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. wena saipiaites ” £Le next paper showe 16 75 of this amous = —— dum, July 936, authorising ® aba} of @a Which were the worts, “ Mr. Coupertuw e D — the vouchers for this immediately. 1, unlep.” 64, A receipt, Sept. 20. 1838, for $250, from N. Biddle for the payment of a bill rendered by J. Quimby,“ for Spee agement at the disposition of N. 65. A receipt, Oct. 17,37, for $800, ®.” and tigned J.C. in pencil. The wit posed the first initicls were those of William Purvis. Mr. Brewster now ealied for the envelope of some ot ‘the foregoing , which was produced by the wit- ness It was eudorsed “credit bills receivable on N. Biddie’s signature. &>. $37,323 36, charge J.C, Cashier.” , Nec, Brewote!—"Weas that amount carried te the credit <of Bills Receivable? Witoess— presume it was, but eannot 6 ‘ively. 6. ‘A receife, April 17, 1839, for $250, trom ¢. ‘8. Boker to®. Mcllvain, marked“ ch. perm. exp. T. De 67. Anorder, March 27, 1837, is ese words—“ Mr. Patterson willconsider this bia warrant to pay $176,000, Signed J. Andrews, First Assistant Cashier.” On the — were the figures $176,000 and $10,000 added toge- ther. 63 A memorandum, April 6, 1837, of notes delivered toMr. Andrews, to wit. 10 $1,000 makes $10,000; 20 $20 prea car pe + on nue $400;—total $10,900. Marked J.A. First Ass Cashier, 60. A receipt, Oct: 181, 887; for $5000 fiom 3 Biddle bo e@ashier. At the lett hand upper corner “Se the letiore 3. B. of which the witness suid he did ‘not know the meaning. ane A receipt, Dec. 24, 1837, for $1500, from the same to “the same. 71. Another, Sept. 28, 1837,(or $3000, from the same to othe same. 72. Another, Sept 19, 1997, for $2000, from the same to the same. 72. Another, Oct. 31, 1837, for $1000, from the sameto ‘the Bank. 74. Another, November 4, 1837, for $9000, “ for eash to ~becha to N. Biddle,” The initials a ‘tem in ink on this paper, body of it being ig of Mr Andrew 75. Areceipt, October 27, 1837, for $6,356 25, from N. Biddle to the Cashier. 76. Anether, October 26, 1837, for $700, f:om the same “te the same. TT. Another, September 19, 1837, for $300, from the fame tothe same. Thisand the two procaine Fest ‘Were written by Mr. Andrews and signed by Mr. ‘ 78. A draft, dated Harrisburg, February 18, 1839, fer 93000 in favor of J. Walters, on Jackson, Riddle & Co., ‘and sigced by U. Robinson, Jr. This was accepted by Jackson, Riddle & Co., Feb 22, and endorsed “ pay Wn, D. Lewis or order, J. Walters.” It was enclosed in an eavelope marked “credit Jackson, Riddle & Co. with J.C. 8-cond Assistant Cashier, to be with . J. Andrews, other memoranda without interest.” The witness ctated that the letters J.C. stood for “ J. Cowperthwait” The envelope of the previous items of “ charges” was gow asked for, and produced by the witness. It was en- dersed * 2 ov memoranda of charges by N. Bid- dle, Prosident.” Mr, Brewster then ealled fer the envel- opeof the whole, which was preduced and is endorsed « June 25, 1888, $216,656 36. Credit bills receivable for the within expouses, and charge permanent expenses, J.C. Cashier.” The witness hy is endorsement cl . C. 79. A receipt, May 3, 1839, for $500to the Cashier b; *“T. Dunlap, President, for miscellaneous expenses. It is marked in pencil “$500 Quimby ”; 90. Memorandum oi charge without date for $4733 34. Credit J. R. Breadhead & Co, Endorsed J. “ please let D N. B. havecredit for $4733 34,” and signed Broadhead & Co. a. imili emorandum, May 17. 183%. “ Credit H. Henry’s acco T. Danlep, Pres.” $500 ,_ 82. A receipt, Feb. 18, 1889, for $7266 66, from the cash- der, by orderof N. Biddle. Signed J. C. cashier. 83. A receipt March 7, 1689, for $7500 from the Bank by N. Biddle. The words “charge miscellaneous ex- cn ce aa Biddle’s hand, and in pencil the name ef . Lewis. $4. A receipt. March 4, 1839, for $5000, from the Bank by N. Biddle for miscelian-ous expenses.” ‘6. A receipt, May 11, 1889. for $1008, from the cashier, by T. ue “ miscellaneous expenses.” The env of the above memoranda and receipts ‘was produced by the witness. It was dated Junc{26, 1830, sad receited the mounts of the papers and was ea- dorsed “ eg permanent expenses for President's or- ders, enclosed, J. C. cashier.” ‘The witness stated that the body of this endorsement was in his own handwriting, but he could not now say ~eertainly who ordered him .te make it. The signature, Be said, isin Mr Cowperth w ait’s owh hand writing. 06. A receipt, July 114 1839 for $12,075 80 from the Cashier by T. Dunlap, Pres. fer miscel. exp. This wa endo) ‘with the amount and date, and the letters D. B.,but the witness saii hedid not know exactly w! these letters meant. He theught they stood for Danie! N. Broadhead, and on being asked why they were not there, he said he did not Know, but supposed that the ‘amount went to Mr Broadhead’s accouat, on the beoks of Bank: He coald not tell whatthe credit was giv- re 87. A receipt, August 30, 1839, for $3,000, from the Cashier for miscellaneous expeus T. Dunlap, Pres- ident. This receipt, the witness a: was writtom by him, but the signature was Mr Dunlap’s own. 88. A receipt, Oct. 29, 1839, for $26,000 obtained from the Bank for miseellane ux purposes, by T. Dunlap, Pre- sident. This receipt was leo ia the haadwriting of the witness, butthe signature Mr Daulap’s. The witness he wrote itby Mc Dunlap’sorder, bat he does nat know what the money wasfor. He does not recollect Maving any conversation with Mr Duniep at the time shout h. Hethinks he drew (av moaey upon Mr Dua. order, but could not be certai his memory by referen: Recorder, Was that erter paid, and will the books of the Cashier show its ment ? Witness. Yes, sir! It was paid by the Teller, and barged to “permanent expences.” $A receipt, same date, fur $12,000, from the same, by the President, T. Dunlap, for the same pur} 90. A similar receipt, same date, for also signed ay T. Dunlap, as the others. The envelope of the six preceding receipts was pro- duced by the witness, It was endorsed with the tetal umount of receipts, $63,075 8), and an order to charge them te “permanent expenses.” 