The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1843, Page 3

Eee _ — Qg@ THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXT tod cures all cases of gonorrhwa, gleet, 1 w 4 and “ei of the generative system. Bente Reremn, teed in alf cases. Sold by authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York. In large bottles, price $1 ; in smail do, 50 cents ; in cases, $3. 'W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal office of the College, 97 Ni eet. MONEY MARKET, Sunday, Jan. 15—6 P. M. We stated on Saturday, that the main arguments ad vanced by the applicants for readmussion into the Board of Brokers, was that the rules of the board had been set aside on a former occasion in faver of those short in Morris nal stock. Without going into a detail of that famous lubble, we may briefly state the general features of the case. In making time sales of stock, the operator sup- poses he will beable to purchase it before the maturity of the contract, at a price something less than that whieh he sells ; the buyer supposes that it will rise, each taking his whance of the market. This is a fair contract, although net one allowed by the sagacious law makers. When, however, a certain number of men holding the whole stock of a company, enter into’a solemn [pledge to each other not to sella share at any price without the assent of the whole, and then go into the market and buy ontime to any extent, using every art and inducement to make othersto sellto them on time, bidding very high above the market price, knowing that they cannot pro- cure the stock, the thing becomes a conspiracy to defraud. ‘When these sellers are fairly in the trap, and fbegin to make purchases fulfil their contracts, they find the stock cannot be got. The holders then come forward and demand prices regulated only by the wealth of the party short. He must fulfil his contract or fail. If he is short 1,000 shares, and is worth $100,000, he must pay it all. ‘This was nearly the case in Morris Canal, a majority of the brokers were short, the holders of the stock inexora- ble, andthe stock was already 200 per cent. In} this posi tion of aftairs,the board passed aresolution to the effect that these contracts were founded in fraud, and, therefore, that the parties were not bound to fulfil them. Many of them, however, paid large differences, some $5,000 and others $20,000. The vote on this) resolution stoodfas fol- lows On the final question, the resolution being as recom- mended by a committee, that The Bosrd would take no cognizance of existing contracts in Morris Canal Stock,” For the resolution. Against the resolution. John Alstyne, Chas. Buck, J.D. Beers, +O. Cammann, 'W.G Bucknor, R. Curtis W. Bicker, +A. N. Gifford, ). Clarkson, B. Hart, *Levi Coit, J L. Joseph, W. Cairns, Jr., Russel H. Nev *Jacob'Little, Rufns L Nevins, } W. I. Robinson, *J. G. Ogden, "RD Weeks, *Edword Prime, F. A, Tracy, *John Ward, PS W. Bleecker, “John Warren, J. A. Perry, D. H. Wiekham, A. H. Gallatin, Daniel Le Roy, * — Stebbins, WL Booth, A. J Cooke, ST. Williams, *R. Birney, *Morrie Ketcham, J.T. Talman, ©. R. Marvin, W. Borrowe, Samnel J. Beebee, — Spraene, John Paine, Henry Ward—23. Moses Allen, John Aspinwall, yd. Neileon, S Nathon, *W. H. Brown, George Carpenter—29. Those marked thus * are now members of the board, and voted unanimously against readmitting those who are now delinquent in all their regular contracts. Those thus rejected, are forming themselves into a new board to ‘set with open doors, and endeavor to get as much business as they can, but it does not appear that thetwo beards “an interfere with or rival each other, It draws all those who have failed into one class, and all those who are still responsible intothe other. The position of the present board and the state of the times, makes it indispensable that they should adhere tothe rules, and rigidly enforce contracts. On the other hand, those who have failed in their contracts, cannot sit still. They must’do something and form themselves into board, and offer themselves as candidates for public confidence and patronage. The following is a return of the affairs of the Union Bank of Dover, N. J., to the 1st instant, as compared with lest year :— Tue Dron. Bank at Doven, Jan 1942-1842. o sn42 To stock py $50 000 50,00 ‘ Rank Notes in circulation, 38 203 34.134 “ Ralence of profit and I 34,917 W687 Dividencs unpaid, 4.500 4 500 Ralanes due depositors, 1004 9,377 “ Tax due the Sute, 250 250 M $138,061 129,518 Bills receivable, ‘$71 100 77,331 Short loans and personal secounts, 2.083 - Personal property, valued at 2,000 1,500 Shecie on hand, 10.166 Notes of Banks 106, _ Due from Banks, 52,167 40,520 $138 061 129,518 ‘The Monmouth Bank of New Jersey, has made no re tarns, This concern has failed 20 times within a short time. It isnow controlled by a broker from St. Louis, in connection with the Clinton Bank of New York, and its bills are used mostly at the south west in the purchase of lead and other produce, and will probably never be re- deemed. A large amount of old issues of the bank is out. standing, for which nobody is responsible. Why is it that the Legislature of New Jersey permits the little vagabond concern toexist. It is of no possible use but as an instru. ment of deception. It is broken, insolvent, and has forfeit- ed all priviliges that may{ have been granted to it, long since. ‘The following is a comparative return of the banks of South Carolina to the Ist inst:— Banxs or Sourw Canotina, Jan. 1, anv Dec: 1. Loans cis, Loot” Yoeet Loans. : Bank of State, 29,200 ‘ig 7o0,349 158,917 Branch at Columbia, 820,350 790,408 91 “Camden, 405,761 Southwestern RR. 436 Plantes’ & Mech’s, Union Bank, Tots), Bank of State, Branch at Colum = Camden, Southwestern Rt Planters’ & Mech’, Union Bank, Total, 1,231,607 By recapitulation, these aggregates give the following results :— 1,383,420 1,361,394 Feb. Sept. Nov. Dee. Jan Loan 4,229,046 4,077,706 4,249,265 4,155,054 4,053,720 Spec 456 272 “419,142 400,435 444384 Cireulation, 1,426,064 1,094,693 1,231,607 1,383 420 Deposites, 1,274,723 1,660,354 1,224,146 1,260,905 1,364,991 Their exchange movements is seen the following table :— Jan Mar. Sept. Nov. Dee. Jan, Dom’e bil 5,422.759 418,913 208,262 312,59 523,483 529,661 Foreign, "42,326 174709 40'603 140,144 184,768 245,530 465,035 623,642 249,915 452700 708,271 785,191 ‘These figures give a very steady movement during the year, and showa progressive increase in the exchange movement. From the commencement of the cotton y the increase has been $436,276 or 200 per cent; and much exceeds the amount held in Jan. of last year,while the cir- culation iascarcely so high. For the past two years,since the