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Mr, Borrs.—Well, I’ve tried it at any rate, and I now give it up. So the House refused to entertain Mr. Bott’s reso- jon as a question of privilege, because it would take the precedence of all other business. a Mr. Evererr then asked fora suspension of the rule to introduce a bill to repeal the Bankrapt Law. ‘The ayes and noes were called, and resulted as So Mr. Evererr’s bill was introduced». ta first and second time. Jt contains a y ) o interfere with any who made application | become Bankrupts before Dec. 5, 1842. A motion to take up this bill next Tuesday week was lost—to take it up to-morrow was lost—to take itup next Tuesday -vas carried. _ Mr. Payneof Rabaras, gave notice that he should move to strike out the proviso, go for a naked re- peal, and let all who had been declared bankrupts take the consequence. Mr. Uxpsawoop of Kentucky, moved for a sus- pension of the rules to take up Mr. Botts’ resolution, in order that if any member of Congress had been tampering with the Executive he might be exposed and punished. This required a two-third vote, and resulted thus:— Ayes Noes... . ** +. 78 ‘This shows that they were disposed to take up the question in the ordinary way ot,business. s Several papers were received from the various departments, and disposed of in the usual manner, and the House adjourned. Iv Senate.—Very little done here. Mr. Cuoate took his seat. Mr. Granam gave notice of a bill to demand payment for the slaves on board the Comit and Napoleoa. Mr. Bryton’s Bankrupt Bill and Expunging Resolution were laid over, he being ab- sent. Mr. Bavaro again brought forward his reso- lution for a government corps of reporters—laid over. Mr. Tattmanae introduced his bill for the establishment of an exchequer, and the Senate ad- jouraed. x Judge Waggeman, of Louisiana, is spoken of as the new minister’to France—so is Mr. Cushing. ‘The difficulty in North Carolina in not electing Saunders to the United States Senate, is thought to show Mr. Cathoun’s strength to be less than was expected there. Mr. Woodbury ig to be run as Vice President with Mr. Calhoun, and has pledged New Hampshire to Mr.C. Mr. Calhoun will not go into convention Allow me, through you,thus to express my thanks, (being a stranger to this place,) to Mr. Speaker White, Mr. Cost Johnson, Col. Campbell, of S. C.. Mr. Stanly, of N. C., Gen. Aaron Ward, the whole of the New York delegation, Gen. Dawson, and several other members, for kindnesses and facilities shown, as your representative here, to Arua. fg Senator Smith, of Indiana, one of those members of Congress injured bythe overturning of the stage near Zanesville, (Ohio,) and the only one of them not already announced, was in his place in the Senate Tuesday. He is still suffering from the injury he received, but, having been able to reach oe te may be hoped soon to recover his usual ealth. .fcg- The President has recognized Charles Lionel Fitgerald, Consul of Her Britannic Majesty, for the State of Alabama and the Territory of Florida. Stock Sates at Philadelphia Yesterday. $400 Lehigh 6.8, ’45, 21; $650 do do, aut $190 Count: 5s, 1860, int Jan & July, cash, 73}; $700 Wilmington R 6's, 1958, 574; Sshares Western Bank, 20; 50 do Wilming- ton RR, 7}; 40do Louisville Bank, 65; 3 do Kentucky Bk, 43; $123 State 6's, 1843, 50}. SHIP NEWS. Panapetrnra, Dec M—Arr Joshua Emlen,_ Wilco Sov i—s4l'in co. with Nathl Hooper, for Savanna dL leans; Galnare, for Hi Bor- ry, Halifsx—lost a few ‘Woodlands, (Br) John- ylor, NYork. Bactimone, Dec 13—Arr Merchant, Murphy, St Ubes; Qlive Branch, Watts, NOrleans; Erin, Gardoer, New Bedford; Chesapeake, ‘Post, Providence. Cid ‘Celeste, Johnson, New ‘or Nonrotx, Dec 10—Arr Sbogis, Hoplans, Pont Petre, Guad; Atlantic, Provincetown, Sid Selim, West Indies. Atr 121 Exact, Nantucket; Georgia, NYork. | The R H Douglass. Nor ville, from Rio de Janeiro for Baltiinore, went up the bay on Sarurday, and the Tropic, of Boston, deeply londed, came in from sea same evening, and proceeded up James River, “Forelgn Ports, La Guavna, Nov 17—In port, from Curacoa, for New Orleans, 3 days; phe, Coffin, for Baltimore, 3 or 10. 13th, Caraceas, WhedleF, fof Santa Martha,” ‘The’ Gom_ Warrington! Gutehell, was expected at La Guayra on, the loth from Bors Cabelly, and would sail in 3 days for Baltimore. eoge THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER the distinguished management of M. Ricord, is one of the best conducted establishments for vinereal patients in the world. All the new remedies for the cure of these terri- ble affections, have introduced with great success. Encouraged by the fortunate results of M. Ricord’s modes of treatment, the tsine raipedies tae heen prepared under the direction of the Col of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, end are to be had at their prineipel oitice.” The “ Parisian Alterative Mixture,” for the cure of all forms of syphilis, whether primary or secondary, is sold at $1 per bottle, and in cases of half-a-dozen dotties, $5. Allpatients can obtain the gratuitous advice of the Consulting Physician of the College. W. S. RICHARDSON, fq Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau st., N.Y. Qg+ SORE NIPPLES, NO MATTER HOW BAD, positively cured by Sherman’s Papillary oil, without tak: ing the child {rom the breast. It is superior to all other articles, and many ladies by using it have been able to nurse their children that never cculddo it befor. Like Sherman’s Lozenges, it stands unrivalled. Warehouse 106 Nassaustreet. Agents, 4 Stanwix Hall, Albany, and 8 Stale st. Boston. 0g VELPEAU’S LECTURES.—The following |is the manner in which the celebrated Velpeau, of the hos- pital of La Charitie, speaks of his unrivalled remedics for the cure of gonorrhe.—‘ In this way I have used on im- mense number of cases, in whom every other spec of treatment had been tried without success.” Vel, Pills are now sold exclunvely in this country, by aut! rity ef the College of Medicine and Pharmacyof the city of New York, at their principal office and consulting rooms, 97 Nassau street: Price One Dollar per box. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. GREAT INDUCEMENT !—SAXTON & MILES, Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers,and Periodical Agents, 205 Broadway.—Subscriptions received for the following monthly magazines, viz. :— Graham’s Magazine, three dollars per year. Godey’s Lady’s Book, i. be 2 aed Sargeant’s New Monthly, *& 9" Lady’s Companion, aa Boston Miscellany, ATE, Dita ‘The Artist, = ¥ bed Miss Leslie's Magazine, « = « “ Brande’s Encyclopedia of Science, Literature, & Art, $3. Alliston’s History of Europe, $4 for sixteen numbers. N. B.