The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1844, Page 3

He concluded with again repeating that the last Senators on that floor ever to yield an inch of our own territory under any circumstan- ces ‘The whole ae was finally pevponed till next Tues- day, when it will bethe order of the day. The Senate then went into Executive session. Later.—The Senate did nothing in Executive session, except opening a short debate upon a treaty, Mouse of Representative i Wasurnaton, Jan. 25, 1844. A Fist Fight on the Floor ‘The Gogsin and Gul- mer Case. The proceedings in the House to-day would have been almost entirely destitute of interest, had it not been for the occurrence of a fight on the floor of the House, just before the commencement of the proceedings. It appears that a nephew of Mr. A. Stewart, the member who was attacked by Mr. Weller, the other day, has a seat in the House as the corres- pondent of the “Baltimore Patriot ;” and in com- menting upon the affair as it occurred in debate, had made use of some expressions which Mr. Wel- ler took umbrage at. Accordingly, about a quarter before 12 o'clock, to-day, Mr. Wellermet Mr. Shn- ver, (the correspondent,) and told him that if he ever made sty more remarks of a similar character he would hold him personally responsible. Mr. S. said, “very well, he was willing.” “Then,” said Mr. Weller, « we understand each other, and now al- low me to say that what you have already written is not true;” or he might have said, they were f Ise, or that they were lies, I don’t know ‘which. ‘To this, Mr. Shriver answered, that he wrote them from his own observation, or information, and that if Mr. Weller said they were false that he told talsehoods, or wasa liar. Weller then struck him, and they clinched, fell against one of the windows, broke it, (this was just behind the ‘ Globe” repor- ter’s desk) and down went one or both of them. Several members rushed up, some tried to separate them, others cried * let ’em have a fair Sg and one democratic member said, “If there’s body that wishes to take his part, an Callading to the whigs) I shall take a hand in the matter myself.” Finally, after several blows had been struck, Mr. Broadhead, of Pennsylvania, separated tuem, Mr Shriver went to the police office, ‘ot a warrant fur Mr. Weller, and | believe held Mr. Wel- ler to bail. tis said that the matter is not to end here but that Mr Shriver intends to challenge Mr. Weller, and as the latter is ready to fight, aduel may grow out of it. As soon as the journal was read, Mr. Euaten presented the report of the Committee on tions, in favor of Mr. Gilmer’s retaining his seat as against Mr. Goggin, Mr. Davis said there was also a minority report, differ- ing fcom the other. ‘Three hours and a half were then consumed in discuss- ing whether the written argument, or statement, of Mr Goggin, should be printed. "The whigs appeared to oppose the pentg, and the democrats to advocate the printing ofit. Finally, the ayes and noes were culled on it, and the House decided to print Mr. Goggin’s statement. Another long and interesting discussicn then took place about printing the testimony taken or laid before the com- mittee, and this promised to last till midnight, when Mr. Roaerr Dace Owen rose and said— Mr Speaker, if gentlemen will agree toclose this debate, I'll vote tor the printing, The documents, it is admitted, are of very little nse any how, and if this debate continues, it will cost the untry four times as much us the printing, I therefore move the previous question. ‘This was carried; the ayes and nocs were called, and Bos House resolved to print the whole matter. Ayes 105. Noes 67, sete then insisted on the orders of tho day being catjed. Brack, of Ga., moved the House adjourn. Mr. Avams demanded the ayes and noes ; they were not ordered. He demanded tellers. ‘They were ordered, and resulted ayes 82, nays 42. So the House adjourned at half past 3 o’clock. Derantatent or State, Jannary 25, 1844. Taformation has beon received at this Department that, by adecree of November 8th, 1843, the regulations for the aumeusurement of vessels establishiod by a prior decree, dated July Ist, 1842, have been abolished by the Meaican Government, and the regulations formerly in force, have been re-established and confirmed. Asthe decree of July, 1812, augmented the tonnage about seventy-five per cent, an equivalent reduction is the consequence of the new order. The present method of rieasuring vessels in Mexican ports is restored to that established by the circular of 21st October, 1826, and is as follows ‘Lhe scale employed is that of Burgos. The rates be tween the foot at Paris, and that of Burgos is us 6 to7 ; be- tween that of London and Burgos 1097 to 12, or 100 Lon- don make 199 38 Burgos. ‘The scale being thus adapted to that of Burgos, the one half of the Jength of the vessel from the stem to the stern- post, and of the keel, shall be taken and be multiplied by tirve-foarthe-of the breadth of bean, one half of the floc: timbers, and of the depth of the hold ; the product thereof shali b ' divided by 70.19, and the quotient be deemed the true burden or tonnege on which the duties are payable. Supreme Court or tae Unirep States, Jan. 25 —On motion of General Jones, Wm. Wallace Whitney, Esq., of New York, was admitted an Attorney and Counsellor of this Court. No. 17—John Randel, ap- pellant, vs. Wm. L. Brown. ‘The argument of this cause was concluded by Mr, C. J. Ingersoll for the appellant. No 10—Edmund P. Gaines and wife, complainants, v: Beverly Chew et al. The argument of this cause wi commenced by Mr. Henderson for the defendants. Ad- journed till to-morrow, 11 o'clock, A M. First Boanp, Jan, 26.