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MARRIED : m -.undav evening. Nov. 1st. by Rev. Charit? G. Som nrrI*JOHN HARVKV CROOK to Mise PRI3CILLA ?HAR? all of this City. >Wl??rwburgb, Uct -,v R'"' Dr- Brown. DANIEL IVZLLS. M. D. of this City, to LUCY ANN C, daughter of J sates M. Gardiner. M. I). ol the former place. In Albany, on the ?d inst. by Rev. Maunsell Van Rens ?jjar GEORGE F. STORRS. 0f Philadelphia, to ELI? ZA HEPIN.-iTALL, daughter of Christopher Hrpin rttU. Esq. of the former place. DIED : Oo Tuesday morning. Nov. 3d. Mrs. ALICE BRAIN ARD. widow of Cnpt YVrn. Brai'nard. The reMlres and friend, of the family are respect fsiJY Invited to attend her funeral this (Wednesday) after bm's at 3 o'clock. Irom her Ute residence, No. 1 For sydMt N. Y. On Tuesday morning 3d art. WILLIAM T. BOYCE. ten of Grrardu* Boyce, aged 23 years. His friends and acquaintances, likewise those of his father, are respectfully Invited to attend bis funeral to? morrow (Thurndav) afternoon, nt half-past 1 o'clock, from 110 Greene st. His remains wii! bo taken to ?ieenwood Cemetery for interment. Kirf.?yesterday morning at aliout half past 1 cidock the citizen? were aroused by the alarm of fire. The light soon indicated the place of danger to be in the neighborhood of tiie cemetery and Broadway. Two t/?ms and a warehouse, near the corner of York and Elm sts. were all in flames. The barns were destroyed, and the warehouse nearly so. The whole property was owned by Dr. Alncas Munson. The fire was undoubt? edly the work of an incendiary, or some wretch who is fried for any deed of cruelty and shame. The wind was very high at the time, and it is surprising that more pro? perty was not consumed. [N. Haven Palladium. Nov. 2, Farmers' library und .Monthly Journal ot Ak rlcu 11 tiro, for November, Is jmb'ttked This Morningt Tuesday, Sotemit't 3, CONTENTS of tmf. NovESUEk NtfMSEa. E'nrrin-mg? and Illu'fali'jns.?East LotUan or Small's Plow (steel); Draught Horse (lithograph); Agricultural Pair at Auburn, September 1846, Cithog-aghi; Sections of Soll? and Sun-noil*; Plan of setting off Fences par? allel to each other; a Tramp-Pick; a Ditcher's Shovel; a Thom-Plant; The Thorn-Bed; a Tborn-Piant pre? pared for planting: Finished Hedge-Bank; Plan how to ? prevent Water lodging in Hollows of Fences; Modes of describing a Curve in the corners of Fields; Effect of a Hedge-Bank with Scarsement; Illustration of a Remedy Cm Curbs; Mode of Plowing prohibited by Act of Parlia? ment. 1C24. Farmen' l.iUranj.?Stephens'? Book of llie Farm?(con? tinued). The Weather In Winter, concluded?with expla? nations of ihe action of the Barometer, Thermometer, lr. and the phenomena of Snow, Hail, Hoar-frost, 4ic ; 19. Climate: 20. Observing and Recording Fact": 2] So ls and Subsoil*! 22. Planting of Thorn-Hedges. Monthly Jnu mill nf Agriculture. Explanation of ihe Plates accompanying the number. Agrlcullure in Massachusetts, showing its progre ? with an ' Advertisement' extracted from the first Absfract of the returns of Agricultural Societies of the State, giving details of the foundation and management of Agricultural Societies. A Ready Rule for Fanners, explaining the difference I.e. twoen the price of Wheat per quarter and per barrel Agricultural Fair of the Worcester County, Mass Agrl cultural Society?with some nonce of the Men and Things, particularly of alScythe-making and of a Writing machine lor the Blind. Horticultural Societies, Intelligence and Spirit of Ameri? can Farmers?How stands the case ' Hymn wrliton for the public exercises of the Essex Ag? ricultural Society at Lynn, Mass. by Hon. George LunL Address on Agriculture, delivered, by request, on the Eighth of October, IHM, before the Agricultural Society of Worcester, Mass. by John S. Skinner. Tho Long-Leaf Pine of North Carolina Liability of Trees to be destroyed by Goats, Sheep, Hogs and Crubs. Cuibs An apparatus either 10 give Pressure, or for the application ol Topical Remedies, to Curbs Fair of the American Institute. Notice of Mr. Stevens'* Address ut the Auburn Fair The Agricultural Fair at Northampton, Mass A pleH'.anl visit to an eminent Farmer. A visit to the Pres idem of an Agricultural Society, with an account of | what occurred?Intersperu-d with some Reflections by the Narrator, all contained in two Letters,*! which this is No. IL Notice of Silllmar. s American Jour, of Science and Art. Ravages of tho Caterpillar on llie Cotton Crop?Extract of a letter from Mississippi. Culture of Barley?an Essay by H. S Randall, given by request, ou its Varieties?the Time of Sowing?quality of Seed town?Proper kind of Land, Preparation of the Soli? As a covering for Grass?Liability to Injury?Difficulty In the process of Curing?Its Value for feeding Stock?Pre? paration?Product per nrrc and Price compared with other Oraltis for louneeti years?Ml'cellutiootis Remarks on the Climate, Effect on SoiIb and Ad-anlagen over Indian Corn The truo CoUOO Reglou shown to be Georgia and South Carolina. The Potato Disease?Report on tho Disease of the Potato Crop in Scotland In the year 1845. Importations Into Liverpool, ibis year, of Indian Corn irom America?compared with 1845 Prices Current for the preceding month?carefully cor? rected. Subscription price 65 pei year, in advance OREELEI it McELRATH, Publishers. ?5<- The Farmers' Library and Monthly Journal Ol Ag? riculture from July 134.'.. to June 1846, are now for sale In two large octavo volumes, n.-atly bound and lettered. Price ihr tho set 86 60. Common School Superintendents and Trustees sie requested to examine tin* work. The Farmers' Library, Volume I, contains Peuholdt'a Lectures to Fanners on Agricultural Chemistry, complete, and LhS celebrated worl; of Baron Von Thaer on the Prin? ciples of Agriculture, also Complete. These two works are hound up together in one volume. The Monthly Journal of Agriculture, V,,',. I, is bound 10 mulch the Farmers' Library, and contains various useful articles on various branches of I'rurtical and Theoretical Farming, embellished ?uh numerous Engravings. The price forthe two volumes complete ia .'?'. Any person procuring three subscribers t>>r these volumes and remit* ling us therefor 819 SO will be enlll ed to the fourth copy grails. GREELEV -\. McELRATH. SnbacriutioBM roceli ed to Tin- Weekly Tribune. Saturday, Oct. 31, New-Berlin, N. Y. 2|Derby, Conn. 1 King's Ferrv. do. I North Sioihul-ioii, Conn... I Whitney's Point, N. V? I Norridgewaca, Me.i Hemsen. do. I Nile?, Mich. 1 Mi .iMC, do. 2|Tocumseh, Mich. t Lavanna, >!?'. I Lebanon, Ky. I Clifton Park. do- 1 Paris, Ohio. I Fort Hamilton, do. I,Beverly, do. 1 Coldenham, do. 1: Lancaster, fa. 1 Oswego, do. 11 York. do. I Soulli Dover, do. I ISmllhvllIe, N. C. I Monday, Nov. 2. Psekskill, N. Y. liDatisvllle, N Y. I N.-w Hartford, >io . 1 Bel i port, do. 1 Fulton, do. I Oroion, do. I Clinton, do. 1 Pralfs Hollow,do. 1 Perrinton, do . I Chester, do. I ScOUsvlUe, do . 3 Saluoria. do. I Bloomlngburgh.do . ljClnclnnatu*, do. 1 Belleville, do.AS Trumansburgh, do Waterbnrgh, do VVesiburv. do U pper Lisle, Mount Pleasant, Ohio.... 1 Hartford. Vt. 1 Clarendon, Vt. Tuesday, Nov. 9, i Waterloo, N. York. i Oxford, Maas. ljLlhertysville, " . l Chathsiu4 Corners, N. Y..lH|Retiisen, " . I Maldeu. " ,, 1 Asiorla. " . I Port JetTereOU, " .. S Sharon. Con. I Windham. " .. 4 Surlield. " . I Chestertown, ?? .. llStowo, Vt. 1 j Five Corners, " .. I.Essnx. " . I Eaton, " ..2>iLibertyvi|lu, N. J. 1 ' stubacrtptlou* received to The Dally Tribune. S\Il kpav. Oct. SL WokenvillevCoon. liSandvHill. N. Y. 1 ! Kew-Milf.-rd. do. I Lime Rock, R- I. . 1 i Maduon.tud: . llwilkesbarre, Pa. 1 I Delhi. N. Y. 11 Detroit, Mich. 1 ' Bridfehaiuplon, N. Y. l! Mobile, Ala. I Monday, Nov. 2. |Olieville, N. V. 1 Lilchtield, Conn. I Tarrviown.do. 1 Pori-mouih, Va. t Cincinnati. Ohio. 1 Plerroponi Manor.N. Y... 1!Pittsburgh. Va. 1 TOSSOAY, Nov. 3. iJericbo, LI. I lileu Cove. L. 1. 1 j Waterville. N. Y. I Subacription? received to Tbe Semi-Weekly. SATVRDAY. OCT. 31. Nashua. N. H. i Burlington, Vt. 1 Monday, Nov. 2 iMotrriUe, N. \*. l Athol. Mass. ||Depanville.do. 1 Clyde, N. Y. l.Tmton Falls. N J. 1 TUESDAY,NOV.& Catawissa. Pa. ! tSubacriptlonsi received to The New-Yorker. Saturday. Oct. SI. Real. Conn. 11 Paris Furnace. N. Y. 1 Prospect, do.? llLiudsiey'*. Ky. 1 Monday. Nov. 2. | Fletcher. Ohio. 2 Tuesday, Nov. S. ! Boston. Mas*.. I ?cneral Xoticrs. eleotr?-magnetTc poetry ' ' When Adam al lirat in Eden was piae'd? Eve Woman to h.m was given. In a',1 Earth's beaunes. how pla-.alv he trae'd Tne hand of bis Parent tn Heaven. Bui ii-.. m shape of a Serpent wa? seen The Father of Bee and of nn, v\ tio ??K>n. v\ub tongue clothed in flalierv'snuen Out ancient ance?u>r - tool iJf1! h?Pm"?" -hen was mix'd with allov, v [l *J^k'n* ?Dj Pleasure, tad ?ed. a-m'^Nn*^"0' o^e he'ouad iov, Hl* ve vei coai<olUri <J eMK ^ I wmtS o ^ T"" u>? lasMoeJ The^ a^?>ASl'Rl"' **? ^ 0?**> 1 U?ret>\ arOUStni hi, passion. One day he espied in some moraine rarx-r A short nonce, headed ttt^nVu?* pafvr Tbefam d CHINESE DAXDRvr ERaDI^aTAR To be had Of Dr. Oeltish." --KAUlt- ATOR. Without delay he sent young Abel to buy One bottle of this famous stuff. For be was resolv'd " fs> Jo or to ?Jm," And gat rtd of fh? rrnu, DANDRl'F. T\T.L>?x.forTWO SHILLINGS one tKHtie be boturh W hich bis faifcet quicklv applied. Aodon the nextday. when for DANDRl'F he aoustt, D?f? i M *'jr3S*-Kid *? ?f? e*ery particle of ??S. iav.tt-S S?'**t?w ?