The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1843, Page 3

WE SHALL RECEIVE BY TH e for sale at the Herald Litera: LEDONIA, Depot, Herald Bui rig ing int ove memo and Nassau streets, Ww Foreign journals:— Illustrated London News, . ft The Pictorial Times, .... . 18; Bell’s Life in London. . 1s ‘The Weekly Dispatch, i 1s. ‘fhe Dublin Freeman's Journal, As The Dublin Nation, . . . a Punoh,.\c 5404. si And all the Metropolitan pay Agents can be Sepatied papers the above, and all other European. papers, by orwanling their orders early to this Oltice, and at the tisual wholesale prices. Subscriptions will also be received and punct attended to, COM: STOCK & Ns ConcenTRATED Somrounn Fium Extract oF SARSAPARILLA, FOR THE CURE OF aM Scrofula, Mercurial and Syphiloid Dis- Chronic Rheumatism, eneral Debility, Cutancous Diseases, Jof body, Sealy Eruptions of the eee the Throat and Skin, Tetter, Pimples or Pustules on the rain ‘and Swelling of the eR, Biles, from an impure habit Liven Affections, And all Diseases arising from an impure state of the tires and Imprudences in Life, Excessive Use of Mereury, &¢- ‘The great popularity of Sarsaparilla, | aad its established efficacy, render it superfluous to of its Vittues, or adduce any evic This article is warranted by Messrs Comstock & Co. as good as any other sold at $1, or any price, at the low price of 40 cents per bottle, or $4 perdozen, and in as large bottles. It can be found true only 2 ne Fifth street, Ph. PROFESSOR “VELPE SPECIFIC PILLS: fort he permanent cure of Gonorrhaa, Gleet, Fluor albus: and ull mocopurulent discharges from the urethra, ‘These pills are warranted to be @ sale, radical, and speedy remedy lor the above complaints. They fre to be had uine only atthe office and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. BACHELORS AND MAIDEN LADIES ARE KNOWN to ha reat repugnance to gray hairs, and for their especial benefit, as well as red whiskered gentlemen, we inform them that at Messrs. Comstock’s, No. 2 north sth street, is adye, in the form of a powder, which colors the hait and Whiskers a brown or perfect black, and does not in the least stain or injure the hair, The dye is called the East India Hair Dye, and no pay will be taken for it unless it does just as we say. . To be had at 21 Courtlandt street, QG- CONNEL’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR IS, by every family who are acquainted with its virtues, afways after kept in the house. It has such a perfect con: trol over pain from burns, scalds, flesh brulsee, and will save life in every case, if the vitals are undestroyed, and heal without leaving a scar. No one can whi sal for any outward ache or ailing without receiving benefit. To be found genuine only at 2 north Sth st, “Philadelphia, and 21 Courtlandt st, N. ¥. PRIVATEMISEASES; A CURE. Cp eS an he College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city ew voce, established for thelsuppression of quackery now prepated to treat all diseases of a private nature, ‘and offer to all those afflicted with these distressing maledies advantages not to be met with in any other institution in thisjcountry, either public or private. From the constant correspondence, and from private arrangements, between the members of the College and the most eminent professors ofthe medical institutions of Europe, all improvements in the treatment of these diseases are forwarded to them lon hefore they reach the majority of the medical profession o! thiscountry. With such celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill of the first medical men of this country, the College feel satisfied that the good work they have undertaken, “the suppression of quackery,” will re- ceive the patronage it deserves from that portion ofthe public req! their services, Cortlandt street, and No. "Terms—for a view and medicine $5. Ottice and Peele sn Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau — 8. RICHARDS: /#Agent. N. B.—Patients living at a distance, by stating their diseases explicitly in writing, gi all ‘symptoms, to. gether with the treatment they rec: elsewhere, if ies can obtain a chest containing all medicines, with full rections for use, with a guarantee of cure, by airoeetng the agent of the college, post paid, enclosing %, MONEY MARKET. Sunday—Nov. 19—6 P. M. The state of the money market during the past week has been very encouraging for all those engaged in spec- ulations, especially inthe stocks onthe advance at the Board of Brokers. The table given below about the Banke in this State, proves all tnat we have stated for the past month to be founded on fact. The loans of the banks totheir directors, and to the brokers of Wall street, amount to nearly a fifth of their total capitals. This pro- portion refers to the Banks of the State, many of which employ their resources in a legitimate manner, which makes the per cent of our city banks still larger in this description of loans. The capital of the twenty-three banks in this city is $23,490,290, nearly one-third of which is in the hands of the brokers, to use in the stock market. In consequence of this state of affairs, speculation is increasing in State securities and fancy stocks; prices must advance, for the immense amount used in this business must continue in it. The bullgand bears are securing the rich spoils thrown into. tigir hands, by the anxiety of the banks to make the most of their idle means. They must do this or rve—they must do this or their days are numbered—their very exis- ence depends upon it; their vitality laysin the perma nency of the present mania. ‘The R.,C. Fisher, from Martinique, brought $10,000 in specie. The valuable real estate situated in Philadelphia and vicinity, belonging to the Bank of the United States, will be sold, by order of the trustees, on the 2ist instant. ‘This is the last remnant of the monster that spread deso. Jation and misery over so large a surface; that created so many bankrupts, and [brought this great country to the brink of utter ruin, Bills of the Blackstone Bank, of Uxbridge, Mass., are in circulation, altered from threes