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um vrvainj BwwBm wren una eirnt eiocx a tire broke out in the two story dwelling. No. 577 Greenwich vW, 0 M'8. "nJ occupied by Thos. Lord, MBuunim wuson and Mrs.

Hoffman. The "tended djoining house below, owned by ",1 inhbitedbT a half doxen poor families. Both however were only damaged in the upper stories. another MJDr.ES Death. David Allen, Deputy ana was seea leaning against a fence by a triend to whom he beckoned.

lie was immediately conveyed to his residence, where he expired within a tew minutes. His age was about 74; and the disorder which terminated his was probably either apoplexy, or an affection of the heart. Ttprfi. 117. Fromlht Troy Whig of March 18.

Riot in the First Waao. Yesterday being St Patrick's Day, exhibited a scene of considerable disturbance in the First Ward, in consequence ol a number of stuffed images being suspended in different parts of the city and, a was to be expected, many of the Irish residents among us were highly indignant at what they conceived an insult! A mob collected brick bits, were thrown several people were wounded the military were called out, and fired at the mob, which wounded two young Irishmen and one young woman, which dispersed the mob, and about nine o'clock in the evening the city was quiet. Tub Lexisoton. This tar lamed water witch, which measures distances about as fast as one can keep account of the miles, is to make her first trip for the season from New Tork to Providence, on Monday next, and will arrive here on Tuesday morning. Proti.

Cour. of Saturday. Steamboat Kino'tok. This new steamboat, designed to run between Providence, NarraganscttTier, is rapidly progressing towards her completion. She is a vessel of first rate model, both for speed and ease, and has a powerful engne for a vessel of her dimensions.

S.io has three spacious cabins of sufficient dimensions to accommodate a large number of passengers; and should it ever be. como requisite, capable of receiving nearly one hundred berths. It is expected she will bo ready to commence her tnpj towards the latter part of April the enterprise and energy of thoao who have tho management, are a sufficient guaranty that all will be done that should be done, and that in the shortest possible time. Steamboat Boston. This boat has been sold for $33,000 to some gentlemen in Wilmington, N.

C. The Boston, though comparatively slow, in these days ol railroad speed, probably as good a boat as any other boat. Some consider tho price low, but ahe has made large dividends, and though sold at one half her original cost, has probably pad her owners a very handsome profit. We have heard it aid sho ia to ply between Wilmington, N. C.

and Charles tun, S. C. Slio will become a favorite with tho Southerners. Retribution. On Saturday we "uve an account of the arrest of a Mi s.

Cox and her beautiful daughter, on the complaint of the notorious Mrs. MacManus, who was in turn charged with an illicit intercourse wilh Mr. Cox, the husband ot the accused. Un Saturday morning Cox, the husband, wn himself arrested hy officer Brink, on a bench warrant. It appears that Cox had succeeded in ok tuining great sums of money from a Mr.

Lawrence, No. 332 Grand street, by representing himself as the owner of 3000 acres of valuable land at Burlington, Vermont, and leaving the deed as socu ritj. It was, however, discovered that the deed was a base forgery, and that the accused had no land whatever. Ho was consequently arrested for having obtained money under false pretences, fie was liberated on giving bail to answer the charge, in tho sum of $3,000. 7'imr.

Park Theatre Power appears to niglit in two pieces. Fowert. Mr. WoolforW 1 Benefit. Jut ion al.

Last evening this Theatre was opened for the ir.it time under the direction of Mr. Hackett. The Home was so crowded there was no room for more. To niglt Mr. Hackett appears as Solomon Swan.

Fiaixlin. V.astcr Titus appears as Fritz in the Woodcutter," for bis Benefit. COCHRAN'S GUN TESTED IN A BATTLE WITH THE UEMINOL.ES, IN FLORIDA, BY CAPTAIN CORDON. New York, March 17, 1837. Sr: Having had very ample opportunities of testing the very giex suteriortty of your Many Chambered'' gun, it affords me greii pleasure to state, fur the public information, that I consider far superior to any other now in use.

Its peculiar adaptation to lie purposes of war, gives it just and strong claims to tna pa trotuga of the General Government. I da not hesitate to declare it limy firm and decided opinion, that one hundred men, armed wtthyour gun, would be equal, in point or efficacy, in battle, to one tiousind armed with any other. Its superiority for hunting pu'pwe is equally great, and cannot fail to secure for it the public lavor. The astonishing capability of your gun to resist damphess, or inj'ry of its cnarge, when loaded, I consider of the greatest importance. A very striking and satisfactory instance of this manifesto! itself in the late battle with the Semtnoles, on Lake Mon rje.

Your gun had at the time been loaded at least two weeks had leen taken out on sue or more excursions, and exposed to the dimnness of tho which in that country is very great, and such othor causes as had made it necessary to discharge and ri all ar most of the o'her arms similarly exposed, yet, Under these circumstances, without re loading, yours went on in "very instance, (the whole round of chambers,) as if recently charged. The simplicity of the machinery, and the great power with vhrch it throws its balls, will justly enhance its estimation with ill who will take the trouble to examine and make trial of tin m. In will repeat, that I have no hesitation in giving it as my firm conviction that vour's is by far the most efficient fire arm ever offered to the public, and every way worthy of con fidence and patronage. I am, Sir, very respectfully, Your most ob't humble serv't, W. GORDON, Captain U.

S. Dragoons. To Mr. John Cochran, New York. At an adjourned meeting of the Journeymen House Carpenter, held pursuant to previous nut.ee, at the Mott street fjhinel.

on Mondav morning. March 20th. Mr. JOHN W. SANDFORD was unanimously called to the chair, and JONAS URNER, appointed secretary.

A Kenort from the committee annotated to wait upon Richard Adtms Locke, Editor of the New Era, in relation to an infamous article that appeared in his paper of the 18th inst. was read and adopted. The following resolutions were then unanimously adopted Resolved, That the editorial article in the New Era, headed Claims of Producers." the Home Carpenters." and the disa. vo al in retard to the communication sinned Equal Rights," he considered ample reparation for the evil nnd injustice done us, and the producing classes throughout llie United States, provided, however, that the New Era" publish the report of the committee agreeable to the filth resolution it the report. Rei.lvrd.

That the thank of the General body of Journey. men wse Carpenters of the City of New York be presented to the author 01 a con.Tiumcation in the jNew lira 01 tuts morning, signed" Truly Equal Rights," fir hr' hold. digniikd and effectual defenca nf this body against the infamous attack ot fequa Rights," in that paper of tho 18th ins'ant, with our request that Truly Euual Rights continue his defence in future numbers. Rosulve.l. That we meet in this Dlace to morrow morning, at 8 o'clock, A.

form in procession and proceed to the City of Brooklyn, for tho purpose of assisting our brethen there in secut in? their iust riahts. and multifile demands. Rctolved, That we earnestly anil respectfully invite the mechanics of all trades, friendly to our cause to join us in procession to morrow. Resolved, 1 hat the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the chai'tnan, and secretary, and be published in the daily papers. JOHN VV.

SANDFORD, Chairman. Jonas U. Secretary. m21 It MERCANTILE LI BRA It ASSOCIATION. ItZJ Subject of Lecture for Tuesday Evening, March 21st: Music, its power as a language, to express the different sentiments and passions and its perversion, as a feature of modern education, by J.

F. Otis, Esq. m20 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE. JCJ5 A Bpecial Meeting will be held at Tammany Hall on THURSDAY EVENING, the 23d March inst, at 7 o'clock By order of the Committee. JAMES N.

WELLS, Chairmm. Edward Sandford, Secretaiy. m2l THIRTEENTH WARD. Th Democratic Republican Electors of the lSih Ward, fiiendly to the General and Slate Administrations, are requested to meet at Asa Ondeidonk's, corner of Grand and Clinton strrets, on TUESDAY EVENING, March 21, at half past 7 o'clock, to hear the report of the Nominating CommitUe, appointed to elect suitable candidates to be supported for Charier Officers. Also, to appoint a Vigilance Committee, and transact such other business as may De aceraea expeuieni preparatory 10 me ensuing Charter Election.

By order of tho Ward Committe. HEZEHIAH W. BONNEL, Chairman. Wm. A.

Walters, Secretary. m20 2t CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIRCT1T. rtT7 An adjourned Circuit of this Court is appointed for the 20th of April next, at which Causes may be noticed for trial as well as Inquests. (Extract from the minutes.) 20 W.

