The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1842, Page 3

I T ANNO EMENT.—T! lege of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the Sup- pression of Quackery, beg to inform all persons desirous of obtaining medicai advice, that on remitting the sum of one dollar, with a statement of their case, they w. supplied with one dollar's worth of appropriate medicine, and a letter of advice containing full directions as to diet, regimen, &. All letters must be post paid. Address Principal office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy $7 Nassau street, N. Y. The Coxsuitine Prysician is daily in jattendance at the private consulting rooms of the college. Hours from 10 till2 o'clock Scnotcat Cases.—The Courrar have also engaged the services of one of the most distinguished opera tive Surgeons in New York, and are therefore pre- pared to receive and treat surgical cases. Squinting, c& taract, and all.diseases of the eye requiring an operation , stricture of the urethra,—calculi in the bladder,—club- toot, —diseases of tne joints, and of the spine, will be par- ticularly attended to. The fees will be extremely mode- rate. Patients who so desire will be visited at their-own houses after operation. hin College, of the College, By ne ot RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal (and only) office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau st. New York, INTERESTING TO LADIES.—The preserva- tion of the Complexion, from the burning pernicious in- fluence of the solar beam, was for ages a desideratum in Science. Half a cen ury back, ladies suffered most se- verely from the effects produced by exeessive heat. The rapid progress of science has happily brought to light a discovery of the highest importance to the Female Fa: jonable World. We allude to Rowtano‘s celebrated trpor—the auxiliary, friend, guardian, and protector of Female Beauty. Ia promenading, and aquatic parties our lovely country women are shielded by Rowland’s Kaly dor trom injury ; and their complexions remain as seductive- ly charming and blooming as the most florid writer could portray, and for which they are renowned throughout the world. See Advertisement. 16 19 THE ONLY SAFE, SPEEDY, AND EFFEC- tual remedy for the cure of all discharges from the ure- thra, seminal weakness, ke, ke. the “French Anti- phlogistic Mixture,” used so successfully in the London and Paris Hospitals, and now gold in this country by the authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city of New York. This medicine is quite palatable, requires no restrictions of diet or regimen, and does not Give adisagreeable odour to the breath. Sok single bottles at $1 and at 50 cents each. Also in cases (guaranteed to cure) $3 each, with full di- rections to use. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College 97 Nassau street. THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER the distinguished management of M. Ricord, is one of the best conducted establishments for vinereal patients in the world. All the new remedies for the cure of these terri- ble affections, have been introduced with great success. Encouraged by the fortunate results of M. Ricord’s modes of treatment, the same remedies have been prepared under the direction of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, ond are to be had at their principe! office. The “ Parisian Alterative Mixture,” for the cure of all forms of syphilis, whether primary or secondary, is sold at $1 per bottle, and in cases of half-a-dozen boities, $5. Allpatients can obtain the gratuitous advice of the Consulting Physician of the College. W. S. RIGHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau st., N. Y. G@ THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY OF DOING every. thing right, and thereis only one sure and certain remedy for baldness and grey hair. If the hair is to be restored from baldness, weak or thin hair strengthened or thickened, the skin must first be restored to its natural healthy state, the circulation promoted, and its action kept up. The nerves, blood vessels, &c , connected with the bull or root, will thus be acted upon through the skin, and roused from their relaxed and torpid state. This is only to be accomplished by the use and continued appli- cation of Clirehugh’s Tricopherous or Patent Medicated Componnd, which will excite the skin to increased ac- tivity, reanimate the bulb, and thus at all ages produce a new growth of hair, Price $1. Sold by Clirehugh, patentee, 205 Broadway, upstairs. Private entrane for ladies, first door in Fulton street. General Printing—Books—Pamphlets— Cards—Bills, &. To the Business Public. Having now nearly completed one of the most splendid GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever sopenned in this city, we are ready to print books, pamphlets, cards, and all kinds of useful and elegant printing, on the jo.lerate terms, and for cash payments. This office we have up at a great expense—in types, presses, and materials of all kinds. We have all ly executed work to the amot dollars, ond are still busy printing some of the m titul articles ever issued from the press. A Lad; zine,called the “Antist,” is printed in this office, and it is acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine inthe country. The beautiful typography of the New Yonx Lancer is well known. All applications for printing will be made to Mr. Josrrn Exuiort, the Manager, at the office of the Herald—or up stairs in the printing office, entrance at 97 Nassau street. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Prornmeron or THe Henauo Generar Paintixa Orrice, North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. w Yon, 20th Sept., 1942. a ee ETE MONEY MARKET. Wednestay, Vov. 16—6 P, M. A good business was done at the Stock Board this morn- ing in sound State Stocks at firm prices. Kentucky 6's improved } per cent, and New York State 6's of 1862 closed + per cent under yesterday's rates. Alabama is quoted at twenty per cent discount. ‘The late law authorising the commutation of the Safety Fund banks seems to have defated its own object, inas- much as it was the means of throwing into the market a quantity of the broken bank notes equal to the whole amount of commutation. Thus rome of the banks had loaned money on the bills of the delinquent banks. ‘The other institutions bought this pledged money to pay in their commutation. Therefore that payment did not de. crease the legal circulation outstanding. It only deprived the Safety Fund ofits revenues. In exchanges to-day there has been a moderate business only. The supply of bills is not large which accounts for this maintenance of rates. ‘The large,woollen houses and other importers, both agents and merchants, have made most of their remittances long since, and the demand is consequently limited. There are in the market many English Colonial bills of the first character; some drawn by the West India Colonial Banks on the London Colonial Bank, and bearing the endorsement of Virginia Banks. The supply of Canada drawn bills is also good. The agents here have probably been under acceptances for the Canada Banks against the proceeds of bills which are sold to meet them. These bills are of the first character, and are offered at6 per cent. The range of prices does not materially vary from our quotations of yesterday. At the south bills lag as the amount increases. In July last the exchanges were injfavor ot N.Orleans,and specie began to seek that quarter. Upto September Ist near $1,000,000 had reached there or was on'the way. Since that time the following produce has been shipped from that port:— Paopvce Suiprep From New Orurans, From Sxpt. 1 to Nov. 5, 1842. Value. Cotton, ‘al 71,208 ‘$1,996,000 Tobacco, hi 3,593 175 Flour, " bi AS ATS. 200,000 Por! 3,100 24-000 Lead, 5 91,698 300,000 Oth rartidles, ~ 500,000 $3,215,000 In return for this about $2,000,000 more has gone to that port, making $3,000,000, and exchanges yet show no sgn of rising; on the contrary, the rates in the western country on New York show an indebtedness in their favor, an unu sual event at this season ef the year. Usually at this sea- son of the year those States are in debt tothe east for their fall purchases, and on sending their produce to New Or. leans for sele, Eastern funds become in demand at that point, because they are a’good remittance from Ohio to New York. As the case now stands no western demand for eastern funds is likely to occur in the New Orleans market. Hence, with the increasing shipments of produce, the flow of specie to that point will be accelerated. On the 12th the Creole from Havana arrived with 150,000 franes im gold. ‘The Governor of Louisiana has nominated E. J.Forstall, Albert Hoa, Wm. Freret, Eugene Rousseau, John B. Le- prete and Randal Currell, as Commissioners to liquidate the affairs of the Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana, The Stockholders of the Erie Railroad Company met at the Broad Street Hotel, corner of Broad and Pearl streets, this morning at 10 o’clock, for consultation and to mature their plans for the election to-morrow. Their Property hasbeen .adly tampered with by family and political fyc- tions, who have sacrificed much capital to promote their private ends, ‘The stockholders have now an oppertunity to prove to the Legislature and the people,whether or not they will permit that work to be kicked about as a politi cal football for the next five or six years. To secure this dire result was the darling scheme of the political-mongers new in thedirection, and for this they twice postponed the annual election; but the scheme can be admirably frustrated by the stockholders if they will elect equal numbers of honest men of both parties—men who have no private ends to promote—men who will faithfully perform the duties of Directors without seeking employment or emolument for themselves and relatives—men who desire no contracts for supplying materials and who have no lands to sell the company at enormous prices. It may be advisable and just to pass some by-law by which Directors shall be recompensed for their time devoted to the service of the Company at a ccrtain rate per diem; those in the country to be paid their necessary travelling expenses to and from the meetings of the Board, provided the meetings not held oftener than twice a month, thereby doing away with every inducement for private contracts or ex- tra allowances: but by all means should there bea by-law enacted prohibiting every Director from having any pr- cuniary interest in any contract or bargain with th Company, under penalty of forfeiting his station in the di- restion. An executive committee of the stockholders should be appointed to aid the new direction in ferreting out all the transactions of the families and cliques who Col- have mismanaged the concern ; particularly the pay- ments to an editor for extraordinary services, as well as to counsellors, attorneys, assignees, confidential agents, ex- expenses and salaries on the line, with other matters be- fore alluded to by us, &c. Ke, This committee may be necessary in order to give the new board sufficient cour- age to progress with the inve: a committee to assist them,it may be questionable whether a new board of directors would succeed in getting out all the facts, Should an effort be made to-morrow to exelude those from voting whose stock has not been paid up in full, it is proper for us to remark that the laws of the land guarantee to every shareholder the right to vote upon his stock so long as it has not been declared forfeited by a Board of Directors, no matter how much or how little has upon it, and therefore any effort on the part of the present directors to exclude the vote ofa stockhold- er, whose stock has not been paid up in full, is illegal, null and void, unless that stockholder has been duly noti fied by the directors that his shares have been declared so UTH BANK, N bought fora few days by CKET Ship Sibi ovsignees will please sei J.