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having accepted office, end in the discharge of their trust.imvited the public confidence, we can. not conceive the motive of their general backward- ness, for there is no disguising the fact that the @ubscriptions progress very slowly. tors will not aid, why should individuals, less in- formed, shoulder the whole burthen; end, in fact, hew could snch a result be anticipated, according to the rules of common experience? The force of example in this case, is of extreme importanee—to withhold, is to create distrust, while its exhibition could not fail to ope- rate asa guaranty of sincerity, effurding a practical en- dorsement of the value of the investment. It also pre- sents another censideration, which ought never tobe overleoked, that, with the strict personal interests of the directors, the affairs of the company will most likely be admiuistered with economy and judgment. The plan now proposed for the construction of this great thoroughfare to the Lakes, appears, net only rea- sonable and practicable, but presents the most flattering expectations that the ultimate operation of the system would prove more advantageous to the stockholders, than afullsubscription to the whole amount of the capital stock. If we compare the general features of this road, with those of the Western road from Boston to we are presented. with the extraordi- under every disadvantage, the overcome difficul. SANDS’S SARSAPARILLA itself a triad of properties Preparation. Ino ‘ Arrived. Brig Olive, Jeffreys, 5 days from Eastport, with lath, &e. to Y A YOUNG MAN, late! @ respectabie office fariear™ Ate FG. E. KART! Swedish Consula UNIOR” BACHEL AMUSEMENTS. ly arrived from Europe, a — oases. HEATRE. RS. SEGUIN, OMBIN. Cotter mediciva to exhibit first an forms of these are a and sometimes various PAKK BENEFIT O ud Last A; BR. ERAY “tt M EV eS fi ay Re for the loth time in Ameniea, a the BOHR MLAN Below. One barque, two brigs, unknown. / if the-'ainew Aaperieut, or pleasant alterat great processes of purga‘ion, neatral 0 on tovether harmoniously, under its balmy influeace. Unwholesome particles of t Salled. muel Hicks, Bunker, Liver HU SS, from St. Louis, ae ings ts We is a moe ORS ATTENTION=AIN me posed .to the proceedings of a meet ¥ blood aze neutralized and carried Off, and a healthy tone 1s restored to the orgaus which geuecate fluid: "Phoasanda eat and have tatihed 1 its arious chrouie coustitueional disease y of depraved state of the blood and largement of the glands m cites wally: surety be mally cu jaful affections of the muscular fibre, a speedy removal of the pain, and iu all cases a revewal of strength, wil the retreat of the disease from ‘Seize upon truth where’er ‘tis found, Amongst your friends, amongst your foes, n or on Heathen ground— where'er it grow! fhe rose.” i he medjeal profes- \olfigers of justice, aud numerous both written and (his preparation.— HELL: APrinee Felix, MrFrazer; nderella, Sirs Eeguin. Husee slat ‘Lier 75 cents—BSecond and Third Tiers ‘cents. Baro Cyraus.—Ci iday, Dee, i3, at 8 o’clock, P. M. Wy note for $281 39 cts, drawn wekiel, and endorsed by N ‘ADMissi0n.—Boses, 50 cents—-PitS0 cents—Gallery 25 O'S N&W YORK OPERA HOUSE. r siunilar affect ior i a heary aca on the Tih which caused he olin & Mary, and Cod, passed the hu'lof sails and rigging attached; saw a The Austrion Lloyd the commercial navies of crew were taken o! as the py meat thereof has bee cautioned against negotiating tg ‘ame will plesse jeave it 0, Sig Sanquirico. ins aud Parduetie, $1; Second Tier 50 cts foxes, with 4 admission . Season TickeTs, without can be had at the Box Of- Doors open at 7; performance to commence at 734 o’clock.— secured from 9 A. M. to > P. M. can be had at the Box Office. ATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, 321 Broadway.—The Pro prietor respectfully infc he has a splendid. esta mercantile business ; bi house ; the price of billi tor has had strict regard to ele; has combined economy A room for one night, 25c, Refreshments on the sh tendance at all times dui Tet them o.tat all hours. is closed will ring the hall bell. ‘0 Hise for the winter, or to ‘Two Horse Cab, Low Carri- lau. without horses or harne Upper Post Oifice, with terms and descrip: PRR Eee le of KEARNEY & DUI treet, (in this city,) was dissolved on the 9th instant. Mr. George Kearney reapeetfull publi, that he has taken his old where he will be New York, Dee: é EDITOR OF THE NEW Some individual, callin orrespondent of the Fi \d other amusements in the ds 1234 cents per game. fance aud comfort ; and that 0 illing testimony, (ecetzitchenr «yy Yerbal, to the superior value and efficacy of ‘To the poor it is furnished gratuitously, on sufficient proof be given of their worthiness. exh bits in a remarkable manner the great varilla in & most severe scrofulous and 5 week, $1; fora meuth, $: THANKSGIV A UF Children’ Halt price Don QUIXOTE LIAN FANT NI And Twelve Beautiful Acts in the Circle, incl SYLPH OF THe SILVER SHOWE ‘hose who want lodgin, up A B.