The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1843, Page 3

chants find they can as well without the banks as with—in fact better, for pri- vate houses take less time, and at cheaper rates; and so far as safety goes, every commercial man knows the dif ference between individual and corporate responsibility. The receipts of specie at Mobile on the 16th inst., were $136,600, and on the 17th $26,000. ‘The Governor of Alubama has postponed to the 18th of December the vale of real estate belonging to the branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama, at Mobile, which has gone into liquidation. The stockholders of the Franklin Bank of Cin- cinnati, sometime since, passed resolutions to wind up {its affairs, and dissolve the institution. Since the late election in Ohio, the trustees of the bank have changed their minds, thinking the party in power would renew and extend their charter. They accordingly addressed the eastern stockholders, suggesting the importance of continuing the business ofthe bank. A meeting of parties interested was held in this city on the 13th inst., when they unanimously agreed to have the affairs of the bank liquidated as soon as possible, and that a division ef the capital and assets be made as soon as the interests of the stockholders will admit. The Governor of Georgia, in a special message to the Legislature of that State, in relation to the affairs of the Central Bank, urges that body to adopt measiires to in- crease the value of the circulation of the bank. poses to require the bank to issue certificates of deposite , in sums not less than fifty dollars, for the redemption of its circulation,which shall bear an interest at the rate of an eighth per cent per annum, and be redeemed at the end of eighteen months, or sooner, at the will of the bank. The bank has gone into liquidation, and makes no discounts ‘ing interest to its bill holders instead of paying specie. ‘The State has used the depreci. ated bills of this bank to pay its creditors, which has caused this move of the Governor. The Phenix Bank of Columbus, Ga.; received $60,000, on the 21st, for the north, A bill has been introduced into the Tennessee Assembly to incorporate the Traders’ and Farmers’ Bank of Tennes- see, with acapital of $600,000, of which $400,000 is to be subscribed by the State, which passed a first reading. The States of this Union have contracted large debts in loaning their credits to banks; many of those debts they repudiate; and still they follow the same policy that com- pelled them to disown legal loans, Honest principles have not taken any root in our legislative councils. The end is not yet commenced. Ata late meeting of the Indiana State Board, the Law- renceburg Branch Bank was suspended, and put into the hands receivers,who immediately proceeded to wind up ry or secondary 8; terative is guaranteed not to Zonthin a partic! or any mineral injurious to the system, although pos ng ent?re control over those loathsome diseases. is now universally used in all the hospitals of Europe in syphiletic complaints, and is a certain cure for venereal sore throat, ulcers, nodes, pains in the joints or bones, and and all complaints arising from a constitution or an improper use of mercury. Sold in sin- le bottles, $1 each; in cases containing 4 dozen $9, care- ully packed and sent to all parts of the Union, Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine t. RICHARDSON, Agent. ‘THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WIL- EARE, with forty splendid illustrations. Hossary and an ac- yphiletic taint in the and Pharmacy 97 N: LIAM SHAKSP! Also, with Dr- Johnson’s Preface, a pla and a Memoir of the Author: by the Rev. William Harness, M.A. With a splendid Portrait from the Chandos Picture. Part | contains three illustrations ; and each succeed- ing number will contain two splendid illustrations. ‘To be completed in twenty parts, each containing 48 letterpress, with the accompanyin to be published on the Ist and 16th of each month.— For sale, wholesale and re- GESS & STRINGER, 222 Broadway, corner of Ann street. ‘e, 20 cents per number. ” BUR IA HAIR DYE, COLORS HAIR ANY from a light brown toa jet black, and will not in the al Warranted. ‘To'be had only at 21 Courtland street, and No. 2 North Fifth street, CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The ‘Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is now confidently re- commended and prescribed by the first medical practition- ers of the city, for all cases of debilit: secret indulgence or excess of any k constitution. It is an invaluable remedy for impotence, or barreness (unless depending on malformation) ‘be found highly beneficial in all c: from a debilitated state of the constitution. Sold in single bottles $! carefully packed and sent to Office and Consulting Rooms of the Coll t. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. roduced either by detrimental to the omplaints arising | after next fall. ; in cases of half adozen $5; parts of the Union, And are you bald or whiskerle: Does dandruff choke the roots, and Use Jones’s Coral Hair Restorative, its qu is your hair redor grey, now, ‘Twill force the growth on any part where hair was meant to grow. READER, YOU MAY KNOW THIS IS WHAT We represent or we should’nt sell 3s. bottles to try. It is warranted to possess these qualities; it will force the hair to grow on the head, or where nature intended it row, beautify it, stop it falling, cure dandruff, and e grey, light or red hair grow dark and silky. Price, three, five or eight shillings a bottle, Perfuwery Establishment, sign of the a $2 Chatham street, and by these agents in Philadelphia, Zeiber, 3 Ledger Buildin, Fulton street, Brookly: for curing eruption, mn the same places. GG- GENTEEL FURNITURE, BY CATALOGE, ‘This Day, at 10 o'clock, by Wheeler & Blagge, at No. 19 Reade street, near Broadway. will do well to attend. Also, at their Sales Room, 316 Broadway, on Thursday at half past 10 o'clock, a splen- did assortment of Furniture—of a dealer declining the bu- treet, Boston, and 130 Italian Chemical Soap kin white, Ke. sold at Sales at the Stock Exchange. 