The New York Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1844, Page 3

We learn from Captain Pine lumber was selli j Asuxs—Pots can onl; me doo $200 28, and “BROTHER JONATHAN, FOR SATUR- in three Parts— of Mm HOUSE, a History THE GRUMBLER, ‘a large portion of this romance, nearly concluded. < Anhet by an old Physician. ‘THE FIREMAN’S BONG, and several other public of the iN ‘4 Farmer's Club—Nor- ‘alendars for ebruary. Miscellany, Scrap Book, F: and Domestic aes y year to} cents sagt. and Pearls at $5 12}. Not enough doing to con- fi 06} 0 6 124. Corrox—The sales yesterday were increased, by an ex- BREAR? &f cotton from buyer to seller, tothe amount of all 4,800 were represented to-day. transactions sum up 3,400 bales, ali of which has been done on speculation, counts per the steamer, now nearly due. Prices paid to- similar to yesterday. ‘Western flour continues to range from $487}295. We have favorable advices from Canada. The si ing was excellent, and the farmers were taking 3 | (he advantage of it. ‘The Port Hope Gazette states that for the previous twelve days about 3,000 bushels of wheat in that place, at from 70 to83 had been paid for wheat in Port In Bowmanville, New Castle, Bond Head, three smaller places, $20,000 have also ing $40,000 for the county of Durham. ‘The market at Toronto was very bi Brrswax—Prime yellow is held at not hear of any sales. ‘e notice trifling sales of drudge at 23 cts. Barrel continues dull at 244c. Reat Estare—Sales were made at auction as follows, by Anthony J. Bleecker &Co. at the Merchants’ F: ‘he lot of ground, with the sheds thereon, street, near Fulton, 33 feet 11 inches fron! Ainches rear, by full 100 feet in length, . ide of 4th st. near aven 140 feat from avenue B, 16,066 acres of land in Mississippi, by orde: trustees of the Franklin Bank of Cincinnati, at 75 cents per ac: Two story brick 21 feet wide by 30 feet dee ‘Two story brick house 45 Rose street; house 23 fect Lot 2 by 00 feet, a7 Rose wireet, Three story brick house 99 Beekman street; lot b: Reke su debe ecto Two atory brick house and ieaye of iot 177 Madison rect, eight years to run, ground rent $100, lot 24 by 100, house 24 by 45 feet,. .... 2.6 Lot corner of 11th street, fronting on feet 1 inch by 100 fest,. Lot adjoining, same dimensi Lot adjoining, same dimer Lot on 1th street, rear o! ‘OF SOCIETY, Cotton Market. Mose, Feb. 6.—Corron,—The market '8 estimated at 36 a pit vestenior. sorebte tae loon jielded by sellers. Stocks are , ‘sinee Friday evening about MAGNIN’S LUCINA CORDIAL OR ELIXIR )VE.—For the speedy and certain cure of female ir- eas, Fluor albus, , whether the re- luced by this wonderful medical dis- nearl; jualled by its introduc- imonials have been re- ceived from those whose constitution was a mere wreck, but who have been rein Cordial, Others who hi or extravagance, have found in this restoration, after all other medical aid had used in vain. The hitherto childless freside and ne Mercia the i have been purchased di cents per bushel. — within two weeks. sult of imprudence, illness or accident. covery in Paris, ben, tion into America. ii br a 1000 Balen 4} 230c, but we do this incomparable The above are afew of the leading items comprised in the report, and exhibits a very valuable as The line of losses carried to the contingent funds, appears to have increased wonderfully within the year, while the value of the stocks and secu- rities in the hands of European bankers, has fallen off in about the same proportion. The circulation of branch bank notes has increased $263,205. Individual deposits are reduced $165,521; and the State Bank balances $98,- 937, We find in the report fox 1843, an item amounting to $301,000, called a guarantee of Planters’ Bank bonds; but in the returns for 1844, we find no mention made of such an investment. The above gives the last two official returns from this institution, whose history is filled with the scenes of two great revulsions—whose existence has been the greatest curse the commercial classes have ever been afllicted with; and whose dissolution was the prelude to a better oftimes. After years of the most desperate specu- lations—alter having exhausted all its substance—it lived on its own vitals, until its owu corruption could no longer be disguised. All those institu- tions of a similar description, who follow a simi- Tar course, must, assuredly, find a similar fate. ‘The movements of many of our the result given in the above returns, They are engaged in the same speculations. The present state of the Cotton Market resembles that of the time the United States Bank went into it so extensively. The same inducements that tempted and seduced :that institution are in existence to draw the banks ofthe present day into the field. As yet the game has hardly commenced. The thing will not be ripe until about May. The banks of this city are at this mo- ment precisely in the same position the United St Bank was, at the time it left stock speculations and en, tered the Cotton market. Having tried every thing else —having induced young and inexperienced States to con- tract heavy loans—having created an artificial and infla ted currency, and created times that deceived the shrewd, est caleulations; having created fancy and valueless stocks in them until they could do so no longer; having made itself bankrupt and thoroughly rotten by all these operations, as a dernier resort, as the last desperate move, and with the hope of realising immense profits— Profits sufficiently large to cover all the losses by pre- vious operations—the Bank went into all the Cotton mar” kets at the south, and monopolised the movements of the season in that great staple. Two thirds of the cotton, at that period, that went to Liverpool from Mobile, New Orleans, &c., was consigned to the agent of the United States Bank at that port. Having any quantity of money— in the shape ofits own bills—at command, no clique could compete with them, and the Bank was able to establish prices and contro] the market. The manufacturers of Great Britain were in the power of this institution, so fer as prices were