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MIERCIAL ANDMOHBT I1TTBR8. t« Birf,:::::::ia 8 " *» ?.J5B.»3 1j «II 5 Hadem River RR... 9C t . j!. 11" 11 s> *°. St,.MM »Ohio Trust.IJ71 10.toi 25 *?.I97. .hi 3öe Morrt* Canal.iH *.tit Mo «0.?H ttj do « IReedg B N. ^Tt m do z «0 .Ill MO ante Er» F 'fA.losiiioe do..'.«* l.SOO riot*.11» I» do.».« M\mr«msi. »4 *. do. 1 If*. Reding.714 675 Cantc* Co.....---- ' IM da..» 71 75 do.jjj^I .»ÄS.::::::»5 wir"'«''" 5 IM rtraert- Trust.£ n» <i°. B do .«* too do .*»» »ruf ia«*....." 13 Syr fc Uüce RR. 52 ir.Vte A Seh RR ...«'* 450 Long Waad R* '» ist d» ... 'S *...*».., loo do.M oo do. J5 do. 25 do.«WR», Mm Harlem RR.71 100 do.bl0 70l im Alk A*tVhlRRV.'.V6Ö 9s|';500 do 7oj 3^.?.::::::Ste »::::.:::::»» LSOS Erie Inr Bde.*rl M Mobawk RR. 80 Canten Co.7U «0 do.7ll 50 do.721 Ito a*.tjo 7/» 6tV do." .: K do.72 MS do.tl2mo*K*$ AO do AO do.U3072 ItO d<.bl0 72 1P0 L,,uf Itlaad RR..a60 ]8t is* do.19 ibcohd toato M Morrit Canal.b30 2H ana do.8 too do.....bi»2rH 300 Nor k Wor RR..b|06n 150 do.b*0 664 50 do.86| 50 do.t>V>«,| 100 do.bin 68» 25 Erl«RR. »i 360 do.bSn<*» 450 do...._.oMW 6.50 Reading f IM da inn Harlem Vi Firmer* 100 do.t0ri6S iu.060 90 ing RR.7i» lo.tl0 7ll nti RR.7< 4 iere* Loan ...tiofifij Friday, Jan. 17-F.M. There waa rather an unsettled Stock market at the 8ecoud Board to-day, without marked f eature, excepting dullness. Canton and Farmers' Loan waa firm, but generally in the Fancies there were more sellers than buyers, and quotations were weaker. Morris was lower, and pressed on the market, telling at 23, a decline of j f cent. Erie was also easier, but with little Stock offering. A few Ohio and Pennsylvania Bonds were sold at 91, but 96 is asked. For Southern Michigan Road par was offered. Reading was not very firm. For Government and State Stocks the movement is to fair extent, and prices are firm. Sales 150,000 D 8. 5a for banking purposes. At the Second Board there was a much better feeling generally, and quotations for all descriptions advanced.. There was an advance of 2 f cent in Canton, selling at 71, with an active demand. A Bear ¦ale of 100 shares was made at M|, seller twelve months. This Stock sold yesterday at Boston at 74. Norwich was also in good demand, 700 shares having been sold, closing at 66£, an improvement et" I 4P cent. The tales of Erie were 800 shares, and prices were well sustained. The fall in this Stock ol the last few days has brought in a new Set of buyers. Eight miles of the Dunkirk end of the Road were opened for travel ott the 8th inst. Reading was 71 {, a slight advance on the morning price. Operators do not seem to be much alarm ed by the action of the Pennsylvania Legislature. Harlem remains without much change, but was heavy. It fluctuates between 70J371L Farm* ers, although firm at the First Hoard, was weak at the 8econd, telling at 66, teller sixty. Long Island was firmer, going to 19 again. Tho rumor is that the debt is arranged, and that the Road will sot be sold. Mohawk sold at t%% which is about yesterday's price. For Rochester and Syracuse 1*3 was bid without sales. A sale of East Bos¬ ton was made at 27, the first operations in this Stock for a long time. Stonington was rather weaker. In Exchange! the market it quiet, and the ratet are without change, with fair supply. Sterling is 10910} i Francs are 5.10. The buaineaa in Freights is dull and quiet, but rates are unchanged. Engagements of Wheat were made to Liverpool at 3d ; 200 bales Cotton, 3a 6d; 2,000 bbls Turpentine, la 6d, and somo Dead Weight at Ml ; aud 300 tuns Wood a*Hf) Ids. To London, 1,000 boxes Cheese were taken it 30s, and other heavy goods at 25s. To Havre, the Cotton rate is a. The Havre packet takes about #250,000 in spe. cie, nearly all silver. The Banka and public institutions continue to be very much annoyed for want of change. Tho Mint ia much abused for not coining gold dollars- In connection with this subject, we annex a let. ter received from the Director of the Mint by Mr. Brady: Mint or tiii I'niiiu StaT. s, i January 13, >] | 8<a- l have bad reierre.i in me a letter ol youtt lo die Post Office Department, in which you refer lo tbe warn ol gold dollar* tu your ottire, and BOggset your dealrs 10 «¦ \ change for them, at the Mint, American coin of the larger denominations. Having been rrq ur*tod by the Department to addreat ¦lyteif to you upon tide topic. 1 have io ttate that an ex change sack as yon propoee would limlnce on tbe faada menial purpose of our organization, which it to coin kato the national carrenrv Vullion not prerloutly in that sbape I can think ei but one meant by wh.rh, in a perfectly regular manner, we could furnlth you with thote coin*, which it by the Treasury Department drawing on our bul bon fund for the requlatie tu int. pevable in gold dollaia 1 suggett that method, how ever, wttii much reluctance, feecauae we have already a dlflWttllJ la meeting ilie re ilai demand for theee <.»...t, and becaute. timber. .1 a o totve the diinunltion o! our bullton (und at a nme moat un- prvpiiioat io our dcpotnora. The difficulty in regard lo »mall change ha* grown en- ttrwy oat of the variance In the value of tilver as compared with gold, by which It has became profitable to b >erd and export the wore valued metal, silver, and employ gold as a preferable medium lu the pay BsesM ol debuv It It evi¬ dent, therefore, that at long at the preeenl relation of the two metals roctlmie. the present scarcity of the allver wi.l remain unabated, li It jutl at clear, loo, that the Mint can not furaiah the remedy, tlnce the tliver deposit* which fur- aUh the material of <<ur esasasjS mutt continue lo dlntaltli. Considering these fhrlt, It aeemt to me that credltort. and the poet oAcet in particular, artil find thai the on.y remedv la their power It to decline receiving any coint in payment efdebts which do not contutute tbe precite turn due. The obligation of making " change" is certainly rot required by Bkw. Our cotna are made legal tenders for the amount* on their face, or for any multiple* of thote amounts But there la aurely no right to tender a larger piece in payment of a deal far wfcxh tbe law uroM.tr* a »mal.or piece. A double* eagle mar certainly We dec.tneS If ottered lo y v, psatage ; and If a dimh!eeej,!e, then why not sny other seiaeacepl the exact half dime liteir Very reepectmtlv your faithful Servant. R M PATTF.RSviM, Director. Wat V. Ba.Pv, Eaq P.M. New-York. Thompson s Bank Sott Rttwrttr uoticee a new counterfeit llO'a on the Mmert' Bank of Pottt. villa. Pa imitation of genuine vignette, a female and anchor, with ships in the distance, engraving rather poor, but likely to pass in a crowd. Tbe annexed statement ahows the Cuatom- afesjto Dry Ooods transactions tor the week end- tag Jan. 16, vis: EntykTmi/or Co%s%m\ptton* ¦anvravTcaator w»ol. Wa«S*aavtll p» S > t2->, Cioih», 190 So, 109697; V»r»»»S*,Ttdo, 40A4t, Still! uKhW*. 77 j0, ,.s w» , Colloa asai Wurtted. HH do, Wa.ajo, Weol and CoLeo, .» d s *,«> ; De Lamra. m a«>. i I, i*ire*. :o | ., »3u->, at- Steaa 4 de\ 2,i7^ , Drty d C.e. 6 do, i.buv, Ca^iiuerwA * *\fU , Covere. 4uo, 4,"Ij , A;uaca mm. ¦. j,,, i.a»,; gee. 17 do, tv> !>, bhawi*, 14 .io, Ailii Menno Saavvu, IJSI, Hairflkerchrsle, S J \ , Coatiuga 1» 4<s fj 1 Pasta* k.-s do, I.m., feelings. 4 do, V'U, F,aanel*. dbtankrui, Hdo, i.t»4", Menno t»u ri* / t.>. SVidrgt.Sto, äs««, ttwrarj,X4«, *>l; Men.io U ,..«, | | fJm LSSS ÜHivea, I du. i7.. tarn, * do. 1.H48, Oa/p«mg, MSO, IS. S»; Taprttrr and Veivet Carprling. * d,>. 7,7Si. .i, I Ar» i kga; vaiüed at |V<P\ii52 ¦ANi-rAcTuartor corro.t. Ltei pacaagra, |<»e.jta>-, Pnn:*, 9" do, 3D.»76; Corinna 177 do. SrV«*; UtikgbanM, eS SflL IS.tJV _,Stdo. l«»>a. K nhr<MOered w i*nn«. »2d.». tr.ec»*. ifdo,sae, tare*. 4* do.b.i'e'i Mualio Tn-nm'ug», 2 i; Haaokercbrera, 4 dt«, 1.102; Snawla, t dJ, i^S. ,» Su, 4,471 ; Qaeet t Cl«*h. 2 4o. S*4; U*ai«ak. 4 \\» "*?*«*. 4 QO< '..B7i Metta S d.>, la», ll.ae.bl M do, 6 42i'. Sniria. i d >. I.I .'. U 1- 25^1.^».>*; »a..a 5 So. 710 . loo*. fcV&P. Wdo, 11.17«.- tt*H|;r*ct«aat or all ¦ ,Jg''JUjr/»r'B!»::»v.^o': w so. »mi»4: tap* M So. i«,kV3 Sallit. II S. \. vs. k nXlti*. Vnb. 1 So. 1.17»; HarSgilÄ*« K Psmta. i«dc, I I.HI Shawl*. 7 d.. S" » . ',v ;'' SBdSwawla, S3 do t/,lS0: Sek ^ Cott^TL*^ .^T!' tAse*; SVkand Cutteo 4* do «6,014, Hoe*. S do. 7>*j Satk i»a norxsS Hot», I do,SI«. Otovee, tl de. I7.M» fAakasd Csticw üh-vee. I do, AM. Biudiagt. S do,! vM .raids, 3do, 1^7», Sahna. 9 de, Ljkjj, ¦aisaa*. »*«, l>4i $U*M» -4.»v»cTc.M or vlax i >n«ra. 1 13« pec'aeges, .iO.'MT, Htadherrn efa. 15eo, u -71 Lsre* lS^o, 7»: Linen and Corton. »6 do. 21.74"» Thrlld SSZ 7.314, Braid* 2do. 1.980; Bobbins, 1 do. 195; "erVenulViuree of Flax 8 do. 2,825. ToUl, IJM phgt valued el $274,342. MlSCELLtWEOC* straw Oer*:*676 pa kagrs. $»>5.|I4. Artificial Flowers. ke 12 do. 2.111; Embroideri.*, In do. laanj Milliaery.1 Co, 1,978; Collar* Cuff* Ac. 4 do, 2.331: Cravat* 3 do. 1.219. hhewlt.ödo, 1,872. Handker'-Mef* 1 do, 175; Vest¬ ing* 7 do 3>1; Hoae. 4 do, l,'a>i Leather O'oves. 25do. 3 rai Rid Glove*. Sdo, 4,3*»» Glove* 1 do, SN1 Soap-" dert 2 do. 896; (ier.er*. 1 do 007: Button* 21 do, 4.91'j, ( ortfct Ida, 3£9: Hair Coifc. 3 do, 1.871. Malting. 2.»} roll* 11,747. OiiCloih. 15do. IJJ87. Total. 3.199 pkgs snd roiia: valoed at lita.V-8. Withiravn from. WnreAtrute. MAirvracToaef or wool. Woolens, 5 package* $3.328 I Cloths, 4 do, 2,930, Wort- teds, 7 do. 3,2111; Couonand Worded, J6 fo, 3.103; Lus¬ ter* 7 do, Lett. Serge* 2 do, 491; Shaw!.. 2 da 867. Kiev neis. 4 do. 1st: Blsnkets, 9 do, 1,391 Hose, 1 do, 736. To- tel. 77 pkga valued at $22,759. MASpracTwats or coTTOn. Cotton* 292 packages, $62,698; Colored Cottons, « do, 9,1*2; Print* 19 do, x/35; Gingham* 14do. 3.18»; Muslin* Sdo. 857; Muslin Embroideries. 14 do. 4.896: Handk-r ehiefcj.7 do.71"; Velvets, 5do, 1.235; Nankins, 10 do,779; Hosiery. I] do. 7.761. Cords. Sdo. 3.Ä; other msnufactures of Cotton, 21 do, 6,768. Total, 4~6 packages, valued at $101,2W. MAWfACTrars or silk Silks. 7 package* $8.520; Cravats,9 do, 5.507; Sauna. t do, 1,334; Veeliog*3do, 360; Pongee* 4 do. 3,02u , elan- dannas, 1 do, 4M'; Siik and Worsted. 3 do, 2,182 S. ia 1 Couon, 3 do, 929; Silk and Ltnen. 3 do. 1,46! gewlnc* 1 do, 614; Buttons IS do, 997: Ties, 1 do, 737. Total, 66 pkga: valued at »26,123. MANir*tTcaesor ;i.ax. Linens, 1J7 parkages.t2l.e69i Linen and Cotton. 19 do, 3,022; Lusters, I do, 336; Handkerchiefs. 5do. 1,614; Thread, 1 do, 3b9. Totol. 163 pkga: valued at $27.2U9. MISCELLAHCOVS. Straw Goods, 16 package*, $3,598; Artificial Flowers, 3 do, 106; Velvets. 5 do, 1,"80; Shawls. 55 do, 9 438; Loathe' Glove* l do, 1,2 6; Carpeting, 3 do, 781; Twine, 4 do, 412. TotaJ .86 pkgs; valued ant 16,618. Entered for rVarekoutinp. MANvrACTi-aes or wool. Woolen* 22 packages, 112.t«i; Cloths. 7 do. 1.613; Wors¬ teds. 7 do.3,181; Cot, and Worsted. 85 do, 2" .oi'p: Queen's CI< in, 3 do, 1,001; Lustres, 7 do. 2,\<*l; Drap d'Ete. 3 do, 1,930; Vesting* 1 do. fr»; Planne!* 4 do. 636; Hosiery, 7 do, 968. Toiai. 144 pkgs; valued at tll.UlL m After at Tear. * or cotton. Cottons. 296 packages, $50,176; Colorei Cotton* 18 do. 3M2; Punts, 5| do, l«.7Tti; Olngham* 9 do, 1.833; Mus¬ lin* 12 do. 2.881 ; Lawns. 18 do. 1.2(0; Handkerchiefs. 1" d". Unbleached Cloth, 5 do, 1,730; Hosiery, lido. 5,272. Total, 433 pkgs; valued U$TOJJ MANcrscTvacs or silk. Riiks. 3 packaire». tl.'a^i Satin* 1 do. ltl, Damask, 1 do, 78»; Crape Shawls, 6 do, 3,y»3: Pongees. 29 do, i,b22; Poplins. 4 do. 961 ; Silk and Wortled, 1 do, 6h8; Hosiery, 5 do, 1,157; Sewings, S du. 3558; Rsw, 256 do, 29.057; other mar ufarturei of Silk, 45 do, 4,389. Tot*!. X>5 pkgt; valued at 155,883. MANCFACTCAES OF H. AX. Linens. 71 packages. »12.994; Linenand Cotton, 1 do.315. Laces. 1 do, 1,087: Thread, 1 do, 537; other manufactures of Flax, 15do,6,wI9. Total. 92 pkgs; valued at BattrM. misckllanbuos. Straw üood», II parkagee, 112,949; Embrolderle* 5 do, 1'Md; Cords, 8 do, 1,020; Tapestry and Velvet Carpeting. 16 do, 5,361. Total, 90 pkgs valued at -.'. ar.CAflTl'LATIO!». Consumption i Manufactures of Wool.pkgs 1.399 $ 538,852 Manufactures of Cotton. 2,119 515,831 Manufactures of Silk. 1,684 1.17'.n.. Manufactures of Flax. 1,285 274342 Miscellaneous.3,199 133,508 Total.9>5C $2JJ40,568 Withdrawn from Wareturute : aSsaaaOkSSBras or Wool. T7 022.7« Manufactures of Cotton. 476 |(>1,2R9 Manufsciufes of 8Uk.. 66 26.1.:; Manufactures of Flax. 163 S7JJ08 Miscellaneous. 96 16,618 Tasal. 86« $193,993 Entered for Warehousing: > Manufacturesot Wool. 141 Yi«.*ei Manufacturta of Cotton. 433 78,980 Manufactures of Stlk. 355 55,883 Manufactures of Flax. 92 21,2n2 Miscellaneous. 90 2t\637 Total.UM $220.713 At a meeting of the stockholders of the Macon and Western Railroad, after passing a vote of thanka to the officers of the Road for their zea' and fidelity, the following Board of Directors was elected i Edward Whitehouse, Charles Moran, Drake Mills, Andrew Low, Edward Padelford, J. C. Levy, Ker Boyce, J. B. Ross, Wm. F. Matthi son, J. D. 0ariiart. N. C. M unroe. C. J. McDonald Isaac Scott, Esq. was elected President of the Company. Herkers...-CAaarvLLv Raroarto roaTna TaisiNs FaiD» v, January 17. ASHES.Tbs market is hardly to firm for Pots, and less ¦ajoing. Pearls are steady; ÜMOBsSS are loo bbltal568|c£ 5 7.5 for tne lormer, and 5 6JJ for the latter. COTTON.The foreign news has given an impulse to the market, and beiden ran now effect ready sales at yes¬ terday's prices: 3,.50u hales have been sold. Holders are w Illing seders. FLO I K AND MEAL-There Is a betler demand for Un¬ it w grades uf State and Western Flo:, r.In part lor the East, and little n to be had st our inside figures at the close. Trie better grades are steady, but rjuiei, the Inferior grades firm and not plenty, with a fair Inquiry Canadian is held Man¬ ly at I ( i. In bond, but Is very <|uiei The sales of Domes- tic are S.bOO bids at 4 44u 4 for No 2. superfine; 4 75<0 4 87| for common to strait Mate I *7j o V f>r htichigan and Indiana; aud 5otitfi 124for pure Onnesee and favor¬ ite Ohio, Southern is hardly SO brm ; sales of 1,1 in) bids at t'>f 5 124 for mixed to good slrall brands, and 525a5<b7\ for Fancy. Bye Flour is still scat e; tales of ion hhlt Petit, sylvaniaat 3»7i. Corn Meal is ti'iu; Rales of 150 bbls Jer¬ sey and I'd ns\lvanla at $3, and 5n bhla Brandy w nie at J i\ GRAIN There it more Inquiry for Wheat, but the firm¬ ness ol holders restrict sales. We have only to notice sales of500 bushels handsome Mtohiitn at I 2«1, a nominal price. Canadian it held firmly at 1 STa ISA In bond. Rye is still very tjuir t and pi ices nominal at 77 STTBc. Barley is wanted at9t</95c. Barley Malt it saleable at 115 tri z: Otts are very quiel at t7<riKc for Jersey 60 d 52 for River, aid 53* 54c for Canal. Corn la in lair.iemand, with more firmness in the market; better prices have been obtained; sales of SRAM bushels at 66cr6b) for Jersey and Southern vellow ; white Is held tt sTWaSe. Canadian Peat are sei.inc at 1 2". PRO\ ISIONS-Our maraetfur old Pork it again easier and dull new it firm bui not plenty. There baa been a food business doing in Sour, but at easier prices for Meat. bessJesareKUKi'i bbls at Jl.'d 12 !2, for old Meat; 11 374 for 1« 0 year old Mesa and $14 for new City Mess. 9 2* for Prime aud II 25 for seur Mess; aud $7 tor do Prime. Beet is firm sales of 150 bbls at 8 25410 5u for Meas, and 4 »7 J a %n for Prime. Beef Hams are steady; ta es of it; bbls at i>fc. Lard is brm; sales of 230 bblt at 8<r sjo for old and new, and 3en kegs old at Sc. Sale* 50 bbls Pickled Hams at Mr Pickled Meats are scarce, sales of 5o bbls ingar cured Hams at Hjc; of Green Hams and Shoulders, some l.5H\ told at sat>e. respectively. Butter Is dud, and prices lavor the buver, tales of Ohio and inferior State at ha ll|. and Western Dairies at I2a»lt'l. Cheese it In fair demand tor the local trade, with but litt.e doing for export at»iet.