P. HALLETT, Clerk. CJ The Doctor Hart who attended Mrs. McGuira, whose death was supposed to have been caused by morphine, is not Dor tor JAMES M. ilAK 1 uruegisi, corner i.iuj Chamber street.

5:0 PAfMfF.T SHIP ALBANY. FROM HAVRE. ti Tim Pannicrnees bv this shin are reouestcd to send their permits on board, at. p'ier No. 1 3, East River, or to the office of WILLIAM WIHTLOCK, Junr.

No.46Souw street. All goods not pcrmitjted in five days will be liable to be Sent to me public stores zu iw OHke Long Island Rail Road Co. New York. 13lh March. 1337.

CJ The Stockholders of this Company, are hereby notified that an instalment of Five ($5) dollars per share on the capital stock thereof, is required to be oaid to J. Dela field, Treasurer, at tho Phenix Bank, in the City of JNew orK, on jvionciay.ihe loth day or April next, and that the tranafer books of said Company will be closed from the 3d to the 1 1th of April, both days inclusive. By order of the directors, nil 4 A C. D. SACKETT, Secretary.

ICJ GOUGE'S INQUIRY into the principles of the American Banking System, and Gouge's History of Paper Money mod Banking in the United SiaMK. Second Edition. Price 15 cents. For sale at this office, 43 Pine at. jll is fEAHL STREET HOUSE Perl stkeet, Is ready for the reception of company, COMMERCIAL RECORCl SALES THIS DAT AT THE STOCK EICHAK6C 300 shares United SUtcs Bank, 11 11 Hi Ittj 1014 eX 8Q 8C SO 79 79 83 88, 83 I024 87, 87 87 88 90 84 112 72 1 73 73 73 72 72 72 62 83 li 62 ei 61 601 100 89 89 95 91 115J 116 116 116 116 64 641 64 64 60 do do do 60 6) 20 15 so 2UO 250 60 100 100 100 100 ICJ 70 6 60 60 60 60 160 100 220 50 60 100 40 60 100 60 60 160 60 150 150 60 350 150 100 100 60 100 200 60 KiO 2C0 19 100 60 60 150 100 60 160 60 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do da do do do do do do do tlits week do do (next week Commercial Hank Bank of the Stale of New York do do da Delaware Hudson Canal Co do do do next week) day I 10 Jays 15 days 16 days 20 days do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do (1 10 days) do do do Morns Canal Banking Co do do do do do Firmer Loin and Trust Co.

American Trust Co. Baltimore do do do do Illinois do do do do do do do do b3diyj Bank Vicksburg Bank 15 days American Marine Insurance Co Muhawk Kaiload Co do do do do do uo do uo do do do do Patterson Railroad Co do do Harlem Railroad Co next week I do fb this week do On time do do do do do flu do do Boston Prov. Railroad Co Worcester and Boston Railroad do do do next week New Jersey Railroad Co do do do do next week Utica Schenectady Railroad Co ao do do do do do do do do do do do Long Island Railroad Co do a do do do do a 10 days jbtms wvckj The Expresa Mail failed yesterday, and of course the affairs of the Josephs are unsettled. No new failuies hive taken place since Saturday, but the intelligence froaa Europe throws a gloom over the money, market, and the weakness of many wdl be tested the current week. It is thought by many that it would be better to sustain the Merchants lhat the Josephs, inasmuch as if they do not get relief from some quarter, there will be extensive failures.

The policy of this thing should be looked to. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET March 20. At market 750 Beef Cattle, 150 Milch Covs, and ICD Sheep. The Beef was mostly of a fail aualitv. hat the sales were very limited.

Most ot the Butchers refused to purchase on account of the Drovers selling before they reached the city 400 head were laaen attroins to 13 average B1U4 per cwt. iviucn ijowi 1 he demand continues good, and sales are brisk; all sold at from 25 to 845. Shocp Die s.inplv tvas very limited, and demand sood: all sold at from 3J to J7 a lot of 26 very good were taken at from a 10 yioeacn. Hav The suntilv has been moderate, and sales were made at from 68c to $1,31 pef cwt Jour, of HAVRE MARKET Feb. 14.

Cotton sales Louisiana. 297 bis fr 117 50 a fr 127 50: Un binds 116 his U7 60 a 127. eb. 15 Louisiana 75 bis ft 118 a frl26: 99. 125: Georgia 203 do fr 113 50 a 120 Bahia 328 do 12i 50.

Feb. 16 Louisiana 479 bis Ir 112 a 142 Unland 136 do 106 60 a 140 Tennessee, 10 do 96. LONDON MARKET Feb. 10. Cotton Tho market continues very dull.

In prices there ia no vaiiation. Sugars The market for West India raw Sugar is heavy still importers will rot sell at a reduction. Coffee Importers have abundantly supplied the market wilh a'l unclean kinds of British Plantation, which has rendered these sorts very difficult of sale, though they are offered at lower pr.cee. All clean qualities are in good demand at lower prices, of which mere is Din little in market. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Feb.

13. The market was quite calm in the first days of the week. Tho great quantity of cotton brought forward and pressed upon the market caused a still further decline, and noiwiths'andiug we have had a little mure demand toward tho close, for fine qualities, prices are still reduced 3 8 a 1 2d per lb. upoi the United State kind, which we quote as follows Up'and 7j a 9 Mobile. 71 a Pi; Orleans, 71 a 104.

The sales nf the week are 15,630 bales, of which there were 8090 Upland, at 74 a 101 60 Sea Island, at 2s 2d a 2s 6f 50 do stained, at 7 a 10j 4650 Orleans, at 7 a 101 970 Mobile, al7 a lOd. The arrivals are 34,306 bales. Stock, 241,950 bales against 149,200 bales last year. ALEX3ai.dK?lA, (Egypt,) MARKET, Jan. 8.

The first sale oi A took place on the 5th. The Pacha put un 6000 bales, which Droll" ht readily 19 talaris ui canrar most of the parrel will go to Trieste, liOO bales to Marseilles, and 10O to England. The Pacha sold on the 24th December, 1500 ardebs of flax seed at 5 for England. PASSENGERS, In the ship Albany, from Havre Mr. Wilson.

Mr. Bre.ner, Mr. Prenguiber. Madame Peveu, and 35 in the steerage. In the brig Topaz, trom Mobile Mr.

Wilkins, sun and daught er, and Mr. Dunn. IMPOKTA TIONS. HAVRE Ship Albany 4S5 bk wine Embury 147 Ster ges. Roe Barker 100 A Boeker 400 Davis Brcoks 100 A Morris 57 Salmon Stuyvesant 1 Haubert 1 Tanernes 10 Malmazet Stuart I Berard Munden I Candet 1 Busen 5 McNuliy fit Chapman A Rosa 5 Guilliun 14 DecoMse Meigs 13 Barclay Muller 2 Estappanv 2 Drav 2 II Henniguin 10 Engler Foley 2 Bach 1 10 Rarkard Hutton 2 Perryvet fc brothers 21 Feht St co 7 de Loesceingh I Kcble 1 A Lohse 6 A Rossiern co 1 Martin ffc Martin I Garopcy St.

Toners 2 Brothers Melly 7 Ccttinel Jk Barbey 9 Stroper 3 Godfrey, Wibber co I A Desmoots I A Mitchel 8 Gioves 1 Grauset I Carpentier 1 Behr 2 Laguene I Haubert 8 Coutin and Galloway I Rencauld 2 Wisler and co I Gaiuche 1 and S'Higginson 7 Thorburn I Mackenzie I Allen 4 Drlmonico Brothers 7 Deluxe 1 Young Smith and co 4 Edwards and Stoddard 4 Carew and Wakt man 1 Larue I Hagnertv 2 Ouberl 7 Va tet I Chuard and Boele 1 A Major 9 Vys 6 Deraismes and Bjizard 3 KriUler Rollins and Alubocn 17 Neiderer and Knutler I McEvers I Hunt and co 1 Cleaveland Lewis and co 1 Laman and Brothers 8 Porter Denny and co 5 GaiHiatd and co 62 Ernest Fetd cr and co 1 Buckner I A Bruphaup 2 II McCraekeo II A Worweck 7 Grab and Victor 3 Albcrs I Chester I Bahcock and Suy dam I 7 iionipson and Austrn 2 Andrews and co 4 fc. fc I. Dolhver 8 Dickson White and co 8 Irving I Collcmare 1 Itozard and co I A Monges 2 Babad 2 Euper 8 Ward and eo 15 Duran 8 nley and co I A Berrott I Gilherl Kailv Draner 1 Mallard 21 Barbey ci 1 Butting Broiheis I Ari lin 2 Barker 2 Fellows, Reid it co 1 Cochran 2 A Voistn 2 Hoorman Ilednck 1 A S.nels co 2 St Felix 2 Benjamin Ebbetts 2 Lar.e, Samson cc 1 Dodd 2 A Williams co 1 Un derwood co 3 Manice, Gould co 6 Dulfield, Swift Ray mon) 2 Downer Rogers 4 II Haight 7 Chazourneg Paillel 61 Wisner fc Mackie 3 Ivernou 1 Las sala 5 Raymond 2 fc Dorr cr 8 Laeoste 2 fc 8 Schlesinger 2 Poilfer Wissman 2 Brugiere 1 Dubois, Bixhup ol New ork fc Dubois 2 k. Jacot Ltjbors Mathay I Draper co 5 Thorburn 1 Bard 1,080, OOOf. Newl.old.

