The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
February 3, 1842
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J THE Vml. VII.?Mo. 340 ?WhoU IMS I'll WW K MILL.*. !i N am* or Sr ATB, iV g il, -s-s is'I-3! i* f? i o s. i z i d Miine 1 iso,uuo S kt New Iliapabire 7 186,000 II i MaMachueett* 1* J.316,ill 69 932,600 New Hampshire 1 13,000 Maaaachnaetta. 31 832,200 Rhode Island 9 49,700 Connecticut 16 160,773 Vermont 2 4,000 New York 46 792,910 New Jersey 8 93,076 Pennsylvania 39 274,120 Pelaware 1 2.300 Maryland jj m,ww Virginia 9 37,3.10 North Carolina South Carolina Oaorgit Alabama Mississippi Louiaiana Tannaaaee 49 134,080 Kentucky Ill 1,993 470 Ohio 31 0?,7a? Indiana 8 6,060 Illinois Missouri 31 93,490 Arkansas Michigan Florida Wisconsin Iowa District of Columbia 3 ldflOfl Total 309 XfKW LIN* OK LIVKRPOOL P^CKKTS Te sail frees Nrw Tom or, Um task, and LtWrpaoi on the flth t emek mendL dfe JA Ship K08CiyS,Ca|i?*iu John Co''^, aeth Not. Shipf/pDoXs.C-u.o E B,O^STiih Dec I S?'p .VAHs. A/Depey iter, 90th Jan. SnipOARRJCK, Cud am ?Vm. HkiUI8Vri.LKaCapt. Hunt. 15lh Oct. mSHAKSPEARE, Capt. Miner, latNovember. fi the city of New York, evprraaI f fair packet*. are of a lieht draft of water, hare recently been J wwtjr coppered and pat in eidcudid order, w lib accommodation* far paaaetigrn uiiei|?alled for contort. They are commanded Sfewpenenced maatera, who will make every (tertian to give 1 general aatutUction. They will at all timea be towed up and 1 down the Miaaiaaippt by ateamhoata. Neither the ownefa or captain* of theae ahipa will be reapoaaiMe for jewelry, bulleon,preciou* ?t one*, a if re r, or plate d w are. or lot any lettera,parcel or parkace, aent by or put on b^ard of "thean, unleaa regular bill* of lading are taken for the nine, and the value thereon eiprtsaed. torf^tovp^^e.a^U fc c JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Agent in New Orleane, who will promptly forward all good* to hi* addreaa. The aliipoof lliia hue are warranted to aail punctueMy aaad vertiiaed, and great care will be takeu to have the good, correct lv meanired. _ i?ty_ NfaV kOKK AMD NEWARK. Axfaffli aosafift iDJH Far* reduced to gS cents. From the foot of t'ourtiandt (treat, New York. (Every day?Bandar* excepted.) Leave New Yort. Leave Newark. At* A.M. At 9 P.M. Atl A.M. Atli F.M. 11 do 4 do do *4 do 4| do Itf do (do T dee 19 do ON SUNDAYS. From the foot of Liberty lUeet Leave New York. Leava Newark. At,* A. M endU P.M. At 1 T. M. and I* P. M. NEW aOKR. EU T^BET HTO^RAJIWAY AND Fare reduced. From the foot of Liberty atreet.daily. Leave New York. Leave New Brunrwirk. At A. M. At Ti A. M. 41 P. M. t P. M. SOMKHV1LLK ata^eaconnect with theae lineoaach way. are between New York and SmnerviHc, 10 cent*. Do do NSwRrnaawick, 71 cente. Rah way. Meant*. Elisabeth tows, M cer.t* The fare in th* 71 A. M. traio from New Brnnawick, and 4| t M. train from New Yock. ha* hern reduced between New^York and New Brunt nick to 50 ccntn. "flic riiiladelphia mai II rae pareee through New Brunawirbfor New York wry ere*n>e el f o'cleck. On Sundayethe T|A.M. inpfrom NewBnauwiektaomitfaaaengerawho procure their tirketiat the tirket office,remire 1 ferry ticket pre tie. Tirk eteare received by tUeerMdwetor ootrr OB the day whenjoiTeheeetT r r. M KOJt ilAVANA.-The,term bark CLA i* hourly e*pe ted. and will meet y^TSinCZr^ eilh rrery poeeible rleepnteh, having pert i her rarjo already hi gaged. Tiio?c der iMBfirruiol atruriuf Irt ish! 01 pneeage. bylhia epleix id and beauufall f arranged vttorl, ebould make early application to OLOVER li McMURRAY. I?* l# W?N. STATEN ISLAND rKRR*. root of Whitehall atrr.t. ^^^Vnieanwr STAT EN ISLANDtrf 7" Learee SUten Ulaitd Leirea WMtohaU At i o'clock a jl At e'cUek a.M. "it -11 I 9.U. It |1 M 1A M u M On Sunday there will be two bo>l I to run. The lea t boat toarra Staten leland at I oVIoeb. e. m. at UNi'TRREVT MOVEV, of aR kinda, porekaaert at the but Market ratea. ?old, of aO kiade. parrheeedaad for tale by. ______ S. J. ??LWK?t^FU I Wall ?t .and l I loadwer 1 NET NEW STATIS DRtri;*, strnu itKs, p.vi.rrs, byes. j j "jj?j -go ?-a i e 5 js ^5 i i U fj L-J a 8 .s-sS o I g 11 I 1i5 sil is i i- ill] 1 i'C r* r, is ssi 5_ J_?'' 2 I o lg lg 1 >7 060 5-9 *700 I* W001 19 038 3,189 3. W/MW 486 990 3*910 86 J34.790 4 1 49.090 6 000 17 90,000 r7 000 66 400 19 000 30 07.3*0 3 88 474 31 3 il.500 977 814 131 487 077 1,207,830 13 H 127,400 43 000 TP 140 800 23 4 54 900 2.100,074 7 86.". 619 11,179,826 28 16 20,000 34? 100 5 9,600 10 000 80,100 100 61 95 100 1 806 88 633 26 38 61 717 4 d 80 8 036 116,769 73 162 276 4 100 8 2.100 38 6-26 38 36,886 l6nts will be on board eacb of the mail boats to give assis- II **jtr an I informatioo VTiie limettenda to Montreal, touch in* at Albany, (office r Astiorthe Museum) and embraces a eery direct anil commo- r uos routs thither. It The stages and horsee of ti.is line will be found really the be?t on the Albany route,and no deception. e Tho etrvetest attention will be paid to the comfort, conee- aienee and epe?d of all who may give us the preference. g When the rirer ahall be shut up entirely. Red Bird will run all throagh from New Vork cilr ly Albany. M. H? BAXTER, A?enU B I. V BAKF.R. Proprietor. uU I" f T. POWELL A CO.>8 LINE. ?PQR.NEWBUJRtm. Jaindii^at CALD t r, ,r*^J 1 Virr.ni ruin J\ .v Lr rui.ir SSECHFRINO-Tht Iranibout HIGHLANDER 8 Capt. Robert Warlropwwill leave the foot of Warren (treet t Saw York,every Monday. Tlvt 'J?j- and Saturday afternoon'! it t o'clock. Returuiug. the High aouer will leave Newburgh ivery Monday morning at o'clock, ana 'i'ueeday and f hday fternoon at o'clock. H For freight or paaaage. apply to the Captain en board. e N. B. All bu(gagr and freight of every description, bank ilia orepecie, nut on board thia boat,mu*tbe at the rick of the tvrnern thereof,unle(a a bill of lading erreceiptie eigned for C ihaaame ti STARLJNE FOR N?R OHLtA.VS. 4 4 r TV^eubecribere begleave to return their thanlu for the pa c tronage yoti have hitherto extrnded toward* the Star Line, and elicit a continuation of a portion of your freight to New Or- r lean*, in thia line, which will be takeu at the very loweat rate*, in the followingehiee, which will incceedeach otherandtail weekly:? SOLON, Captain Geo. B uekman, ItUHSF.L OLOV ER, Captain Jabet Howe*, t ECHO.Capta n A. A. Wood, WINDSOR CASTLE. Captain 8. G. Glover, and ether ihina of the lane cUaa.to ollow each otlier in quick h lucceaiicn. For further particular*, apply on board at fine p .treet WWf.Or to MeMURRAy alt too rineat. cor. South. f> New hork and liv Eispool commercial line i> Oh PACKETS. ,1 itifc. Ml 1 BAlCTNi^rO AMI KHOM LIVERPOOL WEEKLY. f, OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, No tt South *treeC New York. 1 TvHF. euheenber. in ami iiDcm* hia arrangement* forthe year r 1 I ttt. appear* before hie fii nda with iintimeDtf nf amcera J rre^eci for the able aupport he haa received for many veaia R He likewiee wiahea to call the attention of thoae intending t to triad lor thei? lr end. in England, Iri land, Srnt'and. and H Wale., that ihey can at a'l tinea he accommodated by thin line, by weekly ot>portumliei from l.iveri ool, aa wellby J* all the well known ditfi rent I nr. of packet ahira .ailing to ll and from Liverpool, ou the 1. t.7th, 13th, 1 ?tn, ajd25th of each month, ih'oughout the year. n It haa alway* been the atudy of the tubacriber tohave the emigrant* ahown civility, and do patched without delay, and v thoae who acud for their frienda may reat aa'iafird that every n care and diluent attention will be given by the Liverpool L Agent* to thoae aent for, a. wall aa all who may embark with them and ahnnld any of thoae, wnoar patv tge haa been paid, It bet embark, the money will be refunded wuhout any charge. 1 The aubrcriber feela a pleaanre In aaakint known th- d fferent a al.ina hv which hia piMaengera came onl during the hut year, which haa givin general a.tiafaction, and that i.e baa r30.60# 31 06 >47 .000 >44 0( 0 1 4 19.100 20 373 471,000 277 000 30 44,K>0 71 64 33,000 33.000 14 40.000 44 70 V> OOO MA Min M >3.000 :>0 498 411.371 204 7(10 47 159 000 197 107 5 904 700 6SO,800 22 209 807 122 P36 77 2 400 714,100 182 157 902 322 2 4.300 9 *7 40.000 30.000 '13 60,240 90 104 146*00 132.000 33 31,300 61 16 6 269 21 8 19 300 49 6 2 050 12 7 9 300 13 1 1,200 1 1 1.000 19 29 51 600 50 2 3,004 400 1G 24 090 31 99 89 734 199 45 3d 866 79 23 26 740 10 12,175 33 34 7,322 25,000 3 1,100 4 4 1,060 7 3 6.2U0 9 3336 2 890^P3_ 2.084,100 C 4> 1,104.926 1612 MANUFi ARRIAGK* AND WMftiONI. I i i i W a- 5 3 ?S fi !l Ii s *j i ;l I ?C |l "3 r 8" o S 9 o fc o to _ Z 174,310 7T9~ >75,013 ait 6,969 6 933.340 440 114.703 3 800 8*13,991' 1,40a 334.000 |3 7,4.16 1 78,911 161 .16.061 I 939,301 1,389 513,411 7 14.400 B 162.097 437 101.570 7 4 495 3 364,461 4 710 1,485 023 339 1,861.386 1.7 397.140 1,834 044.966 64 164.797 5f white lead from Joseph Drllatorie, No 2S3 Front itreet. on Tuesday night, ar.d will be tried and senraced to-morrow. Coroxer'i Ism;est.?The Coroner held an inquest m the body of Mary Lynch, who died on Tuesday light, at 16 Orange street, from the effects of sudden ffusinn of the chest. Youro Rogue ?A boy named James Stevens was aught yesterday in the act of stealing a pair of panilooosftom Mr. Joshua Ordway, of No. 29 Second tr?"rt, and committed at the upper policeFihe ?The fire la-t evening about eleven o'clock urned the upper part of the four story bud ting orner of Natsau and Wall streets, occupied as n rinting office. Conrt of Common Pleas. Before Judge Inglis. Feb- 2.?John Clark vs. /I'm ftf. Pritchtu-d 'rior to and during the year lb3>, any uthappy right that came into this State hat ing claims against iin was liable, until he had been here thirty days, o imprisonment for debt; but since then, we need lot say, the law has been altered, abolishing the yatem altogether. The plaintiff was, and is, prorietor of the picture gallery in Bar-lay street, and he defendant is a smart young lawyer, connected rith Mr Kinerson, 98 Wall Mr-ei In 0*t 'M, udgment obtained agairat the plaintifl in Boston, >r $111, was sent, to Mr. Pntchard by KlusG.ay noting, of that city, for collection Ile sued out a apiaa from the Superior Court, and, in order, as dr. Jordan insinuated, to show what an aimi. bty mart fellow he was in collecting debts, gave orders o Mr. Repp, the Deputy Sheriff, to treat Mr. Clark ai non resident debtor,averring that he had reently cotne from Bonn, and WM IQMMblt to the ?w, by which he hoped to make hint pty up. alhough Mr. C. had resided here for several months. The Deputy 8h?riff went to the picture gallery vhile the plaintiff was up to liiacyes in business, ireparing for an auction sale of pictures, u htch had ieen adve rtised to take place that evening, arrested am, carried him down to his attorney (Mr. \ndrew V'illiam.%) and front there, accompanied by Mr. V. to the office r,f the d fendan'.wlu re on a repreentatioa of the facts, Mr- Emerson, (the partner) ook "the responsibility"of releasing himAction was then brought by the plaintiff for false mpriaonment, but Mr. Pri'chard entered into a ne;ocia'ion for terms, provided a rel"ase were given in this action. Tne document was drawn tip, and he defendant called upon the attorney lor platn'iff, >ut the terms were not fully oomplieJ widt, and lie efuaed to ratify. After he had gone, tit release vas among the missing. A similar document subquently met a similar fate, and they were both irougbt into Court this morning by the defendant n proof that the action waa settled. Avauntihee, flsnf?takvany ?ha|>e but that," aid Mr- w.Hiam?, and he pounced down upon trie locumentsaa memento* of "h> pe deferred." (tor he defendant went on and collected his Baeton lebt) He produced evidence to show ihit Mr. 'ritchard had come "a little too much" of the lawyer iverhim in getting the papers?in other words, he tad pocketed them when he should not have done o, and the jury, under charge of the Judge, that he release was not valid, gave a veidict in favor >f plaintiff for ^1X1 damages, and six cents coals. For plaintiff, Mr. Jordan and Mr. Williams; Mr. Ivart for defendant. McDonald and Johnson vs. Choi luttr Hinhty ?The lefendant contracted with her son-m law, JohaGar ttson, to build a house for her in Ktsex street, for which she wasto pay 5M.000 Gatret?on failed when he house had been nearly completed, but owing lome of the hands. The present hc ion is ander the ien law, the plaintiffs being atone rnasona, and were ;reditorafor work on the building to the amount of RIM Mrs. Hinkey defended on the ground tint the tiad paid the contractor in full; but th* jury dtd aot ;onsider each to have been the case, and gave a vetiiet for plaintiffs of 41. For plaintiffs Mr. James T. Brady; Ma. Loater, 'or defendaot. RK H ORNING, FEBRUARY 3, IT EI) STATES FOI JKACTUHE8. Sl'CAR REFINE*IKS, CHOCOLATE, SCC. v a I a. s a g |-s '3-s v a "S oS 'Sg g-d o i a B a; o 2 s; 8i?? S "S 's s-J oC o "2 o 3 00 Vm *2 o 9 i 2 i. 2 AI I 2. .2 a o 3,900 603 1,014 00; 404 94 671 57 543.609 995 737 440 4?9>;** 13 1,061 30 1,063,134 1.374 999,750 '9JW 50 6.3>J6 63 16,963,360 19,607 14,646,614 '97,>'61 606 7>,AB 7 7 5 06.436 164 1 66.650 4 1 183,370 30 96,500 90_3A7 1 31,660 943 76,54*. 7,HI, 07, 117, 139,319. Jl, 37, n H6' 147. Pait 2, st t o'clock, P. M., before Judge Ingrsham.?Noi. O 141,161, 166, 100, Hid, 16S, 170, 171, 110, 111, 171, 176, 178, a 180 3-13 ri Circuit Cocst Nos. 170, 171, 164, 6i, 179, 180,181, n 199, 184 to 196, inclusive. '1 d Saii.irg or a Mail Steamer.?The Britannia, /J Captain Hewitt, started from Best on last Tuesday for Halifax and Liverpool. A O. Bigelow, of Boston, r.s ei bearer of despatches, is one of her twenty nine pas- P sengers. She takes out twenty thous-and letters, and sixty bushels of newspapers. Tapers by the a bush'-l! oi tl Atnvrrv is tiic Philadelphia N'ava Yaro.? There is a demand for mechanics at the Philadelphia Navy Yard at the present time, and when spring opens, ship building will ly active there. One or c two steamers are to be built immediately. areoi.vr?se5t3 ry the govcrxrir a!?0 stxat k, .Tax. 19.?Jacob 1). Wheeler, of the eiiy of N>-w York, commissioner of deeds for the said city. William Thomas, of Poughk-epAie, commissioner for Joining certain moneys of the United States for the county of Ducheui. H British Wr-ir Jxpia Steam Packets.?William y Ogilby, Esq-, H. 11. M. Consul at Charleston, S. C n has been appointed British mail agent for thai p place. Heath Arrested ?Heath, who killed a wo- J man, Friday night, and (hot Wells, was arretted Siturdav, and brought to the city yesterday, flo t; was taken some fi teJ0 1100 13 160 000 $1,100 111 101,300 1300 83 1,84# 930 .16,700 907 1.093.800 1 400 3 34,000 8.300 15 44,0(10 1,800 30 MM 530 01,000 461 853 810 -r17 179 7JO 35,000 105 318,400 1648 77 673.131 89 637 749 703 640 500 41 543,300 7.004) 400 480,100 1450 87 793 335 94 400 794 681 800 1400 1 30,000 1.500 II 16,300 1370 17 106,100 3 000 171 94 400 i,300 13 316.345 1,380 181 387 740 ,000 2 8,785 6 5,000 '300 1 30,0491 30 30.000 1,600 1,130 13*00 5 46 000 14,000 87 93 000 1240 7 44 000 47 47.649) 1800 14 370,002 90,000 306 300 300 000 3 86 457 54,000 100 68,739 835 1 3,000 500 ,300 1 7,000 6 90,000 LSOO 1 1.500 4 5 04)0 571 426 4,641.496 611,597 4728 4,745,339 1 I, URMTIRK. HOlTtl 1 i S I e 5 5 I 3t s I a 1 -X -2* I t2 I I o '3 1 ?o a I y-o o a fo I I 3 5 -s I II oQ" i I 2l o I "3 ?"13 I _ SB O I 2 2 I I 1 $204 875 1.435 $068iw8 31 1,674 J 106,827 233 69P&1 90 434 I 1,090,000 2,424 90.'494 394 1 249 2 121.131 193 63 300 0 292 1 2'>3,673 7H? 312770 9.'