The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1842, Page 3

‘The'news from the’ has caus- = a bs ak fh of {cine e pan: feared ami large portion of our I doubt not, at ere this you are oom eainted with its existence, and it would be me to reeapitulaie it. The atthe Board of Brokers to<lay was unten brian ote worth noticing. ipa conuited of asale of 10 shares Louisville Bank, at ey NEWS. Barrimone, Dee tom wy Katharine Jackson, Myers. Rotter m, Psyc Kiseteaten Mahaey Laslen Hivos, iio fallen Hiten McLeod, son’ Eldridge, Bostons, Victor, nr Pardors, rom St ey Listy Aare Ree, Geni 3 Rio lope & Susan, Nantuel bet Arad, eA (Br) bere i Joho Lames Nyow. jonroua. Dec nes San lestndat, Robenson, aid Soin ‘Bpaitort Al lov 30, ve rr Port rin ore Git ie ak fie NC. Nov %—Arr T onc rk; Et a, Bois een oi Mt Alabnens, Now Yo rhs Etna, ag Diamond. anoad NYB™: cia, Baldwin, aire or Wm W Wyer. do. Sid Sylvanus Jenkins, Seymour, Liverpoo!; Gravada, Hammond, do. Foreign Porte. Pony Grane, Trin, Nox 1¢In port Betsey & Jane; Thomas, for St Thin ie Maitland, Piel Det ig: “ate Dononch, Dav nome’, jecla, Willinmns, arr 6th N York. 4 Sta next d ‘si Bars a Ith, Mognolia, Gran- pate for Angaiting Cottrell, Turks Island; Geo Pol- enfort. NC. ones Wineo. Nor To ports Mary Ann, Harding, of Basin, from Washington, NC. for for Jamaica, PR. Nov ita port verill, Pg of and for N¥ork, wie Int. Russa, Lane, neat Lease 4 ‘Tem: mance Lied, of Salem, ald day revive focn Teovened port, Inaeareh of freight. Varraratso, about Sept I—Arr Geo & Henry, Smith, Tal- cahuana. Sid Roscins, Millet, from Boston for leeward; Cali- fornlas Felctowl, fr Beaten, dla "0G IMPORTANT HISTORICAL WORK.—To-mor- row will he published at No. 30 Ann street, in a double extra Vew Worl, octavo form, THE LETTERS OF MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS, and documents connected with her personal histo: Les ver before published, with an introduetion by Strickland, author of the “Livesof the Lr si of Eg: land,” and illustrated with a handsome port! ‘This work is published in London oy a Henry Colburn, =e A spe eatin og ce Engli fro amontrngety ut $6 acopy. No work has appeared formany years, which has exalted such general attention and admiratio1 In the fate of the beatifuland unfortuate Queen of Scots, all the civilized world is to this day deeply interested; and here isthe correspondence, which actually passed between herself and Queen Elizabeth, and here also are her private letters on numerous topics, now first brought to light and edited by this accomp! ished lady. ‘Phere is this attrec- tive feature,” says Miss Strickland, ‘in all the letters of Mary Queen of Scots, they are full of domestic traits and the natural feelings of her heart. Trifles from her pen as- sume a grace, and delight us, because of the unaffected sim) icity with with which she writes.” ‘erms—single copies 26 cents; five copies for $1, or $16 per hundred. 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Office 838 Broadway, next door below the Tabernacle, New York ; Philadelp! 1ia office, 3 Ledger Building; Boston office, 9 Court st. tg READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE from one of the most eminent artists in the city of New York, Dec. 6, 1842 :— Gents :—I was for a long time afflicted with a severe po os occasioned by “Ae | first taken a severe cold and lecting tae same until it ceached such a stage that it rh impossible for me to attend to my business ; it reached such a stage at length thrt 1 was compelled to desist from my business, aad commenced the use of the usual reme- dies prescribed in such cases, but without effecting a cure or even offording me any relief, I subsequently made use of your Horehound Candy, and such werethe effects 1 ex perienoed from its use, that { was at once relieved, and by- continuing its use but a short time, 1 was left in a state of perfect health. 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Couthier, 4 ines Hall, rig Berne 69} Fulton st- Brooklyn; Smith, @0 Groadst, OLDRIDGE’S BALM 0) nie teligheiel enicte FOR HAIR—' RESTORING THE htful article needs only to be used to be fully a] eatared Its reputation has been for 1% rs firmly: established above all the nos- trums whic! have since sprung u bad its ularity.— ‘Thousands can show ocular proof who have had their hair restored by its virtues. To be Trad ou! ly at 71 Maiden \e. 6g- DALLEY’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.— This truly valuable Salve will effect most astonishing cures. A person not seeing it tried would consider it in- cre ulous. Burns may be eased from all pain in five or tea minutes and etly cured in afew days. Old ul- cers and sores of yearsstanding may be fully cured ina pees ane by this salve, which may had at 71 Maiden only. WORMS IN ADULTS {OR CHILDREN.