LEGHORN Brig Aurora 2101 bigs wheat Halsey fc co 232 bales rags Peokersgill 9 pekgs McNulty Chap man I bill 60 chairs h. Merrandole pkgs to older. MOBILE Shin Tooaz 171 bales cotton Hamilton Cole 60 cases mdz 249 hides 1CC3 bushels salt 15 bags cocoa Naar 6t Brothei s. MARRIED. On Thursday evening last.

by the Key. H. G. L.udlow, Mr. JOHN B.

WOOD, of this city, to Miss RACHEL. MARIA ELW YN. of dauxerties. Ulster county. In tl.is city, on the 25lh Nov.

last, by the Rev. Henry Chase, Mr. GEORGE JONES, to Miss ELIZABETH G1BBERD, both of Englai.d. DIED. Last evening, of whooping cough and inflammation nf the lungs, CHARLES BRADFORD, only son of David B.

Smith, aged 4 years and 3 months. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at the residence nl his father, No. 85 Grand street, to morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, without further invitation. Yesterday marning, ia the 67th year of her age, MARIA L. ELIZABETH, wife of Peter E.

Freval. Het friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to at ten her funeral, from her late residence. No. 7 Cross street, near Chambers sheet, this afternoon at 3) o'clock. On Sunday evening, the 19th inst.

Mis. SARAH wife of Epaphrodilu Dickinson, in the 27th year of her age. The friends and acquaintances of her husband, and of her father. Asa are invited to attend her funeral, from No. 255 Madison street this afternoon, at 4 o'clock.

On Monday, 20th instant, about 1 o'clock, of cousumption, CORNELIA daughter of Thomas Addison, aged 11 years, I month and 15 days. Funeral this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from her father's residence, 422 Broome street. On Monday, 20th of consumption, MARTIN FRITZ, aged 42 years. Funeral this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from his late residence, 89 Mott st. On Monday evening, or scarlet fever, MARY ALETHEA, daughter of Archibald and Jane Elizabeth Finn, aged 2 years and 5 months.

Funeral this afternoon, from their'iesidence No. 118 Monro street. 8 'cloc. A. in the 66'h year of her age, JEMIMA, relict of the late Daniel Kissam, ofthis city.

Funeral thia afternoon at 5 o'clock, from No. Ill Mac Doc al street. Yesterday, Mrs. ANN YATES, wife of Dr. C.

C. Yates. Funeral tins afternoon, from No. 60 Church, near Murray St. Friends are requested to attend without further notice.

REPORT OF INTERMENTS. The City Iaspector reports the death of 176 persons during the week ending an SSatuiday, the 18ih of March, 1837, viz. 39 men, 49 women, 40 boys, 48 girls, total 176. Ot whom 88 were of the age of one year and under between the age of 1 and years. 24: 2 and 5 25; 5 and 10 7 10 and 00 0 f0 and 30.

26 30 and 40. 14 40 and 50. 13: 50 and 60, 60 and 70, 70 and 80 and 90, 90 and 100, 1 Tetall76. Diseases Apoplexy, 3 Weeding from the lungs I burned cr scalded. 3 cancer 1 casualties, 1 consumption, 26 conjea tion of the brain, I convulsions, 17 croup 3 delirium tremens, dropsy in dropsy.

dyseatery 2 erysipe as, 1 fever, 7 fever bilious, 7 fever rsnutlent 1 fever puerperal 1 fever scarlet, 87 fever fever inflammatory, I 6 chest, do of the liver, do of the lungs, 10; insanity, locaeo jaw, 1 luea venena, a marasmus, 6 measles, I 01 a age, 3 palsy, 1 rheumatism, 3 small pox 3 teething, un known, 4 whooping C0114I1, 1 worms, Total, 176. Of the above there were irom Hie Alms House. I from Belle roe. Hospital, 22; from City Hospital, 0 from BlackwelTa Island, colored persons. 20.

JOHN SICK ELS, City Inspector. City Inspector's Office, Match 18. 1837. MARINE LIST. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 21.

CLEARED THIS DAY. Ship Vicksbutg, Woodhouse, NOrleans, Collins barque Lagrange, Doane. Savannah, Scott Morretl; Br. biig Eliza, Saffoley, Bnen Island, Bache McEvers schrs Abm. Sunonson, Van Name, Williamsburg, Va Gardner, Freeman, Tobasco, Nesmith fc Leeds.

CLEARED YESTERDAY. Brigs Wm Taylor, Hoey, Savannah: Charlotte. (Dan) Wip pei, Kotieraam, i centrum; fnce, Crotx and Guayama, Geer; schr Mentor, Fuller, Curacoa, Badger. ARRIVED THIS DAY. Brig Joseph Spraguc, Anthony, from Guayama, Porto Rico, Marca 2d, with 253 hlida 153 bbts sugar to De Forrest Co.

Left brigs Wave, Bath for New York in 2 ds; Richard, St wer, of and for New Haven do; Water Witch, of Gloucester, for New York in 4 ds, Watson, Darkrey, of Portland for New Tork in 7 ds; Edward, Melcher, of and for Portland, ia 10 um, rusuuin, inrKB, ot and lor do, waiting cargo; Washington, Drinkwater, of North Yarmouth, for Portland do; Halcyon, Pratt, of and for New Haven, disc; Bunker Hill, Crafts, of and for do; loading at Pat ill as, schrs Greaaion of Gloucester unc; Eliza Richmond. Morris, of Elizabeth Citv for New York, loading at PatriHas. The was boarded by "die Pilot Boat Lafayette, 40 miles by from Sandy Hook. Bremen bug Frederick, Stelle, from Bremen, and 50 ds from iowes, wnn jzqu lasts rye, to Meyer Hupeden. Schr 4 ds Iru Boston, with oidze, to the mas ter.

Schr Select, Conklin, 4 days tm Newbern, NC, with cottcn, to the master. Scbr Martha, GrinneU, 2 ds from Philadelphia, with mdze, to Miller Bancker. Schr Tienton, Baker, 4ds fm Plymouth, with fish, to the master. BELOW A Dutch galliot. Thick and hazey outside.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Ship Albany, Johnston, from Havre, sailed ISili February, with mdze, to Bolton, Fox Livingston. Left ships Sydney, Comer, for NOrleans, 18th Feb; Birmingham, Drummood, for do; brig Pleaidra, Lowell, do do; ships Columbus, Slinson, do do; oeiviaere, null, irora do do; brigs Hyder Aly, Baker, do do; Neptune, unc; Hermitage, NOrleans, do; Wm Enga, disc: Knnstnr Rio.au rr Krn.iAnn il disc; New England, Swanton, for NOrleans, ready; Caledonia; unc; Havre, Norton, disc; Sully, Line, hence, just ar, Ann Mary Ann, Clark, taking in Lallast; Globe, Foster, do; Anttoch, Mann, just ar; brig Syren, i LucreUa, Lewis, dis; Cumberland, do; Congress, Harty, repairing. omp oniana, (whaler) Cook, of Newburg, fm Indian Ocean, via St Helen Jan 22 1, with 2450 brls oil, a quantity of whale bone, to the Newburg haling Company. Oct 30, lat 34, lon37.

spoke ship Atlantic, Cooper, of Bridgeport, with 1100 brls oil. Nov 25, lat 34 10, Ion 65 20, spoke siiip Falcon, of Bed ford, with 800 brls oil. Nov 27th, lat 34 21, Ion 64 11, spoke ship Ellen. Dixon, NLondon, 10 ds fm Mauritius for Sidney. Nov 29th.

lat 34. Ion 65, spoke barque White Ouk, Pot, for York, wilh 1800 brls oil, all well. Jan 12th, lat 21 10, Ion 35, spoke ship Herald, of Dorchester, with 13 beta sperm oil and 500 wh oil. Left at St Helena, 22d Jan. ship Amethyst, of Bedford, with 1j0 brls oil, bound on a cruise.

