The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1843, Page 3

ee fre ANOTHER DOUBLE EXTRA NEW WORLD. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, a new reprint—Two dollars a vear—single copies 18} cen ‘The publisher of the New World announces that he has commenced the Repnblication of this mostcelebrated of the Magazines, ata price which will insure it a vers Jaree cirentation. The January number, received by the steamer Caledonia, will be nnblihed This Day, at twelve o'clock! ond be for sale at the office.30 Ann street, and by the New World Agents thronghont the country. ‘* Black wood” has long stood at the head of the periodical litera ture of the world, and it continues to maintain that distine- tion, withont a rival. Professor Wilson, its editer, (Old “ Christopher North.”) is unrivalled as a prose-writer and 8 poet, and his contributors are among the first living au- thors of Great Britain. Contents or THE January NuMBER. |. Great Britain at the Commencement of the year, 1£43, (a enlendid article.) . 1). Lesnrqnes ; or the Victim of Judicial Error. IT, Caleh Stukely—Part 10. IV. Imaginary Conversation—By Walter Savage Lan- dor Tasso and Corn V. The World of London—Second Series—Part 1." V1. The Dream of Lord Nithsdale, VII. Two Honrs of Mystery. a thrilling Tale, VIT_ ‘The East and South ef Europe. 1X. The Curse of Glencoe—By B. Simmons. X. ‘The Martyrs’ Monument—A Monologue. XT. Taste and Music in England. Trrme—T wo Dollars vear—three copies for $5—five conies for $°—en copies for $15—Subject fto newspaper postage only. Adress J. WINCHESTER, Publisher, 30 Ann st. fG-TF THERE 18 ANY OVE WHO STILL NOUBTS the +ficecy of Oldridge’s Balmof Columbia, from Com- atock & Ross 25 Magazine street, to reproducethe hair on hall heada or preserve it ifit has not fallen ont, and keep the head entirely free fram dandruff and eenr!, they have only tomake one trial of it to he convinced that all we say isstrietly trne ‘The creat numbers who are now daily 2 it are nenfficient enarantee that it is fully as good a i recammonded.—N. 0 Pic ‘The same mar he had of Comstock & Williams. 6 North Fith etrect, Philadeplhia,and Comstock & Co.71 Maiden Lene, this city. ftG- MADAME, ADOLPHE, THE EMINENT FE MATE philocapher, from France, whose developments of charneter and eventa in all the principal cities of the Unite! State ave created so profound a sensation among everg claca of citizens, and who has been visited by cler- gyvmen, eminent Indies, judges, magistrates, editors, and men of science, allof whom have heen delighted and as- tonished at her revelations, hes taken private parlors at No. 19, Park Row, where ladies ond gentlemen can call upon her at all reasonable hours. fi EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, AT FIFTY cents per hottle. An articl- eqnal toany ever made by Sands, Bristol or anv other person, to he had at71 Maiden Lane d_athalf the price of either. Also Sands’ and Bristol’s told as above. ft THE FRENCH ANTI-PHLOGISTIC MIXTURE orthecure of all discharges from the urethra—sold in bottles, at $1, and at 40 cents each. :W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, OT Nassau ctreet fq FROM G. GREELY, FSQ.. EDITOR OF THE N. V_ TRIBUNE, Sept.3, 1842.—The virtues of Sarsa- parilla as arestorer of purity to the blood, and conse- qvently a cnr for maladies resulting from its impurity, have been sufficiently set forth by numberless prenarers and certificates, We will add a case within our own knowledre, A friend had a voung child dangerously dis- eared with tymors as well within as upon itshead, which had long defied medical skill. He stated the fears to us, and we, pretending to no knowledge ef medicine, urged him totry.n hottle of Bristol’ Extract of Sarsaparilla, as we know Mr. B., and had faith in his statements. He fol- lowed onr advice, and cured the child immediately. ‘This was two years ago; and we saw the little fellow yester- dav in excellent health, So much we know and can cer- tife; and we helieve the child is living now by virtue of that Sarsaparills, Sold wholesale and retail by W. Burger, drvegist, 50 Courtlantt street. retail at Rushton & Aspinwalls; Mil- han’s Phormacy; Lynn's, Bowapgg@xipp’s, Division street; (A8B9 ITS RESULTS.— , ey, 8 we learn, has found his redeced cach prices te answer ‘equirements of the ecepomiata, and is petronised secordingly. THE WORLD TRIUMPHANT !—Five new works for 12} cents monthly. The publisher of the New World having determined to excinde all continued stories in the regular weekly isene, announces His intention of giving the wholes ries of the new works, by their popu- Jar authors, Dickens, Lever, Ainsworth, and Lover, in ‘one extra number, immediately on the arrival of the Eng lish steamer. and ‘continue todo the same each month, heveafter—thus furnishing the latest productions of these authors in advance of every other establishment in this country, and at a price which will not fail to meet the public approval. The following are the titles of the No- vel. the firet numbers of which appeared in London on the first of annary, 1843, and which are published in an EXTRA NEW WORLD, THIS DAY, Price 12} cents; and forsale at the office 30 Ann street, and by all the newsmen The Liven and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit—a tale of English life and manners—By Charles Dickens, author of American Notes,” “Barnaby Rudge,” “Nicholas Nick- elby,” ke, ‘Tom Burke of “ Ours”—forming the second volume of Onr Mess—By Charles Lever, Esq., author of “ Charles O'Malley,” « Jack Hinton,” ke. &. Mr. Lover's new work, L. &. D., or, Accounts of [rish Heirs, frrniehed tothe public monthly, by Samuel Lover, Accountant for Irish Inberitances. Windsor Castle, an Historical Romance—By W. H. Ainsworth, author of “the Miser’s Daughter,” “ Guy Fawkes.” “ Tower of London,” &e. ‘The Loiterines of Arthur O'Leary, by Charles Lever, Eeq., ruthor of « Onr Mess,” “Charles O'Malley,” &c. &c. As this edition will be issued in a beautiful octavo form, at one-fourth the cost of any other, we justly anticipate a very large sala; there‘ore we solicit of our agents and others, immediate orders. This will be the first and best American edition of these popular works. Terms—12 cents single—elght dollars per hundred. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher. hg FRENCH LANGUAGE—MANESCA’S ORAL AND PRACTICAL 8YSTEM—A few more geutlemen oon ein the new Evening Clase,which will commence on Wenerday, the lst of February. A Morning Class for Ladies willcommence also on the Ist Feb. Immediate application is requested. Persons who have studied on the system can enter classes at any period of the study. 