—Dr. ‘ock’s Vermifnge is the only certain remedy that th safety eradicate worms. It cannot possibly have any bad effect, even should the have no Lit aly ape but would preve a good physic. It is warranted tain no mercury or mineral, which is the besis i most worm remedies. Let no mother be without this invalua- ble article. Price 25 cents per bottle. Tobe had ouly at 71 Maiden lane. 0G@- IT 13 A GREAT BLESSING ty 8 WINTER, when the cold wind blows and every ‘eb omspevsrey to be minus chapt flesh, and coughs, Pep or gobs ons Ae nary complaint. True’ h pongo it ang shail we have these blessings ye, this is no aetace real facts—the Italian Chemical a yee will positively cure all chapt or lege flesh, and make it soft, iors) apple and smooth. » every one cdo Hiram Anents, 103 ‘wihtess, or 238 Wai! roen via Rob’t. peste 144 Delancy street, know Set that 0) by a os ‘of Protessor 3 Jones’ Cough Cand, ? fhe Sete ‘were cul ot a dreadful, hacking, painful cough of months this. Itcures coughs, colds, neesutiaien snttng’st ui lood, asthma, or any pulmonary ‘ou can buy both of T. Jones, at the sign ign of the American Eagle, $2 Chatham street, N- Y.;or 139 bmn sinha; yn. Agents —Zeiber, 34 and Dock streets, next to the American Hotel, Washin Dee. Guess tae street, Boston. Agents wanted in B: imore, Ci Bula, Albany, ‘and every city anu village. rere aR Ne Si eae Gare Pe gv on Taeley E ON IRISH HISTORY Music w: ven on Tuesday Evening, 6, at halt Ate . precisely, by lent liseey Ke. “ioe bitetesy: Several more of ine beautiful Historical Melodies ot Moore will be sung by amongst others, by particular request, alk sed Irish Melody “eleemasbres my Erin be introduced. An Overture Medley of Irish Musio will be played on’ raning Pianofby a iret rate performer * ag ig te ‘amet ‘ z wi mertican anth«m, Jed Banner.” to admit three lad tee en, $1. a, Admission for one Children, under ten years of age, with Og DR. PET! vanes pd ere) gavehin up. Sherman's Wronderfal oares. T Nassau atreet; aleo, 159 ton street, 77 East Brooklyn. THE FRENCH A’ wat PHLOGISMC MIXTURE for the cure; wee the urethta—sold in filles, st $iyand oxeo cout enc Kat W. 3" CHARDSON, Sy Miada ok street ; Tf the poate MONEY . oD rly side of to the Gas Company ;: ~-lot being 80 by 85 ant * Monday, Dec. 56 P. M. 1s 8 by site ‘The sales of State stocks were toe fair extent this mor- ning, and prices of sound stocks were very firm, with an upward tendency. Money continues very plenty, with every chance of rem+ining so. The present tariff operates powerfully to prevent a demand for moriey for business key sold at 2t}c. in ha one A in e casks. Metals—Sales Toad at $3.2 a 5 per 100 Ibs. There is uk iron. Sheathing copper is steady at 22 ry Cattle Market, rposes. Hencethe demand for undoubted means of in- Our markets were well su; poke a are without se Long Island stock fell }. Dy Change, -Baveat ‘veatment. fell }. Mobile funds are 1}a 12; New Orleans 1 a2 premium. | £155 Wheericwats then sue han re There will undoubtedly be some attempt, at the com- ing session of Congress, to establish some kind of n gov- Corn Trade. Our market is dull again. Flour is down, and sales are at $4,87 a $5 a barrel. Of the flour and wheat erriving at Buffalo, none of it has been disposed of during the ten days ending on the 29th ult, other ‘han what is ising for our city consump- tion, Some of oes wheat made into flour at the Rock on the usual terms—a bE }. of flour for every five bamiay ol wheat, against which holders can draw after havin *o manufactured. No sales of or flour have been made in heavy lots. ‘The city dealers give $3, 25 0 3,80 for insvected brands, Dealers may learn the amount of western produce now stored at B and in process of manufacture at the Rock, by the following statement of arrivals, ‘&e. oth that port singe the gale. Arrivals sixty vessels, 1 Erait, flour 88,175 bla, wheat $1,540" bush, ashes BOL casks, butter 1500 kess, beef and pork 1620 bbls. &e. &e. ‘This amount, with such portions of the great bulk brought in by the large fleet the week previous, swells the aggregate toa moa stock than we ever before had at the close of navigation. Forcign Markets. Bareavoxs, Nov. 4, 1842.—Flour, superfine, per bbl $6,907, duty paid, large sup) pply 5 corn meal per iN s, Jarge supply, 900 bbls, just sold at $3,860; corn meal, ct $16}; corn, yellow, bushel, 7c; B. E. peas, bush. deans, bushel, $1,25; oats, Am. Dush. 60c; bran, Am. ab 30c; rye flour, Dbl. unsoleable, rice, 100 Ibs. $3} a3}; crackers, Dbl. $5.2 54; pilot bread, bbl. $44; nav ernment paper machine, under the name of Bank, Ex- chequer, Fiscal Agent, or Sub-Treasury. Many schemes have alreaily been proposed. There is, perhaps, no sub- Jecton which people pretend so much wisdom, and are Possessed of so little information, as that of finance. Pre- sumption always goeshand in hand with ignorance; ac. cordingly, the “regulators of the currency” are amon); the ‘most impudent and ignorant of business men. Amonj; all the plans proposed hitherto, that of “Franklin” comer: the nearest to that which isdesirable, because it entirely ex- cludes all borrowing and all lending. No speculator, no needy financier, can, under its operation, obtain the finds or the property of other people without rendering: an equivalent. This fact has caused “Franklin” to be assail- ed on af}siues witha virulencea little remarkable. "Chis plan, of all others, has called forth general discussion, evincing the fears of the knaves of both political parties that it might come into favor, and thus cut off all hope of their obtaining the proceeds of industry without recom- pense. The most jesuitical and silly attack made on it was in the Journal of Commerce of thismorning, which from ablasphemous beginning, drew out a tirade of incoherent folly, and then objected to the plan, as follows :— bbl. ork, prime Am, bbL. $3; beef, prime Am, bbl, “Any exchequer which should go into practical opera- py eal Tau; aster; Awe Ib. 150; fard, dot ib. TOG; Clisaee tion, wou'd be a dangerous thing whenever the government | 3o'Ib, 12a 14; candies, do tallow, ib 1 ; soap, do. Ib. should be for money. If large amounts of specie 55, sperm. candles, do 1b. 35; lumber, W.P. per M lumber, P.P. per M, $27 9 28; steves, R.O. 1 staves, W.0. 