The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1843, Page 3

IMSET ENT FROM WASHING. at Washingtor we are enabled to give the details, It is rumored that the whole southern delegation to the Baltimore Convention are pledged to Van Buren. Whi Calhoun men t this? We hope they won't bn ee which will outdo the splendid” lather which Phalon’s “Pubs Shaving Cream creates, Speaking of which we are happy to recommend it to those who desire the best article ever got up for that purpose. Such as design making their ‘ uy a handsome ings, for the fair sex. Ne ing could be ia Creat friends a present about these da Jar for three shill inore acce will r ptable than'a beautiful jar of the Dah which causes the pretty tresses té erm me oH o~ MONEY MARK rtant negotiations are pending Friday, Dee. 22—6 P. M. ‘ich ie sea eens folks as soon as ‘The ‘operations in stocks are unusually fluctuating; prices are very wavering; Long Island advanced 2} per cent ; Illinois, }; Indiana sterling, $; Indiana, } ; Mo- hawk declined 3; Paterson, J; Stonington, {; Canton, } ; Kentucky, }; Harlem was firm at previous prices; Ohio 1’s firm at the latest decline. The sales at either Board was not very extensive;to morrow will be ajvery busy day, as the banks do not open on Monday. The downward ten- i, | dency in the stock market will probably continue through appear dark and silky i f und to assume any shape desirable’ Soll wholesale and |e remaining few days of this month, and after the holi halon’s i ‘ashington, D. Dressing Saloons, 214 Broadway, | days are over movements will be more active, and prices x & Go, Phitadelphias O; Fish & Co., Brown’s | feel a favorable effect. ‘The dull, stormy weather of to © inard & Co., 18 Court st., | day limited transactions in all things. ‘The Jackson Manufacturing Company of Nashua, N.H., QG- SPLENDID DAY PERFORMANCE AT PEALE’S | have declared a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, re- Museum, with Madame Adolphe, tha-pplaeopise fortune teller, and the two White Negro C) serving five per cent surplus. 7 be seen at all hou ‘Phese astonish prodigion the AID ‘The Farmers’ Insurance Company of Baltimore have noes, have excited a great deal of rand have been to see them, and will continue to go during theirstay there. Indeed the attractions of this establish ment were never greater than now, and we sincerely hope the Manager’s unwearied exer to please, wi meet With a sure recompenee from the amusement going public, ftg- CHANGEABLE AND WET WEATHER WILL roduce colds and coughs, which if neglected are sure to lead to fatal consequences, Sherman’s Cough Lozenges are a sure antidote; they allay all irritation speedily, give quiet rest, and cure much sooner than any offer cerned, known, Hundreds of eases which have been ne; jected until confirmed consumption was the result, might have been cured by a timely use of this remedy. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is No. 106 Nassau street.— Agents, 110 Broadway; 10 Astor House; 227 Hudson st ; 188 Bowery ;! 77 East Broadway ; 86 William street ; 139 Fulten street, Brookly , 3 Ledger Buildings, Phila- delphia, ahd 8 State street, Boston, COR NOW READY, AT THE NEW WORLD OF- FICE, 30 Ann street, The Philosopher's Stone, a novel, translated from the French of H. De Balzac, by a Lady.” ._ Those who read this work will be repai undred fold for the cost, which is but 124 cents. It is a most extra- ordinary effort of genius, and worthy the great reputa- tion of the author, who ranks among the first of 1 ving writers, Tuy My: 4 or Paris.—The only complete and un- mutilated edition, translated by H. C. Deming, complete in tennumbers. Price $1—bound, $125. Sent by mail at periodical postage. _Matinps; or, The Memoirs of a Young Woman. By Kugene Sue ‘Translated by H. W. Her ‘The best romance of society ever written ; and, in the judgment of many. equal if not superior in interest to the « Myste- ries of Paris.” Complete in three parts. Paice 75 cents— bound for $1, Y Fnotssant’s Canonicnes of the Middle Ages, splendidly illustrated with 120 Engravings—handsomely bound and guilt, with emblematic stamps. It is an elegant work, Price $3. In numbers $2 60. Attsox’s Hisrony or Evrore, abridged. by E. 8..Gould, #4, One of the most valuable and: important histories ever written, and a mest suitable present for parents or teachers to. present to their children or pupils. Price, handsomely bound, $1 25. ‘Tne Frowen Vase ; Containing the Language of Flow- ers, and their Poetic Sentiments. By Miss 8. C. Edgar- ton. This is an elegant volume, beautifully got up, of neaare: each page containing oe name ofa Flo’ and its language in sentiment and poetry, princi original. Every lady should sfecls Price 37, spa Tu Jewrn ; A Holiday Gift for Boys and Girls, A neatly illustrated Bijou, containing articles in Prose and Poe- try, from the best authors in Great Britain or America. Every boy and girl should have one. Price 25 cents, 0G ‘Also, for sale, all the new and cheap, publications of the day, whole: and retail, Orders promptly at- tended to. Address, WINCHESTER, 30 Ann street. (G+ THE GREATEST B: ITS ARE OFTEN those which are the most silent in.their operations, ‘Thus it emphatically with the medicated preparations of Dr. Peters. ‘They are agreeable to the taste, create none of the alarming’symptoms usually. caused 'by other medi- cines, and yetare among the most efficient that are used. It is only necessary to refer to the cures effected by his Pills in cases of bilious and other fevers, headaches, cos- tiveness, jaundice, dyspepsia, liver complaints, sea ness, dropsy, Xe, to fully sustain this remark. | ‘The versally ap proved Worm Lozenges, which are the only safe remedy for children, are sold with the above, at the principal office, 125 Fulton, corner Nassau st. N.Y. tg- TO THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN ELEC- dits OF THE FIRST WARD. tizemsi—It is known to you that at a meet rican Republicans held at the Atlantic Garden, on Monday evening, the 13th instant, I was unanimously ‘elected President of the American Republican Association of the Ward for the ensuing year. Forthis mark of Your respect and confidence, you have my unfeigned thanks. ‘A manifestation of feeling of opposition to me has been shown on the part of some of the friends of the American Republican cause, apparently growing out of the charge that I have a position in the Custom House of this city. _ It will be remembered that at a meeting of