The New York Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1843, Page 3

Qehted3, and for the fiscal year BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL Abstract of Proecedings in Congress. ’ Wasnineton, Jon, 13, The President of the Senate laid before the Se- nate the communication trom the State Depart- ment, giving information in relation to the commer- cial intercourse derived from correspondence be- tween the State Department and Foreign Consuls. From the Navy Department in relation to con tracts ee September. Biss us By Mr. Wricur, praying for a modification of the tariff so that railroad iron may be admitted free pe oaly for two years beyond the time specified in e act. By Mr. Tarran, from Ohio, to indemnify Amos Rondaliton losses sustained by him in the faithful discharge of his en « petit ‘The question of referring this little matter created along debate, which was finally disposed of by re- ference to the Committee of Claims. Mr. Berrten presented a memorial from property holders in Pennsylvania, remonstrating against the repeal of the Bankrupt Law. ome at Porrer, of Michigan,presented a similar me- morial. Mr. Woopsury coped Resolutions adopted by the Legislature of New Hampshire, asking that the portign, of the proceeds of the sales of the Public Lands belonging to New Hampshire, may be ap- plied to the general fund. Also, upon the subject of postages, the tariff, which law they ask to have re- pealed, and other subjects of public interest. Kerr presented a memorial from 160 citizens of Baltimore, principally business men, remonstrat- ing against the repeal of the Bankrupt Law. _ Mr. Barrow popenien @ resolution calling for information in relation to retaining the four com- panies of Light Artillery now in the service. Mr. Bewron read some passages omitted yester- day in his menen.s ion the Oregon Bill for the pur- pose of perfecting his speech. They were unim- portant, except in the supply of omissions. The unfinished business was called for at a late hour, the ‘morning hour having been consumed in private business. M The Senate did not care to continue the discus- ston to-day, and adjourned until Monday. _In the House, Mr. Wise presented « memorial, signed by twelve hundred merchants and mechan: ics of Baltimore city and county, praying Congress to pass the Exchequer bill; and he moved that the House resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole for the purpose of taking up the bill, but withdrew his motion to enable Mr. Fillmore to report a bill making appropriations for certain fortifications for the half calendar year eiding. on the 30th June, i eginning on the Ist “kuly, 1843, and ending on the 30th June, 1844, which was read twice’and referred to the Commit- tee’ of the whole on the state of the Union. Mr. Wise renewed his motion. ‘The yeas and nays were then taken, and resulted, yeas 58, nays 128. het Mr. Evererr moved to suspend the rules, for the purus of taking up the bill to repeal the Bankrupt Ww, Mr. Cusuna calied for the yeas and nays, and the question was decided in the negative, yeas 119, nays 70—not two-thirds. _ . Mr. G. Davis submitted a joint resolution author- izingthe Sorrel of the Navy to establish agen- cies in the states of Kentucky and Missouri, for the inspection of hemp, and for the purchase of water- rotted’ hemp for the use of the Navy of the United States. — Objection was made to the resolution, and it was not received. ‘The House resumed the consideration of the joint resolution from the Senate to establish an additional joint rule, inhibiting action on claims after having been once rejected, unless on the presentation of ad- diticnal testimony. After debate, it was rejected— yeas 95, nays 103, Before this result was announced, Mr. Staniy submitted an amendment to the effect that no Clerk should be employed on any standing committee without a direct order of the House. He stated that in 1840, Governor Hubbard, of New Hamp- shire, had eraployed a man to actin the capacity of clerk, who had drawn $240 for his services. Mr. Arserton remarked that he knew nothing about this matter; but on the round of polities, the clerk was a Whig, and related to the then Whig candidate for Governor of New Hampshire. Mr. Sranty replied, and observed that this clerk was a relative of Governor Hubbard, and although his Yankee friend differed in politics, they took good care to provide for their personal friends. ‘This passage of course produced much merriment. Oa motion of Mr. Fintmore, it was resolved that the Committee of Ways and Means be discharged from the further consideration of se ‘much of the estimates of appropriation for 1843-4, as relates to the commencement of a fort on Sollers’ Point Flats, and that it be referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. .,On motion of Mr. Pexpieron, from the Military Committee, a resolution was adopted, calling upon the Becta of the Navy to furnish to the Honse a copy of the Chart heretofore transmitted to him by Lieut. Wilkes of the Exploring Expedition, relative to the Oregon Territory. The remainder of the day was consumed in the consideration of a motion to reconsider the vote by which a bill for the relief of Philip Renault was PThe ane Jk , The question was taken and decided in the nega- tive, and the House then adjourned. eT U. 3. Supreme Court, Jan. 13.—The Supreme Court was opened this morning with an eloquent eulogy by the Attorney General, Hugh Le are, up- on the eminent character of Francis S§. ey de- ceased. The remarks of Mr. Legare were beauti- fully eloquent, and were listened to by the bench and members of the bar present with profound at- tention. The proceedings of the bench and bar were then read and ordered to be inserted among the records of the Court. Judge Thompson responded very briefly in behalf of the Court, lamenting the sad event which depri- ved the Court of the presence of one of its tinest members, and the country of one of its best citizens. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Purcapecrasa, Jan li—Arr Sam! R Pay Holland, New ‘ jackus, Stotesbury, NOrleans; Rowena, Dill, La Guayra. Me Bartimone, Jan 19-Sld Merchant, on; Token, Loveland, doz Thomas Ti Benton Shea? Se Rea: Cenanetve (Br) Young, Demerarns Hebe. Green, 1 4 t H 10; Omen, (Nor) Charleston: homas, Rureler, Boston Eliza, Moore, Bale; Candace, Brightman, NYork. “Cid Caroline, Gilkey, N RicuMonp, Jan 10—Sld Oregon, NYork. HARLESTON, Jan 10—Arr Julia & Helen, Bartlett, New Or ms Savannan, Jan 9—Arr L Baldwin, Bi Conklin, do.” Bid Averone Jortam Bony Mata N Jan Arr Mail, Provincetown; Orator, NYork.— Cid London, Glasgow; Herman, Liverpool; AM i m, i: Room pe Afghan, (Br) m7 rr Augusta, NYork; Mary Smi romans Cartan. Phimastony Eas, Regen ha Sit ah « a Carnnbell, (Be) Liver pools Windsor Castle, do; Bal t % Bal ore; J s a NP; C ante zindo, Baltimore; Mary Ann, (Bc) Nassau, NP; Clo: x Generat Recor. RITISH LENGARY.—The Gi y pool for Savana, with cargo oF 400 tons, vale aut e South Breaker, iu attem port on 7th inst. She had a pilot on board at weather was 80 thick, the lights could not be As soon as she struck,vabont 60 tons of salt were a board, and every effort used to get her off, but withe She has bilred. and lays badly exoosed in'a dangerow with the tide ebbing and flowing in her. ‘The wean will pro: badly: be a total loss her sails and rineing, acd about 1000 sacks of salt ave expected to be saved, Crew saved, Ki fi upwards of 1600 tone burthen. ove! The Glengary NYork; Talma, Willams Russell Bankrupt List, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Joseph Fleming Donnel, New York, Lh Sa G. Starr, New York, merebant. William Vreedenburgh, Kingstor,, Ulster co. David Vreedenburgh, Olive, Ulster eo. Augustus Sylvester Foster, New York, gentleman. Nathaniel Moor, Brooklyn, lumberman. Henry Erben, New Yor)., organ builder. ‘Tarlton B. Earl, New York, builder. __—— SE Ga- SOMETHING FUNNY ABOUT BEARDS.— Zhe Orientals hove never varied in their consideration = . ard. | ‘The Westerns have always been chang: meg the fashions of the chin. achios were worn Poard provailext¥,. Under Louis XII. a little pointed me ley led. In the time of Henry IV. it was square, Phares V. Julius I1., and Francis 1., restored the large heard to honor in their courts. ‘These tastes are now ex- plodeé; nor are the champions for smooth, soft male faces, without their authorities to support the a> nihila- tion of these unsigntl anpendages to female refinement and taste. The students of the learned universities, through Gravity and respect forthe customs of their fa: thers, shaved themselves. When kings in the 14th cen- tury bent alawyer as an ambassador, his. brother plenipo- tentiaries would laugh at him if he suffered his heard to grow, besides mocking him in the chamber of accounts or of requests. But quite enough ; all who want to up- root their beards, should supply themselves with a bottle ofDr. Felix Gouraud’s Poudros Subtiles, or penetrating Pro be i ‘0 be had only at 67 Walker street, one door Broadway, $1 por bottle. fe GG-THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE has effected acure even in casos where the bones of the ose were exfoliated from the secondary effects of syphilis, Hundreds have been saved from the most awful conse quences ofthese loathsome maladies by the use of this ce Jebrated medicine, now so extensively used in th and Paris Vonerial Hospital. In all cases where is suspected to be lurking in the system, this m should be used. Soid by the authority of the Colley Medicine aad Pharmacy, of the city of New York, in large bottles at $1 each. "In cases of haifa dozen bottles 4 pre W. §, RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Office ofthe College 97 Resta street. OG “THE TONIC MIXTURE.—This cotebeated Femedly ‘8 composed of five ingredionts, the nective princi: ples of which are highly concentrated. It is now need very extensivaly and with ffreat success by the faculty, for the cure of debility, (from ohie payor ee) dyspepsia, nervous complaints, ‘Sold by the the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York. Price $1 per bottle. Half dozen (in cases) $5. W.S RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College 97 Nassau st (cj DON’T COUGH IN CHURCH, IT AN} congregation very much;one of Sherman ’s Cough Lo zenges Will stop the worst cough and all tickling or irritation of the throat, and who would suffer from a cough and annoy a whole congregation, when one of Sherman's Lozenges would prevent it? Some people never will take good advice, but those that appreciate it will thank us for recommending these Lozenges tothem. Dr. Sher man’s warehouse is at 106 Nassau st. Agents, 110, 273 and 459 Broadway; 10 Astor House; 227 Hudson st ; 198 Bowery;77 Bast Broadway; 86 William st; 139 Fulton st Brooklyn; 3 Ledger Buildidgs,Philadelphia;and 4 Stauwix Pail, Albany. OG LADIES OVER SHOES.—The Ladies can now do away with all kinds ef over shoes, can walk through the wet streets with thin shoes, and have their feet kept perfectly dry, can wear tight shoes without haying their corns pain them, and can have their shoes wear twice a8 long as ever, if they will use the celebrated Oil of ‘anin, which will make Jeather water proof, and render it as pliable ond soft as kid. It’san article well worth their notice, and one which they will all value highly, as soon as they try it. To be had only at 71 Maiden Lane. GG-THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE prepared and sold by authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the City of New York, has effected more cures of secondary syphilitic affections than any remedy sah Aolenh: ih de cee ood speedy in its operation, con- tains no mercury, and is guaranteed to effect a cure even in cases where the bones of the nose are becoming curion: Some of the most awful cases have been completely cured by its use and certificates to that effect can be seen at the consulting rooms of the College. Wy. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Consulting Rooms and Dispensary of the College. 