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sgrpErsEs EseENCs. NEEDLE WORE.
gI1<,,r received. the most splendid assortment OF
y French worked Capes and Collars, that the Nor,
,bern markets will afford, at allpfees, from 81 oo
~ aI5 Ladies wishing something really exquisite
IN this line, will do wcll 10 call on ,,,,,c,
''''' ANDR. c. ELLIOTT.
March 81
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BOOKS! EsOeAs:: secoks :.

A LARGE and well selected assortment OF
L n Rocks, Stationary, Fancy Articles
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received Tor which ! tender my respectful sc-
acknowledgements. and with great respect and esteem
am gentlemen, your obedieni servant. -
ROHERT pIvIc
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3, zoe tbs. e'OfsOR Yarns, at EGci0-
s'y prices, for cast.
SHOES.
Mems, Boys aud Womeu's heavy Shoes, very cheap
n, do do light do do
Ladies kd Slips, made in Philadelphia expressly
for us, very superior arhcIe'
GROCEREES.
100 sacks Salt at % cents less than market pGee,
80 kegs Mails, all sizes.
7 hhds. Sugar, from cents TO 81.
Loaf do good and cheap.
Coffee, from PA cents to Is
nioiasses A ane article cheap
Indigo and Nader, NC ~t'
~ We particularly invite Country msf-
chants ana Ped!ars, 10 give US a cali. rs We
can and will sell great many OF our GOODS ~
cheap by wholesale they can be bought oil iheJob
bers in any Of the Northern cities
HORNER < WATSON.
AurilS Is u
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Letters were also sent To the Hon. NJ p Tail,
madge oi New York. aud Hon. G.. w Hopkins and
iion' Archibald Stuart Of Virginia from whom no
answers have been received
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

NEW DIsCOvERY-For the cure Of chronic diseases,
~ such aslong standing scroula, secondary ulcers
piles, dsula tumors, and also all mercural dis
eases required, not for medicines till the
cure perfected which wi take from six weeks and
be without andrance TO business Medicine and gratis
perfect is not performed. Dr. HElNE. wishing
prevent embarrassment to persons who might be
reeted wuly by accident informs them that he has
agent and receives patients only his residence No75 ud
son street. bstween Canal aud Desbroses streets
whs poor but honest recommended by alderman
serving receive both medicine and advice
and NJ every Saturday. DR.. HElNE, being elderly
person. and native Of Germany his English language with
much difficulty understood. d3-lm+
nk HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURES.-Of-
~ flee Vesey street. Asor HoueA Surgeon of Is years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical
are given all reducib rupture the strength and
;utiona health Of the patient being otherwise snmpared
With proper adaptation Dr. Hu Truss perfectly to
tam the without pain the least danger the patient
or the slightest interruptions to exercise business
Attendance given in private houses where required at and
after O'Clock, by the efce Surgeon
NB-Patiens cautioned against trusting spurious
yento Of Trusses advertised improvements upon Hu
None genuine unless they bear the signature of AMOS g.
HULL-and the only Office in New York she original one,
formerly Fulton but No4 Vesey street. Astor
Huse aSO-ead
Morning herald., 1839-12-20
United States Circuit Court.

