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, oF AY BULWER’S NEW NOVEL. Biance a an Historical Romance, ytton su mie td will be pablihed ian trip san negae ¢ Selnieers culy The grow at lenge ‘eb. 1. cents only. e great lengt! « Tithindalemeing tenemiaareebing ekce acters of ber New World, instead of two, an first advertised—compels us ali tly to ee ary which it was first de- rigned to shed, viz: to 184 cents per copy, or $12 ceatederauis, cm nisms co 8 most thrilling romance and will be read by thou: » being written with very great ability, and ins glowing style. J, WINCHESTER, Publisher, 20 Ann street. 0@- FIVE NOVELS FOR ONE SHILLING.—Thr Works by the mor’ popular authors, received by the Caledonia, have been published in a beautiful Extra New World, and are now for sale at the office, No. 30 Ann street. 1 Martin Chuzzlewi Tale of English Life and Man- ners, by Charles Dic! TI. Tom Burke of “ Ours,” forming the second volume oi “ Our Mess,” by the author of Charles 0’Malley. Ill. L. 8. D. or Accounts of Irish Heirs, by the | author of * Handy Andy.” Iv. Lolterings. of Pk ld O'Leary, by Charles Lever, author of « Jack Hint y. Windsor Cerile, a ‘a splendid Historical Romance, by W. H. Ainsworth, authorjof the “ Miser’s Daughter,” The above works are publishod together in a New World Supplement, at 1afeents single or $3 per hundred, and will be continued each month on the arrival of the steamer. Office, 30 Ann street. fg= BLACKWOOD’S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE— Price $2 a year —189 cents single.—The January number of this old ind most celebrated of the Foreign Magazines, Pace ge by the steamer Caledonia, has been Wepublished na 7 DOUBLE EXTRA NEW WORLD, at 184 cents per copy, and is for sale at the ollice, 30 Ann- street, and by all the Agents throughont the country. To subscribers by mail, $2 a year ; three copies for $5 ; five copies for $8, or ten copies fer $15. To Agents, $12 0 hundred. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher. 0G- THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, iw guaranteed to cure all forms of secondary syphilis. Pa: tients effected with pains in the bones, cutrnequs erup. tions, sore throat, and every other symptom indicative of the existence of venereal taint, should use this srecific without delay. Sold in bottles ‘at $1 each, in cases of half a dozen bottles, $5, oN to any address.) . 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Bior's of the College, 97 Nassau strect. 0@-THE EXTRX WHIP.—The Extra Whip/contain Inge full and wnapprosohable account ofthe 14th Annual Ball, given by the Firemen, at the Park theatre, lost night, willbe ready’ at seveno'clock this morning, and for sale at tHaee cents per copy, We have engaged three re- porters, who will dispatch their copy eve Shalt hour-— ‘e will have the names, with accurate descriptions of the dress ‘of every person of any note, present. Those who wish to send a truthful, unequalled account of this aftair to their country friends, or possess one themselves, it in no other sheet before Saturd i MONEY MARKET, Monday, Jan 30—6 P. M. The sales‘of State stocks were toa fair extent to-day, ‘and the market generally was buoyant at improving pri- ces, New York State 54 percents rose}; 6's of 1862, 1 | per cent ; 1s improved } ; Ohio Slate6’s went up 2} per cent ; Stonington } per cent ; Harlem declined }. In the commercial circles generally, there is a growing feonfidence and an improved state of feeling. The great ‘accumulation of specie in the banks, and the state of the lexehanges, are an evidence that prices and the activity of rade willsoen improve. An increased demand for mo- Iney for business purposes, will accelerate the decline of tooks and enhance the difficulties of the government, un- less the terig is reduced so asto yielda revenue. It is un. derstood that a large amount of the United States six per ‘cent loan, 1862, was subscribed for at the Bank of Com. ‘merce and Bank of America, on Friday and Saturday, and ‘that a gentleman of Wall street left here on Saturday af. ternoon for Washington, to take the balance for sundry persons. So we may say that the loan has all been taken without foreign intervention, and like the English with their consols, we shall own it ourselves. Quite a fair de- mand for foreign exchanges ; the supply only moderate. As money is abundant, many are purchasing exchange to import specie, as the transaction will pay very farly.— ‘We quote, Londen 105 a}; Paris 5.45 046} ; Amsterdam 8} a 38} ; Hamburg 34} 034} ; Bremen 750754. Treasu- ry notes are held at $ per cent premium. It is estimated that five to eight millions of dollars in specie will be re- ceived in this country within the next sixty days ‘The winsling up of the banks of Alabama involved the necessity ofa return to the taxes formerly levied to sup” portthe State government, with some increase to pay the interest on the State bonds issued for the capital of the banks. These expenditures have hitherto been borne by the banks, and were sufficient of themselves te ruin the institutions, inasmuch as the money borrowed for bank- ing purposes has not fearned its interest. Consequently, the banks and the State were gradually impoverished by the operation. A bill is now before the Legislature, to raise arevenue, and will probably become a law. It pro. vides for taxes upon real and personal property, and curi- ously illustrates the working of thecredit system upon slavery, about which the English philanthropists busy themselves so much. Alabama borrowed, in London, $10,000,000, which was obtained mostly through Reid, Irving & Co. This money was loaned to planters, on cot- ton lands, and mostly applied to the purchase of negroes. ‘The interest on the money thus borrowed amounts to $600,000, and is partly to be raised as follows :— The fourth section levies a tax of ten cents upon every slave not exceeding ten years of age; for every slave over ten and under filty years, filty cents; for all free male ne- gros and mulattoes over twenty years, and under tixty years, one dollar. From all appearances now, and taking into considera. tion the audacious political jugglery which has charac- terized the Erie Railroad Company, it would appear that that concern is destined to be the ruin of the State of New York. Its failure last year to pay the interest