The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1842, Page 3

m NY. og it mer Mont tn from m Los — Goverament, touched at St Kixeston, Ja. Nov W—Arr bp ng from Philadelpina for ea "Sid igth, Hortense, Jones, from Baltumore, for Apa- jachicola. 0G IMPORTANT “ANNOUN NT. —THE COL NE AND PHARMACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK— Have completed the or wm tion of their institution, which now embraces pe: cilities for the treatment of all classes of disease. THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. advice is given on aj! dis ements of the digestive organs CG ! other diseases coming within the province of the physician. The consulting physici- 8 are men of great experience and particularly skille in the use of the stethescope, and the treatment of diseases of the lungs and heart. PRIVATE CONSULTING ROOMS. These are devoted to the reception of patients watering from venereal diseases. This department is Sommnele be a gentleman who was formerly connected with one of the best Lock Hospitals in Europe, and the College have the utmost confidence in his abilities and skill in the treatment of this most im» ortant class of maladies. SURGICAL DEPARTM The Cortxce have also engaged the services of one of the most distinguished operative Surgeons in New York, and are therefore prepared to receive and treat surgical cases. Squinting, cataract, and all disvasas of the eye requiring ano; n, ~stricture of the urethra, —calouli in the bladder,—elub:oot,—diseases of the joints, and of the spine, will be particularly attended to. The fees will be extremely moderate, Patients who so desire will be visited at thelr own honses after operations. PHARMACUTICAL DEPARTMENT. ‘The department is under the immediate superintendance of Dr. M, O'Regan, member of the Royal College of Sur- geous. The medicines prescribed by the consulting phy- sician, are dispensed at the lowest rates, and are of the best description, being imported from Paris and London. THE CONSULTING ROOMS are distinct from the Di M. till 2 PL and from Persons at a distance can on remitting the sum of one dollar and a statement of their case be furnished with a full letter of advice and one dollar’s worth of appropriate medicine. enisary, and are open from 10 A, By order of the a Collenes HARDSON, Agent. Principal (and only) ome of the College of’ Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau st. New York, THE FOLLOWING LETTER 1s FROM A PHY- SICTAN inthe Far West:—“ Springfield, UL, Nov. 17th, 1842, Gentlemon—tn our neighborhood the past fall, we have been more than usually afflicted with the fever ‘and ague. My practice is in a neighboring town in the coun- ty, and more than half the adult population have been from day to day prevented, by that western scourge, fever and ague, from work. Do not understand by this that our section of the Union is naturally unhealthy. On the contrary, butin new countries, until the decayed vegeta- ble composition of ages is destroyed, this complaint must exist. But to return to the object of my letter.—One of my neighbors, who had been as far east a8 your city during the summer, brought with him a few dollar's worth of your HoarhoundCandy. Strange as it may bine not one aris family has been offlicted with a d'ague or cold, although living in an exposed situation; and he as- serts, in which I fully concur, thot it was solely from the use of your invaluable Hoarhound Candy. I trust, gentleman, that you will send a travelling agent out this way, and depend upon it, an immense quantity could be disposed of in every county in thia state. “Tam, gentlemen, your obedient servant, “R. M. ABERNETHY, M. D. "To Messrs, J, Pease & Sox, 45 Division st. “P. §.—Aiter writing the above, I have ascertained that J.C. Benson, of this place will act asagent. He is a ond ponsible man, and if you conclude to send him some, can send a box to Robinson & Co., Maiden Lane, and't! hey will forward it for me. R. M. A.” Offices, No. 3 Ledger Building, Philadelphi State street, Boston. PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S PILLS.—These celebrated Pills, which have gained the greatest cele- brity in Europe, are now for the first tims offered for sale in this country, by authority of the Colley s of Me. dicine and Pharmacy of the city of New have ot tained the original recipe from the disting ‘ished Professor, who is the principal Surgeon to the Hospital of Ja Chi feat Paris. The following is the manner in which ¥elpean speaks of those truly invaluable Pills :— “Th doses are generally sufficient to effect acure. In some cares the discharge is arrested after the Fr sey Itis impossible to deny that those remedies ex: tein influence on the uriaary organs” Vide Velpeaw’s Lectures. TheCollege recommend with the utmost con- fidence this new remedy for a ¢isease which so often baf- fles even the educated physician, is uniformly mal- treated by advertising quacks. ‘The reputation ot Vel- 0 iteelf is staked in these pills. The college fearléatly invite atrial of their astonishin, seni Sold in boxes containing one hundred pills. ice ope dollar. . §. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal ( Office of the College 97 Nassau st. G@- DON’T FORGET TO ATTEND A RAFFLE efa splendid Cloak, this evening, at 8 o'clock, at St. John’s Hall, 8 Frankfort street. Og COL. TUCK, THE GREAT SHOE DEALER, 18 Carmine sireet, says he is using up Dr. Sherman by selling so Many good shoes so cheap, ‘hat 06 one gets acold from wet feet now. The Colonel, "no doubt, is 1oremost in the fieldof cheap shoes, but Sherman’s Lozenges are foremost ia the field of good medicine, and the way they go off is a » and No. 8 © to nervous people. Dr. Sherman’s warehonse is at a streets Agents, 4 Stanwix Hall, Albany ; 8 State Boston, andj Ledger tuildings, Philadelphia. fuj> IMPORTANT ARTICLES.—Oldridge’s Baim of Columbia, the best article yet invented for restoring the hati, prgventing its falling of, and removing scurh seoamné, ye, ‘for coloring the hair 7 ertait for the piles, warranted. sate Hhnaeatesfalment a pe ee ‘article for rhea sprains, &. Dal loys Pain Extractor. The injuries by fire, frosts, scalds, &Ko., are subdued in fifteen minutes, and healed without scars. No family should be without this invaluable article. All the above articles may be had only at 71 Maiden lane. St, THE LOCK HO. Line ban pn Nt ae istinguished management ot ord, is one of the arednciad ‘establishments for vinereal patients in the word All the new remedies for the cure of these terri- ble affections, have been introduced with great success. Encouraged by the fortunate results of M. Ricord’s modes Of treatment, the same remedies have been pre eal wailer the direction of Lome, of Medicine and by of the city of New York, ond are to be had at thair pri principal ollie. The “ Parisian Alterative Mixture,” for the cure of sll forms of syphilis, whether primary or secondary, is Pi at ee per boitle, and in cases of half-a-dozen bottles, Allpatients can obtain the srs gratuitous advice of the eeusutin Ph; ve pa “aap or W.s. RIC iARDSON, Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau st., DR. 8S. HEWES’ NERVE AND BONE LINI- T—The very best article ever made for rheumatic pains, sprains ind braises.. It strengthens weak limbs, extends contracted cords, relieves numbness, takes down swellings, ke. N. B.