The New York Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1852, Page 6

—A subsori the Btate or Ohio, ‘be purpose of erecting an Agricultural College. Desge OF AN Bevcmot cr Conanuss.—-Hea. a ex member Congress, an Btate Benate, from Madison county, died at Chitenango, since, in his sixtieth year. Crrex meson 2. young man named Fran- street, Boston, absconded on Friday, tak = in money, books, and papers of value. in the store about six months, and was re- Sreoty eigut years old and bars fomily ta the cityes ears 0 clty.— Boston Traveller 4 Kittep in Tue THEATRE —A yonng man named Miles, was accidently killed, at the theatre, in Louisville, Kyy.. on Tuesday bora hey tt appears Sask snsianee man, Damed e lor, had recei pistol the hands of a friend, for the purpose of shooting YY ‘watchman, and cocking it in his pocket, it was by som meee accidentalll Gergen Producing the terrible noted and an ‘Were arrested pnd lodged in jail. age Tue Late Sronm at rue East.—Tho storm on Bhe Bound war #0 revere on Ssturday night that the Counrerrzits.—The Columbia South Carolinian @ays that counterfeit ffty doilar bills on the Bank of the State of South Carolina. payable at the branch in Golum- Dia, signed R . H. Goodwyn, President, and J. Fisher, @ashier, are in circulation They are said tobe clean, ‘well executed lithogra hic bills, wel calculated to de- @eive. No bills by either branch of this bank are issued below tha denominaticn cften dollars. Arrack on a Marz Riper.—The Nueres Valley, @f Nov. 20, eays:—The Laredo mail rider, who reached Bere cn Thuredey night, states that he was attacked by Maree Indians on foot, who fired upon him, wounding fhim inthe side. The assailants used both fire-arms and mrrows, by the latter of which he was wounded. DiscwarcE or aN ALLEGED EmpezzLgr,—The Boston Traveller, of the 7th inst ray«: —Euward Rayner, ‘who was charged with embezzling ubout £170 atariing belonging to Bulmer, Leeds England. and who was ar. rested on board the ateamehip 8 8 Lewis, in compacy ‘With Eleanor Houlgate who passed as his wife, was dis- arged yesterday afternoon. there being insufficient evidence to hold bim Dsatx or Mempexs or Tue Maryianp Lraisia- zcenn—Wm B Constable, E-q . lute 4 State Senator from Kent county. Md.. and Jamen Turner, Erq , formerly a tor — Caroline county, Md ,have both died with- few days. DgracaTion.—It is stated in the Petersburg V8.) Democrat, of the 6tb inst , that “On last Friday it ‘was made known by his wn voluntary confession, shat Mr Samuel Morgan teller in the Exchange Bank, at Petersburg. had embezzled the funds ot the institution to the amount of $10,000 ‘The sureties in his official | bond immediately made an arrangement by which the Denk is secured against lors On Sunday, Mr. Morgan ‘was arrested. Yesterday he was examinnd before the | Mayor, and remanded for further trial betore the Hust- | court Mr. Morgan had heretofore borne a respee- able character. and was generally admired for th- kind ness of his disposition, Doubtless he was driven to the deed by the pressure of circumstances, which he wauted moral firmners to resist Suiemr or a Necro Murperer.—The negro | who killed W. A. Pitts. bis master, lately. near Laurens | ville. 8. C.. shot himrelf near the spot where he commit- ted the murder. He found that he was near being cap- | tured. and, it seems, hud determined to die before he ‘would be taken, as. by an ingenious contrivance. he had | prepared small stickr, and so attached them to the trig @er of the rifle that he could lean on the muzzle and with his toe cast the hammer. Tue Presipent’s TaLK with THE Prairie Iv- wians.—A delegation cf Prairie Indiaus bag a talk with the President, in Washington. on Tuesday, at which | Koseuth was present. together with Mrs, Fillmore, Ma- dame Koreuth. and several members of the cabinet. The resident presented them each with a valuable medal, | ‘and to each tribe un American flag. vhe latter of which, | hhe raid. war to be their flag. that they might remember they were a part of our people Tue Srorm—Snirwreck anv Loss or Lirg.— The pilot beat Jane picked up. near Lovell’s Island, part | Of the wreok of a vorsel.on which was the name Alfred | Herry, of 8t Jobn.N B The British brig Alfred Henry, | Captain Freeman. trom Sydn-y. © B. with a cargo of coal. consigned to Ladd & Hall is now due at this port. | There is no doubt she etruck in the Bay on Sunday night, | nd went to pieces, and that che wrecked stuff picked up on Nantes ket Beach was part of her The crew undoubdt- | dy perished. Steamer Ontario, Chase, from New York for Boston. put into Hyannis, id inst .and remained Mon- ay. —Boston Times, Th ins: ACCIDENT ON THE Concorn aND CLAREMONT Ranncap—Mr Marshall B Colby. Postmaster and De- pot Master. at the Bast Yard Depot. on the Concord and | Claremort Railroad, was instantly killed on Thursday last, by being crushed b-tween ® car and an engine, which he was trying to shackle —Bvston Mail, 7th inst. | A Desrerate Sta1e Pxison Convict.—On Sa- turday morning last, say- the New Hampshire Patriot. # convict in the State prison. named Harvey M | yale le in bis ceil for breakfast. took his razor and leliberately went to work tocu: off bis left arm just be- | Sow the elbow. Ie drew the razor round the arm, cut ting clean to the bone and severing all the cords and ar | ies. The only rea:on sesigned for this foolish act wa | to getrid of werk. He belonged to Lempster, and A fentenced toten years impri-onmen’ for burglary, be. tween eight and nine of which have expired. About a year ago he placed bis left band ou @ block, and delibe- | fately cut bis thumb off with an axe, Munrperanp Sreeny Rereimvrion.