The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1842, Page 3

Ss 4, (i PT. Baltimore. Bavrimone, Jan. 17, 1842-9, A. M. Eprtor :— Ihave this morning nothing of particular interest to communicate. I have just ooked at the latest Cincinnati papers. Th-y do not notice any further depredations by the Dank Mob, than had been per- petrated the day previous. The Slayehold.-rs Convention, which was held at Annapolis, has a jouraed sine di There is no- thing new at the seat of the State Goverament. Yesterday afternooa Mr. John McKim, one ot our oldest merchants, died of old age. Last night Brother Kirk preached to the fullest and moat crowded |iouse | ever saw- Manyas good apreacher has dispen-ed the werd of life toa burch full of empty benches. } Our markets are yet dull. The weather this Your Twist. morning is beautiful. Philadelphia, [Correspondeuce of the Herald. | Paivapecrasa, Jan. 17, 1842. The Weather—Judge Hophinson's Funeral—A New Paper to Support Repudiation—The Bank Case— Stocks, §c.. What a glorions day we have here, June,in bright- ness, warmth and gaiety rarely if ever surpassed it. Our streets have ail day been filled with an ar- ray of the most beautiful ‘women and the most stu pid dandies that the world ever saw. O! what a climate this is. Who would sigh for Italy under sueh asun, and amii so mue). sprightly loveliness as is seen in the bright eyes and glowing cheeks of our ladies. But enough of this. Judge Hopkinsen was buried this morning, and business both im court and out is progressing as usual. I had thouzht that the Courts would at least have postponed business until to-morrow. There are various small movements on foot te se- eure his vacated place, but they are connected with sueh men, that I am sure, John Tyler will not 4isten to them for a moment. The repudiators here,as they are termed,are about to make a bold stand in behalf of the principles tha, they have avowed, by establishing a paper devoted exclusively to the promulgation of the peculiar te- nets which they are knewn (o hold on the subject. The debt of the State,they say, was unconstitutional- dy contracted,and justice to the wronged tax-payers requires that its payment should be strenuously resisted. They number a pretty strong, and what is more, an incre ng ty. State Fives improved to-day; in other stocks ‘ne material change. Four o’Clock, P. M. Tue Bawx Case —Ata f-w minutes past four, the Eni to this case cam~ into Court, and the inves- = tion commenced bya tariher examination of ir. Taylor, present Cashier of the Bank. He stated how certain officers of the Bank were creat; ed, which was by auihority of a by-law passed sev- mg tld Same offices were abolished July 2 ires a a’t say whether Mr Jaudon was ever rector of the Bank. On the 29ta March, 1839, Mr. Biddle resigned his conn-etion with the Bank —his somewhat noted leiter resigning his place was read, and clashed somewhat gratingly with subsequent facts; und in fulsome falsehood was only equalled by the resolution offered immediately afterwards by Mr. J. it. Ingersoll. During the reading of these papers, an evident titter was ob- servable throughout the touse. Mr. Dunlap re- signed his offiee of Dircetor, 7tn April, 1841. The Gernt Bank first suspended 10th or llth May, , at half-past seven o’clock in the morning. Areport of the Directors, previously made, was here proven. ‘he Bank resumed next after this oe in August, 1838. It next suspended October, 1839. They resnmed next after this, 15th ‘eb. 1841—suspended again shorily after. First assignment wax made, Sth May, 1841, to James Dundas, M. D, Lewis, Jones, Howell and Pitfield. The second assignment ‘vas made, 7th June, 1841. te Messrs. Bacon, Simonton, and Thes. Rodney. Thethird and fourth, Sept. IS41, to M James Robertson, Thomas S. ‘faytor, and others. All, or nearly all, the effects passed uaderthe assignments. Mr. Biddle and his associates appeared to wince not alittic, at the readin of his letter, and the re- selutious respousive to it, passed by the Diretors. A tremendous crowd thronged the room. Suragnx Courr or ran Unrrep Starrs Jay. 14. —No. 37. Joseph Swift, pieinul, vs. Geo W. Ty- gon, This cause wax submitted to the Court on printed argurpnt by dir. Fesseuden, for the plain. tif, and by,Mr Dana in behalf of the defendant. Ne. 6, Merritt Martin et. 9! plaintiils in error, vs Lessce of William ©. H. Waadell The argument of this cause was commenced by General Wall for the plaintiffs in error, Adjourned till to-morrow, Ul o’clock, A. M. Arpointwenr by tue Persipent —Leonard Bement, Post Masier xt Lewiston, in the State of New York. Sir Charles Bagot arrived at Kingston, | Upper ada, or Canads Vest, on Monday, the 10th inst. e cressed at Cape Viucent, whither a barge on aleighs had been sent to meet kim. Sir Charles toek up his residence at A’ wingtoa Honse, formerly occupied by Lord Sydenham. Post Paro Letters — Letivss iv be delivered free, must havea free sti eiixed to them—an ornamental stamp ~bas been prepered tor that purpose, which may be pro- cured at the principal office,or at those stores which will be advertised herenfter, as wuthorized tosellthem. The charge will be thirty-six cents per dozen. or $258 per hundred. Parcels not exceeding one pound in weight will becharged proportionably. Unrai Lerrexs.—Letters not having a free stamp af fixed to them, will be charged three cents, payable by the party to whom they a: sigrbegpeshe delivery. ‘A system of registration is arranged for letters which it may be desired to plese under special te » They must be specially deposited at the principal SMescaiy, ‘and the nen fn ee cents or te free. ~— to be paid 8. lespatch will be ready at all ey Ni pening Iretan le- we ication beii the principal offic: sf ope \ who are desirous of having boxes placedat their stores, are réquested to make immediate es pegen at the Principal Office, as the list of names wi be advertised. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. The aboveis strongly recemmended to public support, CITY DESPATCH POST. Principal Office, 46 Willlam Street. ‘Tue public are respectfully informed that arange- Is are onthe eve of completion for the establishment of an efficient locai Post. ‘The proprietors have placed ample means at the disposal of the agent; the most trust- worthy letter carriers have been engaged, and a system of complete check has been arranged,so as to ensure des- patch, punctuality, and seomrity. Baancu Orrices. -1 boxes will be placed through- city, at short distances, and let- weight will be delivered three times a day for three cents each. Option will be given «gither te free the letter or to send it umpaid. sr8.