91. A paper, dated Dec. 27, 1939, endorsed “16,000 me- jum for a charge te permanent expenses,” aad J.C. Cashier. The witness said this was an en- velope. Mr. Brewster asked him what paper or papers itreierred te. He replied, to this, sir, producing the re- eeipt of T. Dunlap, President, of the same date, for the amountnamed. The body of the receipt, he stated, was written by him, but the sicnature was by Mr. Dunlap. y, 8%. A receipt dated May 26, 1840, for $15,700, given to A. Lardner, acting cashier, for sundry payments made dy him on orders ot R Price, G. Handy, and L. Lewis, a ‘special committee of the boardef directors, aad charged to permanent expenses |. A receipt of the same character, dated April 29, 1840, for $1000, paid to G W. South, by order of the eommittes. 04. A similar receipt for $59,300, dated April 20, 1840, paid ty A Lardner, on sundry orders of the committee. 9 Another receipt of the same character, for $22,700, dated April 23, 1849, for cash paid by Mr. Lardner, on or- he committee. , unless permitted to some accounts in Thomas Chambers, for from Harrisburg to Philadelphia, by or- ¢ was now produced by the witness, ses $92,600—vouchers A Lardner, Cashie 97. Apaper containing several items under date of January 30, 1839, for $26,500, chargeable to various ac- counts,and marked “pe: manent expenses,” with receipts from the President enclosed. To questions put by Mr Brewster, the witness an- at sw thatall these accounts were Jaid before the Board twice a week and examinud—thes inthe would show an increase trom ti book which ceutsius e detailed entry of the ee eounts which form this amount of $7,300. These re- were all inthe Teller’s drawer until the time of ti, Was no continge ders to put in wiscellanen te the same charge of permament expenses—the use of either term me: wine. i Power was given by the Board, in 1931, to the Presi dent to expend money. Don't recollect that any such order wosever given bythe present Bank. The Bank Keeps no receipt book. Its receipts are loose. I pre- sume the money was paid on all those orders. The mo- ey receipted for by Mr. Dunisp was pot received by Aim, but was passed to the credit of individuals in the Dank. One or tose individualsa Mr. Broadhead. The witness here «id he wished te refresh his memory be e answering ay further questions, by areference to the books of tie bink—whereupon Mr. Brewster moved the Court a joure tilt Mouday afiernoon, at four o'clock, in the Supreme Court Room, Mr. Capwentamen here requested to address the Court Defers aijourument. The Recorder having previously said {hat be was desireus of concluding the examination in adother sitti he did not mean to pursue fartherthos to 'y his own conscience as ‘@mountof bail he should hold the purties. Mr. C he wished to have the warrant—he wanted to know in what position the deft stoo!. He was fr to move fora habeas corpus appetred against Mr. Jiuden. ‘Low Recoaper aaswered that the defendants were drought into Cenrt by warrant—that they were s0 in- forme: by the officer—although he wrote them a note. That they were bound in recognizances to appear from day today, and he should require them to be im atten- dance. He briefly and hu riedly recapitulated the rise and progress of the inves igation, remarking at the same time that he ineant fearlessly to de hisduty in this, sroceels, as in every other case that was brought before im of alike Criminal charocter. [At these remarks there was quitea loud 4 monstration of popular feeling, which, however. the Recorder instently rebuked with much warmth, thres'ening to commit the first who should so offend again} A few words were then said phen Campbell ar! Mr. Brewster, for the wi ‘As yet no evidence had secution, he drew @ brie! jvinder from Mr. Cadwallader, Mr. Read and Mr. Mer! ull by way of explaining seme apprebensie; —\h 1 on acjourament teok place as ‘amnounced ‘That venerad coil man, upright Judge, and uni- wet Fespected citizen, Joseph Hopkin: the U. Divtc: t Court, departed t Whe. @eleck this mer ing, ater an indispo: Hittle more thana fortnight. The announcement two or three (2 5 sin unfortunately wae nt rema'ure. As a tokenef to bie the several onrts immediately adj urn- om the proper avnouncement of the fact. As! @ a in life, so he is lamented in death. sent ivtications, thought (stor present Mayo, J hn M Scott, Esq. wil be om or from sinong the varions jicants to he and lately so very ably filled post, made ya stand io favorable estima: Others think that the M: G tion sentiments will blast hopes at Washington A Isse man than Mr Bioney, Mr. Dallas, Mr Sar geant, or Mr C. J. Ingersoll, many co.tend shonid not be called to a seat ly se highly distinguish- ed as was that vacated by the death of Jud: kineon. Let the President now do hi honor. The bus in Stocks to-day was very light, at priees much as yesterd: ‘cept in Reading Rail Road, whieh je anether fall of $2 per share. Sorream Court or re Usrrep Srates.—Friday, Jan, 14 —No. 37. Josepht Swill, vs. George w Tysen. This oxen meno 2 ae oar on printed argument by Mr Fessenden, for the plaintiff, and by Mr. Dana, in behalf of the defendant No. 6. Merritt Martin et. al peel in errer, vs. Lessee ef Wm. C. H Waddell. The argument of this canse was commenced by Gen. Wall for paintiffs in error. Adjournea "il to-morrow, 11 e’clock, A. M. AProwrmerT gy THe PResipxnt.