The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1843, Page 3

EEE III en LPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS.—These celedra vol ut the prompt and radical cure of gonorrhas ; and gleet, have been used in an immense number of cases since their intreduction into this country by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, and with unfailing success. ‘They will very soon become the only remedy for these hitherto intractable diseases. Several of the most distin- guished pnysicians in the city, recommend and use them in their practice,and all the membzrs of the College are unanitous in the opinion that Velpeau’s remedy is the safest, 8) jest, and most effectua, peciffc for all puru fetdiachateer from the urethre Pasingle box is gen- erally mufictent exen for the werd ‘oiceses Why will sufferers from tIyis disease allow it to run on, producing stricture with all its train of serious evils, when a box of these pills will effect a permanent cure, without the use of any of those irritating injectionsor nauseous mixtures of a ati common use? Sold in boxes at $1 each. . §. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal othice of tneCollege of Medicine and macy, 97 Nassau st AN ARTICLE CALLED HEWES’ NERVE AND pod finiment, and. indian Vegetable Elixir, for the Rheumatism and Gout, has frequently come ‘under our no- tice, which we, like the common herd of mankind, have considered one of the many catchpenny attairs got up to extort money from the suffering public, and should, for aught we know, still continue 9 ink 80, had not our an- y to all patent medicaments been removed by see- jue the above afticles applied oa friend who had been for years a cripple, and who now walks erect, ‘When such @ Truly valuable article comes before our notice, we deem it our duty to acquaint the public ot the facts, We refer them for particulars to Comstock & Co., 71 Maiden lene, where the remedies may be hi THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA- Pag ttn by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy ,is now almost universally prescribed by the ro- spectable portion of the New York medical faculty which fact alone establishes its character more than columns of newspaper certificates made expressly for the purpose. ‘The following are amongst some of the most remarka- ble cures effected by this celebrated Peeperezon. within the last six months: secondary syphilis, chronic rheuma tism, nodes, debility {rom secret indulgence and other causes, salt rheum, enlargements of the joints, cutaneous ulcerations, scrofula and erysipelas. ‘This preparation i guaranteed not to contain a particle of mercury or miueral, being composed of nothing but the best Seu! American Sarsaparilla, Gentian and Sassafras, extracted by a process unknown to the American chymist. Sold in bottles at 75 cents each. In cases of half dozen bottles, $3 ed Principal ofice and eonsatls f the Goll rincipal office and consulting rooms of the College cst Nassutt street, New York. W. S. RICHARDSON. a AAA MONEY MARKET, Friday, Feb, 3—6 P, M. 'The transactions at theold Board were large to-day, without material change in prices. Ohio 6's fell 1} per cent, Hlinois 6’s }; Kentucky 6's rose 1 per cent; Kentucky 6a} per cent; National Bank } per cent; Bank of Com: merce }; Harlem }. Atthe new Board the operations were very limited. Harlem sold } per cent higher than yesterday, New York State 6’s declined } per cent. Ohio State 6’s opened at both Boards at 67, but there was only one sale atthe new Board, and seven lots at the old Board, under which the price fell fiper cent. Canton Co. sold } per cent higher at the new than at the old Board. By ajnew rule, the spectators at the new[Board are allow- ed to do business only by communicating with their bro- kers by note. ‘There is quite a fair demand to-day for the United States Government six per cent loan, 1862; 101 is offered, and 101} asked. Treasury notes have sold at 1 per cent premium, Money freely offering. Our banks are disposed to lend for 90 days on the government loam at 5} per cent per an- num. A decidedly better fecling is apparent in the mar. ket, which must lead the way to a brisk opening of the spring trade. At Mobile, on the 25th ult., Merchants and Planters checks were at a discount of 24 per cent for currency, equal to 40 in specie. A new defalcation of $60,000 has been discovered in the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company, in conse- quence of which the stock has been offered at 65, and 40 only bid for it. Messrs, Allen, Jones & Brevoort had bet- ter make a new statement. We observe that Mr. Boorman has made a donation of $150,and Mr. Johnston of $100. There must be near $16,000 of the money due Little & Co. left yet. The charitable committees had better push them sharp. ‘The most barbarous and unprincipled features of the financial revolution now in progress are the“ relief” laws of some legislatures, and the ‘ distress” laws of others. ‘They are disgraceful, because of the profound ignorance which they display, not only of the rights of citizens, but of the operation of commercial laws. Among the most ab- surd has been the enactment against brokers in Southern States, where the banks were allowed to defraud the pub_ lic by issuing irredeemable notes as currency. The notes, of course, fell to a heavy discount, and instead of remedy- ing it by compelling the banks to pay their debts, the most oppressive laws were enforced against the brokers who purchased the broken promises at .their speculative value, which depend upon the chance that they would ever be paid. In March of last year the Louisiana Legisla- ture passed a law levying a tax of $250 on every broker, because the banks would not redeem their own bills! Pennsylvania and Baltimore did the same thing. By the force of public opinion, the banks have since been compelled to resume, and pay their debts; consequently, their promises are no longer a merchantable article, yet the tax on the brokers is contirued. Judge Bullard, of the Supreme Court of Louisiana, has decided that the recent acts of the Legislature in reference to the banks, so far as they place the billbolders in a higher scale than the de- positors, or other creditors of the banks, is unconstitu- tional. About the year 1825, when the public distress was very great, owing tothe long continued struggle of the late national