* TOO w?l go to No. 1 Mur- : BOt ?erL.ve ?s>1r-I)?N-?Rt- F ERADICATOR.' If if does 1 on>2^,^e P*adr-u -be money will I*relumed. Price ^??c?TT be had of Mrs. H.ye., No. 139 , J*t*k*- *o kav? your heads tieassad. Ix? I <&mexal Notices. Winter i? coming, coming, corning? The leave* are all failing, failing fast. Autumn is pe?nng, no birds are now humming, Soon 'twill be far iway?past, ever past. Children are eon thing, conzhing, coughing. Which fills ib?-;rdear mother* with anxious grief; The wise or.es are langhing, bmghing, laughing. Because they know where to obtain Culex HANCE is preparing, preparing, p'eparinf?. His famed hToSEHOCSO Svavf for Coughs and Colds, Don't be despairing, despuinng despairing, Tsk? it?you'll live to be healthy and old' Price 50 cents per bottle?or six bottles for ?2 i-j. For sale, wholesale and retsii, by A. B. u. D. Sands, cor. of Fulton and William sts i also for saie by D. Sauds U Co. T7 East Broadway. H. Johnson, corner of Broadw&y and Chamber?-?*. ; J. and L Coddington, corner of Hudson sns Spring st*: E M. Onion, corner of Bowery and Orsnd-.t. ? and T? Walaer-st.: ?ST"ft<er, !4C Greenwich it. ar.d cor. of Broadway and Howard-si. CACTION ? BrwaJtE ofarcniOCS T-tifsfienf, an.) afzwyj ask for HANCE'3 SYRUP, ?tri or* other. tV (.rent Kedtieiion.-MU. OLIVER B. GOLD? SMITH win reduce his o-rm. of instruction this day to Three Dol.ars for a rail r<, irseof Writing Lessons, ineitid trig stationery, f'lirant'-eing toevery pnpi! (old and young) a satisfactory im; rovcment, or the rnnney will be refunded. Two persons commencing from the same family, oniv Five Dollar?. La :i>-.'clas? ai 11 o'clock. A. M.: Gentlemen's at B A. M. an 1 3, 7 and S P. M. The Instroction being en? tirely individual, pupil* may attend such days as suit tbeir eonvernet.. ? t. i - ? Br-.-idw ay. corner Read?-?i, It* tV The >ei-m-- ol .Prosiperlry nnd Advers-lty. ?To picture outthe variegated scene* of human character? istics, would be to impr r.t upon tiie state of man's nature the influences unr! controversial aspirations of thedeg-ee* of interested motive* o' promol:or,s of worldly aggran dhsements, w!..rl. i , accomplish, has dissevered man from his God Inhlsdisobedience. Yei'.-ithatier.ityanrtsymratriy from the Creator, too concise an illustration would be con? demned from man to man. Tiierefore all who are afflicted with CONSUMPTION, Coughs.Coid". Asthma. Bronchiti*. Liver Complaint. Spilling Blood, difficulty in Breathing, pain in the Side and Breast, Palpitation of the Heurt. Influ? enza. Croup. Broken Constitution, Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, end all Diseases of the Throat. Breast s.nd Lung* should immediately hive recourse to HAXCE'S ' QM* POI'ND SYRUP of HOARHOUND j it is the only ?ure cure in.-these distressing complaint* that has ever been discovered. Price 50 rent* per hottle, or six bottles for S'g 50. F'or sale, wholesale and retail, by A. B. i: D. Sand?, cor. of Fulton and William sfs ; also for sale by D. Sands Ji Co. 77 Km Broadway; H. Johnson, corner of Broadway ar.d Chamber?-?i J. k I. Coddington. corner of Hudson and Spring sis: E. M. Guion, corner of Bowery and Grand-st. andi" Walkern: ? Sweetser, 146 Greenwirb-st and cor. of Broadway and Howard-.-t. CACTION.?BE WARS of StrtraiOUS irnuVirir/ru. arid ahmyi a\k for HANCE'S SYRUP, and take note- other o3l Rhenmatlstn?Palnsand stiffness .,: t:.. swellings of the muscularsabs*ances near them, ami other, symptoms too weil known lo need description, may be effectually removed by the use of Ring's Compound Symp of Hydriodste of Potass* Sarsaparllla and J'ellow. The uffeaey of these ingredients i* indisputable, and by their Judicious admixture a remedy i* formed that for the ahove named complaint* we may almost term an infallible cure. The great and Increasing demand for an article of this k.nd has indnred the proprietor to bring il before the public that all may have the benefit of it, and know- that there ia a remedy fot tbl* most distressing complaint. Rheumatism. It Is recommended in full confidence as bring a ?peeifr, and needs hut a trial to Convince the most credulou* of it* surprising properties. Prepared and for sale only by C. Ii. RINO, 199 Broadway, corner John-st. n3 Imls RELIET tOK THE PO0K. IV The AftHOcintlon for the relief ol respe aged Indigent Females has been favorably known in tbl* community for the last thirty three years Within their asylum ar-- eighty aged women depending under God upon its'manager* lo provide their dally hread god all things needful for the body. An equal number ot worthy pension? ers without the Asylum are looking to the Society from month to month for such a?*isiauce as they may be ab!? to aflord. The winter is closely approaching-the w ants of their numerous family in consequence are thickly multiplying.? Thelr treasury :* exhausted. Tbecustomary benefaction* of the year have nearly all been received and appropriated ?ihe larger port.on necessarily low aril defraying es; ensei incurred by building an addition to the Asylum. In this, tbeii extreme need, lie Association make an earnest appeal to their humane fellow-riluten*. and lo the churches cspe. cially, to aid them, and not to sutler the cause of the ngeJ poor lo languish, or those doors that have been openeu to admit them lo all the comforts ol home, aca.u to be opened tosend them forth on the precarious charityofthe wot The Society invite all friendly to thi* cause to visit their Asylum in Alh-?l. betw een Ihe Second and Third avenue". Donation? will be received by the Treasurer. G C Ood dard. 129 Eleventh ?t. and 8 WaR-st oi by tbe t.r-t Direc? tress, A. Innes. ,iy Bioome-St. n4 I: HYERS PILLS. tcV The American I improved Dysrcian Vegetable Medicine?The most valuable medical compound extract is un Antl-BiUous Medicine,and m all lingering ? tomplalnls such as weakness, general debility, dyspepsia, pulmonary affections, liver complaints aad tbeumalic and *pa*tnodlc affections, femalecomplaint*,pa ? rations,ordinary. ?.?. coins, i.e. Cff- So family afiei a fair trial will rrasaia rcifAonf (Ana. General iltpbt of sale at No. I I? Fulton-si t'd floor, be? tween Nassau and Broadw&y, when- numerous testimo? nials may be seen, and references will lie made to subslan tlal ltei?sT. witnesses to their superior curative properties. . ry* Remember the number?in'.^jj n. tri* ! From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. CtT* " Wr nre not neCHNtonsod 10 lake particular tlce of the various medicines of the day, advertised in our columns, bUI Ihe chamcler ot the testimonial* tu proof of Vaughn's Vegetable LhhontriptJc Mixture, inserted to? day, impels U* lo depart from our usual practice, and to admit thai we have never known so extensive success to attend any previous advertised medicine within so short a space of time The genuineness of the certificates is un doubted ; mo*t of those rratnesareour fellew citizen*, one nt whom has for mauv years been connected with tins pa per, and many ol them favorably know u to us. and we cer latnly think tfie medicine has established for Itself an ex? cellent reputation. See adverttsemetll hea led " Great American Remedy," and call for pamphlets as thereto directed. no-1 ds CP' General Society ? Mechanics and Tradesmen of the CllVOf New-York.?The monthly meeting of the Society w in i.e held at Mechanics' Hau'. 47.' Broadway, this evening. No\. 4th, one hour after sunset, nl It ISAAC FRYER, Secretary. CP" The American Aariculturul AMsiocialion Will hold a regular meeting This Evening. (Nov. 4tb) al' S o'clock, in the Historical Society's Rooms, N. Y. Unl* orsily. IV R. O. DOhEMI S, Ree, Secretary. CrT" .Mercantile Library Aaasewtatlon.?Ro Clinton Hall, corner of Bi ekmau and Nassau-sis. open dally from in A. M. 10 in P. M. Founded in ItSO?present number of members The Library contain* 91,000 i olusne* in ihe various de partmeni* of Science, Art and general Literature. Valua- j Die addition* of late publications, etc. a-? continually | made. T The Reading Room 1? rei-tdarly ?applied with all the Standard M?ga/tne?, Review* and Jorrnals, bo'.h Amen can and Foreign. In tbevalce and variety of Its ;s i odi cal literature, il i* not sui passed by any institution in the , country'. Classes In the Languages and other usel\il bran, bes. an? der competent teachers, are annually formed, and tho- ; rough Instruction imparted, upon very moderate terms. Lectures are mvnsloually given upon subjects of interest and Importance. Tl KMs?Clerks are admitted lo uieml-ersblp by paying an Initiation fee of Si. and Si cents quarterly thereafter.? Merchants and persons not engaged m mercantile pursuits may become subscribers by ati annual payment of r*5. Ap? plication to be made at the desk of the Library. oSMWAiKimla C L. EVEJUTT, President : IVA Curd to the l.ndtes.-MR. ElllsroW. Wrltlng-Masier. in retunntig lo New - York, respectAllly bv Ibrms the ladies ol this diy and Br,s>kiyn. that he has fur ulsbed an aparlineiit tian.isotnely for their accommodation j al No. ?it? Br.>adway, Corner ot Duane-*!