The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1844, Page 3

water, on~to Davy Jones’ locker—to come up some was she fired with shot down the river, and once toward the capital, although without any treasonable intent, bat sure 1 am itwent more than halfway The oldest Com- manders inthe navy, and Generals in the army, declared that their opinions of’ these guns had undergone @ com- plete revolution, tr hending them weat ater PYNIM® 6° ) Much has been said about the ‘her apartments, and nota few have thought po gece my been used in her finishing, but sure I am that, although her apartments present a @ail”—rich and tasteful to h critically all the articles in detail, will find that neatness, econom 7, comfort ha | been studied ; for, 1s must be recollect room grand desideratu and bulk-heads to cabins, of mahogany, and Jenelling “state-rooms” cost , a8 well as curtains ; w! the same time they ere difie air of the ship—often mal her unhealthy. Here ull is open and airy, gad curt used instead of bulk-heads, with tp for basing hen required. and comfort by or wi apg 00 much the man rama to permit ex- travagauce where he has the contro! An incident of a wg character occurred after the collation, by one of the officers of the ship presenting to the President and Secretary of the Rare. Joseph Ferrell, an oid salt of the last war, and Harry Bluff character, hi hair white as snow, and sixty-six years of age, hav: served his country fa fully ir the last forty-five years, He was one of those noble fellows who opened the ball of tye last war by conquering the} Guerrier with te Consti- tétion, Commodore Hull; again, in Old Ironsides, with Commodore Stewart, when he whipped the Cyane and Levant aud though he missed the chance at the Java, the close of the war found him still in the old Constitution. ‘The Honorable Secretary said at once that such faithful service should be rewarded by the Government, and that he’ should be the Boutswain of the ship. ‘This will Pro- Ey be the first official act of the new Secretary; for, on his-old ship mate, Commodore Morgan,telling him, “ Look it, you may be forgotten,” the old Tar said to the Secre- ry, “If you forget me, 1 will not forget you”— raising # laugh at the expense of the Secretary. ‘The Captain had provided a suberb and expensive cold collation. Water was scarce, but lenty of wine. The President was toasted, Captain Stockton and some others. Matthew St. Clair Clarke, who ia a great wit, rose and said the had received from “ one Tutchman” in Pennsyl- sentiment in verse, which he had desired hi this occasion. It was as follow: Tue Dutcuman’s Toast. In dia year of our Lord one tousandt eight hundret un forty four, | “{n Bresident Dyler has got to sarve one oder year more, im ‘to " monstrous bick guns what has got a Pistol for a lock on, at fowrertal lotions hed been vset kn a is sold—any other is a eye-—any one who will take the trouble to examine | | PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The bers of wal Kew York ae . iostant ber wi dev. to this gludion are BEAUTIFUL CLEAR ,EXION—-Free wis ly ein ey epi yu | ean ke my bend yan nec wi a are a he ordinary dese fe cold morning, tad che loaded. ation ea ) vention called Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap. ‘The more this is used the more astonished are its wonder. ful effects. Last week it cured no less old scaly salt rheum, for which medical cause it is | pafied® in the papers, do to introduce it ; we can, therefore, conscientiously re- commend it ax almost infallible to any cutancons erup- tions or disfigurement, such as pimples, blotches, freckles, tan, scurvy, salt rheum, erysi| barber's itch, bites of bed-bugs, 8, he. I healthy bleom and freshness. Sold at 50 cents T. Toone, sign of the American Eagle, $2 Chatham street, York. Nein the above is the only place in this city where the swing counterfeit — n’t touch it. Sold in Brooklyn at 139 Fulton st. ime ns id shereney, ip 16 iberal su; they have received {n their efferts to suppres ieckery; t mEDavete state that their particul tion continues {¢ be directed to all diseases of a private nature, and from the great improvements lately made in the principal hos- pitals of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, the can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ai. vantages not to be met with in any institution in thus country, either public or private. treatment of the College is such as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that »ern ¢:ous practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, an1 in most cases leaving a disease much worsethan the original. One of the mein- pase £m, oe College na many eee Ce with the rine: ospitals of Furope, ‘alten: r @ consulta. fon from 9 A.M. tos P.M. \! ‘Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 Accure guaranteed Impontaxt to Country Invatips.—Persons living in the country and not finding it convenient to attend per sonally, can have forw: to them a chest containing all medicines rogue to rm a perfect cure by statin; their case explicitly, er with all [fea eed time tnd encloning $4, pst pail, versed (oer 7 encl , ) addresa = Pow. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, ere: and Consulting rooms of the College, 95 Nassau ate College of Medicin: lie thanks for thel GG- HOW DISAGREEABLE TO SEE A LADY'S face, neck, or arms, covered with hair or furze. The Chinese Hair Eradicator from 21 Courtlandt street, is warranted to remove these in three minutes withoat the least irritation, smarting or injury of the skin; leaving it soft, smoeth and delicate, and all who wish can see it tried before paying for it A CHICKEN WITH A CORK LEG.—An Eng- lish paper gives an account of a young fowl which regu- larly stumps about on a cork ‘When quite a chicken it lost its footin atrap, and a sweet girl named Woolfit, very ingeniously manufactured a Jeg out of a long cham- pegne bettlecork. Ingenious as Miss W. doubtless is, ® gontrivetun made un firet of‘py Robert F. Stockton. a dis is do kruel fightin ship als goes mit bilin wotter, Joost let her see one British ship—she’ll get hotter ua otter, Den pang koes dat pick gun—Chon Pull says de Divil take her, Kiv up poys, it’s all for no use—Dat’s certain de Beace Maker. The reading of this, by Mr. Clarke, created infinite amusement, and loudly was it applauded, The number of invitations was necessarily limited, in | consequence ofthe size of the Princeton not accommoda- ting more. ‘The Captain will give another entertainment ‘nn Tesday next to the Members of Congress generally. It is worthy of notice that no one seemed better pleased, gr mere Cally to uppreciate the Princeton than Lieutenant Hunter, of the Union. 