the Associa- tion held at the Atlantic Garden on Monday evening, that I stated in my address to the Association, I would, for the sake of the cause to which I have shown iy devotion, tender my resignation and extend the hand of frieneship to my successor. i ield to no man in my devotion to the pringi the Associaton; WH Wr Mousse oy: aig CARE RAPE Sr affect my honor for the sake of harmony and the success of the party ; but] am sure no man who is his own reputation, would advise me to assent to any thing which would be caleulated to destroy my Onn 3 It is my misfortune notto be rieh, but have, I believe, a reputation untarnished, and to preserve that isa duty J owe myself and my friends. « It is known to you that a large majority of the true friends of the caus¢ in the Ward are in favor of the organ- ization ef the Association, and that the demonstration of opposition which has been shown, did not eianate from citizens of the First Ward. In the attempt to disorganize, my reputation is not alone affected, but the reputation ofevery American Republican in the Ward, 5 ‘The issue now made is, shall the First fatty the reputation of being cor mt to organize ir own, Wand? or shall organized bands of non-residents be al- lowedto silence your voice, and organize the Ward for you? “A mecting of disorganizers was attempted to be held at the Aantig Garden on Thursday night, for the purpose of putting down the organization ; and it is afact known to most of you, that the entire force called to effect that base object, came from other Wards, and that with very few exceptions, they received no countenance from citi- zens of the Ward. i 1 I leave it to the American Republicans ofthe First Ward, to foreign and non-resident dictation and inter- to decide whether they will submit to be ruled by citizens of other Wards. : Ileave it to them to show by their acts whether they will he bullied into submission, or show that they have that Ward pride characteristic of the intelligent, energetic and independent citizens of the First Ward. So far as | am concerned personally, 1 declare.that I very much regret that any thing should occur to mar the harmony of the party, oF retard in any de- ree the march of American Republican principles, and, for the sake of harmony, will do all I can to reconcile dif- ferences A ve that becomes an honorable man, New York, Dec. 29, 1843, G.W. RALPH. Qg- IRISHMEN ATTEND,—This day will be pub lished at the New World Office, 36 Ann street—Price 6} cents—The Second Edition of BISHOP HUGHES’ LECTURE, On the Mixtnre of Civil and Eeclesiastical Power in. the Government of the Middle Ages, delivered before the Irish Emigrant Sogiety, at the Tabernacle, on Monday evening December 18, It isa most able and eloquent p ction. Agents supplied at $4 a hundred. ne if a J. WINCHESTER, Publisher. uni- OIL OF TANNIN—A composition lately discover- oa ior preserving all kinds of Leather, keeping Boots and Shoes water proof. Water can no more penetrate than through India rubber. To be had at 21 Courtlandt street, 2 North sth streety Philadelphia; 52 Cornhill, Boston. CONNEL’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.— ‘The most extraordinary article ever used for the follow- ing complaints : ‘hurneand sealds, frosted parts, chilblains, chafey ery- sipelas, brtises, ring worms, serofila, salt theum, ulcers, eruptions, fever sores, barber's itch, sore nipples, tle do- Joraux, biles, piles, inflamed skin, cuts, stabs, &e. &e. N. B.—-Any person trying the ea Extractor for any of the above named complaints and is not perfectly satis- tied with it, shall have the money refunded. To be had only genuine ot 21 Cortlandt st.. 2 North Fitth street, Phi- ladelphia; 52 Cornhill, Boston. AF RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.-—The Indian Ve- getable Elixir and Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Liniment will cure any case, no matter how bad, or no. pay will be taken. “To be had only at 21 Courtlandt street, and No. 2 North Fifth street, Philaeelphia. fig- MEDICAL AID—A CURE GUARANTEED.— ‘The members of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, established for the suppression nature according to the new of treatment by the medical professors of the different hos- pitals of Europe Primary or. proondary syphilis, gonor- rhea, gleet and all diseases of the ra M.to8 P.M. ‘Terms—advice and all medicines eyed $5. Invontant ro Country INvaut tients living at a distance by stating their complaints explicitly and en- closing $0, (post-paid) will receive a chest containing all medicines pe to perform a cure, will full directions for use, by addressing: W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Ottice und Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. e fg PROFESSOR VELPE For the cure of gonorrhea, gl «of the urethra, These pills. are warranted to cure, $1 per box. Nassau street, ge RICORE rie tor the c RICHARDSON, Agent. RST le bottle $1; to all parts of cases of halt cure, ed anc Nassau street. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. x all cases of debility produced by sscret indul Single bottles #1 each; cases of ho and sent to all parts of the Union, Onice of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, % Nassau st. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. «i Without mercury or injury to the constitution.— snstlting physician attends dally from 9 o'clock, A. AU'S SPECIFIC PILLS— fiuor albus, and all dis- Ottice ‘of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 ERATIVE MIX- of primary or secondary syphilis, and all complaints arising from. marty -guartaveed to 8 I dozen $5—pack- on. iHice of the College of Modjeine and. Pharmacy, 97 or exeoss of any kind. Itisan invalnable remedy | “ Although the revenues have fallen off, the abi impotence, sterility, or barrenness (Hnless opening al-f declared a semi-annnal dividend of 6} percent, besides adding $42,000 to their cash capital. Ten dollar bills of the Eagle Bank, Boston, altered from ones, are in circulation, The financial cendition of the State of Ohio at this mo. ment is not a tithe sofavorable as the Auditor's report ex- hibits, Itis very true, that the interest on the public debt so far has been regularly paid, and the stock in thi, market at present ranges several per cent above par. This is the effect of u series of maneuvers, made simultane- ously in this city and in the State. It is the effect of a ruinous policy, that may be succe@sful for a