davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
Mr.. Il. p. Chrsssy.-Th,s Distinguished Ca
Fine Arts. ,botypes, or Likenesses on
MONEY MAR * E II.


SATURDAY. NV i0-o N
'he STOCK merN.' was not 80 a'u'e 'o-aay @s pre-
INJURY ho"eeu'Du prices improved a"er the open
ing. ihei' way os'.er oemand LOT government and
STATE s'ocAs Ane 'or rairo"o oonas portsmouth Dry
DECK eu'anced = per cent FARMER Loan al Morris
canal a canton IA Erie H. H. "a Reading H. H. "a
Harlem =. NJ the second board tnere was bstter
1eehns IN rae market and the Leading fsncie' in'
PROVED nscNon. hesding H. H. went up q per
brs H. ~ ~
the recep's az the once OF the Assistant Treasure
OF thif por' eooay announced 10 sooss' so faynents
fS7 $50 50. Balance S3133,05l 20.
Tba .rr,-nt If coal trsnanorted an tina peadinu
-, -, "a, -, =.
hahTVuui sor Ihs week enoins 'nc i7'n 'nss| wa
as +So tons Total this year. tens Same time
last wear o47 els toms On the Lehixh Canal Ql755
., 49,. ~, o.. 90 200 40, -.
TOES ~'Ees nipPee i"e1i ioi '"o year. ''''so '0Hs
The Penpsylvaria Railroad Company notify stock
that the ninth ipsalmept Of Ave dollars p,r
$3.50, - 1870. =, - .I.,,-.-,
snafe "a the seoonN Suo'onp'''n' Aut '"e s"e
mont CT five dollars per share OF the subscription OF
Tsso 81 he aue and navsble on the % Of Decerb,r
= 49,. :, -, !, , -.
She SaienA ans Sniesso hshrVa" NoniP@ny nave
clareda dividend Of eight per cent the stock for
,ss s- onth. andip0 O,tober m ana half IN sto,x
- 80. - -, 49,, -
orioe1a eet'Aoases' anu tue osner hs 'n o@sn tnis
dividend has been earned during q period Of great
,~n.....t.u tu hx.taoss -ht,h .n..k. ali a.. ,ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
cAI.IIsunNIA.

OGyxy n HAYaEs-tRIcHD T. o9pEN, TBos: :.
~ HAvussl- h0icgak ard danerai Cox mission Meg
chants Tan francisco California Merchandise oousigAct
/, viii o placed bosts tte-e ship snf sold BY
plt5thns avOiirr al rsks CT hre etc refer to-Wm ".
Tar, Co. Hsw York; Joielh II sscger, do Lomtsrd
pHttrisk Sterens, dos teFlan, Hopkins Co.
10; ContIin A smith do. y r. Hayes, doi Read RswIs
albany.
YfthyIOg eE eaVFRE, FORWARDING ANp CON-
u missicn merchants. Chagfee, " 0-We are ntv pre-
pared fcrwArd goods cere having hns Light
cravsh toats wih india rubber cove suitsba for the
Iargemscts win Runes go, trersyoriaon SCENTS -
isthmus. N. K TAYLOR, late Of B,ltimore.
=. N. DE BAUfRE late f New Orleans.
Reference IN Wen FORK, J Howard sons N Broadway.
Our Ager l. HAS So Bea strsct Corripe. Bro
Co. 81 'rsnsse kwazai kfseaesry Go, ga FSss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
EDUCATION.

GoLDsmITES WRITING ROOMS $50 BROADWAY
W La farTe BuLdrfe hrst corner above the Irving
nousel rseueeS lFcr month only) hal.
tAe usual ehsrge viz 81 80 for the of lessons Of
one hour cseh and shtsfActoTy improvement guaranteed
to every pupil To eortops, professions trades
and callings ouirk, clear, and uniform style OF
ship 10, with the exception Of reading the nds-
pensahlo CT all acquisitions Mr. GOLDSMITH would that
Of the many thousands OF prn TO whom he has given in
ruction not enc who wasvns TO devote rdnnry scen
lion % his Lessons tAs failed TO become writer
be susfed in stating that the very best penmeb Ia
United sreo OF them teachers and others private
lie have SECURED their extraordinary dexisry with the
under his tuition Circulars the rooms z9 Broad.
way Eouis OF instru etienLades. daily IL O'clock
and Al o'clock p N. Gentlemen, daily st ST. and
hours most convenient 10 the pupil Terms SIS payable
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
TO CONTRACTORS.

