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AMERICAN MUSEUM
ATTRACTIONS-NOVE NEVER
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
TENFOLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEVER
EQUALLED
RETURN OF GENERAL TOM THUMB.
GENERAL TOM THUMB, the wonderful dwarf has inst
~ returned from hiy highly successful Southern TouT and
will remain A SHORT TIME ONLY previous TO hi de-
raruIe Tor Boston, Since leaving this city has visited
in the Southern States
The General only smallest dwarf the world I'm,
he is also the - ~'' wv
SMALLEST PERSON THAT EVER WALKED
ALONE
he y IN perfect health lively tlka,ve, intelligent years
W- WEIGHS ONLY Is POUNDS ;; 90
that being precisely his weigh, when hut months old He
can be seen the whole day and evening Ao
MAGNIFICENT MODEL OF PARIS.
all carved WOOD the labor of 6 years covering Of
$50 eet and repres enng the city with fidelity
that have been great metropolis can point
out the very house in which they lived
DIR. VALENTINE,
the great comic d!oI er will give his comic ecceutrc
" rs and rsr9r Ene,tainm.,, NJ, sHER
n ne be a1,i'u dsn,euse The NELODEON, living SEA
DOo rom Sewound and, 800 900 curoses. PsIfor-
manees y The store Room every evening at o'clock and
admitt same evening FREE.
price ml7 zee
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Died,

On Wednesday morning 18th inst HENRY HARDEN
CRoocK, aged % years.
he friends the family and the members of Engine
Company No ST. respectfully invited to attend the f
neral this afternoon at o'clock from 81 Essex street.
On Tuesday, 10th inst JOHN ST. FELIX ELLISON Of
Lieut. Francis and Mary A.. Ellison aged 10 months
and l6 days.
On Wednesday, 18th inst, Mrs: Isabella CARoLAN,
wife of Oron Carolan.
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from her late
residence, Hague street.
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HANDSOME APARTMENTS, IN Houston street near
mi bn,rS y to let to geotlem with beas. and
bar g, N.1o' Garden Orst the house. iii Houston street
HANDSOME APAKTMENTs in Housfor street clsse
e., r let T. gentle With teat',. and
m,2 I'm ,od.ec ''''''' 00' N'' al" ''' '"'''
sD 1872 T FS'SB & W GOLD
s e., ss; s %sss nds T be s.SY
w HAT can BE MORE trying TO he feelings Of moth.
.cc en- a. @ 70 behold her infant wrhrs the .sopes OF
s sa2s sn Ss % % as And
sufferer that s. i@s bisrisns sy
iss se.n
The stomach bowels liver In The ,Opth
chest Sold ssndy fSsy da%;e %e Fulton
street corner Of Gold 21s Broadway, East Broadway
PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS,
Nos % Ds and 81 Gold old street, n York April ls4s
aass II 4. AMP "
i1 70 s sasS $ R.a S"s
ssss s' ssns f hs vii
'isH ss tho" newly printed
o AID Gp s..s s and s:y
their friend hat nowhstandng the great reducon
they hs1 si Sss1s
T%sy Go,hs
hf oa WIZ not only continue h fsvos but tt
s' pse. to furnish the
Sy is o me fSsny nor M articles used b
with the greatest aud pomphude and
Job6ns work and epa.ns WI be the lowest pos
B-A aI,s,ss manu- BY this establishment viii
be stamped H. HOE co so Thar persons from abroad
o Of 1''" with spurious articles made IN imitation
this noe three before The first d JAY next and send one
Of Their Eap., to ug will be enuei to Payment O 'hs bill
FQN THE FACE AND sRiN.-crupive dirossa on the
lace ana skl socn as pm ,es boiches tn iseI :ns
vsabe Lotion WITCH Ia. tS eS s %,s US.
II s 'f FOR md 81 tn,
So- ''w'i' Corner OF Spring street Pre-, e, 70 es.. ,"
AIbEE MlxTs ASB s5E F IA F5
end ed f sph e. snS e and climate
WILLIAM MULLA~E,
Iny9 lm-r 10. William street. basement
THE ANGIE ST AND WONDERFUL EMFiRr or
MASLiN GO have ja: Ieceiyed from London m'gni:
sms al s "d %hs y 70 il
bined to presen. beautiful and Instructive
"i n Of csaa
he % SS iey
10 TIE United States in cosn1con with - of
ss1 II. % ID with saSS
containing '''' steel sns''As' in itei h FRI 8
my7.lm.r as JoHu stI...t.
oGs sale wholesale retail 1880 ID. Of German 1s Silver
u In of manufacturing article himself ho
n R sssF' s
JAMES q. MOFFE1. l2l Prince st., New York has al
ways OF hand and offers for sale by Wholesale and retail
the lowest market prices, viz -
German Silver OF different hicknesses very Superior ar
Sheet Brass Plates do
Coopers' Brass Pail Ears and Ry cts;
Umbrella, Parass and Shade Furniture
winch ne warrants IN quality equal any United
States, and of his manufacture.
" Gold, Silver and all Kinds Of metal rolled at the shor,
ssh noIlre. a'9 'rsn
Fish HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE.-T. J.
BATE have received by the late arrivals from their mar-
factory nslasd general OF superior Fish Hooks
ard Fishing IscSe which hsy offer for sale
t,tuS Mrun heIys tppbliq) Lrnenck Hooks; salmon.
silk quit; hemp and Lnes rods reels baskets arr f.
e. Gut with variety of articles, suitable for
a26 lm.r T.&J BATF. 10 Maiden lane, up stairs
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DAILY EXPRESS FOR Albany TROY. BUFFALO,
CHICAGO AND THE CANADAS
The Subscribers having their with
the Peoples Line Of Steamboats, the North tie
Rail Road Companies of Albany for their Express
for the season of Express will leave their Office No
Wall seeNew York, evening, to o'clock
for the alb named al d ipte d,a'e places.
IMPORTANT.
For the sey and security of all valuable money
packages listed their they have sasm Iron
Safes board Of the steamboats, occupied
the the safes which all suc packages
placed POMEkOY x COMPANY
NJ
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Domestic smportatYons.