i
The United States versus Samuel X. Wood, on
an indictment for perjury.-This long protracted
prosecution suddenly brought o clcse' In con
sequence of difference Of opinion between tne
judges. Previous to the District Attorney com,
mencing TO address the jury, Mr. Hugh Maxwei
asked the views Of the bench preliminary point,
which, if determined afrmatively, would prevent
the case going to the jury 1t may De rememDsrea'
that the alleged perjury committed before de-
putty colec Of the custom house, IN swearing 70
the truth of several invoices OF goods imported
from Liverpool, in the ship Sheridan, Ia the course
Of the year 1888. The testimony to support TINS
allegation consis ed Of the custom house records,
the false INVOICES and quantity Of letters, supposed
te have been written by Wood, to his father, IN
England, instructing him In what way TO make our
false invoices in order to enable the accused to fol.
low out his frauds on the revenue here.
The common law Of England requires that all in
dictments for perjury should be supported by the
a conviction. The same rule has always been sup
pesed to prevail in this country, and it was this
point that Messrs. Maxwell and Griffin desired the
decision Of the Court
Judge Thompson said that in his view Of the
matter one viUa Uoce living witness, at the least,
must depose the alsty Of the accuseds oath, and
his testimony must be supported by corroboratlve Q
circumstances in order to make it available Ihis,
said his Honor, 6 conceive to be settled fechnt'
cal rule which might be very inconvenient, and may
be deemed unreasonable in its operation IN particular
cases, but it is not for me to Il gisate on this NATTER
shall stop to enquire what the law ought to be,
as il is sufficient know what it is, and to act under
it. The case, therefore, cannot go to the jury
Judge Belts said that he was Of opinion that 1t was
possible to produce such testimony as might dis
pense with living witness altogether in contradie-
tion Of the alleged false OATH The statute In reia-
tien to treason required viua testimony to sup
port that charge yet for the last 300 years
written by the person alluded, have been received
evidence against him. Now, do not see, SAID ans
Honor, why the same rule should not apply TO the
charge Of perjury.
Judge Thompson said, nor do l, but still It is so,
and the go up to the Supreme Court OF the
u States TO settle the point.
The accused was, Of course, then liberated under
bail, to abid~ the decision OF the Court above
Counsel for the u. s., b. f. Butler. District Attor-
ney, and w. Mawberry. For Weed, Hugh Maxwell,
- Grifen Sen. and daight Engers.
The Court then took up the civil calender; but no
trial Of any interest had gone to the jury up to the
hour Of adjournment.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

IIAvANA.-Mrs WEST has resumed business at No. 90
II Gale nquixdor where she will be prepared to receive
Eoaroers .c-merIv.
Reference to jobs Rchs ESQ., No. 81 Broad street. who
will furnish information applicants forma.
les be observed BY strangers TO avoid dsenon in landing
tHavana. ollawSm.
@y- TO THE PUBLlC.-We call the special attention Of
he pubic TO the inducements held out by SvLvxsrrp Cs
$50 Broadway for nveng real estate situated In New Or
Sans Notwithstanding the attempts made by The ycs David
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce. have good 70,
knowing that the affair in question possesses the entire cons
ience Of the those persons who
have any doubts call Sylvester Co who are des;rou,
Of giving the mcs,fu and perfect satisfaction reply any
nquiries made elTs
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

CyPLENDID NEW STORE.-Chrisnas Presents, rhilip
- psnas, & c-J w. POWELL respectfully solicits TIA
public 10 call and examine the elegant and rich
China which he has Just opened at 157 Brcadwsy comprising
the splendid collection Of Fancy Articles imported
paintings surpas all previous efforts OF this
ind porcelain The stock consists part or flower
tubes card and fruit baskets Cologne bottles and sprnker
ring trays and jewel stands candleehs pase burners ink
stands and pen trays, roieque figures OF and animals
Castles cottages and churches Also, superb variety OF
dinner and desert Services together with beautiful vert
" ent OF rich cut glass, &c. he. Nc dlsw+
NASH sYsrEM-CLOTHiNG-2-C 2-Ciothing Who'll. sale and
~ raa sold 10 accommodate the times rlot cloth Over
Goats; iior shin Over Goats beaver cloth Goats Dress
Coats Psnts, and Vests Of various sads Shirts Drawers
Cellars, stocks, Handkerchief &c &C. The bove article
will be sod very low for cash. ~ No. ao Greenwich
corner OF Barclay street N rth east corner.
d7.ims JACOB BOGART.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20
CONFIDENTIAL.

