The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1844, Page 3

- , vantages not to be met with in an ‘ have given Wildy Coane Bit Saute Be helt aed think there is nothing like it for convenience.- No taste of the oil whatever. Mra. Martin, 453 ay, ty L sormnagg™ You ‘Worsten, '312 , 458 Broadwi ‘Mrs. Wait, 19 Green st., ner, 38 Centre st., 205 Grand st. Mrs. Hoit, 18 Walker st. Mrs, Levare, 6th Avenu: room Mrs. Green, 20 Elm st, Sold at Wilds, 451 Broalway; Dr. E. M, Cuion, Bowery corner of 3 Dr Hart, Broadw roadway corner of Cham- bers street. Cantion is necessary. A land pirate has counterfeited are Caster Oil Cand; Dr, Guion, corner of Brosawe and Grand street ; Dr. . Hill, 28 Greenwi ‘ich ; corner Broadway and Chambers ; Burrill, 210 ‘Chatham roth Baya, Mulbery corner Spring and Hi Boyd, M ; Chasteney, boar Mrs. Sh 17 Fulton brvokiya ‘Depot, 451 Broadway, near Gi: piri g Panodipemg sry by ending ter Pat et vai and city centage, RICORD'S brine [AN ALSEARSIVE, MIX- oy secondary Sy- powerful al This taken the Place of mercury ee ere. ‘composed of the most ing vi meme always, gives strength to the constitution whil Persons suffering from @ venereal mercurial disease, should oe oe this powerful alterative fold inst $1 each—in cases of half a doxen, ecked apt sent io all ofthe Union Bikeeot the Col lege of Medicine and macy, 95 Naswatt street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, TURE, ttG-DR. SHERMAN MANUFACTURES LOZEN- a pe radically cure almost every disease that flesh is ir to, from worms in children up to consumption in adults. They have now been before the public for more than five years, have been tested in millions Oe rae itis not from the truth to say, that the: given better satisfaction than any remedies whic! he fe been offered to. the world. But, like all valuable remedies, they have been abused, aud unprincipled per- sons have endeavored to counterfeit them, and palm them off upon the community for the genuine. Be particular in inquiring for Dr Sherman’s Worm, Cough, or Cam- phor Lozenges, and be eure you get the genuine. Dr. herman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau street. Ageate) 227 Hudson, 168 Bowery, 77 Fast Broadway, 86 William street, and 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ORIENTAL WATER OF GOLD—A new and dolightful Perfume. Ladies or others, who would have soft and smooth hands, clear complexions, after having ysed this article once will never be without it. Every one who uses it will observe that it gives the Nails a polish and the Skin a delicacy of feeling before unknown, and for removing tan, freckles, pimples, blotches, &c. ‘from the skin, itis unequalled by any preparation, aver before used, Courtlandt st. Also, Cologne Water, quart bottles Price 60 cents. La Mad MEDIOAL AID.—The Kescvnia of York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in re returning the gs iblic for the liberal support they bey received in their to “suppress q ery,” lonley to state that their particular attention continues tc. be directed to all diseases of a private nature, and from the great improvements lately made in the principal hos- pitals of Europe in the treatment of those Leper ey can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad inetivation in tus country, either public or private. “The treatment of the College’ is such as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that ncrn c:ons practice of ruining the constftution with mercury, an] in most cases leaving a disease much worse tham the original. One of the mem- bers of the Coll jfor meay years connected with the Pract ipal hospitals of F: SrOPe) ‘attends daily for a consulta- ion from 9 A.M. to § P. ‘Terms—Advice and Medicine, $5 Acure guaranteed. IMvontant To Ceureny, Ivvatins.—Persons living in the country and not finding it convenient to attend per- sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing all medicines repninita to rm a perfect cure by stati their casa explic: lielily, tog er with all symptoms, ti time of contraction oa traent deceived elsewhere, if en }y post Ines: ing 98, post pene RICHARDSON, Aj pO itioe and Consulting rooms of the College, 95 any WHAT IT HAS DONE ONCE IT WILL DO AGAIN—Connel’s Pain Extractor from 21 Courtlandt st , has cured and will cure any ef the following named com- plaints, and no person will be allowed to pay for it unless it so proves, A strong way of Tevommending ‘an article, and one which must convince all that it is as geod as re- resented, viz :—Burns, Scalds, Piles, (either blind or Breeding) Erysipelas, Scrofnla, Chaps, Chilblains, Tetter, Bra , Runrounds, Ringworms, alt Rheum, Barber’s Itch, Sore Leg, Pain inthe Back and Side, Tender Feet, Ague in Face and Breast, Fever Sores, Sore Nipples, and inflammation of all kinds. It costs nothing unless it cures, Also in Philadelphia, 2 North Fifth st. MONEY MARKET. Friday, Feb. 16~6 P.M: Stocks have experienced another advance. Every de- scription offered hasiimproved. Harlem is upj1} per cent; Long Island 1; New Jersey };\Norwich }; Canton }; Ouio sj; Kentucky }; Mlinois }; Indiana 3; Farmers’ Trust 2; Pennsylvania 5’s J. The sales are quite large, and went off with a great ‘eal of spirit. The bulls are ia favor at this moment, the bears having had their way fer some time, From present appearances we should judge that the rise in the stock market weuld be per- manent. Prices had reached the lowest point. Fancy stocks will, of course, exhibit the usual fluctuations; but ‘fsound, good, dividend paying stocks may advance, until they reach quotations much above those now current. Foreign Exchange stjll continues at very high rates. Prime bills we quote at 109 a 109J. The demand, how- ever, is only moderate. Cotton is pressing forward as fast as ships can be found to takeit. Nothing will bring down exchangefbut heavy shipments. Specie cannot be profit- ablyshipped until bills reach ten per cent premium,and the shipments of cotton thus far will keep down rates below that point. Very few