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MONEY MARKET.
Halm at the Stock Exchange, Feb. '1
S3 rr<i Illinois 6?, 1370_ 19j!*/J,000 Kj snort loan.33*
*Ta,,a do. I9f 1 000 do.83}
iixv? do.19J
2 VW Ohio Sixes 1*56 .. 6oj
noow Ohio ?ix?. IKiObGO 6bj
12,000 do.????? 06,
?>0C0 do.s20ds65?
Jnon do.? aids 65*1 15 Utica & Sch.-op'jf... 114 j
65 shares Bk of Araer... 82J
5 Stale Bank.75
50 N R Ins Go.110
12 Cantos Co. l?i
10 do. 16$
tjjfiO do.sxuosfto*! io uuea & scn..o;j-^...m*
f,^ do.b60ds66}| 50 Harlem.... 23 ?! April 16j
jfWX? do.b6Ods66|20 do. Id,
j'tfiO do.tiSjll 50 N Jersey RrVI.bo
],000 Keniocky Sixes .. Rb I 50 do.65}
2,000 do.37 I
secomd board.
alfOOKy Si.77 j l.eoo State 5s, 1350.?n
jJoOO do.76< 10 Auburn t Rych.80*
j?,fr.?o do .. ? slwrt loan OOj I
Commercial and Jloncr ZTIattero.
Saturday P. M.
There was a fair amount of business done at the Boird
lo^lay. and generally the mat k*t w35 firm. Harlem and
CantOfl Improved slightly. New-Jersey fell rifT2 per cent.
Illinois Sue* improved }; Kentucky Sixes 2. sad Ffves2f.
Short Kentucky Sixes sold at 90?. Ohio Sixes declined f.
Nothing ot importance doirg in Exchange: Sterling 5
a 5j; Francs 5 45.
Mobile is 13 a 20, and dull.
The romor of a diicoveiy of additional defalcations in tbe
TruU Company to the amount of $60,000, is untrue. The
only new discovery that has been made is in relation to the
nunner in which Nicoll perpetrated some of his fraud?.
The romor probably arose from the circumstance that a
demand has been made on the Company for collateral se?
curity for a deposit of $50,000. A rich citiz?n of Albany
died and left by will to his grandchildren |50,0C0, wi h di?
rections that the Chancellor should deposit it in some safe
ip.tuutioij lor the benefit of tiiese |]f>jrs, being minors. Since
the Nicoll explosion in the Trust Company tbe father ot
tbe children, as their natural guatdian,has demandedoltbe
Company either the ?mount of the deposit ?ir collateral se?
curity. The Company cannot, of course, give the latter in
one case unless they do it in all, and this they cannot do.
As this deposit was made for a stipulated number of years,
it is doubtful if the father has any right to disturb it. This
j?, however, probably the foundation of the rumor allu?
ded to.
An officer of or;e of the Agency Banks ?tntes that but lit
tie orer two millions of th?? Government L'>an was left
when Mr. John Ward rear bed Washington. If so, there
must have been a large amou t taken lately at the Agen?
cies, as within a fortnight, we have tbe best authority for
knowing, the amount for sale by the Secretary was upward
nf five millions.
We trust Our repealed cautions in relation to tbeMon
mouth Bank have been attended to. We understand ?
?mall sum was presented for redemption to-day at the agen
cr and the answer was, " No funds." Why is such a bank
permitted lo remain in existence by the New Jersey L'gis
lature.'
Counterfeit 5s on the Bank of Gcnesee,N. Y. ba?e been
detected, letter *., June 10,1858, T. Carr, Pres't. The gen
uine are signed T. Gary, Pr<?% We believe this is the only
counterfeit ever i.-sued on this Bank.
The Legislature of North Carolina having adjourned
without having taken any definite action on the proposition
of the private stockholders to wind up the State Bank, a
resolution was passed previous to adjourning the general
meeting of the stockholders on the 30th ult., leaving the sub?
ject open for the consideration of a future general meeting,
and recommending to the President and Directors of thi
Bank to administer its affairs in tbe mean time with a- lib?
eral acconitiioriation to the people of tbe State and indul?
gence to its debtors as may be consistent with the safely
ami interests of the Bank.
The following sale- were made ?t Boston : 33 shares Bos?
ton and Worcester Railroad, HJ a 'r\ adv; ll do Boston ano
Providence Bailrond $011 per lhare; 30 do Boston ano
Maine Ri'd, 84} per sharv; 20 do Eastern Kt'd 87 do; 24 d<
Western Ri'd 50 do ; 1 do Merchnnls' Bank 99| do ; 20 d?
N E Bank 95 a l?5j do ; 3 d > Market Bank 60} per share ; t>
Bent's Philadelphia and Heading Railroad ?i-, 1850, each
$1000,50percent; 5 certificates Ma>s. St, each $200,01
4/150, 88i per cent.
The following are the auctioneers of Boston who paid
auction duties during the last six month' to an amount ex
ceeding oue thousand dollar/: John Tyler, $4503 34; Whit
well, SeaverL Co, $1148 47; Coolidge &. tta*kell,$303S 86,
T W Sears k Co, $2057 2.5; FE White, $1363 70; TPt
0 Rich, $1130 55? Steele, Dexter &. Bush, $1171 0.9.
The business ol the week in Boston has been dull, but it
is remarked that preparations are being made to build * |
large number ot houses and stores. Rents are high and
n?ii((. Every convenient location is in ready demand, hihi
capitalists arc eagerly investing in real estate.
In the U.S. Senate, on Tuesday, Mr. Miller, from tb<
Committee on the District of Columbia, reported a bill to
exleuil the charters ol the District Banks. The bill extends
the charters to 1834, Congress reserving the right to alter,
amend, modify, ur repeal the said charters, or either ol
them.
The Mechanics'Bank of Augusta, Geo., is clucking on
New-x*oi k at par.
At Mobile, 26lb, there were but few lull drawers On day
bills on New Vork brought 15* ; 30 day on do bin 16}; sight
do 17. Sight on New-Orleans IDi, 1?J a 20. The supply ol
bills was un< i|ual lo the demand at even these rates. Spe?
cie is very scarce; shIc.-> hi 23 a 25 per cent prem.
In tbe Alabama Senate the bill lor winding up the Mont
gomery branch of the State Bank was ordered to a third
rtadlng by a vote of J'1 to 12. The bill will therefore pav
die Senate. The Senate have also /?td out another bank ;
the Huntsvlllc branch is put in liquidation, so far as tin
Senate is concerned. The bill to that effect passed that
body by a vote of 16 to 13.
Specie continues to pe-ur into New-Orleans; by the bnrk
Richmond, Irom Havre, $100,00* were received, nud by the
Ellen Brooks, from Liverpool, about $?75,000; also smaller
amounts from Hsvnna, Tampico, kc. Exchange, both for?
eign and domestic, has been in very limited request. Draw
er? have again been compelled to yield. Sterling 31 a Si
per cenl prvm 1 Francs 5 53} a 5 55; New-York; 60 days,2J
per cenl disc ; sight checks J a 1 percent disc
xTlaruela? (Jure fully reported for The Tribune.
Saturdav, Feb. 4. j
ASHES.?This article continues dull, and the only ope?
ration we hear of is a tale of 40 bbls Pots, 1813, at 5 25
Pearls are very dull, and nominal 6 50 The receipts u
Ashes at the Inspection warehouse since Saturday last ha v<
amounted to 301 bbls. The stock there of Pots is 47 bbls
less, and that ot Pearls 143 bbls more than at that time. 80
bbls of Pols were shipped from the warehouse. Ashes re?
ceived from Uie 1st Ot Jan. 1813, to r'eb l, 783 bbls. Stock
on hand.
1st sort Pot Ashes, M-ls .. .70^, 1st sort Pot Ashes bbls.. 615
2d ?' " ...287,21 " " " ...112
3d " " " ... U3
Condemned" " ...124
1,296
3d " " "... 22
Condemned " "... 21
770
?Shipment of Ashes from tlie28tli of January' l? the 4th 01
February, inclusive, Pots 80 bbls, Peat Is, none. The slock
ot Pots is now 417 bids more than in IS42, a?d 172 bbls more
than in 1811. The stock of Pearls is 15o7 bbls less than in
1842, and 2387 bids less than 1111841.
COTTON.?The sales to-day are from 1200 to 1500 bales,
without change in prices. The sales of the w eek up to Fri?
day evening sum up 9<50 bales, of which boce were Upland
and Florida, at 5 a 7}c ; 18lH> Mobile at 5J a 74\ and I060 N
Orleans at 5J a 7Je. Tbe arrivals during the same period
were 57oo Wales. We quote as folio 1??:
Lwerpool ClauificutUm.
Uplands N. O. k Mobile.
