The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. X., No. 358—Whole No, 3958. THE NEW YORK HERALD. AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. THE GREATEST IN TRE WORLD. ‘To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—Daily Ni . lished every day of the year except New Year’s Day and ¥ourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per annum—postages Paid—cash in advanes. THE WEEKLY HERALD-—published every Saturday morning—price 64 cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum—post- Bt Ty isover HUEY RIVE THOUSAND, ena nest ctrewation in this city, or thgwortd end ie thardior: the tess ahatel for rasiees "PRINTING of all ads executed tthe trove odsrane Pries 2 most aud in the most eleyant atyle. Lins JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor ov THE Henarp EstanisHMEnt, Northwest corner of Fulton aud Nassau streets. CHRISTMAS. AND HOLIDA ¥ EXCURSION. DELPHIA, lameeee Radical 1 1 New Jersey Tail Road an Rrangport'tga Comma, tom ie foot of Court a mmberto the ai ‘dorclock, AM. and 43 o'clock, BM. " : Ms aton 96 tbe Com mya h lea senger to go return in an at previous to the Sth of Jawuary, at the following rates Do Rahway lo ‘Tickets not traosferrable and will not be rec after the 4th January next, LONG ISLAND KAILKOAD OPENING OF THE TUNNEL, ON AT- LAN VIC 8} REET.—On Christmas, Saturda, (the 28th ) and on New Years Day, Trains will leave pot, mouth Ferry, at the evew hourand far hous trom WA. M. wl 2 P.M wh the ‘Tuanel to’ Bedford (three mils) and baci jepot—afford. ing an opporta.i'y to witaeas this magnificeut structure of half amile in length onder the heights of Brooklyn. Fare for trip, going and returning, 1236 cents, da tJ1eod m NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY. retarn 421100" m. INTER ARRANGEMENTS. On and after October 28, the cars will run as follows :— Leaving City Hall for Harlem, (125th st,) Morrisiania, Fe ham, William's Bridge, Hus Bridge, Underhill’ Tuckahoe, Hart’s Corners ant jite Plains, 7.90 A. M,, 10. Ac My dG Mand 320 BM, Leaves Williatns? Bridge for City Hatt'8.45 A, M., 1145 A. M., 240 P. M..4.45 P. M. Leaves Pockahoe for City Hali 825, A:'M., 11 M 25P M_ Leaves White Plains for City H 44 4PM. Freight trains w: bextra ainates before the. time of start and will take up passengers alon ae Li wo and Morisiania mediate ‘places, , Leave City Hall for Plarle: id Morrisiania,7 A.M. 9 A. MiP Mevaan eM, Leave Morrisiante for City Hail, @ A: Me Beil Sodom, a _ ait ainrre °° TNY! 8, CARMAN, Secretary. “LONG ISLAND RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ‘Trains ran as follows, commencing Dec. 14th, 1644 :— Leave Brooklyn, at halfpast 7A. Mus ork side 7 A. M.) Boston Train for Greenport, daily, Sun: ay nee red, stopping at Farmingdale and St fy fanor. atsiq A.M “for Hicksville and intermediate don. ‘Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays , through to Greedport and ine aces. ‘for Hicksville and intermediate places, daily, Suadays excepted. Leave Greenport for Brooklya, Boston ‘Train, +t 1P. M., or on the arrival of, tue steamers diily, Sundays ex- cepted, stopping at St. George’s Manor an inudale. at 36 P. Fares’ qt 9" A. My Accommodation ‘Train, for Brooklyn and intermediate places, on Mon- daya, Weduesdays and Fridays. From Hicksville for Brooklyn and intermediate places daily, Sundaysexeepted, at] A. M- aad 1 P.M. SUNDAYS. Leave Brooklyn for Hicksville and intermediate places, at 9% ware P.M for Jamaica. P. M, for Brook! Hicksville at 2% P, f Heese Withalen acs 2. M Yor Brookiye. 4 wat a P.M. Mondays, : f Tuesday , Wednesdays, (Via Norwich. | ‘Thursdays, ¢ Via Ston’yton Fridays, Saturdays, di im* m LK ARKA ME : ¢ 1avof October the cars will leave— ° ie’ ORK, goclock A.M. vasoroare, * Lo'cloek A.M. So’elock A.M. roe TM cee PM. ee wd itt 2s OTICE.2 STATEN ISLAND FERRY. ‘On and after Sunday, Dee. lst, the Boats will leave as fol lows, until further notice:— sand 1, AM baad de AVE NEW YORE: 9 and 12, A. M.; 334, and 534 P.M On Sundays the Boat will leave at 11, A M., in place of 12 n2Bre PALL AND WINTER AKKANGEMENT. NEWARK iND NEW YORK. FAK® ONLY ay ELS THE NEW AND SWIFT KAMER RAINBOW, CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY. ‘ON and after September 10th will ran daily, as, follows (Sundays included) <~-Leave New: k, foot of Centre street, § o'clock A. Mm we New York, foot of Barclay street, 3 e’clock P. M. api rre WINTER MAIL LINE FoR ALBANY AND INTER MEDIATE PLAC: Fane THROUGH TO ALBANY $4. ‘he steamboat UTIUA, Captain E. Hyatt, es the Steamboat Pier,’ foot of Courtlanat 3 ‘frou ry Alernoon, at oelock. Tine, jeave vor Albany immediately oa the arrival of the at Pousiikeepsie, on both sides of North River For pass we or freight, apply on board or to P C, SHULTZ, at the Ufficr on the Whirf. dai LINE WINTER 5 we eh DAILY, at 5 o'clock, P. M., landing at inter- te places. a CULUMBIA, Captain William H. Peek, Minny, Wescada day, wriday, and Sunday Afternoons, et 3 o’cloc! ‘The Steamboat UTICA, Captain E. Hyatt, on Tuesday, ‘Thureday snd Savurday Afternoons, at 4 o'cioek. (O™ Passengers taking she above line will arrive in Al bouy in ample cme to cake’ the Morning Trains of Cars for the enst or west. ‘Ihe boats are new anbatantial, are fer- ished with pew and eleyant state roomy, and for speed and ne- oyimodstions, are murevalled on the Hnlion. sates 0 usage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. ‘ ec on the wherf. a d16 “CHANGE OF LOCATION. STATES MAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND AL Yar htlecerort Hou. I WESTER ah. dt NITED Albany passengers, on arriving at Bridgeport, proceed imme- ailrond; and, without change of Baggage or Ibany the same evening. vain daily at 66 A. M. For further information, both as to frei Kage. apply M, PERKY, Agent, atthe office, Rossvelt street, ton, Wells and Pom*roy’s Express office. 2 Wall I. B. MASON, Buperintendant, 172 South street. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL Packet of the 26th December.—The splendid and fa- vis, packet ship SIDDONS, (1000 tous burthen,) b . i. and 10 Im*m jap. Bs ‘obb, will sail on Thursday, December 26th, he at "ithe ships of this line being all of 1400 tons and apwards, per- ee is wishing to embark fur the Old Conatey, will wo ‘udvantages 10 be der ved from sel-etsg: thi ference to any other, as their great eapacity rea way more comfortable ans convenient than ships of a. smal s, and theie accomuodations, for cabin, second cabin and. passengers, itis well known, are superivr to those of ary. other Tine of baskets Persons. wishing to apcare berths should not fail to make ear ication on board, footof Wall TAPSU ITT, 1 OF U . T. streets OF 19 + their General Passage Office, 76 80 d2tre corner of Maj FOR LONDON—Packet of lat January, 1045,— Mb nisi: first-class, fast-sailing packet ship BT, 3, Capt. F. R.'Myers, will positively sail as above. her regular day. ‘Having most superior accommodations for cabin, second cabi y fers0ns wishing to et should ation on boa foot of JOSEPH MeMUR d2iec Pi street, corner 100 Dee ‘he 1, QRHE SNS Healer Packet of th c.