The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1845, Page 4

the Philadelphia Custom House, hasbeen here for several days, protessedly witn a view to the settle ment of his accouats, but only to lay an anchor to the windward for a new appointment. He 1s a man | of indomitable perseverance and energy, and it he | does not sucered, it will not be trom. a want of ef | fort. Going! going! gomg ! who bids ? | Calvin Blythe is also here. I mean the late | collector ot Philadelphia, and the nearly success- ful competitor for the nomination for Governor at the time Porter received the expression of the popu- lar voice. He is new, as he ever has been, the warm personal friend of Governor Porter, and for that very reason is not very popular with Mr. Bu- chanan. [tis rumored here that a Comptrollership has been tendered to him; but this | believe to be doubiful, and that his visit to Washington is con- nected entirely with bis accounts as Collector. Simeon Cameron, Senator elect from Pennsylva- nia, in place of James Buchanan, was here a tew days since and was closeted with the President, and subsequently with Mr. Walker. He is an inti- mate personal friend of the Secretary of State. His interviews with the President and Secretary of the | ‘Treasury were most probably connected with busi- ness, though there are some so uncharitable as to give a different version to the matter. The election of Hopkins L. Turney, in the Tennessee legislature, to the United States Senate, by whig votes, will be calculated to snengthen the position of Gen. Came- | concile the eas ron in that body. : Father Richie is much troubled about the priat- ing of Congress. The condition of things in Pennsy!- vania, will not be calculated to improve his pros- pects. It is thought that the Dallas faction are not very friendly to him, and the late article in refer- | ence to Mr. Buchanan, in the Richmond Enquirer, which has been copied so extensively, has not been calculated to inerease the feelings of friendship en- | iertained toward the organ in Pennsylvania, on the | part of the friends of Mr. Buchanan. The delega- | tions from Pennsylvania and New York will exer- cise an important influence in the settlement of this question. And much will depend upon the action ofthe Senate in reterence to the Collectorship of Philudelphia. Mr. Buchanan is supposed to be un- friendly to Mr. Horn, for the reason that Mr. Horn 18 opposed to him, and in favor of Mr. Dallas. The democracy of the interior of Pennsylvania call tor the rejection of Mr. Horn, while it is believed that Mr. Ritchie is in tavor of his confirmation. Thus it may be, thet Pennsylvania will exercise an im- | portant influence in the election of printer. A paper called the “ American Sentinel,” until re- cently edited by Peter Hay, who has turned ** Na- live,” and was one of their candidates at the re- cent election in Pennsylvania, bas within the last month or two contained a number of pungently written articles on Pennsylvania and national politics, said to be written by a gentleman of the name of Hay or Howe—a great Van Buren and Wright man—which has created not alittle sensa- tion here, notwithstanding the limited circulation ot the paper referred to. Sutherland is sapposed to | have had some sort of connection with these ar- ticles, but this supposition he avers to be entirely untounded ; though he, as well as the proprietors of the Sentinel, have certain political capital out of those articles, to judge from the government pap jourual above mentioned. ‘To sum up all | have here hastily thrown together, T have arrived at the conciusion that the rival forces ot * York and Lancaster” in Pennsylvania, will be very likely, from their private bickerings, the nomination of a candidate trom that the next Presidency—that the course ot Mr. Horn, as Collector, while it has not pleased the friends ot Mr Dallas, has displeased those of Mr. Buchanan, though his trends only are now continued in office scthat the dissatistaction thus created will have an el-ction of printer, if it important bearing on the shall be understood that Mr. Horn is to be sustained by the Penasylvania Semators—that all these diffieul- \ ly result in laying | tes and discussions may ultiata ou the shelt both Mr. Da the nomination in 1843 Cass, ors Pres, Mas and Buchanan, and in of either Mr Walker, Gen. las Wright’, as the candidate for the next idenvy. Kappa. Wasuine ron, Nov. 8, 1845. Miscellaneous— Assawt and Battery, $c. We have the pleasnre to inform you that Father Ritchie has got back sate and sound, and gay as a lark. We suppose he has fixed every thing straight in Virginia—Senator—Speaker—Printer— | and se forth. But it Father Ritchie shouldn't g t the printeg! Oh! pshaw! I beg you wouldu% men- tion it. Apprepos des botles, which, being interpreted into the Chaidiie, siguitieth appropos of the printing. We are desired by Messrs. Fisk and Heiss to con- tradict the report in a late volunteer letter to the Herddd, that there has been any talk looking to a Compromise between the officers (or the conduc- tors thereof) of the Union and U. S. Journal on the Subject of the printing. There has been, as we are intormed by both the gentlemen atoresaid, no pro- position of the kind intimated, at all, at all. Shortly after separating from Mr. Heiss on the Avenue this morning, we met the correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, coming from the opposite direction. There was a large abrasion on the neck of the correspondent, as it from the blow of a rough instrument of some sort. We inquired the cause ot the wound, when he deposed substantially as fol- lows: that between ten and twelve o’elock to day he went up to the Union office to settle for his half years subscription to the paper—that while waiting at the desk of the counting room for his receipt, Mr. John P. Heiss, one of the proprietors of the Uni . entered at the door behind, and struck him on the back of the neck with a stick, following up the blow with various ornamental epithets of destruction, and ordering the intruder out of the office. We are aman of peace—owe no man any ill will; but we do say that if Mr. Heiss had assailed us as he did our peaceable cotemporary, there would have been a fight of the worst kind’ in the Union office this morning. We suppose the offence to Mr. |feiss grew out of certain late strictures upon the organ by the Charles- ton Mercury. __ The prospect of war with Great Britain is assum- ing its due importance here, as the absorbing ques- tion before the next Congress. We are all pleased in ashington to hear of the election of Geo. Sykes of N. J., to the House. He as an excellent and upright man. We are informed that a trial was made with Lo- per’s propeller in the Potomac, a tew days ago, and that after getting under way, the momentum of the vessel appeared to average full two knots an hour all told. It this be the case, Loper’s propeller is not che article. " aa rhe weather is eloudy, chilly, fo; and blue. The city is as dull as at Hilgenunee Strangers are still holding back or passing through. New Onxveans, Nov. 1, 1845. Arrival of Mr, Calhoun—The Election and the New Cons stitution. John C. Calhoun is to be here in afew days. We Will do him allthe honors. The Mayor has ordered the Councils of Municipalities No. 1 and 3 to convene to Join with No, 2, in devising a mode of doing the thing genteely. Is Ellon Tree as handsome as ever, and her nose as snubby ? Canshecry as easily and as natural: ‘as when here a few years e? We are all anxious to welcome her, and you may rest assured, it will be a hearty welcome. On