—The genuine always has the name of Comstock and Co. en the wrapper ef each bottle, and sold only at 71 Maiden lane. oy, PILES 18 WHOLLY PREVENTED OR o@- THE |, if the attack has comeon, L$ in use the only fre Liniment, from Comstock and Co., 71 Maiden lane, New York. Beware of counterfeits. pen par od in Boston are S. Powell & Co., 36 Corn- hill, Franklin Avenue. MONEY MARKET, Monday, Dec. 12—6 P. M. Amoierete amount of business was done atthe stock board this morning, with very little changein prices— New York State 7’simpreved } ; Ohio 6's of 1960 declined 3. Mobile funds 11 a 11}. Rumors are in town from Washington, that the Hon. John C. Calhoun is to proceed to Englandon a mission based upoa the late movements of Gen. Duff Green, in re- lation to a reciprocal treaty between the United States and France and England. The Mechanics’ Bank of this city, a Safety Fund Insti- tution, with acapital of $2,000,000, has for seme time not paid dividends, and the stock eells at 57 percent in the market. In pursuance with the general consent of the stockholders the institution is to apply at the coming ses- sion of the Legislature fora reduction of the capital to the extent of 20 perct. or $400,000. The real deficiency of the capital, after cutting off all that is in any degree doubtful, is represented at $250,000. A reduction of $400,000 would therefore leave a surplus of $150,000, and admit of dividends on the remaining capital, which now lies dead. A large portion of the bad debts'may ultimate- ly be recovered, and will in #0 much increase the divi- dendson the remaining stock. We presume no objection will be raised in the Legislature except for the purpose of feos, against the diminution of thé Bank capital. ‘There are other institutions which want looking into sadly.— The Manhattan, with a perpetual charter, professes to be above all law. Its stock 1 selling at 61, and it is very generally believed that all the purchases are made by the Bank itself, through its broker. This is a matter which should materially affect the perpetuity of the exclusive corporate privileges. Thesystem of allowing Bank Of- ficers and Directors to amass large private fortunes, by means of exclusive privileges, at the exponse of the pub- lic and innocent stockhoide ‘s, will receive serious legis- lative attention during the coming session. In October fast a State Convention was held at Syracuse to take this matter into consideration, and the result was the adoption of the following resolution :-— “ The Resolved, as the sense of this Convention, that no bank should be chartered or permitted to issue bills for circulation without rnfloerne Ma each and every stock holder in the institution ly liable for all the debts of the institution as co- rertners. and joint debtors are lia- ble in their ordinary dealings and business. ‘The memorial is now in active circulation throughout the interior, and the public, smarting under the severe Joases they have sustained from broken banks, there being now afloat $540,000 of the bills of broken -eafety fand banks alone, are very earnest in signing it. ltisas we have remarked on many occasions, the English system of banking, and is effectual in protecting the public from loss. Its operation is to compel those who engage in the business of banking, whether individually or collectively, to run the risk of their own speculations and not as under the American system to allow them to pocket the profits and thre w the Jomes on the public. If such provisions were enfon ced, we would not see institu: tions exploding and reducin g numbers of widows and or- phans to beggary, while its ' directors continue to live in more than Eastern magnifi sence. We have received the Ma ssage of Gov. Bigger, of Indi- ana. The state of thetreasa ry is thus briefly described:— The eflect of these treasury notes on the State Treasury will demand your consideration. Nearly the entire State revenue for the past year, from present indications, will be paid in this currency. This leaves the treasury near- ly destitute of means to pay the members of the Legisle- ture, the various public officers, and the current expenses oftbe Government. The share India entitied to re. ceive from the distribution of the proceeds of the public lands is $256,877 66. The General Government has with- held, of this sum, $13,975—to may back interest due on the bonds of the State purchased by the General Govern. meat, and invested in the Chickesaw and Chocktaw a. nuities, Ung a balance to the credit of the Stete of $12,902 66. This may be set down as constituting the emount of actual money to meet the expenses of the State for the present y: After making many judicious remarks in refation to the State debt, he sums up as follow: But while we depreeate actual repudiation, let us be- ware of that silent repudiation, which, avoiding the di- reet ct, produces the same result. Our embarrassments at home, growing out of our treasury notes, must neceska. rily prevent us, until they are redeemed, from doing what duty requires at our hands. we ehould never lose sight of our liabilities, nor seek to avoid, either directly or indirectly, the demands of justice. Thus the Governer gives no encouragement as to the speedy adoption of any measures towards paying debts. The condition of the State Bank and branches, as com: pared) with last year, is lant st Oor., 1948 axp AG Oc: 2. Decrease. 2.007.917 18,241 328.471 4 is23ia 1,907. 896 181,248 70,738 Tispeokactar plan ofthe President’s mes¢age continues to cause some discussion, although there iy. very little pro- bability of it being adopted. It does not seem to meet the views of the eltras of either party. The paper men object that the paper circulation will not be large enough, and the bullionists are afraid, as well as the ‘President himself, who limits the amount to $15,000,000, that there will be too much. Now, if the President had been convinced of the perfect soundsiess and utility of the currency he proposes tocreate, why should he object to allowing the amount to be regulated wy the wants of trade? He was clearly not convinced of it, He was airaid of the phantom of his own creation, and like an engiueer proving a piece of ord. nance, he begins with small charges, and is afraid that his instrument of destruction will burst under his hand. Af- ter showing these indications, he avows that the chief purpose of the exchequer is “to pay the debts of the go- vernment with the redeemable paper of the government.” ‘The message further remarks that this money paid out will enter into general circulation, “thereby realising the great want of the age.” If $15,000,000 of irredemable gov- ernment paper isthe great want of the age, then is the mil- lennium certainly approaching. If awant so easily grati fied is all that is necessary to promote happiness, why was Dr. Dyott vent to prison? After this money is paid to the go- vernment :reditors, ‘‘ which is its chief object,” there will bea board of exchequer with 26 branches, and not one dollar in their tills. A merchant then calling would ask, “Will you buy my bill on any given point” “ We can. not to.day—we have no money.” ‘Will you draw on another branch ?” “They are in the same situation as our- selves. They h weno funds at present.” “ What can you do? “Why, if you have got any specie, we will take it and give you ace: tificate of deposite without interest.”