Charleston barks resumed specie payments, the ex. changes have preserved the utmost regularity and unifor- mity. In al! that period tho rate has seldom varied } per cent,say $a J, a thing never known under the monopoli, sing sway of the laf National Bank, which continually kept the exchanges in a fluctuating state in order to take advantage of the difference caused by itself. Such must ever be the Case under a great bank. It has been proved in evidence before Parliament that the Measures of the Bank of England were designed at times to produce a cer- tain degree of distress in order to raise the rates of inter- est, and enhance the profits of the bank at the expense of the public. Resclutions, suspending the powers of the Alabama branch banks at Mobile and Decatur to lend money, issue bills, and make settlements of debts, passed tne Senate of that State(by a vote of 16to 6, and the House 80 to 3. ‘This is preparatory to placing them in liquidtion, ‘The following isthe oificial return of the debt of the State of Kentucky, onthe 2th Dec 1942 :— Sratkmentor tak Pusuic Dewt or Kentucky, Deoem. nen 24, 184, Amount of State bands issued under act of February, 1835, at 6 per ce tinterest, $200,000 ‘Under act of Feb 1836, at 5 per cent 150,000 [amir bar ats pha go 165,000 Ce 1,200,000 « «163 6 33,000 Acts of Feb. 1940, 1841, 6 1,632,900 Under act March,1s42, 6 471,283 Borrowed under act of Deo. 1985 , 40,000 941.783 Amount of bonds redeemed during 1842, by 99,000 Leaving asthe amount of State debt on the 2ath day of Dee. 1842, $3,902,783 Amount of State debt last year, 3,401,500 Increase of State Debt this year, $601,263 Of which there was issued for the repair of the Railroad, 64, 83 For other purposes of improvement, $437,000 Of this sum there was issued under the act of 1N4l, $69,000 Special acts to Hulme and Stoughton, 8,000 Issued under the appropriation of March, 1842, (of $430,000) $360,000 Leaving unappropriated of that sum, 60,000 “$420,000 For the of the Railroad there was of tts appropriation th ene ay u ° oe ppropriation there was expen. pe Leaving a balance of that appropriation unappropriated, $95,717 Amount of State debt bearing interest of 6 percent, $516,000 Amount of State debt bearing interest of 6 per cent, 3,397,783 Whole amount State debt, Dec. 4, 1842, The constant appearance of the bonds constituting this $501,283 of increased debts, in the New York market has been the cause ofthe continued low prices of the stock, which under other circumstances would have stood as high as those of New York or Massachusets. The Go- vernor stated in his message, that the law authorising the increase contained a proviso that the debt should not be carried beyond the process of the sinking fund; and that in consequence all the stock authorised was not issued. If the issues are now stopped there is no doubt but that stock will risein value. Died. On the 1éth instant, after a long and painful illness, which she bore with christian fortitude, Mrs. Carumnine. Powers, in the 54th year of her age. Her relations and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, from her late residence 137 Duane street. On Sunday morning after a short but severe illness,Gr:n- TRUDE ALBERTSON. Her remains will be taken to Staten Island, on Tuesday morning at half past 9 o’clock, from the house of niece Mra. Shechan, 16 Chestnut street. ‘The friends of the family and those of her son-in-law Mr. Wm. Wilson, are requested to attend the funeral. Mail Arrangements, Great South Mail closes daily at 334 o'clock, v. m. Sonth Mail is closed B o'clock, A. M. (on Sunday at 1 o'clock, P. Thi i supe Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City offices, and conveys matter for Michigan, the Territories of Wise nsin and Iowa, and those Norther, Counties in Ohio.and- Pennsylvania; also, the Northera part of Tadiana and Uli ‘The South An Extra at 356 o'clock, p.m. The Great North including all matter in this State, A that part of the State of Vermont ‘est side of the Green Mountains—and all Cana- ly at 7 o'clock, a. a. North and West of Albany--th lying on the th da, 1s closed Arrives. Closes. to Albany, including 1 towns on the Hudson 6 a.m. 6 A.M ver sit . vs Providence and Boston, including New Hampshire, Maine, part of Massachu . ra, part of Vermont, the Eastern Bri- ‘ovinces, daily, except Sundays’ M. ‘The Mail by steamboat to| New Haven, and by railroad from thence to Hartford, including those offices adjacent thereto, ‘Sundays 2 p.m. he Norwalk and Bridgeport Steamboats, connected with Housatonic Railroad, supplying offices im that sec tion of Connecticut adjacent to the y ing Sing to Pe 1, daily + nant ‘The Mail via East Chester, White Plains, and Bedford, to Danbury, Ct. daily, ex: cept Sunday's» « 8 The Mail for Brooklyn, twice a day --- 5 ; The Way-Mail between this and Albar side the Hudson River, is closed daily at:++ «++ The Mail for Tompkinsville, Sails except Sunday ont Island are ¢! nt y, except Sund: M Stonington, &e. relock, a 1 forwarded e" of BERERE EE OZ zE n y i o’elock Sun- arrival Sunday evening, 9 Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. Africa+++ +++ + Nov. 1 Aux Cayes Dec. 10 A Nov. 9 ++ Nev. 1 Montevideo - July 3) Maranham + Dee. 17 Matanzas layaguer « 6 Maracaibo « 16 19 10 4 Gaayagui Guayama, P. 8 St. John, N.B. Turks Island ‘Trinidad de Cuba Vera Cruz: Valparaiso b Passengers Arrived, AraLaciicota—Ship Floridian—M White. Foreign Importations, PaLenmo—Ship Hellespout—1200 bxs lemons 4000 do oranges 491 bags linseed S$ Broom—3 cs marble tops to master. JacheL—Schr Win Allen-—51 vazs coffee G Douglass—612 F Marean—20 Lewis & Brown—4 Gw ulding—35,600 Ibs log- wi Underwood—100 bes wine 10 bdls brooms 3 pkgs, tubs PW Folsom—21 bxs cider 1do ale O Kyyne—6 do 25 bbls bread 2 bxs mdse H Underwood—102 bags coffee to order. Domestic Lmportations. Apratacuicora—Ship Mutha Washington—a bales cotton 1 box tobacco Wood. Johnson & Burritt—99 bales Buck & com 198 H Coit & co—32 D Robinson—94 Bogart & Kneeland—30 R- Kingsland—s3 J Hunter—26 Mills & Ripley—44 do 1 Ht ype 1 bbl mdse W Benedict—45 bays mdse R Danham—5t own Brothers & co, ; d APALACHICOLA—Ship Floridinn—29 bales cotton Boorman, Johnston & co—121 Ho!brock, Nelson & co—2t JH ‘t'alman— 35 W Gale—80 Brewn Brothers & co—60 A J Pennistov—i8 8 Bronson—160 Parmele, Kilbarn & Rogers—173. JK Butter worth—38 Spoffor, Tileston & co—59 ED Harliut & co—2 Hadley & Phelps—I box A Comstock, Savanwan—Brig Etrarian—144 bales cotton J M Prescot 4 Smith, Mills & co—s4 Perkins & Hopkins—53 G Collins—15 h AG Miller. Danten—Brig New Jersey—2 bales cotton Barstow & Pope ‘orter & Coilius—259 H Con—26 Bi 41 J & 8 Stone—22 ok: \¥—32 bales cotton to order. Geoncxtows, SC—S ice. 200 bales