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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25
To the Public,

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-put
hed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or 81 20 per an
num-postages pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD--published every Saturday
morning-prce Ct cents per copy or So II per annum-
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and ncreas
ing fast. has the largest circulation Of any paper IN this
city the pord and is therefore, the best channel for 6
siriess men in the city country Prices moderate-cash
in advance.
PRINTING OF all Kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMBNr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.


THE subscriber constantly receiving fresh supplies OF the
above justly celebrated which he offers % the trade at
very In addition the styles well known, he
has recently introduced the following patterns, VIZ
Nos l. and Prncipality Pens, fine fine and medium
No SCaligaphic Pena prime article pictorial cards.
views Of celebrated places.
Nos sand Pen-very fine point and elastic.
superb cards.
10 evidence of the high estimation in which these Pens are
held the following statement Is made -
The number of Pens manufactured at the works OF
JOSEPH elliott,
from Dec. 1871, TO Dec. 1912, was
706l2O02
The public cautioned be their guard
articles Each package Of the bears fac
mile Of Mr.. Gillott's signature. For sale by
HENRY JEoSOP Importer, 81 John street,
corner Of Gold.
A good supply of Windle and Mosley x Co.'s London
Pens s29 lms zee
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IAMES LACY

nRAPER AND TAILOR, 50 John street, dear William,
IL continues make mp Gentemen's garments Of superior
yormanship and in the fashionable STYLE his usual
low prices Gentlemen in want Of new and fashionable cloth.
ing should call and his OF goods before
purchasing elsewhere trial will be sufficient 70 convince
economical that for beauty Of m style OF workman
ship and such extraordinary low prices this esaosnnt
cannot be surpassed by any in the city -, -.
- Gentlemen furnishing their goods can nave hsm
made trimmed perfect ct warranted che pce 81 the
goods returned. Ola lmee TEhh7 CASu'
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CENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
VI families desrous Of converting their left off
ing apparel into cash. obtain for the the highest cash
price.
dence having any superuous effects dispose Of will find
much to their advantage send for the subscriber who will
H. LEyETT,
No. 6 John street. New York.
line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
CLOTHING ceaned. altered and repaired. oil lm.ec
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UNITED STATES
TEA + POR u M,
l2l late l29 Chatham street, NeD York.
Ana ITO FUTON strcet, DTOohiyn.
AaENCy ala BIEECKFp STREET.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue offer for
sale and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp Of and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and that their quality and
power will remain unimpaired any climate. Their system
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely To be exeeled
founded the the rights Of the custom
err especially with respect 70 weight and quality and unri
vailed cheapnes All purchasers called upon 70
articles which fail give them the utmost wcn
the money will be cheerfuy and promptly eiunGs o9uhh
merchants public estab heads OF anu snip
masters vii, find n decided advantage supply themselves
from this establishment
GrNUtSE JAVA COFFEE roasted every gay. ., -,
Orders from all parts Of the United states efecuteo WIN
prvmptltude and despatch -. r.. H. -, II,
- ..ihah,,Jed 'B,ek Tea. so lmsm
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BuZzARp's BAY FIsHERY.-We are indebted to
Mr.. Thomas E. Sanford, OF Dartmouth, for the toll.
lowing statement o! the quantity OF fish, chiefly
menhaden, taken IN Buzzard's Bay and landed al
TENDER. The fish are taken by means OF seines,
and are disposed of readily at thny cents per barre
to asrcultursts, to be used dressing for mprov.
ing the land. Quantity taken by SWANS selne,
800 barrels; Riders do, 5000 do; Gtiords do 2ooO
do; Anthony's do, 2400 do; Cornell's do, 300 90;
Almy's do, 2700 do; total, 1900 barrels. me
whole proceeds, therefore, amount TO the sum o'
Sb49O
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OPENING OF THE FALL FASHIONS,
AT THE MAGAZIN DE MODES,