-='The splendid, first-class, fast sailing packet shy <I. MARY, Captain He W: Foster, will positively as avove, her regular day, fav very superior accommodati es nolites applietton te tren deans Wali tone cs te namedi appli vol s or cs JOSEPH MeMURHAY, d2Sec 100 Pine street, comer of South. Mtceaitee, Pacts) Ship ciavsy fast-satling Fechet, Shi ptain Huttieaton, will positively. for cabin, second ca- LIVERP RTV Sai! as above her regular da’ i Having very an erior accommodations for eabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, persons wishing to embark shout immediate application on IF tO * JOSEPH MeMURRAY, No. 100 Pine toonet eter of Rati HAV RE—Second Lis ‘The CA, Fred'k Hewitt, master, will sail on the lst a nary. ‘or Of passage, appl auere To, Tonine Bulb USE Wl ou, NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, 1844. ° SCOTT’S BAZAAR, ‘37 Dev streer. rei wees Breas and Greenwich, OTT returos his most vanks t qualities of his Ales, Lquo's, and Segers, are too Mown to eed comment. The bert Oysters the market ran’ afford ferved ap in every ivi, likewise a Fe assurtment ol refytahiments to had at all’ hours, unt if at bight, such 28: oe teiraty Bardines. ng. every day {ror 12toto'clock. Dublin Brown Stout always on draught. Famil: lied Rig the best Scotch and [i h, Seotch, Welsh, ‘eamers. ey, No house better supplied with Eng! and city papere--elwa. a the Jatest ne % G foomsfor Private Parties, at all times ready—fiee wratis for nothing. di9 hin*re NOTICE TO THE LADIES—Drab Velvet Hats, wie, ni! assortment ‘imter Hats, at Mrs. MAX- WELL'S Millinery Store, at 44 Canal street, near Broad- way. d5 Im*¥re GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TAKE CARE OF YOUR FEET. U) 4 .D BOSS RICHARDS ysvenee tan tale Bat wed Cue | city intended to have gone out of the business In Octo- ber, but his health is so much improved, that he has open ed a new Boot and tore at 325 Hudson, next to the corner Nandam street, where all his old friends aid the publi¢ gen- erally, may re ine, fashionable, and elegant Boots, hoes; Garters, india Rubbers, Children's Shoes at x prices to suit every one’s Remember that only one trial is ite to prove the advantage of his establishment over any other in the city, and that the No. in 323 weat side of Hudson, next to. Ve dam'st, Just push the door and come in—bring in the ehildren too—Bless im the sweet child, how like the mother. 20 Im*ec A. KNOX & CO,, would respectfully inform their friends and the Public generally, that they’ are SELLING eff, their large end ‘faahionalle’ stock of Boots, ‘Shoes, Gaiters, India Rubbers, &c. Every family and every in- dividual who may want any’ of ihe above named articles, or any thing Boot and Shoe live, will find i ir advan- tage to give us call, as we are determined to sell cheaper than the same quality of goods are sold at any other establishment in the city. Dont’t forget the name and number. A. KNOX & CO., 186 Canal street, di9 Im*re between Hudson and Varick streets. $3.50, made jn the latest French sty'e, MOULTON POUNGS Bue: roadway. Boots made made, also manufactures 3 Shoes, “Gaiters, Pury ‘children’s Boots, and Shoes, ‘and &c , witha general assortment of Overshoes constantly on hand. For'sale wholesale and retail. Mending, &e , doue in the store. MOULTON & YOUNG, d19 Im*rre 493 Broadway, opposite Niblo’s Garden, M4, JONES, VOCALIST, late of the Park Theatre, and the uccesstul composer of tho New Overa of ihe Ee chanted Horse, respectfully informs his former pupils and the musical commanity, that he inten the principal part of bus time to the cultivation s asic. Mr. Jones well rn i the tone and quality of the voice, gd also of curing its defers, entitle hin toqhe consideration of all who wish to sing in finished style. ‘Terms five dollars la ee Jessons; payable in advance. 14 Beekman street. wre f evetagnartanted 1 ive au Of grery dmeriotion, Spe a Ladies)” missesy and 4 sa'istaction. alters, wn aystem of improvi JET AND FANCY BEAD GOODS. HE subscriber has recently received from one of the firs houses in Paris, a new and select assortment of Ladies? 5 Combs, Breast and Hair racelets of various kinds, Seal and Velvet jags. Aiso, a new style of Satin Buttons and Pins, not im- ported heretofore. (C7 Daguerrectype Plates, &e , for sale, d6 Im*re CLEANING OF LACE AND BLONDE BY A NEW SUPERIOK PROCESS. ADAME DEITZ, late from Paris, has the honor to inform the ladies that she cieans ofl kiuds of Laces, Blonde, and Black Silk Lace, Veils, Ball Dresses, 90 as to look as good as new, without injury. bi 5 Matame Deits bige to inform the ladies that she is the only (ei reeerey eae understands cleaning Laces and Blond: betwen Cant und Howard seer noes Bronirey® TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. UST RECEIVED from Paris, by packet ship Brancis the 400 French Daguerreotype Plates, large size, (star brand.) 14 Avromatie Gigaees, 0¢ inchea diameter 12 dozen of Galt Prames, of diferent sae ree German Tnstrumencs, for taxing fauily groups, (or sale cheap for eash by PAL AKTAULE French Materials Importer, Lafayette Bazaar, 149 Broadway, cor. of Literty st. 225 lin*re SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS. HE Subseriber wishes to make kuown to the Public, tha & mach of the Bisevit and Crael which are sold m this city by the above names, are entirely diferent from th Biscuit and Sugar made at his Bakery ; which have been used by invalids, particulary those who safle from ind carton tr, fi best results , iy ke ‘I i, i We fee Smee kane abhi: it, cael READWELL.” Wine it, Butter ‘kers, Water Navy Brendy all of the fra qe ae constantly for sale at . UIRE & BROTHER. NEW CHEAP CASH STORE, No. 182 Bowery, OF WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE. —We riends and the public, come and see our Stock, and jadge tor yourselves w! an are worthy of notice. . Rota ehave mannfactui all’ goods: epresented, or uo sale. ‘onover (well known to the Tibet our Knives, id ware of coi Mr. Ci ul Watch maker,) will aye his whole attention to the repairing of Watch- ta. Duplex, ‘Lever, aud all kinds of Watches, repaired. and Wacravted: (Sach ca are worth epajrine We have « arcon ck. img Houses furnished with il- nl6 lm*rre EW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD—NOTICE TO N CONTRACTORS.