The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1843, Page 3

thorize Department to '1 asmay nemesis to July, 1844. Should this ngress, the imated bal. ance of! 627 08 will remain unaffected, except by such 8 as may be made beyond the estimates. rd an amount of receipts that will enable ‘the ‘Treasury to eet penctaally demands that are likely to be made n it, [have this day addressed a communication to the airman of the Committee of Ways and Means, recom- ending duties upon tea and coffee, together with several other articles which ap) to be proper subjects of tax- ation. However desirable it may be to avoid this resort, it was thought to be imperatively called for by the condi- te het the Suances and the state of the Lasoryd great: ‘See ave the honor to be, with great respect, v‘ . W. FORWARD, servant, Secretary of the Treasury. To the President of the United States. F Friimorg --I move to refer both to the Commit- tee of Ways and Means. sorte Wisr—I hope the gentleman will withdraw that, sir. I have a resolution to instruct the committee to report the condition of the finances and the means to supply the wants of the Government and the deficiency in the Treasury for the present year. | The previous aneencn was called, and Fillmore’s motion was carried. ‘Wise moved a reconsideration. He had asked the gentleman the other day whether he believed the statements of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury, and he had evaded the question. He has since to! me he did not agree with the Secret: Fittmors—We were waiting for an answer from the Secretary. I could not have so answered the gentleman. | nif 5 ‘Wise--Sir—I know this is the age of Mesmerism, and the rage of Millerism. Arnotp—Yes, and the age of Tylerism—unfortu- nately—(Roars of Jaughter.) ‘ ‘Wiss—But I was under no such influence then.— And now at the last hour of the last session the gentleman says he does not know—he has not made up his mind whetherjthe Secretary’s calculations are right or not. 'tLMoRE—I have no means of showing he’s in error. Wisz—Do you believe his data is correct ? ioRE—I’ve no means to prove it is incor- rect; and I believe the Secretary is an honest man. Borts—I_ ask, Sir, if it’s in order to pole the members of the Committee to get their private opi- nions. Cries of ‘order, order.” mg ‘Wisz—The gentleman says he has no opinion at all at this late oar And if he had, why he has not done his duty and brought forward some plan to meet the deficiency which there will be in the Trea- sury. But thegentlemanthe other day told me he differed with the Secretary. Frutmorg—Sir, I-deny it. e , Wiss—Sir, a that’s sacred, he did say it. Frumore—I did not. Jtisnot true. : ‘Wise—Sir, I repeat my words, that he did so. Srgeaxer—Order, order. _ ; Great excitement, and cries of “ order” in the House. . Frtmore—As the gentleman is near the Govern- ment, I’ll ask him, does he believe the Secretary ? Wisr—Sir, that’s not a question. (Roars of laughter ) 'Ise—Stop, gentlemen, before you laugh. Isay Idon’t believe the Secretary’s statements. Now will the gentleman answer me as plainly ? A long pause. ‘Wise—No, sir. And now, gentlemen, you can laugh. I believe his statements are based on a san- dy foundation. 4 Arnotp—Oh, yes, he’s a lying rascal, I suppose ? Wise—Sir, I dread a called session as much as as a cursetothe country. But if there called session, it is evident the Commit- tee of Ways and Means mean to throw all the odi- um of it on the Executive. Firiumorg.—Sir, I thought the gentleman’s re- marks the other day were intended to pave the way for a called session, and to throw the odium on the present Congress. In my late remaks, I did not in- tend to wound the gentleman’s feelings, but I meant to set myself right with the country. If in the haste of the moment fdid it in a way that was offensive, I regret it. That’s all Ihave to say about it, sir. 1 was right in the matter, but perhaps the manner did not become me. Wisg.—Sir, I say that no man shall get up here, and flatly deny the truth of what ! say; and then say he meant nothing by it; without answering it. And let any man attempt to do so, and he shall answer it as he may be able. Let it rest with the word between that gentleman and myself, contra- dicted as lam. Sir, he did say what I attribute to him, and I will maintain it by every ordeal on God’s earth. ‘Wise then sat down, and the House adjourned. So this has been a bustling day. There is also a talk between Col. Henderson and Col. Freeman of the Marine Corps. It is now rumored that Mr. Webster leaves the Cabinet, and takes the lead of the great assumption party. And that Cushing takes his place. Mr. W. gave a most brilliant party to-night. cena Supreme Court or rue Untrep Srares, Feb. 13.— No. 31 1. S. Bowman et al., appellants, vs. the City ot Jeffersonvilleetal. The argument of this cause was continued by Mr. Legare for the appellees, and concluded by Mr. Test, for the lants. Ad- journed till to-morrow morning, 11 o’clock. Sates of Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday, $2000 Wilmington Railroad 6's, 1953, 624 ; $1000 do do do, 69 26 shares Wilmington Raliroad, 9 ; 6 do Schuy!- n, 398. rer mena: Wilmington Railroad, 6's, 1853, 63; 10 shares Girard Bank, 2. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Panapeuenta, Feb M—Cid Elizabeth, Remington, eb I Oceana, Creighton, New Orlen Iason, ward, Jenney, Halifax; Rocharo: irwan, Portau Prince; Gallant Mary, Coffin, Mavaguez; Millicent, Dodge, NYork: ce, Brighiman, Fall Rive Sid Orleats, mm, NOrleans; Samuel R Paynter, Holland, NYork, Airat Annapolis, Lawrence, Boston. Off do, Perse: prance, Sterling, from Najuabo, PR;' Barbara, Squires, New er be 10—Arr J W Page, Eldri Boston; Ster- Hinatces Nyorks "Cla Julie: Bennett Bestous ‘Esser, oNseon, \verpoo! Ponvitie, Feb 2—Sid Ellen, NYork. x Feb S—Are Greenock, (Be) Fleck, n Gowing: der Sir Chas Naser ¢ siaze ath eliza, & Hock, Bet n; feta Cruz Cla Hanover,’ Martin, Robbins, Trieste; Per- Gorawall (Br) Lvaigan, Klowston, det Cs semen ot oor Smith, Mataxorde: T Street, McConnell, Havana: Cid ‘Troy, Hills, Live-pool; Charles, Henderson, Havre; Saratega, Ras- agll. NYork; to joston; Ottawa, M ins, Pe mer, Basse Terres Gad: Chee tik. Leas, Feb 4—Arr Persian, jerpool; Adri Johnson, Ludwig, Curling, No Spok Chappell, from Wilmii 1 NC. for West Indies, 4 days out, sSeeRaliin acne, RO fr wo ten tree Jan22=Ie port Panchira, Oray, for