GALVESTON AND BRAzos CANAL-PRePosALs
vi pc received BY the undersspe ed until the ls;h 81
r drgng or sscavatng the proposed canal from
ssvetton bsy The Braros river according the plan
~ furnishes By Major Stein civil enineer on
ootn the organizations. vrOne for so feet vide
w. sniisse a. the bottom, and feetdeep AZ
ne otner feet vide at the waters turfsce feet
and sfeet deep At low Tbs PLANS and spe
are nov ready Tor inspection At the oce Of the
rfe,aent of ne company, L. ~ H. Butler "a Galveston;
sror,sr o1 Stein MOBILE. .nd q the once Of H.
~ N.bU1LER JOUNfa shEfgar . Ger nit
"'T''.'''"~r kp~ARD ALL J tsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
Arrival o. the Cambria.

BOsToN, Nov. 10 9P NJ.
The British steamship Cambria has just arrived at
this port from Liverpool IRA Halifax, having left
Liverpool on the I'd inst at ii NJ, thus making the
passage in a little fourteen days Her malls will
be forwarded to New York by the regular train, on
Monday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17


PROGRAMME
symphony No. J, (Firs. Allesro). (arst time of
AIia-'udise rustioi" snOr Bslle.ti. L'Eisr
scsna and Aris-i casta Diva" Nil. jenne D0H''''''
Idyis Gaicpe for the Panoiofte Mr. Bsns "''''a'
Reeativc.' eiun:c alan il mcmeno - ''''' Hehea0'
C,yatinaG'p Deb vesi non tardar." Mile Jenny
Lind NsZze d Figaro. ............ Mozart.
Overture-"Gazza Laara Ro..,n;
Duetto-"Quanto Amore" Mile Jenny Lind aud
signor beletti. EElisir d'Amore Donizetti.
wedding March"hidsu nme- Nights Dream.
me bird Song-tby general desire)-Mlls. Jenny
BSIearOla-'Do Ia vitavqci godcra" si8acr BEL
The Mountain csrs Song nile Jcniy Idnd. 'iA'''Ai
The Herdsman's song, commonly called The Echo
Sens-tby general desire)-Hlie. Jenny Lind
ConGuctof-Nr Bepsdiot
fu Orchestra IT sixty Munoans conprieing the frct
talent ID tho country has been engaged.
poors opeh s. oeoeh Conoort commences at III o'clock
The Grand Pis mo used this ia from
factory OF Ersrd, and imported by Aessrs. Boardman
Gray, OF Albany.
prices Of noi cts in the body OF the house and the
Gle. S5 and the remainder Of this circle, "a.
Places may be secured st Tpler Hail. at the American
AND At the pinoirsi Music Stores ana Hotels limited
number of additional setees has also been arranged.
Price So each Tickets for which be obtained at the
AMERICAN Mueum, and previous to the Concert ut Trip
have been made BY which children under
twelve Of be admitted at half price to this
Concert
Nile Jenny Lind will give her next and positively her
Concerts in New York Tuesday Thurday and Friday
Nov 18th 2ls and 2sd after which she proceeds mmdi
delphia ON the 27th, 18th aud J9th inst.
The BIRD Seng." aud Echo Song" will Thy general de-
be sung st each of the few remaining Concerts in New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
Mr.. Clay, ut Lexington, &c.

CtNciSSArI, Nov. 16, 1850.
The Hon. Henry Clay delivered a speech, yesterday,
at lie xington, by invitation Of the Legislature.
Col II. NJ. Johnson. Of Kentucky formerly Vice
President, is dangerously i'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
DANCING.

nANCiHG ACADEMIES-MR. BARRETT PROFESSOR
~ Of Dascng Papil OF Monssur T. Coulon, from Paris
and Of Great Marlborough street, London E has the
announce that his aeadeEes the Apollo
Rooms broadway On 1hurUs4ys at O'clock for ladies,
rises ana masters and Saturday morsings half
Gsntenens class Monday and Thursday evenings g.
psrueson given In ell theaew dances danced all
hops Die assemblies in Paris London. Private sutton
AT ladies semnares and private CLASSES punctusy attend
cd. ssrces as usual, foe pupils and their friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
speaker cobb-Thc Union Men OF Georgia.