time, but which must most assuredly make public the bankruptcy that has so long knawed at the vitals in secret. By the practice of financial finesse the people of the State have been blindfolded to the true understanding of their posi- tion. They will become informed in due season. The people of Ohio have submitted to the severest taxation to sustain the credit of the State. Pieces of property worth thousands haye been sold under the hammer for the amount they were taxed. The taxes, by a peculiar con- struction of the law authorising them, have fallen une- qually on the poorer classes. An emigrant settling on his few acres of wild land, that he has been able to purchase by sacrificing even a comfortable bed to lay on, is heavi- ly taxed, while the man of wealth, whose property lays in luxuries and bank stocks, is better off, and comparatively easy. Notwithstanding all this the taxes have been paid willingly and without murmering, even if itrequired the last dollar, providedit did’not touch the soil to produce it The State debt of Ohio has been constantly accumulating, until it now amounts to nearly nincteen‘millions of dollars: Pu Dent or Onto Nov. 1843, Amount of five ct. stock, payable in New York. steeeee =), $550,000 Do 14,345,212 Do do do 1,500, Unredeemed domestic bunds issued.on the faith and credit of the State. . 145,700 Do do Miami Canal lan 101,823 Do do Wabash and Erie Canal lands, 49,5 Do in payment of Turnpike Comp’s, Permanent loan from School Fund, Bonds to be issned to complete Miami Exten- sion Canal... .. sce ceeee cece eee cess 922,000 Total Debt as per Auditor's report... . $18,668,321 This amount is larger than the people of the State can provide interest for, The taxes have reached a point not to be exceeded. The Auditor is aware of this, and earnestly besceches the Legislature not to adda single cent to the liabilities of the State. The present amount must be re- duced so asthe several dividends can be paid trom the actual reocipts of the Government, without resorting to illegal acts to temporalily sustain their credit. The re- ceipts from the public works were less this year than last, and from all the resources of the State there was an ac: tual deficiency to meet the expenditures. Amid the insol- vency that has overtaken several of the States, Ohio has not suffered the annual interest on her debt to. remain un paid, but the measures resorted to to prevent such a disas- ter are not the most honorable. ‘The Governor, in his late Message, admits that the indebtedness of the State is larger, and the resources less than in any former year ‘The public works of the State have cost $19,322,321, of which $17,220,121 is stock debt, the interest on which is $1,055,229. Revenve or Pusiic Worx, 1842, 18137 ‘Tolls and receipts from canals, &c. 15 411 73,551 Expended for repairs, fc. Sean Sass $330,687, $278,117 This leaves a deficiency to meet the amount of interest of $777,112, which has to be made up from the canal tax and from loans. The latter alternative has been resorted to, too often, not as a dernier resort,but to blind the people Money has been borrowed at immense sacrifices. About a year since, $1,527,000 of six per cent stock, redeemable ie IESE PCI GAR ea Meat ted pmheipally{to) he payment of debts. ‘Thesogreat sac- rifices and illegal acts have so far destroyed the credit of the State that a loan-authorized by the Legislature to fi, nish the public works and pay off contractors, could not be negotiated on any terms, The act that created this stock, authorized the sale of as much foreign stock as would produce $500,000, and pledged the faith of the State that no more stock on which the interest could he paid out of the State, should be issued. This righteous law passed in March 1842. At the next regular session ofthe Legislature an act was passed to issue a seven per cent foreign stock for $1,600,000, to pay the contractors and domestic creditors of the State. This palpable viol: tion of a previous act and State faith could not be dis- guised, and the credit of the State suffered great deprecia- tion, At that time the 6 per cent stock was daily selling in Wall street at 62] per cent, 37} per cent below par Notwithstanding this fact existed, the law authorizing the 7 per cent loan compelled the Auditor to not sell be- low par. The financial genius of the parties interested in negotiating the loan was brought in play, and the stock was all sold, netting par in Ohio, literally fulfilling the requirements of the law. At that time considerable spe- culation was carried on in the Ohio 6’s, which was in- tended to raise the price as near par as possible, so as to have a favorable influence on the 7’s when they came into the market The following statement was published at the time by the State commissioners:— Onto State Dent, NE Amt. Amt. of int. ac debt. ~ cruing in 1843. 550,000 27,500 13,711,019 822,842 Papable a Fixe per cent stocks, 1850 and 1856 in " rk, Sig per cent’ stock, in 1850, 1936 60 and Franklin Banke of Columbus, Bank of ‘Uhilicothe, Baok of Wooster, six pr cent stock,at the option of the State, 554,500 Domestic bonds, 6 per cent, 351,012 7 issued Poo, dooce 1.332/300 cent, isswrd to © Lor, 1,500,600(6 m. int. )52y ober ent domestic Sond, to complete id i SMiama Canal, 967,000 ‘on 34 2,752 17,036,591 999,937 Temporary loan in New York, 100,000 7,000 966,927 at 6 per cent, 88,391 Total interest for the year 1813, $1,055,2.9 We have omitted the cents in the column of interest. Revesve (xsTiMaTeD) FOR 1943, arriicanty To Payment or INTEREST ON State Dest. Net proceeds of tolls, water rents, &=. lie works ‘on pul $385 060 Taxation 5 mills on $134,000,000, 670,000 Deduct Sinking Fund and Jelinquencies, 32,000 639,000 Transfer of general revenue now in the fi ‘Treasury, 75,000 Total, ‘$1,098,000 The incorrectness of this statement is proved by the official returns in the Governor's late message, and Audi- tor’s report. The proceeds of the public works being more than $100,000 less than the estimate. At that time the negotiation of the loan was the object, and all other considerations were sacrificed to achieve that result. In the above estimate, it will be seen that the canal tax are now successfully treating all diseases of | js placed at 5 mills, being double the amount that was as- sessed for 1842. ‘The power to increase or decrease this the State Auditor, who is governed by the wants of the government in fixing the rate. For 1943 the rate estimated was 5 mills on the dollar. The assessment of so great an increase would affect the popularity of any State officer, and the responsibility would be avoided so long as a dol, lar could be borrowed. Resources or Oni0. 