— Messrs. — | Goodhue, & Co. W C Pichersgill, & Co. Jas McCaul, &Co. Jno J Palmer, {SJ W&R Leaviltt, L M Hoffman & Co. Moses Tay lor Beiknap Durfee, J Prescott Hall, Prime, Ward & King, EK Collins & Go, (if the Post OfficeAct al- W G Bull, & Co, lows it.) Austen Wilmerding,Co. Brown, Brothers, & C Hall Brother J Haggerty and Sons, Chi Smith Thurgar & Co, ‘Wadeworth Smith, Adams, Petrie & Co, D C&W Pell & Co, Sxpvetion Pants.—During the recent trial ofthe Rev. Mr. Van Zant, at Rochester, the Couusel forthe eoutrix gave the name of Seduction Pantaloons to hose opening dewn the front. Cant our neighbor Dr. Sherman get ont some Anti Seduction Lozenges—If he could, and make them as effectual as his Cough, Worm, and Headache Lezenges, which do certainly cure those p>, pele sooner tham any thing we know of, he would dohis courtry some service. The Doctor's office is at 196 Naseau street—Agents at 110 and 273 Broadway ; 77 East Urosdway,and lee Bowery. ir. Sherman wishes blic to understand that he ‘has no conncetion in th ‘tore 469 Broadwa: John Audubon, F. R. 8. W.F. & F.C.Havem " Warren & Brintnall, Youngs, Ritter & Co. John Johnson’s Sen, Spofford, Tileston & Co. a8 crowded to excess Jast nig! ns of Mrs. Thorne’s ben- efit, end as an equally attractive bill is offered this eve- aing, we predict the same result. Yankee Hill appears as Sr Saco, in his prize Comedy of the “ Knights of the Goldea Fleece,” and as Return Strong in the amusing Faroe of “ Cut and Come Again.” The new Drama of “Gey Fawkes,” which lost night proved highly success ful, is repented, Kirby enacting Guy Fawkes, and Mes. ‘Whorne Viviane Radclitfe. OG» Pease’s Honxstowo Cavoy.—The presumption of some peeple in ascribing to their compound preperation a virtue of superior excellence, is now too evident to ad mit of public scrutiny. One mon exhaust an income io 1, er in Syrups, a third in imitation in color, , and every thing Meacy of Pease’s Hore. hound Candy. Bat wo hes not discovered the imposi tien? has not proved to bis eternal berefit, thet this medicine is the Hiiot that guides to health, to com. fort, to the enjoy men‘ o/ life through the difficult naviga tion of it? Incoughs. cols, aud consumptions, where has it failed ? Purifying and restoring in its efficacy, it pours balm into the vonl, infuses life and light, and re Mores by its miraculous influence the dead to live, itis to be found at 49 Divirion street. MONEY MARKET. Monday, Jan, 17-6 P.M. The Stock market has been very firm to day and prices have generally risen ; Delaware and Hudson rose 5} per cent frum the close of Saturday ; Indiana ; Illinois +; Harlem}; Long Island }; Canton 4,; Stonington 14; Bank of Commerce fell }. Sales of bills on Phil adelphia, 5 a 5}; Baltimore 3} a 4; Mobile 16; New Orleans 10. Atthe Merchants’ Exchange there were sales by auction of $99,0000f the 6 per cent bonds of the ‘State of Illinois, payable in 1865. These bonds area part ofthose pledged by the Commissioner,Mr. Whiteside, with Stebbins and M’Allister, to raise money forthe payment of the July interest on the State debt of Illinois, The contract under which they were issued, it will be remembered, was pronounced null and void by tho Commissioner, and the public were cautioned not to purchase. {The sales were, however, made at 17} a 183, without the coupons. The purchasers were for the most part those who had previously loaned money on them, and the sale was made for the purpose of helding the borrowers for the balance. The State will ne dowbt ultimately reimburse as much as they have received on the bonds. The Silvie de Grasse fer Havre, carries out $10,000 in specie. sWe understand that the Merchants’ Marine Insurance Gompany is about winding up, the Boston owners ob- Jjecting to teo close a connection with the “ fog compa- nies,” aterm given to the new mutual conceras, which are in bad odor. At Mebile, Alabama, the Life Insurance and Trust Co. has declared a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent for the last six mont! Capital $350,000. The Firemen’s Insurance {Company has declared a dividend of 3} per cent for the last ‘six months. Capital $100,000. The Bank of Mobile have declared 3 per cent on their capital stock for the last six months. The following is a comparative statement of the affairs of the principal bank ef the State of Tennessee on the Lot inst., a8 compared with the July returns :— Statement oF tHe Bank or Tennessee, Ja: AND JULY 1841. Discounted notes, Domestic bills of exchange, Bille and notes in suit, Protested bil State vonds, discounts, Se. xpeuse account, Interest on Stave bonds, Do on Laternal Improvement do Due from banks, Bunk notes ou hand, viz State and iy bau Gold and silver, 29 160,750 104,291 311,064 v ‘ees Stock, viz aS le 440,000 449,000 School Fund, 71,855 att) do do Ocoee, 262,780 902 Surplus revenue, 470,066 470,086 ‘Sins iog or contingent fund, 176,051 m Vividend account, 74,406 a shange account, 21,223 Discounts received, 96,147 lnterest accor 6,210 jamages, #30 Internal improvement dividend, 1,620 Profit and lvas, — Common school fund, 1,806 Treasurer of Tennessee, 151,164 Due to banka, a1 Discount off State bonds, 15,975 Superintendent rubiic Instruction, "24 irculation, 31423 Individual Depositors, 159,218 2.034.716 A project is said to be on foot at Buffalo, to resuscitate thej breken Commercial Bank of Buffalo, safety fund. Such an attempt would be madness in the present state ofthe markets. The general causes of the failure of the Buffalo banks, was the redundancy of Bank capital. The immediate causes were the necessities of the specu- lators, who were brought into being by that redun- dancy. A still greater reduction jin capital must yet be effected in this state before the remainder will be profita- bly, or even safely invested. Frederick E. Whiting, the ex-Cashier of the Gallipo- lis Bank, has broken jail. The sheriff and prosecuting attorney of Gallia county have offered $200 for his ap. prehension. The SupremeCoart of Ohio have set Far- rington, the President, ut liberty, or rather granted him anew trial. In an other column will be found the details of a popu: lar commotion in Cincinnati, Ohio, having for its objec- the subversion of the numerous shinplaster shops in that city, and the dispefsion of the gangs of utterers of frau. dulent paper, under the cloak of being brekers and agents for Banks. The people of Ohio have for several years been the prey of swindling bankers from this Stute, Michigan and some of their own raising. These people have followed “humbly in the footsteps” of the great Philadelphia financiers, and likethem have hith- erto escaped the vengeance of the law. The people finding that both the laws and the Legislatures are pow: erless against the “chartered privileges” of corporate