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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-11
Foreign Ilnportations.

LEGHoR,-Barque Due dOrlsaus25O tons marble bales
SIENNA 20 bags gall: 50 boxes paste cron boxes liquors
UndeThi,l12o Ley.rch9 Brutsler. Koop Cog pkgs
Brigara-1 Durham & Moore-5 q M Haywocd@s Hoffman
Coil Lang-i5 Alex Cssse-8s cases w Vyse-2i pkgs
D Hadden Son-i0 do A q Walkers do Denney--5 T.
fieGerI u bales Hoodless-l case Baronl Deri-
Atkins. Boson-26 bxs marble mortars T Papan do
Viii V-l0O tons marble 9i cases 3O boxss oil $50 do
soap II kegs 10 casks to order.
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LIST reek In Nop.

The amount oil -four arriving at Albany during III.
h'N week in November cunts to 74p4i barrels and
"a ss4 bushels oil wheat Reducing the wheat to Aour
silow wing Ave bushels to barely and have an sg
irsgste Of 77aO7 barrels arriving at Albany during the
hrst week In November.
The tolls aocrung at Albany for the same week
amount TO Si6s7e s.
The quantity Of -FOUR &C., exported from Cleveland
shipments In steamers not notwithstanding the montho
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COFFEE
WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY,
M 81 B1rrIDu xfrpPf


CONSTANTLY On 'iTfP HSb and SfT o SGst Green.
Gn s@S cos oss Mss Nu%s Ae'
Coffee Roasted and Ground for or0ee " "s hS S notice
% Goods any part of the city. free Of eIpcise.
IRUIIs, GRo7ENIEs, TEAS. WINS, Sc.-lA-s.
.,a MhR YOUNG ia latham street. offer at wholesale
"a coss 81 ta sd.' . a:;, ss.
sap Ds,;o 2,a Wrs and Eaaor' yroussradss
French and Amer c,n Cordlais o" dab and in sl,.
Loon Sc Itch and American Porter Brown Stout and Pale
Rsf MSTsss sgs Sss s;
Sj$ s:!G sSs. ~ dSs::,.
sps1m OIL and "itTs sn6Iss, Soap, &c.
d sSsG a 3 G city Ras D0's 9GS'
NEITHER soUACKERY. NOR, ,HQMBUv--Dr J
to No as Pearl st Of Bss@s" .iee ' where e soq
s ,pSy bS and cure Of 81
old p. Evan. will be found BY his nume-Ou, erqoiring
81 would s.. a
TOT a. publ, to an NV, sn'0" Of b., ,T: he
ia his nd that he has connection whatever
tom sEetV ''s ms ''n'a'
Ns.ob,ervs the number mistakes may be dangerous.
NAILS, PUTtERf, Se.--l'O0 kes, .uleFO' Cut Mails,
s,s Gi .s:'t i,,;s and ivory Knives and Forks
Also Hooks AID Hinges. sauce Pans, Anvs Bed Screws,
Mo 6teoAs'r }. A. NEwBoULD, 90 john st.
s, EL1 WYE T yy9q bs! ANE By
directly opposite Downi,g they de-
sroyed 10 moment and filled TO list for twenty years il
much decayed have exacied for only cents
serted he most imProv principles, ag Sc Sci all oIe
SS .1 which anG % S dome
in the be,' possible manner, or the money refunded.
b. Reference Will be he families in
the ae vicinity who have erpeenc ed the Of
his operations TO their entire sasfcon and who will testify
TO the above statements. Mo tmAec
DOARDING-A splend,d front parlor wi h ed room adj
ID joining TO be mad at MIR. Cowings, 66s Broadway.
MO 2w'r
A THENEUM HOTEL, 81 Broadway. is prepared 10 let
a Parors ard Bed Rooms 10 families single eitlmen
7nssl'r JOHN ROBSON.
A OPPORTUNITY EXISTS. such as rarely occurs OF
n making large amount Of money without iscurri the
east risk No need apply advat 81
md ADDRESS nf the app icant te Direct Powell Dun
lap, Lower Post Office, New York. ms lw-rc
WATER CASKS-A quantity Of Water Casks for sale
w Apply to w. j. T. TAPsCuTT,
Dec Is Peck slip
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-faned and celebrated Pills. from Portugal
perceive be obtained in this lcouaty Sc sdvertIsr
meut the last column sfosrsh PAGE
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER II
Cleared.

