The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1848, Page 3

Potice Intelligence, ‘The amount of police matters were of very little tm- portance y dr eh Lyghs tither of the police Ais? sang! No- thing ocurred except the committal of some petit thieves, drunkards, disorderiies and vagrants. The Sunday Times.—Having announced my intention to pubis: ly paper in this eity, an coonection With au enterprising publishirg house, Tlind thas the labor and superintendence will rinit me at the same time te pay that attentioa to the Sunday ‘Times which it is my desire and determination to do, so that J am under the necessity of relin- quishing the new project. M. MI. NOAH. ‘The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery, on the upper cornet of Broadway aud Murray street, continue as to be visited by those who cau pobre it heantiful in the way of Deguerseotppe. ‘The attraction at this Gallery, is much greater than any ovher establishment a this country. The Old Patrons ot Gosling; Eating House will find the Ceder Street Restaurant, comer of Ceara rnd broadway, conducted om precisely the same bat. my the same print, ke as the Nassan street etek under the ‘of HENY GOSLING, for. ly of 64 Nassou street. it will become as Popular as its predecessor. New Music bed Jat Atwill’s—Purchasers of Mu- 1 instruments of every description, ‘of ull kinds, are invited to examine he alrendy extensivi jroudway. poe par Gold Pens.—Heasons for Pur- NW GREATON & ©0., No. 71.6; of their own, and al! other make: . The poo fthe points co ew ‘ones are gi in_ their place, without you buy a pen of them, and it does not suit, they ‘Their prices are lower than any other hou'e ‘Shev have = Pens with silver cases, (oot $1, $1 25, $1 £0, $175, $2, and up warranted pans, hare. will exchange it in the trade. the firm of J. W Gre ich, er, is notthe cae. The seid firm, which con- ted of J. W.Greaton and my-elf, was mm the Ist instant. At25 John street. any of our old meer Rh bet how red, “exchanged, oF re-poruted, J.B, BEERS & CLARK, 25 Joim street, (vp wxira) “ Richelien wa Gold Pe WATSON & Ge aaa yw Wall street, and J. ¥. 3 AGE: 92 Faiton inbly warranted m every Fossa ‘and has never x perfect sitisfaction. Their supe. is universally acknowledged, and street. are Deen known to fail in gi riority to all other pens, ity, together with oh the low price at which ” the most econo- Winter Bleached L Lamp OM, warranted to burn »ll night. at75 cents agallon. Superior Sperm Candles, ity new Shoulders, * 6 4 iar brik - ~ pe ks al ans fr or . tld dnyn Coffees vitae cents per tb, Flaest fiayored, olone Stuarv’s bright and cen ot Mes chovenvoae? Instruction in the Spanish Lanj Olendorf’s Oral System —Senor F. J. VINGUT, TS Profew sor of the nbove Lat guage, ard the nuthor of a new Spanish Grammar, on the Ollendont plan, having been requested to fo:in a Saturday class, by several pro of ather 'anguages, an other individuals d the Spanish wa setetaanirsin weruliat circametaneerare not able tO at fend on other davs, having comolied with t ill Saturd: 12th instant—at the rate of ten dollars for each course of twenty-four lessons Gentlemen who wish to Reduce thelr Boot will do well before purchasing to callon Jones, 4 Ann street, and examine his fine stock of Boots and Shoes, = has the best assortment of any store in the city, and hi are the most reasmmable. He has alsyon hand a large amore ment of Water Proof Boots, which ke is selling off at cost. 4 Ann street, near the Museum. Liquid Hair Dye.—Uhe best preparation yet disc’vered for coloring the hsir or whiskers to a permanent black or brown, Ww, ithout snjury to the hair or Bateh lor’s. No article of dence cf approval, an onourced by Lagi who have had opportuni of jm yes world. Sold wholesale and retail Rss eet, near Broadway, whe! or's cream for strengthening ard beantifying overed for that purpo: COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Thursday, Feb, 10—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was very buoyant to-dsy, snd prices for several of the fancies advanced. Quotations are steadily improving, aud there is every appearance ofan inflation to some extent. At the first board Treasury notes reached par, being an advance of per cent; Uni- ted States 6's, 1856, {{; Canton 4; Canton scrip 4; Har- lem 134; Long Island 4; Reading Mortgage Bonds tell off 34; Reading Bonds 34; Reading Railroad %; North Ame" siean Trust; Morris Canal 4; Erie Railroad scrip 4. ‘There were large sales of the fancies. At the second board Long Island advanced 4; Harlem %; Norwich and Worcester fell off $i Some excitement was created in Wall street to-day: by the announcement that the honge of De Launay & Co., of Paris had failed, and the stoppage of the branch of the house locatedin this city. It is 1d that some ofthe Wall street bauke will be heavy losers by this suspension. The New York Fire and Marine Insurance Company have declared a dividend of tea per cent, payable on de- mand, ‘The Mechanics’ Insurance Company, of Newark, N. J., bave declared a semi-annual dividend of five percent, payable on und after the Ist of March. The New Brunswick Fire Insurance Company have declared a dividend ef four per cent. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port for the first ten days in February, distinguishing the extent of the ship- ments to each country:— Commence or Thx Pont or New Yorx—Exronrs lst To 10TH Fes’y., Incuusive. @reat Britain. wm. atchelor’ 's. No 2 ‘also can be found Batche- ew invented wigs aud sealps, and pargealars moldav'a hair, the best the address Flour, bbl 761 c ‘orn meal 4.071 read 250 Wheat, bushels... 52.400 Corn 2 22454 Catton, bales. 1,125 Rice, tierces.. .. 371 Whale oll, gallons. . 43,540 Pork, bbls. Oil cake, ibs. . ; Wax, ibs. ‘isd Ashes, barrels. 126 Tobacco, hhdi 6 Turpentine“... 