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a power to execute ‘Wednesday, Feb. 14—6 P. M. | flour is hela at $487} a $5 a bbl. pm gn og} Forres 1, oferta Fee the power to take—the power to ‘power to ex- Hs Berswax—| yellow is in moderate demand at 293 a | sults, notwithstending the vie ra el . ecute ; and no one part or particle of these powers can be Stocks closed to-day without'much variation from y¢s-| 59 cents, veril: 0 terest | Poaremousn, Bebe cla Barker, NOrlesns. S14 struck out of the law as it stands, and leave any law of terday’s prices. Vicksburg declined } per cent. Ken-} Wuisxey—Drudge sells as wanted, in small lots, at 23c. willbe chown in, oth, Mara, do.’ Europe, 7 Chageties com) ‘to execute the trust. tucky 6’s up }; Illinois}. Long Island, Paterson, Har- we quote inactive at . stocks of the Middlesex and other woollen mills, together | Sarxm, Feb 12—The harbor, w! was clear of ice on Fri- ‘Another to be observed upon is—there was no eas : gMetia Pious, : ‘Ou-Whale, crade-is very dail. We have no sales in| with thelr dividends, compared with those of the cotton | Jax" st to Phi eluate uate tleeed ht meer ox aude system: of equity law in force in Pennsylvania at the time } Stonington, Ohio 6's, Pennsylvania 0's and Norwich | this market to report. At Warren (R.1) the ith inst. | mills, already findicate as much, and it is to be hoped | uve below that noite of sir. Girard’s death, | This is adistinet thing from a cor- left off at yesterdey’s quotations. ‘The sales were to 8) the market was firm. was held at 900,” ‘The sup- | thar the manwacturers will be left to take care of them: | pitonner yievy!2 Am Filet. Crosby, New York: Arent Poratiog wit w charity grant. “Here is nolegal power of moderate extent. Ply in fret hands waa quite Limited. selves. hia; Ellen, Sacoba. and Sarals Ripley: Horton any king conferred onthe Corporation of Ph: xa-—Some large lots were sold at auction to-day, for | = ‘ork, shia b; Mi. Gitcri’s will, But agaln-—-where is the visitatorial power, # the charity stands? {5 there any thing in the ‘will providing for it, or inthe law? Ia it in the govern- meat of Pennsylvania? There must be at ril in Phi- Jadelphia that’ every day can order its mandate to those copy, or $} per annum. J. The Daily Ledger may be had at Mason & Tuttle’s, 128 Nassau street, the same day as published. What is to be done if the city was to renounce ? i ee pana gynraed Does the charity fail? What is ordinarily the course in 0G- MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION.—This ele- such a case? e Court takes the whole charity in its weekly publication, which is out this morning, ii owu hands and es a system to itout, But there | ¢ and most attractive novelty of the season. was no law in Pennsylvania, at the time that Mr. Girard | Beautifully printed, on new ‘ype, sind costly paper, i died, by which this could have been done! Itisnoan- makes handsome perpen of twenty-four done “wer, inay it please your honors, to say that these thi up in colored covers, pens with a magnificent by could not have bay I con! ir. Broughton, of Massachusetts; contains reviews of all the recent publications, written in the most racy style; @ letter of “Every body’s New York Correspondence,’ | which may sompare favorably with anything of the kind, | and columns of flashing editorials. ith all this, the | publishers promise to distribute, by lot, among their pur- chasers, a series of literary prizes of the most splendid des- cription, so that every one who gets a number of this ma- gazine, gets also a chance for one of these prizes. Publish- ed a BURGESS, STRINGER & CO, Price six cents. OG THE FOUNTAIN HEAD.—We often forget the sources of our pleasures, Our drawing rooms are furnish. ed with pene fortes, enpodhion of our music stands tend it (3 they might have ed, and the law to all the contingencies. that r must go back then to the time of Mr. Girard’s to see if there was a eystem of laws in Pennsylvania that gould then seize this property, and keep it from descend- ing to the heirs at law; ifthere was not such a system existing there at that time, then the property is gone to the heirs and no subsequent nm can make any differ entdisposition of it. You must take all the parts of the | Charity Lawof Pennsylvania as they then existed;you can- not strikeout a part here,and another part there; you must teke the whole system in all its parts, and see if at that recise time there was such @ system of Charity Law ex- iting in Pennsylvania that could take this trust, and exe- cuteit then. Not what itcando now. And unless you there was a tribunal existing there at that time, by the Law of Pennsylvania, that could exe- cute all and every pas of Fie charity by itself, then this devise is void! and property has gonieto the hei f Jaw, and next of kin! In You filled with the choicest compositions of all countries ; we listen to the most delightful performances in public ‘and private, scarcely thinking of those who at once foster and gratily oustoste for this enchanting art. ‘The lovers of usic—and where are those who love it not? are under gland there is a powel everlasting obligations to Atwill, of the Musical Reposito- Court of Equity to take and execute the whole powers de- | ry, at 201 Cy , forthe elegance of his saantieee) volved in these trusts. But unless it can shown | for his extensive collections, for the beautiful instruments that there was a system of adjudicature existent in Pennsylvania at that time, competent to this, an all the agencies looked to and provided for by the wiil itself, then the devise is void, and the charity can’t stand, I deem this point ¢o important, may it please your honors, that I will put it in: “Was there a court of judica- ture existing in the State of Pennsylvania at that time that could take this trast, keep it, and execute it accord- ing to the injunctions and restrictions of the testator, even i1 all the ogencies, contemplated by the will, had been removed—had failed!” That is the question !’Because if there was not, the devise ia null and void! The Legisla- ture of Pennsylvania may pass Jaws to meet future cases; but this right and title was fixed at the time of the death of Stephen Girard. And if yon could not deprive the devi- zee and heirs of it then, why, they mever can be deprived of it! And the opposite side, may it please the Court, must show this affirmatively. They must show affirmatively that at the time of Mr,Girard’s death there was a syatom of laws quite as broad as the system of charities established by the statutes of Elizabeth in England,existing in Pennsylvania or they must show ailirmatively that the common law of England, except the procedure by commission, was as broad as the statutes of Elizabeth, which common law sf Rtg aero. must be the common law of Pennsylvania; or they must PERFECTION IN SINGING.