—Any person subscribing and ay ing for either of the above works for one year, or g the cash free of expense, shall receive with the work for which they subscribe, either of the following works, viz :—Any one ofthe volumes of Harpers’ Library of Select Novels, con- sisting of the most popular works of the day, viz Bulwer’s Pelham, Disowned, Devereux, Paul Clifford, Last Day if Pompeii, Eugene Aram, The Stuient, Rienzi, Czarina, Self Devotion, Nabob at Home, &c.; or either of the fol- lowing : Miss Jewsbury’s Letters to Young Ladies, third edition jife of Elias Cornelius, by Professor Edwards, 360 pages, 12mo. Or, by remitting $5 at one time, shall be entitled to either of the above periodicals, with a copy of Jane Taylor's worl vols, price $3. g- FRANKLIN THEATRE.—Mr. J. Morris’ Con- cert and Olio Company is becoming one of our most popular places of resort in thecity. The amusements are varified and a little the best we ever saw. All places boast of crowded houses, but in truth no entertainment i ited by one half the number that goes to the Frank! orshine the place is full, audience pleased, and nothin; left undone that goes to satusfy the audience. Morris is well known through all portions of the United States, for his endeavors to please his patrons with an unequalled Performance for alittle money. fo this way he has gain- el friends innumerable. No place in this city has as much attractions at any price. * Og@- THE ONLY SAFE, SPEEDY, AND EFFEC- taal remedy for the cure of all discharges from the ure- thra, sominal weakness, Kc. &c., is the “French Anti- phlogistic Mixture,” used so successfully in the London aad by age ry now sold in this country by the aathority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city of New York. This medicine is quite palatable, requires no restrictions of diet or regimen, and does not gives reeable odour to the breath. Aico in coins (guaraniosd te sun So seek chi fll a cases m cure) $3 each, with full di- rections to use. W. 8. RICHARDSON ‘Agent. Principal office of the College 97 Nassau street. | Ao the Journal of Commerce.} {qe TO PREVENT COUNTERFEITS.—In a sen- tence on a splendid new steel plate ned gah exacted by Messrs. Rawdon, Wi ty tons in their best bank note style, for Dr. ‘Taylor's Balsam Liver. wort, 375 Bowery. valuable remedy has been so basely counterfeited that the pro) ir has got up this la- del at a great ex; ¢ to prevent it, and after this date will envelope ev: le of the genuine ; over the cork the old motto will be cantinued, Post Nubila Phabue. We think this must be the best medicine of the i} dadging from its unparalleled sale in the history of medicin a i 000 individuals who ha ing the test: cessfully used it for consumption, colds, liver complaints, coughs, asthma, &o. Ten years increasing popularity seems plainly we need not suffer from these complaints if we use this remedy in time, as it appears the only one tobe worthy of confidence. We he Bag all, go to 375 Bowery ifyou have colds, &c. or to the wholesale ogent, Dr. Leeds, 127 Maiden lane, and buy a bottle im. mediately. FOR HAVANA, HO !—The Hellespont sails this day jot Havana, and we beg to refer hor passengers to the advertisements of Mrs. West’s Hotel—the reputation of this house is not surpassed for all the comiorts of the best hotels in this country. The proprietor being an Ameri- cas,can well comprehend the wants and necessities of her patrons. Her location is [om nt and easy of access, No. 1 San Pedro Bafrende de Machini, Havana. ig “THE TONIC MIXTURE.”—This celebrated remedy is composed of five ingredients, the active princi- ples of which are highly concentrated. Tt is now used vory extentively and wi success by the medical faculty, for the cure of debility, (from whatever cause,) ‘5 spepsia, nervous complaints. ‘Sold by the authority of the College of Medicine est teeth vaace city of New . 1 ttle. lozen Yorks Friee $1 per belt's. 8, RICHARDSON, Agent Principal office of the College 97 Nassau st Og ANOTHER SPLENDID WORK WILL BE PUB- lished in a double Extra New world, octavo, to-morrow morning, Dec. 16, entitled Memoirs of the Queens of France, with Notices of the Favorites.” This is one of the most valuable and int works which hi peared during the season—possessing all the char romance, and wri! in elegant style. It contains the lives of the Queens of France, from the earliest ages to the present time, in number upwards of one hundred and thirty, and embraces @ mass of historical incidents of the leepest interest, which be found in no other work. We have not published a more delightful book for months. i d delightful events in the lives of so many yal Favorites, including a concise history sand revolutions which have affected the French, a8 well as other kingdoms of Europe, during a period of about fourteen ceaturies, will make the present work one of the most important and popular which has deen published for many years. It cannot fail to be read with avidit le copies 25 cents; five for $1: or $164 hun are requested to order immediately. J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann st. iig- TUTTLE’S NEWS OFFICE, No. 4 ANN ST. Quarles Quickens English Notes for very extensive culation, will be for sale on Friday morning. This isan admirable Satire on Dickens’ Notes. It is written with spirit. We hewe seen nothing that will better repay perusal than these g Notes. For sale wholesale and retail at Tuttle’s News Otfice. 0g WE HAVE SEEN AN ARTICLE USED FOR that most distressing disease, the Piles, when all other re- medies have failed, and the patient given up in despair of ever being rid of that complaint, with such astonishing ccess, that if we were not an eye witness to the fact, we should feel inclined to say that there never was a medi- cine that could have such undeniable power to control the piles, but now that we have seen such a remedy that will cure the most inveterate cases, we deem it our dut: to state these facts to the public, and those suffering with the disease, and let them know where the remedy may be had. It is sold only genuine at 71 Maiden lane. ‘The piles is wholly prevented or governed, if the attack has come on, if you use the only true Hays’ Liniment, from Comstock & Co., 71 Maiden lane, New York. Beware of counterfeits. The only agents in Boston are 8. Powell & Co.. 26 Corn- hill, corner of Franklin Avenue. 