The New York Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1845, Page 1

Vol, XI., No, 32—Whole No, 3994. THE NEW YORK HERALD. AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND, THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. To the Pubite, THE NEW YORK HERALD—Daily Newspaper—pab- lished every day of the year except New Year's Day and Fourth of Joly. Price 2 cents per copyor $7 26 per annum—postages paid—eath in advauce us eB HERALD—published every Saturd) 6g comes Per copy, of $3 12 per annum-—post iy alvanca. i i ure informed thet the eirentation of the oP FHIRTY-WIVE THOUSAND, and iacreasing Ti has the (orgeat ciretda! paper in this city, ¢ best channel for busine . Prions modernte—-cash in ad vas ecuted nt the most moderate p inst PRINTING of JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ok OF THE Henao EsTasLisHMENT, Nozthwwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. : Sunpays. A SONA. a otelock A. M. geek eM: (o'clock AM. 2 ip. aM. gal v0 NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY, Qn and after O h Vib Bride, Husa : ’s Corners aud Whit AM. is Mis and 3.30 BM, Lea y Halt a A o 4 M240 P. f° Leaves Whi | ite, 7.30,A. Mi, 10: Willian? Bridge for M., 4.45 P.M, Lear d 11.25 A.M ,155 P.M., Paige orci Hall 8A Motta gir. eraine will Leave City Hall at top ouly, after leaving the City Hall, at the eoruer of Broome st. aud tie Bowery. Vauxhall Gar a 27th street, An Extra C ill precede each ‘Traiv twa wats ‘before the time Of starting fro1 the City Hall take up passengers along the ating “ater Harlem and Morisiania Vraius, for Morrisiania and in- termediat pisces, egy ¢ City Hall’ for Marlem and Morrisinniay A.M. 9 A. MBP, Me 430 P.M. Hegre Morrisitaia for City Hail, 3 A. Ly WA iL. op OM. 6.908. MM. nig gméme ” W. 8. CARMAN, Reeretary LONG ISLAND RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. rail ‘lows, i » 14th, i Leive Brooklyn at snaleane PAAR New York ide A. Mt fot Orvenport, daily, Sun: days ercevted, stopping at Farmiugdale sud St Goge's Nunor. = atOTA'AT Mor Hicksyille and intermedi «—-Plasesy daily; aud on ‘Wuesdays, Thured Saurday's, through to Greesport and to. laces. «4 Se'aig Be MI for Hicksville and intermediate alaces, daily, Su.days excepted. Leave Greenport pe Brooklyn, ae Tram, cae 5 OF OD ive steamers daily, Sundays ex: ggoeel ,"ntopping at St. George's Manor and art ingdate, «6 at "A. Mi, Accommodation ‘Train. Brookiyn and’ intermediate places, ou Mon: days, Wednesdays aud Fridays. ; From Hicksville for Brooklyn and intermediate Places daily, Bundaysexcepted, at 7 A. M U6 P.M. NO 'TaAIN ON SUNDAYS. Mondays, 5 . Tues i Weiuesdays, ¢Via Norwich. | Thu Vin Ston’gton Fridays, Saturday: ja29 3inre NOTICE. STATEN ISLAND eR ey FERRY. J © tunday, Dec. ist, the Boats will leave as fol ah aa TAT 3 BT ATEN ISLAND i, as ae vit New Youn: is i «B.S iy ane 5 On Sandays the Dost will leave at 11, Ac M., in place of 12. u2are ‘ ‘he EKA, Capt. Truecdell, and NiMKOD, Capt Brooks, will leave the pier at veltetreet, daily, Bindaymexcepted, at 634 4... Returning. the Line leaves Albany at7 A. M ‘ Albany paasengery, on arriving ‘at Bridgeport, vrageed imme. diately on the Railroad; and, without change of Baggage or Cars, srrive in Allauy the same eve A ‘Train daily at 6% A. M. ry formation, both as to freight and b . apply to G. Mr MY, ent, at the office, Rossvelt street, o: Livingston, Wells and Fora iroy’s xpress ofice. 2 Wall atfect it. B. MASON, Superiutendant 410 tnt 172 Sou th street FEW nH: , a second Line—The Ships of this Line will hereafter leave New ‘on the Ist, and Havre on the 16th of each month, as fol vn i From New York. From Havre 16th April, ist March, Ist July, 16th August, ‘amen Munck, ¢ Ist November, ¢ 16th December, in Ist April, 16th May, Capra ist Augast, 16th September, prick td Funck,@ lat December, ¢ 16th Januazy, hip UT! ist Viay, june, ee pale) Int September, 1 October, Fredertek Hewitt, ¢ lst January 16th February, Now Ship St SICHOLAS§ Ist Jane 16th July, Captain int October, 16th November, J.B. Bell,? tat February, (16th March. ‘The accommoditious of ‘these ships are not sui com dining all iat may be required for comfort. | The price of eabie passage is 109. Lire! will be repplted with every requi- ‘ite, ith the exception of ines an juors. “"Goods intended for these veeeels will be forwardee by the sub- sctibers, five from any other than the expenses actually’ incurred Kor freight Or passage, agyly to gp them. Kor Height Eg MINCKEN, Agents, iets ee No. 9 Tontine Buildings, cor Wall aud W PASSAGE FROM nats REAT BRITAIN AND IRL AN! LD LIN®. ‘Ss. £& BLACK BALL ai LIVERPOOL PACK] Persons wishing to send for their ft gage and have them bro welt 0: the B from y Jack Ball or Old Line of Liver L. verpsol punctaally on the ist and 16th of every mo Binck Ball'or Old wepool Pac! sl — we" ‘YORRRSHTH, Grew.) The MONTEZUMA, (new.) Ni i! NEW YORK. re respectfully noti a | DL MBUS. apore =“ ol Notice—The pubic the owses of the e Packets,” that uo passencer arents bu: the subscribers hive per- wn them. 19 advertise to bring aut passengers by the k or. Old Line of Liverpool Packets, and that th the only regular authorised passerixer agents o © waid Live inv 4 ply or address (if by letter post paid: ~— OCH BROTHERS & CO. 35 Fulton street, New York, next door to the Fulton Bi eatall times forsale drafis at Bak of Ire! nd on Mes irs. P escott. Grote, Bankers, Lo which are paid free of discount in throughout England, Ireland, Seotland and Wales, above. = FOR LiVERPOOL—Segalar packet of 6th Feb.— “Lhe spleudid first class, fasc-sailing Packet Ship PATRICK HENRY, Capt Delano, will positively gail an cbove her regniar day. 2 ving very suvsrior xecommortations for eabin. secon ‘ vugers, persons wishing to em| ‘ Tamediate application on board, fogt of Bacicy Slip, or to No. 100 Pine strmet corner af Sonth DSEPH Mem iat re TON LIVeRPOUL—The New Line—Kegalas Paoker 21st Febrnary—The superior fast sailing packel ship HOCHESTER, 990 tone barghen, Capt. John P,3.