—No one would show that there was then acustomary law in Pennsyl- | believe the miraculous effects of “ Gregory’s Apollo Lo- vania—it's our common law, a8 broad ‘as either of these. | 2¢nges” on the voice, without a trial. A celubrated Con- They must show this affirmatively before they can make | Cert Sioget, said before a large audience at the Apollo out that there was then a system of law in Pennsylvania | Rooms, that after singing his first song in the programme, competent to execute this trust. he was unableto obtain applause for bis second and third, ‘Now, in order to aea what was the law of Peanaylvania | Wing to a dryness and tickling ofthe fauces ; but thanks Je: us Jook at the whole law as fixed by the decisions of | to Gregery’s Apollo's, that they not only removed these the Supreme Court of that State. We lear, the sensations, but gave acompass to his voice he never be- these decisions, that the 43d of Elizabeth was not then in | fore attained. What made old Braham sing so enchant- force infeunsylvania. Thia we see by the report of the tagly ? Why, Gregory’s Apollo Lozenges. What the judges im 1818; 17th Sargent & Kawle, the case of Whit- | Apollo Lozenges are to the voice the Dyspepsia Lozenges ‘man against Lex; and lst Watts, p. are to the stomach ; and for the thorough eradication of ‘The 2d proposition is, that chariable donations that | bad blood from the system, no medicine has been disco- are uncertain, and intended to be in perpetuity, shall not | Yered comparable to Gregory's biehly concentrated Sar- be sustained under the English common law. ‘This is af- | *aparilla Lozenges. The warehouse is 97 Nassau street, firmed by the same cases and by the case of the Methodist | Ageuts, 192 Chatham street, and all wholesale druggists. Chazch against Kington, so often before cited. And these henge camer son 0G-BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.—Dr. Sherman’s Poor depending entirely on the statutes of Elizabeth, the point to he observed is this: the Judges of Pennsylvania msist | Man’s Plaster hus already obtained such celebrity for the that no such power is derived from the common law of | cures which it has performed, that the demand has become England in force before those statutes. very great. This has induced many ‘unprineipled person <1 proposition is—The principles of the 43d of Eli- | to palm off upon customers a base imitation. The spurious zabeth being to some extent incorporated with the law of | article is known by its effects. It is good for nothing, Peuusylvania, the question is to what extent? Now we | although the imitators style it, “improved and original.” find that manyof the principles of the statute of Elizabeth, | Let sufferers beware, as itis now almost impossible to get those that are absolutely necessary for the execution of | the seanie lester except at Dr. Sherman’sywarehouse, charitable trusts, are rejected by the decisions of these | 106 Nassau street. Look out for Dr. Sherman's fac simiie jndges. ‘The courts of Pennsylvania renounce all the } onthe back of the plaster.—none others are genuine. Dr, Moctrines of cy pres. see the 3d Wharton, p. 477—the | Sherman’s agents are 227 Hudson ; 188 Bowery ; 77 East case of Woolniers Estate, Broadway, and 139 Fulton st., Brooklyn, Mr. Webster then referred the Court to a case that was <——— tried in the Court of Common Pleas, Dauphin County,} 0G- LIVE OR DIE 7—THAT IS THE QUESTION.— Pennsylvania, tuat was tried in 1927, and which not hay- | Thousands, if they did but know it, are at this moment ing been yet carried to the Supreme Court has not found | walking thoughtlessly in our streets, with the seeds of its way lato the hooks. «It was the case of Frey's heirs | fatal diseases in the elements ef their blood. A few doses against Christ Spade, and related tothe guardianship | of Peters’ Vegetable Pills or hartic Lozenges would of two orphan children, in which the doctrines of cy pres era pe arrest the evil, and not only remove the were involved, and decided upon, causes of disease, but invigorate the system, and render it. Mr. Wensten.—From all these decisions then, as to | imperzious to unhealthy influences, A thorough cleans. what was the law, the whole law in Pennsylvania on the | ing of the stomach and intestines from the nerid particles subject of charitable trasts, at the time of Mr. Girard’s | that accumulate there during the winter, is indispeas- death, we find that there was no adjudication—no system | able at this season of the year ; and there is no ‘medi- of law that cauld take this property—and either hold it | cine at present known, that performs this nec ess: and exeente the trust, or prevent it from descending to the | work of pusiiontion so mildly, and yet sv thoroug,hiy, as heirs and next of kin. We also find that donations, or | Peters’ Vegetable Pills, and Peters’ Cathartic Lozenses. devises, that are Sppewed to the public policy of the state | Beware of spurious imitations. Principal office, 125 Ent - are not entitled to the consierat ofthe courts as a cha- | ton, corner Nassau street, and 90 North Sixth Street, Phi- rity. It has been said on the other side that the statutes of | ladelphia. : Mortmain were not in force in’ Penn. ;but if wetake the de- cisions of the Supreme Court of that State, we must come | _0G- TO PERSONS WITH CHAPPED HANDS AND to the conclusion thut the statutes of Mortmain were and | Face Eruptions, &e., or with Bad Hair, Grv y Hair, or No are in force in Pennsylvania at this time, I read upon the ri prearmple of the act of 1838. And in this we find no power | You are lly informed, that ‘for a mere trifle, of new modelling this charity, if it is a charity—no power | yopr personal appearance in the above respects may be of visitation, and no laws by whieh the Courts can clothe | altéred. “‘Thatis, if you have chappe’y flesh, yellow skin, themselves with auch power. The question then is | tender do, any eruption, or Jes, one cake of the -—wes there a law which could erect itself into a tribunal | Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap will’ give you a fine, healthy, in the whole State of Pennsylvania for the purposes of re- | clear, smooth, soft, delicate skin fey fron any disfigure- wating this charity. I answer, most emphatically, that | ment, and all for 60 cents—v” sé cake ; but mind, tuis is there was not! Jones’ Italian Chemicel Sear, “sold only (mind only) in Meersogper spac omeoroh this city, at the sign of the 4,5 3 20 d Sreammoat Sunx.—The Louisville Journal, of :: <american Eagle, $2 Chatham at Now for your har, If i the 26th ult, says :— We understand that the steamboat | a three sdiling Bottle o6 need te alt, besin by eying eK Minstrel, Captain M’Comas, from Cincinnati, to Nash- | rubbing itto the sealp » i ville, loaded with salt, whiskey, and empty barrels, atruck | ing ee if it is sed} or tusty ase ate Oe or carn a floating log, and sunk, ten miles below Madison. It is stopit falling off, w’aice it dark, gol, silky and beautiful saidthat she had no insurance, her policy having expired | and keep it so alv ne time, ‘This also is sold at the sign of a few days before the accident, She is said to be a total | the American ¥ eaie, 82 Chatham street, New York, or loss. One deck passenger was drowned.’ 139 Fulton at” cet.” Brooklyn. ‘Agents, Redding, 8 State street, Bos 1» ; Zieber, 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia ; Dexter, 57, State street, Albany. gy ie } RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX- jank, | TUR": for the radical cure of primary or secondury Sy- he is constantly supplying, and the superb style in whi all hie publicat vgn ba ihe, aaa ie ‘The readers of the Courier & Enquirer, can easily sa tiafy themselves by a personal inspection, that this praise ia merited. 8G- METALLIC TABLET.