The New York Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1848, Page 3

MA88 MEETING, TO NOMINATE GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR FOR THE FROESIDENOY. The eleotors of the city of New York, without any Aistinction of party, are requested to meet in GENE- RAL MA8S MEETING, at & place to be hereafter designated, on the 22d of February next, the anniver- sary of the birth of Washington, and also of the battle of Buons Vista, in order to place the name of ZACHARY TAYLOR, before the people of New York, as the great candidate of tho nation for the next Presidency. General Taylor bas already accepted # nomination made by five State conventions, and two hundred public meetings held by marsea of the people formerly belonging to both the old parties—whigs and democrats—in different parte of the country. He has consented to be the candidate of the whole people; but not of any exclusive party. All the free, independent, and non-office-seeking people of New York, who admire tho simple and sublime cha- racter of Genral Taylor, who feel grateful for his great and manifold public services, and who are in favor of the gradual absorption and annexation of all Mexico, on uocbunt of its great commercial advantages to the Northern Statea—all who condemn, despise, and abhor the gross corruption of the two old rotten parties, called whigs and democrate—all who are anxious to prevent Kagland, Spain, or any other nation of Europe, from taking posseasion of Mexioo, and her gold and silver mines—are invited particularly to attend, and to suppport these views and principles by their speeches and votes. Long live the North American Republio, from the Canadian Lakes to the Isthmus of Tehuantepeo, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific, with all the appurte- nances thereto belonging! God, Land and Liberty ! aes eter A RP ‘Theatrical and Musical. Bowrny Treatae.—There was another tremendous gathering here last night to witness Barry’s new piece of the “ Battle of Mexico,” which was performed in fine style, The house was full at an early hour, and after the drama of ‘Charlotte Temple,” which was given very handsomely by the company, everybody had got'settled in their places, and awaited with anziety the rise of Coe curtain for the commencement of the famous “Battle of Mexico; nor were they Glseppointed in their expectations; the plece having now been played for a week, everybody ia perfect in his part, and every- thing went off as smoothly as the works of a chroaome- ter. We have already expressed our oe regarding the merits of this spectacle; and after having witnessed it several times, we areonly strengthened in our opinion that it is the perfect avd splendid war piece ever produced on the stage of a New York theatre; and we do not doubt that it will prove a perfect miue riches to the proprietors of the Bowery. Our country mer- chants are just now beginning to come to town tor their spring atocks, and, if they wish to see how things can be dons in “ York,” we recommend them to goto the Bowery. Indsed, we recommend all citizens, as Well as strangers, to go and see thie fine spectacle. It is repeated again to-igit. Cuatmax Taeatar.—The entertainments last eve- ning commenced with a clarsical scene of ancient sta” tuary; by Mr. Fletcher, and we mastsay, the fidelity of the representations was very creditable. Next came the beautiful oomedy of “Speed the Plough” —Sir Philip Blanford, by Brandon, was ably sustained; and Bob Handy, by Hield, drew forth repeated cheers. Sir Abn Band, by Mr. C, Tay! lor, was excellent; in fact, gre dition to the stoek company atham, as hecan almost be thrown into any cbaracter, and sustain it with great credit. Miss Blan- ford was represented by a young lady who had better take some instructions before she oppears again. Susan ‘Ashfield, by Mrs. Wilkinson, was in keeping with the high character she bas already acquired. We have seen her in three characters, and we heve never seen them Detter performed. Lady Handy, by Miss Hildreth, was passable—but the comedy, asa whole, went cff well — T jodel Artists succeeded, andes usual, drew down plause of the audience The amasements conclu- ith the dramatio rpectacle of “Tekeli,” in which Brandon, Sutheriand, Taylor, and Mrs Wilkineon, acted well, There are many features of improvemont in this theatr: Patmo's Orexa House.—Everybody seems to have turned connoisseur of the human shape divine, now adays. if we may judge by the crowds that visit the va- venione troupes of model artists that appear in New York. Pinteux’s troupe has no sooner vacated their hold on the lio. than the numa is grasped by another band, who ly arrived among us. This band, however. is a ‘and more complete one than has yet been exhibi- fz Us, save perhaps, Collyor’s. At all events, ‘umber twenty in all,and are under the direction of Professor Thiers. who it seems, is much experieaced in these mattera They commenced last evening, at the Opera House, in Chambers street, and had quite a re- spectable audience. Their groupings, ko are beautifal in the extreme, and we have no doubt they will become very popals: Cunts an overflowing house at Brooklyn, last evening, many having to leave the door, in consequence of the room be- ing full almost immediately after the doors were open- ed. Their performances, of course, gave the usual sat- {afaction. By way of a musicsl curiosity, we would give the following account of the doivgs of this band for the last five acd a half years. duriog which they have held togeth-r as a band. They bave, during this period, given 879 concerts; thetr receipts have been $55,140 25; their expsases, $80,767 26; leaving thus clear profit of $81372 09, This is doing pretty well, we should say, Snd we trast they will continue {a this money making strato. They reappear this evening, at their old quar- ters, Mechanica’ Hall. Breapwar Opxon.—The last night of the Model Ar- tists was OF oe Syed victory to them. Their poses, their tebleaux, their groupings, were as fascinating as ever, and we bellevs that had they remained here till dooms: day they would still have attracted crowds. They have gone, however, and good luck go with them. They are a band of finely shaped folks, and will undoubtedly cre- ate a great sensation wherever they exhibit. Camrsru’s Ermiorian Seaexapens, who have deen Rigs s-4 4 before the New York pablio, comments asories of Ethiopian concerts lust evening, at the Al- hamra Saloon, in Broadway. They are a practised and experienced band of musicians, well abie to render in mont delectable music, the various Ethiopian songs of the day ‘he public just now are inclined to patroni: suol ‘tertainments, and we doubt not that Campbell: band will come in for a fair proportion of it. They cer. tainly are entitied to it from their standing respec- tadility as men, and talents as musicians. Sturvesant Inetitvts.