The New York Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1842, Page 3

GF The dresses of Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Kent now exhibiting at the New York Museum, are the thew. of universal admiration. Their equal for splen- dour, richness, and elegance, has never been seen on this side the Atiantic, and as they were worn on the occasion of her Majesty's marriege and coronation, we should say they have never been surpassed on the other. There will be @ performance this afternoon at three o'clock, when in eddition to the splendid dresses alluded to, the following performers will appeur:—Signor Blitz, Miss Clemence, Mr, Wright, Mr. Brows, and Mr, Delarne. ‘The whole, including picture gallery, and half a million of curiosities, may be seen for one shilling. oe DR. S. HEWES’ NERVE AND BONE LINI- MENT—The very best article ever made for rheumatic pains, sprains and bruises. It strengthens weak limbs, extends contracted cords, relieves numbness, takes down swellings, f°. i The genuine always has the name of Comstock the wrayper of each bottle, and sold only at 71 e. 3 LECTURES.—The following is Which the celebrated Velpeau, of the hos- pital of La Chariue, speaks of his unrivalled remedies for the cure ol gonorri, «In this way I have used an im- mense number of cares, in whom every other ‘ies of treatment had been tried without success.” pean’s Pills are now solt exclusvely in this country, by autho- rity #fthe College of Med and Pharmacyof the city of New York, at (heir principal office and consulting rooms, 97 Nassau street: Price One Dollar per box. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. {G- NEVERTWAS WE MORE SURPRISED THAN last night to see the little Franklin filled with expectant faces to witness the eulertamshents by Morris’ Olio Com- pany. A northeaster, with raiaand svow was severe in eed, but people cannot stay from the Franklin, rain or shine, as long and see them. Og SUGAR STICKS WILL NOT iCURE COUGHS.—Itix my beliv{ that many of the puffed cough ¢ day are mere candy. To relieve or ugh or cold, we must embody medicinal reme- the present attractions are kept up. Go cure aco dies in the pleasant form of candy; the best way to judge whether these puffed candies are real remedies, is to say to the owners when you buy it, if this don’t prove all you Say, will you return the money’? Theso are the terms on which Jones? Congh Candy is sold—we willingly return the money to all who buy it, unless it proves all stated ; and we warrant that it will always relieve, and eften ef fect a permanent cure in cases of cou, ness, spitting of blood, whooping cou; polmonary complaints. Just try one tis sold at from one shilling a large package, by T. Jone, sign of the American le, #2 Chatham street, N. Y., or 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and by these agents in the city—Hart, corner of Broadway and Chambers st., and corner of Hudson and North Moore street; 93 West Broadway 3207 Varick, corner of Hammersly st.; 167 Di- vision street, opposite Ludlow. THE FRENCH ANTI-PHLOGISTIC MIXTURE for the cure of all discharges from the urethra—sold in bottles, at $1, and at 50 cents each. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, 97 Nassau street ee TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM,—Oilof Tannin, or leather restored. A. new chemical discovery. Most people know that skins and hides are converted into leather by the use of tannin extracted from certain barks, &c. When the force and strenth of the tannin is worn out, leather becomes dead, hard, dry, brittle, cracked covered with a crust, &e. Thisallknow. To restore, then, life, softness, moi-tess, strength, smoothness, and remove all crust, fly, or blister—restore the tannin. ‘This substance the leather never can receive the second time ; but the whole virtues of it are in this article, the Oil Tannin: which penetrates the stiftest and hardest leather, if it has been twenty years in use; and if it tears easily with the fingers, it imparts at once a strength that is utterly incre- dible until seen. It becomes like new leather in all re- spects, with a delightful softness and polish, and makes all leather completely and perfectly impervious to water— particularly boots, shoes, String? tops, harness, hose, trunks, and in fact all things made of leather, giving a splendid polish, even higher than new leather has, and at least doubling its wear and ‘durability, in whatever man- ner the leather is used. These are facts. None genuine unless with the fac simile signature. COMSTOCK & CO. Wholesale Druggist, 71 Maiden lane, N.¥., where it may also be had at retail. 0G- “THE TONIC MIXTURE.”—This celebrated remedy is composed of five ingredients, the active princi- ples of which are highly concentrated. It is now used very extensively and with great success by the medical faculty, for the cure of debility, (from whatever cause,) pepsi complaints. ‘Sold by the authority of the College of Medicine and Phermacy of the city of New York. Price $1 per bottle. Half dozen (in cases) $5. ti W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College 97 Nassau st {G+ CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT— New Yorx, Nov. 6, 1841. Mr. H. G. Daggers—Sir, In justice to the efficacy of Dr. Rash’sInfallible Health Pills, one box only of which 1 purchased from you, I deem it but right to inform you of their surprising effects in restoring me to health. For the last two aonths I was disabled from my employment,tried numerons #ivertised remedies, was treated in the general hospital without any success, and finally adopted Dr. Rush's Pills. - Their effect was’ immostiately evitent. ve, fusitig vigor aud Wedith throigh my frame, relieving a constant pain in my sideand deep oppression, promoting sleep, creating an appetite for food, and Degg tere invigo- Fier frame that was rapidly rea inte decay. I therefore deem it a duty [ owe, not only to the public, but yourself, to publish the above testimony. which I have co- roborated with a conscientious affidavit of the truth thereof, PATRICK GALLAGHER, Chariton street, New York. Affirmed this 6th day of December, 1842. JOS. P. PIRSSON, Com. of Deeds. Sold wholesale and retail by H. G. DAGGERS, 30 Ann st., N. Y. Price 26 cents a box, put up ina beautiful wrapper, with fall directions. For sale in this city at 459 Broadway, corner of Grand st.; 267 Broadway; 163 Bowery; 161 Sixth avenue; and 69) Fulton st. Brooklyn. fi) Agents—Aibany, A. Guthrie, 4 Stanwix Hall; Phila- delypuia,3 Ledger buildings; Boston, Redding & Co. $ State street ; Now Haven, T. H. Pease; Hartford, J. W. Ri Newark, D. Smith, 820 Broad street; Poughkeeps! Lev. Smith. QG- PHI ADELPHIA AND BOSTON PAPERS AT J, TUTTLE’S News Office, No. 4 Ann st., N. ¥.:— ‘The Philadelphia Saturday Courier. ‘The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post. The Boston Notion. The Yankee Nation. The Uncle Sam. The Boston Pilot, &c., ior sale wholesale and retail, each werk, as above. Charles Dickens’ “ Eaglish Notes for very general cir- culation.” A full onpply of these Notes will be received on Friday morning, 4 Iuttle’s News Offic Sargeant’s Magazine, Graham's Magazine and Gody’s Ladies’Book for sale at Tuttle’s News Office,No. 4 Ann st. 0@- WE REFER OUR READERS TO AN ADVER- tisement in this day’s paper, of a Lecture to be delivered before the New Yerk Berisn Institute. by Dr. Buchanan, the distinguished Pschycologicai Philosopher. AF. RING’S VEGETABLE MEDICATED CANDY. —This most excellent medicine we have tried ourselves, and derived great benefit from it. 1t is no char’atan com- pound, but a real good article, patronized by many medi- cal practitioners, eminent for their skill.