—Leenard Be- ment, aor Postmasier at Lewiston in the State nana [Correspondence of the Herald. | Osweco, Jam, 8, 1842. New Year's Day—Ladies—Navigation. Fairnp Besnert— Our New Year was ushered into existence with one of the love of days, and with everything that eould add to the gaie.y and merriment of the season, and we would that we could inuuce him to remain as agreeable a visitor as on his arrival, when he exhibited himself as a pleasure-loving gen- tleman. ‘The birth of a New Year is noticed here with the ringing bells without, and the merry belles within, which add to Degreass joy of the day. - Our laughing nymphs and bright eyed girls who, triw phiog in their beauty, and whose hearts are ali to each ion, never appeared happier or d seemed to say, “* ‘Now, all ys nt, and this day make choice of afriend.” I wii ou could for one moment loek upon those angelic forms and ‘‘dear things of life an ht,”” who areso fascinating and deserv- ing the estimation ol every admirer of the female— sex worthy of the wership due to household gods. Among the most prominent are the charming and lively Miss H—’s, who are admired for their beauty; also-the Miss S—'s, for their lier- ary accomplishments, and H—, wh led, and wh ’ whose influence evlivens and adorns the circle in which she mo: Iso the graceful and interesting Mies —, wh June is to be united in the bonds of matrimony. Then, the young M '——l, a very pretty girl, whose disposition I will leave for Thalia to pourtray. The sesson for navigation is over, and the brigh- waters of our lake covered with fields of ice, that were bearing but yesterday, upon its bosem, mes- sengers with white pinions. Th ie are now fas- tened to the wharves, with spars and rigging naked, to endure as they may the piereing « its of old Boreas, Yours, &c. RBA. Four Days Laver raom Pexnamnuco.—We have received advices to the 14th ult’ There appears to be no news of consequence. A new President had been apppointed which gave great satisfaction. Tue Fravpeis tne Eaotr Banx—Ararst oF Hanay B. Opt ane, anp Raven TwomPson.—The Grand J for the County of Suffolk, which is now im session, have found several bills of indict- ment inst Heury B. Odiorue, late teller of the Engle ik, for embezzling and stealing money from that and against Ralph Thomp- son, and George F. Cook, brokers, for receiving money from Mr. Odiorne, knowing it to be stolen. Yesterday morning, Mr. Thompson was arrested and taken befere the Municipal Court. Only one indictment was presented me sthim. It charges the receiving of $4,500 of Henry B. Odiorne, on the 4th of February, 1811, to be stolen He was required to find sureties the of for pearance, from day te day, fortrial, and for want thereof was committed to jaii. Officers were despetcbed to New York, by the ears, yesterday aiternoon, to arrest Mr. Cook, who is believed to be in that city—and they no doubt possess sech knowledge of his whereabot w they will secure him direotly. Mr. Odiorne has delivered himself up to the Court under an arrange- ment whieh will secure his attendance at any mo- ment.—Boston Mail. Desratcues Fon Mexico.—The Fayetteville North Carolinian of Saturday, says:—* Mr. Dun- can K MacRae, of this town, has appointed by the President, bearer of despatches to the Am rican Minister at Mexico, containiug instructions, &e., in rejation to the American prisoners taken at Santa Fe by the Mexieans. Axoturr Dearm in Fronipa.—The St. Augus- tine News of the 8th i nounces the death of Major D. Wilcox, 5th infantry, at Pilatka, on the 3d. He was about 50 years of age—a native of Con- neeticut—and entered the army in 1812. Avyornen Inpiax Munper.—A letter dated Fort Smi Dec. 12, states that the body ofa soldier named F. Kiopp, of Company E,, 4th Infantry, was found suspended to a tree ina se- cluded spot, near the military road, between that place and Fort Gibs: The suppesition is that he was huug by the Indian: Frre at Geran Bay —The three story block in Green Bay, owned by D. Whitney, and occu- ied by White and Driggs, D. Butler and W. D Gotbars, merchants, was burned down on the 24th of Dec. Loss $6,000. Fire in Noawicu.—We learn that a large car- riage manufactory and a tannery, in Norwich, were destroyed by fire about eleven o’clock on Wednesday night Fine ar Pirtsrierp, (Mass.)—On Tuesda: night, one of the buil known as the shire Gymnasium was destroyed by fire. It was only used for schoo! reoms, and its loss will not interfere with the rezular course of the Rev. Mr. H. Tyler’s Young Ladies’ Institute. The building was fully insu Sreamsuip Cotumsia, from Bosten, arrived at Halifax oa the morning of the 3d instant, and sail- ed at 4P. M.,, for Liverpool, with seven additional Passengers, among them the Mayor of Mali ax, who oes out in bebalt of the city councils, to congratu- fite the Queen of England upon the birth of an heir to the throne Sinwexs vs. Satwts —Onut of a populati of 17,000,000 people in the United States, about 2,500,000 only are professing Christians.; Costinven Rise or tHe Onto —The Ohio continued to rise at Cincinnati on the 9th inst., and had reached fifteen feet. Late Arnivat —Steamer Otter succeeded in reaching Bloomington, Iowa, on the 24h ult , from alever known on the Up- Seamen.—By a report recently submitted by the Secretary of State to the House of Represen- tatives, it appears that the whole number of sea- red at the several shipping ports in the between the Ist Oct 1840, and 30th Sept. 1841, is 10,068 Of these, 1,026 were regis- tered Maine; New Hampshire, 93; Massachu- setts, 4,031; Rhode Island, 246; Connecticut, 104; New York, 1,815; Pennsylvania, 706; Maryland 333; trict of Columbia, 103; Vir; 5 213, North Carolina, 75; Lo 338; Flerida, 30. Tr eople are apt, very apy to consider a slight col i Fr no consequence -the custom of many 1s to neglect apply ing any remedy unti the disease is fixed upon the lungs, or a fever ensues ; then, perhaps, one or two best tea chowders or a plenti ful supply of other stuffing, it being @ maxin that," stuff # cold,” is a true one ; the patient consequently finde no relief whatever; and, asa last resource, i# indueed to try Peases’ Compound Horehound Candy, and is speedily cured, and this is the only true remedy. Ase proof of its consequence, witness the abortive efforts of hundreds who are trying to introduce imitation into the market, which are all worse than wo! . As we said before, Peases’ Horehoun4 Candy is the only true remedy : sold at 45 Division street, New York ; 9 State street, Boston ; 87 Dock street, Philadelphia ; 110 Baltimore street, Balti- more. 3 OG Consemrrros.