A CARD-TO THE LADIES OF FASHION.-MA.
~ DAME BEHRMAN begs most respectfully TO inform
her friends that she has received by the last a
herself that the will stand unryaled in the CITY, The
fashions consist of the following - full and entire new styes
silk satin mode and quilted hats OF an entire novel description
in ladies' misses aud chdrens sizes Also, complete
sormrnt OF caps head dresses Paris ribbons, artificial flow
ers feathers and Of tive best artists in Paris
Madame b. soc the ladies' favor her with early call
and examine for themselves. -
zin de Modes, 81 Canal street o3 lm'r
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MASSACHUSETTS, BAY

OYsTERSS 0Ssh Eql.cn street opposite st. Paurs-
those persons who have heretofore honored him with their
tronage, and those who willing continue the favor
that Massachusetts Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor so peculiar
that his saloon recently elegantly fitted offers the most
quiet and comfortable accommodations. .
There will always be found in a choice collection of the
following wines via Chabs sauteme Grave Barsac Her
Pomnard Volney LATTE, Larroze, Leove St Juhen &c,
and all of foreign wines and cordals.
He keeps constantly hand the above wines the cask
box together with Preserves Sweet Oil aud F-ssea
Goods from his establishment tree oicpage
any city Oysters will be tess ldsce of
purchasers uuired) and opened by OF the ten dants
the establishments. o2 i:Deec
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PREMIUM SOFA BEDSTEADS.
AieGR WIS AVE Mt Il Y,rE NSION SOFA IT

PREMIUM SOFA BEDS TEAUS.
NJ McGRAWS PATENT EXTENSION SOFA.-Ths
~ article well known the public and its advantages
have been ncontesby proved that the inventor deems IT
unnecessary make further comment. He would however,
beg refer the few following highly respectable
these sofas their
and utility =
James X. Whiting, District Attorney, CO.
Hon. &. &. Cambreleng, dc.
Hon. Senator Preston, 8. c..
sam1 Ward, Esq, firm Of Prime Ward ing. N; Y.
Brown, Brothers x Co. do.
Col. Crosby, do.
Rev DR. Mott, Schenectady do
thousand could be OF gentlem and la
dies of the first especnby if necessary, needs
only be be best daton A. persons
wishing purchase sofas, sofa bedsteads reclining fce
rocking chairs respectfully invited call at 463 Boatway
second door above Grand street.
~ B. The above sofa has awarded premiums, the
Fairs where has been exhibited gold medal three
silver medals and six diplomas 1853 Broadway second door
above Grand street. O9 I'm IN
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l.. BARONTO,

RTlST in Alabaster, Marble Scagliola &C., from Italy
ARespectuy invites the gentry the inhabitants shopkeep-
Bazaa country dealers and the public n general 70 see
and Division streets which no for inspection with
baster black MARBLE agaa yellow stone stalacte red
and various other Marbles verde d prao granite &c. &c
ebe Etcan ca1dlestcks, apers pen trays ink
antique lamps shell oval bottles and single
dogs tables orentne baskets bulls lions breaches
necklaces obesks bell goZzoly
weights stands card boxes snuff boxes birds nests aan-
paintings of Mount Vesuvus OF Napes books concho
logy mneraogy geology marine botanst Sc &C. Price OF
articles from l211 cents TO Sl00.
Cleaning and repairing of description moderate
Admission free. $50 6ws r
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PHILADELPHIA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ESTARI. ISHMENT

DAGU ERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT,
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 AND 81
THE Subscriber has received large supply of Vogt
celebrated Dagueeotype Apparatus, large and small
with acromac lenses made according Professor Petzvas
calculation.
Also supply OF best plates and chemicals which he
warrants good and sells at reduced prices.
The following gentlemen have agreed agents
Washington, D. c. Dr. A. Caspari, Richmond Va. s.
Broadbent ESD for the Southern States. VIM. West Esq,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All communications (post pad and orders, accompanied
rimances, will be promptly attended and should be
directed to WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM.
oI7 3m*r Exchange Buildings Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-25