am & Pimon—37 do H Coit & eo—d0 do Sackett & Smith, Mills & co—68 Sprague & Ro! bushels J Mercherd. Francis, La—Schr Merchant—260 hhds mota son, New Haven—10 do sugar Peck & Sayre MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM ENGLAND. “ ROM AMERICA Caledonia, Lott Feb. 1 Acadia, rie = G. Westem, Hosken: Columbia, ' Miller ritant Apel 4 April 15 Packets to Arrive, Packets to Sail. POON. FOR LIVERPOOL, Onrriek, Skid Dec. 13] §. America, Bailey, Jan. 19 Oxford, Rahbove, Dee. 19] Sheridan, De Peyster, Jan. 10 PROM PoRTsmouTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH. PROM LIVE we've, Williams, Dee. 1| Gladiator, Britton, — Jan 20 Philadelphia, Hovey, Dee 10] Mediator, Champlin, Feb. 1 PROM HAVRE. FOR HAVRE. Sully. Br Dec. 2 | Silvie de Grasse, San. 16 Oneida . Deo. 16 | Louis Philipoe,Castoff, Jn 24 Argo, Anthony, Feb. 1 Dee 24] St. Nicolas, Pell, Ship Masters and Agents. We shell esteem it a fayor, if enptans of vessely will ive © Commodore Rosent Siivey, of our news feet, 9 re- sort of the shipping left at the port whence they suled, the coxsels spoken on their assage, a list of their eargo, aud auy en newspapers ornews they May have, He wri! voard them itamediately on thet are Agents and correspondents at home or abroad, will alee confer a favor by sending to this office all the marine inteliigence they ean obtain. information of any kind will be thankfully received: PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 16 FULL 4oon rrr Kise M wre Arrived. . from Palermo, Dee 1, passed Gi! Broom. Lr ft at P. barqae Daches brigs Washington, Trompson, for Ship) Hellespont, raltar Hi Baxter, for Boston, NOnie na, We. Ship Martha Washington, Tyler, 13 days from Ayalse' with cotton to Post & Philli Ship Floridivo, ratt, ti days from Apalacticota, with corr to kD, Harlbut's& Co. Sarled in_co_ with ship Philip Ist, F Now York; barque Windsor, for Boston; brig Peeynic, on ola, Myers, 5 days from CWtleston, with cotion, Sandmark, 9¢ dave from Gefle, Johuaron & Co. ‘de Cuba for New 0. & Dwight, of New i Teconic, Wilbor, 1 Inchieola, ‘ valor voston ip W. Cale Gor Be Aabty A helo wih Brig New Jeraey, Browns} days trom Darien, Ga, with ee RN Beat eeomm T dave from Darien, Ga, with cot tn Brig Efrarisn, Branseum, 6 days f unah, ton, to Neamit" Leeds RUG. Buledinee, ik Saree hrese Jordan, (or Bostor Alien, Spaulding 21 a 5 coffee, Ke. to HUnderwood "Loft uo Aumeriocn ‘Sche Margaret, Boyd, 4 days from Petersburg, with muse to JL Southard. Schr President, Penfield, 4 days from Battimore,with mdse to Allen & Paxson anes hmond, Austia, 6 days from Richmond, with flour to en Scar Merchant, Stevens, 17 days from Fran to © Peterson, of N Have nelia, Terry, 6 says frown Georgetown, SC. with cot i, fo, masa 10h fost, lat $4, 1on 76 37, saw a quantity of Supposed & Veusel’s deck load, . 3-days from Baltimore, with com, to Johnson & Burritt. wee Sch’ Candace, Brights from Baltimore,with mdse, toThtale Keeton : Schr Edward J. Ballard, Lawson, 3 days from Virginia, wit oysters. 7 . “Schr Mary Ellen, Nelson, 3 days from Virginia, with ofsters, to master. : Schr Clotilda, Van Name, 2 days from Virginia,with oysters, to master. 48 Schr Banner, Simeson, ? days from Virginia, with oysters, to master ; : Schr Exile, Scout, 3 days from Baltimore, with flour, to with oysters, Wood, Joh Hircheock & i} Schr Elizabeth, Smith, 3 days from Virgin' to master. Schr Sashchure, Miles, 3 days from Virki master. ¥ Sehr Lexington, Crowell, 4 days from Virginia, with oysters, 10 master hee Schr Avon, Crowell, 2days from Virginia, with oysters, to master. Schr Expeditious, Bush, 2 days from Virginia, with oysters, to mater, Schr Delaware, Smith, 2days from Vi bound to New Haven. ia, with oysters, to inia, with oysters— Below. ‘i ‘ One ship, an’ a brig supposed to be the Sterling, Hamilton, from Savannah, Herald Marine Correspondence. Orvice ov rHe Ruooe latanven, t ‘Newnort, Jan. 14, 1843... Air lth, Falconer, Collins, from Providence and sailed for Apatachicola ‘Arr 13th, tsaac Jackson, Swift, fin NYork for Falmouth, has been off this porr 4 the fog.’ Std Gentleman, N Yor! RN Stevens, do: htfoot, Mobile; J & KE W Erickson, for a Southern Por Genera! Record. Packsr sutr Siivis pe Grasse, for Havre, will sail to day. Her letter bags close at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange, at the usual hour this morning. Notice to Mariners, me The Floating Lizht Ship stationed about 15 les ESE. of the Highlands, was blown about 30 miles to sea from her sta- tion, but made sail, and is now on her way upto the city for repairs. Home Ports g Berger, Jan t2—Cid Monaco, Wording, Havana; Mary & san, Hinds, Be rmkt, olantsnovti, Jan lola Ohws aud Enza, Marshall, New leans. Bosco Jan 4—Ar Harbinger,Crocker, Faye] Dec 23—touch- edat Fayal, Novo. Camilla, Wathingt»’,. fm NYork for Amn- sterdam, put aving sprnng her rudder, hat and roceeded on 12th: Damou, Potter, Newport, It, fayette, Atwood, Bangor. Me; Dee 2, Holder Borde j Capt Crocker also "reports. ton ch Nov Natta veh Lewaut, Fussell, Warleston Ste? ‘quimbo. ‘Knowles; Valoaraico and mmevket Carib, Nickerson, Oinor and Cruxilto.* Catt Sarch Wil ms, Cutter, Cieufuces Tucker, Port au Prince: e} Franc 1, Gurncoa; Dambarton, Pendleton, New 8; Chos Carroll, Dean, do: Claudius, Scobie, Charles- Hazard, Mie Fortlan Medium, Herding, Charles- ap, Case, Richmond, r ‘Jan 12—[u port, Susan, Matthews, Philadelphia for Boston: New Harbour, supposed from North’ Carolina foro; Leontdas, of Harwich,’ destination unknown; and others before reported, iaixaToN, Jan 5—Arr Canary, Baker, Baltimor Gorham, N. Bedford: Baltic, Purrington, ' Marti Perkins, Gilpatrick, Porto, Rico: Repeater, Francis, N Yor! Emeline, Nichols, do. 6th, Hellespont, Randall, Ne: 7th, Aldebaran, Comery, St. Jago de Cuba; Sherer, Hicks, maston and Boston: Chapvelle, Sawyer, New York. Albert Perkins, Clark, Bost Albert, Staples, Marti- nique: Echo, Messer, Matanzas; Ind=pendence, St. Domingo. Cid Jan 6th, Althea Cornelius, Falkenbu New York. Teh, Red Wing Sleeper, Mobi'e Repeater, Francis. Yew York, Orrall St Domingo. 9%h, Jas a Bacheider, Martin que; St Simons, Slowman, Ha- rand ‘Turk, Loud, toth, Norman, Shackie- 't Domingo. sn B—Cld Cld Tiger, Biker, Liverpool Apollo, Windsor, for Havre, Mary PROSPECTUS or WILLMER & SMITH’s EUROPEAN TIMES, And United States, Canada, West India, and South American Intelligencer. 