C amit nent dcyt Nile, Slaw’ for Testesdst Cockers ills, wt Got) Ad! Leland, do; it Glu Galoee Chatestet Ginter Bhatge Nore do; Hope Mitchel, for NY . Bdays; OA Gal for Phil Iphia, 5. ies 3 Art, fan 10—In hort, Northerner, Hood, disg: ae: Havens Alida \Palmane frome Norio, , Venzie, wn, do; Lisbon, Nichols, ‘New York, Merriman, do, Frances Amy,Atwood Petre, Guad. to next day with juestri- ; Madawaaks, Small, ding: Sarth Wales, Joy, do; Engineer, ‘Whittier, Just art from Blymouth, St. Thomas, (Correspondence of the Herald.) Sr. Tuomas, Jan. 20, 1843. James G. Bennett, Esq— Dear Sir :— We have hada great deal of imports from differ- ent partsof the United States within the last two months, particularly bread stuffs, which has over- stocked our market, and brought down such articles as low as they possibly can be sold, viz: superfine flour $4,75 to $5 cash; rye do $34 to $4; corn meal $3, dull, per bbl.; corn per bag $14 to $14; B. E. a8 $24 to $3 per bag. white beans to $4 per ag; butter 10 to 11 cts.; lard 9 to 10 het Rate to 10 cents; bread, navy to $3 per bbl.; pilot $3} to $4; prime beef $54 to $6; mess $74 to $94; prime pork $9 to $9}; mess do $8 to $9; ‘half bbis. mess and choice pieces beet $7} to $8; cheese $7 to $7} country. est India produce— 3 of Porto Rico seem to be going ahead pretty rp ; the have shipped several cargoes from thet Island al- ready, and we have p*rchased some smal lots $24, and molasses at 14 cents fer gallon, casks included; presuming the prices at different parts of Porto Rico 18 $2} to $3; molasses at 7 to8 cts. per gallon, with- out cask, Very few vessels taken up yet for freight. 0G DEATH FROM SLEIGH RIDIN y take cold by s! riding, and neglect it until it results in consumption and death.” Every one that goes a sleigh- piding should invariably take with them a package of Pease’s Horehound Candy, from 45 Division street, and make use of it at every hotel they stop at, and this would prevent them Colds. ‘The season #0 far has been 60 varied end changeable, that many have fallen victims to diseases of the lungs, and such complaints as ee arise from. an sas state of the blood. The best medi- cine we know of is the borehound candy, manufactured by Pease & Son, 4 Division street. Ita name is familiar to most persons in all parts of the country; t town or village that does not contain haverecrived relief from its use. Th cures must readily, are coughs, colds, consumption. 0 contains some ing: ble the proprietors to recommend it to the public asa luable remedy for such diseases as arise from an impure state of the blood. We are sustained in our opinions by the numerous certificates that have emanated from minis. ters ofthe 1, members of the bar, and our own oxpe- jen pon this view of its virtues, we recommend it to Just issued from the press, and 0G LITERA’ the Historical Novel, Bianca Gipalle*by tas popalar suthoross, Lady Bulwer. 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It will be issued to-morrow (Thursday) morning, in an extra New World, and va be for sale at the Office, 30 Ann street, ape | lers anl agents at 12} cents a copy—10 copies $1—$8 per hundred. i i: THE MYSTERIOUS CHEVALIER—A RO- mace OF FRENCH HISTORY—by G. P. R. James, Esa, author of “ The Jaquerie,” “ Morley Ernstein,” &c. .C. This is a novel replete with startling and absorbing in- cident. Connected with the plot are some of those admir- able romances of French history for which the writings of Mr. James are so remarkable. The adventures of the “ Mysterious Chevalier,” and his noble protege, form one of the most entertaining novels of the Brother Jonathan series. * The “Mysterious Chevalier” will be published TO- MonRow. in an Extra Double BROTHER JONA- THAN, from the office 162 Nassau street. Price 12} cents, or ten copies for $1. Newsmen must apply early, as only a limited edition has been printed. New Yorx, April 20, 1342. M. C, Baistor, Burraro, N. ¥.— Dear Sin— 0G- WE HAVE BEEN SELLING DURING THE year considerable quantities of your Extract of Sar- éaparilla, and think from the account we hear of its vir- tues from those who have used it, that the sale in this cit may be much increased by paying it more attention in ad- Nace raa Our arrangements are such with the different that we can have advertisements inserted on much Beloar' terms than most others pay, and more conspicuous: ly. If om would like to make an arrangement with us Pd ling it more extensively, we think it could be made of much advantage to us both. We have now four ditte- rent stores, three of them in the best location in the city for retailing, and one for wholesaling, and our facilities are such a# will enable us to dispose of more of it, per- haps, than any other house. We shall be much pleased to hear from you on this subject, or if you visit New Yerk in the course of a menth or so, to see you at our store73 Ful- ton street. Yours, very rerpeottully, A.B. & D. SANDS. DR. TAYLOR’S BALSAM LIVERWORT, 375 Bowery.—The following ia another certificate, just hand- ed the proprietor, to be engrossed among the thousends al- ready received, and are a sample of what is continually given us, oral and written, by those who are completely cured of colds, coughs and consumptive affections of the chest, and pain in the side, &c., it really is important for all females to have it in the house :— New Yonx, Feb. 10, 1843. ‘This is to certify that 1 have frequently used Dr. Tay: xon’s Balsom of Liverwort, from 375 Bowery, for an affec tion of the lungs, to which I have been a sufferer for the two years, and slways with marked benefit ; andI am fully satisfied that had I continued its use without inter- ruption, I should long before this have been restored to perfect health. I therefore take great pleasure in recom- mending it to all persons having any tendency to pulmon- ary consumption. Gign G. R. McLAUGHLIN, 217 Spring street. Dr. Leeds, wholesale agent, 127 Maiden Lane ; Mrs. Hays, 139 Fulton st, Brookly rf. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Feb. 14-6 P, M, ‘The feeling at the Stock Board was less buoyant to-day. Sales were not large, and prices generally gave way. Ohio 6's fell } per cent; Kentucky 6's, 1; Delaware and Hudson, 3. Mobile funds were better to-day ; that is to say, there is very little disposition to buy. The rate is nominal at 35, At the new Board there was but a small business done. ‘The President addressed the public at some length. Mr. Harlan, the Secretary of State for Kentucky, re- cently published a statement of the debt of that State giv- ing the full amount at $3,902,783, viz :—$515,000 at 5 per cent, and 8,387,783 at 6 per cent. It is a most extra- ordinary fact that he omitted $917,600 of bonds issued to the Board of Education, $29,000 to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, and $2,000,¢00 issued to the Bank of Kentucky and the Northern Bank. The whole amount of bonds issued is as follows— Amount of bonds issued to the Bank of Kentucky and Northern Bauk, $2,000,009 Amount of internal improvements, 3,902,783 Amount to Board of Education Amount to Commissioners of Sinking Fund, Actual debt, . 283 It is pretended that the bonds issued to the Banks, and the interest being paid by them there, are not a State lia- bility. Then has Alabama, Louisiana, and some other States, no debt. The bill tochartera new bank, with a capital of $,5,000,000, has again been revived in the State Senate, andmay become a law. The Supreme Court of Arkan: in delivering their opinion in the case of Conway and others, ex parte, as Trustees of the Real Estate Bank, upon an application for a writ of mandamus, say :— “ Should the assets of the ration prove insufficient unt and equitably owi the . ers of her bonds and ‘other public’ securitles need be ‘an der no apprehensions but that she will faithfully and ho- norably discharge, to the utmost farthing, all her engage- ments, regardless alike whether they be inthe hands of foreign or domestic capitalists. ‘The principles of virtue, ‘as well as of public justice, (which we are confident our citizens and our government will ever respect and obey) utterly forbid the idea that this young, free and pros; rous State will ever permit one jot or tittleof her Might: ed faith and recorded honor to fall to the ground.” Brave words! very brave words! Where’s the mo- ney? The Sta'e Bank system of Alabama is finally abolished: The bill to put the Huntsville Bank, the last branch, in liquidation, passed on the 34 inst. in the House, by.a vote ef, |.of 48t045. ‘The bill is the same as that passed by the Se. nate, and is nowa law. The liabilities of the ether banks are as follows :— 1,248:040 UgT36: ze 46,437 4,754,421 ‘orth. iver, Chemical, Total 22 Banks, follows :— tall, 1812. 1943. Loans, 26,768,730 24 138,675 24,925,933 ireulation, kK & Notes on hand, - ee 3009 835 Deposites, 12,267,817 10,385,688 12,623,200 The following are the leading features of free banks of the city, as compared with last year:— . an Loans. 5 Bank of Commerce, 2'539;161 275/193 Mech’s Bank. Ass.’ "686,331 73,927 N. Y. Banking Co, 190,872 135, Clinton Bank, - 1,871 514,803, 1,454.94 Dep. Dep. 93 354.693 113,024 | 543,367 174,085 1,332 468 = 201.150 2,119 742 . Ass. 92,786 133,150 87,574 ‘177,798 N Co. 46,210 19,374 = rn Clinton Bank, = 157 8434 407,614 1,090,685 408,205 2,009,941 These aggregates compare as follows :— Mat, 1912. 1843. Loans, 3,163,071 4,224,834 4,653,135. Specie, 440.082 ‘514803, 1454989 Circulation, 565,790 407 Gla ‘106,295 Notes of Banks, 142,343 Deposits, 1,507,258 1,838,695 2,829,341 The following is a table ot all the chartered and free Banks in the city, on the Ist Jan. 1841, 1842 and 1843 :— Banxs or te City or New Yorx. 18t1, Loans. Specie. — Cire. r Chartered Banks, 26,768, 20. 4,270,167 4,958,397 ior Free do 4,821,411 1,276,420 "707,770 2,602,786 ee 31,090,131 5,546,587 5,668,'67 14,870,603 Chartered Banks, 24,139,675 3,953,351 4,754,421 10,395,688 Free do 4,221,531 514,803 607,614 1,838,685 oak 28,363,809 4,477,151 5,162,035 12,224,373 Chartered Banks, 24,025 933 5,024,571 4,225,058 12,623,200 Free do £653,135 1.454,989 406,295 2,829,341 Total, 29,579,068 7,279,560 4,63',353 15,452,543 Deduct nover on hand,” — — —-¥548,681 Nett circulation city Banks, ‘$1,082,672 The safety fund and chartered banks have an excess of specie over bills in circulation, cqual to $4,000,000, and the free banks specie and other notes on hand exceeding their circulation by $1,700,000. This accumulation of funds, it appears, i in the shape of deposites remaining unemployed through the distrust of the times, and thi fluence of unwise legislation. What prevents the inves ment of this money in mercantile pursuits? Why is it that produce at low rates afferd no temptation to the dealer? It is chiefly because vicious legislation has utterly deranged our foreign commerce. The foreign trade has been annihilated in the last six months to the extent of near $50,000,000. . The embargo of 1807—8, was harmless in comparison with the blighting influence of a protective tariff upon commercial interests. Sales at the Stezk Exchange, 500 Treasury Notes, 101, 2000 do 5's, 1870, 88 4000 NzY State 7's, 1848, 10436 3000 1 23 1000 “do 536’s. 1965, 95 6 Del. aud Hudson, 83 $00 do 5%, 1818, ' 90 20 Union Bank, 106 9500 Ohio 6's, 1860, 65, 4 Bank New York, 113 1000 do" do 64% 30 Bk Commerce scrip, 95 3000 = do. do os 20 Mechanics’ Bapk, 64 2000 «do — do 694 10 Canton, 16% 1000 do do b30 65% 25 wh, b 60 2755 3000 Kentucky 6's 1871, 85 100 Harlem, 53 16; 2000 33085 = 40 do 360 16 2000 City 7’s, 1852, 106 20 Boston & Prov. 92 Second Board, 2500 City 5’s, 1858, 25 Merchancs’ 1000 K vrlem, 2500 Btate 5's, - 50 Long Island, Sales at the New Stock Exthange, 97. 25 Del & Hud 820 81 os 10 Mohawk RR rw 57 85, 2 do 830 27 Be 90 Harlem bio 16} 8544 100 Paterson bio 43} a 659 do bao 43 1000 do bio 8644 100 ~=do b30 43! 1000 Indra dol.bnds = b3 22% 32 Utiea& Schen 10d 115 4000 Ohio 6’s, 1850 . rw 653g 35 NY Life & T 560 47 1000 do tw 65'a 150 Long Island rw 48% 43shas Mautn Bk lO 65 State of Trade. The weather being inclement to-day, but little out-door Dusiness wes done. Real estate sules' were made as tel- low Three story dwelling ‘house No. 58 Warren street; lot 21 feet two inches front, by 76 feet 9 inches deep, $10,000. Three ‘story attic and basement house, No. 12 West 14th street. Lot 25 by 103} feet. House 25 by 50 feet, $13,250. Lot {of ground No. 17 Marion street, with two frame houses thereon, $3,400. -Ashes—There is nothing doing in either description. Shippers not being willing to pay more than ¢525 for pots. Holders asking $550. Pearls are nominal. Cotton—800 bales were taken yesterday. Flour—Nothing done. Prices remain nominally the same. Married, In this city on Monday evening, 13th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Hutton, Mr. Wittiam Hasectine, ef Philadel- Phia, to