The New York Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1843, Page 3

LITERATURE.—Just issued from the at this office, the new Historical Nove vetle, by tae popular authoress, Lady Bul cents per copy. ph B Mad 2 Magazine, 15} cents, and the recent- ly published novels of Scott, Bulwer, D’'Israeli, Dickens, james, Smollet and Miss Landon, all of which may be had atthis office. Also Standard Literary Works, embracing Allison’s History of Europe, Cooley’s Egypt, Sparks’ Washington, and Thiers’ French Revolution. Gg THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA- rilla, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy is now almost universally prescribed by the spectable portion of the New York medical faculty which tact 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 pre} ‘ion within the last six months: secondary syphilis, chronic rheuma tism, nodes, debility from sec! indulgence and other ce #, Salt rheum, enlargements of the ints. cutaneous ulcerations, scrofula and erysipelas. This preparation is guaranteed not to contain a particle of mercury or an mineral, being com of nothing but the best Seut! 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 50. Potice’end eonsultin (the Goll iy ice and consulting rooms of the lege PHC ET ter atuee street, New York. W.S. RICHARDSON. IF TUERE IS ANY ONE WHO STILL woth the efficacy of Oldridge’s Balm of Columbia, from Comstock & Ross, 25 Magazine street, to reproduce the hair on bald heads, or preserve it if it has not fallen out, and keep the head entirely free from dandruff and scurf, they have only to make one trial of it to be convinced thatall we say is strictly true. The great numbers who are now daily using it are a sufficient guarantee that it is fully as geod as it is recommended.—N. O. Paper. The same may be had of Comstock & Williams, 6 North Fiith street, Philadelphia, and Comstock & Co. 71 Maiden Jane, this city. fF PICTORIAL EDITION OF THE LIFE OF WELLINGTON, illustrated with forty-four handsome engravings ‘This work, for which the demand (judging from the or- ders received from all parts of the country) bids air to be very great, has been stereotyped in a handsome style, and we shail thus be enabled to supply every person in the Union and British Provinces, in all time tocome. It will be published ina double Extra New World Office, this morning, February 8. 5s The celay has arisen from the time occupied in atereo- typing, and the pressure of other works, which required a promptissue. Continued orders solicited. ‘Terms—sin gle copies 25 cents ; five copies for $1; eleven copies for $2, or $16 per 100. ' Office 30 Ann st. 0G- THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, 4s guaranteed to cure all forms of secondary syphilis. Pa tients effected with pains in the bones, cutrneous erup. tions, sore throat, and every other symptom indicative of the existence of venereal taint, should use this specific Sold in bottles ‘at $1 each, in , $5, (forwarded to any addres: W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Office of the College, 97 Nassau street. press, and woth wos Cc 1 ePrice’ oe DR. TAYLOR’S BALSAM LIVERWORT, 375 BOWERY.—A lady called yesterday morning for another bottle; she said, Esquire Holman’s son, of Long Island, has heen better since he commenced taking it than he has been tor three years past. Thus we are constantly greet- e4, and do sincerely advise every one who may have vio- Jent coughs or colds, or any symptoms of consumption, to try only one bottle of this unparalleled remedy, which thousands and thousandscan thankfully recommend, who have had practical proof of its etcaes exhibited on them selves. O, that we had power to convince all; tuey should not long complain or be sick. Deaths by consumption would be a rarity, instead of being as frequent even as at present, for the general use of this medicine is doing much, and forthe last ten years-has done much for the relief of suffering humanity, Be careful of counterfeits and imitations called by similar names, in order to attract notice, got up from mere mercenary motives. See that the new bank bill steel plate engraving is onthe bottle, figned by G.J. Leeds, sole wholesale agent, 127 Maiden. jane. ag@- YOU WITH COUGHS OR COLDS, MAY BE cured for one shilling. There is a mos{ excellent remedy called Professor Jones’ Cough Candy. There can be no doubt but it is most efficacious on oll pulmonary com- plaints There are four persons certity this, viz.: Mr. Hiram Assents, 113 William street, Mr. A. Brown, 72 Reade strect, and many others certify this cures coughs, colds, asthma, horseness, whooping cough, &c., &e. We advise all to try this—get it at the sign of American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, N. Y., or 189 Fulton street, Brooklyn. P.S. Uthis don’t prove all here stated, the money will be returned. ig- THE GRANDEUR OF MAN’S INVENTION.— ‘The human hair restored, and the complexion and s! made clear and healthy. The Italian Chemical Soap, in- vented by M. Vesprini, isa startling and brilliant offspring from the brains of medical science. | Its effect is really su- pernatural. It quickly cures all eruption3 or disfigurments of the flesh or skin, such pimples, freckles, scurvey, plotches, &c., and it changes the color of dark, sunburnt, or yellow skin to anatural healthy clearness,’ and cures and heals tenderor chapped flesh. ‘All should try it. Itis as necessary as bread and cheese. ‘Thére are few who have not used Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative. We know from trial that it will force the hair to grow, stay its fall- ing off, cure scurf or dandruff, and make light, red or aay hair grow naturally dark.’ These are their positive qualities. Sold by Jones, sign of te-American Eeagle, 82 Chatham street, N. ¥.—Richmond Enquirer. Agente—Zieber, Third and Dock street, Philadelph: and next to the American Hotel, Washington, D. C., State street, Boston ; Cleveland, King street, Charleston, S.C. ; 67 State street, Albany ; Mitchell, Norwich, Che: nango county, N. Y.; Martin, barber, Catskill, N. Y.; and 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, 0G- BRISTOL’S SARSAPARILLA —This wonderful medicine 's daily growing in favor with the medical faculty, which is not the case with similar extracts. We the attention of invalids to such statements as we be all offer from time to time of its all powerful healing in. juence. Mr. C. C. Bristol : - Sir—The happy effect produced upon my son, six years of age, through the use of your valuable preparation of Sarsaparilla, induces me to offer to the public my cheer- ful recommendation of the same. My son has been afi an obstinate scrofulous affection, attended with extensive ulcerations about the head, both internal and external, having been more or less afflicted with th: ease from his birth. Tam now pleased to inform you that he is now enjoying good health. Perfectly cured by your Sarsaparills alone —aiter fruitless attempts of other medicines and remedies by the profession. It would afford me pleasure at eny time to confer with any who may desire to of the nature and effects of Bristol's Sarsaparilla, at my store 208 Stan- ton street, or at my dwelling, 66 Suffolk street. New York. Yours respectfully, . L. BURNETT. Sold wholesale and retail by’ William Burger, 80 Court: landt street, and Druggists generally. New Yor, Jan 19, 1843. fabs sth eens (a THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA- red by the College of Medicine an Pharmacy, are guar- anterd to cure the worst cases of Gonorrha@a, Gleet, or anynpleasant discharge from the urethra,without taint- ing the breath, or disagreeing with the most delicate sto- mach. To purchasers of these chests, the College bind peur to give medicine gratis, if not cured. Price eac By authority of the College of Medicine ana Pharm c: strech N.Y. 7 ‘97 Nassan W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. {G- FACTS VS_FAN ‘0 Our positive know- ledge, all lameness, limbs and cords contracted, shrivelled and wrinkled—and ail the suffering incident to the rheu- matism and gout, can be cured, no matter how bad the case or how long it has stood, hy Hewes’ Nerve and Bone iment and Ifdian Vegetable Elixir, from Comstock & reet—one taken internally and the plie.iexternally. ‘This we assert without fear or possibility of being contradicted. Use these remedies and ecured, or let them alone and suffer, as you please.— New Orieans paper. The same article may be had of Comstock & Co., No. 71 Maiden lane, New Yor! id Comstock & Williams, (No 6 North Fifth street, Philadelphia. QG- 30,000,000 DIE ANNUALLY, AS HAS BEE) computed. How many of them might be saved by the use of Dr. Sherman’s Medicated Lozenges! No medicine ever before attained such celebrity, and none ever before Proved so effectual. Ifyou have acough or cold they will cure you in a few hours—if a headache, palpitation, foa-sickness, or lowness of spiri amphor Lozenges will cure you in from 5 to 10 min} you have worms, nothing isso sure of dispelling them as Sherman’s Worm Lozenges—so his Poor Man’s Plaster will cure you of all 8 or Wweakness—even rheumatism. Dr. Sherman | purchasers to be particular to get the genuine. ‘They arecertain tocure. Warehouse 106 Nassau street New bheyy 8 State street, Boston; 4 Stan: Hall, Al- bany, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadeiphi ONEY MARKET, Tuesday, Feb. 7~6 P, M. At the Stock Board, the transactions were limited, and prices generally were firm. New York State 6} per cents rose $; Ohio 6's, 1860, }; Mechanics’ Banking Association rose 4 per cent—there were sales at the new Board, at 30 days, at 70; but there is no stock in the market—74 wos asked for it at the old Board, The sales at the new Board were larger, but the rates did not materially vary. There were 150 shares of Har- Jem Railroad sold at 3 Jays by George Law, Esq., Presi- dent of that Company, who became a member of the Association yesterday. The sp.ctators were numerou: @and appeared to take great interest in the operations. Among them we observed the distinguished “sans culotte,” Peter Reiersen, the Dane, with other celebrated financiers. At Mobilo on the 28th, specie was quoted at 24 per cent premiam. Sight bills on New York at18, The funds ef the Planters’ & Merchants’ were better—holders were by no means disposed to sell, In our article of yestenlay, we gavo tho official returns of the banks of sixteen States, showing a reduction o! forty per cent in the loans of the banks, and of filly per centin the paper circulation. In the returns there re ported, the States of Alabama and Illinoit ce embraced, the authorities of which States are about ©) vxing up the banks. On the 28d ult. the Legislature of Hi linois passed bill, which is now a law, putting the @taty Bank in liquidation. The most important result to the State from this measure, i® that it reduces her public debt more than two millions of dollars at one swoop. After the bill in reference to the Shawneetown Bank shall have passed, the State debt will be diminished one million more, mak- ing three million dollars of a reduction of the public debt hese two measures alone, in General Assembly. The report of the Treasurer of the State of Michigan gives some useful details in relation to the debt of that State. The interest on the State debt has not been paid since July, 1841, except on $3,000 held by the United States War Department. The following are the details of the debt outstanding: State Dest or Micnioan. The State bonds for the five million loan, and the two hundred thousand dollars negotiated for the Allegan and Marshall Railroad Company, and the Ypsilanti and Te- cumseh Railroad Company, in connection therewith, were issued in numbers dated and redeemable, as {ol- Ix Bonps oF $1,000 Eacu. Numbers, “Redm'ble, Amount. Total. 101 to 600 incl, 1853, $500,000 601 to B00 * do 200,000 801 to 1100 do 300,000 L101 to 1800 ** do 700,000 his 859, 100,000 $1,900,000 In Bos oy $3,000 Eactt May, 1030, "to 300 nel. as 999 e., 1838, 501 to 1100 do _1800,000 59 009 Total of loan, Carpi The above, with the exception of Nos. 601 to 800 of the bonds of $1,000 each, sold to Oliver Newberry, were all negotiated with the Morris Canal and Banking Company and United States Bank. Numbers 1801 to 1900, inclusive, were !issued for the Allegan and Marshall Railroad loan, and Numbers 1901 to 2000, for the Ypsilanti and Tecumseh Railroad Company. The bonds issued for, and negotiated with the five mil- lion loan, were held as follows, November, 1842 :— By the United States Bank, in the hands of dif- ferent houses in Europe, $3,955,000 Farmers’Loan and Trust Co., N. ¥., and sun- dry purchasers from them, ,000 George Griswold and R Alsop'cestate, 200,000 Powell Bank, Newburgh, N. Y. 160,000 Bank of Kinderhook, N. ¥. Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank, Ithaca ,N. Y. Pine Plains Bank, N. Y. Fort Plains Bank, N. Y. 5,000 James Buchanan, Lancaster, Pa. 20,000 James Evans, do 10,000 John Wilson, London, England, 50,000 United States War Department, 3,000 Unknown, 2,000 $5,200,000 Of the bonds held by the United States Bank, and hy- pothecated with Hope & Co., Nos. 171 and 172 of $1,000, and Nos 118 to 122 inclusive, of $3,000 each, making $17,000, were purchased in 1938 of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company, by Geo. Griswold, from whom they passed to the United States Bank ; the whole amount of bonds originally held by the F. L. and T. Co., by purchase of the Morris Canal Co. in 1838, being $907,000; they now hold $570,000, and have sold to other purc.asers $320,000, as will appear by the following schedule. Of the $3,855,- 000 hypothecated by the bank, there are in the hands of De Rothschilds $1,431,000; Denison & Co. $900,000; Hope & Co. $1,252,000, and with Morrison & Sons, $272,000. For all the above bonds in the hands of other holders than the United States Bank, and for $997,000 or $098,009 of thelatterghe State has received consideration, accor- ding to the amount ascertained to have been received in pursuance of the act and joint resolution of Feb. 7, 1842. The numbers of the bonds pledged by the United States Bank are as follows: — Borns oF $1,000. 