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, if he is not allowed to board at home, or cannot ship but from the Sailors’ Home? His wages will mit of paying two boards. It is well known to you all, sailor spends but little money in his own boarding house, nd the best customer in the grog shops is from the Saul ors’ Home. I may here remark, « greet y of eailors’ Jandiords keep temperance houses. Now, gentlemen, to the second question: —" What do they want?” ‘ * 4 err hy, we want the people to open their eyes is coustititional mouopoly, an abi usin an, application to the Legislature, to oppose the gift ofthe $10,000 already loaned to the Home, and which they now apply for as « gift, and assist them in compelling the return of the $10,000 to its legitimate channel, and to be applied to the general Good, and not exclusively to the use of =7 party or in stitution—to aid us in asserting the seamen’s rights as oi tizensof a free country, and in putting down a monopol established to the injury of tradesmen diffusing their tom throughout the whole community, whereas Sailors’ Home confine their patronage to one butcher and baker, keep their own clothing and shoe store, do their and mak rofit out of the sulor in ever, BS ere pe er vi the influence of the Sal- checked, but ulong shore way but out of grog; ore Home sto} Sore, if not successfull: extend fo all descriptions of people wo: connected with shippiny ‘To the third question. point out by resolutions to be adopted at this meeting, the public and the Legislature, the monopoly existing in the Sailors’ Home, and compel, as faras may be in their power, a restriction of the money lent to the Home at the expense of the other part of the community, and to assert their rights as citizens of afree Republic, and to ask all honest men, whether whigs or democrats, to join them in so doing. ee GEORGE BANGLEY OVER. {. Fen. 3d, 1834, 316 Water st., N. ¥. ‘The meeting was also eloquently and effectually ad dressed by the Chairman, W. Shaler, Esq., W. Palmer, John Bloodgood, Esq.—who in his good natured sailor-like introduced the instance of a young man, a native of ‘ity, who was that day refused shipping because he did not board at the Sailor's Home, this same young man living with his mother and assisting in supporting her. ‘This same young man also served his »pprenticeship out ofthix port. ‘The meeting was also addressed to the pur- pose by Alexander Ming, and G. H. Pursee, whose elo- quence elicited great applause. The following resolutions ‘were unanimously adopted Resolved, That all monopoly is odious, and contrary to thefundamental Dee get of a free republic, and it is es- segtial to the well being of the public that the monopoly now held by the Sailors’ Home should be fully represented tothe people, and laid before the Legislature for redress. Resoived, That the Sailors Home enjo} rs privileges un- equalled in the annals of our country, being furnished with the capital of $10,000, without interest, for five years lent from the public purse to establish an institution, pro- mising to be for the benefit of seamen in general, particu- larly the distressed, but now become an oppressive mo- nopely, injurious alike to the sailors’ interest and those connected with them. Resolved, That the fact of the monopoly is fully developed by the ship owsers and merchants controlling the funds and managing the institution to the injury of the sailors by ordering the officers of their ships not to employ any men for them who do not board at the Sailors’ Home, being to the exclusion of married men and young men who are in duty bound to reside with their families and suppert them, as well as preventing seamen from boarding where they have been accustomed to, or like—depriving them of that freedom of person that every honest citizen has a right to enjoy Resolved, ‘That this meeting therefore consider the Sailors’ Mome, as at present carried out, an infringement of our rights and privileges as citizens of a free republic, and particularly of the sailors and those connected with them, and of the shipping in general—in this the meeting is fully confirmed by the past proceedings of the ship owners and managers of the Sailors’ Home, by wielding this institution to the exclusion of all who do not patronize that institution. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be sign- ed by the officers presiding, and published as they deem proper, also to be transmitted to the Governor, with the request that he will be pleased to lay the same before the Legisiature for their action thereon,and we pray redress at their hands, and to cause a due restoration. of the funds lent from the State to the institution, that the same may be constitutionally employed. From the New York Protestant Vindicator, Nov. 3, 1841, Gg _BRISTOL’S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. We never notice the “ all efficient” m ines, genuineor quackery of the day. But we have witnessed a case of oneof ourown Executive Committee, which we cannot pass over in silence. We allude to the remarkable cure of Mr. Thomas Hogan, who is well known in our city, and to our city author: from his official duties in the City He was brought to the very gates of death by @ most painful disease in the face and head. It was pro- rofulous affection. His physicians ceased , and he was despaired of by his little family; while his friends expected daily to hear that he was con. signed tothe tomb. But we are all the delighted witnesses of his unexpected restoration to health, so that he c2n go about and attend to husiness. And all this, we know, was effected simply by his Seer according torule, Bristol’s Extract of Sarsapariila, This is no puff of quackery. Mr. Hogan is willing to explain and give all proper information on this matter to those who may wisn to see him. He is to be found at 208 Stauton street, N. Y. {@ READ ONE, READ ALL.—Dear Sirs: Though T have not the pleasure of a personal acquaintance with you, yeta sense of duty to yourselves and to the public generally, constrains me to bear my testimony,unsolicited by in favor of your Compound Clarified Essence o nd Candy. Having sometime ago been serious- Jy afflicted with cold on my breast, the symptoms of which were becoming alarming, I accidentally came across Four invalyable Hoarhonn Conds ar hnt p nartial 1 al ww dayv found quite unexpect he difficulty ofmy heart and th threat give way.