The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1842, Page 3

N MAIL. Philadelphia [Correspondence of the Herald.) Puitaperruia, Nov. 17, 1842. The“ row” goes bravely on. The “ outs” and the “ ins” in the custom house are enacting quite a family quarre! in this city. fun will grow out of all this. The “Time: sheet, is out lL again repeat, much friend Da Lolle’s spirited little a powerfal leader this morning, against that rotten and swindling concern, the “Lumber” Moyamensing Bank, considerable stir ar ong the knewing ones, and cer- tainly deals in nothing but sober truths row John says he will deal in startling tar The sale of Pennsylvania Stats stoc place on Wednesday next, ia this city, ek. The conditions o1 i in this city are as follows, viz : all stock will be sold in shares not exceeding ten in hest bidder for the same, unless Id transpire at the sale to render A credit will be givento pur- e in State stock, certifi- d upon the books of the It has created on Monday we will be made i number, to the hig circumstances shoul a change desirable. chasers te pay ter the sam cates of indebtedness entere Auditor Geaeral, or csah, on or before the 24th day of December next; the purchaser giving undoubted security for the fulfillment of nis contract. The stock owned by the State in all corporations which 841, can only be sold on the con- inthe act authorising the sale. A list of this and the amount paid will be published by paid dividends for 1 ditions mentioned The great cloth case, to which Ireferred yesterday, as well as several others, favor of the United States. sales arising therefrom will amount to a very hand- some sum, the whole of which goes into the pockets of Uncle Sam. The performance atthe Walnut street theatre, last was of the most delightful character. Th yuse, from pit to dome, was literally a mass of ad- miring beings. Never were the walls of the old “American” greeted with a more beautiful, fash- ionable, and delightful audience. r ndon Assurance” was exceedingly and from the repeated a doubt, the hear'y approbation of al! man—the very life and soul of the place—was hailed with one of the most cordial receptions, as Lad woman ever need covet, and which feel proud of. To-night, for the be- nefit of H. Placide, ‘* London Assurance” is again announced, but with an entire different cast. To- morrow evening, Mrs. Brougham takes a benefit. Madame Lecompe are engaged, and will shorly appear. f hesnut, Booth isdrawing pretty good hou- ses. He appears as Hainlet to-night, and to-morrow takesa benefit. ; The ‘* Olympic” was one perfect jam last night, the occasion of John Smith’s benefit. To-night, the wonderful Nathans takes his benefit, and if ever a meritorious equestrian deserved a bumper, this same Nathans certainly does. a vaulter of sixty sommersets, will repeat his extra- ordinary trial of skill. The Arch is closed until Monday. The “official” vote of Little Delaware is at length positively ascertained. Rodney’s (whig) majority, is only nine votes! Afire occurred this o’clock, in a starch factory, at Tenth and Poplar streets. Damage but trifling. F One of the most desperate attempts at burglary and murder was committed on the person and dwelling ot Judge Jones, of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Philadelphia, this morning, at two o’clock, near Manaynnk, where the Judge resides, by three desperate villains. They were arrested in ress of plunder, by the awakening of the 0 boldly encountered them, an melee received some severe, but not dangerous, wounds on the head and leg. “Another outrage on this community has been committed.” Such is the first sentence of a virulent article in the Philadelphia Gazette of this after- noon, in announcing the fact of the very unpopular intment of Dr. Joel B. Sutherland as Surveyer is port, vice Alexander Ferguson, removed Captain Tyler, what are have been determined The proceeds of the The admirable jause, met, no Miss ©. Cuzh- Gay Spanker, M’Farland, the Comment is needless. The difference in exchanges are variously esti- Boston, } discount a + premium; New York, $ discount a } premium Baltimore, } dis. Richmond, 1} a 14 .; Charleston, 1} 2a 2h dis; Nashville, 5 dis.; New Orleans, parto 1 |, 54 a 6}, with but little ‘There is also scarce any transactions on Paris and Amsterdam. In consequence of the disagreeable state of the weather, throughout the entire day, there was no 8 m Indeed, complete stagna. tion of all business prevailed gin all classes of the Louisville, 24 a 3dis ; Mobile, 18 dis ; Cincinna' par; Exchange on Englan salesat the stock board. APPOINTMENT BY THE Prestpent.—Joel B. Suth- erland, Naval Officer tor the district of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, vice Alexander Ferguson. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, ruta, Nov 17—Arr Oak, Ryder, Boston; Li sther $ i. beth, New yes Gent a, Huuleson, Cape Haytien, St D: . Nov 16—Arr Frances Jane, Thom Roe Peru, Bailey, NOrleans. Sid Eliza Axexanpria, Nov 1S—Sld Mozart, Reynold 1, DC. Nov 15—Arr Openango, rt “Hamstou Roads, Alwilda, Tolman, Hide, Pray, and Holton, Godfrey, =a Nov9—At , Glidden, NYork via Chark oration Baker Duke Mey Afiahan, Blakey Laverpoot, Edwina, West, NYor rker, Hh i jomingo; Aurora,’ London, Baker, Bath, walicr, Woocbury, Havre; Suwar- row, Sleeper, NYork, Superior Court. mor Judge Tallmadge. Noy. I7,—Several inquests were taken inthe morning, and then the Court adjourned till 4 P.M. Judge Oakley is calendar, adjourned till Frida (to-day) 10o’clock. ‘There will be two Courts held Fri- day and Saturday. Jeremiah Pate vs. The North River Fire Insurance Com- —This case was commenced Nov. 15th. ‘and Sherwood, counsel for plaintiff; Messrs. josson and Schell, for defence. licy of insurance to recover tiff in the office of the de- tock in trade and furniture. On the night of the 25th and morning of the 26th of fire broke out in the which a part of having got through 5 y fendants on his, the plainti Jaintitl’s premises, tock in trade and fur- destroyeu, and the remainder inj The defence set up by the Insurance Company, was that there had been gross misrepresentation in relation to d value of the articles claimed to have been t there hat been much false 6 rocery store of an inferior any value were taken out before the fire, put in @harge of a watchman, and replaced ‘The counsel for the defence, stated ing Insurance Company, having only had five cases in some twenty or thirty years. Con siderable evidence has been introduced on both sides. ‘The case is not yet concluded. General Sess Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch. James R. Wartina, EF Noy. 17.