The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
January 16, 1842

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$600,' raised.. us xp. uses f'neu.xt paper suox o retarn of Mid 76 ol this amount tmor.i dum, July 19. "38 authorising a payment ?flr serriceein an engagement at the disposition of N. Biddle." 4. A receipt. Oct. 17, 37, for $800, marked pajr to W. r." aad *>k ne J. C. in pencil. The witnaaa amid be aup posed the first iaitnla were those of William Purvis. Mr. Brewster now called for the envelope of aome ol the foregoing papera, which was produced by the witnaaa It waa end irse I "ere lit hllla receiver.!" on M. Biddle'a aifnatuie. v. $37 313 36, cheige pamanemt expenses, J.C .Cashier." Mr. Bra water?Was that amount carriad tmthe credit of Bilia ReceivableT Witoeaa?I pre-um- it waa. hut eannot aay positively. 00. A receipt April 17.183?. for $360 from C. B. Boker toB. Mcllvain, mar tied ch. per re. rap. T. D." 67 An order, March 17. 1837, id thoao words?" Mr. Patterson will consider this bia warrant to pay $176,000, signed J. Andrews, First Assistant Cashier.1' On the back were the figures $176 006 and $10,600 added toge ther. A memorandum April f, 1037, of note* d?lirtr?d to Mr. Andrew., to wi?. lOfl.OMmake* $10,000; SO ?3? makes $400; and 40 $lo make* $4?0,?total $1*,800. Marked J. A. Firat Ai?'i Cashier. 80 A receipt, Oct 181. 887, for VMM from N. BidJle to tke cashier. At the left hand upper corner of thia piper -ovo the letter* J R. H of which the witnes* suid he did not know the meaning. 70. A receipt, Dec. 24,1837, for $1300, from the iame to the una. 71. Another, Sept 38, 1837,for $3000, from the tame to the tine. 78. Another, Sept IS, 1847, for $3000, from the imo to the aame. 78 Another, Oct. 31,1837,for $1000, from the aameto the Bank. 74. Another, November 4, 1837, far $9000, for oaih to becharged to N. Biddle," The initial* N. B. were written in ink on thia paper, the body of it being in the handwriting of Mr Andrew*. 73 A receipt, October 37,1837, for $6,334 33, from N. Biddle to the Cashier. 70. Another, October 30, 1837, for $701. f om the tame te the *ame77 Another, September 19, 1S3T, for $300, from the aame to the same. This and the two preceding papera ware written by Mr. Andrew* and sigued by Mr. Biddle. 78. A draft, dated tiarrisburg, February 18, 1839, far $3000 in favor of J. Walter*, on Jaehion, Riddle A Co., and cigced by 11. Robinson, Jr. Thi* wn* accepted by Jnohaon, Riddle A Co Feb 33, and endorsed pay Win, D. Lewi* or order, J. Walter*." It wa* enclosed in an envelope marked credit Jackson, Riddle A Co. with $3000. J. C. 8 cond Assistant Caahier, to ha held with Mr. J. Andrew*, other memoranda without interest." The witness stated that th? letter* J. C. stood for J. Cowperth wait" The envelope of the previous item* of charges" wa* low asked for. and produced by the witneas. It waa endorsed $88,864 U ou memoranda of charges by N- Biddie, President." Mr. Brewster then called far the envelope of the whole, which was produced and is endorsed June lb, 1839 $3M.t>66 3*. Credit bills receivable for the within expuuaes, and charge permanent expenses, J. C. Cashier.1' The witness said that this endorsement was made by one of thoClerks, hut that the initial* J. C. were Mr. Cowperthwait'sowa band writing. 