The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1844, Page 3

Every thitg looks very unfavereble in the ccmmercis) hurch, Barclay street, is now, and will be open to- ne open. morrow, (Saturdty,) until 10 o’clock, P.M. ELEGANT. ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS. d27 2utee Miscellaneous Record. i f reatic State of Trade. beg to invite an inspection of our recent importations, 310 ND MUSICAL ELOGUTION ‘ Packer Suir S1ppons, Cobb, for Liverpool, will sail to-d: compri following — LOGIC +L AND MUSICAL EL! : aerating fe Sent Re ame Sr nonin [ EAtieaer Site geo a8 moe Porn, Drone, | Np, GHG VANDESHOFY coutmu eta | P : 5 ‘ ¢ | Scun Compniance, Kelly, h for Bi pe | Chandeliers, elain' He ' Street, —- Rearlsaro still stondy at $4 06} ud 12}, Exports from lat Hog’s Back, in Hurl Gate, on Wednescay fastlort deck low, | Candelabras ond Bree ie hee: Bropre and Gilt ists fyaatan nyentng Clamentes cotanioee? a dseer cBraawas—Selegatpeime galow horthein anl souh- | S04 Soutaiie eur cated, weak een | Bitte ele Gendt n ey | ih Bedi Ca derive | 10 | > | ane er, leaking ys » i bs , van i: R ern have been made at 29 a 29Jc. és a piloron board at the timer polar il gals rab ey oe eco tL peal la ble a FOR ONE SHILLING, Cotron—To-day there were a number of spinners in Wrecx.—Captain Brazier, of the Globe, from Bonaire, | French Colored do, fot libraries, to be suspended. MAP OF TEXAS market, and the sales amount to 1,200 beles, of which 700 | reports that on the 17th in lon 74,-he fell in with the | Pay a splendid aes ‘riment, wreck of a vessel full of waters TPs DAY ii f k +, mainmast hanging over ‘stablishim aud Mexico, w relative position in refere Atfresh supply of the beautiful Plan of New lished, and for sala ut TANNER’S N ew Map of Ti Freach Haney Bevae, beautiful eerorement, com thirty different kinds of newest and most- beaut ‘A. DIACON & E. D. SAXTON, = "l'her to be a British er starboard quarter; foremast rom New York for Portland, which has been erroneousl: ted were taken by shippers. ‘The rates paid are nearly equal to the rives ot last week, and the market may be consi- dered to have settled at one-eighth decline. Hay—There is a moderate demand, with a limited su 12¥N, Bro’ st Machi: ts Tahipk: Lesires Becks: ey ashe ee pu Teas, amps, Lustres, Brackets, '»y furnished for parties. pri iL y ply. Common qualities are held at 48.4 60c; prime selis | to have struck in goiug up the river to discharge: to have bilve todtistm ie (gpiableniamakee Sp el dei eet rere pe iP Bee a leds A ube lant acconncs the Cs wat caulking, prepara : Provisions—We auote sales of Ohio prime pork at $7 | {ory P reloading her cargo for Portland. Her cargo nd been ir York, Brooklyn, 6 ths in CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S SCOTTISH OSTPONED in con: December, 1844, ins & Co; Clarigua Perkins, Cobb, to load for | ST. GEORGE’S SOCIETY OF NEW YORK. CTI AMUSEMENTS. horizon. The condition of the foreign markets for our | 4 yy Indies, Chastelain & Fogvert-<Brige Eli Sewyer, mite Commits of Manaseccot ot cue given at the AU! ON _SALES. f ‘ Marks via Key West, E D Hurlbut & Co; Caroline, “Tabernac! way, om Thursday the 19th instant, in ds, PAKK THEATRE. Great staple, cotton, calls for cautious movements on the | wood, + harleston, Dual Dimon.—Schrs Haleyou, Patter. | i charitable Funds oP this Society, desire to prevent AUCTION NOTICE.—Sele This Diy of Dry Goods, L yt age sll Part of those engeged in the foreign trade. ‘The reduced | fr", iamuegoy {tide Zaldn: Baker, Naret Belehce Bstos, | tek’ most sincere {hari {0, the (allowing fiaiaent Frodo eee ear pee eee ts, Sor" | rin ewe Nt Ne nemater tks ibtte wl be pessnind prices of cotton seriously restricts our resources, ond | Bunker & Place —Slvops Vigilant, Hevth, Providence; Waren, | ther occasion, vireine® S8Y® thelr Kratuitous assistance on a THOS. BELL, Avctioncer, | HE ELDER BROTHER—Charles, Mr Andersou Lewis, limits our ability to pay. It is, therefore, necessary to | Thommen, and President, Frusbie) New Haven, adie intiist Ole. B. Bull, whe 20 fraukly | war of al wesseiptigas, oF Gaigeday, comprising the best | ~ To cous’ ude with the LL.ADY OF LYONS—Claude Melnotte | ved. y is valuable se in remembrance, as ons, * le ! ADY hy , be very coreful, end import no more than we actually | ship Star Republic, Hendley, from Galveatgn. Texas, Dec 10, | sohonorably expressed i, of the numerous hindaenses” expe: | sortment of articles jn the line, oth ew aud second baud, | Mz Anderson; Pauline, Misx Clara EM. oy aig want fer consumption. yi gotton, 10 Brower,“ hacen ee tee eee | a eT ne RAIA as linet, Me Goo. eee ee cent 4 : ‘Tiers #0 conts—Pit 50 cente—Gallery 25 cents. ‘The report of the directors of the State Bank of Indiana Maro from tava a Nee fins a pai vicne | ike febowdteat telat een inal deroeere ay Tarr Anetlonee. PALNOS NEW YORK OPERA HO use to the Legislature of that State, presents the annexed 1 ee arith omar from Bow Cetoons, i ~ fs L apie hemaia caine accents Fe § DLE FURNITURE—In | gSATURYA 2 jp Dee. Sth isth mighe of the statement ;— : Oe Ti eee geaeenn ive from New Orleaae, with cot- | “To those eminent and approved artiste, Madame Ott », Miss Eebecyen, ah) FA MO PCATE will soll tomorow See TUCK EST BONGTA acnane guly. Dovizstti's 5 ton,to Wm Nelson. ‘Taylor, Sig. De Begnis, and Me. W. F, Brough, veal (Saturday) at, 10 o'clock, at the large Rooms in Grau | Orsini, Signora Pico; Genaro, Sguor Perozzi; Alfonso, Siguor Bitte ai Speae Bans. gy Iapiana, 2,104,028 96 | Ship H Allen, Wilson. 9% hours from Charleston, with cot- | Miss I, sluman, Miss ‘Jarephine Bramson. Mr. Chubb, siniag ih hesaderse House,(cor, of Broadway and Grand st.) | Voitellina” Bills discomsted. $1,645.338 46 Gargtal stec! $2,104,828 £6 | ton, t0 G. Button, Experienced severe wi on the passage.— | Jehu A. K. {inetpal inst umentai @ large and elegat “ssortment +f fashionable Rosewood rat Tier and Parquette, $1; Second ‘Tier 50 cts ills of exehenge tert tes C97 56 | 24'inst lat 32 50; lon 77 10, exchanged signals with brig Mona- | greatly to we pleasure of ule evenio Mahogany Furniture, being the balinee of the Stock not before | pavate Buses, with t admsions $6 peopel yey a hour an ts er Banke | atten 24 | Coytesing Sk Lube ned Hasana, Dee s, wih 1 | site Wieteaisasenat Le yates Feaa ee ae ea ee ino te ierc ime | M.t03,F- Mt "Doors open at 7s performance to commence st ei "s » Mari . 