> 617 I I 83.37* 190 49 860 72 4 Dahi'o aso Atrocious Munnra.?Oar borough as thrown into considerable excitement en Mor.ay evening last, about dusk, by the annouucetm nf vat the body of a woman, evidently murdered, had j ecu found near the town. In a short time the body Us brought in, |and deposited in the State lions.-. l coroner's jury was summoned, but circtim? ;inces 1 nduced a postponement of the inquest until tli> lo!iwine morning A number of witnesses were then x imined. and the following facts elicited. 1 The body was discovered by a party oi men re- r timing from work, about 1 P. M lying in a field, ear Reese's mill, not far from a lane leading in the j irection of the turnpike. Near the deceased lay er bonnet, mnch braken, side comb with hair atiched, tec. On her face were marks of bruises, as 7 from blows or falling, and on her throat the marks f a thumb and three fingers were distinctly visible, lonstderable difficulty was experienced in identi'yig the body. For some time the deceased wassup 1 oeed to be an Iri- h lady named Smith, wiio reside* l n the railroad line above the bor ugh, nnd several j, ritneeses corroborated this opinion. Mrs. Smith appening to arrive in town, settled the point. The otly was then ascertained to be that of an Irish oman, who with a man calling him^ell her hua* t| and, arrived in Reading by the cars from Pnilad. llia.on Saturday. The parties took lodgings at reth'a tavern, stating that they came from New n ork. Ou Sunday after dinner they left the tavern C >r the purpoae of taking a walk. They were next :en together near the Harrisburg bridge, from rhich they proceeded up the river. e After aba -nee of an hour or two, the man return g d to the tavern alone, and mide some enquiry for f is wife, stating that he had lost her. He remained here until the next morning about o'clock. The irection which he took after leaving, was not ob- erved, but a man said to answer the descrip'ion giv- I n of him was seen at Mohrsville, apparently in Teat haste. We should have stated that aboutO o'clock on fun- 11 aye/cning he enquired for the key to the room d tbich had h?eu occupied by himself and wilie. Up- e n learning that his wife had if, he left the house, nd was absent about an hour. During the night the aom was entered and the trunk broken open, and P1 0 doubt robbed of any money which it contained, tl "lie key to the dooi was found in the house on M^n- ay. The murderer must have viaiteJ the dead bo* 4j y for the purpose of obtaining it. The key to the unk wps found with the body. As the nam" and place of residence of the deceas- a d have not vet been discovered, we annex some t articulars which may lead to further discoveries, t 1 size, she was about the ordinary height, stout* and t f rather coarse features, and hair nearly black? t; ee thirty or thirty-five. In nddition to the marks i f strangulation aboutthe throat, und the brui.-eson a ie forehead, lips and face, there were marks ol p raises on her right side, and portions of skin torn s If the right hand- When found, deceased had nn r light figured _ sliallv drew?fine black merino J look, lined with silk and muslin?black cotln the lid outside, were th- let- :rs M I made with brass nails Ins.de whs h vl- I w card, with the maker's name and address, thus t sr. (Ilj -l:_ i r. 1 nucKiii iBier, .m>-?'iu ?n|i, mm rest,"New Yoik. Saddle*, harness I> The trunk was fall of female clothing of hand'ome uality. On a linen pocket handkerchief, w riifen p rich indelible ink, wna the name Kugine Marti- c ean, No. II." N'o o h r mark was f und on nay c nrtion of the clothing Wuh th?- triiiik was a band tl r>x, contsiitng a leghorn bonnet, trimmed with d ehite satin ribbon?nl-n in ore case a green parasol o nd black cotton umbrella. p VVe have given these particulars, from a conyic- ti on that if ptiijiahed in the New ork and Phila- n r Iphia pajtefS, they may lead to the discovery of c rho the mardered female was, and perhaps assist in a lie arrest of the murderer. tl Several individual* were arrested on suspicion, t. i Z* e |3& o5 -sS2 i 51 w*i. i s i I i s5 L- A 30 0-2 3 itu T!? 37 ti KG 110 960 1? 8 2 li 14 14 41d;W# 4 9 129 36.700 29 14 2 no 4 11 317'074 321 107 34 1M xi 3 146 11 on i 13 -'7 3,231 1,976 640 40 JO 4 31 1 4 of* 101'*00 '2U 46 12 16A 10 42 1,709 681,740 3 3 S3 11460 60 10 I L6 7 K* 1S#'I#0 13 4 36 12 r, al(, ?5 i it 2 103 66 400 J? J J JJ f 4 131,300 H f? 2 4 0 U l."?7 l '14 100 32 1 a 21 1 ,,-i Vioo '38 1 '3 28 I 0. ^3 310 36 6 11 21 2 3 392 193.700 41 6 2 36 0 )0 1P1 112 600 34 3 b 26 7 8 020 80,326 100 41 9 101 7 20 1.173 416 730 GO G GO 4 3 211 60,600 40 6 3 38 2 9 176 71 3?I0 40 0 24 0 1*3 79 360 9 10 3 37 13 100 39 2 6 2G 1 119 62 900 10 1 10 39 30 20*1 6 0 24 10,301 16 5,701 12 10 3 0 0 3 276 160 7o( 632 447 139 1141 125 227 11,623 6,*73.811 j AI.L OTIICl lUKlTUTVIUI. B gs i? -g si zi* I -s i-i S5 953 g -J* ?S 511 o c, M a 5 r. =3g -g. 5 s 2 s -2 v O 6* ,492 $733,007 $1012 927 $4>0,749 7,103,620 916 470,713 829 472 409,246 9,262.449 ,947 2 767.134 6 660,231 3.297,986 41,774.446 887 379,010 1 666 193 9-20,430 10 096,136 .599 1,088,294 2,266 991 1,244 476 13,660 139 912 341 996 496,796 305,487 4 626 140 ,766 7,264644 9 614,206 6,079,307 35,262 779 ,086 1,092 032 1,999,266 1 394,208 11.617,592 w,.ie?r Sir Yesterday evening was the debut of Mrs. Sutton o (he Role, of Aoiina in Sonnamhulu The theatre vas crowded to sufiocution, not a place being to be ind, and chairs were placed behind the scenes. Public expectation was at the highest pilch, from he aceounts received of the euccess of this artist. \fter the (irst chorus, and prior to the appearance if Amina, the greatest silence prevailed, which as broken by loud and continued rounds of apil iuse, as the object of this excitement presented irr.self, which continued so long that the orchestra tad to cotnni *nce three times before Jic could proseed. The first sound of her voice was sufficient, ar.d he glances of approbation and nodding of heads, old that the feelings of her audience were with er In the first net, particularly the Socna and Sdvatina Come per ine," and Savra il Sen," she urprised every one by her flexibility ol voice and ityle of singing, and the curtain fell amidst the jreatest applau?e, intermixed with cries of "bravo" r?m all parts of the house. In the last act she was ;reat, surpassing even Madame Albino, who had eft a rerainetcence not easily to be effaced. In the Maria, uh nin Guinge," she triumphed?execuing difficulties that Persiani, of the Italian troupe rt Paris, alonv could cfT-ct; it was with the utmost ifficulty the applause could be suppressed until the nd. It u the opinion or evvry one th-tt ia this'art r particularly, ahe exceeded every one who has receded her in this Rolf. She was caller! out at ic end, and received the immense applaud- amidst raving ot hats and handkerchiefs, and cries of brava," braviwima," from nil prrts. Resides her superior talent as a singer, she ia condered a fine actress. It was expee'ed at first that he opposition clique here would nave created n disirb.ince. but the foreknowledge that Marte had aken effective measures, prevented any ope n denonstraiion, and the only etl'irf made vented ii?e|f n attempt* to depreciate Mrs. Sutton, after the first ict, goin^ round to the different boxes for that puriose, but it was attempted so limely in iV face of uch triumphant success, nod ridiculed. Two of the nort prominent of this clique were a certain Count Vndemar here, a teacher of music, and Voietl. Tne company now is very Ptrong, and equal to my in Ivirope, far the Paris Troupe is no linger vhat it was four years ago. If consis'a of two?pritna lonoas,'*absojutae, Oher, and Sutton, the former vile of the director of the music, maestro Rossi. io:h not only beloved by all the company, but by he whole public of the Havana Then comes the >a?s Salvator, as prima bawu, abeoluta, Antognini, rono tenrna, abeoluta, perozai, l'rinio Tenore, adiali' tecondo tenore, Chaconi, and Statuti, rimo b\s?os,t Torri HulV?. The compremaris, seonda Donna, Acc., with a line chorus, and m??t exclient orchestra, the former headed by Pike, and ie latter by that excellent leader RepriU- Maa me (>b"r gave a dinner to Mrs. Sutton last week n her arrival, at which all the company were pre?nt to receive her, with the director Marty. I am rtl*w articles excite all the pttbc attention, I shall confine my letter to them and tteirrfeiaf; they leave for New >rteann in about a lon'.h and it depend* with vour liilitanlc of Charles>n, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston, rho are influence with the directors, whether thev viII have this excellent (roup* the next summer. II hey wish them, they had better write quickly to darti, directed to New Or lean*, whither he has one. Lnxoisn ron Krr.nnirr?Jonathan Emory, ef lie town of Stockholm, St Lawrence eo commit;d suicide oa the 21 it instant, by hanging himself. Ohm Rtvicn.?The Wheeling tlizctte of Friday, tates that the river at that place wa* clear of ice, nd in fiac order for boats of alt classce. Warlike ?Fire ton* of gunpowder were ser.t own the Delaware, on Monday, from the Nary 'ard, for the steamer Mississippi, lyicf N*w astle J
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to^t-rs-q dipt. Alhufi fCofre?pooilcacc of the Herald.) Albany, Monday', Jan 31, 1842. The legiah'ure lute at last turned their attenfior to busine.-* again, and sufe *d the unprofitable die eaesions, that have bem going on for the past week, ta drop, at least for the present. The third Ilouae, Of lobby, too, has been unusually busy. The mem bers of this btdy, are far more indefatigable iu iheii attention to business than eithtr of the other*. Among the moat prominent among them are son e of the members of the previoui Legislatures, who corns here to lobby for favorite measures, and the office seekers, or their friends. From yonr city, 1 perceive Col. Stevenson, Col. Storms, and James Conner, all after the offici of Commissary General. In the Senate, Mr. Deniubton presented a petition, which, he remarked, wa? bnt the first series, praying forth* incorporation of a company with a capital of 91,500,009, o other me tas, to construct a railroad from the city of Albany, to connect with the New York aud Erie Ratlroid at Goshen. Mr. L>. aid if the citizens of New York, and of the State, f j r a it desire the construction 01 a rauroan irom rvioaay 10 New York, this was the surest and most effective meaaa of ensuring it. Gen. Root said he desired to call for the considrrttion of his resolutions, otfeied on Saturday, but if Mr. Foster desired further delay he would waive his call. Mr. Foste* said lie should prefer that it should lie on the table for another day. Gen R. then inquired if the journal contained his resolution nt length reciting the Governor's mes sage. The I'keiheut replying in the affimative, he said he would wait, with pleasure, the movements of the Senator from the Fifth, (Mr. Foster.) The Senate then went into committee on the bill to change the manner of appointing Bank Commia sioners. and to reduce the number thereof. On motion of Mr. Hustek the bill was so amended as to have the first electiou of Commissioners on the 21st of March next. Mr. Faulekeb moved to amend the third section, which requires that the free banks shall pay one fourth of the salaries of the bank commissioner?, so that they shall pay but one eighth. This was about the proposition of the capital of the free banks to the others Mr. Fostcb objected on the ground that it was not the amount of capital bat the number of banks that produced the laborAfter some further debate the committee rose and reported. The Senate took np the bill relative to the New York and Albany rail road company. Mr. Dsksistoi* remarked that as no answer had as yet been made by the company to the resolution of inquiry, submitted bv Mr. Dickinson, the Senate cannot as yet act understandingly in the matter. He therefore moved that the committee rite and report, which was agreed to. The bill to amend the inspection laws relating to the inspection of sole leather, was agreed to with amendment. The bill to repeal the New York Criminal Coart Bill was taken up, but the committee rose and reported without taning the question. The joint resolution for the election of a Regent of the University in place of James King, deceased, was then adopted, and the election accordingly takes plaee at twelve o'clock to morrow. The Senate then went into the consideration of Executive business. In the Assembly, a petition was presented by Mr. Mac lav, from J Sherman Brownell,and one hundred Ad nine other citizens of New Yoik, for anch alteration in the common school system of that citv as will effectually secure to the neglected and indigent children therein the blessings of education. Mr. Udall presented a remonstrance from citizens of Williatmburgh against the recharter of the North River bank. A very large number of petitions were received to-day. Mr. M'Mvrrav, from the committee on the petition of aliens, submittm a long report upon the petitions of the several persons claiming to be the heirs of John G. Leake, deceased, and also the petition of the Trusteesjof the Leake ane Watts Orphan Asylum. The report sums up the different statements made by the respective petitioners, and recapitulates the dects'ons made from time to time. The committee, without deciding upon the claims, believe the will to be sufficient, nnd reported a bill for the relief of the Asylum It waa ordered printed. A bill was raported by Mr. Keelv, for the relief of the Thomsenian practitioners, allowing them to collect pay for their services, fee which was ordered printed. The Senate sent for concurrence the resolutions passed by them in relation to the Bankrupt Law, which were referred to the Committee of the Whole. They can be of but little service now, as now* has heen received to-night of the loss of the repeal hill in the United States Senate by on* vote. Mr. Tambli* culled up the consideration of the resolutions iatroduced by him relative to the appointment and removal of State officers. Mr. C*arL offered an amendment, that the election should take place on Friday, the 4th of February, which was rejected. On a call for a division on each section of Uio resolution, the clause in relation to the election of Secretary of State, waa adopted. On the Section coming up for the removal of Comptroller, r. HorrxA.v said as yet there had been no answer received to the resolutions asking for a liquidation account. Perh aps there had not been sufficient time. When sttflkient time had elapsed he would move a resolution requiring them to report instanter When that hitorm ttion d d ecm*, ha would be as ready as any one to etfeet the change proposed. Mr. Tambus was of opinion there might purpose* ly be a delay, if a h inge depended on the answer to ssentia. He n.iughtthe gentleman from Herkimer "could use the tomahawk" w ithout such information After some further debate the resolution was laid on the table The House rejected the resolution, proposing to bold an afternoon session for the consideration of the bill abolishing capital punishment, aod adjourned Cave Ulcucar. Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald WAiniMior, Feb. 1, WI2. faaeral of Blr. Dixon?Board of Sxeheqaer. The Senate met at 12 o'clock, Tor the pnrpoee of attending the funeral ceremonies of Mr. Dixon, late a Senator from Rhode Inland. The Committee of Arrangements, pall-bearers, aad members,attended at Mr. Clement's, on Capitol Hill, the late residence o( the deceased, at 11 o'clock, A- M at which time the corpse was removed, in charge of the Coma it tee of Arrangements, attended by the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, to the Senate Chamber, where Divine service was performed at ptecisely 12 o'clock. The Chaplain to the House of Representatives, the Rev. Mr Madit, performed the service, and the Rev. Mr. Tuston, Chaplain of the Senate, preached a mott appropriate, eloquent, and touching sermon, from Isaisk lxiv, 6?" But we are nil ah unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses are M filthy rags, and we all do fade as a leaf, aid our feiquitiee, likn the wind, have taken us uway." The funeral procession was then lormed, and it moved from the Senate Chamber to the raifroad depot oa lVnnsyivr.mii avenue, where the body was delivered to the relatives of the deceased, nt their special request, to be transported for interment to the place of his late residence, in the State of Rhode Inland, in the following order:? The Chap) tins of both Houses. Physicians who attended the deceased. Committee of Arrangements: Mr. WeoDBaiDoe, I Mr. Mahocm, Mr. nusruoiToT, Mr Duetto**, Mr. Wsiuut. rail-Bearers: Mr. Cut, Mr. Ki*n, Mr. Ct-ATtoii, Mr. Bkikiks, Mr. Svumkok, I Mr. raa.iiist, The Family an I Fiiends of the deceased. The Ueuater and Urpreeentativei from the State ol ItUode Ulanl and Providence Plantslion*, ai mourners. The Sergeant at aims ol the Senata of the United States. The Senate of the United States, preceded by the Pressdeut pro-tenipore, sod their Secretary. The Sergeant-at a urn ot the Hauaeet Representatives The House of Representatives, preceded by thrir Speaker cod Cleik. Th? President of the Uoited States Mr. W/iii?? ou his tight hand, and Mr. Branca* on his laft Mr. Ur in a and Mr. Wicaurrc. Chief Justice and Arsocla'e Justices of the Supreme Pouit, and its officers. Citizens and Stranger*. It ia understood that the Select Committee of the tliasa. aa ,xf I'SnfPiiOnfaf! VPS o ro #a teMa* Lilt C w. ..v?.v .v icpvn viii ior a scheme of liiaace thi? week. The precise feeture* of the bill have not transpired, but it ia seid that the provision for dealing in exchanges ia stricken out? that the authority f?r issuing three dollars of paper for one of specie, is so changed as to limit it to dollar for dollar?and that the number of sub agencies is prescribed at ten. If thia shall be the character of the bill, it will probably be carried The whig#, a part of them, at least, will take it as the beat thing they can get, and many of the democrate will support it on the same principle. arroiktmnst ti tiic Prestocst Jsmes OwfB, Naval Otlijer, Wilmington, N. C., vice Daniel Sher wCx), wboae commirston will expire oa the tbih of >h' present month. WaahtaglM. iCoirrafoudeuce of the Herald.) WAkMiRoron, Feb. The Funeral of ilte Han. IV F. Dlaan.?Things d Theatrical. u The House sf Representatives assembled this J morsing to join the funeral servises, performed in e the Senate Chamber, over the remains sf ihs Hon h N F. Dixon, Senator from Rhode (hand and Prov:- J deuce Plantations. No business, exsept qualifying c the recently elected members for Georgia, was j1 transacted. The membeis departed from the lloute is processor, headed by the Sergeant at Arms, the h Clerk, and the Speaker, who were distinguished by ri white scarfs. 11 The inimitable Yankee Hill has arrived in Waah- ingtou to fulfil an engagement wiih Mr. Ward, the ti lessee of the Washington Theatre. Theatrical re- presentations have leng since lost the popular favor b here but the present testes appears to combine as- 1 aidu'ty with an intimate acquaintance with his pro- j, fessional duties, and aided by the best company ii which has trod these boards for several years? J ihosgn 'tis not in mortals to command success, be r C seems determined to deserve it. K r BalUMt*. ii [CormpouimM of IMIW1 0 Baltimore. Feb. 2,1*2- ?j Mr. Editor It is not my purpose to trouble you with a long c communication, lor there is nothing particularly new. It is rendered pretty certain that the reautnp* c tion bill will not pass the Senate as it passed the House. The most knowing at Anoapoli\ say that r it will be so modified as to postpone the time of re- m uming until August or September next. Rail Road ai orders have improved very materially?they are now at 12 discount. The lecture of David Paul cl Brown, last night, was a'tended by probably two J thousand persons. It was a capital affair. lie did both himself and his subject ample justice. I have now some gossip intelligence on hand, touching an affair of honor, which you shall have Bhortly. Also, a good joke about Loid Morpeth. m The bank excitement has subsided. The pee pie tt seem to be well pleased at the recent improvement hi of the Railroad orders. The last sales of flour were ft made at $5,50; and of wheat at 115 a 120 cents- P" From Rio Grakde.?The following ia an extract of a letter lately received in this city, from the di house of John C. Pedriek, Esq., American Consul at Rio Grande. ci Rio Grande, December 10,1841. h Business is dull,** is usual at this season. The last saleol Flour was of 1000 bbls. new Baltimore, to net $7.29. Richmond City Mills is preferred, after wbieh .V Richmond country Flour ranks next. The former it worth (9, the latter $9. Philadelphia brands are un- t) saleable at all times. We quote 97 inch Domestic* at 0J C cents 80 and 33inch ditto 7 cents 87 iaeh ditto 0' cent*. Osuaburgs 9 cents brown drills U|; blue IJ a 8J cents b Lumber $30 33 per 1000; cane seat chairs $19 'Jo, a woedea $8 00. Codlish, per drum ef 128 lbs. $4,41. D Butter 23 cents lard 14); soap 5$ cents. ts Jerked Beef costs on board 23 33 n $2.00 oar 100 lbs. Light Hide* are sought after for the United State* and P urope, and eoit on hotru li cent* heavy are neglected 1 and are worth $9? a 9| cent*. Wool Scents per lb. Ex- P change on Rio do Janeiro 6 per cent premium. It Is probable that some time may el*pee ere our po o litioal disturbance* are quieted, but these do not In the least interfere with the safety of property, as our bust- nes* i* all in the city. The weather continues delightful?warm almost a as mid-summer. Barton and Miss Clifton open n the Holliday street Theatre to-night. Yours, Twist. s Philadelphia. c {Corrcepoedence of ths Herald.] T Philadelphia, Feb. 2d, 1842. All here to-day is quiet. There is no run, but a S great lack of confidence in all descriptions of paper currency circulating among aa. No one holds it a moment longer than he can in any useful way get rid of it. The practice of paying debit, so long in disuse, is becoming somewhat fashionable, for the d fear entertained by holders, that the Bank will break. Large amountB have been paid for this H reason, that creditors had long given ap as loot. The league" of City and Cooaty Banks is believed to be nearly or qaiie perfected, and, it io announced, will go into operation on Monday. Each Bank contributes $75,000 to the Safety Fund. The following Banks have selected each its Trustee as follows:? Bank of North America, John Richardson Philadelphia, Samuel F. Smith; Commercial, James Dundas; Mechanics', J. B, Mitchell; Penn Township, D B Hiaman Southwark, Thos. Sparks; Western, J. Patterson Farmers' and Mechanics', J. P. Hutchinson No: them Liberties, David Kirkpatrick Manufacturers' and Mechanics', Thomas H. Craig; Moyamenting, Joseph Solons. Nothing is said upon the subject of the payment of the State Interest, and the matter is in more doubt now, and apparently more remote, than it was six months ago. The Bank has beyond all doubt ,.?Arl minoK nf t? fA nuV if S AtVfl rlnkla >?J 1 umu uiuvu vi r-j w"m mu mr rcsources of the State Treasury are in no conditio* to make it up. Governor Porter has returned to Harrisburg. The transactions in Stocks to-day are to a medium amount, at a considerable falling off in the price of all bank stocks City and State Funds have advanced?the latter to day is worth $50 on the hundred?the former 14X1- y. S. Dank notes are at a discount ofotf per cent on coin; Girard 25 to 30 Pennsylvania 10 to 15; Tow&nda is not worth more than 25 cents on the dollar. The President of the Philadelphia Bank to-day resigned his place, and Samuel F- Smith was elected to fill it. There is an old adage that rats will desert a sinking ship." It is to be hoped that it does not apply in this case, though I confess I have my fears w Read, unlike some other bank officers, has a character to lose, and evidently dees not wish to risk it in presiding over a broken bank. A string ef two or three hundred persons have r to day been parading through our principal street*, drawing after them a beautifnl fire engine, intended for the Kinstngton Fire Company. This moraieg, through the ieterveation of A De Kalb Law, Esq the subscribers' judgment, creditor* of the Hank of Pennsylvania, presented the fallowing petition to the Judges of the Supreaae Court It is thought that the atep will stop tha appointment of a Receiver. To Tits HosoaiBLE Judos* of the Scpbsmb Corsr ar the Common wealth or Febsstltawia. Thepatition of the undersigned citizens, residing within the City sod County of Philadelphia, respectfully sets forth That we are Judgment creditors of the Bank of Pennsylvania tu an amount in the aggregate ef not quite five hundred dollara, and we observe, by the public papers, that an injunction upon thnt Bank has been issued by your Hanoi*, and that you are about to appoint a Hrcriver to take eharge of its property and effects. We would, with dne respect say to your Honora, that, according to existing laws, we hare s priority over other creditor*, and the proceedings you are about to make, being unprecedented in this Commonwealth, we are not aware ot it* consequences, and ar* tearful that it 1 will impair our legal rights. And we would also with dne respect sey te yeer Honors, that thoegk we are humble individuals, tnd our claims small yet we are as muck entitled tejour protection as mote prominent persons with larger claims, and while we will I ow with respect to tke msudnt so your Honorable Court, whatever they may bo, wo hum My hope that nothing will bo done by you to unaettleor disturb existing legal rights, or to retard the operation of existing laws. PHtunrLrMi*. Feb. 2, IM1. Signed, ANDREW MILLER, WILLIAM C. PARKER. ALEXANDER BROWNE. THOMAS BROMLET. Ob the presentation of this pvtitim te the Conrt, is r-moki-il frnm the Ht-uk. thai aava wrna'at be tehee that no legal interest er claim wai com promised by any action of theira. The motion te appoint a Recti rer to take charge oftheaiaetta of the Bank wn postponed to next Monday. Hcsitmptioi* Bill.?We hate information from Aonnpoli*, from n source on which we hate full reliance, that the Committee of the Senate to whom was referred the Resumption Bill from the House, have conclude to report the Bill to the Senate with material modifications The leading one is, that the period named for the resumption of apecie payments will be (he l"> li ol January or the 1-t of February next, or at any earlier day that the Vir trinia Ban! a may resume. In the meantime the Btaka to be allowed to i*tue notes betweea one and five dollara, redeemable in specie Bait Am. Raii.* Ounce* ?An improvement in the value of these ord- a took place yesterday, the rate of discount having been reduced to 124 a 13 per Oenf. The improvement is no doobt attributable to ihe pn;a?e through b.ih branches of the Ciy C *n*i? JtJ Priding for the withdrawal by the city of 9" W.KXi-.f ike ordera When the bill is appr?.ve?j i y the Mayor, and baa practical effect, there ia n# dtobt that the orders wi| roe materially in value Hmlhmort Amnion, Ftb 2. S? JfHl roa VtvittLr, and |*r urh?n ?u a.rfully satisfied.?" Having interested mjeatf_or >auy ymnuitfrri imug Imwiu( say relitioi to athologv of the pile use system, and receiving ivory' ay a great number of visits, I have hoen naturally led make many new onset ration* upon the hair. No OB', erbapa, will rJ air more or lea* destroyed by the acab, which hoe beou 1 tit too long upon the head. Cons2 King street. New York, ad many others. This is sold at 82 Chatham street? iind,the number is 82?ask for Jones' Oil of Coral Cirstaia?buy no other?mind?see that the label is signed i hand writing?T. Jones. WiiHisiiTOs, (D. C.) January 6,18U. [etsrs. Px*?k b Sons, 45 Division street I tove little to add to m} former communication beyond to absolute fact, that I am completely aground of your andy. 1 could not believe it |>ossible, that 1 could have >ld such a quantity ,'in one week. My store is besieged y the members of Congress, and yesterday, my stock 'as totolly exhausted. The Horehound Candy of 45 iviuou street, is so far superior to all attempts of imiition, that the only difficulty I have, is in producing which I ean do) testimonials of its superior excellence, or the sake of the Union,send me an immediate supply, 'here is no medicine here, that can compare with ease's Horehound Bandy, for one moment end lor tee ike of your acknowledged reputation, supply quickly ur wants. Yours,be. FRANK TAYLOR. Agents?Redding, No. 8 State street, Boston Robinin, No. 110 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Mi. Jhy? Cold, Couch, Coffin, as the boy said, when sked the comparative and superlative degree of cold, t is too often the case, that a cotfin follows a cough, or ommon cold, unless a timely use is made of Sherman's ozengfcs. They certainly cure such cases sooner than ny thing we know of?and now he has some for'.see i ickness, that completely prevents that annoying acompanimt nt to a sea voyage. No matter what ails ou, go to Sherman's Warehouse, 106 Nassau street, and will give you some of his Lozeug es. that will cere ou as soon as you could desiie. Agents?Burgess, 39 auth Third street, Philadelphia; Redding, 8 State street, loston. HONEY HARKET. WccLnesdny, Feb. 3?6 P. HI* The business at the stock board has been small teay. Prices have not materially altered. Delaware nd Hudson rose 1 per cent Indiana bonds J per cent; larlem J; Long Island declined 4 Mohawk If. Sales f bills on Philadelphia 8 per oent; Biltimore Molie 14 New Orleans 7|; St. Louis Id. Now that buiness is so heavy in the stock market, jobbers are more adestrioua than ever