— ne free and easy mucus discharge, together with other most desirable effects which your candy produced, saved me most probable from a consumption, which seemed to Jay fast hold upon my Jungs, and enable me to pursue my arduous duty without serious embarrassment, while at the same time J recovered my health. With sincere res; o% Iam, gentlemen, yours, &c, JOHN B. LYON, Pastor of the Methottist E. Church, York, Pa. fo a J. Pease & Son, 45 Division strect.—January 4, B.—We would here observe that the above gentle- man is now Pastor of the German Mission Church in Se- cond street near avenue ©, in this city, and all who are sceptical will please call ‘and see him, and he will dispel their doubts. J. PEASE & SON, 46 Division st. GG- PRESERVATION OF HEALTH.—The extraor- dinary increase of patent medicines renders it necessary to direct the attention of families and invalids to a remedy to which they may have recourse with benefit and safet: Foremost among those which are recommended for etfic: cy and pieasantness, are Sherman’s Medicated Lozenges, which ior years have deservedly enjoyed extensive popu- larity. Forcoughs, colds, asthma, whooping cough, con- sumption, headache, palpitation, lownesa of spirits, sea sickbess, worms, dyspepsia, &c,, these Lozenges are inval- uable. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is at 106 Nassau street. Agents—s State street, Boston, 42 Westminster street, and scanwix Hall, Albany, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadel- phia. G@ “THE TONIC MIXTURE.”—This celebrated remedy is composed of five ingredients, the active princi- ples of which are highly concentrated. It is now used very extensively and with great success by the medica faculty, for the cure of debility, (from whatever cause,) dyspepsia, nervows complaints. ‘Sold by the authority of the College of Medicine and Phermacy of the city of New York. Price $1 per bottle. Half dozen (in cases) $5. W.S RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College 97 Nassau st GG THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE cures all cases of gonorrhea, gleet, seminal weakness, and debility of the generative system. A cure is guaran: teed in all cases. Sold by authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York. In large bottles, price $1 ; in small do, 50 cents ; in cases, $3. . §. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau street. New Penny Parex.—The subscribers have the honor of announcing to the public, that they have completed their arrangements or the establishment of a new penny paper in this city, under the title of THE EVENING SUN, the first number of which will be published from the Oitice, south-east corner Nassan and Fulton streets, di- rectly opposite the old “ Sun office,” on Wednesday even- i: “ova the 8th instant, FOSTER & CO. MONEY MARKET, Sunday, Feb. 6—2 P, M. At Boston, yesterday, there were sales as follows :—3 Bonds Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 6's, 1850, each $1,000, 60 per cent ; 3 Certificates Massachusetts 5’s, each £200 oF $960, 88} por cent. The new Board of Brokers is now fairly in operation. it was organized under Col. Hamilton as President, but who we understand has now resigned, and Walter Mead, Eq. late Cashier of the North American Trust Company, is to be President at a nominal salary. ‘There are from twenty-two to twenty-four sitting members, and for several days the public have attended and taken part in the transactions. That is, when a broker offers asteck at Afeertain price, a bystander desirous of purchasing, ex- claims I take it,” and names his broker, who performs the business at a quarter per cent commission on the amonnt of the purchase, instead of on the neminal capi- tal, as atthe old board. ‘This system seems to take with the public, and will, undoubtedly, lead to throwing open the ol board. The new bord, it is well known, was formed by those members of the ol board, who didnot succeed in their application for readmittance. They have sssociated with them, many however, who never be. longed to the other boar). The following is a list of the members of the new board :— € J. R. Satterlee, formerly Pre- sident Greenwich Bank. Hy, Leeds, formerly firm A Leeds & Co. — Lamb, Hrendee Nethen, Henriques, BredeCamman, mmann, J. Henry, formerty Martin Boddard, J. St, Joh * were members of the old board, the street brokers. It necessarily follows, ere an association is @rmed under such circum: stances, that all are not responsible This is guarded against by the enforcement of the rule requiring ten per cent of the amount tobe put up. The frequent short and emphatic “ten up,” which follows a call of stock, al- though it dampens the hopes and elongates the visage of many an enterprising neophyte, ensures the satety of the ‘Contract. The receiptsof specie at New Orleans for three days, ending January 26th, were as follows : — Inrours or Srrcie av New Onreans. Por ship Chaos, trom Liver fer bark Richmond, (rom Per ship Ellen Brooks, trom Per steamboats, from the West Total..... doubtedly too large at al) points, more last six months of 1842, as compared with the last 5i months of 1939, show a decline of $60,000,000, of which $33,000,000 was in the port of New York. The import and distribution of this amount of goods, probably *ur- nished business paper to the amount of $75,000,000, and with other branches of trade the decline is near 100,000,000, of an average of three months bills, making $25,000,000 per snnum less business for the banks. The consequence is, that the institutions now are utterly una- ble toemploy their funds in a safe manner. They are, therefore, driven to the purchase of bills at the present low rates for the purpose of importing specie, which yield about seven per cent at present rates, This gives a tem porary employment to their funds, aad in ordinary times the import of specie would create by its interior opera tion, a renewed demand for import of goods, w! again place mercantile paper at the disposal of the banks This result eannot now be brought sbout for several re sons, the most prominent of which are the high tatift +++ $70,000 +» 90,000 241,000 1,000 The amount of capital employed in banking, is un- ticularly in this city, where the greatest decrease has taken place in that business, which creates the greatest demand for banking facilities The imports into the United States, for the | ,,, h would He was about twenty-four years of age, of steady habits was much esteemed by a large circle of friends and maint. ances. He has left a wife and two children to mourn his an- timely end. : Stir Chavpivs.