The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1842, Page 3

BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. = ee cj- No mail received last night. inge, West Troy; H ingpten, JH Livingston, Oak Hill; Wm C Has ewburgh; Eben’r Sherman and’ lady, Crawford; Wm Patterson, Perth Amboy; Wm Lawson, Staten Island; L W Nevins, Philadhiphin; Ben} A Lee, College Point; R D Gard, Na vy; R W Mason, Philatelphia; L Hall, Patterson, NJ; C H Dabney, Providence; L Hariburt, Boston, Mrs Ruther+ ford, Baltimore; S G Boughton, Hartior!; OG Maynard, Boston, Hon M'G Evans,Beston; Hon Wm Pitt Fessenden, Boston; Mr Hutchins, Boston; A’ Sprague, Providence; N H Brown, Philadelphia; Matt’w Howland, Joseph Ricket- son, New Bediord: RB Cronston, RJ; Alex Gibbs; Hon John Quincy Adams; Alex’r $ Palmer & lady, Stonington; JH Adams; Jomes C Forsyth, Kingston; A F Espenshadd, Lancaster, Pa; Mrs Wm Tiffany, Miss Carroll, Miss Tiffa- ny, Mr Geo Tiffany, Baltimore; L McKim Duncan, St Louis. Mrs Carroll, Mrs De Camp, Baltimore, John Ford & lady, Philadelphia. Court Calendar—Monday. Common Puras.—Part (08. 37, 53, 9, 97,83, 5, 27, 85, 99, 101. Part 2.—Nos. 56, 62,66, 70, 72, 74, 60, 68, 44, KO. QG- Amrmirurarne.—Benefit of Otto Motty.—The great German equestrian juggler, Otto Motty, :presents a bill of extraordinary attractions for his benefit this eve. ning. Among other novelties, he is to introduce his little children Otto, Elizaand Elma, of the ages of seven, five and four years. Besides which, Oscar R. Stone, the only true delineator of the North American Indian, will ride his celebrated act; and J. Whittaker has also volunteered. ‘The great Hereules, Guillot, will go through with a vari. ety of his feats with Otto Motty and by himself. The oc- casion will doubtless call together a crowded audience. Motty is to perform with the cannon balls on horseback for the first time. {G+ No person can pass an hour more agreeably, and at the same time economically, than by visiting the New York Museum. You behold the wondrous works of art and nature in every form and shape. Minerals, shells and insets, are arranged in the most perfect order. Portraits of all the celebrated persons dering the revolution, con- sisting of the most eminent divines, ctvil and military characters; an original likeness of the immortal Jefferson, the only one in existence; the whole forming the most splendid picture gallery in America. In addition to which you sce the most entertaining performances, half a million of curiosities, mermaid, live albino deer, &e., all for one shilling. QG- Some fifteen years ago, Mr. Maelzel astonished the citizens of the new world with his wonderful automa- ton chess player. But the eight automaton performers re- cently brought to thiscountry by Signor Vivaldi, and now exhibiting at the American Museum, are much more surprising in every respect than that of Mr. Maelzel’s. In fact, they surpass any thing of the kind ever seen in Ame- rica, and are alike the delight of theold and young. Mr. Winchell, the comic delineator, is also performing there, with Mr. T. G. Booth, Miss Hood,Celeste, &c. Admittance to the entire museum and performances, only 25 cents— children half price (tG@ ACARD TO THE PUBLIC.—The attention of the undersigned having been repeatedly called to a notice inthe Sun newspaper, published by Moses ¥. Beach, in which the undersigned is requested to call at 91 Nassau bea Sai § the Sun office, and pay the rent for bis offi- ces, &c., which the undersigned considers highly inju ous to him, and libelous, he deems it his duty to state that said notice is inserted by M. Y. Beach, on his own ac- count. That he does not in justice owe one cent to Beach, or any other person, for rent, and that he is ready and ever has been to adjust and pay all fair claims against him, on presentation ai his office, 64 John street. EPENETUS C. GRAY. New York, Nov. 80, 1842. THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER the distinguished management of M. Ricord, is one of the best conducted establishments for vinereal patients in the world. All the new remedies for the ctite of these terri- ble affections, have been introduced with great success. Encouraged by the fortunate results of M. Ricord’s modes of treatment, the same temedios have been prepared under the direction of the College of Medicine and Cari of the city of New York, ond are to be had at their principal otfice." The ‘ Parisian Alterative Mixture,” for the cure of all forms of syphilis, whether primary of secondary, is sold at $1 per bottle, and in cases of halCa-dozen bottles, $5. Allpatients can obtain the gratuitous advice of the Consulting Physician of the College. W. 8. RICHARDSON, nt. Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau st., N. Y. tg IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.—The Col lege of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the Sup- pression of Qnackery, beg to inform all persons desirous of obtaining medical advice, that on ae 4 the one dollar, with a statement of their case, they will be suppliod with one dollar's worth of appropriate medicino, and a‘letter of mlvice containing full directions as to diet, regimen, &c. All letters must. be paid. Address ‘Principal office ofthe College of Mediclue ahd Pharmacy, $7 Naweaw'street, N.Y. ‘The Consuitine Px tax is daily in attendance at the of the college. Hours from 10 private consulting room: fa yslook tive Surgeons a Eee to receive and treat su: t, and all diseases of the eye req —st ureth: in houses after operation. By order of the College, W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Prineipal (ana only) office of the College of Medicine Pharmacy, 97 Nassau et. New York, ce MEDICINE CHESTS, containing an adequate supply of the new remedies for the cure of gonorre: and geet, are sold by the authority of the College of Medi- cineand Pharmacy of the city of New York—price $3 These medicines are guaranteed to cure the worst and most protracted cases, without tainting the breath or pro- ducing any injury to the sytem, class of patients for whose use these chests have been prepared, are ear- pes Soqnetes to avoid unprincipled and _igno) quacks, w: rant 0 generally produce by their mal-t:eatment worse diseases than the original bea The members of the es responsible desire to save the afflicted from imposture. Orders for these chests to be addressed to W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent of the College, 97 Nassau street THE ONLY SAFE, SPEEDY, AND EFFEC- tual remedy for the cure of all discharges from the ure. thra, seminal weakness, &c. &c., is the “French Anti- phlogistic Mixture,” used so successfully in the London and Paris Hospitals, and now sold in this country by the authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city of New York. This medicine is alte palatable, requires no restrictions of diet or regimen, and does not give adisagreeable odour to the breath. Sold in single bottles at $1 and at 50 cents each. Also in cases (guaran to cure) $3 each, with full di- rections to use. W. 8S. RICHARDSON, it. Principal office of the College 97 Nassau street. @@ THE OTHER NIGHT, AT THE FIRE IN Courtlan 't street, a fireman was attacked with a violent cough; one of the members of his company pulled some of Sherman’s Mes Lozenges out of his pocket, and gave him one, telling him he never went without them— that they would immediately stop a cough. friend tried the lozenge, and it stopped his cough, the case. Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at 106 Nassau street. Agents—459 Broadway, 188 Bowery, 227 Hudson street, and 77 East Broadway MARY HOWITT’S NEW WORK, “THE Neighbors,” just published, for 18} cents, at the New World office, 30 Ann street, is one of the most interesting, delightfal tales of ey: y life, which has been publish- ed since Goldsmith’s Vicar of Wakefield. It is worthy of perusal by all | pure minded ‘and scrupulous persons for its elevated morality. Do not fail to obtain acopy, for which so Lape § sum only is necessary. Sold at 459 Broadway, corner of Grand, where all the New World Extras may behad. Publishing office, 30 Ann st. §G@- HEADS OF HAIR—A. C. Barry, artist in hair, from London.—The importance which ail ages have to the head of hair is a clear index ef the value set ui sonal figure, and when by some capricious freak of Na. ture the human form is deprived of its fi ion, At is resorted t0, in order, by erinced ane retin, artificial y ly th deficiency. Hence arisen tions Wouter hiccore ries which bid Nature defiance. Bi "a lati id Gossamer Wigs and Scalps atill atcsinest Shove all others. eir peculiar light, gossamer, and yentila- ting character, this being shaped exactly as the natural hi their elasticity and their ship, as ealt ts their aye ee ee lt combine to form such perfect heads ot hair, that they must be seen to be fully appreciated, An inspection of Legs real heads of hair will een 3 most fastidions, that they are the best and cheapest in by city, which only can be had at 146 Broadway, corner of Liberty street, up stairs. WE CALL ATTENTION TO MR. GRAND- jens worminat for the Hair. it is unrivalled. Let those who La mt it, for their own sakes, give it a fair trial. No. 14 Barclay. te Qg- FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Lost, near the Herald oitice, a wallet, containing three hundred dollars, the bills principally on the Bank of North America, in this city, together with some other valuable papers. Any oftice shall be liber- person wn pm ‘same at the Herald ally rewarded. ‘we, JAMES FUNSTON, at lew York, Nov. 30, “THE PEOPLE’S MEDICINE.”—Sach the Ge- nuine Extract of Sarsaparilla, under the direc- tion of the College of Medicine and ‘harmacy, of the ci of New York, may be emphatically denominated. ‘T’ elegant and efficacious preparation is compounded of active principles of Sarsaparilla, Gentian, and the Lauras Sassafras—vegetables whose value in purifying the blood an} strengthening the system, are admitted by all medi cal authoritis. This article does not contain a particle of mineral medicine, and therefore differs essentially from the mixture sold under the name of Sarsapariila, which may be readily known to contain mercury or arsenic, from the sickness of the stomach produced by their use. | Sold in single bottles at 75 cents cach. In cases of half dozen bottles $9 50, do one dozen $6. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. erincipal Office ofthe College 97 Nassau st. MONEY MARKET. ‘Wednesday, Nov. 30—6 P.M, ‘The transactions at the stock board were not large to- day, but at generally former rates; Ohio 6's declined }, Mohawk rose} per cent. Money continues quite plenty, and loans have been had at 5 per cent. ‘There is yet no movement in business which creates a demand for capital to any great extent. The specie which flows from this city te the southwest, for operations in produce, has been pretty well supplied by receipts from other quarters, and has not yet reduced the capital seeking employment to an impor- tantextent. The exchanges have been a little more firm, but notwithstanding that a large amount of specie is on its way to this country, they show symptoms of a down- wardtendency. The operations for the packet have been as follows :— Rates or Foneron Biuts ty New Yorx. lus. . 28. Now. 15. Nov. 30. sondon, 64 a6) 8 a Be ff Gig Gin rice, SSipaitais $ Sad 3144 S4BKad 10. 54008 42 Amsterd 38% a agg! 38) 38; 38%ga38) launburg, 34 3988 a 35) Ey} Meas et) The rates of specie are as follow 24pm Patriot doublons, $13.60 Emery Sovereigns. $1,0ta$4,96 93 a9 ws, $162$16,15 American gold, bar A large amount of specie has already been received from abroad, yet both here und at the south rates continue tofall. The large sum, nearly $3,000,000, sent trom New York south has raised the rates between here and the south, but they are far from firm. The rates at the south are as follows Sterling Bills. Sight on N. York. Specie. Charleston, 26th, 5 « 7 pret. a Lpret. Savannah, 2th, ‘5 a 6% prt orem. N. Orleans, 2ist, 33g. 4 pm. 13a 2 disc, fe lobile, 2ist, "18 ald ‘16 prem. —15al6 prem. ‘The forward movement of the crops im the absence of any improved demand for bills, gives a constant down- wani tendency to bills. The small demand for bills from importers may be estimated, from the fact that at New Or- leans, where 10 per cent of the United States revenues are received, the actual receipts for the first three quarters of the present year and a large estimate for the fourth quar- ter, gives but $883,000, which would make the customs revenue of the United States for the year short of $9,000, 000, to meet expenses of $25,000,000. ‘These receipts in- clude the bonds of former years, and the cash duties on the whole imports of the present year. The currency of thesouth isslowly coming right. The Union, City, Com- mercial and State Banks of New Orleans have resumed before the time required by law. This makes six specie paying banks at that point—quite enough for all practicay purposes. In Alabama the Legislature is about to con- vene, and the course likely to be pursued may be gather- ed from the following passage contained in a letter of the Hon. David Hubbard :— “At least two of our Banks should be placed in the hands of Commissioners at the next session—and a system of gradual winding upcommenced with the balance. If, after the — come in, it is ascertained that the Tusca- loosa, Montgomery and Huntsville Banks can go into healthy resumption by the ist of May next, then passa law compelling them to do so. But if they cannot resume by that time they should be compelled to pay out imme- diately al} the silver in their vaults. An estimate should be madeof the amount of silver in their vaults, and circu- lation in the country—and how much could be paidon each dollar. The Banks should then pay the ratio on eve- ry dollar, (say fifty cents) presented, take in the whole amount, and instead of paying out the depreciated notes of other Banks, pay out post notes falling due, 6, 12 and 18 Perak and bearing 8 pef cent interest from date till paid.” This it will be seen is a half-way measure, and indicates ‘a disposition still to tamper with broken banks and tole- rate an irredeemadle currency. The motive which Prompts to this course is tantamount to repudiation, in as much, if the banks, on being found unabdleto pay their debts are compelled to go into liquidation, a return to texa- tion is inevitable. This result there is a disposition “to dodge.” What it is proposed to achieve by compelling the banks to turn the specie out of their vaults and then driving it outof the State by a post note currency, is not easily seen. After the first January next the Ohio cur- rency will be pruned away and the number of banks re- duced from 31 as formerly to 8. In allsections ofthe Union thecurrency is becoming sound, and the movement both sccelerates and is supported by the state ofthe foreign ex- changes, ‘At the date of the last packet we remarked upon the im provement in sound stocks consequent upon the result of the New York election. That feeling has continued in regard to most stocks, and will probably continue so to do under the abundance of money seeking investment. The following are the rates of the latest transactions :— Prices or Leapine Stocxsin tHe New Yore Manxer Rate. able, 30.1841 Oct. 30° . 