The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1843, Page 3

Cuattam THrarer.-W. H. Wintam’s Benerir. —Let all who wish to enjoy an evening’s substantial amusement, atiene the Chatham to-night, and we'll be bound for it, they will never regret the act. The entertainments are for the benefit of that gen uine comedian, W. H. Williams, whose acting is 80 irresistibly comic, that it never fails in bringing tears to the eyes of the most stoical. The attrac- tions are in a high degree powerful, and we antici- pate forthis favorite son of Comus, a house crammed from pit todome. Secure your seats early in the day. Cuxar oF Ior.— The river St. Lawrence was clear of ice at Quebec, on the 11th inst., and sail boats were croasing. pee Boweny AmruitHratae.—Master Aymar’s benefit last evening was brilliantly attended. Upon his entrance,the Arena was literally covered with wreaths, boquets and chaplets, that were showered upon the juvenile hero, Nothing like his act of horsemanship has ever been wit- nessed inthis country. Master Aymaris aself taught ri- der, a native of this city, but 10 years of age, and in style and effect is said to resemble very nearly the great Du- crow. The entertainments this evening are for the benc- fit of that funniest of Clowns, the never tiring Dan Gard- ner. Thereis to be agreat parade for Mr. Merryman’s be- nefit, which we doubt not will prove a bumper. Qg- THE SOMERS TRAGEDY.—The New World ofthis wock (Saturday, Jan, 21,) will contain a full, clear, and impartial, though SEVBRE AND SEARCHING REVIEW of the testimony before the Courto' Inquiry, in relation to the awful execution of Spencer, Cromwell, and Small, for a supposed intent to mutiny, by Commander A. 8. M'Kenzie. The text of the article is— “THOU SHALT NOT KILL.” ‘The contents of this Review will present facts and infe- a , and worthy the conside- jumane and Christian people: val Remarks on Germany—Letter 1, on the i litics, Literature, and Manners of the Germans —by F.J. Grund, Esq. ' III. Prison Discipline in the Umted States—A capital original article—by Professor Telkamft, of Union Col- lege. IV. The Indian Necklace, a beautiful Legend from one ofthe Annuals, Y;, The Midiand Ocean, by B, Disraeli, Ey. F Vi. ‘The South Sea Chief, a Tale of the Sea, by Miss Jane Porter. j VII. Born to Love Pigs and Chickens, by N.P. Willis. VIII. Sleeping and Waking Dreams, by Mrs. Abdy. IXgNew York Historical Society_—Very interesting P of the January Monthly Meeting. XM@MBPr from Mr. Aldrich, description of London and ita en¥i@ns—capital. Also,a great variety of Original Poetry, Scrap Book articles, news, ke. ke. ‘Terme Same as heretofore. 89 ayear. Single conles Gf cents. Published in a beautiful octavo form. Office, ‘Ann street, where are published and for sale all the popu- lar “ Books for the People,” at 12} to 25 cents each. J’ WINCHESTER, Publisher. QG-THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE has effected acure even in cases where the bones of the note were exfoliated from the secondary effects of syphilis Hundreds have been saved from the most awful conse- quences of these loathsome maladies hy the use of this ce- lebrated medicine, now so extensively used in the London and Paris Venerial Hospital. 2 issuspected to be lurking in the system, this medicine should be used. Sold by the authority of the College of Medicine aad Pharmacy, of the city of New York, in large bottles at $1 each. 'In cases of halfa dozen bottles : W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Office of the College 97 Nassau street. {G- SANDY WELCH, the great Temperance Cham- ion, says Sherman’s Lozenges are great things. Every Roasiagyss0, and therefore’ must Ue true, Bea alokhecs was never cured before Dr. Sherman’s Lozenges cured it. Coughs and colds have hung on for weeks, till Sherman s Cough Lozenges cured them in afew hours; and Sher- man’s Worm Lozenges are the only infallible worm des- troying medicine “ever discovered. But Sherman’s Poor Man’s Plaster for one shilling is the greatest of all,for it is so chrean and cures pair or weakness in‘any part of the bo- dy; also rheumati d piles. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is at 106 Nassau street. Agents, 110, 273 and 459 Broad- way; 297 Hwtdson street; 188 Bowery; 77 East Broadway; 86 William street; 139 Fulten street, Brooklyn; 8 State street, Boston: 4 Stanwix Hall, Albany; and No. 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphi AUCTION NOTICE.—London Books, Prints, stidonary, and B lank Books. This day will be sold by the sntxcribers in the large rooms, 22 Ann and 116 Ful- ton streets, two cases choice London books, which will recommend themselves to physicians and surgeons, as well as other professional gentlemen; also stationary, In all cases where disease fancy boxes, London portable desks, &e blank books, ‘fancy boxes, portable Gate, ke. THOS. RELL, Auctioneer. —Sale of English hosiery, dry goods, clothing, &¢., on Friday at 10} o'clock, and piano fortes at 12 o’cloc! in the Sales Rooms. BRIG SOMERS.—Barnum has a perfect model f rig now exhibiting at the American Museum. this fg PETERS?’ VEGETABI E SHILLING STRENGTH- ENING PLASTERS—The ne plus ultra of modern disco veries, i Brenst and back are full of pain, Sad disaster—sad disaster ! What will make me well again ? Peters’ Plaster! Peters’ Plaster ! Peters’ Plaster is the thing Will cure you faster—cure you faster ‘Than the praises will sing Of Peters’ Plaster! Peters’ Plaster! And oh ! the price— (a shilling clear ‘All may msster—all may master ; ‘So that all their hearts may cheer With Peters’ Plaster! Peters’ Plaster ! In cursing colds, or pain or ache, Jacob Astor—Jacob Astor, All your wealth I wouldn't take For Peters’ Plaster! Peters’ Plaster! s inestimable Plaster, which is a certain and imme- diate remedy for rheumatism, lumbago, pain in the breast, back, limbs, &c.,and for coughs, colds, teething in chil: dren, and stiffness in the neck or joints, is for sale at the Principle Office, 125 Fulton street, corner of Nassau. Price 12} cents, or $1 per dozen. FRANKLIN THEATRE.