1200, tnsaleable; shingles, cypress, hoops, wood, 1200, $35 40; tebacco, leaf, 100 Ihe 14 ah tobacco, cavendish, 100 Ibs. $16 a’ 17; tar, bbl. $33 iteh, bbl. $2); rosin, bbl. $24; spirits turpentine, gal 0c; horse, each $100 a 110; mules, each, $75 a 85; oxen, each, Bilis on London, 90 days, $4,80; do do 60 days, $4,82} a 4,95. SRE EN TRAD Married. On Monday morning, at St. Stephens’ Church, by the Rey. Mr. Price, THomas Suit, Esq. to Saran Anne, el- dest daughter of Robert Cochran, Esq. after a courtship of nine years, should be accumulated ia'deposite, the Administration would upon an emergency always find excuses for using that specie, rather than to impose taxes; and the public would think well of it. Another ready resort sag the issue of certificates of deposite, when no deposites actually been made. Governments always have, poy ~s ways will resort to the means of such est when thes means of the ment run low. There would be no check upon the power of Congress in this respect.” We have italicisedtwo lines here, in order to contrast them with the proposition of this sage writer, which fol- lows :— “Treasury notes constitute the best nation:al currency. We should have ten millions of dollars of them, in deno- minations of five to twenty dollars, drawing no interest, and not payable at any time, but receivable at all times in payments to the government. These would constitute a currency unsur; |, and at the same tirae the nation would save the interest on the amounts kept in. circula- tion. Such a currency would require no exchequer, and no Rew organization ot all. ‘The bills would be paid out by the disbursing officers in the same sienner as, Sank notes, and received t allcollectors in thesamemarmer. There could be nothing so cheap, so convenient, aiid so safe for the government. These should be issued, not for the sake of constituting anational currency, but asthe best means ot torrowing money. This plan could newer essentially disorder the curr . Letus then maintain our present safe position, andconsent that our exchanges shall be re gulated by that pertect code of jaws which has been es- tablished for chis very purpose.” ‘Was ever such contradictory absurdity as this? If there is no power to prevent Congress from falsifying its faith, and using specie deposited with it for s:ife keeping, what power will prevent it from issuing $10 0,000,000, in. stead ef $10,000,000, of paper money, ‘not payable at any time?” The disbursing officers to pay out irredeemable paper money ad libitum! Who isto know ‘whether five or fifty millions are outstanding? It is then. gravely al- ledged that giving government, which cannut betrusted with specie to keep, the power to raisea forced loan by issuing its psper promises ‘‘ not payable at any time,” will “never essentially disorder the currency.” Such are the sagacious remarks and propositions of those who un- dertake to regulate the currency. The recent movement of the State of Ohio, in selling $6 ee Died, On Monday morning, 5th inst. Many, wife of James Donaldson. The relatives and friends of the family are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at half past three o'clock, from her late residence, 282 Bowery, On Monday, the sth inst. after a short illness, Mrs, Ma- aia Vanvensecx, in the Tist year of her age, widow of the late James Vanderbeck. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her Stephen, James and John V. Vanderbeck, are to attend her funeral, to-morrow afternoon at 2 rom her late residence, 163 Esex street. Domestic Importat! ArsracsicoLa—Briz Manhattan—2 bales cotton B Stark— 218 do H Cov & comt Butler & Jones—100 Buck & co—t4 NM Hyatt—183 Wood, Johusou & Barrirt. AT CR ED MARITIME HERALD. ‘To Ship Masters and Agents, We shail esteem it a fiver, if captains of vessels will ‘gin to Commodore Rosent Strver, of our news fleet, a port of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, the vessels spoken on their pnssage, a ba of their cargo, ‘and auy foreign newspapers they may have. He spel bons em im- even iea an ee val re one mis at ome or iro confer a favor pit to this oflce all the wach lligence' they ean Obtain. "Nantical information of any kind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, I DEC. | 6, 1842. its stock at 31 per cent discount, to pay its debts, ia proba- | + 7M ts bly one of aseriesof operations. In order to understand | sos fe eV talgneme taamnees oe us it, we may recount the bargain made by the State with the = iA eared. Franklin and Chillicothe banks, for which the recent sale of stock took place. In March, 1841, the Legislature of Ohio made the following appropriations :— For the — canal, tobe borrowed on any term: ‘ b Miami VExtension, 200, “ Moringne pot “ — Walhonding Valley, “Hocking Valley, “Subscriptions to turnpikes and canals, w To pay arrears to contractors, to be bor. rowed on any terms for three ycars, Total at6 per cent, This money the commissioners had to borrow, as the Jaw expressed it, onthe “best terms” they could. After making application elsewhere, they applied to the Ohio banks, and finally borrowed from the Chillicothe Bank the Ship Vicksburg, Berry, New Orleans, Wm Ne Princess Royal, (Br) Hayward, Bermuda, WA F Davenport Sehrs Beltane rons, St Augustine, Badser & Pecks Elizabeth, Braston, Philadelphia, AB Cooley'& Co Brig M D rete Aipil ich rig Manhattan, Doane, 12 days alachicola, cot ton,ts ED. Hurlbat & Go. Lett brics Aww Bites, ‘Flosde, and Wm Tavlor, all repaising, fariec tear’ dismasted in a gale Metamora, for. Labagr ind