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‘TWHNTY-KIGHTH CONGRE: VIRGT SESSION. Senate. Wepnespay, Jan. 31, 1844. Repuction of Postace—Mr. Wricut presented resojutions from the Legislature of New York sengiy in favor of the proposed Post Office Re- form Fixine, Stanpine, ano Fiaatixo —Mr. Crit- TENDEN presented another memorize! from Mr. Pen- nington for aid to fly. Mr. Crittenden mov reference to the Committee on Military Aflairs. it was true this was not a flying Committee, he said, but rather a standing and fighting Committee; still he knew of no other committee more appro- priate. Fox anp Wisconsix Rivers.—Consideration of this bill was postponed till next Monday. ‘ Insane Asyium IN THs Disrricr.—The bill for appropriation to this object was taken up und de- bated. $10,000 are asked ‘to fit up the building, and $3,000 per annum afterwards. bill was postponed till Monday next. ‘The Senate then ‘went into executive session. House of Representatives. Wepnespay, January 31. ‘The 21st Rule—Mrs. Redding’s Funeral. The journal being read, the Speaker decided that the first business in order was the consideration of the report relative to Tur 2Isr Rv: Mr. Strives resumed.—It was stated Mr. Speak- er, Pe the member from Maine, and reiter- ated by the member from New York, as weil as by other northern democrats, separate, this question of the right of petition from that of abo- lition, and see how we willcome upto the mark. Youshall see how we will sustain our ob! tions to tl uth and to the Union. Sir, these two questions ought never tohave been blended ; they have been connected only by a miserable trick.— Tt is an artful scheme to excite the sympa. thies and delude the judgment of — this legislative body. Who are the — authors of the trick, who the projectors of this scheme? Who ‘was it that first connected the two questions together ? Are we of the south—the slave holding community, re- sponsible for this ? It cannot be pret for a moment that we are subject to this cherge. No one can presume that we would create any interference with the mainte- nance of our just and constitutional rights. Are our friends at the north—those opposed to the abolitionists chargeable with this? Decidedly not. Sir, they d cate this difficnlty—they pray to be delivered from this embarrassment, and we doubt not their sincerity. Who, then, are the authors of this scheme? There is but one other party amenable to the bp ad and they are the abo- litionists themselves. Will our intelligent friend: of the north suffer themselves to be entrapped in thia way, in the snare set for them by a miserable set of fanatics. Ithns been argned that the sholitioniste have so fully succeeded in poisoning the minds of our constituents, so thoronghly e the) persuaded them that the non-reception of their petitions is a violation of their rights, that unless we carry ont thei he relations between us, of representative ws, and constituent,must be dissolved. Sir, such a suggestion is almost beneath contempt. Any man who legislates here with a view solely to get back into this Hall, will of coursenot be guided by any thing like reason or justice. Such a man is unworthy of his station, ause he legislates for himself, and not for his country. Mr. Anprew Jonson, of Tennessee, next made a most excellent and sound common sense speech, taking the same views of the subject. He contended that LBs must bea point where decency in petitions must stop, and indecency begiu, or else this House would be daily flooded with the trash of every tool and maniac in the country,and the members would not have time to do the real business of the nation, but have their whole time consuuwed in lis- tening to, and rting upon, the ravings of fanatics, who would stop at nothing short of the dissolution of the Union, ‘He was as warn an advocate of the right of petition as any man, but his constituents seut him there to exercise some discretion, as to what should consume the time of the Mouse, and what should not. He hoped the rule would not be abolished, and he wished a proper distinction pre- served between a white man anda negro, Mr. Burk: New Hampshire, moved that the House journ at2 P.M. This was agreed to. ‘he rest of the day spent in receiving reports from various committees, ‘w! did not give rise debate, None were seccived of any public importance. The House then adjourned, in order to enable the members to attend the funeral service, held in conse- uence of the death of Mrs, Redding, wife of the member rom New Hampshire. e Accrpent.—Captain Israel Rudner, of the steam- boat Farmer. plying, between the lower side of Market street and Camden, was suddenly killed yester- afternoon, while the bout was at Camden. Ho went low to examine the machinery, and the enginver not knowing he was there, started the engine, which severed the head of the unfortunate man from his body. He was aged about 30, and has left a family.—-Phil, Gazette, Ist. Supreme Counr or ie Unrrep Srares, Jan. jo. 3—Wm. M. Gwin vs. James W. Direed- love—In error to the Circuit Court of the United states for the Southern District of cr py a Mr. Justice Ca- tron delivered the opinion of this Court, reversing the SBagment of the said Circuit Court in the cause, so far as tadjudaes Gwin to pay 26 per cent. damages and in ull other respects affirming the said judgment. No. 10— Edmund P. Gaines and wife complainants, vs. Beverley Chew etal. The argument of this cause was concluded by Mr. Barton for defendants. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Frast Boaao, Feb.1—100 shares Girard Bank, 85 8}; 380 dodo 8}; 0 do do Saf, 83; 200 do do bif, 8}; 20do U. 8. Bank, 2df, 5}; 410 do Wilmington RR, 163; 20 de Union Bonk Tennessee, 634; 30 do do 63f; $2000 State 5's cash, 65; 10shures Schnyfkill Navigation, 36. Srconp Boao, Jan 21—$5000 State o's (in $1000) sat, 65}; $1000 do 5's, 65}; 3 shares Commercial Bank, 51}; 10 do Wilmington Railroad, 163; $2368 State 4's, 65; 10 shares Girard Bank, 8}. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. BBartimoar, Jan 31—No arrivals. Cld Somerset, (Br) Wil- fame, Demerara; Com Kear. ey, Paine, Br Went Indies, oiicHstonD, Jan 3—Below, J A Lancaster, Loveland, New jens. Adjourned till to-marrow. BROTHER JONATHAN FOR THIS THE week will be a papery number, and should be purchased in by every person in the city. See the contents:— 1. Lanor. axp Lanonens—A very able and interesting article, by the Editor, which should be read by every working man in the country. 