to fifties ; also, ten dol+ lar bills of the Stilwater Canal Bank, of Orono, Me., altered to Newport Exchange Bank, R. I. A suit instituted by the Firemen’s Insurance Company of New Orleans, resulted in the decision that the stock- holders must pay the instalment, and could not abandon their stock and thus release themselves from liability. "This is a very judicious verdict, and if maintained in all parts of the country, would have a very great influence in inducing the stockholders of incorporated companies to Jook more carefully after their own interests, in keeping the affairs of the concern in which they are involved in a prosperous condition. ‘The report that the government deposits had been re- moved from the Philadelphia Bank to the Moyamensing Bank, is officially contradicted. ‘The treasury depart ment never intended so doing, and the report must have been put in circulation by some evil dixposed individual, who wished to materially injure the former institution ‘We have received from Albany the condensed statement of the condition of the Banks of the State of New York, on the first of November, made to the Comptroller,pursuant to the provisions of the act of April 18, 1813. ‘This statement docs not include the reports of the ‘Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. the Hamilton Bank, and the New York State Stock Security Bank, as they Were not received in time : Baxxs or te State or New Yon! 1843. Capital, 43,369,152 vrofits, 4M 254 Notes in cireulation (old emission, a * 5,297,990 istered notes in cireulation, 11,985,171 Due Treasurer of the 963,198 Due Commissioner Due “from afiectors, Of the Canal Pend, 1,157,203 for d rs on, fap ee 387,160 Dug, from, brokers, uals, 587,87 1 for 14,642,143 Dus rer of Unite l Stites, 1,645,320 Amount due, not cinded dled in the abo 505,077 "RU for conte, 243 Due from ban ooele9 1 fro) i "Add for cents, 4 ‘ $11,614,723 é $11,614,722 Comvakative STATEMENT OF THE Barnes ix THis State. AuR. 18 lot 3. Inc. ‘Dee. Loans & discounts, 207 $53,367,130 | 259,920 Specie, inet) 11-300,789 = 2,598,000 Circulation, old emis- 7,912,190 5,227,990 — 2,681,250 do 6.608669 11,985,171 576.508 - 24,679,230 27,387,160 990 - Goins GaN Glos o The above table shows an increase in the circulation for the past three months of $2,692,268, and a decrease in the amount of specie on hand of $2,688,090, The deposits within the same period have increased $2,707,990, being but a trifling amount above the increase of their circula- tion. We have also received a monthly report of the Ohio Banks to Nov. 1, 1843 + . ano Nov, 1843, Banks oF dagen ui ov, Hebenker. Loans. Specie 052 79,718 32,90 ‘Bank of Send ‘Total, Hefeyorse Bk, © v lombus, Br jie an “te Bank of nik of 267,825 janie 0 {unions Bank af Sanda 18, “it an ink Of Geaues, 4,095 11,312 ‘Total, 2,195,351 560,912 2,203,976 poem ‘The two banks marked thus expire this year. ‘The above statement shows a more favorable result than the last monthly report. The cireulation has increased but/a small per cent, and the amount of specie on hand has in- creased in like proportion. The loans are a trifle larger, but the deposits have decreased. ‘The circulation of the Ohio Banks has been gradually increasing since June, 1842, at which time it amounted to $1,314,633, From January, 1842 to June of the same year the circulation was reduced $3,273,878, and the number of Banks from 28 to 17. The present number is 10—two of which go out of existence the present year, The people of Ohio, upto the beginning of the year IS41, were con- trolled body and soul by the Banks of that State. ‘They depended on them,and consequently looked to them for aid, instead{of turning their attention to the resources within their power to place them permanently on a safe basis that no monied institution could shake. The revulsion that shook this country to its centre, destroyed the ruinous depend” ence on banks. Forthe want of these concerns, people were compelled to dig their wealth from the earth—to de_ vote their hands to some legitimate business; the cons quence of which is,that for the past the products of the soilare immensely greater in quantity than ever befoi The farmers of Ohio find theythrive much better without in_ corporated shaving shops. They find they have in secking the shadow, lost the substance, and sacrificed years of toil, under the delusion that speculation leads to great and sudden wealth, The citizens of Ohio are not alone this conclusion. Union has undergone a change that will greater effect in producing a firm esta perity, if adhered to, than all the thousand political hum- bugs of the day. As great as the reduction of the ban! capital of this country has been, it must be still @ we haye yet more than is wanted, Some of the Balt Banks talk about reducing their capitals, and on about winding up its business. The Ocean Bank of N: buryport, Mass., intend petitioning the legislature of that State, the coming winter, to reduce their capital stock one half, and if that should be refused, to surrender their churter and divide the entire capital. This is only a begin ning of what the Banks must come to, but we have great fears that before the end reached, they will make another tremendous effort to employ profitably what eapi- tal they have. ‘The merchants of every large city in the Union have become so independent of banks, under the new system of trade, that those institutions feel it of the utmost difficulty to employ their money. The commer cial communities are composed of different materials than used to constitute the controllers of trade, The revul" sion ruined all the old class, and the present set is made up of shrewd calculators that are satisfied with a gradual progress to wealth and independence. ‘The old system of credits having long since exploded, the merchants have been able to build upa business based on short credits and small profits. Commencing with small capitals, they have carefully increased their operations, as their re" sources enlarged, rigidly confining their movements to the limits of their own ability, instead of extending, in proportion