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nay who hs the Mazen impadence io | mae a ie tld wpe it wer Temovin ie ‘oun failing out, or baldness. Must they not brand. hum as ‘an ignorant imposter? The ion is most too ridiculous to heed comment. Pralon’s ‘Cheinical Invigorator isthe only at, tele forthe bona fde cure of acurt and dandwuff or: to prevent the hair trom fall i i } effectaal, the money Eo enable cme gag Cream lieut Toilet Pomade for Vhelow's Dal ream i beautifying the hair, &e. He does not warrant jtto porsess any he only recommends that which will stand curative pow. the teat repared only by Edward Phalon, 214 id Hair Cutter. For Agents, see Ad- The Genuine Galvanic Rings—T hese cele= brated articles for the itive cure of Rheamati: yous Complaints are only to be obtained at 134 Faltos building. —___S—_ee MONEY MARRKT. Saturday, Nov. 15, 1845-6 P. M. Quotations for stocks to-day appear to be very unset- tled. Long Island fell off } per cent., Norwich and Wor- cester }, Stonington 1}, North American Trust 1. Can- ton went up } percent., Vicksburg }, Morris Canal j, Mlinois }, Farmers’ Loan }. Harlem, aad Pennsylvania 6's, closed firm at yesterday’s prices. The sales were hot very large to-day, but the bulls anticipate an ad- vance in prices during next week. Sterling exchangerclosed firm to-day at 8} a 8} per cent. premium. The demand has been moderate, and the supply very large. ‘The following; letter was circulated in the street this morning; it was probably sent to England in the Cale- donia :— ‘above articles are Broulway, Wig Maker aud Vertisement New Yonx, Novenper 14, 1846. The variation in the prices of the leading securiti have not been material, though the tendency has been townward, and the amount of United States, Ohio, Kentucky ' and Pennsylvania loans in the market much increase In the speculative stocks, par- ticularly railroads, the operations have been very exten- sive, and the rise rapid and very great. The transactions are not based upon any actual or even probable income of the different companies, but are thoroughly of a gam- bling character, and the rise is caused by the monopolizing by a certain party of a majority of the shares, in order to compel the bears,or those who may have sold for delivery, to pay such prices asthe bulls may demand. Heretofore, the result of such cornering has proved disastrous to all the parties concerned; and what may be the result ofthe present gambling transactions, time alone must prove. Money is very abundant, as many prefer to loan temporarily at low rates, and await the action of Congress before permanently using their capital. ‘on London have been freely offered at our quota- tions, and the business for the steamer en mode- rate.’ Of bills on the continent the supply has been limited, and rates fully maintained. ‘The result of the recent election in this State shows an increased democratic majority at the time whon the three prominent questions for decision, viz : Ore- gon, the Sub-treasury, and a modification of the tariff were clearly understood to be the favorite mea sures of the present administration at Washington. ‘The Executive, in bringing them before the country, may add increased weight to his arguments, when the voice of so important a State as this is, through the bal- lot boxes, declared in his favor Resp'y, yours, CAMMANN, WHITEHOUSE & Co. We rather think this is a misrepresentation of the con- dition of things on this side of the Atlantic. It is true that stocks have been affected by the recent views many have taken of affairs, but they are more settled now. The aspect of our foreign relations is more pa- cific, and its effect on the market is already felt, and will be still further felt. The assets of the City Bank of Buffalo were sold ay auction in that city on the 12th inst. under the direction of the receiver. The gross amount of the sales was $52,- 274 75. The assets were valued at $452,183 96, accor- ding to the schedule. We annex a list of the assets, with the amount re: d at the sale attached to each: — Assets or City Bank Burrato. ichedule. Sold for. Miscellaneous item: $5,613.63 698 25 A set of bank book: — 45 00 Items counted 1,864 20 16 50 Ledger balance: 6'602 92712 00 Stocks... 00505 00 2,200 52,210 331,204 75 87.496 45 12,150 00 9,388 25 980 00 Discounted bills and note: 5 Sudgmen s, viz : Two against E. B. Thar- ber & C w Other judgments Smith and Macy’s securities + 47,793.17 147,433 26 $152,183 96 $26,819 75 : 22.945 60 10 00 Motaltatereinaedieg ssa $52,274 75 The schedule value of the lease-hold and real estate we have not seen,but have no doubt it was nearer the amount realised than the other assets. This statement exhibits the rottenness of these defunct institutions, and shows that the nominal velue of their assets so greatly exceeds the market value, that the proceeds go buta little way towards meeting their liabilities. From recent returns it appears that the aggregate va- lue of property in Mississippi, is shown to be $71,991,321, and the aggregate tax assessed to be $413, The amount of money at interest, and in the form of bil bonds, &e., is valued at $1,406,937 ; merchandize sold by regular merchants at $5,462,855 ; bank stock at $9.9 476; taxable land at $53,780,404, There are in the 41,228 voters ; number of slaves 222,778. The taxable property of this State is very large, and a small average tax would produce sufficient revenue to meet the current expenditures of the government and the interest on tho State debt. We look for some movement in the Legislature of Mississippi,towards the acknowledg- ment of the public debt, and some provisions made for the payment of the annual interest. The people of that State cannot resist much longer the influence of public opinion upon this question, and may, at a day not far hence, ume the indebtedness, and remove, if possible, the stain of repudiation from the escutcheon of that com- monwealth. Leasehold and Real Estate in Buffalo Do. do out of Buffalo Md Stovt Exchange. $10,000 U S 6s, 1952 110% 100 shs Morris C 3000 do’ coupon Ii 25 do 10,000 U 8 5s, 1853 4 100 = do 00 do W250 do 3,000 Reading Bonds 69% 100 do zo do 70 25 ~~ do 500 do bims7! 400 = do 4,000 Alsbsma Ss 70 50 do 7,000 Indiana Bonds = 38%@ 75 do 5.000 Pen 5s 30071, 50 do 5.000 do 190 7426 100 jo 5,000, do 74% 100 Harlem RR 5'000 Ohio 63, 1960 97% 100 do 6.700 do’ 97% 900 do “2,000 “0 do 3,000 ae ee ae 5000 Ts 50 do. 2,000 37% 25 Mohawk RR a 3'000 37% 50 Long Istand RR 6 2,000 . 374 190 Housatonic RK 31 269 shs Phenix Bank 9 50 do. bio 3: 10 North River Bank 101. 90 Ston RR 30 4126 30 Back of Com, 1 388 50 do 30 41 10 Bank State of NY 150 do at 2 do 9078 100° do #20 <0 10 Am Ex Bank sya 50 do $60 40 135 Vickabai 864; 25 do AD 13 Meeh & Trad N 65 M50 do 4034 150 NO Canal 44, 900Nor & Wor RR Bide BLhio Life& Trust 994 100 do 30 85 100.N A Trust lb 75 do Bis 100 do 4 50 Reading RR 30 S62 134 100 lo 30 56% 16} do i b6m 17 200 do 56 4. 08 do bye 45,100 do 4% 50 lo 59: ae a bio se 33% 100 do Sidhe 33% 150 Wilmington 810 509 b60 34 100 do sdins 50 b10 33% 50 = do 51 Second Board. $2.000 Iilinois Bonds = 38. 