The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1843, Page 3

THE TWO PLATES OF WASHINGTON.— a Tniowing criticism of the two Plates of Washington is copied from the “Democratic Review,” which is con- sidered the best euthority in the United States. “The beautitully embellished newspapers, ble as they undoubtedly are, are yet pen to scope at least, with some of the mammoth e: oe which have been ‘presented to the patrons of two fou of our own city—ihe Albion and the -American— remari.able both as works of art and ances of liber- ality on the part of the publishers. Without attempt any inquil ho the matter of the rhe mae rivalry wi the journals in in anaes in their selection of the same sub- Ject—that of W: n—a question with which the pen Sromiticien herebint not to de, we propose simply to speak of cach according to its res) gibi ee merits or defects. First then, we give our un reference to the pote al of the ‘Angle American, by ny Halpity both for its art! its superior drawing, ve all for its characteristic likeness, which we have collated with the best authori- ties extant of Trumbull, Stewart and others—were we disposed to find fault we should have preferred a little more brillancy over the face ; as it is, however, the whole Engraving is in admirable keeping, and effect .most harmonious and leasin ja pied the other sing ularly wanting. erefore, we award to that of the Albion, by Sadd, bry credit of extreme care in the n of the mechanical portion of the work, yet still an unpleasunt effect produced on the Gis of the Dy judicious ar wnt of the light and shade. ‘Without jing into det s, it is evident the subor- dinate portions of the picture ‘are made far too obtrusive and prominent; but that which most seriously impairs the value of the’ ‘whole, is the want of likeness—a feature, which one would have t would have formed the artists principal prudy.? of the Anglo-American Plate ns be had at the low ina of $2, at No. 6 Ann st. A liberal discount allowed to gents A. TUTTLE, Agent. (G+ THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS,—Part VIII. or te Deming’s translation, unmutilated and com; raised will ready at 9 o'clock this morning. Read the following:— (From the Troy Budget.) ‘This translation is certalnly very Deautiful, and, to those who have patience, will well compensate for the greater delay in publication. (From the N. Y. Aurora.) ‘The value of this edition is more and more appreciated, as the other is stumbled ee and forgotten. Price 12} cents each, or $1 for the whole, to subscribers incity or country. ‘The two remainin, plete this edition will be speedily issu J. WI CHESTER, 30 Ann st. “PRI REDUCED.”—DR. TAYLOR’S BAL- SAM OF LIVERWORT, 375 Bowery.—If persons afflict- ed with Bronchitis, € ronsumption and Dropsy, could hear the relation of some of the most extraordinary cases of cures made by this invaluable medicine, by aieicnoe clergymen and others, who have taken it themselves, they never would be without it in their houses—and so sure a remedy has it been found in these diseases,that patients their friends who neglect its use until too late, canjnever justify themselves to their consciences for neglecting to come and see the wonderful testimonials in its jth where death occurs J seriously ask, remedy a fair trial?”—depend on it, it numbers to com- Mr, Lewis, from Vermont, is intown, who knows of recent cases of consumption and asthma, given up, entirely cured by it. Bottles $1, fortrial, as abovi e, and 128 Maiden Lane. See steel plate on the bottle, signed by Dr. Leeds. 0G-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 prescri the first medical practition- ert ofthe city, fF all cases m4 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 cates of half a dozen $5; carefully packed and sent to all parte of the Union, Otfice and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassam street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. ig- “MY COUGH IS EXCEEDINGLY TROUBLE- some, and I fear will terminate in consumption. It keeps me from sleeping, and I know not what todo. Can you tell me what will help me?” ‘This was the language of a friend a few days since, and I directed him him to Dr. Sher- man’s ; he obtainéd a box of Cough Lozenges, and is now restored to perfect health. How strange that persons suf- ng under a short, dry cough,should tamper,with them- selves when the remedy is so near at hand. ‘They will save when other means fail. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is at 106 Nassau st. Agents, 227 Hudson street; 183 Bowery; 77 East Broadway; 56 William street; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; and 3 Delete Buildings, Philadelphia. {G-RHEUMATISM—Thousands suffer'with this dread- ful complaint, under the mistaken idee that it cannot be cured. jut we assert that Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Lini- ment and Indian Vegetable will cure any case, and would refer the sceptical to the following gentlemen, who have bean cured:—Mr. Pearsall, at Tammany ‘Hall, of 23 years standing ; Mr. James G. Reynolds, 144 Christie street; Mr. Gideon Freeborn, 183 Front street ; Mr. Chas, Marriott, 19% Matizon street ; the Hon, A, McClelland, of Tennessee, and the Hon, James Matthews, of Ohio, and all who have used them. | Will any one now doubt the ef- fects of these remedies?” ‘To be had only at 21 Courtlandt street, and No. 2 north Sth street, Philadelphia; No. 52 Cornhill, Boston, and 23 Magazine street, New Orleans. PRIVATE DISEASES; A CURE GUARANTEED —The College of Medicine ‘and Pharmacy of the city of New York, established for the suppression of quackery, is now prepared to treat all diseases of a private nature, “and offer to allthose affticted with these distressing maledies advantages notto be met with in any other institution in this country, either public or private. From the constant correspondence, aud from private arrangements, between the members of the Co! 1 the most emluent prodssOre ofthe medical institutions of kurope, all improvements in the treatment of these diseases are forwarded to them lon; before they reach the majority of the medical ni of this oe With such celebrated remedies, together with the Combined skill of the first medical men of this country, the Coll = satisfied that the, work they have undertaken, “ ression of quac! sale, ” will re- ceive the patronage ‘it erves from that pai, ofthe public requiring their services. ‘Terms—for advice and medicine $5. Office and Consult Rooms of the Coll 97 Nassau street. . $8. RICHARDSON, Agent. N. B.