*c HISKY.A limited supply uiiering; sa.es of 50 bblt Prison tt .t.c. and small lots Drudge at 25c. OILS.Linseed 1 unsettled, and quotations are diffi¬ cult to give: Mime sties are reported considerably in ad¬ vance of yesterday's prices, but other authorities quote no rhaage A cargo'of Whale per the Chandler Price. iati ar¬ men, 3,7(ic bbl* sold on private terms, supposed 40c Tbe Crude Spenn leported resterdsy was sold a; 1 29. Fair sales of Manufactured at I Si'a 1 \ There 11 a limited hurt, neat doing in l.ard OH; sales of 2,000 g*lont at 64c for Western. Red OH it easier: tales of 75 t>bU at about 41c, easlh IKtiN-lrqist, w ith tales 100 or 150 lunt at 19 759$Jn, cash, ar.d tui. 6 months ; English Bars at S* LK AÜ.Conunues vervdui.. and nominal. Rl 1 K.Sales Sw tWrct's for export at 3 3 , a' > M) |>cwt. HIDFS.Are more tn re<iue«t. and there is a better dis¬ position to buy. Thetaltssre l,7b0Rio Ha.-he and ^av». nllla at 0 tc. t> mor.tht. l-» l iracoi. a , .. «r j11 wet salted Texas tt t>ic ; and 1 tt) Texas K.nt at 7f.--ai; leas 4 per cent: K9Metamorasat lite , 380 West India Salted at "c, less 4 per cent; 2.0B4 Maracalno. supposed at tic.tnai Dry Te\t»and ;«36 Savaiuli* sup posed ati"ic. Tue stock it sS,60t>, lnciudtag 1 cargo 01tslAi B ienos Avret, MrtfSjl today, held at 1-4$. and 2.114 wet taii*d HoraeUUes. PnBss srs isasart LEATHER.it without change; the tales are large enough |0 reduce the stock, and prices are firm. The scarcli v of light weight* is felL TOUACCO-The market Is quiet but steady; sales 150 hhdsat frtiljc for Kentuckv. usualtimo. and SO do selec¬ tion at 1.x. GIL CAKE.The deanand is moderate and supply tssail; tawa V ions at \ tfay^hti'rfT" TALLOW.The demand for ax|x>n is fair, haiatä«,0S0 H pi me »: T- -^ih. OK(>( KP'KS-There ;t only a limited btutr.aas dotcf In <.> ff-e. Mo <o>»es ir:d Sugars, a-nl ptu-e* . W OOL-Cemmanda considerate tDtriin.bui the sales this wrrk f. r conto»ptloa of Domestic F.e»-edo not ex- reed sr.'tt- fb at 37i«56c. p tnctpal.y aSttata, The suck is mostly « f hoe Vt ools at tiraeVK:. Priesa coouaue to worn up a, manuiacturera wake up U> the raal slate wins n-atkri There have bean tome tales 0/ f >raigu Woot to Cea.rs »10.» rs Washed Afucan at irtHic. S0*d ore vims 10 arrival; IMSS Rt Zigal on p'tva'e larmt; 70 ba'as CorSa«n at «44c Tbe stock of foreign coastals of Senates Su trta, waahed and u a washed, anu txsi washed A.i;csn. Kecelpta or Produce By Rmboadt dnrxng the tutt H kourr.Ji*. l-e» > .te-'5CaiV»s. 71» baft (>a . 4.« Jo ri^-ey J, j0 F,. tu, -.7.a.i<(r. Leatlier 4e7 Dressed Hogs 424 oa. **«.** Hutier. «5 btaS Catlie mo buahals Corn, « balsa Woo7* va-kt i sbes. tt bhs Wh sky and i car law! Gas h, .Netc- Wik and .VewHu«e»-.V> bags Femr, bKlsdo, n?I iT'* "«.^ *°.«i*d- «» P»K« Coeeee. * |aj ttutiar. ICt Hog* i*9 bidtt Leather, and 4«> bats Whisky M A B I I S O. Jg*^eJaa, syatshsB a rua. ««,»0,0, co^asy. ft J. ¦.A^^Jr^;;r.«^^nr,,.«- ^ ^tfhSsW^* r uhJ-aJa.« . Kowawa. saajhjasat v>iB wait.. iH.,i,4 m* cu DIED. Or. Pr-lry assraiat. Jaa. iv.a< wiasaawUa*ClURtAJ AU/hJ.D stmoms.ia U*9 37lk)««f «4 k^ ags. waaaaaafaaataaaaa Tis rs'ati-ss aia fra>a»s ..f Ua*Knw4 aat tb. as ..f h: i*uar .a ha>. j< saak L LorS. ara rset«r«iaSr >s» wt w. atie.«t > < 1. oe-, ,r<« aa> lats inSaxt. So. ttt ramn st ScWtiia. «J« Ja. v »*»r M koatfnkw »»t. « B "»«.«aaauaa,,iya, .ÄfÄ'ÄP 1» ..»*.»* >aar at bar ag. Nr. -Waif Ok ru°. 1» Urs aws rrsswnrk Oavue * ant VaaSs of Uw kmvtf art raspatt<as> »t ast to .t toi la mmm mm »« f* ***** * m hmMf' TT "..im a«» Bt farmer»' mmmm ., . j» lV it?Rx" -«».' «oe of WJUa: mo Chrt ItkevtaL -*** 10C^n!Ir»«<»y a***'**. *t» 16, «< . tkort bat e*v*r* Jkaata, Rr. *. W THkTCHlR. .0 la* SaVI I etu uf * . er*._ T». fvwa*« «ad .,<utw of Ute reunify ar» re-raeU*rry nrrma ¦> ar*a*»Tfu»««*r.S-jtd»y. I»ih ia*v fräs fc* »**» tirl.HI <,,.?». . »«h..ot turtkor «*<ce _ r*»k*r i.l --larl«» Tork »ito TewfepV Crrapavky. are*- 1 f n*r»l Vl day. |Satarday) at J o'cark. TW Uimi Strwer* »biet aa Earth ar» fwrwi, Ar* nx-tl» ettM ta *o*>» a» thay »r* bWrwe Aad mu ta Hea>ee tie taa Alf**» tboott Th* «owere aart* de-a-ee Waat tn tomm lnBröot!,B,Jta 17. JOHN W COCHRAN.» tu« IU* y**r". T*r»»i«i,raa ar.d fn*»d» ol tW farr.ily ar* r**rp* tr»9y raanajataa to .tter.* h.*'»»*raloa S.oday, at * t'cluct, P. ». frita a* lau '.« . . .». rn PndtT moraiag. Jt«. 17. tftor t itteriof >* ~». HELI« w'.-eof eVBjJfceaa*»,tott»*nfcta»»*rf.W/SS» Tu ratet.'ae aud rraoaa ol Iba fafaily ara leeper-ti-i. * ^ I tMla****)** Moaday,* th rat at II o c tomer of D»Salk aad MM i'ttn«, tut t Her r*«a r« w;ii m wo w Gnn«u<x Cemetery MI* LATT RS klMA'AC-THIS DAT- ..Tili »ata_I 1 Matt) *;»*»..., Kn HI6H WATER-....-JAN. 16 i_. . So* 3«* Bafl .*.*... 11 IT* TRIBÜNE MARINE JOURNAL. PORT Of rt£W-10R».v....;MH.JAJ». 17. CleareSU Ship* Wat rasta, Togo«, Sin Fraacece, Joes (tjSBBJ Sora«, RBtt, Havana, M Taylor. Ttytor A Co. Brie« Bo'.'tr, 'Brani) Vci. Herer, 0*lricb« A Co; Horn*, Br) Mc ix^.Tneato, PunctaA M*m<k*, Sur WaJab, St John«,NF. H S Roath A Sob, Julii Hoult<«. Docnell. Hinget, a, Jam, J W Elweil; Atrc*t*r* Harry. Bol.va. Harb*, k at Co. ich* Gold Hunter, Tbompa< n, HaT*('.aii HrrrLtat, Cout b, Rcb- üiodiI, Coanat, Poarlar. Waatuxtor,; Plato, Harr-mon*, Ba'timora. Sloop W'awn, Stanrarrt flaw Haaai. Bare* Dabjarar*. Manh, Sontb Ambo« Arrived. Royal SIa StcaT-b p A»:a, Jidkm», L varrool. Jtt 4. I» M, m.i-». to K Caatrl. Jr B.rk M»tat (<l B .' kaportl Bj aa, B-rm .da, 13 4a. ar.aa. A.-.to Tbunpaoo A Wilt.ua. Th* M baa aVr**>WaVai baaV.) waarhar oa'.na I aa*>ra ramad avar haad raib, tu Bart Marian, (ol fb laj Lowary, HoatcTidao, to d», u.daa horaa, SU ,t"Tbi.ra. WataoL * Co. Bf bark Worval, Wallara. Parnambi»at, S" 4a, aurar to J T Snow Burw bark Fradcrirk Patoraaa. Holan. 0 .ttanbarc, W> da, iris to Fur. b» A MaiDcAa. if^fjalarto Inf Saar«f>orti Cn hola, Si^'i.i la O'an'a and irfNi.'a. to "a-rriitli A Son* Korw brie Ford'aaklold, (ir'diar. MV*«ina. 4'' da, uraoeaa aod la me aa to Baaxliar, Draper k Davlm tl.a .aaaal tu Scliraidt k tUl< h»u. Kr r R-.aanua. Br Spon»*1'-St K tta. W 4». 1.7>)0 obl» aalt u> J B k O A Bai Brn Loa Oak, >»wvrr, Dararr,. 4 St, >allo» p na to J H RA-d- 1.1'fb Bnr Vt'aHar Hot4,(of OrriocWr.) Hm.a, Sa>»noab, fi da, »ollo» pmatoKf* Buik B-u; Hajti, Cutta, Pirt tu Pr. ia, milat t 0 S t A Ftrrn. Tat H ia at atx-b r out» <**. Br bn» U«>l,,k.i.. M. Harrrn. Ual.fai. NS, IS da, fi.b and craa^arria» ti, BfII), Sn.,tt,ara A Mac.ajr. Tie D uaa aipanaoraxl haa<y waitbar entbapauae*. Br ¦ h Londoo, H rton. Out of Tanao, WS, SS da, nab to J W H Bur kam »alh olt, tat 43 a^lon'.i»", «pawead a aarara o>* *>bH-Si aat in Inm SIC aud > h-,pi*d around t» HW, witb aaoar, «n>. h kütod far i daya On th« m^rmor f Iba i4th, aoon aftar the atom bad comir,an< ad. waa atrurk furaard of th* main cbajna by a haa^y driviri; »aa, which atora bulwark*, carr.ad aaay tba boat and <; larter atanebama, racb*<i iMcwkatf, aad canaad ih*<aaaal tn laak cunaidar akl); dunr* th* rala »|,lit lorr.a.l at.utBar fliraaail wa» bant, whu I, waa aftarward tarriad nway »ntiralj¦; bora l*>) for Halifax ind>a> traaa, wbara *h* arr.aad oc tha IM, aad remained thar» S dayt r* pairing rianiarra. oVb Julia M Haiwrk. naw.ir» tura. Sm.la. Brovkha'an, LI, ow> od by C»pt El*n«ar Hill»' k. and intandad lor th* <-oaatin( tr*d* Mar lar.rih .*** nil ,a Uo i.at, araad'b of baam »71» ft. dapth of hold 10)f It, cabin boote .V) it, aod accommodation* lor 60 paa**ar*r* S< Ii Sarah, Spnn(*r, NBedlord, i da, oil. 5, h Diet atrh. Atw<«d, Boat, n, i ,1a, bound tu Va. Srb Joahoa C Da ...-, Baeton bouod tu Va Br a.b tiuoe.ta. AuJre«.. T ,>,..... aad «3 i. fm O.bralur. fru.t U> Cl av l.erL n A R<ibin»on. S< h Marearet. W« (lam, PeUr.burz, 4 d«, mdae. tVb Ann Maria, AaaaV Nawbem. NC, 4 da, atetl a'.or** to S L Mm hall S<h Deborah, Robbma, Waah Igt*«, NC, 4 da, oaeal (tore* tu R M RackwaH. Seh t imly Hui1,-, Nawb»m, NC, 4 da, ia»al ator*a, Mc, to R M Blarkwrll eeto-av- M ¦¦.tL.Soiiti..Cl.arkaaton, 4 da,, ntt m and nca to N L MtCread) * Co IrTft ir>"». ' raa.a^.^ant baarine WJW Rmilaa, wa« MM»*d aviII riried hri(. «unk m 7 itthmne -t mmm topmaat aDd ti>pr*llantrnt»t aajt ol water; no aa.'« oa H*r yard* Sch a Pancuat A 0 W Makm, Johnaoa, Pbiha, 3 da. coal Scb La* int Ja *. KetxLum, Kappahannock Riaer, ayatar*, bound to NHa.ar Si h John Harr «, Jerrca«, Pbila.i da, oyatera Sib Mail, Badaworth, Potomoke, I da, ojatrra, bound to New. Ha»»n. S. )¦ Sehtban * Hannah, Ir«liab, Phila. roal. Stk Cbarlaa Hanry, DtVaaBJ, Rappabtnaock River, oyttora, bouod to FH***s. *<h O*ore* J Jon*», Lack*, Stonnth, 4 da, cotton, Ac.to RH Dam ill. Srb Heater, Nirkeraon; M hon. D*l. d*. mm to B N Fol. Sch («aoree A Kn ib.Salam ri* Pierroont. bidaa BELOW.Bark Milan, roday* from Bordaaui, alao i lumbar luad- ad briea. SAILED.Ship New York, Tliompeon for Haar«.- Amaranth, Bab- aca. San Fran, .«tu, Atlantic, Lamb. Antwerp; Hudeoa; Doaoa, Glae- a*ay| Hero, flrJltb, NOrlaant; bark* Orafton. Balard, llnd.a*, At if, Cbtprcan, »'sr«* »« Peter Dataill. It***?, "a.jnnah. Brothara, Ward. Ponra. PR; bnia Plulura,Tbatibar, 9a> tnnab, Area, Oorbtm, Curaroa. and otbara WIRD l*aa)*t W, taat fataA [na Uli Uli raaaauaJ Arr at Liverpool Jan l.ataamab.p Arvtic, New Tork, »cboodiai k , Savannah Der 31. H id,- t^uaber; JOth, Robert Pulalord, Cal-utta; Krn tu Kraih. NOrleaua *oib, Guy Manner .nr. New Tork, Caalillan, St J. bn, NB; H..pe. BOrleana 5Id fnm do Dec 31, »bip Martin Luther, MobiV, Nathaa^l Thump eon. New OrleaB»; Tirrail, Beaton, Jama* Hi . f . :. a Rajah Naw Tork ..: I, D*< 30-TbaStalaa Riahta.harM* for New Tork, wh 11, put into 4 ¦¦»!,-!. »n with )".- of lopmaata, Ac, baa raturnad to Una port in low 11 tha ttennier Nimiod The Jaaaia, lor Saaannah, baa put bark leaky. I. mtmm, Jaa 1- Entered inward, Faaorita, New Tort, Tranait, <.< »B Scotia. Doc :«', Pain, k Henry an (k-aan GJ ia»n. fraaj Haw Vark. Italereal .i * »r j- > «'i .,..»,. aad Luaai Kukhe, Trial dad H*»r* Dec 31 .Arr Charl*ma(ra, New Orleana; J7th, Jam** Ed¬ ward, do; ;t.tl,.J*i>eeGre>. I barlaat ,n. AMI,. W,ll.«m Tall, NTort. Sailed, Det Robert, United Slatae, Itealm; New Tork, Ba>aria, New Turk Corutna. Dec 11.The hurra ane that prevailed f) tin. coa-.t on th* IVtb mat ia ni w over Th* Adelaide, If .m Briatol ( ,r St Viucaet, w»a totally wretked on »ara Baai k, rf tha Saaarro l.laod..maaler aaead 13 men. Mr* Dorel and child, and 1 paa.en<er, drowned. Dublin. Dec 3u.Tlie CoULteaa ol Human,, from Car i h l.,r Call toraia, wa* pt*Md en the «itb in*t. ia lat las 10 W, w,tblo*«of bulwark), j b b< m. A, . i I> ata atova, by th* Sarah arrived hara. Falraoutb, Dr< ^4.1 hara arrived bare todat, with dam «feto boate, eaile. At, ti a Hueman «bip Furat MeuUcbiaof, Capt Laien, fr« ni hit bebui u, with lunber fp* r terr Graveterid. D*x it. Art Kate. Iron Cuba. Dec 31, arr Dublib *i d Favut .» R*w \ urk. 0 tm< », Dot i«-The Lady ol the Late, aTkkb arrived hare I frin. yaeh.r, Imi bean on her beam ande.tliraw ovarkoard part ul tar^o, end bad bar devka *w«pt, with utner dainaga, in a burraana frt ni Southwaat on the 4th, wE.irh continued lor 3 daya Kamaeate, I>er f.Tha Emerentia, (late Andere»«) from New fatS It r H.i. with turpentine, put in bare yeatorday bad har deck. awapt on tbe 161b of December, and with loaa of aacnor aud chain, h«> nt t*an oa tba Goodwin Said« durin*; tha mora nf. MvMHSSS Dai 3r>-The 8a i*bury, Toun(. fr.-m Stockholm for N Tort, ha* pat bu k withcarfo.h Itert ana mutt tux barf Si ill), Dec .'7 The Ve*per, urn St John'*, Newt, und and arrived here Dec is, vr.th deck. twe| t loae of bulwark!, and ball SaSaTtJad. liar ii.f Drei, thr.wa un ber beair. eode dur.nf a a ale from Si W to W by N,on Dec lu Port l.aar (Borcwall) D*t SM-Part nf a item name botrd, with Meaaena' engraved in the wovel, and ua.nted yellow, aad other «mall 1*6*1 eft-re. kafa, m th frei na ol ladiaa corn adhern.f thereto, ap parent!) b"t a abort tiro* u the water, have :.*** picked up, and brouf bt in here tin* room in* Vt atenotd. Dec *r>.The Jainea Moran, from I. verpoo! for R e Ja neim ah |>ut ir, here txeterday, with puaapa rborked, eke, ia re¬ ported to be iaaky By Teletrrapat. lOeTTOSI, Jan IT. Arrbart Ceetorelli. MtfU, Nov iHb Saw Dec *.» let «V SO, Ion 4a N bark g Churchill, frora Meea-aa lor Boaton Bait Mai edui ia, M. b.ie, br.< Keoka. Mataataa, Jaa A; ecbr Me tntpolia, Nwtu.k C d «lip South Carolina. New (I,leant, barka Sultana, 3my_, Ditfi ti Buenu« A] re. Julian Carl, T inidat. Attic*. Near Orkaaaa; br (« t ulture, VeraCiut, Charlee Heary, Trimdad, MoabceUo, Car- ihai.a* Mow, ikip <>rto* Wave, frea Cap* flood Mop*; brig Soatheruer, Iran: Ctar-oatt o I BELrAST. Jan 11.Arr Kb Bean, btaip | .rfolk 14th, ltd Kb Michifaa. Havana BK1ST0L, Ja IT.Arr kM Henry Maranall fro Pruv.deoce, to to- i-hit ad..ng for Hat ana. Kb Plourhboy, Providence, aloop Tb-ma* 11 I'roaidanta.to Icau lor NIork, tluop Aaron Miller, fji Pr ibatata Vr >Tork Hoc KLAN 11 Jtn 11 . Arr acht Cla'endo*. New Tort. I«ta,lv*n no*. Bride, and laaa, A.m m, .Saw Tork PORTLAND, Jaa lb.Arr tcbt En.barm,aoe Cat loa Norfulk Cd bn* H lawr. a, Cur>« fgt r OFuRI* Jan!6 -SM Kb CoraeLa, New Tort NEWPORT, Jan . Arr new th,p Shelter, tm Bath fa- New Tort I-i|ort b' f Oeory.. <m Boetoa for Nerlork; acb* Kdward. do t..r Co. Henry foa rail R>eer for Baltimore; T R Joea*. f,u Macbiae New ttrk. Isabe l*. Bo»u>« for to, Suaaa Cha*e. fa Noribik, aad all v****la pr*v.oL.'t reported Tbe new al ia Shatter, in. Bath for Ne» FatS. wee*, out dantur tha B*et. VV.LdN*. Jaa IT.Arr kng Prcapect, frora Jacaaoae.lle for Boetca, «cb T*a> *. tu .»< rf t - P: i FALL R1VtR, Jaa l.»-Arr trjk kkebana., Pb.ladetpb.a, W» Rna te New lulk. 9Ij acb* Cauctoaata. aad Hay. Bajtiaee*. PSOVlDENCE. Jan lft.arr Kb* Hum Milatr, D»l»»»re City, Mo»m% Blows, rLtladerpbia S'd a. b Lydia Arn. New Tork. NORFOLK. Jaa lo.A Br bark free* St Taoraaa, ttppoMd tbe Rewtoa i* below noaad ap. Cl* bark Jut Geno, br<* Aaa Si.ttaanb, aad Pnmroa*. for Wttt la*eve. Bait Jobs Famktra, tront City Pciat for rtrnamb tee, aad Kb S :n la BavtiBKtr* for tbe Weet Indie*, weat to aea vaeterday MOBILE. Jan In.CjI bark Maadar a,RTnrk. Arr M,.p Ellamsb. BTork. Vta. rid bark Jonarden. NTort, br» TTaakiaatwi. Inrtaa SAVANSAH, Jaa 14-Arrtcb Harriet, HalaKk, New Tort. CM bark Barn (A Broihera, New Tort ' CH ARLI91 oN. Jan 14.CM ich ' MTaylor. Hew Tork. NORFOLK. Jaa lo.A Br bark frt m St Tnoroat, auppotwd ta* N*wt. r, i* below, bouod ap. Clear* bart Jane tiano, snj Ana El laaath oil Prrcrt te, for Weat Ire ee. bark J,hi Farnham. City Porat, far Perviaiabaro; ana MJtt n. Salt.« ore, for W Inda* weot to tat )**UlM. r W*at t,*ar and pknaanL aaaaaawaa Fro" ,ur Correepooeant ] I HlLAt'ELPHlA, Jaa\t-Ar^mtm- Br *» aWtaudaa, (Br) S» jo der*. Peraamoucc, New Won*. Caataar. N*w Draao*; a:flt P*«n ay ran.a, Bnda-ott New Tort Wra M Bairti. Stubba. do. ftapa] Ann, Haven*, du. Jobs StuH, WJletu, Rarnrooad. BU.t, Sbarr, New wt.*£~T?\k\r*!'i.'" "*?»». *»» PraaciKO;Crar»vt,Sro*ct. I." *K I * lu''a*- »_.**'. Boato^ arka Edward Adauna. teal. New-T(-rk P*a*airrra*>a, Kaabrott *n; Zephyr Dot lee at-a Havea; Marraret Ann.Havea. New Tort, J KT**, Uaad. Cnaria*- \^U,U*umll'rWlMk h>OW''' ljm** 0i NE«>VR\"jan!