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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ‘Washington (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasurtneron, Jan. 12, 1844—2 P. M. The Touse is now discussing the reception of abolition petitons. Doubtless you have noticed particularly Mr. Rives’ letter in to-day’s Intelligencer—and I am told that John C. Calhoun will also shortly come out with another letter defining his position. Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Wasurnaton, Jan 12—P. M. James G. Benxerr, Esq.— Dear Sin— f 1 beg leave to call your attention to a subject of great importance to the pnblic generally, and espe- cially to the city and State of New York. J mean the establishment of a Branch Mint in the city of New York. Notwithstanding New York is the great commercial and financial emporium of the United States, yet it is a most extraordinary fact that it has no mnt. . A movement, however, is already made upon the subject. The Hon. Zapock Prarr, from New- York, has this day given notice in the House that he would to-morrow, or on some future day, intro- duce a bili to establish a branch mint in the cit of New York, where, he says, ** it should original- v have been. There is more specie imported into the city of New York than in any other city of the Union, and fi/teen (certainly over fourteen) to one —moreé than in the city of Philadelphia. Where- ever isthe most commerce, there should be the coinage.” a Mr. Prarr also gave notice of another impor- tant measure which he is about to introduce, to wit: ‘a bill to alter the present nataralization Jaws ; for Judges of County and District, Courts to grant certificates of naturalization by filing a certi- ficate in the County Clerk’s office.” T notice to-day the arrival of Capt. Thompson. {Abraham, I think, at all events, he is a master builder, and one of the managers of the American Institate.] He has come to Washington for the purpose cf procuring the removal of the principal Post Office from the Park (in New York) | down to Wall street. He would have the | Branch, not in Wall street, but in the Park. I | mention it for the purpose of calling the attention | of New York citizens to the subject, and that those who feel interested, either way, may be at once | prepared to meet the question. It deserves prompt attention. 1 think the matter does not come with- in the action of Congress, but is a question merely for the Postmaster-General’s decision. t . Yours, &e. S. B. YWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. _Wasuinetoy, January 12, 1844. The Senate did not sit to-day. Mouse of Representatives. Mr. Pueentx submitted the following resolutien, which les over one day, under the rule: Revolved, That the Secretary of State be directed to re- port to this House any information that may have been re- ceived at the Department of State in relation to the prose- cution ofthe contraband opium trade on the coast of China by vessels under the American flag; also, if such trade has been participated in, or countenanced by, any of the con- sular or other agents of the United States And further, to communicate to this House if such in- structions have been given to the minister, consular, or other agents of the United States, as will be calculated to aid the authorities of that country in suppressing a trattic so justly obnoxious to the Chinese Government. Mr. Jameson introduced a bill to establish a per- manent prospective pre-emption system in favor of actual settlers on the public lands. It was refer- red. Mr. Stinece introduced “A bill to exempt from duty, cotton imported into the United States from Texas.” Mr. Tinnarrs, in pursuance of notice heretofore given, introduced a bill for the abolishment of imprisonment for debt within the District of Columbia. Mr. Apants enquired ifthis bill had been reported by the Committee for the District of Columbia. Mr. Trsnarrs replied that the bill was introduced by himself, and not reported by the committee. Mr. Avams again enquired whether it was the gentle- man’s intention to refer the bill to that committee. Mr. Trenarts replied that he was indifferent whether it went to that or the Committee on the Judiciary. Mr. Apams again enquired whether this was the same bill which was before the House twenty vears ago, and which had been broughtin by a gentleman from one of the slave States. Mr. Tinnatts replied that it was not. After some further conversation, the bill was referred to the Committee for the District of Columbia. Mr. Trnnarts, on leave, introduced a bill further to ex- tend the time for locating military land warrants, and returning surveys thereoa, to the general land office.— Read twice and referred Mr. Prat gave notice that le wonld, on to-morrow, or some future day, introduce a bill to establish a branch mint in the city of New York. Also, a bill to alter the present naturalization laws, far judges of county and dis- triet courts to grant certificates of naturalization, after filing a copy with the clerks of the county. Mr. McKay, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported a bill to supply a deficiency in the appropriation for the fiscal year ending the 30th June, 1944, for the re- liefand protection of American en, ‘The bill, after some discussion, in Committee of the Whole, was ordered to be engro: Read the third time and passed, ‘The next business was the report of the Select Commit- d. MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Jan. 13-6 P. 1. Stocks are going down hill again. Long Island de- clined 3 per cent; Mohawk, }; Harlem, 4; Stonington, +; Patterson, 2}; Ohio 6's, }; Kentucky, j; Illinois, 3; Penn- sylvania 5’s,2; North Americen Trust Co. }, Farmers’ | Loan, }; Canton, }. ‘This includes all the descriptions of- | fered. Norwich & Worcester was firm at yesterday's uotations. ‘The operations at the boards were very mode- | rate. The feverish state of the stock market at this mo- | ment can be mainly attributed to the movements of the banks. Within a few days several heavy specie opera- tions haye been made between many of the Wall street banks, which has caused a curtailment of loans and the _ calling in of large amounts afloat. So soon as they have perfected the operations which have connection with their quarterly report, the amount drawn will egain be thrown into the market and the usual effect follow. In our columns will be found the Warehousing bill, | forwarded to Washington by the Chamber of Commerce ofthis city. The perfection of a system of this nature would be of the greatest benefit to the importers in cvery port in the country, and equalize imports to a great extent. ‘The Bank of Wilmington, Del., has declared a semi, annual dividend of three per cent. The City, and the Monroe Bank, of Rochester, have de. clared semi-annual dividends of three per cent each. The Southern railroads are yearly improving in value and profits. The western road running through Georgia, has lately been a subject of great trouble and anxiety to that State, and proposals for a disposal have been made. Recripts or tHe Cenraat Rartroan, Gronata, Dec. 1812. Freight. Pas. mo.