bankers, and being unable any longer to endure the op- pression of an irredeemable paper currency, have been aroused to acts of violence, which even under these cir- cumstances are scarcely to be palliated. The immedi- ate cause of the outbreak was the publication of the fol- lowing card. Muati Exroatina Company, Monday Evening, January 10, 1842.” The Directors of this Bank are compelled to announce their inability any longer to redeem the issues ef tho Company. They have assumed this painful alternative only after all expedients to sustain the Bauk have failed, and their united exertions have been fruitless to obtain the useful means. They deem a short review of the operations of the Bank due to the public, as well as to the Stockholders, which they therefore subjoin :— In May, 1837, when the Bank came into the hands of its present Managers, it had a current debt of $615,728 17, and a circulation of $390,232. Of the debt, $139,906 33, was due at Conneaut, besides abont $50,000 by debtors in Cleveland and vicinity. Of the circulation, $199,800 was payable atthe Branch. This circulation of the Branch has been reduced to less than $1,300 by the Bank here while the debt onthe Lake shore remain at an amount rising $100.00, more than enough to pay all the liabili- ties of the Bank, without touching the Cincinnati por- etait will be jh f us, it wil seen, the means of the Com have heen devoted to the extinguishment of the Brant circu lation, in addition to that payable in Cincinnati, while. the Branch debt, although considered good, has always. been dead weight. ‘The circulation of this Bank has not, since 1839, been greater than the capital of this bank warranted, and might in ordinary times have been sustained without difficulty. Frem July 1, 184l,to the present time, (six months) the cirenlation has decreased upwards of $70 000, and is yet recurring rapidly Besides the securites of fered to note-holders in the debts due the bank, the directors solicit attention to the item of real eat: This consists of property teken at fair Lane for Bu talo. Toledo, and elsewhere, and although not at once available, it is believed good prices may be realized eventually. To secure an equal and fair distribution of the means of the bank, as well as to 'y unnecessary alarm, the edetermed to make a full and entire assign. all the effects of the company; and as recipients of this trust, have chosen three — of undoubted integrity, whose knowledge of the business in all its bearings, warrants the hope of a speedy and justsettle- ment. Messrs. Aug. Moore, R. Buchanan, and J. R. Childs, are the gentlemen named in the deed of assign: ment. The state of the bank onthe evening of the 10th of January was as follows:— Discounted. $223.297 Capital, Suspended debt, 6278 Profit and Jone, Real estate, 36,068 Drafts on time, Personal do 4983 Due hank: Bank stock, 155.068 Circulation, ther do 1,000 Depositors, Expense acconnt, 505 Due from banks, 3.187 Cash, 3,354 Specie, 1.361 Cash vouchers, 167 s 425,193 The lity to the public is for cireulation, 90,000 Legs amount held at agency at C it, by y qua tmount | agency at Conneaut, by agent's Leaving, To ye this account, notes ani bills discounted, Real esta: 8. J. BROW jon of the public appears to have been aroused by this notice,and with the memory of the Gal- lipolis, Circleville, West Union, Lebanon, Miami, and the numerous other frauds, added to the fact that large quantities of similar paper is still afloat in their ha they) were carried beyond the bounds of reason, and took summary vengeance upon the offenders. ‘We look upon this transaction not as a mere local riot, but coupling it with the events of the past few years, thefimmense frauds, that have been committed in banking affairs opening the eyes of the people; the atrocious system under which they are perpetrated at a moment when politicians are used by purblind specu- lators to perpetuate their schemes upon the peeple; and thereby rendering the laws powerless for redre: the forecast of fearful movements in all sections of the country where bank oppression has been felt. ‘This will take a turn that will make itself be heard in all the legislative halls of the country, imperatively for- bidding the granting of chartered privileges to any association of borrowers, until the disease which at pre- sent afflicts our financial affairs is purged away. How strikingly illustrative of the progress of events are the arraignments of the officers of the late National Bank be- fore the Philadelphia courts of justice. But afew years since, the President of that institution on a visit to New York, made almost aftriumphsl march through Wali Street, amidst the adulation of the mob that crowded around him hat in hand, striving to do homage to the * regulator” of all the pecuniary difficulties of the coun try. At that time the Wall street Courier, in terms of rejoicing, published the fact that the difficulties were over, because the President of the United States Bank had declared in Wall street to gaping crowds,“ that there was no trouble) that the United States Bank could not remedy.” That institution with its $100,000,000 of as: ‘sests has now melted into thin air,and with it the worldly substance of thousands of helpless beings who are sink: ing into the grave in poverty and misery on both sides of the Atlantic, while the man who made that vaunting boast in Wall street is orrainged before a court of jus: tice on a conspiracy to defraud, and yet, in the face of this fearful revolution people talk of a restoration of con- fidence and a revival of stock credits. 1000 O} 008 Mlinois bonds 3000 do othw do ‘08 do thw 1 do & #60 1000 Todianastlg bonds 32 Tadiana dof bods #t0 2000 do do 1 do 26 do Mechs Bk do nm lo Fulton Bk 115,000 do 60 21 «= -28 do State Bk 1000 do sthw 22 40 doGreenwich Ins 10.000 do sthw 20 50 do Harlem do #15 22 390 do do do #30 21t 50 do do #30 a thw 22¢ 150 do do thw 10 shas Centon 18) 500 do do bo 50 do #60 18} 109 do do. 530 cd * Bk Commerce 87 do thw 50 do scrip 930 86) do bthw do do 1% do tudo Del & Had = b60 92 0 doPatersou R860 $15de do 60 91 do 860 lo io 0 2% do do 860 at do Indiada bonds 560 2) & Hud Mndy 93) fie 23 do do tw 94 10 Iuois 6's 5¢ do Harlem Foreign Markets. Havana, Jan. 5.—Coffees are quiet at this moment, and the demand has moderated somewhat, being now easy at 8} a 9}c. New molasses2rs, and few purchasers.