The New York Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1845, Page 3

“8 were nonrnally high Rowen has risen 6f 2bc; Connel’s Magical Pain Extractor will cure ‘ersoilies, Right Bank, has fallen 12f 603, For cash, | the following com i oF mo Pe ake a oy ives and Threes bave advanced 10c.; New Loan, 20¢ ; Burns. ids, is, “rysipelas, panish Fives, 4; Spanish Threea and Neapolitan, are Xruptions, Chilblains, Pimples on the face, ~* changed ; Hayti no quotation; Reman has declined j. | — Qld sores, Brais Pie ewelll ortngnese,f, For the end of the moath, Fives have Sohne eed nldc.; Threes and Bw Lown, 100 Remempen,—The Genuine is sold ouly iu’ this. ci Havas Manxers, for Week ending Jan. 3, 1845.— | Courtlande street; in Doston, 19 Tremont Rowe Feet t ia New Jeans, 59 Poydrass street; in Brooklyn, 139 Fulton street. Dalicy’s Magical Pain Extractor Salve, fom his only agency, 67 Walker strect, first store from Broad- Ve have this week ‘had but few arrivals irom sea, The ni having been alittle variable for some d ips have entered agr port, but a large nui p arrive, and many of them are expected to make tedious loyages. Four ships have cleared tor sea this week, and Luers are preparing to sail. The past year terminated ith very little business, and Commercial operations, with ‘The Indlan Vegetable Elixir and Lintm«nt, from 21 Courtlandt street,is ~arranted to cure any ease of Kheu- matism. It give nate relief, strengthens weak limbs, and extends contracted cords. Also Hays to cure in any case of Piles. the Subscriptions to jeber & Co., 8 Ledge: where single copies in need of supplies of various sorts ! merchandise, in order to secure for our market orders ‘om other ports. We received in the commencement of st week, 6.094 hales, by three ships arrived from New rleans. Since then there have been no arrivals. Sales is week were very limited, only amounting to 2,618 ules. During the first days, there was little desire to do usiness, as people were looking for free advices from © United States, which we received with the new ear. Sincethen, operations have been interrupted by lidays, and business has not yet assumed its sway. been nochange in the prices during the last pw days; but since the reception of the news by the Ha- fax steamer, holders seem more firm It is true thst tend to meintain prices ia our market in a takes down swelling Linument, warran tablishment, wholesale and retail. (C7™ With the exception of one Paper, the ‘*Herald” is read ts inuch, perhaps, in Philadelphia, as ay paper pablished in that city, affording a valuable medium to advertisers. Adver tirements to tl is at half past 4 o’clock, will ap: pear in the Herald next Pee Cree ae yZiedton! Notice-—The Advertisements of the New York Col of licine ans y, blis! fom ood position, hecause, contrary to expectation, little cot- ihe Suppression of Quachery, ea Fharmary, eeeviened n has been shipped for thia market. This has induced | hereafter appear on the fourth page and last column. of shis olders of atock to adhere to their prices, aud itis probe: | “per, W, 8. RICHARDSON, M. D.. Ageat le thst, during the whole month of January, as the ae Besa Me! OTS OF the. aDamn serie MaLNe ee arket will remain barely furnished, there ‘will be jo decline in prices. After that they will depend pon the arrivals to take place during the succeed. ¢ months. Between those expected from the Unit- MONEY MARKE Thursday, Feb. 13—6 P. M. Notwithstanding the recent improvement in quotations Stat rf charge, ing to th A : fest enameintetinee bist Cog a slips from | for stocks, the market is in rather a feverish state. Prices oulhern ports and five packets from New York, by | to-day for many stocks show an improvement, while ‘hich we may receive in the next six weeks from 40 to others show a decline. Long Island advanced 3 per cert, Mo: Canal }, Reading Railroad 14, Ohio 6’s }, United States Bank }; Canton fell off 1}, Vicksburg $, Norwich and Worcester 1, Pennsylvania #’s }, Illinois}; while Mohawk, Stonington, Farmers’ Loan, Kentucky 6's, and Harlem, closed at yesterday’s prices. The money mar- ket continues very easy, and the rate of interest ranges from fiveto seven percent. The banks loan liberally on stocks, and speculators make use of the facilities offered, but there is not sufficient excitement to draw into the atrect capitalists, So far the speculations have been ear- ried on principally by those who have small capitals and no other business, and who are regular and steady specu: latorsjin stocks. To get up'a very great speculative ex- citement, in Wall street, requires some movement that will attract thoee who seldom do business in the strect, but wait until prices get fairly started before they are tempted to take hold. We cannot look for much real improvement in quota. tions for fancy or any other stocks, until there exists a general improvement in business—until ail the depart ments of trade are in active operation. A revival of trade and a revival of speculation in stocks simultaneously take place. Itis the commercial classes that give activity to all kinds of business, and the stock brokers of Wall strect depend more upon the mercantile classes than upon all others put together. By the arrival of the pack-t ship Zurich, we have five days later intelligence from Havre. The news is of very little importance. Cotton remains without alteration as regards quotations, and the sales were to a very limited extent. There is very little doing in this market in foreign ex- change. We still quote sterling bills at 93.0 10 per cent Our quotations tor domestic exchange cannot be con- sidered otherwise than nominal. There is very little doing. } 000 bales of cottow. There arrived in our ports in 1844 ’ 9 650 bales ; in 1843, 326,965 bales, and in 1942, 370,427 stva, In 1844,0ur exports were 326,651; in 1843, 333,965 jales ; in 1842, 52 927 bales. The stock on Bist Decem- jer. 1844, was 68,000 bales; in 1848, 100.000; in 1842, 3.000 The average price on 81st December, 1844, was 57 4 63 for ordinary; 61 a 62 for fair ordinary; 63 a 60 for food ordinary--whilst during the sume pe: in 1843, it ‘88 66 @ 67, 70 a 74 and 74 v 78 respectively. ‘There took place yesterday some operations in Ameri- ;Potash—firsts, brought 85 25 ; seconds, 82 37. =“ Es Music, &o. ad. /Pico’s, Concert comeasjoff en Wednesday vening next, in the Tabernacle, Broadway, in hich she will be assisted by Sigr. Sanquirico, and e other principaltartists at present in the city. | A very fine lithographic likeness of Mad. Pico, the character of Cenerentola, hasbeen published y L. L. Bishop, of Broadway. It is well worth a lace in the portfolio of every admirer and support- r of this'talentedslady. Granp CrassicaL Concrrt.