& D. Sanns—Resrectep Fainxps—in : with inflémmatory rheumatism, which, contiguing, became chrouic and settled in my right hand, ara Jeg, and for three years | was perhaps as great a ever lived. The hip joint ulcerated in eight. week: commencement of the attack. Uhave now fost all the right thigh bone, and. r che bone in two fingers of has also decayed aud been removed, te various remedies cluded I must suffer on uy bhe a kind aud over-raling Providence ordered otherwise. th a severe cold, wh 182) 1 was attacked N nud Si Denmarkes. BURTON'S THEA TECK, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. S CONNER’S BENEFIT, ING, Dec. 13th, 1 EY—Evelyn, Mr r Stevens; ‘Capt Stout, Mr Faulkner; Clara, Mrs Burke; Lady F M oth. Followed by THE WOOL DEALER: spirit of Boston hes ties which seemed to be insurmountable in the con. struction of a roud through a country without any collate ral or local attractions, while the citizens of N. York dare | not venture on the completion of the Erie road, passing } through a region of extraordinary wealth, and in its pro. gress uniting with canals, railroads, rivers, and lakes, each in its turn of immense tributary resource. ‘Boston road is in length two hundred and one miles, and costs $8,000,000, of which $5,000,900 is debt: the Erie road will be four hundred and eight miles long, and, in- ‘cluding $3,600,000 debt, will not cost the company over $5,000,000. Tbe Boston company anticipate to pay large dividends, based on their present succes ‘operation of their sinking fund, will discharge their in- ‘debtedness within a reasonable period, while such is the ‘confidence entertained in the profitableness of this road» ‘that the bonds of the company are at a premium. Under ‘such circumstances, it does seem incredible that there ‘should be any reluctance on the part of capitulists to en- @age in the Erie Railroad, the local interests of which are beyond estimate,and when added to the though business would, in less than five years, free the company from ; debt, and leave the capital stock, under $5,000,000, to ' enjoy the sol profit. With a subscription of $2,000,000, the completion of the road is rendered certain, os it has been ascertained that contractors on the western portion ofthe road will take $1,000,000 stock in payment, which ‘will leave the cost of the superstructure and other out- lnys, buildings, engines, cars, &c., to be discharged by bonds, to suit the convenience of the company. ‘Yo make upthe two millions, in addition to what is already subscribed, about $1,300,000 ure wanted, which the energy of ten men could easily procure, if the direc. tors will commence and head the subscription with a mall testimonial of liberality. It is understood that three of the directors have taken three hundred shares each, and supposing six of the others to take residue two hundred each, we may th: derce, that the following schedule wo 6 Directors, to subscribe 300 sha di do 200 8 lo 20 individuals, 50 do a FRIDAY EY i the Comedy of MON. Burton; Sir F Blount, y informs his frien Dudley Smosh Mr No. 5 € atall times to meet his friend: which Mr Burke LEIGH DRIVER—Ivan Daniloff, Kirby. Whalemen. -Ar Lafayette, Bowen. Indian Ocea lena, Oct 2ist, with 1500 bbl i RK HERALD, has, on two ove: ectures, which | d ppear. conclude with the Mr Vonner; Fedora, Miss nT heard of your Sarsaparilla, and ongly repossessed in its favor, froin the great good It ha I procured one bottle, and found almost Wannen, Dee. 10— Beh, *ept 4th, St Hel Left at Nos Beh Islands,'Sept 4th, Exehany 4 mos out, clean: atdo Dennett, Vortsmouth, 17000 i. sracter, (unless it be of that kind which itis 60 sp: Despatch, of Li o its to loxe,) but {do wot want iny friecds in other pl iTS ONLY. Scientific Exhibition from. it ys May 40, ha chrouie diurris 1, which the b; Eimerald, Lakeman, alem, 7 mos out, love, Taylor, NB, 900 sp; July bur Lectures, two on the POLA. two on ASTRONOMY, on Mon- ¥ de public, and hope afflicted as I have been to try the same ren Your grateful friend, aay induce others medy, 1AM G. WARING, iN, Nov. 16, 1844. he statement made the suffering through my more numerously attended, and more flatteringly re Evening, Dec. 161 Thursday, the 19 19 ine, Dor Edgartown, ‘Westport, 170 sp: Maine’ of Boston, 10 sp. Tt if Madagase At Mozamb:que, Ai Guano. also 200 sail English vessels. 5 on the Properties lor, Illustrated by the Polariacope and a collec- th Lusi th of my Ge y e conclusion, both of my Gentlemen's aud the Tourmaline, the Ruby, the To approbation and re- whieh will accordingly be be published in’ the jasses, expressive of loutezuma, 9 mos, Waring respecting iw, Westport, leg ’ eek, ‘These resol hiladely hia papers, with the tants attached thereto. _ son who is making himself “ridicus is your pameluss corres- ™ 5 | "The Astronomical ‘Lectures will bs illustrated by the newly “ ting py lqveniae Flepetarinm, Moveable Instruments, and 20,000 objects interesting case is pre d ; vitedito its careful perusal. Comment on such evid-nce is un- | aiteroceh procure necessary. New Youx, July 25, 1844, Sanvs:—Gents—I consider it but'an act o tate the following facts in reference to the great cure of an obstinate Cancenous ULCER Pandora, from Marseilles for Boston, Oct 25, fe) bowed Weat, taivatts Int 30 0 fe) bouad West, 12th ult Calincine, ot Warren, Thomaston for NOrk - Baltimore, 14 days out, short of provisions, latteras, it, Calcutta for Boston, Sept 22, lat 32 40S, lon 36 tional Institute at Paris f is 'D y ine, and other places of historical interest, being 4 d the same which have been exhibited at the technic Iustitution, London, Views accompanied Doors open at7— ven to this communication, Respectfilly yours Sanderson’s Hotel, Dec, 12, 1844, NEW YORK LYCEUM, 74 Lispenard street, corner of Broadway. NEW SCHOOL OF FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, ENGLISH, GREEK, LATIN, MATHEMA- TICS, GEOGRAPHY, . by a splendid Band, Lecture to commence at half past 7. be in waiting at half past 9. ‘irat Parqueite or dress circle, 50 cents each Lec ture; children half price, to dress circle ouly. Second boxes, 