Monday all the great unwashed vote for the new Constitution. Every loafer, or rather all those who can treatiloafers,are electioneering for the offices of Coroner and Sheriff, elective under the new Constitution Heaven preserve those who have any thing to lose. It will work ill fora year or two, but the sober second thoughts of the American Ne al Heenan people always put every S —__ Putravenrnia, Nov. 9, 1846. On Friday night the Keans concluded their second en* Gagement at the Chesnut street theatre, and retired with ® probability of not returning to it again for some time: The public, like an over-grown child, will be satisfied with novelties only, and the two engagements of the Keans have proved that even rurpassing genius will not Compensate for the absence of that necessary element of theatrical success, The first heat (to use a term which smacks of the race course) was a splendid triumpl of genius. The houses we filled to overflowing nightly, and the artists, who constituted the attraction, bore off with them, from this city, solid and file very tokens of the delight of our people, and their appreciation of the transcendant abilit which been displayed before thom, Had the Koane remained away trom the city until spring, after this, or when they did return hed they pertormed entirely new round of characters, such as “lon,” and others of the like stamp, they would have commanded the ov flowing attendance of our cilizens a second time. It is true they et A ls the si every instance efore ; in Knowl ° play of © Li boo 9 matt in some 4 began the ovi 1 pieces, but @ repetition of the d exhibited an ap- ave recollected that « ‘ere is nothing like a ning fo: ery thing, and had they commence engagement with @ round of novelties, not character, but as to play, they could have fll up two or three nights of a week with familiar to them and the ued The great = by a pe ty. In order to tolerate the nol nius for any long peri it must be rapersed with vorsething known even the great Shakespeare to grow ition, while people have gathered in the feats of a juggler,merely because they were new and amusing. If the eflorts of the gre Genius of modern times are not exempt trom the * which prompt man to seek relief in chan, e, how futile Ia it a Ed of an inferior, though contessedly high order of intellect, to attempt to their 0 a den | do aot wish to be ‘undetetood assoying that the Hor eves more ing sought induce them to On the cor the boxes jooked slim. wretched house Lady Macbeth, and it w: exhibition ot boxes. ad none of that rant cond engagement of the Keans was a decided failure. ntrary, the boxes were ge! though the pit was always very meagre, and occasionally Irarely have witnessed such a on Mrs. Kean’s second really mortifying to see an bilities to bare benc! fore witn . ink of it. Kean’s 1 ine ‘better than any | have seen d roar, particularly in the ban- 1y well filled, rsonation of Pa It quet scene, which has in other actors so often disgusted m ‘The Soguins appear at this house on Monday evening, in the Opera of “I Puritani,” with Signor De inthe English. This is a’ nove wild fire among our citizens believe, produced in this city, and Mr.Segui it out at the commencement’ of an engagement, has en sured full houses to the end. w th: a Vani In fact, the opera alw as popular here, and the Seguin troupe has increa: at popularity by the judicious manner in which the leader humours the public appetite. The farewell concert of Ole Bull was a splendid affair. The Musical Fund Hall was crowded with the cite of our city, those being there who rarely are seen in any place of amusement. y which will take like was ne © before, [ bringing Locust street, on which the build- ing stands, was thronged with private carriages, from sth to th street—one whole squar The Walnut has been crowded this week, Mr. Mur- dock, He performed ters, but “lor in ble: an old Philadelphia stager, being the attraction. round of tragic Shakspearian charac- you, sir,” our people can never re- nd graceful person, and smiling good | humored face of Jim Murdock with jealous Othello, sav- | age Macbeth, or thoughtful, melancholy, philosophic, Hamlet. gan’s Juliet. hap Mur lock’s, is He In Mercutio, however, he was home, and in Claude Melnotte, Jaftier, and character, he never had, and never will have his suj rior. He'will play Romeo on Monday night to Mis the only Romeo | ever saw others merely, chariacatured thecharacter, except per- 1 perfectly at that stamp of all Keen, whose person aud grace, like that of suited to it, The Arch has been drawing crowded houses all this week. Miss Nelson, Mr. Brougham and Mr. Siisbee, with about the best company in the city, constitute the attraction. The National Circus is doin, being crowded nightly. A new drama called th pion of Freedom,” has been the concluding last six nights, Harrington has been exhibiting his ma, and ventriloqnial powers at the Assembly he has also added to the attraction the “ Conflagration of Moscow.” Thay this city. Yesterday the Quarter Sessions, nion in the course of the week. petitions, contesting the election, will be s ground that they ullege no facts which go to the of the case, but that their allegation: cal; that they complain of irregularities as to form mere- | ch ‘the contested election | Argument before Judges King, Parsons and Campbell, of | 8 ) and the Judges will give their opi- | It is expected that the | now given pretty much all that is interesting in Ot general news there is an entire dearth.— ases came up gain for an immense business, * Cham- for the al illusions | uildings,and aside, on the re merely techni- ly, without stating wherein they atfected the result. Such | General, vague and indefinite grounds, it has been inti- | c mated, will not avail, even if the facts stated are proved | to be true. to set aside the solemn acts of five hundred election officers, sworn to the performance of their duty, and, from the fact that they were of different political parties. being under strict guard against the cemmission of fraud. This contest is oue of the | of nativism. The stock market has p ly been enabled to make pearance the last week. | In fancy stocks, and prices running u| recently administered to the | rally acknowledged State Fives hi t convulsive kicks resented an extraordinary ap- | e have seen great excitement | p to what is genc- to be above their value, while Steadily declined, notwithstanding the ability ofthe State to meet the interest permanently, the presence in the treasury venta failure parties in the State, and of | to defeat | preserve the ,aith of the Co: State for | tend to account motives for th tal in Februa: e acts of the their own conclusions Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, First Boaxn, Nov.8.—5 shs 0, 79; 3 Mecuame’s Bk, 26+ 8, 47 du do do, State 5’ B w, Sk do do, 24 xD ds, 73, asdo do, RY do, RW ik on hand, 355 el Canal’ Loans, $3; $263 K Bonds, b 0, 68; 50 Wilmington, # 0 5 he COMMERCIAL of immediate resources to’pre- » and the determination of all | he executive particularly, to mrmeonwealth. it for this, any moze than | should seek the | Ido not ‘pre- inmates of the insane hospi- den a. 1 ton State 6 Boarn—$s000 State ih, 7: RR ‘8,73, ren Sares—400 shs Wilmington RR, b o 4 "8, b 5 ds, 75 2000 do do, RW, 73); 5 000 Ches & Del Canal Loan, 6's, 8 3000 do do do, bo 5, 83. | give the quotations, and your readers may draw Kentucky Bank, 74); 56 | ) Schuylkill BK, ¢ 3h 8 Girarl Bank, 9; 5000 State 3 5000 Ches & | 200 Reading R 21; 100 do KR 000 s, 000 State o's. bo 5 ds, 734; 1000 do | New York, Saturday, Nov. 8. AsHxs—The sales for the week have been about 60@ bbis of Pots at 3 87}, and 400 bbls of Poaris at $4 12}. lose rey Received this week... ., Delivered this Stock on nund, Wed evenat that’ p tions at $6, is offered at $ at 75 cents. comprise the followiag kinds end quantities, v bbb Howerd street. city M. Susquel Family And 58 bbls Rye Flour, and 426) bbis Corn Me Corton—The market was ¢ chiefly to sp Buwapsrerrs— 12} for Genesee, being a reduction of 12) cent esday, yet purchasers seem indi bbl. price, and ar but helders continu onthe closing of the market there seems to be but very little doing; 1 34. port, bbls. isp Pots. Pearls, Total. 