The New York Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1844, Page 3

‘charters are only a shield under which they perpetrate the most gross abuses, and daily endanger the their stockholders. We have too much in New York. We have double what the real wants of business can consume. We want no more capital devoted to banking than can be legitimately employed, for all be- yond that amount is sure to fall into the hands of specula- tors, who use it for the purpose of diverting trade from its proper channels, of commerce: in hand, and if it is not po: and changing the regular movements The Legislature should take this matter ple to reduce the capital of our banks, they should place certain restrictions on them more rigid than any now existing, and put an imme- diate stoppage to the accumulation of banks and capital ‘The experience of the past has no influence on the future, the same cause will invariably produce a like effect. ‘What has ruined one bank, will, carried to the same ex- tent, ruin others, A set of banks who make speculation in stocks and produce their business, will eventually bring up asthe old United States Bank did before them. That bank commenced with stocks, then wentto cotton, and the result was ruin and a complete destruction. The banks of Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, followed the sume beaten track, and they were wrecked on the game rock. Itmay come early or it may come late, but a constant adherence tg this policy will assuredly termi- nate in this manner, It easily and almost impercepti bly commenced, butit id'iost impossible to get out of ‘the Maelstrom after once thoroughly getting into its power. Itis the same with individuals as with corporated institutios ‘The cepitalists of this city have a method of using their resources, the least adapted to advance public improve- or their individual interest,of any,we ever imagined ‘They are contented with the advantages ofa geographical position, and the facilities nature has provided for their benefit and enjoyment, ‘The superiority the citizens of thiscity have long enjoyed, in their character for enter: prize, is fast slipping away, and the wise men of the east are fast outstripping us in energy, perseverance, industry, and the best application of their capital and their re, sources, They, to a man, unite in every great movement likely toadvance the commercial standing of their city They all have one object in view, and that object is to benefit the whole population of their section. ‘Their motto fs, that union is strength, and all individual prejudice is abandoned for the public good. internal imp avenue of co: roveme: mmunis jon with In every great work of it—in the completion of any particular the interior—in the perfec- tion of works that hold out the most remote prospect 0, ultimatel; command, and the nec desired ends, largely. roving profitable—capital to any extent is a! ary steps taken to accomplish the This is the grand secret of the rapid ad- vancement Boston has made in all the departments 0, trade and commerce. She has within a few years increased her foreign trade enormously, and her inland trade as Her domestic manufactories have gradually grown—in spite of any and every policy the general go vernment adopted—until at this moment they are beyond the slightest influence from any other power than the movements of the currency produces, On the other hand, look at the c: apitalists of thi great city ;compare the course they have for years adopted, with that followed by those ‘There are but two States in New England— Vermont and New Hampshire—that have not greater facilities of communication than the wealthy State of It is very true that this State stands between the New England States and the West, and part of the season we haye a more rapid communication with Albany of Boston. New York. than our Eastern neighbors, but great efforts are being made by Eastern capitalists to receive more benefit from our internal improvements than we o! this city can expect, under the existing condition of our co nection with the Eastern termination of the great Western line of railroads through this State. Last winter pork w Buffalo and five in Boston. elling attwo cents per pound in Flour varies a large per cent; butter, cheese, poultry, and various articles of pro: visions are much higher in large cities through the winter thaa at other seasons, which weuld bear a good charge for freight to get to market during the close of navigation, The Eastern capita re making strenuous efforts to induce the Legislature of this State to allow the railroads of this State to carry freight during the close of the canal, even if they should deem proper, to direct freight to pay y canal toll. ch This subject has been in agita tion a long time, and the demand comes #0 strongly Backed, and is so popular, particularly in the western part of the State, that the movement must soon be sub- mitted to, with sufficient conditions and charges to pro- tect the inter The suce rest of the canal, 8 of thi proposition would materially injure the trade of this city, while it would add to the revenue of the State government, by the receipts of tolls on freight,that but for this facility would seek and obtain some other transp, ortation to market. Tne canals of the West- eon States ure in navigable order the season through. The navigation on the lakes does not cease until long after the closing of our canal,and could produce, landed at Buffalo, after the boats on the canal had ceased running, be sure of finding a market on the Atlantic seaboard, at all times through the winter, the stream of arrivals at Buffalo would be kept up until the last moment. Through this State, the convenience of gettmg to. market would be a great benefit, It would affect the price of produce in the interior, and keep prices more regular, and nearer the quotations that rule in large markets. ‘This be ig the settled position of the two cities, New and Boston, and the cause of the progress of one and the indifference of the other, it would not be an unfavor- able moment to compare our facilities of communication with the interior the year through, with those of our Eastern friends, ‘There has been within the past few years more than a dozen different railroads, contemplated to run from this city to the North, South, East, and West; and yet, at this moment, with the expenditure of millions ofdollars, and the aid of the most experienced engineers, we have not a solitary track running twenty miles into the heart of the country, or a dividend from those which have been years in existence, and only extending afew miles into the interior. There is the Long Island Railroad finished just far enough to be