The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1843, Page 3

MONEY MARKET, Friday, Jan, 27—6 P.M. The stock market {preseuted no new features to-day Bales were mostly in smoll lets of te Fancies, N. York 6}, 1960, rose } per cent; New Jersey § per cent; Mohawk fell 1 per cent. The Manhattan Bank has recovered a part of the money obtained lately by means of forged checks. It appear that the firet check was overdrawn, and the subsequent ones paid through the negligence of the bookkeeper. ‘The seles of real estate to-day were at enormous prices considering the times. A house with ten years unex- pired lease, the property of J, Rankin, Esq., in front of Washington Parade Ground, sold for $20,000. See State of Trade. ‘The following are the leading features of the Reading Railroad to Jan. 1843:— Reapino Ratroap. , Liabilities. Raitrond rere 4 256,197 Capital, 4,010 00 Locomotive, real @ te an tate depots, ¥ Jarereoe, Loss ou sale stock, &e. Other items, an ‘on Merri- mack river, 120,000 cer 5 12,500 G. A. Nicole, sup’tdent, 19/396 Sundry accounts due 97,975 sundry persons, $5,866,633 $5,865,633 ‘The Maryland House of Delegates recently passed a re- solution “to inquire into the expediency of authorizing the Treasurer to recall the three millions of State bonds,” now in the hands of Messra. Barings & Co., in London. In discharging the duty thus imposed upon him, the chair- man of the committee addresse.] letters to the State Com- missioner of Loans and tothe President of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Campany, which have @! replies from both of these gentlemen. The answer from Louis McLane,Esq., states in substance that the bonds are 8 sub- scription to the company by the Legislature and the State has no more right to withdraw them than any other sub- scriber. This reasoning is plausible, but not sound. It is similar to thatef the Erie Railroad of this State, because the State subscribed stock te further a work supposed for the benefit ef the whole State, the directors assumed the right of selling them at any price inthe market; thus de- stroying the credit of the State, ruining the property of allother State stockholders, and wasting the money of the people, and defeating the object of the issue.— If the road was supposed to cost a certain sum, and the State subscribed a portion of it in stock, the amount of stock to be issued to complete the road, must be increased precisely in proportion to the extent to which the stock is sacrificed. The State has clearly a rightto withdraw its stock subscribed, if any attempt is made to sell it under par for cash. The domestic exchanges present ne new features this week. They have been as follows:— 7 ric Binus. Oumagne Sipe: or Bana Notes A Domrs: Ls re. the pronase of | Boston++«+++++ par aX Philadelphia-++ 3 a Louisiana: ++ Kentucky ‘ones: The amount of specie brought by the steamer wa*® $655,955. ‘One ef the most remarkable features of the times is the recent movement of the brokers in Wall street, whereby a new boardof brokers has been formed by that largeclass who has been unfortunate in business. The reverses in the stock business of late’years have been greater perhaps than that of any other, because it was based on the small- est foundation, and almost entirely of a fictitious nature. In the few years priorto 18367, it grew rapidly with the paper system, and increased with the multiplication of Bank and Company stocks, which formed the material of the transactions. Thisswelling tide of business brought great numbers of dealers into the street, who were for a time prosperous hecause the paper pricer of valueless stocks were constantly on the rise. When the tide turned, and prices began to fall, the wealth of all tne holders o! these secusities vanished as suddenly as it appeared. The shrowdest ‘of them saddled the stuff they beld on the banks, the Unied States Bank in particular, on its failure, displayed a beautiful List of bubbl The cliques which surrounded each institution contirives to get alit'le mo ney out of them én their storks, which, continuing to fail i remain in the vaults in werchiess masses. The ide of paper wealth of course ruined a large ma- dority of the brokers, who gradually dropped out of the boar as they failed in their contracts, For the last two years they have maintained a desperate struggle to keep their places, but the number of bankrupts constantly in- creased, leaving In the board now only a fow possessed of capital in stock and money, with a number who, although short in their contracts, hayeJstill contrived to hold on. Those thrown out of the board have been mostly hors du combat in the stock business until the late Bonkrupt law released them trom all their legal debta; they then rallied, and embodied themselvesin an association to do business with open doors; that is, to admit the public on the pay. ment of @ amall fee, otherwise the regulations of the Board do not materially differ from those of the old Board with the exception that a person failing to perform hie Contracts, is required to surrender his books toa standing committee, who shall settle his affairs, and if his conduct isfound to have been fair, he may be restored to his pri, vileges. The result is, that one board contains all those brokers who have, or are suppesed te have capital. The other all those who have no capital, or are supposed to b none. The two boards will be in ope ration at the same time. It is clear there can be no speculation at the new board, because noone has capi- tal to fulfil a losing contract; and as all the members are bound to take each others’ bids, an offer of a time contract will be hazardous. If an order is given tosell stock by o capitalist, and no corresponding order to buy is at the