The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1842, Page 3

General Printing—Books—Pamphlets— Cards—Bills, dc. To the Business Public. Having now completed one of the mest splendid GENERAL PRI. ING OFFICES, ever o1 in this city, we are ready to print books, pam) » cards, bills, ant all kinds of useful and elegant printing, on the ‘most moierate terms, and for cash pay ments. , This office we have fitted up at a great expense—in ‘ypes, presses, and materials of all kinds. We have alrea dy executed work to the amount of several thousands of dollars, ond-are still printing some ofthe most beau- tiful articles ever issued from the press. A Lady’s Maga wine,called the “Anrist,” is — this office, and it is ‘be the most acknowledged to lly printed magazine inthe country. The beautifal typography of the New You Livctt is pallboeses <4 All applications for printing will be made to Mu. Josern Ex.iorr, the Manager, at the office of the Hereld—or up stairs in the print Office, entrance at 97 Nassau street. |AMES GORDON BENNETT, Prorazron oy tux Hxnatp Genenat Paixtixo Orrice, North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau New Yeax, 20th Sept., 1942. MONEY MARKET, Friday, Nov. 4—6 P, M, A fair amount of business was done at the Stock Board this morning, at generally falling rates. Ohio 6's fell }, Kentucky 6's}; Indiana 5’s 4; Harlem §; New York City Tsrose }. Y The ship Louisa, hence, at New Orleans on the 26th ult., with $116,500 specie. ‘There were three mails due from the south consequently in Southern funds the market is heavy. Alabama is quo- tedat 13a14. A Tallahasse, Florida, paper remarks as follows :— “ Money of all kinds—good, bad or indifferent—scarce. ‘We have heard it intimated that the Bank of St. Mary’sis about to establish an agency here, for the kind purpose, no doubt, of furnishing our citizens with a currency—and baying all thecotton that comes into market. Now, the Bank of St. Mary’s may be a very good, a very sound in- stitution, but we havea horror of some banks, and par- ticularly this same Bank of St. Mary’s. It seems, too, that others regard this bank with suspicion, whether ground- less or not we do not to say—but at all events her bills do not pass as freely as gold and silver.” At Mobile on the 26th, exchange was as follows :—The Bank of Mobile checks on New York at 12} per cent, whilst the ruling rates out-doors for checks at sight on New York and Philadelphia are 11al14 percent. In time bills on the East, the rates are irregular, 60 day sight bills varying two per cent, 729. Sight checks on New Or- Jeanr at 20 percent, and sales of specie at 17020 per cent. It was confidently said that one or more banks will soon become purchasers of Eastern exchange. We stated a few days since that an agent was on his way from Washington to negotiate a part of the loan, if possible, It appears now that the Honorable Secretary himself has come on that business. There is little hope, however, that he will beable to get the money. The de- lay in issuing Treasury Notes, it is said, is in consequence of some informality in the law which will require amend- ment at thecoming session. Thejdepartment is struggling on until then. * Incorporated companies are too often entrusted to the control and guidance of a family or aclique, as in the Erie Railroad; but there is hardly a case on record where we have had the interests of such a vast population wil- lingly sacrificed to promote a party object or a family in terest as inthat company. It is amazing, too, with what generosity the democratic Senators handle their whig op- ponents in the Southern counties, where, if the facts rela. tiveto the defeat of Faulkner's bill, were properly brought out, either by Mr. Faulkner himself, or other senators, the whole population would rise in a mass, and wrest the tast remnant of power out of the hands of those who sac- rificed their road to make political capital. We can only account for it as the consequence of a certain editor’s ser- vices among the democratic population in the country, who mistook him foran influential citizen and editor, At Boston yesterday, $1000 St. Louis City Bonds, 6 per cent, payable semi annually in Philadelphia, redeemable in 1853, sold at 68 per cent. The Auditor of the State of Ohio has issued the follow- ing notice :— Avpitor or State’s Orrice, umaus, Oct. 28, 1842. Cou. Mepany ;—Vourself, and editors generally in the State, will no doubt confer a favor upon the holders of Ohio Domestic Bonds, by stating that in the payment of interest on said bonds, on the first of November, the bonds themselves must be presented at this office, that the pay- meat may be endorsed on them. The interest due on that day will be punctually paid. Very tfully, yours, c JOHN BROUGH, Auditor of State. A bill, called a relief bill, passed the lower house of the ‘Tennessee Legislature on the 26th ult., by a vote of 37 to 36. The bill is a stay law in its nature, operating to cause adelay of eight months in the collection of debts. {t isa branch of repudiation of a most disgraceful character, thrusting the arm of the law between the creditor and his just dues, not on account of the inability of the debtor to pay, but to permit him to set his creditor at defiance for two-thirds of a year. The pretence for this conduct is that the Legislature by its acts invited the people to con- tract debts in the redundant currency issued by the banks, and now destroys the meansof paying the debts, by com. pelling the banks to withdraw the notes trom circulation. Thatis tosay, the gross folly of former years, is the ex- cuse for gross injustice this year. We yesterday made some remarks in relation to the debt ofthe State of Alabama. The amount of debt then given ‘was $9,974,560. The true amount is $9,843,536. The dis- crepancy arises from small redemptions of stock, payable in fature years, having been made, and deducted. These are as follow: Original debe, Redeemed this year and duein_ 1912. ‘Bran’ '394,0°0 Mobile atur tt Huntsville “ Total redeemed, Present debt, 9,813,536 The late fall in Alabama money has been owing mainly to the purchases made by the President of the Mobile Bank recently in this city. There is little probability, however, that the supply in circulation will be so increased as to cause the rates again to fall, ifthe new Legislature 1s true to its purpose of enforcing the resumption in January.