25 _Lwas attended eighteen mouths by aregular and skilful phy- cian, assisted by the advice and counsel of one of our most le eid experienced surgeons, without the least benefit what treating cancer were resorted for five weeks in succession iny breast was burned with i it was daily syringed the cavity or internal Thomaston for Philadelphf&, 7th inst, lat 3931, lon the C4 iscasset for Havana, 20th ult. lat 26 57, lon 75. dit oue adult to the Course, to the Jordan, Bath for Cardenas, %h inst. lat 4125, lon y a weak solution of nitric ife was so large that it held over an ounce of the solution. ‘he the ulcer and examine: inease was advancing rapidly to the lungs, relief by medicine or 1 was advised to have | ined, but finding no relief from what J was rapidly getting worse, | almost despaired of re- covers, considered my case nearly hopeless. ing Various testimonials and certificates of cure by the ‘use of “ Sanps’s 1 concluded to tr Lut from the long bone, and said the aud if’ I did uot get n operation, the result would he Lreast laid open and the boues Cap ak lilt et ap ial MAI, MAGNETISM AND THRENOLOGY, and i t the Society Library, Broadway, December 13th, Eutertaiuments, hes placer, while in Last Night but a corner of Leonard street. Professor RODGER’ Fran rood, Bath; 25th, jchardson Park N | Professor in New’ Yo Catharina, Anderson, Buenos A Fraaees Louisa, Soule, Boston; 26th, Bowey,, Bur ilaniogte Georgetown. 5 tha, iy Veaver, Wikhe, NY agen a trains 3 Nora M,; M. MAPLESON, Chev'r lessor from London. and other several Pre- ove mentioned place, a School for of instraetion are from $ in the mom: ‘The system. is that adopted ¢ language of the School, truction are $20 per quarter. f those who wish lessons in any modern lauguage, $13 per Sansavaniiua,” in cases Animal Magnetism and Phrenology. y m for one Capa st and two ladies $1. p.seated character of my changes considering. his ag che only vrobanle i disease was eutirely ince the cure was com- UNION RIFLEMEN’S BALL. Hk NINTH ANNUAL B place at ‘Tammany Hall, ou the 16th Dece Iu making the necessary arrangements, t been instructed to s coum for my case, | rs It is now over eleven months Doted ; there is not the slightest appearance of a return. ‘onounce myself WeLL and the cure entirely of fected by Sanvs’s Sansaranitta,” as I took no other medi- cine of any kind during the time I taken any since, Please excuse ment, which 1 thi parilla cured me, niogo, Nov 21—In port, J Peterson, Sil UL of this company t, Puller, for Boston, sepg, mi Mr. Richard con cnnes his c ourse of lectures in French every evening at7 o'clock. dizre ‘cou-mitiee have pare no pains, and it ts confidently ex 16 in port, Emma, Wait, of NYork, une. his occasion will surpass all thar Elome Ports. ¢7—Cld Napoleon, Jordan, Havana, W'to NW very fresh, Sarah, Mobiley De NOvteans} Guadaloupe, using it, nor have 1 ug deferred reknowledg- our valuable Sarss- becompleted :— each, $180,000 i ik it my duty to make. with the blessing of Di nothing else could, and I feel inysel Rfally taviey fadtce athipted oak respectfully invite ies tet as me and | will satisfy them fully of the trath as stated above, and many other things in reference to the case. NANCY J. MILLER, | 218 Sullivan street, next door to the Metnodist Church. articulars and conclusive evidence of its sui efficacy, see pamphlets, which may be obtained eratis. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail . B. & D. SA) 79 Fulton street, 273 Broadway hala also by, Dra tates. Price $1 per 5 ‘The public are respectfully requested to remember that it Sarsaparilla that has an iL remarkable cures the human fraine i milla, and take no other. Mobile; Dublin, ani aud Exchange, Cuba; Pie jarks. xT, Dec 10—Sld L?Orient, hip Bratus, which sailed on ot, Dec yg Deposit, Upton, Para; Ruby, acob Perkins, Copp, ei Rac wd of the folowiss committee:— ich st. wave been to call upon ; 328 Bleecker at. EACON COURSE—FOOT RACE. ISAND DOLLARS will be given fora Foot iles, to come off over the Bercon Course the 16th December, weather . H. BOVEE, Sec’y. ‘There can beno doubt alargo subscription of less sums ND INSTRUMENTAL could be obtained, probably 2000 subscribers, at five shares each, making $1,000,000, which, added to the sub- scription already made, would form an aggregate exceed- ing $3,000,000. If the directors should desire to decrease their subscriptions, let them be diminished in the ratio of their excess. Every facility has been extended by the State to ensure the completion ef this road, and ;the only hing now wantingjis a union among our capitalists and business men. We care little how the work is carried through £0 long as it is eventually finished. The receipts of the Charleston Railroad for the month of November, 1844, compares well with those of the pre- ceding months of the year. was only necessary for the receipts of November and December to equal those of the corresponding months of the last year,to enable the Company te declare a dividerd equal to 6 per cent per ennum, and have a handsome sur. plus besides, after paying all expenses, and the interest GRAND VOCAL A CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF TH LENT SOVIETY. SHE COMMITTEE of the New York French Benevolent the honor to announce thi uly volunteered their ital Concert, te be gi i h increased to a gal-, laid to ours—put into Provinestown Bu with the proprietor, or at R. Smith’s, Park Row, on or. bel : C. 8. BROW NING. Pro) vores Greenhalgh, Thomas Mc FRENCH BENEVO- roughout the United Phe following persons Nes for $3. John Gildersleeve John Nayils, and Same day, & purse of $150 for a race of four Propriator, or at R. Smith's, Park Row, ie most difficult class of inject; therefore sak for Sands’ Baryabe’ | cron Satwrdat tre, on Saturday, $5, to be made with the on or before Thursday evening, the 12th ‘The following Pedestrians have ente for the four mile rac b Barlow, L. Westervel:, Wm. Fowl], James Franc: L. Vaness, Thos. McCabe, James Bloomfield, J. P. a heavy gale of wind, s| ks of every thing, lost. bulwarks, Hed the cabin with wate: ilmicgton, Curtis, Se a » Kice, Philadel phia: Nor folks poe & i m Penn, Foster, You Pittston for Savann: ped a sea which swept the ir rose Jackson, Ge: 1, SANQUIRICO, ECRET HABITS.