board, the sale cannot take place unless to a broker avow edly without capital. At the old board many ef the mem- bers are wealthy, and if no orders are on hand to buya stock offered, they can themselves make the purchase if the price suits. The featureof admitting the public at the new board is very popular, and probably the effect will be to induce the old board to imitate it, when the ob jections to the present system will be removed. The new board nave called themselves the “ Bourse,” because they sit with open doors, that is the only similarity between them and the Paris Bourse. The stock operations of the Parisian Bourse are confited to 69 stock brokers, who are nominated by the Minister of ‘Winance, and give security in the sum of 125,000 francs for the faithful discharge of their duties, which consist in act. ing faithfully as brokers between buyers and sellors of Specie, public stocks, bill« of exchange, and all commer- cial paper. They are obliged to testify to the faithfulne:. of all their transactions before the tribune of arbitrators. The whole is overseen by asyndic and six assistants, called the “syndical chambre.” The Operations in public fands are called out aloud at the moment each contract is concluded. The other transactio..s are transcribed on a register of the Commissary of Police, and forms the list which is published. The Bourse isopened every day at 1}o’clock by the sound of a bell, which announces the Appearance of the atock brokers. They occupy an enclo. sure inthe centre, surrounded by the public, who ere frecly admitted. At 8} o'clock the stock brokers quit the Bourse, and continue business in their own effices until Apo'clock. The contracts for money and account are made at a commision of } of 1 percent cach way, buyer and seller, casn delivery. The time contracts are made at a commission of 1-160f 1 percent. The syndieal cham ber imposes n duty of 5 per cent on the Nominal capital of all time contracts, but there is no duty on cash contracts. ‘The product of this duty in one year was 1,200,000 france, Ddeing about the average. This gives the average duty Per day at £4,000, say 2,000 salesiand 2,000 purchases Hen e, if 5 france give £100,000, 2,000 francs will give 1.40,000,000 as the amount of gambling or time contracts per day on the Paris Bourse, The amount of purchases and sales for actual investment is about an equal sum, making daily transactions of £.80,000,000, or $15,000,000; all tran: actions for“ fn courant,” or end of the current month, are liquidated from the firrt to the tourth of the following month. The admission of the public to the Bonrse, where fortunes are made and lost so suddenly, greatly promotes Gambling transactions, and enhances the gains of the bro kers, It exerts the same influence Upon bystenters » dovs watching a game of chance; an! thousands « ried away by ith influence who are including heantifnt t untreq ntly the jarg op hed for the Y Bourse, di with which they tel fluctuations of the me: (Ly follvwing is 4 siatement showing the coudition ¢ the 52 associations and individual bankers, under tie law to authorize the business of banking :— nee Bayus or New Youx, Jan, 1813 Title of the Associa. Bonds & srocks. 2 aE £365 Brok of Albion, stk & est, $19,918 = Agricaltu’al Bavk. 8 & Ei, 36,350 | of Alb-oy Exe. Bk, S&F, 30550 a — 4,698 8. Com Bonk, Rochester, stock and estate, of Com..N. Com, Bk of ‘Troy, 86 Clinton BY, NOY Minton, ay - x 3,884 Canal Bk, Vockport, 88K, 86,500 97,000 149,062 Bk of Cent lew York, 40,000 14,000 30,600 40,000 93,000 and estate, 65,300 60,000 Exc Bk, Genesee, $& E, 24,913 20,000 Farmers’ at: Amsterdam, and estate, 8,500 9,350 Do do stocks, — 20,850 Farmers’ and Drovers’ Bl steck and estate, 15,900 22 000 Feces aie (7 fe ‘armers’ an ech’s: a Rochester, 8 & Ey 20,000 26,000 aft do es * 56,000 2 neva, Ptockeodeope 27,196 40,000 39.403 = Farmers’ Bk of Hudson, sevck audestate ss 43,000 88,501 = ‘chamies’ Fae 19, 2755 — 1887 75,509 — 3.295 County, - 2,018 1,680 1,600 — farmers? at Malone, ae Co.Bk,S&E, 16,000 200 igi Genesee Co. Bk, 46,000 25,000 48,199 = Howard Trust and Bankg Co, 8 & E. 26,250 25,000 43.000 — 8,359 4,482 350 pee 3,250 Lockport Bank and Trast Co stock and estate 95 260 34,000 102,150 —= 61,458 Brof Lowville R&E, 43,850 34,000 51,600 — 9) Merchants? and Farmers? Bk, ithace.S& E, 27,350 46,000 52,000 — 41,300 lechanics’ Banking As- sociation, 8 & E, 60,000 50,000 57,939. — 90,379 0 do stocks, — 80,000 73,980 73,980 — iddletown Bk, 8 & KE,’ 39,900 32,000 53,875 — 25 Ianufac’s~’ Bk.'stocks, — 47/650 42,369 — 43,660 epee Val Be. oak 27,100 37,000 48,690 — — 3,310 te Stock Securi- eo 15;000 115000 75,000 101,000 — — 5,250 000 70;328 — «35194 13,000 10,0070 — i 54,000 78,587 20,507 — stock and estate, 2,009 48.000 5,000 5,000 — RBkof Svracuse,§ &E, 74,513 100,000 142,500 — 7,500 Bk of Vernon, B&E," 40,770 50,000 89,100 — 10,400 ‘Washwxton County’ Bk, ‘stock and estate, 37,325 48,000 63,602 —= 658 do stocks, — 2.000 7 — 1,276 Bk of Whitestown, S&E, 30,00 55,000 70 000 10,000 19.450 Bk of Watertown, SKE,’ 35'225 46,000 61,553 — 1.347 Bk of Waterville,’ & E, 35,950 44,708 67.512. 628 — Do dy "stocks, — 25,202 «17.988 — Woolgrowers’ Bk, do. ' — 500 sol $1,516,376 9, 190,077 9,695,605 325619 554 911 ‘We have received the report of the Illinois Committee on Finance, to whom was referred a resolution of the House in relation to the indebtedness of the State, avail- able means, present and perspective resources, and the practicability of adopting some financial system which without taxation will re/ieve the State from debt. The com- mittee report the debt as follows:— Dest anv Resources or Inuinou Canal Debt, $4. 