— « What will you do with my specie?” “ Oh, pay the go- vernment debts witlvit. The Treasury is very short just now.” This is reall-y all that the concern could do. The government bills cou Id scarcely enter into general circu- lation ; and if they did 80, would come in active competi- tion with all the circuJation of the banks. All that are issued and payable in t’ais city would either be discredited by thebanks, and not come into circulation, or they would entirely drive out the bauk circulation. The two curren. cies would nit circulate together. We may now draw a parallel between the President's plan and that of " Frank- lin?':— Peas or “FRanxriy.” 1. To issue government paper money to the creditors at their option, or on depos ite of specie, dollar for dollai of specie kept on hand to re- present it-—such issues un- limited in amount. 2. The exchange office may sellor accept a bill of exchange, receiving there- for the tull amount in specte or the bills of the office hereby authorieed. Puan oF THe Presipent. 1, To issue $15,000,000 of paper on the credit of the government, one dollar of specie to be kept for three paper ones issued. 2. The Exchequer may deal, that is, buy or sell bills of exchan ze, paying out or receiving for them the bills here authorised. 3. The Exchequer may issue certificates of deposite to those who deposite specie with it. ‘The plan of “Franklin” allows as much paper money as the people or their business want, and is well secured, or can command the property w‘hich it promises, and allows all those who wish to use the facilities which it offers to exchanges, to avail themselves of it or not, as thoy please; and every point secuited so that specie will al- ways be kept on hand to an ami unt fully equal to all the paper outstanding, The Presidient’s plan proposes to is- sue $15,000,000 of paper based adtogether on credit. He states that.$5,000,000 of specie shall be set apart to repre- sent it as ‘occasion requires.” ‘i"his is merely nominal— the specie may or maynot be kept on hand. He then allows of thesaleof bills and the emission of certificates of de- posite for specie, but makes no provision for keeping the specie on hand. It may be received atone door from a de- positor and paid ont to a creditor atjthe other. It thus authorises three descriptions of peper. The plan of “Franklin” authorises two. The latter makes every pos. sible provision for the security of the paper. ‘The Pr dent proposes no security whatever, but avows that the chief object is to borrow money for the use of the Govern. ment, all other means of borrowing having failed. Ifthe Government promises, bearing six per ct. interest, will not sell at all, how can he suppose that its promises, bearing no interest, will circulate at par? Sales at the Stock Exchange, 1 03 38. N Am T; Sito dos" heise "ie Io Delaware dH 6°00 Ohio 67s, 1960 4 a0. dows 850 080 Say 6's, 1871 1500 Cite J ahas Bie New York 28 Mechanics Bank ‘37 100 70 Bk Commerce, scrip 92 50 Second Board. 150 Long Island RR 4834 100 Harlem RR State of Trade. Below is a table, made up from the books of the Canal Collector, of the shipment of property down the Canal during the year 1842, with a similar table Gor 1841, for the pose of comparison. The sudden closi ng of the Canal Co arrested mr ou and wheat enough at this place to ha increased the former article to 660,000 bbls. and the latter to 1,250,000 bushels, which would show increase rif bind 1840, when the navigation lasted watil Dec. 1; oho: ithstanding al a large amount has gone through C1 1942. 17,828.... . A89} aneda;— ‘1841. 10,163 67,007 oO: , Ship Stuffs, do Peas and Beans, do. Dried Fruit, pounds... Clover & Grass Seed,do. a aud 4 Bar and Pig Lead, do. Pig Iron, do. . Iron Ware, do Butter and Lard, do. . oi do. . Bonnin & Seaniiig, el ware 9,123,994 ~ gly sete wee bibl sori ‘ ; 13 Domestic Spirits, gall. Sundries, pounds. Th m’t collected in 1942.. 1841. Excess in favor of 1942... Whole number of clearaiices 184: 1941, . Deficiency of clearances in 1819. Business in this city is v cee “pra Ply is but 732 ag moderate. little movement. By auction 96 hhds Kentucky, ced | it an average of $2.70. ti bat Tey seateorioht erin aka in Ti masts 4 stn a on; | in rt} tures. bony pigiheed 9s, 20adoperiseve sree Naval Stores. —North Ce. Turpentine sells at $2.75 bri.; common Tar at 137¢ brl; Southern Spirits pee : ee “4 wharf at 480 gail. Oils —200 bris Whale for export at 35c ; for ae m selected at 370 Crude Sperm is worth. 87 pie peony sold at 6240; Linseed is dull from ther inom Auta te quel higher than 80 a 82}c. Cattle Markets, There has been no material change in this market. The usual supply was offered and the pi of last week ob- 1a Philadelphia last weekj there were 600 beeves in mar- ket. Sales were made from 3 todo; a part of the above were from Virginia and Ohio; 325 Cows and Calves, sales from $17 to 24, extra Springers $11 a 16 ; Dry Cows $5210. Hogs, 420— from 34 # 4c. Sheep, 1000— sules from 9c to $1 374; extra $2 The Chillicothe Advertiser hey ‘one of the principal packers there has already purchased 20,000 hogs thi fon, and ¢xpects to kill in all, 25.000. ‘The prices paid in cash, are, for Hogs weighing 200 Ibs and upwards, $1 50 per 100 ibs, and for Hogs weighing less than 200 Ibs. $1 26e. Hogs, on time, are purchased at $1 50 to $175 per 100 pounds, 2 AE Married, On Friday evening, 9th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Milnor, Mr. Luovp Lee Barrrox to Miss Many Avoveta H- Mixa, daughter of Alex, Ming, J of this city. On Sunday evening, the 11th instant, James Keatixo,in the 26th year of his age, of ashort but severe illness, of the firm of Keating & Farr. ‘The friends and those of his brothers-in-law, Timothy, Owen W.,and Matthew T. Brennan, the members of Ful- ton Fire Engine cuaeey 21, and the Fire De ‘partment ge- nerally, and the members of Marion Lod e, No. 34, 1.0. of O. F., are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence No 135 Cedar street, on this (T' uesday) afternoon, at 2 0’clock. At Brooklyn, on Monday morning the 12th instant, Witrtam Youxo Duxtor, aged 18 months and 14 days, son of James and Margaret antes: The triends and scqualatances of the family ere re- spectfually invited to attend his funeral this atternoon at 3 o'clock, without further invitation, from the house of his Father in John street near Jackson street, Brooklyn. On Sunday morning, of consumption, in the twenty - eighth yesrof her age, Mancaner Jucta, wife of Alexan- der Crewhet, and eldest daughter of George Bake- well, Es The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requestod to attend the funeral on. Tuesday the 13th inst., at 3 P. M., without further invitation, from the residence of her father No. 192 Second street. dt2 ate Passengers Arrived St Ann's, Ja—Schr Wm W Wyer—Robert Couhan, Henry Burgess. Foreigu Importations. N's Ja—Schr Wm W Wyer—377 bags pimento Mait- nuedy & co, Domest! Cuanuestox—s bales cotton Waldo—iti Vicia '& Duck 162 Boyd & ermal Oh tes rice Gray & Cros Brevoort—12 pk, pine ulse Greenway, Henry & co—2 L M uke brhery gi itkes—1 J D vrand=t T Leech—i orn jou! My Potter—1 H A‘len—1 Mvs Clark—1 U it- cheil—2 Da ht Weseoa--4 bbIs H Douelly—2J H Brown & Broters—65 te es to ord it Ann’ ud, Ke Importations, H, Allen(Renorted yesterday }=26 Is & Bogert & Maitiand—13 C & 32 rege Robinson & com ‘i or, if captains of vessels will give modore Ri Lyny, of our news tleet. a re- port of the shipp the port whence they sailed, the geaaels spoken on their passage, a tiet of their cargo, and any foreign newspapers they may He wiii board them ime mediately on their arrival. Agents and correspondents. at home or abroad, will alee confer a favor by sendiug to this office all the mariue intelligence they ean obtain. Nautical information of any kind will be thankfully recetved. zI BY, *REQUEST—MR. BRAHAM bas the: ounce that he will give a a ie the Stuyvesap: Iagth- te on Thursday, Dec, les raha. Cones commie at panied a a Mr Chas Braham Mr Braham ike » faw, 4.—Bong fromAmatie, Mr Brahe Mr Braham Mr Braham MeO Behan ham and Rrahato Mr Braham MrC Braham raul Mr Braham My Braham end ir C Brat am Mr Braham Mr Braham inc Breh Morr 1L—Duert 12.—Song, in, 4s "“Gailap on C pally: Barns,” [rish Love Song he n the ‘Trump of Fame? Ros- AUCTION SALES ___ THOMAS BELT Ez BELL & HO #22 Jan and 115 Paton ured) _ TUESDAY, At 10 1-2o%elock, at No. if fon st, near Broadway, Spleni bine Fimicur Sale A supecior a-sortment of eabinet furniture in the city, comprising beaut Rinocharen cece cette: sbréueh bedgirady. ane perb marble tap furn nd cet tte ta- bles, sofas, chairs. rocking chairs, and other chotee articles in t dex by W. Alexander, R. & 1 Young, Goodale ker, Irving, Shafford, &e perere silicle wilibe warested. Whe calc positive and cata Pe ie Also, 2 superb Piano Fortes, by order of the Marshal, at 12 o'clock’ precisely. WE DNESDAY, At 1044 o.clock. in the ssle rooms, ee Second Hatd Farnitore Sale—A sucerior exten- ass atment af the best gerond inl house: irtie! ind household furniture of all deses ions faAtlso. an uncommonty fine variety of cxty made new cabinet jaruiture. Also, beds, window enrts paiimeer. (Mores Ne mattreses, &e, DAY, t 1036 o'clock, at the sales rooms. rive sale of sp'endi mahogeny par- *, Polished French tt OST—The following promisscey notes:—John Addome, | bed steads, wardrores, wach stands, pl io. and dressing bureaus, L ated New York, Sept. Biz.nt 6months,orderof Ch rles | book eases. aud other choice articles of Cnrniture. to close ssl Addons, cndorsed'b! himand hv By C. Porter, (or $275 60... | and pay expenees—comprising 26 ne bandaome well made and ‘aylor & Marke, dated New York, Sept. 1, 1812, at 6 mouths | warranted sofas as can be found in the city, French and ote endorsed onter, $001 12. style mahogany chairs,couches, rockers, nurse All ill Elle “0. New York, Sept 3. 1942, at 6 months. | these can be warranted, Parables c. ‘hllery ororder, endorsed by him tf As C. FRIDAY, morter, $219 Painting Sale—AL 10% o'clock, the remaining and B-#. Dawson, July 11, 1241, fifteen months, his own order, mast valuable. portion of the consiznment. and ine We 2 : "| Yoiges of truly chotee original ancient and’ modems printings Hons are cantioned against negotiating the sume, ¥ the best masters. the finder is requested to return then soe - SATTRDAY, H. £. ROUTH At 10% o'eleek, in the sale rooms, Broad-st. Elegant Furniture of all descantions. OST OFFICE, New Yo Tih, BY RIELL & AROULARIU® Dec, Letter bags fu land, pe srhich leases Bata ge eRe Ream ‘Thar day the 15th inet, at 45 minutes past 3 o'clock. P M 413 3tr OHN LORIMER GRAHAM RERUMATISM: RHEUMATISAE asp Tearn the value of good allio rubber ‘over and knowing that doing, _ ‘4 the sale of sm essevtiol injne we asthe father pportw or lone team going at the must inform him also that as his untimely announcement tas cheated me out of @ matrimonial speculation, 1 shall have speedy recourse tothe Jaw and the result of damages shall be Goes to shicing the javeuile Shermans in the vieiuity of ivecker at. 3 1% ALBERT TUCK, FASHIONABLE © Epa Soarrs—c Raval TGLOVES &e—Old Estab- w =P. Ls blished 1823.— ionable Goods, 1 from London and of fashionable Sea fs m gesurt entof fashionable Stas, Searts, Gr Li eek eect they ree weed he frst rican Institute,) Glovers Sere Si 1, Lambswoolava Buckskin St and ‘all articles anpertsining to a gentleman rich and varied. Gen'lemen calling at the old estab ishm. may'de pen ou being (arnished witha superior aatiele af th? tent fashion, at fair and woderate prices, "PARSELLS iE, Mi Broadway, between Fark Place eink keseras sears! P. & A. continu the manufacture of their celebrated Braces and gentlemen’s 's sRw ia Riding Betts, d13 Im*r EW INVESTED Oleainovs Compound. —For cei Hfectly waver proof—io be abi old established Leather and Findi 12% cents x. To sy ‘ ecure the advantage of dry feet, is confidently recommende: J. A. BROWN. 721] moon sr: 34 433] m1em waren 1% eee Cleared. Tay ips Virginian, Allen, Liverpool, R Kermit; Ai Bawarls, ter) ™m, Schucharit, Bavee & Go--Ba pgs gues New Orleays, Nekinith, Lecds & ComBrigs inton, Lyon, Savannah, Str Shoemaker, Apatar hicala, John ne an ‘Townsend. Philulelphia, A B Cooley & Tyler, Wilmngton, NC, John Ogden; A M Hale, ston, Arrived. Sehr Wan. W. Weer, Dyer, from St. Aun, Ja. vip, Saran: mb 12 doys vimento, to Maitland, Kennedy & Co, Put vi distress, with loas of captain, aud the erew all Schr Ann Denman, Howe, It days from Bermud: to Middleton & Co. ' Left brig John H. Stephens, for N: Tremont, Kesly, for do. 7th inst. lat 35, ton 65, ah ship Margaret, from St. Joh Phillips, Prettyman, 30 days from Havre pus 12 days, with iron, in ball Ma” aA Vv: Sehr Ch plaster and lath 01 serra Lucreti nd Two Brot Philadelphia, both went ashore inthe NE. gale. at Nc. Hare bor. Mount Desert. ‘They would, no doubt, be got off without mace: hews, 10 gare. Tata Eastport, with n& Brown, . M._repd she Catharine, Groby, M4 days from Yarmouth, NS. with wood, t ra Sh Dirhom, Hallett, from Newbem, NC. with naval stores, late, di fm Lucy, Means, ‘Schr Pocasset, Tucker, from Eastport, with lath and plaster, to, wat r Schr to ‘s fram Portland, with molasses, to ruelia, Davis, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to J. eSehrita eten Rodman, Shezhard, from New Bedford,with oil, 6. 