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m ic telegraphs between Washington and New York, appropriatin; ,000 for the same, was then passed. Ayes 89—Noes 83. Success to science — Good by to expresses and Washington letter writers. Their oceupation’s gone. A resolution by Mr. Irwin was then passed, call- ing on the Secretary of the Treasury for Col. Robin- son’s report relative fo the attempt to negociate the loan for the United States abroad. The question then came up on printing the ten thousand copies of the report against Cost Johnson’s two hundred million plan. Mr. Pops, of Ky., said he was in favor of distributing the public lands, and proposed that government issue proposals for a loan of $60,000,000 ; this to constitute the ci pital of a National Bank, and to have the public lands for a basis. $20,000,000 to be divided among the States,which are to appoint the Bank Directors! So wego. No end to praets on finance. Tae Mr. Camrpe.t, of S. C., then tned to get his bill taken up, postponing the operation of the Distribut- ing Clause inthe Apportionment Bill fer ayear. He said the House could dispose of it in a few minutes; and if they did not,weeks and weeks would be con- sumed in quarrels and discussions about seats in the next Congress. The House refused to take it up. So there’s a pretty prospect of a grand row to begin next session with. i ‘The rest of the day in the House was consumed in discussing the bill making appropriations for the Cumberland road, and all sorts of roads, and for all sorts of harbors all over the country. It was a regu- lar log-rolling bill, intended to suit every body, and lease nobody. It seemed to be abused by every body, and all sorts of amendments were p:oposed to Among others the following :— Mr. Hotmes—I move, sir, that $5,000,000 be ap- prouriated tor cutting through the Ishmus of Da- rien Cries of “Good, Holmes! that’s liberal !” (Great aly oi ¢ it. Voice—Go it, while ycu’re young! D—n the nse! votuer—Who’s to bell the cat? AnoTHEn—How’s it to be paid for? > Anortrer—Borrow the money and repudiate. (Roars of Laughter.) Wisr—I move as an amendment to that amend- ment that $500,000 be appropriated for clearing out Hell Gate! (Screams of wane d ; A Mempgr—Oh, no, Wise. ‘his Congress is about to burst soon, and therefore Hell Gate ought to be kept shut as close as possible, or I don’t know what’s to become of some of the members _ Both resolutions appeared to be carried in com- mittee viva voce, amid roars of laughter. | However, at half past four the Committee rose and reported the Bill to the House, with a recom- mendation that it be rejected. Mr. Jonnson—I call for the ayes and noes. ‘They were called and the Bill was lost :— Ayes Noes 109 87 Mr. Jounson—I move a reconsideration. (Cri s of no, no!) A Loup Voice—I move the House adiourn. This was carried, andthe House adjourned at 5 o’clock, having been in session six hours,the longest sitting this session. ae In THE Senate, Mr. Hyntineton reported that it is inexpedient for Congress toact on the FYarekouse Gait tem this session. The report was laid on the table and is to be printed. ‘ The New York Custom House Bill, which had been referred back to the Committee on Commerce was reported baek today. There are amendments toit which reduce the expenses of the Custom House at New Yerk to 300 a_year. In the course of the morning Mr. Archer read the extrac from Mr. Everetv’s letter, which] have given above. The Navy Arrropriation Bru then came up. This called up Mr. Benton, wio moved to recom- mit the Bill, Saesand the Committee to strike outthe appropriation for the African equadron. Mr. Benton then made another of his long attacks on the Treaty; and said that as neither Government s*emed to understand the Treaty, the best way was nor to vote any money for carrying itinto effect until they had some new negotiations which they could understand. | ii Mr. Arcuer denied that there was any important misunderstanding between the two Governments. A rambling discussion then took place about the Treaty, very similar to the long speeches already published on the subject However, as the vote was so very decided in favor of the Treaty, and ma be considered as settling the whole matter, I will proceed at onve to give you that. Mr. Baasy moved to strike out that part giving up contin prisoners. Lost—Ayes 5; Noes 39. 10 Yeas—Messra. Allen, Bagby, McRoberts, Smith, of Con.—6. Navs—Messrs.Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Berrien, Buchanan, Calhoun, Conrad, Crafts, Crittenden, Dayton, Evans, Fulton, Henderson, Huntington, King, Linn, Mc Duffie, Mangum, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter, Rives, Sevier, Smith, of Ind., Sprague, Tallmadge, White, Wilcox, Williams, Woodbridge, Woodbury—35. . The question then came up on Mr, Benton’s mo- tion not to allow the money for the African squa- dron. Lost. Ayes 4; noes 36!! ‘hus:— Ay ‘Messrs. Allen, Benton, Linn, Smith, of Conn.—4. Navs—Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates. ard, Berrien, Calhoun, Choate, Clayton, Conrad, Crafts, Crittenden, Cuthbert, Dayton, Evans, Fulton, Henderson, Hunting. ton, Kerr, King, MeDuffie, Mangum, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter, Rives, Sevier, Smith of Indiana, Sprague, Tappan, Tallmadge, White, Williams, Wood: bridge, Wilcox, Woodbury —36. This will give you the exact state and feeling of parties here on this subject. You see that certain Senators dodged the question. pete The Senate then passed the Navy Appropriation Bill as it came from the House, -vent into Executive session, and adjourned. FRThe Surname Court decided in the case of Brown- son against the stop law of Illinois, that law to be unconstitutional, and the Chief Justice delivered the following opinion: — - Ist, That the decree in this case should direct the Bae tobe sold ate auction to the highest idder, without regard to the law of the State, of 19th February, 1841, which gives the right of re- demption tothe mortgegor for twelve months, and to the judgment creditor for fifteen months. 2d. That the decree should direct the sale of the mort- gaged premises without being first valued by three householders, and without requiring two-thirds of the amount of the said valuation to be bid according to the law of Feb. 27, 1841. The Bill to provide for the Execution of the Treaty, will probably come up in the House to- Benton, morrow. W. Hz A. Late From Yucatan.—A letter from Sisal, dated January 29th, says:—The Mexican steam Trigate Montezuma appeared off that harbor, and discharg- ed several broadsides at the town, but without causing any damage. About sundown, she hauled off, taking with her the Columbian schooner Flecha lying here without cargo. The other vessels in port remained at their anchorage unmolested, except a schooner recently arrived from the Ralize, which made sail. The Freeland arrived yesterday from New Orleans. Captain Smith reporistnat the day previous he saw the Montezuma capturing a schoon- er who had been dispatched by Commodore Moore with communications for this Government. ArpointMENT RY THE Prestpent.