70. A receipt, May 3, 1830, for $680 to the Cashier by T. Dunlap, President, for miscellaneous expenses. It if marked in pencil $600 Quite by i 0. Memorandum oi charge without date for $4733 34. Credit J. R. Breadhead h Co. J. C. cashier. Endorsed plesse let D N. B. havecrcdit for $4733 34.'' and signed Broadhead k Co. 81. A similar memorandum. May 17 133$. Credit H. Haniy'?account,$600. T Dunlap, Pres." 83. A receipt, Feb 13, 1S30. for $7268 66, from the cashier, by order of N. Biddle. Signed J C. cashier. 83. A receipt March 7, 1889, for $7690 from the Bank by N. Biddle. The words charge miscellaneous expenses" in Mr. Biddle'* hand, and in pencil the name of Tk D. Lewis. 84. A receipt. Ma: oh 4, 1839, for $6800, from the Bank by N. Biddle" for mircelun ou? expenses 88. A receipt, May II, 1889. for $l#oe, from the eashier, by T- Dunlap for miscellaneous expenses The envelope of ihe above memoranda aud receipts was produced by the witutss. It was dated Junel'JO, 1830, sad receited the amounts of the papers and was endorsed charge permanent expenses for President's orders, enclosed, J. C. cashier." The witness stated that the body of this endorsement was in his own hand wi itiug, but he coald not now say certainly who ordered him .to make it. The signature, 1*1. U? tV. ailla a?, k LmJ 88. A receipt, Jely 11J 1839 lor $18,076 80 front the Cashierby T. Dunlap,'Prt-s for miecel. exp. This was endorsed with the amount and date, end the letters D. Pill.,but the witness sai i he did not know exactly what these letters meant. He thought they stood for Daniel N. Broadhead. and on t>jr Mr Brewster, the witnet* an wered that all tb.-?e account! were laid before tna Board twicuaweek and examin. d?theie item! appear in the aggregate, not in detail The permanent expense* Would ibow un increase from time to time. There i* no book which contain! a detailed entry of the acveral account* which lorni this amount of >7,300 These receipt! were all in the Tell-r'i drawer until the time aggregating them, or until the time the order waa given to charge in- in in the aggregate, aa before mentioned Allthoae chat go* w- re to poimanent expeaie*. Tltaro VU no contmgen' or mi'celUnvou* aecouut. All order* to put in tU'icellaneiin* or contingent account went to the lame en*, g"of permament expanses?the u?e of either term mi-ai.t -a by the Board, in 1S31, to the Pre*i dent to expen 1 n.imey i) .n't recollect that any ?urh order w-.a ever gn en by the present Bank. The Bank keep* no tecnit hiok. It* receipt* are looie. I presume the monev w a* paid on *11 those order*. The mo ey ri ceipteil for b> Mr Dunlap wai not received by kirn, hut w.ii; asie-d to the credit of individual* in tho bank Oneoi' ttioae individual* a Mr Broadhead. The Witnes* here il l lie wished to refresh hi* memory be tore auswemg any further questions, by aroferencu to the hooka oi I'm bank?whneupon Mr Brewster moved the oui t a j in i> till Monday afternoon, at lour o'clock, in tho Siipinni Court Room. Mr. Can a llaoi i h-ri requested to addreis the