— There is no Rice now in first hands, and we still quote bs cy The Franklin Greene, is still Fried ing ‘There is some activity in European freights whic! are now 3 5a £3 7 6to Great Britain; 70a 80 francs to France. Tothe United 8! $1} per box sugar; 2a 2} per hhd. molasses. The market is well stocked with most kinds of American merchandise, particularly pork, hams and beef. Teas arescarce. Lumber is dull though . aa ing. Manufactured cotton goods lull. ge on London 11 a 11} percent. prem; New do do. 2 Lumber, hoops, 27 8 30; boards w p,23 a 27; pitch ine, 22 a 24; shingles, 3a 4; hhdshooks with heading, 1a1 21; sugar box shooks,8a8}; beans white, 10a 14; beef, Nos. 1 and 2, prime and mess,7 a 11; butter Ameri- can yellow, 16a 19; European, 16 a 20; candles, mould, 12.015; sperm, 48 a40; cheese, Am, 14a 19; cider,2 4 a 3 6; codfish, 2 4 a 3; in hhds 4 4a4 6; cern, 4a 44 flour Philadelphia and Baltimore, 17; New Orleans, 18 4219; hams, Am. Eastern and New Orleans, 6 210 4; herrings, smoked, box,6 1; lard, Am. Eastern and New @rleans,6a11 2; mackerel, No.3,6a6 4; onions, 6a 8; pork, cargo, Eastern mess, " clear, 14 a 15; petatoes, 3:4 a 3 6; rice, quality, 104011; 2d and3ido,7 429; tri ey. e8, keg, 5} gall. 1} a 24; sugars, assorted, half balf brown, 4 8a dha 9}; white alone, 7$210; brown alone, 44 a 54; yellow 6a7; segars, sa 6; Ke, 5.a7; ho- Exchange on don 10} a 12 prem; New York, 2 0 24 prem; Soston 1. do; New Orleans 3a 4 di: Freightsto Great Britain, 8 5 a3 76; France, 70 a 80f; United States, $1} a 14 pex box sugar; 4 rials per bag coffee; $2 2 2] per hhd molasses. Died, Lost overboard frem U.S. ship St. Louis, in a gale eff Callao on 22d June, 1941, Jenrmian T Homson, in the 18th year of his age,sen of Captain Willian Thompson, of Brooklyn. On Saturday, 1th is Cxances, son ef William A. and Margaret E. Whiteh: ged 1 year. At Philadelphia, on Saturday, 8th inst., Joun Sstarcr, Esq., counsellor at law, late ef this city. At New Brunrwick,on Monday, 17th inst., of croup in the chest, Davy Vart, Esq., formerly Mayor of New Brunswick. _ Weekly Report of interments iu the City and County of New York,from the 8th day of Jan. 1842, to the 15th day of Jan., 1842. 46 Men—51 Woinen—57 Boya—56 Girls. Total2i0 Disvases—Apoplexy 4; Asthma @; Aaphyxy 0; Abscess 1; Bleeding 1; Bleeding (rom, stomach 0: Bleeding from lunge 0; Burned or acalded ¢; #0; Cholera fnfantum 0; Choler Merbus 0; ynsumption 32; Convulsions 18: 3 Cau jancer 0; Colic 0. Debitity 6; Delirium tremens 4: Diabetes 0; Croup or Hives 3; utten! mation 0; do. of liver 0; di 6; do. of atomach'0;do.of cheat 3: do. of lungs.a0: do. ef bowels; do of Siommpestdoomtior #\ KUNE ce trend 10 Loced ee Lues Venerad; Mortification ; Malformation ; Measles 2. O! v, Orgame disease of | Rheumatiam 0; 8; rh nal disenae 0; Smal) Tee 0; Ulceration of throat 0; Ulcers 0, between! and 2,26;2 and 6, 25; 6 and 10,9; 10 and 20,10; 20 and 30.25; 30 and 40, 313 40 and 60. 12; 50 and 60,16; 60 and 70, 4:76 and 80,4; 80 amd 90.2; Ireland 23; England ; Molla itish Pow Portugal jermany 8; Spain 0; Russia 0; Italy 17 8 ‘America 0; Unknown 1. " os ‘From—Alms House, Bellevue. 3; Hospital do. 20; Fever Hos- ital do.0; Peuitentiary 1; Blackwell Islands; Small Pou Fiospital 1; City Hospital 4; New Jersey 3; Weatchester 2; Long Island 3 ‘Colored persons. 14. WILLIAM A. WALTERS City Inapector. City Inspector's Office, Jan. 15th, 1842. New York Post Omice. y. except Sundays 6 aM ove rau e is clos Nk ya, aud despatched at 1 o’clk ou Sun- day morning, by Innd. Eastern tand mail. via Stamford and Norwalk, to Ni , except Sunday- oe TAM vs orem. 8 AM. 8 AM, orm jog § Jaon thr weat side of the North River, via ensack, New burg, Catakill, &c. to Albany, Passengers Arrived. Martanzas—Brig Homer—Wm G Hele, «f Boston. Savanean—Brig Wilson Fuller—Capt H H Search, and 13 steerage. Passengers Satled, Harar—Ship Silvie de Grasse—Conrad Hoy, of Switzer- land; Madam Caretie and child, of Paris; Mr Tardy, France; Augusta Kraft, Germany. Foretgn Importation Maranzas—Brig Homer—112 bx: chie—342 Goa- ler & Knorre—241 Meyer & Stucke h | molasses a quantity ‘of Oranges Nesmith & Leeds—367 boxes sugar to order. Domestic I[mportations Savansan—Brig Wilson Fuller—100 bales cotton A G Mil- Jer—50 3 Browson—193 casks rice B De Fores: & co—12i bales Buck & co—7! Boorman, Johnson & co—hf ck rice W Wall —1 parcel J G Gregory—i box G A Kiriland—1 bbl W A Bar- nlay. MARITIME HERALD. ee ee sum mises 7:15) uoon 4451 Departure of the Atlantic Stenmers. Fuow LIvERroot. Commanders of vessels will coufer a favor by having a list of their cargoes, passengers, aud a report of the port whence they sailed, and the vessels spoken, ready om their arrival here for Commodore Bassert, of our fleet of news schooners. He will board them immediately on their arrival. Ship H Allen, Wilon, Charleston, Geo Sutton.—Batk Wa lett Antwerp, Smith & Bilchen —Brigs Caspar Hav e t Matauris, Spofford & Tileston; Augusta, She ead Berainsh Sturges k Clearman—sche Joha McCrea, Giitoed, Attakapsa. arrived. Ship Morrison, Benson, from Manilla, Sept 22d, with 9 full cargo of teas and amet vi ‘9 Talbot, Olyphant & Co. Left ne ith . The M. was blown off the coast t Thursday, ene, from Newcastle, Eng. and 9® days fm Thomas, 20 days, where she put im for eup- lons.corl io Hicks & Co. h brig Al , Holt, from Macae, Sept 17, and Bata- via Oct 21, with teas, &e. to Boorman, Johngon & Co. Nov 20, Tat 24 11 8, long 37 56, naw a brig, but could not make out her Matanzas, # ar, to Nes ‘ales uno; brig i thay Homer, Prince, 15 days mth Leeds: Lett bark Wen do; Hardy,for Trieste. 10; Cardenas, ‘or Portland; William. ys tare fm Boston, Agnes, Wilson, unc, 8th inet. lat 9614, lon $0, spoke brig Tahoka, fin aaeo for NYork. Brig Wi sou Fu ler, Cobd,6days from Savannah, cotton, to Scott & Morrell i Brig St Fatrick, Hardy, 23 days from Galveston, Texas, with Ligbates cotton to Barber & Brothers, Schr Orwrimbo, Sazgent§ days fim Swansboro, NO. naval ti le Peyster y bitin en: Bedford. Jones, 4 days tin Wadhington, NC. naval stores ne “Alabama, Casey, from Newbern, NC. naval stores, to losgom & Co. Barsh & Abigait, from Washington, t 4 che “Abbott Lawrence, Hinckley, 3 days fin Bostom, mdse, to Jha Stevens. | IC. waval stores, General Record. Snir Faanvont.