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WAFTEC-A NEAT AND INDUSTRIOUS SERVANT
w gr. 10 do general housework None seed apply I'M
ess wea reconstructed Terms IS per month apply at los
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CROCKERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING STORE FOR
~ sale. doing good buslnes and situated In q gro wing
neiahbGrhood- Apply he premises. 53 Myrtle avenue
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w $ MEILoR, Auc71onEER HouaHroN

w O. ALBuR3Us. AUCrIONEER. WILL SELL. ON
W. Friday. Feb - at 01s O'Clock, at 10 Court street.
Brokiya, two sugar nns. ole psent hay cutter tive
barrels sex nih for oo cod leather also
iron boilers iy isgs PANT business WAGON, and
dir. cart.
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New Jersey Republican and American Elccs
toral Convention.

TRKSros, ~ j., Oct %, 1855.
Tho republicans am Americans met hero 10 day, for
the purpose Of forming union electoral ticket
spectacle number Of both parties present. They
me, in separate conventions. The republicans proposed
TO the Americans foson similar 70 that made in Penn
syivania but . dIncuy about the terms OF the
proposition. seconi proposition then made by tho
republicans TO which the Americans answered that no
arrangement coula be made The republicans then al.
rected their Executive Committee 10 prepare statement
Of the matter Both conventions then sdjourned and no
fusion Was effected
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more of the journals Of this city have mentioned
the grave circumstance that through some mys-
terious combination Of powerful influences q son
Of James Gordon Bennett has been admitted into
the Polytechnic School at Paris, whence so many
Of the great men Of France have emerged, in
Guiding the great Napoleon himself There may
be some mystery about this extraordinary event;
but what II is we don't exactly know, and can
not precisely divine Possibly, the mgacous
Louis Napoleon, in view Of the perpetuation of the
empire, in this mysterious affair, tshould all the
Bonapartes, European and American. fail, NAV
intend to provide another security for Tie sue
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FASHIONABLE FRAups-CRMINAIs IN HIGH
LrFE.-One of the most remarkable and charac-
teristic symptoms Of the mania for display, and
for an extravagant style Of living, which per-
vades this community, Is the ease with which ex-
tensiye frauds are pcrpetrated, and the little Mt
tention they excite. We may be Schuylcrized to
the amount Of a couple Of millions, and the
operation Is not even q nine days wonder. In
this age Of fast living there Is no time to regard
social morality or TO look beneath the surface to
find out whether our reputed millionaires and
famous fnanciers have any solid foundation for
their pretensons, or whether the bright bubbles
Of their reputation are not in danger of being ia
moment collapsed by the unlucky discovery Of
an overissue Of stock or Of widely extended
system OF forgery.
Since the arrest of Chas. b. Huntington. some
two weeks since, by reason of one Of these mluclSy
discoveries, we have from time to time presented
TO the public view sketches OF the lax mode in
which commercial and financial transactions are
carried on in Wall street. Of the ease with which.
taking advantage of that state of things, Hunt
inQton was enabled to utter forged paper to the
amount OF over half million Of dollars, and Of
the sumptuous AMI cxtravagant style In which be
pIayed the r, h OF millionaire in his house 10
Twen,y.sccond street. and 10 town generally.
If tEoss Developments do not open the eyes Of
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NoNrotK, Va, OcL %, 1885,
FIRE broke out here on Sunday morning, which dea-
troycd about $50 600 worth Of property commence
restaurant under The china store OF James Barry,
wbcee family made their escape from the burning bud
ing BY ladders The flames then extended 10 . number
Of adjoining buildings, entirely destroying them. ne
ss OF james Barry ss6 600; Insured for $4,000 =.
eprrey o., and hcssn T. r. Gale md J, 6rimtA
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T II e l. A Il e 3 II N EW 3 u
Commodore Stockton and the PrcsidentiaA