on the stocks of the State loaned, was a severe blow to the State credit, which was only saved by the stand taken by the Legislature, in levying @ tax amounting to $600,000, of which $160,000 was necessary to pay the interest on the Erie Railroad, The determination to pay, and the im- plied pledge not to issue any more stock, restored the con- Adence of the capitalists, which was confirmed by the re- sult of the elections in favor ot the party adopting that course. The Southern tier of counties, through which the road runs, gave a majority of three thousand against s the party inclined to lend the toad mere stock. This was not because they wére opposed to the road, but were con- vinced that it never would be built as long as it is control. led. by @ clique of politicians, in whose hands the State money fritters away without promoting the road. Not- withstanding this, the message of the new Governor was evidently favorable to the recent management of the road; and, in connection with the known correspondence which had taken place on the subject, produced a feeling which caused the shrewdest capitalists to sell their New York stock, A bill is now before the Legislature, virtually to release the road from the lien the State has upon it for the $3,000,000 lent to it, instead of selling it under the ham. mer. The true policy ofthe Southern tier is to have the road sold, because it will then come at cheap rates into the hands of capitalists who will prosecute it to completion with their own means. This isthe only chance for the road. It can never be built in present hands, because they Areutterly without means or credit. ‘The position of State credit throughout the Union has been matter of much speculation, both in relation to the means of restoing it, and also the effect which continued diacredit will have upon the settlement of the States. It has been argued that immigrants will shun such States as Mlinois, where inability to pay taxes hes been pleaded as @ reason why creditors should take the property of the States and give them a release. The official facts, how- ever, show that the fertility of the soil, and the absence of taxation, are attractions sufficient to overcome the fancied moral objections of the influence of repudiation, raised by stockjobbers as a bugbear to frighten legislators. The official report of the land office shows that set- tlements in Illinois this last year were greater than in any other of the Western States, doubtless in- fluenced by the prospect of a release from taxes, Tho following is a tableof the number of acres sold in cach State for several years, and the aggregate value :— Saree or Popuie Lanns ts race Stare, with THE Ao OREGaTE VALUE. 3 quart: 1933 1836. 1940. Trea ed 551,153 1,282,001 93,059 43,6) 23,160 e030 Missouri, 226; es he Arkansas, Wisconsin, “= lows, = Yorida, 11,970 Grand tot. geen, 9,006,227 20,074,670 2,296,600 1,161,796 85,091 * total 204 25,167,833 2,709,637 1,463,901 1,079,268 From this table it appears that in the State of Illinois the sales for three quarters of 1942 were more than the whole sales of 1941, and it istheonly Stato which presents such aresult. The bulk of the sales have been in Dixen and Chicago. This is on undoubted proof that inability tc pay the State debt has not caused immigrants to shun the State. Itiv also indicative that those who settle under such ciroumstances, will not easily be indnced to pay taxes for the discharge of old debts, The value of the public lands, as a basis for the issue of a stock to relieve the States, can easily be estimated from the table. The sum is the gross amount received, the ex- oe pensos of collecting, ‘Ke. to be deducted. "The immense fluctuation in the sales was caused by the great specu- ‘ations of 1835-6, by'which the lands were alienated from ‘he government into the hands of speculators and land companies, by whom they are now offering for sale in competition with the government and the lands of the States. The actnal purchaee for settlement in those years was.less than in ordinary years: In Mlinois the State holds 600,000 acres, which she offers for sale. Speculators and land companies hold near 1,000,000 acres, and the U Stutes government has now under proclamation 1,870,- 178 acres. These may be summed up as follows :— Lanps ror Save in Iuuinors. Offering for sale by the State, 500,000 “by speculators land comp’s, 1,000,000 “by U. 8. government under proc- lamation, Ls 1,870,178 al Total acres, 3,870,178 The same state of things exists in all the States. It muat be remembered that the State lands and those of the speculators are the best, being selected for location and quality, It will then be seen that the government will, for years to come, have powerful competition for the sale oflands, which must prevent its revenues from that source from rising over the amount of last year, say $1,500,000 which is about equal to the interest due on the present na- tienal debt, which is near $29,000,000, leaving $12,000,000 of custom dsties to suprort $25,000,000 of expenditure.— What basis does this afford for the issue of $200,000,000 of national stock ? Sales at the Stock Exchange, omg NY State 7’s, ey 101 «95 Canton 6 do 6's, I 9 50 Mohawk 2a) anno . do 9% 25 do ban 2a 100 * do 5347s, 1861 ol ger 60 28: 185 Ls 4 isto Ohio es, 1876 6736 |20 Temey RR mm do $8, 200 Harlem b60 16% ti Minois at's 16% do 2% 25 Stonington 17 bs thas Rrenis Bk, do We el & Hudson 83 0 Farmers’ Trust ax * " ne Second Board $18000 Ohio 6's, 1860 68 50shas Mohawk 18 65 1000 do 560 Hid $5000 fe prs imo" ry Psa ad Bi, Weekes atic 1634 State of Trade. ‘The following sales were made of Real Estate at auc- tion to-day. Three story brick house and lot corner of Avenue D andjEighth street; lot 14 by 50 feet; house 30 feet deep, $1,515 house and lot adjoining on Avenue D, 16} feet by 50, 1,338 Three story house and Jot adjoining, same dimen- sions, 1,275 Three story house and lot on Eighth st next to cor- ner of Avenue D, lot 21} feet by 47, house 32 feet 1,135 1,435 deep, ‘Three story house and lot adjoining, same dimen. sions, Leasehold property No. 18 and 15 Forsyth street, 12 years to run, at @ ground rent of $100 per annum; ho covenant for renewals. Lot 60 by 100 feet; building 90 by 84, containing 16 tenements, 5,050 Naval Stores—2000 bris. small sized, North county Tur- pentine sold at $2 25 a2 37; Tar at $1 37}; Spirits, South. ern, at 34 a 38c gal. Oils—Crude Sperm at 52¢ gal.; Linseed at 77 a 80c. Pravisions—No change in Beef or Pork; Ohio Pork, $9 for mess is asked, and $6 50 for prime. Hams in pickle, 58 t0 She; Smoked do. 7 t0 8. The demand for Butter eese is very moderate, with no change in prices. — Western Lard sold at 6}. pits Rice—Sales for exportation, Rood, and 34c for prime. Strained Sperms, dull; at 9c for inferior to 2} for Cattle Marke: There was a fair su pply of cattle in market this mor- ning ; about eight hun beeves, twenty-five hundred sheep and lambs, and sixty cows and calves, These were of the usual good quality. Beeves are a little higher in price, but cows, calves, sheep and lambs remain unchanged. Our quotations to- day stand $4,00 a $6,50 for beef cattle; $1,00 a $4,00 for sheep and lambs; and $20 a $35 for cows and calves.