10. Ord seh Vesper, Smith, from New Bedford, with oif and can- les, to order. ‘Schr Jaber L. White, Rogers, from Philadelphia, with mdse, to order, Behr Copy, from Nantucket, with vil, tovor/er. , Below. from Porto Rico, with mdse, to J. Schr New Union, Ch McKinley. Sarah & Arsiha, shy 3 mer oul: Sites, ees, Herald Marine Correspondence. Boston, Dee. dh 1812. Bee Geowies U Arr 10th, Champlain, Ki » Philadel ‘ame up, Saracen, Wells, from Manilla, Ca Straits of Ma: cassar, i Cape Dondu, Aag 8, ho doubt was the Unicorn, fom M reported to hve sent for au about Joly 24) Returned, Angola, of Salem, for St, Mp tiseharge, and go, on the railway for revairs. Rogers, Harding, Philadelphia. Marriith, Glasses Lambert, New Qrleans; Freeman, Spear; Richinend, Holbrook and Hydaspe, Thomas, all, from Tho aston for ork. jelow, 2 les, one supposed U righ= tom, From Charleston: and’ be General Record. Packer sure Vinorwrax, for Liverpool, will sail to-day at o'clock. Her letter bags close at Gilpin’s Reading Room at half-past 11. Scun Prqvor.—The hall pd, materials of the Pequot, on shore near Newport, were sold at auction for about $108 Banque Sr-Cuaies (before reported Clyde) tram Hevre or New Orieans, was blow ashore'on the 4th alt. on the NE end of Cuba, between Netvitas and Puerin Principe. The eapinin, Passengers and crew left the vessel about datk, ip (wo beats <= ‘About six hone after their dopoteee oester svech, toe betgos veaa seen t0 bei flames, ands supposed to have been totally constr crim Eien, with the passengers of the North America, ast away on the Bahama Banks, arrived at Mobile on the ist instant. iare Eowasn & Rot,anp, at New Orleans, reports. having sprung a leak when five days out trom Antigua, and is how neat Ty waterlonned Brio Lavy Hustinctox.—It was reported at Halifax. 6th pat shat the Lady Hntiugton, (Br) Sione, from New York for Yarmouth, NS. had been cast away on’ the Nova Scotia She coast. Siirwaxcxs ww Caxava—On Thursday, about 23 r. at, the berqne Bellon shore ar Kamouraskn, having parted from heranchors while laying at the Brandy Pots ring the ale. ~ The captain, pilot, three of the crew ant the shi. im the boat with the intention of getting on shor H tnable todo s0 1m consequence of the ereat quantity. of lee sLortly afterward succeeded in landing ou one of the small, tale ids, where they were obliged to remsin outil about 12 o'clock the following morniug—the steward and oue of the men perish: ed-during the night. “The eaptain, pilot, and the remaicing men were taken off the islau! by’ the inhabitanta-—the nd feet, andthe. ear fe pain across the chest. ‘The tate ‘crew were shortl. afterward taken from ‘A ictter from Caeona, dated Nov. y gale from 3 Be stiten—" ig the hi George Ramsay beat very he w lamaged the trunkway, .nd considerably hurt her bot- Pottom;a part of the alter keel'is goue, and the water flows, in and out at every rise and fall of the tile. But the wind has lulled to-day, and the ice has almos’ all inoved from the bay, and we hope to commence work with a oe dong id tide. e Ionded and stored in good order, about 1232 bb's; the remainder of the eurgo, 710 bbls flour, r'with the soak pores Ker ead bet, ter, have been submerged in salt water at evry high tide — barque Enterpris: Dawson, henge on the y7th ult. for. Li- ol wag Fost on the Man'cotzan Shoalson Thursday night Big Noe he crew arrived at Cacona in the long boat, an we Worn out with nd cold, were saved ertiots oF theverew of tee Coorge Hasna cury, Dee. Whalemen. At Rio de fig: 26th Oct. Almira, Tobey, of Edgartown, I for home im afew Foreign Ports, St Gacaens, tone ida, Nov 9—Arr Tremont, NYork; 15th, Be ¢, ws Pragieesy, ay samn Ss vy the y-"—[ Quebec Mi ‘are dH Ht Freakin, La Ghd 26eht Nov 85—Arr James Hay, of St John, NB. fm inte—will proceed to N St Prenan, Mart. Nov Ilia port, Chateaubriand, for NOr- jeans, 20th. Ryo oe Jaweino, Oct 6—Arr Charlemagne, NYorks loth, H Doogli mond; 18th, Cada, Boston: 20th, las , Ann. Baltimore; cia, pelousas, and General Mar more; hia Sid ag Twanowns, NYerk; 16th, Cur: Guzsiter Sate, New ¥ wtipOclewe, Rogers, West indies muta, OUTH, De 9—Arr Emeline, Guilford, 18 days from F Pr bed al Deggoare or Arey, va whuryport—has experienced very heavy cit avigbics eee tain sete tems Waa The above remers tm harbor, with ail reported singe the: 7th — Most iG 7h, led aah bot put hack again last nught.” Wind NEv soowing very tl Gi . Bre G—Arr Roanoke, Kennebec for Wilming- Pameriwne qr for Frankfort; Wechmond, ‘Thomaston rexman. od Hy dan [my r bine ton; Tameriene, fe on sitimore for ich soci ecrt Bortont Win You aa ‘ae ce net, Farris, at, wind NE tn rainy Ba ittie at Mary, Norway: Ma Tremont h ia Mien heavy Tas ie. rons t off an ”y e ite rip csbune cad tev gabe’ sometwill’go'vo Kisartown tor | Set che M 7 a Es iw Cor Mes pg eb J those before aes, Ar , & ver Se ee ee eta ak Wcapercallerd toactaceay ura, Dec 12—Arr Palm, Howes, Boston; Antares, Tivlor, dos Emperor, Shaw, Ni Wrest Ansirecice, nthony, Hartford | Hornets ) Bricks, New York. ifrimaned Peet ia Soriahey sonia, boped ie: Cla a Frac, Filon, Breen; Indiana, Conon, Jersey City. Schuylkill, Batsto, Crammer, N York. L 987-020 moran ofthe th, ip Broadway. bors Ne AerTd ‘sul ve sivan for ls eesevoe of fice ot Howard’ Hove. mevoveriin tere WARER ste race ra ona ae wine bers 2% Patent Inszinble Rubber Sorings.-The ob Jeet of this article is by bracing the shoulders, ts expand the chest, give free action ro the luvgs, and improve the form. Parents and guariians are particularly requ'sted to examine this article as it may. on for the purp for which 1t i be foun of vast utility and benefit to chi and all persons who have aequired the habit of stooping, tais brace can be w Perfect ease, ard will be found no impetiment to the tr of the arms.’ They are manufar.ured woder the immedi st spection of Mr Parselis, who hes for the last sixteen years din the manufacture of a variety of braces, Jed as possessing so many requi: brace now offers den th vate ularly reeowmend their Lm 1 Belt; the improvement covsists in the ator ata tuene spring, which atapts the beltto the wis Of the wear-r, combining all the benefits of suppart, Ke. d riv d from the belt. mavufsetured after the old oat ers, at the id beautifying the silc_sna'retail atthe old esta bistiment of Parsells. & Agate, 241 Broadway, between Park place and Murray streei. 