Question.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct 2s, 1855.
The Washington despatch Published 10 the Nxw YoRx
HyRlID Of This morning 10 tho effect that Commodore
Stockton will to day out with letter in favor %
Fremont for the Presidency finds credence here and
the letter referred hss yet been heard Of either in
this city Trenton. The story is possibly founded
the efforts the Commodore 10 making To bring about q
fusion between the Americans and republicans.
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MUSICAL RuMoR.-There is q rumor about that
Col. Fuller, Of the handsome beard, intends to
assume the direction of the Italian Opera. He
has been consulting the spirits, and they advise
him by all means to try his luck. win he en-
gage the two Frys-one as the manager and tho
other as maestro? DO try.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 20, 1855
Three hundred thousand dollars Of the government
stock was redeemed 81 the Treasury today.
The special committee have sportei In favor Of con-
soIidatine Washington and Georgetown under ono ms.
Bicipsl government
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NRwARK, n J., Oct 2s, 1855.
In the Essex Court Of Oyer and TermIner to-day.
Philip Weber, convicted OF the murder or George Bclor,
In drunken ARRAY, In August last, was sentenced 70
twelve years in the New Jersey State prison
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THE CANPAIGS-INPoRTANT MOVEMENTS on THE
CHEssBoARD-It Is reported far and wide that
Commodore Stockton, the forlorn hope Of the
Fillmore dog-in-the -manger faction Of New Jer-
sey, has declared for Fremont, and that mani
festo to this effect has been already prepared. Ii
this be 20, it settles the question for New Jersey
because the late accession of the President of
the Fillmore Nominating Convention -Ephraim
Marsh, of that State-to the Fremont cause. has
paved the way for the hearty coalition Of the
body OF the Know Nothings there with the repub-
licans, against Buchanan. The personal influence
and example Of Commodore Stockton-who Il said
10 carry the Jerseys In his breeches pocket-wiil
do the rest. We are also informed that the Hon
Jacob Broom, the great gun Of the Fillmore
Know Nothings Of Pennsylvania, has declared in
favor OF Fremont as against Buchanan: and from
every quarter Of the Keystone State the co opera
ton upon the union ticket seems to be full Of
enthusiasm and confidence. We are further given
to understand that the Hon. Kenneth Raynor, the
great Know Nothing favorite Of North Carolina,
has declared In favor of Fremont These are all
cheering signs; but we hope that, If there be no
mistake in these reports, the distinguished gen
tlemen concerned will speak out at once. We
are cloee upon the eleventh hour Of the day
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dollarp We believe that he has now found out
his mistake. But we advise all his supporters
Scoville, Valentine, Westcott and others-to cut
loose from him at once, and each to publish de-
tailed statement of the private history Of the
whole matter. 1t would make the richest bro
clare of the season-next to the book which the
Chevalier Wikoff is about to publish on European
diplomacy, with an appendix in relation to Mr..
Buchanan in London. But the private sransac-
tons Of George Law with his privy councillor,
chaplain and physician win be a most interesting
resume of the inside history Of the campaign, and
will do to read after we have discussed the dish
that Chevalier Wikoff will give us directly after
the election. Let us hear from the Law trio, by
all means
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NEv OsfRsSs, Oct. 81, 1856.
Tho steamship Tennessee sailed TOR Nicaragua 10 day,
aking $50 recruits for Walker.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
BOTTOM, Dot. -. 1859.
The following the foosinss Of our weekly bana
statement Tor the past week. compared with those Of tho
previous week
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The News.
Thesseamships Atlantic, from Liverpool Illinois,
IRON Aspin wall, and Philadelphia, from Havana, ar
yiyed at this port yesterday, bringing important
news from all parts OF the world. The dates are
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pa ss~ugcrs Arrived