—The notes of the above sessels spoken on ign newspapers they may mediately an. there arr home or abroad, will JAMES & CO.,60 Wall st. ‘S-¥ROM LIVERPOOL — their permits on board, at Or- ‘xoods not permitted in will alro confer a faver } the marine intelligence they ean ol tformation of any kind will be thaukfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV, 17, 1842. ive days w'li be sent to IVERVOOL COAL AFLOAT. 4 balance of ship Clifton’s cargo, Slip, and 500 tons in yard, wi ” JOHN HERDMAN, 6: South st. ingle gentlemen can be arcommoda- asant rooms at 50 Bi 10 tons best qu-lity, now discharging at Old 0 suit dealers or ation, for without such OARD—Fiamnilies o ted with board and Ships Harvest, Briton, New Orleans, A M Lawrence; ersoll, do.—Brigs Sea, Allen, Norfolk, Nesmi wna, Tatem, Port Lean, Pla—Schre iC; Teabella, Thomas, Sturges & Clearmat West, WW Pratt; Alex: i) COMPLEXION AND SKIN. ROWLAND’S KALYDOR. An Eastern Botanical Discovery of Surpri- RVATOR OF THAT ness—a Urtuspa- ud to exert an al- ¢ most part of Oriental exclusion of all mineral admix- nally for its extreme bland, puri- za, Osborn, Alexan: Hinian, Smith, Port L uished charm of female lov ‘arson: la, and Rubicon, Edmonds, for Wil pe 12th, ship Formosa, most magical power. exotics, to the utte , Crawford, for Apalac mic ture, it is distinguis mom the lth; brigs Tremout. Kel- iherwood, for Charleston; and schr for Boston, on the 15th, res aud minute secretory Vessel expels all impurities from the surface, allays ever ay Porter, 7 days trom Savannah, with cotton jade We recommend to the stockholders from the country a | *%d Hee, to John. careful perusal of the several articles which we have pub lished about this company during the last 25 days, and to- morrow we will conclude our instructions to them, a’ ing the result of their decited, energetic, manly action. — Let them remember that much interest is taken in that great work by more than a million of people, who ardent- ly desire to see it placed upon a footing entirely independ. ent of all cliques anntit Augeata, Share from Savannah, with cotton 0 Middleton & C the most bilious comp! as ious eameeibes ai ile to the neck, hand, ani ig Princess Ko’ A 8, which its ‘continned use soon. 3d inst. ina NNE. gale, an American full pearance of youthful charm to the mos? alvanced waluable as a renovating and refreshing wash, during exposure to the sun, dust, or harsh winds, ‘and the ‘osphere of crowded assemblies. oy ‘To gentlemen afllicted with a tenderness of the skin in shave » of the Kalydor will be found to allay all cu- nd to Barbadoes, with a loa argo landed in safety, # trom Boston, with mdse, to the Schr Commerce, Jenki ing, the application » 3days from Boston, with mdse, to milies or parties The city of New York is immensely interested in the construction of a railroad communication with the interi- ‘The time is now rapidly approaching when the Hud. son River is generally closed, and New York will be iso- lated, while Boston will keep up an active communica- tion with the western part of the State. The merchen- dise of Boston and New England formerly came to New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, for dist- tribution throughout the Union. $14,000,000 of goods factured in the New England States; of this $75,000. 000 may be estimated to have been sold through the cities mentioned, and of that $40,000,000 came yearly to New York for distribution, mostly by way of the canal, west. The foreign goods imported into New York were $60,- 000,000, making an aggregate of $100,000,000 of trade, de- pending partly upon its geographical position in ri to the western trade, and partly upon tariff law, restri the competition of the imports with the domestic goo.!s. This being the position of the city of New York, what have the New England Statesdone? By building a rail- road direct from the heart of the factories to the mouth of the Erie canal—the great avenue for the western trade— they have opened a short, speedy, and cheap ronte for that trade, which completely isolates New York in regard to it. The whole trade of New England, which formerly passed through this city to and from the west, now leaves New York and passes, under the direct influence of the vast capital of Boston, over the railroad, commanding all the markets west of Albany. fect of this state of things upon the property of the two cities, according to official returns :— Assessep Vatur or Rear anp Personan Estate in New Yor« anv Boston, 1811 anv 1842, Rowland’s Odonto, or, Pearl Dentifrice. ficient White Powder for the Teeth, m Oriental Herbs of the most delightful for strengthening, preserving, and th One ship, ove brig. Herald Marine Corres Orrick og tHe uo , w port, 15, I as, Fall River for Charleston; ; way, do for Free? Sid ‘Cutter Ewing, sovereign Virtue Iteradicates tartar from the teeth, remoy polishes aud preserves the enamel: pots of incipient 9 which it gives a hove all, from its disinfecting proper- reath. As an antiscorbutic, the ndanty owers. Scurvy is eradica f edness are induced, that ice of the medical practitioner the most indubi- of their healthful state. —On purchasing, Beware of Counterfei maeok tempter tar © a BUDGE names he subseril hus, “ Messrs. a MING & CO., &e., Only Agents, New York,” without which, ve? now l2wa(1)r THE MAINZERIAN SYSTEM VOCAL INSTRUCTION. SINGING FOR THE MILLION. R DE BEGN gS most respectfully to snform r having attentively examined the above found that Manizer’s. method e on the elementary princi series of exunples rema of attainment, leading th: implest sound, to, those suffici nded, and which if studied with n ry humble capacity to the attainment of fon town; 1th, Am and Bpeed: MY ack ties, gives sweetness to t gumis also share in its transce1 ahealthy action and i Seana Record. ED. terly wind yesterd outward bound vessels getting to ge saw RoR ‘The lot boat James Avery fe lat lon 745, tl waif, with sail attached, apparently. belonging to'a fore and aft nl Scur Cinciny, af a CAUTION. According to the See that a small lal census returns, Whitmore, from Boston fi ane are ennine antucket Bar night of 13th utof deck load, (about 