—Mr. Geo. Loder’s ‘oncert comes off onthe 22d inst. at the Apollo ooms,'Broadway,* for which upwards of eighty formers arejengaged. Mendelssohn Lobesang, ind an Offertorium, with full chorus and orchestra yy the celebrated Vieux Temps, will be given; the tter has only been performed once in public at #lgium. These alone will, doubtless, command a jood attendance. Wexcn’s Nationa Crncus—Great Succrss oF uk Nw Prece.—There was a numerous and ighly reapectable attendance at ihe Park Theatre n Wednesday evening, to jess the new _eques- ran telo-drama, entitled “Mad Antony Wayne, rthe Massacre of Paoli.” It is certainly one of he most effective and interesting pieces of the ind ever presented in this city, and the whole of he getting up, scenery, d&c., does infinite credit to he enterprising General and his talented company irs. Howard made her firet dramatic attempt in his city in the piece, and performed her part in a ery creditable manner. and was well received. rs Greene and Mrs. Preston, made their debut in this company on the occasion, with the like uccess. The piece abounds with many laughable nd amusiog incidents, as well as those of a more rave character, and the interest is well sustained lhronghout. There are some wonderful feats per- | 8 £ lormed by Mr. C. J. Rogers and his horse “ Dare- Railroad for evil,” which must be witneesed to be credited. | the week ending the Sth inst , compared with those for At the close, the piece was announced for repeti- the corresponding week last year, show a slight falling ion amid @ strong expression of approbation. off, which ean be attributed prineipally to the severe storms and delay of trains, particularly those conveying Domestic Excuance, ++ Par a ‘Apal ara See | x PPaeSapereee wee MEN, New River Strgamer.—Mr. William Brown, the famous steam boat builder of this city, has now on rh rWiprasit Rkizecute he stocks two magnificent steamers for the North Week ending Feb. 1844. 1845. Incr. Deer. River. They will far surpass any boat built by | Freiit ke ih ee hase him now running on the Hudson. ‘The longest 00 77 aol 1018 will be three hundred and forty feet fram stem to tern, and the smallest but a foot or two short of at. Together they will reach to a considerable istance towards Albany. Fifty shares of the Boston and New York Chickasaw Land Company stock were sold at the Merchants’ Ex- change this afternoon—10 shares, of $500, brought $152 0; and 40, $147 50, each. ‘The Suffolk and Tremont Manufacturing Corporations, Massachusetts, have declared semi annual dividends of eight and ten per cent. The revenue of Boston for January was $207 000— during the corresponding month of last year it was 173,000 dollars. Since the extension of the Hartford and New Haven Railroad to Springfield there has been a very rapid in- crease in the receipts of the company. Hantrorp ap New Haven Raruaoap. Receip’s for January, 1814, exclusive of mails, Receipts for Janu } exclusive ef mails, Sevenru Famure in Boston.—Another despe- ate «flort was made in Boston on Wednesday to lect a Mayor. Homer, dem., received 1451 votes; is, native, 4329; Parker, whig, 3340; and ering 17. There was, of course, no choice. Whole number of votes 9187. Davis, lacks 480 of choice. From the trial of Jan. 80, Homer, loses —Parker, loses 509—Davis, native, loses 100— tering, loses 23 Trinvrs To Bravery.—We find in the Boston apers of the 12th instant, the following paragraph e copy it with pleasure—it deserves a place in very paper : We saw yesterday at the store of Lows, Ball & 3o., a very elegant and handsomely worked silver pitcher, ordered by Captain Caldwell and Mr. rain, commander and first mate of the packet hio Dorchester, of this port, as a present to Capt. oha Britton, of the packet ship Rochester, of ew York. It will be recollectea that by the very humane, skilful and energetic exertions of Captain riiton, of the Rochester, the officers, passengers, nd crew of the Dorchester were taken from the reck of that vessel during a gale at sea. The pitcher bears the following inscription : ‘Ebenezer aldwelland Theodore Train, of ship Dorchester, ‘o Captain John Britton, of ship Roehester ; Dec. 5th, 1844” We learn that a handsome sow pen- cil case has been presented to the mate of the Ro- hester, and suitable presents have been made to the seamen who manned the boats of the Roches- er, and went repeatedly at the imminent hazard lot their lives, to the relief of their fellow beings on he wreek of the Dorchester. _—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——Saa ss Art Versus Nature—Sefore a full length mirror stood @ erexture exquisite and rare—seldom is gi meee igh, of shin more fair’ Upon her setters Canes bertlens tasecennalacigre Hung jan the i Increase, equal to 149 percent... .. . . +$10,602 83 All the railroeds of New England have, for the past year, been unusually productive, and the prospective preductiveness of the roads now in operation is so flat tering, that the stock of most of them is daily increasing in value. The Legislatures of Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts have passed several bills authorizing! the construstion of railroads ; among others, a bill has passed the Legislature of Maine, by a vote of 104 to 10, incorpo- reting the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad Company. This company has been incorporated for the purpose of drawing the €aneda trade to Portland, 9s it is about one hundred miles nearer Montreal than Boston is. The Fitchburgh Railroad Company havo nearly completed their road, and the Burlington Railroad Company con- nect at Fitchburgh, and extend their road through Ver- mont to the waters of Loke Champ!ain at Burlington, whieh will, eventually, be extended to Montreal. This road, from Boston to Montreal, would pass through arich and populous country, having a large trede, while that from Portland to Montreal would pass through a wi'd, un- settled and pour section, having no trade of consequerce, and in every respect much inferior to the northern part of Masscchusetts and interior of Vermont. ‘The Chargé d’Affairs of the United States to Grenada has just arrived in this city. He has negociated acom. mercial treaty, which cannot be otherwise than of the greatest importance to the commercial inter of the United States. The treaty says that the commerce ‘of this country shall be plsced on on equal footing with thut’of the most favored nations. The duty on articles, ; the growth and manufacture of the United States, is to be is bea ach lovely feature to is Poupres ‘Sparives. from ich looked so frightful. while ‘in had borrowed that clearness which was sir, (once red as evening skies are) was, | and carne ly set as not to be removed by rubbing, whether dry or wet! LIENVOL—Then indies hasten yous Broadway, if you | redaced one-fifth. Our domestic manufactures are to be Wa Kee ane rape ae eigen csenwocrabaat Raabe admitted on as favorable terms os those of Great Britain. Dr. Gounaun's world-renowned toilet preparations are to be This treaty will, without doubt, be ratified, if itdoes not interfere with any treaty we may have with other ne- tions. Weare not informed whether the government of Grenada requires any reduction in the duties now levied on their productions imported into this country, or not — Public opinion, in regard to commercial treatics, is daily becoming more liberal, and we think that the new admin. istration will bring about a complete revolution in this Now York, arly atthe original depot” Walker Bue, ing gonts=2 Milk atrret, Boston ; Pearce 4 Stanwix Hall, Al- bany; Backus & Bull, 234 River icra Tousey, Roches- ter; Storrs, Hudson; Uarleton & Co., Lowell ; Bull, Hartford ; Dyer, Providence ; Myers, New Haven; Green & Co., Wor- ceatee, Rheumatism Cured for 50 cents.