Court before s join nment. T?e R. coiJ.r having previomly Sai 11hnt b a- detire u* of concluding the examination In another ittieg at he did not mean to purine it any fllitht r th/ui to satisfy hi* own conscience at to tho amciint of bail he should hold the p irtlea. Mr. C and he ished to have the warrant?ho w anted to know in wh.it poaition the defendant!,and t specially* hit client oto-? I. H w as free to state that for hi* client ho meant to novo for a habeas eorpua A* yet no evidence had against Vr. J luden. 'I to K,. fearlessly to do hiadnlv in this, unwisely aa in every oth- r case that Via brought Imforo him of alike criminal charictor. [At theae remaika there waa quite a loud y waj or explaining iimr iaapprehenaie v u au adjournment teokplacwui atari announce .1 That rait rah e "id m-in, upright Judge, and nni eraally roepeet' d citizen, Joaeph Hopkirson, of the U. B. Diitri t Court, departed this life, at tbrre lock thi* m r ?nj, a ter an indiapnution of liUle mere Ivan a fortnight. Fbe annonnc m h-i mory, the ?evtr ?|y filled por', made vu cant br lue Jads* *|.i ath.JgVlr. Scott ba? very re ?pactahU ieind abilities, aud what wore u Mid to 1'ad io fUt Bank*. 111.883 PI Mi 37.305 Deposit**, 1MM) 131806 HS.'SJ Circulation, 133 810 1*3 873 30,838 1,080 803 1,017 010 Loan*. 773.42* 780 847 14711 Storks. 13 080 38.4M 33 400 Real Estate, 4 844 4 838 1 15 Dm from Bank*. 133.137 47.048 14,031 Notnof 51,505 48 764 8.741 Specie, 103 163 111 .*57 6,685 O.ker meuae, 33,617 83 537 1,080,033 1,047.313 It is to be hoped, that the imtitutione of Maryland will be obliged toon to pay their debts, aod redeem their honor. This institution doe* not display that reduction in busineaa, which the times require The following it a statement of the atfaira of three Ohio Bank* for corresponding period* St4Temk*t or thiii Ohio B tria, Jam*art, ion and 1843. 1841. 1342 Lotm Specie. l/xm?. Specie Bank of Cl?land. 444.601 os.;ia us 317 15.143 W.winter, 3(1600 36,630 318 437 36 7(># Maoilloa, '440,601 30.152 217 667 26 062 1,036,600 66 501 651,071 76,111 Circ. Drp Circ l>rp. Boak of ClfVclaud, 177 573 333*21 310.646 69,710 Wo.teter, 211.731 93.271 296 410 1*1 10 do Tn TtiOoO da suw 19 20 Kilmers' Loan s?m 23 *1000 da 191 29 do r.7 *0*0* do sow IS, SO* N. O G is Company 75 *1000 Indiana UCr Bonds 221 10 .Vlauhitiau Gas Co 72 *S0M Indiana Bond* 21 30 do bt 72| 30 071 50 do 5j 60 do >30 b7| 100 do N| 35 do slu bt| 500 do bnw 8t 100 do 60 100 do 8> ISO do >00 07 150 Lorg Island R R S.-j 50 'to al 05 35 do b() 63 30 do Miehanics Dark ulk ol sales wera from ft SO to $8 per cat ?extt a $7. t'Jt Cowa and Calves, tales $70 a $35?ex'ra $35 8p-ingers $10 a $30 Dry Cow a $8 a $10 CjIvci in the Drove Yard $1,60 a $3 per head?on the Delaware, bylive weight,3) a 4 cents per lb. 340 llcgi, aalea $4 50 a $4 75. 