12 Aub & Rochester Those in want of such 30 do s, 1860, Dew 101 VOYAGES BY SEA—Are often rendered very unpleasant by that distressing complaint, for which a remedy is no’ phor Lozenges are a specific, » that troublesome complaint, palpitation of the heart, ner and despondency, an: aifections of the bowels, ar quences arising from free liv genuine, at the Doctor’s warehouse, 106 Nassau stre« and remember that Dr. Sherman's Camphor Lozenges ar sold only in boxes, at 25 cents each. Agents—227 Hudson street ; Broadway ; and 86 William street. PRIVATE DISEASES; A CURE GUARANTE! e College of Medicine and Phi New York, established for the suppression of quackery, is pr to treat all diseases of a offer to all those afflicted with these advantages not to be met with in any other institution in ublic or private. From the constant from private arrangements, between lege and the most eminent professors ofthe medical institutions of Europe, all improvements in the treatment of these diseases are forward before they reach the majority of the medical With such célebrated remedi: ined skill of the first medical men of this country, the College feel satisfied that the have undertaken, ‘the suppression of quackery,” will re- the patronage it deserves from that portion of the public requiring their services. view and medicine $5. 8. RICHARDSON, Agi distance, by stating their explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms, to- gether with the treatment they received elsewhere, if any, can obtain a chest containing all medicines, with full di- rections for use, with a guarantee of cure, by addressing the agent of the.college, post paid,enclosing $5. Dr. Sherman’s ( 18 affections, lowness ot reat service in all the disagreeable conse- Be sure and get the do 50 Bk of NOrleans 68 188 Bowery ; armacy of the city 0: rivate nature, and stressing maledies this country, eith correspondence, an the members of the Co 5000 Illinois 6's 2000 Ohio 6's" 1 100 Long Island 50 do Stock Exchan; B shas Farmer’ L a New York Public Office and Consult ql 43 N. B.—Patients living at a 1800 do 100 do 2000 Ohio 6's, 1860 bt 25 Amer Ex Bank 10000 do ¥ MONEY MARKET. Monday, Nov. 27—6 P. M. ‘This has been rather a quiet day The brokers have not yetigot under wayfor the week. Business at the boards was very limited, and prices generally wavering. Long Island declined 2} per cent; Paterson } do; Harlem 1} do; Can- ; Mechanics’ Bank }; Ohio Life and ‘Trust Co. improved }. Sales of State stocks show the undecided disposition of t!.e public as regards these secu- Mohawk advanced 1} per cent. risen 14 per cent within the past fortnight. The demand for foreign exchange is very active, and our quotations show an advance on the rates that ruled for the last steamship. We quote prime bills at 8}@8} pre- 19000 do. 8310 25 Py 5000 Illinois 6's, 1870 630 43,550 L. 1000 do 42% 50 2000, do 42) 25 25 shas Farmers’ Loan 20% 100 State of Trade. There was very little doing in the markets to-day. Asnes.—No alteration since our last. ton 4; Ohio 6's Pots $4 62} and Corron.—A very fair demand and prices firm ; pur- chasers are willing to supply their wants at current rates, Tonacco.—This article is rather quiet. of stocks of firm grades of American, and most qualities of foreign, the market is rather inactive. Lower grades of Kentucky are selling ut our last quotations. iskey.—We quote drudge at 23¢ and barrels at 24}¢. ‘The receipts keep pace with the demand. wants are for shipment, domestic consumption and stor- Prices are fair for the season. We quote 40 @ 45¢ for good qualities, Correx.—This article is very dull. sales to the trade of Brazil at 6} @ 74¢ 74¢; Old Java, 103 @ 10}¢; St. Domingo, 5} @ d3¢. juote Mackerel, Ne rather dull ; Dry Cod 50, quite plenty in the mar! Navat Stones.—Turpentine is tiny 37} @ 38. Not much doing in articles under this head. Ou.—Crude Whale, dull at 404. Sales are very trifling. Lard oil we quote at 50 @ 55¢. Suaan.—Sales ver Porto Rico 6}@7}c. 10%8.—Beef and pork remain without any mate- rial alteration. demand is very moderate. qualities command 10/@12c. moderate extent ; we quote 4@sjc. Domrsric Goovs.—This market remains about the same as at the date of our last remarks. to a moderate amount, but prices remain firm and as last This stock has In the absence Below we give avery full and comprehensive table of quotations for domestic exchanges, for 1842 and 1843 : Dostestic Excuancrs, 1012 and 1913, We notice small 3 Laguayra, 7} @ held at $2 62} @ $2874 ; We quote New Orleans 6 ® = The great improvement in the domestic exchanges of the country, with every business point of much impor. tance, is seen in the above table at aglance. It will be seen that for the past eighteen months, the rates have ra- pidly been approaching par. On New Orleans the quota- tions are at apremium, The value of Nobile currency is fast increasing, and a short time will suftice to place Ala- bama funds nearly at par in this city. A merchant from Mobile visited the city of New York this fall and made ex- tensive purchases of our merchants, on acredit of six months, for which he gave his notes. He brought with him a large amount in Alabama funds, which he made ef. forts to sell for current money in Wall street. Not being able to do soat the rate he wished, he proposed to those houses holding his notes, to pay them in Alabama funds, ‘This proposition was immediately accepted,and he got rid of about fifteen thousand dollars in bills that are at present quoted at 8}.a9 per cent discount ‘This will eventually prove a. good operation to th received the bills, for before the six months expires—the time the notes had to run—this money will be nearly par, eurrent funds the time the southern merchant would have been com- pelled to do so by the maturity of his obligations: The benefits arrising from this great equalization of ex- changes can be directly traced to three causes. first is the contraction of the currency throughout the whole Union. The general improvement of trade, and its independence of bank fagilities, and the confinement of the business of regulating prices to individuals, and not to corporations, who, by combinations, keep up rates ex- orbitantly high. The operations in domestic exchange are now carried on almost entirely by private bankers, in Wall street; by an equal distribution of their capital among all the important business centres, they are enabled to bring down prices, and create a regularity and equali- zation that can be depended upon by mercantile men, The inflation of the currency in the southern and western States, above a specie standard, so reduced the value of their circulation that the difference in the value of money between those sections and this established the price of ex- Our last quotations are still current. The Butter is much wanted ; fair Cheese is enquired for to a The receipts continue rian Dry Goons.