The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1842, Page 3

rect efforts at Albany last spring, to prevent the anact- ment of a law affording amnple relief, and as the result also of their stubborn adherence to place? An eminent democratic gentleman in the southern tier of counties, can tell all about that intrigue at Albany, and as he will be here at the meeting of stockholders, we beg him most earnestly to divulge the whole alfair to them.— ‘The announcement of those movements which prompted President Bowen’s letter to the Governor, and the special messege of the latterto the Legislature, last March, to- gether with the incidental scene shifting and wire pull- ing, would equal, if not surpass, the political manoeuver- ing of the late United States Bank, and would go far in sharpening the intellect of every shareholder. For the chief manager of a large work of internal improvement to gather all the friends of the{ enterprise from east to west, to urge the Legislature to grant it aid, while he was engaged in pushing forward an intrigue to prevent the same Legislature from extending that aid, is something new under the sun. Among the views taken in England on the late treaty between this country and Engh ‘, is the very important one that its political effect must beto unsettle and disturb all existing treaties with other nations, and to render nu- gatory the protective and descriminative system of Eng- land, in regard to those articles constituting the produce of the district ceded to the United States, ‘The third arti- cle of the treaty provides that the forest and agricultural unmanufactured produce of the district shall be admitted into New Brunswick duty free, and that “such produce shall be dealt with as the produce of the said province.” — ‘This, in relation to the district in question, is, in a com- mercial point of view, unimportant ; but it is contended that the treaty isnot between districts, but between the United States and Great Britain, and taken in its broad sense, it provides that certain »raduce of the U. States shall be admitted into the territury of Great Britain duty free. Nearly all the existing treaties between Great Bri- tain and foreign countries, provide that the produce of the respective countries shall be admitted on the same terms as“ the most favored nation.’ Hence it is contended that the timber, tallow, wheat, hides, Kc. of the countries ofthe North of Europe,are adraissible on the same terms as those of Maine—viz: as the produce of New Brunswick. England herself opened the door to this construction, in her dispute with Naples. The latter granted a sulphur monopoly to certain Frenchmen. England declared this a violation of the treaty, because France received benefits not equally enjoyed by England. If such acon- struction is persisted in, the timber and corn trade is thrown open to the northern countries of Europe. The exporttrade of England,’as indicated by the ex- changes, presented no symptom of permanent revival. The decreased imports of corn were a little favorable, but ‘the operations of the{continental tariffs are fast crushing the remaining trade of the English exporters of manufac. tured goods. The French ordonnance of June 26, im. posing a duty upon English linen thread, and its effect, is very serious, The imports from England were entirely suppressed, and nearly all the thread entered came through Belgium, that country having an allowance in her favor, paying 4 francs only where Bngland pays 7 francs. The import of thread into France for August, as compared with July, was as follows :— Import of linen thread i in july, kilos 1,319,000 August, 413,949 Diminution.... seeeescktlos 905,051 1m addition that nearly all the impost ‘remained in bond. ‘Thisis a serious blow at the English linen spinners, while the woollen trade has received a ‘more severe blow in the new German tariff. The Con- gress of the German Commercial League, held at Stutt- gard, have greatly augmented the duties on all English worsted, or worsted and cotton goods; that is to say, they are to pay $50 per cwt. instead ofthe present duty, $30 per cwt. which amounts to prohibition on two-thirds of all the worsted goods now exported from England to Ger- many: This is au alarming prospect, and taken into con- nection with the late revenue returns, is still more so. That return shows a deficiency of £70,000 for the quar. ter, notwithstanding that £313,844 were derived from the Income Tax, and £1,000,000 extra from corn. The ex cise duties declined £733,443, and the customs, indepen- dent of corn, £800,000. The state of the French revenues is directly the reverse of this, as follows Frencn Revenves sive Monrus of tur Year. 2, Inc’se Dec's. 6.992 000 = 1,822 000 TA7B, 26 1,902,000 Forrign sugars, 4,3 —" 2,619,000 ar tg) ‘sagars, 6,1 1,476,000 — Sait 6, — 472,000 ite iquors, 70 2,734,000 = et taxes, 27, "759,000 - “Tobacco sales, 74 253) - Gunpowder sales, 4 ‘381,600 = Letters, oy 556 ,000 = ‘or passengers the mall tes: 73,000 -, Wor possengert by mails and packets 42,000 - Total, 46,813,000 $21,441,000 42,774,000 This is the highest amount of contributions ever reach- ed in France, and is perfectly satisfactory. In fact, if we compare the receipts of 1842 with those of last year, we ‘find that tne increase has taken place principally in such atems as are only produced in time of prosperity, and which indicate an increase in the manufactured articles of the country, or in the consumption of the poorer classes of society. The decrease in the English excise duties in- dicates the reverse. There has been a diminution in only one point, the duties on foreign sugars. But this diminu- tion of 2,619,000f is more than compensated by a corres- ponding increase of 3,375,000f in the duties on colonial and indigenous sugars. This increase is so much the more significative with respect to the interests of the mass of consumers, that colonial and indigenous sugars are much less heavily taxed than the foreign article of the same -kind, and that, therefore, in order to attain a more eleva- ted figure, there must have been a much greater consump- ‘tien than that which would have brought the same sum to the treasury had it been produced from foreign sugars. ‘The produce of the customs, by which the manufactur- ing and commercial