0G BEWARE OF INDIGESTION —Thousands of people submit to complaints which might easily be cured ifthey only knew how. The bowels are first’ attacked, andit is oly when too late that we become aware of the nature ofour disease. Dr. Peters’ Vegetable Pills, for all complaints of the stomach as regards Indigestion, Fevers, Inflammations, &e., are the most perfect cures of modern invention. Composed, as they are, of the greatest va- riety of vegetable matters, which are at this day known as being the most conducive in preserving health, it is not to be wondered that the whole community have given them a superiority over all other medicines that profess the same end. These Pills cannot be equalled, much less surpassed, in eradicating all diseases to which the human systemis liable. Principal office No. 125 Fulton, corner of Nassau street. @G@ LOOK OUT FOR THE EXTRA BOSTON NOTION! “ Beauty was ever worshipped, from the time Fabled Venus {rom the Ocean slime Arose ; then well may adoration move Man’s breast for one of beauty more sublime.” ‘The most exciting and interesting novel of the day is entitled “ Fitz Henry ; a Marriage in High Life—a Story of the Heart,” founded ‘on events in the life of a fashion able English Lady of rank. By Lady Charlotte Bury. “ There is nothing at present in our market that can at ailcompare with this highly interesting tale by Mrs. Bury—it has caused much excitement in fashionable circles. Her Majesty was pleased to send a note of con- zratulation to the talented authoress, Lady Charlotte Bury.”— (Court Journal.) ‘The above will be issued from Tuttle’s News Office, 4 Ann street, to-day. Single copies 18 cents. Newsmen and Boys supplied at $12 per hundred, &g- HUMBUG.—Some ery humbug out of envy, and some from jealousy cry humbug, some from their igno rance of the thing cry humbug. Ido not believe that eve- 7, thing is gold that’shines, nor do I believe that every thing which is hastily denounced is a humbug. Men need not be frightened by a mere outcry Prove a then judge ofit, 1 led to the above remarks sensible gentleman saying to me this day that Pease’s Hoarhound Candy was ahumbug. Now, I know better from actual experiment. I find it one of the best things for the throat and voice, hoarseness and coughs which | have ever used. Let such try and see for himself, HEMAN BANGS, Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Forsyth st. New York, Dec. 18th, 1842. ‘To Messrs. John Pease & Son, 45 Division st. It will indeed be wonderful, if after reading the above Certificate from one of the most prominent. ministers in the Methodist Episcopal Church, any should doubt the effi cacy of Pease’s Hoarhound Candy, added to the above name, which is in itself host, will be for that of Andrew Jackson, the old hero whose opinions were never bought or sold, but were al expressed in cand MONEY MARKET, Wednesday, Dec. 14—6 P, M. The stock market has been dull to-day, with little change in rates, New York State 7's, 1849, rose } ; 5's of 1858, 4 ; Kentucky 6's, }; Ohio 6's, of 1860, fell $; Mo- hawk }. Itis alittle surprising that the document for which the public look with the greatest interest, and which, in the Greatest degree affects commercial and financial ‘nterests, should so long be withheld. We refer to the report of the Secretary of the Treasury. All other State papers of comparatively but little interest, are promptly given to the public while that is kept back. In the Missouri Legislature a Mr. McHenry offered a re- solution instructing the Committee on Ways ani Means to inquire into the expediency of authorizing the State ‘Treasurer to issue $1,000,000 in treasury notes—$100,000 of which should be appropriated to internal improve. ments, and $900,000 loaned to the citizens of the several counties in proportion to the representation of said coun- ties; and of making said notes receivable in payment of taxes and of the public lands. Said resolution was re- jected. The Legislature of Illinois assembled on the 5th instant. Some measures will undoubtedly be taken towards im- proving the State credit. Thecredit ofthe State has been going down ever since. At the session of 1840 the party then predominant passed resolutions in favor of repudiating the contracts for the sale of large amounts of State Bonds, by Messrs. Rawlings and Oakley, to J. Wright & Co., London; Thompson & Forman, London ; and J. Delafiel’s New York, on the ground that the Commissioners in said sales had exceeded their authority, and that the contracts were not “legally or morally binding” upon the people of this State. A large portion of the Legislature then be- lieved that the contracts made by Messrs. Rawlings and Oakley in the cases referred to, were not in strict confor. mity with law, but there was still a large majority in that body, determined, under almost any circumstances,to pro- cure money and means to goon with the public works. ‘There were some, unquestionably, who were opposed to the internal improvement system, who yet believe that the extravagant waste of the resources of the State, in the sale of State Bonds, was authorized by law. Hence, a majority in the legislature was found to sustain the contracts. The shock then given to its credit the State has never yet re- covered from. The resolutions in favor of repudiation were indeed rescinded, but nothing further was done dur- ing that session towards redeeming the State reputation. There has been no session of the legislature since until now, when it meets with an opposite political majority from what preponderated at the former session, and it is highly probable that some efficient steps will be taken to change the face of affairs. ‘The following is from the Journal of Commerce:— A Hann ©. Joshua Lippincott, Esq. who in the spring of 184 his own private securities to a large amount, in order to protect the property of the United States Bank from being sold under the hammer, and there- by obtained a stay of execution for twelve months, has re- ceived no indemnity from the bank, and cannot receive any, unless the Court of Common Pleas interfere, and al- low him to be indemnified out of the assets, which are in the hands of the bys iepe A petition to this effect is be- fore the Court. At the time of making over said securities Mr. L. was repeatedly assured that he should, under any and all circumstances, be saved harmless, and unfortu- nately trusted to thore assurances. This man, Lippincott, was for years one of the famous “exchange committee,” under Nicholas Biddle. He was one of those under whose agency all the misdeeds of the late National Bank took place. When, on the explosion of the bank, these men who for years had been the co-labor- ers, not to say co-plunderers with Nicholas Biddle, quar- relled and endeavored to fasten upon him all the odium of the disasters, and by shaking him off to revive the re- mains ofthe bank in their own hands, Mr. Lippincott came forward at ameeting of the stockholders with a proposi tion that it would promote the interests of the stockholders to continue the institution, to reduce the capital to $14,000,- 000, that the salary of the president should be $5,003 per annum, &c, While he was endeavoring to carry out