1843, 329,226 278,117 000 $107,886 ‘The actual receipts for 1943 fall short of the Commis- made, we have the authority ofthe Auditor, who says : States, will detract from these in Ohio. ‘This is an unfa- vorable view of the future as regards the State of Ohio, but it is nevertheless true, and has been caused by the im- politic measures adopted and so obstinately carried out.— We have no faith in the public officers of Ohio; they have been guilty of abusing the most unbounded confidence,— They have wasted the hard earnings of their constituents, wrung from them by the severe penalties of the law,which thg people have honorably sustained, while their servants have ly and boldly disregarded it. In negoti- ating the last loan of $1,600,000, authorised to be made t° pay offcontractors, &c.’ the commissioners submitted to the most ‘ruinous losses; Ohio funds were received at 1} per cent discount for a part, and for the balance Ohio domestic scrip was taken, which had been purchased at 10 per cent discount, ‘This was par in Ohio most assured- ly. This was receiving dollar for dollar on their own soil, but when the day of payment comes, so will the day of retribution. Those who manage the helm of govern- ment now may then be beyond the people’s vengeance. After this gross evasion of the law as regards this loan, the Board of Public Works issued checks to the domestic creditors and State contractors for nearly $200,000 more than the amount authorised by the Legislature, which must be provided for by another loan, thereby increasing the public debt that ameunt, making the total indebt ed operations very much.) The season heing fi bustnees men are closing hp thetr yeavrtrateon, find out their position. ‘Ti sunny day, and obtain a true observation, for in these lat: ter days it requires the greatest ‘| Dekanee (thie 8) accountant to keep the 2d. Very little demand for ithe 0 $4 62Ja$4 75; Michigan, $4 56) present prices. These are rather the advices from Europe being considered favorable, It is a pity that we cannot get rid ofa portion of our extraor- dinary large stock. 4000 balk ted in our paper week, who have purchased mo Quite a speculative feeling is becoming apparent not onl; in this but every market throughout the country. We understand the ship Liberty was taken up some days ago for Livexpool. to load wit! not of superior quality, at beet very dear. ‘Th ces are less than last week. by the Rev. Mr nity, danghter of John P. Truesdell, F oO ing, Mr. Aexanper A. Poutock to of this city. per cent, to create the canal tax, is vested in the hands of sioner’s estimates madeflast March, $450,657. The tax of 5 mills on the dollar, on all the taxable property of the State, should certainly have produced over thirty thou- sand dollars, more than 2j mills on property valued at two millions less, If the 2} mills additional were actually le- vied, the resources of Ohio are exhausted, and the debt far wan less valuable than the speculators in Wall street, who LITY CURED,—The | have lately made fortunes in the stock, would have gene rally known for the present, That the levy of 5 mills was ity of the State to pay her interest is not impaired, the levy of 5 mille on the dollar, proving suificient, without any necessary! 7 | increase for the current year.” ‘The additional tax has not created an additional reve edness rising nineteen millions of dollars. Old Stock Exchange. $9000 N ¥ City 5’s, 58 103 60s} & Tr Co op a 30 oO 5000 Ohio 6's, 60° b30° 103 25 Canton Co 5000 do 10000 do 15000 do. "70 7000 Kentucky 6's 10060 do bs 2500 do 108% 50 Long dsland RR mM 2000 do 360 10688 75° do. “4 5000 do beo 107,25 do u 0000 do. sim 10634 100 do 60 75 2000 Indiana bds 46. 75 Harlem RR 433g sooo do 46% 150 do b30 4 1000 Ind. stg bnds 45-350 do 43! 2000 Ind. 35yr bands 42. 50 do snw 43) 1000 Ind. bnds, 50 yrs 45, 50 do 530 433 2000 44% 00 do. 960 43 1000 Tennessee 5's a RS 10 43: 1000 IMinois spel bnds 4630 lo 2043 4000 do 4654 900 do bin Feb. 44 3000 do. 4655 750 = do 43) 100e = do 390 46% 100 co 530 43! $000 do 890 16% 100 = do 860 43: 3000 do 46% 100 do 560 433 20000 Alabama 5's b60.8 150 do 4335 poy Foon o's bia Ox ie fetes RR wy 0. 9 tonirgton TE 25 shas Del & Hud 12 60 oo" 1% 50 do b30 3435 8594 100 Nor’h & Wor RR #10 32 $e 25 do 10 32 100 100 do baw 3134 20 Vi Bk Pe ae a HI ickshury 3 lo 100 Mec's& Er Bk,NO 6) 18 do 374 Farmers’ Tr C c R Ber a 'rCo 0 338 100 do 3203259 do 40 do 360 32 2 Aub & Sy RR 50 do 328 Second Soard. 101 150 Harlem RR 42 453 50 b3 42, é Et He $0 Farmers? Loan 32 60 133 bo do 31% gioooo v 85, New Stooie 10000 "8, 753 103! 100 shas C; a 313g 2000 do 6’s, 62 Feb nee 25 Long ira’ ° A 2000 , do 6, 50 do 7339 9000 Ohio 6's, 60 102! 100 do b30 75 9600 25 do ¢ 25 do ‘b30 75) 25 do 360 73! 5 do 4. do 30 755 200 Harlem isis ie eee 0 nw ae 50 do 43 State of Trade. The miserable, dull, villainous weather of to-day, limit- ctcscaeds and trying to hey must take some clear bright, Asnes.—Nothing of consequence doing in this article. Pots rule at 56}. Pearls at $5a$5 06}. Hay.—The mild, open weather affects this article. The receipts of North river are light, but the demand is quite timited. “We quote 43a45 cents for good qualities. Wuisxry.—Drudge dull at 23 cent: Barrels are held at 62ja$4 68}; Southern, 624. These are the irmer to-day, owing to uR AND Grain.—Genesee, Corton, he sales continue to be ona large scale; ave changed hands today, at the advance quo: 7 , ation: Lyre a & purchased moderaccly at the going. e going rates. Cotton. The terms have Provisions.