39. 38 im “400” atone, O°%Gr™ son ah 'a United States, 536 144 7 @ 6 184 99sga100 99 a0 Me s* 6 1962 - 10074210034 100 & ios) 100 a100% “9d no al 90 A908 94 al 5 — Oia 92 ‘83a By 1M5 938 95 9040 91 92 & 5 186 93 a 95 96 1 Eis Bae 5 iS be ae “ 5, Mase 8G 8 Oa, ay W619 5 a Tr 5 ae 85) — ak 5. water 85: 80 0 83 7 197) — a— 10210254 6 lyear — al00 —a— Brook Cnty, 20 100 105 85 a 95 Peansylvania, 79 880 46 as7 Ohio, Ma % 70 7172 a7: Mh 4 295 69) bd 4 a “ Ma % * Btd6a 8 Rentucky, wa 85 Alabama, dollar, —-a— » 59 a 62 indiana sterling, 56 a 57 dollar, 55 a 55M Ha OK 55 a 58) dyrs, 108 ass NIL. Hast Co, rr Pe aaneth The New York stocks have improved from 1 to 4 per cent above the accumulation of interest. The Ohio stocks have also improved, a¢ the fears of an increase of the debt of that State by the new Legislature have subsided, The Kentucky stocks are influenced by the continued sale of new stock issued for contractor’s certificates, authorized at the last session to the extent of $600,000. The Pennsylva- nia stocks were buoyed up alittle by the force of selling the State property, but have since fallen back. The time has gone by when the credit of that State or any other,can be restored by talking and boasting of its resources. The only way to regain public confidence is not only to pass tax laws, but to enforce them; collect the money and pay itover. Neither the visions nor the promises of financiers are any longer current gold. Congress meets next week, but it is not probable that any important commercial measures will be brought to perfection during this session, which is the short session, that is,expires by limitation on the 4th March. The ré- sult of the recent elections in all ‘parts of the Union have been directly opposed to all the artificial schemes for the “relief of the people,” as they had been called. These are the protective ¢ystem of duties, the distribution of the public lands, a National Bank, and the extension of paper credits of any kind, and in favor of taxation to pay debts and discharge obligations. The people at large sce the fallacy of attempting to pay a debt by making it assume a new form. And that the only way to get clear of obliga- tions is to pay them through the medium of taxation.— Those States which plead inability to pay all they owe, wil] make exertions to pay as much as they can,and instead of looking to the bankrupt federal treasury for help, they now consider it a primary step to restore and support the credit of the federal government. For this purpose the tariff will be put upon a revenue footing, the lands retain- ed in the public treasury, and the expenses reduced within thereceipts. No connection of the treasury with an exchequer, fiscal agent, national bank, or any other in- strument of an expansive paper currency willbe brought about. The progress of the present growing trade, on the specie basis, will, after a sufficiency of the precious me- tals are withdrawn from Europe to supply a full circu- lation, give the States and the government the meats of paying their debts, without having recourse to any borrowing or bolstering. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 2500 N.Y, 7's, 1849, 1024 50 do do io Nix’ ae"'Sy ase’ ws 3) do do 15d 34 7500 Or, a6, 71%, 100 do 498 20 she Union Bk, 9" 100 do 15! a $e Der& ® 4 Pa ye Bg eal ce ae % do ae * M5 96015: 25 ahs Harlem do Mohawk 12095 3 4, pi? do do ba a5 pa de Eeigrece %do do WM — State of Trade, ‘The foreign freights improv: . at 7 bony In thi hy the rate rl at iver in square round ; » tine and four 160" 100 ‘por barrell a Toms Peden 5 3-81, flour and naval stores 266d per bb v , ton § and Le, ashes $8a10 p ton, nd rice ‘s10.d0! vy Ro nah on the 26th rates were to Liverpool 4d; to Havre, 1c. ‘The ships loading for Trieste and Ant loading on owners account. At Charleston 26th, the rates both te Li. verpool and Havre haveadvanced. To the former 7 16tha for square bags and to the latter a vessel is Ped ting her 0 at L cent per Ib., an advance, however, is asked on thisrate, At New ‘Orleans the ‘rates are 4d fo: Liverpool and lcent for Havre. The large crop and the promptness with which it goes forward will doubtléss gol em to vessels. Tn the produce markets here there is but little change. ee eaten ‘Pots in demand for export at $637}. Pearls Provisions. —Mess Pork at $8 37} a9 50; Prime do $34 ‘8 5 60-600 barrels new brought $650. Mess Beef at 12}, and Prime at $3124. Butter—Prime commands 14 a 16 cents; Western 10 2 12 cents; common 8 a 10 cents. Cheese sells at 6 a 6} cents. Spirits—sales of Whiskey at 21 cents, barrels at 22 cts; Brandy, (Otard, Dupuy & Co) $1 05; St. Croix Rum at 75 082 cents. Sugars —Sales St. Croix Sugar at 6}7 cents: P. R. at 5} a6 cents; Cuba Muscovadoes at 5} a5} cents; browm Ha- vana 6}c, wh te do 84 a 9c, 4 months, Cotton Trade. ‘This market is heavy, and prices continue a downward tendency in nearly all the lealing ports. ‘The receipts continue very large, and the excess over the receipts of last year continues to increase as follows: — Receiers, Exports axp Stocks or Corton ix THe Unirep Tet hae h f . 8: ne. Dec, Receipts 287691 387,146 79.495 rt Export toGB 62 M454 52056 = : rane 39, = 1,050 “Other places { 15,291 — 3,3 Stock 3 208,851 21,178 ~ Atthe extreme South transactions have been pretty large, but prices are scarcely firm. At Mobile the rivers being on the rise, the cotton hitherto detained is coming rapidly forward.’ The priees at the leading ports, Liver pool classification were as follows :— ovd midd mid fair farr goodfair good fine N York Shqa6 GhgaGlg 7 ath Mas Shean’ OMMAIe NOrls 7 ‘058 Bi tagatds Tang Geeay OOS - i ye pe aun 8 ay - ata Mg SMa6. 6 ably 6 - Sivan BSS Go tas Be vat ad 6% 7 aT 7 su Chorles’on 4344554 6 bua Tiga?’ me aasy Corn Trade. Allis up intthis market. Navigation on the canals ha- ving closed and shut in upwards of one hundred thousand barrels of Flour, holders in this city and elsewhere have run the price up to $5 00, and probably a fraction more to- day, Comparatively speaking there is a small stock in market, yet we believe it to be large enough. We have the fact that the receipts from New Orleans have already ‘begun, to take into consideration when we,calculate as to whatthe price ought to be for the season, and also the {act that our eastern demand is entirely cut off by the western railroad and the supplies sent thither from New Orleans. We will throw together in this review the latest in- telligence of the corn trade, so that the dealers can make their own deductions from them. In the first place, look st the Prices or Frous anv Wheat in Fourteen Manxerts. Markets. lour a bushel. Wheat a bushel. New York Nov. 30+ $487.45 s+ $100 a1 02 Ro 3538 /" ba = 4000 Wa 9% 2008 Ba — 467A - = 39 —a -— Sa — 238 —a - Nc a2 —a 90 jov. 4 —a — New Orleans Nov, 15- 375 ssa 58 Soringfiela ILNov.18 + = Ba 3 Zanesville, O Nov 16- 27 oa — Chi the, Nov. 16> —a va 40 Secondly, see how prices at the west have varied : Prices at Zanesvitte, Onto, ror Tex Yrans. Yrs. eat, Flour. Yrs. Wheat. Flour. 