IN United S,at,. Ma& ,ted-shp ttiantfe from LsePoo-
NJ : Hamel H. Hazard, ;. =. Lee Bunds Dr. Brown, r
Cowdin s HOusman, MI and Mrs Ro'set T. La,Sid. Mr.
Ccetx M Within j. Gillis A. Gls A. Boyle, MT snimas
Mr. Cheeks Capt o. Eldridse, Mr.. Cooper O. s. RehmO4d
Mr. Krkpatrck Mr.. Elessly DR.. An,erson Mn LiEgins
Banner Dr. w Muir Capt Warren, W Barton, MI Hes, J.
/ Osborn and family T. NJ Stowell Mr.. Swanton, O. William
son R. Msguire, E. Herman W C. Byrae Matt l. al fs,is l.
Uli w H. Wskeey S. Goodman, j. Hamilton, w heIan
der Mr. Coster Mr. and Mrs Bunson g. u. Ensl.n' ~.
Semple Mr. Lavsbaehere, Mr.. Mclean Mrs O. Bacon Mis-
'. II. Turner, L. NJ Terry. e..
Ia ,nrssp Northern Light from San Jaaa-Hon y stuart
Wortley y a Weld VIM r Garrison, Lieut. r. = Williams,
T. s. A.; Lieut. II. LAbbott, u $ Az h. P,iee,o~p {. D.
Anderson j. Young, c. Tuner. J. sickles. Wes tMgo
Co e messenger, II. NJ Cooper, 5. Cooper O. H. VINES
Co.'S messenger H. Fiske, b. Jackson T. & Bun, U' 4,
Norge Or Rust OF dispstches Csrpenter O. X
Parker. W S. Myers d. Mitchell Pitts IT,, P Ceol and p
Moyaes United States Msshss Pacific Express MESSENGER
C. Page j. A. Stowel T. Donaldson, J. Ashcroft, A. Csm-
nngs j. Leon, 5. w. Charles B. Fitch, a; Wsylns W
Huriburt g. O. Kelly II, curel, J. B. Leoyi,t W Daley,
Sloop Farnard O. Saunders, p Bhes, y ~ Titus, W. H.
Reed r Csnash f. @. Woodbury., NJ Hewson c. Dexter
NJ Lenox Is. Rushton. Burger, G. Wilson, s. Maxwell
w y Bragg g. j. Taylor r. Mulin, j. Besl, L. Bartle, n
Bartle j. stevens, J. L PrU;t NJ cs9pnsaam p Bssley
Breuham NJ Arnold c. Lynch and 2SS In the steeraee.
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poxea Hsh both holders and purchasers svden,
earnestly OeeaPed in .ssrd 20 psynsats nan sn y
orJssry s.le. OF Richmond Flour 900 qr casks aomeses
100 DO Avi.o sod a. $40; ITS do Golden Oste slo So
bbs Hsxan and ~ DO do. sold a. $la
Com Meal sold 81 IS 80; = I'm sacks tesh srcead
California st Sc. 600 10 Bnckwbeat Mea |" " 4" sh
WRy,TThe trade Of the day has fallen os somewhs, sd
we are not eogizant any sales Of moment todsy oc
of tr.rs.tons amounting merely f ssks N aH-'.ct
do choice for seed Ste so do, go and 100 d. a. &c a
DO. sold private terms
BASLEY-we note general activity today and tne sas
are merely small parcels shout the usus ans OF p
sales OF 1911 sacks four lots 600 Chile sod on
not made pubic 500 do. California choice at 81 7S W %
xhr iobbins trade for city requirements has pre
,led hut the bulk Of transactions have been for the ee
amount about 5 sacks taken in four pvces u
the following rates; 10 sacks ehoee soa a. -se' ~ ~ S
PcT.roEs-sse. Of O75 bsE', in eve 60 80 s.sh. - DO
sil 100 DO al Sic; 500 do. az Sic and w. roia Al 0f-
BurrsR-4O hrkius choice New sold Use. 80 -,
SuesRs-sC coo n inferior China scld st 7e $50 eSs
Crushed AZ go halt sSs and 80 DO o. ',ea So ' "
DslED APPLEs-2DO kegs sold 10 arrive az loe. 49,.
RArsISsS2 ess II boxes each are al aae'on s9a 70
IS So; cases do badly damaged, AZ auction a. esf
OYsrrRs-ioo dozen Thomas sold at %, ana ~ aosen
boxes Staten Island Ad.mAnne sold Al t9
A. k,ct;on q boxes Melvin Knapp Co.'S stained, az S o
M Sc DO do good order AZ Sic, ~ boxes ss'eh iaAnd
90 - sco,o,@sCO gallons IS y cent sold at 81 -
SPIRrs or TusPEsTISE-2o gallons sold ct SITE LOO d.
I.Rprssls Of 100 ca 2 tins Il small lots lew n
H,MsThere have been considerable sales Of Hans a
made within week past at 6i none OF which h~e
wEtssrSale yesterday of 100 bbs American to arrive, II
stpnt -, e .o A.. aot..,
Brown Drills AZ about 9c and few days since mot rePor
one OF 50 do Brown SheeiuEs for expectation 10 NszataI
at p The market for both Drills aud she'tins' u
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DIED.