NEW ORLvANs-Bz G'eaner-375 hhds sugar Havens <
l0t bales cotton 50 ton. : Dubois.
New ORLEANs-Brg PardoralT hhds IS bbls molas
sci Brett 4 Vose.
MoBmE-Barqu- Calsto-50 bales Hicks co-a9 do
Holhrook Nelson & co-i00 to o'der.
ATrAKAPAs-Schr Vct,rine-2i hhds sugar Town. New
HaveH-l2O00 gallons moas
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PARK THEATRE
Mr. GEORGE VANDFNHOFF respectfully anpo, nee q
VA his BENEFIT
For FRIDAY EVENING, the leh instant when will be
presented (not acted here for Dr. Hoadey comedy Of
THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND
Ranger, Mr.. G. Vandenhof.
- Clannda Mrs Brougham.
After which, will be rerived the avone play OF
ROB BOY;
Or, Aud Lsng Svpc!
Rob Roy, Mr. O. Vanaenhof
Mr. Owen Mr.. Paeide.
Helen McGregor, Mrs. II. Hunt.
mIa2tiser
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Married.

At The Woodlands" Philadelphia, the 9th instant,
by the Rev. Albert Barnes JRMEs C. VArpYKE, Esq to
ELIZABETH M SNYDER niece of the late Thomas Kittera
ESQ
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
CHEAT NOVELTY

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
GREAT NOVELTY.
At he corner Of Broadway sad Thu tee nth street.
MkSsRS RAYMOND, WEEKS Co will continue
w oeXhib their meDssere being composed Of the New
York and hi'adepha Caav Their with Herr Dries
bach. Sroupe :. Lions Tigers Leopard, Pan,heIs &c. under
thousand persons, Monday. Tueday, Wednesday and
Thursday. the 15'h 10Th, l7h, and 18th inst.
OPP, from 10 IL clock A. M from and from ~ to
70 O'Clock r. M ~ "
Admittapce Is cents; children 10 yeaax cents
The performance Of Herr Dnesbach in the with
LARGE Brazilian Tiger the hsrne.sps and driving
Lion and his entering the den Of Lions Tigers Leopsrd
pnth RS & congregs,ed together subduing controlling
IN IN, stands unrivllled. mN 5tec
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M A RITIM E H e R A L d


We shall esteem it favor Captains Of Vessels will give
70 Commodore hoBERT srLvEy of our News Fleet, Re
Port Of the Shipping e q the Port whence they sailed, the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
anv Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie Will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents Cor
scnding e this Once all the Marine Intelligence they can
secsived
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS 8Et.I.. .ucr ,neer.
RY BELL & COWARD.
SSisrss Hss a. .Hs,n and lis Fui.oR s:Sss.o