1933) 6 3,50 i838, 2,20 7,00 1a31 50 3,00 1839 303125 1835 412 6,30 190 “ 3,00 1836, 1,00 6,00 1841 1,00 5.50 1837, 1,00 6,00 1812 40 275 Thirdly, note the quantity of flour and wheat that has arrived at tide water on the Erie Canal to the 224 inst. Flour bbls Wheat bush's + 1,5'9,409° 717,641 + 1,541,510 901490 22,101 193,39 Taking flour and wheat together, there is an excess equal to 68,871 barrels of flour. Rourthl gs take into consideration the intelligence from MMinois. | It appears that in all parts of that State, and in all the adjoining ones that the bs weather has entirely cutoff all hopes of a good crop of winter wheat, the next Season. Many ofthe farmers are intending to’ plow up the ground sowed last fail. Therefore, for another sea- son the main reliance must be upon spring wheat. Fitthly, ponder on the following:—It is well known that Boston, the great depot ot supplies for most of New England, has not received one half of its ordin ry quan- tity of flour for winter supplies. ixthly —In Canada West, the fall-sown wheat has suf- fered brieges Ad considerably from the disease of rust o1 mildew. ‘The crop hag suffered damage to the extent of one-third, or the produce is a third at least less in uantity ani value than it would have been if free from thatdisease. One farmer who had sown wheat last year in the month of August, and his wheat was perfectly free from rust, while wheat sown in September, on the same quality of land, was much rusted. The spring wheat is generally very good. Wheat 38 4d to 3s 6d; Peas 4s 81; Oats 10d to 18; Potatoes 10d to 18; rather a poor crop. And, lastly, there arrived at New Orleans during the three days ending 15th inst., 1578 barrels of four, 54 bbls and sacks of oats, ani 313 sacks of wheat. Cleared in the same time, 2129 barrels of flour and 637 sacks of corn for Boston, 200 barrels of flour for New Yor! 360 barrels of flour, and 1925 saeks of corn, for other ports, IRAN e+ 12s. ‘Will prices advance in this state of the corn trade? ’ M le On Thursday evening, 24th ult. by the Rey. James Christie, Eowann Hact to Eveanon, daughter of the late William Morrison, all of this city. . On the 28th ult. by the Rey. D, R. Bangs, Mr. Janes Tusston, of Galena, Ill. to Miss Exizauetn Rosinson. of thiscity. . Died, On Wednesday morning, 30th November, Wiitiax Jonrs, comedian, in the 61st year of his age. The friendsof the family are requested to attend his fu- neral on Friday ,the 2d December; at 3 o'clock precisely, from 22d street, between the Ninth and Tenth Avenues. ‘The Evening papers are requested to copy. ednesday Nov. 30, Mr. G.C. Laxavon, in the Goth year of bis og6. "The (riends of the femily and those of his brother in law Capt. Wm. Thomson, are invited to attend his funeral on Friday, December 2, at 3 0’clock; from his late residence 23 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ‘Domestic Importations. CHarceston—Brig Moses—i0 tes rice 40 bales cotton Geo Bulkley—o3 do Smich, Mills & co—I6 De Peyster & Whitmarsh ford & Tilest n—93 do 71 tes rice 9 or & Dack witrz—23 empty Bartleti—2 iron eambooses W & J_T Tapsco Mallby & Starr—1 case J R Jessup—{ bbls Dr J Sirclnir—t Ww La al Starr—1 G Hastings—1 okg Slate, Garduer Howell—1 W C Bulkl:y—1 bbl Peck & Sayre—1 bdl Schermer- horn & Banker—I chest to order. SAAN ELE NAS REDON A MARITIME HERALD. Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. FROM ENGLAND. PROM AMERICA Acalia, —-Ryrie " Columbia, Miller 1 Britannia, Hewitt - 1 Packets to Arrive. Packets to Sail, FROM LIVFRPOOL.. FOR ' LIVERPOOL. Cambridge, Barstow, Qct. 19] Europe, Furber, rec. I Columbus, Cole, Nov.7| Independence, Nye, ee. 7 FROM PORTSMOUTH. tor, Britton, Nov. iplin, Nov. 20 70) rald, Howe, To Ship Masters and ‘Agents, ‘We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessels will to Commodore William A. Bassett, of our news fleet, a port of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, une re F. Iu addition to $14,000 insnrance on the cargo ol oat. infield, of ner, reported wrecked at ‘Table Bay, theze is $8000 insured in Boston on the vessel and 200 on het carey Sena ~The cabin of sehr Anti, loadimg at Newbury- rt for the South, fy consumed. Laungnso—From the ways of Chapman & Cargill, New- castle, Me. ou the ith inst.a brig of about 150 tons. burthen, called the Ava, of excellent model, md built ina workmaulike maaner. k fire 26th inst, and the interior was near “4 4 Mobile inght, 12 miles; the Balize, 7 mil The corrections are made trom the best data, and are be to be very nearly correct. . jemen, The China, Potter, at New Bedford. reports:~-Spoke off the Banks of Peninsals Mareh, ble, Brow 4 mos cut, 1000 wh; Bostou, Hamstead, NL. 9 mos, 1400; April 4, Pacific, Webb, FH. mos, 1900; 13th, Thos Dickason, Ha- Vens, SH. 9 mos, 1950; June 15, Columbia, Kdwards, do, 12 mos, 2000, 250 sp eu, Cleveland, Warren, 22 mos, 2650 wh and 550 sp; heard from July 1, Emerald, Brown, Salem, 900 bbls; speke a French ship same date, who reported the death of Capt lamstead of Ni yo wes drowned in. Port Cooper a few weeks pre vapsetting of a boat in the surf. The Herald, Nye, also at New Bedford, reports:—Spoke Feb 20, 30. W, Mary, Atk dgartown, 13 mos, ,lon 120 W, Phenix, Hi v4 or 5 weeks before, FH Foster, on: 128 W, Mas chute, Wilcox, doy 16 1 2th, Roscoe, MeCleare, d per hour; Apri! 30. 18 Falmouth, 6 m lat 90 16, sent home 200; 17¢ Lett at Tahiti July mos, $00; Obed Mitchell, Coffin, hington, Osborn, SH. oi! not stated; anama, Crowell, do do; George, For Pei 4 " Starbuck, Nye, Nant. 14 tacom, Reynolds, N Nant. 14 mos, 350 sp; W Fanny, Fordham, do uo; Ryfs Stonington, do: Enterprise, Cannon, Nant. 19° mos, 750 5 sD. The Wm Rotch, Tobey, at New Bedford, reporte:—Spoke March 23, lat 9 36 8, on 83. W, Ge Foravth, Stonington, 10 mos, 1000 wh 150 sp; 27th, Beas NB. 27 mos, 600 bbls; Baltic, Gardne,, 31 mo: s 3, United States, Worth, Nant. 4 mos, 60 bbls. bound to ‘Tombez; I6th, tat 630 8; Jon $3 W, Win & Henry, Berjami 90; off Callao Jane 20, Narraansett, Coffin, Nant. ¢ mos; 00: sld fm do 27th, Saml Robertson, Warner, NB. la, Babcock, SH. 9 1 ‘Of Fort Dauph NB-12 mos out, 1000 wh 300 ‘At Manrit us June 30, #3 ont, 6 mos, 250; off Pisco June 25, Arabel- June 8, Messenger, Butler, beth, Bates, Mattapoisett, 13 mos pol Sept 20, on Brazil Banks, Samuel & Thomas, Soper, Provincetown, 100 sp—cruising. Spoken, Abazaboo, Baltimore for Bahia, Oct 23, lat 10 8, lon 58 W. n American brig steering SE. showing a signal blue, white and blue, horizontally, Nov It, lat 28 13, low 65 10, Foreign Ports. B. Noy 19—Arr Hotspur, Dit amatea Ghd P Gill, Jamatea. 