—Mr. Lynne intends gi’ seoond series of his =usieal illustrations to 5! the first of which will take place on Tuesdey evening, ‘The satisfaction already given by this gentle- man must ensure an attendance commensu-ate with his abilities, as one possessing deep research and very elocutionary powers. And when it is considered thai he will be aided by Mr G. Loder and ral eminent voor Mest doubt he will comm: table patronage. The Lehman family, the Montplaisir ballet troup Harry Piacide, the Risleys. aud Madame Ablamowics, ‘were at last accounts from New Orleans about to appear at different theatrical houses in thet city. tle men i Storming of Chapultepec. Mr. Evrrox:—l observed in the New York Hera!d of January 16th, an engraving represent- ing the assauit upon the Castle of Chepatepey 3 and strange to say, there was nothing in the pic- ture, or in the explanatory notes, to indicate that any part was taken in the affair by any troops ex- cept the Marines, and the New York, Pennsylva- nia and South Carolina Volunteer: Glory should be awarded to whom glery is due; but by no means should the majority who took part in that achievement be forgotten, nor should the ex- elusive honcr be assigned to those who, though highly distinguised, were by no means the most distinguished in the affair. Comnerciat Enterrrise.—We understand that ln heavy commercial house in New York has just ited oat @ trading expedition to Mexico—the objeot be- ing the establishment there of amercantile concern w raecale. A gentleman of Norwich, well qualified yy hia familiarity with the Mexican language, and his ple experience in the commercial affairs of that part the world, has been employed ss the agent in the enterprise, and this week he ce he was to sail mediately for Mexleo. ‘The arrengerment under winch e be- ited period requisite for putting the pr ishment in operation. rwirh (Ct) Cor — A Warning to the Frenoh.—If they don’t | duce the priee of their Boots the day of their fortune is at an r ite our offi selling the $5, ‘ent lenther Boots nad Congress Gai Don't tor Profits isthe motto of our friend Young. on the of Falton and Nassau, Call mend see hin—the Doe a uy Suge rede. all of shyat who esal Or, Bostwick’s New Med 4 te Ument of Seminal Diseeses affections, wih Hint PROESS. STRLN oms a etendard boo! id other kin- able by Way vat the id Be arreet, andJ. Y- treet. gnats WOU Pose Gold ¢ tha Fea men ko sat wholesale and etait G Med, exe! for made to pattern, N. B—For every * tiehetien” Pen, that the points come off, a new one wail be given charge. d Pointed Gold Pens—Purchasers of Gold Pens will bear in mind that all makers stxmp their Qwa names on their best pens, and the urmes of “Cardinals or “Chieftains.” and other fictitious stamps on their second inferior qualit JOHN W. GREATON. & ul door from the Post Of makers, which they ices, The tens ard Cases others in the city, for $2, they sell for Proportioa. Gold Pens re- now ing At iced pi advertise to seil as the best $1.50 ouly, aud others Low Portable Shaving Cases.—_The undersigned have devoted their unceasing attenti proving and per- fecting these useful and nee: ssary arti-les, and have ou hand a large variety, of cowstraction most ible to the wants of wre travelling community, G. SAUNDERS & SON, 177 few doors above Conrtlandt street. Fine Cutlery._Ihe subscribers have pald Particular attention to this braach of their business, and have utiful and well-selected astort- porting knives, in the ane? i mn 1» Pocket jerk, ans 1 i 4 polish ods. 7 SES ary ened RUN DEnS SON Fits!_Dr. Townse: of Fi tested his Sarsapai mended it, and was e the foliowiug from lotelligent aud ceapectabl Weatche ster coumy FoupxaM, August 13, 1817. Dr. Town: ‘a litte girl seven years of age, who hi wit outsuccess; atlast, aithouh we could find no recommenda tion ia your circulars for eases like lie:s, we thought as she was in very delicate health, we would give her some of your 8 lia, and are very glad we did, for it not onl fe f eth butlahe hushed no returk of the fica 0 our erent pleasure an ise. 1¢ is fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which we feel grateful. Yours, respecttully, JOHN BUTELEX, Jr. An Overshoe that varaish, loses that «loi with moistar shoe acquires the moment it comes ii polish of the Perpe of the comp sitin of which the re, aunt be removed. For sale u made under the Goodyear patents Orly at the Goodyear atubber Emporium, 159 Broadway, Rathbun’ Hctel. ree COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Monday, January 246 P.M, The stock mark:t to-day opened very buoyant, and an advance was realized in nearly every fancy in the list. At the first board, Harlem improved % per cent., Ston ington 1)¢, Long Island %, Canton 134, Farmers’ Loan 34, Regding RR %X, Penn. 5’s 1, Morris Canal X, Norwich and Worcester 3g, Treasury Notes <, with sales to some extent of each. At the second board there were moderate sales of the principal fancies. Farmers’ Loan fell off \¢ per cent., Harlem }g—all others closed firm at prices current inthe morning. ‘There has been a moderate inquiry lately for sterling exchange, aud the rates have slightly declined. Prime bilison London are now plenty at 93{ a 1044 per cent premium. We quote bills on Paris, 5f. 26 a 5f. 23%; Am- sterdam 40}¢ a 40%; Hamburg 35% @ 36; Bremen 76% 479 ‘The receipts of the Long Island Railroad Company from the lstto the 21st instant, were $6,431 67, against $4,455 63 for the corresponding period last year, showing ‘an inorease of $1,973 04, equal to about forty-four per cent. The receipts of this roadare entirely local, more sothan any other road ia the country. There is no pos- sible danger of competition, and if the road can build up business enough to pay fair dividends, it will bs as good an investment as can be found in the country, from the fact that no other road can draw business from it. ‘The Governor of Kentucky has issued a proclamation notifying the holders of Kentucky bonds that the trea- sury 1s prepared to redeem all unpaid bonds of the State, payablesix years after their date and now due, and that after the Ist proximo, all such boads will cease to bear interest. The receipts of the Old Coloay Railroad Company for the six months ending December 31. 1847, were $100,000 against $65,000in the corresponding period in 1846,show- ing an increase of $35 000, or more than fifty per cent, in the last six months of 1847. The annexed statement exhibits the value of merchan- dise and produce imported into, and exported from: Cleveland, in each of the past two years :— Commence or Curvetann, Ox10—Imronts any Exports. ports. 