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AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
lNVIGORATOR


INVIGORATOR.
REMEDY for all diseases Incidental the Hair and its
IA all where badness beyond the
reach Of art. Prepared solely by
State and Count,y .7gentsO. Fish Co., Washington,
r. G.; Aver ph laa. 10 Broad street, Columbus Ga; Tut
tie, OF Tenth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia;
ce Of Court aud Howard streets, Boston; v. b
Euitos stree ooslyna M > Fis!cher Alarebon Ulster
Charleston Hotel s. e Gorton Anderson Newport, X. H.
J. c. Duboice, New iltz Landing, Ulster Co.; A. q
STORES, Druggists, Hudson. n. Y.
Chy assnts-l7s Division street opposite Ludlow. n vi
OF Spring n. Y; Everards Fancy Store No l78 Grand
street. A. Is. Sands Co.. 213 Broadway; Dr. Carroll Co
No. Murray street dl lmrec
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nj. LEVETT. DENTIST.

THE INTRODUCER of the insertion of Artificial Teeth
on the principle Of Atmospheric Pressure 26o Broadway,
of Warren street.
We the undersgned in consideration Of duty TO the public
as well Mr. Levett remarkable pe.
cpiar hm) IN the application Of the principle of amoshe
rc pressure having hd numerous come under
servaton do chrculiy recommend that gentleman
citizens. Sigped--ISAAC J GREENWOOD, ID, ctor OF
Dental Surgery. JOHN NELSON, NJ. d., r. IS. TOWN.
oEND Nj v, II MCLEAN, NJ. ID. % lttr
)ACKET BARQuE ANN HARLEY from GLAS OW
Consigurss WILL please seud te permits board foot
OF Pine street, r.,
WooDHULL & MINTURN,
an 81 South street.
All goods not permitted five days be sent T. public
slore. dy
nLiCEAll persons forbid harborng t,ustng any
~ oil the cew Of ihe British berqGe ANN HARLEY from
Stsgow as no debts Of their ting will be ,d either BY
the captain or consHnees.
WOODHULL K MINTURN,
uths,
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l. O. OF O. F.
yl,HE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON LODGE, No
l2; o. ofn r. are requested 70 meet a, their Lodge
Room, National Hall, WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON
Dec oh for the pu Of pying the last tribute respect
20 our late Brother MANGLES CRUE.
The Order general respectfully invited to attend.
BY older.
SEYMOUR J. STRONG, n. G.
J. MlLrov SMITH, Sec. ds 2ttr
The SAVAGE,
TTNTUToRED AS HE IS, will iIstnctively seek out
~ Herbs and Plants disease, without diving
depths of the earth dig deeteous numerals Upon the
.a hs SUFFICE these germ plants suited he
BALSAMIC kELlXiR, prepared by the II v. Mr. Downs
and which cured that emnenty apostolic preacher made of
Herbs only In Consumption, Liver Compain and Coughs
Splitting Of Blood &c. and unfaing remedy. Its
effects guar tnte-d in its merIs.
Sold at EVERETTS City Dug Sore No. e6 Hudson cor
Of Leonard street. and by Mr. MOSS of Grand
Common de it+r
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announced.
the usual places, or of the fol-
the Committee -
VIM. Scharienberg, Esq.
A. Ref, Esq.
II. u. O1o. Esq.
o. II Mile erbeIger, Esq.
DR.. V. Mot Jr.
Il. s. Cham ers, Esq.
4. stodart Esq.
Alfred Waller, Esq.
Charles Vyse. ESQ.
Edward Payson, Esq.
Joseph Rhodes, T. q.
X. ). Stenton, Esq.
MUSIC COMMITTEE.
U. c. Hit, Esq, President Of
the Philharmonic Society.
George Loder, Esq, Vice Pre-
siden, of do.
j. l.. En.ign. Secretary Of do.
Allan Dod worth, Esq, Trea.
surer ofd,.
Thomas Goodwin. E,q., Ii.
brarian of do.
II. &. Timm, lat Assistant OF.
fcer Of do.
A. Boucher, Esq., ID do. do.
Edward H. dyes. Mus ID.
Luther B. WyInan, Esq.
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AMUDE MENTS.