SSisrss Me-, a .lsn and us Pui.SS s:yssso
THURSDAY,
ftl0H O'Clock in the sales room.
Large sa Of sofa' chairs French and other bedssads
ho'terers stock generally Comprising elegant Grecan and
ios and eou second band do and sofa beds
dozen elegant paor drawing end bedroom chairs and rockers.
dvan and nttoT IS mahogany French brdcsds do high
post d. Oscar do large lot matssses paste beds he'd
ding quilts, sheeng and o,he housekeeping articles
FRIDAY,
AT lO5a o'clock, in the sales room.
age sale OF dry goods summer cloths, vssngs London
ank French CLOTHS cassimeres, heetnas shtines linens
Ceieoes nu'n, chalys slfs 4. lanes ,nd general vare
" o. seasonable dry goods, clothing, Sc
Also, fancy and pledged goods gold and silver watches
jewelry. musical Instruments nc.
SATURDAY,
At 18h o'clock, at the sales ROOM
Extensive and elegant sale of choice cabinet and
furniture of all descriptions, aud
arices carpets looking Aliases vases clocks lamps
girandoles &C.
MONDAY,
At lok O'Clock, at the sales ROOM.
Large Sale Of Piano Foues, Music Stools Painting,
Comprising superb rosewood and mahogany and second
hand ortes by the best makers the world Sioddad
Wor. Durham, NUNS. ChicheIpg, Meacham, Bar
more nem,um Kearsing Briggs, &c. forming the best
logue offered Tor years.
Also, 10 music stools, manufacturers materials and
other articles ia the line.
Ao 81 splendid original paintings. quantity Of elegin
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
THE LARGEST THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF


ASSORTMENT OF
WIGS AND SCALPS,
ARE TO BE FOUND AT
CLIREHUGH'S,
20, 2g5 BROADWAY, ENTRANCE IN FULTON ST.
celebrated Wigs and scaps are psny proofs of he
high thss have attained the they are
held by the trade But the public will that c. Is the
original maker t,n this country Of
THE VENTILATlNG AND GOSSAMER
WIGS AND SCALPS,
(WITHOUT metallic SPRINGS)
and that all others but feeble attempts imitation want
divine I'll. principle which thew
IN, de TO it, and the iii and practice 20 execute.
All aud conpo invited inspect his
HEADS OF HAIR,
which, for elceanee ghtnes and durability, may be cass,d
among the first productions OF modern tines In their manu-
ac,rre they differ from all Others made The hair
sngy inserted aud equally Distributed is
from the skn they of the than the
nra hair does, and natalie spring all
obviated For southern china te, thew are IN
estimable. be ink oply ". weight
Senators, Members OF Congress- and gentlemen every
OF the country who wearing C WIGS be
referred 10.
The prices will be found the circumstances Of all
classes mlOS6tsr
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE,

