The New York Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1844, Page 3

Sunday, Deo, 1-6 P. M. Considerable excitement exists among capitalists, and relation to the course likely to be pur- sued during the approaching session of Congress. It is anticipated that there will prevail a considerable influ- ence that will take off the edge of partizan feeling, ead quiet those d sposed to act upon the most ultra doctrines } of their creed. So long as the perties remain divided as they are at this moment, there is very little danger of »ny Vital interest of the country suffering from Jegislation, ‘The movements of Congress must | be prine‘pally confined tothe passage ot bills of very | litde general importance, and to the diseussion of the repeal of the present tariff act—to the adoption of a sys- tem of cheep postages, aud, perhaps, tothe establishment of some plan of government finance, for the satekveping and distribution of the revenue. Of those acts of im- portance enumereted, it is possible both parties muy agree upon a tariff of postages, and an experiment made by adopting some plan—but even this, is, at present, very doubtinl, while the least change in the others, is, at this | time, very improbable. The money market must con- tinue depressed, and the operations of capitalists and speculators very limited until these questions are more definitely understood, which cannot be for sometime ofier Congress convenes, and the reports of the different Se- cretaries made public. We do not look for a resumption cf business generally until after the Ist of January, as the payment of the instalment on the government debt due then will have a certain influence on the money “Many operators look for a greater abuadance | of capital seeking employment in all kiuds o| curities by the middle of January than we have ever had These calculators anticipate the withdrawal of money frem mercantile and manufacturing pursuits, in consequence of the result of the late election; but we are of the opinion that they will be about as much dv- | ceived as they have been in the result of the contest. We annex our usual table of comparative quotations for the past week :. Quotations von THY rRINcIPAL Stocks in THE New business men, or from any change. ate 81 gece: Pd 1Ss5118ss We notice a greater regularity in prices delet the past weck than for a long time previous, and the cloaing rates do not vary much from those current gtthe close of the previous week. Thiastat: of the market can be attributed principally to the want of a disposition in operators to make any transactions of consequence until after Congress convenes, or until alter the various subjects now agitating the public mind are settled. An election for Directors of the Morris Canal & Bank: ing Company was held on Saturday, the 30th ult., which resulted in the choice of the following named gentlemen : Dmscrons or tHe Monat Canay ann Banxino ‘Thomas Tileston, Benjamin Williamson, Joseph B. Varna, Peter Mc Martin, Fred’k T. Frelinghuysen, John Strader, Jr., James J, Schofield, John J. Bryant, Henry Mc Fariane, Gets Cee Tolle A. Willink, John C. Green, Zebedee Cook, Jr. Samuel R. Brooks, J. ‘Woodwart ee Daniel Tyler, Ren ‘was chosen Pre Bryant reappointed Cashier. This isa very strong list of naines, and under their direction nothing will be let, ndone tha! should be done, to complete and ensure the i of this property. Confidence in this direc- on become firmly established, sietitisuone see every thing to encouroge the stock holders. Whatever object those individuals named above havein view, they will carry out, beit for individual or public interest, ‘The Chesapeake-Bank of Baltimore, has recently been made a government deposite Bank. The revenue accru: ing at Baltimore will hereafter be deposited in the above Bank, and the Bank of Baltimore, Navigation on the canals of this State having been sus* pended, we;shall soon be able to publish the nett receipt for the season, from our public works, acd enable us to arrive at eome conclusion as to the finances of the State, and the condition of the treasury, a subject of interest and importance to alll tax payers the Collector of Tolls at Rochester. crease over last year, but the total receipts for 1844 are less than those in 1840 or 1841: Cavan To11s—Receiets ar Rocnesten. Tolls received in Hed ident, and John J, We annex returns from They show an in. Increese in 1844, It will be seen that the increase over lest yearot tolls collected at this office is $14,170 26. The following is a statement of tolls collected at Roch" ester foreach yeur since 1832 :— SUE Tnvjpoa lature of South Carolina convened on Mon- By the 25th of November, at Columbia. ‘The messago of Governor Hammond was delivered on the 26: ashort, sensible document. appear to bein a very favorable condition. The income of the State,from all sources during the past year,amounts to $306 831 63, Expenditures during the 4 $347,704 63, showing a deficiency of $40,873 00. Of the expenditures for the year, $56,483 73 have been applied to the reduction of the principal of the public debts leaving out this item and the reoeipts into the State Trea. sury, excecd the expenditures $15,610 73. The direct taxes levied and collected for the use of the State, amounted this year to $277,662 45. The Governor re- commends to the Legislature the adoption of speedy and effective measures for the payment of the public debt, which now amounts to about $3,000,000. We take the aunexed extract from the message for the purpose of giving the Governor’s uwn remarks on this important The finances of the State An act was passed requiring the bank to provide for the payment of the instalments of the debt falling due on the first of January, 1845 and 6, amounting to five hun dred and fifty thousand dollars, ($550,000, to the Comptroller General, to be cancelled, the