—This is the most perfect article for the purpose designed ever invented, having the wonderful power of producing the keenest and smoothest ible edge of the razor in tenth partof the time that is required on ahone, at the same time doing away with the unpleasant use of oil and water, It is the same size , and as simple in its use. With one ever at hand of keeping razor in rfect order. ‘The first cutters of England and France ve them in constant use, and recommend them. The celebrated M. Milliken, cutler to the Royal Navy, ‘Strand, after using one five years, sent a certificate of its superiority to the inventor, where it can be seen with many others from the most scientific gentlemen of this country. G. SAUNDERS, Inventor and manufacturer of the Metallic Tablet, 168 Broadway. Sale of Stocks in Philadelphia Yesterday. Sxconp Boann, Feb. 13—40 shs Girard Bk, séf, de 7}; 1do Pennsylvania Bank, 242; 50 do Union ‘Tenn, 65; $2000 Wilmington 6's, 1858, 75}; 50 shs Wil- | PL’ .is,” This powerful alterative has entirely taken the mington RR bof 15f; Reading Rit bonds, 70; $1600 | Pace of mercury among’ the regular medical practition- Veseraes 1898, 76}; 30 shas Vicksburg Bk, 8]; 69’ urs. It is composed of the most strengthening and purify- U S Bank, 5}. ing vegetable medicines, and always gives additional Finst Boanp, Feb. 14,—30 shas Girard Bank, 73; 230 ‘ao, 7}; 30 do Lehigh Coal snd Navigation, 7; 48 Mechs Ban‘, 26}; 20 do Wilmington RX, 16}; 100 U8 Bar , strength to the constitution while curing the disease — Persons suffering from a venereal taint in their mercurial dis 008 Wilmington 's, 1855, 80; 12,300 State 5’ shas Commercial Bank, Cinn, $0; $2000 Lehig’, » $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parts 32,; 1200 do, 83) 400 City Gas 6’s, 1103; 11 sho’, North Am | ofthe Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Phar- Bank, 364; 50 N O Gas, 33: $2000 Reading P, ft 6's, 1960, | macy, 95 Nassau street. 70: 4000 Tennessee 5’s, 84{. ‘W. 8S. RICHARDSON, Agent. maSTeg ATTENTION Wo recommend all who want a ; 2 Fi ae WS. __| finehend of hair, to use the genuine Oldridge’s Balm of iaNionesenta Rey, Rios Olporerc sshy, Wea. Conkling. | Columbia. ‘The’ Indien Vegetable Elixir and Liniment Beni, aeMmeePeyAMEeriean: Orb, Watt, Kingy'on | Will cure any case of Rlyeumatiom or Gout, or no pay will {LATEST SOUTHERN SFP NEW! Esther, Emer} h; Gibraltar, Yate Also—D: ‘Nair’s Acoustic Oil, a certain cure for i ot nah; + + 2D 5. Gi raitar, Yates, ir. McNair’s Ac . 21 Courtlarid street. rh; Erie, {eA oS tasptleston Ul Gen Stark, PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, ae ins SMattha Kinsman, Dennison, Trnt: for the permanent cure of Gonorohea, Gleet, and all Nokvoux., Feb 12—-Arr Sidney, Bernard, NYork. In Hamp- | “0cupurulent discharges from the urethra. No medicine ton Roads, Locilla Fores, James River for Bremen. ever offered to the public, exercises such a powerful effect GH Sarah, Kimball, N York; Monts, Fes 5—Ai ne, ) Garguot, Martinique; the bi i rgani Wl Hien. (Bi) Huaters Bt Ancrow, (be) Leite and Covsmund: | tuble pile Then wee the tone at taantgeaee peers: te ¥ Liverpool: Camilla, Mindenil, NYork; ‘Tellus, Lo- | periedce of Professor Velpean. at the’ Hospital of Le njaidad, Cd Agmabire, (Br) Barker, and ‘Superd, (li) | PeTIeNCe, of, Prd gonfidentl mended bi Ps A Cole, and Rose Standish, Spencer, | Vharite, in Paris, and are confidently recommended by N Xork Handy. Poat, Matar, him as the only preparation that has proved successful in New Onveans, Arr Oconee, Jackson, NYork; May- | evary case. They wer'e introduced into this country two cit Cleaves, Bremiea, Queen Viet ria, Hanlett, Havre; Harka- | years ago, by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, edb crude. aad England, Jchuson. | during which time more than ten thousand boxes have Woodbury, and Pen; ¥ 3 Bren, Wim Sv, Foun, Mar ard, Guadalotipe; -Z, ‘Berar? ish King, te. Bile been sold ; and the Codlege defies a single instance of failure to be shown. ld in boxes, $1 each, at the Ottice of the College, 95 Nassa u street, 'W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. jh pou des, Gowan, and ORIENTAL W.ATER OF GOLD.<A new and Carolina, Ho de | gy ightfal perfume for n moving Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Misceliancous. Eruptions, sc., which wall reader the skin soft and white. . 4 . This fashionable article for the toilet is pre-eminently @ Bvaoie ror thn hia ahe Th tthe bul ee eget | Beauttying Lotion, at 21. Courtandt st. “Also a splendid z that frou Dec. a severe i biow passed over Rio Janeiro from lg Ra which occasioned | ®tticle of Cologne Water rt bottles, price 50 cents. ° o the sh i ‘un ——— , fre Sens ip the hs paint Sm Oh deg sicko aetet fg- COLORING THE f1AIR.—Red, gray or light hair ) r - eee piozpas gs can be colored a dark bre wn or jet black, without staining Weber bordittaased setts te gard boat ad ceeds he or injuring the skin, or ‘deadening the appearance of the alight Agmage—the former lost Jibboom. 7 hair, by the use of the Ey ist Tntia Hair Dye, from 21 Court- 1G Vesren, Letlaad, before reported put into Falmouth, | landt st. ; also, Welch's ‘Toothache Drops, warranted to la in Cisterss, Was comdemned at that pli 4 i ulna mae sa ie fa al etre et | 08 OF 80 pay wil Be sen wey, Bi ey, Bn 7. coming. up, Mitta é . coming up, Mi Connds 8, Liverpool; John Bolton, i Janeiro: Maseachusetio Broweell, Berbice” artered at F, and the cargo forwanted to port. of deatinar CONSTITUTK( NAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Herat a the Cabins Lhe Vea we ene ys reat | Tonle Mixture, prepast ed by the College of Medicine and Jand sad Joba Histman, of Philadelphia, aud was priazipally | Pharmacy of the city :of New York, is now confidently covered hy insuraace recommended and pres cribed be) the first medical practi ii Suir Evarens, (Br) at pl Queens from Liverpool, we tioners of the city, for wil cases of debility preduced either iewerd saveral heiyy wales of wind. on the e ; r Which, on the 4th Dec lat 51, Ton 70, whilst reeling the fore | ro crocret, indulger.ce wr excess of any kind detrimental to the constitutio’g, It is an invaluable remedy tor impo- tence, sterility | or barn nness (unless depending on mal: formation) ap q'will be found highly beneficial in all com; plaints aris? ug (rdm_ a debili.ated state of the constitution Yonanil, Jost two seamen vamed D, Coimic, of Bristol Eng. aud J. Blache, of Shetland. f * sarge poken. Chas Wingman, Deo 2, lat 13 10 8, lon 35 10 W. A barqne ate: ring Not wing’ checkered signal, red and | Sold in’ single hotles $1 each; in cases of half a dozen $5 whice, inws and whi 3, off Peruambuca. careful it JHeens Bt Domingo City for Boston, Jan A, lab 23 47 N, lon | “Othe Ya packed and wnt al Ut the College, 5 Nossa 10h 2 Betton, Travers, Baltimore for Jamaica, Jan 20, lat 20 vapibal. ____W.8 RICHARDSON, Agent. ' tain "inet Deets 00 of Ove fie Boston, Jan 30, lat 23 |» Ge WHAT WILL 1 DO asked by thousands * who have been delighted with Connel’s Magical Pain Ex- tractor. It cures ike a charm Chilblains, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Piles, Scrofula, Sore Nipples Frosted Parts. Old Sores, prevents Mortification, reduces swellings,etops all pain instantly from Burns, Scalds,and will in any case for Superior, Hull for Charleston, Ja 17, lat 21 5, ton 51 30. Foreign Ports. Mavacurz, PR. Jan 22-—1 Panchita, + AGI 1a Py vy jn port, Panchita, Gray WY ois, Hlopkins, rick; Lycoming, Copeland; P Sturdivant; Amethyst, Anderson; Helen Maria, Soe tine, | save life in the worst Scalds or Burns, if the vitals are un- Tard, Gapntcck; Pangier, Pike; Osliant Mary, Reec, {yor | injured. The money will bo returned to all who do not A Caldwell, Homers Star, Kirwan; Maria M dlotin, Warren; | lind its effects precisely as we represent, At 21 Cortland watt Fouweainy fofway, Gilpatrich; Saliay Thurston: street; 2 North Fitth street, Philadelphia, Fo d. Jan 12—In port, 4 7 PRIVATE MEDICAL AiV.