97 Nassau street. MONEY MARKET, Saturday, Jan.14—6 P. ‘The transctions at the Stock board were less to-day, with but little change in rates. Kentucky 6's rose 1 per cent ; Delaware and Hudson fell}; Stonington }. The astonishing boldness of the “perish commerce,” or high tariff men, in their assertions in relation to the state of business, can arise only from the grossest ignorance, accompanied by its usual attendant,the most self-sufficient arrogance. Aa instance of this is the following,from the Express of this morning:— “When Congress adjourned, having passed the Tariff Bill, the shipping interest was the greatest sufferer of any of the principal branches of trade; and it was not only so then, but had been so for two years, the most losing trade that was pursued—and ‘it and distress, it was predict. ed, would result to the shipping of the country from that Dill, at isa mest pleasing disappointment to find, that in- stead of being crushed, it is in a high degree prosperous, with every prospect that freights will continue up during the season.” Hereis an evident attempt to serve two masters. The paper politically serves a party whose watch word is pro- tection to manufactures, and of course injury to com. merce, at the same time what little pecuniary support the print receives, is from the shipping interest; hence the bare-faced attempt to persuade merchants and ship owners that they ore ina highly prosperous condition, more so than fortwo years, while the manufacturers are congratu- lated that ships bring no foreign goods. Such loathsome folly requires only to be pointed out to be-despised. The Secretary of the Treasury, in his late report, states offi- cially that imports for the quarter ending October 1, this year, was $17,197,598 only, against $37,518,025, in same quarter of the previous year, a falling off of 65 per cent in the homeward freights of vessels, and his estimates of the customs for the next 18 months, are only at the rate of $15,000,000 per annum, under the high tariff, including additional duties on tea and coffee, supposed to yield $3,002,000. All that shipping now depends upon for busi- ness, isthe unusually large quantities of cotton and other producegoing forward. There never wasa year when produce went forward so early and in such large quanti- ties. The exports already exceed those of former years 25 per cent, and create asudden demand for tonnage, which will experience as great a falling off hereafter. This state of things is worse for the shipping than if the produce went forward more slowly and regularly. Some sales of stocks having been mode, eupposed on ac- count of New York Life Insurance & Trust Co., we have procured a listof the stocks held by the company at the date of their last detailed report, as collateral for loans,and also those owned absolutely by the concern. The stocks held as security are as follows, with their market value at the date of report :— Stock Hutp as Couvarerar, Jan. 181, ny THE N. Yorn Lire Ins & Tru: Amount No of Nom’l Market Names of Stock. loaned. shares. value. value Seventh Ward Bank, 20,000 50050. d per ec dise’t Manhattan Company, 18,750 450504 do Greenwich Bank, 5,697 50 352-2535 0 do. Commercial Bank 1,566 51 59 5011 do Ur 22750 510 50 23 peret adv. Fhi 8,000 = 100100 2 peret dise’t 7,500 125 Lafayette Bank, 9,600 125 Del Ley Canal Co., 12,000 200 Bank of Baffaio, 2,000 70 Chemteal Bank, 11,000,444 Phenix Bank, 8900 474 Illinois Bank, 28,900 525 Boston & Prov Railroad, 9,90 M2 Bauk of New York, 2,200 4 Merchants? Fire Ins’Co., 4.765 10 63 Del & Raritau Canal Co., 6,900 69 City Bank of N. Orleans, 1,000 26, Coutral Bk of Cherry Vally 1,998 50 142 ean Ins. Company, 3600190 United States Bink. Ng York Fire Ins ¢ 50_No quotation, BY of $1,000. 50 15 per ct dise’t. 50 30 do + Tos Conapaty, butionship Ins Co., 5010 do Brooklyn and Jamases Wit, 5020 do Bank of C 30 13% do 25 Sperct adve. 50 20 per ct dise’t. YB Yoo “No quotation: CO. Merchants’ Fire insurance ‘ana bee Co. Albany, Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co. Fulton Bank. 15 No quotation. 50 11g pret dise. 0 16 per et adve. 109 40 per et dise’t too d of Tenn. Patterson ‘Railroad Co, Long Islawd tos. Co. Eagle Ingurance Co. 1350 Utier & Schenectady RR. 23,628 64 293 Cayuga Conuty Bank, 3.240 Dutchess County Bank, 7.009 320 0 quotation. 0 Franklin Bank of Cinn. — 3,200 41100 15 per et dive’t, North River Ins. Co. 600 2 2 5 do ‘Trvdesmen’s Bank, 2.600 10040 20 peret adv. Qhio 6 percent stock, 25,000 on 28 000 Stock, New York 5 per et stock, 22.400 on 28.000 Del. avd Reritan Canal, 13,000 om 15,000 Bond. Stoek note, 10,316 72 secured py bond and mort- gage of 11.000. City Bank 0. Buffalo, 1,291 38 100109 No qnotation. $360,018 62 Stocks ownep ny tHe New York Lire Ins. & Trust Company. Anvoun Amount invested No. of ‘prem’m Nom stock shares. paid. value. i 92 280 ‘ 12,130 27 200 oO 299 402 w 30n2 69 50 bo 7,575 65 125 no 8,445 06 at nn 3 % 1B 5 " Bani S47 93 1,000 % Butchers? & Drovers’ Bank, 16 61 “200 25 Merchants? Exch nge Co.,” 20,000 200 100 N. York City Water Stock, 2,100 59 $1,600 N. ¥. State 5% per ct Stock, 177,781 25 178000 N.Y. State Speret Stock, | 31,620 31,000 * Jackson Marine Ins Co, ‘a00 » American Marine Ins Co., 400 ee Treasury Notes, 117,009 55 on $116,500 ‘Trea. $443,191 35 ‘The period of the loans on the above stocks was, over six months, $61,090 ; less than six months, $51,933; on de- mand, $247, . The interest due from the loans was $125, 068, of which $63,843 had been due more than six months. Sales nt the Stock Exchange, $2000 N Y Stave 53, 186 87% 10 Bk Commerce, fall 3000 do ‘88 ” do ! scrip 4000 do 5%, 1858 8544 195 do 9 4000 do 85% 20 City Bank N Orleans 3 £000 City T's, 1852 10s? 5 Bank Kentucky 6000 Kentucky 6's, 1671 77% 200 Harlem. _ 0 3 7 st do ‘do $60 20% 50 Stonington 10 Del & H 3 dD b60 a 10344 50 do Second Hoard 50 shas Harlem 830 1534 $900 State 7's, 1819 10384 State of Trade, Sugar.—-New Orleans Sugars have advanced slightly. Some of the principal importers are storing for higher rates. Sales of the week, 1100 bbls, about one hal! of which has been for the Philadelphia market at 44 a 54c. The bulk of the sales, however, have been at 44a 5c, 4 mos. 160 boxes Brown Havana'sold at 6}a7jc, and 100 barrels White Brazil at 74c, all 4 mos. Provisions.