0shs Canton Co 30 4534 0a Loug Island 100 lo B30 45h5 £0 Vicksourg Bank 40 Harlem RR 674¢ % do 2% do 67 50 do" 100 do. 30 68 2% © do 50 do bio 68 50 do % © do 6 100 do 50 do 50 do 50N ATrust 250 Reading RR 50 jo 500 do | 50 Stonington RR. 40 Farmers? Loan M100 do 100 Morris Canal we $5,000 Ohio 6s, 1960 810 9745 3,000 do 00 7 3,000 IIL 6s, Spl 1870 b10 38 190 sha Vicksburg Bk ch 8: 115, do Bi, ch 100 do 35 8 3 do ch a 10 do b30 854 40 do 53 84 do b30 8 59 do bnw 883 109 Canton Co ch 45 2 do 9345 Diea, On tho 05th inst. of consumption, Josern B. Hostin, aged 33 years, ‘The friends of the family, and those of his brothers, James and Henry, are invited to attend his funeral at 4 o'clock, P.M., (Sunday,) from the residence of his mother. No. 105 We Eleventh street, without further invita- tant, Wiitiam E . elder weniet Wesley and Mary Burgess, aged 6 yee H ‘The funeral will take place this afto % from he roridence of hit fathor. 166 Duane’ areal ts friends of the aro invited to at without furt i otic aia NHK TREASURER OF THE PROTESTA, % onrH AN I EEY, eknowiedgen with a Saation i aan WAINWRIGHT Mavam—Will you obliy b: i poy fe. me by accepting the enclosed pro- ning hibition, and ly them te a ivotthe Hal’ Srphtng in charge oi youradauable Tastats, "Madan, tt ; itor Honve, N.Y. 18th Nov. 1Rast iat muemes ()VERCOATS, CLOAKS, Kic.—A large aasortment Mens Ora Youths Beaver Milled’ Cinergy paortment Mens Joaks, &e., for sale ready made, at Ce WM. Te DENNINGS WOO Bar Beats Brees way. American Hotel TRANSLATIONS, GENERAL TRANSLATING OFFICE, HM Chambers steet—T'ransTations from the Fi rag ‘and Italian, made with conenssios" jo al wre. : LOST. a ach set around with filagree be suitably rewarded by leaving it nl6 2t'm N old fashioned Amethyst Bi A Nort. "Tive Ruder will be oe ar 5s2 Houston st. TO THE PUBLIC. Wonderful, that 1s, BigNer: e them aud your mouey will be cheerfully refunded. Hemember, there is hoguickery, no hombue here, frist will coat Yow nothing, £0 Hany oue is humbogged, it will be myself. With the. ue ica confidence | recommen tthe yrsieularatteution ofthe bie the following articles—F ira public EAU LOSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, sally approved aud admired article, fvce from ar- Pungent essential oil, and other desirvetive mais. the hair expeditiously, renders st beautitelly ind imparts to it the delicate fiagrauee of the flowers. ashed with this Extract soon becuines pleasiugly solt tia its growth | Dring tn new ‘Oubald heads by its a Asie is turning grey or talling out, by the use of spirit or othe inprover Preparations, will s00n’ be’ restored to ies natural ee lor aad briiliancy | . the Eau Lustral itisa preservative agtinst balduens, and an infallibte @ ondraff-—and fo: filling off of che hair aud turning greys imple produce aud immed ate ‘extract of some salutary for the hair, exdowed with properues so highly ising that it diseny wes the Epidermmis and Capillary tabes of the corrsive action of the Perspiration, and of the ‘dry and dead particles that it deposits. “Lihis preparation purihes, the ives to it a beautiful gloss and soltuess, aud. an je aud waving perfume: EVIDENCE. is on inexhaustible mine, i which experience and study will always fiad room to excavate ; it is that source, Aloue, hich produces all th-t man ealls id whieh he would do better, perhaps. to name adaprat Seco.d—MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NYMPH SOAP, composed of au eastern. hotsnieal discovery of surpris- ing efficvey for rendering the akin soft and well as itn: palting a delicate roseate hue to th complex ‘As creator, and th distinguishing t it fair skin, JULES ‘or Eau Divine de Venus, may be Composed for the tnost ts, to the utter exclusion of al hed medicinally ing action on the hy ac ing onthe pores and minute secretory vessels, impurities from the surface, ullays every tendency to int tioa, ard, by this method love, elfectusdly dissipa ne 4, tan, pimples, freckles. suaburn, and other uusightly cuta- heous Visitatious. 40 uitnical to female luvelivess. Its coustant use will change the most Lilious complexion into one of t1- dinat whiteness ; wh i sand arms, it be- ‘ows a delicacy and fairaess which its continued use will hap- ly protect, with eve supearauce of youthful charm to the most advanced periods of life. ; Ie s tavatuable as a renovating and refreshing travelling of exposure to the sum. dust, or harsh wid, ter the injurious degree of hat felt ‘To geutiemen efflicted with a te ng, the use of the Nymph, Soap und to allay all ticular irritation occasioned by common soap, oreream climate, which, like that of the United States, where the varia. tiva of the weather sets aside all chances of’ exleulation, aud where exhalations aud damp, together with rough wind, exist throughout a great portion of the year, the Nyinph Soap, oF Eau Divine de Venus, has provel an suvaluaple preservative of the skin, aud, from its extraordinary efficacy, dese.ves & the household treasures of every fa I-MY SHAVING CREAM —The celebrity of th excellent prepusation is too well known to be necessary. to m-ntion all its good qualities. Its use 1s geugrall the fashionable world ofthe United States ied it, establish agreeable composition that one can use fur shavi not differ in any respect from the celebrated Guerlai being made by the same procees Fourth-MY DEPILATORY POWDER —This powder hus been fousd highly beneficial and of great use to ladies who hav» beeuaftlicted with supertluous hair, principally when its growth has been confined to the upper lip) and side Of the face Riving a masculine turn to the whole When ured with proper care, 1 found to be a sharp instrnme! charm of female loveline HAUEL’S Nymph 80a} srid toexert an almost magi patt of orieutal bal i miueral rdmixture, pertlo trial cates of success which cannot be contested. fifth-MY CELEBRATED VEGKTABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE, a chemical result, to enable persons to dye in- cr stantaneously their hair, without the least inconvenience. For - to. brown, ces need changing red or grey hair, whiskers, eyebrows, &e black or chestuut color. 'T' lightest evil conseqa n altogether harmless. ience of ous gradi hes jestified the the public. ‘want the gt ye ey JULES HAUEL, Perfamer and Chemist, No. 46 South Third street, below Chesnut, Philadelphia, aud forsale by the folowing agents Broadway, N. ¥.7F. A. Atteaux, Frouklin Bazaar, 016. Im*re FRENCH’S HO iL, NO: » VA. FPAVING renched that period of life which renders retire. pment agreeable, J offer for sale my interest in the above potel. _ Also, the Furniture, stock of Wines, Liquors, andell the fixtures of a well regulated hotel. A portion of the Servants, that have been brought up in the Hotel, will also be for sal ‘The'torms will be liberal and made known to auy one wish ing to purchase. Ta mau qualified to, manage this property the whole or one half will be sold. ‘This hotel was built in 1937, by a joint stock company, aud incorporated by an act of the legislatare, in 1839. cipal streets of the city. and bout eighty rooms, all well and handsomely turnish- ra he house is one of the best built and finished hotels in the State. The largest naval depot in the Union is here, and the increas sing prosperity of the city must make this property most valu able. The hot I can uow be purchased price making ita profitable iuvestment fora capitalist. nl6 Nt*re WILLIAM FRENCH HOTebL Des DEUX FRERES. Boarding and Roomson the European Plan. HICH is more convenien’, comfortable and economical than ther plan for travellers, and merchants whose business requive thei to be absent frequently. ‘The quiet and healthy ion of the hotel, opposite Duane park, retired from the noise, bustle and confusion of great tho- rougifares, yet adjaceut thereto, and all the steamboat land: le residence. 