—Alexander Drysdale, to be Attorney of the United States for the district of Georgia, in the place of 8. Cohen, re- signed. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Paraverrsta, Feb 2—Arr Orion, W North Bend, Sparks, NOsleans; Sulls. Bangs, mon, Winslow, Avtakapar; Thismes Fenner, Nieke vider ee. Bautimone, Feb 2t—ArrInen. Corklin, Rio de Janeiro; Me- wy, Liuftio, Portew Prince; Chatham, Davis, Boston; Direct, i York; President, Penfield, do ron, Feb 21—Cid Catharine, Berry, Havre. » Feb 15—Cld Falco, Carter, Bostar W ORLEANS, Feb M—Arr Jas Edward, Webster, NYork; Clenesre, Lombard, go; Ouceo) Butler, ¢o:' Geowgiana, McLasl- on, do Cid New 1, La N HF: Riel 5 Burdett, NYork; Jano; Dicks, Bono, Cuatuam Turatre.—We perceive by the bills of this establishment the name of Mr. C. Mestayer an- nounced for a benefit. He presentsa bill of fare of such delicious and rich entertainments, that the most inveterate gourmond of theatrical amusements, cannot object to the repast. A new drama, entitled the Merchant of York, bya talented gentleman of this city, will be presented for the firsttime. Also a new farce, called the Pills of Death; and Massin- ger’s brilliant play of A New Way to Pay Old Debts, inwhich Mr. C. Mestayer personates the arduous character of Sir Giles Overreach (seriously.) We recommend those wish a night’s enjoyment to at- tend, and contribute a trifle to honest merit. (tg THE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD KNOW IT, that Dr, Jayne's Expectorant is a certain cure for Asthma, and that for Cow Colds, Cate eoge Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and every other disease of the Lungs or Throat, it is sure to produce the most decided benefit. It is recommended by thousands, who have tried it, and all aay that it is the best remedy, without any exception, tor all ary Diseases, that has ever been known, for it alt ea Telief, and cures when every other means har Prepared omly by Dr. D. Jayne, 20 South Third street, Philadelphia, ond Ne. 808 Broadway, New York, Price $1 per bottle, 0G- VELPEAU’S LECTURES.—The following i- the manner in the celebreted Velpeau, of the hos pital of La Charitie, speaks ef his unrivalled remedies for the cure of In this way T have used an im- mense number of caves, in whom every other species of treatment hat heen tried without success.” Velpean’s Pills are now sold exc tueavely in this country, by autho- rity #{the Coll-geoi Melicive and Pharmocyof the city of New York, at their principal offiee and consulting rooms, 97 Nassau street, Price One Dollar per box. " W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, ree ‘epg Ay ped ‘WORLD. -—Contents for Saturday rut cf Portrait of 8 t Talfourd, with} a Biographical aot jergeant Talfourd, with} » Biograp! Reminiscenses of Men and Things. No. I. Guizot, the French Statesman. Me Painter of{Strasbourg, an original tale of great auty. Eccentricities of Affectation. Scandal and Scandalmongers, an original sketch by W. Grandin, " pg Objects and Advantages of Literary Pursuits, 0. The Authors of our Country. George Bancroft, the Historian. Public Education, Original Poetry, Scrap Book, Litera- ry Notices, Musical, News—foreign and domestic eee price $3 a year in advance. Single copies cents. 0g A. GRANDJEAN, HAIR COMPOSITION. — Fa} be ocoaaas every day, during daylight only, at No. arclay street. All Apothecaries, Druggists, and Country Merchants, are respectfully requested to give their orders immediately for Grandjean’s Hair Composition, ifthey wish to prevent jelay. Each box, containing two ‘bottles, one of paste, to be used in the evening, and one of liquid to be used in the morning. -Anoint the hair every evening with Grand- Composition (the paste) after having lissolved it in the palms of the hands in the same way as other pomades, taking care to rub well the roots of the hair, as there are many compositions for the hair which are retransmitted through the pore mm the ascension ofthe perspiration, which is more abun: Ee Aaraie see . It is for this rea- son that the paste eomposition should be used on retiring to rest. The liquid composition is to be ee er in the morning. It is composed of the yuice of herbs and astrin- gent roots which strengthen the pores; and in using it freely, it fills the bulbs of the hair, and causes a slight and salutary irritation. ‘The conducting vessels, from their sensitiveness, are thereby nourished, and by repulsion furnish tothe bulbs a more abundant aliment. ‘The paste must therefore be used at night, and the liquid composi- tion in the morning. The paste in tho evening has an seneet \d causes @ more generous nourishment, whict borious action, that would fatigue them, dry nervous vessels above alluded to, and lead to alopecia. ‘We commend the establishment of D. Grandjean, No.1 Astor House, in Barclay street, to the notice of strangers visiting the city. His assortment of perfumery is of first-rate order, and his own compositions for preser- vation of the hair are based upon a scientific knowledge of the subject for which they are intended. This simple fact has secured the extensive patronage which they have always received from our citizens. THE CURES PERFORMED BY BRISTOL’S Sarsaparilla are real, and what is more, the testimony is voluntary and from undoubted reliable sources. ry case which has been published is true, and the patient can beseen. Theoperation of the medicine is slow but feesvetoeet the narcotic class, which ease pain for a jittle time and leave the person worse than when he com- menced. The spurious preparations have a very happy effect inthis way. The true article has the written sig- nature of C.(. Bristol across the cork. Read the follow- ing certificate of the Hon. John Thurman, one of the As- sociate Judges of Jefferson county :— Dexter, Feb. 6, 1843. Mr. A. B. Hunn, Druggist, ‘Watertownj— Sm—A daughter ot mine was attacked with the scarlet fever in the winter of 1840, from the effects of which she contracted a severe scrofulous disease. Many remedies were made tse of by skilful physicians to eradicate the disease, but withont effect. 1 then, asa last resort, tried Bristol's Sarsaparilla, one bottle’of which produced’a sur priang change in the disease. I administered to her three ttles more, and I have every reason to believe it has ef fected a radical and permanent cure. Having experienced its beneficial effects in the manner above stated, it is with pleasure I bear testimony to its ef- ficacy in the case of scrofulous disease. Yours, &c. JNO. THURMAN. See list of Agents in another colum: PEASE’S HOARHOUN! ANDY.