—New Mess Beef is selling at $6to 6 50, for country inspection, and $7 25to7 40 for city do. ‘The sales of the week have been small. In Prime there has been rather better demand at $2 50 a2 75 for old, and $3 5) to 4 00 for new, as in quality, Old Mess Pork has further declined, and it is difficult to obtain our lowest figures for any considerable quantity, Small sales have been made t $8; new city packed is held at $9 50, although there ix hardly sufficient sales to form any quotation. Old Prime israther more firm at $5 37} a5 50, and new do. at $0 60, with but few sales. New Lard by the way ef New Or: Jeans, is offered at 64 cents. 18 Fulton B: Foreign Markets, Havana, Jan. 1, 1843.—The Hayne’s Rice was sold at 10) ra. The Howell’s 10} to 11 rs.—the last Savannah cargoes at about the same rates. The wholesale bnyers are now moderately stocked; but two if not three cargoes may be expected within the ensuing 10 days, which will probably sulfice for the consumption of the month of January. In the article of Rice, the immediate supply governs the price almost exclusively. Business ally dull, even for “holiday times,” nor willthere be rauch improve ment until February, PS. The k acleared two days before, but I pre- ferred waiting for this vessel, as well as on account of her superior sailing, a8 to give you the latest prices current. Havawa, Dec. 31-—Hoops, per M, 32 a $34; Boards, Port- land, W. P. 18 @20, in demand; other Eastern ports 22 a 28; Lumber, Pitch Pine, 22.2 26, in demand; Shingles 3.04, sales; Hhd ‘Shooks with headings, 6a7 r.; Sugar Box Shooks, 64 a 7},do.; Beans, white, 6 a 9 dos, sales; Beef, Nu. 1, 2, prime and Mess, 74 $9, da Am. yellow, ‘sales; Cundle M4 a 16, sales; , Am., 10 a 16; Codfish per 60 Oe ; do. iv hogshead Flour, Phil. and Balt. AUCTION SALES. THOMAS BK Sieres Now. 22 4nn is, per quintel, 2 4 iri Ny New Orle American Eastern and New Orleans, 9a 11; Herings, smoked, 4a 6 rs. sales for large size; American, Eastern and New Orleans, 10 6 a 11, salt Mackerel, No. 3 per bbl. 5 4.a6; Pork, cargo, Eastern and Mess, and New Orleans, 9 11, dull; clear 14 a 16 Kice, per ql 6 2a 5 3, sale 2d and 3d do. 6 4.0.8; Molass keg Irl., none in first hands; Sugars, brown, 4 0 69; white alone yellow, 44 a5}; Segars,8 a 2 Exchange—On London at 60 days, Mg ale. pr New York, 3.a 4 do.; Boston, 2} a 3 do. 3 Freights—To the United States, 76 cts. a $1 per box for Sugar; 3 9 4 rls. per bag Coffee; 2a $24 per hhd. Mo- tile business or lence, for cash and store goods. Farm of 170 acre with three dwelling houses, barns, Se. situate: N. J. for $96 per acre. and one of 65 acres go Also, 15 small, and 30 lance farms, cheay, to suit the pabhie houses, I. Anetioneer. DWAK tanneries, mill LE, 41 Cortlandt street, ev ‘at 174 Washlagton stree MOND. At 103 o'clock at the auction store. _ Extra Sale—By order of a receiver and ing valuable articles will rate spring and eu Please callon 8. VA from 10to 2, or oth ther partienlars will bee LADY'S WORLD—OFFICE 83 BOWER HH LADY'S WORLD OF KASHION AND RATURE,.—Coptents of the Rebro f yonleinay pare ons for Vebruare, oh Wroming Valleycby Mie Catherine Allen, (Iustra- toes, per bbl. 26 a assignee, the follow- Ist qual. 9401 ve, vin 24 first _,ottomatis and couch: sing'e scroll tea tables, 1 ng glasses, 2 wardrohes, 2 secretary book eases, 5 masic icles furniture of the class A No. 1. "79; brown alone, 34 a4}; 5. ney No, Vol I wools,and some other arti Bale peremptory. T At 103% ofelock, at the sale ro Dry Goods, ae faney, splendid arti ellery. gons, ke. Also, nbont 100 yar’s super extra London and mixt We , watehes, jew: ¢ Embroidered Slipper—by Mes © H Ford. Descriptive Poetry Me > Wi Bist Dec., From the Mercantile Weekly Report, of the 31s Poets Bridemby Alexander A Irwine (Illus- we learn that there was exported from Havana during the ugar, 52,190 of which were tc 878 arrobes of Coffee—to the Uni- ogsheads Molasses—to the tierces Honey—491 to the Segarseto the past year, 441,660 boxes the United States—1,07: ted States 332,35 United States 37,235 United States—134, chant tailors and 1 by DM Elwood. order of the itil one splet patewt lever, cold H n, seal, &e, Ruskill yard vert Moultrie—by- ered Violets—b Agnes. or the Past From Matanzas there was exported, during th 268,905 boxes Sugar—51,281 of which, came to the U. $.—181,464 arrobes of Cotfee—to the U.S., 86,9 144} hhds. Molasses—to the U.S., 40,106} > ‘The market at Havana for American produce generally was rather quiet. The stock of sugar in first hands was reduced from 6 to 8,00( boxes. only about 1,200 boxes. On many ofthe plantations the grinding of the new crop hal already commenced. At Havana the market for Coffee was rather brisk—little being left in first hands. ‘The market was nearly bare of Molasses, and the article of Honey was rather scarce. large number of vessels in port for the season, and freights were generally dull. ce ere ee remem ee Passengers Arrived. Avx Caves—Schr Wm Wi Mrs Mary V Spencer (Ilustrated) ‘hy Ellen Ashton. Land—by TH Chivers, M D. ‘eand valuable sale of el HENRY EF, &1 RY RIFLL & A At Matanzas there was OF THE NUMB) cent engraving in mezzatin celebrated picture, by J Mid s to Any amonnt on a splendid engraving on steel, wW H Bartlett. nite, Pianos, &e., every Wedn TUESDAY. ss, sears, and champni 60 sacks Ashton’s Sat iful engraving by E Pinkerton, elegantly new pattem for lace work, designed and t, factory filled? now landing LING & CO. 5 Soath at. Si. rawn from nature, engraved and color Duai Colored Flowers,” di Passengers Salled, Livenroot—Packetship Ste Hodges, of Rutland, Vi n : ‘On and after Tuesday, January avy part of this civy aud Brook ie of staxes from Bedford to nail th all parte of the United y POST, ta Bowery. best Orret Coal in byt 2 SOHN HERDMAN, _ ARNDEN’S, ADAMS), & POMEROY’S FE. of sending to this elty for my reme- ions for their mse, are Ine formed that they will hereafter be prompdy forwarded by ei- difections, free of any other H. HW. SHERWOOD. M.D. yt Im*r aves Seel7s. Mansion House, Bedfn Wednesday and Friday moming at 636 o’eloc—- Leaves the Rail Road Hotel. corner of Bowery and Broome sts, New Vork., Vv o'clock ears,” paasing Varbl rand through White Plains, Robbins? Mill HIRAM DEFOREST, @. C. LEWIS, every