—Trial of J. W. This trial charging Welling with obtaining $669 worth of clothes, &c. from Blatchford & Sampson wes resumed. Moses H. Nichols was called upon the stand for cross exa- mination, but no new facts were elicited. The prosecu tion closed and the Court adjourned to Mon‘ay, when the evidence for defence will be presented to the jury. that it was only a small class—that all the articles again after the fire. that this is not a lit District Atrorney. Aston.—J K Himes, Boston ; TJ Grund, Philadelphia ; NF Dixon, Westerly, R.1.; Thomas M Cromell, Balti- janiel Thornton, Jr., New Bedford; NH Brown, Thomas M’Connel , Boston; FM Weld, New 01 Wm H_ Dunbar, Abingto Jeans; 8 Fairfield, Boston; FS New v1 © P Ives and lady, iladelphiayA Brooks, New York 5 M Gill, Philad jobbs, Philadelphia; Baltimore; John L Batzer, Ww ty, Philadelphia; L Seymour, Westchester. Q@- Any person who has not visited the Américan Mu- seum within several months, would be astonished to wit ness the improvements and additions made there. We hazard nothing im saying that no Museum inthe world ia under such efficient management, as far as neatness, taste of arrangement. and good order, are concerned. The ca- binet of curiosities is the most extensive in America, filling six spacious halls, each one one hundred feet long. Croton water is introduced throughont the building, and on every floor apparatus is arranged for visitors to help themselves to this wholesome beverage. The scenery in the lecture room, and all the stage appointments, are actnally the most magnificent that we have ever seen in New York, and the diversity of entertainments is unequalled. Every thing about the establishment goes like clock work, and nothing is ever seen there which can offend the most refined taste. ‘The Museum boasts the support of the first families in New and it is always fall ington; Mr and Mrs Hut- (ig The manager of the New York Musoum, evinces the happy art of hitting off the humbngs of the day with His Fud-ge Mermaid, manufactured exquisite a piece of satire, admirable fidelity. in opposition to the Fejee, is and as fine a bit of fun, as it is possible toconceive. The Hughes family, those admirable performers on the harp, display abilities of the very highest order. Any eulo- ginm from us, will fall infinitely short of the praise they are entitled to, They execute with all the grace, bril- liancy and finish of eminent professors. Diamond, Rosa. lie, and Boyd, appear. a Tale of Pennsylvania, by a Gentleman of Virgi This admirable Tory of the early settlers of Penn- sylvania, gives a thrilling picture of scenes enacted during the Revolutionary war, when the Indiaus were employed by enlightened England to massacre American settlers, without to age, sex or condition. ‘The ‘Pale is to be published complete in " Brother Jona- than” of to-morrow, occupying the greater portion of that mammoth paper. Price 6 cents. Office 162 Nassau street “The Career of Puffer Hopkins,” an original American Novel, by C. Mathews, Esq., will be published in an “Ex ua Double Brother Jonathan,” on Thursday next. Price 1} cents, or 10 copies for one dollar. Inne second edition of Dickens's “ American Notes,” iNustrated, is just published. Price 12} cents, or 10 copies for one dollar. WILSON & CO., Publishers, 162 N.Y. op; NEW AMERICAN NOVEL-—" The Hunc ag g- BALDNESS AD by a want of sesthy action of the vessels which throw off the perspiration from the head. When these vessels are weak or diseased, the emeplsstiog is thick and calm my, and adheres to the mouths of the pores and clogs them up, and dries and forms scurf or dandruft. Less blood is then carried to the roots of the hair, and for want sequently becomes dry and harsh, and begins i to fall off, which, continuing to increase, eventually pro- duces baldness. Restore the capillary vessels of the head to their former healthy circulation, and a fine, silky new hair will make its appearance, which will increase in Anentiy and volume until the hair becomes thick aud ealthy JAYNES Hair Tonic is the only preparation that has ever been known to produce new hair on bald heads, which it has done in innumerable instances, and will sel- dom fail, if properly and perseveringly used. Prepared and sold by Dr. D. Jayne,20 South Third street Philadelphia. Sold in New York by A B &D. Sanda, 79 and 100 Fulton street ; by A. B. Sands & Co., 273 Broad- way corner Chamber street, and by D. Sands & Co, 77 East Broadway corner Market street. Price $1. - $g-IN NUMEROUS CASES OTHER COMPLAINTS were supposed to exist, and the persons treated for fever, &e., but finally atrial of this Vermifuge discovered the true cause of the sickness, by bringing away almost an in- numerable quantity of worms, large and small, and the ersons recovered With great despatch. Instanecs of this Rind misht be cited to an immense extent, Dut it is useless, one trial for 25 cents, will show any one with astonish: ment the certain effects of this Vermifuge. ‘Jean Pierrot, a Frenchman, hed asmall boy so affected with worms, that his life was despaired of,as all means used by the physicians to eradicate them were ineffectual ; this Vermifage was tried and near four hundred small worms were discharged, and one very large one. Caution.—Never buy this article unless it have “ Dr. Kolmstock’s Vermifuge,” handsomely engraved on the outside label, and the fac-simile of Comstock & Co., thus : COMSTOCK & CO., Wholesale Druggists, 71 Maiden Lane, New York, are sole agents for it—price 26 cents per bottle. Extract of a letter from our Agent at Charleston, 8. C. To Messrs. J. Pease, & Sox, 45 Divisien st.