—Patients living ata 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 ae the pork of the: college po post paid, enclosing ra iG TO ALL THE ; WORLD.—The best article of gins rilla is made by the Messrs. Comstock & Co., 21 « ourtlandt street. This house is, it is well known, ‘the most extensive dealers in medicine on this continent, and experience has learned them how to benefit both the pub- lic and themselves, by putting the price of their pure Ex- tract of Sarsaparilla to come within the reach of all—and as a purifyer of the blood it cannot be surpassed. Pimples, corruptions, &e., on the face will quickly disappear by its use ina short time. Price 50 cents per bottle, $4 per doz and to be had genuine only at 21 Courtlandt street, an: the branch houses No. 2 north 5th street, Philadel po 42 Cornhill, Boston; and 32 Magazine street, Orleans, {g- RICORD’S PARISIAN et coe sare thentt $F Fg cure of primary or secondary syphl werful al- terative is guaranteed not to contain Bh of mercury or any mineral injurious to the system, although pos sing ent®re control over those loathsome iiecaee. It ow universal] ly 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 lew commercial classes in their troubles, During the greatest searcity of money, they have employed private agents to discount notes at high rotes of interest; in the time of need, when the banks’ resources were necessary to sus- tain the merchants; when good houses were suspending payment daily for the want of available means, their capi- tals being locked up in extended credits; when every dol- lar they could spare, was so much life blood to the com- munity ; then they husbanded their resources, and looked calmly on the ruin going on around them. Now, the times have changed, mercantile men ask for no discounts. They are independent of the banks, and if they will only look back, and bring to their minds the wretched scenes of 1837 to 1839, they will need no furthercaution. The Banks are now compelled to seek paper for discount, and even at three per cent interest per annum they are not able to find use for their money, The following table shows the import of this city, with the bank loans, and tariff for the past eight years :— Price ofN.O Price of Flour in re faircot'n Klour én hi 5 ae Brea Peles ie, as 338 ), B82 5 179, 1840-1 0, SST 390 2 ot 1841-2 426 20 5 7 R 875.604 3) oye 9 4 50a 456 43 46,515,081 35 THe 98 4 62360475 We have given above the average tariff under the com promise act, on all articles subject to an advalorem duty exceeding 20 per cent. The imports of 1836-37 greatly exceeded those of any previous year, and they declined for years after, although the tariff’ under the compromise act, was reduced every year. This fact shows the little influence of the tariff on our imports. It will be seen on reference to the above table, that our imports increased as the bank loans enlarged. The same proportion will be found to exist in all the previousyears. The various in- fluences that bear on the foreign trade of thi; country, affect it in the following ratio, to six :— ‘The state of the currency and bank loans, 2 The tariff, yy The abundance of Sener productions, and the re- sources of the peopl e, The want of abilitv in our manufacturers to tad the demand for such articles as are imported, Local and incidental causes, The ultras of both parties consider that the tariff’ in- fluence the movements of trade, and state of prices, as 5 to6, They place the prosperity or ruin of the country on the existence or non existence of high tariffs. The heaviest imports were in the years 1837 and ‘40, and for those two years the loans and discounts of the banks were much larger than before or since. ‘The prices of our two most important staples—cotton and flour—were higher during the existence of low tariffs than under the present, but the currency was so inflated that{prices advanced until they reached such a height on flour, that foreign wheat was imported into this country, and paid a fair profit. The years that followed, heavy bank loans and large imports show an extreme on the other ‘fo tan Ne Bax Loaxs axp Inronts. Bank Loans. Duty. From as to 1838, 684,215 3344 840 to 1841, er) 12. 40,062,074 $38,95 Sorat 788 ctlat the chore periods followed expansions of im- ports and revulsions of currency, and both show the fluc- tuations of foreign trade, even under low duties. From those periods to the present, our importations have been more regular, and bank loans and discounts more uniform. Within that time our tariffs have been as low as twenty per cent, and as high as thirty-five per cent, without causing any great increase of imports under the lowest scale, or decrease under the highest. The currency has become more limited, and has not lately been subjected to those fluctuations that destroy trade by increasing or decreasing it so suddenly. ‘The imports during 1842 were only about half what they were in 1836, and the bank loans in the same proportion, while our exports were considerably larger. The people are actually more pros. perous now than they were then; prices are not so high, but our circulating medium is enough more valuable to offset the difference. Wages are not so high, but laborers live better, have constant employment, and enjoy as many luxuries as heretofore. Our harvests have been abun. dant, and exports of produce larger. The tna Insurance Company of Hartford have declared a semi-annual dividend of eighteen per cent, payable on the 4th instant. ‘The Governor of Georgia, in a special message to the Legislature of that State, in answer to acall for informa- tion relating tothe Western & Atlantic