—Sealed Proposals will be received by the undersigned until the twenty-sixth instant, for Geaduar tion and Masonry of & portion (about fifteen miles) of the line between Middletown and Port Jervis, in the county of Orange, embracing the Deep Cut at Shawangunk Summ Plans and profiles will be exhibited and explanstiona given by H. C. Seymour, at the offiee of the company at Piermont, after Tire tanseeiaiad wilt faite, thn inf i c undersigned will require, the most sa‘isfuctory securit for the performance of the'work, aad reserves the tight of te Jgeting all propeaitions wich nay appear incompatible with interests of the company E. LORD. President N. Y. and E. R. R. Co, New York, Dee. 3d, 1844 d6(25 Zawrre GREAT BARGAINS, JN, FARIS, EMBROIDERED COLLARS, Criaasnr D C ANDKERCHIEFS, &e.—The subscribers are now sellivg at 39 Broadway— Rich trimmed embroidered Chemisettes at. . Do do le, embroidered in frout Some vers Children’s Collars to trim, and han Very splendid work. ine Embroidered trimmed Rich Embroidered Dresees, at Mall the usual price. Sleeves 4.3 up co the fourth of grecel prices. _ EMBROWERED HAN DK&RCHIEFS, Fine Paris embroider.d Handkerchiefs at 8 «. 0 do 0 0 (with hem) at 105. Also, 250 of the finest embroidered Handkerchiefs, trimmed with Vallencien.es Lace ,Mechlin and Point Lace, entirely new and beautiful designs, RIVIERE STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. Plain Riviere, four rows, at 8s. Hemm: cr ates. Some v la Music, at low prices, Children’s do. Also, Childien’s embroidered Handkerch Tape bordere:! Handkerchiefs. from 10 s. 6d. a dozen. T! LAD LAI COLLARS, Ke. Real Brussels’ Collars, at half price. Do do Capes and Scarts, at half price. Berthes, Barbes and Cufis, at half price. ‘at 16%. A ‘aud every kind of ‘Thread Lace and Kdgings, cheap SILKS, SATINS, CASSIMERES, MERINOES an 8AX- ONY PLAIbS. Shawls, Long Shawls and Cloaks, SCOTC| at reduced prices. TCH PLAID SILKS, ‘The Royal Stuart and McHenry Plaid. ‘orty-second and MeDuff di ‘4 he Queen Victoria and MeMerrille’s do. he Prince Albert agd MeGirgor's do. Gloves, Mitts, Begs and Cr reduced Prices. EVENING DRESSES. The subscribers have opened their Room for showing Kveuing Dresses by gas light during the day, and invite the attention of the Jadies to some very splendid real Brussels ‘Thread Dresses from §400 10 $100 ead Six very sich Embrordered. White Silk Dres ‘Ten of the richest Paris Embroideced Muslia Dresses. Ope care of Kmbroidered Lilusion” — Diestes do Crape, = Ne ae jo. Grape de Chine, do. Colored, Bruxelle to. o evan ss etme, 8g: > Plaid d’Urwandi, do, do _._ Faney stripe and wo cies of Embroideyed Drenen fom ‘case of the richest Silks ever lin Me Gon Sa Velver Sutin. ee One case, containing rich ‘Thread Searts, Barbees. Capes, Veils, Manieaus, colored Barbeos, aud rich Laces for flounces, berthes and siseves. ‘case Of Alexander's best long Kid Gloves, “pinks blue, straw, and some very richly trimmed pair, Also,’ one case of faicy articles, which will be Offered at very low prices. ‘The above, with a variety of other Glove Goods, are now offered by JAMES BECK & CO., 421 rre 359 Broadway NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL. Nog. 65 and 67 Watt st. near Canal. HE Pi of this popular i fo render whieh he hal cei he publi retina ewgor for Equenrinn Tuluon tnd Exerege Hou fom’/to if Fite Fhe veto onda day are set apa itlemen f exclnaively. The riding master {well nown to be one of the nuecesd ounerys 19 tmdh* JAMES CODDINGTUN, Proprietor. JERSE TY FLOAT OC K.—Thi X FLOATING DO his new ¥ CL and improved Doe! jon. Cap. be tg ge 3 peony : i feb rte oy in most expe- & McLAUGHLIN, CARD.—The Public ix ‘nformed, that ZX. continues. the praclce of business as a Consulting Eng ineer, which he followed on an extensive seale for many year SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENTS. TH SUBSCRIBERS have now ov egy the ship ueen of the West,” the richest and most unique assort- ment ot .. CENTRE TABLES, ever exhibited in this couutry, Historical Views of such as War , olloseam | at toms, Melrose Abbey, Lintun Abbey, &c, &Ke., painted by artisis of known eeleprity in Europe, aud worthy ofthe particular notice of the publig. 425 toli*re 39 Broadway, corner of Lernwil st BEAUTIFUL CHkiSTMAS aNvp NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS PHOTOGRAPHIC MINI ATURES of JAMES K. POLK, it by 5 HAAS, in a neat Gold Breast-pn, to be had «t lars? Daguerreotype Kooms, 561 Broagway, at'the Lyceum, nearly opp jo's—where the most splendid Daguerreo: type Libeuesses, of all sizes, as well as family groups, are taken atall hours of the da 16 2w#ee FOR THE HOLIDAYS. E COLL TION OF ANAVALS, ILLUS. bt «and beautiful edition of the ible.” in id emblematic morocco F pared expres ly. for New Year's Gift. Anaval rated Books for Children, and a large assortment of Juvenile Books of every krd, for sale cheap. (C7" Job Winding of ail_kind, executed with the utmost neat ness, Samples of the different styles can be seen at tue store. 1B 2w re. : NEW YEak’s CaKE, IN ALL 1T3 VARIETIES. paws abont furnishing their Cake for the New Year, or for Weddings and Parties, are invited to call and inspect the different kinds on hand at the Old Bakery, No. 40 Lispenard street. All orders strictly attended to hose from the country will re boxed up in the most careful maaner possible. dis 2w#ec JAMES ‘TOMPSON. NEW YEAR’S CAKE, IN ALL ITS Va- RIETIES, FAMILIES about furnishing their Cake for the Ne fo. Weddings and Parties, are invited to call spect the different kinds on hand at the Old Bakery, $0 Lisp:nard street rders strictly attended to. ‘hose fro the country will ve boxed up in the most eareful mauner possible. dis 2w ee JAMES TOMPSON, ONLY ONE DOLLA JLUDING CASE OR FRAME. VAPAYETT«® BAZAAR, 149 Broadway, corner of Liberty. CHRISTMAS AND NeW YHAR DAGUERREOTYPE RS _H. SHANKLAND, Daguerriau Arist, respectfully inforins the ladies and 'gestiemen that she will take the best style of Daguerreotype, inciuding a nest cage or frame, for Year, or aS ony, 8 caa certily what she alvances. d20 2w*re LAFAYETTE BAZAAR, 149 Brondway, corner of Liberty street ADIES and Gentlemen will find in this estabt'shment the f Fancy Goods, l'o\s, Fancy Boxes, Sugar ach Motors, Chocolate Drops, Ke. ever exhibited and suitable for Christmas and New Year's Presents, ry low prices. 120 2w *re WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICKLING AND PREStRVE WAREHOUSE PPHE SUBSCRIBERS, of the only origin V establishment of the kiwd, offer to the notice of ours »uthern friewds, mer- chants, and our own city and country trade, the largeat aid best selected assortment of Fruits eve, before presented to the public. Penches—Malacaturies, Mori’ Whites, Honest Johns, Late Heath, &e. Pine Apples, Raspberries, Apricotts, Strawberries, gx, and other Plumbs, all possessing in their preservation their natural flavors f the Strawberry, Raspberry, Quince, and Pine FY Alsc Fatsnps, and Sauces, of every imagivable de- scription, in glass jars, uf every size, to suit the convenience of the purcliaser. > Alto, Pickled and Stewed Oysters, potted for exportation, and warrauted to keep ia a: y climate. , Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Keerers, Grocers, Ship Masters and Private ies, all are jovited to call and ex- amine the best selected and most be utiful stock of the kind ever before o! to the attention ofthe public. RECKHOW & VINCENT, Courtland street, dozen fresh Havana Pines, in good order, for Oyster Kegs di9 dmé re MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 Maiden Lae, N. ¥. MAXUFACTURERS and, Importers’ of Qraamental Hair N. B.