7,86! 3,797 418 538 8,309 4,335 358 188 tenes st 4,147 12,098 @ market to-day has been steady’ at + cents since osed to operate e in hopes of making transac- Rye 75 cents, The inspections »f flour for the week at Baltimore ills. hanna Flour, . uotations. e firm at our quotations this evening In wheat le medium quelity Corn 1s active, with a good demand iz 376 al. T quiet to-day; the sales were f yinners, and amount to adout 600 bales, continue our q) We LIVERPOOL CLassivicaTtion, tions prices rd tendency, and the market firm. Upl. § Flor. in Mobile $ N.O | English bar | “common” is beld at $80. Gartsherrie Scotch pig about $30 cash, A lot of common Sweedes was sold at $83,50 a $81,6 and § m nav—Sales have been limi and the market rem: freely, which remains in first hands. sale of pigs at Rice—For ists a fair dem remain unalt been very ini which we not: ania is hel market is quiet, and” pri $1 Wrarrson: ward tendency. Seas 34 cash. Burrato, Nov. our market for bre on the promu| throughout th noon of 500 bt and 290 bbls mixed sition to purchase is still ver the rate of freight to Albany has advanced to $1,124 per bbl on flour, by setiers, Huron The invoice of Michi which sold yesterday at 95 mornin; afloat hi be 8] q 8. at 7}. The Alton been made in and $3 for heavy hogs jonuths. $4,37) cash first descrip and, but the} ered. animate, anc ice for fair id at 93 cent Some lots were sold at $: Not much doing and prices have a down. orth West Coast at 31 cts. firm. Norway $07,50 on time. ited since our last report, Missouri omes in pretty | We noticed a large tion of the new crop there ox- re 8. # unalte: rod, “¢ —_—____. Flour Markets, Igati he da bls good M Mills, ichigan ichi; Di better prices have bee: We notice the sale of 10 gan and Oho flour, deliver bbls. B_Rock flour, deliverat ents, has been reso ig at 96. ight thousand bushels Wisconsin wheat ealso beentaken at 92 med favorable for the expo veculative demend exists, and we The rt of notice sales of ‘Pork Markets. t deliverab! thinks that trey will be J they are now. le thi lower very little here, yet prices The market for the past week has 1 but few sales were made, of $4,02} and for prime $5 25 cash Srrps—In Clover there is but little doing, have somewhat receded, from our last quotati ® and prices ions. Penn. In Timothy and Flax the anary sells at 4 months. South —The animated appearance which dstufls presented yesterday mornin; u of the English news, continued and sales were made in the after. igan tlour to arrive at $4 81, at $469. Today, ¥ fair, and notwithstanding the dispo- $1,06} and n obtained of 1000 bbls good Michi- edin Albany at $5,94—250 i tthe Rock at § ich. flour delivered here at $4,53, an wheat received and 650 per brig iowa id this English news taliow, quite a 2,000 Telegraph rays that large contracts have his city for the delivery of hogs, at $3, 50 per hundred weight—the hight month. The Telegraph the close of the New Jerse: It MTS t. Cd tn the stew Rio Ga a. Loxvox—Sh: athe ws & co—36 Sif ki Wi ‘ousinery — & Brother—2 J M 1K, Bradshaw— GW Edmonds: Danscomb & Beckwith—1 M Bates—1 W M Brewer Crark & VieConn: a & © Mutler—1 200 tor ip, Hots ¥ Destandes and Gall Engl allp—1 Cc ler—2 vit Frererm=3 Joly Freres “f O'R Tobe Passengers Arrived, Lous D Renard, Bi Bardey, France; Phil Tage, AN DK Fore! Wp Loronto—13 phys Farr, 1GB Blake —1 E Vines Thos H bmn nb 2 Geo dL Dodge & e CK jady, Russi B Mon ne & ronsides—1) wart and lady, Holland—47 inthe 8 A Cow ombe, Phi ia; Mad jt p Netto Powers & co—37 do Js ckwell & co 12 DRCh co? co H Be eu ert=1 KB Stra R Marck—1 ¥ Maitland—1_ Hull & Brown: Jones—9 Landrith & cot Wim Toglis & owe & son: 53 Howdley & Phe $C Abrenteldt—19 Camminy anuell—6 5 A Halliday—3 WH Harrison—49 P J woia—2 8 Burritt & Johnson—11 J D Bennett—2 Mr Titus— John Griswold—35 bales 28 cases 167 cks 10 bile 33 DM Pe vi] LF Fellows & rr Jo 4 W, ps 16 . Main & co—9 cof —Packet ship Torouto—W ‘Teller, of New York; J dy and t New Haven; Rev J Blackmor , lady, three cinidren UG Vandenhofi, J Spen y, Miss Banbury, Huy! H Banbury, Ann Bun badly, AS JD lady, Ein Jndy, Germany; A’ Border, France e fadelphia rN am Mequier, son egest, JB Venet, re, Germany—59 x. Barque Rosina—Mrs Darine and two chit- CHARLESTON=Ship Charlest ign Importations. ewood & Sheph qrewood & cots Shepherd & o—2 Cary &eo—3 MI wrsey—40 Dutilh Levy Jk e~2) Wetmore GW Biunt— IT P Seot1 G Link—21 h 133 chrage, Koop & Wilmer & er—=1 Koh! Schelt—1) Duasolm7 RK H Hanghtai Fellows & Wa 51 Batithi t Cousmery—| M Cauonct Fi 6 Liv bar & Ke 1P pee ig! rage, WResche“d AH Brakenio’ Noel de near” & cog, Boicpe. te es tou—2 J 8 Woodward—2 Lawreuce—3 G Pearce & K 1G Vilad rque—3 Schucherdt, Favre n-quette’s fils & Morra—1 J Danne—1_ FG 1 é 1 & Mondon~ 8 Rolke M. F Tho Torr ele ait hae nea teenie g es & co—1 N i y & col Buuker & Buvker «Op teilews. Wadsworth & co—5 py Lewis—1 CH Sand—1 J sous—2 F Cotteuet & co—2 Lachaise & Fi Siete WP Rongaaeet Ate LE ld pany CHICKERING’S | PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, tri i CRAG Vases leat e coca ates a hae | Pace, to Rooms No. 3and? Lafarge Building, 298 Brosdway, 6 doors above Keade street, wherehe will keep a general assort- the same prices a at his factory 12 Boston. ablie are invited to call at his rooms and examine the toe \d-hand Piauo Forte, made bj fauted in pertect order, aud will be sold a ba PHILADELPHIA HOTELS. HARTWELL’S WASHINGTON HOUSE, aan ‘Ho STREET N ABOVE SEVEMASONIC. HAL TO ELPHIA. ra LE aod Warm and Cold—in fine apart- (7~ Baths just metis—for both Indies aud gentlemen. JUST OPENED. UMBIA HOUSE, THE 1 nots & co—2 G Hessenberg & co—1 FW Wi \ Wareroom, 492 | cou “a K lvelin—1 EH Lacombet. Renauld—1 F Cottenetc2 poe Se altel CHESTNUT STREET, chick & Wisendonck—1J Emeric—1 E Heat Hilger & gona aA AMEE rai ele Between Sixth and Seventh Street, Mecke, Plate & co—3 | Williams—2 J Coles—t WH Coles—2 ‘ORTES FOR HIRE, at 411 Broadway, up stairs. PHILADELPHIA. FE Loynht S09 “29 C Melt Hortmann Sons & Dru | \NIEL WALKER, Mauuhicturerof Piauo'Rores ns | LW a ast J) taitly on hand an extensi sortment of ele; er, URE S sont C'Egler 7 Ht Wierd’ Malercur, Gourd weet | Svondaud Mahogany Pisuo' Forts, bert exclusively ir hie, BAGLEY, MACKENZIE, & CO; otby D j—1 C seve! “oral | * Iby Sco! WL Beal—t C prgkinsham & com. | in h lag ogan «\ tohim at | i" Inte of Jones? Hotel. ‘ @ Cailleux fils & co | ithe Amer ei Institute, for umprovements im MACK ENTE, formerly of Washington House pie S Stadwells B. An Grgan with four stone, in good con FERGUSON: mre ureh or private family, fos ——-- a —-— I wo Coghe & hanno SP MRT | cach ona ia Re el eee, Manufactory 44 ABBEY HOTEL. JK Herrick—9 1 oung & Ellis—1 John BE Hyde .o | West lth st. near 6th avenue. n6 Imre i] Th 7 Hstuden cont ‘&W Penfield & eo—1 lacobs & co—1 * Tomes & son—1 P A Bret—1 iese—2 Moran & Iselin—t & co—sundries to order é = Rio Grayve—Barque Rosina—1?,212 hides 15 bales nair 19,628 | horus W W De Forest & co—1077 hides 3 sacks I bal wool B Richards—7073 hides 9 bales hair S Barstew—0915 4 bales hair $ do wool 160 skius to order. Por av PLatt—Brig Huntress—188 pes dalmary wood 264 ceroous tobacco A A Melly—100 do K Caruanna—20 H E Mo> ring—2id AC Rossiere & co—12 JL Varick—251 Meyer & | Stucken—77 E Pavenstedi—9 Dr Wm B Moffat—301 Aymar & co—8 cases mdse to order. ir 9 do horns Pomestic Lmportations, CHanuxston—S vip Charleston—I esk mdse 48 tes rice 71 bls cottoa Geo Balkley—139 do 70 bags 1 tce Burekmyer & sou—71 bis cotton Atwater & Mulford—49 Sprague, Robinson & co! bbl Mrs C Beldea—1 J Brumer—1J G regory & co—229 hules J ersoll—1 box A Kuowlton—4 bags Greenway, Heury & 8 100 bales cottou to order. KG ETOWN, SC—Brig Detroit—179 s cotton Drak» & Is—157 H_Cort & com60 A Averill—30 Sackett & co—50 J W Phillips—98 Spofford. Tileston & co—31 Smith & Lor ‘arrea & Hasley. M Merida, ( Yui Nassau, N, P. 48 | fares to conve Point Petre, Guad, Pernambuco... 