—We ht Batons wien aa above, hee func days ns Or pasage, having elegant aud superior necomm mn apply to ths Capen Hoard ab oes edcot Besling oF 00 4 U INTURNS, gaan ‘87 South street. , 1059 tons, Captain ira Bursley Roghester, abd sail ow her regalar dy, Ala re TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL EMIGRATION OFFICE 7 SOUTH STREET. CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE. ea rATy AND fags GREAT BRITAIN AND IKELAND. New Line ov Lavenpoot Packers we well known and c.lebrated chet s} tee bed ef Ae Coe ae R« oy iveeprol, panetually, on tat Januases tes seul pT apes Teapan f Suara are we SHE! 2611 iofs ut the above aplendi to any other sl steerage passengers, To sec ‘be made on board or to “ar arace ts +f ane. echt APRS QtaiRE ER aN clea ie Persous wi sead fur their friends i the O} Coantry, ‘raugements to hive thei brought out 1 worable terms, delay. Apply Cy jal2re superi either of the above elegauc Packets, on ye certainty of those’ sent Tor having above. ENOL 1 LIMA D. TACHANGE © SCOTLAND AND WALES. Subscriber he a AS tin ae 7 i o i Kipedom” seiplgsunn |. iN HEROS 8 NG. Passage to we ean al Lowest rates by an} atcha ifae dtp sailing on the Int, 6 Tith, 16th, @iat aad 26th ofeach month, on appl jeation aa above OM GREAT HHITAIN ‘OOL—Tha rewulas id thay without delay. Drafts Pal Boke tart he , Fatablished Packet J ait MAN, street. will by dap one pound, sterling payadle at all t Inired, Kingdom, Apply patohed from to SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1845. ., NEW LINE OF LIVERHOOT, PACKETS. To sail from New York on the 26th aud Liverpool a the Lith HAN ofeach month. PhiL.del, LOOKING GLASS PLATES. & OSTHEIMEK, Impormrs, No, 3 Bank street, ia, have received by late arrivals, @ full assort- 7 to 40 by 20; Polished DALLY’S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, 285 River St. Troy. 's himself of this method of communi- ment of Looking Glass Plates, from 9 by y 4 ic the faec that he is now manyfacturiny Flate Window Glass, froin 8 by 121060 by 40. Alsa, a com | gue cut and smobing Tobaces ca Bente at 28 hives we NEW fe Ret Cee neo A Otlet Glasses, Spectacles, Suuff Boxes, | Troy. next door to the Fulton market, “Che following may De ONS, Carisin oy’ CoML sath, Dee jexar Covet, toyether with a variety of other German and | found at all tries at iis tect taeor se ly ip eS my F neh Goods, which they offer on the most favorable terms, Omit calehonien y Virginia. This Tobacco Captain B. sie, 26th Keir. weal dat a took the premium at th Extra hewing Tobacco, », tot March, sweet Virginia; Amn from the lef. Sp i. aptain Asa Ridvivpe FLOM LIVEN OO NN, Captain A. Depeyster, Lith Nov. Captain BT A Prale, Lith Dee. tain Asa ith Jan. h Feb. of 1100 tons, rovements as | ng ‘Tobacco, minufactuy fo. UF FS Hose 3 laccabov, American Gentle- min, Lundyfoot, Freneh’ Kapee, and Lis! Blackeuard | The aoove articles are all we ted to be made of the finest | Gualitigg ef leaf tobacco, aud by the most experienced work= mea. ‘The subscriber would also warran. his tubsces to be bet- wnfectured than any ccher in the tate of New York or BAP DAGUE RS. H. SHANKL known fr tal yleot'p her Frieuds aud customers avd the public ful Uaguerreo'ype likeness, including a fue my fr or only ove dojlar. ' Being lweys Well_patrouized, a customers increasing every day. she has, fur their eo nieuce, enlarged her eut, by two Daguerreoty pe ro. to the Latayeite B h of her tablishment, rou, No 1, opposite the from 8 in the morning to 5 in the even clondy or stormy. Hemember, only one dolar, (best style) meluding ease oF frene jc8 Im rre having taken dd being well fally inform: tdridye, 7 Hof the first built in the city of New York, with sue combine great speed with unasaal comfort for pas Every care bas been taken in the arrangement modations. The pri rey of pi $100, for which ple stores will be provided. 0 ee elses here. Orders direeted as.ahove will meet with prompt attention and custom: rs may rely on hsving the saine pains tke as if they w unily preset. wage, 24 Fulton street, and A. A. Samanos, way, Axents forthe eity of New Yori. v am. 18, BAe experienced inaaters, who will make on. egal satisfne Neither the Captains or owners of the # ble for any letters, parcels or packages sent calar bills of laden are signed therefor. ARCHITECTURE For freight or ¢ apply to ast aii " ¢ es Letters by the Packets be charged 1234 cents per single ieeey of building are juvite xe shevt, 50 cents per ounce, and newspapers Lcenteagh. n29 ec oot Ville ae ete araueas, from the KW ORLA Ne. styles‘ of architecture; and whese h red tw furnish Plane, HP VORE TING ov raceme, | Bruwine sutcieriant phere s prepared to Tuuieh lap, ings of every description, and superintends the erection thereof, will be responsi 52? Im#ec By thems unlese spores EAp GaSH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 394 PEARL STREET. ‘PHS SUBSCALW L.kC, one of the pioneers of the cash systera, Gearres to xeep- dafore the pablic that he contiques to man’ afaeture every kond ¢iCivil and Military elothing, of th finest materials, in fhe ma st waperior style, at lower prices by twetity- five percent dhan acy other house charges for the same quality mts. Wi. re the following list of prices :== tage upwards to theenten: ae FOR LOUISIANA AND NE é 1330 Im* re pant re ne wool pack: Dame Con $14 to $80 ‘ents ney cd pl y I despatch a ship from this port on the lst, 2th, 10rh, 15th, 20th, an BOXES, ine who sept apher own eloth exa have them made 25tn of each month commencing the 10th of October,’ aud ecu F. BODEN respectfully informs his friends end the | '? “5 pes tule xt she following prieg tinuing anti] May, when regular days will be inted for the ¢ public, that he continues to manufacture Colored Paper Ponts from & remainder of the year, whereby great delays and dissppoint- Fanev Paper Boces, in all varieties, at the old stand of the Yeu 1° ill’be prevented during the summer mouths. ‘T'ne fol- | late firm of Blane & Boden, 74 Fulton corucr'oi Goldatrect. He | dag eee hips will commence t to mabufactuse a supe'ior article, and to ‘Bark GENESEE, C as tosatisly his customers, Orders will be put the price TEETH! TEBTH!! TEETH!" ip ¥AZOO, punetna ly attended to. ; : Bh Sufi dia lao and nt Colom apenas ve | CLRAPEA OPERATING OFFICK IN THO CLEY — Adve Bae single T, rt for. 3 A 1 3 EGO. CROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY. Teeth fi ed wid one Gold’ oil... 5 ecenieares ‘Tin Foily of superior quality: 20222202050 Tootnche cured or ulcerated atgpiow extracted. 