—Read what it has done:— New York, Dec. 26, 1842,—Gents: I have been for the last four years afflicted with a cough, which has been go severe as to ent me attending to my business, and for which I have during the last four years, expended from six te eight dollars per month for various medicines, thus striving to obtain something that would afford me re- lief, but without success. I noticed a short time ago an ad- vertisement relative to your Hoarhound Candy, a small quantity of whieh I purchased, and after using it,1 was entirely relieved. The cough to which I was subject was, perhaps, one of the most severe ones that ever any was troubled with. Inightly alarmed the neighbers with coughing. I raised considerable bloo }, and my throat and lungs wereseriously iaflamed from continued coughing. I think an article that will eure so desperate a case as mine in one week, cannot be recommended too highly. I am yours, truly, THOS. CALAHAN, 164 Third st. To Messrs. J. Pease & Son, 45 Division street. Agents—Redding, No. § State st, Boston ; Burgess & Zieber, 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; Robinson, 110 Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md.; Wadsworth, Providence, R. I.; Meed & Waters, Troy, N Y.; Dexter, 75 State street Albany, N Y; Halderman, Louisville, Ky. 0@- PRIVATE MEDICAL CAUTION.—Since the introduction of Professor Velpeau’s celebrated Pills into this Goantey by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, between four and five un cases of Gonorrhea and Gleet have been effectually cured by them without singlefailure. So powerful has been their effect inEngland and France that they are now considered the only specific known for those diseases; and so great the demand been for them in this country that some of the seli-styled Doctors of the city of New York are at present vending Pills of their own compositon, un- der the name of the justly celebrated Professor Vel, le "The public are therefore respectfully informed that the genuine Velpeau’s Pills are to be bad only at the principal office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 sau st. New York—Price $1 per box. N. B. To patients placi ‘a themselves under the treat- ment of the College, a safe and permanent cure will be ‘uaranteed without the use of mercury or any medicine injurious to the constitution. Patients living at a distance, by addressing a letter to the ageut of the College, with afull description of their disease, can obtain from him a chest contai ning Medicines prepared under the superin- tendance of the Medical Faculty of the College, guaran- teed to cure. By order of theCollege of Medicine and Pharmacy, Principal Office 97 Nassau st. WM. 8S. RICHARDSON, Agent. A liberal discount will be allowed to country Practition- ersand Draggists on all the preparations of the College, for cash. ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA:—The Boston Notion for Saturday is well filled with articles, original and selected, from the best English Magazines. Contents: 1. Der Fatherland—translated by L.F. istro. 2. Dr. Walker’s Lecture on Natural Religion. 3. The Defaulter, an O’er True Tale. 4. A Legend of Normandy. 5 wy Dream at Hop Lodge. 6. The Planet System oi Life. 7. Poetical Gatherings. 8. Choice Excerpts from late Publications. 9. Thoughts for all Seasons—Editorial. 10. Dickens and the Artist in Boots. 1t. Popular Entertainments. 12. Literary Reviews, Foreign News, &c- &c. For sale wholesale and retail by 2 E. B. TUTTLE, News Agent, 4 Ann st. DR. TAYLOR’S BALSAM LIVBRWORT, 375 BOWERY.—The following certificate is from a gentle- man of the first respectability and is perfectly conclusive; we therefore insert it with pleausure and advise all to see ne the new label is on the bottle “to prevent counter- feits.” ji Exizanetn Crty, N. C., Dec. 16, 1942 I being constitutionally predisposed to consumption, (a member of my family died of this disease,) and I having suffered severely from irritation of the lungs, accom. panied with cough, and raising matter and blood, toge- ther with pain in my side and breast, until I was supposed to be beyond recover resort I was induced b: the advice of Dr. Perki y if verwort, 375 Bowery. I taken five bottles; I began to improve with the first, and while taking the third was able to get about,since which time I am quite restored and le to attend to a business. To all persons suffering with bade 4 and affections of the lungs I do earnestly re- commend them to use it. (Signed) JAMES C. SCOTT. Dr. Leeds, Druggist, 127}Maiden lane, wholesale agent. (See the new steel plate engraving is on each bottle ) 0G- THE NOBILITY OF ENGLAND PATRON- ‘ze Sherman’s Tooth Paste and Medicated Lozenges. be- cansethey cannot get stich good articles at home. The increasing demand for Dr. Sherman’s popular Medicin: istruly astonishing. Searcely a ship goes to sca wit! outa supply. There was never aremedy known for sea- sickness tilt Dr. Sherman introduced his Camphor Lo- zenges; they cure it as well as headache, palpitation, &c. ina very few minutes. Whilehis Cough Lozenges cure acough or cold a little sooner than any thing else. Be ticular to get the arexine Sherman’s Tooth Paste and Bese es,or you Will likely have some worthless imi- tation Trpeeel upea you. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is at 106 Nassaustreet. Agents, 4 Stanwix Hall, Albany, § State street, Boston and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philedel- hia ; 110, 273 and 469 Broadway, N.Y. ; 189 Fulton st. rooklyn. A SETS EES MONEY MARKET. Friday, Feb, 24—6 P.M, ‘Tho Stock Market has been still more buoyant to and prices seem to improve at all points. Kentucky rose 14 per cent. The banks have full confidence in this stock, and lend freely on it. Mohawk}; Stonington 4; Farmers’ Trust fell }. Atthe new board, prices were still a little more active, and in advance of those at the old board. ‘The Monmouth Bank, of Now Jersey, has exploded.— It seems about sixty day's since, Moses Y. Beach bought @ part of it for $5,000 ; paying down $2,000, and to pay $1,000 more through February, and the remaining $2,000 in the spring. He received five thousand dollars ac- commodation in Monmouth bills. When the move- ment was made to repeal the charter, which has passed the lower house, 42 to 8. ‘The $1000 due in February was not Qnly not paid, but Mr. Beach be- gan to put the Monmouth bills upon the market, realizing about $800, He is thus $1200 out of pocket, and responsi- ble for the other $3000, The late return of the Monmouth Bank was sworn toby a Mr. Beach. ‘That affidavit may be made avaiioble for the whole liabilities of the bank. ‘There is very little variation in exchanges, except on Alabama, The majority of the transactions are done with the greatest facility through private houses, atthe low and regular rates produced by wholesome competi- tidn among free traders. A sall bills are payable in the con stitutional currency, there can be no other variation than that created by demand and supply with facility of inter, ‘course, operating within the limit of the cost of transporta- tion of specie. The rates are as follows:— Conniann Notes or Banx Norns —. Domnsric Brus. Safety Fund. Security Banks. The state of affairs in Keatucky has been very singu- lar, and for some time very critical. There has been a great pressure inthe State amongall those dependent upon Bank loans, the subsiding tide of which has left them with valueless specula ion and extended credits, without the meansof meeting their engagements. This is not pecu- liar to Kentucky, but is general over the whole country- It has produced there, however, among embarrassed in- dividuals, astrong desire for legislative relief. The pro- posals for relief took two forms, very dangerous tothe cre- dit and standing ofthe State. One