8. B. Conaress.—The morning hour in the House, on Saturday, was taken up with the continuation of the discussion on the report of the select committee on the Rules—Mr. Campbell, of South Carolina, having addressed the House in favor of retaining the 21st rule. ‘The Speaker communicated a letter from the Hon. Thomas W. Gilmer, stating that he had transmitted to the Governor of Virginia his re- signation of the seat he held in the House as a Re- presentative from the 5th Congressional district of Virginia, and taking leave of the House with the Kindest expressions of respect and attachment. ‘The House spent the remainder of the day in the consideration of private bills.—Globe. <== LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Nonvoux, Feb 16—Arr Josephine, Robinsou, New Orleans for Richmond: isbie, Boston for do; Canso, Hay- ford, Pe ight out, carried away head of foremast: Sun, Portsmouth; Abstract, Provincetown.— fig, Jeiabon, Moore, West Indies, Sid Sidney, Hall, West ludies. (area {- HURRAH! HURRAH! !—Dalley again in the field, unfettered, untrammelled and more popular than e Where shall I get it?” is asked by thousands who have been delighted with Dalley’s Magical Pain Extrac- tor. It cures like a charm, chilblains, evysipelas, salt theum, piles, scrofula, sore ‘nipples, frosted parts, old sores, prevents mortification, reduces swellings, stops all pain instantly from burng, scalds, and will in any case save life in the worst scalds and burns, if the vitals are Uninjured, ‘The money will be returned to all who do not find its effects precisely as we represent. At 67 Walk. er strect, one door from the corner of Broadway, is the fa pom? fee hae Mr. or for eet of Mi pen uiue Dal ‘xtractor. at the name of “H. Dalley” ig wetter: on the otitside wrapper. All others are counterfeits, and shoyld be avoided as danger. ous. Beware of a vileimitator, who steals word for word the advertisements of Mr. Dalley, and affixes them to a noxious stuff under the name of Connell. New Youx, 2d Mo. 17th, 1844. O@- FRIEND THOMPSON mek f m has been ill with the scrofula for many ) ant im writing at this time to thee, to thee make use of neighbor Gregory's Sarsaparilla Lozenges for thy son. Thee kaows I am something of a chemist, and am well acquainted with the articles in question, and thee also knows I would not advise thee todo that which 1 would not be willing to do myself. Permit thyself to be persuaded this time to do this; surely no hurm can accrue, although much good may be gained, Iremain as ever, thy sincere friend, JOSEPH E. MARMADUKE. Messrs. Gregaryy warehouse is 97 Nassau street, where tnay be had all sorts of Medicated Lozenges. All whole- sale druggists are agents; retailed at 132 Chatham street. &j- THE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL ITA- 3JAN CHEMICAL SQAP, for the cure of Eruptions, Chapped Flosh, &c.—Cantion to the public.—The pro- prietar of this’ was lately confined to his bed several weeks, daring which time this was infamously counter- feited; therefore, never buy a cake of this without the sig- nature of T. Jones onthe wrapper, and particularly in this city only at $2 Chatham street, and out of this oly only of the agents here advertized. Becereful of this, if you wantthe genuine. Always ask for Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap—take no other. Withowt misrepresenta- tion, these are its positive qualities, for which it has re- ceived the highest encomiums of the faculty, and the un- soli d approval of the Medical Society of Paris. It has cured thousands inthe United States of every disfigure- ment and eruption of the skin, such as pimples, freckles, blotches, salt rheum, scurvy; heat spots, tan, sun burn, morphew, &c. &c, Cure chapped flesh, &c. It will change the color of dark, yellow, or stn burnt skin, to beautiful- Yy healthy clearness. ‘To prove tothe public the excel- Yence of this; read the Raby diploma ‘awarded MI. Vesprini, the inventor, by the Medical Sooiety of Pari: “We cot ul mer negren tives wt philanthropist of the age, and his Italian Chemical Soap a miracle tocure any-eruptions or disfigurement of the skin, It will prove a f to, future ages.” Sold by the only general agent in the United States, T. Jones, wholesale perfumer, sign of the American Eagie, 82 Chatham street. N.Y of 799 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 8 st Boston; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; 207 King stieet,. Charles- ton, 8. C. Gg- PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, forthe p@rmanent cure of Gonoroh@a, Gleet, and all tiocwpuralent discharges frum the yrethra. No medicine ever ofteved to the public, exercises such powerful effect on the iladder and urinary ongans, as those valuable vege table pills. ‘They are the fruits of twenty-five years ex- pericnce of Professor Velpeau at the Hospital of Le Charito, iv Peris, and are confidently recommended by him as the only preparation that has proved successful in every case. They were iotroduced into this country two years ago, by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, during which time more than ten thousand boxes have t sold ; and the Coliege defies a single instance of wine tu he shown. sold ii boxes, $i cach, at the Office of the College, 95 Nassau street, W. % RICHARDSON, Agent, Gg CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR. Strange it is that persons who attend strictly to personal cleanfines baths, &c., should neglect the head—the hair he most exsential—tie most exposed and the most antiful, when properly cared for, of all the gifts of the Creator. ’ Perfectly free may it be kept of dandruff or scurf, with a certainty that the hair cannot fall out, by the Use of the Balm of Columbia, Ladies, will you