March 10th, lat 37 8, Ion 71 65, spoke ship Liverpool, 5 days from Boston for NOrleans. Ship Ratelli, (Sardian,) days from Genoa, with wheat, to the master. Ship Dorothea, Watsnn, fromPhiladelplua, and 48 hours from the Capes, in ballast, to Rogers Co. Ship Ellen, Dexter, 18 ds fm Mauritus. Sardinian ship Trtfiatella, Lavagna, 66 ds fm Genoa, with weeal, to order.

Brig Topaz, Rcvans, 16 ds fm Mobile, with cotton to Naar Brothers. March 7th, lat 24 9, Ion SI 40, spoke ship Mozart, 9 ds fm NOrleansfoi Havre; Ion 76 10, spoke ship Nestor, of Portsmouth, fm NOrls foi L'pool. Brig Beinadotte, (Swedish) Stillotson. 70 da fm Gottenburg, with 230 tons iron, to A fc Heckscliei. Brig 70 ds I'm Leghorn, with wheat and rags, to Halsey Co.

Spoke, lat 36 50, Ion 82 42, Dutch galliot Adelaide, 155 ds fm Rotterdam for NYork. Schr Cod Hook, Conner. 18 ds fmSt. Croix, WE, wilh 30 fads 100 bis sugar 20 puns ruin 6 hds molasses Ay mar Co. Left, ship Whetemore, hence, in 14 ds bri; Fox, for NYork, same day schr Hnlton, Sampson, of Banger, unc.

Schr Traffic, Wise, 3 ds fm Philadelphia, with mdze, to Briggs. Schr Aogehne, Joline, 2 ds fm Philad, with mdze, to Miller Bancker. SPOKEN. The Fiench ship Quartre Securs.ar at Havre 16th ult. Spoke on the 2d Feb.

in lat 41 63 Ion 87, ship Ophia, Capt. Buckingham of this port fm Orleans bound to Havre, with loss of her main mast. The had experienced very heavy weather and had been forced to throw overboard 150 bales of cotton to lighten the ship. It was the iatention of the captain to run into Gibraltar or any port in Spain which he might be able to gain. AJso spoken, Ion 29, brig Envoy of Philadelphia, fm some port in curope, lu as out.

By the Albany. Ar at Havre 16ih Sully. Lines York. Ar at Marseilles 4th Ottoman, Gray, Nev York 6th tailed Vorlhelnuna, Ross, New York Wester onlland, Gishtrom, mew iors. Ar at Bordeaux 5th Pacific, Latour, fm Philadelphia 9th unio; ijrry, ao Sailed fm Royan Villcde Bordeaux, Largctain, for Philadelphia.

Ar at iVIymouih Feb. 13 Isabella, Nicholas, from Catdiff leaky, part of the cargo thrown overboajd, bound to Philadelphia. MEMORANDA. The schr Seaman. Buigesa.

from this port, bound to Elizabeth City, was run down by the steam packet South Carolina, Capt, rlulmes. irora ISoilolK tor Charleston, on Sunday morning 5th inst at 4 A.M. The packet struck the schooner on her lar board quarter, and cut her down level with the water. The crew ot the schr were taken on board the steamer. The schr Hiram.

Pen y. of Warren. 25 ds from Camden. Me. forN Orleans lime, got ashore on Lou Key on the night of tne ist inst.

biic bilged on the nil: the lime took tire, and she was burned to the water's edg r. The materials saved were sold on the 3d inst. for $592,59, and the hull for the salvage amounts to ji jxi 31 Ship Btiimn, Kyder, arrived on Saturday, reports Left at Leghorn, bark Opher, Brightham, arrived Ftp. 16th New Orleans she is bound to Havre; put in in distress wuh loss of mainmast and otherwise considerably damaged threw overboard 100 bales ot cotton Left at Grbraltar Feb. 16th, brig Caroline.

Pm.kney; loading for New York Violet, Ames, tor do Mar garet.Gage. from New York, unc. The ship Seaman went a shore at 4 o'clock on Thursday morning on Biiganline shoal. af ter uiscnarging two ugniers loaes ana goi ou makes ne water. PHILADELPHIA, March 20.

Ar brig Delos, Turley, 44 ds fm Leghorn schr Fountain. Norwood. Salem. Cl'd, ships Waller, Foulke, NOrls; Dorothea, Watson, NYork; Alleghany, Charleston; brig B. ulah, NOrls: schrs Indiana, Ste venson, Hunter.

Wilmington. NC: Alonzo. Ricli mond; Aneline, NYork; Senator, do; Randolph, do; Tasso, Bos 1 ion; iiirn ioogiass, xcwoem, no CHARLESTON, March 15. Ar steam packet Columbia Wright, NYoik, left Saturday at 4 M. Cl'd bark Mary, Owen, Liverpool.

Sl'd, Br bark Elizabeth, Cranston. Baibadoes. SAVANNAH, March 15. Cl'd, sbip Angeliqne, Nichols, NYcrk. MOBILE, March IS Ar.

ship Elisha Denmson, West, 15 ds un j. nona, ousse, ao ao. DARIEN, March 4 Ar biigs Ann, Gorham. NYork; Ame lia Strong, Hrown.do; Crane, Snow. do.

HOSTllN Marell 13 Arrs.l.. SH.o.na 6th ult. Left, brigs Bargo, Snow Boston, 2 ds Henrietta, of Philail, fm Laguira, just ar sch Levant, Lewis, for NYerk, 10 ds. Spoke 3d insl. Im 29 8.

Ion 74, brig Mary, SiUbce, fm York for Apalachrcola 6th, lat 31 11, Ion 75J, schr Morning oiar, rj noiirs mi nail. Brig Norfolk. Clark. PhUadelphia. Schrs Lrpwirrg, Clowes, Norfolk Minor, Cahoone, Eliza new city, rue Cl'd, brig Calo.Percival, Bait; schr Boston, Hallett, NYork Wind SW.

and fresh nothing below. 18lh Ar bos Slates, Webb, Calcutta Lewis, Reed, At lantic ucean, lavu nris on. Brigs Susan, Savai'e, fin Baltimore; Warrior, Stetson, Phi ladelphia. Schrs Delta, Norwood, and Dorchester, Goold, from Norfolk Compliance, Sparrow, New York; Mail, Hamilton, and Oscar Bacon, ds. Cld, ship Shaw, Chase, Havana; bark Verona, Perkins, Ma tanzas; brigs ankmco.

Kvder, Alexandria; Granite. Philad; sens Flor del Mar. Vennard, Wilmington. NC. Eagle Baxter, Bait; Harriet, Taylor, Philad; Renown, Lovell, York Baltic, Hinckley, do.

17th Ar barque Seine. Howland, NYork; Prussian trig Fer diaaud, Battel, do; sch Sarah Louisa, Ricketson.do; sloop Eliza 1. micnii, nownra, ao. PORTSMOUTH, N. H.

March 16. Sid, schrs Telegraph Nickerson, NYork; Adams, Toby, Bait. 17th Ar. sch Clementine, Parsons, Norfolk brig Armadillo, ri.rieans. PORTLAND, March 17.

Ar. brig Cordelia, Crockett. Bos ion. Signalized, brig Jolmfc Edwsrd, Gorden, Malanzas. Cld, brig Orb, Iliggins.

Havana. NEWPORT, R. 1. M. 15 Ar sch Fredonia, Gillston, New York for Fall River.

16 li Ai schs Mary Maria, Conant, Lincolnville, Me. for i nra; wary, cumin, l. Portland lor do. Cld. bn.

Sea Bird, Maybury, NOrleans. PROVIDENCE. Mai 16 Ar sch James Otis. Damon. Eli zabeth City, fm Oct acock; Calcutta, Baker, James Barbour, Baker, do.

Sloops Eagle, Cozzens, NYork; Juno, Biown, do; Midas, do; Herald, Mason, do. Cla, brig Busy, Allen, Havana. I7lh Ar. brig Fame, Carpenter, Havana. Schs William, Haxter, Matanzas; La Bruce.