Railroad Com- pany, gives the following report. By reference to the statement it will be seen that the whole amount borrowed by the State, on account of the Railroad, is $1,616,985. This sum is composed of two sets of bonds, one of which is known as sterling bonds, payable in London thirty years after their respective dates, and the other as dome: Uc Wunds, payable at the scat of government after the expi- ration of that time. The sterling bonds bear an interest of five per cent, and were issued in 1839 and °9. The do mestic bonds bear an interest of six per cent, and were is- sued in the years 1840, “41, °2, and °3, as follow 206 “ag Bonds, of £500 each, hypothecated with Reid, Irving & Co., and the amount re- ceived thereon, 12 Sterling Bonds, of £500, sold to the Bank of Augusta $447,109 308,026 $755,135 State 6 per cent Bonds issued in 1840 and *41, $446,750 do in 1842, 375,000 do in 1843, 40,000 $861,750 Total amount borrowed by the State for the Company, $1,616,885 Total amount of appropriations made by the State for the Ri , $3,174,103 The grading of the road has been nearly completed, and the rails are laid for thirty-three miles, the road being in running order for that distance, for which the expenditures have been as follows :— Amount expended for road as reported to the Governor. ..... + eee $2,916, 008 Aggregate amount received. se ee 2,903, 183 Amount on hand on the date of the report 12.875 Amount of State appropriations not received still to Deissued.... 2... 6.065% 8 eee es 258,109 Present resources of the Company... ....+-. $270,975 Th an important road,and will connect the west with the southern section of the country bordering on the At- lantic, It will open a communication tothe interior of and all complaints. arising from a syphiletic taint inthe constitution or an eee use of mercury. Sold in sin- le bottles, $1 each; in cases cont dozen $5, care- fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. _ Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 97 Nassau street, W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent “MON KY MARKET. Friday, December 1—6 P.M Stocks are again flat For several days past there has been a slight and gradual falling off. The sales have been to a moderate amount, but the brokers have great confidence in a reaction. There is foundation for such hopes. The amount of money temporarily invest- ed in stocks, must prevent a very great decline, and must eventually place-prices on all varieties higher than they have reached yet. Long Island fell off 2 per cent in the street since the Board adjourned; Paterson declined 4; Stonington 1; Kentucky }; Norwich }; Mo- hawk improved }; Delaware & Hudson }; Harlem was very firm at last quotations; Ohio Trust bonds sold at 90 percent. Movements in the street were very dull,which can be attributed to the little depression in stocks, and the miserable weather. The East River Mutual Insurance Company have de- clared a dividend of three and ahalf per cent, payable on the 11th instant. ‘The defaleations in the Aétna Insurance Company prove to be larger than anticipated. The investigators, so far, have discovered a loss of about $40,000, The examination of the books is still going on! ‘The certificate welgive below, ia one of those given by the brokers to the banks in Wall street, when stock is deposited with them as collateral security for discounts, Stocks are used in this manner to an immense amount, and brokers by this scheme of finance, can command ca- pital to most any amount after making one deposit, Many of the banks in their anxiety to make loans, have left a very narrow margin against contingencies. In several instances, the loans have come within from three to five per cent of the present market value of the stock. This close shaving, under present circumstances, is Very ha- zardous, and the directors of those institutions are trifling with the confidence their stockholders have placed in them: 0000000 bd ° New York, o Ondemand we promise to pay to the President and ° © Directors of the their bank in the cit o cf New York, --——- dollars, for value received, wit © interest at the rate of —— per cent per annum, having od 0 pledged to the said Company as security, (with au- 0 0 thority to sell the same on the non rsa formance of 0 © this promise, in such manner as the: their disere- o © tion may deem proper, either at nay ad igs ite vale, o © without notice te me or Us, hundred shares of o © Long Island Railroad stock, and to apply the proceeds ° © hereon.) 200000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 h These are the notes that are daily discounted in Wall street. This is the floating business paper that our banks ‘were incorporated to loan money on, Mercantile promis, sory notes, created by the regular business operations of the country, unless backed by halfa dozen good names, have to give way for such as the above. The banks of Tennessee and Kentucky that will draw a direct trade from these states to the seaboard. ‘The completion of that work wil] again throw into the hands of the southern mer- chants a business that will build up those cities that now are fast losing the little trade left. The specie continues to flow into New Orleans from all directions. The receipts for the 2tst, 22nd, and 23rd of Noveinber were— ~ Ship Russell Glover, from New on bmp do John Minturn, 2 do 118, o00 See 5,975 Brig 2/800 do Vulture, from Boston, 52,000 Per steamboats from up the Mississippi, 114,000 $366,435 ‘The whole of this amount came to individual houses for | Call the purpose of purchasing produce. Receipts of specie at Mobile on the 23d ult., were $74,379 to the Bank of Mobile, and $20,000 to private houses. A resolution was introduced into the legislature of Ten- nessee on the 20th day of November, proposing to sell at auction all the interest of the State in the works of inter- nal improvements, to provide for the payment of the pub- lie debt--it was laid on the table for further considera- tion. Matthew Nelson, Esq., has been elected State Trea- surer. jes atthe Stock Kxchange. $5000 Ohio 6's, 1870 100) he Farmers’ Loan 33000 do ‘1860 100 do 15 27 3000 do 0 Ohio? Trost 1000 wat “nd 6's, 208 i 1000 Ulinois 6's, 1870 ae 2000 do. 42 1000 do 2 a 4000 Todiana Stg bds 10% 1600 iodiana bds 42 13000 Ohio T Co bds 5 pc 90 50 shas L, Tolar 590 65 W New Jersey. 