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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-09


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TSKES In G DUNE S With the new 'rss Of
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asstt. eents Family cIs. Is cents D''' circle ana fA'
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r Sh as pGpp Rs
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ssSsSnsn By NJ Paul BSsas o' " conclude
called ss mER
Gussas n asS asHs
to . Sss e. performance
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ITALIAN OPERA, Aston PLACE sIGNoR O. FoRTI
n the slarastsr Of evening Nov
orsni Re.i ccS.i sisasr Forth 1Tense
Ssss ~ matt
eek Prices boxes or parqust Sc
cured either for the night So admission at
IL.
phitheatre $50.
QARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUN
- Proprietor-J. Greenwood, Jr Assistant Nansxer.-
full 0ymnastie achievements and Pantomimic deline-
atoms have their mmutably with Ravel
Family They appear afternoon and evening" Also
Louis Eser, Mr. r. C. Wemyss Mr. Warden, Pete Norris,
hessr. Lerriheld Rosc Clark, Higgins, Misses Stan
skeleton Whale, Boa Living Ana
eonda Mammoth Crocodile. Admission Is children
under 10 years Of age l9h cents.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTURES, 1919 and 1850
Nl Will commence on Monday evening" Nov H. 1919, at
the Coliseum Rooms, 400 Broadway, between and
Grand streets Introductory Address by the Hon. Zadoe
Prat President Of the Institute Lecture by Rev. e. H.
Chaplin Subject, Ideal and Actual During the evening
selections Of popular music will be performed by the pupils
Of the Mechanics Institute School The succeeding fifteen
BY DIR. w. Redheld, w. r. Wallace, Esq. Hon. Horace
Greeley, Charles A Dana, Esd, and Dr. Thomas Antise
Lectures to commence at o'clock precisely. Tickets
the course S. Single admission % To admit
eman and two la dies, 50 cents Terms Of membership
iation Fee S yearly dues, payable in advance 81 Prv-
the we Of library and reading ROOM debating class &C. and
areduetion OF 81 quarter from school bills Tickets
be had OF the Lecture Committee, at the Institute Rooms
100 Bowery the school II Chambers street.
membership be made to the Aotuary Institute
Rooms p
WALLnALLAa CANAL sTREET.-MRs. KELLER'S
Celebrated Troupe Of Female Models of the Fine Arts
consisting OF twenty pretty Gr and representing the most
classics works of sculpture and design STYLE Sing
ing. Dancing Tableaux WANTS &c. Performance every
night at "a o'clock Extra performance every Saturday
THE FIRST ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE LADIES
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN 0NNNNNyNNNnNNNNNNNNNN
nEDICATlON OF THE TARRYT0WN CEMETERY
- The Dedication Of this Cemetery, at Tarrytown, will
tase place ON Friday Nov si9 The char
tered for the occasion the steamboat Columbus
which will leave the foot Of Chambers street. o'clock
foot Of Hammond street. at 9 o'clock A NJ the
day and proceed to Tarrytown when sufficient time will
given to all present to view the grounds the Cemetery and
also an opportunity to all who wish to select pas
the above OCCASION Passage csets and from the
terry free. Tickets can be had by applying to
EDWARD b. SENIOR, Gen. Agent, rs Carmine st.
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
~ Patrick AcPo against the Camden and An boy Railroad
Defendantsfen are hereby summoned and required to
swer the complaint in this action of which copy
with served upon you copy of your answer ON
at 20 Chambers street. in the city Of New York. within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day
such and y9n fail complaint aiore
mandsd in the com plant dated September IS $50 B. J
BEANS Plaintiff Attorney 20 Chambers street. New York
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DRONZE POwDER.--THE DEPOT OF BRONZE
- Powder Dutch Metal Florence Leaf Cola Ulramarne
Blue &c, IL removed from To Fulton street
william and Gold. EDW'D BACK, 81 Fulton ".
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- InpE HorrI REsrAuRANr. No. es BsoApwAY.-

W The public and former patrons Of this
respectfully informed that the Restaurant 81 this hotel has
epered auspices Experienced and skifu
cooks and attentive walters have bees engaged and the bill
OF re COMPRISES ell that the markets afford AZ the lowest
possible charges. JOS. b. POPE.
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MILLINERY, AND DRY GOODS.