—The members of ‘day ern Wanna, Tak Rea F, Fishes no Kew Vor Colloge of Medicine and Pharmacy, in re- rt Thomas,next day; Lomisa, Mari returning the gee thanks for the liberal support they have received in their efferts to ts, 2. Kaw ie ote esi ‘Cesoline Brown,’ Henry Lee, uppross quackery,” teg leave to state that their particular attention continues cbe directed to be Longe ofa Raley! (Lipson sont Poe ‘ rheeeinees Sennen | the great improvements lately made in the princi On Uge HUNTERIAN NISPENSARY, @ DIVISION st. | pitals of Eulype in the treatment of those diseases, they Dr. Hunter's Red Drop—The great arisfaction which this | can confidently offer to persona requiring medical aid al- i the testimon'y ofa large number of | vantages not to be met with in gi eg ercceers io thie duals who have used it pnd country, either public or private. ‘The treatment of the entitles it to the attention of tlyoue who are afflicved with | College’ is sich ax to insure success in every case, and is Steen vege hae nature, “Whis medicine is the result | totally different from that nera ¢ ous practice of Fuining '¥, Of one of i ¢ constitution with mercury, an] in most cases leav! ee ett eee ferniees re tated medical | (re cane mich worse han the original. One of the mon It i i Tone at (ttt tatunless in its action, being and Odulio, 1roved its efficacy, justly ted fotioweed tb; terrible second: bers of the College ,for nrany years connected with the aoe ue roantt of using all other remedies. All thace | principal hospitals of Eurepe, attends daily for a consulta- ailicierd with @ certain disease, and who wish to obtain an { tion from 9 A.M, tos P.M. itamediate cure, and will call at 3 Divisio ‘Verms—Advice and medicine, $5 Acure guaranteed. obtain the genuine medicine, with full, expilclt peer ere iuvonsant to Countay Ixvatios.—Persons living in cular directions. If it does not cure we will make no | the country and not finding it convenient to attend per charge. Price $1. Open il half-past 10, and the Doctor | sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing always in attendance. all medicines , ti (ig COMSTOCK'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, | eit cate explicitly, together wih tyre any equal to uny sold for one dollar a bottle, at just halfthe | and enclosing $5, post paid, addressed to price, vis #00 cents per. bottle, or $4 per dozen, ata 'W. 8, RICHARDSON, Agent. Vou! Sty r ‘annin will keep boots Office, jonsulting y jassau shoes_water proof and double the wear of all jeather, atreet, eee are a ity uisite to perform a perfect cure by statin The holders of the Post Notes of the Bank of the United States, issued to certain Banks in the city and county of Philadelphia, and covered by the assigument of the Ist of May, 1841, are informed that the auditors sppointed to settle and adjust the accounts of the Trustees, and make distribution of the assets, will held an adjourned meeting at the Bank of the United States, on Saturday afternoon next, thef17th instant, when those who have not yet filed their claims, will have the opportunity of presenting A bill has passed its third reading in the Senate of the Legislature of Mississippi, allowing the Grand Gulf Bank, or its assignees, to sell their railroad for the notes of said bank, or other liability, and giving the purchaser or pur- chasers’the corporate privileges necessary to a rail road company, and’requiring them to complete the road within three years. The revenuefof the port of Toronto, for the year end- ing 6th January, 1944, is upwards of £19,000, of which fully two-thirds arise on goods imported from the United States. The total exports, during the eame period, amount to £105,000, of which not more than £2,500 were sent to the United States. The amount of specie export- ed to Buffalo is about £2,500 per week. The Banks of South Carolina, in their regular monthly reports, present statements showing the greatest regulari- ty of movement, and the soundest condition individually. The course of the Banks of that State has heretofore shown that their officers have been thoroughly skilled in financial matters. During the revulsions lately experi- enced, they have been compelled more by institutions of asimilar nature surrounding to suspend than by their want of ability to meet their engagements. The revolu- tion in 1837 swept them away with others, but they rapid- ly recovered, and since,famidst the many speculations in cotton, that have been going on around them, have not been seduced to enter them, but have carried on succ fully the legitimate business, for which they were char- tered :— Banxs or Sovtn Carozina. 1 Jan fi L Feb... Loans ‘Specie. Loans. Bank of the State, 857,639 5,485 898,263 Branch at Columbia, 625,072 6,077, #33.483 Do Camden, 407,233 200 404,005, Southwestern RR’ 4 131 893 Vlanters’ and Mech’s, 798,513 141,698 814,315 Union Bank, 750,062 130,311 679.053 Cire. Depa. Cire. Bank of the State, 1,138,064 439,037 1,117,178 Branch at Columbia, = Bi = ‘9 Camden, — 30 4k — Southwestern RH, 495,015 407,576 444,900 Planters’ acd Mechs, 224,58) 351,219 317,680 Union Bank, SLott 234,238 291307 Sept, Oct, Mov. | lan, Lox B912,922 3,936,510 4,001,755 4,072,524 Speci 655.155 ‘Go2'49 672000 711,296 Circulation, 4,617,741 1,304,197 1,541,973 1,899,706 Deposites, ' 1/224;199 1,126,239 1,248,750 1,488,238 1,072,599 ‘This exbdbits an increase in every movement but spe- cle, which has fallen off $31,432. ‘The increase has been on loans and discounts $99,490; in circulation $2,359 ; de- posites $174,300. This last item presents a very curious fact. The late reports that have come to hand all show an increase in the deposits. In this city particularly, those banks wh ose querterly reports have! beengmade pablic, exhibit 7.n increase of deposits, notwithstanding the heavy speculy tions in cotton and stocks, This shows that the capital + of private individuals ore larger thantheir busi- ness, ? which conducted on the sound principles of trade, does not require the whole of their resources to carry on. The existence of this state of things places the banks and the merchants in a different relative position than they ever before occupied. It leaves the banks in a situation that compels them to seek other employment than that before received from the mercantile communities. It lemves them with plenty of idle capital to take hold of the first bubble that offers itself, and it leaves the merchants to conduct their business as maybest suit their judgments, ‘uncontrolled {by bank favors or bank contractions. In former years the entire movements of trade depended on the policy the banks might from time to time choose to adopt. The consequence was a continual irregularity of trade and the most annoying uncertainty of commercial events. The extent of paper money thrown into the channels of trade, from time to time, governed prices and demand, and the result was sudden fluctuations, and as sudden contractions, Operators were repeatedly led away during the period of prosperity, into a line of busi- ness depending upon a continuation of those days, to per- fect their movements, but before arriving at such « result, a sudden collapse in the money market would unsettle every arrangement and produce bankruptcy and indiyi- durlruin. Such was the result of the banking system, as carried out a few years since, the effect of which is still visible. Lately the banks havc experienced a revolution in theiroperations, and a greater regularity and uniformity marks their movements, Banx Movement in tue Principat Cities. Date. Loans § discs. N. York, Nov. *43, 12 Banks,.. 19,114,511 Massachusetts, Aug. °42,. 16,513,685 Philadelphia, Oct. 1842,. . fa Baltimore, Jan. 1, 1843, 7,895,929 Charleston, Jan. 1, 1844,..°;.. 41072\624 132 1,899; Mobile, Dec. 2, 1842,. . 2 1,432/215 600 New Orleans, Jan. 1, 1844,.. . 