1,253 Manufactured, ibs.. 7,404 Rosin eae a. OD. France. Rice, tierce. . Pork, bbls Beet * u 10 ‘Tobaceo, mai 176 Cotton, 125 Rosin, bbls Rorin, bbls Cotton be les. 386 Ashes, bbls... 238 ‘Wax, Ibe. 1801 Brans, busi 850 Corn severe 1068 of exports to Great Britain Franco. ... Other ports, + 102.035 ++ 129,935 Bhan eee eete nee e eee ee cece eres s P467,S1L Tho hipments of flour have been very small during the past ten days; of corn and corn meal, they have been larger than usual. The deol in prices on the other tide, will prevent farther exports to any extent at pre- sent. By the arrival of the steamship Sarah Sands, fom Liverpool, we have seven days’ !ater intelligence from all parts of Europe than that received by the Acadia at Botton, The commercial news does not amount to much, The markets, at the letest dates, exhibit no ma- terial alteration, alihough there had been in the meantime several fluctuations ia prices. Cotton and corn had advanced and fell off in prices, first cotton ‘was up and corn down, then corn up and cotton down, closing at prices tho same as those current previous to the changes. There was very little doing in either of these staples, and the money market was more de- pressed than at the departure of the steamer of the 16th of January, and quotations for stocks generally lower than previously reported. Notwithstanding this unfavorable uapect of things, the builion in the Bunk of Englond was steadily increasing, supplies coming in from all directions, The rates of interest had not been changed, and there was every indication of quiet times Jn the commercial aircles of Great Britain for some time to come, This, however, was to have been ex- preted. After such a tremendous revulsion, it will require @ long period of repos to give tone ond strength to the ain of commerce, and {t will without doubt, be a lo ime before we shall again be in the rate of interest, or an indication of a return of spe- culation, We look upon the news as precisely what might have been expected, after so much prostration in every thing connected with commeroial matters, and we anticipate advices somewhat similar by the steam pack- ets for sometime toceme. It will be a long time before the manufacturing interests of Great Britain re. cover their wonted energy and activity, and until they do we cannot look for much improvement in prices for our great staple, cotton. We annex the quotations in this market for the prin- cipal government and State stocks for three period Paices ov fngoxs un tHE New Yorx Manxer, edeem- 1847. able, United States 6 1857 ye 6 1862 b:| 6 1856 r, Ne 1653 ‘rea’y Notes 6 —— New York, ma, Pennsylvania,5 Tennesse 6 N. 83 rT) Bk Co’m N.Y. 89 ted N.Y. Life Dee st Fasc Co. no Farmers Loan & 25 6 hg, Qhio Life Tus. Sia ae. = 88 Bank of U. 8. in Feausyl'e. 33g 8 6 4 N Jersey R as. CO 103° 103 al04 Mohawk & Hu 67 a 67 Utica&Scherectady Rail’d. 115! — M8 allsig Syracuse & Utica Railroad,— —- —a-— Aubarn & Syracuse Kailr’d 104, a allé 116 all6%g Auburn & Rochester RR, oy 3 alld 104 al05 Reading Ruilr. 158 59 0 SOG 46 A 46) Delawate & Hudson Casa, 8 Gi aigo ist ‘a =* inoaito Reading Railroad Bon CBiKn 69 —GI3ga G53G Bihan 65% Rending Railroad Mtg ‘Bias, 63 a— GO aGl 59%a 60 ue R* Dividend o: Within the ey few days, there has been a more ac- tive demand for government and State securities, and prices have slightly improved. It will be perceived that ‘Treasury notes have reached par. As regards the posi- tion of delinquent States, nothing new has recently transpired, but the market price of these stocks will im- prove withothers. Itis statedin the financial circles of this city, that orders have recently been received for the purchase of United States stocks, from Germany, and that they have been filled, which is the cause of the advance in quotations. ‘The annual report of the Syracuse and Utica Rail- road Company for the past year, made to the state de- partment, presents the annexed statement of the cost, expenditures and receipts :— Syracuse anv Utica Rai.noap. Length of road in operation, 53 mile: Cost of construction to Jan. 1, ieee «++ + 61,182,582 18 Li mount charged to dep: ite propert; for reduced value of engines, oars, &c.... 30,000 00 Total. + $1,102,582 18 eh ved from. “Trojo03¢" through’ pass: n- + $220 581 00 Reoalved from 24,709 through ‘omigran 19,767 20 63,512} way passengers..., 45.593 41 ‘Ot@l wees cceeee + © $265.941 61 + $62494 46 & + 7,950 00 ‘“ other sources, . 3793 84 “ — Joan contracted on bonds. . £0,000 00 5 “ 1st and 2d instalment on new BLOCK vo se ecveccneeseceeeseveaees 77,000 00 + oes 9+ + $507,179 91 and run- Total... seeeececeree nded for repairing, " operatin, the road, including interest paid... . $124,631 96 Amount paid for pew track es eecee es 248,115 66 «permanent fixtures. + 6115 68 DOW CATE... ee eee + 36.383 68 “ engines... sae + 6210 03 o 4 e « reds cantecs art otgsnaes> ost 421,482 01 Expended on account of construction f sa, land (included in the above)........... $3,641 94 Dividends paid Feb. 15.. + 40,000 00 “Aug. 15... + 40,000 00 Number of locomotives, 12 ; an undivided interest in 58 elght-wheel passopger cars, 20 eight-wheel emigrant cars owned by the railroads between Albany and Ro- chester, and an undivided interest in 23 eight-wheel baz- gage cars and 6 eight-wheel baggage and mail cars owned by the railroads between Albany and Buffalo; number of freight cars, &c., 143; do. passenger, 9; machine shops, 2; average number of men employed, 250. Number of miles run by passenger trains, 105,000; freight and others, 55,000; total, 160,000. the past season the company has been engaged in lsying down an iron rail of 61 pounds to the yard, in the place of the flat bar heretofore used. This work has progressed as fast as the iron could be obtained. There are now laid down and in use about 23 miles of new track, The iron necessary to complete a single track, with suit- able turnouts, has been constructed, and most of the last half ot it is now rolled. This is made in the State of Pennsylvania, and the whole will be reosived as soon as it cam be transported in the spring. Under the law which requires an iron rail to be laid ‘upon this line of road, this company has proceeded, with the intention of completing the same as early as prac- ticable the ensuing season. It requires 5,000 tons for @ single track. One half of this is contracted for and made at Trenton, in New Jersey, at a cost, delivered in Utioa, of something over $74 per ton. The last half, contracted for s year later, will cost at Utica about $69 per ton. These contracts were made at the most favo- rable prices at the time. ‘The exigency of the law referred to, and the ear. nest wish to meet the public expectation in respect to a new track, required the prompt purchase of the iron, al- though the prospect ofa great reduction in the price was very clear. That reduction has now taken place, and English rails delivered in New York, have been recently contracted for at $62 50-100, whereas the company paid $70 25-100 at Trenton, in New Jersey, for 2,600 tons, and are now paying $65 75-100 per ton in New York for s like quantity, thus making a difference in the cost of the whole iron, over the present price of English, not less than $75,000,which this company has paid and assumed to pay. That part of this line that shall hereafter provide the iron rails, will