2. HortHan’s Wanverinas—A review of this interest- ing work ofa journeyman Tailor, with copious extracts. 3 ne Lo >xz, the Chess Bishop—a Legend of Spain—a capital story. iz THe pa i Panis—a review of this celebrated work of Jules Janin—with interesting extracts. %. Tus. Grummcen—continuation of this great novel, which beats ‘ Frederica Bremer” all to nothing. 6. Curae Lirerstene and the Courier & Enquirer—“‘a first rate notice.” 7. Jenemy Bentham—Review. Fonrianens ws America. 9, Arrams or THE Natiox—Affairr of the States—Fdu- cation—Religions news—General Intelligence, Foreign News, &e. 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PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for the permanent cure of Gonoroh@a, Gleet, and all wocupuralent discharges from the urethra. “Ne medicine ever oftered to the public, exercises such a powerful effect on the bladder and urinary organs, as those valuable vege! table pills, They are the fruits of twenty-five years ex: rience of Professor Velpeau at the Hospital of Le Charite, in Paria, and are confidently recommended by him as the — preparation that has proved successful in every case They were introduced into this country two ears ago, by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, luring Thich time more than ten thousand boxes have been sold ; and the College defies a cae instance of failure to of the C be shown. Sold in boxes, $1 cach, at the Office ‘ollege, 06 Nassau street. W. 8, RICHARDSON, Agent. EXTRAORDINARY SCENES IN WASHINGTON. NEXT WEEKLY HERALD. UNRIVALLED ATTRACTION. The WEEKLY HERALD, which will be published | next Saturday, will contain a full, authentic, graphic, and daguerreotype report of the recent scenes in Wash: ington, with elegant engravings if possibte, in which Mr. Stewart, Mr. Weller, Mr. Adams, Mr. Ingersoll, Mr, Shriver, all bear a conspicuous part. ‘This Weekly Herald will be the only paper in the coun try which will contain a fuithful picture of these scenes, ‘The Washington papers generally, out of their modesty or poverty, have suppressed the richest portions of these doings of great men. So also have all the other papers in the large cities which are too beggarly to pay for reporters. In fact the HERALD is the only journal that maintains at Washington a full corps of reporters, and absolutely pays them with money—not bankruptcy: ‘These reports, in the Weekly Herald, will be accom- panied as we have said, with elegant engravings, illus- trating the picturesque movements of the speakers, pugi- lists, and other distinguished charac.ers—Price $4 per hundred —papers—not pugilists. Orders to be sent in without delay. Newsboys, attend. {G-ANOTHER SPLENDID WORK—-This day will be published at the New World Office, 30 Ann st, price 25 cents, Wanpenincs or a Jovaxrrvan Tarton, through Europe and the East, during the years 1424 to 1810.— ‘Translated from the third German edition by William Howitt. This is a book for the people. It gives & graphic ac- count of the author's travels on foot, through all the coun- tries of the East, working his way with his tools of trade— and reer es from country to. 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WINCHESTER, $0 Aun st. 0G- PREMIUM RAZOR STROPS.—The first p mium at the Fairs of the American Institute has been awarded, year after year, to G. Saunders, for the invention of the Metallic Tablet, with four sides—No, 1 side having the effect of a hone, without using oil or water. Tne other sides are for keeping the razor with a fine, smooth edge, so that razors can be kept in perfect order without having recourse toa cutler or barber. It is used and re- commended by the first cutlers in England, and certified by the most scientific gentlemen in this country. Ite great celebrity has caused counterfeits and imitations in- numerable, which can easily .be detected by the coarse and imperfect surface of what is called the tablet side, the original being smooth and polished. Manufactory, No. 163 Broadway, New York. PRIVATE MBEVICAL AL ‘The members of the New York Collegeof Medicine and Pharmacy, in re- returning the public thanks for the liberal support they have received in their eiorts to “suppress quackery,” 1 ee leave to stute that their purticular attention continues tc be directed to all diseases of a private nature, and from the great improvements lately made in the principal hos- pitals of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, yey can confidently offer to persous requiring medical aid al- vantages not to be with in any institution in this country, either public or private. ‘I'he treatment of the College is such as to insure yuccess in every case, and is totully different from that neru ¢:ens practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, ant iu most cases leaving a divease much worse than the original. One of the mem- bers of the College ,for many years connected with the principal hospitals of t urepe, altends daily for a consulta- tion from 9 A.M. to5 P.M. ‘Yerms—Advico and medicine, $5 Acure guaranteed. We find the receipts and stock in Mobile this year larger han at the same dates for many previous yeers. At New Orleans, with a {much larger stock then usual in conse- quence of not shipping, the reeeipts have been much less. ‘The future movements are wraptgin mystery. The specu- lative fever will increase as the season udvances and the extent of the new crop better known. The principal part of the spcculotion will be in this market. Speculators ot the South will forward their cotton to this post, for the two-fold purpose of obtaining discounts on it and having it inthe best market. ‘The reports that daily reach us re- garding the yield of the new crop are so contradictory that no confidence can be placed in them. There has not been so unfavorable a season, for gathering, since 1525 as the present. In many parts of the cotton growing sec- tions the rains have been so con(inual, that two-thirds,the Don~=Packet ship Victoria—Geo H. vi * 9 larne Barret Webs ari Corr toke Conese Recta’ Moi Michard