—We have no change in the market to re- any article under this head. The demand Pomaine very inactive. Provision Market. < Our different markets never exhibited agreater display of good things for the season, and we must class many of our meat shops with them. ‘We refer to our advertising columns of to-day. It is there to beseen where some supe- rior veal is exhibited for sale. Poultry of all kinds is in great abundance, and mostly prices, | Wild game is plenty — ere is enongh fish of all kinds, and pri- Prices or Provisions 50 Lobsters to i H a Der - 600 Mutton-+ 5a 6 a Quion wich. a 8 a ‘arst per doz. = é Porter Howse Steaksl0 "a 12% a rk, per tb 6a 7 a = a$1.00 a 310 50 it 0,50a1,00 6236 6a a 37 1,00 22,50 as —ah a6 6.0 — as 5 a — as —a a a 62% 10 a 12 a 8 uas} 37a 100 a 2% 2a 31% as i as a5 rk $6 al 50 a 6 Veal--- 10 a 12 a1 2 Woodcock, pair--373¢a — a Married. At Newtown, (L. I.) on Wednesday evening, 1 eker, Mr. Davip Miicen, to M: ‘hursday evening, 21st inst., Loa e epee ahd Miss Aww Leacn, al Died, On the Sth of November last, at Freywalden, in Austri- an Silesia, Ricuanp ‘Towninc, Esq, late of Aux Cayes, Island of Hayti, and formerly, for many years, a resident of this nue. The falling off in the proceeds from the public works for this year is attributed to a cause that will have the same effect next year and the year after. The advance- ment of the internal improvements in the neighboring ___MARITIMF HERALD. Ship Mostece and Agents. ween is favor, if Captains of Vessels will give jews Fleet, a whence they sailed, the age, a List of their mpediaely on theis seri fending to this Offs all the Marine. Information of any kitd wil THOMAS BELL, Aucuonees (Stere No. 36 Ann streed.) re Rorent Si.vey ping left at the Port at the sales room, dhaud and new furnitare of all ptions, comprising a general assortineut of housekreping Also, kitchen utensils, carpets Also, + spleadid piano fortes, | with its novel extensive and ¢ p scenery aud decovations, the Mai that the Theatre wil! be closed until Mou st, (C iso conler a favor by av) when tt will. be reopened w th the aboes splendid a number of choice paint- splendid tufted hearth rags. ‘Also, 39 beautiful Paris made work tables, ea stands, manufactured in the mgatel a Als, an additional los of 24. han i ensuing week, of whi-hd éured to—Bo PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 23, Also, a large additional lot of fiae second hand furniture from 4 hotel and family. Also, alot of feather beds, mattresses, bedding, blankets, «quilts, comforters, oh Ships Clifton, Ingersoll, and Troy, Hill, right, Rio Grande, Cornelia, Hatch, Porto Rico, by the same.— Bri irocdoles, mantel lam ., tis , the 3 splendid piano a Mires Dom: | ener fr Massy fant soe ha H Southmayd & Son: rriet, Brown, Wi weather, Also,a valuable, rich full five toned organ, for church or parlor, hrs Montano, Hamilton, Ports alestine, Stephenson, Philadelphi Bliven, Providence. Also, barque a At 1034 o'elock, at the rales room, Extra Sale of elegant dry goods, clothing, faney and p'elgea Jewelry, cutlery, perfamery, guns, superb ‘quors, groceries, , ¥y. will be afforded for the disposal of merchandise of all deseript i i a business like manner. articles, presents, Arrived. iT ine Swedish. brig David, Odelmark, from Cette, Oct. 20, with eae salt and wine, to Win. Weisser, Brig Will, Lockhart, (of Philadelphia) from St, Barts, Dec. es Index, Coalfleet, 10 days from Sydney, CB, via New Suffolk) 22 lours from N, Fox. ux whern, NC. with naval Thos. Wynns, Doughty, from Newbern, NC. with na- Schr Sarah, Ferguson, from Newbern, NC, with naval stores : f ill be regular, and. return: Prompt, ia chi extablshingyt noo under the charge solely of e OM48 BeLL, 9 Ann street. UCTION NOTICE,—Richa Goods, revent season, at 147 Bi coal, fo HB jekford. "Martin, (or Del with cord, to J. Schr Ged. Pollok, Casey, from Ne " calculated. for the fos? Bale of surerty nail elegant Goods le of sures it turday 2d) wil be'ownd, an Spr feed Managers +++ ++++-+Messrs. H Eockwell 05> A splendid Dav Performanceevery Sat Enuestrian Conduetor . an anusual assort- tots of handsome Polished fire sets, china, superb tea to master, t Schr Cleopatra, Jennings, from Murfresboro’, NC. with na- val stores, to master. mBcht Alexander, Parker, from Philadelphia, with m mech Henry, Crane, 3 days from Philadelphia, with aster. Schr James I’. Hatfield, Thompsox, from Philadelphia, with r liza, Bailey, fom Philadelphia, with coal, to toBch A: C. Totten, Skidmore, fram Philadel, hia, with corn, Schr Annabella, Hand, from Philadelphia, with corn, to the Schr Flash, Smith, 4 days from Richmoud, with coal, to the master. QUPERIOR VEAL—Will be exhibited and tyr S comer of Hudson and Hammersley at futroned’ by charted wear Boor ; threethindred and fity'veands. En area nd fovers of the” good eatab’e articles, will please call at my market, tee if JABRIEL DURYEA, k, at 18 Courtlan ames, cattle house boxes, French China ware, astral lamp: diraudoles, with a variety of other's the furniture of x family, General Record. ‘OLA8, Poll, from Havre for New York, rmouth Roads 2ist ult. and was there on the 29th, y strong westerly gales. Packer sui Sr. Ni VY & SPOONER, 91 Broadway. Rngra ing at7 o'clock at fy }, 32. days from London for NOrleans, Dec 4, lat 21 The doors will be oy will commence at 73 o'clock. TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN I" it paintings, splendidly , at ames will be offered at the lowest wholesale dof the best gold and manutacture, Every to find subjvcts to please his taste fully iavited to call and receivel, Artists ition, private sale oF inville, of Newport, standing 8, Dee 18, 1 » wort, id 5S, a 3, lon 71 56-—by the same ‘port, standing ec lat 39 45, hound 8, Dec 16, lat 31, Jon 78 48. from New Orleans for Liverpool, Dec 11, lat 2417 N, re Ex’ ibition free. of and from Salem for Manilla, Aug 28, in St Unicorn, from Boston for Manilla, Ai tar, baw orth, New York for 20, off Java Hea, THIS EVENING, Dec. 23-4 p jore No 97 Nassau street, in the 18, from the first of February, Apgly at Wer Rio Janeiro for Boston, Nov 8, lat 13 8, lon 33 30 W. After which, Feats o : arleston, very much wreeked in wing, Dee 1, lat 35 18, lon 72.20, m Foreign Ports, Sr Barts, Dec 2—In port, Wm Ki dy. Marti 4 Iadelphia, fot St Thomas satne day. only Atnersean vessel Sr Vincent, oi 28—In port, i 0, A RARE CHANCE—For sale, the old established Hair Cuting and, Shavi g Salo Franktin square. ‘The aubseriber, in consequenrezoF ill as determined on going seuth to spend the wic te rs for sae th’s old eatabl i an excellent business, the sufficient to pay the rent; it beirg one of moderate. Apply as above. 23 2tec ied stand. Tt ix now doing being more than transient custom isalso very good reatest thoroughfa i can Vesse eer, Doane, for NOr- + Industry, Baker, ington, NC. just ap, about Nov 23—In port, A, F, CHATMAN, Boston, just arr. Surinam, Nov li—In Sdays; Commissary, Fit: ams, from ——. St Hetena, no date—In p Sid Oct 17, Lucilla, Perki pt 2—Arr Star, Brown, Zanzibar. ug 23—In port, Aldebaran, Webb, ide. Petrel, Woodbury, Hobart —Cld Charlotte Ann, Vroom, Phila- Neptune, Foster, from NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY. ip Se. ~On Satur- iL Ie th ¥ 1idg; 2, 3, and 434 P. Harlem, Fordham and Williain’s Bridge, at is William's BAdge ai 85, 1020, 136.1, 236 ‘iliam ai 836, 1020, 1136. 