2 MANESCA DURAND, 78 Franklin st. MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Jan, 28—2 P, M. ‘The stock market was much more tuoyant to-day, and prices generally went up. New York State 5} per cent rove If percent; Kentucky 6's, 3 per cent; Ohio 6's, $; Horlem, }. The Portage Canal Company, of Ohio, have outstanding bonds to the amount of $200,000, leaviug cou- pons similar to those issued by the State, which have not been paid,and suits have been commenced against the com- pany for the interest. The Stock Board have to-day reduced their fee for ad- mission, from $850 to $200, by a unanimous vote. ‘The Massachusetts Legislature have the following reso- lution before them, and it is sincerely to be hoped that it will pass into a law. The present system of confining everything to the caprices of bank officers has wrought disaster enough, and it is high time that stockholders should at least have the rightiof knowing how their pro- perty is managed:— “ Ordered, That the committee on Banks and Banking, consider the expediency of a law to compel the several banks in this Commonwealth, to make a monthly publi- ion: in two or more public prints, of all the debts, cre- dits, loans, and issues, together with the names of such persons as may be indebted to said banks, either in en in- ividual, or corporate capacity. And also the expediency of giving to stockholders, the power to exa' books, accounts, and transactions, of such bank: may hold stock in.” the following is the late law of Michigan in relation to taking the State liabilities for debt :— An Act amendatory of an act entitled “An act granting to certain debtors to the State the privilege of paying the State in State bonds, ke. Section 1. Beit enacted by the Senate and House of Re- presentatives of the State of Michigan, That the time limi- ted for the completion by the company of the “ Detroit and Pontiac Railroad, and the daily running of the same as contained in the second provision of the third section of the act to which this act is amendatory be, and the same is hereby extended to the fourth day ef July next : Provided, ‘That nothing herein contained shali be construed as re- leasing any of the securities given by eaid company to this ates Section 2. The extension of the time for the complet and running of said Detroit and Pontiac Railroad, as con+ tained in the Grat section of thisact, shall not be construed to affect in ay way the rights and privileges granted said company by the act to which this act is amendatory. Section 3, This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. The collection of taxes in the several States where they have been levied, procved exceedingly slow,even for those which ate necessary to support the ordinary expenses of the government, and afford an index of the impractibility of obtaining new taxes for the payment of debts. In rela- tion to this matter the State of Maryland affords an instance in the report of the Treasurer, showing the amount of taxes remaining unpaid for the last year, a8 follows: To rae Howoraste tue House or Devecates The Treasurer furnishes the enclosed statement, in obe- dience to their order of the 14th instant. The amonnt by the statement, represented to be now due on account of the direct tax fer *41 and °42, is the gross amount due in the contemplation of the supplement, chapter 161, of December session, 1841. It is Breatly more, however, than was understood by any of the county authorities to be due, except by the commissioners of Anne Arundel. In the original act (chapter 23, of March session, 1841,) no definite time is fixed for the payment of any but the tax for 1841. The 52nd section requires the subsequent taxes to be levied with the county levy, and collected by the collectors of the county levy, and at the same time and in the same manner. The 531 section ret ofesses to fix the time fc ing the as to affect it by | aly reler- only to the tax for “41, be m trath applicable also to future tuxtes ; and in that case, the tax for "42 would perhaps in every county in the State, be payable by quarterly instal ments Ist March, Ist Jane, Ist September, and Ist Decem: ber, 1843. On thefoontrary,in the view ofthe « ment, the tax for 1842 now ‘unpaid, is now ail KCMH! 2g cents in the $100. which i# payable Ist March, 1943 aud the tax for 1843 will be payal le gquarterly in 1843, by id supple the same instarments as wi the tax for 1841, payable by the original act.—Most respecifolly, their ohadient serv’t GEORGE MACKUBIN, Treasurer W. S. Md A Statement, SHowInc THR AMOUNTS PAID INTO THY Treasury to THY 16th Jan. 184%. INCL or THE Direct Tax per CHAPTER SION AR, AND ITs SU; CRI Payments. NW ACCOUNT or Mancow Sve YMPNTH—AND THE AMOUNT OF N VIRTUE OF CHAPTERS 196 AND 191 oF Decem BER Session, 181 Am’t due for direct taxes for 184) and supplement. 1919, A200 11,836 49 25,107 21 4208 0° Do. 7405 BF 9.988 99 t 142,190 RR 140,189 6 Raltimare cn, 23°25 41 24,808 07 Valvert county, po 12.475 4% Carotive county, 10% 50 4.047 9 Carroll county, Tons 40 21,987 2 Ceeil county, 16/915 99 Charles county, TR AOS 67 Rochester conniy, 19.999 25 Frederick county, AT AON AN Warford county, 19,799 58 Kent county, 10.927 6% Montgomery county, 9.703 16 Prines George's Co 18 199 19 Queen Ann's county, 19,104 40 St. Marv’ county, 19/004 0 8. 14.683 PA 16,196 11 20,078 9 15,239 30 342,290 92 492,760 27 por chapter 196, of 1811, for auction duties A aenaeate cA $3.466 89 pts per chapter 194, of 1811, for exhibition li- censes, 85 50 Sales at the Stock Exchange. tng NY 7's, 1819 IMM Ochae State Rank, 1% anna On a 546", 1861 ann 4 Bk Com. foll at 2000 Ohio 6s, 1966, OY 50 do on 1000 67 49 Ohio Life & a7 099 do 1870 6595 Harlem RR eM 1000 Kentucky Bonds RIM 125 Ho wy sne do 26 Stonineton RR 108g 6000 do. 82% 25 do. "7 Second Roard 150 shas Harlem 815 18 50 shas Long Island 48g % do 83.16 25 Mehawk bo0 29 2 lo 16% $3000 State, 1961 99 50 do b10 16% State of Trade. Cotton—The accounts from Europe have given more firmness to our market, and shippers purchase freely ; holders, however, have evinced a disposition to meet buy- ers, and the article closes without variation in prices — The transactions embrace 2200 hales Upland and Florida, at 5}.a74 cents ; 500 Mobile 5}. 7%; and 4900 New Or leans 6 9 73 ; making a total for the week of 7800hales, Oils—The market continues hore of whale. Linseed is held more firmly, but we know of no rales—200 bbls’ crude rperm at the eastward sold at 52 cents. Provisions—The Imarket for beef and pork continues very dt prices remain without change. ‘Western lard isin fair demand ; we notice one saleof 1900 bbls. to ar- rive, at 6 cents and of that here, 3a 400 bi: and 1000 kegs 64 cents. ked Beef 6} ; and Beef Rounds 4 cents. Foreign Markets, Havawa, Jan. 17—[Extracts of letter t 6} acs, Pickled Hams sell at 5}. 6; smo j—Regarding the state of our market we have no alteration to make in our last report. The balance of the R. Bruce’s cargo of Rice has been taken at 9}rs., the quality being very poor: One cargo from your port was sold vi remains in first hands. terday. Lard, $12 a 13; Excha New York 3.4 prem. Last sale Rice wasa smallcargo at 10} rs. One car- go aflont remains unsold esterday at 9} re., and one The Harriett Smith arrived yes- nge on London, 114 prem.; Nothing doing of consequence in our market—a few small parcels new box Si at 610, but the prices are by no. menns fixed assorted. 