—Who wil! suffer the excruciating pai man’s Kheumatie Remedy wil most inetantly stop it pangs? Tt cures quickly, colds of pain int department of our foreign affairs. boues, lumbago. gout ot weck, &e. ‘weasure you, & most heavenly rem-dy, aud no hambug. Sold at 82 Chatham | We annex the reports of two more Pennsylvania Banks. stot; 343 Broadway, or 159 Fultoa street, Brooklyn. Price 50 These reports ehow quite an increase in the discount lines, and a decrease in specie. Banks or Pennsyivanta. cents, ‘ iyi | Farewell to my old face, adien to my phiz, _ eove ed with blotches til: Jones's Soap riz, $7500; United States’6 per centum loan $50,000; U. 8.5 ver centum loan, $150,000; Southwark Bank stock, $20, 100; real estate, $23 749 40; notes of other banks, $97, 398 38; due by other banks, $16,940 39; expences, $3,754- 2. Total, $1,153,131 75 Capital stoek $259,000; due to ther hanks $176 221 71. Commonwealth of Pennsylva aia, $6,937 27; dividends unpaid $2117 ; profit and los: $60 037 59; discount account $117 629 38; exchange, in- terest and premium account, $4279 17. Old Stock Exchange $5000 Ohio 6’s, 70 30 99 25 shas Morris Canal 29% 10000 do 2099. 40 do 30. 700 do 98% 200 lo. 5000 [inois spel bds 4tig 475 do 5000 do b60 44! 25 Mohawk RR 000 lo “a 0 1000 Indiana bonds 37 110 L Island RR 5600 Penn’a $’s boo 73 200 de 830 77 ‘to iv de T 1000 do 4 6 do R 125 Canton Co 53% 100 do 860 72 15 do 53% 275 | do 7 25 do ¥ 10 54 13 NHaven & Hartford 97 50 KE; Boston scrip 4 75 Harlem RK m 150 Erie RR 200 Reading RR 48hg % do 2}, 200° do 60 48; Second Board. {0shasFarmersLu =r di 55shas Mortis Canal 31 do. rag 50 do 3I 25 Morris Canal 30% 50 to 31 faa 3038. 100 Reading RR ‘6 lo ‘or and Wore r 200 do 3136 New Stock Exchange, 86's, 62 114, 50shas Canton Co atw 53 1000 Ilinows'6's, "70 35 Morris Caual ¢ 29) has U 8 Bank 5 do © 29) 375 Farmers? Tr 4036 25 * do #30 30 lo 4% 10 do 303g ¢ 40% 100 L Island RR 380 77 bow at 50 do 83 7736 b3 41 do, n snow 41 50 Norand Wore 810 72: e40% 50 © do ¢ 72 cee & Me lo PS 25 Harlem RR 25 do bs 72! do ve 2 5 do 930 72; Sarxs or Stocxs—Bosron, Feb. 12. At the Exchange Board— $3,000 Reeding RR bonds, ’47, 754; 3,000 do, bol0d, 753; 15 Fitchburg RR, 112); 20 Kai ern RR, bol0, 1073; 5 Portland, Saco and Portsmouth RR, 98}; 6 Appleton Manuf Co, 964; 10.Eaat Boston stock, 1 40 do 11]; 2 Philad’a, Baltimore and Wilmington RR, 21 State Bank, 604; 25 Reading RR, 24; 195 fas, 25 do 234; 25 Norwich and Worcester RR, 73; 10 do 72f; 11¢do bol0, 73; 7do 73. ~At Auction—50 shares Western RR, $98} 2 99 per rh: 7Boston and Lowell RR, 20} a 21} adv; 42 Boston and Providence, 64 a 63 adv; 30 Boston and Worcaster, 17] pr ct adv; 1 Merrimack Manuf Co, 36] do; 5 Hamilton do qh Amotkeag do 38 per ot Ay de do; 8 Appleton do, 953 per s adv; 4 Lowell do, 6. 6} do: 15 New England Bi 11 US Ins Co, $52 for 50; 2 Railroad Bk, Lowell, 6} per ct adv; 7 National Ins Co, 59; 12 Winnisimmet Co, $34 per ehare. State of Trade. Asues—Pots are dnil at 887}.a$4. Pearls we still quote at $4 19} a 425, Ly Busswax—Prime yellow, of ail descriptions, sells as wanted, at 29} a 294c. Cerror—The market continues to exhibit the same features, neither holders or buyers being at all disposed for operations. The sales to-day are merely nominal. Har—Common qualities are in moderate request, and sell at 550; prime at 58 a 60c. W>.wxey—Drndge casks are inactive, but firm, at 22c Barrels, both western and prison, are held at 23 a 23}0. Rear Estate—At Auction—Three story briak house 196 Hudson street, next to the corner of Broome street, lot SEDY FORCE ois sass vine Sao slo's cece} $4950 Three story brick store in Centre Market Place, next to corner of Grand street, Jot 17} ft by about Blatt. occ recccees One adjoining, same descrip Lot 63 Mulberry street, 21 ft fro: it deep one side, 117 the other, 3580 Lot 93,.Crosby street, near Prin 3050 Lot 187 Hester st, near Mulberry, 25 by 100 ft 3300 Three story brick house and lot 188 Grand st, ner of Mott, house 26 by 46 ft, lot 25 ft front and rear (narrower in the centre,) by 100 {t deep, Three story brick house 196 Third avenue, co1 of 18th st, house 25 by 45, lot 26 feet by block,.. Three story venue and 25th st, house 20 by 40ft, lot 20 by 76 {t, 26 tt of which on lease for 46 years at $14 per annum . Two story ft, with pri Two story between 21 nes, lot 26 by 98§ Lot corner of Hammond and ‘Factory streets, 25 ft on the former, 95 on the latter. or Lot A amit same size. 0 r half the lo. oe oe Lot corner of Perry ani Factory strects, 25 feet on the former, 95 on the latter,..... Lot adjoining, same size. 0 lo. oé 1775 Lot £9 ft front on Hammond at, 12 ft rear, 819 ft on Greenwich lane, 80 {t deep on the other side,.., 3950 Lot on 40:h st, near 2d avenue, 25 by 98} ft,. . .. 145 Lot on 2d avenue, near 40th street, 243 by 100, 190 lots on 78th street, running through to 79th st, each 26 by 100 ft, at $150,.... 0... esc ce eases 900 Lot corner 79th st and 4th avenue, 26 by 100 ft.. 250 7 lots adjoining, (the whole front ‘te 73/h st.) same size, at $200... esse eee eeecew ees cen ces 1400 Frame house end lot 26 Goerck street, with stable on the rear, lot 26 by 190 feet,.... seeseces 1650 Two story frame house 172 Stanton st, with 6 years lease of the lot, at $120 ground rent........+.... 400 Lot on avenue B, between 13th and I4th streets, 23 by 95 feet. xe 600 Three hy 4 dwelling house and lot 14 Cherry st, Bie cont, 254 ft rear, 96] ft one side, 943 the Three story brick store and lot 240 Front s front, 60} ft deep one side, 51} the other. Store ond lot 29 Peck slip, lot 22} by 48} ft tongue of 14 ft by 28,... Store and lot 31 Peck slip, 21} 47} the other. ... ‘ Store and lot 39 Pec! 25 ft ft deep one side, 373 the other. Four story briek store and lot 250 front, 18} rear, 81 ft 10 deep; store 77} ft deep Two lots on 65th ond 66th street, near 6th aven fro Tot a 374 ft en former, 43 on latter, by 201 ft through. 