Miss Fanny C. Gueason, of Haverhill, Mass. Died. On Tuesday morning, the 14th instant, Extzaner wife of William Chave, Seed 47 years, if ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her fumeral,on Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, cor. of 21st street and Ist aventic. On Tuesday, 1 o'clock, P. M., Mictart Hany, aged 29 years, a‘ter a short but severe itIness, His friends and acquaintances, and those of his brother- in-law Owen W. Brennan, are requested to attend his funeral on Thursday afternoon, at half past 3 o'clock, from his late residence Monroe Hall, corner of Centr eand Pearl streets. E Passengers Arrived, New Ontrans—Baryne Rio Grande—Mr Diackery, M Ber- gamery and lady, J Phillips, A Phillips. To the State, $2,666,845 07 To Bondholders, 9,211,762 00 Note holders and depositors, 5,200,000 00 $16,978,607 07 It is to be further noted that the circulation and deposits are theonly debt payable on demand, or for which atime ly provision and punctual payment of interest will not be ample for many years to come, and that nearly two mil- lions is @ loss of funds previously accumulated, and not a debt to be provided for. The gross assets of the banks, therefore, are as fol- lows :— Loans reported by joint committee, $16,401,873 77 ne? omitted = 750,000 and personal estate, 1,674,467 pecie, 1,074,993 21 $19,901,333 98 There are, therefore, nearly twenty millions of gross assets with which to meet about seventeen millions of gross liabilities. Of these aswets there are, by the correct commutation, positively good— By the joint committee loans, $8,252,135 80 Ot the omitted items, say 100,000 00 Real and other property at half cost, 757,288 60 Specie, 1,074,993 21 $10,814,367 51 To which of the doubtful debt, say 25 per cent, a8 collectable, about 500,000 00 $11,314,367 51 Which isthe fund to which the note holders have the right to look, in the first instance, for the sesurity of a debt of $5,200,000, being in effect, two dollars of selected security for one dollar of debt. But it is idle to suppove that any of these assets can be collected for many years, unless by those who take advantage of the great deprecia. tion of the billsito get offcheap. The State is to provide for the interest and State expenses, and must levy a tax, which will for ten years to come, be receivable only in the depreciated outstanding bills. The State can collect no available revenue whatever, unless she funds the cir- culation, which will add $4,000,000 to the standing debt, and $300,000 to the annual charge, which, with the State expenses, will require a tax equal to $1,600,000 per annum. Will this be paid ? Tho following is a return of (he leading features of the banks of New York, according to the returns of the Com- INKSOF THE oy or New York. Specie 944,582 a 23a2 lana’, Commercis! Bank, Lefayeurs Bank City } Leather vers? 333 33 322 Bach's & Dr seventh W: SxS. 3322 ES Seat f Totals? Bauks, #oreign Importations. Sz Tnowas—BrigPennsylvania—(Reported yesterday)—o0 tons fastic 5100 hides 5 wales deer shi ot do. Got ‘49 M com bay bay water $520 A.J Penniston-8i00 J cir J Wolfe-i279 tive franc pieces $275 8 Gros- Yenor—$139 T S$ Schlesinger—25 Mexican doubloons G Hogg— 1305 five frane pieces 203 doubloons A Turley—1 box Aymar & com] A Zerger—6 bbls grease W C Atwat 1 bale J Avezza- Pd are bay water A J Labagh—I box T Bartlert-—$1020 J Hicks & co—! piece leading 1 du section hose J C Wetmore a quantity of oranges to maste: . Domestic Importations, New Ontrans—Barque Rio Grande—100 bbls mola: pales cotton Havens & co—i00 bbls beans berte—13 do Manning & Buck—40 bbls castor oil J Smich—3 casks flaxseed 2 do beeswax Bi 188 kegs lard 8 R Bebee & Brothrs—40 ishon—23 bbis 46 hf do bbls mdse Everett & Battelle—504 sacks wheat Aoagett & Lad- low—65 bi laxseed 1 do beeswax 2du flour J F Youngs & co 40 hhds hems G Leland & co—36 bales cotton Henop & ¢>— 1137 bbls pork G Doug): ins ‘olf lavre, was spoken 19th ult. lat 29 60, stee: eee ree cei, sh ostalaed ia hecey she lost bulwarks, head rails, broke head trained stem and wood ends, head and cutwater; she was leak per hows in pleasent weather, and was secured tumsof a hawser around her, Ware Suir Capmus, of Fairhaven, was totally lost on the 84d of August, on a low Iazoon island, ju lat 23.26 8, lon. 40 W. She had been out 9 months when lost, and hi sperm oil on board. After she struck, the captai men left the island in anopen boat, and after navi ‘ocean adi era thousand miles, arrived at Otaheite, ice was immediately despatched to the re- wwred in Boaton to the amount , National office $11,600, Neptune $5400, Capt. Mayhew of the C.and Mr. J. W. came passengers in the Brandt, at New Scur Hicutaxpen, Tomlin, (rom Philadelphia for Florida, before reported ashore near Georgetown, Seas expected to begotoff at est recounts, “ AUNCH—A. beautiful brig called the G. W. Knight, was Jaunched from the shipyard of the N rae. ‘nights in Portland, ‘onthe Jith inst. She is 185 tons burthen, commanded by Capt Joshua Safford, ended for the freighting trade. Commence oF Bostox.—The Sirah Parker was the only 10,000. Norton, chief mate, Bedford. merchant ship in that port on the Meh inst. “ TAS tole ida. rin oa rene Si hep Febil, Come God No mfr 2 nd Valparaiso, was spo- A naval rendeny. the U 8 sehr Flirt the statio Flag s\ comman 10th Sept. wi Arr at New Bedford 12th i ‘Tahiti Sept 10, Taleahuana Or with 500 bbls sy_oil, 70 black from Aug 21 to Sept 10, Mc 400 sp: Lion, Howland, Prov; ton,Mitose, 8C.and 1s has been opened at Charl ing vessel for as been detailed as the recei ty i» La Riene Blanche,’ Admiral A Du Peturhonsars, rench Naval Forces in the Pacific, was at Tahitt nce, 4 falom, 3 ng po wh 400 5) ane. {i race, 360s, Richd Mitchell, Girduer, do, 37 mos 1150p, Ann, at met fe wh. At Talcahuana Oct 26, Spartan, Bigelow, 800 sp; ry, 8! Coffin, Nant bound oa a short craise,and home. Spoke ff ly 15, Rajah, West, NB. 10 mor, 500 sp; id, Tris, Spooner, NB. 1400 sp, and kas mate, who had his leg broken a few days previons; Nov9, lat 40 8, lon 75, W, George, Forsyth, Stonington, 1300 wh 600 sp; 18th, lat 44 30.8, lon 77 30 W, Baltic, Gardner, Nant. 1450 sp 60 wh; Jan'3, off Permambuch, Frances Henrietta. Reynard, of and for NB. 1530 sp, 1225 wh, 125 apd 14.000 Ths bone: Willis, Daggett, Mattapoisett, 300 p, bound ona cruise. Heard from off Pernambuco, barjue ——, of and for Salem, 1900 bbls oil. ‘The Brandt has