— ‘The fear of this event isthe only governing principle with the banks that will compell them to persist in their cur- tailment. Should they do so, their money will shortly be at par, exchange being now actually largely in favor of Alabame,and will be still more so as the season progresses. crease than otherwise, and will shortly be accelerated by the current that may be expected from abrond. In connection with this subject of the import of specie, we would remark on the singular fact, that here, where the largest proportion of all foreign coin and bullion is im- Ported, there is no mint established. Thie isthe head quarters of commerce, the centre of moneyed movements of all kinds, and the focus to which is attracted the coin and bullion of the world ; and its importers are put to the trouble, expense, delay and risk of transporting it to Phila- delphia for coinage—an operation which goes a great way towards Jefeating the object of promoting the coinage of the United States currency. Branch mints have been es- tablished at New Orleans, and at out of the way places in North Carolina and Georgia, because a comparatively tri- fling amount of gold is mined there ; and yet the port of New York, the source from which the greatest supply is derived, is without a convenience of the kind. In order to show the operation, we have compiled a table of the amonnt coined at each mint since the establishment of the branches, as follows :— MC. @ N. . 1838. 165 ia i3 was Soro tno, ars ro 915,600 2nd oo? isi,” 94.600 145,55 556,200 1,206,901 468,587 496 650 1,775,693 10,567,955, ‘This large cuinage at Philadelphia is almost all recoin- age of tha imports at N. York. Why, therefore, should the mint be situated so far from the place of its arrival ? If itis necemary to have the principal mint in Philadelphia asa more central situation, a branch at least ought to be loca, ted at New York. Such a facility would greatly enhance the profit or reduce the expense of coinage, and by s0 do- ing, promote the operation. The import of specie in the above four years was 37,112,674. Of this, it appears about 12,000,000 only was recoined. Had a branch mint been tituated at New York, where the largest quantity arrived, and could conveniently and promptly have been coined, no doubt that double the quantity would have passed through the mint. The establishment of a mint at New York, isso absolutely necessary an auxiliary to the gold bill of 1934, that it is matter of the greatest astonishment that it should hitherto have been neglected. The coming ‘session of Congress, it is to be hoped, will take the matter into consideration, and promptly spply the remedy. Much excitement prevailed at Mobile on 26th ult, owing tothe refusal of the State Bank and the Bank of Mobile, to receive the twelve month post notes recently issued by the Planters and Merchants’ Bank. The con- sequence was, the notes were refused in all business trans- actions, and quite apani¢ prevailed throughout the day. Allefforts by the Planters avd Merchants’ Bank to etect an arrangement with the two other banks, by which the latter should receive the notes of the former, proved una- vailing. The following is a statement of the affairs of the Bank on the 26th ult.:— A Coxpensep Statement oF rue Conpition or THE Pranters’ axp Mecnanics’ Bank or Mo: 2, ON THE ‘2th oF Octonen, 1842, Assets. Notes and bills discounted, Suspended debt. rH Tosurance Company stocks, rH ww Dae from other Bare," rH Notes of other Banks’ and specie, st Liabilities, Individeal depositors, #*MMHEH or 5 ay Due to other Banks, 24,512 13 ‘Notes held by other Banks and in cireu- ation, 98.475 00-$501,526 50 $1,612,996 84 DAN'L. M. RIGGS, Cashier. ‘The undersigned, Commissioners appointed to examine the state and condition of the Planters and Merchants’ Bank of Mobile, (not having yet entered upon their du- tles,) but having been requested by the President and Di- rectors of said Bank, to examine the statement of the Cashier, submitted to the Board en tne 24th inst., witha view of satisfying and informing those interested, hesitation in stating that the above extract show: tislly the true condition of said Bank, and that the liabil. ties to depositors and note holders are no larger t) stated—and they also cannot hesitate to give it decided opinion that the Bank will be ab! speedi only to make such arrangements with the deposi will be satisfactory under existing circumstances, but be ultimately able to meet all their liabilities. The under- signed would also state, that in the settlement of dues to the Bank, that the stock had been reduced two hundred and six thousand two hundred dollars. ‘WM. TAYLOR, WM. SAYRE, W. A. SMITH, Mostxe, Oct. 26, 1942. } comms Sales at the Stock Exchange, 68 5 shas Kentucky Bk 42 68 12 do Adantic lus Co 100 75% «10 do Syr& Utica 100 20 10 do Canton 1 103 150 do Long Island 560 49 100 50 60 4944 82-150 do Harlem si 86 lo Wy, eB 25 do Stonington 53015 3 co lo. cash 15 59 50 do Mech’s Bank Second Board 100 shas Long Island 49 =: 100 shas Harlem bb 25 do Canton 4 100° do BM State of Trade, ‘The season is now drawing near when the canals are closed, usually about the 20th inst, Produce is therefore coming rapidly down in great quantities, but the amount ot goods going back is small, Prices of produce continue heavy. Colion—The market previous to yesterday had been little more active, put holders now meet buyers more free- ly. The sales of the week have been about 2600 bales up- lands, at 5$ 233; 1400 New Orleans, 6 29}; 500 Moble, 6} 9 a Coffee—There has been a little better demand, and cof- fee has gone off a little more free. The stock of Brazil is about 7000 The sales of the week have been, 2000 ¢ Brazil at 7 @ 8}; 600 Laguira, 8 a9; 300 Java, white and green, 8 a 114; 200 Maracaibo, 7; 2100 St. Domingo, 6}; 300 Cuba, 7.073; 100 Sumatra, 7}. A tea sale took place, with the following results. Terms, notes at six months, payable in the city of New York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers. Hyson. Cts. Cts. 5 chests 61 233 chests withdrawn 13 do 50 Youna Hrson. 100 half chests 67 =. half chests 364 20 «do 6 10 do 36 20 © do 63$ 15 do 33 40 do 60 25 ao 32 49 do 50} 1229 half chests, withdrawn 25 chests 48° 378 chests withdrawn Hrson Sxin. 25 chests 35} 20 chests 31 25 «do 35 (172) do withdrawn Iareria.. 10 half chests 63 = 25 13Ib boxes 43 Gunrowper. 25 181b boxes 48 225 131b boxes withdrawn Sovcnona. 5 chests 43} 10 chests 254 30 = do 42 167 «do withdrawn 6 do ale Provision Market, ‘We give the quotations of last week. There has been no change since then. Our markets are plentifully sup- plied with all kinds of provisions, which are sold twenty- five per cent cheaper than they were one year ago. It is certainly pleasing to see the prices range so low at the be- ginning of a winter expected to be very severe. The poor ‘will not suffer so much for food this season as they have in seasons gone by. Apples, bbl Beef, per 1b Bes Prices or Provision Lima Bi peeee P3081 Fol we rs gE BRose a wooB Sto, » s Brighton Cattle Market. Monnar, Ost. 31.—At market, 5000 cattle, about 3000 of which were beef cattle, 2000 stores, 6500 sheep, and 1000 win "parces—Beef Cattle—A few extra at $5. Faret quality 94,26 a 4,50; second quality, $3,50 a 4; third quality $2 60.0 3,25. Berrelling Cattle—Mess at 3,26 ; No. 1, 2,50. Stor ‘wo year old at $7to $12; three year old $14 to $20. Sheep—Lots were sold from 42 to $1,75. Wethers from 1,75 to 2,75. 