TNNT1TUTE,
No rs Chambers street,
ESTABLISHED TO RENDER TO THE AFFLICTi
Ia ED sound and Scientific Medical Aid. All Kind Of dis
will be treated and surgical of descrp.
ton performed ia the careful aud scientific manocr One
Of the first ocoulists the city will attend the treatment OF
All disease, of the eye and PARTICULAR attention is paid
the treatment OF all female complaints. Patients who
desire il will be visited their Those whose
cines. Three four provided for private consus
ton. The drug department attended by aothecary OF
great experience and all medicines dispensed be relied
and genuine Gaping aud ecc ing will be doDe at
tho shortest notice. Open day aud night
aens from the country wishing 10 avail themselves Of the
great advantages this possesses the
scrofuous affections diseases and surgical opera
TONS can be accommodated with board and imme,
diete vicinity.
DIR. HOMER BOSTwlCK,
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
-. . 70 Chambers ". I'd house Of Broadway,
ns lmutions under the patronage aud commentator
tie following seatleuen -
REV. DR.. ED. Y HIGBEE
REV. DIR. w. G. BROWNLkE,
REV. Dr.. GEO, POTTsI
REV DIX. g. SPRING.
ale lmis &C REVaDK. SCHROEDER,
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WANTED-By young lady. situation as teacher in
70 m mar Ct to few par. note sdS Dr. s.S
will be attended to. ml8sim
WANTED-BY The .ub;cIlbeI, in the city county,
saa iS
ether ao
bIsasiag training S so%ps.sn, Of q. horses IN
OS Il T ri
attended to, ifpost paid. n7 Scr
WANrED-CHEAP IaMY. No. z! OIend Sc vents C
,Tr s snS al
speeds cotoo combs buttons knitting cotton aud
,ssfs A f he
or than other store the ciiynd
Vs"s 's'a
articles "'s'''a X 4 sT6A Il the money
NILS 6ler ISL Grand st. cor Forsyth
Ia gsI,; A ss1sn"'
the mis- is9 st.l ROBERT RA Al B,;s,d~.v.
M0cKING BIRD LOST, on Tuesday 4 reward of FIVE
William Burger3s Courtisndt s.. VIM WI" mis- it.gc
SHIP ONEIDA FROM HAvRE-Con,ignees will please
without delay An goods permitted by the a,d .an.
iOg judds wharf foot Market street Conssnees will
please attend to the receipt ofh goods
81 n.E bs @ be :s
c'c'oeL: at the Merchant EIch,nse, BY DRAPER J
S; ; .:% ina ia ssns;ss
good Order The vessel be spected
Webb Aliens Yard, the loot OF Seventh Terms
cash. The armament, ballast, aud furniture will be sold.
New York, May I6. ls43. mis- sijsb
pLAYlNCi CAhDSAn assortment of the various kind,
Playing Cards ois different makers fine ivory surfaced
Whist cards. with gilt ecges and pn ed in gold uv for
sale 0' the dozen or m'JI PVSe{ss
67 broad ray between CouItlard, and Lbey streets.
ml8 ats eod*m
PAVlLION-FORT LEE.
HE above establishment having been Tefted in the most
Il FASHIONABLE and modern style, opened the first Of
My for TIN reception OF visitors and perm boaders.
bel situated within miles OF the city the
men OF the Pasadoes the bank of the Hudson For
invads or those wishing and recreation, this
Establishment presents having extensive
grounds Tor promenade where sheltered from hc
summer with conyeniences for bathing such please
the most The extensive from the Pavilion
and adjoining heights unsurpassed for is beau Military
companies on epcampmen tarke will find
convenience the grounds have been laid expressly for
tnose purposes.
gThe steamboat Boston, Captain Babcect will rly regu
y gvg facilities to those having business the city to
visit daily.
Broadway. JOHN A. WHITFIELD,
mis- lm*r Proprietor.
CtHEAP TABLE CUTLERY
90 do common do do 90 IS
&c do do do
so pairs elegant Cavers with Forks, so perpr
Also few Zen Table Knives without Fork all of which
mrst be .oid immediately, 70 Maiden Lane stairs No
ml8 lsr
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

lMPORIANI III FEMALES.
nR MELVEAU, office 1923 Liberty street, Green
wich street. whose great in the treatment Of
plants from the rgulaty total OF the
mens gained for him deems it but
tce to ackpo Wedge that mach Of his bslongs the
trny wonderful effects of the Portuguese Female Pills Tor
which he AGENT and importer for the United se, Their
certainty in all female surprising (Sec adver
last column of fourth page)
Dr. Mevear can b~ Consulted all complains incident
females With tn" sulctest confidence. ml8 dySwyr
BAkNY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
4 G. BARRY, Artist in Hair, from Lopdon.-The real
"a. Heads OF Han still stand pre-emlBeu above all Others
Their peculiar Qh and ventAting charace rher
bel shaped exactly the natural hair their ea,tcty
and their maternal and kma nshio, well their
style of finish and arrangement, all combine form lch
he beads OF hair that they be to be fully appe
ciated.
neS svnem of th- art of Wig Making taught in FIVE leg;
sons See of Barrys Wigs and Scales which will
satisfy the most fss dous THAI he the and heape
ker in the ci,y-i6 Broadway OF Liberty
stairs. m 2y nsscc
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80. 100 CHATHAM sTREET,
THE OLD GALEN,A HE al

THE OLD GALEN'S HE .D
DR. EVANS respectfully in forms the public that he has
had more than forty years ,xperence in Europe and Anne
rIca extensive hospitals ami paccehas voted
to the treatment OF particular Diseases deb
ties old uce~s distinctions. diseases female
plants &c. Persons afflicted with depora ole patched
mp oy pieehdcs are ADVISED 70 call residence OF
THAI in the city New York has
ed his character for responsibility and superior skill the
OF those diseases Consultations perfectly private and
confidential.
~ Make mist,k. fad the Old Galen's Head, No. leo
Chatham seeet No elton with any other Office.
milan
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MONEY MARK EFT.