189—207 to 400-801 to 1099—1101 to 1104—with Roths- childs & Ce. 190 to 206—405 to 495—501 to 561—554 to 600—623 to 635 ~637 to 643—645, 646—1105 to 1614—1701 to 2000—with Hope & Co. 401 to 404—601 to 606—612, 627—1100—1615 fo 1700— with Morrison & Sons. Bons $3,000 racn. 118 to 122857 to 358—419 to 433—440 to 449—492 to 499 —368 to 900—with Hope & Co. 859 to 398—401 to 418—450 to 491—with De Rothschilds. 600—813 to 867—901—with Morrison & Sons. Wt to 01-602 to 812-902 to 1100—with Dennison From these circumstances, it appears that the largest portion of the State debt, $8,859,000, is held and identified in the hands of the United States Bar by which institu- tion they were procured from the State, and the failure of which to pay the amount was the cause of the insolvency of the State, by depriving her of the means she relied on to meet her engagements. As no third party has interfer- vened, or become interested in these bonds, the State has an undoubted right to cancel them, and will do so. The condition of the State, otherwise, is sound. She has means of meeting the remainder of her debt, and her finances for the fiscal year ending ‘Nov. 30, 1843, were as follows :— Finances oF Micuiaan For 1813 Resources. Liabilities. ‘axes 58,296 Interest, 17,298 “delinquent 160,000 Currerit expenses, 66,000 Other items 4, Warrants, &e. 088 Total, 169,378 53,118 The Committee remark as follows:— If we reject all those items of imdebtedness to the State as appearing too remotely available, or as of doubtful re- sponsibility and value, and take the works of internal improvement in operation with their stock, as estimated in the foregoing table, at $2,020,850 And deduct the same from the amount of indebt- edness aforesaid, which is 2,515,699 There will then be a deficit to be provided for of $497,849 which defictt 300,000 of the .500,000 acres of land relin- quilted to this State under thes act of Congress, will liqui 'e and absorb, even at a price barely exceeding the minimum of the United States lands. . Of the estimated worth of the State railroads as afore- said, no reasonable doubt can exist; for by the operations of the central road during the past year, it is clearly de- monstrated that that work has paid, from it’s nett proceeds, after deducting all repairs and expenses, t be interest on its entire cost; and by this standard alon’e, proving its worth to be its co: nd when the said 1.9ad shall be completed to Marshall, which it is supposed it will bevery soon after lake navigation commences, the ne tt proceeds must be greatly enlarged, on account of its increased length, and greater capability of operation, o: fering ad- ditional facilities to the travelling public, and with but slight addition toits expenses. It is, therefore, co. vfidently believed, that its profits will nearly, if not quite, be doubled the current year. So with the Southern road, when it shall be iro ned to Hillsdale, which it is supposed will be dene abo ut the same time as above mentioned; and opening, as it then 11, a favorite thoroughfare through one of the most beau- and fertile portions of that ogneultural district, which ti was among the oldest settled parts of the West, and populated “by un industrious and thriving people, it ia reasonable to expect fair, if not large profit from’ that work also. There then remains, as a domestic indebtedness, in war- rants against the internal improvement fund, the amount, as near as may now be estimated, of $262,372; which in- debtedness can be more than heres boar by the remain- ry thi ing 200,000 acres of land, granted e late act of Con- gress as aforesaid; escheated lands under tax sales of last year, amounting to about 4,000 acres; and lands and im- provements received through the Michigan State Bank. Sales at the Stock Exchange, $6000 NY State 6’s, 1962 10014 1000 di Ye 00 do 53's, 18619355 GahanDel & Hud age jo 93% 20 Union Bk M 1000 do 5's, I 90 Merchants’, 90 1000 Lilinois, 19% 98 jas 96. 7000 Ohio 6's, 1860 665 6 Utien & Schen oth 7000 do 669% 50 NJersey 5 3000 do 66, ao do 10000 do 460 65 75 Stonington, m4 Sales at the New Stock Exchange. 2090 NY. 7s, 1948, rw 101% 50 do 860 16% 3000 do G's, 1962 bl. 10054 50 Lisland RR stw 48 do 6s, 1862 b3 500 Ohio 6's, 1360 $3 00 66; 1000 Kentucky 6's, 1860 23 87 10036 $1000 Hinois Bonds, 1870 67 810 19% 1on0 la Wahas Del x Had 830 64° "B0'ahan MCB, Acs, a0 19% 30 Harlem RR b3 16% 50 'Nuersey RR” 490 63 Second Boara $4000 Ohio 6s 83 67 $3000 Kentucky 6s, 6 yrs 88. 2000 do s10 67 2000 do 89) 5000 do bi0 6744 2000 do 3000 de b3 6744 1000 do 5's 1000 Kentucky 6’s, 6 yrs ws 10 shas Aub & Koch 1000 do a9 State of Trade, ‘one iderable sales of real estate were made to-day, a8 low! Four story brick store No. 6 South William street, run- ning through to Stone street, 20 feet 8 inches front on South William, 2@ feet 3 inches on Stone street, 79 feet 4 inches on one side, 76 feet 3 inches onthe other, | $15,000 Four story brick store No.7 South William street, 20 feet 6 inches front on that and Stone street, 76 feet 3 inches on one side, 73 feet 2 inches on the other, 16,369 ‘Three story brick house and lot No. 69 Barclay street, bag College place; lot 27 by 100 feet; house 25 by 45 feet, ” 10,450 Steamboat John Mason, as she now lies onthedry dock, 2,250 The property adjoining the Fulton ferry at Brooklyn: known as Thomas Everett's stores and whi lying a Ektchan | on the East river, 102 feet 4 inches, running through to Furman street; in depth 84 feet 9 inches on the north side, 97 feet 3 inches on the south side, and 109 feet 10 inches on Furman street. The wharf is nearly new, depth of water 80 feet, with water privilege of 90 feet. On the wharf is atwo story frame store and sheds, ,! House and lot No. 301 Pearl street, 25 feet front and rear 10,000 by 100 feet deop, jaro held property No. 775 Bromlway, being the resi ‘ dy with the builtin ened hi March 24, 1835, of er) fee oot and lot No. 79 John street; M ne 'Y 75, sold for cash at 10,500 The four story brick house and lot corner of Ann street and Theatre alley (part of the Franklin buildings.) 35 feet dinches on Ann street, 32 feet 8 inches rear; 74 feet 01 Theatre alley, 69 feet 4 inches on the other sick sad 16, 450 Lot corner of Barrow street and McDougal, Washing- ton square, 27 feet 6 inches tront on the latter, 198 feet deep, 5,300 Lot adjoining the above on McDougal street, 97 fect 6 inches front, 128 feet deep, 4.900 ‘Two story house and lot in 20th street, between 6th and 7th avenues; lot 2 by 92 feet, 2,000 Lot in rear of above, 20 feet by 70, fronting on 19th street, 600 Flour—There has been no change in prices. Sales are very sinall, and confined to the trade. single teualon of the | Ashes—There is literally nothing doing in this ton —Sales are made in this staple. About one thou sand bales have changed hands. No alteration in prices. Foreign Markets, Purrto Capeito, Jan. 8.