bills are coming from the south, as exchange rules high in those markets, and is very scarce, Domestic exchanges remain without much alteration. Rates are very regular and uniform. Dowrszic Excuance. Feb. 17, 1844. a is eee cola, 2 a lobile, 5 mon a jontgomery, 5 Virgini al ‘uscaloosa, 6 North’ itis, i all New Orleans, Charleston, a ille. 2 avannah, + on! oufsville, q Augasta, “Se. Louis,’ 1 Columbia, 1 “ “Cincinnati, 1 Union Florida, 70% 2 is “ 4 juion, Flori: @ “9 South: Lei do 7s % As business becomes active, and exchanges of produce betwoen different sections of the country carried on more extensively, the above rates will become still further equalized, and remittances from the extremes of the Union made without the most trifling expense. With the exception of several sections, whose currency still labors under the effect of past follies, the internal exchanges of the country were never ina more favorable, prosperous condition. There are two great causes for this state of things. The first and principal cause is the state of the currency. By the equalization of value in different sec- tions of the country, by its being worth as much in one place as another, by its approaching nearer a specie ba- sis than ever before, we receive the full benefits ofa regu" lated circulating medium, in all the ramifications of trade. The second cause is, that the exchanges are in;the hands of economical individuals, who having light expenses, are not compelled to add a half or one per cent to the regular charges, to pay the extravagant outlays of the ‘Wall street banks, doing businessjin magnificent palaces, worth full half their capitals, The banks have abandoned the domestic exchange and collecting business, in conse- quence of the successful competition from private houses. All the banks in this city have to do with their immense capitals is to occasionally discount regular business pa- per, and the balance they devote to whatever speculation may be inthe market. The receipts of specie at New Orleans on the 5th inst., amounted to $55,080, of which $50,080 was from Louis- ville, and $5,000 from Nassau, N. P., making the total re- ceipts since September Ist, $3,619,204, A few days since, we stated that the banks of New Or leans were making efforts to withdraw their branches from the country. The New Orleans Canal & Banking Company has been authorised to do so, provided it con- sents to relinquish.to the State the sum of $50,000, due from the latter, and provided that the debtors of the branches and the country debtors of the parent bank, shall be permitted to delay the payment of their obliga tions, on paying ten per cent for two years, and fifteen per cent after that time until final payment, making an extension of ten years; also, inhibiting the bank from issuing notes under the denomination of $20, This is requiring a great deal, but the anxiety of the banks to get rid of the incumbrance of their branches,will no doubt influence them, and induce them to submit to theterms. This bank has also been authorised to reduce the par value of the shares to $50 each. The Union Bank will doubtless be authorised to make the same alterations and improvements that have been granted to the Canal Bank. The appearances in the horizon of events look very suspicious. We have anxiously and carefully watched the development of the different operations that have be- come visible within the past few months, and we cannot resist the conclusion that we are about passing through another revolation, that will create another set of mate- rials forthe benefit of another bankrupt law. The move- ments in seal estate within the past mouth have been very extensive. The amount of the sales since the first inst. reaches nearly $1,000,000, the whole of which is confined to Manhattan Island. kvery day increases the amount nearly ahundred thousand dollars, Prices have advanced enormously. Property that was sold under the hammer Jast February, has been resold in the same way this month faint in omar system, or | é tices and of property to be brought forward at some Pe th Lithographs are in demand. The same artist that produced the attractive maps of city and village lots in 1636 and 1887 is employed by several of our largest real estate auctioneers, and is actively engaged in perfect- ing the various drawings of property, that will soon be offered in the market. The principal purchasers at these sales are individuals whose names must be familiar to those who were in the habit of reading the notices of Grab bankruptcy published a short time since. ‘These indivi- duals come into the market backed by some invisible power, on whose resources they depend, and on whose shoulders fall the losses, while they take the best possi- ble care of whatever profits may accrue. The capital is provided by the same institutions that have lately been so actively engaged in other speculations. Not considering it politic to appear as the first party in any speculations, they employ individuals, who have nothing to lose, but everything to gain, as the nominal purchasers, while they stand in the back ground, and supply the necessary capi- tal. This is the third speculative movement the banks and in lividuala have taken hold of within a few months. Fancy stocks, cotton, and real estate, comprise the So8esz Bogee i BEGSan Se 2eeeree F 5 i i a Ba Sa a8 6a la 50 aw 6 4 4 Philadelphia Cattle Market. Fen, 15—Beeves—720 offered, viz : 645 Pennsylvania and 72 Nie -ome cattle, Sales at $4 50 a $5 for ordinary to fair qualities; $5 26 $5 50 for prime, and a tew superior at $78 per 100 Ibs. 200 head driven on to the New York market, and 40 head unsold. Cows and Calves.