^ArrWig Cbarl«. S^.baü,frt*i Boatoa for r^aT** iun^»ii»'I"* »»' *«i Heary. Lyon, M Fa ft <er for Balteore, T R Jooea. H. itaa. frmm Matn *. I - 2IÄ . *r*T*lWT,or »»-aa CUm,, Che*., M RocfoJk. tlo-p Poitt Judith, Wart*.fra Seeth Kia*-«to* for HTork Utaaater*. aJre. Lawa* Jaa ib,» rM-T^e eteaaarr Ijb*rtador.f0, Laruai ra. whick weat t* ..ymumtmmj aiWaooa, rettra* tat. aoraaa^a* al^a. aaitciaatol aoane dafiaaaaBat .. Ute rtjaaar ea'be» a, 1 Capt Brown of acb Nev,.. cam* ia tka afUreooa aad ranarta hav « ll^T^TTh **?*r.' aat at watat aa* to .par. »taaJ ¦ WuWIathtfroa.SW. WeaUer rtoady aad U>«-k Bai* Oe-rav... Dnker, from Ckerree fa, SOrleaaa. pot mU Bel ta irodate. adaireee. beat, oot of provaaaa Saa bad aTLttkwT*} p*«a*tv«.oa boar* ftea iMfoaS d-fgrtg. ml Cakliwaa, tm\%mTmmk iWaabveeamouatof rJd «-*<. ' ^ Ml**.*" Vaj... -, a ,- t Iro!ia» W'.noiBa r»f Waah "C, akt n tmim-t woe, th.par abWth. I^S^Uaa Z W \t .t tta, ShC, « a* mmm ot Mattotaa, ,y » b Aga kW Joum wk-k.. 2i St* et 'he teSTaS tISM Wf PSO..V*, Bad hs# Bill iMl^BvSfi tepL Taws.'and rare, avared Ttr. i -*"* *>" <¦» ¦">WT ... r.,u. *.. »wt ba . M ojjl»r r^frl k aw . *-T ¦?! iik >M >.< ahnal <V W M II J», »alle« ^».«m... tut h.»..r.c ^i i..o-a-k-h. .w^uvrki for. cm« e» the V m7>: -TV. ... r~« 'be ». *»*» 1 ViTJ ka fcreear.' bees., »..' J" 7 " ... a^saMM SO) ».»* ¦ »» '» «*. ***** ' fTC\" »«rv I ml »'1 «Mit». I."'-, ¦!..«'»'. *. * '^V.lt'.n.w.: -»»V arrrvsa at W.rr.','.KV ~o ... H« ¦,.,.,. . i( »-t WaV '.- Tt..l| .. ..oesw « ..». rt-,.,rik«Mirl.'..l^»'»' ir'-""-1'''1 er, c.rrwd swsi iriutOv«-»t .»r.i*uevu.i*».t, ttet te kbs. ko.e- iUM ben) -¦ * s« ....... Bit. n »t v- i^.a ^ tee Arb ,««e.' ir. . wl a' erb .» m N» ~" ' at 0",i". .> «o >-.lI .a.«ws m u>« r>rU>war* a» " ' ' ' »eis J.». auki.*a. Wend. ii ro Boatra «\ r 1 J ««, N J. M»t erat a/bora at ">"'¦ "'* Bens.« r.. m Urn <«u «/ *aa »03 iaat. M« ba( (Oaa to tmcrn.- Craw».»« It » ik«*» n. '.».«.-.*. NfMikea,«*«. Aycot J.t, 3, kU> .a. Vistar. at Cara.au *th «*t) br« Harabil l>nVb M Gih.rr.trom Tränt»! tfSrCarJaaa. Jaa 13. lat J* loa Ii. * h Laa». fmm (k»t»n Inf W ,'rntj'"'1 "c- Jan I*, lat W4i' loo 111-, »a. 1MB a itaaiaar bound I. waa pamlayl l»aa rolur. witL a katr. wai»t Jaa 1. lat 31». Ion ah p Äthan«, *rcx L 'trf ol lor Ho».». WhaJf r». UaWtfJah b.» L Hsro.aa, Wall. FH, Ml bound kam«. Tcvwbfelat l'.>al 0c: *6, Colunib*. Ca*.. »*at. claaji *>tii loa« cf twp b^au and mom .par* do data, Ontario, Ctthturt, 5aatacaar, llBb% Rml Franca f»B. «t Pay. Ho» 40. bad baaa tb.rtarad to load od fcr f*aw Peifora. Capt T »aa oa »bor» uojar m*a<-«l traaim»ot, ba.it« had both batd. bad'y .ajurad »j a whakj hoa »b.W taat to a Spoksa. No. if. kit « «4 8, too 37 04, XoManMi, «aai>ury, from nB^linrc (Ort 1) lot Arctic u. .... lean. Ferelgxi Ports. AtR»Crinda, So» 17, bark W .man, Hamnfton, fro-n and for Sa3*a>, r.pmriDC,br«a Ku.miI, Will», for do do, Alfrad Hammond, tirean. In n. N«« T< ik.jB.tarr. Arr at St John, NB. J.n «. b.rk Brit,.h Kmpira. Martin, Boaton. At Haracko. I4 J> ufl, »ch Va.ta. (CM Warobam) m piaraat na, to load for Htm Toik . _ At I aftmyra i-tho't. hr< St Andrew, R. t-rf.on, from BaRniora, ¦kaSSSaa, At til Tb» ma*. Itl ¦sUataaaaas Z T*> K.r, r.toian, for Turto Ki.o Mit day ir.d oth.r.ba'i ra repoclad- Arrat Si A-yr.w*, NB, 4th :n»t, tch I t <-», Malonay, Borton Uomratio Porta. ALF a aJTOfUA, Jan 15-An Br bru; Jan«, MtMonarls, Coro»*! Bs Kl- D fb.l'ip.. BfaS», T ..'rurt. J C Calboun, Caas, BoaWn. i'n Hr t' i' *<.< .><. Boris* St Ji hn .KB. BOSTO>.Jaa 1.Arr sli.pPsUrliof.Ooriiam, SOrlaaaa; bark Lu nstt. K-»i BOrisasjsj «.hsl.ni) Wh.ts, Torrev. Norfolk; Chal *nr», Har inr. 1 Tin . B Hi>d(«an.- ds; Harnat. Sarran!, K s-1ar k-ksbui;; kcara'd Baro... Rsppahann ck BsSSStBlSJBl|Sa"W|Ts>i oat Ksf sat Hi r»r>r,di>i Pal > Alto, N.wcinb, <o; s.rsh E I " I .. !.»'« d I -wo Bal.r, Ho»...do; Tantic,K.llar.M»«-1. ««! Kirn» *tstrr, Portland l.,r NTort, Bsrry, Hows. PortUnd Ship Maina, fro IIIasstiat.aastaOSSYttt su*raj.:.i.a)..t.rday ilUnwoo. Cd .hip Wtihr af. arwclippsr of Sslam. 1.3.0tans)John Lothrop, NTort; barbs Pawsticr, N»r»l. Varnarsiso and a mit, Crusoa, William Bi* b».. Saa Fiaai sm| H H kri«ht, Prnoell. I'o-tland, 1p«rtan, d ., Piovioisti.an. brigs Fradar'c. Cnehy, I^thnrn. No«a Suit.., !tr ¦dlsosia. MaSnts. Tatcasa, Atwood, Buck .port, t<> load tsrOsbaj 0<esn, (lata Baltimore packst, sold lor a wUlar) Staphsn Satrt. of and tor Provmcrtown, «cht Tsai.r ,Br; Bu k«, AaffSt, N'iEra, Ph nrsy, Chirleston Baflad W%ItafcSttl baft ryrnjfh.rn; hr.g Ca ninia. and .< h Orlando started and aorborsd in Nanturkal Rosd.. BALTIMoKE.Jan 17-Air i.i^r Wtonoa, Brown, Co»r*»ton;»chs CindanlNiO Si-uli, Stall. Frank!.n. Ij; D.s nond, Psvu. NTork; t r. Sn ith.-, NT^r» Cid bark Rainbow, Cator. Rio .1. Janair.. ar 1 a rrsrlst, brijs NaDry. Psttar*.", Paiieouth, Jam; Emma. ¦*(¦**< Cbarlsatoti. sth.r.wn M.llsr Poors. PR; Con ,«r. K'rwi.,. VV.im.Bg ton. NC; Owe**, BoMmM Ws.hinitofl. NC; OoUst Rule, rtrtar. NTork; J B Watsoa. Spruna. NHa.sn; Columbia. Koip>, NTork.. Sid bark Rainbow, Cator. for Rio d* Janairo, brig. H.l.r. CoBiaa, San Kran. Mat C»n'.h a. Rorar.. and Votia*. Hubbarf, R'o ds Janeiro; and Nancy, Patterson, Fafmoi.tli, Jami all !n Uiw (A tha .taamboat Hsctor _, CHARLESTON,Jan 11-ArrSpket.h Comrrrio, Z'i!'jaU.Barrr nsjsrh M.mphis, Scell. Bait mom CM MI. ach Kdw.n Parrtr. Mitth all, Baftimnra, Want to *es, Br sb.p Triton, Smith, Liverpool; Dsn brut Sla.pcar. olljsard, C< p»nhs<.ii i FALL RM'ER, Jtn 11 Arr .loop Jamas Oorham. N.thols.Naw York. SM ~-h H.nrr l.josa. BalUmora; sloop Isaac H Bordan.Dcn Oltf. NSW 1 rl MOBILE, Jan ft.Cid Br ah p Pursuit, W.Uon. I.i.srpool; btrk Mandarin Rohbin*. NTerk. sch La Ro>, Powall Balt.morr. Arr .hip Iliiabath Ham.NuQ, Jonas. n.w y. rk. br j Samac a, Whaelar. do. NEWCASTLE, Jaa IS, 4 PM--Tha staamsh.p City of Glasgow passed lisrethia a tampon at 3 3*., in rapid styl* coins, at the rats oi 14 knota per neur NEW ORLEANS, Jan 7-CIJ sUamship Mtrtia HoiT.nan, Smth. New Tork, thin. Gsorra Erans. Couillard, Harra, Saa Kins, Gray, Li.erprol, re] Mobile; Spanisk bark Mmerra. Oriell. Barcelona; brig CaaruM.Ora.es, B<ietan;e. b Tallahaasae, West, St Markt. Arr s. C Jenny CrtM,-... .i, NEW LONDON, Jan is.Arrscht I. B Sficrteraon. ««»,*« Boston lor N.w York; Joha 0 Wh.ts,-, from do fur do; Victory, Clarexc*, fm Saram for Georgetown, DC; Suaas, Htft,froin Vir^ioia. Amba««acor. Faton fra Dar.en. KIW BIRY PORT Jan l*.-3ld ship Ed ward, (new, r-74 tuna) Bray, Apslarfakola NORFOLK, Jan Ift.Arr brig Marceilni. Mayhaw New Tork; srh Sarruel A J J William», Forester, STork. Cid t rig Lucy Spear. R. bh.ns West Indies Sid hrif Ann Elnabsth, Wittt, for Ctrdsnaa, >ch DaSaai, Eldri.lre, lor Wast India. NE W BERN, NC.Arr Jaa 9, srh loas. HtrU k. NTork. flaar^l. Mb. sch Ann Mar.a. Janet, rfTork; 13th, seht M Platt, Sunaan, Jo. I. as, Htrtick. da SALES BY AUCTION. Anthony .1 BLEtckRa. AuctKineer. THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, No. I'.i7 Bowery axd the HOUSE and LOT No M Riving- lon-st at AI'CTION AN1 IIONY J BLRF.CKKR will tell at auctloo on MONDAY, Jarniarv W7.1H5I, at i2 o'clock at the Rem twtsts Sales Room, 7 Broad-el the following V ALL'ABLK PROPKRTY. vli Bow eby.The vsluable three-story bncB House and Lot of ground known as 197 Bowrry, between üeiancey b'i 1 Rlvingion sts. nearly opposite Spring-st. said Lot hein^ In tire Z° feet front and rear l>y I rdi feet in depth. BKinMOTOIfaT .Also, tbe two story hrtck House aid Lot of ground known as 2i:< KivingtoosL neir Sheriil st. said Lot being In sir*) 25 feel front and retr, by 7i fe«'t In depth A portion of the purc'iase money ean remain on bond ami moriaaae For mapa and furtner parlicuiurs of lb* al»ove property applv to the Auctioneer, 7 Broad 4L jIR tat 11,2*6) I>. 8. HotcH, Auctioneer. Fi»ITIVK BALE WITHOUT RE- SEKVEof MDRTOAOKU FI'RNITl'RK on MON¬ DAY MORN I NO r 1« o'clock, at 87 Oreenwich avenue, ruceiaii' i of 18 mahogany chairs 2 mahogany rockers, mt- hoa any Irerch bedst'-ad*. 2 marble top tables, 1 sofa bed¬ stead, sofa, hat stands. 24 canechairs. 3 fine hair mattresses, 8 walnut and mtple bedsteads, b fine oil paintings, rich frames, I mahogany bureaus, 2 sets girai'loles, 3 walnut tablet, o ith a quantity of bedding, crockery, Vc. Rain or shine. il8ST* A. M. Mbbwih. Auctioneer. BY BANGS. BROTHER <te CO. 204 HKOADWAY.-Caab advances made upon sj coo tt go nien is WEDNESDAY EV'ENINO. Jan 22, at 6 o'clock. FirVATS Law LiHSaav.An extensive and valuable .n of Law Books, embracing L'ntted States and Sitte Rej oris, Stale Laws, Digests, Indexes, Commentar¬ ies, Treatises and agreat variety of the most approved ele- mrmsry works ani many trarce and choice volumes, both KJriy lshand Amejicaa. Ar Private Sals Botin s Libraries, consisting of the ttandhrtl, scienufic. antiquarian, classical, UUutlra ed and (new) cheap series. These highly popular and valuable publications are ottered to the trade in quantiilet at well as to individuals In sets, or sirgle copies, as may be desired. By the extensive range of Mojacta embraced in the several srries, lliey are well adapted either to the libraries of public bMttarooSaS or the shelves of private collectors. The enter¬ prising publisher, Mr. Henry U Bohn, of London. Is rapid¬ ly add.ng new isiues, and fron the character of those here¬ tofore brought out, it may be readily presumed what the subsequent ones will be. The isteat issues received are Taylor's Holy Living and Dying ard Lamarttne's Oenevteve.the former of the Stan¬ dard Library and the latter of Bohn's aew seines; Plato, vol.3; Cicero's Ofl.cis and Kluo's Scripture Lands are es- pected by an early packet. Also, f.ardner'a Lectures on Science and Arts. Ewusnk s Hydraulics ar..i Mechanics, Bennett's Double Entry BjoS- Keeping, Ate Ac. Also, a large assortment of Cap and Letter Paper. ASSIGNEE'S SALE..The Undersigned will sell at Public Aaotion on the 2Sth day of January, 1*51, at 10 o'clock A. M at the Congress Steam Mills. 172 Foreytli »r_ the Stock, .Machlcery and Futures of stii Mills, eeealsrkaf of Macfiinery for the manufacture of Mus¬ tard. Cofee, Farina. Chocolate. 8p;ce, Ac.; 2 Hortea. i Cart and 3 sells of Harnesr. 2 Grocer Wagons, a Rocka- way and a Light Waggon. Orhce Furniture,\c. Stove iron Safe. Ac Merchandize. J^c. J AMES EL TlloRNK, IsstflSQ of JOHN COKEI.L. J18Tt ü ANTHoisy J. BLEtcKEa. Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY SALE OF A VLU- ABLE COL NTRY RESIDENCE AT AL( TIO.N.-r ANTHONY J BLEECKER will sell at Auction on THLRSDAY. Feb. 13, 1851. at 12 o'clock, at the MER¬ CHANTS' EXCHANGE, to tin highest bidder, tire follow- ing valuable property, m A valuable FARM situated at the head of Huat.r./ton Harbor. Lorg laiaud. couialnuig 20 acres of .and in a bu'h stale of culuvatioa, about one-fourth in good timber laud with a good apple orchard, peart, plums, and small Iruit in abundance: oe this Farm is a line water prospect with fa- for nshicgand gunning. The Farm .a sirout >5m.l-s dtj j Rai road ard Stearr.b'ca-. to the taid city, t-d wfhtn onetr.ileof four Churches. Acaiemy and Poat-OrVe; the house it a good two-a lory dweiUng-houte. having I rooms and a s.tclen. w.th a pump of excei eoi water near ihe Soor, there it also a barn, new carriage-house ar d other outhouses ail in good repair. For further puürnktrt tpply to the Auctioneer, 7 Broad-sL or on the premiaea. of j!4 HteodA6tu._DANIEL OAKLEY. Anthony J Bi.feckeb, Aucilooeer. HTHE VALUABLE PROPERTY tm tmi i'l.VtiniBri0i- MÄlÄd C,»fia-,n sts. at AS - on -AM- ill J. .it. l C^t,R«.w'11 s^l- Auction on MONDAY, wa'\M,' Ab tlM "* Äuoms-7 Broad al. mS,H??Ht*. A*D^MoJ'ra:?.*;T'f'? »wiOÄ'lJe) LOT cf ground rt mr i A???X ILDINO-thereon, known as Noa ^.^and*^^ f^1 2 6" stott-tt and anou: 97 feet ;n uepth on the other aide Tt.u unquestionable. For terms, maps and further pe^ieulara! apply to the Atutüotwer.7 Broad tL (fj^ Vaawa^ JONATHAN D. HOLBROOK, tit*. SwUu^kr ^ CofrjmMl00 *°*<»*i. office78 Broadway. Refereeres -Hoc Mooes H Ortnnell Hon. J Pre*w» HaU.Jtroeon Draper. Eeq Hon. Wm V BradV S cTu? Mo4^^'^-jnd <H_J171m» ^T .PRIVATE SALE..Engin» ttd ito^Ma't^^a^r^ P°Wer' *»d sho\, to let, three set or ofJ. D HlfffcooKVfi gosSiwÄ Pre""* 11^1^1^'^ l-°")n ^''JWurik Priceafrom j!7 1W _ ._I 1 E*r*E*>sL .« AUCTION-ATHO-YJ MM* »K J,ri»r..^* o* MONDAY. ».»¦¦»'kyJ JZuVk .r.b* Real bi>t« Rooaes, 7 B>g-*Vw. ** m.wim '* AM Ahl.r. PROPERTY,. ST F.i*»ii»-i »¦ -The 2 awry and amc i*^* HOUSE aad LOT or rroend, keotati " »1w d,*'T,«, iTpih » B an aiiey-* ay w*»««« * »-*. otuW,°*: * . ....^ .-r - :.-» MM NrtpJRW käier* 1] ply to die Atc!W«rr,7 Broedst. parti jl3 iMRliM_ 1 Amthomv J. Bliicui,AucihHieer. iXECUTOR'S SALE t>K vaLUA- _!acue hoü*r»-»»- LuTf» <>» <** 8 .r.*1-» fbM.O>--« *' AUa^lU*-ANTHONY J «' . l«ti-<-t-.Kioti WEDNESDAY. Jar. W. IUI at II at >h* K«l K""- R "~ 1 « uU" .7" ,<,. ol IB* E»ecuu>r. ibe io.lowirg VALl ABLE FRur- 'j'. '/rlry »r.cB a.4 BUILDIMl «owenr. Ri ( KKR F.ATHS.lf>i tsbyll* »V« In drptn, wlih all (or tniL.ruvem*>Et* ,b*»roo. ¦t 7«i.'h^*oe-*t*a;d Lot b*mg m mm a> mm) by M feet io ^F^oTmiw «i<l further particular* of the tbore property .pplywtC Aucuoneer.1 -i^*^ E.tec .H"r fur the Estate of Sarah Oomperta, dec'd- 113 la_<1'2<0)___ AiThJNV J. Bleeckeb. Auctioneer. TO MECHANICS AND WORKINii- MFN. .ANTHONY J BLEKCKER will seil alAuc- ii..n f.n TiiF-äDAY the-litm.t at I.'.' Cio<-k. atihn Mr.fl- HANTS^ EXCHANGE. IM BUILDING I.OTSoo Lroed- w.vaV d ll7_ II lm end M*b at*, known m the Sloseon proW^ry; the whole of the right grade for building¦» EZ aid forming one of the mo*t bea.mrul tract* of^Land the upper part Ol th- t-JF. Title pertect M tWJEf. m»p.Van he had At the jfaillliaM, I Broad iL ju l>UM**g _»l--?3)_ ~ " wm H FbabblI!*, Auctioneer. aO REV? SALE OF RKAL ESTATE. IJI-WILLIAM II FRANKLIN. SON i CO wlllteU atAucüon.on WSD1USDAT, Jaiiwarv A».at 1Utottoek, ¦i i)». MrrcliantJ' Exchantte. ard the fi>l..>w1ni{ daye. M' LOTS on rC" «"nd, ?Srth. Fifth. S-x.h and »»e-entlj AVeonee 47t>. 4«,h. 49lh. 7«*b. !Mlb, (Ob*er%-atory-*1'.are.) *Mh fHt\ ^th. 117th. Il«th. ll»h»u.and Uarlemdane,ib- Water PrlvUeKei Bt Turtle Bay. on the EThe nVp. BBS now read, for mm*mjm the office of the Andonnere, ^ Broad-«t._l*^7"*_J"U ASSIGNEE'S SALE.At the ortice <»f \oTT t st'THKRt.AND. 191 Brokers*, wt'.l be .old I. pII5lr\u«t«n otVe S K K NTH IM Y ' - 1MI at 12 o'rlork. at noon, certain Promlaaory Note», vary in« in amount from ftf to |m AJeo, H^wtMBdttM and uucol.rtied Boek Account». NEB« part of an aaairf.ted "'.MawSwS- MORTIMKR DE MOTTE. Aaalgnee I» ifJKLIC SALE..Will be sold at Fob- m. 11c Vrndue on THURSDAY. Jan.» the hour, ot 11 and I P.M. on tbe prriiilaj-e. the FAIW^OTOJ L^,thaa- hanJ»om-ly located S mile* fn>m the ctry of New BruBBwIrk. on tfiV road lr*d<n- to Mt!'.to,:e. Somer- m Conm?;N. J. Saul Farmconta.na III acre. It,oi wood- land, lue of arable land, without one fmH of broken wS* land, tn a line .law of n.ltivettorv The biM\ng. nm aearlv new and In good order; fntlt tre<-i ofa'.l klndi. two kvpfZcM orcharS.ln full bearing, be.tde a large peacb Ti..Pr!«mUrer,»,y the attention o^ny^ ^ a bo. m1 farm Inmitreon tbe premiaea, or of the iubrKriber, °. gS Bo«"«r-t Co ^V^ton W1K0FK. GREAT INDUCEMENTS..The N. Y BA'i CEMETERY CO have determlnee* to sell at Pl'BLIC AI CTION a large number of theirjw!rial Um to the hikheal lnddera The aale will be held at the A.M r.R- H AN HALL, corner of Orard-aL and Broadway, on the . of the «3d Jan at 7e o'clock._ e*THEY WIIXBK BOLD WITHDIT RK8FRVK. The proceed! of the kale are to be applied to the mnher embeUlahmentof the ground., and putting n the improve- menta. ThU eour.e ha* been recommended^ by a majonty of tbe lot holder*. Thei presentTi^;'\°' ^''l^Vm/th rue Lou.l^; Second Lot*, back. Third, *J<>; Fourth #18 all oihera. H& Peraona who purrha*e at till* aale whl have the privilege of locating their iota in any part ol tbe Cemetery- which remain* uneoM. .._«», .