9,650,695 Loans § discs. + 22,597,448 + 42,993,291 8,544,167 7, Date. N. York, Feb, "44, 12 Banks, Massachusetts, Aug. 1843,. Philadelphia, Oct. 1843, Baltimore, Jan. 1, ’44,. Charleston, Feb. 1, °44, Mobile, Dec. 2, 1843, New Orleans, Jan. 27, This gives the latest comparative returns of the banks in the principal cities, most all of which show a slight in- crease. The above shows the bank movement in all the principal speculative markets. The greatest increase has been in the banks of this city, as they are engaged in spe- culations in every part of the country. Ifthe banks of the South cannot grant all the favors re- quired to carry on any operation, drafts are immediately made on this city and presented at our banks for discount. $0 long as our banks are able,they will receive this paper tothe exclusion of every other description. ‘The banks in the southern cities aro not drawn into the speculations to the extent those in this city are. Capital centres here and speculators resort to this market to carry on their operations. The banks of Massachusetts move along with the utmost regularity, because they are con- cerned in a more legitimate business than those of this city or State. ‘The fluctuations are more toa greater extent in this city than in any other, and this market is conse. quently more subjectito ups and downs. Old Stock Exchan; $1000 Illinoiespel bds ag 75 shas Paterson RR 3000 do aye 50 di jo 3000 do 42, 200 Stonington RR 3 2000 Kentucky 6’s 10236 200 do ‘60 35 2000 do 102! 5 do a% 3000 do 50 Mohawk RR = b60 33 7000 Ohio 6's 15 Centen Co aL 26000 = do 50 lo b90 31 15000 do 50 Harlem RR SY toned do 250 do 49) 0900 do 20 = do to90 45 1000 United States 100 | do B60 45 20 do ‘s 80 Bk Com, scrip 93 14000 Penn 5's 663% 125 N Am Trust 16) 10000 do 60d 6634 50 Farmers’ Loan Es) 500 do 67" 100 do 33% 60°0 Ind. 25 yr bads b30 3834 100 do b60 34 2000 do 38%, 100 = do 23% ‘0 102 100 Nor & Wore 5 7 200 do 35 7% 10 de 4 105” 95 Firemen’s Ing 168%, fe $i ye we 4 Vicksburg Ble 00 H ol lo . 50 whas L Island RR 6072 40 Mechanics’ Ble 106 25 Paterson b60 77 Sxconp Boann—Feb. 13. $1055 Ohio 6's on! 40 shas Harlem RR 4636 5000 tigcls special 2 425. S30 Viekaburg a0 speci 59 shas Firmen La 5338 100 Fivemen’s Ins ons 0 boo Hs 225 Preux Dk 31 33% 120 Cantond 3 30 do 100 Hi 160 44 AED ey Seth Febs 16 $5000 OhioG’s, 60 83. 984 100 shas Harlem RR b30 46 $000 do #3 98! 0% 5000 do 930 9854 150 Nor & Wore 60 35 $000 Kentucky wale 25 do 3 Salas U Biv neolcie 2 e 3 3 ‘armers’ Loan 190 do 130 335 50 Long {sland nw Tim 100 do 33% 100 8 Am Trnst 16 New Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6’s, 60 99 100shas Frm’s Ln —b30 83: 109 40 WH 50 do © 33) 2000 jo 90” 125 lo 33 1000 = do bg 91% 60 do #15 33 ip do b30 9950 do tw 33% 2000 lo 239846 50 Vicksburg eo 9 “hoo os thw OU 38 Baratoge 4 lo we 1000 do #15 98% 75 Canton Co 1000 do me 25 do 1000 do 98% 25 = do 2000 Kentucky 6's weg 25 do 5000 da 103), 150 Harlem RR 1009 = do. 102% 50 do 3000 do 30 162% 100 © do 1000 Illinois 6’s, 70 tw 4! 50 do 2000 do 50 do 5000 do btw 4156 2500 do 1000 do b3 4154 100 do 2000 = do s10 4195 250 do 1000 do bas 42°50 L Noland 3000 Ind. bds, 25 yrs 38-25 Nor & Wore 5000 do tw 3775 25 do £0 shas Farmers’ La Mi 34 % do 0 do bw mM = do. State of Trade. The markets generally are wy, inactive. me quote pots at $4 624, and pearls at $6 06} a 5 124. Cortox—The market today presented some activity, abont 3,500 bales having Lee hands at the prices which were reiused yesterday. The great exertions mak- i the liners to advance the price of freight, has de- t parties from operating. We understand one tran- sient vessel has been taken up for Liverpool at Jd. 4a, notes at six months, with endorsers, Several 5 lots were withdrawn, bids not suiti ‘Tea Sarx.—Yor Sa; 13 do do 65; 22 #nd 39 chests 3345 80 do 28; 18 hifdo son—5 chests 61; 10 Hyson Skin-—74 chests 304; Hysen—10 half chests 66; 21 do do do 514; 30 du do 50}; do do 42; 10 do do 40; 37 do do 38, 5 do 69 do 83; 66 do 33}; 20 do 13]; 66 131b boxes 4; 975 do’ 35. Died. On Wednesday, 1dth inst. Tomas, son of Thomas and Isabella Kyle, aged 6 years, 9 months and 19 days. The friends and acquaintances of the ly are res- pecttully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his father, corner of Troy and West streets, this after- noon at 34 o'clock, without further invitation. the views of holders. 191 do do 43}; had her arrival out a ce ML i Oak, we, Lenn ci ders . Ba Be ame i this orning, and Sano Bees Vikeea a e Vewront? Feb li—Are Martha W ont Feb 1i— f artes eee i ‘ton for % * ar Tonkay—12 half chests 25. Imperial—11 half chests 08; | Passengers Arrived. ner, Norfolk, lose of cable end anchor, and’ was run, 10do na 166 do 46; 49 do 454; 145 do 45; 4do 34; 60do 12| Araracticoua—Brix Caroline E Platt—Mrs Hudson and | back of Lond Island by a brag, (probably tie Edinburgh, 8 Ib boxes 464; (235 do withdrawn.) Ganpowder—4 half | child, HS Thinney, f wallory.. oo ‘ ork? and had moja acme ee pn chests 71, Orange Pecco—60 half chests 324; 25 bus 355; |, C) iesvox-Brig Emily—Rev A H Comish, A Klesiek— NOrteans tor Fall River, o_o ee 169 di 3 the steersge. Eee cence, Vee 1a i lo Zin the steersge, | New Lonpon, Feb 13—Arr M Washington, N chests 454; 26 do 39}. Ningyong—83 half chests 344; 168 | == Saneal York. Sid Hect’r. Black, Boston; Ada Bliza, do do 814; (173 wit do do 23. Br ee ee Grihes tecomis ines Rh Evanpeatcase plawe 2B Zia ee Estare—The fotlowing sales were made by auc- periap iid 20 bbls brandy Melee “tb Hf ear dy ‘ * Two story brick house and lot 106 Eldridge street, CCoreition~25 pra brand’. 20 ht 20 qrdo A Casell 2 between Broome and Delancey streets, house 25 f do wi do A Pfender—25 pk.» A Mather—4 cream feet by 38, lot 25 feet by 873,. . «$4,700 | tartar CA. dchueider-—20 hf pps braudy E Cazette—t case mdse ‘Two story brie the Poirier Freres—18 hf 24 qr pps J Leger—55 ht 55 qr do 17 cases saniities tetine co Orosarratenn ae 20} feet 4 Darand—29 bf poe to « ; by 43, house 203 feet by 80, Rio Granpe—Brig Loug Island—4533 hides 8 Barstow & co | y 43, * BO}, sw » ay N79 Care & Uhomas-—U42 M & J Leat—11e0 B Richards—6 bis | Lot on the north side of Ninth , De Forest—10 bbls gas tar RM Blackwell & co— eet avenue and University place, 25 feet of block, with part; Lot on the north side of 16th street, the west line of Union square, 25 feet by 92, Lot 216 feet 10 inches from the comer tormed by easterly line of the oth Lot fronting on \rawn. i (97 half chests withdrawn) Powchong—37 wall on one Seuchong—67 half chests do do 334; 38 do do 30; 42 do do 24; 85 do do 284; 297 —@ half chests 27; enue and the northerly line of 16th street, on 16th street, 25 feet by 93,.. First avenue, corner of 24th at Bonnssoy Brig Union—67 casks D G & D Haviland ~162 | 14 01 (100 chests and 60 C Dartu—I0 cases wine 18 hf chs 2¢ qr do brandy II | oth front by half side, 4 blocks $000 shin bones 3500 horns 4135 hides to a John R Gardner—4 ceroons indigo $3 bales sat~ | 9,975 | S8Parilla, 4 bbls arrow Toot 10 tons basswood aquaxtity of old | + 3,975 | copper F Alexinder—101 ioxs mahogany ides 3: On e wuts box 2 bales mdse 6 ceroous ind.go $1000 J. Pederss mn 86 sarsaparilla $400 spec 2,975, isse. Neuviras—B ig W: Foreign {mportations timore tu port, Sophia, & for N Rew Haven Fenise:std Pigride, uasteas, NC anol atittavtirnia, Feb Cid Holder Bordes, Crowell, Provi- ence. & Feb 9-1 sh thew fim ool; Maca f Elizabeth, [Br] Mat- Scott, do, ‘dist; James eile Bae Lite i Floriay wie; Play janes, erce, Point Petre, doy jue] Bowrom. for, Na: < ay Mary, sind Portland, (Br) Beal Jobe ting, aud Charlotte, i v4 soi mt . i do; Olof, ‘(Sw 176 hhds 35 tes molasses Holt m4 pee er ge ty gag | & Owen—i90 hhde'do Chastelain & Pouvert, | Mcianeer do “Tags tieetanieeb ha Lot adjoining on 875 ey Wigs Jane Duflus, [Br] McDonuell, Or ‘Two loteadjeining, same dimmensio 1,000 Domestic Importations. arises laertinn, do epablie, 0B sm Tete anes. Six lots on 24th street, in the rearof New Onteans—Brig Kenhawa—206 bbls 500 kegs lord 17 bds | for York, dg: Jane, Wonith, from do, wea; Secumens, 25 feet by 98 fect 10 