The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1843, Page 3

OUTHE ‘BY THE S RN MAIL. Philadelphia. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Puicapetrma, Noy, 20, 1843. Treasury Note Robbery—Dinner to J. Washington James Gorvon Bennerr, Esq.— Dear Sir— ‘Two persons, named James A. B. Watson and Henry Britton, were arrested on Friday night and Saturday morning, by officers Wm. Young and Russell of this city, and Ridgely of Baltimore, charged with being concerned in the robbery of $90,000 of cancelled Treasury notes, stolen fromthe N. Orleans Collector, Howe, ayearand a half ago. The word ‘ cancelled” was by chemical means re- moved from the face of the notes, and they were afterwards circulated and passed. The prisoners, who are fine looking men, and it is said one of them has been recently living in great style in Baltimore, were placed in custody of Depnty Marshal, Major Thomas O'Neill, who on an order issued by Judge Randall of the United States District Court, was entrusted with their escort to Washington City, from whence, if evidence warrants it, they will be sent to New Orleans. The police are entitled to praise, for the adroitness ob- served in making this arrest, haying been for a long time on the look out. It is thought a clue will ie this means be had to all the cirenm- stances connected with the robbery of the Treasury notes, and a discovery of all engaged in this nefa- rious transaction. f At*Head’s Mansion House, south Third street, on Saturday, a complimentary dinner was given to ex-Commissary General J. ° Washington Tyson, lately appointed Assistant Postmaster General, previous to his departure to take charge of the responsible post for which he has been so judi ciously selected. Hon, Judge Blythe, Collec- tor of the Port, presided, and addresses were made during the afternoon in reply to toasts by Judges Blythe and Campbell, Hon. Joel B. Sutherland, Naval Officer of this Station, Francis J. Grund, Esq}, and other gentlemen. ‘The banquet was got up in Head’s best style and merited the applause of the entire company. Mr. Tyson made anexcellent speech on his health being proposed, and concluded with a marked tribute and toast complimentary to Robert Tyler, Esq. The whole. Saree off well, and must have been gratifying to Mr. Tyson, whove devotion to President Tyler is most ardent and sincere. Yours, &e. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finst Boanp, Nov. 20,—$2600 State 5's, b 5 f, 69; $8000 do, 2 ds flat, 69}; $2000 do, 683; $1500 do 6's, 1847, 74]; $769 do, new, 74}; $6000 ‘Tennessee cash, $7; 226 shas Gi- rard Bank, 34; 220 do, —_—_—_—_—_— LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS Parvapecenta, Novy 20-—Arr Emily, Seaith, harleston.— hamrock, from Eastport, Caroline, Studley, Soulter, New York; Willis, Barriyons, Nov 19—Arr Italy) alter, New Yorks Willis ingston. Jam; Water Witcl Delano, Savannah: Orb, Watts, L-Brou, Porto Rico; ‘Moselle, Stannard, New Haven. Cld i6th, Robert Parker, right, New Orleans; Rochester, Wise, and Michigan, Terry, NYork. Sid Huron, Paine, NOrleans; lanet, Buck, Rio. Groncetows, DC. Nov 16—Cld James D: d, Young, id Martha Kinsinan, Dennison, Kingston Jan , Nov 18—Sld Gustaf Wasa, (Sw) Hagstroom, Ricumonp, Nov 18—Arr Massachusetts, Pritchard, New- buryport. Foreign for St Domings, achasis Col Ee for St Domingo, 3 days; Col Ta David Coffin, Sinith, for Philadel buryport, disg. Mohican, Lee, from NewYork Joe, Wells. from Boston, dise; hia, Ide; Vulture, from New: Nerepte Facrory.—A correspondent of the Ro- chester Democrat says, that a factory to make needles, has been established at Haverstraw, Rockland co.. New York. It is thus described : ] saw needles in variou stages of the processes by which they are made from the wire, prepared on the same premises ; und was surprised at the facility afforded by the curious machinery which human ingenuity has invented to lessen manual labor and multiply the results of the numerous operations. “The wire is first cut into lengths, which will make two needles each. The depressions where the eyes are to be made, and where the grooves are to be found in the finished ar- ticle, are stamped in both needles by a single stroke of a machine, with which a single hand can turn off 30,000 in a aa It is then turned over to a boy, who with another machine, punches the eye, and again another separates the two needles, and smooths away any irregularities left or made by the other processes. But the eye of the needle is still rough, and must be bored by another process, which leaves it so smooth as not to cut the thread. After this a man grinds a handful at a time on a common grindstone, holding them in his left hand, and fi ing them a perpetual rotary motion with the right, so that, when the operation is finished, they may be round as well’as sharp. ‘They are now to be case hardened, and finally b hed, all of which is done by simple processes, in h immense numbers can be subjected to the operation at the same time. 0g THE MANAGER OF THE AMERICAN MU- UM has increased his attractions very materially this veek, by engaging the beautiful mechanical figures of nor F in addition to the noted Et n dancer, orator, imitator of the locomotive engine ‘leste and the Misses Shaw and brother ; and last night'a very mate- rial increase was manifested in the number of visitors. Barnum is hard to beat in his line, as the unequalled pros- perity of his establishment clearly shows. Ge PEALE’S MUSEUM SEEMS TO BE WALKING into public favor rapidly, and crowds of the gay and fash- jonable throng its splendid saloon to witness ihe charm- ing performances of the superb company now engaged. Last night they were received with repeated bursts of ap- plause. Great Western was even more felicitous than ever, and Mr. Booth sang with unwonted taste. Ce- rito was, as she is always, received with enthusiasm; and the Phantatmagoria, seemed to delight every one. Ma- is busily engaged at all hours, day and eve- ning, revealing the future incidents of her patrons’ lives. all these attractions, strange to tell, the price of ad- mission is only one shillings. GG DORLAN FOOT’S NEW OYSTER HOUSE, ‘The lovers of those fine saddle rock oysters, first intro- dueed by Mr. D., will find them, together with Shrews- bury and others, served up in fine style at their new oys- ter establishment, Nos, 136 and 138 Beekman street, one door from South street, opposite Fulton market. Those desirous of patronizing Mr. D., are requested to call and try a sample of their quality, when hej proposes opening his business by a general opening of oysters, served up fried, stewed, broiled and roasted. Hé would request those who wish a good dish of oysters with cleanliness and good attendance, to drop in, relying on close atten- tion to business to merit the favor of their customers. | GG- THIS DAY PUBLISHED, PRICE 12) CENTS a second edition of the wonderful history of Peter Sclemihl, by Adelbert Von Chamisso. Translated by Wm, Howitt. Of its merits, Milliam Howitt remarks in his preface, dated Heidelberg, 1843:—“How perfect is this story! How full of the knowledge of human nature and society! “tm a word, Peter Sclemihl could only have been writ- ten by a poet and a traveller, a man of fine moral con: tion and a Christign.” Published and for sale by Burgess & Stringer, corner Broadway and Ann street, N.Y oa- EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, COLORS HAIR ANY shatle, from a light brown toa jet black, and willnot in the least stain the skin. Warranted. ‘To be had only at 21 Courtlandt street, and No. 2 North Fifth street, Philad shia. From the Rochester Daily Advertiser. OLDRIDGE’S BALM OF COLUMBIA.