B.LriaoRE, Nov. 10, 1850.
The Hon. Howell Cobb Speaker of the House Of
Representative, delivered great Union speech ct
Marion Geo Tuesday last. 1t Is said to have
caused quite n revolution in public opinion.
The New Orleans mail has failed, aud We have
have nothing sou Of Mobile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17

ColoNtL II. ~. JOHNSON "A correspondent Of
he Louisville J-yrnai writes from Frsnkfors III,
Col Richard M johnson, ex-Vce- President Of the
United states, is lahonng under an attack Of AZ.
ueht,a, which renders him totally unfit for bus;.
~ =. ~ rs painful 10 sec him on the floor attempt
incapable of properly exercising his physical or
mental pswers. The veteran form that has filed
so many important posts in civil life, and borne
useh 80 eaiisntiy upon the battle field, seems TO
totter, and the mind which vivifed il seems 20
fiicher end wrne in a dim, uncertain light We
are scrry n record these facts for we lkcihe man
30 fris he nav i've sud feviv. 70 hr iiviav w.t.
rs, So ~ gi'SLdl. -ssss VI Ass ssEsbs--sA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17

MIR. DEhPsrER's SECOND AND LAST BALLADEy-
Nl tertsinment at the Tabernscls. on Wednesday
November 20 will in cuee the foil songs.The
salutaon 20 America % Morning. Noon and Night" my
Heart lie like Silent Lutte; Evening song The SKY
LARK lament Of the Irish Emigant "The Spot whore
was Born We Banks aud Braes o. Benny Doeni John
Anderson jos; The Barring O. he Door" The Blind
Boy;"lm Alone" Duncan Cray; and The Nay Queen"
Tickets fifty cents 10 commence at eight o'clock kr d.
VIII sing in Newark N. on Monday evening. November
Is and AZ tho Brooklyn Institute, on Tuesday evening No
ven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
SPORTING.

Union COURSE. l.. L-TRoTTING AND PACING
" Wednesday, Nov. GOTH at o'clock =. N. Purse $3.50;
tsc mile heats William whelan enters Pelham. in
farress B. Mclaughlin enters Lady Bevins to
gou kesann enters b. m. Cayuga Maid, TO Toe
cars will leave the south Ferry brooklyn, at aas
sPlCER & McMANN, Proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17

EkANUEL LYON. AT 40 BROADWAY
II Our eheulpts and druggists,
This sreafest Of tuggists,
Are pushing ahead.
Feaches todbuss. and ants,
And all insects on plants,
And the moths In your PANTS,
krd the heas in their haunts,
His fsmsf powders strife dead.
That hr pills will SLAP vermin,
The people ere firm in
Their honest belief.
lis fact, thousands knew &c,
Ans N Fams's trur pet blow ~
Where rats and mice go H."
Their lives will be brief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17


Nov 1880 AT meeting Of the Transcript Clerks held
Pest Ofee, Friday afternoon, kr Anderson Smith
called To the chair and Mr. Dunshes aud Mr. Thomaf
appointed Secretaries the suteined business wac
transacted.
Whereas On hearing that Mr.. Charles Burdett intends
shortly to resign the of Assistant Postmaster under
Honor.he W. " Brady, the Transcript clerks have
mously resolved to hin appropriate tes
mopiai Of regard and esteem Therefore,
Resolved That members Of the Post Office depart
York city deeply regret that he 10
resign position. which lie has worthv hlied
the Of serious opposition. We Of the
elervatng till taxing both body and mind, to which Mr.
Burdett subjected; while import agent in
con ducting affairs der regime we, as body sra
reee satisfied that he has given pie satsacton lie
has done the besangels do more We are grati-
Aed learn however that his good has him.
and thai leaving he will be at homa during sice
hours the apartment engaged by citizens for our
sistir guBhed townsnan and Mayor elect, Ambrose u
kipgtlsrd.
Resolved That Mr. Burdet has been engaged in this
ece for and that he has during that PERIOD
himself which has rece ed the
iuus Of the public, the the PoFmaster and
the clerks engaged the oee believe that such tes-
nis about present Is not only nsrited but
I'll only ueh
tsken who has rendered such i'm
portant memorable services to the department.
For number of years Mr.. Burtett has been connected
press city, and aside from the official posi-
which he has held he has always been esteemed for
his worth strict fidelity to business, and his uncom pro-
xiting character yhch much aiores in manhood
ASDERSOa SMITH, CHARM
w. r. pursHrE, Sscreteries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
sPnCIAL EOTICEA.