- where they may receive ht? instruction* as private a* in their own parlor ? ! Mr. B. therefore most politely Invite* the ladies' attention lotus superior system of w riting, and assures them, thai la one course of easy lessous. the most confined, urnvmih. and inelegant mode ot writing is lmmediaie.y broken up. and one of perfect beauty, freedom and expedition, delicate and lady-like, follow s on w tih the tno*t ?urprisJlg ease and uature." ^^^^^ o.'H- oteo.li? CERTAIN CUKE FOR CANCI1K (V Drn. Shepnrd sV Corlte ?nm-nnce thai they have a certain cure for thai mo*t dreadf ul disease, tornaetlCancer. Their treatment of ibis disease is peculiar lo themselves; tt has been tried for tbe last r> years in a rreal many cases, w hieb have been given up by most of the faculty, and in no one instance has it failed. Df^MtKfsaD has beeu in constant practice :a sev-ral ot '.he Southern States lor some years ;t*?l and his effected a large number of most rxiraordmary eure?. He has in hi* . po??e?sion at No. ly M irrmy-si. N. lock City, ,-er::ricates | and testimonials of ?everal of the cures he has maue m the most difficult cas?-? of CaiK-er that ever came under tbe : cognirance of the meal experienced Surgeon. He has au? thority from ihe mdiv.ouais ibemselv?? to refer to ihe fed- : lowing ease* Col. Henry W. Jetnigan of Jera:gsn. Alabama, w ? ^? sffficteu with a cancer lor ^ year., a jir.ost g'.fficu i case : Which was cured by Dr. Shepard in SO days. A perfect cute. Mr*. Sarah Richardson of Lauear. Macor. Co Georgia, had a Cancer of the tongue ta very jutresstng ca*e:i iie posterior half of the tongue appeared lo tv destroyed . Dr. Shepard cured her la ? weeks: restored the de.icale lone of ihe pa.ale; ibe full power of ?peech as w-ieo *l;e was in pertrct hea th, and effected a rauical cure. Mr. Charles W. Smith of Telbotioo, Talta.?'. Co. Georgia, had 9 Cancer? oa tbe face, tsotue on each cheek.) tney were of lf> vears' standing. A very difncult case. Dr. Shepard ?uccessfu'.ly eradicated, by his pecul'.v mode of treatmetit. every .>ce" ot the ^ Cancers, made a perfect cure, and the wound? were all entirely healed in A1 days; and there was BO scar ief. on hi* !?.-e rhe Hon. .tarne? Neal ot iOottloo. Pike Co. Georgia, had a large Cancer on his right cheek, of over g years' ?laadfg : it was painful .n the extreme, and threatened to desoroj lire; nnder the peculiar and >v.r i.-eamient of Dr. Shepard. he was entirely c--ed in days: the Cancer completeiv extracted and'not a scar left on trie face. Mrs. Ford, also of Zebuloo. Pike Co. Georgia, bad a vet v distressing and dangerous Cancer on tae upper lip. it was of" IS vearV standing, and w as eating aw ay to tbe nose : Dr. Shepard extracted the Cancer, and made a per? fect cure. Dr. Wra. Terrell, M C of Spari.v Georgix. had a Cancer which commenced nnder the lower ltd of ihe left eye whtcn had spread almost down to the edge of the upper I'.p: he came on to New-York City, pr.ncipallv to put rura *elf under the care of Dr. Shepard. wbo cured Dr. Terred iu ?? week*: Dr Terrell tone of the faculty) resided during the time of his treatment, a: No. 13 Murray-?t. aad.left for home (perfectly- cured) last Saturday week. Dr*. Shsfard 4; Coaus have their office a: No. 15 Mur ray-*i. Sew-York City, where thev are ready to '.real ail description* of cases ?f Cancer. They have ihe certiffcale* and testimonials in tbe above cases, wits numerous others, ? V*1011*1 character, to attest the efScacy and erScieacy ot their mode of treating everv rarietv and descripuoa of ' Cancer. 1 ? ja-t itos i DRjt, SHRPARD x CQRIJS, No, 19 Murray-st I ?irnerai Koikes. UNJUST AJfD TJJJCHBISTIA1J". CP* The public, and 'he religi?s* uJUililuiiicy ? licj.ar. ?r.- r-.p- m, y i.-.-..-; to .-?.?. ?; store. No. 1*4 Nassen-st. and eaernin? th? unnecessary ?ad imnhrisliaa injury received hy d - from the tr.ir.r2?ri of the Amer.caa Tract Society. [o2< 2weodis*| GOL'LD. BANKS k CO. r?~ Fa-hlonahlr Hai?.?WATSON i. CO. : ? hara-?L offer for inspection and sale the fail *:yie Hat? for 184?*. The ?ubscriberi devote uuusua. attention to ibe pro? duction of superior qnaiiiie* of Beaver and Moleskin Hai*, equal to any rrtanufaei:.red. which are offered at 25 per east >s? mar. Broadwav prieea. al .lit WATSON It CO I'M ntatharn snrram ty TUe V. >?. Senate ot lSti?The subscribers respectful y announce ihat their ia-ire rr.ezz graving of the L'raied Stales S~r. neis ?rmfctedand wflL ta a abort , time, be published. Tho?e who desire to receive early im? pression* ar? itv/^d lo caii al tie Sationol Mtnuitun Gal? lery and examine the engraving. aul3 till ANTHONY. CLARK ?i CO. 247 Br.-adwiy. -? EATCHZLOR'S HAIH DTE, r?~ A Liquid Colorin? for rbeHair.Whtsaara. i.e. It* Claim? to patronage wji a: once he understood by those wi.o have ufd or sold the preparation* offered for CTe.T.? the h?-r. ?*? application I* simple, it* effect eer- j tain, heine empfcatiea.iy a perfect Hair-ffye, without de? stroying ihe elastic.? or health of the hair. T j fancy ?tore keeper*, druggists, fce. it will be found a most de- j *.ra:-> article. a? they can with r ler.'e reeojsjs*-nd it ' to their customers, and not be troubled with complaint* of ' itsdvetcz the-k.n or linen. It will r.ot rub off ice hair, i ! and constant washing only improve* in appearance. The j I color i* permanent and perfectly uniform, entirely free j i from those unnatural tint*, varying from ihr faded irr-en to , the roval puir>, produced by the ordinary hair dye*. In proof "of its ?-?lcacy the iav?-ntor is pr??-.arc-d to apply the Dve to whiskers, or a portion of the hair without charge. , to" those wishing to purchase tf it prove* satisfactory; for which purpose he ha* private rooms. Prepared on.y and , ; sold wholesale and retail bv WM- 3ATCHF.LOR. No. 2 i Wall-st. near Brosdway. Price $1: double size el Vl Copy the addre". Agenl*?Ne -v-York. Dr. Gouraiid.>~ W*:ker.?t.i Brook lvn Mrs.Hays. 139Pulloo-st.; Philadelphia. Fug. Rou**eh ' ? Washington,"D. C. J. H. Gibh*. Perm. Aren.! Pittsburg, , ! Pa. Wm. Jackson, 89 Liberty-sL; Coiumhn*. Ga., Winter i. Lpplng. ^^^^^ o2b Imeodi*' DB MANIOTTA S EAST IND!? TONIC, for Dv-pep.ia. Fever and Ague. Ix. lie. frr" TravelerS] fr 010 change of air and wa? ter, are liable to many diseases which can be prevented by the u?e of the Tonic, "whenever they f.nd themselves in any j : way indisposed. This medicine will always prevent them i 1 from contra-Jng comagious diseases, such a? yellow ! j fever, scarlet fever, lie. Ax. Person* of extreme billons i ' temperament, miv Itye long and healthy in the Southern Climate by the li-s of this article. Personal reference I given to several hundred of our firttcifliena. Acer.** i\ B-.'e! .1 fi. ?.?:.??. Applica? tion f. 'po.t paid; a.- irer-ed to the proprietor. ol51meodl* B FENNrlR. 108Naassn-sl. CERTAIN ( URE FOR TOOTH-ACHE CLOVE ASOOV>E 0ROPS. Tooth-achedire will now give way; Pain must end. and cease decay? Youth and age no more repine, When they ii?n Ciove Anodyne. XV In iiiittiherleis ra.es, v ? ??? remedies have faiied. ti.<- Co... An.-ivre Drops have ef feeted a cure, and t!ie pains from decayed te?th have l#en entirely driven away. Many suffer the most terr.bie pangs dailv, rather than lose a looth. and these drop" accompli'h all ihey desire?eradicating the too'.h ache and saving the teetii. ' Who would longer suffer' Price 25 cents. I're-mred ami s< bv HENRY JOHNSON, ehemi-l and druggist, 2TJ BRO^liWAY comer Chamber?-?i. in Ihe firanhe Building. Soidai.oat IMFUltOTr-st and .. East Broadway, and ai Coddingujn-*, 303 Hudson-st. comer Spring. o-l Imiseod GENUINE BEAR S OIL. HIGHLY SCENTED Trie best ?r!,r> :',,r the Growth of ihe Hair ft*" A iJood Ilend of Hnir need- attention to prt> serve its lustre and luxnrience. Iflt commences dropping out, there is nothing will so soon prevent this calamity as ' the Bear's Oil prepared from pure Rear's Urea?e It en? ters the pores of the skin and moistens the roots, and seems to lie ihe natural remedy for preserving it in it* original strene'h and beauty. Prepared and pur fed by HENRY JOHNSON, Drug ! ?1st, 2T3 Broadway, in the Granite Bulldinz, ror. C ham bers-?t. Sold also at 100 Fulton-it-; 77 East Broadway, and 303 Hudson-st. Price 50 cents large. 21 cents small oSlmeodi* NEW INVENTED WIGS. C?" Batehelor'a nesv Invented W .-- si I Scalp* are pronounced by all who have see?: and wcrn thern the mo?t perfeci and natural head* of hair. Wig wearer-are Invited to inspect the largest auo !>e?| assortment of Wigs In the United Slates; they can then iadge the effect and will at once perceive that what has long la-en to them a source of Intolerable discemfort will henceforth be a real luxury. WM. BATCHELOR, inventor and manufacmrer, 2 Wall-st. near Broadway, removed from lu> Broadway. . ." ! ?.:. -' rp" Corns !-( ore Warranted.?The Arabian Corn Pliftcr?iAn effectual cure for Corns. '? easily applied and rive* immediate relief In ease it should fall to cure the ' money win be refunded. Forbe David SANDS k Co No.77 East Broadway, 100Falto?-st and 273 Broad- I way; C H. Ring. 192Broadway; t' Huhbard. 4?8 Hud- ; sou-st: Wyatt Jt Ketclinm. 121 FultOn-SC; E. M Onion. 127 Bowery, and by Druggists generally. Price 25 Cents per box. 06 Imisetsi ??nntiona, &z. {Danre?. iTANTED?By a respectal le V tung w, man a - la I uon to do the general housework of a ?mall private family and has no objecdona to go as plain cook and is an 1 exci'l eni wa?her and ironer?can produce llie best of rltv | refere-.ce. Please apply to Mr. Thos. Tierney, Na2T3 Mott st. in the rear second floor. n4 2C WANTED-- By ? steady, respectable Young Woman, a situation as nurse auo seamstress . she ba? ?,-rved her | time to the dress-making trade Can nr,since respectabla l city reference from her la.-l place. Illgb ? a^es not as t much an object as a comfortable borne. Apply at 145 Bar- , rew-su nt If w W'ANTKll- Familie, wishing c"-h1 faithful servants tl weil recommended, can be well suited by applvmg ; at FERRIS'S Orb. e. 114 Broadway, opposite City Hos? pital It" \\' wi'l !> \ ..!..