57 hhds and she would from Savannah x during her absence phia, cargo molasses, struck on Anst. and was obl and went into thi ‘he damage to the vessel 1s proceed on her voyage the first win Woopstock, Abbott, which inst. returned on the Lith, come in contact with some vessel, and sux NS. Fletcher, anived at Brier m, to take in the cargo of the _islene Avg, 28, report Banque Zeemeruw, ( ed “passed Aux. 9, eastw: oat, painted black with ni fall of ropes, &e. On the 10th, in about lat 33, passed the wreck of a vessel waterlog: with the undoub’ed merit this system je Begnis has assented to the wi Malone, to join her in commene on Monday he only parts visible oth broken ant the rige hes, sails and yards, all lookime he water, Towing, passed the corpse of asailor™ “ae O8 the day fol jon in elasses, whieh will tant, in the private rovm. ¢ to give private finish- son his wun plan. and terme, ad sho appivate elas winch is now forming. Wor farther particulars and rules see circu! tores . Wi Art at New Bedford ith Ocean, last from Western Isla Reports off Western [n'a Seabury, NB. 150 spm, 2Ist, Imo Leonidas, Baker, i. st. Hope, Brownell, Atlantic lar in the Music Sept 20, Zoroaster, ver, 110; Oct Ist, Seraph, Greenport, ponin Orbit, of Nantucket, Jost at Pay Safety Office, New York, $: LECTRO MAGNETIC PLATES for theumativms, ner Vous affections, ke., prepared under the direction of M. La- meral vepot, in New York, 65 pothecary in Paris, 's reet, at M. Ninuard’ Tofallible cure for the most new'e and 4 acate and chronic rheam: dolorenx, danse de saint Gi ; € stomach, and shorily,for all nervous affections, chiefly diseases AS dteen sickness, aMenorthes, su > Pressions, vapors, ner ous attacks, WILLAM BROWNS cheap cash store. 126 Chatham opposite Rosevelt. str Otwer, Seal, Nutria, Clot ral new patterns, richly trimmed aad neatly fiaishea. A Ta assortment of fancy furs, Iynx trimming, splendid tyox mut down trimming, all of which will be wholesale or retail, very low. CENTREVILLE TROTTING COURSE, L. I. . was insured in New Let us see the practical ef- ke Diice, Bos ton, $15,000; and Mutual ms, the gout, neura'gy, Spoke nerland, Chadwick, N York An American bar southward, showing a white si inning with an N—Nov 6, lat 31, : elaware, from Baltimore, Oct 26, iat 20 30, lon 56 15. Foreign Ports. erican vessel in port, m vessel in port. for London, Nov 12, lat 40 gue with aint et — Cassi ithand Sitk Velvet Sypxry, CB. Nov7—No Jacmen, Oct 23—No Amer Tons Tsranp, Nov 3—!n port, Fran Mimore, nexc day. Sid Delaware, WI PR. Oct 27—In port, Constitation, Seull, from ad 26; Constellation, Somers, from Wil load of fumber sth This gives an entire reversion of the state of thing Boston has increased 14 per cent in its personul property, and New York decreased 5 per cent—Boston has increas- ed 6 per cent in its real estate, and New York has decreas- ed 5 percent. The population of Boston in May last was 93-100, being an increase of 3,605 in one year. The show the comparative taxation and popu- lation of the two cities for the coming year :— ‘Taxation asp POPULATION or Bost: mington, NC, une. lost all Oct—the only American vessels in on Ja. Oct 18—Arr Curlew, Halifax; Good Hope, ors, previous to Oct 2i—Arr Delaware, Whituey, razil, Sept 20—In port, Ganges, Towne, for Salem, Home Ports, Portianp, Nov 13—Arr Constellation, Jackson, Trapani— mnebec, put in fora harbor. Mth—No arrival im. Nov 12—Air Mentor, Bartlett, Philadelohia. y, Crabtree, Porto Rico; Baltic, Pike, West Bevery, Noy 11—Arr Essex, Raynes, Caliz. lev 11—Arr America, Crowell, NYork; 12th, Fair- tor, Burch, Fredsricksburg retta, Crowell, N York ‘on ann New Yorx. bound up the Kem orclearance to 1 Cl James Che: per $100. Am’t, 1.559 Bers. 521,003 042 851 500.176 $637,833 237,783,6n1 head, $6,37 "312,710 pri ‘This presents the fact that the ratio of tax per head is the same in beth cities, if we compute that the population of New York has not increased since 1340. ters it has been estimated to have diminished The popu- Jation of Boston, it appears, has by far the greatest propor- tion of distributive wealth. In that city 100,000 persons are possessed of $41,000,000 of personal property, or In New York 312,000 are posses Sed of $61,000,000, or less than $200 per head. With that superiority of capital, Boston has amply the advan- tage in prosecuting the hold she has on the western trade. With the two large sources for the business, which it has heretofore done, thus cut off, the trade of the city of New York must, per force, be stationary or declining, even although the aggregate business of the whole Union should ba rapidly on the increase. This vast revolution in the course of business is just beginning to be percepti bl». That New Yoak is immensely the loser by it is, in ameasure, herown fault. Her large capitalists have been led by designing politicians, whose whole aim was the plunder to be got out of bnbble companies, and which had prevented them from taking proper steps to secure their hold on the internal trade, while they have, scarcely without opposition, allowed themselves to be deprived of their commerce by the enactment of an oppressive tariff. # been deprived of a business worth at least $20,000,000 per anaum. This is not atem- porary stagnation of trate, but growing out of permanent. ly operating causes, against which no efforts of theirs can contend. The chief trade of the city is destroyed by a prohibitive tariff. If that tariff as evaded it must be by smuggling in other quarters. in operation to establish regular channels of trade in those quarters, the remedy, whieh is an immediate modification of the tariff, will lose its effect. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 8. Wat's br g Tom Jones, weepstakes will come off, mile heats, rneas, the entries— ‘Win. Hoxland’s bm Emma Merry, best three iu five, im hay bu jmyrna, C » Vial id lize, Dawes, Belize, Peruvian, Watson, Bt "I homes; Doane, Charleston; Flora, Win. Martin’s bg Qui iby. Also, atpetch, two miles, in wagons. First Trot Yo come off >: Ho wer, Rotterdam; Jos k Potts, Coovert mus, which arr on Saturday, was from * Hote, Nov 12—In port, Gen Scott, Litejobn, from m and’ mate sick; Harvest, Bates nzi, Baltimore for do, and several Holly Bush, Virvinia for New- $410 per head. MUSIC. CHNEIDER & REBHUN will attend soirrees with a band of No. 27 Delancy street near the Bowery, or > Miki roe overt yall street. Where posed to favor him with a call, wi Matanzas for Boston, Fredericksburg lor do; Gantows, Noy 12—In port, ia. Georgetown, for do; Corvo, Croc! from three to twi Y 0 RS.—The subscriber would respect- 3 aie wene- of his carivalled iy on hand at No. to serve all who articl Sleeper, Savanush; John eda Vigilant, Heath, N York. a ‘uously placed on a ba ke! at almost every corner of the street where there happens ¥n oyster cellar, can only be bad (, or at the Cornacopia, 28 Park Ro: Z jon has grown with the growth of the repatation of the Mill yater, aud proves conc'usivel: patie tariltves criber, having been f these oysters, and fla be nuine) of the subscriber, Greexrort, Nov 10—Arr Sur, Clancy, of Boston, from plan of misrepresen- ratanzas, Curvecanp, Nov 1—, Goodwin, Port Huron Maamee.” Cld Hannal Ww Sandusky, ine & competent judge, has to bring his oysters to the recommend them, as is we wv unless he could conse! It known to all who have Such oysters I have now, and for fatness, 0 astly superior ON D. CONK a SY THE Oe: THE UNITED 'YLER, President of the Wo hereby'declare and make inthe Stace of Michigan, at the pecs hereon Office at GENESSEE, ies Colma the undermentioned tows w {udsou, Seymours Nov 16—Arr Elizabeth, Beaston, Newark Roston; Fame, Crowell, 03 By these means New Yo k y of flavor, are ng epicares call Ww ‘Thompson, Buck, hy [N,purspance of law, I, JOHN, T" . do. In If it continue long enough NYork, wig; Oswey in the State of Mic! ter designated, to wit : Caledonia, Alexande: ‘asuming, Salter, ive John Comming Te, Idg; Seotland, ional hi My sy thir four, " Pe RI CT Ise had thicte fivg, sud fenctiigal Sire. hres and chirty-seven, borderisg on Lake Huron, of f zee Fo Rx 1835, irty-eight, bordering on fentucky 6%, 9000 lo, 1000 Ohio 6s, 1860, 1000 do Hed RB, bom 35 RK 10 Utica & Schen RI Z Symcise & Utica lo Given, for Boston, do; }» English, from do, wtg; New Hanover, for Philadelphia, Idg; Charles Joseph, wi Nov 8—Arr Rob Ro: Tings Pailagclphiay "Cooke, Moores tos ing, Philadelphians ae tN Vork two, thirty three, and thirty- irty-five and thirty-six, border- State of Trade, Late advices from Jamaica give the following compara- ement of the produce of id ta four, and factional tow , , of range five. the same’ plac ‘commencing cr Monde iispoeal of he‘andermentioned townships aud frac: furan, for Provis New York; Hector, jsarc Newton, Spaul trabo, Shoof, B ional tewnships, to wit : ve Morel ‘he base tine, and East of the meridia » y: tone towrnahip thirey-Alves bordering on Lake New Onveans, Nov7—Arr Creole, 350 1,233 been done both for ex- not varied—2400 Cotton—More active business hi rt and home, but prices hi bales pland, at 6 a8} cents ; fair 74a 8; 900 Mobile 6} a 9; fair 8}a.8}; and 400 New Orleans 6: gether 3700 bales. Coffee—Sales Brazil at 7 a 9}' cents ; Cuba 7 a8, 4 mos ; St. Domingo 6a jales of 2000 bbls ; salesof 160 bbls Southern Spirits Tur- in lots, at 40 241 cents, 4 mos. ‘Sales of whale, 35 cents, cash seed sold in lots at 86 cents, cash; Marseili $3,25 aad 4mos; Crude Sperm, at 60a 63 cents, most- 2 fm 'Havre: Espinolay Bars sac toe bar’ tad fate olbee, irey-four, bordering on Fractional townships thirty-one. thirty four, bordering on Lake ional townships thirty-one, thitty-two, y bordering on Lake } 0 10; fair 8} a 8} to- aguayra 8 a8}; irty-t' ire fn aan hu inty-three, and ind Phunet Babs of ty-two, and thir ine. in every department loved in the capacity of rey highly respectable journals, is in the country, to. Be ann porter and aub-editor on several American Lin- ty three, bordering on les Olive brought at the Herald pao Respectable references giv: nd fr ok oe hips thirty: omentioe tt ‘aud thirty-eight, bordering on Lake Huvon ‘thi thi , thirty-seven, and frac- thine theryeght ad shirtyntne, Bordering ou abo 0 10. nd Office at IONTA, commencing on Monday, the disposal of the pablie, lands yntioned townships and frac- wit: of the base line,and West of the meridian. ‘Lownships thirty-three to thirty-eight tional township thirty-nine, bordering on hips thirty-three to. thirty-eight, inclusive, and trac- ional perebian nareyenle benhertan Stas Berek of Mas townships thirty-three, ae thirty-nine, bordes the : Ec hand counters. For dimensions, Provisions—Mess and prime Perk, in good demand, at ‘ork is about 23,000 bbls. Mess and Prime Beef, sales at 6 25 a $6 75 for Mess, and $3 374 for Prime. Old Hams are selling at 6}, new $} 29, and Smoked Beef 7 cents. Rice—300 tierces fair to good at 2 87}a3 124, mostly at 5 50a $6 ; the stock of Miller will tecture this tional townships thirty-eig! chareh, corer of. coud Coming ot I COURSE of seven ie inthe Society Library, Broad A. M., the first of which will tak, the 1ath November; its subjects—Tne use and and its firerelement, Pronunciation, mee at 8 o'clock, Ticket for the way, by Professo- tictal townshins, to Jecture will comme Family ticket, ad ‘To be had at Atwil m office, (09 Fulto HE. public are respectfully oti the chureh corner 3, P. account of the recent di led, On Tuesday morning, 1th inst. b thon, Avexaxner H. daughter of the late H the Rev. Dr. An. music store, and at tt - Li i and thirty-five, sr tsd rcational wes tsbhy On Tuesday evening, Mr. Maton Brows, of Plymouth, ‘Straits of Mack re will be no serv: turbances by the mab, ING PAPER, MARBLE ORNAMENTS, &e— £VY will sell this morning, o’elvek, agaantity af ha pa vers. Also. an invoice bles, lava ornaments, Roman’ initaglios ndsomie parlor plant—wi Monday, the twen ia the limite of the wudermentioned townshi Tine, and West of the meridian. alloon Lake, of range riends and acquaintances and thoseof Mr. A Waterbury, are invited to attend sidence of Wm. 8. N. Burrill, 550 Pearl street, thi (Thursday) at 2 0’clock, P. M to the Greenwood Cemeter, , on the loth inst. Samver Fiexerr, inthe is funeral from th at 151 Broadway, at I 3 y fractlonal townships, to His remains will be taken forth af ti and 100 pots chrysan- keep in bloom in the ‘ractional townships thirty-three, thirty- irty-seven, bordering on e. . Therelatives and friends of tne family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the house of his son-in-law, Hiram Wash- horn, 282 Seventh street. Domestic Lmportatio: 1 bales cotton Pillot & Le teri H Coit & eo—52 J 20 GR Gaylor—100 tes rice bales cotton W B Pow in “6 do H Butler. 