The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1842, Page 3

the pledge under the act of March, 1942. On this grou the bill would have been defeated had the house not pre- maturely dissolved. And on this ground will it be de- feated if again brought up before the new legislature. In all this there is yo want of faith nor of ability to pey. The mismanagement seems to consist on the part of the Com- missioners, who persisted in prosecuting the unfinished works of the State, under the act of March last, after they found that they could not obtain the means under the terms provided in that act. The works like those in New York, should have been immediately discontinued until a more favorable time for their completion. Instead of so doing, they have run up a debt tothe contractors of about $750,000, in addition to the $340,000, for which bonds have Deen issued. This now forms the embarrassment of the State. The distinction whieh the authorities affect to to make between domestic and foreign debt, is more nomi nal than real, and at mos’,amounte to but two or three per cont. The present debt of the State amounts to about $18,- 000,000, bearing interest about $1,000,000. To meet this, the following revenues are provided :— Nett revenues of the Canals, 1S41,.. + State ison the Turnpike read, Due by Railroad Companies on loan vps State cre: Cis 3 . Procees ofthe $436,000 15,000 ‘Total revenue applicable to payment of the in- nal evant ape op toner eee esse $1,010,690 ‘The items are proceeds for 1841, except ‘the School lands which is for 1939 ‘The tax under the existing laws is required to be made sufficiently high to supply any deficiency from the other funds towards the interest, and in pursuance of that law has been raised } mill or $32,000,during the past year; and the January interest is nearly all now in the hands of the egent for the payment. It thus appears that the debt of Obio, mp to this momert does not exceed its resources. The Wabash and Erie Canal has been completed this fall. ‘The only remaining work now unfinished isthe Miami extension. This will soon begin to yield a revenue. In the mean ti the State wants $750,000 already due, and sufficient in addition to finish the extension. This latter circumstance it is which drepresses the stock. ‘The condition of the public works as reported last year owas as follow: v1 Wi Ows State or Onto, Pome Won Ke Wee Und by» Sum “Gross Cost of Miles ao sae ems me WJ of “are nS 0 Names of Pub.Works. jnigh wae le. he Sia Reo Ce Onvio Can, and heanches, 993 4,091,931 "452 132 129 004 Was cae branches. 86 1,237,552 72,612 20,192 Wahash and Erie Canal, sap in pre Ohi afin Es 1'506,909 1.393.090 3.995 Hocking Vell.y Canal, $6 621,275 278.472 2.326 Walhonding Canal, 2 491,964 Mustinerm River Im- nrovement. 1,036,167 287,838 2,386 J West-m Reserve and sajon #ag Maumee R reid Se 165,000 73,009 = 3,240 3,132 Pen . i and hio yin Ohio,® 85 420,000 Figthd 4200 Milan Conal.® 10 22,692 - = inst inant and Whitewa- er C nal, 25 74,070 76.000 = ‘Turnpike sdads| + = 1,008,188 569.215 18535, iy Be 12,991,801 3 596,926 657 5 557 535 145,330 330 From the estimated amount necessary to be. provided by the certo Andel bie work, deduct eaimatea proceeds of Wa. P Minna Extension coual tan le. 470.582 wren, at &3 per acre—=$1, 138,656 ; leaving the s7m of $2,398,270 53, to be provide! by losns, “SOne third of these cxnals, only, is owne4 by the State, The money paid b» the State, only. is given in the ahove table. i One half onty belongs to the State. The payments made aed, ne be mode by the State, as above given, are paid on this Ne ved by State. ie see rete of Tentirs’on thee. works, n7t separatea from cost of construction, ‘These works are now all finished as far as the State is concerned, with the exception of the Miami extension. ‘The whole line of the Wabash and Erie canal has been finished this fall and it will next year probably be one of the most profitable of the State works. It connects 144 miles of finished canals in Indiana with Lake Erie. The domestic bonds are the means by which the Miami exten- sion is now in progress. ‘The revenues of thecanals, in common with those ofall othur States,have this year fallen from the decrease of merchan lize sent west. The exports of the State have this year largely increased and are esti- mated as fo'lows, as compared with 1840 :— Exronts rom Onto, 1810 ap 1912. 1840 Breadstffs, wheat, &e. 7 098.810 red 402 Produr's of mities and fotert, Manufactured a ticles, Tota’, 24 695,911 ‘Tho total taxes, State, town and county, amounted to $1,990,000 in 1819—in addition to which the producers were charged with a bank tax of 7 per cent on an average ‘of $12,000,000 bank loans, which was done to “ facilitate commerce.” This tax amounted to $720,000. This will soon be reduced to $150,000, and relieve the people to an extent equivalent to more than half the tax on the State debt. The condition of Ohio is such, therefore, that al- though she is laboring urder temporary embarrassment, from the injucicious pushing of the State works in a sea- son of discredit,and had injured her own credit by tamper- ing with suspended banks and selling them indulgencies, yet her existing laws will purge the State of those frandu- lent institutions, and it may be inferred that her works will yield revenne sufficient to meet her ol ligations. ‘This latter circumstance depends, how: ver, upon the ex- tent of the foreign market for agricultural produce. Ohio, Indiana and Hiinois have all immense works which they hope on their completion will yield reveaue sufficient to meet the enormous cost of their construction. ‘To'fo this the foreign outlet for produce must be predi- gionsly increased, which can be done only by the most ju- dicious policy on the part of the Federal government. The delinquent States ask for assistance because they have plunged themselves in debt forthe purpose of constructing works which shall convey their produce to market. In- diana and Ohio have nearly completed their main works, and Illinois wants about $1,500,000 to complete her canal, which is to