evidences ‘0 the amount of four hun- ,) and to deliver of State debt in ite jon, dred and fiiteen thousand two hundred end seventy lara, ($415,270.) Of the evidences of Stato debt held by the bank, oue hundced and sixty-three thousand four huo- ight dollars ($163,465) fell due in 1943 and 6,40 thut the whole amount of debt, the liquidauon of which was provided for by the act of last session, was eight hundred and one thousand eight hundred and two dollars, ($801 802) or abont four hundred thousand per T am happy to say that the bank surrendered to the Comptroller General in January last, and that he canceled four hundred and sand and eight dollars and twenty-nine cents ($417,008 29) Ol the puliic debt, being something more than was re- quired of it; and I do not doubt that it will provide for the punctual pay ment of the instalments of 1845 and 6 as they become due, ‘The Governor takes +trong ground against the State bank, and enters at length into tho evils that the exist- ence of such an institution may entail pon the State, and every one within its limits. The charter of the Dank has twelve years to run, and os it Is taken for grapted that its affairs cannot be closed up ia less than seven, without desolating the State aud spreading bank- ruptcy and ruin in every direction, a just regard for the safety and wellaro of the community, requires that ures ehovld be taken to remove from it, atthe earliest possible period, an engine so dangerous and destructive, ‘The remarks of the Governor in relation to the present tariff act are certainly of a very extraordinary nature,— He considers the compromise act ss a treaty formed be tween the billigereat parties—with arms in their hands— solemnly ratified by the federal government on the one part, and @ convention of the State of South Curolina on The message farther s: South Carolina bound herself to submit for nine years to ive tariff, provided that after the expiration of it, no higher tariff should again be levied than was ne sary to defray the expenses of an econon.ical adminis tration of the government, and that the rate of duty should if no emergency, except in case of war, exceed twenty percent, The Governor ergues that @ repeal of the pre» sent tariff act is beyond a possibility, and tha it devolves upon South Carolina to decide what course she will pur sue in the premisos—that the period has arrived when she can no longer pursue her final decision, ond that the State is bound by hor past history, by the principles she to adopt such measures as will at an early period bring all her moral, constitutional, and, if necessu- ry, physical resources in direct array against a policy which has never been checked but by her interposition ‘Tho citixens of lowa, in convention, have constitution prior to being admitted into the Union as a dred and sixty. enum for two years. venteen thou- s, that by that treaty State. The most important article in the whole is that relating to the legislative power to create debt. The ex- periments made by many of the old States of the Union have given a lesson to the inhabitants of the Territories, which will be of great service to them, and no doubt pr- Vent immense sacrifices. We nnex the article alluded to at Jength. Antics 8—Of public debts and liabilities. 1. The ‘ure shull not in any manner create igs jebt or ey liabilities, which mall os ly ier aggregate, with any previeus debts or exce the sum of one hundred thousend dollars, except in ca of war, to repel invesion, suppress insurrection, uniess the same shall be authorized by some law for some single object o1 werk to be distisctly specified therein, which law shall provide ways apd means, exclusive of Joons, for the Tp me of the jaterest of such debts or liability as it falla due, and alao to pay and discharge the rincipal of such debt or liability within twenty years trom we time of the contracting t real, iad shall be repealable nntil the principal and the interest thereon shall be paid and discharged; but no such = shall tuke effect until at a general election it shull have been sub- mitted to the people and have received a mujority of all the votes cast for and against it at such election, and all money raised by authority of such law shall be applicd only A the specific object therein stated, or to the pay- ment of the debt thereby created, and such law ahol published in newspapers in the State for three months preceding the election at which it is submitted to the people. Old Stock Exchange, $5000 NY State 7's, 1919 1084 25 shs Canton Co. 44g 15000 Ohio 6's, 1860 . do 60 44 10000 do. a « 10000 Ohio 7's 830 44 000 IN Spl Bds — snw ‘a ay 7000 do 45 5000 do 30 37 p10 45 5000 do buw 37 45 21000 Pen 976 67 % do 830 67 Betoun to 8 sou 180 60° To Aube dyra KR 118 t00 Indiana, Bonds 3346 30 Stonington boo 42 1000 Kentucky 6's 10284 do 41 20 shs Bank of Am — 100 ti do ag 50 e Phenix Bauk 9034 z fa aL m 206 do do 90 20 do Bk State NY 83 50 Reading RR a7 10 do Bk Com full 190,73 Nor& Wor RR 70 a 2 150 do 1 BY 0 5 106 do snw 70) rt 2 Lafavatte Bk rid 8 bo 70 50 do Erie KA st 25 do 69 FH 40 @ Mohawk RR Bd 60) 50 di 3095) 50 do 830 69. 125 @ 8 54% 100 Long Island RR 6 Second Board. 50 Harlem 61 4 cone Co 45, 25 Nor & Wor ‘810 70! 10 4434 50 do HO 102 2 Monte 100 do 820 70) its Reading RR ba 47%; cy do. S10 70% 100 Kast Boston 8 0, do b30 71° 100 Long Island 815 74 % do b30 7024 50 Stonington au! New Stock Seraph | $1000 Ohio 6's, 60, ch 10034 is N A Trust ch 114 1000 Illinois 6's, 70 b3 ws 3 a Isl Ret s00 75 bs bi2s 20 25 shs Farmers’ Tr ch 37 FA FA 360 74 50 do. bnw 38° 10 do 10% 25 do b3 38-25 Hud & Berk ch 15 15 do 80 37 25 Nor & Wor bnw 71 25 do 830 3716 25 do ch 705 2% = do 37% 125° do 83 70) 50 do baw aie By do ch 70 100 do 36037 25) do ch 70) 100 Canton Co son 43 50 do 83 69) 25 lo 83 45 do 40 do ch hii |B do 83 69%) 2 do ch 4333 do bio 70) Sates at Boston Stock Excuanox—Nov. 12 Western RR, 88 ; 26 do, 873 ; 100 Long Island RR, 73}; 100 Nor & Wor RR, 694; 6 Fuchburg RR, 108} ; 60 do, 108} ; 60 East Boston Co, 84; 190 do, 8. State of ‘i'rade. Aues—Pote are in very limited request at $4 ; Pearls are tirm, but inactive a' $4 2: Breswax—Prime yellow of derct iptions sells as want- ed at 29. a0j0. ‘The demand is very moderate. Corrox—-fhe sales to-day only amount to 600 bales, at quotations cer Livenroon Cuassiricarion. Uplds.