make your toilet without this article? We answer fearlessly, no, if you have once tried and experienced its purifying ‘effects its sweet perfume. ‘ A hundred articles have been put forth on the credit of this the only first—the only really valuable article. Ge. nuine only at 21 Courlandt street. oF HICORD’S PAIISIAN ALTEARTIVE MIX- TURE, for the radical cure af primary ar secondary Sy- philis.. This powerful alternative has entirely taken the place of mercury among the regular medical j ers. It is composed of the most strengthening and pany: ing vegetable medicines, and always gives wal strength to fhe constitution while curing the diseas Persons suffering from a venereal taint in their system, mercurial disease, should use this powerful alterative without delay. Sold in single bottles, $1 each—in cases of half a doxen, $5, SEL acked, and’sent to ull parts ofthe Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Phar. macy, 99 Nassau W. 8S. RICHARDSON, Agent, G COLORING THE HAIR—Many Leg ted are often jncreflulous wbout It is an absurd prejudice that ‘he hair cafnot be colored ; it can be done as well and as per. feet as a piece of silk or worsted, by the use of the Fast Indian Mair Dye, which will color the hair and not the akin. Warranted, ut 21 Courtlandt street. ORIENTAL WATER OF GOLD.—A new and delightfal perfume. Ladies or others who would have dart ant awoatil hands, clege complexions, after : ch used this article once, will never be without it. E one who uses it will observe that it gives the nails a pol and the skin @ delicacy of feeling before unknown, and for removihg tan, freckles, pimples, blotches, x. from the skin, it is uneq: ly any preparation ev used. At QI Courtlandt street, Also, Cologne Water, quart bottles, price 6@ cents she cannot approach the skilful inventor of the Italian Chemical Soap—for, useful as the cork leg was to the chicken, it sinks into relative nothingness compared to the cure of blotches, pimples, freckles, sallowness, and rough chap flesh on the skins of ladies fair, all of which the Italian Chemical Soap of Dr. Gouraud infalli bly accomplishes. It to be found no where else in New York but at 67 Walker street, one door from the cor- ner of prontwey. 50 cents a cake—one will suffice, we warrant, {tg RHEUMATISM OR GOU’ The Indian Vege- table ¥lixir and Liniment will cure any case, no matter how bad. Also Dr. McNair’s Accoustic Oil, acertain cure for deafness, will relieve at once. At 21 Courtlandt street. ANODYNE SHAVING CREAM, FROM 21 Courtlandt street, the best article for shaving in this city, took the first premium at the feir. Also, Dr Spolin’s Sick Headache Remedy—a certain cure. 0G- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Tonic Mixture, pre d by the Co! of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, is now confidently recommended and prescribed by the first medical practi tioners of the city, for all cases of debility preduced either by secret indulgence ‘or excess of any kind detrimental to the constitution. It is an invaluable remedy for impo- t terility, or barrenness (uniess depending on malf fermation) and’ will be fount highly beneficial in all com plaints arising from a debilitated state of the constitution Sold in single bottles $1 each; in cases of half a dozen $5 carefully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union. Office and Consulting Rooms of the Col Nassau reet. ‘W.3 RICHARDSON, Agent. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, Feb. 18—6 P. M. The past week has developed several important features in commercial movements. The stock market has won- derfully improved. For several weeks the tendency of prices was downward, caured by the investment of capital in other speculations, but an improvement has taken place, and our quotations have advanced within afew days a large per cent. Prices or Stocks in rue New Yory Marker. Sat. Mon. A) Wale Thy Fry Say 1% 1 7 ss as a 4 ried 45% 460 47 47H Me 16 16% 76% 17 79 33), 33K B38 3334 33% 34 2036 90% 31 31 31g 32 3% MM BM 34% 35° 354G OR 9836 90g 98g 987% 99%¢ 40% 413g 423 ge 2 eX 10134 ite is 2% 1025 ith 1033 that the closing prices were higher than at any time during the week. The usual fluctuations have commenced again, and quotations once more rule high. The late speculations in fancy stocks commenced with the formation of the new board of brokers, and have been cerriod on by those individuals, who through the bankrupt law repudiated more than $100,000,000 of debts, and whose total assets were valued under $100,000, and whose financial genius cannot be disputed. ‘These indi- viduals have through the mysterious influence of what is called the Bourse, advanced the fancy stocks of Wall street, such as bank stocks, similar to the North American Trust and Banking Co, railroad stocks similat to the Long Island nd Paterson, and insolvent state Stocks, such as Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, from twenty to two hundred per cent, without adding one single solitary cent to their actual value in any shape, but for the purpose of speculation. Many of these stocks, that have nominally advanced so rapidly within afew months, have in fact actually become less valuable in that time. Many of thel insolvent states, whose stocks have improved in price at both the boards of brokers, are at this moment farther from solvency, than they were before the speculation commenced. The quotations created by the different operations that are daily carried on in these stocks, by the class of individuals above spoken of, are fictitious, and far from being evidences of value They are all moonshine, perfect bubbles, and produced by asetof ex-bankrupts in conjunction with bank directors, who in fact are as equally insolvent and irresponsible. The movments in real estate for the week just closed, present some important indications of what the future will produce. The sales amount to about $500,000, and prices have advanced from the opening to the close of the week, full 124 per cent. Speculations of this nature, re- semble those in fancy stocks more than any other that oc- curstous at this moment. The only evil effect of any consequence, that can arise from a speculative rise in this species of property, isthe