yield a revene sufficient to support adebt of $10,000,009 or $600,000 perannum. All these works will pour upon the lakes a volame of produce sufficient to feed notonly the United States but a Jarge portion of Europe, The success of all the public works, the welfare of the farmers and the faith of the States, depend upon their finding sale for that produce abroad by every possible means. At the moment when the works are completed and the States are nearly exhausted with the effort, when their produce is flowing to market and they look to the helping hand of the federal government to prepare the way for its export,they are met with a prohibitive tawff to pre- vent foreign goods coming in for the purchase of their pro- duce—the whole scheme is destroyed, an embargo is laid upon all the internal works, the resources of the States cut off, involving the respective governments in the alterna- tive of repudiation or direct taxation—and the interests of four millions of agriculturclists are sacrificed to the ave- rice of 200,000 of manufacturers. The only com- pensation offered the Western States for this wanton de- struction of their interests is their share of the public lands, amounting, in gross, to $1,000,000 per annum. The protective tariff is deemed not sufficient of itsrIf to ruin the farmers, but the manufacturers have called meetings to carry out the views contained in a report of the Hon. Caleb Cushing at the last session of Congress, which was to return to a non-intercourse with the British Colo vies, unless United States vessels shall be allowed to trade from one Colony to another, or in other words to do the coasting trade of Great Britain. This is so impudent a pretence, that it can have no other object than an exclu- sion of foreign commerce. The British Colonies take one half of all the agricultural exports of the United States. In 1829 the exports to the Colonies were about $2,500,000. In 1930 General Jackson’s proclamation opened the trade between the Colonies and the United States, and the result was,that in 1340 the exports from the United States to the Colonies were $3,800,000, being an in- crease of sales of western produce of $6,300,000 per annum, and nearly all carried in American vessels, under that pro- clamation. The Hon. Caleb Cushing recommended the prohibition of this trade, and the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, a wealthy manufacturer presiding at the convention of Boston, seconded this recommendation. It is by these means that those gentlemen propose to “relieve the West- ern States,” and enable them to pay their debts. Prices, demand, and supply remain unchanged in this market.’ Quotations of Thursday are good for Sa.ur- day. ‘The receipts of flour and wheat at Buffalothis month, elready exceed th» totals received daring the whole month of November last year. The receipts each year were— ° Wheat. “Flour. + 200,118 6, 85,285 143,495. 84,915 Fifteen days November, Ta ‘Thirty do, Difference,........4. 61,628 .. 370 Notwithstanding the immense quantity of grain that has reached that market, the prospect of dealers to real- ize full prices, has not been better since the new harvest came in than it was on the 17th inst. It was understood that the mills generally on the canal were but poorly sup- plied with grain, and that orders were still in that marker for heavy invoices at good prices. The Jast lotof unsel: wheat was taken at 67 cents;and gees to a Schenectady miller ‘There was but Jittie flour unsold in the market, and the stock was only kept up by small lota arriving by’ the steamers. ‘The ruling rate was $3,25. Of the general a pgregate of flour and other western products brought in recently, little of it remained unshipped. ‘The receipts of flour and gram at Cleveland continue . During the two weeks in No- vember a were— Nto carry yr poy’ cad per railroad and wand from. tea od wheat from wagons were mad 5 in quantities, wuld probably command two or thice cents A first rate art mo! in Be'timore, in the had been but a'm and tprices were have been made at $4. week ending on the 18th inst. there erate demand for Howard street flour, Sales of good mixed @ wagon price continues Sales of City Mills at $4 full, and the demaad ‘The prices of Maryland and Virginia whi were without change. ranged from 78 to 83 cents, and an occasional parcel of strictly prime red had been taken at 85 cents; inferior to fair good reds at 50a 75 cent Virginia were sold from st two pares is of Pennsylvania itable for shippin, ‘Two cargoes af very good re at $1 a 82 cents. for shipment, at 86 cts. has improved a little in price, and'we now quote yellow Maryland at 43 wad ets, and white at 42cents. Old Maryland corn,of which ¢ is but little now coming to market. may by quoted at 43.0 Marylind E, Shore rye at 4548 44 cents for both sorts. ‘Wheatin wagons selling in Rochester,on 17th inst. t 75e. There were laige quantities of western coming into mar- ich was selling from 70 to 75 ¢ The farmers in that vicin were very busy grinding and shipping. The fi he week had been rather brisk, and consid jes changed hands at $3.56. Freight, which was brisk in the fore part of the week in consequence of the lorge arrivals of whest and flour at Buffalo forthe eastern market, hes fallen again to 45 and 40 cents to New York in transient boats. Corn 37}; barley 31; oats 14. nts, according to 'y seem to hold back ; On Friday evening, 18th inst. Chureh by the Rev J.M Krebs, Mi to Miss Mancanet THomson, Thomson, of this city. nthe Rutgers street . Jonx P. Tencastir, econd daughter of Mr Jas” On Sunday morning, 20th inst. Jon, eldest son of Jas. and Margaret E. Wendover, in the 4th year of his age. The friends and acquai peetfully invited to attend residence, 141 Eighth avenue, this afternoon at three ances of the famil: 1, from his father’s On Saturday, 19th inst. at the residence of her son-in- law, Wm. Cisce, on Staten Island, Mrs. Ameria Rasnorn, in the 7ith year of her age. Latest Advices fqRECRIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICK. Montevideo - +--+ oS=8 5. Brhia + elie Hond.+ ++ 8855_-.