Inferior.t> ?5} &i ? 54
Ordinary.5J a 5? 5j a t>
Middlin*.? a bi t j a 6j
Mid Uiog lair.?? a t>j ?>j a 7
Fair.t>j a t<j 7 a ? I
Wood r?n.7j a 7j "i a t>i
Fine.7 j a o bj a bj
FLWLtt A.\L> MEAL.?There was rather more inquiry
to-day lor Flour. The dealcts have reduced then stock
quite low and are now making a invc toward replenishing
'Ibete is als? some little demand (or the East. We qnott
Geucsee 4 43} a 4 30; Micligau 4 31} a 4 37$ ; OhM 4 37j
a 1 50. We hear ot noibiug doing tu N Orleans. Wequott
4 h'J. AbouiJKHi bblsarrived io-Uhv. lHSeuthern we only
bear ct small iraus ic?ons. Tne stock is increasing, and the
iriegular lots on the mal ket keep :t depressed. We quou
Georg?towu4 25 a 4 12J, afloat; Howard st, Baltimore
City, Richmond Country, Petersburg, Alexandria, Pennsyl?
vania. 4;c fcc, 4 a 1 12J ; Richmond City 5 5?; Brandy wine,
limned, 4 62j; N Vork M1I1? 4 25.good brands. Meal 2 5o
lor Jersey; 2 forrBrandy wine?dull. Rye Flour 3
3 t^_very inactive. Short* i? a 10 ; Ship Slurts 13 a 14
boih noMiiiial.
GRAIN.?Nuthlog doing in Wheat; small ?lock here
ce!4 above the market. Tlie supplp of Corn is not large,
but the market, is very dull. A cargo ot Virginia remains
unsold. Sale- Long Island, delivered at Biosktytt, nt 30c,
* ighu North River is worth abjut 50?. Sales 1610 bush
els Rye, lor distillery, at 55c, delivered. Barley, nothing
doing ; uonno ?I at IS a 5-V. Oils dull at 2*J a 3<> lor Not lh
and 2> a 27 tor Jersey. The ?Chi Extto cleared from
N Orleans on the 2:st nit w rh a ca-g? ?d .tiio sacfc> Corn.
SEEOS.? I line i> vtdl soi^r sj t culativr inquiry foi Tim?
othy Seed, f.ai bolder, no?s Uetnaml ?*! I and overioi priui<
lot*. The -ale oi Clover Keported rs t,o iieu-t-> siu>ukl kaivt
t>ee;, hh?K equal to Ito tcs. S.imli l as ?)r setting at t. >
HK*rnew,hat ukisiof the buyers a; 6: baye witlMlraw?,
*ud low otlti but 5}. Old cannot be quoted over 5 a 5J,
and very inaciive, with a large steck. New is not very
abcndauL Rough Flax we quote 8 5c;, and Chan 9 50. The
stock cl Clean is said tv have been e.itirtly cleared out by
he I?;?. transaoiions for expert. O.ie report slates the salts
at 300 tcs. About 4?0 tcs Rough Flax were received to-day
from N Orleans. The export of Clover dunng January was
333 tcs; Flax Sead since 1st Not. j147 tcs.
SALT.?A recent arrival of 16tn sacks ' Asb'.on's1 sold on
private terms, in the neighborhood of 1 50. A cargo of
Turks Island is being ttored fcr Irgber prices.
PROVHIONS.-The sales of Pork are mostly by retail,
say (9 for new Western Mess: 6 ja a 6 75 for Prime?of tbe
latter there is bet little in market; old Mess at $2, and Prime
5 50 a 5 75. Beef continues steady, with a little more in?
quiry for Prime. We notice a ?nie to-day of 300 bbls Prime
at $3. The stock of new Ohio Lard in fim hands bad be?
come ?ma'l, and ?i was offered for a oarcel afloat. To day,
however, the stock has been increased by the arrival of J5nn
bbls and 2*00 kegs from N Orkan?; of this, 700 bbls were
said some time previous to arrival, at 6c. A sale of 30 bbls
was made to-day at 6Jc. New Hams are more plenty, and
sell at 7 a 8c ; Pickled Hams ;f: Stroked Beef 6f. and Be?f
Rounds 4c. There is a better demand for Butter, and fsir
Dairy has been <-o'td to some extent at s a 12c to the country
and city trade. For cheese also there :s ratker more in?
quiry. _
HAY.?Tbe market continues wuh limited demand for
expon. \s e notice sales about 150 Sales a: 50c. and 200 do
from ( atskill at 48c, tor n Southern market.
ME TALS.?In addition to the cargo Swedes Iron before
reported, '-ales have been nude this week of 160 tons to two
of the principal city dealers at >75, 7 mos, for general assort?
ments ; and another at 77 50, 3 mos, for a particular assort
( menu The value of this description of Iron is very ranch
influenced by assortments, owing to tUe entire cessation of
demand for ihe sizes u-fd (or Na ds, which are abnodaat in
;n market, while others are scarce, and assortment* for oth?
er purposes made up with difficulty. We know oi no tran.
actionsin other sorts. Aninvoi'eof 17,000 pigs Missouri
lead, stored for a few yean past, has been taken on term.
n?t made public.
HIDES.?We notice sales of 500 Albany slaughter, and
800 Buenos Ayres, (22i lbs) on terms not made public ; 413
dry Southern (15 a 16 lb?) at 9J ; and MO (in small lots) at 7
a 8J, cash.
FEATHERS.-We notice s.ile* of 5500 |bs Western Live
Geese at 22 a 25c,and 500 lbs vrry primp 26. cash. By auc?
tion, 49 bales N Carolina Live Geese sold at 181 a 20 cent.,
cash.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
By J. M. Miller ? Co.
1 acres 3 roods ol land on Hoppei'a Lane, in vicinity
of50th st and lOth and llth avenues. $. 330
By HaUiday Jenkins.
4 story brick stores 155and 157 Broadway, with 5 sto
ry brick boilding in rear, used as a hotel?front on
Broadway 40 feel by IOO ft deep, bought in for_V
By Wilkins .V Rollins.
Soutii Baptist Church and lot on Nas..;ju <t, -'? feet
front by 100 !t deep' bought in for.20,0"?
Court Calendar Thin Day.
Circuit Court.?Nos. 51, 91, I0?, 100*. 37,
4.?-, W. 33, 50, 14, HO. 40, fi?, -J7, 66, 69, 99, 82,
103, 80, 77, 90, 97, 79, 100.
SurEKiOR Court.?The first ten causes nut
set down.
Common Pleas.?Nos. 59,62, 63, 7 1. 89-; r,'i.
108, 64, 1, 15, 16, 55, 76, 79, 34, 4b-, 5, 10, 35,
37, 39, 7h, 90.
Bankrupt*? Feb. 4.
James P.Robinson, clerk.New-York.
Stephen Hull Brown. do
William H. Hutchins, merchant, Fisbkili, Dutchess C?.
John Hunt, batter..New-York.
James S. Clark, distiller. Brooklyn.
Cit? Entelliflence.
saturday, Feb. l
Mayor's Office.?Abduction of Mrs. Mil
i.kr.? The complaint ngmiist Brawn was made by Mr.
Black well, an uncle ot .Mrs. Miller, who has tsken through*
out a lively interest in her welfare. The heirs ot Mr. W? I!?
do not appenr to have publicly moved in the matter, al?
though, no doubt, mxious for the safety and well-being ol
their relative. On Saturday evening the Miyorgave In?
decision, in which In* reiuses to release Brown at present,
or even to admit bim to bail. Mr. and Mrs. Miller, aticr
leaving New-York, are known to have got outof the car?
riage atHackens?ck and to have taken the Railroad. Lvt
ters are said to have been received from Mrs. Miller, in
which she expresses herself happy 111 her re-union with her
husband, and pleased at her journey. Much doubt, how?
ever, appears connected w;th the whole trarissclion, which
our city authorities are determined, if possible, fully tu
solve.
Board of Supervisors.?Alderman Balis in
the Chair.-The Committee to w hom was relerred the
bill of Matthew C. Patterson, Esq., reported in favor of al?
lowing $33) 35 for taxed costs, and $500 each as counsel
fees to Messrs Patterson and O'Connor. Alter debate, the
subject was referred back to the Committee. Some.bill'
were ordered to be paid, and others referred w ith power.
United States District Court?In Bank
ruttcy.? Before Judge Beits.
Drei-ions. Barney Corte.?After the trial by Jury, ihr
creditors obtained a decree disallowing the discharge of tin
petitioner. 'Ihe latter subsequently petitioned anew. Mo?
tion is made fur an attachment to compel tbe payment ol
taxed c^sts, und also to stay proceedings on the second pe?
tition till the costs are paid. The Court decided that the
Rules in Bankruptcy are the same as those in Ch tneery -
The creditors did not ask lor the insertion ol costs in decree,
and therefore waived their right. Motions denied.
Seudder, Hilcox <V Viden.?Compulsory petition was
filed, and injunction allowed. Tbe debtors, under oath,
deny tbe declaration ol the creditors. Doubt existed before
the Commis> oner whether proof devolved upon the cred?
itor or debtor. The Court decided that the ohms probandi
in cases in mvtfum falls upon the creditor.
Daniel Youngs.?The petitioner confessed judgement for
$5.i2'to Charles Rowland the day after judgement had been
obtained agnimt bim in a contested case. Tbe Court de?
cided this to be a preferential security. He also inserted a
" false and fictitious debt" of $1500 in his schedule. Decree
of discbarge denied, with costs to be taxed.
Foreign Creditors.?In reply to a question to ?bat
wou'd be the proper course to be pursued by creditors
abroad in proving their debts, th" Court staled that on ap?
plication it would i.'sue a dedimus protestatetn so as to
enab'e them to do so.
Common Pleas.?Before Judge Inglis.