—140 offered— aye anged from $15 9 255 Springers, $8 a 18; Dry Cows, $9 a 10. three great items of speculation, and the banks are stil wants on in market—Sales dul prices ranging from | deeply involved in the whole. The first, comprising ‘offered—sales of ordinary to fair qualities, fancy stocks, was the commencemant, and of the most | at are speculative nature. Prices advanced under the operations but no greater value was created. This movement was merely confined toa small circle, and interested a small clique, whose weal or woe affected no great interest of the country, or left any effect behind, except in the pock- ets of the stockholders of the institutions who have inter- ested themselves in the movement. The principal par- ties interested were those who had received the button of baukruptcy, and compose the new board of brokers through whose efforts the speculations were com- menced. The result will be made visible one of these days by an exposure similar to those we have so repeatedly seen. The second was the cot” ton speculation, and the most rational and legitimate of the two. Operations in this staple denote value, and an increase of price actually creates so much additional wealth, The market for sale and consumption being in a foreign country, every advance in price increases the in. debtedness of that country to this, and whatever move- ments will {produce this result, if distributed through many hands, are legitimate operations. But a monopoly of even this valuable staple, by a few monied institutions, or individuals, the object of which is to hold to the last moment, is attended with many dangers, and often results in ruining the parties concerned. The third spe- culation and as yet the last, is in real estate. There are no limits to this movement. The whole island may be absorbed before a crisis gives a checkmate. The nominal value of realestate and house lots may increase tenfold, but the actual value will not improve a mill. Real estate resembles fancy stock in this feature. The advance in prices being produced by internal causes, and the opera- tions being confined within our own limits, the value is merely nominal, and represents no more property than before the operations commenced. A lot of land that sells for five thousand dellars to-day to a capitalist in Wall street, and next week sells for seven thousand dollars to a capitalist in Broadway, has not created by this advance any additional wealth to the city or country; but had the last purchaser been an English capitalist, the wealth of thecountry would have been increased in proportion to the advance. Cotton speculations produce different re- sults, That staple leaves the country, and every farthing of value added to it, is so much in the pockets of our pro- ducers and speculators, It is an additional amount drawn from the coffers of the foreign capitalist and brought into our own limits; it adds so much to the value of our ex- ports, and operations creating real value should be en- couraged when conducted legitimately and bonafidely, and when carried on by individuals and not by corpo- rations. This we cannot regulate, The banks will interest themselves in every speculation on the tapis. While they heve the capitel, they will take the lead in the market; but they cannot enter the regular movements of trade unless the merchants allow them to do so indirectly. They cannot become the importers of merchandize, or take the place of the jobber, between first end third hands. Amidst all the excitement attending the above speculative move- ments, the commercial classes have not been diverted from their regular busineas. This class is composed of young merchants who have capital sufficient to carry on a healthy amount of business within themselves, and who have grown up since the revulsion of 1837: They are independent of banks; they take no inter- est in the speculations that create such an excitement throughout the country, having a regular business to at tend to; theydevote all their capital and their resources and energies to the line marked out, and by a steady and firm adherence to the principles laid down, they will gradually but surely acquire wealth. They are as indifierent to the course’pursued by the banks as they are to anything else, as widely separated from their pursuits, and have no in- terest in their safety or destruction. It is only by this se- paration that we can hope fer any salvation. ‘a2 60, and $3 a $4 for prime sheep. Foreign Markets. Havana, Feb. 1.—Since our last review our market has been tolerably fair, considering the season of the year. ‘The new law regarding exports works well, and has al- ready imparted quite & vigorous impalae to shipments to northern ports, particularly of molasses, Suger-Crush. ed sugar, from inferior to superior, is in some demand. Several lots of the old crop have been disposed of at 4 and oa 4} and 6}. The stock on hand is not large. Coffee— rst quality, none in market; 2d do, 5} a6; 3d do, 4) a 43; triache, 2}.a3}. In articles’ of importat ion we have no particular change to notice, Cuma Marxet—The importations from the U. §. have been rather slow for some days past, Of produce from the Peninsula, the supply is not large, if we except the article of flour, which has been somewhat inereased by two arrivals from Santander. ‘The last sale, a lot of 600 barrels, was made at $12! the bbL Died. On siti 16th inst. after a long and painful illness, Mr. Mictsant. Brapy, in the 53d year of his age. His friends and acquaintance, and those of his son, Pa- trick $. Brady, are respectfully invited to. attend hia fune- ral, on Sunday afternoon, at 3} o’clock, from his late resi dence, 364 Grand, corner of Suffolk streets On Thursday, ‘1sth inst. Mr. Cunurornsn Crarrett, formerly of Bideford, England, aged 45 years. Hi are invited to attend (without further invi- tation) his funeral, to-morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, South-Seventh street, between ‘Third and Fourth streets, Williamsburg. sienee Galveston Passengers Arrived. pSktannan—Brig Auguat—D G Hughes, J M Ware and G sorter. Passengers Salled. Liverroot—Packet ship England—A Saunders, Mr Mild- England lady, of Canada; J B Hewitt, lady and two children, land Foreign fmportations. p EArANessc pe i =r rearey t bxs sugar M Taylor—160 | id rd. Tileston & co—92 Howland & Aspi Paley 0 EN Nolkonioe & Pavenstedt—103 Meyer & ‘Stucken—10 do 50 tes honey & G Tharston—100 bags coffee D Curtis—20.0 oranges to order. Domestic Importations. New AS 9 Pe Da Cometalla ome 080 bbls ran 150 bhds 5 tes ran Ba» —138 Willams sk 17 ree F Parsee aie Becket ed 4—Brig Augusta—253 bales cotton nat G } Mitter—198 H Coit & co—140 follomb & Iselin—45 D Lester—70 Barstow Poye: iy 209 bales Is & co—204 J 6, mg fom ee ie Tey Oe iid Drege tat ga eae es cotton Henard & com | pom 600 Ohio 6 os # Malane-i JR opined Winslow 8 can taie bales Soxon to 25000 do 60 on order. 