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Jyl6 Iwjab Dec" 1812 et A CLOUNTANT —The subseriver, for many. years a orac- tical Book keeper in this eity, proposes to write uy adjust, or ba. co, any sett of hooks of ‘account, embracing the ship- Pi ramosicing, foreign and domestigeoram miou sa te jacturing business, with despatch, and mpon rt ssonable terms. : } N’S-LUDLUM "7 No. 66 Vew Le ES ON THE PROPH OF DANIEL ROFESSOR WHILING, of Williamsbury, will lecture ‘on Monday evening, Veh inst, at Niblo’s, at xeven o'clock. The public. and espect ly clergymen, ave invited to attend. jyl6 1t®ee val interest, under the him personally, and ite! nating Committee of the ation, resp-et(ully present the he members at the ensuing elee- Liorary. Assoc candidates for the upport of on ‘ Lewis McMuthornith 6'V'S Roosevelt ewis MeMulles—wit oosevelt. For Pice President, Richard Burlew—with © Cartlidge. Bor Curresponding Secretary. Anthony Haley-with fed amar Bank, Piss "Fur Recording Secretary. William M Farss-—with American Bxchauge Bank. "Fur Treasurer, James A Williainson—with Aymar& Co, or Directors, h Jomes'B El A John O Stevens, Benjamin Pomeroy, jr John A Clark, | uc agimsend, tayre & Co jeury G Sendder, ¢ app vf C “ MeCaray, Aldrich & Spencer ee J F. BAKER, Sha ma 4 LEWIS SKINKLE, Src’ MOEA RIALTO. NO. 410 BROADWAY. OPRIETOR, grateful for the patronage hitherto d from his fiends, and desirous to merit a continue respectfully informs them i] at mucn expense, entirely « with the pres fort and convenience it ¢ sed by any inthe ciry. He has built foar oe most approved style, which will be opened for th gompany on Tarsdcy evening, the 17th inst, when ‘ath me,” ahd happy to recelve New Year's Calls jy 16 2% ree M. W. CORN MURSING—if the youne iad who Teft his home on Weducs- dey, the 1th ind whos absence causes much wea siness to + Will communieste with them, assnred that the past wil he forgiven, and meas ouce be tken.to, place him in that line of live whiel be the bent cf his iuctination, bat which has heretofore been that th s notice may not be mistaken, the youth to ‘hom it is addressed will recollect that he had in his posses- on letters to N, and P, and JL; one of which he handed to nh to whom it was directed, near the Astor hor st 12 on the above day. He had also an open to his parents Jy16 Lwis®rre JEFFERSON GRENADIER COMPANY. HE. Fourth Annual Ball of this compiny will take place {Mond ‘spevening, the Lith ast, at the Apollo Saloon t Tickets $1 50, to be had ot Capt Ekel, corner Bayard and Mott er Lieut Lang Anthony street ; Serg’s Hammer, 107 Washiogton st; Serg't Blanc, 74 Bulcon street 5 Private Meyer, 12 Hester s vert privawe Petri, comer Ludlow and Hest i i 4 priv it» Cobleuzer, Diy 500 Pearl st eet, iy 16 10 rre WM. BLANC, See B. GIBBONS’ GRAND FANCY AND COSTUME AS*EN BLY. at the Apollo Rooms.—EDWAKD B. GIBBONS, of Niblo’s Garden, most reepectully informs the subscribers, his frien ts aud the public generally, that his first Ball will take place on Friday Evening next, 20: Jannary, at the ebove rooms, on a scale of great splendor and arrange m The rooms will be decor:ted in a chaste and beaurifal st The Band will consist of sevevteen of the fiuest quadrille aud waltz: wasteans in New Vark.. Leader, Mons. My-et bi relroshments, sup,er, &c. will be 1atroduced with every @-Heacy of the season, from the moment of arrival until the term:uation of the eveni 'e enjoyments ‘The tickets will be $3. im.t one Gentleman and two La- ies,and to include ev: ry refreshment during rhe ev, nin ‘The ball room to be opened at eight o'clock, and the d wemg to commence at nive o’cieck, preeisely Persovs desirous of tckets, will hove the good: to. meke appli on 0. Ty ursday m xt, osno ticket can be for Tickets to be made at the tollowing pl Gos i= ML. Keater, No. 13 Park Row yl. Jou Brosd way: Mr, W. ston, 50) Beondway Mr. iw «ve Hall, Broadway ; Mr. FG M cer Gree wt R GREG ad M di tall he w what is te prac’ ance can m derate compe: which wihieg re. ary is mill pocket volume which he ovta "the Rabieon fu! public Those for w! om itis intended ; the ple aul ¢uttlauon Miaes, V ita_ applies 1001 be te @ all joul ary aud wow ime effluvias ¥ also re tor Smoky Cuuinuies the ma purchased the r: bt for the City ane Gouuty of D prepared wo sapply the pw with Cones on demand. Metal Roothag of all deseriptions mmished in any part of the r Pipes and Plamoers’ Work in geueral. Also, on and ‘Tio Ware at wholesale, Stove pipes dath cabs, coal hods, &e at prices Kreatly redaced. All wotk warranted, an J orders by letter atten sed to, P. SUSINER, #25 nem 120, W ster ' OLLECTIONS on ail parts Of tie United Btares made On { oat favorable terns Dy : 8.4 SYLVESTER, ae Wall ance AL—=170 Chaldrons best Orrel Coal in IVERPOOL ard, fo le ia bot it hase rs, by yar: for ele to totstownle purehaae BY oe ny AN, Sues 15 hhds pri sit Hautavilie, and I iyie 4 dir bs FOR SALE—Karms inthe village of Jamaien, L. I. tnbe ‘Two handsome Farms, coutaininy—the one ffty-lour the other forty-eight acres of land, properly divided into: e pasture and woodland, tivation, and ‘They are in a good state of cul- ge situated a short distan th from the Rail- pon South st, On tof a good two story honse ngs. On the other t I be sold low if apn road, to whicl® their front extends paral ‘one farm the improvements con’ barn aur! necessary out site building. They N. Je: we and healthy eV will be sold ca | able for mercantile business. for crsh and store goods. es, good land, with three dwelling houses, barns, Se. situated Nninfield, r acre, ond one of 65 acres good land, at $20 per Also, 15 small, and 30 large farms, cheap,’ to suit the Alsb, store-honses, tanveries, mills, public houses, Ke. Please call on 8. VALE, 41 Cortlandt street, every Sat from 16 to 2, or oth y days’ at 171 Washlugton street, wher rT particulars will be . js tm*r LADY'S WORLD—OFFICE 88 BOWERY. HE LADY’S WORLD OF FASHION AND LITE? RATURE.—Covtents of the Febrnary No, Vol. IIL No. ORIGINAL PAPERS. Fashions for Kebruary, (IIustrated) The Wyoming Valley—by Mrs Catherine A'len, (Illustra- ted Phe Embroidered Slipper—by Mrs C H Ford. Descriptive Poet Love, or the Poet's Brideby Alexander A Irwine (Ilus- ie D Shai he Drowning Skaiter Oh. Wrone net Th y J Porter, Traded Shin sie Havvet 3 Bowl ranted ip~by Harriet jowles. Herbert Monltrie-—by John Tomlin Withered Violets—by 4 ‘S$ Swain, Axnes. or tne Pastor—by Mrs Mary V Spencer (Illustrated) The Wreath ‘The Trifle—by Ellen Ashton. ‘he Ereniog Landy Cl ‘en erjanni Ls Fr The Proiries—by GG Foster. q ‘alisinan—hy Edward J Porter. MREUTISHMENTS OF THE NUMBER. _ « Bride,"a magnificrat engraving im mezzotint, Esa, afier the celebrated picture, by JG Mid vers, MD. ithe Valley of Wyoming,” a splendid engraving on steel, ny AL Dick, alter a diawing by WH Bartlett “Axa.” a beautifal engraving by E Piakerton, elegantly colored. co Wark.” a new pattern for lace work, designed and aved by © Baanes Bea. Colored Flowers, drawn from nature, engraved and color ed by F Quarre, * Fashions for February,” representing six figures, with ope- rand walking dresses, bonnets. caps, &e &e, engraved by AL Dick, and colored afier ths prevailing ‘Terms—$2 per snnuin in advance ; Single Nos, 16 pence. n any part of this city and Brooklyn, and sent by mal to all parts of the United States and the Canadas, Iv H48&16 tis rre ISRAKE POST. i Bowery. MERICAN CAND AND LOAN OFFICE. —Witiam L. Simers having above thirty years’ experience in the ement of Real Estate, and possessing a large lauded pro- perty himself, al-o feeling great confidence from the libel patronage he has heretofore enjoyed, reapectfulty solicits attention ef the public to the special advantages of the Ame- niean Land and Loan Office, at No. 14 Wall street, in the city of New York, for the purchase, sale or exchange of Houses and Lots, Farms and uncultivated Lands, either at private or ag and letting of Houses, Stores, rents, and for taking the’ general ion of Real Estate, also for the superin- r and repairing Buildings. 