DECISIONS. John IV. Ilnchnan et a!., :?.?. Villiam Hock
man.?In a case w here the barge Shnkspeare was run down
andtsunk, and but $3 damages awarded by Jury. Verdict
confirmed, provided the defendant remits his costs; other?
wise, new trul ordered.
Israel Kvib tts. Stephen JVnrntr ? Actinn h>r Slander.?
Verdict for defendant on deinurrrr, with litieny t<> plaio?fi
to amend.
David If. Robertson, Krecutor ere., *s. Jefrer<on Brawn
et al.?Action of Replevin. Nonsuit set aside, and new
trial ordered.
Alexander Dearborn vs. John Fry.?Relative to letting
premises at Ihe corner ol Norfolk and Broome-.-trcets. A;>
pra! dismissed.
Cornelius Santa vs. Patrick- Callahan.-On the war
ranteeof.a horse. Nonsuit had been allowed. New trial
granted.
Uerard W. Morris vs Conrad A. Ten F.yrk.?Action for
costs. New trial ordered.
J nints A. Spillct vs. Joses h ftouvenal.?Oa a judgement
at the Manne Court which had been assigned. Judgement
lor the plaintiff'on demurrer, with liberty 10 the defendant
to amend.
Henry S'eAn'rrsrr vs. B. yolttnius et al? On the report ot
reterees relative to the proceeds ot cotton which had been
picked up at sea. Report ol referees set aside, an t new
trial ordered.
Circuit Court.?Before Judge Kent.
Nuydd'.'i, .>'?i'e if Co. vs. Hiraii (J. HotchklSS ?The
plaiuuns niOAgrtvd ?siiti u elend ant (aiuii.er ai l'royj u>
grind o>rr a lot ot tl >ur and 1111? it w uli Uour irum ncv>
.vlieaU I hi ..mer got IttJJ bbls. - jr tluu . >s;i.c-i he ucvti
returned, aud plain tiffs replevinc . They now bung action.
Verdict lor plaint tts, valuing ihr property ?I $5,W>y 5o.
PoLtCE Office.?Laki E.mes. ? f liomas Mbrao
was arrtslcd and c mmilled lor stealing cloth, Jtc, worth
{10. from 1. Zeh,of *$>i v-hrand-street
Charles ? 1 Lams, colored, was caught and commuted fur
stealing an ?vercoai worth $8 from ?.ll air. Donovan, Ne.
Wa?ningt street.
csocht IN THK TIIS.IR OWN TRAP ? Two mulatto girts
named Sarah Brown and Amelia Wernau, on Friday mgtit,
accosted Officeu Bdker . uu Stokelry at the corner ol rark
Place and Broadway, and asked mem logo bom; with
them 10 a house in Rcade-streeL The Otticus went, and
entering a rtHini, loUHit j lolorei! man named Joseph Holden
coiicealrd tu a pantry MUc?eU to ihe room, ready to ;tral
irom the tncomvis. 1 he ?_ih:trs arrtslcd ifie man and ihe
two women, and t>uay the three were sent u* the Peniten?
tiary a> v.igi ants?the tern ales lor 4 montiis and tlie male
for 60 day?
Coroner's Orr ice.?Found Drowned.?An
Incurs.! was held 10-day, by Alderman Hatheld, at No.
.'j| Lewis-stitet, on ihe htxly ol an unAaown mm aged
ii?oul 4.*15 ears, n h I was found lying at et>f? tide on itrr mud
of the dock. The deceased had been ia the water only a
shori lime, ami it appeared trom ibe iu:i:ks on ihe bottom
that lie bad straggled hard to extncaie him-el. lie was
i- j.l in 1 lue dotn raomtoac-S green ba r- roun.irtb.-ut, red
dauoel sb..t, aud ibick cloib over .uL Yercict?Accident
rtity ?ii?,v? rsed.
AisoTuaa M\n Drownjhx?The Coroner held anloqnest
to-ds], .11 ;be con.'er ol North Moore a. j West-Streets, on
ibe body ot Loois CastvT, a colortd man, aged a native
of the West 1 notes, w tso re:ided al 16 Lrouard-street, and
Utterly appeared to be insane. He was seen las', wn Thurs?
day, end this morning w as found in tbe dock at the toot of
Beach-street. A coat and cloak and an empty bottle that J
had contained ligaor were found on the wbarf near where
tte body was discovered. Verdict? Found drummed.
Death from Diseasi or the Lcscs?The Coroner
held an Ir quest at the late residence of deceased. No. 11
Amity Place, on tbe body of John Johnson, a co[ored mac,
who had been ill some time without a physician, ind oied
this morning, verdict?D!??d ef ciseas; of tie lungs.
Scxday. Feb. 5>
Police Offics.?Burglar caught.?VVflliam
Layman, a colored man, was arrested by Officer Cockefair,
charged with breaking- into Messrs. J. Mison it Son's store.
No 11 From-street, last Fnd-iy night, and stealing about
worth of batter. He was committed.
-Staebivc CASt?Two men, named John G.lmanin and
Michael McGonegcn, were arre.ted, cbarg-d with subbing
Thoraas O* Concor, of 12? Centre-street, w iib a clasp-knife,
inflicting a wound is his right hip about 2j mches deep.
Both were committed.
1'hrap Wark*.
THE RAINBOW, er Oid-Fellow?' Magazine ? semi
monthly. Pr:c; llj cents.
ALISON S HISTORY OF EUROPE since I7B9- a mag
niScert r-ork of the highest character: to be completed
in 16 number* at '25 cenis each.
URE'S DICTIONARY of An?. Manufactures Mines. Lc.
to be completed in five parts of 320 ooubie-column page*
each. Price $1 for each part.
GALE'S ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
with several hundred engravings. Price SOctnts.
LIFE OF SIR W ALTER SCOTT, in S vols., each 25.
POEMS OF MR WALTER SCOTT, 2 vols..each 25.
BULWER'S NOVELS, in a uniform edition, at 25 cento for
each Novel.
SIR WALTER SCOTT'S NOVELS,at25 cents each.
DICKENS'S Nicholas Nickleby,50cents, Oliver Twist, 50
cents
THIERS-S HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLU?
TION, in 1*3 numbers at 23 cents each.
BEAUTIES OF JOHN WESLEY. ISjcents.
CO ILfcY'SAMERICAN IN EGYPT, 25.
ANGLO-AMERICAN .MAGAZINE. tAe eream efalltht
Brx?sh Magaziiut rolled nfo :?e. First No. 121
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LT Mercantile Library Ai*e?ciation.-Mr.
HENRY S. Oi McKEAN ????ill deliver the 13th Lectureof
the c -urse.at the Broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday ?ve?
nhrg February 7th, at half past 7 o'cl ick
Subject?" Anaccountol Ireland's Forgeries of tbe Sbak
speare Maauscripts."
Tickets 25 cent- each?may be had at the room* of the
Association, or at tht door on the (vening of die Lecture.
Door- open at n quarter before 7 o'clock. Bv order.
6i 2ta>* WILL! IM M. PARKS, Ree. Sec'ry.
TV SSrrenn Ia*ti tute (..re tu re*.?RALPH
WALDO Emerson will tit I ver the first ol a Course ol
(five) Lectures before tin- Institute on Tuesday evening,
Februar; 7 b"j tbe Second on Wednesday evening, Feb. Bib;
ihe Tbird on Thursday evening, Feb !?:!>: the Fourth on
Friday evening, February lOtbt and the Fifth on Saturday
evening, Fei? llth;?in the Universalis! Church corner ol
Walker and Elizabeth ttreets, at7>J o'clock Subject?(Ol
the whole Course)?' New -England,'etc etc
Cards (25 rents) may t>e had it the print '-i^l bookstores
in Broadway, and at the door on thee vening ol the Lecture.
By order. * (2) C. S. STEARNS, Sec'y. If 8t
Pawwenifer* Arrived
In the ship Ocmulgee,from New-Orleans?Mr McDonald,
lady and child; Mr Join son, .Mr Wheeler, Mr Hinckley.Mr
Hlles?9 In the steerage.
In the brig Algonquin, from New-Orleans? W Carrington
and P Williams.
MARINE JOURNAL.
TORT OF NEW-YORK. FE3PUARY 6, 18-13.
MIMATfRK ll-MA.N AC?THIS DAY
thf. BUN the MOON iFfLL sea
Rises 7 11 I Seis 5 IB| Sets Morn. n 3i
Latest Dates.
London.Jan. 3| IIavrk.Jin. t
LtvcRiool.Jan. 4 j Nkw.Orleans.Jan. 26
i I.KARKti s Ut'RIKV.
Ship Trescott, Myrick, M?r?? illes, Boyd 4: Hint ken.
Baiks Navarino, Cormsck, Glasgow, Geo .H.ir; Autumn,
Wady, Pacofic Ocean, whaling, D A: A Kingslaud; Whit
more, Lake, Apalnchicola, J L Brigham; Montpelier,Stack
pole, NOrieans, Nesmith, Leeds At Co.
SBrigs Srhiii,Smith. NOrieans, Sturges A: Clearrnan; Mot?
to. Forbes, Li hon, D H Robertson; Lady Harvey, (Br)M<:
nald, Newfoundland, 6 i J Laurie.