ist Dee. ys from Charleston, with cotton from Wilmington, NC. with naval Sehr ‘Atlas, Cito, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to master, Schr Hope, Johpron, 2 days from the Delaware, with quer- citron bark, to B. N. Fox. Lighters American m, Everson, and Excelsior, Pell both fromm Long Branch, darque Mallory. ith’ logwood, part of the cargo of Herald Marine Correspondence. Boston, Dee. 4, 11 Acca. Freeman, Kiltman, Philadelohia via Portland; Viale, Lane, Li Gaayra. (Cid Cornelia, Davis, N York. $581,000 for the contractors, and $500,000 from the Frank: | “Arr ith, Chusau, Cushing, Smyrna; Dark, rk, Eldridge, Philee Jin Bank. ‘Thebanks were to pay these loans in «such | dephia; Neptune, Foster, re Matanzas been 12° days inside currency as the State Treasurer would receive.” The Joan to bear six per cent interest, payable semi-annually in currency atthe State Treasury. The principal paya- ble in New York as follows :— General Record. Ste Ont0.—The leak in the Ohio, at St Thomas, has been found and reprired; it was not of as mach importance as at first — ated. She had commenced taking im cargo again, and all eine treriine few Cape, Loa in Bank Loan . Knowles, from Boston bound to Martinique, baptist am bbe ager cabn bedeen Sem mesained anaidernb bie joad of lumber in a gale ou the Ist ult — Pope alge rate Shh | en ef aieer ke cssca nie neal pedeed kat 00:00 Devembe 7, 1942, 100000 | fortunately regained the vessel, thous sare. see i ane 1, 163, 100.000 | A. ig very much crippled in her hull, 200,000 | A rede Nervonec The crew of the, Nepueae (Br) Law, ‘¥4s0,000 | from Qhebec for London, refused to proceed in heron the 25th ult bream she at leaky. w pangue Jon ie Ma (Be i) Wrist, from Quebec, was a ‘Traverse, at ‘counts. ee ne Olets from Quel, was ashore at Goose Island on the 23d is the vessel reported as the Euclid, Leap ohne nan oP ‘Seott, for London, at the last accoants was whore on Green Island. Pinto Gronar’ Ramsey, (Br) was also shore at Green sland, Br) from London for Quebec, was lost on the sBnee iAptleaati-isth of October. Capeuin and crow’ were taken to Miramichi. Whatem: t from New London. with 100 bbls sp, sailed fram Rioide Janeiro Sh Oct. Tor New Zeultnd and Mom West at Spoken, 16th ult. off Port Royal, Mart., Belle Air, 30 days utr 30‘bbla oi abu 3 whiten Spoken. Virginia, from Bermuda for Alexendria, Nov %—had sprang her previous morning. Jaber of and from Barbadoes for Wilmington, Del. Nov 26, 33 4, lon 73 To secure the fulfillment of the contract on the pert of the State, the banks were authorised, in the event of the commissioners failing to meke the stipulated payments, to receive stock toan amount exceeding the instalment due 20 percent, and to sell it on the best terms practicable, in order to reimburse the amount due at the time. Each contract containing a proviso that thetwo last instalments in each case should be paid on the Ist Deceraber, 1842 : pro- vided the charter of the banks should not be renewed.. The charters both expire on the ist January,1$43, and the banks go into liquidation. Hence there was due by the State to those banks on the Ist instant$—481,000 to the Chillicothe, and $300,000 to the Franklin Bank, making $731,000, of which $200,000 has already been paid, as sta- ted, by sales of stock, at 30 per cent discount. In addition to this, the State borrowed of the following banks, whose Wilmington, NC. for Antigua, Nov 27, lat 27 — expire on the Ist January, 1843, the sums an- | 5%, lon 7126. Foreign Ports. ad wuennc, Nov 2t—Arr Glenors, Potier, Cork. Cld Retrench, Bank of Muskingam, — 75,000 Bank of Manetta, 125,000 | Waterson, Glasgow; Benj Hart, Douclass, Li ereeok: Urbana Banting Co. 400,000 Lancaste x , : chia Wi for N Com Bhore. Bre, 25:00 Commercial BK; Gin. 393908 giles oats an Rowers from Phitadelphes’ or tot Fi 0 a lng te (aor, Beeho em S ‘The greater proportion of these were turned into per- x ee manent loans; but these banks must go into liquidation, and may or may not be forced to sell the stock they hold. To reimburse the remaining $500,000, due the Franklin and Chillicothe banks, would require, at the rate of the Jate sale, an issue of over $700,000 of stock. ‘There was Ty jt Barts ior bi Boston rT, ite Gian: islands 1 another loan, also, of $199,355, made of the Bank of Woos- vetalant foc NOrleaeey Pah 5 ter, payable in the course of the year. $60,000 of State | Lanten F eee easy atiacaa ole stock was deposited as collateral security, All this looke | NEANESDOF Nov 15—Sld_ Virsinin, Dates, AI ti very bad for the State of Ohio, Her debt on the Ist Janu. | port 15th, sien : one reer ee Kt ary, 1942, was $15,623,713, and the Auditor recently stated | ‘stein Mi Cate, ‘istress: ‘Sea Flow: ican 0 eat Yon Yank fo ‘ors Fhomas With, Stranger, of Brienne pans 8 posers) Sepriet Seorpsan, by Norfolk; M Seg reat Brcland;ot Bathe ry Rite a ea In por, vamecn, Deketet, tose Phi- ce gs eset eral in port, Deposit, Bailey, f a Higte, 19—No Ame nel eater cj ecinort, brian frron, for Buenos nat Hood, Fisk, from Boston, ):' El it at $18,000,000. The new operation will swell it to $19,000,000 before January 1843, making an increase of ‘$3,600,000 in the principal of the debt, and $210,000 in the interest, in one year, during which the canal revenue has decreased, making altogether a difference in the means and liabilities ef the State of near $300,000. All th’s impending ruin and disgrace have grown out ofthe iniquitous connection of the State Government with the banks, ‘The institutions loaned their paper