SUN .....4 ~ HuGa water IL
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AN ID Pc r p TUAL FAIR.
Half Million Of Curosities
Day vise ADM ted same ev~aing Fac.
MISSES MARY pud kUslNA SlIAW,
and the. brother,
Mr.. DAVID T SHAW
the celebrated yoesls,s-La PETITE CELESTE, tie Dan
seue-Mr COLE. the Chinese Nondesrrip, sud his
End Singing Dog Bill --GREAr WESTERN the Negro
Ethiopian Orllor Imtaor Of the Locomotive
and Dancer.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
Professor Johnson i'll Dung dy and produre
experiments in Auica goesm, Wednesday and Saturday
aft conjunction with the above rormes except
the Misses Shaw, who sing only IL the evening.
En'ert inme,s commence ever evening at half past
o'clock
Admission 2S certs--chiidre, nrde- price
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Passengers Arrived.
LEGHoRr-Barque Due d'Orleans-Mr Claude Dunn Mrs s
Clevenger and three children
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THE
IN v, ) | BIZ 4
tITIn

60 closely resembles the real head Of hair that eept and
- connoseurs pronounced il the perfect aud
taodnary invention Of the day The advantage of this
aud unique wig its being made without sewing
weaving WHICH appearances closely To resemble
the natural hair both in ghness and natural appearance to
defy detection its being BEAUTIFUL and
free that in all Of perspaton unnpeded,
and the great evils OF oth wigs entirely avoided The .cepc
and connoseur alike invited this and
tiu Wig aud the pecuIr mehod OF fitting head
manufacturers Z. Bay, iS6 Broadway, Of Liberty
street. stairs M 2wssm
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THERE is NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL"