—Business not very brisk, on account of the backwardness of the coftee crops. Pro- ‘duce continues high, and consequently there are no in ducements to invest at present. However, better times must certainly come ; otherwise we shall be in rather an av kwand penticament. Coftee, $28}; hides, 9} a 10; in- digo, 8$a9. Married, On Monday evening, 6th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Mac Au- ley, Lewis Naaex, to Sanan A., eldest daughter of the late Antho 11 of this city. On Sunday evening, Sth inst., by elder Hiram Simon- ton, Mr. Epwanp Tew, of Newport, R. 1, to Mrs. Punse Brows, of this city. ——————_—_—_=—X—<——————— MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents. We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Rosent Sitve our News Fleet, a Re- fF the Shipping lef Port whenee they sailed, Spoken on th e, a List of their Cargo, reign Newspepers or News they may have. He will board them immediately ow their arrival. Agents and Cor respondents, at home or abroad, wil also confer a favor by is Office all the Marme Intelligence they cau . Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully received. ‘ THOMAS BELL, er. BY BEL VR. Chores Hee bis ede Palen eres WEDNESDAY. At 103 o'clock at the sales room. Large and splendid sate of first rate furniture of all deserij tions from families removing, ke ja do, do, first rate city made new ng FOES, carpets, matting, oil cloths, beds, beds'eds, chairs, tables, burealus, lookin glasses, ward- fas, couch Ne top dressing centre tibles,'» superb pianoforte, rare, kitchem utensils, &e. URSDAY. bureaus, all kinds of bed room fu ditto At l0%s 0% Extra and Positive Sal Pantingn Bolas, &e—By cat of |, Sofas, —By cata- us. by he beat masters, of the ea ettomans, divans, sewin ny avd maple. parlor ancient and modern to any inthe eity—| aches, and rocking chairs, 18 dozen maho foot benches, |uunpa, chandeliers, —Two large rooms in 2d and 3d stories of No. 175 opposite Howard's Hotel, HENRY E. RIELL Aucer. BY RIKLL & ARCULARIUS, Store 304 Broadway f Duane streets. dvances Lo any amount on ‘uran prompt.. Sales of real estate abd ot museholl furniture attended to quors. Sears, Se. niture, Pianos, &e , every Wednesda: WEDNESDAY, #h Feb. Alarge lor offs lOaycicivek im the sale room, : large lot of housekeepi viz, 400 mahogany parlor, tage, office and bed 100 desis, book cazes, wash Is, China ware, and an invoice of fancy imported and, do= € zoods ‘The ntteution of buyers is requested. ‘The goods finited and deserve more than ordinary inapections “PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB: RUARY 8. a @ Was Cleared. Ship George Washington, Bu Miutorn & Go—Brigs Mohawk, Pievees Trieste, Hower, God ynson; Detroit, Anderson, Apslachicola, Post & ichrs Grozimbo, Sargent, St Johns, Fla, Nesmith, Echo, Murphy, Elizabeth City, NC. R P Buck; idence, Arrived. Schr Ann D, Bedell, 10 days from Darien, with 300 bales cot- tou. to.M. Bedell, No date, saw a brig supposed to be the L. ald Win Schr Union, Smith, from Washington, NC.with naval stores, Salled. U, 8. brig Porpoise, Lieut. Lewis, for the Coast of Africa; ships George Washington, Burrows, Liverpool; Arkansas Burgen New Orleans; barques Whitmore, Apalachicola; Ra- rid. 'd, Havana, brig Star, St. Kitts, and others, U.S. ship Independence has gohe to sea from the SW. Spit. Herald Marine Correspondence. Liverpool, Grinnell, Arr Sunday—Barques Tene: Sawyer, Hull, Dunbar, NOrleaus—20th ult, off Cape Florida, parted c with barque Wessacumeon, from New Orleans for Liverpool— Foie, 2th, lat 36, lon 7230, ship Tiger, Covk, hence for New rleans, pAlso.ar, brig Alice, Colby. Cadiz 3th Deo. Left baryue Columbia, of St George, for Antwerp, Ide; brigs Sarah, of Bal timore, for South America, do; Borodino, ‘Trott, of New York, from Neweastle for Boston, put in for rejirs, and would pro: bably sail soon. No date, lat 38 20, lon 63, exchang ‘ignals with brig Boxer, of Salem, steering 8. ‘Th xperi= d very heavy weather, rt of crew badly bitten—has been 21 days west of lon 6 Iso arr, brig Grandee, Gilchrist, Philadelphia via Thomas- chr Avenel, Hickman, R: ck, —Wind NE. and a thi mi Hoimes Hour, Keb 2—Arr John Crosby, Wheeler, Triu: art-Jan 10, St ‘Thomas ith “Left at T. scbrs Stranger, Nick Wiswell, fiom Elizabeth City, NC. dis. AC Wm Purrington, Higgins, weg freight, and Mercuanrs? Excwanor, Boston, Sunday, L Cld Saturday vp m.—Seh: Albany Packet ‘Apalachicol ton: P St Thomas, others. Also arr, barque Genl Scott, Cunningham, Manilla Sept 7th, Cape of Good Hope Dee 3, for Boston. Spoke 31st ult, lat 33, Jon 73, brig William, Nickerson, 4 days from Boston for Ma* tanzas, Also arr, brig Oswego, Green, Buenos Ayres 74 days, for Boston Lett ship Henry Kuecland, Lock, for NYork, 40.dayss barque Cuba, Babson, Boston, 4; Sw brig Ildefouso, Braunen, from New York, wtg cargo; sch Saratoga, Smith, just arr {rom Patagonia via Montevideo. "Ship Lydia, Harton, arr Nov 16th, from Montevideo | Spoke Nov inth, 7 ‘miles below Buen Ayres, barque King Philip, 18 days from Kio Janeiro, bound up; Jan 22. lat $3 47, lou 72 35, brig Almeda, 3 days from NYork for Key Wests 27th, lat 36 37, lon 70 30, ship Nile, Kenney, Boston for Apalachicola | The Oswego has 3327 ox des 10 Nalbro Frazier & Co, of Philadelphia, and 280 dry hices to Bradley, Andrews & Co, NYo1 ‘Also arr, rigs Olive. Jeffrey, NYork for Eastport; Ma True, Savannah for Boston; schrs’ M Dole Union, Foster, Fredericksburg for do; Resid York for do; Nahant, Pierce, Norfo ke for d ne Purnto Ca Dear Sir—1 improve of the few moments you a line by a vessel which leaves imme (brig Reaper) to iaform you of ic, y for Baltimore, arrival of the barque Anita rom boston, on the 6th inst. via La Guayra, The schr Geni Call came in'on the 5th inst. via La Guayra ‘and St. Thomas, (om Balumore. No other American vessels in port. General Record. Fontan Letter Orrice.—The letter bags of the Duch- esse d?Orleans, for Havre, will close at Gilpin’s, in the Ex- change, at the usual hour this morning. Scun Pensasawock, mentioned yesterday, wosa new ves- sel. and owned in Bangor, Me., 141 tons barthen, and cost $6000. She was in ballast. Foreign Ports, Port av Prince, Jan 20—In port, Wm Neilson, Morris, for NYork, unc; Nauvoo, for do, 30th. Sld Rochambeau, Balu- ore. ee eaNauBuco, about Jax 10—In port, Rothschild, Lowry, for ; Brandy wiie, Smack, une: Chapala Lane, dox Tr, Shee: , Roderic Dha, Sims of Providence, for windward. Rio de Janerro,'2 of 3 da ¢ F Loper, , for Iphia, 10 days. Sid Dee 22, Jones, Nickerson, for Ri Nino, Coast of Af-ica, Nov? Care Mrsunapo, Oct ¢—Ln port, brig —, of Salem, Hunt, une. and schr—, of do, her tender, and a Boston sehr. Home Ports, Provipence, Feb 4—Arr Splendid, Chambers, Africa; 5th, Rienzi, Durfee, NewYork; James Lanpheer, Kinney, do. Sid Orray ‘Taft, Charleston. ‘ , wort. Feb 4—Arr 3d, Weybesset, Collins, Providence for New Orleans: Candace, Brown, Fall River tor Baltimore. Retumed, ‘enner. Sid Mary Kimball, Boston. Puitaperraia, Feb 6—Arr Navarre, Cole, Pernambuco; Elizabeth, Remington, Havana; Maria, Stetson, Port au Prin Caleta, Steelman, NewYork.’ Cld A F Myrick, Jones, Ni York. SQunD. PILOT—OWEN PRESCOTT, t for New Bedford, Nantucket Shouls, Roston. Portsmouth, Portland, Kennebeck, and other ports. Office at Frye & Shaw’s Nauti- eal Store, 222 Water, corner Beekman street, N. ¥.—Vice versa Adams’ Express, Boston, three days’ before wanted. Charge the same as from Gay Head. 525 Imisr RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN is desirous to ob- {uation in a respectable family as chambermatd, or work,for which city reference can be given. Apply te " 8 2c BOARD WANTED— hin ten minutes walk of Fulton street, for a gentleman and his two daughters, one ten the other seven years old. A private family would be prefer- red. Price of board not to exceed $8 per week for the three, Please address ‘*, M.” this office. fe lew DESK WANTED. A SINGLE Usrigh Desk with Book € office dest and a copying pre: elcither 1m good order please 8 ML B. this office. DSSOLUTION—The partnership her tween the subscribers under the firm of VA, was dissolved it mutual consent, on the 3! instant rs of the firm will be settled by A. SOMYA,who will con- e the grocery business on his own serount. RIVET & SOMYA. New York. Feb 7h, ‘913. te 3t* “JUBLIC DEBATE \T THE BROADWAY iABER bo NACLE —The following iesolution will be discussed on Fridty evening, Feb, 10:— i “ite solved. ‘Phata Protective Tanff is conducive to our Na- tional P, oxperity. “we—Joseph Blant, Esq., Horace Greeley, Esq. firma Noa J. Tilden, Bogs Fisk Godwin kag tx 12.%, cents—Te be hed at Dayton jewman’s, 199 Broadway, athe Tribune office, or at the door on the evening ofthe'Debate. H MAXWELL, President W. B. WEDG WOOD, Secretary. 18 tt®r YORK F) 8& DEPARTMENT FUND—The m- ‘ned Comm ittee of the ‘Trustees of the Fire De dew leave "0 call the attention of the friends and patrons of this charitable, 4stitution to the follewing announce- ment, viz — ies a Tie ‘New York Sacred M'usic Society has, in. the kindest manner, volunteered to per(o."@ the grand Oratorio of “David and Goliah,” for the benefit ox" the fund of this noble charity, Thursd vy, 16th Feb., on whicit Occasion they will be asstst- by Mr Colburn, of Boston, who has been engaged expressly for the character of David, aod wi.') be assisted by other emi nent taleot. Tickets, $l each, to, be had of the officers of the Deparument, af the prineipll music stores, a the doors on the night of the performanee, or of either o.° the committee. . ? MARTIN W. EMMONS, 1 Spruce street, FORSYTH LABAGH, 90 Washington, or 14 Grand st. JAMES PRYER, TIVOLI SA\ OON, A GRAND MILITARY AND NAVAL BALL—(By £ jan) wall be kiven at the above room, on Wet nesd xy eb, 22d, se. Also a sitting Any person wishing to address and di ect to (Bis ar {8 to 16r 246 Front strert. Eve “Ke sg aetend a he Evening, Feb 19th, forthe same. Oth rangements, not ‘eluded in the following attend witheut farther solicitation -— Colonels Peers, Smith, Jones, Stewart, Slipper, Warner, Rhorr, Blissel, Ming and Hall. Majors Lewis, Winslow, Yates, sted, Kimbell, S! Moger, Lyous, Vande Farr, Schwartz, Chaps « officer potonel. Thomas F. Peers, 0 jay past 7 o'clock.to make arrangements 1 feeling desirous of entering ar Jets Will please to nan, ‘ood- triker, Kiessted, Cumming officers will attend, and the brillian © Military’ Ball giv be dis, osed of bj ‘0 Let OR LEASE—A A dase and Bakery, No. Beckman street, Possession im. vediately, Apyly +t fp, East Broadway,to L. NORTON. EL—Vor Sale, lense or let. the Well e: d nated on the corner of Williom and Daane sts, Hotes now to be Rite s, or to ABRAHAM / REMSON, F Ww: burg, or by Jetter to await Post-ofRee, Brooklyn Yar acer COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE—In ithe fe Faas of Hanover, Morris County, New Jersey, 3 miles ed inilitary his the most invitation: Cae from ropike Te arowt axe two stor fe eight rooms and good oe ith good well the dor, Tad stable, with three acres of rich Ia order., If the abov Ld at priv stanecion' eg We “7 Y premises. Ror further pai JOSEPH BROTH, Ha WILSONS. HUNT, We a im* over, N. Jy st cor Faltor els prime Ohio Lard, ox ship Ocmul ee eee BR. COLLING & C 96 Sonth str Hunt-r’s Red Dr dicine has acy ase, Which it professes to cure, hae rendered of ostentatious | uffing aot only unnecessary! Itis known by its trmits. [te good works recent or che fort In all eases of isease, w medicine has iavariably vroved ae and speedy 'A single trial will place the Red Drop beyond thet ompetition int) ¢ estimation of every natient. It makes » speedy, permanent, and hartalrss cure, without the least rezard to diet, exposurse, or application to business. Price $1 pet Vial warruted in alveases, [tts worthy of remark, that about every three months since thi brought out before the public idea above aa oyater, has tak ow'd be obtained by count cmnor be obtained in Albany, charleston, 8. C. "Bartolo, B Mis, iatieto, Boston Mas, Ny eT a iat BOOK-KEEPING. C. C. MARSH’S PROSPECTUS. while he is ignorant imagine that any de- aptly this deficiency, or preserve Dr. John- ing accounts; uever let | abilities will respectfully informed, the in Book Kee dersigned is of dge is reqnived than ean possibly be ures. He believes that the only effectu- al way of hus necessary branch of? mercantile eduea- ton is to, oooks, that is, the pupil must actually open.con- duct, aud Weve ast cf Books. A variety of business. transac- tions must be supplied by the teacher, aud the puoi! must make the entries of such travsactions as itis supposed to oceur, and. noe become familiar with t the plan of rather than ion,that to be ful,a mere ex impar'ed by subject of remark, ation and study. Nothing is of greater smportance than @ comprehe ness; one that includes all the variety of. transaction likely to ocenr, ft mast not be imagined that buy: merch a merchant bu Teuds, exe sells, re- nges, discounts, jOoKs US! BY THE = Invoice-book, Sules-book, Bill-book, Cash book, Day-book, Journal and Ledger. 