—Kight) sale. Also, 1 Work, Wigs, ‘Toupees, Bands, Curls, Bandeau Hair, and a'new style of everlasting Curls, and all kinds of Hair Works, wholesale and retail. N. B'—The trade supplied on reasonable terms. 417 Im*re CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WaNTED ENTLEMEN OR LAD! Clothing or Furniture to dispose of, can obtiin the highest h prices for the sare, by sending for the subscriber, at his jeuce, Duaue street, No. 69, iu the basement. : M. 8 COHEN. P.S—A line through the Post Office, or otherwise, promptly attended to 25 NEW YORK LYCEUM, 7 Lispenard street, corner of Broadway. NEW SCHOOL OF FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, ENGLISH, GREEK, LATIN, MATHEMA- TICS, GEOGRAPHY, ET! ONS, RICHARD, in conjunction with M. ADOLPHE HW, ancient pupil of the Normal School in Pari, Professor in New’ York; M. L. GILLF ROND, Bachelier os Lettres and es sciences, 'D. en M,; M. MAPLESON, Chev’r of Professor from London and other several P:0- e opened in the above mentioned place, a School for r Phe hours of instru Gin the mom- ing until 3 in the afternoon i Colleges of France Fi terms for the whole course of instructio haviog any. superfluous ve $20 per quarter. For those who wish lessons in any modern lauguage, $15 per quarter, ichard continues his course of lectures in French every t 7 o’clock. diac LODGINGS TWEN' CENTS, {Y-FIVE ar THE NAG’S HEAD No. 3 Banctay Start, NEAR bi WAY. having fitted 0 hed several Toon. alt Im* re COLT’S REPEATING PISTOLS, WITH the latest rd ohare of 1813 and 1844 1. Hammer of ver with five 3, Trigger—d. Wedge barrel upon Peat Lever or rammer to rau theball down with. ntation of the Colt’s Patent Re. ‘ons have lately bee practised up- ‘and selling the Six Barrel or Sel jt which, with ail ma the Np a bens 78 barrel pistol, and high Self Cooking Pix: ‘The above js a trne rep Pistols great im on the public by represent Cocking Pistol as Colt’s Paten provements, is American and made jeable iron asin the six ‘The Six Barrel or Self cern pistol was immporied by & rier from Enrope fora manufacturer of this article ein this city. , Pocket, Belt and Holster Pistols, with the ram- is the latest aud most approved of improvement in fire arms, and for safety, sure fire, accuracy and distance, they are inferior to none. The Poeket ‘and Short Barrel Belt Pistol Pace without pewee: rye with be , with great accuracy, at 10 to. 12 paces, reat they eau be loaded Tid fred five limes'in less. thai half nuts, ificates from the moat scientific and tieal navy and military officers of high rank and reputation inthe United States well as French and English navy, can be seen at the ‘store. * Kepenting Pistols, Carbines and Shot Guns are sold for cash at 171 Broadway, New York, by JOHN EHLERS, Proprietor, lew Orleans, by H. E. Baldwin & Baltimore,’ by Benj. L ‘& Co.'s Rio de Janeiro, Br 020 FANCY BALL DKESSES, TO, LET, or for ante, at J. PINTEUX, Cafe des, mille “olonnes Saloon, 307 Broadway. To be seen from 9 o’elock A.M 4celock’ P. M 4 In* re Dentistry. A. CARD—We the undersixned,” having, opportunities of examining Sets of Arti 5 as me and adapted to the mouth by Mr. M. Err, Dentist, of this city, comer of Broadway and Warre and isfied that hi ‘expert and seientifie work: nd that ' ¢ possesses a remarkable tact in the djustment of both whol to the guns, upo: riginal and mgenious appl to him, of the philosophical do therefore, in consider public, cheerfully recommend Mr. Levett to the patronage of our citizens, New York, November, 114. Signed, ISAAC J. GREENWOOD, D, D. 8, JOHN NK HO had numerous rt y P. 8. TOWN: H. McLEAN, M. D, ‘The original can be seen at Mr. Levett’s Office, 260 Broadway, comer of Warren street. dt im*m SALAMANDER SAF N July last, I pa ter sireet, one of 1 which was in the fire at the bu street, on U t ure jn state ing (becsuse I of ao valuable a safegua'd to every merc} should y circulated,) that my y books and papers, which were fr the above named safe, were Preserved in perfect order, there not being even the anpearance moke on them ; whilst those contained in an old fashioned few feet of it, were almosten- KK. CLARK. i 10th December, . ‘re undersigned was p.eseut on the oceasion above uamed, an es to the correctness of Mr. Clark's statement. as ts the condition of the books ard further, that + ich’s except that the paint and vai b New York, 10h December, 1944. (Signe ‘The subscriber has a comylate assortment of fes constantly ou |, and warracts ther every respeet to any Safes made in the United Persons wishing to purchase are invil 0 i in the above fire. For sale in this digon of the Bales expor city, only by ‘A. 8. MARVAN, 1386 Water st. Aagent for the Mavufactorers. Wilder's and Gayler’s second hand Safes, which have been received in for Rich’s, for sale at from 40 to 66 ‘ ve Day poem per cent, discount (rom first cost. New York, 2ist Dee., 1814. 21 diwtew ite m DK. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER Dr. LARDNE in England and France, Inventors, tees, Manulwcturers, merchants, and others engaged in the arts and manufactures, may consult him on matters requiring the application of the Brinciples of practical sci and ov Falidiyy nad usefal arts. ond pious on the Processes in the joubtful points, ex- w to the discovery or teat gr andertaken when Yor Ww No a Spruce street, magi ote Letters must be post being lost by frivolous appli OH spslicants will be ex: Deeqed to pay a retain fo of consultation.» Cincinnati. (Correspondence of the Herald } Cincinnati, Dec. 19:h, 1844. Progress of the Queen City of the West—Enter- prize of its Inhabitants—Pork and Physic. Fann Bennert,— Ailow me to give you “a peep at matters and things,” in this Cis-Alleghanian metropolis,in these times of ups and downs, changes, alterations, re~ volutions, novelties, wonders, sensations, and ex- citements in this great and growing world of ours. Cincinnati, with the rest of the empire, is moving onward to celebrity, in population, wealth, and prosperity. The past season has been one of great addition to her, in every sense of the term. It judged by those who are rauked among her know: ing ones in such matiers, that she contains from