concerned; but, fortunately for them, and unfortunately for the Bank parties interested in the specu- lation, they were not manufacturing goods to actualdemand. The spinners of Great Britan were even manufacturing goods on speculation, and only submitted to prices so long as they choose to carry onthe move ment. ‘The moment prices reached a point too high for them to submit to, they left the market, and prices found a level below what the combined capital of the American Banks could stand against. menced. The immense quantity of the raw material in the hands of the agent of the United States Bank, accu- mulated at high prices, at rates much higher than the best market in the world could produce, and the state of com- mercial affairs all over the world hastened the dissolution of that Institution. That was not the only result. The United States Bank induced all the Banks of the extreme south to enter the field as cotton speculators. By loaning Post notes, by extending its own liabilities, and by every system of financiering the Directors of the United States Bank could invent—by the adoption of every expedient, no matter how ruinous or at what sacrifice—the Banke of | $° Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, particularly, were led into the arrangement, and all went down together.— ‘The whole southern country was filled with a paper cur- rency, created for the purpose of exchanging for cotton At that period, a United States Bank bill or post-note was considered better than gold itself, and the cotton-growing classes became strong advocates of the Banking System. Had the effect of this great speculation gone no farther than the destruction of the Banks, it never would have been regretted. We should have got rid of a great evil by temporarily suffering a greater ; but the effect from the movements made at that time is still felt. States whose Banks fh regulator, are to this day cursed with acurrency of the most depreciated nature. Many of the institutions are in a state of liquidation, and many have gone out of exist- ence without having had any assets to liquidate, It will yet be along time before the last vestiges of that revolu- tion have passed from sight ; and we fear another of a similar nature will be acted on the same soil before the recollection of the last is obliterated. The Banks in all parts of the southern country are making great eflorts to extend facilities to cotton speculators, to enable them to hold ; they are gradually letting out their resources, and they are as gradually absorbed in stocks of cotton. This policy, carried on very extensively, effect on prices ; every advance in pi excitement among speculators —until, finally, prices reach beyond the ability of consumers to pay, and the re. action from that momeat commences. Quotations in this and the New Orleans market were a short time since much higher than those of Liverpool. Lately, the ad- vance has been more rapid in Liverpool than in this rices dull st: is no doubt boca gh York market, accounts, was & bor mathe resent state of e market it ible U4 give accurate quotations, as rendered happy, tent, and the de- ri elasticity and vigor of tof one of the interior villages of New York states a case, in which by the use of two bottles of Luci- , after four years of bitter disappoint- ment, were enabled to rejoice over the realization of the Vacant lot cn west sortment of assets, Do on 4thstre na Cordial, a couy re. front house 323 Bleecker street, lot ‘0 made by auction :— ip 2239 bales. report a very «mall busin in most tastazces at adecline of lc per lb. Coxumavs, (Ga.) Feb. 6—Cotron.—The article comes slow! range from 6 to 10 cents. The current very choice lots bring readily 10 he returned and from the one bottle nfyeara. He imme- said he had deriv far more benefit than from medical treatment for eleve: diately bought six bottles more. Our space forbids us to ‘the many cases to which we are liberty te refer, Frame house ani — are 9}—althoug! Macon, Feb. 8.—Cotron—Sales for several days past eard that some satisfaction which t! ingle complaint havin, the least proofs of its unrivalled excellence. Price 3shillings per bottle. Sold at92 Nassau street, New York ; 90 North street, Philadelphia; Smith & Fewle, 138 Washington street, estimable Flixir fair cottons 8} to9. cotton has sold as high as 9}. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS Paicapetrnia, Feb 5—Arr Je Emlen, f the above, 21 feet by 94 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The members of w York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in re» ublic thanks for the liberal su; in their efferts to “ su leave to state that their particular : be directed to all diseases of a private nuture, and from eat improvements lately made in of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ai vantages not to be met with in any institution in whs country, either public or private. College is such as to insure success in every totally different from that vern’c:ous practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, anJ in most cases leaving a disease much worse than the original. One of the mem- for nay years connected with the tends daily for a consulta- Lot adjoining, 26 feet 10 by 94, 10,. Let adjoining, same dimensions, Lot adjoining, same dimensions : [On the three last mentioned lots are a two story frame and two story brick front house. } Lot wert side Second avenue, north of 26th street, 244 feet by 100,..... t northwest corner Bid Garonne, My- ronne, My: ; Lois, Honeywell, Gallagher, Hull; Pekin, 1d Barfine, Crosby, Pro: Willfe, Delang’ ce ‘ork. ARLESTON, Feb ll—Arr Superior, Harvey, Androssan, ta Savanwan, Feb 10—Arr t, Rawlings, Bermuda; Tarry ‘eb 6—Cld Pactolus. Bestingy bik 1 Bal the principal hos- of 25th st. and 3d avenue, Brighton Cattle Market. 12—At market, 460 beef cattle, 1100 sheep, and 40 city banks tend towards \e treatment of the Beef Caitle—We quote to correspond with last ee few extra $470 a5; first second quality, $4 a $4 25 Sheop—We quote lots Swine—Ne lots sold topeddle. At ‘oston; Peter De- bers of the Coll n from 9 A.M. to Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 Acure gui Imronsaxt To Country Invauips.