35 TAYLOR, ape Dentist, 62 East Broadway. "{°HE inability of the subscriber to t the increased di Teed Tork ele end ee reek io: FROTE, the increased de: at his Brewery. in Albany, has rendered itnecessary, to meet the wants of hiscustomers, te’ commence a Brewing esiablishineitt in New, York, to be called as above, where he intends to produce y of New York, expressly for packrts, are of alight dranghiof water, have recently beet newly copzered and pus in splendid order, with, accotmedar tions for passengers unequalled foc comiort.. ‘Chey are c ial2 im*ee n ‘ ibe ¥ Q 7 NG NEW ded b ow . aan article which it is presumed willeven increase the reutatian SOMETHING : tpive cuss reciaincticn Phot eit ac alt thee Soest oe of bis Brad. ee Gale ort entero ansemaae the renacacjon SPALDING & CO.are anufactoring, ander Levers Patent and doy steamboats ther the captaius | Plegsant acd salubrions beverages, aud in abundaue »: apply, seated bye ulved cae | Improved Friction Match, or own: iPS wiil be responsible for jewelry, bullion, 10 te * rh ANDREW KIRK. Th T tals SA IVHOUT ant ‘UNE. Precious stones, silver, or plated were, or for any letters, parcels ma 7 They now OW ENTE THOUSAND oes) or packages, sent by or pat on board of them, regular WONDERVUL DISCOVERY. atly pat He Nt GEHOUSAND GROSS " bills of lading are taken for the same, at the theren ex: | QTRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, wnich will | flows to suk iucharns ee Peet in any sized packages, an Preeaed eg Tee NS, CO » $6 South st or Sens ries als oe i nS MATCHES hanke grey ginal color in a few minutes. ‘Th solutignis different from any yet offered, and cannot fail of sus pereeding ell others. “It-is highly effleacious, and possesses the ferent advantage of beavtifving the heir without tajarins its stow ‘Those who doubt its virtves, are requested to have their har ‘im their money. Lf humbugs would take wonld he no reason to complaia. Heirectaslnnd rea, lied at No. 5'Chatham wholesale and ret. lied at No. 5'Chath mt, onpasie the Hal of Record ork, up ataira : ja7 Im *re DRUFE, Auents in’ New Orieaus: who will promucly jangle 1 goods to thelr eodiees) i 1 ips of this line are warranted to sail ctually as sdvertised, and great care will be tiken to have the goods gon rectly measured. ‘tas THE NEW LINE OF LIVE) roved of and recommended for family use bj p cs, in consequence of the absence of sul. phur tu heir wanufacturs the fumes of which are so disagree- able and deleterious to i, and particularly injurious to persous having weak lungs or delicate constitutions ; They are particularly recommecded to the attention of shi pers, as they have frequen:ly been taken on lung voyages and ex- posed to the action of all climates, without the slighe: vs For sale by the p Druggists and Grocers in the city Orde's left at Shepard’s Bookstore, 191 Broadway, or at their office, 161 Bleeker street. POOL PACKET! L and a New To sail from New York on the 21st, pte sail from New Ye aud from‘Liverpool on | WE 14 lm*in SPALDING & CO. From New York —_‘L’pook | AND JEWELER = ; ? S + New Yor Re dor Silver Watches, Gi CIGARS! CiGA GAKS! New Bhip LIVERPOOL, 1150 tons, (Reei, Heb will find it greatly t0 EZEKIEL, 92 Nassan street, opporite the Herald Build ici AK, GH (Bet | Lous oftheaboveat rete mu lower than any aher lertce a | ape paiakty feebagtfully invites the auention. of hye friends! and N. Ship QUEEN OF THE Weer, (amy 1 Mar 6 | Shockey. "Guid Wachee us low ar $2) and ebb eache Wane algae tons P. Woodhous» Sept. 21 Nov and Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Wat war ious brands, Pauetelas of various brands, : ane Bert, April 6 | "aed to keep goed ime cr the money refunded. Warcher, | ycSalias i New Ship ROCHESTER, 050 tons, § ‘Ang. € | A24 Jewelry, repaired in, the beat manner and warraated: | YOUAE John Britton. Gets at BoSire | Simach les aa he gate ieee near ee ‘ ~C. A WN, iimposterof Wate! and Jews it 5 Ship HOTTINGUER, 1090 tons) March 31 0e. ¢ | JiSimeec’ " ‘Wholesaleand retail, 30 Wallst,,upstaice, | hindia. |. Moriegus, | Lord Byrons. a ceed,and pe Be ine, ao Nita Haye an RTA TIMS PATENT BOXES. the rade ar ited to Galland geatnice ire cha cley of Now Peeks tae aemtaated te pest es PROPRIETORS OF ‘TIMS’ PATENT CAR si SA eae THE BOXES, would respectfully ‘call the. atieation of Kat Rosd Companies, oud all thers ntereated with dhe bul at i ars’ ‘that aye. 8 BOR KANOUSE, of Jersey City, thele ageue for the manuterririy ofsaid boxes’ Aluo, agent {or transa 4 tnd ability, and will be despatched punctually on the 2ist of ‘Their Cabins are elegant and commodious, and are furnished with whatever can conduce to the eate and comfort of passen- 5c POST OFFICE, 3 New York, January 20d, 185, (THE POST MASTER GENERAL having apsroved the 1 ation for the estab ANEN BRAD OFFICE, : by the Post Master for ionon CHATHAM SQUARE, coraer of Bast Broadway: has d rected. that the removal from the present Park office to the new Post Office in Nassau street, and to the Branch Office at Chatham Square, be made mi two offices will be ready for occupation dari the eusuing week, when the present Post Office inthe Park wil be vated. ‘The Post Master congratulates his fellow citizens upon the completion of arrangement so well calculated to pro- mote the convenience of all elasses nf the community, JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, 323¢c10 Post Marter, 7 thele ageac f p : ig all business conn.ete a hy yg oe pesca Cee ications di she is fe him at ersey City fron Foun WI ULE ¥ attent to. TIMMS, HILL « BUOD Proprietors. 6 im*re BROWN begs to inform the public, that having’ purchased. the of Mr. CHILD, OCULIST, ues to pursue the treatment entie- of D , $100. med the selection m Neither the cok or owners of these Ships will be respon: ible for any parcels or pack: sent by them, unless regular 4illa of Inding are signed thetetor. Bor freight or passage, apply to ree OF PSVOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 South street, New York, ort FIELDEN, BROTHERS, § CO, iverpool Jersey City, January 71 idee SAMUEL THOMPSON’S OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, lo. street. Ni Pe ‘ it Subscribers i announcing to t eir friends the pub li their coutinued and extended atrangemsuta fr ringing out | of failure in his tent i ‘migrants from Great Britain and Ireland, would merely say, | flicted would pry to MciON of sight Is fist not chat for the year 1845 considerable wxpeuse have already: been tx: | tweed, of in the carty stage oF inflammation, howerer acuta asd curred, and no pains will be spared to enable them to retain that before so many cheap but destructive applications are thade byeferenge, which for more than twenty years have been extend ts ws Line Mpetetiaantniniacs raiy i ia gt clue wikia a ay competent and efficient men, well known for their kind and con- i venience of muanengers, poolevery ‘six days! hoa thoes settled AXES OF 1844. * OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, Park. e Collection of Taxes in the [Ne s passed April 18th, 1643 ” public notice ts hereny given, that unless the ‘Taxes now remainiug aupaid, shal! be paid to meat my. office, on or before the fifteenth day of February ner an addition ¢f one per cent will be charged; anda further addition of oue per ceat will be charged on ali uch Taxes remaining unpaid