this Project he became security forthe bank in order to keep its creditors out of their property. If now his speculation isabad one, why should he be released st the expense of the poor stockholders whose all was dissapated while he was ajoint manager ofthe concern. The least that these men can do to make amends isto give up what they ac- quired by the “facilities” of t'se institution. The present aspect of affairs, financial and commercial, is indicative that at last the tendency of things is to im. prove, The paper system, under which great debts were contracted and extravagance promoted, while the resour- ces of the country went to decay daring the credit specu. lations of those who should have been by productive in- dustry, adding to the wealth of the country, is finally ex- ploded. The decrease of industry, and consequently in roal wealth, during the excess of paper wealth and speo lation, may be estimated in the fact, that in 1800, when there were no banks, no internal improvement, and but 5,000,000 inhabitants in the whole United States, the ex. port of flour was $11,000,000, and the total agricultural ex. ports $80,000,000, independent of cotton. In 1836-7, with $400,000,000 of bank capital, the country covered with works of internal improvements to develope its resources, Portland; Volanteer, Mary, Liule Mare for Boston. Sld Robt Treat, id ‘ , ( se import of breadatut | and with 15,000,000 of inhabitants, the import of breadstuff | Wm Young. No a f amounted to$4,000,000,and the whole agricultural exports, independent of cotton, to $35,000,000. That is, in 1300, the people produced a surplus of $2 worth of flour per head and $6 worth per head of all products for export. In 1836, when they were so very prosperous, they did not produce enough to eat, but were obliged to borrow money where- with to buy bread in poor starving England. The whole agricultural exports amounted to but $2 per head instead of six. Here was prosperity witha vengeance. After ing borrowed the money to pay for that bread, as well as the silk and wines consumed by the bank gentlemen, bankruptey has overtaken the whole country, the banks have exploded, the gentlemen have taken the benefit of the bankrupt act, the speculators have gone to work, t industry has “ developed the resour- ces of the country,” to an extent capable of supplying the world. The foreign commercial debts are mostly paid, and the remaining surplus is finding sale in exchange for specie—very much larger sales would take place, had not the late tariff restricted the means of paymeat to specie.— ‘This will undoubtedly be modified. The course willthen be onward. ‘The country is now possessed of vast wealth, and that wealth is gradually becoming active, and with returning animation its benefits will be felt by all classes. There will then some general means through taxation and compromise be adopted towards the discharge of the State debts. This view of affairs seems to have produced some favorable feeling in England at our latest dates. dent that the whole country, freed trom the thraldom of paper currency, would rapidly advance in real wealth— that fact would remove the present depression upon the public mind, which greatly favors the notions on repudi- ation. There is also a powerful motive for compromising und encouraging the American States into some show of preserving inviolate the public faith. ‘This 1s the danger produced by the doctrines and examples, that the starving masses of England, groaning under oppression, will imi- tate that conduct and cast off the whole paper system. national debt of England is about $4,000,000,000. This, according tothe latest return, was owned by 294,000 in- dividuals, out of a population of 27,000,000. ‘This popula- tion is taxed annually $15,000,000, which goes into the pockets of 294,000. Sir Robert Peel, in his speech last winter, stated that it was beyond the ability of the people any longer to pay this sum by taxation on consumable goods. He therefore taxed the receivers of the interest 3 per cent, equivalent to deducting $4,500,000 annually from the sum due them, Here 1s the plea of inability to pay It is the same plea which all the repudiating States here have adopted. If the States here persevere and carry out their determination, and not pay their debts on that ground, it is greatly to be feared that the masses of England, having such a precedent, will claim the same rights and pursue the same course. Hence the $10,000,000 due England from this country, scarcely 2 per cent of stock debt of Great Britain, may be the cause of a loss of the whole superincumbect credits in that coun try. The fears of such a result is producing a great de- sire to compromise and settle the claims here, even if it can be done by lending a little more money to finish exist- ing public works. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 1819 103% 25 Del & Hudson wo” 60d. i R Kinane, Cimbr Eogantown, Dee Arr Increase, Werrill, ¥ NYork for Salem. 10th, Provincetown, Dec }—Ar Zordelis, Jos Balelh nove ings, Halifax for Phila- irdsall, Philede! ker, NYork. Bi fia, Wilbour, Philader- im off Pawtuxet, on Dec 12—Arr Amos B di B: —Sid Pilgrim, Sevier, from Frankfort for ork, with upwards of 30 sick sea- Dee It—Below, Vandalier, Gibralter and Leghorn; da inkt; Auna Reynolds, Doane, Bosto , Penny, NYork; 3d, aes - Dee 1—Arr Consul, Lodemia & Eliza, Price, do; ‘Two Brothers, iy Two Brothers, Tolson, do; 8th, Dz tend a child and 1 would be preferred. Apply at erald forthe ame of ‘he atrert i ED~A French or German git! t the desk of the office of the tch, key ond seal lost yesterday le going down Spring street to ‘will be given to any person who » 65 Walker street. ince, to convey to the Atbany se Was marked at one end clothing, and was pus! to whose care It Was entrasted.— g it, ean be communicated to James of New York and its ) ig prepared to at res, of (rom one instrument, Viz: wired, by applying at way, Or at their resi- viemnity, thatthe nel Pi 's Music Saloon, No. 329 Bre near the powery. or by calling, a¢ room ‘and Frankfort'sis, on Sature next, between the hours of 10 A M and 2 P M, each day. dls 2t¢: Igrim’s Progress, publishe iy by the most eminent London artists, a colored map, aud a etching by Cruickshank and suparb- ly bound in inoroces, This beirg astavd and therefure as a new 4 work, age will not depreciate its value, year’s present will be more aeceptal first set up in England. LASS IN LEARNING TO SING AT new Ladies? Class, formed on Monday, sterm of 12 lessons THIS AFTERNOON, ock, and will meet regularly every Monday ‘Thureday at the same hour. 0 All interested ore invited to be present this afternoon, as the introductory lesson will then be repeated. ‘Translator of Weber's Theory, wil! commence J. F. WARNER, bler’s Voeal Element , and other German work Y REQUEST—MR. BRAHAM has the honor to a give a Concert at the Stayve nounce that he w tute on Thursday, Dec. 15th, assisted hy his son Mi Coucert to commence at 9 o’cleck. PLOGRAMME, $1000 N Y State 5500. do 1000 Ohio 6’s 1960 ter 1500 do Mr Chas Braham 5000 do cee do 1000 Kentucky 6%s, 1071 4 100 Long Island 8000 Thi 8% 400 do Second Board, 25 shas Long Island MPa and State of Trade. We notice no very general change in business mat- Part I &—Song, ‘William Tell,” Braham. acharm in Spring” Hi ure” poetry by G P Coffee.