413 Im*r, EDICAL—DOCTOR GLOVER has discovered several new remedies, which are very speedy in effecting radical cur “ar graduate in his profession, and is not Clasted with the selfnamed doctors and. pretenders.” His ex rience enables him to enre such cases as have baffled t. & skill of others.’ He has confined hiaself to an office practice Li years in this city. He regulates his cha imes and circumstaners of the patient. His E Drop ae well known, having been before the public Tor the last five yea Price $1, with directions, and al! necessary ad Stiangers shouid be on. their guard they fall into f pretenders, tof a very if proves. the necessity of oMaining Seid edviel’™= ie, GS ofieen are in Word Aneaoens entrauce fourth door from the Muscum—Lampat the i Inver office oor in the eveninz. 13.1t'r OQUSATONIC Raiiroad Company Notes, aaa at the Jowest market rates, by JAMES & CO, 60 Wali street. di iwer OALT i, gubseriver “having taken nd southwest comer of King and G street, ng afull supoly of Schuytkill and'Pench Orchard elected from the best veins, which he offers atthe fol- ‘ing reduced prices, viz oo the yard, ratquality, broken and screened, 4, per ton, ge size, = » Brove, > » at, Delivered carteze. Balambee* of bee none » JAMES DOWNEY. 38 HIRTS mado Anpind bie latest and most approved French |. Coat sts, and all under varments, in the most fashionable s1 hing fore, a and 69 Maiden Lune, New on COLLINS. cond Coane. nod the: Millzeiain will bs leetared oa by Starearee and others iz Military Hall, Bowe « opngeite Spring stre et on Sundays, atthree and seven o'clock, P.M. Free Admis- tion. A voluntary collection taken up. The public, are re areetfully invited. UNE URRENT MONEY of ail winds LR 22 Wall A bn 1s i lowest market rate, by Buean ING-POWDE R00 casks Boyd's Bleaching Powder, saperine to-any in market landirg trom ship Came britge, and for sale by PERSBE & BROOKS, divec No. 61 Liverey street THE E IRVING CIRCULATING LIBRARY: 29,000 TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS One year (two setts of Wg od Six months, (one sett of bool Three months, volumes. R. & A., resvectfully notify the rublic, that they will seit at auction some time ducmg the coming week, (whic ve hereafter noticed) at the Gallery of the. Nations) Acadcr HN b o& Pai ating, comprising a favorable opportuni bo presented to obtan such rare and pleasing ome- SATURDAY, At 1036 o'clock, °€ the sles room, A large assortinent of sew and seco ot hand furniture, &e. Also, 1 elegant rosewood sett, cons*sting of 2 conch chairs, 2 tabourettes and | marble top centre tabla. t wh le top dressing bureau and 1 TU #10 otetock at che Sales Room. A large sale oF Ae sii groceries, vizz—Fine old madeira, Port, hock, claret, marmsley, and champaizn wines, of Also, the celebrated bo'enger, anchor, and wines, equal to any ever imported tuto. Ameri }, old Irish and Beoteh brandy, gin and rum in weod and Hent; ‘a variety of fan mick cordials, prut d WebNespay: At 1036 o’e ioe at the Sales Room, An assortment of new and second hand {umiture, &c, 10 Al good assortment of house furnishing and builders hardware. Also, a quantity of fashienable perfumery. All the kinds now in'use. THURSDAY, At 1034 o’clock, at 133 Hi Rich and elegant household fur piano, made by Henri Hertz of Pan hors made bed steas ens 00) he: les. oil paint arp rugs, ci! cloths, glasses, 4 maash ‘window curtains, warble top wash stands,haiy mattrar? ther beds, stoves, and all kinds of kitchen and attic used by a good house k Ket AY. ‘At 1034 of locke nt the fates room. __A variety of black, blue and green clothe, ready ing. over coats, Spat ‘Also, fanev drv g: vats, cards wors ARD AND AUCTION NOTIC E.— Messrs, BELL & HOWARD. (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) tice to theie friends »nd the that the Aucti a all its bo niches, and will be ‘continued and and on the same honorable terms, atthe old Stand No. St-Agn ana 15 Reltonstrarte habecslsivstees on gonds consizned for sate, Certain. sales. aud promt retun depended on ions, takes pirce every Wedneaday and Seturde Dry goods, ¢ thing, fancy artich Tete sand Fridays, Out door sales of groceries, fag ptions of property, attended to, jon street, consiting of one fine the erlebrated composer, chairs, center, pier and ware: lv eloth- cra an own. 3 Im*ec Tos. BELIN Arc BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctionver. HURSDA ck, atthe Marine Barracks, Wellabout, vesr the Navy Yard—a quantity o dam ged guns and accoutrements, 24 muskets, 13 bryonets, 188 cartridge boxes, 95 cartridge box belts, 21 side belts, 18 waist belts, 2 sword belts, 171 bayonet seabbards, 70 breastplates, 35 wast \ lates, 2 swords. Brouklvn, Dee 13. 13 30% re By JOsErT HEGEMAN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, Dec. clock, at the sales room, 14 Falton Hasek Bieskisn: bencearnene Gtinaettira fore niture, consisting of mahog’ ehairs, mano and stool, large pier glass, set table: matting, € mantel fa Ke, Hall Stove, with radiators, inexcellent and mostly eo toor d13 2% ec e sntendi Bie so fendi Now's rier, vost $130. Mile faraitnre in good condit der. WARD, Auctioneer. LARGE Sate of Mruondua Rreneh Imported Fanev Goods. tumbert & Co. will sell this morcing, at hall-past 19 o'clock. ju the store 119 Broadway. a large and’ elgant assort- meat of fresh imported goods suitable to the coming holid: ber candlestich i sat uae eanered i right Todia cane Tallies’ righ gen jumery, ‘Alvoy plated tes ums, brauch candlesticks, he. Silver Plate—Also for account of whom it may concer, one sugar and cream; 1 castor frame, 5 faro boxes, ther about la ein now ready, and may be had at the fies Room, 149 Broadway di3 1" re. SOMETHING N RUSSIAN woot ra STIC Fugen COATS AND RO! hog JACKET! ‘as NEVE 6 a te of Sinhing, “suitable for the pre- combining economy and warmth, and being ermite s'ihe free use of the arms. For sate wholesale and retail, at No. 43 Cedar corner of William st. n'2 6tr M4pAME MARON the mae to ioeye to her friends and to the public in it she has just to res opening & cou ree 0 week, in which the individual a ttrnately resorted to, according tes st her house, twice a collective instruction will to the progress of the pu- pils. For particulars apply at 58 Lispenard at. d12 3t%ec XTRA CHEAP ROOMS—Warm, comfortable and well toves in them, cam be obtained at furnished Ray wih wi rons from $1 to $1.25 per changisg their Tod ‘ings are invited to call before engaging el cere Persons about 0 these ro2ms aie wer “ “ termed ra Ph ‘or far he Tee wilt One monty NON-SUBSCRIBERS. Me StilCanna eicbatiaa fey Ta For reading a duodecimo volume, one week, fp str ngth, which “inable her to encounter with great success 2 cents, the ice which ao seriously obstructs the river at this pe br Me Fs ‘ceuts, The Steamboat UTiCA leaves the foot of "Comrtande canhave four setts of b of books, street, This Afternoon at 5 o’clock, Tuesday. Dec. EO. SN No. 129 For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. e aiULrz, da we Cinton Hall, New w Yoik. at the office on the whari. 