168 Duane st, op- e park. nid im* me BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, Ht PROPRIETOR of this long established Hotel, takes the es posite Duai ‘decasion. respecdiutly, to apprise his old friends a public generaily, that in a determination to keep full pace the spirit of ente tin his line, he has, withia the last few mouth + establishment thorough pense, he has added to accommodations another hew Ladies’ Ord Ladies’ Drawing Room, fronting ou Pennsylviuin Avi f which are elegantly executed in fresco. This Drawing Koom is very maguiicentiy furnished iu every particular in the mst wodera style, aud hie elicited the high admiration of the hundreds who have visited it Jolwing this Urasing oom, ore several new aud delightful chambers, also handsomely furnished,and so arranged that they can be made entirely private from every other part of the house. With these improvements, he confidently believes that his es: tablishme..t cannot be excelled in any part of the U and he respectfully solicits a coutinaanee of that p which has been for so miy years extended to ‘Bro. dian Queen. JESSE BROWN: ashuugton City, Nov. 11, 1815. Bld 2wre SARACEN’S HEAD, 2 Dey Street, New York, OSEPH SMITH, late of Worcester, England, begs leave to mform h friends aad the public, ‘that he has tte-d Wp s house 1m the most ueat andcomfortable style. He has at all sou hand the choicest of Wines, Liquors and Sewars: also, sof genuine sparkling Ale Ih addition to his usual {are he intends serving up plates of ‘Tripe in the true old country style, together with all other kinds of refreshmeuts usually t0 be foued man English Chop House, which he trusts will be gratifying to hi neral. Rooms neatly privat parties—Lodgings—and no house better suy ith old country or American news: papers. n8 lw'r ; BOARDING. A SEW, Gentlemen wish their fomities, or single gentlemen during d ‘an be accommudated with pleasant rooms with board, w.nter, at No. 47 Broadway, a few doors below nd Spanish languages are both constantly spoken ii the house, thus affordibg sue of the bece Couseantly h gentlemen as may wish to pefect themselves is the said lngnages. For further particalars, plense enquire As above, nid were a I i aT a aT + POWELL, OCULIST ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases of te Eye and to ali Iinpertections of Vision, from 9 to 4 ic, at his residevce, 261 Broadway, coruer of’ Warren st. Ophihalmi Soppaze of the ‘Pear Passage, Cataract and Onsertien, eflcerual ¥ Femored. MAU. reated with grest attentio ens. Inveterate esses of STRABI= MUS, or Squinting, cased. 1m a few minute cali Bae RITKICIAL EYES juserted that can scarcely be dis- ed from the natural. and residence 261 Broadway—eutrauce 4g Warren ul6 I"m TEETH! TEETH! MPteTa ut pain, avd warranted good as the biting and mastication. vet of best mineral Teeth ou $50 00 et ‘al Teeth, on fine gold . for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmo plate, fo herie ‘essare, » Single Tosth, from $1.00 105 wag SSG with Gold, fron T5 wl By Ur JONES, corner of Canal street and Broadway, en- trance in Canal street al6 trey New Invented WIGS ANv 'TOUPEES BATCHELOR'S new invented Wiks and Seal erlectly resemble the nataral bairas to defy detec he now arcely a matter of regret loosing an indifferent head of When a new one perfectly adapted to the coucteuarce nnd 4 of every rearer. aud without any of the vexatious difficulties 1g € ed by wig wearers, can he procured at W BATCHELOR'S, 2 ‘alt street, near Broadway, Removed from 16) Brondway 16 Im*m SSE ii Ths Day Published, at 12k Cents, No.3 of THE NEW YORK MEDICAL AND, won SURGICAL REPORTER. DITED by CLARKSON T. COLLINS, M. D., Dispen ary Phys formerly connected with the New York 1m for Lying-in-Wemeo, also late Ward Vaccine Physi- Professor Moses VUMBER CONTAINS: fessor Mott's Clinique at the D. t University, Saturday, October 1th, 1813, Pralacey Parkes Clinique at the Coll f « andSurgeon iqne, Sat 00 00 Ei o> October 20th, 1845, Heer 8 25th, 1845 Professor Parker 1, ete te a y Dr. Moses, Resi h im, No. 1, by Johi B Newman M.D. Turning, ig, Arm aud Shoulder Prose tions. by SB Phillips, M.D! Editorisl Departmen ¥, the Subclavian Artery within the Scateni Muse'es of the le! side for Aneurism. A. Case of Compression of the Bema. in which Dr. Mott operated, New l'utiications. Weekly ite. perc Deaths in New York City. Terms $2 ver annum, piya Nein advauce. Subseriptian receiv dl by the Proprietor, nt 173 Kast Broadway | ‘I'o be had also of | & HG. Langley. # Astor House; Wiley & Putnam, 161 way, 88 & ‘ood, 251 Pearl street nl 3t¥re AVION TATION &. WATCHES, |G just received from Europe, with anew assortment of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements, a lot of Independent Seconds, and double time Watches aud Move- of an entirely new style and of superior finish, we take portunity to call the atten HI persons in the wat h respect, will be ‘A No. 187 Ful Fel leo the "wal, naling \e rea iis of wat of fine and difficult works. y thore TOHES!— WATCHES AND JEWEL r TOHES AND JEWE| Chain Gord Penctia Kena’, O h advantage to ea tions of the ai en nnd Jewelry exchanged or bootie ease gmench, W to keep good time, or the money eek ae ALLEN, Importer ‘of Watches nnd Jewetry holesale and Retail, 31 Wall sin JA EATHERS—i 000 Ibs. Livi ceived aud for sale by n3 me Fs at LLINS & OO,, $6 South at. FORMATION REQUESTED OF MISS B) i New York last Apel in the Presbyterian friends in Leeland, TRY THEM AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. | tara Subs: quently lived in the fas man here or at Tre rm ebURRINa, i . A letter from her rom ean be had 73 Washington st. TP OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE | WAN A Proper Principle articles atrial. 