bank for the mastery, the Legislature of New York attempted the same thing; but the brokers em: ployed the celebrated Emmett, who represented the un constitutionality of such measures so clearly, that the pro- ect was given up. Thedomestic exchanges present no new features this week. They have been as follows :— Conner Rates or Bank Notrs Ape Douthrtn Bis. Bank Notes. ange. Safety Fund-+ + 34a Security Banks-+ 3a! ‘ New England: ++ Boston+++ +++ ++ par olf U.S. Bani : Alsb Low fae Tennessee ississippi-+=.:-60 480 6 as 4 as + Dea 4 as 2 amy — a6) 7 ald 2Ma 3 ‘What a reatekabts uniformity do these rates of ex- change display; because, everywhere, with the exception of Mobile, the bills are payable in the uniform constitu- tionalcurrency. At all points of the Union, bills of the first character on New York are plenty, at rates far less than the cost of transporting specie. At New Orleans New York sight,bills are at a discount of 1]ja 2 per cent; and sterling bills at 3}a4 per cent. This feature has con- tinued through the season, and produced the following re- sults in the import of specie -— Imronts of Srecte ar New Onieans rrom Ist Sertem- Ben, 1842, To Jan, 24, Last three days, Previously, DOM. cs cececcees iis dd Hoe. vs as 706,021 At the same time the specie ir the New York banks has accumulated to an extent never before known. The ten. dency of all specie is to the interior, and, ,when the com: munications are opened in the spring, the masses of spe cie will move in all directions, animating labor an. invi” gorating trade. The progress of business is triumphantly vindicating the laws of commerce, showing, that without chartered monopolies, or the interference of government, exchanges fall tothe lowest specie rates, and retain a uni" formity notto be reached by any artificial proce: The only rotten point now is Alabama, and the evils so long entailed upon all who have held intercourse with that unhappy State are about to be removed by the extinguishment of the fraudulent banks. The long debate in the Alabama Legislature, on the Mobile and Decatur Bank Bills, has teen brought to a close. The disagreement between the two houses has been reconciled, and the bills become laws. The principal amendment ‘engraited on the House bill is the striking out ofthe qua, lified interest section of the House bill, and the requisition upon all the banke to receive the notes of each other with out distinction, whether in a state of resumption or liqui- dation—a very harmless requisition upon any bank, since itis confessed that none of them will resume, and the Le gislature is proceeding in windicg them all up in detail Ail to wind up the Montgomery Branch, being the sam: in substance as the Decatur and Mobile bills, was taker up immediately aiter the final passage of those bills, anc passed the House by @ vote of 62 to 41. A bill forth: Huntsville Branch is also before the House, with every Probability of paxsing, so that the Tuscaloosa alone wil! remain. These vigorous means will put an end to the last argument of the advocates of a National Bank to re ulate exchanges. As anjinstance of theextreme igno rance of those who clamor for a bank because they think it will regulate exchange, We may mention that a Philo delphia editor, after complaining that he was subjected to 7,000 . 4,699,021 a discount of 40 pér cent in realizing the proceeds o( his subscriptions in Mobile, states— MARITIME HERALD. AUCTION SALES. “We mention-this for the purpose of evincing to our law makers the absolute necessity fer the adoption of some system for the bettering of the currency of the country.” Does he expect Congress to pay the debis of the Ala- bama Banks? He takes the notes of broken banks in pay- Ship Masters and Agents, We shnil esteem at x favor, if eaptrins of vessels will to Commodore Ro: of our news feet, a re port of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, the ‘oken ou their passage, a list of their cargo, and any wapapers oruews they may have, He 1 bowed thein ment for subscription, and then appeals to Congress to i Mow sa ey He Ager “_) and co: = gee better the curreucy. He could have regulated the cur | hye of abroad, will alsa confer a fiver by sending to thig ne, feligenee they "ean abt information of any i vel be thaulfally ree ved. In that | case his Mobile agent could have got a bill on Philadelphia | at a discount instead of 40 per cent prem. ‘The Legisla. oe ture of Alabama have now regulated the matter by stop- | ping the issues of the broken banks. The returns of Treasury Notes tothe Ist inst. presents the following results ‘Treasuny Notes Ourstaxpina rency himself by refusing anything but specie. +710 MOON sers + +519 MIGH WaTRR Cleared. Ship Floridias Pratt, Rotterdam, Ez D Hurlbat & Co. Saratoga, Bedell, Bordeaux. John Ogden; Glide, Me. Feb Charlestgn--Sekrs Win Wilton, Belen Mating ez, Mance Ponce, Pity by the sames Direet, Brigs J &N Briggs, Issues under act prior to Jan. 1912, Issues of Januar; Redeemed of that Issues of act of August, 1042, Aes se Heh TIVeds Packet ship Pat leary, Delano, from Liverpool, Dec. 27, with mdse, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Has had steady weste ly winds, but very moderate, and fine weather. packet’ ship Oxford, Rathbone, from Liverpool, Dec. 20, c. : Mlerahall ath ult. Lat 33 40, lon 68, spoke ship ter, of Bath, Me. 14 days from New Orleans bound to Grand total outstanding, B,771,090 11,ooT,a78 11,791,327 This gives a further increase of Treasury notes out- standing. They have now reached a higher amount than ever before. The following has been the progress of the issues during the past year:— Taxasuny Nores Outgranping ar tHe Com or act 8,903,818 8,771,999 ch from Hav: with mdse, to Sailed in co. with brig Elizabeth, for a Di + Doane, fr ‘ Pen joaue, 11 days fr; nsenlnehl Gays, with yernarys November, 10,039,056 December, Januar Februar Barque Lion, H» oy ury, aie days from Apalachicola, with cotton, rsa to Neamith, Leeds & © Hence it appears that the ‘Treasury notes within the | "British brig} Hineree, Binge, 20 days fom St. Kitts, year have nearly doubled, and the stock loan including H, Brains. Left barque Heels, Wil the amount said to have been taken cecently, has in creased $5,796,129, making an increase of debt upon the market equal to $10,636,733, under a progressive decline of duties, caused by a destruction of commerce under the high tariff, until