— Gex’ ME (G- WE RENDER ABOVE STATMENT OF AC- cout, by which there appears $53 20 in your favor; and nex adraft for the sum, to balance the account, ex- cept tie last assignment of $160 worth just received, but judging from present appearances, it will not remain jong, ‘and you had better send by first vessel,say—800 packages, 1s. $100; 600 do at 2s. $150; 200do at 4s. $100; 15 do at 8s. $15—making $365. Your iavaluable Hoarhound Candy has performed a great many cures here. To prevent the calamity of being without “Pease’s Candy,” you will attend tothe order immediately, and oblige Yours truly, HAVILAND, HARRON & ALLEN. Cuantestoy, Nov. 8th, 1842. Haviland, Keese & Co. No.90 Maiden Lane, will corrob- orate the above statement, and this letter will let the pub. lic see the demand for our candy, and also how it is esteem- e1 by the Charlestonians. J. PEASE & SON, 45 Division st. THE SARSAPARILLA PREPARED BY THE Collage of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city of New York, is the only etficient and safe preparation of that name now before the public. In single bottles 75 cents each, half dozen (in case) $3 50, dozen do. $6. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, 97 Nassau street. 0G- THE TONIC MIXTURE AN UNEQUALLED remedy in all dyspeptic cases. In large bottles $1, in ca- ces of half a dozen bottl 5 W. 8. RICHARDSON, Ageat. 97 Nassau street. THE ANTIBILIOUS PILL PREPARED UNDER the direction of the College of Medicine and infinitely superior to the drastic purgati universal panaceas. Sold in boxes at 25 cents each. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. 97 Nassau street. 0G THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, prepared under the direction of the College of Medicine aad Pharmacy, of thecity of New York, is guaranteed to cure all forms of syphilitic diseaseses. ‘Sold in single bot- tles at $1 each, and in cases of half adozen bottles $5. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, 97 Nassau street. ‘THE FRENCH ANTI-PHLOGISTIC MIXTURE forthe cure of all discharges from the urethra—sold in bottles, at $1, and at 0 cents each. 'W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, 97 Nassau street. DR. RUSH’S INFALLIBLE HEALTH PILL is the best medicine ever prepared for the cure of dyspepsia or indigestion, billious and liver complaints, headache, heartburn, eruptions of the skin, piles, and are invaluable in the numerous complaints to which women are subject. This valuable medicine is the result of many years of caretul study and iment, on the part of the late Dr. Benjamin Rush, of Philadel; one of the most skilful physicians of the age. These are exceedingly mild ; in their operation, giving no pain whatever a happy combination of medical agents they are eaabled to carry off all the vitiated and irritating secretions from the alimentary canal and remove any inflammatory orother derangement of the animal economy which may have been induced, equalize the circulation, restore a healthy action to all the secretory organs, and promote a more vi- gorous performance of the organic functions. Sold wholesele and retail by H. G. Daggers, 30 Ann st. New York. And retail by J. Kelly, 267 Broadway; J. Ax- ford, 163 Bowery; Dr. J. E. Scott, 151 Sixth avenue, cor- ner of Twelfth street; Hart, corner of Chatham und Chambers streets, N.York; alse by H. Green, at 69} Fulton street, Brooklyn. Price 26 cents a box, neatly put up in a wrapper en- hes by Durand & Co.on steel, with a fac simile of Dr. uush’s signature on each box. Sold in Philadel corner of Gay ani Co.; Albany, 4 St “COMEST THOU TO BEARD ME IN DEN: MARK ?’—Gouraud’s Poudres Subtile is an easy and ex- peditious means of freeing the skin from down which in some cases become 80 Seperat fo be annoying ; marring the graces of youth, and giving to the whole Ralarer a teesculion coreimes reapesally aasirebles i y, will be frequently found useful on the toilette either of ladies or geatiemen. For sale exclusively at 67 Walker street, one door from Broadway. Price $1 per bottle. Had also at Boston, 2 Milk street ; Philadelphia, 76 Ches- nut; Baltimore, corner Pratt and Charles, New Haven, Myers; Poughkeepsie, Gray; Providence, Dyer ; New Bedford, all,’ South ‘Second street; Newark, Trippe ; Goshen, Elliott ; Carleton, Lowell ; Lancaster, Heinschisch ; Harrisburgh, Robinson ; Warhington Sel- by Parker ; Alexandria, Berry 5 Richmond, Mrs. Fray- ser; Newport, Taylor ; Fall River, Burt; Salem, Ives; Albany, 4 Maiden lane; Hartford, Welle & Humphreys ; Norwich, Faulkner ; Cincinnati, ‘Thomas, Main street ; Pittsburgh, Tuttle, medical agency, Se. &c. &e. General Printing—Books—Pamphicts— Cards—Bills, de, To the Business Public. Having now nearly completed one of the most splendid GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in this city, we are ready to print books, pamphlets, cards, bills, an« all kinds of useful and elegant printing, on the most moderate terms, and for cash pay ments. This office we have fitted up at a great expense—in lypes, presses, and materials of all kinds. We have alrea dy executed work to the amount of several thousands of dollars, end are still busy printing some of the most beau- tiful articles ever issued from the press. A Lady’s Maga ine,called the “Artist,” is printed in this office, and it is acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine inthe country. The beautiful typography of the New York Lancer is well known. All applications for printing will be made to Mx. Joszrn Ex.iort, the Manager, at the office of the Hereld—or up stairs in the printing office, entrance at 97 Nassau street. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Prorarrtor or THe Hekaty Genenas Paintivo Orrice, North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. New Yor, 20th Sept., 1842. §g- EVENING AMUSEMENTS.—The season has now come for evening amusements. and every one is look ing about to know how and where he shall spend an hour or two the most for his pleasure and profit. For our own rt we like avariety. Sometimes we goand hear Dr. mith on Geo ‘and sometimes Dr. Nelson on Physio- and somet 10 one and sometimes to another; but is nowhere we derive more real amusement, exer- dl health combined, than at our friend Bassford’s 5 = Rooms, between Ann and Lee streets, near hb , Weare always sure to find good company, good tables, good cues, pe liquors, anJ polite attend- ance. MONEY MARKET. Tharsday, Nov, 17—6 P. M. ‘The operations at the Board were to a fair extent this morning, but prices generally gave way. Ohio 6s fell} ; Harlem, $; Mohawk, }5 Stonington, }; Delaware and Hudson, 3 from the last sale, ‘The result of the late election expresses the sentiments of the people on the subjectof repudiation, both public and private. Those merchants who repudiate a just debt, and then pompously make donations for the benefit of the poor at the approach of winter, must understand that the peo- ple can distinguish between honesty and ostentatious charity. ‘There has been a fair business doing in bills, but to- wards the close the rates rather gave way, and may be quoted as follows :— aie 7 pg cgher 4 1N New Yorn, Pe 39) Sales at the Stock Exchange. 