was astay or valuation law, and the other a newJbank,to be based on State credit, with the avowed object of lendiag money to embarrassed individuals. The first bill, the stay law, passed the House by a vote of 48 to 45, but on the 14th inst. was defeated in the Senate by avote of 21 to 17. This vote was also con sidered a test vote as which, however, was to the fate of the projected bank, lost in the House 48 to 49, It was to be reconsidered next day, but if it passes, it will not pass the Senate. The effect of the establishment of the bank would be to destroy the revenues of the State de” rived from the banks now in existence. These two dan- gerous questions being disposed ofthe clouds which hung over the State are nearly dispelled. The bill to extend the 5 per cent tax is yet to be acted tipon, but as the feel- ing seems to be sound, and the matter imperative, it will Probably pass. The committee appointed to examine the banks of the State in regard to their ability to extend their loans to “‘re- lieve the people,” have reported. The leading features of the banks are as follows, now, and at the date of their last report: Leaping Features or tHe Kentucay Banxs, Feo. 1813 Feb. 1813. k of Lic alle, AND 1812. Notes dis. Bills dis. Specie. Cire. Bank of Kentucky, 2,036,728 1,169,058 ‘ocost 1,681,595 356, Northern Bank, — 1,515,468 552,879 221,925 277,449 Deps. 2 882,195 645,463 1,111,995 371,742 101,669 162,136 ‘Total, Feb. 1943, 4,704,975 2,273,178 1,732,936 2,801,209 890,726 Last report, £461,975 3,729,226 1,557,383 3,416,125 910,000 These banks resumed specie payments in June last, since when the notes discounted have increased, and the bills diminished. This fact has undoubtedly been owing in some degree to the non-payment of the bills, which were consequently extended inthe form of notes. In re. lation to the decrease in bills the committee remark :— “ The result is not produced by the policy or interest of the banks, but mark: the decline in the business of the country. The interest and the policy of the banks would have led them to have reinvesed this money in bills pay. in some foreign market, and based upon the a shipment of property to that market. the country did not requireit, and the bills abl i But procured, and thee apital remains unproductive. It is undoubtedly true that there has been less demand for bank facilities than formerly, but it is not owii toa diminution of real business, a fact abundantly proved in the unusually large receipts of Kentucky produce, tobac” co, &e., at New Orleans, and by the low state of the ex. changes. Acash business has been done through known private houses, and consequently the banking business hasdeclined. The committee, however, after admitting the above fact, that bills for discount are not to be pro_ cured, because the business of the country does not re- quire it, state as follows “They have also conferred with the President and Direc- tors of the Bank of Kentucky and Northern Bank of Ken- tucky, and have made an arrangement with the directory of each of those banks to aid the productive industry of the remaining eight congressional districts, xot supplied by the location’of the two branches of the Bank of Louisville, stated above, by a loan of not less than one hundred thou- nd dollars in each congressional district, in sums of not more than one thousand dollars to each applicant, to be re- paid by the expiration of two years, in calls of not more than ten per cent each, for the two first renewals of one hundred and twenty days, and then in calls of not mor than twenty per cent for every additional one hundred and twenty days the said loan shall run; and herewith report abill to enable the Legislature, if they a committee, to carry the arrangement into If the “ business” of e with the fect.” the country does not require the bank loans, to whom are they tobe made? To embarrass- ed individuals and speculators. It is precisely similar to theold relief law of of Alabama, which has ended in the loss of $6,000,000, and to which alone, according to the re- cent publication of the cashier of the Mobile Bank, may the disasters of that State be ascribed. Mr. Helm, one of the committee, dissented from the report, and stated that the banks could not make these loans and maintain specie payments. The Bank of Kentucky, and the Northern Bank of Ken- tucky, have each State subscriptions to their capital; the former institution $1,000,000, on which the State pays five per cent, and the bank declares a dividend, paying the ba- lance to the State. During the two years and a half when the bank suspended its dividends in consequence of the Schuylkill fraud, the State incurred a debt tothe bank tor the interest on the $1,000,000, amounting to $125,020" ‘The business of the banks has now fallen off so that they cannot employ their funds, and it has proposed to the State to withdraw its $1,000,000 bends from the bank; in consideration of which the bank will forfeit the interest due on them, and make the above loans proposed in the report ofthe committee, The Northern Bank holds $750,- 000 State bonds under the same circumstances, and pro- poses to loan $600,000, if the State will withdraw the bonds. The operation is to diminish the bank capital, by the amount of the Stat subscription, and employ a por tion of the remaining capital in long loans, on doubtful se- curity. Sales at the Stock Exchunge, Floto NYurksye's, 1861 9744 59 Franklin Bk 5 a oy ity Ins 700 ol’ Ce a NYod Gas, 10 2000 Ohio 6's, 1860 693420 Aw chester 3000 do 6 25 Canton 196 3000 do 69) 40 Mohawk 30 tooo do 115 oe do $90 30 0 ; do , ae aces Oe ee i lo 2000 do 8544 100 Harlem 16 2000 = do bio 85 do boo 17 4000 do suw 85% 100 Long Island 496 1000 do 858% 125 Paterson 6 To Bekon Bk 166 200 Paterso tan 5% 40 aterson, 5 Bor Com 4 50 Stonington 360, 19. 10 Farmers? ‘Trust 1g 13a do 19! do 13% 2% © do stw 19) Second Board $2000 City 5's, 1858 913% $1000 Keutucky,6 yrs 96 2000 Kentuck: 85% 2000 do ES 2000 Ohio ot 4600 Ohio 6's #370} 100 shas Paterson a 70 40 Long Island —_b10 4984-6 8 1as Harlem 16 Commercial Stock Exchange--18 Wall st, $1000 NY 6's, 1961 10234 $2000 Kentucky 6's 815 8636 1900 6 do 1862) 830 10334 2000. do Ww D655 1000 do 30 104. 