good for nothing. Then the Paterson terminates at a small inland village, the business of which is not sufficient to enable the road to pay its current expen: Railroad is still fresh in the minds of many of our The history of the Erie zens, and those whose memory requires refreshing, have only to read the report of Mr. Baker to our Legislature. Lastly comes the Harlem Railroad, a road that for loca. tion, termination, and probable value, is not exceeded by any in the vicini rain. ‘They profitable cou ity of this city. By woful mismanage, ment the Company have for yeai been on the verge of have now adopted the only sure, safe, and ars and that is the extension of the line of travel. Every mile added to its present length, reduces theenormous first average cost, and increases the re- ceipts as itextends into the most wealthy and productive section of th e State. By a gradual addition to this road, anton immediate employment of the whole length soon as completed, the company would be able to make the whole line profitable, and the receipts would ulti- mately bear a proportion to the cost and expenses, suffi cient to declare a small di lend. It is a most as: tonishing fact, that there is not a railroad di- verging from this city, that pays its — stock- the smallest fractional dividend. It is time vitalists become active in this business, and instead of employing millions in gambling operations, to devote some of their resources to the advancement of our city as rapidly as some of our neighbors. The Harlem Rail- road shows, from the late great increase of receipts, to be fast becoming more productive than its most sanguine friends antic! jpated. ‘This road will be finished to White Pleins as soon as the spring opens. The; total receipts of the Road for 1642 were 1843 $84,560 97,596, The ptinoipal inoreese of receipts har taken place with: in the last si: a x months. The receipts for December and January for the past three years h my Dovepher been— $3,972 1841, Jauuary $1,830 4,399 18) do 2109 6.609 1843, do 3,531 From the Ist to the 15th of this month,the receipts were $3459, ‘The total expenses of the Company, including interest, insurance, officers, fuel, feed, for 1843, amounted to about $75,500. The road is now in perfect running or- der, having been thoroughly repaired, the cost of which is included in last year's expenses. ‘These are a few of the particulars of the present position of this valuable road, especially valuable, because it terminates inthe centre of the city, and will eventually connect itself with other roads running through New England, and in time open a regular, easy communic ‘ion with the North at all seasons, and all the way by land conveyance, This port has for many years been the depot for foreign goods, previous to their transmission to all parts of the country. Our lines of splendid packets will continue to | command the carrying trade of the country, so far at all | events, a imports are concerned. ‘his being the case, it is very important that we should at all times have free communics a speedy del for other citi bu an re munication, iv ion with all parts of the country, to permit | we have ith the extent of her capital we have ything to contend against. It will be years, even with neous commencement, before we can ever | 1 with that city facilities of internal com. | of U sian SY Ge 1000 NY x 2500 do 4500 do 15600 Obie, 9 sc00 do. it 3000 do. wafo 913% 100 Hackem 16 4 600 do. baw 9 2% do al 12000 do 9e 50 Pots uRR —b60 6b 15090 do L30.95 100 #0 67 10600 Kentgshy os 10036 100 do ‘60 67 200 0 Wo” 645 do 665, 23000 1 tinge Sp lbds 3936 150 Reading RR er 009 49” 100 do 49 a 4934 70 4 oon 25 Dk Sta e N 86 5 6 do 69 5 Bk Com. full 96 200 do 685g 20 do 9534 100 do 560 68 50 do, 96 do 68 100 N Am Trust 16-25 Nor& Wore ‘b30 33. 10 do 15 500 do 32g 2% do M390 do 32 75 Farmers’ Trust 2 15 do 00 do % © do by0 32 50 do Fy do Board. $18000 Ohio 100 shas Farmer,’ Loan 3000 100 do 1000 Kentucky 930 par 25 N Am Trust b3 4 New Stock Exchange. $2200 U § 5s, ’53 12. 25 aras Dry Dock Bk 48 9000 Ohio 6's 256 100 Farmers’ Loan 29 3000 ¢o 95; 529 30.0 do 94% 103 Vicksburg Bk 4. 000 do bis 925 do 4% woo = do b2095) 50 do 4% toro = do 9634 75 Harlem RR at 5000 do 9h, 50 do 113% 1000 Kentucky 6's 1005 50 do b30 425 1000 do 3100" 125 0 do 4 1060 do 10036 50 do 83) 41 100 do 100% 0 do saw 4 100 Mlinoww 6's 40) 1000 do 1033 725 Prov 2 B-onngton 3 2000 vo 8104054 75 N Am Trust 16, 1000 do 810 39% 23 40 ba BM 1000 do 39 15, iodo baal” 1% do 40-25 Canton Co 330 Be {oo Ind ; ‘bonds, QSyrs 36 25 L Island RR 10 ix 50 do. 228 ie = do SehwNor& Wers 0 a8 do 110 6 75 Paterson RR 8% 10, 90 Ohio Trust Co State of Trade. Business still continues very dull, and our principal staple SHR: There has been no time. icles very inactive. We quote ta at $4 62, eration in this article fora long and pearls at $5 124. Buxapsturrs—This market is controlled a little by speculators. All large holders come under this title, and they small concession {ally looked for. ‘There meat. Potatoes are much y of the merchandize entered at this port | Boston is making rapid strides in thie vss, and from the energy of her citize everything to fear; No change since our last. wanted. Prices oF Provis 3 00 strive to gut $451} for Genesee. Corrox—The sales to-day amount to 1,200 bales, at a Offerings were free at but holders are generally indisposed to make that reduc: jon, at Jeast until after the arrival of the steamer, sow {cent decline; skey——-Drudge is held at 23c, and barrels at 243c. very little doing in tl tice trifling sales of North River bale at 58 a 60¢ Provisions—We continue our previous quotations for all articles that come under this head. There is so little doing that prices are merely nominal. Brxswax—Sales of prime yellow at 29 cents. Provision Market. We have little to say relative to the different markets. We noticed in Fulton Market some very superior beef and young steers, but no buffalo We no- ts. article. Poultry continues plenty, and at moderate prices. ‘There is still a scarcity of fish. Apples, bbl+ Lamb,pe Ta 8 Beef, per Ib 6 7 Beek, perewtrs=$4 $0. a6 ee eae Bam Beef, corned Mutton Capen) 201 nions, inch. 6 Blacktish Par er jor: = ets, meh Partri (t) Beans, bush Biteons doz Butter, fresh per Ib-14 rir ilove Steaks a 1 Butter, firkin, perlb. 6 Pork per Ib+ a F abuncn, +++ é ‘ Pins, Toasters: aKa 25 Kens «+ + ane 62g (lame, 100 « 25a 37 : (alves Head, te +++ 25 a = a , each: da 6 Btrined Baars ib: ba 8 pre lt 6 a — Snipe, dozeu an Carrots, exch. las 50 a 75 Sik % a — 4 5 4a 6 50, al 25 18M%a 25 Philadelphia Cattle Market. Jar. 19.—Beeves—640 offered, including 74 from Virgi nia. Sales ranged from 4.05 for ordinary to fair qualities; 3a 6} for prime, and a few superior Cows and Calves—110 offered. 