situation of the country can be esti- mated with an almost accurate exactitude, is 11 per cent higher than last year; the duty on stamps shows an in- crease of more than six per cent; the registration dues more than five percent; the duty on potable liquors up- wards of four per cent, &c. These ore the results which prove the strength and excellence of the French position, imasmuch as this augmentation in resources had been ob- tained in France without having recourse to any extraor- dinary means, and in spite of considerable reductions in the customs, and, indeed, in almost all the indirect contri- butions. ‘This state of affairs, in connection with the strong posi- tion of the Bank of France, and the low rates of money, 3 per cent, are indisputable evidence that France at least has recovered from whatever difficulties she may have ‘been involved in by the convulsion in England, and is ‘taking afresh start in commercial prosperity. ‘The difti- culties of England are apparantly but just commenced, and when, with the progress of events, she feels the drain of specie to the United States, a new convulsion may be -expected. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 1005 10 shas D ag & Wor. a5 % 200 Harlem Tt 54 e 7 do > bem) Ste 200 do do 860 15, He ane ray ” do do stw 1M eat Prov. RR 83 30 Long Island RR 49 Second Board 100 shares Long Island RR, State of Trad: ‘There ig u Tittle increased activity displayed in for- wanliny the seaon of nav: draws to Sisco. Sthe salen, however’ ane Dy ac'ecces tare at Lew: th made on a firm basia. Isher —Prices $5.00 and $5.88, with moderate sales. The whole amount of receipts this season is 39,111 bbls. Tobacco —The stock in vhe Inspection Warehouse on the Ist. inst. wes 2406 hhds Ky., hd Va. and N. Caro- lina, and 7 ibhde. Ohio ; total ast7.. Bales by auction of 26 bids Ky smerchantable, at 3} 6} cts, average 4,45; 12 do do at 3).a 5, ave ree 4,04; 8 do unmerchantable and y Common at 2}as, average 2,99; 17 bh merchantable, at 5} Pr average 6,31, all 4 mos. Wool.—Some three quarter blood Merino brought 28 cents. Sugars.—The stock is low, yet prices hardly so well as ten days ago. The sales tne ade 300 hhds Porto Rico, at 6} 2 7c; 100 St. Croix, at 4; 100 Cuba, at 5} a 60; 235 packages white Brazil, at haf cents ; 400 boxes Brown Cuba, at 6} & fe. By auction, 60 hhds Porto Rico, sold at Gjaze, Cattle Market, Nov. 7.—Better qualities of beeves are a little higher thie week. There were about one thousand in market. Prices ranged from $3,75 a 5,50. 4 Twenty-fiv cep and lambs were offered, and all but five red sold. | Sheep ranged from $1,36 to 3,50 each, and lambe from ¢1,00 to 2,90. Net many cows and calves in market. Ten left un- Twenty to thirty-eight dollars were the prices ae ee Married. At Hudson, N. ¥., on Sunday, 6th inst. by Elder Alexr. Clough, Mr. Gro. Crane t is Eusza Mancaner Pno- vost, both of that oy At Brooks Grove — Rev. Mr Hutson, Vousey Jefferson county, \o Miss M. ‘Wm. Hail, of Saybrook, Ct. county, beg 10, by th® ALT, of Watertown, Boo daughter of Mr. On the 7th instent, Asteria Domiviex, you ter of George O.and Abby Van Amringe two months. The friends of the family are requested to attend the gest daugh- aged twenty 242 Mercer street. funeral, this day at 4 orclock, . M., from their residence, On the 6th instant, Gronce Gnanvitie, only son of James Alfred and Mary Ellen Norris, aged one year eight months and 20 da ‘Newspapers in o bes 6th instan’ of hi will please copy. amon G. McCain, in the 25th year On Monday, Nicuouas Cxorsey, aged 59 years and 8 months. His relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his Wednesday, 9th. Brooklyn papers will please copy. Weekly Report of Interments In the City and County of New York, fom the 29th day of 30 Men ; the uretha, 0; ‘Tumor, + Ulceration of the known, 1, Worms, tal, 134 Uber 1 year, 33; 1to 2 , 19; 30 to 40, 20, 3; 20 to 3 a do 4 of Womb {do of Liver, 0; do of Hear 5 a pa O oO: sei Uk years, id: 2t0 5, 1 1; 40 to 50, 11 This ors ‘iow, Oct. to the Sch day ot Now. 31 Wemen ; 41 Bo: 32 Girls ‘Total, 134. Aptha, 1; Atrophy Benes or pal Jaundice, raainas, 3 Riaifirasion ication, Pitmatsn Buchs fr Rives j Small Pog, 3. Seth, leeration of Brain, Use at Tandanwin, 0; Varioloid, oT: 3;'60 to 901, 100 and upwards, | ; unknown, 0, levue, 85 inal Pox, do, tum 1; Gove and, 1; lows Island, Bieany, @ 05 ei Prison, y Westchester 0; Lupanie Asy® hong tend mao county pats, Island Hospital, 2; Magdalen Hospital, 0; Bed- om the he Almabouse, Bellevue’ tent Hospital, City Hospital, Wockland "9; Staten Passengers Arrived. Savanwan—Brig Exact—W F iui. 8 G Pittenger, J M Carian J RR need Ph ‘Deeikana—Drig Judson—Mre Mr ¥auas- it the ate Passengers Salled. Levy, Mr Isaac Ss M. rom!, lady, Overman’ Ke rt oy Mr Mr Sontergram, De Lyon Tho: nd servant, rp. eee 0; do of Throat do a0, of ye funeral from 271 Spring street, on Stricture of tion of ry. es Bi. lackwelD's isle ty Inspector. im Lyng and sou Mr Farshaw, Lownow Packet ship Patrick Henr—J W 1, Newton, Miss i Habershaw, Mr Watis, New York: ndom; Capt Parkinson, 68th K Davis, Mr Colby, A Peat’ Seo: Higch and lady, Mr Suf- dame Vi Joho ext Mr ¥ os Mr Josselin and servant, Foreign Importations, Matantas—Brig fithene{ Reporte 950 bessugar M Taylor—soo T rp turn & co—500 J J Taylor—2 bar mdse DL Mel jallory. Domestic Importati rs. Lester—116 Barstow & Po) Freres—2 casks rice Barclay & Livingsron—2 RH Cook, Authony & co—150 che rice 14 bxs wine to order. Savawnan—Brig Exnct—221 bales cotton D H Ce Gaff—1 din Sund: Herald gesgon Grinnell Maar ietor & Dackwitz me co—27 Poirie box LT MARITIME HERALD. == Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. AMERICA Caledonia, Lott. ++ Ga. . Myssterm, goon: Miller: Cotumbi " Hewitt Britann “Packets to Arrive, M ENGLAND. Packets to a FROM LIVERPOOL. FOR LIVERPO! Siddons Cobb, Oct. 4 Rregets oe YNovi 13 Cambridge, Barstow, Oct. 19| N'A Lowber, Nov. 19 FROM ‘PORTSMOUTH. St. James, Sebo Oct. 20 gwinzerl Chadwick, "Nov. 10 FROM H. 5 H. Hudson, "Nov, 20 Utica, Hew Bilvie de Grasse, Nov.8 ‘ommodore Wi fleet, a on of oe thipoing te oe at the re —— they sailed, the may har 4 list of their we. He will and vessels spoken on thei — Fevepenere they, - a egy ig if captains of vessels will gi jassett, of our news 0, and auy im- Agents. cor its at onfer m