5 St. Croi ‘ Guayaquil: 21 St. Domingo : Gallipagos Taiands May “4 8c Ubess Havre 2Qst. a7 Surinam A i $l 2 | rug Zanzibar i ——EEE—_—_—_—_— MARITIME HERALD. | =< = Movements of the Steam Ships. Steamers. Captains. ,Jeave Due in 19...Nov. 3 | Leave | America Packets to Arrive. LIVERPOOL. Packets to Salil. | LIVERPOOL, Siddods’ Cobb, Oct. 111 Waterloo, Atl ve WL | Sheuandoah, West, Oct’ 18| Fidelia, Hackstaif, 16 | Heury Cay, D Oct. 21] Hottinguer, Bursley, PORTSMOUTH. PORTSMOUTH. Westminster, Hovey, Oct 10 | Wellingtou,chadwick,N St. James, Meyer,’ Oct. 20| H. Hudson, Moore, Northumberland, Nov. 1 HAY! HAVRE. § de Grasse, Thompson, Oct.8) Zurich, Johuston. Nov. 16 Unies, Hewit, Det. 16 | Havre, Ainsworth, Nov. 24 Alby, Crawford, — Oct. 2¢] Baltimore, Funck, Dees t PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV EMBER 10. ——— 732) Meo sets 428) GH WATER SUN RISES AUN ses 4m BoM | Basil A rT atin ee ‘acket ship Toronto, Tisker, from London and Portsmouth, | 7th wit. with muse, to John Griswold." "4 Portamouth lly, dar, from Havre, 34 ou. 26th ult! Jat 45 27, severe wale from NE to NNW, lost 9 Ship Charleston, Brown, 4 days. fou tou. to Geo Bulkley. Barque Rosina, Doty, 43days from Rio G: to WW De Forest & Co, Left hy Brewer, just arr; brigs Ohio, d arer, for Rio Jaueiro, sld $ days previous. Brig Hantress, Baker, trom Port au Platt, 2tth ult.-wath to- | bacco, to Aymar & Co. Brig Detroit, Porter, 5 days from Georgetown, SC. with eot- fou, to R Post. Sailed in eo. with brig Wampanoag, for West dies indse, to jenced a expe: Charleston, with cot- rand. yp . Boston, musi Nickerson, Boston, mdse. Prerce, Boston, mise. N hers Chase, Schr Leader, Nickersou, Boston, mise. Schr Salem, Tuckerman, Chatham. Sehr Superior, Mark, Newport. Below. Packet ship Baltimore, Fanck, ftom Havre, Sept 17, with mdse, to Boyd & Hinckea- en ert Ship Goodwia, (of Portsmouth) Davis, from Mavre, Sept 25. | One ship, two brigs, unknown to E & J Herrick. Misceilaneous Record. Packet Sue Weitinaton, Chadwick, will sail this morn- ing for London. Letter bags close at the Exchange Reading | Room at half-past 11. Scur Carnanine Witcox, from Connecticut ashore yesterday on the Gridiron, in Hurlgate. pilot oo beard, RamMonun Roy, which cleared at New Orleans of this port, returned on the 30th, leaking 15.0 strokes er, Went he had no ‘t,at Boston from Philadelphia, shipped a sea on Weduesday » off Fire Island, during a gale from SW, which swept decks and lost 20 tons coal. Seamen's Waces—( With Small Stores)—T\ Havre, per mouth, $15; North of Kurope, 14 3 ad st Indies, 15; Coasting, 15; East ludies, Liverpool and Mediterranean, 11; South Ameri- x4.—Namber of vessels en ing the month of Octob chrs, 6 steam ships—total, 16 MMERCE OF New Oni the port of New Orleans ships, 26 barques, 18 brigs, 29 s which 23 ships, 4 barques, 4 brigs, 16 schrs, ports—to-al. 47, Cleared du: jarques, 13 brigs, 33 senrs—totul, 98. Notice to Mariners. Wasuixeron, Oct. 20, 185.—Infor at the Department of Suite, requiring all vessels from. p ts Consuls, to have their manifest, crew list, and bill of h where there are Argel certified by the said Consul, will hereafter be euforeed, penalty exacted on all who do not conform to it. Information hag also been received from the Consul of the UVoited States at Teneriffe, of a royal order which closes the port of the Isiaid of Palma (one of the Canary Islands) against the importation of merchandise from foreign plases, stating that the receipts from this source did not cuver the expense itt curred. Spoken. Barque Magnolia, from New Haven for West Indies, 31st ult lat 2f 90, lon Jt. the Brig ‘Ann blizay Williams, of Mystic, from St Marks for N Yorks 23th ult. off DIL Shot Keys wo ual ey Se neh t Hatfield, hence for Barbadoes, 23d ult. lat 2832, $ Foreign Ports. , Ginnatran, Oct 12—In port, barque Miqueion, from Bangor for Boston, wind bound. Home Ports. Bau Nov4—Arr schrs Richard Taylor, rk; Richmond, Keller, do. Cutler, New Cld 3d, barques Acadia, West Indies; Carmelita, do. Boston, Nov 8—Arr barques Susan Jane, Smyrna; Tark, h + brigs Ann Caroline, Alexand lover, ; ‘lian, Philadel Florence, Malaga: Johu Simmons, Philadelphia: Marietta,Crowel:: ‘on, Doane, New Yor! Hal nd Pactol\ Jo- ues Danl Baltimore; brig Belize, tonduri Honoluta, Sandwieh Istauds: Willis Putnam,’ StJol Leury, Savannah; Cambridge, Hall, and Wm ‘Wilson, New York + nn CHanueston, Nov 6—Cld ship Clarissa brigs Linden, Knadson, New York; Mareellois leans Paraguo, Botron; NG Bourne, Newport, Fla; sehre Cort (81) Harbor Island; Esquimaos,’ West ludies. 81d sth, Cho ” ron, Nov7—Arrschr Mary & . 5 shoo Herabic, Albany. hanna ew clipper) Andrews, Liverpool; New Ontra a re, Rose, New York 9 days; i; barque Pa: ii paston; brigs C and Vandalia, do. Cid Henry, Havre; Arvuin, Glasgow; brigs Hope How jay; blayne, Chariestow. Towed di vot; barques Marcia, St Andrew. Berry, New York; Bosto 8, Aronsas Be Towed down sen ath, ships Albania and Genesee. Newronr, Nov 7—(Oilice of the Khode Islander)—Arr 6th, schrs Tryall, Providence for Baltimore; Moses Brown, do tor Philidelphin; sloop Yanke SId brig Algonquin, vana. Arr 7th, sloop Ri Portiayy, Nov 6—A\ ve Ellen, Cardenas; Se- Briggs, New York for F: Cid brig Prince de Joinvil York ance tr a: 21, New rr brigs Fr lim, Porritt, New York; Luereate, do fur Thomaston.’ Cld ship M rt f id aft sehr and 4 slooy ip, Kw ar, Baltimore; Cols B Dw Charch, New Yor! en) Franklin, Albany; J L Long, CHEAP DEPOT NO. & Under the Nati JOHSON'S Walnut Ou Shaving Sonp. « de Superior Almond Soap. do ‘Toilet Soap- All very highly scented, and at priegs tower ian any other oui. n ery 3 i Fontes Bettie, 2 ee fumery for Barbers, Storekeepers, ie tate ©. VAN SCHOONHOVEN, ae % No. 5 Courtlandt street. JEATHERS 4.000 Ibs. Llinole F 5 ived, fo tale by Ke KCOLLING B Corn souk su | ov. 20 | Prince, Albert, Sebor, Dee. 1 r. | C HEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. , tine at FINE ARTS. oO" PAINTINGS cleaned, lined and restored, by "7 H. Bb 2% Broadw: ths BIRDS FOR SALE, NE MINO and several Doves, lately brought from the Kast ladies, Kuquire at 278Broome stre.t. 7 3U'r SEGARS—SEGARS—BARGAINS. TPPHE SUBSCRIBERS having lately pnrchashed an exten- | sive stock of Fegars, by order of ees, &e., are now | enabled to offer greater ins than ever, at prices much lowerthau the cost of mauutacture of. i st them are several lots exceedin Wholesste Sear Emporium, 108 premii The ol7 Im#re ¢ who may w n6 tr sare in Propri Mr. Re ral Suisoeiue hestowed’ ujiow in Abbot, tat tie pest seabos Tad wouldvolicita continuance. of it (orth. ensuite fellan winter.” His prepared to furnish Dinuers aud Suppers for in Tuite cr forpanies on short uotice, His table and’ bar are fe best the markets afford. “ rooal aud wood music will be ready for those 10 enjoy the suine : Buoostinupate Roa, 102d suet, N.Y., Noy. 1845. H supplied with the dation of part Furnit good order and th etor having pune arrangements to go South i interest on reasouable term: SE ee reretger would Tecara gmany thanks for the libe- ture, Fixtur es, Se. Hotel i for sale. The ccesstul oper- For the accommo- hland Cottages. . 