—By aprivate letter to a member of the Legislature, the Au tin (Texas) | Gazette learns the particulars of a ter:'ble tragedy which Coourred, some weeks since, ia the towa of mer Uprher county. A difficulty having sprung up between Mr. Jesse Miller and a Mr. Qieveland, in the prozrass 0 which Cleveland stabbed Miller with a knife, producing almost instent ceath, & litte toa of Miller. azed only twelve years, seeing his father murdered. ran intoanad- | jacent room and caught up a double barrelled shot gun, andebot Cleveland. ledging in his body twenty.seven buckshot, of which he aiedimmediately — The little boy, Saye the letter, was permitted co go at large, the com- munity regarding his act as one of true filisl affection and bravery. iBERIA EmiGRation —The members of the New York and Liberia Ewigration and Agricaltural As Gociation, organized October 31, 1851, take this method of returning their sincere thanks to the pub- | lic for enabling them to send out, by the Liberia | ket, which sailed from Baltimcre, Md, on the dinst , fur Liberia, eome $1,500 worth of goods with their agent, A. Caulawell, Esq , who will, in Connestion with Messrs. A T. Russell and R. E. Murray, of Liberia, commence the erection of | houses, and clearing of farms, for the members of the Association, and ot»ers, who may identify them- Belves with its objects We hope the friends of the cause will see sufficient reason, in our early action, to warrant a further assistance ontheir part We | have an association now of some three hundred members, ard we hope, by spring, to be able to fend some one burdred farmers out to Liberia. If We fail, it will be for want of means. Ali persons desirous of contributing for said object, can leave it at the Mayor’s office. or keep it until culled for by the agent. E. 17 Jones, whose house is No.6 | ell street; Lr ne : 4 Gromnwich street. espectfully, on behalf of the Assosiation, Ti ataseads E.G. Jones, Agent. Police Intelligence. Charge of Buying Stolen Property ~Yesterday. officers Du- fion. Clark. and Hogen attaches at the Cuief s offize, ar- rerted a Frenchmen, named Amenda Alvests.adealer in | cutlery traveacting bustress at No 680 Pearl street, and alvo occupying @ eplendid store in Broadway. in Niblo’s ree of Duy ID A Quantity of valuable cutlery, with the wiecue that the sume was etolon property ‘Tt reems that the rtore ot Mr Wm Ety.Ohileon, No, 806 Broadway, in October tast, wasentered b¥ burglars, aud a quantity of the fines! Bind of pocket knives, pen knives, dirks, portemopvuies and fancy atticles were etolen there- from, valued at over $500 Within the last few days the police ascertained that the greater portion of the pro- Perty bad beew eoid by the rogues to Mr. Alvests. Ac- | Cordiugly & Kearch warrant was iteed by Justice Lo- throp to examine the pre ct Alvests, both in Pearl eet and Broadwsy wod in the latter store, the officers | coveded in finding rome of the mort contly ai walued in all at abut $200 This property was identi: fied by Mr. Ubileon av & portion of the property stolen from bis premise in vetoer last. The officers. on dis- oovering the etolen property, conveyed the eame betore the magirtrate and x)sor ok into custody Alvesta, on | the charge of buying be ssid property with « knowledge that the same Warstoven property Alvest« was detained for 6 further mp rertigation A Bold Young Thiet —A boy, calling bimself John Da ie, Woe arrested yroterday afternoon by officer Stephens, Op & charge of rtemiing « p mnnaie containing $6 46, from the person of Ms Frances M. Britton, residing at No B65 Allen etreet. It wppears that Mes, Britton, ac- companied by two lady trends. was walking down Broad- way yesterday afternoon aud when between Leonard and Prankiin treet», th vg rogue came up saddenly b+ biod ber snatched (he port-monnate trom her hand. and made off wt full epe An alarm was given. aad chase he finding he was clorely ward etreet to blm street, where named officer, Who conveyed reling him, the book and Bi LCY were found in hi. poxsesrion, Justice Lathrop com- waltted him to prison for ulal. Charge of Perjwy ~ two Germans, named Rudolph © end Obar ln, wore arrested yesterday by or Smith on s cuarge of perjery preferred against them by Eoward Hare dealer, No 74 #treet The perjury iv aliegeato have been p ona trial ip (be Uourt of omn on Pleas ina terial to the istue. Justice Lothrop held the accused parties to bail. to answer tue charge oo | Potitical A democratic meeting Zi tb vit. over which (he Passed rerolutiens Geclasing choice for the Preridency A democratic meeting in Hillsboro, Jefferson county, Mo, nominated Chomas H Beaton as the democratic candidate for Congres in that district elligence. io sv county, Ohio, on the Hon Wilton Bannon presiged Gen Cae to be their Army Intelligence. The Fort Smith (41k) Herold rays that ordere have been received from Warhington for tbe removal of the beadquerters ef the aeventh military district and alec of the bea ‘quarters of the "th U. 8, infantry; from that Place te For! Gibson General Winfield Soot arrived at Norfo Otb inst aud wasto leave the next mo pond | impression frem certain indications, that weare now | of dollars in epecie Tratux ‘Orena—MNivio’s Ganven,—On Monday eve- ning next, the “ Artists’ Union.’ under the direction of Senori Bosio and Bettini, commence their operstic oam- paign, at this beautiful theatre. The piece announced is Donizetti's excellent opera of “ Lucia di Lammermoor,” in which several distinguished vocalists will sustain the principal characters. The orchestra is announced to be composed of forty musicians, under the direction of S! nor Ardetti, and the tickets to all parte of the house are Placed at one dollar. Bowery Turatne.--The entertainments for this even- ing are very attractive, and will likely draw a large - remblage of the patrons of this old and favorite establish. ment. The first feature in the programme ia the famous jececf“ Rob Roy,” which is weit cast. Mr. Eddy appear- ing inthe leading character. The next will be the dog drama of the ‘Dead Man’s Bhot;”’ and the concluding iece will be the farce of ‘ Your Life’s in Danger” This 8 fine bill, and it will embrace all the excellent drama- tic company attached to this theatre. + Broanway Taeatne,~-This being the last appearance Lola Montes, she will appear in twe characters--in that Betly, and also in a grand ballet divertissement. Those who have not as yet seen this celebrated woman. have only the opportunity offered this evening, and should therefore gratify their curiosity. The dramatic com- pany willappear in the comedy of “Faint Heart never won Fair Lady.” the farce of the “Two Bonnyeastles” and the farcejof “Who Speaks First?” This is an exceed- ingly attractive programme, and no doubt will draw an immense astemblage, Bourton’s Turatre —As usual, this clever manager, whose great tactand dramatic ability have gained for him the esteem and patronage of highly respectable au diences, who fill his theatre every evening, and who leave highly delighted with the amusements, present: fine bill for this evening. The first in order is the favorite comedy. entitled “ Married Life,” and the terminating pee will be the very laughable farce called “The oe with Burton in great part of Timothy e. Nationat TuratRe.