favor by sending to this favtical Ships Patrick He |, Minturn RC Gor Aig igo, Antony ves me, Er He Gate ve. Cha on, Dunliam & Dimant ear ea eile "Bade Mary Jane, MeM: Wort k, St & C aoe, Briton, George Sin elena Rie! mond, Allen British by on, Mitch 30 days from St. Kit with 900 bbi Whitney te Co, Vehes Recon vemels. British brig Colonist, for New York, was to sail the next Brix Judson, Bryson, 29 de master. Left bi only American et rix Exact, Johns Hor, 10 Startes & Clekrman. rt stew Sehe Pilot, 3 days trom Ph Philadel a to Randolph chai from Demerara, in ballast it, to jorgan, for Boston, next day, the No dat u rho from bee gyn] with cotton and lat Jon 74 60, ex- & Go Sehr C. C. Zabriskie, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to master. oe Endicott, from Philadelphia, with coal, to the Bch “Atlas, Ciittord, Sdays from Philadetphia, with coal, to mehr Two Brothers, May, from Philadelphia, with coal, to me gche E,W. Beatley Janes, 6 dare from Newbern, NC. with naval woxte to Mite! . Wescott, Vance, 3days from Philadelphia,with coal, ‘Sehr ‘Defiance, West, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to tom maste: mache J. Rasling, Wescott, from Philadelphia, with coal, to ech David Cox, Cox, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to master. Schr and corn meal, to T. B. Odell, Est Ftd from Brandywine,with flour oer Republi, Smith, 3 days "from Philadelphia, with coal, vsthe y Joseph Brown, Ricard, from Philadelphia, with coal, to ™ Schr Mary Scotchburn, Ellis, from Philadelphia, with eosl, to to maste: eee Amanda, Hudson, 3 days from Philadelp with ter. Sene Boctor Franklin, Tachill, from Virginia, with oysters, ‘onl, ‘eh Premier, Jarvis, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to "Schr Splendid, Sannders, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, *dehe Rival, from Philadelphia, with coal, to master, One brig, anknown. U.S. steam frigate M. Below. Salled. ippi, for Boston, and others. General Record. Packet suir Anco, for Havre, will sail to-day. Her let ter bags wall close at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange, at 11 o'clock this morning. Brig Wiscons: New York, spok and taken into New in. and crew of the Wi Orleans some days age The John Minturn, at New Orleans from t 30 30, lon 74 30, the Sweden, trom. Fre former port, and oj from her the cay consin, which vessel was found phe po d aj sea by the ier Dawes Davis, 8 mead Me searten, ‘late of brig Athens, died at Matanzas 6th ult. Hineny The Sultan, at Charleston, saw on the 29th -° a full rege short distance from Ocracock bar, CoHlghd wralect pamnloa loos lor and had eabin on de Spoken, Sth inst. 50 miles st of Bachieal, Trident, bound to NB. 30 mos out, with 1660 bol Spoken, showing a board with Franeis Whitney Jul 13, Jat 23 30 8,1 ees asdsk, Gapoced) rom Boston for NOrleaas, no date, Off Hole in the Supszb, of Greenock, day (ram Havana for Mobile, Oct 2 130, fon 83.50—reported tl had | ul 4 sick bY board—tha for sea could not getcre lat 25 30, ie fever raging rd—th.t seamen Hance, Boston for Charlentos, Oct 25:4 His terag, Foreign Ports. searce at Arh Gladiator, Britton » Passed by, Friede: hn Oct n—Maria & Louisa, Van de Steen, N fa a ret saad Victoria, Mihahon, NOrleans. Adv ney, for do, Nov 1; mn, N York, and proce h Jacob, New John & Robert, Keehnie, ded for for Charles tal AS, Oct 17—Are Globe, Simmons, Plymouth for LAINoRE, . NYork for St Poterebes bag ‘Phe Haid Victoria, 9 Weodbe ae ark for St fs ry ne reported Hick tear chore is Ronse Bouts © Basweys wee r Giegmanin, Wendt, Havana. Sid rp trom NOran sit ah Meg Spe pi ho das rs Ori 1 18d My a, NOT ate ghia 7 i nates Hohn NY York; M Albina, Spille, Se naanae fh Havas, Oct 30—Are rire de yeedorn, Baltimore. Messina, Sept 26—SI . walt fr Sea [tas boowdnn, ‘Goeve Vissortseclas ‘a ‘akeham, Penzance; St Pati n Shaw, Hewitt, Garl Havana, Oct l= and will leave here for ‘New ‘ork on the ‘will sail about the condemned and thagema, ban di id Florence, Will Quenre, Nov 1—Ar Albion, Howell, Bal merston wa Liverpool. 534, Pale Aiarehlonese “of Abereers, ier yp des fied, White te, Grangemonth stip itd i to, Caplin, Cork: fei ari lonnny, ¢ same. sold, The te. Pryde iid a be ton. The Horne Home Por ,Hantronp, Nov 5—Arr Richard Parker, C! Hark, Albat y, Gaines, NYork, Arr Anthracite, Anthony, Phi Hammond, put in fem Car and will sell alt her 140, July 2—Arr Victoria, Shrine Ne York; 12th, fickie, Hivana. Axo, Now (Ar Banker, Hill, Nickerson, Chicago; ‘ngland, Detn trois, HC Calving Reott, » Che eland: aterloo, Jeanings, H is, Detresis Kins, ros bury, Sendeckee Ars hi Toledo; spat Degeh, Ona, wigrvenn 1a 8) Stinky Sandusky, H on and vd Hubbard, CuryeLanp, Nov 3—ArrHubbard, ‘Connelly, MeWho don, Detroit; Beau- 4 Har- Oomege: Ces Gen Houston, ‘ersous, Sack Oswego; Madison, amet’ St Catharines; Se ne 4 west . Has on, Hi ine ry uff i pe ayy ny Mt ba brargs Biba White, do. Arr2d 3 fur Pt Stanley; Corwin, Pe Burwell. €ld ! wana, Hurov, Oregon Mapnall' Ghicen, ‘Comedian? oin, R Mountains, Ri hinond. and Winslow, Josephine, Fulmer, Osdessbursh fisdan, Banter ADELPHIA, Nov 7—Arr Plato, w, Holmes, Rotterdam ; Delaware, Fisher, Boston: Germ, Eastpor Br "Packer, Trinidad: ‘Bulla B Bigs Bout r rovidence: Retrieve, Buruam D t, Sears, do; Tod tan; John’ Randiph, Renton “A New Jersey, Bell, do. Cid Abigail, French, Boston; Pocamact, Teeker, Teron, Mek an Sh avare, Crowell; Lepiagtos, anta, eron, Mickle, var itevenson, New York; Atalant: Newhall, New Bed Arr in the Schuy!kill, ‘baw Kent, “arolina, Pratt; Hy sto, as anes | Face Boson: Dulcimer ringer, Waiters; Ve Bauity, Edwards, and John Wesley. Houle mks Nonroix, Nov t~Arr Susan Spoftded, Spafford, New Yorks Mail Crow lt Hartford for Baltimore. ‘Below, Purdy, Tinale: Vietorr, Hitehine, Coaster, Derrickso ‘Morrow, all for NVork: sms Bogert, Kichmond ior Haztford Ww ‘Chainpion, (Br) Sawyer, Oa eascr, ; ae ak, ‘Auiors Euteworh Me Vala ag, ad c gn VYork. Gia sist AG Wii Go mith, Se Le Jonas Beak, nd 8 sN York: ae er ” ator, NO. Oct 20—Arr ene Brothers, Richardson, Seo oie aor 2ath, Smith, Daran, NYoork th Cid mi fork; Counetl, . Ouananiven Netd Ate: Poss offing, Lancaster, Jefferson, Lis erpo: from Bremen. Cid Southport hate Non ._, SHA Nile, Johnson, Havre: larengo, Gad ‘urner, a portin the Mediterran ‘ Mock; Caretta, Bherwood, 