been. absent mos. and for the lsst 20 mos of the voyage, fell in with whal but five times. ‘Three men have died, and there has been a gre: deat of sickness on board. ‘i am letter from the Catherwood, of Westport, reports her Oct 1, off Coast of Barbary, 4 mos ont, with 160 bbls ol—had not seen a whele for the lasts days. At St Thoinas 20th ult. Phenix, Small, from a cruiso, to sail for Provincetown next day. Spoken. Foe. Meer aaie ENTER from New York for Liverpool, bikfich Ivano. Pace, from New York for New Orleans, Jan 31, tat 35.4, lon 7! ‘Thatcher, from New Orleans for Marseilles, Feb 2, given, wz W, Feb 3, lat 32 20, lon 72 10, foreign Ports. Sr Joux, NB. Feb 3-Cld Prince Albert, Clements, London; hy Dake Of Wellington, Grant, do, St THomas, Jan 2i—In port, J W Cater, D: delphix, unc; Russel’, Jenkins, from NYork, disg: Jennet ner, Baltimore, ‘0; Saily Aun, Patterson, dodo; Wm ton, Higgins, from Guadaloupe, wtg frt; Benj L Swi min, from Berbice for Porto Rico, wig orders; Plan Martinique for do, do; Relief, Strout, from do, wie frt Hood, Eagle, rick, from Boston via St Barts, disg; Leader, dell, fen Marblehea Itimore, Auger, from, ‘St Vincent for New Haven, to sai Morning Star, Comish, from Boston, fre. Sid Igth, Sarah 20th, Mary Emi from Bath. for aist, Delos, Eck- iates, Keezer, from 3 Rai ‘Plymoath, Ne month, NU: feldt, from Philadelphia for Ponce; United 8 ‘Trinidad for ors, Jan G—Arr Amethyst, Doane, Halifax; Ram- Murdock, do; ath Cres- ideout, Cook, Norfolit. R F Loper, Sheed, of Ph jo do; Chipola, Lane, do, disg. NYork, for Rio. 27—In port, Henry Kneeland, Lock, for Jan port, delphin, wee cargo: Brandy wine, Sid Rothschild, Laury, o NV ork 00 doves Ladle. tine Henry Ke 1 ork. 30 day TON, ‘lip Wiills, from do; Pera, Drinkwater, from Boston, ding. s von7_giome Ports, ‘ ; astront, Keb7—Arr Stephen Gadsby, St Stephen for Chaleston: Diamond, Lockhart do for Berbice: Olevee detfrec, NY. Clark; Calais for West Indies. Wiscasset, Feb §~Sld Tiberius, Gore, and Republic, Lin- coln, Norfolk. ; Sarem, Feb 19—Cld Marion, DaCosta, Maranham Boston. Feb 13—Arr Cuba, Babson, Buenos Ay: Young, Mobile. Cld Majestic, True, New Orleans; Coleman, Curacoa. pauovcksren, Feb t—Arr Texian, Leighton, Boston for atport. . Puymour#, Feb 9~Sld Louisa, Atwood, NYork; Adelaide Sampson, Mobile. DanrmoutH, Feb 9—Arr Mercy, Kelly, NYork. Tanrauiin Cove, Feb 9—Arr Consort, Wellfleet for Ray mf hannock Arr idth, Comelia, Ryder, NYork; Fairfield, Burr, Salem for NYork; Fancy, Parker, Boston for do; Sarah, Rip ley, da: Granville, Bryant, Thomaston for do. ' Sid Consort, iNgrim. RovipENce, Feb 12—Arr Hope, George, York River, Va; Kenhuwa, Howact, Norfolk; Ela Hand, Baker, Baltimore: Rhode Island, NYork; Prudence, Well Sroninaron, Feb t!—Arr Charles, N’ if ruta. Feb 14—Arr Shenandoah, West, Li Pearl, Harding. Boston, Wim Pitt, Baker, do; Cohansey Moore, Mobil. Below, Rosalie, Hill, from S8t'Crom. Cld Cole, Pernambuco. é Lewes, Del. Feb 1L—At the Breakwater, Direct, Briggs, fim NYovk for Buitimore, putin 8th. Weacher ramy, wind.at SW. and the ice leaving very fast. Cuantrston, Feb 9—Arr Gardiner, Bradstreet, Bath, Me; George, Hat, NYork. Sees gSAyauxan,, Feb &Arr Concord, Lord, Botton. Cld China, mall, do. Mosice, Feb 4—Arr Resolution, (Br) Eskdale, London; John Brower, Sutton, Boston; Draco, Sears, do; ‘Redwing, Sleeper, Wilmington, NC: idence. New Onveans, Feb (—Arr sington, Gorham, Algesiras; Craven, Godfrey, Attskaps Liverndol. Swiniord, Liverpool; Liverpool, “Agry, d Prinavi ; Lightfoot, Sleener, ‘ennessee, Wise, Boston; Ken- aa. Cid OUND PILOT—OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for New Bedford, Nantucket Shouls, Boston. Portsmouth, Port) Kennebeck, and other ports. Office at Frye & Shaw's N. cal Store, 222 Water, corner Beekman street, N. ¥.—Viee Yersa Adam: Boston, three days before wanted. Charge the same as fr Head. 525 1m ANTED—A partner with a capital_of 800 to $1000, to embark in the wholes! retail Grocery and Liquor business, Nene needanply but thore who have been bronght up to the business, and willing to give it their whole attention, aud produce undoubted reference as to character and integrity. Apply by letter, with real signature, stating where an inter- view evn be had, addressed to A. Z., office of this paper. 15f 3t®ee IRGINJA MINSTRELS, known as Old Dan Em- met, Bil Whitlock, Frank Brower ana Dick Pelham, will, atthe request of several gentlemen, give a Concert at No. 28 Park Row, on Thursday Evening, ‘16th. For particulars en- quire at the bar of the Cornucopia. ‘Tickets 25 cents each. To commence at 8 o'clock. 15f 2% ec NWARD REASON QF CHRIST! ANITY—HENRY TNVAMES will deli fourth lecture at the Stuyvesant In- atitute, Thursday Evening. (6th inst. Subject—Unity of God and Man. : Lecture to commence at half-past 7. Admittance free. * Uslettec GRAND MILITARY BALL. AT,AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the Officers of Uniform Corps -held at the Howard House on Fridsy ng tant, Colonel e Smith in the chair, it was tesolved,'‘That the Iuvitation Ball to be given at the Tivoli Saloon on the 224 of a Bratt the Birth Day AS Bx GOV BOUCK AND ‘The Officers of the Army and Navy on this And all general office th iy ape ‘County with their Staff. Invitation CommitTer.. Colonel Smith, Captain Vandenberg, Bisel Farr, Peers, oak, Devoe, Vanoutersterp, Hough, Pomley, Rhor, Cole, Cazeneau, Schwartz, Chapman, Moger, joldey, ikeman, Prudhomme, Barter, _ Lyons; Lieut. Cox, Sergt. Brown. Cook. FF brown. Capt. Vandenberg, Cl Surg. Sergt. Purdy, be admitted unless in uniform, No person to be admitted unig > SMITH, Chairm ADJ. SHELDEN, Secretary. srt ne —————— MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents. We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Rongnr Stiyey, of our News Fleet, a Re- Pert of the Shinping left at the Port whence they sailed, the List of their Cargo, and essels Spoken on their Passage, & an: any Foreign Newspapers or News th Tie’ will hoard them immediately on their arr ents and Cor- respondents, at home or abroad, wil: also confer a favor by se the Marine Intelligence they can nd will 1 to Office all obtain, | Nautical Information of any be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 15. Ship Chandler Price, Danlery, Antwerp, Schrs Union, Ballance, Plymouth, NC; Baltimore, Sturges & Clearman | D H Robertson— President, Penfield, Consine, 19 days from New Orleans, #, to Nesmith, Leeds & Co. Pillsbary, 20'days fiom New Orieans, gar nnd molatses, to order Brique Princeton, Houghton, 20 days from New Orleans, with motaases, (0 misier, Barque Abby Baker, Pratt, 18 days from New Orleans, with near aged moles es, to onde, Brig Black Hawk, Robin:ov, 60 days from Rio Grande, with hides, Ke, to B, Coi voy & Son. Brig Belle, Myers, 15 days from Wilmington, NC.with naval stores, ok, § well. " Brig L. H. Adams, March, from New Orteans via New Lon- dep. wih, Coy oh PN \ wel Maan. wien ovate: ir Ranger, lem, from folk, with oysters, to master. Wos ut reat Rex Harbor om the 6.h inst. but was blown off again—lost balwarks, &e. Below. Two barques, tiree brigs. General Record. Forcion Lerten Orrice.