1847. $9,244,253 1816. «$7,080,492 378,875 462,934 Coastwise. Foreign. . Total. cece eeeeeee I $9,623,134 $6,279,136 16,314 $2,045 495 + 10,189 $2,055,684 $6 299,450 447,642 $3 327,684 The quantity of flour exported this year exceeds that of last year by 361,870 bble, or about 106 per cent. The ¢xoosa of wheat this year over last, 1s 709,101 bushels, or | nearly 69 per cent. The aggregate export of Indian corn has swollen from 412,147 bushels in 1846, to 1,423,669 bushels in 1847, being an increase of 1,002,622 bushels, and near 233 per cent. The increase of wool is estimated at 319,400 Ibs., which is over 27 per cent. ‘The following dividends have beem declared in Phila deiphia : Pennsylvania Life Insurance Co—3 per cent for 6 months, und an extra dividend cf 3 per cent, Reliance Mutual Insurance Co--6 per cent for the year. Phoenix Mutual Insurance Co-—6 per cent for the year, Union Matual Jasurance Co—6 per cent interest for the year ; and 25 per cent extra dividend from premiams earned during the year. County Fire lasuranee Co—a cent, Columbia Insurance Co—a semi-annual dividend of 5 percent. Insurance Co of North America—s semi-annual dividend of 6 per cent, and an extradividend of 6 per cent from surplus on Te; ducing capital. Bank of Pennsylvania—a semi-annual dividend of $10 per shar ‘The message of the Governor of Indiana to the Legis- lature of that State, presents the finances of that State 0s very favorable light. It appears that the bulk of the debt has been cancelled under the new srrapgement. Over nine millions of bonds, exclusive of interest, have already been arranged, and hopes are entertained that the remainder will soon be surrendered. The principal of the State debt for which State bonds were issued, amounted to eleven million Sad sixty five thousand dol- Jars, showing but small balanoe remaining in the origi- nal shape. There has been no interest paid on the State debt since 1841, which becomes funded under the new arrangement. The Governor of Indians congratulates the Legislature upon having avoided the stain ofrepudi- ation; but the escape was s very narrow ono, There are mavy who do not consider the arrangement made any better than the repudiation of so much of the public debt, the Legielature hus thrown upon the public works of the State. Repudiation is almost too strong s term to apply, but it does not come far from it, Illinois has nade a much more creditable arrangement relative to its debt than Indiana, It has not compelied its credi- tors to give up half of their claims, and relieve the State from the responsibility of so much of their debt. The dondholders of Indiana may do 4 well, by releasing the State and looking to the proceeds of the canal of the State, as though the State provided forthe payment of interest, and retained possession of her public works; but the principle is bad. It is no more or less than say- {ng to the public creditor, if you do not take the canal and proceeds fer the payment of one-balf of your claim against the State, you will get nothing rr that portion of the debt. Jndiana will, before the Ispse of many years, pay’ the interest om her public debt in full, not but upon the debt created by but it would bave been much more oreditable to the Stats had she kept clear of the arrangement into which she has been drawn. The ordinary expenses of the State government, for the fiscal year ending the 31st October last, were $90,- ‘The ordinary expenses for the year 1848, are esti- mated by the Auditor at $71,000. The number of polls re” turned for 1847, are 129,857, being an increase of 2,762 over that of the preceding year. The value of the en- tire taxable property returned for 1847, is $124,559,060, ‘Gn Increane of $1,008,606 over that of lest year. The amount of revenue paid into the State Tressury during the fisoal your, Including some previous arreara” Ger, In $362 847 07, being $68,486 07 more than was paid during the previous fiscal year. The assessmont for 1847 is, for State purposes, $460 674 77, and for county, townehip, road and school pur- pones, collectively, $562 671 20. Add to these sums the delinquencies of former years, $127,268 47, and the teta amount of the duplicates for 1847 is $1,100 604 44 We have shown, from the weekly returns of the Bank of England, that there has been a very great uniformi. ty in the ciroulation of that fastitution, notwith- standing th fluctuations in the amount of bullion on hand; but it eppears by the returns of all the banks in the United Kingdom, that there has been a very great decrease in the aggregate circulation. ‘The returns of circulation of the Irish and Scotch vouke, or the four weeks ending the 4th Decomber,when | adied together, give the following as the average cirow- jution of thore banka during the past month, viz Average cirouletion of the Irish banks, sireulaticn of the Saotoh banker, | snies of moment had transpired. The following appears to be the state of the olroula- tion The Irish banks were below their fixed issue. .£1 081,763 The Scotch banks were below their fixed issue 645.976 Total below the fixed issue. £1 677,629 ‘The amount of gold and silver coin held at the head offices of the several banks, during the past month, bas been as follows :— Gold and siiver held by the Irish banks. Gold aud silver held bythe Scotch banks... Total of gold and silverooin. ........ ,£2,724,201 ‘The comparative circulation of notes for above and under £5 each, during the past month, has been as fol- lows :—~ £1 690,770 1,133,481 Above £5, Under £5. ‘Total. In Ireland .....£2897.287 £2,720,002 £5 322,789 In Scotland » 1143241 2 689,241 3 734,482 Totale.....£3,740,478 £5914743 £9,005,281. These returns, combined with the average cironla- tion of the Bank of England for the same period, will give the fillowing results of the total circulation of notes of the United Kingdom, as compared with the previous month : — CincuLation oy THe Unitep Kinapom. 1 jo (7. Dec. 4,'a7. Ine’ nke. 30 4,747. Bank of Kugland, .