—Those established favorites, Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams, who are every hour gaining in popular estimation, appear this evening in the Irish drama of “Ireland as it Is.” and the amusing farce of * Briap O’Lynn” Mrs Williame will also appear in her mimitable representation of a Yankee girl. in the funny piece called “ Our Gal,” and the dramatic company will appear in the very interesting ballet pantomime of the © Frisky Cobler.” Anrrican Museum —The comedy of“ All that Glitters is not Gold” is to be performed in the afternoon; and the excellent comedy of * Major Jones’ Courtship,” and the pantomime of the “ Fairy Gift,” will be given in the eve- ping Bowery AmvnitHeatne —Bands & Company give an afternoon. as well as an evening, perform: ‘The programme provided'is exceedingly attractive Mlle, Tournaiare is to appear in come of her best acts inthe circle Cunisty’s Minstrets.— This undoubtedly popular and | talented band continne as attractive as ever. They pre- sent an excellent programme for this evening. Fri.ows’ MixstRes give an afternoon and evening en- tertainment to-day. A fine performance is announced Proresson Anpexson.—The Great Magician has made arrangements to give a day performance every afternoon, | in order to meet the demands of the ward echools, of | about 12,000 children. He performs every evening. -INNATI.—The Cincinnati Current, of the 80th ultimo, publishes the following | ment, showing the amount of hog business up to that date: Received by rivers, ca: and railroads 12.478 Received from Kentucky. 1,200 Biaughtered in Covington, not reported. — Through toll gates... ee 20,851 Slaughtered in Plainville and Madisonville ...:.. 6.500 Previously reported. Grand total... . . ‘To thi day last year. - . ‘The total number reported by us, last searon, as hay- ing arrived by river, through toll gates, &c , was 307,000, while the whole number packed was. in round numbers, 834,000, leaving 27.0€0 for wagon hegs, anderrors in toll gate returns The number of wagon’ hoga received this season is much smaller than last, and our returns, as given above. will approach nearer to the actual amount packed than last year MONEY MARKET. Fripay, Jan 9—6 P.M. ‘There is nothing new in the stock market. Prices current at the first board. to-day, do not vary materially from thore ruling at the close of the second board yester- day. The transactions show a disposition, on the part of speculators. to keep the market active; and there is evi- dently an anxiety among outsiders to come in and take theirchances There is money enovgh in the street, at rates varying @ little from thelegalstandard. The banks have just completed their quarterly returns to the Comptroller, and they will, without doubt, discount more Nberally. It is the prevailing opinion in Wall street, that money will, during the spring, be very cheap and abundant, and that speculation must, asa matter of course, become active. Wall street has been quiet for along time. There is great want of a new excitement in that vicinity. Speculation in fancy stocks acts as a safety valve, and lets off a great deal of extra excitement. It is actually necessary to get upa move ment in fancy stocks as often as once in cvery six months, to give outslders who have a plethora of money achance tog t rid of it. It is full six months since we have had much activity or expansion in the market, and it is our upon the eve of an inflation of prices, that will relieve these who have so long and 80 patiently carried large lots of stock, and put the burden upon other shoulders. No changes of importance have taken place in the posi- tion or condition of the most prominent railroad and other incorporated companies, the stocks of which are continually offered :n the street in large quantities; but & speculative demand will carry up prices rapidly in the face of every opposition. It matters little what these stocks are worth, buyers when ina state of excitement cme nothing about the intrinsic value of « security; they look entirely to the chances of getting highur prices than they paid, without troubling themselves much about the causes likely to produce such a result, It is no more or less than a species of gambling At the first board ie Railroad declined ‘{ per cent ; New Jersey Zinc, };; Reading Railroad sold at 57—divi- dend of three anda half per cent off. There were saics. yesterday, at 60', a 60/,. The result of the payment of this dividend will be injurious to present holders of the stock. It has astonished some of our shrewdest operators The receipts at the cffice of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to day, amounted to $87,582 42; payments, $78 486 17--balance, $1,731,800 83. The U.8 Mail steamrhip Pacific for Liverpool to-mor. row, (Baturday,) will take out upwards of half ® million ‘This is not large, end the aggre- gate for the week will be comparatively emall Another tteamer from Chagres, with later news, and two or three millions of gold dust from California, will be along ina few days, This will lergely increase our supply of pre. cious metals, and give us a wide margin for shipment. ‘The demand for foreign exchange, to-day, was moderate ly active, without change in rates, There is a fair sup- ply in the market, We quote bills on London, 10 a 10. per cent premium; on Paris 6f 15 a 6f 13%; Ameterdam, 4134 a 413; Bremen, 78 a 7834: Hamburg, 3 Bide for the new issue of Erie Railroad Convertible Ponds, amounting to three millions of dollars, will be opened to morrow (Saturdsy) at two o'clock. It isthe impression that they will be all taken at prices ranging from §$ to #0 per cent, It is, we learn. arranged to not allow any to be taken below the lowest price above vamid The company have fixed s minimum. and those who sre particularly anxious to get any of this new iseue of bonds, murt govern themselves accordingly The Empire bank. in Broadway, was organized last evening. by appoinment of ex Governor Wm. ©. Bouck ar President.and Mr H T Kiersted as Cashier. Mr. Jomer Purdy, late of the Custom House, has beevgap- pointed first Teller ‘The Obio Lite and Trust Company bave declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent. The Greenwich Savings Bank has declared the usual semi annual dividend The annexed statement exhibits the valus of merchan- dise exported from thir port during the month of Decem. ber, 1861, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each country: — Port oF Dicempen New Your—Exronts ror 1861 ComMERCE oF THE —Total value