5},9} 0 58,63; Whites, 8} a/10} rs. vado v. Coffee isin moderate demand, thirds, 6} 9 7 seconds, Exchange on London at 11} prem.; prem, There were York. Sales at 4a5 ct 227 cows and calves——s: Beevs Philadelphia Cattle Market. 1 in market—431 went to New extra 5} cts—40 remained nnsold. from $16a22; extra, car have appeared and been sold |—we quote No Musco- and prices rule 66}; 74a 7} ood seconds, York at3 a4 27:30 — Springers. $11a17. Dry cows, $4a10. 572 Hogs in mar- kei, 1300 of which were from Ohio—1 ‘90 remain unsold. $1,765; extra, $3,50. les from 34ad ct — 1350 sheep—sal s were made frem $1a RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. Africa- Nov. Nor. 10 SSRs) 3° cS oeeeSSS85-n- sss 8S2405 om ‘St. Johns, P. R. St. Croix RREVS —Bro-wShu2. “‘Passeng. re Arrived, John Colvill, of New York; n steerage. led. Havne—Packet ship On Thos McCormick, Mexico—10 11 Kingston. Passengers Livenroot—Packet ship She James Ridley, Sasol Ridley jr, Marens M don; Wm P Chapman, New York: William Roebuck, Chas D Roy, Andrew Arthur, Elw Mackay, W Rowland, of Worcester, Evgland; Charle Mooweal; Joho, s G Graham, of ridan—Samuel Ridley, Master orand lad of Lon- A/a; Havar—Shi 1 Jobo HR —3 V Cailleux karo & Hu tom Alleom-t Prave & Livarmoie: fe “Boreign impartatis weida—d pkgs Nevins & com C: erst T Denny —$ W, Frlix—6 V 1 C Gignoux & ¢ 1K Boreel—5 J Bancher & ce — 1 Dorr 1d PHatehinson—t Crager—25 Laue, Lamson & co—3 D ¢ Porter? top & com] Benstle Dubos CF Hoy Benyrd—| Back & com? G Hessenber, Her & Com3 Bewar, viton, Fox & L Mi rand & Me B neker & 18 Protte—2 L. 3 Canelle D. rath & Van Damme—s Fabreq le Dange: macher—2 W B Astor—3 to o1 Few ord re & com] Bin se & comi6 F Cotte AH Ward & co1 G Rozat & com! E Bossanze—1 DA) Isancsmz Colvill & *leming=1 matin—1t1 H Duflor—| Ce com Gro: setand 23 Me Jere Ys Fils & c i & Heyuecker—s A 9 Ma'm zt & Smithm T Luscher—| le & Gimm:1—5 Bran & co—| erm Delmonico Frera—l F Chouquet—3 Me ian & ‘1 Borcean & Rusen—I Young, Smith & Keo—2 Wicht & 8 Benjamin & ¢ iston—t Consenary & M ever—1 D Hadden & coum De Rham & Moo oun—3 Win H Weiner=3 Goldschinidt & com Le ouis Pillevuyt—L0 es wine V Barsalou—e brandy Geo M: hr—00 bls wine Gerding & Kinckelmmsu— 1 pke R Jaffray & co=% Be ylard jr H & G Drayer—a3 F SI > Stewart &e —3 EMD 7, Colby & com? B-llins & Sai ‘& co—3 Moves H jouck—i B de lx Rossiere—3 A Bi has Ahrenfel selin—I Morra—1 rath & halleret © T Foyer & com H Bohie = 7 J B Mantel—3 D neli—t BE Hen—6 Sailing Days of the Stcam Ships. Caledonia, Ol « Ac adi Ki rie in, y . Western, Hosken olumbia, Britannia, G. Western, Hosken FROM ENGLAND. rhom Packets to Arriv: FROM LIVERPOOL. Oxford, Rarhbove, Patrick Henry, Delano, Dee. 27 PROM PORTSMOUTH. neSee, Wiiliams, hia, Hovey, FROM HAVRE. Philadel pi Argo, Anthony, Dee. } Dee. 2t Dec 0 Dec. % Francois 1, Ainsworth, Jan. 1 FOR LiveRroo! Columbus Cole, G. Washivgton, Burrows, Feb.7 Feb. 1 FOR PORTSMOUTH. 5] Mediator, Champlin, Feb. 1 Wellineton,Chadwick, Feb. 10 | FOR HAVRE. St. Nicolas, Pell, , Feb. 1 D. Orleans, Rich'dson, Feb.6 Ship Masters and Agents, to Commodore Romert Siuver, of our port of the shipping left yossels we oF abroad, nel! esteem , will heir tthe port whet voken on their passage, 4 list of arrival, alto confer a fave pifice all the marme intelligence igformation of avy kind will be thankful favor, if captains oi veaseis w ol ly received. Axents and correspondents at BY, sealing C0 this ean , avtiea) SUN Risks SUN SETS +++ gn HIGH WATER: ive Agnes, James Edward, Savai do doy Let Baltime » Hanuibal brig 't it Serr hy, Johnson 1 W Kempton, Osborn, bi ie Movs ‘ahoka, Murr Ch Cameron, ‘on, N Moriarty, 'y. for 1 for To! master of the packet ship She Arrived. Packet ship Oveida, Fauek, from Ef yd & Hincken trom New. Sche Smith Tuttle la t, bound to New Haven. New Vork, to sail in a few day shall, and a nusnber of 6 snow, U, 8. ship Marion, forthe Spans Asi Jauuary, Sehr Ei va to master. Ship Sheri Mobiles tii do; Log Island, ha Rackma: th Orlem Bu int. Tat for New York, + das from, Bt. “Thomas, in bal rae ison, of New. ther Amern jared, Alcxandria, do ‘de Lowden; Margaret, We Nortolh. 3 Com for Sailod. verpool barqve Reform, Tilyou Tato, Port Leon nish, quehann, Mobiles ri Marine) Te, 13, lor at iam, Amsterdam, Pfeiffer & Wissmav ew Orleans, J OW ‘ea Cru, Hatgous Brothers & Co. Hh, Leeds 8 imall, Ne Guiyama, PR J ard—Barg Roseo Baltinore R Grog fulis, Lisbou; Bordyats, aton, Hopkins, Petersburg; » Sturges’ Clearman; Cousul, Hiance, Loveman, hent, cleared ou'the 27th, and ‘0, on the 26th. Comish’ goes Boston Dee. 16, with mdse, spoke barque iy 5 w Haven, Mar sols, " Maia sailed stoi Wiley, from York River, with oys- . Ash, from Providence, with domestic goods, ax, New “Popliff, Jacmel ; Index, (Br) Conlfleet, Jamaic others, General Record. Gaear Draraton.—The shin James Edward, Webster from New Ovlean ha full caren of cotton, tahacco ant Hon, arrived and hanled alongside af ier’ Inst Wednesday soon, discharged, cleared, and got ready forsen by three o'clock Farmiday aftertoan, i Furore.—This ship, eave a writer in Liverpool on the 22 mmend of Cont which eontinne: anti Surrounded with danger, whieh thren the destruction of the packet, he never left the deck, brt, wn te knees in water encoursged, by his presence, the continue! {ertions of the officers and crew, to whom, also, Krent credit i ne. Key Weer. Jan. 18 —On tl af and from Chatham, Mars, for da Reef. off Ke here on the 6th inet out by order of a sun nation, thought ithest ned 4th inst. the sehr Anson, Gonld port, wenton to the Flori- ed by wreckers and arrived scharved of her cargo. and hove ich efter making a thorongh exami: ‘i incerested that she he condemned and sold. She was accordingly sold toxether with her cargo on the 1orh st public auction, for the gross sam of six hundred and eighty dollars Tn consequence at th of ont Admiralty Court. it wae thoneht Cam, Gonld here to call an arbitration to thir exse, which was done. anda: 78 3924 rer cent on the amon of salvage naid was $181. Brig Taanc Mens nd the condition of her bottom is worse, T port There are ‘and there is searrely et of keel fore and afther whole length. She ie apparent! tense of salvage hronght in some time; she is ing the orders of the nnderwriters,and for the Judge to arrive for a settlement of her salvage. The cargo of brig Herald is also waiting th Whatemen, A letter from the Rrnnewe, Luce, of Falmouth, reports her on the coast of Afrier, no dare, 100 bbls sp. Spoken, «Thomas Perkins, of Salem, from NVork for Manilta, Oct 16 in Straits of Gener, arsaw. of Newport RI from New Orleans for Charleston, Jan 22, off Georgetown, SC. by