—$1000 Cincin 100; 11.900 State 6’s, opening, flat, 64; $5000 do, in thou- sande, 63]; $3000 do, opening, flat, on Thursday, 64; $1000 Wilmington 6's, 1855, 62; 25 shares Kentucky, c&p, 72): 109 do Wilmington RR, 17; 260 do Girard Bank, 84; 100do do, Saf, 8§; 50 do do, #51,8}; 350 do do, 83; 200 do do, bit, 51; 59 do United States Bank, 5}; 7 do Mechanics’ Bank, 201; 1 do Philadelphia Bank, 100; 114 do Vicksburg Bank. Ww W Bonds, 5}. Secoxp Boann, Jan. 25 $800 Wilmington 6's, 1355, 923: $4900 State 5's, Idsf, 64; $1100 State 6's, 1343, 3569 Olu County 5's, 1860, 97; 200 shares Reading RR, 25. LATEST SUUTHERN SHIP NEWS Barrimons, Jan 25—-Atr Elise, (Brem] Koch, Bremen pinia, Dexter, NO: : ‘orrest, Charleston; © Ovi ick. idence &g- "A WORD TO THE CARELESS.” The author of the Diary ofa Physician says that a slight cold is an egg, Which when hatched, Jos pleurisy, inflamma tion of the lungs, asthma an consumption. And yet how many there are who in this cold und changeable season aresuffering from the effects of cold, and who neglect it altogether. Let auch beware. They will manifest anxie- ty when it is too late. The golden moments, when relic: could have been obtained, have ie away, and they can look forward to nothing with certainty but the grave, Sherman's Cough Lozenges are a specilic, as hun dreds and thousands are ready to testify. who bave re sorted to them, Do not be deceived and foolaway your time and money, We can recommend this remedy a» one that never fails. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau street. Agents, 227 Hudson, 189 Bowery, 77 East Broadway, 86 William st, 10 Astor House, 110 Broadway, and 139 Fulton st, Brookiyn. @ THAT DELICIOUS LOVELY WOMAN, WHO lives in Murray street, No.—. Who would believe that some six weeks since that same specimen of God's handy work was vile aud putrid in appearance, that that snowy transparent skin that now graces her face, arms and neck, was hateful for man to gaze on—twas beastly; the yellow patches of filthy matter, in the shape of pimples garnishe! around with freckles that hung on her face. Well, well there’s fifty others that were like her, but have altered by using the Italian Chemical Soap for the skin, and Jones Coral Hair Restorative for tl hair. Now these two arti cles, sold by Jones, are the most excellent things we ever knew. There is a man living in Mott st whose face was like x, with pimples, freckles, &c., and this cleared it; also chapped flesh. The oil we need not » of ; it is the best thing ever made for the hair. They are both sold very reasonable, the one 3s. the other 4s." But mind, the soap is sold no where genuine in this city but at the sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham st. ; if they get it any where else it is a counterfeit, quite usclese.— Agents 3 Ledger Buildings, § State st., Boston, or 139 Brooklyn. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in re- ruturning the public thanks for the liberal suppart they have received in their efforts to “ suppress quackery,” 1 sqieaveto state that their particular attention continies tc be directed to all diseases of a private nuture, and from the great improvements lately made in the principal hon- pitals of in the treatment of those diseases, they pan confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid a vantages not to be met with in any institution hi this country, either public or private. The treatment of the College is such as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that ‘eta ¢ ons practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, anJ in most cases leaving a disease much worse than the original. One of the mem: bers of the College ,for nrany are connected with the incipal hos; fk You ttom SAQEtORE Ee eee Cul SF 8 consults, Terms—Advice and medicine, $$ A cure guaranteed Ivromraxt to Country Invattos.—Persons living in the country and not finding it convenient to atten per sonally, can forw to them a chest containing all medicines requisite to perform a perfect cure by stating Ls 4 ey Ay, together be Cy symptoms, time o! contractio ent receiv sew! ‘and enclosing $5, post Paid, addressed to ee i JCHARDSON, Office and Consulting rooms of the College, ba 5 Roe wu street CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED,— mente Mixture, prepared by the College of Metvjae nt Pharmacy of the city of New York, is now confidently recommended and prescribed by the first medical pract! tioners of the city, for ali cases of debility prediced either by seoret indulgence or excess of any kind detrimental to the constitution. It is an invaluable remedy for impo tence, sterility, or barrenness (unless depending on mal. formation) and will be found gly beneficial in all com. plaints arising from a debilitated state of the constitutio: Sold in single bottles $1 each; in cases of half a dozen go; carefully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union, Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 96 Nassau street, ‘W. 8, RICHARDSON, Agen seen several cured also co toget three pay not expected to live from day to day, and he thinks it the most wonderful medicine he ever heard of or knew in his tice or otherwise. Now with these facts be- fore you, will you let your cough or cold get seated ? Will you suffer from pain in the side, spitting of blood, consumption, &c.? Beware of counterfeits. See Dr Leeds’ name on the bottle. For sale by him, 123 Maiden lane; G. Zeiber, corner Third and Chesnut, Philadelphia r Large bottles $1 50; small do, §. oe PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, for the permanent cure of Gonorohaa, Gleet, and all wocupurulent discharges frum the urethra. No medicine ever offered to the public, exercises such a powerful effect bladder and urinary organs, as those valuable vege- le pills. They are the fruits of twenty-five — ex: rience of Professor Velpeau at the Hospital of Le ‘harite, in Paris, and are confidently recommended by him as the only preparation that has proved successful in every case. They were introduced into this country two years ago, by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. luring Shick time more then ten thousand boxes have been sold ; and the College defies a single instance of failure to be shown. Sold in boxes, $1 each, at the Office of the College, 95 Nassau street. W.S. RICHARDSON, Agent. rite FRICORD’S JPARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX- for the radical cure of primary or secondary Sy- philis, ' This powerful alterative has entirely taken the place of mercury wo 4 the regular medical practition- ers. It is composed of the most strengthening and purify. ing Toesanly medicines, and always give additional strength to the constitution while curing the disease. Persons suffering from a venereal taint in their system, or mercurial disease, should use this powerful alterative without delay. Sold in single bottles, $1 each—in cases of half a dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent ———————— MONEY MARKET. Friday, Jan. 26—6 P.M. Stocks are very fluctuating. Long Island advanced }; Kentucky 3; Harlem $; Ohio 6’s 1; Paterson }; North AmericanTrust }; Ohio Life and Trust 4; Farmers? Trust 3; U.S. 6's4; Canton 4; Paterson declined 1 percent; Ala, bama 6's 1; Ilinois }; Pennsylvania 5’s 1; Indiana 1. The sales were not very heavy, but on the whole shew an improvement. The Leather Mannfacturers’ Bank has declared a semi- annual dividend of three and a half per cent payable on the Lat of February, The movements of cotton in this market, since the ar rival of the Britannia, have been very extraordinary Contrary to the expectations of most every one, very lit, tle has since been shipped. The Liverpool packet of the 21st was detained till the 24th, in the hope of filling v with cotton; but finally sailed without so doing. The cotton in this market will be used for speculation. The stocks at the south will go immediately forward. The accumulations in this market will absorb a great deal of the idle capital of our banks, and the holders will wait the reception of farther news. A greater advance in the Liv verpool market is anticipated than has yet heen expe rienced, This would create a still farther advance here and the result will be heavy speculations. So long as the foreign markets remain firm, or have an upward tenlency, so long will operations in this market be on speculation Holders of cotton here are more disposed to speculate at home than abroad. The holders at the south are governed by adifferent motive. At all those ports where cotton is held on planter’s account, the principal object is to ge! their supplies forward on a rising market. This they wil: succeed in doing by shipping immediately. Cotton wil! reach as high a point between this and April as at any other time through the year. The extent of the crop not being settled, estimates placing the yield at a low stand will be plenty enough in all the market, and have a great influence on prices and s In five cases out of six, the reports of short crops obtain greater circulation and be’ lief than the facts will warrant, or the result confirm, The overstock in the Liverpool market, added to the cur rent estimated crop of 1,800,000 bales, will make a supply of more than 2,000,000 bales. Deducting the surplu’ stock in Europe at the close of 1343—over the stock at the close of 1842—from the total supply of the year,and we find the supply of 1843 does not exceed our estimates for 18-44. Very extensive shipments from the south, would have avery favorable offect on exchanges. Quotations on London rule in this market at 9 per cent premium. There are very few prime bills offering at this high rate. Bills on Paris rule at £531}. ‘The sales of stocks in Boston are getting to be nearly as great afeature in the money market of that city as in this, The speculators there have not yet established » board of brokers, but they will not be much longer with out such an important body of financiers, to regulate the movements of capital, and to run up or down as they may think proper, the valuable investments of that section The sales at present are made under the hammer daily On the 25th inst., Boston & Mississippi Land Co. sold at $200 per share; Boston & Maine Railroad, 3 advance; Boston & Worcester 10} do; Western $54] per share; Boston & Providence 4] advance; Eastern 5 do; Fitch- burg } do; United States Insurance Co. 60] for $50; Mass. Fire & Marine Ins. Co., 2 advance. Tue Recuirts oF TH Bisiacrapnrrs, Western Roap ror tH THin> Week In idk 1843. yeu ssengers stot eeee W Preigut, & 3,026 $8274 $7,023 During the week past, the freight trains from Albany were not run regularly, The excess will come into this week, ‘The annual report of the ;Worcester Railroad, pre- sents an improved condition of the receipts for the past year over those of the year before. Woncesren Rattroan Rec $206,447 + 226.67 19,567 $512,608 $573,883 A railroad is in contemplation from Providence to Wor- cester, A committee has been appointed to procure 9 charter, and the sum required for a survey subscri- bed. This ruad would more directly connect the great manufacturing districts in Rhode Island with Albany and the West than it now enjoys; but the additional advan- $51,19: tages would hardly compensate for the great expense tending such an enterprise. The political parties of this country have very lately made great advances to eachother as regards the princi’ ples of banking. A bank has just been chartered in Ten nessee, and the restrictions placed upon it in its charter are just, and will prevent the possibility of fraud, if care fully looked'after. The State of Ohio, the third State in the Union, has only eight banks in existence, with ano minal capital of only $2,304,745, The principle proposed in that State, in creating charters for the future, is indi vidual liability. In banking, this is the only safe system toadept. In other pursuits, where corporate bodies ex. ist, and the capital of the company is in many hands, and where losses often occur under the most careful manage- ment,it is not necessary, but on banks on institutions tha: have the tremendons power and privilege of manufacturing money, the most severe restrictions should be placed, and the most thorough investigations repeatedly resorted to, to prevent or detect fraud and embezzlement. The insertion of the individual liability clause in the charters ofthe banks, would creato a watchfulness and anxiety among directors and stockholders that would prevent crime. Ways to avoid laws are plenty enough, and indi* viduals, in many cases,would evade this, but still the prin. ciple would work a great deal of good, and keep out of the business many who now adopt it, wholly and solely forthe purpese of swindling the communities. ‘There ir still, notwithstanding the great decrease, a vast deal too much bank capital in this country. The business is over, done, and consequently does not yield fair returns to tho: whose property is invested in it. We have too much ca- pital engaged in banking for the safety of mercantile pur. suits. There is more bank capital than the regular trade of the country can consume, and the surplus seeks em ployment and obtains it in chanzels that have a very in, jurious effect on the regular and legitimate movements of trade and