Schrs Tuscirora, Smack, Richmond. Allen i. Paxson;
MiHisenl, Dodge. Baltimore, Johnson itLowden; Colum?
bus, Cade. Norfolk, A B Cooley At Co.
ARRIVED SINCE OCR LAST.
Ship Ocmulgee,Teet, 19 ds fm NOileans, with cotton, to
Scott A; Morn II.
Bark Wni Ladd, Wyman. 15 ds im Port Lean, with cot
to?', to Nesmith, Leeds At Co.
Bark Ovando, Niwhois, 21 ds fm Apalachicola, with cot?
ton, lo master.
Bark Beaver, Edmonds, (of Providence) 21 ds fm N Or
leans, with cotton, to master.
Brig Franklin, Burgess, 21 d< fm Apalachicola, w ith cot?
ton, to master.
Brig Vesper, Hopkins, 8 ds fm Wilmington, NC, with na?
val stores to De Peyster A: Wbitmarsb.
Brig Algonquin, Williams, (of Warren) 17 ds fm N Or?
leans, with sugar, t" Nesmith, Leeds & Co. 17ih uIl35, Ion
47, spoke brig Oncco, Bu'br. bence ior NOrieans,
Brig Samson, Sawy er. 14ds fm Port Lson, and 11 fin Key
West, with cotton, to E D Iluitbut At Co. Sailed luco with
i-rii; Hardy. Tbo npson, for Nxork. Brig J D Neye-, Ash?
ley, arr at Key We?t 21 Jan.
Sehr Marietta, Ryan, Welder. 5 days from Darlen, with
201 hale.- d tt"ii to J s Stone Sailed in c<- n iih i?ng Peter
Dem ill, Lewis, and schi Ann D Be le'l tor NYo k. 30th
uit, off Cape Fe.ar, spoke sehr Repeater, bence tor Wilming?
ton, NC.
Sehr Rockwell, James?. 4 eis Im Wilmington, NC, with na?
val stort--, to Woodhull t Minturn.
Sehr Emma, Johnson,4 ds im Baltimore, with flour, to
Johnson A. Lowden.
Sehr Select. Sanderson, 3 ds fm York River, with iB!Jie,to
raaslf r.
S.-hr Ann Maria. Baxter. 3 ds fm Newbern.NC, with naval
s'.ores, lo Mitchell fc Co.
Sehr Michigan,; Terry, 6 ds :"m Baltimore, with rloar, to
master.
Sehr Lynchbur^, Mathias, 6 ds fm Riebmond, w.th flour,
to Allen i Paxen.
Sehr Maty Eliiabeth, Clark, J ds fm the Delawaie, with
corn, to B N Fox.
Sloop Juhn Tyler, Cbendening,3 ds tm the Delaware,
with corn meal, to B N Fox.
DISASTERS.
We learn from Capt Sawyer, of the Samson, from Key
West, that the Franca Ashoy, Randall, Irom Alaianias :or
this port, when ?tT Carysfon rte: uii lbe20lk ulL aprunk a
uaK. and bore away tor Key West, but nnding ihe water
gaming fast on lhem, Uiey run ashore on LoggeriJt-ad Key
Shoals. Parttti her cargo had been carried lo K-y Westoy
the wreckrrs.who reported Uie brig lu-iol water, and w?uld
Be a total loss. Capiaui and crew saved. The F. A. had a
cargo ot cotic-e. honey, ~c. cou-.gncd to J J Taylor. \ es
sei and cargo nisurro in this city.
TbesChr which weet asboreoo tbe point of tbe Hook,
night oi the S'.'th ulu proves to be the Cooctaw, Capt Dar
t<v. from Cbar.esion, SC. lur Boston, wilC a cargo ot r:ce.
i.V consigned to C D Peters A: Co. Tne lighter American
System has cuine up from tue v. reck w:t:i part ol ber cargo
oi cotionand rice, wj,;cn has ail bteu sa*ed. The ve.v>el
lias bilged, and will be a total loss.
Tbe British brig Belt-tst, oi Bermuda, Capt Petty,--ailed
from N York en toe 28tb oi Oeuiber. for Li*eipool, NS, and
lias not since been tieaid from. She Lad a lull cargo ot
Hour, salt, provisions. Ate , was to wart house at Live.;
and proceed trooi mere to Sl Vincents, in ifisi West hidies.
The Cant and male Belonged Iu Bermuda, t he crew were
shipped'in .Work. The toUowiag is a list of ihe crew :?
Peiiin?te:i Petty, ct Bermuda, master: John Morrou, of do,
tidte.?Crew?J Baxter, w ?nianse, Edward Johnson ann
J.mes Fowler. The Belfast was a lice built vessel ol about
150 tons, and was coppered a-.;d copper lastened. It is sup?
posed sue was lo.-i in lae Noveiaoer gales. A vessel was
lallen in with iu tbe vicinity ul Bermuda, boitoui up. in
the niMuUi oi Deccmbtr last, which answer* her descrip?
tion. ,
The Doric, at NO.iei?ns on the 24th, trom Maumora, re?
ports the sehr Henry Auld, twuno to NOrieans with tail
cargo e.t wool and uides, m attempting to cos-a the Braxo.
oar on Ihe 31st Dec. got ashore a bilged. By great exer
lion sDe was got u.i'a:id broagbi wiUiin the bar, wt.ere ?ne
sunk to less Uian an hoar and a nail. A small portion ol her
tackle, rigging and caigo were saved in a damaged stale?
me vessel a total loss.
On the 7th a?L the sehr Caroline, Smith, bence lor :w.'
Iracs in crossing lire b*r after bemg cfl SO days, was blown
bv a heavy norther on the ?ju h point, with toss ot aacnor
an t cbaius. Sue was ye: lying mere at tr.c Utrst dates ta
lea* than to feet water.
EV Tills MoRMNii'- 500TBEKH MAtt
[Fri.iu our Philadelphia Correspondeoul f
rniLAUtLein.1, Fci-iuary i-i...-t
No mails yesterd*V.
Arrived?Sieamhoat Errickson, Lyman, lui BaiUnejrc.
Sehr Calcutta, Steetnian, u it, mi N Vork.
Brl?w?Ship SLeu-uiduati.W est, tm Liverpool, Dec W.
Bars. Navarre, Cole, 25 ds tm Prrcamnuco?ou Cnester.
Brig oi xaoeUj, Remmgion, from Havana, 2ist ait.?ofl
Chester. m... , .._
Clrated Sa-urday-Schr- A F Merries, Nlors, Hero,
Emenon. Baltimore.
ID" The Washington Prosc-ect Temperance Btce
ficral Society ?iH hoid a meeting Tt:- ( looday) evening
at noli past 7 o'clock, ai Prospect Hail, in E?i.st>eia. one
door Irotn th* corner of Walker >l An Address w iff be de
Irverd by Horace Greeley, E*q ; Messrs. Mirton aed Pas?
che. Jr., will also addr*-s the meeting. Singing by the Li?
ar P:o???c: Socinv and others. Mr>. McDosah will pre.
< :? m the P;aoo. " A C. FLAN EG AN\ President.
Francis K. Browne. Secre:ary. 1?
2LT Tlitcbell S. ?. BOC?AD p-rsons wishine a
feast < ! ejcKi roeak n* and singing are ii-.s-jted to attend
tiie Mitchell to-night, at tbe r Had. 565 Br?iadw--;T. ?X<A
grrsses by Rev. Mr. Eabangh, Mr. T. Oakley. Mr. Heibarg
of Denmark, and Mr. Brown, of Yonkers. Siagine by Mr.
Brown, of tinkers. Mr. Car.y ard :ad*. Mitcaeil Socittv.
Co ne, sign tbe pledge
W. W. WALLACE. Pres!d>rt.
W. G. Philips. Secretary. It* f$
IT Williana Wallace, Es>q. tateol Ky.?The
Lecture oh Tue Some;.* Mutiny," a?ivrrtisec to be g;?en
by this gentleman before the BerVao Institute on Thursday
evening hsr. ;n tne Universalis* (Ute Bowery) Church, cor.
of walker ?ind Eiix-ioeih st- , ? v postponed on account of
the extreme inclemency ot ihe weather, and will now I*
g;v?n at the same place On Monday, the sji inst.
N B. A De^a*? on ir.e sam- -3bi-?c: by rrsr-mbers of the
Institute, will immedntelv follow the Lecture.
Tickets IS* cen's. tobe "had at the dear.
By or.I?r. _ 4; 2t
rTFrench I.aa?nasr- *: a.n EjSCA'S ORAL SYS
T EM? Just coiMnieriLed an evening cla" (or Gectiemen
an.1 a m..rning ci.? :or LiJir-, in each of which a few nnre
may be admitted err? immediate applicaiion H.tvng keen
fnlfy > strncted in his system bv tr.e me John Maoesca, tbe
>ubvcr:brr leaches tr.e French Langnagein tne mosteffiewmt
manner, both as to speaking and writing.
14 Jr* L. MANESCA DURAND, Nj. 7s Franklin st
IT" Oregon Terrirorj. - 1 he propriety and expe?
diency ot nie L atted S.ates Govern ?.?"Ht taking possession
oftheOregjn Territory w?l be discussed This Evening,
at 7J o'cloca, by the Debating Department of the Ne? V M k
Lyceum, at ih-ir Hall, 4!1 Broadway. The public w;il he
admitted without charge, It* f6
. H", \i-Vr Waral ni-iiory, Itlu*irntcd.-D.