—New York Atlas. Sold wholesale and retail by J.C, Wadleigh, 459 Broad- way. Also, at 20 Ann street, and 674 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ACHANCE FOR A VARIETY OF CURES-—If you have a bad cold, try Dr. Peters’ Cough Lozenges, they are the most effective medicine at stich a time in driving off all coughs, inflammation of the lun, croup, and ail diseases of a similar nature. appreciate their value, and the; cases sprin, ing from chills and colds. Dr. Peters’ Ca. thartic or Hea ith Lozenges, when the stomach is found out of order completely restore it to a proper state, dissi- pating dyspepsia, bilious attacks, &c. as effectually as any medicine in the world. The Cordial are formed Fhe necke materials, as ot destro - wagers hal spirits, itude, weakn. \e1 ‘spepsia, that in many cases ead mankind to suigide. ‘The Worm Lozenges, in- tended asacureto a variety of complaints which t children, cannot be too strongly recommended. Princi- pal office, 125 Fulton, corner of Nassau street. taht iyi FORCE OF HABIT. om aged fulthing in many ways; some people who Pease’s Clarified Besen cent tloveloont Cy dy for the cut of a cough, like it so well, that from habit alone they con- ats use; the consequence is, that they experience neither colds or chills in the system. So much for the force of habit. It you havea cough, cold, asthma, or lung complaint, or in fact any pulmonary disease that tends to- wards constmption, Pease’s Horehound Candy is found to be the most certain and effective remedy that has been invented for ages. There is now noreason why people should be precipitated into censumption as long as Foob a remedy is athand. It will be found certain and effective in the cure of all pulmonary complaints in their first stages. It is sold at 45 Division street, 10 Astor House, 110 pele ts 96 William street, and 232 Broad street, New- ark, Nw Sometuixa New —Pease’s Orange Cream Candy.—We have received from lorehound Candy Manufacturer, Pease and Son, 45 Division street, a speeimen of their Orange Cream Candy; it possesses the most delicious fle- vor of any Havanna Orange we have tasted; it will bea ‘reat favorite this winter with the ladies. “ Sweets to e ” the proverb somewhat——.” Is it not? GG-WET FEET.—It should be remembered that colds, coughs, consumption, asthma, inflammation of the lunj pleurisy, and many other fatal disorders, are often the re- sult of ore Bey in eonsequence of wet feet, damp clothes, night air, &c. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are undoubtedly the best medicine in the world for carrying off acold, because they purge from the system those morbid humors which, when lodged in the various parts of the body, give rise to every malady incident to man. A single 25 cent box of said Indian Vegetable Pills will not always afford relief, but will in a majority of cases make a perfect cure of the most obstinate cold—ut the same time the digestion will be improved, and the blood so completely ii that all evil consequences resulting from catching cold will be entirely prevented, and the body restored to even sounder health than before. BEWARS UF COUNTERFEITS.—The public are respectfully informed, that the medicine purporting to be Indian Pile sold by Mr. Richard Deunis, former clerk in the office, are not the genuine Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. The only security against imposition, is to purchase trom none except advertised agents, or the oflices devoted exclusively to their sale, 28 Greenwich street, New York ; 198 Lremont st. Boston ; and 169 Race street, Phi- ladelphia. Romomber, no medicine is right, except Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, «ys cay THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER the distinguished m: ement of M. Ricord, is one of the best conducted establishments for vinereal patients in the world. 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 prepared under the direction ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy of he city of New York, end are to be had at their principal otfice." The “ Parisian Alterative Mixture,” for the cure of all forms of syphilis, whether primary or secondary, is sold at $1 per bottle, end in cases of half-a-dozen botties, $0. Allpatients can obtain the gratuitous advice of the Consulting Physician of the College. ig W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau st., N. Y. Gj SHERMAN’S COUGH LOZENGES ARE WON- der‘ul medicines—they cure coughs and whooping coughs in avery little time, and are very pleasant to the taste. Jonathan Howarth, the great temperance lecturer says by the blessing of God and Sherman's Lozenges he was cured of consumption when he expected his life was near its close. 106 Nassau street, is Dr. 5’s. warehouse—agents 459 and 110 Broadway, 227 Hudson street, 188 Bowery, 77 East Broadway, and 139 Fulton street, Brookly: MONEY MARKET, Tuesday, Dec. 13-6 P, M. ‘The business at the board has Leen moderate this morn- ing, and prices were generally worse. Ohio 6’s gave way } per cent; Mohawk }; Harlem rose }. Lhe agency of the celebrated Southera Life and Trust Company has taken “ moonlight flitting,” and retired to the swamps of Florida, where all claimants are notified to make application. ‘The Auburn and Rochester Railroad have declared a dividend of 5 per cent, payable on the 3d January, at the Bank of the State of New York in this city, and also at the office of the company, at Canandaigua, on the 3d January. We yesterday made some extracts from the message of the Covernor of Indiana, in relation to the affairs of that state. The treasury notes, or state scrip, which form part of the currency of that state—he states as follows in rela tien to them :— “In the year 1839,the legislature,for the purpose of pay- ing contractors on the public works, authorized an issue of treasury notes to the amount of $1,500,000. The notes formed a very considerable part of our circulation, and passed at par until abeut7 months since, when they’ sud- denly depreciated in value between forty and 50 per cent. At that time there were over $1,000,000 of these notes in circulation, and the immediate effect was not only to le in the hands of the community a circulating medium that answered but few of the purposes of money, but was also equal to aclear loss to the people, by this sudden depre. ciation, of nearly iialf a million of dollars.” < He then recommends that these notes should not be reissued when received into the state treasury. “Very many of our citizens are indebted to the state in various ways, and on account of various funds, and after looking