The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1844, Page 3

nate of this State, has introduced a resolution, adverse to that before reported from the same Committee, for an equalization of the State tax among the several counties, and at the same.time introduced a bill to secure a more equal valuation of taxable property. We stated yesterday, in a short peragraph, that the Se- nate of Ohio had refused to concur with the House in the passage of the numerous bank bills, sent up for that pur. pose. The vote for the indefinite postponement of the bill to incorporate the Bank of Ohio stood—yeas 20, nays 12. ‘The same for the indefinite postponement of the bil! to incorporate the Bank of McConnellsville and the Bank of Chillicothe. Thisamounts to a complete destruction of allthese new banking movements, The State of Ohio would have been flooded with another mass of worthless Paper money, and the Senate passed all the bills incorpor. ating banks that were sent up from the lower House. In the first place, there was the Free Banking System, to carry on which Ohio State stocks were to be deposited with the State Auditor; then there was the State Bank System, with a capital of ten millions, with branches in all parts of the State; and, lastly, there were nearly a dozen bills to incorporate banks on the old system. These were all lost in the Senate, and the State saved from the effects of another delnge of @ shinplaster currency.— ‘This will be very unfavorable information for many of the Wall street brokers, who have anxiously watched the pro- gress of the free banking bill in the House. ‘The passage of that bill through the Senate, would have advanced the price of Ohio 6's in this market very much, and the de. feat of this bill will cause a great falling off in the quota- tions. A bill was introduced into the Senate of Ohio, to repeal the act to incorporate the Columbus Insurance Company and the Columbus Mechanics’ Institute, which was passed by avote of seventeen to fifteen. The opponents of the bill contested the question. It was denied that these com. panies had any connection with the Clinton Bank of New York, and it was asserted that the notes of the New Hope and Delaware Bridge Company of New Jersey stood high in New York, and were regarded as current notes. Mr. Parker, who voted in favor of a repeal of the charter of the above institutions, stated that he was from New Jer- sey, and was intimately acquainted with the charter of the New Hope and Delaware Bridge Company. He stated that the institution never was in good credit, and from his earliest recollection he heard doubts expressed as to their having banking powers. He cared not what shavers in New York might doto sustain the credit of notes of this concern, but he knew that in New Jersey, where the in- stitution is located, it never was considered safe, This gentleman is perfectly correct in his estimation of this concern. There are other institutions of a similar cha- racter in the same State New Jersey seems to be perticu- Jarly afflicted with such rotten institutions. Speculators in banking find more success there than any where else. In a few years every one will beso suspicious of any thing in the shape of @ bank bill coming from New Jersey, that the really good banks will be unable to obtain the small- est circulation, and the inhabitants will be compelled to look to other States for a circulating medium. ‘The present state of financial and political affairs is pre- cisely similar to those experienced through 1838, during the excitement growing out of the North East Boundary Question. The movements among stock speculators, both inthis country aad in Europe, at that Be, resemble exactly those now before us. In the early part of 1833 the Free Banking La of this ‘State was passed, and the demand for State stocks