2% Delt&tHudsou —bim 90 % do * the supply thus early in the season, and before anether steam packet the supply will have received a large ac- cession. The trade of the South and West is growing healthily, and the circulation of real capital, not broken bank credits, is becoming daily more free. The growing demand for capital in commercial pur- suits, will lessen the demand for stock investments, in all probability, and the best descriptions—say New York State and City Stocks, Ohio, and Kentucky—will absorb the floating capital seeking that class of investments. This demand has greatly improved since the result of the elec- tions, and has been followed by a corresponding improve- ment in prices. In our article of October 10, we mention- ed the prevailing fears that were entertained lest the party in favor of running in debt should succeed to power, and the depressing effect those fears had upon prices as shown ina table of prices, which table we now republish, adding the rates of sales up te this date, as follows :— Paiexs oy New Yorx Starr Stock. o-6a” 534 per ot . 7500 N ¥ State 7's, joo do 5G, 1000 Indiana Bonds. 6 she Bank Com Second Board $1000 Kentucky 6's, 53 ds 77 markets exhibit no material change | ts—To Liverpool are lower for Cotton, the late en- | ave been made at 3-16da }d per Ib. To Lon- and Havre we have no change to no notice. Tobac. co—American Leaf is very dull; St. Domingo sold at 14 ction, merchantable Kentucky, 53 hhds old 2) 04} cents, average $3,64; and 45 do new ja S}c, average $3,84, cash. Whalebone—There very little offering. Sugars—For Muscovadoes ices are again one quarter of acent per Ib lower ; Porto cents, Cuba 5 06; 56 St. Croix 6a 6]; white Brazil7}; brown Havana 6}a 7, all 4 ms. By auc- tion 36 hhds Cuba sold at 6 a 5} cents, 3 mos; and 91 do damaged Porto Rico, 5§ a 54, 3 and 4 mos. Cotton Trade, This market continues fair} rates. Atthe south the mari ‘The prices at the latest dates were ar follows :— active, without change in ets continue to give wav. a 288 SERGESEERERES Eze 2 Seeessiscassecseses Charleston, Savannah, 28 / esetessessss: BSESEESESE ‘The transactions at these ports have been as follows for the week preceding date :— rt aischasehsagituns ‘The elections took place on the 7th instant. During the ten days which have since elapsed, all denominations of New York State stocks, it appears, have advanced fiom 2to 8 percent. The greatest advance hastaken place in 5 per cents, which was the last investment. They have now more than recovered the decline which the fears of a wanton increase of debt had occasioned. The city stocks rank still higher. Notwithstanding this rise in New York and other sound stocks, the Federal gov-rnment has been unable to ob- tain any money on its 6 per cent stock, and the Treasury notes have fallen 1 per cent. Afew weeks since they would command } aj premium, they will not bring } per cent discount in any amount, although the amount out- standing is not greatly increased. ‘The increased activity of capital has rendered them no longer a desirable tempo- rary investment; for the banks and capitalists seexing per- manent investment, having all fears in relation to the soundness of New York stocka removed, turn their money intothat channel. Every day increases the discredit of the Federal government. The late tariff, which has very materially injured commerce, has ruined the revenues, and with censtantly increasing arrearages, the depart- ment struggles on with the payments due on the bonds of former years. As long as Treasury notes were ata pre- mium, the government received cash for those bonds. The rate of the Treasury notes now, makes it profitable to pay them into the Treasury instead, and thereby depri all means. Congress very soon meets, when some new measures must be adopted. As matters now stand, the tion, and the trade of the country, es well as the national taith, are all to be sacrificed to the idle phantom of protection, to a class of citizens who are to the whole population as one to 20. ‘The stockholders of the Erie Railroad met at the Broad street Hotel. There was present a vast assemblage of both of this city andthe southern tier. Great enthusiasm was evinced for the prosecution ofthe work. ‘The meeting was addressed by Saut Atrev, Essq., of this city, J. P. Mannow, Esq., of Steuben county, and several gentlemen from Rockland county, who are acquainted with the nefarious transactions of a certain ‘The Alabama rivers are so low as to check the receipts in some degree, notwithstanding which, however, the stock is accumulating and will be very large. We have no change to notice in this market. demand, and prices remain as before. In several of the other markets, however, there has been a decline, as the following table show: Prices or Froun a Barnen. Philadelphia, Nov. 15, 1, 9 Cleveland, “ 11, We learn from Alton, Illinois, t) ‘ht into that market in larger quantities. ‘The price as been for prime quality, 374 cents irom 83 to 35cents. ‘There are severil purc market for foreign account, besides the two mills, both of which are in successful operation. The wheat trade gives quite an animated appearance to the business ¢ wheat has been Account of flour and wheat arrived at tide water on the Erie canal to November 7th :— Increase in 1842....... ‘Taking flour and wheat together, the excess in 1812 is equal to 72,029 bbls. fi As an evidence of the magnitude of the operations in the Buffalo grain market, we would mention the fact, that of the immense amount of wheat received within the three days ending 11th inst., not over 40,000 remained unsold. ‘This, for the operatiuns oftwo di able weather, will probably challenge competition with the grain market of any other city in the Union, and per haps in the world. indicates that America will soon be the) granery of If it were not for tariffs we could now suppl with at least five millions barrels of flour, wort twenty-five millions of dollars—one hundred and fifty cent more than we ever exported. Willour formers of this? Let them ponder well on protective tariffs. righton Cattle Market. Monpay, Nov. 14.