of merchandise exported in December, $2,886,782, Of this all but $373,816 was composed of pro- duce of the United States. The shipments to Liverpool oud Loudon were not during last month, such a large por cent of the aggregate as we have previously noticed. There has been a decided improvement inthe distribu- tion of our exports. To South and Central America the shipments have been unusually large in the aggregate. ‘This statement is important in connection with the table of quantities of certain articles exported, asit gives those interested all the general information desired relative to the trade of this port with foreign countries, The Bank of Pennsylvania has declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent. The Patterson and Hudson River Railroad Company a semi-annusl dividend of four percent. The Alliance Insurance Company, of Boston, sixteen per cent—amounting to $82 000—payable in sorip, for its earnings the past year, being the first year of its establishment, Firemen’s Insurance Company, of Bos- ton, ten per cent, semi-annual. Stoughton Branch Rail- road three per cent. ‘The business of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad for the years ending November 30, 1850 and 1851, oom- pares as follows :— Norwich ano Worcsster Raitroan, 1850. 1851. Through travel, $12833 04 $19,705 28 Local trave see 97,276 71 97,810 98 Through fre(, 20.847 45 52,549 96 Local treight.. 126,103 83 116,851 09 Mails and expresses «+ 12,540 86 12,257 09 Rental..ceseccceee 2,148 23 2,234 97 $261 259 12 $270,049 37 Increase over the preceding year..........$8,700 25 The additional income in 1851, was derived from the through travel and treffic. The local business shows a falling off, The report of the banks of Massachusetts for May, 1851, compared with that for October of 1850, presents the annexed statement:— Banxs or Massacuusrrrs, LIABILITIES, Oct., 1850, May, 1851. Capital paidin..... «+ « + +-836,025 050 $38 265,000 Billein circulation, $5and upward 13,934,953 16. 365,195 Bo do under $5 8,020,873 38. 329,508 Net profits on hand...........+ 4627680 3,824,608 Balances due other banks « 6.549.930 7,001,921 Deposits... ..eeeeeeeeee 11,618,912 13,839,904 Total liabilitie: ++ $76,727,378 $82,626,181 RESOURCES. Gold and silver coin... $2,003,178 $2,478 858 Real eetate.. 938,2! 998.213 Bilis of banks in this Btate. B715848 5,887,836 Bills of other banks.. 832,673 397 951 Due from other banks, 5.835.008 6,550,232 LOOMS... sssseveeeecccssce cess + 63,962,440 66'363,041 Total resources..........$76.727,378 $82 620,181 It appears, by this exhibit, that the amount of gold and silver coin on hand in May, 1851, was $514,320 less | than im Oct. 1850; while in May last, the circulation was | $2,688 872 greater than in the month of October pre- vious. This is by no means a favorable state of things. Inthe six months ending May, 1851, the,line of loans had increased $3,001,601; deposits, $2,220,902; capital, $1,399,950 The annexed atement exhibits the general condition 4 | of the several! banks of the city of Baltimore, on tha 6th longer in request. Linseys are heavy at 13'8 lic. Flannels are quiet; blankets inactive; and shawis are now out of first hands. The jobbers sre still doing s moderate business tur the city and gear by trede, aud some ior the far distant markets. French goods are arriving in large quentities, and the market will be well stocked for the opening of the spring trade. Owing te the rise in prices in France, prices will be firm at first; but we have no faith in the durability of affairs in that country, and the present activity and buoyancy can only be temporary. Our market will be flooded, and we have reason to be eve that very low prices will rule late in the season British goods are being shipped more freely from the other side. In prints, cambrica, and muslins, we shall receive larger quantities than ueual from Great Britain. In plain calicoes there is a falling off, but more especially in linens and linen and cotton goods, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the valuo of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for ware- housing, apd’the value withdrawn from warehouse, for the week ending the 8th inst. :— Movements iv Forrscx Dry Goons, for Consumption. Manufactures of wool... ME isso ieee Withdrawn from Warehouse, Manufactures of wool . $32 733- Manufactures of cotto1 49,266 Manufactures of silk . 46,501. Manufactures of flax. none 5 Entered for Warehousing. Manufactures of wool + 943 +803 71,801 £1,205 = 282,173 | 100 116,993 | 28 6,607 otal.....esccccccorresovsceveoeK, 818 $445,888 | This is unusually large, aad would be excessive at,any | time in the season. There was hardly a week during the | whole of last fall that exceeded the above. The arrivals | must have been enormous, as nearly half a miliion in value was warehoused. We do not like the looks of this, If the importations continue throughout the season at this rate, the shipments of specie from this country wil this year largely exceed those of 1861. Stock Exchange. +1174¢ 50 hs Ports Dry Dk. 7, 10 Bank... 200 Morris C: 50 Harlem RR 125 do. 80 300 do. 100 do 335 “B10 57 450 Nor & Wor RR. .b60 516 50 Jersey Zino Co. 1g | 300 US Bank... 2 | D BOAR! 0% 25 35, ‘be0 67 lw SECON’ 71, El of January, 1852, acoording to detailed accounts pre- pared according to a special act of the Legislature: — | Banks or Bartimonr—Janvany, 1852. ne peDecountess Specie | THE LATEST ADVICES Merchant Sesevins saaitTsa sirisie $393.778 RECEIVED AT THE | L761. 