1, aos a re “FOR LIVERPOO did, well known, fast sailing and OLIO, Capt Putman, will weet with quick despate jor toe above port. For cabin passeng. GF ing cay e eoen Pounds, rem-ins a few da ng he y ane, Rogers, for Glouceste joing in, Lawrence EH rt, St Paul, Osborn, from Manilla Gibraltar, weather is flue the cars ‘own, 81 Joun, NB. Dec 2 a 320, z 1O™ The Fi “ee frat tha ver visited Amerien e ithout extra charge. fhe GIESY without extra rie John Brooks, and Savoy, PortLanp, Dee 19—No arrivals or clearances. Sld Caroline. nchor below, waiting fair weather [o1 Betrast, Dee 16—In port, Moro, ispatch—The aplen- Clio and Cordelia are at At night, wind W, modera Newnvnvronr, Dec 2i—Sid Panchita, Gray, Porto Rico. for2 barques and rs she his spacious state rooms, and every other accommodation necessary for their comfort. A li number of second eabin pasaengers can be accommodated in a firs manner in house on deck. -'Thore wishing to secttre ¥ application on board, toot of Wall W. wd. T. TAPSCOTT, THE HOL proaching holid: fore equaled. Po ead street, east side, or to p . Te d23re 43 Peck Slip, corner Sout FOR SAL, Freight Ch —'The ALTOPF, of Boston burihen 350 tons, enneered ond copper fastened—built at out 4.00 barrels. Apply to Capt Bogacdus, on board, ly, Montevid id Bi Cavers Holly Busty Trundy, Carden Wilmington, NC; n 258 tons, copoered and York. Teller, NYork for Mae aware n ot cre! AMUSEMENTS i Pann DEAS “teh. vive prepxrations fer the Drama of owed machinery, new « respeetfully announces hippendale’s Bevefit will take Rises i he Hotiiny 50 Cents. “CHATHAN ‘THEATRE THIS EVENING. tec 2 t~To commence with KE BOURMIANS. ‘Alte whieh, Mons Montorgeul, Booth | Mous Dioguard, Lee olot, Mrs Flerring After whieh Broad Sword Hornpipe +Mad'ie Raltia die with ROBERT MACAIRE. ~AETCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATER, — BENEFIT OF NR. HOLLAND. THIS EVENING, December SEPA permanere wil LAMENTATIONS OF BILLY LACKADAY. After whiel: JOHN OF PARIS, After whieh THE DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM. 'o conclade with SAVAGE AND THE. MAIDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN id O. R. Stone, diy at2 o'clock? Mr. HL. Rockwell, Mir. He Ni Premier Buffo and Clown-« Alex. Rockwell. Grotesque et Pyas Mr. it, Williams. Pierrot aud Mime’ « , Will . Huntington. SATURDAY EVENING, the perforrrance will commence witha Caracteristic Fqueatriin Pantomime, entitled SAVAGE KURDS AND PHANS:GARS, fast J ‘Turner will appear in a new act. Mr Atunnals will appear as Le Paysan Amourenx. ogee on she Swinging Cord. by A Keanklin, eats of Gymnasia, by Mons La Toise. ‘The Grave and the Gay, anew act, by Levi North, Arena Gymua wy Mr McFarland. ‘ Six Horse Act by Napoleoa Turuer. Trampoline and Donble Leaping, by Mr. H. Franklic. Mra Gullen in the seena of Massetto’s Bride, Battonte Vaulting by the troup of 20 led by McFarland. An African Concert After which. FLORA As D POMONA. Lost Sprite of the Silver Shower:++ ++. ++. + +++ Levi North asters W Wood, F Wood and J Aymar Persoual Gymnasties by Mr Co! To conclude with A HEROIC CAVALCADE. ned at 6%4—overture at 7—performance CIRCUS. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE Boxes 25 cents; Pit 1236 cents, he i commence with a Grand Cayal Seformence — CHINESE TARTAR CA VA my ou lorgeman ship, Postui wend 7 imbling, ill Vaulting, Leaping ‘Somerveting, ae. Mr. ASTLEY, the great Anvipodean, will sppear. S°’RITES OF THe, Siv RSH: R. Negro Songs, Choruses, &e. by “ Ole Whitlock. To conciude with SIR GILPIN CABBAGE. AMERICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR. TWO DAYS MORE OF GEN. TOM THUMB, Fridyv and Saturday, Dec, 22d and 23, TOM THUMB—This remarkable litue man, weight Previous to sail, urope He car all hours, day andevening. je represents the Ancieat Marble Statutes at each perform aves which received great applause st the Park ‘Theatre, and which greuly increases the interest of 1 as of the entertaic ment Pi MADAME CHECKENTI, the celebrated Pantomimist and Danseuse, favorite C ferent characters as wel erly of the Ravel Family, will appeat in a mic Melange, in which she will sustain several dif WHOLE GIP3y FAMILY mnily of Wandering Gipaien, six in ited America, can be seen dui UREN can be privately consulted regarding Pe Py Fature. ‘Mr. H.-G. SHERMAN, 'T.G. BOOTH, Miss ADAIR, ke. |. Negro Speech, Song and Breakdown by T, G. beautiful Giraffe, Rhinogerous, and other curiesities n added to the Maseam. [Performances comn.ence at precisely seven o’clock. Day visiters admitted the same evening free. rations are miking for the ap fe of supe aifieence never be- 4 jars hereafter. ‘Admission to the whole 25. cents—children under ten years, half price. ; ¢ 25 cents extra for private consultations with the GipsyQueen ia’ for Newburypore—and | 10 north river, orto mith loans Hoxe, Dec 9—Arr New Jersey, ‘Trinidad for do; Ventrosa, (late do or Gloucester: Lexington, Ph BOYD & HINCKEN Brokers, 9 Tontine Building, KOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE.—Regular Boston; Heary, Means, 8 aa ed Performers—Only (ne Ceut BNO delphia for Boston; Mary, NYork for P neiro for Boston—on 11th stove boat, Ke. the brig lal over 200 bags coffee. joston; Spartan, Bates, Si a severe blow from WNW, oe i Fer ined tk cre atu hore walled for splendor or com harf, foot of Wall st: ELK. C nine years old) perfectly white, with p white as mow. with the flat nose and ‘Their parents aceomoany them, and $100, p Sheridan, Capt. Det iddous and sail'the 2th J Vipers may rely upon the shipe of this Line siting pane FANCY BALL DRE IN. PINTEI CAFE DES MILLE 307 BROADWAY. THIS Age of Quackery and tant to choose an experienced Phy DR. J. EVA HAS REMOVED Pearl stieet, corner his most extraordinay ew ‘ster, of 1000 tons, Shamrock, Frede- January her regular ausett, Baker, Ports- Elms, Little River, NC; Loe succeed the Si jwehauna, Miercken. Liver- ‘Treaty, Baraard, Ricumoxp, Dee i dee Bonn wig jp ie most impor: ‘Attwood, Trinidad; ‘3 urrington, Barnes, Gua Old Galen’s Head Dispensary 10 288 treet, where he continues te diseases, no matter #KALK’S NEW YORK MUSHUB AND PICTURE GALLERY. oadway, opposite the City Hall.) de sea— Prostrated—Best, Bill i yoke Shilling Nyntem esempbant Twelve Talent: Enc! W'WHITE NEGROES, Just arrived from Brazil, two Negro Boys (seven and Lior ‘of toe Altteas pe as black as