—There is a certain secret vice existing HORUSSES. he youthful and indiscreet, I bills. cay, old age, insanity and death none can contemplate without shuddering and ht of self-destruction, to. which these hat leads to a premature ; and such a death as For particulars of the programme see small Admission, first tier and parquett had at Palmo's Wheat jotels, and from the Cor Joors open at 7—commence at # o'clock, er order of the Committee, GEOR, GUYNET, Secretary. rr poleon, f Boston, 419 74-950 jurgeas, Bowers, Cienfu It has been shown that it Maiden Lane, (1 JUNB, ‘from the lowest An extensive assortment of } importer’ oJ Ky cola; Renown, Lovell, and midst cutting off among the yous dd.” Dr. Woodward, of ic Hospital, says and that somathing should be youth of the State from this mi h in a letter to Dr. Gi CTFULLY announces that on Wednesday evenin; rive a CONCERT at Palm ra inh effective Orchestra, un- rection of Signor / the first time, his new ¢ with other ‘novelties. nested to A « rae ber, Will nly fin Itis time for those who ard, Mille " low, Southport, Gor fn future advertisements i TICKETS ONE DOLLAR KACH— sic Stores, Astor House, and at the door. {AND ANNE SLOMAN, lists, respectful: Portion to the secrecy and ry. has recently recei 8. Lunatic Asylum at Utica, H more blighting to body, mind, and We have now in the Asy! The receipts for November, 1 a letter from Dr. M Do do 1 lolbrook, Wilming- R Ht4, Dec 1—Arr Lodemia & Eliza, 4 Charleston; Edgar, Wooster, N York; “ane, Bi aiNewpen Johi firey, New Haven} Davi nter, Mershou; 8 ‘To be had at the Ma- d8re st Mrs. M. L. Bishop to. deliver athering of Israel, in Colum Yhursday Evening, the 12th ivat. Pleased to hear . to M, M,N the Broadway Tabernacle, for h . in the evangelization, in connection with the restoration Of the Jews. Also, the gentleman's auswer, and M. Mrs. L. Holmes, M Scheppelmanu, Mrs. J. Bi soul than any ot! me about 300 confirmed luvatics, imbecility has beeu caused by ing habit.” Impotence and barrenness from this cause, and should the health, either ical, be spared for the present, yet does nature keep a. most rigid ‘reco later will bring the tran —, Hall, 265 Grand st Sarplus. . oes cece cee cee cece s «$10,758 58 he The receipts of the Western Railroad for the week ending the 7th inst. 1644, compared with the correspond. ing week in 1843, were as follows :— ¢ letters written, loha Thompson, ls answer to appeal made by him Caspian, Anthon MATCHLESS! !! DR. VALFNTINE AND BUNKER HILL! At the Coliseum, 450 Broad: determined to distance every other place of n quality and quantity of attract ment with the celebrated Dr. Va'en ion with the grand " Battle of Bunker Hill, most wonderful mechanical exhibition in the d—almost surpasses real life) Random Recolleetions—Li ssor to a fearful reckoning. 1 ion this and other sub- highly interesting to all 1, but the most agreeable part of this notice Will be that which relates to the re M . Gwynne, M ©. Webster, Mrs- fits NC. Dec 6Arr Al 7 Colson, Tobigo, a hn Kehrman, Lo Glidden, for New Ori om ee with the ab it, M. the Lord willing, attend at Columbian Ha on Thursday evening, 12th ins ‘The public are respectfully invited, UMBERLAND COAL FAWN ASH.—The Subscriber ive orders for the above superior ‘Lhe Cumberland ly, with a blaze, iti to those jotereste is caoable of repai gory’s Invigoratix id oy y ith a certainty of cure, except where malformation. pre~ existed, or where orgauic derangement has it were a subject o} its valne, the Herald i half of those that have been have been offered. ian t. at T o'clock. Free adinission.— Sues or Stocns—Boston, Dec. 11, 1844, shares East Boston Co, 8}; 81 Nor- wich and Worcester RR, 70; 60 do, 05d, 70; 35 L Island RR, 73}; 60 Western RR, wobd, 875; 100.do, so6d, 88; 60 do At Auction—3 shares Lawience Manufacturing Co, 7; ct adv; 6 Eastern RR, 14f per ct adv; 4 Boston an ‘orcester RR, 19 per ct adv; 42 Franklin Ins Ce, 1} a 2 er ct adv; 6 Hope Ins Co, ank, $93} per share; $ North Bank, $93; do. Exchange Board, Dec.11 —50 shas Reading, s05d, 234; 50 Norwich and Worcester RR, 13; 26 do, sod, 71f; 155 East Heehange Board - ® ¢. Doors open at 6\4—eommence at 7 o'clock. Coal, direct from vessel or yard. ‘on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3 P.M. for is bituminous in its nature, burning. freel j but no soot or smoke, and has bea pronounced superior to the by some of the first chemists in England d the first and only market since the completion of the Com STOKES DICKENSON st, rear of Broadway Tabernacle, 4, Pearl, Lennon, Havana. xv’ Wear, Nov 9—Cld N ¢ 4—Arr Huma, ‘Ann Snow, New York. It is a medicine that invigo- ‘< Liverpool Orrel Cont and America ‘The subscriber has pirits, shortness of ‘mptoms which are generally supposed ition of the lungs; price $2 pany’ . hy to mye oo Ae! Aathony ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS. TIFFANY NNOUNCE, to who! have