have at least this difference in their favor upon an equal quantity of iron, It is the intention of the company to proceed imme diately to lay another track as soon as the first shail have been brought Into use, for experience has shown thata double track is necersary to conduct a large bu- siness safely. In preparing for the transportation of property, it was deemed necessary to add @ large increase to the stock of freight cars and engin: This addition will cost aout $100,000, and it remains to be seen whether muoh property can be carried, and whether there is not an ample outfit for that object. Thus far, the present winter, there has been no acoumulation of property of- fering to be carried beyond the means of transporta- tion. Exchange. $1300 Treas N, 100 exch by 50 shs Canton Co 60 ds 35 199 City ge 156, 10 do 45 ds 35 do 2% © do Ey} at Banke of Com., (alt # oo do 31 25 Canton Serip 3% $000 US 636 ‘Mu 40 Hudson River R um ae os q Wor R ey North An Trost 10) 50 Ohio 6 10000 Read 63 15000 do 63) 1009 Read ort saat, 59) 100 Read a0 47 Be. a 300 do bio 47 5 do bis 47 50 do 39 47 50 do 75 sha Farmer's Trost} 29 59 Manhatten Gas 0 50 do 100 Canton Co 15 344g 90 Erie RR Scrip 25 do 30, the full tide of operation. Reactions in credits, fluctuations in prices, relapses In confid will, from {ime to time, be realized before wa reach a heslihy state Of things, before we can branch out again iato new en- terprines The effect of those ups and downs will be fa- | Yorable, as they check @ too rapid expansion, avd pro. duco a steady, eubstantial improvement, instead of bring- ing about a temporary advancement, threatenint al ail times a collapse, The intelligence by thie arrival is thesetoce, onthe whole, more favorable than though we had reootved sesounts of on unnatural or am odvance in prices for the prinelpel atepies, a reduetion ia | meld gave more favorabl Second Board ni come j RR 20 ry ie Haslem RR bis 50 Long} feta Tuesday a 0 do bio 4 100 2 anw 45) ae do i 20 = do bae 306 100 0 45 ‘0 do bio 29 200 = do 45 100 Farmers’ Loan —b10 29% 50 do bt a | 2S ee 130 Nor & Wor 3 ate 0 “ seo Hole RR ato ase J " New Stock Exchan; ton Co BS 3146 150 ahs HarlemRR 13 (34 #30 34 03 5% 100 FY 45 5 do 100 “5 122 Lone Istina RR i FA do “6 Morris Const i Mey wise Sy a 3 Fs vers HRniltond_ +3. _0__ % corr ¢ TRADE it New Yon, Thureday poinil Feb. ‘The news brought by the Sarah Sands, porielied im an extra of thia morning, produced very little effect upon the markets. Private accounts, it wae | O33 than thore oontained {a re Ei loft the hats breadastutts While the 0 onntinued to bea Seren temtent of four, aps. pe) su eastern orders, the-same ‘as those current Genesee wheat were made before the n ted below. Sales of corn were moderate, and on terms Bicone indicntal no material change in prices. Sales of le on js somewhat in favor of buyers. ata sramained about the same. Sales of meal were made pretty , without change of moment in prices. ‘Asues —Sales of some 80 bbis pearls were made at $8 25, amd 25 do. Pots, at $5 8734 @ $5. Brans— We notice sales of 75 bbis white, fair quelity at $1 06!4; prime do were held at about $1 26, and extra do at $100. Breapsturrs —Four—Common Geneseewas pretty freely offered at $6. Before the news. 100 bbis sold at thet price. Sales of about 1000 bbls were also made, chiefly for filling Eastern orders, including strait brands Le ders —— &e, at $6. Some small lots of ere made at $6 25 a $6 373. Small lots or "Ohio. ta ali Coeut 200 bbis, were meds, including fair brands, at $6; end fancy do, at $6 50, Wheat—Sales of 3000 bushels of Genesee were made, before the news, at $1 33, Corn—Sales of 2000 bushels of yellow were made on private terms; 3000 do, handsome yellow, at 62}g¢; and 2000 Northern mixed, a little out of order, at 59¢. Meal—Sales of 600 bbis of Brandywine, were made at $2 8734, and 300 do, New Jersey. were reported sold at $2.75, Ryc—Sales were repor 2d ut 880; and some 2000 bushels Canal Oats at 50c. Samaaeiigne continued in steady demand at 33 cen! Correr.—Sales were made by auction of 550 bags Rio, slightly damaged, at 634 to 644 ots, for oash. The market pd gees disoriptions was rather quiet, without change in prices. otton.—The market exhibited a dull and deolining aspect. The few sales made to-day were to manufactu- rers, and were not made under circumstances to show the effect of the news by the Sarah Sands, being withal inconsiderable in amount. FisH—No sales reported, the market continuing firm at our last quotations Fruit—The demand for raisins continues active.with ssles of 500 boxes wet dried at $1 55, which is a correct quotation for the market. Dried Apples—We report sales of 7000 lbs at 47, and 43g, Dates—Sales of 100 trails Arabian, prime quality, were made at 6 cents, cash Almonds— Small sales of Languedoc were making to the trade, at 12}¢ cents, 4 months. Lemons—We no- tice salen of 500 boxes Palermo at $1 8734. Oranges—We have but few transactions to notice, they being held considerable above the views of buyers Pea Nute—A fair demand, with salesof 400 bushels Wilmington, at $1 18% cash. Hemr.—There were no sales reported, and quotations remained avout the same. Leap continued unchanged. Moxass«i ‘wo lots ot 1800 barrels birdy Orlea: rived here to met part of which were eed rival at 27 cents; the balance was 3 held at 2756 Linseed—-Since the news no sales transpired. however, continued firm at previous rates. 00 bbis selected whale were made at 37 ote, and Sales of sperm were said New Bedford at 106 ots. ade of 35 barrels fteld ut $1 50 per FO a a the same price, aud 400 bags black eyed do, at $2, onsh. Provisions —Sales cf 300 bbls new mess pork were mad» on private terms, and 75 bbls do were reported sold (it was suid on rather forced terms,) at $950. Dealers generally demanded $10, while there appeared no buy. ers above $9 5; $6 75 was offered for new prime. Li was quiet at previous rates. There was no chang beef. Cheese—Sales of 40,000 lbs common western were 6 to6 ots, There,was no change in butter, tobe market was quiet, ‘nd no sales of moment Asne-A pondll aes Dy-wustion oF'80-sa08s Liverpool, at $1 45, cash. notice sales by auction of 15 bbis. brandy y) at $1 17; 15 qr. casks dost $1 12%; and 20 half pipes do at $1 119 p F gallon, 6 months, Svoar—Sales of 100 jew Orleans, were made at 50a6s,4 months. By auction—sale of 30 hhds, Cuba muscovado, sold at 43¢0, cash. Tartow—Nothing of moment reported. Wwatenone—North West was Forth about 270, and South Sen 28 mall engagements were made for Liver- for grain 61 continued to be aske ny 3-164 for cotton. Rates