ICE-ICE-ICE
5000 TONS Of pure lake Ice Of the bes, quality The
is prepared to- and will SELL by the cargo smaller quaint
TIES cheaper than be obtained from other source
packed m the best manner TO Of the world
supply Of the best approved hacking always hand
JOHN NJ. LYON,
o10 2wsm so Division street.
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IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
PR o g ES S HOT 81,
TN the village Cero three miles Havana This esa-
bshment adyantageousy situated properly fitted up
and attended, aordng the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures of the Capital
venting timely attendance to business. Every attention
the the satisfaction
CHARGES.
Boarding for single person in 90 day.
" three persons in room. 81 50 a day
each person.
With families particular be entered into
n. B.-Omnbusses running from morning till night be-
the Cero and Havana making the trip in half hour
s24 I'm
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DEPOT
OF GENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES
ID. M PEYSER. az co.

ID. M. PEYSER, ~ CO.,
MO ITO William Of John street. and 1877 Broad
way have received by arrivals extensive supply
of the following FANCY GOODS, which were carefully
ected by competent person at Paris Berlin &e and which
viz
sortmeut.
Berlin Embroidery Pattens-a choice selection.
Canvass Embroidery Of cotton, worsted nen sk gold
and :, tver, of all widths and qualities.
SilL Chenille for embroidery trimming and flower making
Purs Twist German, French and English plain and shaded
Floss k for Embroidery Fringe makers ,keins and
spooh . .
Suspeu des. superby embroidered, and suspendcr Trim
mings, -
Gold, y liver and Steel Beads, in all Nos.
Mother Pearl Gold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe. Braid Cord Twist, Thread and
Embroidery Frames and variety Of different Fancy Arti
eles. -
Artificial Flowers--a choice selection.
Frnge of cotton worsted and silk imported and domestic
N'i1' ~-' liz linz
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LAST OF THE JERSEY LINE GoNE-The last of the
cooked hats is goDe In the death OF Gen. Ebe-
neZer Elmer we mourn the loss OF the last officer
of the old Jersey line. There remains to US not
solitary member of that heroic band. General
Elmer was the President, and the last original
member of the New Jersey Cincinnati Society;
He died at his residence IN Bridgeton, Cumberland
county, on Wednesday last. the 18th inst, at the
advanced age OF 81 years We derive the follow
ing brief memoir OF his life and services from the
Bridgeton Chronicle: General Elmer was born at
Cedarville, Cumberland county, j. He studied
medicine, and was about establishing himself IN
practice, when hosiiiles commenced between
America and Great Britain IniJanuary, l776, he
was commissioned as an Ensign in The company of
continental troofs, commanded by the late Gov.
Bloomfield, and served IN that capacity, and as a
Lieutenant in the northern army, until the spring
OF l777, when the army being recognized, he was
appointed a Surgeons mate In June, IT'S, ne
was appointed Surgeon Eof the I'd Jersey kegi-
ment, and served in that capacity until the close
of the war, never being absent from duty. During
the last war with England, IN 1873 he commanded
the troops stationed at BDgsport, IN this State
General Elmer was the father of Mr.. l.. @ G: FL
mer, member OF Congress elect for the first Con-
gressonal District
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The decision of Judge Ca
nonge Friday last, in the case Of the free people
OF color, whom he discharged from custody on the
ground OF illegal Imprisonment under the law OF
1872, Is highly important, and Will attract general
attention That law prohibits free persons OF color
entering the state ssquently, in lS43, law was
passed dutnollZins the niuniciPdi autnoIiuc5 anu
the police Jurlss, 10 grant permission III they should
think h) L. such Tree persons oil color as might ap-
ply to them to remain In the State. The Judge de-
cided in this case that the parties having obtained
such permission, have right TO go and come when
and where they please, and that they do not come
under the cognlZance of the law of 1912 This is a
novel decision, and whilst we do not doubt, in the
least, that the Judge acted conscientously we may
be allowed to say, that in our opinion, he did not
decide according to the Intention oil the legislature,
which evidently passed this bill for the express par
pose of preventing all INSTRUMENTATION between
our servile population and the coored population OF
other States. This decision renders the law In that
respect dead letter; and it remains for the Le-
gisaiure, at their session. so to amend and ex-
plain the law, that their intent and meaning cannot
be doubted.-N Irsptc Oct. Is
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly fled in London
BY Mr. r H. slMMONDs Agent for the American Papers
British and Foreign Newspaper Office Is Comhil London
opposite the Royal Exchange where orders and advertisements
viii be received. s28tfr
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ON EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIONS TO THE OLD
STAND
THE undersigned after seven years experience OF the evil
effects resulting from large stores and larger rents happy
inform his and the community general
y that he has effected (thanks conscientious andlord)
timer Buildings Of New street and for many years
beacon all who in quest OF good cheap and
IA. .ionable garments.
To such his old patrons who have lost sight Of him
during his wanderngs he invites their return TO the Old Spot
with the Of strict adherance his well established
fame for skill punctuaty OF the public generally he
cits call being prepared with assortment Of fine and sea.
sopabe cloths vestngs &c Sc, which he will be
happy make the most faithful manner and reasons
BILE charges for Cash Only. The and attention be-
ed of him. c. B. Babcock continues the cutting departs
ment. CHARbES COh,
o20 lmr Sign of the Golden Fleece INC 4 Wallst
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TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
THOsE excellent illustrated Newspapers, The Pictorial
sterling per Punch Cd Or and all the London and
Foreign Newspapers they appear regularly supplied,
wholesale and retail, by
p. l.. SIMMONDS,
Newspaper and Periodical Agent, 10 Comhl London.
Subscriptions advance be paid into the Herald Office.
o Mr.. Simmonds' account
Advertisements received for all the London,
Country and Foreign Journals. s28tf
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GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
Is CORNHlLL, LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL
EXCHANGE