Mobile. via Bristol; Tnpoli, Skinner. Baltimore. Sloop Excel, Gladding, NYork; E. H.

LUDLOW, Auctioneer. HOUSE AND LEASE OF LOT IN HAMMERSLEY STREET. LUDLOW CO. will sell at anction, EH. on' Tuesday.

28lh March, at thur sales room, No. 11 Broad airect, tho two stoiy brick House and Lease of Lot No. 54 Ham mersley street, near Varick street The Lot is a Trinity Church Lease, 29 years unexpired, free from ground rent. House 20 by 40; Lot 20 by 100. The House is finished in modern style, wilh marble mantel, sliding doers, m2l Jl FRENCH FASHIONS.

A CARD. Mad'llt. J. HOUDBERT, Dress Maker, fiom Paris, No. 33 Jehn street, opposite Dutch street, has the hotter to inform her friends and the ladies of New York, thatshe intends to undertake the millinery business, and will submit to their inspection on Tuesday next, the 28lh inst.

the contents of six cases millinery, consisting of rich and fashionable hits, French coi sets of the most elegant foim, bnen cambric hdkfs. etc. Mad'lle. J.H.haa obtained a first rate artist from that well known firm. Raudran Sl Co.

in P.ns rrnnied asihe most elceaat. I and fashionable house in that ritv from which hause Mad'lle. ill j. n. wm iHiunue io receive regularly a complete assortment.

the latest Fiench fashions, and she hooes bv her constant exer tions to deserve the approl anon and patronage ef the ladies of this city, and tne public in general. m21 lw MARSEILLES VESTINGS. 3 cases superfine Marseilles Vestings and Quiltines. just reca ved by mxi sw WILSON G. HUNT, 464 earl stv The new and elegant steamboat HIGHLANDER.

Capt. R. Ward op. will leave the foot of Warren it, Wednesday morning, March 2JJ, at 9 o'cljck. For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on buard.

mSI It NEWbUUUH. The new and elegant steamboat JAMES MADISON. Cipt. Perry. will ave the steamboat pier, foot of airen street, on Wednesday morning, at 8 For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on board.

m2l lt FOR PEEKSKILL, VF.H PLANCK'S POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING S1NG.TAR RYTOWN. DOBBS' FERRY fc YONKERS.for aafar as the Ice will permit.) The steamboat UNION. Captain H. TuUull, will leave New York, from the foot of Chambers street, every morning at half past 7 o'clock. Landing at the old State Prison Wharf.

mIS lw HOUSE TO BE LET. The greater I part of a very comfortable and convenient House to be let immediately, ar from the first of May. and a portion of the furniture to be disposed of in consequence of the family re turning to England. Inquire at 93 lin s'. nrei pA FOli SALE.

The two story brick House JJ fit and Lot No. 94 Bowery, 25 by 1 GO. Also, Lease for 29 1UL vearsof 4Lots of Ground, from Trinity Chutch on south side of King slieet, between McDougal and Varick street, free from ground rent. Apply to EDWARD H. LUDLOW CO.

3t 11 Broad st. LEASE FKOPEKTa IN liROADWAY FOR SALE. Four years unexpired Lease of the two at.w 11. icn an1 nl Va An lhl S4f side. House 25 by 48, lot 100 feet deep, finished with marble menteU, folding doors, ecc.

Apply to tul8 EDWARD II. LUDLOW CO, II Broad st. TO BUILDERS OR MANUFACTURERS. The six three story Brick buidings on the west side of the Third Avenue, bet ween 19th and 20th sts. (or either ot them,) are offered for sale, on reasonable They are now enclosed and floored, and may be rendered ready for tenants early in May next.

To purchasers who will agree to finish the building swithout delay, the whole purchase money may remain on mortgage. The lots are held under leases from P. G. Stuy vesant Esq. at the very moderate grouitd rent of $60 per annum, with favorable covenants of renewal.

The buildings v. ill also be sold cr leased to manufacturers persuing any business not iniurous to the property in the neighbourhood. Apply to G. A. FURST, corner of 3d Avenue and 21st street, or to J.

A. BOOCOCK.24 Nassau stieet. mil 2w TO LET The basement story and third loft nf the new brick building. No. 15 Ann street, coiner I ail of Theatre Alley.

Enquire in first story, of nl7 tf J. C. RIKER. TO LET. The handsome three story house, No.

167 Madison street. J. A. A. tf 24 Nassau stieet.

pORPOKATIOIM NOTICE. Public Notice is hereby given, that a resolution has been laid before the Board of Assistan's to open UOlh street, from the old Harlem road to the Blonmingdale road. And notice is hereby further given, that if any persons interested object to the above named proposition, they are desired to pre sent lire same in nritins at the Street Commissioner's Ol fice, on or before the 27th inst. JOHN EWEN, St. Commissioner.

Street Commissioners Office, 1 17th March. 1837. mil CORPORATION NOTICE. Public notice is hereby civen. thai a netition has been laid be 'ore the Board of Assistants, to pave Pearl street from Old to Coctities slip with diocks ot wood.

And notice is hereby further piven. that if any nersona interest ed object to the nrooosition above named, thev are desired present their objections in writinc at the Street Commiss on fuice, on or ueiurc me Istday et April next, juniN cvvsiN, jr. si. uommissioncr, ot. onimi Umce, March 21t, IS37.

mil PRAPE SHAW LS. 7 cases rich emb'd. Crape anawls lor sale hy JOSIAH IX fc CO. 157 Pearl st RUSSIA DIAPERS. Bales for sale by m21 JOSIAH DOW CO.

157 Pearl st. CHINA SILKS. 150 cases comprising a general assortment, for sale by in 21 JOSIAH DOW Si CO, 157 Pearl st. pHOPPAk AND BANDANNAS. 100 large, medium, small and children, for sale by cases mCl JOSIAH DOW CO, 157 Pearl ct; INDIGO.

Cases superior quality for sale by m2l JOSIAH DOW CO, 157 Pearl st. Tw INE. aOO bales 2 and thread for sale bv m2l JOSIAH DOW CO 157 Pearl st. COPAL. Cases E.

1. for sale by m21 JOSIAH DOW i CO, 157 Pearl et. UllNA SILKS. 20 casrs now landm? fr0m ship Silas Richards, comaming white Poncce. white and c.iin.

on Pongee IMkfs, blk Levantine do, damask figured do, blk L.vanune, cross bared baifnrts, sarin damask, blk camblris for ale by JOSIAH DOW CO "'21 157 Peail st. WARSNETT HDKFS. 4 cases plaid, 3 do KJ fancy printed, for sale by JOSIAH DOW CO. "21 157 Pearl sf. BIRD'S NEW' NOVEL NlCK OF THE WOODS, or The Jibbenainosav a tale of Kentucky.

By the author of" Slc. In 2 vslumcs. Jut received and tor sale by ti. C. CAR V1LL CO.

108 Broadway. LOTUS. cases superfine just received and for sale by Londoa Cloths m21 Zw WILSON G. HUNT. 464 Pearl st.

FANCY COLORED PAPER. 200 reams French colored Patier. assorted sizes and colors ini tv. sd at Stationers Hall, 2 15 Pearl st. by DA vlD FELT Si CO.

Af EW YORK AND ALDAN RAIL ROAD XI NOTICE The Boks will bo r.pen for yuhscrihing to the capital ock of the New York and Albany Rail Road Ccin pany.on the 23d, 24ih, and 25tli davs of March next, from 10 A. M. to a P. M. on each day.

ailhe following plane At the office of the New York and Harirm Rail Road. No. Wall stitrt, New York. The Mechanics' and Farmers' Bank. Albany.

The Farmers' Bank. Troy. The house of Joel Benton) Armenia. The house of Jonathan Akin, Pawlings. The house of Ebenezer Foster, South East.

The office of Mmott Mitchell. VV hite COMMISSIONERS. Benson M'Gown Lews Morns Jamea Van Schoonhnven Charles Henry Hall Gideon Lee Francis Pickett Samuel Chcever Taber Bt lden laac Adriauce Thos. W. Olcolt John Harris Slenhen Warren Albro Akin Ebenezer Foster Jeremiah Anderson.

fCy Shares JIOO, and $5 to be paid on each share at the time of subscribing. (A) FASHIONABLE SPRING MILLINERY. Mrs. A. A.