to sup- ply the securities to be deposited with the Comptroller for his issues, advanced prices. In the course of that yeor the United States Bank resumed specie puyments, and all stocks were rapidly rising. In December of that year Congress came together, when the North East Boundary Question was agitated, and an excitement gradually grew out of it until it was the general opinion that war must be the result. The celebrated speech of Daniel Webster, in the Senate of the United States, in relation to the disputed territory, in which he threatened to take possession of the por- tion claimed onthe following fourth of July, produced a perfect panic in the minds of those holding stock, and caused an immediate disposal of shares to a great extent and at a great decline. Previous to this premeditated threat, which was concocted in the drawing rooms of ex- tensive brokers of this city and London, these parties pre- pared themselves for the explosion that would naturally follow such a speech from such a source. State stocks were offered in the London money market in any quantity. State credit was then good, and half pay officers; widows with small fortunes; guardians of orphans, and all of those who depended upon some small anfount then invested in stocks that were only paying three or four per cent annually, were tempted by the prospect for a safe investment paying six and seven per cent, to purchase to the last dollar of their means. The Barings, ond all those large houses, sold out every share they could get rid of. The same move was made simulta- neously on this side. After these parties were safe—after they had fortified themselves against loss—the match was applied to the magazine by Daniel Webster, und the crisis was upon those not in the secret before they were aware ofit. A panic existed in all stock operations, and even the regular course of trade felt the influence of the times Commercial pursuits were unsettled, and every thing be- came very much depressed. State stocks reached a very low level, and the North American Trust and Bank- ing Company, the United States Bank and other insti- tutions of a similar nature were destroyed. In the height of this excitement, after the value of all secu, Tities had touched bottom, the individuals causing the destruction of all confidence came into the market as extensive purchasers of State and other stocks This began to revive things, the disputed question was amicable settled by the same individual that caused the panic, and a gradual improvement has been going on in stocks and trade from that time to this. Our peaceable relations with foreign powers have not, however been of long duration. The Oregon question is likely to embroil usin a long dispute with great Great Britain, and the Texas annexation will doubtless stir up Mexico to some desperate move, backed by the two great powers of Ku- rope. This complexion of the political horizon has again brought into the field the same parties that figured in the former troubles. Some little time since we stated that the heads of several large stock houses were in Washington watching the course of events in relation to Texas and Oregon. Since their return, the movements in Wall street have shown how they had determined. Im- mense quantities of stocks have, within a few weeks, been thrown upon the market, prices have gradually sunk under the supply, and as a promoter of the panic, Daniel Webster comes out with another long story, and with another bold threat. He threatens the dissolution of the Union in case Texas is annexed. The ettect of this, and the efforts of the Wallstreet brokers engaged in the movement, can be seen on reference to the sales of stocks as quoted to-day. We see by this a concerted plan be- tween our influential political leaders and a clique of stock jobbers—one using the power of place, and the other the power of money, to bring about acrisis in financial mat- ters to the injury of all iaterests, The depression that now falls upon our stock market, has been caus. ed principally by the plans laid, and the tools employed by this clique of stock speculators on both sides of the Atlantic. Old Stock Exchange. $10000 U S 6's, %62, cou- _bseds 225 Farmers’ T Co 39 woo PO 14 450 do. BY ds 11236 50 da zen Ohio's, 180, | edb c etna do x 2 Go biods 40 a ¥% sWds 38% 40 Canton Co tp AGE Rock RR eh oft Aub & Rocn 10354 50 FH bicds 634 4 60! 