—Persons livit the country and not finding it convenient to att sonally, can have forward retail from 4 to 6c to them a chest cont rm a perfect cure by stating ‘with all symptoms, time oi ewhere, if any id to 8, RICHARDSON, Agent On Wednesday, 14th inst. at St. John’s Church, by the Rev. Wm. Berrian, Signor Rarnaet. Battapivis, of Hava- na, to Miss Faances Avaveta Sanvens, only daughter of Dr. Sanders, of New York. contraction and treatment received and enclosing $5, post paid, Office and Consulting rooms of the College, 95 Nassau Speken. Crcolen, [Sw] Charleston for Copenhagen, Feb7, in the Gulf Lady Pell, of Quebec, standing E, Dec 12. In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, 14th inst. after a WILL BE PUBLISHED TO.MORROW MORNING, long and painful illness, Mancaret Swexxgy, wife of Mi- By Moanis, Wiutis ann Company, THE MIRROR LIBRARY, NO.7. 15 ONLY COMPLETE EDITION EVER PUBLISHED, oF “LETTERS FROM UNDER A BRIDGE,” By N.P.Wiuis. Note sy te Avrnor.—The “Letters from Under a Bridge” were written in a secluded glen of the Valley of the Susquehannah. The author, after several years resi- dence and travel abroad, made th altar of life-time tranquillity hol of the letters were written in the full belief that ass there the remainder of his days. Inevitable necessity rove him egain into active metropolitan life, and the re- membrance of that enchanting interval of repose ral pleasure, seems to him now like little but a dream. As turing trely the color of his own mind and the natural of his thoughts during a brief of life alone best suited to his disposition as well as to his better nature, the book is interestin, those why love him. As picturing of nature and seclusion after years of intoxicated life in the gayest circles of the gaycst cities of the world, it be curious to the reader. ese works are issued as Extras of the “New Mirror,” and can be bound either with or without it. beautifully printed, of a uniform size, publishers, They “CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS” WHEN A safe and certain worm medicine can be had ffor a trifle — Sherman’s Worm Lozenges have stood the test of years, and have been administered in thousands of cases with uni- are the only specific that has ever fev. Mr. Sparry, Wm, R. Gouidi: hundreds of others who} have ti lity, and have left their Dr. Sherman's warehouse is 297 Hudson street, 183. Bowe- 139 Fulton street, aintances of the family, and those George Sweeney, are respectfully invited to attend her tuneral, this afternoon at 34 o'clock, from her late residence, corner of Williamsburg road and Flushing avenu of her sons, John an: been discovered. Capt. E. F. Wel them, are convinced of their u testimonials to that effect. 106 Nassau street. Passengers Arrived. Dunper—Barque Glammiss Castle—J Archilus. Pont av Prixnce—Brig Geul Ma'ion—Alfred Jones. jarque Genesee—P McMullen. pa larnan-Bi ig New Jersey-—-Mrs Laroche, C 8 C Crane, w—Brig Edward—Capt Conklin, Mr See'ey, Mr Coreatasten esti Chasleston—W Caskery, I JHanLeston—Ahip Chatteston—W Caskery, M Hoffman, J A Oui . Passengers Sailed. United States—Mr Brodel, NYork; it Lewis, Montreal; Charles Fowler, 77 East Broadw: Ledger buildin; iD CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE OF the virtues of that great Family Salve, Connel’s Magical Pain Extractor, for the cure of all Sores, ipelas, Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Piles, Sore Ni Frosted Parts, Chilblains, Chaps, Sore Eyes, and all in mations, is furnished, from the fact, that un. pay is taken for it, and by reference to the following per- }, viz: A. Bache, Esq., 7 Brot Dr. Freeman, 310 East Broad- ite street, N. Y.; Col. Wm. P. t., Mr. M_ Moody, Port Offies ; Mr, Wilson, 28 Carlton street, Philadelphia, The names of many others could be given, but we person can longer doubt the any of the above named complaints. 2 North Fifth Street, is the only place to find it genuine, and at 91 Courtlandt joyment of the kind less it cures no LivenrooteTacke to himself and to E i. Fowler, Baltimore: sons who have tested it, ithfully the charm Bull, 206 Broadwa: Dr. Nelson, 77 , 85 South 18th Ps Foreign {mportations. Dunxe—Barque Glammiss Castle—22 bales mdse W B Tor- Gihen=4? Burritt & Johnson—176 Cameron & Brand 50 bxs 20 bales Smith, Thurgar & co—62 Inglis & Seott—9 to order. gh i Port av Paixce—Brig Genl Mari 100-010 Ibs logwond 11 cks ri Grifflax & co—200 bags coffee A U Ro: S NFUkGOS—Brig Osceola—122 tons co} auelie30 tc honey 24 nds molasses 200 ' on “Maranzas—Brig Ann Eliza—(Reported yesterday)—051 bay ir 120,000 orang +s 28 bunches banauas 13 dozea pine apples J ink no reasonable of this Salve to c and may be had on power Salve to cure oe cans are sent by mail to arts of the country at the usual newspaper postage. Single Extras, 124 cents; Double Extras, 25" ceuts.. those who enclose $1 free of expense, 10 copies of the Single Extras or 6 of the Double ones will be sent. The 1063 bags coffee 4 logs. BE CONSTITUTIO! L DEBILITY CURED.—The The reaction then com- of Medicine and ew York, is now confidently recommended and prescribed rat medical practi tioners of the city, for all cases of by secret indul to the constituti Poems of Passion,” . Jane and other Poems, or excess of any kind detrimental itution. It is an invaluable remedy for impo- tence, sterility, or barrenness (unloss depending on mal- formation) and will be found hight; plaints arising frdm a debilitat Sold in single bottles $1 each; in cases of half a dozen $5 wate and gent to al) arts of the Union. msulting Rooms of ) ‘W..8. RICHARD! @g-+ DRY FEET.—If you wouldhave warm and our boots and shoes the Oil of Tannin. rfectly Water Proof and double Iso, Comstock’s Extract of Sarsaparilla for purifying the blood—price 50 cents per bottle or $4 per dozen. Domestic Importations. Bargue Genesee—( Ee eavcanedt—ai bales Livingston—I chest Spofford & Tileston—2 cst bbis Burk & co—40 tal beneficial in all com fate of the constitution, Lote, and other Tales of his Times,” by G. P. Mornis ; illustrated by erican Cruikshanks Ty —B06, kegs 17 bbts lard 60 rk 34 do beef 26 do 9 do 5 hf do tongues E. K Cs 1 Faers fia by NE ; only. com tion iblished.