£20, Tid 19 275,264 0 Private Ban! + 4209,318 3,698 050 - 601 298 Joint Stock Banks 3081 111 2576770 - 507,341 25 550,084 "2,060,089 718 3.732.485 . polis 5519 S14 5,922 741 - 196,573 United Kingdom. £35,796,205 34,605,310 — 2 130,895 Showing a decrease of £2,060,089 in the circulation of notes in England; and a decrease of £2,130,895 in the circulation of the United Kingdom, when compared with the previous month, ending Nov. 9 The following statement will show the position of the currency, when compared with the same period last year :— 3,732 485 5.822.741 34,60,310 United Kingdom. + £39,741,398 5,136,088 Thus showing # decrease of £2,364913 in the oiroula- tion of notes in England, and s decrease of £5,136,088 in the ciroulationof the United Kingdom, when compared with the corresponding period last year. The age stock of bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments, during the month ending the 4th of December, was £10,210,255, being am increase of £1,733,301 as compared with the preceding month. and a decrease of £4,735,628, as compared with the same period last year. The stook of specie held by ths Scotch and Irish banks during the month ending the 4th of Deormber, was £2,724,201, being an increase of £71,615 as com- pared witb the return of the previous month, and a d crease of £1,210,031 as compared with the correspond- ing period last year. Stock Exchange. 100, $4600 ; 2 !ots on Wyckoff, near Court street, enol 25 each, $1050 ; house and lot 134’ West 8 g 3 2 New York Cattle Maruet. Januany 24 —At Market—1200 Beef Cattle, 105 Cows ‘and Calves. and 1500 Sheep and Lambs Beef Gattle—T here was more animation in the market leat week; and with a good request, prices have regained all that they had lost. There are no Cattle of apy 20- count, selling at w lower price than $6 per cwt., while the averege price is from that up to $4 50, About 56 head remain unsold. ‘The supplies were—trom the South | the remainder New York State and Connecticut | and Calvec—-The transactions are not so heav: ‘por t unfavorably af- feote'l by the Sales at from $22 00 @ $35 00 to $45 50 Left over 10. Sheep and Lambs—The market was better supplied and prices are fully equal to our last quotations at = $l 75 to $6 2506 00. The last is a higher price ave noticed for several months past. All sold. Hay and Straw—Good (loose) Timothy, from Long Island, was sold to-day at 75c., and other qualities from | Jersey ‘and Westchester county, from that figure down ic. bundles. Wheat and Oat straw sold at $2 60 per hundred MARKETS ELSHWHERE. tg tiny eg m U.— First Board—$6000 State 5’ do Be i os Sar 3 ws, 6! 100 N J 70; 300 Lehigh 6's, 57; 150 do Inte: Ds 5000 U8 Tr No es, 99; 1-00 US Loan 6's, °56, 9654; 3000 Ches tLe Second d—3000 US Treas 9 Northern Bauk, . fifter Sales—1000 2900 di 3 T ¥ 4000 do, 16 do, 71 a i Goh poy 4 ih Nav. 67 Wai 5000 Reading RR ‘Mort entneky Bank 7536; 20,76; ‘0 Girard, 996: 12 Reading RK, 25},. Domestic Market New Onteans Manxer, Jan. 16, 1949.—Cotton-- Our quite active, iy cents per lb for middliny good middling, buyers coming forward freely, notwith- standing the proximity of the steamer’s accounts As regards prices, they close to-day at a reduction of only 3¢ Cent upon the bigher rates of Inst Mi ~ a Tobao- ‘co—The market is still poorly supplied, and the few | offering held at high prices have been confined to 160 bhi 5 70. 645 In conseq: most : je yesterday, nd $2 R. at 234 w 835; 40 hhd) 2 4, at 5%, Sugar—The receipts of sugar have been quite large. and the sales also pratty extensive. We now quote inferior and common 2% @ 3%, fair 374 a 4, prime and oholce 434 & 5% cents per lo, Molasses —T'.e closing rates of Satur- day ins: were 17% a 18 cents for prime, but an advance of 1 cout bas taken place, and tue rate is now 19 cents per gallon. Fiour—Iilinois and St, Louis may be quoted At $5 6234 @ $5 90; only small lots of choice bring $6 per bbl. Grain—To-day the market is very feeble, and the principal seles are S00 bushels white selected at 55; 610 and 800 sacks do, at 55, a0d 230 sacks at 0534, though purchasers generally were not offering over 60 cents per bushel. transactions have occurred ia wheat, the supply being trifling OF ons, some 10000 «: found purobasers at 43 a 46 though 500 sa sold to day at 421 cente per bushel. Corn mealis high- ar, and 108 bbis tresh kiln dried sold yesterday at $3 per bil. ks have Died, Oa the 23d inst., of dropsy, Mrs. Mancanet Born, wife of John Boyd, inthe 834 year of her age. ‘The faneral will take place, from ber lato residence, 202 Elm street, on Tuesday the 25'h inst., at 33¢ o’clock. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, also those of her father, W. Jones, are respectfully iavited to at- tend. Oa Sunday, the 234 inst , of a Magering consumption, which he bore with Christian resignation, Benvanp Cam- next, in the 23d year of his age. His friends and relations, and those of his brother-in- Jaw, M. "3. D. Ackerman, are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 215 Walker street, without further invi- tation. At Flushing, L I., on the 22d instant, Mr. Jon W. Waren, aged 62 years. His friends ,eud those of his brother-in-law, Albert Journeay, are respeotfuily invited to attend his funeral, ow Tuesday, the 25th imst , at half past 2 o’olook, P. M Funeral services will be performed at Emmanuel church, sydney Pisce, Brooklyn, Rev. Mr Vinton’s. His re- mains will be conveyed to Gre nwood Cemetery for in- terment Carriages will be in attendance at the church ‘On Monday morning, 24th instant, after a lingering illness, Patxicx Hucus, aged 43 years. The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of his brothere-in-law, ‘Timothy Phelan and Bartho- lemy Carroll, are repectfully invited to attend the fuae- ral,on Wednesday afternoon at half past 3 o’clook. from his late residenoe, No. 134 Greenwich avenue, without farther invitatio: On the 24th instant, Anna Carunena, wife of Nicho- las Eble: aby Her friends are requested to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at halt past 1 o’clook, from her late re- sidence, East Brooklyn, Mer remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. On tue 24th instant, Vincent, aged 1 year, 6 months end 6 days, infant son of Joho J. and Marianne Tisse. ‘The funeral will take place at 10 o’clook this morn- ng. On Mondsy, the 24th instant, after a lingering illness, Saxau Louisa, daughter of Thomas and Hester Mo- $5300 Trea Note 6's 9934 S0shs Nor & Wor 190 $734 9000 do 99; 2 do 3thy 1000 US 5's, ’53 87 50 Stonington RR 560 54 $000 Fenn 5", | opg 70% 200 Heading IR aT 1300 Onto 6's, 60 95% “60 Erie RIC 4 $5 rie Scvip boo 7 BiLow lian RR i ong Is! 6; a1 an “do a 4 10 tw 26 (bio 2752 200 © do bse arse 100 do bso 26 bi0 27% 100 = do 60 27 9 do 960 26: 50 do bio 26: 00 do eld 26; 100 Harlem RR 4 10 do Pitt 150 do 360 A15g 330 do 4a ww” 190 do p30 4 wg 30 do bio 41% b30 31} 150 do bIO diy do 30% 150 = do 4% do 960 30% 1150 do at ‘| anton Co a lo al 200 Cantou,Serip 3 i nd Board, $3900 Kentncky 6's $5 Sahe Harlem RR, 4044 5 0 ong Isl 26 5000 Ill Fand Bds b00 ae 10 “ao 26% £3000 Penn 5’s 70% 100 Morris Canal 9 ‘o0ahs Farmers’ Loan 37% 150 do 360 8% 200° do 27% 1v0 Canton Co 36: $9 do 1b1S 275% 50° do 960 30% 50 do 27% 25 do 30) 100 Harlem BR. 4% 100° do