feelor, lady acdsenrert: Jaman fellow Thneey iting: Sebt B Chichester, WM Mone. W Hay usd. Lore op) D Woif, Holland; Aruhur de Biadel, Paris—aud’ 20 in 4 Pont teerage. aU Pratt—Sehr Alicia—O Kerst, of St Domingo. Passengers Satled. Ye z00—Mrs Hubbell and (wo chil’ t Montgomery, J Sheldoa, ail o! New Onieans- Ys, Montgomery, Mi ‘ork, Foreign {mportations. kgs Burritt & Jolt co—t0 D Landreth 12 W B Berd—2 Ne 13M growth of certain districts, have been lost. ‘The crop will | shxw & Jones 6 Kone, Tow: oid . . is Oakey & i— 5 Garduer, Colb: 1 — 30 Pe & not exceed 1,800,000 bales; that was our first estimate, ond | “ihe, ‘(ck & MeLeancis'® F Dore? 9 Conunnes’ Bar wehave seen no good cause to change that opinion. o—3 Binns Specie continues to pour into New Orleans. ‘The re- ceipts on the 16th ult. amounted to $106,000 ; on the 17th to $117,000, making the Total to the 17th, this season. For same period lust year. . & Welford—-2 Barber Brothers—4 Phelps, Dodge & ¢: & Halstead—$ Thompson & Adams—2 Garley & Hill—2 D Mor Barclay & Brothers—2 Phelps & co—2 R Clark & co— r= 9G Liuk—10 Mast rs, Ma-koe S co—1_ L Mier ‘agliebue—! A Plunkett—1 W Witliams—t J Balen: hastelain & Ponvert—2 Lewis & Mier—1 J Morrison & Dwight—i P A Mesier—1 D Alden & co—1 Newstadt Ss Barret-—1 Morlon & Lawrence—1 Coffin, Bradley & co—2 Phelps, Dodge & co—20 tons coal J Griswold-150 bxs tin plates 225 shes t» order. Port av Puatr— bacco 200 hides A At Decrease this season... ... .. «$1, ‘This, on the face, shows a falling off of nearly two mil- lions in the receipts for the season, but the actual amount received will greatly exceed the receipts ot last ; that is, the amount in circulation is larger than has ever before been known, ‘The Legislature of Ohio are at work trying to make more Bank capital. The House of Representatives have passed a bill incorporating the Bank of Chilicothe. The bill will get a quietus in the Senate, as all others of a similar nature have before. The Legislature of Ohio will, doubtless, adjourn without perfecting any new system of banking. The people of the State will here+ after reap the benefit of the schism in the Assembly. The want of banks is felt by afew reckiess speculators who cannot find food for their profession without them. They will soon find it is impossible to obtam them, and will Alicia—50 bags coffee 220 cersons to- 1 Domestic Importations. St Manxs—Brig Sta 85 bales cotton Holbrook &co—S81: enter & co—33 Perkins & Hopkius—25 Smith, &co—30 Geo Cot ins—15 Mel, Coe & Anderson—u Ma. © rie & co—21 ty order HAKLE ST ON—Ship Clinton—J100 bales cotton J Reaard—100 casks rice GB More ood MARITIME HERALD Mi Hoh +May 23 J 0 Ship Slasters and Agents. We shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of) Vesela, will a ive transfer their movements and operations to some ether | ee eh os EERE ENy Or One. How ie State where the system of banking grants them the neces- | Veasels Spokea'on their Passage, a List of th ‘an sary facilities. The honest, hard working, producing | {27 ia, Newspapers or News they m: lng board them immediately on their arrival. dentay at i ce WOl ape sanlke' a vor be jen or abroad, w onfer a fav fenton tg Unis Oils all the Marine ine © they ean class may at first experience a little inconvenience by the , ti} it "the Marine. Intelligeuce they can obtains, Nautical Information of aay kind will be thankfally absence of banks, but the vacuum will soon be supplied with a sound currency that will admit of no depreciation, ‘The disorders in the circulating medium being once more regulated, and the banks suffered to go out of existence by limitation, the future will be divested of the many and sudden fluctuations all classes have pasted through, ma- king the really valuable classes the greatest sufferers. It would bea happy state of things if every legislative body was as thoroughly divided on the subject of banking as that of Ohio. It would be a great safeguard of individual property, and in compelling evils to work out their own salvation, create better times than the wisest heads could produce with all the legislation in the world. ‘We stated a few days since that the Legislature of Ten- nessee had created an additional tax for the purpose of raising a larger revenue. ‘This additional tax is on money or capital loaned or deposited at interest,or used in shaving notes, or other evidences of debt, All stock of indivi- dual resident stockholders, in all the corporated compa- nies, is to be added to the list of property enumerated in the sevenue act of 1835—-36, All property enumerated in that act, with the addition above given, will hereafter Le taxed the sum of seven and a half cents on the $100 value, ‘The State tax on merchants and all other privileges and ocen- pations, to be increased in like proportion, ‘This bill was opposed by the Democrats m the Legislature, on the ground that retrenchment should supercede the necessi- ty oftaxation. ‘They proposed reductions in the expendi- tures of the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Depart- ments, ‘Thin is the first step to be taken in economy.— PORT OF NEW YURK, FEBRUARY 2, +712 516 MOON SETSe+e+ + HIOH WATE Olearea. verry, Liverpool, E 9 Tunes & Co; Grotius, Orleans, J Atkins & Co~Barjue Altorf, Snell, Schr Roselle, (Br) Wilkinson, Bt Arrived, Morgan, from London and Portsmouth, Joln Grswold Exverie ced severe Ships Sheffield, Sears, New vi Joha ‘ F Orleans, with cot The Lis reported by nt ‘anson, (of Bath) 10 days from rleston, A Jas been on the coast for the Vv Y pe A bidge, 24 days from St. Marks, with cotton, ed keavy weather throughout the weather, aud has tue bitten rom Wilmingtou, NC, pal pa rE. W. Bradley, Penne: with naval stores, to 81. M Sehr Wellington, Kuowltou, mise. to master. Schr Mary Jaue, Lawrence, 5 days fom V to J. Beotou. Dlown off 3 Sehr Harriet Louisa, Toter, 5 days from Virgil to anaste. : y Sloop Margaret Shultz, Simonson, from York Rivir, with wood, to master. days from Baltimore, with reinia, with oats, Experienced very heavy weather, aud has beeu with cora, Below. Barque Alabama, Merritt, from Apalachicola, with cotton, Imrontant to Country Invatins.