received by late arrivals oods as they are acc ig to, or precede a per order, the pric share; 7 ‘Traders’ LECTURES FOR THE RELIEF APPRENTICES’ LIBRARY RED BY DR LARDNER, first Lecture of thi ‘consequence of the dangerous child, will take place on Friday evanin din. order to compensate those who pure disappointment they experienced ti inally arranged will cor Russell; Mariana, to any part of the United nce is 66 Gold street, & ELLIS d retail purchasers that the 82 Cases; their su, stomed to import, suitable an assortment even larger, more splendid and nerof Beekman street w! hi atall hours of the receive particular care and ieste: Alleghany, ‘Shankland, rt y, be addressed to * Bux 567 Upper a da imate PARR’S LIFE PILLS. n counterfeited. Purchasers will ing the gennine article only of the agents, all of whom are furnished with cetti- igorating powers of this fineherbal medi- rial of a single box will carry conviction javigorate the feeble, restore ices declining. We @ now held at $4 25, HIS Medicine has bee therefore be sure of getti daly appointed ficates. JR. CORBITT may be consulted confide now quote $3874 0 3933. Pearls fice, 16 Duane street Exports from Ist to 10th inat—Pots, 1,765 bbls; Pearls, 614 two doors from C! informed that Dr. Corbitt is a member D ‘ork, and that he has exclusive: ractice from being general to the Li Discoveries. uanar Diseovesi yet the distinguished and increasing patronage t Breapsturrs—Efforts are now making to raise the price of flour. Genesee now 1: Corron—The sales to-day are ners have teken one half. Prices generally are a shade Hay—Common qualities North River bale sell at 45a little doing in the article. Provisrons—Ohio pork, prime new, sells at $7; mess at $9 25, with a tendency upwards. Lard sellaas wanted at e casks are held at 24c. Western and prison we quote at 24a 24jc. Bons—Not much doing in whale oil. sells at 90 cents. South Sea whale bone erm, in New Bedford, last week, mall parcels—in all, about 400 «, The Stellar Universe. uses have rendered quate to so extensive a field as that in yy, Dees 25. To commence at half-paat 7 o¥elo ‘The great increase of the Lirary entirely in which ite placed, ieving that the commuuity has much at stake in aclass in this city number- ing from ten to twelve thousand, who may hereafter control the destinies of all other classes for good. or evil—an appeal is now to the. citizens general their determination, and they are can and comparison of goods and prices w that they procure a more elegant, bette finished article without any increase o TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!! 75 TS Y PRECEDENTED reduction made in Deni illed with fine gold from 75 cents to hat an examination x 2 T) aud more pe tor cautions the unfortunate oved entirely from the syscem. aracter of apprentices by a person legally nd quacks as there are several 0 sons afflicted with protracted ant . 1S LIKE PILLS “h Vivtaes, the established Family Medicines”? "O™ ' From our Agent forthe Western part of New York. Messrs. Thomas Roberts & Co. GenTLemes—I am requested to si mn, 0c. There is v you are judiciously treated November 4, 1844. te to you, that Mr. J. W. reat satirfaction at those whose future career may involve such important couse- ng reat Corbitt. A practice of many years has fepatation for skill and respectabilic Doctor's profound attention. Yeot a ceriain disease in any of its forms. SPARRING ROOMS, OHN MeCLEESTER & GEORGE KENSETT beg re- spectfully to inform their friends. is celebrated mineral, he cured or ulcerated, N. TAYLOK, Sup ALLS, EAS yey ke ene lekets for the course, of fiveevenings, fora gent Indy 50 cents: for a Apprentices’ Library, ie evening, 25 ces, "To be had atthe street, betweea Grand ans Yat Van Norden & King’s st.,in the Exchange: H. & 8. Raynor's, 76 13. Broadway, corner of Bleceker Hamy, of Chittenango, have superseded all othes fetches 42) cents. The transactions in were limited to several s1 bbls. at 90 cents, which is a decline. About 1,200 bbls, sperm oil have been exported to London, within the last ten day: Stationery store, 42 Wil Welford’s, 7 Astor Hou: . T. J. Crowen’s Bookstore, 6 we never yer met withan in taking them, that obstinate and Jong-standing dyapey Postmaster of Joslin’s Comers, Madi From our Agent in Philadelphia. ASTONISHING (CURE OF THE LIVER COMPLAINT. would do well to Tickets, prinetd zunt boon cape of the mua u Penn K sh ad ae Lom OF ery description he be- of Pearl and Centre streets, on Mi pose of giving Private Lessons in prepaged to do Wall heap Engraving and Pri next door to the Tabernac NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL. nd 67 Watt st. near Canal. Proprietor of this popular establishment onday, Nov. 25. the Art of Self De! ‘The easy and safe manne: ¢ pupil acquires the Art, will be ap= exercise is recommended by our’ first physi- habits, and ecpecially EXHIBITION. THE WORLD. y F. Anelli, at the A) is entirely separate In whale, sales of 700 bbls. or- dinary quality, have been made at 34a 34) cents, cash. ‘as refused on Saturday for a We have heard of bnt o1 tion in that market—a sale of about 10,000 Ibs, N. W, coast bone, at 39 cents, The stock on hand, of both des. criptions, in New Bedford, is estimated at about 160.000 Ibs. The whole stock in the country is estimated at 350,- 000 Ibs. exclusive of 30,000 lbs. damaged, in this city, and that in the haads of cutters and manufacturers. Brighton Cattle Market. Dec 9.