795,118 Internal Improvement, 7,643,796 Total debt acknowledged, 12,828,918 Canal Resources. Lands, lots, water power, &c., on completion, 6,500,000 Due for lots sold, ‘ * “"907'682 40.000 acres valued at $7 50, 210,000 acres, worth Meredoria Railroad, Total, $8,507,682 This they consider the means of paying two-thirds of the debt without taxation, to be made available by ex changing them for liabilitiea; but the values are merely nominal without the completion of the canal The an- nual interest on the above debt is $660,000, which cannot be paid under any circumstances; and the committee state that if the canal could be completed and the above pro- perty be used to return two-thirds of the debt, that the re- venue of the canal would more than meet the remain” der. They then exter into estimates as to the value of the lands, and the probable revenue of the canal if completed; taking the Erie canal for their guide. They talk of the saving in the transport of agricultural produce by theca. nal, and the quantities that may be produced. They do not show, howev r, where the aggregate surpluses are to find sale in competition with the vast products of other and in the face of a protective teriff, which pre- vents foreign countries from buying. In relation to ta: tion, they recommend a temporary reduction from present rates for the short term of six years, lest the credit! of the State should be so far injured as to deter settlers from com: ing in. Sales at the Stock Exchange, $3000 NY State 7°, 1819 04 25 Bk Com, full 83 1000 do 53%, 1860 90 60 do serip 93 1000 do 534s, 1861 90 10 Farmer's Trust, 11 1000 di 9% 25 Cantoa Co 15) 3000 Mlinois bonds 18% 65 Mohawk, 27% 1000 19 3 do 7 1000 do 19 350 do 530 19% {0r0 Kentucky Or, 1871 8136 5 50 Harlem £30 3500 City 5's 187 85 Joo lo, 810 16! 25 shas Del &Hud 3d $836 5 Begle Ina Co 95 Butch & Drov Bk 90 yr & Utica 7 10 National Bk 81 80 New Jersey oo 12 Bk State N 7% 50 do b60 69 20 Mech’s Big Asv’n, 62 Second Board, S50shas Long Island, | 48% $63N8 State 7s, 1819 104 50 ‘Harlem = b3 16% 200 Rk of Com Hi b60 1634 25 Farmers’ Loan 12 100 do % Stonington, 83 16: State of Trade. The following transactions were made in real estate, at muotion, to-day. The attendance was large, and quite a disposition to buy was manifest :— By Wilkins & Rollins—Three story house, with ten years unexpired lease of lot, at aground rent of $135, No. 3 Washington square, $20,000 Four story store and lot Nu. 78 Front street, 16,000 ByE. H. Ludlow & Co—Two houses and lots corner of Hester and Ludlow stree's, 25 by about 75 feet each, (one subject toa tenant for eleven years, at $833 per annum) sold for 6,500 Three story house and twe lots on Second street, near 1¢t avenue, 7,610 Ashes~ Very little isdoing in either description. Cotton—There is a better feeling arrival of the Caledonia ; prices remain about the same. Flour—The boat lown from Albany with a little over 8,000 barrels of Canal, Ohioand Michigan flour, and the market is heel heavy. We hear of nosales of Canal or Michigan, both of which are held at $4,50, but dull, ex- cept one sale of Michigan, reported at $4,87}. There has been several sales of New Orleans, one lot of 300 barrels of a fancy brand, at $4,50, and another lot of 1600 barrels —terms not made public, but a little below $4,265. In southern we hearof nothing doing. Sales of corn at 53 cents,weight, northern and southern. Provision Market, We give below, the prices of last week ; there has been no change since then. ‘We earnestly call upon the Inspectors of Weights and Measures to visit the several smail grocery stores oftener than they now do. It is really too bad to see to wh extent the poor are cheated at some of them, in the shape of short weight and short measure. It is certainly time that the lead was removed from the scales, and the sedi- ment of ayear’s collecting taken from the bottom of the quart and gallon measures. Thousands of dollars are an- nually lost by the consumers, Te by the grocers, threngh the gross carelessness of the inspectors. Su inattention to business should not be permitted to exist for another day. 1Cks oF Provisions Pr Apples, bbl++ +-$100 a 200 J a3 ef, per Ib @ a5 M a7 Onions, per bush: ++ 40.4 50 frcesipe, per dom.» Ffee.- asants, pairs 2-50 4 Porter House Stakes 9 a 10 a bee “fam a ag a Sie 23% for ail fesse wi = a 8a a —a a ga " — a i % i Ta jonev, new 25 ‘enison,+* ‘Ta Hickory Nutise=+ += } oe a et Foreign Markets. Havana, Jan. 14 --Beans, white, 60 8 rls; beef, No. 1, 2, prime and mess, 7 a7 4. butter, Amcrican yellow, 12a 20; candles, mould, 14.0 16; sperm, 2 2.36; cheese, America 10 a 14; codfish, box, 1; do. hhds, 2 4.089; corn, Indian; shelled, 2a 24; flour, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 14 a 14 4;do N.O, 16.4162; hams, 13. 18.2; herrings, smoked 486; lard, N.O., 12 213 4; mackerel, No. 3, 64.96; on ons, 8; pork, cargo, eastern and mess, New Orleans, do clear, 14a 16; 2, rice, 62.053.’ co '¥,9 5a 10; 2d and 3d quality 64.08; do triage, 4 5 honey, 3: molasses, ke} 5} gallons 1a 3; sugers, ae sorted, 59a 6 10; do white alone, 6a 10; do brown, 34 0 45 do yellow 4§ a 6; segurs, 9a 25; lumber, hoops, 32/934, ‘oards, Port W.P, 13020. Other eastern ports, 222 iN, 224264; shingles, 3 0.40; hhd, shook 58 sn fa 7h On Friday, 27th inatant, Micttagn M. 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Bat where 18 it the author is not f-und and hot Cleared, mentioned ¢,mtinually? On the ceutre-ratle in every well Barques Keform, Tilvou, Mobile, Sturges & Clearma: nidue wavhlen Ris o6 byeA ed hant, Winsor, New Orleans.—Briig ‘Susquchaisahe "Patewe, | biauo warbles Be reanaly Port'Leon; Long Island, Howland, Mobile Dugh um & Dinan | lawn, at, summer eve, his ditties are head tn eccee dete —chra Cordovi, Shernian, Jacmel, Foster & Nickerso: peater, Francis, Wilmington, NC, E 8 Powell. Arrived. Schr Ann Elizabeth, Taylor, 3 days from the Chesapeake, with corm and oats, to BN. Fi ith the happy birds. Mes Mon dsr poets, Tod.