1¢ | od, return tain the full value for sfluons effects they wish to.dis Wearing Apparel, .. Gentlemen leaving of returuing to th ‘0 their advantage to aeud for the subse-iber, inuself to give a fir price for all aru —A tine through the P, ind Families co such ag Ladies ‘ ist Office will be promptly al- T. LEVENSTYN. FEW ACTIVE YOUNG M net as Agents for the sale of new $300 over and above their expenses will be tusared to th writing, with an opportuni men now in our employ wil year clear of all expense. \ to go South or West, to | d popular tublications. $1000 per yeur. ter the ar ¥ 'S ters must be post pid. CULAPIAN SANATIVE: oR, SAL RESTORER OF HEALTH. Sanative begs respectfully to ity aud the pu ie gener) 4 to furnish the resenting this greats ‘or deems it oaly uecessay to stete thet he alote is a ed with the act of preparing it, and from long aud pree cal aequaiutance w th the ingredients of whic’ it is composed, fects in preserving aud tea oriug ed A assure Ag that thi f properties far sappassing aay thing fferea for the rellef of suffering humauits,or 10,000 AIL. Ma will be sold lo mlevan 38 conts to 8 HE PROPRI«TOR of th iuform the inhab: that he is now prepa ample aud sanative ef possessing medi mauity,or for the 4 aud she highly enlti ov curative vintue ond quality of any of the medicinal plonts aud herbs, dors not so tuneh depend upon quautity as upon the quility fainly extracted and fully understood is thas almost all powerful a restoring health, and are eased action, yet xo p-rfectly safe aod certain is icin ation, that itean be teken at all tunes acd under fore, uucter the fullest and popular old st ( any similar establishes although presented in differ Heart, want'ol appetite, Nerves, Palsy, Gout, ¢ and Serofulata all adult person—youuger persons in proportion, Full direction with each bottle. Sold wholesale aud retail by the Agent, 330 Sravel, aud li affect five drops for a Aca iy: bare the South Ferry, Btooklyn, for this Trot, at P.M 2 P.M, Monday, Nov, 17th, at2'P. M. Purse aud Stoke $310 Mile heits best Tin 4 in harness. P. : ; i b. k. Moveow. 0. SrA : Aimerieus “an atch for $200. mile heats, best 3 in 5, un- jer t - blk. g Newburgn. b. in. Fashion. st 3.in 5 under the sad- lo—pioy oF pay=-owners ti Jas. MeMauus enters, Mr, Robe: N c,h. Peacock. b. g. Sweet Wi ! start immediat m. y af al of the 135 ¢ from Brookiyn Admictance to all paris of the Course 90 cents only. 015 2t*m LARGE AILANTHUS TREES, Xe. LHUS, from ten to twenty feet in height, by the dozen or more, rating mostly : ee, sple Lindens, Silver ish and Scotch Elms. A gi ‘ir, of very splendid aud regular Wreeving Elim, Eu beret Balm of ( lead im, and from four to filteca feet iu height, CLARK'S AUSTIN, Ageats, 130 Culton street WM. BR PRINCE & CO, Prince's Nurseries, Flashive, Nov 1845. ld Stistre MUrkFS, MUFFS ANU FURS E would adyise those Ladies who have not supplied them- h Mu WM COOPER'S FurStores. xtensive ossortment of Kancy Furs,and we will ur they will find his Muff uut aloue superior but eaper then auy other store in the eity. 7m. Cooper's Fur Manufactori Isat 6t Bawery 5 doors above Walker street—aud'95 Maiden Laue, near Gold street. N. B.—All Furs bought at his stores warranted to be what they are represented, ali Ime FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN KES- TAURANT. GIGNOR PALMO respecttully informs his patrons and the public, that he has opened a Restaurant, at hit well kuown i, ndjoing the Opera House He will serve nners and Suppers, mu the French Amerigan natyle, stall hours, and ina manner unsurpassed by Signor Palio trusts that mber his peculiar abi er of three dishes ar may be hai y for comprise ail the choice d. ees, and served in the best .— Hot and cold Baths suppliet atthe n s usual ) 5 wid intr 39 Chambers st Nd friends will ole er tor epicures. A fa bottie of claret. 24 cents, on! ashes of the . New York,and the prneipal druggists through- oat the city and country. THE NAVY. 7 .LEY & PUTNAM, 161 Broadwi on the Re-organization of the of a Reply to Hints on the re-organizition of the Navy.” Two neatly pricted pamphlets, have for sale, “Hints y,” and an examana- 4 COMPANY. DON AND NEW YORK. instituted in 1805. Capital One Million Sterlin; pmpany has bees operation for FOR- ia CASH to those sured ou the , ale, EIGHTY per cent of ALL the profits e, participating from the date of their policies in the first division of profits. Examples of Rates for insurance of $100. For one | For seven Insurance at all ages from 10to 74 years, inclusive, from $500 autel's, Vegetable $15,0000n a single life. ticle. For sale I. Prospectus with rates, an- mation, ean be obtained bj “Jacquenard, 415 | lon, No.214 Broadway. fy cation to the agents. oe 8 NOSEPH R. 3. BUCHANAN, $27 Wall street. Orrick o¥ THE JEFFERSON INSURANG! SH1# Stockholders of this Com, the office of the Company an wish to fill up their respeéftve shares,or to receive a number of shares equal to the present value of their stock. The Stockholders residi convey their intention by post, to the office Gro T. Horr, Seo’y." BARTINE’S LOTION. NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS. How is it possible that persons will consent to suffer with Lumbago, Head-Ache, TTLE of the above igvaluable Lotion will be ufficient to satisfy the most sceptical, that it euded upon, of any article now bet of any of the above a In fact, it is now well ways be in eve- few York, July. any are requested to call signity whether it be their re requested to SOLAR LAMPS, Wall T. W. THORNE, Pres’. pain, when caused by ns, Cuts, Glandular Tumors, in the Stomach, §¢.? are liable, more or | asa Family Medicine, and ry person’s house, throughout the couatry ; they. will then have a remedy at hand, which can be depended upon in cases of accidents, &e. For sale, wholesale and Broadway, New. Y ,at the Proprietor’s Depot, 323 y our Agents turoughout the C. 8. BARTINE & CO., Proprietoi Broadway, New York. Orders for any quantity, addressed as above, wi tually attended to. BRIST! SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIA oF WRITING. 189 Broad way,opposite John street. STOW, Finishing Writi: his returu to New York, and the Re-Opening of| demy, Room No. 6, at 189 Broadway, to resume teachiag h admirable system of Penmanship, most respecttully iuforms tl jeutlemen of this city aud Brooklyn, of his having his terms, im order to render the thin the reach of every one. ug) is more general than that of by the present to be deplored, siu stantly at hand, alike SIMPLE, SP Mr. Bristow promises and gusr: men ef EveKY Ge aad capacity ing into a beautiful, free, ‘flowing, expeditious and le of peamauship, executed in an elegant off-hand manner, no matter how Hegdile or cramped the hand may be, IN TWELVE EASY NS. at Mr. William made & GREAT RE! vast benefit of his to es to Ladies aud Gentle- to convert the very worst 61o7aid7 to 8o'lock. By this system the student i able to converse with rapidity and ense, besides acquiring « thorough knowledge of the langnage, with all its idiomatic pe- cculiarities, than We any other method. f Extra lessons will be given ven the venerable matron ar rocess, to revive the study of the vernal mora of life, cau be seen from 9 to 1A. M. or from 3 to # . M Private lessous given. HAND tanght by Mr. B. For sale, s work on Book-Keeping by Double and Single Eutrytaught "¢lock plication at 41r. Book! ner of Regen street, beiween the hoursof 9A.M and3 Visiters in New York can take a course of Writing in three GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES oF THE PERRYIAN PENS UALITY IMPROVED, Y¥ & CO., have the pleasure to annou in consequeuce of increased facility their Pens, they have reduced the prices to the level of all other me time their superiority in quali- ness, p oF singiv wouter tones tir ria) tious of these orga erous friends for th » Pens for s many