§ mails. No.Pas. " Bis cot.’ | Total. $13,200 06 4,219 21 776 5,475 $17,453 27 eid Decemnen, 1043, "Freight. Pas. mo. & mails. No Pas. Bls cot. | Total. 4,268 4d 5 19 1,534 9,923 $31,253 63 Nearly all the sources of receipts have doubled within the year, which fact should satisfy the expectations of any company. ‘There are no internal improvements dependent on the prosperity of the whole Union as rail- 2000 20 % 1000 buw by % 1900 bow 9° 50 14000 suw 99 125 1000 9% 160 1000 51099 50 1000 30 10050 5000 b60 103g 25, 1000 do 330 99% 25 | 5000 Ky 6's, 30 yrs slo 10538 50 20.0 do 102% 25 | 0 do ase 20 210 Mlinois 6's, *7 ai 25 | 200 do Lis 5% 50 28 50 25 Nor ww de & Wore Mw do 530 34 #0 MM b3 83 2 do 9 State Bk State of Trade, Corrox.—We learn from the New Orleans papers, that the agent of Rothschilds, in that city, has received orders to purchase all the coiton in the market. Operators should hesitate about placing confidence in this report, as itooks a great deal like aspeculative move to influence prices. At New Orleans on the 4th, the market was dull. The sales reported at 2500 bales, for French account, at little if any, variation from the prices current before the Euro- pean accounts were received. It was said that low and middling qualities could be bought on easier terms, but that fair and above were without change. Quotations for Liverpool classification ruled for inferior 7}a7Jc.; ordi- nary 8a8}; middling $ja9c; middling fair 9a9}c; fair 10c; good fair 10}al 1c; good and fine 11Jal3c. At Mobile on the Sth, there was a fair demand, but hol- are stiff at rates which buyers think too high, The sales reached 1500 bales. Frour axon Grain.—Flour and wheat appear to be in ood demand. In consequence of alittle speculative feel- Re, Genesee flour is firm at $4 75; Ohio $4 75a$4 874; Richmond County $4 87}, and Brandywine $5 00.— Wneae commands 95 a 102 cents; oats 37}; corn 46 a 47 cents, Died On Saturday, 13th inst. suddenly, of suffocation, Mary Lovisa, infant daughter of William and Elizabeth Ben- nett, aged four weeks. On Friday, 12th inst. James Hicks, son of Simeon Smith, aged four years. roads and canals ; no description of property exists, the value of which is so rapidly advancing,as all the works of communication between different sections of the country. As the population increases and wealth accumulates, the transportation of both passengers and freight becomes greater, while the expenses of carrying are constantly decreasing. Our works of internal improvements,although built at an immense expense, will in a few years pay the expenses of the States owning them. Judging from the past, the future will produce greater revenues from these sources then at present appears probable. Stare or THe Brancn or tHe Banx or ALABAMA At Monix:. Assets. Losns & divcounts, $5,161,910 Bills of exchange,’ “567.461 Real estate, 1,630,056 Bills receivahle.Ala. Trust— Bonds, Stats ace’, &e. 402.010 Collector of the Port, 1,051 Sundry Banks, 6.238 Merchants? Bk, N.Y. Liabilities. Circulation— Payable in Mobile. ee New York, : State bonds paid ini, 8.457711 Sinking fund, 1,087'352 Int Rent.” exeh he and prem ace’t, x Treasurer State of 2.924.834 7, Expense account, 160,063 ama, 133,81 Bills of other Bai joners and int. 14531 Bank notes in tran: 572 Other nav’'l loans, : 'pecie, 142,127 Treasurer of U_8. P. Deposites, 32,633 ©. and pub. offices, 896 crrors in the state of State Bk, Tuscaloosa, 140,505 the Bank, exchange Do. de 185,044 on check: 37,771 Montgomery Branc Stare of Ais. in spe Bank, cle, 88,000 Huntsville, do w. pallets & Co, Ron Pee ie agents, &e \ nina Ble, Louisiana O her banks, $8,612,850 $8, The above reports present a very unfavorable condition The suspended debt may be set down at about $4,500,000. ‘The availability of this amount depends upon the course adopted to realize. ‘I'he whole affairs’of this branch are in the most admirable confusion. They present one mass of matter, almost impossible to unravel. The books of this bank have been conducted without method, or the least claim to correctness. The demands placed in suit have been distributed over the entire country, without record as to their whereabouts or in whose hands they were pla- ced. Lawyers, sheriffs, courts, agents and individuals, have in their possession the assets of the bank, for which they make no report of progress, or return of value re- ceived. The ultimate settlement of the business of this branch is far in the perspective, and the value of its assets ia daily depreciating. The remainder of the branches of the State Bank are reported to be in a better condition, and that their affairs can be brought to a more speedy close. The specie and specie funds received from the banks put in liqnidation by the State Bank amount From the Branch at Mobile. . sa aged do Decatur... do‘ Huntaville.. do Montgomery to $88,000 255 643 108,068 172,948 — $624,659 The amount of the current expenses of the State Bank and all the branches is $90,831. ‘The amount due the 16th sections within the State, which has been paid into the State Bank and branches on which the banks by the ex- isting laws are paying an interest of eight per cent, is $922,440. The amount paid since the adjournment of the legislature is $161,252. ‘The chaos in which the whole banking system of Ala- bama exists, will require years to improve. It is mass of movements that never had a head, and it will be difficult to find a tail. The whole was conceived in igno- tee on Rules; and Mr. Bidlack, who had the floor, con- cluded his remarks commenced yesterday. Mr. Brrsen then took the floor, and made a short speech in favor of retaining the 2ist rule; and showing that the right of petition, as claimed by the abolitionists, did not exist, and was not contentemplated by the framers of the Constitution, The moming hour having expired before Mr. Belser concluded, the subject went over. ‘The resolution for the reference of the President’s Mes- sage was then taken up in Committee of the Whole, and was discussed by Messrs. Tilden, Hunt of w York, and Giddings; after which the Committee rose, and reported progress. Mr. Horxixs gave notice of his intention to move an amendment of the 133d rule, so.as to empower amajority of the House to suspend the rules for the purpose of going int» Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union and also to discharge the Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union from any bill which it might have be- fore at. ‘The House then adjourned. frg-Among the distinguished personages now in Ww rance and carried out careless of results. ‘The people of that State have been taught by dear experience a few of the beauties of banking. If there is such a thing as learn- ing by experience, among the ‘commercial classes, they have had lessons