- - ,v;.,.i|,.. :? *15taican heur ?v of aprofitable connexion in business by addressing M F O. Tribune ???l,ce, stating where an Interview can be had. lit It* \%' ANTED A situation by a respectable fo ?. v. i v* man as chambermaid and seamstress or nurse. Best city references gisen. Inquire at 27 Sevenlh-st. n4 2t* ANTED?A Bov about 14 year* of age to live ?Ith Ins employer in Brcajklyn and aiteud the office in me city. Apply at233 Paarl-st up stairafrom 10 to 1- ut It* I VY4H N^^ .HAN of Collegiate education warns em? ployment a* teacher ot the classics, Greek, Latin and English" languages besides the ordinary branches of an Bngllse rour?e He would engage a- clerk la some estab? lishment or as tutor. ||e has been accusb-med to leach the above and Jost now disengaged. Respectable references will be given, an.I a moderate compensarJoo required. Ad dr.--- \s'. W. Mulberry ?I. for a few days^_ VOUNG LADY < ipable of teaching branches and Drawing, wubaaa sinntnon m a school aa aaahUaat. or in ? private family as instructress, where she would be willing to devote a pan ot the -line to ???? inc. For initiier particulars address M. A. S. Sun off.ee, or at 81 Hudson-:._;_nt 2f rp? I.ET?In Biiaiklvn. until the tir?t of May. with 1 board or without, a large pleasant rooui with bedroom, pantry and waler-ejosei atiacbed. None ue--d apply ex repi genteel people. References exchanged. Address Wm B. this office. n-l 2t* |>t?\ want till \ ait 14 years of age, in aa aJ> must I* industrious, acu've, ind holiest- Goo.1 wages given, and best of reference recuilred. Address ?? orli.-e" al The Tribune 111! ce. n4 .".is ?a*ITl ATltlN WANTKD?A? man ?eVvant in a prt t~? v?te t'anii y or genteel private tioarding-house by a per? son well qualified for either situation. Apply immediately ai No 15 VVTntehall-st n4 ?" " ?oar?incj. BOARDING lingle gentlem gentlemen and wife, in the house of a smaR, genteel family, near Broadway, in Walker-*!. The rooms will be rented together or singly, with or without full or partial board, to on aj;ii table person with suitable references.? Terms moderate. Inquire at 38 Walker-si_n4 1" ! BOARDINls?Piessani furnished a:.^ rooms io let to gentlemen and ihe-.i wives, in a small private family, where they can ha>e the comfort, of a home. Also two or three ?mgle gentlemen can be acconi rnodatedwith ioar.i. Apply at 18 F.a*'.-Broadway. near Camarine ?L lit St* BUAKD.?A iieml-man and is * ir'e :w tlemen (members of some Evangelical Cburchi can be j accommodated with board and a ple?s,ant room, furnished if preferred, in a c,uict fsmiiv reaidins in the central p?rt of me city near Broad way. The conveniences of a shower BaJh and other privileges are more than ordinary for the low term* required. A line addressed lo L C. box I-IV , l'o?; Office wfll receive prompt attention. 34 3f BO.VRD.?Wanted by a gentleman and wife,a largi room or room and bedrbvni adjoining, unfurnished, and not above lue ?econd *t"ry- Person? answering li.'.s will save ihem?e.-.es IroJi.'.e ; y gtviug a Cescnpt.on of ihe rvOrns, and naming me terms, which must be moderate, no ' ottiers will be answered. Address Bennrii at Ihia office, st SV BOAKU-A i . - - ? - r - ? - '. iar^je room on the *ec*>ni story, suitable for gem.-:: ?? and iheir wives; also, small room* for single gentlemen.? References exchanged. Apply at 114 Leonard-*;, nearly opposite ihe Carliou Hou?e. _ n3 3us*" BOAKD?A cen.euian anj .ad>. or two s.ucie gecile men.can 1* accommodated wtth good board, and a I f.ne. large room .m the second ?tory, w;-.h pantr.e* at? tached, at No. 84 White-SL?where every comfort of ahone : can t?e enjoyed. oSO 5lis" BOAKJO?One or : - i rent em en ot ? ^v:.-.-uian and hia wife can have board and pleasant rooms at No. S3 Wt.-.ie-.l near Broadway, waerr i:.er- a.? -rw t-oa.-^er?. Rt feren.-e? required._34 fw* BOAKD.?A pleasasl room with rre p.ace aod a sngie room can be : ad w.in good board al No. 176 Fullon-?t. a few doors we*l ot o.'oad'-vjr .*..?>>. an atuc room. If TO LET. with biierd. for J:e wmter. a p.easanl room on the 2d Soor, with lar^e penirv. suitabM f-'r a gentle man and his Wife, ES Lex:ngu.n-avenue. next :o the comer of rcth-*t- 34 St* ; I'MON GYMN-atsTIC ACADEMY,Nos 159and a- :?-. Crosby-si. . :.v door :r-.'Ui Bleecser-sr. -i ?o.e manageruent and direction of Dr. J. B. RICH, former- ; ly a pupil of Colonel Anioro*. ihe Direcior of ine Normal ! (?lyn.Tatam al Pan*, (established by the French Govern men: tor the education of the army., and Genera. Superm leaden! of all lie i_,-.. rmmen: ? y^aux The L"n:>a Gymna?uc Academy has been thorough." re? organized on in improved plarl Genilemen who wish. ' wheiser fortwsalth or plea*ure. 10 avail liemtelve* of 2le?e invigorating exercises.. w-Jl rind a! the above instiiuujn the m,s?i comp.ete Gjmria*iurn in Ihr Untied Stales. The Academy :or Exercise cover* a surface of over 60W square feet, wtin a ground rloor. Ijhiihi var-.e* from i2 10 .'.; !e?U Bem? :~or. i-ir..y ventiaird a circulation of p re atria always mainraitsed. Insdd'.uon to ir* Gynisaslic ap;arau5. ^ r.i.u.ug of d2v'' feet in length ia? leen la:d out for pedestrian exer? cise*. The bathing rooms are cjcrr.odiou*. xnd hot, cold and shower batdis may Se had si aL Sours by 2_- s.b*cr.brr?. without additional charge. The dressing rooms are convenient-y arrangrc. - - venu.a:ed closet*. wa*h.ug i-p?*n:.s, xc. Tde read^is avm lsfumished with the pr-ncipai dauy and weekly Jour nals. Dr Rich will de-'oie pajucular attention '.oih-payn cu. .-u'k.-a.'. as youths, who wiLa.way?cxe.-c-je tnclaiW* under hi* immediate supervision. After "P.M. the Acade- , my will be devsied exxanstveij io the use of r-?--?/>?r>cJu. SpaTing (Boxing, is not pencilled ai tha issnruiicn. Tae Acadeniy is open frost nrJaa until tea P. M. S4 Jieodis* I patent fUEomrtcs. CTHHISTIE'S GENUINE GAL7A27IC StlESCTHtv;>'C PU>It?. IMiSEC-iAlr j ?iHi Ihe E3ec ro-Maneoc Priaciole ; ar.d asei ~ connection Cr.--:;r, Migr.eii.- F.uid. Tnat seasoa ^f the learwaen piaster* ot'?-ry ?i-c; are used with :.-.e eresie?; bexeht. is ;=?i aa-piuadiiajr. It:* therefore dreratni proper to direr: pub.:.- attention to ine pecaaar merit* ot' ihe GALVANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTES, which '.* cor. :.cer.Ly asserted to be tie co?: safe, cer.i^a. prompt and e-r-c-.ji. ar; jcaiicn ever cjcaversc?in a few ^'"ThE BEST PLASTER IN the WORLD Sota? ot we most disuagnisiied physicians of Great Br. tain La~e r.~ea tryir hearty sraruva: ot this discovery, re- . gard_^ .:"*? the a: <?t tea;::::... ingenious and successful application of ihe mvslenoa* agent which ha* ever been introduced. Toe reina.-'saMe aad bener.ctal u_u*ace a* e-otved bv ihe G*-va=".r Rang* and Mxgneu.- F.aui. Ee.'jt. Bracelet*, *iC k'J solely on the Nerv, us .--.>a, and take* peeu.iar co?r.:zance of the diseases (urer.dar:: on Iba ; department of the vrtai mutitiire. Tl.u*. rases of me rao? > ?evere Paia:~?is. Tic Dolourettx. Nervous and SicJtriead- ' ae.ne. Epileptic Fit*. Faapttanioa of the Hea.-\ Dyspepsia. : ?seura-gia. Nervous Tremor*. I.e. lee. are :mmedlateiy-aaa ; permanently relieved by their application. This truly wonderful preparauon t? in reality a : ipiV comn >uni,n: tries all the efficacious power? of the beaitb re?ioring aad liir-g: ??? a_. vr.t-.. Galvanism. E.e<-:,-.c:-.y and '.he Magnetic Power. These varied indue-ce- ?j ap- i pruned aad ?o beneScia. a* medical app innre?, are here I united ;a a form the mu*1 r.egar.r. effectual and roa"T.:n:; hiring the advar tag*- of unrafdiarr contort with ;he affect, ed par--, aad tin* supplying the mysterious current.-, m a 1 constant and united stream, waea it has been lost by dis- ' ease, or is dc?.-ieui la it* proper and healthful action for j any cause whatever. Thus i: i* that the Galvanic Pi.as- ; TEa :? e?eeiaal ia subduing acrroio irnraidgy. aad -djere- ; bvprarrvartr.f dcp-ruto-i o f spi-Sj. cjuaiii-ig eniewf i/o;, -r. ' storing the balance of the nrru'.ation. promoting thrktattky '? secretion of the Irrer, kidney* and lit glandulw rjslem in gen? eral, remormg spasmodic arrirtions. acting as a general ttmic : to the nervous ruttem, and ai*ayimg morbai irritation tt-ithout ' undue c^ntement. oy re?tonnz eirni atlon. it p-event* and rar hands and feet, together accompany these un permanently remove* coldness in the a with the long tram of disease* which pieas?n: sensatiocs. But there are other complaint*, as far trcm remoral by medicine a* the ar>ove. for which some addition in the Gel vattic application appeared necessary. These diseases are on.y partially dependent on a nervous derangement, and therefore require a greater intensity of power: or they are strictlv of a loco." character, and tueref?r? req-nr- a no-r 1 local agent lo effect tneir removal. It w-as, therefore. : after much tun- and experiment, that ihe GALVANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER was drought to the re quislte perfection, and w as or!-reil to the public as thevery Object so earnestly desired. It should ai^j he re.-oiiected that the Skin is r?;e entrance to mnurrerahie avenues called the ports, directly leading with cotintiess ramiricaitens to ; the complicated structure of the nerves, ani it w-nsiiirough 1 th's important medium; that this new- application w-?s : principally to ??. The GALVANIC STRENGTH ENI N'i PLASTER was tested, and almost bnmediately rere: .