—We have tried and know it to be a decided enemy to bald heads, or a tendency to baldness, as well as one of the most potent an- tagonists that wigs and scratches have to encounter. Pro- tly applied, it will thicken the hair, replace it where off, eep the head clean from dandruff, and give the hair a soft ness and pliability attainable in no other wayjwithin our knowledge. In New York to be had only at 21 Courtlandt street, and ut No. 2 North Fifth street, Philadelphia. HAVE YOU A COLD, AND DO YOU WISH IT CURED }—Every Lac who has a cold wishes it to be cured beyond a doubt, but the question arises how is is to be done? ‘The answer is speedy, Pet Lozenges will take away every vestige of a cough or cold, iftaken in time. These Lozenges are a combination of the most valuable ingredients known as beneficial to those afflicted gwith be ped complaints; such as asthma, bleeding’ at the Inngs, pale in the breast Lspitting of blood, constant coughing, &e., all of which herald the approach of consumption. ‘ihe Lozenges are famous for the thou- sand benefits they have conferred throughout the Union in savin; the lives of many afflicted, who would etherwies have perished by consumption. Sold whole- sale and retail at 125 Fulton street. PRICE REDUCED-—Dr. TAYLOR'S BALSAM of Liverwort, prepared at 375 Bowery.—For disease of ‘ie chest and lungs, this great discovery in medical science has shown conclusively that consumption, coughs, colds, asthmas, spitting of bl nd-all other diseases of the chest and lungs, can alone be cured by this vegetable medicine. Ithad been believed for many years that there ‘were properties in the herb Liverwort which were capa- ble of restoring any diseased lungs to sound and vigorous health. This conclusion was founded upon the effects Liverwort produced when taken in the common way. ‘The whole properties of Liverwort are concentrated in this Balsam, which for ten years has proved such great benefit to all persons who have used it. Be careful to see that the new label, with the signature of Gurdon J. Leeds, © prevent ‘counterfeits, is attached to each bottle, and withont which none is genuine. N. B.—For sale down town only by G. J. Leeds, whole- sale druggist, 128 Maiden lane, and ‘at the original office 376 Bowery. PROFESSOR -VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILL for the permanent cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Fluor albus, and all mocopurulent discharges from the urethra. ‘These ills are warranted to be a safe, radical, and speedy remedy for the above complaints, They are’ to be had genuine only at theottice and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. 0G- THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR 18 WAR- ranted to remove the hair in three minutes and not injure the most.dolivate skin, under forfeiture of $40, Can be hart pi) genuine at 21 Courtlandt street, and No. 2 North Fifth street, Philadelphia Gj HAY'S LINIMENT AND LIN'S BALM OF China, is warranted to cure any case of the Piles, or the money shall be refunded. ‘To be had only at 21 Courtlandt street, and No.2 North Fifth street, Philadelphia, ERYSIPELAS.—The well known and celebrated pei Doctor Sherwood, of Broadway, has had for a month, a patient in the most insufferable agony with Ery- sipelas, that no remedies subdued—the limbs being swol- , and the sufferer unable to enjoy a ea were mage es ‘Doctor iaid aside the At re moment's re) judice of the profession against using a remedy that they do not know tow to make, and sent to Comstock’s, 21 Courtlandt street, for Connell’s Pain Extractor Salve, which reduced the swelling in twelve hours, and the lady had ease and natural sweet sleep for the first night in 8 weeks. She is cured, and is honest enough, and so is the Doctor, to say 80, and those who doubt it, Detter ask him. We repeat again that no money could tempt us to say what we do about this extraordinary Salve were not its powers and merits so unaccountable, Messrs. Comstock & Co. refuse to take pay from the poor, or even from the rich, unless it proves elfectual beyond’ any expectation a person who has not used it can form, Itis necessary, how- ever, to be sure to procure it at 21 Courtlandt street, and all external pains, sores and inflammations are enred di- rectly by it—Can be had genuine at No. 2 North Philadelphia; 62 Cornhill, Boston; #2 Magazine street, New Orleans, and 55 Second st., St. Louis, the Branch Houses of Messrs. C. & Co. All country merchants are requested to take it to their towns on commission, as the greatest blessing to man- kind that has been overed in medicine for ages. This is strong language, but you may depend its power will fully 5 fy it. Sold at 21 Courtlandt street, where it can be only found genuine in this city Cavtioy,—Be sure and get Connel’s, as our plate with Dalley’s name on it has been stolen, and counterfeit and worthless may appear under that name, See that it is di- reet from Comstock & Co, or never touch it. PRIVATE\DISEASES; A CURE GUARANTEED, —The College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, established for thelsuppression of quackery, is now prepared to treat all diseases o! ate nature, and offer to all those afflicted with these Uitressing maledies advantages notto be met with in any other institution in this.country, 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 long reach the majority of the medical profession of 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- e the patronage it deserves from that portion of the public requiring their service "Terms—for adviee and medicine $5. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. N. B.