Montay, Miss Leonard, Jaines MacHush, la VERPOOL COAL=I70 Cha ale in lots to suit pare! et ship Roseoe—Mr Darling, Win White- bh vail € ES Persons inthe habi dies for chronic Koreign Importation Aux Cavgs—Schr Wm Wilso logwood A C Rossiere—196 ba Lewis—250 Lombard & Whit & Stucken—3 ¥ Warre ther of these line: expense thau thi The Red Bird Line of Sta winter from White Plai York at 2 o'clock, P, M., Sund: Union Bank Bills of Dover, New Jersey, a MITH & CO. No. 3) Wall street, prime new crop N O Sugars, land Domestic Importations, Barque Calius—20 bbls molasses Havens & i 4 hhds sugar to o1 rice 72 bales cotton ter & Whitmarsh _ Savannat—Brig Clinton—91 ¢ lins—192 do C Barstow & Pope—36 JM Prescott Perkins & Hopkins—99 [1 Coit &co—30 Silas Bronson—4 Hs & 8 Stone—5t AJ Mitler—t cas il, Keese & co! hhd Tay- #2 bxs A D Russell 35 QUGAR=i5 has y ship Huntsville, and for sale by i E, K, COLLINS & CO, ‘66 South street. RICAN LAND AND LOAN OFFICK.—William i years’ experience in the te, and possessing a large landed pro- ing reat confidence from the liberal f fully solicits the 14 celebrated for her strength, which enables her to encounter with great success the iee which so seriously y after this period. he celebrated ice boat Utica leaves the font of C street, ‘This Afternoon at 9 o'clock, Saturday, January Mi: manayement of Real E: perty himself, alo patronage he has he attention of the public to the spe rican Land and Loan Office, at No. of New York, forthe purchase, sale and Lots, Faris and unt miblic sate, and forthe ‘arms, &e. for col! agency and supervision tendavee of erecting and repairing B Persons having property to sell, exc age to apply at t other in the city, both in point of econom All ty registered m this office, will twoor more of the most honorable exertion made to di rty no be sold at 20 Lee, Dater & Miller—50 K co—10.' G Co'lins—5 bales bdls hides M Saxton, Savannan—Brig J A Lancaster—30 bales cotton R_ Kings- land—383 casks rice 30 lif do Goodhue & co—60 vales cotton to CHantestos—Brig Edward—100°tcs rice JC Mille 268 bales cotton Smith, Mills & co—203 do Vietor & Duckw: P 1 9 tes rice Bryant & Maitland root Pryatt & Campbe!l—t co—l0 cks iron DL Petty—al s feathers 5 es pkys to order. Cuanieston— Brig Cumberland—155 bales cotton Hunt & 0 ennedy & co—8l_ Smith, Mills & ink root Pryatt & Campbell—216 king the general KW YORK VIA. HARLEM Estate, also for the superin- TARRYTOWN AN +3 N ngs. ; n hange or let, will find it fice rather that Retarning, will tely after the are Ie the same day, rig Lela—90 tons fustic $8 bales tobaceo 181 ‘ovelock train from New. 200 qr bxs sears RL Maitland—37 bes svear Maitland & com40 Bishop & Swift 2 do Thhds 3 tes tobaceo 19 coils rigging Brown S xs 1 bbl sugar Ashby & Poo! s~Brig Abby: Ame above arrangement passengers will have two hours in wd return the same tend to effecting Insuwance on property, ob- ning of money on bond and mortgage, or othe taking special cate y ia—166 hhds sugar 145 do mo- lasses 100 bbls do John Peck—20 hhts sugar 20 bbls molas: cy. ; lolders of vacant grourd that requires improving, will find it greatly to their advantage to apply to him, as the kind of buildings which are most productive for tke differ- ent localities, 18 of the greatest importan Haintance Witn the building of houses ern erected on the most rea-onable terins at a far CK BALL OR € VFRPOOL PACKE {Sailing from Liverpool on the 7th and i9th of every month. OM ae A Li ni to the Old Country rrangements with the ia this superior Line of Packet of cunetually on the 7th and 19th of eve have a tirst rate class of American trading sh i weekly comman James D. Roche) is d with care and des- ‘Woe ahall esteem it a favor, if captains of ean make the wecessa OBERT SILVEY, pping Left at the por : els spoken on their passage, a list of their ex bewspapers ornews they mnay have. H lely on their arrevat, abroad, will. also confer a faver b office all the marine inte information of any kind will to Commodore He will alto take charge ef real sales.as his knowledge fiom experi Will be of great v tate intended for public etting up sales, Jue to those Intending to dispose of theit Agents and corresponden pateh. Should the parties ag .ed for not come be returned to those who paid it here, tion. ‘The Black Bail, or Old Line of iduals or © -mpanies that require an agent to ta pend on having it faithfully and all moneys received, promptly x to hire or purchase property, or nerally be accommodated ata distance desirous to sell or ription of the property, Old Li erpool Packets, comprise economically nan the following magnificent SI — The OXFORD, .MBRID PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 15, Mithe NEW YORK, Tavest money, ean most. expense—anil persons reid OUT 4 NORTH AMER With such superior and unequalled art e y look forward for a continuance of that suy- n extended to them so many years, for which All letters for the or forthe loaning or | LLIAM L. Ships Silvie de Grasse, Thompson, Havre, i Italy, Coulter, Antwey | port which has fe Republic, Luce, Mobile, Crockett, Mobile, J nah, John Ogden: —Barques Teaze: et, New York; and the post Ke eding, OF remitting m her papers prepared at t atall times obtain Drafts at sight for Messrs. PRESCO’ which wall be paid on demand at any of the incipal towns throughout England, Lre- their relatives, can amount, drawn direct on AMES & CO. Bankers, London, Elwell & Go; La Grange, Porte lew, Coupland, Trinidad de C Emily, Sherwood, Charlesion, Dagham a, Crocker, Apa ‘ampico,Neagle, Brett, Avery, St Ontario, Vinal, Citra: H. NA, ISLA: B. CHARLES DUNNE WATERLAND, P' HIS Academy was established two years ago, under the pax lntendent General of the Istand, and als of the nobility and merchants of Branches, in all'th Tal eodland and Wales. - oly, or add'ess, (if by Jetter, postpaid. ae ‘3 ROCHH. BROT ‘Thomas and Carthagena, Bret & Vase con, Boonen Graves Di orfolk, Sturges understand the Knut bitually and nueut!: experience of sch United States. ‘aacy, Baker, Boston; and many of them n N.B—The Old Line of Liv 1 Liverpool on the Ist a to the old. comatry Ww tage to select this favorite Lane for their conve