2WS, with xrouud plans, of the Highland Cottages at ng Leste, KEN ' HKosbuey neat Boston designed ond erected by Win B. EVENING INT. Land—for sale at the stores ot Saxton & M) ley cs Ti Wha ham, MH Newman, Roe Lockwood & Son; and other book- | Bath edge ag eh me 9 Mores in New York, Philadelphia and Boston: v8 Ter men, to draw them ftom the hausts, of di ice SARACEN'S TIEAD, into which many’ fall, from a wantof more ratioual. and. in- 5 CEN aac eee structive amusement. "Au excelleut opportunity: now. off pn seety, Streets een which pi ¥ attractions, alse combining health, ple OSEPH SMITH, late of Worcester, England, bexs leave sure and information, where gentlenen may resort, and pa: J to inform tis friends and the public, that he has fitted wh an agreeable hour, at Dis 's Riding School, 419 Bowery, | his house in the most neat and comfortable sty eT} Terms for 2 course of twel $9. ‘ times on hand the choicest of Wines, Ligaorsaud Sezars: also, uot required to atvend regu lass of geuuine sparkling Ale dition to his Yenienee. “Lhe school will | plates of. ithe true old country 334 o'clock (Sundays excepted) i flother kinds of refreshments usually 10 | “Whe School is open daily for Ladies, fron 9 A.M. to 3 P, ish Chop House, which he trusts will be o31 Lm*re CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA CAROLINA HOTEL, BROAD STREET. | xratif Papers. ig to endsin general. | ’ | | “Rooms neatly fitted up for private parties—Lodgings—and no house better supplied with old country or American news lw*r SHE SUBSCRIBER deems it but proper:o in form hiso, | friends and eustomers, and the travelling pablie generally that he still continues to caterfor thei comfi rian daccommo | 4 ud would be happy to receive their fivors, ys ‘Carolina 1 ow be ter prepared fo: the reception of travellers, especially families, than atany former period, and when es Yass ngers to bus house, aud ready wtall times | ste 8, bee. to take them thence to the railr see ett aor, OF Dinner and private parties attended to as usual. 02 lawiw*r the effectual Also, full stock of Sporting art A. W. SPI es, Gun materials, 024 3taw2m*re Sk 218 Pearl street. FLUID DENTIFRIC. lated to pr 3 where it LI Ca) Tue Fiur Di ENTIFRIC ay No 147 Eighth Avenue, New York, aud may be had at No. 86 | every TH. Willi 3 and oad U Nos. 451, 511, 589, 963 and cay ama stagets 8 He Broa 60 ond obs in Grand street, Nos. | at once, participaning frou 146, 248, 274, corner of Norfolk and 413: in Broome corner division of profits. syth; 47 Houston; 282 Second street; 91 Niuth Avenue; 3) Bleecker street; No. 17 Aveoue Dj Sixth Avenue and 18th si participatin, ale, El BARTINE’S LOTION, caused by Cuts, Glandular tions, | the closest and most particular atteution will be pad to all who | Cramp nthe Stomach, may favor him with their patronage. NE bor" muibuszes will be im attendance at the varionsthorcug to be depended upon, of any article igf and cure of an which all are liable, more or Jess ed asa Fumily Medicine, and s! ‘on’s house, throvghout the country; they will then remedy at hand, which can be depended upon in cases ry pe DUCKING GUNS. havea CASES superior Duck Guus, of the most approved length | of accidents, ke: form, weight and bore. For sale, 5 cases very superior Cocking Guns Broadway, New. 6 cases low priced boys’ and larger Guns. The above | United States. Price 73 Gus are now m store and will be sold at extreme low prices, | c. tually attended to. Get LE of the above invaluable Li tuiicient to aatisty the most sceptical, that it ts the most t ie pul iction w before ch of the above a ct, it is ROW ald always b cents 323 NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS. How is it possible Cpr eontagies will content eee vie F s NS, by - ac ‘ar Tremors, Lumbigo, Headdehe, ion will be well es- bein eve- holesale and retail, at the Proprietor’s Depot, 323 tc . BARTINE. & CO., Propietors, Bees Broadway, New York, Orders for any quantity, addressed as above, will be pune- O16 1m'eod re ALBION LONDON AND NEW YORK. Instituted in 1805. ital One Million Sterlin, " 1s C y has been T TY years and "PAYS ia SIGHT Y per cent of at compound interest. Fy a operation e date of their policies 1 INSURANCE COMPANY. or $5,000,000. for FOR- CASH to those insured on the L. the profits "All eligubie risks have the great advantaxe of being confirmed in the first Examples of Rates for insurance of $100. : ‘ ; Age next | For one | For seven | For whole life | For whole life ae Vandel bergs WC Be Britges ‘Burrows ke Nelligan 7 mies | year. years, mthaut peelita with profits, Rimendort: No Ee ruliog & JN, Cutter—In Newark, = tte da in aa HVan Buskirk: C. W. Badger; and J. £. Tripp. wy roe | Lig 219 ae ni iced 10 131 1a 3 00 3:39 OVERCOATS, CLOAKS, &c . | LARGE aud splendid supply of fashionable Overcoms and Clocks, rom $6 10 853,86 na RK ER'S A to $15,000 on Insurance ot all ages from 10 a single life. Medi | Examiners. n6 Iwistre Clothing Warehouse, No. 179 Broadway. nh Oe ‘ Vibe Noy Bronwye : FIRS ie 2 5 y 0 rospectus with rates, an- BE Ey mana oe ee OLE EB. 7 71 salle: eRe eeeed aairenions CLE pS ioma Hy ein P. HAAS, DAGUERKEAN ARTIST, 289 Broapway, corNER OF Reape STREET, LAFARGE Me But.pixa. ih ceived the Medal at the lete Fair of the Ame- ricaa Institute, fr Pietures executed by himself, and not purchased nor done by hired operators; the public, therefore, cal all times depend upon obtaining the same style of Por- from the sma:lest to the largest sizes, which cannot be assed for beavty or accuracy, dustruction given in the Art on reasonable terms. 027 Im*e COAL. J AMnow delivering best Pench Orchard and Red Ash Coal screened audfree et cartage from ive yard at the folloy prices, (as usual the lowest im the city,) namely. Broken, 31 10t*r | 10 he a4 j Caton to thee S EPH KOWLER, R. 8. BUCHANAN, TAUGHT IN TWELVE nt 3tawlm*r SWORD EXERCIS' Ann street, third fleor, he will commence and American Brvadsword also the Musket F xrcise. $27 Wall st Y LESSONS. teaching th Tufvotry Smalisword "HL. has been a teacher of the above for | Byears; and will not, deviate from the method as at present taught at West Point Academy. i N. B.