"THERE is NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL"
rT'ARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS
l. AND COrAIBA.-This preparation will be found th-
and valuable discovery the annals oil medicine
for the speedy removal Of all sexual diseases frequently effect
ing the short space OF three or fur days.
The 70 lowing fiaterng est,mrn malls from Eminent med
cal practitioner fully susans the high character Of this ne.
mable m. dicire
The general which medicine has acquired in the
several Hospitals which has under and the
dy Effected by ~ In perseverance, IN V
r.dy Of Gonnorhoea and Dleet several OF which
although fully subdued shoiter pe
Rod than accomplished by the former ordinary modes
IN practi e." .
JAMES TARRANT Druggist &c.
corner Greenwich and Warren SIS.
Orders attended with punctuay from section Of the
Union. oS 2wissm
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PEALEs NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
GB srI, oggo,,te re s,ty Man
ever produced for One Shit ng
THE FAMOUS kE STULkY MlNSTRELS.
in thei Negro Duets T~s Songs Banjo, Bone and Tambo
lire Fxrtvag, &c.
GREAT WESTERN,
Ethiopian Orator and mits,o Of the Locomotive.
TT q. BOOTH Comic Story T,ller and SinRer.
Master COLI Bajo RI and Pupil Of inhn Smith
Mr.. BRUCE. Comic Singer. from American Museum.
CERITO. the Dausuese.
Madame ADOLPH who does p'of to be Fortune
Teller can be consulted privately regarding "
ture, during the v hole day and evening.
Admission the whole l2h cents
l2h cents to those who consult Madame Adolph.
Performances evening" and "Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons ; O'Clock.
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C uNirEp sThTEs- No % BowERY
ANDERSON < DOBBS Offer their vi ole stock 81
sp i'd new pattsr superior Enzlah Tbre Fly Imperial
Double supeIfne and FL Ingr,n Csrpe'irg Bm.ss snd
and all cf VIII CHI tavcg low prizes for essh
will bs sod from rs 10 20 cent lover than other ssab
cOMMON CARPETING, ats Cd pr ysrd
sU SUE Soak y:is
THREE PLY CARPETINH, from n to "A pr yard
ITALIAN TRANSPARENT WINDOW sHADEs,
: from ~ to Sia the pair
Looh oi hNpERsoN ~ D"Sss No. - Bowen. yard
NJ 7wissr the frat Carpet Store above Hester g.
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CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS kc.
THE subscribe have hand extensive and eheios
selection Of I ARPET1SGS,
FROM Low PRICED IsepAIy
To the richest and C silly description of
BRUSSELS. sAxONY. ROYtL WILTON VELVET.
TURKEY, ADMINISTER AND TAPE5TRY
CARPE 4 NGS
Also, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF the
Nedffa and moa Splendid Patterns and Colms.
Also French aud English roeknss Drugesu Felt C.rpst
ing. Rugs Of tie richest description Fench bosed Table
and Piano Covers Sc SC all Which will be sold at
CIV. SMITH COMPANY. Isl Broadway.
No 2wis-m opposite the City HILL.
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CARPETiNGs, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. BOOKINGS,
Sc The subscribers have now On hand IN estcniye ard
choc selection Of CUpeng, rnm low priced ingram 20
the richest ard costly description Of es saxosy
Royal Wilton xelye, Tst,y, AIminsr snd Tapestry Ar
Did ptte'n,s.d eoors Also F,en'h ,ud English Boekngs.
uggets Felt Garrett Rugs OF the reject deserpQoo;
French embossed Table snd P.,o Covers se &c. ali which
will he sold st pr.ce, thu um.s, bv
CIV SNl1H y OMPANY
no ew ns-m 75a Broadway. opposite the City Hal,
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NATIONAL PAINTING The Embsrkstion of the Rl.
~ erm,, painted BY Robert w Weir, FOE the Ro,nnda Q!
Academy Of Design Broadway, corner Of Leonard Open
frorc A til 10 NJ Admittapce 2, c-nts-esason nek-
cts 81 cents. Descriptive catalogues ~ cents.
la order gatfy the number of vstsrs. the
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Near Green wich, New York.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND and for sale, Green, Roasted
" and Ground COTE Ground Pepper. Cinnamon, Aspice,
Ginser, Cloves. Mustard, Mace. Nutmsgs, 81.
Coffee Roasted and Ground for urocers e shortest notice
J &, kINNER
% Goods any part Of the city, free Of erpcase
nil lmsm
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The scene Of This latest Of Professor Ingrahan's
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ii, dson, aud the romantic scenes ui hat noble
river are depicted with singular felicity in truly
poetic prose
The following are the contents Of some Of the
chapters, by which the reader may foim gem
eral idea Of the work.
Night IL the Hghands--K iikwood or the rich
Miser-Paul Ta.nall--lhe hnwk aud Pet Rab-
bit-rhe Fright-Duncan Poweli--fhe Maid
Of Rock Hall The Gazelt--1he storm--An
adyeunre on the Hndsou--'rhe danger anil res
cue Paul add the beauty Of Rock iiall-Dun-
can P0we's daring leap--lhe interview aud ITS
n suts-The appearance of Paul Ta'nall ami
the descriptions OF the Malieh--Jeaiohs'y aWa-
kemed-paul declares his passion--lts reception
--'the extraordinary character 81 Iatharine
OgiIvie--A parting scene The meeting oelwce"
Paul AID Dnncan--rheir paulng- "A mystsr'ous
murder The Gypsey and her lover rhe doom
Of the victim The dreattnl end oil the 1ypsey
mother ..Om Hero's arrival in New York aud
his experience OF the obliging character Of
uackny coaohnlai,, Paurs Iee.puon by his uncle
his spirit, his subsequent career for two years,
mis- dow,ward course, re quarels AND leaves his
uncIe rho River Rovpf'sCub, r. E ne~'y elected
Coxswaiil, The lawiess resolutions OF the band,
psurs character, HIS daring and tact.
From the perusal oflhe ahove,it VIII oe seen
ha, the Gypsey of the Highlands ahaunds N NJ
.iden, and adventure, and a.perusal Of the wolk
tsef will not only show this, but prove ma.
moral Of the highest and noblest order 10 'ncui-
ated throughout:
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DREW & SCAMMELL,
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or June number Of Ibis periodical, its
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the city Of Savannah TO that of
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