9 Seine Bales brisk; for lots to lle 3c for sows, and 4c for barrows; and one er two lots for a fraction more. Old hogs, 8¢ for sows, and 3}.a S}c for barrows. At retail 4c for sows, and 5c for barrows. Foreign Markets. Havana, Oct. 18, 1842.—Our market continues without animation. Coffee is coming in freely, and is taken as fast as offered at$8a9 for prime; $7.08 for fair. Lots, however, are small, and the picking has been carried on slowly, be- cause of theheavy rains. We may now expect full sup- plies, as afew weeks of dry weather has forwarded the crop greatly. Sugar is very dull. Our stock is about 35,000 boxes, very uneven in quality, and mostly inferior. re slowly effected at37.a59rs. The coming crop promises to be inearly, but will be considerably less than that of jest year. "Flour hes declined within #few days, in consequence of several arrivals from the United States and Spain. The stock, however, is very small, and holders refuse to sub- mitto a further reduction, as’ the quantity on hand is ra- Pldly decreasing ur der; the demand for consumption and the country. The last sales have been effected at $14} 0 14; and asmall lot of superior at $15. has declined, in consequence of heavy arrivals from New York and Boston, to $13.a13} Some small lots of inferior have been taken at $12. Stock in store, 1,800 kegs—in the harbor, 3,500 kegs; and purchasers de- mand a reduction. ‘Hams—Canvassed, $134; others, $11 a 12. Freights are gradually improving, although we have but little demand for vessels —£2 5 a £2 10 for Cowes, are our present quotations. Exchange on London 11 #12 per cent premium; New York, 1} per cent premium—declining ; New Otleans, none offering. Married. On Thursday, 34 inst, by the Rev. Mr. Bigler, Axoxew G. Bisixcen, to Manoaner B., daughter of the jate Dan’l B. Dash, of this city. Died, lay, 4th inst. after a short illness, Mr. James ‘aged 35 years, ana ive of the parish of Kil- bride, county Cavan, Ireland. His friends and acquaintances, and those of his broth- ers, Patrick and Phillip, Tespectfully invited to attend his funeral, to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 16 Thames st. On Thursday, 8d inst. Exizaneta Roosrvent, eldest daughter of Rev. Wm. L. Johnson, of Jamaica, L. 1. aged e funeral takes place this morning at 11} o'clock, from the houseof her father. The cars leave Brooklyn from the South Fé at 9} o'clock A. and returnin, leave Jamaica at 3 ‘oelock P.M. ‘The friends of the Jy are invited to attend the funeral, without further invi- On Thursday, 8d inst, of consumption, Exisua Bios som Suan, son of Stephen and Mary Ann Smith, in the 19th year of his age, Masonte sie Soa ate this life, yesterday mor- ning, at 6 o'clock, Jouw McCann, aged year a Poldier of tho revolution, and one of Gen. Washing! 's Body Guard when he entered this city at the time the Britis evacuated it. He was born in id, in the shire of h ppm ype pe He wes member ofthe Society of Cincinna- ti, one of the Veteran Corps, a mem An dtew’s Society, and of the Duich pwned A ‘a ‘The members of the Lodges in {is clty and Brookiyn, aud sojourning are requested to assemble fen Hallvat To‘clock B.St-en same clothed in white 8) 8 and on the left arm, and also the relatives friends of his son-in-law, James Stewart, and the Exempt Firemen’s Association. ‘The above societies, and citizens generalty, are invited to attend his funergl, from 464 Bowery, at 3 o’clock P. M. on the 6th inst. ‘Sunday papers will please copy, GEORGE GAUSMAN, W. M. f Trinity Lodge J. Rerrinorn, Secretary. be * MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters and Agents, We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vesseis will give to Commodore William A. Bassett, of our news feet, a te- port e or shipping left at the oat re they r= 9 he vessels spoken on their je, & list of their cargo, and auy ‘oreigu newspapers they may have. He wiit moar them, tine mediately an thei arrival Agents and correspondents at home ‘abroad, will alro ec a favor by sending to this office all the marine intelligence they ean obtain. jantical information of any kind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 5, 1542. MOON sETs wI0K Cleared. : Ships Horatio, Howland, Canton, Grinnell, Minturn & Co: ati Phullips, Apalachicola, Poa & Philips; Ps Marshall, New Orleans, Tayloy & Merrill —Ba Rich, St’'Thomas, R P Buck.—| Gronins zas,M Taylor; Win Crawford. Means, Campeact Leeds & Co; Homer, Watts, Bermuda, RS & MT —schr A M Hale, Chase, Boston, , Arrived. British barque Margaret, Larkin, 10 days from St. Johns, NF. with salmon, to Stokes & Authony—2 passengers. Brig Lapwing, Colby, from Havana, Oct. 19, with segars, ec. A was been detained off the Hook seve: 1m ballast, bound owell,2 days from Boston, with mdse, to Below, One ship, one brig. Wind Herald Marine Correspondence. Orrice or rue Ritope jewport, Nov. 3, 1842, Arr 2d, Trader, Nickerson, New ¥ srk for Providence Grant, Kondout for do; Exchange, Knight, Fall River for more, Her Spellman, Providence for Albany. Sid Hazard, Philadelphia; Forest, Comet, and. ‘Tecumseh, NYork; Massa’ soit, Albany. Cld Poland, Smith, Havas General Record. Bric Sasine, from New York for Campeach on the Allicranes, on the 2d Oct. in a hurricane, a away both masts—she was left in two feet water, when the sea went down. She left New York on the 12th Sept. had pleasant Weather until the 28th, when it commenced blowing & gal She had in a cargo valued at $7,000, ‘The captain, mate and of the crew, Ieaving three on board, went to Sisal in the yawl boat, a distance of 90 miles, fur assiscance, but finding mo American’ counsel at that place, proceeded to. Campeachy, whence the captain had returned to the wreck. No. liv lost mate had his leg fractured at the knee. Some hensions were felt for those left on board, ditus, as a nomber were s Ashons.—A schr from Boston, name not recollected, went ashore at Sisal in the gale of the 2d ult—was high and dry on the beach; her cargo had been landed. She drifted from her moor es ‘ucker" from Stanford, . Lewis. were ppre- }, on account of the In- n trom the brig. ings. “Bena Aconn.—An agent which was seut from this city to Cleveland, to raise the Acorn, sunk in that harbor some wee sinee, writes that he had succveded an getting her. into port— She liad some goods on board which were shipped from New Yor! Pont or Sauea.