credits to the State on condition that they might not be obliged to pay Pana, ie cd mague, fe them—that is, that the State should havethe promises of ii, io enon re ine the banks, to palm upon the citizens for labor, on the con- ~ veged an prenen 4 Mebonui ‘Abbott, fromm, Mover dition that they should exonerate the banks from redeem- ing those promises to the citizens. This vile between politicians and financiers, to force a loan out of =, Nov ear Aten a aloe NY rombie tot. Liverpool; oe ih Bint New wei Ns th, My st Yop Par iy: Boatee fal, Rian, Bre: pa Gra ftom WARTED=~To set about $200, worth_of clothe and tailors ity ou (© lon commision, Tor whieh ‘oad secu f en. Any person serve anote at No. 220 Greenwi i = ee a neer BRAHAM has the M BRAHAN* CONGE i¢ a Concert jon Tues- to announce that he day evening, Dec. 6th, att att jety Library, assisted by DHARL! Jen, Bartlett, ae, yen Cruz, Grand Fantasia on an Insh Air by Kalkbgeaney New Soug—“The Transient Hou"™=Mre Ber Broke earn: New Soag—" The Family Mecting”"—Mr Brahem Sone—"* Stand to your guns”—M “ert ipeeets = Rong—" When the T f casos ie len Hi ram my Browne he Bark is out upon the Sea.” G Mors a ’ es am e Ol nglish Gentleman Sona" The Anchor 's Weighd"=—MriC Braham act raha regors Gathering,” (first time)—Mr Danie Gallop on gaily"—Mr Braham and Mr © Pelee recs Adis Wile asd ete ham ‘Tiekets One Doll h, Cir aang Quite, yehscylten 1 wie, een &6 Concert to commence at eight o'clock. Poor 8: F—The mi he f Hi k Lod 0. 4 a Ft meno math J.C. R. Poowen, Secretary. PETER POULIN, “is 3 Manica AlD—DR. GREGORY, 4 at street, bs f been accnstomed ty prescribe for 01 iM . He has a very extended practise ar a a a for awedical man to investi fader remedi ts wih which he is enabled to contend a8 bed a the disease, whether local or constitutional. Pa- ‘nts should bear in mi ‘d that remarkably speedy cures do not take ince oftenexcent ina very fire stage of the malad ‘surely this fact i kood advice white the caxs EW EXC FFE on DINING RO! N im the Kotunda of the Merchavts’ Exchange. Ortho oa ic are respectiully informed, 2 in consequence of the present cheapness of the markets, Poultry of all kinds will be served up daily. CT epatabliah ent, at the low price of 1234 cents per ate. Stewed Oysters at 64 cents per plate” Refresh int ot all'kinds, Game, Se, THOS. COLLIER. EDICAL.—DOCTOR GLOVER 'S practical experience, and the recens discoveries of the French chemists, have aid several wew remedies, which are very prom: and SBleacions in curing those diseases to which he devgtes ‘i jons who have suffered from the abuse of medi nt of uneducated self-named Dactors, are nimacall, Dr.G. isa regular graduate in his ion and is not classed among the host of empirical pre- tenders and nostram venders, Beaogers should be on their used lest they fall to the nands of a class of special pretenders who claim to be authors of little treatises upoa sub, ects of which they are foally igno- ront. They even have the easurance to speak ol new. reme- dial agenta,” and boast of a very extended practice. Surely exntion te the arent of safety an this, city 9 fDoaating charla- tans. Dr. Glover’. offices ay in Ann street, thixt and fourth doorfrom the Museurn. 1 Private eutrince fo: arth door from Museum, pact Jump at tuner offi e dc 16 Ire in ye: si ihe Funds of the HEBREW Abate: He BAL r ARG willtake place at Niblo’s Saloon i Deena ith. The Ball Rooms win be « yore for ‘the secqinn ot of ze Paetaneals at 8 o'clock. floor will be wader t ndeuce of a Commitice, rogrammse of the rds cf dancing Mareen rae tes Tides entlemen. ‘The Sapper and Refreshment Rooms will also be under the charge of Commie fe yy or ed 4 Gentleman and two Ladies, Five Dol- BENJ. NATHAN, resident, Bleecker street. ASHER KURSHEEDT. "treasurer, treet. THEO. J. sexids, Secretary, '3 Water street. or of the following gentlemen ‘Messrs. M.'M. Noah, Union Office, Henry Heudricks, 93 Water street, L. J. Cohen, 118 William street. pb Sameon, 294 234 Vashington street. te street. sa ad pee ell nc the ie Neads fs i a Houston street, and take spin reverse order. regoing rules and mauletions 18 be. be, , Tigidiv eel euforeed. 6% eee aN Htseks and Gabe. TP VOLT sac THANKSGIVING BALL. TR fertation Give Ba eal Reece eee: Iworth’s celebrated Joon on renceiag evening, Dec. 8th. for te occasion, and no pains or expense kod iv Band is engaged be spared to make this one of the most agreeabre Balls i this season. No gentleman admitted withou except by paying one dollara ticket. Tickets to be had at the Saloon, and at Mr. Win. Pines, cor ner of Nassan and Pine Tovitetion Assemblies every Tote py. 6 xtis*r W. P. DENMAN, Proprietor. TP WE TY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.—Stolen, yes terday morning, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock, Johnson maker; also, « small k. All piwnbrokers, Ke. are requested to gold Lever Wateh, No. 15, re : jermat vantet Cloe By doangso, they will fe twenty dollars for the yeh and tive dollars for the mantel ‘clocks "Apel a Mok n lane. ‘do 2ter INO. org 136 Rector st. con Rone HI a bag of Beeswax, m: uked AB, {rom 8 information where it can be dito Boyd & Aamone tine Buildings, Wall ste will be rewarded, AIMATHEMATICS PH ANICAL, D wen ‘4 & |ATICS.