—In the annual report of deaths in the city of Providence, we find there were six hundred and forty seven deaths during the past year Luding forty-four stillborn, an.) what to us a irs remarkable, is thatthere were one hundred and ninety-eight who died of consumption ; beta more than one third of the whole number, excluding the forty mentioned above.— It serms strange to us thatso many people die of con. sumption when there is a remedy for it—manyaone has been saved by Sherman’s Cough Lozenges. The Rev. Mr. Anthony, of Oneida, andthe Rev. Mr. Streeter, of Boston, have been saved {com an untimely grave by them. T! y, are sold at the Warehouse 166 Nissau street, and by agents 110 ant 973 Broadway—77 East Broadway, 183 Bowery; 8 State street, Boston, and 29 South Third street, Puiledelphia. m4 Mvsicat Pantizs at tur Rarxnow, 49 Howerd straet-—The proprictor of the above House having en caged several well known professional singers,has com: menced giving Musical Parties, vocal and instrumental in the style of the “Shades,”of this city. The Concerta will take place every Tuesday evening d tor commence at 80’clock and conclu ring the wins at li. Pabilc Mecting against the ‘resent Bank. OG The citizens of New York, who ere in favor of Protecting the le cal rights of creditors, and opposed to any Bankrupt Law that does not include Bawas and oth- er trading corporations, are invited to meet at the Mer- chentes’ Exchange,on Tuesday next, the 18th inst.at two o'clock P. M. RICHARDS, KINGSLAND § CO CHRISTOPHER WOLFF, i PHELPS, DODGE ¢ CO HARPER ¢ BROTHER COLLINS, KEESE ¢ CO JOHN W LEAVITT, JOHN R WILLIS, ROBERT HYSLUP § SON, FIELD, THOMPSON ¢ CO CLARK, WEYMAN, ¢ CO iN, JAMES ¢ GEORGE BROOKS ¢ CO CHARLES M LEUPP, JONATHAN THORNE § CO YOUNG § SCHULTZ, GILMAM, 8MULL 4 Co, NATHAN GILMAN, V. EVERIT ¢ CO, HENRY PARISH, GREENWAY. HENRY ¢ CO, SHELDEN, PHELPS & CO, WILLIS & BROTHERS, SPOFFORD & TILESTON, SPEAR & PATTEN, A W SPIES & CO, WOLFE & BISHOP, ENGOLDSBY & BOISBBAU, CORNELIUS V § ROOSEVELT, JOHN J CISCO & CO, PIERCE, MABBITT & ALLEN, COOKE & SHARPE, GEORGE F BRAGG, JOHN P YELVERUON, of the firm of John Steward & Co, JOHN VAN NEST, DIBBLE, PRAY & CO, WEST, OLLIVER & CO, CORNELL. BROTHERS, J W FARQUHAR, of the firm of Shepherd & Uae ag VAN ARSDAL, CAULDWELL & WARWOCK, RICHARDS, BASSETT & ABORN, ITH & CO, MONDS, HENRY A HEISER, of the firm of Chambers, Johnes, Heiser & Co, J & L COVERT, VAN DUSEN & BERGEN, LEWIS & HANFORD, BARKER & CARMAN, DAVID BANKS, JOHN BOWIE, SPIES, CHRIST & CO, RIED, SCHERMERHORN & CO, POLLEN & COLGATE, GEORGE F COO EGLESTON & BALTELL, JOHN T DOLAN & 8ON, E K COLLINS, BENJ RICHARDS, WOOD, JOHNSTON, & LURRITT, ABM R VAN NEST, 8 8 & W WooD, PBRKINS & HOPKINS, WILLIAM WHITLOCK, JUN, P J FARNHAM, & CO, BENJ H FIELD, PARIS & FAYERS, CHARLES A JACKSON, JOHN T MOORE, of firmof C W& J F Moore, BL WOOLLEY & Co, MOSES TAYLOR, BB WooD, EDWARD G FAILE & CO. JAMES McCALL & CO. AUGUSTUS WHITLOC! JOHN F. SMITH & CO. GILBERT DAVIS, PLATT & BROTHERS, BUTLER & BARKER, P & H VAN NEST, WHITE & BARNES, W F CROOK & CO. STEPHEN CONOVER, ABBEY & FREEMAN, EP & HHEYER, ROBERT MoUOSKRY, WILLIAM WHITEWRIGHT, JACOB LITTLE & CO. YOUNG, SMITH & CO FELLOWS. WADSWORTH & CO, J & J F TRICP DAVID M PRALL, ISAAC 8 JAQUES, ENO & PHELPS, MOORE & BAKER, ELY HART & CO BINNS, HALSTED & CO, WATT & ROSENCRANTZ, SUYDAM, SAGE & CO, RALPH, MEAD & CO, ISAAC STORM ¢ CO, SMITH, MILLS § CO, HENRY WARNING & SON, HENRY WYCKOFF & CO, E § J HERRICK, PH WHTITUS, CHARLES WARDELL & CO. DORR & ALLEN, A&S. SOLLAUTA- IRA SMITH & CO. MARSH & COMPTON. ROBERTSON EATON & CO. JONAS CONKLING, PECK & BLOODGOOD, U F CARPENTER & Co, WILLIAM CROMWELL, J 8 & A UNDERHILL, TROWBRIDGE & NICOLL, F & N DONNELLY, LORD & TAYLOR, L & V KIRBY & CO, DOREMUS, SUYDAM & NIXON, COOKE, ANTHONY & MAHONEY, BEACH & Mc WILLIAMS, THOS CROMWELL, ROCKWOOD & STEPHENSON, SMITH & LAWRE BISBY & MORLEY, HAYNES LORD, of firm of Lord, Stebbins 4 Co. AKINTZING POST, JOHN F STAGG. of” firmof B Stagg 4 Co, JACKSON, BEUEL & CO, EDWARD COOK & CO, ROBT WARDELL, RICHARD PATRICK & CO, s ISAAC SMITH & CO, ‘WM FELT. of firmot David Felt & Co. LYON & STONE, ‘WM MEAD & CO, ALEXANDRIA MCKENZIE, of firm of Walker & McKenxie. A LAURIE, WRIGHT, BRUCE & CO. N F HUBBARD, E BURCHARD & CO, SACKECT & BROTHERS, ROBT HICKS & SONS, WM H HOOFLE EA&GWCORLIES, SIDNEY MASON, CUMINS, COLLINS & SEAMAN, EDWIN CLARK. CORLIES. STANTON & BARNES, NEWBOLD & CRUFT, FRANKLIN. HABRIS & MOTT, SPOFFORD & TILESTON, SPEAR & PATTE F MELEY. Jn & C GERRIT SMITH, THOS CROWE, CROSBY & CO- F_DUNCAN AIME MATHEY, BERTHRUD & WUILLE F A LOSHE SOUTEYRAN & PERRET, A MAYER. MONKY MARKEE’ Saturday, Jan, 15-6 P. M. The sales at the stock board have beem moderate to- day, and prices have generally given way. Illinois Sixes fell 1 percent; Indiana Fives, 1}; Delaware and Hudson rose 1 per cent, and after the board, sales were made at 90,cash; Harlem, }. Sales of New York State Five-and a-Half per cent stock were made at 74; State Sixes, 1842, 964; 1962, 78. Bills on Philadelp! 