—At the last accounts from this ship, it ‘was supposed she would be got off. Lieut Freeer, of the cut. ter Ewing, and twenty men were on boar’, aud would remain #0 long as there were any hopes of saving the vessel. The water was smooth. and the wind light from south weat The Frankfort has a full cargo, hed roy together with the shin, is alued *t $159,000. The vessel is insured for $60,060. and h ii $5, do $16,000 is weured ed the sun ‘Mu ud $7 So in] iderwiiers jutual Safety offices The ageut for the urned to ty. A yart of the cargo of this ship, w off Old Harbor, vear Kingston, Jum had b Previous to the ad ult. Te ship. with part of the cargo maining in her, has been s oid tor $2500. has Spoken f Bai, 10 days from N@rleans for Liverpool, Jan foreign Perts. . Jan 1—In port, Gertrude, Chester, dieg; ica, tor Portland, ld; Adelaide, fin Bow for'do. ldg. . Die 23—Iu port, Ten Brothers, for New for Mobile, and Northumberland, for Ba ti- United States Ports. ay. 19—Arr Bride, Boston; Hope & Susan, Nan- th, Wankineo, Boston for Baltimore; Meridian. Pro- reston, Provincetown; David Atkins, do; William, Plymouth Ms. : MARLESTON, Jaa 12—In the effing, Cid Lueill:, Antwerp) Quatre, Soeurs, (#1 Havana; G: rr Francis. Liverpeol. Sld_ Wilson port:—Robt Parker, Oakland, y, Monsoon, Liverpool; Row: Hope, co; Othello, Wiscassett; rling do; Globe, for Phitsdelphia, warting ia; Authony Andereon, (Br) fm Liver- Br) Greencek “waiting;’ Dvncen. (Br) st ; Robt A Parke. (B81) Liverpool; Sarah,( Or) Br) Glasgow; Theodor Korner, (Bremen, fr) Martinique; Wm Glen Anderson, (Br Greenock; Prine (Br) ‘ohn, , Wait do; Henry Hood, Cowes; Emelie, from Greenoek; StJohns, NB; L al William, fr ing; Ni « mouth, waiting; Lagrange, Porter N Yor! Jamaica, waiting; Washington, Boston, Lord Goodrich, (Br) from London, repairi Gazelle, Beston; Ocean Queen, (Br) from Liverpool, dieg; Herselia, Boston; Havre, from Bo dis ton: lora, Providenee, hy Shapier,de; Kxcel, Li a las, Havana; Roward from ier, from Thomston; St Hel bia, Corbitt, from New Yor! wis,from New York, repairing; Mary Apna ching. New Or-xans, Jan Trenton, Bennett, NYork; Ga- ¥ ory, do; tenn ¢, Bostun Arr Oconee, Jacknon, New York; Gov Davia. Huvre: Leontine, Gottenbursy Or Daughter, Matanz.s. Arr sth Washington, Bordeaux; Vi burg, New York; Pacific, de Janeiro; Historian, Sedewick bie; Juanita, Maluge;’Sophia, Dominique; Ada, St Jago de Cuba. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. TPHEBE fartamed ano erlebrated gills, from Portugal, are A we perceive, to be obtained in this country See adver- tisemeni on the last columnof fourth page. doo mt GRAND BALL AT TAMMANY WHALL, on Friday* Jan, 9th, 1842, for the beweft of Mr. JOHN AS: WELL, who was one of the survivors of the steamer Savonnth, foundered on tne 28th of November, 1841, off Cape jatterass. ‘Mr. Ashwell wes chief Cook on boord this ill-fated vesve ,and the last person who left her deck. having lost every thing’ ex cept what he stood in. Husfriends have determined to give a Ball for hie benefit, as above, which they confidently hope will ison Bulk: do; North Elizabeth w ton; from Hartford, rom Hot the patronage of the community. Parker kindiy volunteers his services for the occasion, Commit rex: Thomas Close, John Nuttle, H. Sp rhe, J.H. Bate, Ip rha, J. Fowler, jr, Daniel Kvatgate, J. McDonough. A, Britton, P. B, Sawyer, Wn. Geo ge J, Jones, George Ward, Thomas’ Fowler, Robert Reed, H. 8. Hawes, E Freeman George W. Dawson, Sanda Seo R. C. Meggett," * ; e R. & Tickets $1 cack, admitting a gentleman and la of either of the Committee, or Mr. Ashwell, 19 street. SIEBOT BETTE LIKENESSES.—sA S has the pleasure of informing the Citizens ft that he nas taken Mr. Atwill's Music Saloon, No. 201 Broadway, w! be happy te take profile like nesses of those who may call, 1m a stvle, which he flatiers himself, caunotbe excelled by’ any similar artiatin the Union. nesses of many of the public characters of the city may be seen at his room. i Hours of attendance from ten till three. N. B—Family Groups taken at private houses, at any hour in the evening. jt im PRICE REDUCED —The subscribers haye reduced the price of their celebrated Peach Orchard Coal, and offer it forsale in Jota tosuit purch wera, free of cat 7 $3 ton for breken an egg. superior article of Sebu; er Lehigh or Lackawani nufacturers, at $6,50 per : mor am ken and egg. w per ton for broken and ekg. “Liverpool Orrel Coal, EO ger thaldron. Lee WILLIAMS & FERGUSON, No. 98 Oak atee ‘rner Madison aud Jeff-rson, of 7 Anthony st adjoining the Broadway Tabernacle HES AND JEWELRY, VERY LOW —The sub- ib-r is selliug all descriptions of gotd aod siiver lever, t, lepine, and verge watches, cuamoni rings, ghales, kegs Xe, at retail, iower than at jold watches as low as $30 to 40 4 and jewelry exchanged or bought. arranted to keep good time or the money ree pins, gol any ‘otver plac each. Wa' Ali watch: GSE, Avex. importerof watches and il. 20 Wallatreet. up stairs ‘i OuyMeic THEATRE —1RE BPN EPID. ‘W. CORBYN respectfully informs Jus friends and the i it his benefit wijl tuke place oa THURSDAY even- h occasion a variety of jon ta which, he jewelry, wholesale fii pular mwen cee > ine celebrated Pianiat, ‘ i ne BULL Mie HORN and Mr. KYLE, Beir ily vovunteered) will appear for this night only. uk NOW Opens ee “i ER L—For Sale, in lots to suit Lond: Ng he a aeons from Halifax, at Middle Pier, Coentis Slip. Attendance on the dock. STOKES & ANTHONY, j18 at* 63 Broad atreet (having ki B rah os 4 wate OF meoreenlc ee Bee ik THIS EVENING, Jaoua-y 18—The performance will com val bie ees Si Le NDON AEURANOE, os of valu secon wad Furpiture. at hall py liz Hareourt murtey Mr Placide - af Dax Me_Abbott | Meddle, a the le Wp aeaee« sua. abel Wiliams | Heskaay oe Chippgrdale Akdy Gay Spanker, ioe Cushman aud other carpets; bede, bedstends, beddings chaics te Grace Harkaway.. “Mins Buloed Humours of the Race Course.” 'o euvelade with L THE WORLD SAB? Comic Borg various parlor, drawing aud bedroom fur- WHAT wi i) did pianoforte, made by Nuns, Clark & ‘ch mantle 1 Tusises. clocks, reson, roettayley net? | Cast Taresdddle Placide Elona ware. china; 4 quantity of silver table cutlery, Sele | Bozes$h Pit ss ccnte—Gillery 96 conte » Cushman Ve saite vamitore WEDNESDAY, _Doare riven aig ace commences Xt 7 o’eloek 4 b iture sale in contuurtion=-At 10) o'clock aTHAe in the Sale ‘devant | THIS EVENING, Jon. 1 and uy- mene= with THE KNIGHT OF THE A Or, the Yankee in Spa ¥ and pledaed articles, jew Sy Saco, Mr. Hill | Orsorio Di Lama, — Kirby euns, Watches, u fie repeatiug rifle Benedict; aire Lhome ter whieh. An stsignment— halt on CUT AND COM®. AGA 47, 1 do ehiedam ein. YOHT Mtr x rum, 3 Youre Retura Strona) Mr Hill Major Minin armony, 20 baskets champaicue. 