160 Two lots adjoining, 25 feet tronts,. . .... no Lot corner 5"h avenue and 55th st, 28 ft fro 330 » Five stery brick store and lot 220 Pearl st, lot 20} ft front, 107} ft deep one side, 1024 the other. . .... 22760 Two story brick house and lot 415 Broome street, lot 25 by 118 feet... os Two story brick hous roome street, lot 26 by 1014 ft, house 26 by 46 ft... ...... cee Store and lot 100 Bowery, between Grand and Hes- ter st, lot 25 by 100, store about 60 ft, three story building on front, two story on rear. : Premises 53 Bowery; building occupiei lot of 26 by 147 fi the whole he eee eee ew eeee ee eats Three story brick house and lot § Laight atreet, lot Qi by sees eee Hee eee eee atte eee eeee Four story brick house and lease of ot 77 Murray st. Two lots in Cherry, near Scommel street, together 42 by 80 feet,. . “m Frame house and jot south side of 10th « routheast of 6th avenue, lot 214 ft by 92}...... Three story brick house and lot in Lith st, between 6th and 7th avenues, 21 by 108} ft... . 0... sve Two story attic brick house south side of South. First street, first house above Fourth st, house 22 by 33, lot 9 by 100........ House and lot 16 City Hall P ff No. 185 Prince street, lot 25 by 77 feet...» No. 88 McDongal atroet, lot 23 ft by 75, 365 fost Married, On Wednesday, 19th inst. by hia Honor James Harps Mayor, Mr. Danrex, C. Sanps, to Miss Pau F. Warp of this city. Liver: —Packet ship Montezuma—Geo tuckys ‘Thomas Young, “Alexr ‘Young, Scotland=-1i6 sa" the Steerase. Killick, of Ken- Miss E Fisher, L Giraud, Mr Le ate Consort—Capt Selby, late of barque sol “New Onirays—Brig Warsaw—Mrs A Herbest, Miss A M Herbest, T H Herbest. —_ a Oct. 1814, {remember thee well, my old dark yellow face, | t 183 " Wh se blemish nn lotion or drug ¢ old eran | Southwark Bk arse “Beas | dots oats "TiN That mirne'e rose-—'Phe grent Chemie it Sosp— -+ M61, ; Y x ‘That balm for the homely—-the only real bope. esi Peun Township. . 298,474 739 496,882 160,637 Mor all those afflicted with Chapped and | Sieg.sor “ya.200 11g a05 teoder flesh, tt Jones's Italian Chem: Soap is the most ex- | ire. 8. re. cane ve aie reskin soft, | Soathwark Bk. . 197,050 383380 209'300 rita afl amon topoweet rockin Tas, Ficiies salctthears | Bk'ot Fene Towaship.. ooecs. Sinise Mai eo wactal vege behogimhe yt ohe $275,505 960,539 $76,395 828,501 Engle, 2 C * ‘ST Styte att Mind, tre genuine hes the signata —mind that, or you will get a bad ‘The leading features of the four banks of Pennsylva the reports cf which have been published, colapare ‘as follows, viz:— jones on the wrapper | Deer. 435,463 Worth thete Weight in Gold—Jones" Ita- jan Chemical ‘uring Cl ‘ Us} cloning’ the Bite, "Price 38 canta tocssht ir Ke: | ioraigs Py benaifllydremig acd exes the growth of the | mn. Jones’ viel x it HE: red chalks giving ‘h tRhaa hfeitve ein a uarivalied pre eh Agha only in this | | Seema Ostet da; “asaiagy WO0I8 i 20.359 948,603 198,244 Deposites, 1,946,003 2,197,001 250,998, = The increase in the loans cf these four banks, for the year, amounts to nearly seventy percent, wi ile the de crease in specie reaches thirty three and a third per oent. The circulation and deposits have increased a small per Ma | cent. The whole amount of relief notes issued by the itles as any | Bank of Penn Township, under the ect of May 4th 1641 Li ¥ c in as large te pri cents per bottle, or § ‘was $100,000, of which there have been destroyed by the Price others charge.” Testbed only ata | Auditor General, $26,900, leaving now outstanding a $63,100. The condition of this bank on the Ist of Novem Dalley’s Pain Extractor—at Half.Price— | ber, 1844, in departments other than those given above, at the original office, 21 Courtlandt strest, warranted geuuine, | wag ae followe:—Capital stock, $225,000; contingent CosneLt’s at same place, warranted better and at much less | fund (created by reduction of capital) $53,867 17; profit — — and loss, $2,176 08; discount and interest $14,588 94; di brent 7 poate “gn ts el roe videnda unclaimed, $1,197 60; City B. $84,743 33 radically eure almost every that is heitto,fom | county banks, $19043 49; Commonwealth, $723 69 ots te bt fa" more: that ie, have bern | Post Notes, Bank of U. 8. $160,687 90; expenses, $2,612 have aed 1 An ting from the truth | 63; realestate, mortgages, Rround rent, ke. $35,620 69 ens el "Bet Wee ata te loan, $1,375; sock of this ins'i'ution, hieendenvared to counter seat pales tetera other stocks, $7,641; ouiy Ianks, $11,918 98, the eommanity ye ee ig for | country banks, $18,672 07. by Gauraeate* The condition of other departments in the Southwark Bank, than those given above, wea as follows :—Penr- or Casiphor Loseetear asi te sure you get the genuine, ie loan , $12,600 Southwark) Corporation loan, ene AML wh the Bloods at half the Courtland strest, i been iflered to tnsiise, they have been. ebtieed, and ag De. Sherman's warehouse is 106, Naggan street. a7 sey nah te rt ’ iway ; ited reokiya. EEE Te Foreign Im Havar—Ship Zuri _ Wirend Pavenstedt—22 Loeschigk & dree-t Banham & Baldwrin—t ‘ eydeguer— che—i J G-Archun— © Brokin et & co=5 CI ton—1 J Magnin ri rne—1 (ious Retncharde & opi Hak 5 Syz—1 Kessler & com! Moran Divero's &co—1 A & H Waller—1 M Cnffe & Melbar— 1T Cechran—1 Hardence jr—10 Hornet, Herrick & Bluut—1 a Berthaud—t Cizen Nolests—50 baskets wine R Munn—44 do 900 dis Brucker & co—100 ‘& r—! 8 Phillips & co— Lamson & co—1 J R is & com4 Hhaller- lark & West— a. Z & Cond E Kanpil reamy Koy &eo—a | =—6 H Bh: & 2H Andrew Bhaw—3 5 Ld Cohen—s6 Benkard & Hulton—1 MR Prince— yder—1'8 Dupue: Wight, Sturgi: & co obits 1 Steele, Devter & Bush-1 Chester, 1G Woudhesd=i'F Brices't Moran & Bergerac lourmay—1 Hi Paterson—t F Hla Br ‘Thompson—1 St Felix—2 MARITIME HERALD. Movements of the Steamships. amers. Leave Liv’l. Duets Ame Ame iberuian. fiyrie. «seb. 4'.+- eb. 8 vMare G. Weatern, Matthews,.Mar. 29 ... April 12 April 4 Ship Masters and Agents. ot if, Cr of Vesselé wi iw Bete ty a tay oe oa News 4 will a “he sbipping left atthe nxt whence they sailed tpeken bu thelr passage, sist of thet eteor aediatnly oo their arrests rreload, vill aio + the Marive. tata : von of muy Wind will be thanktelly reesiead. AMUSEMENTS. WELCH’S NATIONAL CIRCUS PARK THEATRE, OPEN EVERY EVENING, AUCTION SALES. . NAVY AGENT'S OFFICE, New York, Feb 8, 1845, 4 HE FOLLOWING ARTICLES will’ be sold at Public the U. 8. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, L 1, ov at 12 o'clock, M., under the direction of PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 14. and ow Laud 17 0dcha bbls Bee, B Saberie® tae Aen eee fe y) , ° “ VEST RIAD 4 ss toe ks. ne] Ss eae bate Be THE GREA EQUESTRIAN TROUPE IN THE one eer, lm@e 103 Ibs Ri Comerising the Superior Talent of Menara, J. J. Nathana. (fd Heuer Mv aviae ogers, M Farland. E. Woodr Cleared. 