2 10 do Bb MARITIME HERALD. 5000 LA me % Salling Days of the Steam Ships. 2000 Kentucky 6's we 0 G. Western, Matthews =. £ 103 72" | G: Britain,” Hosken + $000 Ill. spel bis b30 42! re) ~ 20 N Seay RR b60 1| “Packets to Arrive. Packets to Sail. 5000 Indiana bds 12m 35 99, PROM LIVERPOOL, FOR LIVERPOOL. d Ww 50 ae 24 | Inde jan. 21 | Rochester, Britton, Feb a1 zs 38% 50 Paterson RR 77 | Sami Hicks, s, Bunker, Tan, 26 | Garrick, Saiddy, ‘eb. 26 9000 Penn’a 5's 67% 500 do 490 77, | New York, Urovt Reb | Ontowks'Haunbore, Nhat 67% 100 do, s60aft30 7736 | Liverpool, Eldridge, Fel k Henry, Delano, M: 5c _ 360.67, 50 Nor & Wore TROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR roRTsMOUTHE, 10shas Bk of America 9734 100 do 35% | Prince All hor, Jan 20| Switzerland, Knight, Feb 20 215 N Am 15% 50 do 3524 | ‘Toronto, Griswold, | “Feb. 1 Victoria, Mo Mareh 1 50 do b30 1556 450 do 35. FROM HAVRE. . 3:2 at - ia oe Be Rion Amivony Sei Sek Wetton Feb. 24 38 WO Canal Be : 8 25 ‘oe 310 3532 Arno; Anti }OnYs nerda, Mar. 1 ife ‘rust Foreign Letter Bi Second Board. Hereafter, Letier and’ Newspaper Bags for all parts of the $5000 Ohio’ BH S0ahas Mohymk RR §3% | World, will be made up at the Henaup Orrice. 1s Foon’ un POR 10 N Am Trae 930 ty . soos al farmers’ Shij Masters and Agents. 19 Halen KR 3K a a 21 hall guemite favor, if Captains of Vo Com near Sinvey, of oar New New Stock Exchange. Vis oft te hippiog et at the bore re whence they easals Spoken oa List of their fa'Onio ee, eae Ss er forie,| Newspapers or News they may hav do; ae 4 Re page ot abroads will sine cantor aoe Fy toon =. Lb ae as 4 Le all ‘the Marine’ Intelligence Leah ene teeta nv % 3 to we ee | at cba, ‘Nautica! faformation of sy kind wi iy 4 if ‘; 7™ isMh 103% $0 L Inland be 73 | PORT OF NEW VORK, FEBRUARY 18. ie Swine Demis Re 1 oY 1000 Indiana, vps 283% 190 Harlem a7 | rex MOON Ruse: 2000 % anw 3834 100 do pis HoH 3000 baw 350 do baw 47 [ shas By Dk Bk ie " 48 cf ty Shine M io Seaeeeiee lo Fr 1 Atki re % bat vanns Vaylor = a 3 10 do bim 5 ali, Eng, ‘TS Winslow pone, i on) pes ih ER. a, * - State of Trade. iaven, Trowbridge, Sone & Dwight —Sehirs Onta Asuxs—Pots are held at $476, but purchasers will not al, Curieoa, Boonen Graves & Co; Louisa, Crowell, submit to these terms ; there is consequently very little doing. Pearls are dull at $6 06}. Corrox—The market to-day presented but little activi- ty, about 400 bales in small lots, to spinners, and 1,200 bales to speculators, being the total transactions. Prices are more stringent, asthe principal holdere will not take the current rate—withdrawing thelr lots from the market. Arriv: eneatiatien, Jackson, 28 ae from New Orleans,with bay Heary, 3 Salter, days from Gigrieston, with 1400 bsles bales coro 135 tes rice to Renard & C. Ship Harriet & Jessie, Conner, 6 days from Charleston, with cotton, to Caillat Robinson & Lo. Barque Casili ‘hapman, 12 days from Matanzas, with au Wursxey—Drudge still commands 23c. Barrels are in to master. Sa'led i h tha r iitue betterdemank, le ote fats poo Te in co, with three masted schr Hannah, Bexswax—Prime "yellow we quote at 30c. without any sales of consequence. Wnatrnons—Sales to some extent have been made at 45 cents cash. Hay—Bale sells at 56} 2 62}c, as wanted. The demand, Barque Brontes, Curtis, 6 days from Charleston, with 1115 bales cotton to Renard & Co. rig Ann Smith, Masters, 44 days from Demerara, in ballast, to © iH &Co, of pag id to Baltimore, Vessels left before reported. passed several bales of cotton, rently net long ore | bit Aron Kis 1 ik ana from Savannah,with cotton, wT xas- auction, the cargo of the Paul Jones was sold. | °°, ores; note Ban month, Payable in the city of New che ines “4 Ein g Smith, afia7® from Wilmington, York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers. iy won—0 ‘c Ki chests 644; 7 ds 1 da; Odo Ss 10 do a7 8 ht aa ap Lang, Tumer, fom Swaasboro, NC. with naval do 35; 6 Loe (2 do 294; 7 131b, boxes 484; nh 6lb Sehr Garland. TSiseen, fpe New, ycaton: i in ballast, to the do 46. (202 chests and 1256] b boxe: withdrawn. * Hyson master. Came in by way of Sandy Skin—60 chests 22; 80 do 20. (140 do withdrawn.) Young | Schr Revenue, from Virginia. Hyson—13 half chests 42; 16 do 41; 123 do 40; 119 do 30; Below. 362 do 37; 167 do 854; 127 do 38; 60 do 344; 65do 34; 163 | Twobrigs, anknown. do and 97 chests 334; 45 do and 970 half do 33; 974 131b : boxer 36); 250 do 36 586 do 354; 50 61b do 38}; 354 do 37}. hips ¥ sland, Pry oss L pool; Sully, Edgar, Havre; (85 chests and 47 halt do withdrawn.) Twankay—20 hf taste ree Andressen, Bremen: Louisa, Leavitt, NO: chests 20}. (57 do withdrawn.) Gunpowder—6 Becheste amburat dap rnp pd Sw 63; 30 do 55; 6 do 24; 18do 364; 10 cases, each 12Ib can, | Jamburgy Jup na Louies, 70; 17 do 69}. (79 half chests withdrawn.) Imperial—20 | Perrce, Genoa visi hicol: half chests 614; 20 do 61; 12do 40; 3 do 31; 52 131b boxes | milton, ‘St Marks, Key 47}. Congo—29 chests 27}, Caper Souchong—2 half | Peruvian, a, and others, chests 20); enon Ld po ea with. | West. ibs drawn.) Powel on, chests 38; 20 lo 25; 25 chts % 4a. l7 do and 190hhalf do withdrawn) oe poe: 8; emera Rear Eurare—The following sales were made ee auc: | cof Bihimone natived hase Tes cNeN, a een Fagg iter ia The lot ii damaged na ad agg On "e i 2 sails ‘The lot of ground 12 feet by 126 feet, and building, vin ay in aR auauenly to NW pei heavy, a nr adjoining,. . .. 