eight to nine thousand more inhabitaots than she did on the first of January of the current year, and those are of permanent householders and their ta- milies. There have been about 1,700 buildings erected here since the first of March last (and at this date scarce a vacant tenement can be found in the corporation, the major part of which are edi- fices of the first order, built of brick and free stone, one of which deserves a passing notice. The en- terprising house of J. Strader & Co., (of mail steamboat notoriety,) have erected a cotton fac tory and calico printing establishment, on Third street, near the corner of Elm; which, together with 18 eppendages, is a most magnificent aflair. [tis of brick, five stories high, two hundred feet by one hundred, propelled by steam power; and when its peculiarly favorable local advantages, their remarkuble facilities for procuring the raw materials, &c., are taken into consideration, it is believed that its enterprising proprietors will be enabled to compete successfully with ‘those won- der-working establishments of the kind in the eastern region of the Union. Business here is on her high-heeled shoes in every department of life ; from the Datch wood sawyer, who pockets his dol- lar and a halt for his day’s toil, to the mammoth pork packer, who despatches his 8000 lusty porkers per week. Speakicg of pork packing, allow me to say that the season is now considered but two-thirds over; and there have already been slaughtered here be- tween 175,000 and 200,000 sturdy grunters. Rivers of lard ot! are being rendered daily, while sides, shoulders, and hems are piled here and there like little mountains. Verily,is not our Queen city richly entitled to the significant appellation of * Porko- polis. The political cauldon here, as everywhere else, has ceased to boil. The cock and the coon, those political leviathans, whoee late deadly strug- gles and grapples for ascendancy were such as to make the empire quake and reel {tom centre to circumierénce, have now become so docile and fraternal trom mutual exhaustion. that they lie coolly down together; and itis thought that a | tle ohile may with safety venture to lead them; and there is a little urchin hereabouts, christened “*Native American,” who is now actually ven- turing to fasten his tiny reins upon the monsters; and intends, when he comes to the years of discre- tion, to dispatch the wretches ! And, friend Bennett, believe me when I tell you thacthe Herald, during the canvass of the charter election last spring in the city of New York, did more to give spitit to this same little “Native American” than every other journal in the Union. The Herald told him ** he could suceced” by fol- lowing its directions in that city, and he did euc- ceed ; and it gave a confidence, energy, and ac- tivity to the litte fellow, which, we think herea- bouts, is destined to speed him on, conquering and to cocquer, until he reigns lord of the ascendant. [frequently hear him, now-a-days, crying in the streets, ** Oh! that I could get Bennett of the He- raid, to enlist in my cause; for I should consider it tantamount to a guaranty of sucerss” He hae iwo jonroals in this city, enthusiastically engaged in his favor, and they are werking wonders emong the natives; but he thivks they lack Bennett’s two edged sword aud sledge hammer, to do the work efficiently. Another little matter of interest in this city at this time, is a deep toned feeling that exists among the ecclesiastical departments of the church. Both Protestants and Catholics, are struggling for, and claiming the ascendancy in numbers and in- fluence. Much high toned comment is made on both sides; and both sides are telling their tales to the world, through the medium of the press. But there can be no question, but what his holiness the Pope can number, in real devout fol- lowers, two to. one over all other creeds combin- ed; having, as is estimated, at least 20,000 devoted followers, 1m & population’ of 75.000 or 80,000 in this city. The religious thermometer ranges high; and some are making unfavorable predictions as to the result. And this, too,is a sin hung upon the horns of the Herald, in consequence of the late hostilities between Bennett and that redoubtable political divine, Bishop Hughes. So you see the Herald must be precedent, inasmuch as it is taken, as a kind of religious and etre) text book, through the length and breadth, highth and depth, of this excitable empire. Our literary and scienti- fic institutions are in an uncommon flourishing condition The Cincinnati and the Woodard Colleges, have fine classes, numbering something tike three hundred each at present, both onducted -by hi talented, competent and sonia es he ay ollege, situated in this city, hasreached an enviable niche among the Escu/apian schools ef the Union. The indefatigable exertions of itsable and popular facul ty, have rendered the facilities for acquiring a medi- cal education so full and desirable, thet students are resorting here from all sections of the Union west of the mountains. The class at present in at- tendance numbers between two and three hundred, all highly delighted with the fatherly attentions ot the professors, and the admirable advantages ren- dered them to become familiar with the healing art. The Henly talented and cel brated Professor of Chemistry, John Igock, is deservedly esteemed the master spirit of the institution, Truly, yours, . D.V. B. P. 8S —Our ‘ Light-House of the skies,” loca- ted on Mount Adams, is nearly completed. San Juan Bautista De Puerto Rico.—Papers upto the 20th ultimo, from San Juan Bautista de Puerto Rico, (commonly called Porto Rico,) in- form us that some important changes have taken place very recently in the Custom House regula- tions there, especially with regard to the exporta- tion of cattle, in which, as our readers are aware, that island abounds. These new regulations ap- pear to be part of a system of measures originated by the Count Mirasol, (the Captain General,) in an enlightened and promising effort to promote the prosperity of theisland, and at the same time, as tending to that end, to protect and advance the i terests of foreign commerce. And it is really a subject of congratulation to our ancient ally Spain, as well as to those Cel be ey in commercial inter- course with this island, that two functionaries ex- ercising such large powers as do the Captain Gene- raland the Intendant, should have set so earnestly to work in so important a field as that of the Cus- tom House, both as to the imposition of duties and the practical administration of the laws. e have thought it not uninteresting to the com- mercial public, to sudjoin an abstract of two of these regulations promulgated the 2d ultimo.