—At market, 2800 cattle, about 2000 of which were beef, and 800 stores, commerce and ni in the most unfavor- very large capitalists 4900 sheep, and 1625 Paicrs—Beef Cattle—We reduce our quotations. A raf snare at . recfil Ms soph fia ‘gad second quali- » $3,25 a 3,75; third quality $2,50 a 3. After much consultation, the following ticket was Y narvelling Caltle--Prices Feluoed. Mess at 3,12} ; No. serene 'Stores—Few sales only. Two year old at $7to $12; three year old $14 to $20. —Dull. Lots were sold;from 62 to $1,75. Wethers For Director: Charles M. Leup, T. G.Waterman, Jonathan Platt, ‘Wm. Maxwell,Chemung co. Alex. 8.Diven, Allegany co. B.Chamberlain, Catiaraugas county ‘Sam. Barret,Chautauque co. ‘The New Yorkers on tLis ticket are undoubtedly the very strongest names that could have been selected. The cliques who hang around the Pipe-layers, and the editor of the Standard newspaper, met somewhere about 34 Wallstreet, and were addressed by James Bowen, the present President, Henry L. Pierson, the brother-in-law of Eleazer Lord,of Piermont, and several other relatives of the latter. It was agreed that the following ticket would be voted for by the Pipe-layers’ party and Mr. Lord's William B. Astor, N. Yor! ine—Lots to peddle 3 cents for sows, and 4 for bar- Saul Alle; Charies A Davis, At retail 4a 5c. Sheppard Knapp, Elivu Townsend, Stephen Allen, . Married, At Haverstraw, Rockland Count 16th instant, by the Rev. Mr, Hildret! Horrer, of Greenville, to Miss Mat eldest daughter of Epenetus Wheeler, Esq. At Baltimore, on the 14th instant, by the Re tix, merchant of this city ‘azaine FitzceRato, of the former place. on Wednesday, the the Rev. Epwarp aetta WHEELER Diea, On Wednesday afternoon, the 16th inst. Jon J. infant sonof Daniel and Mary Ann Walker, aged eighteen The relatives and friends of the fa invited to attend the funeral this (Friday o'clock, from 44 West Fourteenth street. Suddenly on Wednesday afternoon, 16th instant, Jouw Reprteco, in the 58th year of his id invited to attend o'clock, from 185 Second street. y ara respectfully y) afternoon, at 2 James Saree President. Low's brother-in-law. Edward Pierson, brother-in- H. L. Pierson, and a thoes. of. the family, (Friday) afternoon, E. H. Blatchford, et hemung ‘Passengers Arrived. Hayar—Packet ship Utica—Mrs Ma: he, Mrs Bullion, oop Aexine, of le paration, Mrs St Lor rs Creiche, Ireland; w it of the Angels, Mrs ance; Mrs Mary of Gonzaga. Italy; Mra St Joseph, lareelius, Savoy; Mrs Hardy, New York; Moore Robiason, MD, Ph St Louis; JP Subr, consul to ‘Sac mark. ja—Brig Morea—Elijah Cornell. Passengers Sailed, Great Western Ur Rice and Jade, Ww nas , Thomas Hill, Joseph Fis! y, Hector Morrison, of New York: moves out. county. of Rockland William G. Bucknor. The balance of the seventeen to be made up from the other ticket. The stocWholders must keep their eyes open, or else the united interest of Lord and Bowea—the former holding about one thousand sheres—may defeat the great work, and ruin the interests of the shareholders, andthe people of the southern tier, ana of this great | Livenroo.—Steam shi; purse aud four ch The annual election of the Erie Railroad takes place this day at 34 Wall street, between 10 A. M. and 1 P. M. ‘We wish the stockholders to bear in mind that all the facts which have been published by us within a month, developing the utter imbecility and mismanugement of the present family and clique in charge of the company, has called forth no denial or refutation—indeed, their re- futation we believe to be impossible ; and while they have the hired columns of a newspaper at their command, the only answer that has been attempted by their employed editor was a remark, that we made teo free a use of such facts as came into our possession. Now, we confidently appeal to every honest man in the community whether it would have been just, or expedient, to permit that com- pany, and that great work to be sacrificed by remaining under the control of those who have thrown destruction, “ frightfuland general distress,” and pecuniary fember- rassment along in their path? We know the opinions of our fellow-citizens upo this subject, and if we have handled some individuals roughly, it wus because they deserved it, and ten times more ; and let it be a leng and lasting admonition to all others placed in similar positions to act honestly, and in accordance with the dictates of high moral principle and rectitude. Reckless creatures, who gain possession of a corporation, often disregard all respect forthe property of others, and sacrifice every thing to their own individual profit. This system cannot surely continue much longer. It is the duty of the press to arrest it; and so far as we can, it shall be arrested. Thousands now await the result of this day’s action, at 34 ‘Wall street—let the stockholders bnt discharge their duty conscientiously, and that great work may yet be rescued and resuscitated. This is to them as well as to the city, a matter of the highest importance. The more so as the re- sult of the late State election has decided the ques- tion of furter loans of State credit. The only hope ofthe contractors now to get the 500,000 due them by the Company or of the stockholders along the line to save any thing,is to retrieve the credit of the road in the eyes of ca- AH L°Smith, Boston; J # Buckley, i fadelphia; William ‘tiatsrax—Steam ship Caledonia, from Bos- ine ly, Mons John Coanten, Mr Shi Roby, lady and ser- Livesroot axp ton—For Livery 3 jadHle Celeste and female frien For Halifax: Hon Mr ran, Consul to Nova ly, Mrs Redmont, E @ Wisdom—I2. importations. Havar—Ship Utica—1_ pkg Young & Ellis—2 W BD: uette’s Fils—1 T Handorf—3 T \ amoy & Sourdeanx—3 H Babad— Tl cc] H Cottenet—2 F Co'liard—1 C Pay: i i h—6 A Huet—100 Maitland & co H Schneider & co1012 F ‘Vhebaud—« W n—65 H Duflot—11 Gay der—1 A Belmont—! lezieux, Go o—1 A S Perrott—! Lane, com1 Oppenheim & co] E Blt va itaam—I1 Fiten & co—| —3E 2 Thomoon—1 janes lahler—1 A J Stewart—1 ‘& co—4030 bx 200 hi ir bxs do 6 kegs gray any 20 do cedar 11 tons logwood 151 Domestic Importations. New Orceans—Brig Cantou—193, bb! « Lp gre te gee olhed TT » Wright & comt do cotton D Nelson & co=12 Spear & Patton eco Perkins, Hopkins & White—6 boxes merchantise A E sALEeton—Brig Emil sag ie bales cotton | s hm 22 ‘K co—a4 Holbrook, madule, Coomell od rice wh ills & co—50 ds iland & co—51 bes ‘inter—1 case Thos DrE G Ladiow Aldrich & 3} 1 iy, Aldrich & Spencer) eb yaehd el aire ace coor tern neh MARITIME HERALD. Rerun Ind andanchored inthe North ‘Two ships, reported to be the Cambridge, Barstow, and Adi- rondack, kstaff, from Liverpool. ‘Also, one ship, two brigs, unknown. Wind ESE. abled. Steam ship Great Western, Hosken, Liverpool General Record. Launcneo.