—The subscriber respectfa ed, informs those cy are desirous of improving themselves, or who have others under their chante whom they — to be instructed in the above branches of jonrnipe, thas that he is prepared to give 1u- struction in the same, to individuals or classes, during day and evening, on reasonable le terms. safer garacilars enquire of he subscriber, No. 99 Downing st. jinn jechamics Por an afte tthe Mi re M.A. DAVIS, aI, Foax, ae 5.1842. ame Bay cing & day, tet apt bythe Gow Genera ‘Thankegiving, this 6 from 12 fol ecloee Pav soaty. he mails pale will be cowed 5b minntes past | o’ ce P.M. dg ae JOHN LORIMER GRAAM, P.M. SA IN JERSEY CITY. SeasSth ix ' v acti ‘ort A. Rectured'yy Stolart Wires % Danham, of the best materials, and most approved «ty! hy an wishing an Instrument of this description, can obtain iton very reasonable terms, by leaving ine of address, for GW ‘itw post office, or for box 152 upper post office, de it*r EALT! THE POOR MANS RICHES AND THE RICH HE ot ne Sib einebiice Tags T Aiveases which Ta = mt, ‘the constitution for early Trom tite, wee coEbS COUHS, of Ti tnt «COMPLAINTS are most liah’e to attack teh haman “The ae ete fe the frame And fit it for d’sease. An hour of care would end the same, And all its mge Alas! the moment passes by, Next comes the hor when we must die.” ‘There is not only trath Wee rooty, in the above compesition. We letthe dm) that moment, if we used the me would be the mae valuable of our existence, for it + ras I speck in eternity which ends our own career by negligence. I thay shot Fax Sova one. sa sentence thet OK it NON, od OUT ws another. Here . our FOR So Jeol n sickness stalks i niga, are at every mom ne, and liable tbe allected: fet ts be carcfals “The fint mmomsout when a cold sets in, remember tant EA, Come, JUND ExrhACT: oF “foxkuouND CANDY, f tely eve vestige Of tnd COLDS It is gals Berd Hay ad “siren: ‘Astor CERTIFICATE ! READ THE FOLLOW’ Sam Your. D Dee. 2. 1 Gentle: My wife has “ep ted witha, weakness of the Wer tome ot te daeghter, vs also been, lungs, which was so wy wilt od hachter yd bet AUCTION SALES THOMAS BELT. BELL & HO Pit 1936 cen. — Upner Tier 2% cents. e. First Tier 5¢ cents ‘ Btorea Nov: tt tein nt 1s Pelton street.) Mestayer —FUESDAY.— THIS EVES Wal rrformes sale of Piano Fortes—At i0}¢ o'clock, room, , fant Rene Nie Jf John street, beer Broarmy on ‘ocean. | After which, “A M fetal ap to the hig hest 2 aie h reg Ase pc ss wie RIC ie wl it fe por vA tanity seldom occurs, for persons’ wishing aw Piano, to fap. | Couclade wich THE KING'S jemarlyes, Most of them are warranty ng, of Torewroad and. mal ouple and single serail hollow and gothie corner, metalte p ry. 1 tra keys, French and other moive rand action and as tifal in exterior, hand tone as any paano fo who are informed the tale ‘will be Doors open at oe o'clock and Toate will com menee at 7 precisely PARK THEATRE, (F-REDUCED PRic} In order FA Sa the exigencies of tae tage Ss the Manager has one without restriction, heen induced to Pegs She sof to Rone room ws open on Monday for examination, and Mr. ™ —— Ladd Gallery, 19 1236 cents. <) cket will be in attend nce, same time. he assure .DNESDAY. of the Drama, shee his ean will be poo to merit Splendid F At 106 gion atthe sales room, ta i their patronage and support. jendid Fnrni assortment of ele; i v order of Sheriff. large ee ee THIS sala OT % Sen be presented, Se pe eel furniture of a family removii new ity, made cabinet furviture, beds, THE | hs “ok itioual and very valuable assortment of A SAT Tie Sw. Roots supers” hon eae id and kitchen furniture of all deveripteons, 1 FeePoam nen ahg—Cartaa wt ae eartes post rook a b et lowing articles by exncation—ipfeuthzrvilows, a Otice ones oren deity from 9 to 5, where "Pickats may be Siover“=Also, Motte cooking nad Wows hall saves Stme time, a variety of second hand furniture, the’ property “MITCHELL'S « OLYMPIC: THEATRE. ofa iageag going to jeaioay Sunday. 4 Broadway, New Yor. THIS eVENING? DP 1 he performed NO wi No aor r ba ood cbRete AT oF LITERATURE. LUCKY STARS 1olZe The Doors will be opened at haifpastié, and the per vrinanee commence at 7, Ske uo talker, ition wat Every artic. will be warranted, The sale positrve, and ca- talogues in tim Cr AMPHITHEATRE ‘OF. THE REPUBLIC. 37 RQUESTE IANISM EXTRAAORDINARY, ONDAY, December Sth, 1842, MONS. LETORT, ‘The celebrated Parisian Horseman, trom Francoui's, agagement of OSCAR STONE. ‘The great American Indian Act Rider. The famous ro Horse Hider, bes trian talent’ performances, varying the extraordiuary feats of the now strongest company in the’ Union, will be Unwed through the wee oe A ee egapaaiaaal OF THE agrattes a Vek: REPUBLIC, In the lobby Pty eRe ress sree will hey found ’a aah emorament of Bruit, Pasty, Confectionary mage ade, with which par pateeed’ tat inbie "suaces Wy inthe great" Olympus Salonen in eccond tier, are to be rea sonar , had the fllowiug necessaries of life, — ce on Fhurs- consequence ‘The sale of ze thot was to have take , diately after the above of ‘Phursday being iving Day. Splendid Paintings at ‘Anctige—Aé 1034 o'clock at No. 4 John street, near Broadway—this store having been purpo"e—will be sold a superb collection of O: eal Pi some of which are exiremely valuable and by the bes Will be arranged on Weduesday. This collection wiil comprise modern artists, castle and battle pie architectural and other subjects, hee ible: fromed engravi logu: Inesday morning. in the evening till 9 o'clock. BY par & fr ade Eugagement oat many in th "ite roome will be Lighted 'UESD. At 1036 oitlock at Puy fale rooms, Liquors, Segars, &c. &c, WEDNESDAY, At 103 o’cloek in the sale root 4 i |, See. Chamy nd ‘A No. 1. Pianos, new and ny ‘at Furaiure, bird cages, Se. Potry mpiing Scotch mA Vike fies: 4 i u , Timm 3 A large ease OS Peeks sf the sales rope, wre, kes Together with any amoont of Le monade and Besides the handsomest ocection of Pictures in the Finca ction gpen a an the day tume FR NEL! oy. \ THAM SQUARE. RygUCED PRICES-Dreas eels 3 cents, et . inne Yolock, at 43 ne street, elegant household fur MAT PRIVATE SALE superb French 634 octave piano, made by the celebrated composer Henri Herz, of Paris, equal in tone to trume nt e' verimported, ARR AND AUCTION. NOTICE.