—At the last accounts, this ship had drove well up on the breakers, ond her masts had been eut away Ic sed! from this circumstance she had not bilged. Two from Mobile for the crew having tefased ted he and mate, and take the biig io—'* the Isle of Pines,” three of them are tn tons and will be sent home for trial—the brig will proceed on her vovage as soon as she can procure men, whieh (at present are rather scarce. ss Senn Canoxine, Smith, of and for New York, in attemptin to cross the bar of the Rio Grande, after having then been of for 20 days, was by a heavy norther, blown om the South Port, with loss of anchors and chains, aud was lying on the 7th ult indess than 2 feet of water, Scum Zenvian, Parks, from New York, went into the Bras- She ad been ashore, and was obliged to former port daty, and ph sos on the Hch ult! overboard he ps_remaining un- th seareity of seamen, that ship owners are end to the Cape to procure hands to man their ves: Ben Whatemen, A letter from on board the Wm Wirt, of Fairhaven, reports her at the Cape de Verds on the loch of November, all well— 0 oi. Spoken, Baltic, Gregory, i5days from New Orleaus{for Nantz, no date, lat 24 40, lon 76 50, vy: Som aes Pa ni Home Port: Wiscasset, Feb 2—Sid Andrew, Chase, Havana; fellow: ship, Sawy. trinidad de ba. PoutLann. § eb 2—Arr Ort jidad de Cuba Cy Havana. Sid Sarah, (vew) Rol Hepoleow Robinson On Woodbury, Matanzas; Exel Irleans; Washington, vitt, Havana Boston, Feb {—Telegraphed, Alice Signal for'a brig. Cld Conolanus, Elwell, Autwems Tioga, » | Ricker, Havana piindeor, Li nell, do and Harope: Ida, Bale ett, Chale antalier, Berry, Havana; St Phere. Bryant, StThomas; Frieud. Howes, Mobiles Saar, Pendle, NYork, ") (Bremen) Hohorst, ‘olby, from Cadiz.— co New Bevrono, Feb 3—Cld Charlot Bremen. y Hour, Feb i—No arrival, Remain in port, Ganges, , for Salein; Alpine, Foster, for Boston; Susan, Pettee, Tarvavrin Cove, Jan 27—Arr Chickasaw, Kend! Baltimore for Boston, aud std 29th. Arr 30th, Geracock for Boston, having lost deck load on | also dragged her anchors nearly to. the breakers in the ring the gale of the Ist, where she held on till the wind ¢ when she got off without damage, Also arr, Jaspei, Nicker= you, Boston for NYork, and remains Feb 2d, with the January, for and the prevailing discredit, which is a bar to} “"brovipence, Feb3—Ar i ae the revival of trade upon banking credits. On wey Bree Fort op Pillsbury, Thomaston a spect basis prices cannot rise #0 high, as | GiRYoR: Feb % Thos er. Nickerson, Providence for to admit of imports under the present taritl, and the } Durfee, affords but In this case the natural ope- transaction of business upon a specie ba: small pickings to the banks. ration of the laws of trade will reduce the amount of cap: ital employed in banking, because it cannot be made pro- fitable. Some of the institutions, as the Mechanics’ Bank are already applying for a reduction of their capitals to place them on a sound basis. Of the 24 banks in the cit: perhaps one third should go into liquidation to yield a fair future profitto the remainder. When speculative credit ran wild, Bank capital was multiplied because it was profitable and “made the meat it fed on.” The re verse being the case it must now be reduced. In this pro cess of reduction, stockholders of all the institutions re- Those banks quire to use the utmost discrimination. which are in the worst cordition, on being forced into li quidation by the progress of events, will pay nothing — On the other hand, those which are well managed and retain their business, will hereafter be valuable. Thi now the turning point with them. There is not business enough for them all; a few will retain it and make money —the others willbe ruined. Some stocks which now sell very low are worth much more. The multitude o! free banks which have been started, are sifted down to three in this city—whose affairs, by hard knocks, pru dence, and vigilance, are in good train. The American Exchange Bank long since cut adrift the host of Pearl street jobbers who atarted it to borrow instead of to lend, Those concerned of sound,capital, soon purged it of the drones. The Bank of Commerce, by the force of circum- stances, has been saved from the stockjobbers. who wish- ed tomake atool of it. The Mechanics’ Banking Asso- ciation, by along course of prudence has got its affairs on afirm footing. Its returns are not yet made public, but Its productive real estate is about $102,000, specie ou hand $216,000, and de- the result shows a surplus of $32,620. posits $170,000. One ofthe most extraordivary features of the financial revolution now in progress. is the fatality by which those who arethe most strenuous advocates forthe credit sys- tem, whose prosperity has hitherto depended upon it, and whose daily cry is for its extension by a “return of confi- dence,” are by their deeds, doing their utmost to destroy the fabric which they profess to rear, All credit depends upon the hope and belief of the creditor, that he shall ul: timately obtain payment. If the public give credit to banks by taking their notes, it is because they are confi dent that those notes will be paid. I! an individual gives becauseyhe believes that he will pay him, and if he will oot, that the laws will Ifa capitalist lends another credit for property, it compel him to restore the propert money boo Otatey it te haoauee he ie womGdont the Le. gislature are possessed Of common sense and common honesty, that represent truly their constituents, and are not contracting larger debts than those constituents are ableto pay, and consequently that the people are both able and willing to pay. While confidence is thus unsha- ken, creditors are willing to extend their loans to almost any extent, and such was the case in 1836-7, and 1833-9; at the former period it first became evident that the jbanks could not pay; the Legislature allowed them to suspend because only the public were the creditors. This was the first serious blow to confidence—the creditors of the banks found that they could not get their pay, and the law would not protect them. The sophistry of bankers and flnanciers however, lulled suspicion, and States and individuals were stilltrusted. Soon the revolution reached the indi vidual speculators, and they, having suspended, as the ished to have their failure legalized in in the same way; and the bankrupt law of Congress and thestay laws of the States, taught creditors that their trust in the protection of the law was as fruitless as that in banks had done, w the means of their debtors. The next phase which the re. volution presented,was the infection of the tax payers many of the States. The law had absolved banks and indi viduals from the payment of debts, and there formed an almirable argument why taxes should be resisted, and State bankruptcy has been the