A BRABAM KAsTOR, IMPORTER 3ol BROADWAY
intending to retire from business acquauts his friends
and the public in general that he prepared
goods at extremely low prices TO close the The
stock Of goods consists Of rich Frngs and Gmps and
all kinds Of Trimmings black silk Laces and thread accs
thread lace Collars and Cuff and French
Blends for trimmings, Kid Gloves &C., Wholesale
rat en- me In ated 10
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osTnE LADIEs.-EDxAED \: SIwnAN. No ssl,H

Broadway, Opposite the Theatre,) Offers considerably
under regular prices hne needle work collars chemis
sleeves infants robes waists
and Jaconet trimmings, embroidered vacncennss collars
and cuffs lace sleeves and under handkerh lace
wells thread imitation acc breakfast
head dresses dress mourning goods kid gloves &c., So
No deviation in prices.
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nm KDICAL ADvIcE-DocroR YoURsELF PRIVATE

lvh w. for cents by OF the Pocket sculapius,
lvery One His Own Physician ~ ia osnndentia silent
friend and prvsta ssv enabling one 70 conduct bic
own case 70 successful termination Twenty Fourth Ed
ton with one hundred engraving slowing private diseases
sna -sifcssicss OF ths system shape
and form, by William Young N. D. The vsross forms Of
sect diseases seminal weakness diseases OF the postae
gland mrotency solitary habits Of youth faithfully de-
sorbed and all the recires siven In rian language The
chapter structure 10 worthy % particular attention. and
should be read BY every Any sending twenty
ave cents enclosed in letter. will receive copy Of this
book nail ersiy copies viii he scatter one dollar Al
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kNhANkLiN THEATRE, 10 CHATHAh SQUARE,
Admission Boxes 25c; Pit l21c Stage seats 5Oc Private
boxes $2The above place of open every
ming under the direction Of Madame Pauline from the Royal
Liver Theatre Leicester square, London. who with her un
nvaed troupe OF Model Artistes numbering twenty
"Arstes, will personate ofhe richest Of
dern times Also the Female Mnstres variety Of
other entertainments N. BAN afternoon performance
every ednesday and Saturday at o'clock.
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lube HOTEL, GO BROADNAI.-THIS HOTEL IS
" kept the European plan The subscriber ia prepared
20 treat with families the winter either BY letting
them rooms sad living Ia carte will contract wish them
fer full board served IN their Single gentlemen
can so Ne with comfortable bedrooms with
frepaces charges and take their meals
any hour TO suit their convenience JOS. n. PORE.
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DANIEL IN THE LIONS pEN-THs ExTRAnRn

- nary color Painting twenty feet by twelve now
open to the public at 800 Broadway should be visited BY all
who DESTROYS to behold of together
large collection of Oil Paintings Upwards
BY the old masters Corego Poussu Sc The genuine Egg
Matching Machine in which chickens bursting
she'll in the presence visters is also first time
hbited in this country Nothing like this exhibition has
in States Adms whole oentn
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MESSRs BURKE AND HOFFMAN RESPECTFULLY
l that their Concert this season. will
place Saturday Evening" Nov 10 at the Apollo Rooms
when they will be assisted by Miss L. Northa soprano
Me,srs Emilio C. Hslma senors c. Hinrehsen baritone
rammes at the Music Stores and Hotels door,
Conc IN counne 4 and linda aha
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NocURE NO CBARGE.-DR MURPHY, or SO GOLD
street. scnfdenslly consulted on al forms Of private
diseases Resnt Cases Of onorhqa he in two 70 four
days onstitu ionsl debility and imrotercy successfully
from hvsiress Omen FROM " togP.x
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&E0 REwARD.-sTOLEN FROM ON BOARD TIE
ROV Ship DevoDshre, Brown Lea Their Trunk with the
letters W. marked on end and containing caring
apparel and forty soyerens with r X. Page Of
baowe hane $50 together with other papers,
value to any one except the The above reward
Will be paid without questions by the
on board the above ship lying foot Of Clinton street. East
o. 4 n REWARD.-L0ST, ON THE MORNING or THE
~ 7th instant, Gold Lever Watch, No. 1,53 r. B.
Adams London maker Pawnbrokers and others are re-
leaving at the Herald Office and questions asked
T OsT-A BLACK HORSE WITH CART AND THREE
IL Beer Barrels. The horse has white spot the
head Any bringing the norse wagon barrels
receive reasonable reward from
cas-. MILBANK, So Madison street.
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BOOO ture, for the cure Of gonorrhrs ofsl remedis
discovered for the above complaint this B the most
.sin mshss speedy and permanent cure without the
least restrcon In Diet drink change In apr
eaten 10 business The proprietor challenges single In
Of recent genorhqa 20 he brought which the mixture
will net under forfeiture 81 $50 Many cured
two days Sold at the Drug store 3 Broadway o.
Cham bers streets also at No 10 Aston House, at ITO Broad
and 100 Hnlton street. rner OF William.
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WI form the public that he purposes giving series
steal the Society Library Rooms
evenings Of "Wednesday the h Thu,sday the sub Friday
the h Saturday. the 10th instant which
he will sing Of his most in addition
others which have been in New York
also the terv Of the talented vocalist Miss
ny Frazer For further particulars see the
music stores Tickets 80 each; be obtained at the
music stores and at the door.
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M EDuCAE.