420 j 289,832 3 3 - 1383193 1'377.170 BOK tS) 187/589 ao ee Sane, cee, 1,106,774 1,085,603 214,069 195,349 gpghetiacthclac gas L925 12K GL ATL ASO8E_ | Acaputen, Mexioo Adelaide, 8. Austin 921 880 273,137 ‘Alexandria, 833,148 180,685 AugestaraVereusis: 519 687 109,491 | one 619 sat 11214 | 85,235, i} 49,375 47,31 53,708 = 61470 | ie Total... $11,733,736 $11,425,609 $2,810,174 $1,067,604 | Blvetields, Mosqui — Circulation Deposits — | Barbad * rT aa (7) ap ie Se Peres eat sty 374.970 $495,407 $535,735 | Pornambuco, Braail, Dec. 1 V3 "219/057 “627869 “4 wort | See eat TTS 182.560 459,687 432,820 | Ponce, PR “Nov. 39 203,545 276.015 837,270 810,790 orb auktatt, StDgo. Nov. 35 72619 48.612 G20'813 BIBS Portan Prince, Hi Hy 1 483.410 362,230 aly 23 473,591 251,406 Chesapeake Marine Frankl 51,2\7 Total... It appesrs by this, that the movement in each depart- ment, on the th of January, 1852, was considerably less than on the corresponding day in 1951, There had been, within the year, a decrease in the discounts, of $855 277; | in specie on hand, $442,610; in circulation, $101,251; and in deposite, $612,989. The report shows a great expan- sion in the operations of several banks, and a great re- duction in the movements of others Amidst all the epeculations of the past year in every species of property particularly in railroads, it is extraordinary that the | Domerara, Br. Guiana. | Fort Confidence, G. 8. Baltimore banks have been able to reduce the operations | cf the most isoportant departments. and healthy state of things, and evinces a desire on the part of the bank managers to preserve as uniform a move- ment as possible. The amount of capital in the Baltimore banks on the Sth of January, 1852 was $7,141,461. ‘The Philadelphia North American announces that the holders of the Allegheny coupon bonds, on presenting the coupons, yesterday, for payment, at the Bank of Penn- rylvania, were notified that instructions had been re- It presents asound | ceived to deduct from the face of the coupons the | emount of the State tax (five per eent) without any dis- crimination in fayor of mon resident holders of the bonds, | Theamount of duties on imports received im the dis- | trict cf Philadelphia, in each of the past three years, was 4s annexed:— 1849. 1850. 1851. Total. . vesee sees $2,714,965 $3,361,112 $3,673,124 We have no returns showing the value of merchandise imported into the port of Philadelphia in either of the past three years. The increase in revenue from 1849 to 1860 was $646,147, and frem 1850 to 1861 $312,011—<‘otal increase in two years, $958,168, The stock securities of the James Bank, the par value of which wes $39,000, sold at auction for $38,437 60, On the 1¢th of December, the real estate securities of the bank, nominally amounting to $50,536 60 were sold. and realised $29,475, making, with the amount of the sales of stocks, $67,912 60. The circulation of the bank. accord: ing to the latest report from the department, was $76,743, If the assets sold include the whole property of the bank. its notes will receive a dividend of about eighty- eight cents on the dolar. ‘The last annual report of the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company presents the annexed exhibit of earn- ings, expenditures, ke Utica ann Scunectapy Rarroap. capital paid in. floating debt... Actual cost of oad and Total earnings from pa: ‘$4 124,000 105,000 3,971,155 Amount of r ending opt. 30, 1851, Pr 523 tke freighte 251,600 ‘“ i other sources 45,495 Total income. Transpor p Canal tolls paid... Net carnings...... sececeerereeeere $519,380 Of this amount, $412,400 was paid in the shape of divi. dends; $8,716 a4 interest. Passengers transported, 65,781; tons cf freight carried, 115 700. ‘The demand for dry goods in, as might have been ex. pected at this very carly period, extremely light. Bouth- ern merchants are the principal buyers, but only to moderate extent. The commission ceiving their spring goods, Clothiers hive bought very lightly this seascn, owing to their large surplus atook, ‘The market for staple cottons is very firm. and has rather an vpward tendency for the heavier descriptions. An advance ia anticipated with the revival of business, Cotvon yarn shows @ slight accumulation of stock but not eo as to affect the firmness cf prises. for cash, Brown and blesched ehirtings and sheetings are very quiet. Drills are not active, but ell moderately, at 6% a7e for browns blues, Oenaburgs are light in stock, with a fair demand at steady rates, Denime are dull, except for export, at uniform prices, Stripes are in betcer request for the clothing trade, Ticks are al4o in rather more demand, without change in prices. Cotton fliunels are ja good @emand at full prices, Printiog cloths are dal! and drooping, Prints cf spring styles are coming forward, but the eales are yet light. Ging>ams are inno. tive. Cotton pantaloceery ure in moderate request at steady rates, Delsiner are coming freely into market, «nd @ email opening bosiness is doing Cloths exe dull and declining. ‘The consumption by the clothing trade has been lighterthan expected, leaving a stock too heavy for the market. Fu very dul}; plain colors, blacks, and doeskias are mode. ——Foreign——. From Domestic Non entitled Entdto Ware- Mdise. “to debent’e, debenture. house. $1,269 $10,840 $71,816 6203” 1,040 82813 4810 1000 48.547 623 45 = te 490 62 bremen. i Hamburg... 9,284 - North of Europe. — — Lelgium = 10,982 Holwnd, - = Portugal. « - i orts in Mediterran’n va nd 46 brenish W Indies..« 1 4930 208 1,668 eritich W Indie 2155 878 — br N'th Am, Co 11806 6,162 1,106 St Domingo. 6180 «(1,278 = 1038 Mexico......« 15,149 5384 6 408 French W Indies. — - = Central America 1,980 - - New Grannd 9,268 Lond Koa Venezuela... — _ 174 Dutes W. indie 15 110 20 Chins... seve - — — 26,380 Avrtraiia, - — 6,6 Teneriffe, o - - Brasil rit) ae ar 8) Africa, gues 16487 '320 «1,200 — Danish West indies., 49,879 4,300 1,208 = 1,604 Totmerorsen y + P2 01300 $54.25) $41,001 $247,004 rately active, though at isregular prices, there being more anxiety to cell. Satinets are dull and heavy, Tweeds and jeoc: aiv iagglive, Bheops grave ete no cb. May 2 Dec. 15 pels Doc. 9 Bt. Croix, (VirginI.) .Oot. 18 Nov. 3 St. Domingo City... .Dec, 6 Sept. 5 Bt. Helona,. Nov. 2 Guayame, BR. Oct 26. Bt. Jn uayaquil, Eouador, Oc rane Dec. st ce Hobart Town, V: Dii.July 33 8 Hong Kon| Oct. £0 iain, & N Bt. Ubes, Portugal, . Zacmel, Haytl . St. Vincent, W. I... Nov. Fi Sumatra July 4 orem! Dec. 1 Kings Laguayra, V« | Live 7M London, Tobago tee Madeira Tabasco, Mexico. Mexican, 1. Coin Trinidad de Cubs. Dec, 23 lalaga, 8 lo londuras, ,Sept.: ag Turks Island. . Des. 21 Manilia, ‘Piliip. Yo! Valparaiso, Chill’ .’.; Nov.26 Manzanillo, Cuba...:Dec. 6 Vers Crus, Mexico... Doo. 20 bo, Von's... Dec. 6 Whampoa... ... ....0ot. 37 vor, foot of Battery place, by steamboat JOHN POTTE! Gall (Sundays excepted.) arti ‘at Philadelphii ond cinas, $2 Rmigrant lin | Fare, $1 1. BLI houses are busy re- | which is 16¢, | Tie for bleached, and 810. for | | Constantin | Costa Riea, Samus In Grande, Cave 20 salt Lake Bantingo (Chili). 