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oumI of Coanwre furnish tit fbOanriag aW which nru as Um trouble of tasking oh. receipt iato tb treasury during the yw 1831, bUJ to 91,124,047 VI payments, uz; of payments above receipt, 3 salance treasury, 1st Jan. nit. 1.34S 65. From taste Is, (bcei.se fees) the receipts daring the year were from rents, including docks and snips, 100,018 tage licenses, 386 tavern and excise licenses.

vendue sa.es, manure, iiwv; utaticn ol alien passengers, xu, 1X1 arrears of prior to 1S30, 3,535 taxes of 1830, 68 paviur count ot Alms house, Bridewell uulenu trv. re 9i cleaning streets, 1 JO: uit. 33,411 55: elections, 3,378 84 epartmrui, i 1 1 87; public schools, 38,755 96; 15,640 Al public teservoir, 40,274 46 roads. I Sd public clock, 6,110 44; streets, 229,937 30,514 46 watch, 8.y95 94 board of ta, 7,085 06. Of this last amount, 4.590 was for dogs.

Lnder tbe he au oi county contiegencks 30 tor refreshment for the Common Council committees, and olher expenses at the City coach hire, 765 37 celebrating 15th Novem iiO, 191 68 do do. 1S31, 93 t)l Konrth July am' reiresnroenu si ugrcrwv i Tints and 16 75 for Bos'on city guards. 233 loneral rues of James Monroe, 1,179 Hi annalyzing Man kn water, a. 1 be amount paid for extra police on the of 3lst December, 1830, was 943 33. subscription to ten daily newspapers, including rtising, 875.

le city debt has hern reduced, during the year, 12 6 and is now 741,913 04, viz. ive per et. stock of 1820, 200,000 ive per ct. stock of 1829, 300,000 500,000 00 Bonds to Bank for Savings, 300,000 JMecbanks' flank, 183,000 James Btackwell, 15,800 498,000 00 998,000 00 he 5 per ct. stock of '20, the niniissioners of the Sinking nod hold 81.600 bare at theircretlit in the Trea ty, a balance of 174,686 96 856,086 96 Nett total, 741,913 04 STATE LEGISLATURE.

In Senate, Monday. Ft 6. 13, 1832. retorts Ac. Br.

Alien, in favor of the bank at Brooklyn and in isvor ot extending ine charter ot too Lansinc Bank. Br. Sherman mored the following esoivra, mai me dim reguiatiug the measuring of ii in tt.e city of New 1 ork, be refrrred to the At General, (or his opinion on the fulkiwing points: he I her the power given to the corporation of the ol New Vnrk, by the charter ol thesaidcitv.to an il and recuiate the measurers ol grain, is or is nut an usive power ana whether such cbarter is not saved confirmed hy the constitution of the state. Is it competent for the legislature to exercise a n. reut power, or an exclusive power, so tar as to h.bit the corporation I rum regulating the co'duct nt ol measurers ot grain.

Ii the iniiuie ot tbe siaie ol New York stand in same relHtiou to the city of New York, as the King rest Britain did prior to the revolution, what Ou il interpretation ot that clause in the charter of said wh.cri says, that the of New York 11 h.ild. exercise and enioy, all their pouters and vileje without any hindrance or moleMaaon. IXtfr rae remarks hy Messrs. Tvllmadge, Weateott. I Ivan, and Siu rran, tho latter varied his motion as make the rel.

rence to the committee on the judiciary ien the resolution wan agreed to. Mr. Ma nard gave notice ot, and on leave introduced to ritii.ee and regulate interest which was twice and ordered to be rnuled. It fixes the rate of uv eal at six per cent, where no contract bad been made, doe not a licet hank. ASSEMBLY Monday, Feb.

13. Petitions read and referred To repeal the law erea inxjiector tienoral lAirm stic Spirits in the city New York against I aviiiir Chaplins or the Leifiala Ire; for the incorporation ft the Mechanics" Institute New lork a Hank at Lockpoii; lor a Bank at t.nirntee to rvgulate the business of Apothecaries; iirporot the ai.gertn Manilla luring Company is J. Cruwell. of New York, to change hia ne to I'rowen. Cf ports of Committees By Mr.

Sejmonr. a bill to etv the charter of the North American Cual Com Hy Mr. bill to incorporate the Schoharia ii oi rgorait roau company. Hy Bishop, a bill to incorporate the New York in Bank. My Mr.

Ottrander, a bill to alter lbs or the city Nt Vork. Il'ponthe ij.n stioD of acreeicg with the committee of le whole, in their report in laror of the New York ather Manutai turer's Bank, Mr. R. B. Miller of Kt ti an aiseauaieni loe proieciion oi tne stocx.

i ii Ai opj ota uy tessrs. Arnold and Uammono, lO t. Mr. called for the consideration of the Reso mo ottered by bun on Saturday, disagreeing witn ta nk Committee in their Beport aeawst the petition a bank at Itbaca. which wad adopted.

Mr. K. K. Mil.er ottered a resotaboa disagreeing th the Bank Conunitiee in their report against the tor a bank at Utica. and directine the Corn tee to report a bill, which was adopted.

lluii.ton oAered a similar resolution in taror oi :iai.k at Uelhi, which was adopted. un ui foig, leave was gT anted to bring a bill fur a bark in Lewis conatv. Mr. Arnold eave notic of a bilf to comneoaata Jn in 'he city of New York. Air.

arun, pursuant to nrtice, brought a hill gulatin; the Inspection of r'loarin the ettr of New ork. Mr. Doig, pursuant to notice, broogbt in a bill to irorporaie me iewis county riank. I lulls read a third time and passed. I To incorporate the Seneca Ccumy Bank.

This bill aMcau a nor i ii.ueaua laid an tue table. The Hoiio in cnimutee of the wbole, Mr. Nicholas the chair, psvsi ttie bill to incorporate the Westchea t'o intT 1Jik. Mr. H.

1 ured an amendment to the eivhtS fcection if the Commissioners not ta IrcceiveC'fcrlit. of Deposit apou subscriptions lor ft. Mr. Miller aid it would require the hichast kind of irs al evidence to sausly him that the anuses agaiast which he hod desired to nrotect this bill, had red in this state. Mr Whitney hoped the friends of the bill would ae ept the amendment.

He had known the stock of ask i.j be swept away by Certificate of Deposits for enormous amount, where, in all humaa nrobabilitv. tol a doliar was deposit, d. Xr Bishop admitted that in the case referred to tha ransuction Has disgraceful to the DartiHS cuncernd i but was opposed, for that cause, to resorting to an uorudi restriction. Mr. i ran pi suptxrted the amendment, ami it was dopud.

MOST ATROCIOUS MURDER. The late Upper Canada papers contain an account the murder of a mother and six children, and the strongest suspicion ol this act rests upon Henry Sovereign, the tathf of the family. The following particn ars are from the pen of the Rev. Mr. Ejeron A general horror has been excited in the minds olih of tbeTLondon Disinet.

iK rtn.iiu. of one of the most atrocious and unnatural cnm everstauied the history of man it is the murder of a roomer, una six, not seven children I will briefly state the artirulars of this dark and bloody transaction, as detailed to me by the deeply afflicted Father and Brother mi the murdered Woman, and also by ou ol the Corouer's jury that investigates! it The principal evidence, i am informal bor, who lived between a quarter and a half a mila (rem the place where the murder stated that on Mondjy raornini. the 2 1st instant, soma time before day, Henry Sovt reign, the father of the uuruereu lara.iy. came to bouse, slightly wounded the breast and lelt rm. thai deters at his (Sovereicn's1! house and ih or expected tbey wouid kill his wile and lamily.

Tbe neignbur. in company with Sovereign, came with all possible haste to the place. The first objnet that attracted his notice on his arrival, was a little infant oui iiim or lour months old, buriung on the fircona 1U legs was burnt off nearlv to th It ih, 1. part of its head was consumed, and its bidv wns miwh. burnt.

Near the hearth lav another child a moo nsenil)ility. Tins I believe it not yet dead.altbotig is not expecu to suivive. By the side of the duor was aiRither, in a sitting or aiuaiting posture, having been struck on the head with a bludgeon or some large instrument, which occasioned eatb. A fourth was found out ol d.a ik. truer of the house.

lifeless, and hloedm ground. About a rod a from the house, in a path which led to an old hovel, was seen a fifth in the u.ns state. Nearly a rod laxther in the same path was found a young wman, about 17 years of age, a corpse, la the yard in trout of the hovel, lay the mother and a little boy close together, weltering in their blood. Close by the mother was observed the blade of a knife all bloody. It was found on examination, that she had received a blow oa the back of her neck, which fractured her skull and dislocated her neck bow, and had also been stat.ted in the pit ol the stomach, so as to pierce the vitals, and divide one of the lam arteries, which bled most Drofuseir.

The knife fc.Ud was immediately challenged as Sovereign's, and the unfortunate woman's brother declared that be had frequently seen it at his (Sovereign's) boase. Search being made, the handle of the knife was found about two rods from the place where the blade lay. and it was said that sovereign had been seen a few days before putting a rivet in the sell same handle. Sovereign, however, denied having any knowledge of the kmle, and said he hud his knitein his pocket. He produced it at the request ol those present, and it was aUo bloody.

The above, together with the facta of Sovereign har ing brutalized himself bv intamnemnr and mdefcdt his family very unhappy, and at different tunes threatened their lives, and otherwise abused them, baa created a very general suspicion that he perpetrated the inhuman crime. Tbis sosMoon strengthened by the facts, that none we known to entertain any hosMlev teeling towards Sovereign' family no persona were discovered or suspected Sovereign's story that two men attacked his horse a little bef ore day aod tba manner ol hia escapiiur from them. aDMared to be quit I improbsbie that the bludgeon (which is a club or man aooui two leet long, aucb as is used in nvingshin gles) was found cuocm1jk1 Immmii ths mw auui am 1 1 her bed. and the mangled bodies ot the unfortunate nuniiy nad toe appearance of being dead soma lime est the arrival of the neighbour who first witnessed the dreadful scene. Sovereign wis apprehended and aent to jail oa ataV pictoo.

The Health Report gives 110 ss the number of dealhe durin. toe oast week ef toese. 10 were by c.n.umpitou. 11 OOtWulsiuns, 35 fr vers, 5 uiiluecni, and 3 locked CCBREXCJES OF THE DAY, Ac chiWren advertised by Dillen, in Greenwich TiBsiw be 100 ik1 They were sent out to beg, almost in a state of nudity, on Friday night, toose of Alderman Peters, ho gavs them some jfKtual, and went to the hoose of their parents to joto their condition. He found them in a state of be''? intoxication.