-cG8tes8-s5k~ Passengers Arrived, New Orirans—Ship Vicksburg—Mr Pinnager, Mrs Isleman Id—10 in the steerage. Passengers Satlea. pe gee —Packet ina Hottinguer—D H Clarkson, Rev and tadv, dnitoa, lady and s B. w Yor! lass. do, Walter ‘Smith Jr, Foreign (mpor Mowrrce Bar—Schr Amaranth—250 bags pimento a quantity o'd conp G&S St Jaco pe a Charlotte—556 bale stobaeco Aymar & co110 cocoa nats to master. Domestic Lmportations. Vicksbarz—144 bales cott hima Mesthand—tee Preise 3 & co Pigs lead © HL Rosert & co™250 9 Won Neleen toot Sila ab fares wheat ft 8 Hill=T7 hls ‘obacen 40 bi ‘Gn, Manxs—Schr Megunticont—214 tales coston J) Seder rc Parmlee, Kilburn & Rogers—20 Holbrook, MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM RRGLAND. en otatabin, Fd Her . Packets to Sail. FOR LIVERPOOL, N. America, Lowber, Nov. 19 Roscius, Coll us, Nov. 25 FOR Pi RT SM UTR. H. aes stoi Toronto. Grisyold, “Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL. Cambridge, Brstow, Det 19 Gladiator, Britton, To Ship Masters and Agents. ‘We shall esteem 1 a favor, if captains of vessels will give jassett, of our news fleet port of the shipping left at the port wlience they si their passage, a tist of their cai ‘reign Dewspapers they may have. " rival home or abroad, hit to Commodore He wilt soant them im corresvondents at Will alro confer a faver by send; 0 marine intelligence they can obtain. information of any kind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW ae NOV, 21, 1842. aon wate Rees aeship Vicksbars, Berry, from New Orleans, Nov. 7, and 11 SW Pass, with cotton, Sec. to Win. Nei “3 he Chitlorte, Faller, 19 da ys from St. Jago de Cuba. with ' &C brigs Lycoming, Graves, for ‘dav Caribou, Date, for Manvanilla 3 dars, to ‘toad tL te brigs Oh and J ff * Sehr Ch ats Clara . Blancnard, of Boston, from Liverpool for Ma- ‘Schr Megunticook, Tim, 12 davs from St 4% with “973 bathe — 10th inst. off Tortugas, spoke bi Says Oe ent Reon D, ara NI, 3 days from Norfolk, ADs 1 Bgune, Cole, 3 days from Baltimore, with flour, &e. to ve SN Boe ae Stevens, 4 days from Baltimore, with flour, fmond, Chester, 5 days from Richmond, with mdse, inltte Nevtnth Ri One brig, unknown. Ship Danean, for Trieste, and others. General Record, Packet sure Hexpaix Hupson, tor London, will sa'l to- ‘The letter bags will be taken from tho Orleans 26th ult with mdse, to S. frigate Independence eame up and anchored r. day at 12 o’elock. Exchange at 11 o’clock. from Petersburg, went ashore on Romer on Whalemen, The America, of Warensm, Island Lodge on Wednesday bottom, before proseeding to se. Foreign Ports, ata Nov 15—C'd Gleaner, ‘Adelride Gale, Pembroke D Carerigyl Sachin im, Rowe, Portsmouth; James Rid wat, Nov i2—Cld Monarch, Allan, Gieaow: a, ranette, Thompson, Douglas, Wade, London; 15th, Indian Chief, ‘Sampton, Livers Home Ports, Castine, Nov 15—-The Adams, which sited for NOrleans st. anccored in Fox Island Thoroughfare, where she still Cld Saline, Feles, NOrleans; George, hich was aground on West HI xo on the railway toexamine Clark, London; Pgrsthy, Douglas, Live:pool aRipMaston. Nov 4— Mobile; Kehu, Ayala: hicola. Sor 12—Arr Rio Grinde, Cousive, Boston, to ANGOR Nuv )—Are Williom, Black NYorke. TH. Nev 9—Acr Boston, Bradley, Boston. Sid Rocheste jachias for NYork. | le. He }, Shaw, Boston, Boston for Bath: EH Her- Nreke: , Phitadelphia: vl ae Be Di uk Peat! ae int i rey ern Detroit Cai mete. id Banner, Levis, Hoare ad ‘Seghen, Gites a gue mea mar ie ivale mui Gerrnats ya Ary Pi . on ‘fair, ‘New York; 13th, Kitects wi a port, Tremont, C Htadelphia for Bos imain at 6p mand others be fore te- “Horses Hour, Nov 15—In prt, Columbix, Kent, Alexi i“ Mo Boston; Comet, Nickerson, New York for do, and man "PveAntows, Nov 16—Arr Leone, a , 19 for Marb!chead; € Most of the vessels which sid yesterday Liewell, NYork for Hali- jan, do for Hallowell have returned, Aut 17th, Monhegan, NYork for Bangor; Napeleon, from do, bound Ye velvet vest, £9 vears old, dark complexion, per cen. will confer an everlasting f bereaved family, by ad H. Gorton, Webster, Mys., or L. DG aton, to be left ot this office, New York, Nv. 21, 1842. nat 21d Iw eee ‘da meetin Monday door from the eornerof Walker, 1 es will be delivered by Mr, Jona ands distinguished erntteman, who has never yet spokt peblic in defence of Temperance. There will be singing by the Lady Prospect Society, and al geutiemen emateurs >. FLANAGAN, Pi FRANCIS K, BROW! re. Bi s! —Just opened a new an h aster common and fine Voys, suitab'e for the ho- Hidays, at 243 Centre street, opposite Centre Market, for sale, wholesale avd retail, ehraper tha ‘oy dealers are r vy speetfully invited tocell and examine for themselves. Don't forget the number233, two doors ebove Grand street. 1 atiw to jstem. M Usic. . §. LLA, Beyad street, New York, aun nners to the Jenny of Cotil B or Military Bends of New York, teat he has ou hy arrange at the shoriest noriee, Tor any umber of ins rauents, he Latest and most nopalir ‘Over peices, Qradei les, Pata tises, Quicksteps, Wa tzes, aud Gallop, origiual, aud by the st euth ore. S_Graffutla wit! olso arrange Murche>, steps, & for cowntry beats at the shortes! vee. for any ber of in sraments, by cting a few hi oO hm at 33 B rd street, ad lessons in thoronrh bass. nilwem ip will pleas be on board the steamboat ne ally this morning, st 12 o'clock, at which pate rond way, ber we - Dey» amro vin. ‘It wou'd be of ve erga pears pevsou but the owner, Ifthe person wh willplace it in the hands of ihe book-keeper at the wee, they will receive the above reward, nd 2t% mm NG of Golesmith’s Wnting Acatemy— Wr.G ld wetfally informs the eitize < of New Yor Writing Aca next Monday, 2istinst. at ay, opposite the City ‘w York Museum, & = ihe eourse of instruction. five dollars, including he and evenin Gentlemen will meet da ch hours as with best suit their en Genes will meet di from 11 to 1 w’elock. Beal MAKKET, one door below Canal aiid east side, No. 414. JACOB SOMERINDYKE hereby give: friends in the city andcounty of New York tow he has opened -n establishment for the sale of all cur ‘s heart