OR BELLS MEDICAL OFFICE, No. Courtlandt st.
~ second door from Broadway. Dr. Bell continues usual
to be consulted in all Of delicate nature Syphltic
and mercura affections disorders Of the urinary organs &C.
&c., which have baed medical aAd
are to be benefited and relieved application to Dr.
Bell Professional skill coupled with twenty
in the treatment Of the alb diseases enables the doctor
reief q all pausnl
Rewae Of prtenders empires and medical ruers and
member No Courtland street, two doors from broadway
d7 I'M
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

ing 10 and fostering their miserable limitations
The public for genuine
Genuine Buffalo Oil fast taking;the place Of all other
,rcles 10 promote the growth soften and beauty the Hair;
ts use e,yes 4 soness that other article does and
IL TO curl beaatyby free II will darken and give the
hair satin gloss II s ghy perfumsd and gives perfect sat-
facon all who have given Y trial You will observe
the cature of the proprietor Wlam Brown also "Dufa
10 Oir imprinted the Bottle. Ia consequences Of
er. which has recently appeared and for sale, have
beer pursuaded 10 obtain label engraved "copper" for
which have secured copy right, entered according TO
Act OF Congress in the Clert Office Of the District Court of
sschusetts Any Infringement will be dealt with accord
ing 10 law Dealers supplied by A. &D Sands No 10 100
Fulton st. Sold retail by Ring 6 Broadway; Bunet 81
Canal st.; Emsrec ~ East Broadway; Guiou 27 Bowery;
Hart. corner OF Broadway aud Cham ,ers st.
Price s7A cents. dl3lr
Morning herald., 1839-12-20
AZ LONDON LINE OF PACKETS

T To sail lst 10th, and 10th Of every month
line Of packets will hereafter be composed Of the
following shps which will succeed each other the order in
which they named sailing punctualy from New York and
7th and s7th Of every month throughout the year,
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

ID UsHToN 4 AsPfNwALL, s6 William street, offer
II for sale
very superior Swedish Leeehe npackagss ofl0o and
200 each for country trade.
casks Alexandria senna suitable for retailing
Russia sheet Isinglass, lst and And quality
Dutch refined canphor
teoib, true socotrine Aloes.
sOobs Bermuda Arrowroot.
10 eases Lows white and brown Windsor Soap
$50 or. pure Oil Roses. di%iw
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

NEW REFECTORY~-J. SWEENEY ,storms his tr,en,
IN and the public that he has opened Refectoy
large and elegant building No. la Fulton FISH
and Fowl always 70 be found his tables every ,rs
az Of the provided appears the
Ne care or attention will Re wasting his part to rive
satisfaction and he hopes TO find that generous
which he 10 determined 10 deserve
jl0n J. SWEENEY
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

The Ffnanciai Disordsr.-David woclrpcr, an oil
and wealthy citizen Of Philadelphia, recently conm,t-
ted suicide BY cutting his throat from ear 20 lie
thought ne had lost, in his different investments.
Acknowledged Ignorance = General Love, the
chairman of tue Tennessee Senate, resigned on the
9Th inst, alleging his inability TO discharge the du-
ties properly. Senator Frey was elected to Gil the
vacancy.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

IIoT AIR COOKING sTovE--This and unri-
n vailed Stove now manufactured and kept for sale BY
the Subscriber i6s Greenwich street, between Courtand
and Dye streets The public assured this Steve
all others in for cooking purposes and economy Of
fuel The oven which twice large that Of any other
Of the sine, constructed that the baking
done entirely by Hot Air conducted aues such
give perfectly heat in every part, which may be
increased diminished at pleasure, BY means OF sngs
damper without regard to the qusntiy OF Sre The sea
s1es suitable for private families the larger for Boarding
houses Hotels Retores, sc. The largest size Is
ranted possess capacity to do the baking boiling cooking
and washing for sin hundred persons The public respect
fully invited TO call and examine for themselves 1he stoves
warranted. Il. NJ kLAPf
ncl.lms
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