—Persons livin; the country and not finding it convenient to attend per sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing all medicines requisite to perform a perfect cure by statin; their case explicitly, together with all symptoms, time of contraction and treatment received elsewhere, if any and enclosing $5, post paid, addressed to W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. a one and Consulting rooms of the College, % Nassau t Q@- THE DEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD FOR ‘a weuk back is Sherman's Poor Man’s Plaster, which has produced more cures than any other remedy known.— The demand hus increased to an enormous extent. Joseph W. Hoxie, Fsq., Moses Henriques, Esq, and numerous other individuals, who have used this Daxter with great success, recommend it, and persons aiflicted with rheuma- tism, pain in the back, breast, sides or limbs, cannot find a better antidote. Be sure and get the geauine “ Sherman’s Poor Man's Plaster,” at his warehouse, 106 Nassan stre or of his agents, 227 Hudson; 188 Bowery; 77 EF. Broad way; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. 0G THE G! Peters’ Me dicated Lozen, e the most valuablue discovery of the 19th century. ‘They are entirely pleasant to the taste and more efficacious than any other medicine. Thesq Lozen- ges are the result of Jong continued and patient investiga- tion and experiment, conducted in concert by some of the most distinguished physicians in the Union, who, believ- ing that some of the best known remedies ‘might be pre- pared in a palatable form, have directed their labors to. tnat end till they have produced preparations in the popu- lar form of Lozenges for nearly every disease incident to the human system. For sale at 125 Fultor street. 0G- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, is now confidently recommended and prescribed by the first medical practi+ tioners of the city, for all cases of debility preduced either by secret indulgence or excess of any kind detrimental tothe constitution. It is an invaluable remedy for impo- tence, sterility, or barrenness (unless depending on mal formation) and will be found highly beneficial in all com plaints arising from a debilitated state of the constitution ‘old in single bottles $1 each; in cases of half a dozen $5 carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Office and Consulting Rooras of the College, 95 Na! street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX f, for the radical cure of primary or secondary Sy- ‘This powerful alterative has entirely taken the place of mercury among the regular medical practition- It is composed of the most strengthening and pu: T GAINED— ers. . ing vegetable medicines, and always give additional strength to the constitution while curing the disease. Persons suflering from a venereal taint in their system, or mercurial disease, should use this powerful alterutive 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. Thursday, Feb. 1—6 P, M, Stocks are very fluctuating. Ohio Life and Trust ap- pears to be at present the firmest stock onthe hst. It went up } per cent; Harlem,}; Indiana, }; Farmer’ ‘Trust, }; Pennsylvania 6's, down 4; Illinois, } ; Vicks burg, | ; North American Trust, J ; Long Island, | ; Ten- nessee 6's, }; Kentucky 6°s, sold at 101] ; Norwich and Paterson closed firm at yesterday’s prices. ‘The sules are to a very moderate extent. The Worcester Mutual Insurance Company lost $16,000 and the /Mtea of Hartford $6,000 at the fire in Dexter, Maine. ‘The state of the money market, created by the move- ments in cotton, has a very unfortunate influence on stocks, and keeps prices in many cases below par for good seven per cent securitirs. It is estimated that there are more than 100,000 bales of cotton held in this city on spe- culation. This large stock is valued, estimating fifty dol- lars the cost of a bale on the average, at $5,000,000, most of which is held through facililities received from the Wall street banks. These five millions have been principally drawn from stock operations and inves- ted in this staple, The daily demand on the bunks from cotton speenlations, is very heavy, and the stock in this market, is constantly increasing, and acceptances from the south for advances continual ly presented for discount. The banks are dixposed to take all paper of this description offered ; in fact, are anxious to get hold of allin the market. ‘The movements of cotton at the South are very important at this moment Ofone hundred and sixty-three ships in the port of New Orleans on the 17th iust., only ten were up for Liverpool Of fifty in the port of Mobile, only two were up for that port. At the same date last year there were thirty-six ships up for Liverpool! at New Orleans, and twenty-five up for the same port at Mobile. Comranatiy Jan. 16, 1844. Bhips-++ WL 5. 62 333 253 hows a larger number of vessels in port on the 16th ult. this year, than on the same day for any of the previous six years. The increase is éontined to ships exclu- sively. This; also shows that arrangements have heen made by shippers, to provide facilities, to take the sup- plies away as soon.as the movements are perfected, or the advices received of the right complexion, ‘The receipt of the news by the Britannia at New Orleans and Mobile will sat the sales in motion, and the shipments must for a perio bi: Verf Leavy. | Aé an evidence of the disposition to hold for’ favorable accounts from abroad, we give the following table of tho Movemuntscor Cotton at New Onueaxs axp Morten. 43, f ce Hat f att 110,01 428 1843, 417 374,395 163,494 U4, 17 182,908 27,697 82,763 18.4)" 969 912,700 174,483 10 order. Brig Sterling, Hamilton, from Savannah. Salled. Ship Yaz00, Wybray, New Oxleans, in tow of steamer Sam- son After a good pruning of the expenditures.