—To night comed off another Benefit in favor of the Daniels. A match dance ‘of $50. side between Daniels and Miles; eight talented volunteers, and agreat night it will be. "The place will be full as usual, go early to get a seat. This Is the last night but one (Saturday) of Mr. Morris’s company. Mn ce Susie a coer of tne conveny goes to the Nationel Hall, Brooklyn, to-morrow night (Friday), to entertainment. MONEY MARKET, Wednesday, Jan, 18—6 P. ™ ‘The StockMarket presented no very great variety to-day, with the exception of Ohio, in which a kind of panic ¢x- inted and the stock fell 3} per cent ; Stonington fell } per cent; Aubarn & Rochester rose I per cent; Kentucky 6’ improved 2 per cent. We stated a current rumor yesterday to the effect that some arrests had been made at the Lafayette Bank. [t grew out of the fact thata stockholder had commenced civil suits with the view of making the direction liable for the maladministration of the officers of the bank. The Lewis county Bank has failed some half dozen times, and very receztly professed to resume its pay- ments. Large amounts of its notes, both principal and in- terest, are, however, still continued under protest. Why not put in liquidation 7 The bills of the Union Bank of Dover are again getting thick as hops. Be cautious! The Comptroller has refused to issue any more bills to the Farmers’ Bank of Malone, on the ground that the owner does not live in Franklin county. ‘The market rate for drawn sterling bills, for the packet which sails tv-morrow, has been 5} a 5}, and a fair demand existed, The bill of Mr. McClemand, in the Illinois Legislature, to put the State Bank in liquidation, and diminish the State debt, hus passed the House by a vote of 105 to 5. The bill to diminish the debt provides for the appraise- ment and sale ofall the property belonging to the State, except canal property, the purchaser being at liberty to pay in State liabilities or gold and silver- It is stated that the Commissioners for liquidating the uftaire of the Exchange Bank of New Orleans, intend ap- plying to the Legislature for an act authorizing them to create a stock of the St. Charles Hotel, and to sell the same at public auction, payable in the circulation of the bank. Pending the late bill before the Hlinois Senate, for the Purpose of winding up the State Bank, Col. Mather, on behalf of the Bank, mate a statement, from which we make the following abstract :— Asthe owner of State bondsto amount of $1,606,000 00 As the owner of State scrip to amount of 17,534 60 For amount du Bank for money ad- ced at various times, chiefly to defray the current expenses of the State, 202,373 17 For amount advanced at different times to aidthe Fund Commissioner in pa terest on State bonds, . . . 156,496 42 Making, exclusive of interest, an aggregate of i i ' ‘ + 9,152,404 09 Aud exceeding the amount of the stock owned by the State inthe sumof . 52,404 09 ‘The Bank proposes to give up this indebtedness to the ‘State—the State retaining only 50,000 in stock, #o that the Bank can remain a State Bank within the meaning of the ‘Constitution. The Bank asked, ouher part, that she should be given ‘until August next to resame specie payments ; if she fails to resume at that period, or, resuming again suspends, ‘the Bank to go into immediate liquidation. ‘These propositions were received in the Senate, and im= mediately the bill, before referred to, was taken upon its third reading, and passed by hat bedy. These modest proposals, from a Bank which hus fo: years been insolvent, were very properly rejected. If the Bank wished to save its charter, why did it not conduct iwself honestly in the first instance? It depended upoo corruption to sustain it in its misdeeds, and is disap- pointed. ‘The Sagamore Journal remarks as follows :— “ The Bank therefore will go into liquidation—the State bonds held by her will be cancelled. ‘The result, accord ing to our beliet, will be as follows :—The Bank will ay %® cents in specie on her paper when presented at her counter, and give certifleates of the balance which may be due to the bill-holders, the certificates to be paid when she realizes the means from her assets. Our opinion i that the paper of the Bank must depreciate, and that with: in a short time it will only be worth from 40 to 45 cents. ae is, that the bills will command 25 cents specie at the fank—and that the certificates will be onl: 16 to 20 centson the dollar” 5 aaphaaicinsc: The bills are now worth but 38 cents on the dollar. The day the concern ceases to exist will commence an era of better times in that hapless State. For five years the paper system of the United States has had asteady down ward tendency. It has been tempo- rally stayed at times, but without effect. The United States Bank, with its vast capital, backed by the cotton crop, first enterposed, and was crushed beneath the ac- cumulating diecredit. State after State has since gone down, and the approach of every pay day in the revolving year discovers some new defalcat‘on, giving weight and strength to the non-paying States. We yesterday ‘gave a Portion of the message of the Governor of Louisiana, wherein he states that the interest of the bonds issued to the citizens and consolidated banks for their capital, and amounting to $9,668,988, will not be paid during the coming year. The Banks of Alabama,to whom was 18- sued $8,000,000 of tne bonds of that State have failed, and will be placed in liquidation. The interest on those bonds, if met, must be provided for by taxation. In a former article we gavea list of State debts, divid- ing them into three classes, those good, those doubtful, and those failed. These three classes heve now resolved themselves into two by the failure of those doubtful. The following is a table of the States without debts, those which continue to pay, and those whose debts are dis honored. Dents or tHe States DistinavisHina THOSE WHICH Pay and THos® WHICH Have BEEN DisHoNoRED. States which pay Dishonered States States Debt. States, Debt Vermont, — Pennsylvania, 39,120,128, New Hampshire, Georgi Connecticut, Rhode Island, ennessee, io. Missouri, Dist. Columbia, 1,380,600 Debts of Cities, 32,180,000 ‘Total, $1'6,22t,818 Total dishonered, 138,739,258 US. Gove Debe, 20siz0;000 T8\Aeponcred, tere Grand Total, —$136,351,818 Total, $275,111,076 ‘These debts are all corrected from the late official docu- ments The debt of Michigan is down at $6,611,000, but the Governor in his late message states that only t hat will be acknowledged for which a consideration has been re, ceived,and that amounts to $3,$535,336. One is likely to be paid as soon as the other, however, and therelore we give the fullsum. We have put down the whole debt of Louisi- ana as dishonored, whereas, as yet, but $9,000,000 is de- linquent. It appears then that teu States owing $133,739, 258 have stopped, and the position of Virginia in conse- quence of her tampering with her rickety banks is very precarious, and Ohio for the same reason has nearly lost the confidence of the public. As yet, however, ten States pay, and their dobts amount to $84,041,318. This latter sum is more than the United States can pay out of the country, in cash or produce, and the debts of the delin- quent States can never be paid at all unless the bond hold- ders choose to take what the States now offer, which are the lands, public works and other State property. ‘These they are willing to give up in exchange for their liabilites, and the wisest course is to take them and make the most of them. The London holders of the southern stocks hold cotton lands and slaves asseaurity, and they are in fact the real slave owners. ‘The Governor of Michigan states in his message tliat the stocks