iuches, at $450 each, 2,700 | tallow C Smith & co—366 bbls D. rk 694 kegs tard 31 casks hams 4 4 Amis, [Fr] Le Ture, for I triangular piece on S6th street, betwe i" | Dwight, Johnson & co-g bales Jalap Reward & eo, i Philadephia, dos, Ajax, te fd Sth avenuen soe neeretae se nec sccse 368 oh Saute Ricdind en Hoiioaks Nesee ke oo als rasp cry Encl Woon, 26lots on 6th street, beiween the7th and Sth toorder se i ; ag 2 iy Sei nues,. «+ sees ete sees ee 2,000) _ Most Brig Wetampla--108 bales cotton Barstow & Pope | ” fs New 95 Burrite & Johnson—09 Maitland, Comrie & com fee . Ta lotson ath m tearer the Thani sth avenues 260 Bride—31 Collomb & Iselin—1 cask A W Whitlock—1 box JH | eb 4—Arr Powhatan, " Starcilles; Alere . . ! Talman—t Fellows, Van Atsdale & co—1 W F Clark--13 bxs 1 | Grant, [Br] Alexander, aod Lathe, Br} Liv Bertrend, 35 lots on 8Sth st. between the Sth and 9th avenui 880 | ole Wolf & Bishop--14 bis cotton WD Maitland. emt fbr] Ales Wersen iinet en fr) i ree House and lot 136 William street, 25 feet 9 inches in sCOLA—Bhip Charlemagne—353 bales cotton Cole | Stitt. Tortand; Norman, Sparen, Gestous, Tuskine, Seescer, front, 100 feet 7 inches on one side, and 100 feet 1 lun be lselin—16 W Barnwell—30 Lawreace é_ Trimble—H4 | huey Jones. dot Baleie, alien. Providence. Cla Hodson, Paeer- inch’onthe other,.......ese0 cesses eens 9,300 pah—50 Bryant & Maitlaud—i7 Fox & Livin iaauchauna, Bancroft, NYoeks Masea ;} tT & Whitinarsh—166 Post & Phillips—105 Center & co Andr, in, Davis, Baltimore, ray & Crosby—45 J M Hogan—u1 to order. jonantum, King, end Isese American Cotton Manufactures. APALAacnicora—Ship Atalanta~200 bales cotton Goodhne Imogene. sity, ‘There is a very fair demand in this market for American | & co—100 C J Reve Galveston; V, rates. hee Caheces, Calicoes, fane Cotton yarn, 5 Satinet warps, ly, nor are tl the: delphia and English if ja supp ness in thi the world. ton fabric: ult, -— To East South West ration. been made. cle is said to Accom) of 16,000 spi Inines, &c. Shawls of wool half the A bill therewith. neat delphia witl Delaware, to Ttay Works, New per Cotton yarn, 144 19, +++ ages a month. two months B co e hundred theold manufacturiny Jersey, Lowell, &c. Cotton Manufactures, with an upward tendency in prices, | Johuston In the last six months there has been quite an advance in | 41futmance Paices or Domestic Goon: ‘on beas The stock in this city does not accumulate very rapid- | Hibernia, there greatly inc y not varying far from seven or eight hundred pack- ‘To the west, however, the supplies tend, andthe demand from that quarter has been in the last retty large, as reports from Boston, Philo altimore have exhibited. market opened this month at a flower point than did the eastern markets, At the east the best Cet Sheetings were held firmly at 9} a9}. 1 hey could be bought then in Cincinnati at 83to9. This did long, however. Jeans, coarse Sattinets, kc., were about } to Com re Kol 10 percent above November prices. The stock of Prints fotvers hands was excellent. of light and medium colored Spring Fancies, very beau. tiful, far i none the choice patterns of French and fs—and at much lower pric ed that in 1844, the mi try will largely increase, and that the in- crease will be on a solid and_ health: from China, altho ble to American cotton geods, yet they an indication of a very large future trade Notwithstanding trade authorised by the Emperor, and notwithatanding our co’ , according to by the Chinese, shipments thither from Boston continue, and are likely tocontinue. Annexed are the exports of | ayaon Jorden Matanvan Neswith domestios from that cit; h they-at first ish if ¥. cHicoLs—Brig Caroline E Platr=100 bales cotton 113 W C Maitland—160 G Collins—50 8 Bronse 2 bas Bpofford, THestou & ent case G Oasey—1 A Wi 6,4 Mani—I'bbl Barstow & Pore—23) A W Spies, Sr Manns—Brig Clarion—31 bales coiton Fox & Livingston 14 do Kinney, Warren & son—25 Bryant & Maitland—33 Hol- brook, Nelson & co—75 Center & co—17_ WD Maitiand—20 E Low & co—27 K L Maitland—29 do 2 boxes 8 bai Coe & Andetson—17 bas tobacco Perkins, Hopkins & W SAVANNa#H—Schr Imperil—128 bales cotton Macy, Hold & co—32 W AS A Lent—13 H Coit& co—3 Perkins, Hopk & co—25 tes nice R.& 8 Williams—<a7 cks do Gray & Crosby, CHantesron—Brig Emily] sarsapariila MH Levy—108 eke 1 hf do rice Gray & Crosby-—0 gasks 2 hf do Jas 8 Shapter—2 0 casks rice 53 bales cotion PN Hayes—199 do Fitch & co—$7 Smith & Mills—62 RL Maitlacd & co—159 Renard & co. J 3. Feb, M4, "44. a6 a aa alt ad alds alz ine SawearSrxSasw8]8s hs eee | a8 a8 Salling Days of the Steam Ships. PROM LIVERPOOL, VROM AMERICA Feb, 5+ + March Jadkins- Lott. th shipments abroad ;| (alvdonin, | Lott G: Britain, ' Hook Foreign Letter Bogs. Hereafter, Letter and Newspaper Bags jor all parts of the World, will be made up at the HeraLp Orrice. tion of heavy | === In Cincinnati Lt Ship Masters and Agents. We shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will give at Sinvsy, of our News apne a ‘of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sai Yervele Spoken’ oa therr a. hint of their ‘Cargo, and any Foreign Newspapers or they may have. He will ad hae prey age val, ey ey respondents, at home or abroad, will alsg eonler a favor by ing to this all the Marine. Intelligenc obtain. Nantical teceived not last There were new styles f ine . facturing. busi- aforination of ny kind will be basis, Accounts nfavo} Pe iel een, | PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 15. that section of RI u not yot bem fully ce blus! 5 381 MIGH WaTER+ Cleared, (Sw) Mauretzen, accounts, are not liked Antwerp, W Welsh. Bamques Loni ‘in Weisser; rigs Danube, y forthe two weeks ending 27th | Vinal, do, Spofford, Tieston & Ci rolina, Sherwood, Charleston, Dunbam & Dimon.—Behrs Agawam, "Prundy, Mi Indies. 345 bales. tanzas, Read & Hoppock; Edw, Franklin, Gray, Savanual ‘America. . .- . ‘a3 M Demill; Louisa, Hoover, Phi'adetp Indies........ tee « ; ; esgic vost 3 Shin Mary Phillips, Pratt, 17 days from Mobile, with cotton, TOBE ee da gah pig to Post & Phillips. “Experienced very severe weather on the The latest shipments from this country to China| “Ship Peter Hattri have been long cloths and drills, once get in favor with the Chinese our commerce with thet nation will soon be immense, the means of building more factories here than all the high taritls in Christendom. the present tariff, in combination with otherfelements, has caused a great number of mills to be built in all the country, and has set the old concerns into active ope- As indications of what is now doin the Atlantic in manufactures we will Several cotton mills have been established and are flour. ishing in South Caroli of land, about 8,000 acres, in South Carvlina, seven miles | 4 i above Petersburg. Ga., on the Savannah River, Including v3 ta A. Solan great water privileges, has been purchased by an Engli« company, for the purpose of entering business of manufacturing cotton goo r ed, it is said,to import all the requisite workmen from | Winds up to Cape Hatieras, England, who are to be settled on the land A steam factory is to be erected in H nufacture of cotton ‘The stock is all taken, and offers for more have foods, ke. has been formed in one million dollars, and have purchased a privilege which inthe course of another year will set in motion two mille gach, to manufacture mouslines de jindles a plaia “pattern, lately introduced from Euu- | ¢ Nesmith 8 Wale! rope, are made here to sell at $3 same kinds are sold from $6 to $7, whilst these, wholly of | to Neamith & Walsh. ed in Vermont, and manufactured at Andover, Maus,, are of finer stock and more brilliant dye—in every way superior to the Englist—and afforded at foes than one