# T«BBofBBle-«l to be nald on w U* *^*-Oie balance wiihin fifteen day*, when a deed will be given. A alucle Lot will he put up,,with the privilege of any number the purchaser may -a hi,:. A brief hlatory of the following Cemeterle* Laurel Hill, when itarted.ilO.now wiling frora |W to f il e Monument. tn **<> w MM I nlon, - I« .. 75 to U$ LaKayette, M " »»0 » Philacthrop.r. .. ft ** Jg Oreenwood. H ^ Mount Aubum, '. 1 bo to 300 Tho above »tatement ahowa the rapid adrance tn the price* of Cemetery I.oU, and will bear laveatigatlon frora per»on* wuhing 10 tnve*t money We therefore call the attention of capitalist* both laige and (mall, to lid* sale. rsr Cliurclie* and Socletiea are reapectfnUy invite*! to atiend ifate iale. as It atlordi them an opportunity to provide them»elve» with Burial Place* seldom met with, a* they will have the privilege of aelecting any number of Lots contiguous. , ., , N B .Stage* run to the Cemetery over a beautiful plank road from Jersey City Kerry, at IH a.m. 21 to 4j p. BL, daily. We re«p* cttullv invite tne public to visit our grounds, and we feel satisfied they wUI be pleased. The Company h*s a very llt»eral charter, which will per petuaie these grounCs forever a* a burial place. ADRI an 11. ML I.LER, Auctioneer, 7 Wall at Law rasuenBV tub Boabd or Ai.ubbmbn.."Tbe Pre¬ sident called up an Ordinaaee presented Oy Mm aotue time situ e. prohlbiling interments in theCuy M HeW-1 ork.soiali o: ;!. at. or any burial ground or vault, except In pri- vtia vaulu aiul oiiiuitariaa now extaiinu. umler i.aimly in esi h case of to take effect on the let day of May, IM, norahall am-new burial ground berealter l>e e«ui>li*li<'.l within tbe city and countv of New-York. Adopted by tba following vole. Tbe President,Assislant AlderrrTen Judatin, Haley, W. Cartliv, Bo»ce, Barr, Webb, Ackerman, Crane, Francis. Smith. Ssmmi*. Sands, Ward. Rogers, Dean and A^er.l " The tales w lie continued, N wtilcn due notice a-iII bo given in ihe dally paper*. j!7M o FINANCIAL. MONEY-CASH for MORTGAGES. .A country gentlemaii, having on hand several thousand dollars will purchase good hrsi-rate mortgages on New-York, Brooklyn or Wllllarasbtirgh lots, at a mod erste discount. Mortgages ol very small amount, or having many year* to run, win not be objected to if well secured. Address Mortgage, this olh.-e, postpaid, with name, address, and hill particulars, by Tuesday u/enlng. JIB 3t«_ DIVIDEND.Tlw LAFAYETTE IN- 81 RANGE COMPANY of Indiana has declared a DIVIDEND of SIX PERCENT for the last six month* payald- in rash to the New York St tckholder* at the office of Dl'SENBERY A OODEN, « WUilam-st. (over fiSBilMS Manufacturers Bank ) JI7 lw* i^vnii^i^^ DIVfDEND.-EAST DRIVER SAVINGS INSTITLTION, Wj Chatham square, corner of Jame*-st New York .The depositor* are hereby notified that a 8EMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,.at the rale of FIVE PER CENT per annum, will be paid on demand, (during the hours of btisiiie** at the Bank,» upon all sum* of $i and upward and less than dv*', and KOI K PER CENT, per annum upon all sums of #500 and up¬ ward, whtehhave bee n deposited at least three month* pre¬ vious to the 1st inst. All Interest not called for will be p'.ac- i Ut (lie credit of the depositor as principal. Open to receive denosti* on MonJa .«, Thursdays and Saturday*, from S to fo'eloek P. M. By ordV of the Board. EL1A8 ii DRAKE, Pre*ident ( HtaLt s A Win rsr.v, Secretary New-York, January 14, IUI. Unit HIO LIFE INSURANCE AND TRL'ST CO .A Dividend of four per rent on the rap o;k of till* institution was this day declared by th* d of Tru*ie*», payable at the office In tbi* city, on de- I. or at the Agency In New-Fork on and after th« UA lnst. By order, W. OEENE, AVr'y. Cincinnati. Jan 6, IUI. J14t22 SALE AT "AUCTION OF SEVEN PER CENT MORTOAOE BONDS OF THE MAD RIVER AND LARE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY The Directors of the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company, will sei! si Auction si the Merchant*' Exchange la the dty of New-York, on TUESDAY the twenty-first day or January lnst at IS o'clock, by Messrs. Hagerty Draper k Jones, Auctioneers, Elf bt Hundred Thousand Dollar* of Seven Per Cent Mwrtgage Bond* of the said Company Thete Bond* form a portion ofa wiles of |l,fJOO,noo, to be Issued by the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company for the purpose of relaying their track with heavy T rail bc-i of paying off the floating debt of tbe Company. They will be secured by a mortgage given to Tnistees on the en tire Road, with Its oqatptnerits, fixtures And appurtenances, subject to b prior Hen of ..tOO/'OO. The Bond* wlü be tn sums of etcb, dated on the lit February, 1351, and having fifteen years to run, with ltv tereat at seven per cent per annum. Interest coupons, payable at the Bank of Commerce, In New-York, on the fir*t day of February aad Aagust In each year, «rill be at tacbed to each bond. Tbe Road extends from 8andosky City, Onto, on Lake Erie to Springfield, 134 uu.es, where It connects with the Little Miama Rsllroarl, running to Cincinnati. From Springfield It extend* to Dayton, 24 miles, and it has a branch road to Flndlay. 16 mties, forming a total of 174 mile* of Railroad The Road passes through a number of flourishing towns, and an agricultural country of great fertility. It Is Aniseed sad in full operation | the net Income for the four months ending on 3»th November last, having been $134,00». Tbe coot of tbe Road up to i_ xlort U.$2,568,721 13 Tbe Capital Slock being,. 1,850,086 00 Bond* already Issued. 481,000 OB Floating Debt. 235.688 15 The terms of payment will be ten per cant cash, the bal¬ ance to be paid In eoual monthly p*r> menu ot ten per cent, commencing on the 1st of February, tbe purchaser* bavins the option of paying the whole amount In cash 00 tbat day. The Bonds will be convertible into stock at par at any time before their maturity. For further information and for printed «tatement* snow¬ ing la*) condition of the Road apply to Meaars. SAMI.-EL HENS1IAW U SONS Merchants' Exchange, Boston, or to .jlOttlfcl WARD r CO. 54 Wail-st. K EFoRT of ih* TRUSTEES of the M 8c H \ N:« - M NI N J ASSOC I AT/ON of NEW. ...loo.^r Paid la......AtAew .. LfaSiiHrta.111,544 «u Sew York, Jan. 15, ISA] MERMAN Hlftrox. President HOsU K WtMbVt, Treesarw. WM it > NN KT. I I. AAl,T(>M OCK V BAR MI NI N<7 CO..Notice. -The Stockholders ot tu* Reeky Bar M eta* Oosb- peay ere hereby notifd tf.»: there wt.l be an e'e-rjoe of a Board at" Directors 0,1 Wadeee ay :hr >h day of February »-vi .ai lio'c!. eg M at il air od ..*.:» Wall at N- w York Dated N"w York. Jan. I«. 1»M. JAMES DKLAVA.M, Sectary N RW-HAVEN AND NORTHAMP- a »T<-N COMPANY A DlveSend of Th'ee Per Cent . ill t-e paid to the Stockholders ot the New Harra and Notlbanipioo 1 ooipai.y ob or m itt u.e latol Frl.t ja/y nea >t.-ck-r.>:^*ee In NewHt'. en will reeelre their Dlvad.As at the- 0* ce of the Conipa:.V. Adelpto* Hiniato* V*mm» raw Usilin as New-York will 00 paid at the erncc of It A 0. L Scb. »le». 2 Hanoverat. lie Transfer Hooks will ho rloaed from the 2Xh I oat. te¬ ilte 1st of Febraary, both devttrteiu.l.M lit iPsSTuATh S Ü PAKDEE.T.eaaurer. 11'ANTED. A~Parrnrr with 81,oe v v to purchase one half Interest in an unparalleled money making enierpri/a. The busineaa of t'.e partner will be to keep an ort.ee. Address L. K. this Offi. a JU at'_ U" '"ANTED.A haivkuer (Wlke hand- someat situation for a Maruiacninnr Town la th« States It eonatsu of aboet 130 acres of lane with wast/ sihVient for tan mills. It would be sold for balf its value To see a.Map.and for f .rther .-»artlcu.ars enquire4ST7 Broa.V- «»> of JOHN T llr DNEK )l««t* Tasastasa s Omca MoawitH »wo Woa<.ssraal K< i a .»!) Coatraty. J Nobwkh. Cosa Thursday. Dee Jfi, I ft*) A DIVIDEND of TWO AND A HALF .4 »PER CENT, or ire Fre'erred Stock of ihw (\impexy has this day been declared payable at the Transtec Office lit Merchants' Exchange, b: the Cay of New-Yora. on and after the loth day of January astl The Bot ks of the Company will be rloaed ontheSlst Inet and remain closed until tie I s«h proximo H.mkafsr subscription to the present Stora of this Company will be opened on the 15th of January next, at the Transfer Office. (Timo T Merair, Tren-fec Atfent.l II Merchants' Ks- change. New-York, a:.d remain open for sixty days tbera- after All stockholders who tuberi ilie as ifm iisal 1. and pay 1» per cent, on the preferred stork, wul Im entitled m the Di¬ vidend to be declared in July next, on tlieirprelWrril stock which "ml races four shares of old stock for each shares.' new so ck subscribed, and Inu-real will be rbar ...<) at l>.» rate of six per cent- on all installments from the lith pro at mo until said Installments are paid O I. PERKINS. Tresawrer. I) IVIDKND. MADISON arid IN¬ DIANAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPANY.. The Board of Directors have Una day dec.ared a Semi Annual Dividend of 6 per cent on the Capital Stock, fin.iM uf the amount paid on the Script Shares,) out of the earnb.jrs ot the six niooths ending Slat December. 18A0, (to Stockhold¬ ers at the close of the hooks on that day.) payable on and after TU ESDAY, 2^lh January Inst. , Holders of Slock registered on tne Transfer Bo..is In the Citv of New Yerk. will receive their Dividends at the ofl.ce of WINSLOW, LANIER A CO 5* WalleL Certificates of Script Shares must be presented at tlieir office for the indorsemert thereon of this Dividend payment. -Dated Madison. Jan. 15.1851 jib 2wts WM. N J ACKSON, BeCy M. A I RR- Ctx Macon ano Wbstbbn Railboao C»Mr»wv I Maco«, Ua Jan. *t laM. » DIVIDEND NO. !>..A Dividend hu been this day declared of KOCH DOLLARS per shai- on the consolidated sti>ck of this Company, and the pro¬ portionate sum (two dollars per share) 00 that which baa not yet been returned for consolidation, payable on and af¬ ter the first of February next, at the office In which the seme Sjjjg" By "f jg^W eacraaary. THE TRUSTEES OF THF SKA hens' Bask roa Savin** have ordered that interest be paid on all deposiu, which according to the By-laws are entitled thereto, for the six months ending Dec 3», litt. "on'sums of rive hundred dollars and under, at the rate of six per cent, per annum, and on sume excee ilng five hundred dollars at the rate of five per coot per annun: payable on or afler Monday 20th last The Interest will Ire placed to the credit of depositors as principal. m*WU, STRONÖ, President. William PI el son. Secretary New-York, Jan. 16, 1850 _MM BP INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS. JA The Interest on the Public 8tecks of the City of New. York, due and payable February I, IHM, will be paid 01 that day by SHEPHERD KNAPP. Ksq ChamberlaJllot the City, at the Mechanics' Bank. 31» WalleL TbeTransfai Books will be closed on Wadneaday, Jan. 8, at $ o'clotl P M fgr For the accoinuiodatloa of Stockholders transSVs Wul be permitted during the period the books reraeij Closed, to take effect February I. JOSEPH R TAYLOR. ControSar ConraoLiEB'S OfflcL N.T. Dec 27,18&0. d» tf4 BANKING HOUSE OF J. CARO- THERB k CO No IMVmidii PITTMBl'RUil, Pa -Collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES ofbm UNITED STATES B«f«reBce la New-York. Meatn Wlnslow. Unter A Co. A3 Wallet_aal To1 PAGE, BACON & CO. BANKERS BAN FRANCI8CO, California draw at sight nr as time In sums to suit purchasers on BOSTON. NEW-YORK., PHILADELPHIA, NEW-ORLEANS, and on PAOE k BACON, St Louts, Mo. paysu.e at atstt of the prominent points In the States. Collections attended to and proceeds remitted promptly. Will also attend M sales of Produce and Merchandize for parties residls* abroad PAOE. BACON k CO San Francisco ¦12 Sm* PAOE k BACON. St. Louie, Mo. Refer to Messrs drew. Rol.Wiaou k Co. New-York. TVlDEND.. The MERCHr\NTS' 'INSURANCE COMPANY, of the City of New Tort have this day declared a DIVIDEND of six percent pay¬ able on and after die 17th Inst t be transfer books will bt closed until afler that day. By order of the Board. J»10t_0E0R0K W 8AVAOB,ge.retary EDEM PTION OF CITY STOCK.. The Fire Loan Stock of the City of New-York, (f.Viv,fK0.) redeemable on the mm day of January, 1»L will be paid on that day, by the Commissioners of da» Sinking Fund, at the Controller's Office, No. 5 Hall of Re¬ cords, Park. IIP* Interest will not be allowed on said Stock after the said Itith day of January, |s»|. JOhEI'll R TAYLOR, Controller Controller's Office, New-York, Jan. 9,1841. JU It ROCHESTER, LOCK PORT, and ImT- AOARA PALLS RAILROAD CO..Notice Is here¬ by given that a call of ten per cent on the Capital Stock <* the Company has been made, payable at the office of tbs Treasurer In City of Rocheeter.or at the American Exchange Bank In the City of New-York, on the 2f>ih day of January next. Subscribers who have previously paid fire per cent, will be credited that amount as pert payment of the call of tea per cent now made FREEMAN CLARK, d21 Sawlm*_Treasurer DIVIDEND..The President and Direc- tore of the Ocean Bank, have this day declared a Divi¬ dend of five per cenL on the Capital Stock, payable on and after FRIDAY, the lfih of January next The traasfcr books will be closed until that day. By order of the Board J 3. U1BBONS, l.as.' ret New-York, Dec.31, lsou. jl eudlads D R BOA Kill NO. BOAliD WANTED.By a yeaagMl- llctan of this city, where bis services as Teacher woo/I In all or In part compensate for tis Board. Meat of referee cet given and required. Address o. W. P. at this office. J1831*_ BOARD WANTED.For a Oentl. iS and his Wife; a pleasant Room with Pantry, air- alsned or unfurnished, and privilege of Parlor, from about 1st of February Location oev Hudson, a'tove Canal-at Address X. X at this office, fating terms, Ac RAtwoaces exchanged. JllSt' B~OARD..One or two LADIES can be aceommoda rd wtlli Board with a widow lady, where there are no other boertore. Every attention paid to their comfort Tboae wlahing a quiet home may eeeeaaer K tunctiy confidential. Address C. B Broadway Post OBV* BOARDING..A pleasant Front Parlof with Pantry and Closets attached and a Bedroom ad¬ joining, can be had, with Board, at 45 Tenth-at near hnavar._ JIIIP WANTED I MM E DIAT JSL V - Two ? ? furmabed roomi with b*jard In a small private fc** iy References exchanged Terms must be modsrat* Address A B Tribune Office_ JU BOARD DOWN TOWN..TwofiafU Oeoiiemen can ol uvl:: Board with pleasant R°***"! 102 Liberty-tL near Broadway. Refereeces exebanfed^ a^HREE or FOUR BOARDERS co -¦- be pleasantly accomrr.odated at 11 Vartck at. aaw*- John's park. _JH»*_. BOARD.A Gentleman ami his wife can be accommodated with a parlor and bed rojaMJ the first floor; also, two ot^three al ngle ^anüessesi wWBS» pleasant aparunentt on application at 41 WarretveL Twt moderate._ BOARDING..Two Gentlemen tad their Wires and two tingle Gentlemen eae beaeeoni modeled with Board by applying; at 177 Beet-Broad«»f between Rutgers and Jefferson ets. J14 lav* BOARD.With good accommodation* can be had at 17« Weet Twentj eeveuth-et 1 doors west of Eighth av. jl I Irs* BOARD.At the private Mansion Hoo* 51 Oreenwlrh-st Oectletnea, with single beds Bght, airy rooms, |2 50 per week Day Boarder» p P* week; Transient Boarders. M cent* per day, da l*t_, AFINE ROOM on the second ll«xif .altable for a gentleman and his wife or one or t*u sing,e genijemen, can be bad by applying at 11 U M Piece, Bietxker-at, JJ 2weod