9384 50 RR 6 100 do ood 65 50 Stonington RR M 138 Neen k Wore’ RR 3 13 jer’ ore” 30 5 Bank of America — 101 Commerce, full 99} Second Board. $2000 U.S 5%s "50 103 100 Paterson, 64 100 shs Long Island 66) 50 Harlem RR 1B “do 3 66 st0 38 5 66 75 Mohawk 46) New York Public Stock Exchange. $1000 U 8 6's, ied one off % Ferman’ 1&T Co LY a this city have never shown the slightest regard for the “ meee eae 0 21 ee ee 4o eh 1 33 do io 26 treo a3 100% 25 © do bao gr S000 % 40 60 27 2000 5 0 © 26% Jove @.. .% v5 2, stan 23 Mohawk I 1 VT a0 Long fland RR ae Se 2 Paterson RR bi 0334 io08 50 Harlem % 1000 ay do st5 39! tomo {1 30 do a3 Bhs Ain 300 = do en 3 bitg bi c 2 Farm % © do 15 98 i % do ¢ B a) bi State of Trade. The weather was so Ssampenent to-day that out-door operations were very trift ing. uuxs,—Pots remain dull at $4 62}. Pearls in little better de demand, at $5 1: ‘The stock continues large. i —Th is has Pooky.) since our last = post. rators are holding back for later Euro) - Frtcos yet remain firm in this market, with a very Tilted demand, Provisions.—We quote Pork in fair demand—prime $9 75a $10, mess $11 Boe 25, Beef not so active—prime country is he $4 2 a $4 3th, mess $6 25a $6 37}. Butter i is very brisk, and sales rule at 12 a 134¢ for good qualities. | Lard is in good request—we quote kegsat 6 a ite, bbls at 6c. Wuiskey.—Drudge drags heavy, at 28¢. Bbls are firm at 24}. Hav.—A fair business doing in this article, both as re- ge sales and receipts. Wequote good qualities at 42a Breapsturrs.—Owing to the cold weather, and probable closing of the canals, holders of flour are firmer to-day. Even ifthe canals are not closed, business on them has ceased. It is too late to effect any more receipts through that channel. It is important now to know the position of this market with all hare, for the purpose of formiig some estimate for the future. We will, therefore, add a table of the prices current here and elsewhere, at the li dates, which may be compared with the rate month hence, when itis everywhere known tl navigation has actually closed for the season : Prices ov Feoun ren Bannes., N. York, Dec. 1,84 56 at 75 Ny 3.425 14 3036 Aibany, No at 25 hil,, Nay. le, a5 25 Tekued Ma 4% ut uM N “Orleans * 2 i iu ad 37he In the manufacture of Flour there has been a great in- erease at the West. There are m Cincinnati seven flour mills with seventeen runs of 4} feet stones. They con- sume yearly 936,000 bushels of wheat, and produce hk 200 barrels of flour, To the above mills is shortly to anotherone, which will probably turn out 100 Darel of flour daily, The whole flour trade of the city ig as follows :—The annual receipt of ‘flour by the Miami Canal, is 75,000 brls ; by railroad and urmpike 60, uhove, 187,200—Total, 322.200 bris. 76,030, ¢s.—Not much doing in this market.—Con- sidering the lateness of the season, the business is fair however, We learnthat the Lowell Ci ‘ompany in Lowell, have erected a large brick building for the manufacture of carpets, with power looms. Other mills are in the pro- cess of erection in other pee of the country—one to manufacture linen near Richmond, Virginia. Coats.—All kinds are rather higher, but. particularly Anthracite. To put a stop to all extortion, we find that the directors of the Philadelphia and Pottsville Railway, have set the freight and tolls on Coal for the months of December, January, and February, at the following rates :— From Pottsville. ..... -$1 10 per ton, “Schuylkill Haven, 1 ‘Thus miners will be ablé to continue their work at a time when, hitherto, they were idle, at which they will do at a redueed rate. Combined with the present reduc- tion on the charge of transportation, this should enable the dealers to afford Coal at $425 to $475 per ton for the rest of the winter. In these months the road will be able to deliver in all 65,000 tons—of which 30,000 tons will probably be left on deposit at their depot on the Dela- ware, for shipment eastward, at the earliest dawn of spring. By Anthony J. Bleecker & Co. 1 on Long island, at the Nar- Saves or Reav Estate —About nine ac: f rows, $1,775. Provision Market. Our meat markets ibit a great display of fine beef mutton, lamb, and veal. At the Fulton” market we saw some very superior quarters of beef, and also in the Wash ington and in Hudson street some of a In the poultry line there is a large quantity, are ranging higher. Fish are not so plenty, and prices are advanced for most kinds. Venison, bears’ meat, and bafta in great plenty, Quails are selling at 3s, and patridges at 5s the pair. ‘The winter quarters at the Wash- ington market are very good for the forestallers, but we want some room and comfort for the farmer, with his fall or winter produce. basi OF Provisions Apples, bol Biowee~ utton 8 Quions, pee bunich. a 8 Parsnip, per doze: 37a — | Sita edateonsar | uel 4 a$1.00 a 50 501,00 yes ‘ee 00 a2,50 G som be i ald arots, yet bunch a Ducks a— a 8 aod Philadelphia Cattle Market. Nov. 30,—Beeves—500 Pennsylvania in market; prices ranged from 4asc; extra at $5,25 per 100 Ibs—all sold, Cows and Calves—300 offered—(fresh cows.) Sales dull at $12a25—extra $30. Springers, $10al8; dry cows, $ould. Hogs—000 in market. Sales dull at 4a4}; extra 4;—950 left over. Sheep and Lambs—1100 offered. Demand improved, at Toe a $1 75—prime $22 75. Foreign Markets. Saxtiaco px Cuma Manxer, Nov. 6.