-will be better known a hundred jose ee ets poems are destined language.” —| Gazette. : Fox. ‘This work is in the most Juxurious style of book publishing; Sloop Tecumseh, Child, from Providence, with domestic the poet's pen and the artist's pencil have united to eine ae rogis, still greaterattractions. We can confidently commend this 00} er Isaac H. Borden, Brown, from Fall River, with mdse, | book.”- to Tiadule & Burden. Sloop Meridian, Burt, from Vall River, with domestic goods, tomaster, Sloop Lady Adams, frow New Haven. Below, . American, Il its beauty, dese: vook for the centre-table, and long NY Com Advertiser. id the beauty of poetry.”—Boston Ati “The 1g+ of the author of ‘Woo are familiar to every reader, brows he wii Pennssivani “Bis poetry ixth which the author “itvery ballad by ably the first lyric poet of this cour "We consider the ‘Whip poor- felicitous production in the whol =Brother Jonethan. Two brigs, unknown. General Record. Packer sur SHeRipan, for Liverpool, sails this morning having been again detained. Her letter bags close at Gil- pin’s, in the Exchange, at half-past 8 this morning. T Passace —The packet ship Virginian, Capt. Allen, Liverpool on tle 26:h of December, in'I5}4 days from passage from Liverpool to New York rom pilot to pilot. She has thus crossed the Atlantic twice in sue in Jess than thirty-six days. C ‘They are. now for the first time of the public ina collected form ?— owing ore the kindsy feelings for fal ang range of Ameri-an poetry.” i Capt | Phe hest and most fascinating soug writer i ica Nye, of the packet s1 nee, in iis last passage, ar- | Boston Notion. nS s0uR writer in America,’ rived at Livernool in six from New York—and saw | “'Splendidiy as the work is execated, we connder the tex fog a single sail during the pas ite merit worthy of its dress” Pel Pete Suir Vermont, which went ashore at Kilmore, England, (as Cartain Mayhew will be a toral loss. Th: re “stom, to the amount of $24,000 “A colleetion of 1] called forth rapture aud deligh’."—B Be i he re he i rach r cane from the depth of the humau heart. : menuioned yesterday) belonged to B writes under ate of Dec. 25, that the ‘She went =shore in a gate from the South. | three offices in B. oud $3000 on fei: Suir Peevviay ik mon: y. of Thomastov, wrecked near Cane Ia Havre, was 4 large and well buile shy valued 4, $24,000, of which ni i onty $12,000 wes insured, which Is equally divided between | Kywt ra Gehtiae feeling and the two offices +n Boston. Hir freight list was insured in New Or. | =! me isa periect. bi-ou,”—Bunwer Hill Aurora, Jeane for $0000 cargo probably on French account, “This book will be the admiration of every one whe edvaire icHR Conripence —The Alliat t Liverpool 26th ult. | what ts beautiful to tne eye, or grateful to a refined and cults h, fell in with the wreck ‘of -schr Cone Albany Ai k'for Ex Harbor, aud took off the is book should have a place inthe library of every Ame- Penusylvanian sXoom Belle? is an exquisite poem, a Hou as trie aud iouching im’ sebtiment ter, (Sears) and two men, (J. Lewis and Elisha B: was dismasted Nov 30, in sheave gale, and th tt Hy jerry. )— reduced to their Jast quart of water wi e crew W Te n picked up, Whalemen, j i Snoken. Nov 2, lat 4N, lon 25, Iinogene, Russell, of Bes- | |," These porms have received the stamp of publie approbn- ton, 240 bbls, Mapes ‘1 In November, ‘ John Brown,’ 400 bbls=(possibly the Joshua Brown, of Provincetown.) Spoken. Franconia, of Boston, from Liverpool for New Orle we appreciated as it dese Sale ee mines One of the mos herein Tine that las ever been Foreign Ports, giver ty the public”™=N ¥ Sun. Sipsands den Ue-csuerk Ellis, of and for New| n howor to the country.°—Chronicle York, wtz freight; York, Merl, tor freight or charter; Talma, Winsor, for Cowes anda mkt, dg; Gleaner, Stevens, of Bos: ton, for © tn mkt, idg: Diantha, Shorey, of P. uhis works ia of the poet will be glad to obi. \ ¥ Morning Post. ; au honor to American Litera: or Cowes a freight or charter; Bohr mia, Genos, Evere! d, une; a “This book is te gem of the season.”—Hersld. “This auihoris the best lyrie poct that this cowatry has pro- duced —Lycominc Grete 4 do; Robt Brace, nnah, do; Prince de Joinville. Garduer, New: hee, Mobile, arr 9rhy Lincoln, Nt New Cardenrs, Kixore, fram do, ca go un- th, Reminzton, of and for Ne es. he sweetness of the poetry, won, | the elegance of the casket aud the ws, lds A. . r fle, hy il’ for ‘the Souk fer of these poems _is well and widely know! — ie , 10 load for Boston; Retrieve, Clarkson, inh degree of merit and the elemeute of a wide fc andcucu jug poy w arity MT rtboage The Crstim Ode coutasns mmeh imogi ithad been placed before the public on tay ot crs'0n, would have ranked at Ont amon to author's effusious."