rice, s heen introduced into the Maine Legislature to incorporate a company, by the name of the “Pepperell Manufacturing Company,” allowing them to hold person- al and real estate not exceeding $1,000,000, and authori- zing them to carry on at Saco Falls the manufacture of cotton, and such other materials as may be connected | John Ogd We learn that a petition has lately been forwarded from | master. Camden to the New Jersey Legislature, in favor of a mo- derate and necessary charter for the incorporation of a company to erect and establish one of the largest cotton | ma: manufactories in the United States. will cost about $200,000, and the company will employ 1000 persons, thereby creating a demand for some 200 auditional dweiling houses. Th reat enterprize confidently calculate on supplying Phila- cotton it from than those obtained from New England, while the demand for them cannot fail to exceed the supply, western trade of that city 13 considered. land will be required, with an extensive frontage on the carry this important movement for Camden and Philadelphia into effect. ippears that a new cotton factory has been sterted in Jefferson county, Georgia, cessary buildings have of the machiner: steam engine, of twenty hoi York; the woollen and cotton mills, Prices or Manyyact Stark Mann festering Co. 000 Choeheco 700 Cabot gi oe ft Norwich Pr i oott 1,000 ry 1'000 d 1000 1,000 1,000 1,000 ™# 1,000 1,000 ‘900 000 000 CE Worsted | Lowell Bleach‘ng Com; oe These figures do notexhibit such universal wre as one would suppose existed in America afer the numerous new mille going up ev figures, therefore, present this turers are not benefitted by a high tariff. When a tariff is raised to @ protective oint,competition begins immediate. 32333) 3 and an unhealthy impetus 1 which leads In time to a reaction, end disastrous]: We already year 140 and we learn that a large tract | suil ards of American Bunting sre dail manufactured at Framingham, Massachusetts, The arti- be very way as good as the foreign. by a Scotchman, All the ne- | mony, Mscodack, Valprraiso; Luzon and Weybosset, bri m erected, and a large portion erida, Oporto; Gulelma, Matanzas; Juno, Georgetown, SU; has ‘arrived. there; it consi @ fine | Norman; achr Ann, Peversbnrg, aud others. machine for burring wool, a recent invention, which is said tojwork well; woollen cards and spindles for the purpose of spinning coarse yarn, These were followed by about thirty tons of other machinery for the purpose of manufacturing cotton cloth and cotton into cotton bagzing. According to these statements there is a general move- mentall over the country in cotton manufactu: towns, such as Patterson in . the utmost activity prevails.— New mills are’ going up in Patterson, and that thriving place is in the greatest apparent prosperity, and as an in- dication of the condition of the business in New England, we will give the last quotations in Boston of stocks of to many capitalists and operators, r that the manufacturers are be- pinning to be convinced of this fact, and that many of them are now in favor of a mere revenue tariff, one that will give no unnecessary protection, or what ja called protection to any one class. In all gulate the prodaction of manufactured goods in country, the resnits have ever been wneqn is but a criterion of this and all of manufactaring in America. In that year, $51,000,000 were invested in cotten manutactures, ‘which prodneed but {$46,000,000 in goods, while $16,000,000 inverted.in woollen | f » Post, 17 days from Mobile, with cotton, to E. D, Hartbut & ekie Seeman: Badger, 18 days from Mobile, with cotton, master, Ship Charlessemne, Packard, 22 days from Apalachicola, with and if they and be tte ras. jue Gens see, Minot, 20 days from New Orleans, with cot- ‘cto order. ‘September, Dawes, 68 days fom Mal 100 bdis inats 60 bbla to P. J. ratLer, aud sustained consi arts of this side of | ‘ive these facts :— Has ex rable idan ae rench brig Union, Peria, 99 days from Bordeaux, with bran- Leavitt, 50 days from Sierra Leone, with I Nevias & Son. |. How laud, from Rio Grande, Dec. 7, with w&Co. Has had a succession of” light ¥ ritish biig Ws camwood, &c. t largely into the is, ke. It is intend: | hid, t Brg John R Go rdver, Pederson, from Brlize, Hon., Jan. 22, via Havana 26th, with indee, « Alexander kncountered a heavy norther after leaving Havana, which lasted 4 days Brig W: was, Colson, 18 days from Neuvitas,witd sugar, ‘Aun toB D: Fores i za, Mallory. 18 days from Matanza:, with fiuit, B.ig Aun ued. Tatler, Brig Comet, Richards, 20 days from Franklin, La, with mo- veiSris Buerlig, Pierce, 24 days from New Orleans, with md r rig Stetiiag, Pierce, 24 days from Ne ; , Boston with a capital of| co master. abana mart a Brig kenbawa, Harvey, 20 days fom NOrleans, with cotton, to.menter. Brig Wetump! ton, to Siarges ron; ford for the ma- ital is fixed at The Williams, 18 days from Mobile, with cot- jearman, Leiand, 16 days from St. Marks, with cotton, . Schr Helena, Milliken, 20 days from St. Marks, with cotton, and $4, In England the Brig Caroline b Rice, 26 days from Apalachicola, | Wits © tton, to Post & Lipa. Brig Madison, Bulkte 2 days from Savannah, with cotton, to Sturges & Clearman. Brig New Jersey, Brown, 10 days from Ssvannah, with cot- ton, to RM. Demill. Brig Emily, Sherwood, 12 days from Charleston, with cot- ton, &c. to Dunham mon. ‘Sehr tmmpenal, Read, 12 days from Savannah, with cotton, to &.M. Demill Behr Tioga Hallock, 6 d: 's from Richmond, with cotton, to five, Snedicor, § days from Baltimore, with mise, to Schr Strenger, Burr, 6 days from Delaware, with cor, to the Schr Julia Oliver, Whitehead, from Vin er. hr James Smith, Weeks, 4 days from to master, ound to Phila je projectors of this | Huta ie Sehr Fair Play, Rogers, from Boston, with mdse, to W. D. 5 to 10 per cent cheaper | Cuthbertson Lighter Abraham Simonson, from the schr Marion, ashore on when the great | the West Bank, with shingles. The M will be got off after Seven acres of | discharging her cargo of corn. se! One ship, unknown. Wind N Salled. Packet ship United States, Britton, Liverpool; barques Har- Schr m: with wood, to The buildings alone with wood, ickerson, from Providence, with mdse, put in here ow accouat of the ice in the wer, from the Novelty Miscellancous. Bric Kexuawa, Harvey, from New Orleans. encountered a succession of heavy gales the entire passage, ‘Three fdays out, apruvg a Jeak, » hich required hard Inbor (o keep the brig free — In theedg» of the Gull, experienced a severe gale from the NW attended with thick suow squalle, which carried away fore top gallant mast rnd vard the long boat, tearing the ring bolts Sut of the deck, aud had cousiderable damage done in sails, rix- ing. Bee WUSsatence of New Youx.—There have arrived st the port of New York, since Friday evening last, 33 ships, 20 Larques, 45 brigs and 70 schooners. Whalemen. Amethyst, of aud for NB, from Sandwich falands, 19 months A '§| country, Address i. ot this office. case A Comstock—28 bales [NEQBMATION (WAN chto == B55 Ww D—A ‘situation by a French Nurse. who Capable of attend street able character, is want Dtozimbo, Foote: x tune New Fork: ‘Talma, Cage " CBr) Dasher, Gotieaberse arnaxioeitt ieee in a Dry Goode Store, by a whe hes 115 tm ahi 4 git Ly had wuch experience of cotton maa last necoant: Bee eg jo. fe, Arm Sharkey, ve of ¢ ted to will 4 Con A y by treet, Brooklyn New Brooxtvy, Feb 4, 1814. ‘Ohio papers please copy. £15 1t%ec oe ls ing t ickness. 92, Barel 1% to any sic) aot Aer COACHMAN WANTED. A STOUT-and healthy colored man—unmarried, of goud ad- dress, and who ia perfect in his profession, cf unexception- es Coachman, family ixhteen miles from New York. Apply, by a note left at this office, toW. A.