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Page 1: »ÄS.::::::»5 wir'«'' .. N€¦ · Mint or tiii I'niiiu StaT. s, i January 13, >] | 8

MIERCIAL ANDMOHBT I1TTBR8.

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IM da..» 71 75 do.jjj^I.»ÄS.::::::»5 wir"'«''" 5IM rtraert- Trust.£ n» <i°.

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LSOS Erie Inr Bde.*rlM MobawkRR.80 Canten Co.7U«0 do.7ll50 do.721Ito a*.tjo 7/»6tV do." .:K do.72MS do.tl2mo*K*$AO doAO do.U3072ItO d<.bl0 721P0 L,,uf Itlaad RR..a60 ]8tis* do.19

ibcohd toatoM Morrit Canal.b30 2Hana do.8too do.....bi»2rH300 Nor k Wor RR..b|06n150 do.b*0 66450 do.86|50 do.t>V>«,|100 do.bin 68»25 Erl«RR. »i

360 do.bSn<*»450 do...._.oMW6.50 Reading fIM dainn HarlemVi Firmer*100 do.t0ri6S

iu.060 90ingRR.7i»lo.tl0 7llnti RR.7< 4iere* Loan ...tiofifij

Friday, Jan. 17-F.M.There waa rather an unsettled Stock market at

the 8ecoud Board to-day, without marked feature,excepting dullness. Canton and Farmers' Loanwaa firm, but generally in the Fancies there were

more sellers than buyers, and quotations were

weaker. Morris was lower, and pressed on themarket, telling at 23, a decline of j f cent. Eriewas also easier, but with little Stock offering. Afew Ohio and Pennsylvania Bonds were sold at

91, but 96 is asked. For Southern Michigan Roadpar was offered. Reading was not very firm. ForGovernment and State Stocks the movement is to

fair extent, and prices are firm. Sales 150,000 D8. 5a for banking purposes. At the Second Boardthere was a much better feeling generally,and quotations for all descriptions advanced..There was an advance of 2 f cent in Canton,selling at 71, with an active demand. A Bear¦ale of 100 shares was made at M|, seller twelvemonths. This Stock sold yesterday at Boston at74. Norwich was also in good demand, 700 shareshaving been sold, closing at 66£, an improvementet" I 4P cent. The tales of Erie were 800 shares,and prices were well sustained. The fall in thisStock ol the last few days has brought in a new

Set of buyers. Eight miles of the Dunkirk end ofthe Road were opened for travel ott the 8th inst.Reading was 71 {, a slight advance on the morningprice. Operators do not seem to be much alarmed by the action of the Pennsylvania Legislature.Harlem remains without much change, but was

heavy. It fluctuates between 70J371L Farm*ers, although firm at the First Hoard, was weakat the 8econd, telling at 66, teller sixty. LongIsland was firmer, going to 19 again. Tho rumor

is that the debt is arranged, and that the Road willsot be sold. Mohawk sold at t%% which is aboutyesterday's price. For Rochester and Syracuse1*3 was bid without sales. A sale of East Bos¬ton was made at 27, the first operations in thisStock for a long time. Stonington was ratherweaker.

In Exchange! the market it quiet, and the ratetare without change, with fair supply. Sterling is10910} i Francs are 5.10.The buaineaa in Freights is dull and quiet, but

rates are unchanged. Engagements of Wheatwere made to Liverpool at 3d ; 200 bales Cotton,3a 6d; 2,000 bbls Turpentine, la 6d, and somo

Dead Weight at Ml ; aud 300 tuns Wood a*Hf)Ids. To London, 1,000 boxes Cheese were takenit 30s, and other heavy goods at 25s. To Havre,the Cotton rate is a.The Havre packet takes about #250,000 in spe.

cie, nearly all silver.The Banka and public institutions continue to

be very much annoyed for want of change. ThoMint ia much abused for not coining gold dollars-In connection with this subject, we annex a let.ter received from the Director of the Mint by Mr.

Brady:Mint or tiii I'niiiu StaT. s, i

January 13, >] |8<a- l have bad reierre.i in me a letter ol youtt lo die

Post Office Department, in which you refer lo tbe warn ol

gold dollar* tu your ottire, and BOggset your dealrs 10 «¦ \

change for them, at the Mint, American coin of the largerdenominations.Having been rrqur*tod by the Department to addreat

¦lyteif to you upon tide topic. 1 have io ttate that an ex

change sack as yon propoee would limlnce on tbe faadamenial purpose of our organization, which it to coinkato the national carrenrv Vullion not prerloutly in thatsbape

I can think ei but one meant by wh.rh, in a perfectlyregular manner, we could furnlth you with thote coin*,which it by the Treasury Department drawing on our bulbon fund for the requlatie tu int. pevable in gold dollaia

1 suggett that method, how ever, wttii much reluctance,feecauae we have already a dlflWttllJ la meeting ilie re ilaidemand for theee <.»...t, and becaute. timber. .1 a ototve the diinunltion o! our bullton (und at a nme moat un-

prvpiiioat io our dcpotnora.The difficulty in regard lo »mall change ha* grown en-

ttrwy oat of the variance In the value of tilver as comparedwith gold, by which It has became profitable to b >erd andexport the wore valued metal, silver, and employ goldas a preferable medium lu the pay BsesM ol debuv It It evi¬

dent, therefore, that at long at the preeenl relation of thetwo metals roctlmie. the present scarcity of the allver wi.lremain unabated, li It jutl at clear, loo, that the Mint can

not furaiah the remedy, tlnce the tliver deposit* which fur-aUh the material of <<ur esasasjS mutt continue lo dlntaltli.Considering these fhrlt, It aeemt to me that credltort. andthe poet oAcet in particular, artil find thai the on.y remedvla their power It to decline receiving any coint in paymentefdebts which do not contutute tbe precite turn due. Theobligation ofmaking " change" is certainly rot required byBkw. Our cotna are made legal tenders for the amount* ontheir face, or for any multiple* of thote amounts But therela aurely no right to tender a larger piece in payment of adeal far wfcxh tbe law uroM.tr* a »mal.or piece. A double*eagle mar certainly We dec.tneS If ottered lo y v,

psatage ; and If a dimh!eeej,!e, then why not sny otherseiaeacepl the exact halfdime liteir

Very reepectmtlv your faithful Servant.R M PATTF.RSviM, Director.

Wat V. Ba.Pv, Eaq P.M. New-York.

Thompson s Bank Sott Rttwrttr uoticee a new

counterfeit llO'a on the Mmert' Bank of Pottt.villa. Pa imitation of genuine vignette, a femaleand anchor, with ships in the distance, engravingrather poor, but likely to pass in a crowd.Tbe annexed statement ahows the Cuatom-

afesjto Dry Ooods transactions tor the week end-tag Jan. 16, vis:

EntykTmi/or Co%s%m\ptton*¦anvravTcaator w»ol.

Wa«S*aavtll p» S > t2->, Cioih», 190 So, 109697;V»r»»»S*,Ttdo, 40A4t, Still! uKhW*. 77 j0, ,.s w» , Colloa

asai Wurtted. HH do, Wa.ajo, Weol and CoLeo, .» d s*,«> ; De Lamra. m a«>. i I, i*ire*. :o | ., »3u->, at-Steaa 4 de\ 2,i7^ , Drty d C.e. 6 do, i.buv, Ca^iiuerwA *

*\fU , Covere. 4uo, 4,"Ij , A;uaca mm. ¦. j,,, i.a»,;gee. 17 do, tv> !>, bhawi*, 14 .io, Ailii Menno Saavvu,IJSI, Hairflkerchrsle, S J \ , Coatiuga 1» 4<s

fj 1 Pasta* k.-s do, I.m., feelings. 4 do, V'U, F,aanel*.dbtankrui, Hdo, i.t»4", Menno t»u ri* / t.>.

SVidrgt.Sto, äs««, ttwrarj,X4«, *>l; Men.io U ,..«, | |fJm LSSS ÜHivea, I du. i7.. tarn, * do. 1.H48, Oa/p«mg,MSO, IS. S»; Taprttrr and Veivet Carprling. * d,>. 7,7Si..i, I Ar» i kga; vaiüed at |V<P\ii52

¦ANi-rAcTuartor corro.t.Ltei pacaagra, |<»e.jta>-, Pnn:*, 9" do, 3D.»76;

Corinna 177 do. SrV«*; UtikgbanM, eS SflL IS.tJV_,Stdo. l«»>a. K nhr<MOered w i*nn«. »2d.». tr.ec»*.ifdo,sae, tare*. 4* do.b.i'e'i Mualio Tn-nm'ug», 2

i; Haaokercbrera, 4 dt«, 1.102; Snawla, t dJ, i^S.,» Su, 4,471 ; Qaeet t Cl«*h. 2 4o. S*4; U*ai«ak. 4

\\» "*?*«*. 4 QO< '..B7i Metta S d.>, la», ll.ae.blM do, 6 42i'. Sniria. i d >. I.I .'. U 1-

25^1.^».>*; »a..a 5 So. 710 . loo*.

fcV&P. Wdo, 11.17«.-tt*H|;r*ct«aat or all ¦,Jg''JUjr/»r'B!»::»v.^o': w so. »mi»4:tap* M So. i«,kV3 Sallit. II S. \. vs. knXlti*. Vnb. 1 So. 1.17»; HarSgilÄ*« K

Psmta. i«dc, I I.HI Shawl*. 7 d.. S" » . ',v ;''SBdSwawla, S3 do t/,lS0: Sek ^ Cott^TL*^ .^T!'

tAse*; SVkand Cutteo 4* do «6,014, Hoe*. S do. 7>*jSatk i»a norxsS Hot», I do,SI«. Otovee, tl de. I7.M»fAakasd Csticw üh-vee. I do, AM. Biudiagt. S do,! vM.raids, 3do, 1^7», Sahna. 9 de, Ljkjj, ¦aisaa*. »*«, l>4i

$U*M» -4.»v»cTc.M or vlaxi >n«ra. 1 13« pec'aeges, .iO.'MT, Htadherrn efa. 15eo,

u -71 Lsre* lS^o, 7»: Linen and Corton. »6 do. 21.74"»Thrlld SSZ 7.314, Braid* 2do. 1.980; Bobbins, 1 do. 195;

"erVenulViuree of Flax 8 do. 2,825. ToUl, IJM phgtvalued el $274,342.

MlSCELLtWEOC*straw Oer*:*676 pa kagrs. $»>5.|I4. Artificial Flowers.

ke 12 do. 2.111; Embroideri.*, In do. laanj Milliaery.1Co, 1,978; Collar* Cuff* Ac. 4 do, 2.331: Cravat* 3 do.1.219. hhewlt.ödo, 1,872. Handker'-Mef* 1 do, 175; Vest¬

ing* 7 do 3>1; Hoae. 4 do, l,'a>i Leather O'oves. 25do.3 rai Rid Glove*. Sdo, 4,3*»» Glove* 1 do, SN1 Soap-"dert 2 do. 896; (ier.er*. 1 do 007: Button* 21 do, 4.91'j,( ortfct Ida, 3£9: Hair Coifc. 3 do, 1.871. Malting. 2.»}roll* 11,747. OiiCloih. 15do. IJJ87. Total. 3.199 pkgs sndroiia: valoed at lita.V-8.

Withiravn from. WnreAtrute.MAirvracToaef or wool.

Woolens, 5 package* $3.328 I Cloths, 4 do, 2,930, Wort-teds, 7 do. 3,2111; Couonand Worded, J6 fo, 3.103; Lus¬ter* 7 do, Lett. Serge* 2 do, 491; Shaw!.. 2 da 867. Kievneis. 4 do. 1st: Blsnkets, 9 do, 1,391 Hose, 1 do, 736. To-tel. 77 pkga valued at $22,759.

MASpracTwats or coTTOn.Cotton* 292 packages, $62,698; Colored Cottons, « do,

9,1*2; Print* 19 do, x/35; Gingham* 14do. 3.18»; Muslin*Sdo. 857; Muslin Embroideries. 14 do. 4.896: Handk-r

ehiefcj.7 do.71"; Velvets, 5do, 1.235; Nankins, 10 do,779;Hosiery. I] do. 7.761. Cords. Sdo. 3.Ä; other msnufacturesof Cotton, 21 do, 6,768. Total, 4~6 packages, valued at

$101,2W. MAWfACTrars or silkSilks. 7 package* $8.520; Cravats,9 do, 5.507; Sauna. t

do, 1,334; Veeliog*3do, 360; Pongee* 4 do. 3,02u , elan-dannas, 1 do, 4M'; Siik and Worsted. 3 do, 2,182 S. i a 1

Couon, 3 do, 929; Silk and Ltnen. 3 do. 1,46! gewlnc* 1do, 614; Buttons IS do, 997: Ties, 1 do, 737. Total, 66pkga: valued at »26,123.

MANir*tTcaesor ;i.ax.Linens, 1J7 parkages.t2l.e69i Linen and Cotton. 19 do,

3,022; Lusters, I do, 336; Handkerchiefs. 5do. 1,614; Thread,1 do, 3b9. Totol. 163 pkga: valued at $27.2U9.

MISCELLAHCOVS.Straw Goods, 16 package*, $3,598; Artificial Flowers, 3

do, 106; Velvets. 5 do, 1,"80; Shawls. 55 do, 9 438; Loathe'Glove* l do, 1,2 6; Carpeting, 3 do, 781; Twine, 4 do, 412.TotaJ .86 pkgs; valued ant 16,618.

Entered for rVarekoutinp.MANvrACTi-aes or wool.

Woolen* 22 packages, 112.t«i; Cloths. 7 do. 1.613; Wors¬teds. 7 do.3,181; Cot, and Worsted. 85 do, 2" .oi'p: Queen'sCI< in, 3 do, 1,001; Lustres, 7 do. 2,\<*l; Drap d'Ete. 3 do,1,930; Vesting* 1 do. fr»; Planne!* 4 do. 636; Hosiery, 7

do, 968. Toiai. 144 pkgs; valued at tll.UlLm After at Tear. * or cotton.

Cottons. 296 packages, $50,176; Colorei Cotton* 18 do.3M2; Punts, 5| do, l«.7Tti; Olngham* 9 do, 1.833; Mus¬lin* 12 do. 2.881 ; Lawns. 18 do. 1.2(0; Handkerchiefs. 1"d". Unbleached Cloth, 5 do, 1,730; Hosiery, lido.5,272. Total, 433 pkgs; valued U$TOJJ

MANcrscTvacs or silk.Riiks. 3 packaire». tl.'a^i Satin* 1 do. ltl, Damask, 1

do, 78»; Crape Shawls, 6 do, 3,y»3: Pongees. 29 do, i,b22;Poplins. 4 do. 961 ; Silk and Wortled, 1 do, 6h8; Hosiery,5 do, 1,157; Sewings, S du. 3558; Rsw, 256 do, 29.057; othermar ufarturei of Silk, 45 do, 4,389. Tot*!. X>5 pkgt; valuedat 155,883.

MANCFACTCAES OF H. AX.Linens. 71 packages. »12.994; Linenand Cotton, 1 do.315.

Laces. 1 do, 1,087: Thread, 1 do, 537; other manufacturesof Flax, 15do,6,wI9. Total. 92 pkgs; valued at BattrM.

misckllanbuos.Straw üood», II parkagee, 112,949; Embrolderle* 5 do,

1'Md; Cords, 8 do, 1,020; Tapestry and Velvet Carpeting.16 do, 5,361. Total, 90 pkgs valued at -.'.

ar.CAflTl'LATIO!».Consumption i

Manufactures ofWool.pkgs 1.399 $ 538,852Manufactures of Cotton. 2,119 515,831Manufactures of Silk. 1,684 1.17'.n..Manufactures of Flax. 1,285 274342Miscellaneous.3,199 133,508

Total.9>5C $2JJ40,568Withdrawnfrom Wareturute :

aSsaaaOkSSBras or Wool. T7 022.7«Manufactures of Cotton. 476 |(>1,2R9Manufsciufes of 8Uk.. 66 26.1.:;Manufactures ofFlax. 163S7JJ08Miscellaneous. 96 16,618

Tasal.86« $193,993Entered for Warehousing: >

Manufacturesot Wool. 141 Yi«.*eiManufacturta of Cotton. 43378,980Manufactures ofStlk. 35555,883Manufactures of Flax. 92 21,2n2Miscellaneous. 90 2t\637

Total.UM $220.713At a meeting of the stockholders of the Macon

and Western Railroad, after passing a vote ofthanka to the officers of the Road for their zea'and fidelity, the following Board of Directors waselected i Edward Whitehouse, Charles Moran,Drake Mills, Andrew Low, Edward Padelford, J.C. Levy, Ker Boyce, J. B. Ross, Wm. F. Matthison, J. D. 0ariiart. N. C. M unroe. C. J. McDonaldIsaac Scott, Esq. was elected President of theCompany.Herkers...-CAaarvLLv Raroarto roaTna TaisiNs

FaiD» v, January 17.ASHES.Tbs market is hardly to firm for Pots, and less

¦ajoing. Pearls are steady; ÜMOBsSS are loo bbltal568|c£5 7.5 for tne lormer, and 5 6JJ for the latter.COTTON.The foreign news has given an impulse to

the market, and beiden ran now effect ready sales at yes¬terday's prices: 3,.50u hales have been sold. Holders arew Illing seders.FLO I K AND MEAL-There Is a betler demand for Un¬

it w grades uf State and Western Flo:, r.In part lor the East,and little n to be had st our inside figures at the close. Triebetter grades are steady, but rjuiei, the Inferior grades firmand not plenty, with a fair Inquiry Canadian is held Man¬ly at I ( i. In bond, but Is very <|uiei The sales of Domes-tic are S.bOO bids at 4 44u 4 for No 2. superfine; 4 75<04 87| for common to strait Mate I *7j o V f>r htichiganand Indiana; aud 5otitfi 124for pure Onnesee and favor¬ite Ohio, Southern is hardly SO brm ; sales of 1,1 in) bids at

t'>f 5 124 for mixed to good slrall brands, and 525a5<b7\for Fancy. Bye Flour is still scat e; tales of ion hhlt Petit,sylvaniaat 3»7i. Corn Meal is ti'iu; Rales of 150 bbls Jer¬sey and I'd ns\lvanla at $3, and 5n bhla Brandy w nie at J i\GRAIN There it more Inquiry for Wheat, but the firm¬

ness ol holders restrict sales. We have only to notice salesof500 bushels handsome Mtohiitn at I 2«1, a nominal price.Canadian it held firmly at 1 STa ISA In bond. Rye is stillvery tjuir t and pi ices nominal at 77 STTBc. Barley is wantedat9t</95c. Barley Malt it saleable at 115 tri z: Otts are

very quiel at t7<riKc for Jersey 60d 52 for River, aid 53*54c for Canal. Corn la in lair.iemand, with more firmnessin the market; better prices have been obtained; sales ofSRAM bushels at 66cr6b) for Jersey and Southern vellow ;white Is held tt sTWaSe. Canadian Peat are sei.inc at 1 2".PRO\ ISIONS-Our maraetfur old Pork it again easier

and dull new it firm bui not plenty. There baa been a

food business doing in Sour, but at easier prices for Meat.bessJesareKUKi'i bbls at Jl.'d 12 !2, for old Meat; 11 374

for 1« 0 year old Mesa and $14 for new City Mess. 9 2*for Prime aud II 25 for seur Mess; aud $7 tor do Prime.Beet is firm sales of 150 bbls at 8 25410 5u for Meas, and4 »7 J a %n for Prime. Beef Hams are steady; ta es of it;bbls at i>fc. Lard is brm; sales of 230 bblt at 8<r sjo for oldand new, and 3en kegs old at Sc. Sale* 50 bbls PickledHams at Mr Pickled Meats are scarce, sales of 5o bblsingar cured Hams at Hjc; of Green Hams and Shoulders,some l.5H\ told at sat>e. respectively. Butter Is dud, andprices lavor the buver, tales of Ohio and inferior State atha ll|. and Western Dairies at I2a»lt'l. Cheese it In fairdemand tor the local trade, with but litt.e doing for exportat»iet.*c

HISKY.A limited supply uiiering; sa.es of 50 bbltPrison tt .t.c. and small lots Drudge at 25c.OILS.Linseed 1 unsettled, and quotations are diffi¬

cult to give: Mime sties are reported considerably in ad¬vance of yesterday's prices, but other authorities quote norhaage A cargo'of Whale per the Chandler Price. iati ar¬men, 3,7(ic bbl* sold on private terms, supposed 40c TbeCrude Spenn leported resterdsy was sold a; 1 29. Fairsales of Manufactured at I Si'a 1 \ There 11 a limited hurt,neat doing in l.ard OH; sales of 2,000 g*lont at 64c forWestern. Red OH it easier: tales of 75 t>bU at about 41c,easlhIKtiN-lrqist, w ith tales 100 or 150 lunt at 19 759$Jn,

cash, ar.d tui. 6 months ; English Bars at S*LK AÜ.Conunues vervdui.. and nominal.Rl 1 K.Sales Sw tWrct's for export at 3 3 , a' > M) |>cwt.HIDFS.Are more tn re<iue«t. and there is a better dis¬

position to buy. Thetaltssre l,7b0Rio Ha.-he and ^av».nllla at 0 tc. t> mor.tht. l-» l iracoi. a , .. «r j11 wetsalted Texas tt t>ic ; and 1 tt) Texas K.nt at 7f.--ai; leas 4per cent: K9Metamorasat lite , 380 West India Salted at"c, less 4 per cent; 2.0B4 Maracalno. supposed at tic.tnaiDry Te\t»and ;«36 Savaiuli* supposed ati"ic. Tue stockit sS,60t>, lnciudtag 1 cargo 01tslAi B ienos Avret, MrtfSjltoday, held at 1-4$. and 2.114 wet taii*d HoraeUUes.PnBss srs isasartLEATHER.it without change; the tales are large

enough |0 reduce the stock, and prices are firm. Thescarcli v of light weight* is felLTOUACCO-The market Is quiet but steady; sales 150

hhdsat frtiljc for Kentuckv. usualtimo. and SO do selec¬tion at 1.x.GIL CAKE.The deanand is moderate and supply

tssail; tawa V ions at \ tfay^hti'rfT"TALLOW.The demand for ax|x>n is fair, haiatä«,0S0

H pi me »: T- -^ih.OK(>( KP'KS-There ;t only a limited btutr.aas dotcf In

<.> ff-e. Mo <o>»es ir:d Sugars, a-nl ptu-e* .