MONSIEUR CHRISTIAN HUBER,
ETRsT violoneelst and Member Of the Conservatory Of
f has the A'a1I 8 that A' second and last
before =. SSs ~ :, ns. s:
A' s'l H. !: j;;;,'i' $iSSSAgG N5FF. s5Fz9
'''ii aiRR ls eNSA NWA. BOUCHER, Primo Tenors of
''' v VINO now wiA' preside q, the Piano.
PROGRAMME.
Z. hect1tvs aud Ars,rom "Bey Sc Gel adsls"-Ma.
I%pTo@Iss for v,oi;acti s.a; Am, nque
l. csaaos cso r from IsHae o se ouche AaSer
s. Faatsa on the cachueha-composed and executed r.
Graad ie from iic Opera Madame
o'o'-d Herr Boucher fPiiKf, iiKf,iI.'..'........' sp0h'
l. Romance and cs.a,oaaea'eI'Ls nal bon eursn--Mr
s9S@ seaicns Fceiagp.Mrs valen in. Moss,
t w,'h e,ollss,o Flute ceompanmen-eo'aposed r...
. Daso Co csrtae,e iol Piano ,nd viiooneelio on
So.s s,of fHm and 0sf G. Opera Huber
I. seena anu komanza- Cecomie IN lieta vesta'-
!, NssSa.i seas-ti.,l Boucher III: Starry B.a '''''
uoT aerTToras Son the romance of Greys!aer oy ,h.r
'".'a' TIE r1f2 fSieSssS sTxRRY BANNER ''a'e'
Raise the heart, RAISE the hand,
swear swear Es Ss for aa The xlodor, ss ,,' cause
Sssi 70 ar Ss aa ;safI: yssr s.lss1hi.ad hssh ,aT'
b. the glory inherit,
By the deed that Patriots dare,
By your Countfys Freedom il,
BY yosr Country this day
kAtsE THE HEART, RAisE THE HAND,
Eiag abroad the starry Banner,
Ever live Our Country's Honor,
Ever blJom Our Native Land
Raise the heart. raise the hand
Let the Esrth and Heaven hear
While the Sacred Oath e swear,
Swear uphold our Fatherland.
Wave, thou lofty ensign glorious.
Fioattg foremost in the field
While thine Eagle hoveIs DER
None shall tremble, shall yield.
RAisE THE HEART, RAISE THE HAND,
Fling abroad the starry Banner,
Ever live Our Countrys Honor.
Ever bloom Our Native Land! -.
g. Caprse, An AR, by e. Huber
Seats may be ecuIsd every day from 10 A. NJ till r. NJ
the Box Office the principal Music and the evening of
the Concert at the doors.
| ~ Tickets One Dollar.
Doors open at 6h. Concert TO commence at o'clock
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DIR. POWELL. OCULIST

. ~ ~. nplp ~ .r,vp ~ GLM, EIIbdEL, W. LID
the Eye and 10 all lmpsrfections of Vision, from
O'CLOCK a his residence 2 broadway OF Warren
Ophhalma, Stoppage Of the Tear Passage Cataract apd
Opaclties, effectuaIly removed.
AMAUR0SlS treated with great attention aud success.
lnyeterate of STRABISAUS, Squntiug cured IN
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dis
tuagu shed from the natural.
Offices and residence 26l observation-disclosures TX Warren
street. do ltsr
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CONCERTS, SUIREES, Wc.
NJ r. AND MRS. COLLINS. tthe popular vocali.tsl are
IVA prepared to receive engagements for Concerts sorecs
&c. during the forthcoming season
Mrs c. Pianist and be engaged for private
Cotillion Parties Further particulars application 70
MRS NEWTON, Teacher Of the Piano Forte
NJ ,,rsv - and Singing, ak Grand street.
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NIPHIE.f
TIE TRIUMPH COMPLETED u