bso .31 0) do 4% 250 do. 30 5 do sto 4625 do 30 20 do bew 493% 100 Reading RR ST 0 do iblo 40! New Stock Exchange. $5000 Treas Notes 6’s,b7 9354 100shs Harem RR, b3 41 ‘50 Farmers’ Loan bi0 27% 50 do bs 41 10 do “27 do bs 4 a ao 33 do 30 4p 25 Canton Co we do alo 41% 20° do a30 do a0 41% do do ay 50 Long Island RR c do 4% 50° do tw do 83 41% 50 do DIO do 4 50 do 33 do ¢ 4 bo do = CIVY THADE RaPORT. New Youx, Monday Afternoon, Jan. 24. The four market exhibited very little obange since Saturday, and moderate sales , including par- 1s of Genesee, Oswego, Michigan, Troy and Brookiyn, about the prices which ruled at the close of last week re was nothing of moment done in wheat. Genesee and good Western were held at last week’s prices. in corn, sales were msde to a fair extent, on terms which varied very little from those previously paid; if any. thing, the market was alittle less firm. Sales of meal were made on terms in favor of purchasers. Rye was r uotations, Sates oi rye flour were ight decline. Oats were steady at previous In prot ns, transactions were made to a mo- extent, without material change in prices. Im groveries, the chief transactions were confined to sugar &nd molasses, with sales of the latter, (N Orleans) to arrive, at about previous raies. There were further ar- rivals ‘of sugar, from the same poiut, but no sales of mo- ment transpired. AsxHes—Smail sales of pots were made (some 30 barrels) at abont $6 per bbl., with small lots of pearis at $7. Beeswax—The sale noticed on Saturday, was said to of best Northern selected at 240, It was report- 1000 1bs., of prime Western were sold to-day at consis ed that 23)K0. Buraveturre—Flour—Sales of about 600 bbis of com- d good Oswego, were made at $6 06%; mn, straight brand, at $6 12%; 1600 Brooklyn ground, at $6; 164do' New Orleans, at the same price, and 100 do Troy, at $6 09; Southern con tinued dull; of 8to 400 bbis of Petersburg were made at $6.25. Wheat—Good white Genesee was held at $1 40, and good Onio do, at $1 32a $1 36; a small tale of 3 a 500 bushels of Long Island, was made at $1 25 & $1 37. Corn—The sales footed up about 13.000 bushels, including 10,000 of New Jersey whit, new, at 680; 3000 do New Jersey, new yellow, at 670; and there ‘weru some other sales of new Southera, unit for ship t, selling in small lot ; and old mixed was worth 690 to 700. Af sey were madeat $3 25, and 1000 $3 15K Kye was quiet at 900. moderate saies of Canal, at 500. 125 bbls were made at $4 124, * Canpurs—Sales of sperm continued steady at 330. Cosree—Che market was quiet, without material change im prices. Corros—Whe salesto-day comprise a list of about 900 bales good fair Charleston, old crop, and about 600 a 600 bales new crop, chiefly by ship samples from the wharf as landed, for the Havro market. In addition, spianers took a few parcels of Gulf cottons, making the total tales 1700 bales There wasa more general disposition shown to mect buyers, particularly for the higher grades, which have ranged about our inside quotations: — MIVEAPOOL Chassiricati joek’s prices. Peaches were selling at 123¢c per T» (which is » new custom lately established by dealers). 120 bushels Wilmington peanuts were sold at i374. Lrap—We have no change to notioe in the market— holders continue to demana $4 40, without salee. Mo.asses—Sales of 260 bbis New Orleans were made, toarrive,at 970 There wasa cargo of Cardenas ar- rived, for which 24¢ were offered, but anather cargo ar- riving soon after, stopped all transactions, The asking price was 250. Navat Stones.—Sales of 600 bbls. of Wilmington rosin were made from veasel,at 750 White We heard of no transactions jot of Dutch was sold on Saturd afternoon, at 60¢ “To day, 1000 gallons of English were dispored of at the same price, and 1000 do American, city premed, at Gle. Palm was held at 7 « 70, and tallow oil at 63g. ‘ihere was no change in fish oiis. Provisions — Sales of 100 bbis, of made at $6 874; 70 osake of shoulders at 40 Beef—Sales of 300 bbis. of mess and prime, city inepeotion, were made at $9 for the former, and at $6 for the latter; 300 do were reported sold on private terms. Sales of 200 bbls beef hams were made at $10. Lard—S:les of 400 kegs were made at Bio a840 Cheeso—Salen of 100 boxes, extra quality, nae at 740, Butcer—Thia State remained steady at previous prices. Sales of 75 paokages of Obio were made at 1136 @ l4o. f 116 bbls. of common were made at $3 a $3: 18X Svean —Since our last report, the arrivals from New Orleans were said to amount to about 140u hhds. but no Tar.ow —Sales of 7: 00 lbs, were reported at 80. Wuarenone.—The lust sales were made at 270 for Northwest, to 280 for South Sea. Wnhisxey.—Sales of 50 bbls. State Prison were made at 260, Far:onrs—Flour was engaged for Liverpool at 1s 6d, and ooiten at 3-lod Liquors were taken for Rotterdam atigo We heardof no engagements of consequence to London or Havre Spedon, aged 4 years anv 6 months. The frieuds of the family are reqaested to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at 336 o'clock, from 167 Essex street. On the evening of the 24th inst. after # lingering ill ast: ness, Hexay aged 53 years. ils relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- 103 King i tend his funeral, from his late resid No remains of the eckly Report of Deaths York, {rom th y of January, 1848. “Girls ST. Total 268. Dh Amemorrhoa, 1; apopie burned or seaided, 4; bi fantam, 2; co typhus, 32; y att, disease of, 4; hip disease. ion, 23 inflammation of brain, 3; 1uflamsaation of bowels 6; iuflim- mation of chest 1; inflammation of lungs, 12; inflammation of inflammation of throat, ; intemperance 1; ia- insfasmus, 14; mortfiestion, scrofala, 1; smail pox, teeth ‘Age—Under one year, 10; 10 to 20, 13; 20 to 39, 5. 9 to 70, 10; 70 to 80,6; 80 Ww City Inspector's Office, Jaunary 12, 18 HOKEN BANK BILLS —BROKEN BANK BILLS.— he Atlas, James, Meebera Exe Stace Bank tal rw and x Store. 91 Nassau st. ring and arranging as new wh sn denless Herr w ROD®RIES DENTELLS, BLANCHIES ET REPA- In mode de Paris. —Msdemoiselle Mart 8 Dame eparel oder & neuf toute sorte Sonnets; manchettes et broderies, Mile. M- fot Spring st eet, prods de Brosd wav. pour xécoyer, deutelles, cols, demeure AV, NOW ON 000 in Jarge do; wk of Eogland ft for Sener aca boaght and told Gu comeussion for on commis Bd. SYLVESTER, 41 Well street. Bills of rates. eash only. ° ght ia aBy part of England, Iret ss of £5 ui hanes payable Senlnnd i OTIVE—THE conducted by J Haver, will, in, ere E. BUSINESS HERETOFORE mes Mouwomery, on 18th street, be carried on under the ; Montgomery 4 from this date we appoint R. L. Montgomery, out agent, to settle all accounts due to and by tr emote H V. MONTGOMERY & CO. January 24, 1841 CARD —THE KEV. FATHER LARKIN AND the Members of ihe Society of Jesus, attched t> the Church of the Holy Name, in Elimbeth street, retnrn th graceful tanks to the various. P and to great vasistance dt wh se mal went many of the firemen nad of the police exposed them: imminent danger, to rescue from the flan ureh and school. L th an for to the moat nitnr Wwarcies AND JEWELRY—FIFTY Pe CENT less thinthe old prices of Uraud street ‘The am signed Ke., warranted of ue, oF the muney renrmed. 