1. ls ally . * 0 . ‘i he best ma- ,; i en thom Bionghee “38 ey A alee tt box muaas co) PH mony’ Nephew & Co phage srecie HA | nul, D, Walker, Casa.” M mena 3 tera, vad will be warranted, comprising an exteasive variety | 38, (gj0ck- Libretios in English an ; #3 ai ¢ n i ry? phi delaide, lams, for ———, ys, le, Pear, beri is, Tre im, erpt, ture. 1 is ot S * i il i Due tuother Bhs Suspended interest, Se teh “yeraud oubers | iY Dodworth, Hi. Willissued i Dedworth for diate pee abe ot Also.an 'egant assortment of tich, silver Ware, plated Tea | wit, Preparation. SEMIR AMIDE, Oretachi ey Baad team Sinking fund, &e, 76,867 41 ‘ i " S » with addi yi Comms of binking ane, tag Sand, Se. 4992 6 wemaae, Teste aeley, 13 dave from New Orleans, with, 156 eBeadve, and gratuit.us performanee in the orchestral depart- as Coffee, Urns, plated Waiters, Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Can- eptire new Scenery and Dresses, with the whole strength of the Kuud: &e, Deposites 388,144 31 | bbls 8 ihds sugar eee ae ney ae DANO Adlas Wadenlice hake derteek Renee: oe) Catan thot Papier Machie Centre Tables, with Bisto- | CAMP'Y- ‘ Thurs: Eire oie Careulation 3.10000 08 | "argue Reform. Bulkley, 11 days from Mobile, with cutton, | they eanustatond'creaiee renigeatins to sieramiae ealane | Als, two elesant Papier Machie Contre Tables, with gine Bs + of performance hereafter willbe Tuendayn,‘Thars inking Fund an seen 0 to Sturges & Clearman. audience than by statin; it the result yoncert has been Catalogues wili be ready early on the morning of sale. 7 rey 7 Bogen os sabaatng Lula, Blanchasd, (of Portland) 20 drys from St | Raubstantil anisianento Funds whichare strictly devoted wo | _ de?'atne ORS THEATRE “ larks, wil }, to order, rity. > a ou if | re ty HLA 1,120,013 19 | | Baring iwanowns, Shing, from St Marks, Dee 14, with cot By order of the Committer «son Re OC NEE TIN GNGS AT AUCTION: | sRIDAY EVENING, December s7th 164, all be a Total, $6,070,418 25 Total, $6,070,418 25 | 0 10 ‘America, Warde, 49 d c ith Whi dar ie [Scertnaagitog aay Troadway, a nlecdid cole-tion’ or Ont | peated the grand and successful drama called THE DOO! "Thaedingiaares ofthis Bank comparsa elena: | Feito 2, EMR Ae Meat es | —nFIPTEEN WOLARS REWARD ; | Ue ee eae ech Seeley Notes and Stash aB5rbNF ations ovs,00s | Heat sil, stove bulwarks, and vusrnined other damages All her | GTOLEN—Hrom the entry of the autsceiver's house, No. 59 Mio be followed by the drama entigied THE COIN ERS Riots and bill... 3,700) ee EROS S| grew. with the exception of tre captain and a boy, are sick — | ' Greenwich street, on Saturday evening, the 2ist, stant, be- | portrait rk Hedland. Mr. Stevens; Lary O°Gig, Mr. Burkes ance due from’ an 53. 719,332 | Spoke lth inst. 1539 10, lon 73 10, barque Backus, Btotesbury, | tween the hou id o'clock, " large blue | ice a I in Rose Kedland, Mrs. Bur . ge Mae eee UTM MATT 900888 TR | efor Cumpeachys ch, lat 23 39, lou 7250, barue Catha: | clith,€ losk Misch Breed Costs nad aise c'uinek | Aisa Splendid orig ale Dy the Od masters. bis is the best | ‘To conclude with THE MAD LOVER—Anwire, Mr. Hae Bt A : 3 | rine, from Monte: timore. : i! v anle be ore New Year's, and offers a rare ch A , ate ae ther a THD24 670,572 983,198 "8224383 vii Cations, Whitten, (of Kingston, Mass.) 30. days glia ey Over ‘Cont, "ined. eth ‘buenone of them new; | Dreeent aay a Temeeat aaa = “SEMPSTERS Girculation Ageedle WTSI Maaiate “agree | sony 120000 lbs do 200 bugs codec Mstoas, “oit"us, ASKer. | tring them to the above number, where doy th secetsa there: | UCTION NOT CR ittem Gaeslonus sale of fashionable | ruiiey MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT & LECTURE Other liabilities, 201,784 138,977 125,473 101,426 | cans. Experienced severe gales on the prssage—iias been Sdays | Ward. | T. PELLETIER, 2} gity made FURNIT RE, ac ii o'cl oak 85 Ui Biatiom, wae rl : Caphals belance, ccock ‘ 5 North of Hatteras. ‘The mate and oue man have been sick dur- | _427 It#re eS ft Ape greet 560% pias in every. styl nt SCOTTISH SONG, thd foftsynns.- eos 361025 3,206,198 2,560,610 2,223,800 | Hag the passe. Luh inet at 3b 43, fou 7s nm gale. rots the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS with marble to : ; Enclosed Ma: | Pill take place This Evening, Friday, Dec. 21th, Thero has been a decrease in the capital and discouats, | of toywood, 20,000 Iba." PUES {0 heave over deck load | 4 (0) COvLnS of the Ja't number of this beautiful Pictorial | hogany Wash Sean 4 th gany Hock At the Soctety Library, and an increase in the spezie on hand, in the circulation | | rik Pedraza, Hutchinson, 22 days from Porto, Cabello, with Newspaper, forsleby wy spout Fe aay eR CE eer Bear eg (COSDERN OING ay Ate Fags seven c'CLOCE-) i Cand far Poilptelshie fOdn eee ne Were Meee, * Fulton street, up stairs, id China Ware. ‘The sale will comme c+ in the Ann street . ct and deposits. The citculation, according to the latestre- | of ani for Philadelphia, 10 daver celts Way ft itere 7 Fulton street, upstairs. | am i 4 ‘ B ROBERT BURNS. cae pence more than the October previous. ‘The | sale.. 16th iust-lat26 18, lon 72: boarded brig LEP P-0e the inh iontant, ANNA CONNELL Toit my | S10. ith the fornitare ofa private family. Kitcheafuroitare, | 4i, picuy and oftcgte rice ioe oon Fined of p f Boston for Cardeuas—suipplied us with medicine, bed and board without any provocation. ‘This iatoforbid | S&S. anneal ty power and variety of his Writings—his Sougs—his f specie on hand $150,707 more than at the date of the pre- | sick at the time ; all rersons harboring or trusting her alter this date, (Dee. 27th, TUTTLE Auctioneer Gooaa, | Plses—love of country—his ambition to be able jurmah. Sargent, (o wie! lays from ‘Turks i will not be answerable for any deman i “dM Fs ' 4 Old Stock Exchange. K Boynton. Lele brig CH Appleton, Bradford, of Waldoboro, _ — ‘of Gold, 200 cases is Pastoral Lyrics. **My S2mg0 Ils pvel bonds 93.37.10 ahaa Bk om. soup 5 2955 | ter, for Gerscake, Satled 1th ans Rid Ie inate ay oe ‘ea a es Foe H ‘Also, 330 Jet Bugles, im assorted lows. , ae Moa : : Love and Wealth. “OW Poortith - 25 Canton Co ‘ t sai sf E . : , «Plat tI o'clock precisely, ice of Love-» 23300 Fenn’ S's ais 13 ngs bio 43 pete ity dee etedy! 8 Mam Street aectac ahttans eashine PHA WR eaeatclan od te: | MISES aut’ Sou: be G0 catSSaa bls Znda dE hin aptolen ae ago > bs oe yrus, Frazier, 22 days trom New Orleans, with sugar | FTAS,ust reeeived an elegant assortment of Geutle ks, tssamost of | TOUGH Made between Kuk and eal worth, 0 y 0 : and molasses, to tans ‘and Cravats, of the most style cts, most of yowest man’s the noblest work of God.” ' 360 749 200 do 13.43 : fall assortinent of Under Gl . Dress. eens 0 i @ atte “3 BR | oR MG Mator 0 days from St Masks, with cotin, fue Ucar i of omemarenats, Gloves, esc Ke, chs ae Ws ra ie hut the guivea's stamp, rie 3-| Brig Norn an, Pratt, 10 days from St Marks, with cotton, to | &E: iat Gtistee je" re Humorous Songs of re i en 39 | Nesmith & Waish, i : EW YEAR DAY CALLS—I would respectfully call at 5 OONER To the Jewel.”—A. Satire on those in Mee eran sag Fh | | Bri Juan J de Cartagena, Kellar, 7 days from Machias, with | Nisvite aan, fam fully lomed JELLAED. BONED tO a a aE fee Le of wealth with a wifecs cunniug Demset not tobe 3e38 100 NaS b30 765g | lumter, to JF Snow, é TURKEYS and PREMIUM PICKLED OYSTERS, pre- Broadway, up stairs, a very elegant private eollec- ee bt 1 bao 76% | ““'Sche October, Hldridge, 25 days from Curacoa, w pared for New Year Day tab'es, | Yo ilige, and tings in fine frames.” Most of these pietures Were s? admiration of heruty—its effects upon his Muse— Be sont ton nn RE Ae | salva tous camwood 96 bales gout skins to Jos Foul Affard me the greatest opportunity inyiviny general satisfaction, | parchased out of & celebeated eolleetian in Phitatcihns ance «fi ise, “Bonne Wee Thing’) 0 B28 5 da ba 40. | Mgtno sAmerisans 5 days from Baracoa, with tobacco ana | PY [¥etias ine with your order,eve nicasonec gt urteen years ago, and have not giner been expored at auctign, reception in fashionable 504 50 Reading RR 3-444 | fruit, to Avmar & eke soa | at 2 F&Mre €90 Broadway, near Fourth pot yp Aer i ipertidat eee Ee Oar i i L 9 iy, near rth +¢, seen with catalogues, Sale peremptory. 