over the whole grounds, and viewing the embar- rassments to which we must be subjected until the treasu- ry notes are all redeemed by the state, I can see no better plan than to make them receivable for all state dues, as far asitcan bedone. If the state will not receive money of her own creation for her own dues, she cannot and ought not to ask the people to give it that credit as a circulating medium which she refuses to accord to it.” A memorial of the citizens of Cincinnati has been ad dros- Sed to the Legislature of that state, in relation to the cur- rency of thestate. After setting forth the evils they suffer from the vile issues of the banks, they propose an enforce- mentof the laws, viz : to collect the revenue of the state in goldand silver, instead of taking the promises of asso- ciations, and for the taxes due the state to receive nothing but constitutional money. They remark as follows :— “ The total revenue of the state, annually, will be about one million of dollars. And if this sum, in a metallic medium,could be circulated throughout the state, it would not only suffice for the payment ‘of taxes and tolls, but perform at least one-third of the entire functions of our currency ; for it vould be at least that proportion of the total amount of the circulation. It would exempt that proportion of the industry and commerce of the state from the fluctuation and loss which have hitherto wasted the wealth and blasted the hopes of the people. It would give stability to property and confidence to labor. It would restrain the expansion of banke, without diminishing the medium of exchange. * * * “ The collection of the revenue of the state id and silver, is demanded by the equality of our political rights ; for inasmuch as the promissory note of the farmer or me- chanic is not receivable for public dues, neither should be that of the banker” These propositions are ably supported by facts and ar- guments. They then demand that banking should be allowed to expire with the charter of the banks, sus- taining their demand by a strong array of facts and able arguments. This isthe true course. It is an undoubted fact, that a large majority of the people of this country are opposed to banking, and ‘yet banking is imposed upon them by theactivity of afew bankers, through the pas- siveness of the people. It is an undoubted fact, that in this country, the active party, if it is ever so small, al ways attain their obj: because they are not systemati- cally opposed. Thisis seen in the fact that a mere hand- ful of manufacturers succeeded in imposing upon the country a ruinous tariff, under which commerce, trade, agriculture and the revenue are all perishing, They had a constant stimulus in their own pecuniary benefit, which sustained their exertions. So it is with bankers and speculators. These cliques always prey upon the masses of the people, and always will do so, until the people arouse themselves, and firmly determine never to allow of any law which confers any exclusive privileges upon any set of men, on any pretence whatever. If the Ohio people persevere m the movement they have made, that State, at least, will be free from aristocratic op- pression. In order to show the state of trade between the United States and the kingdom of Great Britain, in relation to the purchases of American produce by her, and the propor- tion of her manufactures taken by the United States in payment, we have compiled the following table, showing the quantities and value of cotton exported from Great Britain in ten years, the proportion sent to the United States, and the quantity of raw cotton imported trom the United States for the manufacture of those goods. Cotton Ezp'ts cotton goods Exports to import'd fm ‘Sin Great Britain. U. State U. States Yards. ‘alue. Yards. Walue. ‘Pounds. 1831, 421,385,303 12,163,513 68,587,893 2,518,824 219 333,628 1 1832, 461,045,503 11,500,639 31,508,744 1,049,375 219,756,753 1833, 496 352 45,141,989 1,985,957 237,506,758 1834, 555,705,809 352 45,830,862 1,394,057 269,203,075 » 597,915,701 302,991 281.455,812 637,667,627 62,042,139 21115{061 299,615,692 1837, 531,373,663 17,481,855 “504,822 320,651,716 690,077,622 38-493,113 1,206,361 431,137,898 1839, 731,450,123 97,236,052 1,144,749 311.597,798 1810, 790,631,997 16,302,220 32,073,004 "898,469 487 855,08 Here is a very curious table. In 1831, under the highest tariffever imposed, the United States imported over 68,- 600,000 yards of cotton cloth, at an average value of 18 cents per yard. This was 16 per cent of all the cotton manufactures of Great Britain, and bore a duty of about 35 per cent ad valorem in the United States. Under the descending scale of duties, the imports decreased until 1835-6, when the duty was diminished 4} per cent, and the paper expansion here raised the import to 74,000,000 of yards. In 1340, when the duty had been further di- minished 9 per cent, 32,073,000 yards were imported at an average value of 12 cents—the quantity being 4 per cent only of British manufacture. Here was a reduction of 6 cents per yard in the price, and of 3} cents in duty; and yet tho quantity imported fell off 60 per cent, while the purchases of raw material from the United States more than doubled! What agency had the tariff in this matter ? The average of the three years, 1831—2—3, of high duty, compared with the years 1838—9—40, of low duty, is as follows:— Value Value. per yard. Duty. » 6 , Quantity. Average import,1831-2-3 49,412,012 1 638-940 35/931,056 1 651,385 16-¢ 083,18 15, a Decrease, 12,478,706 568,191 1 2% Here is, uniter a descending tariff, a diminution of 25 per ct. in the quantity imported. At the same time, accor” ding to the best authorities, the manufacture of cotton in this country more than doubled, and amounted, 1340, according to the census, to $46,000,000 annually in value, against an average of $5,000,000 imported in three years of the lowest tariff. These are official facts, and yet the manufacturers say their business was going to decay un- der the low tariff,and a yenal press not only ‘reiterated such statements, but have not hesitated to circulate statements that 200,000 hands have received employment since the late tariff went into operation. Sales at the Stock Exchange. pid N ¥ Gute M. a wae 5N O Canal & Bkg Co Wes 1000 Ohio 6% Bifiuel io 6s, 1850 ah ohaw! w. 3008 do” 1860 73 15. do 33% 2000 do do 72% 2% Harlem 16 1000 4,00, do 72) New Jersey 65, 2600 [Ninos 18% 50 Paterson 47% 1000 Indiana e602 100 do b60 48 50 Bk of Com full 2% 50 dy bytw 47 Oo do. terip 92) 25 Stonington ‘b90 17! 5 Del & Hudso A 0 Wo 18 % boo 81g 25 Bk Kentucky “ Second $1000 Kentucky 6 yrs Bd 903g ———_—____ State of Trade, The inclemency of the weather has bee: 10-day as to prevent any activity in out door transeotions: “Sales of cotton to some extent were made for export at former prices by auction. 70 hhds New Orleans sugar at 5 8) — 100 at 6. Flour is still heavy at the prices of last week. We hear of no sales to-day of any importance. 1600 bush, Rye were sold at 60c. bush. deliv. . 