commerce. The banks now in existence are gradually reducing their capitals. In a few years the charters of the banks of Maine and New Hampshire ex pire by imitation. Public opinion has undergone so great a revolution within, a few years, that we continue to as sert that not « singhe bank will be rechartered, ora single vew charter granted, without its containing the most rigo, rous conditions, The Secretary of the Treasury, in his report to the House of Represwntatives, makes the following statement in relation to the Mexican indemnit, Interest due April 20th, 1643. Commissions .. «+ First instalment, Jolly « «141,020 Rx ‘ ‘ ), 193, « ‘ 2,469 ‘ $189,051 The second instalment arrived a few days since in the Anahuac, from Vera Graz. The Legislature of Georgia, during the late session passed the following laws, regulating the banks of that State :— The charter of the Marine & Fire Ins@rance Bank, Se vennah, is extended 20 years. The Bank of Augusta is } red al the Bank of Hawkinsville is Peay mig Bank of Macon.” Certain banks in At from executions against them for treasurer of the State, and not tain assij firmed. The several banks of the State are required to publish their semi-annual reports at their own expense, Old stock #xchange 810000 U States 6’, 62 113% 85 NO City Bonk 1 MOON ¥ Save Gla, 62 108+ 50 parmers’ Trust 3:34 5000 do 5's,958 101950 do 3 14000 Ohio 6's, 60 6 «200 do bow 3 500 do 230 96, 50 Canton Co. b60 29 5000 do +3) %)g 50 Halen RR 4256 5000 do 330 96% 175 = do 42 5000 do bso 96}g 50 42 2000 do 9% 50 do 30 42 8:00 co 96% I0ONH& Hartford RR 65 20000 do 96 100 L Ilona RR ih 4000 Ke: tuckv 6's WU 100 do. i 11000 Illinois spl tds 40150 do so 71 1000 do. bao 404 108 Paterson BR 69 1000 Pem 648 50 N Jersey R boo 93 1000 tong bds 99 = 25 Stonington RR Ty 17000 Indiana $ bds 6 25 lo, BM 3000 do bi 36, 100 Nor& WerRR 160 34 100 do. 364 50 ow BH afd 3 2000 do 36% 50 do u 5000 do bi 36h 50 do bao 34, 3000 AlabamaS pret 80 100 = do ai 25shayN Am Trust 16% 50 do DK 25 (hio Life& Trust 92° 59 do bow 34 300 Vieks.urg Bank 6K do bso WH Second Board. 9636 43 Vicksburg 0% do d Bf do i ) W125 lo ‘ Penosylvanias’s GUS Th do 8 - 87° 100 Paterson RK 0 3City Fie los 16 10 om * x Bie 83 BHA renkKR 42'¢ 2 Nor& WerR Rb 314 New Stock Kixchangs $1000 Indiana 25 yr bds ss 25 Nor & Wor R R saw 2000 do 33364 2 do 83 2000 do 39% 50 Mech Bh Ass 1000 = do 36! 20 North Am Trust 1909 do boo 37° 150 Farmers’ Loan 2000 ds a3 36g 0 jo 1000 do 3 1000 do. ‘ 2000 = do 200 NY 384s, 61 ¥ 5347s, 61 bat 2000 Ohio 6% 430 1000 do 96 1000 do b30 100 = do 9 200 do 3 2000 Kentucky 6's 1 100 do Lith Fey tot) 1000 da hyo 101dy 2000 = do 831017, 25 do 6% 4000 do 101-25 Mohawk RR at 1000 = do snw 10174 125 Long Istand RR 160 7 2006 do 1039 225 Harlem KR 42hy 100 do bow 101% 100° do b3 42% 11000 Hlinois 6s, 770 0 500 do. bow 4255 1008 do 3675 25. do sh) 428g 2000 do 3340 25 to 4245 00 do 120 30% 50 do baw 42! woo do 31 400-80 do b3 2 shas Nor&WerRR 1 State of Trade. Asuxs.—We still continue to quote Pots at $4624, and Pearls at $5123. ‘The market is very dull, and purchasers demand a reduction before operating. Corrox—The market today was comparatively inacti until 20 clock, and prices had adrooping tendency; then a few speculators entered the market, and upwards of five thousand bales changed hands at very full rates. One list of 2200 bales being taken at a higher rate than has been obtained before this season. Frovr ano Gratn.—There is no change. All the mar- kets continue very steady and uniform. Here Genesee is held at $476 .a $4 81%, Wriskry.—Drudge is held at 93, but we hear of no sales ; barrels are firm at $5 12). Paovistons.—There is ao little doing in every article un- der this head that the quotations remain quite nominal. We have no alteration to report. Bexswax.—We notice trifling sales of prime yellow at ic. Estarx.—Sales of Real Estate at auction 26th by Anthony J. Bleecker & Co. tore and lot of ground 19 feet 11 inches by about 74 feet, No, 63 Cedar street,on the south side between Nas- sau and William streets... $20,300 A lot of ground 19 feet by 71 fer near avenue D, with the building thereon... , 2,300 Sales of Real Estate by EH. Ludlow & Co., Janua- ry 26th, ‘The three story brick house and lot No. 36 Pearl street, house 25 by 45, lot 25 by 52, sold for. Provision Market. Finer Beef and Mutton than is daily exhibited in our different markets and some of the first meat shops, cannot be surpassed in uny other city in the Union. We are ry to say, however, that for ¥ perior Veal we are in- debted to Philadelphia ; though we noticed some from Keyport, N, J., whieh is very good, and sells at 6 cents a pound, Poultry is plenty and sells at fair prices; lots are in from Jersey. Some very fine Pork is also in from Wer- ren County, N. J., which is selling at 5 a6 cents a pound nefigh markets are pretty well supplied, and prices vary put little. getables are much wanted, and all greens are up in price. We saw some fine English Potatoes, received by the Adirondack, from Liverpool, sell to-day by Dumont, at 50 cents the hamper, or three half pecks. ‘The extreme cold weather and the difficulty of gettin; to market, will cause the prices of many of the above arti cles to advance, 8 oF Provisto: Apples, bbl+++-$1 50 93.09 L Tas Beef, per Ib 10 L 6 7 Beef, perowt=+*84 60 600 Lnrd tue Il Lac Beef, comed 3a 7 Mutton: ry co . Ma — Onions, per bunch. 6 8 G'n 8 Parmip, per doz-s Bs t - Partridge: 5 50 876 Piem doz +125 50 M4 a 18” Porter House Steaks10 a 123 6 a 10 Pork, per Ib- a ery aburen,++ 6 a 1256 Pigs, roasters a$1 00 ulitlow-rs, doz..50 al 25 bashel-+-31 a 50 a 5 = 50a1,00 Iga 25 a — SThea $3 SMa? 00 25a 37h 00.22,50 ea— ald da 6 as 6a— Cd tee as 50 a 75 a 10 6a 8 4a 100 — a 2% a 31K se ada ‘ 5 % al 50 Flounders a 6 6a 2 oo al 25 oa 13 Honey, nw, Ib. a 25 Woodcock, pair +374 — Philadelphia Cattle Market. Jax. 25.