CoLDs, RUEuMATIsM STIFF JOINTS MERcURIAL
" Pains kcA ,nectus remedy for the above
ard highly by Drs Mote Stevens McSeven.
smith. Dixon and other eminent medical gentlemen s r.
CABHOLLs indicated vspor Sulphur and Iodine Baths %
Barclay street.
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FOp SALE AND TO LET.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF SAN
Frsncisco. California for sale The undersued, hav-
ing several valuable Building Lots In tina city Of San
cisco, comprising first beach and water los with house
perty second lots In the centre Of the city desb
business loealites third lots well suited Tor private resi-
dencos fer legal aId other professional will
the for sale in lots to suit purchasers the city Of
Francisco on and after the 9th day Of January ls.
DICK SON A
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M ACALLIsTERs TEMPLE OF ENCMANTMENT-

M ACALLISTEKS TRIPLE OF ENCMANTMENT-
v1 Chinese Assembly Rosms-Fday, Nov 9Th night
but greatest bill of the for tho benefit Ma
programme consisting of eighteen experiments among which
the Ampuation of the Nose all the Mechanical
the Disappearance and Suspension in the Air of
nacaister with many other novel and pleasing
AdDttance rs cents Sofas 50 cents Children price
Seats secured during the daY. Commence a ~.
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~ known In the treatment Of delicate dessesThe Doe
tors reputation for skill in those eases that have
existed Tor yesrs eminent Coustitatonal weakness
brought on BY secret habit fctusy cured Rsceotosses
cured In four days
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OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INsURhCE COMPANY,
" 81 Wall street New YORK. November lsfs-fhe Pre-
sdsnt aud Directors Of the National Fire Insurance. Com
have this day declared dividend Of cent
psysse 70 the socihosers ssd the 18th inst The
transfer book Will be closed the sth 18th inst indlp
sive BY order Of the Board Of Dirtetora = .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-09

~ has been reftted for the Winter Comprehension air fur
have been enclosure wood
work has superseded the the interior splendly
beshed with superb panoramic view of prin
cipal cities in France. Messrs Dale Mcfarland Darius
esdwaiader Runnas Brewer Hubbe viii appear in their
The bile respectfully informed that Mr. Wallet
celebrated English Clown 10 engaged, and will appear
Monday, 18th
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FURNISHED APARTMENrs.-TWO PULL SUITES
ofarge and handsomely furnished apart to let for
the winter Private tables and attendance furnished APP
ply b Houston street, blocks east Of Broadway
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02
ST. XAVIER

IIFOIFlNdI 4 UIIIU
THIS INSTITUTION. Incorporated by the Legislature of Ohio
l. enjoys all the privileges usually granted to Universities. Sit
uated in Que of The most healthy and most commercial cities in the
Union, and accessible from so many points in the country as fr
as these are advantages, its position is one Of the most eligible in
the United States.
As literary establishment it embodies everything that can be
acquired in the most distinguished Colleges in America, with the
additional advantage, generally common to Catholic Colleges. of
teaching the modern languages practically. The French, Ger
man, Spanish, and Italian tongues, without extra charge. are
taught, not only TO be read, but spoken. The plan Of instruction
includes as well a mercantile as a classical course, and is % ar
ranged that the pupil may pursue either or both, at his option.
The College Buildings r cOmmodious, airy, and clean; the dis
cipline firm, regular and parental. Morality and good manners
are objects Of primary attention.
About twenty professors and teachers are presumed to afford
every guaranty for competent instruction, and for the maintenance
of thorough discipline.
Board, and tuition in all the branches taught, Slso. For extra
charges, apply TO the President by letter, post paid.
JNO. DE BLIECK. President.
NIB. The next Scholastic year will open on the Sd of September.
lot Sent Is is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