975 per 100 Ibs Demand limited. Sales lull at $18 a 25; springers $10 a $13; dry cows $4 a $5 togs—607 in market. Sales at $437}.24 7 per 100 Ibs 107 just arrived, unsold. Sheep—975 offered. Sales from $125 a $2 per head for ordinary to fair quality, and $2 40 4 $3 for prime. Brighton Cattle Market. Jan, 15.—At market, 780 beef cattle, 2000 sheep, and 50 enerally were better swine, 100 beef cattle unsold, Pr —Beef Caitle—The cattle than they were last week, week's prices. ‘We quote the same, and males were dull at last : a few extra $4 v 2504 60; first quality $3 75 a $4; second quality $3 50 a3 76; third qualit y Sheep—Smell from $2 50 to 3 60, to 6} cents. the market, James and Abby Boy’ street. Crarceston—Brig N Voorhees, J A Pow —— of New Porto Caneito, Nov. per Ib; indigo, 9 rs. 1b; f cotton, a dull ‘article, say Sc lb; cacou, $128 $18 per 10 1001s. $3.83 50. lota were sold from $1 50 to $2. Wethers Swine—No lots were sold to peddle. At retail from 4 About 400 arrivea at Brighton at the close of Foreign Markets. .—Cofee, Se; hid 9} a 10}c Died, Dimon AB Passen, Sr Coors Brig Tepes ‘m Sinith, of New Haven; W Q OF filay morning, at 3 o'clock, in the City Hospital, Hormann, aged 35 years. Miiie fancral will take ‘lace on Sunday afternoon, a o'elock. ‘The German Oak (No. 62) Lo F, of which he was a member, are invit On Friday, 19th inst. Marra Avy, only daughter of eof 1 O.of 0. to attend. The relations and Piriends of the family, also the mem- hers of the Columbia (No. 1) Lodge of 1. 0. respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ternoon, at 2o’clock, from their residence, No. of O.F. are mn Sunday af- Pitt On the 30th December, at Houston, Texas, of consump- tion, Gronox G. Gaztey, formerly of New York. GG Newburg papers’ please copy. Passengers Arrived. GW Lathrop, Wm M Doty, jalch. rs Sailed. New Meir lt—30 hinds amp soda 29 rier al vowder, 21 Jehmidt & co— 135 do sues. ‘bs loe wood A. ‘o master, New Onveans—Snip 111 ol 10 eske mi: “itehewe! 25 bx do to order CHARLESTON—Brig 150 Denes J iriek—, Co—2 to order. Britannia, Caledonia, Acadia, Shannon- ble! cocoa J Honpuras—Schr Vesper—69 tovs logweod 3 do tu dalcs sarsaparitia £00 cocoa nats: 2 boxes sperie J J Labonipe Jean Por Morning Star—950 bags coffee 312 eocon 15100 © Rossiere. Havawa—Sch Eleant—1010 oringes Cro bx do 800 do segars A D Pena—1200 do Isaac ip Label rent & Powell—7 C eco J OP wheat 10 hhds flax seed J Hyer—13 bY) lard £68 bbls pork Kverett & Bartlett~2 hus J Nb ets Morce & Holdrige—28 hinds 1 ps lead Masters & Markoe—3 vb: mize J Goel in—a70 cotton. Goodhous It hts toby lind—.17 bals hemp Stone & Dubois= 1370 bal irske 34 bhis beef § do whea: How bbls pork 18 trs clover seed P J Nevins—322 shells 2 hhds indze H_Lawrenes—200 bi Foreign Importations cCAsTLR. Kxo—S 4 Cainpretend tos coal Ta: lor, Me, erson—%6 chs harrills, aan 1 box mdse Lee~3 eke misn-sia d bt steel 1 ie chemirals 20 ihde ey 3h cks sods 2t do bleechi pr sn ids do 22 cks venetian red 3 bx e—20 Cas magnesia 20 hhds ytd agegrd Beleny & torhres jo—Sehr Navarro—102 bags bark 31 do coffee A Ar nguren—367 do Aymar & co—125 hides 1 piece sf bnis_ ola gapuer ald copper sult Murray 8 Laniman24 bugs bark F W jolford ~135 do ‘coffee G4 Domin- ‘& Gilmartin—2 jeckhow—3000 do Domestic Importat! tions. ta bls wool B B Stenburger 8 ahds hams ‘# do Bo -rmar F avien—4 hi Hiren ~ «0 RS M otten to order— Godfrey & Kobinson—250 ——Brig Eliza & Sassn—I9 bales cotton Vanderpelt ~ 376 ord riee flour, © Bol- 01 bales cotton Posrier & 4 bales cotton to RR Grives. Dimon—#¥4 canes rice, Gray Crosby — tmore & Comitt —i ernes maze N Strohiher S:ymour & Lathe—2 boxes JL Seixas—1 Wood & _MARITIME HERALD. joorehead—58 5: hides 3 hhds | ‘tre snip © Commodore port of ie Shippit vant ls 5p tay Foreign aoard them souding onain. coemnved fi iinmediavely, om the shondents, at home or abro wi 1 ths Offiee all the Marine tute antlea! faforsasion ad ‘also if an invor by ee the be thnaktui!y SUN RISES + SUN SETHE rariany woe (sw) mh’ ferrill. rd the 2 mates ified cargo to star! fved her cago to. lai ton to Browa & Co. ‘uund house, lost foresail, wavy gales of wind durin Ship Leabetla, Beigua, «7 da PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 20. 72a +5 0 Cleared. Ship H Allen, Wilson, Charles‘on, George Sutton.—Brigs by Wal hy tty Kxceilent, + Attwaer; F rank, Britton, Alexande MOON SETS: HIGH WATER: Nesm th & Johann "Meyer % Br aye is rT Dy Arrived, Wor, Kuight 60 days from Neweastle, Bug Fiore Merl. Det", tae 35 rho. ith, 9 3, ina gale los over- Ka, washed deck: ‘passage trom New Orleans, with cot Capes Virginia, spoke brig Car tle, BF pit “Sturges b Clear | reg for Bremen, The I. has}/heen 7 days lusan, Dyer, 20 days from Mobile, with cotton, mon. Robinson, 5 days fm Charleston with cetton to i | Puen nde Bi ds ith 190 hhds ir lo, Swan, 17 vga and 100 hids mols ara, tod Peake She. has exteriensed freney weather during the 1 tty, tone seal tape was toped vp by a inbont Sampson. Left orig Ardroscog- fim sehr une. Sctir © mmerce, Ray ors? ds from Baltimore, with mdse to & Son. Dunhim & Nchrs i Pauiter, Ellingworth, 2d with corm tot Schr Elenore, Jones. 10 days from Havan, with orangrs to rm sey Gn” Ship Crisgo Coton pre on ath, Left ‘ah p Ade- aide. Avams, toatl cn the 12th; brig Franklin, Smail, next S"Sehy Momi star, Cor 18 ds from Jermie. with coffve © Rosiere” Left b jn Jacoh Story. Hurd, fir Boston— Sake, no date, brig BL. “Saow, from Barbados, for New Ha- "Schr Peter Ritter, Cole, from Virginia, with wood to the Sehr 'W W Crowell, Smith, 2 days from Virginia, with oys- te 10 mate r. hr H Lawrence, DD Churchill, 5 ds from Savannah; ¢ Dutham sD Dimon” Spoke nothing.) om Savanna f0 eanar, Jo Jones, 11 days from Havana, with fruit, to tin, TO. nee, 23 days from Maracaibo, with coffee, to Althian Coroslius, Falkenburg, he dexy fom WY iinet ith naval stores, &e. to the master. Left at the ha J both for NYork, ready; Aun 5 inst saw a brig ashore 6 mil.s south ‘+ from Cape Peulopen, , 13 days from Belize Honduras, logwond tod Chul. Left brig Flora, Blaneo, to sail in 2 brig Mohawk, for N Orlear Schr Isnac Townsend, » wrr, from Washington, NC. and 11 days from the har, with haval stores. fren, Came Feat, Young, fiom lobia ou, NC, and 5 days he bar, ere aio to Miitebetl Schr Vi ols from atest Nc, with cotton, to hr Huron, for Bostor Schr Das Cox, “Welten, f from Philadelphia, with mdse, to A. B. Cooley & Co. Below. Ship Ambasrator, Knight, from Newcastle, Eng. and Shie!ds Noy. 8 with mdse, to order, Shio faabella, Briggs, 18 days from New Orleans, with cot- ton. &e to master. Brix Leonidis—also brig Macon, Lewi (> Ships Garrick, Skiddv, from Liverpool; Yazoo, New rleans; Newark, Mobile, and’ brig Dimon, Charleston, are not below, as reported in certain papers. Sailed. Mobile; Floridian, Charleston; H Mobile, and oth roix. , from Savannah, Miscellaneous. , Sure Ampissapor.