370 Hbeep, aalea at Irom 31,73 to $3?extra $3.60. There is very Utile difference in prioe or in the do and forcattle this week, over laat week's auki. Foreign 31 ark eta. Kinoitsx, (Jam Dec. 30 Flour, $0 a $8 50, an.l Cam Maal $3 75 per hb| and the market heavily atockvd.? Rice $5 per 1(M) ll>a in full supply. Pilot Dread $4 5# per bbl- do Navy do. $4 do do Crackers $4 SO do do Corn $1 per bnahel do Lard, 10c. heavy. Pork, prime, $16 per bbl, likely ta advance. Hatu* I'lc. dull. Tobac co. long leal and aik, $il> r Id. wantau do. plur, $16, huII. Lumber, white, $31 per M., unsaleable; do Pitch, $35. dodo 9'avea, red oak, $3 rtml $43. aaieabK- do; _l.it.. en .1.. as:?i am ?l?kl. e-s I""! do. Cedar roa'ket ozeratocked. Pkbxambvcu, Dec. 14?The only arrizal from the United Stater, >inct my last to yon, i) the nr. Gen Warren, oil the 11th mat, with floiir.br Eitra M.tnay ntik Flour ia retailing at IsynOO Other* article* ot inse rt without alteration. Sugars era Hbuudan), end selling a''2||f)0f) to 3a 100 for whites. Hideain damadn at ISO ra. (ier lit. Kx change,30d. Dollar*. HtlO ind 104'?. i. Married. At Brooklyn, on the Uth inat hy the Rvv l)r Dwiyht Mr. Ei.i*a P. Nona,of New York, to Mi*s Aoxr Imsbt of Biook'ya. At Baltimore, on thn Hth inat., bv the Rev Dr. Wyatt, Mr. Oii-Moac V?:ai ditii. to Mm Louiz* JoHnaov, third daughter if Bezel ly Juhnann, E q In Wilkinaon county, Miaaiaaippl, On 22 I nit., F.dwaho Mr(liiu,Jr. to Aasr Bbzoslv, daiightr r of the late (Jen. Wi ahinjftgn Carter, and grand-niece of General Washlog tea. Died. On the 14th inat., Mr. John Ci abb, aged .11 year*. Funeral ttiia af'.ernooa. at 3' o'alnrk, from No. 243 Canal afreet. On thn 14th inat., Bolomo.v Hi ll, in the 00th year of hit age. On theflth inst., Lalba Kur", aged 1 and 4 montha, and n thn 14'h. Axis*. Dklia,aged 3 years arid 7 montha, children of Capt. J. Washington Rogers?both of acarlet fever On Saturday morning, 16th inat at her reaiJence, 'ins Front afreet, Brooklyn, after a snort and ar vere illness. Mia Elizabeth Eliza, wife of William Worta, formerly of Lmdon. aged 19 yars arid 2 months Paaarngera Hulled Livraroot?Poe* etaMe Stephen Wh ln"v?J H Timmina, of New Y rk; J W.lk-r, T Hart and laiy. J b. (alod W- Mar. I Acadia Mar. 4 A t ril 1 Tm n-iatrm of Vraacia. Co:-m?i? apm on. u# o? their arrtial km for loinu.adore Vuiiti, tf our ilw of oawa arhnootra. Ha wlH board them U*roeduWltnnn. Crockett* Oalvralnn, Ba.'crc A Peck ?e> hr* Rrl?m. Krlloey, Wi Intinatoii. NO; Oh.a K I burn. Smith. Wiluuli t; n, WC; Thorn, Bennett, Philadelphia; J W Kemptou, B1?, J iu 3. cotton, to R I) HniUnit kCo. r"K vP"4"?'13 J>yl ,roin ApaUchkila, cotton Schr Protector, Lake, 3 daye from Virginia, with oyeten, to Meter. Schr American, 3 daft from Virginia, with oyatrre. to thr muter Sloop Krancii, Cottrell, 3 day* from Virginia, oyatere, to tlir mutrr. Sailed. Ship* Stephen WUiluey, Thorn; too, Liverpool; t elia, 9arami all, and olheie. General Record. New Beitiah imr Dokciikitcr, Cooper, tailed from Tic tou MS. t7lh ult. lor London, and went aahore. with a branch pilot on board, tame night at ('ape J irk, -I the ?II?II >0 the Out of Canto; auppoicd a total wn rk. She at unilriniied, and all her material! were to be told .tlet. She waa owned by Mr liiah.of Antigoaitli. Vrteel, cargo (dealt) and freight iaeuredin London. -t Spoken. David Alkin?, 6 daye fm Boa ton for Norfolk, Jan 11, Chineteague Shoal NNW. Sterling, from Savannah for Boeton, no date, off Great Egg Harbor. Foreign Porta. Halifax, Jan 3-Art Columnia, J ml king, from Boeton, 3t houra.