—At market, 820 beef cattle, 19 yokes of work- ing oxen, 26 cows and calves, 1,700 sheep, and about THE END A VERY LARGE, SIZE, b: roadway. The kxhibition Joncert Koom. ‘Open from 10 A. M. to 42. M. Adiission 25 coats. NEW YORK GALLERY cians to persons of sedentary coutracted chests organic diseases, y of the human fort I be surprised at the relief ebtai wave been entirely cured afte received the greatest benefits from the give you my testimony in their a ‘or the last five years 1 ieted with the Liver Complaint, and the i with considerable cough, ree weeks before iced, and had become so could not sleep more #0 compietely was i ve spent over two hundred g ceived from the publ eMoon for Equestri se—In have totally faile cane Striet decoruin will be preserved in their room, t be waited on and taught at their residences, For terms, (which are moderate) apply as above. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN SWPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL. thdrawa our Agency entirely from Musens. "o.cof Boston and New York, we hereb: 3. ApaMs k Co., of No. 9 Court street, are oor authori: who are fully eimpow tl v ian ‘Tuition and Exercise J will open for the season on, MONDAY next, the 20th i Hours from 7 to 10 P. M. V are set apart for gentlemen anu tl exclusively. ‘The riding master 1 well known to be one of the perienced and successful 1m wi weak as to be almost than two hours of a night, the inflnence of m: dollars for medical attendance, and all the ty redui IN ARTS. inable to wall; and I 8 of Monday and Thurs- Jadies of the families door of the Gallery, whieh National Academy of Design, over for the cure of the Liver Complaint, received any permanent relief, and 1 that since I have been using Parr’s Life Pills, 1 have experienced for the last five years, I am sleep as good as ever [ did, and can walk any ner DINGTON, Proprietor. THE SARACEN’S HEAD, EE‘T, two doors below the Franklin Hou: r | House, well known to those of our Who like to enjoy a mug of the “blood of John Bark 4 bed quit, with the privilege of reading ti Amercan papers, has lately been purchased b As will be seen’ it has become a half nit its old customers as well as new ove: find no deterioration in its usual comforts, GUSTIN & PRICE. cup potatos of very from Liverpool, and NS & CO, 56 South st. rior Irish Potatoes, EW YORK FULTON AND ANN STREET MENA IE, 149 Fulton street, and * 1M Ann street, un . ‘This Managerie contains some of nw that were ever seen in this country, » full dercription of which will be found in the large and sal} ion a Buffalo, a Black Moose, an Ow- ‘alking Bird, the Mino, se many of the animals mention Paicxs—Beef Cattlo—We quote extra at $5; first quali- ty $4.50 0475; second quality, $4.0 425; th 50. most remarkable ani id 7 Wall street, New Yor person who doubts these statements as incorrect, by in- id auuring of me shal receive more particalgr information. Poplar Lane, above 7th street, 8 Garden, Philadelphia. Cows and Calves—Sales noticed at $22, 27, 29, 31, and one extra cow at $46 50. Sheep— Sales about the same as for one or twe weeks. ha od, $3 1703 44. One lot at $1 33, poor. it wholesale, 3c for rows, » 4c for sows, and 5a d4c to act for us as our Shipping an bills of the day, SEPH BARBOUR. There are in the colle ds warding of the some to any part of Engiaad’ Francs, he, it is necessary that shi itis at they shor KSSKS. ADAMS & CO.. their several Offices, as fol stor Wall street,’ New York. | Peas 35 Chesnut strect, Philad. | Ni ae I Bhetuchet st. Norwich, Liverpool May 1, 1844. LLMER & SMITH take this eechants, Brokers, Impors and othere, for the instant and ex; jales brisk. Lot and 4c for barrows. Foreign merchants and exporte: P re informea that Parr’s Life Pills are put up in. French, Ge 8.—500 bushels Lan landing exship Siddo le in lots to suit purchasers, b kK COL OTATOES—000 isn capacious ring for cirens ex ti y the Ourane Outan aud can be ridden by 0 introduced in the rin cises by Also the Camel performs ies and children, and the ight street, Bpltissere ecine, 7 Woureh st. Pittsburg: Beef cattle are generally very poor in quality. Foreign Markets, Havana, Nov. 30.—The last two cargoes of riee, that of the Towerand Zephyr, sold at 7.a74rs. If tmpertations continue, prices must go down to6a hii Coffee is beginning to come lolasses, 4 rs. and sca 4 On the States, 3 a 3 117 Fulton street. OO SleNeD OVER: Toan ws entra ie 5 Fulton strvet, neat to U ‘ wore. Entrance for gentleme ce is well warmed, and the seats arranged Tike an amphi- Open from 9 in the morning till 9 at night. Admission 12% cents. THISTLE BALL. f the THISTLE BENEVOLENT leave respeeifally to announce, tha Janding ex shin Siddous, from Liverpool, and for sale i "eK. COLLINS & CO. 56 Sonth «t NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILKOAD COMPANY. i to suit pure! one unity of stating to 'PHE MANAGERS ASSOCIATION their First Ball fi made arrangements with Messrs all Goods passing Banvten—Ship New Vorv-H Muohoresdh; ond 62 in the rage wit eR A, « ES y y On and after October 28, the ears will run. as follows j— 8 & CO. by whic! Liverpool house for Aimeriea, by the Steamal Il have the immediate and puncca aid Agents, Messrs. Adame Ad will thereby be fre fro 1 Dancing aceordin A the most certain relie! An Mad City Hall 6.45 A, M. ‘wekaboe for City. 425 M., 1.30 P, M., 42 ners and White Plains, 7. P.M, Leaves Williams’ B ‘ork—( Reported 1 tes 46 bales 6 hams 7 bxs wine ee & fen 8 Unkart-39 ca 68 bxs Reimer & Mee ermia tea C Mallerct W Redd et Be jer 12 1 ier ner—69 bxs 8 chts | bale to order. be Bag-Pipe, and Natio well as during U will commence precisery at 0" for a series of years ru private Expresses to and from London with