MOTT, No. I2S Bowery, has received, from the latest Packets, a variety of Fashionable Millenary, consisting of Hats. Caps, Flowers, Leghorns, and will open on Thursday, 23d inst. N. B.

Mrs. A. A. Mott will remove on the first of May to 128 Bowery, next door above. m20 In N.

SMITH, No. 19 John street, has re LtJL ceived.by the late arrivals from France, the latest Paris Fashions for ladies' Bonnets and CaiiB. Also a case of well assorted Leghorns, among which are a few of a very superior quali ly, winch will bw opened Tuesday March 21st. 16 5 1 CC. HEISER St CO.

152 William street, have received by the lalet arrivals, Millinery. F.oweis .1 .1 AT 1" r. 1 Ribbons, Veils, Scarfs, the 16th instant. wucri iney win open on 1 hursday, PARIS MILLINERY. MISS THOMPSON CO, 41 John street, have received by the last arrivals, and will open on Tuesday next, 21st iust.

French Bonnets, Caps, Head dresses, Jic Also, superfine Leghorns. inl5 61 IEVONSHIRE KERSEYS. a bales Drab erseys, just received and for sale by mlo 6t PLATT DUNCAN, No. 6 Fletcher at. rPHE Subscriber has determined to sive his ex A elusive attention to the Purchase, Sale and Exchange of ml ast atk, on commission.

Alto, ine lending or Money on um.u u.iu iju.i);ugr, Having been engaged for the last four years in buying and sel ling Real Estate, principally in the citieaof'New York and Brook. Ivn, he has some experience, which he wnutd endeavor to ren der uselul to persons placing their interests in his hands. lie respecuully solicits a share of publie patrona and refers to Green Pearson, Esrj. 1 Samuel B. Ruggles, Esq.

and NewYoik. Messrs. Nevins, Townsend Co. Charles Hoyt, Esq. 1 and Brooklyn.

LefTert Lefferts, Esq. H. C. 3EACH, over the Mechanic's ml310t Exchange, 7 Broad st. WASHINGTON WORKS.

TUe attention of the public is respectfully called to the Wash inatcn Marble Works on 16th street. 100 feel from th in.h nue, near the Hudson River, where they will find on hand a aod assortment ol Marble Mantels, Table Tops, c. All orders in the Marble line execuud at the shortest notice and on the most accommodating terms. Gentlemen who purchase iheir own mathla cabinet makers, and all builders, would r. ..,1 f.

interest to call at the above place before they make their srmtig purchases, as they can do where be got better or cheaper than of UlO BUUM.I1UCIS. M. SELMES I prvvrrT P. The Greenwich stages take passengers to within one of the place. mJ bW! ACAKD.

The public ate respectfully informed that inconsequence of the late fire, la l. I i perienced three limes wilh creat loss.i I have dlery Warehouse to No. 183 Water street, second door from Bur line slip, where I hope, that patronage which has heretofore been so hlierally bestowed on me, wil. ba contused and 1 also hope n.H lorget tne sign ot tne gilt saddle. Although it looks tough by frequent scorching, your liberality will soon restore it to its original lusue.

xr HENRY STORMS. New 1 ork, March 18th, 1837. ml83 SLAUGHTER HIDES. For sale, a laige KJ quantity efSlauf htcr Hides of assorted sites, loU to surt purchasers. Apply at the Butchers' Hide Repository, Ne.

89 oV" lt subscribers. at their SlallaNos. i ri. jui.iiiion iviaraet. BARTHOLOMEW GRANGER JACOB AIMS.

N. B. Purchasers are jefeired for information respecti I VatT or UcorSe Haw. Nos. 18 i unon ivjaran.

fr sale 10.000 Horns. Apply as above. rnStf PI AINU OKTES. Ao elegant of oit aiutrrtor insfriimsAiiia inat alas 1 IfUni D'WHin, lor J.IUN Vtfe DERDALE, Astoc's Building, No. Barclay street AMUSEMENTS.

PARK THEATRE. This Evening, March 21 will be performed the Drama of ow ANU THE FAIRIES. Phelun CUanrngtin, Mr. Power. After which the popular Farce of THE OMNIBUS.

PatRooney Mr. Power To concludewirh the Fatce of WAYS AND MEANS. Sir David Dunder jjr. pirjde Tickets Boxes Jl Pit, 50cenls Gallery, 25 "cents. Doors open at 6 performance commences at 7 Last Nishl of Mr.

Cooke's Company. MR. vVOOLFORD'S BENEFIT. A WER1CAN THEATRE BOWERY. Thl Evening, March tl, will be performed aa Entertainment in 1 act, under the designation of RAPHAEL'S DREAM.

Raphael Mr. J. H. Amherst After which, a Novel Melange. Tn rnffM.hut with THE WILD HORSE; OR, MAZEPPA.

Cooke's UnrinH si nf Hmui nvniintins to 50 in Mr. number, and Treble Company will appear. Oanska, Miss Waiing I Mazenpa, Mr. Wool ford Abner Khan, King of Tartary Mr. Pickering.

On Vednesday Mr. G. Jones' Benefit. sal, 2 Shares in the Stock of the American Theatre Bowery. Apply to Mi.

Draner. at Box Office. Uoors open at 6 o'clock Curtain rises at 7 Checks not transferable. Vr Box Office. A full and efficient police hat been engaged and will be actively employed tn preseivint good order.

A1ASTEK TITUS' BENEFIT. RAN KLIN THEATRE. Chatham Draniit of" MrcU S1i performed the Mclo MAURICE THE WOODCUTTER. Mr. Wm.

Sefion. After which the Farce of THE SWISS COTTAGE. LissefleGerstein Mrs. Kent. Mx Mr.

Edwin. Tbe whole to conclude wilh the Melo Drsma of BLACK ANorrs thr irvtr rvt Dusty Dedimus. hi. Tk. s.r.nn Wednesday, Mr.

Kent's Benefit. Doors oiien at 6 oVlook n.rinr....n..' i clock. Admittance Boies 50 cents P.t 15 cents. NATIONAL THEATRE. (Late Italian Opera House.) This Evening.

March tl. will Kit Comedy of JONATHAN IN ENGLAND. Solomon Swop, Mr. Hackett To hich will be added, th favorite serio comic Sketch of MONS. MALLET.

Mons. Mallet, Mt. Hackett After which the ludicrous Scene of a MILITIA TRAINING. Major Joe Bunker, Mr. Hackett he whole to conclude with the Farce of THE DEAD SHOT.

Capt. Cannon Mr. Collins I Louisa Mrs. Flvnn N. B.

The Boa Office is removed to the comer of Leonard where places may be secured from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. everyday of performance.

Also, the Pit entrance on Leonard st. will be re opencdjn future, and the patterns of this part of the the atre may rest assnred that on no occasion will a greater number of ncaers De soi nereatter, than the space is calculated to afford to persons comtortable accommodation. Doors open at 6J; performance commences at 7 o'clock. liclccts Boxes, 91; Pit, 60 cents; Galleiy, S7J cents. SIAMESE TWINS AT PEALE'S MUSEUM, Broadway, opposite the Pirk.

These interesting twin brothers were born in the Kingdom of mien, i bey now converse tree ly in our language, and are highly interesting in their deportment." Thev commence at the Museum March 13th, and continue every evening for a short time only. Dr. Collyer will give a short exp'anation on the science of Phrenology, and examine the heads ot those dcsiiingit. MAJOR STEVENS, the American Dwaif.the smallest man in this country, is only 40 inches in height, 50 pounds weight, and 32 years of age, cuts accurate likenesses in profile: Great Jiving ANACONDA SERPENT, of Bengal, 14 feet in length, and is so perfectly docile, aa to be handled by the moet timid. Admittance to the whole, including the Museum, 25 cents children under lOvears half AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway and Ann st.

MR. ARLINGTON, Vocalist, Imitator and Ventriloquist, will continue his highly popular and amusing entertainments at the Saloon of the American Museum, newly fitted and elegantly decorated for the occasion Every Evening until further notice, commencing at a quarter before 8o'clocK. Each evening's entertainments will consist of tho most admired musical compositions, songs from the celebrated operas of Bellini, Rossini, Auber, with other popular selections, humorous, sentimental, and national iraita'ions of living orators and actots with the astonishing illusions of Ventriloquism, to which Mr. Arlington giires a power, compass, and variety never exceeded, and he belu rarely, if ever equalled, the exercises being new, original, of a highly intellectual, moral, and scientific character, plea sing ne niosi, lasuuious, asiomr nuig ine pniiosopnic, and delighting A Professor will preside at the Piano Forte. The Cosmo: ami is splendid, being the largest in America, and alone worth the price of admission.