—Plebeians wan sx. Sr Crorx, Jan 8-In port, Rosalie, of Philadelphia, waiting “Bt Jon, NB. Jon 20—Arr Caroline, Leavitt, Yarmouth: J peatd tana NY. rince Albert, Yarmouth,” Cla sth, Dun- Ty best of can, Robertson, Liverpool; Kelpie, Carry, London; Wood | General Moitis arems to have sought for his models among lands, Johnston, Halifax. hem jassic authors of tre tin. nave 3 and the characterie: Home Ports, ties o his verse distingnish agg bet uion very favors iy Fraxxrort, Jan 2i—Arr Millinoker, Pierce, Martinique via he ga ag rary Writers. No ter i ymuter «the a he Boston; 22d, St Leonfbabson, Butimore. Sld Bostou, Brad- pen alwa yt q Barn. Jan 2 eae. never fails tore 1d Chas Thomas, Donghty, Havana. fen aud rebued vie i —Art Alert, Divis, NVork. wapeirene at cis ‘ous suvaritbly ia-rked eR, Jan 4—Arr Richmond, Holbrook, Thomaston P honThere Hoems deserve Arr Fairfield, Bure, NYork. Cli sth, Bix- | persons utjust iivrary tate en? ree nae GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK. © FL. E a2 BOWERY, 78 EADY'S BOOK, cited by Wee. Surah J Hale, ” Savem, Jan 2- er, Dewing, Maranham and amkt, Sid Alabama, Kingsbury, and Boston. Jan Man M 26—Cld Montgomery, Constant, Batay: ius; Shawmat, Kim! Rio de Jan New Orle: 3; Odeon, Nickerson, Mo! Mi hael, Lous G God-y, Miss G M Redyes ers Lonisa, Mon'ton, Bach; Star, Thoms, Latayette, La; Ve, Dr'R'M Bir’ lebrated novelis , N Nickerson, NYork. x i S Arthur, Mrs AM F’ Anan, Mrs C Lee Hen’, New. Bevonp, Jan 25—Are Avenel, Hickman, Rapoahan- | Mes Emina C kmbury, ra Seba Smith, Mrs EF Eilet, fer, nork via Providence and Fall River, KEGUs AR CONTRIBUTORS, Epcartown, J ‘Arr Mary Augusta, Farnham, Savan- Bt Contents of the February No. Vil aol for Boston. and remained ig port 24 The Sketcher, by Miss Virainty Defor Houmes Hore, 23—Arr Mariner, Kidder, Frankfort for ‘The Sisters, by Miss Marian rated: New York; Willis Putnam, Cook, Bostou for do; ‘Namshong, | ‘The Fortunes of Bishea Capello, by Mae ie ft Ellet, illas- Young, Provincetown for Rappahanmock—and all sailed 21th— | trated Passed by, Veto, Coombs, from Frankfort, (or Backsport) for |" Kmma Westall, by Miss Mary Davenant. N York; Eliza, Moore, NYork for Saco. Annetta Haverstraw, a story, by Mist Lealie. phate Hivex, Jan 24—Arr Yantic, Stuart, NYork; Avenal, County Wed ite favpahannoc ; : inter Picture, by Mra, Hale. Brisrot,, Jan 4—Arr Danl Webster, Orient, LI. Sid Chero | ‘The Separation, by kmily Feone’ kee, Usher, Havana. SQUND PILOT-OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for Sew Bedford, Nantucket Shouls, Xoston. Portsmouth, Portland, Kennebeek, and othe ffice at Frye & Shaw's Nauti: al Store, 222 Wate ico The War Horse, by William Fis! ns, Love Bachelor B: A Winter Night, by M t To wy Mother, by P Kony on Kilbe urne An Avecdote of the time of Lows XIV , by Mrs CE Ben ners. Old Ticonderoga, by Jennette H_Williams. ‘The Imcerial Fiosnes, natory of Catharine 1 and Peter TIE, translated from the French of Virginia Fox, by nm young lady, lulia m the Ca'eumption, by Lieut J. hy’ W. Phe pa Music=he Village Stream, by Alexander Lee. Parthan been land down to | Kelton: Tate If let, the rent will be $300 er | Kilitors’ Book “able, Avaum, or ifso!d the price will be €5,000-—she title is perfectly EMBELLISHMENTS, Par gp Se hd in ood The Sketcher, an exquisite engraving, by WH Ellis, from v! sketeh by Chelon. Apoly at 254 Pearl street, New York, Je00 tt _ | "Children, fom Sir Thomas Laurence’s celebrated group, PACKET SHIP SHEKIDAN for Liverpool —Paxenger | deswnby A Newsman’ By this ship will please be on board the steamboat Hercules | \‘Klopement of Branca Capello, engraved by E G Duvnell, at itehall, this morning, at 9 o’clock, at which time the ship from a prcture by J N Herbert. Preture Gallery—Five figures of Fashious, designed by Croome, engraved by F Homphres . Mill clo.e at Hales & Gilpin’s News Rooms, at $3 per anoum, in advance. Leopy 2 vears, $3, in adv: 2 copies I year, $8, in ad m | _. leopy Godey’s Lady's ETY ASSEMBLI il be givenon Thursoay Evening, Ticket for the Bai!, will please to the Manager at the Apollo’ Room ih ton. oF Wednesday evening. Feb si. By order of the Board i Manavers ok, and 1 copy Graham's Maga- T work % cents each. Pav Denvered i fof this cit SINGING PARTIES at the Rainbow, 49 Howard street, | Brooklyn aud neut by anal Yeral pate ibe Uaced arse aed Y near Boadway- © proprietors of the above house bee | the Canadas, by ISRAEL leave to inform "heir friends and the public that tiey have come | hye Aue meneed their Singing Parties upon (he Old Shad-s system, ard to become permanent in the "sand will recei so term of less obtrusive but more permanent estimation,? lexe is outward and iuward beauty—the beauty of binding an Spire that Tree” jose sweetgema Which have $0 universally _ this coun- My Mother's Bible, nothing more The ‘he uremise of the exterior is fully sustained by its con- nee, do, commonity has stamped the poetical produe- yt, Wanater, Walasingtony d t thor with the wdellible seal of its appravation.”— yette. Winchester. Bost: Warhir gto ‘iment, sound in moral and beauty of the engr-viugs "— oc 1s AMUSEMENT. Avetioneer 7 WELCH’S WARD. OLYMPIC CIRCUS, 2 Aan ane’ 115 Praltom sim eet) AT THe A a PARK THEATRE. luable articles, which ‘The piano fortes, printh could uc Conducted by Mr. Rufas Welch, who gratified and flattered ld not be arranged ia the nd approval of the nt Friday. highest degree ‘by the presene MONDAY. Neauty and fashion geibe city atime the following new At. P96 clelock, in the sales room Ley. fax | Ranottrion Itipgenaiees aces H.R ivvell e Cadwatleder Gale of various furntare, dry goods, jewelry. fax- | Kavestrian Diners arn. Ber krell & Cadwallader. TUESDAY. he Jes room, sale of clothing, var dry goods, fancy and pledged guns, cailery patches ke Performane: 7 o'clock. eee THIe RVENING, The iy with MAGNIFICENT EQUESTRIAN MOVEMENT 1 VALIANT KNIGHTS AND NOBLE DAMES. saxpauontl 8p wonzs, ga Mast Kineads st tie Unappronchable Gymnsticn othe ey Mast Glenroy in a vari La articles, UNESDAY. At 10s o’elack, m the sale rooms. Splendid stock of Cabinet Furniture, toget niture of a family leaving the plano fortes art amd hh x woods, by cxtaloeue. ith the fur- intings of ‘on the ground by the famous 20. "ot Superb and Difficult Feats on LaConle Vaio Weeks Mrs Howard's Graceulal aco ‘her’ Fleet sud Beautifel Perfection of Bodily Gymnamticn by My Nathan ils. 7 Transformations by ©} Rogenne and Pupils period of the Evening an intermission of ftem nsne. THE SECOND PART will commence with SHEPHERD AND HIS SHEPHERDESS, comer of Duane streets. R. & A. are now ready