— ‘These are the extreme rates. Died, On Sunday mornin; bert and Charlotte A. months. The friends and acquaintances of the family are res- pectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon at 3 oe from the rvsidence of his father, No. 366 Broome stre On Monday, 30th inst, at Hydestown, N.J , very sudden- ly,Mr. Henny Vern, formerly of this city, in the 624 year of his age. , 9th inst. Lammenr, son of Lam- ‘an Hosen, aged one year and eight Weekly Report of Interments In the City and County of New York, Mend Ned 2st day of Jan, to the 28h day of Jan., 32 Men; 17 Women; 44 Boys ; 42 Gins “Total, 135. Dis, fancer; 1; Casualties, 2; Con- Congestion of lanes 1; "Convulsions, 21; Creup isease of brain, 1; Deliriam tremens, 1: Dropsy.4: my in the head, 9: doiathe ghest, 1: D owned, 1; bry hooping cough, 3} Inflai do of chest, 1; do do of stomach, 1; do of throat, 3 ce, 1; intassuseeption 1; Measles, 1 Orgamie prapons 3 03 art, 2; Prematnre. birth, fed, % eo 1; Tumor, 1; Worms, 1. ar. 36; 1 102 years, Ll; 2 to 5,25; 5 to 10,6: 10.t0 200 40, 12340 to ba, 7; 50 to 60, 7; 60 to 70, ES OF NATIVITY }, 19; England, 6; Germany, 2; it Bellevue. 1; Hospital at Belleva Blackwell) Island, 1; City Hospital + Tolnad Hos: pital, 4: Long sland Farms, 1 Colores ersous s++10. 0. H GRISCOM, v City Inspector Ofiee, Soe acon. a, M.D. City Inspector. Passengers Arrived, M. ars aee as ‘Texas—Schr Charles Henry—Elizabeth Dean, Foreign Importattons. Massages ‘Sehr Charl p17 npr ida grate arles Henry—179 bales cotton $$ MARITIME HERALD. ship Masters and “Agents We shall esteem to Commodore Ri port of 53 fleet, a re: y echt the argo, aud’ avy foreign newspapers or news they may have. He wiii board them iately on their arnval. Agents and correspondents at or abroad, will also confer a favor by sending to this the marine fareltigpnce they can obtain. jautica) iuformation of any kind will he thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 31. = SUN Ruse! sui 7 14| moon sets 5M] HIGH WaTER 6 42 w 2 Ships Fen in_Mor Huntsville, Mumford, Entham, Abalachicole, FD Hustbat & Co Nogton,’ Hamburg, Motz & Pollitz; Han: 10, feiseis; NG Bourne Jr; Lavi (eo Jamieson, 8t Johns, eston, Geo Bulkley. Schr tee adley Helfer, Thomas Winnett; Manchester Weak, Richmond, Allen & Paxson. Arrived, aca Ne Turk, y Norton. 4¢ ore from Mount Desert, Me. in Leeds & “smith, Fa days from Matagorda, Ty xas, tron, to A. Cavell Left it brig Independence, of Phila- days from Richmond,with mdse, to Behe Soran Furman, 10 days from Norfolk, with wool, to master. Below, One brig, unknown, Herald Marine’ Correspoadence, Mercuants’ Excnana Boston, Saturday evenn Arr Earotes, Crosby, Mobile 8th ii delphiag Marietta, Brown, NY. ington, NC. Cid Cairo, Chil Kdward, Burns, of New York Also arr, Aion Simpson. New ‘Qleans sth inst, Babine sth; ney, Tow e, Pernambuco via Vinevard; Mary Augusta, Farnham, Savavnab; Navarre, Damon, Washington, NC. General Record, ot Salem, Noble, from Cadiz, with a cargo of pipes of wme, bound for Montevideo, ground- Bank, on the 16th Nov. (as betore meuti and became atotal wreck. A few articles were saved by launch- es sent down from Montevideo, but not sufficient to meet the expenses, consequently ue brig end cargo may be conside: veda toral lose, Much cre‘it i due t» Commanier officers of the U. 8 schr Enterprise, for the wreck, having had a head wind to tend against. their arrival at the wreek they found her without boats aud ful ol water. They took off the capt in and five men, who sre in- debted to the extraordinary exerions made by the officers for the preservation of their lives The cief mate and & part of the crew abandoned the wreck in the long boat, prior to the ar- rival of the Enterprige and arrived gal in this harbo Bria Clanton —A that the Clarion, Paite off South Cape, The Yas not mach damaged. The eaptrin was on shore sick. ‘Toe Clarion was from Jamaica bannato Floriva, and was the vessel spoken on the 10th inst. lorida. i, of entoets M. 1 got to Port Leon on A di the Toone will be ei Jordan, of Frovngtt, arrived at Port Le: Joss of mast. She had been refitte: Notice to Mariners, it Ship was towed down to her moorings off the teamer Matual Safety, yesterday alternoon at two A letier from Montevideo, dated Nov. %5,states that a pilot boat of abowe 120 tons, carrying a fore toyanil, has been estab- lished toernise forinward bound vessels off Cope St. Mary's and Maldonado, Shomay be easily: known, being Baltimore built. In tie event of a boat speaking any Vessels bound in te eastward of the Island of Flores, and the said vessels refus ng (0 reeeive a piloton board, they will be bound to pay bil pilotage on thet arrival an port, Whalemen, Spoken, Nov 24, lat 4N, lon %, Imogene, Rassell, of Bos tay 240 bbs. Spoken, Sea, Allen, from Norfolk for Jamaica, Dee 29, off Jamaica. Foreign Ports, St Jon, NB, Jan 1t—Art Teazer, Greenlaw, NYork; 15th, Hay, do. Dee %—In port, apes [ren » for Ly Ux, for do, Fe He i rina or 00 RY ont ta leans, Tho- Marita, Sept tin port, ceeay Murdock, for or Boston, | uncertai 1e Lgl %, Franxront, Jan Jan 3—S1 pert Ms weit iatey atoll BQ trons rau meas $e PoulsOsbors Manillag Gen Brooks, 7 Wt vier, Bostony Venus Price ws Witsunatox, NC, Jand—Arr Orehi Ltd Wallace, Berry,’ NY ork; Regulus, and W. Bur Carlen, Comden, Me; Tnere ase, Warner, St Martine; Margar somery,’ Nassau; Edgar Laing, Paruer, Georgetown; ri reo Berbice; J & W Erickson. mmitl ‘c. Provinen ey (Br) Hatton, Barbadnes; Aldebaray, Comey, C bas Allert, Staples Std Cuba: keno fesser, Bi Belie Mixers NY York; He 1, Cubes. Pi ens, do; Baltic, Purrington, en Perking Be ci vardivant : Domi ‘Alaric, Palestine, do; Indeper . nan, ween, and AF hom, NYorks nao a Wastincrox, NC. Jan ?