§-Florida. N.Orl. § Mobite. Inferior, 4 4} tee 4 see 4 tee 6; e, PEepPree comsaccee 4 6 a Coau—This week will nearly if not quite close the bu- siness by canal. A few scattering boats may yet obtain frsight for the !ine of the canal, but even this is doubtful, ‘The supply in the market, from all quarters, amounts to about } 610, 669 tons, av follows Pinegrove,..... - ee : Fae GIaib eae: atee aie ed MLR NO About the fceanatt required to supply the market. It will be observed that Schuylkill county has sent consi- derable more than the half of the whole supply sext to market. Hay—Good qnalities of North river bale are in mo.Jerate demand at 87} 40c ; prime veils at 49a42c. The re- ceipts continue to a moderate extent, and the supply firm for the season. Provisions—Ohio pork ‘s in fair re at $6 913 a $6 87}; me: out much demand. New city prime at $4.62} ; do. mess at $6 624. rather active, than otherwise, and ega setl at 6 a 6}c. : barrels, coarse, at 60. W Hisxey—Drudge casks are still held at 24c, Western and prison barrels soll, as wanted, at 24 a 24jc. Canat Touus—The past season has been a busy and profitable one for our canals. ‘The receipts, as compared with those of previous years, exhibit a great and gratify- ing increase. The fellowing table exhibits the total re. t. We quote prime ory fem, wilh ceipts for 1839, 1840, 1641 and 1842,and the oe up to und including the 224 of November, for 1843 and 1844:— 839, = $1,616,382 1944, do d0......ee00 The gross receipts for 1843 were 000 having been received subsequent to the 92d of Novem- ber. It is supposed that very nearly the same amount will be received this year, between the 22d inst. and the for 1844 over id nine hun- ts for 1844 fall but $50,000 sort of two millionsand a heli of closing of navigation. The increase, the 1813, is three hundred and sixty four thou dred and ninety dollars, and the oggregate rec: dollars. ‘This is a princely revenue, Reat Pstarr—At Muction-Lot on E side Walnut st., No 32, between Monroe and Cherry sts , 26 by 100 ft. No 44, adjoining same, do do trees 2150 Died, ZOn Saturday, 30th ult. of consumption, Miss Many E. Hovwe, in the 22d year of her age ‘The friends and relatives of thé family ere respectfully requested to attend the fune; al,this morning at 10 o’clock, from the residence of her brother, 4 Bayard street. &.On Snncay, Ist inst. Mr. Joan Noaxxs, aged 52 years, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the fomily ‘are re: specttully invited to, uitend his funeral, at his reridence, corner of Troy and Washington streets, to-morrow after- noon at 3 o'clock. On Saturday, 30th ult after a tedious ilinese, which he bora with Christian fortitude, Patrick Muanay, in the bath year of his age. ‘The friends of the family, and those of his brother, Ed- ward Murray, and beothers in law, John Mcintyre’ and John Hoey, are respectfully invited'to attend his funeral, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 165 Grand street, without further inv Poasengers Arrived, Barina (Hon)—Brig Charles Hummoni—Captiin, John Wright, James Scout and John Lindsay, Capt, Sielman, Jobn Ambar, mus, and Sal brig Majestic, of St. Andrews, NB lost on, side Cuda, in the hurricane of 2d Oct. and Brig Oceana—D Moss Nevis—bag om W Ledrett and lady, J Laris- conpt and MF Redwood E Taba aus EAwaa AP Viet, L Hall, CG W it, H te ones LS Sin Voreign Lmportations. Batazy (Hon)—Brig Charles Hammond—2000 cocoa nuts Brett. & Vose—170 logs mahogany 21 tons logwood 209 hides kt Coffiv—329 pieces sawed mahogany F Alexander—4 ceroons Blanco. of arte Bri Oceana—296 qr cask: Hilger & ca—150 qr ‘pipes ¢ aret, Anatie-— 1:6 ar Pouchard & co 2 oe % hia M Goodhue & co—30 H Bossun; 83 Ayman & com 0A Bogodine=20 J Nicholsou—t haif bot | eask 2 bbis to order. BAVANILLA—Barque Whiton—2(60 hices-—5197 sticksf Everett & Battell—1907 hides Jackson & co—70 bags coffee Laurence, Murray & Ingate Domestic St. Manks—Bri i mportations, 824 bales cotton Mel, Coe & An- Nelson & ‘co—2 boxes tobacco Perkins & 131 to order, Unantevron-cBargue Edwards 196. tos Vietor ke Ducky) 'h TP bales cotton Simieh Mills 125 JF Swain & com—30 EB Post=oz Aymar & eo—72.4 H Paiman=d do roots Clark Melorimin—a6 bags feathers Greenway & Smith—2t bax Vic tar & Duckwith=3 bags 1 bord Vost=7 hoxes | trunk & M'lakewa'cks Toil topeJ 8 Sones--2i'bila’ mats 107 vlerces rice 10 bxs 10 bbls to order. Caran serton Brig Mosee6§ bates eotten, Menard & Co— Ado, Smith, Mills & Co—2i9 do, Newbold & Crut~81 do, J Lakens & Comi61 casks, § © Dortic—150 hie hte die Erol & Co—1 bx, Sauger & George=1 bx, B A Kahrenstock 0. ___ MARITIME HERALD. ame etree of the Steamships. Ron -? Liv’l, Dueit by hed ea me's | cut ves esNov. 19... Dee. a Si favor if Captains of Vessels will give OBERT Stivey, Captain of our News Boats, 9, report of nipping leftat the ‘port whence they sailed, the vessels Passage, poet, their fargo, and ond on poreny y OF NEWS may He wi yard them vm: mediately athe i ctivel. "Ageats and Currrapondents os home rod, Will azo ‘confer a fevor ny. sending to this ofhee ah the 5 inform: tron of Py kind i eh cam ive, ae rey Es, es HIaH WaTKA,. 