-& doubles 1% are now in the Press, and will be issued ina fow dayes ‘8 The Rococo, No:1,"—containing three ofthe most delicious Toems ever writ. ten, viz.: The “ Culprit Fay,” by Jo- Agnes’ Eve,” b; With Notes by 'N. jo hams 2 do lard 202 Kew 4030 28 bbls ingd Brash pos ad lard 48 bales hemp 130 do cotton and 113 order. Ni Onirans—Brig_ BSterli: R name € W Bnithevt7 Nida de Galeton RHEUMATISM.—Thousands suffer with this dreadful complaint under the mistaken idea that it can- not be cured ; but we assert that the Indian ment will cure any case, orn At 21 Courtland ‘street, 2 No n—Ii4 do flour Suydam, Sage & co~80 Nave Ossesne-Srie Angeline—100 bales cotton 8 Wood Leaner am 7 #8 bls aud’ 40 hhds pork Work & Drake—099 bbls do Booth & Yesterday )--478 bales son & co. will be taken for it. ifth street, Philadel ‘Ship Hermitage—( Reported cotton Smith, Mills & co—315 Sprague, Robi Savannan—Brig 3 Bronson—43 Faber & entire “Poems” of Wa. Coats Pinxxey, with a Biographical Sketch by the late Ws. Leoorrt, Esq., and For sale, wholesale or retail, by 8, WILLIS & CO., ‘No. 4 Ann street, New York. TO-MORROW MORNING WILL ED by J. Winchester a curious work, entit ST. PATRICK'S PURGATORY, an essay on the legends of Purgatory, Hell and Paradise, current during the Middle Ages, By Thomas Wright Esq. A. F.8. A., corresponding member of the Royal Insti; e. A more curious, interestin printed from the PROFESSOR VELBEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, permanent cure of Gonorohea, Gleet, and ali es from theurethra. No medicine ever offered to the public, exercises such a powerful effect on the bladder and urinary o1 table pills. ‘They are the fi rience of Professor Velpeau at the Hospital of Le harite, in Paris, and are confidently recommended by reparation that has proved successful in were introduced into this country two the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, ime more than ten thousand boxes hi been sold ; and the College failure to be shown, Ww Stone—2 bxs 4 crate Wood & Acosta—3i8 bales 68 casks mocupurulent disch: 4, a8 those valuable vege of twenty-five ray by the great RK 'W L Sande 's—2 do 2 hf do F cks old iron J Bacoa—1 box J Hunter—101 bales 60 casks 3 BE PUBLISH- led —47 bbis D L Pett: Rn ‘Laylor—268 bales cotton 102 cks rice to order=2 bales 1 boat to Sold pa Poses, $l ‘canh, at the Office W S. RICHARDSON, Agent. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.—Ten t Foxes and two Pottowatomies) from beyond the Mississippi, have arrived in this city on their way to hi An interpreter accompanies them, and, will give an exhibition thi performing thi their ceremonies or valuable work has sel- proof-sheets of the copy. istorical point of view this work is fall of interest, as showing how, during the Middle Ages, the Christian religion was gradually corr ‘he principal legend is trick’s Purgatory in Ireland,which Is the most remarkable only one which has remained in force to the present day. All classes of readers will be both amused and instructed by strange stories, and remarkable visions 0} world, which’ were believed by large masses of peo} several hundred years ago. It indeed lacks none of the interent of a Romance. Price 12} cents single. To Agents, $8 a hundred.— Orders from Booksellers Address, iter. Cuanteston—Ship Charleston: ford & co—2 bhds Aitkea & Brothers ‘Taylor—100 bales cotton Burritt & J =12 Cahoon, Kinney & co—10 A Bel 44 do 97 bbl. rice Geo Bulkley—120 Chas H De Laze—75 & Piedler—101 J Wichelnansen—336 Viet or & Duck. 3 Perkins & Hopkins—4 Gorton, Hodges & com! box A Brucher—t hf pbl S.rachan & Scott—236 bales cotton to ___MARITIME HERALD. _ @ Smith & Mills Reasrd & com stitions legends, atory legends, and avery material 0s create greater evening, at Croton Hall, wild dances, and going through wit) previous to battle One of the chiefs will, in the course address the audience. This novel exhi- bition will be sure to attract a crowded audience. admission is only 28 cents. RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTEARTIVE MIX- for the radical cure of primary or secondary Sy- philis.” This powerful alterative has entirel romptly supplied. CHE: TER. 30 Anne st Enh mn G. Britain, Hosken {g- FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.—A x ; Barque Pemmobap Roy, Catts, "Sarhue Broatc, Curtis, from Charleston, with cotton. Miscellaneous. 11 o'clock. Barc Anw Exiza, Mallory, at this port from ile laying to, was deck Leds swept awsy tnecqeatio beset, spa ah amantity ‘of water dowa the hatchway—sph other Sua f BEAT RAND, Smith, from Portland, for cara ran near tien After au arbitration, $1200 was awarded as sal and the ship iH Mobile, with Weat on the 23 pe of sugar box shooks, a saved aud taken to Key will be ‘ “Bonw Trucos, Loriug, af Bariaiabe, ‘eat. fr oof Pines, isth mk. haal off om St Jago, encoun: tered heavy weather, lost jibboom, fore gaff, &e split foresail, and stove boat, Pout or New Oaura Orleaus on the 3d schooners, wi aus nee bg Mariners. o are indebted to 8 filend ye following lst of Bre 0d Shoals, marked on a engraved Spanis Published at Madrid ia 1840, tance! im of 18: tim of 1810 's Shoal, deg mie rock above water, lat 10 deg 50 m eh, doare N, Alexan Dea. Fani Jon 1:0'deg 34 mia 10 sec E. der’s Shwal Kk an Y Jon 1 Holmes’ Shoal in'1835, breakers, lat 10'35 N, lon 117-57 FE. A Shoal, no name, lat 652 N, lon 114 22 Rocks, no name, lat 745 N_ lon 114 48 30 Mackinuon’s Reef, 1839, rocks, lat 5 44 N. the following are not laid down ou any ? Supato bearing WNW 15 miles, Paney, lat 939 N, lon 12141 E. ‘A Shoal in lac 1152 N, low 12115 B. A Shoal, (dangerous)’ N and the South Point of Mindora bearing N. ‘The Noi «ENE 41 miles, the Sou Isles bearing South 24 mi oint of Paney be em Isle of the Cagos group of bottom. Sand island or Dry Shoal bearing SE by $ about thr distant, Begbatan E by N 3g N,and Napula N by E the Tionesta, at x Forbes, of Boston, sale, Ggodmanson, NYork for Rio