Admission to the whole, 25 cents. Children, when accompanied by their parents or guardians, half price. rn 4 WILL SHORTLY CLOSE. THE ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 37 Bowery, will close during the next Month.

The public are respectf illy informed that Mr. VAN AM BUUGH will enter the cages with the animals at 4 and 8 o'. clock. The Elephant, Tippo Sullan. with his East India Sad dle, together with the Ponies and Monkeys, will be introduced in lire circle ar 4 ami ej.

r. ivi. Hours of Exhibition from 10 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 9) Admission 50 cents, children under 10 years of age, half price m7 WILL SHORTLY CLOSE. LAST EXHIBITION IN THE UNITED STATES At THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF rij tc. aivi tsarciay street.

1 net wo sublime original Pictures of the Temptation, and Expulsion of ADAM EVE painted by Dubufe, are now exhib iingjor a enori time previous 10 thcu being returned to Eutope. a. I.CUU, Soason tickets 50 cents. N. B.

The Gallery is kept constantly warm. jSOtf YCy See Dr. HORNE'S advertisement, last page ol lliw a 1 istt SPLENDID PENMANSHIP ACQUIRED IN TWELVE 1 T7i AnU JIngular System of Writing Is again introduced to the Families, Citizens and Strangers of New York and Brooklyn; the Academy IS NOW RE OPEN ED for the reception of Pupils, Day and Evening, at the Old Establishment, No. 175 Broadway. To continue for only a limited lime in Y.l Ma.

Bristow, of Lordox, respectf illy announces to tne Public HIS RETURN After an absence of six months, from a very flattering And successful visit to Boston. He has now re commtKcid his Writing Classes in thia City, to continue for only a short season Academy No. 175 Broadway, N. Y. Where persons of eveiy and capacity, (say from 8 to GO years) are expeditiously taught the must correct and admired principles of Commercial Penmanship; adapted to Letters, Bills, Sales, Accounts, Receipts, Engravings, and the Finished Journal Entry: ill short, to every purpose of Public Business and Private Life, In Twelve Easv Lessons, of On 'our each I (that is as long a time as is necessary to acquire a complete and thorough knowledge of writing,) no matter how isDirrRi nr, illegible, deformed, oc cramped, the present writing may be, hy Air.

Bristow, Finishing Writing Master. All ye who would fine Penmen be, Come leamthe aystemof Mr. B. Who in Twelve Lesso.vs dues guai antes To make you Writo most splendidly The prompt and favourable reception which has ever been riv en to Mr. Br istow's System, by the Citizens and Ladies of I Tew York, and the very general aiiccess that has always attendee! his cUoris, induce him to anticipate that his present visit here, will be distinguished aa not less brilliant and successful.

It is, then, with the moat unlimited confidence in nis owa. experience and capacity, that Mr. Bristow pledges himself ta im paii, wilh the jMnltfitrlM of hi PuiMt, ia 12 easy Lessen of one hours each TO LADIES A neat and rapid, a delicate anJ elegant style nf be ing the most fashionable one of the day; they meet daily 11 w.wn, aim I 1 i. il ri ini a uyrciiiiiniiin AND TO GENTLEMEN A style at once bold, expeditious and commercial chart cte risric ol me superior friciom ol this elegant System, and hi ghly efficient tot mercantile pursuits. iCT3 Merchants and others, visiting ilia city, can comple te a course of lessons in 2 or 3 days Mi.

Bristow is to he seen at his Academy, No. 175 Broadway, from 9 A. M. to 1 or from 3 to 8 P. M.

Reference Cornelius W. Lawrence, Mayor cf N. Y. Samuel Swart out Collector of the Port Hon. Campbell P.

Whits Brown Brothers Barclay Si Livingston; and to all the general rmr oiii.nisoi ine cny. j3 FIREMENS' INSURANCE COMPANY 1st March. 1837. .1 A DIVIDEND of Five per Cent, on the Capital Stock of this Company, for the last six months, has this dav been declared, which will be paid to Uie stockholders on and after the 8th lust. m2 lirus NIEL GRAY, Secretary.

WANTED A respectable middle aged woman, to do the cooking of a small family and take the charge ot the lower part of the house. To one well qualified a nleasaa home and good wages will be given none but Enolrsh or Ameri can nctd apply, i ne best, recommendations will be required, Knquire at 654 uroadway. 7 I A ti a yuunj man as salesman in a Hardware store. One who is acquainted with thrhui. ness, and writes a fair hand, will hear of a sildation by adrjress in 11 nme vi iv.

vr. ri irns oracv. CLERKSHIP WANTED. The advertiser uihes to obtain a situation in a Wholes ln Drv Goods or Commission House beius possessed of Ions nractical rxaeinenee he considers himself competent to give satisfaction to ttfi em ployer. Kercrto Wilson U.

Hunt, 464 Pearl, corner of Chatham ntreei m20 A PARTNER WANTED with a capital of not less than one thousand dollars, in aa establishment promises very great advantages to a person well recommendeji and capable of conducting a boarding house and store. Onr wit i r.u l.iartment would be preferred. Inquire at No. 75 Bowery. 1 1 ROOMS T30ARI) AND UNFURNISHED WANTED.

A small family want board, a sittin room unfur nun. an.4 a aUcninr Dlace lor a nihed in a situa'tion north of Chamber street, ehaneed. AAJr. W. S.

box 4fi4 Post Reference r. alStf ED BARK 30 bales first qualitv red PeruTi an Bark ree'd per barque, Pantheon, ncv landine a ad for an 'cw 1 ci CDrnurAi rv sale by Ne. 8 South ft. fula istf JlUction sales? EDWARD H. LUDLOW t67 Sales Koom, No.

11, Broad AH THURSDAY, March 23. At 12 Clock, at thai. li Ic? i pjin iuuiii, ii xaruau street Seventh street The two story brick House and Ij the north a of 7d, st, between ld en he is newand tn'mBmyimrmMZ as) 7 i. he corner of McDougal street and Waverly Pc. House 28i mantels, mahogany doors, caunttr, cellar.

the rear. Bnck stable in 3. 39th and 40th streets 10 lots or pound on 39th and 40u ts, between 3d and 4th Patterson 10 lots of ground on Willis I ork avenue. Patmnn su inn liamson sTeet, near Si acres immediately adioiainatha Plof Sandusky cty, upon which the umber hasTea'pSret l.eC..,' Two etory brick front NWcoronv and Greenwich feet, "ad Ux M.y' 'nd Psession can be Lot S1 tike st, modern built, maible mamels, 26x120. Art a March 25.

1 Si.th a JLH rom. I68'srh aJI nue Th 3 brick house and leas, of lot Na. 40 LtEJ 10 corner 2(h8 40 feet, fina.hedm good style, wuh marble m.nteb. folding doors, S. St.

Maik'a Placo Th oc ivj in "mucrn nuiu nous I DO 0 wurlh mhn V'nnT. Shrf in the bert us ricn mahoeano doors, Intnr. il v. and plated furniture, With att'ica, bmJ art countrr TUESDAY, March 28tb. Delaware County Three tracts mf land in (lot.

York about 130 miles from the city, and the same from Phlladtlnhia. and near the New VnrV d.j siiuaied as follows: lot No. 66 of Ray tract of great lot No. 4 of Hardenburgh Patent, town of Colchester, containing 140 acres also, lot No. 14 of Robinson's tract, great lot No.

6, ofUarden. jurKn parent, containing 58 acres; also, lot No. 6, af division No. great lot No. 35, of Hardenburgh patent, town of Colchester, containing 225 acres.

2. Hatncrsly street Two story brick house and lease of lot for Z9 years, free of ground rent, No. 54 Hammersly street, near Va. rick st. lot 20x100 ft.

xr SATURDAY, ApriM. PtnNo.liin i. 2. Pew No. 143 in Su John's Chutch.

AARON LEVY. sitheTat VY wU' Phonal auefanca wther at private heuaes, or at his store, for the sale Fumi. WEDNESDAY EVENING. At 7 o'clock at the aucuon room. O.d Line Engravings, Cook's Drawings 4 c.