wnicy to retum. thauks to ed preference given to the d caution the publicagainst tious which are frequently imposed upon them for the genuine Perryian Pens. Sold by alll Stationers a dealers in Metallic Pena, and by ye Axeut for Jaines Perry & Co.. London. No.5 Liberty street and No. 7446 Maiden Lane. Hastincs’ COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. MPH COMPLETE !! G the short time during which ¢ has been before the American its specific properties aud virtues have unequivocally it to be not only the most reliable bu remedy in all affections prescribed to be with ike many vaunted articles advertixed not put forth as F every disease; but for its astonislung 0, other medicament within the racge ol allaying irritation or inflammation of the Mucous coatings, and stimulating the bronchii to action; in and an alterative, and property of RON RMATION OF TUBERCLE, ry disease when established. All ed to umeroas recent cases which will be of this country will immediately perceive th ¥ Jand or sea, restaurateurs, &e., and indulges in rewarded £0 . giways demands, by a liberal patronage, which cannot fuil to be awarded to hitn by his Essence. aud retail by Bunker & corner Chambers and way. gE Virtues as an expecto inquirers are re! 7 or any «ther property, saved from the ab cheerfully turn sised off Stratford Point, 10th instant, wil transmit early and specitic information to the subscriper, agent for ow CALVIN ST Q ign Laucet) adfected ters sacies ityy Lancet) effected by of London, are suifieient of then elves to convince the timor: the above remedial isi Pulmonalis oF ous or skeptical of the perfec gent ofthat justly. divoded: Geen BI Tabereular Consumpti For sale by MOOR Ann street, and J. Elliott, 193 posite Ludlow, New York. American Agents, 41 VISION STREET, op- Price $1 a bottle Six Dot sieerage passeng T to the subscriber, OHN HUNN, 298 Elizabeth str m4 ay a premium of above the highest market pric i yer he PRINCE ALBERT, and sail on the first of January, hides not having tl hd on all ceed ¢ { Z 5 for Calf Skins, "Sf "geulsr day. Sheep Skins and Fat, brought out to this cow of the line, sailing fro each mouth by applying as above FOR LIVERPOOL—Regul i 6th Dec. The splendid packet ship ASHBURTON, Wm LL's TRUSSES MINAL SUPPORTER. Hall's instruments over, all others Dffice 4 Vesey street, Artor House. ladies’ department. ; NAL AND ONLY GEN VANIC STREN NING PL. CERTIFICA CE », i from a numbe A fomale in attends ‘8m! bin A gentleman of unexceptionrble ident in the city of Brook the office of the principal agent, for some years suffered much fron Pam in the hip, ocens Hl. attended with rheumatic aftection, does no: hesitate to give y. and g eat intrinsic val Strengthening Plaster, rt of the invaluable pr ’ qualified approbati incorporated in it fered so severely be able to tand rendered almost a erigpies I eon induced to le, | wos induced to M , in'a very short time rf er, an almost instantaneous cessa- ton of pain. and my limb so much relieved that I raised it. and wi ase than for two years previots. of its singular effieney and abili- ‘milar cases, ana therefore re- iny friends. “Lost ME VAN NOSTRAND enceé that ean add to the comfort of those embarl ter application of the pl friends, will find it thei im thoroughly conwin dattene footof Beekinan st, oF to the subserily __ Sikued, New York, Nov. 1, 1845. Secured by Letters Pa 2 William sireet, and by respectable drug DUCKING GUNS, SASHES superior Duck Gai form, weight and bore, 5 cases very superior Coc! 6 cases low priced boys’ Gus ate now in store an Also, full stock of Sporti at the Principal Offi , of the most a length | ng Clune and larger Guns ‘The above at extreme Jow prices, cles, Gun materials, se. SB & Co, 218 Parl str SHERS—4,000 Ibs b z » KCOLLING & A NEATLY Fomighed Parlor sad Bedroom for a geutle- max.with or without breakfast and tea. Also, two attic rooms—58 Barclay street nll Iw*me CHICKERING'S PIANO. FORTE WAREROOMS, 203 Broadway, CHICKERING would inform the public, that he has re + moved his Pianos from the corner of Broadway eud Park Place, to Rooms No 5and7 Lafarge Building, 293 Broadway, 6 di above Reale t, Wherehe will keep a general assort- 2 same prices'as at his factory 1 Boston ‘The public are invited to call at his rooms and examine the present stock. n§ Im*r WELDED IRON BOILER FLUES, | OF. ANY DIAMETER, but not exceeding 163% feet in Tength; thickness of metal from 11 to 14, wire gaage- ‘These are the only Tubes used by the English and French covert e are, raed other fast steamboats, and can be enred only from the Petentee. Pog inte THOS. PROSSER, 6 Liberty at. N.Y. CHEMICAL BALSAM, Or Hair Invigorator. REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair and its restorative, in all cases where Baldness is not beyond the reach of ert. Menurs oF tHe CHeotrct Batsant on Harn Ixvicontor—It revents Baldness. It removes Daudriff and Cutaneous Seruff. ft keeps the Hair in its natural color and preveuts it from turving grey. It is now pt nted to the worl , with a firm be lief, that as a beautiful and healthy restOrative ‘of the Hair it will be found on trial unequalled. Prepared solely by #. Pha- Agents—O. Fish & Ce on, D. C.; Ayer & Phelan, 76 Broad Columbus, Putt m| - Tal $8€] ings, corner of Teuth and Chesnut sts., Philadelp corner of Court and Howaurd; streets, Boston ; C er, No. 105 Fulton st., Brooklya; M. 8. Fletche Uls . N. ¥.; VB. Albany; John B. Watson, 8. Tousey, Syracuse, N'Y.; Gorton Anderson, Newport, 1; and No. 173 Division street, opposite Ludlow, N’Y. 0% Im*me HANDELIERS, GIRANDOLES, A TRAYS, ke. R has just opened a splendid as rious patterns; Suspending gz Locsrow, No. 54 Bi T SRIBE mps of ment Br indoles, of entire. new. patterns, trimmed with Engi 2 of the finest lustre, tu sets and pairs. “Aico, an assortment of Japanned Tea Trays, of Gothic and oval putterns, which he offers. for sale at wholesale aud retail, ‘upon the most reasonable terms. JOHN W. MORGAN, 154 Falton street one door east of Broadway. N B—Woanted at the above establishment, a good journey- mau lamy maker. nil imme ROCKLAND QUARRY. TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS. AMES THOM respectfully informs the publicthat he has eued the Quarry formerly belonging to Mr. Richard Coe, ‘kstown, Rockland (¢., where iron and glass manufac: an_be furnished with stone for building their furnaces ©. the very best quality. The stone is well known to the pub- lic in the above line, being used from the same quarry upwards of seventy years. Likewise, stone furnished in the rough, or in atiuashed state of finer quality, and more equal color than auy other noy and twenty per cent cheaper than any other stoue used ia the city of New York. Architects and bmilders eau have aa opportunity of introducing encire stone frauts 4 them with this stoue at a cheaper rate, bein nd proof against fre opportunity, farm houses in the vicinity of the state, after being exposed to the ty Y, Orders received at the quarry, or aing’s stone yard,comer of Barrow aud Wash- ington streets, New York. Oct. 29 3w*re MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE. BOUT $35,000 in Mexican Scrip, bearing 8 per cent interest perauuum, and payable in 17 quarterly iustalments, for sale holder, who 1s about to remove to Europe. ved util the 25th October, proaimo, addressed Broadway 's will find this 9 profitable and aeeure investment Offers ree: C - A NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH, ON THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM, Y E. DU BUISSON, A. M—An ning Class is now bewg formed, ot No. 47 Green street. Hours of attendance er Further particulary: terms, sc.» will he made kuowa on ap- ham’s Select School, No. 147 Green, cor- all 2wre DR. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS. ~ 38 BROAD WAY—EXTR. I cheerfully comply with the request of Lieutenant Melntosh, to state that he was iuvalided home in consequence of total deatness and and discharges from the ear—that while in New York, ov his way home, he placed himself ui der the pro- fessional care of Drs. Castle & Edwards, Aurist sictiful treatinent he recovered his hearing, aud has returned to his military duty Signe ts. Under their n) H. MeNEVIN, Surgeon to HB. M. Forces, J ACOUSTIC DROPS—A sure cure eure for i in ond discharges from the ea sounds, collectioas of hard w. ESSENCE OF COFFEE, VY HICH is uow extensively used in the European eapi isuow for the first time iutrodueed iuto the U. Stau s made from the best sifted and cleaued coffee, and about teaspoon full, more oF less, according to the faste, diluted Lhot water or milk, furuisles «cup of excellent coffee. \ersigued of the pubi merous. co ravellers by fe hope to be convinced that the sagacit ices it offers to house keepers in general, lor the great rifice the introduction of a novelty every person who will make atrial of Hill, No.7 Water street, nb, J. G. Gottalerger, 8. Corwm, 639 Broad- rer States. STEAMBOATS NIAGARA axn TROY till coutinue to leave in the mornings. _Sun- ys excepted. al6 3tm “ SLOOP EL OF FALL RIVER.” PERSONS having Flour of the followmg marks— ‘Etoa Mills,’ ‘Kingston Mills,’ ‘J B Buns, Ktnerald Mills,? HB’ Williams,’ ‘Isl my It is for sale at wholesale by H. 3 16 Im*re named please call |) cap: pon oF No. 13 Front street ETS.—Packet of the DON LINE OF PAG Li Ist of Decembar—The spleadid packet ship PRINCE ALBERT, Wm 8 Sebor, master, will s uP as above, r jer regurar day. Having superior accommoda is for cabin, second cabin and persons winene ty embark should make whiecation on bo foot of Maiden lane, or JOSEPH MeMURRAY, of Pine and South streets, New York JAM*S,FR The Packet Ship ST. master, will su Persons wishing to send tor friends, ean have them by the above splendid ship, or any, from London ow the 7th, 17th and 27th of ular Paeket of bth Dee. Howland, master,will sail as above, being her regu- ng very superior accommodations for cabin, second ex. an sewerage passengers, persons wishing’ to embark should inake early application on board, foot of Maiden Lane, orto JOSEPH MeMURRAY, Corner of Pine and South stree's, N.Y. The new and elegaut packet ship Henry Clay, Kira Nye master, will sacceed the Ashbur on, and sail the 6th of Janna ry Her regular day ‘ P. S—Persons wishing to send for their friends, ean have them brought oat on eplendid packets, by appiying as above. BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- abot PACKETS—For Liverpool, only ‘regular most reasoable terms, by the above nldr packet of the 16:h November. fe Lew, 7 feet and celebrated fast sailing favorite IBELTA, burthen 1190, tons, Captain We, Ge ff, positively sail on Monday, the 17th of Nov it the accommodations of the Fidelia, tY superior manner, with every convent: rf Persons proceedin for their 10 the old country, or seu reset aelect yaice. cabin and steerage, and. 10. A¢- ‘pplication should be made ou board, For passage, in cabin, berths,eafly applic: ROCH BROTHERS & CO. nidre 35 Fulton street. next door to the Fulton Bank. PILOTING. Y PRESCOTT, Pilot between the port of N i York,«nd all the Eastera ports to Boston, Sag Harbor, New London, Stonington, Newpoy Providence New jedford, Nantucket Shoats,and all parts as far Bast as theKenue hee River, Orders left at R. L. Shaw's Nautical Store, coruer id Water street, or to Adams’ Express, Boston, ¢ days before wanted, t "N'B.—Pakes charge as Master, if required. Satisfactory re- ference, &e., Ke. nit 2w*me | pri $28 WANTED TO CHARTER—A Ship irom 100 to aby 9° tons burthea. for New Orleans, which have ediate di teh. Appl Me ds HERDMAN & CO, 61 South st. | STIL. he is pleasingly imdu and finally elosing on Saturday plished and fiuished prof racket with from one to five lights; Giltand | | citement in the musical at the request of u the newest and best comp. now in rehearsal by a full and effective Cre lw tra THIR' To be paid on the delivery of t Hickets for subseribers eau be obtiined by - pplyiug to theCom- mittee, for 50 ceuts each; ot the door on the event certs, 75 cents each J. ¥. WOLTE Vf R. AND. MRS. COLLIN M He public are re new Saloons, de: f yas the honor of announcing to his friends and patrons i he will, in con ties, who were uw at Palmo’s Oper MONDAY EVE which will be duly aunounced. kind friends in Brooklyn, that he will also hat of giving them a night during the same wi Me ark andience for the first time, of wl given. nl2 thre names will procure certificate: before entitling them to mem tot cording to age and strengtl attending may tr rector will at ail mes be in attendance to give instruc prevent auy improper exercise, particularly by bi Fequlations of the Institution are b invariably be enforced. The varior ranged as to accommodate a great number with every conve- nu delievered. eg 5 £3 eo 23 eEEaS GRANT) HERR ALEXA extremely grateful he has invariably ex diuence of th ht SIX NIGH I'S LONGER, commencing Monday, Nov. 17th, f 8 of experiments al Philosophy ane Daring that tinie, he will hemistry, Pueumaties, Optics, £0 cents. Doors open at7—Perfurmance to commence 2 o'6 lwm ALMA mita, No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) EXTRAORDINARY COMB NATION OF TALENT. Monday Evening, Nov. 17th, and during the Week. ‘The managerof the Albamra has the hovor to asnouuee tothe r that ‘engaged - MISS MARY ST. CLAIR, the Wonde: lous PHILLIPPE. , Hishly Tal performed in the prive quired the reputation, sors ot demain” that have ever appeared int ; DR VALENTINE, will introduce some of his most hamorous delineations of co- mic and eccentric chara: ter. q sot Mons CHRISTIAN, the RBLER. Theses TYROLEAN W. have also been secured for this weet ouly. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance to commence at 734 0’- Geeks, Admission 2 cts. nl6 Ite GRAND UNION CIRCUS. Greenwich Theatre, Corner of Varick and Charlton streets. OPEN EVERY EVENING, And every Saturday an Afternoon Performance for luvenites. MADAME MACARTIE, o Challenges. the World ’ oseley, the most graceful rider in this country, Hiram in, the only Dowble Somersett man in the world, and un- eunalled as.a Slack ope Performer, Kider, &e. Madame Gul- Jen, Alex. Rockwe'l, J and F Whittaker, Mr Conner, Gardner, Sweet, Miller aad others, are all of the company. ‘Zhe public by this time need not the assurance thatat the Greenwich ‘Theatre the perfurmancrs were never equalled in the United States or Europe. Doors open ut halfpast 6, performance to comm ence at7 o’eloc! Private Boxes $5—Dress Circle, 50 ceats—Upper Circles, 25 cents—Pit 124 cents. alt lw'r CHKSNUD STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHI4. W E.Bvaror ,..... . Lessee asp Maracen Mr.y Fran First Night of the BOHEMIAN GIRL. Monday Evening, November 17th, Will be performed the Op-ra of the BOMEMIAN GIRL— Thaddeus, Me. Fr zer; Devilshoof, Mr. Seguin; A line, Mrs. Seguin; Gipsey Queen, Miss Coad; Count Ares, Mr. Delavanti. After which will be performed, 2d time in America, anew Farve called the IRISH DRAGOONS—Mr Brown Sher- ry, Thayer; Mr Mel owfear, Hberle; Fizgig, Owet rs sloomly, a AMQURE Satis AEABIA TEC PHILADELPHIA. ES . Ma. H. E. Stevens Monday Wvening, November 17th, Will be performed the \G AND DESERTER—Adelbert, Mr. reat, Mr. Stevens; Rosalie, ‘ood; Frederick the Mrs. Burke. pay To b- followed by THE BUMP OF BENEVOLENCE—Dr. ‘Twin Mr. Gi apt ty . Fredericks; Guy, Mr Barke; Barbara Grickdust, Mr aver To conclude with THE CHERUKEE CHIEF—Pattipaw, Mr Wood; Bertha, Mrs Burke, tie Stace Maxagen. FIRST CO. ERT ILt. Satuday, 2vth AT NIBLO'S SALOON : HE MEMBERS of the New York Musical Association fally beg leave to auuounce to their frieuds avd the tention to give a series of lustrumental Concerts ason, Consisting of Overtures, Pot ris, rilles, ete., ete. y Strauss, Lanner, Labitzky, Gan, ‘i and elebrited comy Such musical enterta AKE PLACE ON jovember, x a mero procures hes itiong of modem tunes, whirh PHREY PERFORMERS. In order to secure themselves from any loss which might oc- cur from the large number of performers, snd the heavy ex- peuses scription lists to the various who desire to attend the sary, it has been thought advisable to issue suo- Iusic Stores, in order that those warantee tothe prejectors a PRICE OF Fees ) hth cRTS, concert; extra ing of the con- Committee of Arrangements: 6 bil JRG! ee 59 y st. Broadw Members of the Orchestra: G ¥. Bristow, Milton A. Reiff, J. Helfenritter, C. Herzog, S. Knaebel, ‘A. Hell wis, Hi. Schuetder, J. Kent, i. Otto, J. enbard, 1 Leis, C. Sauer, E. Wiese, 1 F'Wolter, “Tyte, ¥. Stier, © Schutz, L: Wiesers, F. Wiere, H. Konig, fF. Grebner, G. Goeller, hy A-Fenpentens, — G:Sehweider, Tiny A. Gerloff, uligraff, |. Rel the principal Musie Stores. ~ Subsgriotion list open at nr ull eodte is THE ANNUAL BALL F THE PURDY GUARDS will take place on ape ‘evening, November Lith, at the Apollo Saloon, 410 Broad- wa ‘Pickets ta be had at the Other House, corner of Broome and Wooster streets: D. C. Brodericks, corwer of King aud Hudson; or of any of the Jo. Murray, Di . FSceward, J. Kent, ident. wis*me 4. SMITH, Seeretay CONCERT: . (the popular vocalists.) are prepared to receive eugagements for Concerts, Soirees, &e,, during the forthcoming season. rs, C, algo acta as t, and can be engaged tor private Cotillion’ Parties. Kncther purticulars on application. to MRS NEWTON, Teacher of the Piauo Forte n7 Ime Singing, (013g Grand street. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. Ath Season. Ist Concert. pectfully informed that the first Concert resent season will take place ac the Apollo Rooms URDAY, November 22d. : Subscribers, anil those intending to subseribe, who have not todo so at their earl Scharfenberg & Luis, “JAMES L. ENSIGN, Secretary. CAFE TORTONL | 4 HE PROPRETORS have great pleasure in aunowiei that to thei y ve place, they have added six jon of private par- rig Les, with a’ private entrance, or on the right, No. £0 Reade street. ‘The Cafe Tortoni is situated on the corner of Reade atreet aud Broadwa 14 lw*me TABERNACLE. MR. TEMPLETON New York, thot previous to his departure for the 4 i ance with the solvertations of mumerous par- ble to gain admission on former occasions give auight at the Tabernacle, on November 2th, particulars of Mr. Templeton (akes the same opportunity of apprising his the ple asure . will also have the honor of appentt before a New- ic! h due notice will be THE AMERICAN GYMNASIUM, 159 and 161 Crosby Street, AVING been: nday, 17th i |, will be open for subscription on Those persons wha have t the oF ake their exercise be he, be et any hour for the ed t0 be good, aud will departments ore so ar- $ mLesso by Mr, 6, D'Lamey. ring'to the following medical 4 phots, ys Cheesman, M. D.; . HATRED, Proprietor. ENRY L. TWiGGS, Direct New York, Nov. 13th, 1845. nis StM2 re PISTOL GALLERY AND SPARRING SCHOOL. HUDSON having returned from the South, aurounces old friends and pupils, that he will be "found at is new re@dence at 235 Br ‘y, second floor, where he will devote his time in giving instructions in the noble art of, Self Defence. ‘erms moderate, Open during the day and in the evening. ma*re ‘ COALS. HAVE at my Yard, 2% Elizabeth t, and Ham- mersty and Bedford; Peach Orchard Red” Ash Coul, at low 385.50 for broken, $5 75 for egy and stove, lnre ; Lebign, Cd an headed ody of er lossburgh, &e. edat the Yad. Orders receiv: elique will level t in a more difficult attitude with respect to himse the State of which he is the champion, and the Ad- ministration, of which he isthe premier, than Mr. Buchanan. Let us briefly and temperately examine this matter. d stove, $575 per ton, re-sereened and West, Mr. Calhoun wi nia has asked that Mr 0% Im*re bg JACOB WEEKS, the head of the State Department. How can | ¢ | LATEST INTELLIGENCE, | ~~ BY LAST EVEMIAG’S MAIL. Washington. [Correspondence of the New York Herald.) | Wasninator, 15th Nov , 1845. e e Eoiner | 4o'elo kk, POM. SS rd as ‘HOW TO GET OFFICE FROM MK. POLK. ; nea | z _% &, |_| suppose about five hundred thousand people in a aes de os. the United States (making a very nice calculation,) e ZS ¢S | feel an immediate personal concern in this question. Brow [=A F 3 $6 g — ‘gshall divide my discourse into two heads. erat hanes 2 eo 2h we HOW To PAIL. at Torelors \ sites 2 3 3 Fs = san office you are not fit tor; this is gener- 80} r,s isse vm € = & 2 move, and in this way, generally, the pM see 2B 22 T9F~ There have been hundreds of men jeelis| g58 32 2 2:32 sp yn this summer, many of them of lous é a= & 5 20 = oP: & g-often badly educated, badly oH a 2Beas EM Be § G5 ps ect oh men whe had no Edison. } Z 3 SH33 FS 2z sg 5F & ge attended with responsi- Cordeli | PI 3 gz 229 $3 55 2 9 $= first leap sprung for a rr mae (Biel S226 852224 24253 2 reutrand complicated Jolin. fs) ||? | ghee 55255 sek SBE 58 ‘again, appeared * || BR ESRSzH Stee be eS © who never saw ‘Yorn Caudle. Z\ S52 BG ahssesa aes SE, ne serene eS BUTE to Mr. Polk with the same story.) Wall ! this terri- ble man, finding that all this’ made very little im- pression on the President, gave him to understand thai “he could show him how great was his influ- ence, and he would find it out,too.” Thus for the hundredth time this trick was tried, and for the hundredth time, of course it failed. A knowledge of such facts, has done mere to in- crease mig epee for Mr. Polk than anything in the world. e are really coming back again, I verily believe, to the good old days of Old Hickory, when everybody will understand they must be Straight- torward—when humbug was below par—when ho- nesty was the best Paley Only let Mr. Polk fol low out the course he has begun—only let him stand firm when Congress meets, and the conflict- ing waves dash up around him—when cligue after hate batteries, and lay their snares to entrap, to commit, to flatter, to wheedle, to inti muidate, to out-wit, to out-general, and lethim keep the country as steadily in view in all his appoint- ments, as Lam certain he will in his general policy, and the cliques will not move him any more than they moved the “ old General”—and foiled, deteat- ed, and ashamed, they will retreat from the field, and have their trouble for their pains. 