the customs have reached a point lower than ever before. The prospect for the coming year is still more gloomy. Sales at the Stock Kxchange, $1000 NY 5's, 1850 8836 50 shas Fulton Bk 100 Phenix Bk, Brig Antarctic, Thompson, 20 da from St. Thomas, in ballast, to W. Newcastle, Adams, for St. Thoma jaudarin, from Baitimore , do; Berg haut, Feat je h nextday. At St T barque J. W. Philadelphia, anc; brigs Penns i Judson, Bryson, d days; Sarah Aun, une, "No date, lat32, lon72 40, spoke scht Perseverance, from St, Thomas for Newbem, NC; Jat 35 10 N, lon 74 20, spoke brig Marshall, from St, Thomas for Balti- mar Brig Norman, Pratt, 1 1000 Ohio 67s, 1850 68 2000 do * 1960 ys from Trinidad de Cuba,with mo- 7 lasses, to Nenmith, Leeds & Co; 327 hhds 28 tex do P. Harmony 100 do 66% 2 Am Exe Bk Gt La itceraade frankie Choke Neenaare ase tan 2000 do 5's 66% 20 Bk of Com. full (Bi tz; brigs Neptune, Foster, disg; American, 2 35 Mereh’s Exe Ble Adi do; Mary’ Reese, 8 ig; Sa: 20 Canton Co ico, Cottrell, do; ‘Science, sHardings 10 Aub & Roch ; Mary, just jeDonald, W 10 Mohawk RA Brig Chas. Hammond, Talbot, 25 days from B Hond. 150 ee RR with 176 logs mahogany 20 ton a4 boxes 1 pecie to 115 aise Ossilo, White, #2 davs from Atakapas, Le. with ¥ ze llo, te, m Atiakapas, ith 24,000 4800 do e's 3 100 Long! Poland RR salto le Lk Heth MT Eee 3000 do 8344 75 Paterson RR Brix Georgiana, ‘Vreadwell, 10 days from Darien, with cotton, 100 = do. Gyear $2} Stonington RR 3 17% | , He Geren 3000 «= do do % 2% ~~ do 030 1754 | "Brig Wampanoag, Golaor.6 days from Georgetown, 8C.with : veri ‘brig Juno, Lewii Second Board th inate Soth ult uous ache Siaeon ear Waren Wi $5000 Kentucky 5's, 72 $3000 State 6's, 1962 par | 26 days from Laguna for NYork—had experienced heavy north- 3000 do. Ss: "4 i ce across the Gull St Sales at the New Stock Exchange, Yeoman, Western, 26 days from Apalachicol: ster. ‘28th ult. lat 38 7, lon 72 44, 9 $4000 Tr notes 3.00 NY 7’s, 1849 ‘D3 1043¢ m Portland for Mobile, ‘The ¥.h Soon ilinole Bk bis, esh 22 sue, of Cape Hatteras. i 1000 NY 3000 old em. Tr notes rw 100% Schr United States, Moore, 17 days from St. Georges, Ber- 1000 Ohi; r 40 shas Long Island 860 4855 | muda, in ballast, to W. A. F’ Davenport. Sailed in eo. with 25 shes Rae 53 28 10 Canton rw 16% | brig John A. Stevens, Hall, for NYork. 28th ult. lat 36 14, lon 150 Harlem 30 1646 70, spoke British brig Index, Coalfleet, from New York’ for State of Trade. The sales of real estate were not large today. They were as follows : Three story brick house and lot 473} Greenwich street; lot 23 feet 8;inches on Canal street, 11 leet 10 inches deep ee Sins Bri Bright, 4 days from Baltimore, with mdse, ansside;$ feet Ginohes on the other, $6,500, eet oe tte, Woglam, 6 days from Petersburg, with :mdse, By E. H. Ludlow & Co.—Lot of ground on 20th street, | "gen" NC. with naval jed in co. ‘with schrs Ann Eliza, for NYerk, uscomb, from Washington, N nearly opposite Gramercy Park, lof 25 by 109 feet, bought in for $1,025. Lot of ground (one of eight) south side of 22d street, be- tween ‘ath and Lexington avenues; lot 25 by 933 feet, bought in for $700. One lot offered for $950, or the eight for $1000 per lot. Ashes—The market is ina very quiet state, Pot ashes Schr Thomas Wr with naval stores. Schr Alaric, Purnell, from Wilmington, NC. with cotton and rice Schr Henry C! hase, Steelman, from Savannah, with cotton, to Joha Ogden have sold at $6,37} cents; pearls held at $6,50. Below, Coffee—Holders of St. Domingo ask a little advance. One brig, unknown. 2100 bags Brazil? a8}; 300 bags Cuba 74a 8; 625 St. Do- Sailed. Ship St Nicolas, Pell, Havre, and others. Herald Marine Correspondence. Reruscican Orrice, n. 27th—=noon rt Savannah, Geo. Art Monticello, Lawton, eh a Diploma, Flye, Idg for NYork ; Cl es; Savannah, Merryma: Dantes, Jan 26—In port, s E Thor New York, 567 bales larietta Ryan, for do, do. Cl Peter Demill, Lew an D, Bedell, for do, 308 bales: General Record. ‘eb. 1—Letiers from Captain Waldron, of the Ie, to his owners in this town, received yes- io Janeiro, Dec. 13, 1842, reports her at that'place while at anchor'on the 4th, at the Island of iH; mingo 54 a 63; 300 do Laguira7} a 44. Cotton—There has deen a good deal of activity in the market. Holdershave met buyers very freely, and at a slight concession. The sales have been 6800 bales Uplands and Florida 57}, 1800do Mobiles 54a 74; 1000 do New Orleans 6} a 7}. Provision Market, We hear very | ttle complaint now that provisions are not cheap enough. Meat is lower than it has been for years, and we can say the same of flour, and in fact of all description of previsions. Look at the following prices, and then turn back to those in 1836, 7, 8 and 9 :— Prices or Provisions . about 50 miles from R. J. taking in wood, experienced Ariles, Ly + 1:81,00 82,00 Jowis 3 at the commencement of which, let go the Real cet -evr 5 bower anchor, which soon parted the © 1ai tf pm, the Beeh coined 7 | ship fast dragging upon the rocks with 90 fathoms ichain ‘out, Bisckighe® 58 | when for the preservation of the vessel and the lives of those ou board, cut away the foremast; at 9 o’clock, the mainmast went overboard, and inizenmast soon followed, soon after which the gale abated. ‘The next day a British man of war came to i assistance, and supplied them spars and rig- r which took cs Butter, firkim Cellery,, bunel rin tow, and are The Fi a ted.” No lives were lost. Piss Mabent cilneee iit together with all her bo ‘Phe vemel would probably be condemned. ‘The quantity of oil on bosed not atsted.» $7000 insurance on vessel, and $700 on ourfit in New York. Verenax Commanpen—We understand that Capt Robinson, who has jas: cleared from this port iu the m Sarah had heen for twenty-one years, without inte Tay commander of the brig Washington, en Ww india trade. During the whole poriod, been montly owned: by the Mess. Greely ersof the Sarah. Sucl * Bred’ poles, bbl: Eels -+- s+. Pepepepenapeeehsaee [SSefacooeeeseRi sel ed eH am tt ton hes “who are also own- an example of fathfal. and con Seoe Honey, new comb: tied attachinent between employers and emoliyed, sf ickory Nutts-*« these-days. Success to the new ship, aud all ‘concemed.