circulating false reports, in order meet their own views. These reports find piece in he venal prints of Wall street daily. A short time since be Eapresa had an elaborate puff for Delaware aud ludson Canaljludtcrously false in its statements. This ifternoon the Naw York American has another pniffor he same stock, headed "stock jobbing," full of affected terror at the atrocity of making false representations in irder to deceive the ianocent public,and closing with an mqualifiad endorsement of one of the mast mismsnaged lorporatious in the country. There is yet no csihier appointed to the Manhattan Jsnk,and effort* are again making by a notorious bouse tot directly concerned in the Bauk, but who are entrustsd with ptoaies.to procure the appointment of theirown nan againat the interests and wishes of the tone fid* itockholders. The banksof Philadelphia do not any longer receive he bAs of country banks on deposits. The folio wing s the state of the currency in that city Discount on current notes for specie, 8 a lOperct. Notes of the United States Bank, W per cent dis. Girard Bank, 3ft Pennsylvania, 6 to 15 Exchange on New York, to 7\ pressA sals of teas took place to-day, the details or whieh vill be found under the bead of u State of Trade." The ittendanee was good, hut pricas ware upon the whole ower than at the last sale. The Banks of Pennsylvania, in grand conclave, are mac ting a solemn farce. They have agreed to act ndependently, to pay out their own note* only, to settle mlancea promptly in specie funds, and to prepare for reinmption as speedily as pmsible. This is right, and ihould havebeen aiopted four years ago. in which esse ha financial difficulties of Philadelphia would long tinea lave terminated. In the very moment of adopting theaa he only judicious meaiurea that have bean hit npon in roara, howerar, they are, aa if poteeued of the vary lemon of hnmbug,forming what the) call a 'Safety-fund lor the protection of the weak baaka thereby ooun. erecting their other movement*, and again linking their iateto the irretrievably inaolvrnt inetituliena. There ire no beaks in Philadelphia, scarcely in New York, to itraog aa not to dread the future, supported by all the -esources, skill and prudence that thay can muster; and ;et they not only have the presumption to entertain he Idea I helping other banks, but they are actually pretending "to devise means" to pay >1,00# ,000 for the ttate interest as if this procesi of plundering the puMie, >y loaning, and borrowing Irredeemable paper and aeeunulating*drbts,had not alread y|leated loofvoough. If the fttate should be able to borrow sufficient money to pajt its Interest, it would not benefit its eredit one iota under 'he,circumstances; on the contrary it would be an injury. This fact may be seen in the case of the State a( Illinois, which stock fell to 31, last stimm *r, although it had never fallen in its payments up te that time. The holders of Pennsylvania stock at home aad abroad,would no doubt much prefer passing the present dirjdenJ.if the State would imraivlintely Uka igorons meesuree to raise from legitimate sources sufficient funds to meat the demands upon it hereafter, and in order to enable the people to pay those to relieve them from the burden of bank oppression, by compelling ni* only resumption, but cou tinu?n ?P?CK paymmw. Ono means of raiting money to rriWm the Stale credit hw been propoaed in a tux of M cinti per ton on coal, forth* supply of which article Pennsylvania enjoy* an onclutive monopoly. Mo ?ooner wil thi* propoaed than the|adTOcates of high tariflt,irredeemable book paper,and oppression of every kind, denounced it, with a peculiar acetimoay- The Courier of tki oily, a penny paper^ ar.d oth0.4U ISi.Mn lUt 958,1170 7t4.H0 ll*.l?fl SSO.V.# |*W S ?,?7 90S M ?87,0rtt |hav* barn deducted the export* of for ign eovl ofeach year. Not w thitanding the low dutiaa th6 per ton. On the 30th of June next, r Brill Kb raJnriuJ I., nt./int Alt pr.nl! 1MIT toll. lltakinK 0 eduction ofElOHTY SIX CENTS. about the present iversgc price of mining a ton of cool in thi? region. To :omp?? a auoceaafully with the foreign article, a i*ducion of nearly one dollar per ton, mutt take place in our taple?which on 676,000 tone of Coal, would amount to ibout tix hundred thousand dollar* per nunum, neirly ill of which wild be drawn from the wagea of labor, ind loat to the region. Minert and laborera, ar* you irepared for thia disastrous atate of allaira 7 From tfaiaadmiaaion of the.organ of the Miner*, it ?pteara that the preaent excessive duty kaepa up the price >f coal $1 per ton, which ia paid by the poor conaumera or tho exclusive benefit of the priri legod cUia of Miner*, vithout one cent benefit to the State Treaaury. Why hould the Minera lery thia contribution of $600,000 ipon their fellow citizena, while the State in it* necetdties ia debarred from any beueflt 7 By the operation ef ha preaent tariff the iron minufacturer* have to pay he Minera a tax of $1 per ton on the coal they conaume n making iron, and then they in their turn aak to have he conaumera ofirou taxed in order to enable them to >ay the coal tax. Thia fully illuatrates the principle of irotection. A alngle iron eatabliahment in Pennay Walk ceniuaea 15 000 tonaofcoal per annum, on which, icoording to the admiaaionof the Miner*' journal, a tax if $19,000 has to he paid. Aboliah thia tax by removing he duty, andy>e operation willbe the aame aa a bounty ipon iron to the aame extent. The Stat* ia heavily in lebt, dishonored, and it* atock sella at 49 to 46 per sent. Some mean* must bo resorted to, and thatimmeliately to meet the demands upon it. Why then should iot the article ofcoal pay its quota 7 As to continuing he borrowing ry stem it cannot be done. The Banks o' Philadelphia are drained to their last dollar, and their itmost resources must be strained to snatain themwive*. The Bank of Pennsylvania broke dawn under it* efforts to help the State and the United Statea Bank, and has been closed under an injunction, it is alleged, with the fund* of the State in it* vaults. That matter ia rery questionable, however,and the affair should be probed into. Ifthefund*are actually there,they canlot be got out to be made available, although it ia rumorsd that J. Ridgw&y, E?q. offeret his responaibilitr for :he Bank,provided the injunction should be removed. The Safety Fund arrangement, as it is facetiously sailed, 1*thus, the Banks are to deposit $79,000, to form a oommon fund to bo placed in the hand* of trustees, who have been named a* follows North America?John Richardson Philadelphia?Samuel F. Smith. Commercial?James Dundas. Mechanic*'?J. B. Mitchell. Penn Township? D. B. Hinman. Bouthwark?Thomas Spark*. Woatsrn?J. Patterson. Farmers' and Mechauica'?I. P. Hutchinson. Northern Libertiei?David Kirkpatrick. Manufacturers' and Mechanics'?Thoa. H. Craige. Mopamenaing?Joseph Solmn*. Tha above sum to be in specie, Treasury notes, or equally satisfactory security. On the default of any Bank,tha Trustees to have power to convert the security to such an extent as to pay the defalcation and the defaulting bank to be thereafter excluded from the arrangement. Bales at the Stock Kxehanga. lltto Illinois Bone's, 00 '6* Hirlem Kailrond Si $0000 do sl 9 1*1 US do s{ tSiNO do 19) I US do ti $sooo do sis i?* us* do h] $1000 do (10 191 so do (10 S fiooo do so) loo Lorg island llaiiroad ss $0000 lodi ina Bonds U2 Co do US 53 U000 do *15 -21 SO do bSO 53) $30t0 do Ihw 41) ICO do (3d 64) ftwOO do *tf ICO., do bi* s?t $1000 do aSO *1 40 Mechanics' Bank SI fssoo do Uli Uui >0 Bank 100 $>000 do slhw 44) 40 Seventh Ward Bk bl 75 SdotO V Y S P?r Cent. ISSU 78 41 d 1 75 $1000 N V 5) Per Cent, "SI 74 SO Bk of Corn (scrip) a*t $40 0 N Va's. 1858 75 M lilies and Schn'v 1U3 $7100 Ohio 1850 00 do 41}a4? 10 d) 00 rs do T3i 14 do or 10 do 6m 50 do 04 30 do 41 do S? ltd do 4^ 44 do M 117 do 3Tl 7-1 do 40? 100 do 3li 37 do OD IM do J"i >4 cbeito Sll,(|i,SS?57l lOOlOlbbu 41 HTMII, 30 chetta 57 too lalb bio St Hrion Bam. 70rV?t? Ot 40 cheats 30 S4 do 33} 35 do 3* 50 do 31 ST do 40 44 do 371 14 Ho 34 ?T do 384 04 do 30 M do 39{ 91 do S3 31 do 351 Mtpoh Took it. 14 hi*cheats 44| 40 hf cheats 44 Gvjpswdeb. 4 hf cheats osj itbfchesU 04 4 da 71 100 do 67 100 do M 00 do 4I| 97 do 04) 44 do 44 4 do 40 iMOBBItL. 0 bf eheete 70) 45 bf ci.eitt 54 4 do 75 14 do SS 70 do 54 43 dn 54 7 d? 74 140 41b bu 43 14 do 71 PoVCHftKO. Mhfehri-a 34 70uleUeft? 51 Boochoro. 1014 bf cheats 3T| 10 hrchrttf 30) 14 do 30 lOchesU 47 040 do 37) 000 io*U and it) 1,704 boloi Ceyleut inuamou 17. Thio sale 1s o shade lower than the lait. Corn Trade. We notice another improrement in Canal Flour. Baled to-day at $6,12 a 23 .We hare heard of no c^OBg^n^oiitheni^jOhio^Hil?^at^_^__ Btarrled. On the lit initant. at the Brick Church, by the Rir. Dr. Spring, Mr Gidbot L. K.i*rr to Mies Avacirt Sr'.mt. all otthia city. Ou (he 30th ull. by the Rev. W. W. Wallace, Mr. Brw s?mi* T*vlo* to Mrs Cavtiaainit Adimi, both of thla cit y. Died. On the II initant, after a ihort illoeM, Am, eldeal daughter of Patrick and Margaret Bigoy, in the 90th yeai at her age. The funeral will takejilare thje afternoon,at (o'clock from At White street. The frirndi and acquaintances o the family are rcipectfolly invited to attendOn the Stat ult. at Cralgvlllc, Orange County. Mr Hacvoa Casio, late Surveyor of the Port of New York On the 31?t ult ,Mrs. ELiraaaTH U. llronaaT, aged 3; years, wile of Benjamin O HuJ.ltut, perlutacr, 43 Liber tv street, lately of Baltimore, and formerly of Stockton England. Alao, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Hud dsn. Latest Adflcte ID'SITRI AT THK "*W VOl HIKALB Orrjia Africa Nnr. it Maih Mar. 1 Anv Capes lea a Manilla Sept j Aatiaua Dee. la MonUrjdeo Dee. Bombay Nov. 1 Mann! ...Die. I tt Oe\ Tt Mataaane Jan. I Bermuda J n IS Mayagutt, P. R Jan 1 Bueaoa Ayree Nov. IS Maracmbo Jan. iaMa-;; Aug. >1 Matamor.-s Dec. Belive.Hoe Dee. II Neuritaa Dee. I arhadaea Jan. 5 Oahu, 8.1. Sept. I Bogota Oct. 10 Paria Jan. I Berbu-e Sept. 87 Port au Prim Jan. Dec. IS Para J*"Cieufriegoa Jan. S Pegaainboco Onrthagawa Dee. 14 Panama, J JJ Cera re aa Nov. 3* Rso de Janeiro Nov. J( ChagTea July 1 flin|apoee- CaJlao July Bylnev. N8W i?if" a C alee Us Oct. II St. Helens J EfcSv.r-.Sf* 8 UStKT!r?-;.v;.v:::te. i? ?:te Havana Jaa I* 8 on nam Dae. It juMha tXSoo n? IfTiwTl'ia' Vl** I* faHiatalaii Dec. 11 S23E2V -Ja" Tnmdad da Cuba- Jaa. 1 i it. zt*um i)?e.?' cl lWrn 3 Valparaiso Oct. It MMtiiaym- J# YumU|| IHa. y I^L. Sept IT Ziaiimr 0?'.. Pnaeenga ra trr.vi-d, ffrwOii ra,*""? Mitp Jubr\ Minturn? H MiiIUmkI till h ?t?raf*. Bar AjrwtM?B'1f #enwh-Mw W A CMimiiTM-Inf Mb L A#uk? Vmet L iokm V Butt, Philr leek Jei: A 4) tngaloiir.of Boalon. bearer uf deap?tjf nV'oou Mmiaier at Ln> doe; 0 do ria-h V. It T Poppt?IU0 do averting to do I rreah Bohleu A Boli'ia?S3 da lirinii Tucker. Cooler Si to-II l?r caska briallre P I Karnkaiii k cr?353 b? ee in Jut it iituell, j Minium Ik co?1041 Newbold k I >r?l Small. Wiliiamtk eo?71 do 110 libit pork Kietain, Stonek co?1*3 bMt floor Bxbcoikkeo? 41 eke flour teed W k I' Jamet?10U0 pigt lead 000 pure# logwo.ul J Fonlk k a id?343 bblt dour ?50 do whitkey J K Dolly ?39 bblt II bit to order. Savannah?Brig PInlura?37 balet eollon Win book?4# do Boomian k Arret-to do Ptrmlee, Kilborn k Roger*- 37 k wax G Co'tner?I bo* \V Giteuri. 3 do F G k D Lvlirop; lenklbri Ski' Waring k Co? ltSbalit coll u ISMplum't mot* order. Savannah?Dug Sav aunah?.'>7 bale* c>.tlou c Colliue?30 btlet Buck kco?48 do U De Forrtt kco?33 do H Cob k oo ??S d i J Simnnanu 4*. eo? d->n0 let lice J S Sb'ptt'-IN tt rice Hrckth?rk Cottar?I cask CCtrvil'?S3 bilet cotton order?a quantity of nrdinnce >toritU S Q Matter?45 brlii cider M McMahon?7 catkt 3block* 5 bagt nail* Settle Morrill? I bill (iav k Johmon?t bag W, Buig?r?3 boie* Robinton fc Ward?| cue and I bill J Mack?13 lionet K tt k II I athrop?t roll* leather C Peck? 19bo*et B D Godfrey. Chaki.viton?Brig Motet?38 bale* cnltou Geo Bulklev? 131 do 80 ca-kt i ice Smith. Millt k co?I0U cult rice Muo n, Ma'koe k en?*3 balet cotton 53ca>kt t lia'fdo rice Cr?uh, IIeydeckerk CO?81 babt cotton Sorague Kobiutou k -o? S put Wetwore, Benedict kco?1 brl G H Kuapp?2 bxt Jm Huili'en?I brl A N W?yma??1 tc J B Manlef?1 box Tliot Barnard?7 bag* wool Tow mend k Uro litre?1 bhd Kinauuel, Son k co? cert John Ctrrow?I catc 8 N I*ike k Brother*? 3 caooo k dward Borack?1 tc Greeuway. Hrury k co?I catc W P Miller. _* MARITIME HERALD" PORT OF HEW YORK, FEBRUARY 3 tun 6 5* I noon mot 3 I W* 6 llsita 3 15 Dipartart oftba Atlantic Buamtrt. rtou urrarooL. from ioiton Caledonia Feb. 4 Mar. 1 I Acadia Mar. 4 April 8 Columbia- April 5 May I Britannia April It May It Caledonia May 4 June t Acadia May 1# June It Columbia June 4 July 8 Pockets to Arrive. I Pocket*to Utpari, i.amiiai. i ?amnnn Philadelphia, Hovey, Dee. 25 I Wellington, Chad**iek, Feb 10 Bwitnerland, Smith, Jiu I Qu>bec. Hebard, Feb 20 Ontario, Bradi* i, Jan. 10 I rhtiadelphia. Hovey, Mar. 1 LivsarooL. I Liverpool P. Henry, D- lano. Dee. 38 O. Waliiugtn. Burrows, Feb7 rihcflUid, Allen, Jen. 3 I U. Suite, Britlou, Feb. 13 N. America, Lewber, Jan. 7 England, Waiie. Feb. 12 luria. Heenr. |n*a,itil. Dec. IT J La Durh-sse d'Orlcans. Feb 8 1 Oo? lie. J unk, Dec. IS I Sully. Thompson, Feb 10 1 Amo, Anthony, Dec. 301 Iowa, Pell, Feb. 2t 1 To Huton of VoHtio, Co mm ami era of eeeeele will confer n fnror by baring a lint of their cargoes, peseengere, end a report of eeeeele left el the pert whence they sailed, end the vessels ?pok?n, ready en their arrival here for Commodore Basset t, ef our fleet 1 ef news schooners. He will board them immediately on their arrival. Oleared. Bark Catharine, Rundman, Bremen, Borrman. Johnson k Co. ?Brit,. Dan I Kilby, Curtie, Bauiender. Hjmiu. (I W Thalcbei; I Honrrr,Corning nlaranhsm and Para, E Corning A Son: Oeil Marion, Sylvester,Ooknirer, Neemiih St Leeds; Homer. Prince, Kirgtton Jam Nesmiih k Leeds; Ceear, (Veneziilrin) Wakefield, Angostura, AynsarltCn; Calvin, Parsons, WMuiir gum, IMC EBailJeti: Selma, bmiih. Mob Ic, Hlunres 5c clear mm; Moon. Hayes Charleston ?Hchis rxsso, Coates. Havant, E Cook; Allred F Thorn, Sanford, Wilmington,NC;Compliance, Bparrow, Boston. vilrau. Ship Henry Clay, Schriver, from St Pitersburg, via Elrinorn M deyr, mdse. to Nolteuius It Pavenatrdt Hrig (Serene, ol and tor Roetun, sailed in co Irorn St P. D, r 25 I >1 n. Ion '10 In a heavy gale, lost overtroard James Anderrou, teaman?,tovc bulwark! andwaeotherwieedimaged. chip John Minturn, Stark, from New Orleana, and 13 days from the Bar, floor he. to Joliniou Ik Lowden. Brig New Or eane. Old- n, II days from New Orleans, wiih 334 lends molasses to De Pe) ater k Wkitmarah. Brig Hocliet, 01 sad for Boaton, wee to eail esxt d> y 33J ult. off Tori ugas, aw abrg showing a red signal with the Ictiere A 8 in it. Brig Mores, Loveland.S days fe rn Charleston, cotton, to O Bulkity. 30tn ult. Ul 35 40, lun74 40, pasa.d ship button, hence for Charleston. Brig Bavannah. Bhapter, I daye from Sarannali, cotton, lo Bturgea k Clearman. Brig Philurt, Donne, daye from Savannah, cotton, to Dunbam It Dimon? 