to made advances to any amount on cousignmen's, Reiurns prompt. Sales of real estate and out door sales of honschold furniture attended to im person. scalar sales of Liquors Segars, &e., every Tuesday; Fur niture, Pianos, &e every Wednesday and Saturday. SATURDAY, minutes wil i At 1034 “eiock in the sale rooms. By Mr Cadwallader and Mrs Howard. A desirable stock of new and second hand exbinet ware and basil 5 72 pteaitense, om K ROods, from the mokers and families. . Indian of the West, by O Also, one ric! i « elegant secret draw tone, ide Danse, Miss Louisa \ ells. ‘Mr Nathan in his superb_act on fwar horses A series of Neuro Songs, Dances, c., entitled COMIC, BUT NOT COMMONPLACE, by Master John Diamond, whose celebrity is every where nekoowledge Aasisted by Hoyt, the Negro Comin, and W Chestoat the ‘ateat Banjo Player, An Act withoutsnddle or bridle, by H Franklin, MONDAY. hot the sale rooms. Continuation of the extensive stock of re together with anothes large lot to close co: Fel tUPiow. Au INTH AVENUE PROPERTY This Day, at 12 o%lk, i at thy Merchants) Kachinge, 4 lots of Sonn on 9 h ave: Coalman, na | Miller, Huntingdon ue, next adjo-niny 3od street, and opposite ‘the Blind Asvium. , ——— a 12 orclocs, atthe m, Lh Broad street, Lnew French 15™ This establishment will be ean Monday evening in Grand Action Pano Forte, for evsh ‘jy28 tor ¢ nsequenre of the Fireman’s Ball, will re-open on Tues- dav evening ‘Ou MONDAY, the G i hathcoe Y, the Company will appear at the Bowe- CHANCERY SALE of Valaible Houve and Lot im Joho street —Wilkins & Rollins will sell ut auction at the Merchants? Exchange, under the direction of James §. Huggins #'sq , on Wriday, January 2"th, at 12 oelock at neon, all that valuable, four story modern house and lor of aroun No. 79 Ji The house is 25 feet Crovt and 75 feet deep and r wil NOTICE, TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. 0 the best imal thle chimney pieces | For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be» pede fied ‘oud ms) Day Performance every Satuniay Afternoon, cot painted walls, Quiney 2 o'clock precisely, embracing’ ail the choice aud onthe first story—very fl cellar under the whole and UESTRIAN AND GYMNASTIC ACT's rear and La fect deep. Th Of the Season, For particulars see handbi Bor any other business. 1s not fice, whieh on Saturday will be ready for delivery trom 0 @ and bouding house,being a short distance from the. E: clock A.M. until the time of opening. markets and the northern abd eastern steamboats, ——— ceutionable. en | Boxes, 50; Pit, 25; Gallery, 12% cents. PRODUCTIVE REAL ESTATE -JAMES BLEECK- onan. Wea can be ‘secured at the Box Offer, K N will -eil. at ometion, under the d David Codwisy, Esq Master in Chancery, at the ) Exchange, on Tucaday, 31st of Jannary, av’ 12 o'clock at noon, CHATHAM THICATE H, REDUCTION OF PRICES, que folowing valuab'e property :—Two'neat two sory houwes; | Dros Cirele, Bicone oe ok, Ee CE Sites tetgene Nos. 27 and 280 'Madigom street. with eight fire pinces ech ¥ DA Win ke OKN vase and store No. 201 Madison sttret: twoatory house | BENEFIT OF Davis, Haowy Se MUBLIGAN. ia the rear, No. 21 Scammel street. Also, the DEATH'S BRIDE: nea’ two story house No. 22 Scau.mel street; Jarge house and 1 lot No. 239 Monroe, comer of mel street; No. 31 Seam- afer "eich, eure Di 4 pie? mol street, 3 1 brick ho rre No. 8 Marion sucet, TRE GOLDEN DRE. with a3 story house in the , Valuable lot of greund Doors open at 64 o'clock and the pe rmance will com houses 270 Walker street, lot 200 feet deep: house: No. 20 Roosevest, near Chatham atree feet de menceat? preciely and lot No. 230 Moit street, opposite € ana bot No, Lia Reg atects 3 houses ‘ Tae iae Meee bo ap creed Sm Te olacas, THIS EVENING, will be performed Al-o, under the ¢irection of P. T. Ruggles, Esq. Meste . bet Chanery, by Wilkins & Rollin, atthe sume tase vad tied! AMILIE. To conclude with wEA THE BEAST. OF" The Doors will be opened at halt-past 6, and the per- torn: commence at 7, every evenins FRANKLIN THEATRE. ress Circle « the va table house and lot No wards of $13,000 to build, and peranuum, al O00. nod 17 Orange street, which cost uy- isleased to Mr. ©. Donn hoe at taxes aud repairs, and insured for $6,000, in. oa mortgage. Most of the above proper- for business. 4728 3tis*r THE IRISH IN AMERICA, THE following Commitier, organized on Thursday evening last, beg leave to annonce that at their r .W.E Rosinson, Esq , of New Haven, will deliver a Lee: ‘on the Irish in America. on Monday evening, Jax. 30th, at halfepast 7 in Wa-hing’ou Hall, comer of Broadway and Reade st. ‘Tickets to admit a gentleman and two ladies, 50 cents; sine gle tickets, 25 cents—may be had of the Committee, or at the door. JOHN MULLEN, Chairman. C. Diver, Seo’y. Daniel Mjor, 3 Rende street. arith, ha sa Br ODomalh sage oF partieul : Charles Weary, street. The box office now open ‘under the direction of P. C, Pal, 88 Pine Edward Me Fay 177 Bowery. Matthew Ol well, 61 Cathe: Patrick Kelly, corner Bayard ai M. Nagle, 1 Munroe street. James Bergen, 65 Wall street, ¥. H. Shehan, 14 Fulton street, Arthur Starr, 201 Hester street, P. McQuade, 40 South street. Noonan, 6&2 Greenwich 1 mer. R. D. DINNEFORD, Manager. Blas} ‘ a4 crn Ne lott streets, AMPAITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC, 37 Bowery Ioatitaved mm RIA LEQWES MANAGER, - 1834, ie Ui Ce nated Im Pomiively the LAST NIGHT eee & Co ON SATURDAY EVEN NO, Thomas McGove: 123 Water street. Powerful \trractions for the P. H. Noouan, 173 wton street. GOOD SAMARIT Arthur vicCaiter Henry and Catherine ANDERSON AND MA) Dennis Carli re 2t*re TEMPERANCE SOCI ARCH MADDEN will sppent sland Breakdowns. iret cenpany New York Cade Ho Saloon on Wedues ay, Ist Dodworth’s d. Tickets to be lay of Equestrian, Gymnastic, and ff Captain J. @. Vi mst; at Colonel nza Performances, by the first Company in the Union Peers’, No. 9 Brordwa: th Ward Hotel, Prices of Admission—Boxes, First, or Dress Circle, 2 cent or of members of the eo jv2e at®r Children half price; Second Tier, 18% cents; Pit, 12% ce: Parqu:t, or Kes, $1 50—sents for six persons. Places FICK, have been set apart for colored persons. Doors open at halfpast €~Overtare by the Horemanshin to commence at? AMERICAN THEATRE WALNUT-ST, PHILADELPGIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Misi © CUSHMAN THIS EVENING, Jan 2a, will be LOVE CHa aE be Performed NGLISH MAIL.