APPLETnN i. ?.o. 200 Broadway, will issue In a few
diyt in tr.e p >pular form of the dav.'part 1 r.o he completed
in tour monthly part-) only 25 cents each, the B.xik the
Navy; comprising a general history o! tbe American Ma
rir.e. .n.d rarif.-^ar accounts rd ill the most oh :?mtfii Na?
val Battles, from the Deel vr.iuon ot Innependenee to the
present tune, compiled :,-nm tbe best authorities. Bv John
Fro.t. P.-i.:-><.r Brj,.-. Lettres in the High School ot
Philadelphia. WnJi an Appendix, containing Naval S. :igs.
Anecdotes, kc. Embellished wita num-ieron. orighi il en?
gravings snd portraiu of distinguished Naval Commanders.
tTlr- work Ins h??a wrmen wim a particular view to
popular entertainment and instructi n. To remind H e peo?
ple :h\t the .-avy is the right arm arf ihe national defence ;
to reca'i tne giur.ous action, by which tbe independence of
the country was asserted in the days that tried net.** souls,
) revive tue reconection of those brilliant exploits on the
cean in tbe war with Franc- of which ihe battle cry wa?
'* Millions for d*fence, but no! a cent for tribute :" to diS
e'.iy those gallant achievement* in cefence ol " Free trotte
and Siifort' rights,' which taught Britain that she coul l ii-<
longer claim ihe sovereignty of tbe seas: and to exhibit
i!:'>s( deed-, of gallantry by which ibe barbarian Tripolitans
and Algerines w ere taught to respect th* -tar-spangle.l ba ti?
li? r; to tender the whole of tbfe brilliant biSt?ry familiar to
the recollections ol the people as household words, is the
end and aim ol (he Book ot the Navy.
Fully sensible thst delineation is more rtTeeiive than mere
description and narrative, the author bas embellished the
work with foriy-eighi splemlid illustrations, representing
the most celebrated navii actions, portraits f dbtingnished
commanders, nival scenes, and e^p| >itsot every Urscriptioa
The object being to mr.r.-ase ihe popularity ol tlie navy,
by widely, diffusing the knowledge ol its glorious history
in all parts of the country, and among all classes of people,
it is afforded at an exceedinglr l?w|prlce, for the pnr] ose
of nlacin^ it in the hands of the people.
Book?el!ers aud newsmen will plea>e forward their orders
immediately. f6 it
T~T .**peacer announces to gentlemen that his arrange
mem., are now completed for supplying according to pre?
vious intimation, a fine Fir Hat at a price tSCt '23'
which shall render it emphatically the cheapest as well as
lowest priced Gentlemen's Fur Hat ever on sale In tl.i?
city. Itisprepared in the same style which characterize;
nur finest article, a::.I hk" that article is offered ai a price a!
which it rannot be continued without an unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned with all confidence affirm, n t<> b<
?or th?* gentleman and economist the most desirable Fur
Uat yet offered. (o20tf) SPENCER, 245 Broadway.
iilAlunEr) :
On Thur-dav, the .vi instant,nt Si John'schnrcli George?
town, by the Rev. Mr. Buffer, Captain Blanden Delany, ol
the tj. >. i\.iw. [?> Caroline R., daughter ofMsjor Charles
J.Noorse, ol the District of Columbia.
At Westmoreland; tV. H.Jan. Jn, HoraceStarkeyto Mary
A., daughter of Dr. Gto. F. Duubarol W.
On Wedne'dav evening, Feb. 1st, by the Rev. J. Pa!s?l.
Mr Jehu w. Goln to Miss El tabeth Ann,eldest daughter
Oi Bdmund Gross, Esq. ail of tins city.
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 31st, by ths Rev. Wm. B.
Lewis, John E. Nitchie, to Mari R., youngest daughter ot
Joseph Howard, Esq. ail of Brooklyn.
On the 24th Jan. by ihe Rev. Mr. Harkness, James M.
Rankin to Anna E. daughter of Heury Schenck, Esq. all ot
Flshkill Laneing.
Li Richmond co. Ca. recenily, Governor Sion Elkins,for?
merly of North Carolioa, aged bl.to Miss Rachel Davis,
aged' 14._
DIED:
Feb. 3, Mr. James lianrahan, in ibe 45th year of his age.
Feb 2, Esther, wile of Eben Whitney, in the 631 year ol
her age.
Feb. 2.1, Mr. Samuel Clark, in the 7ih year of bis age.
Feh 2d, Harriet, wife of J M Hatchings, in the 18lh year
rfiierage.
In ihe 73d year of his ag-, Mr. John StilwelJ, nn old and
respe? table iahabitant ol uns city, formerly of N. J.
WANTED?I'laces by two girls, one
as Co.ik or (or Housework, ami one a> Chamber*
maid <>r Nur.r. (.?oo-.i references. Apply ai 12-' Molt st.
16 2r
w
ANTED?A place ns Nurse or Cham?
bermaid, bv a Protestant girl, with two years re:
Apply at25 Howard-st f6 It*
WANTED?-By a respectable Protes?
tant Girl a situation a.-, nurse and seamstress or
chambermaid, or to do housework. Apply at 6-1 Clarkson
st. Good city ret?r'ince given. It*
WANTED?By a capable young wo?
man, ^ situation as cook and laundress, or to do
housework. Apply at208;Centre st Go.jd reference can
be given, li"
WANTED?By a jirotestaat youag
woman a situation to cook, wash and iron, ur to do
housework. Please call at 536 Broadway. City reference
given._f6 I.*
WANTED?A situation by a steady
smart colored man ,<? a groom or coachman?un
derstaada driving and care ol horses well?best City refer
ence given. Apply266 Bowery. (Bit*
WANTED?Jn a School for buys in
the city, a resident Assistant, whose time will be
fully occupied with the duties of the situation; prelereuce
wouhl be gineh to a classical scholar ot sound attainment*
and experience; but li sjc!i does not offer, a gentleman
fully capable of instructing i-? the English department, or
a well educated'fortigner will answer. Very satisfacuiry
references will he required. Apply during all this week at
4.'.' Houston street, near Broadway, b-lore 1U in Ibe morn
i ag.or a fter, 4 o'clock. 6f f
\ IMtuTErfTANT youiijs 'vornan wants
jTJL a situation as chambermaid?is a good washer and
iroi er, or general house work, with good city reference.?
Irquire 2St Walker st. _ 16 It*
INTELLIGENCE Oi'FiCE, ^' NaT
sau st ? John M'Cabe having ^ivenup die above office,
hiu transferred the busioevs to P. A. Bell, proprietor of Hut
son's Inuiligeuce offi:e, Pearl st where J. M'Cabe's
subscribers and customers will be suppheit with goed do?
mestic servants. 6f Iw*
AVOL'NC MAN. respectably counect
ed, wtih oce or two hundred dollars, may aiake a de?
sirable business arrangement by addreasm-g A. G. ai thisol
fice._16 It* I
OARD WANTED in a private family
by a gentiemin and bus wife. A note addressed 10 A.
u. at this offi l-e. wiUi terms, Jtc. will receive ailtnuon It"
?ST?lRl & uFPlCES TO LET.
The Lownr Floor, Ba?ement and Cellar ot the Store
.s i. u N-tssiu-sireet, corner of Liberty.
Ais... Offices in the same builiing. Apply at 31 Nas^au
streec_6f lw"
TO LET?From the first of May, a
_ small two story brick Hou-e, almost new, and in
j:;jou iepa:r, with a oa?ement aud under cellar. It is very
pleasantly shnated la the rearrd of (be lot No. 14 > Clinton
atreei' near Grand; wun a very handsome garden in front,
extending id Ute tirje-waik. For lurtner pd-rticalar. inquire
a 1143 Clinton s-.reeL_6flwi*
AN A POT HECARY AN D DJUVG
ESTABLISHMENT, eiigiMy iitnated in tbe upper
nan cf Broadway, to be disposed of on reasonable lern.?.?
The purchaser will have Uie good will of tne business, and
cau take immediate possession. Reference to Dr. DODD,
643Broadway,corner Bleec?er .t_f6 lw?
iiRJEKNU'IClI P?TIEBV,
261 WfcsT EfGHTEENTH-sTRXZT,
hetzten jthand \"th Avenues.
THE Subsciiber respectfully calls the at
teniion of tue puDlic to ine great variety of articles
m mufactured at this esubl-ahmeai?such as Sto.ns-W'are,
Earthes-Ware, Portable Fcr."ace3, Chimney Pots,
GaME.t-Hocse tile, Flower Pots, Over? 1 ilk, Backs
and Jams, Kirk Brick, kc. kc.
As Uns is the only establishnient of the kind in tbe city,
wbeic the alsove aaucles are maaulactured, ;be public are
a-oure<l that ad orders will be attended to witii wrcmptness
ami punciuali'.y, and on the nxost liberal terms
S. ?. A great improvement haj been mnce in Portable
Fea.NACSs sad the sizus enlarged, and warranted supeiwr
to any *>ld m ibis cny. "> HLHtNGTON SMITH,
lb 1m*_
TO UHOCERrf and Dealers in Porta
B
T
atientioaoi Uiepubhcl? hi- !irge stock?.! Kumstet now
on band, and for sale at lOW prices. I he Furru. r> nutttt?
i.: iure.i at ih^- eiunuajmeui-are waiTanted Hjp?ior to sny
sold j? ihe city. . .