to their amount of bank facilities within their control. In consequence of this state of things, the banks find little use for their immense capitals in the usual channels of trade. For the amount of business transacted in this country during the past year, there never was so trifling a dependence onthe banks. The banking capital of all the large cities particularly, is seeking after some method of employment. Itis at present almost exclusively confined to the operations in stocks, for the want of some other outlet. There is nothing else for this immense amount of money to act upon except cotton, and we are anxiously waiting the movements of that staple for the first symptoms of the effect from this cause. Look at the magnificent palaces in Wall street, then at the princely mansions of the presidents and cashiers in the upper part of the city ; look at the array of clerks, porters, agents, &c., and calculate the amount necessary for the support of all these individuals. The dead capital invested in all these costly buildings, would go a great way in the advancement of individual enterprise. With all this expense and extravagance, what must be the re- sult of their present §position ?. Like the drowning man they will catch at straws, and make one more bold, des- perate move, to enable them to connect their institutions again with the legitimate commercial classes. They must become jspeculating machines. Asa dernier resort they must follow in the footsteps of the Bank of the Uni- ted States, and ultimately be swallowed up in the same vortex, The re-action in the trade of this country has commenced independent of the banks ; it is at present on a firm and solid basis, and will increase as the actual re- sources of the people become developed ; itwill advance in proportion to the actual wants of the mass, and steadily im- prove without any fluctuations, so long as the operations are carried on without the aid of banking facilities. Let trade Incr Jtist as fast as the means of those who conduct it will warrant, confining its ramifications to the unalterable laws of trade. By a rigid adhe sound and safe principles, we shall wltim height of prosperity, because the march will constantly be onward, instead of experiencing those terrible revul- sions, that we have been so often visited with, and which, we might most assuredly depend upon again, should the business of the country ever become so mixed and mingled with banks, as we have been since the creation of our independence, to within a couple of years. The banking capital of the three principal cities of the Union, is as follows, at this tim: Boston. 24 banks... New York...23 do... New Orleans, 8 do) in arriving at The banking system of the whole have a «$17,100,000 00 + 23,490,200 00 + 20,929,340 00 $61,529,630 00 This immense sum devoted to the movements of trade in the hands of a few individuals, who expand or contract iscounts at pleasure, so long as the mercantile com~ ies are compelled by the'inflation of business, cansed by these bloated sepulchres, to look to them for aid to get out of the diriculties they enticed them into. This amount so governed must so long as that power exists, be destined to ruin the legitimate trade of the country. We want capital, but we want itto circulate in the proper chan- nels ; we want security and permanency to characterize our business affairs, which can only be acquired by be: coming almost entirely separated from incorporated banks. ‘There never was so favorable a time as the pre nt, and if the existing opportunity is abandoned, the font will be fraught with disaster and ruin. Compel the banks to reduce their great capitals, and many of them to close up their expensive banking houses, and all will go along smoothly and happily. Men,who have devoted their whole lives in acquiring a competency, wil! not have their property swallowed up by these monste! Fortunes will not be made in a day or a year, but the accumulation will be slow and sure, There will be a less number of millionaires, but there will be more moderately wealthy men; the mass will be thriviug, the whole people richer. *s at the Stock Kxchange. ND Boano—Saturpa’ $ 101 150 shas Canton Co 26; {000 HIlinois bonds 41, $8 New Jersey 2000 India 50 Harlem 815 393 35 ahas Nor & w Wore rit 2 139 do yan 388 lo 4 a nay ON oe 100 do 830 39! ‘doshas Canton Co 30.26% 50 © do 9 New York Public Stock Exchange. 50 shas Farmers’ Tr do b30 % 2a do 20 Canton Co 26 25 do 0 x 2% Paterson RR Ito Kentucky 6 D3 10985. £25 L Inland RR icky 67s a S000 do” 10” "35 “do 1000 LHinois 6's. 1960 ¢ 39 100 do 1000 do 1870“ W339 150 do 1000 bs © 3 50 do 30 60 an sw 395, 125° do. ¢ 61 snw 3934 150 do © Gl ie Ind $s, 2Byre b339 250 © do baw 61 bee ete 5 ed to ke x HH Monayr RR } i de soyr. bio 39 Haslem RR 820 3916 Bahas NA te Bke 5 do bio 39 30 Am fixe, Bk 0'5 75 = do 30 40 % fits Te us" 18 do bao 10 do ¢ 2484 130. do © 3036 State of Trade. Asurs—The market closed for the week firm. Pots were held at $462}, at which there was a fair demand. Pearls were rather dull at $5 12}.a.5 25. The stock of both ee in this market amounts to 12,199 barrels, of which 6,134 are pots, and the balance pearls. Corrox—In consequence of the non-arrival of the here is very little doing in this market. Ir ot varied from ‘our last quotation: Th 1 with quotations very firm ; the sales reaching nearly 000 bales, while the receipts for the same period were 81100 bales. ‘The week just opened will doubtless be more active than the last. © Current quotations are as fol- ows i= Livenroon CLassirreation. Uplands Inferior, . Fisn—Dry cod tre plenty bit in pee asian Macke- rel are moreactive. We quote No.1, $10; No.2, $8; and No.2, $6 She market is fully supplied, and ices by no firm. We noticesales of hrown Havana at) a7je; New Orleans, 64 a7e; white Havana, ade, al in small lots, Hav-—The receipts are not #o large as usual, mand is very br Sales rule at 41. 