The children, a girl and boy, gp to the garret, fearing to venture into the pre jjgj, of their parents, and the next day tbey went out go their vocation. The girl was detained by a it Bleecker street, in compassion for her condition. pUiot against the parents has been lodged by Al peters with the Police, who will doubtless take ggmes to send the children to the Alms House. TnJofthe Rex. Dr.

Philips The trial of the per cbsrged wi'h a conspiracy to obtain money from Jzlir. Vf Phillips, of which we took a brif notice was submitted to the Jury on a charge from JL aecorder. nt hn If past one o'clock yesterday mnm As ibe Jary had not agreed upon a verdict at half the Court adjourned to meet again at 1 1 o'clock, ft'ati 'h hour they came in and informed the Court were prepared to give a verdict in the case of J.r..ulann rJsne Ritpnanl 1 hut that iKav Kat Al liW htwuw.m" Huu not (freed with respect to the other prospect ot their coming to any decision. The iterlinedho receive a separate verdict, and they sent back to the jury room with directions that PCI i i alreshmenis should oe proviueu lor inem. At two thick they again came in, and stated to the Court that amp was no expectation of their agreeing, when they I U'.

ll.Janl.n.1 ih.f I etc dtscoar. um wcu jned Thursday to morrow.) ISctecua. adoui three weeks ago, a autered the Police Office, and offered to make aeimortaat disclosures against a gang of coun .1 A Igrfciiers. as ne prcicnueu, pniviueu mat ois imorma Bight not be considered as implicating himself. Anirsuees having been given by Justice Lownds that would be taken, he made an affidavit in vaicli be stated that be bonght a counterfeit three dol Jar Ml, which be produced, from a young roan named Hil'awa Miaman, wuu streps a oat store in Chatham 1 1 i i jut.

ouaraaii iiasing always oorue a tairenar tbe intormant being a notorious villain, no n.tfirs was taken of his complaint. About a week ifterwards another person came to the trice with a juonierf.nl bill, and made oath that Silkman had paas Uto mm. uo in is complaint process was issued tjiloun was arrested, and held to bail to answer to tlK charge at the present term of the General Sessions, silknan solemnly asserted Jia innocence, declaring list he not only bad never had any transactions with la seeusers, dux max ne naa never seen them. A tew afterwards a communication was made to the offi mi that a quant ty of counterfeit money was conceal tier the premises of Silkman, and that he waa in the pmunt habit of passing it. This communication fa by unheeded hut in a day or two a man by Br name oi jarues naiey caueu upon one ot tne iSren, and stated the same thing.

Judge Lownds te rm to irm.se that all was not runt, and therefore rfd a ra in to be arrested, ho be suspected had a botrledge of the trantaclions. Upon ir.e examination sfais individual, it caiae out that a cane of desperadoes ssi contrived a scheme to have Silkman convicted and ntto the State Prison: and th the counterfeit mo trr found had been placed in the premises of Silkman. braneof his own party, in order to make his doom arttsin. The euly motive which prompted the gang tne commission ol this malicious act. whs revenge S.

had aided the civil authorities a few weexs ago taths apprehenoina of a counterfeiter in the county ol Ifntchester, ant1 was then told he would have cause Me long to repent of what he hid done. Thre re foor io the gang, two of whom. James Wha'ey and Silts W. Deane. are now in prison to be tried lor the offence.

Journal of Commerce. Tiemendou Expiation. The disastrous effects of fin powder was very forcibly exhibited on Thursday sveoing last, at the store of Mr. Harvey Requa, in the town of Greenbttrgh, in this County. About 7 o'clock, tne owner having left the store lor a few minutes; the Sre from the stove by some means communicated to a cult of powder, which exploded with a tremendous Doee.

demolishing the store and scattering its contents tod fragments in every direction. Providentially, no pertnn was in or near the building at the moment of the sHidrnt a ahead adjoining containing hay caught fire but was soon extinguished. The pocket book ef Mr. Requa containing several hundre I dollars in bills, was found in tbe field a considerable distance from the scene of destruction. The concussion produced by this explo ion was felt for miles round, awd excited a good dea I of astonishment among tne inhabitants.

netlchener Benld. Tbe United States sloop Lexington, sailed from Bne bos Ayres on tbe 11th Dec. for the Falkland Inlands, nppused to protect the American vessel sealing on those Islsnds. and to relieve some men 1 Am ricaus, who wsre landed from the schr Harvest, which was cap'ur hy the Governor of the Falkland Islands and earned to Buenos Ayres, where she remains nndar seizure We understand the ashes of Lehigh or Schuylkill coal aniaers a better purpose than any other material ht re tisore discovered for cleaning brass. A correspondent of the Detroit Courier thinks him self possessed of evidence sufficient to seuje, conclusively, the disputed question, whether not Colonel Johnson killed Tecv mseh.

He saya Tna following is a part of the statement given by Mr JitiMS avnagza, a respectable citizen, residing at the Kiveraux Raisin, in tbe count of Monroe; whoia well huso ia his own neighborhood aa I to many of tbe old iili.kinnt. nf tit TMitnrv I hn ctiMii en anl issloua Darucinator in much ol the late war. oarticnlar lf so in tbe battle oi tbe Thames, where he bravely night, lie personally knew Tecumseh and Col Johnson. His statement is as follows "Grffith and myself were recommended to Colonel liebard M. Johnson, by some of the officsrs, as auitad hie persons for spies.

In that capacity, we both joined Lotonet Johnson regiment ot mounted men. and tnircn with it from Fort Meigs to Detroit. From thence the regiment proceeded with the Army under General Harrison to the river Thames, in Upper Canada there Bet the enemy a battle was fought the whole British Array taken prisoners, and the Indians defeated with great slaughter. When the heat sf the battle was over a number proceeded to gather the killed and wounded, when il wa announced thai Colonel Johnson was killed, and hy some that be was mortally wounded. Griffith and mysel! hastened to the spot, where we found several already collected round Colonel Johnson, who lay badly wounded, and a white horse that be rode, which was shot, lying dead by his side.

Tecumseh. an Indian Chief, whom 1 personally knew, lay dead about sixteen or tw enty feet from Colonel Johnson, no other Indian but himself being found near that spst. Two British oildiera lay dead a little distance off. From tbe posiuon tn which Tecumseh and Colonel Johnson lay. one wounded and the ether killed, it was tbe fixed impression of who repaired to the spot, that Tecumseh waa killed by Colonel Johnson, a fact that I Bfver could doubt." About twelve last night, a gentleman pas.ii through Second street below Market, found three or four watch awn looking up at a second story indow, here a lady was canine; out for help, believing that there was a thief in tbe bouse.

As she was alraid to come dow and open the door, he took the liberty of entering at the window, got a light, and weot down stairs, lie heard a great noise in the kitchen, but before he could get there, teil, and was lelt in the dark. He got anotner light, and let in some of the watchmen, while the others kept a look out. In the kitchen, after a diligent search, tbey found a rat with his tail in a teel trap, with winch he had been capering among the dishes. Pkilad. Chron.

Beware of counterfeit five dollar notes on the Bank of the United States in this city. Several have lately been Dcssed they are made payable to Thot C. Spots woocf, letter dated May 4th, 18,29 signed X. Biddie, President, W. M'llvaine, Caabier.

The engravings and signatures are well executed but the filling up is badly done, so much so. that they can be detected on a careful in pection BickneW ReporUr. Distressing Fire. On the night of the 9th inst the dwelling house of Mr. James Lewis, of Suffield, took fire, which had made such progress before discovered, that its inmates, eighteen ia number, had not lime even to save their clothes; they were compelled to travel aboQt a qiiarterof a mile, to their neighbors, in their night eloihes, and barefoot, with one exception, dunng which tune the moat of them had their fret badly iro n.

The following circumstance, which probably was the means of saving many of the inmates from destruction, is worthy of notice. The family hid retired to bed and were in a sound sleep, hen the dog, either to xuxe known the dancer, or to be relieved from suffu fjooo by smoke, jumped against the bed room door of r. Lewis, and bowled so as to awaken the tamiiy, just tune for them in maka (heir eecane. Hartf. Times.

Ttie Csnandaigua papers give an account of a sin folar instance of self destruction, which occurred in that village on the 6th int. Samuel W. Journey, a ad about 12 years of age, was discovered hanging by a "ps suspended from the ceiling, by a person who was the time busilv emoloved in he same room. He had hsa amusing himself with the rope, and, while at play, Wnisrked that he intended to hens himself. The person who waa present paid no attention to "As remarks, un some minutet alterwards, when, happening to iok round, she obwrved the boy lying wilb his neck across he rope but a few inches irom the floor, a perfect eorpse.

An inquest was held by Robert Koyce. Esq. erdiet, accidtntaf, excited 5v ardent spirits. Theatrical M. Hacket is excitiiig the risible nerves the Sooth Carolinians, al Charleston, by hi aumt file personation of Yankee Characters.

Mr. Forrest a Plavinsr with unexampled aucceaa at Wanhineton. Are. The Presbyterian Church, in Nashville, Tenn. "a consumed By lire on Sunday night, the uit was not known how tbe fire oruriuated In five year there has been but one house of value consumed hy fiie in Charleston, which of itself forma waven thineei.tls of the hole value of buildings des in that time.

So that setting aside the single we should have the remarkable tact ol a city com Pwel of 35,000 inhabitants, including sustain damage from conflagration in five years "iTTCBCRa. Feb. 10. We ere this moment immors by one of the highest floods ever known in this place. ef the water now exceeds the great flood of oy aooul two leet.

For the last foor hours, the water has risen but little, oo we therefore hope tbe flood has nearly reached its Mxiniom height. apprehensions are entertained for the safety of aqueauct. Ine lower part of it has been immersed noon, and is now several feet under water. Im mas ot floating lumber has lodged against it, and "Jw pressing it wilh great force but thus tar all is Tbe lower pans of Penn and Liberty stieets are ded and tbe water in three leet deep on the pave the Exchange. The water extends up Wool to street.

Several dwelling have been swept off rtC ix. grounds in Allegheny, and some lew Irom i Pittsburgh ide of tha river. We do not hear that uvea are lost. frs Jaa' 30 The following extract FlL. received in this city, by tbe American B7n'i ha been communicated to us for publication.