105 ‘Eicehor, Hor, Baltimore: ridge, Boston. Je the Arr 34, ‘ork; Suitan, Hutchins, Boston; Maria, -dford, Savannan, Nov 3—Arr Colombo, Eldridge, Boston; lett, Howes, do; Romulus, English, do; Indefat ister, Liverpool: Saratoga, Bedell NYork: Sterling, ton, do; Georgiana, NYork Georgetown, $C nat in 01 ix to 63 he ours. Be- iogession of NE Hit Sreait, carried reyard, shipper and did other dummege, The E came to ancl he of 3ist ult. but the force of the x: ashore near ‘Lybee Lighth rarted deck ier bat, eiereantans gave omaston; China, bater, Portsmouth, ‘Oct20-Arr Diadem, Barstow, Byomt Joho Minturn, Starks do: Gd Susan Deew antl ltt, Liverpool; Canton, Pettingill, NYork; Angora, Me Vilasar, Abnl, dos Fuanito, (Sp) Gloreras, do, Cid ‘dh, James, Hl Sh dman, Liveroool; Issac Allerton, Torry, do; Au- gut ley, NewYork; Empressario, Cotlins: Pompeo, (Sp) Sekiunda” Moneeo, (Sp) Corrill, and. Seguada Kanlio, (Sp) Hiawnas braids Weasel “Bhomas, Campeachy. ye Art Wal od, delphia; Parthenon, Woodbury, ter, Se jon, gwen; Hasre 26th iste miles a h ¢ t i 0. experienced two seve of an earthquake; Hand, Herriek, Philadelphia, Burns, Galveston— saw partof a wreck a0 iniles west of the Balize, Peters, Sisal ‘ANTED, ina Refectory, a young man as waiter. u- quire No. 11 Ann street. nov 8 Im*r -Wanted a situation, a young married wo- healthy, to take charge of an infant in the house of the fawily, can give the best ot refateune as to chay rarter, A line addressed to A. B. box No. 531 Park vege otiee, will be immediately attended to. = The Matstals af the irected Posada 80 MONSON CEARRE Kirt Marsha nin mistake, from the , on the morning: of the Ist inst, avalise containing promissory notes drawn by Wm R Gould ing, payment of which is stoy apped. Also some children’s Truss ‘Springs and linen articles. The above crlowt will be paid on derivery at Hull’s Trass Company, 4 Vesey ity, cael at is themselves at the ng it*r 5 REWARD-—Swolen or tern Hote}, Courtlandt na gt re “OST—Yeaterday, a small) ‘el contain ing three let- DG Le og TL aS ge Ga ij, Bill of Exchange drawn by Jacob Little & Bi Landon. for £18. 108.44. All ber. joned aj ‘the finder will be liberally rewarded on le ng the letters ‘ind bill at al Liberty st. It®re oF ie ‘ORK BANK NOTE LIST, ‘No. 51 Wall atreet, Basement—Subscribers are hereby no: tified that the lication of the New Work Bank Note List is Femoved from 208 Broadway to No, 31 Wall street, Basement, where the Exchange business will be contiuued and money Uiscounted at the best rates. ‘Our subscribers are requested to bring their Exchange basiness the Soman information relating 10 monetary changes will always be cheerfully zi LES McINTYRE & CO. Country editors, who tee ‘with us, are requested to give this notice a few insertions as an equival jent. ps8 Wt*re PRETEN LATION OF MEDALS.—Three eee mecals ill be presented on ‘Thursday ‘evening next, Now, ich i t Concert Hall, 406 Broadway, by the stadve of the Marshal Total Abstinence Reet” Rociet to, be, pre: sented to the Hon. Thomas F. Marshail, % rary, the othe two to: et en ena rt went: cdby slaty. Voen and instramental musie may be expected Bey ‘most ss ular arenes in the city. a oho} fo sentation and: tothe followin places = 122: Lil be Mr. She} ae 4 Mr. Gocthmos.‘37 Rivingion or 78 Ann a By order ofthe Committee of Arrangements, bs COACHMON ond SHORTLAND. The regular weekly meeting will not take place. To, Ma MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS—Wanted—a situation by a young man who is a first rate chain maker. Apoly at 183 Church st. Preu | HOSE Ft owe super neers, with Pet tight uoder the great Hubber Hose extant, e, on account of and at ‘he oantecrane'e lowest prices, in quantities to suit. 8 Roxbury fadie Rubber Com’ jaecessor to Roxbury ln ; rBeod *r t ni Nation Dae” BOARDING —A few respectable young men ean be ace modat, d with good boara nnd pleasant rooins at 42 Dey at. ‘Terme maderate,” Kiso afew i Brae soothe coop Apply as above. 8 im*re OA A gentleman and his ry Og, Tew roapeer- able single wentlemen, can be turni ith fond board, avd avery asaut rooms on reasonable peel at 204 Fulton st. sOMEDING TK iT Walton Houge, 305, Pearl stzee PB Frankia Soyo yt Fowler, from Lomdon, Rog: . i boarders week, transievt centaper dey. Fermilles cai be sccominoduped with pri Wines and spirits : cent: a klass—home brew'd al pinfine, Welah, rare cents each cold cuts equally, N.B. Hor eofiee Scents ver Fint—stakes ind mutton chopw ean at all how toda Pyticulaily regnests any oue why is in want of a com fortable to m and inspect his establishment, and jadge for yt Id it to theirady: Five paassetggersevery information, “New York and Old Country papers taken in. nS 3m*r ceRRANCIS PATENT LIFE BOAT™ has been tested oun, past four “a pal imactual service, and by experrment as follows :— y! nd fr the stern of a 74; rai way ; dropped endwise from tern of thrown from the deck of a steam! the gunwale with iron and stones, tom by force upside down and resisting the efforts vty & po upset Fitton ngers and receiy- freeing here from water ; bottom by landing a shore and then rowed oat to sea; Tanding in a surf whe nerhven all other boats swamn ing crew. reck in A storm at sen, ath the he bow arding a wreck with the bottom bro- aking wreck full of passengers, with the to end ; making Way across a coral reef to a wreck and bringing off 20 yrssengers leaving the ordinary 3 thrown from the deck of a ship endwise and Mics end howe broken threes end totter mn deep water, Se and finally blown up by a submarine explosion, amd then’ again manned and rowed as No 7 Wall st ne pene < ‘ADAM & CO's Express Office. — No. 95 RAND RAPA LE. yr tals jo. K -4 aPaYET Te ificent Ladies’ Poojeis aiile veined 3S. This je d one of meus ot eg containing every article pecessary for al wet splendid Italian Painting. by Grain, elegantly framed, val- 1h comect M.gf the Usited Gtusee Bente ‘ing 64 guns, in perfect com ime ‘by Captary Bissell, valued at $108 ments, ses oe valued at § Wri Jorgoek, A. M.and 6 ‘eston, 595 Broad- ie ‘entns 9p gta me =. wo aa Drew, 140 Fulton ay im habe: Paineses Leadayette ii Stodart, Broadway) Mh Park row ; Mr Gi House, Broadway ; 42 finnvon, Northerh, Stoch ccrset end vegas Bi” Mr. over, Boson} Nana street; Mr-Plorence, 547 Broadway + Mr. 1 1M treet. iets five dollars. ‘The time of drawing will be fally ad pax vertised. na 2we ? rh maven. Jet McMURRAY, i00 Pi Ser aves * lonmel, Londopde men i, Galway, Arma Avmath, ‘Ate: itthine. Tralee, be ee on, Bandon, gan a nea Cra, 8 a Bi ven Mallow, ence Kilrash. ‘upyahuay : Spooner, Atvioot « ok a 4 Sonton arabe in every town in Gress Britain. ines, Baa very of Gh si, Payabis in arcly totwnts Woodend vor dime D3:%, NECSON, will deliver « Cou Lectures on Physiology, iMfasttated Pingrame and demonstrated by iments, Ch TF New ‘I Broad way, ys, Thursdays, rd tock in the ev 0 commence yy the’ fetckecsory tiree) on jing, the Sth instant. 