10 ys from m Newport, j alteny in the Ta ae 22th, lat 35, i ‘fou ‘a oor ON SALES. _AMUSEMENTS. Fuss ny c Catalogue, THIS packer te 7 ‘Late oi sehold im part we ite bends Ridebourds for the ume tled the BOH! ose Siatte ce hoof, Mr Segain lew ear weeks.” ox Carssony ball woe ort? w wi ee Kitchen’ Fer uruiere, PERPETUAT s THe MEMORY OF DEPARTED HEROES HONOUR 10 LAWRENCE! HE NEW TORK Sao) > A 6 das loa i (4 Poriot, from St. 4 days from Suvanitla, with hides, , Hulkley, cave froin, Charleston, ‘28th, lat 38 25, lon 120. arse, eit ds fm Malaga, with fruit, to God- rig Sea nn 18ds fm Balizz, Honduras, with molasses and wood, to the master. Platt, Rice, 10 de fm Apalachicola, cotton, SA renta— wy York. -2tth, fat 35, a York, PALMU'S NaW YORK OPERA MUUSE, tou, to Danbam & Dimon, Eitane featiells, Be son—Donizetti’s opera of BELISAKIO will be performed AND CONT ELE ‘OF MUSIC, tle “Taber ele, on wards the erection where rest the ashes of the lame: Leach: for sale a suitable one to mark the spot With, aula the Fly and Mu ad. it tie’ doar ot te He performance ‘of the Society will _ his evening, aud recelve their ueketse ut, corner of W it ‘abernacie on the Seats secured from A. M. 10.5 P.M. Librettos in English and 20 days from rete Houd. ft bri Italian can be had at the Box Office. 26 rre 0 gw ood to vest Landing a New ‘York. ading H. has been 8 Maye to the lorthward of Barnegat. "oth ult. spoke sch Montgomery, 8 days from, Norfolk for Brig Oceana, Creij Oct. with wine, to lease call at the coat 89 days from Cette, via Gibraltar th iil Bt bad y Tee Second hasta Ball of this Asso net mw Monday KE The wocaas will be pel d to, can be procured of the un lersigne _ JAMES STEPHENS: Ch Ys we on. Surbubs Reef—Vessel and rine eared. Bopiaues Qu days from St. Croix, with st 0. ivermore, 20 beng on Mobile, with Seti 2ist_ Nov. lat 3150, lou 78 30, ‘cad Wedsye from Se Marks, with cotton, rig J. Ken son, 26, days from St. Marks, with 300 bales carton a2 ide. penta Mel, Coe o& "Touguin, Gilmore, £2 days from Se- Maks, with cotton, Brig Billow, Lawrence, U4 days from St. Marks, with cotton, las been 7 days North of Haite ie Migues Loveland, 6 days from Charleston, with cotton, s from Prince Edward Island, 3, to Wins'ow, : Keller, 1 days from ‘Thomaston, with lime, to Sc Patrick, Williams, 8 days from Bangor, with lum. ‘Brig Alabama, Means, @ days from Blue Hill, with plaster Schr Boston, Payne, 18 days from St. Jago de Cu bales tobacco 97 hhds sugar 1084 L setae mare to J 4000 segars to maste wo ieee, & Clearman,, called the SYLDH OF + Sed ossbads,, Horsamanabip by Wale Ayaan Mie Cake Mrs. Aymar, Mr. Jeoniugs & Son, Mr. Sweet mits Band, aud a host or of D. D. EGAN, Secretary, 4 Canal sti 1 & PARKER wishes 10 si « Grand Ball on I! any Hal 4 ‘gn waich occ VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, the course of, ‘th ry Da} Price of tickets Prenly nt fad’ at the Hall. British brig Sisters, El th potatoe: 1 ae 7, LRRERS DANCING ACAD! My: ALL, Canal sticet.—Mr. P, hat is fest Frublie sa 3d. day evening during the ul close at laclalorl. ita gentleman and ladies, terschen’s much Admired Cotillion Band ‘vill aetend EVENING DRESSES. HE SUBSCRIBE. RS have opened their Room fe as Light duriug the dayy aud i a No Pr yery anton eg pete rs peated every other Tu ing Co commence at 8 ton, Ni ws Bowel he Br was ‘put into Newport. ubec, with plaster. ‘homaston, with plaster, from ‘Yhomaston, with Behe Savannah, Smith, 4 drys from Newport, with mdse, to maste Dime, Schultz, 4 days from Providence, bound to Phila- ‘Lyra, Shaw, 15 days fromt St. Marks, (St. Domin- peje 352, sticks, mahogany'2000.pounds logwood, to A. He Elvira, Slocum, 4 da: ei de Mt days from Baltimore, with’ mdse, to plaid Tarletans. Mehr’ Good Hope, 4 days from Baltimore, with mdse. to i er. do ancy Two cises of Embroidered, Dres: Ons case of the richest Silks e1 do Velvet, a new arti One case, ‘containing rich ‘Lhread Searfs, Veils, Manteaus, colored Barbeesfand rich L. rthes and sleeves. ‘One case of Alexander's best long Kid Gloves. jtraw, and some very richly trimmed Anaconda, Johnson, 9 days from Washington, N. C.to Schr Repeater, Jones, 7 days from Wilmington? NC, with Dayal sores, to inanter wie, Reid, 7 days from Washington, NC, with naval stores, to maste te Barbees Capes, Laces for flounce Gloves fare ‘per. pail Also, one ease of Fancy articlas, which will be BARGAINS, The Subscribers have thi ane marked down their priuted Cashmere t ast als Sawyer, from St Marl barque, a full rigged ite from Gibraltar, and 2b os unknown, Brig Erato. Swan, Mansanijllo: Pilot Joseph N. Lord, Jones, Porte au Platte; brig Harry fix. y King, Morrison, Hali Miscellaneous Record. Fonaes Letter Orrice.—The European packets will sail Cashmere Leone cae Canotine, Hartley, of and for Portland from NYot id steamboat machinery, went ashore in the ** Coi ou paeec iy Disoe ight, ty About two hours belore into sehr Addison, Yates, of and {m k her immediately, the crew on board the Caroline, whieh hy anchored in the Cod of the! B the wind came violently from the SY ay. cr about 10 o’eloek. orning, aud went to the Lighthouse. ‘went ashore she r: fedlnas wracranted Silk Velvet ay Flushes, cheap. ne pair of the handsomest bli ds'ever i imported, Scarfs at a great reduction, me very fine, ata great sacrifice. im Gumirie Handkerchiefs, at 10s, 6d. a dozen, a great crews then paces, ne Cambric Embroidered Re vae Handkerchiefs,very much sed he became uneasy an His remains were eae; frusiagy aul fe Latersinge) at eany cer yards Muslins of every description at very reduced prices, Hosiery, Mi'ts snd Gloves of every description very cheap, on urpose 19 selloff as much us possi te at this Lae season of the on the shore the erg morn Heteu with, box shooks) and sapposed a the supw sto ta af Teceday Ano Light, having become Hed at Gloucester, hed froin the vard of Wm i. iL was ever NG in this bound to Boston, was abandons Ste; aud one which, from the p in the selection of materials, and he workinans! Map other cous struction, will compare advanta; do between | raiedicnasy 31 do 2 do an lepth, and is 650 eon beam. 736 do between decks Ly gota ship was others, under the inspect d, a partowner, who is appointed to com: intended for the Liverpool trade.