1000 bush. South ern Corn at 4c. measure. Married. On Monday evening, 12th inst, by the Rey. Josoph Harrison, Mr. Hewry Faincioven to Miss Extza Crank, daughter of Mr. Stephen Clark, ail of this city. Nonmax Hickox, Esq. His }emains ld, Mass., for interment. On the 9th ins were taken to Eas Y¥ REQUEST—MR. B ‘ounce that he will tute on Thursday, Dee, Braham. Concer to Commence at Latest Advices YORK HERALD OFFICE. ; ! .M ive a Concert at 15th, assisted hy his som Mr. Charles- RECEIVED AT THE NEW Alri ‘ _ Pant 1.—Song from Massionello, Auber, sy Nenperenty rears : + Mr Chas Brah 2—Song, "Stand (o your Gu 10 Me Brahan * farvitare. is Well,” Braham. . Song "The Miniature” poetry by GP Duett “Gallap ou Gaily, Oxy 1s Now READY. RS, aware of the importance of ac- 0 the times, have commenced valuable STAND. the enterprise, they cannot meet with general favor, and be sustained by # libe- MARITIME HERALD. ~~~ Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. FROM AMERICA Will be published entire, im numbers averagi» printed in the best manner, a> TS PER NUMBER first quality, and great eare will be ta- respects, minutely correct. Kes, octavo size TWENTY-FIVE ( The paper will be of the ken that the text is, in all MR. Autison’s History or Eu ‘ROPE FROM 1789 TO 1915, sent, to be one of the most able, prot cresting works ever writte! h three editions in Engh mmediately—the first number is how y others at intervals of about t will be completed im, 16 numb: volumes of about 6¢0 pages each 'y dollars—the Amerien session of the same work for FOU This celebrated work will be succeeded by others no less im cesting, in the same style,amd at the same price; n the easiest manner, a works nt the language may thus i M4 2tus Packets to Sail. FOR LIVERPOOL. Packets to Arrive, FROM LIVERPOOL. Columbus, Cole, » Pevater, Nov. 15 South America, Bailey, Nov.19 to be followed Siddons, Cobb, POR PonTsMouTA, Westminster, Atwood, Dec. 20 St. James, Sebor, ill_be put am pos- Rhone, Johnston, ree. V.de Lyon, Stoddard, Dee. 24 ‘a0 that for a ver moderate sum, paid short time be obtain LARGE AND Jackson Fangh To Ship Masters and Agents. We shali esteem at a favor, if captains of vesse!s will give iLvkyY, of our news feet. left at the port whence they sailed, the ¢, & list of their cargo, He wit board d and correspondents at © confer a faver by. Higence they ean obtai A yuh Tabaiitie Gt al oT lon, it Hickory House, 4b Pear st, on Monday the 12th of December, EDWARD GALLAGHER, President, in the C PAT. TEMPANY Gocreare eee the Ch ig resolutions being read, were unanimously car- ved, That we a: of President Ty and snares thrown daily in his way the express view of taking him ipporter of the Constitution he has e' firm and bold stand we tender him our thanks, at approveing his lost Message to Congress. solved, That the recommendation of the President late traly Democratic Message to Congress to remit the fin responded to by ita simple act of jastice t ike by aregard to the character ratiow of the claims of a gallant soldier and an emi- nent public servant who has filled the measure of his country’s to Commodore Re port of the shipping | sessels spoken on their passa Foreign newspape mediately on the home or abroad, wi office all the marine inte information of any kind will be thankfully received, S Kj they may have. PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 14, 1842, 433! MIGM waren: I Brig Crusoe, Tucker, Jacksonville, Fla. E M Atwater. long delayed—is demanded w Union, Chase, 30 H. Underwood, Li Havana bearing §. d Clari sa, of Portsm 4, Sehr Abbott Lawrence, Faulklin, from Boston, with mdse, to days from Camps eft no American ¥ weachy, with log- stant 15 miles, exchanged signals with ship lary. E Resolved, Thatwe consider the Veto Power as one of the firmest balwarks of Constitutional freedom, and that its exercise ; ed States is eminently. c , n from hasty. and unw and deserves, as it has received, our unqualified ap Rha dacive to the protec « Pelican, Cooley, from Frankfort, Me. with potatoes, to master, Schr United States, Bourne, from Hi ion. Ived, That we look with indignation upon the repeated attacks upon the character of our worthy Collector of this the Hon. Edwara Curtis, that we regard cient afficer, discha: ous office with fidelity t0 the govern jarrington, Me. with lum- Sehr Chief, Van Name, ftom Providence, with mdse, to the im as an able an ing te duties of a General Record. Packet snip Vinaixtan, for Liverpool, will sail to-day, ed by the weather. Her letter bags close at having been det Gilpin’s Reading Room, Bnric Tarraxoory.—Part of th condemned at Bermuda, was sold 1342 shooks, 71 empty puncheons, 14 barrels, 90 half barrels flour, 193 boxes cheese, 97 do candles, 2 bbls Bric Annawan.—The hull together with her cargo. were so! Bermuda, for the against all the machinations of disappoint continually assail him. 3 EDWARD CALLAGHER, President. JAS. OONEIL, Vice President. PATK TEMPANY. Secretary. DENNIS O’ROURKE, Assist. Secretary. e cargo of. the ‘Tanpanooly ‘on the Ist inst. consi and pork, 1 barrel il materials of the Annawan, sre sold at auction on the 23d alt. nefit of the underwriters, and all con: bags for the above N & COS office on A bag will Cree Maree HARNDEN & © steamer will clos ‘Thursilay, 1th inst, at quarter ta 4 P made up for the overland mut to In Notice to Mariners. DerantMent or State, Gro, Dec. 10, 1812. a Light House, erected : rbor of Santiago de Cuba, h communicated to the Department:—" I the octagon, 17 feet in he H atthe distance of twenty. and will be one minute visible. New Vork, December 13th, 1942. further notice, the Grea clnding the Mail for the Weatern State i office at half-nast 3 o'clock. PM, (except Sundays) when it will athalfpast 1PM. i forming Mail for offices between this and Philadelphia, ine!nding the latter office, will he closed daily at 8 A. M. HN LORIMER GRAHAM, P.M. will close daily at this ven ina clear night forming its evolutions, und and the other invisible light is two hundred and forty-iour feet above the level of the sea, an’ standing nearly six hundred Spanish varas to the east. AUCTION SALES AMUSEMENTS THOMAS BELL. Anctioneer. BY BELL & HOWARD. {Stores Nos. 22 Ann and 115 Pultom street.) WE DNESDAY. At 103s o.cloek. in the sale rooms, _ Valuable Second Hatid Furnitare Sale—A superior exten- sive and elegant ass tment of the best second hand house: keeping articles and household furniture of all descriptions. ‘Also. an uncommonly fine variet ty made new cabinet Also, beds, window curtains, mattrases, &e. Also, postponed on account of the violent storm, at 12 o’elock precisely, the the entire elegant furniture and two piano fortes, No. 4 Johnst. Sale positive, See advertisements already published at and pay expences—comprising 26 a3. han warranted sofas scan be found in the city, Freach and other style mahogany chairs,eouches, rockers, nurse chairs, Kc, All these can be warranted. . FRIDAY, Splendid < SalemAt 10's o'clock, the remaining and by far the mas Je portion of the consignment and in- voices of truly choice original ancient and modern pvintings by the best masters. SATTRDAY, At 1034 o'clock, ia the sale rooms, Elegant Furniture of all desenp BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, R.