26 2tis*re his wife to. Q Patuxent, Clark, from Matanzas, H , = sar } $2000 Penn's 4s eres ee EBostonCo 9 orgugen i Real’ Hopi cs Spier New Yee eee nu} WANTE pistes t 9 s ‘ tg vs ‘ ‘ork, December 26. 1844. § sD. 000 a bs THis 180 Nor & Wore KK 67. | ists sugar 200’ bbls taclussea tort Larmont's Nets to” | FPNGLISH MALL—Letter Boas eer ae te RIA i NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CARTS, to work on the 20000 do | 60d Tg 25 do, 668 chr Benj Rush, Young, from Amboy—bonnd to Boston be closed at the Upper Lower Post Offices in this streets, None that have heretofore aployed by the 350shas Farm’s tn = b3- 9650 Canton Co $3 | Schr Mary Ana, Thornton, from Chincoteague, with c SHY Ongmeaday:, the I1at instant, at 45 mninutes past 3 o’elock, | Contractors need apply. Apply tia mornug ke. heer ee eae aie sane Sehe Saml Xt Paynter Hoplns {ihmeoteague, cor, tM the prerland postage of 18% cents ou ugach sinale letter, GEORG! BAKEWELL, er Writings character of her songs. iB scateoRe Aw” Baie (38 Beh Elizabeth, Begaton Baltimore co. - day dure Post Master. York, Deoe egeat of Kase Market, Grand street. at Oneias ot a sae = ‘K a he Billingsgare, Witheral oll. VERY APPROPRIATE PRE fable for NEW | _New York, December 27th, 164. a7 2terc_ | Mise Waterman—another of her So +, ke "Th _ New Stock Kixchange. Sehr Heny Smith, Decker, vi ; A YEAS Dat 7 Weiltng aed V ig Cards, “eograved NOTICE. SOA Li Sono ec Seg we at 25 tM bomen Co bay $24) Behe Editor, Wilsen, Virgina, : teas on the neat white und bulligat canwelled cords aedoeed | [¥ WILLIAM DEAN, O. 8. who left the Naval vor the Song of the Consumptive—in Three Parts 50 shas U8 Bk © 5% 25 do Schr Richd ‘Taylor, Jameson, ‘Thomaston, lime. padies and geatlemen are respectfully invited to call Brooklyn, New, York in Re be gradual decay ofa young aud lovely creature 100 Farm’s ‘T'r 83 968 20 L Island RR Below. imine the spectmen books, contatuing the latest styles of | atthe Navy. Yard, Brookl being erowned the. Queen of May-ssecond, her Song on a 30 96 Erie RR Two belgs; aa Weilding and Viatting Cards. hishing thea own | Which was left in his han Dea New Yewrs Eve—third. the retum of Springe-her Last Song 50 lo Mes Bey Two brigs, unknown, card plates can have them printed at short uotice fa the uenteat | aeceased, the money will be paid to. h legal presmative her sccouat of called to Heaven by the b3 365 0 do, i Satleds manuer, at VALENTINES old established. Card. Engraving | Proper proof thereof. 5. RAPALI ‘Admission 20 ceuts—Tickets to be had at the Musie Stores © 3658 25 Nor & Wo: Bail Kensington, Shumway, New Orleans; bri and Printing Office, No. 1 Beckman sireet, corner of Park Rows | 427 2taw 4w're Surgeon, U.S.N._ | and-at the door, where books of the words of the songs, and ¢ By 65 Stonington La; Frances: regatta ay ttre others, lero HE LADIES’ FAIR. in the basement of Saint Peter's | Programmes, may be had. aa7_itre MK. CLIREHUGH’S FIRST LECTURE ON MINSTRELSY. place at the SOCIE’ RARY, on Mond. ing songs Bonnie Dundee, egy Lau ° s of Patie’s Mill I ye Ko to the Ewe-bughts, Marion ? yer auld cloak about se.” room of Cows jaberlunzie Man.” i Yen the gee.” he The ¢ nd Mary Gray.’’ ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS. “«ThejBarring o? th by stored, and there were fow Imager the bad and . ~ 7 . : ve ., eiBarring o! the door. DY 25; do mess do at $9 80, Beef is very dull, | Sor, and ther ‘ TIFFANY UNG & E EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES, ‘Lo commence nt 734 o'eloek be riaetaitana mbcatecneataL aici aioe ict pk ee a ae part a ae 6 boxer to | ANNOUNCE: to wholesale and reail FRUITS, WINES, &e,. ‘Tickets Fifty Ceuts—To be had of all the Music Sto \d sales to some extent have been made at Sf a 6}c, for | bacco stained, some buffalo skins slightly wet, and most of tre have received by late arrivals 82 Cas WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Mr. Clirehugh, 205 Broadway, and at the door on the eve kegs. Pickled ha ‘i id eel at 6 n6he it ta | leather wets” . oods us thay are accustomed to impor AT SCOPT°S, 16 NASSAU STREET. the Lecture. a FE ee OTe sin. | Bore Cesena’ at Newlesvocre, Mom Noctuiks expiste’| Moa coon ia asnoriment eves I TPHE mubseribar offersto public inspection the best assortment OLE BULL Tos, and soles to rome extegy Bre Marly shipping duali- | enced heavy weather on the passage, ‘She anchored sn thestieam, | More complete hau that of the last sexsout of Groceries, Wines, Fruits, tes, &c., suitable to the sea- opposite Ferry wharf, and on Monday landed her deck load of 17,000, staves on ths Salisbury ron, of any establishment a the ty. Superior Teas, Coffees, ugars, Otard, Champagne and Cogt Rum, Holland Gin, Seotch and rien for Ohio, for the Liverpool market. Wuisxey—Drudge casks sell as wanted at 24c. West- As their first determination has abways been to keep articles of the very best possible th id most select ety es; thay. are aware that they may it sho) quality and finish, and ‘Tuesday morning, about. oue o’clock. Brandy, Old Jamaica hiske: In the NW blow on ed one cable, m, ¥, Bro ‘’ to receive the © hey desire to merit—of selling ‘cheap ;” | Edinburgh Ale, and Kruits, fresh and rich, by the la poulars.tn fatare advertisement, see an | tng Grid bt he Ht shu he maf |S ti indi can asin cre | ius A hs WH ha Se a VENTRAL GUARD. Cun PHEBE RGARET, Tarbox, rt u that ‘ ir : ic y Company will be held a ro ar Wie aah he ag aM geese | tide ny ue cum te cet | NB—Prona he cunt ao oneig ase | THE ANNUAL BALL fi om gil hl SOSwIee LULOTUEE CHES eeern ema Sada peta wa tried evra enepa ieloe oa te Berle ote [meaner roses core Slegant, better, aud more perfectly | give this extablishment « call. | Goods sent to any part of the | ysuipice. gerepmated Collion Band enue 550.awine. 150 beef cattle unsold. was driven npon Dranken Dick, where she remained for about | finished article without any increase of price. 259. and 260 | Cit ‘The Scotch and Irish Whiskey is great | evening a new Quick Step, composed and dediented to the Paices—Beef Cattle—The prices monralned last week for | an hour and a half, when the boats of the U. 8. cutter Van roadway. aut and no mistake, ad ime by Grafulla, Esq., conductor of the Band. ‘Tickets § or twolatre’ at $68'¢ $5, en qoality, $450 nd Toes, | Jey athe desar Coa aang getting her off without in Who with to perdiass Gold or sve’ Werke, Cad | DAGIT SHIFSIDDONS for Tiserooal— Faptongars by | be lad of any of the Committe sl Ryerson h 3 i 4 or » Gol ship will please b+ on board the 1 ules, Alex. 3. 