392g Grand street, near Chineon, ND TOOLS— chamestreet, will be sale or retail, the pro- G92. “BARGAINS—HARD WARE The entire stock of Store No. 54 © sold at prices much betow prietor being desirous of elosing his business. LOW TKRMS—SIX OF THE and OR SALE, ON VERY best Ten Pin Alleys in the city, with Balls, Pi Cushin. scomplete. They must be removed fiom the prem: immediately, as the buildiug, is to he turced to ot For particalars, apply to J. BRAISTED, on the premist ave PAPITALIATS—A PARTNER WANTED with from $3,000 to $40°0, 10 ene ; which wilt yield the ‘The beat of dl safe busines kniwomalso my tslen| requested (0 try me, prove me. and toe 1 . SHES ie Wiliam street, opposite the Washington new stores CASESFE CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT. ED.—Ladies and Geatlemen hn cast-off 0. mu mitre to, f, enn obtain & fa ame by sen note, or by calling on the subscriber, residence, or throngh te post, whic will be punetwally attended to M.D% BOER, 71 al fereet. up stuirs. N.BimLadies enn be attended to by Mrs. De Boer. Old stock andjob goods bought, of any deseription and ainowot. * PUBLIC HOUSE FoR 8A PUBLIC Hows, No. 22 Duwi eet, con! tock aud "= a bargnin—possession en jately. The Chel sed 1 presents Dut can beeen from 9AM wnul & jot any Person wishing to engng? hym- R nb 0 FANCY STi sale, (wo beanti pest ee ne sat wena ante mete ad ADVERTISEMENTS NEW BVERY MORNING. | ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY Mi BNING ee.AuG sovrment of heavy aud i carded cutery.— u formances-—F irat oppeormnce of Mir Sands io m goificeat. of | Actot Horsemanship. entited eT re a | PERSB TRG vit avy rs F % besuc ful aud highly p by aud a great proportion with aew paitera Freveh forks Me ne grand bi rene variety of pecket aud prukuives, polished ¢ gy oe ea eg ses shears, razors, &e. &., Co waich the attention cf dealersin the wryly gh eente. Gallery, 12h tens: Private Boxes, 89 encl cowatey as well us city trade iv di ected. Also, ageneral a | fy Xh 1 years of j shelf hudware. For pit culars se “ Lang Bina 2 POS Bek Pa Lh KNEES 3? Pie wine PASE THEATA E—M et sits. SANDS, LENT & CQ Ameriena ( irew—Sult rer nother Gant Change of wnardians, to (he dress cirele, haif price —yerformince to commence at 7. N. B.—A grand 8 elry. ACOB 8. PLATT, AUCTIONEER—BIKMINGH AM heavy aud shelf hirdware —Jacob 8. Platt’s fiest Sp ing eet » 100 dozen hort ‘eanidieatiexs fice irons, x edve hain m0 ‘ : Seog Joug hiedied shove's, haud wnd p i, foe Sans eee a, ‘un. | depicted the Storming of Cnapaltepee by th® ys and forks, ke. Al 25 boxes Griffiu’s hos naul: pe 10 pouuda. “Also, for cash, 6 Froteors prtent double geered | Ye" hay + dauuary 26th. aw cutcers. Also,a quautity of fsncy goods and gold jew- ailernou. pedormaues every Batarday, commencing at 26 cloe Vay, and long handle entitied the he A ware, Dixon’ in OF tc Jnnuary 24, 1818, wath ala Jord. C.,'in other end a brass plates the to Falton street, o: ing, will be tberably rewarded. M. B _KOGERT, AUSTIONEER.—HOUSS FUR- | Ge my) @ uiture Sale, this day, January 25th, at 10 welock, at the | Cayysin Winthrop, J i tour atory house, No, 210 Fattou iLatatogne sale of 3:0 | Gora, her ‘urte, "Stickney Iuer Ww Jad, o's Furni wre, viz: two Parlors, elever jooms, Buser=ut | . i 4 and Kitchen, Also;rich Chron cas Class, Mantel or ameuts, | revicue,ty wich the desasot CHARLOTTE TEMELS. 's Britannia, with a great variety of icles, worthy the notice of housekeepers. Sale po- | ive fo eash - OST=FROM. A COAL n Fulton to Wi eck Pip. Whoever wil retura sai To conctude with tne MY , P—' Mr. Burke. Boxts 25 cents; Pit and Gal- bie mney. |= | Ht, ON MONDAY MORN. | a'1 nized black leather truck, | of PEKELE white letters on one end; o | Sutherland;' Ajexinn, coach pasted through Broadway | SODiL ATia1S will aprearin their, admired rableaax “unak to City Hotel, SEVALENTING AN SU RSON Oye cee ard 19 leasint im the Bi January 24, 1848, \eutine, Me sutherland: Saracen Friest, Mr."Vasior; Prine | Egtantine, ) vet oxes, 29 cents: rit. 124% cents. FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FROCURE | Doors open at hi iss #, -petfoimance we commmase at 7 private family, where he can improve | aug urge. eruely. was ara ROADWAY THEATRE—1HI3 EVENING, JAN. Address box No. young woman, as plai ANTED BY A SINGLE GEN1 furnished parlor aud bed-r001 fy iva respectable private family. in Brooklyn, nearthe South | Fauny Wallack. ‘Io conclude with the farce of ferry. add PATS. Box Sus, New York, Lower Post | THe TABLES Mr Kaos Mr veads dae phries, ie: fap panic aker siete DRO ee | Ea rs. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A REStRCTABLE | Wet 25 cents; Uallery, 12% i cook, wes'er o1 FoF iro ‘The best nces can be given. Apply to Mrs. M. L. DORAN, 5 x 2th, will be pesormed the t d+ of OLHELLO. LEMAN, A WELL | othelln, Mr. Jamies, Wallaek, iri logy Plem az, Cassio, with breakfast ond tea, | Lester; Emilia, Janes Wallac jr.; Desaem: performance to commence 119th Aveune, busineas— ocatio ay person dence, may Gua hin ANTED-A YOUNG MAN To Take cHange | M r “of a Sett.f Booas. Que whois competent to fill this | mence oe ern ree Vddress (in own hand wilting) Ack, D.-aud left | Me 'ficltand; Lant Las 1] reeetve atrention Chublcek, Miss Rol TeLbow ANTED A SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED | DW AKA Fernnudy, » man as Houk keeper, correspoudent, gr general clerk, | POM -Brcomy swash, Mr. ine Hea: here or abroad. He tus lately arsived fri jon, and has | Mary Ann, Mis. H. Isherwsod. ‘To eonclude with the Tht beeu employed for anum ce: of yesrsin the Mbore capecities | VISIBLE P ‘ay lor: The Fespectavie houses in Vera Cius, Singapore. Ma jesux, and Londor—and speaks and writes the Kn. well known Dguerrian Kstabl abment, d RIN E~ Don Leander, Miss Mai nfauce Furibond, Mr, Conover; Xquisitel ers, Doors open at 634, and the garea 50 3 SOVER PRESENTS HIS SIN- ea Hiealy; p s- wand West lud dress F + Rn. WO rage” | ns, 10 the Fire Depertmenr. for their generous ex- “ ertons at the fire,ou panrday evening, by which he wasa ASEK FOR AN OLD AND | guffere:,and hopes to see os many of thm. ne possible this ‘engy, | evening. at his benefit, when he will endeavor