50 Ls itana RR n ey 7 s- & 78 50 do 104s 72! 3 do b30 Ja “2! 200 = do 78, 2500 do 4000 do 3% Io do 7) 11008 Peamsyivania S's, 61, a0 ne S14 23 New Geyer RR wom So 64% 10 Nor & Wor RR 36 Be Vichabure Be 43! 3 lo 4 38 Vieksbu 8 Ey 25 Farmers? T Costod watcher a7 y do b60 ds FA ‘ Second Board. $5000 Pennsylvania S's, «8 61% 20¢0 Keatucky Bk 300 Ovo 6, 1 24% i Mip'Long Toland, 620 mG 5000 do PA Big io vo i 5000 do 1590 do 1 5000 Pennsylvania’, Gs 125 Harkin 5a 2% Norwieh 38 90 Fara ers’ Loan 30 10 do ‘36% 100 do 38 15 =~ do 35° 380 do 38 New Stock Exohange. 2000 Ohio o's, 1980, 26} Farmers? $0 iy oe i v8 Loan -_ a 40 ick vb i stan rah, 8 36 3 Ci wr 33 Lony iuand, boos, bi7 74 is to 8373 i «o 102% "40 Harlmn, 5 Ob xy a 9 1000 db bio an $0 do 10-38% 25 Fam ts’ Loan, 4 60 do tw 59 20 do 31040 50 do 69 100 do 4% 75 do stw 61 do 510 40% State of Trade. and prices still Tag invari etedale We fase ruidge cas are atill held at 23}0. ara is Weno- tice ‘ti ing of ot North iver, at 48a50c. The opening ofna. vigation i induced purchasers to be less anxious for supplies. or row—The sales to-day are 1500 bales, at the closing of last week, thou ugh we hear that holders are more rm to-day, and have refused many offers, preferring to walt the arrival of the steamer now daly expected. Faxionts are dull at Jaf. New Yorx Carrie Manxer.—At market, 1100 Beef Cattie, (700 from the South) 200 left over, 360 Sheep, 100 ina and gavat, al a RIC KS— Cattle—Demand light, $4 50, $5, 6, the latter figure very difficult to obtain. wala Cows anp Catves—All sold at $13 to $25, Suxxr—All sold at from $2 to $64. ‘Marri On Tuesday evening, 12th inst, by the Rev. §| H, Cone, Mr. Isatan Lewis, Jr. to Miss Hanniet F., Fae. max, both of this city. Died, On the 18th inst., Mrcrrart 8. Rowenrs, aged 32 years. His friends and acquaintances. also those of his bro- thers, John and William, are invited to attend his funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 4 o’clock, from hi! residence, No. 112 Clinton place, tormerly st On Monday, the 18th of March, Witt Lawson, son of Robert and ‘Millyann Law: yearand two mont The friends of the family, likewise the members of Mu- tual Leas 3 No. 671. O. of O. F. are reapectiully invited to attend funeral, at No. 49 Suffolk street, this day (Tuesday) 19th, at 2 o'clock. Weekly Report of Interments In the Cit 4 Goma of New York, fi the 9th day of in ev nd Co he ai def Mi je ry of joys 32 Men ; ma Won 1 Girls. Total 157. Rages, Apoplexy, 1 pues orscalded,t ; Cancer, 5; Cholera In- fangam, 15 ¢ iolera Ml 2; Croup. ii hin ma’. 3; 2, rem yehold, 25. disease of Herve, 4; Hh do of bowels, 1; Maras ry" birch, 4 s Serato, iy BuMlocation, 2: Wiceration «fk intestines, 1; Unknown, 2. he mer ace. Under 1 year, 1 to 2, 13; 2 to 5, 11; 5 to 10, 9; 10 to % 20 to 30, 23; 30 to 40, 17; 40 co 50, 19; $0 to 60,9; 60 to 7 to 80. 