to the Continent continued in- active. Theship Thomas Wright was chartered by the bere it, for Vera Cruz, to carry out 400 soldiers and officers. Cotton Trade. The advices from England up to the 15th ultimo, re- ceived by the Acadia on Wednesday morning 2d inst., are by no means encouraging for our staple. The de- cline of one-eighth on ths better grades, quoted in the Liverpool circulars, is perhaps not quite so tangible and well defined, yet, on the other hand, there are a variety of clroumstaices in connection, which render the ac- counts in question decidedly unfavorable, and as they were different from the expectation ot operators here, @ dull and declining market has been the result. It con tinues to be evident, that holders there have to depeud exclusively om the demand from the trade, who have no inclination, and little sseans of purchasing beyond their actual wants; and impressed with the conviction of an ample supply, importers have offered their reoeipts of the new crop frecly, and rather pressed them upon the market, bringing the range of prices within a narrow compass. The small advance which had been realized at Liverpool in the operations of the preceding two weeks, had at once the effect of checking sales at Man- obester, and general trade there,which had showed such bright symptoms ot revival, had again relapsed into in- activity. ‘I'he stock of bullion, aud the reserve of un- employed notes in the Bank jof England continued to increase, and public securities were advancing daily in ¢alue, thus showing abundance of money; bit mexsan- tile credit has received such # shock, that # compara- tively small portion is allowed to flow into commercial channels, Each successive arrival from India also brings sccounts of improving markets for British manufac- tures, but the length of time required in operations with euch distant customers, puts it eut of the power of mer- chante ond manufacturers, in the present state of cre- dit, to avail themselves of the favorable opening. In the present posture of affairs in England, the crop question must necessarily excite le-s than its usual at- tention A crep oF 100.000 or 200,000 bales, more or Jess, willmake Dat litele difference, for it isu fixed fact, vhat it is no: only an abundant one, but far more than adequate to the consumption, and the later accounts fcom the various South-western poris advise thatfplant ers are commencing to exhibit less reluctance to meet the views of buyers, being pretty well eatisfed that the range of prices this season will be on a low scale, Fao- | tors, however, do not appear to be pressing their stocks | onthe market, but on steadily selling at fully our- rent rates. ‘he probability is, that the crop will soon come into market freely, and that but little will be held over for unother season.’ The discrepancy between the receipts of the last two seasons is gradually disappesr- ing; the difference now stands at 70,000 bales. The stock at Dumerous new depots in South Carolina and Georgia, is larger than ueual, and only waits satisfactory prices to be thrown rapidly into the ports. At the fol- lowing old depots, with which the trade abroad is fa- miliar, the cemparinon stands thus: Auguste and Ham. burg, 64000 against 37,000 last year. Macon 43.000 againet 22,000 last year. ag rag 28,000 against 19,- 000 lant yi Montgomory, Ala, 23,000 against 15,000 last year. On Monday and Tuesday, the two business days fol- lowing the depa:ture of the Cambria, the m re mained dull and inanimate, with sales of about 400 bal 1 ‘exas cotton was nego- 'd for the Liverpool market, in expectation of an sdvance by the Acatle, A general feeling of disap- pointment was apparent the next day on the receipt of oe which, up to ‘d'uesday Sth inst., fe been of the most limited desorip- tion, exporters hi ig withdrawn entirely from ma. and the few parce! Vp? disposed of exhibited a - on that erpool, supposed to be on American account, and the r idue for France, nearly all of which was Charleston c full quarter cent lower on good mid- , and one eighth lower on fair, than rates ruling lous to the afrival of the Aca The next day, prev! the market agi pte same flat appearance, the sales not exceedin, Tne Surah Sands arrived yesterday, with the Liverpool market to 2ist ult. The Additional deoline of one eighth by ber, has added to the dulioess of our ‘ket, which closed heavily, with email = to the home trade. movements of the sta; in this country, this compared with the previous two, have been as | annexe: Movements or Corton in tHe Unites Brass, aire Receipts at ports of the U. 8. since Sept. 1, 1847 947.812 | “same period last year. 1,017 994 | be eh ty year before. 2S 637 | Exports from U. 8. Sept. 1, 1647 TAL 34 same Period a pre 195 % . fore. 519,168 ‘The receipts at this port sins the 1et tust., have dea | 9,000 bales, Exports 6,000. Taken by spinners, 4,000. Stookin olty, 24,000 baler, Amouuton sale, 10,006 bales. We annex the cloning quotation: Liverroon Crassrricatione. ° Flortds. few Orleans Mab.§ Tezas. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. sate Ry os a iN ornis’ Canal BS, 1 Cop 86, 2%. echenies" Demi, 25; 29 Flea Convers 6 do bd. 7344; 8060 do b5, 73: Gas b5, (2044 | 260 M Second Board—» ng ESTIC MARKETS. Naw On! Feb. 2.—-Cotton—In spite of the gloo- my, rainy ‘weather, the salen reach fully 6.000 bales at full prices Statement of cotton—Sto ck tf tember 1, 1847 ~ baler, 23,493 ; arrived sine hs? 224; arrived to- jay, 870: total, 587,696 bal pasate ed to date, 355.916 bales ; exported to-day, 7,233 : total, 363,149, Stock on haod and on snip: board not cleared, 224,447, Tobacoo—Nosale of any importance has trans- red, Statement of tobacco—Stock on hand September i We hhds. 22,229 ; arrived since to date, 125 to. 35,110 hhds, ported to date, 25 590 hha: pooled to-day, 751: total, 26,341 hhds,. Stook on and on sbip:board not cleared, 9,769 hhds. Sugar—No tale of moment on account of the rain, Molanses—Saler of 500 bbls. at 190. for prime, Flour—Not a sale of any importance has transpired. Corn—Sales of 700 packs mixed at 480, and 800 white at 50c, Pork—200 bbis. sold at $9.60, Lard—Fair demand. Sales of 350 bbls 6 t igo ; 108 bbls, and tlerces at 640 a3. Keg wpe oes 140 inferior a ssa ‘Whiskey—Small sales. Eo. pea sai : i) all 4 y | ow board of any vessel or York ‘This concentrated manure, inoffensive powder, ia the cheapest ‘Two barrels (three dollers worth) will manure of cora in the hill and cause th | fer 1d capable of iy iv od, There about, 900 spindies with tome ng,which will be sold with 4 lication may he made