6,200 | miles distant, wind blow) * ibe ‘The two story brick front house 358 Broome sree, San short of pro Lom ‘and lot, 26 feet leet by 92 feet,... cece ccccees By ara rd, Provision Market. ‘We can add but little to our last week’s report. The numerous meat shops exhibit fine meats, We no- tice afine lot of sheep, or mountain mutton, by one of hres af whom secre: Previous to the vessel leaving port, un Spoken. Strafford, Robson, New York for New Orleans, Feb 5, lat 37, re. 14 dane from Fraakfor for Cubs, no date, lat 26 30, acute, 9, of and for Portland, 18 days from Matanzas, Feb 7, s Sbre Ta irg, Bath for Cuba, Feb bates off 8 Shoal. Havana, Jan 98—Arr see , Bath: Solon, Newfound: Nand; 30th, Sth, Harriet Smith, ‘ork vi Matanzas: A. 1 Oni j, Rodney. A\ palachi ia; dN F A Brows, Charleston; adel tou nila Cato: and Hope Howes, NUrleans; Monument, Bost soit, Newport Ta port, Stag, Pearson; Mi nates. Wi ie, wig cargo; Sarah, Contig and Ot ston Arr Chi J 3 23d, ‘Glove,’ id 23d, Adelside, Bo tons iuseas, NVork. retta, and Eliza’ Bu: Boston, vn jan 26—In port, Nereus, Masury, fm Boston, dis jesse). mit Barmy Gand. Jan 18—tn port, Lyin, Ialey, from, Sar Rival, Jewett, Portland, dos aeranklin jeri- ham Sauilla River, Ga. for Antigua; Home Ports. eT, Feb ep cig i Zaide, Cunningham, Trinided. } from Wrea: Pontuand, Feb ISA . Rogers, York. PoxtsmouTn ws Eagle, Laney, Beitinow, mn, Bary Sane; Boston - as in this eity last event from St ai bi an ‘Soom am the, Hectars Wh Gas vind is Id Grlton, B Ke. Norfolk. faving left wero to load for Palermo; Sea = Rocket, vale d, Qui ie Chas Joseph, Sa Calcutta, Cambridge. “The ice in the ha bor A wike channel is open to Central, Long, ary unl tion will poe How, Feb d, Arr Franklin, Gibts, Trinidad for Hore, pee ‘Schr Waldo, Bowden, from Wash- ington, NC. for i¢h ald from this port 24th ult, re. turned this henson a ing been blown off the coast, and lost part of deck load, say 100 bb's tar. Arr loth, North Star, Nick- again. for Boston; Bordeaux, Kelly, Cardenas and Ha- vana for /OVIDENCE, M—Arr Epcratiay Rea, and Commerce, gi Mobile.” elow 15th, eff Nyat, New England, Granger, iatanzas. 4 Riven, Feb W—Arr Aen ‘ia, Sanford, New O: leans, Sila Candace, Baltimore; Hen: York. Paitaveuenia, Feb BN igation is open, and vessels come up to the CHaReeston AW Feb 12—Below, Merchant, Keane, W Ladies. pede parts Fitahice (Br) Heme, from Li ; ad at bi Bh es Joba Mt bey, CBr) Rat sure, from do, wee! ann CBr) tray, Providenoe, id Hebe, ‘Olympe, lo. larsh, rom, London, weg; Moatego Bay, do; brigs Perseverance, Hi patrick favre, x) iemrtaad Mdhcbsaet each, for Point som, just ars iG , Carpenter, Macon, Lewis; ‘avannah, Hawley, anc jaar, Sanuerman, for Thompson, do, do; schrs Dor i, Hon. repg: een, Wyllie, Cardenas Chester, Brown, and Ceylon, Piper, NOrleans, do: Isabell Kerk Boston, do;'Ano "arker, Matanza, wtg: Shields, Worth- ington, ye wig Elite Law: ton, Lanfai bert Rogers, Lanfair, NYork, do; Lenity, Smith, for Philadelphia, ldy; Eliza Hand, Baker, for Baltimore, ready; Geo Henry, Herrick, Norfolk, do; B'u) Harrison, trom Geracoke, just arr. WANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS, with, or without “board, are wanted in a geateel house in the lower part of the city, ou moderate terms, by two young yeutiemen. Adureas Lower Post Otsee, Box No. 201. Tit Here _ AUCTION SALES. goo SATURDAY, _ At 1036 0’ Large sale af elegant faral in le oo worthy the axuenton of Housekeeper ed others. ‘Aloo my erorre, chair , the valuable tings, ofa Receiver. = ote, mutlery, beds, bod eae goueds ESDAY k ee Sajeable tasortneat of Tesh seasonsble TA, i ‘muslin shirts, collass, bo ire invoice of superior fresh seasonable di Also, fad edad a races hosiery, gloves, em a busi ae A returas: mpt, bllshinen, charge solely of Prompt a eis vai THOM AS SELL Soham sree RICHARD Vay DYER. t% Ane stamens ith an Pee Oey SAL jurance ones oLtECKER & ‘AN : will sell a” pnhite auction to the highest bid. er,on Wednesday Baer dav of February, 1844, at 12 o'cl ‘ek, at the Merchauta” Ex- oRWENTY- FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, embrocing five | on the econd Avenue with the corner of 25th street; nd nine- teen lots adjoining, on the south side of 25th street, between the 2d and 34 avenues. and ersenenk, to within 148 feet of the 3d avenue, the lots are about 98 fee wers are extended up ‘2d and 31 avenues, ve street is high, cs id ground, witl the Croton water through the iit upon the 'e, Op to this property. Seventy per cent may on mortgage of the purchasers may a with the omoany to builds and have $0 per cent re he pu.chase nee aud three-fourths of cost of building additional ou ™eiupe of the Lots ant Plans of Ballémg, to tobe beg at the Auctt neer's (Office, (after Thursday nex! Broad street. near Wall street, £12 vodare NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. THE M ANSlOW Housi AND Cpou nes OF A THOMAS F. DAVIS, Esq. an LMONT and BRIGHTON HOU iS at Bra hton, Staten I] be peremptori|: WA G tion, at the lercheuts’ Exchange, by IDAY & Je NKINS, ‘Tuesday the 26th day of heath next, at o'clock, if not pre- | Wiowsly disposed of at private sale The Mansion House is one of the most sp! meats in the United States. The main Dali conces. For or five acres, as now euctosed. It is . B— facil iitorded ager fsiity ‘lity. will be. for th Jn- io. id establish- dis in the very exten- sive end commodi ye built of ma:ble, ihe whole surrounded by ed in the best manner. The site cannot be. vurpanse Tt commands a view of the whole of tne Bry of New York, extendi Kast Rivers, New York, Brooklyn, the Long Island Shore, Shrough the Nanows to the Ocean, and al arge portion of New “Phe Belmont and Brighton Houses are both. extensive build: ings, Very peasantly situated, nearly opposite the Steam*oat i, aud well calculated for large boarding houses er ho- bas? ‘or a diagram and further particulars, Ci3toMri6*ee up ‘the North and wed URTISS, 49 Wali atrect. BY. DAVID PARKS, 154 PEARL STREET, THIS DAY, AT 9} O*CLOCK. LARYE. lnvoice of Kaney Goods, consisting