& A, respectfully notify the public, that they will sell at auction some time during the coming week, (which will be hereafter noticed) at the Gallery of the National Academy of Desicn. a collection of superb Oil Paintings, comprising works of the various old masters, wh! vorable opportuni ty will be presented to obtain such rare and pleasing orna- ments. WEDNESDAY. At 1034 o’elock at the Sales Room. An assortment of new and second hand farni &e. dio Also, a good assortment of house furnishing and builders hardware. Also, a quantity of fashienable perfumery. All the kinds now in'use. thle top wash stands beds, stoves, and all by a zood house keeper. SATURDAY, At 103 o'clock, at the sales room, . A good assortment of new and second hand furniture,consist- ing of bureaus, tables, chairs, tables, bedsteads, bedding, look: ing glasses, crockery, lamps, curtains, stands, &e, rich plated coffee set, and every variety of furnisiung and faney goods used in house keeping. wares At 1034 oclock, at the sales room. __ A variety of black, blue and green cloths, ready made cloth- ing, over coats, Spanish cloaks, frock suil drets cout Heo, fancy dry gi Ebpons, needle work, gloves,silk cra- ARD AND AUCTION NOTICE.—Messrs, BELL & Cc HOWARD. (‘Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give no- tice to their friends and the public, that the Auction and Com, mission business ia all its branches, and will be continued and carried on as usnal, and on the same honorable terms, at the old stand, No, 32 Ann and 115 Fulton streets. Liberal advances on goods consigned for sale. Certain sales and promot returns; & n be depended on. ‘The regular sale of Furniture, descriptions, takes place every Wednesday and Saturday, ry goods, clothing, fancy articles, Tuesdays and Fridays, Outdoor sales of groceries, furniture, and all descriptions of Property, attended to, BELL & HOWARD, d3 Im*ec THOS. BELL, Anctioneer, ARGE Sale of Splendid Imported Faney Goods—By A _C Humbert & Co. advertised for yeaterdav in the store No. 149 Broadway, was postnoned in consequence of the inclement weather. ‘The sale will positively take place, rain or shine, on ¥, 16th inst, at che same place, at 10 1-2 o'clock, A M,to h will be added a fine collection of framed oii paintings by Id masters. Sold by order of a Marshal. The whol may beexamined by catalogue any time previous to the sale. 4 1t®r vats, and i whic! the BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer. HURSDAY, Dec 15, at 120%clock, at the Marine Barracks, ‘Wallabout, near the Navy Yard—a quantity of slightly 1 accoutrements. 24 muskets. 13 bayonet 3 cartridge box belts, 21 side belts, 18 wai: elts, 171 bayonet seabbards, 70 breastplates, 35 plates, 2 swords. wokivn, Dec 13. 13 tre BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer. EDNESDAY Dec. 14, at 11 o'clock, at the sales room, 14 Fulton street, Brooklyn—Mortgage sale of hoarehald fure niture, consisting of mahog?y sofas, mahog’y chairs, plano and stool, large pier glass, set of mahog'y dining tables, marble top nd sofa tables, bureans, mineral ease, oil paintings, wash stands, mahoa’y and curled maple bedsteads, hair mattresses, mahog’y office desk, 2 handsome mahog’y flower stands, bra sels carpets, say eighty vds, rugs, ottomans, 3 window curtains kilt cornices, 80 yds matting, eard’ case, stair carpets, flat rods and eyes, astral ang mantel lamps, candlebras, cut glass'decan- ters, and preserve dishes. &c. ni ‘i " Ode splendid Now’s Hall Stove, with radiators, in excellent corde 5 This furviture is in good condition, and mostly made to or- der. d13 2% ec ward of the centre of the channel which forms the entrance of RENCW CHINA—Dinner Sens, octagon. Tea do do, and all the articles for diumer and ten y South William TO BAKERS. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first rate baker to take charge, as foreman. of a small establishment in Savannah, Geo. He must come well recommended as a sober.sveady man, cracker and plain cake baker—to omfortable home and liberal ntes, from Boston for Charleston, Dec 7, no lat, &e ned. ndora, from New York for Apalachicola, Nov 23, off Berry Cyrus, of Portland, Nov 27, lat 25 33,1on 85. foreign Ports, Nifovttom Texas, no date—Arr Washington, Guppy, Dover, St Jonns, PR. Nov 26—In ‘Thomas for Coast of Africa, | Jand for Turks Island: disg;" Louisiana, Marsh, fro phia, uncertain, to sail i and a thorough brend bise such an one, a permanent plac waces will be paid. Apply at this office, we rH ferred, Ontario, Gordon, from’ 8t B.—An American or German would be preferred shetland, Frost, FFICK OF THE AUBURN & ROCHESTER, RAIL “ ROAD COMPANY. i Cananpiaua, Dec 9, 1842. ANNUAL dividend of 5 per this Company will be Shareholders, whose city transfer books of + the Bank of the State of New York int and these whose stock is not registered in their dividend at this office By order of the President and Di 3 HA! ind days; September, from Boston, do, Mavaovuez, Nov 16—In port, Sagadahock, Gould, from Ma- ne. 2-4, July $—In port, St Lawrence, Drinker, W. only American vessel. Home Port: Eastport, Dec 2—Arr Matilda, and f vof registered in the Tole, 8t John, NB; 6th, sta oe ae on, 4-Sld Diploma, ——; Factor, Handy, Pas ‘Le, Me. no date—Sld Archelaus, (new) New Or- [ae Dec 10—Cld Gazelle, Dewling, Cayenne- Dec 12—Arr Lion, Peterson, ters, Mia; Pinta, crore, BOSREPOR?, Dec OUR, Treasurer. OOK! BEHOLD! WONDER!!! GUESS! “BORROWED COAT.” j x 2T."—To the vublie—Seeing one. J. L. Francis in the list of Peter V. Husted’s debtors, thi blic know that it i not J. L. Francis,’ Tailor, Es Charleston; Chas Joseph, Maw nah. igs. Cl St Cloud, Emerson, NOrleanes Al ‘Dante, Stoddard NYork: Mary Ai NYork for Sale: paulin Cove, for Boston. Provinence, Dee 0A: Arion, Ryder, NYork; Ri komok, Johnson, Apslach it of his own to publish soon. the coat he borrowed, er I J.L. FRANCIS. for sale in lots to Dee §—Arr Increase, V: Eaton, do for New Haven: Fairfield, Bi th, Jacob Story, Hurd, Jeremie vi rr Orray Taft, hode Island, Hall errill, Thomaston for 500 Baskets superior qualit 4 Cases very old C! Claret—20 casks superinn Medoc. Cement—8 Casks hest French Alers, Charleston; As and Chambertin, |) NYork. Sid Ho- 19=Below, Randolph, Goldsmith, from ‘owls, Yarmouth, NS; Syl 10; Mexico, Tor 75 Broad street. guished Pschveological Phi- tof a course of lectures hefore te, in the Brick Church cor ‘on The Moral Tendencies (Wednesday) evening, 1th, ion free. Ibe taken up to aid the members of Antares, Taylor, dé ALexanpara, Dec 10—Sid Hartley, Kelly, Barbadoes. ‘all-ce, Berry. Providence: ,'New London. C . Merriman, NYork; ‘ort Rico, Cottrell, Cuba; Ada E: 00, Burnham, St Domingo; Scents Boma R. BUCHANAN, the losopher. will deliver the the New York B ner of Walker and Elizabet of Scientific Discoveries, at7o'elock precisely. Ad N. B—A ‘collection will u tute in the formation of a libra ellows will deliver on Monday evening, 19th inst, at the same place. =DR G "Tong accaptorie vate’ nature, resides at, 31 miliar with these complaints articular and close observer of eda thorough practical know: branch of his profession, which Inm to introduce some valuable. improve tice. He does not boast of making