3291 Ibs Bread, A r, the Brothers Kincade, McCollum, &c., &e., ke! Ships Plato. Phinney, Hull, J L Darby; Rajah, Bangs, New | 816 Ibs Tea,” bi oieg on ig Hohe wr [tore yg a Orleans, B Richards &'Sons.—Brig Werumpka, Fowler, Mo- | 2 boxes Blacking, In addition 10 whieh extrao dinery Unien of Valent, will be # & Clearman.—Schra 41 Walker rs, Havana, | 10 dark Ku 1 S:ock eseuted a National Equestrian Drnmatic Spectacle, with, feaper, Crooks, Jacksonville, KF. J Elwell & Co; | 10 boxes Mustard, Linen Frock, tuful Scenes, Costumes, Art levy, Bridges, immense Runs, a, Daykwater, Georgetown, do; Ann Hyman. To | 300 Sewing Needles, J psir White Liven ‘Srowsers, ‘Ke., evtith rn, lat lect, Johoson, do, hell; fee, ue Cloth Jackets, J. BY ; Burr, Bamber, Richmond, Allen & Paxson; Edin: Od, 3 White Flannel Shirts, MAD ANTONY WAYNE bore. Decker. Norfolk, Platt & Fierson; Dodge, Knapp, Alex-| 21 Ibs Cheese, 1 Black Silk Handkerchief, HORSE DEVILDARE andria, Sturges & Clearman, 2 bbls Indian 'Meal, 1 Spoor BOLD HORS: 436 bush. Beans, 315 Thumbles. Whose Tremendous Slides, Leaps and Bounds 3 . Arrived, P 2'ibs Butter, Waterfalls, aud the Appalling Feat. of Dashi Packet ship Montezima, Lowber, from Liverpool, Jan 3, Terms Cash, a ‘Terrific and Pernend:cular Rock into a Fort with mdse. to. Fl Marshall. fe JAMES H. SUYDAM. Navy Agent, manned by t itish, will be faithiul- enn pe bari hnston, from Havre, Jan 5, with mdse, £9 to 17 re No. 68 Courtlaudt st. ly enacted, © with ‘ox & L'vingston y ‘Was towed up by steamer Jacob Bell. Barque Fdward, Bulkley, 6 days from Chatlenton, with’ cote ton, to Geo Bulk'ey. Brig Consort, Ames, 80 days from Buenos Ayres, with hides, ce. to master. ‘Vessels left before reported. -Fererieuced very final serusgle, resulting in rnc GUE TRUM OF Let ry : L e Characters sus reble Compan: of the highest ceputatiou, which eau be certified by's perusal of ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE. ILL BE SOLD at Public Vendne on Wednesday, the 26th gowd fene ‘ ‘clock, A. M. -bille. heavy weather—has heen 25 days North of Hatteras Was | idence af Horie Or Coll dened ae Heay Beea at the late ree, Prices of Aamseston, te tone felens tess 42 days from Oporto, with wine, eo | died poste: situate ia the town of Huntington, and county ate Boxes,» a dail Patgion aod 1 $8 . » ai , a * 4 0 Le Pi ° cents J Osbo n. Psd experienced heavy weatheron the pissage, stove | pl snfolk, ie! ays gag Dering Houses t good Ben nde “reond ft of Boses....00 es 4 : ¥ a our, anda large | Galler SA ian brig Proteus, Dalet, 71 days from Rotterdum, with ohisktave men halen, he house, | —— Mire A Oke at , which hay a never failing Ne house, piLaoe oben B ; ui 24. with mdse, to Sturges & C one viece of Tiber and Sp:out GRAND ¢ m iW, Ease gehole Farm being i N . seis in the ensier'y uslenn ath inaty leo. a pilot hont loving to dinning the road leading from Dixhills to Sweet Hol FOR THE BENPFIT OF THE inthe Gait Secon” rowed be scree Hees Heaeeat nt cau clea etiam Pend aend | gy gi ALIAN ORCHESTRA. Kanhawa, Hervey; 23 das from New Orleans, with 24 agar 105 bls olassen ts Wan M Johnion & Sons. Hos 6 days North of Cape Hiteras, 20th ult. a very ‘ommenced from WNW and NW, which lasted w when it hauled to SSE, and blew a perfect hurries lasted 10 boure, when the wind agin hauled blew very heavy—split fore to eral away main and main tonsail yards and main rigging, fore vards, aud sustained considerable other damave. We have had but one observation of the sun in 14 days—weather very cold and snow is abaudance. Was towed up by the steamer Schr Aun Moria, Jones, 5 days from Newbern, NC. ; vale Tey Bi ee mee Stay On Saturday Evening, The following Artists have kiu: vecasion, viz MADAME ARNOU Sth of February,1845. Y given theitservices on this MADAME OTTo, E LUCE, near the Halt-holl also, snother 4 west of the house of Philip Valentine, ond adioinine the r Ieading from said Valent’ Sweet Hollow, containing five acres more or less; alto, a tract of Salt and Sedge Meadow, on Great Neck, on the sowh side of the Island, containing aout 10 teres ‘The above will be sold altogethe: ers. Any jerson desirous of Jacob P. Carll, on the premises, ‘Any other information can be given by Conk! iynyand indianutatte tities given for the seme. CONKEIN CARLL,} | Administrators for them- 21 acres: to the N porcha- me can elt ov axils — |, Brool SANQUIRICO, NOK DE BEGNIS. Soro Perron ‘ MESSRS, BLEY, BOU' Hk K. 4ROPNVELDT & KYLE, ‘The Orchestra will consist of Sixty Profe-sors on the f.l'ow- ing Lastruments, Forty of whom have kindly voluateered their f Diamond. Hallock, 6 days from Newbern, NC. with | ¢gageeq OLUBERT CARLL, § selves and the other Heirs, | <ercee iT 2 Flutes, mare Mares Uo Meda a eee denen we wih é 4 Violas, 2 Otoee, 2 ‘crambe i North wen raG: i — mrp Fi x "88, val sloten, to Willams SB Noriae NC with ma W ANTED—A middle-aged or an elderly lady, of wood ad (eS se 1 Bonberdson, Schr Select, Johnson, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to dress, who, has n genteel residence ia this city, upper part Drums. Cymbals, Triangles, ke, ke., he. master. gh the city, preferred, to, whom, reference may be made at her | LADEK UF THE ORCHESTRA. ... SIG, RAPETTY, Below. dwellis one who will afford such facilities as may be re- Mr. Timm and Mr. Etienue will oreside at the Piano. Onesnip, two brigs, unknowa. psciows chtremes sine eee Bear Gtiee en oa: 1 ‘A Ncmiramide,”,.. Rorsivi Sailed. meet with due attention, tr ieee 6 Picky Ply ny ga aa le Luce (her first appearan Non piu fioro,” from Clemensa di ‘Tito... ».« - 4 ; in publie) Ships 8 and, Knight, London; bi ry Gp bith Snes CHR ne Pe Mozart Orlean: Lath: |OST—On Sunday afternoon, at the comer of Was" Ring, i SELET! | Scena ed Arin—Signor Valtell y ware and Fifth Avenue, a small GOLD BRAC: T, € ignor Valtellina. .. Anguee (aw) anstrtans: hen sole ec When mieriaimel felch amit the ie ot be suitably jadaine ) Mississippi. and Albert, NOrleans; Macon, Savannal rewarded by Jecving it at 231 Washingt fl4 It®ec . Charleston, end others. ade AAS rac Fog Lower Bays are again filled with large LECTURES ON SHAKSPEARE M&. HUDSON, whose Lectures have been delayed several days on account of the weather, will Lecture on Hamlet ————_—__— aad Machen the Sycicty Litrary” Hom, on the eve tin BEGUN BRE Miscellaneous Record. Mega Admatsanee eaehn CYOian OB cen onan cell two | Grad Domio Medina Otte sad Beso De Beal ames Sd Tor gg tico per Ja Musica... Fioravsnti Northall. lies $1—taken at the door. JANVASSERS—Several men wanted to canvass the ad State of New York, fora new and magnificent on, which ready ‘this week. ‘T’o such as cau the proper requisites, a rare chance is offer _ Also wanted, one or two good men to canv in the German lauguage. § . fid 3t%ec 127 Fulton street, 2d story. NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED WITH LAMENESS ATERMAN SWEE'T, Natural Bonesetter, intends leay: ing by. the first of the week. to attead tomy Scheot in Bonesetting, &c., at Amsterdam, Montgomery County, New York, My office aod agency for the sale of my medicines are at J Miner’s 210 All addresses left in my absence will be attended to first “on my retaen. at home if desired. Dr, Packer Suir Pavt Jones, for row at 12 o’clock. dour O .L¥ans, from Boston for New York, got off Sandy Hook, and was blown back to Tarpaulin Cove 6th, with sails all blown to shreds, bulwarks stove, &e Missinc —New brig Maine, of 250 to pool, will sail to-mor- of and from Tho: led Dec 9, and has not fora. new work GILLIS, ‘d ftom. re—"'1'n Gazz Ladra, 10 Forte is from the eelebrate 1 Factc! ice. to the Prrquette, Orchestra and First Tier. $1— ‘Tisr, 0 cents Private Boxes, $10. aes 3 the Coneert mmener preci ; ube secured at the Box Office, on Friday aad Spok Lowell. Myrick, for NYork. ton. barh nd Zebra, Thomas, for Bos- from Palermo. Dec 2, off Gibraltar. Salem, from Mageguadavic, NB. for M4, Jat 31 28,"Jon 34 21 Charles, of Boston, Jan 26, abt lat 26 40, lon 79 12. A brig showiow a bine, white and red signal with letter A in ir, Jan 30, lat 32 27, lon 78, jock. Shannon, destination unknown, Jan 26, To:tugas bearing 160 | Shesers, corer of Spruce and Seventh streets, Philadelphit " Opera, may secure their seats by ap miles SE. Roberts & Atkinsons, Balti » are agents to sell my medi- | plying early at the office. £13 Stis ec Loh aattent, of and from NYork for Matanzas Jan 25, lat 24 40, | ciner. 1 have been iu the city since September, in full emi jon 79. with a few calls ou: to other cities. fd Intec BROADWAY JOURNAL. ONTENTS—Saturd-y, Febrary 15, 1815.—Iilustrated by a Full-length Portrait of Horace Gueeley. PAL”O’S OPERA HOUSE. F. PALMO respectfully ennounces to his friends and the jablic senerally, that he has eugaged Mr KNEASS and TROUPE, for one week longer, commenciug on MONDAY Svensng, February 17th, mstant, con: d Metoka, NOrleans for Piccrpools Jan 11, Jat 28 8, lon 79 12. Weshington, NOrleans for Liverpool, Jan 1, lat 31 30, lon 66 20. Cato, NOrleans fox Liverpool, Jan 12, lat 285%, lon 78 £0 Roman, Portlynd for NOrleans, Jan 18, lat 30. fon 72. ug of Ten unsu tury. i 1 il Brazilian, N York for NOrleana, Jan 14, lat 28 50, lon 66 30. a setae Rikon po Onantte Betecea beeen ines Foreign Ports. most popular and fe Mons. ‘Edouart, by L, Maria Child. Pork einionaan Sanda? eee, Atco tng clebraige New Havre, Jan 281d Diadem, "Barstow, Mobile; Moselle, | Mons. Edouart, by Le jhild. ork Ethiopean Baud of Serenaders, whe will sing and play a Hant. Boston, dth—In port, Sally, for NYork, 8h (or 10th); jome Secrets of the Magazine Frison-House variety of popular pieces, every evening during the present en- Galvdonia, for New Orleans, Iithy Bevern, for do. Sth; Con: | Batti by J: R. Lowell the Revelation. agement. stantine, do 10th; Levi H ‘The Great Tower of Tarudant, by Robert Oliver. The New York Gallery ofthe Fine Arts. Horace Greeley—Te Concert Room—Cheap Postage. ‘Toeits of American Authors—The Mi Literary Notice Correspondence, &e., &c. 3 i ‘he mach admired Drink: Song and Banquet S:ene, in do, 15th;’ Fraucis Depau, do the opera of Lucregia Borgia, is tn presaration, to be produced ia, Ethiopian Burlesque, and due notice will be given whem it will be performed. fia 3t MENDELSSOHN’S LOBGESANG. R_ GEORGE LODER, respectfully informs jal do: Nashville do, 25th: Huron for do, Bororaux, Dec 31—In port, Timoleon, for Charleston, soon; Concord, New Orleans, do; America, do, Jan 10; Edouard, do, Sst; Essex, NYork, soon. i, for NYork. Jan %5; do, 15th; Mozart, 153 Broadway. ubseri- Y fid It¥ee For sale by Periodical Agents, bers to the above performance, and the public ia general, io: S08 . that his CLASSICAL CONCERT, consi; f Havana, Jan 24— Arr Oriska, Smith, New Orleans; Emeline, | YT ANTED—A Situation by a respectable young woman, to | ‘hat his CLASSIC PAN ORCEE consisting of tip, Monroe, and Commodore, Pitman, Bristol; 23d, Love, Stokes, do the cooking, washing and ironing in a private family. | gy pais Menteleciy Bacoliyy Ta oles eee ths Apollo Herre ek Veet eet eamPkst, London; Sylphide, Drinet, | (he best of city reference given. | Has no objection to do the | RY dent Mgndeluohn Bartholdy, newlarvou'e Btvtnecy Havre; 19th, Vestal, Kuhlmann, Newport. hes Bey to pas small family. Apply at 905 Becond street, ap with a’ FULL CHORUS. and ORCHEST: pemberiog upwards of EIGHTY PERFORMERS. is, Frankfort for GREAT KEDUCTION. j ART I, ue, and sld 10th, GOLDSMITH’ S THE HYMN OF’ PRAISE. Pheer fed, wind NE Harrie and | PREMIUM SYSTEM OF MERCANTILE | Solo para by MRE. &, LODER, MISS WATSON and 81G- b 11—Below, two topeail PENMANSHIP, PART Il Boston, Feb 12—Arr I achra, adv Arbells, Simpson, Palermo; Mary Frances, Jewett, Avalachicsla: Apollo, Scudder, New On Pilgri, Mitchell, do: Jacob Story, Hurd, experienced a continual snecession of westei Gnaranteed to all in Ten Lessons of One Hour each. ART Il. SCE. NE acy “Terma Reduced to only A MISCELLANEOUS SELECTION hich wi!l be performed an OFF*£RTORIUM, by ux Temps, in which SIGNOR RAPETT! will ap- VOICE and VIOLIN SOLO, with FULL CHORUS AND OR HESTRA For this splendid composition, in MS., Mr. Loder is indebted to the ki ess of a gentleman of this city, who has just re- ceived it from the talented composer. It was composed (and »0U. and leaky, ROOMS, 189 BROADWAY. ne, &e a a Guarra and Ports ;_ Peliean, Pearson, St Jago; Fancy, Chase, New York jelow at anchor in Nantasket Roads. Wlement. Turner, Burnharn, NOrleans—the B was £13 3tis*re HUMOR, FUN AND SATIRE. HE TOWN, is the name of one of the most magnificent - A ty thes : i i Charch of St. False Spit this morning, but got off at hich water and ‘and original publications ever published in New York en. | (ettormed but once.) for the opening of the CI Falla emi meen Gove et a | Mina eine? Mts, enyostee | Aleka‘ taes ie vet Maier | A ‘ Go-emor's Isl — § anc ing aii the feat of the Londoa Punch—whieh wi ‘ i ‘i bs icizsaidahehes been there 2days,. Baied, wind BW to NW, | be teal Saturday, 1th Webrassy, 1845, at itt Fulton re | mt ve mon ice ONS DOLLAR—Family Tickets, to od 7 5 . e c 3 and at al .iterary Depots. Single copy sixpeuce, an To commence at 8 o'clock precisely. Full Programme in Groucrster. Feb 10—Arr Lincoln, Chase, and Rideout, hundred. Sold wholesale and retail b; per huw SESS CNTR te Actos Home fature announcements. fla re ‘Thurston, Boston for Portland; Delaware, New York for do; Luer-tia, Harrington, East ort for N Yor! Hyawnt A OR, No. And SHURTZ & TAYLOK, Baltimore. THISTLE BALL re] phia’ for Boston, with a * bs For sale as above— is TH MANAGERS of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT full rigged b: topsail seor Nain: The Mysteries of