—Patients living at a distance, by stating their diseases explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms, to- gether with the treatment they received elsewhere, if an can obtain a chest containing all medicines, with full ¢ rections for use, with a guarantee of cure, by addressing the agent of the college, post paid, enclosing $5. LET ALL SUFFERING WITH THE RHEU- matism read the following, and then call on the gentleman and hear the following particulars, Vifty others, as re markable, can be referred to in the city :— “I have been forthe last ten montlis so afflicted with the rheumatism, that it has been impossible to do any thing ; most of that time confined to the bed. For twenty ye past Lhave had the rheumatism, three years to a terrible extent, besides the ten months’ confinement. My frie and acquaintances all know this, and those who have seen me Within the past week also know that! am so much bet- ter as to make it incredulous without seeing me. I find myself, if not perfectly cured, so near so, that | may say 1 am a new man, and afew days more must make the cure perfect. ‘This wonder has been done by the use of one bot- tle of Indian Vegetable Elixir, and Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Liniment, from Comstock & Co. A. B. TYLER, 7 Rector street. City and County of New York, 88: A.B. Tyler being duly sworn by me, de that the above statement of facts by him. GEORGE Y. GILBERT, Commissioner of Deeds. To behad only true ‘at 21 Co urtlandt street, and No. 2 North Fifth street, Philadelphia. be RICORD’S PARISI ALTERATIVE MIX- TURE, for the radical cure of primary or secondary syphillis. This powerful alterative is guaranteed to re- move every trace of venereal poison from the system, by strengthening the constitution and purifying the bl All persons suspecting a venereal taint remaining in their system, should use this mixture without delay. Sold in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases containing half a dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Union. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. tG@- THE LIVERPOOL STEAMERS WILL START from this port instead of Boston, in afew months, so we are advised. But this change is followed by another, important to allmen. Phalon, the great wig maker, has effected it, in the shape of a splendid toilet article called “The Tu- herose Shaving Cream,” changing a tough wiry beard in- to a soft pliant one, to be reaped with a sharp razor, after receiving a keen edge on Saunders’ Inimitable Strops.” Henceforth let no one complain of a smarting face, caused by soaps compounded of alkalies and other ingre- dients of ‘an irritating nature, but try this emolient cream once, and nothing will induce you to be without it. The low price of 3 and 5 shillings the jar, renders it the choop est and best article invented far tthe heard. For sale, wholesale and retail, by Edward §Phalon, sole proprietor, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's, Sold also by G. E. Zeiber & Co., 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; Brainard & Co, 13 Court street CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is now confidently commended and prescribed by. the first medical pr ers of the city, for all cases of debility produced either by secret indulgence or excess of any kind detrimental to the constitution. It is an invaluable remedy for impotence, sterility, or barreness (unless depending on malformation) and will'be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising from a debilitated state of the constitution. Sold in single bottles $1 each; in cases of half adozen $6; carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. OG MRS. HAYS, 139 FULTON ST., BROOKLYN, says that Sherman’s Worm Lozenges art rior to any medicine for worms which has ever sold, and that the effects resulting from them are truly astonishing. How many there are who daily witness the symptoms in thei children which mark their presence, who dally with their little ones until it is too late, and their suiferings are closed in death. Every parent should be careful and pro- cure the genuine article at Dr. Sherman’s warehouse, 106 | Nassau street, or of hi Bowery, 77 East Broadw lyn, agents, 227 Hudson street, 188 ‘ay, and 139 Fulton street, Brook- THE FOLLOWING LETTER 18 to show the estimation in which the Metall in,Europe:— PUBLISHED trop is held Prace L’Opron, 5 Rue Racine, 25 Pari W. L. Carter, Cutler to the King since 1824, and to Royal Navy, late inspector of surgical instruments to the British forees Mr. Gro. Saunpens:— Dear Itis with much pleasure I have to assure yon of my tire satisfaction o last. consignment of the Metallic Tablet Razor Strops, which | received safe. I consider you have now brought them to the highest pitch of pe fection, and, ndent of their incontestible superiority over all other Razor Strops manufactured on the con! nent, I know of none in England possessing the same a You know my sale of high priced razors is considerable, and your strop is now the only one | recom. T continue to receive the most t its merit, not only for razors, but inds of surgical instruments, Believe me, dear sin, yours, truly, : M. L, CARTER. The original of the above can be seen, with certificates from Cutlers in England, and also from the first gentle- men in this count: It is the same article that received first premiums, year after year, at the of the Ameri- can Institute. G, SAUNNERS, Inventor and Ma Broadway. flattering for most turer, I MONEY MARKET. Monday, Nov. 20—6 P.M. Stocks are still advancing. Movements in Wall street are approaching acrisis. The excitement increases daily, and the brokers are getting deeper and deeper in the mire. Many will get so far in, that they will come] out thefother side, All the sales, at both boards, were at an improve- ment on previous operations, Long Island has gone be- yond the mark set by many engaged in the business. We think it will gostill higher; but it requires long practice in prophecying to predict anything probable under pre- sent circumstances. Canton Company advanced } per cent; Harlem Railroad, 1 do; Mohawk, 1 do; Delaware and Hudson Company, } do; Ohio Life and Trust Compa: ny, 4 do; Ohio 6's, 1 do; Indiana, 1 do; Mlinois down a per cent. Stocks at the second board went up astonishingly. — There are floating rumors in Wail street that the Me- chanics’ Banking Association is loaning largely to opera. tors in Long Island. ‘The sales were quite large, and time operations denote great confidence in a further im: provement. Inthe excitement created by a rising mar- ket, the usual judgment ofthe brokers become unsettled, and they are governed by impulse. Several stocks have risen too rapidly to sustain themselves. Foreign exchange is yery quiet—there is but little do- ing. We