Foreign Porta, Perwaxmnrco, Dee 2—In port, ha nee of the Judge. st by the ngent of ttle the aleage in J mode giving the ne, from P iladetphia ane: RH Loner, Sheet, do ata at ah Cole, lde: Rothschild. arr 19h from mond; sen. for Rio: Brandywine, Smack, une; Pronta, fron sold, Sld tm, Odessa, fram NYork, for Bahis. lth. Adeline: TAdays from Beneor, for Montevideo: Poultney, Mowatt from Baltimore, for Rio de Janetro, first and second mstes charged with having attempted to murder the captain; 16h, Rosario, for ‘ANA, Jan 17—!n port, York, Merril, for freight or charter: Fillis, of and for New Vork. wie trevhe, Talma Gleaner, Stevens. of B + Diantha, Shorew. of Portland, axon, do: Lonisa, Wondside, fn casset. to: Margaretia on of Bath, earvo une artes, Sylvester, Pen Sowes anda mkt, td r. Boh ise: Zaids, How of Portland. Alcenus. Sko- doz Ganz, Seull, Elizs, Rlske. from Hand wr oth; Lincoln, MeLel- New Orleans,do: Cardenas tte, from Mobile for Boston, une William, Crocker, from ' Mobs tan, Bath. dos Antares, Hatch Chhrehill, Portland, do: Pensacola, Kiigore, from do, ea go une sald lg; Elizabeth, Remington, of and for Philadelpt Hing, for New Orleans. to sail itth: Row: ce, arr Ist; Eacle, Fnilerton, Portlond, di New Orleans, Augusts, Post, Mobile on the South lo: sided Ne Wolfe, Bi from Mobile, disg. ton, 10 load for Bos Sid 12th, Emily, Sm Home Ports, nee. Elliott, NOrleans; Crbsle, arriet Woodbury, Mobile. Sid’ Harriet, Men, Science, and Cvbele. i Newavi 1d Forest, Varina, Porte Rico, ‘aul, Osborn, Manilla; Gen Brooks, jeve Clarkson, » Charleston. 26. 8 ‘Bld Boxer. n27—Siewsl fora brig Cll Amos Patten, Thomp= vanaz Wasson, Donglace. Caps Haytien: Harriet, Cole, Porto Rico via Camten, Mex Hove Howes, Shaw, NOteans: Victor. Gorham, Mobile; Emerald, Snow, Charleston; Sasnn, Marthews, NYork. Jan 25—In_port, Elta, Whelden, Philadelphia for tta, Brown, NVork for da. Le. Jan 2i—Arr Lucy, Towle, Pemambneo for inor, Chaoman, and Navarro, Hammond, Washing- > for do—and remam 26th. DGARTOWN, Jan 23—Arr Mory Aneusta, Farnham, Savan. hah for Boston; 24th, Eliaa, Moore, Baltimore for Sico—and ia, Tarractin Cove, Jan 2%5—Arr Bethel, Frederickshurg for Poston. “Sd 26th, Mariner, and Veto, from Frankfort, for New Provinrnce, Jan 26—Arr Sun, Barber, Norfolk. Sid Age- noria, Andros, Savannah Witmixcton, NC. Jan 2'—Arr Orchilla, Harding. St Croix: Wallace, Berry’ NYork; Regulus, and W Burke, do; Ceylon, Camden, Me: Inerease, Warren, St Martine; Margaret, M: gomery, Nassau: E i doz Independence Sinrd + Bergen, and A F Thorn, N York, Savannwan, Jan23—Air Mavnibal, Dab NYork. St Avavetiny, Jan 2i—Arr Win E 30 em ird, Corson, NYork— rants for Indian River. Le, Jan 19—[n port, Cherokee, Long: 8 FE. Howell, Bai- Dublin, Scofield: Corea, Gird ont Kalama- leCerren: Alhambra, Wilson; Euphrasi unten: Bow: ditch, Crowell; Manes sh lount Vernon. Mec Manu: Platina, Manson; Couu! ,0" ( Queen of the Ocean, (Bi ‘iNew, all for Liverpool; Waverly, Snow, Havre; New York, Niven, Greenock: Rockingham, Hubbard, New York; H a American, Wenbnrg; Ci French; Ce- ‘Superb, Gatchel : Washington, Benson; Ameri- hard, and Acadia, (Br) McKenzie, all for freight ton, Shumway hawha, Co} ean, (Br) Pri barqaes Orbit, (Br) Robinson: Tamerlane, (Br) Morris i (Br)"Hennah; Blondey (Br) .Crawforl: Turbo, Beanshamps tan, Burwell, and Salem: for pool; HW Tyler, Tyler, Hi :CV Luzon, Good: New Vork; A Henry, Barstow, do; Wm & James, Sheppard Dne d’Orleans, Hoodless; Nashua, Perry: Ten Brothers, Craw: ford; Inuthe, (Br) Porter; J Br) | $ Bryson, for’ freveht: Ty will Lawrence, Curtis, Havana: , Ulm Evgar, do; Cohansey, Moore, Phitadelphia; mond, Boston; Kosaro, Cook. do; Peterson. Green, Providner; Kagle, Fullerton; Aldrich, Baker; Solon, Rall; New Engiand, Welsh; Attskapas, Hayden, and Linden, Griffith, freight. —_—_——— — EE OUND PILOT—OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for New SD Bedford, Nantucket Shouls, #oston. Partamonth, Port Kennebeck, and other ports. Office at F cal Store, 222 Water, comer Beekman street, N. versa Adams? F xpress, e the same as fro ¥.—Vice Boston, three days before wanted m s from Gay Head. 525 Imisr ‘0 LET ON LEASE, OR FOR SALKE—A farm of 30 acres. with a handsome new house, wid situate witht six of Brooklyn, in one of the most healthy and beautiful site uations in the United States—some part has been Jad down to whe-tand meadow last fell. If let, the rent will be $300 er annum, or if sold the price will be $5,000—ihe title is perfectly good, and the prope ty wholly unencumbered. Apply at 954 Pearl street, New York. GENGING PARTIES at the Rainbow, 49 Howard street, ‘Y nest Boadwey—'Ihe proprietors of the above house beg rm ‘heir frends and the public that they have con es upon the Old Sha cn Way evening daring ter dof harmony and song, by calle will meet wih a defghtful treat. Ihe chair Will be taken at9P. M. G G. EVANS & CO. 32" N 211K is hereby given that the Co-patneiship heretofore existing between Eli ha Page of B Mass., and Cyras G. Page of New Vork city, iv this day dissel¥ d by mnutual cour sent. ‘The busiuess of the firm will be settled by CG. Page. ELISHA PAGE. CYRUS G, PAGE. ia7 ver v8 ger New Vork, Oct 4th 19/2. MEDICATED VAPOR BA LHS, 2) Courtandt scree, toblished 18°6—Sourl:t ‘ever, cotds, inflammatory ‘and ec cured ‘on afew days by the ase of J. P. chrouie rhew Carroll's Open from 6 ng till nine o'clock at night. ire one hour's previous notice. Portable to any part of ths city or Brooklyn. Bathi th: J Sulphur Baths 1 MEDICAL NOTICE. PD. HOMER BOSTWICK, Professor of Surgery and Sur veon ‘othe New Y¥ and Surgical Institute, pays particular atention to the treatment ot di of the yeart and lunes, diseases of the female complaiy he ‘great sue-ers that has attended his inode of trea ing those painiul aud so frequently fytal diseases, has brought patients from the most remote purtsof the eoou'ry to place themselves under his eare, oud out of 231 patients that fine from a distance, al! ba” five fetarned to theit homes per cured, and those five were incu \e. OMEK BOSTWICK, M.D. 0. hambers street, jy18 'mis*m Second how est of Broadway. ALL The Hisbiand Society of New York wil ¢ ¥e their Ball on Tuesday Evening, Jan 3'st, 1943, at Tammany Holl The Brii will be opened. by the members in full High- Imnd costume. ‘The proceeds of the bail are applied for eharita- ble purposes. ‘Tie ets ove dollar, to be had at Tammany Ha floor will be tinder the direction of M ki and of Morton, who ig 544 Pearl strect. homas W. MeLeay, |16 Bleecker street. Andrew Drysdale, 139 Cedar street. Ssmael Jackson, Teoh Avenue aud 16th m Armstrong, Tenth Avenue aud 19t der wobertson, 174 Fulton street entre street. Clarison street. 