'O the widows of the soldiers and sailors o the revolation- Who were married before the let of January, 1794, i i pesbands, Cy te. niytng at No. 63. Mereer antage..‘Thowe not able and whe can prove e services of their me and thirty-four, bordering 4 ight. , ractional township thirty-three, bordering on L, ake Michi- gon, of range nine. Lands appropriated by law for the nse of schools, other purposes, will be excluded from sale. ‘The sales will vach be kept open for wo weeks, (an! nds are sooner disposed of.) aud no I tries of land im the tow iration of the two weeks, fo the hy yy Bad, mber, i, Aa to produce th requ ri siding @. a distance, will receive e'tention. to apply befur the Ist of January, Hime to Washington, d A. F. vy deuee need not ap ‘nd Who will aderess as al as I have other bust irges, Row & co— Van Damme & co, % G Miilter—200 5. N'Preseotenia } & Clearman—128 do 18 cles ti 4 Aastin—206 hides Sm th, EW YORK SACRED MUSIC BOcI in conformity with the recent - hange By the President: THO. H. BLAKE, Commissioner af the General Land Office. “performances will be . 18 of the Society, to pro- eat the Broad duce them in the most brilsiant and eMeetiv he first public Performa way Tabernacle, on id. Salling Days of the Steam Ships, FROM ENGLAND, he modified 7 io =< ol latter get, [where n of the absence of the plats at june, 1941,) or by virtue of ‘granting certain privil , is requested to pro. iter ana Receiver of the nt therelor as soon as fore the day appointe; & the subscriber to three ‘Terms of subsoription $5, 0 performance during the 8 of admission to each pubs 8 to Arrive. Packets to tions re cied atthe tusic stores of Firth & Dyer & Hill, 188 Canas street: N. Amerien, Lowber, Ni Ni Sparks, Secretary, 111 Nassau stieet. raceing this notice, the commencement of the pab: lie sale of the land as above designated, otherwise auch claims Roscoe, Hatileson, FROM PORTSMOUTH. Oct. 20 | H. Hudson, Morgan, Oct. 16 | Burgandy, Wotten, Get. 4 | Baltimore, Funck, St, James, Sebor, 40 bales landivg, and for vale by OVD & HINCK&N, 9 Tontne O18 BANK notes wantes r ROKEN BANKS—7% roken and doubtfal bank a ALM LEAK=4 Pata Tang Where the year subsequent te the filing of the plats shall ex- Silvie de Grassey tioned, claims under the acts of 1838 and 1940 —————= will be forfeited i not proven up and paid for priet (o the expiration of such year, it. Commissioner of the General "To Ship Masters and Agents, tains of vessels wi ett, of our news fleet, it price will be paid for al! Mis & CO., 0 Wall st AUCTION SALES BELL. 4. 22 Ann and 115 Fulton streat.) THURSDAY. At 10 o’clock, in the salea room, _ Stoves—100 first vate cooking and o'her stoves of al! descrip tions, the last of the stock. Thi: Je will also snelude parlo: alum and oftasiend pateiita all in complete onder. $0,2steam tables, suitable for relectories ; 8 superb royal Priv'ing press, and a valuable coppe place do. ‘Also, an excellent biiliard table and apparatus. nls Also, elegant clothing, dry goods, taney articles, ¢ watches cases, boots, hats, shins, &e., from « hote! keeper, left by snteresting boarders, a “ PRAY. 1 t 106 o’elock in the sales room Large sale of softs, parlor, rockii nd cottage chaii * pment of paintings, { Kerer, a superb con re invoice just revived from Parisof silk bog lounge, music and divan seat covers; gilt oma: . 5 superb rosewood piano fortes, &e. AMUSEMENTS. HAM THEATRE. i nts. Firat Ti : “7, will be perlormes AVUS ON RARTH! nore will open at 634-—Cartain will ise at quater past iaely. Oven daily from * to 5, where ‘Tuckets may be 323 Mr Seguin { Pharaoh, Mr Boutard {Teralite, in | Blizene, Boxes $1—Pit 50 fiery 25 cepts. Doors open at 6% o'clock and the performance will come mence at precisely BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs, THURSDAY. At 1036 o’clock. at 180 Bowery, nes Stoves, Furnishing Articles, &e., comp sortment of hall uige and cooking ans if i, on tanuia ware, japanery, brass and copper kettles, cedar ware, kc., the contents of ¢ stove and kitchen furnishing store. SATURDAY ‘ov. 19. 2 At 1036 o'e ock at their sales room, Furniture, Pianos, ke. j Oil Paiutinga—A collection of about twenty oil paintings. MONDAY. At 1034 o’clock, im the sale rooms. A large assortment of broadeloths, cassimeres, glovis, hosie- ry ke. M. WARD, Auctioneer, MPORTED WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, GROCE- Lista eae atom ate ae amcor ers ar in, their sales room, ard, Depuy, Cognac sherry, rort, morning, at 1036 "clock, out reser M9 Broadway, comer Liberty street, O} brands, Swan gi wines, in demijohi 180, "5 doz X botet in do; 8 doz Bor ine id bak boxes fresh sardiaes, 5 bigs fee; 10 boxes c: tobacco, ‘Also, L fitte, Chi Margaux, and St, Julian Ciaret, in &e. ,000 ina La Norma and Principe segars; 4000 common steamboat Principes. Also, Freneh rag bottled vinegar, 10 achov! 