W OOL-Cemmanda considerate tDtriin.bui the salesthis wrrk f. r conto»ptloa of Domestic F.e»-edo not ex-reed sr.'tt- fb at 37i«56c. p tnctpal.y aSttata, The suck ismostly « f hoe Vt ools at tiraeVK:. Priesa coouaue to wornup a, manuiacturera wake up U> the raal slate winsn-atkri There have bean tome tales 0/ f >raigu Woot toCea.rs »10.» rs Washed Afucan at irtHic. S0*d orevims 10 arrival; IMSS Rt Zigal on p'tva'e larmt; 70 ba'asCorSa«n at «44c Tbe stock of foreign coastals of SenatesSu trta, waahed and uawashed, anu txsi washed A.i;csn.

Kecelpta or ProduceBy Rmboadt dnrxng the tutt H kourr.Ji*.

l-e» > .te-'5CaiV»s. 71» baft (>a . 4.« Jo ri^-ey J, j0F,. tu, -.7.a.i<(r. Leatlier 4e7 Dressed Hogs 424 oa. **«.**Hutier. «5 btaS Catlie mo buahals Corn, « balsa Woo7*va-kt i sbes. tt bhs Wh sky and i car law! Gash, .Netc- Wik and .VewHu«e»-.V> bags Femr, bKlsdo,

n?I iT'* "«.^ *°.«i*d- «» P»K« Coeeee. * |aj ttutiar.ICt Hog* i*9 bidtt Leather, and 4«> bats Whisky

M A B I I S O.Jg*^eJaa, syatshsB a rua. ««,»0,0, co^asy. ft J.

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. Kowawa. saajhjasat v>iB wait.. iH.,i,4 m* cu

DIED.Or. Pr-lry assraiat. Jaa. iv.a< wiasaawUa*ClURtAJ AU/hJ.D

stmoms.ia U*9 37lk)««f «4 k^ ags.waaaaaafaaataaaaa

Tis rs'ati-ss aia fra>a»s ..f Ua*Knw4 aat tb. as ..f h: i*uar.a ha>. j< saak L LorS. ara rset«r«iaSr >s» wt w. atie.«t > < 1. oe-,,r<« aa> lats inSaxt. So. ttt ramn st ScWtiia. «J« Ja. v»*»r M koatfnkw »»t. « B

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.ÄfÄ'ÄP 1» ..»*.»* >aar at bar ag. Nr. -Waif Okru°. 1» Urs aws rrsswnrk Oavue

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toi la mmm mm »« f* ***** * m hmMf'TT "..im a«» Bt farmer»' mmmm .,

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W THkTCHlR. .0 la* SaVI I etu uf * . er*._T». fvwa*« «ad .,<utw of Ute reunify ar» re-raeU* rry nrrma ¦>

ar*a*»Tfu»««*r.S-jtd»y. I»ih ia*v fräs fc* »**» tirl.HI

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r*»k*r i.l --larl«» Tork »ito TewfepV Crrapavky. are*- 1

f n*r»l Vl day. |Satarday) at J o'cark.TW Uimi Strwer* »biet aa Earth ar» fwrwi,Ar* nx-tl» ettM ta *o*>» a» thay »r* bWrweAad mu ta Hea>ee tie taa Alf**» tboottTh* «owere aart* de-a-ee Waat tn tomm

lnBröot!,B,Jta 17. JOHN W COCHRAN.» tu« IU* y**r".

T*r»»i«i,raa ar.d fn*»d» ol tW farr.ily ar* r**rp* tr»9y raanajataa to

.tter.* h.*'»»*raloa S.oday, at * t'cluct, P. ». frita a* lau '.«

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~». HELI« w'.-eof eVBjJfceaa*»,tott»*nfcta»»*rf.W/SS»Tu ratet.'ae aud rraoaa ol Iba fafaily ara leeper-ti-i. * ^

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tomer of D»Salk aadMM i'ttn«, tut t

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MI* LATTRS klMA'AC-THIS DAT-

..Tili »ata_I 1 Matt) *;»*»..., KnHI6H WATER-....-JAN. 16

i_. . So* 3«* Bafl .*.*... 11 IT*

TRIBÜNE MARINE JOURNAL.PORT Of rt£W-10R».v....;MH.JAJ». 17.

CleareSUShip* Wat rasta, Togo«, Sin Fraacece, Joes (tjSBBJ Sora«, RBtt,

Havana, M Taylor.

Ttytor A Co.Brie« Bo'.'tr, 'Brani) Vci. Herer, 0*lricb« A Co; Horn*, Br) Mc

ix^.Tneato, PunctaA M*m<k*, Sur WaJab, St John«,NF. H SRoath A Sob, Julii Hoult<«. Docnell. Hinget, a, Jam, J W Elweil;Atrc*t*r* Harry. Bol.va. Harb*, k at Co.ich* Gold Hunter, Tbompa< n, HaT*('.aii HrrrLtat, Cout b, Rcb-

üiodiI, Coanat, Poarlar. Waatuxtor,; Plato, Harr-mon*, Ba'timora.Sloop W'awn, Stanrarrt flaw Haaai.Bare* Dabjarar*. Manh, Sontb Ambo«

Arrived.Royal SIa StcaT-b p A»:a, Jidkm», L varrool. Jtt 4. I» M, m.i-».

to K Caatrl. JrB.rk M»tat (<l B .' kaportl Bj aa, B-rm .da, 13 4a. ar.aa. A.-.to

Tbunpaoo A Wilt.ua. Th* M baa aVr**>WaVai baaV.) waarhar oa'.na

I aa*>ra ramad avar haad raib, tuBart Marian, (ol fb laj Lowary, HoatcTidao, to d», u.daa horaa,

SU ,t"Tbi.ra. WataoL * Co.Bf bark Worval, Wallara. Parnambi»at, S" 4a, aurar to J T SnowBurw bark Fradcrirk Patoraaa. Holan. 0 .ttanbarc, W> da, iris to

Fur. b» A MaiDcAa.if^fjalarto Inf Saar«f>orti Cn hola, Si^'i.i la O'an'a

and irfNi.'a. to "a-rriitli A Son*Korw brie Ford'aaklold, (ir'diar. MV*«ina. 4'' da, uraoeaa aod la

me aa to Baaxliar, Draper k Davlm tl.a .aaaal tu Scliraidt k tUl< h»u.Kr r R-.aanua. Br Spon»*1'-St K tta. W 4». 1.7>)0 obl» aalt u> J B

k O A BaiBrn Loa Oak, >»wvrr, Dararr,. 4 St, >allo» p na to J H RA-d-

1.1'fbBnr Vt'aHar Hot4,(of OrriocWr.) Hm.a, Sa>»noab, fi da, »ollo»

pmatoKf* BuikB-u; Hajti, Cutta, Pirt tu Pr. ia, milat t 0 S t A Ftrrn. Tat

H ia at atx-b r out» <**.Br bn» U«>l,,k.i.. M. Harrrn. Ual.fai. NS, IS da, fi.b and craa^arria»

ti, Bf II), Sn.,tt,ara A Mac.ajr. Tie D uaa aipanaoraxl haa<y waitbarentbapauae*.Br ¦ h Londoo, H rton. Out of Tanao, WS, SS da, nab to J W H

Bur kam »alh olt, tat 43 a^lon'.i»", «pawead a aarara o>**>bH-Si aat in Inm SIC aud > h-,pi*d around t» HW, witb aaoar, «n>. h

kütod far i daya On th« m^rmor f Iba i4th, aoon aftar the atombad comir,an< ad. waa atrurk furaard of th* main cbajna by a haa^ydriviri; »aa, which atora bulwark*, carr.ad aaay tba boat and <; larter

atanebama, racb*<i iMcwkatf, aad canaad ih*<aaaal tn laak cunaidarakl); dunr* th* rala »|,lit lorr.a.l at.utBar fliraaail wa» bant, whu I,waa aftarward tarriad nway »ntiralj¦; bora l*>) for Halifax ind>a>traaa, wbara *h* arr.aad oc tha IM, aad remained thar» S dayt r*

pairing rianiarra.oVb Julia M Haiwrk. naw.ir» tura. Sm.la. Brovkha'an, LI, ow>

od by C»pt El*n«ar Hill»' k. and intandad lor th* <-oaatin( tr*d*Mar lar.rih .*** nil ,a Uo i.at, araad'b of baam »71» ft. dapth of hold

10)f It, cabin boote .V) it, aod accommodation* lor 60 paa**ar*r*S< Ii Sarah, Spnn(*r, NBedlord, i da, oil.5, h Diet atrh. Atw<«d, Boat, n, i ,1a, bound tu Va.Srb Joahoa C Da ...-, Baeton bouod tu VaBr a.b tiuoe.ta. AuJre«.. T ,>,..... aad «3 i. fm O.bralur. fru.t U>

Cl av l.erL n A R<ibin»on.S< h Marearet. W« (lam, PeUr.burz, 4 d«, mdae.tVb Ann Maria, AaaaV Nawbem. NC, 4 da, atetl a'.or** to S L

Mm hallS<h Deborah, Robbma, Waah Igt*«, NC, 4 da, oaeal (tore* tu R M

RackwaH.Seh t imly Hui1,-, Nawb»m, NC, 4 da, ia»al ator*a, Mc, to R M

Blarkwrlleeto-av- M ¦¦.tL.Soiiti..Cl.arkaaton, 4 da,, ntt m and nca to N L

MtCread) * Co IrTft ir>"». ' raa.a^.^ant baarine WJW Rmilaa,wa« MM»*d aviII riried hri(. «unk m 7 itthmne -t mmm topmaataDd ti>pr*llantrnt»t aajt ol water; no aa.'« oa H*r yard*Sch a Pancuat A 0 W Makm, Johnaoa, Pbiha, 3 da. coalScb La* int Ja *. KetxLum, Kappahannock Riaer, ayatar*, bound to

NHa.arSi h John Harr «, Jerrca«, Pbila.i da, oyateraSib Mail, Badaworth, Potomoke, I da, ojatrra, bound to New.

Ha»»n.S. )¦ Sehtban * Hannah, Ir«liab, Phila. roal.Stk Cbarlaa Hanry, DtVaaBJ, Rappabtnaock River, oyttora, bouod

to FH***s.*<h O*ore* J Jon*», Lack*, Stonnth, 4 da, cotton, Ac.to RH

Dam ill.Srb Heater, Nirkeraon; M hon. D*l. d*. mm to B N Fol.Sch («aoree A Kn ib.Salam ri* Pierroont. bidaaBELOW.Bark Milan, roday* from Bordaaui, alao i lumbar luad-

ad briea.SAILED.Ship New York, Tliompeon for Haar«.- Amaranth, Bab-

aca. San Fran, .«tu, Atlantic, Lamb. Antwerp; Hudeoa; Doaoa, Glae-a*ay| Hero, flrJltb, NOrlaant; bark* Orafton. Balard, llnd.a*, At if,Cbtprcan, »'sr«* »« Peter Dataill. It***?, "a.jnnah. Brothara,Ward. Ponra. PR; bnia Plulura,Tbatibar, 9a> tnnab, Area, Oorbtm,Curaroa. and otbaraWIRD l*aa)*t W, taat fataA

[na UliUli raaaauaJArr at Liverpool Jan l.ataamab.p Arvtic, New Tork, »cboodiai k ,

Savannah Der 31. H id,- t^uaber; JOth, Robert Pulalord, Cal-utta;Krn tu Kraih. NOrleaua *oib, Guy Manner .nr. New Tork, Caalillan,St J. bn, NB; H..pe. BOrleana

5Id fnm do Dec 31, »bip Martin Luther, MobiV, Nathaa^l Thumpeon. New OrleaB»; Tirrail, Beaton, Jama* Hi . f . :. a

Rajah Naw Tork..: I, D*< 30-TbaStalaa Riahta.harM* for New Tork, wh 11,

put into 4 ¦¦»!,-!. »n with )".- of lopmaata, Ac, baa raturnad to Unaport in low 11 tha ttennier NimiodThe Jaaaia, lor Saaannah, baa put bark leaky.I. mtmm, Jaa 1- Entered inward, Faaorita, New Tort, Tranait,

<.< »B Scotia. Doc :«', Pain, k Henry an (k-aan GJ ia»n. fraaj HawVark. Italereal .i * »r j- > «'i .,..»,. aad Luaai Kukhe, TrialdadH*»r* Dec 31 .Arr Charl*ma(ra, New Orleana; J7th, Jam** Ed¬

ward, do; ;t.tl,.J*i>eeGre>. I barlaat ,n. AMI,. W,ll.«m Tall, NTort.Sailed, Det Robert, United Slatae, Itealm; New Tork, Ba>aria,

New TurkCorutna. Dec 11.The hurra ane that prevailed f) tin. coa-.t on

th* IVtb mat ia ni w over Th* Adelaide, If .m Briatol ( ,r St Viucaet,w»a totally wretked on »ara Baai k, rf tha Saaarro l.laod..maaleraaead 13 men. Mr* Dorel and child, and 1 paa.en<er, drowned.

Dublin. Dec 3u.Tlie CoULteaa ol Human,, from Car i h l.,r Calltoraia, wa* pt*Md en the «itb in*t. ia lat las 10 W, w,tblo*«ofbulwark), j b b< m. A, . i I> ata atova, by th* Sarah arrived hara.

Falraoutb, Dr< ^4.1 hara arrived bare todat, with dam «fetoboate, eaile. At, ti a Hueman «bip Furat MeuUcbiaof, Capt Laien,fr« ni hit bebui u, with lunber fp* r terrGraveterid. D*x it. Art Kate. Iron Cuba. Dec 31, arr Dublib *i d

Favut .» R*w \ urk.0 tm< », Dot i«-The Lady ol the Late, aTkkb arrived hare I

frin. yaeh.r, Imi bean on her beam ande.tliraw ovarkoard part ultar^o, end bad bar devka *w«pt, with utner dainaga, in a burraanafrt ni Southwaat on the 4th, wE.irh continued lor 3 dayaKamaeate, I>er f.Tha Emerentia, (late Andere»«) from New

fatS It r H.i. with turpentine, put in bare yeatorday bad har deck.awapt on tbe 161b of December, and with loaa of aacnor aud chain,h«> nt t*an oa tba Goodwin Said« durin*; tha mora nf.MvMHSSS Dai 3r>-The 8a i*bury, Toun(. fr.-m Stockholm for N

Tort, ha* pat bu k withcarfo.h Itert ana mutt tux barfSi ill), Dec .'7 The Ve*per, urn St John'*, Newt, und and arrived

here Dec is, vr.th deck. twe| t loae of bulwark!, and ball SaSaTtJad.liar ii.f Drei, thr.wa un ber beair. eode dur.nf a a ale from SiW to Wby N,on Dec lu

Port l.aar (Borcwall) D*t SM-Part nf a item name botrd, withMeaaena' engraved in the wovel, and ua.nted yellow, aad other «mall1*6*1 eft-re. kafa, m th frei na ol ladiaa corn adhern.f thereto, ap

parent!) b"t a abort tiro* u the water, have :.*** picked up, andbrouf bt in here tin* room in*

Vt atenotd. Dec *r>.The Jainea Moran, from I. verpoo! for R e Janeim ah |>ut ir, here txeterday, with puaapa rborked, eke, ia re¬

ported to be iaaky

By Teletrrapat.lOeTTOSI, Jan IT. Arrbart Ceetorelli. MtfU, Nov iHb Saw Dec

*.» let «V SO, Ion 4a N bark g Churchill, frora Meea-aa lor BoatonBait Mai edui ia, M. b.ie, br.< Keoka. Mataataa, Jaa A; ecbr Me

tntpolia, Nwtu.kC d «lip South Carolina. New (I,leant, barka Sultana, 3my_,

Ditfi ti Buenu« A] re. Julian Carl, T inidat. Attic*. Near Orkaaaa;br (« t ulture, VeraCiut, Charlee Heary, Trimdad, MoabceUo, Car-ihai.a*Mow, ikip <>rto* Wave, frea Cap* flood Mop*; brig Soatheruer,

Iran: Ctar-oatt o IBELrAST. Jan 11.Arr Kb Bean, btaip | .rfolk 14th, ltd Kb

Michifaa. HavanaBK1ST0L, Ja IT.ArrkM Henry Maranall fro Pruv.deoce, to to-

i-hit ad..ng for Hat ana. Kb Plourhboy, Providence, aloop Tb-ma*11 I'roaidanta.to Icau lor NIork, tluop Aaron Miller, fji Pribatata Vr >TorkHoc KLAN 11 Jtn 11. Arr acht Cla'endo*. New Tort. I«ta,lv*n

no*. Bride, and laaa, A.m m, .Saw TorkPORTLAND, Jaa lb.Arr tcbt En.barm,aoe Cat loa Norfulk Cd

bn* H lawr. a, Cur>«fgt r OFuRI* Jan!6 -SM Kb CoraeLa, New TortNEWPORT, Jan . Arr new th,p Shelter, tm Bath fa- New TortI-i|ort b' f Oeory.. <m Boetoa for Nerlork; acb* Kdward. do t..r

Co. Henry foa rail R>eer for Baltimore; T R Joea*. f,u MacbiaeNew ttrk. Isabe l*. Bo»u>« for to, Suaaa Cha*e. fa Noribik, aad allv****la pr*v.oL.'t reportedTbe new al ia Shatter, in. Bath for Ne» FatS. wee*, out dantur tha

B*et. VV.LdN*.Jaa IT.Arr kng Prcapect, frora Jacaaoae.lle for Boetca, «cb T*a>*. tu .»< rf t - P: i

FALL R1VtR, Jaa l.»-Arr trjk kkebana., Pb.ladetpb.a, W» Rnate New lulk.

9Ij acb* Cauctoaata. aad Hay. Bajtiaee*.PSOVlDENCE. Jan lft.arr Kb* Hum Milatr, D»l»»»re City,

Mo»m% Blows, rLtladerpbiaS'd a. b Lydia Arn. New Tork.NORFOLK. Jaa lo.A Br bark free* St Taoraaa, ttppoMd tbe

Rewtoa i* below noaad ap.Cl* bark Jut Geno, br<* Aaa Si.ttaanb, aad Pnmroa*. for Wttt

la*eve.Bait Jobs Famktra, tront City Pciat for rtrnamb tee, aad Kb

S :n la BavtiBKtr* for tbe Weet Indie*, weat to aea vaeterdayMOBILE. Jan In.CjI bark Maadar a,RTnrk. Arr M,.p Ellamsb.