1 this course there arenoclesses—all are taught singly. In this course the student actually keeps a complete set of partnet- ship books, embracing all the business transactions of a good mercantile house. In this course are included numerous highly important mercantile calculations m_ interest, exchange, and equations of, nts, and by this course & perky of good ea- pacity, DE: NG'ABOUT THREE WEEKS, will be fied to keen correctly and elegantly the accounts of any and will receive a certificate to that effect, from the ened. No course of instruction, it is confidently believed by all who have tried it, has ever been ted to give important branch as the one now apractical knowleoge ol t offered to the public, and which the subseriber has taught for > Houns—The whole expe ‘cy, is fifteen dollars, payabl counting rooms are open from 9 A, , to 9 P. po clase sou may attend at hears t discount will be tnade where two or mo e come in company. To those who are unacquainted with the reputation ofthe ane dersigned in hia. bu he. denires respectfully to submit, that he has been a practical xceountane for about fifteen years? and apubliesecountant anda teacher in book-keeping in the ew York for ne: that his principal werk has tp its tenth elit tit receives the preference i Yok Public Sch ols; and that he has the honor of inted Teacher of Book-keeping for the Mercantile netatioa in this ety three gugnenave Yea COGS MARSH, Anthor of 1 Simplitiee 10th edition,200 “The Science of Book-Keepi pages, avo. Price $1 P 4 ‘The Artof Single Entry Book Keeping Improved”—3d edi- tion, 130 pages, Bo. Price 75 cents “Lectures on Book Keeping, with Balance Sheet.” Sold at the bookstores, and by the author, {8 3t is eod*m No, 88 Cedar street. post, OFFIC ork, February 7th, 131) —Northern Mail—From and after this di i f is date, until further notice, the Northern, Mail, includicg the Way Mauls ow each side of the Hrdson River, will be closed at this. of i jee at7 o'clock, A. M- “(g3tr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, Post Master BOOKS FOR 4 PEOPLE ¥ following Pablicati at the HERALD HO RPICH. Norn Westeoreret Fallow at Nee where all the Cheap Publications of the day ean be had as soon As issued, at the PUBLISHING PRICES. THE LIFE AND EXPLOITS OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, ineluding a complete ory of the PexinscLan Wan illustrated ) Foury-THase handsome. Engravings. at C4 ae Free of 25 cents 16, dred to newsmes SNBID HISTORY. OF Phe I, I, It New wit Just. published single opi SON?’S od ROPE, in 16 Numbers, 1V_ Nos are now rea COOLEY’S AMERIC, completed wl nd " i ts. 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THE DEVOURING OGRE ill _be repeated Every Ev til further notice, Wite ule Giteet Display of New Seener. i ine debut of FOUR EXC ‘ARTISTS | Tn the Pri Il other respects produced thiseity. INFORMATICN. ly advined, that in order to Secure Seats, an Karly Applieation should be in che Moruing, which will prevent many inconveniences and disappointments to the continual influx of Families who are pleased to honor and patronize WELCH’S OLYMPIC CIRCUS ! trian Direetors.++ Mewra H Ro* Cadwallader Soe Mois: bane Rakes Otel mmence at 7 o'clock, VENT Performances to ¢ The troupe will eommenee with 9 MAGNIFICENT EQUSTIA MOVEMENT, nutled CHINESE AT PEKIN. Pas deDanee,by Miss Wells Mast Glenroy in a variety of Superb and Difficult Feats on horseback, Exercises on the Battoute. Board. ‘Transformations by © J Rogers. An Aet by the droll Pony Chrononotonthologos. Mast Kincade as the Veteran Sailor's Son, Indian ofthe Rocky Mountain, by O'R Stone, ja Corde Volante. by Hiram Franklin. Au Act entitled the Three Gladia&ors, hy Cadwallader, B.Car- roland J. J. Nathans, [> At this period of the Evening an intermission of ton minutes will ensue. will commence with ngarians’ 'y Mr Nathans and pupils. The Perfection of Bodily Gymnis series of See one, Dances, Be., entitted Four H ent COMIC. BU'T NOT COMMONPLS he whole to conclude with A Grand Romantic Legend and Fierie Folie, appointed with New Scenes, Dresses, Decorations, Mechanical Effects, and Outrie Circumstances and Situations, entitled the DEVOURING OGRE; THE TERROK OF THE FROZEN REGIONS! on, HARLEQUIN AND THE THUMB FAMILY. _ The New Scenery by:-+Messrs Smith, J Wiser, B Grain, ss Wheatley and numerous Assistants, ‘The Machinery by: + ars and his Various Machinists ‘heDresses of all Natio Mr Lewis and Assistants Tho Superb Female Costumes, by Mrs Hemmings The Accessories and Decorations, by - 14 Henry Palmer i and George Hilse fics The Folie invented, written and produced under the di ection Mr J HW Amherst I be presented in o Among many singular Scen: NORWAY. The Frozen Ocean. Terntic Icebergs Floating. The rude Crucifix erected by Shipwrecked Fravellerssopposire THE STEEL CASTL « ‘The Ogre after cavsing the destruction of the little Thumbs temporary abode, rides neross sledge, drawn bya Polar Beat ‘The History of the Magie net. ‘The suffering Travellers entraved and borne to THE CASTLE OF SKELETONS. ‘The Ogre, a Magician anda Cannibal, (as fieree, hungry and cruel as?any admirer of Melo Drama could desire) Diavalo Vel Fuego, Demon of the Gold lead, a warm friend and burning light to the Ogre, who, at his Master’s word, burns peo- ple’s houses about their eai Three Little Thuinbs, poor thi and burnt ont forthe e 4 nibal Ogre, who is to swallowing ¢ titsbits and sweet relishes, — Mast W Kincade, Misses M A and A Wells. 5 The Brave French Kuight Sir Tristam, and his p-born Dame La Belle Margerite, Shipwrecked on the Norwegian Coast, . : Mr C J Rogers and Mrs Howard being warning examples [fit fora Pantomime} how far love may tempt inconsiderate people from home. Mr Jennings Master Perry ! all Orphans, ience of the Can- 2 Ti, a most hard-hearted lady given to cut up and cut down, a leetle fond o a large’ id given to kick, scratch and ‘Mr T C Parsloe HBNGARY : ‘The Canmbals Refectory sbui!tof red stone and adorned with Ezypiin Figures and: Devices. Ogres commit anachronisms with impunity.| HORRID REPAST. Magic Knife and Enchanted Nosexay=The Loss of Two Legs And the Deliverance aud Transformetion of ‘the surrounding caytives bY Ziaili, a Merry and Mighty Monarch of Moonbeams, represent= ed by-—Mast Frederick Wood, his firse appenrance nt this theatre, who will introduce to the eity of New York Mred Rogers Mis Howard in, the Who all'procee: imm 'y (no matter how) to the: EAST INDIES, View of the Rajah’s Palace and Water Kstare, A Comical Operation on x Comical Beast (let the Zoologists classify it) for it has been expressly engaged for this piece ofa most novel figure and will perform INCREDIBLE Which, r Mahout ++ to be believed. + ++Mr Carrol LAND. oo Road,” Blackfriars ! ding for Weight aud Wedding for ove. ‘Tall and High Bred Oliver Orange, _ MrtJ Nathans Belinda Bunchentown, Short aud Sharp, his Wife, oa Master B Stephens Madame La, Mode, a Milliner, Mrs Wells Sauey Saah, a Help, (heaven help her Mrs McFarland Miss Bedford Mr O Stone juntingdon lames Gossin and Nee Mr Serjeaut Augustus, the c lished, well known in London, Paris and ot the Broadway, Nave York, as the Tip Top Regular Time INTERIOR OF CURIOSITY SHOP! Crowds of Castles and People, a Leap, wonderiul Red Coffer, Patent Pop Gun, Resiless Chains,a Chailenge but no Fight ‘The accomplished Augustus shot through the Ceiling—Fact not Fable. f the Lake of L val k and white=A Child i eeno—Black and white—, ul View of the Lake of Lagan ial Gore ds lost—Pantaloon in a puck ol f the celebrated Mother Goose, Master Serjeant Frees Durch Ladies ina Mosw—A Pleat? Vexctable Man arises and in the confusion the Market Place 1s transformed to the HALLE OF THE STAADHAUS ! Laid out fora Corpor » Dinner! Dead Geese and Live ressed—Animated Pas- Gyaiow by's ie son's id Solemo right | Treated@-Aggravating aud folema sight ¢ APPARITION OF A FRENCH COOK. Viz: that of the celebrated UDE, 10 im height and every Way proportionat Notk—Mons. Ude while living was 5 feet 8 inches, but every body knows there’s great stretching allowed in aritions. ZERLAND! Canton of Luzeme | ‘Two sorts of Fiddle Play Great Swell | less me, where's my Shirt | CENTRAL AMERICA. Romantic Rain surrounded by a Forest. Monkeys, Owls and Wild Boars exert themselves iu this scene Murder committed and brought to Great Danas ina Marble Mouth. RANCE! Oak House at Allonville, Pays de Caux. The Humors of a Sporting Match—How to Snare a Keen One. _ SPAIN! ‘The Moonlight Ruins of St. Jago! ecromantic Vault and Snehanted Nosegay ! N ts SUBTERRA!