important intell ; : GC HOURS Ueber ta the Ameren pao their services or the safe and on all occasions, Ere eeenen, ish mails to London. sow in America, termination of the ying “Guid night, an joy be wi kets $1, to admit a after leaying the City Hall; atthe corner of y. Vaushall Gare den and 27th street. : ; ates before the Li! of startin Take up passengers elon Harlem and Merisiania gy 2 st. i rage Ae aye Ha uxtra Car, will precede each. ‘Tra ‘time, of (from the City Hall, \ ‘rains, for Morrisinnia aud Hy Hall for Harlem and Morris ., 2 P.M. . M. ve MMA. M..3P. M., 5.90 RMAN, Secretary. % leave as fi judson street, President; JN. corner of Perry and Greenwich, V. Presi GE IN, 79 Courtlandt street, McLAUGHLIN, 115 Blizabeth JA! h street and Sth Avenue: ‘d transmission of important and iva shore tie Ith. Fora corro! jon ayasiiig. ives in Ji iC MU AN REE: Movements of the Steamshi, Leave Liv’l, Duets Ame’a. former vance Eng- . Dr. DOUGLAS gone eg a ld M4 MES DUNLOP, J ‘feet ove door below Hace SPIE, 2ist street and tat Avenue; J. ‘Checks not transferab AMERON, Secretary, 44 Hudso Association can have vasiness as may be enirasted to his Liverpool establishment, rae N. B= application to the Secreta CONSULTING ENGINE CARD.—The Pabj ed, that; otinues the practice of bi xineer, which be followed on an Fuiglaud and Wranes. patentee and others engayed in the him on matters requirin principles of practical science. Certificates and opinions on the validity and usefulness of new inventions and processes in the . Reports on disputed questions and perimental investigations, with a view to the diseove (P*NOTICE. 2 STATEN ISLAND FERRY. t Sunday, Dee. Ist, the Boats STATEN ISLAND i 0 gti ‘iw Your: On Sundays the Boat will leave nwre and Agents. We shall esteem it afavor if Captains of Vessels will xive tivey, Capea of our tat the port wi and any foreign day. be open from 9 aM lhe Deajardin’s house, Noe J BT BUTTON INSTRUME doubtfal points, ex- ——t 8, DAGUERKREOTY 2 OF NHW YORK, DECEMBER 13. "8, German co Boxes, Pipes, ‘8 variety of other Lead Pencils, Bega neh Chiva, plain nd or iP Ail Business Letters m id, and to prevent time of $10 before consultation. 1 OVA SCOTIA. PO’ suitable for fami P. Hall & © J wil. Ayre, HIGH WATBRs + (Correspondence of the Herald] Wasninoton, Thursday, Dec. 12, 4 A. M. Important Movement Relative to Texas im the Howes of Representatives—Benton’s bill headed off —The Chinese Treaty—Consul to Marseilles. J. G. Benyerr, Erq:— Thave reason to believe that a movement will be made in the House of Representatives this morn- ing at the opening ot the day’s session, relative to the annexation ot Texas. The principles involved in the Treaty will form the basis, and it is possible that Charles J. Ingersoll, of Philadelphia, will be the medium through which the movement will be commenced ; ashe is a northern man with true American annexation views. This will have a tendency to “head off? Thomas H. Benton, and hold him in his present position un- ul he is instructed by the Legislature of Miesouri, as he has already been by a large ma- jority of the people of the United States, exclud- ing the abolitionists. The treaty with China contains but little more of interest than has been previously noticed in the Herald, although it 1s one quite favorable to our trade with chat empire. The “biographer ot President Tyler” has been nominated to the Senate as Consul to Marseilles in place of Mr. Croxall the present incumbent, re- moved. Wasuinoton, Dec. 11, 1844. Application to Supreme Court to Release Governor Dorr—Nominations from New York City. J. G. Bennett, Esq :-— Isend you below an exclusive repert of the mo- tiop made to-day by F. C. Treadwell, Eeq , in the Supreme Court, for a writ of habeas corpus to bring the body of Governor Dorr to this city for discharge from confinement. It will be read with interest by your readers, and most especially by the legal profession. Mr. Treapwe.L, who was admitted last week in this Court, presented his application by moving, in behalf of Governor Dorr, that a writ of habeas corpus isue forthwith to bring Governor Dorr to Washington, and give him an opportunity to sign a petition for a writ of error in his own behalf, and to prosecute the same, to the end that the whole record of the Supreme Court of the State of Rhode Island in said case may be certified in due form of law to the Supreme Court of the United States, and the errors (herein be corrected. The facts in this case, as briefly stated, ure— First.—That said Thomas W_ Dorr was indicted for treason against the State of Rhede Island afore- said, at Newport, at the term ot the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, hotden on the fourth Monday of August, 1842, and tried ia pursuance of said ine dictment, and a verdict of guilty having been ren- dered by the jury in the case, was, on the 25h day of June, 1844, sentenced to ** Be imprisoned in the State’s Prison at Providence, in the county of Pro- vidence, tor the term of his natural life, and there kept at hard labor in separate confinement.” Second.—That a suspension of the sentence for one day was allowed by the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, for the purpose of preparing a bill of. exceptions, ‘with a view to maine out a writ of error to the Supreme Court of the United States,” and a bill of exceptions was then prepared. Third.—That the Court refused to suspend the execution of the sentence, and to await the de- cision of the case by the Supreme Court of the United States upon a writ of error, although noti- fied that the imprisonment of the defendant would disable him from proeecntae this defence. Fourth.