Ihur-uny, Jan 19-b II. W.
The transactions in the Stock market were mostly in
Ohio 6's large amounts OF which sold at further
decline OF per cent. Phoenix Bank at fall Of per
cent.
The orgeries on the Manhattan Bank, of two checks
Draper and Co., amounting 10 $4,000 in fair way
of being detected. It is supposed there many
cerned.
There nothing ofthe board of brokers yet It is
stated they to meet the 25tb In the they
are canvassng for members holding oct inducements
to others to join the board that admission fee will he
required Such requisiiion would be useless, the
proposed members profess to have nothing Messrs. Boor
man, Johnston and Co. with Messrs Daniel Lord jun and
George Newbod, ESQ., will doubtless patronze the
concern They all have wholesome contempt for stock
contracts the violation OF which is the basis of the
association.
On the occasion ofthe late annual report of the secre
ary othe Treasury therecepts ohe 4h quarter of the
year just expired, were as follows:-
Customs, Si,000,0O0
Lands, 36j 000
Misceane aus, 5000
Loans $500 900
Total, $7,se6Oso
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This gives whole in each of the States for
1889 and JAM S43 In Illinois the banks have ceased
ing being about going into liquidation In Alabama all
but two banks will go into liquidation The result gives
reduction of s94645262 since 1885, when large
contrac ed The paper currency has
been reduced nearly half and yet in the face of this
vast revolution, exchanges regular or
cheaper than to those who have got money remit
Who those who have money to remit Is the number
confined formerly to the small circles of bank avortes
among traders On the contrary is it not among many
whose industry has contributed to the production of the
vast volume of agricultural wealth which is OVERLOOKING
the land Specie is its way purchase that wealth,
and the channels Of trade fill with the constitutional
currency the money value Of products will RISE until
they leave surplus to the produce wherewh buy
cessaries and perhaps Injuries The supply exchange
under such aprocsss will keep pace with the demand for
it, and the medium will be the bill of responsible drawer
representing real wealth, payable in coin. Under such
state of affairs, chance for borrowing, kng knave-
nv exist.
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state OF Trade.
The real estate sales by VIII Franklin to-day post
poned Aease of property of 81 years sold James
NJ. Miller, at 500 per year The following sales
made yesterday by w. II. Franklin -
Two story brick house No. ISL Bowery of Fifth
street. Lot rs by 100 feet; house rs by 49, $1,000
Lot No. 1893 Bowery "a by 100 feet, 1850
Lot No. ss5 Bowery, 25 by 100 feet, 275O
Lot No. 3s7 Bowery, Ably 100 feet, 1850
The three story brick house No. Fulton street Lot
30 feet 'front.' 22 feet rear 80 feet inches deep houses %
feet ny ~ feet 3 inches, l47OO
The four story brick building No. Ann street lot % #
81 inches front 22 feet SO feet 10 inches side
by 80 feet inch on the other, 10000
The three story brick building No OIL Wall street 10 f.
ron27t feet rear ls feet dc and I0o feet on the
other, bought in for 46290
The three story brick building and lot No ala Second
street. lot 2oi feet by about % feet house ~ feet Deep
bought in Tor $500
Two story house and lots Nos 49, 49, ST. 80 OIL 1891
90 and l0i Georck street. Each l7t :. IL inches One
sold for 1925, the rest at 1000 lOO25
The state Comptroller gives notice that list of all the
lands liable 70 be sold for the State and county prior
to the 1910 has been forwarded TO each of the county
treasurers and town clerks in the State so much of the
said lands will be necessary to pay the taxes interest
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