—Private Lessons taught in any part of the ity. reet. i entered into an arrangement Gy No. 29 y and Stove at $5 25; large nut $4 75; small nut $4 per ton 25 cents off if takeu from the buats. Coal and Greenwich streets. aii imere witl Yard corner of Ki PETER CLINTON.” yy r | W. H. DEGROOT & CO.,! No. 102 Fulton Street, | WV QUED respeetfally inform their Customers and the Pub- | lie that they are prepared to fury y article in their | ¢ following low prices, whic! jeast 0 per cent lower than can We had at any other establishment. in this city. Gvercoats of, best material, made aud trimmed inthe latest style. from $3 50 to $20; Cloaks, of French and English Cloths, feo ack, and the publ mence a class for the VI | Terms moderate. will please apply to Chambers & Jolie, 38 Broadway. Signor Rapetti will ¢ Piano and Italian Smging. DR.SALMON’S REMEDY VOR disordess of the Siomach, with indigestion, Ie id ipistiog, ‘Thos ines A CARD JOLIN at his room, ie who are di f B SIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himselt exclusive! to the instraction of Music, respectfully informs his frien he will, during the mouth of October, com- No. 38 Broadway becoming pupil: Godo roadway, aud uutinre, as usual, giving lessons on the a4 eodim*re “Liver aud Kidney: cS appetite, headacl languor, low spi Ne the chest, its, m $6 to $25. Kine Black, Blue,Olive and Brown | strength,pains inthe back, side, and lower part of Dress and Frock Coats, from $8to $16. Pants of every shade | habitual worms, an] other distressing symptoms ssdodlor. oun bese aualitys tien di bet Al THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE, has. met with extra- assortment of Vests of excelleat mat i yriynte practices and ia prized so highly by beat manner, fi that the proprietor has been induced to Cloths, ays ou hand, which | introduce it to the public generally He assures any sufferer will be ma A tull suit will | from the above complaints, that it is, as it professes to be, be furnished hours for trom $15 to $30. Best of Cutters | perfect cure, ring appetite, health, and Workmen employed. The plain man, aswell as the most | color and strength @ tated Particular, can be suited at NO. 102 FULTON STREET. THIS REMEVY CONTAL 08 Imm AMERICAN BAe Og REPO- SITORY, PRIVATE SALES STABLES, AND RIDING SCHOOL, CORNER OF Christie and Delancey strects, New York. ‘HE undersigned having leased the above premises, eceive from manufacturers al! articles in tl line, auch as, Carriages of all descriptions, Saddlery and Har ness, Sleigh Robes, &c., on sale or on stormye, at as rates as any other establishment in the city. The Car lepartments ave separa'e from the stable: jous, lightand airy, aud will be uuder the care of rienced hands. _ rs The Stables are roomy and well ventilated, consisting of 65 Stalls, and an Arena for exercise of 85 by 65,'feet dim auy establishment inthe City. ‘The grooms experienced, and a Veterinary Surgeon of | ays at hand for the care of such Horses as may requi assistance. * Gentlemen having Horses to dispore of, or chase, will be dealt on honorable terms, ‘Carriages receive the best of attention. ‘The Riding Sehool will beopened in a sty comfort that must ensure atrial of such ladies and geatlemen as require the exercise or wish to nttain the art. ‘The Ladies drawing and dressing rooms will be neatly furnished, and un- | der thesuperintendence of one of the best Riding Masters in | the country. , t Gentlemen not admitted daring Ladies hours. A Card will be published giving notice of time of commence. t, programme of arrangement, and terme, A The pabhic a ed to-cail aud examine the premises.— The Cars from the City Hall leaves you at the comer of Bow. ery. and Delancey, atew doors from the establishment, usiness. | | York ; consult braces the aod | ment hing to | Horses ‘and the least aw: le of elegance and much dimin et thing di my n6_1m*me peculiar | which were mistake apace, the follor pepnte) which Kail enable one to Ju plaint or not, and its proper means of eure. Among other things it was remarked, necessary that the stream of urine should be zease of bad and long establis! b and even years without producing any strikin, it necessary there shoul cting the attention to the seat certainly is now and then compjained of, but when inflammation hap, |, begs to state » (except Sunday) in order to isorders refeired to in t sonally or by post, at his residence, 88 Greenwich street, to observe that the subject of his to these complaintsalone—but em- le of those whien in any way Telate to the urinary organs, as gravel to boteyad age, ‘to the public the ne me! STRICTURE A! ‘ Thisveing very little understood, although the most frequent and imponant consequence of diseases—in a former much pains was taken to explain its nature—the diseases n for it—its consequences and its cure—also the fact that strioture f it especially, ations 1s nut confined whol fori are ed t factor nee ry reference: the i ND ITS CURE. juently exists in those who however, occupying obi cases, butstri it of this dises sto be si closest atte givenifreq MILNOR, 192 Broadwa: cor. of tobu st, Sole Agent for YUN CEK TAIN LMPORTANT MALADIES. ‘P.HE AUTHOR of the “PRIVAT: TREATISE,” DR. | R is at home as much as pos | asulted upon any of iittle volume, ices iS MERCURY, nor any preparation of it, aud does uot preveat the t He J, a difficulty in passing water peculiar He deems it proper alao hare to presen st interesting remarks on advyertise- ‘are not 18 too. much 1g emarks will be confined to certain circum je whether he has this com- at it was by no means jeted or evel ture: this, indeed, occurs in| jeture may exist for mounts 'y \dded; and, with regard 0 other effects, especially of early cases, these are obset to mitt GHORGE EHLE, Proprietor | fatl,upon the mind and nervons system, rather than the part it- TAKPS self? There are, however, three circumstances which most pe- - dt | eutiarly belong to stricture, and, especially when they meet to- FREMPY AL of Warcrooms to 2ti Broedway. in Granite should never be lost sight of, but lead toimmedinte menus Building, cor Chambers st—J. F. BROWNE offers for | of cure. Many other symptoms might be mentioned, bat most sale, at 281 Broadway, an elegant mssortment of double and sin- | of these belong to other maladies aswell, or. wlate to Stricture gle Action Harps. ate a Urn Of tones press of in its more advanced and settled a, while ¢ following, three touch, perfect_ mec! nd eleg h of these harps are i Pr its so easily an uneaualted. Warrautedto bearthe tat of chimate, andar ku. | Ucloug Co stricture in its early stage, and when sts x0 easily ices, ‘The attention of merchants, and the musical world generally, is partieulnrly desired. i red. "The first of t) “THE MANNER OF URINATING eae relates to It has been already world generally, ‘ said the stream nee t be much diminished or impeded ;what is Eierpe repaired Sete, tere ncan Books: Be | te ec cpaneed Mtaveccker way in which it Guishes, if it J. F. BROWNE & CO. (From prard.) shouid happen, after the clothes arcreadjusted, that a drop or two London and New York, establishe: | should steal away, so as to wet a. little this, trifling as it may yet produced. ‘Phe first profession | Seem, would afford a strong suspicion.” Not’ that this drop er Ww Certainly the finest h | altalent we have prefer fie harps to all others.—London Mu | ¢ sical Mirror, June, ‘ . 00 tare can exist without it. The next 1s | Mr. Browne's hai y farthe most magaificent instra- | TIME A FORME RHQZA MAY HAVE | menta we ever aw. Through his perfect knowledge ofthe i | RERLAINED UROGR ED eee eee eon tie astrament he has effected many importynt improvements: mechanical departinevt, and in the toue there is an extraor nary addition of sweetness, purity aud power. The pillars are elaborately and gorgeously corved and gilded, while the frames | are elegantly shaped and finished. —BroudwayJ ournal, Sept 5 Tre Tith, va 68 tm DS ALOPECY, ing off of the Hair and By or Dandruff, Seurf, vely cured by the use of Hill’s [ufallible 'd aad well tried specific for all diseases remain case to | Strieta: of the hair or scalp of the head. Itis a certain preventive of grey or red harr, or if they do exist, a thorough use of the On | fe the color ; it will make the hair flexible, cep it mui longer, aud give it a glossie; uy other preparation how in use, i which as: sertion | am fully sustained by the numerous certificate. in iny possession, afew of which are annexed. Sold wholesale and retail, No. 13 Nassau street. media 8 90, tito Scab ener New Yorn, May 21,1042. | Te'tmind. ‘This, however, 1s) Dear Sir,A short time since