—The United Stat pool, will to-day at 10 o'clock. Her ler Gilpmn’s, in the Exchange, at half-past 9. for Liver ngs close a Sone Excel sides and a house on deck, seen ashore upposed the Bergen, is reported to be the Excel, th th & cargo oF flour, Ke. The crew were seen on pooyed in discharg: ing the cargo. Ibis Raymon, whose lose we mentioned seomrday, was owned in Thomaston, Me. nearly anew vessel, and registers cargo’ was ineared. ja three different offices in the vessel is supposed to be insu at the exstward. nseller was formerly of Thomaston, where the crew w, was cut through by ice while Iay- pposed will be a total trom St Thomas for Baltimore, was x victim in the darkest ‘We say to all those afflicted with a well tied friend—a single trial will the only remedy known mlessly perform a petfect ¢ what form or extent in Hunterian D warran ‘o be obtai ily at the t. Price $1 per vial, which is or no elrarge. CITY CASH TAILORING ESTA 202 BROADWAY. WING. to, facilti afforded the anbacriber 1m purchai from first hands, and the liberal encouragement besto upon hie Emporiam of Fashion by gentlemen of taste,he would Inform his friends and the public that he is euabled. to. sell the moat fashionable enrmenta at mach redaced rats from former ices, without any di tion, in quality, style ai inish, Whichhas won the enconiums of the fashionable would. He wouldgiireet attention to his superior style of enctive g employed one ee cutters in the country, an warrant to fit the most it form wi ‘The subscriber would taki is oppertanity to correct the erroneous impression that '‘perchasers in Broadway are obliged to pay more for an article of dress than elsewhere; ? a gall upon the subscriber and his statement of priees will c e the i y article of clothing cxn be obtfteed at ap and as fashionable as any other city. A splendid assortment of Ready Made Clothing, superbly ry wo = e@Ap = ‘con ci A fall it at 4 ice. fimo ne EDW'D, FOX, THe Co-PARTNERSH! retofore existing auder the nme and firm of Jehu Lloyd & Woodruff, is hereby dis- solved. JOHN LLOYD 'W. W. WOODRUFF. New York, Feb. 14, 1843. 191 3t*eodm FICE OF THE NEW YORK BANK NOTE LIsT, ON! 12 Wau street, Fe 1943.—Kastern money wanted at 29, conte discount, pe hundred dolla s, and broken Safety vores 7 eae EDMUND CHARLES & 80N, ‘No. 12 Wall st. Wanted, Pennsylvania Relief Notes at improved rates. Lf 1ttec particulars inquire at 479% Pearl st WARD—Lovt on the eth inst, at the eR a a Re eer ee ™ : Sit Sere reward eit begtres. fader pu UKE FORK SALE AND HOUSE TO LET— Vike tdverticer willselln very hangeome. bat Kood assort- mentof Household b aruit whieh is in geod cond: tion, for prices which ye ake ion Any i tof ‘a vereyar would fd, the above a. desirab) 1 given by. oom Dimg at auction. wish immediate AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS, __ TEPUAL POA RiR mit A Pterer Nos.23 Ann and 115 yn sireat.> onre 29 bs yang hone WEDNESDAY, PARK THEATRE Qo and, sale of first rate furniture of all deseri IMMENSE, RTION toes, rom removing, ke.; also, rate city made The Choice “of the Profe new da. do. " +k GREAT SPECT, c oil , beds, bedsteds, | FOR THE veda eo fo ne spot R 4 volte BUT 0OF robes, le a ly ze 5 ico! Ege oy ic a mating eters ea are tne nh all kinds of bed room furniture, ent disappointments during the ran Also, a} ditianal if removed from Brookiyu for canvettt nce of Also, 500 Ibs curled hair for wgroleters. THUR! At 10% o’cleck, in the sale rooms. patie of satuatle ines; 8 second Rete SS: plane, ae Be , | 1 Pantomime. le. es the makers in the world; inclu This splendid bi commence with a new! bovnoter aed Unitas fi recous Kaquestrian Chivairic Leven ee aftenees trate eatabAZetY Of excellent fumnitare, ‘The paintings are “< Nt GEORA pm Same time, 8 cases stuffed irda fe, he. % Di AGON; AtlO% o'clock in the’ j the Fiery and Pants Cham Extensive anf af foreign and lumens Sry goods, inlets to combat on ost aan een gas eg don and French cloths, cassimeres, vestings yarious, ioteresting incidents aituehed to this Tomarbanin softls0, vltdued articles, fancy goods, jewelry, guns, cutlery, new muy cod Decorations by the {justly celebrated o en, Se. , ee q Also! about 600 yards English and French superfine broad and | Daring and dashing disper by Franklin, without beaver cloths and eassimeres in lots to suit; 126 vest patterns, . om Hock inass under shirts, furs, &e. K raked ut A watch 3 loosen. ferns, 3 ranks penned es "2do. merino, silk ‘and. cashmere shawls, scarfs F, ‘The Bondeme: tus Copsar, and bandin ons other choles goods, By Mesars Cadwallader and Nathase on their Fieree Coursers, a ter which n. most laughable extevvewansa, BY WELL & ARCULARIUD. JACK THE GIANT KILLE Re Store 301 Broadway, comer of Duane streets. aie ee eng Mies bce NaS we an aa Also, a good lotof fine clothing. 3 Also, one pair fine gold epauleties, cost $15, and arein order, quite ne All the above goods will be Large sale of valuable paints jculars in cade, Mast Glenroy, R. & A. are now ready to made advances to any amount on 0 At this period of the vente wntermissionof tap Gonsiznmenrs. Herurue prompt, Sales of real estate and out minutes will ensue. oor sales of household furniture attended to in person. 