N B ? Monewareacd Eartlieiiw-are t.i alt Ui'nr rarielies.
AB orders packed aid s?u: to any part oi the cny tree of
car.a-e. WASHINGTON SMITH.
Greenwich Pottery. 2*1 West Eignteentb-su >
between Oih and tes_h avenues. 5 to 1m*
ART HEN WAKE.?8 crates superior
Ware?Tea Setts?for sale by
aU GildNNSLLt, M1NTLRN it Co.TV Strath at
4 CONCERT of Sacred Music will be
TL givec in tfie Second Universal;? Charcb. in Orchard
st;ert.ce;a- Broose. oa WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb.
5, V?S+co&tatocia* at 7s o'ciock.
Conductor, D. B. Be??Organist, ?n, Wood.
saxt :.
L Voluntary oc the Organ
i Tune. ?? Dasabe" .... Whitaker
3. Prayer
4. Anthem. " O, sarelv melody".J. H. SwicdeCs
5. Chorus. " Lei the bright Seraphim'*.D. Duuen, Jr.
6. Rec:i. ? When from the sacred garden driven" )
At. ?* She led biz: through Use trackiess wild" >
6 J. G. Webb
7. Amh-m. " I U wish ray band? In mnocency".. Chappie
3. Solo an i Choins. ?? The rr-ar*e':03J work.".Haydn
9. Duett, " The L?rd is a rr-1n cf war1' ?? ? ? - ? Handel
ID. Coons. '? No*- elevate the >:ga c! .'uu.tfc,".Hayds
11. Nati si Anltco. ?' Gotl aas crude us tree" C. Z. Morn
"art rr.
1. Anthem. '0, come Im us .lugantn ice Lord''.. Chap ?le
j 2. R^ctt. " Hark ! a ^i.ad v->ce." A.'r. "The Sa?
viour couie>".S. Glover
j S. Anthem " P aise trie L.src. ve servants".Chappie
! -t. Duett. ? Tr;e bird iet Icxxe.".o. Soaw
3, Anthem. ' The Loid i> King."......Chappie
; ^. Quintette. - Night's si aoe no longer.".Rre.sim
7. Anthem. '? Pra:v the Lord. O my soul.".W. Wood
5. Duett. " Saul and Jonathan,"* from t'ie Orstc
r:o of David.NVukomm
i>. Asthrm. ??(*. giro thtuks".Dr Clarke
10 DiTot-cr "Sit unto ih?- Klesf*".Hastine
XT Tickets, 12? cetits each, may be had ox* Conan;. sm
i *r.?od street u Atkins, 16 Catherine street; Union Office.
1J0 Fuiton street, and at the e?oor on tr?e evening of the per?
form I nee. fg 2,'
~\ MEtvICANM EIS L UiStl?Marble buUd
-T mg.opposite SuPaul's Church.?P. T. BXRNTM.
Manager.?Last week ot the gorgeous and ma*gttiSeeat
spectacle of
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.
L i-t week of the universally admired Animated Tab?
les :x, m.-ludtng the Burning Ol Moscow.
Tdse celebrated INDIAN CHIEFS with their Warriors
ami Squaws have arrived!
H. Sherman.the Ballad Singer-T. G. Booth, the un?
rivalled Comic Singer?La Peine Celeste, the admired
danseose?Miss Uood, the Vocalist, i.e.
On Wednesday and Saturday of this week a Day Ter
forma nee will i.iit? place in the aPernooo. commencing at
1} o'clock. Ti e Even,:)? Performance at 7} o'clock.
Pr:ce of Admission, 23 cents? Cht.'dr?n under 10 year*
half-price. 6f
PE ALE'S NEW-YORK Si*USKUM,
NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE OAL
LERY.?Day vhvters idmitted the same evening free.
'I be M in iger is prond to announce au engagement with
Signor Mael >ki, tu ru N iples, with bis magnificent and gor?
geous Dioramas, among which are the Vision ol iheSun,
or the Meedngof the Deities; also, the magnificent Dio
;.o" ? -.rottug the Invasion ol ftu-sia by Napoleon Bo?
naparte, including the Condagrattoc of Moscow.
Mr. R tt c, nit- ;reat Necromancer ami Magician.
.V> i eng i ted, the mysterious and asunishing Gipsy Wo
man, from England, who can be consulted in a private
apartment from 9 o'clock, A. M. until 10 P.M. A gentle*,
uian will be In attendance to introduce visitors. An run
charge of only I2J cents to those who omi^uIi the Gipsy
Woman. j30
f^ANCY GOOD8 and Comb Ware-]
bouse.-W.il CARV i: Co., 186 Pearl-street, oppo?
site Cedar-street, New-York, have for sale, In any quanti
tie-,, the lollowmg descriptions Ol Gcod?:
Shell Combs, Gilt Buttons, GuniTeeiij'g Rings.
Morn Com is, Bone Buttons, Tea Caddies,
lion Combs, Hour Moulds, Segar Cases,
Bra,-Combs, Tinned Buttons, Hunters' Whistle-,
Orr Silver Combs, Pearl Buttons, Beads,
Ivory Combs, Lasting Buttons, Needles
Hair Bru-hes, Merino Buttons, Corset Needles,
Cloth Brushes, Velvet Buttons, Carpet Needles,
Shaving "rushes, Metal Buttons, Cheniete Needles,
Tooth Brushes, Paper Buttons, Worsted Needles,
Nail Brushes, w?,od Moulds, Knitting Pins,
Button Brushes, w<>rk R?xes, Pins,
Cotde Brushes, Gill Boxes, Patent Diaper Pins,
WireBrushes, Bead Bags, Corset Lace?,
Con b Brushes, Be n? Pur-es, Spool Cotton,
Paint Brushes, Velvet Pur?es, ByeJet Rings,
Sash Tools, Silk Pur>e-, Whalebones,
Varnish Brush' s, Hand Mirrors, Kazo
none Brashes, statia Glasses, Penknives,
Crumb Brushes, Sun Glasses, Scissors.
Suspenders, Toilette Glosses, Razor Strops,
Shaving B->\->, Mouth Mirrors, Silver Pencils,
Stilettoes, Backgam. Boards, Thimbles,
' n ked Canes, Dominoes, Spoons.
Snuff Boxes, Chessmen, Steel Pens,
Fishing Lines, Dice, Lead Pencils,
Get s.ivr-r Spoons, Wallets, Almond Soap,
Silver Thimbles, PocJtetbooks, Wash Baits,
Silver Spectacles, Card Cases, Cologne Water,
Steel Spectacles, Cigar Cases, Florida Water,
Goggles, Needle Cases, Ltvender,
Sivcr Tooth Picks, wi.ip Cord, Honey Water.
Pweexers, Breast Pins, MacasMir Oil,
Pencil Leads, Finger Kings, Bear's Oil.
Covered Crayons, Watch Keys, Bud'alo Oil,
Pocket Inkstands Watch Guards, Cold Cream,
Writing Ink. Nrcklaces, Hair Powder,
ludelible Ink, Accordions, Tooth Powd? r,
Ink Powders, Violin?, Hooks and Eyes,
Ivory Folders, Violin String", Pistols,
Stud Boxes, Vjolincello do. Percuvion Caps,
Letter Stanipi, Ba*v Viol do. Ho. ks and Rings,
Waters, Violin Bows, Fish Hooks,
Sealing Wax, Violin Bridges, Powder Flasks,
Linen Twine, \ lohn Pegs, Tortoise Shell,
India Twine, Harmonicas, Ivory,
V /.elard Twine, Jewsharp?, Ox Horns,
School Slates, Accord'n lnstr's, Inoia Rattans,
Slate Pecct's, Perfumed So.ps, Horn Tips,
Pwine Reels, Shaving Cakes, Bones,
Cork Inkstands, Military soap, Whalebone,
Writing Fluid, Windsor Soap, Peail Shell.
Particular attention paid to putting up orders lor Ivory
Combs lor West India and African markets
Merchants purchasing goods in this line tor other markets,
are invited to call.
JZT \V. II. C. Ac Co. are continually importing and re
.-eivintr goods in ihis lino. t t> ltD JlW
LAW ItEl'ORTEK, for February, 1643,
Ibis day published by BRADBURY, SODEN it CO;
N?. 1" School-itteet, Bostcm. and No. 1--7 Nassau street,
New-York.
Contents ?The Destruction of the Ursnlinc Convent
by a mob ; Recent Decisions by Judge Story of Massachu?
setts, Judge Ware of .Maine, Judge Judson of Connecti?
cut. Judge Irwin of Pennsylvania, Judge Sprague of Mas?
sachusetts arid others; Digest of American Cases; Intelli?
gence and Misceil.inyj Critical Notices; Li^tof Bankrupt-!
in New-York, New-llimpsbire and 31as?achusells; Obtiu
xry Notices.
Phis work i? published monthly, at the low price of $3
per annum The hack numbers of the present volume con?
tain aii the dec s uns ol Juoge Story in Bankruptcy, and ot
most of the other Judges throughx ut the coumry, lurnisbed
for the work by the Judges themselves. Tue woik also
contains authentic lists ot Bankrupts from the States of
Massachusetts, New-Voik, Maine, New-Hampshire, Con
uecticut, Rhode island and IlPnoi?. f<5
Wni. W. Shirley, Auctioneer.
IHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWAKE
\_y?Tuesday, Feb. 7th, at 11 o'clock, at the large store
No. 414 Broadway, near Canal street, catalogue sale in Iota
to suit retailers, botels/fnmUies and boarding houses?an ex?
tensive assortment ol dinner, tea, coffee and toilet sets oil
tdue an'l other printed, Bouroon sprig and white and gold !
oainis, h:ue Willow aud edged Plates and Dishes, Jugs.
Teas, Coffees; Gllassware?cut and plain ball and astral
Limp-.cioek-, S i!es positive, ram or shine. (6 2iW
AUCTION NOTICE.??. rjraper,Jr,
w; 1 sell this day, Tuesday, Feh 6th, at 12 o'clock,
at me corner ot Broad street and Exchange Place, the
balance ot the goods, saved from the tuins of the late tir?.,
consisting o! >atnmis, Kentucky Jeans, ?*.<:. I 6
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
tor Young Ladies, No. 10 Carroll Place. Bleecker-st.,
New-York. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey would inform their pa?
trons an-J the public that they hav* reduced the terms ol
tuition in their Institution to .-uii the prevure ol the times.
Their next term will commence on the I3:h of Feb. mat,?
(ireat attention is d*voted to Readnitr. Wriimg, Elocution,
tirummar, Arithmetic, Malhrmalics, History, Composition,
and Alusio. The whole school attend daily to the French
language, and French Is spoken in ibe family. No extra
charge for Latin, or Singing in cla-.ses. The Spanish and
Italian Language.-, Drawing, arid Painting are taught on
tbr usual terin?. For further particulars, please apply as
abo/e._16 It
WRITING TAUGHT for $1.?Mr.
Dolbear'S usual teruis (wing so high that rone but
the wealthy can afford them, he has formed a class for la?
dies at *jl tjr i2 lessons; and several parents have already
taken ticket? tor themselves and children. This class are
Uu?ln the same elegant style tor which Mr. D. charges hu
oiner classes $1 per lesson. Those whp feel interested
should preserve this nonce, and procure tickets for them?
selves and tne..ds without delay. Room* tri Si. Luke's
Sciiooi building ; eiiLrauce Ii7l Hu Ison-streeL Genttemen's
Evening Cla?es f r Wr.Ung and Boejk-kecping No. 1
Grove, corner ot Hudso:;-?L 1*
PEACHORCilARD 1T?AL
?Price Reauced. The subscriker bav
i"'g io deliver up rns Yaril in a very short lime, oilers ti e
baianc* of hts stock of firsi quaiiiy Coal, at the very lo*
puce of -ft 73 lor broken, e_gg, and nut sizes, carefully
tcreeued and delivered tree ol cartage, being lower than
the s*uie quality of Coai has ever been offered in this city.
JAMES DOWNEY,
f? ira Yard, corner of King and Greenwicti-ata.
NOTICE.?The Con tractors for Clean?
ing the Public Streets are now ready to ?eil at their
Office, No. 24 Canal-street, the Manure collected in ite
si;eels; and to receive complaint* against the unclean?ne??
ui the ?u-eets, If cause exists.?Feb. J, 1343. b'f la?*??
N PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur?
rogated the County of New-York, Notice is hereby
g.vec to all persons having chums against David Pnwell,
.ate of the Ciiy of Ne w-York, carpenter, deceased, le pre
setl tie tame with the vouchers tnereof to the sabscnuer,
at the re.-ideece ot Samuel S. William?, No. 263 Madtson
street, in the C: y of New-York, on or before the ei?;h.b day
ot August next-? Dated New-York, the 4tli day of Febrna
ry. 184a. SANDS PuWELL. Executor. 6f law6m
EPOiNOJMLY itN DRESri?22l> Broad
.-ly, oppceite the Fountain.?I would suggest lo the
community that 1 am furnishing every article cf Clothing
at proporuonabiy moderate prices, for which our Sack Sui ?
touis have been afforded, and would -oI?cila?ali from those
capable of appreciating g*>-l work, thai ibey may judge o!
;he :i.daceiweut.s offered ;o tho-e paying ready money.
Siranger? in die cny requiring gann-nts will please learn
our prices. W.M. T. JENNINGS,
jll tsu_Draper and Tail >r.
HAIvii-WARE K\IJER--t)0()~ ream^,
different sixes, 36 by 40 to 21 by 27; aiso?00 rearm
?ta-eiope?ISO gros? 3onnet Board?, tur s le at raaanfac
tm-ers'prices, by GAUNT k DERJilCESON,
r- j ?'_ I?6 .-v.-.'j.-?u--i.
OUVE OIL.?40 pipes, for aale by
GIUNNELL, MINT URN k CO.,
did 78 Sc^th-street.
r
AUCTION frALi^.
Jts_j_ RictAni*. AscttaMwr.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT,
Store 1* B.uocwaT.
L.'*>era.i cus advances made oa cv>.n^i5nj*-ca lor 3-1^ ??_??*
rales
WS0NSSDAY KVKXing.
English Book>?A Urge fv-'teciion of valuable old Krg
Iis? Books, including rcacy V?tatbic wo R_
Music?X ctxttce coMettton <: Piuao Kone and Vocal ?u
mc. bi-irii* in<- private collection ol a iej?i>*aaa about leav.
log the country?
Consistm* of Moor? er?d Steveu-co** Nsikcasl Airs, 3 to
QtO- Caicou'? tiler*. Cason? *>?t?i Catche?. Sv qiO; Weber,'*
Ojhtsoi Der Frcyscbuts; Duets. Xc. by Nowtto? HUyd..-?
Oratorio* of Creaitca 9*es*i?*3 Mc Far use's Sacred
.wu?ic. Quarts Fbxiweil. KeiJv aaJ Mi**''* SacredMusk]
Ross and Canton** do tk>. >olaine* of ita/vsa and Fiestels
Sonf? and Dn-is IUn.1..-, frutCOftS, Song* ke ? EtaVs
I Song* of tt>e Parks; tfckften . \ , ifisl; Smith'*- Select
Me todies; Horseiry'a PssnnTc- Ma. pl>rr?0!. s Caio ..ism
ot Music Natbaa s JS?say 00 Mosic. q?! Volumes ,'f mis?
cellaneous Pieces, by e?!m-i,t auuv>r?, MincipaUy Engturj
ed^icm*.
Aho, rrpvrard of 30.0 p?ge> of r.cpu!?r Music, embracing
Sengs, Duf." PieeS, t J.eve-. Pvnures, Ms... ?? ttC
Tmjrv M:<!v,- New-Yoax Tuso* Sam:-To com
mence March S8,i*tS.?*"**Jw i.<xt rr<?u.ar Trace Sal.- will
be roramritrol on UM Ith Toetday Ol March uexi, iu *?.
cocttance with the ie?ubU!<Jis M the Trade. ti will be
cwttducird, ?? beiet<-?>re. ui?fer ifce?* >e?;ul*i.ou?, ?i>t un?
der the diieciron of the Committee et ihe Trade;
Invokesof Books,Sr_tW?ery, Paper, Stereotyp?. Platr*.
kct ?re respectfully jobciied Tn< > *ho*iid t>e rurnisi?_ by
the Mot 01 February nest when tue Catalogue wm !<e put
to press.
The usual cash advances willhc made011 receipt ofgooda
wben required, and die sales * ill *v Kusrauteedaiid cashed,
1 it desired. _
BY s. DKaTeK, Jr.?es tore 54 W?
?anwire?-. corner ol Pw>-.s;ierL
THIS DAY,
At \Z o'clock, on the CXTrnerol Broad streetuM Kxchaoi"*
place, the balance of the goodi saved 1 rum ,'he Ute tue.
consisting ot Satinettx Kentucky .'e??>?. kc. 4.^.
Terms?Cask
TUESDAY, Feb. 7.
At 10 o'clock, at the auction room
J99 Packages AmuucaN Goctf?, l>?.M.?..sr-?together
i\ Ith au eiienstve assortment o: ft?*h i?nf??.??1.?-?1 mercnats.
dt?e?on .11 r?-dit 01 6 meotbSi tcr approved endorsed tn^e*.
The damaged goods were ?uuk lu ihe Missoori river, ta?
ken out liumediaiely, drie.i in the -un, are a little M ii?m d.
but the fabrics are uniiou.eo. They will Iks sold w idsoui
teser--, lor the benefito\ wlh^m n usay coocern.
Ccomisting otttie loltowtnfi df^acHpuoaa:
*j?il bau*. 1.pfeeea' bleached Ajseficanccttoas,sheet.
ln^-s and ?hinlogs.
^1 bale? pieces anblet*cbed d^< d'%
6n Inks 2,stOO pieces ranona itylesol (Mttus.
16 tia!e? pieceS heavy o.ue ccuous,
2bales li piece, bed-tick*.
33 packages ?vorteil merciiamiiM*.
toe bales black and white wadding,
t-oi Mt) Hoods? Also. Id ba'e? Ku.^ia dtap*r?, foi cash
A.v>, .'t entirr 1 i^es cotton hosiery aud Kluves.