of fitt Spittfield Handkerchiefs, Pongeedo! funcy silk Dress } (ted kerchiefs, Broche Shawls, Spaol Cotton, Bone iar piled Buttous, Tin do, Liven Cotlar Sew: ing Silk all colors, ‘Dressing Combs, Side jaés, Paper Hangiogs, Cloths Nftr te ec. FOR SALE—The two story feck. House and lease of (sam lot No. 11 Barclay eed near Broadway; dot 25 by 7 £15 dtistre a Ts, Suspende: ‘ombs, Bead Purses, jimeres, Diaper, &c. Fos partiony t th \e} WE VAN ANWR HY De, Ae #2 Maiden Lane TO LET—The store No, 99 Nassau street, in the fates Buildings, from the first of May. ‘anil, ae this a ANTED —A amart BOY, who has strved part of his ime tothe Printing Business. ‘Application at the Herald Job Office, 97 Nassau street, 417 tre INFORMATION WANTED F JAMES BOLAND, or MICHAKL CONSIDENE, ‘who came out to New’ York in 186, from Ennis, County Clare, Ireland. They went south about five years ago, and have notsioce been heard from. The wife of James Bolaid is now ew York, with her child seven ye wi ine formation will be thankfully received be BOL AN b, by letter addressed to the care 0 Ehren TOe ank st ie II pli ti A nf f Tal- sabaatherg Panes wilt Plea e ently fn partical arly qth O8T—At the BACHELOR'S BALL, Astor House,on the evening of the Lath instant, a Lady's Gold Pescil Cise ‘The fiader will he entitled to « reward equal to the value of the bey «1 fone R. J. SS. at the office of this paper. COACHMAN WANTED. fou es and healthy colored man—unmarried, of good ad- Perfect in his profession, of unex: - dna Couchyaan, to naide ia a privet m New York, $5 ad en Bon the ioe fants Fa O08 ipp & Brown's stages, or in travelling from the Cit Hall to the ae of sabe cri Bale’, conta’ Bi hee! lar Gol Piece, rice Dollar Bank ‘Note, ani notes Papers_can only be useful to iayselt Tt tt the above remand | isnot sufficient, send me the papers aud keep the heeffect of tailors making breeches Bogkece eb "ft alton staat) & ocket £16 286 FIRST WARD. AY, \, Adjon ced NEED of the raralled Members of ¢ SSOCIATION, wil be held atthe HE NRY € louse, No 117 Washington street, on Monday Evening, lack CLAS Swe ak HAS iE Be dent resident. th $ Secretary. JAMES. HILL, vER ‘on the Aime- Ry, evening February ren street, between ap and French Keyvo'utions, at 734 o’elock, in the M. E. ring and Brcome street, en ‘Monde: Church ia i Nasional CR WTS single 25 scents: double ‘ROGRAMME—American and French Revolutions, Patriots of 76 Lom fp ord and Freagh Revolutions contrasted, Flight of Bi, BAKERY TO LET—A Two Story Brick a Fs, and Store, with two firs: rate ovens and fixtures com- plete, in thickly papulated neighborhood in the Fif- teeny Ward. ‘To a good tevant the rent will be moderate. Also, the Store next door, now occupied as a Thread and Needle Store, with a back room, where a good fancy ery good business mi ye don ‘&e., apply in the rear ft poilding No No, | r Sixth For terms, Avenue. orito 115 31*re No. 76 ‘Hudson heat PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE—CRUMMLES HALL, situated No. 440, Broadway, an old established aud well known House. ‘The proprietor having another cannot devote his ae cy cat one Any person ood inducement ow offer nquie mn D. WINCHEL. * i Fy FOR SAL¥ AT AUCTION—The He at public auction on ‘Thursday, Febru }, and various other icin MONDAY EYENI | has the entire Direction on ee M mom. to Monday, Wednesday and Friday. THIRD Saree OF BRLISAKIO. NING, ¥ebiuary vith, the performance will pa SN Spe |General | Kudos riend of sitenors Guards, Ladies, Be, by the Ladies and ‘Geutlemes of the 1" For full parti soe Bll of the dasy. Box Office oN Bm 1 So sdiniahan ill bo leabee Content CONDUCTED BY H_ ROCKWELL & O. R. STONE SEVENTH NiGHT Of LEVI NORTH. THIS E pity? Keb wish Agee el eee tae f , [After whieh vastons tess of Hosmmmneantos OF onde Volante, Vau ting, §, Alriens D rolleries, a Levi Nock in Shieadia Act. ‘0 con Out of Place Dutcf Luck MICHBLL * OLYMPIO THRATHA, THIS EVENING beccuary 17, he performanese wil wy LE ‘aborren. NAPONAL SUARD, th ae THE, SAVAGE AND” THE } epee -- 7 yan AMEKICAR | BOWERY MPHITHEATRE, | Boxes 25 cents; Pit 123¢ cents, BE ‘NEFIL OF wie Sr en ING (Feb, 17 h—The performances ot of. RON OF ERE eepanom Cones Grand Ascension ° the Gallery 7 Dom the ground, by Mr.Hood. ‘ollo Lx fe A went a rey f des aneatriag As ats re, of Searth, Songs No somstade ith THE GERMAN FARMER. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, JOHN TRYON, ss ’ ‘iHAXORER . P. CHAMBLI mie Eblihnt willl ¢ MONDAY NIGHT as +1 ++ Pit 123¢ Cents, ‘HEATRE “AND Ci CHARLES B. THORNE anagement of the bermers ad” Gent Thos Boxes 25 & el The following Lad = er | Theatrical c ‘ome, Destey L. Mestayer, Croats, Brandon, Phillis, Be Hsin, id ones. smithy rue, Mis. Blailce, Mrs. Lennox, Hood, C, Mesta i [in ad Bo te mane HQC ESTRIAN ‘COMPANY wen WHO ea fas brea rend god vil MRR AO TrBinn Un eplendid aaERTOAN mUSROR, AND PERPETUAL FAI EVERY DAY AND EXENING THIS Sas . UNPRECEDENTED ATTHACHIONS, ib Twcck of tnsecornizie Dis VAL ENTINES inasTiioa to whom the manager has engaged, for one week Iougers that Comphished aud t taleaed Ia seatrot : Also, the renowned. came Ae hie i T WESTERN; onether with 6 GNCR FRANCISCO, BOO im the celebrated Chinese GROOTH, the celebrated it 3 eA the eau altad PEW if entitled the “LOAN OF OF A cr. inger, and LA Ci to, ” yond Mix WESTER, T0- BoUTh, OY BR MW “yak sc Game ty ayand Me WESTERN, ising Fortine he id, ‘be Fue ord ay Fa fa ei perenne ne ataliti o'clock, aa Wednesday ‘kets 25 cents—ehildren oe] peey cents extra for ifn Snr ene 16 with isthe Ugey et AND CONCERT, 10 BE GIVEN AT Ci Monday 18 Farm on which he now lives, at the Uni- | bers of 2? oO Peas COM tel, Hiinbeth Powe tuated 1m the township of | Op, that Union, County of ‘334, miles west ont abeth Lown, Palade Saceese they amet ci ae 3 onthe Bomernite Ki frond rich there Concerts, and. at the solicitation of many’ fam cof tbe 1o New York mes aid farm cor cobs acres, 30 of which is plow or meadow land, the remaroder thrift highest Tenrzcability, who bxti RpRY RG TMANGS G, whee id W000. i Apple thea ot po Many aralted of vs- | they will have the honor of Preseutitg an entire new selection inds, now bearing, with fasicns th wad farm, a cord of the most popular musical productions ¢ of the day. The com- dwelling house with ikitehen a attached, i of water at the wel door, a, good bari, waggon ard carriage house, 18 by 40 feet; corn crib and sheds for cattle, Se. : For particu‘ars en: Deft ae Rivingston ri N.Y., or of the Sw Bold to clo Place at i o'clock, fi7 42m SON'S NUNDOEH. PALMO’S(LATE) OGNOERT AND COFFEE ROOMS CORNER OF BROADWAY AND CHAMBER ST. HE FIXTURES, STOCK AND GOODWILL of this important business, the most prominent atd best stand in New York, corer of Chamber street and Broadway, to beg nosed dy aApely @ ‘on the pres after 10 o'clock, The t; caus ; ore ‘disposal is the proprietor being obliged tom return to Cngion iE COP. 