ofthat State had been hypothecated by the United States Bank for its debts in Europe, on terms not fully transpired. As that transaction was a singular one, we will publish the Paris contract, as follows :— “Copy of the Deed of Trust, signed at Paris on the 26th of December, 1839, between Samuel Jaudon, Esq., attorne; for the Bank ‘ofthe United States, and ‘Messrs. de Rothchild Brothers, bankers, in Paris, acting fer the holders of the debentures of the loan of 22,70,000f. or £900,000 sterling, to the said Bank of the United States. “ Whereas the President,Directors, and Company of the Bauk of the United States, by a power of attorney, duly executed at Philadelphia, on the 23d of August, 1839, un- der the sealof the said bank, andthe original of which is deposited with Messrs. de Rotchschild Brothers, in Paris, have appointed Samuel Jaudon, late of Philadelphia, at present im Paris, their Lawful attorney, with tull’ power for the purposes hereinafter mentioned:—The said Samuel Jaudon hereby contracts, inthe name and on behalf of the Bank of the United States, for a loan of 22,770,000. or £900,000 sterling, represented. by 8,074 debentures, payable by the said bank, at the office of Messra. de Roths- child Brothers, in Paris, one half on the 16th of October, 1841, and the ‘ther half on the 15th of October, 1842, with interest from the 15th of October, 1839, to the day of their being paid off, atthe rate of six per cent per annum, pay able half yearly, at the office of Messrs. de Rothschild Brothers, in Paris—viz., 5, 1A. Due Det. 4 2,000 Debentures of 2,530 Toor 250 do 2501 together — £.5,060,000 “do. 13a 350 199 = do 12,6506 * S002 do 2,517,350 8 = do 25,3000 ** 1,000 do Due Oct 15,1842. 2,000 = do 2,630 "1001 do 230 do. do 19 © do S00 do 88 do 1,0007 do, 5,074 Debentures Total, “And whereas, it has been further ‘to between the abovenamed parties, that for securing the payment of the said debentures, a deposit should be made of certain state stocks hereinafter mentioned, in the hands of Messrs. N, M. Rothschild & Sons, in London, agents and depositaries mutually appointed by both’ parties; therefore the said Samuel Jaudon hereby pledges and ar signs for securing the special and full payment of the id debentures of the said loan, the following state stocks, red b; from Ba of the United States, and d Messrs. De Rothschild Brothers acknow- be deposited in London in the hands of the said M. Rothschild & Sons, with whom the same are deposited, as such agents and deposituries as aforesaid, for the interest and account of the holders of debentures of the said loan—viz ;— Principal dollars. 5 per Cent. Pennsylva (is 1,325,906 16 bd per Cent. Misaisaippi (in £ ster 1,870,000 5 perCent. Indiana (in £ sterling) 316,000 6 per Cent. Illinois (in £ sterling) 108,000 6 per Cent. Illinois (in doll 250,000 6 per Cent. Michigan (in dollars) 1,431,000 5,000,906 16 “In default of payment of the debentures of the said Joan, or any of them, it is understood and agreed bet ween the said Samuel Jaudon, attorney for the Bank of the United States, and the said De Rothschild Brothers, acting in behalf of the holders of the debentures of the said loan that the house of N. M. Rothschild & Sons, in London, with whom the abovementioned state stocks are deposited, as aforesaid, may sell or cause to be sold immediately, without any judicial formality, or may otherwise dis of the whole, or any part, of the said state stocks, and ap ply the proceeds ‘to the payment of the said deben- tures, or such of themfas may remain unpaid, the Bank of the Unite States alone remaining liable to the holders for any deficiency that may occur. “The Bank of the United States may at any time re quire Messrs. N. M, Rothschild & Sons to realize the whole or any part of the said state stocks assigned for the ranteoof the debentures, upon condition however, that the proceeds thereof shall immediately and exclu: sively be applied either to the purchase of debentures of the loan, if stor under par, or, i above par, to the pay: ment at par, in anticipation offeuch of the debentures shall then 'be drawn by lot out of the whole number of those next to maturity; provided that the amount thus ployed in the payment of debentures drawn by lot shall not atone time be less than 600,000f The list of the de- bentures thus designated by lot for reinbursement by an- ticipation shall be inserted in the principal newspapers of Paris an.lof London, one month at least before the period fixed for such reimbursement, at which period this said debentures will cease to bear interest. “gigned and delivered in triplicate, in Paris, the 26th day of Decmber, 1839. (“A true copy ) “For the President, Directors, and Company of the Bank of the United States, “8, JAUDON, Attorney.” “N. B.—The principal money of each debenture, wh en due, and the amount of each coupon, when due, may be received at the office of Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons agents in London, at the fixed exchange of 25f. 30c. per pound sterling, upoa 15 days’ previous notice and delivery of the debenture or coujon, a¥ the case may be. “For the President, Directors, and Company of the Bank of the United States, “8. JAUDON, Attorney. “Bank of the United States. “Loan ot 22,770,000f.== £900,000 sterling. “Additional coupon sheet for debenture. "No, — “Principal 12,650f.==£500 sterling. “Reimbursable Oct. 15, 1841. “These additional coupons are delivered in execution of ‘he declaration of the Bank of the United States, made on the 12th of October, 1841, by Mr. 8. Jaudon, attorney of the said bank, and in conformity with the express condi tion of the supplementary guarantee, consisting of 1,138, 500! , or £45,000 sterling, prin |, in debentures of the said’ loan, redeemed by the Bank, and deposited with Messrs, N M. Rothschild & Sona, London. “N.B Itisstrictly requisite that the present sheet 0 soup ons should be annexed to the Original debes ture, an sresented for payment with the bond to which it belo: rs Detached, it is of no value. For thw President, Directors and Company of the Bank of the United States “3. JAUDON, Attorney.” “ Paris, Oct. 12, 1841. “We hereby acknowledge that the depoalt of the above- hereby thay posit men oned supp! 