4 Samue iy cond quality, $4.0 4 19}; third quality, $3.500375 ‘Six Foreign Ports. Shaina, Gold Pencils, Keys, fe. will find it greatly to their ad. | Whitehall This, Weiday moreinn ath inetaat ae ages ae Edward Graham, John Berger. beautitul cattle, from Athol, Mass. sold for $5 50—the | Matanzas, Dec 19—In port, Falmouth, Walker, from Port- | rantage to call on the subscriber, who selling alt descriptions | which time the ship will sail. Samuel 8. Conklin, Angew Gather price was made several weeks since. land, arr 16th; John Brouwer, Sutton, do, Ceres, Sawyer, | of the above at retail much lower than any other house i the tter Bags will close at the usual places, at 113¢ o'clock. David Sherwood, 1 W. Sheep—Common sheep, from $1 50 to $2. A lot of fed | and Urb, lisley, do, disgd; Galen, Sweetser, and Hibernia, city. Gola Ws as low as $20 and, $25 each, hea | _ davec wey S Raber, Washlt wothers, $4. 4 Hiot, do, dite; “Frances, Soule, do'do; Diaiitha, fram Boston; | an eA Ey, Gchaaged cr bought. All Watches | war PACKET SHIP YAZOO, from New Orleans, is dinchary- ee SN Willincsiakine Swine—Two lots old hogs, 3c; a lot of small selected | ywilel, wimam for Sayannah, soon; Levant Ar Aer VincT: | eee Jamelty, sevgioed te. the" teat teaaeer and. ween ing at Orleans wharf, foot cl Wall street, Consiguees will ROBERT GAMBLE, Chairman. shoats, 9} a dje. At retail, from 4 to 5c from Belfast, dos Zenhyrs toby. fm Charleston: dey Wilden | at much lesr chan the uaual prices, please attend tothe receipt oftheir goods immediately. ditec | | ORLANDO GRAY, seereitry. See | Walker, Kigecom), from Providence, disg; Maria Hpear, Wil- Ce EN, Importer of Watches md Jewelry, EGOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE GREENWICH | _42/ 31337 dttec_ mere fia, from Mangor. do; Merchant, Loring, from NYork, forsale; | _di0 Imre Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall at., up stairs, | SY BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. will, be given. at QUADRILLE BAND ones ae p ate SG hi Putrigh Tresope rom Foaton rig Sag S05 Me pale, Hall, DENTAL SURGERY Tammany Hall, on ‘Wedvesday Evening, Jan, Ist, 1835. BALLS AND PARTIES fu hed with Music mn the 8th October, 1843, in tl city, by the Rev. H: | from Aik, ding Shan arling, Bristol, do; Comet, » : 9 VOMMITTER. at the shortest notice, by app'y to GEORGE Cone, Jour P. Bessamin, of Boston, to Miss Trnxsa | Eonvey, ¢harlcston, do; Chaprell, Sawyer, from Georgetown, | TEETH SUPPLIED ON A NEW AND IMPROVED James T. Miller, P. Lefarge, James English, WHITWORTH, 150 Kast Browway, or JOHN J 8 y , 3 >} . M. Lent, A. Lockwood, George Sta oy her Brown, of New York. Hazard, Goodrich, Mobile, 20th; ‘Zephyr, Chenkeneo AES oo Wm. T, Biake Chas. 8, Archer Amasa Col WHITWORTH, 980 Walker street, y ; 3" Mer: .T. 8. Arc d%5 Im#re chant, NOrleaus. and De Res Henry Metts. Died, Havana, 10—Arr Ar'itta, Stetson, Savannah, Sld Alde- Tender De cayed Teeth tored ets Limited at 360—can be had at A. P. Lefurge’s, 19 N’T GET AWAY. Py W'EE. the Adamantine Cement, by Mr. WILLIAM HAR- A On Wednesday, 25th inst. in the 7ist year of her age, | rasp Gr. A orky, Ann A Parker, Brightman, Savanah — the Tet Es Surgeon Dentist, No. 341 Broadway, opposite | nal strecti ‘Thomas H. Blakeley’s,1o7 Walker st; and at Taun- QO, THE PUBLIC WON'T LET HiM Go.-69 Renecca, wile of Jacob Lang. Anna, Com Garrido, NYork. Arr lth, St Simons, 3 ie abernas Preparation 18 $0 ive, VALENTINE, the "Lavanine Prizosornen,” from ‘The friends of the family, and those of her son, Robert ston, NC; Joha § Brown, Churchill, Baltimore: dom | s449 become au inseparable portion ofthe weth, without in the THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL Diis'tmendous vacoene ato Bunker Hill,” 4:0 “Broad. Stokeley, Savannch. Sld EW ali ring, t eff A wi rally compelled to remain one week more, except on N. Lang, and of her sons in law, Benj. G. Wells, Louis x lor, Stokeley, Savannch. Sld & W Bradley, Penny, | and permanentcure f the Toothache, and resists farther decay. oF THE 5 Christmas Day, when Mr. SAMUELS, the renowned “Ven: J. Belloni and Duidonne Fontanell, are respectfully in. | Georgetown. ARTIFICLAL TEETH, of surpassing beauty, fixed from | TRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY «| tonutand vaca will ke hig pla ATi go to the vite{ to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 227 Home a ._, | one to acomplete set, and arranged on a principle rendering it HE FIRST ANNUAL BALL of the Irish Emigrant So- | Very bottom of ihe Budget. ot Bune? acd’ being forte ail ie Wolberry sreet, this afternoon at 3 o'lock, without fur-| Linney Dee 2—Arr Elizabeth Randall, (new) Herick, | fmponiule to dincntah thea ficial from the natural ones, | 2 ciety, will take place in NIBLU'S SALOON, Broadway, | (recinrea, "Also togaged far ome week, Mt BAN | RICE, cht A 4 ving, at the same time, perfect articulation. A num: Q vu * Somi i i) therinvitation, ° or Brivast, Dec 22—S1d KE, Churchill, McGilvery, Havana.— | her of eases, tliuatrative of the: mechanical department of Dea. | ie rowith ceaiiierce that the Exeeutive Committee of the So- CENT cll har rendered thers, adc alk he On the 18th inst. at Petersburg, (Va.) after an illness of | Below, a topsail schr; a light topsail schr arr a m, and anchored | tristry, m seen by those patients requiri tal assistance, peal in its behalf to ievolence of their fellow citi- | threshed out in most gallant style. ‘Tickets 25 cents. Doors afew days, of bilious pleurisy, in the 24th year of his | below. : : who will hud it muen to thelr advantage by favoring Me. Win HT classes without distinction. ‘The institution js ene | Srieshed, out in, most gallant style. 12, JouN Moons. Bucxsront, Dec 18—Arr Widow Wadmen, Kilborn, and with a call. : ble one, being devoted to the protection of the | "pS gare rere cn aes Siclock, as usual, for families ‘, » Baltimore. 3 1s free. 341 Broadway, opposite the Taber- class of emigrants from oppression and imposi- | and sehools, if Passengers Arrived, bow, Bainpvon, Matanzas: "Sid Seltia: Manton Gute ait a With neh inforimgcion se mayrseeure to ines Se | gu ZeretveMerformances will be given on Christmas Dyy—all . 3 ; informal Me Gaxvestox—Ship Star Republic—Mrs Jackson Smith and 2 | ’Tonruanp, Dec A= Came up, Beulgh, Merril, St Phomas.— Ths peedily as possible suitable employment, thas enabling them to | ‘game zat 0A. M.,at 12, a¢2, at 4, and again at “Wonts Cantuuo-Brie PrtasFariato Betancourt CPonranou'th, Des Below Bellas Elims, New York for SV IST Lats cm beige harden ou themeteeror ie tables mb aE | GRAND OPENING DALL RTO o— Brij ‘aris! be y ’ h ) New rh ne rom being a bw on mselves or the public, and di- + . Coracoa—Sehr October—Dr John B Newman. ‘Thomaston. WIG. ting the! their labor where they may moat . ism, of New Haven, passenger, died. on the Das ies "Aan Courer, Kectaw foe Mnttetat: Murdoch, Mo- | SO couely resembles tho real herd of int cag genie ane | benefit tnselyes and their new county. During tne paatyear | Gaven, at che Alhamra, 559 Brosdway body was brought home for interinent, ‘ bile. Adv, Cowper, Lecraw, for Mobile, 27th: counowsscnrs lave pronounced jt in. ~ost perlect and extes | many thousands have been aided in this way by the Society,and | PROPRIETOR & MONS’ GRERIEL DE. KORPONAY NEw Onteaxs—Ship Arkansus—G Barnes, and 10 in the | Sivem, bec 23° Arr beth, Walry: Fallen eed taentign oF the day, ‘The reat edvmutage of ‘shu | itis certain that yothing exeept limited means prevented aii ex- Fores HBA FRE QE Pas, DEAR, AND. DUMB stesrage. — an wie te ite bai ' Het inter aeotoras : : St Minxs—Baraue (wonownaMr Gupel, Indy and 6 chil: | WNW, aged breeze Cherokee, Gila, itera Wouving, which causes ite Bopeaintees to" cl dney to" ath Me | tRethsdedieet Sinatiice propa to sunny ia part by the frst The proprietor Sits A leas how tsa honce Goaiason rts ; ; ; 3, Solon, Jos Balch, Vi jexan os , ; of the jon, and they rely upon imi: | 2 ; ee ee ee Nicholas, Wilmington, Maria; and fom th dety deteetion, iia texture being. a0 beautiful, so porous tnd so | nating benevolence cf their fellow ‘eltsaras fo carry ous thet pablie thet, being ghont ropallding sud decorating hs exabigh CHantestox—Ship H Allen—H C Davis, T Bennett, | givin, for NOrleans., Mary ‘Chilton ald Friday night. 