The PRESENT MINISTER OF THE u. S. IN ENG
LAND.-A very amusing correspondent of the Liver
pool Albion, who communicates every week a couple
Of columns of what he calls Metropolitan Gossip,
gives an account of a grand entertainment at the
house of the Turkish Ambassador, in which he thus
introduces the present Minister from the United
States
"Mr. Bancroft, in his plain and rather quakerish
cut black coat, ribandless and starless as he was,
without even so much as a diamond shirt-stud. failed
not to draw much more of the attention of the obser-
want spectator than any Of his glittering fellow pro-
fessionals around him. Apparently about forty-three
or four, tall, well formed. with q somewhat scholas-
tic form Of face, he has all the polish of the courtier,
without any forfeiture of the simplicity of the repub-
lican; and there is this to be said of him.. which can
be said scarcely of any Plantagenet amongst US, he
stands the ordeal of a white crasat. Any man who
can put a calamity of that sort round his throat with
out looking like a billiard-markcr, q tapster, or a
country paTsOn, Is fit to shake hands with my Lord
Devon, who not only. like D'Israeli, Looks upon the
Normans as UPSTAIRS, but upon Charlemagne as a
mushroom"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

SOUTHERN WHIeGERY AND THE WrLMoT Pro
vIso.-The Wing State Convention of Georgia
which nominated Edward Y. Hill, as the whig candi-
date for Governor, passed but two resolutions of a
political characterize first expressive of confidence
in Gen. Taylor and the administration, and the other
as follows:
"Resoire9, That this convention. referring to the
action of preceding conventions Of the WING par v.
and to the resolutions Of the last Senate of Georgia,
in relation to lie Wilmot Proviso, as expressing the
opinion of the wing party, has only TO declare its de-
termlHed opposition to that measure, as UioldtiUe of
all the compromises of the constitutions, and making
an unjust discrimination against the people of the
South"
The italics are those of the Convention, as reported
in the Recorder.
We commend this resolution to the wing party of
the north, who profess 10 hold the W;lmot Proviso as
an article of their political faith, even when voting
for one of the largest Shareholders and slave growers
in The south for President.
N. B. The Journal will please copy for The benefit
of those wings who supported Gen. Taylor because
he was right on the slavery question-Oh STATES
man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

HpY virtue Of a decree of the Marion Circuit Court and a eeri-
ID fed copy thereof to me directed, wherein Robert X. Under
Wadde1 ct al. we're defendants, requiring me to make the sum of
81. ISL, with interest and costs, / will expose 20 public sale to the
highest and best bidder on the 18th day OF August, ls49, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. N. and 4 O'Clock. ID. m. at the Court
49, - - ,hs g. ar rrJ;anaoal;s ~; aa.,r -
the rents and profits for seven years Of he following described real
estate situate in said county Of Marion, to wit: All that part Of
tanning two acres and six hundred and ninety feet OF land more ar
less, and which is bounded as follows, viz beginning at the high
way on The north side of Nathan ID. Paimers land running west on
said Palmers north line $50 feet to a stake and 10 land sold TO the
said States land 232 feet to, land owned BY the said State thence
east along said States land to the highway leading from Indiana
polls to Marunsvile $50 feet thence south along said highway 10
the place of beginning; and The term Of thirty years from and aE
ter the sist day of October, in The year 1914, OF aud all the interest
Of said Benjamin N. and James y. Waddeli, in the following de-
seribed land and appurtenances, mills, water powers and water
privileges, situate in the county of Marun aSoresid, that Isl TO say
Of and in the use and occupation of so much of the surplus water
not required for the purposes of navigation at the locks on the
Gent when properly applied on an oversh0t wheel Of fourteen and
n half feet in diameter with the proper gearing, TO be approved by
the acting commissioner and engineer having charge of that poT-
ton of the canal, to propeI four run of four and a half feet mill
stones to be applied 20 the manufacture Of -four and of and in the
ground described as follows, 0.vit commencing at a stake one
hundred and six feet from a burr oak tee o N the bearing of north
Il. Palmer land and mentioned as the starting point in the deed
of James p. Drake to the STATED thence north eighty -four degrees
eastin a line Of an oak tree 1872 feet 10 a stake thence north six
degrees west 1l8 feet q a stalk thence south 50 degrees west 1872
of beginning. said premises being heretofore known as Underhills
mills. And should the said rents and profits Of the sad tract of
there not be sold for a sum sufficient to pay and satisfy to said
complainant The amount due him en- said decree, together with the
interest and costs, 1 will at he same time and place expose 10 pub
lie sale the fee simple OF said real estate. and all the estate. right.
MN N. WaddeIl and James =. Waddeli, tn satisfy the said COM.
Piainant the amount of principal and interest due him rs in said
out any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
July 20, lS49. lots c. {. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02
Attorney for prosecuting Claims u
NaSIinpf0n.