T. SaIi o. s.;.ssnsas : Disns.s s.sssiss ssass,s
.' TSs At The %
s sbs a Sss n y he the s a
70 have The search made without questions but knowing
hereby return them an Jewellers and
% 20 % VIII
receive prompt attention
CAUTIoN-rnE HOUSE or .rurHLL KING. ESQ, OF
ana the foicrns prsPersg ssosn Wa
Tive insis and Mehgan Canal Roads Nos oaaed loos
Illinois al hereby asains. purchasing
Nss Ysal kav e 1850 S E.sSaass
ITO LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE xANUFAoTUREss.-ra
austrian nas ssr 70 Sy s
motive engines intended for the road the senmeriag
york p PREF to band the saoas
.erpsons and drawings Of the prOae Of The road AID
dons delivery any locomotive engine manufactures
Of this country who may desire them
Nor1oE-THE MEMBsRs OF TUE CLAYTON GUARDS
n sunday a. II I. sur q i.o
associate, James Curran. BY order rr, c,.,.
MATHEW coLuss, Orderly serjesn..
QANrA GuARDs-AT A MEETING OF THE coMPA-
ID held November 10th, the following resolutions we're
Resolved That this return their sincere thanks
sr sB ho the
Eiler King Bants Cooley hISnnun Boyle and Flenier,
the beautiful prizes given by them Also, the gentemea
who judges for the impartial manner in which they
Be II ALEC resolved That to sheltoas Baud return
Ss r s s9s h Five taf% f1
fer bis untiring efforts to please the company.
And last though not least be resolved That 70 the
ladies wlegemens for the beau
ls SMITH, .I S sSsy kindly Henry Captain
WILL RE PUBLISHED ON MONDAY, AT ONE
w o'clock David Copperfeld the Younger complete,
80 oentsrhe adv sheets OF
this work. Dickens have been received BY
W. Burgess The edition will be the bes and cheapest
pied at liberal discount. send your orders to
WI. BURGESS. Nc. ~ Ann street, New York.
DARTNE SHIP DISSOLVED TEE LIMITED PART
bersiip hi retofore exist r. Getkmsn and r. Hem
brenn u Buttons wa. dissolved by nua
the above parties the 18th November 1884,
Tie outstanding dues VIII '' 'R aEfsBRENNEs
DoY LosT.-yAXES GERRY, BOY OF TWELVE
ID left home yeste rday had blue round
abe ant Pants had with him of and pair OF
fully Gerry No. 66i Grand
the Seventh ward station house
I osr-A GOLD BROACH IN THE SHAPE OF PAD
IL lock- set with pearls and hair. liberal will be
given to the finder by leaving IL at No7 a.
7 osT-oN SATURDAY, IN BROADWAY OR CANAL
II street, Purse containing money &c, fnder OF
which will be literally rewarded returning tito No. IS
Pine street.
G1O REwARD.-sToLEN FROM TaE SUBSCRIBER.
~ corner Of rilla-y and Adams streets B'ookvn
TIE morning of the 10th instant light low built grocery
without tail board fastened with iron pins and
chains Whoever will return said wagon snail receive the
above reward. HENRY OAKLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
lpVERrISEEEsYS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
tTLL1sEas AND DBY cooos.


grBE GREAT " ATERgeo LONG sHkwbs Ava SELL
m AZ nurdetts Cnsar Dry Goods stare 1875 ~ alksr
AZ fhe cxraerinsyg lev prize ~ o.. These stawls
80 eqna tsat sell f s and SIS, tsint the largest
a. Nnsss ctice made. Alec. ladies' white ard H-ht aid
eiovss S. 10 pair equal ooI gloves Cents white, darA
I'D Brht hid gloves, s. 3D. snd De- rsr equal 70 dollar
gloves.
gSEATUHRs AND FLOWERS, IN FvERv STYLE. AT
Ji risterASrs new store, ISL william street near
strucc. Chos aud rearl Viewers, Flowers fv bas sHd
rert,es and fii styles Of Feathers usual ~ -Oi
featert willie taten in part exchange DJeins. eNorius
3 cAgisTGGAc1, 81 B.llaa s.gss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
BALES nx ACCrIOn.