enough to knock some wisdom through the thickest skulls. The more severe and thorough the purification,the longer the continuance of a healthy state, and as out of evil there is often good produced, it is en couraging to look to the past and then to the future. A bill has been introduced into the Legislature of India- na to raise the tolls on the canal 33 percent. The tolls are receivable in State scrip, which is far below par, and an increased demand for this paper would be created by additional tolls, and raise its value. It is also proposed to open for navigation fifty miles of the Wabash and Erie Canal west of Lafayette. ‘The means are already provided ‘The receipts last year from the canals were about$50,0000, and the contemplated improvement, is estimated, would increase the amount to $160,000. Indiana wonld then shington, the National Intelligencer announces David 8B. Ogden, Horace Binney, Thomas Ewing, John Sergeant, and Chapman Johnson. Seven of the eight Judges of the Supreme Court, (there being one vacancy) are now in attendance, and Justice Story, who has been detained by illness in his family, is expected on Monday. Appointments By THE Presipent, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.—Thomas Nelson re-appo nted Collector of the Customs for the District of Richmond, Va. Coxsuis —Charles ‘A. Lea caibo, in the place of 8. \ chran, resis A. Fol- lins, for Omoa and ‘Truxillo. George W. Gordoa, of Massachusetts, for Rio de Janeire, in the place of G. W. Slacum. Albert M. Gilliam, of Vir inia, for Sen Fran- cisco, in California, in the place of T. Larkin, of Massachw for 3 the place of J. P. Gillfam, deceased. of New York, for Rotterdam, in the place of John W. Fisher, of Connecticut, for Guadaloupe, in the place of F. H. Swan, deceased. Wil- liam H. Freeman, of Pennsylvania, for Curacao, in the place of J. H. D’Meza. Stewart Newell, of Louisiana, for Sabine, in Texas, Israel D. Andrews, of Massachusetts, w Brunswick, in the plac Almy, of New York, in the Mexican Republic, in the place of Charles of Bultimore, for Mara- ed. have 200 miles of canal, the revenue of which would be annually growing. This canal would connect the waters of Lake Erie and the Ohio river, and pass through the most thriving business part of the State. The message of Gov. Mouton to the Legislature of Lou- isiana,takes the true stand as regards the liquidation of the State debt. He recommends the sale of all the property in which the State is interested,and applying the proceeds to the reduction of the public indebtedness. TheGovernor sug” gests the policy of selling the New Orleans and Nashville Railroad, the Port Hudson and Clinton Railroad,the Mexi- can Gulf Railway, Barrataria and Lafouche Canal, the New Orleans Draining Company, the five hundred thou. sand acres ofland, in fact everything in which the State interested, and the payment received in the direct lisbil ttes of the State. Regarding the bank: is Excellency recommends they be restrained trom issuing notes of a le denomination than twenty dollars. There are ten mil- lions of specie in New Orleans, an amount greater than the whole circulation of the banks, in the most inflated state of the papercurrency. The banksare all operating strictly within the law. The bank law has proved bene- a Pedro de Regil'Y Estrada, for Merida and Sisal, in Yucatan, in the place of C. Thompson, re- signed, Hf. ©. Baton, ot Maryland, for Lyons, in France, in the place of N. Berry, resigned. ‘Wm. Hogan, of Georgia, for Neuvitas, in Cuba, in the place of W. H. Freeman, re- signed. G, Mohr, for Dresden, in the place of E. F. Rivinus, resigned. George F. Gerding, of New York, for Manheim Bladen Forrest, of Washington, for Chagres. Stanhope Prevost, for Lima, in the place of F, L. Castelnar John Arthur, for Turk’s Island, in the place of John Wilkeson, resigned. Samuel McLean, of Missouri, for Trinidad de Cuba, in the place of John K. Cooke, resigned. Joseph R. Croskey, for Cowes, in the place of William Whetten, re signed. Sales of Stocks at Philadelph ner Boxnn, Jan, 13.60 shares Mine ill Railroad, 3 Ap 66; 72 do Wilmington Railroad 174 ; 10 do Pennsylva- nia Bank 24} ; $4000 State 6's c&p 66} ; $6000 do 5° 66 ; 78 shares } as 304 ; 1000 Reading RR Bonds 747 $790 County 5’s new, 1860, ii 135 shares N O Gas 31; 5 do Memphis Bank 72} ; $500 Lehigh Loan, 1845, 36 ; 3 shs Philadelphia Bank 97, Srconp Bosnp, Jan, 12.—20 shares Wilmington Railroad 17; 100 do do c&p 17} ; 60 dodo 174; 200 do Girard Bank bof 84 ; $1000 Cincinnati Bonds 99 ; 23 shares Minehill R R 66 5 20 do Reading RR If ; $0000 State 5's 65} ; 14 shas Girard Trast Company 20; 30 do Union Bank, Tennessee, 63) ; 100 do Girard Bank 8}. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS PHreapaernta, Jan 13— on, Carleton, St Jago de co ju baw jew Hanover Oak, Ryder ydia Ann ‘don, ‘ Win Penn, Atk Holler ‘Bor: Buctistone, Jan fre Mary, Myrick, NOrleans; J Ltimont, Jan 1-Are Mary, Myrick, NOrleans; Page Taylor, and Mary Stantoo, Bearse, Boston; Susan urvhem, BR aminoToNy NG. Bucknam, NYork; renada; Echo, + Sth, Gazell impson, Porto Mi sath, James, Ray, Nassaa N Hiutriet, Brown, Cubay Unele Sawyer, Antigua; Advent, Robbi Chase, Gnadsl_ape, CONSTEPU TIONAL DEBILITY CUR. x ure prepared by the College of Medicine and of the city of New York is confidently recom «of debility produced by sscret indul- css of any kind. ‘It is an invaluabl terility, or barrenness (tinle formation) — Single bottles #1 each; ¢ dozen, $5, packed and sent to all parte of the t Olice of the College of Medicine and Nossan st tk. ary, ion. Pharmacy, 9% W 8. RICHARDSON, Agent ficial to both the banks and the stockholders. The banks which have gone into liquidation will in the course of time realize all their assets and extinguish all their lia- bilities. The Governor earnestly calls upon the Legis- The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this afternoon at half past | o'clock, from the,cor- ner of Henry and Cranberry street, Brooklyn. Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD 0} aga Aug. tits Deer ‘ampi Tobase . ‘Turks Island -++ «+-Dec. ‘Trieste--+ Ni Passengers Arrived. Lystox—Brig Moon—Mrs E A De Nyse, W Knight an, W « lemence, E, Martin, R Campbell Mataca—Brig Oriole—B W Thompson, J A Winslow. New Oxteans—B>rque Luzou—P McRann, 8M Canning- ham, G Forbes, T L St-wart Cuan 838 . Foreign tinportati Mavaca—Brig Orio!e—800 bxs raisins Aquire & Galway—70 do liquorice paste Lawrence, Murray & Ingate—877 bxs 22 hf do 5% qrdo raisins 136 bbls 22'hf do grapes. 