1S PoxT AC Paincx, Jan. II. tw "yomercial treaty has just been oclnded be 1 od the U. Siatcc tovernineot. Comiao to ot ol dore ZUh'ot.

eommariflinV the friWate. was entrusted with I the management of ilu neneitinna. Hia ahio. togeth er with two corvettes, remained at anchor for mtre than a roe nth us the harbor. His star here waa ceieoraveu by all the authorities of the city be in hia turn, enter tained them on board of bis noble chip.

On the 1st January, the anniversary of ourindepenpence, he hoiat 1 ed the Haytian flar. with a round of 17 guns. He waa I also present in uniform, at the usual eercxnonie of the I SdT At a meeting of the Democratic Republican General Commitiee. held al Tammany Hall on Thursday evening, 2d February. 1832, It was, on motion.

Resolved, That this Committee recommend to the Democratic Republican Electors of the city and county oi New York, friendly to regular nominations, to meet in their respective wards, on Thursday evening, the 16tb ot February, at7 o'clock, choose three persons from each ward, to meet at Tammany Hall on the first Monday in March, at 7 o'clock. P. M. to make choice of eleven delegates to represent this city and county in the Convention to be held at the capitol at Albany, on the 1st day of March, al 12 o'clock, to nominate Candida' ea to repre sent this State in the proposed Convention at Balti more, to nominate a candidate for the Vie Preaid PIVT I the nited States. drawn a pane of grind joron, tad a panel of petit ik.esoiteu, oai me ara meetings be held at tbe I tbis metropelis was a senator ot this district at ditter following places, vix I ent periods, and as such, was several tiroes elected as a 1st nrd At iur.

Do ran a Rank TTonse. rnr 1 net William dr. Pine SU. I 2d Ward At Sioneall's Sba' speare Hotel, corner Fulton Nassau sis. I ard At Washington Lunch.

199 Washington street. I llu if aru At Harmnnv Hall purnsr vi illism and I Uuane sts. 1 5th Ward At Rilev'a Hotel, corner Pmvost and I Chapel. I 6th Ward At McDermott's Long Room, corner of I Duane Cross sis. I 7th Ward At Buchanan's.

159 Madison st. I oin ward At fee well madison House, breen wich at. 9th Ward At Military Hall, corner Sixth Avenue Barrow, st. 10th Ward At Military Hall, corner Grand Lud low sts. lllh Ward At R.

Hawkins', corner Allen and North st. 12th Ward At Vallier. five mile stone. 13ih Ward At Irwin's School Room, 370 Grand street. 14th Ward At Patterson's, cor.

Bowery Broome streets. Ke.olved, That the foreeoine nroccedinea be siened oy the Chairman and secretary and published. HULMbS, Chairman pre lero. WILLIAM S. COE, Secretary.

New York, 9th February, 1832. SECOND WARD. 3r The Democratic Republican Elector of the Second Ward, friendly to the present General and State Administration, and to regular nominations, are requested to meet rl Sioneall's Shakapeare Hotel, corner of Nas au and Fuilon street, on Thursday evening. the 16th inrt agreeable to the call of tbe General Republican Commute, to appoint three delegates to represent this ward in the Convention to be held at Tammany Hall, on the lir Monday in Match CHARLES W. TIMPSO.N, Chairman.

J. W. Bedient. ecretarv. FOURTH WARD.

ltThe Democratic Republican Electors of the! Fourth Ward, friendly to regular norn nations, are re quested to meet al P. JUiInes Harmony Hall, corner I of William and Duane streets, on Thursday evening the 16th inst. in pursuance ot the call ot the Democratic Republican General Committee, to choose three per 1 sons to represent this ward at the meeting to be held at I lammany Hall on tbe hrst ot March next, to I make choice of eleven delegates to represent this city and counlv in the Convention to be held at the Capitol in the city of Albany, on Wednesday the Zlalday oil Match next, at 12 'clock. M. to select candidate furl the proposed Convention in Baltimore, for the noraina 1 tion of a Vice President ot the United Mates lor tae nevt term.

By order of the Ward Committee, R. W. MARTIN. Chairman. The Ward Committee are requested to meet at the tame place on edoesday evening, at ciocs.

1 he following persons compose the Ward Committee, viz. K. w. Martin. Kirnard t.rant.

m. iUcuonaiu, Genree C. Morgan. Daniel Dieterich, Robert Lewis, Elijah Nichols, Jonas Humbert. Jacob Abrahams, Ben iamin Cooper, Samuel N.

Dodge, Willi ra Benjamin. Charles G. Ferris, Joseph O'Connor, Benjamin Jessup, Cornelius Agnew. tela FIFTH WARD NOTICE, dp In pursuance to the recommendation of the Democrat ic Republican General Committee, the elec tors ol the ard friendly to 1he Uaited Slates auJ tbe Slate administrations, ara requested to meet at Riley's Hotel, corner of Provoost and Chapel streets, on Thurcdnv eveniae. the ltith of February, at 7 o' clock, to choose three Delegates to meet aiTainmacy Hall, on Monday, oth ot March next, at 7 o'clock, r.

M. to select eleven Delecates to represent this city and counlv in the Convention to be held at the capital in the city of Albany, on Wednesday. 21st day of March next, at 12 o'clock, at noon, to appoint Candidates for the proposed Convention in Baltimore tor thenomination ofa'Y ice President of the United Stales tor tne next term. By order of the Ward Committee. JOHN WEBB, Chairman.

Asthojiy W. Bleeckeb, Secretary. felo 2t SIXTH WARD. Democratic Republican Electors tbe 6th Ward, friendly to regular nominations and to the general and state Administrations, are requested to mesial Jli Oerraotl Lonz Room. No.

41 Uuane st. on inurs day evenine. the 16th inst. at 7 o'clock, pursuant to the recommendation ef the Republican General Com mittee, to aoDoint three deleeates to represent this ward in the convention to i held at i ammany nan on me IstMoncavinMarch.at 7o'clock, M.to make choice of eleven delegates to represent this city and county lu the Conv ntion to be held at the Capitol in tne city ot Aibanv on Wednesday, the 21st dav ot March tiexl, at 12 o'clock. to select candidates for the proposed con vention in Baltimore, for tbe nomination of a Vice Pres ident of the United Stares, tor the next term.

ANDREW SI 1 CHER, Chairman. Jorot F. Mitchell. I Archibald aclat. Screlne" B.

The Ward Committee will meet at 6 o'clock fl5.it SEVENTH WARD. In ursuauce of a recommendation of the Gene ral Committee, the Democratic Republican Electors of tbe Seventh Ward, friendly to regular nominations, are requested to meet at the houe ol M. Buchanan, No. 15 Madii on street, on Thursday evening, the 16th inst. at 7 o'clock, to choose three persons to represent th.s ward in tbe meeting to be ne.d at 1 ammany Hail, on the first Monday in March, at 7 o'clock, P.

M. to raike choice of eleven deleeates. to reDresent this city and coumy in the Convention to be held at the Capitol in ibe city of Aloany, oa Wednesday, the 4lh day of March next, al 12 o'clock, A. M. to select candidates for the purposed Convention in Baltimore, for tbe nom ination ot a Vice rcsident ot tne unuea oiaies tor me next term.

By order of the Ward Committee. MORRIS OAKLEi Chairman. JOHN J. CISCO, Secretary fel5 2t NINTH WAKD. DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEE.

frr The Democratic ReDublican Electors of this Ward are respectfully requested to assemble at the Long Room. Militarv Hall, corner ot feixtb Avenue and nar row stre et. on Thursday evening next, tbe 16th of Feb nsl at 7 o'clock, pursuant to the call of the Democratic Republican General Committee, tor the purpose oi selecting three delegates to represent this ward at Tammany Hall, to choose eleven delegates to represent this city in the Convention to be held at the Capitol in Albany, on the 21slday of March next, to select candi dates to represent the Slate of New York in the Balti more Convention, to nominates vice resident tor tne United States. By order ol the Wsrd Commute. JACOB BRUSH, Secretary Gilbert B.

Hall, Secretaries. James Laoo, felSSt NINTH WARD. ftThe Democratic Republican Electors of the 9th Ward, friendly to the General and Stale Administra tions, aud to regular nominations, are requested to meet at Military Hall, corner of Sixth avenue and Barrow street, agreeably to the call ol the General le mihliran Committee, on Thursday evening next, at o'clock P. M. to appoint three delegates lo represent this ward in the Convention to be held at Tammany Hall on the first Monday in March NATHANIEL JARVIS, Ch'n.

Pet Secretaries. fI5 Walter Moxtok, noil TENTH WARD. ft Tn miianre of the call of the General Commit tee the democratic renublican electors of the Tenth Ward, friendlv to regular nominations, are requesieu io Mall corner Grand fc Lidlowsta. oq Thursday evening, the 16th inst. at 7 o'clock, for ibe purpose of appointing three persons to meet at Tammany Hall, on the first Monday in March, at 7 o'clock P.M.

to make Choice oi eleven utic6M "r'" sent this city and county in Convention, to be neld at the Capitol at Albany, on the 21st March next, to tn nnnsint this state tbe pro nosed Csnveution at Baltimore, for the nomination of a Vice President of the United Stales. By order of the ard Couimiitee, GEORGE R1CARD. Chsirroan Tl ATI V. PITROY. Sec'v.

feH WARD. JrtrThst Democratic Republican Elector of the I4th i ii. nnmmflliriTiri are reouctei to attend the Bowery House on Thursday evening Ibe l6tb inUat 7 o'clock, agreeaoiy io a rec omraendaiion of tbe Republican General Committee. lor the purpose or choosing tnree persons i iet u.T Ta manv Hall, on the 1st Monday in i M. to make choice of eleven delegates to represent this city and county in the Con vention to oe neia ax ms v.y""' 1 i i.

March next, to select candi Oil TTJIK 4J waa ss dates for tbe proposed Co nvention in Baltimore, for the in.iin ol a Vice President of the United Stales, for the next term. i ik. XX7evH ENOCH C. CHAPMAN. Chairman.

PaTEa Cootant, Secretary. At a meeting of the Board oi Directors of the Butcher, and Drover. Bank, last evening, Benjamin M. Brown Esq. was tmanimously elected: President, in i.

NVholaslRsb. Esq. who resigned in.cne in Kiti. eia Sew York City and Count Clerk's Oct, Ilia fshruarv. 1832.