5} a 5h; Baltimore, 6. At Boston, yesterday, the Grand Jury found bills against Ralph Thompson, broker, and H. B. Odiorne, teller of the Eagle Bauk, who were arrested and bronght into court—Odiorne for embezzling $4,600 of the Eagle Bank, and Thompson for receiving it, knowing itto have been embezzled, t The following are the items of the debt of the city o Cincinnati, Ohio, January, 1842:— Deet of Crvcinma Due the Bank ef the U land, of Philadelphia, delphia, $20.00. These a i reaceds were appliel chiefly to the building of school Onno, 1842. jouses, KC. $240,000 Bonds for stock in the White Water Canal Co. 400.000 Bonds for stoek in the Little Miami Railroad Co. 180,000 Bonda due above, e00 Bonda for Water Works, 300,000 $1,140,000 The ship Morrison, from Canton, with teas to Talbot, Olyphant & Co,, 1s ashore off Egg Harbor. She is said to be insured for $200,000 in this city, and $80,000 in Lon. don, as follows:— Mutual Sufety Atlantic In London. . There are advertised for sale at the Merchants’ Ex on Monday, at twelve o’cleek, for account of au insolvent estate, one hundred and thirty thousand dol: lara in bonds of the State of lilinols, There is but little done in foreign bills for the packe's in the absence of the steamers. The rates are as luiiow The following is a comparative statement of the af fairs of the Farmers and Planters’ Bank of Baltimore :— Starement of tHe Fanmens ano Prantens’ Banx or Bartim Jan 194. Jan Increase. Decrease 600,425 ~- + - 31 096 - ~ 18,529 - TL. 663 = 27,205 198 969 - 29,163 163 810 = 20,936 1,080,092 779,426 Las ~ 13.060 22,400 - 15 - ks, 126.107 - $4,062 515 — 224L 105.163 6,695 - a aaa? 7 1,060,092 It is to be hoped, thet the institutions of Maryland will be obliged soon to pay their debts, aed redeem their honor. This institution does not display that reduction im business, which the times require. The following is a statement of the affairs of three Ohio Banks forcorresponding periods Statement oy THase On Bank of Clev:land, 44408 ‘Wooster, 381.600 Massillon, 240,608 1,036,900 Cire. Bank of Person. Bi ad bs ‘ouster, 731 ~ Masaillon, 91,435 580,709 155,113 Thesejeggregates, to recapitulate, show the following result :— 1841. 1842. Increase. Decrease. Leans, 871 Sal 029 rs aa 78.221 - 18,288 Circulatien, 462 res 5.247 Deposites, 216,532 61,419 These Banks have, it appears, kept up their inflation throughoutthe year. The result is seen in the increased depreciation of exchange and the untoward state of the Of property on which tell is charged by weight, there were cleared at Uleveland, by way of the canal, during the past yea 1839. 1840. 1841. Lbs, 64,342,361 42,772,233 44,017 480 The following were the principal articles of property that were cleared at Cleveland, by way of the canal, du- ring the years 1839, 1840 and 1841 :— Articles, 1839, Salt, bbls. Lake Fi a Merchandise, Ibs aerate e ‘peum, 4 1,770,016 1,614,097 Lumber, feet, 1,255,666 1naa'369 Shingles, M. 2,580 2,591 Mail'Stones. pre. at 31 The receipts at the canal show the produce of the State sentjforward forfsale. The clearances indicate the goods sent in return to the interior for consumption. 1839 was ayear of expansion, consequently the exports of produce were small and the imports of merchandice large, which resulted in suspension. In 1940 the banks prepared for the temporary resumption that took place in 1941; the result was large exports and diminished imports. During the past year the suspended banks, as the above table indicates, kept thecurrency full, andthe result has been diminished exports and increased im- ports, with extended discredit and depreciation of the local currency. It is not very probable that the people will submit to the oppression of suspended bank rule much longer, nor can the banks exist under the opera. tion of the Bankrupt Law; on the uniform basis of the tional currency these violent fluctuations inthe 100 shares /'uliom Bank 100 25 State Bank 73 4 Reskas Com. (full) 78 10 do or 25 Farmers’ Loan 86m 93 1000 20 do 6 008 300 N.O Gas Company 75 1000 10 Mauhatian GasCo” 92 “504 Fy Aut ri & 8; Wie uburu & Syracuse 98 4000 25 Caxton Lo 18. 40 50 do 18h do 615 a 60 do anw 18. do #15 201 100 = do 260 17) do 18 do bs 18 50 Del & Hudson 18 2 do 56 1% = do 8) 23 do St 330. do 38 50 do els 8 60 do #3 87) 50 do 8t 250 do 160 87) 150 do bow 8 50 do 830 87] 60 do 8} 50 do £30 B74 100 do st 2% = do $30 864 300 do baw 8} 100 do a6 58 100 do 8} 150 do £60 87 150 Lorg Islaud RR se. do #6 58 ‘do b6> 20 do Mechanica Bavk = 67 25 Stonington 50 Phenix Bauk ™ Second Boord, 100 Harlem Railroad #30 9 10 Dil & Hud béo 91 150 do #9 9 150 do 030 OF de nw of 10. do 60 #2 bo do 63 9) 50 do [15 894 ” do Philadelphia Cattle Market. Farpar, Jan. 14, 1842.—Sales of Cattle for the Week.— incipally from The bulk of $7. , ® $3 per head—on the Delaware, by live weight, 3} a 4 centa per Ib. 200 Hogs, sales $4500 $475. 270 Sheep, sales at from $1,75 to $3—extra $3,50. There is very little difference in price or in the de mand for cattle this week, over last wee ales. Foreiyn Markets, Kinastex, (Jam ) Dec, 20.—Flour, $8 a $8 50, and Meal $275 per bbl, and the market heavily ‘toc Rice $5 per 100 lbs., in full supply. Pilot Bread $4 56 per bbI- do ; Navy do. $4 do do ; Crackers $4 50 do do ; Corn $1 per bushel do ; Lard, 10c. heavy. Pork, prime, $16 per bbl, likely to advonce. Hams 12¢, duil. Tobac co, gg eo and cark, $6 r 18, wan do, plug, $15, sull. Lumber, white, $21 per M,, unsaleable; do Pi $25, jo do ; Staves, red oak, $35 and $42, ab white oak $61 do; Shingles, cypress, $10, saleabl do. Cedar. market overstocked. Persamevco, Dee, 14—The only arrival from the Uni- ted States, since my luatto you, is the scr. Gen. Warren, on the 11th inst, with flour, ke. ra Manayunk Flour is retailing at 184000, Others articles of import without alteration. Sugars sra abundang, and selling a’ 24000 to bs for whites. Hidesin demade at 130 rs. per lb, Ex nge,30d. Dollars, 1600 aud 1640. Married. At Brooklyn, on the [ath inst, by the Rev Dr Dwight Mr. E: P. Noree,of New York, to Miss Anne Invert ore, on the 12th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Wyatt, Memrpitu. to Miss Louiza Jounsow, third Johnson, Eq ity, Mississipp!, en 224 ult., Eowane McGnee, Jr. to Aun Bernnty, daughter of the late Gee. Weshington Carter, and grand-niece of General Wash- Died, On the 14th inst., Mr. Jonn Crank, aged 31 years. Funeral this efternoom, at 3{ o’elock, from No. 243 Canal street. yrnite 4th inst., Socomos Hut, in the 80th year of ith ii and on the 14th, children of Capt. J. fever On Saturday morning, 16th inst., at her residence, 203 Front street, Brooklyn, after a short and severe illness, 4, wife of William Worts, formerly ed 39 years and 2 months Passengers Sailed ship Stephen Wh tney—J 8 Timmins, rr L, Moi Lavra Eutex, aged 1 and 4 months, and 7 months, oth of scarlet Domestic Importation ApavacuicovaBr g Ann Eliz.