'Y Guarantee has been made in the { Messrs. N. M. Rothschild & Sons, of London, received the same, as agents and depositaries, to be applied to the guarantee of the debentures of the loan of the Rank of the United States, due, the 15th of Octo- bv 841. In testimony whereof, and to that end alone, we subjoin our signature. “DE ROTHSCHILD, BROTHERS. “Paris, Oct.12, 1811.” [Here follows the sheet of coupons.) Sales at the Stock Kxchangs. $41,000 NY State 7,188 1033 1,000 NY State 57s, 1960 ase 3.500 lo, 1849103, 1,000 di 88 1,000 Ohio 6’s, 1960 64 9,000 Min one 2.000 do 6i}@ 120 shas Mechanics’? Bk 61 1,000 do 6130 Phenix Bank q 5,000 do 83°63, 25Del & Hudson 5,000 do 6% 2% do 11000 do 62° “5 Utica & Seh 10,000 do 63 60 Auburn & Rot 1,000 Kentucky 6's,1871 81, 5 Boston & Providence es ito do aX ou ws 1,000 do 8834 ef Second Board 100 shas Long Island Ins 83 20 Utica 83118 150 Harlem 1574 $2000 Ohio 6's, 1856 6255 State of Trade. ~Ashes—Sales Pots 60 bbls inspection of 1843, at $5 60. Pearls are nominal at $7. Beeswaz—Prime Western Northern and Southern Yel- low at 28}c. Coal—Sales of 173 tons coarse Newcastle at $6 25; and 60 tons Liverpool Orrell, 7 75, 4 mos. Coffee—Thesales of Brazil at7 a%} cents; Laguayra, ae 8h, Cubs, 8 a 8}, 4 months; and St. Domingo, 5}, Cotton—The sales embrace 2300 bales Upland and Flori- da at 54 a7 cents; 300 Mobile, 6 a7} . 300 New Orleans, 5428; and 29 Texas, last week, 6} short price—together At St. John’s Chuch, on Sunday evening the 15th inst., yy, the Rey. Dr. Berrian, Mr. Wat. A. McKinney jo Many - Lyzuar, both of this city. Died, In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening Jan’y. i7th, Frances Exizanern, daughter of E. and E. N. Winchester, aged 2 years and nine months. ‘The friends of the family ara invited to attend the fune ral this afternoon at three o’clock, at 43 Cranberry street, without further invitation. On Thursday morning, Frances Louisa, ‘Thomas and Margaret Conklin, months. The friends of the family are res tfully invited to at- tend the funeral thi paaratar) ernest at half past 3 o'clock, from the residence of her father No. 49 Roosevelt street. Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW Afr Nov. U daughter of aged three years and ten RRoaeS Matamoras=> « Neuvitas « HSanwSou8 Gu il Guayama, Py Rs=: Gonnives'sser"s eo rSkS2uoe8W: Foreign Emportations. Mansantuta—Brig, Adua—79 tes 10 hhds 24 bbls honey 127 bxs 4 tes sugar 130 stick® fustic 110 tons wood 593 bales tobacco Ot patentee ons eedaeD Curtin ‘once—Schr Susan—| is —31'do 50 hhas sugar dW Archibald, -) ™Olsses 8 W Lewis atone NE Bie Lady Harvey— sieres 5 the salmon tokes ony—| es 1 cask copy SS 0 60 bis herrings Gtous old rope G&S Laurier» 10 Mt 4 salmon MARITIME HERALD Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. PROM FROLAND. FROM atenicn lewitt G. Westem, Hosken- Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL; Oxford, Rathbone, Dec. + Delano, Dec. FROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR LIVERPOOL. 8; America, Bailey, Jan. 19 Sheridan, De Peyster, Jan. 10 19 25 FOR PORTSMOUTH, ueee, Williams Bee. 11| Gladiator, Britton, mn. 20 iladelphia, Hovey, Dec 15] Mediator, Champlin, ‘Feb. 1 FROM Hal For Havry.. Oneida, Fuuck, Dec. 16] Lonis Philipoe,Castoff, Jn. 24 Argo, Anthony, Dee. 24 | St. Nicolas, Pell, Feb. 1 Ship Masters We shall esteem it to Commodore Ro: and Agents, favor, if captams of vessels wi left at the port whence they sailed, 1 passage, a list of their cargo, and auy foreign newspapers ornews they may have. He wiii board them immediately on their arrival. Agents aud correspondenis at home oF abroad. will alse confer a faver by sending to this office marine intelligence they ean obtain. Nantical information of any kind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 19. ++ 7.23) Moon Rises - $08 RISES: ore 926 108 PETE 5 0! wre water ” 10 59 Cleared, ‘ Ship Soh Ameriea, Briley, Liverpool, Chas H Barque Weskeag, Spaulding. New Orleans, Nesmi ComBrigs Fairfield. Cir dine, (Venezuel ait, Maracaibo. and Curseo . Bedel!, Apalachicol + Wil agton, NC. ES Powell.—Senrs Char'otte, Her, La Guayraand Porto Cabello, Geo Whitaker; Cohannet, Bartlet, Baracoa, Foster & Nickerson; Planet, Terry, Petersburg, A B Cooley & Co; Emma, Johnstone, Baltimore, Jobnson & Low jen. ; Brig Pedraza, Hutchinson, for Spanish Main, cleared on the Mth; “brig Aun Elizs, Mallory, for Mobile, ow the leth< keh Two Pollies, Clark, for Baltimore; Catharine Amanda, Teal, for Philadelphia, and Only Daughter, Tucker, for Portsinouth, NH. on the I7th. Arrived. Bremen barque Caroline, Volekman, from Bremen, Nov. 22, ith mdse, to Oclrichs & Kruger. itish brig Lady Harvey, MeDonald, 17 days from St. Johos, NF. with salmon, G. &J. Laarie. 1Ith iost tat 70, lon 19" 19, Velocity, from Bermada for Halifax. eriman, (of North Yarmouth) 17 days from with sugar, to Nesmith, Leeds & Co, Left no American vessels. Brig Fidelia, Sinall, 10 days from Bastport, with fish and lath, to P. I. Nevit a, : Brig Boston, Hamilton, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to master. Sehr 8 Smith, Portau Prine ) Lubd. Angostura, 3 Sterling, Taylor, terling,, lor, Fal don, Mansanilla, Cuba, an, Mantin, (of Plymouth, Mass ) from Ponce, PR. Jan. 5, with ‘sugar, to 8, W" Lewis. Lel 5 We barques Condor, Wise, of New York, disg; Whiton, Curtis, brigs Mary Averill, Hatch, of New York, do; schr St . Brewster, of Bucksport, Brig ieney, Crabtree, of Hancock, sailed 29th Dee, for leeward, gSche Cambridge, Hall, $ days from Boston, with mise, to J. "Schr Ann Hyman, Johnson, from Newbern, NC. with naval “Schr Caleutte, Steilman, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to master. ‘Schr Neuvitas, Fran nazal tore 5 dvys from Wilmington, NC. wi A; Appleton, Kluge, « days from Boston, wil ck. *Victory, Allen, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to wo. Sallea. Douglass, Bourne, Rio de Janeiro; Huntress, Ni Onsetas bigs Chockawrs dot baa ot ihe hake, tn Beene” and others. Herald Marine Corres Orrice of tHe midence, Hope Ts rn, ‘Newport, Jan. 16, 1818. 3 Mth—Arr Black Hawk, Armstrong, Trinidad, PS. for New aden; Hibernia, Thurston, Mobile ‘for Providence; Hienzs, Durtee, New York fordo; Yautie, Stewnrt, Fall River for New York; ith, Wankineo, Atkins, Fall River for Baltimore. Sid 16th, Yanuic, N York. General Record. Foreton Letter Orrice.—The South Americ pool, will sail to-day. Her letter bags are at Gilpi Exchange, and will close at the usual | our this morning. Notice to Mariners, The Light Boat stationed off the Hook, has been towed up to the city by steamer Hercules, and will undergo repairs. Wh Arr at Greenport, LI. 11h inst Fayal. ‘The Caroline sailed from Vast; 13 days out, her eaptain, dvacnt-r-“ani growing worse, the ehiel'mate, Mr Hla back to Faysl, landed the captain, wid made srray ements to proceed on the voyage; five of the crew refusing to do duty hinder him, were by t chief mate was Ii ed, The Carolin ford, her 2d «flicer, for Liver in the line, Sanford, 67 days fm i Harbor on the 20th Sept ose, Was taken with the aving Captain Rose, Mr Halsey and Thos Osborn, the steward, sick on shore; the former quite low, but yee ed to recover, The ©. hkewise teft the five men in priv Several of the crew hve li e been attacked with the same disorder, but now all are well. ‘The Caroline has tiken no oil. Spoken, Rover, of Freeport, from Portland for Apalachicola, under ‘mast, aa before reported-—Jau 7, Caryatant lect N by fa 10 tan + from Portland for Cuba, Jan 13th, lat 38 N, lon 73 90, Khro, from Havre for Galveston, 50 days out, Dec 