Notice is hereby given, that on Serorday. the 18th day of February instant, at 10 o'clock, A. I sbl ent on the at 39 16 and 5 60 and 2. 1. 1, Lot Do 1st 32 jurors, tor a court ot general ansaion of the peace lor the eitr and count of New York; also, a panel of grand jurors, and a panel of pent jurors, for a circuit eouit and court of oyer and terminer, tor the city and county and also, a panel ot pew jurors lor a superior court of the city of new Iotk.

All ine aid eouaw to be holden on the first Monday of March next, at tea City Hall of the said city ABM. ASTEIT. fell6t Clerk City and County of New York. MARRIED. This mominr.

bv the Rev. Mr. Matthews, Mr. John M. Nixon, (of the firm of Doremus.

Soydara fe Nixon) to Miss Elixabeth Ogden, daughter of the late Elias Haines. On Tuesday, evening, the 14th by the Rev. J. M. Krebs.

Mr. Walter Howell, to Miss Clarissa Eliza James, daughter of Mr. Samuel James, all oi this city. DIED Yesterday. William W.

Gilbert, Eqr. aged about 87 years. He died after a long and active life, during which he was employed in many of the most honorable situations in the affairs of the Government of the State, and ol his nittve city. Mr. G.

was actively engaged in the revolution and lor manv veara after its termination. nnn nt trie momlwra fif than li irrafirfit.isB Ra tifla nfion elertpd mm member of tbe AembJv. bv the Deonle of mamhap ni the Vninml of Annortionment. AVe. Am The deceased possessed a vieor of intellect, and tal of a high order, and was an honorable and upright man in the discbarge of public, as well as the social duties of life.

His funeral will take place from his late residence at r.Monu nnnntits Yl I Minrral atreet in e.iehth street Thuradav next at 4 o'clock. P. M. The friends and afniininlanceft nf the familv livinr in the villaffe. are requested to attend the funeral, and for such as reside in lower part of the city, carriages will be in readiness St.

Paul's Church. 1 his morning, Robert, infant son of Robert M'Jim ey. On suaday, lltn tnst. altera severe illness. m.t.

William Winlhrop, aged 29. bthhl KEPUtll Ur DCATI15. The City Inspector reports tbe death of 16! persons. during the week, ending on Saturday the 11th inst, vis men, 24 women, boys, and 42 girls Of whom 46 were of or under the see ol year. 25 between 1 and z.

between 2 and 8 between 5 and 10, 7 between IU 20, 19 between 20 and 30. 19 between 30 and 40. between 40 and 60. 10 between 50 and 60, 3 between and 70, between 70 and 80. 1 between 80 and 90, 1 of 100 and upwards.

Diseases Apoplexy 3. as phyxia 2, burned or scalded 1, casually l. chudoed z. colic 1, consumption 35, convulsions 15, diabens 1, diarrhoea 1, dropsy in tbe head 7, dysentery 1, erysipelas fever 2. scarlet fever 6, hive er croup 8, jaundice 1, inflammation of the bowels 4, inflammation ef the chest inflammation of the liver 1, influenza 2, insanity 1, intemperance 1.

marasmus castes 13, nervous dis ease 1, old age palsy C. peripneumony 9. pneumonia typhodes l.scirrbusof the liver 1. small pox 7, sore throat srrue 1. stillborn IU, tumor l.unKnown whooping cough 1.

worms 1. ABRAHAM U. tl fc.l'iirj:.!. City inspector. SALES THIS DAY AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

50 shares Union Bank, 106 20 do. City Bank, 1 13 20 do. Bnnk of America, 99J 20 do North River Bank, 116 SO do. Franklin Insurance Co. Ill 4 1 do.

Life Insurance Trust Co. 1201 50 do. do. do. 120 120 do.

Merchants' Exchange Bank, 107 25 do. American Insurance Co. 158 10 do. Mohawk Railroad Co. VIS SALES Of REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

Bv James Bletcker A Sons Jan. 14. The valuable brick Brewery on Cross su 915.400 on cross st. oppos. tbe above 3,550 Lot on Ui vision at.

map io. dl do do 37 6.500 Two lots on Wooster st. 2,250 Two with house and lot 26 4 bv 100 ft. 1.800 Two story brick front house and lot 15 Boekman street 8 626 Ten veers lease of lot 142 Leonard st. 1 ,225 lC.tJSZ113 LIST.

Sua rises. A.46n. Sun sets. 5a. 14m.

Htgh Water To morrow, 9h 43 ra CLEARED THIS FORENOON Ships Sovereign, Cbamplm, Iwidon, John Griswold; Canada, Wilson, Liverpool. F. Thompson William Brandt. (Russian.) Broger, Hamburg, tdward Brandt; brici Martha, Brewer, Amsterdam. Gebuard Ex change, Barton.

Porto Rico Isaac Arnold i Monument, Smith, Williams Beaie. tRKIVLl' LAM Kt.Mr. Brig Henry. Russell, Smyrna, Nov 12. to Stevens Palmer.

Left brigs Aurora. elch, for Boston. 6 ds Tenedos. of do, waiting cargo, the only Ams. Spoke, 28.

lone 67. sch Portland, bound to Barbadoes. It 15, Ion 71, ship Lloyd, Mumford, from Portland for Hsvanh. Brie Globe. Free to.

Gibraltar. Jan 12. to Hussey Mackay. Br Criterion, for this port, sailed in co. Left brig Wm Tell, for NOrl 10 ds Margaret, Bait 7 Ivory.

Lord, repairing schr Richmond Pocket, of this port latter was driven ashore in a gale on the 6th, but was got ou without image rriend. tm rvortoiK. ana Russian, tor York, both ar Ship Eleanor, from Orleans, arrived on the 7th, and sailed next day for Marseilles. Br bris Hudson. Nouvel.

Bordeaux. Dec 28. to Do rand it Co. Left brig Areta, of New York, the only American. Brie Montilla.

Beekroan. Carlhagena 13, Kingston Jam 27th Jaa. where she put in. having lost bowsprit durirur a heavy gale en tbe 15th. Passengers.

Beale. Gen La Croix, Aytalie, Houswoll, and in the lee rage. KALTIMUKL, reb IJ Ar snip si reter, crosoy. 56 da Im BAvrea. Lett ship Exchange, Mezicsr, lor Xv York soon; barque Paoli.

Phillip, loading for York; hrie Georce Washington, Lewis, for NYork in 4 or 5 days. Brig Amanda, Harvey. Valparaiso, 66 d. Bremen brig Venus, Vinthurst, 54 ds fra Bremen. Brie Florida, Mason, 12 ds fni Rico.

NORFOLK. Feb 8 Ar'sch Fleet, Smith. Rum Key. 7 ds. Left bng Concordii, Lewis, for NYork in 10 ds.

Feb 9 Ar sch Hannah, Gorbam. St George's (Ber muda) 9 ds. Passeneersi Mr Renney, daoenter and servant; Thos Wells and lady, of NYork; Thoc Dar lne. oldo. CHARLESTON, Feb 6 At Quarantine, Bm bng Aurora.

Dew aid, Bremen 1 1 ds. SAVANNAH, Feb 2 Below, Br brigs Erin Hen rietta, fra Liverp sailed Dec 3. DAR1EN, Feb 2 Ar ach Franklin. Squires, New York 9ds. MOBILE.

Jan 21 Cld ship Henry Kneeland.W hite Liverp'l. Feb 1 Ar Br brie Trial, Womack, Liverp'l, 71; Br barque Adventure, Williams, do; Sublime, Delano, Rotterdam. 74 Cld. ships Pulaski, Post, NYork; Br barque Orion. Hodeson.

Livem'! We learn from capt Clark, of tne sloop Bob, from Naasau. that shortly previously to his sailing, a num ber ot bales of cotton were picked up off New Provi danco. The different marks were SD. JC. EW.

G. E. NEW ORLEANS, Jan 30 Ar brig Charles Miller, Bales, fort land. Sch St Croix. Pascal).

Si ork. Cld. ship Tacitus, Chandler, Liverp'l; brig Harvest, Drtnkw Blir. do PHILADELPHIA, rebl4 Arbiig Eutaw smack fm Rio Janeiro. TULWER'S MEW NOVEL J.

HARPER JL willlpublish on rM tli arscrt Will IBUUIISU VII HUBT utviuui.i s. No. TCIX and XX of the Librarv ol Select Novels being EUGENE ARAM. By tne aatnoroi remain, 1 tf 1 liflVir.f Arc 3trd flEN DOLLARS REW ARD Lost or stolen, a J. small Dog of tbe Cocker breed, ali white save a brown spot over each eye long ears and tail, and sbaggy bair, answers to me name oi sesuu reward will be Dai i.

on return ine ine awe io uie ds Coffee House, or giving inlorination where he may be found. hij FOR SALE, ihe complete fixtures of a dry goods store, composed of shelves, three counters wilb mahopanv tons, windows, shutters, dour, iic. Per sons having a dwelling to alter iuto a store will find it a bargain. Apply at Beacn st. ieu TRANSPORTATION OF NAVAL STORES.

Navy Commissioner's Office, I 6th Feb. 1832. sThROPOS A LS. sealed and endorsed, will be received MT at this office un il tbe 25ih Febreary. for the trans portation from Norfolk to Valparaiso of about 2,500 bla.

viz. Salt provisions 80 Flour and Bread 1825 and Groceries 595 his, or thereabouts. Persona ofianns vessels must state their name, class. age, burthen in snd hy whom commanded, and state iheir price for wet and dry liquids at 30 gal ions snd measurement Eoods at at cubic leet per not and the primage, it any likew ise their charges for the tal IU I aa Lra IsVUcgcsi llrtw lew out a vtiwiSjva' sua passage of an officer in I he cabin, should the Navy De nartment determine to send one. No vessel will be chartered that is not tight, staunch and strong, standing A.

No. 1, and in all respects com Dleietv luted lor tbe vnvage all wtucn win ne ascer tamed by the inspection auu survey ol omcers ol tne nsvy.nrevious to takinsr uo the vessel. A he iraigbt wi 11 be paid in ine united states oy tne Navy Agent at Norfolk, on certificate being produced imm ihe tw V.lne the aafe irom Ihe nroner authorities al Valparaiso ot tne at delivery of the store agreeably to the bills of lading ki ,1.,. kill, icir. tela diF2o HIBBERT'S LONDON PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.

rwtHE subscribers havinc been appointed sole agents for the sale of this wall known article throughout the United States, will be constantly supplied with the Mmaiaeaak. conuining 7 doxen quart, di 8 dox, pint. which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, on favo rable terms. GRACle. e.

w. 20 Broad street. Orders from different parts of the country addressed as aoeve, wui receive auention, cz toe arucie iotv ru ed as directed. 3 USSIA SHEET ISINGLASS, of superior quali XV ty, for sale by KUSHTON BL ASnawALL, feI5 81 William st LIGHT PRINTS. Opened this day, cases light Prints, entire new and beautiful style, for sale cer ner Broadway and Canal at.

le 13 jmara nanaa. T1LOND GAUZE VEILS. A la aasortment aTs Rlonrf Veilt esnriain white. KTCCn and Blond Gaze Veils. black, just received, and arc offered for sale by C.