— [Portland Advert Foreign Ports, 21-In port, York Morrill ft or ctr side, next week; Norma Barton, di ff ton Bohemia, Nees. wetg fr On Friday morning, 12th inst. Wruutam Ronert At- sxva, son of William and Susan Alberts, aged 10 months and 15 day Havana, Ji Magnet, Gawe, for So Buckman, do; a fit or cher, jo; ‘Dianth The fi and acquaintances of the family are res | Burial, 3 1d, pectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at 3} eg Baltic, dow Chae e'clock, from his father’s residence, 152 Cherry street. Alceius, Skolficld ut the brothers of I. O. of 0. F. of Mariners Lodge, ED Wolke, Beaton, No. 23. On Friday, 8d inst. Mr. Janes Munnay, in the 24th year of his age. The friends of the family are invited to attend his fune- Witham, enmark, Mereen, Wooster, do; Rowse, fen, ‘i fe 004, Ce eylon, Crocker ro fins ral, on Sunday afternoon, at 34 o’clock, from his late resi- next Peay dence, 187 Fourth street. Pol Ih. from Ba- om ‘Wilmington, NC- do; Retrieve, "Clarks eld for 'NOrlens Angora, Means, 1d) Passengers Arrived, Lafayette, Winchester, disg; Robe hard Livenvooi=Packet ship Ox(yid-—Rev Jus Beaven, ludy, 7 Rea bil edi Beles Mach fee children and 2 servants, F'Sinelsir, lady and sister, RCo ‘ j Healy, Thos Wardley, of England; & Palgamyer, Hanover—60 Peng, Grirand, eld for Lagan de or a * in the steerage. Livenrogt Juno, Dicks, NOrleans; 20th, Talma, Winsor, Moore, Apalachicola. Jan 18—In port, alifax; Droind, Devere Heed bd Patrick Henry—Captain Bruce, 43d re Fina eh Belictpout—M A Hemmeway, A Kelly, Mrs Elizabeth Crow Rio pe Janerno—Barque L’lonocence—Paul Cumband. anor, ‘Santiago: Parveyor, Treworgy, do: Ontario, Hamilton, Sey cnn er ‘ao; ear gis do; Emeline, Wns: low. do; President, Sargent, da: ‘Jane, Drinkwater, do; Orson, De Wolfe, do; Washington, Bishov, do; Henrietta, MeLetlan, Passengers Sailed, Havae—Packet ship St Nicolas—John Charraade, Otto An- " F Jo; Margaret, Smith, du; Fr Ashb Randall, doy Swiss ¥¢ Chasen, lady ad anid eran epon Nbc nat oe Boy * Bisel >. f. Hd Sanne “roltord: G bid 14th, From Boston— mn shin Caledos or Liverpool 8 ‘Wolf, Baltim: Rhy ‘AM shy. New York? om Boson —In Ue team aay Caledonia, for Liverool: Margaret, Smith; New Orleans; Merchant, Leslie, Charleston; additional—Mrs Hall, Matthew, Ele, Chas Frazer, Gant Fay, Srewart Murray, of Kngtand; Chas H Mead, of Montreal. For Halifax—Alex Balloch, St John, NB. Total 3s Woreign Importations Livenroot—Shin Oxford-36 ice Geo Meyer & son—30 do Poalipe na arson W TS H Downing It pus A U's Willett) A Aahee een rt on—10, H ‘Aachinclose & sont A Peersoe-<7 Cairo, Autiny ae Phipps & (em Richardson & Watson—2t Stone &eomt Edwd Parcall & com Wm Davison—t Wolle & Gillespie—10 Butier- field & Fisher—7 H Faranmn & co—3 Collaty & Bros—2 E Mart- shall—1 J Moreton—1! G H Chapman, Boston—23 © Adshead & comt D Hadden & son—1 Bailm & Sander—200 Adams Bro E Hart—2 Charles Hulse, Uhilad—¢ Ingoldsby & co—3 Cheste: Clacke & eo Barber Biothers—20 J Seden & co—B Gibson & Ritchie, Newark—19 Bini com! Ceo Pearce—9 HINT Benes Suh Baltes? weKee roel Tuudlam & cot A &KHT Thorpe gece f Cc eron & Brand—7 Smith, Thurgar & ¢ A Mumford— Hovey ‘Williaa & com Garner 8 co—3 Frnt is Tomes & son—I Ff Farnham & co—14 Nevins & co—16 Jno 2K WA&B Bend | is Eletoor. Jones, NYotks Home Ports. 3 Bat, Jan 26—Cld Port Leon, Eee me Convert, Skol- field, Matanzas. Porttann, Jan 31—Arr Frane Bath; Geo ‘Thomas, y Baers for Grandee, cl" ay (new, 453 lean sd Planet, Knowlton, Baltimore. Brenda, Ward, Zastibar; Rolla, Perkins, ‘Northumberland, ‘Savory, Rio ‘Grande and a Bostox, Feb 2—No arrival. Cld Medora, Lunt, Prevras, Barstow. New Orleans; Sooloo, Robinson, i Wales, New Bedford, to toad oil for owes and a inst; Otro: man, Inglee? Antwerp; Wm Sears, Amsterdam; Flo- rence, Howland, La Ganyra and Porto Cabello; Tuskar,Lovell, NOrleans; Pandora, Simapson, NYork; Dover, Curtis, Mobile; Bera Apalachicola; Fancy, Varker, aud J Murray, ewe rel Ryd dist, won ‘rowther—26 A Mitchell & comt Gilltian & 2M Goo ‘man & co109 pee. iron bad-t Mend34 : ples Ttichard it estos T Hunt & co-g Conn? w Broronp, Jan 31—Sid William Penn, Sherman, New x, DC. Jan 26—Arr Dodge, Fore, NYork, . Bestoy—3 T : fan 30—-Arr Greensbury Holt, Ga'leno, N York. }=25 Mortimer, jr & co—1 E Hunt—1 Geo | § tus, Smith, NOrleans. 1 contd J Stewart & ES Nicholson—62 Sands, Fox & co! lones & com? J Price i ZN PRESCOT ie eae Leh ais Wise Sorat & Shame A | Nantucket Shouls, Noston, Partsinonth, ty rts—15 Wizht, iewb & R Van Nest—22 Thompso & co—2 Wolfe & , and other ports. Pl Lewis Office at Frye & Shavers Nar ‘orner Beekian street, N Brown—1J & J Cox—13 Cripps & c Napier—5 Becar Water, camer i 0 60 tons cor h press, Boston, three days before wanted. Mualtrcnery sere wenden vin heat Cha sume as from Gay. Hood {as Tenier oL—=Ship Patrick Heney ay sks salt 190 ton: mtn & CO—26 phys J & J Stewart— & Brother y & Sinitheat, jitichardsen—00 9 dsr DB Oakley & Son—3 J Hudson! Burt: r Jd & Fiaher—=1 Nevins & cot D Hadder—22 Bird), Gillstand gba Bradley & cos Gimei—I2 Stone & co— H Wink- taymi6 G Haden—3 F Tome &son—1 J Napier—10 J Met lork--4 Kep, Brothers & co— 13 A, Mitchell & com! G M Cont— —2RB H 19 ck Rewety J Kyle RH ram—2 0 ¢ 1 F Han rips & CoB Thompson Cre HS Hol NRY FAREY, (ivi Boa to write to his sisters, addres- ESSRS. J. & J, COLMAN & CO, ke 1, Dowgate Hill, Loudon vi TOR Gane TA ZULETA. {formerly of Bi Lie eor that of avy persou who can @ «, they will confer a greet favor FERSSY & BROOKS, No. 61 Liberty street TORE TO LET IN PEARL STHE ne ‘The large nd cellar No, 84 Pearl st, adjoining Pearl Sireet ed for iobbing or Tard tare for wi the eye of Mr rnestly reqie 1J Se ffers: lee ul, and is fiited, with W 8 Poet ps— 9 ssion ean be bad immediat ales 2000 8 to on lespout—1197 bags coffee Spofford & Ti- lain & Povvert—3000 or nes M. Strat—=1 be incon hom pso ries H v bce Ko rem2d Wweetmeats [bx srazare 2 do orankes OW inc—5 cases se gue't baie paper TM — case De Rhain & Moore— Lewe G MAL wae = 2 lis paper T Mathews & MIME eo baci yo goers A Bought pe B Moses— DKS 6 280 dss 50,000 0 "AH Renauld—110 bales Sisal hemp 1 we \uderhill & Mek nlevat case sexa gt ar de L a Wehi—100 etm: biles to les ew AMUSEMEN7 THOMAS Pi it WELCH’S «Mores 60 cae OLYMPIC CIRCUS, ar THE PARK THEATRE. SATURDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE. Seat og to commence at 2 o'clock, 3 Pit 25; Gallery 12 1-2 cents. THIS AFTERNOON, I Feb, +The performance will com dagerty “OR D ae csv | . a Ft cerns an Chienaine ‘a wil i 1 Daring and dashing display oe Wrnsklle, without ine oan U napproachable te, Greanactics 0 13's BuATi, the famous 20. By Mr 5 ine Welle will