3 Ban Salvador, C. A. San Antonio, Texas..Dec. 3 Banta Cruz, Tenoriffe: Sept. 1 Santa Crus, Qanary L-Mar. 1b ov. Colombo, Ceyl lon. opie, iT} A Council Curacoa.... Dominica, W. 1 Eleuthora, Banama | , No’ x AUR. Nov.20 Hope. M.Riv.July 17 April 21,1851 Junels ORTHINGTON G._ SNETH. ‘practise law in th CONTINUES TO hofore: Con; 0 against t) Departments and Be eure h brond—to obtain ms and Rouney I ja—to collect dividonds, logacies and inhe- ritances in arb of the United States, and in fore eountrics—to make investmente of funds in loans and stoo! end on bond and mortgage—and to negotiate the purchase jo of loans, Isnds and patent rights in any State of the an Union. Particular attention paid to California land title oases, coming up to the United States Supremo Court rer al. Communications, pro paid, addressed to W.G. Sne- phon, No.6 Carroll Place, Capitol Hill, Washington, D. 0. ‘will meet with prompt attention. INSURANCES. INSURANCE —NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE oe Sooit ; General Agent's Offiss, dove company con: { persone rosidont in of on California and other special ha- of premium. For terms, blank forms, above to LEANDER STARR, General Agent. HE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY— Chartered in 1S4—Offices 43 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 5 Merchants’ Exchange, Wall street, New York—have their | tor, Mr. George Loder. Thi onpital (ag also a handsome surplus) iavested in the most undowbted securities, and continuo to insure buildings, more chandise, furniture, and other personal property, vessols in port, ard their cargoos, upon as favorable terms as any obhor institution. Hintlar asMeNOS cca ELLSWORTH, Prosident. Atynee C. Stevens, Secretary. ThMAVELLERS GUIDE. VAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINK, FOR PHIe Indelphia, at 10 o’clook, A. M., from pier No.l, North W YORK AND PHILADELI'HIA DIRECT.—U. 8, jail and Express Lincs, through in 4 hours. N.J. Rail- ‘ig Jersey city, loaving New York a6 A. M., foot of dt street; 9A. Mand 5 P. M., Liberty stroct—lonvos Phils phia, same hours, from foot of Walnat stroes. Fare reduced to $3 for firs ‘$2 BO for second alses. Bal- Simore, Washin ston through tickets, sold in din thes P.M. LS rough Tuy . from Naw Vork. with throne! = SHIPPING. UR LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES M. ship PACIFIC, Captain Kure Nys.— th part with tho United States mails for Beturday, Jan’y 10, 1852, a 12 foot of Cansl streot. For freight or pavcego, for elegance bi ‘The mtesmehi Janvary 2th, T ry ‘clock M., fro: ‘No borth secured sill paid for, ving unoqnalled ascommodations ork fort, my to WARD RP UGELING & Co., 66 Wall st. p,Atlantio, will guossed the Pacific, and gail OR BOUTHAMPTON AND NAVRE —THE UNITAD A. Wotton States Mail Steamehip FRANKLIN, Jame Comandcr, will leave for Havre, touchin Jand the mails end prerongers, on Saturday, 17¢h inst o'clock, trom Pier No. 4 North River, Price of passage in first cv bi Do. in second arg p No morchandive will be reovived on’ bo te ay, the Ith inet. Specie will be received on board until Friday evening, Luggaxe not wanted during the voyage, should be pont op board the day rear oailing, marked “ Below.” For eight or Danasge, apply to | Front TORTIORK LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 Brondway, | 8, MAIL BTEAMSHIP OOMPANY.—FOR NEW Orleans, via Favana,—Change of &niling Day.—The ¥, 2000 tone, J. Tannos, foot of Warren U. Fangement— 1. Porward do. do. Freight ht or pasenge, apply to ii Wes eoteak ooruer of Warton, | inge, AnOSE: eran pa arene rises at 7 o'clock. Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, a8 ants; in Orchestra Boxoe, & cents, Saturday ever Jan. ti e AMUSEMENT2!, ROADWAY THEATRE.—E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE LES- see. —Doors open at 634; to commence at7 o'clock. Box- wusavetes, Oh Fam ly Virole am ballet of BETLY Mt for; s0, eh Mik: Cony: ‘ares lor; Span! ir. Con: ovin, Glenn; Aline. Mre. ker: Fentelle, Miss Herring. ‘To conclude with YOUR LIFE’S INDANGER—Joha ‘Strong, Mr Lethn; ; Countess Landsdortf, Mrs. Grattan. URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREBT.—DOORS IBLO’S.—ARTISTS’ UNI LIAN OP: a B ‘open at 634; to begin at 7 o’olook. Dress Circle and P: N der the direot He Pay RS ‘ietdin Mondey yuetto, 60 conte; Second Tier, 28 vente; Pri Janu lobrated grand opera of LUCLA Bi Beats, 78 cents, Baturday Lau. ois, Siqnors A. Bosio; Edgardo, Big. G. will be Eos the comety of MARRIE 10, ato: Signor C. Badia ir Arturo, Mr. Bial irs. » Miss Mary Ky Ra: SignorS Strini, The chorus Mr. Bland; Mrs. Li yx, us ficient. The 0; irs, con- band, Mr. Dyott; Mrs. Younghv: nry ers. will be conducted by De Mr. Burton; Mrs. ry Dove. Mrs. Dyott; Mr. Dis- | ths ra ter rditi Tickets to all mal, Mr. Bea ete brmal Led aoe Fe conclu rh 5; Gniicres unde Ay) Ory ae oe Box . Timot ‘oodle, Mr. Burton; Mrs. Timo- | each. Doors open 0) t 73K. thy Toodle, Mrs. Hughos; Macy Acorns Mics Westen every day from's A.M. to 12 Me and frost ce epe gee Pen ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.—DOO! tain rises at7 o'clock. Dros conte; Pits 126 Private Box Tickets, §| tertainmente will co: holds Jaa O'Flathors ‘no! ‘as } by the fareo of OOM GA Hams. Alter O'Lynn, Mr. To conclude with LER—Jack Snozs BAR To be followed yn, Mrs, B. Wil- which, the farce of BRIAN O'LYNN—Brian Williams Williams; Mrs. B. William: L—Caroline Mer! Shoelah McCabe, Mrs. B. Williams, ntomime of THE FRISKY COB- » Fox; Emms, Miss Ludlam. ‘M’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. rand Proprietor; John Greenwood, J; Admission T. BARNUM, Assist. quotve, 123 0 te ternoon, commencing at 3 6’ ery Koo! piece, ALL TH OT GOLD. Evoning, st 7% o'clock, the so much applauded and Popular comedy of MAJOR JONES’ COURTSHIP. After which, the new holiday piece of fun, mischief, magic and on: ghantmont, called the PALACE OF PEACOCKS: ot, the Fairy Gift. In rehosreal, she sterling temperance drama of “The Bottle.” The Chineso Beauty and the Chinose Family Keh i Noor Diamond; the Happy Family; ities, &o., aro all visible, at almogs all hours, | CIRCUS.—NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 37 BOWERY. —R. Bands & Co., Proprieters.— Boxes, 25 cents; children under nine years, half price; Pit, 12}¢ cents; | French Rques- in Trou iasire, Mlle Louise, M’lle Jo- lame Tourn: eit. Ox Monday e' it Parisian ay Bi on, Will all aj yn Saturday only. " liant, Achille, Marer ‘Afternoon ELLOWS’ MINSTRELS.—THE MANAGER TAKES grest pli announcing an engazomont with Mr. |. Horn. pas favorite,) and celebrated negro delineator, also. T. F. Briggt, the oolebrated banjoist, who will make their first appearance on Monday, January 12. B. {T REMEMBERED.—THIS AFTERNOON, AND every afternoon ts week, Professor And a gtand Day Performan Doors o7en at 2; commetce at 3, PHILHARMONIC BOCIE' TENTH SEASON.