advance of rents, and this is a very serious one. All classes are intevested in the movement that produces this result. The real value of property is not enhanced one mill, but purchasers under the excitement are compelled to establish a per cent for rent in proportion to the cost of property. An advance in prices, created by repeated exchanges of the same ar. ticle, is not founded on a legitimate basis, and conse- quently does not produce the additional wealth it repre- sents. Real estate is worth what it costs under the ope- rations of a specie currency. Any additional value to that must be created by an actual legitimate demand, arising from a scarcity of dwellings, or the gradual growth of the city in which jt is situated, Speculation never produces permanent worth The preseat specula- tion going on in real estate, is conducted by individuals of the same calibre that are engaged in stock speculations, and is produced by a sympathy between the different movements, These speculations are like epidemics, and are as contagious. They regularly ‘visit certain spots, and areannuals, like the yellow fever at New Orleans, or the cholera in Asia, We shall watcl: the development of this bubble, and recerd its progress, Within the past week the Cotton Market has been ra” ther quiet, in consequence,of the expected advices from Europe by ‘the steamer. The shipments from this port have lately been limited. The stock is daily increasing in this-market, and at the principal southern depesits. Srocks ano Sipments at THR Patnorrat Ports. Stock Exports Bales. Bales Bales, 1813. iat, 13 85,300 New York, Feb. 17th,-Ibs. — x vannaly 189,176 98.159 151,682 jobile, Fe ‘80185 98,785 128.474 lew Orlews, 165,459 266,216 493,188 This table shows larger stocks on hand and decreased exports, while the total supplies brought into market are much smaller than usual. These are evidences of a short crop. In consequence of the diminished export, and the effect such an event naturally has ona large market, prices in Liverpoel have advanced very rapidly, and the additional value given to this staple already, cannot vary much from $20,000,000. A further advance is anticipated by the next arrival, whicit will increase this amount very much. The stock in this market is lurge, and so large portion in the hands of speculators, living in different sections of the country, that an improvement in prices would make the fortunes of many, while it ruined as many more. t Movements in our other staple articles have not yet reach- ed the important position occupied by Cotton. They have not yet become necessary to the nations of Europe, though the trade in them is rapidly increasing. Our ex- ports of provisions have already reached a respectable Amount. Our manufactures are finding markets in every part ofthe world, The consumption of rice and tobacco is daily increasing, and a few years will suffice to place all these staple productions on a level with those of Eu- rope, in their own markets. We find new markets al- most daily opening for our exports, We are daily be- Coming more able to compete with other nations, in mar- kets they have heretofore completely monopolised, and in Good time we shall become the monopolisers. The result of all these movements, will soon be made visible. The operations in cotton will cease as soon as the whole stock has gone forward. The operations in real estate will cease as soon as prices reach too high a point. Speculations in stocks will aever cease, for there are always repudiators enough to carry on that business. On the state of the cotton merket depends nearly every other commercial interest. On the value and price of this staple depends in a great degree our prosperity. ‘The de- mand for this raw material, from Great Britain and France, will be unusually large this year, in consequence of the favorable position of their internal affairs, and the outward demand for their manufactures to supply the wants of the immense population of China, and the sur- rounding countries, The heavy import of specie into this country for 1843, was caused principally by the improve- ment that has taken place in our cotton trade. The amount of gold and silver received from foreign countries within the past cighteen months, does not vary much from $35,000,000, nearly the whole of which has passed into circulation and the sound banks, improving and purifying our circulating medium. ‘This prosperous condition of trade and commerce, has grown out of the regular laws of trade. The evils that we labored under so long, hi corrected themselves. All the legislation under the sun, never could have pro- duced the happy state of things that exist, It is fact and not theory, that has worked out the result. The wise Senators at Washington might have discussed a tariff act till doomsday, without creating one jot or tittle of the good that the perseverance, energy, and industry of the people have. All the commercial classes want is to be left to themselves; they wish to be let alone. We have been cursed with too much legislation; we have been sur- feited with acts regulating trade and commerce, which have invariably made confusion and trouble. We have in this country too great classes concerned in commercial movements, each pursuing opposite cours and arriving at opposite results. In the first place, we have those who wear the button of bankruptcy, whose business is exclusively confined to speculations in fancy stocks, real estate, insolvent state stocks, and in every other bubblethat can’be carried on without capi- tal, or any thing else, whu were in the field in 1836 and 37, engaged in the same movements, and whose operations surely lead to ruin without ever producing one single cent additional value tofanything; in fact, perfect moths in the commercial community in which they reside. Can sales of stocks from day to day create value? Do the sales of North American Trust ,and {Banking shares at the boards of brokers every day make that stock any better, or of any more value? Nearly one half of the stocks upe- rated in, in Wall street daily, are no better than the stock above named, and yet they will advance and decline from day today several percent. In the second place, we have another class, composed of far different materials, of materials that form the foundation of legitimate trade. They are distinct from those wearing the button of bank- ruptey. They do business on their own capital, which Is sufficient, under the present administration of the laws of trade. They do not depend upon the coy: '°» or whim ot bank directors. They are not ledastr \\y the false lights held out by banking institution: but pursue a course dictated by their own yudgment ©: foresight.