dace LA SMOLENSKA. Mrs Howard in an act entitled OVE ix \ AWITZR ALAN ‘AND. By the most neat and active Hoyt,the» boy een a aig ‘i {Intermission often minutes. AY With ani pGRAND ORTENTAL BALLET, | ith an immense corps of perfo Party ONS. in the celebrated And astonishing and complicated Mathematical and Equestrian Figures on Horsebaet. La Corde Volante. by Hiram Franklin. Indian ofthe Kocky Mountain, by O'R Stone, ‘Transformations by C J Rogers Miss Wells. La Cracovienne, ‘o. conelntie with, Mr Nathan in his superb act on four horses. EVENING RO ACE. PPEAL TO THE WHOLE OF THE PUBLIC. iy motion ih the rire aver elicited higher praives, or calle forth more laut nd aya expremions o ENTHUSIASM AND APPLAU ree. Oo ae Pantomime? vi and their ready reply will be that this lar Spectacle ie pronosnces by the maptas it, the greatest novelty, At 10% 0% Splendid stock of Cabi niture of 5 Duties, le the line of the best deseript warder of the Marshal. by under the direction of a rece ver quality cabinet forniture, piano fortes, | parlor org. ding almost every me of executions and fine variety of first second hand and new H HIE evr. BY RELL & NRCULA RIGS Store 3 Broadway, comer of Duane streets. KR. & A. are now ready to made advances to any amount on cousignments, Ketums prompt. Sales of real estate and out door snles of household furniture attended to in Regular sales of Liquors gy Seuarsy Be, every Tireaday; For niture, Pianos, xe., every Wednesday and Saturdat SATURDAY, Feb.5. At 1036 o'clock in the sale rooms. A large lot of housekeeping goods, viz, oo maorney pazlos. cottanes len and bed room: ch eal pook egea ral an invoice of fancy importe ic: ‘ods, The attention of buyers is requested. The foods are unlimited and deserve more Rip ordinary inspection. At 10% o'clack, in th of cloths, clathita quae ke Large 5 Athalepuat 10 ofclack tn the sales room. Groceries, Also, 150 in seg suit buyers. STATE IN THE FIELD— Edward Fics: gerald, No. i Washingson Market, will offer for ale, Saturday next, the sth instant, the meat’ of two ver superior steers, fattened in Orange County, State of New Yor le does not pretend to call them the best ever ‘offered to the public,but competentjuiges have pronounced them of very riorquality! He solicits a cal from his fiends and the pu on Saturday next, as above, for themsel| The price, he Matters himself, will give satisfaction, and hi will endeavor to merit tha Fvatromage, DWARD ‘FITZGERALD hington Market. ed PEOPLE THE em Pablications are for sale at the HERALD FICE, North Wes: oer of Fulton and Nassau ste— These, af the Cheap Publications of the day can be had as soon esissued, atthe PUBLISHING PRIOES. BIANCE: CAPPELLO—an Histor by Lapy Lytrox Bunwer Thi Original and that have pre: most magnificen New York au Ver presented toa Ke ree: together i ‘sentation Ing pi Peals upon peals of: with immogerate roars of Tanghter, dy render the theatre one delightful seen HE DEVOURING, fares RE Will therefore. be reveated Every Kvening nntil further notice, Witm all the Great Display of Neve Scenery, and the debut of LLENT ARTISTS ! Tn the Brinesal Crarceran ent ae other respects produced atan expense hitherto unknown in this city. ing. 12 ber hundred to new: Aut SARD OF INFORMATICN.* ALL Rhee SPLENDID HISTORY OF EU- The public are respectfal ly advised, that in order to Seenre in 16 bcp tel beni TI, IT and Seats, an Early Application should te made in che Morning, are now ready "AMERICAN “| iN EGYPT, to be completed in 6 Nos. Not now ready 25 RAND. ‘OPBDIA ‘Nos 1.2 rant Ms) ety URES DICTIONARY of the Arts, S Ke, to,he completed in 5 monthly numbers: Price $1 each, GEORGE ST GEORGE JULIAN, The Prince THURS “HISTORY O¥ THE FRENCH REVOw! BOT lOn. No ROR oxy THE, HISTORY OF THE RE RATION 25 cts. event many incon’ nees and disappointments to the continual influx of Families who are pleased to honor and patronize WELCH’S OLYMPIC CIRCUS! + Messrs. H. Rockwell & Cadwallader Mesars. Gossin & Wells Performances to commence at7 o'clock. 18 KVEN . pe will Sameenance, wit! MAQNIFIGENT. "Equi ae wOVEMeNT Equestrian Directors Clowns to the Circle - jn Germany, dhe Sereset Canter Mite beAubigner Not nade ane sf CHIEFS AND, INcas oF ANCIENT YUCATAN. Le i SPAnKs! IRE OF WASHINGTON, 6num- vod Act haut sna rin if le, by ; each b Ny ite JACK HINTON, 3134, 50 & $1 00 bi ah kd | Corer 's eat Rerkatlen ing net entitled HANDY ANDY’ $00 $1 & $1 25 Somersetsin the air. by the fa'nous 20, HECTOR O'HALLORAN, No, 2K Cur PHYR. HUMPHREY CUINKER—By ‘Stoollett. Com- IO At this p i An intermission of tev one numbe 2 minates will Tom’ ONES, ‘or ih itory of a Foundling~ START camplete, be Fielding, ‘VHE, SECOND PART will co + JOSEPH ANDREWS, by, Fielding, complete in Perfection of Bodily Gymaiatics by Mir Nathan nnd pupils one “ L.8. BeOm Accounts of Irish Heirs, by 8 Lover, BUT NOE COMMON No Laud 2 now ready 6% “Phe whole to conclude w NOVELISTS | LIBRARY. A Grand Romantic L and Fierie oli iEhis Library will be completed in ten weekly tambers. VIVIA: 7S N GREY—by D’Isracli—complete in one vol OGRE; THE TERROR OF one FROZEN REGIONS! HARLEQUIN AND THE THUMB FAMILY, The New Scenery by---Mesers Smith, J Wiser, Bo Graii Wheatley and numerous As VENET' ated ‘Israeli—ecomplete in one rol yee, ROMANCE AND Reacrry SS, LET pista in age volt H NG UKESby D'Israch—w tha por- t yf the ry jase 25 Mi ry by. ++ Mr. hi FRANCEBCA CARRARA—by LK Lindon, 2 | PRED Ie Netlons tree tet ch HEN cae vA Ny £ sui Isracli—complete The Sap Mrs Hemmings in one voluine 25 The Accessories and Deeorat « Messrs Henry Palmer PETER SIMPLE, by co and jee Hilse MONTHLY MAGAZINES, The Folie invented, writen/and prodaced unier she. di etion 5 °§ LADY'S BO “i r rst GRAHAM MAGAZINE Fekiaany Fr Among many singular Seenie Eiieeee will be presented in LADY" OMPANION, 5 NORWAY. THE ARTIST. 