—THE second Concert of this jon will be given at Niblo’s Cencert Room, on Saturday evening, January 10, Condao- ¢ principal pieces bo be performed are the “ Eroica Symphony, thoven, and the over. The Waldi yh” Applisat Hons for ron. tick &o., may be ma the storos of Mes: iS berg & Luis, 483 Brosdway, and Mr. P. K. We |, 213 Fu street, Brooklyn, Also, tickets for strange! tthe hotel By order, J. L. ENSIGN, Scorotary. SHIPPING. Nee er ane PER STBAMSHIP PACIFIC, for Liverpool, wi’) please be on board, at the foot of Ca- nal street, this day, Saturday, Jan 10, at il o'clock A. M. EDWD. K. COLLINS & CO. if Mats aay Xone ~ DUTVRREOOL ee aren mal .— The ships composing shis line are the “ATLANTIC, Capeain Wonks PACIFIC, Captain Nyo. RCTIC, Captain Luoo. BALTIC, Captain Comatock. ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton. ‘Those ships having boon buils by contract exareenty, for go- vornment every care has been on in sheir oo! struction- i ‘40 ensure strength an: speed, and their accommodations for passengers are unequal- Jeg for clogance and comfort, ORS ey, ice of passage from New Yor! iverpool, cabin, Cee in second do., $70." Exolusive use of extra size FO From Liverpool to New York, £30 and £20, Ane: ood surgeon attached to each shin, ured wntil paid for. ROPOSED ILING. Fron Ney Tork DATES OF BAIL S35 SPSPSSSPSyEyyy For freight or passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS & CO., 66 Wall st., N. York, IPLEY & CO., Liverpool, ERTS & CO., 13 King’s Arms Yard, Londot JOHN MUNROE & CO., 26 Rue Notre Damo dos Vio- sa asi her ble for gold, Procious stone . ed therefor, and Sie value To BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Mail Steamships, between New York and Livorpool di- reot, and between son and Liverpool, the Boston ships only calling at Halifax to land and receive mails and pas- 8. AA BIA, Capt. ——. PERSIA, Capt. ——. grate Capt. R: ASIA, Capt, Judkins. MERICA, CANADA, Caph, Hastioe Caps, nines Mee Leitch. 4 iin Oy AMERICA, Copt. Shannon. ‘These ves: teen on th ce, from 4th January, '52, y, las Wednesday, 23th ay, ath February. Weds ay, llth do. swelneeday, 18th = do. Passege. trom New York or Boston so Liverpool iret "a8 irom New York or Boston verpool— Gadin, $120; Second Cabin, $70 No berth secured until paid for. pereieht will be charged on specie beyond an amount for expen: xperienced surgeon on board. juters and hewspepers must pass through the Post Office. For freight or pascage, apply to ss E CUNARD, Jr., $8 Brosdway. French, German, and other foreign goods ived and brought in common with British goods. ills of Inding are given in Havre for New York. JACKETS FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE.—THE FOL- lowing ships will leaye Havre on the 16th, and Now ork on the lot of exch mon¥e.— Ao All York. From Havre. Bhip 8T. DENIS, 1 Fob. 16 1,000 tons burthe Alonso Foll: sbeo, master, BhipeT. NICHOLAS, tons burthen, NW. Eroleigh mastor. > BALTIMORE, 1 Shi 700 tons burthen, R. D. Conn, master. Bhip WILLIAM TELL. with nVenionoe of Pas- Sengers, and commanded by men of experience in the trade. ‘The price of passage is $100, without wines or liquors. Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from any charges but thore actually incurred, BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, 161 Poarl stroct. ACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY—ONLY Through Line for San Francisco, via Chagres, direot.— Qa Satur nuary 10th, at 2, P.M. The splondid ible engine steamship OHI tr) Bodations and speed, 3, ‘to N., Commander, will sail dlook, P.M Rrocisel fer Sateen " 8, connectin pal steamship California, to sail withous auy delay for in Francisco, om arrive: of the passengers and mails atPa- hams. For passage and freight, apply at the offices, No. 177 Wert street. corner of Warren street, North ri a of Inding sigue the office, on she morning of sail eb. Shippors wilt please have al! heavy freight on board avonce, A few ton ‘only of light cargo can be taken on immediate applioa~ Vien. The ship being of very mall ospacity, only 70) tons, vii ly, wll het freight engaged, will have the of this line, For balance of oargo, or paé ply to K. B. SUTT! Wall strect, OR RIO DE JANEIRO, VALPARAISO, PANAMA and Calitornia.—The new and doublo en, ship WINFIELD SCOTT, 2,400 tons burthen, Kenney Cou- lard, commander, will depart for the above ports, on or about the 16th of Janunry ensuing. For freight or passage apply to DAVIS, BROOKS & CO., 28 Beaver stroct, VOR SAVANNAH—U. 8. MAIL LINE.—THE NEW and splendid steamehip ALABAMA, Captain C. D. 1 low, will lenve New York for Savannah, on Saturdas 4 ok P. M., from Pier No.4, N. BR ly to ML. L. MITCHILL, 10 Front streot, aptnin Lyon, on Saturday, January 17. OTICR.~TO MASTERS OF ALL VESSELS BOUND fer Sun Fraacisco.—You will please have two reportaot your vorsel, cargo, vessols spoken, passengers’ names, &0., With any other thing you may think worthy of note, for the Alta California and Exchange Reading Koom tor All Na- tions, in San Francisco, which will be oalied for, on your arrival, by Commodore Robert 8. Martin, Marino ‘Reporter for the Alt and News Room, and late of she New York Berald. STEAMBOAT FOR SALE—A HIANDSOMB LITTLE Stoambont, ninety fect long niaetcon fect beam, cylinder oeventeen inches in diameter, vix feet stroke, her whoel is twelve fect three inches in Ainmoter, four foes face, draws from twonnd s half to thros feet water; enloon twonty-five feet long, fitted up in good atyle, boiler new, and will burn ressure engi either wood er ool; low she willrun thirty miles on half a ton of coal good m4 now, having been rebuilt oF aserials, wn) partly copper fastenin d for exour- tion, ferry or tow boat; well found, with s full get of awn id in good order for immediate business, For fursner ‘4 to JOSHUA BAKER, No, 51 Wator street, artioulars appl iimixgtor, Del MEDICAL. _ EDICAL CARD.—DR. GLOVBR CONTINUKS TO cure, those obstinate, protracted, half-cured, a Patched up ceacs that have baftisd tho okill of the moat exp rienced, and such ae cvenpe from ignorant «medical pretend ers. Strangers are apprised that this city unde with apo. Gislempyrical pretenders, under fictitious names, with » French pronunciation, who make extravagant prvinises of ui k ooren, Strangers, beware of thi if named doctors, lar medical edusation, and rpotioe for inet tron) erkd Ann street, firs HRISTY’S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS’ HALL Cc 472 Broadway, above Grand eSre0t.Open, or sien til farther notio 3 linstrels are respect turday afternoon concerts are dis. we /. or Si Concert on New com. 00! ‘They Tale ae. Hora, Bri ke , cannot fait rm overy evening this week, day and aiternoons. Admissi: yn Children, 23 mence at 7; o'olook. ELOH’S NATIONAL CI below Ninth, Philsdelp Exbibitions nightly, of the the BNCHANTED STBE Denssmanan of M’lle Mari bayitres er, Bliter, all. ‘The peri urd: KOUS, CHESTNUT STREET, hia—L. B Lont, Manager.