—The ship Courier, 380 tons, owned by Andrew New York, was launched at Newburyport ‘This ship has been built in the short spa days from the day of p ver built in the State, From all to give credit doth to the owners and buil Whalemen, partied from New Bedford 15th inst. Nimrod,(new) Berman, At Lombock July 11, Hh . Taber, of NB. 11 mos out, 500 bbls oil, 350 sp; Canton Parke’, Shearman, mos, 100 sp, to leave next Octavia, Howland, NB. left 2 mos previous, with 650 wh and i25 sp. Passed July 15, lat 21 8, lon 62 E, Elizabeth, probably of NB. steering W. Spoken. Grace Brown, from Baltimore for Savannah, Nov 12, off Georgetown, Foreign Ports. St Jonx, NBLNov 10—Arr Amethyst, Morris, Winds Pique, Landry, PE Island. Cld New Zealand, Baunerny Newry; Portland, Robinson, Provincialist, Wil- liams, Vondonderty; Romulu ck. Havana, Nov I—In port, Retrieve, of Newburyport, from Mobile, just arrived; Norma, Barton, from and for New’ York, discharging; Emporinm, Rogers, for. Boston, finished repai to sail soon: York, Mor: i hts Hellespont. El ke 7 di db'S Waln, for Ne 4 B Windsor, Brewer, from’ B ood, from do, wocertain; dise astern Star, De: Syl do; Havana, Gilpatrick, Hammond, Folger, fom Spanish Main fo NYork, in 2 wee Rowse, Ailen, from Providence, dis: Plymouth, Thomas, for Boston, soon; Cybele, Edmunds, for Bath, dese; Mis BD i do do; Elizabeth, Remington, from and’ for Philadel 4s, Nov 5—In port, Neptune, Foster, for Boston, 3 or PaLERMo, Oct In port, Mohawk, Pierce, for New York, to commence lig in a few days; Lion, Peterson, for Ivica, in a few Baravia, June 1—In port, Cuba, Babson, for Montevideo, in 10 days. Home Ports, Gor, Noy 12—Arr D Le Ponruanp, Nov U—Arr Gnas ton, NC; Heliespont, Independence, Sturd} u's Head, Nov l1—Arr Sherer, Boston; Watchman, do. Sd 12th, Onion, Spear, do. Boston, Nov 16—Arr_ Rosabella, Ho New England, Bi e, Palermo; Zaide, Nickerie; Ceylod Trott, Har raphed, Empress, and Alexan nal for a brig Caledonia, (8) Lote, pool; Allen, M. facoa; Berli this port, 613 tons) Crocker, N 2 (ew, Ocean, Eldridge, Baltimore; Compliance, Sparrow, and Mail, Lorin, NYork.’ Arr 15th, Son, Ryder, Baltimore ‘New Bepronp, Nov ld=Arr Evin, Burt, NYork; David Cof obey, Philadelphia; Tiger, Nye, A.bany. Sld Southern Sid Elizabeth, Bourne, Philadelphia; Barnard, Arr 13th, Chappell, ‘Sawyer, ath, Leader, Fitzgerala, NYor Cham- pion, Drew, de leopatra, Washington, NC. Sid lith, Cin- cinnatus, Whitmore, Philadelphia, Encanrown, Nov 12—In port, Raby, NYork for Machias; Veto, Providence for Bangor; Meridian, Rose, New Vork for Boston; Gov Arnold, Salem, NJ. for do} Cardinal, Bridgeport or do H mington, Nov 4—In port, Prompt, 10; Benj Bigelow, Victor King, NY¥ork for do, Provipence, Nov 15—Are Voltaire, Savannah. ld, Hi lander, Mayberry, NOrles arriet, Vinson, Apalachicol Grand’Tark, Loud, N to go on the railway. Purtapecenta, No jelow, Oak, R H hb, and Philadel; Baltimore for Bos‘on; Anaconda, and Wm T Delaware, Corson, Lubec} Abstract, do; Argo, New York; Volunteer, Palestine, Sturdivant, Halifax; Emerald, Suow, Bi CH. ov U—Are ‘Calhoun, 'Mye on, Portland, and eld for Apalachicola. In the effing, Boston” Arr 1th, Inez, Long, Baltimore; Hiber- New York; Hercales, Madigan, Boston; Brontes, julia, (Bremen) Dannaman, Bremen Sid Francis ‘Smith, St Thomas. nant, Nov 13—Arr Wallace, (Br) Main, Liverpool. Devin, Korbea.dox Havre, Carpenter, Bostou, Sid jer, Cal 3 Wilson Fall THOMAS BEL! . Auctioneer. BY BELL & HOWARD. (Bloves Nos. 22 inn and 119 Fulton atveel.) FRIDAY. t 1036 o’elock in the Large sale of sofas, parlor, rorking and cottage stuck of an upholsterer,a superb consignment ofp re invoice just received from Parisof sill and satin chair, sofa, lounge, music and divan seat covers ; gilt orna: etiss. superb piano fortes, &: 14 .5 superb rosewood piano fortes, fc. nit SATURDA. At 1034 o'clock in the sale rooms. Splendid and extensive sale of superb second hand and new farpiture of all descriptions. ‘ ‘Also, the entire furniture of a family, removed from Broke lyn for convenience of sale. MONDAY. At 1034 o’elock, at the auetion room, ‘ Stoves—100 first rate cooking and other stoves of all descrip- tions, the lact of the stock. ‘This sale will also include parlor, office, colusnn and Olinstead patents, all n complete order Also, 2 steam val saitable for refectories; a superb royal ‘inting press, anda valuable copper plate do. Also, anexcellent billiard table paratas, pofas, Chairs, French Bedstead: Also, the entire stock ofa sofa and mahogany chair manutacturer, comprising fas equal to any in the city; sof beds, parlor and rocking ch couches, ne, ottomans, Se. French bedste ork tal Auso, 12 superior pol: aud dinu, do, rious other articles—elegant fu tare. Also, 1 splendid wood premium piano forte. 0, 1 splendid rosewood premium Pi At 10% o'clock, in the sales room. Large sale of elegant fashionable el thing, London cloths and cassimeres, a fine stock of fancy aud <taple dry goods, jewalry. cutlery, dressing cases, watches, 1 splendid diamond jin, &c. UHMATHAM THKATRE. 7 THE FIELD 0} Doors wit! open ar 6M—turtain Willrise « yuarter pact se open daily from 9 to 5, where ‘Tickets miy be ed and places secured. i: PARK THEATRE, THIS EVENING, Nov. 18 will be presented, Mr Boulard | !sraetite, Aw Boxes $1—Pit 50 G Doors open at 64 o'clock and the performance will eom- mence at 7 precisely MIYCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRAG. ta 444 Broadway, New York. THIS EVENING, Nov. 18, will be presented ‘AMILIE. MID (CF The Doors will be opened +e commence at 7, eVery evening. AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC, t halfpast 6, aad the per N. A FRIDAY EVENING precisely at 7 o'clock, with an alle GRAND WALTZ Master James Howes will AND GALLOPADE. ve adisplay of his single horse Still Vaulting by the wh The Four Brothers of Warsaw will appesr in a povel display and Gymnastics. Mr. Gardner wil appear as The evening's entertainments THE G Boxes 50 cents—Private do for 6 pei ons $3—Secend Tier 3734 Overture by the FRANKLIN THA CHATHAM SQUAKE. pen on Monday nignt November lath, after having fiom pit to dome—with « of more than ‘Twenty Lad mance commences at 7. AMERICAN ‘THEA’ PHILADELPHIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS Re-engagement of H. Pacis ING, Nov. 19. will LONDON ASSURANCE, RE—WALNUT-51 C. CUSHMAN, ‘AH. EK. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. AMERICAN MUSEUM ORNER of Broadway and Ann street, opposite St. Paul's P. T. BARNUM, Manager. iD EXTRA ATTR ors admitted free in the event UL ) ‘ejee Islands, which has been ¥ «1 Boston, and of the gen ‘and other persons, are coi thousand persons in this ci ness of which ail naturalist their reputation that this extraordinary ‘nymph of the LL, THE TATTOO! is celebrated Dances, and ufferings for eleven y the hands of ba: barous savages in the T. BOOT! The comic singerand Ethiopean ext paeanzite. Consisting of ten performers; Miss Hood, the vocalist; Celeste, nise, Me, THE NORTH RIVER ON FIRE A new invention by which the bottoms of river may be illuminated, ‘This is the most curious, beautiful, and le invention of the uesday and Saturda: Children half price. UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION. TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION! !: SPLENDID PERFORMANCE! SEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURK GALLERY, iy fel Broadway, INE SHILLING. Opposite the Cit: fully connected ke and admirably uniied as to elude the most experienced manage rota place o procure the passing e, and set discovery. . sement, he considers he is bound to 7 ‘The current of pub- in favorably towards M_smaid , the roana ‘supe.flucus piee* of Quix part to attempt fo stop it, but he thinks he may, a it into a proper cnanuel. If the pu id hi hem tothe top of their bemt. or, be hoaxed, he w arge only half price. A serious wweities of the day. Ker conceives it to vers wil pleasure that he has engaged ‘The wonderful Weleh Harpist ter Haghes ond the sister. Th of talent unparalleled: venting so singular an ny ‘of the two Mas- ent performers. nk Diatnond, Ethis M e ‘i Rosatie, the charmiug Songstress. niniatare glass bi ‘There will be aday performance on Wednesda: day, at o'clock. Evening performance to com and Perfo et er P i of etiee en Picture Galley, BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, SATURDAY, Ni At 1049 o’c ock at their sales room, Furniture, bee. ie Oil Paintings—A collection of about twenty oil paintings. MONDAY. At 103 oclock, in the sale rooms. ‘ A Jarge assortment of brondéloths, eassimeres, gloves, hosie- ry, he. TUESDAY. A $004 assortment of liquors, R. H. TIMPSON, Auctioneer. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ‘Se-JACOB 8. PLATT will sell this day, at 10 0'el he store, No, 21 Platt street, 300 pockages and lots of ogham, Sheffield, Ger- man, Frece! merican hardware and cutlery, heavy and shell geods,. German silver ware, iapanry, favey’ goods, &c., consisting of a geueral assortment, well worthy the attent on Of the trede, and particularly the city dealers. Catalones are and the goods can be examimed to the huur of sale. _nig ier CCOUNTANT—Thk tical book-keeper in this ity, or balance, any setof books of ious N's LUNEUM, nls 6t®mi No. 66 Vesey st. GITUATION WANTED=By « compercut ver on 10 acta salesman io a wholessle or r tail establishment of Watches Jewelry ke. Also understands book keeping aud watch pusng’ Hs been in bostness for nimeeif ten years and syeaks rench For puticulars and references address Box No. 762 Lower Post Ulice. Gentlemen's Hoises taken ca » of during the winter at a very "Avnly até Maiden Lane. neler ressonable ra DANCING ACADEMY—Tammany Hall. + Mr. P-has the honor to announce to the public that his opening Ball will ake piace on Friday evening next. the 18th of November. Dancing to commence «t # o'clock. ‘Tickets of admission $1. Gentlemen are reques:cd to wait on their ladi- 5 past the dooi-keeper, as no Indy will be admitved without getleenen, ai neterRise eit tir sineg, once farialgnt, fi ia? assemblies will take t lace once » fortnight. School days Wed ind’ Saturdays. ‘The establishment has been hewly painted and fitted up with every comfort. 6 Str PARK THEATRE-CARD—MRS. BAILEY, respectful Ty tnforens her friends and the public, that, her benefit Wil! b avember Joch, ‘on which oc raclites in Egy gt will be per lake place on Saturday evening, casion the sacred drama of the Ia formed for the last time. : ‘ents may be secured by applying at the box office. nig tr AR MAID WANTED —A fentcel, reapectable young ‘woman, well recommended, is wanted to attend asnioon, at a'fashionaole tiace of amusement. Address B.A Through the post office. wee OMPLIMENTARY BALL The friends of ‘Thomas Far ter, desirous of public y testifying. the high respeet they entertain for his character, have determinea to give hum a Complimentary Ball, to take place at the Shakspeare Hotel, on Monday evening, Nov. 2ist. Tickets $1, to at ‘the Shakepeare Hotel, and at the door on the évening of she ball. nis te ‘GEO. W. EVANS, See's. ORMAN’S RAMBLES IN YUCATAN—J. & H. G. LANGLEY have the ph import mt and Beaatiful work on the stupendous <nd magnl cent Ruins of Yucatan, Chi-Chen Kabah, Zayi and Uxmal, is now published, embellished with numerous itustrations, vel and effect ‘The whole forming one 4 elegantly printed octavo volume. ni itr pitalists and the citizens of New York. This can be done only by purgingthe company of the pipe-layers and fami- ly cliques who control it. We will here repeat a list of the directors which we published a short time since:— Orricens any Directors oF tHe Ki 1. James Bowen, President. jerson, Vice do. To Ship Masters and Agents, we if i 1 ts, wil cll see Wiliam A. Rasostt, of our, Saws, Ast, a tee the port whence they sailed, the fe, @ list of their 0. Simeon Draper, Jr. 1. G.D. Wickham, 4. J. H. Pierson, 5, Eleszor Lord, Dav’ 6. David N, Lord, 7. Elihu Townsend. 8. W. H. Townsend, Nos 1,9 and 10 are the well known executive commit- tee of pipe-laying memory. Nos. 2, 3, 4,5 and 6 bear to each other the several relations, brothers, fathers-in-law No. 10 is son-in-law of No. 13.