cou!d desire or his ’tother place need {c Flesh, fish, fowl. and olf sorts of game are always, on the stills," exetables of «very -excription in and out at a8ks those who love tie Kood things of this ere world, to sive him ac-it, es all thet they tee disposed to order wall bs immed ately sent home without any ex ra charge. Q HAKESPEARE, o- John Smith, has: a virtue, There was a time when" motest merit” could he let alone. Now, we, the under.igned, dowt care about being Jet alone, as there is two of us, and each big enough to take care of simself, We have, however, a special regard for an une fortunate ree of beings, cele uated ‘for their loves—jnor rex. tures uxizemely sear e inthe Tat of mortality, veligt, * Mill Pond ¢ ‘e have no notion th John D. Cont a Wits hal ree shall be poking mand his ‘split “Mili Pond,” with mpanity, as he has done ae inst. We have heard daily the open y even for months of the poor ey, shall plead no longer in the Universe, Broadway, Broad Street, avd Park Rows to mest the party aggrieved, and he or poay gave ‘complaining’ that we h that modesty was 2 tes spoken for our friends, now a word for ourselves. V« feel for the race of deer, bear, canvass backs, the beeves, muttons comnmption, on the. very best of trust the justice of our courtand jury of a thonsand men per ‘Trustin; ice and compassion of the whole public, we shall je war appeai with subscribing ourselves youry rv obedient LUSCOMB & SANDBO) Cornucopia, 28 Park Row, !e orexchange for good city. pro} four hnuses and lots in and nigh to trade for dry goods and grocerie new house and two valuable lots in Jersey City, Call on $8. VAIL, Satur: oop, 41 Courtlande street, from 16 to 2. Ocher days, Pininfield J:, or at '74 Washington st, “eb small farms tor sale low. 8. Vv. 120 50m OCTOR SEARS, for erly of Og Aaa street, m iy be com. sulted at No. 73 John street, near William street, For eight } Pars past his attention has been devoted m this city to the treat= ut of chronis or lingering diseases—dyspepsia, dropsies,liver and lung complaints, &e. Angina Pectoris—Its symptoms are an unpleasant, sensation z et the pit of the stomach, pain about the left side and region of the heart, extending ofteh to the shontder blade and between should rs, and aceastoning shortness of breath and j al pita- on of the heart. | Onetor Sears has had much experience in of this disease COTLON=8 bal-s oer PERSHE & BROOKS, 61 Liberty street. RLAC K OXIDE OF ce beter some of supe> Hor quality, and Arencan, 1a salecan Tote oma por charers, vy TERSS#'& BIO: nig Unt 61 ear eee: JERFERS SON INSURANCE COMPANY—No. 47 Wail is Company con street, corner of Hanover street. tinues to insure against loss or damage by fi goods, wares, or merchandize generally; also, on vess gargors against loss or damage by inland navigation, on as favorable terms as any 0 her afin ns. H Mmoet f ‘horne y port Ei mast Woodrut nson Baker Beajamin R Robson fee bo lng John R Davison joseph Allen John H Lee Joseph Drake Francis P Sa, Samuel Underhill Thomson James R Whiting loses ‘Tu John P Moore John © Merri bay K Thom Caled C Tunis mes EF Holmes THOMAS W. "PHORNE, = non GEO. t. HOPE, Secretrry. rm PURSE, of thirty dollars will come ap at the Red House on Tuesday, Nov. 22d, free for I trovting horses rig oe what they plesse, sto be made the day previous, at we. The horses will start precisely at half past two o'clock. Best three in five, under the cad: © Cartes be A, Conklin’s ¢ m Lady Clinton, Wm. Woodrutt’s bk x Cito, L. Rovers’ g g Hir'em Boy. N B.—The seme horses wi-l goin harness on Thursday next, ‘ou the Ceuireville Course, best three m five mil heat $30 curse. nig 2! JOHN M, DAVIES & JONES inform thei customers that they nave feceived their wint Caps—a varietr of new stvles for youth and cl Cracovienne Turban now so much worn, them. Alse a new style of t ing cap, gentlemen travelling 622 tm? im 106 WILLTAM ST. ‘TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS —A yi ‘a practical! prim business in every mer guvployed in the expacity of reve highly respectable joarna's, is desirous of obta in the couutry, to t charge of. and mavage aews paper concerns. A remnuerating salary will only he exnectes Alidress, by letter, (post paid) XY. Z.. at the Herald office. Respectable references given and ri nT jgb 10 the widows of the soldiers and Se 5 Thea ¢ revolutinn- war, who were married hefore the Ist of January, 1794, and whereat prove the services of their husbands, nod the} le ality of tnei¢ marriage, can, by a,plyIng at, NA. 65 Mere street, hear of somethi gto tneir ad aatage. Those not able to produce th. requ red ev deuee need not aoply. Hes sone re. siding a a dinance, and who will adores as a ped will reeeive attention, Khose wanting my vervices, will Well to apply befur the Istof January, asf other Bon ness, which will call me to Washington, > Le me nt session of Congress. A. F. Ciil D' . ni7 im*r EXt GT RO MAGNETIC PLATES Tor heumativns ver ‘vous affections, vepared under the direesion 9 apothecary in Paris, keneral ‘epot, iu New Yorke 65 reet,at M, Ninuatd’s. Pri Je cure for the most acute and inveterate prin, such as acace and chronig theumativms, the gout, nenra'gy. sciatic, the st umach, and,shortt of women ond youag pressions, vapors, ner Moaxount BANK, N. J. 720k boouh: fora few de ‘The notes of the above AMES & CO..60 Wall [“t “LI SOT8 BANK notes wanted, ar trop ee 2 A | BRR, BANK3 —The highest price will be paid for all * ia and doavtfal bank notes by ‘JAMES & CO., 60 Wall st. PiRQRTAN DISCOVERY in Camphine and Chemieal Fans, warranted to bur at one halt the expense of sirker oll ga —The dif has hei oe eeated in taimniping Campin Lem of a Moveable Cap and ot avn inapeetion, wil satialy the public that they ex Lamp superior fo any now in ase—will bora ‘without smoke or smell—produce ay equal and steady light in all directions, and aglated by a single screw. movement.” Also, an Improved lows Lamp. Camphine, Chemical Oil, and Spirita, manu- clured dpou an improved system, wholesale and retail \isere! to any part ef tue city, Hromedhe ‘Old Eatablished Stand 4 GEORGE