personally, by fore to JOH + Re ibaa 52 Walnut street, | afar eash price On Wednesday, 9th it years. His relat Richard and Henry, tend bis funeral thle ve years. His friends and acquaintances, Hibernian Uaiversal Benevolent Society, are respectful- ly invited to attend his funeral, afternoon, from his late residence, No. 224 Mulberry atreet, without farther invitation croup, Win ,of youngest son of John and isabella Stuart, aged 1 year and 6 months, ‘The friends and acquaintances of tho family are re- spsotfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday after- 1 o'clock, from the residence of bis iti second house east of the Second Oa Wednesday, the 9th instant.ofa short but danger- ous illness, Axw Keane, wife of Michael Keane, aged 60 Her friends and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this day. at 3 o’clock, from her late residence, Harsimus, Jersey City. ‘Thursday moroing, the 10th ins illness, Fanvenicx Kimuen, in the Slat year of bi od friends, and thore of his brot! # respectfully requested to at- (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 159 Mott at. On Wednesday, 9th inst , of erysipelas, Mr. Patric McCantin, @ nativelof county Down, Ireland, eged 46 iso the members of ant, after a lingering 4o’olock, on Friday Liam Inwin, . Alto, from | x Geo lock, withoot Ie to of four pieces, vi aud dozen Kuives aud Forks a foe 18: caret i serve, | the ken ral as rich flue gold Jewelry, Se logue, a general assortment of veted guard chains, plated 4,000 fancy looking’ glasse: buuches cot steel be beads, boxes. needies, ink, vi giltsilver table and Percussion caps, soap, coloy "4 pocket acd penknives, and of Wm. Butcher's por ard sily ith cove: a isting of and slop bowl. 3 crosses, cet with kame brooches, 6 elegant bi told ' terms moust in al] ash penne, ou: 2 box art ACOB 8, PLATT, AUCTIONEER. ware and Cutlery, Watches, Si nives ‘ad fort knives, in doze FA ry Platt AY, atthe cuetion, at 10 o'clock, at 23 Plane 5 eet, by caine Fancy Good: tapes se. f coffee pot, wipes sugar dish. Alsoone French 18 carat gold suuff box. Also—an invoice of real peitee riba ie welry viz: ‘and pearl: cf fine doz. set wih 8, at Tap'eloek, watches, being a consignment to be without any reserve whatever, for cash on ea be conformed to, the: 0f23 ge'd pats ox st ae 3 Ey oacepa stand~ :— aes iit cig Bunty old, 5 amon’ lelivery, and aC) Damond Ri ‘The finder will recei Fifth Compay of the . It is much ing it to No 30 Walker street. Nat ted Guards, the above reward, by return- c n the &th valued by the least ‘of Moorhead’. G increased these beanti rauted, ac $10 and $12 each, for diseases which have ev. stand so justly pre eminent a: Manufsétured and sold whole HEAD, 1 such as'paraly: ciency of nervy traly wonderful. eware of imitations. energy, &e., it al machines eoranlet Broadway, New York. dyspepsia, fits, MEORTANT NOTIVE—MOORHEAD’S GRADUA- dM Machines —The grea: telebrity and increas mdaated Magnetic Machines,has face sem wivhia the reach of all therefor loorhe id’s | je and reta tie dol the effect Fall directions for use accompany them.— Inte improvement, and U ev spec: the counties been offered to the world, none Magnetic Machines 1, by DC. MOOR- iall Getvqus affections who e, the pleasure curatives ANK DEPARTMENT, Dr. Townsend : -8. years with the Dyspe; sourness of stomach my stomach. little or no effect about two mouth T must say with bot lit ace, to th Yours, WwW. W. Fulton atreet. ALBANY.M | remedies, bu ving the complaiut. I wai ry your Kxtract the ‘es vnfideuce ; er uearly two boules, | fond my appetite restored, and the hearts burn entirely removed ; and I wonid earnestly recommend the use of it to those who haye been aff AN ZANDT. Principal office, 126 ieted been afflicted for several worst forms, attended with loss of appetite, extrerae ‘heartburn, aud agreatavervion to all kinds of food, and for weeks (shat | could eat) [hive been youble 10 1 buta small portion on ul AY 10, 1815.— it they of 8x but as Ihave been, Bank redeemed ny usas NORVAL, 100 John street. Ux BANK OF DOVER, N he megiee: Exchange Office, 170 Greenwie ‘street. te also hardware, droggiste and match box Papers. For sale by JAS: | W. BILLS OF THIS 8. VAN DUZER, SAILS su Goop: R Fe declining bua cae the h by end: bee tor $1119, hands of ane Isaac hand, with the explicit understand| they could, and North Hiver Ba ould Wm. Areher, died Dee. 20ch 187 to the order of, and endorsed by, Also, a note drawa by Ee. Amos ‘Benedict, payable to, and A Also 4 note of same date, n by Charl R Baa jorsed as befe a nego! rd accord offered in barter forgo od ee oe a cepere ll persons agains The stock co haere articles. in Preciatioa 0} hronghor year. complete, and it will be sold entire oF a gers, RANKIN’ & BIRCH, 63 Wit LOsts ON | TURsDAY MORNING, come! a black lace | veil, richly Mably reward ed by leaviw r ost—ON TUESDAY, THE EIGHTH INSTANT Broadway, between James Beck's store and the comer | 78 Buin street UTION—-THE UNDERSIGN. tab ‘ ms : k $3073. 3 vet omieepni of Snemary, 1848, put into, | Devoe, for negotiation, three notes of tek and agreement, mee » be immediately discounted at which bank Devoe represnted . to Wit: A uote drawn ati days, payable | y Rockwell. forge’, ‘same date, at 4 mouths, for $1267 31. aut endorsment, for 4 mon ks. Said notes not hav + bat hi tO age the and good gen since herarriv living for three yen strongly recommen‘t he Please apply at 10 Kut rer Brvoklyn. WaANtio—1wo ods business. Apply at JA ping. nood, pale cook, having any oF all the abor to. sheece of, may hi 3 Di fereace given Baltc and Hoyt to take an interest or act ns agent for ahause ference required. Address “M t young woman as Cook, wash: ing, or general housework fora smatl p Can be seeo uctil engaged Boys TO LEARN THE DRY MES BECK & CO.’S in ANTED—-A SITUATION | RY A A “WOMAN AS who isan excellent washer and isoner, pouss servant; has hired with put one family in this country, where her sister has nd whe she cun be seen; and who tly honest, sober and obli: eet, second house from HA! A SASH STICKING Saw anewt 12 inch) and table, i ted to horse power. Auy per: machives, either second hand or of a purchaser by applying to F. ply core A streets, in ti ocery store South , ACTIVE M capital’ to go to Liver Goo ool, re: mers! Post ‘ ae Office, with real name, aud where an interview ean be had, immediately, ‘urte orto tske exre “of her or irsner or to do Re eral dus has to nen on goa short distance of city an be given. Ap- back }oom. second | atory. hed md Patoe ras basement offi and respectable from Barclay ighborhood. The eet upwards to Canal