— Here we have the cliques which control the undertaking which the State is called on to pay vast sums, in addition to the $3,000,000 already lost, and also a solution of the mysterious transfers of office which have been periodical- ly kept up between Nos. 1 and 5. Itis to be regretted that thenames of a few worthy persons are mixed up with these interests—indeed we believe No. 14is not now a di- rector, and No. 12 recently paid the great debt of nature. We doubt whether Nos, 11,15 or 7 ever attend a meeting PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 18, 1842. 17. Charles Hoyt. rvin, Savannah, Dunham & Dimon.—Barque .—Brigs Porpowe, Lib- les: and brothers-in-law. ane U. &. frigate_Independenc ‘ship Utien, Hewitt, from Ha to Boyd & H. i als with a Hs waite fate keto ED. Maribut 0. V parted, days from Gibraltar, cata Toft before re: Jost on the Const of Hondares alin €0., with bri delphia, to sail abou ved from Ne wor 18 days from St. Kitts, ‘brig Harp, of and for St. John, Itis well known that a very large cash subscription from leading men in this city has been offered, providing these cliques are put out from the management. The con. cern cannot now command one dollar. Logrolling and political pipelaying will be henceforth of no avail in dqjawing money from the State. If anything further is done to the road it must be done by private enterprise, and that suddenly, to save the property from the hammer of the auctioneer, which \is hanging over it on State ac- ila, Morrell, tepablie, hewce, jusi agit ol th, tes a Co from New frye trom Baltimore Neanor, Cole, 5 days vig Canton, Petti leston, with cotton , with mdse, to the CONDITION AND FATE OF ENGLAND—By i. thor of the "Glory aud Shaine of king ,rolumes, embellished earions are requ ted by J, & H. G LANGLEY, 57 Chatham street, New Yor REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, ke., we —Th ber continues to transmit money, in sums large or small, to persons residing in any part of Ireland, in the same manuer ashe, and his predecesser in business, have done for the last thirty years, and ore; also, to any part of England or Seot- Money remitted by letter (postpaid) to the subserber, or personally deposited witn h.m, with the pame of the person persons im Ireland, England or Scotland, to whom it isto be sent, and nearest ae town, will be immediately transmitted vs jer. And paid accoruingly, and a receipt to that effect given or for- *Eeligs pas ney or claims on persons in any part of net money oF Ireland, England or Scotland, can be collected by the subscri- ber, for persons readin iinahy part of the United States, or Us wi fe ome GEORGE McBRIDE, Jr. 02 Cedar st. MoS MOUTH BANK, Vs J—The notes of the above Dough fore fave 28 re Y* PAMES & CO..60 Wall st. is n or [-LINoWs BANK notes wanted, Luke's ‘aay Wan f BROKEN 8 NK3—The high broken and doubtfal bank nor nige MES & CO. 60 Wall st. by LEACHING PO" , of Boyds? make. for « BY ni one mets aE So ber" IRE BRICK.—T000, " * Pree eines eaROOKS, ner 61 Lil street ‘TRicSTERAGS—ST FORK, FF 8 brands. For ‘sale in lots to switpuic sere, ite PERSE K BROOKS, 61 Liberty st ELECTRO MAGNETIC PLATES for, rheama per vous affections, Re., prepared under the dived ‘oe York, $5 innards. Pree € Frank eat Mh uepot qeet, . " Tafallible eure for the most nente nnd iaveterate prin, such te acute and chronic rheamatiems, t! for’, peara'gy, Sciatic, in doloreux, de Saint Guy, chills, megrim, cramps int stomach, Wily forall errows affections, chiefly, disenses of women and young girls, as ren, sickness, mbes, ea Pressions, Vapors, nervous » bee. a 1. Jed at the next session of Congress afforded, free of charge, on e, atatitg where terview can be had. T SHIP SIDDONS FROM LiVERPOOL— ‘nees will please xend their permits on board, at Or- f, toot 4 foods not permitted it tive days will be sent to the pnblic ir, FARE REDUCED. PERSONS GOING SOUTH. AKE KEDUC by mouth, Weldon, Wi to $23, meals on the ichmond, Petersbu thence to Charleston, to §: both routes the same, Railroads and Steamboats connecting these lines in geod order, nd expedite travel, and make passengers as comfo pos: meals extra—maki Every exertion is made to keep the By this route you may be sure of reaching New Orleans rom New York seven or eight d: at an expense not exceeding $72. “President W. & R. KR. OPPOSITION TO CATS” ings, without tow barges—Regular days from Cattskall, Mow , Captain Vanderbilt, will Thursday Nov. 17th, at five the ca tain on board. By there will b+» daily com jew York (sad intermediate parsnge at reduced prices. ERPOOL—N_ F Noyember—' For further particulars inquire of running on the days‘above named. munication between C: places) for freight » passage, having aecomtnoda fort, apply om boardy at Orleans ye ort ey nee k COLLIN! 00. Siddons, Captain Edw. B. Cobb, ¢ Roscius, aud sail the Decem| 2 may rely on the ships of this line sailing punetaal- 0 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHYRS—A younx © practical printei, who is thoroughly acquainted wit business in every department and b employed in the highly respeccabl in the country, to take charge of, rity of reporter and sub-edivor on several in's, is desirons of obtuning « situation the Art, oud its first element, Pronancia Each lecture will commence at 8 o’cloel $3. Family ticket, admitting three, $5. Siny masic store, and at To be had ot Arwi 10 the widows of the soldiers and sailors othe re ‘war, who were married nefore the Ix? of J can prove the ser who will aduress as al ‘Those wanting my © i, have other bun: I me to Washington, during tne present AF cms. will receive attention. ly befor the Istof January, as EW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.—Tha So- th the recent “hange in its by-laws, 1 and the sale of tickets verformances pronibited. of pavlic formances wi ory exertion will be made by mbers of the Society, 0 pro~ ft the Board of Managers dig them in dhe mont bili and eMeetive manne e first public way Tavergacle: on Mombey evening, aa i tat of Haydn's celebrate) the first ti of subseripti: . entitl tickets of edinisclon to eech pebl y Subscriptions re Di ay y ea. ? | Sparks, Secretary, 11 «subscriber to thre ferformance during the 7 —A few reapectad! NG sited bara 0 Terma moderate, Also a few day satis Nene ee Ls boa 2,°0 per week, transient by ‘on reasonable terms J. 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