brares Agricultural Societies, Officers ofthe United States
Printers, Publishers of Newspapers, &C.
p. l.. SINMONDS, General Agent and Commission Mer-
chant begs 20 acquant his friends and the American public in
general that he ready orders for the supply of News
papers Periodicals. Stationery Printing Materials Fancy A
ces &c OF kind and quantity and goods descr
ton OF first rate quality the lowest market prices OF the
day and to transact business the most liberal terms pro-
yded he is previously furnished with funds drafts either
long short dates reference London Lii verpoo
house for payment.
p L. Simmonds will also receive consgnments of any de-
scnption OF merchandise be sold and
bills az short dates for two thirds of the amount receipt Of
the bills OF adng COnsgnmens entrusted TO his will
meet with every possible despatch in their disposal consistent
with the interest OF the cnsgnees extensive knowledge OF
general business coupled with aud Judge
ment will he trusts enable him give complete satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their commands.
Reference be made in New York James Gordon Benz
nett ESQ., Proprietor of the Herald who personally acQuan
ed with smmonds and the and of his establish
ment. s28tfr
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rkz. REMITTMNCEs To IRFIANn Sn-T,

~
M subscriber continues 70 transmit money largs
small TO persons residing in any part of or Ireland
IN e same manner as he and his predecessor Business
England, or Scotland. ~' " ' f VI
Money remtted by letter (pot paid) the subscriber
personally deposited with him. with the of the person
sent ana nearest post town. will be Immediately transmitted
warded TO the sender '' -
IN like manner money claims persons in any part OF
Ireland England Scotland be collected by the
per or persons residing in airy Part Of the United States Ca
o2l lmsr GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr SO Cedar st.
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SS6 REGULAR PACKET FOR NEW ORLEANS
MExf The splendid fast sailing packet ship NORTH
a3A&a96. CAROLINA Captain Drummond will have imme-
date dispatch for the above port.
The accommodations of this ship for cabin cabin and
Storage passengers such fail
fort during the and the price Of
low, for which immediate application shouldbe made
board pier foot of Jones' lane, Wall
w. X j. L. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Office Peck slip, South st.
The ships of this line sail every five DAYS as usual.
n. B.-The North Carolina accommodate few
in the second cabin who will be respectfully found
a a moderate
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.HG& PAssAGE FROM COKK-Vla Liverpoo-In
NH the first spring shipsWe beg inform friends
Aaaha during the coming spring, 1874, we shall have
regular succession Of first class American ships sailing from
manner for second cabin sed Storage fail
70 ensure them every comfort One Of firm Mr. James d.
Roche resides there who will personally the forwarding
OF all and will spare neither pains expense
Those sending for their friends will the advantage
be derived by paying line Apply address If by
letter post paid, ROCHE BROTHERS & CO.
IS Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank or
JAMES ID. ROCHE,
II Goree PiaZZas, Liverpool
Passage certificates and drafts be from this by
the regular packet ships the st h l3h 10Th and 25h
every month, also by the Boston the ls and 10TH