—The Beef Cattle in market this week have been rather more than for the se Il preceding ; there were offered 600 Penn’a and 110 Virginia Beeve weg ry | 14 head taken tor New York; 100 Cows and Calves, 260 Hogs and 1500 sheep. Beeves were dull at $4 for common to $o for good and so for extra guality 3 60 head left over. ‘The price of Cows ranged from $10 to $25; extras $30 pe r head. Hogs all sold at $4 to $5 the 100 pouads. heep from $1} to $4 for common to exira quality. Phere’has been a full supply in Hay,and the aticle dull at 75a Mc the cwt for good ‘Timothy. Straw rather duli at 4] a 5c, the bundle, Foreign Markets. Havana, Jan. 7—Hoops, M 40a50; boards, Portland W P.afti9a2; other 24 lumber pitchpine do 22 24; shingles do 1} a2; hhd. shooks wi | headings cach 1 4 @1 6; sugar hox shooks do 6} a 7; beans, white arr. 7 a8; beef, No. 1, 2, prime and mess, bl 648 4; do jerked, Brazil and Mont do do New York and Boston, do 1 6; do do Campeachy, do 1 3; do smoked, ql 6.06; butter, American yellow do 8 a 17 dles, mould do 12 4 a 14, sperm do 40; eheese, American lo 6.49; cider, dozen 3 6 a4; codfish 60 Ibs. box, 1 4a 2; fo hhds. ql. 3a 32; corn, Indian shelled, bl. 2a2 4; four, PI and B , do 13 a13 4; do New 0 ; do Spanish do 13; hams, Europea q S45 vircan Eastern do bal; do New Or wans do 5a Ll; ‘ings, smoked, box, 6a pean, qth, 14; do American Eastern do8 4410 4; do New Orleans do§ 4.2104; mackerel, No 3, bbl, 6; 100 buns. 7.29; pork, cargo, eastern and mess, DbL Il a 1d lodo NewOrleans do. 11a 14; do clear do. 16 a 15 4; dodo in boxes, NO Phil qtl. 9a4 4; potatoes, bbl 2 2°a2 4, rice qtl 4 5a4 6; soap, Castile, qtl. 9 3; do yellow, do. + 8 4; tobacco, Kentucky, in hhds do a9; tea, gunpow ler, 1b.6; cochineal in deposit, ar 20 a 24; voffvelst qual 1 7a7 4; Ydand 3d quality do 4646; do triage. 4; hides, ea.2a2; honey gall. 2 a2]; logwood Sampeachy, ia dep ql. 1 3; molasses, keg 54 gallons, ke: 2 a2); sugars, assorted half white ar 475; do do hal brown do 47 a6; do white alone, do 7; do yellow do, 5; do brown alone do, 44; do Cucurucho do 3} ra mil 5a 25; tobacco, windward, ql 12 a 15; do Vulta-abajo in- juriado, 1, per 80 serma, 104 60; do do2 do do 35 2 20; do 3.do do 16a 40; wax white, ar 909; yellow do 6.267, Excnaxaxs—On London, 60 days ‘ight 10a 10) prem; New York, par a 1 discount:' Boston, 1 a 2do; New Orleans, 28 3jprem. short sight; Spanish dollars 2 a2) prem—-nominal; Mexican 1 aif prem; Doubloons, Mext can para} pereent premium. Export duty on gold 1! and on silver, 2} percent. Par with England 444 dollary per £100; with France, 6 francs per dollar. Frrionts—Clean freights to Hamburg and Bremen, Great Britain, £2 17s 64 a £3; Cowes anda mark: France, 30 a 90f; Mediteranean, £2 104 £2 15s; Ui States, $1 a 1} per box sugar; 4 rs pér bag coffee; $2} a! per hhd. molasses Vessels loading entirely with molasses pay no tonnage duty. ‘Those which take on board more than 1000 boxes of sugar or 2000 bags of coffee, or more 3000 pipes of agnardiente, will have half their ton nage duties returned to them, fy On Friday morning, the 26th instant, Manin Eon daughter of Victor and Marie Madeleine Giroud, ag: years, * "The friends of the family are respect{ully invited to at tend the funeral, this morning at 11 o'clock, from their re- sidenco, 35 Center street. "_ Bassengers Arrived. Havana—Ship AdelnideH Spencer, J Hope. Passengers Sailed. Havne—Preket ship Lonis Philinpe—Hy W Livingston, C iret Ide, Mr Bo k—2 in the sterrage re Phi Foreign tmportations Havana—Shin Adelaidem( Sefore reported)=-102 tes 2hb! hovey 857 boxes sugar 501 bage coffee 6 cases sew vrs Spofford Tileston & co-—312 bags 22 blts ce 503 bys coftve Harmant’s vephews tco—2 bles tobacco 20 (He gare A Pana—47" qr bx. Masthews:-1,0b) oranges Of Mills3 vkes J) Gerard— A 2 0, 00 cegars Lillie & KR sines—2),000 J Bores—6 bles 295 bags JJ Taylo —2 cases Smith, Thargar & co— B Tattle— 13 boxes sugar M+ yer & Stackeu—5 bas mde Hodges & eo—2 4 qr boxes seuars L. Brames.~ Gide d fi 4 Brin ve h Rruger-rid ps todos d Mantanedgc00 nan oO che ry Al ‘caves do O Bin ds 8 W. les fexcott—30 a 162,000 oranges Acker & Acker|; do wae at Parlor 1 iy 72 qe bas MARITIME HERALD. FE K Collins & Co; Win Neos “ ree hie’ (Rey Abas nes, Lisbou, Nesmit frica, Ni ell & joward, jay, Ja. wodwin, At Godfrey & Robi Wm EF. Bird, Corser MdCready & Co e . Brig Garduer H Wright, Benton, and schr Richmond, Cush- man, for Matanzas, cleaved on the 25th. arrived. Br g Florida Blanco. Eldridge, 16 days from Belize, Hond. witn mase, to B. B! The ¥ ®. was towed uo as far the Narrows by steamer Orus, where she was compelled to auchor count of the te, Americau, Johnson, 3 days fiom Ving Gelow,. w York, from Bremen, is stiil below, at an- With oysters to master, ones pealy Philippe, i ron, 8 wm ht, Beutou, Matanzas; Harriet, ga, Bedell, Pavannah, and ovhers. hae ‘The upper and lower Byys are filled with ice, so much so that the Brooklyn ferry boats are unable to © os Steamer Hercules was towed up to the city by steamers Jacob Bell and Sauson, having beea much disabled by the ics, Misceliancous, Packer suir Suenivan, De Peyster, for Liverpool, will not sail til! the 29h. Sir Pru Exes, (Sw) Nordberg, from Trapani, reported below in \ este day's paper, was driveu ashore ou Staten Island, white iu tow of steamer Wave. by the ic Loss oF Bangur Peart — kenship, of Sippican, was lost i ith August last, She had been + ine mouths out and ovtained 175 bbls sp oil. Bome of the oil the wreek by the Champion and he All hauds told, thers were 23 per 0 iz:—Philtp H Allen, coop. brihom Penney, bvatsteerer, New York elt Rechard Parks, cook, Ph ladetp! Joha MeGinnes, seaman, Kingston, NY; John'Frederic- son, seaman, Loug Island; Win Johusou,' seaman, Huddersfie'd, Fug. Johnsou was drowned in tue forecastie, and the others were washed overboard. ‘The survivors rewained fur days wpoutthe wreck, wheu they were taken off by the whale ship Champion, Pese, Old Town — the Champion by chenged ships, an ands, from whom these particalars blag menace Teeth J ry u seule ol wind ou the Japan barque Pearl, Blan- ought to the isl have been obt ined. ith having bee struck by a larg e out of Dorches er Bay, and carsied ashore oi je Hawn bar. Her copper is somewhat injared, but it is believed she has re- ceived uo other damage, Scun Jos. E, Ports, from Atrakepas for New York, put into Wilmington, NO. for arbor, and sailed agaio avout ith inst. Scnm Ann, N fe s, from Hempstead, LL reported as a The as far no thee putinto Vi is nal Aun had proceeded yn Light, when she was blown of L and C, in distress, leaky, loss of sails, and (Br) Tarner, which left Miramichi on the wore ou Langlad, Cape Breton d becaine a total wreck. g to save themselves female pessenger named sly perished on deck. The ‘captain, ie our of the crew were saved by being on the quarter d ‘The principal part of these were to whieh may be added a vuinber of nt, except they were pass dat sen, and ns untold. ‘The following are the 5 barques 34; brigs 88; schrs 126; Of the ahove there were of English vessels, viz: ships 11; barques 1 27; schoon rs9; steamers total Gl. ‘T'o the above we w dro add hit six huvdred and forty two lives were lost ‘Ten vessel have heen reported as missing dluriny the veor. whose crews It is to be feared have all perished.