15th, Anne, Kirkpat. rick, Donegal; 16th, Pertshire, Risk, London: 17 Bodie, do. Arr 22d, Matilda, Spates, Philadelphia. lands, Johnston, do Hatirax, Nov 18—Arr Nam: Aux Caves, Nov 5—Sid Ji Penxamny shong, Matthews, Baltimore. , Case, NYork. ‘Nickerson, from New lor, do; Olinda, Hutch lor, Sit » disg; chez, Waterman, do: Califo Fairfoul, for fr us, just arr. ALPARAISO, Aug 2i—I» port, Emil Roscius, Millet, from Boston, do; Orpheus, Hill, for NYork, few Boston, next day. Gloucester, Bas! 20th. Lady Adams, M’Lellan, for Coquimbd and ‘sid 25th. brook, for Swansea, sid i Baltimore, Home Ports, Eastrort, Noy 21—Arr Matilda, Spat an, Les NYork; 22d, Siroc, Oshn Greenlaw, N'York; 20th, Gen Stark, Bo , Elvina, new) Graves, do; Emerald, Hodedon, Providence; 3ist, Welt ingtom, Farey, Bideford, Env; Maria, O'Hara, Demerara. 4 lov Cl!’ Orchilla, Harding, and Rupert, Ran- ¥ 26—Arr Catharine, Harmon, Baltimore — favana; Accommodation, Creech, Mobile NYork. Sid Remittance,and Calisto. ' Cld 25th; ary Pease, ‘Trinidad de Cuba; Henry, (new, 232 tons, of North Yarmouth) Means, Havan Newsunvront.'Nov 25—Arr Hops, Arey, Baitimore; Mag- noli deck load, stove. bulwarks. y, during the gale on Thursday morn: eaped going on shore. TON, Nov 9—Arr Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore; Scott, Littlejohn, Mutanzac; Amelie, Frisble, Richman nator, Paine, Reppahanoock. Returned, Jasper, hence forNew York, having lost her best bower anchor ou Sunda last, in the heavy blow, in George Below, Partridge, from Philadel ct hr, Salem. Avr’ 28th Germ, Lin lade lphi Taylor, Robinson, Rich: mond; Lucinda Snow, Trundy, City Point and Norfoll New Beproxp, Nov 6—Arr it NEM peeron, Na sr Ell Rodman, Shepherd, N ‘ork; Wm Brown, Googin, Philadelphia, Hoimes Horr, Nov 2i—Are. Tremout, of New York, from Boston fur St Marys, Ga; Turner, Wood>ury, Baltimore for Portland; Austin, Perkins, Aux Cayes for Bost S Humphreys, Boston f do for NYork; P Baltimore for do; Mason, Carlton, Fredericksburg for do.— 2ath—The wind blew a zale trom jast night. ‘The Tre- mont dragged ashore on the Bast Chop, and being Hight. has besten high up. ‘The Turner dragged. ashore on the flats bear the head of the harbor, cargo wood and flour; will probably be got off without much expense or damage. Provipence, Nov 29-—-Below, a topsail schr, deeply laden.— ‘Sld Monticello, Savaanah, Har ie hs ost ahama, Rich, AMUSEMENTS. _ rie BE lag Py rae a Se ies 50 conte IR. Scotts Benefit. THIS RVENING. Dec. 1. n't) ne nerformed {AUCTION SALE THOMAS BRL netioneer. BY BELL & HOWARD. (Blores Nos. im and 115 Pulion streatd HURSDAY AL 103 o'clock at the sale rooms. THE MARINERS DREAM " vanes ; ; Aftor which, REV US. Ree any ope volce of hall nasal cad Stal hanspe, | Conclude with £109 POUND NOTE, Bowes 75—2d and 34 —Pit 37) jallery 25 cents. Doors open ot the o'clock aad ie partareee’ ee, mence at 7 precisely THIS EVENING bboy ic NING, Dee. 1 he presented, APO's WIFE. and ornaments, gas fixtures, curt Ns wits, table cut , beds, mattrasses, lery, jewelry. ke. e Also, 20 baskets champagne ; 20 demijohns brandy, &e At lto'clock. Stoves—A number ef valua' various styles and patents, Al "1 % ; Iso, at 11} o'clock, precisely, oue piano ferte, and two bil- liard tables, by order of the sherif. Also, another splendid Ti orte, nearly new, and in fine ler, Sold positively under poe jar circumstances. FRIDA THE JE. Alter “which, THE IKi8SH TUTOR. ‘To conclude with - OOTS AT THE SWAN, 7 teeRooes will open at@hg—Curtain will rise af quarter past o'vlock precisely, Office open daily from 9 to 5, where ‘Tickets may be purchased and places sec Ie MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRA. 444 Broadway, New York. THIS EVENING, Dee. 1, will be performed e new and seeond hand stoves, fous hell stoves clock iu the sales room. i Books, Looking Glasses, barometers, a variety of articles of furnitare, solas, chairs, bedsteads, looking glasses, &c. At 1136 o'clock, 2superb Piano Fortes, equal to any in the city. SATURDAY. clock im the sales room, A large assortment of elegant fur- € After which CURIOSITIES OF LITERATURE. To conclude with JOHN OF PARIS. The Doors will be opened at half-past 6, and the per nence at 7, every evening AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC. 37 Bowery Thicd engagement of the wonder. tire genteel furniture of a family removing, ‘of naw city made cabinet furnitare, beds, bed- ding, mattrasses, blankets, &e. Ke. Also, a large additiooal and very valuable assortment of su- F rh household and kitchen furniture of all deseriptions from rooklyn. ing HERO OF NCE. MONDAY. First appearanes for a At 1036 0’eloe' sales room. OCO, Extensive and splendid elegant clothing of all de} Besides Otto M. ions, both London and city made ; second hand and | fynrile boys do, evercoats, cloaks, hosiery, shirts, dry g0ods. miuslin, >. silks. satins, superb West’ of England cloths, cassi: meres and vestings in lots to suit; gaus, watches, jewelry, diamonds, &e. TUESDAY. Large sale of Piano Forte t 104¢ o'clock, in the room, TT HE great success attending the FRANKLIN has mavager to ergage thirty lad; first floor, No. 14 Jobn st ar Broneway, on which ocen: | mers, and fix the xediived pices of sion, M4 splendid instraments by the best makers known, will | clv Indy; Upper Boxes 124 cents, Gallery 12 3 be'sold without reserve to the highest bidder. Such an oppor gue. Tere SPIE CRE BO” J the wrest Souther tunity seldom occurs, for persons wishing a fine Piano, to suy- | Banio Mvlodut. FR NK’ BROWER, the perfect renresen ply themselves. Most of them are warrant-d. Further par [open h bn we ap ! prey tad gl c 0 Jatalog " i fe engaged i ticolare t Cotalogues tn time. wearance in th » they are “prepared to. favor the New ‘orkers with an entire new collection of songs, duets, sere: peste uades, melodies, &e., aud must be sven. Mr. F. O'Connel, THURSDAY, the tattooed mak; C.D. Jenkins, F. Diamond, Rugeles, Mil At 10 1-2 o'clock at 48 Maiden Lane ler, Mestayer, Brothers of Warsaw 'Hen- Sheriffs Sale—Couteuts of a Dry Good and Fancy Store— Consisti ft , ribins, gloves, hosie millenery, and faucy articles, ke., &¢. Sheriff ’s Sale—Ac 16 o'clock, at 317 Pearl street, lage stock of chairs and cabinet furniture, by eatal gue, comprising a general assortment of articles in the tine. Catalogues on the morning of ante, SATURDAY. At 1034 o'clock at the sales room. A goodassortment of new and second hand furniture, hall, parlor and cooking stoves, &e ‘MONDAY. At 1034 o'clock a! their sales room. rdson, Master ry, Miss Auriol, Miss Rosamond, Augusta, Celeste, Cerito, Xe. &e.. are among the list of names for this week. ‘Mr. No: sher’s Brass Band is also engaged. Doors open at 6, performances commence at7 aclock. Pro- gramme atthe t re. nll Im isec AMERICAN MUSEUM, BUILDING, Broadway, opposite St. Paul's Day Visi ors admitted the same evening free. ‘This immerse establishment consuts of SIX SPACIOUS HALLS, each over 100 feet in length, and containing more wonderful works of nature and art than any five maseums in Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Gloves, Hostery, &e. &e. Amenca, Sele AT PRIVATE SALE—1 superb French 6 octave piano, FOURTEEN UNEQUALLED PERFORMERS, mace by the celebrated Composer Hetsn ale Paris, equal 1. WINCHELL, the laught r ki drolleri pears in vew ecceutri _ | best comic singer in Ameriea; LA PETITE the graceful danseuse ; HOOD, the admired songstress, Signor VIVALDI’S Family of Ten’ Performers; the Albino adv, Fancy Giase Blowing, Grand Comm: ‘ke. Performances Wednesday and oclock, and. ever visitors admitted free 25 cen in tone to any instrument ever imported, AUCTION NOTICE-BY CARTER & CO. at the No. 102 Broadway, between Pine and Wall street, Fi 2d December, at 10 oolock —Elegont Parlor Farnit and Carpets, including half, taree-fourihs and full Freuch hogany chairs, of various ‘patterns; beaatifal parlor rocking chaixs; elegant tufted, cushioned and spring seat sofas; very handsome card and cemre tables, with marble tops; mahozan breakiast tab'es, tadies work tables, mahogany and plain d y beautifial ottomans and piano stool dateads, hair mattrasses, office des! 2 very elegant Piano Forces, nar <NDID NOVELTIES') ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANC NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY, Broadway, Opposite the City Hall, M3. 