4 PART anit “Regular sales of Liquors. Seaars, &e., every Tuesday; Fur THE SECOND PART will commence with} niture, Pianos, &e., every Wednesday ind Saturday. AVE GAE, Glatierens. WEDNESDAY, Ish Feb. By the most neat and active Moyt,the sweet banjo playing boy At 1036 o’ctock in the sale rooms. Chestnut, and the dingy John Diamend. A large lot of new and second hand furniture. ‘The’ whole to conclude wi Also 4 elegant piano fortes, ove by Dubois, Bacon & Cham- ie Folic, win bers; ene by Briggs; one Lindeman; one (Paris) Bouliere; 2 Di jechani splendid silver key’d flutes. cen, Cal URING OGRE: DEVO : THE TERROR OF THE FROZEN REGIONS! oe: ane RABHEQUIN AND THE THUMB FAMILY, ‘wer, 5 Sere venom dee 1d without reserve, for cash. some evening this week. — 4 ey THURSDAY, is At 103 o'clock in the sales room, Pherresnet Fall Nations bees see M Lewis — 20 4f0potsof Green House Plants, comprisiog every vane- | preipresses Of all Nations by $5 ite ft ty, now in bloom. ‘The Acsevsoriesand Deeorsiyene by Maer mer TT ARDWANE, Hy LMESON, Auetionger | rhe Folie invented, written and pred wer sey ditegtion HA Rioct, tet racob 8. Paton Thea Sonton Bale ae Hind, ot + Mr JH Amherst ware, curlery, er articles, Poet, joods, &e, » ill ft joc! take place this day .at 21 tt st, at 10 ol hapdware and ealery. atten no, the stack offs hous argishi torily and withont reserves viz;etube, pale, chin and dry measures, kitchenware, door and ta window Binds, brooms, bed cages, coffee and ery, We. Bee ‘Also, shelf heavy hardware, brushes, table ani pocket cutle- THURED AY BVENING. at variety ‘ : formances, will be givens full particulars of which will be published ia to-morrow’s papers. Box Sheet now open. » Cobsisting of NOTICE. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ry, penknives, scissors, razois, &e. Catalogues are now resdy, and the goods can be examined t For the com nce of Juvet there will be « the hour of sale. Rot) partienless see under auction headin | Gra Saturday a) Courier & Enquirer and Journal of Comme: Sf tte bracing. all ‘and ELT. —Prent adhesive, Felt for 3 ons of, and ships 5 ale in lota to. Sern, Fa eee eee TE COLLIN & CO. 56 Honth st. BOARDING—A Tew single een'lemen aud a gentieman and 8 wife can be accommodated with good board and every convenience, in a private family, at No. 44 Robinson street. atm’ Wipow WELCH’S FEMALE PILLS.—This medicine so celebrited in Engiand, and over the whole continent of Europe, has forthe first time been introduced into the United did ing tops of houses QUESTRIAN AND Orman Of the Season, For pessieniars see. dl ly for of ACTS 5 at the Box oe fice, which 02 Saturday wil ivery from J¥ @- clock A. M. until the time of openin; or Saves ean Vo wocued at” the "Bor "Ofkce, Hoeare o CHATHAM Pina Tie. REDUCTION OF PRICES. Stites.” Irs great » Temoving obscractions and other | Dress Cirele, 25 cents; tu 6M cenay Upper Tier 1}¢een dis fe THIS RVENIN ay he I tet etme ont kal SIX DEGREES OF CRIME. f andl as soon as they are ax well known here as they are in Europe, no female will be without them. To prevent their being counterfeited but one agent has be appoiated, ard only one plage where they ean be obtaine idow Welch’s Pills are ever offered for sal country, they will be counterfeited. Pills will no doubt induce many to counter- After which THE GREAT WESTERN. 'o conclude with the HAG OF THE TOMBS. Doors open at 6% o'clock and the perfermance will com mence at 7 precisely th a, gd ie pecenation, 2 ths Paes i peek bog gg OLYMPIC THEATRE. he Drug Storc, 7> Chambers street, 2d house west of vais ‘EVENING: Sar £m, SIG. RAPETTI’S aUer 9 iT CONCERT THIS SEASON. AtcrioNeeit LAS’ GIGR, RAPE TTT has the honor to inform his friends and the lic that his last Grand Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music will take place at Niblo's Sal Evening, Feb.15th,on which ocession he following ole Coder, Mr. Schoffenbe-g, _ Mr. Siguor Rapetti will on this oceasion pla om. composed expressly for ‘0 the amateurs of New York Rapetti has beew induced, in consequence of the hard }, to put his tickets: ) FIFTY loowon the Eivenmg of the Concert. Which ean be nad at the prine! HISTLE BALL. TTHE MANAGERS of the Thistle Benevolent Associ Tespectfally aunougce that their Second Ball fort son, will take place on Friday Evening, February 17th, ‘Tammany Hall. In announeing’ their Second Ball (or this season, the Board of return their grateful acknowledgements for BOOTS AT THE SWAN. PETTY SINS AND FRETTY SINNERS, [7 The Doors will be opened at half-past ¢, and we per: Luruiances commence at, every eventtat AMERICAN THEATRE—W. iT. HILADE P! LPIA, INDER THE DIRECTION OF MI88 C. CUSHMAN THIS: EVENING Sey be performed dines red by Joon, on will be :assiat two pieces of his is Concert, which To be followed | CURIOSITIES OF LITERATURE. LUCKY STARS. E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. AMERICAN MUSEUM, Perel Reilding, pron way, opposite St. Paal’s Chareh ‘M. ‘Manager. VISIT OF THE INDIAN CHIEFS PROLONGED. Performances every Aftern nd Evenipg. TS,, Music Stores, and the Sa- fis age extended t9 the firs:. During an inele- | anlhscuntye hen ely aed eth oc aaron ae i erauuly ing reflection to-have been.the | helda \talk” on Saturday, and being assared through thet terpreter that thousands who shave been p a weather are desirous of 5 we 3} rain at the Museutn one week more, and have voluntarily of. as cannot fail to meet the ap- who have been prevented probation of every rational mind. The managers, in making this their last appeal for the season, need only advert to the re- b or fered to give their Osan pit nay even ' other perlormances will tke place precisely the same a sent 2: Parker has, astistal, geuctowaly vol hie vatuablo | and Towers Phere wit be coe ae Me eee ASE cat. Wallace's excellent Band has been engaged forthe o¢- noo, War Bane, aad other Sunerae sho 7 ‘Two Bagpipers will promenade the room, playing National savage moae of life, war ceremonies, rel Airs, previous to the commencement and during the intermis- dressed vey will in their sion of dancing. ; ‘They are 1 formed, fall blooded, and as noble look Doors open at 71; dancing. will commence precisely at 8 ing compa ‘Of lodians as'was.ever seen o'clock. te nm of J ‘nown u bi singer band playing "Guid pight, and joy be wi’ yous” 4 HG. Sherman, the popular balled : " . G, Booth, the Comic ‘Singer Kia Petite Celeste, the edaiset Jansetise ; Miss Hood ite Voor 4 alist. Last, week of the universally admired "ANIMATED TABLEAU, Also, Signor Vivaldi's celebrated Mechanical , PHRENOLOGY, Q _An Eminent Professor will make Practieal temoer yy al visitors, and Charts’of developements and character,at @ ited to the times, viz: extra charge, sui Bumble Kaamnina Wien cambios: chip end oxslagationg:> 3 i jet, chart : D The Free List, with the exception of the ress, in neces sarily suspended during th nt of - Performances commence at halkpest | and 7 o'eloek, FM. Tom Thumb rd and i} eg mtn hE orama of the DELUGE ! Admission to ali 25 cente—Children half; . fee N NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND Nhe GALLERY 18. NP Vavoe 4 almont endless of Neatly and tastefully displayed in three specious halls, and Tickets $1, to admit a leman and two Ladies—to be had of the Board of Managers, 'm. Hichardson, cor Peery and Greenwich. ‘Wm. Curr, 107 Troy at7e 8 Maycock, 219 liam street. Waiter Leggatt, 64 Hudson st. fEChecks not transferable. s Members can have their tickets on application to the Se- ih A. CAMERON, Secretary, : ecretary, _f1l6r%ee 25% Had onatreet. MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS, 25 Courtland street, ex. tablished 1826—Scarlet tever, cotds, inflammatory and chronic rheumatism,&c. cured in afew days by the tse of J. P. Carroll's, Medicated till nine o'clock at night. 