TNHE Subscriber undertakes the collection, settlement and ad-
III iustment OF all manner of claims, accounts. or demands
against the government of the United States, or any foreign State
or country before commissioners, before Congress, or before any
of the public departments at Washington.
The procuring Of patents, army and navy pensions, bounty land
claims, soldiers claims, drawbacks, the collection Of accounts
against the government, all land claims, and every demand of
whatever kind, or other business requiring the prompt and efficient
services Of an attorney or agent.
A residence Of fourteen years at the seat of the Federal Gov.
eminent. with a thorough and familiar acquaintance with the va
rious systems and routine of public business 81 the.diferent offices,
as well as in Congress added to this, free access TO the ahlest le
gal advisers if needed, justifes the undersigned in pledging the
fullest satisfaction and the utmost despatch to those who may en-
trust their business to his care.
Being well known 10 the greater part Of the citizens of this dis
tnct as well as TO many gentlemen who have been members OF
both houses of Congress in the last twelve years, it is deemed use.
less TO extend this notice by special references.
Communications must be pre- paid in all cases
Charges or fees regulated by the nature and extent of the bust
ness, but always moderate.
Address, II. c. SPALDING,
Qncv 49,. N.ebf,rto II q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

GEN. TAYLoR-A TRUE PIcTURE.-The Charles
ton Mercury draws a life-like picture of Gen. Tay-
lor, in the following paragraph. 1t seem to us that
no man, who ever made any pretensiOn to greatness,
has so soon completely fatted ont as Gen. Taylor.
He is most evidently ''the last Of the earlier Presi-
dents"
''For passing popularity, Gen. Taylor has been
fortunate in being the first in order of time to win a
fresh and brilliant military fame. For enduring re-
~putatioD, he was unfortunate, in that his victories
were indecisive IN character, meagre in results, and
humble in the display of military skill, compared
with those which followed under other leaders. The
tide of his military popularity lasted just long enough
to carry him into the presidency and that greater
tide of fame, crowned with the honors Of other and
more illustrious c~hieftains, came to swallow up its
predecessor, Just at the moment that the people of the
United States had submitted to the conviction that,
excepting his claims and merits as a soldier, General
Taylor had not a solitary title to distinction, not a
solitary quality redeeming him from the common herd
cf men, By common consent, he seems to have
dropped out of remembrance-his enemies not caring
10 treat him as game worth the expenditure Of pow
der and shot, and his. friends wisely judging, that the
responsibility of their chief could only be secured,
like that of the Grand Lama, by keeping him in dark
ness, and surrounding him with silence. Save by
here and there an individual, with whom sycophancy
was a blind possion, and ~babbling an uncomfortable
disease, Gen. Taylor has scarcely been mentioned by
his friends since his induction into Office. The pre-
sidency itself has seemed as much a blank, as the
political opinions of the incumbent. 1t has been as
serted indeed that he has been allowed to vote in the
cabinet but as no effects could be traced to such an
influence, the statement is in great need of confrma-
ton"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

TIE LAST Device OF A SwINDLER.-New York
has been blessed with a .'Confdence Man, A fell
low genteelly dressed, who stopped unsophislicated
people in the street. and ~playfully put the question
''are you really disposed TO put any confidence in
mel" The persol thus accosted would seem To call
.nr a most energetic negative given BY the toe of The
boot. "Well, then, continues the Confidence Man,
'ju>t lend me your watch till Tomorrow! Strange
as il may seem. tho fellow has found no less than five
verdant individuals from whom he has got a watch.
He has been arrested, aud was found 10 be an old cou-
Wet. VIM. Thomson, alias Williams, and will be
cent 10 the prison.