—[Norfolk Whalemen. pt Charles Waterman, of the Braganza, NB, mleo, Oct 1, rep her 270 M cers and crew all well. . Warner, the translator will open a nw ela 0 ladies as well as entlemen, and umental MmUsi¢, of our townsman, ot eer adap to thowe who would study i of becoming able to si us hus teen procure iriduced in the mode o can vessel in port. A letter from the Mary, Cory, NB, pe di is A Died on fee ‘beck of July, Ghaapends MORRIS CANAL A’ vD BANKING CO, 1 clea IS4: Bracy, colored, of Norfolk, Jersky City, Nov. held this day for Directo: 1 Hamed geatleinen were chosen, viz. :— sdedetad Bvt of this Company, Nome, from N Orleans for Liverpool, 21st ult, lat 31 50,lon port. for Demerara, 7th inst. lat 17750 N, Forelgn Ports. . Oct I—In port, Jubilee, for Whydah, une.— ca er Pesprtgeeg bine Providence, unc, Geora Gtiswotd, Jopatian J. Coddington, Hamuel RK. Brooks, J. Woodward | ig chr Mouisoon, j Jost a arr port, ; ane Hisheanas fron board the officers aud crew ot Br bel isynasted and water- ed 13 days on toe Ata ee meeting of the Board, Daniel otek was chosen President, jn Li eds aud John Je Bryant Fy ical Aid. isa certain pecpet vice existing sto » from Lag: Touged in the’ gale of wth Oct 3 they" rem: wreck, subsisting on cocoa nuts, which they obtained by diving iu the hold of the vesiel. a lukegPorta, a i Huge 21 —Arr uy Aakeabe at Bogan ‘Marstial i Windhiin, ‘Ashtabula; tet Sis 1590, about $14, ECRET. shes hit among the youthful debility, decay, old age, none can conteinplate with the horrible thought of self-destrueti ne ug from ich Dr. neh Supers There is a al pl ung, the beaut ful aud the pro- ward, of the M: It vies of ignorance, not =F eland; sky 5 ab sh, Detroit te to pres the $2300 e pirity or the wel which is dangerous only the secrecy and silence in-which itis involved. haa recently received a Jeter from Der. Monroe 8 Laumatie Avy ivan at ‘ mre, blihting’ v ene Ports, Sarah, Cutter, Mobil Pig n, D Nov 29-—-Sld Niger, Herrick, Surinam. eed heat Nov 30—Arr Charles, Grew is genoa Exboti ‘on, the coast, in the soul than any other vice = s river “Ritbout oe: t * record of all in ni later wal Dring the transgressor to a feariul re has ished a treatise upon this and ‘other sub- Nerestiag to all Me part of this notice "Telegray! ‘ie a atch i ai "Solon, P lel pool; Sharon, ayaa St Jago; Roanoke, W: Effort, Welle, Norfolk; Maty tt . and Kee: ay La Nor Henry ¢ but this most agr to those interest ed, will be that which rel Hearse, Baltimore; f Steelman, Phitacel a fge Salem, fore Epaantown, Nov 23—Arr it far Boston; 26th, Caleute it may be relied » here i blish the certincales ¢ a jaton, NC. for af K Targe enough to con tain the fall of those that have sands that have been offered rates the system, and earche y efficacious in re, petite, indigestion, depre medicine that invig At nourishes the fluids, with Veto, Penoleton, Phil HOt spirits, shortness of President, Rich, an aud many other yuyptoms which are generally supposed belong , or tre a! ‘Statesman, ‘Wass, do’ for do; Grand ‘Denmark, Ryder, N York eBid 29th,'Niphon, (new, pleton, Nickerson, New Miladelp in for do Ppahaanock; Corueliey Faulklin, do 1 Triumph, Elliot, Norfolk; a braridehol Biche New eee: imingtou, NU. or Philadel onsumption of the ba a dozen for $10, and forwarde of the book ix 0 cents—§ Toany part uf the United tats ce 18 G6, Gold. atrwet, NE re he may be enca hi ‘atall hours of the d others oo) te ra, M’Loud, Boston for and confiden' ally a hey may ve diaaee to" ith Upper Post Office, N. ¥ EDICAL NO removed his Blepe orte 7 Weat anchor off Field's Pojut, valor and id President, Wilbour, 8t Thoms and Williams, Hostone les, and Verona, Howes, muna; Alabama, Talat CA Juanit lie to kaow that heh N¥orks Cato, W. do with any other oft ay ble=his ofices well aer IAN DISVENSARY, No. 3 Divisl A. D, 1835, for the successfy nt of ‘nae oY, the nse of that never failing remedy, Dr it r celebrity aud dinexa as Won for itself a name ius an afflicted being on vishing to observe how very uto every minute m1, Glasgor ‘ew Yorks (3) Wri Galveston, success: ori this wonderful preparatio never to be forgotten hea (3 ies ve 0 the face of the «lol ickly and harmlessly it et One who has been houses, and who can pro- "Anply at Novor Broadway. - it vie habit of weite iy: ru rit the saine time fortify pobition or subsequent attack comprehensive treatise accompanies each ¥ snd ean be had gratis. ren D—By. a respectable young woman, witha fresh | tem aaniust every p who has lost her own infant, a child to jung women to do g Wing OF nikeoing, OF ironing in a hotel; easile aie racovasr Chcstte ab Vesey LIBRARY, CL INTON HALL, | ¢ ¥ KE VENING, Sth L Jroember, tm atc mas jiversified with Keadi asa Philosopher and oral drag plays—a sketch of alstalPy Creal Ana’ ysis of Principal scenes an le be received by the oN i HURON M'TPT SHAE for unt Detoeneh Paint: ing of the alterations and improvements of Castle Garden, 1 the 7th December, to propose and sh: raprietors at the Garden, from oe o'clock on each week day, where all information will te , November 30th, 1944, CENTRVILLE COURSE, L. [. 