— These are the elements that will produce permanency of prosperity. The sound legitimate merchant is the sup- port of his government. Its resources are derived from the movements of commerce and the developments of wealth they create. They are the bone and sinew of the body politic, and the salvation of the country. ‘The conclusion, every mtelligent mind must arrive at in revie wing the actions of Congress, is the entire insuf- ficiency of legislation to influence the movements of commerce. The tariff question has been argued more than any other, and after all, what control has it over trade? We admit a certain power, but trifling, compared with that claimed by its advocates. Ultras of both par. ties are just alike, and without exception, they are as great a set of blockheads as ever God created. However, in spite of all their efforts to the contrary, many of them will live to see this country advance and rapidly become prosperous and happ: State of Trade. Baxapstvurrs —Our quotationsigiven yesterday answers forto-day. We learn from Milan, Ohio, that Wheat was selling 7 at that place on the 8th inst. at 70478 cts. In ar jous ten or eleven days, 43,929 bushels have arrived there. Cotton Marncts. Moniz, Feb. 9.—Holders are more anxious to sell, but they are not able to meet on terms satisfactory to both. ties. Sales in consequence very limit. ed in same time, 15,686 ; viz :—Liverpool 5169, New York 6821, Boston 1552, Providence 413, Phil 463, Baltimore 360, Ni on shipboard not cleared thia bales, eg ‘$7,722 same tim since Sept. 1st, '1843—937,643 bales, agai year Total exports 13), again: New Orvzans, Feb. 9, to-day reach 3000 bales, without any change in prices. The market continues well supplied by holders. Avatacnicota, Feb. 5.—During the past week the wea- ther has been favorable for operating, but up to Friday the tnarket was quiet. On Friday the news per the Britannia arrived, after which there was a little more life. But lit- tle was done however, until Saturday, when several par- cela changed hands at'an improvement of } a jc. per Ib. The article is generally held } to jc. above the current rates previous to the news, in the confident expectation that buyers will submit to them, which remains to be seen. 148,208 last year, Baltimore Cat Market. Fen. 16.—The prices of Catile at the scales this week show an advance on last week's quotations, About 500 head have been sold this week, at prices ranging from $2 for inferior to $3 for prime, per 100 Ibs , on the hoof, equal to 4a $6 net, according to qualit; the veryRev. Y Mane good B ae Died, On Sunday morning, 18th inst., of consumption, in the 2th year of her age, Mrs, Angus, wile of James 3. MeCabe, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral this afternoon, at hal! past 3 o’clock, from her late residence, No 63 Fulton street. On the 17th inst., Mrs, Brincgt McDivirr, in the 78th, year of her age. Her friends and acquaintances, and those of her sons William and James, are respectfully invited to qttend her funeral this afternoon, at halt past 2 o'clock, from the resi- dence of the latter, No. 44 Eust Broadway. On board the barque John W, Cater, on the Rerhige from St. Thomas to New York, on the Sth inst., Mr. W. IL Larwam, passenger, of bleeding at the lungs. Mai On Sunday, the'I8th inst , Mr. Epwarp Pursan to Mi: Passengers Arrived. Sr THomas—Barque John W Cater—John Graydon, Chas MeCauley, N E Guernsey. New Oatnans—Si jadem—R Reed, Foreign ee Maaseites—Prig Selma—( gw yesterday )— nal nots 16 casks mdse 25 boxes } tone corks 868 boxes soap 200 do pick boxes lemone. J Sichel—3 plage s 20 bs 5 bales iqu 0.do brims one Dutilh & Vousenary—20 ¢ 509 boxes soap 12 do liv 720 do mdse 25 do macearout 25 do yermitlion 9 bbte Ibktsoil PAH Renauld & eo =I 1 liams—25 pkgs 4 bxs soap CH Sehi ‘Seasks mise J Ri liet—18 boxes liquorice 5 bales corks 1 do mdse Pillot k Le Barbier—12 boxes mds+ Brastlein, Koo 9 do liquorice 6 bags nuts 2 hhds mdss 6 chs mad: der jes cork Sparkman & boxes w= citron 2 do nasie Mt Fiedler -20 che cvenm tartar Fitch & co—4 bales corks 44 boxes mdse A Bri thaupt—7 casks paste ‘Tripler co—7 boxes mdse D Bargess—6 do P Harmony—2 de CN Russell—6 bags nuts 10 boxes leeches 00 casks madder 201 boxes soap 2 do velvet 18'd» liquorice 25 1 kgs to order. dr THomas—Barque John W Cat-t—160 che madder Aymar & co—I6 casks 27 bales mdse 5 phys straw oraids 33 boxes and several small pkgs mdse 3 boxes essences 700 do Castile soap 495 — figs 49 do oil 50 kegs olives 10 bags almonds 38 hides to order. Domestic Importations. New Ontrans—Ship Diadem—24 bbls tallow H Lee & eo 40 bales cotton Gray & Croshy—60 bbls clover JH Bri thaupt—32 do ty hg) sohmson—13 da tallow ED Morgs ‘K co—222 do pork 421 bols 250 kegs lard 18 do 35 casks 1 tierce bacon Herd & Sehermeihorn~33 hhuls bacon 17 bbls do Work & Drake 130 bbls lard 44 do pork 4v hhhds bacon Booth & Havar— OL bods sugar (4 Merle—97 bales cotton A_ Averill & co—09 kegs lard Suydam, Sage & co—l11 bbls pork 353 do lard. Good. hue & co—23 bales cotton Barstow & Pope—91 W Barnwell—3 pkgs H Stevens—100 bales cotton R Irvin. ‘Nkw Onteavs Ship iticasi, reported yesterday 219 tereey shoulder, 339 do ham, 150 bbls shins, 8 tcs 5 bbls do, Master Mas hd» topacco J GC Alesander—9 hhds tcbacco H Hog n~116 bnds thue & co—213 bbis pork 2 casks ramps 30 bbl; sausage Small Williama—130 bbls york 30, do lard Strachan & Scott—31 bbls clover seed 52 bene butter 20% Su & Bennett—22 sucks Seed J A Miller—4 bbls o Co 191 bbls pork H Leeda—16 bbis lard Lauren ks wheat 15 sacks seed J layhew—39 Rig jes A G Thorp—213 bales cotton J Cram—1 box mde. er—7 bbls oi! Breithaupt Chun—100 bales fur 3 bus ia: t=6 hhds sugad to order yes) bales cotton D Lester— raves—18 do WH Howland—I bale