quote current rates on England 7} a8 per cent. France f 35. ‘The public sales of real estate, given below, is another very strong evidence ofthe change of times, ‘The proper: ty is mostly situated in the heart of the city, and yet the prices obtained were very low, All things are fast reach- ing a just and proper level. ‘The age has passed by when property, no matter how located, brings more than its real value, Real estate, and everything else, is now val- ued in proportion to its productiven ‘The permanent investment of money is now made with some forethought. We have all got our eyes wide open, and it requires con- siderable talent to make a fortune any faster than our an- cestors did by toil and time. The National Fire Insurance Company, of this cit have established a branch in Georgetown, 8. C. They confine their risks in that section to insurance against fire, and on boats navigating the rivers of the southern country. The citizens of Georgetown complain against the high rates charged by the institutions at Charleston, ul are much pleased at the prospect of getting insured at low premiums, ‘The specie continues to flow down the Mississippi, in WINTER ARRANGEMENT. FPREIGHTS FOR WH Va. AND PITTSBURG, Cattle Market. At market, 1,000 beef cattle (225 from the south), 31 cows and calves, and 2,000 sheep and Lambs. Pro Bere Cartie—The market is rather dull, and nalities from $4 to tra at $) 25. Unsold, 200, ken at $1829, Sales of 1800, at $1 12\@$4 for stead of the yellow boys going ‘The currency of the city of New Orleans is fast getting better., They are busy making bonfires of corporation shinplasters, and the vaults ofthe banks are filling with the pure precious metal. ‘Phe course of time will reform all things. Thevoice of the people demands a change; a new state of things is: spring EELING, Pa.—The during th ing up in all the other movements of society, and the com’ | sheep, a for lambs. | ul to receipt for dor to Pittsburg via Philad mercial economy of the country partakes of the new im-| ‘The Atlas, published in Cincinnati, Ohio, has the fol- | Baltimore and C umberiandior (01 cae crasted to his. care | alid, TMG grec sues of oat eaklttioce lactate | EE ence to the opening of the porkine trade | will be forwarded without any delay, and at the lowest cuyreni ty to either of the above points on the, Ohio River: Also. merchandise ‘a Deka inewarded ty, Green's “Express ee daye Fr more to Wheeling, maki WH an daye frou thiseity to Wheeling. ‘The business. will in that city ;—Hogs begin to come in pretty freely from Kentucky, but none fro i Valley b yet n 2 their appearane opened rather h are governed by the popular will; all cliques of financiers are campelled to submit tothe course adopted by the mer- cantile tie eke te +g | than was exp Jd at Brighton last Satur- ioe cantile cies ‘They may act as Barnegat pirates for a) Gay at $2 6: per 100 Ibs, and brought in last night Tyson, No, 10 West street, New York time; by burning false lights they may lead the mer- | Sales at Covington of Wat the same price, | 276 Market street, Philadelphia, chants on the shoals and sand banks; but those they lead | and another lot at $ apremium was al- ‘i altimore. so paid, even at that price, ‘The nto dl were 600 at Covington culty and distress never will put themselves again : du a Coe are " | last night, held at $2 but buyers were not inelined to | Pitas , " their pilotage. ‘They lay theirown coursefand ure | pay that,’ AU Brighton there wis a sale of 190 yesterday, | Ties Nall nas, <inke slaeldl be aia cas to safely reach port. The great change that has | #t $2 60. | Vheeling re of Jal alti already taken place, and is still going on, in the extent | ——_—_———— een ray wat Married , 16th inst., by the Rey, Mr of Newburg, Mr. Wa. W. Tate, of New York, to 3, of Newburg. ‘and safety of the circulation of our banks, must lead to very w York, N aint beneficial results. Those who at present maintain a favor- able opinion of the monied institutions of this country, must, in a short time, unless they close their eyes and ears, and will not see or hear, become thoroughly con- vinced thatthey are not of the least advantage, but that three-fourths of them are a deadly poison to the permanent prosperity of any interest of the country. On Thursday eveni: Shaw Mi fegular packer of the Is he splendid ship PRINCE ALBERT, Cap ber , burthen 1200 tons, will sail ax abovether reg Died, On Saturday, 18th inst., at Brooklyn newt, infant daughter of James F. and Adeline t con: cto embark should passengers, are sp venience of passenger make early applicati . on board, Burling’ SI Josket WO Pine st. Persons wishing to send for their friends teaiding in Below we give a comparative table of prices in this | 4@ughter of the lite s rs0D8 where them brought ont by the above ship, or any its ne A On Saturday, Isth inst. at Glen Cove ef tas tress kets sailing onthe 7th, i7th and city, at periods sutticiently distant to give the result re-| Downinc, formerly merchant of this city pa e maui Dae above if by letter, poat paid, - ay Drafts al eh. fas arke We Me eae ye cine by ervb the Provincial Ban! reland; leat tug. 10," ¢ “Weekly. Report of Interments ieee mtcneetive branches. throughout, the country | Wool, Am.Sax'y, — a 2% 3g | In the City and County of New York, from the ith day of Atwood & Co, Bankers, London, pay Tobacco, leaf, Va. 5 8 r} 6 39 Men (Ae vitae uh day of e Jeeat Britain, 0. 6 8 4 9 nj 31 Women ; 48 Boys is eee = i iy ‘ DOG LOST.—$i0 REWARD.—Eseaped from ugar, N. O. Sa 6M Boa is aye MM the stables of the Astor House, ip Spruce street, on 2365 37 . t, a white and liver colored Pointer Dox.— whos § ake ain Dobie, a1 Dell Tard Dog had ou a steel chain. collar, with PB. Went % a — W-@ 28% opay. tn the head, 95 do in chest, | velt engraved thereon, and answers to the name of DASH. Th 997% — 1000 a a7 50 Mets arte ty i flo puerperal, | Hogs axed and a littledeat, Whoever returns the sai —a — Ba a 19 iD dae ateet the Astor House shalt be paid ten dollars, and no a 2150 a23 10 2800 a 025 00 3 do of chest, 35 6 dat’ | asked. 7 9 . Do. Am. do. 25 00 026.00 20 00 's 30 00 13 do of liver, 4; Insanit g' Intemper 6 3 Marans oat | ARK GENFSERK, FROM NEW ORLEANS, is dis Do, do. bar, 80 00 490 00 — a70 00 | Old Ags 2; Premature Birth, 4; Serofula, 2; Small Pox, 1 charging at the foot of Pike strret. Consignees will please Do, Eng. do, 5000 45200 — 52 50 | Suicide, 1; Suffocation, 2; Teething, 2; Unknown, 2 d to the receipt of thy ids inn nate Hemp, Atm. dew 78 00 a3 00 100 00 a aC A » im Gorse, Laguayra, 8 mw 7 7 BAR BN | Under t year, 4851 102. 12; 210 5,17; 9 to 10, 3: 10 co 20, Bo Baie Ashes, Pots, sy kes se 8 ri i B 30, t 3 to'90, ig 40, 195 40 Lo 50, 10; 50 (o 6U 9; GO to 70, 4570 to | cules, au Whitehall, t Do.’ Pearls, — 52% — 550 25 56M i PLACES OF NATIVITY. ship will sail, 53 Four, Genesee, ie 4 Xe ‘ % 60 a — writ States, 120; Ireland, 22; England, 2; Scotland, PART TWO, Com," fee me Seth eee eredles TPHE NEW MIRROI OF LITERATURE AND 4 Lard, Ohio, ™% SMa 64 Ga 7 1 de, 25 FINE ARTS, Fedited by GP. Monnis and NP. Wate Cotton, N.'O. tis. In Monthly Parts—Part IL Kor December, Embellish- mid, 1% Tea 8%) a 10K r ed with fi ae The above es the prices of the leadiitatticles of WM. A. WAL! Lise ae nome City Inspector's Office, Nov, 20, 1613. trade’in this city, at periods before and since the passage of the new tariff: The quotations for the principal productions ofthis country, such as flour, cotton, grain, &c. are much lower than they were before the passage of that law that he political organs of both{parties make so loud a clamor about. Prices of nearly all the necessaries of life are chi er than ever before, while some of the luxuries are highe The great staple, cotton, is very low. ‘The important do- mestic production, wool, is lower than at any previous Before we go into the cause and effect, we must another table, to place ourselves in a strong posi- tion:— Prices or Domestic Corron Ma 1812, anp Nov. | Passengers Salled, Livenroot—Packet ship Montezuma—S © Shaw, ‘Thomas Platt, John Osborne, J Kenworthy, TW Morley, John. Ont: y, Yorkshire, F Blakely, Richard . Janes Dawes, England; Benjamin Brooklyn, Mr'Westoual and’ lady, award Lewis, John Lewis, Michigan; 110 in the steerage, ov Chou x’ He Com Mvaper Way Do: THE PRESENT NU Mi, R. (from the Freaeh of Lignieres.) (Randolpl in a Cottage, (N. Pw.) She stood up in the meekness of her heart, (x. vw.) ine, (by a Cynic.) ng. __ MARITIME HERALD. ‘The Autumn Leat. : The Millionaire—a Sketch from Life, (x. vw (by the late Mr. ence waivst the Usefu | ‘Phe Sonl in Purgatory—or Love stronger t Stip-Slopperies of Correspondence, ( While we hold you by the Button, (edi The Land of Washington, (1 song—«c time. ) x. PW.) Death. Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. Caledonia, Lott NUFACTURES IN JULY, 843. Ship Masters and Agents. Kee July 2, 1812, Nov. 15, 1843, r tau w Shirtings, brown, 2-4 yard Banos ca'355 | We shall esteem it favor, if Captains of Vessels will give Meeheaittce Wik penne) : 0. do. '7-8 do, Sua? vss 5 a7 {to Commodore Rowent Sitvey, of our News Fleet, a Ie- 3 ens (Handolphiaua.) Do. _ bleached,» Ta 4 rtof the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the in, (a talent. Be ws) 0. lo. Ss. iz Vessels Spoken ou their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and a Lif call my Mathie. Sheetings, brown 4 6 any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. He will ot Opinjon, ¢e letter to N. 2. W.) di, 5 10 them immediately ou their arr nts and Cor | Stories of the South, (an extravaganza ) blchd 4 7 respondents, at home or abroad, will also conter a favor by | Women are sometimes Fickle, (from Breneh of De Maynard.) do. 5: 2 sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they ean | Pyootehects of Brantz Mayer's Mexico. blue, +++ 7 bain. Nantical Information of any kind will be thankfully eries of Correspondence, (N.P. W.) Cotton osnaburgs, blue, No = a atial Letter, (editorial Cotta yun es iran eal = = Bell, (4 Bravura from the opera of the Maid of i I a F =a. ¥ oy a19 do's: = 15 | PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER Qt | 4 a iiiiiting Inciient of the American Revolutic This showsthe facts in a very plain light. ‘The differ- | su rise: 6 55| NEW MOON + 12.38} Juliana, (concluded, SUN SETS 4361 HIGH WaTeR + 819| Original Letters of John Randolph. t ence in prices, at the above dates, is very large. Was A Farewell to Poes this result caused by the tariff? Certainly not. It is the Cleared. aa Gatling Shick of ene Sue, the French novelist: , wughter of Beau effect of more than a dozen different causes—the first | p Ships Norma, Barton, Havana, Moses Taylor; Ocimulgee, | Beiement from a Maauscript Drama. Fete Gey Or fs: Collins & Co Barques Joh, (SW) | Brron's Death-love and Warning, (told the writer by a lady of which is the contraction of the currency. The im- mense diminution in the circulation of the banks—the Falk, Gotte Orleans, Johuso nah, Sturges & Clearman; “aroline, Sherwood, Charlestor Who had been Byron’s Intimate friend. ‘The Light of Faith, (an allegory.) bY in Omnibus. Habrecht; ¢ Melchor, n.—Brigs Madison, Bulkley yuga, Jackson, do, Johi i ‘ ; : y E met goodness of a divine Providence in blessing us with abun- 1. Dunham & Dimon ga tady it dant harvests—the increased value of money—and the | Sill, Young, Georgetown, SU; Badger & Feck.—Sel fo general improvement in the resources of the country. Our Arrived. Pree haaiieaoe, (we people are more industrious—a greater number have be. | p Barue Nosh, Perry, fiom Malaga, Oct 11, with fruit, to , tedivoriaks) come producers—the home productions have increased immensely. Our laboring classes get smaller wages than heretofore, but their condition is improved; they can live as well on the reduction as they could formerly on the highest rates. All these things create a more natural, healthy state} of things, than high prices. High wages; a bloated, worthless currency ; speculation; swindling incorporated gambling establishments, enticing people away from honest employments to engage in some wild Barque bllen, Cobb, 21 days from Trini'ad de Cuba, with 20 hhds 16 tierces molasses and 311 boxes sugar to Chastelain & ‘onvert, Name, (from the French of Berthaud.) f Straw, (4 local Skeceh.) nin Bar ladame Schr Volasia, Clark, 20 gays from Swansboro, NC. with na- worges Sand, (a popular French no- val stores, to De Peyster & Whitmarsh. The V. has experi- enced heavy weather—lost deek load, carried away main boom, Ke; layed to nine days on one tack—has been as far south as lat velit.) ‘The Scholar to his Mistress. isa, on hearing her complain of Deafness. a trum the pen of Mrs. Osgood, ‘Phe Last Hours of John Kandotph, (conclu Outiine Sketch of Rink the Co ey ‘The Poet and Mandarin, (a Chi to Fanny. Jopperies of € allow Chickst 30, lou 67. Schr Sterling, Adams, 6 da naval stores and rica, to E. 8. jora, for West Ind T. B. Odell, Smith, from Brandywine, with four, Ke. to J. Bulle vs from Wilmington, NC. with owell, Sailed in co. with brig espond Hoover, from Brandywine, with corn meal, &e. ‘eather, (N. Ps W, 0 ers, of owe : notion worthy of a lunatic’s brain—w! ‘ ite son. We thos day present to the pablic the Second ‘tonthly Part Al wmode ; Mapes, Smith, from Smyma, Del. with com: ta |.of the. New Mire. [r contains enutiful Steel Eugrav- blood from all classes, like so many toveliox, and Quen aban, don them