'N. mates ROE: Tim of GRAHAM & CARTS si the Periodical. an Publishiog Business, at No.2 Astor aa bee dissolved. Wm. M. Christy. will continue in the id business tees bore lace and thorized Lm at place, and is aw ore aay business o! ‘AM, WM. H. CHRISTY. 116 30¢m © existing under the February !th, 1844. pany consists of the following ladies and gentlemen IRS. PHL Mi Son 7 twee Song—Groves ofiBlaraey = 80 the Moon ser the Li raha Laban Bet “imitation of Biguore Por Signor Lauibspensgreeui- Sorg—The Girl that I Love Chotus—BStay, pray thee st kr triple 50 ts ferale by GW. Myer, 72 Holey «8 BS lige, en er ot TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE. awery and Second strect ; Miles & Six u Berton 62 Great, ania the door” teoutee” | Mill be adobe ie signa fea | Mr. Barton professes to teach act ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, peg mb lend 5 Tapa ROFESSOR GRANVILLE 8. PATTISON will deliver | Nie I apa aan ah cae ar the Tenth Lecture of his Course This Fvening, in the | For terms and lars, application may be made at Signor Medical College, Broadway. (formerly the Stuvey- | Godoue, Musie Score, Brotdwayand Mr. Btodarts Pawgfonre titute, At alt past seven e/clock. 1 mann‘actory 317 im*re y —An Enquiry a: iow far tom tiga 3 ous sortin and eansbarate the Doctine ef Can ise esi L4RD=96 Cass No 1 Laat bard, j sgumerionopier for sale | TIC ees’ ONE SAIL LIN To be haa gi Fa ‘the door, Single Admiss‘ons 25 Cents. fir ers | tre ‘ fe Paros! at half-past G—-commence at halfpast 7 o'clock STIL! tae eS ou HE. Z BRITISH BARQUE ADAM CARR, FxOM GLAS. | Pl GoDy’s ora Ls ‘§ BOOK, , will 1 be disehargieg under general order this day at | " er Lay fe thie county, (Pg Dring — VOL wk ¥ ing textimout te,), ist 4 BOR MARCH, 7 YOUU mi XXVill. "ia wor MDHULL & MINT woes fern Leary ‘Broadway pmeainagely ‘ Us ees, nearly a1 5 FIVE ENGRAVINGS AMD SEVERAL, ILLUSTRA. | Pictees per thi stip wel glee ie tiea arabe cate | Gane toeee ee a Mk rst ae iH main open but a short RA PAUL AND VIRGINIA, Painted by Webeasin Engraved by A k LAUREL StLL—an apgian Picture, Painted by Croome, Four Biter ad’ Trac Hepreeotations of the SPRING wtatio . PASHIONS. bevatifully colored ANCIENT FASHIONS, five figures, Engraved by ( Tost, CONTENTS ORIGINAL. 1K Paaland T wy y Miss Sarah u Papiileon. jinister and’ 4 Merchaat, by 1’. 8. Arthur. Toa Kinwer, by Miss k:. 8. Norton, ree, Count. of sgh jigedo, from the Note Book cf a ‘Traveller in Mexi ‘he Flower of "The Family, a tale founded on fact, by Epes ret, Yack k Vapour the Busy Body, a Du’ a 5 po ‘gent ty it nae Fh ye A a'ch Story, in two parts. Cousin Pi ale, M The Wate Water L ty by by cea. “oniee abet Whisper Saw the Shining Flower, by F. A. D: iusie— The Heart of thy Norah is Byeakine’for Thes, a bal- tat by G, Linley, oa. Whi. M. CHRISTY, No. 9 Astor House. FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF AFFLICTED, Hk, FOLLOWING REFERENCES are the CARMIN sh, Clee in the Recarder’s Offic. 01 Dr. ‘Benjamin 8. leather, Otter iat Broadway. John Brown, 102 Chatham street. Bi rer Hall 8 Maiden bas u iver Hul aiden: nse 6! v. J, W. Hedfelds 100 loth streets, ©) Uo" Place, he Libraries Of the Odd Fellows Library, National Mr J. Coffin, corner of Anthony street Mr. A Hall, Batkeeper of the wah Ward the Sever: Mr. Jalius ©. Sith, 119 Uberteaes stret. fe ¢. Myrrs, ‘Stove Menufactory, 13 Bowery. P. Donaldgon, Author of the Odd Fellows sake of sullering humanity we would afflicted with coughs, cousumption, liver cone! » ocall on thea'vove named wituesses, apo: ments the strictest reliance may be placed N ficates may be seen at tue CARMINANTIA D A DEPOT, ___Comer of Greenwich Lane Rad tach at s— rf Now land at isd 6 oe 100 barra op Cw jaacs of superior quality, fo F sale (cheap for cash) in lots to snit WA VAR TER CO. FIT Ite BH, TENTLEM "8 LECT OFF RR GRTET -Gentle- men or families desirous of converting their left off Wear- ing Apparel into cash, can obtain for the same the highest cash pee 1d gentlemen a ity, oF chang: ker ous ts to dispose of, will Ay it pen inet = RE Orie for the subscriber, who will end them a cay i Th LEVETT: John streets nent Broadway, N.Y. A line through the Post’ Office, or otherwiee, will veceive Prompt attenti¢ Clothing cleaned and re £17 tere aS ZA mo Head Di No. 2ns ear} ret, where he Continues his most I. this age on mod and La choose an ex removed his ‘old Gs “Gaten street, corner of Beekman extraordinary cures ‘ofall ¢ deli vara di oO matter how pi }; he apprises the citi; strangers that there ir. Evans in his old stan ‘an has no connec why re h any ater offic, His charges are rate, con wh ~Obrerve the number; mistakes are often dangeroas— Mak ed and directions sent to of the Union, by carnage y stating the case, and ene! ving ve dul jars. LOVE'S BAZAAR, T. W. STRONG'S, 98 Roeser STREET. NOTICE TO THE LA. them. (See advertisement.) Veal is Plenty —aleo, onli of all kinds. Prices are vponta Oman, ie of and p+ fetes fos Jags was lost eine ep. ‘The season is getting too late to send to mar- | 16 i osm came mg in ike irciren A Wooton, wai mate Of fish mare ae Su ILDING AT QuinKC.