BTork.Vta. rid bark Jonarden. NTort, br» TTaakiaatwi. InrtaaSAVANSAH, Jaa 14-Arrtcb Harriet, HalaKk, New Tort. CM

bark Barn (A Broihera, New Tort '

CH ARLI91 oN. Jan 14.CM ich ' MTaylor. Hew Tork.NORFOLK. Jaa lo.A Br bark frt m St Tnoroat, auppotwd ta*

N*wt. r, i* below, bouod ap.Clear* bart Jane tiano, snj Ana El laaath oil Prrcrt te, for Weat

Ire ee. bark J,hi Farnham. City Porat, far Perviaiabaro; anaMJtt n. Salt.« ore, for W Inda* weot to tat )**UlM. r W*att,*ar and pknaanL

aaaaaawaaFro" ,ur Correepooeant ]

I HlLAt'ELPHlA, Jaa\t-Ar^mtm- Br *» aWtaudaa, (Br) S» joder*. Peraamoucc, New Won*. Caataar. N*w Draao*; a:flt P*«nay ran.a, Bnda-ott New Tort Wra M Bairti. Stubba. do. ftapa]Ann, Haven*, du. Jobs StuH, WJletu, Rarnrooad. BU.t, Sbarr, New

wt.*£~T?\k\r*!'i.'" "*?»». *»» PraaciKO;Crar»vt,Sro*ct.I." *K I * lu''a*- »_.**'. Boato^ arka Edward Adauna.teal. New-T(-rk P*a*airrra*>a, Kaabrott *n; Zephyr Dot lee at-aHavea; Marraret Ann.Havea. New Tort, J KT**, Uaad. Cnaria*-

\^U,U*umll'rWlMk h>OW''' ljm** 0i

NE«>VR\"jan!^ArrWig Cbarl«. S^.baü,frt*i Boatoa forr^aT** iun^»ii»'I"* »»' *«i Heary. Lyon,M Fa ft <er for Balteore, T R Jooea. H. itaa. frmm Matn *. I -

2IÄ. *r*T*lWT,or »»-aa CUm,, Che*., MRocfoJk. tlo-p Poitt Judith, Wart*.fra Seeth Kia*-«to* for HTork

Utaaater*. aJre.Lawa* Jaa ib,» rM-T^e eteaaarr Ijb*rtador.f0, Laruai ra. whick

weat t* ..ymumtmmj aiWaooa, rettra* tat. aoraaa^a* al^a.aaitciaatol aoane dafiaaaaBat .. Ute rtjaaar ea'be» a, 1Capt Brown of acb Nev,.. cam* ia tka afUreooa aad ranarta hav «

ll^T^TTh **?*r.' aat at watat aa* to .par. »taaJ ¦WuWIathtfroa.SW. WeaUer rtoady aad U>«-kBai* Oe-rav... Dnker, from Ckerree fa, SOrleaaa. pot mU Bel ta

irodate. adaireee. beat, oot of provaaaa Saa bad aTLttkwT*}p*«a*tv«.oa boar* ftea iMfoaS d-fgrtg. ml Cakliwaa, tm\%mTmmkiWaabveeamouatof rJd «-*<.

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Ml**.*" Vaj... -, a ,- t Iro!ia» W'.noiBa r»f Waah"C, akt n tmim-t woe, th.par abWth. I^S^Uaa Z W \t .ttta, ShC, « a* mmm ot Mattotaa, ,y » b AgakW Joum wk-k.. 2i

St* et 'he teSTaS tISM Wf PSO..V*, Bad hs# Bill iMl^BvSfi tepLTaws.'and rare, avared Ttr. i -*"* *>" <¦» ¦">WT... r.,u. *.. »wt ba .M ojjl»r r^frl k

aw . *-T ¦?! iik >M >.< ahnal <VW M II J», »alle«

^».«m... tut h.»..r.c ^i i..o-a-k-h.

.w^uvrki for. cm« e» the V

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fcreear.' bees., »..' J" 7 "... a^saMM

SO) ».»* ¦ »» '» «*. ***** ' fTC\" »«rv I ml »'1

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'^V.lt'.n.w.: -»»V arrrvsa at W.rr.','.KV ~o ... H«

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rt-,.,rik«Mirl.'..l^»'»' ir'-""-1'''1er, c.rrwd swsi iriutOv«-»t .»r.i*uevu.i*».t, ttet

te kbs. ko.e- iUM ben) - ¦*

s« ....... Bit. n »t v- i^.a ^tee Arb ,««e.' ir. .wl a' erb .» m N» ~" '

at 0",i". .> «o >-.lI .a.«ws m u>« r>rU>war* a» " ' ' '

»eis J.». auki.*a. Wend. ii ro Boatra «\ r 1 J ««, N J.M»t erat a/bora at ">"'¦ "'*

Bens.« r.. m Urn <«u «/ *aa »03 iaat. M« ba( (Oaa to tmcrn.-

Craw».»« It » ik«*» n. '.».«.-.*.

NfMikea,«*«.Aycot J.t, 3, kU> .a. Vistar. at Cara.au *th «*t) br« Harabil

l>nVb M Gih.rr.trom Tränt»! tfSrCarJaaa.Jaa 13. lat J* loa Ii. * h Laa». fmm (k»t»n Inf W ,'rntj'"'1 "c-

Jan I*, lat W4i' loo 111-, »a. 1MB a itaaiaar bound I. waa pamlayll»aa rolur. witL a katr. wai»tJaa 1. lat 31». Ion ah p Äthan«, *rcx L 'trf ol lor Ho».».

WhaJfr».UaWtfJah b.» L Hsro.aa, Wall. FH, Ml bound kam«.Tcvwbfelat l'.>al 0c: *6, Colunib*. Ca*.. »*at. claaji *>tii loa«

cf twp b^au and mom .par* do data, Ontario, Ctthturt, 5aatacaar,

llBb% Rml Franca f»B. «t Pay. Ho» 40. bad baaa tb.rtarad to loadod fcr f*aw Peifora. Capt T »aa oa »bor» uojar m*a<-«l traaim»ot,ba.it« had both batd. bad'y .ajurad »j a whakj hoa »b.W taat to a

Spoksa.No. if. kit « «4 8, too 37 04, XoManMi, «aai>ury, fromnB^linrc (Ort 1) lot Arctic u. .... lean.

Ferelgxi Ports.AtR»Crinda, So» 17, bark W .man, Hamnfton, fro-n and for

Sa3*a>, r.pmriDC,br«a Ku.miI, Will», for do do, Alfrad Hammond,tirean. In n. N«« T< ik.jB.tarr.Arr at St John, NB. J.n «. b.rk Brit,.h Kmpira. Martin, Boaton.At Haracko. I4 J> ufl, »ch Va.ta. (CM Warobam) m piaraat na, to

load for Htm Toik . _

At I aftmyra i-tho't. hr< St Andrew, R. t-rf.on, from BaRniora,¦kaSSSaa,At til Tb» ma*. Itl ¦sUataaaaas Z T*> K.r, r.toian, for Turto Ki.o

Mit day ir.d oth.r.ba'i ra repoclad-Arrat Si A-yr.w*, NB, 4th :n»t, tch I t <-», Malonay, Borton

Uomratio Porta.ALF a aJTOfUA, Jan 15-An Br bru; Jan«, MtMonarls, Coro»*!

Bs Kl- D fb.l'ip.. BfaS», T ..'rurt. J C Calboun, Caas, BoaWn.i'n Hr t' i' *<.< .><. Boris* St Ji hn .KB.BOSTO>.Jaa 1.Arr sli.pPsUrliof.Ooriiam, SOrlaaaa; bark Lu

nstt. K-»i BOrisasjsj «.hsl.ni) Wh.ts, Torrev. Norfolk; Chal *nr»,Har inr. 1 Tin . B Hi>d(«an.- ds; Harnat. Sarran!, K s-1ar

k-ksbui;; kcara'd Baro... Rsppahann ck BsSSStBlSJBl|Sa"W|Ts>ioat Ksf sat Hi r»r>r,di>i Pal > Alto, N.wcinb, <o; s.rsh E I " I ..

!.»'« d I -wo Bal.r, Ho»...do; Tantic,K.llar.M»«-1. ««! Kirn»*tstrr, Portland l.,r NTort, Bsrry, Hows. PortUnd Ship Maina, froIIIasstiat.aastaOSSYttt su*raj.:.i.a)..t.rday ilUnwoo. Cd .hipWtihr af. arwclippsr of Sslam. 1.3.0tans)John Lothrop, NTort;barbs Pawsticr, N»r»l. Varnarsiso and a mit, Crusoa, William Bi*b».. Saa Fiaai sm| H H kri«ht, Prnoell. I'o-tland, 1p«rtan, d .,Piovioisti.an. brigs Fradar'c. Cnehy, I^thnrn. No«a Suit.., !tr

¦dlsosia. MaSnts. Tatcasa, Atwood, Buck .port, t<> load tsrOsbaj0<esn, (lata Baltimore packst, sold lor a wUlar) Staphsn Satrt. of

and tor Provmcrtown, «cht Tsai.r ,Br; Bu k«, AaffSt, N'iEra,Ph nrsy, Chirleston Baflad W%ItafcSttl baft ryrnjfh.rn; hr.g Caninia. and .< h Orlando started and aorborsd in Nanturkal Rosd..BALTIMoKE.Jan 17-Air i.i^r Wtonoa, Brown, Co»r*»ton;»chs

CindanlNiO Si-uli, Stall. Frank!.n. Ij; D.s nond, Psvu. NTork; t r.

Sn ith.-, NT^r» Cid bark Rainbow, Cator. Rio .1. Janair.. ar 1 a

rrsrlst, brijs NaDry. Psttar*.", Paiieouth, Jam; Emma. ¦*(¦**<Cbarlsatoti. sth.r.wn M.llsr Poors. PR; Con ,«r. K'rwi.,. VV.im.Bgton. NC; Owe**, BoMmM Ws.hinitofl. NC; OoUst Rule, rtrtar.

NTork; J B Watsoa. Spruna. NHa.sn; Columbia. Koip>, NTork..Sid bark Rainbow, Cator. for Rio d* Janairo, brig. H.l.r. CoBiaa,San Kran. Mat C»n'.h a. Rorar.. and Votia*. Hubbarf, R'o ds Janeiro;and Nancy, Patterson, Fafmoi.tli, Jami all !n Uiw (A tha .taamboatHsctor _ ,

CHARLESTON,Jan 11-ArrSpket.h Comrrrio, Z'i!'jaU.Barrrnsjsrh M.mphis, Scell. Bait mom CM MI. ach Kdw.n Parrtr. Mitthall, Baftimnra, Want to *es, Br sb.p Triton, Smith, Liverpool; Dsnbrut Sla.pcar. olljsard, C< p»nhs<.ii i

FALL RM'ER, Jtn 11 Arr .loop Jamas Oorham. N.thols.NawYork. SM ~-h H.nrr l.josa. BalUmora; sloop Isaac H Bordan.DcnOltf. NSW 1 rl

MOBILE, Jan ft.Cid Br ah p Pursuit, W.Uon. I.i.srpool; btrkMandarin Rohbin*. NTerk. sch La Ro>, Powall Balt.morr. Arr .hipIliiabath Ham.NuQ, Jonas. n.w y. rk. br j Samac a, Whaelar. do.NEWCASTLE, Jaa IS, 4 PM--Tha staamsh.p City of Glasgow

passed lisrethia a tampon at 3 3*., in rapid styl* coins, at the rats oi

14 knota per neurNEW ORLEANS, Jan 7-CIJ sUamship Mtrtia HoiT.nan, Smth.

New Tork, thin. Gsorra Erans. Couillard, Harra, Saa Kins, Gray,Li.erprol, re] Mobile; Spanisk bark Mmerra. Oriell. Barcelona; brigCaaruM.Ora.es, B<ietan;e. b Tallahaasae, West, St Markt. Arr s. CJenny CrtM,-... .i,NEW LONDON, Jan is.Arrscht I. B Sficrteraon. ««»,*«

Boston lor N.w York; Joha 0 Wh.ts,-, from do fur do; Victory,Clarexc*, fm Saram for Georgetown, DC; Suaas, Htft,froin Vir^ioia.Amba««acor. Faton fra Dar.en.KIW BIRY PORT Jan l*.-3ld ship Ed ward, (new, r-74 tuna) Bray,

ApslarfakolaNORFOLK, Jan Ift.Arr brig Marceilni. Mayhaw New Tork; srh

Sarruel A J J William», Forester, STork. Cid t rig Lucy Spear.R. bh.ns West Indies Sid hrif Ann Elnabsth, Wittt, for Ctrdsnaa,>ch DaSaai, Eldri.lre, lor Wast India.NE W BERN, NC.Arr Jaa 9, srh loas. HtrU k. NTork. flaar^l.

Mb. sch Ann Mar.a. Janet, rfTork; 13th, seht M Platt, Sunaan, Jo.I. as, Htrtick. da

SALES BY AUCTION.Anthony .1 BLEtckRa. AuctKineer.

THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, No.I'.i7 Bowery axd the HOUSE and LOT No M Riving-

lon-st at AI'CTIONAN1 IIONY J BLRF.CKKR will tell at auctloo on

MONDAY, Jarniarv W7.1H5I, at i2 o'clock at the Rem twtstsSales Room, 7 Broad-el the following V ALL'ABLKPROPKRTY. vliBow eby.The vsluable three-story bncB House and Lot

of ground known as 197 Bowrry, between üeiancey b'i 1Rlvingion sts. nearly opposite Spring-st. said Lot hein^ Intire Z° feet front and rear l>y I rdi feet in depth.BKinMOTOIfaT .Also, tbe two story hrtck House aidLot of ground known as 2i:< KivingtoosL neir Sheriil st.said Lot being In sir*) 25 feel front and retr, by 7i fe«'t Indepth A portion of the purc'iase money ean remain onbond ami moriaaae For mapa and furtner parlicuiurs oflb* al»ove property applv to the Auctioneer, 7 Broad 4LjIRtat 11,2*6)

I>. 8. HotcH, Auctioneer.

Fi»ITIVK BALE WITHOUT RE-SEKVEof MDRTOAOKU FI'RNITl'RK on MON¬

DAY MORN I NO r 1« o'clock, at 87 Oreenwich avenue,ruceiaii' i of 18 mahogany chairs 2 mahogany rockers, mt-

hoa any Irerch bedst'-ad*. 2 marble top tables, 1 sofa bed¬stead, sofa, hat stands. 24 canechairs. 3 fine hair mattresses,8 walnut and mtple bedsteads, b fine oil paintings, richframes, I mahogany bureaus, 2 sets girai'loles, 3 walnuttablet, o ith a quantity of bedding, crockery, Vc. Rain orshine. il8ST*

A. M. Mbbwih. Auctioneer.

BY BANGS. BROTHER <te CO. 204HKOADWAY.-Caab advances made upon sj coo

ttgo nien isWEDNESDAY EV'ENINO. Jan 22, at 6 o'clock.

FirVATS Law LiHSaav.An extensive and valuable.n of Law Books, embracing L'ntted States and

Sitte Rej oris, Stale Laws, Digests, Indexes, Commentar¬ies, Treatises and agreat variety of the most approved ele-mrmsry works ani many trarce and choice volumes, bothKJriy lshand Amejicaa.Ar Private Sals Botin s Libraries, consisting of the

ttandhrtl, scienufic. antiquarian, classical, UUutlra ed and(new) cheap series. These highly popular and valuablepublications are ottered to the trade in quantiilet at well asto individuals In sets, or sirgle copies, as may be desired.By the extensive range of Mojacta embraced in the severalsrries, lliey are well adapted either to the libraries of publicbMttarooSaS or the shelves of private collectors. The enter¬prising publisher, Mr. Henry U Bohn, of London. Is rapid¬ly add.ng new isiues, and fron the character of those here¬tofore brought out, it may be readily presumed what thesubsequent ones will be.The isteat issues received are Taylor's Holy Living and

Dying ard Lamarttne's Oenevteve.the former of the Stan¬dard Library and the latter of Bohn's aew seines; Plato,vol.3; Cicero's Ofl.cis and Kluo's Scripture Lands are es-pected by an early packet.Also, f.ardner'a Lectures on Science and Arts. Ewusnk s

Hydraulics ar..i Mechanics, Bennett's Double Entry BjoS-Keeping, Ate Ac.Also, a large assortment of Cap and Letter Paper.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE..The Undersignedwill sell at Public Aaotion on the 2Sth day of January,

1*51, at 10 o'clock A. M at the Congress Steam Mills. 172Foreytli »r_ the Stock, .Machlcery and Futures of stiiMills, eeealsrkaf of Macfiinery for the manufacture of Mus¬tard. Cofee, Farina. Chocolate. 8p;ce, Ac.; 2 Hortea. iCart and 3 sells of Harnesr. 2 Grocer Wagons, a Rocka-way and a Light Waggon. Orhce Furniture,\c. Stoveiron Safe. Ac Merchandize. J^c. J AMES EL TlloRNK,IsstflSQ of JOHN COKEI.L. J18Ttü

ANTHoisy J. BLEtcKEa. Auctioneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF A VLU-ABLE COL NTRY RESIDENCE AT AL( TIO.N.-r

ANTHONY J BLEECKER will sell at Auction onTHLRSDAY. Feb. 13, 1851. at 12 o'clock, at the MER¬CHANTS' EXCHANGE, to tin highest bidder, tire follow-ing valuable property, mA valuable FARM situated at the head of Huat.r./ton

Harbor. Lorg laiaud. couialnuig 20 acres of .and in a bu'hstale of culuvatioa, about one-fourth in good timber laudwith a good apple orchard, peart, plums, and small Iruit inabundance: oe this Farm is a line water prospect with fa-

for nshicgand gunning. The Farm .a sirout >5m.l-sdtj j Rai road ard Stearr.b'ca-. to the taid city, t-d wfhtnonetr.ileof four Churches. Acaiemy and Poat-OrVe; thehouse it a good two-alory dweiUng-houte. having I roomsand a s.tclen. w.th a pump of excei eoi water near iheSoor, there it also a barn, new carriage-house ar d otherouthouses ail in good repair. For further puürnktrt tpplyto the Auctioneer, 7 Broad-sL or on the premiaea. ofj!4 HteodA6tu._DANIEL OAKLEY.

Anthony J Bi.feckeb, Aucilooeer.HTHE VALUABLE PROPERTY tmtmi i'l.VtiniBri0i- MÄlÄd C,»fia-,n sts. at AS - on -AM-ill J. .it. l C^t,R«.w'11 s^l- Auction on MONDAY,

wa'\M,' Ab tlM "* Äuoms-7 Broad al.

mS,H??Ht*. A*D^MoJ'ra:?.*;T'f'? »wiOÄ'lJe) LOT cf groundrt mr i A???X ILDINO-thereon, known as Noa

^.^and*^^ f^1 2 6"stott-tt and anou: 97 feet ;n uepth on the other aide Tt.uunquestionable. For terms, maps and further pe^ieulara!apply to the Atutüotwer.7 Broad tL (fj^ Vaawa^JONATHAN D. HOLBROOK, tit*.SwUu^kr^ CofrjmMl00 *°*<»*i. office78 Broadway.

Refereeres -Hoc Mooes H Ortnnell Hon. J Pre*w»HaU.Jtroeon Draper. Eeq Hon. Wm V BradV S cTu?Mo4^^'^-jnd

<H_J171m»^T .PRIVATE SALE..Engin» ttdito^Ma't^^a^r^ P°Wer' *»d sho\, to let, three

set or ofJ. D HlfffcooKVfi gosSiwÄ Pre""*

11^1^1^'^ l-°")n ^''JWurik Priceafromj!7 1W

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1 E*r*E*>sL .« AUCTION-ATHO-YJ MM*»K J,ri»r..^* o* MONDAY. ».»¦¦»'kyJJZuVk .r.b* Real bi>t« Rooaes, 7 B>g-*Vw. **m.wim '* AM Ahl.r. PROPERTY,.ST F.i*»ii»-i »¦ -The 2 awry and amc i*^*HOUSE aad LOT or rroend, keotati " »1w d,*'T,«,

iTpih »B an aiiey-* ay w*»««« * »-*. otuW,°*:

*. ....^ .-r - :.-» MM NrtpJRW

käier* 1] ply to die Atc!W«rr,7 Broedst.partijl3 iMRliM_

1Amthomv J. Bliicui,AucihHieer.

iXECUTOR'S SALE t>K vaLUA-_!acue hoü*r»-»»- LuTf» <>» <** 8 .r.*1-»fbM.O>--« *' AUa^lU*-ANTHONY J «'. l«ti-<-t-.Kioti WEDNESDAY. Jar. W. IUI at II

at >h* K«l K""- R "~ 1 « uU" .7",<,. ol IB* E»ecuu>r. ibe io.lowirg VALl ABLE FRur-

'j'. '/rlry »r.cB a.4 BUILDIMl «owenr.

Ri ( KKR F.ATHS.lf>i tsbyll* »V« In drptn, wlih all

(or tniL.ruvem*>Et* ,b*»roo.

¦t 7«i.'h^*oe-*t*a;d Lot b*mg m mm a> mm) by M feet io

^F^oTmiw «i<l further particular* of the tbore property.pplywtC Aucuoneer.1 -i^*^

E.tec .H"r fur the Estate of Sarah Oomperta, dec'd-113 la_<1'2<0)___

AiThJNV J. Bleeckeb. Auctioneer.