Abo, A cases figured ci unsou Ponget, t anton dj e.
A Us, .7casts new Style fancy prints, the hi*t udeted ;r?
the market.
.11-', .0 case-, if w style lancy ptinl?, comprising a gene?
ral assortOMuL
Also, 10 cases furniture pri/.ls.
Also, 13 ca-es. new style fancy prints
Also,9300 new Myleuoney comb ?twwls, ht spring trade.
Als?), it cases super black aud blue brond? lotos.
AI?), .1 cases asstn'led colored do.
A so, I cased I black French bombazines*, *?? account o
whom ii may concern.
Also, 2 cases printed cotton bandkt 'th < b.
Also, 1 case crimson Pongee do.
Also, an eiune invoice steamboat COUiiterpaoea,
Also5casks hoes and 1 case cavalry swords (>t.,magrd),
with which the sale will commence.
Cataiogaes and. samples iea.iv the das- ptwiou? U? sale.
WEDNESDAY, Pub, B.
At 10 o'dock. at the nore 128 Pront-attcet
Damacko Cor rsc.^rWO bags Sumatra Codi damaged
by tire. It can be examined at said itore two day* belt rw
the Mile. This is a very sup? r or ardde ol Coflee, aw*l *?*
taken from the Dutch Company's stores al Peidaog.
Sold for benefit ol whom it may concern.
Perms cash.
THURSDAY, Fi b. 3.
At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Room.
Canton Mattimc.?1550 roils assorted 4-1, 5-1 and 6 4
white and checked Cautuu Malting,including 700 piece*
very superior, made 10 order for cil) iia-.te.
FRIDAY, lOtb,
Shlkikk Bale ?On Friday, intli lust,at II o'clock at th e
auction ri ?ni, oy order ol the Sherifl", the balance "I ?? loh ?
Der's stock, to close a concern. Also the fixtures.
Terms?cash.
MONDAY. Feb. 13.
At 12 O'clock, at Sinclair's Slate Yard, 199 Water-sl.
By order of the Collector 01 the Port?S cases Ma rid*
Sculpture, being the caps imported lor piiiais Inthe Mer*
i.j, ' ? Excbange.
TUESDAY, Feb. 14.
\ At 10 o'clock, al the Auction Room.
Cloths and Cassimmies? From the shelves?on acrtdil
01 sii months, tor approved endorsed notes.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
-100 pieces 14. 5-1 and h-4. red and white Canton mattinif.
A Principle matte practicable i.s a Principle made useiul.'
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT, 14i* Fulion-st., New-York.
The UHUersigued, in announcing to their patrons tlieir de?
termination 10 auiiere suiclly 10 Ike principle of cash dm!
ing in their busiue.ss, would lake occasion to .-.<y that they
uave become well ?atishsid of the practicablliiy and uaelul.
nets of such a plan by the uniform ?:'??. -? .?> which has at*
tended its operation in their bouse from the commencement.
The advantages derived by ti.e customer from the adop.
lion of this system?thereby realising a ^mn ol tki percent
upon credit prices?they conceive peiiectly obvious, and
iheretore need no comment. 01 the merits ol their bo use
and die facilities with which ihey are invested ol (hrnlsbing
a cheap and rich garment, they will not dilate?fully as?
sured a.? they ?re 1h.11 this simple fact is 100 well known
their celebrity too w?Jl established, to rt-quhc lurther re.
mark. And in calliug the attention of the gentlemen of ln?
United States, and New-York in particular, to their asAori
mcntof choice goods, Ihey will merely olwerve that und*?.
viating punctuality and dispatch In answering the commands
of their friends is as much a part ol meir system US cash
payments. o30 Istl J. C. BOOTH It CO
FOR SALE to CLOSE A C'0'N?ITKN
?The Steamboat JOHN MASON.aa she lies at the
Dry Dock, East River, will be sold al Put)lic Auction, at
the Exchange, on Toesdav, the 7ih day ol February next.
Terms, one fouith cash al the ume ol s,t|e. balance In three t
six and nine luoutho. on intere-t lor satisfactory paper.
Also, at W illtanisburg. on Wednesday the 8th nt Febru?
ary, the steamboat Railways, work shop, ship timber, to?
gether wiih several parts ot the engine, of the ?te?mer
North America. Terms, all sums under *UMi ca?h,over $1'?'?
al 6 rnonihs, !<>r faiiaTactory pa|?-r.
Also.nt the city of Albany, on Tuesday the lib day of
April next, two .cows, oliice furniture, and several parls of
lee engines of ihe steamer North America ; and ?i ibe cUy
01 Troy, on Wednesday 3th April next, a wood scow, oOh a
and wharf furniture and fixtures. Terms, under jl')' cash,
over *Io<) at 8 months, tor latlsfaclory paper.
Also, at private sale, ar the idhce nt the Hudson River
Sieamlwai Association, >> Courtland-al , a b I second hand
steamlHiat mat trasses, pUfows, coonterpains, sheets ruxl pil?
low cases, kc.
As the above n?m? d property w ill be Mild In Order In
close a concern, the salrs will be positive, and without r?
serve.
N. B. All persons huvmj; claim* upon the Hudson finer
Sienmboai Association, will please present them tor liqui?
dation, on or before the 15th March next, to A. P. PoNDs.at
their office, 56 Courtlandt-tU jU n't
THE ATTENTION OF CAPITAL
ISTS is called 10 thai valuable Property, connmng
ol I vacant lots Of I^auil situated on Hie N. W. side nf .Mur?
ray-street, bei ween Church sl'set and West Broadway, op?
posite Columbia College, presenting a fine open front free
from the liability of beme overlooked b? oilier buildlnfrs.
These are full lots, each 'lb by \W lee:. This is one of the
most eligible situations 111 the lower part of the city (or a
public banding or private dwelling, und presents an oppor?
tunity very seldom occurring of purchasing four contiguous
levlsot lull dimensions so favorably situated.
The title is pertecr, being tu lee from ihe Trinity Church.
$15.000 of the purcha.se money can remnin on mortgage.
Irquireof ?. V. CLAKKSON. 3 WalUt.
E. II. OWEN. It f'ir.e.?A.
WM. K. LEWIS, T> .Maiden la.ir.
ll not prevloudy >:.-;.>/-? 01 al at private sale, ti will b?
sold at the Merchants' Exchange February 8th, 1843. by J .
J.Swift k Co. Ii7ti.*
FIRE! FIREhTiRE !*! ?A17n<j sea
sonot the year, and al tliu w.r* especially, (wben ac?
cidents by fire are uf freqoent occurrehcv) ttie subscriber
would call the fittenlion Ol die public and pormti in fxu tu ?
alar U; ihe celebrateil Fne On.imer.t ol E. C. U R. E. Mn?.?,
long known and use<l wiib unparallrled success as a ?ure
and speedy cure lor Burns from whiiever cause, and in
their worst sts^e. lie would also Hate, that in almost alt
cases,, if immediately applied, it will prevent hluttmg and
the otherunpteas.ini cor.v qier.ces winch ensue,and would
therefore advise every one 10 have a supply ready st band,
llisalsoan infallible reiu'-fl; lor codi blainsor frost-bi'.e?.
In order to make it aa trducem. of, ??;.<! ??? thai no out nred
bt anthout it, be has it put up in pot>> at 2s and Is each, with
full direction- lor ose. HELMEN K. MOSS
_ f3 Im*_ZC6 and 5ffl Qrand-st.
/T A A HAIR MATTRASSES?Steam
ft/ XJ XJ boat and packet owm-rn, and all others who are
in want of pure curled Hair Maurasses, and etber bedding
would do well before porcbi?'r.g ebewbere, to call at our
Warehouse and ezamtne our strxk, as we are confident that
after an experience ia the business of upwards of twenty
two yeais, we can furnish them with bedding of the first
quality as low, if cot lower.than any other re>pcnsiblehouse
in or cutnt ihe city. O. P. k J. GRATA CAP,
Uphoisterv, Bedding and Paper Hanging Warehoose.
No 31 Ma den lane, next dovr to cor. of >'????*" ?'?
N. B.?G. P L J. O. would rad the attention of Country
Merchants, **d Landlords, to their large ?lock ?>' French
and American Paper Hangings, wbich they are sellmij at
prices to suit the tunes._3i2+*
WATCHES lower than ever?In con?
sequence of the redaction of duties by the uu
tariff th* scrMcribcr is selling bit ?tock ol tiold and Sdver
Le-ers, Anchor Escapemeitt*, Lupine, and other Watches
of new and splendid patterns, and Jewebyat r?rtail<?t ?>
COO*ao>rable reduction from former prices, being rawb
lower than they can be Umgbt for at any other ptw '0
Uir cily. Oold Wm< lies as low as |20 to t>2*? C?ch.?
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought. All watrbes
warranted to keep good time or U.e tmrney reicned.?
W*ixme< and Clocks repaired in the beat manner, and war?
ranted, at moch l?ess than the usual prices,
?. C ALLEN, Importer of Wauraes and Jewelery,
oi7is tf Wholesale and eta iL 5.1 Wa!l-?c. up ftairs.
WATCHES, Jewelry, Silver Ware, <tc.
by ?. k S. S. ROCKWELL,
jlO 3_us* No. 9 AiW House.

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