hasty mis to perform thorough. a in as short space of time as_it ca vantage and safety to the patient king, i is not necessary for the patient to observe any change in busi- ; Madawaska, Soul ta, Lombard, Phi Mi Constellation, Somers; Re the second of the course Smith, Mills, N York; Sarah Ann, Irel: Ware, hater do. C. Dec 3—Cld Marietta Rvan, Weldon, New ing, do; Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway, Alexan- rstox, Dec 8—Arr Zephyr, Roby, St Pi hapter, NYork. Sid Ai 3 St Marks, Wil- two. possibly be done Monier, Dec 2—Atr Morea, Fi: Henry Newell, Martin, Pott! Dee 2—Arr Claiborne, Bu North Bend, Crocker, Watt, Liverpool Hilah, Hammond, do; low, Boston; Al Hero, Golding, do; reeland, Siaith, Campeachy. C) erpool; Edwina, West, Ai for a garien and pasturing, wi ine addressed to D. G. D. and ended to, by stating where an 'WINES—200 bales Brid, complete assortment of in five miles of this city. it at the Herald Office ferview may be had.t a tk; Oneco, Butler, do; zt manulnetory, comprising & id Gill Ni The above twines ‘reat care has been taken it m the manafacture. cent importaticn, and tion of the material an to suit purchasers, by aur er steamer Columbia, I close at this office on past 3 o’clock, P M. K GRAHAM, P. M. 's Boston on the 16th —An assortment froma a 38 Ron of ve, are st ore, and for aale iE. K. COLLINS & 56 Sout 5 A nd universal complaint, which tofore baffled the skill of the most celebrated phy cured by 8 J, Tobias’ Rh cious in the speedy cure of SHIS disarree abli manufactured from tiffaess in the li nbs, sore mily ought to be w OS8T—The following promissory notes:—Joho Addoms, jew York, Sept. 1, 1812, Addoms, endorsed by himand endomed by U- W. A. Ellery mnths, order of Charles 'D. C. Porter. for $275 60. rk, Sept. 1, 1842, at 6 months Co., New York, Sept. 3. 1842, at 6 months. rable to CC. Ellery oronder, endorsed by him and by D. C. wson, Oct.1, 181, fifteen months, wal persons are cautioned against negotiating the same, and u u 0, e finderis requested to retura them to, aay, 43 Broad-st OST—On the morning of the 12th, in Broadway, between Prince and Amity sts, » Gold Bracelet, set with three gar- nets. A liberal reward will be given for its recovery at the of- fice of Howard's Hotel. a3 a no For sale oniy at 42 Maiden Lane, up FASHIONABLE STOCKS Ke. ke—Old E established | 1928. Fashionable Goods, al from London and In addition to their extensive assortmentof ine, (for which they rece the American Institut Si'k, Merin», Lambswool and and ‘all articles. appereai ayldepend on being furnished wi Tatest fashion, at fait and. moderate rices. PARSELLS « GATE, 21 Broxway, between ‘ark Place and Murray GHOE THREAD —20 bales superior green and white shoe }) thread, in 1 and 207, balls, for sale by FOR LIVERPOOL The splendid fast sailing well known, nacke SOUTHERNER, Captain Palmer, will sail pos yas above, her regular day. ‘The ships of this line are all i000 tons burthen, and upwards and their accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage, asseugers, itis well known, are sinerior to any other line of packets. or passage, early application shoul ye made to W.& 1 'T, TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, cor. South at ‘The SOUTHERNER leaves Liverpool on the 5th Febraa 143. Persons wishing to send for their friends, to come out, the above , orany of the regular line, can make the hecessary arrangements on reasonable terms; and those wish- ing to remit money can have dratts for. any amount, pryable on the principal towns of Great Britain and treland, nas above ME MARONCEDUI hav eons to anmgance £3 Mapai F her friends and to the pablie in returned from Europe and thatit i to resume her professional oceupat acouree of lessons in. Sing which the in I, that she has LL LIN! Buages—Staxe and Boat fare ‘he celebrated ice boat UTICA leaves the foot of Coart- andt street, Every Afternoon at 5 oPelock. For passage or freight, apply ou board, or o PC. SHULTZ, at the office on the wharf. N. B.—Good roads and superb slerzhmg to Albany. dir FOR LONDON=—Packet of the 20th Dec, the au- perior fast sailing packet ship WESTMINSTER, apt Atwood, will sail as above, her regular day, hat rior accommodations for cabix, second cabin ‘and pas who will be taken at’ reasonable rates on ‘ ie) t immediate application to JOHN HERDMAN dur 61 South atres Ship SIDDONS, Captain E. Ttively sail as above, her regular dav. passage K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South street, Price of 1 $106. The Packet Ship Sheridan, Cant FA. De Pevster, of 1000 wt aitarn fo the ships of thia will only be received at Gilpin's “a FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE— Regul ib oc of, tt December —-The, Splendid Packet Will postiv ore: fi ‘tecommodations un ply on board Orluans wharf, foot of Wail street, tous, will succeed the Siddons, and sail the 25th January, her regular da ngers may rely on the ships of this line sailing punetual- ly aw advertised. . ‘aie intenition immediately re aleo contemplates at her honse, twice a dual and collective instruction will be ly resorted to, according to the progress of the pul- pila, ‘For particulars apply at 96 Lispenard at. dia Stee. ANY, and iv Al termediate Places, (or as far ns the Tee will permit)—In counection with the Albany CHATHAM TAKATR Pit 193 cens. Upper Tier 2% ce: Si THIS EVENING, Dees Virst Tier 50 cents ne fit. \ = oerformed CHARLES 0” After which. LA BELLE DE LA BRIE. Conelude with BOB SHORT. Doors open at 6% o'clock and the performance will com menece at 7 precisely PARK THEATRE, REDUCED PRICEB. ta coda Reg delaanotes of the Hee >) ae been induced to reduce the prices of admission to FP Boxes, 50 ceats; Pit, 25 cents; Gallery, Sg ) t the same time-he begs to assure the friends’ and patron of the Drama, that their patronage and ‘THIS EVENING, Dee. 14. will be presented, LOVHS SACRIFICE, After which, Miss Walters will dance El Jaleo de Xeres. exertions will be increased to meri mrt. OF Door 7 o'clock Box Office open daily from 9 to 5, where ‘Tickets may be onrchased and places secured. “ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. pi 444 Broadway, New Yor. THIS EVENING, Dec: 14. will he verformed GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD. After which, “BOOTS AT THE SWAN. After which GIOVANNI IN GOTHAM. To conclude, with BATHING ‘The Doors will be opened at half-past and the ver foriaans e+ commence at 7, every evening. CIRCUs. AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC. SUCCESSFUL AND. Seka CCKSS Port ANAGEMENT. (TRIUMPH OF GENIUS Taste aad Pao eine bli Lenprance aud Impident Petensions. "Closing of ‘Theatrical Shows, and immense erpressions. of the peopl favor of 2 EQUESTRANISM! and the other refined ant recur . OLYMPIC SPORTS- Great Revolution in ‘yopular taste end public morals. ‘The transformation of the principal Theatre in th= United States in to a Crrous, the management of the Amphitheatre of the Me- public cousiders a proper o¢casion for au expression of heart. elt acknowledgement to the citizens of this great, beautiful and liberal metropolis, fr the unanimous and. generous patro age, which, has thus enabled