2sth— | free, that in all cases of perspirywon evapo.ntion fe uniayedsd, | desiga. 4 a Concerts, &e., in winter—he will, with the assistance of Mons 1 Beach, A Riwsell, 4 C Parmalee—3in dl ie steerage, Db sorta, Howes, NOrleans—On Pronday night last, | and the great evile of other wigs entirely avoided. ‘The sceptie | ‘Tickets, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, price $2, can Gabriel de Korponay, (who has Kindly volunteered his services A Sound, in co with Pandora, from Savannah for | and connoissenr are alike invited 0 inspect this novel and beau | be had of any of tl 5 3 Sor (ine TuEpCrs) i ited Orang tall oem tite Boston, and w: of Sid Turk, Mary jul Wig, aud the iar method of fiuae the head, at the COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. rs v fs i! Passengers Sailea. Caro C a Li 'W.O M as above announced. On this occasion will be intr Penxaninvco—Brig Mary M Hooper—Cept 8 H Appleton, | Jane, Sreedwell, Caizo. Cami Kd Last ni i nfacturer's, A. C. Barry, 146 Brosdway, corer of Liberty | 7. Mi -Clerkes 4 Wall, M. Burue, 116 Greenwich. | Polka Dances, Quadrilles, Valse de Dew James W Jenkins, John Er Warren, vannis, Dec ort Mary Stanton, Bearsey Baltimore | stnet, ap ataire nO im#ec raham, 26 Greenwich, _ Stewart, 49. V under the Chietion ct Mizue, tia Rorpean on | for Boston; Ella, Whelden, Philadelphia for do; Richmond, G. Dillon, 33 Barclay. J, Stuart, 52 William. Kilborn, do for do; Atta supposed) Nickerson, Norfolk WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. ¥. Kelly, 63 Mott CLM. Nanry, 88 Pine, Aen lind fk TO Wises Foreign Importations. sexe | peta Comuell, Baker, Wilmington, D. for Mblie auction on | TRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, wich wit | J: Reybim, 20 Beaver. GM. Counolly,, 45 Water. | Oats of ekets. including Supper and Refreshments, $5,00, Crsonne—Brig America 43sticks fustic 6771 hides 2 sticks | brie Espeleta. of Fhiladelphia, was sold at public auction on | \S change grey hair jo its onigival colorin afew tainues: The | -,H- Shea, 04 Se + Olea weak, admitting a Gentleman and two Ladies—to be had at the Al- Wels ae 0 Vices arr hls 2 Cathe COST HL | Ue rer nase Des at=Below, at anchor off Warwick Neck soluti 2 erent rom any: yet offered, aud eannot fail of TENassane |e Olwelly€1 Catharine, hamea an of ons." Korpouay, and a the principal Hoes and rchoft=' oer ¥ aod nd 1 £0 - +4 + | pe ing all others. ighly efficacious, and possesses th . e sabe. 4 jusic Stores. ja Ponto CApRLto—| rig, Fedraza—3360 hides 191 bags coffee 41 | J,topsail and I fore and aft schr. Sid Moses Brown, Niekerson, | Prete advantage OF beantifyi t injuring its M. D., comer O, MeCabe, 111 Monroe. i Philadelphia. i Z Sra indigo T Prea—42 hides 2 bxs specie 12 ceroons indigo J ia J. Anguda, Nicholl, 51 Kosevelt. lo’s, or at the Society’s Mc Newrort, Dec 24—Arr Michigan, Crowell, Boston for Wil- Office, No. 6 Ann street. Growth, f mington; Sarah Ripley, Horton, do for Rappahannock: Moses | _,2ho%e who doubt its virtues, are requested to have their hair Banacoa—Schr Regione bales tobacco 100,000 oranges 8 meee i rig nated to bi Hy bes THE BND OF ee WORLD. a ed fore payiig their money. umbugs would take fi bbls honey Ia logs cedar Aymar & co— 8,000, orsnges Croveey | Brown, Nickerson, Providence for Philadelphia; Herald, Hol- | Shamed fore baying their mousy. If hurab THE EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL of the Hore Fire Hugine | CF VERY ANGE SIZE, by F. Anelli at the Apollo, 418 ba teatime S 100 bunches bananas Sackett & Brothre, pk, Flyout 23--Atr Benj L Swan, Benjamin, New | Qts ttial will prove the fact. A m Co. No. 31, will be given at the Apollo Saloon, 410 Broad- Broadway ‘The Exhibition is entirely’ separate from the NSE Harmony e Nephews & coat Hickok. Kemhartce7 | Haven for Darindveny Adventurer Pikes Seco (or Wonks eat oT meraalle Ad apolied at No. Chatham a, | way; on Friday Evening, Das. 27th, 18, Wallace’ celebraved | Concert Room, oat hides © Redlield-78 bales deer skine C Snider 8 co—si | Keeler, Wade, Thomaston for do: Susan Taylor. Bryant, Ma. | oppose the Hall of Kecords, New York, up stairs equal ty OF Hikers ‘en bes proctmed frows the | Xdetiton woes or daa do cotton to order. qhias for das “Mystic, Dayman, Boston for do; Justin, Lopers Committee, or any Of the Members of the Campaaye on ne | Admission 25 ents, - mre Dieicatin Kuapertacaone, dog Sachem, Hume, New Bedtonk frei cutee: Thomaston for |" HISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS. atin ENJ, LY NES, Chairman, GRAND ETHIOPIAN OPERA, Hic) cuBhip Yaroo— tat bags wheat 1146 do 160 | .Nonroux, Dec d1—Avr Chief Van Name, Baltimore fot N Buch as Chronic and Acute Diseases of the MA TRUM ASL Th Maan le =— OLE BULL AND THE ORIGINAL CONGO gs do. Brown, Brothers. & Co—207 ‘otton Burritt & | York, in distress, leaky; Susan, Thompson, N York, 22d, Bache- Bladder, _ NIBLO’S GRAND SALOON MELUDISTS repectintv miagunento asians stioe n—H0 do HH Rogers & Co—1408 pigs lead Depeyster & | lor, Horton, New Orleans for Richmond. 8 ot Ty : JE y York that they will give a Grand Concert at Niblo's, on Chit Whitmeysh-1i hhds sugar EB Runberenig Go ttarer Cos | Hichmond.” Arr 23. Brilliant, Wise, ¢ FOF CONCERTS AND BALLS. | York tht hey will gives Grand Goscett st Niblo's, on Chit Mae ED Mctzan be Cos te Teak kee og | Yorke Cd Jems Tommy ter Nasa Ke cakness, 18 NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUSE: | ™ of Five, Talented” Musich ‘Mell—2 doand 2 bbls molasses Barclay & Livingston—106. bls mivaton, NC; Dec 19—Cld Benj Adams, Adams, Gua- teres Bes, P MENTS IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE. : neces success which has attended the rever they have a} rope cutting JH & F Ladd-29 bbls tallow ildo-seed Wilson | dalonpe: Leonora, Coiling, Jamaica, ally removed by Abernethy’s Botanieal | = For CONCERTS it has many advantages, having an | ered. the Sohteat in ouomarten thelr eodlion he men A’ Vrown-€ hblecastor oil A Douglajs<3ibxs tobacco (Mt AsHiNGTON, NC. Dee 19—Cld Pamplico, Fulford, and S aeetaectbeans eaten arched ceiling. favorable for sownd; and being removed from | Peas. ic’ are,covaaem in fromeing their auditors the most Connolly—3 do Clark son—1 bdls book WH Russell—2 | Washington, Dixon, West Indies, hey give tone and euergy to the gen the street, there is no annoyance from the nowe of carriages-—it | jpeatimable, as well as scientific entertainment, that ever they bbls sugar Davenport, Quincy & ComI box mdse Phelps, Dodge | | CHanixston, Dee 21—Arr Orbita, [Sard] Profuma, N York: ey Win Ware otha faking other medicines. | has rnised seats wit gind will accommodate | “Titale Ole Bull, who & Co—2 bbls L box mdse Coles, Staunton & Co—5 do mdse 1k | Moses, Loveland, do; 22d. Sutton, Gal lower, dos Hayne, T deren aid 107 Maiden Lae it nll, 96 Catharine | 1400 person: ‘dy imeee 2| cott, and Mary Hammond, Hosmer, do. Sld Como, Eldrid Pardoe—2do Huntidgton & Savage~4 do Burnett & Haton—; a ; the shes, ad is maguiierntly lighted: with : ee » reed ston. GREAT BARGAINS IN FINEJEWEURY, DIAMONDS | Chutdelicrs., Attached to the Haloon ‘and’ ot 4 Bibb Grahum=t by mde Holker Hialimarcet bx dp Wn |» Sayavxsny Dec. 20—Arr Jovephus, Alley, Charleston, 14, | GREAT DARGAING IN FINE JEWELRY, DIAMONDS | uum, Auachel 0 the Saloon an managers? and hat: | 4 Whiv iogham—T do J Many 8 Son—9 bdla deor skins 3 eke wax Summons, Liverpoel. Sid, Cyclops, Montford At 68 Chatham Street, Fpoms, and a supper-toom 200 feet long. wh ang on mal i Q : errea t, ate 600 persons.” Great pain en satisfaction, Heyman, Clapp & Com! trunk wearing apparel 57 bls hemp to * lark’ Liver N'BAate BY LOUIS ANRICH. and om movierate teres nee the greatest, V.olinist o Pickets, 25 cents. » commence at 7 o'clock. nces at 3 o'clock. ‘ULLY announces that his LAST Palmo’s Opera House, will take place on ‘December, 1844. EXHIBITION. rs old, is admitted to be world. I be a re wil h grand chat formance each evening — For sale at the Astor House, and at the door. Afternoon performance cor 2 Lw ec LeANS—Ship Arkansas—11 hhds tobaceo Goodhue gar Havens bx E Bill—49 bbl« molas- vi Montego Bay, Ja; Havana, M p ADIES AND GENTLEME Brown, Matanzas. In port, ships =I most respectfully ine form you that [ have bought for cash, t fn FRENCH’S HOTEL DUMSDAY, rrofessor of Mi TSIC.—Mr. uh treet, above Walker, will go tothe Baas yel Tet UTS | tut mu that T have bowght, for o ine PAE pina 4 his bapite a d teach {on ver moderate terms) the ae and so c @, Jamaica; Bes Nevis, (Br) Her | Jeweler, mn this city, who has retired from i TOR respectfully informs Is and | Sioging, Aceordion, Violin, Srrombone and Corepean,. Muse eMC AED Wotan Peer ke Contec | ow Sheobo ds" do; Stir- | of the richest and most solid articles—( rach wh the public that he has opened his new and splendid hotel | harmonised and. arrineed {or torte: nad niga toot cosets Robert & liams—70 do do W Barnwell—629 | ling, Saucders: N € ing, Clarl bushel.) Among | at 133 Fulton street, a few doors east of Broadway, in the imme- | tuned. Satisfactory references iven on application, 421 Im¢m J Cumming, ‘Thayer, Liverpool; Carthage, Elwell, and more thag two hus: diate vies sticks, fustic J Robingon--01 hhde sugar Maitland & | 2 bxs f y of mercantile bu: wand the principal places of ror ve 1trunk 1 tierce W Platt—20 brles cotton Burrit, | Newark, M Jane Ross, Crabtree, and Mere h as To) amusemea cl hes furnished it ina style that will ben favor: MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS, J Staunevel—28 bhds sugar Howland & As: | dan, Havre jon [rl Hom, ‘wigs Douglass, able comparison with the very best hotels inthe city. ‘The pro- | 406 BROADWAY, NEAR WALKER tobiccv 220 bates cotton 10 tes flax seed 10 | Brewster, disg; barques Delphos, Curtis, Havre; Harward, ., Wate reise refuting and fitting up the above house has had strict | FTMIk PROPRIETORS of the above suite of room pee heig | ward; Oronmocta, Cronk, and Kingston, Burt. Liver} ‘ou will hardly regard to elegance and comfort, and that he has combined eco- an immense expense, completed the most elegant and Moisiiy—Barque Reform—18 bates cotton, Collins & Bro- | brigs Madison, Bulkley, N'Y lawley. do; 4s to be found womy th following prices, will sho modi thers—206 Colloimb & Islin—100 Newbold & Crufts—.73 Bogart | ter Demill., Providence i and | am convin my ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT 2 BALL OR CONCERT ROOM & Kneeland—70 Bryant & Maitland—104 hides 3 bbls wax T tomers will agree with me. Bat to you who have not bought of A "WEEK 1 50 in the city, and respectfully irvite for it the attenti Patten. Hand convince yourselves, ‘ ‘The rooms will be warmed gra m will | public. Its location being the central part of Broadway’, St. Manns— 6 bales cotton Holbrook, Nel- "re OU + 68 Chatham street. | there be more than one bed in & ro. apt Tinly adapte 1¢ for the furposesinsnded and the son & co—100 d 96 Brvant & Maitland —33 do INDERS’ BOADS.cs barks aus bp here isa REFECTORY attached, in which there are | rangements have been made entirely with the view of j 2% bxs tobacco 1 tna & Hovking-74 ‘ales coxton os sal BY M HSiE BHOORS.”” | mente served wp ataut uous of the day and Tuning: there | the comfort and eonvenjened ofthe ier. J Hep 1 de \ 4 ong 7 . ry cones for » cold and shower THE. tie oe ee St. Many's, Dec “i—Arr Napoleoo, Beachamn, NYork; sth, | 4100 __ No.0 and 67 Nessa st-_ | baths.” ‘The Porter will be tu attendance at all times dutiog the | is eapable of seating Gyitthaetstve tons. ‘The d Sr. MAnxs—Barque Iwanowna—314 bales cotton Holbrook, | Tennesse, Winslow, St Jago de Cuba, Cid ‘18th, ‘Tanj ENGLISH FIRE Fire Brick, | might, to admit lodgers, and to let them ont at all hours. are of the mort chise deseri being in Signor Nelson &{@0—25 do Mailand & Comerie~60 do Fox & Living? | King, New London. i in ported p or sale cheap in lows to sust | _N. B.—Those who want Lodgings after the house closes, will | style. A seties pl elassic statuary, Neve aloo hee lot hhds tobaceo Parmelie, Rogers. & Co—cotton Key West, Dec 13—Arr ath St Marks, St Thomas; purchasers. Apply to ting the hall bell, ni9 3m#m_— | the studio of Mr. ‘The room, when jantly lighted =4 bbls tobacco Smith, Wright & Cod do T'y- +, Magnolia, N York; javana; ith, § ROCHE, BROTHERS & €O., ~~~ SEGARS-SEGARS—SEGARS by three costly chandeliers, presents a coup d’wil unequalled by 8 hides Spear & Vu tholf. pa 12th, Haymes Charleston dtire 35 South sireet, M_ HENRIQUES, 41. William ateest, respesetatly. ne | 2X ther enablishment in ihe ejty. ‘i ers orm au—1 P 4 Propellor, orks Plume y ‘ pas 2 » Feape me pacious Supper oom, Dress looms, . Me have 9 Mell, Coe & Audersonsiiido favior alien, | do. Std Tith. Mond ‘ola; Symoulder, Pensieo: FOR TCIVERTOUC—New intur—Kerqular Paenri D., “ices the astencioa of his leeds antes etic a eae been provided, thus rendering'the ‘Minerva Hoots the moat de Sr Manks—Brig Marcellas—190 bales cottou Center & co—20 la: 13th, St Marks, Ced lagnotia, Bt Marks; ‘Ts Packer Skin SHERIDAN, mie Ae DePevaten | (2, the follo choice Segars, just received by lave arrivals | sirable in the city for Concerts, Assemblies, Sc. Holbrook, Nelson & co—1L RL Maitlind~20 G Collins—37 Mobile.” Ia port, Ve 2 ds, Ide ep oo sg from Hay Full particulars may be had by application to Mr. Hutehings bxs tobacco Perkins & Hophins~21 hides Center & co—1%5 do J, for Charleston, 16h; J. Pleiades, disg. ba hy Gn AOU Sk Hea | ewali of various brands. | on the premises. Frothingham. | Monty, Dee 18—Cld nore; Selma, | p,For freight or pasar having accommodations useauailed | Norinas N. B.