—100 bales cotton J SB: & co— 42 RW Kelle Maitland & co—9 Howland & ‘wali—170 P Beckwith—60J H Halford—49 do 34 hides 1 bal s Demiil & Cooper. ~ MARITIME HERALD. 9 8 eee G8 * Departure of the Atiantie Steamers. PRow LIVPREOOL now poston —————— ‘To Masters of Vessels, Commanders of veswels will confer a favor by having « lint of their cargoes, prasengers, aud @ report of vessels left at ihe pors whence they eailes, <n the vecseis ayehus oo. “s Bassett, of our ther of news will board. them immedistely > their fbi Si in, do Gratee, Wiederht. Havre. © Bolton, F ‘‘ y oagee Lone: lw jeans, Neteon. bertina.( itgou, Rotterdam, Boorm'n, Jol : woor Barbadoes and a" Wm Cummi tady Funti m1 Clem: Vincents anda market, H eady Rhino, (B Hees ahs i Lo chicula, Post Pare 4 Mi Phiarae ‘ rf Kellogg, Wi hamston, NC; Chis E Thorn, smith, Wi Kaas Re Thorn, Bennett, Phitadelphia; J'W Kempton, i Arrived. Bark Syrian, Cann, 10 days from Sydaey, CB, with 400 tons eal to master. toe Ain feliza. Eldridge, from Apalachicola, Jan 3, cotton, 0. Brig Manhattan, Doane, 13 di alachicola, toe B pathattan Doane, 13 days from Apalachicola, cottom Bchr Protector, Lake, 3 days from Virginia, with oysters, to master. f Sehr American, 3 days from Virgini master. ue Sloop Francis, Cottrell, 3 days from Virginia, oysters, to the master. 7 Salled, Ships Stephen Whituey, Thomyson, Liverpool; Celia, Sa- vannah, and others, Goneral Record, New Burris sip Donciesten, Cooper, sailed from Pic tou NS. 27th ult. tor London, and went ashore. with a branch pilot on board, same night at Cape Jack, »t the entrance to the Gut of Canso; mapponed total wreck. She » ascondemu- ed, and all her materiale w sto be sold alee, she was owned yy Mr Isiah, of Antigonish. Vessel, ¢ yale) and freight ineuredin London. aie! . with oysters, to the A Spoken, David Atkins, 6 Jaye fm Toston for Nerfolk, Jan 12, Chines- ‘Shoal NNW. jing, frum Savannah for Boston, no date, off Great Egg Fore! Hatirax, Jan 3~Arr Columbia, (+) Judkins, from Boston, hours. (aud sailed at 4p m, with 7 additional passengers); Que bec Packet, Savanah; Irenc, Philadelphia, Care Havtien, Jan 1—Sid Lochiel, Boston. No Am vessel Pravannuco, Dec 18—Inport, Col Howard, fm Balfimars for Rio, 10 ds; Navarre, fm end for Fhiladelphia: soon: Gen War- Jo 20th; Lucy, from und for Boston, Jan 10; Alfred Tyler, jchmond, just arr. If. Nov 5—In port, Kremlin, Blaney, fm Bremen for United States Portes. Barn, Jan 10—Arr Charles, Sylvester, NYork, Cid 5th, C Th Cube. 5 LAND, Jan 13—No arrival or cl . Cd 12h. Dun- ba. Sid Ellen, Jupiter, Nancy W Stevens, Oybele Ee nin, Watson, and President. ape Guovcssten, Jan 18—Arr Stag, kuviaam, River Gambia—all hands ag. eick. a eoTpN gan ite Arr Choe:aw, Balti Emerald, Hodg- SaLem, Jan 13—Arr Hamilton, imor ies "hd term y, (aews of Wells. 148 tons) D Lewin, (sow of Cokemse, Wty tomo) Sakae tee eres be yt Hope, Bartlett, NYork rr Hope, Bartlett, NYor! + Kenduskeag, Bangor, wi : ort the abo Gournes of thks port for W fa: dies, wi nei ready. Hoists hove, Jap 1i—Arr last nightand eld this morning, Abbott Lawrence. Meeker, Boston for NYork. Arr 12th, Dro- SC for NBedford, with loss of ¢; Alnomak, Thomaston tor Nor i Tamale Angora, Africa, Sept 13. Rio de Janeiro Nov 14, for jem. Sid Ro town. 19 p> Jas Otis ind dence, Exchunge, wad Alnoten. Tt bos hoe calm here. w . ee reg nek, crags th ast k ROVIDENCE, Jan rs »N . Cl i Dhe Mobite..'sld Gzopec, do; flokomsk. “Ajaiechicoke tea guchored off Pawtuxet;Paleatine, Swatuboro ork. Paitapezritta, Jun 15—Arr Osceola, Rio; Ar bado: Orion, NYork; Bourne, Leghorn; Oralloos en, St Domingo. Cid Elizsbeth Maria, Rotterdam, paut Jan 13—Cld Leonidas, Rio and a mkt; Re: JaLTimons, Jan 13—Cld Leonidas, Rio ani t; Restau- raciun, do do, via Havana; Abs, (new) Galveston. id Atlan: tic, Barbadoes. fm the Clyde. Cid Epaartowx, Jan 9. Hole, for Plymouth; n Savavnan. Jan 10—Below, Coronation, St Heieur, W indies; Leonidas, Havana. PORTUGUESE. FEMALE PILLS. THESE, fur-tamed auo elebrated pills, from Portugal, are we perceive, to be obtained in thie country fet adver. ime tiserment_om the'last coluinuof fourth page. AE REGULAR NOMINATION OF 4 TANnie LIBRARY AasOCIATION TE so For President. WILLIAM CUTTER with Bunk of Commerce. Gsident. ice rt HORATIO.N. OTIS, with Silas Brown & Co. : Correspoudiug Secretary. CHARLES MeDOUGALL, with Gould, Germond & Co. eco.ding Secretary. ISAAC H. BAILEY, wath Charles M. Leupp. ecasurer, SAMUEL K. SATTERLEH, with Ketcham, Rogers and Bemien Silvanus Miller, je with Wiley te Put je, with Wile H Henry G, Griff, "| JH Albers ke rom, Clark L, Sharpateen, “ James Paton & Co. Henry G. Scudder,“ — Kerehow & Knapp, itliain Charles M. Whe: Sammee at ict ites 8, A ORIRE LR th jira JAMES GRAHAM, Secretary ERCAN Le LIBRAR Tat CiaL Mv a Goan ficken : ASSUCIATION SO0CIAl Pres dent. A. H. POSTLE Wleut. varie other Jouathan, OF Fes | ry tary. a RVC Brith Wold. cording Secretary . E. H GRANDIN, with Urine & Co. “Treasurer. ©. R. GRANDIN, with Plaset. Directors ©; BB. Betts, Luray Wall or oe ©. T. W. Lockwood, Smith, Turkey & C R Union Foram WH J Brown, Heiffer & Co. i Brooklyn “ilot. L. Harlem Railroad. J. Nonesuch & Co, BROWNSONS LECTURES ON CiVI Clinton Hall Quarterly Revi Givilization, t Influence of Rehgion git, hind Leetne Influence of jon and Political ma. Fourth in Ci layed, and is MO * DAY 0 NESDAV E: The time rnd pince af the ’ 4 wil! be anusunced at the close of the Sece: Tickers for the Course 50cenia to be had at Nk it W. Hayward’. 