to amuse them ke from tue Park, in 81 a we tee! and easy indepen to the vestot hiv ability, Lack OP! RA D\*SDAY 26h WILL REZIA BOKGIA—La- . Jaf ANTED, A SITUA’ youeg woman, to do tt street, rear balda 0 Good eity’ references can be giveu. general housework, with a private | Sie'Severo Serius Cra tee e call ot | Sr 4. Piemontesi: Kustichello, Sr N. ding, up stairs. Oue year and seven | Mtg Belina Boul: se Sr Bettimio Rossiy TION, BY A SOBER, STEADY | _. | Boxes, parqueite and balcony. $13 amphitheat ton respecting her will be ANN win eat) Teceiving macninery, &e. Kc ure in good ovder, and ait kinds of en deseripiion ‘The foundry t fiom 469 5 tons at ct Abie for neighbathood. Lhe would bea profitable DN WANTED OF ELLEN CON of Gulway, porish of Kelbeckuet, Ireland is cin pace five » outl FO AM E t Ketsblishment for sale — 1h es, Tatlroad work, and machinery of every pane curaing and finishing shov | —y, Rowulus ond Remu upplicaut, Raphael; ¥ Dlagewug machine; Wil pliue 10 feet by 2 feet | pt he Listeners Ee vols t she de lath, wil turu 12 feet longs cut acre Siete Th noth poh pry inches diameter; o ue s Tache, will (usu 6 feet; one do. fur boriug raiiroud wheels, &c.; at 734 oeluck. ‘Price of Ad nt Savuble ana ye Beard taraing Inthess 2 drilling aud Lacie: S ing wrehines; I key cutting mache; 2 grin stuues, aud seve rat large boring bars, boriug Dita, deli & Jin phan La &e.,anda great varie'y of wheel patterns, necessary tools: 1 set of 10. aah machines (oue works b: aud. Storges wid vewporas | tr 2 Ee he fo gen, ‘Lhe blacksmith shop has lorges; auda guod stuck | Soe, weeys exceDt Monday, Urabeted, ott here vs also auvod large erecting shop and patters | Sacer extabrshed Bend inthe United States. E insker's shop. ‘The estsblishment ie nuw in compiete ad | GUN els and in the United sees et. ¥ successful operation, aud wilt Le kept so until sold This | ehove om fated ire vestment fo mechanics possessing «bi- lity aud euterprise, as steam power, rati aad adjoi before the first of July, 1 ye For | iy caet hull tase" t eneert whe poly to JAMins MeLEISH, Kagie Foun- | commence at’. On Saturday, Jan ‘Afternoon Conce! Doors openst 7—Perfor m-nee to commence at 136 ALMO’s OPERA HOUSE—MONDAY TUESDAY d Weds ionuay 2th 35h end 26th. Professor of MODEL ARTISTS, twenty cual will have the honor of apvenrivg in # series of toetr celebrated Grand Jabieaux Vivants and Poses, Plistiques, Programme— Part Il Louding of « olumbus, T 2, Dieamof Waske Ke ny inform: thauk/ully received by her sister, | 0 ington before the ablishmeat, on teamboxt work, oi The work shops. tovls p terns calculated for the manuf-ctu.e of i Prat itt has 2 cupolas for trou (fan blast) t ouce, two brass fernaces, nye Habertz . dymion, Girrodet 4, Ruth'aud Borz Burve: the ‘Amazin ydel, J Inte: mission of filteen minutes and ParciIt Joho Seve ROADWAY, Jb) WEEN rowded ty overflow: ith of New York. Open er mulls and @ugises ROW in oper boiler shop 1s well supplied wit Jers, 1 pair of shears, 2 puseh ing im table wih crowded aud highly respectabie audience ealy admitted (o excel every amusement of a similar el i Admission 25 cents; chiloren ander ry bg Suates Doors open at 2, commence ai 30’cluck. On Monday ever- [oO A LADY—WILL furcher whi I have bees wish to orive me to the a VARD.—THE heartevt uiau tot 1, to; the valus destruction h.s guods ond e! reat. ond g)Ve mean opportuany to show you shat | wish ty be UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS Petersoa Fire Engine Compsny No wu on Soturay evenicx, Jauusry 22d ly are enticled ty the highest cunsideratiou and respect from the commuuity for thei extrao.dinary exertions, or the de struction of property and pio JOHN WANMAREH, 178 Walker street tox, Jan. 24 at the Brooklyn Institute. BRosnwar UBEON—*&NTRANCE THKOUGH Pinteux’s Siloon—Under the managementof & GG: nee of Pete remit YOU SETILe LIKE A LADY! alwayema gentlems:—o:, do you uc? Foituw my advice, and be sled tovday. LEY —locreased Attraction—B 1st t leo, eug™ged for as astrela—oge tier with the a dancer of the world Als ed by them in saving from five im #Azabeth street ‘ne Departoreut geneia’- flee ; Venta oquism, by Sig. Vaven Reynaldrous Seng Pere Mores ae Blanchord, tmitation, & Yankee Polke, Pete Mor = Veutiiloquirm, Sig. Valentini: comie Dn Song. Miss iveynnidson. Part 4—O1 bly lie must have been very | Song’ ty OR LIVERPOOL=N. «Orleans M Signs—Theie letiers h brill ‘hey a ©! t, Will be attonued to. ng betwee et of the 26ch Jauuary—The new and spienuid fast sailiuy packet ship SHERIDAN, George B. Cora soading, aud will positively sai as above—hec regular day For freight oF passage, having spleudid xecommodations pIY OM HORE EUR. Collins, 96 South street The Packet Biup GARRICK Moses Huot, muster, will succeed the Sheridan, and sail hei NHARD1’S GILDED BRASS LETT anda brusianey ot the gilding unequalled vy any other article, he! 10 ji ‘Orders eft at done it be HARD! kW LIN, KEGULAR PACK | Minstrels ins vesiety of So, aig cents Fe tra Box 50 cents, Paquette ¢ to commence at half ARNUM 8 AMEKICAN MUSEUM—P.T. BaRNU! Propnetwr—F. Hircncock, M ie ‘ane hveamy This Week, commeucing on Mot Spleudid pertoruisuces, every aftervoo evening at half pas: he manger FOHNSTON, 0 very talented aud accom: Dancer, who se for! ih, masier, isuow | whart, foot of Wall street, or, t Re FOR are reinarkable for durability ee i bic, im both of which charaevers he will mance. / lo engeged, the following ex arcanied to stand exposure o as :— Great Westeru, the Low Comedian, ‘treordsnary attract) who appeats ate Mast dM. ‘Tne partae: 21 i Weotte wan dissety the mos: difficult solos penied by the other, m: ut nis offige, 261 wood ‘Treatise on KE gravings, ri Cents, can be had at atthe Fair of the American YE AND £AR—DR. POWELL ATTENDS E. sively W diseases of the Eye aud fui imported Artidcral Fyes of nauperior quality aud Yowell’s Seif-Acting Eye Founiams or Jet, or Douche for strengthening the eyes, which has just received a dij musical en certain pat. M Bernay ura 9 to 4 v’ + Dane , Whithek, M: " Out of Warren st. Dr. Yoweli’s | Wir figures, Lixenesses and Portraits of th» Amistad Captive Slave: gures of Queen Vietoria, Polly Bodine, Damel O'Connell, Mathew, ke.; Madame Hockwell, the fa- meus Fortune Teller; Wax Model of the Humas Body, tobe 25 cents ree oO) the who} dren under ten years of age. and enough to walk alone, 1236 cents. Reserved front seats, shilling Admission to 1d Institute, now for sale at hs office, Boston COUGH © ally contan Notice—The public ar- info are no longer the agents for that the genuine can be obtai by A. L. matiann une on} street. braved and well known arict ry compli ia. Ic inonly to be added, tn page A Cough Candy, and