preference to any other. PACKET FOR MARSEILLES—Febravry Ist. RESCOTT, ¢ orto BOYD & HINCK ot Is in France, Ger- Brig Splendid, Cr Evie, Matthews, for Port au Prince, on the 12th, and Curlew, Ryder, for Curacoa, on the 13th, ‘oxby, for South America, cleared on the fiod it to their comfort and required in all active eareers, and are 4 ‘The course’ of study, 2 German and Spanish languages; phy, the preties! part of M is kinds. Barque Lilus, Smalley, M days from New Orleans, with coiton, to Brett & Vose iihed British brig Helen Anna, 17 days from St. Kitts, in ballast, to Brg Ann Smith, Ga ‘ore, comprehends the English, Hi days from ‘Turks Islend, with 4009 bushels salt to Trowbridge, Sons & Dwizht, New Hy Lela, Condon, 9 day's from Key West, with us and ncquirements reside mn the ex lasses receive, iu rotation, instraction from the director. Ps SHERIDAN, C 8 hs attended this plan of tuicion, that se- | SM SHERIDAN, Captain FA. wader twelve years of ages, write and s,ina perfectly intelligible mann correctly and easily. ly of the Spanish, but also of other languaget, is thus placed within the reach of the youth of the United States, withoat its bemg necessary for them to re- linquish the many advantages wht < The object of the Prin youths from the ot the Englash ac would be doubly here the manly zens of the Uni Brig Leonora, Co! ins, 17 days from Apalachicola, with 377 bales cotton to H. Coit comfort, apply on b leans wharf, foot of ‘OLLINS & CO. 56 South street. wk, Captt. Willian Ski eceed the Sheridan, aud sail the 26th February, her days from Charleston, with cot- ton, to Barclay to f 6 days from Charleston, with cotton and nice, to Dunham & Dime Brig Clinton, Lyon, 5 days from Savannah, with cotton, to ballast, bound to N. Me.) 4 days from rae from anEnglish ¢ pal in desiring to receive to facilitate the ncquirement Sturges & Clearman. E Brig Black Hawk, from Trinidad, PS. ‘ougn the Sound with Colburn, (of Pittston a, with nolasses, to master, {of New Haven) 15 days from Frank- nd sugar, to Peck & co. with sehr Merchant, Stevens, for N York, lon 81.45, spoke ship Oregon, of Newcastle, from NOr'eans tot L, tters for the ships of thi and Hale’s News Bi Passeugers may rely ov the will only be received at Gilpin’s Haven, and passed t Meteor, Power La with molass 3d inst. lat 2330, jaasiwm for the preservation rarrived from Gerina- ‘chool in perfect health. As the principal is a married man, and his wife aud sister have bath and complete date cabin, 2d o: Accommodations Brig JA. Lancaster, Loveland, 7 days from Savannah, with p ship, footof Beekinin street, or to. JOHN HY ny, have passed the summer int ers, having splo ina, Boater, 50 di nan, Johnston & C : fi Aux Cayes, with cof bad weather—lost Lawson, for Boston, few janiordepartment: children are received at any FOR New Ont NEW YORK LIN Packet—To sail the he fast sailing packer sh will positively sails abo having handsome furnished accommodations, apply religious opinions undisturbed pice ALL VEE MENT 00 per annam, payable three months in ad- here, iS no extras except elothe s—MESSRS. CHAS, ALEXANDEK MORA NATI, Benj. Barstow, her vewular day. abine, Backinton, 15 «i bbls molasses 299 hhds sugar to Schr Wm. Hart, Gandy, 5 days from Savanna’, with cotton, Schr G Hart, Smith, Vievinia. Schr Chauncey St, J Schr Brane, Post, Virginia. from New Orleans, with 120 books. BROTHERS. Harmony & Co, “ ~~ GOURAUD'S p 4. & ; st. 3 ively 10 goods received after Thursday evening, the 19th urkalicu, Virginia SERMANENTL Y UOUS HAIR. tly celebrated Chemical the destruetion of the strongest and toughest down on temies upper lip aad armsto the eds not a word o t acy thatitis to be found in thi al office 67 Waiker st, one door Beware of deletetious imitatio ds correctly measure punctually as advere ¢ given avd fulfilled ty upon having thei af Ship Calhoun, Myers, 5 days from Crarleston, with cotton, LE nniversal popularity of thi to Geo. Sutton. Hair, from the so orn, beard of m ps Stephen Whitney, Thompson, Liverpool; Roscoe, illiams, do; Hector, Mobile; Ital Palerings warques Kennebee, Sinith, Port Lom peimnati, and salt $1 per bottle. ro also may be had GoURAUD’s BEAUTE. ermin ting Tan, Pimples, Blotele: atanrous eruptions, and elicitpg OK NEW ORLEA ne superior fist sal D Luv Ann. NOrleans; Vi ec ST.) Vv, ©. Savannah; Peter De ‘ket ST.MAR apt ‘obasco; Win Horatio is, NF; Fatsevy B Blount. Howe, Belize, Hond; J nt Le ana, do; Acton, Mobi r 10% tke 5 Ree abin, eerrg eab sengers, Who will be taken at moderate r r hip, at foot of Wall s JOHN HEKDM PASSAGE FOR NEW ORL leet 16th RMS uarivalled for ex WA ¢ s if early apple hess, Sores, and a Herald Marine Correspondence. Savanwan, Jan. 7, 1843. Cld Vesper, Sylves- Sid Piatus, Rogers, « Liquid Rouge,—a superb article, and Reguiar Line—| D’Espagne, an excellent preparation for fast sailing pocket m1 imparting a pure, life lke whiteness to the comp fr njUriows properties generally en New York—Alb ter, Trieste; Averon, z URN, Capt. General Record. Srur Arrantic, Mallett, which cleared hence onthe Mth verpool, was formerly the Westchester, commanded 1g splendid accommodat steerage passengers, fe va, at Frankfort from New York, was dri edge, in Bueksport Narrows, by She lost an anchor, ad ree e, the extent of which is not aseertained; but s! 5 1 & Hamphreys, ve, her regular day. all 1009 tous burthen, and apwards, foreabin, second cabin and steerage wn to be stiperior to any other line of Persons desirons of securing berths should not fail to ks make early application on bet Foot of street i to Greene & Co., Wore ster; B: Falls; Coggeshall, South Svcond st, New Bedford; Jo: Milk street, Boston Jan. 4 —Sehr Margaret and sloop Galena a Island, having on board the 4) and part of the cargo of bri ‘ortsmouth, Preston; Haliowell, Scamm Bangor, Guild; ), Dr. Seabrook. Pa., Pail ie jain, Trench, wreeked on her voyage from Bo.