nj NOTWITHSTANDING the short time during which
m aSs a Sss1 before fore the
proved i TO De not only the most reliable but also unfag
%o Unlike articles advertised hs NaS
Ina syrup mot put forth as Tor every amen
Possessed by other medcament within range Of the
the to s
its remarkable virtues and alternative and
~ OF
Be
eefsIipy furnished q the Office Of The e.psrsnce
deq lancet effected Jealous fellow aborer, Dr. Hocken
,kepca q is perfect durability the above remedial
Of ht justly dreaded disease fhthss PulmOnas
For sale by MO0RE & Co, the American Agents. III
Ann street. aud Elliott I73 DIVISION STREET OPP
posite Ludlow, New York. Price 81 bortle-SiX bot
Ties for s5. no I'm 10
DR. GEORGE LEO-WOLF,
II at S se ss;s%ed srs. the e
New York Novemher l9h l8.. n2o lmiste"d me
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE, AT FIVE
Laasnrs o. q the &c win psnit-The1s
ssss sss Ss ii s es to s
T ee % hi ot'i # s captain L.
s hi It RI: Ss 'Fd & md
fre gh board to r c. Schultz
The CoLGslSiA viii leave as above tomorrow, at p
6aN : PACKETs FOR HAVNf.-- s-coao l-lae =
axEX The packet ship ilCA, Captain +. Hewitt, viii
A&46S6ssi on the lst of January.
For freight or passage, anrly TO
BOYD X HINCKEE o Tontne Building
d2 me No. 81 Wall. cor. Water
A CHEMICAL RtsULT- A WONDEk!--M CELk.-
"A BRATED VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE, to
enable TO dye nstn,aneously their hair, without
the least inconvenencs For chanang red grey hair,
whiskeIs eyebrows, &c a brown, black chestnut
COLOR The slightest evil need be feared
from its uit altogether harmless This composition
is the only sanctioned by the science of chemistry,
to dye IL indellbe manner the various datons Of
coloTs, without danger and stifed
liberal patronage nd unlimited confidence Of the public.
lfbllck red ask for box marked Nj il brown, box
marked B.
Beware of count-rrits-Ask for Jules Hauels Vegetable
Liquid Hair Dye" il You want the genuine article.
Forsale wholesale and retail, By
JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist,
No. 46 South Third street Philsdelphia
and by my agens:- B. JacQuemod No al5 Broadway f. A.
Artsu Laiayete Bazaar, Nos i49 aud Isl Broadway A.
Willard, 5. w corner of Cedar and William streets.
Premiums awarded at the Franklin Institute nl6 lm-Tc
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WANTED,
UBSCRIBERS-At CLARKS& * STEVAN'S Free Agen-
- and Temperance s Duane street. west Of
Broadway, where they have good faithful with
charge and also with ttle delay cooks
waters Gc every description and OF good moral characr
first Cook hand at 81 Duane street n20 lmtrh
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
Rich E1sLIODabip and ,Sf1Die articles

THE subscribers daily receiving and continually nd
ding TO their OF rich Scarfs Cravats,
Gloves suspenders &C. Their assortment Of all articles
pertaining the wardrobe of the fashionable gentleman will
be found far extensive than that Of other establish
ment in this city md well worthy the attention Of strangers
aud residents The subscribers long and intimate know ledge
OF every department Of their business the senior partner h
ing the last twenty years been engaged in the sse
line oil business this is guarantee that all
eles selected and manufactured BY US, may be d?
finish, b in the durability of their workm anship.-
Particular attention is devoted the Ready Made Le De-
amenta garments manufactured Estakl hment,
cut after the approved French method tasv and
faithfully made and fashioned the form Of the
Gentlemen sending their orders by mail may end having
their goods OF the best quality and at fair and moderate prices
sent with puncuay tby Express Of the country
and all avourng with ca deEend on being suited
at the old Establishment of PARsELLS 4 AGATE.
dc m'rc 2y Broadway, co ner of Park Place
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MaNDELSSOHN's MAGNIFICENT
OR A T0R LII CE S1' pa LII.