7 6 T°? CHES pio Ly he New | ct "heron | § , No. 1 Bevelay cemet. Por te ho SEE ae ‘Alte seni ‘A. B. IDESON, Secret OFS, CLo. = VICTO be ee Bias ay Capoten, Cioake, Peietines Camila, fancy, an tive Shawls, veils, Feathers, sy arc fee., the Intest lashion. "Just received pei ship Ville. de Levon rom Havre, wne 2nd Cloak making promptly executed. Meret OR CARCKL, LAMPS—The subseri- fe lic, the richest assortinent o of these Lamps and coher trate fn the line bver imported to this councey, all of whieh fheraved to order at Paris expressly for” this market, Fagan amty aod utility. *SEhess Lampe sre now so Generally used that no remarks re specting them are hecessary,as they reemnmend themselves at the following places that are lighted with them, viz:—Carlton Honse, Astor House, Mansion House, Park Place Honae, New York Society Library Cowing’s Broadway, opposite Bod st, Signor Ferrero’s, Howard street, and mauy other place* where they cau bescen a ‘prices will {in consequence of the great. in crease of sale and improvement im their manufacture) place hein within the reach of every one who stud well as go and the varrety of styles and prices will sch as tout tall antes, and adapted toil purposes were light is requ Also, received by late arrivals and invoice of choice articles fiom Paris, cousiating of rich new style ladies and gentlemen's toilet boxes, Indies work boxes, Liqueur, wateh and jewelry cases. Perfumery, a choice assortinent from one of the most celebrated perfumers in Paris. F. D. SAXTON, Depot of d hischanioal Lamps, 20 John st. Agent at Poiladelphia, A. BERNE TT, 125 Chet at. Boston, J. D. ry in, 39 Tremont Row. Iw ise DOCTOR ELLIOTT, CULTIST: AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, rpatnes his 2 THe to. DISEAS| E. Office 261 Broadway, corer of wae, mash n2 Ime FOR SALE x Te Vache ON-KA-HY-E—She in fret long 26 feet be: nt 12 feat hold. Hereabins are exten ivupaleepersiy stokes th oe wanted tora Yacht, she p well adapted for'a packet a berwone some of the West jndia he Bede crctacd.. Baa S suebost, jul Seal pale m thi ‘buil and would be valuable as a dispatch vessel on ea 8 wenden tea fleet She would carry a very heavy armament. an her deck, from having pare of her ballast, ( wei in_an iron keel, by ase Stability is gre ath 4 she would require no omer ballaag, | or Commercial pur pose Her hull, sails ricking, furniture, Ke, fe., aro 10 perfect ae Bu can be sine ne wit a raslosinttcne e Dry Dock. ira Bliss, at the office of the Can ee i Sougute te ¥y OF osetb JOHN C, grevENs, South Amboy. Ne OTICK.[Wherets Samuel Beruheimer, of Syracuse, has acted as the agent of H. Bernheimer & Brothers, merchants in the eitv of New York, in the collecting, of debts use, ond in other bu his power as such agent persons are hereby forbidden to ransict any business with hums ax such agent whereas Samuel B Bloel stitating the frm of 8: Beinhelmer & Gon of Syraruse Kone this day assigned to H. Bernheimer & Brothers, of New "York, ail the eoods, debts and de ne net every description; there: fore, all persons are hereby 0 pay any debts to said §. Bernheimer & Co, or e firm after this date—and all payments of said demands may hereafier be made to Hert- rapeimer Emanuel Bernheimer or Simon Beruheimer being ¢ 3 dye ernheimer & Broth ery. one of who found at Syracuse by rson Wishing to make le rate nad. on whom als Ve ne indebted. are requested to'cald ate a ly and setthe accounts and notes, B tater tw or more ily. propels wi with terms aoe at the rooms, No. 88 rs C. ©; Marah’s Works, which are highly recommended for their simplicity, and the mount of instruction they con tain, are sold ax above Double Eutry Bookk ing Single cn ese Books are well calc tors. ALL READ THIS. ing made several heavy purchases of rands, will offer forsale on and af ter Monday next. ry pounds bak Bread, for 1 shilling. To those unacquainted with the ai ye would state nerally been af wecondary, Soeeiderasion, it constant endeavor to he cannot fail in being pleased after giving it a tr “Bicrekecpers wishing. he, twead can be supplied i calling’ ese store, Where terms le kno} ROBT. MUMBY. Va ‘Fulton st. ‘or Atlantic st.,4 doors above Henry. Butter and Sugar Crackers, manufactured by himselt, nig su- Derior qu ality, fresh every day. lyn, Nov. 3d, 182. nb lw*ee INS AND SILKS.—J. T. REYNOLU>, it. has just received the most plouan ort Hpbtens, Silks, Satins, Vely ke. found in the city. Dealers, city and counary nm neig, wild ease ‘call Before purchasing elsewhere SON INS! C 7 Wail comer of Hanover strevt... This, Company. Cone tinues to’ insure against loss or damage by fire on buildings goods, wares, or merchandi cargoes against loss or dai favorable terms as any othe: D Thomas w. weer Jerre, aera also, on vessels and inland navigation, on as CTORS. Elisha Bi er B Robs: ‘Martin Hoffman John Baraon vr Joseph Alien H Le Joseph Drake ees RWhitng joore Wm nk Thorn THOMAS W. HORNE regi dent GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. Bee CORPORATION: NOTICE Public notice oe Property for unpaid Taxes will fea etons ot gai auction, atthe City Hall of the City of New York, on londay, the sth day of December, 163, at o'clock, noonsand be continued from AR to day until the whole of said ‘property shall be sold; and that the detailed statement of the taxes, and property to be sold, is pablished in the New Era, a newspaper Pruvted and published § ia thecaty of New Yo ILLIAMSON, Comptroller. Comperolles’s . Offices ys 30, 1842, 38 Itaw dw IODICALS FOR NOVEMBER. sBook, Graham's Magazine, Ladies les? Book, Bostorand Blencles's of the century rth: hlical Journal and Chi 2 Family Rev. H. Rood and D, rae ae ieteal aie lively a ode All ch will be sold at_whélesale