4 DUNT, NT —The subscriber, for mi tical book-keeper in this eicy. proposes to or balence, any sevof books of account that. m: to him oy merchants, assignees, executors, &e. po able terms, N.'8. LUDL’ UM, “ No. 66 Vesey st, IN WANTED-—By a competent per on to wet av ia whulesste or r tail establishment of Watel uuderstands book keeping and watch re- been in busiuess for nimseif ten years and apeaks For particulars and references address Box No. 782 Lower Post Offle Gentlemen's Hoes aiken 9+ of daviag the winter at e1 reasonable rate. Apply at 58 Maiden Lane. poimer BOARDING A few respectable young men can be accom modat d with good boara #nd pleasant rooms at 42 Dey Terms moderate. Also a few day boarders can be accomm ted. Apply as above 18 im* BOARDING —The original Walton House, 325 Pearl street, Franklin Square—kept by Jas. Fowler, from Lon land, permanent boarders 2,0 per week, transient cents perday Families can be accommodated. wi rooms on reasonable terms, Wines and. glass—home brew ale 4 cents per pivt—fine v its, 3 cents per ‘Welsh rarebits 4 cents each—cold cuts equally cheap. N. B, Hot coffee 3 cents Per pint—stakes and murton chops can be had at all hours. J. F. particularly requests any oue | wh ‘want of a com- fortabie home to callcand inspect “his establishment, aud judge for themselves. Persons travelling for England aid find it to theiradvantage to call. ‘The house being convenient to London and Liverpool shina, J F. beiug appointed agent, he can give poessengers every information. = New York and Old Country p-pers taken in, _n5 3m*r wt fs BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAVER, ‘ind i 8 Ae + moyed to 233 Boadway, opposite the Park. ’ Co: Crests, gnhen. ke. hgraved on stone ; Ladies Se Pen Signet ce., engraved with coats of arms, Domes or any de Oe ot Arms fonnd and painted ; Books of Heraldry ke: t, with opwards of 100 0°0 names. —_n15 3t®r O8T—In the vicinity of the Astor House, late tevening, a large oval mourning breast pin, ‘The value of itwil be tothe finder if he will deliver i at the office of the Astor ni6 2tr admissiou $1. past the doorkeeper, a3 no wee ban BANKRUPTS—To such of this class of to avail themselves of the bankrupt act sure to be rerepealed at the next session of Congress, information will be afforded, free of charge, on add box 1245 B. P. office, statitg where an iuterview can be nl6 38 LL®GTURES ON GEOLOGY atthe Lyceum of Navaral Hastory, bp J. AUGUSTINE SMITH. ‘The Sixth’ Lecture of the Course will be delivered on Thursda: i clock. me tan, professor of ‘of Mu- I ime A Ginanp, a (eaux Poliah Lady only 15 year old, respectfully iorins Tiends and the public. that she will perform on the Violin, her Firsc Concer’, which will rake place on Wed vy Tad, at Niblo'e Saloon, under the direction SMisa ‘A. Girard will be= Mr. Timm, who will pre- . ader of the quintette, kets to be had at Miss A. G's, 78 Phir. teenth street, at the principal music stores, and at the doors of the Concert. nidtoz3?r_ RAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL LON. G Cl Chk x BOHRE!, concert master and vio Iinceilist ¢- "the King of Wertembu'g.begs to announce to the public of New York, that his first grand Sapeen. will take place tthe Apollo Saloon, Broadway. on Tharsday evening. the 17th inst.,oa which ocexsion he will be assisted by several of the most eminent srtists. Further ps will be duly announced. Tickets $1 each, to be, had at the principal_music stores and hotels, and at his residence, St. George's Hotel, and at the door. old tr NTED, by 4 young imvn from the country, a sitwation ‘8 commission wholesale or retail hardware or jrou store, on Kearse ares his whole s employer. A small compensation ex: reference give. “Address Ac Hi mee nis ster WANTED TO PURCHASE, « thoroughbred Newfoundland Do-, 6to 15 months old, of blood.” Please address to “A.B C.,” at the office of the Cariton House. New York, stating parricnlars 015 3t®r JOHN M, DAVIES & JONES inform their inenas customers tkat they nave received their winter fashions for of styles fe ith and children. The Sieve ullattw tact oe incited fs m. Alsc mi of travelling cap, very convenient fo itl “aaimem 106 WILLIAM SIT. 'OR DK. FEUCHTWANGER’S Price Current of Copa via, Capsules, Acids, Dye woods, Lunar Caustic,D aguer reotype Chemicals, German Silver, &ic. &e. ke. See fourth pare PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. FP HeNe farfame } and celebrated Pills, from nl, are we verceive, to be obtained in this country. See advertise FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermed ate Placer Phe ulondid low pressure steam: boat SWALL' » Capt A. McLean, will leave the foot of Contant st, on Thuraday Afternoon, Nov_17, at 5 o'clock. e fs a substantial Boat, ited up, with elegant Stave Rooms, and for accommoda jon is uncivalled on the Hud- ton. t FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW RINE hernias ber —The id Psi ROSCIUS. Cape John Colling et ap tone be eight or 5 ve, regal ‘ve have agcommodations unequalled for gph 4 Orleans wharf, f all eapeses CER COUEINGE C6 South streets” orto Price of . he . Captain Edw, B, Cobb, of il succeed the Roscius, and sail the asth December, her day. Fissrngers may rely on the ships ofthis line sailing pusetaal- ly as advertised. ni7r OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL—Packet of the 19h November. The very fast sailing packet ship NORTH Be A, Lowber, will be dispatched for Liverpool va, her regular day. 3 rst clase packet ship has snperior accommodations for s by Soe re pasve “ hose desirous seeuring Will require to make early application to JOUN HERDMAN, N.B. P diag. for thett frivnde: swsiding’ le, Gres . B. Persons sending for their friends residing in Great Britain and Ireland can, as usaal, secure their passages (via. Liverpool,) by any of the line of ‘packets ; aud drafts ny amount can also be yrarchased, payable throughout the United Kingdom, on appheation as above. itr IRST PACKET FOR” LIVERPOOL—TO- ORROW packet ship OTT! Bunley, having been ua . 