—We learn that the revenue cutter Ew- which was ordered by government to cruise on the coast, ppl: ugseels in distress, boarded last ‘Thursday freavon, off Sandy Hi ¢ Ambassador, from Newcastle, bound, io thie st (dder, and otherw he was supplied ‘with provis ym the F:. and the s! to bring her a Gould, of the Aurom the Hook the logs af heesnile, and. towed her in aud. chored her und the Hook "fhe cutter loee her foreyard, and one of her boats, After landing a man from her to give the tore informazion to the ui writers, she stood cut again to T any atsistauce in their power (o vessels placed in circumstances Witson ~The brig reported ashore at the Hook t. at the SW Sp nt of the e On Wednesday the wind sud ‘ely. ed to the Westword. iokires fect gale, when she part- od ner cables and went on shore at th Hook. Beacon, where she ‘ies h gh and dry on the beach, She feetly tight, and will be got off by discharging cargo. She was vossed veste-day morning, when two lighters were alovgside toki Cour cargo, Bric Mo ‘Wethave the following extract. from letters givirg an acconnr of a disaster to. the Mobile, Wil New York for Mohi'e, with a valuable cargo on hor M belongs to ‘Sturges, & Clearmen’s line of packets:—' Sandy Island, Jan. & I regret to inform that the Mobile vas been ashore. ou the eastern breakers of the bari she went on the breaker on Seturday at half-past 8 o’slock pm, while in charge of the pilot. Yesterday morning [ despatched th i boat into the bay for assistance, but it being foxes and no pect of any assistance appearing, nd the sea rising ank breakers making a breac’y over her at Il o'clock am we commenced throwi harging the wind ast. we made sail abreast the island, at abont 5 «clock p in, an ‘oh r pumps and’found that she was Teaking bad(y—ma both pumrs and four buckets in the hatchway, and are barely holding our own, with three and a halt feet water in her ' he men are all nearly exhausved, want you to send me a steamboat ta tow us up. and some hands to pamp. send six boxes of specie in charge of Cart Clements. Jon. 9 ILE2 A. M—It is extremely fgey, and the sperie has not come up yet. I have just zo to the assistance of the Mob le, aud Capt. J. W. Willams will ee down to her ae men to assist him. The wind is from the south all ths morning. and I hove some hopes that may have got into. the bay. Jan 10, 12 0’clock M.— all delivered, incleding that by the Beek boat ist come from the lower part of the city and ssw the beg with a ateambort alongside, but aopirently making 1 i way; she was jast oa the bar, and 1 hably aground. As she now lies in soft mnd she can, be easily kept free ‘rom water until her cargo is discharged and she can come up to the eit: and barque Rose Stand Shir Eowina, h, Spencer, ore New York, were off Mooile bar on the 9th inst. Cc, Heat Drwey, of the schr Marinell: on her voyage from Tataseores to New Orleans, was lost 0 board on Bist ult. gene sace —The fine packet brig Clint arrfred at this port on Saturday, Jeft Sandy Hook oa Monday ton, Capt. Lyon, aferooon las , and on Friday afternoon she nade Tybee Light, bet was prevented coming up bya dense fog Weare indebted pt Lyon for New Yor p-pers of the 8th inst which are ifaelate date as any received by ma’l.—[ Savannah Republican, an, Scur Woxsa, of Scituate, recently abrndoned at sea, was from North arolna for Providence, uot Boston, and was pro- ably laden with com M nsseL= Considerable anxi he chr Ang, Ca -ailed from Cow is felt concerning lives, of and for Machias, which » Long Islaud, some time since. Whalemen. x ftat Holmes Hole 1th inst. York Pease, Parific Ocean, . Ts wy! it ne 5, with 4200 bbls (460 sp? oil oo of and for, Edgartown — epoat Lee, SH, 1 00 wh 150 sp; Aleiope, do, AGo0 ws 100 spe’ Marthe, ET, 500 seh 1050 whs; 2d. Stephania, July 1, Canada, sed Huntress, do, 2 ‘ali Jo, 2070 wh 230 s) ifficer by a whale; 26th, Franklin, SH, 2100 wh. 200. sp; ps Priggcvort 1000—heard from about July 1, D 3 12th, Mercury, Gra: ton, 1600: 3d, jean 0 NB. rolina, NB, 1900 ‘At Penn GOO ap rt whi, Montpelirr, NB S000" wh 100 ith Bet 26. Jeanet 9 LB Jenny, FH i eephnas res, NB, 350 Wilmington, 275 apy, Oct ly Arse bella, SH, full, forhome tor 1s O days—iie A. snoke May Corvo, Pendleton, Stoningtor wh 300 NB, 400 «) son—Ci he Mary, town, 400 wh why Mth, ica, 600: Wen "Thom son, NB. 1000'wh 160 ap: Kutusoff, do, 1600 ‘sh 30 apy Aue 9 Iac i7 N, lon 139 W, Charles Phelps, Hal, Stonington 2200 bois. Spoken Nf MeCready, Maracaibo for NYorb, Jan 10, off Crooked Island, and parted with th—by the Navarro Fore Ports. Havana, Jan $—Are Cristoval Colon, Smith, N York. Manacall In port, Nile, Bell nebunk, for ‘ampien, 4 NL, MeCrendy, for NYorks (nlace spokes} —ouly Ainerican vessels Porto C Dec 21—No American vessels in port. Home an jan 15—Sld Ralph Cross, Pout Jan 17—Cld Burmah, pai "Matanzas; 15th, Vine cennes, § h, Porto Rie Pont smouti, Jan Beirast v, ries Philadelphia. Boston, Jan 18—Arr ( on, Pivman, Salt Key, Turks Isl- snd, 29th ult. Left no American vessel. ‘Cl Massasoit, Barry, alouttay, Gen Scott, Cunningham, Cave ‘Town and On, abe, Havena; Philadelphia; Emeline, Jordan, Portland; Margaret hee fs and 8° Ap othe & bs BE id. Od 17th, Arr Wm Tell, Stevenson, and Henry, ity; Wallard, Miller, and Rienzi, Durfee, TLADELPHIA. Jan 19—Are Rodolyh, Goldsmith, Charles R while ashore. Cid Sun, Ryder, Parson ead, [Br] Small, ah i} Hay, Nassau, NPs Ulich. Bacon, dai nig Leet Cuba kmery, Drummond, Jahock, Simpson, and A ‘Robins, Porto Ric Chase, Guad' loupe. Jan 9—Are St Pierre, Osgood, W Indies. Savasnan Jan lt—Art Clin on, ty on, New York; Spy, 80- ladel hia. Sid Huma, Willard, Boston; ftosalama, ‘ey, Liverpoo!; Odessa, [or] Vaughn, St Joba, Nu ths acon, Lew swrnee, Churehi York. Art Ith, Albert Aoxe Gronanvown, SU, Jan ll—Ate Juno, Nott Lewis, «s York 4 paket ne AMERICAN POST OFFIC LRIGAN bt MAIL COMPANY hive established Post Offees in New York, Philadelpoin, Bal t- tnore and Boston and will transmit letters daily trom eaeh erty to the ochers. “Twice a day vetween New Yo k and 1 hitadel- ' M4 cent it, mps ‘tweuty fora ‘The Company design to make their establishaent a perma- ey will carry only Letters ; ‘Lhetr purpoue is + letters by the most rapid convey es. and at the cheap ° (as fast as patronage may justify, cipal rom (he Comutry, 80.4810 give the most extensive frei ities for cor reapondence, that cau be offered at avy uniform. lle of postage. ‘Phe Company design also, (if sustained. by the p thoronghly to agitate the question, aud test the cousticutional