—Our market still continues quite animated. ‘The arriyals from foreign ports have been fair, particularly from the Peninsu- ja, from which ports three cargoes of flour have been re- ceived. Our exports also show aconsiderable increase on last week’s amount. We calculate it at 165,6461bs of sugar; 61,256 do cotfve; 135,500 do leaf tobacco; 1073 thou- sands segars; 1,809,236 do Waren 2 hhds ‘molasses; 2 bbls do; 50 Ibs sweetmeats; 6,000 Ibs fustic; 163 Ibs choco- late, and sundry other articles of minor value. The prices of our produce have not undergone any material alterations. Yesterday some 250 boxes brown sugar were sold at $3. Quotations—halfand half sugar, 24032; Mus- covado, none in market; coffee, Ist and 2d quality, none on hand; 3d do 4a5$, but quite scarce; triage, 1423 the quintal; tobacco, § a 12, in F504 demand; wax $24 the quintal; molasses $14 the hhd. of 105 gallons—this arti- cle is scarce. Fustic, 22.424 the ton; cotton, &] a9 the quintal. Marrte d, On Wednesday morning, by Rev. Dr. Taylor, of Grace Church, Mr. Asanet H. Bartiert to Mrs. Catnanine B. HAsskrnson. Died, erday afternoon, after a short illness, James Sues, ve of Heer and for the last 27 years a resident of are requested to attend his funeral without further invitation, from his late residence, No. 66 Allen street, to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock. On Friday, Ist instant, Garnerr Stack, aged 62 years, His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at 4 o'clock to-morrow afternoon, from his late residence, corner of Bridge and Nassau sts., Brooklyn. On Friday, Ist instant, Campbell, aged 28 years, The friends of the family, and the members of Oriental Lodge, No. 68, |. O.of O.F., are requested to attend her funeral to-morrow afternoon at 1 o’clock, from her late re- sidence, 23 McDougal street. Jaxe Hincxen, wife of Donald Latest Advices July bay of fslands, N. Z-Juue Be SPoRSse net SPLuBLSe1- eB. LB-u_s Domestic Importations, Savanvan—Brig Savannah—150 c rice J M Prescott—100 Gray & robs ait pies cot cotton L D Liston o ree! Read—4 shee H were ny Keeton treet if i heryuerecs com __ MARITIME HERALD. salty Daye ct oh Steam Ships. Packets to Sail. kets to ive. bin root |e ren uargncoet. FROM LIVERPOOL, Columbus, Cole, jet. 27 | In ye, _Dee.7 27| 8. Hicks, Dee It Joppa, Ae aston Risa Liverpool, Midrtdge, _ Dee: #1 jour: FOR PORTSMOUTH. Ger. ma Prim r, Dec. 2 fov.2| Toronto, Griswold, Dec. 10 * Oct. 29] Baltimore, Panel 2 “Thompson, Nov.t| Aro, Anthony, Bees’ Ship Masters and oi will We shall exteem ita favor, at 5) een Of and i eet on th hy f i abe Seon as y PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 2. o oT 8 257 oe4 SL 59 MOON SETS + HIGH WATER - Cleared. saat MeCoamee, } New Orleans, J Elwell §£e es ? Neato, reasons Philip oe Outerbridge, Bristol ual, layhew, As Brett & Vose.— , Bancroft, Mobile, J well Uo; Justin jaltimore, Lewis & Frost.—Schrs Alaric,' Parnell, ‘Wilmington, NOK B Cooley & Co; Renown, Lovell, Boston: sn Car Malamezoe, Me Barque Rose Standish, (new) Grencer, 44 hours from Mystic, Ct, in ballast, to . Hurlbut & © a Savannah, Hawley, 8 5B days from Savanssh, with couce te ret £C leat “i Batsh bg Hendy Rhino, Curry, 13 days from Sydney, CB, Brig Moxy, Giant,6 days from Thomaston, with lime, to Brie Deborah, Jones, 48 hours from New Bedford, in ballast, | anh ‘gon, Chase, (of Boston) 17 days from Halifax, with pene Mas Bart Washington, Madden, from Calais, with lam- pogh Eteue, Skinuer,9 days from Calais, with lumber, to Behe Robert Bruce, Gott 11 days from Machias, with Ium- — Albion, ge from Frauklia, Me. with potatoes, to the che Turk, Eldridge, from Portsmcuth, NH. with mdse, to Sehr lias H. Herrick, Wilkine, from Salem, with mdse, to Mehr Grecian, Chase, 4 dave from Boston, with mdse, to J. Excel, Lovell, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to 8. W. a Sght Sally Hope, Kelly, 4 days fom Boston, with fish to Schr Jaap, Howes, 4 days from Boston, with fish, to the msche Banner, Tarr, 3 days from Gloucester, with fish, to the aSGhe Tyr, Mallory, 2 days from New Haven, in ballast, to Schr Leander, Ely, 2days from Hartford, with mdse, to the master, Sehr Coral, 2 days from Connecticut River, in batlast, to the master. ; Bioop James Lawrence, 3 days from Sag Harbor, with oil, to wast Stoo and iron, ¢ H. Borden, Brown, from Fall River, with nails ‘Tisdale & Borden. General R Record. Packer suirs Evrore, Furber, for Liverpool; Prince Al- bert, Sebor, for Loudon, aud Baltimore, Funck, for Havre, will | sail to-day. Their letter bags are at Gilpin’s, in the Merchants’ Exchange. Bangur Hetey Man, of and for New Orleans, from New II York, ok fire 16th Nov. off Double Headed Shot ‘Keys, burnt | to the water’s ed nd sunk, Her passengers and crew were saved. ‘The capt id passengers were taken to Matanzas in the U. 8 brig ‘he Powhattan, at New Orleans, re- | ports hay hi the !7th Nov, in compa- ye th ckman, from New York for New leans. eu Sir Ginano ~The Georgia, at New Orleans. on her. ont- ward passage last Ju Girard, 3 days from the Balize, fell in with the reported some ‘months since) wateriogged, and took from her | topsail, » Ltoprallant sail, 3 steering sails, I medi- cine chest, 1 sea lead-ie, loc of blocks apd rigging, and sundry other articles. ARRIVALS 4np Dirantunes.The following, embrace the foreign arrivals aud clearauces at the port of New York month of November:— an intents. Clearances. Beae? eepeee? Nation. Bees Fee ee chon ee ecaiae ws somes 17 17 84 17 8% 28°49 3 27 0 o 313 0 6 112 2 0 6 ’ £..2 3 1 2 e's <¢ 020 0 2 oe oe ae me e.2 = & t oo 200 2 e.e t @ @ 8 § f28 © vo piu €.t OF £0 Fs * @ 2 @ 3 6 8 € 8: 8..8 ft ee & ¢: 3.8 8. eves @. 8 oo 0 0 0 0 Neapolitat ON as at a GC. de Or 2 Venezuelian » G24. @ t 00200 2 £. £5-@ @ 8 o 0 2 00 2 oe @ © @ ee ya ooo 0 0 Le vn ep ee Oe seel8 24 57 17 116 BLM 63 SL 1130 Whalemen. ‘ Arr at Provincetown 27th, Imogene, Russell, last from {Ma- ira, with 392 bbls sp. Spoke about Oct 10, Theop Chase, of Westport, 340 sp. Spoken. Smithfield, of and from Providence ‘or Coast of Africa, Nov 28, lat 39 15, lon 70 10-—by the Ready Rhino, at this port. Napoleon, gf and for Portland, from Havaun, Nov 25, lat 30 17 N, lon 79 56. 