2 'Y’ STER GR. M’s QUARTERL Dene LONDON.—Re; packet of aca of Bie a Routh ate Hor ophy Be i History, nih ber—The splendidid fast sail packet shy wind reference to the authority of ie eee for man’s Wists ‘MINSTER, Capt Moore, ‘sail panctw inking wine, &e. Subscribe: who ine the work, will call on Dr. Sov ‘Burdett, Dew. Chambers street, enrmer Brosdway, where. they will first and second numbers. FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOATS, a object of this invention ist» save human life. The nurp ber of tien and other persons saved by these boats from wrecks in storms when the ordinary boats have swam) ed is over 150. wiber of persons droened for want of the Life B be tetding sod ercak len of eresabons tad oibet cordiny to accounts publi nat month over 536. It is impossible to swamp thi *. The price varies from $75 to to $100, azcording to the number of persons they angzonuired tp carry, with the bottom m, "The class of boats for prcking w, overboard, are s0 lighcas to require but two ‘men to handl d by th new apparatus can be set in the the water ay 30 seconds, with ‘As the safety of vessels of ths crew, this class of ryations 18° Patent Life Boat 7 Wall f Adams Coe Bxiress OM For Di FEUCHTWANQEIOS Price Carrent of Cope via, Capsular, Acid, Dyewoods, Lnnar CausiicgD is reotype Chemicals, German Silver, Ke. &c. ke. owe [FRENCH BOARDING HOUSE.—Famisted rooms, board in the French style, can, be toni,” 130 Broadway, nearly opposite the City Hovel.- im ‘13h Imé AC L150) tes rsh k Marble, for ante by Bit MPENSaE & BROOKS, Nor er Livery ance. ILLS OF EXCHANGE, payable at sight on all vari of Enuland, [reland and £5, £10, £19 and £20 co any amount, for mal by 8, J. SILVESTER, ato 22 Wall street and 130 Broadway, AS} IGTON HOUSE, No. 223 CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH, ADJOINING THE MASONIC HALL, ra rey for IA. Is in complete order, and ut Tang reception of Gentlemen dt im is*r oa LA HARTWELL._ PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE TREATMENT OF VENEREAL DIS CONNERION. wr THE couLEa OF MEDICINE, "AND PHAR MACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New fh their Medical and nt for te exclu al a No maladies an ful treatment a greater degre: or tured: experience and prvetised shell than, do. those wh entails on. her votaries ; but auas | ast nyrly sckuowledae, 50 her class ras been 80 omy sahjecte to the imaltreagment of Le 10 Rem two men in her dion for the rescue. with je Tor- and uneducated pr men wi Ler wil medical knowlekye—without c oat apomel lity. The members o a rnced thai rege vonered] dior uniformly Pcites es (= it 0 properly qu est emonmn ot man sa yoo d would be rev ene aud nt que ices in which are Tavelved wrth too fair an onder the as eas agerkery, tre College have opened this establish the higit sree eet “ed joont fe it ander the senate ood rae of grea enpevienee, xen will be admitted Ee ie x tac ere i ia he Wane ot this. liberal 2 F petra ee portanity ha wx oat ee BARRO ‘aie ow [er aS EMIT NOURRENT MONEY MEETS di iwr 42 im > Having very superior aecommodations for enbin,second eabin esng ee font brid persons w mbark should make early spplicadon t to JOSEPH MeMUKKAY P 8—The above will be succeeded by the. 100 Pine st., cor. Sou! packet — ‘int J , Captain Sebor, and sail on the Ist January, pe ch eg cad Tr tee eae eT oe the regular packets, by appl the nove a shi in fave them frowght out wea ihc ‘lying as abov. Nolet at ao Peet hip WEST MINS leg Peohet ship WES sabere, | bet very superior accammodations for cabin,’second cabin Wid TACKUs Peccceeurs in wilibe taken ecteerrantes teaeh prirnscasatrsctt W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, Persons wi forth ben is ship or any of the fi nd ats for any amount om Seotland and ‘ppticanion is above. dif FOR MOBILE— ity Line—G ves 0» the cxty=-— Tiree yea packet ri Sy oe foe tched in afew days. Cen hand amy ed number of cxbin,. erace pa’sengers, lication is made r) bo. oF 0 the office ‘er JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. 9 Poglande Tecan! rowne of Bogiand, Ireland, eit ieee ba hed oo in or passage, having imived teromiodstions, apply ou board, at Or jeans wha, to Teams wha fot of Walla or LINS & LO. 56 South st me a correcth ‘his Hus wil es punctaally aa ade ‘Any erate to Gat effect will be wiven ahd fled EE FEE ome 4 Wootrafl, wno will prompt: y forward all goods to their one up” Graton, Crptain Oliver Eldredge,” will exased he Otonee, ad sail he Bath, Doss her recur ay Mh VE AR LAMPS, GIRON OLeS, AN DOA PEAK aie oe ata rackets, be. & HAUGH 561 age: alee ee putactnrere, ae-now otening ‘plane id assurtmoeut of endire new of the followyng art: livered nd Ormola hha, 6tom 4% Do do g 2 do do 4 Hall Lanterns, trom 5 to Chareh Lamps and Chat kinds: Sus 7 Lamos, | oe charel and yrublie buildings W. & fo.some ney apd poanital patterns of improved rp which for brillimey and ecqnoms. cannot be worpeseed. ve Tunble arti aries of deflector, fon ing the it Dary astral Also, a fall aayort ‘ment Ware, of. ed ot re od Sod eee a ree the us » 3 together me b adel prvevda C 1s Chi “er Were hand eagec ally parte ra Bio ROKEN BANKS. — Bank of Lyons, Commercial Baitarg iste ‘rant d, for Whieb ‘he humhest gains be paid by die twee all street. To VOCE T SA viceition we ranted Tye in che enty ig ae ae bee jad seve RUG. Direct to * jadel we deka Par wom Chi, C? ‘otton, per bark omen’ 4m, toate eas BNR OK, No. 61 Liberty st. AMUSEMENTS. CHATHAM Tr AM THEATRE. Pit 19% conus. Ler 98 ee THIS evEN A Dae iazin Rinse Fier $4 con OUSE After whieh, OPEN DRACUN KN 1GNT. “a ee Conetude with, AIREY. HiT % FAIRLY MISSED. Doors open a SM olelock and the periermanes wi coms mence at ir REDU In order to > a induced to rer HH r vuen, 50 Nt 25 centes Gallery, 12 ‘cents, <2) “At the sme time, he bees to an wis a erp pa trom re of the Drm exertions will > increased tom their patronege and suppe THIS EV FR. After whi tt dane. es Afterminchee ara tees CEURES tom THE ReSifaTaNS Sax 9 Conciude with LE Pi 7 Doors will Be crit iad ali ilirise at quarter pest 7 Giclock precisely. ice open daily from 9 to 5, where ‘Tickets may be nurchased and places seeured YMPIC A ITCHELUS OLY adway. rr! ver. of 4 ae Te ellie ne GRANDFATHER WHITEREAD. ; JOHN OF PARIS. ,*4 HOW TO PAY THE RENT. OF" The Doors will be opened at hali-past 6, and the ver forinnnee commence at, every swans Ke CIRC! AMPHITHEATRE oF THE REPUBLIC. 