ACKLAND-On Saturday, Jan u, after painful illness
GEORGE A. ACkLAND, aged q years, months and i
days - .
TIE friends and acquaintance Of the family and the Members
OF the 6th Company National Guards respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral hs late residence No 100 Grand
street Monday Jan a. at o'clock m, without further
invitation
BEARDsLEY-In this city Friday Jan IL. Of congestion
cd the brain, CHARLES ADDISON, only OF Joseph
end Charlotte 2. Besrdey aged years, months and =
days.
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully invited
attend his funeral No Ia West Twenty ih street
Monday, the l4th, u4 p IN.
CAMERON-On Thursday Ian 10 RICHARD =. CAMERON,
ct No SIS Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, aged years
TIE remains inferred the Cemetery Of the Eyergeens
SHHPHrRD-On Saturday Jan ls after severe attack of
SCARLET fever CHARLES EDWIN SHEPHERD, aged
years, ssn Of John shepherd
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully inv
ted TO his funeral from his late residence
Andt~e entieth street, Harlem, this day, al O'clock
TYRRYIn Brooklyn on Saturday morning Jan - aged IS
ycsrs SAMUEL TERRY.
The relatives ends OF the family respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral Thursday afternoon ocok from
his late reseaee No ~ Fulton street, without further v
tAtion.
WILGUS-on Sunday Jan IS, Of congestion OF the luue
WILLIAM ASA NlLGUS infant OF lanes H. aud Mary
Antoiaete Wngls, AGED year, months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents No
Tonpkns place, Brookyn Tuesday Jan ID, al o'clock
p N, without further invitation
Bes0 Chicago, NewHsven and Louis papers viii please
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments IL
CIea red.

Adger Turner Charleston SpoHod, Tes
ton Co Arsso Lines Havre NJ. Lvngstonj jamestown,
Parish Norfolk Ludam Peasantsi Florida, Woodruff, ss-
yannah, s. l.. Mitchill -
Washin gtou Norton Antwerp, J. w. Ewell Co. Realm,
BURGESS New. Orleans, Robson & Fosdick.
Bsrks-Norumbeea Brown, Galveston, J. H. Brewer CO.
Ocean Eagle Greenmsn Mobile Lane West CO.. Rainbow
Hughes BuenOs Ayres Reynolds Cushman Uem Of the Sea-
Miller Touon Asuirre Galway Graf Won Brandenberg
lPrus Jansen, schiedam w. f. Schmidt Coz Chiettsn,
Haven, Havana Russell Ninng. ~
Brgs-Enchantress Br) OBen, Port Spain, Trinidad j.
8 Whitney Co. Col. VIM Cossins Cossins Trinidad G.
Co Marshal Ney Lille St Jsso, Cuba, j. w. Elwel Co.
C. A. Coe, King, ST. Marks, Smallwood, Anderson Co
Scbooners-M Mankn, Beers Boston, Dayton Sprague
A. j. Dyer Rogers Jacksonville, Mayhew Talbot CO.. r.
johnson Tunnel Baltimore Lord Quereaui }. r. Hewett,
Ross, Phil adelphia, J. Hand
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t..n Tie rrop4r comparison with former yess The latest
d.,s. by ma. are TO Sh December, from Mobile and New
Orleans. ..n -
The receipts a. the ports for the week 1900 bales
,verk Tho e1res las: dates 70 900 eaef
81 20 ~ hale. more 1854 ScIt receipts
will be smaller since We Learn BY telesraPn i1si "a
Orleans the week ending An instant only +2p oss
rains preventing The dsehse Of cotton already AZ The Lee ~
Nv Oresns Some steamers being detained week ana
ans fr time cessation Of the transport, the
uterrupo may continue duns The ending this eyelns
d Be- more apparent m effect upon receipts Be shown n
The tables two hence. The have sso mpeded the
.rrsd commune alton in the Atlantic States well - reu-
d,r the roads unfit hauling depots
On. result attained tTUu this plentiful supply OF rn:
the rve-s the smallest trbgfaes will be 1avlfn
M duri thu remainder Of the and look for
shortly free receipts az az the Gulf The export
20 Britain does yet keep with that 20 France or
other foreign ports BY reference tables
The following sta-emeut Of the movement IA cotton
.nce The l o Septenber a ss compared win The previous
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La W LNI,ELLIGENCE.