jet. ‘These Jen are the most extraordinary sever known. been engaged ai great expense. and can be seen during the whole day and even they remain this week only. 8 Coes , the celebrated Female Juggler and lasses—Miss. Adair, the Songstress— re the Mi I Lanka Sia he Dasase B w Lull Banio Paver and M ADAME ADOLPHE ‘The Celebraced Sybil, can be privately cqgauited at all hour rgheding the Fast, Pre tand Futine. She has been const d many emipent Iggaane,tseludiog N= Willis, Han. editor of 4 “\Gaturday: Afternoon at 3 o’clock—perfolmances the same ns ia the evening at half-mst 7. ; ‘Admission to the whole 1256 cents—oue shilling extra tor conauitice Madame Aiiolphe recommended by jassal aalvesas Comat itizens and strangers that connection, whatever i j is consultations strictly coafidentisl oserve the number, mistakes are often dangerous, Cuarieston, Dec 18—Arr ue, [Fr] Guerault, St Pierres, Marc; ‘lon, Patnam, Mobile; Lewis, ‘rus } Jansen, Antwery On Son jessa, [Br] Va G t ces, Ladiea, NOrlean-; American hia. Old Europe, Barker, NOrleans: NYork, Sid eoaree.. m Kesaedy, Big: IRST: Violoneellist to the King of Sardi E Member of the Paithurmonic Bocieties ec. at earl atreet. his . B—Medicines and directions sent toany part of the Union, gg ongen te eh apm raiculy stating the cave, and enclosing five doliars, MILITARY BALL. : HE NEW YORK HIGHLAND GUARD will second Annual Ball »t the Apollo Satoon, Broa Wednesday even ng, iverpool; Stey ing Hamilton, 3 ranklin square; Constitution fl. . Moreton, comer of Graud aud Elm stiectyor Capt Craig, 54 Peatl siteet. 23 5* , New York; El 'E Dennison, Post, Havre; Jane, New Onveans, Dec 1 ecanoe, Gray. Vera Cruz; | ) 7 ARGARET BISHOP, will St ‘ the 2ith Dec. in Columbi and 7 o’cleock, Fr. M —Subject—' reach to-morrow, (Sunday) | siya) mpocetaly ave Niblo'e Saloon, the procerds to be applied to the benefit of ‘the Charch. ‘Lhe Togathering of Israel.” 'Y CHTISTMAS BALL at Wa Mi er hag the pleasure to annouxce to his friends an i ving a Grand Ball on Monday joy the good old custoin of Merry ORTABLES PONaE US Second size for Single Beds. for Double Beds. Large Double Beds. Fifth size fo: Large Double Beds the pnblic, that he intends evening December 25th, .0 6 mai 0 commeace at 8 o’clo:k, and continue until a late d20 St is *re FRIDAY, 20th DEC., 1813. CONCE BY SIGN YOR. CAS! 4 Honorary ‘in, Ganon, THE WASHINGTON HOTEL, d by MADAME St a Conductor: ‘Tiekets 9 cencanpe t 8 o'clock. 2 tottre ~ GHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT NIBLO’S. EA PARTY—The i R en of the vranklin Kerr D. Hes ts) at Chureh, respectfully \e4 i . The excellent Band of Music is engaged. ee aes will be ready at balf-past seven o'clock and every woged to make the Festival agreeable. ‘Tickets 50 cents—C hildren 25 eents—which includes the sup- per; to be had at the door in the evening, and at & Co. er % & Ha ts, 561 Broadway, Selby Benicar ada dale, 163 Bleecke. street. Warranted to be filied with pure clean cotton, and neatly and Prices are low and fixed (no devia For sale singly 0 THOM. he “Tickets $1 each—to admit a gentleman and his ladies—can be ress Ball on New Year Night, at the Dry Goods Store of treet, corner of Green RPHANS’ FAIR—A Fair for the benefit of the Half- hans, under the care Of the Sisters of Ch tween the 6th and 7th Avenues, will be | eceinber, at Niblon’s Saloot se pul ‘Articles have been re- F sale on that cecasion. f the institution a suieable RESIDENTS OF THE “WEST END.” UR Foretathers established the pr-cident, of opening ovr houses and hearts on New Ye rs Day. i hat good old custom, and will 4 Cordis. Fri a Socwty Si Sopvckets Cwhich ave Innited) One Dollar each, t0 be ist, 22d and 23a of De N lie are informed that a variety of Fan ceived from France,an‘t will be exposed By the exertion cf the friends Asylum hes been erected, which now accommod dred an | twenty of these helpless children. Institution are exhausted, and the proceed: AOLE’S PICTURES of Mount Ei ‘eis end Groceri Nati Dealer in Teas, Wines, &c., 220 Bleck N Adjourned M tributors to the re of this city, con- Professor Sylvester iI so recommends itself to the i Jordan, will be held at the Broadway Hou e, corner of Broad | ly anticipated that the effect now made ‘on * uoday next, (2fth inst) at 7 o’clock, der, P. J. JOACHIMSSEN, Secretary. OYS & CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.— will sell this morning at 10! i of the family ot way,and Grand street, on Satu 5 int © zveni Come to the Fair! © ori eppeae Ar the ‘Whore hearts are b The seraph voice of cha Solicits you to cor Donations for the Fair will juan 1 Sal inet. Secace H. Richianos, deputy in. enue, in the ear of his age. Tis friends and acquaintances, And officers sf the Cus. toms, are particularly invited to attend his funeral, from his¥late residence 147 Waverly Place, on Sunday after. noon, at half past one o’clock. Suddenly, on the morning of the 22d inst., Jonx Conv, at Manhattanville, in this city. The relatives and friends of the deceased are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, this day (23d inst.) at halfpast 3 o'clock P. M., without fur- ther invitation. Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HEMALD OFFICE. ene SSla Ss Loreen wlecoat SSERSSS55_¥ ig Importations. St Bants—Brig fe franc pieces $3480 1 bax old 5000 fivs seer F 8 Schlesinger—3 cks old brass t do 9 pieces old iron J Henry. Hibernia, Sritannia, Caledonia, Acadi Shannon+ Packets to Arrive. PROM LAvERPOOt, aml eaton, Nov. oa WWeeringion, Nov. ‘i FROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR RORTSMOUTH, Mediator, Chadwick, Nov. 20] St. James, Meyer, OM HAVRE FOR HARE St. Nicolas Pell, Nov 16] V. de Lyon, Stoddard, Dec. 26 uchesse d’Orlerns, N itty ‘dees 1 Sully, Burrows, fetzom, Jame me. be thankfully receive} and may or shive, in the store 304 Broadway comer beautiful assortment of French aud German toy Se.