MsNpEL ELssoHN's LssoHN's MAGNIFICENT-
ORATORIO OF ST PAUL,
WILL be performed at tne Tabernacle on THURSDAY
W EVENING Deg llsh s. under ,bs hnh direction of
- Mr. ii. &. IlAlM will preside at the Organ.
res dent talent
Principal Sopr ,no-Mrs. T.. LODER;
Coutalto-Mrs. VALENTINE MOTT, Jr, her
!" Tenore--Mr. ROBT GEO. PAiGE, his second ap-
pearsnce in Oratorio;
in Oraorio.
The Chorusses will be sustained by about One Hundred aud
Fifty Ladies and Gentlemen selected with particular reference
10 their musical qualifications.
The Orchestra will unusually full and effective and
pans have teen taken render o the best performances
Of the
Tickets cents each-May be had at the usual places and
AZ the door OF the Tabernacle on the evening OF the per
N. B-A full rehearsal on Wednesday evening next.
SELECT MUSICAL ENTERTAlNMENT
'INHE APOLLO VOCALlSTS have the honor of announc-
ing TO the public that they will give their first Musical En-
GtEEs, TRIos, DUETS, SOLOS &c,
AT THE RUfGEks. INSTITUTE,
~ - Maddon street bet ween Clinton and Mon, ,omery
Doors open at ca o'clock Entertainments te commence
Cards Of Adnit,ance, twenty-five censto be obtained at
the door al The Institute. d9 it+r
COMPLlMENTARY CONCERT.
'hG PuBLiC isrsspes estiuy informed that CONCERT
Al THE TABERNACLE.
- ON THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 18TH
as Testimony OF Respect TO the unwearied zeal and candid
MR.. A d. PATTERSON,
Editor OF the Anglo American.
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Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zisber
b-rs have single cop.. or .sr day az ocicck nal In
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THE ALHAMR RIA,

The AL1AMNA,
No $50 Broad,cay. (bet,ceen Spring aud PyiMce }
WILL BE LET FOR CONCERTS, Lectures, Ladies'
W FAIRS and all other respectable public entertainments
and exhbitIons, on reasonable trms
No establishment the city with It in the ele-
gance and aud ITS susbeness
for almost description Of There seats
for 1000 beautiful erected, aud warmed
ia with bot furnaces. dg2t%m
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"a rLAsTER-A few tons OF French Plrer for
da a,,nn - BOYD u HNCKEN,
10 se Lontinc Dulldng No 81 Wall a..
nvshSoArS, CLoAkS, Gc-H I,,,s ,..o--r--.I n,..,
aud fouihs Beaver Milled Cloth and Flo, Ovsrcaais
,,, ,u,.. WM' T. JENNINGS CO. ssI Bresdwsy. Wv
"" " American Hotsl.
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f. I RsT E XIII IBITiON.
FINE I'M I >.
nDANn optic GATIIDy

GRAND OPTIC GALLERY.
THE perfect of kind presented to the American
L public and now in Broadway No. 27i, Of
Chambers street in three rooms, up stairs
bours Of Admsson-rrom III o'clock A. NJ till p M and
from till in the evening" day in the week Sundays
cepted.
pictures three OF which in the Neorama style absolutely
and before offered IN this city, and four the Cos
morama characteris course Of exposition aad will
close Saturday night: be followed Monday by
snother Of entirely different views being repeated in
the successive chances OF the views once exhibited.
Dets led descriptions Of all the pictures b. had the
DOOR srati.and explanation will be given IL desired Eng
ish, French Italian. German Spanish or Portuguese
Tickets cents sale the music and book stores and
At tbe door. d.
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Portable Shaving Cases.-The Subscribers
having perfected and flushed variety Of the above offer
san a the most eompets vet suitable the wants
toilet with the addition Of the Metallic T.biet sirop for
shari enrg and keeping IN the perfect order
q. BAuNDERS s. SON. III Broadway,
opposite Fl. wsrds HotsL
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LOSI,
OPPOSITE Tenney jewelry store, ia Broadway, black
" Bonn hazl PURSE, lined sk-contaiung l8 Five
Dollar Bills Of tha Bank Of America The finder wl be ber
ally rewarded BY leaving the desk of the American Hotel
&1 EAA WANTED on good personal security, where
sOOO the properly invested in thriv ng business
lac oaner always opportunity 70 that his
safe, by inspecting books Of the where his
money invested. Address A. H., Herald Office, stating
where interview be had Dc 3tiserh
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ARCH STREET TKEATRM.
III Ii A Il 4 M
BENEFIT OF MR.. MYERS.
DOUBLE COMPANY.

ACTING MANAGER. MIR. SCoTT
Srass MA5AssR. MR. T. h. 81
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Tuesday Evening, December o,
THE FELONS LAST DREAM-Blue Skin, Mr.. Stevens;
Jack Sheppard Mrs. Burke
MR. BURl ON las Luhen Log) and Andrew Burke in the
- farce OF LOVE- LAW AND PHYSIC.
Tomorrow, first appearance Of Mr. A. A. ADAMS, as
Hamlet.
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AUCTION SALES.