raght, of free competition, in the bu ines oF carrying lett ‘ou which they a sett thiey ght, are Pablisned, 10 pamphlet form « Will BOL! @ FEC h half oz , payable always in advance, hi % phia wil be clove t st hal M. Those for Boston at hi }s will commence runnin velphin on ‘Luesdsy, 23 Wodnendavs from tbeinoie oa Thursday. New York, 55 Wail street, Philadelphia, 100 - eg 12 State street; Balcimore, Museum’ Buildings, New York, toJJosiah H. , Eso ¢;, Silas Jones, Ea , 60 Wall atteecs Pie ., 19g Wall street. ‘ork to Boston and from Boston on from Now, inst, P. Mo; Merchants M. Irving, ree they are requested to give LYSANDER 8 y, New York, January 20.h, 1814, POR GOTHIC HALL. THE! Proprietor of this elegant estaptishment would call the the public co the additional embellisnments re- st cost, aud at the sane vime we wid state, Ww open for heaccommodation of the puulic Ho erally, aud with ne.eased sources of reputable aud be althtul 20 Le in tron i AN’ CONVENTION, 0, the Ire ial Keo gonization, aud liver Is generali «the coeral Hall, Ff Broadway and rani wil be street, in tais hat. o Ca, ay eelovaate PM we, od Grate aay A boll Rev W ‘ning and al other Pai aatropists are invited to wt Ladies fre cs SMITH, Fe lent. tend. Avekets to be had at the door—t0y6 cents, Jty ere (ASTOR OIL=5 berreis No. 1, mm fine oder, for» KK. ¢ a LISS RCO 6 Sout J See 10 RE REWARD.--The Grecn Hi: use of the subscriber was on real: weht of Tun Jenuary instant, and Me fotiont oer. H ees sql be new Fern heuse Serrians, i 1 Therm mete, ane Henoss, Hore and Strop. i Hames 2 Water The above reward, of ten d2llars, will te raid om the tetec- tion aud conviction of the thief or ihieves,or five dollars for the recovery of the arcicles stulen. w M. BURNHAM, Mansion House. 520 1t* re Bloomis dale hetween 78th and 79th streets. M OTCRRL Le OF ipitod i Sley it peed HKBYN respectfully jan. 22d, 1844, a Moods y qc. whien comtoa Wil’ so poceser the coaienad drama of ABON HASSAN, With the Site by Car Tawhich we Mr. Holland as Miss Clarke as h tu wi Bags, ar w one esa con: Box ‘on We malar ya teatled £D CHILD, maa a th WAN aime cerns MINST! Mr. Mitehell vi) resume ritten exp) jc | rie REL. inal part of Je 'y for, avd Played t by him upwerds of tive roy CONC ERT, W A. King Eaq., Abe celebrat d Pianist, who has kindly volunteered 04 this occasion ‘Book now open. 420 stre MYSTERIES OF NEW YORK. BOSTON : PUBLISHED BY EDWARD P. WILLIAMS, 22 CON- FoR GRESS STREET. SALE AT ALL PERIODICAL DEPOTS. 20 Gtis* re LADIES’ A SOP eRe Tous “WEARING” ry ide, will ces than ‘To families quitting the city or changing iene op rfluous efircts to dispose of, will enber, ment. 0 All orders left at this office, ur seat through the Ret st offic will receiv ND GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL. ies, desirous of erti thet have become uatashonab'e or 2 obt from pny other person. having for the Who wilt attend then at their dwelings bavouint ‘well to send fice 6 Jo natreet, near Bicadway. € prompt attention. 20 Intec | SEBI [Snow w Pepsia, a upon thousan!s remain who are dail ni.nd ard body, trom the above eomplain tered i offered cote ¥ Murray street, "Price oue dolar per bottl Debility. &e. RING’S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL iversaily adrmitted to be a certain specific tor Dya- Nervous Affectioug, Weakness, Loss of Appecite, Ph: escribe it to their patients; gent! te ewrative, effets era full ved the ureatest benefit from its ver complaints: epicores are n~ and the weak and f ebleure made stiong the poor. man’s riches—the rich man's ntlurnee been fxter ed toalt classes e.chan’s and mudadivinesphilvany hers, poets and planters, by tis medicine, ‘as their certificates Yet thi usauds tatiafactorily prove. y, 8 the Restorative Corsial_ whieh C° SEBKING, and. ay'd a. his office, No.6 d nine per doxes 520 Im#ec [N this ane of Quackers wud ilumbug it 14 snost im choose an exper J removed his Old Ga eu’s street, corner of Beckman extraordinary cures of all delicate di plicated; h c. Evan) STRANGERS BEWARE. rtant to has Phystera, 5 Ns ead Dispensary to. No. 288 treet, where he continues his most matter how com: apprises the ¢ in ris old si to imitate edd to N. B.—Second haud Sairs, weighing trom 300 to 500 of other makers, 6 the genuine Salam: 419 lw dy Sewy as Subscriber ate au Patent deisetiiar Tale, only to make or dispos All other Saletounden sir antiorert Wi der, in violuticn of the patent law, for which suits are row pending. h bseri be as fireproof’ led to preserve the coatent assures the public, thy t every Safe made by any ever tested, they never having injured, though ferquentiy ex wh. oid at the Iron Safe Wa en SILAS C, WenniNG, No, 139 Water, corner of Depeyater ae runds, such have b-en taken ia MATCH RANDEL’S Nin WN us ne, any ¢ Invited in iting, ax was fally WITHOUT SULPHUR. PAY ENPED SUPEKLATIVE LATCH, plas ultra of Friction Matches will stand the test of ‘ima our immersion ia wa’er does not prevent its proven ty thousands who saw them ex- water at he late Fair of the American Justitute, where it obtained a a new arti le called FIRST ray TON, MATCit TAPERS, which burn ng letters, Sc. Pa Tithe Matufactory, ale b 61 Bleecker street, at No, iden Lane. acd 110 Brovdway. Aiso, in Pailedelphia, is 1 Crosby, No. 143 Waluut street. U7 Im#re LYON—Cheapest Jewelry Store in the itv—A. L A. would call the attention of the pablic to his store No. a Chatham. atyle of jewelry, can manufacture, suitable for Senta,all of which he ts deerinined to sell at auch prices es not fail to chasing Jewelry, will jewelry st , where they will find th ry, of the latest fi give satisty Ladies and gee tlemen about par- ve 25 per ceut by ealling at the cheap re 60 Chatham street. Do uot forget the number—@ Chatham street. Old gold or silver booghtor taken in exchange, The utwost value giveu for diamouds and other yrecious stones 3 iin*®ec WY AECHES AND JEWELRY.—Vhe Lirgeat and mos WV splendid casortinent of Watches im the city, is to be fouad at deseriptions of Gold jewelry exc! ood time, or the subscriber’s.