2000 Illinois 6’s, 1870 815 20) 1000 do 534s, 1961 b30 983% 3000 do cash 21 2000 Ohio 67s, 1860 69% 3000 da b30 52 i 92 1000 = do 2000 City 5s, 1858 1858 3000 lo bio 2000 Kentucky @% = nw 2000 do bio 2000 = do #15 4000 do 2000 = do State of Trad Busmess as yet presents no other 92} 3000 di 358 teS'ehas Stonington RR 5 50 50 New Jerse 25 Kentack y Bk 2% = do 86, oa 86 sim sof immediate im- provement, than the plenteousness of money, and ,the ac+ tivity of Ashes— dvices from the Continent, by the last arrivals, were not favorable. Since the news, Pots are held at $5 50, and Pearls at $6 50. Coal- Soles of Liverpool by the cargo at $7 to $7 50, and hard Coal at all prices from $4 50 to $5 Cotton—On the 34, at 4a. an unfavorable effect here. At Havre, they were also |>wer. 50. Liverp vol, prices had fallen full The news has had The sales have been about 2000 bales since these advicesa’ a decline of full $, and in some instances § of a cent. ‘Mcoile may be quoted at 5} 8; N- Orleans, 54 a 8; and Uplands and Florida, 5 a7 cts. ¢ have no recollection of ever giving 80 low aquotation Coffre—Holders are looking foran increased duty, and d before are not disposed St. Domingo, d$a 6; Tha 8}. ell; 1000 bags Brazil, 64 a 8§; 1000 bags 30 bags Laguira, 8; 250 bage Cuba, ‘As the season advances, vegetables will become dearer ; but provisions that can will,on the opening of When thenew market laws tion, the prices of meats will but monopoly has kept 7 pric raid by the drovers, nothin ’ ‘The low prices be transported from a: distance, gation, become cheaper. t hese a into opera- materially decreased, as them up. in the interior, for eo and mutton, enables them to sell the former at 6 cents, andthe latter for 2, and make a fair profit, after paying the expenses of drivin, their droves to this city. in refor- ring to our quotations, it will be seen that the present price is Ocente, which is much lower than some time ago, and we anticipate a further reduction. ‘The openin; to aprice within the of navi; 3 igation will also bring down flour ns of many now deprived of it. Below will be found the list of prices for most arti les, carefully corrected. There is no material alteration since our last. Prices oF Provisions. Apples, bbl++ +-$1 00 a 2 00 2a Beef, per tb- +> » 9 +4 a5 Beef, per cwt-+- $4.50 agi Mutton «+~ *3a7 Beet, ‘ 3 a 7 Omons, perbush-++ 40 0 50 frckfsh a 10 Parsnips, perd S7Mga— eets, bunch + ad Pheasant a a 62 utter, pn per Ht al pute clk 7 ald utter, firkin, Ra ‘ork, per * a~ ¥, bunch 8 12% Pork, per ew a8 atl. AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. asl _ = THOMAS BELL, ' WELCH’S ti BY BELL & HOWAKD. OLYMPIC CIRCUS. a ‘Seree Noa. Ann and 115 Fulton s yhpatrome <2 3 PARK THEATRE. als Ati or room, ——, anaes s and spl sale o} ture of all descrij pectfully annotinces that on this the “$1 | ions trom families removing, he; also, first rate city made Nes of entertainments will be given for the per- Venison, £15) | new do. ‘do. Re. ic a ee formers and artistes of this, extal lishment, who will have the 2 De i matting, . Is, is a Honey, ney Woodeoek, pairs +++ — 0.3736 | cqgimerising mg, carpet, aa ing ot evoking. classes, ward TICKET’ NIGHT, ri robes, sldehonrda, ola panouctes, marble. top. dressing ‘Very Particular Notice—Places mast be secured in the TRoTpink, in order to prevent disappointments daring thefran of bureaus, ditto rb pianoforte, all kinds of bed room centre tables, » suj Rio De Janeino Manaxr, Dec 20.—The arrivals are hand furniture, Roanoke, Fabius, Pioneer, and Poultney, from Baltimore; Gardner, from Richmon.!, bringing 6,070 bbls. Rich. uestrinn Di Clowns to the C: mond, and 5,350 bbls. Baltimore Flour. The only sale is pe Re 650 bbIs. Brandywine, per ship Paris, at 134 cash, equal to Performances to commence at 7 o'clock. 14l| credit. For Richmond, the Bakers only offer 15}j a 16)); THIS EVENING there ers. We think it doubtful if 14y for Balu- ‘The performance will commence with the Grand National Ca more, and 16 for Richmond, are obtained. Although the WILD SubGuINS Brandywine is no doubt better than Baltimore, the bakers Pas de Di by Misa Wells. will not allow it. Equestrian Kxore Master Steyhens. Such excessive shipments from the United States are ait Nympic Di ry the triamphant 20. very injudicious; the average for three months must have | the Marshal, 27 beauti Young Douglas, by Mast Runnels, on horseback. 4 vases, sofas, fe. be. Orign sale of the above traly valuable articles will tak on the day abovenamed in the large rooms, 113 Fulton street, next to our sales rooms, it having been taken for the purpose by those concerned ; Catalogues ready and the furniture, &e...for evamination on Saturday. been nearly 30,000 bbls. per month. Coffee of superior quality is selling at 3/600 a 3560, and other qualities are neglected. Stock, 30,000 bags. Exchange nominal. But siness, as usual, is nearly at a stand. CONT ERT By the most celebrated Black Vocalinis ofthe pr: Le it Fae wi inthe first rank of bavjo players and comic iste. day,who i Died, TUESDAY. voeal . a On Friday, 24th inst. of dropsy in the head, Many Lou- | psensive aq/ht j0%4 o%loek in the sale rooms, W Pelham, the er chafeeernt lage and musician, ; tebe i isa, first child of §.R.and M. A. Glen, aged two y and three months. St. Louis papers will please copy. On Friday morning, 24th inst. ‘after a long and painful iltne Mr. Asa Conant, aged 48 years, formerly of Town- send, Mai friends and acquaintances, and_ those of his son Charles Conant, are respectfully invited to attend his ft neral, on Sunday afternoon, at 4 o’clock, from his late re- foreign and domestic dry goods, m lots to ‘i French cloths, casstmeres, vestings | Frank Brower, of Bone Vieng even with Ellsler herself in cast tations 1 Mrs. . OW Sono asthe Raver ofthe Freine. At. this period of the Evening an intermissionfof 15 minutes will eusue. tionere, groceries, &e. nglish and French superfine broad and . eres in lots to suit; 126 vest patterns, gloves, stockings, under shirts, furs, &c. Also, 5 valu London guns, 2 tranks, second hand clothing, Ik and cashmere shawls, scarfs ‘THE SECOND PART will me with THE SPRITE OF THE MORNING, merino, sidonce, 63 Ludlow street, without farther invitation. | and handkerchiefs, and numerous other choice goods. AND THE Boston papers will pl > Also, a set of smith’s and tinner’s fools, and two boxes of PLEASING, SHARING Curipay On Friday, 24th inst, Mise Meey Inviwa, after a linger: | $lothing, books, and trash, to pay trausporeation. By Mr Cadwallader and the three Misses Wells, ing illness of several months, which she bore with Chri HENRY EK. RIE pe ee a RS oe by Life and Adventures sf a Sram: L, Auet'r. BY RELL & ARCULARIUS, r Serjeant. After which, by particular desire, Store 301 Broadway, comer of Duaue streets. tian fortitude and resignation. ‘The relatives and friends of the bereaved family are i vited to attend her funeral, on Monday afternoon at three — La Cracovienn . by Miss Wells o'elock, from the residenceat her mother, 490 Broadway. 2S i. Sie. One? to mate st veneen Cer one oe SIMON TACKIL, astern 1 please copy. es of household furniture attended to in Bacon and Carrol. ron, “Regular sales of Liquors: Begars, he., every Tuesday; Far niture, Pianos, &c., every Wednesday and Saturday. By the most neat and nhs oyt,the «weet banjo playing boy t t t ban) estat, and the dingy John Di THE BIUGAND'S DEATH, Y Rogers, To somctnae, with JOURNEY TO BRENTVORD. Billy Batton, SF Nathans MONDAY—BENEFIT OF MR. J. BLAKE. On which oceasion a great variety of ring | stage yer: formances, will be giver: full particulars of which will be published in to-morrow’s papers. Box Sheet now open. the Bon “Ofkee, rome ill Passengers Arrived. New Ontxans—Ship Saratoga—Henry A Dwight and two children, i ‘and }in ate: SATURDAY EVENING, At 636 o’elock at the sales room- i A large collection of superior Oil Paintings, by old and dis- tingaished masters, many of them are richly framed.