5 Persons having property to sell, exchange or let, will, find it to their advantage to apply at this office rather than ‘o any other in the both in point of economy and despate, All property registered in this office, will, if required, be ad col'veting rer} vertised in two or more of the mos: widely circulated journals, gid every honorable exertion made to dispose of tft: same. Should the property not be sold at private sale, it will, i des sired, be offered at public auction, thus giving to owners of the Propeny double edvantage, He will sao attend to effecting Insurance on rrove:t. aby taining and loaning of money on bond and mortyrxe, or eer securities, tal care to receive ample secunty for money loine to have titles to property exginied Uemen of the legal profession of established Guaricter furs curser : Holders of vacant grourd that requires greatly totheir ad ¢ kind of build ent localities, 18 of the gr imp quaintance With the building of honses will east ‘em erected on the most reavonable terms at a tar less exyecr than is usual, He will also take charge cf real estate sales, as his knowledge from experienee Will be of great value to those property, he will pre properly distributed it will be found to be a great sat for the last three or four years has been frequently sacrificed from the want of proper attention and skillfal managemeut. Individuals or e»mpat agent to take chierge of their real estate, may depe t futhfully and economically man el, promptly prid over Persons ng tO hive oF purchase properte, oF nerally be accommodated” tree of exy persons resting ata sirous to sel! or purchyse real est a description of the property, will receive immediate attention. All letters for the pureh or forthe loaniug or parti WILLIAM L. SIMERS, Aum exchange of real estate, d to, 1 Loan, office, No, 14 Wall street, New Vork;and t paid NB. Contracts and other papers i ja t-Imis®r GLISH SCHOO! e AVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA, DUNNE WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL two ¥ , under the pa- » Island, and tion is the “int sclish language bitaally and nnently pal has the experience of wiand, and the Usted Stace youth entrnsted to branches of a poli ¢ wdueation, whic e careers, and are applicable to any. The course’ of study, thevefore, comprehends the English, French, German and Spanish langu: History, Geogrs ab Nariral Philosophy, the practieal part of Mathematie Drawings of varions kinds. 3 Professors of divers nations and aequirerments reside in the ex tablishment; and all the classes receive, in rotation, instruction from the director. Such signal success has attend veral of the pupils, ander twelve two foreign languages, ma perfectly riper years, correetly and e: quisition, not ouly.of the Spanish, but also of gthe: is thas placed within the reach of che youth of the States, without ite being necessary for them (9 re h the many advantaces which accrue from aukenglish ed jon, The object of the Privcival 4» desing to reecive youths from the United States, is to facilitate the acqui Of the Fnglish acecut for his 'Spanis H Prould be doubly repaid them by by the tater, ja here the manly. spirit of the English school zens of the Unived States can have nothing mate, the house bei ta short a knowledge o required in all is plan of tuicion, that se- rs of ages, Write and spenk Tigible marmer, and fine bath and complete m of the pupils’ health. ‘Two youths, ed from Gerena: hy, have passed the summer fu the fect health, As the principal is a married man, and his wife and sister have ar'ae of the janior department children are received at any attnat of infaney. : : £. very pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed. ‘Tue terms are $400 per annum, payable three months in ad- yance There are no extras except clothes snd books. References—MESSIS. CHAS. DRAKE. & BROTHERS. oe ALEXANDEN MORALES, ESQ. GOURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTILE, FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY ERADICATING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. popularity of this justly celebrated Chemical for the destruction ofthe strongest and toughest the soft dowu oa jemstes upper lip aad arms to the stubborn beard of mm, weeds. not n word of eorement i It aise, [tis su cient to say thatit is to be found in this eity enly at the old and orginal office 67 Waker st, one door from roadway—$1 per bottle. Beware of deleterious imitations. her? also may be had : GOURAL D's EAU DE BEAUTE. unrivalled for extermin ting Tan, Pimples, Blotelhes, Sallow- Bess, Sores, and all cuteneous eruptions, and elicityvg a healthy Javenile bloom. $+ per bottie. Gournad’s Vexerable Liquid Ronge,—a superb article, and the only one in mse, 50 cents per bottle. Gourwid’s Blane D'Rsmunes aa excellent preparation for imparting a hiteness to the complexion, free oe s generally ente: rate combrey itup in elegant boxes at 2% cents eacl “Albany, Goce "CN x3 U onisvill: Myers, Chapel “Havana PHE nnivers: Preparat Hair, fro ) 2% Grants; Goshen, Elliott. Con Faulkner, Norwieh; & Heimphreys, Dyer. J Provide: Newport; Clowes, |} Springtel » Worerster; Bart, Little ‘oxgeshall, New reet, Boston, whuryport, Hodg rts nee st; Bangor, Guild; —Newark, te Princeton, Dr. Seabrook. Pe.. hesnut stree.. Laucas arr Robinson, periodies! Thomas & Co, Mai D.C. Washington, Se Md., Battimore 8. 