S. fcl5 C. L. AVERY, 32 Madea lane. "TARSEILLES MADEIRA 14 quarter casks of XT A.

good quality, received this day and lor saic oy tittAUC St CL. aw sirew st. la tora 40 quarter casks brandeav iaoeui at rn rat. lei ed aT I to a I 1 I i I irOTl NEW HAVEN. The I Steam Boat Capt Sanford, will leave tne I foot sof Maiden lane, on Fri I day alterno.ni at 3 o'clock.

teisatt TO LET, Tbe three story House 106 Hudson st near ft Tn lu. nert fil eeSb Tm. a nun wa the dwelling, and finished in the best raaoaor. tele TO LET. The three atorv brink House.

103 Liberty st The bowse ia in rood order, with marble man tel pieces nd well calculated for a large family. On the premises is a coach house and stable for 4 hones. fossessHin can be given the first of April. Apply at 103 Liberty at. 115 FOR SALE, TO LET, OR LEASE.

The elegant modem House, No. 6 Leroy Place. This House ia large and ia a first rate Ho'iso in every respect has elegant marble mantels snd grates, polished mahogany doors, vegetable vault under the cellar, and other modern improvements green blinds to ail the windows, and a piazza walls and joiner's work painted throughout last year by Torbos, and ia in complete order for the reception of a large genteel family. The lot is 129 feet deep, with an alley out to Mercer street. It will be sold low if applied lor immediately, or let to an approved tenant at a fair rent.

Also, to Let or Lase The modern built and pleasantly situated 3 story House, No. 65 Houston street, nrst bouse east of Broadway Has lowing doors, mar ble mantels and grates, with accommodation for a ball stove, tbe whole in rood order, and uncommonly con venient for a genteelfbraily a pump of excellent water in the yard, which is large and wen lam out. to an approved tenant the rent will be $500 and tbe taxes. Apply to NEVINS TOWNSENI. Wall street, iel5 6t TO LET.

That handsomely situs ted three story granite House. 9 Corahill Row. near the iniei veotion of Carmine street and Sixth avenue, with or without the store. Tbe apartments consist of a store and room on tbe basement floor. The store has been occupied bv a watch maker who baa done a good bu siness there are two rooms on the principal floor, with folding doors, marble mantels and grates; pantries in each room two rooms on tbe next floor, with pantries and a store room, two bed rooms in the gsrret, the front one has a fire piace.an excellent kitchen complete with oouer, oven, pantries, ezc, a one vauii in ine rear, a large brick cistern with a pump and a neat garden.

The house is in complete order, is well calculated for a ganteel family, and will be let at a moderate rent the Wall atreeet stages are constantly passing the door. Enquire of JOHN C. VAN At) LIN. 2w 54 Leonard st TO LET. From 1st of May next, the handsome modern built two story Brick House, No.

Z84 Green wicn street, immediately west of Hudson square, with communicating rooms on the lower floor, and marble mantels. Enquire, as to terms, at No. 386 Greenwich street, where an order will be given to examine tbe boHse or No. 32 Broad street. New York.

15ih Feb'v, 1822. HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE. The mo ern 3 story brick House. No 31 Bond street, to Tel or Lease. bo House was finished lsst Spring in the very best of style, and bos every convenience lor a large lamily.

with a stable on the rear, with stalls lor three horses. and a well of first rate water in the yard. The Furni ture is modem, and consisting of every article necessary for a genteel family, is off red for sale and if not sold hy the ibih April next, will be ottered at ruouc Auc tion. Apply at No. 31 Boud street, or Z0 arer st.

S. F. HALSEY. N. B.

The House and Furniture can ouly be examin between the hours of 1 end 2 o'clock, P. M. tf "ThUCK 200 ps beavy Ravens Duck; 100 do light Br do do 600 bolts X. I and other marks bail Cloth for sale by 64 South st. vLi iust received ner brie Rovancbe.

from Bordeaux. and Iur sale by 20 Broad street. Also 400 boxes, received per brig Virginia, from Bordeaux. I to Ta RAWING OF LOTTERY. 1 be New York MJ Consolidated Lottery, Class No.

2. for 1832. will be drawn in the rear of the City Hall, tbis after noon at a quarter before 4 clock. Iel5 YATES INTIKK, Manager. APPLICATIONS will be received at the corner of Broadway and Canal street, for a young man fill the situation of Book Keeper, one for Coilecter of bill, snd three as Salesmen generally.

The best qaalihcation will be required each department. leu iw fllAKri, B.lAN "FRENCH GINGHAMS. P. S. Frost has just re JD ceived one case French striped will be sold low at 64 Maiden lane, one door from William st.

P. S. FROST. ITALIAN SILKS A lew piece snper royal purple and myrtle green Italian Xustring, just ree'd and lor sale by C. S.

C. L. AVERY. leld 22 Maiden lane. "DOTTLED CIDEJt 200 doti Cider in boxes of JLs one doz each, put up expn lor exportation, lor sale by RICHARD WILLIAMSON, lelJ 3t 19 Maiden laac.

tfhLIVES, CAPERS Si ANCHOVYS, in boxes of 1 dez. bottles each, lor sale by RICHARD WILLIAMSON, fel5 St 19 Maiden lane. TPVRESS STOCKS, BOSOM FRONTS, kc 'ells Patterson keep constantly on hand. comnlete assortiDMt of Plain and Dresw Stocks, con sisting of white and buff satin, black and blue black do, rich article also, white linen and merealles, velvet. bombazeen.

silk, Likewise a very great assortment of Bosoms, some very rich pattern kid silk Gloves for promenade and ball room, colors white. buff, orange, lemon, pea, salmon, together with a variety of other fancy as tides for dress, lor sale at ir l.in urapery More, 217 oroauwav. Cone Vrawers with leet, oenoa sua long and snort Hose, very Beavy. le ID TOURNING PRINTS. Some very rich pattern.

XTJL new French style, of black and white prints, for mourning, this day received and for saie by tela A. CAUR 04 Maiden lane. flHOlCE WINES. Sparkling Champaigns, quarto ay and pin's BorUeau Claret, Vinceurare, hau terne, Port, Sherry and Madeira, for sale in lots to suit pnrcbrsers, by UHAL1E KUU. zu Broad st.

Also, London Porter, Ale Brown Stoat, (Hib bertsl quarts and pints. leia "BLEACHING LIQUID, warranted to remove rust. irOn and every description of stain Iroi linen, muslin, leghorn, without in the least injuring the article to which it is applied For sale at 0 Fulton street and 56 Division st. near Chatham square. Price 2s.

tela LUUU8 S. CUM STUCK, LONDON BROWN STOUT. 75 tierces quarts and pints, 7 and 8 doz each, landing and for sale by RICH'D WILLIAMSON. fel7 19 Maiden lane. MARSEILLES QUILTS P.

S. Frost, 63 Mai IYJl den lane, one door from tlliam street, bis on hand a small lot 13 4 Marseilles Quilts, ot very superior quality, which will be sold much under their val ue, to close uem te 15 tr. rtua i TfeONGEE HDKFS. 2oo pieees Pongee Silk i Hdkls, new patterns, for sale by P. S.

FROST. 63 Maiden lane, one door from Wm. st. aTl AcY HDKFS. P.

KUSl baa iust re cei X1 ved several new styles Fancy Hdkls, which will ibe sold low at aiaiuen lane, one woor irom 1 KIIII.N liam street. fel5 6t BLACK GKOS DE BERLIN SILKS This morning receive 1 case black Gros de Berlin Silks, of a verv sunerior aaalitv. which with an extensive a. sortment ol black bilks, will be sold by the piece or less quantity, at 63 Max en lane, one door irom liara street. P.

S. FROST. fel5 A NCHOR CHAMPAIGN 40 baskets 2 doz. XX. eae.h.

nints. of this celebrated wine, a portion without wax on the corks, ree'd by last arrivals, lor sale by RICH'D WILLIAMSON. i 1 Iel5 is itiaiuen ituie. FRENCH CALICOES A great variety ot rreocn Calicoes, Mourning Ginghams, black and white IRENC'IF CALICOES A great variety of French Londou Calicoes, for sale by tel5 P. S.

TURNER. PERUVIAN FANCIES Anotner package of this new style ot Cambric Prints, the lateal importations, warranted fast colors, are just received and for ale by A. L.Ate. cu. je5 lnaiQen isne.

1" AKCKkV. lute of New York.ss. In pur snsnce. of a decretal order of the Court ol Chancery ol the State of New York, will be sold at putiiic auc tion, at the Merchants' Exchange, in the city of New Vork on Thuradav the fifth day of March next, at telva o'clock at noon of that day. under the direction of the subscriber, one of ibe Masters ol tbe said Court.

all lhat certain lot, piece or parcel ot ground, situate, lo and hems oa the westerly comer oj urana ana Elizabeth streets, in tbe new Fourteenth, but late Sot iii ward nf the citv of New York bounded east erly in fronton Elizabeth atreet westerly in the rear I on round now or lately belonging to Stephen an Rena I selaer x.iiiherlv on one side OT KTOuna now or lately Oeionglllg IO iur mow vm and northerly on Grand street aforesaid containing in breadth in Iront and rear (each) thirty feet, and in length on each side ninety four feet, be the same more or less. heins the same lot. niece or parcel ot ground conveved to (the said) Job Furroan by Samuel Thompson and his wife, in aud by a certain aeeo, oesnng even date with the said indenture ef mortgage, (17ih January, 1825) as by tbe said deed ill lully appear subject to a lease of a nart tnereoi. maue anu executru ot iue saiu jou ur man. to one Eaoc Baldwin; which lease bears date on or about the thirtieth day of Apnl, in tbe ear one thousand eight hundred ana twenty five is for the tera or seventeen years next ensuing the said thirtieth day of April, in the said year one thousand eie ht hundred and twenty five, at a vearlv rent of fort dollars, payable quarter yearly on the laaidaya ol July, October, January, and April, in each year and in which lease the part demised i described "as all lhat 1 certain kit, piece, or parcel ot ground being twenty feet I of the rear part of the lot of ground situate on the south I westerly corner of Elizabeth street and Grand street, in I ine ciiy oi new aora, coaiaining twenty leet Iront, rmT? "ouineriy I Sloe 01 tnct awia lot.

anu iniriy leexeasieriy and terly, be the same on the westerly and easterly aide thereof. more or Dated at the city of New York, the i I lAnoay ot reoruary, isos. THOMA8 ADDIS EMMET. 15 2w2wdts Master in Chancery. sTIOFFEE.