37 Mott street. ogi, 47 Dey street. + Ritch creer, HMODERICK McLEOD, Chief. NT, Secretary 12) we \ MERICAN LAND. AND LOAN OFFICE —Wiiem 44 L. Simers having above thirty years experience in the canagement of Real Estate, and possessing a large | kreat confidence from enjoyed, respectfully x pecial sdvaniages of rican Lan and Loan Office, at No. 14 Wall street, af New York, forthe purchase, sale or exchange of Lots, Farms and uncaltivated Lends, either at private or lic sale, and for the hirimg and lettiog of Houses, Stores, rms, &e.; for col'ecting the rents, and tor taking fhe general a J state, also for the superin- ce of execting and repairing Buildings. e sell, exchange or let, will, find it t tits office rather than ‘0 auy nd despate », if required, be ad iveulated journal pose of the suum vate sale, it will, if de- i to owners of the All property regis vertived in (Wo or me h uid every honorable exertion mi ould the property now be sold at sired, be offered at public auction, thu property double -dvant He will also attend to Insu ayee on property, ob- caning and loaning of money on bond and mortgage, or ct! securities, taking special care to receive ample security money loaned; and to have titles to property examined by gene emen of the legal profession of established character {0 ac. earacy. Holders of vacant grourd that requires improving, will fi. it hei to him, as his knowledge of ost productive fo) i sof the wreatest importance: and his long xe witn the building of houses will enable him to get ed on the most searonable terms at a far less expense the differ: of real estate intended for public nee in getting up sales, of their of great value property, jie will prepare the adverti N they are roperly distributed and saperintended, and direct the salesan® Will be found to be a great onviug from the feet tat property lorthe last three or four years has been frequently sacriiced thom the want of proper ttention and skillful inanagerente ndividwals or € mpauies that require ap agent to tale charge af there rent ‘entste ty epend-om haviag ft fahtwly. eonomically man:ged—and all moneys teceived, promaptly er Fe wishing t0 hite OF purehase property. of ney, can most generally be recommedated. tree of poser 'pervong redding ath, tanee. degtrems 26 tel! or Ne property weted & office paid For the lowing oF p JAM L. 51M No, 14 Wall street, New Vork:aud the N. B.C a ly P Jeutracts and other payers prepared at this office. jad Imus? er cy articles, &-, Also. a large variety of choice furnitare,counting house desks and numerous other articles, iron sal TUE: 4 At 106 o'clock, in the sales room, io an eey goods, fancy and pledged s,cassimeres, vestings, hosiery, 2 ry goods ‘generally.¥ Large sale of clothing. uttieles, cuns, cutlery, wat Also, 5 cates London cloth trunks choice clothing, shirts Also, r varley of goods, pledged over one year. Aso! 99 demi choice wines, liqnors, TO LET—Two large rooms 41 the Broadway, opposite Howard's Horet WE SDA s Atio<o’ Splendid stock of Ca niture of a fan arta TONDA mt At 1034 o'clock, in th SherifMs Sale of various furniture, dry goods, jewelry, fame AY. 84 rocks ani Furniture, togetha ty leaving the eity, pia ishing goods, by catalog! di 20,000 semana, &. 2d HENRY RY RELL RIELL, Aucer. & ARCULARTUN, fortes, paintings of Store 301 Brondway, comer of Duane streets. te any amount on out prompt. fun eddie ‘This stock is un with atanction. e frock and by and merino vests JESD Att(s¢ ofclocis, at the sale rooms. DNESDAY, 36 c’elock in ihe sale rooms, _ ofnew and second hand cabinet ware and kers and families, 0, 2 more elegant secret draw seat chairs, 20 office or bar room f bedsteads, carpets, tin ches, paintings, &e, without reserve for cash, Wines, liquors and se , from S. RODUC ER & SON willseil at auction, under the direc David Codwise, Esq Master in Chancery, at the Merehay Exchange, on Tucsd the following valu Nos. 287 and 299 corner house and store wih house io the rear, nea twos'ory house No. 22 tt No. 239 Monroe, story hous able house and lot No wards of $13,000 to build, and remain on mortgag nations for busines are attended to in person, ears, Be diy Ke at the sale room: tock of ready ¢ lot to clexe consignm: nly large and gond, any nem are black, blue and fancy color: coats, plan and colore dirowors, &e in large lots. various sizes, ay, 31st of Sannary, mor of Seommel stree street, 3 story brick hous + and store; No. 15. y ‘aluable lot p; hous's and store 38 feet deeps h ite Catholic ehureh: ‘and lots, Nos. fire places, ke. , Esq. Mester in ¢ time and place, reet, which cost up= tr. ©. Donnahor at ured for $6, above pro} 5928 3tinr ae per anuum, all taxes and repaire, and ins om e. Most of the 8. it 12 oclock at n reet, bot real estate an ist rely met IVE REAL ESTATE —JAMES BUEECK- tion THE fallow OFF as issued, at the. ALLISON’S ROPE, in ‘6 Numbers. TV Nos are now ready, COOLEY's CNY in completed BRANDS ENCYC! BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE Publications are for_sale st the HERALD iC} orth West corner of Fulton and Nassau sti— where #ll the Cheap Publications of the day can be had as soon PUBLISHING PRICES. SPLENDID HISTORY OF EU- The I, 1, Ht end exch AMERICAN IN EGYPT, to be . Ne 1 now ready a LOPALDIA, Nos '.2 and 3, chy GEORGE 8T GEOKGE JULIAN, The Prince Nos 1, 2. 3 ard ¢. THIERS’S HISTORY OF THE F FVOUL I TION. from No hist, st rece’ 9 | to, "S MISCELLANY, (a republics: at the low price of 125 le, and $9 00 to agents. RENCH SPARKS’ Lies OF WASHINGTON, 6 num: 3144, 50 & $1 00 0. 9. s GAZINES, for February, & $1 25 WAVERLY NOVELS. IVANHOE—by Sir Walter Scott—complete in one ‘ umber. x GUY MANNERING—by Sir alter Scott— complete inone number, 5 THE ANT!QUARY—hy Sir Walter Scott— complete in one Tr, 2 ROB ROV—by ter Scott—complete in one number, ood OLD MORTALITY—by Sir Walter Scou— comp ete in ene number, 2 HEART OF MID LOTHIAN—by Scott—com- plete in one pumber, ety BRIDE OF LAMM * RMOOR—by Scott—com- ete in one number, % KENILWORTH—by ‘Sir Walter Scott—com- plete in one number, Pit WAVERLY-—by Si: Walter Scott—complete in ‘one number, 25 THE MONASTERY—by Walter Scott—com- plete in one number, Py NOVELIST’S LIBRARY. ‘This Library will be completed in ten weekly nambers. VIVIAN GREY—by D’Israeli—complete in one volum: VENE! by D'Isra ROMANCE AND REALIT plete in ene volnme ait of the author, Twent DICKEN; rots AM on RICA, for general ei AL OLIVER conte over 100 miles, is for oll the above POS a THE'YOUNG DUKE—by D'lsrach—w tha por e FRANCESCA CARRARA-—by L KE London, LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS. Beautiful Uniform Edition of Bulwer’s Novels. 