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TO THE PUBLIC.
N M TO S5000.-Nlr. Francis Crump, Watch Maker,
%iOO 2s Grand street. begs 70 inform his friends and the
public that independent OF the Watch business he prepared
to make advances cash gold and silver watches
silver forks and every description of gold or
silver shape intended immediate sale Cash
paid for old gold and silver Watches Of every de-
scrption repaired and warranted. 24s Grand street.
sill 3msr
VIM. T. JENNINGS u co.
nEAPERS AND TAILORS, 23l Broadway, American
Hotel opposite the Fountain solicit an
ings SC, in all the and various styles under the
that the system of small profits and quick returns
which has elected soabera patronage will be continued,
while arrangements such will enable fill all
ders in future with promptness.
feature the establishment, which must commend it to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition TO
stock of Of first quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting of
Surtouts, Frocks,
Dress Goats, fantaoons,
Vests, Office Coats,
Travelling Frecks, Dressing Gowns, We.
A choice collection of
Silk and Satin Scars, Crayats,
Handkercheis, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c.
At which must offer inducements to purchaser.
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6Sk REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR LONE
REX> DON-Packet Of the LIST November The splendid,
,well known, fast sailing and favorite packet ship
VICTORIA, Captain Morgan will sail positively above,
her regular day.
This splendid ship has excellent accommodations for cabin
second cabin and and those about visiting
the old country would do well make early application
w. & j. T. TAPSCOTT,
80 Peck Slip, corner of South street.
Who have also regular first class packets sailing weekly
Liverpool New Orleans, Mobile Savannah and Charleston
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A ILL., LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD arc recommending
"A make use OF UIM. BROWN'S PORTABLE CAKE
YEiST it makes the bread much better than the COM
mon mode. The Yeas is free from all impure insredeno
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well adnpcc
for ships use, and will keep in all clmaer 1t now III
extensive Boston, and orders Recognizing TO be re-
ceyed from all quarters No better evidence waiting
its superiority all other articles used for rising breuh
than the following certificate.
Boston, May 2Oth, l5il,
The undersigned having made use vi Nm Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread, in cur opinions this
new PREPARATION OF Yeast is far better than auy other nr
Gle we have ever made Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light and we believe II TO he Tree
from all impure ingredients.
Signed By the Pastry Cooks AT the fremont House, Ia
Wilton American House, and Marlboro Hotel, Boston.
now in nt most Of the Hotels in the city, ana
on board Of u the steamships belonging to Mr. Cnrads
line olpaCkets note is just received rom John Ahdtr-
SON. Pnstr Cook on board the steamship BRITANNIA, Wh0
writes that he has made use Of Wm Browns Yeast, for
making bread during two voyages across the Atlantic ana
can recommend il Tar superior to any thing else for
rising bread. 49,
The above article for sale by the proprietor 4si
Washington street, Boston. Retailed by g.
Woodstock; VI. j, ~ DUNBAR