6 paeaengrra. Bchr Emblem,res ct, Fork River. General Record. Sitir MAairost.of 3.7 tons burtheu.built in Kingston. Mess, in 1S33,coppered and copper fsstene and repairiU at great 11penee in Bermuda, in May, 1841, was sold on Monday last for geiou a vomica Puir \iiiobk ?we learn from Key West that on the tasrning 1 f lh;30th:.lt aFicaehahipwaadiecovrrrdasnorr on the ipr.tksaiids. about tw niy miles In the l-eward of that place by afiehing emack; ihry immediately boarded her .iud lound she was from New Oileans, I ouud to a port in France, with a t-arro of cotton, and tallow in e.aks As the su.ack e >uld be of no service to the snip, lice c iptain t w flit best lo throw ovrrbnsrd cargo, which be did 1 retty much all day?the mack picked up 5J Pales cotton and some I j or 1 h bols tallow. Othc r vessels immediately left for Ikes', ill, but she was n-t lo be found?a fresh breesehad spru; g up Iroin the uorthwaid during the night and proceeded on her voyage. 'I he name of the ship if not mown, as the ?rew of the.mack had forgotten it. V *1K BB1H bvcmut lilB B'lUVI, ITOttl Cl. Foreign, 11 8 34 15 0 (8 Of the foreign c'earances. 1 baik, 3 brig* aad 7 schrs were British. The Royal Mail steamer Columbia cleared and failed on the tat, 'I he Britannia arrived on the 331, after a boisterous passage of II daya. Tbe revenue cutter Hamiltoa returned from an? tlier aeecre on the 14th. Spoken. Lowell. Boeton for Maoills, Jan 3. lat 38 34, loa 37 33. Orion, Phila. Air Jan il.tJrrcmn, Cli NYork. Nv.w BfcDVoan, Jan 31? Arr Albert Vinvl. Qeerpelnwn SC ?minima of Jilin. in H heavy hiubI, carried away fun-ami, main tnpoiaal, ?ume apart a aton for Philadelphia; Co icera, do for KJiCibelh City; Hoi* 81 Simii. Norfolk tor Nautueket; Hnaltna, do fin- kuigatou; Bahama, N Vnrk for Bangor;Copy, ?to for Nan ucket. Arr Mils llarlr t, liichmond i for Button; Nap-l?-on, Portland for ltirhinuud Jlal?No arrival; Ha m. no rraeel in port. Kat.1. Rirca, Jau 3-t?Ait Wankinro, Baltimore. Pnoviiiam k, Jan 31?Arr 8equ?l,York Mirer, Tremneeh. York; Hienai.dn. f Wacacn. Jan ?~?Cld Duty, Mataniia. rnu.tDCl.rMi4, Pah 1?Arr Cyputt, Pair rmo. Bilow, Tioga, Rio. Cld MonoucancU, Llver.ool. _ Baltimoki-. K.d I?Arr Keyler.(Bremen) Bt Fbea; Jualiaa, Mlo (Jraudr; Cnrimh. Newiairt. W?|ra l.ld tJ Kelly, kinyI ?lo? Ja; Chicl, Vau Name, NYoik, ?ia York Hirer hiki midv Jan a??Air Kan-iy, (Br) l '"r- ine I. nAiar, Ketiieve. V'ana, NYoik. CM Uroii-,(awed) Belgium; L Viet rine. (Fr) Nauti; t'ejign. NOihaoa. M4f4BS4M.>Ma*-i;U Oawi?o. Liverpool. Bio How land. Havre; fcjiYVhitmy. I i-eet-ool, Kobt A r.ike, do, Kaiah.do; f Hereeln, Boelon; senator do. VLmiir Ju.33?CM At tiamian. I.aae, Newi ork; Virginia, Al?in.Vie.vla; Jo 'pha Liverpool. AUb.ma Uoalon. vf m in.i can, Jaa ?*??-l?J i?-o*?,(Br) Liverpool; How aril Boetou; Chwloite. do; Nimrod, do; P.rdinnet, Huola, N a york-Oconee. J elieon, ?to; Oaliltu. r ii ,i?r. no; K .retire, (Bren?) Bremen; Znmpa, (k'r) Nam*. Arr Lil ina, Kincaton ja; Pandora. D-maiaia. t FORI UcilTESE FEMALE FILLS. THE JiWar-taiued and c. lebrated pilla, fiorn Portugal, art we pin iv?, 10 bo obtained in thia country Hei adrer premei.l oa tha I art r.otumnof fourth nace. dM Im'w W' HO WAN I B TO 8k.Ll. A s'flX K UK liOtjUBIToaiil oreachang. 3000 ar ic? i f good I irmmg I nd.whicli i? peculiarly adapted 10 the giowih of wh- t It ia luc iieii in I a health) aacli. ii of the Stale of iVtiehip -tt. Ill a coutigiii.iia to I the baaki ol (lie lartia-nai igable rive in ibe alate, and i1 l nfa'i induce media io t'ie eulcri nriug to inrr.t ill ir tn-a- a I an h it by in'u i?ry they may g-in a romp H nrr for life I P a' a ami ina|w. logetl er with a mure oar irnlar description Ot Ihe I end, mav lie t-ad liy e-a'li-C ttt -I a're.I. I. 3" i rPHK H AlNr.MB have Hie Imjooi io a ,n? mo thai ih.y f will gira a O awn Vocal I one>i, glnare. w la, ribbon*, aiid a variety of valuable giode ol tarious rriptiou*. Alen,a 0 boxei vrgara, epermaceli I an die*, pruuef, prrai rvra, Ac. Saturday. At loj o rlui k. in the Halm Room?drlendid Furniture-? Conaieting of car|a-l?, ruga, oil (loth, chaira, Ublr*. bu crane, looking glim'a aofaa bed', hriliteade, bedding, chine, glaee. Mil plated w are, kuclieu ulrn?jl*. Ar. Alio, aarn'irr dork oftpli-tidid utw city made cabinet farliture in lb* brat oider Ala*, at I j o'clock, prectacly, a enperb pianoforte, by order >f the alter iff. POR BALE, or evrhangr, or to rent?I.and m Lycoming County, Peiina. title good?Alio, ten Iota in Be rem county. J. hall milt I rum IN-wark?Aleo to lent. a Kirm in ILMubetlitown. N j., cou*i?lmg ol 4 acre*. bani, aixl good .rater, *ut only *fiO I hour*ndefrom New York. For purt-cnlara *"P'y to Hn'.NRV sMtTH.3 Naa.au et. Iltim* sixty miles shorter than any other route aMQ Mt THIS MOST KXPKOmolTR ROUTJC fin I j*|73-TT1 ALBANY, via BRIDUKPORT-Fmw through $,M. The eUamcoat , K?l River )i4t. for Bridgrpcrt. every mormSimduy ?t 1 o'clock. From Bridgeport, peeaenggrs will befurwarlrd by the Houeatome Railroad to NortiiCanoan. theme to Weet Stockbri.lre (M mile*) by aUge. and thence to Albany (M iiuUa) by Railroad. The care aae ^tO lurtw.hed and warmed. ^"P*e??*r or freight apply beerd of the boat, or at the nrk Houae. No. g T-,nurt1a:idt rtriet fclm T A fSl.U'l'f li K% KHALI'A its elf Ik'FlOK FOR MMMJE KKOM AN? REMITTANCE |TO CHEAT BRITAIN ASD IRELAND. an By the New and United Line, of Liverpool Packet!. jfjf The eiib.crlben begt,, inf.,, ,h?r fr ende nod the MiwV public, that they coutii.ne to makr arraiurranenie for bringing out of piutengcr* on rery favorable termi, from all puita of England. Irrlmd. -and hcntiai il and Wale, hi Aral claee American pa'hrt ilupe, mii aud.-d bi experienced eaptiine. and will fail from Liverpool rrery ei> day* throughout the year 1841 Thankful for the liberal patronise they hare hitherto reeeired. the atibeetibeia hope by their continuiott t? U fl| promptly, and with eatiafaction. all their engagrroeut*. aud by the er.tenrive arrangement* thry hare made in their bonne.., to retain that po| ularity thev h?re hitherto ci j yed. Peraoa. lending for their friend, in ay lely that ihe mine ?,teu>ion will be paid to the comfort of pain tiger* whith haa inrariably been e.tended lo all wh' ae plunger hare beeu engaged al llii* office, and in all caaea when lho,r *eut for decline co ning. the piunage money will be rifuuded to the partiei who paid it bee. without any deduction Tlioae wiahing to eend money to their frienda. can be *?pplied with arafta at light. uayaS'e ou deuianrf, in all the principal towaiof the United Kingdom, and at the following oaaka, tia lu England?Meura. Jamei Bnlt, Son It Co., Binkeri, London; F.?i hinge and biacount Bank, LiverpoolIn Inland?The National and Proriucial Banka ami Branchea In Scotland?The Baak of Scotland and Branrhee. The aubeenbera hare aleo a regular aucceaalon of fira' elate packa'a. tailing to Loadou three timet every uu-nth. to Liverpool Ave timet, to New Orleana ai? timet, to Mobile. Saraaitahand Charleaton weekly, by which paaeagee can,lie at dl lime, aacured on very favorable ternu. The public wdl pieaae take notice tkat the on yahipe cornpot trg the arw Tine of Liverpool packet* arc? The Roeciua, t olllna, The Sheridan, Depeyater, Siddoni.Cobb, tiarrick. Skidd). The Uaitrd Line of Liverpool Packrta are? Tlie. llocheater, Woodhnu*e, Tnc Weelchealer.Ferria, Scotland, Kobiaeon, Trolinta, Smith, Southerner, I'm'mer. llibernie. Wilton, Republic. Thompaon, Carroll of Carrotllcm, Cornelia, French, Ilud.ou, T-ge, St akatiere. Miner, Creat Britain, Trent, Memphie Knight. Hntlitgutr.Crabtire, New Yark. Niren, Pan'hta, tinodoianaon, Talbat, Stcrey. Brooklyn. KirhnriUoa, Diadem, Bar.tow, Oceaa, Willard N Carolina. Lrummood, N. Diddle. Trueman, Lancaahire, Lyon, Kut.w, Rocket t. The above ahipa are too well known to retjuirr comment. The ?ubicriberg truat that vitl their auperior arrangement* Tor the accommatiou of prraon* wiahing to atnd fur their friend*, ir who wi*li to n mil them money, thai* about making such igareraenle will not fall laobaerre the advantage. Wert offerMi thrm. For lurtherp'rtirulara, apply (if by letter poet paid) to W. It J. T. TAPSCOTT, 48 South atreet. and 48 Peck Slip. fj eor Oouremeau Laue New York. t-A??ACiK tKO ?l NEW~OHI.EAINI?, MtT lilt k' I'uam ,'.Tnv aiViMwiti_n? rigular line of Pickett.?Peraoni wiibiug to aetul lor their ftUntla to come from cither of the above porta, can make the naetaaary arrangement a. by applying to W It t. TATPSCOTT, 41 South itieft. or 43 Pe-k Slip. t**- PA8SAOE FOR NEW ORLEANS?Ouly Kell!iBVt".lw Line ?The I plead id tut failing racket alnp XftMKnALABAM A, Capt. Buukar.'aaila poailively on the ith February, her regular day. Th; ihipbrra. aa aJI good* n?t permitted in fire day a muat unavoidably be a*nt SOUPS-War l rantrd to keep for any Irng'h ol lime it any choiitc? Prrarrv-d lobaUra, halliSat, aalmon hraao n urh c ire in ba I weather They are always ready or uae, may be eaten eold, or if preferred, warmed in a few minuter. therefore require rery lit |e fuel, and no e v>kuig. and afford indulge tier in a number of luiuriea at aea that no rare or aipenae csulJ in any oilier way procure. Apply tut William aL ft 3 Coal VARd"T0 lease -The Clinton Coal Yard, No. IM Monroe atreet Apply at the Coal (Jffirr ol Wil.ian.s h Kerguaou, earner Madiaon and Jefferson atrreta. fi ?t? CHEAP DRV ()()OI)8!!-At No. 5*;Calh>rtna atreat BROWN k URklL'HART have jual rs.eired. at lh?ir tore, aeveiat kui of dertrable New Crouds, which ibey offer at rvtraordioary low prtcca. flood Mottaaeline da Laiue, new styles, latd, ktwllild, Kreneh do warranted all wo-d. i? 4d nnj 3a. Some very pretty small patterns, in blue, piDk and luac, luitable for ehildren. 2i ?d per yard. Mogroir(, ,t. pOlN.-IIIJ nacka. now lauding from ehip k A/.UO, troea Ve* New Orl-ant, for otic by E. K. COLLINS It CO. fS 50 Sentli street. _ THIS DAY tUBLISIIEtsN?Bcutley'i Miocellany ana X Blackwood'* Migat'nr, rpr January, Itfl JEMIMA M. MASON, Pufc'isher. _f3 It* Baoemmrt. corner Pine nd Broadway. I Metal io last superseding Coppor,'or sheathing snd bolt* of mercantile resists. It co?u leei, laete twice Itng and ia making tho Patentro an irrmenoe fortune, 'the Admiral'.jr. auaionelora auperrvr quality. wrote to the auhoe ibcr lor epreimeno. If* under-lands the noting ami roilint of every kind i f metal, and would ti.ve no objection to unite with a Capetalistin establishing tlieabove profitable business by paient. Addre.s 4. M., No *4 wirh it ft U* C 1'1'Y Vis PAt'uit I'OS l.? Tne Public is reaieotiuiiy formed, tliat the City Oeepafeh Post wiU go into operation on MONDAY nevr, the 7th of February. Tk- U-gukstions may he se*n at tho Printipal office, No. 40 William street where fr-estami# may be porch wed. A complete list ol the Branch offices will br advertised in n few days. _ ft 3t* OA DDL It AND HARNESS MANlTACTOuV, No. t? id Broadway, coiner of Park Placr, N. V.?Oeorge Derit.lt takes ih s ethod to return thaaki to hie frirnda and the public. for the li'ieral cscougement beliao rtccirrd in his line, and hegsto remind them, thai Iw still continues at hie i-ld stand, where hs manufacture* taddlss and haruese of rvrry de?? ription, at reduced prii.co, *i* iwsuty-five |cr cent less than formerly. He alt* b-gs laavo to stale.that he has just received a few boot Khafto London mede Saddles, with titugbsn, which ho ran sell very low for cash. All aitulos msnuf.ituied br him w arranted to be of that beet m rial and superior workman, hip. N B?Horses cart fully mea-ured and filled by himself, film* TO THE flllLlll a sorrow of hes-t and ag .uy ol .'"'jH,I lit compelled y imperi >ut duty and i ec-t sit, to my vfHV, Mrs. Jane Kali field, obtaining a y Int ire ?iiWi,nr'" to my Poems and Prose Writings she has abandoned famile, for*eiteilmy eo fijene# and affeel ion, -nd utmost "a* cri find the welfare of all who tr i*!rd h-r but I o bo betr*J ?J?All persons, therefore, ure warned not to sub?rnbe to In* w rke abovet named a? I hare issued a legal onihib'ii u sgaintt the delieery ih li.M.ne; anil all wi-n ln*r auhemhed. withoot paying arroniinK to lt>?n m iBiiUlft I ?i j I at BUTLLR'Aroome, No T( Bowei y,corner of IMrleion tirret. luetrue n? eiem n Hie arl Apparalne for tek'Bg likr> n km with dn?ei in a that will enaMa a person u( ordinary capi'ily afierthcir crueat In owmlt iha Aral time with caoa tie e niC"<i.ri"(H? packed lor IraiMpeilt tioe, ami lor eale hy It r mat ufaeiurer I' <iee ?n I pia'eeuf aeuperior quality- ceneUatly on hand. _ OH' AM OA (I. HULL It CO. 4 Vote* afreet, Ae tor Home, Mr mwde comwuxhoue chanfea la their MttUUHMkl fat tha t ale am) ro,i^{{^gl.g AND 8UrTURYRRB. They here now an aoeae tmitjwlA iiprrile entrance, cachert?h? ^tore forth? ?le ofTnMmaad Burream'lpiti uuimta. and for mercantile huainaee, ia entirely dtatmet from the roemn wr the charge of tha Bar(aoafor the epptitttioeiof Trw? The Burgeon reeeiaeene otherpatiente then thfae eeette Men hy the reefaelfatally forroHoffrom Ruplure.Varieetaie.tjJe \t OHAWK A.NDHUURON K AILHOAO CO^fANV^- M A mi umuei dtM-leudof three par ernt cm the J *P<t*t ttnek of tluaCem.eiy hue kae t declared ptveMojllbe 'ktewe' Bank, in tha city of New York, oe lk? MLceUi df