(tud tailed at 4p m. ith 7 a-ldilimi il p .eaciigera); (dueber P icket, Savannah; Irene, Philadelphia. Care HaVTIBI*, Jau 1?hid Lochiel, Boeton. No Am veeeel in port. PaiasAMauco, Dec II?In port-. Col HowarJ.fm Baltimore for Rio. II da; Navarre, fm end for Philadelphia, toon: Gen Warren, do 10th; Lucy, from and for Boeton, Jan II; Alfred Tyler, fm Richmond, juet err. LniHoaa, Nov 5? In port, Kremlin, Blauey, I'm Bremen lor NYurtt, Itth. United States Porta. Bath, Jan It?ArrCliarlee, Sylveeter, NYork, Cld 5th, C Tliomae, Cuba. Pohtlasd Jan 13?No arrival or clearance. Cld 12 h Dun. lap, Cuba Sid Ellen, Jupiter, Nancy W itevens, Oy beL, fcichLn(K i.axtr. Jan U? Arr Stag. t-niaam. HALtM.J.n 13?Arr Hamilton, River Gambia?all hand* tick. Boator. Jan 14?Ait Choc aw, Baltimore; Emerald, Hodgdon NYork. fid Emi y, (n-w, ol Wella, 148 tone) Pemsrua; Lewis, (new, of Cuhasset, ait ton*) Barker, NYork; Oceana, NOrleans. Kduastowr, Jan 9? Arr Hope, Bartlett, NYork via Holme* Hole, for Plymouth; |9th, K'udukevg, Bangor, with lumber; Uth. in port, the above; also, Gouruei, of this port, for W Indie*. whaling, ready lloi M-.a hoLK.Jaull?Arr laat night and aid thi* mointng. Abbott Lawreuee. Meeker, Boetnn fur N York. Arr tith, Dronio, Thompson. Georgetown SC for NBedford, with loea of part of deck load of lumber; Alnomak, Thomaaton lor Norfolk; F.unelia Angora, Africa Sept 13 Kio tie Janeiro Nev 14, for Saiem. Sid Kmciu*. Edgartown. lun rtliarii Drnmo, Jat Otii, lud peadrnce. Exchange, and Alnomak. It Ins been calin here. with thick weather, since 9th lust PaurriDCRcn. Jan 19?Arr New York, NYork. Cld Roderic Ohn Mobile. Sid Gaspee,do; Hokomok, At alachicnla, aud authored oil' Pawluxel;Palestine, Swan* born Nl'; J Lampliier NYork. PtiiLADKLrilta, Jan IS?Arr Osceola, Rio; Ariel, Prrnain bmlo: Orion. NYork; Bourne, Leghorn; Oration, ('ape Haytien,St Domingo Cld Eliz,belli Maria, Rotterdam, via Baltimore. Baltimore, Jan 13?Cld Leonidas. Rio aud a mkt; Restaur*cion, do no. via Havana; Aba, (new) Galveston. Bid Atlantic, Barbsdoes. Savarraii Jan 19? Below,Coronation, fin the Clyde. Cld St Helena, W Indies; Leouidas, Havana. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. OTHESE lar-laincd auu srlurr?ou Wirilizttion. Firal Lecture?A general Surrey of civilization, hnil the t.a v b> which it i? advanced. Second lecture? M'.d>ru Civil nation. it? Element* Influnice of Religion and Pli.to*?|aiy in advancing it I htrd 1,'Cn e Intltience ot Property on L.egi4atinii and Political Invitation*. Fourth 1 ecture?The pan tW* Country hia played, and i* d utin 0 to play in .ilian i'uc the Civdilatim nl the K i e The firet Lieture will b-yieen on MO DAY Evini ,g. January 17th, urn Hi' aecoi.u oil W Hl?\'KNUA v Evaiing, 19'li. it half-past t o'clock. 'I he time ud place of the Third and Kourlh Ler. luea wii' be ante unced at the close of the Secend. Tiike for thet'ounr Socen to be had at C. S K ancis's Kookst re t!>l Broadway at W. Haywaid's H9 Divisional ami .r the il?ir on the evenings of l.ecturc. hinylr Tndiet* ?s cent* jeistt* Gin.MJ iltlih A I' T.'i/Sf MAN f H \LL. on Kinlar, Jan SS h. !H|?, for the I. Lefit of Mr. JOHN ASHWELL. who wa* one of tlie survivor* of the iteainrr Sat tindi,founder, d ontne29th ol November, 1841. ofT t ate Ilatt' ra?