in their weakness to recruit their energies as best they can—all have the effect to disease every depart- ment of trade, and create a reaction that makes rich men Sehr W IE. bullies is par superroyal octa Schr Fountain, York, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to fine white paper, in che bs ‘A siinilar wamber will be isswed every four weeks. Three Dollars a year, v single copy. chaser take f the titerary lugs, sixty: pressed 0 vhical at ‘Terms— master. Sehr Oneeo, Kelly, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to master. Sehr John R. Brick, West, from Richmond, with eoal, to beggars. Low wages, with everything else in propor- rae from Philadel hae Hatiinras; =i i te wh om tonj-sedthr steady: ; nieces 5 Schr Hope, from Philadelphia, with coal, to master. pduc:d, he wi ve that the tion, with steady employment and sure receipts, plac Sehr Henry Clay, from Vi heapest periguical ever printed, and that not rei the poor man, in the long run, in Sloop Ampnibious, from Philadelphia, with coal, to se sale could authorize the yreat expense 1 rf its publication master, more prosperous con- dition than high prices and irregular business. Below, hese mouthly parts may be had at th: publishers’ office, No ‘The present prices of commodities in this city | Barque Eunomus, Also, t barque, 1 brig, unknown. {Aun street, or of the periodical agents throughout the Uatied 3 | States. settles the principle, that a sound currency controls | gy y5, ‘ ue Tivetast bia natte&sa2e MORRIS, WILLIS & CO., eublishers. all mercantile transactions, and brings every article of | Sti? Montezuma, Lowber, Liverpool, and others. int ey MUSIC. trattic down to a fair, remunerating, permanent price.— General Record. MESS. Fa NeIDE 3% KEBHL Ne Frotessors of ev c y i in oe a s END: epson, for Le ail toe Music, late of Saratoga Spr respectfaily annonnes This devoted country anil patient people have been | Pac oni rir Hexpaie xe SON, reste ill silt; toe | ae hemes adie peomereney aioe ‘ittendauce at private legislated nigh unto death. The two great parties in these | day: Her letter bogs eS at Gilpi aie “ey hange. parties, sovees, serenades, &e., during the ens season, per Inited State: re‘for yi gs i iy e 1NG AT PORTLAND —Thrve ships of the aggregate | i the mest vopular music United States have for years been making the most strenu- | 859 tons, are now on the storks at Portland, Mle. ‘All orders for th © will be received aud auswered ous efforts to help and relieve the dear people. Whichever Spoken. rosby street. nal bm party claims the credit of bringing about the present state | Natchez, (s) Villar, hence for Havana, Nov 17, off Hatteras— EW AND POPL 1G rem tly wsued hy Ade by the Sterling, at this port. 4 : WILL, at his M TORY, 21 Bro dway of affairs, may rest assured that no credit is due. ‘The peo- ple have worked ont their own salvation. ‘The country has recovered its energies in spite of the practices of both | Matanzas, Nox 3 parties, and we hope she will be let alone, The immense | Tuixipan pe Cena, Oct 30—In port, American, for Port- resources of this Union, if left to develope themselves uun- | Myth # day trammelled—if the industry of all classes is left to exert | NYork, te | Lyre.) sear st. Paul's Foreign Ports. Maranzas, Nov 3—In port, Falmouth, Davis, disg; Henri- by George Loder. Copa, about Oct 30—In iehly fini ys. Sid 27th, Citizen, ‘ ports Old Colony, for | ngolds, Mansanilla, to ined song, as written xa , vom, tow 6 by. Geor arrauged from a delight- itself in the natural channels, instead of being withdrawn | 8 Istann, Nov In port, Wm H ‘Talman, Matthias, | fit Italian milody veseacadehseni Seiooreiec ie ) OSES wander DREAM OF HOME,” of “Re. for the purpose of perfecting some party purpose—our commercial policy will ina short period stand on a foun. | dation as firm as the hills, and the condition of every indi- “THe W coliect ons of Childhood”—a much admived batlad, as» with dis.ingu shed eclat ia public ate crveles, W. ten aud ev mposed TREAL, Nov 15—Cld Sarah, MeLean, and Barmhopeside, averpool, All outward bound vessels have gone Home Ports. ranted in every re How beaut they are— With rosy lips aud laughing eves, cheeks aud golden havr, How sad is childless m: Extracts trenslated from D holic Text Book, which de- velopes the obscenity and licentious depravity of Be priests, and for translating which the author has beeh indicted Asnxs—Pots continue firm at $462). Pearls are firm at the reduction, Sales rule at $o Corrox—The absence of the ( felonia keeps this mar- grain tages, will be felt next winter in this city, We have no altera | jroug tion to record in other branches, Corn, northern, selis ut iay of Nov. as (business of importance will he before the Lodge, req ed aAtention JAS. W PROVOST. N.G B.A. CAMPBY LL, Secretary their Ww of Chambers and connolsseur are alike We Bell's Life, Weekly D AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE, BENEFIT OF MR. WALLACK. THIS eve N Mr Mr Booth | Julius Corvar, To eoncinde with Wallack Mr Bratos, = larry THE WONDER Don kel MONDAY BV®NING Nov 2i—To commence wi PEACOCK & CROW. <r ve eaghfter whieh, PRETTY GIRLS OF STILLBURG. weudl tei To enclu FOREIGN miTCHELL MONDAY EVE Beppo: ++ ign 2 ME Mitehelt THE DOUBLE BEDDED Room ‘0 conelude with HE SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN NIBLO'S GARDEN. on OPENING NIGHT OF THE EQUESTRIAN CIRCUS! WEDNESDAY F ENING Nov evans. H, Rockwell and O, R, Stone. Notier—A grand Day Performanee will be given om Satur day atternoon at 2 o'clock, of all the choice Acts, for the ex- press accommodation of the jumor brauetes of families. By Mr. H. Rockwell. Mi Managers ++ Williams. tesque et Pyas E . Huntington. rot and Mim After a grand Introductory Overture, d commence with au Equestrian Cavalead circle scenes will eant, entitled ARD! he Pa ROYAL BURME sug Greek Horseman, by Master B. Stevens, Bodily Power, Activity, &e. by Mr Cole, vals will appear ina beautiful ove Horse Act. Fr the Flying Cord. gill appear in a seriew troupe. “TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMPRICAN | CIRCUS. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. John Gossin« nts; Pit 1254 cunts. will consist of-— MA iP, own. Vaulting Les The Entre Principal K AMERICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR. Half a Million of Curios: Day Visiters adini ted same evenin SIGNOR PAZIO, the Ital brated MECHANICAL P' fe motions gestures, and feats, surpass any thing that the i nation can con e of. MISSES MARY and ROSINA SHAW, and. their brother, Mr. DAVID 'T. SHAW. F CELESTE, the Dan the celebrated vocaliats—LA PETIT, WESTERN, the Negro Orator, Dancer and tist, Wil At an Art it exhibit REFORMERS! whose seuse—GREA ir Johnson will mesme experiments in Animal Magne- ™. Performances every evening at half, at and Wed; nesday and Saturday ous at THREE o'clock. Adinission to the whol* 25 cents—childrea under tea half price. seven, a GEESE ay CE TS WEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. (Broadway, osite the City He ADMISSION ONE SE NG. GRAND PHANTASMAGORIA ! Exhibiting one hundred i i most laughab! . Miss LAURA CLIFRO first ap pearance. hHe FAMOUS K GRE Pi 1 beautifal Hluminated Views om the le and comical subjeets. RD, the beautiful Songstress—her , MINSTRELS, TUCKY WESTERN, Imitator of thé Locomotive. Story ‘Teller and Singer. ), the Dansuese. Ethiopian Orat OTH, T. GB Madame Adolp Performances every evening, and Wadnesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock. SOIR MUSICALE. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, | STEVENS respectfully announces to the citizens hmond, that having complied wich the terms of the oe profit or se, PLO ntertainments. Joncert Room of the pared to make arrangements with prot: lemen of talent and respecta- bility, to ive suc ring the season, as he trusts will eet with the approbation of the public. | nl9 Iwie fh TERS BALLAD SOIREE. R “| the honor to aumounce his intention M of giving a series of three Ballad Soirees, at the Societ ‘CLeonard and Broadway ) on the even will intro’ i reday and Saturday, 21st, 23d and 25th Nov his most popular Sougs and ly Au! rl of Warren at the Joho Acderson, wy. ; A Man’s aman for a’ Barns’ reautiful bal- ‘announced e Store, Mr So’clock. HILHARMONIC SOCTE TY —2d Season, 143 and “44.— The first Concert of the wason will take place ou Saturday Nov Ho S ms of subseri toeach with tl B ul, by which about Oi hundred y dated, they have determined only issue the same st yenr so doing they will prevent the possibility of the r betwg inconventently crowded Subseriptio.s received at Do dworth's Music Store,4a2 Broad- way, orat ©. F Hayer’s, 301 Broadway. as owe Byirder, F. W. ROSIER, Secretary. Kk. WINTER'S ¢ XHIB TION OF CHEMICAL PAINTINGS. WILL, be oren for a, few weeks, commencing on Monday E ig, Nov. 6, Ii the Granite Building, comer and Broadwa' Fach Painting covers a surface of nearly 200 square feet of and produces the wonderful phenomena of two distipet on the same canvass, cousisting of7the following in Cathedral. lem and Crocitixi vidual will be manifestly superior to the past or the pre- . ted to “My Morher,” by Francis H. Br wa, ‘T limi c y 2 ly sup Py Ne pre- | Harsowsr, Nov 16-7Arr Aine, Balla HN Vork. Cana, | bexutifully embellished with an elegant Lithograph dinisslon 29 cente each. | Doors onen at 7 o'elock sent. jov Lh Bryant, ‘Trinidad ba. | fe Rom ieee Sales at the Stock Exchange, I » Nov 9—Arr jawyer, from New York A PWILL'S edition of THE NATIONAL SONGS OF hambers st one door trom Broadway. ! ad S. * * MERICA: nn, 2000 NY State 6's, 61 2-25 Nor & | “Pontsmourn, Nov 16—Are Wm Badger, Coffin, Cadiz; “a : Soo Unie 6s, 1830" i ae Aas) ay Turk, Eldridge, N York, Ly Lee Samuels Mar Has is od pp ag 22000 do.” 1870 10150 " 2718 Boston, Noy !9—Arr Sarah, Foster, Matanzas. Below, °-Yinkes Doodle! “ wastea Hen tit, thee 50 Canton Co 360 26° | Edw Everett, New Orleans. d the most superb publi- | During the recess shave been com letely changed, 20 0 2614 | New Haven, Nov 18—Are Lucy Blake, Blake, Camd TUL, an gach sone lis Won seqrimmmed toeihe | custies search Mate, Chamene toe ORCS: Ma: 25 Mohawk RR 41%, | Sld 5 RK Smith, Bill, Albany; Robt Morris; Su:veyor, Houc rte by Francis 4, Brown, im his usual excellent style. | ing new dra as, settees, mirrors, and a magnifics 2% lo bs 4a” | and R Wil Stubbs, Philadelphia, Ai'sare as originally written, and the words of each with ‘The ladies’ and gentlemen's dressing {0 Long Island Pun snripiis. Nov 20—-Arr Gov Robbins, Seaman, the exception of Nos. Land 6, are corrected cojies of the gona: | and drawing rooms have been recarpeted aad put in perfect or do a Turks Holand; Emily, Recaadow,. Be tage de Cal ine old ballad Phe Lai Washington” is a most exqii- | der ‘The saloon is considerably larger than formerly, and fur- “0 do te Farrell, Turks Island; Faliland, (Br) MeCall, Kingston, | Ste gong, from t orge P. Morris, Esq, and is well | nished in aveat st. I rs 10 do Amerieas Eagle, 8 Wipe, worthy of tly subject. ‘The melody is the old | "Mr. Browu's celebrated Cotillion Band is engaged for the oc- F go as noes ta fede “Deum and Fife ch so mue the Revol cagion. 10D. t: Philadelphia, De Hart; Gram tion, No. 6 bed Anne rgy at nite | ~ Seem ae ag Cee geacieain eau We taehes; to 10 = do 860 6152 Stewart, NYork; Black Diamond, trie, ‘and vinad the'ericin 0 tweets 190 = do 65° Smith, Albans;) Anthracite, Marshman, Hoitford tection is elegantly ; 10 do 6544 | E Smith, fin Charleston; Shemrock, . Kastport for Lithographic vignecte title tothe enveloy 0 do be G6" | Wilmington, °Ctd Mary’ Janie, Tuckerman, Boston; Playet i HHeud of Weal ARK —MK. WALLACK 'T—On which oces 10000 100 do 33.66 | Green, New York, Also are, Harriet Thompsoa, Harris, Rio e Bittles of Bunker Hill, ‘si00 Mr. Booth has politely volunteered hig services, being 0 50. lo 6644 | Janeiro. the capture of the Guerviere by the | positively their last appearancs, this season. Mr. Wallack re- 5000 do 100 Paterson 2 XANDRIA, Nov 16-—Sld Mozart, Reynolds, Boston; Ma- sovg 18 respe. tally inseribed to the Offi- | spectfully announces that on Tnesday, Nov. 21, will, be per- 20000 INinois b m0. ad Raines, James River. ‘ bere ge the Atmy sud Navy ol the United States, No Amei | formed the tragedy of Julius Corsar—Brutus, M7. Wallac! ¥1000 Alabama 5's, 190 Harlem ov 16--Arr Lucy, Boston, Cla Eagle, | Cin should be without this enllection Caxsius, Me. Booths, with enteriainments,. To conclude 6000 Penn’a 5's. ye oO do nces, Boston ‘ “THE ALL OF LIF® 18 LOVE ‘a favorite song, as | with tne comedy of The Wonder—Don Fe Mr. Wallac! os. oe OS W W | gang py various distingmished voc lita theonahout the couBte ni Sr lo, Jo | 1 y rad I The ol nd Y AND Hi rey 17 Backof Amerien 101” 30 do ‘Are Siroe, Osbc Klien | EEO PER LE Crees mer 2he: nste eOeIreRy SRY AND HUMBUG TRIUMPHANT.—Shoe- 35 City Bk 103 40 do Win it Tuy tucket Be eer EKER” =arranged for the piang by Dan makers, Avctionerrs, Clerks-—No Care 30 Pay Phat. Pr , — LD Ds , p by Das posseasion of the market—they ence 200 F: mer In & Tr 300 ie : Dey, en. See an eae, ener yor, be ‘them) from a whitlow to carbuncle, Diag ot 0. 2534 150 off, Cross, from a 2 . | dead to lite and vige Now if you neve been nearly poi- 4 Ohio Trust %& 30 do Farrell, from do. for INE TTE WALTZ composed And fe | soned bya host, of thowe call on old. Doctor E,vaus, the only 10 NY Fire Ins Co 95 100 do ton, are on their way down James River. | RY WAI new Walt Do Kyons, No. 288 Pearl street, near Beekman street, New 2% Lisland Fire ins 9450 NJersey RR sHINGTON, NC- Nov 10—Art Jos Helen, Rider, Boston, | cones es a York. and he will make you whole if not past the aid of medi- 10 Aub & Roch RR he Log Me oy Pyaith, Yorks Mth, Galena, Abbott, West |” ower Mico~eabjent tal Woodbine Bow- tly confidenti oul oh 08 5 Mo: ietly confi .and Seeond Board, vcron Ni Nov 9Arr Victory, Elwell, Fall River; einivalaie thous “baw atinile,” 48 Pearl street, corner of Beekman os 874% 50 shas Harlem RR 530 43 , Allen, Hi York; 10th, Nonpa- ouliect taken from Ohtake we ate 40 shaxs Nor & Wor RR 28}5 90 do 42M New n, St Vincents; 14th, rT sken fro with any ther office, n2i it®m ry 7 % © do b3 42 Jordan, Provideoce; © M.'Thompsor Wineouate kon from "Ci ——— 68 2000 do B60 4284 | toxo Bay. Jam; Manchester, (Br) Smith, Nassa ‘altz—subject taken from “Come THE 40 beat , ithe ' gx 40 do 3 tx | Cl Georges, Watts, St Jago de, Cuba; 10th IN et a ‘oosrer, Guadaloupe: Lith, Leonora, Collins, St 15" New York Publte arte ty, mpi, Ewin, Guadaloupe; Charles’ E Thom Smith, Ne JO ,closely resemblon the real head of hair tat yeant cx and 000 , 1960 106% 25 le ke btw 953g | York. 4 i i connoisseurs have pronoun most perfect and ex> SON Cir ts God Wak 2 Mobawi ie” No ate | Groncxrown, SC. Nov 12-Cld Mars Hill, McGilvery, | Tee ise Sone At Knight, Looe | HAodinary invention of the day. re crea gtvnntage ofthis 2000 Ohio 6’s, 1960 530 1014 50 Harlem RR m4 Martiniq’ iter mvs Checks te Abwntin,: i Be | oa and. Mussel, either separately or in’ cole pads aren ye 8 “af = BT oF 2000 lo oe 101g * do 530 40 eye ov M—Arr Sarah rselia, Batman, Bristol, Tee th lois. forming very appropiate presente. Se naren\ hale, bore in lagna cf pape matt ape ae “4 ; on own, for NYork, | ,, New and admired Music han |. Musi for Gui | ety detectio t * mtiful, $0 porons and #0 # ront, Wla.no date—fa port, RW Brown, for NYork, | tar ute, ec. Ke Music bound and repaired if torn, Hon, Ghar fn ll egies, cf perspimtion, ereporstion ey ; Musical Instraments of every deseription for sale and wat- | and'ine great evils of other wiks entirely avoided, - The sceptie ted to insbeet this nov y D— sd pe Fcent M e. . Pod ei Bi 1 10 do. No. 158, for October, 1813, being in continuation, and a fac | and retail, Orde eemaLy Sn eneen, Wy editions Of | etreet, ap stairs a2l_Imeodia®r_ ae utecriptions twesived byl | Publteations A TWILL’S MUSIC REPOSITORY, MES, CARROLL'S MEDICATEDMVATOR BATHS nee we RRONARG uloTT & CO., Pabtnters | 201 Broadway, 25 Comrtlandt street, ae a sal, certain, and speedy cure 1 thee ie ioe de 2 ot Nassau and Dutch, nt Ttaw dtr Sign of the " Golde cate, Colts, Hoke CntOde, Seta oe Oe tee eA tat Wshas Dry Dock Bk 40 rekwood's Magazine for > and the Westiminster | ar SNE “Sulphur Baths require ove hour's notes. a patty eapesved by the Boston steamer, and will | THE ELIX LOV Fy TRPGREAN a — State of Trad ha A seen ‘The household ties! the household ties! IBBLY Balen Aa pap i » 4 Ann street, and Ni ‘Wall street, patch, Illustrated London News, Pictorial Times, rhe, prosecuted by the Catholics of Pottsville, Pa., is no Ith can no joy afford; ket very quiet. Nothing will be done wntil her advices | StieUtthe Ameriean Citizen ofle, Nor 20 Aun street Cat tooks the hasband on the wile— Fonch, Satirist. rican News Letter, come to hand, They are daily expected. | 25 ce : ete m The wife upon her lord. mig Ay dg Aden ty vob . our—Holders of Genesee do not maintain the firm- | ~~ PE ROME SE TR REY oa But Love's Exixen—that sweet boon, With a variety of others, for sale wholesale and retail by ness that characterised last week's transactions. The I Q. OF O. F.—The members of New York York L Will Nature's curse remove, 20 at ee. GEORGE, DOEL, General Agent. sales rule at $4 56} @4 62}. The present mild weather has | 1+ No. 10. 1. 0. of OF petal in the Jossoms soon, “THE BEST SOAP IN THE WORLD served asa great damper to large holders of flour and | jf" ‘on. Wedwanday even} THE BEST SOAP LS 7 ‘The advantages, every day, of this temperature, | : ROBERT'S IMPROVED BLOWN SOAP. me we a this 0 ST@OI2; Oats at 30/32. 2 aan 2! Sis 8m “ts need tespec'- Hiay—A brisk demand ie continued, and receipts are | GOCTETY LIBRARY, B\OADWAY.—\ Tectur om the Srervise bok; the best arucle of Brown nay eve: eit har Aestiipeiabe sutticiently large to meet it. Sales to some extent have Science of Reading ant Speckivg the English language, too a conqueror meets of the highest respectability, certifying tts superiority, cam be been made at 41@44¢. comprisig Elocution, Declamation and Oratory— 180, RESTATE m. ert Pagristons—We continug to quote prime Beet at 94 2p | end scina. Mt Oat or sof Blomution” ‘hee ihe. moose ¢ 4 Brot tale by. most. of the Orne ma feasrin on iy ee Very dindhete And mets at 91100, The | parm the fr ir ti fiber and en Disease brought ou by snddep strain awaletd TRUWAN ROBERTS i ; val genera’, thal der the ronage of the ischa ges long suppressed, O1—Whale, crude, is held at 40@41j¢, ‘There is very [ihrery ‘he inteuds on Weduesday Ev Are by thie wond'rous Cordial cared, ci) PRINTERS —One second large Geered Standing Press little doing in the article, ver a lecture and to illustrate it b: | No more their vietiins vex. Tore ow. Apel te Rear Estare Sace.—Messrs, Austen, Wilmerding & el ahapeate, are i Pore. A ana'§ “fi CP ed dieces in The by ite aid sd health insured wid See I. HOF, & CO, 29 and 31 Gold street. y E y c| aawe wil we spoken, inclading Collins’ Je on the P tonee, to either sex, a Co, aha, a the Merchants! Exchinge, this day. part of | ios. A svogle ticket admission 50 cente, very. imp. | Let all whosuffer (rom dice po, be clon, with bed room adjoining, 3 be ey o taproed «1 png pF ea fd follows :— as stammering almost impereep bly | act fault wm Natare’s Li F Cow amy ‘or further art Ko a jots and go Sad, A 4 | 21 Ltis* r s d hox 27 ~ Wtrevtsand Sth avenue and Madison ave PR ic arth NARDIN BROOKLYN —Geyieel Bagel way, be obtain sold for. « rs | And No.19 Court street, Boston; No, 90 North oth street, | BS ingle Gentlemen or F at No, FP Sand street, (Average abe 70 per lot.) ‘and. Printing Katgblish= | Philadelphia v4 | Ob reasonable tery itis sa House and lot 105 Grand street. . it. Lovejoy 's Hotel ersons ordering this roedic¢ine from the seniee | 1 G8. SPF for sale by House and lot 107 do, ro t cian Trae ith "Rian GOK S.A Tabet at House and lot 109 do, feasional, Cards, exes | U ive St fer bo a | wR House and lot 111 do, pf the art, as rewaree he superi ity Of the PORTUG joan Sn To P R INTE Te a ‘eo Salaneteh, House and lot 113. do, ahcironme tl | SITES ae fame nn ve | FOR SALE. Tre fonts Oe ee Roly ‘ erceive, to be