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I injoeitiou for giring Recitation* inaiead of tli? Drama. Mr* Sicklotia' Queen Catharine?Dr Jokmou. Mr Kemh'e'a Cardina Wliolretr, Recitation?"Farewell, a long faeewel! to all n y greatneae." Krmhle'x Rr tiremenl, anil the public konora pant to hull. Ode by* Campbell.. Death of Krmble in Switzerland?Deacription of tbar country hy Sheri an Kuo?vle?. Anecdote of L aton?A Centiat Relieve of Dramatic Ripre rotation*. Opinioueol Martin Luiber. Sir Walter Scott?Recollections of Abbottford. Recitation?" Lady of the Lake." _ Diaaertation unoa the French and English St ige? ra'nia?Madamoirelle Mara? An?cdote ol Lafoud? Sketch of Ore characterof Shy lock. Kccitaton?'" The quality f mercy ta act ftrained. Recita'iou?' Queen Mab." Scene from Marlon's Fanatna. _ _ Extract from an unpublished Tragedy called Griaelda founded up*1!! a Legend?adopted by retraich, Boecacio, and hctfter?Kdwiu,F111 Commence with the mechanic and the queen, Or, The Tt wrer of London. OiJber', Kirby I Lord Fabiauo. Jnheiaon Mary, Mra Lewie j Jane. Miu Mect'ayer After which Diamond and Whiti cka ill appear in Hheir celebrate! Nepe Melodree andDaueea. Aft r which THE WANDERING BOTS, Or,the Caatle ot Oiliral. Pi CruKty, J 11 Scott Roland, N Johnern Paul, Mr* Thome, Juetin, Miaa Meet. yer. Ta conclude with Hit Magnilicr.it Su- rtHtlc of UNDINE li Su Hurlbraml, Ktrby iiibnt, Johnson Uudioe, Mr. Thome I Quo Meant. ;?d mod (dtieraM. Pit Hi jUail.ry Pooroopea at tl; Curtsin rise* ?t Tj preetoelr ITCHKU/S OLYMPIC THBATHB THIS EVENrNO, February }-The pericrmiu.ee will MBmMirf wiln ALDGATE PUMP. Brootny S*a*h. Mitchell Scrubb., Mr? Tim a Screphina, Mil Errraid. A'ler "liieh ASMODBUS IN NEW YORK. Or, the Devil'. Disry. Aemnii?u?, Mitchell Albert Blank, Edwin Mm Black, Mr* Timm To lie followed by SARATOG A SPRINGS Timothy Tapewell, Mi'chc II Peter Ho.ey Homea.tle Mr. Tape*ell. Mr.Tinim. To conclude witti HOW TO PAY THE RENT! Morgan Rattltr, Nkkiu.ou Mr. Miller, Robert. Conscience, Mr*. Watt* Admwsion?Pre*. circle to cent*. Upper boat* U etBta. Ph lMcsnt*. Private bote. ft. Door, opeu .t half peat .it. Curt, in ri.ee at aeraa BUWKHY AflPIIITfiiAliS^ :VJ?. 37 Bmrrrv. Grand Ga'a Night. Last night but two of tliic extraordinary' Company before thru iViwrtu e fei Europe?Immense Attraction THIS EVENING February 3?The entertainments will coxr; uiruce with THE POLISH ENTREE, By ten Knight, and Ladic.. Younglitier. a. the Ytu;rnd> u* and magtificent works ofait ever exhibited in thia country. The Price of Admhuiou to the whole will remain at S5 cent*. The Manager ha* at great expanse, effected a short engage: ment with Mr. J R- HOLBROOKE, to exhibit his elegant and intcrestior MODEL OF THE CITY OK DUBLIN. The managerha* nl?>> i ngagi-J for a short peiiod tlie Grand and Sublime Exhibitionol the ttupemlont FALLS OF NlAOAHA! Thr wonderful Exh'bitinn of Tlx PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, the greatest invention of the agr. in iu constant operation. Tlx Albino Lad. is litre every renting. Fancy Gl?si Blow nig retry evening. The grand Cosmotauiic Vn at air all tin nguL F?>r the convenience of families mil children, thire trill herea'trr br a UAY PERFORMANCE, every Satu day iiUriMon.coniinritraig it three o'clock. Principals ot ticttool and their puj lit admitted on liberal tertna. Admittance to the Museum and all the entrrtaininenl*, J> genu. hilmet inuliT l? ycara of age half price V IBLO a III N L A T would rr?|rplfully inform llir la-lTei f-' of New York and itt vicinity iliat th-ir Conservatory it da'ly open f r hnr inst action, whe they evil I he happy to no them,and wh re can h -obtained planta of every shad! and hue on the n rut ri asunable teimi. Mich as cam l|ia or Japan rote m e arn tics, rh Hodcndr tit, Cleineee aitlnt, acarot, 0 laurustmus, "itt si-orum? caleas. fuchsiat r-icnt, prim oset, buUt and glaeaea. gold full ami globes,bird* and rag t.lruil and orumiritit?l trees and shrubs, garden seeds, Sc. ti'aiigora I* ar iices. ih p nn> moot fruit of a Inch can lie rrn at thn-ealalitishim ut; b uquets to pirate tl e mint fastnlicus at vaii us prices f 3 I w ?isiiiiiEaiB life isakisiess' WO FOUR WHEEL fJBS, 50 CENTS PER HOUR. STANDS od the CORNER cf HUDSON k BEACH1 SIS Residence go Laight Street. SKPOND FT.t n mints guarautee, but one that the adrcrtiter pledg't himtrlf to fulfil, Gannett* of trenndarjr qualitr propor'tnaablv lower. jlS STlttllcFs liAKtlK. N I il 1 Itf. La i?ien spared to make every Tt'O-r surhai v, nl'. be agreeable to that trrul fas'iuious. The hall has b*cn laid in Italia.i marble. Til* furniture aud fit tu'es oj the house are rutin ly new-i arp-ts, ehatra. bedttrailt. W.Udare ol i ktnai iteil to the huh timssiS tn?s EE. i ttnd th f??o:- ouM ?n.t ,m Phi-arrangement! i irre torh th.t 'amlltet nrtit.*te rertoat may have aectmmoda- r tiont r ijual lo tl.o'c in prtt a'e Iv'tue The trrvirn i.rnne nt t the bejt co?>U? i thecountry h tab-en c rured The ?tippy of t tlie Uidrr ?h*ll be nmpletc I th? ft ei >niu(r::. h aa t remote r>, J, tltnne I an, hotel >1 in the Vlilted Matea. without e\crt>tiea. b I tun happy ?o im muce tint I hive mite an arranftninil r wi!h Mr. Ah mo Heed, tie late well known peeprielor ol the a \At averlk- Moi ir, N- w V ork. to ai l and a?a'tt the e ran t of 111'- ii >n e. whoa* uiiln 11-1! attention, w ith that of n y. telf. w ill be derated to tne maintenance 01 the high rrajtc-tahil it* flhta utaoHihmeet The ITni d ate? lloitl will be open for llie tereption of TWiten and ocarJeia, oa Monday, tin O h v at I HOM i RK ?[TtLH Ol 0 X? 11 \Slil1.?11 'n a'l i art- f K.htUi .1, Irel nd 1 and fkotl t?d, in luina ol X" X*IO, .C!5 anil X") to an> amoint?oraale ..t J. hVLVEBTfc.K'i*, fit 1 \V I al i v TJtjTt'li Me.iu IK lar.on le h-iuriy etpiled Horn It T e tna wi-H a lull c tp*o of fniit. Pert ma d-aiion* ol purehaeen.-. will plraat make '"^KhTMcMt'?t?AV. m loo Pine at roe t. Bfttf/l HPS?O I IS HiT,l> will te l.ajj lot 'all 'mm hi* fr-eml* at Ba"forw'e Hiiliaril Honrn oee- thet'limai tat nc Hew, where oe e-fhl eplendiit tablet, with elate and marble b?t iKe U bett market rat ,t. by S. J. SY I.Y r.S I K R, I j>at W Wall at anil 13 Br -il ?'f PACKET hMIBi I afnujitti tme?nt. i Ti'thaia IK at tVleant wharf. f-Hjt of Wall atreet t i>n>tenett whl pirate attend to the receipt nf their go J- iintntdiately. Li/tiit CI i 11 mi 7>T> UKf.ttKOtiTT?uioiV jlk>l IT J KIIHART. form'rl nf No. Aetor llouae Brnakway j??c. clfulll h b? ieatre to aiin'-nnet tll'it b? hat o ennl a new ..no bztr.t Hair Utetair.j Ot) >iwt. at No f Vitej- Atfcr lloilte which will h- f n.l rej.li f' with eret. comfort ami oon'eDi'.nde. ami w'nere h'will at .11 li-m# be hiprv lowai' oo tboatfrnliemuj wh m .y pieaa' t. b-'nor Unit with lh?ir eo?tmai>i)? t'lra* 'fJlE OAhKRUfl LA??I'ertou# WW.,a,a i? Oe die i A eltnef ad fmtai their debit under th a',ate are iit'i'til coeall on thetuhtcriber, who will|jit them diaeHaryed with detpatch a?d ou the n,oot rtapoaable ii rtwa i W SX1DMOR*' Attorney at Law. ft IB TS Nattau I'reet. PRIVATE CURE. nOCTOR JURDA.n'D SPKCIHC tOl'MI No l Kur the eure of C?p. or tjonorrl a v. (ile-u aud nil other wrethrat diachargra, recent or old eoataira lliree diaiinct a?riea of medtcinea. withoeeMKoiel r- qo aitea, and taguaiauteed to t ffvct a permalieiil cu e, in every ease, llhon ure or inconvenience, or further tap- use. Dr. Jordan'? aperifie r.nurae, No. J. iaaiweia I* dea gtaatlior the permanent cure of Venereal dis'aae, lu nil it* alkgr?;and iaw?rein the patient haa dull ditrctioht, with a dr crip'tou of the nature, avmptome. eocaequri.cec, treatmeut ofa?er?til ae?n, to which ia added, uaefu hinia, imporf-nt advice, and much t a'urble iuli rotation, wlirreby all the dilti. cullieaof aelf ireatint nt art reinot d The p ice ofthe Monitor alone i?'50 ennta One dollar ren.iited. poatpaid, wi 1 rnaure its rereptiou. Dr. Jordan's tpr. ciftccourset are admir .bty adapted for rrsileuts in the eouotry. being coirplele e? inptct, ami efficient. Sold for I lie propri ?tor, only at Drug V tore Memo* at, 1 door* below Prin e and block eatt of Broadway. Tne wiudo w. lie hi* are visible Horn the comer of Btoome afreet and CentreMarket. f5 l in* DK. BKCL'd cilebrat'vl tlerinehiFTil!a, a sal" ,speedy and valaalile m nedy for (Son?rrhv, Gle- Seminal We iku at, andchii'Uir Di?> aaev o' the Kidney a. tiI tddtrs. lie ike. Th's valu .ble artie r oi mediciai has a toed the teal of ex per ne? in an eitcnaire private piact'ce, I r a bin); aeries of y ar*. nd ia now with coiifi 'nice offe'rd to 'he public,a? a a'andiug remedy for the euie of thoae delicate diieaa- a which n qu're a remedy that will at once arreat tne diaeaae without lotidracee fioui buain'tt, or injury to the digeative o Knur, which loo often ha; p u liom the ioiudicijcs uacuf rrui? di'athnl very fr. qu n )v iiiiiigate the piimary svmptcms, and eatab'iah arhruntc from of theco rpl.nnt. which at la?t unlet miuea the heVtn, and d's roys the uaeiulcraaof the victim. Koraale by JAS. It. N O WILL, tola propria'of. Hall of fhaimacy, Hi Bv wery, N. Y. _ _ _ fa la' rpilK VntIM! PKtU.K.'S BrttlK Office H* Bowers 1 The Yiui g People'* Book,or Magazine of Uuaelul Knowledge, nlited l>y Jolm A. Froii an'l Mortou McMiehael. Co-sTr.KT* or THr Fv.nap.eRY N? Vol.. 1, No g. The Prodigal'. Return, by T. 8. Arthur, illustrated by a deel e grating. Sell in.lruetion in the art o! ConipoaiUon. The Bereaved by E S.K. Mum', from the French of Julr* Jnaten. Desultory Heading. by A. D. Eliryr, M. D. The r?triot Meiciiaiita. The (Jem of the Hem or the Approach to Laud, by Reyaell Coatee. M. D. teeni'tp at My Ur.cle'e. by Horace. The Philoeopherof "una Soci, by Hall f.randgent. On the Departure of the Year 1841, by M A. P Kveninra at Rosehcath. by a Lady. Laurel llill.br Hon John Boutier. Retire i-n ami Action. New Book* FMirUUHMFITI. The Prodigal'* Return, a .plelidnl engraving, by Dick. Tie Bat'le of Marengo, inpraved by E. Ath>rton. Frederick the t Jreat and Voltaire tiding letter* to England by the KOFAL MAIL STEAMFMtS from Boston. -Mea.r*. Harnden It Co. would rtipec'fully give notice that they do guarantee that all letter* received at their otfice, No. 8 Wall .licet. New York, up to the day previoua to the ceparture of the boat from Boston, tliall be placed in the Engliah mail on beard the ateamer before a he .ails, even in caae of accident or detention to the boat* on the Bound, utileae the delay shall be more than twenty-four hour* over the ordinary r mining time. N. B. Meaara. H. (Jo. would also give notice to their friend* and the public that they do not give the above aseu rHiice without powtr to fulfil lite tame. .is _ HARNPF.N It r.O. OCRs, LUtKf,LOCK>?.?ANuHKWb k MAURICE'S Combined Snail Wheel Lock* end Combination Padlocks. ?These superior Locks. consisting of Store, Door, and House Locks; Locks for Iron Chests; Book Safes.Ike.; night Latches; are ilecidcdly superior to any in market. While yerfe.etly simple in their operation and use, they are equalled iu safety by no other Lock, and only surpassed by the celebrated Combination Lock of the same iuvculor. The principle on which the) arr constructed is entirely new. and it is belier?d to be uuequalltd in affording, at a trifling cost, the most ample security. The price of store door Locks aie $8 to $15 each; Padlocks, $3 to $13 the dozen. A superior article of Padlocks for Rail Roods and ship's use, worihy (he atteutiou of persons interested in such business. For sale, in any quantity, to the trade, or for private use, by WADSWORTH It SMITH, dll Agents for the Manufacturers. 1 Jones' Lsne. pOMEKOY k CO.'B Alssst and Buffalo Packaot I Euir.N aisd Aoewcv?For the Transportation of Si* cis. Bank Notes, BinaU Packages. Sample Goods, Valuable Parcels, be.lie., iu couneaion with Messrs. Harden kC?.?from New York aud A'ban* to Buffalo, via Schenectady, Utica, Syracuse, Auburn, Seneca Falls, Geneva, Canaudaigua, Ro chaster, Katavia kc. Messrs. 1'omeruy k Co. will attend to the Collecting, or Pay ing Notes. Drafts, Bills, A'ceptaucae. kc.. and transact all and any such business as shall be committed ts their charge in ths above uamcii places, with promptness. Hirrtutsrn F.ra?(us Corning. F.so Preaideal Albany City Batik 1 nomas VV. Olc .tt, Esq., Mecliauics and Farmers'B A. D. ratclun, Esq, Cashier N. Y. Stats bank Noah Lee, Albany Exchange Bank Watts Sherman, Albany City Rank James Taylor, Commercial Bank Tnocdnre ulcott," Canal Bank Ezra P. Prentice J din Taylor, Office NoJl 'IVall street. New York. rOMEHOY k CO.. Office No.3 Dourr's Buildings, Corner State and Market streets, Albany Albany.Nov. lTth. lull. nl> MILL FOR SALE, IN IL ONOIS.?It is situated on Green River, iu Hrury i nty, about two miles frots Rork River ind about 11 noes j.iii the mi.nth of the rirer. atdii two milts from Morriatown the county seat of llenry rouuty. The Mill has two run ol lone*, of the best French burr. There u alfo a Saw Mill it t ;. ut $3 501 and $S per acre for the land. For further at j cu'sre, enquire at Tremont, Tazewell couutv, Illinois J15 !m* ClfAS. OAKLEY MEDICAL AID. A PHYSICIAN loug accustomed to prescribe f-r lib eases of a private nature, resides at 31 Molt street. He has bien la-aitiar vwlh thise coinplaiuls many yean, and having been a pviiicular and elose observer of cause and effect, he has nbtain-il a thorough peaclieal knowledge of tnis branch ot his profrssion, which has enabled him to introduce n ine vlushle imprnv. merits into his irartiee. He does uot boast oi Making raom turn mil)- cures. but h>s satisfaction ii to perform thorough and radical core*, and in aa fhort a apace ot lime a* it cin possibly be done with adyat tsge mil aa'ety to thepstieut And, gerrrally speaking. it ia not ne cesaary for the patient to obaene any charge in huaineta pur aoita. Hasty, aisd cceua-r tin gory'a uaideticc is at 3t Molt atreet, about too yards IY> m hatham s.pj.re, nearly om site th? chuich. lie doet uot limit lua attendance to a tew hours, but mnr tc found at home at any hour ol day or niyh (observe that No 31 is n t a il'ug store) hia room ate well .0 ranged for U,e reception ol I alicnl', ana his charges mode-ate. Toe book m ?y atsob? had at tl.e- following d_re>g stores?79 pulton, corner of OnlJsl; eorner Fulton ardAVilliam streets, auil comet Chamber at. and Broadway, both corners. orr'syioadeii's from any pvrt of th? country (post pail) ordering the book and covering Ht, will receive it hy mail, peat pud. niretiien Those wishing per?n:i*| advice and mcoiriue, must limit a fee t insure attention. Direct to 31 Molt etieet. Newt York. ti in' J ONE8'S BOOK-KEEPING. PT'BI 1RHK.U anil for sale at li>3 Broadway.?The design of this w ork ia to aubstitutr km t' /erOr for ihecoinmon amlii11 us tuba of ?le bt soil 1 rrdil, wrhirh are weilkn?w n to he nisil" jua'e wlicn brought M tiie tea' of prarlice. Ti ia treatise v. ill >e foul d to afford the student a elrar comprehension of the rtnriples on hicli the i nrioua account* ot single tnd dcuh'e nlry arc atraogr d. and to show tint by far the moat impairlot us I adtag principle* have hitherto remained hiddtn in itisnei us ill ta Is 'Chi* system is already rvtr n?iv >ly Introiicedlnrlnjland.it if adop'ed in many of the leading acarniic institutions >n this rountry, v h-re it originated, it lias ?ea cor 'tally approved by a Urge number ol the best acount-uls a id tin at respectable merchants in this rlty. and Iso hy a romrritte appointed by the American luatilutgto amine it Price BO. las 1 arrriov i given hj- the author na hitherto in Bo >k k. rp >g an! ait i> lirr duties of the desk peiratrly.if desired A p >1 leasts who require it w ill be cheerfully rrfeirrdts former v pits, who ait Book keipen. jTOlin- THOMASJONK9 Aecouatait. VN 1 ih I UK Off SI'ttfCTl HF-It is moat unforu k-e nnie in this r mplviut tliat many persons bars a at-iclur* who are not 111 the least aware of it. The common notion is. that an long aa the urine purses in a tolerable atresm.there cftii.ktit I-.- u air. r? n..# si.;- r f-o~ a m w?eUa, cap* cially if in the early [>'nod any of the 1 bonded Dnatrtima of llir day wrrc taken, there j juit hod i.io- I par irtotiod to ampeei a atricture. The nevt ia moat renvirkablr?it it tht effort a atrvtora h*a 1 upon the miod and epnitw. Tina la a tbrt that may be tho r roajlily relied on Indeed the aaihor never eaw a e.ae at atric 'I tuna, laud he irra many rt err day,) in which the .>i a? of mental mcr.