130 3tia&Stots* re iy Shaker peare cot t extracts from many of h peculiar philosophy—aud, particulary, the chieracter of Hamlet, illustrated by ¢ mence at half-past e tickers 99 cents: Lek ad hy 4 baste ry the M, iu. Tae se THE STEAM atain ae KC} EMMONS sepeats his Le’ o'clock la us syzesrage it fr al 4 h eC cer a eee ace fen abory Ceara cn lurse added by the Proprietors. ‘The following ate the w the whole interval an movements of ite engine in coereeioby this (Monday) ever nin Se kets 25 cents, for a ie an ETH NATIONAL GUARD § SOIREE “THE, Committee bex leave to announce th ill take place at Niblo's Saloon on Wei Deeem er ts, {ott the following commit ‘ TORS —0 bushels perior Ii ix ex shin Siddons, “trom! Liverpool, and for sale in ha ‘to suit purehnser,, by dy % K_ COLLINS & CO. % Sonth day Ey ‘tickets (not rr eleeay Even ‘Wangh, 92 Rovd street, Wan Hadron street. AGS—5y ae he SP 4 F. Kepest ‘John K pereeant vi fips rf mH Fa retary William Palmer, 8’ Maiden m han Guise arene John RK, Platt, i ec ‘horns, noe sale by iE & BROOKS, a = 10 tons of Straw B: PERSSE & BROOKS, io) reece street. joie sient Avvo OF Navy Bread wad Ontmon, ace JOHN HEADMAN, 1 Bouth st, HAVRE=The be wl I ease the ahip'to' be detalaed “antl ARLIC THSATRA. MR, FRAZE! it LANDS MR. Ann ant SEGUIN IN OE MIAN THIS EV) NING: Desombe ae ‘el be presented ty Ame: rand 9 rere im 3 Sects, ¢ = a8 (it Thaddeus, Me Frazes wrt gy cpne lide wit NOONE TO TEXAS—Me, Swelli Ox Boxes, tat Fier Theenta—Second and Third Tiers LM cents—Gallery 2% erate NIBGO SONSERY ATORY ne ear Fer tei beceibers rg ud The pale that tiey nahin frais, at oe Boutuets® Kaucy, Boaters, Wages, ts, of Biovrer, su suitable irda arte the 0 They are ari ag a +. fashionable and bya with regard (0 neatuessand are composed ie inde es Sweet scouted Finwers, Luported Dutch Bulb, ster ad Fale, Crocus, &e, in fine coadit on for inediala Fancy Hbvach ath ides, Gold Hsing rane ied Sees.” Kouicald Oraxmsatal Tees, Shrubs, Be Mer Lndon, Salis fous fot Bony Emden Grotay Catia), Vtanis ta flower always ou hai tment wi ‘wader the GRAND THO RBUMN. ae Ll the Standard W oils of the day 2 coisantly ou wAlatuiel ata rese sted, and will besold low furcahoulys GRANT THORBURN & CO. 43) Ime Proprietors. TO TAILORS. SHE Second Edition of Siiemet’s ectebrated work ow ent- tug garments of every dexcripdios in a style of elegance ua. ow published aad ready fo- delivery. il themselves of the vantages to be derive from the use of the istractions if eoutamns, would do weil to a copy without delay. Ths book is 12 by 17 ime! 17 elegant diagrams of all the various styles the pessentday, with full and ample instrue- ja au etay and yelcutitic matuer, ‘The follow. ‘spec table names who ‘Phoudersgued being prcticlly acquainted with Me, Sine mews Teepe on iad Garments, we’ Dian xy mcompeend itas 4 work complete in its arrangements, aod in its practical ap- etior to ay herevotore published, either 1 Cutter, Staats & Banker, Charles &Co., B.'F iHoruer, James’ Dally, John bisa Ma a Menken, cau be obtained of the author, No. 113 a Beier. vy UGTION IN PRICE. TY CENTS PER HE CHIEK VIRTUES of ‘the TaIcoPiEnoUs, or Patent Medicated Compoun —lts geutly stimulating the action of 3—lts produc: ae encouraging & reaction in the bulb or roe, und pastlautary inthe pulp which socsives the roooale and nerve, giving life | vigor to hair. ifs idaliainy the a er ofthe Had, 5—Its freeing the akin from the effects of perspiratioa, seurt andl data and disposing te bar to eu rAd i hogueut tae will preaerve the hair in beauty and heal, tod pee ateat of |i aie rth de aie raisitous advice given om & ficoms, i468 Broadw rap sal corer by Bis First eypearanes ia America of MONDAY EVENING, Dec 2nd, 7th aiabe of the Sea- Hs Amiouira, Signora Pico; Alamiro, Viest Thee tad Panquete, $1; Secoud ‘Tier $0 cts th 4 admissions, $6. urs, without Beats, can ba had at the Box Of- Doors open at 7; performance to commence at 734 o'clock — BURTVON'S TUKATRE, ARCH STR. eT, PHILADELPHIA G, Dee 2d, 1844. will be presented the of THe WONDERFUL M Mr. Baro» rot Ava, NV Kazim Toys Mr. Joust Badroulbadour,’ M. rks “To conclude with the Drama of A MOMEN'TOUS QUE! 10N—shelley. fir Coousrs Greenfield, Mr G Barrett; Uni Hachael Ryt nd, Mrs Burke, IRCUS—BOW ER JOHN, GOSSIN. CLOWN, fur Six Night our, THIS EVEN 1 be presented the kg uestrixn Ballet, ESILVER SHOW st; or Cupids habe SSR Old Dau Bm: da ste other novelties. GRAND ADWAY TABERNACLE, N TUESDAY, EVENING, December sd, iis, by MAST. SCONCIA, assisted b: the Fattovwing eminent taleut— Prima, pons roles 4 NORA M. RICCI. ‘the 9) SS SSRIS BRAD Pianist. ssesese eee Mit HE SHY. Ce TIMM, FP lteter -| Ut a, a “YROGRANMTE, Paw r—''Muette de Rogie "Auber, « Fall Orchestra Wiest ima Celine,” Haun ny Ore vals aid Sees Master Se oncia as ‘A Mri * Bigwora Ri 3 go ‘ccompaniment—Mr - Bignora Rieci Concerto am oettens Pore tC ara Biteo do Feo Miss Bramson 5,000 ie ay cet 5.000 do cates Silver Hct, ooucDMWarere Accompauiment + Master Sconcia Fall Orchestra ‘Artot, f Master Sconcia WILLIAM zr. Wwe ES a Stevan eras Ki ‘have recei i ae tad an Gari ea ae Fancy roe: 400 « Pa uality; 5 Ee, at Silke oie Overture—Il Pi Solo on —"Souyenir De Bellini, ‘stra Accompanim=nt ‘Robert Vevereux,” companiment by Mr ‘Timm, Variations Brilliantes de Bravura, c - Sigora Ricei Enirgae Accom it .M Bramson | ™&2y, other Bancy sre Sie i’ Varig, 2% | annetrers fH Weta Dee 4 bei Ernst, Quartette AecomD. «Master Sconeia. ——— TICKETS ONE DC DLLAR ‘BACH Children under years of axe, halfprice, Tickets to be had at the principal Hotels and at the door on the evening of the pe formance, OOrs open | i hae ‘oucert Lo commence at 8 o'clock. NEW TOR AC Sab ater GUARDs HE FIRST ANNUAL BALL is Company will be given at Niblo’s Saloon, eps bene Even 1, Oth December next. Tickets may be obtained hy ap pajication tothe Capt. A, C, Castle, Lieut: Roderick Me Lieut ‘Thos, W. MeLeay James Li mM Qui arter- Mastes Pay-Master Clirehugh, . Ord rly Sera't. Thomas, n26 tD9 *dh J. G. EXTRAORDINARY LUSUS NATURE! Now exhibiting at the Private Roms 303 Broadway, South- Corner of Duane street, (entrance in Duane st) BLANCHADS EATENT STATUE) WOOD AND OAL STOVES-KOK HALLS, PARLORS, CHURCHES, PUBLIC ROOMS, ke, wu capes AND ME ATL. PHESK STOVES area Statue of Washington, the f of our Country. ‘The liberal patronage they received winter, and the universal satisfaction shey gave, has im inventor, at a great expense, to introduce 4 a armer size sine. a ‘ omamented, with * miea door, and surmount fend female figure." "These stoves have a decided adveatage fa favor Of the purchaser ‘They may be wsed for years, without any expensd, ww tale jameroua good qualities of the abore stoves from ta a Est standing, from. all pares of the can be Cera be une Music Stores, gut Broadway. {a the store of ie subseri », Where will a ale. thian Parlor Stove—an entire new and splen to any ever yet offered to the public; Together wit with us ortment of Stoves VASES HIND ptions. 