5; 80 1090, 0 Passengers Arrived. Havar—Ship Ville de Lyoa—Allfred Schlesinger, Willian fetmore, Henry Martial. Mopit—Ship Uneus—Mr John Grovett St Manxs—Brie “meline—Mr. Avger, Mr Davenport, Mr Thompson and Mr Fellows jaco De Cuna—CaptS Flint, E Redegre. rs Sailled. Montezuma—A J Cipriant. Esa. Indy and famer d. lady and servant; F Leach € W Reimer, H Fchondorff, Jon Petrie, he JE Smith, all f New York ve irelond: Py, ae H Hamil’on, Ro. it, Balti Adrian JL LyvassvoBhie Mane servant; James W. ta a al Foreign Importa' Canton—Ship Luvas—1822 cheats tea 1819 hf do 972 101b o*- nisters 400 bus is ginger swectmeats 100 bxs (hina ware 1400 bors he xs trunks 20 do annis oil 26 do fans 1500 rolls bgt ¢ ssia 1 case mdze Talbor Cane xs ize 100 *xs fire crackers J Wickel- thal fal cas’ mdze ie W S$ Whetmore—3 bags mdxe 5 Lowrie—23 pigs te. China 6 do silks 1 traak do 2 bys vermillion eaptain J Miler pkg D Olyphant—90 cases mize to orcer. lavke—Ship Vills de Lyon—3 cases © Beere—6 M J Dofiot J Brett—1 i De Bojerts Sook Bradley Sturges & Bhiw—3 Cashing & o Hom & Iselin—3 W. lw Dapberon 18 A Seignette—23 Brastler & Koop—2 M B Kuch—6 R Guiland—1 P He ainrig rhe & fawell eon Moerened & Liviegs com! FC Meyer ston—6 —3 J & Heochin—13 EM Gopenhet we Praean el J Varin & co—5 H Wieme:—5 Boisan & Rarco— lk £325,A. Paton 2 Locugergh tent hi Seriber—4 Soieg, Crit Ho stman ones Erucupurch—23 F Wickelhausen & Fits—6 7 a pene hal & cod co—13 L Steel & Soa—1 H —45 | ewil A'S Perrot—2 R_E Rubeaw Bak =TL Peliwright—! H De she &'Paleonai Berkard &eHoiton— 2 Henat & Com? Iv guois& Co—8 G Heisheabarg 3 Cottent2 CM Davie V7 Spier. 1 10 LeBhirsiere? For & Biv Co—3 F Coliard—1 A Ki 2H 28 Corhren—1'8 Allen 3 BO Vine Balnd~3 ork & Townsend—2 ‘I Shapies & 5 Thowascal (ase Cattellan3 Gower & Se dived ” ner tei Willama—t tO Biel a A Sabeb Bruce 2 C Gngmoare—t Roger Gu 2M Draper—6 AH Warden? Gill Thompan elie 2 Doane $A J sewat~2 MS Jdou & co— 14-2 J Oe i: ne & nota Hale om] Dupree—7 RJ « Haight & co—8 Ombre & Dammon—1 © —1 F Stimpeil—' Richard Bassett & Osborn—1 F .. Huntir ton dat | Kesle & co—2 W rt Mann—2 8 Kohstman—5 H Coles—7 L Fauchie—! # D Burgroft—13 foul Ly Berthaud—1 © A Bret—1 C A Rober:—2 iD 01 St Fet x—1 J Bishop & co70 HC Mo J Napier—t Benkara & (iu ton—I6 G Hessenberg & cone Barclay & his feo} ba Thompson & co—24 Kepler—13 H Wiea 5 & ex ae y aio “ 3 son—2 Noltenius % tatt—30 D Kure 1.J Magrea & co J Higel & co A D 1 Ber: EM Piet, & cont NE chore FThorpecken & co—t F&C Woodhead—1 Delaforest—1 Paton & Stewart—2 Harstmann & Sons—t Baily Riichen—I Beglard & 90—2 Bow Bid & Busch —t Sores, Christ & co—1 Ve Rham & Moore—} ‘ley 12 Cottinet—t C ttie —* © Farren—1 H Tobia J yer—5 Schmidt, fern & co—1 A Patt n & co el—$ Gardcer, Colvy & -o—2 | Huut—t Grill & co Th Senming cent FY Woodtenge-t H Cherevaldes 8 & Bado s—3 weiss, Brothers & co—1 Gar—3 ‘orton, Howes % co—1 A Homer kc —! Ghin_Baur—1 G B Do 2 E B Strange" A Cass lli-l2 M AS net8—1 keg -pecie S Collins =I W B Dr-per—700 ha» p ra .00 bushels pot.tues © Stoddara =I case W Whitlock—37 ca.es t+ order. A610 JANEIRO— mane Cornelia—20 0 bags coffee Grinnell, & c.—700 do r Fiedler & co—600 do F & A B i—.00do E Michatdson—1 box coffee sampies 3 T jzino—Brig Adeline—330 bags coffee 79 hides S L 10 Michell vena Crut a Eugemia— $5009 A Parrullo—$ 289 d> P Pave & co—$2574 1 bx wax figures J dela Gracjx_ $250 13 lever & Stucken—#1005 & W Schmidt & Vi.el—52 goarakins Noltenus & Paven-tadt—5 “Is cochigeal D Dest on +39 do goat skins—1_ bx eS ~ehuinaker—2 pkgs te der—$519 & co—370 goat skins | trank 7 ce:vons gw nae com) bx pian nm Renard & co- $2190 J M . Port av Prince=Brig Arc! = 259 begs coffee 106 do cocoa AC Russire—90 do J ut Wartek—2l do J8 Browa—3! ggzoous tob ecoG Hogarth—217 bags coffee I Crowell—$43 F pai bar bt Jaco pe Cusa—Brig Henry—I cask coffve 2 do sugar 100 bales tobscco 215 hnds nee ‘257 bags coffe- 20 hhds molasses Donscomb & Beckwith - | ense 332 bags coffee 500 bales tobacco 37 tags 9 bales sugn’ to order Mayaour2z—Brig Mohican—tl2 hhds sugar 10. eks m:lasres 8 W Lewis—35 hhds sugar Meyer & Stucken——6 bls coffee to master Mavaouss, P R—Barque Sebools lasses Buck & Perers—21 bbls Muvacusz PR. molass's Mason & Thom Cam fGonran BR fchr Fb his mol