7 hive Cents each. PEL) Dd be x P, FORD. kU RAM LAs OF POMPE IT T NA. R Last of the T'ribunes. St NA ER AL ation, NICKLEBY=Postaze 20 cents un- der. an. 36 cents over 100 miles, TWIsT—Postage 1 cents under, and ™ Ime, m: BS feqnel to Ma'travers, (BOZ) WORKS. All the works of the above writer will be published in regular 12% 183 . rickwick PAPERS—Complete in one num- er, 50 lagazines will be received at bancta ily attended 10. ‘j28re RSvoyven from RTUNE what hn-band cr wife they: at € ha mh depot, at Harnsby iron, ‘Sale to co known on day ofasle be ft of Feb Boston. a torer, Pittaburg, wi unt rrishnrg, Jan 2, 18: Te WHIP MAKER ing their business ina very Manchester. in England, gu’, Hatrers bow st ngs, harp, and A Wire string at. The eoosum, reat, and as it has suld'be manafact try Is very guts pers de ‘he importation of Kagh son a very large scale, as abe and muy ew i and required. at the Herald offi tnesine wishing t rare oppor! THE PRESEN y a will sausage 5 ds, end gut strings of ey dried to the Uvited States, paying a on of these goods in hi scovered be MADAME ADOLPH. ret pigseam to privase parlors, — pos c oncnlted every dav snd e * et TE eg mines she claims ig bat What is reconeilable to philosophy, T AND THE FUTURE. married or been considered the first in the trade at vgut. the heaper than in this tend fixtures for sale ches blocks, ‘ools, seal ate the ty. Apply. get—dese! etes, is itshe saw them from ous of ext The Sub- te extent, even to he subscriber would enter into vm engagement with any person desirous of embark: this trade, at a reasonable remuneration—weuld have no- hjection (oo West or south, Wf it wae proposed co carry the b ity. Best o1 Please address a not. for A. Catgat, il be & y next, at the Harrisbarg about 250 tons flat bar railrond o'eleck, A M. GREEN, MOORE & ROCKAFELLOW. The U 8 Gozerte and Publie Ledger, Philadetphi: & k rer aud New York Herald, New York; Terms made Ailas & Post American and Republica, Baltimore ; Gazette and ill insert’ the above twice a week, ve dav of sale, aut send their bills to the above firm. 529 tol7Fr_ , ,HATTERS, MUSICAL STRUMEN'T MAKERS, aad others de itable investment, seriber having twen in business in London, Birmingham, and or w wards of twenty vears, and has anufreturiug whip cello double bass team engine aud ription, all of which duty of tweu- rh dwn town, ss com) lete. sage and ve. C. avd 3d stories of 175 9 clothing , ts, velvet 2, 276, 25 ets. ecune fore, that refer- Meat Oo R—An os: quality ,menufae iment from 18 to 32 0% of very extra sed from the best ore and with great care —for sale in lots to suit parchasers by E. K. COLLINS & © % South street. those capable reedy money. our prives, Im*e Live L surance end SISTARE'S Ex hinge Office, 15.\ + Bank Florida, wanted at improved rates: $2000 7 Trust Co, for sate at 30 cents on the dollar $'00, Bank United States Notes for sale. ECONOMY IN_DRESS. ommunity that Lam furni proport they may judge of the inducements o T linois, rate work, that dito th se paying Strangers in the city requiring garments, will please learn WM. 'T. JENNING§, Drsper and Tailor. — $5000 Union Southern ud Michigan Seri and Bank Notes bought and sold, Bank of Michigan Notes for sie, jg Ria beg leave to anno , 25 centsmay be had >. Dever. THE IRISH IN AMERICA, HE following Committer. ormanined on Thurada a Kdward Hart ret. Dr. O’Dopnell, 97 James street. Charles M. Naury, 88 Piue street, Edward Mellroy, 177 Bowery. Matthew Olwell, 61 Catherine Paty D. M. Nagle, | Mnaroe street, 65M Arthor Starr, 201 Hester street. PM Je, 40 Sou h street. D. Greew 5 Muauroe street 173 Washington eCaitery in, (6 Pi Arthur Dennis ( [HM fowch will rake Febroary, 180. D ad of Captaris J noe street, the Apollo weorth's bond or of members of the company. k Kelly, corner Bayard and Mi Stree street, is engaged. Tick (3. Vaudenberg, 59 Clarkson st: Peers’, No. 9 Broedway, Captain Niley’s,; Filth W. t Fata rt. lott streets. of the Committee, or at the JOHN MULLEN, Chairman, Henry and Catherine sts, 328 2% re | Ball of fhert company New York Cadets, at Colo! ard Hot jyte ar, Tadicws, nel Clowns to fr At ny a’clie!. MAQNIFIC. CHIEFS AND INCAS Vand Oly ast Kineae as Unapproschable Gyinn: Mast Glenroy in a vari EQU AND SUPERB Equestrian Directors: the Cire! ~____ AMUSEMENTS. _ BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.__ CPFOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY! 40 r PA le _AMUSEMENTS. _ AND GRAND ESTRIAN FETE XHIBITION RK COMPANY. Messrs. H. Rockwell & ¢ BY THE TREBLE NY. dwattader Gossin & Wells ++ Messrs. Perform nces to commence at 7 o'clock, HE ¢ id EQUESTRIAN Of the Seaso . For par fice, whieh o1 Saturday w clock A. M. Until the time of opening. NF Boxer 1 Seats can be s he Perfeetion of Bodily Gymararien by Mr Nothans and pupils. Mr Howard in a Gracelaat Act, om her Fleetad Beautiful ‘Transformations by © J Rogers.” anaformations by C J Rogers. by Master Joho Diamond, whose selebrity acknowledged. Assisted by Hoyt, the Negro Come TEAL Mr Nathan in his superb act on four horses. Te cone! nde wi asic Pos Y EVENING, He vith Ick Ni" EQUSTRIAN MOVEMENT nttled F ANCIENT YUCATAN, of the Fonr Roman Athleto e Veteran Sailor's Son. jes on the ground by the famous 20 y of Bunerd and Difficult Feats on orseback. MaNr very where in, and W Chestnut th Banjo Play LE BAL MASQUE Or, Gustavns Le Grand In whien 26 Splenditly Attired Ds pear mounted on their high trained Steeds, tired Domes and Cavaliers will ap- NOTICE. 505 Pit, TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be * every Saturday Afternoon, cov ely, embracing all the choice ari YD GYMNASTIC ACT lars see han bills at the Box be ready for delivery from 19 ; Gallery Ue red at the Box Office, fromi0 till 2 The Ogre by ish Shipwi Who Mahout Exempliti Avgustns, Three try Note—! In the Prin. Megic Knife And the Del: entin Quiz, ae Gents) Shor, Grimbald G: CARD OF INFORMATICN, The public are respectfally ad: i WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1st Will be presented the following Magnific commencing with a Characte FLITCH OF BACON: he Mari stablished Or, In which Forty E: antic Legenn and Fierie ¥ A Grand Ror New Sci fi fj and Outrie Circamsten DEVOURING OGRE; THE TERROR OF THE FROZEN REGIONS! on HARLEQUIN AND TH The New Scenery by--- Mes: ‘The Mach TheD: ‘5 of all Ni ‘The Superb Female © The Acce sories and Decorations, by after ¢ ‘Ova Molar Beat ‘The Hi The taffering The Ogre, a Mei hungry and era Drama could desire) Diavolo Nel Fuego, Fire n Head, a warm friend ard burning light to the t how far love mi say bai words, all Sho ication Tall and High Bred O! Belinda Bauchentown, Marks Durteh in the highest degree by the presence ‘and approval of the beauty ant fashion of he city sutmite the following new SPLENDID. SER FIRST NIGHT oF THE TONG EXPECTED FIBRIE FOUIE! rp vi G isnlay eNerY, ine With all the Great Display. 