result; again the revolu tion rolled forward and assumed anew phase. The bank- ruptey of the several States formed a capital argument for ruining the Federal Government for their relief, consequently profane hands seized the land revenues, and attendant measures have broughtjthe Federal Government tothe verge of bankruptcy; to perfect which, nothing but the issue of $200,000,000 of National stock is required. Each andall of these measures have been called “re lief measutes ;” they have been perfected those men who clamor for a restoration of confidence yet their object has been to defraud those who give cred Whata singular infatuation—that men should imagine that the way to get credit is openly to cheat and defy those whom they wish to trust them ! Married. On Sunday, dth inst., W. E. A. Camp, to Miss Axw Ext- za Vanpuzen, both of this city. Died. On Sunday, 5th inst. at half past one P. M., THomas Gitmone, @ nativeof the county Galway, Ireland, aged 32 years. His friend d those of his father-in-law, ‘Thomas Creswell, and likewise his brother Martin, and his Lig nd his 1, this afternoon at 4 o’clock, from his late residence in law A. fune 15 Chestnut street. —_—_"_aa_—_—_ Domestic Importation Sarroll, are respecttully invited to at: he United. States, Aratacutcota—Ship Mary Phillips—120. bales cotton Geo Neat Collius—9) JH Talman—22 Smith, Mills & co20. Cahoone, ast Sew © Kinney & co--20 Earl, Porter & ( s—80 LM Wiley—5o ton & co—31 Monehan Lawrence & Trimble—60 A 8 Penni & thers—107, W Barnwellmit J Boorman Silas Bronson—30 Gibson & C: Knee Gray & jand—4G Crosby—10 E Richardson & co—28 Post & Phillips—15 hides R $8 Williams & co—2 chains J R Hitchcock. MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents, We shall esteem! it a favor, if captains of vessels will give to Commodore Rowkat Suuvey, of our news fleet, a re the port whence they sailed, the 4 list of their cargo, and auy way have. He wil board them Agents and correspondents intelligence they ean obtain. ind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 6, by Bogart & Hales confer x faver by, sending to this Naatie ha; Rosalthe, Baker, Wickford for Norfolk; Rienzi, ‘York for Providence: ‘eb, 3, previous to 9. aM Phos Fenner, Philadelphia; Mary Aum, Ma.ze, and Yantic, N ork. Aratacnicor,s, Jan 2i—Arr_ 17th, Ellen, Radeliff, New Or- leans; 18th, Patriot, Rich, Charleston; 19ch, Emily, Smith, H. - | vanay Mallory, Brown, New York; Carolise & Platt, Rice, di Chi 17th, Sawada N y e,d0; Emble flo; hoctaw, Fit , | 20th, loge’, Charleston. In Courtevay, Turner, 4 eleigh, New Y¥. jartha, Washington, Tyler, do; B Aymar, Carver, freight: Rose,Conk- Solon, Bucknam, do; Liverpool, Hadley, disg: Marion, ner ¢ Wanderer, Lewis, for Norfolk; O Va; Mary Elien, Butler, Mobile: + | Win Ozman, Marphy, do; Julia, Sh ton; Melissa, Farnum, L Star, Williams, Middletown, Cr; Pequot, Lewi: ig Arixene, McClintock, N York. SOUND PILOT-OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for | \) Bedford, Nantucket Shouls, Koston. Portsmouth, Portland. Kennebeck, and other ports. Office at Frye & Shaw’s Nauti ew cal Store, 222 Water, corner Beekinay street, N.¥-—Vico versa Adams? Express, Boston, three days before wanted, 1 | Charge the same as from Gay Head. 325 Imisr PROSPECTUS OF , THE MEDICAL NEWS AND LIBRARY. HE numerous applications for the Medical Intelligence from Physicians in every part of the country, and the gene= ral approbation it has received, has induced the pablishers to be 1} lieve hat its more frequent pubheation, with an enlargement of its plan, Would render it still more accentable to. the profes- ion. He has therefore determined to issue icin future mouth- oder th fed and that it al intelli- of clinical lectures,acconuts of the different Me- and Hospitals, with notices of cases and opera- stitutions, and various other matters of tnterest - ‘The numerons medicat delusions of the day, es resorted to be charlatans to delude the public due attextion and be fully exposed. Quuckery umed a more audacious front, or appeared in mare guis than at present; and with the aid of the pow! isted, seems likely to overshadow t d hole country, less proper efforts are made to ar est it, and medical meu art furnished with the means of refuting the’ numerous falsehoods aud sbsurdities daily mainly because the yagrted, and which obtain credence in regard to them never made own. the scope of this periodical, it will he perceived, is entirel different from that of the American Journal of the Medieat ‘The latter contains the mature retleetions aud th ed results of the practical experience of the best 1810 the profession. “The former will be devoted to lighter tal literature. Tt will record discoveries ax they are tande aud passing events as they occur, ‘urnishing thus the material which only afier being sifted, composed, verified and dusested, heecome fit for the quarterly.” ‘The large unmber of - | journals received by the editor will. furnish ample materials of such description, and-muen that is extremly interesting, but which would not find its way (o the profession through existing sources of intelligence, will be submiztud through this Student's Librory, was some f work for reference to the practitioner. The very full and admirable Course of Lectures en the Prin- eutice of Medi Vouely oat nt dy Professun son, of Kings College, Londou, will be the first of the ‘These Lectures will have their seperate paging, and will, when complet~, form a volume that may be bound by the subscriber. ‘To conform to this extension of its plan, the title of Medi« cal News and Library” has been adopted. January and February numbers now ready. TERMS. advance. ISRAEL POST, 88 Bowers. One Dollar per anuuro, ‘Address 16 2t is*ec : PARR’S LIFE PILLS. “THIS Fine Herbal, Medi into the United States of time, withont« proprietors, it. sale in the States of New York, Pennsylvania, New. England States and Canada, has increased with such rapidity as to exceed their most sanguine expectations. The public are now beginning to understand and appreciate the s x months, yet in thi extraordinary exertions on the part ot hort space the Ferior efficacy of this mild wedicine to the powerful parkatives that m ve therto sold them iw the ye of ptils which ime bat always at the expense of it and rendering it more liable to re- other complamts. he contr ity skeutly eradicate disease by removing all obstracti the intestinal canal, purify ing the blood, strengthening th tem, aud creating ainatural and healthy action of the bodly—d ully a# @ tonic, and restore to the vatien ak Ith: craving for food. Asa family and may jong me- if