London. Green’s Works on Gambling 1ON, respectfully announce that thei See nd New Brororp, Feb 11—Below, showing Gibbs & Jen- | Tie Invalide, by 8: indl isabela; or, The Pride of Paler- | 8411 for this season, will t ke place on THURSDAY EVEN- ney's sigest undoubtedly the Ansel bs. West, of FHaver. | The Regent's Daughter. mo, ING, Feb 20, 1845, at ‘Tammany Hall. (Ny inn vig Sand shee reported with 2650 | The B: “Harper's Edition. | All of Eugene Sue’s Works. In avn uncing their Second and Last Ball for this season, the jce as far down as sf 13 3tis! ice as to obstruct navi- rc Board of Manages « the beacon, and the Bay is so filled wi sincere thanks for the mr diteal te y be leave to return their tronage extended to their gation very much above ship came throngh Quick’s Hole s. SEDS TS eh Pyare ere pacigeeet® Fomor tos | FS AU BaCKIWEN rope gta inter heat | th ut He cose a a P Pnovipese "Feb liArr Martha Washington, Wood, Nor- fuera the public, that he hs made vemborary arrang ciously : ve, from the store of Mr. ivelement season. way and Prince streets. Bouquets, com} of the mst choice and ewret sceuted exoties, can be had at a moment’s notice. ‘They, will be arranged in the various neat and fashionable styles ez 40 much notoriety during h s Seed #atabfiah: which has given the subse: fuperivtendance of the late Conservatory and larrisou, coruer Broad- ‘Niwronr, Feb 11—Arr Hiram W Tyler, Tyler, Apalechicola for Providence Tooka Block Island pilot Cited ts she was in the evening, taken East of Brenton’s reef aud ‘came By, bear being stranded .on Easton's beach; bat the captain Budiog the itotwas iupract and the vse! getting i re on of country or creed, jes of many. poor aud deserving families; and they con: fidently trust that with inc:eased efforts to. please on the part of the Committees, this Ball will, like all its predecessors, receive i tof Mr W. Niblo. the warm support ofa gene’ us publ Tere ovdared Nar Sr He beveght to sn anchor, and this wo Choice Annual Wlewering Sed, Vegetable Seda nnd Flower-| The Oder of Dancing sceording to programme. The Manage- ‘iud on shore, CUTIES EaS Tein debe ky ing Plants, on hand. JOHN KOBINSON. ment of the Floor will be intrusted to a competent Committee. 5 S000 T situ- ation was known in town, a of Newport went off in a boat frrm the bench fo. her kesistaner, and had Sust got her under weigh, when a officer and a boat, hid een sent sun, in this harbor or, boarded and as Pesiffon, and brought ‘Mr. Wallace's excellent Band has been engag sion. ‘The Committee have used their bes ns in rangement of the Programme, and selections of the Music, to meet with universal app obation. Z The Ball will be opened by the Highland Bag-Fipe, and Na- tional Airs will be plaved previous to the commencement, as well as during she intermission of Dancwg. Miva Belle 25.4 Ss A SPACIOUS AND FASHIONABLE HOTEL IN PHILADELPHIA TO BE LEASED THE well kaown Hotel, MARSHALL HOUSE, ‘been recently, at great expense, reno) d by al ‘oce: r t's crew, who, with a er to the beach from the rev cutter Jack terations of the front and on me D TH ill commence precively at 8 cane : na roved by ‘new entrauces, and stairw Doors open at cing wi tiekore (os Hingece WOE AGU: Place Hanae: hem MeTeL He | coadaltlse the creak Roce ee hee o'clock, “Ihe ‘terminarion of the Balt will be known by the Boston, arc at Tarpaa Teaking’800 stroker Det hi eurter Jackson, (fr joy Sove 7th, with loss’ of fore yard and Hemen and two La ‘two'men to be had reet,) aud is not di e Railways. Itis about 74 feet frout « and five stories high, extending 150 feet to Ca can accommodate 130 persons. Apply 10 JOSEPH B. TOW re 300 Arch steer, Philadelphia, F HOUSE IN WARKEN SIKEEL LEI—The fsa large aud convenient Two Story Brick House, with a two story tea room attached, No, 92 Warren street. Can be'secn between 10 and Ly o'clock, dvily, For particulars ap- ly between Ll and 12 A. M. or 4 and 5 P. M., to Mhz triasre HENRY BER street, President. corner of Perry and Greenwich, V, Truro for ND, oth—-Arr Del Norte, ports that the Heb ecen Koxans, ‘ran! rt for do pass: into ‘Volant, Hopkit fia 1weod re © Aveaie, AS, corner Greenwich ard Lsight street. P, John street, Brookly: reat aud Ist Aveu Machiad for N Yorks, and Mi Long Island Sound to-day, Nanuoek for Providence, ompton, Corn River or VY ork. Wl 3 le. A_CAMERON, Secretary, 344 Hudson st. Ricnmonn, Fet A $Id Jos Marsh, Pierce, and Courier, Couch, New York; Amos Birdsall, Birdsall, Fail River, do. Sth—Ar, M 0 , Providence, to finis 38 Bons sua MINE SOIRKE—"Jhe Youngs Can bria Associa detph Charles, Ober, do for NCarolina. Sid TO LET—That splendid Store 375 Broadway—is 9° nu” will give a Soiree on St. Valentine's Night, at the N we : feet deep, with a Lirge cellar underneath; was fitted up | Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadway, LADELPI ‘eb 13—Arr City Ice Boat, Capt Bennett— Inst year for a fancy dry goods, store, with large plae | | ‘Tickets to be had of the Members or of the Proprietor ef the jowed John Potter, and Orient, to New Castlé—cam» up light | ginss show windows, mahogany swing doors, largesize mirrors, | Minerva Rooms. fi2 xm NC.N Gov Amold,and Leader, Rerorts large | counters, stqols, desk, case fixtures, &¢,. Poasenston immediate: FNIOR BACHEL " ies of floating ice i the river between Tieedy island and | fy it'decired. “Apply to W. BeMOFFAT, JUNIOR BACHELORS Below, Grecian, Benedict, NOrleans 18th ult—eld iu | fi2 3tis®m ‘335 Broadway. of the s vere storm on Tues- co with Paoli, for NYork. 26th ult. Int 2640, lon 79 12, saw a ay. ny being inted from at- barqne ashore on Indien Key, with a wreck+r alongside, could tending che Lived Annus) Assembly of the above Ag not discern her name—(probably the Lion, rted ).— ciation the Menagers bave thought, Proper to Ter eat he G experienced very severe weather, I , foresail, iton FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, February 1h. fore topsail and jib. Cld New Delig! , Boston. M. WISE, ‘hose gentlemen who purchased tickets for the same, will pleave Below, Josephine, Robinson, NOrleans. OPTICIAN, FROM GERMANY sand obtain tickets for the next Most respeetfully informs the citizens of New York, and the Assembly, fiee of expen: New York, Feb. 8th, 184 fil dtm ih , “ + | pablic in general, that he has located himself in this city, and - Wilson, Benjamin, Havann, Sarah Eitnbethr Carry Beharan; | opeme to-day at 431 Brocdwag. lange and mat conpleie wa FRANKLIN BLUES Bee ey and Iwanowna, Shinn, NewYork; | So7'Btrcl Pramas fle would alge reaund the public, #0. whom | THIRD ANNUAL SOIREE. MILITARY AND CIVIC, 2iat, May, Trench, 214 20th, Gen Wilson, St Marks} | j24.5¢el Hrames. He woud a its to Barctona Springs | (YOMES off at Niblo’s on the 17th instant. ‘The Commitee Twanowna, do. * ce Tast 4 by his knowledge of the