—May be eXamined this day with catalogae. collection are many Forelgn Importations. Swansra, (Wales)—Ship Adelaide—325 tons coal to Spofford Tileston & co, ic Importations. Saratoza—108 bbls pork H Beekman— i Markoe & co—107 hhds sugar C P Leve rich—33 tes flaxsced 53 bbls cloverseed Roe & co—633 bbls pork 46 do hams 56 kes lard W & J Ji bbls E P Edrich—420 igs lead BL, Woolsey—n6 bt d oil W Johnson—124 8 53 bbl lar? 171. do pork J $ Bro 50 bbls hams 25 do lard ydam, Sage & co—7 vbls 61 kgs lard Field, Thompson & co 41 bbls castor oil A Averill & co—300 kgs lard JD McGregor & co—96 bb!s flour Boyer & Adams——10 bls cottot Eversell & \teri- tun Also, about 100 landseape, marmne views, cattle ni je without 416 do hams Masters, ors, Wesdeeserl eats pieces, comical scenes, kc. asl Saie—Also, 2 large and elegant oil paintings—the (Nineveh, and the Atcack om Gibraltar. ae o'clock, By F. COLTON & CO., ry 2G AT St ie 197 Chatham Square. * " REDUCTION OF PRICES, N MONDAY, Feb, 27th: at hall-past, 10 ofclock=Furni- | pregg Circle, 25 cents; Pit 6M couuss Upper Tier 1946 certs. Batelle—91 bhds sugar W Barawell & Maidand, © & ture of the large Boarding house, 381 Water, corner of * 1 hhds sugar W Barnwellei000 kgs. lard Pesrer& Brothers | Oliver, comprising a great variety of bedroom, kitewen, and ag 291 sks wheat Warner & Birkwell—108 bls cotton 15 hhds tobac- | other furoiture, among which are a bumber of nearly new MERCHANT, YORK. ‘coty onder. double and single first rate feather beds, with superior bedding, : yi EM . .CHARLESTON—Ship Calhoun—163 bales cotton Sprague, Ro- | home-made coverlets, & PILLS OF DEATH. hinsun 24 do s2 tes rice JS & B Post—21 do Brustelin, | Also, bedstesds, chairs. loo! ‘After which,” Koon & co—38 do Gray & Crosby—3 pkgs Beri, King & co—1 do | and other tables, pictures, RAISING THE WIND. W,Kimbies7 do H Haviland, Keese & co—100 tes rice Boyer & | eting. he, ke. J “La conclude with lams—I1 pks KE Laight | 4 EHUG'?s e DEBTS. Aratachioor.s—Brig David Doffell—50 bales cotton Mait- SCOTTISH MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, eee Wad cfuloel aad tan Peet Doors open at oe o’clock and the pertermance will com] mence at 7 precisely MiTChELLS OLYMPIC THMATHR. 444 Broadway, New York. THIS EVENING, will be performed OHN CF PARIS. 'To be followed by the AUCTIONEER. After which MEET ME BY MOONLIGHT. land, Kennedy & co—2i0 Spoftord, Tileston & co—31 Parmele Killam & Rogers—s0 K_8 Maitland=7 Bishop & Swift—22 Grant Barton—1 bag mdse GK Vaneop—22 bales cotton to order. MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents. We shall esteem it « favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Ropuar Sitvev, of our News Kleet, a Ke: Port of the Shipping left at the Bort whence they sailed, the easels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and aav Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. them immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor respondents, at home or abroad, wil! also confer a favor by 1 to 'this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully will take place at the APOLLO CONCERT ROOMB, On Tuesday Evening, 7th March. ._, Coucert to commence at 8 o'clock, precisely. ‘Tickets 50 cents esch, to be had at all the Music Stores of Mr. 105 Broadway. £25 Iw’ GENTLEMEN or Ladies desirous of converting into cash articles of wearing apparel, costumes, fc, that have be come unfashionable or iaid aside from the wardrobe, ca ob for the same the highest cash price. : Te those who may be leaving the city or Shavgi residence, having anv superfluous effects to dispose. of, will fad tt much to their advantage to send for the subscriber, who will attend them at their residence by appointment. at H, LEVETT. All orders left at No. 144 Varick street. New York, ora line idressed to BOX 444 PARK POST OFFICE, will be punctually attended to. 25f 1t*r ACKeT SHIP GARRICK FOR, LIVERFOOL—Pas sengers by this ship will please be on board,"at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, thi# day at 12 o’clock, at which the ship will sail. ha Letter bags will close at Gilpin’s and Hales’ News Rooms at half past 11, A. MM. 26fr TO LET—In Dean street, near Smith street, Brook- (G7 The Doors will be opened at half-past 6, and the per- forinance+ commence at 7, ever¥ evening AMERICAN THKATRE—WALNUT-OF. PHILADELPHIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUSHMAN THIS EVENING, Feb. 25, will be NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. To be followed by BLACK RAVEN OF THE TOMBS. EK. A. MARSHALL, Less e BOWERY AMPHITRERATRE. iOPEN FOR A SHORT SEASON, Under te Direenom of fered is SUN RIDE: SUN SETS lyn, the splendid three stcry house, finished in the best MESSRS. N. B V. TURNER. Cleared, manner, with two lots ef grourd attached. Al ch The pabhic is respectfaily informed that this favorite esta- breye stables, &e. A ty of the most choice grape Dlishment is pow open, with an Equestrian Company ursurpas- al Ship Hellespont, Ellis, Havana, Spofford, ‘Tileston & Co— Barque Kio Grande, Cousins, New Orleans, Nes feeds & Co—Brigs Hardy, Thompson, Havana, E D Richardson & Co; Falcon. (Br) Pitt, Bermuda, RA Tucker; Peonsylvania, Ture Ki ‘Orleans, R P Buck; ‘several fruit trees, with a well and pomp o spring water on the premises. ‘This property ix well calealate for the accommodation ofa respectable family, to whom it will be let for one Year or more on necommoadating terms, by apply URRAY, sed in this country. ‘The performance each evening will be of a varied and talented description. THIS EVENING, Feb. 25d, hey, Philadelphiss Marin jer, New “0 ing to JOSEPH Mc GRAND ENTRE Robinson, do'doy Mary Bennett, Given do-des Dioren, Robie: | — 3 100 Pine atiect._ | Unequalled Kquestrinsinm by Me, ‘T. Y.. Taner, who wil son, Charleston, Dunham 8 Dimon—Schra Win Allen, Spauld. LET —The house and store No. 78 Laight street, trom sro somenie Veit, ata on, Dimon i / § 4 net ingon. tore 1x at present occupies feat never performed hy any other tng, Apalechicsia, Post & Phillie; Harriet, Smith, Smith, Hy Bill cou ciccay end tovticcerest wouldeell eeraremadiats- u ee ly. Three dwelling houses in the same row, and houses. Inquire at @ Light st. TO LET—The two story brick house and premises, i | No. 145 Wooster st, finished in the mo:t modern style, Arrived. some eet Ship Adelaide, of New York, A (Watles,) with coal to Spofford, AMERICAN MUSEUM, Marble Pail ing, Broadway, opposite St. Panl’s Chareh 36 days from Swanse: ileston & Co. Jan 18, 43 N, lott 9 W, took off the crew of the brig Diana, of Kirkaldy | JJM wi fold Beotland, diemasted, near y full of water and without prove: | Ate a eee aries oe eT OMURRAT | FT BARNUM, Manaer. SNE QUALLED AND pions. ‘Captain Parkwood and ten mznin ‘al. "Feb 19, lata, | “Er 3ee 100 Pare street. UNTRECEDENTED ATERACTIONS. Ales Wena, Maesll ia darn Tome Mace Cnlemes; wlihew: FO LET—T wo houses in Jones strect,uear Bleecker | Day Performance at 2 o'clock—Hvening Performance at half- fism street. Apply to 250% 4 ‘Nelson. 13th inst, off Carysfort Reef, exchanged signals with abip Troy, fim NOsleans for Liverpool. 