149 bast orime St Dnsnimro Cohm. 96 1 ny oaieaao exiran rreecottee. for sale by 114 3 DE FOREST SON, 83 Sooth U. fiassuj be Mrs G. ble of i he ed Mr.

A To of erv led J. I ot lor i bv in tec i I I I I AMUSEMENTS. PARK THE ATKt i Last tugbt biu two of Mrs. A nstin's engagement. This evening, the musical Plavof th TEMPEST.

Proepero, Mr Batry Trin colo, Placide; Stephano, Barnes Ariel, Mrs Austin Mirands, Mrs Sbarpe. To conclude who tne wperaol BARBER OF SEVILLE. Dr Placide Kosina, Mrs Austin. Thursday. Mr Barnes' Benefit, on which occasion Barnes will appear RICHMOND HILL THEATRE first appear new of Mr.

G. Jones. This evening, coleman's comedy of the EI AT LAW. Dick Dowlas. Mr Junes Ezekiel Homespun, rax runsei Caroline Dormer, by a Young Lady.

After which, tbe laugha Farce of MY AUNT. Dick Dashall.MrG. Jones; Emma. Miss Coleman. To conclude with the rarce the WEATHERCOCK.

Tristram Fickle, Mr G. Varilla. Mrs Belcour. Thursday, Mrs DuO will appear in tne oergeam Wife. A CARD.

BARNES respectfully informs his friends snd the publiu that his BENEFIT will take place on Thursday, 16th, (this being the LAST SEASON he will will have the honor of appearing before them at tbe PARK THEA I RE. The evening's entertainments to commence with the popular petit comedy of THE rUAtttfiaa. Suurkrsot Mr. Barnes Countess De Lisle 1st time) Mrs. Barnes Countess Eberlelt Mrs.

Sbarpe The Mellow Horn, (by desire) by Mr. Jones. The First of Mav in New York, by Mr. Placide. The Wolfe, by Mr.

Thome. After which. 2d time America, a new drama, receiv with universal applause, entitled viuiUKlflc: or 1 11 sleep on it. Alexander Mr. Simoson I Michael Mr.

Barry Bonassue Placide Blaise Barnes Victorine (for this nieht onlv) Mrs. Barnes Eliza Mrs. Vernon Mrs. Barry mo re Mrs. Wheatley lavonte dance by Mr.

Collett, Mrs. Barry mo re and Misses Wheatley. The Sons of Freedom, by Mr. Richings. Barney leave tier eiils alone, bv Mr.

Barnes. Collins Ode on the Psssions, with original and appro priate music, by desire. Airs Barnes. conclude wilb the favorite farce of WILLIAM THOMPSON, or Which is he Wm. Thompson the 2d Mr.

Barnes. tel5 lEALE'S MUSEUM fc GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS. Broadway, opposite the fork This extensive and valuable collection of the works nature and art, ia displayed in Four Halls open ev dav. and illuminated every evenine. Tbe ANACONDA, or GREAT SERPENT Ur INDIA.

is in fine health, and remarkably docile. It is with a Living Animal every Monday Evening, which it destroys in its folds, and then swallows it wbole. Admittance, 25 cents children half price. j27 NATIONAL ACADEMY OK DESIGN, CLINTON HAUL. Charles Edwards.

Eea. will deliver his first Lecture on the Antique Statues, at 9 o'clock, P. M.on ednesday. the 15lh inst. lenzt 9N conseuuence of the reauwitions of tbe Revised Statutes, tbe sale of the Real Estate of tbe late John Glover is aecessarilv postponed for six week thai being tbe time required for Executor sale to be adver tised.

JlvJ EMOVAL. BROW fc TITUS have removed XL to No. 32 Maiden lane. 17 EECHES APPLIED by I at Pearl st. experienced? rsor CJUPERIOR COURT REPORTS.

Reports of cases argued and determined in tbe upenor court the city ot New 1 ork. by J. rrescotl Hall, counsel at Law, vol. 1 just published and tor sale by u. hal.sie.lt, 3t corner of Wall and Broad sts.

EMOVAL. J. Trenor. M. Dentist, has re J.V moved to No.

4 College place, upper corner of Robinson street opposite tbe west wing of Columbia College. jeru isii VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. FOB. SALE, a piece of ground fronting on Greenwich, Hubett and Washington streets, now occupied by the Nova Scotia Co 1 Company, being 50 feet iront on Greenwich st. 50 leet on ashington, ana iou feet Iront on HubeK st.

can be divided into lots to gruat advantage. A considerable portion of the purrhae money can remain on mortgage it r. quirea at per ct. and a warrantee deed will be given to the purchaser the State of New York on the nrst day ol May ucxt and considering the situation and goodness ol title, it is seldom so good an opportunity oners tor a permanent investment. For further information, ap ply at Zil water st.

Also, for sale as above, a gore of Land on the north west corner of the Bowery (Clinton Place that is to be) and IZm street, being 39 leet sin. in iront on tne Koweiy, and 125 It Iront on lgtnt ten iw FUR SALE. The two story bouse. No. 53.

on the North side of Morion street, 225 feet east of Hud son s4msk. and whh it, the lease of the Lola running through to Commerce street, near its intersection with Barrow street. he Hoose is a Ira me ouiioing, niieo with brick, and brick front, 25 by 36 feet; contains eht rooms beside the kitchen attached thereto in the rear, is a frame building, containing a bed room, and room, and underneaih an excellent vauli for meats. vegetables. The Lease from Tnnitv Church has ia years to run from 1st May next, aod is renewable by appraise ment.

The premises may be seen daily from 10 to 4 cloek If not disposed of before the 22nd February inst. it will then be so'd at auction, at the Merchant Ex change, by Messrs. James Bleeeker Son, at whose office a map of Lots seen. For further pariirulas. er.

1 ot tbe subscriber, on the premises, or at No. 12 City Hall. leI4 I J. ATCKc. FOR SALE OR TC LET.

A House and five acres of very good Land, in Stamford, Connecticut, 36 miles from New ork. fossession to be given on the 1st of April next. For particulars and terms apply tn KlCHAtil1 J. iLcn.cn. fl4 4t 29 South street.

TO BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS. J. TO LET, the dwelling part of the 4 story I is brick House No. 3 is reari st. he bouse is iliiLnew, never having been occupied, and was bunt expressly for a hoarding house.

There are two bre places in the kitchen, two cisterns in tne yard, a large vault in front for fuel, and upwaids of twenty rooms in the house. The situation is any and pleasant. Possession may be had 1st April, or sooner il required. Apply to N. DEAN, No.

20 City Hall, or t6 10ns ivz bast Broadway. TO LET. From the first of may next, the dwelling pert of of tbe house No. 263 Broadway, op posite the park. Enquire of A.

S. CKfcUIK. CU. TO LET. ROOMS Two rooms with pantries, pleas antly aitualed and suitable for a small lamily.

Poi arssiou given on Ibe first of May. Apply at 19 Liberty atreet. feBtf REAL ESTATE BV AUCTION. To be sold by AS.3LEECKER SONS, Auctioneers, at tne aiercnuis exenange, on uesdav. 2 1st mst at Boon, ibe following real estate, by order oi Trustees, appointed by the Court of Chan eery, viz 1 lot on S.

side Ol ourth l. opposite ine vasn inrton feet from Wooster it. lot 25 by 100 feet. 1 two story house and lot of land on the S. E.

corner oi Christopher and Factory sts. and a small let 20 ft, 9 ins. wide, adjoining on Christopher at. with alley between them. 1 lot on Christopher St.

adjoining the last, 21 feet wide. 1 triangular lot of land on the N. side of Sixth st. at its junction with Factory St. 4 lots of land, each 22 ft.

bT 67. in the rear of the Avenue, lots in tbe block bounded by the Sixth ave nue, sixth street. Christopher street anu Green wich Lane. Tbe stalls now standing thereon to be removed 1 small piece of land on S. side of Eighth st, 26 feet front on the street.

1 lot of land on N. side of Barrow st. 124 ft. from the Six avenue. 22 It.

bv 97. a large block of ground the block bounded by the Sixth Avenue, and Sixth, Eighth and Macdougal streets. The three story brick bouse and lot of land known as the Ninth Ward Hotel, on the N. corner of Sixth avenue and Asv.umst aiso, a number ot lots oi land on ine same uiocs. with the Ninth Ward Hotel, several of them on the N.

easterly side oi Asylum at. Also, io oe sold at tne same rime, Dy oraer oi me Executor and Trustee. One 2 storv house and lot No. 221 Wooster st. be tween Bleeeker and Amity sts.

lot about 22 ft. by 72. with ritht to allev and nartv wall. I small house and lot ol land on ihe S. side of Bar row st.

254 ft. west from 6th Avenue. 2 lota on north side ol Barrow st, 146 west from the 6th Avenue. 22 It bv 97. 1 lot on west side of 6th Avenue, 226 it.

51 in. north from Barrow st, 80 ft by 31. iv lot on ine soutn siae oi olkui su west ui uj Sixth Avenue, with a row of two story bncK build ine in the rear of the lots, commonly known a St. i 2 Lits of land on south side of Christopher street, 131 feet from Greenwich lane. The huge frame stable on these lots to be removed by the present owners.

Several lots and parcels of land, part of the Van denbeuvel farm at Bloomingdale, bounded by the North Kiver, aud by 79. 80tn, 83d and (Htnsu. witn water rights. Mans will be exhibited at tbe omce ot tne Auction rs some days previous to tbe sale titles good and sale pontire ijcij 110 FOR SALE OR TO LET. the three story brick House and Stable, and the lot of ground.

ot Grand and Attorney streets. Tbe lower part of the house is completely filled for the hard ware business. Equireet W. SCOTT, fe 13 Im near Grand street Ferry a TO LET from the 1st of May next, tbe nil lower part oi a House ra Dey it weiicaicu lated as offices for a professional re ntlatnan. or aa a resilience lor a smmu samiiy.

irHpiirw il 1 Ar U'il. liana w. radnon, naasau st. corner oi jtus fe9tf TO LET, fifteen or twenty room, in Place House or ibe lease, tot 15years. may had at a small advance, inquire I9 WM.