* Mr. Parker kudlf volunteer* ti'n service! for tlie oera*" ti; al-o Mr, Llewtl) u Llewrlyi, the crlehra ed Welsh llarpci. The ('i mini't'e p't dge tin II.-r IT' a that not hing all od that purging niib Inn flrandrtih Pill* will remove melancholy, and even insanity i? cured By |ie*tveringly iiaing them. It I* now uidrr*io*d how much domestic linpuinii*depend* upon the healthy condition ol the digestive organ*. It it now well known that the Brmdreth l'iI'* have cred tnousami* ni rmpeie?s and heights perwm even neu the nrsi p .wjcmdi had pronounced (tit in beyond nil human mean* of reimn, it is o?r no! o?ilv w#|l kdowu th?t the Bran Or* th Pillf d'? cure, but it aUn well understood Iiow thet cure; thai is by their purifying effect on the blood that they restore th" ho.h In h?'*l h. The value o this m dirine i an. iucoti* vse ho-e wh i of- ?hem to dinger; ana their affect* are certain as they ?re s.du'ary; t ey aredailvand safely admin is* b red to infancy, youth manhood, a* d old age, an I te women in lh?-mosr critic*'?nd delicat*- circumstances. They do ??>t difturonr s u c. k the animal Junction*, but rr store their order and e- tab oh t^eir health Sold a Dr. BKAMJKKTH'H Cflire, 241 Broadway, bey eu Muriay atreet and Park place, at 29 ceuta per bo?, w ith full d r?ctioiif Retailotfi iu NewYo-k. IBS Hudson street. 274 Bowery, and I7.i ^e? ond street, Observe th.it the labels on earhbov conUti i 604 3 le tera Hrsoklyu 174 b ulton street, Mrs Booth; >ework, N J W i K I'arker. Observe that the labels on ri^li but c?Mmiii 5043 It ttert, ji|? Havana?mrb. wears do\rdi mt i se r* rnoveu to the (Julie Hhii Pedro. .No. l enfrrnte de la .M i chini.'* By this latter direction the building is known to all bout men. cow hm n. porters *c., as oue ot -he most ccmspcnoua point* of the iiy. Tb* eatensive alterations and repairs u|?oii this house having he? ii completed. Mrs W. bus the sa' is'?c tn?n of onVru g to stia. irers visiting flavma an esfab ishinent far superior i?. its lo ttion Id ?u) t Hi ft ??t lit* bind erer I'* ore know* in thr city. It ii ii uitcdt'icili n|?m> the B*y. uid commMida in ritiumr ixwi f tr e entire harbor, with the adjacent country, town! TilltaM, be. UJH I iwgiin inrllinni moat ?1 tin (import from.or on- rift, it by a Xprnii Cmioal. wbnh.on inhll in mm by the bo .rdini (iff! era lo the Uoycminrnt llmip, whrre. in cmi'ormity therewith. i permit_ in IhikI with bayg g*, be. bit to be procured b| aoflta r aldeiit of the p'?ce. I'eraona deatroiia K Mm Weil'i hoiiae. will ntrine h-.r in mind Hut tbi* Promptly rendered tliem by the lerk who *11 ?eaael# w.tn p neigeri. aa i on Hither enter the harbor. Hi ol. I' c.28,1841. ottl.nl tm i t l.b Of) V| v BAI L.?The Auntirl Ctlrdonnm. Ball .1 telle place OnthieHill, Broadway, on Friday 'euinjr the'itat intt in appropriate na'touat tylc. The orchitis* will r.impriae on* of the mott nutnrroiu bawl* in the cily.aelccled to ploy ttie n,la .1 Himu?l \Ic( onkry. No. M tt. f1%?11 Kt own llt ir c ini'4iiv with the? h r*r+ hratt* fating low.