37 Bow SUCCESSF! Nn POPULAR MAN. EM TRIUMPH oF ‘@eNiu Tarte and P. dee oer Eee bru, Ignarance aud Iinvadent. Petensions. Crosing oft Trenriea Shows, and immense erpressions of the people is favor of UES " and the other refined mt gi ‘TRANISM: OLYMpe” "SPORTS. Great Revolution in nopular taste ind public morals, The transformation of the priveipal Theatre in th United States in toa us, the management of the Amphitheatre Cy te Re- paniie considers a proper Pecamon for an expression of heart felt acknowledgement tothe citizens of this ‘arent, besurifal (l lideral metrono' r the unanimou: ous ee led them to evolutionige at Saad ta recpepie lovabiie ever oe time honered and cl exercises rot the Arena. Henceforth the title of the principl place of public amusement on the American Contir ent will be [HE AMPHITHEATRE. : ong Live the Republic,” ears cent'—Seern r 37 L-2—Pit 25. the Pit and Second Tier, HATHAM SQUARE. SED pricks ban sua 25 cents, incl Rainy? Second tier Boxes 12% cents. Galles rents. Pit sais cents. No other place of amusement in ‘ork affords Buch nteel yratification as con be seen his week at the rai In aldition to the atready long Inst of names 18 added the po- pula Miss Mi rival of Otto Motty and Pai of the best Comic Singers in New York—his ly atthe Theaire, Mr. Winchell, Yankee Ince, dspsrtie | Garson. the gre ao, Me C.D. Jer Mesers. Rugule saw, Rictarason, and Master lenry Aimong, the performers will be found Miss Auriol Miss Ro samond, Miss Augusta M Celeste, and La Petite loshe's Brass B: engaged, nat 6—Com ance on Friday ights. nil tmis*y AMERICAN MUSEUM, Ming, Broadway, opposite ‘St. Paul's Chureh. ‘ore admitted thi Ne Wem THE, WORLD CHALLENGED. ‘Fre Manager is happy {0 announce that he has, at an extra ordinary expense, GENEWAC Tom TRUM JUNIOR. ‘Tan micas omer | D wart in the world. He is but one foo and ten inches hy WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS. ‘That being precisely his weight when three months old. He ts lively and talkative, of fine symmetrical proportions, and is tn auestionnbly the greatest living curiosity i the world. A\ the Litliputian Family, of Are i lar Hogs ginger ¢ 3 “LI HOO! the charming sougstress ; SEY GIRL, ke Simi! OF the great moture of he Timple, by Beuj. West, Bq. See Ating Chae and 3000) ositie: Admission ieee Leen half price. dite SPLENDID ATTRA TIONS | MAGNIFIC EN Re OAs eat AKW YOKK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY, Broadway. Opposite the Cury Hall. BENNETT, Manager, aunounces that he a Y, obtsined the PRES! gs Pe a QUEEN VICTORIA and the DUCHESS 0 n¥, gutheocerin of HEH MAJESTY MARK HAGE: Axa ONATION, | LITZ, M SIGNOK Mr. WR'G! se tto neert and. Me DELARUE, pueashs Mr. Tyee ae Stalb, MU aEUM PICTURE. pret, AERA MILLION OF COntostriEs alt for Oxy tees "TMeGh “4 TU Disord Now esis a th the corner of Chatnaws yon Row, posite ti Lal *A Double Spaaeh’ Live Ball, taken nese Be pa py, the Spaniards. in the vear 1840, and impories s# leis. red by naturalits to he the most wonu formity in the known world. He has a donble wine Ug oreast, goudle pauneh, double ribs, six leas, and some other double. Perfectly sounu mu guod health, ans sapboged wo vi BIN Vears O19, 40a Weus ada. al History. Snrveons, and Amuse ‘Three Legged Cow. now three veare old. Mne is wenciew of one fore Jeg, and was so from virus ‘A Coatimnnti., A Sea Dog, or Sen Leopard, taken aly ‘The hend resembles thatof a dog, aud th dat ofa leotard. “aly a wonertul eu ‘elf, Monl rae) .C. from 8 o'clock A M till 10 P M. 121-2 cents, children under 10 years of age half Good Music in attendance. 223 im®m NC; ATE BOAT, OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. ater fare MUSIC OR BALLS AND PARTIES —JO! F Professor of the Harp, rypectioliy presi thee nee pared to attend private bal ‘ies, with a bend from Fives thitiave artigo, on epolleattia et his nen residences te 10 1m*r roadway. GRAN RARt ‘ght Ee APOLLO RUOWS.—JO UN pecially announces to his friends MUSIC. Soins wek s tend of tos taeee eee a No.2 Delaney street near the cm fee to eeaeer a K asd tao publi, thas ets nee «ll for the season, will take place Dee. i9th. On at the above rooms on 1 me see “4 vere, cc jitzky, will be produced, being 1 country, ‘The orchestra, thirty-fi the most ersinent artists in th: ae "Tickets to admit De oman and two ladies. ran be procured at the music stores of. lessrs. Hewitt lone, an door, on the eve the ball. Price of ticket: two di do Tris®r veni? of } Honday., CARD—J. BARDOTTE, Sui ia <0 huh Si trond ens de vabtic homalls Sat GS ee eels Café and Boarding House for gentlemen on 0B bn which will be conducted apon the plan of the Tononi at Paris. There are about twenty furnished rooms aitached to the Cafe which will be let and meals farnished to any Dumber ot eeutlemen forming welub, at such hours as they may select. jadame Bardotte, fong'and he trusts favorably know aa the Pronrietess of a select maison de pension in this city will auper- tate Gentlemen will be furnished with meals at any hour in the SoThe cursive 1 be faund of the first ord = the wine, lners, wr the best that can be procured —— oten An inspection of the emmeeyaisy «| ii ie n%32wis*r 130 Brosdwev, ecoece erty & CoELECTIo: NB on ail parts of the United States ict on the mon favorable terms BY gy gv vane aro 22 Wall street and San WILLIAM gine ng pposite Rosevelt street. —C nts, Otter, Seal, Nucria, Cloth and Silk Trott a Mere, ral new pattégys, richly t-immed ‘and ent fi ney furs, lynx trimming, 9] . aie meer ai'st which 1 very low. Lia! te "TO THE LADIES —WM. & H. BE se Hatters, 178 Brosdway, under H ward's Hotel, have On hand an extensive assortment of Ladies and Misses Beaver Mats, of their own man jure, which are warranted superior to any m the erty, and +t prices which cannot fail to suit: those im want are respectfully invited tn Alva, a general x jot sort fancy Viivect (0 3 FRANCAISES. PAL GEKDY de Paris, has opened a store 187 Broadway, where he is prer ared to reveive aud cave orders for b vote of all descriptions. Although his are lower by two dollars than those of any firme nt in this city his boots will be fom “ to any made hei + his lasts ris and so modifies 1 regularly shined Toot ler ‘orrand cole 8 i na 1» conduct his coouom ‘and thereby vo smpely his enstomers at redaced prices— Fine and substantial Boots~ Cork and double sole do. bell i “re RMS CASH. CLINTON Cheap i cero Bere Tathe only place be found Boots and those who wear boots and shoes wil * buskins from 3, 4 Sietey a aaling ee ree wish to sa rerut will give a eall at the Clinton Neap Boot and mp nhoe Market, 509 Greenwich, comer 8) eatrwet ALKER respectfully invites Fey waltention a te th show He large cesutenent ot lotiae! tench and native call unl fancy’ dees bootay ne eurers AD imps, over shoes, int raver aad water proof, s Malden Baha bet sbat aod buskina, of Uh te pvt bg boys, and children's coarse and ne boots tong. Orders received im the Ape ted i Salven Line, meh, stake See E miata own tare, Teen dufferen nd fer ‘und received all the cine i she soles separate from the w wil wl ise and the mone} ae ver mer shall Mii‘ cost wr the valve of all he Wi position in every st and particu! fem or here: are oppossdto jm sayore er no to purchase aay see = PORTUG " ‘and ay form seen om Yo lant ewe