—Brazil at 8 a 8c; Laguayra, 7} a8}; Maracai- bo, 74 a7}; St Domingo, bf a6. z bales Upland and Florida at 5} a7} cents; 285 and 250 Mobile, 6} a7}—together Mr Braham and » Trish Love Song nthe Trampof Fame? Rox: 12.—Song, “Melly Born 750 New Orleans, by Li North County Turpe f he Bay of Biseay,” rits Turpentine, sales of about 60 cas ‘To be had at the Mus LOOK AT THIS. 'S Cork Sole Boots, B ht Freneh Calfskan | , 1 Shoes of all the different kinds, 7c to 1 7 r, beautiful artic! ine at $275. Spi- s Southern at 33 dull at 35 cents. GENTLEME , the best of quality, $6 00 do cy 500 On Friday evening Dec. 9th, by the Rev. Dr. Stillwell, Mr. Epwano G. Wiittams, of L Hivron, eldest daughter of Edward Hilton, Esq., of On Wednesday the 14th instant, by the Rey. Leonard M. Vincent, Mr. James H. Bewwer, of Brooklyn, to Miss Se.iva, daughter of John Wright, Esq., of this city. On the 13th instant by the Rev. Mr. Higby, Mr. Wm. P. Hevrenwav, second son of the late John Heifernau, of this city, to Ansa M. Toop, diughter of R. J. Todd, f mocasins, and the greatest assortment of boys misses and childrens, of al of osc own maneiatne ya ad cheap as the cheapest, at road wav, REG nds to be found in the world, be: oFs id corver of Franklin st CAH BY LETTERS PATENT OF THE UNITED STATES. TRICOPHEROUS, LIREHUGH’S pea COMPOUND, FOR THE HUMAN HAIR. On the 13th instant, after a short and severe illness, Groxar, only son of James 8. and Susannah Dickson,aged 3 years and 10 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully attend his funeral this afternoon the 15tn, at 2 from the residence of his father foot of Jeralemon street, Brooklyn, without further inv: On the 14th instant, Many Atice, and Catharine McKean, aged 1 year and 17 day d acquaintances are respect to attend the funeral this afternoon at 30’clock, from 172 Leonard street. On the 14th instant, Axwe, daughter of Dominick and Solgan, aged 8 years and 6 months. relatives and friends of the family are res invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her pa- rents No. 3 James street, Brooklyn, this afternoon at three Cc PATENT ME ‘itation. “ec daughter of Micheal cs fully invited from all oily and greasy appearances. Principal office of the Inventor and Patentee, 205 Brondway, given in all diseases connected with where gratuitous advice the growth of the hy ~ RHEUMA HEUMATISM! _ eted with Rheumatism are now beginning to if they continue to ¢an blame no ore bat themsely: ‘Syrup now stands above all. doubt in the cure of fer any longer they MARITIME HE RA LD?) ae To Ship Masters and Agent: yor, if captains of veancls will give of onr news fleet, port whence they sailed, the , & list of their ens concern—This certifies that last spring nt theamatism in limbs. | 80. pain that 1 was unable to turn over in my bed ain was so severe that I did d six or eight phy’ ind at oue time the We shall esteem to Commodore Ropert Si) port of the shipping left sessels spoken on. th foreign newspapers they i mediately on. their arrival. home or abroad, will. alo confer a faver by sendin y who could not relieve me in ured a bottle on Thursday morning, and i I walked nearly two miles. 1 was rerfectly cured, IENRY MARSAL 261 Houston st, opposite Lu dozens of persons steadily imp‘ovn and am now able to be correspondents at Nota week passes but ; calling at the office to tell how rapidly they have been relieved ine. or sale at 285 Bowery, comer of Houston 0 THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK i ising, I offer or a clerk om liberal teen years a peddli rading it render satisfaction to ‘employed or favored, information of any kind wi by this medicine. PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC, 15, 1842. + 433] MIGH wa: ry store, I would think I any person who might employ me; and industry. perseverance, and econom! the wishes and interest of my for reference only can refer you to those whom goods of since on or abo city at various times. me to call vou, T come now to Ships Merchant, Jorden, Liver Havana, Spofford, Bowne, Age ig pg mo Med Ci F, Richardson KiCoy Balchen: New J Schr Weymouth, Couch, Richmond, Al. rane Rotaldson, Whedon, for St Marks, Fla. cleared on for myself short ed. Ship Anson, Barkman, 6 days from Charleston, with cotton, to G. Butuan Lockwood, 15 days from St. Thomas, with I anxiously desire lly by those whom I n'nnfortunate man, amkfully received, aud my endeavors to re H which will be th you should see exuse to help me to goods, I w fant three hundred doliars. I expe the Western Hotel ov Courtlandt street while in. the ¢ Phere Lean be found at from 7 to 9 oclock, and Lt OSMOND P. we Brig Perry, 1 from Charleston, with cotton, to Starges &'Clearman. bie ah aeceice meray ten Ores General Record. Scr Narorron, of Portland, was again fallen in with on the ath inst. in lat 43, lon 68 30; if rhe atowt 7 years of ng of beef wes lashed to the Angelique, Eamon brig Crusoe, St Johus mh WANTED to hireto the lat of May next, and after, below the Park, or in the vieinit pared of three or four rooms. \ouse, oF A tion of the rent and Mi. a apartment eo 1 ‘apper pact of the ‘ett ot this office, wit || be attended to shed on deck, dead A piece Whalemen, Arr at New Bedford 12th inst. Persi 107 days from St Carlos, 1600 bbls Sippican, to fitfor whaling. Sid 1 ean. Arr at Holmes Hole 10:h inst. Sapphire, Cartwright, last from Otaheite, with 2099 bbls oi!, 800 sp, bound to Sale: A letter from Columbia, of Nantucket, 1 on C24 Shore Ground, Rajah, West, of N f from Cant Coffin, of the Asi A letter from Capt Bailey, of the Zenas et rerons her at Callao beea a particular and close o et. he has obtained!» thoronah hum to introduce some ¥ He does not boast his aati is to perform thorough in as short a space vantage and safety is not necessary nix, Bassett, Pacific practical know- able improvements EE > ical cures time as it ean possibly be done with ad- o the patient ; and, general; he patient to observe any cl 7 mos out, with of Nantacket, re- Coffia, of Nantock- Jott street, nearly opposite the Church, is not a drug ug 17, 25 months out, with 2500 bbis ci TA—Ces @ tor the above 18 0 lay, 5th inst, at quarter to 4? M, A big will also be Alvano, from Belfast, Me. for Charleston, Dee 5, lat 99 10, ton forthe oveand mal to isi fo ciose Antarctic, 6 hours from New York for Demerara, Dec 5, lat 3740 lon 70 Foreign Ports, |. Blanchard, for Apalachi- Se Teoun rit, fase ah IST OFFICE, New York, De: ember 13th, 1812.