1's previous notice. Portable ity.or Brooklyn. Bathing tubs £10 6tis r The establishment contains ND CURI TOOL ALBERTSON'S, Conger’ ed Cast el Coovers, Carpenters and $1 boasts of a Edge Tools, can be had at wholessl 8 COSTLY AND ELEGANT PICTUR GALLERY, RETCRLE, So Patton steer New Yoke Gib nee co Baskin ba crseht cad has ant eiet ie hene Coopers Totter trot Rinses, Pane Home sgeaecryment of | rrbermenies hone kM tab Met zi Stgek Howell sad Crozes ohcne Shale secitcegrraaing MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHING aud Atnerican Hardware, Callaty Nufin sa gaeish, German bg 2 ag » Catlery, Nails, Se. Bes JHARI wishes not to impose the public, by makang them tiv ee EHARERS OVARY, | aSdeSbr tig inv wv ete HEAT —452 sacks [llinois wheat exship Oconee,from New | Possessed with sapernaty wer—but on the ¢ Orleans, for sale by ¢laims publicly to be able to inetract others teed £. K. COLLINS & CO., intelleet’ and mention their leading tre. sactions of f i3ec be seh Lie 56 South street.@ PAST TIMES. IVERPOOL COAL =H, Chaidrous best Orril it Orril Coal in AND THE FOTURE. yard, fOr sale in lots to suit purchasers raat re HE : iia pal TORR Hempan... | qhutisl chutes Seige in art temitirgett ed COLLECTIONS (on at pars of tie United Stares made on ledge sah ce pelences the most favorable terms by . logy, physiognomy,veurology, philosophy, tke. Ae 8. J. SYLVESTER, correctness of her assertions. she 1s at liberty to fir 22 Wall etveat and 180 Rrnsil wey. reds of our first citizens, including cle i Sigars bhds Prime ew sat Sugar! ing from | neys. physicians, many of the most e1 im rea Ws) PA 5 ‘ ; EKO «bo. Ydmission to the Museum, % cents; Children half pnee. (166 POE bec boes ‘Aprenura charge of 1236 centa to who cone the Bip oman FOR HAYGRATRAW, AND VER PEAS ACNE cela WAR | —ROCKWETLS PaTENT DECK DIORTE — vad yp - J NO. 9 ASTO! OUs! 1 oot 0 5 od pls ‘oint on the fol lowing days at 10 0 clock, A. M., touching at all the usual landings, the ice permitting. Scanemre & REBHUN, Directors of the German Band , a fat tee late of Saratoga 8} will attend privace parces and a FOR ALBANY=Hiour ChaggedOnand eh band oom thyen te ‘artista, Apply 1 ALBANY Hour Chaueed TQuciet | No-47 Delaney street near the oF No. 88 Crosby a. notice, passengers for Albany, vin Housatonic iy! la wileond wall lea this city by Steamer Crovon or Nimrod, rk a ate Had be Lthety eesee evsaiegs | a" Albany 9a ; Miitce 2 Ps Bast Rivers rice ROY & CO. 2 Wallet. FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE—Requin: Packet of duet Febroary—The Splendid Packet Bhip im Witham Skiddy, of 1000 tons, y sail as above, her regular day. or fre i or hart, foot of Wail stre, ty oe, rE COLE NB RCO. 56 Bouth street. ‘Toe Padket Shap Rociny Captain John Collins, of 1100 tons, will succeed the Garr, and sail the 25th of Mareh, her fitters For the ships of this will opty be received at Gilpin’s wh seaceas Ay vals ta the silyh Of chiding aneraal- fassengers may i al lyasedvertied pea I NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS —Pack- hind ood ruse, will arn the, mone! lomen are taal writing, written with the Sesasusheeaeto Dosen ‘Young gentiemen qualified as teachers of the art, imall ite vazions EWM For’ course of M siti Tao Dollarnand shalt, Boskeeviog, ree Hi ten dollars, for an unlimited atie Ms je ¥ ‘Strangers visiting the city can receive a course 0 bs] anne in two oF three da ladies meet daily from if tol creloe\ gentlemen at 9.4, M, and 336, Tand 8 P ivate in- ction giv ake sale athe Academy, a saperior article of gold and m “4 Revsinutces—Robert H Moris, Mayor of the eity of N’ York Geo: Charles W. Bandl hoary ~The splendid ‘well known. fast stuleg. meket sip MOBHESTER, Capt Pui lar hove, hi 4 tively as above, her any, 0 om Wefoot of Bushing SUD. 05 "4, 5. ot TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Siip, cor. South nt, artes or ¥ 1» of conding for their frtembs in the od oan aco. Hall, Ex: Mayor off Brooki try, can have them brought oat on favorable one Bi the | 44 2W ietec fou Abbort Lawrence, avove fayorite ship, which leayes Liverpoot on the 5th of ayo = te rei ne ee cemet soo man Cure, | ViSTOR GAR RULERS roe Lemos ae mount j 4 Rlied with deniy the principal towne of Greet and Ire: of hig feadence, they wall colors eret favor om aa nguer wi & BROOKS, 1 ket ship Hotti succeed the Rochester, and PERSS! 1h ne Pas ieth March, bet regular dey: on jo. 6ibLiberty street. 28 it ine 1 70 EDIA, James WE ‘master, will sail on the [IE DICA. A DE. HOMER BOSTWICK: Trofessor “Ager iets Keon, ‘ore Medical and 4 vearipalar ajtention to, jhe trea e BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. Ae Ronnie Batldinas. art and Inn en Oe “LOUISIANA AND | (i Vat fy LINESPosvely ise Regular | mode of teeing howe painial and 6 counery aul the 20h of February. has b nde his ear, and oat Vl palenta tet " lig packet shi, OL ULGkR, japan Peet, | ‘0 nifeom vstune, all bat five. feturned to thelr homes Der poatti <r 5 f f ess passage, having hapdsorne farnisledaccomin ply | fectiy cured, and thove. She oe CK, M. D. om hoard, ot Onloans what, thot of Wall ot; Of C8 south at a. Chamb 4 Positively no geods received after Saturday the jth | _iy!#! “ m Wi west im teippers mayrety upon having their xoods correctly mearnr. | (THESE far lamed and celebrated Pills from \. ™ . ‘a adve pr ed pe oad eee are eee unt effect will bs given and fellied | menton the lect catema. ; = Ung ente i NOrlonie, Hallin & Woodeaf, wno will promot | J AWD" barrele prime Ohio Lard ex ty forward ail good to their dress. 'E. K. COLLINS & CO, ofan struct ea — flaee