--d the approbation of the medical profession of Great Br.um. and several of the Kreuch physicians demonstrated its value : and applicability. These articles ar'- therefore offered ss st: :mport.int ad iunct to the genuine G.'t.vanic Rings and modifications, sc.. "ing upon the -ame principle, with the combined advantu ges as stated above. They are confident y recommended for the speedv cure of RHEUMATISM. B_acote or chronic, ntsu wteavocs appcctioks *no ss a posiTtvr. RFstr.nv is csSrl of rata ?>o wsuk NtlSS IX the chest or ssck. PStS t> THE SIDK, IN ASTHMATIC AFFECTIONS. AJT0 IN ?ElK NEssOR OPPRESSION OF THE PILMONA rv ORCa.NS. in SPINAL COMPLAINTS. Their effects are of the most decided character and they ha--e often been used with Complete Sue-ess. They are also of great advantage is. Pains an 1 Weakness of tiie BreasL And are highly recommended for many of those complaints to w hich females are especially !:?b".e. As an effectual mean* for STRENGTHENING THE SYSTEM, when debilitated by di-ease or other cause*, as a certain j j in Consttmtlonal Weakness, as a Preventive for Colds, and in ALI. AFFECTIONS OF THE CHEST, the Gafvanlc Strengthening Piaster win be found of j-reat and permanent advantage In PULMORART CONSUMPTION aid in PI LMO- ! NARY t OiMPLAlNTS reneraUy,tbeGalvanic Strengthen ing Pla-ter will 00 GOOD. It ;- uol vanntinglj offered as ? a ?? positive cure " for this terrible and prevalent class of I disease; but experience has shown that it can greatlv aid? j that it can serlonsly allevial-. 11? mildness, the gradual strengtheniog pow er it imparts, and the mysterious in? fluence It p i-se-ses, so harmies-ly developed, must tendto btgbly commend the Galvanic Plaster in these pec iiiar ra?-1 Tu- ?ame?ho lid be sstd regard:."..' ASTHMATIC AFFECTIONS. In a spirit vfcandor and philanthropy it i* the* offered to the public,and it i- a duty to mention that numerous testimonials have been received from the highest source*, bearing evidences of Ihe most beneficial effei ts in these distressing affliction*. TV TO THE LADIES a few words should be address? ed. They are respecrfully notified thai these piaster, ?re prepared with ?p"c:sl reference lo their favor ami with an earnest de*tre of meriting it They have been u-ed !>y ihoti?aniis among the ladles of Great Britain,many amot4' j the titled and highest of the realm, and it is candidly stated 1 and believed thai their use has ever la-en sUended with positive and unifoim *ucce*a. If it were nece??ary or ad vtssble, an an *y of name* could be puh i?h-d io the world, a* vo ,,-tiers for the truth, reality nn.i efficacy of the GAL- i VANIC PLASTER, which would far o-.uwel<li ihe most Clow ing encomium* of his f, lend*, or the highest recom- | mendations of the discoverer. The ladies of the United | Slates may be assured that ihey have at ia.l found a valued , friend w bose iniliiefic" can " cliann r.-.vay" at least a ma jonty of the complaints Incidental to their varied ciimale. fisr" Persons liable to be arlecied by sudden cnan^es in the weather, and those naturally of a delicate con-fl.ution, w ill rind tin* Plaster of exceeding befiehl. In a lew words, it embraces nil the virtues of the hest tontc preparat on. with the important addition of Ihe Galvanic influence, which 1* neither impaired r. 'r exhausted, while the action continues. These artielur will be found entirely free from those objections which are a con?'ant source of complaint w ith the ordinary Piaster? In common Use They ar- made of various sl:a|>e? and pattern*, according to the particular part or complain! for which they are desired. The sensa? tion caused by wearing them is exceedingly pleasant and agreeable. DIRECTIONS. To develop* the latent pow er of the Plaster, and to ren? der us action effective the Mac si tic Fluid tboold alway* be used In connection. The part which i? diseased or affected; should nr-i be moistened w Ith the Magnetic e'luid. ,.-:tv ?> mod-rate dejree of '? rtiori with n piece ..? .-lean silk.flsnnel. or an-, similar substance. The surface of the plastrrt? then tllghtly washed with ihe I- luld and imme? diately applied to the affected part. If these simple direc? tion* are followed, there t* no danger of the I'.aster ?ivr becomia I dry or hard, and lime or climate does nut ailect it- efficacy or adhesive qualities. CAUTION. The celebrity of these I'ijsters has caused them to be eounterfetled by unprincipled persons. The original and only r<*nu;ne are those invented and prepared by Dr A. If CHRISTIE; therefore!" sure und obtain CHRISTIE'S Gsi.v.iMi: Si hfm.1 hcMsi. PLASTER, a* all others pre-I lending to be galvanic in their influence, areeulireiy spun- | ous and worthless imitations. Only Astenej In Nesv-?orK, ISa BROAOWA V. Between .lohu-?i. und Aluiileu-lmie RAISING BLOOD .^iid I Virui.ni/ifioa. Pom in tht S'ile and Sight Hirralt, Asth? ma, Whooping I'ough. Palpitation oj the Heart, l.ixer t^amfttdsst, Hronchitu, \.\T> ALL DISEASES of the Throat. Lungs and Liver, cure.! bv Sherman'* Ail-Healing Bal*am. RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION. Mr. Mtlre. Builder, in Brooklyn, w as attacked with rais? ing blood, followed t>y a cough, pan in the side, and idl the usual symptom* of consnmptiou. He employed two of the !a>?-.'phvsirtan?i they dtn him no good, and told bim he COCLD NOT LIVE. Hearing of the wonderful cures performed by Sherman's Ba.sinr., he sent at 10'Srclock at night to Mrs. 'Hayes, H>9 FttltOBsSt and got a bottle : :t operated like a charm, stop ped the bleeding aud cougli! hefore he hail taken one bot lie was abie to be about hi? wmk. It had SAVED HIS LIFE His daughter, residing at 127 Myrtle-avenue, can attest it. Mis*Ann Masson, ofWuBamsburgb, livinginTenth, near South Fourtli-sL says. That she had tieen troubled wnn a I hacking cough, and pain in the chest for a lon^ time, w hich Si !a?l became ?o bail that she wc* obliged to give up her school for more than a year, sue then commenced taking i the AU-Hea.t.-ig Balsam?which *oon aflevtated her symp? tom*. She is r.o-v fast re? rvering, and has resumed heria borious occupation as a teacher. 14 YEARS Mr. John O'Neil. lOth-avenue and 27tb-?L suffered with a 1 cough, raising of phlegm, and pain in t;? side : he could ! NO RELIES1 lill he tried the All-Heaimg Balsam, w hich drove the pain from his s.ue. allayed the cough, aa i nrou^ht the disease upon the surface :" and before "he had taken three bottle*, was entirely cure.!. PLEURISY AND CONSUMPTION. Mrs. Bargas, a lady upwards of 7?. residing;at tfi Sheriff, has for vears been subject to attack* of Pleunsv, Raising of B.ood. severe Cough, Shortness of Breath, Pain in her Head, and Various parts ef her body. Her friends believed PAST RECOVERY. The AO-Healing Balsam relieved her at once of all her alarming ?yrapiom-, and now she is able to attend lo her work. ASTHMA AND WHOOPING COL'GH. Mrs. Lucreila Weils. J5 Chry?tw-?L; L. a. Beals. 19 De lancey sL ; Wm. H. Young. 75 WsinnteSL, know the value of litis great remedy. Ask for Sherman's All-Healing Bii?aai. lad *ee thai Li* written sigaature is on esch bot^e. Principal I'See. 106 Nassau-sL New-York. Ai.ea:s?173 and +40 Grand-?Li 142 Sixth-avenue; Mar? tine'?, corner 9?i avenae and 21st-*L . Hinescn, Wtlliams burg: and Mrs. Hayes. Ijb* Futtoo-ST, Brooklyn; j is E Ti .ipe S91 Broad-?L New-York; Reduing x Co. I Sate sL ?o*um- n4 o iil'.W OCTOBER STATt.ME.NT.-:-.- Kttmal Benei: Life Insurance uompauj. No. 11 Wa.l-st_ issued dar? ing the month of 0c:ober."is4?. 113 new Potidea To Merchant*.41 ToKinisterto Rnssis.I Manufacmrers. 5' Sec r.es of In*. Cc?... 3 Mechanic*.13: Agent of Ins. Co.1 Farmers. 6| Paysician*. 5 Students. 6 Lawyers.7 Ladies."... 4 Ciera?. 9 Public Officers.5| Master Mariner*.2 CiergvTaen.3] Other occupations. Total Policies..713 R03T. L. PATTERSON. Prealdenu Btsj. C. MrttSecretary Joseph L. Lord, Agenn J?s. STF.w.ar.M. 0. Medical Examiner, 194 Fcrarth-st. rri3uw;sU)lMWaiSat_ \\*et feet? 1: - wold he rem em ered Eha! m :?. n?y. and many mher fam. disorders, are uf>c :.-.e result of i-iicLj:^ cold^ ia consequence o: w-et feet, dara? c.otle*. aight air, Ac. SCHOCX'S PtXJSOXTC Syr; ? alwavc suc? ceeds la rur.ag every case of ccid. aad haadred* of cases of consnmptioa mig'nt be prevented by the use of this medicine. !u mgreuieat* are pureiy ve^etsiile. and Oeing j an ladlaa remedy is -gterefo-e diae.-eat and super?>r to a? j outers. Very many cases of consumption, liver complain: j aad cyspepsia. have b-es cured, which had baffled ail oth? er rer?ediea, me eerii?estes of whirs can be seer, at the j office aau reference given :o "ersoas of un'^npeachable ve- I raciry, who have exper.encea tbe beceit* of tat* atediciae. ] which i* to tea had at the proprietor's office. No. 4 Cort- ? laadt-st. near Broadway. _ _U Mr. r. ti. paige respeci^y rec-.ests thai ail an- ; plication* by tao*e who wish to join his class tor Smg-_ag recentlv'organ'.ted for Gentlemen, may he raade at hi* residence. Athenarnm Hole.. i*7 Broadway, or ?: Chickering'* Piano For:e aad Mt.j VVareroorns. 2S9j i Broadway. _a-4 i" ?^I^LIaS. rhododendrons., nc? loon Piaais of the Cametia JapotLXa. Racsioceodrons. Aza? leas, ic. embracing all tie finest and ae? esi -ranetie* of each, commg tato foil bloom, for *ale at the Coaserrainry, : corner of Court and Scierseraorn su. Brooklys. o27 ltnis* I Books. 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(Josonrieco) iict*.; or the se: Complete Si 50. Quadrilles from Wallace'* new Opera of Maritena. arraneed bv C<Mite. o8M i-if \llli:< ANTII.K I.IItKAK^ Ar*?*OCIATIOM 11 L IS-IIS I ??< 17 - Ten. ......,jr ! f,,r thefollowing Classes, to which members are invited to subscribe : FRENCH?Mr. Chas. Parrcentier. Term* for ihe course of forty-eight lessons, live dollars. SPANISH?Don Carlo* Rabadan. Terms for thes.our*e of tor.y eight le.