of Broad y ree; po Address. stating terms, which, in regard to Dermanency, if convenient, mu.t be moderate, post-paid X X, at the office of this paner is always jw the numbers hundred to three tho depend upon the location and the apne Some are now mal ‘The business will be permanent, yeor atter year App or pry leis ter, post paid, to ISRAEL POST, 14 Na bosiness sonally, street. ‘mo: Each ANTED IMMEDIATE, LY—YOUNG, “HONEST, intelligent, active aud persevering men; one for every city or town, where there are five thonsand iuhabitants, and in je United Ststes. to din cals published in the st Popular per the poblic have decided, whose judgment mon most either pay forthe amoant of he gets them, or fornish us with undoubted bonds te the »mou t of one thourand dollars for his hones'y with the pnblic ard prompt prv to the publisher, or with writ ten recommendations of his good character from the supervi- sors of the city ortown where he it known, as the publ ally. f cing at these rates with the work, AT ®HAPER WANTED—ONE WHO ISA FIRST rate workman—to g» to Cincianatt and hest wages, Steady employment ire of WM DODD, at 168 Water street. ment without other lod te engagement wil moderate. References exchanged. ne Hk D Attic, fora Route, rent $100, kitehen and cellar, court yard, Park aves ne. wy nue, nev Park, with foldi wood house—reat $150. doors, marble Al % a e seeond story. adjoining, with g ON THE ROOMS) WANTE. ntleman fe, an or boarders will be ill be permanent, irgaree:bie Rerun munt he idaess ON Armall neat cottge, with 5 rooms c., 02 Skilimvn street, near 2 story anv attic house on Bedford ave. ‘doors, bsement, ander cellar and Jao, a large two story and attic oms att id | wilibe | J ARI THEATRE Y iran Charae of Perform, cher Grewl .. Os! RLY, the celebrated t TOM THUMB” the Sitios § jo Pi, vie een rity attraction m fue grand bill. Clowns, Joe Pentland, 8. Lathrop ed Dan Gardner. Dress (ircle and Parqnette, 50 cents; Boxes, 26 ceuts; Gallery, 123g cents. Doors oven rormance to commence at For pertieulars N. BA Fans Be Repformance every Saturday after- t I OWERY RETTIG EVENING, FEB ruary 1, iain —T he rioumances will commence wish ATAL DOWRY—Rorort, Pa ? the drama of ASMODEUS, Share—Cazio, Miss ©. Clarke; Raphael, Mrs, Waleot. To conelude with the OTELLO—Otello, Mr. T D Riee. dl Gallery, 123% sents. Doors open at ce to commence at 7 Cc 4a ATHA A at Pei. ATRE.—FRIDAY eo ith META: ormance will commence will Miss Huldretn, Bence Ras DE'Velik—Altred de V. 5 Mr. Herbert; Lydia, Miss ina eri ae Wiikinson, joors open at 66 mence at? Boxes, 25 cents; I ROADWAY THEATRE.—-FRIDAY EVENING, February 1th, will be ened the p) —Melantius, Mr J. pay ite fete allack; Arcanes, ) gan, Nir He Hunt; Evadne, Mrs dS 'Walineks stunt Sergesnt. To coneiude with YOUNG AN RICA. Martinet, Mr. Vache. Dashulong, Mr. Dawso Pooley, Mr. Hadaway;, Pooley, Mrs. Watt Cirele and Parq' 25 ets: Gallery 19 cents. Doors open at hall 1 6 o'clock:~Performance to com mence at 7. M'™ HELL'S OLYMPIC “THE. ATRE b—B EFIT of Miss Partington—On mhiob occasion Mr. nud Mi Srougham ara in F; * kindest mauner, valuable RIDAY EVENT ING. pawented the PID OF THe MARKET Isidore Ti olland:. Moron, Miss Mary ‘Thylor. fier : TURNED HEADS=D Ir, Sit ara, i ‘hips. Cleg Pas de oat HY Partington and After whieh, CHIN HSK JUNK: ‘Theephal M Mrs Brougham, Miss Eeb Doors open nt 654, eurta at 7 o'clock nts: Boxex 29 ‘cent 21, Siguor G, Piemontes Ain 0. Signor S Ross ¢ Lorenzo Biond Pare: rF.°, Gusberoso. No ledy, unaccompani Boxes, parque:te, aud Ba ‘Doors open at 7—To cbmmei 4LMO* 3 OPERA HOURE, Pawel & ph ‘eb 11 —Profersor THEIR twenty wo number, will t their celebrated Grand which has been eons ic exhibition that has al try, and has been honored by the angust pers nages. Door open at O36, to cuinmence at 736 cle and Parquette, Indy and gentleman, 5 tleman alone, 50 cente: upper boxes, 2 eente. Box irom 10 I EC HANICS’ HAL the honor of appeariog i eaux Vivants and Poses ed the mont classical a 72 BROADWAY, SET WEAN Grand ond Broome six —Crowded to overtio the beonty and fashion of Naw, At. Open every ni the week except Mondr week of vabated mecess, oriainal c nhistys ME nee Head in the Uuited Beatea, ree, J Raynor, ©” Ab note Vn and inimitable Concerta are nightly honored vi herowded and highly respectable audiences, and aniver- dimitted to excel every amusement of a sim tec offered in this city. dimission 25 cents; chil¢ren urder 10 years balf price. Den ors open at 7 oeinck—Cencert will commence at On Saturday, Feb. 12, xn Afternoon C Doors open at 2, commence at 3o’elock On Monday ing, Feb. Mth, Fourth Cov cert st the Brooklyn Insti the « eo ‘ompany of Mate aud Keranle Art symmetry, in order to produce a seri feaux Vivins Friday. Feb. Ll airst n trbiesnx of CAIN A tures, Nor gr, Se Praxtiques. by Sergio, &e. t—Ovehestra Box, 20 cents; P quette, 25 Cents; Boxes. 1255 cents, MERICAN MUSKUM-—SPLENDID | PERFORM- ences every afternoon and evening—\irs. Pel per I Starnary, representing the * Birth of ( His per,” His Trial befoe Poncius Pilate,” aud a'so, & all in max, the Beside there nre earaged—Maat. Joh Lipht-Rope Dancer; Great Wenten, the low comedian and Miss V aged aud, 12, Feares Cla ees iss Bernard; Fis! nel Misses Jnlven ‘and. W dancers; Mi. Whitloek; Mr. da ir Mrrtle itlee! wel cottrge, oF Prosser; Medarme Roekwell, fortune teller, ke. Admission to ee preg store, comer of and Gold street, | the whole, 25 cents, Reserved front seats, one shilling rooklyn. extra. peietor beirg desirous of closi OOD BARGsINS—-HARDWARE AND TOOLS— ‘The entire stock of Siore No. 54 Chatham sire itl be id at prices much below cost, wholesale or ing his business. retail, Merchant and Ax tion im Central Germany. Office for the transaction 9 tet arency foe era N. Neat Wnose'k en Havre aeeney for iy’ lexi and ‘Company. BBrwenr office tabs Ne ipsic, in Saxony. RIPSIC, IN 8AXONY.—THE UNDERSIGNED, eut, respectfully offers his services to all persons having any business or other affuire requ JOHN ERNEST WE general commission business, eat bak of G and ‘New ‘York: re reauiriog aa merchants, me: JOHN 'E. eratic Monitor. bs down tl Astor House $5 reward, f bills, as above. BiGovLEss MURDER AT. TRE BROADWAY aThestre.—The xccouct of it ie published in for the naine of the BERFORD @ Aristo room wh 9 & GO. @ Shop, at No. 3 Whitehall care and dispatch. where all who favor him witha call, JOHN ae A, ‘BARBER, (FORMERLY M. Bov i] street,) takes od the peti generally that he has opened ere. Bowlin; will be attende pleasure in in- rea, to with collection of Exotie Plants of for het houses aad garde: Broadway offer to the publ ds, quality; thes whole Tat sa! e eb ARDEN PLANTS, GARDEN PLANTS—HORTI- caliure and Floriculture.