7 Forelgn Ports Matanzas, Nov 20—In port, Brontes, isg; Henrietta, for Boston, Ig; Augusta, Leach, une; 17th, Elizabeth, Remi ton, for Pinilade!phia, next éay. Pe G Nov 10—In rt, Carder imberly, from New ‘and Robin Hood, Lemont, Bath, . from do, do, te sail ina few m_ Georgetown, SC. d mpli Hoes, Satin. fo do. Sid Peru, Wade, aud. Frances Sylvester, for Bath, Lake Ports. Berrato. Nov 29-Arr Waterloo, Chippewa Detroit; Fulton, and Franklin, Tol Kk Cld Waterloo, Chip wa; Madison. Smead, ‘Toledo; Eleanor, Dover, UC; Home Ports. ib Noy 20—Sld John Murray, Devereux, B 26th: from Bangor for South "Aimerica, lies t anchor off Old Fo Frankronrt, Nov Sia Perseverance, Eldridge, NYork. Pe Nov 2—In port, Girard, Gilpatrick, for Porto Rico, wind. losr9x, Nov 29 Arr Friend, Lovell. and. & York. “Pélegranhed: Ai Aph Below, s barque if Nov Portland 26th, jeorgetown, Provixcrrown, Nov 27—Arr Sarah Ann Herrick, Surmam for Sostan or Giloricester: Sherer, Keller, NYork for Boston; Helen, Philadelphia for do: Marsh (& F:lizabetn, Tabbut, New Nork for dos Frederick Pearl, Spofford, Bristol’ Kt. with loss of foresai} and ‘fore spencers, Metrovol more for Boston; Delphi, Cook, kaburg yer, Adams, Richmond for do; Tits, Kesolve Vermont, Albany fordo; Elvin. Reshma fordo: Hero, Luce, NYork for do Nile, Sears, Alevandrin for do; Areot, Emerson Philad-Iphia for do; E) Wood, Bunker, 7 Baltimore for do; Mi NYork fordo; St ‘Thomas, Curri Plummer, NYork for Portland: Pamlico, Stoddard, Wetmmond for Sandwich; Volunteer, E:ldridge, from Baltimore for Ports. | mout Enaarrown, Nov 25—Arr Hope, Arey, from Baltimore for Frankfort, and sid 26th; 27th, Martha, Libby, Machias for New York; Fortuae, Smith; Maria, Ulmer, and Watchman, Jamie- | son, Thomaston for do. rt, the vessels bound W. Tox, Nov 2—Arr Horatio Ames, Sandford, Philadel joneer, Presbrey, orl River, Nov a Bd rita) Nickerson, Albany. French, and Pro Provipencr, Nov 29—. ory Brown, af Sid Sean n Spofford, Spofford, New Orlean hesapeake, Post, Baltimore. Pi Dee 1—Arr Washi Boston; Woodlan sli vol Ae Will bell; Powhattan, Garwood; Ann Eli hin Fagle, Leak, NYork, Old Townsend, Woith; Whale, Balawin, N Columbia, H RICH ica, Somers, Providence — a Haw ing f; Valparaiso; Lenity, 8 Hy hase, Stillman, Bridgeport. Ni ‘Arr Ann D, Bi NYork. Cl Ham- Demerara; Siroc,Osborn, and Homen, in Hampion Toads,’ Georgiana, Bedell, ARLESTON, Nev 27—Arr Princess Victoria, (Br) Liver: FE Calhous Myers. et ‘Arr 2ith, Giustat W ‘Sw) Hagstrom, Alexand pine, Nickerson, Bout a ue Sherwood, N York H ay, Barker, NY ork for Bango! ‘ton, Bishop, Matanzas; johnson, N London; jenius, Camp- ms: ixabeth, Smith, aud Col Lodi, 1 Gites, Camden; Har: Howes, Matanzas. Sid 26th, Selma, Smit Mavannait, Nov 26-—Arr Sebago, Coffin, Point Petre, Gi sid Lancashite, Lyon, Liverpool; Ceylon, Colbara, Pt Petre, Guar St Manns. Nov 18—Arr Hortense, Jones. Jemaica; Pizarro, Lawreuce Copeland. Baker, NWork Nov 4—Are Birmingham, ‘Robinson, Edgar, NVorks Milton, Dieks~hy and Charlotte, Bi en Iter, ‘Portsmouth; Arthol, (Br) Ke sa Perkins, Ci orchotns ‘Thomian and Essex, k, Mobile: Vai Jobe, Lowry, C: Are alst, Dia ston; Byron Russell, ion, Russell, New York; Bos: ace, Klliott, Portland: 'Pow- hattan Below. comiig up, Victoria, (aS Whi hi Ajax, Love, Uhtteston Foam, WAn: ton, 3 rs, NYork} ton, Gorham, Boston: Wald Florence, Decl Columbus, Coffin, and Ken: mar, (Dan) Smith, Rio Jan eet procter. Booai Margaret, Gar Chase, Sazannah, Cid ¢ lumi aa, fine, Dua, “g NYork; Hope Howes, I To BOOK-BIN iF vearders wanted. em ao tet best kind OES ANTED wy FUR ¥ tS Tso oF thie first, rate vx ra F er ee set INEN, 174 Fulton street. tantivl Alban: it room fora moveable seat, and » Enquire at 144 Grand street, wane D—A lad in a tawyer's office, who can write a de cent band Apply in Dore's | Bal diag, corner of Eesmeaee Place acd Hanover street. WANTED-A Store fh, adry Foo om Brosdysy, 7 ia, one f the neighboring streets. dress the office ee ‘the Herald. nO Be! REAT GY VATION, cr Manly Vigor showjug thease of the de cline of manhood, ste ngth, beauty, Ke. with the modes of were perfect restoration | The work also contains nseful hints on Love, Courtship. Marriage, Offspring, &e. ym the Frese! of Alehore Bromesaie. Fu ished Hous ER, 102 Nasean street. Price 125g cents. —d2 6 T HE ATLAS OF TO-MORROW, Dec, 34, will contain lencid full | Pe a solenci MEG Pope CUrEN, dressed in her peculiar costume, as-she appers at the American Museum tone TAD OF LEVI WEEKS RTA. § OF GOTHAM; ‘on's pnt | to his Army, Dee. deh, 17835 rule Fox ricals; Odie tent News, ke. Ofhce It Namen treet, enn ag ieee Nae YORK LEGAL OBSERVER, iy. eases in which Tel pecriaal 01 a rene deelaont ot Tad wor en.’ Tmpo cist phi On the. doctrine Of lien. ice v Chapenlior ods retail business, Aa- BOOK = THE BOYS —-SELF-PRESER Court—Seld q Whittlesey’s Cou Maem York Common Pl sent debtor's mg in the Bx: ‘leasant ce, SAMPL, OWEN, Editor and P) SUPREME COURY AND COvIe ORE ren s— Pamunent ettangements huire besa ponds with, the Kivea series OF decterone of these Courts. (A vecies of decisi ai fancalor Walworth will alo in’ facare toeap i ths wort S TEAM BLACKING —It is a fact universally = = that Lee's tea poahing 16 is superior to any other yet in- vented. It softuns and pr res tl and jn one minute will prodace a most "astonishing Jet bleck gloss, that will stand three times as tong on you ‘as the common black- Ingof the present day. Cs LBS f iakares off Pe avowrirtiel a 4 upwards of for Biar iok aietaion & superior arti loot Black and B ne ink (onrmanent eoiors) tat will not in- US | jure atest pens. ag Td at Priges Sto yading with ‘ae tiemee, a king ii Fika vets, ooreet of Bre QTUART, LADIES’ HAIR-DRESSER, iv 15 steret, reapeetfuliy announces e par wait om ladies ac their regi i to dress were pend according to ee Parisian fas! jon. ‘erms very moderati ___ AUCTION SALES. THOMAD, BELL, Auvetioneer. (Store No. 35 — street.) i ING, sat} o' etary in KOMEO ANS aie (ist a Miss Jui Turaba ih OLD AND YOUNG. CHATHAM THEATRE, THIS KVENING. Dee Te WwW OMAR "1 _ Alte F EANTLY “fas RETTY inks ‘Oe S Sri - Sere i and be ‘conti nt and plas ct ch itchen utensils, stoves, fortes, a number of splendid oie ing ry part of the a de in cl tions, not yet given, At 1034 o'clock, at 65 Hudson stre farnnure of a family giving up hous is in the upper part of the house, and ts and other furnivure is In good ordes other kitchen atensil 5 had jt be sold the tear | ; mITORELL S OLYMPIC THEATKE. vember 2—The performances will JUHN Or PAIS. sare