RROOKIYN CITY COURT-JM. l2-Before Judge CuL
YER and Supervisors SrvDwELL and hELsEY.
The People ast Henry p Curtis, Police Magistrate
The indictment charges the defendant with falsely
smprsoning Capt W. Cs Of the Fourth District Police,
the 18th of Ap the City Hall The circumstances out
Of which the that the complainant Capt Call
had taken TO Justice Curtis prisoner charged with grand
larceny the Justice refused 10 entertain the charge
md aferward the captain made observation the sub
which the defendant construed into contempt OF Court
Capt Call leustody and detained hun for
hours process hearing The indictment
laid under the statute rendering public officers liable to
false imprisonment and the District Attorney
argued that Court being Court Of Record and
actually engaged in hearing in session and
The had certainly acted without authority Several
witnesses were examined and counsel summed mp when the
Judxe stated that he should charge the Jury Monday
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deckped-fearing the consequences at the sanos
Of the gang. After the assault the ruhans
hed, two Of them Bully Nelson and Martin Michsss,
taking refuge in the rum-shop Of Fex LArkin' NO 10
King street he being Is said, one OF Their number
A. soon as ros.be the assistance Of Ofcefs Mayor,
Rob4rts O'Nen and Wiseburn Of the same district
VIA, nrocured and they entered Larkns place for the
purpose of arresting Nelson and MIchaeis, ooth Oh
whom had hid themselves away up stars. These lei
Loxs Rad secured large butcher-knife, aad az the
sffcers apuroached them threatened TO Kill the hrst
man that should lay bis hand upoD them The officers
n, rst thought prudent TO themselves before at
tempting 10 arrest the sc0undres, and one OF Their
puYber started to the StationHouse for pistol, but
while he was gone the Others attacked the desparadoes
with their clubs and after desperate fight captured
them. As they were being taken to the Station
Uouse Mchaels broke loose from the officer who had
HIM in charge and running into grocery on the
corner of Laurens and Prince streets, seized large
meat-knife and attempted to kill the officer with ~
but a blow on the head from the Locust Drought
him TO terms and he was, with his companion saieiy
lcdged in the Police Station. Bully Nelson Is OF the
Gang who some weeks ago entered the CIy Hotel,
asd after insulting Councilman Wild created
serious disturbance and nearly killed two or three of
the servants The day following warrants for the
arrest Of Nelson, Cunningham and others were issued
by Justice Osborne, and placed in the hands OF de-
tailed policeman but for some reason he has never
arreeted either Of them though he could have done
90 at almost any moment, and passes their principal
resort daily Not long since some OF this gang went
INTO n porter.house on the corner of Broome and
Iaurens streets while drunk and because the keeper
would not give them liquor, they dragged him
frorn behind the bar and beat him with bottles until
he was insensible This victim sfterward refused to
prefer complaint against them, fearing that If he
did 10, they would take his life The members OF this
gang almost nightly defy the police to touch them and
claim to have sufficient political influence to free them
from all punishment let their crimes be ever so aggra-
waited.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
IAdvertisementl
PERFUMEp BREATH.-What lady or gentle

NAV would remain under the Of dsareeabe breath,
rbsn using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS dence
would not only render sweet but leave the teeth white as
asaser Many persons do not know their breath bad and
the subject delicate their friends will never mention 1t
Pour single drop Of the Balm your tooth brush and wash
the teeth night morning fifty bottle will lat yesT
BEAuTFuL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by using
the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS 1t will remove Freces'
Tan and Pimpes skin leaving Of soft and roseais
bae Wet towel pour three drops, and wash the
hee night and morning
sHlvIyc MADE EAsY-Wet your sbavingbru in either
vs OF cold water pour three drops OF the BALM or
TpevslsD FLOWERS rub the beard we'll and will make
beautiful soft atber much facilitating the operation OF shaving
Price only For sale by FETRIDGE Co, Propreors
and All Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, Jan. l2-p. IN.