—Mr. Ramel, importer of a large e finest deseription, cal d as, heathe honor to inform t! | teurr, and particularly the Indies, thi ill f Liberty street, eer display of the choicest Plants, fruit tee eap, at Sholesale or somal arborea, ualit jen et every pruned. shrubbery. Pievse call at Mr. lence 306 Water street, Cbruaty: street, (bere all orders will NOTICE-TO, THOSE WISHING GRAFE VINES his ts the seagon for pruniny after this season they are apt to bleed, and maki all; ond Jike wise trees set out in the most fashionable style: and likewife takes the cancers out of wi R.STE kinds 'ART’S, Gardiner, 47 ie cewaded to) or at big att enach her ROAD STREET ST STOKES TO iy: 'T—THE LARGE, substantit TCH, 8 Wall st ire proof stores, Ni Frey rill be renter separately or to} and 86 Broad street. Apply to JOHN eS treet. 10 BIRT LARGE KIVE STORY HOUSE IN BAB- clay street, near Broadway, (No 11,) with rear building sched. fit town of Yonkers, about one. Jem Railroad Depot, at Williams Bridge. convenient Poneratia Farm Heaves Barn and other out Buildings, with a good garden and abont forty acres of Jand in good state of cultivation treen of the best dup with every convenience and modern im- and well suited for a boarding ie use. oe the besement,) from 12t92P M._ canes on a young apple orchard al ind of frit good beariny Terms moderate be tac ait m the first of April neat. For terms, apply toA G.V. NT INE A, Prout street, New York, or to ABRAHA Ate v. /E, near the premises. Youkers, February 10. 1048. O RENT, AND fora term of fi and pleasant situate Varick and Hudaon street: roots, two Inrge patlors, Jorning, Kitchen range and tures, For rent, &e., apy iv at 57 Morton street. Iso, ‘aud stables for four horses. in Vesey atreet, and the new house No. 20 Laurens street, from Ist May. POSSESSION IMMEDIAT | Y¥, ears awe large and very convenient house, No. 171 Canal street, between Te has thirteen pleasant toi kitchen aod several rooms boiler, with Croton wat ory: snd attic house No. age ad, adj desirable MAS* APEQUA resort of citizens r agement tdicrel te Yoeos, Trobe the, 6ext of icluese for onc oreaumberof years. The. splendid lake ing, filled with trout, makes this house one of the most ‘locations on the islayd. ‘The d terms d upon, by applying to the iber noes the pre ses, HOS. Fi LOY i JON NES, as 7th, 1848 N.B. HOUS! daring operty may be reen, bseril Cd praned make the gi of trees an bos. $5; 7 bbls. $10 any Iorger quanti deliv red it corn, more vigorously, mature earl: corn than auy other manure. of applviog it, w their busin tothe Ledi Manufactaring ( York, (spposite the post-o! Hackenssek riv mil draw og 8 feet water can com: vessels or wag \0i Jabor of applying barn yard manure. reputation of ten years standing and the Ja ® guarantee for their making & good artic! thatis asked. Apply (sf bv mail, free of car: any place. ii and yield a yz Atine New York, in balk at the rate of 25 cents per bushel. ¢ first cost of the Pondre: and alt the charges of transport tion ad:ed to 1t, with the o 1 not amount to the cost of carting and The company point @ capital at ri pany. No. 51 Ly erty st. TT FARMERS AND PLANTERS—POUDKET! E— The Lodi Mavufscturiog Co. offer fur sal improved Poudrette of the following prices dat the rate of $1 their new ss 2s per bot for or other charges he ci his a perfectly dry the world for teisiug of New euvier Crop post uid) factory, ov the where vessels 2, nes oA 3 50 iy reuenitgastap one food, aud strengthening the organs of ration of Sars tp pepsin, however severe or chronic, It any doubt th ‘we can farnish the testimony of some of the most geatlemen in the United Fue who have been perfectly are hegre: —NO FLUID OR covered which so |, in decomposing on, as this prepa y_ cures every case of Dys- eapectable can H. tht ee! Med ) GALVANIC BELT AND er drugs nor iy paral nervous headac! for the jn all these disorders, Dr Cl Bi (H from their “ta tothe pare 10 in vd ‘atthe only depot in New York, 182 Broad- A liberal diseount to wholesale purchasers eae articles, so justly celebrited for the cure of nesvous eomplaiits, ree \@, or any ce derangem: nd debi tate benefit. amphi of the Pennepack east from Phitadelp! for many years, au feet, and mediate neignbur in preparation now int the bui factory, if desired. det es i, aod O MANUFACTURERS—FOR SALE OR TO-LET The Holmesburg Ff: seta i used aan . sb well’ * aiapted for that, or any other manufacturing parpose—having coramunication with the city y water. railroad and turnpike. There is. wharf atthe tory on which coal, &e . can oe ‘peed: togeth fem fort i he factor situated on ti cotton factory ile: ORENVE TH AT Tbren atthe $5 suit Bye hee Loa! ° Baan pai or. ‘Nass. aud change. disposeof, NTLEMAN IN store, cloth, Beekman. LOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT — eee Raplodt | chrongh the , residence. L STYN, 466 sway, up sta | dies can be attended to by Mrs. Levenstyn. ‘Now look st him—his guitonly cnst $7 30. Keonomivte, the way for bar f t Bro en Buk BLA HE ty now ‘have interview may be had, remen.—'The st 1, will leave pier No. ¢ South daned by the alarbons teat rs : (fot loge on — dayo depo! lew Dresses. furthfol representations o! the = higacters | yg ‘i hice iret dali Dejonge's, 68 Warrer vn ‘nd theatrical properties imade oa che shortest DAGUERR HOTTPE “PLATES, FULL | 4, ,000 paauann oon 6 Q r Aampenior -and all iidterfaly used. inthe arto tee Want tality ‘Opera Gas ‘Telesecpes, Kanravery’ of Gliases, pee ei Mrerose lastruments, and Thermometers, M eal Gel lachices, and Galvanie Batteries for silver plati Allis i ty OF Pgrapeeares by Soma’ ts cinn, #2 , New ¥ D' hour's CHLOROF M AND D aT OF. fice is now, 6 jrondw iy. over Back &'Co.’s more, bet ages roe Sy ae hive at ton and Bremen, carrying 7 Ge office of the Ocean Sceam Navigation 45 William street. An experienced surgeon on AL! to. ayy BALL, DRESSES FOX aa resp erherae gh nsite oa $5000 OR. as jon 673, Post Orie N my statiog w! E FOX Ns SOUTH AMETON | 0th, NTTEMEN — it. Johu: scl eaeey enormous expenses been made known, and for your conve merit eee patron ge. us. uunaequa'nted witl any artiel* of me © hi saparilin a Wistar’s ins jn the heed, an nstitutronal weakn , stricture, wicers y Young men, cat positively pr rene " JACKSON'S PIL AND “TETTER gained a reputation never before iP) RI bi a For vale by V.:_ Dr. D. Ji Philadel; FW ealise Washingtouteteys Alex Jayne, Pitsburey ek J. Adams, 8t. Lo forts to setisfy yon, an not fiad so te et in, the