— They are as follows:— 1 Fromond after the 19th of the present month of Ni vember, the exportation of cattle from this island shall be free from every species of duties. 2. Agents, whether nationol subjects or foreigners, for the purchase of cattle, shell receive their passports gratis from the euthorities of the island, to traverse such parte as may be convenient for them forthe purpose of makin; their contracts ; andthey shall have every facility ‘and every protectfon which they may solicit from the govern- ment, and which may be within its competency with re- spect to the laws. 3. Vers ls Lyle 3 in ballast, for the exportation of cattle, though they be foreign vessels, will understend that a are dispensed from the obligation of bi ing con- signed. 7, The first two steam vessels which shell establish themselves for the exportation of cattle, shall for the term of five years be free from tonnage duties, port duty, health duty, aud all other duties now levied ; and this although upon their return voyages they import articles of commerce. 5. From and after the 19th¥November (ultimo) the Cus tom Houses of the second class shall have power to grant clearances beyond their respective districts, and all other powers proper to custom houses of the first class, from which they will be distingnished only by the number of their officers, Sgriovs Accipent.—The shop of Mr. Mills, gunsmith, at the upper end of town, had been fre- quently entered by burglars during the fod on Saturday night last he prepared a pi when the door wos opened it would shoot ¢ He was. himself, thoughtlessly, the first one to enter, and the contents of the pistol were lodged in hischist. Hir condition is, as we understand, very cri though we teust that he will recover.— Wheeling Times. Mr. Mills died of his wound on Thursday morning. Oy Steam bark Edith left Lincoln’s Whart yer- terday afternoon, under steam and the jib; pro- off Dorchester Flots, there anchored, and subse- quently got under way, all sails turled, and steamed dead ‘© windwerd up the harbor at the rate of about seven knots an hour, Again she stood dewn the harbor, spread all her canvass end went away, flanking for New York, ‘with the wind north west— Boston Post, Dec, 26. Dayton. [Correspondence of the Herald } Dayton, Ohio, Dec. 5, 1844. Canals.— Rivers —-Lots—-Society—-Amusements — Ladies. As one of your constant readers, I have been greatly interested by the letters of your numerous correspondents. Scarcely a hamlet, or village, or city, is there in the country, but we occasionally hear from through your valuable paper, and | have frequently thought this flourishing little city of Dayton, with its beautiful mansions, its broad and spacious streets, its busy workshops, its extensive manufactories, certainly deserved at least, a pass- ing notice, 10 the New York Herald. It is empha- tically a go ahead place. A few years ago, its lo- cality was a wild swamp with a few straggling houses on the bank of the Miami River; some of these still stand, but are entirely thrown into the shade by the stately residences of the wealthy ci- tizens near them. The Miami and Mad rivers then rushed along in al! their primitive beauty and wildness; now the course of the latter, in one place, is obstructed by dams to bring the water into the city for hydraulic purposes, and, in another, an entirely new channel has been cut, to throw it further off to give us room to extend our building lots, and to spread ourselves. To give you anything like an accurate descrip- tion of Dayton would Our too much space and time, and I must speak of the cemetery, of the proposed hydraulic canal, and many other objects of interest here, at some future ume. Our society is most excellent, and will not suffer by comparison with that of any other city west of the Alleghanies. The ladies unite the haut ton of the east with the charming natvete of the west, and form a character which cannot but please the most fastidious They are refined and elegant, possessing that air distingué which usually accom- panies personal appearance most attractive, and accomplishments most fashionable. The gaiety of the winter has commenced—cotillion parties,ta- bleauxvivants,and chess partiesare to be the resourc- esfor amusement. By the way,Imust give you an ac- countot the tableaux which recently came off at the residence of Mr. B._ His beautilul and accom- plished daughters, assisted by their fair associates, ‘got this up” with a degree of elegance and taste [never saw surpassed. The representations were a love scene—a Neapolitan girl asleep—three scenes from Byron’s Corsair—Auld Robin Gray— an Indian group, and two scenes from the Bride ef Abydos, In the love, scene appeared Miss N., as a gipsy, telling the fortunes of two lovers, persona- ted vy Miss C. B, and Mr. G. Judging trom ap- pearances, they were pleased with the revelations ot the fortune-teller; and, no doubt, the young gentleman would rather have had the thing in se- rious, solemn earnestness and truth, than a mere fiction. If he would not, he possesses less taste, and less fondness for the beautiful and worthy, than I have heretofore given him credit for. The Neapolitan girl was personated by Miss F, and most excellently done. The scenes of the Corsair, by Miss W. and Mr. V., and rather better per- formed, if possible, than the previous ones; Auld Robin Gray, by Mrs. D., Mrs. P, Mr. P—and Mr. P. This was, indeed, a fine scene, and the spectators requested a second view, which was given, although rather contrary to the wishes of Mr. V—nC., the manager, who is, truly, a gentle- man of fine taste, and understands these things. The Indian Group was represented by Miss F. and Mr. B. Their perfect costumes and natural posi- tions, formed a most faithful picture of a warrior reposing after the fatigues of the battle field, and his equaw looking down upon him with affection expressed in her every feature. But now shall I speak of the ‘ Bride of Abydos.” Byron himself, when writing, never imagined be- ings more lovely than Miss M. and Mise H. B., the characters in these scenes. The former re chning in the most graceful position, casting her soft gazelle-like eyes upwards to her lover, and of- fering to him a flower, was a most accurate repre- sentation of an Eastern beauty. Beautiful, at all times, ig she ; but when that look of undying affec- tion is depicted upon her features, who could re- tuse to pay homage to one so graceful and elegant. Happy, thrice happy, will that man be, on whom the lignt of those eyes will shine, and who can tS ape herand say ‘‘ She is mine own, my loved one Pleased as 1 was with ths affair, and dwelling as it does upon my memory, forgive me, my dear sir, if | have been too prolix. All those present, and they were many, appeared equally gratified with myself. Bridgeport. {Correspondence of the