0Gma ‘No. street, oe dont taut of Basar. Ne B.~—Statues for Stoops, Niches, and other ommamental sale as adove. 030 Im* tre eet 105 Broadw: bid KR. PREIFF w Oxford College, tid made arrange medical gentleman ments to ERE th nat extragrd ary N ements to, A MALE CHL ai TWO PEREE | the medieines ty have the opp riunity of Sqmecundiag t knowledge of them. A valuable M i has alvo been provides inasmuch, as the the profession rests upon a thorough whee ef Anatomy, he has made arrangements which will C t advantages of dissections the year round, if they dette it, with- Out any extra expense. Students will be examined twice A week aud have the aid of a demoustrator of Anatomy at all times.— ‘Terms for ‘hree years, office _paid in advance, further particulars, address sper Fost O real name Ci residence, and it wi imine te al votes B.— tten og a full course of lec: ud Surgeons, will perfeet aud acct 1 organ the mitd A al CF y ion of the Latnres, precisely alike, ren be d by be which e Iation of the feelin cy OF seusitivene: has_in his possession test professional gentlemen, expressing their surprise and (le on viewing this extraordinary wouder of witure’s whi workmanship (7~ Open from 9 in the morning til! 9 at night. Admission 25 ceuts.—Children halt-price. dt wm EW YQWK RULTON AND ANN SUREET MENG GERIE, M49 Kulton street, and 13 Ai direction of John Stears, This N most remarkable ani full deveription of which will be found in the ure nsical this country, a arge and small joge: they must.also have studied medicine three we fons under the directio regular physician, and have attained the age twenty-one.” ‘The fers for attending a full course University of New York Medical Department is «trifle more. N30 3tinsS&M? re DisbASES OF THE URINAKY ORGANS. Such as Chronic aud Acute Diseases of ‘Also, Gonorrhia, Urethra, Gteets, Whites, Prostrate Gland, Strietures, Kidneys, and Seminal weakness, Diabetes, &e. und effectuslly removed by Abernethy's Botan’ Is, wit sn mmrticle of mercury. ‘They are equally sti collection a rang Out 1 J of Woiv: ‘loeay ot dlbepaae Kitus ot Menbere Osea owsed Birds, aud many of the animals mentioned in sacred ry. ‘There is a capacious ring for circus exercises by a wonderful pony, ridden by the Quranz Outing. Also the Camel performs in the rivg, and ean be ridden by ladies and children, and the Moose is also introdverd in the ring. parate entrance for 119 Fulton street, next to Cutler’s diug store. Entra F gentlemen in Aun st. Fhe place is well warmed, and the seats arr ged Like ax amphi- hoatre, affalo, a B'ack Moose, an Ou rd, the Mino, several hinds al ! Open from 9 in the morsing till 9 at night. They ive tone and energy to the generative Admission cen diec eee i" it bgiet eed A y Wee AY, D VOCAL AND atten Hal TAL CONCERT.—The pub spect: informed that a Grand Voeal and Lastramental Concert will take place on Wednesday evening, 1th Deceinbe: occasion » MISS E! baw ioape St AN MISS AN. LOMAN make tei t Oe he ccna in New York, assisted by Mr. The music B te performed will be from the works of great id Voice. Full particulars i me mmmes to be obtained at the mu age admission 50 cents. ‘The concert to co “MEDICAL ADVICE OCTOR LAM instill confidentially consulted, at his old office, 63 Guld street, hetween Fulton and all diseases of a delicate nature Judicions, reqaires nevther merew) ame from business pursuits. Aecent ILITY, ape ot OK CONSTITUTIONAL, arising from a too frequent indulgence of the passions of indis- creet youth, and thereby causing mghtly emissions, and event ually confirmed imp pend eg. wage the Dr.’s Gay wad a ane ae his caast being to restore U Aig 9 iy, to EXHIBITION ia dimsnas ieoquantl oe tetiag aridoone, the THE END OF TE WORLD, | pm nang th eat ave, sometiines P. of uninitiated ined: prea: A ¥. ERY LARGE SIZ a by Fy Ye elli, at the-Avpllo, 410 jes, are, by the Di Dr. ly ‘The Exhibition is entirely’ separate from the Ps to 4P. M., and from 6 to 9 P. M. Admission 25 ‘ome ni7 Imre. JONE * MENAGERIE, i FULTON AND 1 ANN STREET, ICRIBER would hereby respectfully inform the pabli hat ‘his Menagerie will be open for exhibition this day, from 12 o'clock noou wutil 9 o'clock in the evening. Ami Heetion will be ford some of the most rare Ke. ever exhibited in this country, roprietor to make ruch additions to | nder at cit, possible ) supe sior to any r ‘The Doctor being oue of the qualified advertising shen city, guarantees a perfect cure, oF DO . Post paid euclosing a Tee, smunediately ay bred i and m with advice, wedi b3'Gold suet. “Open trou 8 / che d baad 0 in* rre MONTHLY REPORT OF THE NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 75 Chambers street. CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. er ia uh and for that purpose he Hereby, vequssis all ter- | 9 Seeondary Syrhilis. 2 Inflammation of the Eyes, y rare oF Yaldable tuimals to dispose of, to give | t Serotule Wee N's a Hoteanee to the exhibition foe Ladies 149 Fulton a. ech Dien ee next door to the Drug Store. a . half-price, EDMUND JONES, Bioptetor | 12 Fore Relsere New York, sy ioe: 18H4, ns tmre_ | 35 1 Great De ReAT ATTRACTION 2 Rheum: rpur gun, A SERENADES wilt give a Grand Ethio- | 1 Flooding. I Discise ofthe Heart Joveert, ou Mouday.Eveniug, Dre. ad, atthe Apollo | 4 Disrrhavs, 2 Midwifery Rooms, int osuclug new Songs, Glees, Chorures, &e , written | | Dvsentery. 