my hair became dry, exceed: | Petatise” of the author, a littl ingly harsh, and fimat munenced falling out, which increased such an alarming became quite thin, and what less; iudeed | was fearful of zh your persuasion, 1 was ine try ¥ aguent, wineh fam happy to say ina short time cunsed my hair to entirely cease falling off, ns sumea moist, soft and glossy nature, and I may add that differ: ent members of my family (expecially the female portion) have h res ou ‘At last, thr infallible © be ate | Seeley da that cates tate tie ts loety 5 | severity, 40 much as the length of time its glee . that is to be consi bh ate how lon for one persy ture. thas another I six to eight weeks, this len or inconvenience. , ‘ars in the treatment of this eomp nds of proper and experienced persons, the is now accomplished in ax man’ tect Indeed, of mind and seynal organ: most frequent ise of Stricture. red. Neither is it ths mey, continue without turally more dis) » willeasily imagine that, as there proceed from no other causa whatever; but, certainly, it vt i may hi je ine produc to Str rit should nave continued from path of Gime at least would streugthen ‘The third CRA STRICTURE HAS UPON THE which the mind so. powerfully acts upon these or- t to the mout) ny p ased the Ougweut for Nhe purposes in like succes | nese to this elsy for ano ASA GARDNER, Proprietor of City Hotel. peculiar menus of cura, ‘4 1 New Your, May 6, 1844. | WY I do certifr that | have been seriously aMicted with dandruff | Sbpeety and falling off of my fe te than tive yearsy and have | Gitranee. fo to_be sure remedies for the nade use of several artic fame, and found no benefit arising (rom them, b mite the re- Not! ter explained in volw which is seni days ax formerly it ugh the same medium the sexual organs re-act uw fs, howes ibe Private tto man} | parts of the world. As the cure of Stricture proceeds, (ae net vty of mind invariably returus, | Wit cnre of Strieture—this, it 1s gratifyingto state, is geherally accomplished in very little d hing can exceed the improvement of - Indeed, are of and without in the neture demanded cousult the writer who come ou basi- rt time ouly, but retar ther with hi "Private dl whi ra perfectly ew though it has been a source of trouble and anxiety for years, those who cannot leave their hornes, the writer og | his own ‘reatise,” h has an interesting chapte , giving every information on ¢! pected written iv the plauieat manners alittle mahogany chest, can be ad, To ich, being ely sent toany Th consequence of tte number of pretenders und books o verse fine yet the request ir. Hill [ was induc Boy a i this city, ao Ko it roper te rake his Tnfalltble Cmguent, aud the resuit hay be i tostrangers. Besides his rank as Graduate of inbareh, ke, Pad tod meant ke. he hes pablished three editions of 1 work expressly on these e nguont, Leia complaints. Also, he has letters from the. most emiueat physi- Comper af London ee DE. Mote ot News York, Dr. Physic, 8. A. POWERS, ‘ooper, of London,to Dr. Mott, of Ne . Physic, Mechwo Onna Coear N.Y. | en tend eset i ra ret. nl New Yorx, October, 1644, misfortune to lose the greater part of | ) ropenn capit radual falling off during'® tous’of over fows into the U. States. eat I was induced by the suggestion af ine fred aud cleaned coffee, and about | riends, who had been similarly alflieted, to try your Infalli ble one teaspoon full, more or leas, according to the taste, diluted | Pngaent, aud to my erent Joy it has completely restored my | with hot water of milk, furniahies n cup of excellent coffee == hair to more than ith original growth ; it also makes the hair | Time wedersiened meouvinged that the sagacity of the weil moia, soft and ives it beau deen appara. ofthis county wilt immediately perceive the nameroey con: espeetfally, iences it offers to house keepers in general, travellers JR. SANDERSON, [ead on sp, toqtnuratonra, &p.. and indulges: iu the hove to be 150 Pear! street. lyn J. Jordan's Fane ite “te Recollect Hill's lufullible Onguent can be obtained only at warded: his priveipal office, on the Northwest corner of Pine and Nassau Poi streets, and at the following feats, New York | Iris for ma y & Co., 196 Pearl street; |. Graham &Co..79 Water street: Mr. Thomas Sewel, H6 Usndcreet Beoowive., | ane (, Steane, Chemist, 194 Fulton street; Mr Htore, 69 Atl vutie ‘street Williamaturah, i, Banzetts Con- wands, by a1 tohim at wholes: rewarded forthe great sxeriice the intcedtetion of alw by H. D. Hill, No.7 Wat «13 Mardenjane, tre streets » 8. Corwit LADETZKY , Sole Mant in the ® novelty x, iberal patrousge, which cannot fail to, y every person who will make atrial of treet, J. G. Govtsberger, Broad b fe ys im dat, by fT . Alb lortimer & Mowbry, corner e streets, 2 im* ere York, and by our Agents throughout the | Balm. to 74 years, inclusive, from $500 | d | traction and treatinert’ receiv | closing $5, post paid. | YPVHE TONIC MIXTURE, a | any other remedy, without taruting th | 85; enrefal | Opposite Ludlow street. ist | ae “MONTHLY REPORT FOR OCTOBER THE NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURG! INSTITUTE No. 75 CA haces (CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED, 3 Cutaneous Affection, 2 Sore Hyelids, 1 Bad Effects of Mercury, 1 Numbuess in Fingers, 9 Constitutional Debi 4 Bleeding from Lungs, 2 Midwifery? 3 Deatness ciired by removing war from the Ears, 2 Sore Honds, 2 Chronic Affection of Bied- Rhenmatism—ove | — der, e cases the lady had | 1 Erupbon on Fece, not risen her asm for9years | 2 Delirium Tremens, 2 Actte Rheumatism, 6 Sourness and Wind on the 15 Cases of Seminal’ Weok- Stomach, ness, lex, 1 Sore Reet, 5 Costiveness, | Bite ofa rat, 1 Apoplexy, * 6 Patpitation of the heart, 2 Sore Ears—Children. 1 Asthma, 3 Headache. 4 Gonorrheen, 1 Secoudary Venereal, 1 Profuse Bleeding Nose, Svuneicat Orerations anv Cunrs. Urethra, 2 Hydrocele, about the neck of |3 Varicocele ander treatinent, the bladder, 21 Stricktures cured inthe ure- 1 Large Abscess ou the Back, thra without cutting oy | Large Abscess under Ari, uring. | 2 Polypus removed from the | 2 Operetions for S juinting. 1 Injury of Antle Joint, 1 Tumor removed from under the Ear, 1 Operation Hair Lip, | 2 Huger Nails removed, 1 Tumor removed from the ose, 1 Singulat Eneysted Tumor re- moved from the Scrotum. 1 Dislocation of the Shoulder Joint reduced. 1 Stricture, cured in the Ure- thra. Iu this ease, sur side ofthe Nose, for two. years’ pre 2 Hemorrhoidal tumors re- could uct introduce a moved MAGNETIC REPELLANT. R.A. POWER, member of the Royal College of of London and Edinburgh, aud of the principal Col of the United States, and for several years assistant to the late Sir Astley Cooper, can be confidentially consulted at his pri- vate offices, No. 15 Chambers street, New York, upon ali iseases of a delicate nature—to. the treatment of ‘which he wed his practice for the last 17 years. Syphilis, Gonorrhara and Gleets, whether recent or of long standing, cured in afew days, without the use of mereury or copaiva, ‘or no charge made. tricture, whith, of all diseases, commencing and stealthily advanelug even dreamt of, produ, the mind aud nervous most promiuent syinpt the are prestration of the natural ener- ies, aversion to society, and the involuntary escape of a few rops of water, after adjusiing the clothes, sul to voiding uris Hundreds of cases have been’ suce ally treated upon my newly discovered system of Magnetic Repul- sion, thus avoiding the intolerable pain and great danger atten- daut upou the rash introduction of instruments e Self Pollution is a morbid habit, often arising with the inex- perienced, avd when ence contracted, most ditfinult to over: in many instauces, idiocy, loss of memory, impoteney ent pain t and sterilit ment, te subi stored to its pristine vigor, by the use of the Electro-Magn Fluor Albus, or Whites, Obstructions and Suppres nd all diseases of the female sex, have re of my research and attention. 