wavama, P R= 409 vig sat che Fro molasses 20 do sugar iT arrow root to orcer hhds sugar 249 ) do mo wan 0 Neer ee oe ty ions. ew Ontvans—Shipy 8 ratona—3 cks 4 brle oil Merrivt & B Milbaake & co~2 nhds tobacco Brut tts ard G Domglass—26 iy tll se seee cod bales hemo Goodoue & co—25 bs stones Kel'ogy & co—10) bls lard K Scherm r ora Sc0-36 brs 6 hhds tallow C Smith & co—100 bhd suger 25 brls mo- sarses Brown, Brother, & co—2 cases mdze F Colliard & co— Tole caiks w Be Hicks & 3° butter AH Boorman 114 kegs lard Wicod & Drako— ake a tb! butter do—s7 vale: couoeG Merie~6 bas 1 trunk Haven & co—t9 0» clea 18 mdze JE, Le rn.ee—73 boxes 76 nlf «0 '0 acco Sto m Dub a com$ begs 137 bris lard Booth & bdgar—30 bal. s coon ren *ay. Harvey & Smith—19 casks P'S Nevius & Sons—141 tals pork 121 ble 8 howe lard (3 wlass—13 ce raced Jackson & Losee~14) hds tod.cco Brusilein, Koop =) bales mdze Hicks & co—1 bri beeswax J Wichelhau en— 24 bales cotton M, sters, Markoe & com: 8 biles do W Sarnweli | he bils wolasies bacanuel Van Kieeck—407 0 Jes cotton M4 jks 104 tees Tard-6 hd whaceo 36 co bacon 60 bse. bal Sra Onurans—Shin Melemerh-9 bales cotton F Grou: orm, D a ” B Tote) <2 cane’ bale Pe Banker & Wrens ts feed kenge do Work & Drake—129 bbls pork 29d» brads 47 d Wo tard Dy wes fe. tary 631 bbe Poke ds im, Tt hers Lied fwd & Hoppor k—38 bole perk 72 ings vee hen art Hom wa—215 bales cotton Goo hoe & ci do ‘Newbold & 116 ao K Lwin % co—240 do Bar le t, Waudoll & Ab- bott—125 do Hamiltou & Pry. ‘Now Onieans—Brig St. Geo rge—00 bids molrases Lewis & V. o0d—79 b les cottou Brown & lnuis—599 bis pork 36% do ined 52 keas de 13doh ros 1 Nevius &s n—’75 do pork G bls 1+ lasses Barstow & Pove—73 do co order —Barque Veraon—110 bales ¢> con W ud & Phebaa —2 bas ¥ Msmit win—2 do Sebr.val—24 bales cotton Holbrook ‘« Ne ‘ ap i i pS 1S hy & Islion—74 do C Swif—60 W Gren do Sua ges & Clearman—50 do W Kk Lr. | than—=t18 do spot rf'& Tileston—200 do Louther, Brosker & tone Shi ism Barnwell mer c Lopes Sg a sam bales cotton Mason ¥ & Knesdand—i98 G Collins W Huribert—20 Spofte UR Titew mate tales: deerskine' WB ileston — jes deer skins coffee Post S& Philipy—1 box mdze GB rdenhoft—=2 bales canvass Vaudenhoff ¢o—101 cotton FD Hurlnert & co—00 order, * Vontue= que Sends Brown—285 bales cotton Hol- | bror ky Nela Weo-—ti do icks & coi do J Whitaker & co | =I toe jot +? = gg Heer eT ES: Tt eltyegt rtram—877 bales cotton Goodhue & Co—74 Aravaciicots Ship Martha, Washingtor—16 bales cotton dar) Talinap—74 whe cotton Br werkt oat Srofford & Tileston-—369 Lee & Co—23 I Co—60 ED a (3 Pope—280 O A Whitmore 136 bales co ton 10 ord r sosray staves WD Odel— 7 bales cocton Goochue & » altuin—102 bags G wanes 1 do O60 5 1 cask beeswax Post & Ph Aratacnicors Bark Bt. la edhar ft W Rop-s & co Teharveog & co APALACHICOL, o—14 Bovrman & Johoson—176 Grant S Bartoo39) H Bayan ico kegs cider 65 ba'es cotton Whitmore & co—150 E Holbrook, Ne. | 8 do hd hook do. one 10 deersn ina 8 Wrenn “i Wrenn ees tah eather pide ‘Lefman--t bx maze Ht Savanwan—Brig Cay ugn—207 bslen cotton Barstow, Pops & co=156 do Parmelie, Kil Ni 1—9 Brener—6 B Hil: & Moore—3 A Hunt— jenniquin=14. Moran & yae— in—3 B De frearneie 3 Faufernet—2 & Giben & co he Joves—1 Nevius ie ae A T Stewart & co! § Land 1 wi mtick—t € is —! H M_ Delsfield & com] H —1 O Vare M Br gard—1 A W Spies—1 Hen AAT & Urkart ‘Bul lim & Lande —1 J Milhaa—3 Navot Nye ot molasses ‘I’ McAdams & ce Behr Virginia7 hhds roin {easks ‘city-—Drig Buraah—4590 q.ls logswood Howlineb&e Vincanse=i Beifast—2 bole 4 ‘halt bbls 2 hxs 4 tierces | Brig Alabama—64 bales cotton Avmar & | born & Roge s—129 do H Coit & co—57 | 7 & Welle=14 do J& S$ Store—1 case Taylor & co— ‘Schr Hums——2000 bush rice J Burrell -—42 Wa vo Post & Shilley—s6 H Coit— ck Gronuetows, 8 C~ Brothers & co—40 do SN bales igen: ayeue-29 Suregue Rolimou Keo 10 do Sp Gieston & co—1 do Burne & Johnon Sd MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Caledonia, dee . non Fore Letter Peano =. li pil parts of the EE le Notice to Pilots and Captains of “Vessels. All Pilots and Captains of vessels are requested to note the fact that Robert 8. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, snot now in ouremploy. He is not, therefere, to receive any newspapers oe ada intended for the New York Herald. Ship Masters and Agents. We shail eeteemn it a favor, if Captains of Vesse) so Commodore Ros: wey. of our News Flee |i -aee the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, re esis Soon Om the Faaeages a Lis of thes say Foreign, Newspapers. 1 Hoard them immediately om their ial. Iyeats and Cor respondents, at home er phroad als confer a favor ey fending to this Ojfice all. the Mariae Iutelligener they enn obtain. Nantieal Information of eay kiad will be thanktn!ly roeer¥ PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 19 67 6 10 MOON RISES+++ + + HIGH WATER eer eet cee +5709 995 Olearea. es & Clearman Sinith Cook & W Dewey: Exe Peter Demill, Sess, jane, Powell, Norfolk Georgetown, Post & Sinus Puoham ‘& Dimou—Schr Mar: Pinte & Ulearmas; Stranger, Stew AUCTION SALES. t yg (Stove No. 38 Ann , ina ON NOTICE Regular Sele of Dry, Goods, Cloth- rey Artie MEale of Furliave ofall deve v every Wednesday and ‘Ou-deor Sales of all descriptions attended to as usual, mi8 tw HOs. BELL'S AU TIO. Valnable Le er 392 Hudson sir et, ©: o'clock, ail in excel’ ‘ent order, BY a St Aa 0. sortme 't. UCTION NOT © u FOF EX- A“G oF, LENT N CABINE SY FURNITUR gn lavest saerle and fasion, o1 Wednesday 20th innt, at I Tock, Assignee and, at lid Fulton and 32 Ann streets, by order of the he lergest wnd most fasnsonab.e assortment of ring. ond hand Piano Fortes, ‘Aho, o, large Pier Glasses and Paint together with a quan: tik cbsatbetrhand: Botsitae, with etie teneae he tence ‘arnitore, well worth? the attention 9 the trv noes ad others, naw read JOHN 8. 2 new and “o'clock, at the Auction he Houset'o d Furaivare of a, ee ei Window ¢ Matos, Venierey Bit nd, i ets, Mantle Lamps Vaees Ocraim er with the Crockery, Glessware, Kitchen Burniturs, &c. mid 1m aRpwant fa UT Vv “OB 8. PLATT’s T. xchinnge Auc! sisting of 250 packsges and 10 itab'e Hardware, Also, 1°0 lots of Tabe met Pocket Caters. Razors, ke. Also, 10 “ozen long aud D handled Shoveliaad Soades. Alo nglish Blister Steel, tbbitsou & Son's Roval Cast Steel Corn Seythe pie ire Ch sels, Gouges, Stan- ley’s American Kool Alan, by order of ‘Assi sale will commence ¢ atalogues now ready and the goods can be examived ‘till the rt of ‘a stock, with which the Arrived, Ship Lucas, Miller, from Canton, with teas, ke’ to order. Left Nov up the Bangeas we «ere going down nals with Lousre, from Canton for 8 Packet ship Ville de Lyon, Stodd nd, trom Havre, Feb, bi with mdge, to Boltoa, F Fox & Livingston. Ship Saiatoga, Ruvselle — days tr inds-!to Wim Nelson. 10th Inst. off ¢ Alabama, of Barh, steering SW" 15:h, signals win Gas'o_, bow. d South. ‘Ship Metemsah, Chase, 15 days from New Orleans, with cot- ton, to Nesmith & Wals! Noy 24. Macao, Nev 26, 43. Al Delhi p ssed 2) ih ip RATE Hat.eras, exchanged (@ days from Mobile, with eotton, to Ja: 26, 55, lou 85, 40 saw Francis R a ae on, Tyler, M days from Apalachila, with So! ‘fon. to Post & Phil ips. Ship Hert Plancer, Pratt, te days from Mobil 13 ) Hurlbut. Ly neas, Latham, 16 days from Mobile, with cotton, to E D lai ark Co. uribut & Co. on, Kelly, 14 days from Mo sige &Clearman. Celia, Thatcher, sid in co arque St Cloud, Davis, "17 days fiom Apalachicola, with octton, to m si Barque Corn coffee aud hd Stream several Bahin Jan ii, ‘The fieratds'fm NYork, with flour, had =f sian Packet ritovted havin abenen Phenciat of Noedtord. ie Ton 88° W_ bound to the Pnevtic. me eT Sebvooss, Hopkins, of Porto Rico, with mol with cotton le, with cotton, to Young, 51 diys from Rio da J ' , Grin, ‘Minn he Co. ay ieces Jed trom wo. Brothers, Mw} for NiBedford, “tal ee ag — maa 20 vere. from May- , to Buck & Peters. Vera Cruz, wish hides and spe Bt Barjue Nichvlas Brown Perkins, 18 days from Mob'le, with cotion, to order. Brig ‘Archelaus, (reported yesterday) Crowell, 25 days from Port au Prince, with coffee, to AC Ross.re, Veste's lett be- fore reported, Brig Mohican, Lee, from Mayaguez, PR, 2°th Feb. with su- gir to S W Lewis. Vessels left befure reported. Sid in co. with Gazelle for NYork. Brig Gea Cobb, Hammond, 16 days from Aux Cayes, with 110 tons logwood, 110 bays coffes, to Buck & Peters Brig Long, Ware, from, New Orleans, and cotton, to Brets & Vose 15th iw “Telumah, hence for N Urleap> St. Vincent 20th Feb. and Turk yo id, February 29, with arrow root, to master. Letvat 29th ult. ar 7A M. the sietamora, of Alexandria, on shore. At Belfast, the Belfast with letters, sta.ive b-comea wreck, He more papers. Crew all It o’clock the mate boarded t the ship would. in all probabili o requested to be reported in the Bal “s Adelire, Goodman, from Rio Janeiro, wiih coffee, &e, wo SE Mtcheli. Bri meline, Fish, of Newport, fm St Marks 12 ds and 8 ds fm Key We.t.to ED trurlbut & Co Left at St Marks Choe- tam, dg for NYorw; Stairs do; Billow for boston—Generl Wilron passed Key West 9 Bri Nowth Yermonth, 15 days from St Jago to Dunham & Beckwith. Left 80: phroxe, nf Moat Sid ia co,with miro of Essex, 8 Jane, Bry Jan Wheeler, of Enstpo jad de Cura, Burmah, Sergent, 28 days from Campeachy, to How- ure Aspinwall. Metamora, Ashby, 20 days from Mobile. “Ae cotton, to FD Harlbu, & Co. ‘0 tales cotton Wisner & Gale, Brig Fanny Coit, Baker 8 days: from jotown. with 315 bales cotton H Coit &ro—3i7 0 Smith, Milly & co—47 do A Qrerilt Keo. Saited i in co with Homer snd Eagle, for New ‘orl ig Alabama, Kbetoce x penesed) 22 days from Apalachicola, with colt Seurges & Jearman. Brig J. D. Pork, 8 ds from St Marks and Key West, with 330 baies ecttou to 8D Huribue & Co Brig Fame? } 02, a of Boston, 45 days from Malaga, with fruit Ante Tres ig Emma, Haad & Thebaud. « ayuga, Jackson, 7 days from Savannah, with cotton. Z 20 days from Maracaibo, with mdse, to to} Oxd Brig David, Duffell 6 days from Wilmington, NC, with na- val stores, to 4, 8 Powell Sehr Ebro, (befsre reported) Curtis, of Maine, 20 dave from Guay» Le‘ore reported: vere weneiy pies Schr Two Brothers, Bennett, from Hartford NC, with nava! ‘Schr Mary Fran Carr, 15 days from Havana, with fruit, to Reid & Hoppock—227 cks molasses to & Heppock—4000 oranges to Cr psey & Gilmartin Schr Edward Franklin, Grav. 8 days from Georgetown. SC wie Cotton, to the master—100 bales do H Coit & co—136 do to order. Sehr liza a poe from Vi Sehr Kose: Fos ith suzar, to Nesmith & Walsh. Vessels left “4 he E has experienced for the last 3 weeks se- in, with oysters, om Wilmiagton, NC, with naval stores, to Tan Schr Elmira Wogers. Crane, from Philadelphia, with coal Schr Joho Hardie, Whitmore, Philadelphin, with coal. Schr Exoress, Smith. Sdays from tne randy wine, with corn meal and flor, to Allen & Chr iar Sisteiemed, Ove; ieinmond, wi Schr Challenge, Saw, frow Thomaston, wi in Never, § $ erling, from Newbero, N M jack « Bik? Wilham Want, Sever. from, Georxeto wn, with flours Sehr Bov'e, Me Math’ from Nort li, ae Sehr Two Brothers, Doane, from Nor'o's, with mdze, whine, {rom Wiloniagtoa, NG, wich naval stores, fo L McCready. Scht Margaret, Woela n, from chr G: flour. me » with naval imore, wich flour. re, Bnith from Virgmia, with oysters. Hiu'l, 20 days from Muynguez, P i, with 8 days from Georgetown, with cot» Schr Eagle Dyer, 7 days from Georgetown, with cotton, to Sackett, Brothers & co. Sailed. Shine Montezuma, Towber, for Liverpool, and Venice, Liverpool. Zurich, Havre, oot. cruising off G prota Jats. Southern p kets ran into him »n ap carvan? nad foretopestfant siast, Did not aa Lartuad whet the packet received any dimge of not. Spoken, Orleans, of and for Baltimore from the River, 52 days out— by Cornelia at this port, Henry, of New York, for iO ileas, Sth inst, Jat §°9, 40, lon 76, 13: us at this port Vi lat 30. 