—On and until farther noti fhe Great South eatera States, witl close daily at thi 3 o'clock. PM, (except Sundays) when it will between this and Philadelphia, LORIMER GR ST OFFICE. New York Veo, 12th, 112—ENGLISH er steamer Columbia, 16th inst, will close at thi Maranzas, Nov 27—In la, few days; Neptone, ‘Trisian pe © Vv Ellen, Copeland, for b, Calef, wtg cargo Williams,Catter, for JacunL, Nov %0—In port, Topliff, Wording, for NYork, in days, only Ameri IL—Letter.bags jay the Toth inst at 4 JOHN L Roxana, Conway, for Salem, 10 e, Cheever, from Ma- rom do, for Bombay, Avg 4—In port, ‘ein, soon, Rowena, Home Ports, ld Zida Hadic ii ana. line, Guilford, Philadel- perieneed very heavy weather, having becn blown wing, Cayenne. Arr Bal NOW CHINA—Dinorr Seus, octagon. Tea do do, the articles for dimmer and tem set by bs . DAL South William st, No. AKERS. TO ‘ANTED IMMED. Sarem, Dee 10—Cld toa, Tiel, and Cui Elizabeth, Wiley, bak all establishment in Savannah, nded as iain cake baker=0 home and liberal . B.—An Atwerican or German woald be preferred. IRENCH WINES.—The cubscriber offers for sale inlots to suit jurehasers’— crackes lace, comfortable juality, : ‘and Chambertin. New Brvrorn, Dee 12—Arr Sack iE Farr, Baltimore. Arr oth, line, Sears, Albany; Ge: Nantucket, Dec o=' LAND—Wanted to hire a (ew acres of | a garien and pastoring, wi with and Heft at the He stating where an interview may ve impany Notes, wanted at the + JAMES & CO, 60 Wall street. ‘QUBATONIC Rai lowest market rates, by AMUSEMENTS. THURSDAY, ‘clock, at the sales rooms. ive sale of sp'endia *oras, mahogany par- tes and uewest fashions, polighed Freneh plvin and ‘dressing bure furniture to close syle handsome well made and ity, French and other ‘Also, the balance of the and pledged articles, jewelry sents, &e. jock of dry goods, clothing, guns, work boxes, ear e FRIDAY Splendid Painting Sale—At 10'% “elock, the remaining and by far the most valable portion of the consignment and in- voices of truly choice original ancient and modern p¥intings the best masters. Lust Sale of Pinno Fortes—Also, will positively be sold without reserve, splendid rosewood and mahogany piano fortes ineluding 1 super) rosewood premium piano, 2 uncommon fine instruments by Meacham), of Alb elegant Boston do, and others, city made, by the best manu rere. SATURDAY, , it the sale rooms, nptions. DAY At 1034 0.¢l0 he'sale rooms, To Merchants, Booksellers and others—Will be sold a large consignment of the very best quality blank books of all descrip- tions, stationary articles, and many other goods in the line. BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, At 1034 o'e Elegant Furniture of all d MO! : At 1034 o'clock, at 433 Honiston street, Rich and elegant household furniture, eonsiting of one fi made by Henri Hertz of Ps lebrated compos made bed steai center, pier and es, oll pa ting. rugs, oil cloths, las adow cur fe top wash stands hair mattras ses, feather beds, stoves, and ail kinds of kitchen and attic wares, used by a good house keeper. AY, At 10% o'clock at the Sales Room, yjApasortment of new and recond hand furniture, of every ind. Also 6 cases of fine toys for presenis in lots to suit buyers. A good assortmert of new and accond hand farnicare,consist- ing of bureaus, tables i i ing glasses, mA Tieh plated ec faney goods used. , mar! Is, x, look- stan ety of furnishing and house kee) SATURDAY EVENING, At 'é before 6 o'clock, at the Gallery of the’ National Acade- my of Destin. comer of Brondway and Leonard sis. pleudid collection of superb Framed Oil Paintings, com- ng works Of the varios old masters, now.on views. he Gallery will be brilliantly lighted on ‘Thursda®; Friday aad Saturday evenings, Thus a rich treat. is offered to the lovers of the fine arts. Connoisseurs are particularly invited to examine. Admission free, MONDAY. Y At 1034 o’elock, at the sales room, __A variety of black, blue and green cloths, ready made eloth- ing, over coats, Spavish cloaks, frock and dress coats. 's0, fancy dry goo. ibbons, needle work, gloves,silk ern vats, cards worsted an ik hosiery, &e. CARD AND AUCTION NOTICE.—Mesr, BELL & XZ, HOWARD. (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give, no- tice to theic friends and the public, that the Auetion and Com, mission business ia all its branches, and will be continued and on as usaal, and on the same honorable terins, atthe old No. 32. Ann and 15 Full Liberal advances on goods consigned forsale, Ce sales and prompt returns; a warrantee ean b depended on. regular sale of Fu of all descriptions, takes place every Wednesday aud Saturday, Dry goods, elothiug, fancy an Tuesdays and Fridays, Out door sales of groceries, furnitare, and all deseriptions of property, attended to, BELL & HOWAKD, a3 im*¥ee THOS. BELL, Anctioneer. H. TIMPSON, Anc’r. FANCY Goops, ‘Toys; CHES, JEWELERY, day, att o’elock, at the cases and lots of foreign and ry, fancy goods, &e., consi in irons, 14 boxes rotary grid-irons, 30 rs fire dogs, Si R, ARDWARE, CUTLERY, GOLD AND SILVER ments, Also, field goods, and other fanev go> other lamps, candlesticks, pl gant plated castors, cake and bread baskets, plated te: t mantel clocks, French vases, French oil paintings in rich gilt frames, elegant tea trays, in setts, ivory knives and forks, in setts and dozen, pen and pocket cutlery, Sc. ment of gold and silver watches, cold and gilt jewelry of ¥ ous description: large variety of various toys, Se, a CHATHAM THEATRE. ee Pit 194 cen. | U) i i i i THIS vA ee fetiy cna ER OF Tite bien ALP cuaptes ONAL Ley, DOES YOUR. mobdEne KNOW YOU'RE OU’ Doors open at 634 o'cloek and the peitocmance “es cons isely menee at? pree PARK THEATRE, REDUCED PRICES. a ‘Manag ba ! der to meet the res of tis the =, cin induced to'reduce the pices of ada to oe x 50 cents; lery, “Az the edtae time, he begs jo asstte. the Flende and paizon of the Drama, that his exertions will be increased to meri their patronage and rt. he presented, THIS EV ONDON ASSURANCE After whieh, Pi ‘Walters will dance El Jaleo de Xeres. Conelude witl YANKEE PEDLAR. — 4, oor il open at 6}g—Curtain willrise at quarter past 7 o'clock precisely. Sox Office open daily from 9 to 5, where ‘Tickets may be onrehased and places secured. ~ MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. THIS EVENING Det) 1s will BS performed ‘'AMILIE,”" 8 After whi MEET ME BY MOONLIGHT. WIDOW! VICTIM. IF™ The Doors will be opened at half-past 6, and the per” fortune e* Commence at 7, every e' a