SATURDAY, Jan. Up. III.
The Stock market rather more active this NOM
ing but weak The tendency, with but few exceptions
continued TO be downward during the day. The
operators for rise find the Money market continues
too stringent for the Of their movements, aud
they receive but little aid from outside ORDERS Under
the circumstances, the market is fairly sustained and
more ease in carrying stocks is all that is necessary
to produce an active and buoyant market. At the
Second Board the market not materially changed,
but remained heavy; small sales of Government 6s,
ls67-6a, were made at ll6a0ll7l, the first public
transactions for long time.
The foreign advices by the Canada were not con-
sidered to be favorable which had some effect upon
stocks portion of the financial letters are written
in cheerful spirit, while another portion are less
hopeful All speak Of the stringency of money as be-
ing considerable, but trade generally appears to be in
as favorable and sound condition as could be expected
We hear of no stocks sent out for sale and OF very few
orders to purchase
The market for Exchange closed without variation.
The business for the Arago has not been very large and
the tendency Of rates has been downward, especially
for Francs. Three four back Southern mails have
been received with large amounts OF bills.
In Freights the engagements to Liverpool include
10000 bushels Grain at u sd; 1000 bbls. Flour,
2s Cd 3s. 500 bales Cotton 732d q Id and 500 bIs.
cheese at 35s. To Marseilles Provisions, 81 80;
Pmento, Pepper and Cocoa, lc.; Tobacco, sl2;
Flour, 81; ard Liquids, sc.
The business .of the Sub-Treasury was: Paid,
s36,7l7; received 500 OOs balance, s., ,s33 $685. paid
for Assay Office, 81, ,433 paid on dsbursing checks,
s62 9l6; balance credit all accounts, $40, $40 sos,
against $40 377 showing gain Of s246 ll8 during
the week.
The shipments of specie during the week were
SIS, ,432, of which SEQ were by the Arago. The
total for the year thus is si2,6 GAP.
Albert II. Nicoays regular semi'weekly auction sale
of Stocks and Bonds will take place Monday next,
the 18th inst, at -! o'clock, at the Merchants Ex-
change.
The Rutgers Fire-lnsurance Company has declared
a miannual dividend Of = cent, payable let of
February.
The Howard Life Insurance Company a sem-annual
dividend of 81 y cent, payable on the 18th inst
The Imports of the week other than Dry Goods are
sls ,Os7, against 81, $50 last year. The aggre-
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fAdvertiseTneut1
AdveTtisement
PRoF. DE MARsAN.-TbOse who do not sneel

PROF. DE MARsAN.-ThOse who do not sneer
nj Vcomte giving lessons and wish 20 learn the FRENCH
s 10 visit bis rentleman rooms No 4 Broadway and
be during recitation hours order 10 witness for
how admirably his new modest and simple method
worhs with his pupils who will aonsh you By the manner IN
which after two months lessons they already speak under
stand and Glasses for ladies' from 10 m
20 gentlemen from 10 II p IN Private lessons al
the pupils residence.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-14
ADVERTISEMENT
PuRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-The energy

ls by PURDy Of this popular rheater
Certainly Every week ushers into the
public novelty Of amusement Tonight the attrec
tious are doubled strongly. The Pantomme, which he
has had In preparation many months entitled ASPHoDEL
or Tar PEN and which he has expended several
doars is be- produced In addition 70 which, M
Hndsons sterling and refined Drama called THE Knight OF
ARvA Or CoNSoR RASH will be presented for the first
time Mile Henrietta Lang the accomplished and fascinating
Sanseuse the Boston heaters will also commence her
aud the entertainment will conclude with favor
ie Drama.