—Military and other comp kiving dine we CHanLeston—Ship Fenty Allen—57 bales cotton 111 casks , Smith, NYork; Mary Ch Wma yield cobs Xogeaindad. find at these Rooms every convent ree Peirce & Freres—67 HS Leverich—33 Deyeyster - | ——— 3s KE. K. COLLENS & CO, 56 South street, the most elegant and commodiow marsh—1 J § & B Post~24 bales yarn Holbrook, Nelson & co By Last Night’s Southern Mail Price of P er f 3 Mile Mecsas Fost & Philtpwi2t Cok Remeia ees |e yi Dbe near Alesmerte manbeed 1 ‘he packet ship’ Garrick, Captain BJ. H. ‘Trask, ill eins EST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND d O= 34 Post pL pa ol co— val lo HILADEL? Us leghany, nd lew wee % 7. ine . h aK A | LAS a hemp Henard & eo—I to orde - +; James Patton jr, Symmes, Charleston; Eather, Clit | Swegred the Sheridan, and sail 26th February, her reguiad day. ford, Boston; Richd Rush, Nickerson, Vrovidence; N. Horner, Mayaguez; Baltimore, Tredma’ Bancroft, Boston. Below, Chester, Vandy 1 — pare], ‘ape Hay'tien: Amma, ke, NOrleans, 5 € The aboye Segnrs are ganrantend and the trade wenld do we to purchasing elsewhere Keauine and imported, I to call and examine them previous 426 Im*re . uN falumene The ‘MARITIME HERALD. ary. The elegant fast i pa Apt. Wlarksou, will positively safl as FOR NEW ORLEANS —Louisiana and New York Line.—Regular packet—To sail on Monday, 6th ou Gi ist. Off Double Headed Shot — on or BOOK-KEEPING, &c. Movements of the Steamships, Union, from New Orleans, 12h regular j #8 Cedar street.’ fk Duet aime a. eave me’ . Fede ot Charting: sh Vastivde cific ie Wiss or passage, haying handyome furnisl MARSH respectfully announces that his Count. ‘or freig Jat 26 25, lon 70 boa apply on board, at Orlean: ‘0 or ¢ rf, foot of rom N York for 8 & OLLIN: of Practieal Book-Keeping, Com- 5 Wilmington, NC. 2tst inst. y, sid 28th MENAG: day Afvera BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY. PRECED ENTED ATTRACTION HAT BOXING Rater. MATCH=Novel and Amu dreatest Bill of the Season, at » Nos. 149 Fulton, and 13¢ Anu streets, - id Evening, December inth, and every day and ng during the week, at 3and 8 o'clock, limit: 1234 cents, he lovers ot ‘the "'Fancy” are respectfully informed that the ‘ony, Bill stu fie as i) Mercantile Writlug, coutine open angie oft above Menage bing wll onion ft ~ = = Positively no goods received on board after Sat dy of Book-Keeping as taught by Mr, Marsh, ever , caeneann Wik fe bie ee et ie Ship Masters and Agents. ayidtok, WELD ere ne daslbcuicesedind: Ven. ropil keeps, im the mosi practical manuer, x complete net of mer, | Made an enuagement with the oll wt so oe ip weds Ml I esteem it a favor if Captains of Vessels will give | «, MAxactex, PR. Dee 1l—In port, Susan me rg eaflord, Axents in New Orleans, Messrs. Hajlin and Woodraff, who | Chant’s books; and, in one course of instrnetion, « person of | dition to the y af hibited there, © 7m of our News Boats, « Yepore of | {fom Newburyport, diag; Saow, Pillsbury, from Nort do’ | w/ttorampuly forward al erstn'to thelr addres Kod exgacity will become x competent book-keever, and will | pon 10 th Boner; Ia Diabolo, the Learred Ragas Lat the port whence they sailed, the vessels probably aa to another port to |“ ‘The packet ship, YAZO0, Captain W ibray, will suc- | receive acertifiente 10 that effect. fa conjunction with Major ack Dornive, ee Biaec here’: ir passage, alist of their cargo, and’ any foreign m Liverpool, disg, Zodiacus, the Angelo, and sail 16th January, her regular day. Prospectuses with terms, references, &e., obtained at the | jn dgher words, “the moot. intlhineg’ Mog ayo Rewapapers, of news they may have, He will ‘iciia,). Mork aa Room whe. Uhrough his wonderfut performance in the ring, aid mediately on their arrival. 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Wee ERE blie are regretfully formed that at the above hours oxer, and La Diabolo, the Great ‘Arena, prepared for combat \ne therto consi red aoe oo wl ie tal to do the suriafvetion of all. ‘The fleet , and confidently looks for the patroange of all who dibec equence of the weather, will take ETY LI1Bi 30th In the course of the Lecture will be’ intro- duced various incidents aud anecdotes connected with the fol- BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. —————————————Ee—————————————— IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON. Wasuineton, Dec. 25, 1844. New and Important Political Movement in the Wind—Col. Benton and his Position on the Question of Slavery—Danger to Mr. Calhown— Col. Polkand the New Administration. Jamas Gorvon Bennett, Exq:— Dean Six—This being Christmas day, and I freshly arrived in the city froma six weeks’ tour in the West, I shall make work of my holiday, and proceed to give you some account of what I have seen and heard, which 1 have not before had an opportunity of doing in a satisfactory manner. I first visited St. Louis, the beautiful and rapidly growing capital of the West, which in trade, com- merce and political importance, will soon outstrip any other point in the great valley, and is destined to become the grand mart of a mighty world of en- terprise, wealth and refinement, extending from the western bank of the Ohio to the shores of the Pacific, and reaching from Queen Charlotte’s Sound to California and the Rio del Norte. But this subject opens a vast field of speculation whicix I must postpone for the present, as my purpose is to inform you as-briefly as possible of some new political movemente, of a most astounding charac- ter, and ot which not one of the wise and saga- cious politicians and editors who pretend to know all about it, has yet dreamed. i 1 begin then, by telling you that Col. Benton is opposed to slavery, and in favor of abolishing the institution in Missouri, and, as soon ag it can pos- sibly be eflected, in the United States. This is not merely an abstract opinion of his, but an axiom,upon which he will forthwith proceed to act, and that too, in the most vigorous manner. You are aware that, at the recent State election in Missouri, the people decided by a large majority in favor of a Convention to revise the Constitution of the State. The delegates to this convention are to be elected in August next, and the Convention itself meets in the winter following. The present law provides that no person holding an office shall be elected to this Convention—but this absurd provision, by which the best and ablest men in the State were excluded from participating in the formation of the uew constitution, will be repealed by the Legisla- ture this winter, and the State laid out in districts, so that Mr. Benton will be elected a delegate to the convention from the upper (democratic) ward in the city of St.Louis. In that convention he is to broach his grand scheme fer the abolition of slavery, and