it rn the best fren THIS EVENING, | © At 1056 n'chock: athe sale re Extra sale of valuable seasonuble dry goo and pledged articles, cans, watches, jewel: c tas talaut'o of well’ Guorted siset ots’ wislaccia x sg Tv THE SAVAGE Al AND THE, MAIDEN. DIANASS REVENGE. NIBLO’S GARDEN. Mears, H. Rockwell and O. R. Stone. BY sor A sedan dia) Day Performan ternoon next, at 2 o'clo ‘Also, the pemaining vortion of the ssock of » merchant tai- French 4° d A tae ish eh. ths, DNB SDA 44 o'clock, nt the sales room, Fatensive and valuable sale of choice furaiture, from families | At1034 o'clock, in the upper sales room, or gallery, 95 Aun street, large sole of truly valuable and spl m the properey and productions of the Inte = Turbe'l together with the e, known toste, who is going to id original pasnt- Eavestrian Conductor Master of the Circle Premier Buffo and Clown: Grotesque et Pyas E: Pierrot and Mime ++ + BRILLIANT. AND, ENTIRE CHANGE. ING, fhe + beh rr Ane! A DO! TRAMPO Mr. B. as als att bln his art of Le Moissoneur Francais. heen any os the: gentleman of wel ‘AT take place by catologue. Full particulsrs will Thi gppenron Tuesday. he pictures can be examined om Weis pee NARRAGANS the former boat haw ill commence with y STEAMBOAT. MASSAC Debt, Li: 4 Chison and, Achilles, Hast Srevens. | An Javest mn Ballet, exiled Lea “village hy the companys (Nat ve Doings gia Pony as a superior boat, A TRAVELLER. the Narraganset to the pablic and accommodation. 5 NOTIC, B—HOUR C HANGED—Oo and rath, the six o'clock evening Line er yy wil leive instead of six, as heretofi 4. briram nahiio, on La Coide Vol in a grand se-ne on ~ix Horses 5 ons, Conclude with an questrion Py doors will be opened at 6) will commence at 74 o'clock, TRYON’S pam trad AMERICAN BOWERY ‘AMPILTHEATRE BENEFIT OF MR HOYT. THIS EVENING! malt at 7—performance The Ameri an Republi Riley 's Herat on We lay even ing, 29th inet, an’ appointed i Messrs, Joseph F. Atwill. ae D.C arpenter and. James Morton Vice Chaurmen; George G. Smith, and John W. Thorne, See= ries. The call of the meeting was then read and accepted), and the following geat'emen were appointed a commitiee t of tre sense of the meeting, vin os. P. Teale, andl Samuel C, ‘The meeting by this time haying be found uereas ty to ndjonm to rhe sp ved by its worthy host, 8 tilled to suffocation. nad taven wtheir seats, Dr, eared, aud clearly elucidated the he performances will commence: ea a Grand Buttes enutied S sro inn the eran A After which, Few's of Horna Posturing and Tumbling, St Somerseting, se. the Minstrel Bai d. the American Samson D rik DRAGON. Hanks being londly Feats of strut, Dy. Mr. addressed by Thoinas M. Woodruff, ‘Thos, HH. Oakley, Jacob L. Fenn, and D. Esqrs. iuterspersed with patriotic son, AJ! responded with en the American Republ. Mr. ve La Ree — duine cheers for < fesolutions then made the followin weton, as chairman of this commit nineteen years old. td is Fohraton oe aie which re been sought to unite Cw nations of the lea rreans, consider (t our dut constitution and its laws unimpaired to 4 Resolved, What we hava entive confide Republican party, as now constitaced; best exdeavors to support the yn long as they are cempere! with reform of existing evils Resolved, That although we may differ with vations j ur. it the neight of pol.ticians of both parties, we as An She is the Forcune Teller of bevels amine ths hands of ot those wh@ w h Past, Preseat aud Future events, ed that this girl is precisely What she professes to be, viz: a GIP3Y OR ZIGEUNE a by the designation o! y and will be hi to ex nid wil happy wb les advocated Li he public may rest assur- hale as to the course fo be 1 folly to carp at each other, Men ‘there ue such great ends to be Resolved, That as American Republicans, we hail with joy ¢ ‘H This magnificent Jictle 1 man, who is the delight of all who sce LY FIFTE. Pt has been indeed to retar EN hoa & 5 . to our principles, tad who weighs 1c ions g.ve token of is a’ and those adyocated by our ancestors. Resolved, That we as Americans do not scek to dende our countrymen, belon, day; but that we sl upporting parties who would to either of the political pariies of the endeavor to convince them of their er- betray millions of free- to catch the paltry foreign voves in this oar y and evening. en a terious aud extraor sivyle of Napoleon Bonaparte mounted om ‘This animal was tent as apreaent. to Tom: from ‘Algiers, by nufus Welch, Fsq. MARY A GANNON, the Porutar and admired Vo tas there have bean varicus Deities advoca + turalization Jaws heretofore, that we and our own may not be confourded © considered the same; but only ask to be known by our ai Sy under be great name we have adopted—that of American Re RES by Signor Fazio, repre- wih a fide hina carer | telore seen. bo Pr rat Johas2n. chat wis ARN? the urencestLiccomotive Nigger G. BOOTH, the Comic Singer and Negro Extravagan- KY MINSTRELS, who ya ‘great variety of negro songs, “Day, rformances Wednerday and Saturday afternoons at 3 the same as givew every evening. mitted in the evening frev, except Weduesday jon to the whole 25 cents—ehildren ander ten yeura, half price “Resulved, That the thanks of this meeting be jresented to quentiy addressed the m:eciug—also, Thos. Riley and to Mr. Carr, for the gratuitous use of th use and rooms, for the meeting of the Associatio Kesolved, ‘Lhat te proceedings of thi in the public papers. A received with deafening shouts of e; ya motion for adje » and with thre> times three for the ua- atlemen who 69 e'o meeting be published th. <1 "The meetiog then adjourned. o'clock, precise! JO! JOHN oa TANK CARPENTER, JAMES a MORTTN G GEORGE er ay those v/ho consult the Gipsy privately PHALK’S NEW YORK MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. 