22d, Int 38 40 N, lon 74 W, spoke brig Lincoln, of ‘Thomaston, from’NOr- leans for NYork. . Ship Calhoun, Myers, 5days from Charleston, 3 110 LAST DAY BUT ONE OF THE INDIAN CHIEFS, WARRIORS AND SQUAWS, On which occasion they will for the first time epic cele- brate an ludian M rriage between Cow:Hiek Ke JOSEPH) McMURRAY, 100 Pine street. PRINGE’S LINNASAN GARDEN & NURSE- oti.c pmb ng, near New York—The follawing new lage betwee 4 0 Brig David Duffell, Adams, 17 days from Apalachicola, oor Wieala es. tll os su, fvery pout “pald'application, | ‘Thongh these felis naa itera te quo ip A.B Cooley, Bist off Cape Florida, sooke ship Mew- | and orders willbe executed wily desptchog. PERFECTLY WILD Comer Not ing Linco Ba days from New Orleans, with mdse © 2—Bulbous flowers aad aplendid dahlias, they cannot understand & word of Bums, except Interpreter, yet they are perfect! ly Teas; and are temperate in theirtabis. They are i formed,feli blooded,and as uoble looking a company ry Jane, Holland, 7 days from Virginia, with wood | eb. 20, 1843. WM. R. PRINCE & CO., Me was cverseem MATED TABLEAUX. to the mast a Sehr Thane, Terry, fom Peterbarg, with tloar, Ke to John- | varctve fr‘, Yor sale at tow Tess andiiberl erms, | FAIRY GROTTO Land » STGKM and SHIPWRECK owdon. : . by Ro , "Schr Margaret, Woglom, from Petersburg, with flour to J | 2. tva&ltwytr festayerand TG Booth, in an 3—Greenhouse trees and plants. 4—Garden and agricaltural seeds, with low whole- Anderson, 7 days from Virginia, with wood to sale prices. Mast Frank Diamand, Mr. Hy Meacayeran opean Sivipevexsa: Also, for this day only, will be discovered. in a scene 7] for the oceasion, the ing Belle of New Ye wR eae grog MS HOOD. Hen eee indians. Hunter, se Schr Thomas Martin, Ward, Virginia. "Sloop Isaac H Borden, Brown, from Fall River, with nails, &e. to Tisdale & Borden. FOR SALE. A HOKSE, SPRINGCART & HARNESS will be sold ata bargain, together or single, to snit. ro, waledge, s'eigh and light-wagon harness. Kvquire at 33 Renwick st. 25 ‘Sloop Ellen, Smith, New London, md = i. st, 3 Sloop Midas, Dennis, Providence, 1ods JAYNE'S EXPEOTORANT—This Medicine has slevady eee a Pree hint tetoy 4s eibgeien . ‘Balaw, proved itself, to be all thit it has been recommended, by jay Performances on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, at are those who have given ita fhir teat, in this country de- | ixo%lock. Evening performances at 7. Brig Wakulla, Johnson, 18 days from New Orleans, with cot- | mand for it increases daily. We have just hea ore eocemen cinadconcectmnee Maiti: ée ton to the master. oe NE One R’ IT. AND IC’ rURE GALLERY NATIONAL Po oY OPENED : G ‘The euablubment contains sig wa gles grmber of "AND CURIO' NATURE AND ART: Neatly and tastefully displayed i three spacious halls, and boasts of avery COSTLY & ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORT: iTS of taut ture of Asthma, which has been effected by the, use of it ina neighboring town—-the case was thatof a female who had jong time been under the care of a physivian, but had re- 1d no relief, aud her ease was considered hopeless. As a last resoit she purehased a bottle of Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, which caused her to expectorate freely, gradaa cough, and is rapidly restoring her to health. hesitation in cure of coughs, colds, influenza, asthma, conratn; mast vaiuable medici General Record. Forrian Letter Orrice.—The packet ship Gar: Liverpool, will sail to-day. Her letter bags are at Gil The R. H. Bootn, Capt Partridge, from Turks Island for ton, ', with acargo of salt, went ashore near New In- ree end cargo an entire Joss. No insurance—crew saved. ptions, &e., 18 merican pub: HQUAKE AT Sxa.—Captain Chase, of the barque Mo- hawk, arrived at Hotmes Hole 21st, from Java, and states that ‘here is no quacae! a k EL " that | tpoat skilfal practising piiysicians -in Penney and wher- Hxceeding in extent and value any other m . the Sus Heeb, ALL EB oe Ot le 187 he Sle vary sensibly fer his various preparsions have, been uhoronghy featedy he | ‘The manager has caraged, (or «short time only the sxblime y roe space of five minutes. Had pleasant wi Susser upon as a great public berefactor.—Somerset, Me., THE TRIAL P CHRI ‘This imposing scene ia oot represented by a painting but by a WENTY-THREE FIGURES, Sa He SIZE OF LIFE re) sents Ou Tho ship CanHoun, from Charleston’. in coming into Sandy Hook, off the Romer Shoal, on the 23d inst, at7 PM, wasean into by a*hermophradite brig ourward bonnd, which carried red only by Dr. JAYNE, No. 305 Broadway, New 25f im*m Pr York. NFORMATIUN ANTED of Philp Bray, on Bnglish- | pyig sold sci i away the headwear of the Cy broke her best’ bower archor | [waan-who came vo tis cousey to eaae Beay im, Roslish- | This solemnand impressive sce Ravioe tock, tore maiusall, carried ‘away stern boat davits, and sue: Who came fo this cox ; . raigned as a Prisoner, with a Crown of Thorne apon tained other damage; ‘The brig kept on her course. ACCUM il gond inforantion to, A. Jenkins, 61 James street, | before Caiphas, the High Priest, and the Court of Po he Spanish ship Fama Cumano, bound from Havana to Ant Ee ane | Pliage. romrerryey mn to the above, the M: M4 ERIOUS AND ASTONIOH Pee EA fom Eng wrishes pot to impore xpon the pula by making them itch » Pr wich superuatergl poaareber oa Claims “publicly ‘te be able fo” Tastrect . othe ‘onseased wi publi to intellect’ and mention their leadi THE PRESENT AND THE ke. werp, put into Nassau, NP, Jan 30, in distress, leaky, discharg ing cargo. Whalemen, A letter from darque George & Martha, Smalley, of NB, re- ports her 19 days out, clean, all well. " A letter from bar! aria, Raymond, of NB, reports her at Isle of Grande, Nov 27th, all well—had taken bat one whale for 6 mos. (last report with 500 Spoke, no date, &c ship Fene- lon, Hathaway, N Bedford, 42 ds out, clean, all well. Jouanna, Aug 20—In port, Bengal, Jackson, of Salem, 1150 m. ite, of Warren, was spoken Nov 28, lat7 028, lon 40 and Lower Poxt Offices in this eity until forty-five minutes past Porclock, P.M, on Lueelay, the sth ic. Al Tetter 40 despatched, wiil be under the charge of the Post Master at Bos: ton, who will see them duly forwarded. ear JOHN Et GRAHAM, P. M. BAKQUEL FALMOUTH, from. New Orleans, is dischane- ing at pier 4,-East River, Consignees will please attend to the receipt of their goods immnedinrely. ¥. K. COLLINS. & CO., all well. site 5 South street; She will tell persons whether they are married or not, and h got sp. all welt wan apoken, 9 months out, with 200 | A GRAND \VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON | whevuind of husband or wile they will get, describe thert 0am CERT. ive a host of facts and. correct. conclusions Spoken, Three Brothers, Welch, from Salem for Montevideo via Oape de Verds, Noy 20, Iat i9 35 8, lon 30 20 W.. ida, from Boston for 3t Thomas, Feb 3, off Tortugaa. cl ter rd on her ki Neds f the i table of [oyatehvslogpomy weurolony, philosophy. Be. Ac proof off the Snes v4 a1 ns. Li = iW to fie Ld T cltinens, including ‘clergymen, Judyes, neva physicians, Mag matey of ibs snoos Galigheoned ledice Ta AX, THE REQUEST of numerons friends, Signor Rape thas been encouraged by the brilliant success of his centConcert at Niblo’s Ssloon, to organize another Mu entertainment for Tuesda casion, redoubled efforts . Strafford, Brewer, 10 days from NOrleans for Liverpool,Feb "Ville de Parse, (ot i “Admission to the Museum, 2 cents; Children halt pill de Bars. (ot Bath) Trott, fm NOrleans for Liverpool, main to th ed anit who kindy ene the ( sion to the Museum. aC halt Z.B., Bat, from NYork for Venice, out «# hours, Feb | Miulsconion'ny Mr: Beederie Heakemans Ne Mata ys | SOmaR. ah \ is . from Bath for Havana, Feb Ist, off Abaco. ACKET SHIP ROSCIUS—From Liverpool—Cousignees USILAL INSTRUCTION.