Janeiro, Dec 31, lat Milton. of North Yarmouth, Trinidad for Boston, Feb 4, | 36 30, lon 73 59. ‘A herm brig from Tobasco for N York, no date, off D H Sh since ourlast. A number of hauds were employed % breaking « channel in the ice for the rig Georgiana. and. not got in clear w ter atSpm A schr by great exertion got the roads clear of the A schr is below, but om account the ‘es eanuot get up Sec » Newauayrourt, Feb 13—Art Talma, Conklin, Philadelphi Boston, Feb 1d—Arr Camera, itney, NOrleans; all da: Kiver. Below, a brig, asenr a fore and aft sehr am i brig came up this morning doubt the Agenoris, Sanford, NOrleans for Newport, Jan 13—Sld Agenoria, NOt Rev cutter Jackson, from a cruise, Jas! evening, and sailed again thi ring, P, low. Hope, Johrs H boaud up A deep la place of mercury among the regular medic: It is composed of the most strengthening an etable medicines, and always gives ad to the constitution while curing the disease — Persons suffering from a venereal taint in their system, or mercurial disease, should use this powerful alterative without delay. Sold in single bottles, $1 each—in cases acked, and sent to ull parts lege of Medicine and Phar- W. 8S. RICHARDSON, Agent. MONEY MARKET. Thursday, Feb. 15—6 P. M. named Leonard Munson, a native of Litchi Foreign Letter Bags. aged about 18 years, li Hereafter, Letter and Newsp World, will be made up at the Ship Masters and Age We shall esteem it a favor, if Cay to Commodore Ropent Sinyey, va. of &. Saloni market, and prices do not now vary so much ; but there is still alarge margin for advances on the other side, before prices will reach the proper proportion in the two markets. The question is—how is this proportion to be reached ? Speculation runs wilder here than there. An advance there will create a curresponding one here, and the same difference still exist. kets, we fear the result of the speculations going on There must be immense losses somewhere. Individuals will suffer some—but the principal amount must fall upon tne Banks that have become so deeply involved in the busi- ht complexion, with light bushy hair. He had on when he left a glazed muslin cap, plaited light mixt coat, blue and black pl enerally wears his coat buttoned up to his c! rooklyn about 8 o’clock yesterday morning. He was far as New Jersey, and is supposed to ha r may probably be lurking in tI . He took with him about $400, Mar bills on the Atlantic fs. Bags for all parts of the eRALD Orri 3 of Vessels will give our News Kloet, a whence they sail a List of their C they may ha Ke led, the ro, and ‘ud of half a doxen, ofthe Union. Ot macy, 95 Nassau street. ceeded to Philadel neighborhood of principally in bills of the cit $50 in gold; also, several one and Long Island Banks of Brooklyn. He is very fond of and dogs, and should he get in conver. alone. The above re. On occount of this ¥ and Cor- & favor by De duaktally lately ou their arrival ‘nutical [pformation of @ can be detected m t, Kelly, Matanzas, NTED— Wthavle of au street. mn by a Fi ling to any sickues: COACHMAN WANTED. STOUTéand health married, of goud dress, and who is per profession, of uuexrept able character, is wanted wan, to reside in a pri family, ighteea miles from New York. 7 Apply, by a note left at this office, to W. A. & Co. ata references from last place, and terms, £10 iwere ward will be paid for the apprehension of the thi the recovery of the money, in proportion to the quantity restored, by the subecribei T. 8, STOOKES, 15 Hicks street, The advance noticed in stocks a few days since, is firmly sustained, without any further improvement being Harlem advanced 4 per cent ; Paterson }; Pennsylvania o's } ; Norwich down Trust Company }; Farmer's Trust | ; Ohio 6's, Indiana, Ulinois, Kentucky, Canton and Vicksburg closed ut yes- terday’s prices. The Boston money market presents nearly the same features that have characterized it for some time past. Capital is very abundant, and is secking investment in stocks. Within the past week there hax been quite an activity in Western Railroad shares. Prices closed at $563. Boston and Worcester has improved—salea now rule at 14) advance ; Boston and Providence 6 a5} do; Fitehburg, par ; Maine, 3} do. ; Eastern, 7} do. ; Taun- Manufacturing stocks still command high neas; thove that have devoted the greater part of their capitals to the movements of cotton must, judging from precedents, become involved in the same difficulties that beset the operations of their great and powerful prede- PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 16. +596 oe 157 ; North American A “WORLD” OF RICHES.—1, The Genesee Girl and her Little Red Book—A story not founded on, but all fact, by Laurie Todd. 2 Vienna—A description of the city, its palaces, galle- ent anpeal in behalf of ic rightvor Women, bya ady. 4. Dispatches of Hernando Cortes—An interesting re- view of thie valuable work, giving the original account of ation of Society —" Hur- thes—Rev. Dr. Dewey, by William Shak- ve Myaterious—A visit to the editor by a tall gentleman —A dialogue between two friends, ‘man and @ layman. 9 St. Patrick’s Pur from oe new and qi Old Stock Exchange. ries and curiosities, 9. Woman’s Mission—An el: civil and dome: y Ge hi t & Phillips; George, Charl-stou, Geo Bully; Sterling, Hami Bugkam Dimon.—Sehr Patriot, Caten, Mayaguen, Pi. Brett | sapped 5000 do 0 do 10000 Keatneky 6's 150 Farmers’ Trast 200d 25 do the Mexican Conquest. 6, The Devil's Jaunt—An imit: rah for the Devil, hurrah 6. Pulpit Skete! Arrived, H, Allea, Wilson, 5days from Charleston, with cottcn, Sutton ip Charleston, Browa, 5 days from Charleston, with cot- . Seignette, 90 days from Rochelle, wine 45 bxs sardines to A. Seignette re passage, and has t. lat $839, lon 71, picked up terns & ‘wh ‘Castio, Barclay, 42 days tom Dun- mise, to Cameron & Brand. , A ave Louise, Geeltz, 36 days from Hamburg, in 20 300 Harlem RR ¥ 00 do ench baraue L¥Ai with 405 cks brandy 62 blown off as far as lon 62, sume floating timber mari British bat Receipts of the Massachusetts Western Railroad for the sixth week in— ‘atory—Curious | it work, just published at the New tok, Beek. Bile Cent Marion, Shepheard, 22 days from, Port au. Pi with Goffe, 8c: to . NY 88! Freight, &c,... fe & Trast %" fog & Co. heeft sehr ed Ro 10. The Beethoven Collection of Sacred Music—An in- |. Bailed in co. with teresting editorial article on church melody. 