25 fe wiriieal Odea TRA: Teabouad Flatow: saoe NTS MAGAZINE, Feb number, just The rade tbat erected by eerste’ | Leavers Opposite published, 25 ESTERL CA — "— fhe destri * a little Thumbs WAVERLY NOVELS. jer rides across in his sledge, drawn IVANHOE—by SirWalter Seott—eompletein one pre rarsiiea ceetene cat Wace to uy" "HANNERING—by Sir alter Seot— STLE OF SKELETONS. comp! Bate in one number % ané a Cannibal, (as fierce, THE ANTIQUARY—by ‘Sir Walter Scott— vas any admirer of Melo ; ‘complete in. one number, 25 _ Drama could desire) Mr Jennings ROB ROWS, ‘Sir Walter ‘Scott—comp! in one Diagolo el Fuego, Rife? of the Gold 25} |, 8 warn frie! baring | light to the OLD "MORTALITY—by Sir Walter Scott— s it his Master’s wi barns Lr run HEART OF, Mt 1B LOTHIAN—by Seott—com- ‘Three Little Thumbs, poor things! all Orphans, plete in one aa 25 ‘and burat out forthe convenience of the Gan BRIDE OF TAMMFRMOOR—by Scott—com- ho is addicted to Catal plete in one num! 5 sweet reliahes Mast W Kincade, KEN WORTH by sir Walter Scott—com- ‘A Wells. plete in one num! 2 e Fi aa Knut Sir ‘Tristam, and his WAVER: Ley, Sir "Walter Scott—complete in high-born Dame La Belle Mar erite, both ‘one nun 25 Shipwrecked on the Norwe tan Coast, THE MONASTERY —by Walter Scott—com- C J Rogers and Mrs Howard te in ane number 25 being warning examples [fit fora Pantomime | THE!ABBOT—by Walter Seott—complete in one a How farlove may tempt inconsiderate people rom home. THE LEGEND OF MONTROSE, by Walter Gni Ti, an Ogress, a most hard-hearted lady, Scott, complete in one number, wo given to cut up and cut down, a leetle fond ol a large ¢ bottle and given to kick, scrateh aa LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS. say bat words, afit spouse for au Ogre, MrT’ C Parsloe who leads the prey to GARY! The Canmbals Refectory. built of red stone and adorned: with Egy ptian Figures and Der Ogres comrait anachronisms with impunity.” HORRID REPAST. Magic Knife and Enchanted Nosegay~Tke Loss of Two Legs And the Deliverance and arrears of the surrounding cartives by Beautiful Uniform Ex n of Bulwer’s'Novels. Twenty-live Cents each. ast of the ‘Tribunes, Zilli, a Merry and Mighty ‘Monare TON, or Katharine Randolph, OME, “or the Return to England. eamar ete ; ries ‘Sequel to Maltravers. COOPER'S NOVELS. RED ROVER, in two numbers, price - CHARLES DICKENS’ (BOZ) WORKS. All the works of the above, wniter,will be published in regular i and Water Ks A Comical Operation on a Comical Beast (let th oologi tat lassify it) for it has. b i ed f NOTES ON AMERICA fr general circulation, 1254 diinpoocsosd ots momn gota tate cal ait cer pe sb Sebati dates 1 Sed m4 INCREDIBLE FEATS, ler, an nuts over 100 miles, outwit Ww a i ae sie saa a MAY ich, as moat play bill ay operas re cents over miles, AND. % PICKWICK FAPERS—Coriplete in one num- a Shops in Warne fet tatians THE CURIOSITY SHOP, complete in one num Exemplication of Wedding for Weight and Wedding for ber, bd Fall and High Bred Oliger Orang e hig METS Nathan H town, Short an ps his PUBLISHED IN QUARTO FORM. 1 ORES ar? Master B Stephens BENTLHY’S MISCELLANY, (a republica Madame La Mode, x Milliner, re Wells mn.) just received, at the low price of 125 Saucy Sash, 0 Help, (heaven help her sg i saaviaia 4 rs MeFarlan BLack! SOUS MAGAZINE—a republication 7 ay Miss Bedford nd Master o ravi E—a Tale of Normandy, by Alexandre Da- ap %, oO ergs THe "NEIGHBORS—From the German, by Mary 2 Fadicage Gbutn cud ection Howett, 18% a Sensative a 18) pplied to Agri vulture and Physiol- f ee arian Light Literature k : 2% Iv Lap Di Mr Serjeaut TERN CAPTIVE—Or the Times of Kee om plished, well known 18% in Lown, rte ant on the Brosdway, Ler fERS'OF MARY QUEEN OF scoTs— New York, ax the Tip Pop Keguiar Time by Agnes Strickland. % Day, Mr H Needham MEN O18 OF THe QUEENS OF FRANCE ERIOR OF CURIOSITY SOP! fe TRE NAUT TLUS—r collection of Sen T ‘ Ganda Cate enilese Chataets Uheliseat bones Fons? Aisgaysccannt of the SOMERS? MUTINY, 12% ‘The accoimplished. Auguste shor through the CHUZZLEWIT, by Dickens Cosine et not ble TOM BURKE O ITA Wr SBSOR CASTLE Irish Heine Pp View of the Lake diene nak and white—A Child AWVENTURES OF ARTHUR OLEARY, Jost—Pantatoon in a pucker and hung out to dry. A.aiserunt on lee above urns aseote Subscriptions for all the above Magazines w ill be recerved at i Market at Ai this offine! and panetaslly attended to. i281 Adventures of Coffee 5 algariter steals OR ONE MONTH ONLY—Terms reduced to only Two Ghose bh eri we -) nee, Mister Serjeant Dollars and a half for afuil course of Writing Lessons i able A Pleat! Vegetable GOLDSMITH’S National Cairographie Institute and Book- Market Place 1s Keeping Academy, 251 Broadway, New posite the City Hall; entrance at the door of Peale’s Museum. Mr Gold- HALLE OF THE Lad out fora © € Live a . Whiskey yer —R ber ; APPARITION OF A Viz: that of the celebrated UD smith respectfully informs the citizens of New York and its environs, that his spacious ayartments for the instruction of Penmanship and Book-Keeping, will close about the thot March 1 has obteined the first premiam three con- vey specimens of off-nard penmanship, ted at the great Baits ofthe american Tugtituce. He also maelf to impart to all in ten lessons of | dmired system of mescantile aud . oF retain the money, at the ex; ‘The'gentlementare taught bold, frees o ule writing, wri qu re a beautifal stwle of epistolary wri accomplishment to the sex. Young gentlemen qualified as teachers of the art, iv all its ious branches. TEKM.—Fora course of Mereantile and Epistolary Writing h sokeeping, reduced from fifteen to Spee ateudance pryable in advance. fate Seti Pas- ‘Veg: tables and Kowls fealty Solem 1 x Was 5 feet 8 inches, but every body knows there’s great ape ping allowed in CENTRAL xr bet ive b bulaen ae wii te Romantic Raia girronnde d Pont Faves Indice weer daily © ’ i s Grare themipalvesin Murder committed and brougl mM and 349, 7and 8 PM given, le atthe Academy, @ superior article of gold and me- tallie pens Kerenences—R. bert H Mortis, Mayor of the city of N York, Gen. Charles We ‘Sandford, Ex Mayor of Brookiyn, John Davis, Govertor of Massachusetts. Abbott Lawrence, Bowton DER FLESH OR ERUPTIONS, ofthe Face, aad Dark or Yellow 3 Chemical Soap. Shall Jes, erysipelas, blotches, morphewi i insects, mofquetoes, “Great Danger inn Marble Mowe. BRANCE ! Oak House at Allonville, Pays de Caux The Humors of a Sporting Mateh—How to Suare « K SPAIN! The Moonlight Ruins of St. Jago! Necromantic, Vault and Enchanted Nosega SUBTERRA!—Trial Arch sustained by ‘Burning Stones! Red Hot Salamanders: « - Messrs. Runnels, Hiram and Chesnut. Crnustiat—The Silver City of rk, sunburn, yellow or discolored ‘skin, Th THE MOON! Han Chemical he wond : Might the Medical Society of Paris call this. & blesetey, Choesan sek Cenuncan Dares cv Rares | s L. Wells ere Stepheus, Ww Ve. witor. N;_Besphrine,n philanthropist, It cariog thousands the id Brivish possessions. Tt entirely eradi- Jisfigarement of the skin. imparting te Stas in Azure, Blue and sib y, W. Kincade and Serve Vegare Lilir E Olenard—t bales ratrulio—68. 