I pkg F At- T,1yhox Pyle Karn—t box Wood & Acosta—2 bp ebley & Brooke—3 pkgs Dunham & Dimon—2 Sherwood—39 caakerric: Cray. & Croshyecto" by HH Johnson 15 do 8 Wood—35 do Smith, Milk Prescott—12 Wells & co—209 Barstow & Pope =45 tes rice to order MARITIME HERALD. Se Gi Brians” Heeken sree May " aeariae Letter Bi worst wilt n't u ‘toe eases Orie, oT AUCTION SALES. eee er ttt eats ¥ a ral jo saseremant of tah scasonable | D*¥! ti of super Weat of England brosdeloths, car | MONDAY EVENING, the performance will issianar table linen, PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 19 large mvoice of linea and 52) Moon saets> Arrived, jiadem, Barstow, from New Orleans, Jan. 26, with cot- in co. with ship 276 ise, 20 days from Apalachicola, with cot- Coming, 28 days from Para, with mdse, to E. Cormieg & Sou n Brig Wilson Fuller, Cobb, 12 days from Savannah, with cot- tO Dunham & Di ¥ from Cienfuegos, Jan. 28, with 138 hds cr fashington, Patterson 22 days hides 39 bbls houey 15do gum to lush, 6 days from Elizabeti City, with wedish brig Roland, from Boston, Has er farutture, Piano- China, Glass, and ill be xMforded for the ql hedge re praetor fd lo ectablichioan gow ueder cakiy or ms THOM* iningo. with 376 } vite 160 do fustic Rossiere naval stores, to master, At Huatoare—S ‘been fast in the ice se' Sallea Ship Blanchard, Blanchard, Mobile, and others. ieceliancous. TCH PEREMPTORY SALE AN NY pred hn el a! pabiie austion to the hi kalley to pieces, wi hore on the Gingerbread Gs athin A wer! igh, soli , and built up on the property. Seventy-five per cent may s_ may atrar t remain of the pm morey, and three-fourths of cost of building additional on Maps of the Lots and Plans of Baildu » (alter Thursday next,) make herout; from ya appearances, thoug! ot off, as the weather was moderate, w Orleans for Bos. liza Jane, bound for NYor outside the same tier, wi for the tow boat, aud had her jib- Tmuslin shirts, eollass, bo- STAPLE, ke —B. 119 Iteee \ DYKE, JK, Aue voneer. GHD ‘Wediesd ibid ieaday vek, at the Merchants” Ex | ‘OUR LOTS OF GROUND, embraci Avenue with the comer of 25th street; ond nine- on the south wide of 25th street, between the ‘and exteuding to about 98 feet deep a % the Croton water laid through the north side, opposite to th ith an Ine NECKER & CO, five feet of the 3d re extended ap round, wit ing. to be had at the No.7 Broad street, £12 to2ire Teported to bethe Fr. Riorth Potato ease a Lise tom, and arrived at New Orleans 9th overboard, on the 9°h Dec. lat 43 Tram the fore topsail vard-arm of ship ‘Penuaylva jeans, a seaman by the name of Samuel Brow, ‘, hen Chartest ed n'tremendous gale-of wal from NW. Io tk all colors, Dressing Combs, fags, Paper Hangings, Cloths, received other damage. Th» weather ist. sa a0 East, "with all her and saw a great many vessels on the Wittiast, Johnson, from Cardenas for Boston, put into saving experienced heavy gaies Jat 31 to 33.390, durin at MANION HOUSE EMA, E THOMAS F. DAVIS, Ei BRIGHTON HOUSES. ‘will be peremptont ats) Exchange, by leston 13th ‘nat. in distress, hi = a lh LF tg 38 : stove part of cargo and cause: rig to leak. » Kelley, of Bath from Havana for Boston, went ashore on Scituate Beach, near Boston hai day, during the fall of mow, will be got off aiter Of molasses, without injury to vessel. at Boston from Apalachicola, struek on Little night of 15th inst. beat over, and damaged her potion considerably, causirg the brig to leak 500 stro! ur. ler rudver is gos discha ging part ol jazzy and all fini the passed.” It commands ‘a Chief, Brown, from Cuba fer Boston, Feb 9, lat 35 8, lon 73, whale laying to m kale from WNW. hhds molasses—by the Wilson Full Mi York for NOrlean: Ontario, at this port, elmont and Brighton Houses are both. extensi ty peasantly situated, nearly opposite the Sueamoai ings, aud well calculated for large boardig houses er ho- tels. For a diagram and further particulars, » the day previous, stove uO ‘eb 3, lat 24, lon 83—by the fuegos, Jan 28, the latter port Salem, Ducham. stport, NYork for La Guxyra, 11 days BY DAVID PARKS, 154 PEARL STREET, THIS DAY, AT 94 O'CLOCK. LARGE lnvoiee of Fancy Goods, con Spittficld Handkerchiels,Pongee do’ {ancy # Corset Laces, Bone bs, Bead Purses. eres, Diaper, kc. NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY 8 AUCTION. AND GROUNDS OF 9q. and the BayMony and lew hton, Staven olds me public auction, at the ALLIDAY & JENKINS, on March next, at 120’clock, if not pre- ie. the mest splendid establish: es, as now enclosed. ¢ North and “Long Island Shore, Ocean, and a! arge portion of New build. t it CURTISS, 49 Wall street. out, Jan'90, Int 25 56, lon 6% 10—by the Roarer, at this port etphia for Si Thon g@ TOLET OR TOLEASE—Rent $400, a Brick Store, with double cellar, No ble fora wholesale, retail or menuf Taus'ecf the subscriber, ‘No. 17 Burliog 3) 119 3t¢m kT 329 Bo Johu W Cater, at t » lat 30 09, lon 73 ‘our Story jowery, suita- turing business. ER COOPER, y the same. hioness of Hute, [Br] 63 days from Londonderry for N ng, Jan 28, off St Voi { days from NOrleans for Philadelphia, Jan 30, lat 26 tot No. Barclay atwet Seat or particulars, phe 8 Mh’ “of Machins, 11 days from Baltimore for St Thomas, FOR 8ALE—The tory brick Huse and lease of ety neat Broad way; lot 25 by 75 ASIWEAP SY DE ss 82 Maiden Li PALSO'S 5 ow i Eetorms to all pasta of the | "saa gers oem e Felinss+ see cee cee The Baron Pompolino: Pedrors+ see + Cinderella Morgan Rartler-++ AMUSEMEN''S. Y. OPERA HOUSE. formance Monday, Wedncoday, and Friday. THIRD NIGHT OF BELISAKIO. with, (hii , 10% For full alars, see bilis of the daay. Box Office fmt the off nights will be le for Concerts or Lectures. CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS. CONDUCTED BY H. KOCKWELL & O. R, STON & BENEFIT OF PIRAM FRANKLIN ‘IGHTH NIGHT O# LEVI NORTH. MONDAY SVEAING: Fab, 0, rerforanaees to commence PERI OF we cL > After which various acts of Ho: Ip, Granta. Conta Volante, Vau ting, {irices Premanass Levi North ine Splendid Act. i North in et ‘0 cone! sh. ‘t1 AP MONDAY EVENING February 19—The performaness wil ninence with co CINDERELLA. Me vk ; iss Taylor with How TO TAY THE RENT, BOWERY A: JOHN TRYON,- BY SHAMPLIN This Establishment wal ith the fie puehare Boxes 25 Cents-« ai