&To, references from last place, and terms. fu Kc) REWARD—Lost, on Tucaday, 19th i . between Maiden Lane aad’ Wall dred and ¥ifty-Keven Dollars, in bills of the b ‘The fader will rec @ the ary. wereward, Wi WAR: 5 LU D, NO, 10% WILLIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN, UP STAINS.) § RECEIVED, by. lave is, and offe HARA WORSTE De tent Berlin eater ia thoteoet 1 it, by the bale, or coger grein neo ama quan ti CHINA WORSTED~A new style, various qualities. CANVASS—In Silk, Cotton, Linen, of ali widtns an sizes: iB ROIDERY PATTERNS—Olall makes inveaare aww rsizan and the richest selection. a numbers. ised, in reat ¥ariety. “SRURSE TW191'8—Freach, Evglah and Berlin, shaded and PEHENILLY—For Embroidery and Chenille Cords, OSS B1LKS—Frecch and German. PURSE ORNAMENTS—Gold, Silver and Steel, Gold and Silver rise Cords, Braids and FRINGLS AND GIMP3—OF all styles an golors, im- ported from the best European manufactures, and receiving Sew guppies by cvery steamer, CORDS. TASSELS of Mik, Worsted axd Cotton; Lamp Taxtels, Perforated Paper, &e., Sc. £15 lime TRA! EXTRA!! EXTRA!!! 0 THE. LOVERS OF FINE MEATHO acd, thor » LOVE ‘KF L 7 "Tieelan iniereet im the Aarientvateret ds tee Ticeaieed: subec ly, toi i fr aetna ane Beads, per emma tase ie generally, that be Gon, 1 Five buperior SHEEY cotton, to fowlan: ean Breed Ph jatted by Abraham Burton, of Cheseatt 4 were sre It must be conceded however,that | “ship Atalaura, Havmoud, %5 days from Apalachicola, with | {iviger"Dutchese Counthe a arnuee at Rie eit <ot on. to 5. W: Slocum, ‘Has been 18 daye North of” Cape “ 1s wih the doeet seeetas ba, Bo Roves Js far exeved any ed htered, ard the Mutton of pl price, at JEWELL’S well established Sta d, No. 26 Bowery. ise » FAT AND CALF SKINS. T PRICES givea tor Hides, Fat and Calf }, cash carrent monry, ou delivery, at the Hide and watracts will be made for k Fat How of th: subeenibr, wl ere Slt "be made for ~ alfa! y the yon Or the i.ig heet price give. “y the poum rpynticencur ' OHN HUNNS £15 2m*r0 J i 228 Hilicnherh at, between Prince and Houston. DOCTOR BELL. FR. RELL continues (o devote his attention (daily ill 9 P *.) to the removal of Private Diseases ti wu teri mover protrac’e tr ated by wexpermnerd oF ing wader the destruct ve « fler and all « he suspect the rm ins of disease Larkin tem may cousult Dr. B. with honorable confi Kaurantee of cu: Perso.s coutems lating mer of dis. cse, my also cousuit too. Post-paid letrers have his prompt attention. Dr, Bell", wreat- Uurver ecposes to suspicion, and is well known to be safe perm: Vrivate offices, 67 Cedar street, th'rd door from Broadway: th a PICKLED HAMS—a0 eas LA fare pA keT SHIP KOSC « er ts of mercury or yusek nostrum: in the 9) ce ¢ who have been thi ith confidence aud Gut and Cured, for sale KY COLLINS & CO, ‘% South street . FROM LIVER: OOL, will i der general crder, to-morrow. ed will be seat to public store, commence diac! All gouds not per £4 Sere STKANGERS BEWARE. N thin age of Quackery and Humbug it is most tte choose an teetiended Thpsie ian. DR. J. EVANS, has removed his Old Ga'ew’s I yapensary to, No. 88 Pearl atreet, corner of Beekm: treet, w! he cont his most extraordinary cures of ali delicate diseases, ae Tr 7 com- plas he apprises the citizens and Sone is ne a8 cere Neh ty has no ti Le Mgt pth Medicines and directions sent to any pare of the Unioa, by tarngularly stating the case, and enclosing five dul jars. 15 Wt re VALENTINES. ATIENTION! LOVERS ALL! WE hereby appoint THOMAS W. STRONG. street, our sule agent for the sale of our feiliog, yeatt r@oicing tc ve letters, yelept Valewtines, Coamiaed tis splendid ss4ortiment, we prow une It much superior to auy hitherto offered tricken youth of votham—from five cents to each. 5 Heater youraee aad bo boppy. “ide, han, Vabeatinn Laces Writers, Comical Valentines, eav Don’t forget the number, 98 Nassau peda Sry i be wl £13 St isPec 3 sue ag CUPID, Secretary. WANTED TO RENT—A two story (i house, with a vod basement oom, Please bi ML «i the' Herald office, Is ie FOR SALE—The two story brick House aud lease of Bait toa 11 Barclay street, near Broadway; Hot 39 by 75. For particalare, apply af the anenios room of | £15 4tistre as CoA 2 Maiden Lane Namen out, full, spoken Jan 24, lat 1839 N, lon 53 W—by the Long whereas! esr /R, at Cape de Verds Nov 10, with 25 bbls , Arther, NB, for Paci » 4 days ont, 100 sp, ’ Stocks, Masher eatue, Speken, bid ms h edit fo in Platas $15 8 35" | geciaket at at lou 090 Web the Long Toland, at thy a ?*ammohan Roy NOrleane for Nor, Feb 4, lat 31 20, Jon 30 7850—~| at . : ms} Hope of Boston, New Orleans for Livergool, same time=by iim the same, yee ay Set | ll: denier Wh Maer Cop 0 i i |. do, Feb 4; ( ', for Ta S Too | Po ee chetiam tnd Zolvta, ton Bevage—ochere . 1055 a 1065 lected, Arr 27th, Til vee — a 1050 rior, do; ‘T'wo May a obi \, Mini . Bath, Sid 30th, Cato, ‘Orleans: timore; Monument, veline, York, Passed off the Mi the Bagree niu, of NV ork jan 21—Arr Aranda, land, NYork. Pass- the Chas Ham- ' ies from B,a brig jonded. Jan %—In port, Nenvitas, McFarland, of wv 90—Sid in port Dee7, teen Nevvitas, ding’ iio Guar Cape de Verd Montevideo, 10 ds, onl! ; Bri and Caroline, Moyter, Idg; Star, Craig, Liverpool. do; John Peat, Guth ing; Princess, McLellan, for parity ania Brodesend, from Kio, dises earing of f lay Nicolaysend, Fiefer, for Marseilles, ld; 01 is » from Shields, diss. Nov 20—In port, Herald. Barrows 0; Busan, Sinith, of Boston, for sal La derinan of B jaltimore, just arr from Buenos AY’ i weit. “Maupowano: Nov 20—In: port, Elizabeth, Hallett, of New . Nov 10—On the Cont, Boston, in Tasso, Hastings, do, in Jan. Sienna Leone, about Dec Beis t, Francis Lord. Bro: for South Coast; James Hay, [Br] Wiseman, for NYork,ino weeks, where, These namely, that manufac. ol New yren, jiven to the business, which = must ifornia, Arther, for Home Ports, J Basqrgat, Feb $—Si4 HBM atvvam-r Columbia, Owen, St Bet rast, Feb 0-—The jee still remains firm in, the bay, with haunel dowa the Penobscot river, the Past 7 THg river ts clans 6 tas to, th ev. 9—The river is cleat of ice to, this. piace, of Leong sland, “Phe Western bay” is stil the movements to re- this 6 her years in in the Kast si frozen upy TO LET—The store No, 09 Nassau street, in the fiers Buildings, from the first of May. ‘Apel at zh - TO LET—The House Seri Ra vad is sale. The atore has been oceupied for Peon gent ued te renere om the city. For par Preseut occupant iuieud’ " * iar ia) LOUIS PIT TALUOA, om the AN poten ‘rood tenant a lease of ‘the Dron may be ob tained. twem BAKERY TO LET—A Two Story and Store, with two fire: rate lete, ina thickly pepulated neighbe ‘ard, To a good tenant the rent will be yw occu “scan Avenue. of 119 are 16 y FOR BALE OR ees terms. several Houses and Lote in York GLOK Vall Also, To Let or Leaso—A. valuable on thie Island, within a short ride of the city, wi tng ip Fares capable of a public resort,this presents great tages, ik capable of modating twenty-Gve or without interfering with the a ae i BOOTS AND SHOES. LADIES AND centiemey or ALL WHO WEAR the above articles,’ Heh copay ewer, we » for ‘OF per had better Jose no time in calling at the Shoe Stores of 8. P. SECOR, Nos. 16036 and 161 t th ives with an article street, where all may style or ma fasion, id finish, cannot be age this ci ay in particalar those ladies gent saan whe corner Serl ieting vootar aterm tedlep artiele to the tout ensemdi 10036 oF 161 Greenwich they ean d and le within t ‘monde, “6 are the only plaera in New Y: and Mfssce Gniters, Shoes, ee., always on Tir 160K end 161 Greenwich street, af) ASTOR O1L—% Barrela No. 1 Oil, a superior article, for C EK. COLLINSE CS, tute , 38 Bouth street,