A UcIioN SALE, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS or HOUSE,
IA heia furniturs-cn Monday morning at 10 o'clock Mt
81 Greer witch OF in the house
keeping ne being the furniture Of two famis splendid
sofa Bedstead also superior Sofa; Mahogany Centre
DiniI Tables; Enc Buresus &c Particulars H1ndsy
morning. 3. L. MGR aHAM. huc5ionser.
UCTIoN sALE OF VALUABLE OIL PAINrlsGS -
"A VIM " shirley Aneticnses viii sell on rnssday No
vember 18th ~ ii o'clock at j. 6unts auction and Commits
sion Store. No l6 William .reet large eollee don of O
Pan,ngs richly gls frsnes being views OF American
an foreign scenery. Sale r5stive
AAoMrIcLNT BALE OF MARBLs srArUARY, BY
Il Henry H. Leeds Ce-Sig Yts yeti and so sesynd
aud las fslo will take place at Ahambra Hail. No. 5S
broadway near Prince Street on wednesday evening" the
auth instant, ut o'clock. This extensive will
cous's Of marble Groups EAsee Cupds Psyche Madonna
Tcnernni Woman Crossing the kvulet Ma5saniello Ce
Amore Divine, basts Apollo erd Daxa, Elripios
tudgercues, Nympe az the shore, aud Ls Assortment
OF ebaster Vases terra GOTTA diuraei with
tr rich Bohenisr sasr French China Vases Figures 10
Abaster Mosaic Tables and great variety of rich and
useful articles Also tupsrb Italian marble fcuuain,
about ten feet high with three IL IL OF the most
usite workmanship hlhtmbrs fal VIII be open TO vis
Wednesday and the sae take place in
evening. The ladies and gentlemen Of New York
spectfully invited attend and examine this coec
op and whether they become their
psny will alSsys be agreeable 20 Sig. Vito Yeti sons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
FANCY GOODS, 5EwFLRY. Sc.

OPERA GLASSES, PARIS FANCY GOODS, yrwELRY
~ PRECIOUS stones, csme0s, pain ngs, Nc for sale
victor RlsbOP Tmporter
a, - No. 20 Maiden Lane, o s.srs.
~ Jewellers are deslers IN fancy goods win SD
snsive assor trent ~ the very lowest prices.
MEssRs. GAME a GUfLLEmor. LATE FIRM OF
h sarret Iarry Came have the honor 10 inform saer
smen ard th. public srre th,s they have just trsns
ferred their store No. tl Brcadway snd that they
stded 10 their establishment 81 Jewery o. III descrftiors
the importation q the plated Of the of charles
eristohe a Co, ofParis
EECHEs, LEECHEs-500s LARGE swEDTsH
~ Ieeahes just arrived steamers fca anf rr.rr
fo- sac 81 lev rfess " qosste. 70 ssj ,-,sss.,
" o
b.ls,ss . .S.--s, As.. .,...,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
". r pvramrE, Secretaries.



Elegant Musical Boxes. just received. an
invoice large Musical Boxes, selections from La a
vorite Iucreza Rorga Casa Diva from Norma Lucia di
Lam La File du Regiment II Puritan and Serious
Family Folks as played at Burtons.
a. VAN yALKES BURGH, lT Pearl St, up stairs.
III. n. Jones, IA Ann street, near the Ane-
fican Museum.-Fine French Dress Beots 81 60 TO So
sress Boots, So si French Boots from
$40 to So All goods ara warranted to give satsseon
The First cnd only Gold Medal.-The Da-
that received the brat and only gold medal ever
awarded bv the American Institute Re at Bradys
Gallery, POS and 7 Broadway. Of Fulton street.
Aso, Daguereotypts on ivory by Bradys new process
Hair DylnR.-PhalOc's Magic Hair Dye,
10 color the Lair whsAers, the IL is spilled
daty without disturbing the oolor and hls bad odor
Iis applied sod at aaens Wig and roures msnufso-
tory, w Broadway
Mr. Il. p. Cbysssy.--This Distingui shed Ca
teIer does let chance by TO ksep the melody
and unrivblled celebrity Of his muscn familythe very
pain Of tnd his hand is in his pocket and with his
well known hersAty edistely sends in his i've d0ars
for dozen of Dr. Kelngers Magic Fluid which ia
tain TO clear soften and strengthen the voice a. 1t ap
Piled and s of veshness pain. Sold in very
large tottles, At 81 each, 476 Broadway.
Fine Arts. -Ta,botypes, or Llkenesses on
Ivory daily taken superior styles also Daguor
reeype Of deceased copied into size the
OF life. The public invited examine linens
2H Broadway. a. q. BRAWNS, (lste Langenheim co.,
Booes and sboes.-L.ight, Stout, Cork Sole,
Double soe Waterproof and style TO be thought
made IN the nsas and most fashionable STYLE Of the best
material and superior orkmsnshp in great variety at
the cheapest place the United States good
Article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