1 am the joner Who has had the moral courage to antagon ism which so fearfully prevails in this most neg- lected branch of medical science. 4 On the doubts and fears which often deter trom marriage, aud on all other matters connected therewith, I may be con- sulted with the most honorable regard to integrity and se- crecy. Patients at a distance will please be as minute as possi- ble in the description of theircases. No letters taken from the Post Office unless paid. ‘Olfices No. 15 Chambers street, between Centre street and Chatham street. Hours from 7 A'. M.to 10 P.M. intr KOCKLAND QUARRY. TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS. JAMES THOM respectfully informs the publ 1 J wened the Quarry formerly belonging to Mr. Richard Coe, Ti Clarkstown, Rocklan where iron aud glass manufac- turers can be furnished wi ne for building their furnaces ©, the very best quality. ‘The stone is well known to the pub Tic in the above line, being used from the same quarry upwards of seventy years. Likewise, stone furnished in the rough, or in afinahed state of finer quality, and inore equal color any other now inuse; aud twenty per cent cheaper than any other stone used in ‘the city of New York. Architects and builders can have an opportunity. of introducing entire stone fronts and oruamenting them with this stone at a cheaper rate, exposure, and proof against fire portunity of seeing the in the vicinity of atate being exposed to the Orders received at the quarry, or ¢ yard, corner of Barr N BE NO TEACHIN A MASTER. ‘ ak 2 Language, at once the easiest learned and most Piniiaceikteecator tie tay, n wepee or Prclanes wwaki.on the oral aid most approved system, edapting sto the capacity of his pupils w Te a kuowiedge of the aoknage of time, He has been honored with pup) of the following distivguished yentleme refer such a mauveras Very short space rom the families to whom he can . He y Clay, Hon. Caleb Cushing. His: Neos’ i Benton, Hons Lert Waoamery, and others. McLane Hon. Berra, Walkers 7 ded nee Jermau y . Terms moderate. aid Broulvway- se ROW ALE im*r HILL’S ee Nee FOR THE AIR. AN any thiog be more honest? Notice the fa never publish any certificate commendatory of t unless it has the res ng ed, which enable: the Onguent is at No. SKI. | yzalso that it 1s warranted im her young or ol Wproperly applied, to effect cy or falling. off of the hair, restore it to bald parts, ered ente pityrinsis, dan- druff, scurf, nnd all exfoilations of the cuticle or scalp; change red or grey” hats {0% besutifal dak color, maice the hair moist, soft, curly, &e. 5 do hereby certify that Ihave been seriously afflicted with dandruff and falling’ off of the hair, aud. made use of several articles for the same Ww: fearfalof ecoming bal was e Hill's the result was most sa- entirely disappear- icker , moist and glosy. Lean rourn Kes, ay recom eTAMES BLANCARD, No.4; Avenue D. Recollect, Hill's Infathible Ouguent ean be obtained tr only at his principal office, on the northwest comer of Pine aud Natsaw sts. and of the following Agents i= 3 Wm H. Carey &Co., 18 Pearl st; I Graham & Co., 73 Water st.; Win. A. Crocker,91 Maidea lane; Mr. Thomas Sew- ell, 478 Grand st.) New York. é A. Spooner & Co., 57 Fulton st. Mrs. J. Jordan’s Fancy Store, 39 Atlantic street, Brooklyn,L. 1.; E. Banzett’s Confee- tionary, iu Ist, between’ Grand and South’ Ist sts Williams- burgh; 'D. A Herrick, No.8 Delavan House, Albany, N. Y.; Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbry, corner. of Market and Charles streets, Baltimore, Md.; Jos: E. ‘Trippe, 293 Broad, comer Market st, Newark, N.J.: N. A. Crary, ‘140 Merrimac street, Lowell, Mass, 030 Im*re READTHE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS oF THE or Hedicine and Pharmacy 95 NASSAU STREET. MEDICAL ADVIC 1s ILLRS o(tig New York Callers of bed ‘HE MEMBE t w York Colleze o! icine ye ae acy, emtablished for thasuppresaion of quackery, mutinue to direct their particular attention toll diseases oC & confileutly promise to persous requiring asafeand permanent cuce without injacy to ation er coutinement from business. Invautdsare per y revsestedto make apulication to the Cotlege on te first appearacce of those andtime may be thus avo ages, as 4 Vast amount of suffering ded.’ One of the members of the College, for imauy yuars connected with the prineipar hospitals in Europe for the cure of those compiaints, attends for conaul- tation daily from 8 A. M. to 7. P.M. Terms—Advice and Medicine at cure teed. IMPORTANT 10 COUNTRY INVALIDS~-Pe:sone living in the country, and finding it inconvenient to make per- sonal applications, can have forwarded to them a chest contaim il medicinef requisite to perform a radical care, Life ome case explicitly, together with all ch on ge 9 of coa- where, if auy, and em CONSTITUTIONA wD. a UA al a Medicine and Pharmacy of bie of New York, is con! fidently reeoramended for all eases of debility, produced DY oe ret indulgence or eweess of any kind. It is an inval hp Ay mga sterility, or barreuness, unless d: ingen mal-formaton, Bingte hotties $1. ench ; enses of half'x dozen 5; earctul’¥ packed ana sent to all parts of the Un VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, OA the radical care of gonosrhara, gleet,seminal emissions, rin and all mocorpurulent, discharges from the arethra gigs ie the result of twenty year’s experience in the Charite in Paris, are pronounced. by their celebrated. Professor Vel ‘ uiuting the breath, disegroeing with th? stomach, or confinement irom business.’ Price $1 er bor JOR th nent cure of primary ot secondary ayphilin, Pome ea acle, oy atte eae kiiful medical treatment. raons suspecting A venereal taint remaininy tem shou ue this powerful without thoroughly cleansing the system with this braied alterrative. eh 5 ly packed and sen parts of the Union. ee a alee Ls GENTIAN AND SASSAF’ . RET AKEB by the New York College of Medicine sné trated extract, possessing all i feted anftes aid cpretive powers of tie abowe Herbels cont a, falible remedy for all the aretha. Phe r KICORDYS ALTERRATIVE MIXTURE. of ‘mercury, or w roe on can consider himself safe al gle bottles nt $1 ench jin cases of half a done as a CONCENTRATED Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quackery. Thi. ba yreeommel idod by the College as infinitely superior to any at present before the pal and may be Palfed on ang eortain remedy for all diseases arising from ae ta re atate ofthe blood, snch as scrofula, anit rheum, ang ort, plotches of pimples, ulcers, pain in the bones or joint rataneous eruptions, ulcerated sore thront, or any disease from the secondary effects of syphilis or + injudicious w: TS eeatesaet 950 a6 00 Y dozer betttor, Cates forwarded ta all parts of the Usion 108 Corwnr de ; 4; mA very liberal discqat to wholesale parchesere The Concentrated Extract of Sarsaparillo, Gen- itan and Sassafras, is also for sale at 73 Division street, THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor, DAILY HERALD—Every day, Price® eqpts poe oopy-$7 cpa Hite a sas y—Price 6 conts pet n advance, Prices—always eash in an WASEMENTS at thew ce, 11 kinds executed with ben 1d despatch FEAT lowers or comimuarentionsy by” mati, nddsesbed the esta! 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