MICHELL, of Imm 8 Catherine street. VAN, NORDEN'S WHITING AND BOOK-KEEPING ACADEMY is now open, 281 Brondway, 2na tloor. for 6 jeceu tion of pupils, wtwre ail acquire Vay Norden's beer ful syatein of penumanship in a very short time, and write * oe e cue, race aud elegance. ‘a prepared to, ry moderate, ny from 9A. M ill 4 P.M. , and from 6 ti pis im*r | Seppe “In'S PALENT. LIFE BOAT? haa brew tested h {our years in ACTUAL SERVICE, and by experiment anted aud thrown from the deek 0” a steamboat wise from the stern of a Ths sunwale with iron and stones, with the bottom ved by lore upside down and resisting the efforts ‘eey her so; Upset by her passengers and receiy- 0 inside and freeing herself from water ; bottom. Mding on a tocky shre and then rowed out to seat hen all ovher boats awamped ; taking crew from a wreek in astorm ot sea, with the bow stove in and plogs ont; b arding a wreck with the bottom bro- kon open ; leaving asinking wreek {wil of pessengers, with the ‘ea breaking trom end (o end ; making Way across a Coral ree! reek and brivgiog off 26 passengers, leaving the ordinary “named thrown from the deck of a ship endwise and ig 22 verons ; sides and bows broken throngh and bottom ove in and rowed in deep water, Se, and finally blown tp by Submariae explosion, and then hain, manned and rowed as NC "Ofice No.7 Wall at., at Aflams & Co.'s Express Office, and paaseng ES £ PERIODICALS A Worlds ashon Magazis joston and | Bentleys century, with more Chi louse of the Xi. Sth i,Buntieal Sora id Magusine, edited by perauce and Osher Almanacs ; wet and witty ¥ KL BY BELL & ‘now AD.” journal, well cate Siovge—ioe4 first rate cool tions. the last of the stocks Alter whi H ‘whe bay to sell at a lower rate than | i n A patents, all én com Also, Baten tables, suitable lor refectorient « easers royal anda valuable copper plate do. East. Nov 18—Arr China, Small, Savannah, Below, . Gare m New Bedford for Saffolk, Va. put in for y vy, Nov Arr Joha R ndolph. Meersham, Philadel: Emily, Baker, Providence: Chatless Wa'cham. ld . ; Bi : oe T ast ts wanted to arenes '¢ magazine: A. J. SE. t wrehased and ab paute- Also, the entire stock fa and mshogony ¢ to any ia the ety; New Vort: beenses they have noe ie hey hive received that which carries with it far sil speaks more effectual justly merited praise of Being superior to all y hundreds who have ased the very ot ofa beds, parlor and rocking ch of its good q xii led French bedsteads, vious <ther artieles—elegant furni” MAlso, 1 splendid rosewood emium piano forte. T + SDayY. will consume the le <== pret rr THEATRE. ‘at t28g en Beers Fi een Thome's’ Brive. wes Ties €0 cones MONDAY, EVENING Now. 2), inhi peeling LAST TA OFF rower i Yeloek pre Box O} from 9 10 5, where ‘Tickets my te ured PARE Bi fi 1's Benefit be presented, ernie | Pot mus Seguin Mrs Seevin | Bud "Mr By siley MEET ME BY MOONLIGH’. Boxes $1—Pit $0 ct—Galle ry 25 cents, Doors open al 636 0’ and the perfermanee will com a” mence at 7 precisele 8 thedraltis sa ther’ gomstrucie that every cooked xn be ak near | which admits of only part of ¢ nS pote girded ma " As Mr. Musson, ox yh Stove which of cooking on the smallest space least amount of fuel, the best Stow at the Novelty stove. M1, “re not two loaves of bread, baked without changi a large tarkey roasted without m it Cf the rreasen it qu BY a ® ARCULAKIUs wi of which it may ? Look AL 1036 ofelonke wine sale rooms. egg eae pe A large assortment of brosdeloths, cassimeres, gloves, hosie~ iting done at the sae time, ‘oot of the merits of ee men who have bs, sood assortment of liq We Alteration of Prices—Dres at yoursit? Ask better proof cauy hi astove th nthe fegant Farnita ¢, Pi Sceond hand household far- fur’ ituce, lamps, Sc. the THIS EV ishing feats of Gyronasties and Contorti this country, by Mi saw ae" walt e the Nove (However, tue principles of the upon, for te patent law protects th alte ned may iy TION nove - plendid ‘En lish Engrav ‘The above are lain questions, ant the nublig hare alveady + by giviug the N " Let n cnmmitice 0 { three decide Wat they may ata Fair, where, merit ma yield 10 tafldence. the Nov Ity Stove=.o please call at 209 nsive and choice Ev gravin.s that has at any time bes be+xunined with catalogae ou the days of wile. R MAX POHRER'S SECOND © y eveving, Nev. 218° —Mr. Max Bohrer reapect/ul friends and the public, tha’ his take place on the above date, at (he Apollo, assisced ed several ask afairexaminat o Fisk’s Stove Establ If vou wih the t. y kinds of Stoves cheap, or have your halls aud parlors heated in the most econo «ical manner, * PISK’S STOVE ROTARLEHYE AD STOVE S=OVENS. 2 rs. KR the great Pai nn second coacert will NTSVILLE, Tor New Or eans —Pas- ats. Pickets $1 exch, tobe had at the prinernal, orwe'e Hotel, lock. CHELUS OLYMPIC THEATHE. ‘1 Broadway, New ¥. MONDAY ave NING Now +f] will be presented TOnN, oF Lhe GIOVANNT IN GOTHAM: nou Or, Xbtes. Sm The Doors will he opeved at halle -past 6, aod the per CHATHAM SQUAKE. rel, Gentle and Gratleman only 25. Second Tier Bow ary 123 Pit or Paquette Oh, ENING, will be pr sented some of the most aston- sever presented im mers. Miller, Mestayer, Brothers of Wax- nd Rog By Mr. C. D. Jenkins, oe penter, ay Mast He d others, Will x i ynea. Duets, See, Glees, i Waltzs, Hornnipes Elboleros, Double'Laddies, Seoteh Flings, Lassies ‘them, G. W. Pelham, and Mr, Backus, thd u-tnn the Ethiopean Characters. Flying Cord by she unequalled Mr. Rugg feemnmene’ te Eee oors open at 6 o'clock. performance commences at 7. B, The New York B.ass Band is eugaged. Mr. Nosh-r, Leader. nil im is@r assortment of Stoves of any house m New Bon eres to Cy rene: ca tr oe paneanee Parlor Stove nee: ALLE 5 by Me. COWARD. pe Goward will write or teach a bu ines 9 show the public who ix ir Tost twelve. years, York citys he has constantly. ehatlened for 81000 nod lex no one: has ever dared to accept. B: Writing taucht for one dol- ‘encher, 52° Brosd- ir seen to be universally a ds that of any. other 3 itor e now in wse—exhibi ith the consumption of less fuel, than an ol discharges its own ashes by a simp) ste dust ou the