—after the out- goes have been cut down to the lowest dollar, the people would more willingly submit toa tax. Many legislators 4 7 There is but very little drift ice in the Upper and Li keep their eye on the receipts, without dreaming of the | Baya. | Mt Nery Httle drift ice in the Uprer aud Lower extravagant expenditures that yearly absorb more then Miscellaneous. the resources, Packnts Detainep —The Medintor, for London, and St ned to morrow. The Cam. this morning, having been detained Nico'as, for Havre, are de bridge, erpool, sa by the ice. ‘The Secretary of thefTreasury has issued the following official report, for the information of those interested in the Mexican indemnit Trrssuny Derartwesr, Jan. 30, 1844, The holders of certificates issued by this Department, under the Convention with the Republic of Mexico, will, on the presentation of their respective certificates at th Bank of the Metropolis, on or after the 7th day of Februa ty next, receive their proportions of the second instalment and interest paid by Mexico, after deducting expenses of transmission and insurance on the transmission of the funds to the United States. ‘The amount to be distributed is $137,743 25 equivalent to six 83224.100000 per cent of the ls. Claimants who are desirous of receiving the amount payable on their certificates, at Boston, New York, Phi rican. ‘was ‘considerab'y , last week, while eadeavor en thoroughly repaired, anc jomed ue h rbor is eo’ plenutully damaged by the 1 ing Ly Low a vessel the thet of towboats d at present. ‘ KECK —Was passed off Smith's Island 26th 0 0 tender her foresail, appareutiy 60 or 70 ‘ons, d boat—blowing hard at the Um x, chaine, jab not understaad wher be pee Senn bask A: —Cutier Taney, at Norfolk, from a i the Bay, off Hampton, sche Fair Amert- drifting out thé Capes; righted her aud towed ‘The crew had been taken uff by some ve.sel. Whalemen delphia, or Baltimore, are requested to notify the Register PSD aera of the Treasury of their wishes, on or before the 10th day | Niaane Ii’ Ncw Heufatd’ © "he ship supposed the Mary, of February next, stating the dates, numbers, amount * So erom. of their respective certificates, upon which due notice will be given of the time of payment at thos: i J. ENCER, Secretary of the Treasury. ola stock Exchange. days from Demerara for Baltimore, Jan 16, Int by the Alicia, at this port : aiid from ‘Thomaston, for NOrleaas or Mo- : shot Kevs. jours tron Duston fur Mobile, Jan 21, 8 Shoal foreign Ports. $5000 Ohio 6's, v0 98 10 N Am Tat Co 154 Maraneas, Jan 10—In Gites Laces, thes ( as . : R . Lucas, disk; Octario, me OS bia 928 Hank 280 1 | Hamilton, for. Portland, dos Bag, Peainon, wig (rt: B:ruard, i. WIS TK BENE Life S Prast 110, | Donnell, do; Samos, Hecd, fur Boston, b days; Splendid, Suack i 225 Vick«burg Bank ford, une—and others. y > hae pao RS] Denrmane. Jan I-81 Ann Smith, Masters, Byltimore— 100 do, 330 8 | (since spoken.) eae agian an Jag | Wiscasset, Jan 25—Below, Zaida, Cunningham, Boston. — 10 do bao 32% | ld 27th, Chatics, Tisdale, Havana; Eliza Waren, P-ummer, 25 Cantoa Co Me anzas. Bo, To, Jon 31—No ket Roads, Exch inge, aharbcr. ‘The vess im Pickering, Story, Is, Below, at anchor » Matanzas for Portlani!—p fore _r ported below, remain. Africa, Cld 30. ‘orrester, W heatlard, “Lillinghast Say: 75 Paterson KR. 50 do 100 Harlem RR a do JON Jersev R 360 s10 R ‘ana; Chas Joseph, i 5000 Tex ne see's WNor&WoecRR 3 Groverstr: 27—Arr Seafan, Auderson, Ca 104 shas Del & @udsoa aed do bo York. sera iealcan, ogre, Sanam i 5 a F atiiast, Jan 23— thor, frozen siden sctigritees lle 7 ick, Peal, Herding Philadelphia for Bo Second Board. Boston for NYork; Pilgrim Dodge vbds 101% ‘At night the wind came Ni, with snow, $3000 Kentuck 95 Farmers’ Lean 4 5 io lo Pen’ 5 3 ight they would put to sa, eaters aw 5 OO be v Por, Jan 2—In port, ‘sac Franklin, Brown 50Nor&WoreRR 3 40 do 60 32%4 | from Teneriffe for Boston; also, Philewa, destiuation , &e. an- 10 Viebshe yd Rr ees 3317 | Rie nse, Jan 20—Without the Breakwater, frozen i eb AILS 1 Ra entaaeal B90 38 | gears NYork fur Boston Howes B New Stock Exchange. Pe tce $2000 U 8 6's, 119%% 75 Fermes’ Loan rt, (boarded by custer Jack- 300 do 13% 50 0 = . Boston tir Ne 5000 PennsyVa 5's Gig 75 Vicksburg Bank plied_w ith pro 5e00 do 6 1 do 8 C nxaet, Folger, Naa- 4000 do 6134 25 Canton Co bs 29% Norfolk more. z 1000 Ohiv 6's, “60 m7 2% do b3 298 | PHILADELeHta, Feb 1—Below, Washington, Benson, from 6000 lo om 25 do Liverpool; Home, Hall, Boston. 100 = do m% 1% do Rieumonp, Jan s9—Acr Nassau, Chester, NYork. Sld Eli- 00 do. 97% 50 Long Island RR 7236 | zabeth, Beaston, and Leontine, Harr. do. i} do 97} 100 shas Harlem KR 43 Jan 28—Arr Co ner, Doane, Plymouth: Ni 1000 Kentucky 6's = b3 102 50 do 43 n; Victory, Brush, and Star, Hallock, It: 1000 do 15 102 do aven, Sid Abigail Richmond, Cole; Empress, 1000, do 15 102 do Billings, and Shamrock, Currell, West In AGE dith, 1090 Hinois Gs, "70 IS AL dp hell, and L Luke, Lamkin, NYork; Reward, Jan- 1000 Ind 24 yr bonds 15 37 do chelor, Horton, New Orleans for rin, Newbaryport; 29th, mn c 10c0 do 37. Geo Thom 93 3739 ai 2000 do 2% shasN Am Trust 19 eT do b2o 15 idence; Boston; Cleopatra, NYork: 12th, ‘St ‘elds, Baltimore; Emily, NY ork’ for a harbors Tth, Gl wans! nd ‘IY Wynne, State of Trade. er Blaney. Asus.—Nothing doing in Pots or Pearls. We quote Na berth hy ea a eed the former at $462} and the latter at $56} a 6 12}. Ann, Cape wax.—Prime yellow is slightly enquired, for at t a North B 29} cen! WaAtHinaton, — Myers. State, Roberts, N jus, and B low, Sortox.—The market to-lay appears to have felt the ‘ ll advance at New Orleans and Mobile ; about 2600 bales | 24, Bol Rosevelt. « dT'wa Brothers, Hiichardyan. Nor — having changed hands at full prices, the day closing firm. | Doughty, do; Genl Scott, Doughty, West In@ies; 2ist, Henry. Frovn ann Gnatx.—This market continues unc hanged. | Burt. = Flour is firm at last prices. Genesee $4.51} a 4.87): Evento, NC. Jan 27—Sld Comrt, Chase, Barbadc es; Hope Hay.—Good bale sells at 58 a 60 cents, Very little doing | & 8 Window iy Youk c ton: Sarah Loui York Tas, (Bang cent jordeaax ; —U'd Francis Suunto ile, Weak. dire Be orgengon, Cop ninwen; Waceamiw. Vine rias, Fibbets, and Forest King, kelly, W he NY-ork. Sid a, Haven, Cd 25th. St Ma tin, (Br) Margaret, [Br] Bartlett, Nassau, NP Spy, mktin, Gray New York. Sid Androdus, Madison, Bullitey, N York; Esther, Emery, TON, ut these quotations. Léose country sells as wanted on the stand. Wuisxey.—Drudge remains dull at 23¢ ; barrels are in little more demand, at 24Jc, Rea Estare.