on the fifteenth day of March Present law_requi the Taxes to be paid to the Re- ly, (the office of Ward Collectors having been avolis who can make it conveuient to pav their Taxes greatly to their advantage to e it Physicians au . B. asserts that an instance ew Ve most unkuown if the af- f, Dr. Brown will not undertake a ease where there is not good to expect a care. *Ofiice 76 Chambers street, four donrs from Broadway. Hours of attendance from 11 A. M to’ P. M., (Sundays excepted.) [Advice to the poor grat ad Ten 8 PRICES REDUCED—The Subscribers have ir | small packnges of Inw reduced their Express priees o2 all <7 gnd@ other documents, from 59 conte to 25 eents per package, from thia city to Beffelo and the intermediate points. Also } through Wells & Cos X ago, at i intermedi ed, carly, will Gud-is ‘80, thereby for, decline coming out, the passage money is returned to those coin whom it was received, without any deduction. A free passage, per steamer, from the various ports in Irelaud and Scotland, can be secured, if desied. Wor further particu lars eaquire of } SAMUEL THOMPSON, 273 Pearl street, or ) C. GRIMSHAW & CO., 10 Goree Piazzas, | 5 previous to the percentag” being ebarged. may be obtained on ap lv@ation at the office. Bo'clock, A. M. until 2 o'clock P.M. KIERSTE xoress from Buffalo to Chk "Receiver of Taxes. Miey ve Chicago; une the eceiver of Taxes. 3 Liverpool. Drafts and Exchange at sight for any emount, can he fur- ‘ sished on the National Bonk of Ireland, the Northera Banking Sompany, the National Bank of Scotland, payable at the nu- } RIAN DISPENSARY, No 3 Division street, e' ed A. D, 1835, by the present proprietot f a disease of a secret nature, title, ES REO DROP. This medicin Will be hapyry to ses his (Gr dia sale n to business to merit a coa- ‘aerous Branches thro mut the country; on C. Grimshaw & is the oly hopes by atten 0 ; Con, Merchants, Liverpool aud It. C. Gisn & Con Baukers, | fumedy onenrth that cat extely be relied on to thoroughiy mane of the Tavore a0 liberally bestowed since te has been Condon. 023 lm*m is horrid disease without injury to the cons ge monty he room fumished with New York and Old Country Pa- lar Phe Bar ray! ed Segars, aad fine Pale Ale, &e. : GENTLEMEN’S SUPERFLUOUS CLOTHING GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desirons of converaas sat their sgperfiugns oF cast off Clothing, will obtais Crom the a RICES. Gentleme fabseriver fhe T CASH PI sidence, having effects of the kind tp diapers of, wil out diet or hindrance from business, A comprehensive treatise:cco vd d to effectually curs in all } fe'\directions,) which is warra : cases, nonatter how long standing, or how deeply seated in. the H 1 ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1844. OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE. 100 Pina street, corner of South. te Ra nccrid ‘bexs leave to gall the atiention of his . and the public in general, to the following arrangements for 844, for the purpose of bringin i Cabin, and Steer. | ge Passengers, by the Regular with choice Wines and Spirits, fine flavor- 323 Ln*ec ng, system, with less troable to the patient, and in a shorter a Of time, thas any other mediaine fa the world, or vo paywill be ken. "Price $1 pet vi 030 Imre APEST AND BEST. —Read Ash COAL, at J. Weeks rd, 256 !stizabeth st. and delivered clean to taken All under sheds, dry, re-screened, families quitting the city or chauging re- vay part of the city, at thé low prices, find, beat ate cs “ “4 — Larne Nn, $93 by rae Sove, $ 50; Broken aud Eng, $5 50; such < their pire to fend for, the abe who will Ast, 6th, Lith, ny 2hst aus bth of every mx Ht s b it" pate St ‘0 ham at thear r jntment Ds London Pockets to sail from New York, the ist 10th andj Gitencereved uy, City Deepate lab Ce Ufrectanear TL LEVETT, Otice Novt Wall street, | itth—and from London on the 7th, 17th and aTth of each mouth yr couneetion with the above, aid for the purpose of affording cull greater Lities th passengers, the Sabscriber has estal ‘da regular line of first class New York built, coppered ato oppered fastened ships, to cail punctually every week through: vat the year. : for the accommodation of Se sllowing Basis ‘che following vizs— Provincial Bank of Ireland, payable at Limerick, Clonmel, Londonderry, ACOB WEEKS, MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 Maiden Lave, N, ¥ ANUFACTURERS and Importers of Oraamental Hair sons wishing to remit money | 1¥4 Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curls, Seams, Bandeau is are given, payable st sight, op | Hair, and a'new style of everlastmmg Curls, and ail kinds of Hair ‘orks, wholesale and reca: he trade supplied on reasonable terma, AIT Ime re and at 470 Hudson st. arpa 518 Line =A live thtouzh the Fost Office, or otherwise, will be iat 'Im*re ERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. New York, January 18th, i815. | N ELECTION for Directors of this Institution, for the ensuing year, Wi'l be held at the office of the Company, No. 36 Wall street, ou Monday, the 3d of February next. Poll open from 12 o'clock M. to 1 o'clock P. M. J2itok sre GEV. T. HOPE, Secretary. Wexford, fest, Waterford, 7 SEGARS—SEGARS—SEGARS. Armagh, thio Colerain, AMERICAN HAIR DYE. M, HENRIQUES, 51 Willinm atrect, respectfully 7 Brulee, ough Sauiskiien, ABRENTED. if strictly applied scoording to direction, | [), "Vista the atteution of his (tienda and ghe alle ceumelly ainbridge, Ballymena, Parsons! to change the hair from any other color to a beautiful Jost tees Jownpatriek, Cran, Simcha nom, | aubore or pecfoly. Je black, without ataining or imitating the | {2,thG,following choice Scxars, just received by la arrival 0 fj sudon, sl 5 «like other Hair . i i Panetel: Steabane, — Skibberten, Moneymore,' | “Prepared only by DR JAYNE, No. 29 South a se -thebhepegmlgeemmadil [I ms och ane era Sootehill, Kilmsh, Skibbreen. Philadelphia, Price 50.cen's. Sold by the Agents, A. B. & D q Vigames. Scotland—The City Bunk of Glasgow. ; Draggists, No. 79 Fulton street, 273 Broad’ Yngenindad, vay. Bay rANZA. Sond, Broad india. way, 77 East Sapland-—Messrs Svoaner, Atwood & Co,, Bankers, London ‘28 ime 2. W. Bymea & Co, 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool; payable 1 a svery town (a oy ews ie WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Pre A MR Ye couse the kind, offer to the notice of our ober . chants, and our own city and sonstey trade, rye best Beachea“Malvencucien, Morse’ Whien Honece Joker tgs ragancias. gers are guaranteed as genuine sd Che tende wena do well co call aad coamize to purchas:ve elsewhere. CHEAP SPECTACLES re E STREET. New York, first doo Biodwey CHENKY D. BLACK WOODS Worker ee ee Fic by Lette pont ead.) apply to at + port said) wpa ctatenyraita 4 E jew York, Or Messrs. PW. BYRNES & CO” 86 Waterloo Iowa, eemtre Lavermal id imported, them previous 026 i OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. avoiding the crowd and delay which will necescartie Geeur ioe | t | became the fast friend ¢ | { | ased; pistols were fi in die ft preservation thei? ral flavors. | Alo. 3 Jelly of the Strawberry, Raspberry, Quinee, and Pine SN jet of the above, advertises the following cheap pe Bes cian, as pI Did Linefof Packets for Liverpool will hereal t double jointed Gold Spectactes,... in the following order, exaencing that when the sail x of Best single jointed Gold Spectacles {ty fais-oh Staday, esse Bil pa the puconeds | sahation, in habe jars oP avery sitor bs rele ciereutaees et. Best double soined Silver Srectates hes ork. Fro j Spee The CAMORL DGE, (Jue iat | te Per Preked and Stewed Oysters, poteed for exportation, and ned elastic blue Sect Siectile ns, i 4 . PC! Barstow, | Witrest ieeacers, Wacdien tease ,, Grocers, Ship rineat double joiuted ‘Fortoive shell Sbectacl Masters and Pit ve Pamiles, il are farted Weal and ex: | Finest single jounied Tortoises lh e the it sel and most tock a = A Bartlett, 7 Good elastic blue steel spectacles, set with the best glasses, and The oxFoRD, ™ Barer t before offered to the attention ofthe ae CENT, with ev ry care ‘and aitention paid to them in the manufacture, ily Se Commmmatt sent. | a Bo attic bla» Stel Special p , N. Blighty dosen fresh Havana Pines, 19 r, for elastic bla» Steel Spectacles The MON Ta ogee fn sale: Also, 1000 Os ver Kegs be est “kane tee Sin Aca. A.B. Lowber, ! jerman Silver Speetactes. he EUROPE, rn ge LEO FD Rinie wath ea aEnE Beat Tortaeeahell Bye Ola ‘one siverre-acknowlrdyrmenta to the tuba pf CEST ae | a Brooklyn, for the ver latter roofs ol Stow on his efforts No. 156 Broadway, (Room No. 7,) pils, Day and Evening, for oNLY' A LIMITED PRRIOD LONGER i positive intention, early in i“ spring, to return mies sn b nil Liverpool. bursrsow's SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL 81 WRiTING. ¥, No. 156 BRO. A 2 ht Ar 9, beautiful ani in an elegant off-hant Che NEW YORK, (new,) tons, ‘tT. B. Cropper, The COLUMBUS, 700 tons, Best Hom Spectacles... Best Convex Glasses set into your own frames. Best Coocave Glasses set ivto your own frames, 3s. Best Convex Pebbles set into your own frames, .10s. nto Your own framed, 128 me rate of cheapuess. ended at their own reridences. dis uished suj (ton they have ey jay, } i July ee ips are not surpassed in point of elegance or comfos in their enbin accomodations, or tn their fustsailing qualities byfany vessels in the trade. The commanders are well known ax men axperience, and the atrjetest atrearion will always bes vane 4 the comfort and convenience of passeny SWORD EXERCISE. ex " ‘TON, having entered into an arrangement wit! BR UC TONY: ‘eride ascot the Lasse Toor of his Gymnasium, No. :9 Ann street, and also the Military Hall Bowery, most respeet{nily announces to the public that he i feuds commencing a C'uns for the Sword Exercise, inal of charneter'and vee, flowing. be paid to | pl ch eamanatip, execu ‘2. beeened IN TWELYE EASY LESSONS! brancher—Americag and French, such as Small ‘and Broad eee arom Crees wl "| woigaieott how bos leg Ole or oranened the atsiag tt Sword Exere srzand alo Cane eerein. “Mr. H has bee fo, Dales? ASt of, Pama outwards srw fede One andred | "’alvew the venerale shacron Gols delighted in wotne through | several years engeged sa ‘Teacher of te Sword inthe United lars, for whiel every jon, wil | this process, to reviv y of the ver: Army, . ‘ widedl, with tus egeeeaion of wees eed linear wick will | Muepepeees, tq revive tree ot Boon. | N.BVoinntesr Companies wishing to become perfect. jn Efaraished by the Mertracds itvorsined: Kkvera and Suost ia to bd ket or Artillery Dri. ean be taught the same on th ‘Neither the captain or owners of these Ships will be respon: | seen from 9A. Ms to 1 P M. Z sry application to the advertiser, 31 Ann sible for any bat parcels, or packages sent by them unless Pw » Military jy OF De. regular bills of lading are signed therefor. Ferfreightor pas | @& 9 2 6 ‘age, apply to GOODHUE. & CO, 64 South street. jtorf and Pa Let Boo OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT : OFFICK in New York can take a course of Writing in J wring: ay jn? Im*ee DR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER CARD.—The Pablie is informed, that Dr. LARDNE. contin practice of business as a Consulting gineer, which he followed on an extensive scale for many years dand Franes. vent }, Patentees, manulncturers, and others engaged in the aris and manufactures, fhvm on matters requiring the applica tical science. Certificates and oninion of new i a pais COMPA oa consult, mage + on ares, fo. agains Lowe on ini Naieaion on JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street, New York. ENC, ‘iber i u its to u ai drs te Gra rie saa hay of Lived) Ewen ew wd J . ‘4 ‘ The United Statens on ond ips sailing from Liver: minat be post-paid, and to prevent time tes, on board Peaere ships: every five days—and in order to afford every fi lity, have derpatched superior American ships in New York an ir fri rely that the same due eS een ore be refun : al can ations, all applicants will be ex $10 before consult» tion. ng y Eivelous applic: ail Dected to pay a retaining fee TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. FF, A, ARTAULT, Importer of French, Dagerreotype ma: + teria's and manufacturer of Moroceo Cases, offers for sale at the follow — : Best quality of French Plates, No. 40, (mediam) $3 dozen. Kine Morocen Cases with white glass and tine borders, $3 dx, Go d quality of Daguerteotypo Apparatus, inclading the in: 1 complete aad warranted, $59. Giasses, fron #3 Lo $19. ru hemicals used in the Daguerreotype process, cheap, ‘A. Astault has reesived by he list stexmshin, the salt 0 gold for gildivg the pretures, the ne stance for polishing Hates in Try min tes, and the beautil'sl process of Mr. Fiaean For repraduetng the Daguerientyre Portrarts oa angraved plates, and to deaw on paper an nalimited sumber. IF you are fond of the progress in this beautiful arf, please to call ‘st the Lafayette Bazar, 149 Broadway, cor. of Liberty at Ja28 im*re aa Sint meant 3, Merritt, THOMAS W. THO! SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAK ORACKERS mn & Co., Bankers, Toadon) THE Be winhes ro make known to te ‘ational Provincial Bank of A gp igland and Wales; Yorks y by the above names, are entirely different from. irmingham Banking Coy een Kear Crackers made at hit Bakery ; whieh har used by : ter Banking Co. yee alive, particularly those who sifler from indi BLAND “Riconal Bank of Ireland and Branches, and | gestion, for more thea’ tenes seers nik the ts: a re i th nat ait, an ale at on iscount or any other any ot ar for notembark, the money wil cust H y to their frien Bra MMe ePscatac ti mand at following MENA pena Woe ‘land and Branches! District Bank and Brawehoe banks, (without 1 Provingial Bank of Ireland and Branches, in ail tho principal | hile imnjtatio, which ean” be mate for m lees loyne dhroughowt the Kindo, | Ser ve Fed ore Tr, eat are wholly SCOTL, Eastern Bank of Seotland and Brauches | Wek Khe shove Bixenit pnd Crnecers: also Greenock Banking Co. in Glasgow aud Greenock, | Wino Binenit, Butter Cratiers, Water Crackers, ntry and wishing to send money to | Navy Jirend, all of the first qaatity, are constancly jone satisfactorily, on theit | tha well kuows ¢cadliabamont, ¥ i ret riends, may insuye peje a4 ot] oe ncarcene: ig the amount they wish sent, with the mame aid address |” ES Owe BMP —st0 balea prime oad verypupeniyy Dew Roar aml of the person for whoin it ix intended; a draft for the amount | eset in lots to suit, by KR UOLLING &CC pct 9 Td packet or steamer, and a receipt Bivens’ BOADS. of j30re aeniee Sen atew' paticalies. ces (it Pins | er ; EURO! 300 Bashely Prime 1 Tale in lows to ieee alert SOHN RERDMAN BG ot. | ato re poe (WHS re UOLLING'S Gb.5¢ south Isaiah Rynders, Captain of the Empire Club, New York City. The following sketch of Captain Rynders? fife we have obtained trom various authentic. sources It will be seen by it, that in him are found the ete ments which admirably qualify him for # pop leader of the Don Giovanni school—bold, re less and fearless, with more wit than wisdom, and more promptitude tha udence—arbitious of being a popular hero—devoted to women, wine, and tree tiving—fond of fun aod tight, and always ready to protect the women and the weak, aud de- fend the right against 211 oc He was bernin the village eounty, New York, some +! an’ winters ago From the age of ten to the y (832, Mr. Rynders operated upon the North River, first as a hand, then as commander, whea he got the title of cap- tain, and lastly as owner of two vessels. During this period he sailed on several foreign voyages, to different parts of the world. In these voyages occurred many exciting incidents end thrilling adventures, which we have no room to relate. in °82, the yeer of the cholera,while in the own- ership aud command of vessels upon the North River, Captain Rynders, through sundry bad debts and speculations upon the tuif, to which he has always been slightly addicted, failed, ag many dis- Ungnished individuals have doze before and since Unsuccessful in settling up his debts, and his creditors being inexorable, in Dec. 1882, Capt. R sailed for New Orleans. Asa specimen of the in- cidents which chequered his life upon the ocean, we may relaie one or two adventures upon thic passage to New Orleans, as given to us by a pas- senger and eye-witness. The captain of the pack- et was taken sicis, and the whole duty devolved upon the mate. The créw became reiractory, disobedient, and mutinous. Capt. Rynders saw the p of the ship, and, at the risk of his life, took side with the mate, seized the helm, and by his boldness and decision, Red Rover like, quelle: the mu >and restored order. By this coup dé main, Capt. Rynders. saved the ship from the rocks, wnen she was fast driving, having beer steered upon a wrong course, and all on board from: shipwreck. The ship was alterwards chased by ¢ pirate, te the great horror and alarm of all o: board, except our Don Giovani. He resolved on ¢ fight, and to that end called all hands to quarters, mustered all the old swords, muskets, handspikes and implements of fight which could be found or board, and desperately resolved to repel boarders, or die in the attempt. The pirate came alongside, but on discovering the uncivil reception whicl they were likely to meet with, they very Wisely concluded to keep out of miscitief, and hauled off The commander of the vessel returned public thauks to Captain Ryndeis, restored to him hi: passagé money, and expressed his lasting obliga tions to him for twice saving his ship. Within three weeks after his artival in New Orleans, Captain Rynders became the hero of « popular row, in front of the Camp street Theatre, then managed by Caldwell end Russell. Thos: were the days when the notorious _pugilial O’Rourke was in his glory. On the evening in question, O’Rourke was to have a boxing match with a celebrated Englishman upon the boards o! the theatre. The theatre was jammed inside, ang thousands were collected in front of it, chiefly Irish, and triends of O’Rourke. In the excite menta report reached the crowd outside tha’ O’Rourke was getting whipped bythe English man. The Irish were roused to frenzy, and 1e- solved on tearing down the theatre. And now was the crisis when Captain Rynders stepped forth inthe tumult, made a speech to the exasperatec multitude, contradicted the report, told them the truth, and in short #0 tickled the mob that they actually bore him off in their arms in triumph. The next adventure of the Captain was with O'Rourke himself, on board the cabin of a steam- boat. O’Rourke hed lost money to a gentlemar at faro—got angry, and attempted to take hit lifé. At that time Captain Rynders knew nothing of the game, but was assured by others thei O’Rourke was in the wrong, and that his money had been fairly won. This was enongh for Cap tain Rynders. He» eeized a red hot poker, anc actually drove the pugilist out of the cabin O'Rourke aiterwards ucknowledged his e Waterford, Saratoga Severely a leans, and uv busine: ig it about six months after his arrival there, Cuptain Ryndersagain returned to New York, for the holy otirpose, which for twenly years he bas steadily iulgited, of taking care of his aged parents. gain returning to New Orleans, lus life war little else than a series of per-onal encounters, anc dventures, mainly on otner persons’ aecoupt. On one occasion ata masquerade bali, a fight arose hetween 2 couple of Virginians, and severa Frenchmen, with whom the majority present ap peared to take part. Obeying the impulses of hi uature, Captain Rynders took up for the Virgi- nians, whoseemed ready and willing to fight; and atitthey went. Bowie knives were drawn, and d. oud the fight became fu- aptain Rynders receivec rious. In the mel several severe elsewhere, the hisa@rave. Aj e supon the back of his neck and marks of which he will carry to ol was fired at his head, the bali paeving through his hat, and slighidy grazing the lett side of his hend. 7 We next fiad our Captain in the Calaboose, for whipping-a couple of gens d'armes,.who had at- tacked an old inen atthe theatre. Not then un. j derstanding their true character as policemen, | Captain Rynders mistook them for common sol: diers, who bad no right above common citizens, In this fight, after receiving more wounds anc sears, he whipped the gens d’armes, who wen away, and returned with the whole guard o¢ twelve. To this guard, as soon as he understood their character, Captain Rynders surrendered with the honors of war. As soon as explanation was made, he was released from the calaboose. At New Orleans, his pockets were always oper to strangers in necessity, from the North. Many can attest his liberality, while few can remembey that they have ever repaid it. One gentlemen will certainly rember that be forgot to hand over to Captain Rynders’ mother several hundred dol lars, which he had despatched by him co her. At Natchez, Capt. Ryndere figured extensively, and always as leader of every circle in which he chanced to be, whether in bar room or ball room at the theatre or the race course, at meetings re- ligious or political. On one occasion a young man, a stranger to him, was, for some cause, be lieved to be unjustifiable, seized by the mob, whc had resolved on summarily lynching him. Capt Rynders promptly and characteristically resolver that they ‘Should do no such thing. He imme- diately raised a small party of filteen or twenty iriends, rushed in among the lynchers, and with bowie knife in one hand and_ pistol in the other, rescued the young man from his {rightful situation, and bore him off to a place of bee Upon the Mississippi Captain Rynders was a: well known, and became almost as famous for his exploits as Paul Jones in the Northern Seas. His adventurous and hair-breadth escapes would fill ; volume. Ia female intercourse, and in all matters of love, Captain Rynders has always eminently distinguished himsel!, and thought, felt, said, and done fis share. But as other maiters of this king now epgross the public attention, we shell pas: them over with # brief allusion to an afliir of honor, in which a tair Helen was concerned,winiet occurred of his passage, Upon a certain occasion, upto Wheeling. A gentleman had insulted the wife of one of the passengers on bvard. Such « circumstance could not transpire either without the knowledge of Captain Rynders, or without his taking up the quarrel. He did take it up in defence of the Jady. A challenge to mortal combat was the consequence. The Captain wat known to be a Yankee, and his opponent was noi a little surprised at his prompt acceptance of his challenge. He chose pisiols—seeonds were select ed-—the case became serious to the principals— while ‘‘outsiders” anticipated rich sport, and bets ran high thatthe Yankee would get shot. At the instance of all the passengers the boat was stopped, and the parties went on shore to fight. At thir stage of the proceedings the challenger suddenly roposed to fight with rifles, at forty paces, Capt Rynders promptly replied—“‘It’s my favorite wea pon—nothing could suit me better—it’s what J al ways used at the north to shoot deer with—rifles 11 shall be.” The challenger was taken all aback. stood aghast at the pluck of his opponent, and fin: ly refused to fight the “damned deer-shooting Yankee” on any terms, or with any weapons This aflair gave him unbounded eclat among the ladies, who, after that, could hardly be induced even to play a game of whist unless “ Captain Rynders” was one of party , Nor was it in this class of affairs only that Cap ran Rynders distinguished hunself upon the west em waters. Ou one occasion the boat got aground, and baffled all the expedients and exeruons of he: Commander and crew to get her «float again Mucn delay ocenrred, the water was falling, anc ihe passeagers outrageous and clame ous. At such A Crisis it could not be supposed that Capt. Ryu. ders would staad quietly WS Ae he was not sus. pected of posseesing any knowledge of boating, judge what wes the astonishment of all on board, and especially of the commanderjand his s stepped forward and half an hour, if they crew, when Caplain Ryndey offered to get tbe boat off in would give him the command oj the crew. They juughed at his proposal. Sportsman-like Captain Rynders instantiy oflered to back up his Opinion with his money, and after making bets with the commander, mate, and otbers to the amount of about a thousand dollars, he took command of the crew, whom he promised, gold in hand, to reward, if euceessul, with a half eagle epiece, and a dollar toevch in any event. Captain Rynvers went to work 1 in twenty minutes the boat was «float in er, to the joy and astonishment o} all, and disappointment of those whage money Such hy our Don ¢ figured and ef but fair specimen of the life led it nitor several years, in which he flourished ia numberless eurring scenes, perso encounters, and thrilling adventures, WlM8g scare on every limb”—too numerous to be detailed in a daily paper. Women and wine, fighting, sporting, dancing, and free living, all re- ceived due attention, and some of them were never neglected. His friends always shared hia kindness and his purse, and his enemies often felt the force of other arguments. He has been heard to challenge any man to allege a dishovorable act of his life up to the present moment. Nor has he, aa has been charged, ever been indicted for an infamous offence. He hes always been the de- fender of the fair sex, and of the weaker party, and of his own countrymen where foreigners were concerned. And several persons now in the city relate a thrilling exploit of his a few years since at Toronto, in Upper Canada. upon the race course there, where an American horse had won the purse, and difficulty erose about giving up the money. The Canadians refused to give it up.— They said, ** No American horse shall carry off the money.” The yankees were cureed and duane and a fight followed. Captain Rynders not only decided that the money should be given up, but that no American there present should be insulted with impunity. ‘The fight grew furious, and a young American in one of the booths came near veing killed. Captain Rynders rushed to the spot, having in his hand a knife of feartul dimensions” “Stand back!’ shouted he. “ Nodamned yankee shali have a word to say here! said they. Capt. Rynders replied, “1 ama yankee, and I will say what I please, and, (erandishing his knife,) if any one of you dares to lay a finger upon a yankee, or say adishonorable word of an American c cut his G—d d—d head ofl!” ‘The Canad hunderstruck, and allowed Captain Rynders to bear away the young American, (a stranger to him,) in safety to the town. his bearding of the Canadians, upon their own dung-hill, will not soon be forgotten in Upper Canada. He became the terror of all who knew him there, and many amusing stories are told of the awe in which some of the Canadians stood of him and his “Arkansas tooth-pick.”” Several winters Captain Rynders spent at Wash- ‘ngton, where he is as well known as he is in New York, and where his character is highly spoken of by many who know him He was ar rested while there, together with Breedlove and Jewell, on suspicion of being connected with the abstraction of those “ Treasury notes,” of which so much has been said. He was taken to New Orleans for examination. The whole affair was thoroughly iivestigated, but not ihe slightest ground of suspicion tound egainathim. No indict- ment was obtained, :uor trivl had. The matter was entirely dropped@s against him. Indeed, so great was the confidence of bis friends in him at the lime, that they offered to go bail for him to any smount—a $100,000 if necessery. In that affair areat injustice was done him, for which no re- dress can ever be obtained. For eighteen yeas he has been jyed democrat of the ‘ uuterrified” class. He took an active part for Mr. Van Buren in the pre- sidential canvees of 1840. From that pericd we sme down to the Baltimore Convention last May, sud his subsequent connection with the redoubt. ible Empire Ctnb ot this city, ‘The history of the Empire Club, of its organiza- ton, its members, 18 principles, and doings, can- lot be prepared in season for to-da¥*s paper They ire ot deep interest, and wili be got ready at the rliest moment. The materials are rich and wvundant. Some of the “ fancy” will figure. an active, wool- Evenisu Murton.—In return for whole cargoes our provisions, honest John Bull has sent toa Boston Restaurant a leg of South Devon mutton, brought (im the Cambria. thai bea the Dutch. It weighs 40 romp is five inches in thickvess, sawoet as buiter, Itia the finest f i white, and eR ever imp No Divorcixe ‘aiure of Missiouri has GY to 25, Unat thi ower to grant he lower He of the Legis- as passed a resolution, by a vote of Legislature hes not the constitutional ivorces, LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, ar THE NA@S HELD No, 3 Banevay Sturn, mean JAMES BYRNES. LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c The Loss of Feet and Legs no Hindrance to the Walking! et y JOUN F. THOMAS, Cork 9 Water street, New York, respectiully informs the pudlic that he continues fo manufacture ARTIFI- LAL LIMBS, on a plan the most correct and less complicated, having, throngh necessity, invented made and worn an artificial leg for forty years, and been a manufacturer for thirty- years, feels confi- dent of giving satisfaction who ‘eal! on hum for Legs, Hens, Arms, or the common Weod Log. N-B.—All letters aust be post-paid. nit 3m%ec x. KNOX & CO, would reapectially inform thel frends and the public generally. that they are BELLING. a J oft hivnadl> stock of Boots, Shoes, ve H off their large eud iters. In din Rubbers, &e. Every fividaal who may want. any’ of the shove iny thing in the Bont and Sho age to give us & he same qu apa NOX & CO., 18 Canal beg ‘anal street, aig mre ipetween Hudson and Varick strests. peas RRESOH DRESS BOOTS 4 by fe 0, in with atairatich.at MOULTON & SOONG Ee ‘Boots made made, rouable Boot and Shoe Store, 903 Broxdwa to order for $3.0, equal to usually sold for $6, e and warranted 0 g1 1 P istaction. Also manufactures f description, B: Shoes, ‘Gaiters, : (adisa mines aid culdren Boots and Shoes, and Grier + Witha general ase t of tantly on hand sale wholaeate and retail. Mending” Ses done ia tee MOULTON & YOUNG 419 Im*rc $93 Broadway, opposite Niblo’s Garden. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN SHIPPING = AC SY AT LIVERPOOL. NOTICE. AAY oun A ING wihdrawn “oor Ageney entirely fir aver & Co., of Boston and New York, we that Messrs. Anams & Co., of No. 9 Court street, Bos on, sod 7 Wall street, New York, are om rized Agents ov'the United Staica’ aud Canada, who are fully empowered o,g¢t Cor us oa cur Shipping and Forwarding American Agen. ‘Ta ensere the reception of Ko: Liverpool, and the for anling of the same to any pert land, Frenes, &e, Se. ary (hat they should past througl the hauda af our MESSRE. ADAMS & CO, acveral Offices, ax follow: Sonrt atreet, Hoste Wall street,’ New Jo. 89 Cheanert atreet, P 18 Shewscicer st Mrs red) Gaverpool Mey 5, 18t!. WILLMER & SMITH take this opporta Jerchants, rokers, Importers and others, roavdeut ta seen tore chants, " fothers, raident in ev the Union, that thear Liverpool hquee is ecullarly nected az the ata and saprezs dene of unckiyes, parcel, sic bg 1, rout ‘verpool for Boaton, Ne ors he ther ties in the Uinted States and Canada, and chat that ‘epartment of their ‘bu STANT AND FRRBO! “ATELMER & SMI ‘trramgements w ADAMS & © ‘which all Good tas by, passing thi hy thei 5 ing thro G ‘iverpool house for America, by the Steamelipe and other ves. ig will have che isomediave and puneroal Lewy a of their aid Agents, Mestre. videms # Co. at Bostou and New York, id wil thetehy be free from delay and high charges. ‘They deem it necessary here to state, shat they stron whatever with Mie WeLien: of bi ¥ Mh 5 ENGLISH EXPR. WILL MER & SMITH, who have fora nee of aeceiga rivate Expresses to and i rom Londow with important intel nee), frequently performing the entire jouruey. 210 miles, tn UX HOURS, offs heir services tor the T to the ve Pablic and Goverumect tafe and a tm IGenments, despatches, 5 ills, deeds, laftcent: <Gontonsrlts Gest heat aot by pap As tO Lo! Kong wean eR, ko 0 London: vow in Amertoa. is prepared to afford ay in pon this Mr. EB aR, a a ie iT ‘the due et and ee ately, doe serormanen of lf ch IN & it mo- jon of important .. whielt their own DRAYTS ¢ IRELAND.—E yey to thejefriea 4 ats snd, Seotlan ales, can with, dratis, payab'e. at sight, without die for an i froin £} upwards. INGVAND On the Nationa! and "rovincial Bank of f Barnard & Cas Bvehage and Discount ars, & Son, London, and Me tk ales. ol Bark of freland, and Pro- her hroughout Iveland IN sCOTLAN D=On the Eastern Bank ef Scotland, Na- jonal Bank of “colud, Greenock Banking Co. and branches hrowghout Sectland Hie auismner Cambria Leaves Boston on the Ist February, by which all drafts ean ared. Owen: & J.T. TALS OTT, pply to ? re 76 South st. cor, Maiden Lane.