them to revolutionize and reform the order of Amusements, and to re nstate. in public favor the time honered aud classic exereises of the Arena. Henesforth the title of the principal place of public amusement on the American Continent will be THE AMPHITHEATRE. : “Long Live the Republic.” Admission—Bores 50 cents—Second Tier 37 l-2—Pit 25, No half price to the Pit and Second Tier. “FRANKLIN THHATRE. CHATHAM SQUARE. ReteoED PRICES—Dress cirele, 25 cents, includimg a a iy Second tier Boxes 124 cents. Gallery 12} cents. Pit conte, Ho other taps of scant le Hatake much genteel yratification as can be seen this week atthe ranklin, Mr. Emmit on the Banjo, assisted by Master Pierce, for thie week ou! N.B,. Friday, Dec. 16th, the Germans occupy the theatre. In addition to the already'long list of names ts added the po- pula’ Miss Rosalie, Voca Mr. Hatch, the American rival of Otto Motty and Panl. Al 80, one of the best Comic Singers in New York—his name can be known only at the Theatre. Mr. Winchell, Yankee Droll ist; Miss Emma Ince, danseuse ; Garson reat clown; Emery, Be Mr. C. D. Jeakins, Master F. Dia: mond, Messrs. ‘Ru; Miller, Mi , Brothers of War 1 saw, Ricrardson, and. Master Henry. : ‘Ainong the performers will be found’ Miss Auriol. Miss Ro samond, Mise Augasta, Mias Celeste, and La Petite Cerito. No performance on Friday pights. did lwer AMERICAN MUSEUM, ilding, Broadway, opposite St. Paul’s Chureh. tors admitted the same evening free, ‘WORLD. CHALLENGED. Marble, Day Vii The Manager is happy to announce that he has, at an extra- ordinary oxpepee engaged eRAC TOM THUM, JUNIOR. ful Dwarf in the world. He is but one foo h, and S'ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS. ly his weight when three months old. | He ts of fine symmetrical proportions, and is an Al: eds the Lilliputied Famityrot £03 c Iso engaged, the Lilliputian Family, of ten per 85 SHERMAN, the popular, ballad singer ; CELESTE, the admired dinseuse ; Miss HOOD, the. charining songstress ; The Fortune Telling GIPSEY GIRL, &c. Also exhibiting, the Fae Similie of the great picture of Christ Healing the Sick inthe Temple, by Beuj. West, Esq.; the Albino Lady, and500,000 Curiosities, Admission to all 25 cents—Children half price. dilee SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS! MAGNIFICENT NOVELTIES. SHW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE Ry. Broadway, ite the Cuty Hall. Mr. H, BENNETT, f, aunowners that he ma very heavy expenae, "obtained ‘the DRESS QUEEN VICTORIA and the DUCHE: on the occasion of HER MAJEST'Y'S CORONATION. | SIGNOR “BLE ist, WwW) Mr. DELARUE, the Mi Fs ARRMAID etn FOr DEET. KNDHALP A MILLION OF CURIOSITIES all for gavel SHILLING. at en — ‘ae oe ou IFIORN M ‘THE GREATEST NATURAL C world—Now exhibiting at the corner of Chatna and ‘Tryon How, te tl for a shore time A Double Spanis! , taken near Buenos Avres, the Plains, by the Spaniards, in’ the year 1840, and impurten +s 184 2. sidered by naturalists to be the most wouus: formity in the known world. He has a donble winapive, wr. ble breast, aouble paunch, double and some other parts double. He ia perlectiy xound mum an xvod health, and supposed to be nine years ola, acu Wem ‘near 1, pounds. olessors of wong wel to ow three v from virus 1, OF Se taken al the North Ky The head resting tat ofa dom, ud theskin. iw spotted like chet of leo] ly a wonderful curiosity. olf, Me Tobe seen from sotlock A M till 10 PM, Admission 121-2 cents, children uni 10 years of age half price. Good Music in attendance. a3 lm*m FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOAT, OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. m2isr MUSIC. CHNEIDER & REBHUN will attend private ea and soirees with a band of from three to twenty ly No. 27 Delancy street near the Bowery, or No. 124 — at a a MUSIC FOR BALLS AND'PARTIES—JOHANN MUNCK Professor of the Harp, respectfolly announces that he is prepared to attend private balls and parties, with a bynd from two to thirty-five artists, on application at his residence, 476 roadway. 10 Im*r RAND BALl AT THE APOLLO ROOM3.—JO HANN MUNCK respectfully announces to his friends and the public, that his frst ball for the season, will take place at the above rooms on the evening of Monday “Dee. 19h. On which oceasion the newest compositions of Lanner ‘and La Ditzky, will he produced, being the first performance 10 this country. The orchestra, thirty-five in, pumber, will consist of the most eminent artists ‘in the city. Tickets to admit a gen- leman and two ladies, ean be procared at the music stores of jessrs. Hewitt an ¢, and at the door, on the eve ing of the be Price of tickets two dollars, 10 Ttis®r OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL—Packet of the }9th December. The well known and favorite packet ha NEW er capt. Cropper, will positively sail as above, her regu- his splendid ship has unsurpassed accommodatio cabin, second cabin and steerage passer ‘Those to secure berths will req at foot of Beekman ‘oF to JOHN HERDMAN, B. Persons sending for their friends residing in. Great Britain and Ireland ean have them brought out, as usual, by any ibs composing this lines. drafts for any amount ean hed, payable in all the prineipal towns throughont the Kingdom, on application as above POOL—Packet of the 7th January, pbs hicen new packet ship ASHBURTON, Zapt Pe Huttleson, will snil as above, her regular day. 1g Mort superb accommodations for exbin, second eabin and steerage passengers. mh pc eT9NS wishing to embaak should make early application on rd, foot of Maiden Lane, orto 3 JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine corner of South street. P S—The above will be succeeded by the packet ship Ste. shen Whitney, apd sail on the (3th of Jinnary, 1843. Persone cen ar co anal Por coals Mande sexing toene Sot eveyone Rave them brought out by elthet Of the above ships, or any of the regular packets, by applying as above, if by letter post paids a toiyit Phe eelemadia text acting, packet ship fast sai! packet shi VESTMINS TEN, Capt Moore, wil sail punctual yas above. 8S : ior accommodations for cabin,second cabin and ‘sestage pessepaers, porsche sythine fo,einbare shold make early application to JOSEPH URMAY, 100 Pine at, cor. South, P 8—The above will be succeeded by the packet ship Sai James, Cay ‘bor, and sail on the ist January, 1843. Persons wishing to send for their frie old country, fave them bromene out by the any of the regular packets, by applying as abo post paid. []NCURRENT MONEY of lowest market rates, by P.& A. continue the manufacture of their celebrated Bra and gentiemen’s Russia Riding Belts. 13 EW INVESTED Oleaginos Compound. —For render wa'er proof—to be obtained ished Leather and Finding Price 1236 cents a box. who would secure the advantage of dry feet, this comporind is confidentiy recommended. 