—That the Inspectors of the States Prison utterly refused to let said Thomas W. Dorr, sign or see a petition for a writ of error as aforesaid. That the Governor of the State of Rhode Island refuses, aud, as he alleges, for want of pow- er, to let said Dorr sign or see such a petition. Sixth.—That sundry citizens of Providence afore- said have signed a petition to this honorable Court for a writ of error, or tor a writ of habeas corpus, which petition is now presented with this motion. The points relied upon fora revisal of this sen- tence were over-ruled by the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, and are— First. —That the act of the State of Rhode Island for defining and punishing treason is repugnant to the constitution and laws of the Umted States, and that the crime of treason cannot be committed against a separate State, but against the United States, and Mr. T. cites Burke’s report, page 1046, to sustain this point. Second —That Mr. Dorr was Governor of the State, duly elected, under the people’s constitution —a republican constitution and form of govern- ment, which facts wiil be presented. Third.—That the whole record shows that if Governor Dorr levied war at all it was against the United States, and cannot be inquired of by any State Court. AEE ‘he authorities relied upon as ving jurisdiction of this case tothe Supreme Court of the United States were quoted by Mr. T., as follows: _ First.—The third article of the Constitution of the United States which vests this power in the court. Second.—The 25th section of the taeregane act of 1789, which prescribes the mode of its exercise by writ of error. I Also, That the writ of habeas corpus is a writ of right, the privilege of which, under the Consti- tution of the United States cannot be suspended, but in the two contingencies mentioned in second clause of the 9:h section of article let. That the necessity for the writof habeas corpus in this case, arises, because the Supreme Court of the State of, Rhode Ieland and the inapectora_ of the State prison at Providence, have thrown im- pediments in the way of the exercise of the con- stitutional right of Governor Dorr to have his de- fence examined by that tribuaal, whose province itis to construe the constitution and laws of the ‘pion. ‘The motion was submitted and the argument will probably be opened on Friday. There is tea- son to believe that the motion will be granted. The nomination of Governor Van Ness, Collec- tor of your port, will be confirmed this week. That ot Henry C. Atwood, for Surveyor, will be sent in to-morrow. He has presented a memorial in hie favor signed by several hundred of the most exten- sive shipping and importing merchants of your city, which will tend much to aid his confirma- tion. Wasnineton, Dec. 9, 1844. All Sorts of Things. James Gorvon Bennett, Esq. :— 1 do not assume any of the rights of your able regular correspondent, nor do I make great preten- tions te having the confidential ear of any member of the democratic party, himself possessed of a perfect knowledge of every pulsation in the “ all victorious” democratic party. But since I have been here, my position has been such, that i do know a thing or two; and perhaps have a chance for obtaining a thorough knowledge of certain events to take place, and that too from a source near the fountain head. The different cliques have begun to ‘post stakes” and to “mark bounds.” Rival factions are watching each other with argus eyes. Every movement is marked, every word weighed. Each class posts their sentinel upon the wall, to make known every movement, to report every spec of news,and to see the latest intelligence. Already is the ‘worn button hole” to be seen upon the coat of certain leaders, who are beset for information as to the best plan for me to set my stake. The current has already began to set, al- beit there are not a few counter and under cur- rents to be seen and felt in some quarters. Parties are drawing new lines every hour, and new deve- lopments made every day, that carry terror to the hearts of some other faction. The firat demonstration of not ‘following in the footsteps,” or not following precedent, was the vote pia the 26th rule, where 53 ‘Northern de- mocracy” for the first time **broke ring” and voted for its repeal. Here te a “wheel within a wheel.” It is only one of severul strides that to be made ; itis the first of the series ; but itisa poke-r. It told with the tones of thunder upon the sensi- tive feelings of certain persons “born insensible to fear;” and yet these General Quattlebums offered not a word, ey, eae et aay b it it alone in i ‘ Whats firebrand this has always heretofore been, but now how calm it sleeps in death. All the for- ebullition sef the ‘Pickenses,” the “Mc aka “Quattlebume,” and a host of Souther demagogues now rests inthe same grave. President making has begun in good earnest. There is to be no legislation this session—that is settled. What is legislation in comparison to who shall be the successor—or who shall go into the cabinet—or who shall fill the one hundred thousand offices inthis country 1 Not asafeather in the ba- lance. Already you can see too plainly to be mi understood, that the different factions that now ¢: ist wiil be narrowed down to two distinct parties of the great democracy; the first to compose tarifimen, natives, abolitionists, and northerners— the second composed of free trade, Virginia ab- piractioniate, nulliGers, ead the “peculiar instuty: