The New York Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1845, Page 3

Au » nietelnhin, Subscrtpiions to the He tothe agents, Zicher & On.,% Ledver ai “a » sre aan ‘Caeatants where single copies “ eh *t al Ite wew sad cha Pablications for sale at their es- etichoneat wholesile ul rN With, he exceoto woe 4” Japer publish in Phila Ao nig 88 tile medium to, advertisers. ia is at half ioeretl oe? the sgeuts at half past 4 aj pour ia theta mene days nh Dane 4 ofelnoky anit Magical Pain Extractor Salve—at his onny icy, 67 Walker stree’, first store from Broadway. From the Rev. H. Adams, Pastoref Trinity Charch,Saugerties,N -Y.—A child,a nephew of a friend of mi stepped inco a vessel of I rand seaided its legs up t0 the oes, when Conuel’s Magical Pain Eatrac'or, fiom 21 Courlande street, was applied. which almost vustanely pave re- ef She, tile sufferer, and soon entirely cured it. Also, of my own burned its severely, and! used this Palve, which caverinstant relief, and sno cured it entirely, aud 1 for one could not be induced to be without it. I think ever family should always keep it on hand, to Uae fy ease of snc accident. d Th will also cure the fillowing cimguiae or Old Sores, Bro Sero' Ch Sold rae ny 21 Court lyn; 69 Second street. St. Loui ‘nd'19 Tremont Row, Bosto Keep your feet dry —The Ol of Tai tow applications, restore old leather. and render it hale, messi Teabereatirely fom vend act Wear. Sold ouly at 21 Courtiandt sect. UNY ae: tn ated An Acrostic Ode, I-f freckles you've got on your, faces or forehead, ’T-will make you in every one’s e: Took hy al pore wi tare wiih alagusd Teen ae tore iy atapots which disfigure each chara Ion such des erate Cusen aa tis tere ia hore, | your les each one inay he made just to slo} | Nosthiog else need be dona ius oa oo oe §-2 soft and 20 pleasant it renders the skin | ou always will uss {tif once you begin ! yeseven Ker scret you may pr eure it, Peray ii etree youd ‘Aave just go there and ensure it Gounaun’s In aLtan Vzmicarny Sear, will positively cure spots, blots, tan, eho} es, cracks, ebitlaine ae pale 1 inury og ‘eg the uman cuticle, "His rowpr: fi Hie Oly # toughest hair from lip, chin, | ‘mt@ OID VER Tote ROUGE will dye the pale , immoveable by rubbing inva honalere’f orlinea cloth. His ORECIAN. HAN DYE are abe, grey hair a besutifal brown or jetty black, in an att time, warrants ‘co a Di PPAQAE will ‘and smocthuess to, id beauty jive a brilliant whiteness , aut a3. ‘ar'eton, Lowell ; Green & hapin & Sp cingilas Byer rpyidene; Ball, Harford; ene Middle? awn; Mi. vers, New Havens rouse chester ; Backus & Bull, 234 River street, eed Stanwix Hall, Albany i Storrs, ge a El oat (ey To the Public—I notice with pain and sur- rise a statement in the Herald, Fou, ge other paroels, that I, aving ordered a Le ife Boat of Mr. C. L. Ingersoll. ph in consequence of the loss of the, ‘bri Aran a Flori la | Blanco, aud that I have. capressed the pnts that ‘the crews “§ H there vessels were lost in Sonsaqnce of the absence of Life Boats! I beg leave to state that 1 have never expressed any such ominton. e Cartaina ofthese veauela were tay most intimate friends; one of them ed aa, my, mate (or several voyager | seatihe csnarotiiae ve r. B. Blanco, I know to be | and intelligent pperas lives. If he had supposed oats were essential to the safety of his crews, uo man would have more prompfly and ¢ y provided them. ane ods Ne Fi daa How Blanco were lost—-If they are lost no man do not know, and have no means ‘would have saved their crews or xiven them a chi inicio I deeply regret that my naine has besn thrust the pub ic in such a manner as to sive needless pain to many of any best friends and reflect dis- credit to m TRespee AMES PEDERSEN, Master of the barque “Jobn it: Gartuer of NY. Gen. Duff Green, late government agent to England, and more recently to Texas, permits his name to be relerced to, and declares in n pubic ‘that bat Haye Ciaiment, i from Comstock’ & Co.’s, is t remedy for piles ever discovered. He does. this ‘for ‘on benefit of the tormented, as well as the proprietors. I be remembered that it is that only sold by Comstock it Co., 21 Goarhanae street, New Yor! 49 Poydras street, New North Sth street, Ph ‘iadet 3 a a t, St. Louis bal srcelon are bepe ina es shops, Be careful enduy cal asabove. Please rie $$$. Dalley’s Magi Pain Extractor, the Origi- nal ard genuine, is sold in this Gide 2 Gourdands street, tl first and only place the true can found. Remember this.— Warranted the true, under pe of $50; and sold at pate price, Connel’s, afar better article, at same place, an Price. Large boxes. hean Family’ for Weduesday eveni The “9 wns advertin further notice, Concert, which » has been postponed till, “Joctor Childs has removed to No. 85 Cham. Vers street, just west of Broadway. lw Medieat Notice —The ote cea romney a New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, is) a fhe Suppression of a in nthe cure ¢ al a ineaee wil ereafte! fourth a eRe dest column, of ty t appear on, Pifice and ConnaltingHoane atte oleae Meas ae ee — MONEY MARKET, Tuesday, Feb. 4—6 P. M. The Stock Market was very flat today, caused princi- pally by the unplea:ant weather, which must have sus- pended a large portion of the out door business of the city. Pennsylvania 5's fell off } per cent; Farmers’ Loan, 3; Long Island, 3; Mlinois improved j per cent; Harlem, i; Stonington, 1—while Onio 6's, Erie Ruilroad, Morris Canal, and Nerwich and Worcester closed firm at yes- torday’s prices, The Jefferson Insurance Company have declared a dividend of twelve per cent forthe last six months, pay- able on the 10th inst. John Wood has been elected Auditor of State, in place of John Brough, and Elisha N. Sill, Acting Fund Com- missioner of the State of Ohio. We hope the financial condition of this Scate will be more clearly defined than wader the pregjous: administration, under which the finances ha", been in admirable confusion. Count/apfeit $100 and $200 Mlinois Internal Improve- men, scrip have been detected. Eight $100 bills of this Paper, havebeen paid into the State Treasury for lands sold by and belonging to the State. The plate has very much the appearance of the orignal. The signatures of the bills are very clumsily executed. Advices from Philadelphia, state thet the Treasurer of Pennsylvania is paying the semi-annual interest on the funded debt in par funds, and in currency about equal to relief notes, half and half. It was estimated that about three-fifths of the two and a half per cent would be paid in specie funds, and two-fifths in funds equal to relief notes, which, at the current rates for such funds, would give the stockholders two and fifteen-sixteenths per eent interest in specie funds. There seems to be considerable difference in the opinions of speculators, as to the intent and effect of the law passed by the Legislature of Penn eylvania, in regard to the interest. Tho legislature did not pass a bill authorizing the payment of the interest on the debt of the State, but appropriated a certain amount, composed of a variety of funds, for the payment of two anda half per cent on the funded or foreign debt of the State, in such fanda as might on the Ist of February be inthe Treasury. Those holding the stock of this funded or foreign debt, do not realize two and a half per cent, although the legislature passed a hill to that effect. The .importations into this port for the month just closed—January—were so much larger than anticipated, while the exports for the same month were less than thone for the corresponding period in 1844, that we cen not resist the conclusion that the results of the foreign trade of 1845 will be perhaps more disastrous than those of the trade of 1844. The experience of the past in com mercial matters appears to have little favorable influence on thefature, The sacrifices submitted tu on the impor- tations of 1944, donot act as a warning to others to keep clear of the same thing. Woannexa table showing the value of the importations into this port for each month of the years 1843 and 1844, from official returns, and for 1845 from estimates made from good data. Vatu or Foreion Imrontations veld ton Montn oF THE Yeans 183, "44a: 184 1945, Me Mazi Mdze. imported. im; erted. imported. $1,744,960 baa 37 6,347,170 25 7,500,000 6,000,400 7,500,000 6,700,000 6,200,600 7,750,000 Aaguet, 11,000,000 Septem! 9,000,000 Oc ober 4,850°000 Novembe: 2'500/000 December, 3,220,151 ——3,037/371 3,800,000 $43,127,099 74,110,270 78,617,170 Thia increase is small compared with that of 1844 over 1843, but ln estimating the value of the imports for all the months of 1648, except January, we have taken as data the actual increase in Jan. 1945 over January, 1844. ‘This gives an increase of more than four and a half mil- lions of dollars. In years of ordinary importations this increase would be very moderate, but when the country ia full of goods, when ail classes have been overtrading, when the mercantile classes have so recently been heavy losers by former importations, and a great reduction in the imports for the future is expected as the only remedy for the evils that exist, then an increase of the smallest fraction is likely to bring upon us a state of things we have had hopes of escaping. With the increased impor- tation, our experts have fallen off; we are, therefore, getting more deeply in debt, with reduced means of pay: ment. We annex a table showing the value of the ex- ports from this port for the month of January, in 1843, ‘ad and 45, Vatve oF Beh NaNDise Exronten Rom | Diorater ew YORK IN Jan, 1849, "44 and 14 1945, Foreign, . : Domestic, sdtnaie ee 68 Totals esererve. 1,637,843 1,467,055 The eggregate exports in Jenuary, 1845, were valued Bt $169,968 less than those in Jonuary, 1944, while the a | state of things endangering the existence of a large por. domestic merchandise exported in January, 1845, w: valued et $266,032 lessthan the domestic cxportsa in uary, 1844. Wesee inthis a more unfavorable state of | taingé than we anticipated, an increasing importation » and a decreasing exportation. The importing busivess of this port, this season, is ip the hands of a class of operators entirely different from those who controlled it last year. The local importers regulated the importatiens last year, to their satisfaction and we have no doubt but that half of them were ru ‘ined, and will turn out bankrupts. The field is now occupied by another class of operators, composed of commission houses and auetioneers, who dispose of their consignments, for a commission, at the market price, whatever it may be, without!regard to the actual cost, | or what losses may arise from their sales, These houses must misrepresent the actual state of our merkets, and business generally, in this country, for the purpose of obtaining consignments. They must hold out inducements to the manufaciurers of Europe which they are coavinced never can be fulfilled; their principal object being to secure their commissions and to fill their own pockets, regardless of the consequences. In their eagerness to acquire wealth, they do not hesitate to ruin those upon whom they in the beginning depend, and, by induoing overtrading, to destroy the prosperity of the mercantile classes of theirewn country. The European manufacturers have not as yet been very severe sufferers from losses on goods sent to this country, as the depre- ciation, &>., have fallen principally upon our local im- porters ; but the losses on the supplies that will be sent | out this year will fall principally upon the owners and | manufacturers abroad. The diminished value of our exporting staples reduces our ability to pay for what foreign manufactures we went | for actual consumption, without paying for any surplus that msy ke imported ; and a large import must raise o ice against us, that cannot be liquidated without 1g us of a large amount of specie, and producing 0 tion of the mercantile classes. Our banks have, for the past sixty days, been obliged to curtail their operations, to prevent, if possible, a large exportation of the precious metals ; and at the close of another year of large importa- tion, another contraction inthe money market must be realised, that will create much more embarrassment in financial and commercial eircles than has been expe- rienced since 1637 and 1638 The condition ofour internal trade is at present so un- settled, and the prosperity of some sections ofthe country depends upon so many contingencies, that prices of fo reign manufactures must rule very low, which will have an influence in reducing the value of domestic manufac tures. In consequence of the low price of cotton, the manufacturers of Europe may be stimulated to increased consumption, and the surplus manufactures must find a market. Taking into consideration these facts, it appears hardly possibleto prevent a larger importation into the United States this year than last ; but we are as well sa- tisfied what will be the result of the overtrading that will ‘assuredly follow as we are of our existence. The quarterly returns ef the banks of this city for Feb: ruary show a very great decrease in the aggregate move ment, compared with November, 1844 :— New Yorx Crry Barns, November 1844. mks. Barc February 105. Mechanicy’, New York,. Mechanies’ BI T , Butchers & Drovers i 102;211 Leh 918,730 a 1798, 213 3,896,193 Banks Cir'n. "a. Merchants Fick 88 rs i 12 ei sah 7tL Palen: 650,100 Bank mm ‘S08 Hlechanice 405,469 1, Ban! ww Yor 125,824 1,861,949 Mew Buaking ‘Assi 281,340 493,689 American Exchange, 1.128 1,034,898 oe 2s 836,276 Fulton, 874,073 Manhat 1,175,717 599,110 T4470 486, The leading features of the above, and five banks given yesterday, are as follows, viz :— Nov. 1844. xe Ls Decrease. eeeee + $38, ies 591 ne 613 698 Circulation. 