- Newark, Crippes Pring She left the former place “ L Persons desirous of sending for their friends ean hw brought out by the svove favorite ship, which lea regular line, and those wishing to Applications for ageu- taken from the post-ot- Y.city reference, wnexcep Wichin.a few years this remarkable aud hiseful che al tvention for completel i pax on board the sloop, both vessels trantine ground, ARAM, Elwell, fom Wilmi ‘and ace winpamied with aN es to transmit money, residing in any part same manuer t he, and his predecesser years, and more; al: ud coal, is totally lost on Ginger Key, ‘ne following number of vessels were seen to at at Bartlett's Reef, La 4, 54 brigs, 5,404 schrs, 11,859 he just recompens» for his jarge or small to perso ‘ore be on their guard and see Purchasers should the very botle of the Poudre Sabtile is square ud, Poudre Subtile, N Doctor's ‘fac simile engen tions, French and Exnglich, eecompany Remeinber the only off Cosmetic, is 67 Walker 6 TES FRANCAI P. A. GERDY, stand, daring 1912, oops and 1636 steam- Bogland or Scotland, : remitted by letter (postpaid) to the subscriber, or ‘itm him, with the pame of the person or persons in Ireland, Bagiand or Scotland, to whom it isto be sent, and nearest post town, will be immediately transmitted and paid accordingly, and a receipt Lo that effect given or for: warded tothe sender. i Ip like manner money with or claims on persons in any pert of and, can be collected by the subscrt h bottle. he above celebrated reet, one door from Broadway. Whalemen, Cld at Boston 13th inst. Triton, Fosdiek, Indian and Pacific Palmyra, from Boston for New Orleans, Jan 10th, off Men Gardiner, from Bath, Me. for Charleston, Jan 10th, off Mon- has opened a ore ie? Jacob Story, from Boston for Jamsiea, Jan 11th, off Block Thre, HB Cedar ot i SP, Ke—The subscribers eoatinue wo give drafts payable on demand, without er cof Ireland, the Provin- in every county. nde rT by two dollars an those of any fashiouable establishment in this city,his ooots will be foand at Ieast equal mports ‘his Yast trom Pa- irregularly shiped. foot. xperienee uncer Mr. Forr and other celebra- ted makers in Paris enables him ty conduct luis business with eemomy nnd thereby to supply his eustomners at the following ts from Boston for St Marys, Ga. Jan 13th, off Mou ers from Newport, RI. for New Orleans, Jan 11th, off a DRAFTS ON TRELA here or elsewhere. ities therm as to fit an’ Mr. Gerdy’s long n ND—The National Ban! from Boston for Havana, Jan 12th, off Barne; Palestine, from Charleston for Halifax, NS. Jan 120 jay 12th, off Egg Harbor. Barbadoes, Jan 13th, off ‘9 . London, the Exchange a Econ patel nel branches throughont Bgl D—The Bank of Scotland, “the branches in the ‘eietpal - a Cheater, from Boston for Mo Rogers, for Apalachi: from Moston tor Phi to remit mone ) WATEKPROOF BOOTS—Gum-El Boots and Shoes of almost al mitable for winter wear. shoes, gaiters and pare} 4 the amount they wi name and address of thy ent. A draft for the ar ter the receipt thereof, and acknowledgement of the sarme re: urned Day fit post, aa TB. TAPSCOTT, 4 Peek slip, New York. PATENT LIFE BOATS. object of this invention isto save human life, The number of passen u ¢ assortment of for gentlemen and bos} mt will be forwarded ywiek, from Havana for Portland, Jan 10¢h, off Mont Penguin, from Baltimore for St Johns, NF ladies, minses and childrens boots, shoes, gaiters and buskirs o: the best quality, 1m great abundance. Al ti most every un hoot and ahoe lin Co. known ax th jorton, Havana; 4th, Pa Jackson, Havana: fof Hobert Burns will be cele~ te Spruce street, on the An inst.umental No arrival or clearance. York 13=Cld Riga, Williams, Matanz this port, late of 3 ¥ Hous Hote, Jan7—Are Plaset, ‘Tobey, Baltimore for Boston—had be 3 Arr oh, Mag amboats and other vessels m riot, Linnet; ard Rowe sw apparatus can be set in the the water in 20 sec wo neu in her ready for the resewe: trea .epeuds mainly on the wats is mendes for their presery Office of BILAN: y EWBURYPO Sid Aquetnet, Mosher, New Orleans via he'd without detay in Live iit always endeavor to merit a continua ee of onage whieli has been so liberally bestowed for many year nd thove remitting tnovey ean jiave drafts. payal wut the United Kingdom. HN eR MAN, of CASTER, Jan 19—The Geal Warren, Ogle, tor, Havany, Jace, with a five wind from NW. and wero, Jan 9-Are Marion, (Br) Mills, Cork; Ante ) Borginayn, Poivt Petre; Oberlin, Knapp, New Yorks ‘ithams, Kingston, ks and branches thro oat OF VESTER'S, ‘arolina, Sherwood Ror further particulars, a 32 Wall st aud 190 Broadway, a; Delos, Howes, pi WE! OLYMPIC RCUS, ay THe PARK THRATRE. 2. WELCH respectfally annom to the of My York. athe hoa made asrangements with Mfr, E. Stimpson’ « order to ft up PARK THRATRE AS AN EL NT OLYVPic CIRCUS! The Decorstiong of whieh are completed im the most rich and perfect taste, by JR. Sarr and SeRvERS, and their numerous The voried Acts and Woneatrian Scenes will be accompamed by ORCHESTRAL. MOVEMENTS, expressly compose d id their general effect (77 To Panes and ( est care and cirenmereer Eqnestrian Direetors-+ + Messraa H. Ro-kwell & Cadwallade Clowns to the Circle» nrewsss Mestre, Goagin Wells. (C7 The continved and warm support whieh the present Olympic and Classic Troupe nightly receive from Overflow: ing Houses composed of the respectsbility and fashion of the city of New York, will animate the Direetor to continued and energetic exertions. mmence at 7 atclock. MOD Y EVENID “The tronpe will commence with MAGNIFICENT NATIONAL CAVALUADE, Knutled ‘THE RETURN ¥ROM ‘LHE TOURNAMEN’ Moster Glenroy and Miss Wells will appear on 2 Horses trod Smanish Allemande. Mr Nathans will introsuce the Followed by little Kineade Flevared Gymnas Followed hy CJ Rogers ina bighty novel Transformation act © tit! ¥. THREF KINGDOMS! \in the characters ot Squire Tantivy, Pad- oy. At this period of the Evening am ant ites wil te f ta aaleeratett ents emission of ten THE SECOND PART witl en THE P will eommence with Performances to MOND 7 Tu which he wil THE HOO And the Three Cupuds {in whieh Mr Cadwallader and w isses Wall's will appear. Tinmense Leaning, by Franklin and MeFarland. Ming Welle will dine LA SMOLESSKA, ise Wells wil «LA'S Darins: Kqnestrian effort by Fra ‘The Equestrian Enterinments of the eve 1 close with A new Fonestrian Pantomime, called WHITE WREATH | AND FLITCH OF BACON ! Tn which the whole Company will appear in gay ‘an! picturesque costume. NOTICE. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. For, the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be a Grand Day Performance every Siturlay Afternoon, com mencing ar o'elock precisely, embrierng ail the chotee and D GYMNASTIC ACTS handhil at the Box Of- iy for delivery from 10 0” ao to? its. [Pr Boxes, 50; Pit, 25; Gallery, 183 ents zate cat be peticd at top” hee Ole rc o'clock . ’ DUCTION OF PRICES, Dress Circle, 3734 conte: Yr Geemag Upper Tier lskcents. Mr FISHE MONDAY FVIENY CHARLES XI. fer whieh. Y AFTER THE WEDDING. ADA After which, CRT JRERABLE SURPBISE. After whiel rik ANATOMIST. Conelude BOHEMIAN MOTHER. Doors open @ o'clock and the pertorina menee at 7 pre MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE, 444 Broadway. New York. MONDAY &VENING. will he narformed GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD. After which, FRA DIAVOLO. Fia Diavolo, Mrs Timm | Beppo, To Cae with will com NOP ‘The Doors will be op» foriannee commence at 7, ev) CIRCUS. AMPHITHEATRE om THE REPUBLIC. Institated m 18: Benefit of Dirk Pelham, on which oecasion he Ethiopian calcd NEGRO ASSURANCE shioves*clown. PELHAM foll entleme aoe to Wiens Lara Hort OConnel, M Ca er. Prices of Admission—B: tor Dress Circle, 25 cents Children half price: Second. ‘ier, 10M center Pit, 12g centa arg t, or Family Boren $1 zh—acats for ax perions. Place [or colored persons. “Doorn open at hall-past Overture by the Band at ¥ to 7—= Horemanship to commence at 7. wie AMERICAN THEATRE—WALNUT-ST: ~ PUTLADELPGIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUSHMAN ILL'S BENEFIT. tH and Mr. HI Mr Booth PLE’S LAWYER. Solon Shingle Conelude with Mr Hill B.A. MARSHALL, Lessee, EATHE this week will be oseapied for tion of deserving, talented perfarmers Miunber of Volnhteers on the differen aunusemersts. will be more interest ‘ j possible than here Boxes, 1 shilling; Dress circle programmes for particular peu at o'clock ; perfor mance to commenee at 7 dud im*r AMERIC Marble Bu St. Paul's Chureh. ‘Concentration ani nprallelled. icin Tequest of many ofthe Gr farm hes inthe for the gratification of the publie, nager, regardless of the truly enormous expense attending the same, has. re engaged for two weeks more, ending, Satarday, January 2st, that greatest of all curiosities, and smallest of ha man beings, “GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR ‘The smallest Dwu-t in all creation. ‘This perfect specimen of man, on the smalie « wer betore heard of, ean be aren, da and evening ats « Maya, without extra charge. He years old, bur” inches WIGHS ‘ONLY Fife TEEN POUNDS! nrecisely his weight. when but six months old.— ‘The General ayinmetrical proportion, and decidedly the most perfect Dwarf inthe world, ana the most surprising living curiosity that everastonished the public. First week of the Magnificent Moving Diorama of DEPARTURE OF THE ISRAELITES! ot up at immense expense, with reenie effects, music, proces Sinus &e of surprising splendoras produced at Drury Lane, and ‘ eG RTUGUESE LANDSCAPE NEAR LISBON. he SEAciverndacinen STORM and, SHIPWREGK. LENDID FAIRY GROTTO. | herman, the popalar ballad singer ; ’e vam Ms e ng a me Sager, sre enenes a. oth, t Somi Pt ivaldi’s decidedly unrivalled” Mechanical HUT he Mysterions Gipscy Girl is engaged, and can be privately consulted from A. ML till 5.04 loek P. whole to.cowelude with ‘THE CONFLAGRATION OF MOSCOW. ence at7 o'clock. Div yenioninaices Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at 1% oA atassion to all 25cente—Children half price. i154 Hoitcies ne an Jerse having Decome Lessee ofthe Old aud favorite tlace of amusement ts ready tO. re applications for eogagements from alt performers of ac ledged talent throughout the country. The Theatre will open tnder the new managementon Monday, January 234, Address, pst paid, Cor apply personally between iPand Revco) at the Whreatre. K. D. DINNEFORD. N. B. ‘The Saloons of the above Theatre to Let, and imme- inte tion for the suine inust be made as above. jyls IS) PATENT LIFE BOAT, 7 WALL STREET.” n2isr s That being Mr, H. G. tite Celeste, t Yoo! Also, Signor Vi ~~ ROCKW NO. 9 ASTOR MUS. SHNEIDER & REBHUN willatcend private part vl Saute with a band of from three to twel y eee ly No. 27 Delaney street near the Bowery, or No. 124 be et USsIC OR BALLS AND PARTIES —JOHANN MUNCK' Hogar ty fu, tealiy cuneate Broadway. jitimbr LIG! . IN BARCLAY Syl im®r MUSIC. M®ss8s. WEISS & GRAHM to the fashionable soci eti Band (late at Rockaway) it jate Parties and Soirvees, of from one dence No. 2% Delancy, near LITARY AND CIVIC BALL. "THE ww Briss Band will give theit Annual Ball at Pee Nese Stionn oa Monday evening, the. 23d inst., on which ocexsion the Band will perforin daring the intermission, in full uniform, the following pieces, viz t= Cavatina, Comet Andante, with Ps pany Na by---+-C. 8, Graffa to be uan’s, corner of Centre and » ad the band. N. B. Members of Military Companies will please Sy EXORANUE. poais = PLU os Br exer TANS iilaad in same of a5. 6 y le by Keto any amount, forsale OY gs, J. SILVESTER, ju 22 Wall street end 130 Broadway. TO CABINET MA . WANTED One or iwo Cabinet makers (for a few weeks) that understand repairing famwure. Ay 5 ures, _iytsseere Western Hotel Kilo. 9 Courtiande i. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. 5 Pills, from Portagal, are, ae catty betobeataeilin is cousry. See advertise meutou the last column, fourth page, <a KS’ SECOND LECTURE on the Antiquities FS oe ON eS Morte Maca tet ing, Jromary 17th, 1343, to com ‘cours: of Tectures on this sub- id paintings, will be delivered fe Gnahat fo or ie le atu ‘ston of il ils, Sandford & C0, 112 Broxd- Roe wood, 41t bio’s Saloon, on’ Tugsda mence at 44 past 7 o'eloel ject, Mustra ed by drawings by Dr. Hawks. 1 Tickets m Milter, and atthe door on the night of the Leetre, to admita lady and gentleman, $2.50 ‘ ‘one person, 190 ‘Treket for the eveni io As iLts supposed by some that these leetw eyetition of the eours Jelivered some years ago, weh iv uot the case. TI ration of the truth of th red from the antiquities hese Mosai FRUCHTW ipantes, Acids, hemicals, German Shive