perfec'ly free ho pam, and acting mildly mal > have take: i hest terms of the great beuefit nd to all femal speak im the ‘bi from the use of 1 | finditagreesble to take, soothing fo the sysu body=in the Spring the torpid and acrimonious fluids that have laid dormant in ‘he body dusing the winter, but are again brong)t mta.ac- uvity, will be speedily removed by takicg Parr’s Life Pil's night, before going to bed, for two or three Weeks. The ave alre dy many excellent testimonials of the ef Life Pills in bilioas and. scorbatie complaints, coustipation of the bowels, dyspepst jelility and complaints incideutal to females, aie the exclusive agents for the sale js where may be had gratis ife and Times of rr, with two fige engravings, and much other iter = ist and Chemist, 9§ William street ; Rushton & 110 Broadway and 10 Astor House ; Sands & Co. druggists and chemists, granite buildings, No. 273 Brosdway, corner Chamber street ; David Sands & Co. No. 77 East Broadway ; P. Dickie, 413 Broadway, corner Lispenard street; John B Dodd, druggist, Broadway, eorner Bleecker N. W. Badeau, Bowery Med 60 Bowery ; deaggist, 948 Grand, eorwer Norfolk street e's Medicine store, 63 Bowery, corner Walker s ,comer Fulton and War 267 Greenwich street. apothee srie street; J. Wendo' 14 Eighth avenue ‘Wells Simons, seed, drag, and 813% Fulton street, wholesal cine Warehouse, prietor’s effice Clarendon House, cor, Daane st. a Small boxes 25 cents, Large or family boxes 5 Persons desirous ef obtar: ing an ageney for th country, will please direct thei letters, post pa herts & er box WT, New York. T° DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS from the So Wort 7. ROBELUTS & CO. of London, proprietors of the celebrated and popalar medicine, “Par Pills,” have ing established a depot and being vow r the sale of the same im New York, extent, prepared to supply the market to. at of which there boxes weekly, and alth impuriti operations on the system, it may be taken by the an female and staall children. w above may be had wholesale at the officer of T. Roberts No. 304 Clarendon House, corner of Dacne & Broad first floor. oli ae FOR SALE=A y Twit land dog of figest breed and larwest « U about leaving the uid having no use for be pose of him upon reasonable terms. For partir jetcher delicate cofide cure of one divease, in all ite differept stiges bys my which has never been knowa to fail, . We allad th Doctor Hanter’s Red Drop,which has grined such wae xsmnpied celebrity io nearly every etty 1p the United States, and im Che city alone it has eared of cases when ali ether reme ¢ ended in hopeless despondency; by ealling at the old jan Dispensary No 3 Division at, you may rely om an ute cure. Price $1 per vial, & itere 7 2| Moon sere +628 | HIGH WaTeR — Arrived, i Ship Mary Philli from Apalachicola, with Pratt, 14 ai cotton, to Post & Phillips. Sailed inco. with ship Ambassador, for Liverpool. Bargue Barrington, Barstow, (of Providence) 20 days from New Orleans, with cotton, Sc: to master Schr Jobn H. Hongland, Denman, 2 days from York Rv othe master. On Wriday, sawn large sobr wit ADAME ADOLFH does not expect wo capape the com {the ignorant. nor the pereentions of the bratal == hat they #0 anxiously desire— ity im affure of the and by She gratifies ctriosity, im ural, and theref re proper makes men and wom come glimpres of thet pee sivcerity, She will see parlors, 19 Park Row. SIG. RAPETTI’S LAST CONCERT THIS SEASON QIGR RAPE TTL has the honor to ofr his (ie re sur tretRtichreang manare on Water Quarter—took her to be one of | At Lie wail tal ice ur Nba. Baloses ne od ie fo! ickets. n ocen is Schr American, Johasou,2 days from York River, with oys: | othinetsem which ocevstou he will be assisted by som ters, to master, een jars in future adverti One ship, two brigs, anknown. ree the eye of Mc HENRY FAREY. Civil Herald Marine Correspondence. F ‘neer: he is earnestly roquested t9 write to his sister, Orvis oF rms Hugne Inaroen,y MESSRS. J. & J, COLMAN & CO, e" * a " y yoo easel, Colliys Progen 4 to New 0: Kb aa Add 7 Seen ous mbers, fro 10, Coast of fo rows e, Brewn, Rall Iver for Baltimore,’ Returned, Sid Mary Kimball, Boston. General Recora, Me. W: m. F. Allen, a pilot belonging to the New Jersey pilot boat § ah, was lost overboard yesterday, x ww esd during the easterly gate, south Of the bin jada, “Hie waa, Ri PORTUGUES SMALE PILI the helm steering the boat for Sand= Hook, when the ve: was THESE fartamed and celebrated Pilla, from Port: are, struck by a heavy sea which washed nim overboard. effort was made to save him, but wnfortunately withor very ‘we perceive, to be obtained in this country. + | ment on the last column, fourth page, See ____ AUCTION SALES. _ THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer. BY BELL & HOWARD. and 115 Pultom s'reet.d TUESDAY. At 10 o'clock in the sales room. le of foreign and domestic dry goods, in lots to don and French cloths, eassimeres, Yestings hwey goods, jewelry, guns, cutlery, ke. reneh superfine broad » lots to suit, 126 vest patt Iso, about 600 yai beaver cloths and ¢ gloves, stockings, so, 5 valuable wat hand efor and handkerchiefs, aud numerous other choice goods. WEDNESDAY. At 1036 o'clock at the sales room. ;dearte and.aplendd sale of frst rate furniture of all deseripr from families removing, &e.; also, first rate city made new do Testun vanel eden Ome Mg Tugs, Carpets, matti oil clot s'eds, bed vofas, chairs, tables, “4 jooking glasses, ward- robes, sideboards, elezant sofas, couches, le top. dressing bureai to pier and ceutre cable pep pianoforte, all kinds of bed r niture, kitel Ke. RSDAY. AL 1034 ofc loek, iu the sales room, Extra nnd Positive Bale of Paintings, Sofas, “&e.—By cata- logue. 57 trunks valuable paintings, by ‘he best masters, of the ancientand modern schoots—immediately after, 24 sofas, equal to any inthe city—Freach couches, ottomans, divans, sewing and rocking chairs, 18 dozen ‘and inaple parlor do, foot benches, Inmpa, chandel ‘ TO LET—Two large rooms in 2d and 3d stories of No. 175 roadway. opposite Howard's Hotel. HENRY FE. RIELL, Auevy. BY WELL & ARCULARIUS ner of Duane streets. Store 301 Broadwa wo le advances to any amount on Recnrox prompt. Sales of real estate and ont old furniture attended to in apron. Liquors. Sewars, ke., everv sday; Far severy Wednesday ind Saturda: NDAY, Jock, in the sale room : othing, Jewelry, &e. ‘This stock of tsof fine eloth frock, dress and over ahogany: ke. B. & A. ire now read consignments, door sules of hor “Regulnr sales niture, Pianos, &e At 103g Large sale of cloths clothmg is large and ¢o coats. . _ Also, a desirable lot of fine and plain colored cassimere pants sill, cloth, snd velvet vests, all made. in. fashionable style and worthy of the attention of dealers, fi Sale unlimited ayd without teserve ers. ree lots or Can be examined three hours before the sale.