—[Sailor#? Magazice. Notice to Mariners. Lisnox, Dec 6 —A not ce has been is:ued by the Minister of Marine, to the effect that a shoal with 13g feet of wate upou it, has boen disco: ered about four mil-s to the south-erstward of the Fo migao, or great Formiga Rock. in th- vicinity cf the ‘Azore Islands. The same notice states that further particulars will hereafter be giveo, the government having ordete! a more biigs most win's Point, or Cs ; r mm sland. ‘The shoal is of considerable extent, but th i rown's Po nt, and distant darg rous part ‘ies 820 W from about two miles and a quarter, having only seventeen feet water upon it.” Whi.lemen SI Sept 15, G Howlnd. NB, arr Aug 28, out hi Hautress, NB, err Sept 2, 24 mes, 500 sp Mi r Aug 31,16 mos 250 sp 1150 ug 28, 22 mos 550 xp 100 wh: wh. are Sepe9, and sid dith: Har estport, 250 xp 350 wh, are Aug £9, ant sid Sept 9; States, ald Aug 28. Oue hundred and ps are reported to have touched at Lahaina ren, Gordon, of Biddeford, Boston for Havana, Jan 6, lat 27 36 N, Jon 692 Oak, Hsley, of and from Portland for ——, Jan 7, lat 38 46, 0 69 58. Foreign Ports. Havana, Jan 13—In port, United States ship Vandalia, for Vera Cruz, to sail ia a few deys; United States br g S mers, Tthe S died in St Jago de lon, Smith, for NYork, 7d. linouth, tl; Mary Smith, Lewis, Trott for Bostor Shephe tes $ Penn, Falmoi Wan Thompson, with 104 lo for for \ Liha, i lize, Dawes, Boston; Maloga. trom Baltimore, do; Midas, Benthall, IF rd, about disg; Lima, Brown, for C MeLel: lan, Orr, and Monument, Baitic, Sweetz-r, disgs Zebra, Drinkwa ales; Patriot Kno for New adepen= for Laguna, for Bos ue, Delvaille, soon. o Swasey, di * Hero, Gold Jan 4—Arr irgent, and Motto, Havana, Gi y . Bristol + Nassau, NPC Allen . Demer: Tolford, Pordands Nautilus, Dyer, Cows Wartiegton. Boone land; 8¢>, Pinto, Walke C Gray, Outerbridge, Hall Convert, Skolfield, Boston. 2 Sr Dosinco Crty, Dec 2i—In port, Heetor, White, for New York or Boston, 25 days. Suniwant, Dec 18—In port, Ware, Haskell, from Gloucester ‘une; Garnet, Hodge, for Bosvon, Jan 10; Wi ton, Mumford, for Newbern, disg. Going in, f'n Salem via U pe de Verds, with 159 head of cate Sept 15—Ia port, Behring, of Buston, Home Ports. Jan 18—Arr Robin Hood, Berry, xp, Jan 2i—Arr Plato, Walker, oh, Exchange, Leavitt, Portland; oO are 4th fin NYork. Matai Cld Che Thomas, Osgood, Cuba, rene smoutH, Jan 21—Cld Nancy W Stevens, Stevens, New Onlea Newauryeront, Jan 23—Sld Ark, Johnson, Havana, Savem, Jan 2i—Std Oi Cavenue Bostow. Ja full) St Do gC snd, Welch, Merseill ; New fine Javan; Phenix, Prine 'Matanz: NOrlews; Teazer, Crocker Jobiles Pil M Hale,Chase, NYor . Are 2uth, Richmond, “Andros, $-vaunah Jowph Balch Halters Peston, William vlamove; Marion, Higgiva, © racoay leriekshurg neteR, Jan 2—Arr Juno, Toothaker, Baltimore for and Renzi, Bowley, Hobe Bruce. Dorethy, Hamilton, for Salem, will nd Energy, mn ‘The Hamilton lett Captaia hk, Novo ZpGARTOWN Jan 23—Ia por ¢ {0 ren F sails: Jarob Stores, ; Marcia, onthe r ilwav. rep. Gambia, not Autigun, si or hs n 2h Are Washington, NO. for ill, Rappahannock £ do; Dedge, Kuapp, Georgetown, DC fordo: Mary, Leland, Camden for N York; Argus, Rogers, NYork rand, Pomlrt, Marshall, ten 5 hias for N York, with loss of and crew badly frost a Armida, Wilson, Baltimore for Portamouth, Sid Mary, ind Pomfret. re 23d, Ouly Diaghter, N York for Boston; Gro Fhomas, Provincetown for Norfolk Bethel, hiltiot, do for do; Nar ah Young, do fi. i w cl skjgAnd retin at 2 nn, Kurope, So tic, Waldo, Nep: Kag'e. i, hatham, Talma,Tarqain, Addison, St John. NB; the bly yg, of the hatham, ‘T estercay afemoon, wind bL:wiog fre h from 8k [learn chat come of the fl'et returned to Edg rtowa. Arr Messer ge , ania, We derichs are tor Hal fox Saded, 11 a m, the eutire fl et, weather pleaant—wind SW, e Be 2—Are Corr, Groves, El American Standar ‘ell, Stevenson, Abm Brown, Davis, Kirby, do é PHitapetrnta. Jan 26—Are Chester, Vandyke, Va Port aa Prince; Galaxy, [Br] Ke} m Crowell, Virgiava. Sid NOrlenns; olde, Pe 0 t 4pain, Tring Lady Clinton, ranm-r, and Js Brown, May. N York. Ba w. Bre, Baxter, from Bilston. ld ‘cobt Morris, Juterbridte, NOrlenws; Alenander, Parker NVork Post Orrice, New Yorx, Jan. 26, 1844, NGLISH MAIL—The ! eer bags per Royal Miil Steam: er BI TANT 4, will closeat the Upper and Lower Port city, on Wednesiny neat the sist rant, A’ em intr Past § el ck BM ver! atage o' war JO8 cents on each singe tte he onid LORIMER GHAHAM, imate roit= Master POPULATE LECTURE Cage oon AND Pny- PROFESSOR GRANVILLE ‘s. PATTISON will con- ticue his rourse +f Poowier Leetares on Anatorny an Pays o'ogy.thia Evenivgyvac halfopast 7o'cloek.in the! Universi ty Medical College,” broadway, (lormerly the Stayvesaat I~ ) T="'The Anstomy of the Heart, and the Physiology the Blood in Mav ard ia other animals.” der of the Course $2 fo Adm sion 25 cen! S07 1810 MEMBERS 0) E COMPANY, HH oe tit 1A% CODY, 41 N Courtlandt LA hin supply of refreshments se the fies Yeatesday MOM ey SNYDER, Foreman. JAS. HILLYER, Beer try frator ~~ s TOPRINIERS. Pose reer vee Kelty AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. 'Siere ‘ttreet.) @ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATME. AT PRIVATE BALI THIS EVENING, January performaners wu sith tPlendid cd oF chreaar ‘Katension ‘Tables, cost ant Ti RAST. es 2 ae "i LAMENTATIONS 0} Y¥ LACKADAY, chat cal ptt er Bae prompt, tbh ee g ones mposlely of GIOVANNT INS HAM. CHATHAM THEATRE TO LET—From the first " pe “that FOr MR Te 8c fs Mie ga al af Bevet fa an rue ov) 380 Tea Se aiig " an eu 4 yar aul - le ures complete. Apply onthe prenives ys FANNY G! LAND “Sar ée 1 one eo NOWLAS” eats Hull. Middleton . + ++eeeMeBooth TO LET—A Store, situaed in thy ventral bu ines part of this ¢ ty, and ible for any business, will be tet tall May Ist. ata low reut A at ‘A. GODFRE YS « heap lewelty Sore, So URS hatham stivet, ‘Also, for sale cheap a large (RON SAKE, in the teste saai- tion, on application as above. 