100 eks 100 ht do 10 tubs grapes W Bous—2 b 6010 do lemons 892 box s 1366 hf 771 qr do mi Williams & Northam—18 half bales corks P'S Francia—I6 do P 4Uhf cks to order, legs straw hats 25 do straw plait- ‘son—9 do do hats AR War, Jabaster ware P ndeli—l ease 10 bs 4 pkgs sewing silk to order, ‘St Jonne, Pt—Brig Alphoaso—3191 hides Mason & Thomp- son Tonks Isanp—Brig Peravian—6800 bushels salt W Daw- ou. 3 Domestic Importations. New Ortran: jarque Luzon—6 cks beans 13 do seed 6 hds wax 3 bbls castor oil Wolfe & “iy do pork 302 kgs laro 60 ales hemp De Pe; G Leland—159 bbls seed 61 Pf ster & Whitmarsh—9 do Tucker, Peake ® co—t41 bbls pork 3 hams 39 do lard Suydam, 8 ge & co—'00 a =10 J L Brigham—268 bales cotton & Irv: Patton—489 shot and vomb shells W Kimble: tons hemp to_order Montte—Shin Platina—374 bales cotton Smith, Mills & co— 110 Sprague & Robinsod—120 Bogut & Kneeland—123 Thomp- son & Adams. € Bronson—206 KK Graves—27 Godfrey & Wells—13 bxs mdse J Coheo—2 W Broges—1 A Loubat—130 cks rice C B Aborn—50 Gray & Crosb order. Moon=2 casks rice {M & JL Lent—103 CHaRLestos—Brig do 2hf do Gray & y—32 pale cotton E € Stanton Is De Peyater & Whitmarst ater itm ars! R Wa $2 bbls JR Tobise—2 bbls Duaha Tbbl2¢s.J M Vou Bergh &son—Il empt —1 box Townsend & Brothers—2 cks ‘Winslow & co. CHakeston—Brig Essex—100 chs rice C J Muller—10! bis fee hs Maitland & co—126 Sprague. Robinson & co—845 u co. Grorcrtown, 8C—Schr John Hill Gilber—3 0 bales cotton Post & Phillips. Grorortown, SU—Schr bagle-—46 do 375 bales cotton §) ‘St Manks—Brig _ MARITIME HERALD. 5000 bushels’ rics T Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA Britannia, Hewitt+++ +++ +++Jan. + Keb. i Caledonia, . f +Mareh 1 Acadia, Mi April 1 Packets to Salil. FOR LIVERPOOL, Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL, Garrick, Shiddy, Dec. 13| Yorkshire, Pyiley Jan. 16 Oxford, Rathboue, _ Dec. 19] Q. of West, Woodhouse, Jan.20 | ¥ROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH. Victoria, Morgan, 1c. 20| Gladiator, Britton, Jan. 20 Quebec, Hebard, Jan. 1 | Mediator, Chadwick, Feb. 1 ROM HAVRE. Pe Cn urrows, .3 | §. de Grasse, Thompson, Jan. Fanck, Dee. 16| St. Nicolas, Pell, Keb 1 id, Howe, Dec. 24 | Duchesse d’Ork Feb. & Ship Masters and Agents. fe shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will 0 Commodore Rowent Sitvey, of our News Flecz, a the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the als Spoken, 8 List of their Cargo, ‘and sny Foreign. Newspapers or News they may have. He wi Sourd them immediately oa their arrival. Agents and’ Cor- ctapondents, at home or abroad, will also conler a favor by this Office all the Mi Intelly Stetin® ‘Nantea! faformation of way kind wil bo uuadiulls PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 14, +725 | Moon Rise 2 44 Mion ware! ce Clearea. Ships Florence, Leach, Matanzas, Newbold & Cruft; St Mary, Foster, New Orleans, Stanton & Frost; Ceylon, Coon, Apals W_ H Howland; Charleston, Brown, Charleston, G-o Bulkley.—Barques Levant Derrickson, Gibraltar, Masou & Thompson; Z D, Bissett, London, Stewart & Wright: Tron neon, ( 1) O'Brven, Liverpool, C Hi, Minturn & Co. Brgs Effort, Wells. Hull, Eng. KS lanes; J Peekner, Marseilles, Fit h & Co; Hurlbut & Co: Manhattan, Doane, A West, Key West, RL M. ton, Dunham & Guayra, Geo Why tue, Bailuar & Peck t & Peck; Kos, Metropolis, Stull, do, Arrived Manson, 21 days from Mobile, with cotton, to Ship Plati lature to make the public debt their most anxio — s0- licitude, and provide means to meet the annual interest fully and punctually. Old Stock Exchange. Smith, Mill Co. Barque Luzon, Goodrich, 26 days from New Orleans, with cotton, to taster. : ie Gide, Me Allister, 60 days from Leghory, with marble, 8 bo, Northam, 43. days from Malaga, with fruit, to ust. Experienced severe weather on the pass ke “Watson, 18 days from Ragged Island, with Dawson. Brig Peru) salt, to W Bitish ish brig St. Mary, Baker, 20 days from Trinidad, with hides, to J. H. Braive. Danish brig Alphonso, Paulsen, 21 days from St Johns, PR. with hides, to order, Brig Homer, Wat ke. to Nesmith & 16 davs from New Orlears, with sugar, ! Brig Billow, Lawrence, 20 days from St, Marks, with cottow, too in Ogden, Sannemann, 9 days from Savaanah, with mon. ss days from Chasleston, with cotton, to 0. ida, Goodell, 6 days from Wilmington, NO, with 10 Buck & Peters. ° ublie, Smith, 3,days from Baltimore,with mds, to SI mS Feiris, British schr Joseph Howe, Lawry, 20 days from Jama‘ca, jastelain & Fonvert, 10 days from Matamoras, with hides, with logwood , to ¢ Schr Caroline, C & Son, 1, Rowe, 14 days from Georgetown, $C. with cotton and ri Bibber. Schr Eagle, Dyer, 10 days from Georgetown, 8C. with cot- ‘on, to master Sehr MAD abel Bedell, 3 days from Norfolk, with mdse, to Sturges & Clearman. Below. Ship Adirondack Hackstaff, from Liverpool, Dee. 12, with indse, to G. T. Trimble. Ship Norma, Burton, 12 days from Havang, with sugar and segars, ty Moses Taylor. Ship Pacitic, Goodhue, 8 days from Charleston, with cotton, wordt Barque Strafford, Robson, from New Orlenus, Dec. 26th, with rotten, to ord’r, Barque Reform, Tilyou, ‘7 days from Mobile, with cotton, to Stu: ‘earman, Barque Weytosset, Collins, from Mobile, with cotton, 10 orler, Brig Oneco, Butler, 20 days from New Orleans, with pork, ke, to order, Also, 1 ship, 1 borane, 2 brigs unknown ‘The pilot boat Virginia reports the sche ‘Odin, Montevideo, at anchor at the Hook. 6 cr 65 days from . 1 bargae, 2 85000 NY State 53's, 60 101 50shas N Am Tr bnw 17 5000 Ohio 6's, °60 | WOMo Lie Trust” oe 5000 do b30 9956 70 Merchants’ xe Co 8. do 9% 90 Farmece’ Trust 60 33% 5900 do 94 75 db 32% 200 = do snw 9944 150 do 2000 = do blo 993g 50 do 300 do 15 99% 150 do 4000 OhioG’s, 70 tnw 98 40 Paterson RR bio 78 11000 Ky 6's 03, 50 do 2 5000 do W3% 50 do Fi 7 0 do bi0 75 25 Stonington RR 6 75 Lamon Co baw 31 i do. aL 100 Harlem RR 1355) 79 do 13% 30 do bio 44 at lo baw 4 ° 300 Long Island RR aL 0000 jo 65 50 to i 6000 Ilinois spel bds 41% 150 do 30 714 1a $ bon Alig 100 to 70) 5000 do 41% 90 do 30 71 1000 Indiana 'O yrbds = 40 40 Mohawk RR b60 54 as Del & Hadson 110% 150 Nor & Wore 960 34 Un on 14% 500 do uM ® Bk State NY 86 50 do W% 5 Bk Com, fall 1% 250 do M: 75 N Am ‘Trust nm 50 do ‘p30 34! 8 ao nm 30 do ‘30 35 10 = do 17% Second Board. $5000 Illinois bonds 444% 100shas Harlem RR b324 4000 Ky bonds bay 150 do. 44 13000” do 9103-25 NAm Tease 1% 5009 lo baw 103 35 Aub & Roch 104 1090 Ohio 6's uD 25 Farmers’ Loan Wh 5000 do 10 Am Exe Co eo 25 shae Nam Trast 47% 50 Nor & Wore b30 35 75 L Island KR 70% 100 = do 160 45% 00 shes L Island RR b30 71 New Stock Exchange. $5000 U 8 5’s, 53 Feb 1 103 Am Trost 699 18 2000 Penn. ope 67 17% y do 6634 7 5000 do to 1636 1000 Ohio 6's, 00 bo ” \d teo's cits 17% 2000 do 530 99% 25 Farmers’ Loan % 11000 do ~» wn” lo Ce aed Also, 6 ships, origs and 2 sehrs, and others in sight, but the pilot was not near eneugh to make out what tuey we ¢.” Wind W. very fresh, Ship Hopewell, Patterson, from New Orleans, is still. below EY Sallea Ship Stephen Whitney, Thompson, Liverpool, and others.