1, opposite the City Hall.) DOLLAR’- WORTH FOR 13; T announces the f BLANCARD’S ATENT WOOD AND COAL STOVES, for Halls, Par- lors, Offices, Stov Statue of Washington, (lv two kinds of pedestals, one ‘or wood aud the other for the fire chamber in the wood pecestal veing 20 aie that the five by means of a revertable plate OF pattit ow, canges the heat to civeulate through the en we, giving a large and beautiiul radiati Stoves ‘ave also got a hotair chamber attack A. MR. H. BENNET’ owing attractions AL ae CUTEE ZION. ocnlist Me Mag e jady of imeell 4 coneulted at ali hours throughe we the day ueperbe mate Past Times, Present and Future. Me G, Ww. HOY ‘T, the recowned Banjo Plyer and Negro ry Se MEIN'TTON, the cel:brated Comic Medley Singer INSTRELS will sing a ardevery ee durable Ieiove 40:coll sad easily cae sel Fes of ud Ne + a einai famous AFRICAN atieeh at neces goers with the celebrat Day Peiforaances Sata rtunity of adging that the above are plain y iu this city ac 114 Grand street, one door JAMES HINDS, 8 CLOTHING. th: treet and 4 Bow da, furl aud complete as- ts toch he we de- mamcen Heens a Boon at oN ek, connie Bad ‘Aste! 4 Cents—oue shilling extra fo INSON FAMICY, grateful to the citizens riception at their former Concerts, east of B adway. st s0Y'S AND: CHIL DRE Wont: we GREEN, N will keep constantly on of Men’s, Boys, and Chitd: ptions midain the most favhi etfully invite the atten reef Anonnce th Fe South ; ow which occa ion they will c Pocbetfrand: bas sersiet he theater rors to be had at At ters, he pledges himself to give perfect ments made to order at the cigar ire ‘at ie a & Miles, and at the door, To ‘commence at Walt P st7 o'clock. No postponement. Quartette—Blow on! Blow on !—A Pirate Baker. Quartette— he Lend of Washington—Words by G. P. More His A rrangeal by Hutchison. h Emigrants Lament Words by Hon. Mrs. Price Blackwood Mane im pater. Quartet: The Grave of, DRAB VELVETS! ERSONS inwant of Drab Veivets can find tiem of differ, a Bi! mazerine blue watered Velvet, and a good sual ever ching DRAB VELVETS! athers, Flowers, e, at wholesale and retail, at 0H Furst Premium Straw (at Manufactory, 9 Bo oe and Greud streets. ENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARROrk meu or femilies d sirous of converting Ut ing Apparel into cash, cau obtain for the sau 38 RP Song—We're with ae at in— Written by G. P. We cie Happy and Free—Subject from Rainer— Henry J. Sharp Tofamilies and gentle y, or ging 1e5)~ advent sage ty seud for the i their rendence by appointe A line through the Post Giive, Or ‘otherwise, will eceive ashed the Keak at by bag A Quart: tte—Excelsior~ Words by ‘leaned, altered and repaired. jy QUACKERY NOR HUMBUG—Dr. J. VAN 3 has removed his Old Galen’s Head Dispensary to i Pearl street, C3 of Beekman street, where tines safe, “Dares no ph, how com} ad be found by ars et e rE. would cirect the atten- ation of his claims. Quartette—Westward Hdd by Richter—Arranged by ay Mother's B’ble. nice on a Time ; oath Ola Granite State 'e have come from the Containing | Y famil) ut and cure of all sceruing Publie to an inv te wishes the eiizens to be apprived h pociues nm that he has no connecti ae | of the Old G; re ther D io bo sipbection: Wher: ve come fro» the mountains,” Evans in his nei sultations 51 jetly 0 B. Observe the number, mistakes may be bg iae i it » ay lth December, 1843—-GRAND CONCERT, Mr. VIEUX TEMPS, First Violin to the King of the Belgians. ARRIED or SINGLE GENTLEMEN, desirous of a inter, can be geuterly aecom- ith excellent board and ad Member of the comfortable hom modated in a private far cious, and airy rooms, t et, convenient 10 the bu moment's walk. fron Fatmilies wishing Winter season can ag ro parlors and he “advertiser feels assur on Monday, the lith Desember, | at the WASHI WOTON ‘do! PEL, Secompanied bya Grand Qrehentee, \ ua the direetion of be very handsome y ere ete eee IND COURSE rooms attached, by. “isivice soon, Point ot econowy 4 cannot be surpassed, and pledges: ne OF exertions shall’ be spared to rendt ¢ se who may honof her with a mence «nn Monday eveniny nd be continued every succeeding ihararad and © Season Tickets, $1; fora lady and gentleman, ited number is jeft at with the Janitor of the Ina ¢ admission 25 cents mily of five, $3. Store, opposite th act Tea aarti iat Wor id ited lass fi es mF from 4103 &. Mi td aoche 0 10, Ht he cold Wes es Ste, he La aed” at week—Ii lessons and ‘ectures and eats $5.— ishmeut in this city. prtion, 2 6d to 3s 6d per yards moa a a Ieetuye thi This rharsday, ) MIS * rpeting, Sato ine tom Bs to dete eer ye dow Shades, from $1 t 30,000 yards Kiger oi Oi I Clethes, as first Carpe sseablishiwent ere Hester street. m some ist his favorite tee BILLIARDS. i one room, at 440 Bi S* VEN GOOD TABL, ‘The, We Gdob uth oH [=A his friends ana A pinecmrs STAND F his meot nas been 10 of nown throughest, he United States ge busin r ‘descriptions of plain and ‘The workshops ae com- yy jore and poe fir one of the prinetpal streets of the exty, fitted ap for a retail basimess, of whiel Takea with all its advantages, itofters facilities ms wey ve ge ha hole BRANDY, landing, i jaality, o roof aly ER inte, now Van 8. T. a ‘OLL, 69 Front street. A.® SHIGNETTE BR casks and that ‘establishmeat put atx moderate Avvly, JOHN LEADBEAT ER e SON, v3 Walnut street, Phitadetr hia, ih brealtfint and nitty or fall fal bowed Vf re SSEMBLY ROOM a ee street. an enlightened public, My \ on \deratum | t fe vo ARE Seatac h A E | akon BARE natitely tasteless, and cause fi Room and'c central Ball Roo boy tt ‘ons and ade ‘above room equal nfore“and in ovder to au + William and Duane of mal al that of a paste 1 spaci éa'no waplrasait sensation to the patient fred the utmost fame in alm amined, approved at and Fnedveine, and commend and Lod sale Wholesale an jon of Military, Civie, and . ected ears the © any im the crs} i ee pat few monthe re. der the by » 008 Gremamrigh maigh st Also, at 2 Park Row and 518 Broadway, roadway, comer of Lispenard street, 399 ane with no pasties Yor its ‘occupation but ed putation ant character. road ray oarere, of D. S98 AND OTHERS 1A, will find every comfort and Mae SE, dag D tae) STORE OF D. M, . Temvved 10 No. 6 John street, 110 Wiltiam street. TO et RS. Pr BABS. —Twe are ck IY whieh have boon used this offien cose Hh Termes Veen ol PORTUGL S EMAL "ESE far-famed and celebrated Pitts, jnign gad Nomprie. “Tom PI ta this country. See ioe i this coun to my avon on the last colamn,