FRANKLIN TAKA » CHATHAM SQUARE. REDUCED PRICES—Diess circle, 25 ‘cents, including a 'y Second tier Boxes 123 cents, Gallery 123g cents. Pit 6! cents, "No otiisr plate of amusement in Nee York abondes uch genteel gratifieation as can be seen this week at the i Mr. Emmit on the Banjo, assisted by Master Pierce, for this week on! riday, Dee. 16th, the Germans oceupy In addition to the already’ long list of names i pular Miss Rosalie, Vocal Mr. Hatch, the Amesican rival of Qtto Motty and Paul. Al ‘one of the best Comie Siugersin New York-his name can known only at the 'T! » Winchell, Yankee ist; Miss Emma Ince, d Garson. the great clown; Emery, Bennie, Brows, Mr. C. D. Jerking, Master FD mond, Messrs. ‘Ruggles, Miller, Mestayer, Brothers of saw, ‘Richardson, and ‘Master Hens Ainongthe performers will be Miss Anriot samond, Mise Augusta. Miss Celeste, and La Petite C Mr. Nosher’s Brass Band Doors open at @—Commen No performance on Friday pigiht CIRCUS. AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC. 37 Bowery. IMMENSE ARRAY OF TALENT IN THE ARENA. MR. MADIGAN’S: * First appearance lend Act of Horsemanship. ‘The great Vaulter and Fearless Horseman. MR. SWEET, The superd. Two Horse Rider. (>> Family Seats resersed without extra charge. the Real Mr Madigan will exhibi ial and hing prineipal et. rptece OF . s graceful and To conclede with the laughahie >} 8. First Clown, D Gardner | Second Clown, Huntington Admission—Boxes 50 cents—Second Tier 37 -2—Pit 25. No half price to the Pit and Seeond Tier. “AMERICAN MUSEUM, ilding, Broadway, opposite St. Paul’s Chureh. rt admitted the same evening free. WORLD CHALLENGED. ‘The Manager is happy to announce that he has, at an extra- ordinary ex engaged NERAL TOM THUM, JUNIOR: ‘The most wonderful Dwarf in the world. He is but one foo and ten inches high, and WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS. ing precisely his weight when three months old. H. rmmetrical proportions, Cae ng ear ay io ee c ian Family, of ten perfOrmers; the popular. ballad singer ; CELESTE, the «; Miss HOOD, the charming songstress ; elling GIPSEY GIRL, ke. ting, the Fae Similie of the proet rotuys of Christ Healing the Sick in the Temple, by Benj. West, Eaq.; the Albino Lady. and $00,000 Curiosities ‘Admi: if price. attee_ n to all 25 ceuts—Children hi table for the co UCTION. NOT! ture and vances CARTER & CO, will sel! on at 1034 o'clock, at their Store No. 102 Broadw elegant assortmest of Furniture and China, including, halt, three-fourths, and full French chairs, ten parlor rocking ¢ ogany and plain dressing bureaus, elegant ottomaris and 0 stools, beautiful eard and marble top centre tables, work flower stands, French wahogsny bedsteads, hair mat- i rich French China tea and coffee sets,window blinds &e, ‘The sale will be positive and without reserve- ry, advan- ces, 15 2% ge M. WARD, Auctioneer. SSIGNEE’S Saio of Elegant Furniture—A C Hambert & Co. willvell the entire stock of elegant cabinet Carniture contained in the extensivs warerooms No. 61 Beekman corner of Gold st, this morning at hale past 10 o'clock, ment meludes almost every desirable article of the hi der for parlor or chamber, much of it with costly vprian marble tops. : “Alvoa large quantity of unfinished work, together with seve « jots of boards, plank and veneers. See auction & Enquirer.’ Catalogues at the place of sala. ral val BEN). MOONEY, Auctioneer. ‘ UCTION NOTICE—Champagne, Liquors, Segars, Fruits, &e—B. MOONEY & CO, will sell this day at 10 o'clock, Li 50 baskets Champagne, of Nectar, Co- Sognae Brandy; 25 cases Abayn- ‘ovcures Brandy: Bruits, Ove ines, Olive Oil, Museac and Claret Wines, && Also, 25,000 Havana poo. ‘Terms—Under $100 cash, over $100 approved endorsed w otes at 4 mouths. dis 1e%e BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer. HURSDAY, Dee 15, at 12 0%elock, at the Marme Barra chs, Wallebout, near the Navy Yard—a quantity of slig htl dam ged guns cartridge boxe: ‘waist plates, 2 swords. Brooklyn, Dec 13. 413 3 re ly ates at her house, twi coe opening acouree of lesrons in Singing t her i Collective instruction reek. in whieh the individual and nate! irted te nding to the progress of thi Pa Pee maalenlecs unplotes ie eisasnamicr eats seek ALLISON’S HISTORY OF EUROPE. IN SIXTEEN NUMBERS, PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. READ) lo. OnE Is ss remmiatiag theweaives’ toe tamer both come Gooch ommodati ves’ to the times, have a a ae at 55 lows that the enterprise, Y donbt, will meet with gcneral favor, and be sustained by a libe= ral ratronage. s Each work will be published entire, im numbers averaging nenrly 160 pages, octavo size, printed in the best manner, av will be sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER NUMBER. i sand reat care will be ta- is, all respects, minutely correet. Mr. Actison’s History Or Eunore rnom 1789 to 1815, admitted hy universal consent, to be one of the most able, pro- found, and intensely interestiig works ever writven, and which as rapidly d through three editions in Knglond and rancr, will be publishea immediately—the first num ready, to be followed by others at intervals of about two weeks. The work will be completed im 16 numbers, making four Yolames of about 6f0 pages exch. ‘The cost ofthe English edi- Atty ‘a—the American reader wi mu pos of the samme wi FOUR DOLLARS. . T ded By others mo Les portant and interesting, in the same style,and at the samme price; go that fora very moderate sum, the easiest manner, a Library of tne choicest works in the language may thus in a short time be obtained, 14 2 is importance of ac- COrrER An ‘assortment from 2 to 9202 of very extra quality, smamafsetured from, the best ore, and for sale in mir suit purchasers by Ke cy AAG = F jissory notes:—John Addoms, LontiNew You's Bape. ietaae % mouths, order of Charles i }. C. Porter. for . Aneta Hare, dated Neve ‘ork, Sept. 1, (842, at 6 mont! ys D.€- Porter, $40) 18. &Co., ‘ork, Sept 3, 1942, at 6 mon'.hs, Ellery ororder, endorsed by hun and by DG. 1641, fifteen months, his ow'y order, 100. . All persons are cautioned against negotiating the game, and the finder is requested to return them to. HL. FLourn, a 1133.81 43 Broad. OS8T—On the morning of the lath, in B poadway, between y ‘acele’,, set with three gar- Prince and Amity sts, 4 o nets. A liberal reward will be gi for its recovery at the of- Y . ‘orter, $210 -B. k. Dawson, Oct. fice of Howard's Hotel. 13-3: re FOR De. FEUCHTWANGER’§ Price Current of Copa via, Capsules, Acids, Dyewo 6 reotype’ Oh German 8 y1yer, page. FRENCH BOARDING HOUSE.—Famished rooms, with ‘bgard in the Rrench style, cam be, had at the Tor toni,” 130 Broadway, nearly opposite the City Hot 1n90 tmis*m Twines, from 534 to 36 cent importaticn, and great care has been taken in the selee- tion of the material and 1p the manufacture. For sale in lots to suit parchsers,by EDWD. K. COLLINS & CO. dur $6 South street EW INVENTED Divaginoos Compoupd.