5,432,502 “493,817 its, « 23,063,196 8 200,108 3,863,988 ‘The decrease in deposites shows the scarcity of money and the demand. The amount of deposites withdrawn from these banks is not quite equal to the decrease in the loans and discounts. The falling off in the specie will not vary much from three millions of dollars in the past three months. We have in these facts the best evidence in the world that the trade of last year, both foreign and domestic, was not governed by correct principles. The binksof this city found themselves too much expanded to safely stand the drain of specie required to liquidate our foreign indebtedness, and commenced a contraction just in time to save a large amount of their precious me tale, Old Stock Exchange. $1000 NY City 5's, 70 1008 175 East Ht Boston Co sooo NY alg "9 107 109 En $000 Illinois apel 300 do ben 4o* 50 © do 000 50% 50 £0000 Penn’a 5's Tay 350 L Island RR 10000 do 75 Stonington RR 40 m5 4034 25 Nor & Wore me 6855 100 do bnw 68 2002 do 30 68! 1500 de 830 68 7 do 68 BS do 67 do bse 683 i do O Reading RR 46% 325 Morris Canal 2 100 do 47 do b3028% 20 = do 830.47 12 Equitable Ins 7 2% == do 47 12) Canton 19% 40 do 510 4755 _ 4 50 Harlem RR 68 mm © do 0 Second Board. “ee ice whang 70 ps 33K fs 125 nie “dh Loan bal 000 do vB 40 3 Nor ©. Wor 67 ) 2s bes Least ne 475 Stonington RR lo oni 15 ~— do ™% 50 do a aah, Stock Exchange. $5000 Ohio 2% L Island RR » 200 shas Farmers’ eT 25 do cid 40 do % = do 7584 % © do 1% do cash 74 2% do 100 do cash 74! % do % do 10 74 % do $0 Reading RR bag a 25 rH rt do cash 48 = S 25 Suategten RR b3 40 100 do 25 Nor& WorRR 3 68 50 Canton C 9: do 68) “do s:0-af 10 do Bq 5 lo stw 49% 25 do 68. 6 do 345 49 do 93 67% Saves or Stocxs—Boston, Feb, 3. 150 E Boston stock 10}; 10 do ey 100 do 10}; 5 Boston & & Maine ap 1o0}; 13 Atles Bank i; 00 Nor ; Wor RR, oa 25 do 674; 50 Reading KR. so ds, 249; 90 do 160 do 24}; 80 40.28}; 100do 36; 75 do bo lds 247; ate 243; 20 do 24, State of Trade. In consequence of the inclement weather, out door travsactions were very limited. still quote Pots at $4, and Pearls are steady Prime yellow sells as wanted at 29} a ere were about 900 bales cotton sold to- day, notwithstanding the severe storm. Prices are firm, and appear to he steadily improvin, Hay~Common qualities of North river bole are held at 55 n 56c; prime at 68 a 60c. Paovisions—We have no change to report under this head. Holders are firm at our sales quotations, and there is no improvement in the Temen Reat Estate—At suction—Lot on. ‘doth street, 75 feat from Lexington avenue, 26 b: feet. seccsees Two story bape house and stable, with four lots fronting on 129th and 130th streets, between 4th and Sthavenues, Harlem..... .. 0 Lot south side 14th street, between B: ih avenue, 95 by 103} feet...... erty in Williamsburg, beion, ‘the Williams. org i surance Company. Term ook th cent this day, Hj ee cent on the delivery of the d the balance on bond and mote e for 5 years, with Interest ue per cent. Two lots corner Ewen and Ainslie a by 100, eee. ait +. a 330 nin; y Two lots on Aina je, near Ewen st, 26 by about 113 ‘at $160. . vel iene com Font lote ve » bashwick ‘enite cor. Devoe street, 26 by abont 96 feet, at $165. . Two lots corner Wyckoff and Ewen streets, 38 by 100, at $190... ....0.0+ 360 Two lots ‘on Ewen at, 26 by 100, at $145 990 Two lots on ‘street, between Ewen and Dy 100, at 150. ,... oer ining, 26 by 100, at $145. lot o ebeeseass i00 Fivelots do do do, 96 by 100, at $16d...... Two story frame bui on the # side of South o street, 103 hace) 100, ‘weat of 4th street, 25 e 3d instant, suddenly, ‘thee injuries regeived in from a carriage, {MatLorre, daughter oi Charles Ad nda, in t eT car of heregy The friends of the famil thowe of her uncle, Au p bil Cd begting sa Mg) rie phere the funeral jrom the rei er afternoon at 2 o'clock yr genaiory At Northfield, Staten island. on the ad instant, Darien His funeral will take from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Margaret Post, at Northfield, to morrow after- 1 o'clock, where his relatives and friends are re- ‘pectinlly invited to attend. On Tuesday, 4th instant, Tuomas E. Wesr, son of Tho- mas West, aged 7 months end 25 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at Ralf pest Y o'clock, from the residence of his father, 280 West 19th street, without further invitation. On the Ast instant, in the village of Auburn, N. York, MartHew Watson, Esq , a native of Scotland, but aresi- tent of the above village for the lest fifteen n years. Latest Dates RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. ier. «Oct. 25 Mi ity Cabello, Point Petre, Guad. Gui i Gallipaigos Tsiands! MARITIME HERALD. Movements of ths Steemshi Steamers. Leave Liv’l. Duet i Ame’a. Hibernia, Ryrie. . «Feb. 4... 18. G. Western, Matthews. . Mar. 29 oe April ce Packets to Arrive. Packets to Salil. LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL. ¥. States, Britton, . 26} P. Henry, Delano, dead gland, Bartlett,” Dee. 1 | United States, Britton, Virginian, Hiern, jee, 28 coated Bartlett, yendence, Allen, Jan 20 ter, Britton, Feb 2 RTSMOUTH. Gus Tick, iFeb. ry rk, c. 25| Oxford, Rathbone, Mar. Welinion, Chadwiek, Jan. PORTSMOUTH. HAVRE, Switzerland, Knight, "Reb. 19 Queida, Funck, Dee. 17} Quebec, Hebard, merald, Howe, Dec. 26 | Victoria, Morgan, Ma 4 Zarieh, Johnston, Jan. 1 Sully, ‘Lines, Jan. 8| Duchesse d’Urleans, Feb. 8 Pp Masters and Agents. “We aball Peron it atavor if, Captains of Vessels will give Ropert Stivey, Captain at our News Boats, a report of left at the port w! y sailed, the vessels spoken on tl peeenee, 8 tiesoF, their cargo, rs any, foreige fpapers. on news they may have. He will board them im- ned) mens if Correspondents at home xr abrond, will also confer a wor ‘ty tN to.this office ali the Marine fautieal Informa- don of nay Kind willbe chenktelly mestioa PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 5 tow xiaxa. 