*??U >*Uml ttreet, nU t ike ur? hi r# r?ra op 7, ami tli* h-ili to e mutorr ut 1 a f p t o'clock prrciwlj. By .Mil?r ?.l'th k-rn i mrnrd with Hw 'hm IdrtH'i fm thr kill, ?ill k* ""pi Ik r Bilr bi-, I SYl.V" I K II jlS Will?t."4 Bw I t'utimiPUi f H i rii. >?i MONDAY SVEMNO will eomTliS HUUPh 101 HUSBAND. Hui|cr Abbult Frankly W heathy Culrwia MIM I'uehmau F.I Jele?" an. M-? Ttmrue. Alter which. MAGPIE AND l iIn. MAID. Gerald, Mr. Htrpbm*. H nrr, Mr. Entry. Annette, Mr*. Thome. T* c nrl u4r with in POUND NOTE. Billy Block, Mr. Ilill, Montmorency, C Meetayer, Harriet ArniiRt11*11 IT 11 kCATKJt^ iVo Iff /Intern,. MONDAY EVKMNU. Jan. |T-Tt>? i will uirncc w illi i|,c ARAB" OV Hit DS.ak.RT. t'onrc Snug by Mr. Natl a Principal Art of llo. mauali by Maatrr Ayarr, Krauiah Tianra.by Mr Deairiou*. The Kl> iu^ lnU an. by Mr, Ga'dner. Cortlc iLlaetiiie. by Maatrr Mnith. Bat taut Lra|i* by the whole Company. Mr. baiuH will P'rforin on 1.1, 3 anil 4 Hroara. Gymnrai* and Pyram.da.by 'lie Rivera Family, Intermiaaiofi of fiiteeu unuu e?. To be followen by K?itr Quarter* oi ii Glolie. K.urope, Mm William*, Alia, Mil Roger*. Africa, Mri Riven, America, Mr* B. racer. Comic Son* by Mr Nathan*. Otceuh, the ludun Pony, will *o through hia performantri. KaahluO' iu Tarn by Mr.Ordner. Mr. Rivera will aype?r a "*w ?ct entitled St. Swithin'a thiir. a Daih and Dare Act by J, Buckley. Mr. Sweeney will ung and play on the 8ou .hrrn Baiyi, To cooclude with Je.nmy of Abcr. een. Doon open at 6f?performance comuieneci at T. Boars 60 cent*. Pit 35 cent* The auimala belonging to the Zoological Institute, will be opeu for ethibilion duriui: the holiday*. Itutraaee No. IT. in Chry?tie-?l. Admixion AtitADUN ciucUs, Xo 255 Blrrckrt shut. (Under the duectiou ol Mr. W. CKONK MONDAY EVENING,Jan 17 ?The perf"ru>anc>a will roinmeuce with WALTZ AND STAR ENTKERI PoitufShg mul Gyuinaitic*, exhibiting variety ot graceful Gymunetir Feat*. A Grand Set-To, between II. Douneiy and J. Woodhu'l. Mi. John Aldm, will mug aumv negrosong, Lucy Long. Kq'ieatnao Hero, by M eter Stcpneue. Comic bong, Mr. Byrata, I'lnle Spinning, Mr. Send*. A Graceful Allemaude on two Horace; by Mn. OnUin and and Mr. bigelow. Ground and Lofty Tumbling bv the Company. The eecoiid part will com mem e with the Two Hrrae Act. Herculean Keat* en TurhienColumn, by Mr Bigrlow. Principal Act by Mr?. (Jullin. Scrub Treaaury Speech, by Mr. T.O. Booth. Jim-A long Jotey, acienc ol heel and toe. by Mra. Eialey. The Iudian ou hie I'rairie Steid.hy Mr. Hi one. The whole to conclude with a Laughable Afterpiece called THE COBBLER'S DAUGHTER. Doore open at a quarter put C; performance to cnmmence at 7. Boxee SO cei te; pilaS rente. AM R RIC AN DII'RKIIM, Corner Broadway and Ann street. Manager and Director, Mr. P. T. Buium SATURDAY EVEN NO. Jan IS. BENEFIT OK J. KURSMA.V Ou which oecaaion Mra. PHILLIl'B. the erromptiehed Vocaliat, LA PK i ITE CERKTO, the celehr*t-?l Daneeuee, Mr. JENKINS, and Mr. COSTER, the Violinul, hare voluutored thrir valuable >ervicea. A large eoinpauy of Indian Warriore and their Squaw*, will exhibit their unapproachable and xiraivdiuary pantomimic repreeentation of the MURDER Ob MISS Mc'-HEA. They