0 Na Saagnd the debut 0 pal Characters, nn atan expense hither Seats, an Karly Apri ¢ Morning, which will preve: pointments to the continua s who are pleased to honor and patronize WELCH’? OLYMPIC CIRCUS! PARK THEATRE, 8 al The Folie invented, written and produced ui jingular Scene E fect Among many singular Now is abe Frozen Ocean, D1 ifix erect ye The rade Crucifi erected by § ri Ne traped: Abe XASTLE OF SKELETONS” °° wand Misses M. The Brave French i ro Dame being warniog examples [fit fora Pantomime] tempt considerate people from hom: Gni Ti, an Owvess, a mosc hard-hearted lady, given to cut up and cut down ete d of large bottle and seratch and rera.ce tnd ‘T'ransfo mation of the surrounding cai tives by ight lown . the C| proceed immertiai View of the Ruah’s Palace A Comical Oyeration ou a Cori classify it) for it bas beene this piece, and i NOREDIBLE. F Which, a8 most play bills s ENGLAND. in Waterloo Road, Blackfiia of Wedd Wite, Madam La Mode, a Milliner, ‘4 Cantosity;)'and Master of donatty, a Sensative Li: Garlands, Light Litera‘n ap Dos, the Accomplished, well known in London, Paris and on the Broadway, Neve ork, atthe Tip Pop Regular Hime ama, TERIOR, OF CURIOSITY #HOF! of Cestles aud People, — ” oun Hemera The second iing-—frct uot Fable. VTALY? View of the Loke of L Jost—Pantaloon erat Ai Adventures of Coffe Stand—Abstraction on a great scale. Valgariter stealing. } Ghost of the celebrated Mother Goose, Master Serjeant Ladies | Man arises and in the eoufusi transformed to the : HALLE OF THE STAADHAUS! Laid out for a Corporation Di Dead Geese aud Live gnes, all im Aggray APPARITION OF A Viz: that of the eetebrated UL way prope fons, Ude while I budy knows the re’s swit'Z Canton of Lo Two warts of Fid le Playing. CENTKHA Romantic Ruin The Moonlight Ruins of St. Jago! Necromantic Vault and Enchanted Nosegay! SUBTERRA !—Trial Arch sustained by ‘Burning Stones! Red Hot Salamanders - +» Messrs. Runnels, Hirem vad Chesnut. Crossep BY A Sprenvip Bripgr or Rupres ! t comet, aratic of course, L. Well ‘ him on SELES’ TIAL: THE no e ay deratanding. bat ‘brity), Herschel, ug Ke. Lannrs Barat, WELCHW’S OLYMPIC CIkCOUS, at THE PARK THEATRE. Conducted by Mr. Rufns Welch, who gratified and flattered stumes, by as any admirer of Melo Koight, Sir Tristam, and La Belle Ma recked on the Norwegian Coast whic le ale Refieen HUNGAR efectory, but! t ol re Se parteramperanns tf omy ar Oxres commit anachrer Fj HORKID Word Country Lad, surrounded by a Monkeys, Owls and Wild Bi Marder com Great Daw t FRANCE! Oak House at Allonville, Pays de Caux. The Humors of a Sporting Match—How to Snare a Keen One. SPAIN in all other respects produced nknown in this city. r to Secure routine of Acts in Pastoral ef ti je Kanes! entitled the Git. inge Arty Effects, and Situ tions, entitled the Mrs Heme Messrs Henry Palmer 7, inder the di ection Mr J WAmberst presented in nd George Hi fie Tesben s Files r Sie ree! ,oppasin wrecked Pravellers,opposite ion of the little ‘Thumbs his sledge, drawn ory of the Magic net. a Cannibel,.as fierce, iityecs Demon of the Gola Mt Jennings is both + C J Rogers and Mrs Howard rite, Ogre, Mr TC Parsloe rey to dstone and adored with visi SH Umpunity. Ne ¥~ Tre Loss of Two Legs rch of Moonbeams, represent- his first appearance at ity of New York Mr C J Rogers > Mis Howard Mr T C Parsloe ir John Wells w) to the i Water Mstare, I Beast (let the Zoologists y enaged for igure and will perform tely IND) ay. must be seen to be believed. ‘ see ++Mr Carrol Weight and Wedding for Mr! J Nathans Master B Sterhens Mrs Wells for owe | Orange, ort and Sharp, h ‘ ya Help, (heaven help her PE eee a eat Kirty Gur” m, » Dress Maker Miss Bedford Mr O Stone Huntingdon and Needhom Mekdames Gos: fi, Needham ap, Wonderul Red Coffer, Chailenge but ne Fight * shot through the Augus' »—Black and white—A Child er aud, hag out to dry. pack, by Lam ight ! Pint! Vegetable. n the Market Place is Animated Pas- riteVexge tables and row—Roast Kowls foully ating and Solem ight RENCH COOK im height and every ag Was 5 feet 8 inches, but every t stretching allowe ns. ERLAND! ‘A Great Swell ! where's my Shirt 1 L AMERICA. Forest. uthis scene, ous exert themsely tel aad bronght to light rina Marble Mouth, The Silver City of MOON! ; ins wee: ily, thet 1s 10 say, alter s. sir J. Newton. Locke feutleman of lunar ce- rol u Me. H Palmer, J. Serjeant, |. Needham, B. Carrol, rahascacss fo Rannels. omsin, PATE BEAUTIFUL. Mesdames Goa: cy Needham, McFarland see Ta Fante, Miss Bedford. Post Orrice. mail steamer Caledonia from Boston, on the Jy28 Ser clos E NGLISH MAIL.~—Letter bags for Gres 4 n nt the upper and. lower prst_ol ‘day, the Stat iust yat 49 minutes pust 3 o’cloek, Dy M JGHN LORIN New Yor Britain =R GRAHAM, P.M, "(HE ELECTRO-M. Lamonrone o by Ninaard ledeed by many tobe street tried ther ¢ dowourenx, ‘orm nervous Vous agitation when in : ton & Sevens; in Buffalo, Mr c. . B M igan av call om the a ite i BANK OF ENGL AND NOTES jy2e lwe d abacr ibers without ¢ AGNIE me pale colors, Ke they © rf *S prepared by CR St are acknow- ‘who have Menorhees, snppressior ‘Agent o iy, he VAPSCOT WS feck ship cct South saat ed snid O SOO SELVES EWS 22, Wali ot, aud 130 Broadway. page. CHATHAM THEATRE. 4, REDUCTION OF PRICES. Dress Circle, Conclude with BLACK RAVEN OF ZHE WOODS. Door open at o¥ o'clock and the perfermanes’ will com as —— MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. 444 Broadway New York, MGNDAY EVENING, will be performed) Lik. To conclude with BEAUTY & THY BEAST. ne haltpoat 6, and the nes nimye Parquet Private Boxos-+. =: : 3 MONDAY EVENING, They teva Mon : : perf wo aeavORS. pee commence with e following persons ar fenlins, with his his melodiega ‘arin! »nd Cerite,with e Conover, with hi Tattooed Man, with his sa- else than cau be crowded into « To conclade with eng Pe, sHor IN AN URHOAR, eo nu he box office new open under the direction of P, C. mer, ve how OVS. D. DINNEKORD, Menawer N THEATRE—WALNUT-8?P, ; PHILADELPUITA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MIS8 C. CUSHMAN MONDAY EVENING, Jan. a1, will be LOVES SACRIFICE. Coneinde with IRISH LION, K. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. AMERICAN MUSEUM, rey. Roi Broadway, opposite St. Paul's Charen. ng. NUM, Manger. peace vas and magnificent spectac és if ie Anes ° First week of the garg . NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ot up inastyle of splendor, aud wu e appreciate? without bebolding it. P. the LAST WEEK of GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR! The smallest Dwen-f i all creation. ‘This perfect specimen of man, on the smalfe +\ scale ever before heard of, ean and evening at # e Museara, without extra charge. He is years old, hur unches high, and WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUND: Tha: being precisely his weight when but six months old.