—There are now i Of ven LT asa spy. veelaty, Gast emnoesting in wonnege V0, 11,150 vous am SELECT Auortmeat of VALENTIN een den A Sivel gs eckoremiess te hee i eas. | ‘Those wh ve not yet parekased herea(ter, for answers, are fa my 6 4 Ng a | Onto by OI1L—5 Barely their not Neate hve are well acquainted with i iinoes ot of | I i SERRE” ¢ arging, under yeneral order, at foot of Roosevelt street. WOODHULL & MINLUKN fi6m Lu ‘goth street. EDWARD LIPPOLD, NO. 10% WILLIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN, (UN STAins)" HARR RECEIVED, ste late arrivals, and offers for snte— ED—Bes ‘juality, in the most tad 1 qnant Ne APE: ST RY meta et ‘Berliu, Yor Fa Fancy Knit “Guta WORSTED—A new style, various qualities. CANVASS—In Silk, Cotton, Linen, of all widths and sizes. _ EMBROIDERY PATTERNS—Of all makes and numbers, entire new designs nnd the richest selection. Eanbroideries comtnenced and finished, in great variety PURSE TW1S18—French, Hnglah and Berlin, shaded and NILLE—For Embroidery and Chenille Cord FLOSS SILKS. FS Freuehand German, yates Gold, Silver and fi Beads, ‘Thread. leg, C ‘cords, Brai wd Vp hee MP3—OF all styles and colors, im new guppies by exe CORBS TASSELS of Silk, Worsted and Cottons Lamp Tasels, Perforated Paper ke,, Ke £15 Imsec ey THE PUBLIC, B. MILLER & 'CO,, AND SNUFF CTURERS, R WALL STREET. vy Siends, and ie on of counterfeit and spurious To veiling through the eity and country by jars, representing it ax having been manufactured. by rhe pa are made for deception, the quality being inferior to the ine atticle. Jat no one may be misled by suc that we lnck or fail in our exertings to articles, we have been induced to riends and customers, as a caution ag: rt prese| We pledge ourselves io spare no expense or exertion to manu: tncyprey heretofore, the very best articles and no other. ‘Lhe only persons authorised by us to supply our cns- el He Rogers and Sinith Sloane All goods manufactured aad | sold by us are wartan‘ed, and it not approved of, ean be returned and the money refunded. old on as reasonable terms as any articles in the avove line, of te sane wality, mannfactared in the United States Mn. GB MILLER & GO. 110 e earrrieat MAN NO. 110 WATER STRE Very reapeetfally inforin tomers at their stores, are Luo Barrels No. 1 es eT LENE LES tite and iio to be obtaived in t! ‘column. fometh naj Bint PHING | POWD. 80 leaching Powder, on board the St. Petersbugh fr I, fitee PERSSE te Ses be at Liber st Aad FI ore sak id id packet shi FOR LIVERPOOL—! CARI Cope Bo TL Trento Packet Fe, Cape alles veniereeli iy Far vetibn heor havi fommodations un eanall 4 for %) x contort, ‘apply 4 gx Lacie 10, RSL & c Passage, ‘ ‘street. 7 Toseing, Capt. 3, aril sudzeed the: und’ sal “te ah i cd her eal r ake eee FS, Shtectetatantentasad NEW LINE QF Lt C| ‘s— eee i i ee Japt. John ‘Britton, will poate : F Upon the ships of this line sailing a calor aye sail positively as above, her ‘She has xecommodations unsurpassed for the comfor bin, second tnd ateeraxe, passengers. Those wie mama AT LTT YD 43 Peck slip, cor. South st. FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lo ud N York ely First Regular Pack al he fast sail ket f, Capt. C- Peet, will ani] as above, her eight or passage evi x arch 3 Ad dations, apply on Lom ws Cree a ET foot Pd PTA orto Positively no feeight received after te avert by this line may rely apon having their goods cor- rare gents jn New Orleans, Hullin & Woodraf, whe will i Lr Corrert ods iT ‘ vaulgee, and sal the lat oa ie pea” Earopean manufactures, and receiving | Cinmaniner Port, : George Harvey, Esq.: - 1068 Pont, 8th Jaly, 1840. “Ay Dear air ee f + it is no lew my pleasure where itis aue, Tam unwi ling that: you should hese Beniee Without knowing how much | have. been gratifen by your bevutivul Drawings of American Se bib ears you have been not only sueceafal in ihe ha cael ofour Sceuery, but remarkably happy ineto American Atmosphere, which you have expressed hing you the speeeg ror deserve, I remain, Widnes ran, ea} IN. truth and variet Dear Sir = “New Youx, July 17th, 190, Heartily wial “ip the high! datory letter f pe, critic inthe counter, CW. Allston, Ee.) | feel erat anit thine f Landscape can any of your exquisite collection of of A nd and hnes OF iat after the pleasure I have recet 7 | 4 luctions, I cannot forbear expressing to you my ratification at the succes with which you hav * comple ine union ofepelincia them stdin une. tneag a judicious and por te selection of asene aad e | inetdenty combined wit « truth and detail in the expression of | * Yidacnety agate tatters tae bors and genius will acerely hope, an that your labors an | receive the reward they no richly deeerve. basin Miers oo a ti rain Ea, kK. WINTER'S: EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL PAINTINGS, CITY SALOON, 165 FULTON ST., FSi lad R, W-tarine sii es ore he now offers it for exhibition, with three ‘er Chemical = Ruan AND CRUCK vu ite, CHURCH #1 BE, ZZAR'S FEAS Krhibitinn each evening at half past 7 o'clock. 1 To Gronor, Harve: SU Iw re ARK THEATRE.—The public are respectfully = P Ma ahah is ooo wit Be pgp for the season on M at ae —m ities are in preparation, ave ae CHAT INES TROL f abo Ton h March. All appilectings FoF aco wi ales all receive immediate erestioer if gee ; awe to attend to ‘a's ter jenn relative to the of ta he hn he be Sor evel -, “ ae that 4.4 Or tends tothe comfort of the patrons of UsIO FOR PARTIES. RAM tema of and its vicinity (o tii ‘to. play the mu ie That Mune for Private Pa artien, Ronvees, Be. D iam and ig, tome attended to at 96 Delancy st. e . [TALIAN" ‘SINGING, PIANO FORTE ‘AND Mi U M*% . TLLUMANN, Pay ote a en Ree Iya, on ivine rate ‘given to man} di i Hes, mi tacedge ats pr ae ia LS! 2 je nin cour reas the mA tn ACLS ie re ie Wiig Eras, wished. "Schools ond Colleges ended, Colleges ‘SIC. OSEPH KAMMERER, Professor ef, fap ey J ine ane ann the. rol ee teh ri ih Saale aa we — jasie Store, 385 Broad HF HIGHE: ee ‘and Calf r rae ‘where con . Hi Cars is etary ot tele $15 2m*re 298 Elizabeth st, aa