-ons. lix do.lars. GERMAN?Mr. Moriu Ermeiler Terete for the coarse oi" forty-eight le?*??,?. rive deilsr*. ITALIAN?Mr. E. F. Foresti. Term* for ihe ceitrse of fortv-eighl le-sons. *e\um dollar*. BOOK-KEEPING?Mr. Thomas Jone*. Termsfot an unlim'.ieil rour?e. ten dollar*. PENMANSHIP?Mr. A. H. Wheeler. Term* lor the cour*" of twentv lesson*, five dollar*. MATHEMATICS?Mr. John Rysi. Terms for the course of :' r-.v eigbl le*?on?, ?ix doliar? VOCAL MUSIC?Mr E Ives, Jr. Terms for the course of forty-eight ie**ons. seven dollars. The gentlemen engaged a* Teai-hvrs are all well known a* eminently qualified to impart instruction. Mr. John Ryan, who taae* charge of me class in Mathe? matics. ha? been, until laiely, Professor of that branch In St. John's College, Fordham ; fiom the President of which Institution he brings testimonials of a high character. It I? confidently believed, Ihal in no Institution in thi* City can Iba Sams amount of instruction be received by tbe Suidenl ou term.* so low as those oSered lo Members of the M. L. A The Cla-*e, me-t at ihe Rooms of the Association, or at those of the Teachers, twice in each week. Farther information may be had on application to the Lurarian, Clinton Hall M. ARROW3M1TH, oJl MWFlmis Chairman Cl?s? Committee. EV-. ONE DOLLAR iIveraboes?Met?? i~ oer.?Tbe subscr.ber is now selling the best kind of Men s Metallic Rubber Overshoe* adapted to city use, al tbe low price of one dollar at retail, ladles'metallic sandals and slipper* al 75 cent* retail prce. In addition to the alwve the subscriber baa now on hand at fair prices the celebrated Sheet rubber leather-?o!e overshoe, so long msnulaciured by him, with all and every other ?tyle of rjt.i^-r overshoe* of a quality far better ihao ordinarily soid in the stores. For sale at 23 Coriiaud-sr. ?:. \ ::_HORACE H. DAV. DAY'S OYEKSjHOEtj-This wet weather should remind all who fear colds and sickness to provide themselves w-.tn a pair of overshoes. DAY'S establish men;. 23 Corllandt-st. is the pl?c?; all qualities, prices and kinds suitable for men. women and children, at very low prices.can ae found at Day's India-Bubber establishment, Cortlaadl-?L 2 door* below Western Hotel. Overshoes repaired in the best manner._n > L"l.s?TKK AND PU.'IPTII.V lltON-T^e it!-r I Iron Work*. Saagerties, N. Y- and the Pomston Iron Works, Pompton, N. J. are tn full operor.ou. Orders for round, *quare. Sat, band, scroll and hoop iron, will be atumptrv execiied. on application In JOSEPH Tt'CKERMAN, *'??) Wesl-st. XTRA New Hulled Bucswbeat.?Tbe undersigned d.-e pr-pi.-e-i :o receive order* for new hu..ed 3'iCX w heat, neauv packed m barreis, half barrel*, quarter and e:gr.l-i ? ar-e".'. a.- :. hags A >< and 2h .b?. each; also ? - .i- i'sK' and Oai -Meal :c like packages. These arnc.e* are wamnled equal to any in market Ordrrs from out of the City, accompanied with a City reference, will de?', with prompt attention. I. T. - J. G. FROST. . ,... , iU FmnML 1 door below Peck-?l".p. AKKIAI.E CLOTH.-.M nieces India Rubber Carnage Cloth, ' p.ain and tgured) of superior quality, for sale al '.he lowest ma'Xet pr.c-?. al Ihe warehouse of ihe Newari. N. J. India Rubber Factory. 53 Mablen-iane. -yla isrf DOOR ??PKINU*?.?A new a-d :::.: ?-; ir.c- A Elastic Door Springs, for sale, who.esale and retail, -r? tbe Newark India Rut.rser Macufarmrjig Compsnv, 53 ANAL BANK LOCK PORT?Sole* ? ?rix at H '"-r.t* on the dollar, unni Mondav a'lernocm. o30 Iwis _J. THOMPSON. .4 ^'^^d.: It. PL-4.TFOR.M "iCALE."*.?Fairoarks". ceeo.-aied Plalform Sc?les of every desirable modification. Cor safe -? rilDRi-.'ltB w rit niWaasr^ eoimi. RAt?9 !?The highest marset price paid in cssH for all kinds :::?-?-'. - Rigs. Ba/g.ng. Canvass. R.-pe, Bale Rope. Gmnv Bagging, *c. kc d4 gw_CTRLS'W. FIELD. No. * B-r';:ag-<i-.p. 1 11 ft/Ml|KKA.M."? ??: Wrapping P?s-r. i.i *:ze>. For lUtUUU sale by . C YRCS W FIELD. jH No. 9 Bur tng-slip. INDENS BOARDS-A- :.u=rer*. of Straw and Rope, r ar .a-s ay CYRL'S W. FIELD, - '_No. i Burung-snp. B RE.OI> c: ?ir."_r.g Paper. For sale bv CYRL'S W FIELD. No. 9 Burusg-siip. 4000 CHEATHING PAPER-For souses and smss. For O .a e sv CVAI."S W. FIELD. Nc . -i Barlmg-sll?. V ROW ARE PA PEB-A full assortment. For sale by CYRL'S w. FIELD. No y Burlinr-slip. s THAW BOARDS??For ?aielow to close a consign? ment by CY?'-S W. HELD, No.9aar^?<-?iia ^aeljionablc Clotljing. : CHAS. E FOL WELL. MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. !?VJ BROADWAY, (up ilalr?) respectfullyin form? hl? customer* and geotlemen generally, that fir ha? on hand,and Ltccmsteally receiving Um latest styleeof Cloths, Cassuneret and Vesting*, ? Uefa he ??III make up to a man? ner bedoublenol arRI proneeverywaysetl*factoryto ? i o*e who may favor him w-iih their patron*.e. He withes in ! particular to rail the aiten'ion of gentlemen to hi? new ....,! Drewand Palto Overcoats, ?* he t? earneaftrof I the ooluloa that they rannot he excelled m tili? city orejse where. Oentlemen furnishing their own cloth will have ? their carment? mti.ie ?Ith a* much cere a? If par-chased of I him._oil Im CLOAKS CLOAKS '. I WHOLBTULC ASU aCTSItL 1 500.'?ADI":J' "'"' -sees' Cloaks, Coat? and Ctrcu '? 0 Coats varying in price* from 83to *2n e?ch. 1*0 Cloak*, * do do 2 SB to '.1) do St 0 Circular*, do do 5 00 to 40 do ltHi Cardinal*, do do 3 oil to 15 do. all of which are made of the moat fashionable material* In use, and sold at astonishing low price*. EDWARD WAMSLEY. oil is le No Jn Catherine st. near Chatham-square. JOSEPH B~l0L6^E"fc~OO\ I No. Vi Bowery. Mrs'), Bors' ?so Children's ; pASHIONABLE CLOTHINO at very low price*, I (wholesale and retail,! and the largest assortment in 1 anv one store In the citv. oSSmls* ! \1MI.T. JliNMMlS A- CO. Drapers and Tailoia, 1 Importer* of Cloths, Cassimere*, Vesting*, Fancy Dress Articles, lie.?to appreciation of the ?ucce*? which attended their effort* in catering for the community, would tender the assurance, upon ihe Commencement of the Kail ? Trade, that it w ill he their endeavor to add to the Induce ; menu which have rendered ill Broadway THE EST AB - ' I.ISIIMENT at w inch are furnished Oar'ueni* po?*e??lns; I the reqots'.te? which mual continue to commend Ihein jo ' the economist. Kor In the ?tyle and character of the cloth? ing we are enabled to furnish, through the aid of a* efficient srorpaof eitler? ?? ran he found in the country, I* the sequel to the attractions of our moderate charges. A large assortment of new good a for Kail and Winter wear are offered for Inspection, comprising Cloth*, Tweed*, kc. for Dre?? and Frock Coal*, Overcoat*, Sack*, Ac. ; French. English and American Cassimere* for Panta? loon*. A word tn reference to iht* garment In which las experience ha* ?*tt?8ed the many) so few cutter* excel?? trial tn thl* line is especially solicited. Merino. Velvet, Silk and Satin Vesting In greal variety. The usual assort? ment of first quality Rea.ly-ma.le Overcoat*, Original Sack?, Cloak*. Dress and Krock Coats, Pantaloons, V'e?t?, lie. with arholce ?election of Kancy Ore?? artlclaja, Searr* Cravats, Hdkfl, Gloves. Suspender*, Shirt*. Collars, [ Bosom*. Had Hose. Sir._?.' utt <". HoTlTH ?fc CO. c?sh Tailor* and Importers, ? IT? Broartwsy, have received an unusually large 1 stock of Tine and rich good* to which they would respect? fully invite the attention of the public. The reputation ?( Broadway for Ugh charge* Induce* very many economical-minded person* 10 make their pur I cha?e? elsewhere, notwithstanding (he Justly accredited ' superiority uf ta-te and genuia displayed in every depart? ment within It* precinct*, 'hough Una imputation of hig? I charges when applied to Broadway Merchant Tailors at* I clajt mav lie Ju*t, yet it wou.u t?e well for the fasblonabb . aCOOomlst to pause before sacrificing to an IndiscrtmlnaK : prejudice Uie advantage* which *om? of thein offer. Th? i subscriber* even In Broadway are enabled by their ea>s ? ystern and ?mall profits to f\irni?n ibe finest quality of gar. i menfa at a very low price ; and through the aid /.'.!. ' Lee and Foster, (conductors of the Culling Department,) to produce them tn a ?tvle uu?urpa??ed by any in the world. i The proprietor* have on hand a genera! assortment ready made garment*?Overcoats, eight and wadded,) Polio*. '. Sacks, fee. all of which are got up In good laaie and irtrnrried in a rich and tubalantlal manner. ?29 l*tf X"trtrj fall (?oo?s. 8EA.MAN cV .111/IK -.vi.iopen their new and exten? sive UKY OOODS ESTABLISHMENT, A'i>. Ig 1 Hroudu-uy, ' In d.xir above the Hospital Green, on Monday next, the J *ih day of October, at :? A. M. i Their ?lock is entirely fre?h. has been selected with great care, expre??ly for tne City trade, at very reduced prices, and comprises* a* rich an assortment of Parisian Dre?j J and Kancy Dry Good* a* has been offered to tue public du i ring the present Autumn. I Tbey invite purchaser* to examine, their good*, a* they are confident me great falling >>ff In price* wfu enable them j to offer greater Inducement* than can he offered by estate lnhed hou?e?, having old and depreciated stocks on hand. i Tbe'r assortment compr.?e? every variety of'lhe moat : splendid Silks,Cashmere Pecosie, M-rr ?:?,? Jfoua?eiio?de . Lalne*. India Camel* Hair. Cuorne-e. BtrocM and Em- , [ hroldered Crape Shawls, Uorae of wmch are equal to any I offered tul* season i Lace* and Embroideries. MOUrmng ?Good*. Parisian Cloaks, Wedding ac t B?