11° Mexico as it was and aa it is—-Fxtract from this va- The volume is spendidly illustrated. reno Mnemotechny—Somebody— tk Historical Socie' Paintings—Copious Sse: z 2 M Aub & Rochester ‘The great surplus shown for the samo poriod this year spain 8 from the fact that the line of travel has been clear, and trains have passed over the road with great regularity, while last year the severe snows pre- vented the departure of the trains, and kept back freight. The Treasurer of the State of Maine has been autho- rized to purchase outstanding State bonds, on the best possible terms. He has succeeded in purchasing several, having a little more than a year to run, at an advonce of 2} per cent above par. Specie is pouring into New Orleans from every direc- tion. Quite a largo amovnt has been received from A few days since we reported the arrival of $240,000 from Havre. We now record a further arriva) from the same port of 867,000 francs, Also, 2000 sove- reigns from Liverpool ; 53,000 francs from Gaudaloupe ; $2000 from Bermuda; $14,000 from Barbadoes ; and $22,400 from Cincinnati and St. Louis. The specie from France comes out for the purpose of purchasing cotton. Bolow we give tho official general statement of the Bank of the United States, at two periods. Crease in the movements of the bank of nearly two and a half millions within the year ;— ‘ore, 0 heavy weather, lost fore and mizen Matrimony—New Yor —Criticism on Cole’s —Varietien, &e, ‘Terms—Single copies 6} cents, mail and office subscri- year 1344, will be prem 1 uth) 18 days from Cienfue- oy RR 530 uy TER ith) 18 dare trom Ci 30 Nor & Wore jarnes, 25 days from a jew Orleans, with cot- rig Edward, Bulkley, 5 days from Charleston, with cotton. 100 L Island RR unham & Dimon. jog $9 in advan Boston, with mdse, to. N L days from Goayam ih 4 volume of 350 J. WINCHESTER, 0G LUCK AND LITERATUR new, Burgess, Stringer & Co., publ: are offering to-day the Seott, in two volumes octavo, Lendid edition of * Prescott's Conq: ix cents; the London Edition of Shal and Lord Byron’ prizes of the New Weekly, the iven to the ‘purchasers of cer at extraordinary sixpence worth of sterling reading, and the cream of such This is, too nse a Hoosierism, the AKON. ext week they offer similar off with the Harper’s [Iluminated Bible, after, with the Encyclopadi: Won't they “go like 100 Long, faland a owell, Parnell, fon Wilmington, NC. with Saaval 0, , &o.fat 222 Bro: lete works of Sir Walter Wilmington, NC Fitcheock, Hathaway, from Newbern, NC. with B Blossom. . Sehr James & Samuel, Wise, 7 days from Newbern, NC with maa {un Haan, Totten, from Newbern, with naval stores, ite | ia & Nancy, Sterling, from Newbern, with naval from Newbern, with naval stores, to ton, NC, with na- ton, NC, with ma- ikspeare, with forty Poems, in morocco All these are among the magazine for the million, master works as the alovi ‘Sehr Myers, Fowler, greatent lick of th 5 days fom We rehell. State of Trade. Our markets do not present the least activit; very little doing in any thing but cotton, w L J. Fess mm We ; "Mitehell Sehr Fair; Smith, from Washington, N Miteh ll. P: Americans, in thirteen yolum ‘Schr American System, 2 days from Folly Landing, with days from New Orleans, Henarp Foreion Lerten Orrice.—The letter bags of the England, for Liverpool, will close at this office this morning at North of C trea 7 Hnocked down—werhed off part of , he. Trinidad for ‘There were in the port of New 148 ships, 43 barques, 4 rigs and 54 the Salem Register. for the 0 he ish govermment, and which are ‘either not marked or differently placed on Horsburg’s Chart of the China id. breakers, lat 10 N, lon 111 02 BE. North Point of Paney bearing ESE, a bank of coral, the rocks being plainly seen under the ship’ ree miles aE, ma port. ring ENE, same day—by ,Pontianp, Feb 12—No arrival or clearance, and nothing sld 0 rah, rom the South with cotton, achores at Bristol ferry—no in hored in the West Bay AUCTION SALES. Pere We bie oat apts West of England broadelotha, ea . broke i so lta,'s large invoies of linea iad taualin ahirta, eollass, bo- s0, an entire invoice of superinr fresh, y ioe adbeast ear SATURDAY At 103g o'clock. in the cine Faraeate of all EE contr cee AD roeeries, choice leas, and vari Selitog, matrasses, ke. ep N. B.—Every facility will be afforded for the heeds TOMAS BELL: hae ee a id saaten Ueskerorst te lous of rudder and other RICHARD.VAN DYKE, JR, Auchoneer. Fr jecharing all her eargo, with loss of ru a i 3 ; 2 damage, and arrived at Me bile 4d'jnat, where the captaia Will PEREME TOMY SALA 10 clive, a/concara aikh ay tp- Orders from the underwriters befure proce ding. turance Company. “ANTHONY J. 6LR ECR 20. ihe cargo af comof “he Juno, a Gelfast from | wit yl a7 yah auction tothe higher biduer, y oaged, ws 4old for 15¢ per bush. ‘2ch dav of February, 1844, at 12 o’e) ck, at the at Boston from Palermo, experieuced very th tonaails, and stove bulwarks. Made change TWENTY-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, embnei on the second Avenue with the comer of 25th street; teea lots adjoining, on the south side of 25th street, bets 2d and 3d avenues.” aud exteuding to within 146 feet of avenue. the low are about 8 feet deep.” are the ?d aud 3u avenues. sreet is high, the Croton water laid through the aud built ap on north side, opposite to this propert v. Reveaty-Bve par remain on mortg. ge or the purchasers ) ge wi cr bi . EE 9 i adh gohan mee Ort? May ine. the Lots an’ Plans of Building, to Aucti veers Offices (alter Thursday ext, Mo. 7 Seed near Wall street. 