—Our jobbing and im; are not very busy at present’; the bulk of #1 past, and the business now is confined to the city wants, and to customers from the neighboring towns. ni P of the trade; all have a fair share of it. The stock of foreign goods has not been large this fall, and prices are gradually advancing all through the season. The quantity of goods on hand to winter is quite small. Breapsturrs.—We have no change to notice in this In Buffalo, on the 25th inst., 4,600 bushels of wheat were joes to B. Rock, and ushels corn were ta- Holders of flour taken at 751@76 cents, the remainder to Rochester, ken by a city dealer for retail at 40 cents, were more confident, and demand an advance on sales—$3 75'scems to be the lowest range for good brands, The stock in store was fair, but not unusually heav: There were exported in the third week in November, 24,- 327 barrels flour; 73,716 bushels wheat, and 2,200 bus without any discount. At St. Louis, 7th inst., there was a fair demand for coun- y brands for the New Orleans market, and we hear of s at $3 62}. There was a sal but choice brands were held at a hij confined to the supply of bakers at $4@$4 50. ‘The tra: actions in fall wheat were large at 60/64 cents, according to quality. In othergrains there was not much doing.— Rye 22 cents; shelled corn 21 cent beans $1 50/@$2 50 per barrel; flaxseed 75 cents; hemp- seed 37} cents. of city mills at $3 87}, her rate, and sal barley 33@35 cents; Cattle Marke: Moxpay, Nov, 27. At market 1150 beef cattle, 110 from the South ; 35 cows 8, and 2350 sheep I of beef cattle improved, and we to $5 25 @ $5 50 for the best—unsold 1101, ives all sold at $18 (@) $29. Sheep and Lambs,—Sales of lambs at $1 @ $2, andof sheep at $1 37} @ $3 50—unsold 100. Hay.—Sales at 62}¢ @ Tiny per owt. In Cincinnati on the 17th inst. beef cattle for packing was in good demand. Sales occurred at $2 25, but drovers to submit to the low price: n their own account. Choicejanimals, pounds, were sought after for retai ality are held at Hogs quoted in Cincinnati, at the first pur- chases of last season, was $212}. It soon fell however, were sold at prices rangi Tose andjsome lots were so! verage of the sea- re were packed ut two hundred and fifty Prices quote $4.25 @ ‘The balance of trade with this city is in favor of most of the southern and western States. The immense quantity of produce that has been received here, without acorres- ponding value drawn from us, bringing ns in debt to the large places in other parts of the country, has reduced exchange on these points to a fair and profitable price. The large shipments of specie from the north to the south, for the purpose of purchasing produce, shows conclusively the course of trade; and also proves that the ‘bted to the yorth. So long as each see- tion of the country can demand specie for its products—so the currency of every State is kept at par, and is of equal value from Maine to Georgia—so long as one sec: tion buys no more than it sells—in fact, so long as wo all keep out of debt with each other, and keep independent of the banks, and govern our own exchanges, the rates will be very uniform and reasonable, Individual houses, with and responsibility, can control our domestic exchanges far better than all the extrava- gant banks of the country. Several Wall street banks now turn into the hands of brokers all their exchange pusiness. They have withdrawn themselves from all agencies, fand employ individual houses to do most of 'y move of this nature separates these institutions from the business classes, Our mer- at $4 The latter qu from $1 60 to $2 00. at from $2 25 to $2 60. son was about $190. At these in Cincinnati and Covington abor thousand hogs, distributed thu: Total. In the distribution of thes them were rendered + 240,000 near seventy thousand of almost entirely into lard, chiefly on account of a sudden demand for France, Of lard there were sentto France, chiefly to Marseilles, about six anda half millions of pounds, making an investment of about three hundred thousand dollars. “The most important part of this transaction is the result. This was not as favorable ated, A part of the investment was a losing the dealers did little better than rice of barrel Pork rose till near ackers here consequently in the ‘The transactions with England were not large; but we believe offer, for the better and nicer parts of the hog, some encouragement. prices the facts are these, viz : at Chillicothe, contracts have been made at $2.0, In first purchases were made at $2 60. At Alton, ML, some sales have been made at from $1 50 to $2. said the market will fall lower immediately ‘The present price may be stated at $2 37); but the price will depend | their economy, energy hotd their own, 'T' t to the openin their collecting. upon the relation of demand and upply. There are two ‘reat sources of what may called extraneous demand, in the United States, for pork. One is the naval and com- mercial marine ; and the other is for the West Indies and other foreign ports. The contracts for Navy pork, at the principal Navy Yards, include about 8,000 Is. The entire Commercial and Naval Marine of the United Stat requires, therefore, not far from 100,000 barrels of Pork, and we should think the demand for all foreign ports nearly equal to that. Extraneous, then, to the domestic consumption in families, there is an outward demand of about two hundred thousand barrels of Pork, which de- mand in a great degree regulates the market. We cannot see that the demand will be materially changed from what it was last year, As to the supply, there are two cireum- stances only to be noticed. The ‘first is that taken in the SaEseans ere is perhaps, a little lighter crop of Corn, which may diminish the generalgfeeding of hoy ly, there is a larger stock of pork on hand at New Orleans and other ports, than there was last year, ‘These two facts will just about balance each other, and produce no consi- derable effect on price. In respect'to the number of hogs to be driven to market, there is likely to be a deficiency. It is apparent from these facts, that ther terial rise in the pric: tion only can have all effect, but none’ of momen Married, On Sunday, 26th instant, by Rev, Dr. Milnor, Anrnur L. Fou, firm of Dix & Fogg, Fountain Inn, Baltimore, to Miss Mary Saaw, of Boston, On Monday, the 27th instant, at St. Jude’s church, by . Mr. Shimeall, Mr. Joux Wanwick to Miss Many the Re Nate, both of this city. Died, Of consumption, on the voyage from New Orleans in the ship Arkansas, off’ Cape Hatterass, on the 22d instant, Mr. Ricnano F, Lonrnaan, of this city, Suddenly, on the 26th instant, Epwarn Curny, in the 40th year of his age. His friends and acquaintan to attend his funeral from No. this afternoon. e respectfully in Weekly Report of Interments In the City and County of New York, from the 18th day of Noy. to the 25th day of Ni 29 Men ; 21 Women ; 38 Boy: DISRAS! 