-j? ihei be ww uot ao cay able of biuintaa aa formerly. The re ia?u id thia, howrvar, u clearly alio*n in bit "Phvate Tieattne," a 1 liille volume noticed iti another column of thia rat*r. an.l to which the feider it refirred, not only for knowledge of th>a liacaee.but on every oth?r conocited with thia (ubjer t. DK BALTII further bega to add. that he may be c Mtuled eraufially a' lua reaidcnca, >o. M Oiemwich atrr'I. at any vair and ahoold any be in doubt aa to the eviat' nee of Una ttaraee. especially after prruevng hie little volume. he will, ithoat etpanae or the leaat pain, ei|4ain nod aaaure him whe l?r he hart or ? fy detection by the closest observer. LOOSE TEETH ceurely and effectually fastened, arisitkg either from the use of medicines or any other cause. ARTIFICIAL fALATKS replaced upon a sure and seiei tide method. TO COUNTRY PATIENTS. SCURVY IN THE GUMS Cured and prevented by a Lotion which can be forwarded to any part ofthe United States, with proper directions for use, and guaranteed to answer. Also, a preventive and cure for the most violent Tooth Achb. TO THE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES. Mons. Mallon is happy in lieing enabled to announce, that by the kiud consent of Three Hundred of the first families of the United States, consisting of the first Merchants, Medical profession. Clergy and private Citireus, to whom he can refer as to the superiority of Mous. M.'s celebrated Mineral in preference to any other they have ever tried, and, in their opinion, the besx that ever came under their notice. His other improvements need no comment. INVALIDS Attended by Mons. Mallan, Junr, at their own Establishment. THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC are particularly invited to pay Mons. Mallan a visit, to see the specimens ol? his new discoveries in Dentistry. jiu.13, MALLAA.seirr., May be consulted daily,from 10 till 6 o'clock, at No. 373 BROADWAY, between Franklin and White streets. CHAKOES MODERATH. JUST PUBLI8HBD, The nineteenth edition of Mona. Mallau's Treatise on the Structure and Disease* of the Teeth, to l>e had of the Author. f? lm* 'TflK BOZ BALL ?The Executive Metnbeis of the Com L mitlev of the Box B>lt are informed that a meeting will be he'don 1 bur.day neit, K?b. 3. at room No M Aator Home, at 7 o'clo k. at w his ago Irom 375 Bowerv.and of lately from 341 Spring striet, with great advantage and sat ico, le in the c ity and conn- try are leadv loc rtlfv to Ihe inoal surprsing ilfe-te of this medicine ana that the uly genuine now made from the ?rigi- 1 nal rrcipe i? 8fl Spri ig street. _ 1 Obreive!?The price of: Ilia uedicine is si follows?Large hollies f J. utx sire $1. smaller sue 50 rents. Sold at the pntprietoi'* es'ab'isliinen' 341 8p> ing street, near fiideou. Sold iu Nets ark, at 116 aud 246 Broad street; also 36 1 Walim' si. f3 I m* 1 MEKt- 1 ILr. AtrC'Vof.? 1 lie iiuUi isuueu orgs leave to submit to Ihe Mrrchanls of New York, a plan for au est .blishinent w itli the above title, embracing, such branches of business as ?'C now mid-rtakru by an; olhcr mdividuil, f and which he believes of sufficient importance to the mercan tile community to receive and merit flit ir patronage. Merchants are often at a loe*, in the hurry of business to know where to app'j forlhe assistance ihe> need. It is the ob.ect of tins eswC'li.hmeul to aflfsrd them as little,or as much J ao the clerk, and m-ke his own bargain. a To the clerk ihis offers great facilities?it makes hi* want ol asitnition known to Ihc perarn wnpting a clerk, and the fa| era in the rily is so great tiiat a clcr'a who attempts to c advertise iu al', wilj pay a large sum. and uot then be eeitsiu ar complicated fcrrof* will bs iletecteil insets ol haohs whether ny oth?r b-ifiora- T le branch of hna ncss reiniriug the interrention of a thiid A* 'hj'nature ot wnirli is too promiscuous tob' particulartell. All matters entrusted to his ea'e will be tr "led coufi- a noisily and triugtd with promoti'i'de (iff- K-Srrraree changed. W.A.WOODWARD. L v. Mercantile Agent and i>rg. Uto- rr atsw 0 riw.c >r*eg ?f flan''! It'-et. m ow Turk, that he hit* taken a room at Mr. Atwill'e Music Saloon, No 101 Broadway, where l.e will be hippy la take profile l>kt ncsees of those who mar call, in a stvle, which be datura himeelf, eiLaotbe eieellcd by any similar u Latin the Umoe. Likescs-es "f many of lltt public cheractec* of ilia city way beseeo at liioraoat. Il aJ attempts, and tlie combination of chaoses it can undentVary, my from 4.UM to 1,000,000, at the will of tfie o wne.r. furnishes security uot found in any oilier mode of BUtemng. Locks fir Mice aud store doers froin IM to 4,out changes Aa relates to the auperionty of this lock over any other, ru Cere nee ia made to any of tin banks in Wail street. New York. Directors and officers of banks arc requeitrd to esunuus the Locks, and orders will be received at the off.ee of WAD8WOHTH A SMITH. dlC 4 .lours* lane, agents for the eitr. artificial teeth. Artificial teeth?withoutciasps li?*turs* a? from a single tooth to a full and complete e?t. on the prinipies of atmoaptiericpressure, hy M. LEVE1T, Dentist, fbo Broad wwy, corner of Warren St [Worn the New Y urk Cemnietxial Advertise A fsieod at our elbow request* us to notice some teith he nad Mperted hy Dr. Levett, of No. 2M Brotdway, and to state his entire satis faction, not only with regard to the teeth tnemselves, but the manner in which this delicate operation was performed. Dr. Levett hut beeu too long before the public as the introducer of tlie Atmo.pheric 1 re uure Principle," to requite a syllable from us _ _ LsOTrj of a letter Irom (Jen. Hun (ireen to M. nevcer. Bxltimore. Sept.S3. 1641. Mr Lmll-I writ* at the requist of a frieod for whom you made M* of artificial teeth, lu *ey thai they have given etc tire satisfaction, and that your ,,nuclide of atmospheric preeture w fully verified. I feel a duty to yuu and to inch u may etaud ia need of your professional services to n-romtnend. then to you. Your obedient servant, DURFUREEN. R lei* M. LETCTT.660 Broadway. madams cosrisLLO's PEMALE MONTHLY TILL ii acknowledged by the firrt rhyeteiana ia the United Stater u the very beet medicine that ladire laboring uidrr asupprresioa of their uutural lim es can t??r. and they very seldom fail to relieve when taken according to the directum*. Thooc who call lor them will be supplied with her circular, containing anude directions, nd all ike precautious utcessary to be observed in their uae Ailrire emit* Office ?ivid Earl, proprietor of the Bank Coffee House, No 36 Pine streetJ| Dear Sir?1 see you have brought your Stomach Bitters be fore the public you may refer any person to me for its good qualities. I wis en weak, owing to debility from d) spent*, or some other complaint, that 1 did not kuw what to do.? Your Bitters cured ine You will reeollect I felt grateful, and sent you a bottle of my medic-ne. six: a bottle of old pott. gave some of your bit er* to a frieud, who was ruffering as 1 was, and she tells me it had the same effect upon her ae on me. Youri iruiv, David Earnc, Sold only at HUTCHIiNG'S Drug Slore, 160Bowery, cor tier of Broome st. Trice 60 cents per bottle. Also for sale, at the same place, the genuine Dr. Taylor's Balsom of Liverwort, fiom the Widow, at 875. ill lui* JUII> MclAtiL Cl CU.'S l^iLLLlUL.Ntli. Uf V lUA, 9 N?6?AU ft. Rkffhh*ckj?Hon. M. H. Grinncll, H. BrcvNH, E#q., W. Irviig Prof. H?pwi. k. j36 lm? TO THE LADIBS. MADAME COSTKLLO. Female Phy*iomo, still oootdn ue* to treat with astonishing success all diseases peculiar to ItBMllff. suppression, irregularity. obstruction. ke., by whatever cause produced, can oe removed by Madame C. in a very short time. Madame C's medical establishment having anderyooe thorough repairs and alteratlwui for the better aeeommodilson ol her numerous patients, she is now |ireuer.-d to receive ladies oe the point of confinement or those who wish to be treated for obstruction of their monthly period. Madame C. can be consulted at her residence. No. 14 Lispeoard street, at all time* and with the strictest regard to secrecy All communications and letteis must be post pant, jit Im* WrATCHE8 AND JEWELRY, VEHY LOW.-The subscriber is selling all descriptions of gold and silver lever, inchor, escapement, lepine. and verge wat* of delicate diseases, mercurial affeelions. tnd the numerious symptoms arising from thip disease. From Dr. C's extrusive practice for the lasi eight years in this partiHilar brauch of the profession, guarantees a safe, speedy and ffectivecurc to all persons who apply to him. Keren! rases :ured in a few days without the use of mercury, or any other langerous mediucine. No mterrspiiou from business, or alteration in the mode of living. All whose cases have been pro:racted or aggravated by maltreatment, may apply with the Jlinust confidence of bring effectually cured. Terms mipde ate?attendance from 7 in the morning until 10 at night. Oficc 18 Duane st. 1X? i m* i)R. MORRISON. hjORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 704| Fulton st, near Lv Greenwich. Dr. Morn son, Member of the Royal CoL ece of Surgeons, London, and formerly Surgeon in the Briish Navy, continues to be consulted daily ua all diseases of idelicate nature, and all those diiliessue luent on injudicious treotment and tbc iinpr.ident use uitn no restriction in diet or confinement from daily butmeat. 'ravellers especially would pud this medicine highly u.rf il ml ought never I or unprovided with a preparation poeeetsig the advantages whicn the present one combines. I reimrrd y J. B. Thorn, liemi?t, London, ami lor sale, wholesale and ttail, by James I'srr.int 46* Greenwich street, corner of War rn; Bouillard l( Helluc.a I'ark Row, and SMI Broadway; P ickie 414 Broadway. n" J ATA SA?SI ttt?. wrsf'8 ft) \KUI m i ttr! .US K~i? removed to tlie f'alle San Pedro. No. 1 rufrentc de Is Mahim." By this latter direction the building is known to all oatmen,eoarhm*n. porters he., as one of ihemosl eonspiiious point i of the iiy. The estensive alterations and repairs upon this house having een completed, Mrs. W. has the satistsrtion of offering to traugsen visiting Havsna. an esUb'ialimrul farsujirriur it its Kationdo an) thing of the kind ever be.'ore knows in the ny. n niiiaie mrrctir iiytn ine nay. :ii?be procured by tome resident of the place. Hertont detimut of going to Mrs. Weal'* hnnae.wilt please ear in mind that Ihit tervice will be promptly rendered them y the Clerk who vitita .dlretaela With pattengere, at tjon I they enter the harbor. Havana. L>. e. 9 V IMI. ntVote^a TO THK L A I )1 beS. |f ADAME COSTELLO, Female Phyrician. etill conli 'a Buct to treat with attonialung tucceet all ditrnea pecn ar to femalet. Bupprertion, irregularity, Fitructitn. lie y winterer raute produced, ran be removed by Madame t>. i a very thort time. Madame C.'t medical eatvblitlimm.t hery iiiKlerttooe thorough repair* and alteratio:ia lor the better om mod lion of her uumereut patj. n't, ahe i* n w prepared receire Indie* on tlie point of confinement, or tho e who ith to be treated for obetpietion of tFetr monthly period.? adaine C. can be eon*ulted at her reaidrner, It Litpr-aanl a4, all time* All coinmuuicationa and letter* mutt be poat id. ill lm' fNULISH WIRbM-Knr fowduter ami eylinde, intemoea a manufactured from the Dureat metal, for tale by J34 PKUSSK fc BROOKS.lt Tiheety JOTIt t.-Tlte Preantrol and Uirrcto.a tne ,>tw lull and Albany Rail Rtad Company, intend to apply to the egitlalure of thia State, at the em utug ten ton, for an am nod icnt. alteration and extenatoa of the charter of the nit eem ^Torb Tfow. H I Ml Ml law Mr BOOK-KEEPING. THE Counting Room of C. C. M aHSH. U rnUr ?tr?l, A- eeutiuar open from I V M. to t P. M inurd r ih t inari haute u l oDmm oty avail thvimn lte? of a course ot lut ue ion ihu i* Uwljr practical cue that en b aci* a omplcit ruu line olinei can tile trauaaclioni and me euuti'e calculation; and one i? which the itud-at aetutllr keep* a irt ot books in* counlUM haaae. To buoe who are uua> .j'laiuted aim the advertiser's reputation, lie deoim to say.that his principal work oil hook-keepm* fui jaascil into leu edition* that it receive* the preference in the New York I'ublic ScUoule, all J oth?r large institutions; and thai he, hunted.. aiuUd teacher of1 book kripiiiR tor the Mercantile L|brary Association* o I I II city. Pi eiiectuara, with term*. may DC had at the counting rwimt a? ihove. is4 Im* {JhcHfcWARBT! CHUltS'ti M'eA-iMi- AJtXi Unt JptJ V/VJ for the cure of delicate diseases. We g ve'no long quackiah ricommendation* to deceive the public, If the meoiciuedcea not apeak far itself no ot e a 11 all apeak f rit. Our object i* to notify where it can be had. and that the proprietor challenge* a aiog'e caae of receut disease to be bought n which the miiture will not Ifect a rapid cure, under a forfeiture of $5??. For sale,at Dr. W 11 Miluoi'a, drugi-is', ltd Broadway, New Voik; J. Jones, N. t. corner of Ch- snot aud Tthmreet, Piitadelphia; Joe M. 4mith, 13s Waahiwitoha?. Boston; Roberta II Atkiu ?ou, coruer of llauceer and Market afreet. ttaltiuiora A. D(C'e asm .n, Canal at. New Orleans, ft lmd* UOITHOOT MKRCUKY.?uki. t, Mite..*.*.,. J, uonor of iiuormin? toe ntixrnj of New Von. thai b^ctiWMrodic^iyaOOiiie hora.roiMiiiM; *uj in a lav days, every d?4Crii?U8 lm* r^HKAl' FASHIONABLE TAILOItl.NG E8 X'AULl^TI v MKNT. Ill Beekmaa street, near Pearl.?The subscriber returns hie aiuccre thanks to hit frienae and the public, for the liberal patronage bestowed on I lira during the present and part aeatont. and lie furttnrr hopea, bjr a careful attention to the interest of his customers ts merit a cuutiuuauee of ihtir farort. The attention of the public is r rimer ted to the following lint of prices, which, it is hoped are rumcirntly low toaatiafy the moat (canonical when it is considered, that in style and materiaJi they are warranted equal to those made by the farnt ea tabliehmeata in the city Super weet of England black, blue, or grey Dress Coats. 1? to 93 Super double miffed bill and ft"cy Caaaimares, 7 te t Vests, Cashmere, Batiu. lie. of fine quality. 3 to S Making and Trimming Costs, $8 tops 50, P.nta, $1 50 to $3; Vista t 50 to All gnrmsuts warranted to fit. 138 lm* JOHN MOFFAT. ftR. LAUREL, 108* CANAL STRfcF.T. ADEUPHl C HOCsE?Now ao well known in thia ei y for very many great and extraordinary ruras he haa performed, in all cares of delicate disease, ereu after all other remedies hare failed, still continues to be consulted by the afflicted of both aexea.? His mode of treatment is (co well known to require com ?eudaiion; having been in the practice for 30 yearo, in the first hoe pitala of Kiance.and ten yesra in this city, removing all peculiar diseases wiih success and despatch, arcd wi'nfl'd! >id eitherer OfttU'J or Bal?un. Ptmsi afflicted with protrac t"4Aad oeploruoie cases need not despair of a complete recovery by applying to Doctor Laurel, who offers to liis pa Irons s sure guu-antee or no charge. At home until 8 P.M..end charge moderate. rtJtm" AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY. ANDRE ITS AMERICAN LOCK. TO THE PUBLIC?SSoo RKWARD.