2 NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. Essex Island, small island aad rocks, lat 10 57 30 N, lon 112 THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUN. on THOMAS E. DAVIS Esq. and the BELMONT ot Dolphin’s Breakers, (very doubtful) cluster of rocks lat 1109| [GM BRIGHTON HOUSES. ae Men B ‘coe N, lon 112 57 40 E; rocks, lat 10 44.50, lon 112 51 31: rocks, Iat 10 ‘will be perempterily sold, blic bat the 3740, low 1 252; rocks, lat 10 34, lon'112 40 30; rocks, lat’ 10 20, to? hxconegee be HALLIDAY. BSE RT ae ion 112'32 30 "eae : Tuesday the 26th day of March next, at 120°clock, if aot'pre- Hla alan, (wen copentediy; situation uncertain) small isl | yjouale dinpoved of a private ae nd rock, Jat "Ton ¥ : en vePhina Thomas Shoal, Feb, 1639, a rock, Int 1 59 50.N, Jon meats inthe Us ni States, The mata Solidioneeaee be ike 16.530 B. t . F Shoals and Breakers of the Sea Herse, cluster of rocks and | (futte gf four or five acies. As no nto foe ow of shoals, lat 10 40 20 N, lon 115 15 30 k. , | Whole surrounded by piazza sind in the best. le Brown’s Bank, 1838, five fathom shoal, lat 10 32 90 N, lon 116 | ‘The site cannot be surpassed. It commands & vis ‘of the 37 30 BE; a rock, lat 10 35, lon 116 59 30; hoal, lat 1039, lon LI7# whole of ne Bry of New York, extendinj up and M evady’s Shoal, rock, lat 11 62 N, lon 117 37 KE; Kast ivers, ey York, Brooklyn, he, Lone alan Bhere, Sea Hore ia 1776, hoal, Jat 10 60. 40. N, Jon M7 aE Lp ithe ty ae ae "The Belmont and Brighton Honses are both build. Brown's Bi in 1838, shoal, lat 11 11 N, lon 118 52 20 E. i » 9 settidlebunc's Shoal, (rery doubetul) sock, lat 9 08 NY ton | Weeding’ alu well cleuiate fol anes booedteg hea ae eae oGo7aid's Reels, (doubsful) rock, lat 839 40 N, lon 110 29 For a dligtath aud faite jaatinlass! Peres Avdrada Rock, (doubtful) rock, lat 947 30 N, lon 111 10 E. 7 a lireakers Fanny Tocksabore'wauer, gd (0 10H, lou its's2| 1¢OMst6%e0 oscacmceee Walt eet ‘irst Thomas Shoal, Feb. 1839, a rock, Int 9 2@N, lon 115 59 | AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK IN 30 E; Second do do, atock, lat 9 46, lon {15 4990, THE TAVERN BUSINESS! Carlotta, (Charlotte's) Shoal, lat 716 N, lon 107 36 E. TO LET—An establishment fitted Shades Phton’s Shoal, lat 7 03 10N, lon 107 28'30 &. A plan. up town, four cvors from Broad G Galloway's Rock (donbtful) lat 6 33.10 N, lon 107 40 E, SUB (rst rate connection, ‘The wh Bombay Casile’s Shoal in 1936, a rock, lat7 4930 N, lon 111 | ed ava replete with every conven! lwase ak from Ist May cext. For particulars. appl fm st, near Various according to the ‘Ar >| Broome. The proprietor is going into anetl of business. with deep water—a large space with rocks breakers + | _£16 3% m KE HED ous part » lon 113 15 B:, to lat 8 02, low 11s AN 1 t was originnlly fitted up for a room, and ‘TO LE1—The THALIAN HALL, No, 460 Grand BA {pny by po intersection of Fast Broadway, is to or a8 ev" 7 conven mee lar eeek a purpose, but has been a pied fe last three years as a church, and \s now =p with seats for that purpose. The ‘lempernce ee have i ‘outa a week. It is located ia thet hirteeath enient place for political the eastera section of the ¢ moat excellent aceoommoda- ons for a Li fany ki Tt will be rent yw to a good | Leman, wo anid Bake. beheved, «lieing owt of by r- eating it, Exuquite im the store below rt 16 1m re 1k Se We COLLINS, FOR SALE OR TO LET=A large hi Fou . st eotal in 3, 677 Ono WD fathome® trom the eater of the ted 10 the flour ‘linge of Sin . Weat- water, i'was supposed to be mote shoal farther ou the baak- c ‘ofa New Fousdry Building, Spoke! a Bigckas! ith Gulnare, NOrleans for Boston, Feb 12, lat 37 40, lon 7240—by fs, rood Lethe and Ante Blowing the Genesee, at this port. . i ‘ut $00 Kinsk, a lot of good Patterns, nad ether poe lies Buumpee, Jan 17, Clenfacgos bearing NNW 15 miles 1'iTools, suitable forthe Foundry businessyall of wich are y ola, : "Megenticook, Wilmiagion, NC. for Boston, Feb 9, lat 35, | oma tie eua te foot, ore na location Js very desirable, fi has attached to ita wharf 30x80 feet, where is g water for the accommodation of large vessels to land, wil feet of the Founery. ‘Terms very easy as will be found on erglicaion so of ® 10 lat OOD, FOLGER Ga. bv nUBBELL, jard’ ot ai, rs ine Sine 4 Preighter, of Portland, Feb 10, at 41, lon 69, Sing Ning, Wobwary 36, 1864s Lancet. 3 A deep loaded buig with bright sides, supposed the Samos, fm FOR SALE—The two story prick House and Jease of Matanzas for Boston, Feb 10, lat 41, lon 69. § frrii@ let No. 11 Barclay street, near ROMY: 250 By UY, 15- staetolie, of and for Balem, 42 days from Cayeune, Feb 2, lat For particalarg ayply a dhe anetion am of 10 35, b . E. d a i iicilespont, St Jago for Boston, Feb 8, lat 34, lon 74. £15 Atisre 2 Maiden Lane. Voreign Ports. a ToOLET— tore No. 99 Ni treet, im th Maranzas, Jan 30—Iu port, Hellespont, for NYork, 5 days; Pip resteataines from the firt of May. ‘Apply, this ater : Adelaide, fur Boston, 234; | = a — e mprens, of Bath, 21 days fim Point Peire for . a NOTICE, with loss of eayiain, mate sick. quire 0} ¥ istii jadelphia. Arr louh, Huntress, fiom Philadel | [Ae OP GRAHAM SCHRIR TY tn eine os G TR, Jan 22—1n port, New Haven, and Panthea, of | SRbU hip Business, at No 2 Astor House, has this day been Niaven; Hilza, Lockwood, of New York; Diploma, of Phila | 2molved. Wim, M: (husty’ will continue in of Phies | the fie. WM. HG 5 Scninam, Jan 8—In port, Susan, Upton, for NYork, 10 days; WM. HC: “ Grampus, Sayward, for Gloucester, 1du;’ Sarah Ann, Herrick, | — February tith, 1814. 