48 cents. Correr— This article is very dull, ‘The supply is good. We notice sales of St. Domingo at 53 a5}; Sumatra, Te; ay ra, 7 a 8. nisKry—-We quotedrndge at 29¢, and barrels at 244¢. Provisions—Prime pork sells at $9 97} a 10 124, and me The de- at $10 87} a 11. inacti Land arrives in fair quantities, and sales for ex principally made at6 2640, ‘The demand is moderat prime we quote at $47 Beef is_very and mess at $6 7907, rt are No alteration in butter. “Corn ‘Trade, In conmmeaee of the mild weather and the large stock, whic the demand in this ma al notso firm as they mand, and th demand. brands of flor nesee made on most total failure ceived in all. parts of the Our obse thing, the wheat has been put in th dition than at any previous pe surpr 1 ny of them have to d their erops, from t ter. he following statement shows the aggregate quantity of flo year, from the comm cluding the second w 1940, 6 for the present year up tothe 1 sported from that P abarrel no is a little over 200,600 Ubls. and increasing, Wheat is up to $1 ti and wheat which ived at tide water in ea of navigation to and in- Novembe: Plow , during the ation, in the years 1540, 1841 and 1842, and ng 11th | Union. a bushel went to Canada, notwithst if ents held out in the shape of low duties into the British provinces, nthe 17th instant, wh quantity affoat seme four are was are 7, but some small lots ited, but none on sale. ts ‘othour hy vessels at Boston to the 17th had | peral during the mud son argo sales of (- ‘Them aph says, that notwithstanding the al- of the wheat crop this season, th P te this fall, that unusually s of wheat have been sown by our farmers. vation warrants the assertion that, a a favorable one, the w Vv taken the Canadian farmers by Montreal times of the 15th, says that ma- cna the loss of at least a portion of | brupt change from summer to \ tatoes are irrecoverably destroyed ; deres upon acres yet remain ungathered without the slightest prospect of change to mild Large quantities of produce i must bi We the community at large will suffer, weather, ‘The merchants and eaters full share of the common injury.— ded for thi rested in their progress—and however profita: umstance may be to those who hold stocks, the Prices cannot remain at the present rates, and we should not be surprised to. see flour selling at 27s, 6d. before many weeks quantiey at present on hand falls short of previous years, lapse, The his fact, coupled with the partial destruction of root cro} fe about 350 w ‘The prices paid ranged from $1 to $2 hoof, as in quality, which is equal to $2042 nduces a belief that almost every description of must advance in value. Baltimore Cattle Market. market continues to be large f cattle, but they are mostly of inferior ngs on Monday embraced 1100 head, of which taken ‘by packers and 500 by butchers, r 106 Tbs, on the net. On Thursday, about 300 head of fresh cattle came in, of which about in price to the fered. were stock cattle. ket unsold. hogs during the w week adrove of about 600 head very taken by apacker at $4 per 100 Ibs. cels have drove of inferior quality was sold a unfavorable state of the weather were sold at $1 a $2 per 100 Ibs. on the of the week show a much wider range than at any previous period this season, owing jor condition of the principal part of the stock of Those which have been taken at the lowest rates The The mari are now about 300 head in mar- has been well supplied with live At the commencement of the prime quality was ales of other par- wen made since at $375 a $400, and one at $3.25,” Owing to the there is less disposition ek, to buy on the part of the packers, and if sales could be effected at all to any ex duction in price. brought in by wagons durin; , they could only be at a re- Some parcels of killed hogs have been the week, and sales have been made from store at $4 a $4 25 per 100 Ibs. Kixaston, (Jamaic: 7 50; meal at $404.25: and ‘corn at $1. Forel; ») Markets. ect. 14.—Flour is selling at $7.0 The market is well supplied, and business is dull. nacoa, Oct. 27,—Corn is selling at 66 cents; salt at 5} a7 cent RECEIVRD AT THE NEW YORK Bay of stan ds. N Bermu Burson A view ‘lize, Hon. Latest Advices Mayaxuen Matamoras se) Sept. ve seedaly Sy "'N. 8. W.+++ Mi: soda Naw oo Oct. Taleshuana ‘June At Savem—Ship King Philip, from Baenos Ayres—Captain Henry Barbour, o Passengers Arrived. Boston, late of brig Trafalgar. ys AM taal Margene Brothew &co-$2120 & Fr Bchucna er— $4300 ACR on % itz—8 bales jalap $1500 Wichelhansen & co—$2035 Peter Harmony & co—$1300 Juan de In Granja—$1000 Meyer & Stuck: en—$100 M de Paza—t bales arrowroot $100 Kessler & co—$00 Noltenius & Pavenstedt—$2368 $1500 Schmidt & Voge! cochines! 19 do jalap itehell & peounrd & Hoye f10 Borrie & Trott, I Pall jon terday)—10 bls iron & Unkart 50 bales cocks 300 A jere & cot boxes gum copal N ") A Patrullo—8900 J Wolfe— $1500 Howland & Aspinwall—10 bales 1 do gum 7 bxs plants Renard & co—2 bales ether $190, sie! it K 3 ees ‘$292 | Sehr Ontan Reported yesterday)—131 bdls 32 bhls old copper 1635 pes Haghe wood 1379 is Graves & co—? bundles skins WA ike & son. ron co—8 do fi ales cotton F jai ew—11 © HL Hogersit Py traneneis | MeGregor—t hil elm bark J Winchester Johnson—W do lard oil Strachan & Scott—%5 Everett & Pogson ay J do lard 114 kegs do 7 tierces hompson & co~139 bales hemp ‘Roberts &. Wil: iSme100 Bose by Pew o7 Dales cotton] ge ‘& Mead—20 MeGregor. h—191 AL Averill & co—3 cs mdse Com: Henschen & ‘Sekar te ids toby D qe oe pigs lead FE Mowe I newiand—1 box Wool rig Isaac 3 ed yest cotton AC fioaiere & co—100 Mince te Fisher Sp Moore—49 Thompson & Adams—2 bxs J —3 & co—t2 bbls grease J Cropsey—164 _ cotton to order, Savannan—Bry Kinney & com 92 Clan Bande bales cotton Cahoone, New Jersey: R Graves—! uN rides C & A Wetmore—39 bales cotton J Wood—3i tes rice De Peyster & Whitmarsh, ___MARITIME HERALD. Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL, | FOR LIVERPOO! Hibernia, Bunting Oct. 19] Montezuma, Lowber, esis"! juttleston,Oct. 25] Roscvs, Collins, Mm 'PORTSMOUTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH, Westmiuster, Hovey, Oct. 10| If. Hudgon, Moore, Nov. 20 | St. James, Sebor, Oct. 20 | Prince Albert, Sebor, Dec. 1 | FROM HAVRE. on ‘waynes Utica, Hewitt. Oct. 16 | Iowa, Nov. 2 | Ship Masters and Agents. We shall ee favor, if Captains of Vessefe. will give | to Commodo: nt Siyey, of our Ne Htc | rt of the Shippi ort whence they ‘sailed. the Wessels a List of ther vc ‘and PORT UF NEW YORK, NOVE MEEK 20 le woh ha oot Brig Rebecca C, Fi ‘a poo Bradley ony Jersey, Brown, 7 riays from Savannah,with cotton, dalon nase to. Ke ig’ Banter Stoddard, 3 days from Richmond, with floar, to | resonable. ‘Wememsoer, ty psche ‘Maly “Benelib avens, Tamer, 6 with shingles, to master Sehr A.C with ahingles—bod Sehr C val stores, to 8. Solr Silas Crane, J with naval stores, to alee con = Ivor by ‘ wil be oianbeuity ent ‘Oitce all the the Mu Ottice ‘Rantieal Informationjof say kia ‘4 | MOON RuSR: 535 437 | Mtn ware 7am\t days, oF 1 cha Arrived. G UACKE) ro Pratt, 15 days from New Orleans, with | 8 meers, fost & Phillips.” have possession of th ys from ‘Trinidad de Cuba, with 64 RAL to RK. de Zaldo. hasom, fom Martinique vin on apticid, of New flavens Demill. Staples, 19 days from Guadaloupe, with mo: | 6 days from Novth Carolina, | roel, 4 days from North Carolina, New Haven. Newbern, NO nie days from chet ison, 5 days from Washimgton, NC L, Mitehelt. . Havens, Pr Ar Slover, £ with pa M Sehr wte m Lewis, 7 days from Georgetown, SC, with cot tom. to master Sehr Hoe, Snedecor, 3 Sehr Igrpire, Hobee, 6 says from Baltimore, with mise, to from Baltimore, with mdse, to | day & Clea rt Ntara "Atwell, 4 days from Baltimore, with m_ ¢, to | rie | | Southem port h | Hadson, for London, will sail to-day. i+ | dla Olinda, Htc, tt Sa It adds—In this district probably one-third of the po- | for Ri jue against L | country, at reduced rates | J Bouchard, Schr Ann Smith, Crowell, 6 days from Richinoud,with mdse, nan. | to Sturges & Clear tot hae nee ven, 2 days from Brandywine, with mdse, Schr st Sm Smith, 2 days from Brandywine with mdse, to Sturges Herald Marine Correspondence. Curnacoa, Oct. 27 off port, Phebe D, Tray, of New Yank, from ‘Aguadilla, Pit, to ew York: Lea, of and for Liverpool, to sail ina few Hanson, Dyer, of Bosta i sailed this ‘moruimg for a articles receiver. days, General Record. Packnt stirs Mowrezusta, for Liverpool, and Hendriek matifall ‘Their letter bags are at aeTate, Gilpin’s, int Veessnts Wasten.--Wenre informed that there is are scarcity of vessels in our eastern ports, and that a large number | number are wanted, particularly at Calais and Bastport, to take | Freight to sovthern ports. -{Poruand Argus. Spoken. of New York, from N: had been 1 days north of ¢ Jon 73 9, hh Carolina, with loss of pe Hatteras, Nov 17, lat rt. by the RC Fisher, at th *dhamrock, teering Weat, Nov 16, off Atkins, at this port. Congaree, Weston, Boston for Sandwich Islands and NW it, Nov ig Jatal, past 42 Leland, Boston for East Indies, and another ship in co. ar eee in New Orleans for Canton, Aug 5, lat 1030 N, jon A here wwe the Fi rede Warren, Boston for East Indies, Also, a larg Aug MM, N, lon 22 34 W. Paint d 9 At American brig with red ‘and blue signal, steering F:, Oct | Pamtings, pau a “Brighton, from Boston, Noy 10, lat 49 50, lou 68 45. Foreign Ports. e epna: Octd—In port, Ellen, for New York, armnap A business Like tna Prompt, in this esta \ + no. dal Vauther, from New Ha Pour a 'n diss Re ing off, waiting for a market, . Nov I—In port, Wm Nei Pando) ou, Boston, do;’ Bristol, “ atharine, for Balti Vet sl; I OTION NO’ Sap | AUT, eas velt on, Bordeanx hadoes asked. det I—Arr Russell, Tonks Is.asv, Nov itn port, Vi NOrleans, next day :and 9 brig unknows Sid brig , Pinladelphia, Rio Janeino, Sept 21—In of A Fries, | YY t day, an of Alexandria, for for Philadelphia, do port, Boston, Whiting. for Const before. ‘Argo, Reed, for Bal ne day, Teak Hyaeanth Hd ish Bu Boston, dg; B: disg; Masow B. ott, Sas iterator a sabella, Bailey, from do, do: Mor Tpromse Bearse, and La Plata Michaels, from sg tilgdelable Bowauets eo w York, Idi 1 hiree: Brothers, Con’ do, just art phiin, FOR hall ury, Otis, f Montevideo, awe, Tee aa eee en Ae jalgar, late of Boston, sold; America, io Janeiro, No! 6 North River, nldr ot n20r Lake Ports, Burrato, Noy 17—Arr Waterloo, Chippewa; Lexington, New England, Chicago, Columbus, and Constitution tat, De: Burlington, neva, Ashtabula; 1 Bucknor, y, Toledo, Cld | “"thealtp has un bitcackd C mson, Perry sburgh; etroit; Resolution, Pt Ryan. wo Brothers, Detroit; & Ward, Jensburgh; © Crook, and G MeWhar- . CH Vermont, Pe Huron; v reeaes Preble, Buffalo. Home Ports. Lunre, Nov 9—Sld Julia & Marth: Only Danghter, Tucker, NYork; 11th, od ct cabin and steera rates. _ nate Apply Commerce ,* Cricaco, cago, Oswexo. Cld Ocean, do; Chi- Rents and 3 13th, & assengers. oy 15—Below, 2 schrs, one supposed the Tans AUCTION SALE ge acl ditional y sup ‘all deseriptions, froma family le Jot of excellent second hand fu ttaor of 3) Aut in street, by order of Mr, sid ‘mar‘hal, com> prising a very fine assortment, in xe r Also, the entire genteel furniture 0 keeping, removed for co Virst Sale in the ele; B. will merchandise ral disctiptio '. TIC as ne Dow is aged and a little de the Astor House shall be paid teu dollars, and no questions | ictus, Pittsospor raniams, Sc. 8 table and tle APALACILICOLA—To The ihe as mo ight or passa, OHN t KET F ith Despateh—The well. known, fast sailing MO, Cap 1 for the above She h good acco LL. Auctioneer MAS BE! (Stere No. 35 ged street.) ES) At 103g o’eloek, in oe sales room, Large sale of seasonable dry goods, all desernpions. a large assortment of articles of all deseriptions, by or At Lovelock Yatches—5 as valuabl for three years. ullot of jewelry, pi tof , clothing, and pledges cisely fe" watchea as have been offer ngs, Se. ish and Freneh broad vestings, im lots to ind heavy do, suitable st tailor—hosiery, gloves, shirts, collars, WEDS handkerchiefs, Be, ek, in the ete room, ot seeond hand aud new furnitare, of © second hand far- ing he city the first eof sile, Db Busineas will oe oa anuer. Sales will be regular, halen tow under Hy ie HOMAS BELL, No. % Ana st Plant Root this mor 5 ith DASH d Dog to bulbs. Bulb. Gisases, Flows y Birds and Cagess Preah tue 4 of every descrip and otk ard ( aposed of c Tamelins