-- As he is constautly receiving all ‘and fulver. Watches, of the newes manulscrurers. in togland, France, ane to offer a larger assortment, an® thaw any other house in the city $20 to $2o enel ‘atches and ght. All Warehes warranted to keep joney returned, Watches and jewelry repaired in the best, manner, by th: beat workmen, and much lower than at any uther place, Gold_aud Siiver Pencils, vvold Chains, Keys and Sterling int latie vir Alay for sale $e, low. vorter of watehes and jewellery, $holoants and rovuil 36 Wall etseete wp Pair SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS! E fell oie Secava are enustantly on hand for sale, re holeaale andres, ar DM HENIUQ UES Neco! Wis liam street :— In addity all of which counoi well to look at previous to parchas pure eae ff tens ied wo. HE jabscriber has on hai Warranted Fire Pro ears several thousands of thee Safe: flesalias, of the finest and best qu Garantisa: Principes, of the Craz, Kendon and bp brands, jon to the above, there are a variety of other brands, ursand the trade generally would do elsewhere, as all Segars establishment will be taken back at any re satisfaction. from thi 4 stow Line u ‘ Orders’ from the country carefully nad promptly at- FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES. J. Gay ler's the past tet. we been in use, nesily ‘ne hundred have, at differen: times, been thoroughly tested by fire, and NOT ONE, has at aay time, failed to preserve its cou- uniced one within the or irom, and rn ‘ait Riad J Inve yler’s Donble Safe is a com! i ation of two entire Safes, iy Sofe is made exclusively oF the best non conducting m.terials, uo w od be Th Pipe gear with which e proof aud Pi th erior to any others vet inves each Safe are secu ed by the im- which cannot be Cea oF opened es from $25 to $75 each. Is of Book Sofes and Specie Chases rate to order, 71 Fulton street near Gold street. parts of the process of eo: enib el to per of 0 made even enterely exem t fr bore ont Some of ¢ n them in pretere: ce to the qaill.and when itis reeotlee ed that ormamental writ ng it ts syne nen jas a trvbate to tt can be off: sirret. wc ie ay hag tad Vous oa A is stamped io F.11 PENS. tempe ing the bteel, andl in other tag it into Pen vera new varieties to the as ¥ us; and our list now me races Pet i manuf-cture, at thre DY. tesamouras from the most compe eut judges Fe first wrring masters in this city have ad sped cessary O make froma tls tour 36 fay tek ia wioth thi heir excesleace beewomes the hi, hest compliment that ved four Pens should be part ter hand as we hat "thee are pat ap in the weatest jtvlejom cards and in bores, and sold by the Stationers pore | v. Dealers say plied by oar | agents, BARNET & CO, Biowlway, (wear # oust andt * Whitt reel DEAFNESS DRS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS, 3381 BROADWs AY. —Eatrectom Tatosh, w testify tnat he was invalided home as ant in conseyjnence of total deafness and discharges chat while iuumgelf ander ‘he professional Vo o Anrats “Use thi retur A or. cing ted soereciope of the or ite I argu enenty Years. ‘Offer removed wo 81 Broadway, cor yeu. Me it for duty, frem his ear; to England, he placer Dre. Canile and kdwards, ei treatment he recovered hin hearing, and io to his military duty. ed, ig PONEVEN: M.D. M. B. Forces, Jamaica AvoUstié DKOES. cheerful'y comply with the reqaest of in New York, on his wa) for ii \t deafness, he, pains, busi re care for incipient deafness, ae of halt NG ‘wax or vitioe f aco been n pos Hy as acurative jn all diseases of the ears. for-Up- sounds in the eee, Spplection street. MEDICAL Ane SURGICAL INSTITUTE, suc fal ense are tre their cases icine directly under the eye why el »y Vth we moderna to vay for there medi every day between Sand 4.0 This Io the follow! a8 Imee ng vervonally, are visited mt their re yy already been in ‘operation ior nearly three yeurs.” ated here, Patents who come to the ryst tution have investigated and preseribed tor. rom indispoeition or other eam Operstions of every deseription ae also performed fed and expervenced surgeod. In oll easea charges te, and those whose mane we limited are required ten only. The poor will be ‘attended to HOMER BUST wi ‘ate nding Surgeon and Phymeian. tution is under the patronageand commendation of a kentlemen:— Rev. Dr ED. ¥ HIGB me De GEORGE POLES, fev Ur G SPRING, Kev. Dr. SCHROEDER, AUCTION SALES SATURDAY, t Extensive ana ratty isvcle of choise Ta Taruicure of all descrip- ions. one fe ti cut gloss. China plited ware, vysouss wines! Broceritny aud various housekepiag’ ar: "Sito, theentire furniture of a sane family ¢9 comerising chairs, ta! hoi 1 ar look ing, wlass- re, eed linen, kitchen AY, At 10% o'dock- seer ealiasie Regular Sale of choice seasouable fancy and ystaple dry goods of a Seseriptions, | in lots to iY cloths of I be afforded for the disposal of be carried oc 10 alts, will ‘be regular, rnd return hi hinent ad erKe ol Probie ti etablinen Bom oases lat a MBOAT FOR SALE.—For gale 2 lin, A ie ckan excha 1 o'clock noon, the new ne and sles’ ~ the 24th 4° fat sailing steame w furmitare ard tackle, abe ow lies at foce ‘or Barely treet The New Jersey wi uilt at ‘Prenton, J. in her length on eck is 217 feet, her Breed ol beurn in 28 Fe depth 7 feet; her timbers and plank are all of the best Je'sey oak; she 18 €o shi Frstened in the best manvers Seca Wels cat aver cd last 4 night boat to run o1 North river. She h oy 280 al ro trassea and furniture are all new, ture has never been im use, (having a larger quantity than w. required for her use.) Her inventory is moat ample, and every article telected with the utmost eare, Her boilers are nearly new, haveng been in use but a short rime, Her engine is ew, and ‘of the most modern consiruetion, havicg been tested in every possible mange » which teats prove it 10 be second 0 none. Her average draft of water being about, three fee inches, which fart alone makes her doubly valuable, bar at tne lowest tides. Her sp & od, uty aud spacious | Her farniture being all'news ‘as a passage boat, one cf the most de kes tI «Tae} iravleon the eae, Terms cash, tn city funds. It iss tesumed persous wishing to parchase will examine for thems: Ives previous to day of sale. jtltoat* re FOR NeW ORLEANS—Leuisiana and New York Line—P sitively fit Regular Packet. to sail RR aie Sanne ve Luna packer nip OS we Captain David Wood will sail as above, her regular de "For freight or passage, having handrome farnished accommo: de apply on board, at Orleans wharf, fr int of wall street, KK. COLLI 8 orto Shirt will please send in their bills of lading ©. erly this day. Pos tively no freight received afver Saturday evening, the 20th t. line may rely upon having their goods cor- 1a New Ovleans, Hy tin & Woodraff, who will yes mptly forwerd all goods to their address. rhe packet sh p Measissippi. Captain C. Hillard, will sue- esd the Oswego, and anil 2 January, her fegular diy. BLACK B LOR OL 1V - POOL PACKETS FON LIVERPOOL—Regular Packet of the at Febrancy The aplewdid, well Keown, st sailing packet sip CAMBRIDGE, Captain W. ©. Bustuw, will positively sail on ‘Thursday, Ist February, ker regular dae ; it is weil known to the travel ations cf the Black Ball Li public, that th fore misc: fC Vackets, £ iner dine to the old cou fort ty oard, tyot of Select this conveyonee. For vassixe, apply deekinay st. or to thy eanbecribers, ROCK. , BLOTHERS & CO., 36 Fulton street, ‘next deor to the Fulton Hank. from Liverpool on the 16th March, seuding "Or, treir finds can have them brpsght out in her, or mm any of te packeis compr anequalled line, sauliug from that and 16th of each mouth. ‘The packet ship and sail for pA ear this port on tue td DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, OF she most exauisite tone and final possessing all the cole of life, ; * No. 11 Park Now, Dacurrreotype Apparatus, P forse. iustrictions given in the art. NITED STATES DAGUBIIRIAN GALLERY, Brondway, up sttia.