— From the Lower Bay. ship Moutteal, London. Misc cllancous Record. RQUF Sapine. before mentioned, Merrill, was lost on pee Bar, Nov 23. AccipeNnT at Sxa —Mr. Moore, second mate of brig cl Cayu ga, trom New York (.r this port, when two days out, fell from the may topmst and was very seriously iojured —(Savanuah ep. Jan. 9, Speken Richmond, of Bath, 45days from Marseilles, Dee 27, Balize bearing NW by W 130 iniles—by the Luzou, at this port. Genesee, ancaster, Dec 30, off Tortugaa—by tie same. 7 Athen wtsmouth, bound West, Jan 1,00 lat, ke—by the sam Jacob Pennell, Leghora for New York, Dee 18, lat 93, lon 33 —by the Oriole, at this port. . Southeroer, Mobile for Providence, no date, lat 39, lon 69 50— y.the san Manco, Nieho Ja for Boston, Jan 1, off Cape Florica—by the Billow, port. Gaston, Eldridge, N York for New Orleans, Jan 4, lat 37 37, Jon 73 30 i Republic, of Mystic, NYork for Apalachicola, Jan 8, lat 39, 0, or Hyaaspe, of Portsmouth, standing NE, Jan 8. Foreign Ports. _ GinRacran, about Dec In port, U S store ship Erie, 23 ds from New York: Azelia, of Boston, from Trieste, in distress, leaky; Emily Wilder, of Boston, just arr; New England, for do, same day. s Sr Jouys, PR. nodate—In port, Nauvoo, Felton, unc; ‘Tri- ph, of Boston; Water Witch, LeBrou, for Norfolk, soon Fliza, Roe, of Estport, for Philadelohia, soon. DAX6 ISLAND, Dec 2—In port, Tangier, for Matanzas, x00n, only American vessel, Std North Star, Matanzas, ‘Trinipan, PS. Dec —In port, brig —, from NYork via Antigua, only American. 4 Fatmourn, Ja Dec 2—Arr Celeste, Kingston for NYork, put in on account of a gale; 18th, Homer, Paterson, —. Bostox, Jan 12—4rr M-asenger, Samran, Buenos Ayres — Arr in Nhutasket, esterday, and sail d at | pm today, al erto jand for’ Portla vd, put in short of wood—crew badly frost bitten, aud brig ith ice—i'h inst. near South Shoal. saw a quantity of hard pine timber afloat. Cld Leonere, (of Boston, late of Newburyport) Milton, N'\rleans; Harbinger, Brown, Gibraltar and a mkt; Allen King, Manson, Rio Janeiro Means, St Jago; Acorn. Howes, Philadelphia: Nickerson, Nvork. Sid 1th M x, Con L Maria J Eatell. Mary Kimball started, but anchored in. Pre dent Roads. much eucamber A fore and aft sehr is at ihe Charles, from Savanna! » Norfoll lan 13—Arre Ella, Whelden, Boston, Be- low. Lydia Ames, from Rio J: so reported; Sun, Ryder, Boston; Randolph, Goldsmith, Charleston; Monsoon, Carlton, St Jago de Caba; American Eagle, Miller, Savannah; Bordeu, Baker, Providence. 3 Ricumonp, Jan Smyrna, Gorham, Rio Janeiro; Rio, Griffiog, Kini a : Norrorx, Jaa $—Cld Argon, Chase, Porto Rico; J Peterson, Green, Jamaica. Sld Centurion, Norris, and Echo, Snow, West ladies. 4 Cranceston, Jan 1@—Are Sutton Galloway, N York. the offing, a brig’ supposed the Paul T’ Jones, (rom Philadel Wt Flo: mith, Antwerp. Arr 9th, Josep! Howes, tro orton. Savanna, Jan7—Sld Washington, [Br] Wilkie, Liverp'l; St Martins [Br] Vaughn, and Odessa, ry Vaughn, Bt Jona, NB. Arr Sth, Cayuga, Jackson, NYork; Margaret, (Br) Bart: Ipee, Naan, NP. Cla Excel, Sith, and Macon, Lewis, New ork. Mowine, Jan 4—Arr Xylon, Putnam. Charleston; Lady Mil- ton, (Br) Sinnot, Liverpool ‘Cld Louisa, Snow, and Quinne- bar Boston; Newark, Merwin, New York; Wolectt, ANS, Jan 3-—Arr Timol jelfast; Hen dn. Malaga; Sul- Pacleard Reed. Demerara: Water Witch, H qT gtimbo, Knowles; Ongco. ‘Tay! ba Matthews Liverpool: Panther, Denni.; slarivna, Perking. Perkins New York: Nort Ryron. Pearson, Boston; Gibraltar, Vat Vera Cru” Are ith. Rienzi via Below N Cd ¢ Freeman, and A sent in rom 4s a nati, Rose 3% Lt minebunks Chester, Boston; Favorite: [Sw] and On Cla Htoscne, Ricker and. Thode “Tatund,cchuseh Liver Medora, Fl bureh, Crocker raltar. Montpelier. Stackpo ers. New 3 Madrona, [Spinis! WEAVER. ANTED—Fxrerienced Hair Cloth Weavers, ‘Y Loom. Apply at 82 Nassau atreet or 311 Ri iM 100%m ANTED TO RENT—In Broadway, a store fronting on the street, hetween the stor House and Wall etreet, Ad with terms, Box No. 757 Lower Post Office, 27 tfid FINE PAINTINGS SPLENDID collection of Paintings will be sold at ane- tion on Wetoesday morning, the 17th instant, at Clinton Hall, eovner of Nassau and Beekman streets It dese-ves fully the public attent’on. 14 Sti LO PIO REWARD —Vewterdvy, between one and twa o'clock, a lady's white dimity pocket, barween the Butchs end Drover’s Bank, Bowery and 45 Whitehall street. The notes comprised two ffty’s and five twenty’s of the Batchor's and Drovers Bank; the balsnce wax in s nal notes—amounting in all to $250. Tore will bs paid so the finder, livering the amount.or affording avy information, at 45 Whi hall street. ‘The money was the pronerty of an induatrio reepectanle widow. Burther information can bs had at the of- fice of the Herald. JM St re MESSRS G. we IBSS, Profersors of c renestfally announce ta their patrons, the Indies and gentlemen of New York and its vicinity, thar their Cotil- Jon Band ix. prepared to play the most admired and fashionsb & Muue for Private Parties, Sovvees, &e. Orders rreeived and purctually’ attended toat 26 Detaney st iM m*m on the Hi vington st. dre re ST OMPSON, hove taken and corner of EXCHA SNEDECO D TH M their numerons friends, that they, efectory on the § “PHEN! Dy superior gl yore very fine article ived DINING DEPARTMENT is completely re-organ- ized, and those who wis” a good dinner, well served, can now he acenmmodated xt moderate charges, "As the proprietors are resouved to kes pa first rate house they resvectfally request the Patronage of their friesds and the public, as long as they shill be found to deserve it ISAAl S& SNEDFCOR AUSTIN D. ‘THOMPSON. N. B.—The LUNCH at the Bar, will be served up ev day hetweea Oand Ho’clock, A. M. Oystersin every srl at all hours of the day J dtaw is dw re LOTHING STORE. & B SKELLENGE, No 69 Cortland? stree*, #nd cor- ner Fulton & Gremnwich « reets, reepect'uily inform *heir iting the city “f New Yerk, th they fare sein Ke of govds at great! “uced pri comprising a large assortment of clotn, pi' cloth, plain and wore sack and over coats, dress and frock’ and coat-es, cf the le un by the best Workwen. Velvet, eloth and fancy cloth, cassimere, sattiart and Tweed pants: gloves, comfortables, aels, Mer L. ke, form their friends and thit having engaged experienced entt rs, always on hand a Inrge assortment of clot is : be made up to order rrante! to fit. Mr. Geo. mgevnr superintends tring Department. at 69 Courtlandt street, and Mr. D. W. Balley thar at the corner Fulton and Green wich streets. ‘Those who wish to economise, wou'd do well ty going elsewhere Every article warranted and al pan stually attended t L. & B SKFLLENGER. [Instructions in Cutting given by Jas Serimgeour. JM 3% BOARD=A respectable family ean be ncenmmodated with a Pleasant roam and m, with pantry adjoining; also they have parevelret and fancy vestings which wi few small rooms with convenience for fire, ble for single gentlemen, with comfortable board Apply at 76 Beekman street. dimer RIVATR BOARD—F or A geatieman and hi OF two single gentleren, in asmall family, where there are no other bbarders—a second ‘story front room, well furnished, hiving eee For particulars inquire at No. 166 Mott street. J1230%m GROCERIES. Lda Leaded pan ae. of fresh Butter, on cor not of fresh aeee eee ee ee OHN C. MORRISON, Deales in