*l Dre?*e?. u> .' gether with every variety of ?tlracuve and desirable I goods u?ually kept in the largest Broadway establlshmenl*. ' Mr. Muir reure^l from tne arm of A. T. dtewarv It Co. on j the l*t of January la-i. tad he Sailer, himself trial hi* many I years' experience in that house, and Ms perfect snowlesige oflbe Broadway trade, aril] enable him U) offer, at ail Ihnes, an attractive a lock of goods, well adapted to the i preval.mg laste sod fashion*. o!4 1ml* TSaJEW t'ARPKTS, OIL. CLOTH."*, cVcTf^Tiii il Saie*.?The allenriori of f.urn.ie., mcrmani*. hotel , keeper*, ship and ?leamhoat owner*, ab-eit lo purchase ,' Carpets, Oil Cloth*, or any oiher article in the line, are in I v.ted la the atock of new and beautiful Carpet* and Oil ' Cloth*. Ju?l received at Galon'* extensive ware-room?. ex '. lending throogn the entire block, and fronting on No. tj-t East Broadway, and 7| Dfvi*ion-*t. The variety of new pattern* of all the various (tyles of Brj.sei*. Three Ply, and tee beat quality of Ingrain*, has no', been ec, .aled in nu market for many year*, all of which have been received direct from the manufacturers, tnereny esar-ilng the ?ufj?critarr lit asm re purchasers that e try a- -? wi prove aa represented. Another great con?lderation lo purchaser* la, tee fact, that It 1* the deter c-nn-.'.oe. to *eil at ?ach pnc?? a* *vill defy competition, even after the new Tariff lakes effect W. !L GCION'S Warerrxnn*. fron'ing ol3 iieodtf on No. 04 East Broadway, asd 71 Dlvnion-*t. ?OK AT THl!?i I?Thaae who wish to purchase a handsome Shawl, would do we.! to call at ?72 BleeeX 1 ??_ Tney w-t.i there find ?plendEd Casnmere Snawla, en ? tirely new design*, from Sl5 to and at least 25 per I c n'_ less than those purchased last year. Please call and examine before TOO purcn**e ei?ewr.ere. " DAN'L E- TOOKER. 272 Bleeeker-*L O COCNTKY JIJEKCHANTJ*?Brown Soeeim*;? and Su'.m.ng* of every style and width, all the anown ? brands, both heavy and tne?Stark Mills, Lawrence C. In I dian Head, Cabot A, Premium Heavy Memmack,Exeter**, j Cflknown, i.e. mav oe bad al manrifaveuirer*' price* on the tecood Soors of No*. U and 2D Cedar ?L half a block at>o?e Pearl-?L Low priced and medium yard wide *be?'.;=g? i A-so. t.e?t Sov.nera Cotton Yart aasor^d, 5 to 10 anat? W ! LI: bat?, wies, warp and wadi thfX. ' eA T. N. CNDERHILL. la and 20 C?-dar-at. ? aiU.lH/U nun Matche?, round and tauara .p-tau, put up In var.oos .trvle*. of round wood, .quare. ova,, paper H C Mira adaptecfto the Ch!D-s?e. *wth American, Mexlcaa-^fe? & and other f^eign and dornestic tar Sets wTrra.-ed to keep5 vear* b> any eliinate. For aale attt, Od^X ^Lgn oPf ?e Beehfre. 3 door, from Broad i way. No 1 Coctlarvd-s*-_?g 'ral?? R POWELL, Ocniia'. and AurUt, aaend* to DtS eise? oftfaa Eve .nd Ear from 9 to 4 r/eiock, at his res 'desce, 261 Brvad'wsy, corner of Warren-at. Straaiamu* or Squinting cared in a few minutes. Deaf nes* and all discharge* from the Ear permanently cored, irtiaclsl E ve? tajer-ed. Speciac^s adapted to every Cefeti. I. a? laewdlihRWaiia) !_^muamriilB. CONCERT?Vocal aad Issti^ee-aC-^MVj^i?UA L. NORTHALL ha* the honor lo aaacaiace that she wiU r-' 4 ; '-* - ' * - Apollo Room, on Fr.dav even? ing aex:. Nov. -Ssi, 1346. as*i*:ec by ihe to.lowang" distm g-uished ar.-.?ts SIGNORA R PICO. M-. Bl'RRE. the eminent Pianist. Mr. H. C. T:M.M. and S1GNOR DE BEGNIS. The cirand Ptxro use.: apo -.- las been-aaa cr'acrared exp.-ess.v for a gectieman of this city by J. Chick . ena?-, E*c, Si-ston. ', Tickeis One Do.lar?To be had. a* also programme*, at d?e Frr..-.n. >; :. ? Sure*, and ?: the door on evening ot the Cotacev*, Dcssr? open at 7?Concert 10 commence at ? o'cU>-k. na 3na ; ^ABERNACLdS_HENRI HERTS (P.aniat and : A oom->o*er to H. St. the Ring of the French and Pro te??c.- M ?Roys. Con*er?at<i!re of P*ri*.i Second Grand S^berTbe ^ l^ZiZl^^ M^TI-MM^- >' KORSINSKY. Mr. 11 JIM. Signer ttiP^TTI and a select Orchestra. "r111-' p r og ram m k. , r*RT i. 1?Grand Overture, from " Gu*iare," executed by the Ore fees rr*.Anber -?D.o. Mrv E. Loder and Mi** K.ev .ir .Ro*?lni. 3? A new Grand Concerto the 4th] Piaa<--Forte and Orcheatra. !?Adagio Sentimentale? II?Ron do Russe. Composed sad e.vecuied bv...Henri Hen. 4? Romance from "Anna 8clen." sung bv M:?* Korstnsky."..... r>c*ireiu. ? 5? Grand Fantasia from Lucia de Lammermoor (by genera, desi.-e. ccn-.potxsl and executed by. .Henri Hert. Interrr.iMion often minute*. part ti. 1?Grand Overture from ** II Piraia." executed bv the Orchestra. J-BelllnL 1 ' C?Ans?Mrs. E. Lvler. " Ah che forse".Bi>ucchl. 5? Brilaant Duet on Mo?? :a Egypt, for Piano Forte and Violn. executed bv Signor Rapeni ? and Henri Herr. Composed hv.."H- Hert and Lalont. , 4?Song'n-n; " L? p*-"-du d.?Me.'; suag hv Mis* Korsmaky."..Auber. ? *>? Variations (,dt Bravura) on the celebrated Ter J gett from *' Le pre' atix Clercs," with Oo-hea tral arrangements. Composed and execuicd , be.Henri Hen. The two Ptano-Kortes are from Mr. Henri Hert'* ow-n Factory in Pari?,and have been sararded bv the Nadooal Exhibition of 1.-14 the Grand Oold Medal ?f the nr*l de i gree. Mr. TIMM w .l. pre.; i,> at the PianO-Forte. Ticket* One Dollar each?u be is.i at the Mm:.- Store* - v.'.'t House, and at the door on theeeenlns! of the j Concert. 1 Door* to be opened at 7. Concert to commence at S ? o'clock._ _ nil ;-?( IVTENAlsKKIE AT NlBLtVS.?RAYMOND k ' L? I ?V'A KING'S collection of Living Animal*, now In thi* I CitT. la the largest In the Lotted State*. The place is j we. I adapted and beautifully Sited up for the reception of j the nubiie. Open from !? to 12, from 1 to 4. and from 7 to 10o'clock in the evening. Admittance 2S cents: children t half price. _ode isii'ua \i>IERlCAN Dli;a>ECMs?Spl. ; e mance* this afiennxin at S o'. l.s-a. and evening at half east 7. : The Free List, except the Pr??. is suspended. The SHAK : ING QI'aKERS will continue to give representations of theS:ag:ag. Dancing. Sl-ak'ng and Whirling, tn full Qua ; ker eeeuune. i.**t we.-k po*ltivety of the ORPHEAN FAMILY. Also to be seen TWO LIVING 0RANG 01 ; TANGS, TWO LIVING TWIN CAFFRES run LIV IN MONSTER SNAKES. Also, a W\x MODEL OF : THE HUMAN BODY! to b.en for additional 25 cents. In addition, the following performer* are encaged Oreat We*,em, Biiiv Whltlock, Miss Greenwood, Miss Julien and Mad. RockweU, Fortune Teller. Admission. 35 cents. ' children under 10. lg-| cents. n2 VANDERLYNS Greot Satianal Picture of the LAXOIXG of coll't*Si's, PAINTED BV ORDER OF CONGRESS, Is now ex? hibiting for a ?h?rt time, !n the large Saloon of the Academv of Design, corner of Broadway and Leonard ?L i Open from 1 A. M. to 10 P M. 1 Season tickets so cent* ; single admission SS Cents | de- I scrtpuve pamphlets bi rents. o!7 Imu" faction 6airs. BJOSIAH rUc7^fcDs7A Y BANtiS, KU'IiAKUm JM Bmciw.- Lir-eru CM mi JOSIAH UCHAtDS, Anc?oo*?r. "et PLATT.?Store Advace,. made oo c,B sic?ee":* Auocoo s?.ea WEDNESDAY A>*D THURSDAY EVEXINGS Nor ??? sad ila. Vali-asl? ?u??ti L:m?v ? An extensiv? and ralue Me Private Library of choice English Books, ettibcsjetax fine editions of work* on History. D!t?j:it. Biography C :***:.-?. Scrkncee. Fine Art? and Standard ?ng!Uh Llteril tire. See Catalogue. Ar Putat? S?ts?l.?W Quarto Bible**, every variety. Is pain sheep and extra fill, and srtlt edge brndlnge. Aiao, a largw a?oranent of Standard sad MUeellaneoei* Boots. fZ COLTON. AacOoneer. BY F. COLTON, Ancuoe sad C?^nrcJs?loc Merchant. ?StoreNoa. 113 Poitoo and 34 Ann da?Liberal ad? vances niade on roods otthsr for prvraaj aale or at auction, ami prompt returns cade. Ont-dooraajes ofsrery deecrlp boa of goods porn-roallY azteoded to and rsapectAillv tc netted. WEDNXSDAT, Not. 4 At t0% o'clock, at tha Auction Room. All the furniture from a ihre? ttory houae, ccestsungot maiogaoT chairs, to raj. mahogany bedsteads, three-ply and Ingrain carpets, rue*. '.ookl04t-itla*a?a. clocks, mahog*. qt rockers, one exteuatoo dln!ns-r*b!?. about 30 feather bed* mrtd Butrum. oil clotbe. center Uabis*. curt ?-? ? and plain chair*. crockery and cta*?-wsj-e. a-.tctwe rurnl ture. ac. The sale will be coounued for two day*. Al*o. a cuazmtv of Jrv eood*, broadcloth*, kc. SATl'rvDAY. Not Tth. At M o'clock, oo the prem:*e? No. 2b3 Wathiagtoa-tt. Brooklyn. SriaairV* IWi or PumtinJ MATKaULS, i'<s?>i, v ? ?The ?nitre content* of a Book and Job Pruning OfSce, Consiatlrig la pari of coe riper royal Pre**, with Machine, Oae Siaod'.n* Pnaa*. complete font of Long Pnmer, about ;??? lbs Jo ot Brev.cr. about too ib*. do of No-parsll, about 60 b!?. do of Paragon, about JO bis. do of Grsal Pnmer Script, about 23 ib*. aboat So tool* card Types, all new jtylo*. several fool* cf Wood Lsusr, a oeat assort? ment of Borde'?, together with teraral Double Siaad* Cases. Galleys, kc kc. N. B ?The > ? .. - ars nearly sew, having bean ta us* only a tew months. at Pmv?ti Salk?One *pleodtd rosewood Plaao, made by Ftrth 3t Hal.. At private sale, two large Extension Tables Oes will sitend about 30 feet and ibe other vv C~ l UA.H8KltL.tl>, Aactloeeer_Stors No. ~i ? ? Spruce-*!.?Liberal advances made oa Goods con - signed for private sale, or to bo sold at auction Out .loo, sales carefully attended to, tad respectfully aollciwd.- ' Prwnpi returns wade THURSDAY, Not 5th. At 10 o'clock, at No. 53 Elizabeth s. H.'iitnoiu Ki'BNirvas, kc?Comprising mahogany P. and C Tablss. Chairs, Carpets, Oil Cloth. Dressing; Bureaux. French Bedstead. Looking Glasses, Window Shades. Mantel Ornaments, Pictures, Crockery and Glass Ware. Kitchen Furniture, kc kc FRIDAY. Nov.