aud other choice flowers fe other parties tastelully arranged, All orders mit fire ship sii ANys! JEN master, will he despatched wr prior to the 2%h inst apply to the captain ou boggd, at pier BO NORE Hard W December Vv of ‘ontine Building, cor. Wal FIKST PAC Le FOR MOBIL sal Mataca, Oct In p + NYork,5 days; morrow—The well known fast sailing brig LIN- Frances Amy, (ibersa jibraltar, , Capt. P. Koopman, will sail as above, her rex on board Mr Weleh’s Circus © Who were ‘performing | War day. M Having good accommo: in passer aod a Y Nov 2-Chl Great Britain, Swinburne, Londons | roomy houie on deck for ssemgers, wh will be jath, Steadiagt, Adams. Cherbourg an Poole; How, | shen ata tow rate if cay agnieation be be made on boned, 1 ple; Melissa, Blenkin, erpoo orite, ‘orn, | bulkhead, between Wall a Baristaple; Melissa, Blenkan, Liverpool; Favorite Greennorw eg, Vy alba) Fine seats OP 1) corner iched as abov modations for cabin, second nat the lowest amed bark € t. Outerbridge, will meet with in ths a desirable opportuni from NY or Nov it—! ue John Murr Devereux, Baltimore. New York; Caroline, CASTINE AMDEN,, ia, Delano, captain sick with yellow fever. Gid 17th, Dublia, Schofield, NOrleans. warrants Para and a mkt. n jeverl Herrick, Wilkins, NYork. Cld pene bis, Agr lith, Angereiia, Crowell, NY or Olpefaat Also anew supply of ood and sells at reduced prices. Bosra Arr Gen Harrison, Moore, New Orleans: Ouawa, McNear, Rio Janeiro; Belize, Dawes, Baltimore, “Cid | with remuttances, will be Lenox, (new, of this port, 370 tous) Millett; Valparaiso; Wave, | “rected to. Haskell, § comming, Copeland, Mayaguez; Marion, ail Mobile. ! =8id ‘Aun Maria, Alley, New Yorks Grande, Gilchrist, Norfolk; Mary Augusta, Varnum, New Orleans,” Cid 15th, Alexander, Robinson, do; Grecian, Long, Norfolk. LADELPHIA Frankrorr, Nov 13—Arr Para fae Cu from Bangor for DAGUERREOTYPY ESTABLISHMENT, Monte foracrew Sld Wallace, Young, Havana; Abi- KEXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 AND 27. gail Rie Ror Cole, Wweathaties. i : A i HH, Subscriber has reeived « large su a of Voigtlanders? Bae utah Dette, (iw) oi th with achromatic Venser made according’ to. Protessor Petzval's ORTLAND, Nov 16—Arr Magi Petre, Quad st plates and chemicals, which he Jemen have agreed to act as agents, it : "he folfawein Pontssiourit, Nov 1—Arr Win Badger, Coffin, Cait. eae Banat, Nov it—Are King Philp, Unto, Buenos Avis. B White, Kea, 376) roadway, Now Fork. Ee Below, Busex, Rayaes, Cadiz, for ‘Arr loth, EH | Wresuingwom, D.C. Dr, A. Caspar, Bicone eee All communications (post paid) and orders, accompanied stron to, and should be LAUGENHE s promptly i Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia Ly Higgins, Curaco: Marvt Fran “i Jewett, NOn Creole, yan. Savannah; Radins, Dunbar, St Marys, Ga | der Philadelphias. Ren Lovell, and i. Kk. th, Cato, Halles © mvey, tie iekerson, N York, Teed’ Matan to four pson. New | beauty and rio) Rectal ; Ghia Vi ene "Phateher, C Bots oie Hallett, Balti | trates takew ia more; Mary Paulina, Williams, Salem; Victor, Hallett, New York’ Arr 1th, Chicora, Rogers, Avethuss, Ba: ter Ganges, elliot, and ovell, ror ‘1 Pratt, aud ng Cc Vin te mete vd wi son, fi a Lovells 1 nton. Hardin Haskell, NY; his city or St N. B.—Lv ported y & ‘Outs rasta: r Woov'’s Hone, Nov 15—In port, Bolivar, Barnard, from Norfolk. Howates Horr, Nov 7 In, port, Nahant, Grav, NOde 79 Court strvet, for Boston; aR iladelphia for do; Fs woe port: Saraie. amden for 4 ork; Venezuel | —conscimmting the fe all Yor Boston; Pioveer, Moo Devereanx, NYork for dos ill, and Cambridge, Hall, do mond for do: Fort Hill, Gray, 1 er, Lemont, Bath for Mobil New York, and several othe pictures. |" Admittance free, i) Sandtord, Boston fan, Bray, and Cohasset, | Sears, both from Philadelphia for Boston, and ag) ino a r- | » town. In port 15th, . Baltimore for Boston Ms by the public, fora, —Dut in to repair damages, | PP nced. Pe Menesses taken noe’s Premium | ie ¢. wholesale ai haying bee Evcantown, Nov 6-Arr, B for Salem; Pilot, fi delphia, rocker, iley, Ph ah ton UNITE 1D STATES DAC Tastitute at, its late eshibiiou awarded , S orl it street, Philadelphia | ‘These Portraits having been awarded the First, Prat | hughest honor by the American and Franklin Tustita pectively, at therr last e * position of superiority h ERRIAN GALLERY, 175 WHITE, would resperttully eal ‘strangers, visiting the city, to his if Daguerreoty pePrtraits, single or in grou teen “pe sons on the sae plate, which fos Of delineation cannot be surpissed Por inds of weather, either with or withouy werreoty pe Wken t, whieh is but mother proof of the erma: nares: also, French, and Ameri ort for do, can Instrumerts of the wery beat quality, with Plate Cases, AL ‘ov 10—Arr Hornet, 9 Uth, Osear, | Chemicais, Polnbing Materials, &e., &c., always ou hand, for ee van? i3th, Emperor, Shores, Sld Pioneer, he very lowest prices, u7 3m*m few York. So ¢ Buvrorn, 3 -Sld G fayette, GUEKREAN GALLERIES OF NEY Beironn, Nov 17-Sid Genl Lafayette, Jarvis, New | Pll cDASUEPEEAN QALLERI New Boston Corner of North ana Baltimore streets, Baltimore And Douw’'s Buildings, Albany oldest and mont | extensive establishment of | the kind in the world, and containing upwards of a thousand ibitions, are thus officiall retofore universally as the most beautiful Daguerreetypes ever every day, withont regard to weather avediees Patent Rights, Plates,Ca nd retail to Speai ‘ork for Bostor the above, an ya 1 back Nov Arr Orray Taft, Lovett, ¢ ‘and Thos Fenner, Nie! orfol div » Re , Apalachicola, Sid Foster, Lan Face River, Nov 15—Are Morning Star, NYork. Nonroux, Nov 6—The Nimrod, Smith, from Bath for Bal- | load, went up | same place be presented for pay _ FLOOR O le Kapp, Pe Portsmouth, NH; "Arkansas Bites bh being Hack fe Also, French and Hy aunoaners tat the tragedy of J. Cassius, Mr. Booths, wi | with tie comedy of he Wonde and Piano © nt Ww "sy 20 3wigé m | Nov. 16th, 1643, PROM A LOW PI the richest and mos: ¢ cv B.SAXONY. ROW AL aguna. ny AZMINGT FLOO R € of Neatest and most Sple did Patterns and Colors. ing, ngs of the richest descrip partnership heretofur MCARL KING Helaims against the late firm of Lyon & King, must ment on Tuesday, 2ist inst. JOSEPH LYON, Mid at®ee TL. CLOTHS, BOCKINGS, ke. nw on hand an extensive and choice FD INGKAIN leseript ° HL EC iN iver, Wa gfre TRY E iT L cL porns, English Pockiogs, Deng: Welt Carpet Table Xe. all wh TO SUIT TH TIMS, RY PH '& COMPANY, 251 Broadway, posite the City aa -Y IMPORTANT—NEWS! NEWS. wing English Newspapers will be received and for sale 4 Ann street, aud No, 8 Wall street, by the alse riber, ayteyad new pattern Dispateh, Li Hivstrated K KoCOLnE 20 ec ¥ UGAR.