* TUESDAY, 7th Feb. Athalf-pgt 10 o’elack, in the sales room, Groceries, wines, liquors, se; Also, 150 m segars in bond. suit buyers. Will be sold at short price or to WEDNESDAY, th Feb, At 1036 c’elock in the nouns. A large lot of housekeeping good: 400 mahogany parlor, cottage, office and bed room ehair s, bo h stends, China ware, and an invoice of fancy mestic zoods, The attention of buyers is req are uni and deserve more than ord HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, No. 775 Broadway, between 9th and 10th 4 M. 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He also impart to all in ten lessons of ch admired system of mercantile and eprst return the money, at the expiration tlemengare tanght a bold, fre, dashing style of merean ting, Written with the greatest rapidity. The lad i of epistolary writing=an inval to the sex, Young gentlemen qaalified as teachers of the art, im all its course of Mereautile and Epistolary Wi RM a ‘Two Dollaraand a ball, Bookeeping, reduced from fifteen to to doliars, for an untimited atvendance, pryable in advance. Visiting the eity ean receive a course of writing les- wo or three days. The ladies meet davty from 11 to 1 centlemen at 9A M, and 3s, 7and § PM. te ine ction given. viharssie atthe Academy, « superior article of gold and me- 1 Pena. « obert H Mo Mayor of the eity of N York. Reranansnen ae Uy egeer" MEDICAL dha pen _ HOMER BOSTWICK, Professor of Surgery * I AS two ork Medical and Sargieal Institute, gays taricalar apetion to the treatment of diwenses of the mead tangs, dyspepsia, piles, diseases o a, oo eae omslaictas the great success that hel attended his ind those paintal and so frequently fatal rents from the most remote parteof the country ander his eare, amd out of 231 patients that ce, all but five returned to theit homes per howe live were ineural HOMER BOSTWICK M.D. No. 75 Chambe; ty Secoud house weet of Browdweyt . female jy bon iam ____ AMUSEMENTS. _ WELCH’S OLYMPIC CIRCUS, ON | AT THE M Cony per Tier l2k¢cea +3 MONDA KVENING PARK THEATRE. sUULIET: THE DEVOURING OGRE nomnaltseathih AMUSEMENT, CHATHAM THHATRE, DUCTION OF PRICES. — Will be rereated Every Kvening until further notice, Conelede witty With all the Great Display of nery, and the debut of COUSIN 'LAMBK: OUR EXCELLENT ARTISTS | Doors open at 0M u'clock aud the perfermanes will com men In the Prinespal Character can expense hi —— CARD OF INFORMATICN. PALT precisely ‘and inall other respects produced to unknown in this erty. 7S OLYMPIC THMATRE 144 Browd: ww York, ? » Mr." Muteheltt The public are respectfully advised, that in order to Secure MOND. Ways Benefit. Seats, an Karly Appleation should be mad@ in she Morning, MOGRAND EMT? which will preventmany ineonveniences and disappointments to the continual influx of Families. who are pleased to honor To be Lollow: and patronize OLYMPIC CIRCUS! WELCH? estrian Virceto) TL Rockwell & Cadwallader Kai kewell & Cadwallader Clowns to the Messrs. Gossin & at7 o'clock, 1G, tgif! be nerformed WiirEHEAD. by the aon BOOTS AT THE Sway. Phe Doors wilt be opened at nalt at halt-paai 6, and . 1 MG, and the we. ne KA ‘The troupe will PHILAD MAQNIFICENT™ EG UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Miss ( CUSHMAN emtath y cHne snes MONDAY EVENING, Heh. will be nerformed Pas deDanee,by Miss Wells ‘After which, Mant Glenroy in a variety ‘if ‘Superb and Difficult Feats on IRISHMAN’S FORTUNE, orsebact » pat Exercises on the Battoute. Board. HIS PAST UNG. aformations by C J 4 &. AL MARSHALL, Lesson, AMERICAN MUSKUM, te Indian of the F y Mo Marble Building, Bi way, i a "2 C fa Corde Volante, PETHG Paitin Broadway, opposite St, Prats Charch titled the Three Glad: Na rol, an ; ans. (At this period of the Eveutug an intermission of teu minutes will ensue. om never equalled. Last week of the i. CONEL GRATION Ck Moscow. > celebracad aa bro spo INDIAN CHIEFS, 1 Squaws direct from their western increased an expense which is reall ine tigage ment i k only, The company ts of 15 La Fox and lowas. They will be the whole day, and in the eve THE SECOND PART will commence with : “The Four Hungaria Perfection of Bodily Aacries of N COMIC, B ich is for one we i moved with Da % . shawl DEVOURING OGRE the weg teased in their petuliar and watque Native Contame, THE TERROK OF THE FROZEN REGIONS! | ingenpany of iidlany cy meat al blooded, and as noble Took- ans as was ever seen ‘on, Mtr, J. Sherman, the pooulur ballad singer; 'T.. G. HARLEQUIN AND. THE THUMB FAMILY. Booth, the Comic Siiwers na Petite Ue ype the New Benes bye Mere Bee EG, danseuse! Miss Hood, the exquisite Vecsingn (2° Admired 7 heatley and numero The Machinery by-+- Mr Spears and his Variot ‘The Dresses of all Nations by- Tho Superb Female Costumes, b: ngs The Accessories and Decorations, by +» Messrs Henry Palmer ‘ and George Hilsey, ee The Folie invented, written and produced under the di ection ‘i stgatar 86h eRe iit RE ed Amherst mong mnany singular Scene Effects will be preseuted in NORWAY. Last, week of the universal ANIM Als . Signer Vivaldi " slenenied Mechaweal Figure _An Eminent Professor will make Practical Examinations of visitors, aud Charts of developements and character, at a trifl ing extra charge, suited to the times, ¥ Simple, Examination : Witn Chart: nae? With pamphlet, chart avd explanations: in \. 3 shillin, ‘The Frozen Ocean. T. (r The Free uth the exception of the press, is neces: ‘The rade Crucifix erected by ly suspentled during the engagement of the Animated THE STEEL © Ae. aux, as the proprietor thereof draws a portion of the re- ‘The Ogre after cxusing the destraction of the little Thumbs tsofthe Museum, but the Manage temporary ahod drawn price of admission is taken into eo by a Polar Ben: ry of the Magic net. porary exelusion of the Wree Visitors, wi ‘The suffering Travellers entraved and borne to patronizing the establishment, and unequalled reenes, Performances commence at7 ciclo. Dav performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at 13% ‘The Ogre, a Magician and a Can hungry and cruel as any THE CASTLE OF SRELETONS. ould Mr J o'clock j : Dien tel Pues File Demon of the Gold yreouings ortgattivs Drsmertion, the sablime and wonderful moving Di le cd ht , 9 7 a Gere, why at Be tet cert, ernst Adu 0 all 28 conis—Chitdren half pries. fee , RY alt r= ple's houses abou Master Perry wT ORAL Ee EW YORE MUSEOR N AD PICTU A 1S NOW _RE-OPEN pee