Discharge of ines have eure and N racks ine, ‘willle e beset recommé holessie and rettil agents fo Electuary), warrant JOHNSON, 17 DUANE zowell known as the most ik. in the treatment of vene jon for skillin these old 13, 18 Dre-eminent. the throat of nose, effectually cured eret habit tad upon pk bod: jes of the ye Acrustie tty at fatter from the Ew more pereaneys ye al! othe A.B & D. Sands, 100 Wi rter, Wilson 1) t ed to eure. ons oka Orleans. to others tf you want that And. wo nre positive im sayi fn cosmetic, Ke. the folowing: —Dr. Up ted in all exsen: De. Wond’s Sar- j ditwers; De. van Saude Pile: : Ayres’ Cherey Peetor t posnre that prove unsuecessiu!. and a cert {FRENCH REM! «DY FOR fe, and agreeable a ‘or debilitnr: only at 131 Fal treatment is tron the non-meren ‘stem, already suceess- fully practised by him on the continent of Europe. Stricture Nervous Debility.nortn msl emssions together with rece canes, speedily and effectually All letters, post enclosing a fee, prompt! _Officn 63 Gntd + E ERT 18 VERY La od Md street, near Wa'ton, where he can be Sate aie “hose wah py ¥i 4 the prospect of a large family of ebutdren SriLL wo. BE Ns bn AT KIS ims of ma}- te nature, The Doctor's ROADWAY © aud. Broadwa: ‘angh have the piens that they hive ay ly popniar place of amurement, and trust. by pa vend tirlet attention to the general Kuniness of the, extabliahinest, to mesita eontinuance'of the iy extended toits Inte propnetor, N. B. ‘The Concerts will in future sommence at ALL OF NOVELTY, CORNER OF CENTRE tnd,Peail streets—The GREEK SLAVE, which ha sonated by a young lady, of faujtiess fo/m. Vivants, or the Model Artists, male an tho dliderlon of rofeanst Cater: tho. wil termes saeey new and exciting illustration he defies competition, as regards the forma of the fesnies enyn parayherna- lia employed. | The V. Banjo Soles, snd a Danci male and toe poy ‘BINO, CORNER OF GRAND | AKD.—Messrs._L: e a? ehaming their eae med the management of th AN Couuuale evita ih peetfully aunoanee to the ¢ f this erent well as to strangers, that the va Hall ne bala? SAB oy Mondag Ey Or «, the 150 tant, when the BROLHHsS, hav ng completed their engage: will present’ before the pablic their. Bniq Performances, which have by reach appleuse. ‘The manager trusts by atte and pnsetuality, to merit a continuance of the patronage so li- Berafiy extended tor Evenings of perfor snes. Monday inesdays. Thursdays and Satur days. Fer full varticularssee billa ofthe day. —BRUNNETIVS MODEL (OF Tt THE the days of the Redeemer adway. Visited in Enrope by halt's mil of people. Mr. Malone Raymond of Dublin, will his descriptive lectare daily at 2 and 73g in the Cer? ay sho t time only. Admission 50 cents; children half price. : d map 124 ceats. Opens half aa hour betore the jecture RUNSWICK’S STATU n RY-LARGE 45. LIFE papentos the VENUS Dis MEDICIS and APOLLO DE C18 Open from 9 A. M to 10 P. i. 396 Broac- mye ey te Stoppans’s ‘sbaths. Admittance 25 cents. Seasom tiel BANVARD’s. MaMMoTa PANORAMA OF THE t ted on three miles of canvass, ing the largest painti the world, at the Panorama ba ing, in Broadway, a ing Niblo’s Garden. Open every evening, (Sundays exceptec.) Admission 50 cent; children price. The Panorama wll commence moving at 73¢ o'clock, precisely. Afternoon exhibition on Weduesdays and Satar. day t 3 o’elock. EARNED paiey BIRDS —SIGNOR SPINETT respectintly lies and gentlemen of city and vicinity, that ipexhii jon of these most wonderful birds, thot have so charmed the people of the is, world, sve now on exhibition atthe Lecture Room in t 318 Broadway, Afternoon exhibition every wars en every evening. (Monday evening except cr orelock The performing birds will commence at halfpast7 precisely: Adaission 25 cents-—Children half-price. i nectab:hity reed appl made ithe BevOfice of the. Bowery Theure, to. A. W.SACK JON. V retten commmnications directed as above. EW YORK VACHT C:UC—THE FIN8T GEN ral meeting of th nt Club fr 1848, will fe pluce va The meeting for bosine PS embers wi pames at the ‘stor Honse on orhelyre day. the 15th taat, By order of the! ammodere,. 10. L. SUYDAM, ecrerary H® FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF CONCORD, IN ad of the Widowsand one . will take place on Mom- day Evening, Bebrasry 1h, at the Shakepeare Hotel. Ticks ets $1—enn be be had of PsA. Rosselet, 170 Willinm street; poptees, 49 Centre street Louis, 198 Broadway; B Dafan, 18 Stone stre wnlon. 50 Fraakfort street, F Maire, $8 Nesswn street. Maissanors GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR hese letvers sre remarkable for durability and ‘a brillianey of the gilding anequalled by any other article in the city-—which britiiancy is warrasted to stand. exp veure to “They are also jxo*uned ro any color that may be ra leftat Jones, Bee! dito. The partaershin heretotore exists i Nast, ae eimolvedonthe in ef Saly NHARDT. TRIKER'S WONDERFUL “DI ker’s Solution for the hair will Cio § ormwat color ina few moments. Geatlem &°o. Sueatamiaeed 4 thin ar batt” Thees ‘who ceabe fer vi ro request have their hair changed before poyiug their money. if nui h thiecoethod, thers would pe no reas ty in this dye i To avoid the vad te being huml ve, it cannot be had at »ny other pl Si Hike Ks! No 4 Coenties Ship wholvsale and retn D*,; OF THE “PRAT TIGAL conanited upsn any of the disraaty have’ refered to, st i vstet, from 9 to the more » a wi ny Jats tarly stage the rapidity an acon len is fee a za we who hye suffered CHa, peovle, af otherwive, who can pro- a services. BMPERANCE ¢ URED RY “MpDIL ae {ts the cure. long from a certai perly appreciate pling habits are easily, seedily oad effecturlly ews tis use of Dr, Cooh’s remedy for intempersuce, A few tise of the medieine produces fy alerat atoviaeh which eradie vtes the harkering co that liqnor becomes affecsive to the ue remedy is pleasant and easy to Hak ale TREE a Reece S. ei Reel White. Bo tometer sreet, the €on ira fos soma canes smell i K DIC AL CARD DR. beste p nn A 201% FULTON tes his eutire time treatment of private '. ¢ cases, Partecularly Gor orrhans, he cares «few days. evctee gual Puee f from a se hy dice ng noerurual Wife ‘Surieeares he cures, without pa ploma, with the senatares of r Astley ‘ooper. Sir A. Ci lisle, ke., in his office, 201% Fulton street A perfeet cure cuarantee! PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUS D8. KINKE~ eri “ivenaee ot sn iL fa ie 9 toaledien ota deh rierive baits 0 || continues to Dr. Kinkelin’s atmoat strention. valida, whose com *§ BOOK=THE, APPRkH ENSION peovle from beet the married here ook tat wi el at eee iegeae Be ia Bc Wa «