ImUNPRE with the YOUNG NO} FRANCISCO, the great MAGI f modern times, who w oat astonishing and « YPTIAN INCANTATIONS! ai Also, the renownrd comedian GREAT 1 in th id, way be Past, Preacutand, Fu are Eveuts. Performances every evening at 73 o'clock, and Wednesday and “acurday afternoons at 3 0’ So’clock. ‘Tickets 25 cents—ehildren under tem years 12 , . tysive cents extn for privaw coustlintions edt the Oipeey 7” Saturdi ty being the Inst day of Mr. \. rf i, they take their farewell beueht, wih ex re: ious. HITHEATRE. meee MONDAY NIGHT MEATRE AND CIRCUS. ort * CHARLES a THORNE * has the entire Direction aud Management of the Thantrica1 OMPARy. ° ‘The foll Ladies and Gentlemen will Theriot Compa an ‘Thome, Mar an me ; Sieteyeeetae, lh ie, Gal Hood, C., Mestayer, Miss Flynn MONDAY EVENING Web. 19:h—The performances wil commence with THERESE. lowed by A great variety of Equestrian Acts, Feats of ‘Danocs, Feats'on the Slack tnd Tight Woo ket Ht 1 SWISS COTTAGE. AMMMICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIRS RY D. ; ZAKD OF GRAND CHINESE EQULIBRIUMS. Last week, Dooltivalys of thes ecco: m iphedand talented lady, ST] WESTERN: this est: it, COM NOLOGUE, ass sted by Nr. is0, iu the laughable and deeply’ imtereating Yens ising Fortune Tell uly consulted ot alt Une gertce, 19re Foreign Ports. mily, Davis, from St Croix @ store No. 99 Nassau street, in the idings, from the first of May. Apply atchis Jones, for do, 3 days; Venus, rep Ella Burgess, for Bosto weg fit; Portland, of do, ‘ork, in charge of the mate, th « died on the pass ore, ide for Boston; Kate, lalifax. Sid Marga- ‘ork, ‘eb 2—In port, Florence, . Foster, for Boston, 4 or 5 wtg frt—others as before. Mavaunz, PR. Fi Leach, from NYork, dkys; Sharou, Lucas, an; "Hutchinson do, Ide: ly atten to. ea el Re IVATE BALE—A number of fine young countr ‘of black mares, wel nd very fast trotters. Alan, a han \ge horses, together with barouche,sleigh, lel ; Stat ana, for Baltimore, 3; guadilla, Mivbored ta Toad Care Hayaiue, Jau s1—In port, Outesie, Jenkins, for Boston 20; ‘Sagadahock, Sim ‘Trin. Jan %6—In port, Wm H Talman, Mathias, A me! 1, Jul; a previously’ for Ag 7.98 years old, 130 13% lorses taken at Livery, wet cles of all deaeript d conve ito large and convenient Repository of the d rcus Company—all Prices without : Ann, Tracey, Bi variation. Arrived since the 3d inst., 18,908 bales. Clear. a Ae om Peruambuco, with Ei forCayenne,same days Home Ports. Fear ign. Feb 16—Arr O; 4, Feb 4—S!d Europe, Barks HE COP. 'N, tubscrvery ie dss to, or hat ton, arr 17th; Eurotas, Sage’s company of equestri me for settlement to U. No. 263 Pearl street. Hamilten, Mata zas; Ex- le, Fullerton. Porto Rico. NOrleans; Wessa- Febraary Vth, 1944. CHRISTY’S MONDAY BULLETIN OF CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, ASTOR HOUSE. ‘ous and Ahead of All Others! Y’S LADY’S BOOK, ‘OR MAKCH 1s 107,436 last year. Total receipts inst 235,608 last ‘and. Taranto, Palen, a, Hie, Matsa wm a schr suppoved the ta Lead are. and Sultan, New Orlea) ho, (new. of Bost jeo H in’ Hepresentations TWENTY ONE Cadmus,’ Tucker, Bmnall, Petersburg. Feb 15—Sid Wm W Wyer, Adains, Rich- ‘eb 4—Arr Voltaire, Bradbur: ‘homaston fur NYork. 10th— lary Maria and Voltaire have week or more—ihe jformer nid. Helin Gibbs, Trinidad for York. ‘Sid Vine, Bal- Miss Ellen Picker Misa Ellen Pickering, price Oy, by Mary Howitt, © 'T PAUL'S, by Ainsworth, BLACK RALPH b tm Gray, Provincetown for PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR, NO. 189 AND 191 MERCER STRET, NEXT TO he neat Wegulae PUBLIC. AUCTION SALE, Make rhce Sth sonolighment oo MUESOAE EXT, Rebraa eiacerrg us Carsiag ages, Has “AW HORSES vi commencing at eleven rness, Saddlery, &e., new and se- for th I it be registered pre- MS on Monday, February Idi a alee Property to dispose of, we their orders promptly Also, at private sale, a very handsome Hockaway Wagon. only one week, anda number of new end second hand SE -Fitty good Work Hor . at Drives ronging Crem ET et at jes Un Urpesse ited Si jon taken on storage in establishment. AND DILKS, Proprietors. TICE. P heretofore existing between the by ual congente Al ving any claims againat avd hrm, w tettlement to COMASON at theo . TIMP3: © MASON,” £19 2%ee le number: 25 cents. M CHRISTY, Agent. PUBLISHED. The LADIES MAGAZINE—Edited by 8. $2 rer annum, 8 The GRUMBLER by LOVE AND MONK anwing, Anderson, Little River, 10, Si v NEW PUBLICATIO. UST PUBLISHED—A Pamphlet entitled pine El etrie Fluid ries, Brown; James Lanpheer, K- nne and ‘Iryall, Baltimore, Furianateara, Feb 17—Cld Reynear Williams, Clark, N ‘ork, Catantrstow, Fel, 13—Are Calhonn, Myers, NY ork wits of the Ocean. By J: \¢ Improvement of the jatronal Institate, W asl of Animals, member of the ‘To those frieods who hat a the author won'd remark that, good many new arguine te in sup yections; he has al: with no small now enabled to tay before an intelligent com moat rational explanation that has yet been give to the world of two of the most remarkable phenomena that occur ite, Baltimore. Arr isth, F 0 cKinney. Nassau, NP, Kebaij—Arr Exact, Johvson, NYork. Cld Per- ch, West Indies; Macon, Lewis, and Georgiana, *' theory, and theory of ‘the ti Park Row. No. 3 by and by the AUTHOR. fel9 1 Feo Smoot, fiverpocl; larris, Providence NVork; ir Onwego, Wo Chandler Price, jadetph ‘Aan Jeffrey. Br) Wradtord, Ly TO MERCHANTS AND ADVERTIS) GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY, 128 Nassau strect, opposite Clinton Hall. subseriters having inace arrangements with the pab- neipal newspapers in the United States, sleand insert adv ‘A file of all the principal papers is ke ‘by persous can leary at quire withiut de'ay, only one copy of their ihe journals they may wish, the neighboriag ation, A¥ none need ap ly sposed to remain for a period of ning for two or three Apprentices at Decorative e yine tmust be young men of taste, and able to give security for beh your. port, New London, 8t. Le Apply at the Decorative tockbri” Re. Indianapol heat, C WILLIAM GIBSON, omtecal 59 Pearl atvets neat Br JASON & T' Ss. We tender, ‘therefore, with contidence, our faci ities to | l« deaters and ethers, with the assurance of prompt nt- ing the same rates only as the publishers | D=A family coi desirous of procarin d board in a respectable city, with a private faraily, there,are no ehildren.