A. COLMAJv1ontP Tf LET the UDDer part of the three slorj l.rir HmtsxSfi Janaes street, with an allej way also, a well of fine water on the premi inquire as aoov. TseTh 1 1 5 a PUBLIC SALES. BY M. HOFFMAN SONS.

Wrdnesday SSd. At 2 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange, by order of S. Swartwout, Collector of the Port, the schooner Detecter. lae Bevenue Cutter of the United State, burthen between 70 and 80 tons, coppered and copper fastened. Inventory at the auction room.

Thursday 24th. Satis, Ore. At 11 o'clock. aamtr oTsmils. riranr.

spars, kc. li BY HAGGERTY: AUSTIN CO. Store 167 Pearl street. Thursday. Damaged Goods At 1 1 o'clock at their auction room, under inspection ol the wardens of the port, for account of underwriters, 6 bales fine bleached cotton sheeting, do 4 4 bobbinet lace, and fig'd giro laces.

6 point blankets, 2 do fancy prints, 1 do pantaloon stuns. uo giiiruauis, uauiageu on tne voyage of im Donation. riuay, French Goods At half past 8 o'clock, at their inc. tion room. 100 cases French Goods, comprising a de sirable assortment of seasonable articles, received per Henry IV.

Private sale 1 bale wnno owantsKins. B1 W. F. PELL oi CO. Store No.

65 Wall street. Friday. Pawns At 11 o'clock, in front of their store, 600 boxes Raisins 50 kegs Sun do. Currants 25 keg urrants. Almonds 50 mala Almonds.

ino 279 qr casks Marseilles Madeira Wine, subject to debenture, at 4 months. Cnftee Under ardens inspection lor account oi un writers, HQ bags i. Domingo CotJee, aamageu on me voyage of importation. At 11 o'clock, for the account of a bankrupt estate. quantity of Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Mackerel, die.

Kaisins 275 boxec Malaga Raisins, slightly damaged on the voyage ot importation. Saturday. Havana SegarsAx 11 o'elock, 100,000 Havana Se ga ra, eat to den. fate Stat wine io pipe rate icity vt ine. 'Wednesday, Feb.

29. Lmdon Pautta At 11 o'clock, in front of their store. an entire invoice of London Paints assorted, dry and in oil, now landing. Glass 100 boxes London glass, assorted. At Private Sale.

Brands SO cask Champaign brandy, 10 year old entitled to debenture. 0 tons Italian Hemp. 6 cases Manilla Indigo 15 bales Persian Berries Tobacco HQ bales Kentncky Tobacco. BY SMITH BELL. (Store No 92 Broadway.) Fridav.

At half post 10 o'clock, at tbe auction room, a large assortment ot new and second band furniture, consisting in part of solas. 8 doz mahogany chairs, fancy cane and rush seat do; dining, tea card fables; pier ana centre do; sideboards; bureaus; work tables; basin stands; swing cribs; foot benrhes; pier glasses; hair mattresses; mahogany dc maple bedsteads; French bedsteads, A Iso, an invoice of clocks and plated wrre. Also, two hundred boxes each six bottles superior Cologne Water. AT PRIVATE SALE. Six elegant horizontal piano fortes, msde by Loud Brothers, of Philadelphia, and waranted, 6 pair Italian marble ton nier tables.

3 centre do. superior polished sideboards, and bureaus, dressing bureaus vvtth marble ton. 25 pillar and claw tables, zo pair poll bed card tables, part of which are inlaid with Zebra wood, 8 wardrobes, secretary and bookcases, elegant Grecian basin stands. 40 doz. mahogany chairs, part ol which are highly polished elegant spring and plain seat solas 70 doz.

cane and rush seal laacy chairs, men post ma hegany and maple bedsteads, Boston spring swat rock ine chairs, recess chairs. 12 alabastet 20 dav clocks, 1 very elegant gilt clock, cost $140, wiih every variety of household lurniture. AJl ALSO, the modern built three story brick PMiQ House and lot of ground No. 295 Bowery Iff l. js.

between Houston and Bleeeker streets, on the east siue lot 25 feet lont by 10J feet deep house 24 by 42 feet, built by days work in the most taithlul manner: has slidine door, marble men'eU and grates thro' ont balconies in the rear covered ith an elegant grpe vine. The earden and yard is bandaomely arranged and ia well slocked with choice Iruit tree and plants Th house ma be seen from 1 1 A. M. to 4 P. M.

For particulars apply at the auction room. Also, an invoice of South American curled hair. Also, superior black irble chimney piecei wdl be sold low. to close the invoice. B.

Liberal advances made on all consignments iOT Out door ales attended to with punctuality and despatch WILLIAM McDONN ELL. Store No. 27 Cbat 9 ham atreet. N. B.

Persons having books to dispose of, as well as Stationary, will please to send tbem to the store, No. 9 Chathaiast. before 10 o'clock on Wednesday of every week, as that night will be appropriated tor tne sale oi the same. Al Private bale The sign and counter belonging to the Park House. aasssB sssassasssa sssssssx sssassssssss fff DOLLARS to loan on bond and raortgagt UVUU on real estate in this city at percent per annum, by m6tf WALTER BICKER.

27 Wall stivH. TOARDlNG. Gentlemen can be accommodated JD with respectable board or board and lndeines. ai 14 Chatham st. fel4 lw OST.

John P. Stuee Check No. 3v9. Feb Li 13 1832' on lha City I k. tor $162 50.

Tbe finder will please return it to N. Prime. 47 Wall street, payment thereof being stopped. lelt 2i TVTOTICE The anniversary of the Auxiliary Fo X1! r. isn Missionary society ol ew lorn and Brooklyn, will be celebrated to morrow evening, 15th, Masonic Ha at 7 clock.

The Report ol the Execntive Committee will be read, and addresses may be exiected from a number of gentlemen. All those who are friendly to the enterprise of sending the Gos)el to the Heathen, arc re spectfully invited to attend. Should the weather be unfavorable, the meeting will be postponed. zt "yyAiTD A good Blank Book Binder apply PETER A. MESIER.28 WsII st.

A. CARD. ISS A. GASH wishes to give lessons in the Eng lish and ranch Urawingand faint ing, the art of transterrinsT engravings on wood, with oriental and Chinese punting, iiher at seminaries or private families. The best references as to capacity, eiven.

Apply at 273 Greenwich st. 14 2w VALUABLE REAL EsTA'I'E ON BEaVER AND MILL STREETS AT AUCTION. ii 1 TO be sold at public auction, at tbe Mer chants' Exchange, on Thursday, the 23d inst. at 12 clock, bv James Bleeeker ana H. A.

Hanson 67 A. Levu. the property owned by tbe Congregation S'uearith Israel, situated on Mill street, and running throne lo Beaver street, being about 88 feet 1 1 inches in ont on Mill street in deoth. ou ibe east side, about 174 leet 2 inches on rAe west side, a noiuzOS feet inches, and in Iront. on Beaver street.

about 33 feet 3 inrl.es, with the right ol placing beams in the wall of the house on ihe west side logethsr with all the buildines thereon, with the exception of the Synagogue, bicb will be taken down, and the ma ten a Is removed. Terras, 10 per cent on the day of sale; 40 percent on the delivery of the residue may semsin on mortgage. The property is unincumbered, and tnte indisputable. Possession to be given on the first of May. A map of the property is lelt at the office of James Bleeeker and Sons, at the Merchants, may ne seen any time.

Signed sOLit. j. Isaacs, committee oi M. L. MOSES, the Trusteea of S.

J. JOSEPH, theconeregation feSisrs N. PHILLIPS. Shearuh Israel. FOR SALE, The House and Lot No, 20 Jay.

one door from Greenwich street. Apply at 295 Green wich street. If not sold by the loth instant, it will be offered at auction, by James Bleeeker fe Sons. IS 3tis FOR SALE, the two story brick house and lot, fronting on fourteenth tMreei, between Union Place and the Third Avenue, aa it now stands on timbers ready to receive a story and a basement. 1 his street one hundred feet in width the house waa built by the owner in the very best man ner all the outside walls are of Philadelphia brick ihe lot is thirty feet in front on Fourteenth si the west side 83 leet 9 inches, and the East aide one hun dred and three feet in depth.

The house occupies 30 by 4z teet the lot in the rear Iront ing on ittccnin st. mav be had on eaui table term, if the purchaser should preter. It this property should not oe sold Dctore ine lbth ot rebruary. it will then be ottered on thai day at Auction, at the Exchange by Messrs Bleecktr and Sons, at 12 clock, ror lurwier particulars apply to John L. Buckley.

51 hranklin Si. orot 1 bos. lay lor. 42 Robinson St. fel TO RENT, an excellent Store a good stand for retail Drug or Book store.

Posses sion given immediately. Apply at 24 Broad way. Rent low. Ultf T7OR N. LONDON, PRO X' IDENCEcV.

BOSTON, at 3 o'clock P. M. The splendid low pressure steam boat JOtiiN JAY, Captain Charles Davison, will leave tjsul Kiver SHearn boat lace, loot ol zteekman street. for New London, on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 16th, al 3 clock.

Apply on board, or io i 14 D. R1CHRDS, 114 Sout'i at. SEED, TOBACCO, Seed Si. 19 tierces F'lax 12 ceruons Si boxes Cuba Tobacco 21 hags Peanuts 1000 lb Tallow Landiug from brig Damon, from Wilmington. N.C.

"felf43ialeby R. F. GAUFFBEAU.30 Cedar st CHLORINE TOOTH WASH. This popolar wash for cleansing the mouth, and pu'na foul wasu ior vi teeth, disordered demand. The subscriber, are well con utility that tbey offer it for on the con dition, that in case it is not approved of.

it may be return ed A small supply Ujusirecet ved from Lowe and Seed Boston, tbe sole proprietors of this article for sale by the dozen or aingle bottle by 13 RUSHTONASPINWALU81wuIie st. INENS Just received an excellent assortment of fine Irish Linens and Sheeting. Also Birdseye, tlocKaoaca. ata uia xnaper. lor sale low.

by JOHNSON. WARING CO. el3 5 Maiden lane jfirllKSE Hj DES 1600 received per Edwins, from i a. Montevideo, tor sale by 114 GOODHUE St CO, 6, South ttrcet. oi PUBLIC SALES.