4, BENNETT, Mavager, announces with pleasure thar he has effected a shor ement with SIGNOR BLITZ, the wonderful Magician, eutrloquist and. Plate Dancer; Miss CLEMENCE. will repeat her much admired dances; Miss BRUCE, the sweet songstress; Mr. @._ Z. BROWER, the cele! er, and’ Mr. DELA RUE, the inimitable mimic ; Mus ‘mid, live Albino Deer, half x million of Curiosit lass Blowing, Picture ‘and performances to be seen for One Shilting tertainment on Wednesday and ay, at three ec superior is, ec. of superior tone and ina—Very rich French china tea aud cof inner sets of the blue ‘Persian sets, white and ‘Asiatic plants,” ean” patterns and pure white; handsome tea white and green sprig, and blue pitchers and basins; elegant rosewood fancy workboxes and portable desks: a smal assortment of ingraiu and Venetian stair carpet, oil Sloth, tufted rag) flat staig rods and window blinds; 3 splen did vases of wax flowers, positive, aud will be found worthy the attention of housekecrwrs and dealers, di 2tr MAS BELL. Auctioneer. —LARGE SALE OF SPLENDID | © of all descriptions This day as 10 5 | “THe GI 82 Ann and 115 Fulton street, as usual, Je will be found deserving particular dof Belt & Hi 9 300 and toilet « TH UCTION NO FURNITURE, ‘TEST NATURAL CURIOSITY in the word—Now exhibiting at the corner of Chatham street and Tryon Row, opposits the Park, for a short time: A Double Spauish Live Bull, taken near Buenos Ayres, on he Plai s, by the Spaniards, in’ the year 180, and imported to ATES is Seat Wy dabvisinc ia ES ig eral estan sis comaitiere tralists to be the most. w formity in the known world, He has a dou {e windvipe, ble breast, oouble paunch, double ribs, te legs, double A andsome, ‘other parte double. He is perfectly sound Ty Keo : th, and supposed to be vine years old, and weigh at 1,300 pou da, "Professors of Natural History, Sergeon, and Anatomist AD 5 ader, do you ever haye'the headache?" Yes.” Purchase, them, a box of Dr. Peters? Lozenges, an: ou will have cover of sach a battery toattack you, a single Lozeng on your tongue, Ww him to flight intwo minutes! Are your children. tr with worms? if you lave any ch ldre 2 ‘Then creat them to one of Peters Lozenges every morning for a week, and their troubles that way will be at an end. Have'you who-rseness aud ahacking couch tHe ean pro- | Won. do well to visit and judge for themselves, vide vou with a Lozenge that will make Your syatem as sound | A, Thtee Legged Cow, aow three vears old. She is deficient your stomach as" clear as. whistle. ‘Hence, we | fone fore leg, and was so from bi ng that should prev proceeding. Doatimundi. to No. 125 Folton street, and p ne soply Or mable Lozenges, at the low price of ort eld tec! KWELU'S PATENT VAULT LIGHTS —S0_use- A Sea Dog, or Sea Leoperd, taken alive in the North River. ‘The head resembles that ofa dog, aud the akth is;spotted like that ofa leopard. Truly a wonderful curiosity. Well M Ke. "To be acon fede o'clock A. M till 10 PM. ‘Warren, Nov 26—Ars Metamora, Franklit Demerara. Cld Frances, Ingraham, NOrleans.. Lo, Buri Noy %—Arr Columbia, Tyler, Detn Moun! tillman, do; Indiana, Cline, St’ Josep! Bark, Knickerbocker, Bass, do; Tippecanoe, hic ag Clevelan’. “Cla Free Trades, Gardner, Cleveland; PHtrapetrnia, Nov 30—Arr in the Schuylkill, Caleatta, Somers, New London; Peter & Henry, Stevens, NYork, Ric Arr David Cox, Richards, NYork; T R Berti ntine, Knapp, do, Std Parthian, Allen, NOrieai Allen, N. ‘Nov 19-Cld Topaz, Green, West Indi Ww rn (a Barber. # v0 ye ers a t competent person, to take. ¢ of shop. Apply. at Astor House, next doo to A. Grangjeams Hair Comperition office, It ACKET SHIP MEMPHIS, FOR NEI P. ship, will please it Whitchatt! this day at 12 M., at i svit atite SE.—The subscribes this day formed part cable: Rader the fimo Goatse Lanelien & Conia Rev LEANS— be on board the john Co. ‘and sale Of Tinie Seat in 5 business will be conduc! au street, New Yo sand No. 9 (Suned) JOHN GEO New York, Dee. Ist, 184". ISSOLUTION.—By the death of our relative and partner, John Delmantco, the co-partuership of Delmonico Beet thers, is this day dissolved. DEDMONICO BROTHERS. CO-PARTNERSHIP.—The establishment known as * Del- monico Brothers,” will be carried on under the firm of P. A, Widow and L. Delmonico. P. ANTHONY DELMONICO, WIDOW OF JOH’ DELMONICO, LORENZO DELMONICO. New York, 25th November, 1842. dl Ieee ILITARY BALL.—The New York fhiant Guard, will give their first Ball on Monday Pied Dec. 12th, 1942, at the Apollo Saloon. ‘ ‘Tickets may be had at the following places :— witt & Co. corner Broadway and Park Place. rth & Hell, Franklin Squares ptain J Crarg, 544 Peart street. Dr. Geo. Morcon, corner Grand and Elm streets, dl ottec JG. CLEMENT, Secretary. (TAMMANY HALL —Mr:. J. PARKER has the honor to 1 anvounce to his scholars, subscribers and the public, that his First Pablic will take place on Thursday evening next, December Ist. Dancing to commence at eight o'clock, and to be coutiaurd until twelve o'clock. Gentlemen are requested to wait ov their |; past the door bye comfort ot those who may be pleased to ize him. Tickets of admission 50 cents. The publics will take place every other Thursday evening. ) y d redne atid Saturdays. ‘The days of tui- tion at the school in Eighth street, between Broadway and the Me nd be NvBeMr Peintendsto give grand Ball on Thanksgiving nigh 030 2%m RAND CONCERT I0F INSTRUMENTAL | AND GY CAL, MUSIC —The Masters and Miss HUGHES te celebrated Cambri jinstrels, and Mr. B. B. Boyce, the ad- bs F by Mess. Lewellyn and Jones: mal : ty, ing a Grard Concert at Washington all, comer ot Broadway and Rende streets, on Fithcr evening. Nov. 2, 1842. Doors openat half sast 6.’ Concert to commence at a quarter past 7, preci Tickets 25 cents, to be liad at the Music Stotes, and. at the Hall on the evening of performance. Farther particulars see bills of the day. dt tm easels their passage, a list of theis foreign wewspapers they may hive. He wilt toard’ then tax mediately on thelr arrival. Agents aud coi is at figme or abroad wil alr. confer a favor by sending to thi office marine intelligence they can obtain, Natical information of any” kit "be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 1, 1842, 7 21| NEw Moon + --I 439) mie wate - eit Cleared. Ships Ontario, Bradish, London, Grinnell, Minturn & Co; Hurope Farber, Liverpool, © H Marshall; “Baltimore, Funck, Boyd &Hiocken; Henry Thompson, Sylvester, Mar. s, 8 Brooms, Emily. Crane, 8t Croix and a market, J.C Harr —Baryoe Glove, Ealing, Philadelphia.