|—Arr Myers, Fowler, New York; and. Carolin Norgrave, Tasks island. Cld 2, ‘Bilas Crane, Johnson, NYork: 24th, MM fowlc, Nadal. ve reek, to toad for West i 2s 8 2ith, Mury' Aun, ‘Harding, NYork; ni Jan Qt itis, Bown. Jan 4—Cld Wampanoag, Colson, New SQuND PILOT—OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for New Bedford, N sntucket Shouls, Hoston. Portsmouth, Pi Kennebeck, and citer ports. Office at Frye & Shaw’s N: val Store, ‘orner Beckwan street, N, Y.—Vice versa Adam days before wanted. Charge the ‘OY=TFRS—For sale low at Marker, 2carvoes of fiat rate York River Ovwers, 1 schooners Walker and ‘orth 'mpton, a good opporunity for frmilies in the upper paral city. kind SEGARS, at the Shanish Mogvzive, 05 Nassau atreet, Heat fs A fer 1000 of 4 ith superior In Norma mal) 11 the bunch of 25 seg: he Avsmall lot_of extra alleros end Trabucos ings per bunch of 23 semare yet imported ir 1000, or ia Norval and din this house are mins £9 ae They are warranted to be the be to this or any other market. Habanas, Ni 3shillnvs per bunch Very seperior ‘Prine’ Craz, from $14 to $20 per . B, All the articles INWARD REASON OF CHRISTIANITY HENRY fin MES will deliver a second lecture at ies vesaut Institute, on Thursday Evening, and Febraar Subject of Leeture:—The mau of the frst chaprer of Genesi and the man of the second enapter; or the CREaTED man. an the MADE man. Lecture will commenre at half-past7. Admit- tance tree. isi 3t"r HE Coparts hip hi NORIGE. bet he ner ership hereto! ati Dacha tg oay Leh ag ATi roar starr dissolved by mutuul consent DAVID MeAL LISTER, JOHN NEVIN MOORE, New York, Ja othe Dry, Goo'e Basiness| heretofore gnrried on by the frm, at json street, wil tin the Jeeaperif eatin tha Ses ce MMSoee Reedanga toe ecabers 88 TOUS KEVIN MooRE, j3) er MOOK McKE victor GARCIA ZULETA, came of 3 a—lt this should meet his eye or that of apy person who can give informa’ion of his residence, they will confer a great favor on his | rother, by addressing PERSSE & BROOKS, iy3t stis r 61 Liberty street. URING THE LAST CENTURY it was a ques! the minds of the greatest physicians, whether the ve disease admitted of a cure; it was finally sett! Tohn Hunter, a man who devoted the prime of hi der to accom; ish the ‘effectual cure” of this most dreadful of 12, 1843. all maladies. ‘The resnlt of his experiments and experience shows what an eminent mind he must are , for while all the faculty were study ing ahd vase theif mi ev it could p ssibly be cured he pro freed t basis that notonly perfectly and. theron harmlessly and with solittle trouble that it sstomshes, he pe. tient, aa well as gratifies the practitioners the remedy here sper unter's on for it has never be quiring no regimen or whatever, it acts almost like ures the disease wi fluence of medicine. terian Dispensary, No. 3 Di that the moat di are o be obtained onl ison—entrance to parlors attached, consult, and depart in 1 private, findingghe Doct: riend as well asa physician ¢ $! per vial, seeompsnying which ii es a comprehensive treatine, anda plsin_ bill of directions, ‘his medicine d genuine in Albany, Bolin Mass. or Charleston. 8 C, con quently all persons'pretending to have this medicine’on sa offer_a counterfeit, ier! jm PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE—One of the oldest fing 222 beac earablished houses in the city together with the twexpire al the inmitare, fxtores atauars. ve $130), a ‘Auy wishing to purch>se will please address W" W. Sunn stating where an interview can be had, and the sane will promptly attended to. ar iater GARDEN PLANTS, Bouquets Frat Trees FS srris for atle—D. BOLL, Florist; corner ot sothean ‘and Bloomigdale rond, offers for sale & splendid seleeticn Of Camellias, Azalea and Hhododendrem Moser fad eto, greenhouse plants, at verv reduced prises, His olizetion’ of Eameltios is now’ in fine bloom: Ladies are: particuleny so, quested to cel! aad see them. | bi manste delivered in any part of the city at very moderate prices loonione lale stages start from the Park at 10, 12, 2, 4and lock daily. OPEPER Tan eues et quality Es 10 3202, fOr sale in lots to. ieir Persons applying mu: 331 6t#r, ih hopper, fiom 16 ¥. K. COLLINS & CO., £6 South street. BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE THE following Publications are for ante nt the. HERALD th West corner of Fulton and Nassau ste— hes Le ie Chea ‘Publications of the day can be had as soon d, at the ‘seteaneds att DT BLISHING PRICES. ALLIBONS SPLENDID HISTORY OF EU- det in '6 ah este The I, I, IIT and Ta ach cooLnvs AMERICAN ‘I IN EGYPT,wbe Bt 1 now ready 2 ZEDIA, Nos }.2 and 3, Et GEORGE ST ce ro} GE JULIAN, ‘The Prince THIERSS. "HISTORY oF THE | FRENCH | F.VOLU TION, from No L to Pty SPARKS: ye OF WASHINGTON” 6 num- o yack ‘Tistow, 31M, 2 ‘ fy 9 Hfcron fon PALLORAN, No. 9, 1 12: eh a Gt "S LA » for a GRREXASAPAGAZINGS OY Febraary s LADY'S COMPANION, | THE ARTIST, 3 WAVERLY NOVELS. IVANEOE--by SirWalter Scott—complete in one GuY'MASNERING—ty Sir alter Seo ete in ope number 6 THE SANTIQUARY hy 8 ‘Sir Walter Seott— im one naval % ‘Walter Scott—complete in one 1 OLD” MORTALITY@by Sir Walter Seott— be wae mamber, HEART OF Mi GTHIAN—by Scott—com- me plete in one, 25, BRIDE OF LAMMFEMOOR—by Scott—com- te in one number % kenluwOrT Hb." 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BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY, (a. republics: tion.) just received, at the Tow price of 125% conte mingle o BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE—a repabiiention 18 PADLINE—a Tale of Normandy, by Alexondre Du- a THE NEIGHBORS—From the German, by Mary ae maa CHEMISTRY—applied to Agri-ulture and Paysiol. rfp Wes PEhy CAPTIVE-Or the Times of ¢ Ler ENS OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS— Strickland. % MEMOTHS OF TH, QUEENS OF FRANCE Ta RUE OES et TE ing le ¢ the SON ? 4 . CUUZZLE WIT. be Dickens , iF OURS we of Trish Heirs All for LFS Dac i NEVENTURGS OF ARTHUR OF EARY, ) A discount on all the above works to «gents Subscriptions for all he above Mageni tice will be recerved at ti office, aud ‘a tly attended 0. jttre ANTED—A situstion as Wet Nase by arespectab © mar- womay, with afresh breast of milk—her child being only four wenths old, Good ity references given. Apply at the corner of Douty snd McKinny streets, Brooklyn. 