lierald ] Bripveerort, Dec. 20, 1844. Elder Knapp again in the Field, and Fanning the Dying Embers,and Blowing Gas for the Amuse- ment of the People—Scraps and Crumbs, &c. Dear Bennett— Ours is a glorious little city—a city in which the immortal Thomas Thumb first breathed the breath of life—a city in which General Thomar Edwards, and his son Alfred, resides—a city of City Bonds, of repudiation and of liquidation. But why need we speak of its glorious character—it is known to all. The great political race is run—its excitement ended for a season; hardly over, however, before the great master-spirit of souls—Brother Knapp— descends from the clouds, armed and equipped os the law direets—the sword of righteousness hang- ing by his side—streaks of saivation running up and down his legs—his pockets crammed full of phials of wrath—his tall, military hat jammed full of ——good sense, and plumes, plucked from the wings of angel Crabriel, waving o’er his benight- ened brow, as the hydro. oxygen ascends. Steam cocks and steam pipes are blowing and snorting— high pressure engines are ‘‘ goin’ it” with the velo- city of torked lightning—cog wheels and blowers are whirling round, bigest f like ten thousand swarms of complicated bumble bees—the wheels of sin are groaning and echoing “ pit-pat, pit-pat” under the inhuman and driving propensities of the infuriated engine—blue streams of fire emanate from the smoke pipe of salvation—Lehigh and Lackawana coal feed the devouring furnaces— the boilers of salvation stand the test—on dashes the New Jerusalem steamboat, ploughing the pol- luted waters over the deck at every jump. Hold! a sinner is washed on the quarter deek—breathe the Holy Ghost in his nostrils. Hark! his bosom heaves—he whispers glory !—louder he says glory ! —peals of thunder echoglory! Run up the flaes —set Zion on the bow—Salvation on the stern, and Glory, hullelujah, on the quarter deck. Ho! the thraldom of sin is in sight. Bridgeport is in view—beat the drums—fire the guas—we’ll take the repudiators by storm—they discover us—the shake—they bend their jointless knees—down wit the anchor of the crose—no, up with it, we'll dash o’er the mud flats of sin, and moor the New .'eru- salem in Jehovah’s dock. Blow off the steam— throw some brimstone in the furnace. Oh, look here! Look where? Look way over yonder— see the penitent sinners~-see their legs quiver— see them fall on their knees. Stull they com still they fall—make room-huddle up together— hear the cries—glory, glory ! Our work is done—we have taken the rookery by storm. To fight against the steamer New Jerusalem and its captain, is folly, when sinners conquer the old ship Zion, then they may storm the ramparts of heaven and hurl Jehovah Tite hie throne—then, and not till then. Dear Bennett, the above isa specimen, and I shall prebab!y give you some more ere long. I find, as the Elder advances, he fires into it con siderably strong, and | should not be surprised if he should kick up a considerable of a spree, be- cause he says he shall stick to it until the devil hands over the papers. When this scene comes off 1 shall probably be present, say next weck, er after, becauee [have a great curiosity to behold that sage egetey od When he does come J shall try to make arrangements with him and send him to the American Museum, because he will be capi- tal property for my friend Barnum, and, more than all, I wish to have our city proverly, and faithful represented in the persons of Gen. Thomas Thum! and his satanic majesty. Respectfully, Tomas H. Tuums, Jn. JupreiaL Decision.—Some time ago a slave es- eaped from Kentucky to Ohio. He was pursvec andoverteken. Some ofthe Ohio Abolitionists propose to buy him. His master acceded to their propostion and wok their bond for $800. Subsequently they refurec oayment, alleging that, in contemplation of the Onio, they had received noconsideration, The c recently befure the Supreme Court at Chillicot b tave @ decision in iavor of the claimunt.— Louisville Jaw nal Firowsure Rairoap.—The rails are now laid to Shirley, (forty milos,) and freight cars have occasion ally Tun to near that villege, The passenger trains will Page come ence ransin to Shirley on or about the irat of January.— Bunker Aurera. Tne Murpers In Cotumsta anp RENSSELAER.— The resulte of the examinations of the persons con- fined ia the jail at Hudson, leave little doubt of their par- ticipation in the murder of Rysenburgh It is also be- lieved that the murderer is krown will be secured. ‘The impression having prevailed extensively that an at- tempt to rescue the prisoners would be made, the sheriff, aided by the citizens, had taken ev der the attempt abortive. A force enrolled, armed and on duty; and 500 citizens were in readiness at @ moment’s warning. of the Common Council of the city of Hudson came up yes- terday, with an application to the Governor for arms and munitions, and with a reqnest to the corps to proceed to Hudson to assist in guarding. the jai Gov. Bouck gave an order for 300 stands of arms, in addition to 200 previously supplied, 4000 cartridges, The Burgesses’ Corps prempiie obey:d the call; and at a meeting at their armory yesterday, resolved to proceed, with 300 muskets and three field-pieces, in the 8 o'clock train this morning. They will be commanded by Major Franklin Townsend. They were furnished by order of the Governor with 60 blankets. It is understood that an Anti- Rent meeting will be held this dey at Cleverack or Chatham Four Corners, by persons from the counties of Albany, Rensselaer, Columbia and Schoharie. Meetings, numerously attended, were held at Claversek on Setur- day and Sundsy, In Re wer county, although war- rants were placed in the hands of the deputy sheriff of that county on Monday, to be delivered forthwith to the sheriff, we hear of no movement of that functionary for the arrest of the murderers of Smith,—Alhany Argus, Dec. Association or Factory Orgratives.—The fac- to ¥ girls of Lowell talk of establishing a large factory, to be worked by themselves, and of which they shall the tock proprietors. ___s eee FASHIONABLE SUBSCRIPTION BALLS AT THE ALHAMRA, 569 BROADWAY. HE proprietor of the Alhamra has the hoi to the fashionable society of New York, that ha tirely rebuilt and fitted up greater taste and, elegance, he proposes, in. com i Mons. Gabrieland DeKorponay, to give « series of Balls the en- suing winter, of the very first class, on which occasions will be introduced sme of the newest danges and mnsic wow in vogue in the most fashionable circles in Europe. will om Rie six balls, to be given in the following order: Ist ball, vinesday, Jan. 8, 20 ball, Friday, dans 17,34 ball Friday. 