43. ‘Yotal 116, 32 Apoplexy, 1; Bleeding, 2; Burned or Scalde!, 14 Ganeer, 1s ebility, 25 Consumption, '19; Convulsions, 9; Croup ropsy, 3; Dropsy in the head, 5;Drowned, 1; Pirysipelas, 13 Fever, i; do bilious, 1; do puerperal, 1; do, remittent, 2; do scarlet, 6; do tynho do typhus, lj Heart) disease of 1; In- flammation of brai lungs, 14; do of throat, 2; Intemperance, dice, 1; Killed or Mutdrred, 1; Lueg Veneres, 2; ti Marasmns, 6; Old ‘Ags, 1; Premature Birth, 1; Sero- 3 Spinal disase, 1; Suicide, 1; Teething, 1 influenza, ‘Ox, fula, Unknown, 2. AGE. Under 1 year, 31; 1 to 2, 5; 2to 5, 14; 5 to 80,2; Unknown, 1. United States, nd, 16 A }, 89; Irel Germany, 2; France, 1; Sweden, 1. Of the above, were from the Al pital, lum, 3; Lunatic Colored persons <oOee IG. Bs M.A. WALTERS, City Inspector. City Inspector’s Office, Nov, 27. 1813. Latest Advices AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. 23 Maracaibo 6 Mansanilla+ jermuda ++ 17 Matanz: Buenos Ayres +++Sept. 15 Maynguez+ at a Matamoras- 5 Mexico 40 See8SS-sno8. Point Petre, Gr vy. 4 Pernambuco- 18 Payta+- 23 11 Rio Janeiro + 10 7 St. Helena. I 10 St. Thomas 5 MM St. Jago de Cuba+ | 28 St. Johns, P. R. 29 6 St. Croix: 22 9 St. Domingo + 3 29 St. Ubes+++ + 29 1 Si 6 . 1 10 7 M 23 2 od 16 3 21 4 20 4 5 31 a » 8 Valparaiso + 2) ly 31 Vera Cruz-++ 23 seeeeJuly 10 Zanzibar-+++++ 10 Passengers Arrived. Havrg—Packet ship Utica—Mrs Capt Lawrence, of New York; Lieut W Preston Griffin, US Na Mr Glutz aud lady, Mr Goldsmith and | Passengers Sailed. Liverroot—Ship Chester—Dr Whelan and lady, Miss Min- niss, of New York: Mrs Saml Butler, Boston; Dr Charlton, New Berlin, Pa; Peter Robinson, Kingston, Ja—and 30 in the steerage. Foreign Importations Havae—Ship Utiea—1 pkg H Chevrolat & co—7 J R St Fe- lix—2 A’ Audrens—2 Berri & Keese—2 11 Bi ichmidt. & co—2 Coolidge & Haskell—2 J Mortimer—| L Fairman—1l D Ne = Binsse & co2 © Payen & co—4 C Gilmore— tA Tobias—3 F Dapre—3 H Babad—| A H Ward—175 baskets wine B MeGregor—! pkg A'S Perrot—1 P A Bray—7 L Pille- suyt—16 F, Berthoud—1 Dubojs & Jacot—1L, Freres—1 Savage & by iffany, Young Ellis—4 SF vorr—6 f 1 Haight & c nen Graves & co—1il Schmidt & Vogel—| 1D Windell—45 E Fiedler-24 T Relitck—9 Henard & co—2 F: Felt—2 F Muller—1t_ Loeschigk & Wisendonck—2 Noltenius & Pavenstedt—2 Rossiere & co—140 J H Faber—150 U Meletta— 1G Dexter—1 A Domand—1 H Hennequin—3 G Hessenburg—7 A Lentilhon~1 AfPalmer—# Gay, Lussac & Noel—100 It Cro! TH haghase & Fauche—2 C Vilade—1 Cerf, Beer & May— Little & Brown—3 Moran & Iselin—7 F Sanderson—5 Brustlein & Koop—100 JG & E Boker—6 KG Wainwright—2,F Cotte- uet—6 AK R Waller} FX Meyer—2 Beakard & Huttou—i Giliiland=1 © Felt—1 Spies,C! Keo C H Kellogg—i GF Meyer=i2 8 A Vorens A Laubot—5 DG & D Haviland—2 HC Corbit—3 9.6 Troop—t W Phillips & co—t W B Drap W Benjamin—! F tHenry—i G Colby—l A mes—1 G Freres— m—1 8 Houcks: oe orl Patt “ —1 Warburg & Daane—1 Iselin? Gourd & co—l 6 Porr=1 "T William: Stoddard—2 G Hessenburg—1 C Graves } Babcock—1 J U Hyde & co—1 CH Draper—3 (F Sheldon & co <7 H Will-2J_C Kepmann—2 Colvill. & Fleming—8 Joly Freres—1T Garson—l Engler & Foley goux—3 Deraismes & Boizard—6 Domestic Importatio: 1 J Oliver—i A Le- to order. New Ortrans—Ship Arkansas—723 pigs lead C H Rogers— 100 hhds sugar Maitland & Comrie—40 do 1000 pigs lead Good- hae & co—13 hhds tobaceo Brustlein, Koop & co—20 G Di uglas —13 D MeGregor—20 hhds Roberts & Williams—8 kegs butter R Clemont—1*0 bales cotton A Averill—154 Barnwell—20 do rags A © Rossier 2 bales cotcon 83 hhds tobacco 168 tcs flaxseed 300 hides to order. MARITIME HERALD. __ Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. PROM CIVERYOOL. | FROM avéziaca Se Dees Caledonia, Lott Acadia," Ryrie Nov. 19 se + Dee. 16 Packets to Arrive Packets to Sail FROM LIVERPOOL ¥OR LIVERPOOL. Columbus, Cole, Oct. 27 | Burope, Furber, Dee. 1 burton, Huttleston Oct. 27 | Independence, Nye, Dec. 7 St. J7ROM FORTSMOUT HS. sal Bi Len ag dg ‘ . James, a te rince t, Sebor, ee. Sfontreal! Ti Fy Wer 2| Toronto, Griswold, Dee, 10 FROM HavRR. FOR Mavni Py? Watson, Oct. 29| Baltimore, Funck, a Dee. Thompson, Nov.1} Argo, Anthony, Dec: & Ship Masters and Agents We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vi: will or o Commodore Rowert Sitvey, of our News Flee rt of the Shipping left at the Port when Weasels Spoken on their Passage, a List of the any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. board them reapoudents, obtain. Nantical Information of any kind will be than! received. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 25 | 7 3) MOON SETSe ere eer se 12 0 4531 HIGH WATER se0 eer eee 16 Barque Ameli: jo, [ronsides & Mitehe!l; Archela on; Clinton, Lyon, Hammond, Talbot, Georgetow Cora, Graves, Edenton, NC. Wi ‘Taylor, Stokeley, Alexandria; Pi Arrived. Packet ship Utica, Hewitt, from Havre, Oct. 16, with mdse, to Boyd & Hincken Ship Arkansas, Burgess, 15 days from New Orleans, with cotton, to Wm, Nelson—13 steernge passenge rig Monaco, Wording, 21 days from ton ie. . Sr iz Factor, Handy, 12 days from Thomaston, with granite, Millington, Rio Janeiro, £1ff- Goodmanson, do. SL Savannah, be wes & Clearman; Charles iams & Northam; John W Nickerson, Boston. ire, with salt, to ter. eemtcuele t15, 4 days from Providence, in ballast, to "Buck. ‘Schr Watchman, Maloney, 25 days from Cutler, with luniber, to Faraham & : bot Sehr Oriental, Ray, 10 days from Harrington, with timber, to Snow. vache Only Daughter, Tucker, 15 days from Eastport, with ‘ . Lewis. “Schr Excelsior, 10 days from Eastport, with lath and plaster, ‘odehr John Faitteld, Hawes, 85 days from Thomaston, with linge, to master. . Schr bliza sloorer, Ames, 19 days from Machias, with lum- tod. F, Snow Behe Dusky Sally, Humphrey, 10 days from Dorchester, with rant to amater Sehr Hepe & Susan, Winslow, 8 days from Boston, with from Boston, with mdse, to the dee, to order. ds t ater. Sehr Lagrange, Butler, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to ir Texian, Baker, 5 day MAtnr Dodge, Penfield, 5 deys from Boston, with muse, to the Mehr Saunders, Merriman, 7 days from Bangor, with lumber, vogehe Heeside, Langley, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to Mehr Deposite, Kendrick, 6days from Fall River, with mdse, seg ticket, Murch, 34 hours from Newport, in ballast, to “Schr Challenge, Park, 3 days from Providence, with mdse, to ™¥oht Rambler, Matthew, 3 days from Providence, with mds t a "geht Kichard Thomp.on, 4 days from Philadelphia, with Nhs Weeneisee, 4 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to the e mnaster. Schr Benj Penniman, 4 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to tnaster, Satled, Ship Chester, Wilson, Liverpool, and others. 3 Correspondence Nov. 16, 1813.—The U. 8. brig Somers, Lieut. yesterday for Matanzas. f and from New Orleans for St ‘The reef, about 15 miles to the leeward mn the Sist ult; was d part of her_car AUCTION SALE ‘The brig Ada, Major, THOMAS BEL! mas, ran ashore on Pickle’s (Store No. 35 wi of the light ship Florida, o1 after heaving overboard her off and brought her int na her cargo, hove out and found to haye sustained but litt ome copper off U A At 1034 o’elock, in the sales room, Excensive Sale of € y ware, Jewelry, Faney and Ph muslin, ealicor's, gin i domestic shetings, Groceries Hard her bilge, &e. which was » uid $2,500 decreed the wreekers. Her car ed of flour and tobaeco. She sailed henee on the 14 ‘he British brig Siduey, from Laguna for Cowes and a mkt, | $7,000 ‘salvage; cargo mahogany, which was uot dis: General Record, Sea.—Annexed are the particulars of the col- new brig Marian Gage, Read, hence at uknown barque, taken from’ the brig’s log-boo! 10. N, ton 70 33 W, under a heavy sea ; i iseovered on the found to be a the bow of the gallant forecastle rtings r bbons, so, Leadon and Frene! dy mage elothirg cries, SegArS, s0me choice teas and se if ; roker. ision between th Ti 0 clock, at the corr 8. Second- Row and Chatham st. ly, &e.—The entire fi eating and boardin Furniture of a Refectory and Fa ture of a reieetor usualjvariety of pre starboard bow, o barque of about 3 brig, A lantern was at once placed the efforts to avoid. ot brig got entang! wi e about midships on her ied two or three times before an} » her Read thinks the ona, but he is uncertain les, chairs, glass ware, fine Lot of cooking utensils, | tins, steain apparatus, &e the furniture of f ur bedrooms, ‘The kitchen utensils wil bev-ranged in the street. EDNESDAY ecan beno mae of pork during this year. Specula- ‘The banque was lial was obtaiued—and then the con was not distinctly understood. given was the lela, the Jona, or the Fvery thing forward on board the brig was carried M1 she was pretty much unmanageable for more than an barque was reported as cut to the water's ed} he wake of the. brig, w tant a quarter 0 Large sale of veluable Furaiture of all d cipper sale fo.0ms, iaeniture, valuable pi and other articles, eility. will be randise of all discriptious. EB a business like manner, ‘Sales w Prompt, in this establ s will oe earned on nda half, when sh ” his foremast, C: until morning as near to th ment, now under to, and remained berque, however, and TTL, Aw r AUCTION” 'SALE———yacon | ‘on board. Tt is ii ATT’S 27ch Trade Hardware Sale this seaso at 10 clock, at 21 Platt street. wonal ossortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Japaury he went down with all prove to be the Tonia, of Eastport, hich left Delaware B reakwater about 23d Oct. f her locality on the 3ist_would be about th She was of abou, 300 tons bi swers the description of Capt Scr Many Axy.—On the Mary Ann, of Portsmouth, to this port by pilot boat $150 on vessel and is insured here—cargo, 135 tons coal, designated by ©, Also, at 12 07c! then, and otherwise ty, a 16 ited | playing th Ridge street, at 3} o’clock abandoved, and brought Very, Hardware, Sheep Skivers, | DIL pieces Bobvinet’ and 0 pieces 0 Dry Goots, ¥ ington, from ‘Tri from the peket ship » (Br) from Laguna for Liv Now York, from’ England as wrecked on the Alacrans, Rhodod“ndrons, Hawthorns, Beach for it Yews, variegated Holley Sewn Staxat, Walton, from Porto Rico for Novfolk, before y's Beach, was a large vessel. valued dat the Essex Marine Insurance Cargo probably insured in New York reported wrecked on Bodd 3400, and insures Sonn J. Wainwrie heavy gales on the passes many other varieties, » hence at Savannah, experienced ver STEAMBEOS 1. ize—lost. both topmasta, and broke wee Pine ee k Daily at 6 o'clock P. M.— Through diwet—Krom the stern Seeen Coartindt and J The steamboat KNI mill Jeave, Monday, W ; do of bowels, 5; of chest, 4; do of 1; j Jaun- F PEOPLES VINE 2; Malforma- Scux Anstnacr, which nd run on shore, was got off ured, both from fire mostly damaged consists of cath r Gnanp I-Laxp, before reported arrived 1 done man sick, who has been I atthe hospital at P.. ‘The mate, who bros f k of vellow fever, but succeeded in reac notwithstanding there was but oue man able to do dut R Be New Orleans from Havana, two of the crew of harque Sardius, wrecked on Dog Keys. Lake Ports. Burraro, Nov 25—Arr Waterlo pok fire in Provincetown harbor, that part which edueaday and Friday Evenings, at six Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Br _and’ Saturday at 6 P.M ding at latermediate Vlaces, A, Capt. A. Hougntoa, will leave y,, nnd Friday afternoon at » o'clock. Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. M will leave Turaday, Thursday and ‘Saturday Passengers taking 10,9; 10 to 20, 6; 20 to 30, 10; 30 to 40, 15; 40 Co 50, 9; 50 to 60 8; 60 to 70, 3; 70 to been very sick of TIVITY. England, 6; Scotland, 1; Monday. Wednesda ital di ¥ do, Blackw eis Baertits He: evening, at five ital de, 0; Penitentiary do, Blackwell’s Island, 3; City Hos+ oS x Hi ts this Line of Boats will at,all times arrive in Albany in ample time to take the Morning ‘I'rain of Cars for the east or weat. ‘The above boats are new and substantial, ere farsished with sect and elegant State Rooins, and for speed and accotmmode sions are unrivalled on the Hudson. For Passage or Freight, apply oa board, orto P. C. Schulte At the office on the wharf NOTICE—On and af line will leave for Albany Chippewas, Wayne, Pi Billow, Detroit; Buffalo, a. and Chesapeake, Detn iMfalo} Jena, Detroit; JA Amherstburgh. ke, Reindeer, and Rich- ‘on, Blackmer; Atiantic, Cld Minerva, Buflalo. Home Ports Nov 2t—Arr_ B: Nothing sailed: Monday, Oct. 1 t6 o'clock, P.M 5 Malaga 12 20 Madeira + 26 1 Mauritius Pty 23° Montevideo HH ut La steamboat POR will leave New York commedious and Noy 28—Arr Panthea, Nichols, St Kitt «, Albany; Warren, Sn y on Sundays, ‘Tuesd: iy pontinue these trips for the season, o'clock im the afver- Ta shit, and Jos Hammond, Servent, Aibany. Hobert Morvia; Buckalo, New ight taken at reduced rates. Apply on bocrd, S8.—The above beat has undergo ue a thorough repair, ands Price, Fall River: HV at Wilmington, NC; Dia LOCK EVENIL a ND TROY di landin +—the epleudid low ALLOW, Captain A, Li rtlandt street every ‘Tuesday, i at 6 o’clock, for Albany direct. allow has a large number of atate roomns,snd for ayes! commodations is not cy ea | y STA Pan eh dd Orb, Yapp, Ne: 0 d Notus, Besse, Bristol, RT; Joh Pressure steamboat or in the Schuyl will leave the foot of Thursday, and Saturday ll, Hudson, Dekker, from New kc. Axrxaxonia, DO, Nov 23—Arr Alex York; Belle, do. Sid ¢ Hartley, Dearborn, Turks Island: Frepenicxsnune, Nov 23—C Isabella, Boston RicuMonn, Noy 22—Arr Catharine Wilcox, John B Moreau, Forrest, N York. Orleans; 24th, Manchester, Worth, and Catharine Wile andria, and Zone, New Nickerson, and ISEAND. ¥ RRY, FOC KF WHIT! ‘ ‘The STATEN ISLANDER willleave land, on and after October 2d, as follows, until Leave Staten U.Jand at 854, 10, a. Leave New York at 9, 12 Norrouk, Noy 24 PRN, NC.N, AM. eautired io be particularly marked and —Sld Manchester, Jarman, West Indies. 19 Arr Ann Maria, Jones, New York. on, do; E W Bradley, do, NEW YORK AND KINGSTON STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE LINE. Kingston, anc. Delaware and Hudson Canal steamboats EMERALD ‘and NOR: ptain Joha Ketcham, will leave New uray street,every Monday and Thursday at 5 Ropiout landing) every Wednesday sey, Burnham, St Jago de Cuba; 22d, maton, NC. Nov Ay Avon, Berry, Fail turday at 3 o'clock, John Samuels will leave New ‘Trescott, and Mary ‘arren street, every Wednesday and Saturday at clark, Swett. Havana. © Marseilles; Lancet, Hoffses, Norfolk. Sid Acad Ai deaux; Chapman, NOrleans; Nov 23—Arr Apollo, Scudder, Boston xact, Johnson, and Macon, Ta Boston. Cld Laneashire, Lyon, Globe, Portsmouth, NH: Savannah, and Georgiana, child and servant; (Rondoat landing) every Tuesday and K | Friday at 3 o’clock, #. ) EXTRA TRIPS. The EMERALD will leave the foot of Marra; geat? o'clock, Returning, leaves Kingston at 4 lay. For freight or Pewenge aply on r HE NEW LID ter, and Warsaw, lanchard, Portlan York; Alpine, French, ri Monit, Nov 17—Arr Independen on, Thomaston; Cld Mary Frances, Hubbard, Wm 0; Roy, Amold, and Vernon, Kelly, N York: Pepper, Mary Chase, Creech, and Chester: Brown , Bo Tu port i7th, ship Pe go, Gray, do; H rena, Unjuhart; EDs w 164 West street Phi wick, Falmouth; | — OF LIVERPOOL PACKE New Ship LIVERPOOL, 1180 tons, ¢ 16th December. th A, 16th September. Maison, and Good- | hevalier, Woodbury, »; Gazelle, Allen, do: Si, Ranger, "Milliken, do; FE New ship QUE OF Philip ? Woodhouse. ESTER, 959 tons. freight; barques Patterson, Havre; Mi PAKK THKATHE. THIS EVENTNG, So = il be T 1 we rr “eee et whch, TRL MENTAL CONCERT, rova and Mowe Artot bothowed py THY Shc mer performances by Mad Ciati Desens A VOUAL AND IN By Mad Chon f STEAl's ov pee Om a variety of jewelry, 4 watches, I gun, &e. by order of Redeye, it Hoeld | Derwsnet Mr Jemieoe eu De Marie, Herrvea = palette ennclade win it THE WOOD W Biens Amedes, «++ aITCHELL'S OLYAPIC THKATRE THIS EVENING, November 30—The performances will col b priptions, from fa | Doctor Lionel Lambie . os se0 Br Hotiand copelude wrth THE NATIONAL GUARD. afforded for the disposal of | Managers +++ ++++++Mesare 1 Kock well and O. RL Stowe | Norick—A grand Day Pslommanae will be day atternoon at 2 0 erm rein #4 » +) at the chose ress accommodatioa ul the junwt brmehes of Eonestrien Conductor amier dullo 4 Clower-++« ° ” (yrotenque et Pyas Ratravagant sss 20>. M i Pierrot and Mime eos we he entlageen THIS EVENING, the pert withanew PASALORAL Wg Eat eal 4 t Nd begieh ( ometry Len Pewee da ate by Mr. wale Ibarve actentitied the fon of the “ BliLy bORTOR d Cavaleute of tie the Modem Her unmence with a Gin THE CHINESE TAR After whieh Fears of Horsemanahi Sall Vaulting, Leap Feats of Strength, by Me Canteld, ¢ Mr. Whitlock the thopian Banjo ctnde wat WANDERING GIPSIES ver ris . Bhe is hemian Gypsies which feeeutt Ase MBoktymerey at tome CEE si 3b ONLY GIPSY FAMILY THAL nVER ViBt AMERICA, She can b> seu throughout the whole day ana evening, d the sed in her native co GIPSY QUE She is the For'une Teller of her elan, svnine the hands of Il who wish to consult Past, Prereat and Brture events. ‘The public may rest asvar s gill is precisely what she professes to be, wie: a yor ZIGEUNS: R, of ad will be hapey om Hume is the delight of all who see days only, previo o his final departure en throwghout thre ay and he will appear ridi. g@ most mysierio mal, in the svyle of Sapoleoa Bor charger. This animal was tent as a present to Tom from Algiers, by ssutus Welch, Esq. Miss MARY A GANNON, the popular and admired Vo calist and Uauseuse, Hiss COAD, te une arte mounted on bis tery Ke ‘ Eccomotive Nigger ever geen. eG G. BOOTH, the Comic Singer and Negro Extravagan- wi i The KENTUCKY MINSTRELS, who will enliven the cuecemen ts by a great variety of negro songs, duets, refrains, es, ke, “Day wrformances Walnesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o’clork, precisely the same as given every evening. Da: a admitted in the evening frev, except Wednesday turd 4 Admission to the whole 26 cents—children under ten ‘ears, half price. 25 cents extra to those who consult the Gipsy privately @EALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY, (Broadway, opponite the Clty Biwi.) A DOLLAR?» WORTH FOR 12% CENTS. MR) H. BENNETT aunounces the following attractions for only one shall h Fy CHALLENGES ALL COMPETITION, va consults ing Past Times, Present and Future. Mr GW. HOY, the recowned Banjo Player and Negro Danerr, Swoger Ke, ir A. Li N utd Negro Melodist * ‘The famous AFRICAN MINSTRELS will. sj variety of negro songs, duets, refraius, parodies, ing, with the Celebrated jer Ser nade, ny £ ny ‘evformances Saturday aftervoon at J o’cleck. outheruer, and | Julia, disg; brigs Treaty, Bernard, and New Hanover, Garvin, | FUER, 1050 tons, Imer, and Wolcott, G "Jane, Drinkwater; Independence, Ship HOTTING Ira B J ‘Those substantial, fast sailing, first class ships, a York, are commanded by men ‘of expamence nd will be dispatched panctually on the 16th of | che city of New ANTED—A situation to cook, wash an general house work, by a respectable womai 1 Spies,Christ & co—12 Schuchardt, Favre 1 212 A ins are elegant and comme us, and are furnished with whatever can couduce to the ease gers years of age. ‘The best of references ud comfort of passen- i Has bven in her last place for four years. A) at 82 Bed ord street. 28 It OARD WANTED. by a ge hild y, Preferred, A, mas, to charicter, ca ther the captains or owners of these ships will be respon- ges seat by them, unless regular Valter & com E Bssanget Wiley & =i Meche 4 jane WB Moifat—1 Colomb & i TCM Schaeie psou—l Edwards. & m2 eB Stravge—t ble for any’ parcels or pack. ing are signed the For freight Or meeae ap an, for himself, wife, f the city, and west of | we LL’& MINTURNS, 87 South street, New York, iE MOTHERS & CO., une servante Frangaise, pour femme de ; ite laoer Te'tin Hag Pour iniormation, ailez chez t. Packet Lith December New York built packet WANTED—A French woma: master; 1150 tons, wil young lates, taking care of the cavable of atte: ing roomy and unvarpaseed accom- west side Bu. &MINTURNS e pew and elegaat meket ship Quees of the West, Philip d) ET will succeed the Liverpool, aud 6 modatious, ayy ROCKERY STOCK, FIXTURES, HORSE. CART, Ke. to be sold at auction this day (Tuesday, 28ch,) at ten o’clock, at 5 Warren street, corver of West Bro: OYAL MAIL FOR LIVERPOOL, Royal Mail Stam Ship Caledonia, si Peter bas for the lay, dtr inet at 34 to 4 o'cloce Messrs. H. & Co. would call she atte others sendicg letters via Bost m. to the whatever have their mails been left, as chey are tronsported un Ger government lock, by their own txpres ROR LiVEeRPOO FBeem ly oF ts t that in no iW stance odations Jor cabin, second cabin, and steerage ¢ unsurparsed by any’ vessel in port, Perk sks early application OSEPH MeMURR ing, to embark should m y board, foot of | Maiden laue, or to | “4 CO. 3 Wall street. AMAGED GOODS, saved fom the Sheffield.—The wn- signed has rece. ¥ from auction a namber of cases of us :—Alpacea Lustre, very fine D. cotton, Irish Linens,needle work- i, ke. BL WAISTELL, 76 Hudson strect, ING AL SIGHT —A new class i note Will be commence ning of this week (Nov. 29h ) 74g 0 cieck—Room No. | nm the fit evening, A very | 18, and geod advantages, fur a | ‘ou the Int, 7th, Lath, au . if by letter, post paid. | Deaits at sight, for large or small sums, are drawn by criber on the Provincial Bonk of Ieela tive branches throuzhout the country pooner, Atwood & Lo. B. every towa in Great Britain, Whitey, Thompson, Nov. 3| Liverpool, Eldridge, Dee. 16 On by the subscriber on ankers, London, payable in n28 pleasant room, 8 good apparatn sage only—The very small amount of moxe t LASS BEADS, BUGLES, FANCY ARTIC ©, | the capram on board, n Silver Watches, CO. will sell ‘on Lite ta ce they sailed, the ir C ‘and ‘ws the ¢ will immediately on their arrival. Agents aud Cor- home or abroad, will also eonter a tavor ty sending 1 thie Ofice all the “Marine Intelligence they erm y NS—Lovisiana and New ly First Regular Packet to sail acket ship LOUIS. H Hunt, will positively sail as above, her regu- Far freuht or paseng: dations, apply oa beard | ached to India Rubber uj at r | param them in the course of wearing. ‘These Over Shoes, which . Gol and Silver Wa Also the balance of the stock ¢f au agreat variety of German aud Frenel the 30th Nov.—The x handsome furnished ac lect wharf, foot of Wall screvt, K. COLLINS & CO, 56 South Shippers by this line may rely upon having th rectly messured. a New Ocleans, Hullen orward ail goods to their a SOAL !—As cheap as the cheapest, and ay good as red ash, at the Workingman’s omer of Christopher and Gieeuwich stree’s, city weigher, and delivered to aay part of the ct EDWA RD LEWKLYN EX) HANUE Nat the corner of Pine and | test and most agree w York, being . of Perch Orehai & Woodraff, who will dress. he fmcket barjue Genet, Capt Mivot, will suceeed the Oth Dec, her regular day NOR HUMGVG —Dr. ‘ANS has removed hix Old Galen's Head Dispensat Bes kinan street, where. he CUSTOM | HOUS: DINING SALOO Nassau streets in the baseme:t, able piace to enjoy x good Dinurr | warmed, aud well furnished at all times with the best the mar kets afford, at very low prices Louisville, and sail the TEITUER QUACKERY NETRER QUACKER , FY U6 | ene ep) Prince, Foster & Nicker- No' ses fea inet eine ot ae epremrean N. B.—Boarders taken at $3 | tinvies his safe, speedy and effertual treatment | diseases, vo matter how complicated, and where the | real old Dr, Evans will be foand by hi t owners of lands | fri formed that their taxes are past due, | @ Pract to avoud extra expeuse, vember inst. returns will be made up for ption, and forwsrded from the Agency, established in 191/, No. i8 qu 1 | one U Buck & Peters,—Schr and cure of all | $ HOTES nurmérous inquiring If age, science, and, forty-five years experience cutive | i: E. would wirect the atten: | to an investigation of his claims | ed there is no other Dr. hborhoad, and that he has no connection what- y other office. ‘His charges are mod tions strictly eoufidential, Observe the umber, mistakes may be dangerous. LLINOIS TAXES OF 1843.—Non residen in the above State are and should be paid mmmediately, On the 3th of No North American eet, New big *r r citizens to be api | He wishes the ACKET SHIP UTiCA, from Havre — FESSOR BRONSON’S LAST NIGHTS at Apollo, his and T'o-Morrow Evenin will discuss the Dr velopment of Matter, the nigher Prine dissegtions of the Manikins. ‘Apostrophs to the Ocean, Lord Ulin Sailor’ Boy’s Dream, Maniac, &e. ; hy A Life_ou the Ocean’ Oi Virave, Newfoundland Dog, | Admission 25 cents. 7M, o'clock, when he sent to the pul i 1 s ie store under geners| order, Fe Gl Rivectan tied Whisker, 4 Rtadiger, and among the Songs by M. ATHENEUM HGTEL, 347 Broadway, is prepared to let Parlors and Brd Kooms to femilies or single gentlemen, JOHN ROBSON. Two front Parlors Mr. Basford, Pinal MERICAN REPUBLICANS: —A meeting of Uv Il be hetd - F otH Republicans of the Fifth OOMS AT 7 MURRAY STREEF Riley's, corner of with Bedrooms adjeining. Also single Rooms for gentle- nk) November 2%th, at seven o'etek. & address the meeting in, expla NTRATED MEDICAL PR 2 RATIONS, ‘consisting of stimulating Linj is, consumption, croup and quinsey, fevers, | nervous and spiual di and sick headache, cholera hle Cerats, Tetrer and Pile RWETTS CON dance is the price of PEALE Chait 2, Chairma Rep, Ward Comet Boarding for a single person in one room, ommon, nervous GEORGE W. MORTON, Secreta Drops, Vegetable 8: tween the Cerro and Havan A ONGRESS AND OTHE) LPHTA, will find amon nar convenience that i WASHINGTO 223 Chestnut street, above Seventh, Wantwe: LL, Prop OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, desirous ofa he winter, can be geaterly accom- with excellent board and go ee RON SAFE WAREHOUSE.—The i a } I chased the exclusive Fant (for the iy te jew 1 ahTe mescaline reat ASamandr i | Mggelagarng ot ee | Strovty where orders. wi i ahore | Bet ‘All improvements that can be made, nod tene dev chem secure from fire, have been adopted, and they will be toany ever cines are particularly adapted to the vari h they are recommend : ils in the hands of the proprietor from kratefally acknowledy , and many and yarions # ctions of ing their efficacy when ail other Of these testimonials are published in the pamphlecs, whieh may be had gratuitously at all fo. axte—where also may be. ha " ‘The fact thrt these inedicines always r lies care, when properly applied, renders their renefic essential to ry them, and I:t them stand by tl _n25 ins eod Ime execated i a manner offered in New York. cious, and airy quiet, conventent & moment's walk from the families wishing Est Broadway line of rita. ‘ For particulars see show bil For sale at variot Vroffret, 149 Atte me’ ines may be had w may require his services, and fr m long expe | medicine, he feels confident of Kivi ver may be their malady. city, and by Dr. J. where the me- | rooms attached, point ot econo se cannot be surpassed, and all be spared to render every por si- rylag® Who may honor her with a | we perce | @ ton the last colwmn, fourth Hoop John Tyler, 3 days from Milford, Del. with corn, to | good satisfaction to the afflicted, w Admission to the whole 12}¢ cents—one shilling extra for consultieg Madame Adolphe. N ELEGANT OYSTER AND WINE CELLAR Atoll Bath —The ore ol iboats nese who is doing a very lucrative business, intends on nceount ot ill health to sell the same. Any person, wishing to est bimself, would find it the most favorable opportunity to make 4 fortune in a short teme, as the above mentioned place is one of ig finest in the city, most favorably sitasied, aud has very ond custome “For particulars apply to. CHARLES WELSCH, na 6ttr Attorney at Law, No. 4 Wall street. NOTICE, ——The crediters of the late firm of BELL & HOWARD are respectfully reyuested to meet on ‘1 uesda: J? Stoneall, 131 Fut. eveniog, 28th inst. at the house of Mr. J. J. ton # reet, at 7 o'clock, THSMAS BELL, Auctioneer, n27 2tec formerly Bell & Howard. ith immediate possession, the stock and fi that old estabtished house, well knowy, as the C. ‘ina Hotel, 9 Gold street near iden lane. es of wines and liquors is of very superior quality, and the house affords every xecommodation for boarders, and’ has been estab- ished for upwards of twenty years. Every thing on the pre mises will be sold cheep for cash, as the present proprietor is sbout to le.ve forthe old. country. For particulars, the premives al & OLIVER B GOLDSMITH willzcommence his Wri- ting Class for the mempers of the CANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Y Nov. 27th. ‘Terms for the course, $2 Members may secure Tickets by calling ; rooms, 89 Broadway. during the week. Class meets at § o’cloek. “Mu. GoLosMiTH.”—His writing is su:passingly graceful. In the art of teaching Book-Keeping, also, he has acquired a high reputation.—vening Post, Nov. 24, 1843. 2 n25 dtins®r iENUINE MORISON’S PILLS, OF LONDON. A. A. SAMANOS, Adesr, No 6 Woll street, 289 and 94 Broadway, has just received, irect from the College, a fresh supply of the above medi- ipal Pill Depot, 94 Broadway, a few doors from Wall 225 lw*ec EW INVENTED Oleagin Compound.—For render- ing boots and shoes perfectly waier proof—to be obtained of the subscriber at his old established Leather and Findings Store, No, 4 Ann street. Price 12} cents a box. To sports men and others, who would secure the advantage of drytfeet, u ompound is confidently recommen im*r H. BROWN AY'S SHEET RUBBER OVER SHOES—25 Maiden Lane. Experience has proven that a leather sole ¢ 8, 80 have already thrown into disuse leather over shoes and mocas- and to which the water F7o%, boot is fast tending, are furnished by the Roxbury India Rubber establishment, 25 Maiden Lane, of a qual biggles and altogether better than are being made by any other establishment in the trade. The Jted slipper Over Shoes and Boots are farnished on Ims establishient. Every article appertain- sug to the rabl wens for sale gree Successor to the Hoxbary I. B.C sin ot imér 8 i SUBURTON SAUCK—For enrich Soups, Fish, - try, Meats, Wild Fowl, Game, ha, tert am eel ‘This Sauce ts confidently recominended as the best offered to ed, wholesale and retail, atJ. VAN BEN roadway, corner Whi whole 79 ETT'S, 196 ¥ % "Ost ORM « TONE" To be obi sale at Mr. BES 025 Int urtandt street. HOU PROTECTING PISTOLS. LLEN'S SELF-CO! ING AND REVOLY! BORE CAST STEAL Bats Preston otis Pistol cocks and revolves m-rely by pulling the trigger, and six thotymay br delivered witnin the short apacesof three seconds. mmple and more durable than an ted superior to any othe: maker. For sale in quan t pare! bj AW bores 4 CO. 218 Peat etre in porters: a a ; Pistols; Gun materials for manufacturing, alcer- ng Gans ne ty of Sporting | icles. " nag IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND VISITERS TO THE ISLAND OF « UBA PROGRESS HOTEL, IN THE VILLAGE OF CERRO, three miles from Haval na—This establishment is advantageously situated, properly fitted up and attended, affording the benefit of a country life, without exe ding the comforts uid pleasures of the cabiral, of Preventing a time idauee to business. Every romived by the owners to meet the sntisfaction o| CHARGES. visi- ters. $2 00 a day + $150 4 day With timilies a particular agreemenc may be entered i N. B.—Omnibusses are fi i for two or three persons in oue room, each perso 27 ime w. f le perior in every respect “ew and secoud hand Sa‘es of other 5 Old" Sifes taken in part payment for fe Fammande Sake” SILAS'C. HERKING, No. 139 Water, corner of Depey: be B. Old Iron Cheats and Locks repaired en “ 23 twa r PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS, ['MESE far-famed aud celebrated. Pills, from, to be obtained Tg country.