—Releren iu of four grows TO THE PUBLIC, ortable furnished B MILLER & a BACCO AND SNUF MANU TT NO. 110 WATER STREET ion as cook, cham. wework of a respectable can be given. Aoply at £18 2%er 273 Division street. FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without enteel house in the lower part of 5 two young onthe Aa HE ‘TREASURER of the Fire Departmest Fund, with leagure acknowledges the receipt of One Hundred reenwich Fire Insurance Company, by the hands of Joseph . Keg. pms’ +4 WOlin'S: Gites, ‘Treasurer Fire Department Sola on as reasonable terms as any arti New York, Feb. 17th, of te sme gly 8. G. FIFTH I¥ARD. dl articles, we have been indaced to give thia notice to our id customers, as a caution agai ourselves io spare no expense of exertion to mana- articles, oad no coher, us our cus: | Hogers and Banith Sloane, refe es ia the a in the United Scat nat misrepresentation. ater sti near Wall street. AMERICAN REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION! MEETING of the Citizens of the to the A-verican PORTUGUESE F.SE far-famed and celeb: we Pree ive, to be obtai: ifth Ward, friend! blican cause, are requested fo atten Pills, in this'country z ty — dresses will be deliv G,W. MORTON, Secretary FIKST WARD. turolle! Members of the MERICAN REPUBLICAN AS80- will be held nt the HEN AY How ington street, on Monday Evenimg, 19th instant, at 75 G. W. RALPH, President. d. By order of the W: i Vv. sailing pac! L. i} as above, her regular day. handsome furnished accommo- hart, foot of Wal ., ith at day evening the 20th apt. C. Peet wil dations, apply on board et Or ly no freight received efter Tues ppers by this line may rely upon having their goods cor rectly measured. 4 4 ‘New Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, whe will promptly formard all woods to theit bark Genes tmulged, and sal the Int Bare, har PACKET Sip A UER, from Liverpool. —C si Ip will please ins one oODHOLL e's PILLS. ket street dress and jimott, will succeed the Or regalar day a fit ee ’ Hi BE GIVEN AT CONC way, on Monday E:veni i rh thevavore vince "en MONDAY “RY, will have the honor of presentiog an entire new most popu'ar inusical produ: ol many Soar tt M&S. rt i] Chorus—Hail Blessed Mos WORD e se wee beorsing Song—It was not my own Nat rs] tl Lake - eee Italian Duett—Imitation of 8 Por- fies and Signor Lambaprasgreent’ = "+ Sire. Sorg—The Gitl that I Love. Chorus—Stay, pray thee stay Nlease H id stand, Finale Good nigh ¢ th o.our we nit Ts ONT SHILLING To the door, ree on 3 at haif-past 6—commence at half-past 7 o’clock ret sod an Sui tte 5 th : ith at solicitation of many “i ENT) day. pal that with atthe Geet lowing ladi po hon ih se Rb PROGRAMME Paat L. Ze rat ESS] e wile 7 loon vier the tron of the Old PAUL AND VIRGINIA, Painted by Schoston, Engraved jcture, Painted by Croome, ‘of the SPRING FASHIONS, inily colored, T FASHIONS, Five Figures, Engraved by C. A CONTENTS—ORIGINAL ORIGINAL ARTI LES, from the venus of the most celebiated writers of “he day. Subscription $3 per annum, Wal BY I. N COMMEMOKATIO GEN. WASHINGLON —Ata meeuug ¢ Howard 'fouse un Monday + vening, Fel if purpose of making arrangements tor an exclusive Military om carry ing Out the arrauiememts su Sire VAL, to be held nt A. V. Backer’s Hotel Manhattaa ville, on Monday f Hier |. Bs Moore legree of perdily be announced EXCLUSIVE MILITARY BALL, ON OF THE BIRTH. AY OF : tT Okey bed . for 7 vitation )at the T1vo.i_Salcon on the Anniversay ny ol Genera ton, 22d inet, Maj 3. Fe , Secretar r. Hovast, Charrusas. ‘of india subsenber solieite yelock, at the ADIEN BENEVOLENT FES Kveuirg, Feb. 19th, to be had at the door, or eithet Stages will fr comer a SUE AT A Acar gut to cloaks BM ea Mand 12 O'clock, f9 ARK THEATRE.—The pabli respectfully it D Abst ce Poeatre, will poopes for te meee Monks ‘arious novelt.es are in preparation, and wi 10 cfrre be Thea the ho and 2 relative . Dying teceas the “Theatre will be completely redecorated an ted by that emineat artis, G. HEILG! tending to the comfort of the patrons of this favorite ments on very fa: | men wi SBE S5RS. G. lemon of New Youk an U Fwho ts the rete inte pe eo of pul ih he noe an rene whi Lessons, if wished. ‘Schools and Colleges ss by i. inferior to the ‘be misled by such ition, or suy "in our exertinan to mauutnetare our Reo ders Tot J, Ke will. lao. be reees Wale Store, 285 Broulway. Imeme THEATRICAL NOTICE. PATH AM THEATRE will open on or about All apylications for en lenermneats 4) mediate attention io W. S. 1 ween the many alte “sa 10D vetor. MUSIC FOR PARTIES; WEISS & FR. GRAMBS&, Pro! of pectfally ani nce ta ‘patroas, and {nahi re prepared to play gat ees, She. and punctanily attended toat 26 Delancy st. Mame for Private Parties, Sony Ordena recat iu [ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND FRENCH. ULLMANN, iN of Charles ©; 7 in Forte in this eity and spogerare, toms. First rate rerence; given to many Termitles,_ why be learned ow appli residence, 76 tim, street, oppoeite the Arsenal. miumar, the sees thor of a French ¢ MUSIC. f Musie, OBEPH KAMMERER, Profesor of Music. repectfally Announces to his ee A orders for his Cotilion | to per ‘pill be renvved aed prompdly attended to) shove lines |; Beare, Droudeay and i hettnt Renae mann‘actory 17 im®re | PO GLEE SINGERS. — Just pa Sree en! RA AN AM Fy reat a Extra Glee, will be shortly beers RK, BELL continues to devote his attention (daily 'till 9 M.) to the removal of I’rivate Diseases in every stage. Al | snfferiog under protracted cases, avgravated or unsui orto | tem, may cone (ee of eure. Periovs contemplating mari of disease, may also consult h TO. AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE. R, BARTON, (papil of the late © Ni’ C Nicholson.) e ad a fire to the method pursued by the celebrated master, Nicholson. tA No. of , contarning & favorite English Frteitods delivery a DOCTOR BELL. ti corsafally tretd sey nak sega, B'with honorable conden haye bi the ie ‘with confidence and.sa iy id letters have his prompt attention, Dr. Bell veneer eones to wopittonr tod fo well kuowa ee bes ea, 57 Cedar street, third door from Broadway;