1 cheat tee pope plan RY eles of me Guy Fawves, Mr Que FAWKES. Al : juy Fawkes, Mr. Kiroy. Master Oatesby, J: 5 RY ee py Roger Ciaston, Mr. stevens, De Dees ike” ; SHR VAN DYKE batts in Vivana Mis. ‘Thome. to the highest bidier, on Thi + 20th January at twelve | Bexes S@eente xa auc the Merchants’ Excnange. One Huidred and Thin, | —2eorsonen at 64: Ci meal {ote of Ground on the Wh wd. sth A: t| iS OLYMPIC Titwasn , © ‘ard of the est it Ni PNA | hs Ulle of the above property was der ved y ae THIS EVENING, January 18—The performance will’ em} f rd Ee renal nee suction that part of The Highly vogue, longue, gy Norma, entitled Os ona of le—10 ver cent of purchase money to b y, . Edwir _,. on the day of suley 15 percent ou the Tet day OC Maren | stg Ales edwin! Flavus” Roberts next. when the deeds willbe given. or enouer if the purchaser - A‘tor which vein ad 73 remain 6u bond aud mortage at A HASTY CONCLUSION. raphi reedy for the public before the Absa Leliore Home tle, Tou” a tele at the office of the Anclioneers, No. 62 Merchants, Ex: veAlter whieh 1949, Crummles Mitchell | Fane; MrT. AYTamil io cousleaewtih vi ipomaa Kye | Mr Dipwick, Mr Ruterts fBeb ahh focluding op! ianoforte, made by Nuns, lark ‘se zather Dipwick.. | Mise Handa, Homesstlo ud nearly new. This sale will be found tention, JIT at THO: \ SIXTY MILES SHORTER THAN ANY TO ALBANY, vic BRIDOLPORT through Sy. The steamnoat CROLON or the NIMROD, leaves ( rine Market at, East River i ing excest Sanday, at 7 o'clock. From will be forwarded’ by the Housatowe, Railroad td North Un- naan. thence to West Stockbridge (20 miles) by staze. and fheuee to Aibany (9€ miles) by Railroad. ‘The cars are well inhed und Warmed. Go" For massage oF freight apoly on beard of the boat, or Jourtlandt atreet. jsim F atthe York House, No. 5 feserving particular at) | Admission—: reawearcle S0cents, Upper buace 96 cents. Prt (2p cents. Private box HAT Ak, No 37 Bowery, THIS EVENING, Jawary 18—-The entertainments wilt th the ME DESERT, Py by Master Aymar, attaut Leaps by the whole C Mr. Suuds will preform on t, 45 and’ Gymmasia aud Pyramids, by the vers Bam Tntermission of fiteew. minuves. Kowa. fellowes by ‘vur Quarters of the Europe, Mow, Wailiamay Ani J LAND TRELAND ALES— Pe ° or sending rouey to their popiburxoqeecion REWITTANCES TO FE. SCOTLAND, AND WAL rienda uy Afric: fs Rivera, partof the old couttry, cau at all times abtayn trom the aubsert. Jf y ra drafts at eyght, lor any amount draveu direct on the: eoy a Bank of Ireland, avd on Mesars. Prescott, Gro! , Ames & Co., Fi Mr. Rive hair. Dash and Dare Act by J, Buckley. Mr. Sweeney will sing and piay on the Southern Banjo, To couclude with baukers, London, which are paid free of diseouator any charge whatever, in every to atever.in every town throughout the Uuited Kingdom, 10 KOCHE, BROTHERS & CO 35 Fulton at. lew York, next door to the Fulton Bank OG The subscribers have’ a tar di my of Abericen. fret class American Ships. sailing frum Litccp et eee | Doors open at 6}-—pertornatice commences at 7. ays, and Mr. JAMES UD. ROCHE, one « there, | Boxes 50 cents, Pit Will remain to see all th 11 ‘Theanimala forwarded with care and despatch. ‘paneane, apply ao us above. OLD LINE OF LIVERIOOL PACKETS— HS: Packet of the ‘19th Jawu, fh riche n Feofast sailing packet shiy COLUMBUS, Capt ———" ‘on Weduesday,.the 19th inst., her regular day. % ‘The accommodations “of thiy line for passengers, are well known to be superior to any fother. Thore about to embark, should make early application on qoard foot of Beckman at, or to ROCHE, BROTHE: C $5 Fulton at. next door to the Pulte am Persons desirous of sending for their friends, can have them belonging to the Zoological Ingtrtute, will pester esniition ying ee Badrance Not, te Chrystie-st. Adwuai s ARCADIAN CIRCU; No. 255 Bleecker street. (Under the direction of Mr. 8. W. CRONK ) THIS EVENING January eee performances will whose pos ‘or P Postutfog and Gymnarti Gymuastic A Grand Set-To, between H. Donue y and J. Woodhull. Mr. John Alden, will anew negrs song, Lucy Long. Equestrian Hero, by r Ste] 9 : ne. brought out in the Columbua, 1 he 7 Comic Soug, Mr. Byrn pinning, Mr. Sanda, of March. or in any of the ahipa inthe old Tae ona the 7th | 4 “Graceful Alemaude on two Horses; by Mew. Cullin and there punctually on the 7th and 19th of every mor 7 and Mr. Bigetow. age apply as abeve. Ground and Lofty Tumbling bv the Com ‘The second part will commence with the To Herve Act. Hereulenn Feats on Turkian Column, by Mr: Big tow Principal Act by Mes. Gullin. i ‘Scrub ‘Treaury Speech, ty Mr. 7.0. Booth Jim Along Jover) actenes St heel and toe, The van pute i id ca eg pea penne. Ned ¢ Whole to conclude with a Lar ible Afterpiece cal THe COBBLER'S DAUGHTER” Doors open at a quatter past 6; porformance to commence at 7. Bores 50 cents: pit25 centa. AMRICAN mUSEUM, Corner Broadway and Ann street. Manager and Director, Mg, P. T. Baroum EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. rrimencing Monday, Jan. 17th. Atthe earnest solicitations of numerous fainifl-a, the max ta al nL oie Tile lial, ol vet MADA) OSTELLO. oA AN wall wee eer seat ADAME, cos. nient for ladies who urea Micted. with suppression Monee &e. to have that atte nature of their case req he is prepan d t> furni at her resident All cou munications n Ruley. itton at their residence which the ‘ites, and to auch she would gay. that them with board, and the best of 34 Lispenard st ist be post paid j18 Im* RHE REGULAR NoMINATION OF 5 THUANTILE LISRAIY AS soc LON EE WILLIAM CUTTER with Bink of Commerce View Breside 9 HORATIO.N. OTIS 5 MEK: Osi eaneee as Brown & Co, nager Ls yeeeaae oe ieee ges ni and the Squawa = i rrespoudin 4 Iuly Tor tite reek ong, whee tall parte CHARLES MeDOUGALL id, Germond & Co, | ety ey OF Watious Indin Pantomimer, fy Showing the superstitions, relizious rites, ‘Ke, peculiar te M. Leupp. ir reapective tribes. Mr. T. G. BOOTH, the Comic Meiodist is engoged. ‘The PNE ATIC RAl JAL, the greatest inveution off, the age, is in com-tant operation. The grand Costnoramie View: ali changed, Rogers and Hotei h Wiley & Putnam, JA Alber sity W Henry G, Griffen, Py ere exery evening. Chak L. Shargeteen, ess ice of faunilier and children, there will = Seude “ PERFORMANCE, every Satu day a= > H. ston William H. White, Charles M. Wheaticy ie ciuug at three o'elock. jchola and their pupils admitted on liberal terme. is ‘Adwittauee to the Mosenta and all the entertainments, 25 vente huldrea under 10 years of age half price. terneon, cc Prive’ 11d TS BAO | awa Nya TO THE | ADAME COSTELLO, F ues to tre N kh. EHAHAM’s FAKEWELL CONCERT. prior to p\ (A hua dep’ arture sow Alb boy will take pace On Tueso ay, Jan- wary 180. atthe Ne ‘ork Se Library. : m from the operas of The Postilioe, Fra Diavole, 4 Hwant,and Der Freizchutz, lar males. u arity Part Le by whatever cause produced,can be removed by Mutome €, | Grard Scena, from Der Freizchutz--+Carl Maria Vou Weber ima very shorttume. Mad: -'s medical eatablishment nave | Recitxtion—Ob! I cau beat my fate no longer, ing undergoue thorough re necommod and 2 Au—Throvgh the Fores Song—'T ve { ostilion of Lc Burns’ ce ebrated song Scena from rations for the betcer is DoW prepared tho ew t monthly period. 