THE HART THE HAIR THE
HAIR !!!-No better evidence 10 wanting
to show the superiority Of the Genuine
Buffalo Oil, over other preparations,
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

DAssFoRp's BILLIARD CHESS ROOMS sn,r.s<s
ID IA Ann street and joins the Museum, ais Brordwsy.
More than 6y oldshioned Tables have given way The
civ Leaving at few others IN except Bsssords Gun
Elastic sprne steel and improved Cloth Cushions; they
much preferred BY the amateurs and certificates Of their
cenee can be shown from all the great players except the
Pow, A, bens Engaged Nv spposfier Purchasers
: nd player. are invited 10 try them a. above
nj B-Biard Cloth Balls, &c. FOR sale a. usual Soy
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

DAssAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE
LAND.The Subscriber continues TO make engagements
IN this city for the passages Of those residing England Ire
land, Scotland and waies
Toe ships employed BY this company OF the class
American built, commanded BY OF esperence and sail
frem Liverpool every week throughout the season.
Drafts payable demand, the National Bank Of Ireland
the National Bank Of Scotland and their varoa branches
also on " Ciyn Co. London, and Fitxhugh 9. Grim
shaw, Liverpool Al the lowest rates Application be made
BY letter, post paid, 10 SAMUEL THOMPSON,
n2l.lm 2T3 Pearl street
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

CO - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
Landing at the usual lanangs.-The and
elegant steamboat UTICA, Capt Truesde,
will leave the steamboat pier foot of Liberty street. Fri
day atenrn ron, December 9, at o'clock.
For freight passage, apply CROOK FOWKES,
Of West and Liberty streets; PETER c. SCHULTZ, at
the Office or the Captain on board.
NBA goods, freight, baggage, bank bills SPECIE sny
other kind Of property taken only the risk Of the
ensreof. my27-7n
Morning herald., 1839-12-20
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,

Or COWpOmmd Bsefun6I vi o. AImeuds
90 For destroying danaru and preventing the hair from
com ing turning grey inae remedy against tald
ness and fe public may rely H. that APAsTORs COM
POUND OIL Is the wheesemest and best OIL for the hair
makes thick and it's falling on turning
ey and hair has begun to turn grey such nourheS
the har that by will restore 10 its natural coler
becoming shaded and IL hair oready
haded which great Disagreement 70 young ladies' and II
used shortte will restore il to its natural color clear
the scur and keep the head clean promotes eyebrow
wkis.. A1bersl discount made to wholesale purcha
ssrs. A.PAsTOR,
Io5 Greenwich street, Ny
Price, 50 cents per bottle, highly psrfumed. d. lm'
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

AvzA PEREMPTORY sALE--ln Cnancery-Ofa beau.
E", tiful Country ResidenceW be sold public auc
on, at stewarts Hotel, in the city Of Newark the
gath day Of December, inst at scsck M. precisely all
that certain Dwelling House, with the grounds
longing in the occupancy Of Col John Plume situate
lying and beng in the north ward Of the city Of Newark
~ Of Essex. aud state OF New Jersey.
The house built by days work. under The superntend
Il the and has been occupied II s ~
feet front by 40 feet deep, With hall through the centre 10
feet in width. II contains Is rooms, 10 panries basement
rsons kitchen and subcellsr II stories in height with
coumns 'front.' and observatory the top pazr front and
rear with underneath 10 feet In width which sg
eed with blue stone The foundation o the building j. ~
80 eet including to Pazz The parors Is BY aO e
and connected with sliong doors.
The place beautifully situated the basks OF the Passa
but short distance north of the Bridge The House stands
elevated ground and there gradns iope down the
river, upon which IL 10 bounded for 375 feet
There about 81 Of land attached which Is beau,
fully laid out garden asd the whole enclosed BY
and Substantial board fence.
There 10 alaee carriage house, stable and wood house,
the we'll OF first rate so water, aud large brick
cisieru.
The land with the buildings thereon, cost the proprietor
than $40 600, and n 10 be sold to satisfy Mortgage
thereon amounting with interest 10 about $4,000 dlie
Morning herald., 1839-12-20
= Geo. - SOUTHERN DAILY MANI LINE 10
Norfolk Charleston, 8. c., Petersburg an