—The Salem Register says—"' From the Ist of Jan. 1942, to the 2d of Nov. inclusive from foreigu ports in the port of Salem, and 96 clearances hence. This is a Kreater wamber than in the whole of the previoas year. Fisnenmen —Kighteen mackerel catchers arrived at Glou- cester Sst ult. They report mackerel very scarce, none having been caught the last month, and the vessele are now. mostly hauled up. ‘The Bay ileet are now nearly all returned: Whalemen, Arr at New Bedford 3d inst. Adi , Gray, last from St He- th 3000 bbls oil, 1000 sp. Spoke on Coast of New Hol- y 5, lat 25°50 8, lon 110.34 Fs, Elizabetm: Winslow. of 6 mos out, 100 wh 805) juntress, NB.9 18th, lat 29 10, lon i08 30, C Fis! wh; Johu Adams, Bradford, NB. 9% mos, 4505p; 18th, fat }, fon 108 50, Add B. 1136 mos, 450 sp: 26th, Jat 23 30, lon 108 30, Ge Je . ha mos, 500 wh ‘23d. 'NB.7' mos, 600 Troup, 100 sp 2320, lon 109, Condor, Morton, wh; Anne, Bristol, 10 mos. 250 sp; 25th, lat 28.59, lon 108 10, Bli- vabeth, Eastham, NB. 11 mos, 250 sp; 39th, lat 23 40, lon 109 30, Hope, Robinson, do, 836 mos, 200 wh 200 sp; June. 16, lat 1943, Jon 11850) Delphos W. ary, 1 mos, 800 wh 258 sp. 18th, lon'109 E, Canto ket, Sher- 7 mos, 60 sp; Jefferson, Howland, Wilmington, D. 6 mos, 60 so; Merrimack, Howe, N. os, Clean; 20th, lat 23 20. lon 108 30, Flori sp; Averick, Mickel, do, 21 mos, 17 une 17, Kutusoff, Cox. do, 50 5} clean; Endeavor, Weeks, NB. 500 5) son, Nant 80 9p. jailed from Nantucket 30th ult. James Loper, Congdon, Pas ic Ocean—was taken out by camels, and proceeded direct to ea. Marcia, Massachusetts, Nickere Spoken. from New York for Liverpool, no date, lat 51 N, Latehford, (Br) from New York for St Johns, NF. Oct 25, lat. 46, lon Adrian, from New Orleans for Liverpool, no date, off Cape Florida. riot from New Orleans for Havre, no date, off Cape lorida. —™ from New York for Apalachicola, Oct 20, off Sand Ys Foreign Ports. Newront, Wales, Oct 3—Arr Albert Henry, Barstow, Rot- terdam ‘Altorf, Bogardus, do. % ascow, Oct 1i—In port, Dalmatia, Howes, from Newcas- tle for Boston, before reported dismasted, wiz orders, ortenpam, Oct 3~Below, in the Canal, Hannah Sprague, Cook, Baltimore. Hetvoersiuys, Oct 13—Sid Hollander, Ewer, Boston. Burst, Sept 28—Arr Thracian, Brown, Cronsiadt, Certe, Sept 30—Arr Tuscany, Cushing, (or Prince) Mar serlles Dx, Oct §—Arr Siberia, Bartlett, Cronstadt, Oct I—Are Gulvare, Gibson, Hamburg. Sept 23—Sld Orient, Bailey, Alicant, Mapeina, Sept 13—Arr Hi Trarant, Sept 4—in. ‘Trieste arr 9th, Idg, for Colambus, lon 21 30. lope. Short, Gibraltar. rt, Martha Washington, Stevens, fm Orleans about Messina, Sept 30—In port, Wm Tell, Gardiner, for NOrleans, ‘dg, ouly American vessels. ‘aLERMO, Oct 3—In port, Rosabella, Howe, from Marsala for Boston. 12th; Mohawk, Pierce, for do, ldg; Lion, Peterso: ne. v1 Bene ‘29—Sid 26th, Chusan, Cushing, for Boston. — In port, SusamJane, Fletcher, Boston, about middle of Oct; Emma teadora, Hallett, from do via Gibraltar, do do; Ottoman, ingle, do do. Sr feLena, Sept 10—In port, Warsaw, Rhodes, $9 ¢ ys, fn West Coast of Sumatra, full cargo of pepper, to sail in 2 days for Genoa—all well Catcurra, Ai afe Soe! ‘In port, Farwell, Rocram «for Boston, in al incoln, fur do, . Sid 13th, a, From do, arr July 2: Barry, for Salem. Mai jew Jersey Aug 6—Sid Akbar, Canton. Jie oAtr Cabs: Babson Montayndlco. eduly y int Scott, Cunningham, M: fame 14, Maria TI Clarks do. AZ 180, Ji 9—Sid Gloucester, Easterbrook, Copia ajo toad oe Yor Swansea; 20th, Lady Adams, McLennan, jo. Sypvey, CB. Out #-No American vessels im poit. Sid Ca- jorwich. nary, Bane Viumoutn, NS, Oct 19—Arr Zephyr, Heckman, New York; ba YD Colonist, Durkee, do. lontnrat, Oct31—Arr Douglas, Wade, London. Sisat, about Sept 30—In port, Ivanhoe, for NYo-x, lds. Home Ports. Newavnyroar, Nov 2—Cld Persia, Johnson, New Orleans; Heber, Swilt, Boston, piuaucrstim, OctaI—Arr Grandee, Gilchrist, Lubee for iladelpsia. ‘ m Sauem, Nov 1—Sld Sumatra, Silver, East Indies; Mermaid, Vater, St Helena and Airiea; 2d, Mary Helen, Hayman, ‘Bostos, Nor 3—Arr Clarissa Andrews, Colby, NewOrloans; gareh Parker, Codman, NY h, Cad i yd CB; ta, Lubee for NYork. Below, Charlotte, from N Osleaneeppe toe disabled in her spare” Cd. A f ote, Savannah; Acorn He es, Philadel 3 Wik "Frovipener. Now: 2-Atr Pdenee, Well; Willard, Miller; 3 Clio, Darling’ and Gent Braina; ier, N¥onk? “Sid Lousiana: Lady. NOweaues Smiths Dea BRteiny, Nov Son fie, Stanurd, New Havens Jupic Nov je, Btannai en; er, Bee, Harwich; Bridgewater, Brown, Warren, ‘Cid A's te Jor, Balt March, Nickerson, Boston; Provi aspen Wares Gen Bate? Colton Nekiucker pat ‘Oct 3i—Art Pennsvlvania, Estes; Marshail, Ke McKee; Richmond, Dorches: ci ‘onstitution, ; 3 At asgye: Biddle Norman; Oregon, Howard; Col Benton, Perk exaprake! Angel; fludson, Seymour: cy; Tippecanoe, Fellows Minerva, Spencer, Alvs, Owen; Huron, Shepard; Panama, fiapp, and Wins Nickersott Bualo: Hudson, Baldwin, and Missouri, Jennison, Oswego; E & Ontario, Balh, Port Bur: wry Shans on, and Clyde, Davis, ‘Kingston. Cld Lexington, Parker, Buffalo; Western, Wilson, Pt + Monangahela, Turley, Liver- con Goer! CR ecnmech, Beals Boston; Odeo jo; Challenge, Park.de; Frances, Soule, N Bedford; Bo mmnder, Wing, Wareham. Arr in the Schay hil vk Phuc, Boston; Seneca, Shepat ‘turgeon, Decker, 'NYork. : Grongktown, DC. Nov 1—Sld Isaac Frankli 5 ja, Fountain, ao. mn: fonvern, Nov 1—Arr Envoy, Thomas, NYork; H Walker, erry, Gea sip baw, Preesy’ ishenoed fx Bestos: “eames. Louisa, (Hamb) Haeslodp, from NYork for Baltimore, came in from sea this afternoon, and proceeded up the river. Cld top Erefethan, Besbadges; Bt Geance, Long. Guadaloupe, Oct 29—Arr Emily, therwood, N Yor! Se eae ere Saunders, Warren, HI. the offing, ellington, 3 lelntyze, ahd Lancaster, Jefferson, fm iverpoo nore, Graves, Newburyport; ine. Ghent; fonurment, NY ork.’ Cld Teazer, Crockett, Mobiles Caroline: srwood, N York. javaNNAH, Oct 28—Arr Alli jaltimore; Robt ‘Fitzgerald, d cotta tor Key We: 5 i bat in for repa mast head He cli ‘Newark, 4 Tucker, Wisensse' Rosa- Stet- Jost a eke, Stppiean, erwin, NYork. Arr 20th, Richmond iavre; Hebrew, Carr, Boston; Jul Mu , Bennett, Providence; ¢ Geta Ar ‘Tuskina, Spencer, NYork; Eliza, Tal- jena ri ind Russell, New its Vigilant, Barto irks Wljzabeth Bi ur y Emer, West, NYork; Congress, Cargill, N Jennigon, Po: ;, Handy, Post, do. Cid 26th, Linden, Griffith, NYork; Growler, Ulmer,do. In port— Ships Alexander, Andre: ‘verpool; Wm Goddard, Pot do; Lorena, Urquhart, Hire; Rockingham, Penballow, freight; Milton, Dixon, do; Kalamazoo, MeCerren, do; Active, Beard, talanta, Hart, do: Tuskina, Spencer, do; barques Soutl Win &' Jame izht;, brie Sarah 3 Tampico, Neagle, Attakapas; Jano, {Sp) Gel "1 ‘ restirno, (Sp) Gelp, do. ICH) Alabama, Bunker, pool; Perdonnet, F 5 Arr Peravian, Spear, do; Clara, Penhallow, Portamouth; P. Energy, Sallie Harford St Clow jenry, less, Bristel. he Rie ‘Arr 23, Girerd, Rairden, , Ja; Solomon Saltus, Gray, man, Thomaston; Olive Branch, Watts, Bordeaux via Key We 16, Ryan, a OF THE CITY AND COUN. Tory Oe NEW PORK Tie undersigned hereby with- raws as a candidate for the office of Register at the ensuing Seton ICHABOD PRALL- New York, Nov. 4. 