26th, off Orange Keys. from Demerara for Newbern, NC. Jan 1, inthe Mona Sev 25 days from Thomaston for New Orleans, no date, lat 2413, ton a. Princess Royal, (Br) from New York for Bermuda, Dec 15, Jat 32 17, Jon 65. é Sex,of Warren, for Kingston, Ja. Dee %, coming through Turks Island Passage. Foretan Port BeLrast, Deo 19—8ld Josevhine, Leiteh, NOrleans. Guavesenn, Dec Ace Switzerland, Chad ick, New York Orr Pontsmouts, Dec 2—Heinrich, White, New York fo. "Ges bevmeven, Dc 12Harriet Rockwell, Jicison, Hu ‘Tureste, Nov 20—Air Pico, Harris, Boston, Campeachy, for ana, no date—In port, Antatetie, and Judson, just arr New Haven Kimball, of Middle- rd, just arr from De- _ Dente tron A® BELL, Auctioncer. LL & HOWARD. inst amd 1 tom stra WELCH’S OLYMPIC CIRCOs, . Home Ports, f London B Prints, Pa tine a es and | in the Wwighere, Ee eed Wiscasser, Jaa M— Ida, Hall, Trinidad esaeree Seep Pies, Posiocl sabe tee Beant and anseeree taht, aresene, eid approval of the Portianp. Jan 16—C 1 Champlam, fe nm, Havana, Sid , Kastern Star, Financier, and a following new fashion af he eity. subin Equestrin 1) SPL ENDID rh ES. Clowns to the Circiesee ee eS ay £2 Sobeisdes Perform ners to commence at 7 o'clock. * THURSDAY EVENING, splendid i day, invoice, let j,parer, quill pate books, poc Ket led Jewellery, faricy boxes, portable desks, Sec. ke, FO PHIDAY, Josephive, Watson, fret of consters Satem, Jan l'—Arr Cleoy Sid Cardline Augusta; Pales! Eagle. father . Baker, Richmond — Wii and hes tow, ie, At 104 o’clock ale rooms. Th beng ca | Boston, J ation, a general tof choice dry goods, | MAGNIFICENT a, commence with a Nickers an edged ardeles, T CAVALCADE AND PAGEANT, wel plendid watches, ai nthe e wand rings, 4 tranks Valuable clothing, hed the. Hope Howes, Shaw, ohn Murray: Devereux bias ‘Trio, Harding, NYork. ‘Te stock of snperb English hosiery, comprising Vion sille and ‘ ie, Kenedy : ef e ard extravawant pared a Aeediok eg NY ih Telggranh ivdrscny Vaa fin silk and cotton hose fur men, | An ontre agit extrarazant parody viled, Ts She A-Mia? ch arieston: Grotius, (of this port. Lte of Salem ) faney_eniters, gloves, ke, Equestrian act hy Mrs Howard, once, the a ssex, Raynes, do; !alm,Howes, the Fulton street store, Followed by Roger Feed La Sylphide. Piano Fortes, Printings splendid second hand mn best makers in the world, 16ch, Kentucky, Son ie Tew broken by & bale Man- logers in a highty ii\tevesting net AR, FAICAT Spa sins entitled Furniture Withont reserve, 10 od of the Evening an intermission'of tam new rosewood piano fortes, by te s of th IA yhontre, Mar sn minates will Sim t ; Taylor, NYork. _ loLmés HoLw. Jau 12 and 3—No i |. Mth—Arr James Hay, (Br) New York for St John, NB Mary Cole, Thompson, weston for Boston; Bunker Hill, ‘Marsou,, Attekapas, {oF Portsmouth; Perseverance, Baltimore for do; Champ New rn York for Nantucket. A ship supposed » New Bediord whale took a. pilot leo jons of new and second hai ure of all dee articles, in all or. LLS will Greek Wai After which, MISS LOUISA WF: of dancing a Pas Eccossai mon ing. and went 10to Tarpaulin Cov Passed by, Martha, Davie 7 Baltimore; Napoleon, NN | ‘neee Tanietios. - Messe Cadwallader Museen iy, Equestrian Gladiators, York for Portland: aud azveral schra bound Ee *LstheeNo. HENRY EB, RIELL, Aucvy. FT rang EPID val. “Sriled, all those before reported. 16th—No vessels. in BV RIELL & ARCULART# ani UT NOT COMMONPCRER re ondway, . ; . OMMONPLACE, pangs Code Aer Mocngn, Maron, Bo Btore 301 Broulway, spat of Pee streets by Mavter Sohn! Diamond, whose lebrity iv every where ton for Fredericksburg and remained Ith. Arr 12th, Teazer, v to made advances to any amount on | The Equestrian Entertalonente nt Greenlaw, N¥ork for Eastport, and ald 1 consignments, Kerurus prompt. Sales of real eatate and oat th Baus, Hiven, Jan lt—Arr Henry Gibss, NYork; 15th, Richd | doarsiten of household Tarmac ateaied sores Om Ee re eanime, call Nickerson, Phiiadelphia. Sid Wankinco, Ackins, Balti- Rewular sales of Liquors Sevars, &e., every Thesday; Fa aiture, Planos, &e , every Wednesday and Saturdays Se rr Hibernia, Thurston, Mobil y. Shelly, Ba tel ead SATURDAY, Jan.2!. C . Pyohant, Willton, Yon i a oi We) Asptendid f new and second hand fumiture, TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN! ; hing articles of Juvenile Parties there will be a oPHiLapetenta, Jan i—Arr Emeline, Davidson, NYork,— mance every Satu ‘ors Stanley, Rue, Barbadoes; Rowena, Dill, La Guayr. precisely, embracing: all” ndid QUESTRIAN AND G anime, | orc ure BAN AND CYMYAATIC ACE ' ice, which on Sa ceattk | clock" A-SI, until th T. BOYLE, Auctioneer. BY orwer of the exeentors, wi atstore No, 42. Allen atte shop bel saying to the late de sing brass, lead, ters tools of ENEFT ORM TAN RE RATRE, NERIT K. LENNOX—GREAT AND cL. BRAC HON COAL ee Be TADEN ON Ste Lennox respectfully announces to his friends. and the Drain cs prtrons, his Benefit will take place on Syturday, January Slats 1913, when will be presented the admir d Scotch Operatic Draina of ¥ ROB ROY, or AULD LANG SYN) Miss Rosalie, ner tongs. duets, Sec ; Mi ly ax Mrs Lenox as Mattie. her first appe: . with songs, Mr Sherman : by him in 8. he entire, stoel ih ased Bernard MeNallv, compri- opner, wrought and pig iron, acran do, earpen y description, guns, swords and pistols, fire 6 an elf, and eruet stands, | I oel Gallery 1234 cents. secured at the Box Office, Boxes, 50; eats can be lvoking glasses her books and art AVNaM VRAD we OSTION OF Lay ial Le puuss Upper Tier i8Xcents, 9, wall be pertion di, MADRID." on, with ir Blake Baie Nicot ve Neeol tHorid and the United States 20) Me Cl INES, LIQUORS- GROCERIES SEGARS, ke WEST eo ROCE RIES, SEGARS, fee of Broadway and L After whieh, After which; vel sees, NPIKE GATE aberty “onelute with” nent of otard, cornac end cham- ert, t % STATE SECRETS. ier wae tokoalee abd Yesuiohna keys sbierry,elaret and | Doors open at §}4 o'clock and the verfarmance will com . ; iN ThE ERA. gh 8+ 50 baskets annisette covdial; 25 cases assorted Fronch | MEHCe at” precively Opening Cho by "i lo. ze Sins—* No home like my aia? Mise Resale Also, assorted Bordeaux fruits, in prandys bunch ais MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THKATRE. My love ia ike the red red rose, Mr Sherman, oF You leave me now in soo,” Bay Rosalia Finale to Act Ist" Hark from St Mungo’s tower” Meats Lennox, Sherman, and Fisher, and Mrs Lenox. Song—'' Highland Lad,” 08? Song—" Famous Man,” Mr Wn Song and Choras—" Auld Lang Sy; 4 Br A be THIS EY ENING TN Formed BOOTS AT THE SWAN, ‘BIAVOLO. Fra Diavolo, Mrs Timm | Bi 4 ‘a conclude with CURIOSITIES OF LITERATURE. F The Doors will be opened at half-past 6, aad the per foringnres commence at 7, every. evening FRANKLIN THEATRE. WILL produce more genteel Dancing, Singing, and Ki ea) quarter and whole b Als voRars with other ib, hai 's—Also, an invoice of iron bound and riveted traveling Mitche re—Also, for account _of whom it h mahogany chairs, French bedi sofa, 2mshogany rockers, 2 pier tables, 1 astra Venitian blinds. Sale absoture, N.Y —Purchasers of liquors will not be required to take the ot Wa.ted. ms. »” Messs Sherman, ennox, &ec. may 4 ge Chorus—" Roy’s Wife,” by the company, Lea Scotch Real of Nine, accompanied by the Bay wipes. Song—" My tartan aidan! bonnet blue,” t Sherman, ,” Miss Rosatie. Song—" My father is week than heretofore. ichell appears. jons are grent and effective, It being HE LAST WEEK, Mob Roy MeGreggr*by Miss Rosalie, | —Sale pontive., Samples atthe sale. Jrto1tre_ | expenses shall be gvertoni sf : st i AC mi t, 634 cents ; Boxes, shilling ; Dress cirele, including Previous to which, the langhable farce of ee nd Chorus. WINes, BRAADIES GING WHISKEY & SEGARS | dy35 cane Dosey atcaanaling | Pres rormance "to tom ISH MAGNETISM, CART: Co. will sell Friday 20th inst. at 10% | Menece at To’clock. 