31 3tis*r ANTED—Asmart active lad, to atend as water ia a pri- vate family. Good city reference r:quired. Arey st the officce of this paper. TTER BAG of Royal Mail Srenmer Tilton = -4 Liverpool, via Halifax, will close at Gi Foreign Let- ter Office, in the Exchange, Tuesday, ‘Sanaary 3 Sis: achalf past + o'clock: 530 2tec NGLISH MALL—Letver Bags for the Royals Mail Steam * Ship Catedonia for Liverpool via Halifax, Jone at Harnden & Co.'s Express Office, No. 3 Wall ‘areat, on Tues say, thé Sisc iast.,at 4 to 4 o'clock, P.M. 430 te HARNDEN & CO. Fe FEUC HT WAN Lid oltec heaching tors of houses ost pmacheners, by ¢ CO. 56 Both PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. JHESE far famed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, are, - ipereaive, 1 be obtained in this country. See advertise! saeot om the lat column. Sree YM SO L&T—On the frst floor—for single gentlemen. Raegeetae for ewo treed "Apply at 26 Park Place. AUCTION. SALES: AMUSEMENTS | QT HOMAS iT ho EY peu pase ee t 10% 0 he sale rooms, Splendid ik of inet Furnitare, togeth=r with the fur- nitare of a family leaving the citys, eno fortes, paintings of atand house herein goed ‘ HURSDAT. At 1036 o'clock. she Large sale of sofas, ma! ov vans, ottomans, French bed ing bureaus, and some othe ture, Atever a7 first orsiclon of choles. cenbi net furai- Catalogues on Wednesday Also, 2 valuable piano fone hy vitae of a execution. '—T'wo large rooin: Broadway, one were ELE Auct’r. nv TELL "%: ARCULARIUS Store 304 Broadway, comer of Duane streets. R. & A. are now ready to made advances to any amout ton 601 Rerarns prompt. Salesof Teal estate and out door sales of household furniture attended to in person. Nes of Liquors. Sears, &e., cverv Tuesday; Far Ww. “ eens ind Saturday. niture, Pianos, &e., every TU AY At 10} ocloak- at the sale rooms. Wines, liquors and sears WEDNES At 10 e’eoek in 1 desirable stock of new s A fun jegant secret draw 80 office or bar room irs, store stao!s varions sizes, Y deena carpe's, tin ware tables, couches, paintings, &e, without reserve for cash, to pay advaices, PRP UGTIVE F Ri EAL E3T. at David Codon E ineery, at the \ Exchanae. on itv ulay Stat of January, at’ 12 o’cloek at Boom he following valuable property +=Two neat two-sory house Nos. 287 and 289 Madison street ih eight iit corner house and store No. 291 Madison st in the rear, No. 21 Scamme! aoe No. 22 Scau.mel E. m, under the di street, t} Tory brick hou: a story house in the rear, sre vafaabie ce fe! ies ind hou 0 Walker street, lot 200 feet de and store ouses No 20 Roose vet near Chatham street, lot Pie fk Ti house hurch; 2 houses and lot No. 230 Mott street, opposite Catholic el and lot No, 118 Ridge street: 9 houses and lots, Nos. 272 278, 280 and 282 Rivington street—each has si Also, under the direction of P. T. Ruggl ery, by Wilkins & Roll atthe same time and place, the valuable house and lot No. 17 Orenge street, which coat up- wards of $13,000 to build, and is leased to Mr, ©. Donnahoe at $850 per annum, all taxes and repairs, and inanred for $6,000, 0 can remain on mortgage. Most of the above proper for busine: j € DMPLIMENT: TO MR. HORN. D NCERT incompliment to Mr. C. E. HO Madame Marone-Ili, Mrs E, Loder, Mr Bex iss Lewes, Mr H Brooks, Mr Mayna Mr Masset, "An Amateur Friend. Mr Ettienne, MrU C Hill, WA King Mr Timm. Mrand Mie Horn will appear in the course of the performance Lender of the Oretratrs, wich mat be full and effective, Mr Conductor, Mr Etienne Mr Timm | nll preside at tne Piano. MME. "ART Grand Overture—Promethens, full Orchestra Beethoven Brigan’ Son; ‘The Carbine,,? from C E Hom the oj Recit and Song—Mrs Horn, from the Oratorio of the Remi Obligation Violin aceompanim CE Hom Dactie-Mesre Timm and WA King, on the Piano For e, is Hertz, Reeit and Air—M’me Maroncelli, “Ancor non gitnse, Perche non ho del vetito,” frem the : Oprra of Lneia di Lamermoor, | Donizetti Song—Mrs «: Loder, "Ciel pietoso,” Rossin. Quintsttos Metra, Mrs Ferguson, Mr A Phil- ips, Mr Hor r Massett, “Treason” fi- nale to the second act of the Maid of Saxo- ny, the words by GP Morris, Esq C E Hom ART Overtare—Oberon, Full Orche Weber Kecit and Air—M’me Maronce!li,‘‘Me-ce dilette ancelle,—ah con lui mi fu Rapita,” from the ; canta Pt OTSA. attest by d Pacini antata—Mr * Rosalie,’ lexi ied no Forte, by Mi Beethoven f Wet Bastar.” frat tien expressly forker by a gentleman o C EHorn A slecticn from the, Christmas Bell e Church service, but inclu the Bours, Carel and Last Movement—Vo- cal parts Loder, Mrs Horm, Mrs Ferguson, McA Phillie’ sn “Anitodr: Mr Brooks, Mr Maynard and Mr Masset, E Hom {ntroduction—Day-break and *‘How the bells rang cent mas time.” Solo Alto—Tne hell: he bells, the Christmas bells. the solemn Christmas bells. Quartetto—Soft thro’ the wintry air. (Distant bells.) O, well it is with heart of man. Solo pel Quartetto—When brighter gleamed the Christmas Song Bass—What tho’ he now must tread alone. Re enore—Hark! voices in the ry Carol—How grand and how bright this wonderful night, Recit and Air Tenor—itis the very Hymn he hear Aria Soprano—A merry ‘sir, Aria Bass—Bleas thee, my child,aiay he who came with sinfel How the Christmas greeting cheered the old man’s heart. Solo TenoreStrong of heart and firm of limb, Quaitetio—He felt that God was Solo Soprano—Then ring egsin,ve Christinas Dells, Jaartetio—Angelie Voices, soft and low. fecit and Solo Soprano— How goldenly the noonday beams shine f pictured Aries Mie sebbeiernt Cats, res How the old inax found solace ia toe ene Finale—the bells, the bells, the Christmas bell, y they, Tiekets One Dullzr anche tS be had at the principal Music Stores and at the door on the evening of the concert. Doors open at half-past 6, the Cencert to :ommence at half- past7 precisely. j302t*r FT He. fourch Bnnwal Ball of firrt company New York Cadets, will rake place at the Apollo, Saloon on Wednes ‘ay. Ist ets to February, 1843. Dodworti’s band t sof Captais JOG. Vanuenberg, 39. Clathaon st; at Colonel had of Capua Peer’, Nod rnetor ‘aptain Rien Fifth Ward Hotel, iva at®r or of members of the company. Babi ctns Mi a § Society of New York will ve their Ball on Tu LA i Jan, 3\st, 