—k., ould respectfully en'l the ateention ot clutene and strani ating the city. 10 his splendid collection of Dacuerreotyrel drtrats single onan groupe from two to fourteen je sous on the same plate, which for 520re 418 Inia 1% beauty and accuracy of d surpassed Por traits taken in all finas of weather, cits with or without colors. ‘The American Institats at its Inte exhibition awarded Mr. White the ti miam for the bert Doguerreotype likeness for aeral effect, Which is but another proof of the of uis portraits,” Hite is sole agent in New York for the very superior imported German Camaras, and at no other establishment in this city or State can they be obtained. N.B.Limported German Camara also, French and A Instruments of the very best quality, with Plate Cas omicais, Polisting Metenals, &., &c., always on hand, for le at the very lowest price eB. a7 Sati PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES. UMBE! Daguerrign Gallery of Patent Premium Colored comraphs, [ap belainr above eben! aps pala’ York--Awarded the frst yremium aud high st honor, by’ Hem ond’ Franklin Institue, for the most beautiful colored Dagurreoty’ ‘pes ever exh 4, “Provessor P groupingand raperirty 0 snbe, thy a Daguerre ’ whose fame as rapher in the world. is fainiliar not only here Janrels have te perd portrait the lowest ‘We advise all 1 the world ean indifferent arrists. in the et 0 ex mine his fine gat’ specimens, | whie' aotequal 251 grows way "—New York E Poms Cemiam avd G rman Appaca sages, &e , at the lowest sates ‘ates of the my i yo, ular Refectory ou the S$. Vv a au a hnown as the “PHENIX EXCHANGE arusuined torkeep the choicest itaee » Thos DINING DEPARTMENT is completely re-organ- ized, aud those who wisn a good (Ltd: well served, can now be accommodated st moderate charges. ‘As the p proprietors ave resowved to kerp a first rate house, they respectfully request the fy sere 3 ‘of their frieads and the public, as long as they shall erve it. De re IRARe SNEDECOR. AUSTIN _D. THOMPSON. The LUNCH ae the Baz, will beserved up every betweea Oand iL o'clock, A. M. Oysters in every style— at all hoarse of the day, (14 4taw is 4w re HH PARLOR MAGAZINE, No. 3, of Saturday, Jan. N, B. a m5 Ai 3 Stray Thoaghts, a Issler’s Private Correspon: on varion The Public, the Preis and Ourselves; Public Lectures; Book Table; and insny es Dep nt—Balle at Hotels ; Reports of—Oriental; Tat pana B a an, Denman's Tivol, Uzetiny National ( Soiree Department ‘The 12h inst, Apollos Temperince Fe-twval at Washing’on Hall. Riusieal Departient—Italian Opera at Palmo's; Fornasaci, at the “Theat Miacady his dey at 2 o'clock Keady chis day at2 o'elpelt. iN GSLEY, 42 Aan street. ts and carriers wanted. Apply this ny. nc 10 ot oy" J19 Mere be mB ROE RED RUBLES, AND. BALL DKESSE OW P. ROBERTS, m3 Revehwars the ‘adies, in general, to & ion of of the o eall the atten Jendid assort: ave ie ono nation Robes, with five rows of embroidery, ante anew article, selfing at $3, well worth Ladies’ Wevicive Organdi crvases, from 67 upwards Ladies’ De Beg: ig t mbrouer rore article, at $9 Aigo, Iilasious, ‘art tans, aces jantuas, Helgerives and French ( of every tds wanniartnteds 60) Dozen Ladies’ Kid Glove ck and colored, hie Kid, in lor 20 Cartons Embroidere | Capes an: JIT Imre E DILYAN, SUBnGEUN DENI No. 80 Chamhers + street, near Broadway, respectfully announces to his fi aner fiir thy ‘aud patrons, and to returned 10 New Yor th nent residence, a former residence 10 fs well as in ihe sow hera end © the West Indic Istands, added to ait insure hom a share of their patron al surgery SIGHT R ANDI INFU AMMATION OF QO) RO! RYE, " nn Sinden t Pol vise tses OF THE ES valuable Balsam has been used for many years in tice, by the most celebrated Ueculia’s in this and fore gn coua thes,a d may be confidently rei don as the most safe and tpredy cure for weak and inflamed eyes that has ever been of- fered to the world, I cates where the eyelid are very mine of the eye thick id ere atreet nad guber par vera States flamed, or the ball almost like magic two or three ap- be used by ail whe find the parent disense. ‘This Balsam ha ces where almost total bliod ¢ 6 any ns € xcessive vuflawin tion has existed fe inition and sureness caused by Claws, cout the eve, or by extranious budies of au i vk ature introdu ced under the elidel is very 80 0 removed by the applicat th certificate from ihe pastor convince the most ine Harlem, July, 1848. edu Messrs. Sands & Co —~ Gents t= From motives of humanity | am prompted to inform you AL 2 applications of valuable Roman Kye Balsaw eed mother, who a of the eyes fu ysicians had given up the case an hopeless, oa account of the patient's age; bot, by the blessing of Heaven your remedy has effected a perfect cure, aud veri- fied the ndage—"while there is life there 1s hope,” Yours, most reapecttully (yp opal Charedy Fiattean. (Pastor of the Ep Many more certificates of jaht space will not rermit the intro ; 4} by A, mae a iets’ Vta'heating viveuee will be ite box srendations. "Ful di Livan, Price 19 cen ns ageomymany ch ITF eid Suns, Co., Draggiats and fn Oe Otway conser of Market street, 79 P ulion i nad 239 Droasway comer of Chambers street corner 36 Im*ee POR’ TUGU ESE FEM. PHESE LLS id celebrated “from Portes, = ferfametbe chuuned 1a th ys conitry. ae nave if « lath ay ‘Tor wale by 5 bartels Prime Lea Lara jn Gna onder for eae by H South ateeet. AMUSEMEN'S. MITCHELL’s O1.¥ PIO THEATER. THI8 EVENING Juauy — ihe ‘performances will PR INTHE DEVIL. ORANDFATHE I WIWTEHRAD. sou OF ATs, of gceisludemt __Old King Cole, aeey CHATHAM “THEATRE. 