1 Difie we peaking water. expressly for this Band, accompanied by the Accordion, Banjo. | 4 Headach 4 Seminal Congo, ‘Taibo, Bone’ Castnetts, Triangle and G Serenaders assure their nd 5 Cong! being to make it an amt SURGICAL OPERATIONS. Admission 25 cents oul 4 Bad. Strictures cured 1 Disease of the Spine. For programme see without cutting or 1 Cascer on Breast removed. burning. 2 Hemorthoidal ‘Tumors re- 2 Inflamet ‘Testicles. FASHIONABLE DANCIN 3 Buboes cured by - Shoulder MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY, proved method, : H 8 the honor of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of New | 1 Hydrocele. saintin 0 nity, that he has arrived for the purpose of | 1 Kistula giving instractioa in the: cipal fashionable Dances prevailing | 2 Polypos 3 bps — removed from. fiche highent clreles of Rikropean and’ American socieey” moved, ie Ba Mous, K- has lately arrived frou Boston, Sarato " 1 Uleerated Breast. ! ‘Seysilan style F ‘ak pee admiration of 1 Fractore. I Bleedlug fe from the Lungs. 2 Cases of Stabbing attende: Lae to without, ohare ngs wom cers"* Auending ‘Surgeon and ort, where! port 1 K. proposes ito tench that well known ye aew Quadeilles with original music— we Mazourka-new Cotillicus—uew Mall be nainted by MADAME KORPONAY ay Musici ie will be given in the Freneh,. Ger ian ond ing ark Place catrietly private, coo f Ladies and Gentlemen, Fotke, ‘and tho are patina, ay ot peeeone danced it the fashionable circles of London and Faris, ean be taught in six t twelve lessons, except the Mazourka. Al! others in twenty: i "Por farther of MONS. KORPONAY, at For farther particulars, in hug residence, 2 Park Vice lass Lessous from 10 to 12, A. M BOOK KE PING, &c., MAQGH sespectfally soceenoes that bjs C 3 af - a th ee Trictioal Book Keepin, Gots. jercantile Writing, continue open i as tanght by Mr. Masses mit ne. most practical manner, a cow and, in one courre of Tastruetions kood capar ity, will become a competent book-keeper, vind wit Teceive a certificate to that effect Prospectuses with terms, references, &e., obtained at the (ec Marsh’s Works on Book-Keeping for sale at the Rooms c and Bookstores, 030 Stis*re OLD ehinecsehinet MEDICATED VAPOR 325 Deoaewaye i2to1, and 1 . and from 6 to 7 ia the evening. Six lessons, $6—twelve lessous, $10, aud quarter, $15. Private us—six lessons, $0: twelve lessous, $12; quar- AM ober hours will be devoted to Public Institutes, Acad 71, a os LINE, Di ler gintrous and the pa form «Classe de Dance” for ladyes an t sontlopee, ie ied ahe willteren the favorite iolka, Mazourka, and all the other faghionable Dances of the day. The morning school will be open and the evening from 6 o’eloc’ to 9 0’ ies and geutlemen wish cacy of her, Vapor Baths in all cases of sudden of he respiratory organs, rheo- matism, Se. diseases of the stin reqane one hour's notice, Pieris! ‘Bachs sent to any part of the city. 9 o'clock tot o'clock, m0 lwre at M'lie Deajardin’s house, No gavhitatice \eodlchs aaa Wal Wee “é to Prat FOR CON s Ri AN jALLS. Nasu pcan by 8 NOW FITTE WINTER AMUSE: M re on MAGNtee Li UP rages, having an wg removed from Carriages—it ind will agcommodate nue KE. K. COLLINS & CO. mnie PEOPLE'S LINE Hie STEA MBOATS 5 o'clock, ara A landing at inter- ested eeling, fev the street, there i has raised seats with noya wacious i He 1500 person: For Balls it has » spring Boor and raised seats on the sides, and is magniforntly iinbted’ wah. oplapaid cut gia i, onde and ARermoany 8 Mock” ehindels ed 10 the Saloon and othe same for ie Bening HOM dete a a , dressing room, manigers: and Rat " , 3 smi 200 feet Hobe, which wall xecc mmo. | Tiesday, Thursday end aera A ae breock (7° Phavengers taking she a will arn bany in ample ume to akel the che eamt or west. “rot tons ae sew and vi neal, are far tinhed with new Aud shemant state d for speed and ne- Tomumodations, are wnrivnited on the Myr presage ov freight. apply on board, orto P. certs Ded tu tae ead EVENING SEC MODATION LINE FOR NEW HAVEN Cabin Wyre Sieh Deck 50 tial Steamb.at WA: 5 AE Merton ata will be taken to give satisfaction, fre TIVOLI SALOON. CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREHTS, SHE undersi pectfully inform their friends and the pablie that they have re-o -apened ihe Tivol Saloon, (formetly Kichmond Hill.) corner o} and Varick sireets, for season, and to accunmodate all who may favor them with ir pa rotage havin the largeat and most commordious h will be let on reasonabl terms for Balls, Parties and. Drills a GAO Somes FRANC is LINE GERMAN SILVER TEA AND BLE, eBtOS NB, Sugar Tong cat Noe one a Ks. Gilt Bowls, Salt Ladlen, &e furerior oe aualit cheap, by the original manufaet imaruiactared by'himn in 1633, which has pt faction ‘Tea twelve Fr ¥ilver Medals Hom’ hay Pirtee | manufsetarer fr the beat and and whitey ware, y ANDLEYS, Origial Inventor Late of 6 ©) larkson street, now n30 Sere 452 Hadson, betwee: Barrow and Morton. Cc. ee, amt lar uF gyn from New You New sent atly been fitted up in the best manner passengers with Bert this boat enu remain on board during FP Ths Wave has nd can accommodate I: ize aasengers the nij Fal. age ot Freight apply on board, Freight tehen low. a 1 re. Lh ed w YO) Fe ALMANY AND bl OV LINE. "ok ae ‘OR ALBANY AN fem the ition, ip fae oo Tag ice will reais pers at a foot of Courtlandt st o'clock, “he loon prcasare steamboat. SWALLOW, warp Me- honk, no shasiny the whole will be told heap, or wil be “de Het ical ivehavers. | Uayn, Ehie venir 2 foe cy Ney I a ngore ” ‘35 Falton street, | the. wharf. ht taken on the most reasonable terms Freigi be yt i charge of che Fright Ae, or the Company cyte mot be respousible for loases Note 2h TO DROVERS, Batehers and ante iy consequence of having Aishosed of ea. § it q it, ae Sh are RON AAG AAR November ber 29th, 1044, ‘Ablagdon Pinan: ~ WANTED ge hte ‘Vessel to load HB sexo po COLIN 18 & CO, 6 Bouth a,