= Co. - SOUTHERN DAILY MANI LINE icr
susSssSe1 Norfolk Charleston, s. c., Pstersburg and
a~11 Richmond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEWESs all boats fspeed and accommc
sation, will commence running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
Spears wharf every afternoon at O'clock Immediately a
sr the arrival OF the from Philadelphia, and will arrive
aex morning at Portsmouth in time for the Whining
on and thence steamboats, to Charleston. Returning will
Portsmouth every after the from the South and
telphia.
These boats connection with the well known
jackets Georgia and Ssuth Carolina which leave Norfolk
vey Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also run in connection with the James River Peters
surg and Richnond Strangers informed fold travellers
NOW thai this the cheapest and comfortable
southern travellers there changes from cars
soas and stages in the dead of night the Washington
toue The company therefore hope the travelling part
community will paronise them in giving equal facilities and
hyperion comfort.
Passage and fare to Norfolk, % JOHN w BROWN,
m26-u Agent
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

- 60 - THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
Ss.S>w6Sn6S having discontinued running between New
York and Albany, will resume her regular
trips between New Yorh and Newbg Monday The 18th
nstant leaving New York every Monday and Thursday
aoon at o'clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
sernoon at O'clock touching the intermediate landings
TO receive light freight and passenger
~ BAH freight. baggage. bank bi inset be al
he Of the owners, uness OIL aong vsn tasrefcr
the oods be entered ON ths baaks0G hsSSt
snQ CRAwFONu RTIN r. Cn
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

- NEW YORK TATTERALLS-Perenptorv
I'm ssie-By order Of Asisnees-On Tuesday next
6N Gath inst at IL O'CLOCK, will be sold at tins we'll
LIZ Know establishment, the following articles viz:
One pair large Grey Coach Horses hands high
tine pair Bays, very stylish and fine drivers.
One pair Greys we'll known the road trotier
Tne we'll known trotting horse screwdrver.
The we'll knows trottibg Fanny Pullan. &c. SC.
Also, Chariot, Barouche, light Wagon (built
short time since by Ford) Roskaway Wagon, &C.
Also, several sets Of coach and light Harness. Saddles Brides
Whips, Blankets Dresses, SC. &c.
Further particulars will he psbshed in bills.
GEO. w. MILLER, successor toJ. w. Watson.
dl2W da6 Broadway.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

A PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, i6s oreenwIeh street
"A. A. Pastor takes this opportusity to inform the public
ar long experiences in his business he has formed compost
tan led
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

kSx NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS
EE1X% Sailing from New York the 18th, and from
ssfszaa@ Liverpool en- the lst Of every msnth
FROM NEW YORK.
Jan'y l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (new, Capt. w.
c. Thompson.
Feby is-Te UNITED STATES Capt. J. .. Fisher.
March i3-The VIRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins
April l3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt F. r Allen.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Jan'y 1.-The VlRGINIAN, $40 tons
Feb'y 1.-The SHEFFIELD zoe TONS
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHITNEY-l000 TONS
April 1.-The UNITED STATES-660 tons.
The qualities and accommodations Of the above Ships, and
the reputation Of their commanders well known Every
will be made promote the comfort of passengers
and the interests of importers The price Of passage to Lv
~pool the cabin, the other lines fixed S40 with
wines and stores Of every description The will be
responsible for parcel package by the above
ships for which bill Of adng taken For freight
passage, apply to STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER, FOX & CO.or
dlS-y ROBERT KERMIT, IA South street.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