II UBBER GOODS wAREnousE.--DEALERsH HEAD
$780, nn lnai. RnsSsr Company 10 S.s.ss
eSnp:s Patent assis. or VAL
.s,,s sssSss @ a'iS%p ms
above ;,oeh we'll ADAPTED % their trade ana which win
will Be furnished 70 dealers when required.
REIF. PORK. BACON, se.-JAnKs @. ADAMS, BAL
nsson Tor the .msri.sn and Earope.n sarsss siels.
%S ans & cured P and asn az.
in pkh always on hand letters promptly answered aad
Il Dalhmore's celebrated Ate, Porter, sad Cider. on
Gn Wns Oa s. the A ss. .rs sp'rSr gansy
street corner Of snsIy One trial will prove it ss equal
o. p0SR.s TO their ess.0msrs and the pass 10 Genera.
ana are Of Ca. Fay
,Srss ana Lamps, Of svTy ac,,rp9a fss% The csssa,es
q wsse 's ysrsS.S pSaS a,,sr%sn 2. rsash
sr rSs "sss y i,ssi
spaS Of sSt ssorSS ss ,s'r 81 as %
is .s Vt. !. plain az 81:
a. snS retail srssi VARIETY Of fsasy
Chna painied match Glass cut to order and Lamps
- :. j. srouyESEL& CO, No. 500 Bro.awiy.
Factory Nos % and 90 Nssey street. Goods loaned TO
NEw MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
orh on shs nature ,ns treatment. q private disea.e
Illustrated number beautifully coIorcd plates
A. large ne life by Homer Bestvok n. D. Large quarto
SO "a edition. Price $40 from the bosteu
Medical and Surgical JourHaft may said fsarieslv
70 b equal 10 Reerds Actions work
Of diseases ana far SUPERIOR TO anything Of the hind
price esss AuhSr 81 work. On ~. rss
elects resulting from early improper habits Four,esn
T. ToNEshNDs, z22 Broadway; or Of the author. 500
COLDS, RHEUhArIsn, MkRCuRIAL ConPLAISrs
W fruTtions OF the skin, &c.-The q
Drf. kot Stevens. McNsvsn, Smith, Dixon. hett anS
he maj tran
prove the eeaey Of carolrs Yapor md sulphur Baths
Barclay street. remedial agent for the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17
Movements OF D,stingu,shed People.

Hsn. VIM L. Marcy Aibsay, N. Y; a. Rowland
ehss, Boston; z 7 Baker, U s A.; N Clark do ;
,. Gorgas, do; j c. Gray Boston; II. J Garduer and
family do; J. ID. Wheslock do. Rev w. Clark and
lady Hartford, Conn; Mr. u Thompson England and
no others arrived yesterday at ths irving House
England Col Townslsy, Vt; w wilkinson, U. 8. A ;
7. Humphrey, Albany; Commodore Parker, y b. N !
Capt Johnson u. s. A. and so others, arrived yester-
day al the American Hotel
Sig. Count Herrera and servant Cuba; Sir Ayiwin,
Kent. England; G. +. Dexter, Esq, Boston, u, r.
Hovlines Eco Washington, D. q Robt Young, ale
Ooege and n Others arrived yesterday 81 the Union
Place Hotel =,
G Van Rensselaer,, Phila j. strong, Havana; n.
Chsv Waahinoton: z L. Robertson, San Fraaoisco;
j, Murray, Pittsbaran; q. OHsrs Florida; Capt VIII
Hams New York. and 90 others, arrived yesterday at
the Astor House. .
Mrs Duresmont better known as Mrs Fanny
Wright recently arrived at st. Louis from Memphis.
She AZ on her way New York. She had IL Is said
iust liberated some three hundred slaves all her
property They bad resided on plantation near
Mem phls which she owns.