16 30% av abganaiso, Nov é=ta ort, Orsheus, Hill, rom Baltimore LOVE*S BAZAAR. ww'days; Delaware, Carter, for Oahu, do, Sida , STRONG Se a atch. ‘aterman, Canton; ‘Oct 27, Argyle, Cook: | 2: W- ree ah 5S pessey eraeey sey, Callac; uo date, Tweed, Hands, ———. A SELECT A a ee tome Ports.” ceived at theabove i ‘Those who have not hereafter, for anewers, Betsy BARQUE ADAM CARR GOW —Consignees per this vessel will tice that she wi in vad in, of ia FnOM GLAB- 1 7 take Bo- discharging under general order this day foot of James street. fiom WO'DHULL & MINTURNS, 8 South street. Caw dore, Springer, Mobile; Merchant, Jordan; Frs | 7. “SHIP HOTTING from ta wor, and Cervantes, Tru antestou; ‘Tiberius, | P. per Hit dc ail cieeerinbe eae chicola Gasnet,t odie, Surina Rice, ‘are dischargiag, under general order, at foot of ie Tenth hy es a f WOODHULL & MINS Cuba; Harriet, Dunniog, Wilmington, NC ee - = ker, Richmond; Devout Kendrick, NYrk. Cid Coriola EXTRA! EXTRA!! EXTRAI!! pny eR ae a _ MOUNTAIN MUTTONG Williams, Thompson, ¢ kets 10 THE LOVERS OF F « MEATS, and (ee Bean tee Baee iy feel ag incercat in the Agriculture of the State, seri ward, ROvisssot Wesbeler Petal hisbiles ws leave: mot rapecttnlly to inform fh friaude and the Baltimore; Commerce, Lombard, Norfolk; 1 ic general he will ths day offer to them for inapec- thy, Fredericksburg. “Arr 13th, Robin Hood. Fisk, Varparaino; | (100, 7 90 erie HELE, peoductina of Asse Francia, (of Boston late of N'Yosk) Wells. Palermo: Atula, | a Breed Phey wer c Robbing, do | Mth—Telegraphe |, Louise, from Mobile, Swan. | cule, Qupehess Cony. he he Abalachievta; Betsey, Mansanilla. “Sigual for 2 ships, 1 barque H ih Maree a ee male far eeved any of Tanvaciin Cove, Feb 9—Arr Taranto, Fales, and Delta, | former broductions—at least the puplic will have an opoor 4 ; | ty of judging for themselves this day, ms they will be exhibited Hinekle), NQriea 8 Uline, Bacon, Mepsanitla ibroush the 4 rmeipcl str ets of the €ity, and also in the Park at J ud ¥ o'clock at noo j-| ‘They then wil 1 Mutton offered to the F public at a reasos price, at JEWELUS well known bil jet Swift, Chu establ hed Sta 4, No +26 Bo __ 115 are Hy Chase, Higbee, N iif ALF SKINS. sieiatoLe Beh Ide Ate Mary Wilks, Galt, Apalachieo'a for | "THE BIGGEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Calf Sons, cash current money, on delivery, at ar Fat Hoare ofthe subacrier. mbepmroutractn will ‘be made for TAT a ie ort Hy it price riven e L. jalfskins by the season i FOUN nex £15.2m 2% Howston. lent c ‘livaherh st, between Pi EDWA NO. 104 WIL. e D_ LIPPOLD, LIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN, oF eb 13—B ; Sarah Haud, UP STAIRS, di 1d, NOrleang; Anua Reynolds, Tay- WwIVE nS) va, Pe one % AS RECEIVED, by late arrivals, and offers for sale— “An, Sedo. NB Eater Elias, | HY epayn WOusT ED Bent Belin quality, in the most z bii—Arr F | (Br) Sibbison, Belfast; | “eusive assortment the bale. or in small quantities, Iohn Sohnton 8 My rhers soskhblgot't Mobile vet ts ie APESTRY OWSTED-ikeat Berta, or Fancy Knit seal ong Hens: TBS} Koudon; Racine [Fr] Gue aut. | HINA WORSTED—A sew style, varius Fahey ata F CANVASS8=In Silk, Cotton, Li a siney, EMBROIDERY PATTERNS—Ofall makes and \bers, Pi “tem disinan and the richest acleetiog. Enmbroderres ia arent variety. PURSE TWISTH—French, English and Berlia, shaded und lain. ” ii iF NILE For Embroidery and Chenille Corde, 3 Tench ant man. PURSE, ORNAMENTS—Gold, Silver and Steet Beuas, Steel Gold aud A Iver Bgl, Cords, Braida and YRING“S AND GIMP3—Of all styles coh ported from best Earopean manafactures, and ever’ steamer "UGKDS. TASS! LS of Silk, Worsted and C d- te ving Tip asec? for sale (cheap for cash) in £16 It¥eo auit purchasers, by. ACC. VAN_LWYCK 8 80N, No. 111 Broad, corner Front st. THE MOST COMMON SAYING is that! would net give one bottle of ‘OM Dx, Swavne’s Fag ine ‘d ular ones, rivalled lar the cure ofthe anes, vit; Influenz, Couuhs, Colds, Con. sumption, Spittiog of BI Bbpitation Heart, Whooping ( ough bling oF sensation in the throat, Bronchitis, Asth or weakness of the Nervons By+tem, or impaired coustitation from any cause, and to pri ing is eal. when too much ealomel or quinine has been used, th be given to the auctioneer, by calling at my vfficn TON—All py ble tree,ereey mPaaey wae whose iS one 125'D y atrison, fond strret,” Newark, LEACHING POW DES, fecpt soled mister Tile ee SE RUSOE BROOKS. No.l Liber 1 oF baw wroull' We equally benettted, Reference $5 Re WARY —Lort, (oa the 12th inataur, inoue of | Tasvels, Perforated Paper, &e., Se. 13 Dp 's stages, traveiling from y | = aaa, c Di Thslt to the offise of subscriber, 92 Fulton atreet,) a Pocke: TO THE PUBLIG, | Bill, Check, Office Cards. a Ten MRS. GB. MILLER & CO, ‘Three Loli Bank Note, and Private Me- TOBACCO AND SNUFF | he papers can only be aseful to myself. It the _ MANUFACTURERS. | above reward isnot sufficient, send me the papers aod keep the | NO. 110 WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET. money. ‘The effect of talors making breeches pockets -aly three | ‘\rery respectfully inform uvext friends and customers that inches deep. G. B. HALL, there js a li ireulation of counterfeit an ‘° £16 ae paceo, ar selling throagh the city and c ary rs IGEN, educated cenil wo | lars, represent as having been manufactured. by us, A Nnreat ins serv inersive swell as highly ateleetat and | stamps, re tad for dreeption, the quality being inferior tothe Iiudable pursuit, may leara particulars by calling on to-morrow lick nd cae. tie 4 Wisild by 400h impenicion, or exneese (Saturday) any hour, at No. 105, comer of Graud and Mi th i 5 atreet aire for Mr. S:QUIS. | dntwe tek oF Sil ia our exertinap te Cg ie Seow inion fees Fa ire | We pale pee Sas canis sae ASS! ,) di Pier 6 Kast River, 100 barrels 'e plecge jes LO spare no or on - Rea eee eat en ne auperior quale, ‘very best articles, and no other. best Ht iogers and Bh Blane peed ere ott ons le terme ne any art the atove line, the United States. MILLER & CO 110 Wa Mrs. G. Wat KRD—20 Barrels No. 1 Leaf Lard, i forsale pays bORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.” ment on the Inst column, fonrth FOR ih ; —The splondi tit ontl'on Rriday, alee Faby pThe sim ot this fine are all 1000 tons out to embark ti V- ol id a Saranac way mor f stable and convesient a is | class avd their accommodations, it “4 ™ 3 i . and fo any others. wi 4 strength and clearness to the + ry gentlemen from W &J.T. JOTT, bh Philadelphia, who At Qitice. test in or ho | | ‘The Rochester will sail from Liverpool on. the 6th of & Persons wishing to seti i t sata Cahn alna : galt egiaakahicet. nce ted tad constantly for sale as above. jcceed Roel i th ake, Gari wil sa the ester, and sult om, 38 a ni ol fe FSR F Sreiahs or patient Pe Po LPs, BOYD & TINCREN vas, 9 Tontine Bui and Water - TO PRIN jaulding, Wi FOR, SALE SEE sacl on toe New ork Neral *Rppiy a4 the offi, fistoMiee TERS,