incorporate into the new constitution a declaration of the new principle, which is to be followed out as soon as practicable by legislative enactments. The pennle of Missouri have become perfectly satisfied that slave labor is an absolute disadvantage to them, and that they can procure their work done much cheaper by tree labor,which entails no obligations, as in case of slavery, to sup- port and look after the laborer any longer then he is actually engaged in toil. Thus, you gee, it is not from philanthropy, but absolutely as a matter of interest, that slavery is to be abolished. God knows, it will be the direst curse that could possi- bly come to the poor slave! Now, he has, in his master, a friend who is bound by his own interest to see him always well fed, clothed and housed, and to nurse him when he is sick, while the law compels the master to provide for and maintain the slave in his helpless old age. But this is not to the present purpose. use The ice being thus broken by Missouri, it is be- lieved that Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland and Del- aware—perhaps Tennessee and North Carolina— will soon follow suit, and abolish slavery in these States. Then will come up, in gece earnest, the question of the annexation of Texas, if it should not force itself up before. But whenever it does come, Mr. Benton has proclaimed that then and there the great question of slavery is to be perma- nently settled, and the principle which shall govern the future action of the United States in respect to it, clearly and distinctly marked out. ‘Texas is to be admitted as a free territory, or not atall. In the former case, the liberated slaves will naturally find their way southwardly, and gradually become merged in the quadroons, meztizzoes, and other hybrid races of Louisiana, Texas, and Mexico. Thus you will perceive, that the question of slavery is the grand pivot upon which every politi- eal event in the United States, for years to come, isto turn, Colonel Benton has, beyond all ques- tion, taken his position against slavery, and against Mr. Calhoun, whose letters on the annexation treaty, as well as whose whole public life, place him as the peculiar champion of the institution of slavery, both practically and in the abstract. He has voluntarily taken this ground, and all the ex- haustless powers and energies of his vast mind will be devoted to selenting: and enlarging it. While Mr. Benton, and the Northern politicians who take their cue from him, then, are in favor of an- nexation, for the purpose of helping to destroy slavery, Mr. Calhoun is still more ardently in favor of it, as being vitally necessary to the perpetuation of that institution! “And, in this curious and un- paralleled state of affairs, it becomes a question of ‘he intensest and most absorbing interest, which of these two great pillars of democracy will Mr. Polk favor in his administration?” I think [can tell you this, too. From St. Louis, I proceeded up the Cumberland to Nashville, and thence to Columbia, the resi- dence of the President elect. From what I learn- ed on this journey, I became fully satisfied that Mr. Benton is to be the master spirtt in Mr. Polk’s administration, and that Mr. Calhoun is to be cold- ly and completely sacrificed. This conviction has been confirmed, since my arrival here, by the as- sertion of Mr. Benton himself, that Mr. Polk is right, perfectly right, on every point at which he (Benton) is at variance with the Calhoun wing of the democratic party.” Col. Benton and Col. Polk married sisters; and Col. Polk, when still a boy, having run away from school to attend court where Mr. Benton (who then resided in Tennes- see) was making a speech on some great cate, be- came so enthusiastically in love with the elo- eae of the man, that he has ever since regarded ; a Benton, next to Gen. Jackson, as his political ther. Thus you will see, sir, that the position of Mr. Calhoun, with all his splendid abilities, his d zling reputation and grasping power of mind. one of imminent peril, politically speaking. The elements seem to conspire against his and plans are no doubt at this moment absolutel; matured whose catastrophe is to be the political downfall of the great champion and statesman of the south. Had Mr. Polk been elected by the votes of South- ern States, all this might have been different, thougheven then perhaps it would not. But now, when it is so clearly to be seen that New York and Pennsylvania elected him President, he is complete- ly bound, hand and toot, to the Northern politicians, whose exponent and leader for the time, (Mr. Van Buren being for the time quietly shelfed at Kinder- hook,) is Col. Benton. This state of things explains several political events of a startling character, by which the coun- try has been astonished during the last few weeks. In the first place, it accounts for the astonishing unanimity between the democratic and whig mem- bers ot the House, by which the famous “ twenty- first rule,” excluting petitions on the subject of slavery, was repealed at the commencement of the session, and by which the ultras of both the North and South were equally astounded, and Mr. Adams was, much to his annoyance, deprived of the terial of at least six good speeches, which woul have set the House by the ears like a kennel of un derbred terriers. It also solves the mystery of the Hiba alae of Mr. Phoenix, from your city, to remit jor a certain period the duty on railroad iron, being jad put down by the votes of Northern demo= crats. But more than all, the re-enactment of the Independent Treasury Bill by the House—thus pointedly condemning the Exchequer scheme, to which Mr. Tyler is known to be partial—1s emi- nently important, as showing that the way is to be prepared by the present Congress for an immediate and decisive rupture between Mr. Polk and the ad- herents of the present administretion, as soon as he is tairly installed in his new seat. 0. P,Q, Wasuinaton, Birth day of Christ, 1844, } Christmas letter from owr Jumvor Reporter at Wash- ington—A General Greeting—A Delightful De- scription of a Delightful Day-- Prog, Grog and Eggnogg—The Members of Congress on the ki vivy—Charley Ingersoll’s Deputation—The Inau- guration Ball coming toa Head—F. W. Tho mas and the Tee-totallers—Brown's Capacious Punch Bowl, a Relic from Mownt Vernon—Old Veto and his Hospitality— The Swnshine and the Butterflies, §c., He. Gan. J. G, Bennet :— OF the military legion of the Latter Day Sainte, and to all and singular, of the legion of the opera- tives, and readers of the Herald, your junior cor- respondent at Washington, sendeth, greeting. A more delightful day for the season than the blessed anniversary of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, never dawned upon the mosque of St. So- phia, or the valley of Sweet Waters. The thermo- meter is at fifty on the Avenue—the sky is as clear as an echo—the sun light comes down upon us like the revisiting of Spring. ‘Glory to God in the highest, peace, good will to men,” sang the angels to the long-bearded shepherds of the green hills of Palestine; and “Amen!” we respond