—158 hhds very prime New Orl Se i Ste lay from bark ( Fag ae aa i "a 10 0 Esk COLLINS | _n7 aw Double Superfine and Fi | FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, any. AT DOBBS, ABLISHMENT IN THE LI—No. 9 BOWER S now offer their wt iy h Th La) iy! sof News, Pictorial Times, Tated Tal Panch, Satirist, and all of whieh having beet Wolms Awerigan News Letter, Will be sold from 25 to 40 per ceut lower than any other entab Irish Nation, Freeman's Jo Tishment an ch With a'variety of others, (or vale whioieeate and retail by ; at 2s 6d pr vard n20 see EORGE DOEL, General Agent, STING, | from 3s 6d to 4s pr yard HEAT 209 eke. prime Th GABPETING A oflers| W from bark Genes. re n New { NG 13s @ 136 pe yard | oNT WwinDow SURDES, from $2 to $12 the pair 4s pe yard No. 9 Bowery, nation _AMUSEMENT. Fie SRRAT Ee THIS ¥VENING, Nov. t0—will he orf rmed KING HENRY THE. FOURET Sir John Falstaff Mr Hackett Fl Jale de Xeres: Miss Turnbull sebye seer ss ‘To eonelude wi MO’ MY WIFE Mr Welt Bndses ses : Mr Wheatley CHATHAM THEATKE, MONDAY EY* NING Now 20—To commence with VIRGINIA MUMMY : Afver which PY GIRLS OF STILLBURG. After wh 'o eonclude with BONE SQUASH DIABL MITCHELL'S OLYMPIT MONDAY EVENING. Nov 2 mmen| BIAVOLD, Beppo: « seo Me Mitchell THE voy ideo ROOM. ‘THE, SAVAGE AND RHE MAIDEN AKD OF ADVERTISEMENT. ROCKWE. oa _L respectfully annoanees to the fashionable H g tad reuwerabeciteles of New York, that he will ovea NIBLO'S GAR S, Broadway, on Wednesday, Novem her 22d, an as an —~ EQUESTRIAN CIRCUS, nt of the first order, aided by every appropriate and y that ean esental sival access ate th cht into requisition to cn Which have been got up wit worthy of the lishment has hitherto been Full particularsin afew daya, AMERICAN MUSEUM AND Ee RPBTUAL FAIR, falf a Million of Cw en! Daz Viens dint ted SIGNOR FAZIOL the ed MECHANICAL hans Artist, will e OHSS Kt citbie his whose life: the image the Dan e eseneead e. fessor Johnson will meame rise a youn xperiments in Animal Magne: tis Performances every evening at half past nesday Satned noone at THI WEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEU AND MOTURE GALLERY. (Broadway, opposite the C} iby fall ) ADMISSION € HAT ) centeehitdret GRAND WAN ASMAC ye hundred beantiful HHuminated Views ow the vst Lauy hal id Comical suely . Miss LAL RA ( LIFFORD, the beautiful Songstresa—her T the Dansuese, sulted privately regarding past, whole day and evening. 124 cents extra to those who cousnlt omic $ KIT C ADOLP I can be 6 ture, dieing Admission one'shilling: Adolph, mances every evening, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'et "e SOR MUSIC; A. to the citizens hy the terms of with pre bility, to h trusts will w eet with the approbation of the publie, nl Twis fh wh nd Hand whine he Louely Aul Wife: Lament ‘trish Hot Warren at the Battle of Bunker faith seot fiat ae Andersoa, my je, 0; Mary o” Castle Carey; A Man's aman for a? nr aiid cloak about yes and Burns” heautiful bale land Maryeaparcostoss ob will be announced 's “Music Store, Mr tthe door in the evening. lad of H ommence at quarter before 9 o'clock, AC QURSE, ci TEN POPULAK LECTURES, HOIL TRATIONS on Botuuy and Vegetable Phy fy be delivered in the « \hapel of thoUniversity, jbo MW, it Professor bigs: hemistry and Botany ey College. Va + Lecturer on Natural Eltatory im Ieutger’s Institute, fwew Work The Introductory Lecture will be given on Monday Even- ing, the 20th instant, at half-past seven o’clock. Adm) m free. Sabject—The Digtril Lecture "The Cha Lecture 3—The Food of Plants. Lecture (—Cireulation in Plants, Keeture 5—The Respiration of Plants. Lectuse 6—Action of Light, Heat, and Electricity on Vege- tazion iivctuie The Toflueyee of Man on the Vegetable Kingdom by D. Pereir on vet Plan ity of Plants. Atmosphere fon the arth by V svtable Developement ted elation. ble from of these subjects. to combine will be pictorial aud experimesta he Lectures will be delivered on each Monday Evenin: yst.7 o'clock » $2.00; single lectures, 25 eat dof the Janitor at the Univers ngor at the Medical College, Broadway, an d eture Room, alter the latroductory Leetare nif 9 Sern 20% Pat LHL AEONIS > S06 —2d Season, 1843 dA. ‘tof the season will take place on Saturday t#th, at the Apollo Sal ‘erins of subseri four Concerts, three admissions. to each, with the itege of purchasing two wdditional tickets, at $130 ewch, government wonld state that, althongh a gallery hae been erected, by which about two undred persons more can be commouated, they have determined only to. issue the same ieketg as last year. By 0 do ey will preveut of the room being ines received at Dodworth's . Hayer’s, 301 Broadway. By order, F. W. ROSIER, Secretary. R. WINTER'S EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL NTINGS. WHEL. be onen for a Ia WHe, weeaantl on Evening, Nov, 6, 183, in the Granite ‘Buthdya of Chambers st and. Broadwa ach Punting covers a"suifvee of nearly 20 equate fet of canvass, and produces the wonderful phenomena of two dis Pur res ou the same canvass, Consisting of the Poilowing, views : Tagen 1K, COMET £3 perfor EVlambers stove dour from f ING BALL AT. MMANY HWALL— The Proprietor,thaving beompleted the alterations, intends giving a Grand Ball on Monday yening, New, a7th, 1013.