the only one | Review, Grand Henry Johasen, 273 Broadway, Ui AST LiAitsic Company, at the Txberaacie, on Tuesday eve rag, snnunry 25, 18 h for the ficst tim wih seugh Balsam. (7™ Special oimed that Messrs. Rushton & Uo. the sale of this Confeed n, but ined only of the following dt Grand Gallop, with Song. Fise! 1. Doors open at 63; perfor a .LL_OF Cue pagway, General | FT ALL OF NOVELIY. ‘Winship, 77 Es M Pearl street—Tal hitwell’s Ooginal | MUDEL ARTISTS, male aud female. produced, ure for rheu- duce, with some splendi is. Sold gea ocuced aftr Power's Stat 7 And Sands, 100 Fulton i with songs. g € is that of * Chlorofor couse quent apun sur; an anys yus nent Furr pean Sui ‘ist, 29 Greenwie! * pre ” fos (called squivting) ‘and cata, tumors affecting the eye, ¢: w follow ing jirely st your di e, which | can tru: experienced. continue the nse of improve datly tirely,told me a few day s sines ROWE. Weewe ly for some months prst. THA DENNKT Kor sile A.B & D, Sands, 100 Fulton the druggists generally P ¢ si guature: oO in anteed. hat have cers upon pains in the ‘Vonmirucional iu by voung men, cai ing power ofthese oraaas, fo resting andes ences are de in 4 Tate at Avotion—House and lot st street, $7300 ; lot on 90th street, #9000 ; Bouse and lense of lot on ot Seotch Hizh!and costume, (a bo: Sword, dsucer Ke al} silver mounred, enrich ' rich stones; wilt be di fonrth of the frst pre, " Vor particulars, apply 0 Nz OF THE GREATEST OF AL\. THE MEDICAL discoveries that can be appliet to O; ru ORE TeSTIMOXY~NO 4 AME Boston, April 18, 1816 —Mr. Seth W. of gratitude to you, avd make of duty to the tement, whit i posal. grave to wareh | was fest hasteaing. Last July | was sttack- WwW AL ed by a sudden culd, which resulted ina very seve ‘wult violent paics it the side asd chest. Broun that PS oe away , notW) thetan T was under th Li ib By sae fag he ne a a ps i ,, A; ? Weh'reuuced that my friends frankly told me that T | the vew 4 ‘ faut djeyaud that was eabre to do-og at any hour. At this | MORE.” Macarihy “Moe. Mr. Lemme Solomon riper, ecard of Witar’s Balsam of Wild "r y way of | Mr Chapmae ; Jcha Di Mr GH. Andrews; Dorby ful Ai oa clits had been saved by it, ond finmediately | liven, Mr. Lover: Lacy Pp, Mrs Thayer ; Mary Maearthy, bor Irabottle The effect produced was indeed wonde fal. y physician, ore of the most réspeciadle 1 had previously told me ‘h.t acure was hopeless, came in. end ried him what [hod taken, and told nim the good effects He ex vinined the nd the same ph I feel that 1 am now recovered, aut gu state went, Mrs. Hows having been an inmate RIVATE, DISEASES IN ALL BT AGES, AND U 201sg Fulton street. Vj EDICAL OFFIC re unacquatnted with this medi Mi reer fear Chatham etre rom eomnyratoe. vain ihe eueet, beak cessful practitionsr in Sew "1 . "Phe Doe : 1 fess want of appetite, dincrhane, Retr ic fe eond which u iat have enced tyes | ate the first ay (P uld Seuixar WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, &e— Dit Ls ¥ ‘he Balpn's, Private Practical Treat effects PHA MEDIC AL bstion we demonstrated bv. the iflaeree pe Eevee wes, Bitees 1 iivegees the sexnal orenos, over the ent re body, the condition ot t te ve. aud destroctive fm tauuch. deprived of chem from birth; the linmense contr Data ae lin's urmmoat abteusion. natural netion, for evil when in 8, Se uson, and + ordelia Doors oven nt 6.en purpose of a -g3 to intorm ¢! wonderful agent affected wich scrabismus nets, can be cured or auy otnet ait be operated upon aud removed ihe patient. onay os =f ted ou three mi UNION STREET, ve worlds at the Panorams build ‘owle—Sir, a ublic, prompts ‘of auy service to you Ttmay have the effect to mduce of your iuvaiusble nedi~ raily snatched me trom the ‘Open every ev nts: children balf pi at7¢ o'clock precisel’ ys aud Saturdays, at elock Mine Chapman ; Rosy Lecy ' ¥es. Rogers. To eonclade with hit, WHE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS—Gerald Pep- per, Mr trbahn a ci alhi TT 14 THIRD BALL OF THE NEW YORK PHI LANTHROPIC SOCI“TY, will take placeon Friday Fvenng, January 28, 1818 at ‘Tammany Hal!. While the object cf this Society’ is to aid, a4 fur as p suible, every needy and deserving applicant ; yet its special iutenticn is. to seek out and assist those who have seen better deys, bot through Boston, who Balsam, oud told me to d wo y years. trength every day, suify to the tra h of hyerfu our | sickness or misforiune, re enw w hout the ‘WILLIAM DENNET, MAK- | heart to ask relief—Mr. Dodworth’s celeorated Band wholesale and retail by Messrs, | cupy the orchestra Mr. George Robertson. and As corner of William street, aud by | will sap end the management of the floor Daw wo ye dolar each, sold at commence at eight o'clock Stoddart and Dunham’s D HAIG Pr sare er or member. of 8. Keynolds See’y. extermel of 1a hove wer ey any ejteumstances, cured tn (rom three wifive dnvs by | oo Pediat con PR a oe PANSY, DAY Dm verese wrtions: of the charesters the person ina healthy condicion. ft it entirely vegeral ied. to hire nt JULIUS DRIONGE. 66 W ad HOt Unt leasant to the ta at. nm st, c= ~ . New York. Price $2. Le will be promptly | (8, UHAM'S VEGET AB furended to,and the medisine md necure aguinat | 2 A Medical Wor der— finn, oer who tre tkely™ (0, enter, that worst. of bodily ; ler di nial, the public are seecting and bu diene, ad whieh, um, ail porteo! the work santa from sickness aud death. T ‘bis mediero years of the experience of Dr Uyham upon hm | geavated case of Pileszard the overtt Worth contiaually (a ishe' by show that his Inbors whieh not oa! Piles, either ON, 2006 FULTS te bes fely weed fo years, is pr 19 of Piles. sh the body, or in the throat or nose ec. No family, merenyot, mee gud bowes of the lvgs, effec ually cured. | ry habits, exvecially. should be weakness, brought on by a secret habit tudatged | evera physi required, thee i re op iglusegrious dreata aud nightly emis: | sant. aunile, of efeetive, thin De Upham's Vegeubre bes prsitively prevented. Recent cases cured vo four days, | taary,, Sold whole sna A be De A UPHAM. 196 Bows mercury: No nteration im diet, or prevention fiom | AM 2! Faltonatrents auretil by De AUTH AM. Is Bane and the Uanae Price tv bex. F good, when m hralthta’ a, ane or abused: deeply int ton Hitile understod Isined ‘The oole tre: its are in the most desperate eonditiog, pend on being always condueted by Dr. K.. humeel . ‘ompt, safe and energetic treatment, to a perfect ew i. supplied at a moments noti most cou with on warenat Visiting to AIT perro: pp, price St Sold by allthe | private mauver Co fi ve Kee; sold aleo by | C79, post corner of Third 10 LJ a ot to box 0 | hie d Loe _ mseives in the 0. halls cqnare fod qoadth page of #