furnitase of the rvom in wach most econemical MONDAY EVE Nt Te will be founo the che Stov rover brought before the public. g,fi00k St ves, new, air tinh Se. ia all varieties, from ER AND IRON HEARTA lan adetpeble urucie cies can be fitted te any stove now in Use, and of uuequalied value in b andalso in heating ioos for ironing ¢ ventor und sole patentee. ware of premium, forged, all, eutrance at the door of Li ape Segars is alwa steaks, toasting bread, ‘Riley is the in: RiLEY & MYERS, 23 Bowery. NEW STOVE. SHEPARD’s PATENT REVERBERATOR. HE: subscribers offer this day tu the public, the office and _Parlorsize of this new sud splendid pater of stoves to call and examine it. Most elficieat and wco.omical stove. offered for a nu ears, aud has the approval of all. who have se OMPLIMENTARY BALL—The Tite < a fous of public y tes they entertain forhis character, have determined ti imentary Ball, to take vlage at the ‘Shakepeare Hotel, on Bor es 50 cents—Pri cents —Pit 25 It is by far, ig 53 A GIRARD'S + cE young Polish Lady only 15 years old, her fei nds and thi » and Larger ‘sizes “will be read ent in the course af a few day: peat the stove, canbe seen full: at Niblo’s Salgon, under the dive Miss A. Girard will Madame Otto, Mr H. Thorbec'e, Mr. Timm, who will pre- der of the quintette, Notvs Stove Warshousr, No $i Water street, N.B.—A splendid assortment of Notv’s Radiator Stove, the Teemern oF THE REPUBLIC, owery A HOWES, Proprietor. G perform ees will commence cuaruktee To Tie WORLD | Ponderval iy ats, Exploits, and Herculean Labor of GUILLOT,'L¥ LION HERO! bere e Ame theatre this event «MON Hereby challenges a Contest of Physical Strength with any ti for FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ! t6. Overture'by the Band as aquarte rip fo commence at 7 o’clock precise! mA’ ALN UO' ION OF MISS C CUSHMAN, Fine nlahcol Met we Lecompte—7th night of Mr. and Mrs. Brouuliem MONDAY “HAN DOve' wast enacted, ROBERT" Lr ‘BIABLE, E. A. MAMRHALL, Lessee. ve in the market si op for warming dwellings, ‘A two story house can with’ three tons of Seal, less than one grate wil) ion $1; children ha'f price oes Ree of the Cons ITUATION WANTED-B: salesman iu a wholessle or Also understands tees Riek ‘Has beeu in business for nimseif ten years and speaks ets to be had at Miss pets atthe principal music stores, and ‘for parlors and halls, in style and variety w mnt per O10 act ‘Also the best wood cook stove ever offe hee nequalled sim NEWLY INVENTED PARLOR AND HALL STOVES. HIS is one of the most valuable inveations ever offered to ibl-c in the stove tine, and is the most perfect article for the use of all kinds of co It has no less then four r. o arranged that the rad-ators are pis se all the heat generated te nL; While in otue. stoves carried off 1m che pipe. One yield more heat The most comi i ore u ried and will » pear im Wi is rary French and Vanes Chae "posit ely the last week of Woe pecciegians and references address Box No. 782 Lower Geatlemen’s H--rses taken ca @ of during the carts a sry ‘Korie at 58 Maiden Lane. OARDING —A few respectable joan men can be accom od th good boars nd pleasant rooms a’ 42 Dey st. Also a few day boarders can ed, have not shelled cut a‘*bel+ reasonable rate. lors and (wo descent Terms moderate, wine, yet as every body does so, why should not ING —The origi al vie He Franklin Square—bept by J land, permanent. boarders ©2,'2 per week, transievt noacders 50 Families can be accommodated with p rooms on reasouable term: i, glass—home brew'd ale 4 cents cents each—cold cuts equelly per pint—stakes and mu'ton errant J. F. particularly requests any oue wh his establishment, and jadge for themselves, Persons travelling for England. would advantage house being convenient tw London aud Liverpool shins, JF. being appointed agent, he nassengers every information. ork and Old Country p»pers taken in, in ve the best sto e now before the public ; while you have the advantage of an open fire or splea- id grate at pleasure Ieiwaltowed by all oro ho kave examined it to be the most per Will appear in y aad ornament ever brought forward; ed, itneeds only to be aren and examin: i but to be fally apprtel aly iain jeriorarticle for heating pat jors,halls invited to call —, ed, and all in want Gs the FALLS OF NIAGA’ Priece are sujted to the umes. Also on hand s variety of other Stoves, poses, which will be spud FOn SALK, the cheapest Farm in these parts, of 70 acres, goo buildings, plenty of fruit, wood nud water. Consisting ot 7H et SAY, eR is Ate c ests, suitable for all pur- ja c u ai }, 237 Water street, between eck slip and Beekman street. FISK’S PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOVE. every Wednen AMERICAN aUSON, CORNER of bya and Aun street, opposite St. Paul's Church. Lady ATTRACTIONS In NEV EW YORK 'y visitors admitted free in en evening. ery, drop curtains, ecorations and enlarge- ioning of the wegen F oom. MR. WINCHFLL, TH? WOND+RFUL MERMAID, ‘Ty cen near the Fejee Islands, which has been visited by fifty th oasemd persans ip thr ness of wh upon ber olding ity sen ore werk only. Many scietiific gentlemen af cetebnty pave ty snd Boston, and of the genume- uvtwralists. and other persons, aie ennvinced i, at any extrawrdmary expense, for a that this extraordiunry nymph of LL, 74 TATTOOED MAN, at lebrted Dances, an give. an hurorial ef his oufferings fo aroun anvanceg fa the Noth Paethe Geen votn RA ! LILCAVUNTA'S FAM «iy 0 Lady. Marine f. ing the bottom: otvrivers ikea, Ke. es ae ao Cah Jnbconreup hey Mie yout rg Jas beg ly ae eh to cente shite Bolles Admission to al CARD —Families or single gentlemen ean be accommoda- ted with board and pleasant rooms at 50 Beekman street. ~ Terms moderate. is FOR SALE—A pair of dark grey horses, short tail, abont fifteen and fete te Kigh, rising seven vearsold, gentle in harnesss,perfec ste pers, and nerfe by Laurence & Co Jong to a gentleman le dertherr value. Apy! ‘SF i b. =: ‘renularty dlopaiehed Crom hence and from M on the Ist ofeach month ake the Pa AcGare! roms HIS Stove was pronounced last year, and is the best ever invented, but the ich