—- 1: the recess, the ball rooms have be ly change changing the ore *, and a magni jadies’ and gentlemen's dressi rearpeted aud pac ia perfect or considerably larger than formerly, aud fur- Mr. ated Cotillion Band is engaged for the oc- eagion ‘The thor will be under the direction of a suitah ‘Piokets $1 exch, admitting ove wentloma and his’ ladies, to be had at T Hall 20 Iw Fee Jangwtage are requested to make jas for Ladies will commence on Friday, 020 Klin stree BROWS RIDING ©CHOOL, 408 BOWERY. VOR LADIES from 9 A. M, to 5 PM. daily. For Gentlem: Ito band 7 to 9% P ae Lessons. bxeRe ily. Ripina. 12 La $9.00 20 Rides Single do- 100 | Single ‘This ‘Dressing and Drawing Rooms are well warmed nfort of those who may bon +: $10 90 % ‘ every attention devoted to the in livery at this establi« % them in the School. first Carpet Store above Hester st - Co., SNe EY aiden Lane. B OARD IN BROOKLYN nteel Board may be obtai ed by single Gentlemen or Families, at No. 47 Sands street, { 28 Imr onable terms. nl 2tistr "| splendid parlor, 3 Broadway. | dress os 279 Lower Post Office. AUHENEUM HOTEL, 347 Brondway, is'prepared to let | Parlors and Bed Rooms to families of single gentlemen, with or without JOHN RO mae teal Gee Eden itn | aware of the prevale SON. (@PHERE ARE TWO WAYS” of coring divases of a) ny and almost innum private nature, One way is by taking the common | ° to entrap deugs, which only tend to arrass the stomach by their nausea- parently ting effects, and drives the diseasetin the system, to bre: ime horrible form on sone future occasion. The medicine proctired at mn street has no unpleasant may take it with perfect safety. nd unattended with thar long train haracteristic of the drags and med WHARD SAL) with’ bed room adjoining, a | For further particular ald 2w old patrons and the | port he has met with he hopes to prove to ch is tried by the only tru at prices’ rang: prices, MEN’S MERCER AND TAILOR author of the Tail taduced him to venture down to. ROW, (of Wall street ‘Assistant,) respe yublic im general, that the tlattes since his reopening at 191 Canal (0. 8 Nassau street, where his old and also. his new patrons, that the tried, the brighter it shines. Being well nce of humbug in these times, and the ma- nerable artifices used in all and every line » the unthinkiog into the purchase of that valuable, but. which, when having been ¢ test, Wearhas been found perfectly value= 8 will require no re every oecasion, he a betas them) from a whitlow Ww SHE © ANTON dead to WG and vigor, &e, Now if soned by. host of those, call on ol sale new and fragrant,‘ {0 un Be us, 288 Toarl street, ‘Their soma | York, and he make you whol powerfir! grades cal skit His practice is strietly confidential, and_ charges most | + 288 Pearl street, corner of Beekman. Omices perfectly private, 7” No connection with _any other office. yi HEN W YC PAN Y—Office | bower wil remai jaf tne eam bu n20 1e*m kb walled Sapital £300,001. | from Fire, Wwarehous ld furniture, sels tH roperty in city be eh: dwellings, mere! and Chere AsO DIRECTORS, Henry. ¥ Gi. Thompaoig Paul Spoffard, HI, Sand OK SALE 7 LAMBERT SUYDAM, Presider JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary, nls 6 | this NI TEA EMPORIUM, 1 (ate ty Chatham street, ‘eaa of every ng, qnectally, j i ldea the f Gr | Samp of neatness and lorance, i roughly secured from light and air, that unimpaired in any climate, esa Is, perhaps, scarcely to be excelled. It 5 nent. | Ava COFPeR roasted ey uit parts of the United States executed with | wo which have been need @¢ the ED STATES New '¥é Falton street, Brooklyn. 318 wr re STREEL, ES ALE R TEA © OMPANY continue to offer for variety and most del vackaxe bears is therein are #0 it quality and if system 'r, pon to retry, hy earnest promptly ret heads of fauiliee a decided advantage to supply th werfally ant ‘The only srarehouse im Amerien for the sale Flow s Silas Holmes feo, Ravelye, Pe ampritadle and despatch. Harvey Weed, RL. ees a Lambert Suydam, Sheol ara repo, W.AlRobertson | qua’s celebrated Blac John P. Neemith, id. Wi Duryer 1" Rowland, | John @, Jones. Giineenie GA. Sage, ot Type, Minion aud Roane, | | TO PRINTERS |, New York Herald ad N} FENC. ING ACADEMY. PLAXSEED.—36 sack: Tro | AC! RINTOSA COATS—Day, 25 Maiden Lane has no: 7 Kaa Ueno, Bom er Qe em Hom | MAS hand and is mekiun'to mesnre thence see Mae’ | MUBSSRS. ROSAT A ECKEICT have the honor to in 129 ec JLLINS & CO. 56 South st.__| jntosh Coats, of the peculiar preparation ‘of Rubber as practised Academy of Arne Neey, comer Of Anton PO PRINTE Te Sead one Gea Standing Press | Ydeutiemen may rely upon having a good artiele if they obtain | !"% they intend teaching ‘Swall Sword, Broaword, aioe WR, HOE & CO. 29 and31 Gold street. | M27 OF thane madent our MectpT A sy ay, Thaving hed [oag’ethecionce it trechlag: the aleva Nenschee, they hope to secure the patrouage of those who wish to become first rate swordsmen ‘These graceful and nsefal exercises © ud the chest and eor- tural Ce pt formats "} Ti ar render the body more tupole and active, and give that ‘easy. carri . Observed in well edueated men, vn F. ROSAT, ‘akRLes ECKERT, MRS. PURDY’S PRIVATE DAY-SCHOQL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 0, 98 Hamersley street —Mra. and her two daughters ng lin*r 1g recently arrived from E dd, where they ‘were en- fe ed in giving jnojgmet: nin the various branches of English dueation, Ma nd French, are prej to receive a limited Ripe ist ye 4 ae be hs r ee ner the general reduetion,in every depertment, for whie particulars,she begs to refer to her card, whieh will be oi HIRTS !—The subseriber has on hand a com Ot Cassi ’ Wei wit Gk ee nlete assoranent of Shirts, made in the Hest manner aut 0 to 30 per cent below inet vals ih kinds, vin = Mb hice, wath fi nen: Novos and wristbands do and collars be sold at reagonable F Wance Will owl recommmented as the best offered to peareat espe upon the utmost regard to the rights of the custom: | ‘To be obtained, holerale and il, at J. VAN BENE Hy ei ‘S379 Broadway, e ite street, and whole wit weight vn quality, and anri 18, ne UWE gt lide I8BOR AILS, “a TLERY, Ko ——1500 vows superior Cat Nails in Bd to 404 s bone fy. cocom, stax and ivory Knives and Forks + casks brigh Brace ¢ ‘40, Hooks aud H Sheet reeetvedand A Biv ier PURTUGUSE Cha fast \ t y 18H, fr-farned and celeb strom opt me om te leat eniusu Woah Pu aes,