PUERY, C.K. DEVO! ren » poor things | all Orphans, and burnt ont forthe eonvenience of the Can- nibal Ogre, who is addicted to. swallowing ‘ tit-bits and ‘sweet relishes, — ‘Mast W Kincade, Misses MA and A Wells i ‘The Brave French Knight, Sir Tri and his i rite, both high-born Dame La Belle Mai Shipwrecked on the Norwe ‘ast, J Rogers and Mrs Howard Pantomime lerate people ED bhish AO oe ee ber of shment 6o > sleet RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS OF ATURE AND ART! Neatly and tastefully displaved it three spucions halls, and te of avery COSTLY AND ELEGANT PICTURE GALLERY, Exceeding in extent and value any other’ America, ‘The manager has engaged, for every Day. aud Keven farther notice, from A. MYST The es Mire being warning examples [fit fora w far love may tempt incoi from home. Gni Ti, an Ogres, 9 most hard-hearted lady given to cut up and eut down, a leetle fond of ‘Gles a large bottle and giveifto kick, seratch and t ‘bad words, afit spouse tor an Ogre, "MrT C Parsloe ‘ si “who lends the vrey to pele rahe pit. fo impose pon the ‘The Canmbals Refyctort eel toto siege and adomedtwith | Possewed with LORTUNE aucennt on, the 2 of red stone an ossessed wit! tur it c Exyptian Figures and Devices. chums. publicly ‘to’ be able fo instruct others. Sf" asod ry, Ogres commit anachronisms with impunity.} intellect, and mention Pelee is HORRID REPAST. 7 f Knife and Enchanted Nosegay—T'xe Loss of Two Legs THE PRESENT, ie Deliverauce and Transformation of the surrounding : AND THE FUTURE. | She will tell persons whether they are: married or net, and captives by A 4 Zinili. x Merry and Mighty ‘Monarch of Moonbeams,represent- | what hind of husbaud or wile they will get, describe thett outa i is characters and give a host of fi ed by—Mast Frederick Wood, his first appearatice at “a sd rhe founded wiedze ofthe immutable sciences of phreno- Benes, yee ey On ey shee a colt (oge Sh pulomaotny vt&ce. Av proof of the is Howard | correctness of her asser she is at liberty to refer to hun= zens, including clergymen, jud e i many of the most eul: Hitened ind the {C7 Admission to the Museum, 25 cents; Children halt pri EAST Anertra charge of 12% cents to the ihe 1 View of the Rajalv’s Pi ‘ad Water Kistate. foe 8. comen the “AGH oeedatare aes cal Beast (let the ‘Zoologists | Woman. fo has b red fo1 (etl ee tet eal Meteo el el pete INCREDIBLE ROCKWELLS PATENT DECK LIGHTS. NO. 9 ASTOR HOUSE, EN'TRANCR IN BARCLAY STREET. Syl im@r_ i MUSIC. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, Directors of the German Band, and late of Saratoga Springs, will attend te parties and sotrees with a band of (rom three to twenty its. Apply at No. 27 Delancy street near the Bowery, or No. po dig st yi7 Imer FEATS, at be seen to be believed. sereeee es Mr Carrol “***** “ENGLAND. . Shops in Waterloo Road, Blackfriars! Exemplification of Wedding for Weight and Wedding for ove» Tall and High Bred Oliver O' Mr J Nathans Bale Pesteneews; tore oat Basegs kage ne Wite, aster B Stephens i Ria Mies La Modan Millinar, Mm Welle | PACKET SHIP OCMULGEE, from New Orleans, isd. : Orleans whari, foot of Wall street, Sengy, Sassh, 0 Help, (heaven help her arlang | _ Consignees will please attend to the receipt of their gocds Curio a Manepr ofc a VIER ea ; iz, (a Curiosity) and Master of j juary Ji, 10ij—The Board of D 9 a mi Mro Stone | D'IDNNDdauary 11, min ae ten _ Huntingdon | day declared a dividend of three. per cent om tal stock Ami-ble 8 mes Gossin and Ne of the company. it being out of the profits {the last six month Ln Didone Abandonatta, a Sensutive Lady, payable to. the stockholders: on’ demand at the othee of the fond of White Gari » Light Literature Company, No. 46 Wall street. and lovely Lap Dog Mr Serjeaut JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary. complished, well known AT Loptoe, "the Broad: jondon, Par and on the Broadway, Nie York, as the Tip Top Regular Time ‘Ys te gf NTERIOR, OF © Saatles ople, a Patent Pop Gun, itesatear hnilenge but po Fught "The accomplished shot through the Ceiling—F act not Fable. This company, with a capital of 300,000 dollars—now. whole and securely inyested—continues to iusuce against lose or damage by fre, warehouses, dwelling houses, and other build- ings, merchandize, household furniture, ships ia port and being built, and every’ description of property iu and out of the Mr H Needham {OSITY SHOP! ap, wonderiul Red Coffer, cit ‘il application for insurance will be promptly attended to, and on terms as favorable as any other institution, bikECTORS. Shepherd Knapp, ‘A G Thompson ITALY 1 View of the Lake of Lugano—Black and white—A Child Freder ck Deming, Biles Holmes, Jost—Pantaloon in a pucker and hung out to dry. Paul Spofford, Lambert Suydam, GERMANY! George Rapelye, Robert L Smith, {Market at Anspack, by Lamplight Garduer A Sag Jolin Q Jones Adventures of Coffer Stand—Abstriction on a great scale. ‘Vulgariter stealing.) Ghost of the celebrated Mother Goose, Master Serjeant Christan H Sand, James O Ward, Peter A Harous, Heury Rowland, Jamies Gillespie, Samuel Bell, ree Dutch Ladies ia Muss—A Pleat! Vegetable. Huvey Weed, Daniel kbbevts. by pep boer eS pope je Market Place ts a Joseph W Duryee. transformed to the at impany also a s or damage by bur- HALLE OF THE STAADHAUS! lary, or housebreeking and re ry Le Dinner! Any loss or damage will 'e prometly adjusted and Dead Geese and y dressed—Auimated Pas | _ ft ttiser LAMBERT SUYDA. President. try Row by a body Corporste=Vegetables am St __ ——— eke bis hiskey Overtnrow-—Roast Howls foully AMERICAN LAND AND LOAN OFFICE.—Wiltiam treated=-Aggravating and Solema right | L.'Simers having above thirty years’ experience inthe APPARITION OF A CH CO A Fe Viz: that of the celebrated UDE, 10 fey Way proportionate | Note—Mons. Ude while liviug was 5 fect 8 ivehes, but every body knows the great stretching allowe: swi tZE RL AND! Canton of Luzerae * ‘Two sorts of Fidule Play ites A Great Swell ! Bless me, where's my Shirt ! CENTRAL AMERICA. surrounded by a Forest. OK. iu height and every management of Heal Kstate, and possessing a large landed pro- perty hunself, alo feeling jereat confidence from the libe patronage he has heretofore enjoyed, respectfully solicits the attention of the pmblic to the suecial odvantages @f the Ame- and Loan Office at No. 11 Wall street, in the city. + for the purchase, sale or exchange of Houses Farms and oneultivared Lands, either at private for the hiring and lettibg of Houses, Stores, nd for taking the geveral “state, also for the superin- pairing Buildiogs. to sell, exchange or let, will find it mroperty Romantic Ruin wdvantage to apply at this office rather th Monkeys, Owlfand Wild Bours exert themselyesiuthia scene. | Gtner in the city, both in pinto seountay unm despatene urder comi and bronght to light All property registered in this office, will, if required, be ad Great Dusger ina Marble Mouth, vertised in two or inore of the mos: widely ¢ireulated journals, RANCE! and every honorable exertion made to dispose of the same: Oak House at Allonville, Pays de Canx. Should the proverty noc be sold at private sale, it will, if de- ‘The Humors of a Sporting Match—fiow to Suare a Keen One. — ser fetla cicada Te Saree oe SPAIN! He will also attend to effeeti om property, ob- The Moonlight Ruins of St. Jago! Necromantic, Vault and Enchanted Nosega SUBTERRA!