—Trial Arch sustained by Stone Red Hot Salamanders.» - Messrs. Runnels, Hiram and Chesnut. Crtestiac—The Silver City of THE MOON! Crossep BY a Srtenpip Briver or Rusigs ! Unnai ble bright comet, ey, Miss L. Shooting Stars in A | Masters Stephe Glenroy, W. Kincade and Sergeant, Mises Wells, &. Fixed Stirs, ‘Satellives, Coruscations and Lunarians gene- rally: all nd correcily, that i to say, after the nuthorit ern astronomers, sir J. Newton, Locke not hun on the understanding, but ce gentleman of lunar ce- lebrity), Herschel, Xe. &c. Me. Pianers BRiGHT. © K. Palmer, J. Serjeant TA. Needham, 0b. B. Hoyt, Piavets Brautirun. ‘ells, MeFarland ats, Mies Betior’s . Carrol, iy H- Rannels. Mesdames bey (ee La Fa OTICE. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be » Grand Day Perlormance every Saturday Afternoon, comm mencitg at 2 clock precisely, embracing ail the choice aud most splendid f ‘QUESTRIAN AND GYMNAST es aso: For partienlars see handbills at the Bor + f- fice, which o2 Saturday will be ready for delivery from Js «’- clock A. M. watil the time of opening. I> Boxes, 50; SZ can be cocated os ten D AC’ fics Foare ull 2 BOWERY AMPII! THEATRE. WERY. it, 25; Gallery 1234 ce! Bord ONE WEEK LONGER! Previous to the departare of the Company to falfil their em Kagementat the Tremont Theati ton. Xes 2 cente—Pit Que Shilling. (>The Managers of the New York Bowery Amphitheatre Company, have the honor of aunouncing to the public {hat they have concluded an enuagement with the Tessee of the Tremont ¥ ston, J. J. Ess. ence their per= fal fond isto een ab fahment on » they are "1 0 will be dosbled to delay their lepartae from longer, during which time the following HI be » " MONDAY EVENING, F ri i e, oF int Nie ius cthtopiay en ented VIRGINIA MINSTRELS, Being exclusively musical entertainment, ermbining the banjo, violin, bone castanetts, and tambourine ‘an rely ex empt’ from the vulgar eo and ther onjectionable features, char : Which have te CAMILLE, O, RD ER “ay te 20th inst, state that they this city for one wi 6, . wid surpassingly le of e bold ie bo equal in svery vecpect to the most cele- Pi ntoftheecletrated Clown and Buffo $i a ment of celetrat own jaffo Singer, meade rR. WILLIAMS, Formerly ofthe celebrated Cooke's Cireus, England. Kengnement of the great haanpion Valter afte world, fe ‘AND, ae of H. Bochaelt Ragone, Tropes, Park Ma og ft i tile We \ easement or MISS MCFARLAND.” ° St Aged four yi as the Rose Bud, in Mr B Howes’ beantifal jemori : Zeya © d and ER AY J Ni Horsemanship, @n- world. SIG, RAPETTI’S LAST CONCERT THIS SEASON. TT has the honor to inform his friends and the iftia © AMIIIS MATAR PEE ATE 8 REDUCTION OF PRICES. Dress Cirele, 25 coma Ft PG rag Upper Tier Iig0e: REE, i iF which THE ROBBER OF THE RHINE, Conclude with LUKE THE LABORER. clock Sad the perfermanes will com “iS OLYMPIC TAKATIR, THIS EVENING” oul nee, AUCTION MER “ormed Coucinde with AN (CP The Doors will be o. R fortaances comm a7, oF half-paat €, and the per AMERICAN MUSE Marble Building, Broadway, opposite ” Oo] PE BARNUM Munger, 27 "0 St. ants Chureh Attractions never equalled plendid AGRATION CF Moscow Arrival of the celebrated and long exp-eted INDIAN CHIEFS, 's direet from their western ense which in reall tw for one werk dians and Sqnaws cen in the Museum throu ing will anpear im their aw ther Last week of the sj CONF They will be nd in the eve owas. whole day, no War D t c. hey will ap. peal the culiar and wnique Native Costame: ‘They are large, well formed, full blooded, and as not le look- mpany of i G. Sherman, the T Sern. r pular ballad singer; T. G, Booth, the Comic Sinwer; La Petite Celeste, the admired dausense! Miss Hood, the exquisite Voerlist._ Last week of yimivareally admired wANIMATE! "ABLEAUR, ‘ Also, Signor Vivaldis celebrated Mechanical Figures. : __ PHRENOLOGY, An Eminent Professor will make Practical Examinations of velopements and character, at a trifl t > The sarily suspe bg the eexavement of the Animated ‘Tableaux, as the proprie r thereof draws a portion of the re- ceipts of the ) um, the Manaver trusts that when the tow price of admis is taken into conaiderstion, this tem = porary exelosion of the Free Visitors, will not deterthem from patronizing the establishment, and viv sing these spleadd aud anequalled reenes. Performances commence at 7 o'clock. suey etrormeanions Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at ob 4 ovcloe! I active preparation, the sublime and wonderful moving Di DELUGE! . orama of the i Admission to all 25 cents—Children half pri See PEALE’S VEW YORK MUSEUM NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY. 18, NOW RE-OPENED ! >. H. DEVOK, Manager. The establishment contains an’ almost endless number of RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS O. NATURE AND ART! Neatly and tastefully displayed in three spacious halls, and boasts of avery COSTLY AND ELEGANT PICTUR GALLERY, ., Mxceeding in extent and value any other mu America. * . The manager has engaged, for every Day aad Kvening, until further notice, from 9 itn 9 cack P. M., the MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHING GIPSY WOMAN, From England, pose upon the public, by making them She wishes not to believe her a Wite Pos teh. « b FORTUNE TELLER! ssed with supernatural power—but on the et 4 of claims publicly to” be able fo instruct others tutelleet, and mention their leading tra sactious of T TIMES, ter founded on her logy, physiognomy,veurology correctness of her assertions. sh dreds of onr first citizens, including clergymen, judges, evs. physicians, and many of the most eulightemed la the city, (C7 Admission to the Museum, 25 cents; Children halt pric Anextra eharge of 1234 cents to’ those who consult the oman, ROCKWELLS PATENT DECK LIGHTS. NO. 9 ASTOR HOUSE, ENTRANCB IN BARCLAY j¥ D GCHNEIDER & REBHUN, Directors of the German Band, §9 and Iate of Saratoga Springs, will attend private parties and sotrees with a baud of from thy to twenty art A No. 27 Delancy street near the Bowery, or No. 59 by x jy17_im*: ET SHIP OCMULGEK, from New Orleans, is di ing at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street. ces will please attend to the receipt of their good r Consig! without delay. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. TTERMS REDUCED TO ONLY “TWO ‘DOLLARS AND A HALF fora Full Course of Waitixa Lessons, GOLDSMITH’S ‘National Carrographic Institute and Book: Keeping Academy, 251 New City Hall; entrance smith respectfully informs the citizens environs, that his spacious apartments Penmanship and Book-Keeping, will elo March next. MrG, has obtsined the first secutive years for the best specimens of off-hand penmanship, exhibited at the great Pairs ofthe American Institute. He also Be es himself to impart to all in ten lessons of one hour each his much admired system of mercantile and epistolary peaman ship, or retain the money, at the expiration +f the lessor ‘The gentlementare taught a bold, free, dashing style of merean tle writing, Written with the greatest rapid he Indies ac quire a beautifal style of epistolary writingan invaluable” accomplishment to the sex. Young gentlemen qualified as teachers of th vazjous branches, ERM. ‘ora course of Mercantile and Ey ‘Two Dollars and a halt. okveping, reduce for an watimited le about the tsthof tum three con- art, ipall its istolary Writing trom fifte vendance, pryable in advance, Strange ing the City Can receive a course of writing les: sous in two or three da ‘The ladies meet daily from 1 10 1 % eu at9A M, and 3d, 7and 8PM, Private in- given. orsole atthe Academy, a superior article of gold aud mey tallicpens, Kerauascea—Robert H Mouis, Mayor ofthe eity of N York. jen. W Sandford, Geo, Hall, Ex- Mayor of Brookiyn. John Davis, Govert or of Massachusetts. bhott Lawren DICAL NOTICE BOSTWICK, Professor of Surgery and Sur New York Medical and Surgical Institate, pays particular atreution to the treatment of diseases of the heart'and lungs, dyspepsia, piles, diseases of the reatam, and al female complaints. The great’ suecess that has attended his mode of treating those painful and so frequently fatal disenses, has brought patients from the most remote parts of the country to place themselves under his care, and out of 231 patients that cme from a distance, all bas five returned to their homes per feetly cured, and thosetfive were ineurable. HOMER BOSTWICK, M. D. No. 75 Charnberrs street, of Broadway iy tris ® in z VicTor GARCIA ZULETA, i Boxota—t this should ius eye or that of ary person who can give informati: a of vee, they will confer a great favor on his brother, by addressing PERSSE & BROOKS, _fitmisec vi __No. 61 Liberty street. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. (THESE far iamed and celebrated Pills, from Portogal, are, we perceive, to be obtained in this country. See advert ment an the Laer cotonn. fr IN (COLONEL S. PER / deliver a course the New York So Broadway. To rommence on half past 7 o'e hove subject ner of Leonard street and y evening, 10th instant, at Jor Tickets to be had at the prireipal book stores, and of the Li- of whom the members of the Society, who may please ie id, will obtam Lickets to the first lecture, free of charge. Tater FOR LONDON.—Kegular packet of the lnilro Febuary 1843.—The very superior, Sot sling poe t 3 hip WELLINGTON, Capt. Chadwick, will pom vey as above, her regular iy # " " ¥ ik Very superior accommodations for cabin,second cabin should and steerage sengers, to make early application ou Board, foot of Maiden lane ox to JOSEPH MeMUKKAY, 100 Pine st., cor. South. ‘The above will be sues eded by the packet ship Quebec, and sail on the 20th Feb; Persons wishing . their friends residing in the cidcountry, can have t ht out by the ships, or any of the regular packets, by applying as above ; if by post pai BLACK BALL, or OW Line=LIVERPOOL SRD ms Regular Packet of 19h of February —The a letter, far moguilicent favorite packet ship ENGLAND, jenj. L. Waite, will sail positively on Monday, the eb. her regular day. accommodations of this well known ets for eabin, 2d id steerage passengers are unsurpassed by any other I ip loading for the above port. Those about to embark will find it to their comfort and advantage to select this conveyanee. For ter e, and to secure the best berths, early application should be made on board, foot of Beekman street, or to the subscribers, i ROCHE BROTHERS & CO., 34 Fulton st, next door to the Fulton Bank. N.B. The England w illail from Liverpool onthe 7th uf April —those ‘sending for their friends, can haye them broaght er, or in eny of the Packets comprising this magnifi- 'd established Line, which sail from Liverpool , pune- he 7th and 19th of every Month. For jassage ap- n the Royal Benk of freland, and on Messrs. Prescott Grote, Ames & Co. bankers, London, which will be paid free ot diséount or any charge. very town throughent England, a relynd, Seotiand and Wa FOR SALE=A young, fwil grown New Found- ol Iaud dog of fiuest. breed aid laruest site. His owner is about leaving the city. and having no use tor him, Will dispose of him upon reasonable terms. For particulars ap- ply to 34 Fletcher f Stis®r D BLACK BALL LINE OF CKETS: KOH LiVERPOOL—Paeket of Ay} rebraary— The superior well known packet ship D, y sail as abovi nite, will positively sail as he pase: , ‘aud atecrage passengers. Pesons abet to’ embbert the ship foot of Bele id make early application on JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South stres vorite line of pack- 5 man st, oF to N. B. Persons sending for their friends Bovtain and Ireland caw have them brought ou ofthe ships composing this line and drafts Tarnished ‘for any amount, payable without discount throughout the vane king dom. avply as abyve. ee PACKET FOR MARSEILLES—The ship HELLESPONT, Adams, Ma: will positively on March. Fer freight or ¢ apply to Ss. ROOM & 104 Frome st. orto BOYD & HINGKEN, Ageuis, fe 9 Toutine Building. FOK HAVRE-The Packet Ship DUCHESS D°ORLEANS, will sai ow the sth instant. She has Francis? Patent Life Bont, thirty feet loag, of ime Ticuse power, and wich will carry 100 passengers. 3tee ~ PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second Cine—Th ship ONEDIA, James Funk, master, will sail on the Ist March. Dee a7 AND : NEW Y Positively gular Pae jt, taal che 100 TORE ‘s ee ‘ling packet 3 Capt, way, will coutively sall_ as above, her regular day. “Por fetent 3 takes having handsome. Tarnished .secommodations, “apply » board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st, or to £. K COLLINS & LO. 56 South at. Positively no goods received after Thursday evening,t he 9th 18 may rely upou having their goods correctly measur. ‘thar “ne shies of this tine will sail panetaally as adver- Any quaraneve co Chat effect will be given and fulfilled vat may be requ € lin rs Woodraff, who wil! prompe dress Captain Peet, will succeed tha ‘her regular day. fr he oacket ator Ocm Warsaw, and sail che 20th