526 tre GENTLEMAN IN A FLUTTER. 4 i hier Long Tom Coffin-.+ ++ ++Mr JM Seote THYON'S INDEPENDENT AMKMICAN GENTLEMEN’ JOOTS, the best of BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. ‘quali % s Boxes 25 cents; Pit 1956 cents. } Re bite G3i0 toe THIS EVENING—The Performances will commence Pn Pisi Mo * Grand Cotillion Ratren “tat wi one i 8 A creat variety of Cauestrian Acts, Feats of Serength, Songs Do Wor rates ‘And ail other kid 0 8 avd Shoes in fa: hivn; La ies’ sea Aferiigh a ad al i To be fall THe CAWOLIN DIE SIEBEN Mat! Byu Raber Strap. to be found in d the best of French das cheep as the chiap: a ORY AN ET SoU mM, UAL FAI Das vee ceili ¢ an (ngagement with the hose oddities, bi “DR. eae ae fen i . scrape; &c., have Sipsredcen ie Sai ecient he Also engaxed, Mr. rs. ‘Sherman, the ilar ball La Petite Certo the cherigivg disuse; Boas. Pa Masts Checkeni the celebrated pantomimistes fextara, the aigear extravaganaist and locomotive; 1. G. Bou, the comme Ea Petite Biise, the ‘ouly three youre of age, two ALBINOES OR SNOW WHITE NEGbOES, with all the features and pecu i rities of che African race, eon- suit ting thes the greatest curiosity of the age, and the crown ing wouder of the world. AMEIL AND PERP Every day and evening his w The Mann ecceutric and ui . ROK LIVERKPOOL—NEW LINE.—Keguiar Fackat of 26th ¢ ebranry.—The splendid jwcket shi {FA KRI'K, Capt Win, Skidey, of 1¢0V tons, wi all fas abovesher regular day, For freight of passage, having ac- Ned for pplendor or comfort, apply o See ar Orel we otf wie ‘all street, or to pe pie K. COLLINS % co. Price of passage, $100, jouth street. t, ship’ Koscivs, Capt. J. Coll ns, of 1,00 tons, dlieadete that Caisiels od’ soll the sis Haaioe: kee naa? Passengers may rely upon the ships of this line sailine puu:- cually eoatverteed Jatre ET FOR LIVERPOGL—W5l. sail ow the The we'l known fast sriling, ite IELD, Captain Phe ry, will be ’ ‘ ‘A.uew Pantomime Ballet, entitled the ‘She has superior acco:amoda for enbin, second cabin end FOUR LUVERS steerage passengers, who w 1. be taken at low ‘rates. sfeuly ap | interspersed wich dances, tricks, comic changes, &e. he. Dlieatiou be me on board, foot of Hes Fer characters, 0 see the bilis. The Gipsy Fa; in number, can be seen at all hours, in their Native Costume. dressed ‘The GIPS¥ QUEEN can be privately consulted regarding Past. nt and Future events Performance: every evening at 7 o'clock, and Wednesday and Savurcay afternoons at vel (C7 Admission to the whole 25 cente—ehildren under tem years, half price, 25 cents extra for private consultations with the .Gipey juees (13 re w BALE WwW XO! AND PICTURE GALLER’ Bri Ooppost i i age tabauiners NOON tee ing fi o 7. " |. B.—Persons the old country, faver te pa ket, bi: Havitig very superior sceommodations for esbin, second ca- bun and szerage passeoue's, uhose intending to-embark should iunme.iate application on board, fuet o| iden Lane, or : # TOsEPH McMURRAY, 100 Five street, corner of outh, wil! be succeded by the first class Captats B.itton, to sa. on thelith to Vas’ ingt ted Sia: ‘The Manager is happy to LOUISE DoRUTHE A V Fortune Gipsy oy m of persons wishing to. remit mony sinter op THe. CELEBRATED GIPSY QUEEN, of iriends. drafis will be jen in wane to euit A Hie ony mienes, on th. Provigeiat Bank of Iretand and all ita | atthe American Suseumn: She can be seea tha branches thronghout the kingdo also oa Messrs Spooner, re Atwood & Co., Bant ors, London—payab'e in every tewn throaghout Gieat Britain aud Wales ,by «pptying as above, dare “THE Wee usbhlo.?? WEEKLY. ‘, EDI vk ortume, aud can be privately consulted fe PRESENT AND FUTURE, EVENTS. seeu in the rveuing. National Portrait Gallery Gram rama, and wi Admusaior suitthe DUFF GRE! HE, First Number of the We: PUBL GRAND CONCERT. A. KING rsjectiuily mforns his friends and MR. W. IC? wall be publish: 2) public shat his (ouvert will take a? atthe dvuble that of the daily editi oom 108 Saianiey Ev nig, Jan. 27, on which occasion be ianvo tant portions ©. the edi will be'aasis'ea by th jollwiny eu ingat tgeme : wine nse apiere dha Me, LOE TENE wo, einer ; MISS WATSON, i init Foe, Cal envelopes ur & eymsila if david) siz ewvts per | MC MAW SAND. AE Bi n. ony, $35 vou street, oue door est 0 3 ; SLL iL cease Sreueenaes oe MIR. U6. HIDE, MS Ye, Ratard y, Jam. 27, 1844 j27 It re mk ttRworT, mitts, KUNEV Mik TS DERES Dey TOW KINS BLUES’ BALL ai Hs ste + GRONEVELT, ee rt ‘ day evening the ; 20 hinge Dnv crus eat Bovctock, Gentlemen aie MR. KOU MK. J. FIMDSON, Vivoloace lo Dowule . | MR. i1 MARKS, Violiu, (by kund permission, of Wm. Mitchell, Esq), Piano Forte—Mr. H.C. TIMM, ond Mr. W. A. KING. PRO (RAMME. Pant 1, , Grand Durtt—P.ano Forte, bravura variations on atavorite Theme, Mr aimm and Mr. King, (fitat tine)ore see oe Rect.ative aud Aria—Mea E. Loder ho” Duett- Mrs W A.K » ¢ t vara stly, but rsyectt Hy requested peau it the fhe of the Comm) ve. i i \. B.—Und ro circus stances will a ticket be sold at the 326 St" re to appear with diver will be coveved with sutin paper. By order door Pen WARD \MERI_ AN REPUGLICAN AS-OCIA TiON—A Meeting’ f the ‘ssoci-rion will be heldat the Marion Hause, en Tw a <, January 30ch, at halt-past x pate oy ik AGERE S"LIVINGSTON, President. STEEN REED, '$Secmanes.—iaenersivire girl, ay WANte D—A young anu respeetably recommended 0 is clever at her needle—no objection ‘0 * reich Hy ac 114 Chambers at. 522 3" re WANTED-A Chambermaid who understonds French or ee Foglth or Enylih aud spanish, Arply, with good ips and Mr Mi recom mendat.ons, to Mr Lecierc,at No. 41 Warren sitet. Sol tak desea 28 3.4 1c a + E. Lode NOT , 2 Ga} ‘| ms iT 3. Grand Septette in E~P ano rorte Flote, Vi Oe UE NT ES MAS. wens aoe Viole, Violovecllo, Clariouetie, aa Mr. ¢ D ‘Mr Hal, Bass. a Mr. Kyle, er Ir. it, Mr. Gr ft is desirous of going souh or an, or fur any'respectable oceuprtion. Good Arote nddresses “A” box 666 Boston Por et with frompt attention. 