8. cies must be post paid (none Others are taken from the por -of fice) and acewnpanied with aN. ¥. city reference, tionnble. Wivhin a few years this remarkable a mical invention for completely eradiesticg su): has attained the hi, hest piteh of eelebricy ar excited the cupidity of a mest Of base come fi pt te smareh From the mentor the jus: + Purchasers shonld the refire be ov ¢ Po NY, fac ved on the . French and English, accompa: ember the only office im N.Y. for i is 67 Walker street, one door fran Bios (THE Anoveersary of the Birth of Robert Barus will be cele _o, beitedat the Blue Bonnet House, 17 Spruce street, on the Janary inst Yoioek evening. An inst umemtal 1h tidance, “For tickers analy att ‘ J. WRIGH CLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PAS AGE OFFI ®, 61 Sonth street, New York—Reg- far tine of Packets—The subscriber continne. to GE persons fom ony part or Great Mritaiy and Teland ngaged oy their friends het., hy the regulir tine os, s-iling every wx da rom Liverpool, Pere sons sendiug for their frien 's, may rely ubat just eure will be token to havethew despateh- d without detay ia Liverscot,and will always endeavor to merit. a courimua ee of the padi prtrouave whic! hay heen 90 liberally bestowed for many years pasts aud tho. remiitho tn “tts payable at all the bani saa branches throng the. Gaited Kiuadon ‘or further pr wap ty. fiCby letter, post yeid) to a Oe RO ented ae DRAFTS ON TELA ND, Ke —The vubscriocrs jue W give dralts payable oa demand, without harge whatsoever. Phe National Bauk of Leland, the Tanches in every county GLAND AND WAL iS — Messrs, James Bri), Exe auge and Discoant Bb ches throughant Koglaud and We Eas’ nk oF Scotland, the ny, branches in the principal Hunter & Co, cs wish yo then any part of Fi Wales, by enctostug Ue amomut ic sto be with the nome aud add tat ‘A draft for the ammo cept thereof, aid ackn COTT, 49 Pook stip, New Vork IFE BOATS. vention ist save haman life. neers and other perso vecks in storms when 100. The nmaiber of pers cthe bari g and econ 4 impossible to 9 ‘Phe price varies Crom $75 to 10 $100, ascordina ‘of_persens they are reqtired to carry, with the botte The class of bon, of woking ap men Falting oF as to require bat two men to laudle them, aed new Apparatus can be set it the the water in 90 secomis, wit! cwo meu iv her ready for the resene. As the safety of vessels atsea vepeuds mainly on the serviers of the crew, this class oF boats is impede ir thet Bree raion HANCIS? Pe fe Boat? Wail st, ng Ome OCF RAN TY Adama X Oo. eikspeeee Olea, he past mo so Vig! ___ AMUSEMENTS THOMAS pet Lodeienet® i WELCHS a (Ster 4 Nos. 29 Ann and 11% Pelt . street.) oOLTEPIC creous, at THE MONDAY, PARK THEATRE. auction store, R, WELCH respectfully annonnees to the citizensof New Extra Sale—Bv order of areeriver and assignee, the follow. | York, that he hy de re ith Mr. E, Simpeo in ble articles will be old without recerve, vin + 24 first | Otder to ft up the mete “Tandements with Mr. KE. Simpeoesa and enshion reat sofas, divans, ortamans nnd couch: PARK THEATRE Freneh bedsteads of superior m AS AN ELEGANT OLYMPIC CIRCUS | ‘eral tea tables, 1 piano forte, 4 larve size F pornleio rm orations of whiely are completed im the most rieh and able and nich plate 2 wardrohes, 2 secretary hook eases, 5 music ettnste, by JM. Ssrry ond Pee i ols, and some other articles furniture of the elas A No. 1 ae cic end e i PRYERS, aed thelr nemeroes ale heremptory. varied Acta and ¥ atl: a TUESDAY, by ORCHESTRAL. M SVEMENTS. creat mrad clock, at the seh to aid their ceneral effect A Guanprans fancy, splendid articles, watches, jews | 7 To Pannwrs FamitsieenThe great velv hestowed anon the exhibition enacted by he highest respeetabili- elle 10g Dry Goods, elutinin kK al in lots to suit p the artention of mer- | cy with the highest gloves, thirn f by order of the TL. Ro kewell fe Cadwallader he Messrs Goasin & Wella. and warm support which the present © Troupe nightly reeeive from Overflow: we Houses composed af the reerect mof the ity of New York, will animate the Director to continued and nergetic exertions. a1, on Jouble ease patent lever, gold ch 1 do do with chronometer bilanee, London : 3 other Performsnces ro commence at7 o'clock. MONDAY EVENING The tranpe will commence with a MAGNIFICENT NATIONAL CAVALCADE, ttle “THE RETURN FROM 1HE TOURNAM Master Glenroy and Miss Welle wil appear on 2. Ho! troducing 9 Spanish Atlemande. Mr Nathane will introduce the Pony Dark Diamond. Follow Ab pid Kinead: mee teatiog act. Followed by CF Rocers ins highiy novel THE THREF KINGDOMS Tn which he will stsinin ‘ie charnetereat Squire Taptivy, Pad- HENRY FE. RIFLE, Ancor, BV RIFLE & ARCULARIIS R. & A. are now ready to ts, Remrns prompt. Sales of real les of household furniture attended to i -Reeular sales of Liquors Sewars, Se. niture, Pianos, &e., every Wednesday 7 TUESDAY Wines, Liquors, Groceries, &e. heetheimer, bollem: arson. everv Tuesday; Far id Saturday, A iz t—Madeira, sherry, port, ‘ . geape, palece, and anchor d Cr 7 various quality, from low priced tothe best in mar- ty MeCriw, Pare, and Rob Roy ee Followed hy Mr Natheng es ters, olives &e. ported and American segars in every FE BOOMER IN NEW YOR! 17 At, this period of the Evening an intermission’of tem minutes will ensue. THE SECOND PART will com rh THE LOST SPRITKO And the Three Copids {in which Mr C Alno, alirge for of shape, brand, and qnolire WEDNESDAY, Jon. 18, At 1085 o'clock, in sates room, _. Klezant and extensive sale of choice (arnt ure,from a genteel family leaving the city. Tt includes almost every kind of conds and wares used in god and well furnished houses,from kitehen to attic furniture, SATURDAY, Jan. 2', w vid second hand furniture, articles oiee of variow by Oxcar Stone, A SMOLENSKA, ort by Franklin. ( theevening will close with n Pantomime. eled AND FLITCH OF BACON! In which the whole Compeny will appear in gay and pictur: sque costume. NOTICE. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. For, the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be a Grand Day Performance every Siturday Afternoon, com meneirg at? o'clock precisely, embracing all the choice and mostplendid A splendid assort fane y cond and honse “F kinds of wares, B. FJ. BEAR HIS DAY, Monday 10% o'clock, the entire fi 18 Dey tree, jerminster and ingrain parlor ai and tafted rugs, hatstind, hall, Inbras, plated e:ndlesticks, ch: and card tables, secretary and ureens, washstands, pier, mantel glasses ioneer, 139, i SOME BURN nil cloth, do ir stair carpets, wilton id astral Lamy ¢, together with the kichen fun CQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASTIC ACTS which the sale will commence, Of the Season, For ce handhills at the Box Of- mostly new and in eood condition. fice, which’ on Satnrday will be ready for di ° ‘Also, Laplendid Quite, clock A.M. until the time of opening. id Marshals Sale—Atl2 o'clock, at No. 19 3 Arm street, by vire to of a Fi Fa execusion, the fixtures of said stare. [LZ Boxes, 5m: Pit, 25; Gallery, 1256 comes Alo. aquantity of Wild Cat money, together with a lot of (7, Heats can be neetired at the Box’ Office, from 10 Ad Jewellery. ofelie' i ‘Tuesday—Share in the Chstham Theatre—At 10 o'clock, at A 139 Fu tou st eet, one share in the capital stock of the New Chatham Theatre, ¥ Ine $250, bearing an interest of 7 per cent iO and entitling the holder to free admission on every night o Mr. Placide’s Benefit performance. All the interest is paid on said share. Mr. FISHER and Mr ABBOTT. G a MONDAY FV¥NIN formed, 2760 sacks Ashton’s Sait, factory filled’ now landing CHARL hip Sheridan, and for sale by After iy KK. COLLINS & CO. 56 Sonth A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. AIL ROAD —LINE—OF-STAGES | After which, AGREFAPLE SURPBISE, FROM NEO OR te See GE® | After which THK ANATOMIST. On and after Tuesday January 34, 1843, the Conclude with, BOHEM IAN MOTHER. 