optical nece: sary to insure a brilliant Fete, Science he is enabled t rtmine the glasecs suitable for any avert f a be spared to render this Ball equal to By Last Night’s Southern Mail. eae ily bate 220 nots are ‘Tecticaar wdtekets ne Bele be had ne Contig Smiths Military - i led to je ti mand «lasses all, Bowery. An y ication cl tennss Cuties aieeke ae Boston = | Ps fovee: fist Which, through their high polish and true | they are limited. "AY iw Mowe, Keb 1d—Cld Wm Price, Nason, Kingston, Ja; | ground, produce the purest vision, and have been highly reeom- | xiNTH ANNUAL BALI IN AID -OF THE ¥UNDS Walter, Barbadnes; Canton, Ccbb, NOrleans. Taended as ‘the bat in thei elects upon the eye for preserrine pF NC Febe—Cld Comet, Irland, ad Eliza- | and improving the wight ia continued writing and wade: | rE PREW BENSVGLENT SOCIETY. Wat Indies, Short-righted Persons, and such as, have been operated apon fo; | HEBRE y 7 A in —ld Marengo, Holbert-n. Liverpool; | eataract, can also be suited. He inserts likewise new glasses of F CITY OF Lay 4 YORK Pe eee riate matte Empress, Bennett, Bristol, RI. Sid 9th, Haabet, [Dan] Heese, | superior quality in old frames, and solicits the patronage of al) § men nesday Evening. th Februsy 1845, Copeohagen; Defiance, West indies. 4 ig want of his article, Please call at Tickets Three Dollars, adm tring gentleman and two ladies, nonaetown, SC. Feb 8—Cid Navigator, and Julia, Glid- M WIS ©, Cass 2 may of either of Comite "4 gry ud ie | Me. Joseph A. Jetkson,..0.-- No. 200 Rowery Cld M: Br) F coat shi’ Nonh Bend, Gu Mr. Samuel Cohen, CALHOUN CENTRAL COMMITTES cor. of Water. ts Ly HE, Members of this Committee are notified to sttend, at St. | Mir ohn Leen ‘ ‘uaHasse, Feb (—Arr Louisa, Blanchard, and Gen Wil- John’s Hallrou Fridiy Evening text, at7 P. My on impor: | ME Jon Levys... Ni inwet son, Miner, New York; Bo jarnes, Providence; RW | tant buaivess. ‘The Corresponding Committee are prepered to Mr. L. J Simmons, No: ise tearl surest, Brora. Holaney, Si Poomas, Cid YE Votvell, Hall, aid TR | report several imporant comma ications fom Washineton ad | MEY Xp. 139 Pearl street. : : ; ‘ SHAY, Chairman, : Re b8—C1d Greenock, [Br] Fleck, St John, NB; | SOHN parma. | Mr. Geo. Godly ‘No. 423 Broadway JOHN R. BRADY, Secretary aoe {NDIA RUBBER SHOES HUTCINSON & RUNYON, offar for sale, the bert Gye Gres Sanokigrre MYERS, Seertary. NIBLO'S GRAND neroe CONCERTS A BALLS. FOR be ment of India Rubber Shoe Price for Bs : Frosect, hi Retecea iw whieh its th ctu ier Price for Coneorts ss the coldes: weather, and always retai b 4 y 8. . ony Haran, ec ohne they colar” Bache wit al and smi | EZ PRANKS, RUUTS GRAND MILITARY, RALL he Te We sell cheap ng wholeaale nnd retid % netory, coe NOMEUTCHINSON & RUNYON. place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Monday, February 17th, THE HESREW BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA- TION’S Annual Ball takes place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Wed- nesday, February 19th YF y, id Alexan: jadelphia; Judson, Bryson, NYork. ‘The toga rej th wit saw a large vessel ashore on the T- bread Ground, with two lower masts and bowaprit standing—a wrecker was near her. sea Sa (O-THE ARGUS GRAND MILITARY BALL tikes Sewn Rocnanmpsc, Fateronsgi tes for Baltimore, from | VV aaieabe oe ort OLLING {2 "te Ronse” | pit at Niblos Bulova, on Monday, Ferauty 24th Port an Prince, with a cargo of coffee, mahogany, &c parted | Saas FOR NEW ORLEANS —Louwiana and New | (O~THE INDEPENDE GUARD. Grand Militwy her cables in the late severe gale, and di ashore in the Pow York J.ine.—Positively First Regular Packet—To sail | Ball takes place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Wednesday, February tomag, where she lice ammtedded same far feet ia the sand. 1c 16th Febrasry. the + 1c packet barge | spk. was thought she would be got off with assistance, which has | TACOB'S WALLEN, Captain positively sau) tin teen sent to her from Baltimore. an above. ; HTN MONTGOMERY GUARD Grand. afjiery For freight or ppecags, hiring handsome furnished accommo | Ball takes place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Monday, March im i h He harf, foot of Wall atreet, cnt ners womee RCO tis LA y IF-THE ST. DAVID'S SOCIETY will hold their Annual jonth stree n. oc Brvigh baraus show Rows, from Liverpool for New of Mo ; Deuntless, (Br) 40 days from Liverpool for Apalachicola, 6 i Festival at Niblo’s, on ‘Tuesday, March 4th. Dinner to be on Jan), off Jamaica, Tonjtvely no goods reeived on board after Saturday eveniog, | the‘Tuble at o'cloeks. Tokeu be hao the Stegearde Calcutta, of Prospect, Jan 23, lying to off Moro Castle. 1th 5a20re D.C, COLDEN, President. its in New Orleans, Messrs. Hujlin and Woodruff, who motiy forward all eoods to their addrens. flare ESSRS, SCHNEIDER & REBHUN'S TO THE DAGUERRIAN AKTISTS. ee . BLACK BALL. OK OLD LINE OF LIVE TILLION BAND. . UL - C —FOR_ LIVERPOOL. 7 apt ieinee Reaene e, ag AE ey Re heap t “titec quality of Preseh Plates, No. 40, (med D, barahen 936 tone Joh Rathvone 4 i acias of Deceeen white Ca A Ata th hn bh rmsual satisfaction. Application rd quality a . the eld country, or send 7 DHNE “BHUNS Aerom fic Ulasses, from op mde will Gnd iether ereat and comfort toelec\ | jag mere MESSRS SCHNEIDER & RERHUNS hemi ‘uerreot . t kets. = As Aiea bas eel the eat oteweahing the seieat | CETUS line ot TANT so secure che best bert, ears = om gold for gildiug the plerwy the new substance Pe poyehiog application should be made on board, foot of Beekman st, or VALENTINES ‘ ates in two min vee, and the beautifal precess of Mr. Fizean | SPepiCation stand De mats Oe pO ORMERE BC OLD, COMIC ELTON'S, og the Dague mantyoe Fortrarte oe engraved plates, | "£14 e¢ 3% Fulton stree . next doo Falton Ben) WDPIWISION Sf. NEARCHATHAM, | ny kee es walimivey wucaber. Fe FOR LIVERPOOL—Packetol the loth February PEN HOUSE, from tix in the morcing until midnight—al re fond Progress in this beautiful art, please to | ROR LIV ERPOOL—Pack of the loth Pepe ‘i 4, only none above five dollars oF jayerte Gant a9 Broadway, cor. of Liberty av. | earns he iene ah ory rs sme ily ae ork. aig hag OF passage, having unequalled aceaintida' ions, apply ov nafend, All the world and EXPRESS, PRICES REDUCED The Subscribe nave | poard, or to SOUN HEDMAN te Mio eae his cr Aeon iy FO Pe N, B —Passage from any part of Great Britain a 6 18 Division A fae 9 ‘and vis Liverpool, San atall times be ogeured by the regal we's cheaniog in thie, te 6t rough, from juffalo to xy ne from that fy ee five days at the lowest rates ¥ O to Chicago, aad poly d Drafts can as usual rn for any pmouat, pays IMP.—500 superior dew ror Hemp. for wie iv 4 m “4 ca ene shroughont i suit purehasers, by ke. K. COLLINS & LU. ba toned NasTUW YELLS & POMBROT Sootland cad om ry frre $0 Bowth 4s,