BOARD WANTED,
NOR widow lady. with child wi hin five minutes
walk Of the Citg Hall Terms exceed four dollars
week. Address T.. A., ut this Office. do 3t'th
The New York herald., 1845-01-26

The mporttons into the southern ports Of this Union
are usually to very limited extent the principal portion
OF the foreign trade being confined the expectation of
the great staple Of that section The value of the exports
from Mobile for ls44 has not been oficially given.
The Alliance Mutual Insurance Co.. after providing for
the interest on the cash capital (now repa Of $50 O0O
have declared dividend Of twenty per cent for which
certificates will be issued on the lst Of March.
The upper house of the Legislature of Pennsylvania
has, by large majority, passed bill susrendng pay.
ment domestic creditors certificates until alter the
first of February. This is only deferring the liabilities
Of the state and forcing into the six MONTHS from Feb.
ruary to August, every payment due. for the pur
pose fhaving funds enough in the treasury the lst
proxmo to pay the interest Had the domestic creditors
been put off before the interest could have been
time ago. and at this late dav il is hardly just that the re-
naming demands Of these creditors should be postponed
for the purpose Of prematurey resumng the payment Of
the interest The bill vetoed by Governor Porter pro-
vding for the redemption Of the issues by the Bucks
County Bank passed the lower house by vote Of 80
fS>Nvr
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Special Sessions.

JAM 24.-TnE MrrE-y CHEESE CAsE-John Smith was
arragned on charge Of petit larceny in having, while
her last voyage London puroned several cheesrs from
her cargo The tried before the United States
Commissioner, but in consequence Of the inability Of
Capt Knight produce his witnesses to prove anything
than the larceny of cheese in London want Of ju
risdicon made verdict of acquttal necessary. The
commissioner also held that only marine trespass
Capt Knight swore that portion Of bis cargo on his
Smith was hand on board. On arriving at London and
dschargDg the cargo there proved to be deficit Of five
cheeses for which, agreeable to the English law Of GUS
TOMS the vessel seized and only by satisfying
the authorities that the cheeses must have been pur
loned by the sailors, from the finding box and por
ton of cheese in the forccasle, that the vessel
could be cleared. On arriving at this port he paid
Of his hands, telling tn that there thieves among
hem and that he had right to deduct from their
wages the price Of the cheese and the expenses which
nocent men, he would not do tha but would leave 1t to
the condolences of those who guilty to make repa
ration The next morning, eaIly one Of his tars, John
Smith, Johnson and himself had purloned the cheesss
and that Smith had taken the first prior to the sailing Of
the vessel Clark offered give up all the residue Of hs
wages, $7b Clark then called and testified that
Smith told him he took the cheese and that he the wit
10 common with the rest Of the crow partook OF sne
cht ese. 81,
WIN M Pace Esq appeared a. Counsel for Smith, and
made eloquent and feeling appeal to the Court or sns
acquitta OF Smith, contending that there va ~ ~
dence asten the larceny upon snS Ne nor
OF Clark which should be REQ .tvoo, ~ ny As oo
Captain KSeHr, although he had ccunse! mass paaS
practical telling speech, and contenaeo hs .hom.S
nsrfec,Iu he not ask for convic.
ton because he wished pjure the accused put ne re-
gsrdsd i n moral point q y would be setting per-
nic;ous svarris and destroy all ship discipline The
Court rerardne the matter IN TINS hgnt iouud smith
,,., ~ ~ cansedusnce Of his uniform good charac
r r;cr 20 The offence sentenced him to be imprisoned
for Ten days in the City Prison.
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Common Pleas
Refore n full Bench