pHnApELrH,., Jan Ie--Au Bourne, Bradley NOileans.
BALTIMORE, Jan 19-Ar Radius, Plummer, NJ leans Sid
segembe, Dawes, NYork on Point Look Out, 18th, John
kobb, walker from Gibraltar via Turks Island bound up
The Chcksaw before reported ashore ew miles below the
her voyage. 800 Wv 80 w
CHannLnsToS ian le7Cld Hannah spneue Cook, Liver
knowles Harre SID 18th II Allen, Wilson, NYork Orray
Ia Aier Proydence Factor Handy do isih Roger Sher
ssy, Ticker do; Tybee, Mccormick New York. Leondss
sAvANNAH Jan TAR ,mulus Fider Boston, CID N,,bl
Eo9er Churchill Do Sid Poland Smith Havana; Eua,ker
he'll. Boston; Roscoe, Eaton NYork, ' ''' i'S
Key West. 'e'' 'o"'u" VIC
NEw ORLEANS, Jan 9--Cid Rochester Owen Hsyre A,
Avalanche, Murray, Bordc Saratoga Russ, New Vol
Shakespeare (Br) Henderson, Liverpool; Uncas Thompson
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 40.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship C,s,oyal Colon Smith Havana spoford Tileston
R:s. ss; Ss5S TshS%
SSss Pr HTs Buck Cages
Barque Nahant, Wnsor days from New Orleans with
Ss s'TIa S:ys o Ss..s
Brig Avano Paine tof BeIfas days from Charleston with
B%R Moos Hayes. days from Charleston, with cotton to
Be%ns s New for Tix APES passed brig
Brig Susquehinnah Iatem IL days from Port Leon, with
ssh Challenge, Park days from ChaEeston with cotton
sch Echo. Murphy days from Norwich. Conn ballast
cotton toeIdsr Sailed with schT Lucy Blake Ho.me
schr A!hea Cornelius Fakenburg from Wilmington, NC
schr Alabama Casey, from Newbern, NC with stores
schr Elias B Caldwell Lake. from Egg Harbor, with cotton
from the wreck of brig Perry.
Ship South America. Bailey, Livepool; brig Fairfield
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OrFIoE.-The Gladiator. for London
will sail to-day Her letter bags Gipins in the Ex-
change, and will close the usual hour this morning
sPoKEN-The PALMYRA, Jacob Story, Chief and Chester
W. to us on last BY pilot he
mistake Some other vessels have been spoken and taken
Los" OF BsIe CAsAsoo The Csraboo Date. of New Or
e iS KEY of s @
inst part M ne was saved ard carried to Matanzs
s'ch' Inc cdIko was cohsiRueu
BRIo Isaac MEAD, Studley, which was taken into Kew
West after being ashore Washerwoman reef had
hundred tuns of wine board Her dischargng
last accounts.
Spoken.
Albert (Brem) from Baltimore for Bremen Dec 9TH off the
Belle Myers, from New York for Wilmington, NC. Jan H.
Cape Lookout.
Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX. Jan Sid 6 NJ Britannia, (s) Hewitt for Liver
ssoAroRE. Sept 2s-In Jessore Watkins from NYor
for Manila.
Home Ports.
PORTLAND, Jan l7-Sd Champaign Knsman, Havana.
PORTSMOUTH Jan H-Sd Olive Il Eliza, and Pactolus New
Orleans; 18TH Empress Seayey Chareston Amelia Frisbs,
NKwsURYpoRr. Jan iI-sd Vim Schroeder, Porto Rico
BosTor, Jan l9Ar Anti. TAR, Washington NC; Bride
Eeh do NsT Harsour Rowen, Young Eede
a ana; Omar Kendall Port a Place. MozaT R.vnnd
Cape Hayen Bernard Donnell Matnzas; Miiinoket Pierce
Frankfort Benz Bigeow. Beane, New York. Arr Ih Nile
NEW BEproRp, Jan I7-sld Time, Ganeton, Suffolk.
Virginia.
NAsrucxET Jan li-An Exact, fanis, Norfolk 18th.
EpoARTowN Jan lin port European stoddar Baltimore
for Boston; st Leon Babson, do for Frankfort.
HYArNs Jan s-in port Baltimore, Beae, Baltimore for
Boston; Friend, Baker NYork for do Sid Victor, add Cam
HoLnrs HOLE Jan Fin port. St Thomas, CurrieE, Ba
more for Boston; Mary Cook do for NswbuIyport; Harriet
Tbbes do for Lubec Passed by 6h Robt Bruce Province
mock for Boston.
Providence. Jan 17-Ar Richard Rush. Nrckerson, Pha-
delphia.
ALEXANDRIA DC. Jan I7-sld samI Philips NYork
FREDERICKSBURG, Jan I7-Cd Shamrock, Currell, Port
WASHINGTON. NC. Jan s-An julia Telfair, Bunes, West
WmLIAMsroN. NC. Jan io-Au Dan Webster, Lawrence,
NYork; Union Balance, do.