A valuable col. lei Uon of choice old hno engravings, books, drawings, fcc. kc, from the best s'hools. The attem ion of connoisseurs is called to this collection, which contains many scarce and choiee nrodue lions being a pnvate collection of an artist. Can be seen with catalogue on Tuesday.

SATURDAY, April 1st. Choice Original Oil Paintings At 7 o'clock, at the Arcade Baths, Chambers street, a choice and valuable collection of Oil Paintmgs, comprising a number of undoubted originals by the be.t masters. They can be examined from the 16th instant nnlil the aale. Books A collection of rare and valuable old books, part of wf.ich are of the first period of printing, just received from Antwerp, with catalogues, and wdl be offered shortly, of which due notice will bn given. Thev are now open for examination.

Fiuit Trees, Camellias. A Will bf offered for aste in rh course of a few weeks, the most extensive collection of fruil liees, vines, cameilas, dahliaa, roses and other plants, that have eer been offered in this city. Among them will be found 500 Pear tiees, containing all the Flemish varieties. The catalogue has arrived bv the Pola.i.l. and lh cxpeciea Dy rne nm L.onaon and Liverpool packets.

Purchasers are earnestly solicited not to obtain I their suppliea ueiorn rrre aoove are ottered tor aa e. Due notice will be niven of the dav of salx aiui ohm can be obtained. The gent'eman who selected the ahnv kn this city lor fifteen years past for the fine treea he has sent here for sale. BY COOLEY HANGS. Store 196 Broadway.

SAMUEL MAVERICK, Auctioneer. NOTICE. ICy The undersigned havinv taken Mr. I.rmn.l Rnim im partnership, the business will be conducted hereafter under the lirm of Coolev Bangs. J.

E. COOLEY, marcn tea. ON TUESDAY EVENING. Miscellaneous Books At half oast o'clock A vrneral as. sortment of valuable miscellaneous Books, comprising a variety of Theological, Medical, Historical, Classical and School Books anionj them are Lucas' large Atlas, coloured and plain; Robertson a England; History of Ireland; Rollin's Ancient History; Bv nwi ivoru.

Humphry Clinker; Harry Moore's Goldrmirh and Scolt a complete works; Thornton's Botany, Haviland's Builders Assistant: Robertson's works; Johnson's and Walker's Dictionary; Curiosities of Literature; Chapone'a works; Coopt rs Novels; Cutvier's Animal Kingdom; Watt's Psalms and Hymns; School o.iie 1 ucfc.ei uo; Lnamona ciiassics; llssians Poems; Irving's works; Webstei's Spelling's; Cabinet Cyckrpedia; Elton's Composers, diamond; Toys; Rodwell'a England; Ryan's A Igeqra; 300 vols, npor nA MUiL. KTnr clriil 1 riiiit 1. i ru, imi number of Classical works: Blank Books: fooUcao. letter Paner. 1 Particulars in catalosues on day of sale.

MONDAY, March 27. Twenty fifth New York Trade Sale. The first Catalogue for this sale is now published, and the trade and those interested who have not already received copies, ate invited to call at the stoie. In addition to unusually large invoices of Bnoks and Stationery from the leading houses, il embraces the following Stereotype Plates, to be sold on Fiiday.the Slst inst. at 4 o'clock, P.

M. Via: Stereotype plates for l8mo Bible; LVfyraell's Curiosities of literature: Combo on the Constitution of Man; Foster's Essays; M'Nish's Philosophy of Sleet Anatomy of Drur.keness; Madame deStacI on the influence of Literature on Society, tic; Mason on Self Knowledge; Military Memoirs of the Duke of Wellington; British Statesman; Brook's Universal Gazetteer; Watts Psalm and Hymns; Fiik's Adams Latin Grammar; diamond Common Prayer; octavo Biblo.containmg concordance and David's Psalms; 12mo Bible and David's Psalm; 32mo de wuh do do and 4 ste4 plates; I2mo School Testament; New England Primer; quarto Bible containing Old and New Testament; Apoctypha, Coocoid. ence; Wilbur's Tables, key sheet, Ate. A second catalogue will be uausd on the morning of the first day of sale. Those wlro wish invoices inserted, are requested la hard them in at least five days previously.

CHAS. VICAT. Auctioneer. Orrice 27 Ccdab stbeet. ICJ Dry Goods bought and sold on commission.

FURNITURE SALES. Id Outdoor sales of Furniture. will be nersonallv au tended, and solicited. References to Messrs. Jno.

Haggerty 61 Sons, Messrs. Crura. by Draper. mil tw BY JOSEPH SAMPSON 8t CO. Stobk No.

183 Pkabl stbkst. FOSTER'S WRITING ESTABLISHMENT. 1S3 Broadway, over the Druggist Store.) THE object of this Institution is to improve the imperfect hand writing of adults, and to qualify rounr mea for the Counting House, in a tuperiour and expeditions mannrr. Penmanship and Double Entry. Book keeping, are taught on an improved plan, by which a competent knowledge of these branchea may be ar lamed in one third of the time usually devoted to thai purpose.

Hours ot instruction at me convenience or the pupil. Eve ning Classes 7 to 9. Ladies' Select Classes from 11 to 12, A. M. a Pnspectvet may be had by applying at the Rooms, 193 Broadway.

rom the Iloston bvening Uaxetle. Mercartilc Booxibxpiho. The manner in which this rrt is frefiuent ly taught, conveys a viry imperfect idea of the practice of merchants. The treat difference between theory and nraciie between the study of an art and its application to practical use. is too well known to need remark and we think Mr.

Foster's plan uy connecting rymemnan noaivieeptng awn ae'utu rraitsoetioas possesses advantages worthy the consideration of all who wish to acquire the forms nd mod of business in a thorough and ettseta al manner. His long experience in the counting houses, and skill as a penman, are circumstances which qualify Mr. Foster ia a peculiar manner for the duties of his profession. From the Evening Journal. The system generally adopted is such, that when the scholar ar rives at manhood he aull retains the echooLboy AaaW ci ampad, stiff and inelegant in that practiced hy Mr.

Foster, the reverse is the case. There ia a freedom and elegance, which at ence qua fy the learner for any situation in which writing ia essential Kxserience has abundantly proved, that a Iree and quick handwriting can be acquired by this process in a very few lessons an advantage which the old system does not offer at the end of two year application. From the Boston Republican. We are personally acquainted with Mr. Foster, and take great pleasure in recommending his establishment to the notice of onr fcllow citizens.

We have examined his system in detail, have observed his mode of instruction in full operation, and are fully impressed with the practicability and utility ofhis plan. It facilitates heyond ult other method the attainment of a free, elegant, and rapid business hand. From the Moral Reformer. Mr. Foster is unquestionably the fit st writinf master in this city if not in this conntry and so far as much olrservstron, and aa acquaintance with him and his system authorize us lospeak, utterly free froaa humbug and quackery.

From the Aloany Argus. Mr. Foster's system produces a remarkably naat, flowmg and uniform hand, and in a period xhorl, as to bear no proportioa to the years ot labour and application undrr the old methods. From the Boston Advertiser. The experience and capacity of Mr.

Foster, as an instructor the art of writing, are very geaerall? favourably known and his testimonials are of a character which arc calculated to inspire much confidence in both. His system appears to have been highly approved by competent judges fc urope, as well as in this coun rOB SALE AS ABOVE. Foster's Trealise on Bookkeeping elucidating Ike prinei vies ondproctUe of Double Entry, nnd the modern methods of urrmging Merchants' Accounts, I vol. Sv. This work exhibits a comprehensive illustration ff the art as it is practiced in well legulated counting houses.

The author, who practical accountant, has displayed an extensive knowledge of his subject, aqd has produced a work which is of infinite value to those who have yet to obtain a knowledge of Double Entry. In pointing out the various methods bv which bocJisandacntsmayberasidtilrnIvtiiiaitrf tJie author hlM given additional value to lus publication, and rendered an essea unl service to the mercantile community." MeretntiU Adv. T.he uthor teacher of unquestionable ability. The rules and duecuons for the learner are full and explicit, and the exercises have a greater relation to rmlUiinm ttaiwactions than is usual with elcoientary books." 'aid, VZf" Rooms, 163 Bboabwat. 1 istf TO ENGINEERS A premium of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be given for the most approved plan of a horizontal low pressure Steam Engine.with aecompaaving draw, ins, specifications and estimites and Fifty Dollars for "he second best.

For further particulars apply in per bvl't'er A. P. rrfA. wielw.