1843, at Tammany Halt’ The Boll will t be opened ‘by the members in full High- Jad consume, ‘The proceeds of the bail are applied for charita Je purposes. ‘Tictets ove dollar, to be had at Tammany Hal and of The floor willbe under the direction. #f Mr. Morton, who has in the kindest manner volunteered his services. i Me! Leet 1, i Gomrtiende street. Soeeph Crai Thomas Wei ay, 6 Bl ie 8 Bleecker street, hckaon. ‘remth Avenue asd 16ch stree mg, Tent pete and I shee aseet.: ‘Doar! Hoberuen, 1% mn street sn David Dunn, 4 Courtlandt it street John Forrest, 120 Centre street. James Peacock, 8 Clarkson street. William Wilson, $7 a ‘ao Hobert Dryraater ti Pitt sages t ; f onere Devan’ RODERT MeLEOD, Chief JOHN E. CLEMENT, Secretary. I of Kentucky. wil evening, itrameth st it hal ‘oy 7 o'clec! ‘Subject—The Somers Matin: yon of MeKenzic's ita single person, V43¢ cents, may be h ares ee C. 8. STEARNS, Sec. y order, MADAME nant removed from the Museum to No. 19 Park yy can be consulted in private parlors. She 1S not to 3 . with a Defensive Keview of justification in the execution of , 25 cents, to ad- ¢ the door'on the el FORTUNE TELLER: but practises nothing but what reconrilable f° philgsonhys revesling the PAS' PRESEN’ TURE. She will inform them if they are Jay ied or not, and when or what husband or w' ey will get: describe their id character, as ifane new them by batt Pet A LAND AND LOAN apie Wie L. Simers having. above thirty years: euperience in the management of tate, and possessing a large landed pro- elf, al ay ig great confidence from the liberal he has heretofore enjoyed, respectfully solicits the of the Ame- reet, in the city exchange of Houses ither at private or ind for the hirtug an Teutibw of Houses, Store or collecting the rents, and for taking the ge! ral agency and supervision of Real Ksstate, also for the superin- tendance of aud repairing jailing. Persons having property to sell, exchange or let, will find it to their advantage to apply at thie office mathe than to any other in the city, both in pe: ‘All property registered in tl vertised in two ormore ofthe most widely, and eve Nene tion made a4 Siepose. 5 Should the rat perty not be sold at sired, be o! re at ‘public auction, property double edvantage, fe will also ‘attend to sifecting Inguanew om proverty, b- ing and loaning of money on bond and mortgage, or other ing special care. to receive ample security for money losned; andto have titles to property examined. by gem temen of the legal profession of established character if de- i tiving to owners of the fo ae- ant grourd that requires improving, will fit tT im, as his knowles f which are most rode ive for. the di ent localities, us of the yreatest_ importance» vis lone quaintance win the building of honses will sosble hire to wet win erected on the most reaconable terms at a far less expense than is usual, He will also take cha re of real estate intended for public sales,as his knowledge crperienee, in prsing mp salen, will be of great value to those intending to f their proverty, fe will prepare the advertisements, see that they are properly detribuced aud superintended, and direct the saleand Iwill be found to be a great saving from the fact oe'tne lat terms Gr Tams roam Wns bees, Beawennly eoerthasd from the want of proper attention and skillfal management. Indi or ¢ mpanies that require ap agen: ike charge of Urals eal ‘setate, taay depend da, haviag’ iy aicktliy ad economically maniged—and all moneys received, promptly id rsons Wishing tO hire or purchase property, or ean most generally be accommodated free of distance desirous to sell or lescription of the property, ‘All letters for the purchase, voy or oxahuses of rep! oonshe, aipfarch tanning or patting gat of money, must *be directed to 14 ‘Auerican ‘and Loan offic No ai, Wall bireet, Now Korkrard the Postage invariably paid N. ntracts’and other papers prepared at this office. t ' MEDICAL NOTICI DB, HOMER BOSTWICK. Professor of Surgery and Sur Keon tothe New York Medical ani Sarg/cal Institate, pays particular atention to the. tre of diseases of the foarte and lung: les, di ve gaint od 10 frequent fatal iseanes, rht patient most remote p» tnplece aelver ander he eare, ond ut of $31 fate thee irom pdntance, all bur ve ieturged to thelt homes ber fectly cured, and those, Ae er sere i mp Sit OES Chat es, Biyls imis*m fie E AND RB EAHOITION, BY THE TREBLE ‘. Ci Made Messrs. A. Ro -lewell way 4 ord trian & “Towns to the Cirel form tacommence at? oclock. ‘HIS EVENING, MAGNIFICENT EQUSTHTAN SOvEMENT LIBERTY OR DEATH. In which a superior Company of will appear on their high fe Chighains * ill “Gall Eanes Bist ite Wand Um Seca gee st 4 Followed by € ey “emg te ming ct amie sess oa re te ee nd Mie act entitled ‘OVE W SWITZER i A.stisrof Newio Songs, Dances Re BUT NOT COMMON by Master Joho’ Diamond, whose enlelaey & is every where acknowledged, Assisted by Hoyt, the Negro Comedian, and W Chestnut the at Banjo Player. (> At thie period of the Evening an intermission’of tan minates will enane. ” SECO PAR iu 4 age GRAST ORIENTA BALLETS With an immensg coup vetoes the cleqrated and complicated Math Figures on Horseb: La Corde Volante, by Hiram Freaks Indien of the Rocky Mountai Stone, Somersets in the ait by Me Farland. ana the farnous 2. Transformations by © J "Niue Wells. La Cracovienne, perb act on four horses. tioal and Equestrian To conelnde with, Mr Nathan in hi 1G On Wednenday the ong expected and most magnificent Spectacle Pantomime ever witnessed in this city, for the par- ticulars of which consult the bi'ls of the Park Theatre. NOTICE. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. For the convenience of Javenile Parties there will be * Grand Day Jerformance every Saturday Afternoon, cow mencicg at2 o'elock precisely, embracing ail the choice. ind i ma “EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASTIC ACY Of the Seaso:, For particulars see hgndbt the Box + f- Gee wee Saturday will be ready for delivery from J « lod ‘cntil the time of opening. TF Boxes, 50; Pit, 25; 77, Seata can Rareceavia civtares lass: tonto cil ole’ WELCH OLYMPIC CIRCUS, aT THE PARK THEATRE. ducted by Mr. Rufas We , who gratified and flattered highest degree by the presence and approval of the tener ant fashion of the city, submits the following new SPLENDID SERIES. FIRST NIGH or HE Lowa EXPECTED FIERI E FOLIE! With all the Great st Disolay of New Sooner, and the debut of LLENT ARTISTS ! In the Prineipal Chea! ‘and in all other respects produced ‘acan expense hitherto unknown in this city. CARD OF INFORMATICN. ‘The public ate,resnretfally advised, that inorder to Secure Seats, tn Karly Anshieation ahowld ne made in ihe Moraine, which many incony niences and disappointments To the continual influr of Families who ate pleased to honor and patronize WELCH?’S OLYMPIC CIRCUS ! PARK THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, Willbe presented the following Magnificent tine of Acts, commencing with a Characteristic Eanes ian® astoral of the Olden Time, entitled the BITC uu OF BACON; ‘he. Marriage Gi In which Rory Established Artists A Grand Romantic Legend and DEVOURING OGRE; THE TERROR OF TES FROZEN REGIONS! HARLEQUIN AND tHe THUMB FAMILY. The New Scenery by--- Messrs Smith, J Machi by hedrencs aP al 8 Tho Superb Female Costu: The Acce:sories and Decortions ‘wer, B Grain, eatiey and numerous Assistants. Mr Spears and his itm eaars Henry Palmer a a a Effects will be presented Ocean, Ternfic Icebergs Floatieg. The rade Gracy ez by poet Travellers oppostie Travellers. Dood and MM ASTER OF! SRLLTONS 6 01 , a Magician and a Cannibal, (as fierce, ey cry ands cruel ae any admirer of Melo 4 could desire Diaysle Hel Fuegs, Fire Demon of the Gold Head a Neg Mand and burnii mm fe light to the Ogre, who, at his Master’s wi burns peo- ple’s houses about their ears, Master Perry Three Little Thumbs, poor things! ‘and burnt out forthe convenience of the Can" 3) Ore, who is addicted to swallowing Mr Jennings weet relishes, — ‘Mast W Kincade, ‘Misses ‘A Wells. The Brave Fipnch Knight, Sir ‘Tristam, and hi high-born Dame Lox nelle Mw rite, both <3 the Norwegi Shipwrecked on the equa, oe Arr hepllee trict ’automime | jerate people being warning examples [fit fo how far love may tempt incon a most hard-hearted lady, ‘given to cut up and cut down, a leetle fond of a Target bottle and given to kick, scratch and say bad words, a fit spouse for an Ogre, Mr TC Parsloe who teri. shee? to ‘The Canmbals Refpeter ‘buy! t of red stone and sotiomed with HORRID REPAST. Magic Knife snd Enchanted Libra meth Loss of Two Legs And the Delivera.ce and ones pe: mn of the surrounding eartives bv a Merry and } nd Mighty Mr Monareh of Moonbeams, represent- by—Mast Frederick Wood, his first appenrance at this Neetu wee will introdace to the city of New York Harles Mr Rogers ma es, the Rutsh’s Palace, aad Water Katare, AComicat Oseration ¢ is Comicn! Beast (Ie {iet the Zoologia iy S eetien ran Sth ervorm ('a most newel onlay rant Gwe BIBLE FEAT! t y, Must be seen to be be WENGLAND. Shopt in Waterloo Road, Blackfriars Exemplification of Weldipe rT ‘eight and I Wedding for jh Bred Oli Mr™ J Nathans Tyee tet tan a ha, his Mode, a Milliner, eater Welle pg ete @Help, (heaven help her civil Re ee Miss ford the Cu Mr O Stone jesdames Gossin EP Didone Are tena a Sensai rl dof | Light fal lovely Leap D Ms Serjeant ‘Augustus, the Accomplished, well known, in London, Paris and on the Brosdway, New York, as the Tip Top Regular Time O'Day, Needham ERIOR OF CURIOSITY SHOE! Den Lean, wonderiul Red Coffer, ccomplished A\ ahotthrough the ed. Augustus a “einem fn not Fable. he Lake of LugsneeBlack and white Child View ee Pantaloon in eet hung out to dry. Market Adventures of Co! t Anspack, by Lamplight we Stand—Abstraction OM a event scale. ‘Valgariter stealing.) host of the celebrated Mother Goose, Master Serjeant ree Dutch Ledies ina Mrss—A eta Man arises and in the eonfusion the Market Place 1s ‘pansfon HAL! H STAADHAUS ! ! Laid out fora tps gee: jon Dinner ! Dend Geese and Live ones, all ready dressed—Animated Pas- try—Row by a body Corporate—Vegr tables and Whiskey Overtnrow—Raast tow! foully treated Agi and Solemn he APPARITION « one FRENCH COOK, Viz: that of the celedrated UDE, 10 feet in height and every way proportionate ! Note—Mons. Ude while I i was 5 feet 8 inche budy knows there’s stretching allowe: switZe RL AND! Le pe wie Playing. A Great Swell! less me, where’s my Shirt ORR TE ah AMERICA. Roman surrounded by a. Forest. Monkeys, Ome ‘and Wild Boars exert themeelvesin this scene. ‘Marder committed and bronght to at Danger in.a Marble Mouth. FRA Oak House at Allonville, Pays de Caux. ‘The Humors of a Sporting Match—How to Snare a Keen One. SPAIN! es. Mroplight Ruins of St. Jago! ic Vault and Kinehanted Nosega: SUBTERRA '— Trial Arch sustained by Stones! Red Hot Salamanders. «+ Messrs. Runnels, Hirem and Chesnut. CeestiaL—The Silver City of THE MOON! Crossep By a Spienptp Brroex or Rupes ! bomi 10g ark bright comet, cof course, | Miss L. W. rand Silver,” Masters Stey hogging Stam gar Baa Semeant, Maes Welle Re Fire tired ape snectly, ty rally: : rronomers, sit J Locke chm on phe tat the soutleman of funaree- “ him on the uriderstandn ebrity), Herschel. Be. Piawazs Ba reant ML Palmers Needham, \ B. Hoyt, H. Rannels. in, PEARETA Braurirvt. Meadames Gogs ‘ heres Nectan, MoFarland La Fante, Miss Bedford. Fist PARMIUM H HOSE PIPE uip Rubber Hose Pipe, tight, suitable for the Croton w he cle 8 pe Pethape the best for the purpose washing windows, conveying water to the Tool, We. fire of any thing af the kind yet introduced. Iv is quit has received the preference of some of the largest Hovels, Priating “establishments cad others sivee the introduction of the Croton Wacer in the city. It is male of 9 prevaration of Duck with Inuia Rubber by the aid of powerfa! estar De on and furnished in and complings at York y for re with are liberal the ecbery india xblia. = ia EAE CHATHAM THEATRE, Drew C Bieycnon OF PRICES. yu Cie; BEB TH Ter Banc ROP Ete” Tn He ’ Tins a, After meh, 8 acts BLACK RAVEN OF THE woops A olcloels and’ the perfermmuce vill erm 7 amnee at precise eine wUTOHE ¥ THIS VERN wil performer’ Fra Diarolo UA, Dhav ou. . rs Timm he Tr coneln RavrY aT ne Th Doors will by ye) at eer, and the ver ras’ EVENING, ‘Tie sare i shan ‘Also, the following ‘poan ar :—Jenting, egcentrictien and a with phy te Md i ) lie, with Jiril chose i A -Auriol and Ce: ie thelre uahte-sthe inimitabte, Connor ain rar ms —OPConnel, the “Fattooed Mian, with he fae pecker nd more things else than can be crowded i Tato = . small space. The box office ne mere _R. ORD. Manager.’ AMERICAN nN ag peng PHILADELPHTA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS © CUSHMAN onelude with ELSOLER R SERENADE. THIS EVENING, Jn be performed VES 8 each cz. Covel IRISH. are . A. MARSHALL, Lessee. ember Caw MUSEUM, Marble B: aprhle Reilfine,Brondway, cryosite Wt: Pants Chareh First LO of the ja CLES ROSIN HE ADFE ” fet apin aie of splendor, and with al a ‘iated Eee beholding it. Poaltivaty es pie re SENHA ‘OM THUMB, ; The smallest Lard m di | eaten RAP ad man, on the smalje «seal nore, ine ‘of, can be “A tnd otening att «Nicaea, without entre came, Meiett Year old bor F EGHS ONLY FIFTKEN POUNDS! That Plea precisely his weight when bat six months old.— ‘The General is of ine symmetrical, proportion, and. decidedt the moat perfect Dwart'in the world, ana he’ most surpria living eartonity that ever astonished the pal parties Bigecrita snare "ANIMATED TABLEA sy of many gorgeous weitiig eraeeh leduliog the splendid spectacle Of, THE BURNING OF Moscow. Celeste, the admire weuse ; Mr. H. G. Bhar ballad singer ; and T. (2. Booth, Tire encumed. shlen Vivaldty exlebesiet’ Me- cures. Liactive prenaration, the sublime and wonderfal moving Di orama of the DELUGE ! be Pectcemnce Cd pen at? oel orDav performances Wednesday and a ‘Bctarday afternoon at 16 Admission to all 25 cents—Children half priee. Saturday next (day and ever ) Farewell of Gen. Tom Thumb, and positively his last appearance im this city for some time, i PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM NATIONAL PORTRAIT, AND PICTURE GALLERY. COW Devyor, Me Reece The euablubment con al au almost ry ore ‘Ss wi NATURE AND AR’ RT: Neatly and tastefully solaved. ‘a Me spacious halls, and Ee. COSTLY AND ELBUANT “ACTURE GALL Exceeding in extent ai b.. i cay coe Every Dayand vent SIGNOR MAELSKUS'| ‘git ous ure OF THE 8 THE TIN ASION OF RUSS, ante id ot to in intigm Batit Public, by making them re P a with Fortune Jwetbat onthe optrary oasessed with superna a confesses pablicly to be able to, inetract others of goed intellect, and mention their leading tre sactions of THE. PRESEN’ AND THE PEN | rd the Museum, 25cents; Children half pnee. “ ROCKWELLS PATENT DECK LIGHTS. NO. 9 ASTOR HOUSE, EN ENTRANCE IN manchaY a QCHNEIDER & REBHUN will attend pri th a band of fr eer aris, Set No.1 Delaney street near the Bowery, of Nor Crocy iyi vir ter Ee a TWH MAKERS, HATTERS, MUSICAL IN. KERS, Sud others desirous of extend- ing their b fits as rota Sal seriber h bes Ty steam description aC red ope ying a duey of twen- pion of these goods in this ecun- weet aaa leet been discovered Tefores that Idbe manufactured in this efntaig the sorvoces of the ber. to saperintend the manufacturing of suel ar tele would be invaluable, havi agh several of he States, knows some of the Fabel to to sell to. Pon bas ess could be carried on to an an'imited ee eve persede the importation of Kinglish gut. becriber would enter into an a caeexement ‘with any person desirous of embark- ing in this trad le remuneration—would have no- teeny to 0 west or south, to. carry the business on a very large scale, as the in mandance and much cheaper than iu this city. Best of" refer: a gives, and required. Please address a note for A. Catgut, at the Herald office. Pork Store to Let, and fixtures for sale chean, down tow now doing a good business, blocks, scales, Se- To any person wishing to go into the Pork, Sausage business, this isa rare opportunity. Apply as above. 529 lw MEDIATED SPOR BATHS, 3 Ey lamar “i 's by the Rae of. J travelled Ope: Sulphur Baths ire one hour’s previous baths sent to any pare of the city or Brooklyn. and hip baths for hire. a4 mE OrLEe CINE FOR ae aad aver te foot of Cigurlandt ater On: The At loayen the foot ot Gcartiande i on At ternoon at 5 o'clock, Wednesday, February 1, ¥ or freight, spply 08 boar, or vo F-C. BHULTZ, atthe office on the whart. fyst FOR HUDSON—And ipearmedi ssruoaek low, STEVENS Captain RL Yabey aq gh Piet Fone fof Murray at, this ‘aftemoon, at ovclock, oot ht or passage apply on Ls aa jy31 1t?m te ae STEAM S 1200,tons and 440 horse po Under sonttect with the Lords of the-Admizaley. ERNIA, C.H. E. Judkins, Commander. BRI HANNA, J Hewitt, do AGABLA. Ay A Krge ‘3 COLUMBIA, ler, RN beet shi Seat Naa ton : Rae “Reb a” i Mi Mar 4 Apl4 iy 119 May is ib esseusaonecioos Tee talangeds ote oe May 3 ‘The vessels are sccempanied. by experienced surgeons, and d Frances’ Patent Life Boats. ed to $120. No Berths secured antil paid fer. ther infe jt HAM. Jit, ac HARDEN & CO", No.3 Wallet. ALL REGULAR PACKETS qoq Steamers and ee eee Lite Boats” will in faturehave the word PATENT: : tampedand plainly painted on the side. Y nor i mp ME MEDIATOR, ae tala pon “Having very superior ‘sceommodations for cabin second cabin Dis acl actina bicod be itcalenee JOSEPH MeMU A. re aes Ty ‘ellington , any phd packets, by apphying a above jit eter i teint we; = FOR LIVERPOOL—Regu Bb sisi. WOCSHINGTON, Cane Bonowe, ok Saitas above, iaosern MeMVRR Ar, 390 ith street. FOR L DOR-F ket of = They ell a Wirt Capt wiek, abov Tey “ odatious for ¢ eshte, Seecestabee wall sail os Tegujan day f accomm passem ers are ausarpassed for comfort und conveniences if foie tion should be made on bow d th foot of Pine st, “i TON Ae ROMA ‘iatee 61 Sonth st. OR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA &: YORK LIN#—Regulor Pocket of 10th Fe ¢ fast sailing packet ship Geatade an he Mumford will positively sail ax above, her ‘or ning or passage, hi faraiah 7 on bonrd, r wharf, "eon agen yr to . i plea COL LING & ue) asengers wi on ff ba sree ths aye 0th ina, at Orclock, at w a Unghip will aul t having their correctly measur ed gud teas aa eet ts ling wth at ii ctnally ot Sete Any ones ee co that effect will be aiven and eae ye eG slotus, Hullin & Woodruff, wno will prompe- Agenw ty forward all goods to their address. The Captain Jacksou, will smeceed he Deatelgee, to Oeane ' 1 "har rerwtar dee. ISt'r OR NEW ORL S—First * The packet ship rant ih ta spatched for the ay eh k Ist eerie aud steerage passengers can be Londscen ely f. R2. eae moderste Fate jodate ‘Apoly on board the soip at Murray w of Wall st, orte jor PASSAUE eqatar Laige-'The splendel fst seal MB ei iat ‘Cape Malford, will wal oust TORN ENDS ADM AN" | positively slendit co ccomnmod: for eabin,second cabin and jons for Having aplendi« nr gf secure We st PAPscorr 43 Peck Slip cor South st.

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