34 Lispe her wumere ‘on the point o vated for oDstrnciro; cess Adam meap. tees a! Anderson my Jo. idly and h ame ©. ¢ atall times All communics paid. ew i 0—Poetry by MADAME COS'TELLO’S FEMALE MONTHLY PILL ie acknowledged by the first Physicians in the United States as the very best ,medi- cine that ladies laboring u or AA on of their vatural illness can take, and they very seldomfail to relieve when taken according to the directions. Th who call tor them will be supptis with ber ciredtar, conte mf lire ii 1a. be observe - MUA Suter eietie Otter SeLpenard ptrect Sie toy FIVE COPIES A YEAR FOR $5 THE YOUTHS ATHENAUM. EACH NUMBER EMBELLISHED WITH SEVERAL SPIRITED ENGRAVINGS. ideratum, © have a cheap and eof youth and minors, an to make the experiment, by publi thenaeum The work will be pul lished upon the Ist and 15th of each and every month, in numbers of eight quarto pages, at the uu- precedented low prive of $125 cts per ananm. Each number i it bites SEVERAL SPIRITED ENGRAVINGS. Pr have the pleasure to ennounce, that the fol- petal, eminent writers wl add to the attractions of the ful i i furtheoming vy: T, 8. Arthur. Eq lume, a f Ey id Toots d Bes: a % hornan Re Histand, ag, - ven contributions by the Thus, at a trifling cost, wi moat celebrated Auverican and Rnglish writers. ERMS. To net the Youth's Athenwum within the meat c. iy frienda. it will be euld to subscribers at, the follo Leopy $1.25~6 copies for $5425 copies for $20; eing! 6, cents, and inay be had of the following sgents 1m \he princi- pal citi AGENTS. wort & § No. 34 Bowery, New York, Ki Co. No. 189 Browdway, New \. Willian FB 0.29 South Third st reer, Philadelphia. George W. Redding, No. @ State street, Boston. W. hickman, No. 86 Ba timore street, , Frederick Luff, Penusylvania Avenue, Washington. Lockwood & S 17% NOTICE —Proj ‘aly WH be received at the office of the Commissary General of Purchases, in Chiladelphia, to fur- niah the following materials and ar.icles for the United States ‘Army, forthe year 1842 Y Biue cloth’ ¢-4 wide, dyedin infigo and in the wool Sky biue twilled Cloth, 64 de Unbleached Cotton Shirtrug, 7 Chon Bleached do 0 o Flannel of Cotton and Wool,7-4 wide Capton Fiangel , 3-4 wi Unbleached Cotton, ing, 4 and 7-8 wide leached do 8-4 wide Unitorm Caps, for Dragoons, Artiliery and Infantry Pompoons, for Artillery snd Infantry Hair Plumes, for Dragoons al ttes, Ar rorated Sashes, do Shoulder Straps, do 0 Bo (bears) for Dragoons spauletien Now, Sta Artulery and Infantry oollen half Stockings Laced Bootees oe Blankets. $1 leet long. 6 feet wide, weight 4 pounda Bieta Cap equipments, for Dragoous, Artillery and Inf, Faliug Axee Hatchet Pree: complete, with Sticks, Stings, and Cases Worsted Tinting and Cord, of all Mads © ate Walt Penta and Flica lonpital Tents Fearing and Strapping Knapaacks ; Casks and Cooperage, for one yenr from 1st April next. (The quantity aud nuinder of theae articles will be deter ) rr. he whole are te ‘be of domestic manufactured materials, Patterns of ail the required Woollea and Cotton Cloths and articles, are deposited in the Comrntssary General's Office, in this city, for examination. Samples of the Woollen and tou Cloths will be sent to any manufacturer on applic: this Office, by mail,and such information given as may be de- sired. The Bootres are to be of eight and the Caps of five sizes, The sizes and proportions of sizes will be stated in that is if in the material or workmanship to, or that does not correspond in every respect with the pattern on which a contract is fos fl - The si ies are to be delivered at the United States Arse- nal, pear Fuiladelphis, for nspection, in equal monthly por- tions, and the contracts are tobe fulfilled on or before ist of July oe per mast be in writing, sealed, amd endorsed, % Preposals, ‘must reach the Of the Commissary G 1 of Purchases, on or before the 17th day of Jam 1842, No proposal will be received after 3o’clock of that day. i d for the fulfilment of contracts. Security will be PAY ASHINGTON TYSO! Commissary General oi Purchases. . Gungrat’s Orrice, : o*Philadel phi, December 17th, 1841. siscodeynt r and upon its own pottom, amid 4 sauriat Lin ea time, to some preteniers, who richly deserved sarengm—but had he lived at the present peri he could the . With more propriety, to certain tailors, who aa, OP etat bostees proves only, at t cent below e d eapectable embers 0 i ine old cash tye that het fallow fox three Ye Oe ee te eee corer of Fulton and Nasmau streets, ed it for almoat aw age, 1s the father, literalty the “and, H you talk of Cheapnege, he Cash Hite best of ye”'—but that is not bla viet teterflence of hie materials. his workmana Aetion he gives to his customers, are the inn ition. system, and hie remarkably low are too well known to need comment. Every new arri- prices, r '. him the fashions and cloths of the moat approved faien, ‘alk of your 40 perteent, and your y De Ayetem be fore old folka!—tut, tut, man, mend before you vretend to make: ‘tiewat, teara to ‘let every Lub atand on ite oven bottom,” jes bass singer in AND t “Opera, the # ag the proprietor is going South, to enter » New Song, by CEM house now stands at alow reat, with an pire years to run, For furt a (if by letter, tiquite of F CK. GARBAN jiT lw* belo pest ine Association are requesied to meet at St. Johns Hall t goat nine olock preci ely. for the purjose of ati na e funeral of their de st n a - ciate, JAMES W. McKEON. a er DONIAS BALL.— Tbe Apuual Caledonine Ball wil” By order, Crate pi ‘Gothic Hall, Broadway, ou Fi A ica ‘ . 8 y, ot Friday even! ; THOS, O'CONNOR, President. | theziecipst, in appropriate hational sty le. z bi-peacy Secretaries. ‘he orehestea Will comprise ove of the most numerous bands VAT HRW it in the city, selected 'o play the national a ‘er of the Orches Conductor of the bath +++ Mr, Parker Two boe-vipers will promenade the soom playiug national airs previoas ‘0 the ball. IMPORTANT TO THE BALD § GREY HEADED And all who are troubled with Bad Hair. NHERE are so many useless “puffed” nostrume abroad, that the pudlic ore tly 80, still, if auarticie ia extab- A number of gentlen ep with their partpers, in Highland cos- fished w the good opinion of persons who. have derivea bene At . will open the bull with « reel. from it ng certific ith their name and ac- » ,Aecompenied with ladies’ tickets, d two ladies. wili’s Music Store, 201 Broadway; of No.8 Maiden lane, and of the Secretary, Alexander McKeuzie, No. 72 Willism he follow if Was turaing grey.avd that when I ia handfulis After hud used two bot- t Oi Coral Cire ssia, it had quite ceased fall- ing, aud was growing much darker. ‘here was much dandruff |, Carriages will set cown their com) ininy head, which is quite removed now heads facing towards Canal street, a _ W. P@MKINS, $2 Kirgst,N.