—Mensrs, BELL & ell as evening. Entrance sw evening. a RD (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give no- Secale tler Bates 12ig cents. Galle rents, Pit 6 fr frida ond ho pas, tase hee Aa Gane, | came Mctae ment in New Work aforda ss in all its by nches, and will be continued and puch fertect kratificatic can be seen this week at the al, and on the same honorable terms, atthe old | Frauklin. cy 2 Ann and 115 Fulton streets. Liberal advances on In ogminen to the syeady Jong list of names is added the po- ened forsale, Certain sales and promot returns; a | pula Miss fie, V i “the sexutar dale of Farnitere, | Mr. Hat “American rival of Otto Motty and Paul. Al a ; Saturday. | 20, one of the best Come Singers to New Yorke name can Dry goods, ney werdnve and Fridays: | belkuown ovly athe Phea:re, One more week of the Bouth Gut door sales of groceries, fu ‘all “descriptions of | ern gentlemen, ‘Mr. Ei + and BELL & HOWARD, mmit, Brower and ce, who sustain property, attended to, the Negro chatacters. 43 Im¥ee THOS. BELL, Anctioneer. ‘The well known and populeg Mr. J. - O'Connell, the tat SSIGN REV SALEOF GELENDID CABINET FUR- ponent, (ais Bayou A RE, by HUMBERT & CO. advertised for Sauter I Rinmond, Ot is postponed to Thnredeae D at which time it i positively tke erocene Gt Beek: man, corner of Gol ‘treet. tal Raw ready, ard may be aDalned’ athe aaa ah Meee he perf cape former ¢ found Miss Auriol. Migs Re "Atguets, Miss Gelesve: and i Potts Corteoy a ngsaed. ‘The funiture may be examined ‘in the ware rome any ime fur Nose ner Brat Band neo. previous to Me r ae OM NOTICE—Whe alr wr wie, WAT | =e hermes Fa or Friday nights. nit 1mia®s FRANSES THEATRE —! oat Lenbeies rie besanders, nul “TUENDAY= i gemac leo Splendid Piano Wortes,'bv eh bes P road Hy das A Dieu 6 December, WEG NESDAY-*Valuablo Pormeueat he mies tase ore CABALE ELTEBE, Auteeuhe wid THURSDAY—Sale of Valuable Paintings, at 4 John street. AMERICAN THEATRE—WALNUT-8T. FRIDAY—Furniture of the bird quality. at 14 John street. PHILADELPGIA, ed alter Shaler, ving Hexaader, Robert and James | UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISB C. CUSHMAN, SATURDAY—Extehaive Bale of Slendid Furniture. of THIS EVENING, Dec ly Mill be enacted, alldtseriptions ia the sale Tooms BELL & HOWARD, To Teele Tah OLIVER TWIST. E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. RICAN MUSEUM, Mitharch. (BUILDING, Broad opposite St. Paul’s isitors admitted the same sreniog free. Ri unimense establishment consists of SIX SPACIOUS HALLS, each over 100 feet in Jength, and containing more coe i works of nature and art than any five museums in di Iwtec THOS, BELL, Anctioneer. Al AUCTION.—Positive Sale of Massachusetts Btocks, by oraer of the Directors of the. Ree Rail Road. F, mn SATURDAY, December 1%, 142 At 120’ Yelock, vat the office of the Corporating, under the Mer- chants Bank, in BOSTON. 00,000 Sterling, enuivaleut to $100,000 Mcasachusetts Five os ein Lona he Ist day of April hock is payable in th on tl iat of eis payable to bearer with naually, an 1871. iuterest semi-annually, an LAST WEEK of the comic and inimitable ' sehcaree OF JANKE Ie HELL! who will appear in Dutch, ~ count warrants attached, It ia in ce: ites of £200 i ‘al ty neak no = ~ ine , a ay -anenth as fecters ie A Corporation: pirfenite bet the Pcheta re 7 oDb a BP.YOUNG NICK: pvtebe feet ~ hay ieee os Boe corti Thi Cag tei in which he sustai WN Lote ere apes t tat tl tert g ay PR RE ec Cd bap ny ey SEY’ GIRL ie Say pieees berate Pinter nf mon! the. privately Gonealied @ all sarjectss rae willbe putas from ons Geffen ¥o"the "whale, yegable a | Seton of the Sieehavences 4 ayers ce cough ia balan in6 months with interest, the | She will show by irresistible Soma Rg oad argu Brock as: =the purchaser having the option of pay: ments, that his reading «at the n ny apy time he pleases before the expiration of | sud thae a wot Phas on: the 6 months, topping the interest. BO best Cans rica, 1ST For further particulars, apy a danevel tse HOOD ‘she tongetreas | Albino Lady, he: SIAH QUINCY, JR., Fae Biase Working, Gait Comoran Be # dado Treasures of WAR Cohesion. ay performances every Wednesday asi at three UNITED STATES ive preparation, and will probably be ready next weel TEA E MPORIUM, oe the most surprisi stupendous and miraculous ubvel! 