24; ath ball, ‘uenday, Feb. «2 ‘ch ball, Wednenday, eb. 12; 6th ball, Friday, Feb’ 21. Price of subscription to. the whole set, including supper and refreshments, to Balls $7750; to single ball'$3; admitting « gentleman and ay. ‘Tickets nay be obtained at the Alhamra, and of Mons. Korponay; also, at the principal hotels and music stores, 46 FASHIONABLE DANCING. MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY ‘AD the honos of «aiferaning the EAAied am Gentlemen of ny that he for the of giviar istuetion inthe praeina aaa e Binces prevailing ‘American society "Mons, i. has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New- establishment in a Mons. ort, where his style met the warmes the pa Sed Ses ametd at ie aati Some mong others, Mons. K. proposes to teach that well known nce LA POLKA=the new a uadrilles with original music the Valse de Deux Pas—the Mazourka—new Calton tare Galoppe, and all American Dances. ‘Mons.'K. will he assisted by MADAME KORPONAY as Musician, " The instruction will be given in the French, Ger man and English languages. 4 " Rooms are engaged at 25 Park Place, panties tprivate, cool = for the accommodation of Ladies and men, ‘The Poiks, and the new Quadrilles, an at present danced is the fashionable eireles of London and Paris, can in Pf twelve lessons, except the Muzourka. ‘All others in tweaty- four lessons. Foi ngs, inquire of MONS. KORFONAY, at face, Class Lessons from 10 to.12, A. M., 18to1, and 1 and from § to 7 in the evening, * Terao welve lessons, $10, and quarter, Privaie Letasae—win Yessons, $8: twelve lessouae $id quar- tr, $20. All other hours will be devoted to Public Institutes, Acad- omies, Ke., Ke, Cy TO THE LADIES. BALL COSTUME. HE, subscriber, having completed his arrangements for the fall trade, prepared to offer extraordini te f' RED DRESSES, vale, Tadaee for the purchise of rich fancy ‘EMBROIDERED DRE afarge quantity of which rave been received by recent arri vale: and ‘are unsurpassed in elegance and novelty of design, following will give an idea of the low prices at which they are CORONATION ROBES from $3 50—vsual price $5, h d (1 a a Extra Hie 0 New patterns fancy Needle Work, (rom $5, Rich Organdie and ‘Tarletan Muslin, worked in colors! (ini grain), warranted fist, 84 Tarletan Masli from 3s per yard. 8-4 Organdie 6-4 Swi casual price 10 Muslins, of beavti(ul texture, from 3s 6d, Organdie Muslit all prevailing shades. , Actention is also’ inviced to the stoek of Infants” Waists and ‘EMBROIDERED WAISTS from 3s, do bes with waists, from $3 ry be 6 00. 7 00. ods, in Capes, under Handkerchiefs, od very cheap. Revierie and 4 LADIES TA| Ke JPARTMEN'T will be found— nd Thread Laces, French Point, Mechlin, Valenciennes. Brussels and English ‘Thread Laces, imitation Regency, French Poiut Alencon. Persian "Thread, Canton and ‘Meline Laces and Edgings, of **robodoe Lisle Kdgings, at 6d per d Square and demi Veils of every style and quality, from $1 upwards. WINTER HOSIERY, 4 Ladies’ and Children’s Patent Merino Vests. do do Lk, do. do do = do Cashmere do. » = Black Alpacha do. do Rich Silk lo, di do Open work and Embroidered do. Gentlemen's Merino, Lamb’s Wool, Silk and other Vests, Drawers, &e., Ke. BARGAINS. $00 dozen ''rimmed Caps at tx—urual price 8a. Kernnants of Insertings aud k.dgings at half price. 40 dozen best Kid Gloves, slightly soiled, 3s per pair. 3009 yards Black and Colored Krvnges at half pric 18 17 a PETER KOBEKTS, No. 373 Broadway. ALLS, PAK TIES, ASSEMBLIES, &e, would do well to B give JERVIS a call for Bugrayed Ball Tickets, prinetd Circulars, and Cards of Invitation of every deseription, he bee ‘ng prepared to do Ball Printing as good and cheaper (in one else in. the city. Call and. satisfy yourgell at JERVISS Original Cheap bugraving and Vrinting Establishment, 336 Broadway, next door to Tabernacle. ROGERS’ GYMNASIUM. Nos 15, t7, and 19 Canai street. ‘THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT ii DAiidevennme, tor tke veception of pantise All pemoes t f the ( eg at ntraetions of tim Cheat, Dysteyeies tere f constantly bending over the deaky and 'seu- ving. Parente and Guardians of Boys,, and all interested, are in- vited to enil. 2 b ROGERS, Proprietor. N. B.—J.P. R., in conneetion with W. J, Wyer, has opened + large Gymnasium in Brooklyn, at No, 165 Fulton street. Gentlemen b Ne York, who ry vill bid. tate eaqailatpnena wo setasioes Comietehe Brookly: purposes of exercise. Open day aud evening. 22 imeee BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEAR’S FESTIVI- TIES, &c. ‘THOSE gentlemen who in enjoying the festivities of the season, are requested to examine a ment of fashionable Scanes, Cravats, DRi ved by Inte arrivals from Paris and London trons and strange 1 thi and well selected assortment of the follow: Muslin Shirts, (eut after the most approved the furan nch Method, to f the Wearer,) Silk, Merino, Lamb's Wool, Flan skin Shirts and Drawers; Velvet, Cashmere, and other Hosiery, Linen’ and Silk Pocket Kerchiete; Cravat and Sart Stocks, Riding Belts, Patent Ei Braces, Suspenders, Buchskin, Merino, Cashmere, Cloth, ver, and Goat Skin Gloves, &e., &e. Gentlemen desiring any of the'above articles will be certain to find them. to suit then taste, tthe old establishment of PARSELLB & AGATE, 22 In 237 Broadway, comer of Park Place, CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, SEALED PROPOSALS will be gd ie tice il Pa ‘| a Sw erie it Siihe stat day of December, stg, for the sacply of elles to the peity officers and. seamen. of the United btates Revenue er rm of one year, from the first day of for the Revenue Service is the same Naval Service, omitting the. liquors ticles enumerated in the following’ table: and consiat to wit Onnces of | Half Pints of tls 3 § ; Sl Sle) a} sisi: Blalie |e leis lp i Stony 1 \@ Forsdny r{elt ay Thr'day tte. |} Friday ails Saturd Lie 1 Per e277 1 ‘The rations to be of good and wholesome quality, to be ap- proved by the Collector, and the differest articles comprini the raticn to be delivered on board the vessel in. wood. and sufi cient casks and vessels, to be provided by the contractor, and the contents therrof distinetly marked on each to be understood that the contractor will be bound to . Upon Te-sonable notice, ed he captain of the vessel, with ¢ tor (not exceeding. upon an ‘av ‘one day in each week.) sech i af Uns tatiam tilewred fa sha Sevah eure 3 ie ma " “te PAN NESS" Colletee, DR. SALTER’S YOUNG MAN’S FRIEND, enn ok SPECIFIC MIXTURE, 4 M4 | Cs rel gs speedy, one abe virus in ficient cuaran tee of its superior ethcecys it is at once post certain and fe, and the most speedy Moved: ‘This misture may be verted en by the, public with tee Pal spibite pomalatats “ier bate sith exch bottle. | Price $1. las ad rt by J, 0. Qe ‘ulton street, (Lamp store) Sua ailgiogs, De form th eit ta Buffalo, and the intermediate irene Wall ho. eros hom iia Cn La S % ed Oe EV iNGwTON: RLLO & FOMEROY,