*. At 10o'clock,at No- IM Chatham*!. Smsniff's S\li or Jswslsv. Plated Wsae.kc.?Cora priatng a very large ?lock of 6nejew?lry of every descrip? tion, >uch a* iold watches, gold pencil cases, breastpins, hrnarhae. guard and fob chains, bracelets necklaces, (old aiui -liver specs, gold and silver thimbles, silver forks, ta and tea spoons, elated cake basket*, silver tea alts, larsrs Quantity Valuable finger rings of every dsscrtp?oo; tine assortment of girandoles, (lobe tamps, tea trays, china i BUmtelornaments. stC kc Also, several large mahogany I >ho? case*, jewelers' trays, kc. N. B. Catalogues ready ou the morning of sale. H~ Y JAMES M. MILLER- ~ FRIDAY. Nov. 6, At li>4 o'clock, at the ?lore No. 2 Liberty *!. I BtaMlMcnaM, Snar-ito, Ocbma* ?>o AxnaiCAN Haao. : wane?300 package* and lota of fresh Hardware, lust tm> poite.1 ?nd mantiiactured. consisting of trace chslas, b*l !ei do, log chains, steelyards, cast butts, table bulls, plrua ! hinge?, nut comb*, vices, anvil*. ares, hoes, bed screws, I tcrow plates, mill saw files, das'aid do, handsaw do, ; draw Ing knives, padlocks, chest l.vk*. cupboard do, trunk I do, tea ket lea, saucepans, Carolins hoes, candlesticks, ' snuffers, lab e kulvet and forks, raa-kei cullerv, butcher knlvaa,shoe and bread knives, tea tray* and waiters, Brit? annia, Getmnii sliver and Iron table and tea *poou*. rouuj bolts. Sic. I Catalogues and go?>.ls ready tor examtiiauon S days pre? vious to sale. On a credit ri month*. I BY F. COLl'U.V " 1 4 I t'TlO.N SALE?To close an E'tate.?The fallow. -A ing Notes and Accoaot* will he sold at public auction, i on Thursday next, ai HI A M. al N >. 34 Ann-sl. New.York, ' a judameni on J. A McCouer and Douglaia, O. Md'oltrr for anoUt94S0l uola* or accounts agalust A L. UrUlin of about S-Lh' i against Michael Uui.lv of about *.i ><. ayalutt I' F. Browning of about 9.VSi; avalatt F. Venlor of about $??11 si, agalaal Jos. Nau of about *?'? >'; against T. Smith of aii.m; BS5D , against Brown King of aboul eVUt; against G ? '. Ssiivmet ol aboul il.t?) ; against Caspar Marks of about JJOHi j ai'lnst Jo* Palmteri of aboul #8'?' against Joa C. Aaerman of about Ss3 ; airalnat A. W Won of ?boui $450; an account against Louis Keediug k Co. .<t aboat r'-H's.'; an account against F. Bren. a of aboul e-Ws*; an account Hgainsi E. Duprie of alniut Sil?), an account against Capt. Fleming <?( atH-ul S-V), ajudgnirnl against J. Raunkelin of shoul Sim, an account against W, II. Sttueinents of aboul ftiti. 0. EL PLATT, Asslgnm. On Friday ihe contents a Drug Slor? VH Broome-tt. Particular* in Um?. n4 JACOB S .PLATT. Auctioneer HARDWARE AUCTION MALH.-JACOB 8. PLATT w ill ?eil this day, at ID o'clock, al the Auction room corner of Plan and Gold sis, by catalogue, :.*?? casks, cases and lots E .glish.Oeriuan, French and American Hard? ware ami Cutlery, brass andirons, lea-lraya, alalra, table and pocket cutlery, bulrtmr knlvea, kc. Also, Hasi Kyckman's Auiertcan knob,closet and mortlca luck* Also. In assorted ?'.. 100 dozen Dentoo's reglsiered tina bras* and clear brown *prlug and tumbler trunk lock*, . to g) Inches. AI?o. I'"' dosen rtne tumbler, che*t and cupboard locks Also, by order and for account of underwriters, the same having been damaged on ihe voyage, viz 5 casks hook and plate hinges. I cask smiths' hammers, pin mauls and beck irons. I do horse nail*. .' do ?auco-pans, glus-pols, mortar* aud pestle*, ?> do Bradla's patent Carolina hoo. . dozen Bradls'scast-tiesl trowels 1 ca.k ax-eye grubbing hoes. Carron-ware pot*. 1 to jo gallon*. '*?. camp oven* and Hat covers, H to 13 inches 170 do do inn covers, 14 to IS turds*. 1*25 skillet*. No*, i, 3 and 3. \ 4IS) ?plders, 3 to 19 niche*. ion covers for deep spiders, making logelhoi 15 tons of Carrou hoilow ware. Also, on account of a delinquent, who purchased idetamo on ihe 8th of October, li dozen door plats*. Vi dozen orna? ment*. 4d dozen hinge*. Also, Ith of CKt'ober, Sti boltle* Cologne, tu watch and spool stands, 12 dozen scissors, lot of steel jM-n* and 4J portfolios. N. B.? The hollow ware will be sold in lot* of aboul J Uta earb It* j WM. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer. I DATENT IRON ?TONE CHINA, Olaii and I A Earthen Ware?Thursday, Nov 6th, at lu o'clock, at f Ihe Male* Room. No. S Plne-st. br H. E. WILLARD?Cat j slogue sale of 2i?>o Doli?, while, dark and light blue, Iron Blooe China, Plates and Dtahes, all sizes, t*< and coSee Warn. kc. China Pitchers, rich Tes Sels, 60 Solar Lamps Cut Mirror Diabe*, In lot* losuit retailers, hotel* ana sieainnoau, al yo days' credit over |nu dollars Ar l.'o'?iock. SO package* Glass Tumblers, Crult*. Solar Shade*, kc. It* WM H lU.N'K.H. Auctioneer. BOOT AND (SHOE MAI.K?Thursday,Nut. 5 1S40, at 11 o'clock, at UM *tor* oflveak Hoard. 213 Pearl st- 450 ca*,-s Boots, blio** and KublMir?, coruprlslgg a gen? eral assortmeul of frnad uiauulac lured good* ; lo be sold without reserve. Catalogues and gixal* ri-udy for examlaallon day previ . ou* to Ihe sale. 04 2l" ROYAL OURLKY, Auctlonee7. \rALL'ABI.E OIL PAINTINtifs-Thursday Evsa mg win be sold, by ROYAL ULRLF.Y k CO at thai/ I Long Room,304 Broadway corner of Duane-sL a valuable ' private CoUeeilofl of Uli Paintings, Ihe properly of an artist, i which LuCLttdesa portrali prooouueed by competent Judges io be a geuuirin Murl'lo, a fine picture br Du Troy, and others worthy of aiumliun. Also, a variety of Modem Paintings._oa 2uS? ANTHONY 1 BLEECRER, Auctioneer. ?XEt LTOR'rS -A 1.11 OK It IIA i. B-TATE 1st ?~i I ?;????.. and Fifm-aTenue and I12ib-*i_Tba eubscriber, exrculor lo the estate of William Aukin, deceased, will I sell at public auction, on Wednesday, the llth day of No vamber, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange Anlho ! ny J. Bleecker, auctioneer, tha following property lo close ? said estate,viz: I The two story brick bouse, with basement and tab-cellar, No. 35 ou the north side of Jay-sL between w?jhln<tun I and Wen at*, with the unexpired term of iho lease far 7 1 years of ihe lot. It feet 6 Inches In front and rear, by ?0 feel I In leumh, at a ground rent of %\l*> P*r annum, granted 1 frr>m the eslale of VV. Rumelander mnd renewable. Tba yard 1* laid out with shrubbery, grape vine*, ic. Two ' ir.ir l* .,f the purr.'ia** money can remain on bond and mort? gage at *tx per cent. ALSO, 7 valuable building lots, each 25 feel 2i Inchea In f/oal i mil rear by 100feat m lec?Ui on each side, situate on the west *ide of 5th a?enue between UZth and U3Ul *la ci.rn awaeiag *' theiwrlh-wast corner of 'thavenueand U2ih-*t forming, wlm oie exception of the comer lot of li.1lb-*a me from of IBS avennsj rejlween the sold tireels. For far? mer particular* apply lo A J. Bleecker, No. 7 Broad-st. ' o?otNIl OEOROE W. JOHNSTON, Execut/^r. WM. H. JONER. Auctioneer. BOOTS, BHOKB ANIJ^RO<.A.Nl?l.-On Wednes da). No - 1. al I't </c.locS, at the store of J. D. Inger. *., V i ?}. No. IU Pearl-st 2i*i 'a*es,comprising alarge and rJeeira - ?**oruueni of Boot?, Shoe* and Brogans, sutt* ante for the Sootberti, Western and City dealers, Just re \ ceived. Catalogues and goods ready on ihe morning of i ine aale. ' a . - 30 case* Men's kip pegged Boots. A.*o.3o cases Boy* ?...1 YouuVs kip pegged Boots. Also, 10 cases Boys' thick pegge-1 Kool*. Also, lo case* Men's kip pegged Brogaca o2? Also. 5o case* Mea'* and ? Manufact'd Rubbers. E MTO LET OR I.EAMfi-The Mansion House now occupied by the Mayor of Hudson, froouag on War raO-al. on a lot of loo feet front and 120 feel in depth, wiui the necessary and c^yen.mi out-bciidisgi. The gr./und surrvinSmg Lbe dwelling it well ? locked with grape* and bearing fruit trees, ailin good order. For terms apply lo Darius Pecs, Esa. Hudson, or rib iawlaif EL1SHA JENKINS. E 15th-st- N. Y. MTO LET?Any person srithlng to hire a house es? tablished as a boaroiag house, (together witc torn fur? niture tf de*tred) may nesr ol a good opportunity by ' addre.siug ?. E. M. at till* ottos. M'st of the rest will be laxen .o board, if agreeable, ujgs?utr wllh two faraide* at pre?enl boarding In Ihe house Looatlon >-**' B'osUway If AT PRIVATE s?ALB?Four lots, on ihe Kotth ..^.CtYTllii between bib tad '** avenues, wtth a large four story brick bubdlzy.. For faru.er parturu lars.appiy u, ANTHONY J. BLEEi.RER, Aact>Aeer, ^ ^ _ No. 7 Broad-st. pTuMnliEl? llUtBE~wT.NTEkS.-gu.> Per? son b?viug * furoUbed bouse to let. aui?bie far a fam t.y, will pieass spply by nole addreated to H. P. Box jsm Po?'t CdSi:e-_lr mTO (|rSW?zrrom the |?t Norem'ser, lae lower part < UM Hu*** 1'*? W. Twenutrrh-st. Inquire at the boose, r--4.li.i accessible by lbe 'Joclses and Ku.ck erbocser ,u>e*._ r^t 3Us* -asa TO LET?From ihi* Urs, tee rbree sicrv brick W~, bona? and stable in the rear, No. 23 Dey-tl tor ??r ?m~a~ t :,;n lazs, inquire at 21 South- st or at the boose batvrren 9 and U o'c.ock A. M._ If zgCsPAR>rFijR riALE.-buiird to the waoa. of s gecueman ot fortune, beauufuily sttaslsd near too ?^City of New-York?containing 30 acres of Ihe nioal productive toil, to be told ?IIb the block. Crops aod Fur nimre. It la deUgtufoily sliuaied, with msziT natural ad? vantage*, and a large sum ha* beec expended In improve? ment* for the comfort and eccvreitrnce of'the ?.?ner Wot farmer partlcu^s apoiy to ROYAL OCaUXTfc CO. Broadway, comer of Doacott- tWlJ WANTED?A vessel to freight about 14? Pgg fo0o^EP?H ^^ggHUjgaa l-HaKY.I 4>D PLAINS?package*, at, woo, *mgrS3 cable cord warp, from Concord River. Waaniaziou and Dover milU, for aal? by oJJf ' MESM1TH k CO, SO asd 52 Pine-st.