—Le mail steamer ( ol next, will be closed rt Tuesday, the 31st inst, ‘8 past 3a%clock, P.) jy2e 3ur JOHN R GRAHAM, P. M, 106 SHANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH DAY OF THOMAS PAINE wilt be celebrated at ths Shak- speare Hotel, comer of Duane and Wilham streets, Moi evening, Jau. 30, at 6 o'clock. A temperate and will partake of » supper, pre. ious to which a short be delivered by the chairman, La lies au gentled retire to the concert room, where music wi'l bs. provided, Tickets75 cents exch, to be had ar Mr. Joha Windt's, Crinter, k. AMEKICAN MUS sway, OF Paul's Chareh. 99 Reade at and at MG ‘Vale? 01 How tet Concentration ai ex no uoveltia appre, 1.0. Winte, city of New York, re nee, wit st of m . Mr, Hu tuon, city of Brooklyn Managers, he city, and (or the gra ) ofthe pablie, th on of the pablic, the Ma desir unger, regardless of the truly enormous expense attending the same, has re engaged f¢ hort cume le KENERAL TOM THUMB SUNIOR | strait ud the concert only are of ¢ the supy sy megrims, paralysis in the b- ginning. es colors, amenorthees, cj they 1m iustautaueo (PHE PLECTRO-MAGNE \ [0 PLATES pr oF De Camonrene at Panes ood soul fo heen Pee Gs BeaNy Fan aatihe eatte stale creamons This perfeet specimen of atreet, by Numuard, at the moderare orice of $1 59, are neknow: ay Ne hlerenne witktecsen iene ery ledeed by ay mysiclane, i all eee as who prod Pr a banks eset harge. is tied them, to be, aud are in fret, moat effiercwwus for curing j nd 2 all nervous affections and pains, cs theamatism . newrelony WeiGHS ONLY FI*TEEN POUNDS! the ic vouloureu: of women, g: pervous attack: Thac being ‘precisely his weight woen but xix months The General is of fine symmetrical the most pecfect Dwar tn the worl: rion, and decidedly ana the most surprising ty that ever astonished the publi living ew on when inked. AgentomIy Boston First week of the Magnificent Movi rama + in Buifalo, Mr. C. C. Bristol; THE DEPARTURE OF THE IShARL TES | Hm: | got up at immense expense, with rcenie effects, i red | sions, &e. of surprising spletudor as produced at Diui New York, and | late'y at the Park tu this city. pt 'ORTUGUESE LA CAPE NEAR LISBO! The SEA, eyucins a STORM and CS | ale SPLENDID FAIRY GROTTO. tar ballad singer; La Pe * New Roc house, with ~ eligibly sicuate Avery fine Kare e an'ry res dence, be view of Long Islend Sound, &e. if fut orchard, good barn and outhouses. Also, a mill iss Hood, the charm: used for martle mandiactnring purposes—a dwelling nowae {oF Singer are nunca miller, and a xood farm house, Ke. alled Mechanical Fi- For farther pacticulars apply, on the premises, or of James P Hontingtou. tag. or r shelle, o Jomes 'T bells, Post Office, New Ro- of *re t JOSEPH OAT WELL, Murbie Works 8 Suliivan st. New York, The whole to conclude with” THE CONFLAGRATIUON OF MOSCOW. Performances commence at7 o’eloak. the village of Jemmseu; Li ev performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at 134 taming he sfour.the | oO clock. . teree of laude properly irked fate nee | "'Admission to all 25 conto=(hildren half pries. ina ey are iu agords ate ofeu te t nee south from tl allel upon Scuth areet. tof a good two story PEALE’S ‘EW YORK MUSEUM NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY. he Manacer has great pleasure in anuow’ cing that this sf a “ns. Ou ‘im Share | be Me _ popular place of public resort having undergone a ‘They will oe Sold low if apple: thoreugh renovator FRUNCIS's BROWN? 13'Now RE-OPENE And standing as ii does » mong the First » No. 59 Wal! stres A yn er ae PHILIP RYAN, who coated for the passage ci Eliea Mur | tyenderitone of the mon hvercetien and Ree chen Higan aid James Regar, on toe 10th Nov last, will please | & in ‘his city. The establishment contains an al eall on the suoscribers without delyy W& JT TAPSCOTT, ye itr 42 Peck Slip evr South'st. MARNATURE AND ARES OF FIRST PREMIUM HOSE rire Neatly and tastefully displaved in three spacious halls, and flex bie aud porfecity bonats of avery ‘t perhaps COSTLY AND ELEGAN PICTURE GALLERY, any other m America. week commencing on 29n, 1943. 1 eoniained in the Ma [Hubber by the ‘aie of powerfal Meates only Con meine eae Th ren aad need ¥ apy desirable length o calibre, with et pip: sand couplings at- tached. Oures ablishmrut has abo the New York Agency f has the to promyy Pumvers aud the trade are i vited to liberal | Wouderfal knowledge se Forms. W srehon: < "of the Roxbury tudia Rubuer Bat Uhises i tac ss tak ef HILOSOPHER SUN ara eee a a DA imyoue wpou the public, by making them beiteve her's Wiel, 430 Un Succersor to Kor RobberCo. | & COLLECTIONS ow all parts of the United Sates made On FORTUNE TELLER! Possessed wit tural tray the mon fvorble terme BY 9 Tg epee confesses publicly’ to. be able ro: tract other s “of teed 390 tot ow si Me tenaticay, | Hellectyand mention heir ieeding on auctions of UMBERMENS’ BANK, Warren, Pa, Nonhampen THE PRESENT Bauk, Allentown, Pay Newparyrie Mase. spew at AND THE FUTURE. 