—Brigs Robert, Cook, Cape de Verds ‘and West Const of Africa, Gilman, Small & Co; DR. in, Dar'ing, Madeira, Barclay’ & Living: ston; Augusta, Sherwood, Savausah, Sturges & Ci Juno, Lewis, Georgetown, SC-—Sehrs Lew's Bruce, 9 ley, Jeremie, 8 W Lewis; Gil Blas, Howes, Montego Bay, Jam: Neamt Leeds ite, Hartford, Hatching for St Phomen' cleared goth whines Copeman: Barlow, for Bombay, andbarque ‘Ohio, Reynegom, (or Charles: top, on - r RJ Moves, Levejends 8 days from Charleston, with cotton "Schr Mary Bright, Bright, 5 days from Baitimore, wih iron, to f Sloop Passport, Smith, from York River, with oysters, to "Sloop Prospect, 2days from Bristol, RI. with produce, &e. to Below. One ship, ono brig. Wind NE. blowing a gale. si jailed. Ships Sutton, Galloway, Charleston; Tall Savannah; Vesper, NOvieane: brig Diepatche Ublnand St aseker taal Gearantioe, With othes estwerd bomet vesscks Jerald Marine lence, pega Sais a5 sae Pee at ey Fh a i ony New ford for us ‘Hort is ‘Baker, Boston for New "0 1 Nickerson, Providence ior Pied! ASO" Nowingn peer wood, and the rack aie’ «ee General Record. Forston Letter Orrice.—Letter bags of the following vessels, to sail this day, Dec. Ist, are at Gilpin’s Foreign Let- ter Office, in the Exchange:—Ships Europe, for Liverpool; Ontario, for London; Baltimore, for Havre; Euily, for King- St. Thomas and St, Croix; H. Thompson, for Mar- ; barques Chancellor, for Montevideo and Bueuos Ay: nt, for Lisbon; brig Escalas, for Bahia and Rio Janeiro, THe Lars Gate—It damaged upwantsof one huadred coast- og venie st the eastward, Jeni Geatouch, ob. ex, fiir Jouven Stanmvck—The. Jore tacker, left that port on the 2ath inst. in tow of steamer tee . bound to Kxlgartown to fit forsea. Comi to Bee er tiacthe btat aoehd wads nejhead way. the ship cane auchor between Tackernuck aed Long Shoals. About mid- it she paried her cables, andatenck adrift. ‘The ent away to get her before the wind, and about Nantucket. where she now lies tacket save she has broken ap. rent to her early next morning, and took other coal, ONztiht Xen PM, jonitor, not yet arrived. M# BRAHAM’S CONCERT. —Mr. BRAHAM has the honor to aunounce that he will give a Concert on Thurs- day evening, Dec. Ist, atthe Society Library, assisted by his son, Mr. CHARLES: Bega PROGRA PART 1. Song—"' William Tell” —! Braham bs ron i yme??— Mi °C Br 0 re Hf Sonz—" A Maw’s a Man for 2” that’ ir Braham Sone" the ‘Anchor Weight MiG Braham Braham Bruce’s Address to his Army—"' Scots wha hae”— Mr Braham: “ oe "Mr Braham ‘The Ol English Genter aglish Genin Mr coy Atwell's and Hewet's Mur , ‘Chneert to commence at eight o'clock. ‘OU RTH ND LAST CONCER’ PF ROHHER-Boeerd th Stee ase Ne King of Witte cthatly public, that he will give his fourth and last to his departure fer the South) on Thured sacle, rhi he compoettions. He wil be aamated by Mask Loder, and Mr. Timm, who wi ea Forte, oa TRIGRAMME. 2—Grand Ari 3—Komance and Variati Mr Bohrer: 4—New MB, Ballad—" by Park Benjamin, Eeq. Bohrer: +. + 2Grand Aria—" Parto ma ward Loder: « Doors open at 7. soneert to commenne fat 8 @’clock pre- cisely. 029 str 7, where the neehrated Bhar Kt Shirt. can be Dede ete TORR DAVIES k UONES: 106 William st comer of John x Also-—=Close snd apes Ett rpinkers Mera wappen end ets, and the untivalled Shaker Hannel by the yard or phece ails ovetersble to aay style naw tn wee. 29 tear FRENCH BOARDING HOUSE —Fumished rooms, with pend in the, Proweh stpioy eam bo, Wok’ at the Ges Tor i, 130 Broadway, nearly opposite the City Hotel. the Tatermed\ts Fees, (orag fa suse Tee will permit. )—The Steamboat U ICA, Saves Ns he it ty This at five a wuraday, Dec, Ist. For oF apply on board, or to P.C. SHULTZ, ite on the wharf. dir fulto excluds wet, dust, and ‘rost, and at the same tse | Admission 121-2 cents, children under 10 years of age half admit light, greatly improved for strength and dur bility. For | price, sale at No. 9 Astor House, eutranee in Barclay st. 29 6t"r Good Music in attendance. 223 lm? m NEw YORKAND HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY. FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOAT, OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. MUSIC. Ba isr oR ARRAN ‘ —Onand alter Monday, | QCHNEIDER & REBHUN will attend private parties and th. 1842, the ears will ran daily as foliows == Neck ge ih a Rand of trom thees to tweaty artis, Apply Leave City Hall for Leaye Harlem Leave William Bridge | No. 27 Delancy street near the Bowery, or No. 124 at Willams’ Bridge. for City Hall. for City Fall nll gmer 630 A.M. 220-2. M. 800 A, 7, CARDII-EA rp rene 9 ‘ hia friends ano the public generally thay he has 2 1190 Café and Boarding House for gentlemen at No. 130 Broad’ 2 PM. which will be conducted upou the bien of the celebrated Tortoni at Paris. r There are about twenty furnished rooms aitached to the Cafe which will be let and meals furnished to any namber ot seutlemen forming a club, at such hours as they may select. jad id he trusts favorably known as the mde pension in this eity will super- as: ntlemen will be furnished with meals at any hour im the coffee rooin. 4 9 30 Harlem only. City Hall and Me day till7 P.M. Passenacrs for Westchester, ‘Throg’s Neck, Eastchester, New Rochelle, Mamaroneck, Horse Neck, North Castle, Rob- bins’ vd MAS Plar.s, will take the 2 ty Hall, venth street. Line “will run as fo every ten minutes throughout the ‘rom 7 30 Passenzers for Yonkers will take the 9 ‘A.M. and 4 o’elock, P, M. trains from City Hall, 390 tine the wines, inguoc, hr tne beet that cau be seeeuted eodioe, FOR OHILE: SAV ANNAN, AND CHANLESTOR | oer e on ofthe extablishment i Ber aetapz gation: n%32wis*r 130 Broadway, between Liberty & Odes sts. ara he tralar pabkets (sail for the above’ mentivned port, $1 00 Peoy ee ciesine tote here ners eeaace apo MstSAe TORONTO, Canain Grigwold, wil si concaintug? glo noverou Mechanics Baal: New Betlseds tow EUROPE, Captain Furber, will ‘sail for plate: 3 $50 do on Merchants Bank of do do ; 1 do bank not 1 $10 bank of New York, The packet shij LIVERPOOL, oy the tat December, her n ay. ‘The banks and brokers of the city, are respectfully requested LEAN th nt December Gao. nat NEW OF | wastes acgure the tame, fy aiich tte Abe A oe eae shail be je same to be | Mai bagketahin NEW YORK, Captain Nevin, will sail for | HOWELL, Iliad tis South a Tho packet brig WILSON FULLER, Captain Cobb, will A. COL! Ww sil forBAVANR AR. teen in Hawkins, will sail fo et Ce wi Wi bt CHM RSE ‘aptain Hawkins, will sail for |. tormorrow. Persons about to'embark for any of the above ports, will find | (x UNS—GUNS—GUN 100 double bar rel ducking guns, made expressly for Bowih Side Loag Is- the nccomm these packrts every ‘way desit ble, and | Jang the price of passage in low, for whieh, apply to ee. bal mn : ‘ Woe. T. VAPSCOTE, 48 Peck Slip, o oe Maxie Rotciguen emees eon eee dir 52 South street, cor Jones” lane. Sto Rides, frase $8 ae eee Bistol ag Gutaritin’aad dealers in gune wll fad a: thiadenot erery le wan e manufuctui juan- tity desired, as follows-—gan locks, rifle locks, batre.