and a poe tae buy to sell again at a lower rate than tained elsewhere. od + peri Ion? EO nd EXTON No.l Beckman nd Imre corner Nassau. ~- PURE GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES. Trot wouid ind ‘t's thet sdvancee to cal ait Felon | street, where ar kept the above ticles of the very best quali ty in the elty, at peices to suit the tinvess Roaste: day f a and sent to an} of bi er ait Brooklyn, free of expense. Coffee Roasted ok BROWELCH, tate Grn of 12 1m*m ‘felch & Shearer. GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE AT,THE of ical MILLS, 14 Markeufield street. between late 267 Elizabeth street, New York. Ommee tae coxatentiy om hands a: the Towestimgriet prices. and in nthe fuaeat variery of packages. a27 tm* NS wh Beer han ates toed into their it Meee Mitt not’ be, tiene hating tone vidoe eae and frosty weather. oie cried i Have now on hands sock of pure lead, com. position and lead Pipe, which they ye, pre furnish and at te most 1 we rhmanlike manner, ana on Being practical plummers, they will warrant wo-k done ‘by them to infe- MOLT nds of lead work and Hydraulics furnished and fixed on the most approved princy ERS, No. 230 Water st, aun pee Buy re 0 the comer of Beekman ft __ AUCTION SALES BY THOMAS BE, (Stores Nos. nist stl ‘ond 115 Falion street ) UESDAY. At 1035 0’ Phage aaah le of seasonable clothing, valuable dry goods, ak consignment of West of En Cloths, Cassimere Vestings, hosiery, shirts, suspenders, gloves, bankerchiefs, asiich, French and American jewelry, watches,guns. me time 2 cases pistols, an Electric Machine.valuable e. ilor. Da valuable English blackbird WEDNESDAY, At 103¢ v'eloe! the sales reom. dekirge sale of elegant second hand and new fumiture of all descriptions, from families removing, cabinet makers, Ke. a large and splendid assortment of first tate Hotel Fur- niture, removed for convenicuce of sale, compasing (00 carpeting i in lots, astral and mantel larops, glass yore, bl counterpanes, My » 30 ivory handle kui irks, ver do an ons ds, mattresses, beds! mahogany chairs, 10 sofas, toilet tables, Also, spleadid Wilton carpecs rugs, chandeliers, clocks, va- ses, THURSDAY, At 1084 o'clock, at the auction room. Positive sale of pano fortes, splendid furniture, an ¢ ive in- voice of t.uly valuable paintings, fart, ; ‘At It o'clock in the sa ; An invorce of English and French Je anid hall lamps las tehes, Fi BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, TUESDAY, Axio o'clock ar 23 Elm street, An assortment of second hand Curmture. t 104% o’elock, at the auction room, ors, Segars, &e.—A good assortinent of liquors and wong which are some very superior Port Wine and Ha- eo ‘The attention of public houses and families are ry, diamond pins, h fancy goods, English chandeliers astral re. Algo, 200,000 Havana segars gt up expressly fax London mar- ket, a very super article, will be sold in lots to sait pur- WEDNESDAY. At 1034 o'clock, at the saies room, New and Second hand Furniture, Piano, Refectory Tables, irs, ke. "ARD, Avesiose Aeron si xomich= New th hi and Fuspicary, CHOMBE RE ri "CO. will sell at 1036 slo, in their sales room, 149 Broadway, my street, a large assortment of best made Fur- nitare of al all kinds, Catlery, House-furnishing articles, &e.— Also, a quantity of ‘second hand office and house Furniture. t me ForteAlse, | first rate Fiano Forte, by Holden, ng It*re Fancy mornin er of tj res, Tecomas, Pett PO! et Chinese ‘Chrysauthamrems, the most ion ontinuing in bl ounce—a new sort. ‘Tier 25 cents. First Tier 50 conta, = be pertormes e acts, called Lb ON BART H: Or, The Dene ‘De id Nick, King of the Mr Goodenow eutleman of & very dogged nature, pos i and 3 hea L Mesiayer ayer | Kobert, O00 Von estrone ehousen, L Mestayer Father Dant 1 jestaver | Capt Kugence, 4 Devi on “two Stick ark evil on Two Sticks, o Zit Satan's - jottle Imp, Anticike Young Nick, Nephews | Masou Devil among the Tailors, Johson Father Antoine, "Lennox | Signor Lorenzo, Lennox Peyr Gulecon” © Meatayer } Soldier Pasee, estayer father Mi: nnett, © Mestayer Mephistophi Hk er, mith Corporal, J , Miss Clemence Demons, Ti ke. Sataniel Satan's pet,Mr Auguste, a Frenchman, Jaliette, Milliner, 4 La Sylphic Thome German Peatant Girl, Brome | A Young her, Span: h Dancer, Tt oung Novice, we | Sy Phe Old’ Ducuna,"" ‘Thome \ie Devils Daughters. | jardian Spirit to Robert, Mrs Marsden ay apa ‘sad tormenter to Mr Cerberus, and 0 pariaet Au Opera Dancer, Miss Clarkson ner, Miss Lo ‘rampeter, FE es went S {4 oa Peniteot, Mrs Judah one MAURIC E WooDCU . Maurice, Seott | M QS bie: J Doors Mill open atodg-—Curta 7 — ‘lock preci oh prec’ risely. ice ‘open daily pariioat sai fie rs Blake tain Willrise at quarter pas from 9 to 5, where ‘fichots may be cs secured. THIS EEN, Brit lites ig 5 tbe RABLITES BSN EG Boyer. Rais Mr Hoskins n 5 Mrs Bail Boxes $1—Pit 50 ctsGallery 25 centa, - Doors open at 63 o'clock and the performance will com: cameesees Lae 44 THIS EVE) AN*1 MN LOe After by ¥ od BOOTS AT THE BWA After which LADIES AND LOcuFocos. “Af LUCKY STARS UF The Doors will be opened at halé-past 6, and the per forinan:e eommence at 7, every y evening. FGM TREES AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—A LEVY will sell on Wednesday o'elock, at 151 Broadway, a chotee colle, Inorapinoved svt, contig of A Cherries. Raspbe: utal shrubbery of ‘when the Tr ine atalogu: ‘Trees can he examined, ~~ FOR CHICAGO. AST TRIP OF ANY STEAMER FOR UPPER AKES THIS SEASON. GREAT WESTERN. Captain will leave Buffalo for Chicago onF riday Nov I8th, immediately after the arrival of the Kast- exn ‘Train of Cars and the Packets. he Great Western hleak £1 the ports accessible on jigan, usually y boats on the U; per Lake t rodis wll aise pamrenots bola sou qnovrar'unity of viewing the. most important places en Lakes Erie, Detroit River, Lake Saint Clair, Lake Haron, Straits of Mackinaw and Lake Michigan, thence to Chicago —Krom thence the traveller takes passage in a frat ate line of four horse post coaches to Lockport, Juliet, Ottawa, and Peru; aud by steam boat to Peorta, and Saint Louis, and from thence to New Orleans. ‘The whole time occupied in travelling from. Buffalo to New Orleans will not exceed thirteen da > For fi appl x Boe RSE GIL STO: SEVANS pb, DAGUERREOTYE TO THE PHOTOGRAPHIC. “ARTISTS. F, AARTAULT & CO. 6} Fulton street, opposite St. PauPs Church, respectfully inform their friends and the publi, that they hava just received by packet ship Argo, an in voice oF 1000 Dagnerrectpe French Plates A new supply of the best and newest patterns apparatus 100 ounces bromine 40 ounces bromine of iodine 40 pounds hyprosalphate of soda 50 grammes of chloride of gold 100 pounds of tripoli of veinse 50 ounces chloride of iodine And the new bovk containing the latest improvements intt e axnerreotype. Car REGULAR joe for CATTSRIUL lout tow barses—The new & fast boat WAVE, Captain Vander tne steainboat pier foot of Robinson st, on Mon inst: att o'clock, P.M. for Cattshill, stopping at all ‘the mediate landinga—are to Cadwell’s, 37h ge 25 cente—-Supner 25 cents ei For furthei cents—to Guat, ‘on board. from New York, Monday: Wedneadays and NEWARK AND NEW YORK. —Fare Only 1236 cents —The xplendid and commodi F Sus steumner PASSAIC. Capt, John Gat, it fog completely and elegantly refitted, commenced her r 2 tripe furthe seauon ou Thirnday,” March lo-letvioe as fo- wr Roee ‘of Barclay st. New York, at 10% o'clock, A. M., and4 oe oeentte arf, Newark, at ®o'elock, A.M. and half past lock P. “ae the Passaic will leave New York at 10% A. M. Leave Newark at 8 A.M. and at Zo'clock, P, Mi ced prices. ot on of every deseription carried at BO LIVE RPOOL Bar lenaid, SHEFFIELD. Cipe alll SS | eter a i Pe abana Stoel Bie rapier feidiog wish F their Conntry, ean have them. bronght out by this a of the regular packets, by applying as above. FOR NEW ORLEANS—First and only Regular Packet: in all this week The sp aMISeiSSIPFI, Capt. C. ‘thursday, has aecomm Sengers superior toany other rice of ph Nye Tog of Wall etrects. at Packet of the 13th fast ip, OF any ner iP Hilliard, will sai tots el regular d ni ans Pier, or to T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck slip, par or 52 South street, corner Jones's lane. BLACK BALL, or Old, Line LIVERPOOL Packets—The only Regular Liner that sails on the oth Nove The tem able fast sailing favorite pack- MERIC. in Alfred B. Lowber, y on Saturday, the 19th of November, her reg: ‘The accommodations of this line for c: \n, 2d cabin and steer- age hawengers, are uosurpessed by any other live or ship load: Zar the above por. passage and to secure the best berths, early ap- plication ‘thou! ade on board, foot of Beekman street, or the subscribers, ROCHE BROTHERS & CO., 48 Fulton st next door th Fulton Bie j—Regular Packet of the 10th a fasr anit packet ship NICO. Bi in ramet, wil sal av above, ot a ee commoxtations, apply on board foot of Dover st, or to JOBE PH MeMURWAY, nee 05 Pine st, corner ot ‘South, psig TABLE ‘AILORING, at 108 Beeaman Cec the mouey come from that supports the expensive Tailoring Hat Establishmeats seattered over the city? Cani pockets of their customers? ind. an esta ye jictest pein les of economy and tyle of ance an pon al eee siSpans Nae house in the eity,, eae ot the best Work of Mansa West of England Cassimere Vers of econmereseaiitraiizor cloths Superfine Be: for 18 to - Dress 7 to FRETS JOHN MOFFAR * A very a Cloak, for sale cheap. nl tm’ $4 to 22 5to8 2% 05 —The subscriber would. re- Ewe Thebsdtes ad Gentlemen of New York ‘1 Brouklye, Academy, (in that large srt ee former known io Equestrian Cook's Circas, 496 Bowery, on Vauxhall Garden) enigmsanin oat health ment, the horse Narnished with dressing and w Academy ia ior the ise opie, ‘and mami ir. W. J. Davis, one of | eile a Lece to abe same, charge ie al meet with the ay St des as h PSEROW, Foner” oohe PRICE geil be a SET ATA ‘thong ow wees Be reread flot eloth coats, from wo brea eat from 81 3000 8930. i Po sweat sive of Chathaan HENRY COGSWELL, i — 305} lway —James fecenio Scepter 5 ‘umerges frends and the iblic, y have just ope ¢ Segar Divan, La] Broad adit Tinlena’y Beloos: where will be toa large mt of the best segars in the city. All segars sold at Chis establishment are warranted importe: oat amataws® HOBERE A SONASON. JOHN M, DAVIES & JONES inform their friends and ‘customers that they have received their winter fashions for Caps—a vaniey 4 new styles for youth andchildren. The Orac ovienne now so mach worn, is manufactured by them, anew style of travelling cap, Very convenient fo “Siete st 106 WILLIAM ST. yoke oH ingot File, sup, Same Binces, rves, Jeli \, hee. holesale and roy vs Wi spunctually at ded to All orders for Shipping and ie #13 m*r aaa,’ avagie rer a LSO, A large Seeementol, ‘in Ware, = mea chemi eal fe “vlsoSa at aprored, Ha. nat Na |, by madlonios ty lar vies Be - aig my) mice PRESERVED P ae MEATS TED seer an eth time nay Wameecrani tt, Np Wall street. The Hr for sale a (Oh assort cre Las. Fersian, | | bber, ea Proof ines. per sah Lama Per pi fir Wa for t ilors. sHvin for PAS ABRAWASISON. Mering rots Ot FOR NEW ORLEANS=Fi Regular Packet with dexpatch.—The very superior packet SAMUEL HICKS, Captain Bunker, wilh mediate ‘spatch, For in exbin, second cabin, and steerage, having ole pint oletenee data’ po on boar of Dave a art EPH McMURRAY,.. fs fs street, thine 4 South, ‘gular Packet of the 10th Nov. packet hip, SWIEZER: {Will sall as above,her regu her, —The «plendid fast “AND ape fan al For (passage 2 oe ee ee cabin, = steerage, oben 4 splendis accommodations, apply on bow’ MeMURRAY ANC, 100 Pine street, corner of P. S.—Persons to send for their friends porting in the old coantry, eat have them brought ot by tis ship, or any of the regular packets, by applying as above, if by leiter vis : IVERPOOL—NEW LINE— Regui Pa mber. con Cah Sten Packet ‘apt. Joho tons, positively sail as pin ter, rogues 6 re freight oe or ‘aecommodations uneq apply on board at Orleans aAist, foot of Wall streets EK. COLLINS & UO, 26 South street f “hee et har Siddons, Captain Edw, B, Cobb, of 1000 bea A ot succeed the Roscitis, and sail the 25th December, her ar day. **Rasengers may rely on the ships of this line sailing panetaal ly as advertived. FOR LIVERPOOL—Thes gine, al ¥ NGUE tons buy MD oo ie tea Bat ug Hatendod to ls de despatched r. ote Serene is one of the New Line” recently ex mt ship is one of the Uplied between ths pertand ede Hie and is decidedly one a he tra 1ons: passed and are maior eq alled. led. fier bets between’ cabin and stecrage passengers, are very spacious, and fitted ap in such & superior manner, that hose