Drags, Paints, Oils, Dyestaffs. Indigoes, Teas, &e., iBlweee No. 188 Greenwich street PHRENOLOGY. INTER COURSE OF LECTURES on Man's Social. Moral and intellectual Nature by L. N. Fowler and W, K. Strachan, Every Mo day evening, in Hudson street, comer of Grove. Every Wednesday even'ng, in the Consistory Room of the Datch Reformed Church, 4th street, Williamsburah. Every Tharsday evening, in the Thalian Hall, 460 Grand street. ‘ And every Fridsy evening, at the Temperance Hall, Jersey avh Lecture commences at half past 7 0’clock, Admission 1234 cents, or tea Lickets for $1, Those Le-tares, according to the above arrangement, will be continued for several weeks, jee for phrenological examinations and the sale of books, 131 Nasean ‘The subject of each Lecture will be announced he werk pre- vious 13 st®m 6oA FIRS tice” Saubles? iT RATE NOTICE” al It po rpures to eetientar wince srle at every serio tical 4 off e 10 thy eity, mm counter We believe its issue was supressed in Fnglard ad Justly, too, for it combives all the lewdn ss of De Kock “ieores Sand snd Sve, xivded over with a pea diet ted by & hand ‘that, know pes” Le there vo en to these vile doses, which re over the tens Ike the stor rabia? Will the authori itd ae L450 AND $53—4 tu P4.OU stove and Nut Size and smal’ Nut at $t the yards, 215 Wear e-raer Fifth and Le the Seger Refinery, 28 Leo Post, nd at bor the yar N. B—An allow nce made to dealers 3 wem TY Mi ‘ VAIS weather admonishes all. rears to be corel health © KS CARROLL'S Medieted V urtlandt s\reet. cures sa'den colds, rheamat am, chills aud erysipelas, Se, ina fev days, and by timer ent it occurence Sulphur Baths ‘rquie one hours notice. ‘ortable Vapor Baths vent to auv part ofthe city. —j(3 Lwre CRACKERS ! CRACKERS! CRACKERS ARR’S CRACKER BAK ¢ RY,73 Mott atreet, near Walle erstreet. = SODA BISCUIT MILK do BOSTON CRACKERS BUTTE: do SUGAR do : ¢ Navy Bread, and every other description of Crackers. § Jountry merchants, hotel kee) and shipping orders eepilied at the shortest noties and nt the lnweet ‘rie PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS HESE far-famed and celebrated Pills, from Portagal, are we perceive, to be Obtamed in this country. See ndveriies mentan the last eainnon fanrrh navn GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. RESS COATS MADE, £O ORDER FOR $10 —No, 9 Fulton street ~The sub criber, having opeved » General Clothing Store, at No. 90 Fulton street, New York, is now pree pire ro furnish all who may favor him with a eall, with every of gen'temen’s. Wearing App rel, on the most reas He fers for their Cons.deration the folowing $10 10 16 4 to © 0 20 350 19 to 18 Clothing made fur the 8: uthern market with neat Pers find vt to their advantage to to, 1 Fulton street, Pilot nud N in solicited. j12 Lee AUCTION SALES. a FUMA® BELL, Avcuou (Store No. 36 vin siveet.) MONDAY At Wi oreloek, in the sales room. Bale of Painticus by Catalo-ue—Also. 21 '> piano fortes, I superb orgen, a quantity of fag lad ant plate, 1 vi able lever watch end chaia,2 Xe. : ek 000 segars, aquaatity of glass ware, ancieat vases AL In oleloeke at the sales room, In Continn: sue tals of truly valuable’ seasouable dry tions choice lot of staple and finey dry goods, d'laines. ins, calico, shirtines, lineus, sheetings, merinos, &e thing. trinkets, cutlery, hardware, fancy and pledg- Jewelry, Se Also. grocers) w ines, tia is segars, 1s super London cloths felt pilot do, cassy hon sanad ok acai Ge te co, a larac lot of beaut\fal frea dy. onde’ tatllinery and hosise” Zablendid fae gold watches 18 atuil Bones, impor c'&e Farce aud valuable nesortinent of pledged articles, by Vaws brokers and others 3 traukes ete 0,000 Norma sears, eo. Wi.DNESDAY. At 1Nl¢ o'clock, at the sales room, A large quantity or n>w and second hand furniture ofall des criptions and ia flue orucr Jao, piano fortes, paint.o7s, cut glass, china end plored rare, Gallery, con, Wines, grocotis, aad various housekeeping artic N.B.—Every facility will be afforded for the disposal of inerchandise of all deseriptions. Brsiness will be earried ov in ao ‘manner: ‘Sales will be tegvlar, snd. returns cat i this establishimen ader the charge solely of Prompt, in this eatablishment OATAS Be LLe 35 Ann street, MBOAT FOR auc!ion, bs ‘m, SALE.—For sale, . H. Frank! Besday, the 4 -n00n, dd fast sailing stecmer NEW JERSEY, together wih h furnsture ard tackle, as she now lies at foot of B ‘The New Jersey was built at Trenton, N. J., in 2 her lengtn on éeck is 217 feet, her breadth of beam 28 fee, be depth 7 (eet; her timb: ra and plank are all. of the best Je sey oak; she 1s coppered and copper fistened in the best mauver; she was completely overhauled last spring, aud At ed up as a night boat to run on the North river. She has 280 sleeping berths, besides 2. spacious state rooms on her promenad~ vec! Her mattrasses aud furniture are all new and part «f her fa ture has nver been i use, (having a larger quantity than required for her use.) Her inventory is most ample, an article selected with the uti Her hoilers are new, having been in use but a Her engine and ‘of the most modern con avieg bean t every possible manne, which teats prove it to be second nove. Her average deal cing about three feet eight in hes, wrich fat alone makes her doubly valaable, as it en- ables hee to eross the bar at the lowest tides. Her speed 18. od, her cabins aod spacious Her foraiture being all new, makes the New Jursey, 14 a passage boat, one of the most de= siraple on the Hudson. ‘Terms cash, in ei It is teaumed persoui the nselves previous to THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ‘0 sail from New 8 i, and from > : each to purchase will exami jute 5 wil day of sal mouth. From New York. E:pool New Ship LIVERPOOL, 1150 tons, @ Rec: 3 Fe. § J. Eldridges Auk. Fi N. ship QUEEN OF THE WEST, Q1@"°'Y 1250 tons P. Woodhouse. is New ship ROCHESTER, 850 tons, Qiev'y 2 wanes Joka Britton” gaune 3t F : March 21 Ship HOTTINGUER, 1050 tons, Q larch 21 Tra Bursely ney, 3 ie ‘These substantial, fast sailing, first class ships, all built in the city of New York, are commanded .by men ot experience and ability, and will be dispatched punctually om the 2tst of he bins are elegant and eommodious, and are furnished with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort of passen- ers. Price of passage, 2100. m _ Neither the captains or owners of these ships will be respon- sible for any parcels or packages seut by them, unless regular bills of lading are sigued therefor. For freight orpwssize apply to WOODRULL’s MINTURN, ‘G7 South street, New ¥. orto —- FIELDEN, BROTHERS & JM ec Li FOR NeW ORLEANS—Leu siana and New York Line—P? sitively fist Hegular Packet. to sail he2ee* January he fast sating packet ship O8- Wesrytaptata David Wood wall sil an" sbovey her gular lay. For frieght or passage, having hantrome farnished accommo: dations, apply on board, at Orleans what, foot of wall street, KB. <, COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. v