'yet accommo tous, re at it to visit the old connt fail o examine the accommodations of this ship belore en- gaging elsewhere, as she is fitted ap in a very superior man : For passage apply on board, foot of Pine st. oF to Fane RA HP RCO TT: A Beek Slip or 52 South st. comer of Jones? lane. ‘The HOTTINGUER leaves Liverpool ou the 3rd January, 1913. to send for their friends can puuhivahip, or any of the Tine” eh fe for any amount, payable on demand, iiperts of Great Britaia and Irelend, eat tion as above. nige wharf, foot of Wallst. or to K COLLINS & CO, 5% Sonth st. Positively no goods received afier Saturday evening the 19th inst tas eats Bea Shippers may rely upon having their goods eo: tly measur. tv and that the ships of thi il gail punctual nite fised." Any guarantee to Una: effect will be given and fulfilled 4 fs N Orleans, Hullin & Woodraff, who will. prompt- all goods wfc Mp BIH, Keight, will succeed her regular day: niT 3t ec ship M tha Nadaville, end oul the uk’ Nove Fi. SRA a ty ker, will sail on Friday ‘25th Nov, jar “The acest thin RENSTNOTON, Capt Shumway, will sail ihe packet, shup NEWARK, Capt. Mervin, will sai ° i ’ pineal Nov, Te, her regular day. ne Mairi - For passage in any of the above s1perior packets, which is very low, apply to DKAFTS ON IRELAsD, + NGLAN yroney tothele frente inthe okt eowster, cat hs wv eioatdemand, without diseou TN TRELAN B-oThe' National Bank of Iretand, the Provin- cial Bank of Ireland, ard all these WMENES | w Oo. bakery IN ENGLAND—Mesrs. Jamex iverpoor; and thet ni6r nglaned d ND the Eastern Bank of Seotland, the BC: G'eenogk Banke Company, and all their branches. All of whieh dra(ts are paid in any of the principal towns in i PApply (it by letter post paid) 10 Grent Britain oF Heelan: ARE PRCOTT, 13 tock slip, nit cor, South atree), MITCHELUS OLYMPIC THEATRE. — 444 Broadway, Ne Wa Wns it" on Be onosented THIS EVENING GIOVANNI IN GOTHA s N. ME BY MOONLIGHT, HOUSE OF LADIES. GF™ The Doors will be opened at halt-past 6, aad the per oy = REPUSLIC. A. HOWES, Proprietor. + the ‘perform»nces will commence ; with an allegorieai illustration After which M € commence ITHEATR N. A. MONDAY. EVENIN. preeisely at 7 o'clock Hi E. Master James Howes will Cat display of his single horse} ni = Still Vaulting by the whole Company. Ji iablaw hi act of Mr. Gardner wili appear as the Indian Chief Wenonga.’ After whieh THE MILLER AN» COALMAN. After the intermission the RY OF SAW. pie, ame with TO: ‘Private do for 6 persons $3—Second Tier 373¢ t6. Overture by the Band as aquarte manshep 10 commence at7 o&lock precisely. Bores 50 cents— cents—Pit 25 cen Doors open at half HAT CHATHAM SQUAXKE. ILL open on qecuenn night November lth, after companied with a lady. Doors open at 6 o’clock, performance commences at 7. For programmes see small bills. AMERICAN THKATRE—WALNOT-ST. PHILAD! UNDER THE DIRECTIO: Reve MONDAY EVEN MATA, IN OF MISS C, CUSHMAN, qa ANATOMIST . A. MARSHALL, Lessee. A CORNER of Broadway and Ana street, opposite St, Paul's Chareh. PD. T. B. NEW AND E. Da , decorations and enlarge- “ ture Room OND «RFUL MERMA| rjee Islands, which has been ity and Boston, and of ore week only. Many scie t staked their reputation that this extraordinary ny “dd, ., THE TATTOOED M. rate niific gentlemen of The comic singer and Ethio Consisting of ten performers; Miss Hood, the vocalist; Celeste, the danse & c, ‘HE NORTH RIVER ON FIRE! Anew invevtion by which the bottoms of may be illuminated. This is the most curio valuable invention of the performances every ‘ednesday and Saturday Admissiop to all 25 cents—Children half price. UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION. TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION!!: SPLENDID PERFORMANCES. SEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE R.H. BENNETT. accordance with manufactured a FUD- . y and the tail of a fis : aod admirably united as to elude the closest scrutiny of the i » and set discovery at de amusement, he noverties of the day. most experienced e: mauager of a place of ic opinion setting Ker conceives it $s piec* of bot he chia he ta ure that he has e: camate that ngaged ‘of the two Mas- ‘ousess a preceeity bever betore pre her ae of tatent unparalleled—che ai.nals of mi i ar an instance. They execu and finish not inferior to the most eminent. performers. ances; Mr B. Boyce, i fosalie, the charming aud miniatare glass blowing, will be aday performance ‘vening performance to commenee at a the Museum, Pictare Galley, and Performance one erie Lt, eae aenenibin FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOAT, OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. TEACHER OF THE FLUTE. street, ives imstructoas on day, at 3o’clock, ‘seven. INZANI, 55 Thom; te _Tarms 815 per ay HAVANA SEGARS. ANI . No. 49 Liberty street, near ofter for sale the foliowin ren ages, Cory om th PRES TIFFANY, YO IMPORTERS AND DB In the various Fancy Manufactures of England, France, & ELLIS, IEALERS vanety of beannfal Sch more slegent and ex found a superior assort toe Papier Mache ae = xe hemes, Povo * Stasle Boresy’ Mantel , A Foivtae” Gloves, and an'innamer Articles of Taste and Utility, gaitable for | phe pein Ka which they take to all purchase nto ai nce. 250 Broadway, ly opposite the City Hall. rae Paste. HARMACY ind Ebony Goods fancy Station rushes: and Combs Cag nme Jewelry, Riding ots, ‘ai pleasure in show just be satisfacto PRIVATE ME MEDI otN ts ON OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ‘AVE prevared a number of “' Private Medicine each containing an Medicines for the eur hha nately in too many instances ment of ignorant qui hich patients thu le antity of the new f diseases. fallen under the treat ity of making an is gaaranteed to effect a perteet entre, plain aud farnilinr le to containing remedies for sy chests with remedies, and fleet $3 cach, may now be had of the Principal - WwW. 8. bs hy a's Office of the erarded to ll parts of the Union, tre Conmdas ease. The Chests, are sold for $5 enc! Pri N. B.—Cases for and West Indies. chasing the Chests can,by addressing the juring the ao ver additional advice they may jenna To IRECTOR! laba ca Jeoshh f James & Holmes Tuomas w. AROSE Baia yeURARCE co. GEO. T. HOPE, sorarely laren —_ ire—dwellings, and: ‘nd being built; every deteriptio —< pe aya ‘conrequence of $I weer. Any loss or damage JOSEPH STRONG, See’y. —Pablic notice is herel Ie nupard agen wilt tle ot New York, on Scloek, nova ead ms elarerey dn the New Era, a newspaper .IAMSON, Comy eerie " Lo be Hol! Vue ond came i Wi i : Differ, Aug. 20, . EECHES | LEECHES | LEECHES ! LARGE HEA Just received per bark Bir isan, Hamburg, for sale in am ow it} vey pA. & A. a Gale Witte, te