5. DEVERNA. INC iAP ge spend pensen! iiles Emily Ayscough. maLapenenia’s See MADE RS CONCERT. £04 vind OF TRE Misr. Peter Block, Mr Hield THRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN | BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE THIS EVENING—The A mete SONS AND pavatit ERS OF COLUMBIA, tr whi A great variety of Equesiriau Ain, eats of Strength, Songs? ro ia. THE CAROLINA. MINSTRELS, To coneiude with HE G®¥RMAN FARMER AMERICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR ry day aud evetiog thie week, commencing on Wed oey, ee "ed the same exening free. a 4 Maniger ‘is happy to announce an engagement with the eccentric and unique bits, scraps; &e., ha ca there in one continued roar of A eorenge Petite Cerita the charming. dam Checkeni the celebrated nigear extravaganziat and locomouves Te é "Booth, the o> singer: La Petite Helige, th ye dauseuse, oaly three years of age, together with tw ALBINO. OR SNOW WHIT®, NEGRES, wit! all the features and peculi:rities of the African race, eons sitting the:n the greatest curiosity of the age, and the erowas ing wonder of the world new Pantomimic Ballet, entitled the FO OVE UK Ly Nathie dress ir Ni Tie GUeSy BIEN ‘can be privately consulted regarding Past. P ‘Future events. (ag ‘Admission to the whole 25 cente—children under tow years, half price, 25 ‘cents extra for private consultations with the giver FEALY'S NEW YORK MUSEUM ‘AND PICTURE GALLERY, (Broadway, opposite the City Hail.) Th Ma ADMISSION ONLY 123 CENTS. e anager i to aunounce an en nent oT LOUISE DOF vi Tit Ao WAGNEN, the Foruue Gipsy Goel. sister t CELEBRATED GIrsy QUEEN, of the American Museum. She can seen fram 9 o'clock um the morning a 50 eioes A inth , sherpa in Ly ‘S au, be pevatelyeouvalta regard CNT AND FUTURE, EVENTS. © lee EE, al Portrait Gallery—Crand Coomee in the even: GRAND CONCERT. ME WA KING respectfully jp forme his fiends and the public, that his Concert will take place at the Kooms, ou Saunrdsy Evening, January 27th, > edi Anstivuce ) The Anatomy of Heart, and ition of the Manner in which the eireulat-on of the Biood fs carried ow in Man and other avimals ” Fee for the rem. iader of the Course $2. Sirgle Admission 25 cents. 520 tt®re HE THIRD Ba eae iD Hail eake pase st rammeny tlt oe brite nd "i ickets 62, ay be obtained of John Carnes, 61. Jobe street; Be Daly, of Broad st, WE Domiateky deenwich ot ALM. Stieryy 106 Fulto ‘oles, 105 Canel st Lowulabery, 432 Teail st EK Wai it, 285 Spring ‘ewler, won Bowery, a0 430 tF7%ee Mute 1C.—tarties end Balls acter ded with musi of fas ble selectio: walt formed by good musician ‘um decited. Or ers lett at 25 Leonard st, neat Went Broadway will be puntually attendend to, by rst ra ‘and permanent. situ and sober man, None but who thoroughly ur Tusiness snd can cone well recommended, need apply. a iF 351 Broadways Pv ita ate ee 7 A young man “who understands 22 a peaks the wrench and Spanish a Loy of mreamrnrndat eu rtLe y Othe ‘OR $2,000 WANTED—With an $1,800 siness. Add; view ney be ad, whieh will be dations, by 18 3t WEAVER= ANTED Exverinedl Hair Cloth Weavers, om the Hand ke Loom. Apply at 62 Nassau stree: or $11 tivington at. M4 100m FIKST WAKD. N ADJOURN ED MERTING of the Werd Co of Rooms, on Friday eveaing next, at 7 o'clock. endauce of all the members is requested. LEWIS WAKELY, Chairman, pro tem. JOHN FL AVEWILL, Secretary. 518 2mm OFFICE OF JEFeERSON IN 5UKANC, ew York, January 16th, 1814. FH Annual Election for. Directors ‘of this Company, will be held at therr office, No. 36 Well street oa Monday, Februsry next. Poll opens at 12 o'clock, and will cortigue op. 0 one hour, GEO. 'T. HOPE, Ji9to Fs ec. Secretary. OARD—A respectable family can be accommodated with a pleasant, roam aud bed room, with pantry stictaion, a C4 few small rooms with convenience for fire, suitabl gevtlemen, with comiortable board Apply at 76 Becks street = 100 * KhWAKD—The jewelry store No. i bowery, ‘was entered on the night of the Bh ial rol Of jewelry, consisting of gold and silver an gold seals and keys, and ladies” and. gent frnea' broach ‘proaches sorted, gold ear rings, lockets, finger rings ‘Beovere La a srricles, i sold 1 above reward wil given for HN Lo a0 Im*re PAcker SHIP KOCHESTER FROM TIVERTOSE, —Consignees per this ship will please send their its on hoard; at west side ling Blip, or t0 the offee nt dhe under isaned, withont delay. All goods not permitted in five days Ne be it to the pr of GiGREEaaaCe WOODHULL & MINTURNS, | SKIGNETIE BRANDI—S, Saaiciana or + 69 Frovt etreer, is constantly importing wd has recent deceived direct from Rochelle, a cargo of the above ‘Brandy, the old and genuine brand aud of very superior wad uit tne w iY he yfiers fr sale in halt pres, quarter ta debents * we HIS weather admonishes all persone to be cain of their health. ¥ RS CARROLLIS Medicated Vapor Bathe 3s Courtlandt street, cares sudden colds, rheamat am, chills fover, erysipelas, Se., ina fe days, and by timety use prevent heir oecurcens Sulphur Baths ‘require one ho Portable Vapor Baths sent to anv part of the Ss PUAKT, LADIES’ Sepeeeess No. 3 my 4 sirret, Tespectfully announces that he, 1 % wait on Indies at their residences, and to dress ‘hes: to the lacret Parwaa fashious’ ‘Terms very coderate. nf Fine rehard Red d prices. Alse other coal in depend ou a good article and corvect weit ton atre t, formerly Fitasimimen’ 421 Im*m ADEM STAINGRS—Just re 100 pounds rach, fo JOUN C MORUIBON, Greenwich street, Dealer in Drugs, Pai Oo Ww wurers artiel Sccve and Nat Size Coal, dou! at $4 50 per ton, delivered Was corner Frankl tivets, Hast river, Orders received at Leon rd strest, through the Despatch dealers. veer tv LEE MAPER, NEW AND CHEAP LAMPS FOR THE my mens ed THE Subscriber is now openin patterns of 8 ol sell at low ond red a Flo | for Spirit poy 5) HOOKER, 468 Broadway FRE 3H No. 4 SOUTH WILL! TAM teen, Up Staire. A DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manafac , has + always on hand A large assortinent for dinner ap tea white nud alt French Porcelain, as well as diner if leseert platen, of all sizes, assorued dishes Hishes, salad bowls, trait baskets, enetar tan "Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek, tucles are warmnated of the beat Kamrul oie to be t a) tevene and in tai 178 C) rea . BROWN & C058 One Price Het Sto ‘theme Sine conver of Mott tet, witee ts durability and economy are combined to adora, ¢ head sae etletors have the pleasure to offer n new aty| 4 Enon a beer sviveh cl tel reaeable howe fo Spree % low fixed y ceonetsy ta 0 ow aa OPportun 20, the sigegiunee of tee ieee bubipeshie ee, this hat pablie, think they have jhed the ultimatum ‘of ben eratye ‘asker for ay ier cea durability and comfort of the wearer. thetefore wo good customer pays for losan BROWN O. we ner ‘of bie street. ible and Cork and Am m BOOTS—WATER PROOF Do French and native calf and heb op wood fine exif boots for men arse water boots and at Tasent gutter 1 single goles, and of every. entor sea and Children's water pr « Intet ate all of which will be sald uw oth wore ym this ert japoleon oe a WADE, ti08 Wey “i im*ee Corner of HOOT AND SHOP STORE. JOHN READY resveetfully, informe the yullic that he haa commenced bay treet lo where he will ‘hank vad he most reasonal fo! ” is asant iehfally ‘execute, all orders he may be Yavored Je terns tor en : ' 4 2 j