this Ime may rely upon having their goods cor- rae. gents im New Orleans, Ha lia f& Woodruff, who will promptly forward all goods to their address. ‘The packet sh p M apiain © ceed the Oswego, and sail 3ist Januar; Tibbard, will sue- 'y, her regular day. confortable Country House, replete nee, situated in New Jersey, the terms For 312 3% ee ‘ost Orric IL. —On a thern } othe Hudson river, B Phe Mails on the west side of the the counts of Tompkins, Chemuug, 1» Will be closed di at6 o'clock A. M JOHH LOKIMER wRAHAM, P. M. PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT, EXCHAUGE BUILDING, ROOMS 06 ir AT} 2. THE Subscriber has received larxe supply 0 Voigtlanders’ febrated Daguerrentype Appartus, Large ind stuall sizes, with achromatic lenses made according’ to Bro!easor Petzval’s Salentation. ‘Also anew supply of best plates and chemicals, which he warrants good and sells»: rednced prices. he follawing keatemen have arreed to.nct as agents, vit— E White, Haq 179 Broadway New York P. Haas, kag, or D.C. Dr A. Caspart, Kichmond, Va." 6. bert, Hag, for the Mouthern States. Wa. West, Esq, naty. Oh: vr ‘ORTHERN MA! notice, the great Nort! in this State on the east » it 9 o'clock P.M. eluding offices and Steuben, river, Tioga 3123" re communications (post paid) and orders, eecompanied voRLY attended to, and SIGE NYE well be proven b Vela bb aw FRULES, GROG EKIES, Tras, WINES, &e —GASS NER & YQUS +, 132 Chatham street, offer at wholesale and retail, to deaters and funi!ice— Kreah Foreign & rails,» general sasortment. Sugars and Cottee of a'l kinds avd qualities. ‘Teas, Green and Black, of every dexcription. Superio. old Wines and Liquors, of various grades. Superior Raspberry and Cherry Brandy. French and American Cordinis, on draft and In glass. London, Seotch and American Porter, Brown Stout and Pale N d other brands § Nol Atoatcan Preecrves and Jellies, La Norma, Wat E bi Sperm Oil and Candies, on p, fee. ater, im quart ¥ part of the city frec of expense. JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY “and pint bottles. © ot expen a2t lm! delivered to Fe ae (ee Gitee Se Wail acct, This company eouth siness of insurance against loxs or damage by fire, on goods wares and merchandise, aud also on vessels and thoir cargoes? their ba ‘Thomas W. Thome, on oodrull, FO_T_HOPE. Senretar PACIFIC HOTEL, NEA COURTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK. HE, above well known Hotel having recently w1 tensive repairs and refittin boar 162 GREENWIC) T gone ex- opened for the reception of aud 5 former gue: 5 k. FIELD. (a9 tee G. FAKNHAM. ) bbls superior Pickled Hams, landing from ship ppifrom New Orleans, for sale by KK. COLLINS & CO, 5 South st. ime Illinois Wheat, Tauding from New Orleans, for sale by COCLIN ath atreet HEAT—530 sacks ship Mississippi tro! Jj10¢e ~ K ALLO bls priv @ Western, Is ‘ship Mississippi from New Orleans. for sae by j19 ec KE. K COLLINS & CU. 56 South st GOCD. OPPORTUNITY FOR A SAFE AND Ma. BE INVEST j A De KAT he of t roprietors of the Atlantic G y irirg from the bu Je & sirous of ene cy wid ba ove betwe 9 ad Lo’cloew ae JT lwoestre I aRp-0, bbls ries beat Land, eye ew 2 me Ly Tanding fom ship Mississippi fiom New av, for sale ~ Serspoigge RAR E.R COLLINS & UO, by ‘jee ret STU RERS.—G aitable for d-mijohu many J8 whee superior qual ties, or sate nt 82 Pearl at, up 4 in superior order, Iinding ARD—100 hogs pure Leaf Lad superior onder 4 ’ Wi Tron New Orleans, for aale wate ee COLTANS &'CO. 58 Sonth st, GHOULDERS=11 gots pellet Shovldery, landing trom shy i New Orleans, for sale a Lgtieet PPE rom em OOLLINS & (CO $6 South st TO CARMEN, GROCERS, HORSE TPE remedy called‘ De. Chae 8 'Nelaga’s Hore k iow, having been Wefore the public for a number of \ears and being +aed with entive suc. ess, the propsietor rise voting in'nnvenervediy"reeommmendine i to alt persue havg the ve i f of ‘sue quid cettaie “remedy for the. tollo disers's or accidents: Bruises, Cuts, Sprains, Windga'ls, Ch fed Backs, swelled Fret, ke, ‘I etor hopes to claim a share of the pablic patron aed wh age. | T bt sal rug store, 150 Division st reel only at she d COQks., CHAM ERM AIDS. | Nt ASE, STRESSES, aud Girls for hoasework Kroems, waiters, porters, mechamies, and men for employ ment, with unexceptionable recommendations for houesty, ix- Temperance Office, dustry, sobri oy AL MOY, ENDERSON'S Oricin 7 ret, near John street, nea J alerencea Hon M. Van Baren, Hon. B: F, Butler, Rev. E. MyJohmoh. tam Annual subscribers one dollar, gqnaterty, ity cents. J) bweod*ee UNITED STATES D Brondway, ap stairs.— the attention of citizens and strangers lendlid collection if Daguerreoty pe Portraits single from two to fourteen pe sons on the same heanty and accuracy of delineation cannot i GUERRIAN GALLE OTT TY Would reaper truce taken ia all kinds of weather, ether colors ts late evhibirion awarded Mr whe ee the neat, Dogmerreotyye likeness for grouping fect, which 1s but another proof of the Supervarity a Dorrmat in New York for the very auperiot Gunaras, and at no other establishment Wily city or State can they be obtaine N. D.—Imported (ierman Camaros; ean tustraments of the very heat que CHemieaia, Polishing Materials, &e., &e sale at (le vory lowest prices, alxo, French and Ameri lity, with Plate Capes, always ou lvrd, for a7 Sus? wt clothing, suitable for the | \ ~AMUSEMEN'S. oe ‘§ OLYMPIO THEATRE. “ARUTOHY ur. Hen WitTEsEAD. f KING COLE. Mr Nickirson GRANDFA To conclude wi OLE Old King ¢ CHAYHA THKATRE. MONDAY Be Peter Block, ‘Me Hickd After wh PLEASANT N BOR. Fo conclude with THE LAWYER AND HIS VICTIM. TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMEMICAR BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE Boxes 25 ceva; Pit 12h6 cents. BENEFIT OF MK, CHAMPLI On which ocew ion Mr, LEVI NOKTH w iil appese. | MONDAY EVENING—The performanees will commence | Gipsy Girl, sister to TE ; seen in the evening. wil A GRAND CHINES* ENTREE. A creat variety of equestrian Acts, Feats of Strength, Songs, Dances, ke, After which BILLS BUS FON, LINA MINSTRELS, maciade. wit re IRE WORKS. “ LAY OF AMERICAN MUSEU AND PERPETUAL FAIR MONDAY, JAN. 15, NOW OK’ NEVE LAST DAY POSITIVELY, AND FAREWELL BENE*(T O OF GEN. TOM Who SAIL® FOR ENGLAN tant, it wt mete WO BELENDID PRR FORMANC AU nnd7 oelock, P.M. ansat enh performace the Generale ara on the stage wonite Sona ged ganoeo, awd alec ie the note ie avons UNVING MARBLE STATUES! fn performance which has always received the warmest ap plause. Also engaged, Mr. 1. Sher La Petive Cerito the ehsrming Cheekeni the celebrated paptomimist: Bigear extravaganzist aud locou singer; La Petite blise, the danseuse, The langhabl+ pantomime of a Night's Adventare. Also, the comic ball:t eutitied the Cockvey Sportsman. For characters, dances, & she belie, in pumber, cau be seen at all hou, can be’ Privately consulted regarding N Past, Present 'Fa events Bille celebrated Dr. VELEN TINE. is couaged, nd will ap TJ ib. ea : diately after the