1 was talking with a very intelligent gentleman here from Ohio last night—he made one remark that struck me. “ There never was,” said he, “ but once before so glowing an opportunity for a President to found jasting and-noble fame as now. We have reached @ new era, a new age, when the policy of the ad- ministration is to decide the course we are to take for a century to come. The whole Mississippi valley is stitred to the centre about Oregon and England. We are now ina condition to establish our policy, and give impulse to the cause of univer- sal liberty and civilization.” And such 1 believe to be the case—and such a President I believe we have in Mr. Polk. Like the Herald, Igo for the men who go for the country—who will fulfil its great and glorious destiny Macuteve.it. Wasuinaton, Nov. 14, 1845. Reception at the White House to-night—just se- venty-three people there—all very well behaved— Mrs. Polk elegantly dressed, kind, familiar and sim- ple in her manners, gaining the good will of every- body—Mr. Polk (the Herald always mentions the ladies first, as every gentleman should first address the lady of the White House before he speaks to the President ; let some people take the hint;) well, Mr. Polk tired to death, for he has been teased to death by office-beggars—by loafers—for I know not how many hours to-day—it is astonishing how that man preserves his equarimity—his courtesy—his patience! Is it not really too bad. One fact is just as good as fifty The other day,a regular ale-house politician who had done some service (asbe thought) to the party, came to Washington. Away he dash- ed up to the mansion—sent up his name, (early in the morning,) requesting an audience. The Presi- dent was engaged. Again, an earnest message, saying he had come from a great distance on public business of great importance, and he must see the President a moment—only a moment. Well, as soon as the President had tinished a letter, the gen- tleman was ushered in. What was the gentleman’s business? Why, he had come a great distance to get an office, and there he sat (the President ought not to have any ehair in his room but the one he oc- cupies) for a full hour—teasing, begging, showing papers, petitions, for a paltry office; and all the while the President had the forbearance to endure this unsufferable bore. This is his his custom. What is the consequence ?- Why, that time the bore stole from Mr. Polk—nut from the nation, as a letter- writer said the other day—for he cuts off from his sleep the number of hours thus lost necessary to make up the-given amount of time he feels belongs to the nation. How many hours a day do you sup- pose Mr. Polk works? Ill tell you. He rises at daylight, and takes an early walk, und as ear'y breaktast—works ull 12—gives audience till two— dines earl —otten till near morning. He has been knowa frequently to pass most of the nght in reading pa- pers of no manner of importance to anybody but some applicant for an insignificant office—tor he would be informed of all the facts in the case. He willnot make an appointment without being satis- fied of the case, and all the circumstance: the first President we ever had, except General Washington,who observed this good rule. and works atterwards till late at night He is If he can consult the wishes of his friends, he will do it. But often he has been obliged to disregard the recommendations and the applications of {riends even of his own Cabinet. He will be ind. pendent -—he will not select men he does not believe quali- fied tor the post. Now what is the natural result of all this?’ He cannot please everybody—there are scores of applicants for every vacancy, and all must fail but the chosen man; and ail the disappointed swear vengeance. J have been struck here during the last few months with the folly, the insufferable folly, of applicants, and I have not been disappoint- ed to see the very strongest men fail by bad ma- nagement. To-morrow I am going to give the people of this country some go will save hundreds of men a good deal of money and a good deal of time and a good deal of mortification, and save a large number of men from failure in making their applications, if they will follow it. But I suppose it will do those no good for whom it is intended—tor it’s a lamentable fact, that those people who stand in the most per- ishing need of advice, are the last fellows in the world to take it. ‘They are like rich sinners in New York, who go and hear sermon after sermon about avarice, and apply it all to their poor neighbors. But you have one good rule, among others—like a faithful preacher, you warn the victim, although he may heed younot. To-morrow, then, [shall preach about—how to get office. This will ‘There is one comfort, too, I have, that all preachers don’t have—I am sure of a large audience—sinners though they may be—some of them of the first water. MAcHIAVELI. advice. It be my text. Wasuinaror, Nov. 14, 1845 Mr. Buchanan’s Position—Mr. Calhown—The Oregon question—The Administration—A Sober Disquisitron, Nolens volens, no statesman has ever been placed The new President, in the organizing a cabinet for himself, took the right course in the dismission of all the primary advisers of President Tyler, ex- cept in the case of Mr. Calhoun. ‘The unsettled and $ interminable Oregon question, as undertaken to be wg their scholars Guieted by the sagacious South Carolinian, ought to have suggested, of itself, the paramount oblig: tion of his retention ig the Department of Stat Superadded to this the affairs of the West Indies, and our international relations affecting the aonex2- tion of Texas, could not have been more safely eu- trusted to a judicious consideration and acti thereon than in the hands of Mr. Calhoun. But, more than all, the State pride of South Carolina would have been aj - mise upon the J tar for the pteeent, with the gratifying honor of having their chosen exponent as the head of the cx binet. and the merest nominal would have satisfied But the President was intluenced by the very ‘of these considerations. He reasoned than: Mr. Calhoun’s policy with regard to Oregon will not satisty the West—they will submit to ther compromise nor postponément. T am comm: ted to the West ba this question, and it is impe- ive that my Diplon sorremandina stand, in order that my admio:stia- tion may retain the countenance and support ¢ matic Seeretary should take « not answer. Peni Buchanan be pr