¥. | der. tify to the same meaning:—8. Power, Gro- Doers open at 7, and the bali to commence at half past 8 Broadway, N_Y. o'clock preci Samuel Me ny with the horsea take up in reversed or~ FRESH DRES 300 N. B—Those gentiemen who have formerly been turn Ypith Higntand dresses for the ball, will be gupplied the ye George Grubb, Merchant Teiior, No. 6 © whom they will apply. MUSIC M ESSRS. G. WEISS & GRAHM, members of the Ger} man Musical Society, leave to inform the {xshion able society of full and effective band of ratrat New York and ite vi ity, that they have formers, “They have all the fashiouabbe ED HOGS. for Sale by JOHN MeCHAIN & CO,, 52 Mari between Pine and Spring, ji7 3 RBINKS— Florida 184)—With thi | opie ne ‘alzes, Galora, YotilHions of the celebrated compo- McLAUGHLIN, serr, Strauss, Lanner, Labitzky, Musard and other eminent ~ JOHN i professors, aud hold themselves in readiness to attend private parties, soirees, Ke. They will attend with two instruments violin and pinno forte, aud any additional number that may required. Favore will be promptly attended to by wpply tion to the body. Waluable je that | Ghpmanie store Ne. 418} Broadway, cine which will remove morbid accumulations without | 2O7Mmey Street. ening the bodily powers. It is now understood that there , ‘a reciprocal influence between the mind and the body. It s ° iy now understood that purging with the Brandresh Filla will | MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, directors: remove melanc! ty ured by perse- | YL of the well known German Baud, beg leave ng t tstosd how much domes- | the faahionable so.vety of New York, and its vic depends upon the healthy condition of the diges- | their full and effective Band, consuming of twenty in tal performers, is now ready to attend private parties, Lieut. Com. Expedition, orl jlo how much diae pon a due atten- It is now well known that the Brandreth Pills have enred | ke. They Jl the latest aud most popular Walines, (0° thousands of hopeless and hy. meng pertous, even when the first | tillions an ye of tl celebrated comporers, Lanuer, physicians had pronounced them peyond all human meant of | Strause and Labitzby. and will attend either with, twalina menta, viz: Violin and Prenoforte, or any pumber that may be required, All Javors wifl be promptly attende: to by anyly ing at Me. FRAN TD ZKEE’S Fur Store 292 Broadway t entiemen are requested to inspect the moat « tof Fyre, obea, ever red New Yor 0% bm? VS.—A Leciure .pou the unconstitutionality State Bonds, and Lowns of State Credit hi ‘arm Society, be delivered om of the New York Society Library, Broadway, curner of Leonard street, on Thuraday Evening, 20th instant, atweven o'clock. By Francis © ‘Tre-cweil, att thor of the Social Ketorm Society's Troct, entitled © State onot | Bonds,” and of the’ Reply to Webster” upon tle sume wub= ‘ow not only well knows that the Brandreth a also well understood how they cures ying effect on the blood that they restore The value 0: this medi 3 becoming more and more ma- nifest, it is recommend y from family to family, The Brandreth Pills remove m an almost impe:ceptible manner ail noxious accumulations, and pwrify and invigorate the blood, and their good effects are not counterbalanced by ane incou: venience; beimg composed entirely of ve expose those who use tem to danger; tain an ont, are wall redto infancy, yo the most critical Skins, Caps and will, by inv atthe Lect tables. they do not Wo danger; and ther effects ate cor ary they are datly and safely adminis: manhood, asd old age, and te women d delicate circumstances: ‘They 1 but restore thei \. RANDRETH’S Cifice, 211 Broadway, be- treet and Park place, at 45 cents per box, with = disturo or shock th and e>tablish th Sold at Dr. cents each, sobs had at th treet ; at W. Hay ward's, Book Store.51 Fulton st., ffice of the Evenit Division street; al ! directions: tail offices in New York, 185 Hudson street. 276 Bowery, and 175 Second street, Observe that the labels on each box G EENW ( r contain 5063 le ters. " ra 2 rustecs hereby Brooklyn, 174 Fulton atreet, Mrs. Booth; Nework, N.J., | sive . jeporitors. shat they have declared the wk Ker, Observe that the labels on each box ‘eatiain | Uetel Semi-annuat deud of Vive per Cent per annum, ow 5063 Sie 6 | all#ums not leas than Five Hundred Dollars and Four per node - rs - — | Cent yer annum on all sume of Five Hundred Yoliars, aud Mas. WEST'S BOARDING HOUSE upwards, payable a: the bauk,durirg bank hours, on and ‘afer pel phe MeCane San Pedro, No.1" enfrente dela Ma the 15th inst. All interest not ca led for, will be credited as principal, and draw interest aceording)y. By_order of ABRAHAM VAN NEST, President. direction rlers &e. ¢ building is known to ali one of ihe mowt conspi- y: ions and repaire upon this house having tuaraont W. has the satiataction of offering in | {limtom Gilbert, ? secretaries, 18 we strangers ig i oy 4 Ay) ped yo Jovation MUNEY TO LEND city. I uate directly upen the Bay. and commands au ABRAHAM, J. JACKBON, Pawnbroxer, 66 Rouse street extensive view cf tie entire harbor, with the adjacent country, near Broadway, loan money in lore 0 * towns, villages, ke. Passengers for Havana must ob one verified by, & Spamiah Consol, which, on arrival, ix taken by the boarding officers to the Goveromeat House. where. 1 ‘mit 10 laud with baggege, &e. ha» dent of the place. » Mes. Weat'e house, will please H1 be promptly rendered tiem sels with piss ou mnie Se remiced. nn tere nw rae DNS OF THE SKIN, FRECKLES, &e. remedy, may ibs found in Sip W. Bia doctor's Freecles, Tan, s ful clearners to the skin. Pe ud try this. for nothing ie so disgust- ing to the ey word, a# this diene. Sedat 82—be very erful of the nvmbee—$2 Chatham street, * frst rate shaving soap to make real \ather, not fro h, heal the skig. soften he veard ond notdey on the face, may be found onker Hill shevirg Soap. sold at the eame place by, the Clerk aatthey enter t __ Havana, D: ¢. 95,1841. CHANCE way next, 24 I's, Brood ear, ‘ at imported obinines by apectal in Ey ale pomive st ei « mypartir ong she w ve of Che fest to the bic hest bidder NO. CONK. 47 Reval at oS & URUUKS, No, KEG Liverty street, oflee for gale tive toll ‘fered to Paper ou the meat teasenableterma:: e Mwortment Highed and weil bo Hore: comman Jug x ave 500 rears 28x42 600 reame 24x06 Whole-ate ad retail custom, with a full and complete stock oo do. 96x38) +n pad bd embracing every orticle in the trade. present progr ietor do (26x37 Newspaper «355 | contemplating leaving (ha pection of the eountr Its rea soe do asxar f t me ae ton for afferng ty dapose at the tines None need apt - ee , oa fut sant ammand fr 10 three thousand doilars, ther Se rat sae mete orth tates wes that ame ent. Adderse’ lopether with a uce smortment of Writingaad, W rapping TR. at this fice. 4935 ing Papec of aaytnze or quality made to onde: at ghort