121, late 129 Chatham a Nas Vor. “tinkd al enter aw Bor tee A , a LOWERFUL ATTRACTIONS | HE CANTON T! a Pitti ad wa oa vis ena edtsgts | sw Howie MUSMOR Syme Piorvan ent i lagen phe. sae. eveese race fetes ea =a a Specs bal peupioaiiin ized 2 say ot a herand are the z, oe =r $f Prosecuting business peri ie rate oii sie i # founded upon moat regard {0 he rights of The custom: | DELA fae valled ie ae er especially with respect weight quality, and anri- pe can See valled cheapness. All purchasers are en{led upon to return for 0) aut soa articles which fail to give tham the an attief- ction, which CONG a. feces wil be cheerfully and promptly” refndnd” Conn: Great prepa preparations making’ for cru jomanters wil ind it decided advantage {0 supnle thon = ; Selves from this establishment. id c' Softee rusted every da world-—Now on street rere from al acs of the United States executed with | and Trvon for times aeat me oe "A Donble Spasiah Li Live af ante ico aly zee en Ameren for the mae Reve the Spaniards, in’ the year 1940, Ga cake 2 te cn ; Ler pigs soit Galena Lead, per ship as Tram | orsisy ans ronaee mening a eee ae er ee COLLINS & CO. se Bou hae | Dg rreastgoable yaunch, double Me t= ae FY pas gles 's. superfine Flour, per ship Louis, from ore Neral for, to re ore a Meant and weigh leans, a . K. COLLINS & CO. ve South xt._ | |, Profess walltovirandjuaee’ and Anatomist 1%; 0. THE LOVERS OF SUPER ‘hee bens LOVERS 2 = ‘Veurs old. She is deficient msl cle CR ca re ego wen ana w for sale atthe Canton ‘Tea ; sien taken alive in the North fhe 1 Ey ecb imi" | Se ert ceemg ie dog Se el Rod A ‘0 LET=Lower part of honse 131 Vari rt onan. Veyepntalaah ore it eine Soeen frou acfclock A M tll 10 P M. 6 4% 2 Admission 121-2 cents, children under 10 years of age half A be di 5 d eae ate anlar Bake aera cones | "Good Made temndasse, 'n23 mem table and respectable business, which can be great- NEW CHARLESTON THEATR' Perms modern ish hi kivor, nisia LAP IES and Gentlemen wishing ngneaets the above Barclay at ae are weqeened to make i fens 06 2t%r feation to a6 ter FORBES. 12 Nonh Moors se ORVICE Nor oT WALL OFREE SST ug here are but for few more subscribers, rhe stone are admics ‘Terms may be known by application to Stans ~ Ade pg ad bal ‘yl at a Loke-dpebucinahe for ROSIER, geereuary, Beitney seroot ear the Bowery, oF Net 45 were ‘3 arl street. KE 0 PRINTERS AND PUBUCHERS—A youve fhe publi oS Kt be oe veh hls Garena genase rab : banipeas fn every dena zt iron sees em mare Will be conducted fast at a em seve nats, he rooms aitached highly respecitto take ehatge of, Cater srhich ‘wilt be lotand mocha hf oes haper com A genmucratng ey “ sae alah, sac er my . s dong ed he trast la Table relerenecs gives Ligh | propeetens ‘maison de ‘cue larerhly er vil separ id So hms aed fe ir. 3 SL tenements in the is (Tuesday) Afternoon, Dee: 6th, at ot ammgement wil be fund ofthe fe onder ‘The above is a substantial Boat, fitted up. with wan | +n Ts eyseomerhte 8 Room, ed er accommodation i unrivalled oa ‘Ad inspection of the establi ie ton. Piy PLES, INE OF WrEKEBOATS ndawistr 190 Brondway, between Liberty & Cedar sts. #0 ALB and Intermediate Places,— LApiee’ ‘Silk and Me: de pis ons cearnoat 8. Urn OHN MD vies ‘x JONEs, Quem a cepa hemes erm RAC recrw Rote wn Te ee gi: ive ke cheniresis of Fon Dy. mai, Aen Oren Ee coy que agate tt sage or ei "eit apply board, or to P.C, SHULTZ reotrve See Ge ‘Gernas t ieee Ke" oars N, B.—All ki “Of property. taken only at the mht owners theres eee ts 3p Broudway, meal poste the STRABISMUS. COMMONLY CALLED alay. saver Hh, wilh as eee, | F re ee tory wt, ew Yt 2% oeloek, | toni 7139 | rhe, debs caried athe ott talases seen’ a in IG. the laborers, merits the ruin which has overtaken them. CURED jin few Ament , Phe difficulties which surround Ohio are very grest, and rein npe ee Be Pee, Min ot! NOBLE POWER! hi.* pIGN, t removed by any of here or the only bright spot in her lowering horizon is the fact lla, Loan sittin vitae ti wh ie tyo ce 74 most Liquidation wary, tet Te wi adtnee sipuanee: ot | pr incon after ee FA. sis | oa fant Meedine at the lavas 5 otheZouah pool gd < Maa 9 a Bod woud ty trom her mouth anda atte name time tera ths covey would oye in Bea a anaes the | tom jofes. sn Ber. Sates at tho Stock Exc hange, winter. Not! ae, ze tee al Improverpen $12,000 NY State 15 shas Greenw. Ins Co. 9034 cep Dit we on ‘doathes cn sd i sei. 30 do Brrseuns & Ut.” try regan 8 bao, Srapression ‘cpon her BS 4 seen ies sate ronnie cy , 3 do Tous Island, 4 ach other atone ful IERCY, 1 Delaney P. 8. Bdo von, es race stheet, 15} FA 8 Go ae iy — foe 45 Divigon et eeteanrs | 8 de Seeroe ae Co, be : very happy to see Second a Beara. “ea, Oe eaters: «2 erie item Cm Mat Gen Wheaton, Ne is Nady ptm NO. Wyuns, Boston; fae’ Four lots of land Ses Rateigh, M : easterly side of Woth street betwee ontelning 35 fost frome aes rat "4 Ati ’ i . fate ‘ghee fe foam 9th and 10th aven = “Be oe a ei Hick, Brita, ce eat i ‘ou ‘and 485, each 25 feet 1 “at 0 tito rin Bo ee 7 Fon lena citrate of if, Nov 2=Cld Ric known et Now 41,39, 0 and in the city ve tretound ema ne Dose soe yon A a four 88 feet, ‘nt io aeneech tide, at $100 each. bo in mh, Rowland, * Blanchar Houke and lot of grgundon the conerly side of Mercer Mobile, Williams, NewYork; street, between Houston and Bleecker adjoining narnia are ps grey cara putAene 10 Astor iad no 14 bing A wii ie Philadelphia. a a a e y. Orleans, ie Neve 0 ned iin, aos 45 “5 fies big going Ad yee mapped a Gream and all kinds of Confec- ee epiniel RS e.| ~All kinds of Steam r ae iar’ | ate int bushels ptime IIlinois Wheat, per shi hom New Orleans foreale by, at Pet om. K! COLLINS & CO. % South st. {VAR—2i has. prime new crop N.O. Loumsa, New Orieaat for sale by woe .. be K_OOLLINS & CO, 56 6 bean algee, and sarl che W, IN HOUS! No. 223 CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH, MASONIC HALL, Je in complete order, Tee reception of Gentlemen sini ise BL. HARTWELL. La ~ Heree Aaa eae ae Wag el gr ‘Jiren and fulliled [Ncuknenr MONEY Ascounted ailan, ny ey, 44 Hintlin & Woodreff, wno will prompt. | 222° Wall street. vy, ferred a Hoods min address. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS packet ship, Oconee, Crctain Jackson, will succeed wy far-fame the 20th Deo, her regular we ment ou ine srabecemaac iia i