13 Im" IMPROVED MINERVA SHOULDER BRACE, TH Goodyeai’s Patent Insslubte RabberS, is article is by bracing the shoul tuvgs, and improve the form. 22 Wall street and 139 Broadway. HING POWDE of the subscriber ath No. 4 Ann street. men and others, HE IRVING CIRCULATING LI TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS One year (two setts of books): « . (one sett of books: ularly requested to examine NON-SUBSCRIBERS. imo volume, one e nded. on tor the purpose, for will be foun. of vave utility all persons who have recommended, an and benefit to ehiidren 01 acquired the habit of stoop perfect ease, end will be fou nthe country ean have four setts of books le . ‘Chnton Hall, New ¥ i LONDON—Pacwet of 20th Dec—The splendid tan saline packet ship WEST MINSTE| Moore, will sail’ panetaally as above, i emmodatious for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, who will be taken at reasonable rates on application to oe W.& J. T. TAPSCOTT, or a8 South street, cormer Jones' lane. tp’ sead for their friends ean have them ship or any of the line, on reasonable terms, Tany amount payable on demand without discount Iuall the principe towne of England, Treland, Scotland. and ‘Wales, can at all times be had .on application as above. @13r E—City Line—Gr to tl — PML A ve rig LINDEN Sotain ‘a ew days. Con ‘will be dispatched in a Simely atcommodate a limited namber and steerage im reners, if exry sa mete JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South are mani spection of Mr. Parsells, who has for the last sixteen y in the manofacture of a variety of braces, none thst could b+ recommended as possessing so many res ved brace now offered to ths pablie, ticularly recommend their Improved imerovement consists in the i , which adapts the be ’ PATENT LIFE BOATS, wention isto save humao life. The num- ber of passengers and other persons saved by these boats from wrecks in storms when the ordinary boats have swam) ed yersona drowned for want of the and wrecking of steamboats and other according to accounts published site qualities 9s the im Th ib duction of a patent s of the wearer, combiniy rived from the belt manufactured after the same time giving ease b: w' rsells & Agate ce and Murraw street. a and beautify ig the ber of persons they ad Fetal at the oles Sr ldo le them, and by the picking ap men 80 light as to require but two men to new apparatus can two men in her rea at sea vepends tn ie ts tone’ hs tho sattey oF vpovela As the sa Fon the services of the erew, this clans of ATONIC Railroad Company Notes, wanted at the est market rates, by J AMES & CO, 60 Wall street. ‘i 18° Patent Li i “Ae Aduma Co. Expres Olle. R DK. FEUCHTWANGER’S Price Current of Copa ids, Dye woods, Lunar Canstic,D agaer reotype Chemical iteiaal aie W figs fee. hee Hee fours Ls afull supply of Sehnylkill and Ps ‘om ube best veins, which ing reduced prices im the yard, first a ty, broken and screened, $5,50 Ege size, =” CH af et BOUBE cuted root board in the French style, ean Ms toni.® 159 Broadway, neatly dpposice the City 7m 030 imis*m a BLACK Man ETE imoos. Now 6 rg rE, a land Ireland ‘and Scotland, in s £20 to any ainount, for sale by 8. J. 82, Wall street and 190 rered free of cart: ge. c mado after the latest and most Approved French reus, Coats, pantaloons, vests, and all m nade to ordey f it short noti ms of £5, £10, £15 and ators Bertie Be #, 67 nud 69 Mai WM. COLLINS. FORK NEW ORLEANS—Loninana & New York Line—Positively Siro} Becnles Packet, to sail on the f December:—The splendid fast sailing peck et ship, of JONEE, Captain Jackson, will pom above, her regular day. For ec Hey SN pg ol |LINS & CO. 5 South st. some furni my wharf, foot of Wall 4" Con P vely no goods received after Monday evening, 19th inst, Shippers may rely apon having theit goods correctly measur: ed, and that the ships of this line will sail punetnally ey iy og Any guarant mye to that effect will be given and fulfilled ‘Arent s NcOricans, Hullin & Woodraff, who will prompt: ly forward all goods addi to their address. _ a The packet ship Sy oy fais rewer iay succeed the Oconee, and sail ‘of ‘i paid) to the “Mover ited with AA, of “4 Cx w ser andnetreat fore inn wi be amediaely canst and nea ny and accordingly, and a receipt to that effect a or ney wi i in am ot thay Bgl Beduod cane slept ramen L wer, for per iding in ny part of the United States, or Cada god il be pa STB, ea edar subscriber, or for a 8. wishit ire to make early application on board foaul se 18) Brosaway,,, [MEROVED SOLAR LAMPS, GIRONDOLES, CAN- DELABRAS, Chandaliers, Candle Brack ‘Ke. ke — WORAM & HAUGHW OUT, 461 Broadway, agents for ma- putacturers, are now ocening a splendid assortment of entire new patterns, of the following articles : i 5 ag and Ormolu Chandaliers, 6 to 24 lights 0 irondoles, 1to 5 do Do do Candelabras.1 to 15 do rackets, 1to 5 Do do Hall Lanterns, from § to pe yr eek rs, of allhinds Snependiog Holar Lamps, for churches and public buildings W.&H. would invite particular attention “to some new and tiful patterns of improved Parlor mps, Which for brillianey and economy cannot, be sv: |. Also 'a very va- lable article of deflector, for improving the light of the ordi- nary astral lamp. Also, a full assortment of fine Cut Glass ‘are, of most supe: i color and latest patterne—all at a re- duction of 25 to 30 per cent below the us tal prices ; together witha full aortment of plated Ware, Japannd Ware, he Tea and Coffee Urns, Castors, Baskets, Candlesacks, cord Dishes, Toast Racks, Liquor Frames, Bottle Stands, oval and yound Waiters, fine Table Cutlery, i sets and in dozens, fine panned rex Trays in sets and single ones; Dixge in Tea and Coffee Sets; Brouze and Paper Tak Trays, Card Racks and Baskets, and every variety of House Fumtshing —Lamps, Chandaliers, Candelabras, Cat Glass, China other goods, kept on hand esgecially for loons, to per ower and al tes. FANCY ARTICLES subscriber has received by th Pans Fane assortment Foe 4 ‘wood boxes, embrovderi frames With eave at cod entton, _cldionie toy pet ‘ansorted qualities, ete. e a reopen iy ined to cil and examine the above stock, Ree eee eg ee PILANCISCHI, 290% Broadway. dt im*r A il i tl be accommoda Beilin bonrd and pleasant rooms at Se Beckman Terms moderate. ni6 Im*r perior article of Clothing suitable for pre- ining economy and warmth, wed bine of the arms. For sale wi we of William st. ni NKS.—Bank of Lyons, teats de dee tang M the jest ces wil SUE iy 10 wer 70 Ds UGGISTS—A situation ( geangece nh eo fy Refercnce=-Mesere: John Farr & Co, Chemists, Philadel phia. dio 3w d&w*r CRTTON 200 bales Ai Cotton, ‘per bark Thames, G10 ee PRE SE BROOKS, No. 61 Liberty at. WAS! ‘ON HOUS) No. 223 CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH, ADJOINING THE MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA. Is in complete order, and reads forthe Fecertion of Gentlemen an 43 imia* H. 1. HARTWELL. 0 CA! 5 ¥, de Paris, has opened a store 187 BrahnaEtherehe is prerared igreceiveand exe saeeirders for boot of all descriptions. Ay his ‘wer by two dollars than those of any establishment in this erty hi will be at to any made her oh om cao Rt any.iereqatart Mi Gerdy's long experience ander Mr. Fore and bles hi 7 conduct his with ted maker hereby 0 sapply his customers at the following r wn” Eas ca oa Da d x ne : roportignate reduction in the various other articles to be pERMS CASH. (ber di0 wer “ street. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. THEM Parfamme | and celebrated Pills, from y