000 ars Wo a 1 bx mdze 4 Poncow-32b les avex Moves Taslor—lW0 artas segare ® AMLuck | W000 segars G Henry &-co—a qr brs dod Pearson Ux sw ments Wi Nad sranges Ackering KAchery—4 qr do i" mire iin 28 b " 8 furque L'lungcence—258 bags coffee AW Eisdatom 13005 1 Phipon ead Aa Howland & Aspiuwall: fnnard & Torusweld—10 J H Beal— Ki andi Vice Chancellor Koignt Bruce's ish News, binary, and Westminster Hall—Appointments of Governor, Puolished by 3. 0 42 Ann street, New York, $5 per annum, in advance, fom November term appear in fa We" re All the this work. PHIA V8. NEW YORK—We lear from a rs that the amusements in Philadelphia cane otha mn New Work, every theatres concert aud ball room belay mihtly crowded, ‘But above all, he states," Hav- ing visited the different Eaveting alle ys (which, by the bye, hax now. become a very fushionable game, being a great pre: moter of hand as such recommended by the best physi cians) he finds them well attended by persons of all grades from the. porter reat bank finaucier, stock jobber, Se Hr speaks, yarticularly of one Herbert Hae fimaun, whe pis ft tyle and accomodation, « Bowling Saloon Cheanucstreets, where t v Ph nde nig! He tee assed Domestic Importations. APALACHICOLA=Ship Elish» Penison-67 bales cotton Grant & Burvon—355 W Barnwel!—sa Back & co—!2 W Whitlock j) =100 © Bolton, Fork Livinvston—15 Wood, Johuson & Bur 100 Jas FD Hurlint & co=50 WC Maitland 20 bales cotton Bogart & ton & co—232 Smith, Mills & ec cotton A es. on & & Bros—29 Post & ‘ohen & Bros—8 Sacket a von & CoB Swek = 147 Sprague, Kol Pratunas ich=23 TC profane language, or betting of 19 be lu any Phillip aylor & hal Way tolerated. ‘These 1 trvetly' entoreed by a beants vealth ‘ul clesrness— me fered. One trial will suffice to re- Hi ae ron Min on Tu fact there are sary ph: siciene sho now. prescribe th ‘wot him 1 Dut the gentleman of lunar ce: cases that have baffled thet skifitg, Limysel?’ have sere A cure isin Herachelty cee eruptions afer p rons have t mayrigse, Bar ven in vain, am ly it gives discolored Fe Paty cedieiyy Bi Outed healthy, clear look. Tris soid at 50 cents 4 cake by the ies, ‘ * iy. Rannels. prietor, at the sign of the American Kogle, 82 Eitan strbe Pus poe ew Yor 4 Goss ells, Anointed Agents-—Zicber, 3 Dock st. Philadelphia, gr next | Mesdames ‘ih * MeFarl to the Ameriern Hote}, Washington, D.C; 8 State st. Boston; Needham, MeFarland. acs Albany {34 Ful Fut ust. Brooklyn; 207 ij street, La Fonte, Miss Bedford. arleston, 3C. K. Bagby, Morristown, ‘erre, Maina Middicto'wn, Ge. Aigebte waneed tm el ocbet cles: NOTICE. fet im®ec, TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. For the coavenience of Juvenile Parties there will be » Grand Day Performance every Saturday Afternoon, com mencing at2 o'clock precisely, embracing all the choice and most 54 ena Hau STRIAN T AND GYMNASTIC ACTS the Seaso, ane, rtienlars see handbills at the Bo e which oy will be ready for delivery trom 11 6? clock A.M. og the time 7 © of opening ofiaes. et 50; Pit, 25; Galler h Gabery, 1236 cents MADAME, ADOLPH, removed from the Museum to Be. SALAMANDER SAFE AGAIN TRIUMPHANT The bok and papers of Joha Satara Sal alent mt JOUR tof thi it. Walimender arcs, of Stith “a make, which have never fail- salto preserve the contents, can only’ be had atthe Tran Sate Warehouse of SILAS C. HERRING. 11 6t Qewyr 9 te Lue OF EXCHANGE, land, Ireland and Seotland, mount, for sale by ight on all parts of £5. £10, £15 and J. SILVESTER, weit jovediwav. Our JECTIONS on ali parts of the cae Rae aene Joie ont favorsdle vera bY he most favorable Ber BY gga veereR, j% twee 20 TE ehrmmt wind 18 Penadwras PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. ble in sume tam be secufed ‘at tee Wor tice ome wi 2 hd ean be consnited in private parle claims not to be , FORTUNE TELLER; but practises noth hat ix reeoncilable to philosophy revealing the P. SMISTRS, the PRESRNT gnc TURE” She will inform theta if they are. ana ied or him, and has secured him many good and distinguished friends, bales cotton H Coit & coma42 b of whteh number | em on» =H Smith & Wright—9 Dib- Tam, Sir, sforar of 1 tater bse IANLY EXERCISE. —Brig Georgiana R Graves—18 Perkins & Hopkins ble & Pray—12 Wolte & Bishop. TPHESE fartamed Solapreted, Pills, from Portagal, are. we Peroatve (bea to be shun nein ths cowry. Seo a ment ou when of what husband or wile they. will get: : dapon ition and character,"as ifahe “Kaew them by ‘in i to 0 cents. iw AMUSEMEN' | CHATHAM THEATRE, REDUCTION OF PRICES,” iy Pe comes: i Tier 12cea esas Brow, Da iy Ml agen and Davis BRIDE OF THE skis. fier which be BENE acer Conclude wi BLACK RAVEN OF Phe TOMBS. clock and the perfermanes will com PrOHRLL {3 OLY Hab spe nine his road way, EVENING mn en pro Fra Diavolo, 5 tim me 0. aie Bera, EAUTY & THE Beasy. IF The Doors willbe opened ; foniannees commence atT, every eveniag PM 6 Abd the ners AMERICAN THMATRE—WAUNUT-TT— HILADELP ATA NUT SE. ON OF MISS C. CUSHMAN Nt a Matritn. be performed <== Dress Circle, Benefit of ? Mitchell . A. MARSHALL, Lester <aeICAT MUSEUM, nla ARNUM Mornay Opposite St.+ Paul's Chareh be week of ince tacle benim Nae OLESRROR NU "T “AEE y ot ap in astyle af splendor, a ase tha fe Pret ithout bel inn Ati ly and aseuredt e EXAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR ! "The amallent Dw ih al ence than, on the tmalles:deale eter before afcan | and evening at ® © M eect a hea gio eee 1 IkTEEN POUNDS | 3 weight, when but ‘mathe the od sas trical proportion, ily the most perfect D: he world Hi ats a atric hee meme Lunat week of the ig UHverally a mired ating of many gorgeous moving pik speetacle 0 ; THE /BURNING OF Moscow lua Petite Celeste, the admired danvense Mew the popular ballad singer 3 and a. 5 imic Singer, are engaged. Also, Vivaiain coletncetl® Go ire: shaaetive prenaation, the sublime and wonderful moving Di. Performances commence at7 o'clock. o7 fay performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at 1% jon to all 125 contee=Child dren half ps y next (day and evening) Farewell ‘Tom Thamb, and positively his feat mronean some time. jMee PEALE’S SEW YORK MUSKUM NATIONAL PORTRAIT, AND Pie d D W REOPENED RE GALLERY. E, Manage: Th cunblhment tata » almoni ty Wa enous WO it nme - Neatly and tastefully a distaved in nthe spacions halls, 10 COSTLY AND ELEGANT PICTURE GALLERY, Exceeding