TO MECHANICS AND WORKINii-MFN..ANTHONY J BLEKCKER will seil alAuc-

ii..n f.n TiiF-äDAY the-litm.t at I.'.' Cio<-k. atihn Mr.fl-

HANTS^ EXCHANGE. IM BUILDING I.OTSoo Lroed-w.vaV d ll7_ II lm end M*b at*, known m the Sloseon

proW^ry; the whole of the right grade for building¦»EZ aid forming one of the mo*t bea.mrul tract* of^Landthe upper part Ol th- t-JF. Title pertect M tWJEf.m»p.Van he had At the jfaillliaM, I Broad iL

ju l>UM**g _»l--?3)_~ "

wm H FbabblI!*, Auctioneer.

aO REV? SALE OF RKAL ESTATE.IJI-WILLIAM II FRANKLIN. SON i CO wlllteUatAucüon.on WSD1USDAT, Jaiiwarv A».at 1Utottoek,¦i i)». MrrcliantJ' Exchantte. ard the fi>l..>w1ni{ daye. M'LOTS on rC" «"nd, ?Srth. Fifth. S-x.h and »»e-entljAVeonee 47t>. 4«,h. 49lh. 7«*b. !Mlb, (Ob*er%-atory-*1'.are.)*Mh fHt\ ^th. 117th. Il«th. ll»h»u.and Uarlemdane,ib-

Water PrlvUeKei Bt Turtle Bay. on the

EThe nVp. BBS now read, for mm*mjm the office of theAndonnere, ^ Broad-«t._l*^7"*_J"UASSIGNEE'S SALE.At the ortice <»f

\oTT t st'THKRt.AND. 191 Brokers*, wt'.l be.old I. pII5lr\u«t«n otVe S K K NTH IM Y '-

1MI at 12 o'rlork. at noon, certain Promlaaory Note», varyin« in amount from ftf to |m AJeo, H^wtMBdttMand uucol.rtied Boek Account». NEB« part of an aaairf.ted

"'.MawSwS- MORTIMKR DE MOTTE. Aaalgnee

I»ifJKLIC SALE..Will be sold at Fob-m. 11c Vrndue on THURSDAY. Jan.» thehour, ot 11 and I P.M. on tbe prriiilaj-e. the FAIW^OTOJL^,thaa- hanJ»om-ly located S mile* fn>m the ctry of

New BruBBwIrk. on tfiV road lr*d<n- to Mt!'.to,:e. Somer-

m Conm?;N. J. Saul Farmconta.na III acre. It,oi wood-land, lue of arable land, without one fmH of broken

wS* land, tn a line .law of n.ltivettorv The biM\ng. nmaearlv new and In good order; fntlt tre<-i ofa'.l klndi. two

kvpfZcM orcharS.ln full bearing, be.tde a large peacb

Ti..Pr!«mUrer,»,y the attention o^ny^̂a bo. m1 farm Inmitreon tbe premiaea, or of the iubrKriber,°.gS Bo«"«r-t Co ^V^ton W1K0FK.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS..The N.Y BA'i CEMETERY CO have determlnee* to sell

at Pl'BLIC AI CTION a large number of theirjw!rial Umto the hikheal lnddera The aale will be held at the A.M r.R-H AN HALL, corner of Orard-aL and Broadway, on the. of the «3d Jan at 7e o'clock._e*THEY WIIXBK BOLD WITHDIT RK8FRVK.The proceed! of the kale are to be applied to the mnher

embeUlahmentof the ground., and putting n the improve-menta. ThU eour.e ha* been recommended^ by a majontyof tbe lot holder*. Thei presentTi^;'\°' ^''l^Vm/thrue Lou.l^; Second Lot*, back. Third, *J<>; Fourth#18 all oihera. H& Peraona who purrha*e at till* aale whlhave the privilege of locating their iota in any part ol tbeCemetery- which remain* uneoM. .._«», .#T«BBofBBle-«l to be nald on w U*

*^*-Oie balance wiihin fifteen day*, when a deed will begiven. A alucle Lot will he put up,,with the privilege ofany number the purchaser may -a hi,:.A brief hlatory of the following Cemeterle*Laurel Hill, when itarted.ilO.now wiling frora |W to

f il e

Monument. tn**<> w MMI nlon, - I« .. 75 to U$LaKayette, M " »»0 »Philacthrop.r. .. ft ** JgOreenwood. H ^Mount Aubum, '. 1 bo to 300Tho above »tatement ahowa the rapid adrance tn the

price* of Cemetery I.oU, and will bear laveatigatlon frora

per»on* wuhing 10 tnve*t money We therefore call theattention of capitalist* both laige and (mall, to lid* sale.rsr Cliurclie* and Socletiea are reapectfnUy invite*! to

atiend ifate iale. as It atlordi them an opportunity to providethem»elve» with Burial Place* seldom met with, a* theywill have the privilege of aelecting any number of Lotscontiguous. , ., ,

N B .Stage* run to the Cemetery over a beautiful plankroad from Jersey City Kerry, at IH a.m. 21 to 4j p. BL,daily. We re«p* cttullv invite tne public to visit our grounds,and we feel satisfied they wUI be pleased.

The Company h*s a very llt»eral charter, which will perpetuaie these grounCs forever a* a burial place.

ADRI an 11. ML I.LER, Auctioneer, 7 Wall at

Law rasuenBV tub Boabd or Ai.ubbmbn.."Tbe Pre¬sident called up an Ordinaaee presented Oy Mm aotue timesitu e. prohlbiling interments in theCuy M HeW-1 ork.soialio: ;!. at. or any burial ground or vault, except In pri-vtia vaulu aiul oiiiuitariaa now extaiinu. umler i.aimly in

esi h case of to take effect on the let day of May, IM,norahall am-new burial ground berealter l>e e«ui>li*li<'.lwithin tbe city and countv of New-York. Adopted by tbafollowing vole. Tbe President,Assislant AlderrrTen Judatin,Haley, W. Cartliv, Bo»ce, Barr, Webb, Ackerman, Crane,Francis. Smith. Ssmmi*. Sands, Ward. Rogers, Dean andA^er.l "

The tales w lie continued, N wtilcn due notice a-iII bogiven in ihe dally paper*. j!7M

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FINANCIAL.MONEY-CASH for MORTGAGES.

.A country gentlemaii, having on hand severalthousand dollars will purchase good hrsi-rate mortgageson New-York, Brooklyn or Wllllarasbtirgh lots, at a moderste discount. Mortgages ol very small amount, orhaving many year* to run, win not be objected to if wellsecured. Address Mortgage, this olh.-e, postpaid, withname, address, and hill particulars, by Tuesday u/enlng.JIB 3t«_DIVIDEND.Tlw LAFAYETTE IN-

81 RANGE COMPANY of Indiana has declared aDIVIDEND of SIX PERCENT for the last six month*payald- in rash to the New York St tckholder* at the officeof Dl'SENBERY A OODEN, « WUilam-st. (over fiSBilMSManufacturers Bank ) JI7 lw*

i^vnii^i^^ DIVfDEND.-EASTDRIVER SAVINGS INSTITLTION, Wj Chathamsquare, corner of Jame*-st New York .The depositor* arehereby notified that a 8EMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND,.atthe rale of FIVE PER CENT per annum, will be paid ondemand, (during the hours of btisiiie** at the Bank,» uponall sum* of $i and upward and less than dv*', and KOI KPER CENT, per annum upon all sums of #500 and up¬ward, whtehhave bee n deposited at least three month* pre¬vious to the 1st inst.

All Interest not called for will be p'.ac- i Ut (lie credit ofthe depositor as principal.Open to receive denosti* on MonJa .«, Thursdays and

Saturday*, from S to fo'eloek P. M.By ordV of the Board. EL1A8 ii DRAKE, Pre*ident( HtaLt s A Win rsr.v, SecretaryNew-York, January 14, IUI. Unit

HIO LIFE INSURANCE ANDTRL'ST CO .A Dividend of four per rent on the rapo;k of till* institution was this day declared by th*d of Tru*ie*», payable at the office In tbi* city, on de-I. or at the Agency In New-Fork on and after th« UA

lnst. By order, W. OEENE, AVr'y.Cincinnati. Jan 6, IUI. J14t22

SALE AT "AUCTION OF SEVENPER CENT MORTOAOE BONDS OF THE MAD

RIVER AND LARE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANYThe Directors of the Mad River and Lake Erie RailroadCompany, will sei! si Auction si the Merchant*' Exchangela the dty of New-York, on TUESDAY the twenty-firstday or January lnst at IS o'clock, by Messrs. HagertyDraper k Jones, Auctioneers, Elfbt Hundred ThousandDollar* of Seven Per Cent Mwrtgage Bond* of the saidCompanyThete Bond* form a portion ofa wiles of |l,fJOO,noo, to be

Issued by the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Companyfor the purpose of relaying their track with heavy T railbc-i of paying off the floating debt of tbe Company. Theywill be secured by a mortgage given to Tnistees on the entire Road, with Its oqatptnerits, fixtures And appurtenances,subject to b prior Hen of ..tOO/'OO.The Bond* wlü be tn sums of etcb, dated on the

lit February, 1351, and having fifteen years to run, with ltvtereat at seven per cent per annum. Interest coupons,payable at the Bank of Commerce, In New-York, on thefir*t day of February aad Aagust In each year, «rill be attacbed to each bond.Tbe Road extends from 8andosky City, Onto, on Lake

Erie to Springfield, 134 uu.es, where It connects with theLittle Miama Rsllroarl, running to Cincinnati. FromSpringfield It extend* to Dayton, 24 miles, and it has abranch road to Flndlay. 16 mties, forming a total of 174mile* of RailroadThe Road passes through a number of flourishing towns,

and an agricultural country of great fertility. It Is Aniseedsad in full operation | the net Income for the four monthsending on 3»th November last, having been $134,00». Tbecoot of tbe Road up to i_ xlort U.$2,568,721 13Tbe Capital Slock being,. 1,850,086 00Bond* already Issued. 481,000 OBFloating Debt. 235.688 15The terms of payment will be ten per cant cash, the bal¬

ance to be paid In eoual monthly p*r> menu ot ten per cent,commencing on the 1st of February, tbe purchaser* bavinsthe option of paying the whole amount In cash 00 tbat day.The Bonds will be convertible into stock at par at any timebefore their maturity.For further information and for printed «tatement* snow¬

ing la*) condition of the Road apply to Meaars. SAMI.-ELHENS1IAW U SONS Merchants' Exchange, Boston, orto .jlOttlfcl WARD r CO. 54 Wail-st.

KEFoRT of ih* TRUSTEES of theM8c H \ N:« - M NI N J ASSOC I AT/ON of NEW.

...loo.^r Paid la......AtAew..LfaSiiHrta.111,544 «uSew York, Jan. 15, ISA]

MERMAN Hlftrox. PresidentHOsU K WtMbVt, Treesarw.WM it > NN KT.I I. AAl,T(>M

OCK V BAR MI NI N<7 CO..Notice.-The Stockholders ot tu* Reeky Bar M eta* Oosb-

peay ere hereby notifd tf.»: there wt.l be an e'e-rjoe of a

Board at" Directors 0,1 Wadeee ay :hr >h day of February»-vi .ai lio'c!. eg M at il air od ..*.:» Wall at N- w YorkDated N"w York. Jan. I«. 1»M.

JAMES DKLAVA.M, Sectary

N RW-HAVEN AND NORTHAMP-a »T<-N COMPANY A DlveSend of Th'ee Per Cent. ill t-e paid to the Stockholders ot the New Harra andNotlbanipioo 1 ooipai.y ob or m itt u.e latol Frl.t ja/ynea

>t.-ck-r.>:^*ee In NewHt'. en will reeelre their Dlvad.Asat the- 0* ce of the Conipa:.V. Adelpto* Hiniato* V*mm» raw

Usilin as New-York will 00 paid at the erncc of It A 0. LScb. »le». 2 Hanoverat.lie Transfer Hooks will ho rloaed from the 2Xh I oat. te¬

ilte 1st of Febraary, both devttrteiu.l.Mlit iPsSTuATh S Ü PAKDEE.T.eaaurer.

11'ANTED.A~Parrnrr with 81,oev v to purchase one half Interest in an unparalleled

money making enierpri/a. The busineaa of t'.e partnerwill be to keep an ort.ee. Address L. K. this Offi. a

JU at'_U"'"ANTED.A haivkuer (Wlke hand-

someat situation for a Maruiacninnr Town la th«States It eonatsu of aboet 130 acres of lane with wast/

sihVient for tan mills. It would be sold for balf its valueTo see a.Map.and for f .rther .-»artlcu.ars enquire4ST7 Broa.V-«»> of JOHN T llr DNEK )l««t*Tasastasa s Omca MoawitH »wo Woa<.ssraal

K< i a .»!) Coatraty. JNobwkh. Cosa Thursday. Dee Jfi, I ft*)

A DIVIDEND ofTWO AND A HALF.4 »PER CENT, or ire Fre'erred Stock of ihw (\impexyhas this day been declared payable at the Transtec Officelit Merchants' Exchange, b: the Cay of New-Yora. on andafter the loth day ofJanuary astlThe Bot ks of the Company will be rloaed ontheSlst

Inet and remain closed until tie I s«h proximo H.mkafsrsubscription to the present Stora of this Company will be

opened on the 15th of January next, at the Transfer Office.

(Timo T Merair, Tren-fec Atfent.l II Merchants' Ks-change. New-York, a:.d remain open for sixty days tbera-afterAll stockholders who tuberi ilie as ifm iisal 1. and pay 1»

per cent, on the preferred stork, wul Im entitled m the Di¬vidend to be declared in July next, on tlieirprelWrril stockwhich "ml races four shares of old stock for each shares.'new so ck subscribed, and Inu-real will be rbar ...<) at l>.»

rate of six per cent- on all installments from the lith pro at

mo until said Installments are paidO I. PERKINS. Tresawrer.

I)IVIDKND. MADISON arid IN¬DIANAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPANY.. The

Board of Directors have Una day dec.ared a Semi AnnualDividend of 6 per cent on the Capital Stock, fin.iM uf theamount paid on the Script Shares,) out of the earnb.jrs otthe six niooths ending Slat December. 18A0, (to Stockhold¬ers at the close of the hooks on that day.) payable on andafter TU ESDAY, 2^lh January Inst.

,

Holders of Slock registered on tne Transfer Bo..is In theCitv ofNew Yerk. will receive their Dividends at the ofl.ceof WINSLOW, LANIER A CO 5* WalleL

Certificates of Script Shares must be presented at tlieiroffice for the indorsemert thereon of this Dividend payment.-Dated Madison. Jan. 15.1851jib 2wts WM. N J ACKSON, BeCy M. A I RR- Ctx

Macon ano Wbstbbn Railboao C»Mr»wv IMaco«, Ua Jan. *t laM. »

DIVIDEND NO. !>..A Dividend hubeen this day declared of KOCH DOLLARS per shai-

on the consolidated sti>ck of this Company, and the pro¬portionate sum (two dollars per share) 00 that which baanot yet been returned for consolidation, payable on and af¬ter the first of February next, at the office In which the seme

Sjjjg" By "fjg^W eacraaary.

THE TRUSTEES OF THF SKAhens' Bask roa Savin** have ordered that interest

be paid on all deposiu, which according to the By-lawsare entitled thereto, for the six months ending Dec 3», litt.

"on'sums of rive hundred dollars and under, at the rateof six per cent, per annum, and on sume excee ilng fivehundred dollars at the rate of five per coot per annun:

payable on or afler Monday 20th lastThe Interest will Ire placed to the credit of depositors as

principal. m*WU, STRONÖ, President.William PIel son. SecretaryNew-York, Jan. 16, 1850 _MM BP

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.JAThe Interest on the Public 8tecks of the City of New.York, due and payable February I, IHM, will be paid 01that day by SHEPHERD KNAPP. Ksq ChamberlaJllotthe City, at the Mechanics' Bank. 31» WalleL TbeTransfaiBooks will be closed on Wadneaday, Jan. 8, at $ o'clotlP Mfgr For the accoinuiodatloa of Stockholders transSVs

Wul be permitted during the period the books reraeij

Closed, to take effect February I.JOSEPH R TAYLOR. ControSar

ConraoLiEB'S OfflcL N.T. Dec 27,18&0. d» tf4

BANKING HOUSE OF J. CARO-THERB k CO No IMVmidii PITTMBl'RUil, Pa

-Collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES ofbmUNITED STATES B«f«reBce la New-York. MeatnWlnslow. Unter A Co. A3 Wallet_aalTo1

PAGE, BACON & CO. BANKERSBAN FRANCI8CO, California draw at sight nr as

time In sums to suit purchasers onBOSTON.

NEW-YORK.,PHILADELPHIA,

NEW-ORLEANS,and on PAOE k BACON, St Louts, Mo. paysu.e at atsttof the prominent points In the States. Collections attendedto and proceeds remitted promptly. Will also attend Msales of Produce and Merchandize for parties residls*abroad PAOE. BACON k CO San Francisco¦12 Sm* PAOE k BACON. St. Louie, Mo.Refer to Messrs drew. Rol.Wiaou k Co. New-York.

TVlDEND.. The MERCHr\NTS''INSURANCE COMPANY, of the City of New Tort

have this day declared a DIVIDEND of six percent pay¬able on and after die 17th Inst t be transfer books will btclosed until afler that day. By order of the Board.J»10t_0E0R0K W 8AVAOB,ge.retaryEDEM PTION OF CITY STOCK..The Fire Loan Stock of the City of New-York,

(f.Viv,fK0.) redeemable on the mm day of January, 1»Lwill be paid on that day, by the Commissioners of da»Sinking Fund, at the Controller's Office, No. 5 Hall ofRe¬cords, Park.

IIP* Interest will not be allowed on said Stock after thesaid Itith day of January, |s»|.

JOhEI'll R TAYLOR, ControllerController's Office, New-York, Jan. 9,1841. JU It

ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT, and ImT-AOARA PALLS RAILROAD CO..Notice Is here¬

by given that a call of ten per cent on the Capital Stock <*the Company has been made, payable at the office of tbsTreasurer In City of Rocheeter.or at the American ExchangeBank In the City of New-York, on the 2f>ih day of Januarynext.Subscribers who have previously paid fire per cent, will

be credited that amount as pert payment of the call of teaper cent now made FREEMAN CLARK,d21 Sawlm*_TreasurerDIVIDEND..The President and Direc-

tore of the Ocean Bank, have this day declared a Divi¬dend of five per cenL on the Capital Stock, payable on andafter FRIDAY, the lfih of January next The traasfcrbooks will be closed until that day. By order of the Board

J 3. U1BBONS, l.as.' retNew-York, Dec.31, lsou. jl eudlads

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BOA Kill NO.BOAliD WANTED.By a yeaagMl-llctan of this city, where bis services as Teacher woo/IIn all or In part compensate for tis Board. Meat of refereecet given and required. Address o. W. P. at this office.J1831*_BOARD WANTED.For a Oentl. iS

and his Wife; a pleasant Room with Pantry, air-alsned or unfurnished, and privilege of Parlor, from about1st of February Location oev Hudson, a'tove Canal-atAddress X. X at this office, fating terms, Ac RAtwoacesexchanged. JllSt'

B~OARD..One or two LADIES can beaceommoda rd wtlli Board with a widow lady, where

there are no other boertore. Every attention paid to theircomfort Tboae wlahing a quiet home may eeeeaaer Ktunctiy confidential. Address C. B Broadway Post OBV*

BOARDING..A pleasant Front Parlofwith Pantry and Closets attached and a Bedroom ad¬

joining, can be had, with Board, at 45 Tenth-at nearhnavar._ JIIIPWANTED IMM E DIAT JSL V - Two? ? furmabed roomi with b*jard In a small private fc**

iy References exchanged Terms must be modsrat*Address A B Tribune Office_ JU

BOARD DOWN TOWN..TwofiafUOeoiiemen can ol uvl:: Board with pleasant R°***"!102 Liberty-tL near Broadway. Refereeces exebanfed^

a^HREE or FOUR BOARDERS co-¦- be pleasantly accomrr.odated at 11 Vartck at. aaw*-

John's park. _JH»*_.BOARD.A Gentleman ami his wife

can be accommodated with a parlor and bed rojaMJthe first floor; also, two ot^three al ngle ^anüessesi wWBS»pleasant aparunentt on application at 41 WarretveL Twtmoderate._BOARDING..Two Gentlemen tad

their Wires and two tingle Gentlemen eae beaeeonimodeled with Board by applying; at 177 Beet-Broad«»fbetween Rutgers and Jefferson ets. J14 lav*

BOARD.With good accommodation*can be had at 17« Weet Twentj eeveuth-et 1 doors

west of Eighth av. jl I Irs*

BOARD.At the private Mansion Hoo*51 Oreenwlrh-st Oectletnea, with single beds

Bght, airy rooms, |2 50 per week Day Boarder» p P*week; Transient Boarders. M cent* per day, da l*t_,

AFINE ROOM on the second ll«xif.altable for a gentleman and his wife or one or t*u

sing,e genijemen, can be bad by applying at 11 U MPiece, Bietxker-at, JJ 2weod

Isch wirklich scho widär äs Jahr verbi??. Das gits doch fascht nit!!

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