BY MILLS, BROTHERS ex CO. Stoit corner ef Pearl and Wall streets. Friday, 17th inst. Positive sale of valuable Real Estate, near Le Roy JTace. At 12 c'clot k.

at tbe Exchange, those five neat and well finrVbed two story brick Dwelling Houses, with slate roofs, lite. No. 169, 171, 173, 175 and 177, in Greene steeet, situated on the westeily side of tbe street, between Houston street and Le Roy Place. The lots are each 20 feet front and rear, and 100 feet deep, or thereabouts. The Houses are thrown back five feet from the line the street, and are each 20 feet iront byaboat 4 ft.

een. Tbey axe tuusned witn iniding uoorc, tnaroie mantles, grates, in the parlors venet an blinds; cement cisterns, and are verp convenient. Tbey were built by and under the direction of Mr. Joba Mr. John Heain.

Joe neignooruovu one most improving and fashionable in the ciiy. Those desirous of securing convenient residences, will find the present a desirable opjwnuniry. erms, ten per cent upon ine nay oi saie, uiieen per cent upon the delivery ol the deeds, (which will contain luil covenants with warrants) and the residue may re main upon bond and mortgage upon the premises at 5 per cent. The bouses ill be sold separate. Tbe deeds wm oe delivered on the first df yol Apr" next, or sooner if desired by the purchaser.

The rent falling due on the first day nf Mav next will belong lo the present owner The abstract title mav he seen hv annlvinsr to F. B. Cutting. Esq who will furnish any otber information that may be requested, upon being applied to at buonsce.No. Wall streer.

here the oiisinal con tract, nnder whiclhhe houses i knilr he I v. i c. i iesired. The houses may betxamined daily between i hours of 12 and 2 o'clock. f3 the I Saturdar.

Package Sale At 10 o'clk. at ihelr 200 packages British Am. Dry Goods com a choice assortment oi snrine articles. Ct.i.,,,.... nj samples on Friday.

Monday, French Gordt At 81 o'clk. at the auction too, inrt cases French Goods, corapnain i a valuable ii choice assortment of staple dc fancy articlesJanding from shine 1 ,,7 neniy ii.u srte. The Partnership heretofore existlne between ih subscriber under the firm of CORL1ES, ABBE1T CO. i as. his day dissolved by mutual consent, Jamea Mnbbett having retired therefrom.

The attaint of the concern will be adjusted by either nf the parti' s. 1st mo. 31, 1831. BENJAMIN tUi Llt, JOSEPH W. c'OKLIES, JAMES MABBETT.

SCr Benjamin Cor lies and Joseph W.Corliea, bavinsi taken Robert Hnydock into copartnership, will continue to transact a General Auction and Commission Bum ness. under the firm of CORL1ES, HAYDOCK at 157 Pearl street. 1st mo. 2, 1832. BY CORLIES, HAYDOCK, CO.

Store 157 Pearl atreet. At Private 6a. A general assortment vi Domestic Goods MenrLe and brown sheetings and abirtinrs. 7 8 5 8 bed tic 3 4. 7 8.

4 4. 9 8 Indigo plaids fc checks red canton flannels, twill'd jeans, blue blk fancy ra i saiinetu, red and grevn flannels, colored cambrics an linings, olive fustians, indigo stripes. Also 6 cases 50 dozen earn trench white gol vase form tea cups Si saucers, just landed from the las Havre packet. 1 bale scarlet pelisse cloth, entitled debenture. BY R.

N. HARISON Broad wav fc A.LEVY. Store 1 Saturday Evening, Valuabln Oil Paintincf2 coses Oil Paintirjrs, jus received Irom Antwerp, which have never been exhibit ed here. This collection contains manv valuable orig inals, some in rich frames. They can be seen by catalogue on Wednesday mom nig.

ednesday Evening. Books, Mam. Charts. C. At hal past 6 o'elock all tbe stock of maps, harts, and a quantity of books, savea irom tne tire 1 1 rtreadway also, a private li brary of rare and valuable theoloeical otber works, and a number of copies of the works of General Foy.

can be seen with catalogues on Vt ednesday morn ids. Executor's Sate of Valuable Property. On Wednesday, the 14th Mirch. at ot derof the Executors of the lute Mrs. Kr yiia Moses, will be sold the Merchants' Exchsnge, 66 lots of land, situate about 21 milre from the city, between the Eighth and Tenth Avenues, and adjoining the property of Dr.

Watkins and Geo. Rapelye. Esq. the lots situate as follows 10 fronting on Avenue, between 33d 3t'h st. 12 do 9tb do do 33d At 34th 40 do southerly side o( 31th at.

24 t'o noitherly do S4th ft. On this land is a large and commodiiics dwelling house, stone kitchen, and other accomroodatica replete with all the necessary conveniences for a lerge family The sole will be positive. Terms, 10 percent on ihe day of si le. and the residue on the first day of April when ihe deeds will be ready lor delivery The title to this land is unquestionable, and will be conveyed to the purchasers hy ariexecnto deed in the usoal form. For further informs rion, apply to M.

L. Moses, 62 Wall t. where a map of the premises mav be seen. KY JOHN F. ADRIANCE New York Gallery 100 Broadwav.

"Die first Spring catalogue sale will take place on Thursday March 1st; gonds intended for the sale will be received nntil the 25th inst. Private Sale 1 elegant German clasic stove, suitable for a church, ha'l or counting house. Also, a very superior horizontal piany forte, Thomas maker, with the extra keys. Also, a first rate chronometer. Out door sales attended to with punctuality and despatch.

83r Liberal advances made on all consignments Out door sale particularly attended lo. Person intenikng goods forcatalogue sale, will please send in goods by Tuesday, 10 o'clock. YSHDTWELL. FOX te CO. Stort l7ki ea street Friday.

At 9 o'clock, at their auction room, for approved paper, a arge dt generalassoruncniei seasonable Dry Good BOGGS. SAMPSON 163 Pearl street. Friday. At 9 o'clock, attheirauctionroom.e general asser mnffreshinorteDrinri fllOWING Thesteam boat A EW ARK. Cart B.

Tate. "Jia now in readiness for lowing vessels. Apply on Doaro, or to the Ferry Master. Imtl of Barclay st. .14 FttR SALE Tbe tea boat SARATOGA, now lung at the Red Fort, N.

oaS Apply to n3tf corner of South st. and Msiden lane. IN EN CAMBRIC HDKFS A lirge assortmen of the above are received, from 2 6 to 9. Tbey can be offered at very reduced prices hy fel3 A. LANE CO.

54 Maiden lane. INENS. SHEETINGS, DIAPERS A good nssonmenl. tor sale hv 18 lw J. HUNTER A CO.

187 Proadway. FUH SALE. Two Farms situate at New Roc belle. West county, ill be sold cheap if applied for bv ihe first of March. One contains B5 acres, or thereabouts, and is divided by the Boston road the one part containing 35 seres joins tbe waters of Long Island Sound.

Ibe other Ironts the road, and is handsomely situate foi building, only 19 miles from New York. The second lies about one mile distant, and contains 116 ai re. They will he sold together or separately. as may suit any person wb hing to purchase. A descripticn is deemed unnecessary, aa persons wishing to purchise generally want a view of the premises.

Tbey will be shown at any time by calling oa James r. Hun'ou 'on. on the premises. For terms which will be ca apply to rai.XJl MiruribLU vvnue is ins. JAS.

P. HUNTINGTON, New Rocbelle. New Rochelle. Jan. 1832.

fe9 ClMl FOR SALE OR TO LET. A house and lot No. 17 Pitt street, between Grand Broome, if not sold hy Monday the 2oi ii instant, will be sold at auction at 12 o'clock at the Exchanee. bv James Bleeeker Aons. bum in modem style, with basement room and ktichen first floor two rooms with folding doors, and two closets second noor two rooms and two bed rooms, windows in each, with three bed rooms in the garret finished with haid walls throruboul; three r.ew grates have been recently put in brass locks and keys of Pves'manufacture Ii baa bvtn newly paintel, walls and wood work throughout; brick front, and tilled in with brick to the peaK largo piazza en Ihe rear large brick cistern large vault and wood ho use on the rear with an arbor extending from the house lo the door paved with brick.

The Lot 20 feet Iront and rear, and 100 leet deep House 20 et front and 40 deep. The House has been built two years, was built by Messrs Titus and Buller of Ibe best materials and in the best manner. 2000 dollars can remain on bond and mortgage al 6 per cent. For further particulars ei.qoi of JAMES T.MOORE. 145 Washington, cor Cedar st.

TO LET. The two story brick House. No. 16 20, Bedford conuonv.tonol llona bin (ireet) neatly finished with folding doors on trie first floor, three rooms on the second, and three in the attic story, a good ba.ement room, and are well calculated for genteel families. Th renta moderate, apply at 239 Broadway, Park Place House.

felO lw PETER L. VANDERVOORT. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. The 4 story Brick Stores aad Lots Nos. 4, 6 and 8 Burling slip, tog ether with corner Store, known as No.

104 Water street. No. 4 is 20 feet 4 inches front and 21 fe rear, deer on the north side 31 feet, sonth 21 feet 7 inches No. iront ana rear i leet inches, by 2V teet 7 inches by 27 feet No 8 19 feet 5 inches' iront and rear, by 27 feet deep the comer store is 27 feet 2 inches on Burling slip, by 26 feet on Water street. This property pays aa interest on an investment of rising Tbe wbole will be sold to ether or seoarate.

tbe corner subject so a lease of 7 years. For terms ap ply to IUCMAKU rAl l.l. 180 Wstej 1. can remain on mottga ge at 6 per cent. SILKS Tbe subscribers have on hand sn excellent aasortment of colored Gros de Nan's and Florence.

and a few pieces of Symcophs.ee siiks super blk Italian sua oik and Diuenm urosde rsapsand Urnsde Berlin, and blk and blue blk French satin and blk India do. and India aiuchewa and aarsnetta which will be sold low by JOHNSON. WARING CO. H3 MaH'ei W. INDIA TWIN EFute and conn 2 3 thread, suitable for Behins, entittc 1 1 debenture, for sale by 114 CEBR A CUMING, 1C6 Pearl jrc 1 J'l' 'I 1 il 't i i I 1 hi I iV j'ja 1' 1 i 1 ill .1 i K.

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