baking, boiling, ‘and roast been such, ‘that double the po © peurtoction) ‘who have it, to ouly Stove they ever had by wi this year the improvement amount of eook mg cau be done, (and that than ayon any other Stove of the sam tocall at Fisk's here any quantity a referenci y Stove warranted, or the move: Premium Drum for parlor office stoves, and all the om iy to Mr, WALKE, Drums, Ly hall ree an Cooking stoves, tk a9. Establishment, 209 Water street, % drum, can now be The spore, stove, xh’ also the regul: 1» are requested to bat those desiring stov rablishineut, where they can examine better advantage, 209 Water street. M YOUR STOVE BILLS —Heonpmy ana vans mug the order of ion Cad the to sell Stowes ac the Cae Parlor Stove. seer th half the trouble ox suit stores, or halls, is Neorthy the His assortment of c for gheanness and tase on Phrenolog: ,t0 commenc URLER, TRESCOT T, ELLESPONT, NUS, € "They are allen accommodations The price of cabin passage will be $100, exclu: Apt Jua ree and oprer fastenedand have axed vent king Btovesare not surpassed in the sapetior style of coasrructi 7 TREWENDOUS AT’ RACTION vy FOWRRFUL YG ite Rk. at bai ESHER MERMAID, oe M. GALLERY Broadway. posite the Cit mC INE LPBRFORME'RS TO BE SEEN R ONE SHILLING. ‘The Manager trusts he may with confidente assert that such a gal7.xy of Scars as the followapg have seldom ubmittss' tot ae publi Master D. EB. Hager, the. the yafsut viol Posed the accomplished dadsen-e: Miss “ gracefal jagsleress; Master Frank cee le Eaiionen {tocer;, Mr. Jenkins, the vequalled charming songstress, sdav and Thursday M: day performa: take place on ‘Wednesday and Satar- e day, as wual. Evening entertainment to commence at half- le ONE. SHILLING. 030 Im* FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOAT, OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. n use, aud a great saving of Oa te Sane oor Overlook in selecting icits housekae, dae ‘Warren Fariace Goods addressed to BOYD & HINCKEN, thea gents, will be forwarded free of other charges than these actually p For freight or passage apyly 6 a Bovb ae ORIN i! LINE OF eed PACKE’ from New York on joe we choice brands of segars, whicr he invites a yer of the wi to call end exami: maior cousidered to. ICKEN, vee do well to call Bageiie jected to a tamby bu assortment consists of aint Tron, Furmaces, Gomtee Mi n Ware, ke., wholesale and retail, pa ea fr cast 2 Poivon fue NY Es, VELVETS AND SILKS RESTORED.— on wee. 3 has constructed ged or spout d kid gloves, sie vo ict condition, aud on very parcels panetually’ we a parlor Fd ee Sheet = 25th October. ho dt 25th November. a b, 25th December, A. york 2th January. ratus for restor elvetsand silks to thei; vis F TUCHTW ANG Ro! st IR ote ene A stip Rosciu} These E yrs are eae | eathoeiey oF ibe chars ll segare sold |. great epega wi form theie rere fr ave just opened the x's Saloon, ee re will be S)Cy jin "sok Colling iach i Bevel the frst class, upwards of 1000 tons, built h improvements as combine al al comfort for a ce ete fc, is $100, for which, al manded Bron that Ldn, hi roadway, adjoiming Pinteau re eortaent of the best sey iis establisnment are warrante TANies Sk. DEL yuocuto. OBERT A. JOHNSO — VENTILATOR appara, faite to al pons PATENT, mater, oho wil make o¥ery cxerdon to give Behe om aif tou! avr and unwholes i. an effectual cure for Smoky Chimmes. ‘the subscriber hi persons D ireland, ~ngnans sen’ and nearest it town, will be Pe paid Ney sere anda ‘receipt to that effect given or for the captains or owners of the y letters, parcels or pack: tof lading are stgmed therefor. a a COETINS eC”, 0 Letters by the packets will be a ipod toy cents per — ‘# cents per ounce, and newspapers 1 cent each. ir will be responsi- nt by them, unless re- Carbo ierabes fos ght for the City and ine New York, orto County of New York, is prepared to s1pply the public with 1. SEGARS-SEGAnS—s GABS=HEVRIGUE Ne Wiliam sizeet, basement, offre fir sale fol low : ts Those find of a real Havana, will supety, of the genuine article.” 25,000 tin Norma, 25: 00 Nonecas, 50,000 Yogemi: ao do, 10000 Bro: ‘and 2d quality, 80:00" Naval Principes; Palma brand, 16.000 Caba fero-, * i? B— ene invoice of segars have ere ta |, from Havana. IR tof reland, in the seine tame nnd his ing any busmess ‘have. done for the ait 1, and mores also, to any part of Kugland or Seo ited by letter (post pald) wo Perea, deposited witn him, with the name of the person o1 land, to whom it ‘nninediately transmit to the sei ss be like marner money or claims on persons in any pert of eland, England or Scotland, can be collected by the sul for persons esuding imany part of the Neues ‘States, or ia. and will be pas to them accord im*r ORG McBRID! os se ete C det ‘etal Root ‘ofall deseriptions {arnished in any part of the | 2 utr. «Groton Water Pipes a nt Galvanized fron and PACKET FOK HAV RE—Ser.ond Lin TIMORE, Edward Franck. bie Master,will sail on the Ist of December. BOYD. & FB Vid gD ‘ik in ge are at spholeaale reduced. All work warranted, an } orders y letter parenced to. ‘ACKET FOR MAR® i LLES: Y THOMPSON, Mviveater, master, the ist December vp ‘Kor fr ENG) Hey ve LIVERPOOL—NE wr LINE—Regaiar ¢ Splendid Packet ‘ollins, of 1100 tons, will positively eas! as yaeere, her regular da: e, having agcommodations unequ: fomd fort, apply on EKO U. 8. CITY DESPATCH POST. Post enw New York, 25th July, bir eo (Sundays excepte ye? Post Ofeesse he of Peli P M| Will be sent out for de- Atallthe te before COLL! rt dou Bi q oe ol eer athe siddons, Capprin M Letters to be sent Free, must tone ny succeed the Roscius, them, otherwise three cents will be col, whom the letter is addre: letters ae Tes istered at ¢ ve HAs be oat affixed to ected must te enclosed ju tage Bic the ships of chia will ae Yereccived at Gilpin's oom. cipal offices, Lists ot the ~ Passengers may rely on the ships of this line sailing Lea the late csi ara Post will be LOR NEW ORLEANS ke The fast sailing pneke “peal should way | Manta, wil Ly ht or. o ply ov board, at O: ane a,Shinpers will please ena in SokHIN nsable be stated ia al lett re ome, farnished ane FOES LORIE cane wharf, foot of Wall has on hand. vad is daily: rece! nicles, then at moderate prices, for cash or ‘city acceptances. Dal ERIE OR AREA SESS hoe last roelvy ad ra i ar Bille of Ladin cary this ‘ing their goods correctly measar- ps of thi: Ting will A) punctaally as adver. tee to that effect will be given and Tullilled Hallin & Woodruff, sa. The i rid Capt. Koight, will succeed the Hraseville, ‘and sail the 30th’ Noy, her regular dav. m: ly upon hav: Shicpare may rely, ae iden & Co.'s N Yo or fie iy ie Yon ‘iad Buffalo to Albany, chron to this city on their own Cary will rece: ant Goods, to and from th Kies hy dal dati erage ose, eee ‘and Toreet, pty, attend to the cqletion a and pw ther transcient Cd os ma) who will prompt- FOR NEW ORLEANS, MOBL NAH—The packet ship ALABA ker, will sail ow Friday the 25eh ay “or ne BCH LY Cape Bh siperior packets, which is or 84, 7. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, of 2 Sonn street, cor Donen’ tiny FOR NEW ORLEANS Pace: of eg Thes QUEEN VICTORIA, ree Se ‘as above, +nd can Tp more cabin and steerage pas- ager if ean JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. FOR MOB LES Regeler racket of the 25th of iy ship ALABAMIAN, 1 wip’s accomn odauons for. Taper 2d cabin and steerage passengers are yery superior, and \° a. & Pol be ike Gone jorwood, ‘will sali. on duce ce by ia panied ‘& competent messer ith rego ie ieee to ist . cion Stones for jewellers. ul Mita he aires cs “i Loy: hers, hei oreptred Speedy than fa es'y N. aaa ran to any part of the country az , Feasonable terme, ra eer nd PO EROY & CO. No.2 Wall street FURNISH 1ING WAREHOUSE —WORAM & Fe HAUGHW OUT, {61 Broad ng ‘new and splendid enettanarel av following arti “Bilvered, 1 Giltand Bronze Gu Chandaliers, 6 to 28 lee. vrais Mallet, will py eon CFEC ‘OR DK. FEVOH ag NGEWS Price ra a Copa’ F via, hgh A Acids, Dye woods, oy! eats reotype Chemicals, Gerinan Siiver, &e. page. berths: oe be. fb on LEECHES! LEECHES ! LEECHES 32. 000 LARGE HEALTHY a 3 LEECHES —Just received per bark Sir isaac Newton, from Hambarg, for misians mantit at very modegate prices by GAR With WITTE, Importers 03! Im®ee 11 William street, INSTITUTE FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF BALDNESS AND GREY HA) AND THE SATIS oar oF ScURe AND me VEaSOs, CLIREHUGH offers to Jadies and ao Kratui‘ons advice in all the various nected with the health and growth Of the human hate that that they may be protected against the man Pere nostrams of the da’ which now flood Bisareme se the Jusment. and, if used, will destroy the hair. now suffering under the loss of t set hair from ie preparations. ‘tse of those. y of the first medical ‘acuity in the country ean testify to 4 Compound and the be deemed suff the almost incredible cures performed by the use of the pherous, or Patent Medi profe character of Clirehagh capieat every thing like goer and seer: it guarantee cipal office 205 Broadway ,u Private emtrance for ladies and families, first door {a Falvon street, we q ime an Merchant, No. 5 New su * a t from Wail ty ar fi off00 his nnd scualler packages of Lomeline Madeira Wine 10 casks Matmsey ata of erties Drotiots cas ‘ort, pare jai {7 casks Brown, Gold and other a ee! jenossey, Seignette and Otard Brandy’ from Lon dor “hee ya ti sy Se os for whieh Caner is dna = NIP ts Champagne, Ane! hor, and ya rter ie also general pany ty oy omeline, of Madeira, ul takes orders ie eta ae of ines at oyery vee OF Gaal MARBLE yay PERreR, CLOVES, he. ies, W Alsoan assortmeot of Tupas, , a cae esd e and a tn elegant article, Als, "Hltele und tamil eal Nieaton Fe een SEE Se Sieh x 100 Pine street CoreeT Sunth r= The splea- " y YORK, ore, 100 well known to requi: te Pe ngage infer should not sts make early applies: 7 TAPRCOTT, 43 Pe or 52 South st, corner of FOR Si toee eet on Trogir bana rat A ve known coy Capel Gof wil ke Senos 14 indsomely * rao a few cabin, rage i ae if early mT. Candle Brackets, aemeatter FOR MOBILE Packer o¢ 4d fat sling wack Astral ‘Lamps, Mall ) amps and Lantems, ikeading Lumps utile af Petlecter 0 jor improving ‘he light of i bl ‘style ier Aronae, cols immoral i now article ot ¢ | don om board aot Bow Dover Ree che, Candlesticks, Ni Peake, Oxent rg Fruit’ Knives, Suulfe Rings, Buiter Ta , dee. put ble Cutlery, in setts and dozens; Japanned Tea Tra ty rast fine cot glass Boy tieher Fuiabler a Goblets, Decanters, rs, Bee. Nai beg F eave ul and the publie gene: anfactor srs are sucht it remarkably low prt + aud gee their show fo cate for the tronble IL[ES GOING BOUT, wo the Wen ttt ctable female, 24 yeas spina prima hcataation as easton faa genteel tamily, ¥ onld pi going to Europe, yet Wier to go South or to the West, Indies. ‘The best of » A. A, box 765, apper Post offic beg nd her rexa. ar day of pattems and their friends, customers, onev to tbe enon the old cow: ry) on apy amount, nue on demand, Without Geoum ow —' Nand, the Provin- alin HLAS Da The I | Ntonal Bank of Ire hs NGLAN Lendga) Hes rapes od jiacount "pant, Dravsodt | and thei ba oo and 1 the naal variery of packages, 3 would accept of + nocd G-eenock Braking Compan: [THESE farfaie 1 and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, CTOR ELLIOTT SOULIST, AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON, ‘oof SES ‘Oe ais ‘BYE Office 261 pis ‘corner of Warren street. Ee - own af te ia re ine ing tna knowa EQUesv Rian ACSroesind Getomee st Net for cand Seatomce nt New fork Big rans Ex the lisraction im at a in oat healthfah dea cetheet ihe 4 froma, and every ar Tor the Comfort of ag Hest roar to respectability il be to. ip nas paece arrangeynants with "SDavis, one of tng ajdeat pret jessors from Europe to take charge of the same, int ad ene that the ente ' Lor.s with the ap. enconuragement of a It and particalars my be ascertained om application ag above. Lis a ospelbus and cars pass Eat Or Oia atid bse aay. GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE Abroad THe A Pes MILLS, ds jarke ctield es hitebvall, bat Jinabeth Fg ol “Lah hice rary Front st Cocewauly ¢ on PORITUGUBSS FEMALE Pee pai im th thia country. ee