— ‘The General is of fine eymmetrical, proportion, and_ decided the most perfect Dwarf in the world, ana the’ most surprisi living curiosity that ever astonished the pa ast week of the universally f ANIMATED TABLEAUX, nsisting of many gorgeous msving scenes,’ inelading the aplendid spectacle 0 ‘THE BURNING OF MOSCOW. danvense ; Mr. H. G, Sher La Petite Celeste, the admired her, ‘Also, Vivaldi’s celebrated Me- the popular ballad singer ; and T. tre engaged. chanical Figures Performa commence at 7 o’cloek. sya pert mances Weduesday and Satarday aftermoon at o’elock. Admission to all 25 cents—Children half price. Saturday next (day and eve! ) Farewell Benefit of Gen. Tom ‘Thums, and positively h it appearance in this wor some tim PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSKUM NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY. th aia SNOW SEOFEN <A ‘oEgR e establishment an almost endless number RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS OF NATURE AND ART! Neatly and tastefully displaved in three spacions halls, and boasts of avery COSTLY AND ELEGANT PiC TURE GALLERY, Exceesini nt and vi Every Day and Eve: TUFSDAY, J. SIGNOR MAELSK I's o , commencing on WATY SIst. I 843. BGZOUS DIORAMAS VISION OF THE SUN THE INVASION OF KUSSIA, ne! the CONFLAGRATION OF RUSSIA. MR BLANC, the great Necromsncer and Magician, MISS HOOD, the accomplished Vocalit—MR T GRA- HA Mi ihe Come Singer, are also engaged. i} ed. dav he whole D id Kvenii “MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHING GIPSY WO. From England. * ‘snot to impose upon the public, by making them ra Wich + i FORTUNE TELLER! Pomessed with supernatural power—but on the eot confesses publicly. to be able 10 iuetruct others ef geod indelleet, and men‘iou vj leading tn asctious of She bel THE PRESENT AND THE FUTURE, Tyr Tickets to the Museum, 25cents; Children half pries. i29ee ROCKWELLS PaTENT DECK LIGHTS. NO. 9 ASTOR HOUSE, ENTRANCR IN BARCLAY STREET. iyi] Im*r MUSIC. CHNEIDER & REBHUN will attend private Seerres rieerh based od Che ree trian parton spd No. 27 Detancy street near the Bowery, or No. se creeee. z. ba Tr FOR SALE—A FARM containing 25 acres, situated BA on the Boston Ty rie ‘urnpke, 19 miles from New half mile from the beaatitul village of New He =on which there is a handsome two story house, wit table for a country residence, being eligibly sivuated, fine view of Lovg [sland Sound, &c. A very fine gar den and fruit orchard, good barn and outhouses. Ris’ si used for marble mandfacturing purposes—e dwelling notse miller, and a xood farm house, &e. - For further particulars apply. on the premises. or of James P. Huntington, Esq., or James T Kellr, Post Office, New Ro- shelle, or 0 JOSEPH OAT WELL, Marbie ‘Works, lwere @ Sullivan st_ New York. FOR SALE—Farms ia the T wo handsome farm: to ara in A BO culti- v and are situated a short distence south from the rail- road, to which their front extends parallel upon South street. On one farm the improvements consist of a good two story house, barn, end necessary ourbuildings. Oa the other there Rees, ite for bo? TRNNCIS Cao weet forimmediately. Apply to " Ny No. 55 van street. 106 GH ANS ERSARY OF THE BIRTH DAY OF THOMAS PAINE. wilt be celebrated at the Shi speare Hotel, corner of Duane and t da evening, Jau. 20, at 6 will partake of # suppe be delivered by the ch: retire to the concert Mon jal pres ious to wi ation wi rman, Ladies and gebslomen will then room,” Where music will ba. provided Tickets 75 cents exch, to be had ar Mr. Jot Printer, 9 Meade at, aud at Mr, G- Vale? 94 Hooasvelt at .O. White, city of New York, Mr, Hutson, city of Brooklyn, a" Managers, N. B.—Ladies desi course +t liberty to IRST PREMIUM HOSE PIPE~India Rubber Hose Pipe lex ble and perfeetly tight, able for the Croton wate: ‘Lhisarticle 1s perhaps. the the purpose of washing Windows, conveying water to the roof, &e. fire of any thing of the ki us co attend the concert only are of wethe supper, jy28 ner ey 1] — CH" ngparation, of the ‘aid of powerfal Roxbury mer ; Alt “competion and furnished ia any desirable length or calibre, with itt Ripe and couplings ae u qe Our ve ee ew aoe jeney {or the nely invented. He crecute 0 prompti . Plumbers and the trade are invited to liberal ferme. Werehouse of the Roxbury tudia Ruboer. atiblis. ment, 45 Maiden Lane. HORACE H. DAY, 430 1p + _ Successor to Roxbury India Rabber Co. 01 ONS, I parts of the es made On the moat favorable terius b vy 12 Wall est and fe Meeedony. aren, ERMENS’ BANK, » Allentown, Pa., Newburynatt, (MENS? BANK, Warren, Pa, Northampton Norshesigeve AS) E} be ae ed Se ALL REGULAR PACKETS 4, and other passenger veasels carrying, "* ¥ Life Boats” will in futore have the word PAT! stami pe dand plainly painted on the side. iy23 Lwier FOR LONDON=—Packet of the Ist F ‘The superior well known vacket ship MEDLATO! apt Chadwick, will sail 2» above, hey regalan da fer accommodations for cabin, second eabin and passengers are unsurpassed for comfort and conveniel nee. application should be made on bopd ike fie fpes of Fine at, 5 J AN igtee im : 61 South at. NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.—Pack- et 6th Febuary —Th splentid well known fast sailing packet p ROCHESTER, Cape Ph ‘oodhouse, will sail posi di 1 above, h having commenced her, Texwla: trips in Messrs. Woodhall & Minturn’s New Line of Liverpool Packets. couimodatons of thy ship on, cabin, wecondexbin and steerage provengers.cannot gall the ienprove- if the modelled t whi Pe desirous of ing berths thould'aot fall to. wale early spplioction on }, foot of Burling Slip, or to W.'& J.T, TAPSCOTT, cor, South ate rorable terms, ror oe leaves Liverpool on the 5th — 1. and wishing to remit y can ith di fi fe yant ble on ‘demand, withowe ia ‘all the prinenpal towne Of Great Britain ‘and fee: eceed the Rochester, and i “Lhe packet. thip Hottingwer sail on the arch, her “pie OK NEW ORLEANS-LOUISIANA AND Fs 3 a YORK LiWit tro receive feign thls . M.—To aail this day. peating gocher ship HUNTS VILLE.Cope Mamford sail ‘or ‘ely positive! as ve, her regular aay. possage, having handsome hed accommodations, Sn board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall tor to KE. K' COLLINS & CO. 56 Sonth st. board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, this day, 90th inst. at 2 o'clock, at which time the ship walls per ively upon having their goods correctly measur- hat "ne ah:ev of this fine will sail panetually aa sdver- tised. Any guaruuiee to that effect will be given and it ma 5 “Ageucs 0 N-Osleaus, Hnllin & Woodreff, who will prompt: ty forward all goods to Oh sr anlsean Lilt encenn the HanteWtes sn aie Habe hee predic ay ee FOR NEW ORLEANS—Firt Packet Ship— a itcerage passengers can be handaoinely xecommodated ata Jerate fate, Apply om board the saip at Masry wf fs Wale, Passengers will please he on orto jar en , et PASSAGE FOR NEW rating ekg 2 he splendid fant eat shi BBB nesiitrccetesrt Swill ool poeitively , di het Ti sccommodations fot enble, cond exbin and ener, thoue wishing. to.secure y application on OF Lo T TAPSCOTT, babe: ip cor South at. oO 5 it on all parte B'Exghod, roland and Sect ne fase ain BS usd 20 co anv amount, for sale by $. J. ESTER, is a a PORTUGUESE FEM THE elebrated Pills, from |. are, HE ara Satin a country des aertge venton the tast’cotnmn, fourth wwe, m3 IR DK. FEUCHTWANGER'S Price Current, of C FOR DK. FRUCHTM via, Capanles, Acids, Dye: ee ie rotyye Chemterls, Gerinar 2 steerage (ul to make ear “a