—For render- ing boots and shoes perfectly waver proof—to be i of the aubseriber at his old, estiblshed Leather vo, Finding Store, No. 4 Ann street. Price 124 cents a box. ‘o rte men and others, who would secure the cof dry feet, this compound is confidently recommended. 413 Im*r H. BROWN. (OK THREAD—20 bales supenor green and white shoe thread, in 1 and 207 balls, for sale cr E. K COLLINS & CO. 9 South st. MAIL Lin! FoR ALBANY, and i termediare ) (or as os the Ice will permit}—In counection with the Albany Spee caee and Boat fare $5. lve celebrated ice boat UTICA leaves the foot of Court- uit street, Every afternoon at 5 1 Por passage or freight, apply on |, or to P.C. SHULTZ, at the office on the wnarl. N. B —Good roads and superb slerghimg to Albany. did r FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOATS. ‘THE chject of this invention is to save human life. ber of ‘and other faved by tx from wrecks in storms when the oiinary iY . ‘id is over 150. The numberof persona dro wt ed for the Life Soars athe baie mat ing of steamboats and other vessels is to accounts pul Chie boat number The price varies frou $15 4 Steer accardfag tothe Je price varies 0 of, persons they are equated to ent, igh the bottom stove in. ‘he class of boats for picking up in are #0 lightas to require bat two ‘mea to handle vem, an new apparatus can be set in the the water in 30 seconds, wi aU cen mally ou the serena of ts Crews ti chao boats is int for thei Nyerton re ones Boat? Wall st, rt : ites of FHA NCIS Bacene Lite ne “ ‘At Adums & Con Buorene Office FS ay cea ye well known and fav. ree apt. Cropper, will positively sail ss above, ber reat hie, aplend of enc ai ete ag a hg ta eeture berte at; at footof Beekman stort ake ean Pe pee 8, a cam ni real ‘and Troland cas bars them brought utyas usual, by any i rT an ut Can shed crotin Stpe srg eee Tego te application as above. _ dior iv id accoutrements. 21 muskets, 13 bayonets,, 189 8, 35 cartridge box belts, 21 side belts, 18 Waist belts, 2sword belts, 171 bayonet scabbards, 70 breastplates |, 35 MMORPG NOVELTIES SEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE ALLER. Broadway. Opposite the Cuy Hall. Mr. BENNETT, Manager, announces that he ha TOUS rave obtumeds the DRESMEN wor oe QUEEN VICTORIA "andthe DUCHESS 0) i, ou the occasion of HER MAJEST'Y’S MARRIAGE Asis CORONATION. | SIGNOK BLITZ. Magician, “tion ry and V entriloguist, oes CLEMEN' Eine me r. neta ¥ if. Neu ind Me DECARUS th ict MAGNIFICR SS SES, MERMAID, M, PICTURE ing, Y, PERFORMANCES. i E V0 INO DE! ND HALF A MILLION OF CURIOS! S,all for Dre LING. ‘dL im REA’ » i and Tryon Row, ¢ i awe at the corner of Chatham e. p08 fark, for a snore tine ~~ A Double Spanish Live |, taken near Buenos Ayres, re Fide ro Spaniards, in the year 1840, and imporiee ww 0 Heis considered by naturalte to be the most wouars formity in the known world, He has a double winaptve we 7 ble breast, aouble paunch, ibs, six legs, don YiE mir. andsome other parts double. He is perlectly. xownd. muse s= gv0d health, and supposed to be ning vears ota, auta weve hear 1,500 pounds, } fofessors of Natural History. Surreons, and apaiiumsss wou'd do well to visit and judge for wremse: ree Legged Cow, now three veare al of one fore leg, and was so from bisu A Sen'Dou, or Sea L taken al 8 Dog, oF Sea en aly ‘The head resembles thacet a dog aie th that ofa leopard. “Truly a wo Wolf, Monkeys, A ‘Fa besven from eoFelock A M cll 10 PM. Admission 121-2 cents, children under 10 years of age halt rice. PGood Music in attendance. poets FRANCIS PATENT LIFE BOAT, OFFICE No.7 WALL ST’ * ati IC. INEIDER & REBHUN will attend private sotrees ‘with a band of from RoW Boley hee Oe dete BT RAE al SI OR BALLS AND: PARTI HANN 'MU! F tiny. sn Gua he ie She me denen Professor of the Harp, etfoll: 5 ae on application at reofience, oe GRAND BALL AT THE APOLLO ROOMS —JO HANN MUNCK respeetfull aud the public, that ie Lirst ball for the seasons qua see rand the above rooms on the evening” of Monday ' easion the newest compositions o bitzky, will be produced, being their fi country. The orchestra, thirty-a mont eminent artists ‘in thy tleman and two ladi Messrs: Hewitt and Godor.c, the ball. Price of tickets, two dollars. MPROVED SOLA" LAMPS, GIRONDOLES, sale. DELABRAS, Ch, if Brackets, ke. WORAM &HAU SHWOUT sor jcgedway. tgents for ma. pulacturers, are no w ovening a ‘splendid assortment of entire new of tine following articles © Jirondoles, 1to 5 do £2 do ae C3} & Hall Lar gerns, trom 5 to $25. Cl a he He, of all a ble Besta }, Tor charche: i i tarticular attention to some new and i 4° patterns of “i Py ew and paler Sn cametamecre Pasoe olay Lamm, which Yor round Wajters, ue abit Calor sets and te wpe te Fen und Comes Beth, Benes Cot oan ae i ks und Baskets, and every variety of House Furnishing —Lamps, Chandaliers, Candeli Sass, Chi thes. awér FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE ROLYDAYS— subscriber has received by the latest arri very rich quonmentof Pans Fancy, Aricles “consiating ot Fancy’ work nes, paper do, gama bn, fove ‘wood boxes, ving frames Wet entvaae nid Colt cotton, ery, 6 of assorted qualiti : ‘balty suvited to call tnd examine the whove eres, dr erton ai “ee erp of anti, Sn reapeettlty “ayited Yo yas to whe: at Eee ee ESR FRANCISCHI, 290% Brosdway. OARD—Families or single gentlemen can be accqmmoua Bedi Vonrd snd pleatsns rostee oy Se Becksomeeeses. Terms moderate. ni6 im? r Dp mya ie oir oe ay notes wanted, for which the highest riers Si yy by din swr 60 10 pokes tend sitnation m sraneed (either in the enty a experi ia riletail Brug’ Busines. ‘Direct t9 1. a A » John Farr & Co, Chnepiote, Eebede! WASHINGTON HOUSE, No. 223 CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH, HALL, sovote canna Is in complete crder, and ready forte Teceation of Gentlemen an Families, da yminte HJ. HARTWELL. BOTTES FRANCAISES. FA GEMDY de Paris, has opened 107 ‘where ‘red torereive and exe WBcrdere for poow ot all Goceripclene A fthces®. his prices are lower by two dollars than those nf any fash remch at establish ment in this erty his ooots willbe found isch modities it Ia " Sieh te te a bre ee = a him t» couduct bis - mig rach hi cmc ac the followiag ‘ makers in edegd price Gor aud doablesale ao. A idowvimuetion in the ‘various other articles toad a8 Brose grey ASH. ignaw rece! Tall wepcly of Hep gh wing From the yard, firstquality, and 5 on. ee 4 , dtr je Bint i seat JAMES DOWNEY. T mee JOURN Me 4 29 tenet ear te. UN ‘MONEY eee) a 10 wer PORTUGUESE PILLS. a6, farfame f Pills, from al eth ka oo seant ov (ne lant volume 4° M8 ‘ote