314 Ime veogy) OF the Man of Genius on his Last Legs. o'elock, at their store No. 102 Broadway, a very fine assore O'Callahan, the Man of G ‘Mr Mossop, mentof cl wines and liquors in bottles and demijohns, hale ating Of Bla kbar, deira, Duff Go don & Go. old London port; supe: gin, Hennesey and old After which, Scotch song. Mrs Lennox. “Willie brew'd a peck 0? maut, The whole to cone!ud» with THE SIAMESE TWINS. i vero, and superior southside M pale’ g Id and brown sherry. ior old Scotch whiskey, pure Holtant perior ald coxe CIRCUs. AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC, 37 Bowery. N. A. HOWES, MANAGER, by a Scotch Amateur. Otard Dupuy brand: Instituted im_1834, by M_ sara.’ Ji s,by Charles and Lewis Mestayer, Come one— | tac, Muscat wine, anchor chantongne, Havane aid Bases | DAN GARDNER'S thy Tidus sears; assorted cordi-Is, anisette, &e s all worthy the attention . .. THIS BV) GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE | 0tdenlers aud private farnities iylo Buin” | Mr. Hood, in-his Grand. As PRICK a9 BOWE, By T. P. DIETERICN, Mise "Ross es Auriol and ore iY. RAHAM’S MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE AND 5 Negro extrava. ART—Contents of the February No., Vol. 22, No.2. ON ,TRURSDAY (this day) ORIGINAL PAPERS of Valuable Furs, ¢ Sannary loth, 1843—Large sal R fie lyn, feabete "eabtoe rita, the cele brated Dancers. locomotive imita- martin, miu, squi very fox, and tennot itlocke Distaonde ‘The Kuchanted Gun—A Tennessee Story, by Charles Fen- | mnie ut Kaha ata daces PRA neg ey ae ap no Hoffman. Likewise, a choice assortment of sleigh robes. * Besides several The Maiden—4 Sonnet. je whole lot will be sold witncu: reserve to the highest ; mers wh) have kindly vo- ‘The Spirit of Poetry, Canto II, by Henry Theodore Tuck- cd bidder at 19 Brondways jylaierre | Py rat. or Dress Cirele, 25 cents, ean v W. W. Story ALUABLE REAL ESTAT, and Leasehold Property | Chil f + 18% cents; Pit, tH in Canal sud Greenwich streets, in the 5th Ward of the "arqu~t, or Fami ew York, haye been set apart for colored persons, Doors pe at half-past 6—Overture by the Band at 3 to T= ‘The Lord of the Manor. or the ‘Times of the Last of the cui pere | ae ‘Stewarts. by H, W. Herber Will be vold at public auct ‘oe ‘ranklin, at the Merchants? Exchange, on city of Dio,® Garcen Flower, sentto me by alady, by Richard H. '¥, Sanuiry 26th, at 12 o'clock, for cash, 10 per centat | Horemanshin to e TE RAI ee or Wiha Weal Posed, Foie, ime of sale, balance at 30 days, when the deeds will be de- | — AMEIRECAN THGATRK—WALNUT-ST- is ee Soa Patna Nl Witenes Chas Bie: d, that valuable piece of property in tee, Nos. 411 and 416 PHILADELPUIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISA C. CUSHMAN ft 19, wil forme: PAUL PRY De Performed ch street, near St. John’s 373g feet from the cor her of Lauht street, being 39 feet 6 inches front and rear by about 80 feet deep. as per map at the Auctioveer's, 15 Broad st 207 ner, The Lament of Judah, by Park Benjamin Ax Elopement, by the author of A Marriage of Conve- nience. Also, the lease (rom ane chareh * 203, 2 ‘a Conelnde with sone Flowers and Gems of Genius, by Francis Sargent Os- | ftom the don hare eae, eet ese tea) Years: nexpure EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES. Wer he HoucurTile: be Chana spines, _ NAB. treet property is let at $725 per anum and E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. The Lishtot the Worle Wate Coco, quot, Store and Clothing Store. | It is well AMERICAN MUSEUM re renewed at such able, rabt it will sell ata safe investment.— id title good. I | ines written under a Ladys Piet tobe why of a Pocket Handkerchief, part the second, d George Campbell, by Henry W. Longfell George Campbell, by Henry W. Lovgfellow. ; Moon, by James Russel Lowell, . Resignation—A Sonnet. pe Lover's Misnal, illustrated, by John H. Mercein, leveries, by Otway Curry, APraye: for Light by W-H. Burleigh, Pauls Chareh, Marble Building, Broadway, opposite St. Concentration and bination of novelties unparallelled. 7 In accordance with the request of many ofthe Aree fegie hues in the city, and forthe gratiflention of the pablie, the Ma : nnger, regardless of the. traly enormous expense attewding thes ivi ioer cobain aaah fame, has re engazed for two weeks mores ending Beige, EAUTIFUL AND SWEET BREATH The | Janay tat, thac greatest of all Cartosition aned oe eeraay whole world cannot produce a better premura man beings, ing the teeth, keeping them from aching and decay, GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR! = As this is a forced sale of property, price that will make ita very pratitible am Tt will be sold clear of all ine ‘umbrauces, harden the fs + Georee Sweete: ing the oreath, than Sherman's Orris Tooth | The smallest Dwn't in ali creavon. This perfect mecimen of Pidonecy ta \’phice, by George Bi, Che 4 The only perfect and delicions denutrice ever offered | mau, on the smalie «scale ever betore heard of, can be see dur word A. Stan-bary. Eablie Ie d eb * Aluseum, without extra charge. He is I bell eee ae ied A Tale of the Old Dominion, by Ray- ‘th a5 het EGE Y A eRe ae. Chilaren Take prise, i - Fs) + one of « being ‘prec 2 ‘mon — es, illustrated, by H. Hastings Namaska, or The Capt most surpnsing Weld. World, and neatly ev and recommends 8 ie. D ELITES 1 crnic effects, music, proces tuced at Brury Lane, and PORTUG 1 LANDSCAPE NEA) The SEA. introduciz a, STON Mant SHIPWRISGOK, PLENDID FAIRY GROTTO. _Mr. H. G. Sherman, the popular ballad singer; La tite Celeste, the admired danseuse : Miss Hood, the ches Vocalist, and T. G. Booth, the Comic Singer, are decidedly unrivalled Mechanical Also, Signor Vivaldi "The Mysterioos Gipsey Git! j d, and e Mysterious sey (trl is engaged, and can i till 5 0? lock P. M bes tcoeal consulted from 9 Review of New Books. Editors’ Table, ‘The Lover's Signal, ah by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch First week of THs DEPAL got ap at imme