JAN. 25.-DEcIsroNs John f. Rodmon and Others w.
Wiliam 8. johnston This was a motion by the defen
dan to set aside the reierees report plaintiff favor Of
$O9 ~ due tor repairs done steam engines and boiler
the ground that there newly discovered testimony
but it quite evident that the discovered proof Is
merely accumuatve and that the defendant did avail
himself Of opportunity of examining the witnesses
this reference II such excuses the defendant offers
held to be sufficient, there would be end to iti
CATION secondly, the ground that the plaintiffs had
account with defendant that they strangers to each
other and that the work done for Goode that plain
s had notice that the work not fer defendant. The
of opinion that the defendant proved to
have been so connected with the transaction that under
the evidence he responsible Upon the whole if the
present in which other referees might have deci
ded differently from those who heard 1t, II different
conclusions might be found from the testimony, does
follow that the report ought to be disturbed The
erees have not violated any rules of law disregarded
the weight of the evidence and that their report ought to
be confirmed with costs,
Charles r. Thorne Thomas d. Bckford and John
Hubbard action of replevin The value Of
property replevlned fixed by the counsel Of the
respective parties at $24o verdict given in favor Of
the plaintiff damages, the property valued above,
subject to the opinion OF the Court to be made,
In any view that be taken in this case the land
lords right to distress perfect and the verdict under
the stipulation must be changed to verdict for defend
assessing the due $25 and the value of the
property distrained S949 Plaintiff may file bill Of
pons if advised New trial ordered to abide
the event.
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Personal Movements.

Cspt. T. Linnard, Of the Corps of u. Topographi
cal Engineers has submitted plan for the improvement
Of Red River which, If adopted. would occupy period
the work at se soo and the proportion required for the
hrst year At $50 800
The Trnidad Gazette records the death of the Right
Rev DR.. Mac Donel, the Bishop Of Olympus Vicar
Apostolic Of the British Danish and Dutch West India
Islands.
Mr. Whitney has had to pay $1,000 for fancy he took
to thrash an editor at st Louis
Hon. VIM sturgis gave a lecture on Wednesday even.
Ing before the Mercantile Library Association OF Boston
the subject OF ha lecture the territory Of Oregon
the history OF its dscoveryits natural resourccs-its
advantages commercial and agricultural REGION &c.
The death OF Obcd White, ESQ President of the Val.
ley Bank OF Virginia, 10 announced in the Winchester
Republican.
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MONEY MARKET.

Soturuay, Jan H0-0 F. M
The European advces, by the Cambria, have had
very favorable effect markets. Stocks have ad-
vanced the strength ofthe Pennsylvania ss
proved per cent, Farmers Erie Railroad !, Norwich
and Worcester IT, stonngton l. Morris Canal l. Canton
a. Long Island l, Ohio Ga /, vicksburg T. Harlem !.
The transactions quite large. This advance too
sudden and TOO great to be maintained Col Oakley
of the Illinois Commissioner and Mr. Leav President
of the Merchants Exchange Bank, passengers In
the Cambria. II stated that the business upon which
these gentlemen went to Europe il settled
than before 1t supposed that the efforts Of the last
named gentleman in relation to the Illinois Canal Loan
would prove successful but learn that he has not ad
vaneed the negotiations beyond point reached by
Messrs Oakley and Ryan. Part Of Mr.. Leavts mission
to Europe was account Of operations connected with
theNorth American Trust co., how he has succeeded ID
best known to spectators interested in that stock The
Illinois Canal loan WILL without doubt, become dead
letter. after all the time and money expended in bringing
the negotiations to close There is not this moment
any probability of the loan being obtained than
there was two ago and the commissioners and the
Executive Of Illinois WILL without doubt drop further
proceedings and let the creditors of the take care
Of themselves as they best
vThc advces from Liverpool in relation the Cotton
Markets. looked upon being Of the most favorable
nature The slight advance Of eighth of penny is
not considered Of much importance the general
lures Of the Market and the rmness Of holders. The
receipts Of cotton into Liverpool for week two pre-
vious to the departure of the Cambria had been rather
limited, in consequence of the prevalence Of easterly
winds but that not of much importance the ex-
tent of crop pretty well understood and the pre-
sence of large supplies could not have had an injurious
influence on the market. The impression in Liverpoo
appeared be that prices could not matter what the
quantity sent from this country might be- ge much be-
low those then current II this impression s confirmed
by future accounts it will be all expect in the
face Of the immense production Of this article in all parts
of the world
The foreign trade of Mobile for the past year has been
very fair. 80 far az the importatons concerned
The quarterly returns ofthe Custom House Of that port
give the annexed statement of the value of foreign mer
ehandse imported in American and foreign vessels with
the duties accruing on the same.
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appear that "lebby MEMBERS" and gentlemen of
influence most do congregate. But the City Hotel
is exceedingly canvenient for all practical purposes,
and one, by being seldom seen at the Capitol, like
a comet, Is wondered at, and produces proper
tIonate effect Yours, very truly, Is.