untirag efforts TO attain the object, consdently be-
that he has at length turing arti-
Gle which eansot fail to win the approbaos Of all who will
take The trouble 10 examine Il. =
This article which the attention OF the public IL now
especially invited Is Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DoLAks, and he feels assured that FOR beauty cheapne
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed the city ef
New York In addition to the usual voriey Of Hats and Cap
he also keeps hand constantly Of very superior
quality which he can afford at FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat for years past has given numerous customers the
most unqualified s.saeoe Justice to his friends well
70 hmse makes u proper tor him ts say that he sells for
casA the losses sustained from bad c.,omers will not have 10
ss paid By good Wholesale dealers .uppsd promptly
the old stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep27.3m-
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

6fsG NEW PACKET ARRANGEMENT-Pasag
&L3(for savannah-Reguar Lme-To sail punctually
Brig AUGUSTA, A. NJ. Sherwood, master, 4so tons
EXCEL, T.. Sherwood, do 400 do
SAVANNAH, A. Hubbard, do 4so do.
WIN. TAYLOR Hoey, do 400 do.
CLINTON, l. Lyon, do 450 do.
The above first class coppered aud copper fastened
sethey have and superior accommodations for
passenger Who wsc taken the very lowest terms, aud
they depend spon those vsscs sailing their regular
day. For passage, either sssg-. apply board
foot Of Maiden lane, or 20 RiwsON McM0RRAY,
sep2lG eofaer Of Pine and South sts.
6tx1s FOR LONDON-Packet of the Goth Dec.-The
M11( first class packet ship WESTMINSTER, Capt q
- Moore, will sail az above, her regular day. Having
very superior accommodations for cabin second cabin and
storage passengers TO embark should make
immediate applea ion board foot Of Pine street
dl2 GLOVER McMURRAY, 90 South 81.
kxfR FOR HAvRE-The we'll known ship HAvRE,
ExI} Captain Mkown. Has the major part Of her
cargo engaged, and will be promptly dispatched For
BOYD HiStKEN, No . Ton,n. Building. os
.6Ss6 FOR CHARLEsToN-The first class packet
EHxSHP ship ELIZA WARWICK, Cspt Davis, will be des
ratched FOR the above port in few days Having very
superior accommodations for cabin second cabn stceraee
passengers persons intending 10 embark should
berths without delay. For freight passage, the
terms apply on board foot Of Caton street. East
dc GLOVER & MeMuRRAY. 50 south street.
.6&N PACKET FOR HAvRE-secopa Line. The
82( ship UTICA John b Pill, master win sail ths
ist January. BOYD HINCKEN, Agents.
eTontine Buildings.
az FOR HAvRE-Ths very superior coppsrrd and
M4&( copper fastened new French brig THERESA, Capt
a. N0'' Bo%p oST p,'sssa o. H.;.,s' opR,y,e ,s,.
ONE PRICED HAT sToRE.-THEoDURE
IN ~( f~lmsL~- n u
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

rT,ENTH WARD BANk.-Ths notes Of this Bank are
redeemed At their No l73 Bowery, at par,
for the the bill holders the lower part Of the
City at ofoue per cent at the Office Of Carpenter Vsrmy
No. AZ Wal, street. 4. HOOK, Cashier.
dla m
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

These ships all the first class about 100 burthen
and commanded by able and experienced navgo Great
has been made the selection of furniture beds
&c., and the price Of passage fixed at 500 out
ward for each adult and chi dren half price, without wines
liquors any description Neither the captains
the above packets will be responsible for any letters parcels
packages sent hem unless regular bills fladng signed
therefor Apply TO
GRINNELL, MINTURN s. co. la4 Front st.; or to
JOHN GRISWOLD, ~ South street, New York.
Morning herald., 1839-12-20

Commission Wine Merchant Granite Buildings, corner
Broadway and Chamber st.; entrance IN Chsmbsr st
dl7 lm*