1 Tear a Tet ccauenday danuary 3d, 1849. the | “Doors onen at 64 cclock and the pertermance will com three times a week, as foliows:— menee at? precisely en Seely's. Mansi . Bedford, Monday, ITCHELL’ vi Wednesday ond Fridae morning ata orelocs. Yona SPTORRLES OFS MPIC ARMATR Leaves the Rail Road Hotel. comer of Bowery and Broome MONDAY FUR aT ane REDUCTION OF PRI 0 Dress Circle, 3734 cente: 3 Upper Tier isXcents. sta, New ‘Vork, every. Tacalsyr Wednesary tad Butta VENTS Re nerfirmed Torping, by the 9 o'lock en's, passing “Marble: Hall, Rast GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD. Chester, and through White Plains, Robbi js and’ Mile FRA DIAVOLO. PHS Beery F ra Diavolo, Mrs Timm | Beppo, Mitehe 1 @. C. LEWIS, an Proprietor w Red Bin} Line of Stages will continue to run during the winter from White Plains every day at 8 o'clock, and New mme York at 2 o'clock, P,M., Sundaysexcerted. FRANKLIN THMATRE. HIRAM DEYORES'T | WILE produce more genteel Dan Sin F oF trictties this week than hereratore. “Wiehe inbinarions are great and effective, Tt heing THE LAST WEEK, HIRAM DEFOREST, To conelude with I> The Doors will b ved at halfpast 6, and the ver- formanse eommen ery evening and Eecen- appears. LINE FON ALBA termediate PI = s with oO AE emit) s shall be overlooked. Z The UTICA Ww celebrated for he which enables Pit nts; Boxes, ! shilling ; Dress cirele, inelading le- toencannter with success t which so seriously | dv. 25 cents. Doors open at 6 ofetoek ; perormance to come obairucis the river alter this period mence at 7 ove did imer dice boat Ui iT t + of Court Cee ee + Monday January AMPUITHRATRE OF THE REPUBLIC, “Fore: to P.C. SHUL 37 Bowery rl N. A. Howes e Institut 18h. srs June, itn rear ee at MONDAY EVENING, Benefit of Dick Pelham, on whieh occasion he will ppear in Sule NEGHC ARSURAN pers called NE y wn RW PELHAM. TARRYTOWN AND NEW YORK VIA. HARLEM RAILROAD volonteerrd : Sam Hopkins, y informed, Whitlock E Clark, rs will «Kent, Booth, Ps banini Mesiayer, Prices of Admission—B xcs, First or’ Dress Circle, 25 cents Children hal priee; Second Tier, 18! 1, 12hg cents Porgn t, of Famil persons. Place ge the same day, a haye been set apart f¢ ri Hoek trai Vee ark, FARE FAROUGH 1 W YORK ONE DOLLAR, By th are passengers will have two hours in the city and retarn the 1. WILSON, Proprietor. _ Jan, 10, 1813. yaar PASSAGE FROM card , rain Ss BY THE BLACK GALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. « from Liverpool on the 7th and 19th of every ns wishing to send to the Old y for thetr the wecessary arranigemen them come out in this superior 1. Packets, sailing frow Livervoal unctually on the 7th and 1th of every month. Tiey will also have a irst rate class of American trading ships, spiling every six days, thereby affording weekly communica: tion from that port. One of the firm ( vir. James 1). Roche) is there, tw see that they shail be forwarded with care and des- > commence at 7. piherskut 1 AMERICAN THEATRE WALNUT-ST: ~ PHILADELPHIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF M188 C. CUSHMAN HILL'S BE FIT. MONDAY EVENIMGt Jon. te, will be performed ENING, Jon. 16, wil HAMLET. Mg Mr Booth Conetade with PEOPLE'S LAWYER. Solon Shingle R Hamlet month} friends str A. MARSHALL. Le AME MICAN 2NUsShUM, Morble Builtiog, Broatwoy, opposite St. Paul's Chareh, Concentration and vation of novelties kn og my od (Z-laaccordanes with the riquest of many ofthe Beat fam lies in the ciry,and forthe gratification of the public, ia nager, regardless of the truly enormous expense attending the same, has re engaged for two weeks more, ending Saturday, January 2ist, that greatest of all curiosies, and jest bem eNERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR! ‘The amet Dwert nll creation, ‘This perfect specimen of man, on the smalic-\seale ever betore heard of, cam CaS pate! Should the parties agreed for not con be returned to those who paid it her kc Ball, of Old Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise ing maguificent Ships, viz, out, the money will without any redac The OXFORD, he NEW YORK, i M » Without extra charge. * CAMBRIDGE, * COLUMBUS faa eee EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA, WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS! ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA. That being precisely his weight, when but six months old— With such superior ond unequalled arrangemeats, the acribers coutidently look forward for a continuance of tha’ port which has been extended to them so man Uney are grateful, ose proceeding, or remitting money to their relatives, can atall times obtain Drafis at sight for any amouut, drawn direct on the Royal Bank of Ireland, Dab lin, also om Messrs. PRESCOT’! GROTE, AMES & CO, 4 Bankers, London, whieh will be paid on demand at any of the Banks, or their wehes, in all the principal towns throughout England, Ire- land, Scotland and Wales. Abrly,or adders, (if by letter, port noid) OCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 9 Falion atrect, New ¥ next doorts the Fulton Bani T The Ol Live of Liverpool Packets sail trom thi roe} ¢ General is of fine symmetrical proportion, and decidedly the most perfect Dwarf in the world, ana the most surprismg ti ty that eve shed the publ eek of the Magnificent Movun of ARTURE OF TH ISRAELITES | got up at immense ecpense, with reenic effects, music, proces ns, &e of surprising splendor as produced at Brary Lane, and lately at the Parle in this city PORTUGUESE LANDSCAPE NEAR q The SEA, introducing a STORM and SHI CK. SPLENDID FAIRY GROTT Mr. H. G. Sherman, the popolar ballad singer; La Pe tite Cetes ithe admired danvew vl m enod, te charmah Hist, nic Sioger, are e1 ik, | Also, Signor Vivaldis deeidodly unrivalled S arene ; Site Myaterions Gipeey Girl is eveyged, aud can be privately port he tst am uth. Pariies | consulted from 9A. M. till 50? lok P.M. retorving tothe