wishing to stady their comfort and convenience, will not fail to select this conveyance fe | w iasaee ber of ere ae ready engaged; those, wishing 10 hould ta f ‘dis dich ‘apply ‘on SR. rarscor, 1 Teck Slip nd or 5? South st. comer of Jones? lane. ST a Ss, MARSETLLES—The OMPSON,, Sylvester, master, ithe ripe on A it Decermbe: Fors freight or wo et December, ii EN Kgl? ‘ontit nildings, vor KE, RK AVRESeesal ie Te ht RB oie! Award Funek, ‘Master,will sail ob sanclaahadrat BOYD & HINCKEN, ner No.9 Towne Biuldings._ ‘OW NEW ORLEANS—Lo York Jgae- Beeston Tae Feghat of th 3 ever) ing coppered and oe STPPI Capt Chester Hill alk tively sail an above, her fei oi, road te ht or rine § La boy. ise er a 'y on nr) EK COULING & CO. 6 South at ou pttively mo woods received aft yy evening, the Ship ly upon having their goods corree! edvand that the ships of this ing il tail panetaally na adver 5 Aiy cuareaige to that ef be given and fulfilled that aay jired, n W.ggrward al 7" shi roth, statin & Woodruff, who will prompt: ). R, Mamford, ov, be per reel | an en HUNTEVIELE, a 'y <~ sOUTH CAROLINA RICE For Georgetown, 8. tened et ach Ford AC, 8, emir sail on the 1th instant. For freight o Wailer, vet. cx. ete Poa Miss of Se THOMAS BEILBY. Agent. ‘mixed GCA cheapest im the city—-1500 yards for sale, all nicel: in want of this ar we wilde Wel total and enue ele hey pares, i ‘Will be sold cheap for cash. Call at 286 Spring street, corne) of Greenwich. ‘d pails, brooms, and all kinds of furnishing wit ey low sea nips ofthe city free of chara, AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC. 37 Bowery. N. “ Fows, Proprietor. NIG, OF THI The Otym The entire eave will then a ibit neh ped pd AND Lory Y TUMBLING. the: give his famous forest scene of the INDIAN HUNTER OF THE FA sdk ht ‘he first part of the performance will cone! BILLY. BUET 'TON’S. SP OUANEY To SHEN . After the i in¢ormistion Mt Oe PRO pera in he act of CHANGES OF P TO MOTTY ranteaiedbea” ° feats of The famous oan will exhibit his Is, The evenings sepgminmants te to r ante with Boxes 50 cents—Private do for 6 sane 2 $3Sécond Tier 31% cents—Pit 25 cents. aoe eae at half-past 6. Overture by the Band as aquarte before 7 Horsemanshép 10 commence at 7 o'clock precisely. AMERICAN MUSEUM, BRoanwano Comer of Ann street. ".T. BARNUM, Mon: ND EYE RA ATTRACTION. ae visitors admitted free in the event cntire new xcener ceniam, drop cartains, egoratlone, ‘ot uD at ANGE LO MONTE CILLA, trom Venice. The i BENGE e. tain sepresents a splendid view of Gallata near Conia scene and wings. Interior of a loon in the erie. XIV. ‘The whole is arranged on an entire new by which the whole is changed in a moment to large Und Magnificent Salooo ‘On Tuesday, the 8th November HE FEJEE MERMAID! t Eminent Naturalists have staked oer reputation upon the genaineness of tes wonderful ani DR. Roney? EYAINE, ‘Will appear in Six New A a “ILLIPU TIAN” ‘FAMILY, Of ten performers, inclndi character called the En- chanted 4 Hert; phorwil uae Steal iat tees, fupnishing » cotillion with himse tie Cele, the admired, dansense— Miss Hood. the somata Vocalist—tne Mysterious Fortune ne Telling Gipay Gin Lady—FaneyGinee Blowiue—Grand Commorama, ahd ehicmeniha evel W oduane anid Serarday afternoe Kialeclos seen fe c cents—Children halt ries, ” GREAT CCE TREMENDOUS ATT! SPLENDID PERFORMANCES. NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTC RE - (GALLERY, fe the City Hall,’ Broadway, Pr Eason Oe chin eee AS pl sure a qeDping thai Be fan eiesiodlon dagne \e Bo a HAR eT Mt Ce jit inat he fas sMacted an engage, comic characters, Favalar Vocalist, aud unequalled bam rank Diamond, the’ Bthio TB. Boyce, ths St Sa a th a nrg is Eat hint = a son Weal ea a pat ist. eaten to tea to the Muscutn, 38 q CTION ! tt ia ii | ee one”: SHILLING. half sn 5 mahi 30 Im® ec LISALOOWN. and plendid Saloon, tn the eity for Partiesy Foltnest sie al r fee’ P. DENMAN, Pro, a, 8. Anesdey evenings oath ‘week is set pire for my tis BOAT, No.7 WALL STREET.” naisr ANK oF STNGLAND NOTES, B* ony Sys eas ay WHEELER, OCULIST. DISEASED AND WEAK E Tespect fally informs the having become en enlarxed toao great an extents he eu sesettes wa AN afer me alver WICH he VisILS Mus OUL door pa- tents. which 'W. nas attended, many nave been operated on bv. other profe Ts WILhOUL success, AUG Pronounced by them mu cta pertect cure, despite every disadvantage which ve presented Itself, and im many inst almost against BRANS iY PATENT. LIFE STRE! 22 Wall sireet and 138 DR. IN ‘LAME, Whi See, Os nwich treet, NE Poort aie ts 3 ot tendante striedly fettcen the oe Notwithstanding tnat among the many hundreds of cases cae yet ur. W.has never tailed to eradicate the disease = . Ti od in hi f the ha. Eee one Onpreee ued success in his treatment 0 (hitherto considered laste} 8 of the eye that cables «am with confidence r the ‘may be unacquasuted with him, — ie mild pote of tre the A ° orders of this organ—to mui red its 1n the | class of society, respecting ‘his prot professional abilities and ry a scientific oculist. Chronic inflammation of the eyelid sa htonic inflamrnation ofthe eyelid, or sore « flims, ape cls PRESENTS TIFFANY, YOUNG, & ELLIS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In the various Fangy Mesutetares of England, France, any, China, &c HAve: prsclond by late ge A great variety of beautifal novelties, wl renders t! I mock cemure Than rer be rer ia it will be found superior sescnt vweed and Ebony Goods Finest Fi inand fancy Stationery | Fancy P oreeain x ‘Glass Jerlin Jron and Browse Goda A oivine™ Gloves, ge Gs ts gi pelinpas and Utiit 1p Sag. open, il of wich thay take ice ahr tf willsell at such moderate prices as mast Lag hake, jo. 259 Broadway, ers imiatec 4 Directly opposite the City Hall. STRABISMUS. Tao MONLY CALLED INTING. 3 Ciitve trom pata or denges, ee — Cataracts removed by any ore SIRE ER Beane prasie s 33 Gre h atreet, Ni enwich street, New ¥. Dike Befecpens can be eve , patients. “PRIVATE HE COLLEGE OF * MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE CITY or NEW YORK. H4vE prepared a number of “ Pri jedicine C1 each containing an appropriate — Medicines for the cure of a peculiar . 7 in 20 a eee it quacl Principal Sfice on a N. ae” Hi ich parts i eet addressing the Ci |e i ie we dou advice they may pad an of their case. #10 Lm te r=