—Mr.|McDOUALL begs Lani ene! ‘éetac brah eos. | Pee cals te sell phooes aoe their permits on board, at MUSICAL, jNewRYK “the public, that she continues ‘ Jeans whnef, foot of Wall street, without de:?y. to give instruetions it her own residence, Grovcesten, Feb 18—Arr Grampas, Forster, Surmam; | “All goods wot permitted in five days, will be sent to the pub- | or that of her pupils. Richmond, Holbrook, N York for New! ary port. lie store. ‘ufr 51 West Broadway. fio im Loi 5 6 ia opt io ete ar rem NOTICH—The stcambowt ROCKLAND | | ECTURES ON Kl OCUTION—Professor Greenbank ‘Tanrauiin Cove, Feb 2i—Arr Star, Smith, fm Zanzibar for pl pene | Sia cl cer te ihewall ea ier hat leettre is oeser ‘evening, 27th, at Salem; China, Small, fin Savannah for Boston; Almira, Dill, Tog, Theeday and Saturday “ent pon ft Co yy oe ‘eb 23—Cll Alice, Colbv, Havana; Viola, Lane, thw re rt in the Patpit, the Senate, and at the Bar—Articulation, Creole, Howes, NOrl Rio, Young, do; Lodi HAVRE PACKET SHIP ONEIDA, of the ist | Pronunciation, Mo julation, and’ Inflection—Antithesis, ; Cli- 7 Cohasset, Sears, Balt; SA Appleton, ieldridge, ABs: 1H provided with" Pranela’"Paren Lilo | MAF. nanal of Sir Themes Moore ; Waterlos : vannis, Feb 2i—In port, Chickrsiw, fm Boston for Balti- “Shi? ATALANTA ie * Francis’ Patent | Speech of Patsick Henry ; Selections from Richard Il, and ore; Home, do for dj; Post Boy, fin Salein for Bale; Gre ij ” ~ he Cato, he. ke. Cram, Yor N¥ork; Paye, Crowell, do.” 9 Life Bow that saved the oftsersand crew fromthe | ainglg. Tickets 0 cputs, For the Course of three Lectaews wit-—Are Highlander, Mayberry, fm NOr- | 2 $125, ak Boohecores of Garton & Miles, Bartlett & Welford, HE REGULAR PACKE 1'8—Sceam ships, AL ie boats, id oth Passenger vessels, carryil “Patent” plainly stamped or painted on the side. fig-tfr 3B HAVE PACKET SHIP IOWA, of the 2th, is 75 Beekman street, and at the hall. low, DB Keeler, Ewing, NOr- Di ican Eagle, Brookfield, Falmouth, Ja; Hol- orden, Baker, Sivannah A bigee Feb 22—Planet, Tobey, Boston; Chatham, Da- via, do. “Avexanpara, Feb 21—Skl Gen Harrison, Barbadoes; Gen request of severa ure on" Phe Sprit. of Irish Clinton Hall, on Satarday provided with '* Francis’ Parent Life Boat fio-str ke, St John, NB. = SPR TE MIRAE SE NE: P *Ricumono, ‘Feb 21--Arr Weymouth, Couch, NYork, Cld BERLIN IRON CASTINGS. vi chishgs of Admjosion contsench, may be olysined of Mrt- Caroline, Volckman, Bremen. A FRAMES and Fenders, Mereury patterns; Sammer Orna- | }, Gonkonva ct the pram took ‘merely present their cards. Evento, b 18 Arr Casket, Basick, Balt; Sarah Mil- ments, &¢. forsole low. to close a consigument. "aul nisere ler, Halsey, NYork,. Sid Lion, NYor f29 Im OELRICHS & KRUGER, 47 Broad st New Oninans, Feb IR—Art ~ Qn leans, Sears, NYork; Omein- ‘oy. Young, Boston, 480 tons Alabama,’ Raulett, Boston; nati, Barstow, do: of ice; Litias, Smalley, N Yor! THE ACADIA—The Ni ARRAY OF cil hited will acticlen orient and stlveted, from the heat Bnglih Magnrines, Contours FOR LIVERPOO! Hew lar Packet 16th Maren. It, fast sailing packet PS epeened Beil, mane 160 ‘Tarquin, Hossner, Bohemia, Nason, Hav: fatch: ‘ . jateo by L.. tro, Rilkine, Boston atratn, Benson, NYork; Rialto, | tops barhen, Woy Massage, having elegant and commodions | 2. Dr. Walker's Lecture,on Netap! Helinon. accommodations, *PPlY oO HULL & MINTURN & A'Leseedof Normandy. . D—In are 87 South stre 5. My Dream at Hope . B° ANTED in Brorhlyn, by two gente where | rhe fine packet ship Liverpool, Jno Rldeidge, master, 1 6. The Planet System of Life thio ate "fee Widines and corned beef. four | to's. will saceced the Hottinguer, and sail on her’ regula 7. Poetical Te uayiieniets timesa day. Ade » Herald Office. Ith of April. aS We pee ee a orcawas fer ail fic jate itorial. ‘N. B—Cash once a week. meer TACKETS FOR HAVRE—Recoud Line 10; Diekenwand te Artist in Boots. ~ GRAND VOCAL AND (S8THUMENTAL —— MRONEDIA, James Funk, mater, wttaaton the | 1. prearaeand tf 5.5 hee CenT. ere It March wp & MIROKEN, Agents 12. Literary Reviews, Foreign News, ke. . E.R. informs his fejem , Ager ; ME waa the ye pat he’ wil have the honor of miving « | _{?ee serpent t Lente Buuldings. — | FOrsale wholesale (a TUTTLE, News Agent, Doncert at the Apollo » on Wednesday Evening next, Foe EW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND | aac isaer ‘ street. hero ot Mare 4 NEW YORK SINK Pogively Fine fReralar Je will be by some of the Fest musical talent ia the ‘o nail the ist Mareh, ARDWAI casks bright Trace Chains country. The particulars will be published next Monday. ing packet ship OCONEE: Captain Jackson, BaP tee rary Carolina Hoes ickcts 10 conte eauh, way be had at the principe iy sail te above. her day. ‘Por freight of is Sedild Rar, ll HEN leabarypert Grteans whats aot of Walla orto, 8 do low prices Mnob Locks and Carry Combe Bank, Warren, Pennsy! her E. OLLINS & CO. % Sonth st. 1,000 kems supe: Cat Nails bought at Positively no goods received after Tuesday evening, Febraa- 75 bags fine HiT do, 8. J. SYLVESTER'S, ry 28th. 7 roms marranted (1) Steel, broad bars i fr 22 Wallstreet and 130 Broadway. 4Chppgre may rely won, having tosis septe cor HY, pp Al nee of H yaaa ‘Sofa Springs, Chair Web, Curled UNTE >} ‘ TED RED —! yer ed, Lal wil pune | . for ee eee wit D | DROF-—Never | fged. Amy guataacee to that effect will be given and fulfilled SOHNE NEWBOULD, 9 John street hereby informe that they cam find m fe, cert etual b crag Waseikik coe ah beulee! fe TCU cure, by applying at the Hunterirn Dispensary. 3 ard add rees. d 1CTOR GARCIA ZULETA, formerly of Bogota—it The natnre of this medi nes ouee. thatit drives e this should meet his eye or that of any ‘who can giv? goods to U ‘The packet ship Gaston, Captain O Eldridge, will succeed ; Ln slowa B fi exes | the Oconee. a it the Tih Mareh. her regutar dav. 22 _ | jnformation of his residence, they will agreat oe safety, hout regard te cite ima ‘PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANG Only his brother, by addressing PERSS 00KS, ty thie exenoraion et to dat, The wg tify Tar ite ceee Paster, ‘il saiae Deevely on | fi tminee yn ivarty street ed by medicine in different parts of the Sapt Bunker, will, F Hnited Matsa have rendered it celebrated from Maine to Flo- | £ Hivinw splendid necommodatons PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. rida Price $1 per vial. No other place can the tre article be | for cabin, secomt and steerage passengers, for Pp PEvestmth Repiaanod cad eotebouned, Pills, fe . 08, Obtrined, A counterfeit is sold in Boston, Mass; also in | early apylicat ould be made, on beard Corn, [ HESE faniamed and colebraind Flere fermpe. Charreston, 8. C. Let the knowing ones beware of it. a as Fock Blip, ‘South street. pd oy Any Si . eaaery. em