1942 ng 1% a 50) REWARD—Stolen from i05}f Reade street, on the (th inst. 2.divmond breastpins, brilliants of first water. i ond Karrin pair of garnet do, Reng with gamet coat, wadded. and one dress Coat, and ‘Auy person having knowledge of said ai above reward and the thanks of the owner, nS, JENEE, tailor, whos ‘idence cannot be found, F oncned i cllga” LENTILEON® On 3 Broad street, OTICE.—All agents and dealers in periodical NOt New York and Brookly: Israel Post’s, 67 Bowery, on Mond’ of the city aro requested to meet. at ening, the 7th of No- Pelock, f rtawee WII be by he before them, ‘Panctual atteutunce of all persons in. ve 'ahore Kine is reauetted. 5 2teod®5 E—A fi te dairy of Kmgli ‘hese, EGE, MEERA torent Be at 212 Greenwich street. All alloy ill be made to retailers. a GRAND ‘aaae’ AND INSTRUMENTAL 50 _AUCTION SALES [___ AMUSEMENT BY THOMAS BELL. CHATHAM , (Stores Now. > THEATRE, rT 28 cont announcing to his * Yoneert im America Nov. 7th, 1942, at the SATURDAY At 103g o'clock, Valuable and ted by the o Mur. OTTO, Steno RAPET TY and f 3 , First Tier 50 cents. FIELD OF FORTY Foorsteps” After whigh BLUE JACKEDS EE ve ale rooms. teusive sale of splendid Furuitura—Compri- seeping of three farrilies removing, "To conclade w th rk RAKEMANN, varisty of warranted city made ¢': YOUTHEU > PROG Ut side ak the Piano Forte 4 Richard, Ai Gocdenow PMA EA RD M Jedat ore hss Also x large additional lot of excellent second hand furniture open at64—Curtain will rise at quaner sat ‘ . mn fine o 1. Fantasia Dramatic for the piano forte, from "Lu ' Monpay. ¢ Othice open daily from find kammermoor.” Mr F Rakemann Liszt a AL Feiock. , | eurchased and places secured. FOS a Pichele mar to . Ors Ha, from the Stoves—Without reserve—Witl be sold, the balance and ae ‘a 4 v " M'me Otto, °C M Weber | most valuable part of the stock of a stove manufacturer, com- THIS EVENING, COE ATRE. . Fantasia for the Violin, Sig Rapet ; Bapetti Eabout 109 stoves of all descriptions, and the best patents TRAE ars ik Lilhteresemted, —- ; Cavatina, from “Rovere ler Diable obert! Wreookine. fee ar foi que )’aime?” M'me Otto ; + Meyerberr | | Piano Fortes at 1! o'clock, Fal Mr Archer Hexameron—Grandex Variations Brilliantes for diately efter the eale ofseote te Aum seen Mr Shrivat the Piano, (composed by Liszt, Thi Pixis, oul reserve 1 Mr Hoskins Herz, Crerny and Chopin): += "++ Mr F Rakemann f Mrs Seguin Pant m1. — Mm Bailey Boxes $i—Pit 50 cts—Gallery 25 cents. Doors open at 63% 'clock and the performance will com- commence at 7 recisely Mrre 1's OLYMPIC THEATRE. 444 Broadway, New York. THIS EVENID a, Ae 4 ‘will be presented General Count Der Te: 1. Jose ‘Bpeckbacher,” ar, Me 4 After which Lani ES AND LOCO FOCOs. p K, “ furniture by order of a morteag ESDAY AL103§ o'clock in the sale rooms ley fF seasonable clot 1, Aria fom. the mam,” pe os abat Mater,”—' Cujus ani- —Mr Kossini Rakemaun, transl ted for the Forte of Franz b ig for the Vio | "The Raps asia for the Plano » Liszt Mayseder alte , hosiery, shirts, suspenders, gloves, haukerchicls, » French and American jewelry, watches,cuns. iné time 2 cases pistols, an Electric Machine.valuable r which, SECS is, Ke <. Sit all BESS fae HOUSE OF LADIES. A. pearance, wishes to undertake sheath BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, (F* The Doors will be i at halépast 6, aad the per girls, She is'proficient in music, having ‘ eveniny RICAN THEATRE—WALN PHILADELPATAL NO UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MIS THIS EVENING. } Old Dornton, vocally and instrume: TURDAY, the rudi At 103g o’clock in the sales room and second hand farniture, carpeting, piano ,&e. urtains—One sett dcrimson satin damask one secretary and of Cooper, Living, ntally, from the first masters; understands ats of French and Italian—is au exce ileat seamstress, d society. Would not object to go lin-ry, embroidery, or confectionary A nest apartment, and be references as to character Park Post office. a ISS ©. CUSHMAN, mill be in’ enacted, Mr Chippindale. MeET ME'BY MOONL Mr H Piacide will appear on Parsee oe coul celleut pal M. BoARDING— Phe origin ty, Franklin Squar I. mdon, F ng- Jand, pernanent. bowlers $240 per week, transient. hoarigrs 50 nilies cau be accommodated with private Ne terms, have books com Mitson, E on, Ke, Eugravings—, lete sett of the Stafford gallery (prc ianngensions in 4 Vols. also, books of Btching’s Re ry, by Bartolomeo Pinetti, with a portfalio of eugravi from Marveus pata! . Also 120 doz, Prince’s mixture Snuff, a superior article, in ING, ROAD TO 126 P ‘owler, from Lor 5 E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Wines and. 3 cents . THEATER! we ‘ thar eae tira per et ‘ i salt pound botties. panties AMPHIT HEATRE [OF THE REPUBLIC, cold cuts equally chea; N. jo i ove! e% oy ‘ kes and ton'ton chops can be had at all homes: on Orage megs ad A, HOWE 8. . particularly re fortable hoine ests. any one Why is in want of a com- is establishment, and i for England would |. The house being convenient JF. being appointed agent, he ‘At 10 very information, Liquors, Sega Old Country pspers taken in n .—A_ handsomely fui , in the two story brick house to the corner of Broome) is at the his wife, or two single gentlemen. furnished to the gentlemen, ‘There are uo other boarders inthe house, and all the com- forts of hove may be secured for the winter... ‘Terms to suit the times. Apply at No. 12 Wall street, comer of Broad, oron the premises 15 Sim OARDING—A gentleman and his wile ora lew respect able single gentlemen, cau be tarnished with good boud, and, very pleasant rooms on reasoutble terms, at 204 Fulton st! ng 2wr ET NURSE —Woauted a situation, a young marned man perfectly healthy, to take charge of an infant. in the house of ut ethe best of refereare as to cha- rant A. B. vox No. 531 Park post office, . 3 te res, hosiery, &e. to which the is directed. ment, | : Dedicated to genius, taste and pa'riotism, This elassie and popular eatablishm: ut will open for the son on Monday, Nov. 7th. with the best equestnan com: thatever appeared ted Staten, he interior ofthe Amphitheatre has been eommodiously. and Juxuriant!y fitted up during the summer recess, havin been newly painted, enlarged’ and decorated “in becutitnt hare been f the dress cirele, which cured daily by Had application, been so cularged as to elreumscribe the entire ig AccOMMOxlations to #n immense multitade— magnifieent ban’s of mu: ever concen- s been engaged to enliven the enter conformity with the talent and respectability of the ts —Private do for 6 ier 3735 cents—Pit 25 cents. x mihominiatureere sr. mi 3% A programme of performances will be found in the bills of the days ne AMERICAN MUSKUM AND GARDEN, BROADWAY, opposite St. Paul’s Church, under the mo agement of arnuin, BARNUM, Manager, TREMENDOUS. ATTRACTIO: ast week of the inimitable aud eecent DR. VALE ¥ id Carnie o'clock, at the auction room, g0od assortment of liquors and se ae very superior Port Wine and Ha- (tention of public houses and families are can give passengers every New ork a nd Snr ed front room, with 166 Mott street (next ispo.al of a gentleman and reakfast and tea will be gars, ausong which are vana S 5 Sexars, ____ | style. Private boxes, for the accommodation of fa constructed immediately in front. of the may URE, SHY PL , CUTLERY D FANCY GOODS.