3% lwis 2w os re “Ye wany we pat tips and wr. forever” Mi «Mr. vi 7 “This magic wove sc: tee Z CHAM -ERMAIDS, NUKS®S, SEAMP lg Ed time» = Bete SSIES, ad Uiils for hotsewure. Alsd, conchmea, | Seer Cee ee ee Viothe ae Clee Peek waiters mechautes, and wen for any employ honesty, iu- inal Temperance ‘fice, Watsou Mre King. Mes afielerences Hon Vad iit RAMs: BBL BO nicheeted ata ate * eps | M. Johnson: ir. th, door ow ti te ht of rm riors en. 2 N. B —Terms— Annual subscribers one dollar, quarterly fifty he Pi For todart, reest. cmnts TEweodeee” | arm's ime utsciory "i * 09 Stodart, Wereeots & Bane ACKaT SHIP SHERIVAN FOR LIVERPOOL - Pas- tengers by this ship will please b ou board, at Orlean wharf, foot of Wall at cet, this day, 27:h inst, at i2 u’cloek, at which time the ship will said Levtor bags will close at the usual places at half-past iu. A ; jaie* Packer 3.11P YAZOO from New Orieans, is dis ing at the foot of Like street nea by thi Please attend to uhe receipt of tieir goods immediately. it Sec RINTING PAPER—200 Reams News Printing Pa PROGRAMME FP THE GRAND VOCAL ‘AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCER T° BE GIVEN BY MD’LLE SOPHIE GJERTZ, of Norway, Pianist to the Koval #emily of Deomark, 9) Weshiourou’ Hall. on Mouday evening, the 29ch iat, aseisted by the following emivent arti MADAME OTTO, BIGNOK TAPE nate be or NEG: MAU BAT, a oe BROOKS, ‘The celebrated fata of Loadon, wh will mabe bis fine PEACH ORCHARD COAL—$5 — s sere ace no will pene wiht ae, and 5 S| Ui —35,! on for broken, wi . , PETER CLINTO. SaiCveiiiies PART I. é 4.50 AND ERRA wa 2—Caprice aad Variations for the Piano—Md'Tle U stove and Nut Size a and smal! Nut at $4 $0 per toa, Crociato ia kgisto the y 215 West street, comer Franklin, North “Ah, come, coue rapida,” coruer Filth and Lewis streets, Kast river, Orders re at | (Grand solo aud Variations the Sugar Refinery, 28 Leo street, through the Despatch ree fats. by Mr. Barton Post, ond at both the yards, 5—Bytequest—Duo Brilliaate, for N.’ B An allowance made to dealers 227 wm TYLEE & MAPES, ANGANFS*— KOCND)—7008 ibs Black Oxide of Manjauese, for sale by ERSSE & BROU: 527 3:1¢ No 6t viberty OPPEK—100 cans Sheahing Copper, from lt to 3207, maneflactured frou the best ae CLS eo MYSTERIES ny OF NEW YORK. with Vina lous, by ‘Vieuse BOSTON: oe ihe Art tan ctteneied to Mote Gait ieee Mine me PUBLISHED BY EDWARD P. WILLIAMS, 22 CON GRESS STREET. FOR SALE AT ALL PERIODICAL DEPOTS. £90 6tis* re Tice Ue Dollar each, to be Stg,ea aud at tue door on the evening of 'o commence at 8 0°. lock preci ULEKPEAN SOCIELY —The Eaterpean Society w ve their Ai 1 di | UVENING next the 30h ine, nt Mall on HtieoRY Mem rs ein procure their tickets of the Secretary, at 87 the a the prizeipat Maate Concert. 3260099 COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, OFFIC® NO 3 ASTOR HOUSE, Beaver street, B. 8. HART, HF COLUSBIAN LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S di ‘ TAG OR Net ane be J HN IAMAN Bk piace hs Costents or Tie Faewncany Nomeen, 1844, MILITARY BALL, ONIGINAL Lead us not into Temstatiou, by lohn Ne: i { He THIRD © Raisin cang By suianour by Nita BH Ongood. | ug Lg og uble; or, who is nut Col. i. Ce. iss » ahybe a Man y leis 52, maw be obtained of Joha Carnes, 61. Jehu The ¥iaters be tue Editor. rons Gone Moods of the Mird, by Virs E. ‘The t i . from the Di ‘oor Man. ‘e “hall Meet Ag: 1), Pat erson. ight ad Darkars, by ©. D vald M'Lrod. AY. Fhe Last Glas, by tase! Joerrlig. DA Yi y ot Yout . Paulding. tion ef the approne Indian Maiden, by the Bai disay'Peilceapny; 7 the tdlion yyy of Love acme , Kditor. Recollections of hina by Mrs CH Butler. fo wy Sia.er on her Bridal, be Virv Anna Core Mowatt. The Song of © rght, by Isaar F. Sherhard, he Covtrast, by Wi ida P Hane. Morris; or, the Indian Coquette, hy teary P, Schoolcraft. Though's for Aw , by ‘the Editor. Books of the Month kr cape, Lace Py voved by lovers ppl orma. Periodical ngeuts will find it for therr ¥ vantage to peg iascstciy me ear OEKONG'S VALENTINE B EMBELUISH MEN ja were LENTINE EMPORIUM, 4 Nasemu atrert, New } ork. SOLAR LAMVSCANDALABRAS, Gi SY Br kets, Hall Lamss and Lanterns, Chi ery deveriptio. . Asteal Lamps ltered to 8a. riment ofthe abe 10 eoltained at So uf eturi g Store, No. 3 John at eet neur Broad) Le No @ Gold rere; AB artien TS, - Colambian Magazine kS. Ags fur the Columbian J.G Chapmas. M feent olnjea=fro ms pur Mus c— Th. Chiin that iuks my hewt to thea ? a balled Petry by Mea, Aun S. Steyhers; Music by Mise Aun Slo min ved to 8a, TE) M883 rer annum, in -rvarcestwn copies for $5, 01 one Copy two yeurs for $5, Si yle ra 2d conte ench coreg the ity ans conte =A opt % tates and the Canadas. by the eines. seakL TOME ‘5% Ws ltwy re 3 Astor ase ERMAN FEMAL a CARD, cine | therevut of the PHENIX EXCHANGE. via, c# of the SNEDECOR AND THOMPSON, ; NFORM 7 rows jends, that 1 hove taken and € ittea the payutar efector oi the coraer of Fine | .quare’ where she es | with the etrletest ¢ Nanya atte, anown ws the CPHENIX EXCHANGE: | jv cates of fiver ony at ypage ete. ep thee! st liq vor ewan Advi and are devevmined | ae one ppd ap gent ween’ use the pills. Pr} per Brandy «1 (+10, are requeatea to cal and try ay.ry fine artiel: just r9e iv THE DINING DEPARTM: NT i c ( , lace ner an My Ne is compl -tely re-organ- (od ETON DUCK=100 bales Americas suneriog (Article, romerising + ex for sal ay Files Desk » yey 0.10, r, well verve anit, Y, esos a me bod Cs . As ir Pa Gee Lay eo, Rench ereane cred 10 kerpen fre et : ao patgounat oftheir trends and the Publier as long aa tev obal | [JET H, CARY ASS 100 digee Ne ty hor ag found to deoerve th ac g SNEDECOR. 126 ote ee BR EOLLING ke GO, se Boeth st. STIN D. THOV PRON. A ND. N_ B—The LUNCH at the Bar, will be served up every day between 0 and Il o'clock, A. M. Oyeters in every styl at all hours of the day. JM ttaw is tw re taresy th st. ke, J, % Bout EAT—~1300 busiels Iilinois Wheat, for sale E. K. COLLINS & C +6 Boat) DVERTISING AND PUBLISHING. —1 he subscribers have J vine their interest inthe Publishing aud Periodien! hasinens, and are to compte and invert advertisements in the city and eo the eneap pabliestion the country in adv 138 CARD au 100 kegs pare Leal Lard, Ja fine order, ARD~75 barrels anu 100 hege pre ket ly % ie fee . 56 Sonth street, the proof copies ot WINFS=2 Ovnies B T ‘comprising an asvort- Fe itntee fof Sereereait [ and ne ow foe ecm 3 (eee ed ne ent TIN he C0. 28 Remth atest A bk ots BRANDY-8, T. N. + @ Tort street, is constantly it recently z Jeoaived direct from Roc! ‘of PORTUGUESE FEMAL! ’ 1d and genuine brayd and ye which | (PHESE far ud celebrated Pilla, Srom Portage). sre jar ice a | Lniiansedaat