¢, apa cones, capa, wards, worms, tips, ribs, triggers. furniture, &e. FOR LONDON —Regular packet of the 10th of December—The very superior fast sailing packet hip TORONTO, Capt. Guswold, will positively sails above, her regular day. i ‘or passage in cabin, second cabin, aud steerage, having accor tions, ap, Also, horns aud 'power-flasks, fto1 16 0: bags, aneenee My POSEPH MeMOKKAY, — | shor bois, primers, wrenches, &e. A: We srt Sco. 100 Pine st., cor. South. n26 Im*r 218 street. ‘The above will be succeeded by the packet shi’ Westmins:er, h December, Capt Moore, and sail on the 201 ‘ero 7 4 ns wishing to send for their friends can have them brought out by either of the above re Ra at > b UNCURRENT MONEY ee SECS, 60 Il streai A A rt. ove shins, or any of the regular | mG OR OF RARTHE packets, by applying es above :it by leticr postpaid. die | }OCKOF EARTHEN WARE, CHINA AS ASS, FOR EW LINE— Regular | aboutieaving forthe south, the entire stock of new and ele: Packet of 25tt December—=The Splendid, Packet | gant goods uow in the Store tt Bowery, will 4 on hi IDDONS, Captain E. B. Cobb, of 1000 tons, | Sonable terms. ‘To any person wishing to embark in will posi tive ly sail as above, her rerular fay. et frei he or | Earthen Ware business, a good opportunity fs » havi modations une: led for splendor or i i ] Passage, Raving seco a WRT, GT | The store is well fitted up, and is any exe Heat orto now basi. ly on boards at Ori harf, foot of A ey ONCE. COLLINS he CO. 06 South street. | Wiig, A2RIY ou the preraxes, oF wo JOHN G sitesi Price of ‘$100. ¥E The Packet Ship Sheridan, Capt F, A, De Peyster, of 1000 | FOR DH. | T ton, wall succeed the Siddons, and sail’ the 25th January, ner F esas Gtgmales, Aeris, Dreyroods, Laaae © rl rf tt hips of this will only be received at Gilpin’s and Hale's News Toot, npn " [0 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS—A young man Passengers may rely on the ships of this line sailing punctual- practical printer, who is thoroughly acquainted with his ertises dic | business in every department bi h, and who has bee: employed in the eaparity of reporter snd sab-editor on several BLACK BALL, or Old Line LIVERPOOL ack Rey OK highly respectable journals, is desirous of obtaining a on Bec Five masnficent packer site EUROPE, | inthe covatry, to ake chaige of, and tmanege, 4 souall save t, 0 positively on ‘Thursday, the | Paper concerns. A remnuerati salary, will oaly, ecember, her regular di dress, by letter. (post pud) X. Y. Z., at the s given and required. [ODEN le wr a ¥ P am pre} to amount, with assorted colors, and to match all may be sent. Molars at. pious Bicnspids, &e. equal to any u of passage in cabin, 2d cabin and steerage, also to cccuredar teed Pevtagehy ct Vnre or ot Meckicaa ees, ‘bseribers, rok st ROCHE BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fulton at, next door to the Fulton Bank ill be sold at the rate of $6 00 per hw P. 8. The Europe, will sail from Liverpool on :he 19tn Janaa- ELLIS MIDDLETON. Snrgeon Dentist, ry, 18(3—those sending for their friends can have chem brought turer of Porcelain Teeth. ‘out tn her, or in any of kets of this Line, which sail from | Removed to Arch st, thre below Seventh. 29 312 that port on the 7th and 19th of every Month. For passage ap ADIES? Silk and Merino Under Verts Tor sal ply ag above. , . JOHN M: DAVIES & JO j ‘Kia. The, New. and. Srlendid Packet Ship New York, of | “ig 1me on William ror of Jon ate. rtnen will succee rope, and sail for Liver- A . pool on the 19th Dee. her euler day nade | JOHN Mt DAVIES & JONES inform thei sends and > seen customers that 'y have received their wint OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS | © new ‘styles 1 The FORL he POOL Packet of the Jat December. Giteowigaoe Putten now 0 ach worse Is manateryed Ce ma and favorite packet sbi ; 4 : positively sail on ‘Thursday, tat Dee, het | gentlemen travelling). welins C&P Very convenient n29 tm®r 106 WILLIAM 8T. cs * pst OFFICE, Nex Tek oa joes, » New York, Ls OURS of Deli: th day, da. xeepted) Hor tter tnd Lower Peat Offices ste “ Letters ucvosited be lendid. ship, has unsurpassed accommodations for ‘cond cabin and steerage passengers. wishit to seoute berths will require tomake early application on Doard f Beek: at foot of Beekman st, or to JOUN HERDMAN, 61 South street. — . Be Pr nding for their friends residing in Great J+ Hal, ast o'clock, A M’ Baan and Trelatad can have thea Doug gut an uaa y say ian By setae eae apie an read can hse ch Sg ua eel ronda ii ie ij Atall the Stations befe hi 9A 1 Tae etter tel gia mar thronghog he esti a} eT Rise Z Li be sent F a Free affixed u wo ‘ree, must - tigen othepmioe ven, seats wal Deo ion the party fo Fr oo the letter is addresse 1. No it i ers unless rev istered at tie rrinetpal ‘of the ft steoraces having | foot of Maiden lane, ations (a3 all of which, “free stampa? per prow LIVERrO ae Packet of th ann engid, NDEVENDENCE, Capt If tif es'atove day, in cabin, second eabin, splendin accommoditions, arnly en bon ry HK JOSEPH MeMURRAY, nforma 194 Pine chest. ooraey ot Bonthgurete, | Siteed Upper orlowerpost« tees. oy be suceeded by the packet shied Vir tbe late City De " at be recived. It is ape Porson! withing to send for their friends, residing in the Old | that the number of the residenes ahowi | be ¥ Poat, ~ have them brought ont by this ship, or eny | Whe Rog Meter acliei an Poe eelar packets, by applying as above, Af letser pect pu invegularities pean, SOHN LORIE Ge “ ugh nar | auss ly oe 3 LFOR NEW ORLEANS—Louinana & New York PRIVATE MEDICINE CHE ests. ine—Regular ’ ember ling. peek ship OCMULORE. Capt. Peet, will | at EDIE Ts Oe eer ARMACY i sail as above, her regular day. For freight or pass- . W YORK. ‘age, having handsome ed accommodations, apply on OF THE CITY OF NE baatd: aWOrleans wharf, foot of Wall stor to VE prepared « number of '' Private £. K COLLINS & CO. 56 South st, {exch containing an apycopriate quantity of the Dew. Shippers may rely pon having their goods y measur | Medicines for the cure of a peculiar class of ed. and thac the ships of this Ving will sil punetaally as adver. | have antermcrtely 7 instanees fallen under the tised. Any guarantee to that effect will be given and ied | ment . that may be required. er whichne j fi lin & Woodraff, i wf ry risen Hp & who will prompt- ress. packet ship Oconee, Cavtain Jackson, will succeed regular day. from ined, howeve! , o their ogee Ta ‘hledveine ‘Chest fe and efiectual treatment thou the nec the Ocumulgee, and sail the 20th Dec, her ‘ pa their onpt., medicive as. tomas to ef 4 qi! AY — — } and unple directions in a ml tlie le sceompany REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, fe, &e— | farh chet fhe rematies are applicable to all forme ofthe at rieadlpeepeeel “pipe nmsenp dn ri it y, ing ease. ud Fe See oops aa ene for.» ic ‘or mall {o persons Tesidh nak ol Ye ‘ an these aura hey nnd hin pedeceatr itu | feet 8 each, may iow be had of de Frtcival Ascot ‘done for the last hirty years, Paleo, to a . Pe eT ee cern an caean 6 riaciga Shel UCUARDION Aa ra 1 : ~eriomlly depaited rien tule iti thy seas ar the eroos os | IN, B—Onsee forwarded te ull pach ofthe Unlow, the Suntan persons in Ireland, England or Scotland, to whom itis to be | an! West Indi Sent, and nearest post town, will be immediately transmitted |} «rsons purchasing the Chests by addrocsing the '* tnd paid accordingly, and a receipt to that effect given oF for: | gravuitonaly obtain Whiner additonal advice Fe hod warded to the nei b jaring 1 Uke Jpasinet money with or claims on persons inert | PORTLGUESE F PILLS. fg Pm ey ME 9 *Bived batons of pee : isd celebrated Pils, Com SS Te ea Rc TT