—A. C, Humbert & Co. will sell this moruing. #¢ 108 o'clock. at the aliction room 149 Broadway comer of Liberty st., fall” and 3 Kreuch mahogany chairs marble and mahogany top enclosed washstands, spring seat and tafted sofas, pi tal . dressing and plai ureaus, card and work tables, ‘high post bedsteads, office de . Ke. d ormolu and bronze girandole 9 aster mantle clocks, vases and 1! lamps, rioh China, dinner, tea and’ toilet. sets, candlesticks, balance handle table spgons, forks and butter knivee, Se. Sale elegant gilt wers, astral effild plated German silver 5 1t®m voit it Trees of » Plums Apri- s, consisting of Apple ectarines, Cherries, Hi Gooxeberries, Currants, jamental Shrubbery of various kinds, Catalogues sday, when the Trees can be examined. IL PAINTT most approvi cots, ing of debts at aie hereby notified that age revoked, and all yersous ue len to transact any busiuess with him, ay. suc agent, Kc. Whereas Samuel Bernheimer & Jacob Bloch, von sitatiag the firm of 8. Beiahe mer & Co. of Syracuse, PAINT this day assigned to H. Bernheimer & Brothers, of New "York, on Saturda: all the goods, debts and demands of every d there! | handsome colle fore, all persous are hereby forbidden to pay any aid | part of those 8. Bernbeimer & Co. or either of said firm after this date—and | all payments of said demands may hereafter be made to Hert man Beroneimer, Emanuel Bernheimer or Simon Beruheimner, being the firm of HC Bemmheimer & Brothers, oue of whom. will be found at Syracuse by any person wishing to make. pay- ments; and on whom al, persons ind: bted are requested to call who will give all ions, including his Lecture on Phren nd his celebrated Fourth of July Oration.— for one week. Niagara Falls with real Croton ublitae exhibition of the a ‘Tor Mysterious Gipry Girl—Mis —La Petite Celeste, Grand Cosmorama, G JOTION =A. LEVY will sell Evening at 7 o’clock, at 151 Broadway. a Dil B. collection a nodern piet been on exhi res Which hay some ume, and which have been so generally admired, re PRIVAT TH. = MEDICINE CHE E COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY, Consisting of eleven.of the most extraordinaryf'performers in the world. f ) z Wednesday next, Benefit of Miss Hood. maerilly aha Sette tte account an note. OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. .Aflemoon performances Wedheaday’ and Saturday at three primer "Fi. BERNHEIMER & BROTHERS. AVE prenared a number of “ Private Medicine Chests, | o'clock, Kevening performances commence at Th each containing an appropriate quantity ofthe new French Medicines for the cure of a peculiar class of diseases. which ave unfortunately in (oo many instances fallen under the treat. (ignorant quacks, in cousequence of the extremedelica. cy whieh patients thus afflicted exhibit ip applying for medical advice from iespectable physicians. In the mode now ex plained, however,safe and effectual treatment will be gamed by such patients without th of making any « BROTHE oe The Admittance to the whole, Museum, Gardenand enter LOAKS, &c.—VICTO- taumments, twenty-five cents—Children half price. 030 cctfully anform the laies Ty of this ¢ 9 395 Broadway, between White and Walker streets, a splendid assortment of Hats, Capotes, C’oaks, Prlerines, mi faney and street Dresses, Scarfs, Shawls, Veils, Feathers, Marabouts, Se. of the latest Paris fashion, “Just received per ship Ville de Lyon, ILLINARY Al RINE & CO., from Pai this city, that thev will op a UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION?} NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTC RE GALLERY, Broadway, opposite the Park. Mr. H. BENNE s ure of ETT, Manager, from Havre. theirease, ‘The Medi tity of | FYAS the honor to aimounce thht he has engaged the great Dress and Cloak making promptly executed, appropriate mediciue as is gua etre, negio dancer Master FRANK DIAMOND. and secured ns im*r andamole divcetions in a plain wu f Hing atyle accompany | the services of Mr. Alden, the much admired Ethiopian Melo x — co of best Red Ash Peach Orehard, | £2ch chest. The remedies are applicable to all forms ot the dis- | dist and. popular Banjo Pi also Miss Rosalie, the ¢| - RAE COAL arene te a ae rete Oren | Sas id he Chests containing reeds for eypiite duewses | ne wingditaa, is vena Mr. Collins, the ‘Comic singer, coal, i 5 At $5,59 per | att sold for $5 each—the chests with remedies. for xonorrhoes | and Mr. Delarue, the mime, wi their entertain aie streel, and will be delivered free of cartage at $3,50 per and gleet $3 each, may now be had of the Principal Ageut ol the | formane Nellis, the wonder of the world, will appeas ‘Orders received for the above qu College. in his extraordinary feats—he will ity of Coal for one week, any of the audience ts W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Glass Blowing by Mr. Owe at the fellowing low Principal Office of the College 97 Nassau street, | — Adm to the’ whole; ancluding N, B.—Cases forwarded to al! parts of the Union, the Canadas | ti Mi . ture Gallery, ‘aud Performance, ONE SHILLING, ill bea day performance on Wed Saturday, and West Ind “GRORGE THOMPSO 3 There y ’ aday and Persons) i the Chests can,by addressing the College, | at 3 o'clock. ‘The entertanments in ning will begin at a ratuitously obtain whatever additional advice they may desire | half-past7, 030 im® ec OAL.—A cirgo of the best Peach Orchard Coal daring the progress of ase. 816 11m te FOR SALM—T he Yacht ON-KA-HY-—She is 91 feet long —21hg feet b and 13 foe hold. Her cabins are exteu- d tora Yacht, she of the West TIVOLI SALOON. THE LARGEST and most splendid Saloon tn the city for Masical Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls, d Dinner Pa Political 'Meetings—with- art) ¥ ‘roprietor, ever to gi establishment reputation ( independent kreat profit) has leased from the owner on as Ww enable him to compete be moat happy to make times) with all. who may favor him with a ca them that no pains or expense will be spared to isfaction. WM. P. DENM. Pro P. 8. Tuesday evenings of each week is set apart ior Inviiae ready for delivery. on board barge Judge Royer, at shp, foot of Marketatreet. It will be sold su mgyeth purchasers, at the fo lowizg pri at $5 per ton. NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVE contains No. } ofa series of articles Uses and Trusts—Imporvant English € the Criminal Law—In Bankraptey, ex p. O1 Attorney, and Counsel for costs, on securities plaved in his hands prior to. Bainkruptey—Assisrant Vie