sions, &e of s: tthe RTUR y finished engray Smilie, from a pai ker Buildings, i ‘The Captives, by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Smilie, from a pie ure by W. ening. children Taken hy Su-prise engraved by W. G. Jackmen, from « pieture by Grenier. Perme—$3 per enyum, j 1 Barelay street, Ty, may be eens he day nnd evening. Dr. an office pracuice. ‘Those w ance ean obtain. it for q ate comp be furnished with the sms they way Doctor sMloom allows fumselfto be engaged he is not willing to w advance, one year, $5, in adv Pablistied monthly. in any Dr. Gregory isthe au her of astmall pocket volume which he ¢ CONFLAGR A Ta oR osc Brooks a sent by mat tall parts a the galls * The Rub F ‘vers ugefut publication ta thove | perfonditt CONFLAGRATION OF MOSCOW. oo Canadas 3 ST, lor whom its intended ; " Dav performances W ednesd: d ‘raoon BE Tad Pine ate $8 Bowety HOTEL 10 LET—The specious and splendid Ho- | o'clock, nn unesday and Saturday afternoon at 13% EREAN INSTITUTE LECTURE—Rey. E Var wate the Shakspere Hotel, situated an the cor: | — Admiasion to all 25 cents—Children half'price. is in heat etre previons to leaving the eity, wil Danve srcets, tu dei acl. = in the Broadway Ta on Frid ing, 2:h inst.y at as balls, concerray &.. 10 Me a ee ee ee pted.. The saunmer tasiuess has ale FRANGIS! PATENT LIFE BOAT, Sabject—T he Philosophy of Reform. increased to a much greater ex: OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. u2 jer ‘Tiokets, to admitalady and gentleman, 25 cents, to be had E: inted with Eastern and Southern ROCKWELLS PaT NT DECK LIGHTS. — at Dayton & Newan’s, Broadwav; Price's, 130 Fulton st; yeation equal to ic in the city, being y 5 Watkin’s, 16 Catharine st; Pice’s, 9 Bowerv; Conant’s, 260 | built oa the highest grouud, aud fiee from howe turmoil ed | NO. 9 ASTOR HOUSE, ENTRANCE IN BARCLAY G nck’s 68 Hudson st; Martin’s, corner 1ith at and | heat of the city. It is contiguous tot stern boat ~ Jy im®r ry v Miles, 203 Broadway; Francis & Co,, | within afew steps from tre City Hull, Post Office, » MUSIC 252 Broadway 3 Park “Row; Neeley’s bookstore, | iouable places of amusement. Toa capable pervon the subsere QCHNEIDER & REBHUN will attend private Bleecker near Carmine; Axford’s News {h | ber would lease it on very favorable terms, that would enable | Wsources with a baud of {rom thee te wenger & Hail, Franklin Square; Langley’s, Chathat him ina few years to make a very handsome competency, For | No.2 Delaucy street tea a, the Bowery, or No. £9 Cs - i PR mi _dyi7 u ACRED MUSIC SOCIETY, ’ mance for the Season will take on Monday evenivg, 234 Jandary, 3 he song of the Bell,” by A. Romberg, first time in u ity Part 2, The asons,” by Hayda, to the proprietor, w Boas, BERT the evening of th:lecture, By older, Jy19 2%e C. $ “STEARNS, See’y J NFORMATION WANTED—Of Mrs George Harris; her maiden name is Cath ve Gare a vative: ‘of Port Glasgow, Scotland. When lust heard from, was living in Hudson street, inthis city. Any. person who can give information where she may de found, will much oblige her nephew, James Kintrea, at 17 Frontst. New York Git: Jy. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD—Lost on the Fri om ill healih, is obliged n immediately. coprietor. 1S a pre proposes to write up, adjust, a ce, any sett a account, embraciag the sh PB: tmporting, foreign and domestic comm.ssion and. my facturing basincas, with despatch, and upon r_asonable terms. NS. LUDLUM cries, for many y which will be repeated by : 8 i rticular request. fore New Year's day, viz. 30th Dee. 1812, on board the steam. | —¥I6 !w®ee ee cM ae AS Subscription price {pr ths_year, $5, which will entitle the boat Water Witeh, ou nek trip ‘from New York to IPSING.—If the young Ind who left his home on Wednes- | tbseriber to three tickets of adimssion to. exch pul i Elvzabethiown Point, ablac the Felton eae peN ie, five | VA day, the 11th tasty and whos: absence exuaes, muon once quare, aid JeA, Sparks Seve Gall, No. 1 Franke AyTEIBE: and « check for $29 41 100 on the s Bank of be taken to place that line’of life which sectaa te MILITARY AND CIVIC B New York, drawn by Samue 1 Herat, | be the beat of hi } Dut which has heretofore been | rei Ml Vat Bites Best oe aie ‘enn New Jersey, and receive the above reward and | "In order that th s notice may not. be mistaken, the youth to T the Apolio Saloon on Monday cvenivg, the 23d inst., on than e owner. jyl9r Whom it is adieented will recollect thar he, had {it his posses. rise fer ab Fo will pertorm,daring the intermission, rer ; sion letters to N, sand JL; one of which he handed to | in fall uniform, the following pi Ciida toe neve Nasne, Sen has Posrameaziber bes suai | thet vattemin Us coe! Cr aeerh cae rtuah he. ba house, avatina, Cornet Oblig. to N, Lothii ed in superior style, and will be opened on the Ist of February past 12 on the above day. He had also an open one ee. ’ Polonaise, masic by: « my next. The whole and ‘interior have. been painted to his par —__iyi8 .wis®rre Medicated te Cope Eta tt eifeliy throughout. ents are materially improved, FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—Reguiar Company National Guards a by widening the taie a closets, having Cakst of 23 January. —The Splendid Packet Ship | Tickets 81, ro be had at Lothian’s, corger’of Centre and x 1 N, Captain F. A. ster, of 1000 tons, ‘er streets, 4 ed into wal room tami Wil posttively sail ax above, her regular dey. For (reyghens | VNB. Meets panies ‘will p des? diniog room. ‘Phe pu ved, by a dome desixned to increase light and ventilatta other beneficial alterations. Many of the walls and evilings have been renewed, and the Croton water is introduced on every floor of the estab! fe, having aecommodations unequalled for comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of oro t. K. COLL of Military Compames will please to sai irinott er Wal cre vf ‘al ty 7. FINS & CO, 6 South street. ol pasenge, $108. , ‘Tue Packet Ship Onrrick, Captt, W kiddy, of 1900 saree the Sheridan, and aail the 25th Februsry, her (ters for the ships of this will itp ant tar the shinw of chia will only be rgceived xt Gilpin’s sengers may rely ou the ships of this ly asalvertised. —The fixtures and good will of the old establish- and well known ‘Oyster House, Noes Broder: le part of the city for the above busi x as jn consideration of the hard times Proprietor wishes to diapoue of the abov consequence OF Ut health. bor farther parestare sacope on eee “Ayl2 er TUNIS HAUGWOUT. 199 Bowery. oe: id Mr. Wii ettully solicit the of their old frends and the publi. CHESTER JENINGS. New York, Jan. 1813. ivi9 lwrre nd the su lard, who will be associated’ with him, patrona, sailing punetnal- dae HOMAS PAINE’S BIRTHDAY—The friends of politi- 5 Fi state, and possessing a large 7 cal and religious freedom, desirous of commemorating the Hhsbeenorboeier oo no beled As iimself, alio feeling kreat confidence from the jiberal Vices of the great stateemyn and philanth “the rior well ki 7 patronage he retofore enjoyed, respectfully solicits the ‘imes that tried men’s souls,” will meet this evening . 