-The late repeated rumors and reports which hare been so wide y and industriously eirrulated that Andrew's celebrated Combination Lock had been opened or picked, and which thus far hare keen disregarded as unworthy of sotioe.are beginning to assume a enaracter ot some plausibility, by which meaua man; upright men h-re been deluded to give (heir sanctiou and countenance to such reports. The American Bank Lock Company therefore, with the "lew of tearing the question in a w ay to put the matter beyond contradiction, litre decided io place one of Andrew a Combin >iion Locks upon an iron safe enclosing a certified check for Fire Huudrtd Dollars, which amount shall brine re ward of any person who may open or nick the Lock. This check is certified aud drawn, paj able to the order of O. J. Cammann, Esq.. Cashier of the Merchant's B ink ol thia city, who retains the key of the Lock, and to whom reference is made. It is presumed that the public bankiand officers of banks can be satisfied by a fair, open, and honorable teat, none other is wanted,and wnien bold attempts have, been made to practice by arts of chicanery and trick (which will be capoaed if it becomes necessary) upon the credulity and ignorance of men wnose ntmrs would not be allowed il they had been aware of the deceptions. The American Bank Lock Com pan. by (his m'niv oniy rcch in wanuii me iui.mhuc etctiril) 111 me Uombination Lock, which hat thus f?r withstood every tett.inil hue saved nusrroui banks from.robbery auid ruin. Id doing this, however, they disclaim any iutestion of miking war upon other Lock*, their business being to prevent an effectual barricr io Bank Bnrglers. The Chut wit] remain exposed in the Exchange Beading Room, for two months from this dale. 1 WADSWORTH It SMITH, jig 4m Agents of the^American Baak L?cS Co. Z^iOaIT! COAL!!?Beductiou el Prices?Peach Orchard, v Red Aah. Broken and Screened in the yard, delivered cartage Ires, to close s oonsignuieat, at the fo lowing prices. Large Nut, $7 so Broken and Egg 8 on Lebigh, asy site 7 80 Liverpool 9 SO N. B.?Blacksmith's Cssl Js St. Yard, SM Washington, near Spring at . WCroiby at, Chaplain at the City Hoa pitil, Rer Mr Dsvik. Newark, N J. Re* MrDurall. 242 Broad at, Newark.N J. He* MrLuckey, PC New YnrkConfceaeu. Re* Mr Vantrauele, Brooklyn. Re* Mr Gnlf'u, Tutor of M C Church, Bedford at. Rev Mr Whitaher, Paatorof P Church, corner of Catherine nd Madiao" ata. Rev Vr Hart, Paator of B Church, Gold at. Elder KJ C Mr G W Sotlmrn' George town. DC. MrC H Hunt,Frederick# .urgh. Va. J. H. Toomnaon It Co Wheeling. Ya. jl LUCiNA CORDIAL." MAQNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, FOR the sure and speedy cure of Incipient Conanmption, Parrennees hnpotency. Fluor Albua. or Whiles, Gleet, Obstructed, difficult or painful Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, or involnutary discharge thrreo', and for the enteral prostration of the system, no matter whether the result of inherent cauaca, or of eauaea produced by irrrgu'aril) or ill nets. The wide spread eel-britv of tbia wonderful and mcatimk' ble cordial in l>. th hemispheres, ia a sufficient guarantee for ita quick and positive aucceaa in curing all the above affections and complaints. Nothing can be mure turprHii f than I'tin vi^oraunc en ci? on me iiuoiku imuir. rr**?u? ?tii wph*oci? and I altitude before taking it, at once become robust and lull ni energy under Hi influence. It immediately eo-irte-art* iht netoeeneae or looeene** of the I* male (mm*, which it lh? only cam* of barrcnueer; and which, prior to Dr. Magntn'idi*eovery, war coemlerrd lo be incurable. And it i;wortaat medical diacoeerie* of nuy is#. Koraale at til Broadway corner of Grand *treet, ami at M North Siith *trcet, Philadelphia. Trice per holtte. J* "5*_ DOCTOR BELL rvOCTQR BKLL derote* hi* perional attention (daily until 1 if.M to the removal of pnrate diteaset in every etar All tuffenng unde r pro trae ted e ueigni ar atcd or u'jrwecamfi r treated by inaiBarieneadorprrlenderfprattitioter* thoee I toring under the deetnictiee effect* of mercury or quack no ram*, and all who tuipeet the remain* of discaeelnrkirw in the yitcm. may eoa*nlt Ur B. alway* with a guarautae nf eura Jff- Perton* contemplating marriage who hare heea then ict* of delicatediseaaet.may eonaiilt ?V Bell with bonortblt onftdeuce. ro?T raiDlettert.deacribinglhecaie ofp*r*o?i aliwtance.har?hi*proaapt?ttentina. Dr.B 'i trrilment Me nm*t*i* au*prc?oB,*nd i* wall known to bt **fe and perma not tffj- PHrata oilcan 4 COURTLANDT 8TKI> IT, twr nor* from Broadway. _ i?' NOTICl.-Tlu aulwcribertai educing Ina large aeeoTtim n' at untwiially low urice*. audi a* mun pleaae r|l wbo wirh to purehaae aoy article*, either in the laddlrry ami coaeh bu?i, w. end particularly the following article! Wthhing. thread, bitta. Mirrap*. bell*. Pl'ent leal Iter. R eloin. bow* lamp*, knob*. ivSSiSS*?"'-|A?t Wbur.M. jtMawdm* i x Willi rtrect. uTQ TSro comfortable Office n store N% K C^f Sotith street, nod unmedl Me -hi.im^iou given.by apply ,B,to v f?,HN "fcKtJMANoo thep^SEs. Al?-?.?tnr?gf on bah. J IHI application ihove. Jj oa, AYEtiN ?t/i .u A.NU OlTmTETvY Koh BATk. 1'fl lutes miles from Writ Pofe.t, on llir roan 10 Nomhl *!WL*nd *li" OU IKt route u> t!ie .New Vork and ETC IUfl Kimd. ctntaimag mi terra, w Hi !>4rb,*hed Ike Alio, J?u acre, of Wo'kJ Land. ihr,em,Ira Iron, Wet Poiut; lift. actes toil a pur, under meadow. There three licuses m the ptl imits. The title is indisputable. Portrait>n e ven immediately. Ko- par'icu'ars, enquire of BERTHOLF It VAN CLEVBL. e W..t,treet. j37 lw? JEWELRY STORE FOR SALK.-Oiwnf the he?t stand* in Uie eitv, bavin;; been rstal I ah-d f. r t *rUiy ve.irm.? The stock hi:d will of lease.wl i?-h hat eight year* to run of t.loie Mo 148' h.tham, coruce of Mulberry streets, Uteiy occupied by O. C. Howe?it isofterel for tale, on account of the death of the proprietor. Eur tsriai, apply to John D. Ctck?. No. 193 Front atreet near Oliver. or J M Howe, No. Jid (rranil rt. j30 3w* tiEaCPH' Wate,proof _ Cork audiine Oreee Boots, of the latest fashion waterproof over shoe*, dancing gatUrs anl pLntyt. ladba', m>9ses\ and *K?Jdren's goiter bo its, bu,k,ns and ties, kid aud a 30 1m* CfKtTAbtifcs ?UK. e.LLlO'1' i 6e*s to intorm his Patonls and others, that lie has made an airtagrment with a skilful and scientific Optician, whom Or E. has instructed in bis peeu'iar mode of adapting glasses to ths particular defects ol Uie c) e T'tii geiitlrniaU will nttti.d at ths office. 3?l Oroadway. corner o. Warren stieet, on Tuesday, Thuiaday and Satuiday, to aupp'y patients and the public generally. with Dr. Elliott1* recently invented and imprJred Spectacles. jft, 1W U/BITWELL'U OPOlJEJLUiJC., which considero eumatism. Sprains, Chilblains, Chopped Hands. Crimp, XuiiikHi-jfl. WtakatM of Limhft,ete N. B. It ii rt\ree times the *'re?cth of nov othtr kind, am ure uduk for Wliitwell'* Opode doc, and receire no utooi tinieae you wialt to prove the truth uf the remark that Pleasure io. 371 Broad Aluo lor aale aa above, tha AROMA 1IC 8NIJKK," lor Heul.iche and Catarrh, eompoaed pniicipuHy of roota, ahruha. and recommend* d by Dl, Welernuuae, late Profeaaor of Cambridge University. no- Pile. aa conU. dlt Stiaawlpw rpu BHkWbHh AND DJSTILl.ERS.-Tu. aubacnheit A oner for aale all that valuable property, eitualrd iu Auburn, and known aa Watecu and Son'a Brewery and Ltiitillery.with a Dwelling Houee, outbuildinga, machinery and Citurea ooa oectrd therewith. Maid property cnuaialaof about two una of land, lying on the euulh aide of the Oeaaeo nrer in atM ullage; a brick dwelling houae, a dwelling houae, a distillery capable of die tilling 150 bushels of grata per day, a largo and eoavenien' bnw-ry and malt buiiee. with two kilna II feet square, aim i .1 storage /or eAOUO^iuhela of grain, a born, aheda, atabte or >a ?r Stio hoga, and an oflce aitcated thureon. Counocted with U-e das till try and brewer) there ia a etna engine of SO bone po wer with two cylinders?ample machinery for grinding, and a iuperior rectify iuz establishment, containing oec of John Wright's patent akohol copper atflls. The whole catabliahineat ia of a auprnor kind, well totalled and convenient in all ita arrangrmenta, aitunted in a rich and flourishing grain growing country, ia now in complata order, and in full operation. It having become neceaaary to aeli the aame in conaequenoo of tne deceaoe of H. Wataon it will be disposed of at a bar5aiu One third of the purch-ae niouey will be required ok lie delivery or the deed, and the balance may bo left on bond and mortgage for a term of yeara if dqared. For reference inquire at Win. bench's, Tl Hudaon atrect New Yotk.or of the aubecriberein Auburn, N. T. OROKOF. K LKITCH, dl81m* v WAT9QV. rpO LET.?The uneipired Lease of Store, 43 Peek Slip, 1 now occupiedar a Grocery and Liquor Mo.e, for which buaineaa it haa been loog established. Che situation ia oquve> ient to the Williamaburg and Peck Slip ferry, wliich win resume early in the Spring, and ?ff irds a favorable oppjrunily for aperaon about ti embark in the above business. Poaaeaaiou can be had on the let of Februrv. Auulr on tho premise*. jl? r> PAPER MANUFACTU IUCHS.?Thesabaertbesngly notice that Messrs Howe it Ooddard.of Worcester, JflasC ut? appointed Ihtm their agents, tad are prepared to fxrnuhal jgort notice, upon the most reasonable terms. Fo'rdriniey ud "yienderMachines,withfireor steam dryers, and smug machines to size paper 10 the web as it leases the dryer*. Ala*, arary kind sf Machinery appertaining to tlje manufacture of parir, which in point of workmanship and finish is not sunaaaed y any other establishment in this soutitn. A large nuransr ar* slow us operation in in any af the beet mills,to whom rafsranea will be girtn lor all particulars. FER83K It BHOOK 8. Paper Warehouse, dMdfcw at Libailystsned MADAME RESTELL, TPEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and reeidence Its Gr'en T wich street, (between Certlaodt and Liberty streets.) where she can be consulted with the strictest confidence en all complaints incident to the female frtme Madame Restell'i experience and knowledge in the treat meat of obstinatecaaee of female irregularity, stoppage or sup preasion. kc, is such as to require out a few days for certain relief and perfect recovery. Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during confinement or other indisposition, wfli be accommodated during such time with private and respectable board. "Preventive Powders" for married ladiea whose delicate or precarious health forbids a too rapid increase of family, will be cent by mail to any nan of the United States, Price Ma package. All loUera (poet paid) addrassad to W MS. PLY. city,' wdll bo received. Boston Office No. 7 Essex *L N B.?Ma lame Reslell would inform ladies residing out of the etly, whose health would not admit of travelling, that aha wonld devote her personal attendance upon them m up part of the United States williin reasonable do trace, jltilkwlm* ________________ DARGAlN?By order ot Uk Rurnwdrui Queen's counts, D the lubscriber will sell at anctivn on the premise* on tlb llth day of February neat, at 13 .'clock, noon, the very deai ruble Farm, contaiuiugeeveutv-fbur acres. more or Irss.situaled midway between Flu-hing and Jamaica, fronting on the main road netweea the two iihHI.tnmM by the nrtaisf Henry HoqnadOerge Yudevee., Esq*., occupied by C. Denton. For particulars see Lobk Islind Deino-.ru. On* halt the amount cau remain oa bond and mortgage at low interest. Enquire of JNO. o HUMMERs, j4 btaw toFlt* Ex-ouior. Ito Water at. L'XCHAlsGEl HuTF.L.?The propri ior of this establish, u, ment, at the commei ceiaeut of n' year, returns hia thanks to his friend* and the public fo their liberal supptrt, lince it was first opened for their accommodation in July list; and h* hope* still further to merit ii by faking all those who eoj urn at the Exchange as comfortable, at least, as it any other htitel in the Union. lie takes thin npperiuntty ?l?o, of cautioninc the public against the unfounded i umnrs put afloat by interestedpersoua about the eitravagut charge* said to have bees made at his hotel, by assuriug them they ar* now what they alwaj a have been. $3 per day. Attached to the hotel is a Itrge concert aiid ball room, which will be let for such purposes upon ai reasonable t rros as any in the city. F. 1SUYLKN, Proprietor. HieHMorro, Va.,Jan. 4.17ny a fond mother to a premature grave?to their true source?to arrive at a knowledge of the primary cans** of female indiapoaitiona?especially of married fi malts?which, in 180?.led to the discovery of her celebrated 'Prerenllwe Powders." Their adoption lias been the itnat.s ofprexervine not only the health, but even the life of many au affectionate wife and fond mother. _ The advertiser f-eling the importance of Ihia anbiect, and vtimatmg the \a?t benefits resulting to thousands by liieir iloplion, would moat respectfully arouse the altcntioqof the tarried, by all that tr.ey hold near and de*r,t i'1 considers 6on. It it not wise an i virtuous to prevent: il aia wlpch we are sunject, hy simple and healthy mean* within eur control r Every dianaMionnte, yirtnous, and enlightened mind will unheal tat ingly answer in the affirmative. This all thai Ma dame Hectell recammenda or ever recommended. Price fire dollar* apvebage, acconipnnied with full aid particular direction*. Tney can be fo. warded by mail to any part of the United States All letter* must be post paid, and addressed t* MADAME KEsTKLL,Female r)i\Mciaii. Principal office, H8 (Irrenwieh street, New Yoih. Omre hours from 8 A. M to o'r.lb P M. Boston oflire No. 7 Essex st ilt dhwici PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS, l!W?!VTtr> SPfP PI. Mm, I V M DE BOUDKLOHUE, M. D.. USri PORTUGAL. THE scientific combination of nigiedi<ntt of which theee pill* are composed, hs* tmade thein the wonder and ..Jhurntion of the world. Tha. are known all over Europe to be the only preparation ever disiovered tlrnt haa proved invarm- j bly certain in producing the monthly turns. Thsir certxiuty, in all caeea. being such thai tr.ej must not be used during pveruaucy,for (hough mild ta'a, and healthy, they are certain te produce miscarriage il used during that privd. The direetiout are translated info English, and are enveloped round with the teal of Ihe importer, al imped h.aehbov containf the aignatnre of M. de Roudeloqne, asid ihe English di reetious have the aigaafcT* of Dr. F. MELVEAU, inherited agent for the eoutmcnt of America. They can be transmitted by mail to any part of the United States Leltters directed to Dr. F. Melvenu, box 34, N T., eill meet with immediate attention Bold by arooiutmeiit at 3*4 Uraml itreet. corner of Alter. iPnee 81 Half Wise. pn< No half botes sent by mail. imimic*' PUBLI8JIKD DAILY BY aill QORDOK BKRIIVV, No. 11 ANN 8TBMT. HUMS or ATVFRTISING.?Tbe extensive ctow. *tio.? of the It skald, both in town end country, uikit t a tiperior channel tor advorUeere. roa TwsLf tmsa oa was s I dor, 10 #o 4 days, 31 M 17 daya, $1 87 I0days,3t M i on i ito t I li in I 1 00 I 1 7* M S IB 13 IN roa bhimt urn oa ltta: weeks, months, r* month,. t 00 months, it CO mm- All advertisements to be paid tor before thetr hal raoBj Advertisements inserted in the Wscstr HaaiLa at M -r square every insertion Vfoaeme Hes ite- Issued every morn in*?price turn nn/0 per copy. Country "vnbocriborv fnrnishad at the .me rata, tor any speciflo period, e? a rem ttanca in In n^e. No paper sent, nnleee paid in advance. Wksklv BavAi.fr? leaned every Saturday morning, me o'clock?poce tut emit per copy fWmlihcd to conn j snheeribers at $3 per annum In advance. Coaaetvewesmrs are reqnerted to address tfcrIr lettern a Jasst Ooanea Bbkwktt.Proprietor and Kltotnaill a dare sn baatoeas must bo past pari'