will aleo go through a variety of terrific performance*. Alto with Mr JENKINS the celebrated Uuor eiagrr and delineator of Yaulu-e ercentriciiica. And likewue with the reunwed ALBINO LADY surner Marriotte will exhibit the wonderful and beautiful ITALIAN FANTOCCINI, The k pi end id COSMORAMA wae entirely changed on the lat of January,aud will be chaugid regularly on the fire t of every month. Principal* of School* and their pupil* admitted on liberal lariat Admit.ane to the Mi eeum and a'l the entertainment*, nt*. i hiloren uuder 10 year* of age helfpriee. M" H. BRA HAM'S FAREWELL CONCERT prior lo hie depart u'e fur Albbuy. Will take place on Tuesday, Januiry Idth at the New Yotk Sorieiy Library. r?,j*"ni tlie hi trae of J he font""?The Eagle* II opolar W nitres. t otHIioua and Galoia ol the celebrated composers, Leaner, Strauss aud Labitxby. aud will attend either Willi two lustmmeuta, ill: Violin end Pi- uolortr,or any number that may ba required. Ml lavors will be promptly attende to by apply wg at Mr. FKANTZKEE'S kurStor qxq Broadw ly whe a '.adirs and I lenriemen aie requested to inspect tha most iiiiea did aanoitireul of K ra. Sinus aps and liobei, icer ottered in Ibe eitv of New Vork MUSIC. MLH8I13 U. WKIS.H U (pHAHM, members of the Oqr man Musical Society, beg Irate to inform the luhiee able society of New York and its vietuity that hey hare iomed a fall and effective hand of nstruiunotal iierformere.el twenty in number, if required. They hare all the fashionable new Waives, Oa'?|e, and otlllions of the celebrated composers Straus*. Lanuer. Labmky, hi nam d and other eminent profeevori. and hold themselves in readiness to attend |>rirate parliee, soirees, kc They will attend with two inatnimenta rioiiu and tuano lorte, and any additional atimher that may be required, r'avura will be promptly attcu'ied la l>y apply meat the inane. atore No. 4U| Broadway.uid ao *T? btrni?nJa"U*coailyry?iualiiyjror* lionri'? 'owr. v i Tit h BHAI1AM J. .1 A* KSO V PiiT'tihrnarr.FN Itrada 9tra*i orar llrioidway Ionia money in lurgr or mall amna, ai Ka woaiM a law w OMnv' >na aa RILLS} DO THE HKNMMITON. Houaatotiic Railroad, Buffalo, ml all thr aaf> ly fiin o r?.\ rc V k> ARISTCM'K ATM" M- LlOlil Fl'L TJtK.AT.-lii ordrr to eorrraoood In'lw popularity Ibat baa alrr.nl acquired tbr Ppaiii?h Hollar. No. |i 9 Nraaan atrr't, (thr proi nrk and i'a ?itimty, and th* rl.r.qiiiria and auprior qualil y ol thr Sraar, il will or .old at 5 prr "i t (in III, tlir I IIovmi g imjortrd Maratia .md Trim n* hrgara tiooi prim* La Norma, Id 000 arc*0'I ??mi? rnnrigr*. MIO -or-, miM a. .1 t nrd fifr NonacaaJ -?ow> An ot hw d- ?r jvoplr Thf imr will ?Un br rw?-ilr?i o> tho buurlt of US N?i|(?rii, kt ll,r wh >l'?ile prior. j- V rvoM mi i rl? o to be r*t?llrd at t- |J. (lie Hli H h, fO'lt i 1 us unmmml (I. T?i.t. iilti Waul, m f?ii >n.Aly iytimi' .n of tlx- Nrw York n *h?i|ttrHl, imn*i' <t?y vi iiirg, Jv.unry ntli tt b?l (iult tl?t, tu tiki inU rat* -oli union tha nin.i rffnctuM bi?*i of m uriuf Ibc trraiti* I ion nl ihta in .fuif 'xi ci to pme. Br orJ' r of !'ie t- nnuittrr. Ji? It J AM ?9 H. COOK, Cliurauiu

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