281 22 Wali Broadway, MADAME ADOLPH ere) aa, PEOPLES LINE FOR-ALBAR Yon Vin | Gan be consulted in private anytment ia the DMuseam, from o’clock in the morving natil 10 u’elock in the aripie seamaboat UTICA | tleman will be fe alteedanee ce the lendtst, on This Af 2 gen \eruvediate ee tn ‘ermediat+ Plae ce, 0 introduce visiters aves the foot ot ternonm at 3 o'er, Saturday, Jananey. 28 to Madame Adolph 4 The reambot CHARTER OAK, Capt St. John, will leave | [-2-Fickevs to the Museum, cents; Children half price. as above to-morrow af ernoo in, Sand) Velock ee chare of only twanty-tive cents 40. thove w p O7"Ane consult M dame Ado! = = —] ROCKWELLS PATENT DECK. LIGHTS. NO. 9 ASTOK HOUSE, ENTRANCE IN BARCLAY pa STREE Jyll im*r . MUSIC. Srottege with a bande at hans Gee te eee ea Rte No. 27 Delancy street near ry, or No. 89 Crosby 5 tee ers and Francie” Patent ALL REGULAR PA’ K other prstenger ing, Life Boars” will in future have the word PATENE 4 plainty vamted on she side. iy 23 Lwier Ew LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS — Pick. el ry. splendid wel inown fast ship ROCHESTER, Capt. Philip positively as above, her’ regular day, ng commenced her regula ‘Mersts. Woodhull & Minrurn’s New Line of Livery ¥ ‘The accommodations of this “ea a rows berths should not fat wo early application mn foot of Burling Slip, or to W.& J.T, Fercort, P d 43 Peck Slip, cor. South at. Persous desirous of sending for their friends ‘in the old coun- trv, can have them brought out on favorable terms, 4 the avove favorite ship, which le: Liverpool on the 5th pril, her regular fia nd those wishing to remit money ean be sup: plied with drafts for any ameunt payable on demand, without discount, in all the principal towns of Great Britain ‘and Ire- ‘The packet ship Hottinguer wi jy!7_ mer Public securit board, THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. lil, for December 1842, is thle blished. 1—The Honey Bee and Bee-bool tatend giving them every Tuesuay evening during the. winter season. To those who are fond of harmony and song, by calle ing ar the above, will meet with a delightful treat. ‘Che chair will be takea at® P.M, . 2—Books tor Cluldren, a. SLEVANK 8.CO. | 3 Svcedy cal belt HloweopatiipwTte Weta Card; tee, N° CK is hereby given that the Co-partnership heretofore 4—Lord Mshon’s Life ot Coade. existing between Elisha Page of Bi i $—Barrow's Bible in Spain, G. Pace at New Vork city, te tht 6—Todd om Antich sevt. Phe business of the firm will be Pingo core Law Agitation, ELISHA PAGE, Price $34 year. Suyserintions received by 1 CYRUS G. PAGE, JO Li gan) New York, Oct. @vh. 912. SEPH MASO} 192 Broadway up stairs. mwood’s Migrzineand 127 er POR BATHS, 256 et Foreign Quarterly Review, Bl DV 186 — Soar! i if 1 con sed the Louden Chris!ian tain,&e cured in afew day® ary, are in press, and will be publi hed in & he rte Vepor Bath tt cl the mon jaths require one hour's previous notice. Portal sent to any pare of the city or Brooklyn, Bathing tubs athe for hire, J2islwe MEDICAL NOTICE, i jk HOMER BOSTWICK, Professor of Sargery and Sur xeon tothe New York Medieal and Surg eal Insitute pays parteular apeution tof treatment of diseases of the dy spe fis iles, diseases of che weatumn, aud ol! t he at saccess that hax attended fie v 80 frequently fatal Mote portacf the ¢ ud out of 23) yu hy mined tO their homes pe icurab BOST WILK, M.D No 75 Chambers street, Second house west of Broadway. YORK LEGAL OBSERVER—O° Remarkable Triats, No, 2—Di xt, Corporation of New York ¥ to a Nolder= Bink i take Criminal Ly perty lawyer concealme..t by Purehaser=Veador nad Purchase rHasband vd Wile. separate eatate—Enw ich eases in the View Chanecl= re Cou and the Courts of Queen"s wench and Common ‘42 <1, at one shilling a copy, or $5 per English cases w adumen’s are delivers Bas* OF ENGLAND NOTRS bought ond star S J. SYLVES PEWS, 22 Wall st, and 130 Broadway, stance, ely cured, aud thowe gate Jy 18 aia m y28 lwe sail on the l6th March, her rewalar daysees ne poenestet an apf ategetion wll be rican trom the four new works composed FOR NEW OKLEANS<LOUISIANA AN! Dat 2 n NEW YORE LIN tetiey Wine Rewer | channel” to Md of"snan Ht sail anary. fy fast sailing packet ship HUNTS VILLE,Cape. Mamford, Wor 2 principal Masia will posttively sail as above, har passage, hav some fen op board, at aus wharf, foot of Wall at. or to beta JOLLING & CO. 56 Sonth Passengers will please be on board at Orlen 4 Wallstret ‘on Monday, 30h inst. at't clock, at whieh cise dreship wills i, Siuppers may ‘ely upon having their goods correct! cd, and that "ne hive Of thts Wing will seal enceree Th meat cised. Any guaraucee to that effect will be given and fulfille” chat may be reqai ced. Axenis in N. Ori in & b It promy vy Aenea A aera el Woodruff, wno will prompt lar day. For freight o1 formance. Accommodations, apply. iebies We coamnones oc hel & J% Hier Ri EXCHANGE le at sight on all parts 0} B Falun land and Septland, tn ‘uns off £5. 10, £15 and Saoto any amount, forsale by a 5, SILVESTER, 72 Wall atreat ond 1 Breedway Nails, Anvils, ball size hoes, No. : orem ate, alt sizes, ir address. mn pe The geeket ship Ocmalgee, Ox H coe the fine wrought do. 6tto 19d. none a Joma! 4 otain Peet, will sue naa ceo le ben fit iv 4. ed Sheffeld ails. URLEANS—Fint 20 tons best O ste! v8, Warranter if 4 hs hand, pal land saw Hie Rove rove the bees | Eck bent shefill Bee nd, amore. ragjetermue Passengers can be hundsomely secommodated ata Lay cocbs sapertor vair arctingns fa and chair we dota Apply on bord the snip at Marray"s whorf, foot of Wall st, orto JOHN HEKDMAN £85 vs 8 Ouse Feb, her 5 it Soath wing splendi nd cabin and idestnae prectugere those wishing (0 secure beriiwahvald not fal to make early nipltcation om SEP baad ie 49 Peck Slip cor South at, carled hair, alway hand and jus” nent on the ror DK. FEUCHTWANGE, via, Capsules, Acids, Drewoods, ceotyie Chenticale. Germar liven, vue.