d+ re of Gen. Sto Rdmaission to the whole 29 centemebilaren mais, half prics V5 cents extra for private cousultations with the @ipsy ween. i135 ro U! LERY. opposite the City Hall. ADMISSION ONLY 126 conte q ppy to aunonnce an engagement with Miss EA WAGNEx, the Fortane Telling EBRATED GIPSY QUEEN, eum, She can be seen~frain 9 o'clock 1m be tely consulted fomeieee "A ivately cone FUTURE EVENTS. “She cannot 6 ational Portrait Gallery—Grand Cosmo: AND PICTURE (Broadway, Mai the morning ti'1 5 o’e/ock in the afternoon, costume, and can PRESHANT AND rama, and 500,0/ Admission o sult the NEW YORK VOCAL F.C. TUCKER, PRESIDE NHE Subscribers ave respecttatly informed 1 fe Fine Concert of the above Socrrty is unavoidably pes'pored till day, the :h January, when it will take place a! the Wash- ington Hotel, Broadwas Stu consist of jusic. in Part, by about 100 vai rsed with Instrumental Music. partiry la’ f Subs privilege o! each. ‘Lists for subscribers’ names are oper at, the Music Stores of Messrs. Atwi'l &Co , M Dubois & Co. Mi Co., Messrs, Stod. ari & Co, and nt the residence é F. W. ROSIER. Secretary, ji or* re #4 Prince atreet. FOURVIUANSUAL BALL OF THE FIRST COM- PASY NATIONAL CADETS will take place at Tam- many Hall on Thue 4. ‘Lhe com mitte trusts that that they Jinarced themselves to m uot superior to their former balls A full and efficient Band is for the occasion. ‘Ticke’s, $l each. cau be hed at Tayema li, Military Hall, Bowery, and of the undersigned comm ttee— Lieut. T. B ‘Tappan, Serg’t. Heary Hos Ferg’, ROH Thomjson, Se g't Chas. M. Henry A. Storey, John E, Bendix. John B. Dwyer, Wm Hi. Mitchell, ‘Thomas Blovd. Capt. JOHN C. HELME, Chairman. M. NEWTON, Secrewry. 313 168618 31 re MILITARY BALL. PPE, THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL A will take place at Lammany Hall, on W y Even ing, Feb, 7, 1844. a ‘Hickets $2, mav be obtained of John Cames, 61_ John street; K.B. Daly, 94 Broad st., W. ick, 40 G eenwich at; A.M. Shiera, 186 Fulton s.; &, Wainright, Coles, 105 Canal st.; 5. Ht. Fowler, 906 Lowusbery, 432 Pearl ot COLES HCTURES of Mouut Etna, Any to Christin the Wil Voyage ol Present, &c. ke. &e. now exh National Academy, corner 0° Leona.d st ert and Bi Admittance 25 cents—Season Tickets 50 ceats cents TPHE COLUMBIA s ENGINE © O. No, 11, will give their ‘Annual Bali at Temmany Hail, ou Weduesday Evening, January 17, 1844 this Ball shall not be ‘Company. ing at the rooms of r rosdw jou “jl tw?m "The Commitree pledge themrelves that inferior to those erionely, Mie by COMMITTE Henry, B Venn, Peter M Ottignon, Alsred Brnwer, Richard Logan, Tickets ex be obtiined of the above committee, aud at thi R ‘Owen, W Breouay Monroe Hell, eorurr of mm ny Halt; and at H. B. Veo J Agustus ‘vier, Alexander Dunscomb. MW Aun atrevts 3,000 javir to the ander inches long a1 " rand Dollars will be ry aud delivery of the eoutents, k leac! er bank tranr, about thet eight ev inches ide, with the edges shagp. J. with Wood, traps soning dlony th top raved with, This be: wo ash m Foy or" P.& Co,” on the ende said trunk i supposed to have been stolen’ from en beard the steamboat Utica on the 13th inst It eor ticed a turge amonat ef » bank notes, and drafis, encloerd in packages in exrpes bans, ahd directed to different Lrokers aud bauks in the eity of ork. the above reward will be pais = in addition to all other se terested. EROY & CO, 2 Wallet. N.Y. Kew York, Dee, 16, 1 ‘he payment of th reward is guaranted by the n the recovery of sad Trunk and ite con ente; hich there is als the following reward of $3,¢ fered by Pomeroy & ‘Albany, and guaranteed by the wm dy rsigaed, aking the whole a oust of the rewa d offered 6000 DOLLARS, m Atnaxy, December 15. 1848, We, the undersigned, having a deep imterst in the famed A wards offered by other, persons tn Pr ofthe’ Frunk and Money recently stolen rom the s Uta, do hereby gnyrantee the toll au¢ prompt Reward of Three Ehousend Dollars offered by Pomeroy. of Unis city, in the ratio of our reopes re interests. WADSHBUR' co, THEODORE OLCOTT, Cashier of the Canal Bonk. E. B. KENDRICK Cashier of the Mechanics’ and Farmers’ Bank. JOHN PAINE, cashier of the Bank of Troy. WM. J. FRYE JOSHUA G. 11k. SEGARS! SEGARS! Sezars are eonstantly on hand for CO ENG U eS Ns, OE | orm 418 tfins rre bs) RS HE; follow ing elaoi wholesale andretai liam street Regalias, of the finest and best quality. Fanetelas, La Norma. La Cabana La Florinda, a new brand, a "a Jima, new, of the Cruz, Rendon and Sana brands. h y of other brenda, geaerally would do all Sears connoisseurs u well to look at previoas 'o purchasing elsewhere, aa purchased from this estat: hment will be taken Hine they do aot give satiof xetion. B.—Orders from the country carefally and promptly ae tended t» __de4 Maw line ateoy FR PROOF—W, of Ointament — Heageuts for th ; tte ectebinted Eurka Blve! ing, which has won § utation fet its brilliavey of polis! ted for using over the Soapito ‘ita agency. for the Sospito, Ash Coal, of the best quality and Also other coal’ Consumers of ean depend ons good aricle and cor.ect weight, at 438 Wash- ee PW AVENTORT GENUINE TEAS, som sLre t it formerly Fitzsim: J21 Ven * vs WHOL 'PHE CANTON TE 1 Store 121 Chatham, street, New Bleecker st. a; Agency at 116 F gp. atthe Main and Van t 1 ine ttention of eity ard country famibes and purchases lon oweh holid ener, to their several estab fonts oben fell "be tound by fa" the beat we erated ‘Tees tn the United States. } and recown of their house Teles low prices and upright denli: render fur age Yor UL he part Chatha tion of pure aw ‘The universal pop rence to igh au well understood tc Original and 0 Tia Obverve Strangers ner of the 1 Peail aud ke atremt, vies “121,” bet hing for it they are li to be led astray by a little store ) rd at 4034 Chatham iewet (net door to Lorilyed's sniff and. tobaceo store) ander the name of © ‘Ten’ Store. ‘The public wii! also be ex Company have no that the Canton » with that or any ether stores whatever, except those ad vertivemy Imec pleased thing to do described at the top of th VAMPHENE, Cord Botuorn Glass. Fountain, Lam campheue, manufactured and sold wholesale and 10. Fhy, at'No. 136 alton street (San i jammps are adiitied hy. all who see , ihe upeynalied by any lump ever. offered to. the public Reieaplendil light, ther economy for vae, and their per simplicity to manage c trim. One lam) 7 (or reese Bea tan expence of fb equal to alx sperm enw than Cant per hour) Thay are in fact the cheapest in peagort qua’ icy, a offered to the pabne far stores charehes, bo ings. A's, 9 gord assortment of bles, stores or charehes, of snverior por for patent li¢ines—such aw mile aud May i ri i an for pitas vt gravel. We. Dr. Boetty Eandi aol, Dr. Holsted’s Brink Pilte; t Persian . raw Cliscr, Gr riewmatim and pais of alt Kinds, dalemnie Pills, forsyphiha, oe; Wyath's Cream ot tn irate lve xroseth of the lair, ‘Amoicas Pilot Duteh a very ete mae ortment from LLINS & CO. Bouth Soiar and Os nrify and p