—Sales of Real Estate, Ist February, 1814, by Anthony J. Bleecker & Co. The 3 story brick house and lot on the south. street, between avenues Bund C....... Leasehold premises, & years to run, ground $70, No. 166 Evsex street. . ere Lot of ground 8. W. corner 3 lots on cust side of 7 Lefavenr, Bog: Low, N tr Wilsou Fuller, a. wree, Mar sto y, ‘Thotnpsom Marks; Mary, ardson, I, NY¥ork; John Brouwer, rland, Baker, New Orleans; Bi Emory gto S ‘aterbi Te, St NYork. , each 25 fort Sation, Providence: dings thereon, each $02 : 18 lots the rear of the 26th lots, without frontage, subject to the payment of $2,400, at $200 1,650 CON. ces ccreevcesessccressssvvoreess 9,600 ry Fite, nd Robe Lasker, D te . ry : 1 oh Mt oht Varker, Dwi Married. iol Wa + {Be} Johnson, fo At the Church of St. Matthew, on Wednesday evening | Gr vtlemen. Mortis. aud Raton ote ; the dist ult, by the Rev. Jesse Pound, Mr. th ty 4 enld Wacom. Pie Rae Wel tis to Miss Catmanisr, daughter of John McRav, Kaq., W—Are} . Drew, Piymouth; Jaya, (B Jan 16—Are Manteo, Drew, FT aeattes, rates i omit ii ‘aloo, Carter, New York; all of this city. Tickering, Pernumbuco: More:ret, At Bedford, Westchester County, on the 7th ult., by Reed. Col the Rev. Nathan Reed, Col. Hxsny B. Tovo, of Sing Sing, | Dumfriessiaie (Br) Kelly, Belfast; to Miss Kstuuy E., eldest daughter of Jabez, Rolvertson, | Axgiatyfost. Mavtnn. a latonig, Massicott. Ams — dane W lliowton, Jeflares, Liverpool; Mars, Liwirio, and. Ag [8w] Oleson, Rio Janeiro, Old Ten Brothers Oraw ford, Died, ine, ihe: New York; Llewell:n, Burgess, . th. Lcehtavan |, O8 Wednesday evening Inst Brxsayin Romarye, an | Vatacorda; Marriot. (arithe, Maron, orks Nolide, [awed old citizen ® and a revolutionary soldier, in the eighty | Westernath, Rig Janeiro.’ Cld Hemittanee Silsby, NYork; second year of Tasso, Almy. NYor®: Agenoria, Sanford, Fall River. 8. His relatives and tends and those of his son Say .uel B Romaine, and of his sons in-law Grey Dillon, € ‘harles 20," PORE, ora partofa Store between Bor Nichols, Timothy Olmstead, Hen Be Western id d Cor- Waren a 4 im ae te hore a cof Wall straeta nelius M. Gaul, sre requested (without further invi tation) | To sacl a person having a suitapl mill toattend hie funeral, from his late residence No 2) Hud-| natal tren tee e Le son street, on Saturda: moon next, at 3) 7. M , pre, 7 VENTED aboot tion ts tearsofaes Adidiess M. cisely. 7 PP Ms Dre TROY cfedcac the Herd oftce, satina reference, andra. On Thursday morning, Ist instant, funy, wife of sohn | dent URSA, A 3a Baker, -aged 73 years and # months. ‘Alu Nie The wy ew loated with 27 Cherry stiee N ches, thoragial with + strameu ts ser by Chronometes. by theds of his own.niuch supe FO” to wry otters I that we la'ly believe hin to be the only can teach this invaloable Art in so zrear Hor friends, and those of Ler sone, Daniel and Me thew i. Baker, and of her sons-in-law, Henry Moore, € ieorge it. Hendrickson and Medad Platt; ara requested tor her funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, fry om her late residence, Nu. 3 Dover’ street, without further! invita tion On Thursday, Ist instant, Jane, wife of William: John- " ‘America wh son, in_ the 62 eur of her. and in so shore a lime, Wy snenr ations are enper Fier tlends and acquaintanges, and also those of her son | ln ively vslusbleand whiew hs i fa'hy capable of making from ‘Thomas dohnson, are invited to attend the fine cal, thix | Meaty vhyeceto any m9 perfec and in so. ahort hte day, (Friday) from her’ lato residence. 196 Fini jriseath | THs te Robles t to ata 8a Pry aa serlings Mey, street, at 4} o'clock, “Carriages will be in re ediness | C. Havens. and a number rf Captains aud Mates, ‘12 3t* rre ‘On Thursday. Ist instant, of cony PORTUGUESE FEMALE PALUST ion of the: brain, E med and celebrat ‘ills, from Portugal, are Sanan Exszanetn, daughter of Matt and E) vet \HESE far fa 3 i ’ feoegen, aged years and montha, et Tiree wiped ta ed thi eotintry. Sev abvertine AUCTION SALES. _ TE 3 ~ Auclionesr. (Store No. 36 Ann street.) pass At i gsicio , at the sales room, Reular Sale ef Choice srasouable taney aud staple Dry G ds of all di criptions in lots to hi om fining, closhs, of all kinds, Faria *, T'nuels, Hosiery, Mu livs,Calicu, Sh i ines, ¥, nvpose, Acai 0 uantity «f plejged A unity at Gree Shirts, finished and wi SATURDA At 1036 o'clock, ia the sites room, An exteusive assoitinent of ew aud af cond hind PALMO'S N. Y. Admicsi Ore Dollar, we ‘The Public are :espser7aT write a Soa AMUSEMEN'S. Performauer to commecce as half past 7 . OPERA HOUSG. HAMBeKS STREET. Mt parts oft louse. Doors open ceculiy Talorimed ther thie, ¥, wn on SATURDAY EVENING. bebroary 4 1844. SATURDAY BY 3, the performance will OVERTURE CPR si Afier which, isrst time in D the Graal Oo ta s Acts. by Beltini, of PURITANL NOWA BORGHESE . Vattel Lord Arthur Falbot- sae ee ri f Sir Bruno Noberton Big. Albcriaeat Gi ‘The whole wader the The Orch: i will comprise ‘Thi rector. Rigoor RAP! des, ke. 1 of Siguor VALTELL'NA. ietatw ETT At 105 and J TI, Maestroand e e.o'aiees. Dinetrolthet hows DG ETMENNE btn ocvaliaile Tisthie, The Drop Cartan by 8 gaom GuIDIU A end MONA. ; ‘ 5 itee ural Seeaery 4 ed — ry and pledged a Me URAGAL IT ieee he igs MOLINI i . B.—Ever ‘lity, be afforded for the disposal of aadothers, hh, euzited r . q ‘Mr. P, Gul se hall deveristons, Business will be carried 00 10 | poy Office now open (ngs Io taf oelnck for wi ar, Prompt, in this establishment. der the chaty py THOM ss BELL: 3 Aun stece —BA*GS KICHARDS & will sell to-worrow (+ rday) er tiou of foreien and Al esf rc the Piano Fore, Prauo avd V ano and Flats ces, Italiana aud of er Souge from the best overas C alogues are uow ready, aud the Music arranged pation ITARNDEN & CO’S EXPRESS LINE. (Oitiee No, 3 Wall a ard New Haven Ui naviget on ov the Soun Cuauven wine ve ther ilice of Harden & Go'clock, to acenmm: date passengers fur ven, y aud Boston. Passeagers cai cipal Hotels on crondway. Seats to be secu Kot & : for exami- vy Harnden & Co. will despat~h a Messenger with Stnall eg trom their Office ev -ry evening a: 6 o'clock, for I Providence, MNVEN & CO., 3 Wall stre t February 2d_ 1814. flee E PVBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE — KUMMLES: fg SHALL, situitse No. (10 Broadway, an ol established ‘a dwell kuown House. The prop.tetor hiving aao- Thee not evite h satrention to his ove | An n hase, a good inducement now offers. M.D WINC Tice. wishing to pt on the premias £2 2%ec FOR SALE—17 he piece of land ¢ouri S acres, sitante