— grand equestrian pantomime of together with she mstohless and the other members of this description of equestrian anc here produced on a scale establishment in the world. Director; Pentland and Wor- ny yuestrian CARD.~-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VERY BAD weather on the evening of the 6th, Mrs. Fairfield has Bostponed her Poetical Roading, end will give it on Satur- ay ‘ing, the 10th January, at the Soci-ty Library Rooms. All her friends who have purchased tickets tor the 6th, aro requested to present them ext ev JPRANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE block above the National Theatre.—George Les, soli preprigtor.—Saloon performances every afternoon and even- Ing. Entertainments to cormenes in the afternoon at three o'clock, and in the evening at halt-past soven o'clook. The entertainments are varied and seleob, and each ascan be seen at no other place of entertainment in New York, con- sisting of Lea's Female Kthiopisn Opera Troupe; also, Mons, Gregoire, tho strongest man in tho worlc, who will break Any stone the audionco choose to offor him; he will alse challenge any man to ‘kill @ bullock" with hie clonched fist, for any amcunt of money; s Troupe of Model Artiste, voted for their beauty and figure, and who per- a numbor of beautiful tableaux; « ppabany, ot Art Girls, who go through a variety of feats of scrength and dex- terity; a company of Male and Female Artista, who will xhibition of Marble ktatuary unequalled in the ogether with a variety of interesting performances every afternoon and evening. For partioulars, sce bills of gaoh day. Admission—Soats in Private Boxes, 6) conta; Stace Beate, 8754 conta; Boxes, 25 conta; Parquoste, 12} cent MEDICAL AAA AAA AA kd bat MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL OOM- panion.—By Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, Professor of Disoases of Women—Twentieth edition, I#mo., pp. 250—Priee $L. ‘Years of suffering, of physical nnd mental anguish to maby &n sfleotionat nd pecuniary ditfivultics to the hum band, might have been sparod by & timely possession of this work. Itisintended expecially for the married, or those contemplating marringe, a8 it discloses importans socrete, which should be known to them particularly. To those whose hoalth does not pesmit of anincresso of family, it is of special importans ere, algo, every femsle—th the mother—tne one either pending into womanhood, or the othcr in the decling of years, in whom nature eontemplates an important chang sn discover the causes, aymproms, and tho most effiois remedies, and most certain mode of euze, in every complaink to which her sex is subject. (Extract of a letter trom a gentleman in Dayton, Ohio. Dayron, May 1, Dr. A.M. Mavniceav: My Dear 38: been perceptibly equor. 0 of her great anquish before and during her confine ry auccessive one more and more dobilitating and prostrating her, putting her life in imminent danger, and which was, on the ast occasion, despaired of. 1 sup- posed this state of thinge was inevitable, and resigned my- eolf to meet tho worst. At this time. (now about twe months,) I heard your book highly spoken of, as convai: gome matters reaching my case. On its receipt and perusi I cannot pees you the relief it afforded my distress und, and the Joy ite pages imparred vo my wifo,on leat ing that the grost discovery of M. m. Desomeaux provide: remedy, It opened s prospect to mo, wilich I li ozived was possible. But for thir, anotl have passed over my head, in all human probability my wite would haye boon in her grave, and lay oliidren loft mother. 8. 16 con: ‘year woulé It is, of course, impracticable to convoy iors fully the se rious subjects treated of, as they arc of anature strictly intended tor the married, or those contemplating For eale at 222 Broadway, and at the puvishing office, Liberty street, New York; Little & Co., Albaay; Joscph Tuchor, Mobile, Alnbame; T. B. Peterson, 96 Chostnut stroot, Philadelphia. Gn the receipt of $1 free of postage, to any must be addressed, pos New York city. copy will be transmitted by mall, et of the United States. All lovers aid, to Dr. A.M. Mauriccau, bet joc 129 Liberty utroet, = DOPENSE SUCCESS OF DR Waxy —aLL FORMER experience exoveded.—Innucerable cases progres: through their terrib]; without other pnymoians toing able to arrest the y wumMeTCUs improvements, we reliove alli ‘Yo those disspoointed by hum- ii before twenty-four eure, be Of ce; in every instance removing the anz- fering, detection, and cruc! incersitud fo satety and entire sesurity. Office, eorne. of Canal stree ind Breadway, the place where you are properly aa) No feotillcured, All consultations privater Lag ignal advan: fous patient from su 5 REWARD.—JEFFRIES' ANTIDOTE, A SPE cific mixture for the cure of private disorders. ‘v makes @ speedy cure without the least restriction of diet, drink, exposure, or change in application to business. 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It contains mapy ortant: mapy im contemplating matrimony, which will over. come objections against marriaze: none, however, shoulé take this important step without first consulting i It treats of all diseases of females, whether married or Strangers who require medical aid, before consulting doctor, oughd to know whet! derstood by th hi the imposition of Dr. La Croiz ii ng) @. any F their cases are properly un- pl d thus guard sgainst oP mt in popular cities ified physician, end forthe paet legally qual . | fwonty years, ‘has boon daily consulted urn the difforont asos of which his book treats, personally se woll as by letter. Any Porton sending twenty-five cents in» Lenser, fost paid, will receive ono cupy by mail, free of re ve copies for $1. Address Dr. M. B LA CROLX, 56 Beaver otroot, Albany, N.Y. Sold by Garret & Co., 22 Ann stress, and Bisinger & Townsend, 222 Brosdway, N. ¥. Brant office, 64 Lloyd street, Buffalo. 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