Chancellors Cou tt ood vs, Gosling et ux Mortgage of Infant confirmed by his acts after his coming of age—Superior Court, Geant et al ¥ ssignment of Judzment collaterally secu: etter | from Mr. Am sive an ning more buoyancy with sharpness, he is strong aud stoutly built, aud would be valuable as a dispatch vessel, or axa tender to & fleet She would carry a very heavy srmament_ on her deck, having pare of her ballast, (40 tons) in an iron keel, by h her stabivit atly ‘ihareased For commercial pur- x in Brown, lien of | than any other vessel atlo te. pines ggart, of Pam tal jer huil, Cort hee! | from Mi Sane pe! tion alls. og im*r Trinity Hall, ¢ mer Mite en He, 8. Publuhed by °¢ | muy be aceu at the Dry Dock.” Fort aaa = SAMUEL OWEN, Bdliorand Proprietary, * | ora Biss, atthe ofite of the Cam FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOAT, "The reports are publi ith the sanction and ‘approbation | _ n22wiab OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. nti ofthe Judgenn ms item = ~ HODGSON. fe a Yorkshire, Ena: ALL READ THIS. Ee is parents Joueth Rhodes Hodgson aed Bestty’ Pane ie ng road several heavy purchases 4 pena Bisson Laan ‘TO MARI No nga at Mr. Br. Worswick, Nov F Promtargety York, rade behes b dred feet to the eastward o Nath Amarion. bt Sie een reer easierly em Beacon, DAGUERREOTYPE, continued the TO ERE nO TOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. ol 168: fulton street, ite St. ru inerease the pre bight iy be axtingwished, | F fist Church, reapocatalig (aioe net ie cae at or gnality, ne” cannot ‘The new Western Beacon Hock, erceted very public, that they hav just received by packet ship Argo, an in- Weorekeopers wri nearly upon the site ofthe Western Beacon, will be lightel 1000 Daguerreotype French Plates oe er eae Western Beacon willbe taken, dow Keated fytuvits | Ae tumrivo the bt and beweet patterns apparatus or Ath “ . 20 b f iodi ie Collate nae 2h ‘ounces bromine of iodine pauiterard Suga Crackers 28 eee) a ae lipesen Se umemmen china ofrola Brooklyn, Nov. 30, 1812. ngiwtee | J IVERPOOL ORRELL COAL AFLOAT’ —Dischar 100 pounds of tripali of veins DEAT VLEs GEAND, ENGLAND, SCOTLAND sealertl oe ecpanl Orel Con ell teats Wats ee Crete AND WALES—Drifs forany amount, payable oa de- hold, large six, pres iy tor family use. Forsale in. lots to eh lee sesasaittabanattaicaudonans Mo seh The Natioual Bank of Ireland, sttit p very low fromthe vessel” Anuly on board ot : ‘The Provincial Bank of do, And all their branches, m DR WHEELER, OG iT. DISEASED AND ae to IAMS & FERG' wd Stier No. 28 Oak street and 107 Anthon, ‘st. WEAK BYES—DR & Co , Bankers, London, study of practical Bookkee: are open from 9 A. M. to 9 P. J haan Kt, Oculist, 33 Gi ich ‘ BOOKKEEPING, , Oculist, 33 Greenwie respect count Bank, Liverpool a | SEPING. he public, that in cousequence’ of Ines eacese ind their branches throughout Ehgland and Wales. HE COUNTING ROOMS OF ©. C. MAR huving become enlarged’ tos i r. yaeet The Eastern Bank of Scotland, ping, and mercantile The General Banking C ‘upils attend two or more 4 hours daily, dents. ‘And all their branch sepigon, Go be Iter, on cospectises with terms may be had at the rooms, No. 88 “Netwicharanding tnat among the many hundreds of cases etter, edar st. a JT. Tapscorr, C. C. Marsh's Works, which are highly recommended for | other profesor waeuteds IARY nave ven operated on bY 3 Peck Blip. ad stand fora lemthe loea- other profetsors without curable, yet wr, We nae. fund effect a perleei. cure may have presented itself, ain many ioatances slarcee agent hope. “Its uns unprecedented aucceas. tn his treatinent et ine (ctherto considered incurable) diseases of the eye that 1m with confidence ro refer the aflicted who toss: ie with him, and his mild mode of treating their simplicity, and the great amount tain are sold as above. Prices as f low, Double Eutry Bookkeeping simplified, 10th editi Single do > improved, 4d edition, tot bese Books are well calculated for schools and self-i ors. POR DX. FEUCHTWANGER'S via, Capsules, Acids, Dyewoods, istruction they con- eradicate the disease TO LET—An excellent long establi disadvantage which the stock and fixtures fc ice Current of Copa Lunar Canssie,D a pa orean—to uumerous restored paticate in the first DOG LOST.—$5ireward will be paid to any person | Teotype Chemicals, German Silver, Sc. &e, &e. See fourth f suctety, respecting his professional abilities and skill as qo wa return to the stable, po Maree street, 4 doors Page. . coin Batots _— Gu n he uation of the ey; roome street, ar to No. 17 Spring strev t,a dar 100 REWARD=STOLEN, BAN MGLAND i Fey mired Setter Slut—anawers to the mame of Romp. said | HOO RO ARO— STOLEN, BANK OF EMGLAN( fing standing, can be eSscrual fut strayed from the stable yesterday. nd 2t®m. No. 78,576, £300 "pecs tonelt the etaltmerten a i it re- 78,379, 300 — — SUGARS bbla. slanted, 59 do assorted, ia Tots wo auit re Non ita Ap 30 HAVANA SEGARS, , Sugar House Molasses, im bbls and tierces, for sale by 0. 11,522, Augu: a 2 ICABIA & MANZANEDO, No. 49 Liberty street, near J. G. BLAKE , 193 Greenwich No. 61,102) May 5, 18 3... | P Recomm ctr fos ele tes Rseioas ‘4 wh Stier gaia oy Kee ee ny person who may have found the above, or can give in- 300.000 Lea heey - < | formation to Messrs, rand & Hodgson, 31 Fenchurch. street, 150 2 BUGLE OF EXCHANGE) payable at sight on all parts of | or to Messrs. L or D. Forrester, Mansion Houses, London otland, land, Ireland and ‘£2010 any amount, for sale by sums of £5, £10, £15 and 8. J. SILVESTER, 1 street and 130 Broadway. by be recovered, shall receive the above 4. and particu! which the property may reward. Payment of the Notes have been forwarded to all the prine! toy pal cities and towns in the United to suit purcha nd are! CTION' of the United States made on | Kingdom and the Continent. 08 Imis®r Cevfeton fromile enna by" Ne Ue arrreaget Aoply ti New York * MAURY, BROTHERS, PAN; RP ESENTS. ES 22 Wall sticetand bo Doectiray, | _muve ! BRGTWals, | TIFFANY, YOUNG, & ELLIS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In the various Fancy Manufactures of England, Froneo, AGAZINES & PERIODICALS FOR NOVEMBER. Artist, Godey’s Ladie sBook, Granam’s Magazine, Lad E T Bink Ni ed at the Nawsonrror jank Notes Pees ie hast ° nor 22 Will street and 120 Broadway. rmany, China, ? Book. i caiaee way. Ys Hibcelays et Wore Rane a he tik en ee BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES, boughe vd sold at HAVE received by late arrivals, a great. variety of beautiful than ‘ings ;, Biblical Jonrnal and Christian Family J. SYLVESTERS novelties, which reuders their stock more elegant . he Rev. H. Rood and ell ; Tem- | _ nor 22 Wall street and 130 Broadway tensive than ever before. In it wili be found «superior assort other Almanacs ; the Rainbow jient, & new = ment of— FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Invermedi- . J Rose wood and Ebony Goods | Chinese Fancy Articles ively and gay. Allod which Wil Se sold’ at wholes amd Bal SWALLOW gta ANMTcLeam” | Ela nad lacy Stationery | Fancy Poreellaed lag retail, and § hose ‘ho bay to sell again at « lower rate than te the ot of Cortlandt st, on Wednesday Afternoon, | Ferfarery of il nde, ee OOOde i q i : ; nt 3 o'clock, - IN: B.