—Tnial Arch sustained by Stones! Red Hot Salamanders +++ Messrs, Runnels, Hiram and Chesnut. Cevestia.—The Silver City of THE MOON! Crossep RY a Spienpip Brivo or Rupes! Unuameable bright comet, wratic ol course, Miss L. Wells. Shooting Stas in Azure, Blue and Silver,’ Masters Stephens, Glenroy, W. Kincade ates 5 Fixed Stars, Sateflives, 5c janarians gene rally; ell atired splendidly and correctly that to say, after the authorities of modern astronomers, Air J. Newton, Locke ‘not him on the understanding, but the gentleman of lunar ce jebrity), Herschel, xc, &e. Me. Pavers Brion. aud e, oF other ve ample security for mouey |; aind to have titles to property examined by gen- i of the legal profession of established eharacter fo ac- Holders of vaeant grourd that requires in greatly to their advantage to apply to him, as his kiowiledge of the kind of buildings which are most produetive for. twe differ ent localities, 1s of the greatest importinee: and his long ae (waimtonce Witn the bailding of houses will enable him to get th erected on the most reasonable terms at afar less expense sual Will algo take charge of real sknowledge re Burni ng Will fia dit to dispose of their the advertisements, see that they are superintended, and direet the sale sand rreat saving from the fact that property has been frequently sacrificed ytion and skillfal management. Paley, eadeam, nn hy Castel that require ap agent to take change ikon, | » Varrels +7) Rannels of their real estate, may depend on having it faithfully and thinen waeiex , economically mauiged—avd all moneys received, promptly Mesd: Pm ger “ paidover. Persons wishing 10 hire or porchase property, or, nematic * MeFarland Invest money, can most generally be accommodated free of : is o persons: ata to sell or Ha Fane, Miss Bedford. | Sitchase real estate by sendin: a description of the property, NOTIC will receive u ate atteution. purehase, sale or exchange of real estate, All letters for the TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. for or patting oat of money, must jbe directed to For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be ® witty i GS imerivan "Land and Loan ofc Grand Performance every Saturday Afternoon, cow | No, 14 Wall street, New Vork;and the post inpasi bly paid mencing at 2 o’clock precisely, embracing all the choice and E Contracts and other papers pre; at othe mosts did EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASTIC AC?'s the Ne i see hi bye) at the + For are fee, which 0% Seturday will be ready for de clock A. M. until the time of opening. ‘OPLE’S LINE FOR ALBANY. sna Kartoediaie Places he steamboat UTICA. Ps at foot ut Courtlandt st, on This Aft ierpone at oieloes, Mona lay, February 6. it x Kor ¢ of freight, apply 0a board, or to F.C. SHULTZ, 1 Boren, 50; Pit, 29; Gallery, 1236 cents.. 577, Seats eam be secured ‘at the Box ‘Office, Tomo TN Ee eo anter Cuk will leche thlbbve wr-menow elie afternoon, a & i WOWERY ANPIITHEATRE, RY ‘OR LONDON.—Reguiar of the lotho 37 BOWE! remiss i” ae ling packet NE WEEK LONGER! up WELLINGTON, Capt. ke, will posi Previous to the departure of the Company to fulfil their en- pes Wes . for end cabin wea tes cent Out Shilling pase for embsr sou ower Amphitheatre ni d steerage passengers, w 09" The Managers of te New Yor ike ary appheation oi Board, foot any of the ¥ y nou! ble thas they WKMAY, fevelconcluded avenvaneynent mftniclewsce of the Bremen |g oy at igesce fou Theatre, Jon al Prat Frecestn! iD ebee, py heh, th PS el hing toed Tor theis friends iting th the 20th inst, In. consi ‘of which, they x he state thatthey will be eu to delay their de} ntey can have heim bro Oat by the aber AE or ing which time the following ying ae al this city for one week api yy letter, pe! far it be oft post paid. a i brilliant attract ON DAY EVENING, Feb, 6, ; x Packet Ship DUCHESS First Night of the novel, grotesque, nal, aod surpassingly DPPELE RS iL sail on the Sth i it. She has metodrous ethiopian band, entitled the tor 1, thirty feet loog, of im- VIRGINI MINSTRELS, sid and ill oe Ease: “tS Stee i musical entertainment, er mbinit On | Beige A ne castauetts, and tsmbourinet ond ent VOW HAY Rese sic ences hated net uactganas ' INCKEN ve » NCKEN, gh ee. CAMILLE GARDNER, BOYD 8 HIN Pontige The Fyret Lady Equestrian ia the Unite: - OUISIANA AND Ht appear inh proachable, beanti FOR NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA Ad risian Maweatrtaniemn in @o¢yie oF elegance and Wakdsees ot PORN eee Posavely Pine Rogcler Pee execution, 2 be equal in every respect to the most cele- inn 8 ARSAW. Bethawe: Dreatg arias of Francois, Pari : Cr ah pan ip ngagement of the celeBrated Clown and Buffo Singer, iedations, “apply seEormerty of he iebiate Cooke's Chrous, and, ‘ment of e it Champion rt ve world, meng ‘MeFARLAND, ¥, . Late of H. Rockwell's famous Kw at. oF to & LO. % South at jay evening, we 9h supe, Park Theatre. agement of the two Infrntile Wonders of the age, ods tly measar 188 McFARLAND . sf pumetually aa adver Aged four cation fen, wate Howes’ beautifal be given and fulfilled ii 1 f Cupid and 1, a wTASTER WALTER AY MAIL daring, graceful, and thrilling Act of H r equalled by any of bis age inthe wre WANTS COAL ?=81 Jo—I «m determined to clos the ho will prompt uh fe ods The packet ship Ocmulgee, Captain Peet, will succeed the \Varsaw, and sail che 20th Feb. herregwiar day.) fr PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS—Oni\y gtlar LineThe splendid fast sailing packet p ARKA ‘BA, Cost. Barges, will sail positively plendid ace nmodations for cabin, second cabin, and swerage passengers, for 5 ety spolleation rae rr kat 4 sade on board or to Ww ‘ rac * my intere the coai trade as pogsible—f wi r ock of Peach Oreb site de~ der from the yard, e cents per ton ry—and worth one dollar per in ‘Lacawana or Lehigh. JAMES DOWNEY, da 3% Corner Greenwich and King sts. rant it as good m more than