old countey will find itto their comfort ‘The whol to comclude with ‘o select this favorite Liwe for their conveyance, in THE CONFLAGRATION OF MOSCOW. dar Perform inces commence t7 o'clock. CKET FOR 3 RSEILLE eadeyiy ¢ lat. spay performances Wednesday and Satarday afternoon at 1 —The ship TRESC! Dont, Lawrence, o 5. , —" RO ae oAPPY | ° Admicsion to all 25 cente—Chridren half nies. js) orto BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, DRE Tee FRANKLIN THEATER) 91 Building Onick idersigned having become Lessee — TERPOOI > ——— id and favorite olace of smuse! iv ee pKOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—Reguim | a isSstions for eugurements from all perfortoers oF ekeowe Racket of 26x! Jaunary——The Splendid Packet Ship | FU]yed talent throughont the country. ‘Theatre will open SHERIDAN. Captain FA. Depeyster, of 1000 tous, | Wider the rew management ou Monday, January $34. Addrosa will positively s2ilas above, her regular For freight or ly betwesn 12 and 20°ch ‘at the passage, having avcommodalious unequalled for aylendor oF DY DINNEFORD’” comfort, apply on boar! at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, orto, Kk. Kk. c Y JOLLIN S$ & CO. 56 South street. Price of sige $190, t ‘Lue Packe: hy Gurrick, Captt. William Skiddy, of 1000 tons, will steceed the Sheridan, ad sail the 25th February, her regular day. ; ters for the ships of this wil! only be received at Gilpi and Hates News Room. Passengers may rely ou the shiv of this line sailing punctmal- ly asadvertined ane FOK LIVERPOOL. (Old Biack Bali Line of Packets }=Paciet of thy 190 Jumary Tie supe- vior well kuown packet ship SOUTH AMERICA, Capt Batley, will positively sail ax above, her regular day, and to Let, and imme dinte application for the same must be made as above. fos 15 Or vibes TRA hs aE SALINE oS FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOAT, OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. n2 ier ROCKWELLS PATENT DEOK LIGHTS. NO. 9 ASTOK HOUSE, ENTRANCE IN BARCLAY STREET. jyil Im®r MUSIC GRAHA would lly ame fable socictien of New York and ita lace at Rockaway) is prepared to RS. WEISS nee to the fas MPs vier h ‘ommedtate. ead ue Bi ty, that there Bu sapsneerrs eas eplemtld eonsuiteatni asAtpl em pound | ‘Yd t3srate Fartion ang Seroes, of fom ope leterement, vis: or heal pe ‘ viano Corte, to any number that may ired, by. , ip, Jovtot Beckinan street, or co JOHN HEDMAN, | Kir" Miltet's Music Saloon, No. 32 Broadway, or st thelr neat aye st No. 6 Delaney, neat the nowery. 45 Ir KOK NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE—Positively First Regalar MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL. ae wil the eH NATI B Lg ne mee re, Bross Ld Oe give, thels Aneel Bell at rhe fast sailing packet ship CINCINNATI, Benj. Barstow, u so Saloon on Monday evening, the. poutively. all asabowe, her rexalay day. Kor (remut of | which occasion the Bind will perlorm,darin the intermission, , having handsome furnished accontmodations, apply at Orleans wharf, foot of Wail stor to F BK COLLINS & CO. 56 South #t Positively no goods received after Thursday evening, the 19th instant. Iypers may rely upon having their goods correctly measur in full uniform, the following pieces, Viz t= Cavatina, Cornet Oblic to soe Anaaute, with a Polonsive, musi Quick Step, compared and respectti ledicated to Capt. Lions, of t Company Navonal Guards, 0) and that “ne shopy af this line will mul panetually a adver: | | Tiexets $1, ’0 be had at Mr. Lothian’s, cone id. Any 10 that e Walker streets, and of the members of the a how ¥ a wo that effect will be given and fulfilled A licaheee of tliivary Conmpomnen “C, 8. Graffal PU wnt in woiform to 7 beers ‘ARNDEN'S, ADAMS’, & POM rs H —Persons in the habit of sending to this elty for my reme- ies for ehrenia diseases, with dicections tor thelr mae are ty iprmed that the wall hcreaiter ba promod forwarded by ther of thar tines, nccheding fo digeetionsy ree Of any other oe thas the quantity ordered a se aauity oulett' W. SHERWOOD. M. D. New York’ Jan. 101m) jylt Imér WANTED=—Union Buk Uills of Dover, New Jone habi per eevt discount by ORLEANS —Packet of the tah jase. The superior fst ket STMARY, Capt Fete, wili sail as ab regular aud has rage steerage if early apphi- > at fort a JOUN HEROMA JOHN T. SMITHS sc. Fon NEW OR leks _ No. 3 Wall street. ker Oh Janmary. 4 did ANGE, ts om al paste of hip Jou _M Nrony, Cape 4 and Seothand, in tums of 25. £10, £15 ts abave, hr regular da t, for sale by coomm de vonm fr enbin, second cabin end 8. J. SILVESTER, ers, for yassage early apuileston shonld be | jx4 srl 190 Bromdway. ee We BO Barecors isi 70 CANIN s, - - — mat aR bet Ca WANTED—One or two ¢ vkers; (ior s few weeks) “ NEW LINE LIVERPOOL VAC ETS, ck that understand repoiring f Dwi tug ovecke. ship SHERIDAN, Captam De jyi3aere Wi stern ae J ¢ WP positively as her regular day. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PI . pe of this line ud apwards HESE. fir famed and e-lebrated Pilla, from Portagal, are, wud (hel Recow moda Tee far (aime he obtained ia this country. See advertise passengers, ar sinin Foner n he Tate ment oy (he bo Wd, Foot of Wall street, Wee PA PSCOR 49 Peew Shi hh at. «heey 9 wary 17th, 1643, 'o com ins of hi ir friend e them ent 4 prstTorclock. A lectures on this sub y the avove fa ip, which leaves Liverpoo inueera ed by drawiciga nil be delivered th March, or any of the e.ane thowe wishing t Hawke. ‘The cowrse «ot four oF Bye lee- temit money can be supplied fi Tickets may be obtai book stores of Wil He on dem-nd, without Pa'nam, 16) Broadway: 8 ndford & Co, 142 Broxds way ; Bartlett & Welford, 229 Brow way ; Roe Lockwood, 411 rT Brosdway ; Thomas J Crowen, 613 Broadway ; Geo Milter, phersutee 617 Bros dway, and atthe door on the night of the Lectare. For the Course, to admit « lady amt gentleman, large o one person, + prede ‘Trcket for the evenin done for che last hirty years, and aiore: eae fe NE sas shin then, toh gl snd or Scotland, recoaniaa ptemmcposed by the inven arg 7 0 tition of the course delivered some years is Fe enead wite ramet ioe poms of i Taopnary tn.state thet auch i wor the Cue, “Theme are naw valand oe’Seottarml, to. whom 1 tnd dected €0 the tllus-ration of the trath of the Monate riqwh, will Be ‘dtately transymittes ory by testimony gathered fom the antiquities of this eo poivheboasapeta bette sticenay B. Should ic storm, tne lecture will be saul y with or claims ov persons in any parto am trelund, England of Scotland, ean be collected by the sabsen- | [OR DI HT WANGER'S Price Jurrent: ger, fot persons resi inauy partol the United States, or via, Gapaules, Acids, Dreyroods, king Cyan eo _— it} WRG McBRIDE, Je, 49 Cedar at page.