in extent and value ‘any other We Ameo very Tunes. and A id ning, commer ing on SIGNOR MAEL sks GORGEOUS DIORAMAS SION OF FHE THY INV AstoN OF RUSSIA, LAGRATION OF MOS” ow, NO, the great MISS HOOD, the accompl HAM, the Comite Singer ate imen of — Ci neluding the Ne Also MVS! ee the S whole BTR i) SAND D sess ‘id From Buginnd She wishes yor to imiose upon the pnblicy by making believe here Wireke v pnblic, by making them Fortune TELLER ossensesi pernstural yowerhut on the conta confesses publicly to he able to iustract ‘nther s af cod intellect, and mention theis ton ‘118 sactions of 3 <b URE sy Children halt price. TH AND. He U' > Tickets to the Museum, % e i29ec ROCKWELLS PATENT Di L1G NO. 9 ASTOR HOUSE, EN NT RAMEN Me ay STREET iy! Im*r ~~ MUSIG Scanznrs & REBHUN, Directors of the German Band, soxreae mich bane Heater steend prente paris nd mtheee No. 27 Delaney street near the Bowery, or No. 59 Crosby wt. iyl7 Ime an CONCERT THis try 1S SEASON Sigh RAPET TL hee the honor to inform Ne frends and the public that his fat Grand Concert of Voeal and fastramental Music will tale place at Niblo's Saloon, on Wednesday, the ich oces set hooeeaion ie will be assisted by some of the Particulars in fii (VIDEND—Jonuary 11. 1909—1 D the New Yorke Eau i lay declared a dividend of thre: ent on ofthe company i being on of the prota aes months le 10. the stor TEayable othe woe a on’ demand at the office of the OSEPH STRONG, Secretary. This company, with seem of 300,000 dollars—now sehole curely invested-—mcontinnes £0 ney f damage by fre, warehouses dwell ings, merchandize, household fur mailt, every de eit i application for insurance will be prom and on terms as favorable ff CAL th institution, Shepherd Ki ry Frederick er Biles Hotes, Yrtes Paul &pofford, ijt gyda Georee Rarelye, th, nes A John @ Jones, ¢ H Sad, James O Warts Peter A Hargou: Harvey Weed, Henry Rowland, James Gillespie, ne 1 Jouenh W Durvee. ee Pompany a . lary, orhotaebreakiog and sobberye ons CT damage by bur Ay gs or damage mls ane adjusted and paid. DAs. . President. reapectfuify. sulicits the cial advantages of the Ame- niean Land and Ecko Offer at Wor Walt sreet, in the city of New York, for the purchase, sale or exchange of Houses and Lots, Farms and uncultivated Lands, either at private or public sale, and forthe hiring and letting of Houses, Stores, F collecting the rents, and for taking the’ genera agency and supervision of Real Estate, also for the superiu- tapdanee erecting and repairing Buildings. Fersons having property to aell, exchange or let, will, find it to their advantage to apply at this office rather th other im the city, both in point of eeonom All property registered tn th vertised in two or more of the mos: widely rele and every honorable exertion made to “dispose of sain Should the rty not be sold at private sale, it will, if de- ited, be at pablie auction, thus giving to owners of the Property double edvantage, fe will also attend to effecti taining and loaning of money on securities, taking special Insurance on property, ob- ond and mortgage, or other to receive ample security for money loaned; and to have titles to property examined. by wet tlemen of the legal profession of established charncter hb ne eu Holders of vacant grourd that requires improving, wit Nf. wit pegtly fo their advantage to apply to him, ax his knowledge of Vind of buildings wl ich are most prodective fer’ the d ent localities; wofthe importance: and his long ac- sem re ‘witn the building of houses. will ensble him to ket m erected en the most retronable terms at a far less expense Re il take charge of real estate intended for public tales his knowledge froma oxpariense tar cactlog cp tee will value to those sotending to dispose of theit property, | prepare the advertisements, see that they are properl ! ted and superintended, and direct the sale;and {will be found to be a gre from the fact that property has been frequently sacrificed ttention and skillful manageraent. that seinies ap agent to take charge Cy don having it faithfully and nf all moneys received, promptly to hire oF parchase property, or eraliy be accommodated free of sel or ‘iption of the property, sa) forthe last. three or four years from the want of prope Individuals or © mpai of their real estate, m economical man ged "ersons Wishi can most pense—and persons h | estate by sendi mediate atten All letters for the purchase, tile of exchange of real estate, Byler the loaning ov partiug at of money. must ibe directed to WILLIA MMERS, Aunerican an I street, New York; and the postage im atracts and other pipers prepared at MEDICAL NOTICE RK. HOMER BOSTWICK, Professor of Surgery ai New York Medieal and Surgical In pays articular attention to ihe treatment of diseases of the art and lungs, d ea of t live were ines HOMPR BOSTWICK, M. D. No. 75 Chambers street, of Browtway OK ALBANY Fin swambent UTICA reaudt st, on This Ate at the of whart. Te steamboat Charter Oak will leave ‘as above to-morrow atte t 5 welock, far {FOR LONDON —Regular packet of the do ewe 43.—The very superior sailing packet LLINGTON ewe Chadwick, will posi regular day me oe perior accommodations for eabiu,secoud ca! eerage passengers, persons wishing to embark should early application on board, foot of Maiden lane, GO IL bye MeMURKA oe ves eer, fou ‘The above will be gueceeded by the packet ‘ship Quedse, sail on the 20th Febraary. Persons wishieg to send for their friends sboverth mm the old country, can have them brought out by the above ships, or any of the regular packets, by applymg as above ; if by ad post paid, ‘ PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second Line—Th Fos eo NEDIA, James Funk, master, will sail on the ist March. INCK BOYD & BINGE Eats Walines, i ORL, GREE UISTANA AND YORK LINE Regular Packet of loth Pe, WARSAW, Capt. Hathaway, er cemular day. For rea or passaye, having py pocommodations, apply So boar team a Toot 0 3 oar at Bie kK’ CO: 1 LIN HCG, Se sou pm Toly aie wei haying thet coeventty & eee that inetmally used. Avy {naps w io aveliecd eal pen ven ‘and i fulfilled ine Woodrafl wno will prompt The packet ship Ocmal Cap tain Peet, will succeed the Warsaw, and sail m meee, © ai The a ain TASSAGE. FOR NEW -ORLEANS=On0y Realar Live—The wpluvdid fat saline packer ~4? ARKANS. or regulary ise aud tee irges, will sail positively “Having Seitenals |, second eabin a aon Voard oF to" ci Wik rf ce yrctane a