—embracing many of the tm be sent to the Asylum or to aay of the following Ladies: {Depa Row, Bleecker st, Ms. Hargous, 218 Thom; LasT CONCERN au mor Giampetri,. NM Masic Stores, He: and at the door. fo commen: el "ast Preseat, &c. Se, Low exnibitine a oval ‘Academy, comer o* Leonard st eet and Broadway, ‘tance 2) cents—Beason Tickets 50 cents a meh MITCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE. CARD=MR. GEORGE HOLLAND. resi jt forms his friends and the public that nis Benetit takes ay E nk mmber 23d, on which occasion he BILLY LACKADAY, tchell, aud the whole strength of the Olympic com and THE SAVAGE AND THE MAIDE EN. [CF Box Book new open. 22 atee May be examined le Mrs. Thebaud, 16 Le Parsiculars, sre auction heads. i [SHE Members of the Freach Benevolent Society are in’ Kggleso, 20 Greenwich street. Velasquez, 123 Troy street. Bartseil, Adelphi Hotel. Miss Gallagher, 79 Fourth strae OF EXCHANGE— gland, Ireland and Sco to any amount, for sale at S.J SYLVESTE! __ a Waltsewand PANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONS— 4 or sale Favriot Doubloous, 100 Spanish Dostlvan able at Sight, onall towas id, in sums of £5, £10, £15, E LEAST SAID and the Soonest sufficient to say that LOUIS AN strest ig determined mended "—It will } ICH 683Chatham to sell his splendid stock of Jewe five cents profit on the dolla, gentlemen from all parts o! ponliminaneelay that will draw the ESTER, city to 68% Chatham street. 4.130 Broadway. OLLECTIONS—Onail parts of the United States made on tue most favorable terms, LYON—Cheaprst Jewelry Score in the city—A. L. + would call the attention of the public to his store No, 80 best, cheapest, and newest %. J. SYLVESTER, both forei mn both foreign a: 22 Wall street and 130 Broxdway. —On, yyarable terms, by Chatham st, where they will U spleadid goods for gentlemen’s dreaging i sortinent of new style Silk and, and wedding costume. A choice assortment and Satin Searls, can manufacture senta,all of which } not fail 10 give satis chasing jewelry, ALABAMA MONEY WANTED. 22 Wail street and 130 FF WARKDROBE- . Hemen about pur colling at the he: Do not forget the number—80 % and ge ve 25 per ceut by ‘Chatham street. ENTLEMEN’S LEFT ©) FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOEIETY. to attend the Anuwsl Meeting which will take place oa hy instant, at 7 o’elock, P.M ‘ely. 2t Messrs. corner of Beaver and Sout William sta. # Onler of the President, FORT, Seeretary._ ~SCARVS AND CRAVATS. Cc. B. HATCH, 97 WILLIAM STREET, Has just received a fresh assortment of GENTLEMEN" SCARFS “AND CRAVATS, I Of the* latest sty! a Iso on, pond, a full assortment of CLINE GLOVES, SU: WNbERS, ke. 21 St ism ST RECEIVED, via St Acadia, a lot of new and Ik and Satin Vestings if i: reer SENNINGS & CO., diy Im*ec 241 Broadway. tun street, Old gold or silver booghtor taken ju exchange. ——A dent! for diamouds aud other prec: converting their left off Wear. 23 1 men or families desirous of ing Apparel into cash, ean obtain for the same the The utmost value given pnee dea familien and geotlemen an pertiao trent thet Advantage seu for the subseriber, who will vend them ment. eee nce eee, LEVETT, © John street Aline through the Pest Office, or ‘otherwi ing the city, or changing resi- ALE OF MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRU- ts to dispose of, will find it ME} —Will be sold at No. 30 South PHILADELPHIA, for cash, Jan, 10th, 1844, th and fixtures of the Masical Fist Meignen & Co and thei blishment of the late firm fur two months by the professors of the Uni no purpose. On read inform th pablic that y other dealers, and those who IN OF SOCIETY.—JOHN A. aneateles Community, an 9 J 5 tt arte of | te a seencdeeol mimmla emses firghe be mentiued. where chil- Lip ff 5 gg seshaped te hg dhe rand adalts had suffered all put desth fiom worms, and no- th not connected in business with any person purchasing clothing, therefore those who make such represeata DOCTOR BELL. KELL devotes his it the present system of society is based upon a hat is pli on ‘antagonistieal pri ciples id imtemperance are the effects of isolated interests—an i in which Poverty, Vice an hed, and replaced bi ¢ meetings are to be on Saturday evening, half-past 2, and evening at m The public are respectfally invited to attend. Admission fires a3 It re attention (daily, im- i diseases in every un cases, aggravated of un by inexperienced or pretended practition: der destructive effects of mercury or the remains of disease always with a guar ree are. “Persons contemplating macringe, who have been, the s Dr. Bell wit) hovorabl Jaid lecters, devcribing the came of persons at . |, and is well known to "thm Privateodices 87 Cedar street, «wo doors from Broadway, : Dec. 23, at 7 o'clock; Sunday afternoon at Donbat, Ray, Bi, De Borest, Rev. 2 palatation, lowness of 5 Fohises cap oemalt froin bodily oF Shes in the system, may consult 18 APPROACHING—When every body is in pure juitable to present to appropriate than hich come under the head of Fancy WM. A. COLMAN, No 203 Broxdway, nmense stock of the choicest and bably in the city. Jar and best adapred who will either call or send for on Tibor by calling at once and examinin N.B.—NO CHARGE: to hi P stairs—entrance by the lower door. m iiseases, may consal F delicate di ontidence., Post ‘s dastance, have his exposes to suspicion, {riend or relative. Articles, of the Fine Avt B.'s Cy never is prepared as usual wil sold by om to those persons save them much fa tore and Print Room, ERSON INSURANCE COMPAN Y " New York, Dee. 16th HIS Company insure at rates as low as any resi ‘and will return ten per sorters at the time of effec OFF CE F JER pow nt of the preminm ia cas! urance. fram and HORNE, Peainents EDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITU AZ ber street. Cerone a! Jan. 1 | an ne advice aud attendance n our city aud those who are not able. for theie medicines, n more extensively kuown to be rightly appreciated. 23 /DUESE farfamed and cele inion and Nonpsriel dR SALE T of 1 OR SAL Twe founts of T fou Vor Herald. which have been used on the fice, READ WHAT SHEKMAN’S LOZENGES | HAVE DONE. ker, No 29 Tillary street, Brooklyn, y for eighteen months with emaciation, de- sickness of the stomach, loss of appetite, shoo! iomach neglecyed almost every, pt sugar. jad been attended by various pI « Dr an’s B Me chocuuhe they met abt awa orma,and ent rely cured Kim: wo, sheep 5 . Dr. yEtmond aud handreds i, De Forest, Rev. rinea ns ouers Gan to the hheadacl al exertic ‘of Poor Ma see that hie aster. ant for ase are oa the back Kememb«$ to get Sherman's ‘Truss—none others, or you will bedeceived.. bedeceived. 4 pe De. Sherman’s Warehouse is 106 Nassau st eet on : + 188 Bi cor Spring; 77 Bast Bro Hadgon sf cor ng William sty (io, {73.49 and 901 139 Falton, and Simson cor Prospect ‘snd Je ‘ Grocer, in Newark We eo eeiding Cot Sess: -Albeay—A Gath ws ttanwit Hale Raia Bo ~ PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. ted Pills, from Portwgnt. are this country. See advertu@: we perceive, to be obta ment on the last columa, fourth pases