19, | Cape Barley, will pos attention of the public to jal advantages of the Ame- thalf past 7 o'clock, at Peter Milnes, i, Centre | cau handsomely. acco rican Land and Loan Offic . 14 Wall street, city street, near Chambers, to make suitable arrangements for the | fnasengers, having splendid sect of New York, for the purchase, sale or exchange ‘oceasian, Jv19 It*r__ | ship, foot of Beekman street, or Lots, Farms and uncultivated ithe ivate or D& SHERMAN jyidec agle, and for the hiring the - LOZENGE 3.—57 tons sold last year t reatest evidence that can be offered of thelr gt Nez LIVERPOOL rac sepey amd taperiion se Poles Liscuara Uibacetes Sat 8, S09 Tesh stds, wee suppo- we rplendid well telat ee of erecting and repairing red to be at the point of death, from old age and a bad cou; i» SHERIDAN, wing property ae! His pnysician advised him to try he did so. and they cured him, Enoch E Camp, esq , our excellent reporter, was yery bad ‘cough,’ by 'S! Raver, the fans e gar dealer, 46 C ‘The Catholic Orphan Asylam, in Lith street, has used Sher- man’s Lozenges for the last year witn great benefit. Devster, positively as above, her regular day. The ships of ine are all 1000 tons burthen, and apwards, and their accominodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage, Passengers, are well known to be superior to any other line of packets. Persons desirous of securing berths should uot fail co make early application on board, foot of Wail street, or to W. & J. 'T. TAPSCOTT, vantage to appl other in the city, both in pol an de All property registered in this office, will, if requi Vertised in two or more of the mos: widely circulated a and every honorable exertion made to dispose of ame: Should the property not be sold at private sale, it will, Sherman’s Cough Lozeng: sired, be offered at public auction, thas giving to owners of the renee far the lest par polit a 43 Peck Slip, cor. South at. | Property double -dvautage, , rev els great tniogy-ibe Oaraptee heteey eer ae hoset | Persons desirses of sending for Shek Hie he oa Ros iien | end lensieg of eowey on tow god’ aamngirenee cet remedy” Fir sees kuess, headache. and. palpitation, ever | Broughtant By the aoove f ruch Keaves Llverpoot | Secarfties, tshlon fe to receive ample security for "ip. deter Hoare, 100 ith street, eared: bi remit money cn be sup Semen ofthe ‘ot established chat chil Ni tlemen of the legal cuzzey.. Holders of vacant grourd that ble on demand, wi enty one dose of Sherm Great Brivain and sicren of celebrity i lozenges in, their practice ount orm lozenges, tech App! hout Tretand. tly to their adi tw mite ie errors wi s SKK’ aaa Sci reatly to their advantage to apply to him, a8 his know! ploster, which covts only’ 123% cents, and is ae Bhan BT NICOLAS See open Line l=The | Tei or bultdinee kicks aePty, co nam a his knowledge of pain or weakness of the side, breast, back or any part of the sail on the Ist of Febraary. sain ~ ent Iocalities. ts of the greatest importanee: and. his long a¢- boay. RED on Locences and BOYD & HINCKE Quaimuanee itn the bailding of houses will ‘enable hit to get je sure EMMA} renges ani fH m erected on the most reasonable te expe! Plasters. 16 Nassau st. Agente—110 273 and 439 ee than is uswal, ; ita psrahuonart ea Broadway; 227 Ha st; 188 Bowery; 77 Kast Broadway; 10 F YEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND He will also take charge cf real estate intended for public Astor Hous ; 86 Witliom s!; 139 Fulton st, Brooklen: 8 State NEW YORK LINb—Positively First Regular | sales, as his knowledge from experienee. in ing ap sales, Stree, Boston; 4 Stanwix Hall, Albony; 42 jinster st. Packet=To sail the 20th. "1 Will be of great value. to thise Intending to ispose of their Prov idenee; and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelph re fast sailing packet shiy CINCINNATI, Benj. Barstow, | property he will prepare the advertisements, see that tney are jvl9e will ‘postive! bove, lar cay. Wor freight of | properly distributed and superintended, and the sale and passage, ha oa board, at L9°K AT THIS, AND JUDGE 41, the undersigned, tracted ace re uence of my destitute ¢ ‘of maaiog application or a¥imiasion it will be found to be a great saving (rom the faet that prope: forthe last. three or four years, has been. frequently: seeribeed from the want of proper attention and skillful management. duals or ¢ mpanies that require Shippers will slease ‘) p Passengers will please be on board at Orleans what, sal estate, ay ing it faithfully Norfolk, Va vin which Iwas admitted Nov. 2%, 1838. I was | Wall street, to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at ceopomically man‘ ged—and recsived, promptly from the time of my entrance in the hospital under the treat- | Whi htime the ship will sa paidover. Persons w to hire or purchase property, or veral of the medical fieul:v who frequented the hos- wipers may re'y upon te ving their goods correctly mea invest money, can most generally be accor (8 - FY . my case became vaily more agavated, aud after re, | td. and that ‘ne shipy of this lime will sail punetaslly ax adver expense—and persons residing at a distance something like four mouths under their treatment, I purchase real estate by seadin a description of the property, will receive immediate attention. Ista ete puraase_ uo exchange of real cata, q Joa orp it of mone) , Mast apt ir me me amon. Br ised. Any gnariaiee to that effect will be given and fulfillee chat may be teqn¢ ‘Agents in N Or ¥ forward all goods The packet 8. sptain O, to Hun R. Mumford, wil! office, rua bates neceed the Cincinnati, Bish Sun., ber reumiar day | No, 14 Wall atreet, New Vork:and the postage ivantsgly: pard hed Drop and bronght it ‘to me, which I tool according i ir ane 3 « other Papers prey ‘at this office. rections, and to my great jov 1 was, by the use of that medi ° —— in 4-1mis' By Mg BF mapitsl on the 7th of 3 OR NEW ORLEANS—Packet of the 20th inst : " - of JOHN DONNELD, et, will sail a9 ab, v pralar day, and fas | He rated Ch E oy nd steerage nrOpe, arly apple ape A TEP, enrp Public, Aine, Nowy Public, se. i 5, for the who will by ompany oo bovrd ahi ind im- Yorkin Chinese fo i. + b we 12 Im*r PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. os ‘THESE el and evlebrated Pills, from Portugal, are, © be obtained in this country. See dracon former h pace, Hanterinn Disp NERD Month at. ; FOR NEW ORLEANS -O Out Jrnuary The « die rl, nahorel axbakerver . The aiversis 1D Semmapeakes CINCINNATI, Capau Ne Germen . Ot much aL vbject—me: cxbin 8d | OR Di. FREUCHTWANGEIUS Price Current . i on te should .be vis, Capea! b " v Sa as ellncel SE Was i oles oti eae BEE” | rvcroe Cotatals Bataay Sines keke ke wee, attention, vege. oi”