—Filty agents wanted, t circulate magazines, periods leave as ahore.on Saturday, th, at 5 a’ele, | Brasher and Combe cals, ke, - J. pidciagtt 5 pene ove isa substantial Bont, Sitted up with elevant | "Walking Gre a sin) AND DYER ea aE ind for accommodaiion is warivalled on the Hud: | Jewelry, Rid VER F : nar Havin: some knowledge of Dr. Taylors Balsam of Live aa ents, Oil Pai v wort, made at 375 Bowery, | ordere: th the si in asevere case of dis- usnal svmptoms_ of costiveness, yellow stomach, loss of appette, with a sense id also considerable nervous dis- STATEN ISLAND FERRY. ‘he steam boats STATEN ISLANDER ‘and SAMS! tinge of the skin, of weight at the , n show stomach, satiofhews tress. Taoon found this medicine produc re ient rapidly improved, and is how quite well. iil leas Ne, = __ NO, 259 Broadway, Simont excellent anil mild rerprdyz snd” shoud ‘always be uned | TH! lee Naw York and Staten Island follows 013 1misee Directly opposite the City Hall. in cases of diseased lungs and liver. r ake TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. ROB’T. L. SMITH & HENDERSON, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FANCY SILKS AND STAPLE DRY GOODs, BA ELILM.D. N. " RAISING OF BLOOD AND PAIN IN THE BREAST. 1 aThose premonitory symptoms of consumption ave especially ” dangerous at this season, and every possible means sheuld be ted towvigorate the Inogs and. retore theta to headtig ae tion, To effect this there is nothing so nd certain as Dr. w 12% aie oN All goods shipped are required to be aud are at the risk of the owners here. ‘Taylor's Balsam of v4 ‘ine has bi over SHAWLS AND LACES OF ALL DE! 8 ry successful in ening th * ous medical men ‘Straw, Leghorn and Palm eal a commending it in thelr practice. We ,urveli th We es to four engen wherrefite has been saved by this medicine alone, to attend the NO. 176 PEARL STREET. Journal of Health. Tent 3d door above Pine, BEWARE OF FRAUD: just pitched New York, None genuine but that prepared at the old office, 375 Bowery, | Capt. Gafly, will leave the ew Ronent L. SwntH, city of New York, where the article was first made and its | on Sunday. Otis inst, at Bo’clock, A. M., Will arrive: lonn C. Hexperson, character si theages 1 = pion ete ine, though there are bs id Lf, ie porning meeting. On her return will kes} (No deviation from the first price — jitations offered bearing the same or similar names, | ark, at 2. M. AF Weil wees“ d of i ng ir % n ACRE T ROE HAVRE-Seeopd Line— tie sup | DENRSEK BE OOKS, Paper Warehouse, No. ei Liber "y E, Edwara F a ler, wi 0 street, New York. MEDICAL AID. Hf piiaie i 6 a Printing Paper of any size or quality, made to order at short PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE. — Hovsl Peninive the City Cash Tailoring Establishment, The rates which have been cl for fashionabl the subscriber to the cheap cash s) Q demen with the sande 1p With wenticas tacts Send Seneasshy ot the very Torrest ul despa i iT »ments for Sean tn ined g ey oy Lye ‘TD afford them low. most “experlenced cutters are d ledges to wiv satisfa , “Uvraanees Sindee es clay. cad have a fall sult feede wp at 1 BOYD & HINCKEN, No. 9 Toucine Buildings. ‘OK NEW ORLEANS—Lo. ond New York Line—Regular Packet of 10th November—The (rat tailing coppered and copper fastened packet ship MISSISSIPPI, Ca ter Hillard, will positively sail as above, her regniar day. For freight or passages having supe: fumished_ accommodations, apply ou board, at Orleans what foot of Wallst. or to E. K COLLINS & LO. 56 South st. Shippers may rely upon having their goods correctly measar- ed. and that the ships of this line will sail punetaally as adver. tised. Any quarantee to that effect will be given aud fulfilled that may be required. DE, GREGORY, residing at, 4 Mott street, hy long since favorably establish-d his character and qualification asa} n2t physician ; he has therefore no further need to advertise exeept | — to appuise suangers that he still remains always at ho ready to adminuter to the afflicted—to enre. hi speedily as their individual welfare and the var ces will permit. inty because they are not permanent—it should be the object invalid to avoid having their disease tampered with, by which means possibly the care may become exceedingly painful or even daigerous, or may be disastrous, ‘The way to avoid improper trentment and imperfect cures is to obtain a Tittle “book entitled ‘The Rubicon,” it gives a history in de- rand true mode of treatment— ied circumstan- Too hasty cures in general are not desirable, Clothing, and he now of the prope will be sole to understand their own euts in N- Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, " ‘ notice, é i Pesan | "etal rel aD Me cao. manne | ko ereN os ear tate ce int Ve t E, Capt. O. Ry ford, " fe sm variety raceew the Shakepeare, and sal the 20th Nov her nalts er nen ES pox book iteeif, the best | °*7: sans —_ mir | 50. RIBBONS AND SILKS. T. REYNOLDS. race ty si cusstascal oh VAR Ai Se ONUEANS ORUEAND ha | 26-— fitted fog with from those whose 0: endancered PANTHEA, Cart, ES, D, Hekstishiy | mentof fashionable Bonnet Ribbons, Silks, 1. Vely “its rapidly increasing sale. Pi y De, G. at h a BA, Capt, E. 8. Dennison, on the Sth of | {cto be found in the a Dealers, city and county e, 34 Mott street, nea he church, about 150 For MOBILE—Packet bi ers, will do well te call before purchasing elsewhere reside wards trom Chatham aqute, Mesar'Sandn 79 and 0 Falton roadway aud Chambers st. d in ‘TURE.—Persons afflicted with stricture should call on Dr. Gregory and inquire into the merits of his plan of cure. He all times ready ai ling to prove that his method of ning astricture is apee mode of treatment. e time required to cure by) fs from quarter of an hour to about ten ca to make further inquiry Will not be charged exce vendered and a mogerate compensation ts ali that any case. the drug stores of f the and on beth 06 linia comers of SELMA, © ith, on the 7th Nov. ee ee For SAVANNAH—Prcket brig PHILORA, Capt, Doane, on the 7th Nov. Tne above are all first class regular packets that will suid yore liv = savertived, and take Peseetigors at low rates— And are fitted up with every convenieners Ror passage are © We TR PAPBCOTT, a Fork 5 STRABISMUS. COMMONLY GALLED SQINTING. D in » few seconds by Guerin’s celebrated plan, which ew from pain or afr “ee! , ' iB "Y=" he Re ER Bo ** Oltice hours, trom # AM. to TP. M. of Imis® r SUGAR HO} MOLASSES sed Kea of t for Sa Se ttoarhte” Naas Ne scape TYLEE & MAPES, 083 twer