6 56] moon Rises .... 538M #08, aRT8, 5 (imam watex - 716 Cleared. No Clearances yesterday. Arrivea. Sehr Colorado, Church, of Garduer, 2@ days from Blaek Ri- fa Jam., ma ay Pimento and logwood to master Left no Am vSebr Two "Brothers, Richardson, 7 oars from hy arate C, with naval stores to 8 L Mitchell. ‘hs Two Brot towed up to the city this morning by steamboat Samson. Capt Ric Bex tee — saw two schrs coming in to t Hook on M vy afternoon: Home Porte. co Jan 2—Arr Merchant, [Br] Philadelphia for St Brirast, Jan 30—Arr Lucy Amelia, New York. Sld, Top- iff, Havana. Drer Ive, Jan 20—Mentor, Gremnlaw, (before reportre ald from Deer Isle for Martinique, 30°h ult.)'returned 2nd instant on account of - dis and sailed again och, aod ce on the 21st 150 miles south of le which caused the ves- sel to leak, and h eer jd returned to Tale on the 25th, with loss of patt of deck oad and ‘crew much oe Hastror in 26—Arr Tole, Wooster, NYork. Sid A He, Fi- delin, Small, Alexandria: 23d. Pandora, Bai alley, Trinidad; 27th, Blue Nose, Berp Dice; 281 Boston, Feb 3—Cld Otleans; Luey, Harding..Porto Rico; In der, Nardi snd Itichmon thet, Clifford, Phila ts fir ae Lovg Island B. Head. Phe loge ice. New Haven, Fepa-—Atr Olive, Angur, New York: Presi- t, Friebie, di alhalia, Hay low, Mobile; Union, is clear of ice arrows are closed with ie, do. it, Hayne Antigua. GTON, rei a Sean Fe bins: jandia and Mary, Jabez L ith; Annconda, Ful: anya, — ‘York: Klizabeth ‘qleon and Co! from | id Risley, ck, Bor Raliek Gite Gaskill, onda, Fullard, New —Arr previous to Jan. |, Lewis; forerr Davia; eo Pollock, Adviaas tester, arin Se lock ding, fom ‘New York; ‘Dismoad, Hallock, dot Honnke; Besta? Wrst Indies: OR. LARDNER, CONSULTE NG ENGINEER |, that 4 CARD.—The Pal r Dr. LARDNER continues the pinetie as a Consulting Engi- he fol on an extensive for many years in Englaud end France. Inventors, patentees, Semniaieeenes the arts and mannfact i the Nigati the ica Wejnce,"Corhtates te ni oiaions onthe | 0 wr inventions oes In on dapeted geratons and. doobdfal points, x penioent investigations, Wits. Or test- A ill be su ieee cs rh + a Sie Meanchey Rone jusiness Letters id, and to prevent time I frivol licati i applicants, will be ex- sane ater ace eral oct . fo R DUNLOP & SON’S ALBANY ALE A REGULAR suprly of Pale Amber and Brown Ale s heads, barrels cad halves, for for Shipping and City ase; at Novt Tre ‘West street, conten gy .TH Nias BARBER, Arent R. Danlop & Son, from ‘wil see ala i: it mn jing. pe ciey, rantee to those who ra ym with tl custom. ticle, folly ada a Sige, is5 im*m the use of Private Families, Fable Saloon New Y january 3, 1845, PUANE SIWET New Noth ne dog ” * roadway —HENity b. BLACKWOOD, Workiug any 8 proof of the above, advertias the following chess aie Beat single joi Fineat doal Finest sing feces =e IB as = yimest single joini wee a God elastic blue see! Hpectacies, ited with the best slassen, and jastic blue steel Spectacles, set with the with every care and a‘teation aid to them im the manufacture, or one Good elastic blae os. Good e ue 4s. 6d, Good elastic ae tle Steel ae 3s. Good Ge i 3s. Best Tortoise-shell oe. Beat blue Sterl Sa. Best 3s. Best ds. 6d. Be bef A ele ey your own frames, 38, = Convex ies ‘set into your own frames, . 10s. Conca — grb lessee into Kipe 3 own frames, 128, Ree t the same: rare of cheapness. i id ‘Gea idemen atte at their own residences. jaf im*ec MR. FUL! Gymnasium, No. it Aa Bowery, most respectful tends commencing & C! Sword ae nia ring entered into an array ti yas een a branches—Ai mere French, sudh an Ei » 0 = eral years engaged lineiiiah er wit in Lie IN; B.—Voluntese Companies wi ear, Mery Drill, same oot ie Rees oat ane by Salle ion , ieee cocina ate or Mr. Pullers raat, 00 Supt. Smith, blitary jas Ii OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO. EW YORK, Feb. 3, 1845, ATS An Election held this day for Directors of thia Institution i year, the following gentlemen were elected Biche Rt Lo feeok pase Joseph Alf ames E. Holme, cnt meeting of the Board THOMAS W. SEs 1 Pr. HONE was wnanimonsly relected Pr et ‘acket of the 16ib Fel Ting packet anit) OXFORD, aiton he Ioth Beorusry. d ‘JOHN Fay ee N. ‘Passage from rt of Great Bri sai Whhleezpesls tas tall Gabehs seauen ela ai piles fo it ever avg Bat lowest retes; y a theot foe En falda slay peskerTo mc Tey putas as above, her me furnis! rece ‘yy me Saat of wel street, sa toa atreet. Positively enize. received on board after this ¢ Weduesday) waiiee in Naw Orleans, Mesers. Hollin. and Woodall, who will promptly forward all goods to their address. 3h 1 ers’ hoards fe a by BINDERS’ BOAD: Bt ce ue ote y ‘0. 65 apd 87 Nasenn at d10 ve suit, by Maaseneau, Eeq,, in the 73d year of his age, an old and | ge ( respectable residcnt of the above place, = te ive tay avin: that sum of money i of | ficeat nd revenue. cai "yy blr Ba eta Hl Se je) At ¥ re BOARDERS WANTED, A HANDSOME SUITE O¥ ROOMS TO LET, with Board, on the second story of the pleasantly situated "house Ne 2 Broad way, fronting the Battery, the Fountain, &c. a Iwre WA A SITUATION BY A FRENCH ¥ WOMAN, 0 Chamber. maid or Child’s Nurse, it ¢ has been fer vhs Haat ten years. C ‘anavenk the Buel rare tly. Bert city re unmeral 6 ion ee BLicite ST ROOVS WAN fe neighborhood of Brondwey bre shamoers streets would be preferred, for two single seutlemen. dress to Box E} Lower Post Office ff wre “WELL FURNISHED HOUSE. TO LET, within two miuutes walk of the Astor. ‘The house ts a larg Pitwe atory brik building aed very couventeay arrange fir the aecommodation of a family, and has bees handsome. {y furnished throughoot during the \ect year, and’ the carhers, Xc., which were entuely uew hula town ines, are in nvorder.. ‘The House will be let with the Furniture une fil the Ist of May, at which time the Lease of House may be renewed and the Furviture be for sale orto let. Terms made cary on application tp SCAR W. STURTEVANT, 46 Wall street fi Stistes Jn the 3d ing noon, in going from John eek jold. to Pes vet, a Bandle of (about $30) Bank Noves, in small bills. ‘The finder will please return them to cry we street. WILLIAMS, BRADFORD & CU, Kee THE NOTES of the Honesdale Bank, re are redeemed at the American Exchange Baa! , at % ‘of one =e dis- count. [4 3t* ec HARK RACK HARK BACK — WAR OFFI WAR OFF! TS20N8 of the inelemency of the weather, the reat FOR MON , which was advertised to come off on Long Island, foe {i unavoidably postponed, Vue notice yeu in the columns of the Sunday hse as “ast asin the Sp'rit of the Times. And Tor boy at cation of of all lovera of Fi-ld Sports, they are now informed that Old Reynard is in fine healtiy and av Geely squirrel. The Di Dogs. Ly hee. tp-top running condition, pack well and werk steadily together,” ‘They ato regularly en all fine days, and Pag iter ‘and the gablie merally ited to see them ARAN Al VEV'S, 3, the lors Hall, cornerof #imith and: Bess toa, Brooktsn, Exe Island, fe5 1 SLEIGH BEETS SLEIGH BELLS!" J HE SUBS RS uo hand a large and sere plete asso of "Sigh “Bells, proved iyi ahd an strapped in Various ways on the most approredante ead he sale by BELEVAN & BROTHER, Hardware Pumihing Ware Hour fe5.31¢m 400 Broadway comer of Broome st. Ba OFFICE, 245.4 ‘ork, February 4th, 1 THE POST, OFFICE INNASSAU SEREIGE: ee between berty and Cedar streets, and the BRANCH OFFICE, in Chatham are openad THIS DAY for the transaction of business, tthe Park ‘and Mercheng aches are vacated, I matter will hereafter be delivered and distri bated at the Lower Office. Citizens requesti letters and newspapers delivered at the Branelt Office, Chatham Square, rer OF EXTHA Gtanoe, Boxes at either ‘ofice can be obtained li duriog. off Romegs es SPOR APP SF YP LORIMER fait Ge An £4 Strre Post Master. OFFICE OF remeron BN Cu., rt 1H Board of Directors of thin Compu’ have ahi day dee asemi-annual dividend of twelve per cent., payable cla to the Stockho'ders, or C2 eee re ea Frome Te ou and after * tothinst. ‘Transfer Books Cle from the 7th a 10th inst, fi Gree HOPE, Secretary. ~ DISSOLUTION OF GUPARTNERSINE ‘AKE NOTICE— the Copartnership heretofore i between the subscribers, under the firm of SPOONER, in the Auction and Commission Lore been this day, dissolved ‘by mutual conten.” ‘The the Lose willbe continued by AA NEY the old stan oO. roadway. eit! reat jiable for an: debts of the other's contracting after this date. is ‘AARON LEVY, 8. SPOONER, re New York, Feb. 3d, 1845, HAKRIS’ CITY OYSTER SALOON Corner of Chatham and Mott sts. D), HARRIS takes this methrd to inform his friends and the ‘+ pubhe that he has leased the whole lower part of that Large New Building. corner of Chatham ang Mott streets) and fired it {up in an elegant manner ax an OYSTER SALOUN, he will serve up Oysters and other etre hamate Meche , ina Ca unsurpassed by any y other city. ares the most reasonable. Stewed or Fried Oysters, ome shilling. Every kind of Oyster brought ta this city, can be had a this establishment, ST. GEORGE HOTEL No. 61 Broadway, New York. Next Block below Trinity Charch, and near Wall heer.) ‘HE subscribers, lessees and proprietors of the al known establishment w who will fa other estab! ing recently igieell ison a ‘orm, elt yents, flatter themselves, that they are now tthe wishes of their friznds and patrons by edioiiined them m with ithevery Eqmaforeand convenience whichs pace Nike thus cam possfoly affor ‘hr rooms of the hour are large, ity and commodions; and ope, bat latey, Gist ue ehh wey Coleen ee respectful and obedient the ta- i ‘The domestics are attentive, wubstantials and luxuries of good living—the cellar contai ‘Wines and Li ne abundantly supplied with. od Li an ample store of the choicest iquors—and the beds and beddini i thro peat the house, are constantly Kept in a elean and healtatul eon con Having availed themmselves of these and many other advatita- nd accommodations, 80 important to a Pablic house, the rietors not only deem aA Bat 0, thas aunguacin, it to travellers avd soe pe in in gen while endeavoring to please, although they do not pretend swils at competion, yet they sre cap by ‘assiduods at- tention to the wants of their guests, most reasonable charges, that, those who come tothsir house shall not meer wich disappointinent; and, that, those who go soaN a sae ence dissatisfaction, PETER ‘TLE New York, Feb, 1, 1845. {4 1m*; a Die EV" (che origintl, true ard only genuine) MAGI. CTUR, the wonder and tlasing of cha age-—This mabicion bas taore’ pee ane etter ee igease than any other extant. — Fix Sear, I fied 1 theysk al worst am Rhenmatiom, Dwellings; Bratees, Str sore aud painful” Paine of the severest Barus stopped instantly td Heald without sear. ister: out the written sij ture of . reverse ¢ outed ink, uponesch bor shld For sale at the Proprietors Prices, 2s.-4s. and 83. per bo: pot, No. 1a lio ret Ba “Bun Building, where deaiers aud Depot, agents will OTICE TO LAWYERS—A y: lawyers or ther." the paves, to which immediate o ‘het Ue by conting for improve that time ty aes ee ne the oie of jate attention will SEGA Hr Ge Capea a D.. Mi Tights nteaeon of hin fed and ep \ouenlly pllowine ice Begurs, Jest resalved b piicewerly ea iat oe Fanetgla, of various brands ne ea eaindad. Vewaer rt L kee pole. pe Fala’ clcbradns Canones om, Seeds eet would do well to call and'ceamnine ie rere oH “to purchas: ug elsewhere im * re BRUN LA eter a & COURT, 116 William street, eof pg Snag yy the Lous Phi i Wreath Rats Rach Hobiay Al. Glove beta ates coth up terneso Eary Of the latest stylea, Fighneas are surpassed by uone in the United States. SALE—Twenty-four Covered Ft ‘CARS, seh as an, used on the Penna) Scvarday, the istot =h arday, the Ist of 5 publie wat the preanises of the sul iG NCH’S HOTEL. niet 3 PROPIIETOR resectflly informa, hi friends, and vga Es few doors east of Bi niet ene pati sea ern semen, ard ba LF whe yt room. A ae Yea ee Pri p siecle deg to let them ont arall hour. ings after the house closea, will 9 3m* me CIGARS! CiGARS! CGARE! EKIVL, 92 Nassan street, the Herald Build Weld ally ints The aaseetion of his frinde wad the publ following choice Cigars, just re- ved bi vale f = fa | “ie Roralvas of sma fom a,“ Pareels of vious brand, jormas, Bracjoe, tai serving and imported, and fom [sri Stee a be strictly attended to. 15 Imerre TAXES OF 1844. OFFICE oF RECEIVER OF TAXES, yp Atma House, Pane URSUANT to the Act ‘tron the Collection of ‘Taxes in the pus of New Y¥. Ap.l 18th, ies ‘ae Fsbo e not ice rey given, that unless ‘axes now remal oe 1, ee een? caeton eer i tnd farber addition ‘of one per cent will be charged om all the fifteenth “ of March Taxes remaining unpaid on t law a elves only ihe Ree Sail iia te oe ck om 8 ie eh ad by pent a 10, ‘thereby occur tor perhy the offies. te plage He Ran Srey by, Gi Bea na ihe ar ae ‘iaichs Mest SVE oe and paper, in apy sized packages, and Bana fer Qedly i goatee of whieh tre so dhagies. Particularly injurious to person: = Paruicary recopmoenspa to the attention of ship- tly been taken on lung vo er. to C4 cheapie, patos inde ary rugicists oud Grocers in the ci pard's Boonstors 191 Broadway, or at their y have act re ateond SPALDING & CO. I jald Im*m LEECHES! f mC pry a, LEccen' for tale whole su hen; ‘for sale dad retails at uhettoat moderate by 1 C.J. Pre! NAND & CO., inf lin*ee Importer of Leaches, No. 148 Nassan street a onan = all LEBUS Es! uUsT IVED—Per ‘Affair—A, gentle- J AUCTION SALES. —— oes Dum TALIAN Beni fi uno dong « will sel feduesday ‘eb 4, lb o’elock, tot Wall street 0 bales a fan = Cen ly damaged, ander cay ease, “AUC T AL EAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE Kxehi Ca scemaded to by th liberal net tended ta 8 vertised in am the New York jna0 2were 23 Broad street, Goro RING'S VERBENA CREAM C,H: RING, original inventor aud now sole justly celebrated compound for shaving, ength bepumhe ito tharperker solar Ee tarttctions Cont Seen le to transcend. There never was a Shaving Cream proached itin virtues peculi»rly its own, nor has any wighe of fame that. 1 erbeun peparasion ou Teached the Cream” has, nor has any Shavit p received the spontanes Fin alttperte of the United ‘ay the palm at the American hundred ard ons {mitations team is allowed by judves Halsceveiinn hare ntaet co teh penetrating, most insta taneous creamy lashergiving, and the most delicious: ty scented Soap known—leaving the skin as aoft as down,» ae smooth as alady’s flat irvn, so unlike the most of other kinds which all know, le scabby chin. Ix is warranted to give e1 to preserve its rick ualities in any, elimite, and not co us formerly, when ie introduced, since which C- by experiments iscovery that entirely preven us| Sdesesspatps bad sold hate aa Tom). ie Charen H. Ring ge Market ie ie also sold at _Ketse ke Co, Maiden Lane ; James S. Aspinw: Il, street, poral retail by most Drug and Fancy stores throughout the United tates. 7 The directions on every pot signed C, H. Ring, srithons which, it eannot be g-nuine, *re POT D EAU DE COLOGNE of JOHN ¥ Bs 7 0, dealer Imitation Freigus Stones, Venetian and, Hobe: mim Be tons, : Mi preheat “ f2'imeod*ee LOOKING GLASS PLATES. ANLINE & OSTHEIMER, Tipoeeat Ror kt street, Philadelphia, have received by late arrivals full assort- ment of Looking Glass Plates, from 9 be? 7" to 40 by 2: Polished Plate Window Glass. from 18 by 22 joo by J 40, dui? 180, al Kes sortment of ‘Toilet Glasses, ee ie jes, Snuff Boxes, ar Conse, together with a variety of German and Goods, which they offer on the most we forsee terms, abz » DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. RS, ‘i. SHANKLAND, | Daguerreotype Artist, Jhaving tak: ars ore than 0 porta and be ‘well the bese st) le of ports forms her frieuds and customers aud the pa that the gives a beans fal Dagnerreotype likeness, inelading a fine morocco case. oF & frame, for only oue dollar always well patroutaeds and her etistomers increasing every day, she has, for their conver ishiaent, by two Deuerreo foe enlarged her estal re tothe Lafayette Bazaar, 149 Broadway, and by a branch of her cauablishmeat, 235 Brondway, ted story, front room, No, thet ark Fountain’ Forti’ taken. (rom ® tu she to 5 in the evening, i cloudy ‘or stormy. B, only oou doliien (bare serie) including, ‘cus or ere RED. SCHMIDH teacicbys oie s hin friends god the and tl F sic, that he has removed his oe f 1m 198 Broadway to 18 Wallat} where persons desirous of builai gare pavited to ex Anine asciection stecatalsed moni Gree tage upwardsto theexcensive Villa or Mans I the various ns, Eatimnates and Con a Leip iad saperinaemla the coerce tanerot: CCLGRED PAPER. ee FANCY PAPER ¥. BODEN ease informs his friends and the ip Biublig, that he continues to, manufacture Colored Paper and Faney Paper Boxes, in } varieties, at the old stand of the Tate firm of Blane & Boden, 1 Fulton comer of Gold strert, He is follv determined to pe superior article, put the Rrices me as, to satisfy his customers. Orders ‘will be punctua'ly attended to. Kood assortmentof Colored Fapersand Fancy Paper Boxes ae on = 030 2m*ec IN FOUNTAIN BREWERY. pH iouy ata of the Po by ecg Yd est meet the Engreassa do; mand for “Ales, hitherto: manufac at his Biswwry funibane. tun rendered foreseen rea rats of hiscustomert to commence & Brewing ¢ catablishrment in New York, to be called as above, where he intends to produce ay article w ifs presumed willeven ingest sali St of his Brand, in Pale and Am ne pins ultra” o Pigeoemic ane and salubrious beverages, and in renters sappt Max. ‘ONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Stes EQLUT: ON FOR THE HAIR, wnich will fois al color in afew minutes. ‘This Seen nie frm my cay'yet obbzed, und caapce Tail of tu highly efficacious, an great geen Se of beautifying the hair without injuring ite dou! irtues, ited to have their hair gta paving het awey. if numba woul ke onl be no ann wo oul ieee the fact. ‘and applied at No. 5Chatham st York, up stain, anCnES area Mise J AND JEWELRY.—Those to purchase Gold of Silver Watches, Gold Keay Pencils, Keys, &e., will find it greatly to their to call on the subscriber, who ia selling all descrip- the, above at retail much lover than any’ @ other house in and Jewelry exc! fe bone Vatches “war anced to keep ood tf tiie or the money refunded. Warches, and Jewelry repnired in the best manner and warranted. at much less tort the usual prices. Ab Importer of Watches and Jewelry, §15 im*ec" ‘Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall st., up stairs. DALLY’S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, 285 River St. Troy. HE Subscriber avails himself of this method of communi- cating to the lic the fact that he is now manufacturing fine cut and smo! 6. Fobaccs and ns at 289 River street, z | at next door to the fulton market, The foliowing may be found at all times at his storeand factory:— ‘Tonacco—The celebrated Furey reinia, This Tobacco took the prem im at the late Extra | hewing Tobacco, | sone et ia s ahh doy rk kl f, Tobeceo, manufactur from the leaf, oy Tark Swuprs—Hose seented, i American Gentle Of the finest vd andy foot, Brenck’ Rapes, sad in "Biad aoallties of leat tobacco, and by the trosy etpericaced sak: ns, poe man, ‘The above articles are all warranted to men. The subscriber would nh warrant his tobacco to be bet- ter wanufactured than any other ia the dtate of New York’or t with prompt attention and the same pains taken as if they Savage, 25 Fulton stret, and A. A. Samanos, Bapedway, Snir forthe eity of New York Trov, Im j2? Im*ec LiMs’ PALENL BOXES. HE PROPRIETORS OF "TIMS? PATENT CAR BOXES, would respectfully call the. attention of Hail Plond Compaies, nud all others untereated with the building of y have appointed CO! KANOUSE. "oP lentes Cher, their agent for the manufacturi of-said boxes. Also, ag wt for transacting all business coun et ith said patent-right. communications directed to him at Jerse} ‘ity from Foundry, wil anetal ee TIMMS, HILL ’& BOODY, Proprietors. Jersey City, January 7th, 1065. ‘38 Im*re BRAreSt AND BEST.—Red Ash cons at J. Weeks reened, Yard, 26 Plicabeth at. All under sheds, dry fescreened, and delivered clean to any part of the city, at te low pices viz. je Nay § itove, ken and Egg, $5 50. Driers ceived by’ Clty Des "Dore goruar Hanetin bak Ellaabeth ts, and at the Yard 2 ich Bias neat Bleecker. 318 hm JACOB WEEKS. AN HAIR DYE. icely applied according to direction, rom any other color to a beautiful k, without staining or irritating the he repured only by DR TAYNE, Ni 29 South Third street, Boiled, "Pree 50 cents. Sold by the ‘Agents A. BK D eae ruwgiets, No. 79 Fulton pr ‘m Broalways i 7 Ease = WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE. HE SUBSCRIBERS, of the only origin»| establishment of ‘sind, offer to the notice of our southern friends, mer- dd out own city an trade, the largest and beat ante ae sented 19 the ee eat ‘Sant Wh Nien Houest ‘oho, ie | a! berries, Al tts, Straw! Hae, God other rlosabercik porvooer in tetie peos radian elt niet Strawberry, Raspberry, Quince, and Pine so. Pickles, Catsups, and Sauces, of every imaginable de- svioeion, ta jars, of every sige, to suit the convenience of 0, Piekled and Stewed Oysters, potted for exportation, and keep iu any climate. warrant Hi Masters amine Pie hi foo dozen CASH TAILORING. SSTABLISIONENT, 4 PEARL STREET. HE suBscairt ae one of the. haeaers 6f the cashveyeten res eland Miliary clothe, 9 ie afte Res: Fay Havana Hapa hes ue for di9 $mm®} \ waperior style, at lower prices by terre espera Oa *y"ether house charges for the same quality 0 a0 the following list of prices -— "Best en ek Dresa C: cot Vans EOS ra . Satin, Cassimere, 5 cites own cloth cai "tows chun meade a she following _ dat Imre ~fEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!! GREAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY. HEAPEST OPERATING ONFICE IN THE CITY — ‘ooth set for, 75 cents, ouly! fat Foil, ied Lone aalit: a ured or alent arin etncied. jal2 lm*ee hae: a st, THE PICTORIAL ee ca No. 22 CATHERINE STREET. BETWEEN’ EAST IADWAY AND Henny STREET. Aw ES. having fitted up a Parlor as a Ge ral News, friends, and hopee by ausentlow to ‘businees’ to hart. Moore finance of Ahwnfarors 10 liberally beatowed since he hax ‘The voom Caraiabed with New York and Old Country Pa- ety Rhee ed withehoige Wines and Spirit fie Mayor ed Segars, anc five Pale Ale, ke. 'TLEM py SUPERFLUOUSCLOTHING .N irons of converting into seat peak yi obtain from ki aro roe will aa if ‘Subseriber, who will HH LEVE No, ¥ Wall street, tnd at «70 Hudson #t. will eal. the Post Office, or ait ae Aged ve establishinent mercant Tousioees «| billiards an: house ; prige of billiards 1234 “tae fl xe 5 for one weel ior has had strict an combined waeay room oe one night, at at all times ST prices. will show ab ; for a mont! w oe ait ro ad es wil ring the hall bale "™ WELCH ae NAL CIRCUS, PARK THKATRE, WEDNESDAY F BRUARY 5th, fertal: ments w Grend ¢ avaleode, dnnisd he CHINESE SPCHT RITA GHAN * sr Fiag Weatival—icy which all the Great Kquestriaus “will “ppear i won of Banners, st y the favorite ade iu his ‘wouderfel ‘Act of the Yensssco Youth Vaulting by the Troupe, hraded by the gent, McFarland, PPechataticorerie hen eo Oot tence eerlaed ids Ireland and Se’ tind. age icin will dance the Huvegrinn Folk Mr. E. Woods in a Novel } xtravaganza, entited iw Hoosie "Holiday. and the Bucbicws of Fine Specimens of Btatuary, rwegamnes Brothers, J. Nathaus, Hoyt, J Glenroy an * qnes:riam Director. Ride Master Clowns ese. ‘The Second Part wil Shepherd & Shepherdess, by. J Strprising Polandrie Act on the MM ‘ells, who will play a Trumpet Solo. w! is hae Herse Act by JF. Nathaxs and W_ Kioeade. an Covesrt ond Fancy Ball, by Messrs. Hoyt, Kelly, Diekguson and awards A Splendid Act bv T. V. Turner. 1 Jales se Xeres, by Miss L. Wells. Ga concludes with’ Toeat burlesque entitled DOCTERS BOTH AND BRANDEREM, by Messrs. J. May and J. Griinalgi, W ‘The Doors will te a at 6, and the Great Cavalcade will commence at 7 o'clock, ‘On SAI TURDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 8th, there will tea Grand Juvenile Fete Prices of Admssion. Private Boxes.. ., First Tier of Boxes Secoad Tier of Bowe Gallery... MENDELSSOHWS LOBGESANG. MBE. GEORGE LODER, announces “to H pablic of New York, that Bhassica CONCERT will take place at the Apollo, Roome, on. Febraan i (Washington's Birthday,) when will be produced, for the first time ta Ameri Ae oe Ptdoal OF PRARE TS ra and Choi ea, the SyantiOBGESAN ‘SA " antate icaby MBS, ELODER, Miss WATSON wad SIGNOR To be followed by « M frat vou] and instrumental talent of the city will appests ‘The si becription I list still remains open at the store of Messrs. i351 Broad wero meant atret orat of Mr Lover, 97 oe eTS ONE DOLLARS Family 1 Tickets, fe admit five persons, Three Dollars. j29 tfre sIXTH ANNUAL men pl AID OF THE FONDS HEBREW BENES VOLEN’ ‘T SOCIETY, OFTH! THE hs OF NEW YORK, will take place at Niblo’s Inesday Evening, i9th February, 1845. Tike "iver B Dollars, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, bbe had of either of the undersy COMMITTEE. hwo Afri ‘Maneous Coneert, in which the sh A. Jacks . No. 200 By Mr a Cohen,...”... No. 188 Maiden Lane cor. or of Wace, David Semeo ; pa tre. Mr. ‘bm J Read street, Mr. J Veller.es ecluer: Mr, Hey, | 0, 448 Broadway. 530toP i9*re |, Secretary. WILL take place at the Ti ing, February Sth, 18 ita pleasant an able be several Fancy Dances, inclu pectic tor ios aideruroed Coytion ait ped ‘assis the undersigned Committee, w that the uunost order and regalarity will distinguis Nes "Assembl the Assembly COMMITTEE. Dare oO. Dunham, John Wildby, es, ‘Wm Barber, Sai nolds, J. Couklin, Jas atherford, Freeman Paine, Batre Hadley IB pdike, Higbis Coreen, John Averill; amen Leach. x D Brink, . W., Carpente: {4 ttistre ‘U.L. GARRETT, Floor Manager. POPULAK LECTURE ON HEALTH AND MECHANICAL MEDICINE. DB. BANNING. from Boston, will Lecture before the Ladies and tventlemen of this city, on Monday, T eis Wednes- day and Thareday: Evenings of tris wee Lyceum of Natural History, Bro Gluse and Relief of Affection of the Lu Spine, and Digestive Organs, support to ve class of afflictions. He will that many chronic maladies are the reswlt of Tncchanical ‘ee Hlacement and relation, and not primarily of vital disease, an thac = replacement, (in co junction with ve them. Subject—Mou Raay evpsings< Lecture free.— s cents; to be il, Clerical and Editoral Profes- aed, writs their families, are invited to take free tick . may be consulied at No. —, ————, M. and 4 P. &1., by tho-e comp symp- toms: vz: Weakvers and Pain in the Breast, with soreness; Cough; Spitting of Blood and Difficult Kespi tion of the Heart; Dull Pain and Drawging, eu Side: Sensations of Distress, “Goveuess”” Stomach; els, Pressure 0 Wer iB and we Tinbs, inducing toability or indi spo matipatiou; Pies: Hysteria ond Hs rochoodr the Spine, with geseral disp Weakness of V. inging. Kicker *hildren, ‘or. younk pease who are growing fast and are easily fac goed Sach cases will angally find essential and quick relief by means of a"Lace,” which is perf-crly compatible in its application. Lacies and gentiemen may be welcome to a tris! of the Lace for four days tT o'clock, in the the Mechavical ngs, Heart, Nerves, rd the exten ion, ef fnechanic Nediesl men and studets, are invited to call and examine, aud make arrangements for their use of the Lace. fa 3c"re {BULURES ON SaAKSP) ARE ME. HUDSON, who has Iately been leciuring in Boston, will give his Lectures on Hamlet and Macbeth, in the So- ciety Library Rooms, on wenings of ‘Thaisday and Mon- day, February 6th 10th, at7 o'clock. ‘Kamiteance 50 taken at the door fa 6r¥re NIBLO’S GRAND SALOUN FOR CONCERTS AND BALLS. ga Soncaiee: * i anitwn I 1 Bail will take place at Nitto’ Va ad ‘on Monday, February 10th. ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY. THIRD _AN- BALL will take place at Niblo’s Saloon on Thurs- NWA day, FRANKLIN BLUES GI GRAND MILITARY BALL, a place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Monday, Febraary 17th, : Fon THE HEBREW “BENEVOLENT AS8OCIA- TION’S Annual Ball rane place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Wed- cesday, February 19th. (OTHE ARGUS GRAND. MILITARY = eae takes place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Monday, February 24th. BAT cakes place INDEPENDENCE GUARD Grand Military lace at Niblo’s Saloon, on Wednesday, February THE MONTGOMERY GUARD Grand Military Ball takes place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Monday, March 3d. ("THE ST. DAVID’s SOCIETY will hold their Annual Festival at Niblo’s, on ‘I'uesday, March 4th. Di on the Table at 5 o'clock. Tickets p be had of the _Sa20re D.C. COLDEN, President. ~LOTHIAN’S NEW YORK BRASS BAND. HE FIRST ANNUAL begengern | ANDCIVIC BALL day Evening, Feb. ihe Whe Baad wil orbear ioe form, “durmg’ the intermission, and. perform th pieces, vi 1. Cavati from the Opera be “La pea reid .! tS Bugle hei y Eaahel. Oblisaro—J. Nos nick Siep, Aurora + Romboue Solo it t Gallon the most modern y ir usual satisfaction. Application MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & ae, iat Im*re Crosby street. PANORAMA : OF TERUEALEM, MB, CATHERWOOD's ofthe Holy City, w rape hour tthe them call at ‘The GRANITE BUILD: “ MAGNIFICENT PICTURE OF JERUSALEM, ‘Admittance 25 cents. PE rose bel A BALLS, ee ae a oe FESTIVI- THOSE rentlemen who fakes enjoying the festivities of the juested to examine a very rich and rare assort- ant of fashionable Scanvs, (aavare, Diss Orgran, ber received by late arrivals from Paria and Londen | ‘the assortment of the ve been selected wil rat attention and are ell — ulated to give satisfaction to geutle- of taste and bseribers would call treatten- ie of te gan ed we ite we Muslin Shirts, (cut after the most approved form of ne Weare, et Merino, Wool, Flannel d Shirte and vera; Velvet, Cashmere, dnd ae and Silk Pocket ‘Belts, Fatent Past hak Yering, Ceshmere, ‘Sot, Best er ont Skin Gloves ay o articles wil suit a Mthe off esubliahment of PARSELER AGATE, a2 Im*ee adway voraer of Fok Phose "OST OFFICE, York, January 29th, 1945. THE POST MASTER GUNERAL has ordere{ an EX- kK AIL, to be sun from Co: Mougouery , Alabama, and brek, with the the communications bet: the Mobile and New to use it, to avail tice is hereby given tthe arrangemen Le TReratp and marked ‘* Texeness,” and newspaper slips from Poblishers of newspapers nddressed t> pobl phers of papers only, sat in liew of their exchange, d ne up in light and to enable those desiring = it will afford—no- Prreppers, nem ne cone end, in’ the only maiter that can be al ved to be nent by the ex 3 2wis re 7 TORN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M. fill, with a Bs Sl, eohe ees Prelling house, boen Cham sbove roperty i work: rahop Fe les from New ‘ork, and one from th ne ay ee cere pnts to JAN ‘8, iw » New Yor ne ee TER J. * SHEAR WOOB. CHRISTMAS AND N EW URAR’S 5 EXTENSIVE AMORTHT Mi, Y 8, SALE AND RETAIL, SCOTT'S, 76 NASSAU STREET. THE gubecriber offers wo public inspection the beat assortinent ‘ines, Fruits, S suitable to the sea- gy eqepliahment in the ety. Superior gars, O ampagne and Cognine Brar Rum, Holland Gin, eoteh and leave Whiskey, Brown Stovt, Edinburgh Ale, and Fruits, fresh and Tigh by the larext import Tons. Wholesale and Re: N. B.—People from the county Hotel aud: Board Keepers who buy for cash, will’ lind it to chem adv vive this eatablishment a call” Goode sent. to any part of the {ity free of expense, ‘The Seoten and Irish bier it ie great ino mistake. ie? im* re S0UNTRY (MENS Remittances in email ree made to all par Kurope, on a p whieh wil iy prevent jhe low f welnyah Be Paik for rartcalara sag son, of if sere; 76 Nassa