89 Di ings of Lecture. Single Tickets 1 C ja GRAND walt Ar MWANT HALL, on_ Frida; Jao, 28h, 184%, for the benefit of Mr. JOHN ASH: WELL, who was one of the survivors of the steamer fitecs foundered on tne 23th of November, 1841, off ( ape alte rage Mr Varker kindly volunteers his services, for the oceanion; also Mr, Llewelyn Uewely:, the celevraced Welsh Harper. ‘The Committee piedge themselves that m shall be want: ing to render the evening attractive and agreeable 1 ackets tw br had at the bar, and 19 Catharine street. TING | ARBINES—Florida a Key, Nov 25, 184\—With the trial thus for, the carbines heve succreded to my #alisfac jon, etter being loaved for twenty days in boat service, exposed to altkiuds of weather, not one of them failed to explode when tried. Keaspectfully, &e. JOHN McLAUGHLIN, Lwut. Com. Expedition. y Hotel, N. York 0 it now well understood how wuch di id dep: nd for their cure upou a due atten- Mr. Samuel Colt, € now understood how valuable ia that ‘emiove mor weakenivg the bodily powers is a reciprocal influence between the mind ani the bod is now understood that purging with te Brandre(h Pilla remov inwani melancholy, aud eveu insanity is cured dy perse- ng them. [tis now understoed how much dome: poinese depends upou the healthy condition of the diges- rans. ow well known that the Brandreth Pilg have enred ida of hopeless and helpless persons even when the first physrciané had prouounced them veyond all human means of ik is. itis ow not only well Koows thet the Brandreth Pills do cure, bul tt vs also. well understood how they eure; that is by their purifying effect on the blood that they restore bey el to heal m-dicine is becoming more and more ma- nended daily trom (amily to family, ‘The im an almost impe-erptible manner all 4. amd perity and tovigorate the blood, effects are not counterbslanced by any incon: Fenienee; being composed entuely of vegetables, they do not them to danger; ond their effects a a fancy, youth. Cerinieal and delieate circumatanc t the animal functions, but restore their order and establish their health, Sold a: Dr, BRANDRETH’S Cflice, 241 Broad eeu Murray street and Park place, at 25 cents per be full directions offic New York, 186 Hudson street. 976 Bowery. reet, Observe that the labels on each box contaty 5063 le t Brooklyn, 174 WE. Varker. Observe that the labels on each box tain 5063 letters, ii SPIO AVANA—-MRS. WEST'S BOARDING HOUSE removes to the Calle San Pedro, No.1" enfrente dela) chini.” By thie latter direction the building i# known to all men, coxchmin, porters Ke, as one of she most consp nts of thy '. "The Setensive alterat;one and repaira upon this house b been completed. Mra, W. has the et i Hi an estab ishment ‘of the bind ever be or a te directly upen the Bay, and commands an f the entire harbor, with the adjaceut country, ul of offering to in A passport from, or yen arrival. i# taken nent House, where. in emit to land with bagg ge, &e. hy face ra ior Havana mist ob! ai “ By che ordi of ere 0 ere with Sie preceet hy come rexideut of the Pertovs desirous of ging. 0 Mira. W. lease mind that this service Will be promptly rendered them Clerk whe ¥ Li vessels With possengers, ax son Wy enter the harbor. fem, 1016.25, o%eodém _ he Aunwil Caledonia B. roadway. on Friday evening thea ropriate national style. ‘The orehe | comprise one of the most numerous bands in the city selected 10 play the mat.onal airs Leader of the Orcheatra- teens Conductor of the bail: an wo bag-yipera will promenaie the room play ing uations! evoue to the balls ‘ekhbs v of gentler em with their partrers, in Highland eos iflopentthe ball with & reel . kets $2 euch, which, aconmps willadmita man and two Judie i Music Store, 201 Broadway; of ‘vehe ta ad at Atwil Samuel MeCoskry, 0.98 Maiden lane, and of tue Secretary, Alexander MeKeusie No 72 Williem Carriages will set own their ov heads facing towards Canal street ed with lodies’ tickets any with the horem tuke up in ceversed or- are op-n at 7, and the bali to ecmmence at |alf pow ® N. B—Thee ge (lemen inn dresses for the ball, will be aus) Call ms Merebaut Tabor, \o. 6 Cour thay D ’ UNGUKG Ni MONEY, of ail hie J beet market rates. nidediabl fir ate ONMets “s purch we fis je be, Doldyof all Kis, purehivwed non for sale bes ge i18 92 Wall it27 41% Bron deny Amecomepts, eee eR Pe ary MONDAY EVENING Jom, (7—The performance will com- ney Wnemce THE SUSPi loUs AUS! ‘Abbott | Fraakly ee Wheatley tleinwg Mise Cushman Ht Jalen de Xeres. by Mins Turnbull To eanetnde now F¢@ off MY WIFE'S DENTIST. HATAAM THEATRE, MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 17—The a ES com we GUY FAWKDS, . Mr havens, 7" # Cateaby, + ad ivana Radeliffe,’ Mis. Thorve. Afver wich “ THE VERMONTER Zephariah Twang, Mi P i Tat oe Pevesul | Lamb, Herbert, iter which, MAGTIE an Mr. St ted Ss MAID. Aupetic, Mea. Thorn 10) POUND NO Billy Black, Mr. Hill, Mus Fe Harriet Arlington, Mie epeny © Meatayer, teraz, "8 OLY. THEATER, MONDAY EVERING tee oT ae will eoc:- mence with ¥ CONCLUSION, stg Parte, Nickinson, mipe ie Lieut Morton, cheno Anton Cliogle, Gerale, Mr. Kirby. A HA’ Abbe Le Bori, Ho Lady Starcrington, Mra Wales, 4 ¥it Toe, Cromunics Mitchel i La Me Timm Ram Ruati, Mere HAPPY. ‘Mr. Barnett. Admission—Dress c (Mp centa, Private pores $e Doors open athalf mast six, leton. 'Dper boxes Mcents. Pit nin vines at seven, with The Mlectammmente: will inet bh ba J ARABS E DE: Comte Song, by Mr. Nate g oY DESERT. ueipal t Ho. D Spanuh ‘Tranen, by Me'Detehie? Master Aymor, The Flying udvan, by Mr, Gardner. Corde klastive, by’ Master Sinith, Mes Salta! Krave by the wile Company. Mr. fo Gy mnasia and Pyram ie ‘Rivers Fameioet”® by the itivers Farmi —s teen winucenn?