in the village of Fort Li bank of the Huds no tiver, and known the premises are three Cottages, all Orchard of apple aud Cherry in gocd fener, and excellent cond tare ernnect with it. ; eceof laud in he same village, and West of and ing of about 7 acres, kuown On this place are two dwelting houses, farue pertion of it 1s in good calrivasion. "Atso—the property ia the same village fro. ting an the river, known as Long Dock, consist: g of upwards vf 51 acres, On tantin: Dork, and a small dwelling hou ¢ ity has undergone «expensive improve ments, 10 (ances, roads, stone walls, &c., and i: cludes a valua- Lie water front. RK. TILLOU f2imee 58 Wall A iew hundred hampers of v ry suve- 4 POL rior (rign Potters: rect from Londonderry, por shop Tens nesses, carefu ly selecte. for ily use, aud will b> sold in Jots to suit purchasers. Apply on board tre ot of Do: BRAHAM 8 & SON ver street, uF > 2m 117 Falton street AR, 67 DEY STREET, retween Brod: ich SANUS SU0' turns jends and the public at Liwe f ¢ house, ral aupport rece by, the gat ‘Ti ments to be had at all hours Sardines Backwoeet Cakes + oftes and Tes, Welch Ra ebits &: 8 tor on: Shiki g ev + cx. he best S-oteh and Irish Whiske-. etter supplied wits English, Irish, seoteh, Wei h Payers. Always Ue atest possible news by the er Avnet i om and Kus, od Diuusr of Roast or Bol sciiug off ould do well to @ assortment, of Mitevell, all of or retail, as the LLS AND at yery low Q eal before parc! Steel Pe ery low, eisher who esal he business this 8 CHNIE, Quill Mi 8 mnan wl will be oe . es th leave tI aubseriber wishes {7 leave in nufactarer. fel ime Pearl sireet. NOTICE b PALMO'S OP: RA HOUS! TPE, PUBLIC are respecttully informed that in ores to ren- der the product on o! the Opera worthy the patronage of the public of New York aud to give full and complet effect to the who.e, the fiat representation will mot take plyce wut i February 3, when weil ce positively per: yea T PUR : f the way ITAN {1 Strre L—BALTIM( RA this day taken H. ' JACKSO: -nerahio, ard ia future th: hon se will be “ondveced in the name of COLEMAN & JACK SU % "The patronage of the traveling pub.ic, aud wiluence of our Fends, 1s ves,eettuly so'iited, Balvmore, Be bruary 1, 1911 CIRCULAR. ‘PHE UN: SIGNED, who has been for many years con- nected with ine She it's Oil e i the cityal New York has opened an Office at No 77 au atreet, iNew York, f Et RORROY hw SBEARE deeds Rael aii pelo MOE: gages. Collecting Rea, Secving Distress Warva and fur the traneactio. of al Jar bus For bis fidelity, pan. tua it under went! ik JOM iff of the 1844. nt fl Imes ry tthe Superior Court ages cf tre Court Common Pleas weand? rd H_ Sandtord, Assistant Vice-Chancellor, lett, Fisq., Clerk uf the Supreme Court of New Clerk of the Sup: ure of New York. » Clerk of the ind Couaty of New bh Fadwar, Lewie v. Hall Will'am 1 Salen Dutcher, eq. Alexander Wa son, £54. geben Hoffman and Bosworth, Esq’s. ‘1 Joseph C. Mart, #4 ‘Avd generally to the Profession throughout the State of New York, fl lwis?m GARDEN. A Fixtures of the Con! Le Lent of sry . lust Zou the busiarss—a Marlen, &e. complete. up Saloon, aitvened to the store, and fur ‘Aliora most to otal Garden, fitted ithe, best styte, aut to accommodate two or th ak Fe sheen fited up aca great expease, and yn Caacringe, as the owne: has otter boa aid tori —togstoee” with a eet the Pret aire as above, itiw'm : fi. LUER, Propretor. TLENIION OF HOUSE Bi.PERS and others weotfully sulie't d to th» fol owiny :— JSLAD, havi @ ately arrived from Ge man’ hortly, offers ths foll wig acicles of werthan they have ever be- 8, P Also. areuly fitted nis ed comp ete. ‘I of style— y Hq alities p, half brown and white do do mbrie ‘*. tment of Needles, of every deve: retail eust-mere, nd it grestly to Hand exam ne these Lineus, as icis a sare uing very superior gous av exceed ing low prices. L Call (for a few weeks only) at No. 6 Sixth avenue, between IL and $ o'clock. HY Steod* ee _ NOT. TO SOUTHERN AND WasTERN MERCHANTS. ¥ Nu GENTLEMAN, who is now 1 re 4 im, ant correct knowlouge of, the Boot, Sh ther and Sommmission Business, is esman, or fur any resrectal ven. Apote addtesses “A. imret with | rompt attention. wit in, hs wife and © ate Newth Wa G .acth Mice. PACKET sili? ON ces by this ship ae req at pret No. G Kast River, M goods wot permittea by the oth proxumo, will the pnbiie store, 20 sere aS ULb YOTA1LULS —The pack t spp ‘oxford, just arrived, has ou board aquastity of Euxtish Potet superior quality, Paving been procared expres ket, whieh will be sold in any uumiber ot uw be! use Ap ly to CHARLES H. MARS«d giwh 8 Bi j Sola LaMrs, CANDA +) brokete | Lams and Ls every description, Asteal Lamps altere assortment of the abaye to 1¢ of tai Manuf ctaric g Store, Ni Br their No 29 Gold ptreet. ticles wholesa @ and retail. jt the only where Nied at very low pri: han any in a quirt, 1 be Family, ree id, Terms inust be moderate. Addiess J°0 tre A, FROM HAVIE —Consiga ested to send there permits on board ot of Brovd street, wi how delay, be sent to 0, 3 John stieet, Al near Bi i ‘and able to tarnish turing the shove themsely the above ars warrant dh « NB. Cioods loaned for parties. HENIX HORSK BAZAAR—Nos. 109 and 19, feet WILLIAM COWAN respectfully 3 frieuds and the public gene wily, that he into copar nario with THOMAS H. DILKS, un firm of - owan & Dil H ving taken the larse and ¢ ., mnadiens fi e-proof st b'es door North © teeber ) i they have opr @ sale of Hover, Carri and horas eat pF yh hes thes OV sity to retara thanks for the very Titerl petranage bese wed cu him white proprietor fthy * Horas Bézaar” Crosby strc, andi colverting the pair m8 Of hin 01d Crve e - that the tthe eo tire ay probat minodatons (or over One Handed the kb Ince of TURBDAY, Febronry 13th en on TUS _Febreary 13h, Carriages, Ha) os lode ‘Previous fd a rT Fee... brnar] Arra: gements have been made with the fi eit lighted aud warm car to leave tel y on the close of perfoimaress, rapning as far as 424 we sghnare scien im vers street 1m- FRCHELL'S OLYMPIO THMATAA. THIS EVENING, February 2—The performances will RA TTAVOLO. After which. MY WIFE'S OUT. To conelade witn DIANA’S REVEN' Diava, GE, or the Fate Fs “TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN CIRCUS. or BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. Boxes 25 cent Pit 1236 cents. . LOWNIE. ca BENER IY OF THISEVENING ¥ebruay2—The performances will com: “"'meuce with A Grand Military Cavalcade of Ten Hones. ‘At ter which, A qreat variety of Equestrian Acts, Feats of Strength, Songs, ances, &e,- To be followed My, F y SPRITE OF TH ices, the « SILVER SHOWER. ‘ofl wed b: THE VIRGINIA ‘MINSTRELS, To concinde with JACK, TdE GIANT KILLER, AMERICAN MUSEU: AND PERPETUAL FAIR, Every Day and Evening 1 Dyy vi it re aim ‘The mest anrivatle days of Mois ard Masi cers and Pactomims (5 meutentitled (he VeaNET) Aso, last week of the A The ¢ boys are the greatet fectly wh te, Lut with every the Negro. Likewre engaged, DR. May. T G BOOT SE nd GREAT WESTERN Y ukee Le ecuve on Anim il Magueti evved with repe ted tarsus of applause the UECN, the most sur; rising Fortune ‘Teller rid, way be snvately cous. ited af a times regarding phe GIPsY 4 ntaud Fu ure Ey vance, every eveuiu Peri ous at 3 o’elve! 2 "ICH Adiniasion 25 centa—children auder tex yeurs, half price. UG 2 cenis extra for private consultations with ret Queen, me ‘I hey Ced same evening free. off red here. Last three the celeb Dan- wrand divercise- ad AN binos or Saow White Neer es — ck ao BALL. curios ties of the age, beg per Osher festuce and peculiarity of VALENTINE, H. G. SHER- Ly Pte CEMITO, La Petit who will intr duce his which has Leea wink hte, ute. 4 * 7 o'clock, and Saturday after- TABERNACLE ATTRA Conte elem aes U be deliversd b quently al ND pear aun 5, WhO tog ard the M f the most n y of New <5 cents M ve charac CTIVEe NOVELT BRE A es. nid gereral wufluenc ceaz TUs Sie A. m are t ¢ traly surprising ters Hugh ‘TH* HUGHYS FAVILY. AULDKERSS ac the Bro-dway {phere eng, Feb 2, 1314, m Address og Mus c— suciety—will at isis, Yor ladies cud ‘ter that has ever be n introduce: pee ing, Feb, 7, 1814 ing, Feb, 7, 1814. ; MFtickets $2, may be obtai K.B. Daly,'9 Broaa st. ‘A.M. shiern, 196 Fut oles, 105 Ca Lowusbery, 432 PARKERS DANCI N HALL — Mr. and the public that hii and continues unt two doors fi during the season, take ploce at Lammany ft. wishes wo nocd ond Hoffa and iutroduce seve ainew and pleasing setie of N G ACADEMY—W ASHING- to his trie da ‘garter commences this week, ‘Schoot likewise 1 ther Monday evenly) THEATR. T meat jahefree much admned Band wil fi) St re ICAL, NOTICE. AV KE will op 1 on or about the Hieations for engageamerts (ast paid) will recei tuon, if directed to W_S. Deverna, Propcrtor or J. M. Seott, Acting Manager, Box 332 Postoffice, jew York. "The propictor or his age it be f und at office m the ‘Theatre to attead to all ul secess, the ‘TO AMATEU R. BARTON, (pupil jully begs 19 announ struction on the Flate, dig to the method Ison. For terms and Godone, music manniactory. MESSRS. MU! reapectiall: Muse for Private Pa wartett, coutaintn Sy eri Hoyer: No NB Glee, wil Mr. pursued by the celebrated master, Charles SIC FOR PART! BSS & F d genttemea of New Yo.k and its vie Toa Band in prepared to blgy'the mo ‘Urders received and panctu eet An Extra number, contaming a I beshoruy issued (5r gratuitous delivery to regular RS ON THE FLUTE. of the sate C icholson,) cr thas it is his intention hed! Barton professes to teac! Fee ore a eeepc ores Droaiveayi aud bir: Beolares Prscofnte 17 hin? re I. PARTIES. Professors of ir petwous, the tedien y, that their Cotil- red and fashionab’ * &e. attended to at 26 Delancy st. yorite English 390 1m® re M. H. THOMPS.\N Cl part of the city or 4, whese he wilt recei.e, by cut of PARIS MILLINERY R=. CARROLL'S Old Established” Mesicated, Vapor ME ‘ia.ha, 2 Courvand: street, has, been i rds of 18 years used with much success iu sudden colds, coughs, shew tisim, chronic diseases ut the liver, dyspepsia, ague and fe- swelling of the lands, ery- ‘apor Baths ean be hid at Toa ou Sve re ee Mi s 7 to ad@icister Jodine, or any «ther sub! ian’ ing bath th case may require. It is an idea falsely entertained by'wany, that there, is danger cf taking cold after the axe Vapor Bath : the coutrary sf properly a mupistered. as hua can testify. Open tre 6 ng tli 9 o'clock at night. Portsbie Va- rooklyn. Beth ng J31 terre has removed’t» No.2! Johuptreet, fl i the tates: arrivals, a GouDs. W 'pvine Any vi Prixted in the first a¢ VA SIEING CARDS ty raved and yleof tie Art, at sduee Drices, at LENTINE'S, No. 1 Beeam: Cor er ot Park Row, Lovejoy's Hotel. O77 Please call and e cus 330 1m? rre MON HAM J. JA erate wear Bighdwee A ay may be req ‘Goods, Wearing Apparel, scription. wired on Watches, Jewnly, Bie } Y TO LEND. KSON, Pawnbroker, No. 58 Reade loans money it or small sums, fare, Dry evi id basics j30 Tmt re H to travelers bound to fruits, ke., atrent Im*ee traordit novel, ue jeaving, which appearant hair, both im lightness and natu: deri tn Tepes bonne co beastie that int all cases of perspiration evap he great evils of other wigs entirely avoided, ANA AGENCY.—The bers, agents for Mrs. AV ance Be araiue Fie, wil be to give info toy accounts coll apidzat their General Agency Ofice, 128 Po ie deters and parcels forwarded Be eve POTTLE. he day. io advat ite being made without sewing of ers 80 closely to resemble aw |, #0 porous is, ‘are ali ted to uspect this ‘beatty hod of fitting the aime tatal ie, ond be iy Cy ag, f atreet. on {2 1m#ec reaowved to keep patron: f thei Fevoand to deser ined, and thove who wisn a good dinner, be accommodated at moderate ¢ and the puol ISAAC 8 SNEDECO! “A CARD, nix EXCHANGE. PHE SNEDECOR AND THOMPSON, [NE QRM here nesmeroes friends, ne SW. extaee of Bee and Res tintete, known as the “CHENIX exvHaRan® tau are determined token the choiceathianors and eear wo be Brandy cha, ae vetuentra Yo eal and try 8 nerior eae JME DINING DEPARTMENT is completely reorgn 5 served, P Asti 1 sypateannd are nd ths (puoles an Tow Ney shalt USTIN D. THOMPSON. 1, at, Will be served up every o'clock, A. M. Oynters in every style= 14 dtaw is dw? re SEGAKS! 5! HE £ Now olesale aud recail, wt Panetel La Cabana Lea Florinda, a cn Palins, Noneens. ova, fngenuidad, rant I to varchased from tion. ot eye rehasi ook a Ory catabtiehment. Will be tt ig choos os Began ineipes, of the Cruz, Rendon and tothe above, there are 8 variety EGARS! SEGARS! rae, M'HENRIQUES,No. 31° Wil exalins. of the flaeyt and best quality. new brandy new brand.