* Fea Europe, Mre Willams," e Mrs rs. we Song by Mr. Nathave: hi areal ti Undtan Pooy wil o through hia performance. Mr. Rivers will appear Dash and Dare Act by J, line Mr. Sweeney will og and play on oe act entitled St. Swi crnte. ing to the Zoological Instrtute, the holidays atramee it, iS n 25 cr nts, ADIAN CIRCUS (oder Mea, bere etn er the direc f Mr. 8. WC! MONDAY EVENING Jan Urthe pertrm enes will ounmence wit! WALTZ AND ST4R 5 Postufthg and Gymnastics, exhi te ot of graceful Gymnastic Feut A Grand Set-To, bet , : y John Alden’ will seg ae eee tad J. Woodbo't. Eaveatrna Hen iy ty oe tay al omic y i A Graceful Alem von o Horses; WY Mra’ Gatlin and Ground aod Lofty Tumbling bein Com ‘The second part wiil commence, Herculean Feats en Turks Fejpeipal Act by Mes. Gullin. the Two Herve Act. mp, by te Bgtst° ‘crub Treasu 'y Speech, by Mr. T.G. Jim-Along-Josey, 2 OF i wefan, foe glean by Mee. Rey ‘he whole to conclude with able A fterpiece called Doore oped HE COBBLER DAUGHTER’ at 72 Boxes 60 cor tas pugs Ceuta Performance te commence CoAMERICAN RUBRUM, ‘orner ire Manegered Dieter oe oe fe ee SATURDAY EVEN NG. Jai ise Ou which occasion Mes. CHILLIES Ae som iad ' ion Mre. S, i n CERET* sehen ~ Ake alist LA PEAITE, CERETOs. the eclenoted Mir JENKINS, and Mr COSTE, joliai v4 rea pinta COBTER, the Viclnist, have wel. e Com! i ehittiet? pauy of La Hau Warriors and their Squat Paes DO Nook cache ‘as entirely chan, on the latof Sauuary,and will be changed regularly on tse fret of e onth. juctpais of Behools and their pupils admitted on liberal ‘Aumitiance to the Museum and all th rtainm sents. « hildren under 10 yeare of age helfprice nn BRAHAM’S FAREWELL CONCERT, prior to departure for Albbuy. will take ptace on Tuesd. - that the New York-Roriety Library. pee he wperag of The, Fost: ari. Scena, from Der Freizehutz---Carl Maria Vou Weber jon—Ohi Teun bear my fate no longer, Au—Throwh the Foreais. Song—The Pestilion of Loujemeau. Burns’ celebrated soup Grand Scena from F: standard fl MX joe Be Wawndey m as y Ga Loveridge, the eclebrated bass singer in sie by y) music by Queen Anne. al days of pant II. The Smuzglr’s Song, frow the celebrated Germen Opera, the F agles raun New Boag, by G. FM Hope, Song—The Season win by Box s-- «+ By request—The Mini ris, keq- saus > Ally Cr/aker and Goony Gander. ture—peotry by frown Americn:: - Bi Hy desire—God Save the Quer ius 3t* y v ie SIC, SHNEIDER & REBHUN, directors Mitithe walk Gi 4, of ell known German Baud, beg leave ‘to infor the fashionable vo-tety of New York, apd its vicinity, that their full aud effective 4 tal performers, 1 now rend ies, aon ke. They wave all the latest and most popular Wallves, Co tions and Coleg of the celebrated composers, Lamner, ‘Strauss and Labitzby, and wil attend either with two instru ments, si mand Led gnarl any penne os may be required, favors wil romptly xttende: to by a bigat Me, FRANTZRIES Hur Store, 360 Broadway. whee Ladies and (ientiemen are requested to inspect the most spiem did assortment of Kars, Shins, Cape and Robes, ever oMered m the eity of New York BS WH ie" 7] ES8RS. G. WEISS & GRAHM, member M man Musical Society, . leat Sr ieloes tha bade ity that hey hav. able society instrumental performers, twenty in number, if re ‘hey have all fashvent new Wealtes, Galepe, amd otitions of the oclebrated compe: Labitaky, Mlusgrd a sere. Strauss, Lanner, nd other emment profemors, and hold themselves in readiness to attend private parties, soirees, ke. They will attend with two matrumens pi ~ 0 fore, a any _ ons mrp edie may be required. aptly a it tore or 4134, Broadmay. and at their reatfenses No. ates Os Saar iy HITWELL’S OPODELDOU r W he peat Puyeictens tate Or 6% te he tie, Croetdered by ition ig” existence for, Rreutnatism, Sprains, Chiisicien, imbne ae, Weakness of Lig, ete: revgth of say other kind’ Bo ny oteer ¢ i as great G1 veis.g chenied » to cheat. Price 5 cents. old at Wholesale and Retail by A.B. & D. Sands. Drug Na 'No,79 and 100 Fulton # reet ; David Sande and Ci No. ire 1 SNUFF,” ncipally of roots, shrab we, late Pro! easor of ©. > Price 85 ceuts OTICE —The Present and Director and Albany Hail Road Company, 1 Legislature of this State, at the en-uing sewsion, for ut wmend- nent, alteration aud extension of the charter of the eaid com- York to the Bask __ nig law éw Copbee LIONS, is ail parts ol the United States, made on the most favorable terms, by & J. SYLVESTER, i5 23 Wail st, and 190 way “SUPERFINE URESS COATS orrne EEST QUALIFY, goth as to workmainmiy avd matervle,tor TWENTY 2O08 DOLLARS ; also, Panteloons Ten Dollers.et PALLIPR Cox Tailoring cetablishinent, 148 Beomiway. NN. B.—The above germentaare ararant, 1) respect to those mare by (he must expensive house @ fity. "Thia is no empty querante Unat the advo un himselfto full Garmenshofescoudary quality prope bs MONEY TO LEND BRAUAM J. JACKSO! " £2 near Urowdway, loonw red ow Dene OF THE BENNINGTON, Housatonic Reitroad, rad all the wafty fund banka, al4o St Lawrenoe, dhack banks m thie State taken at 4, flannels Se. at the lowent fear Conal | tt tim S: Wee ANT UCSF. DEX OURATIC & SARISTOCKATIC DELIGHTFUL TREAT —In or- der to corresvond inthe povularity that has alread: 4 the ®panih R pot tilLnce: may or betore) Uireuy ceived fom the citizens of New York au apness and superior quality of the Sega recut profit, tie following iin orted Huy Segars :— 00) mone he re ime fa Norma, 12.000 kecend | de. 7 25.000 te Java Principes, woe very eaitd and yord Ra and the King of the a je. 90.000 Aguiles, the bras oe Beh forthe ¢-neumttion OF ila ‘The seme will aloo be retwiled by the bunch Segars, at the wholesale price. x ry cid mperted Havans. to be retailed at @. 6d. the - 1 ining % uncom good Segars Seg ra, alw CRA & eRe RAIL ROA! “AKO RAIL ROAD ME iY ¢ Trirternth Ward, oa personally it in pletion of the New York aud Erie Rell Read, fully aod ugently ievited to attend blie M. cli at the ‘Pippeoanoe House, No 5 sheriffstreet, on y January 17th t to Sucve ot bal’ poat To'eloel, to take lute com etual means of eo uring the termina ectecprine, Commit JAMES H. COOK, Chairman.