30, lon 74.90- ‘by the w) i i, bow ont a eraive, Feb off ‘Aux Caye thi Washing‘or from Nantucket, ts ds out, with 70 | bie: +pem oil—by. Adeline at this port | Elizabeth. of Mattapoisett, 19 th fm ®t Helena, with 120 bis gll,J00 ap fo, Mat-apoiaet. Feb 20, lat 00, 10 miles 8 long 30, W—by Lueas at th land, fm Batavia for B Boston, Dec 30, in Straits Of Fanda— me by, uty, fin Manioln. for Boston, Dee 20—by same. ion fm Maniola for Boston, Dee 2 Virwinin’s days from New York forsMobiier bd inst, off D | Headed Shot Keys. | foreign Ports. port, Albany, Watson, New York, Feb irummond, of do, for N leans, 16th; | |, Havne, Feb 10—! | dthy worth Car | Unies. Hewitt, ot do for New Yori, luths staf Blanahi | Portland, Francis Denan. Sheary. of NYor Orlesus Bat asked Oy mcare, ane. Mayo of do a 5 Post, of NYork, fur Mobi Fe f Boston, for New Or- cp Chuslearon » ths Venice, Maal f Por Grasse, Thomy- | son, of and for None Narch tats Norfolk, Snowsot Boston ie » ships C ops BoA Cos" canton, Deo age fet pe Helen, Talbotr, ma, *tiglite, 1 bia, Covgress, aud barques Heucldaon Wy Childe * oMmay Dee 4—S'd Antelope, Dumarerq (hina, Katine Oct 21—Sld Natchez, Waterman, Casto: Nr. 21—A-r Iizaide, Thayer, Boston; Dec 1, 4 fu Ne b— Probus, Swrner, Chi ‘Sid. 3rd, Unveil 5h, "Brookline, Allen, NYorki | 1th, Moagomer | Saucon, Now Viena Cauz, Fel | Harding: Pilot, recen hes er, "Caldwell, Boston, rt hon kley; Amazon, x d—I0 ore, Topae, Mu ee, 4 NYont iN Berk: Good- + Gen Tacen, fin Wilmington, J Bt Viscrwtgh’ b 20—in pore, Juan Carthagena, Kelly, for Georgetown, IABiug pitch pine. une. Puitapecenra, March 18,—Ari Stag, Pearson, Matanz\s Bnelan, Merri Tangier, King, Matanzas MV. ry Jane, Alley, . Long, Neirieans; Ada Nickerson, Providenc:: Ma Hower, Heron, NBedford; « Ys moud, N $ 0, Red. dford: Broo! Haven, Funders York Philadel, Below, Apworp, Blake, N Orleans; Cld, Joho fan all, Poythress, ton? Eliaabeth & Re} tbecen, Green, Al Poattaxn, March 15--Sld, Kiizabeth, Monument, and a nmmber of enasters, bat rturu Brurast, Mareh'13,—There now in at this port loaded and only imp teh yh Buupher of veseeltamong which | ge oh foro, for NYork. Wind, P and every appear: | ange o L—sl knit Seavey, Philad; TH, | tatm, an Mos Norfolk Kaui K A, March 13-Arrachr John Jay, Danas, Philed. Mare io Are, rigs Fem ig. Danie 34 juegos for Boston. Bp fat 33 90 lon jevesee, far N'Y ork for NOrleanyy 12th, Lat 9540, rig Columbia, fin Bosto or bens ah; saine day 1. for mg the mpire a, beri swept, split at eine iad Tost Faced vit an team ache Seneca, J Peaneia,§ is | to leave this “ay at? o'clock " {3° NYork. New Hav: Mareh 1€.—S!d, BATHS AT THE Ls f Hanrronn, } OBE HOTEL. VEE, ruth na of the above establishment woule inform the andthe freaenters of this house rat ie, Pathe he purpose of refitti been closed some ume id they are now abuudantly sap | be 4 ce, aud every other | req comfort, and will Lopes, ap | the cntrance im Brontway trough tle hotel.andin New street, ANCARD. hour ofsale w19 Lere A g ARD HAVE. taken the Store No 91 Wall street, for the Purpose ansacting a GEN MAL AU! TON tly COM. MISSION BUSINESS. Consignmen' ore ranteed ant cashed, or advances made wi! me yas # us SON 5" BETTS, I bei ave fe refer as follows + Messrs. L. Hom Co. Mr. Moses Tay ee mre Messrs. ‘Spotter, * Tileston & uM ° Boneays Ne ews alton ‘Ofsphisat & Tie. Vietor&Duck- De Soowser & Whit marsh. BY DAVID PARKS, 154 PEARL STREET, 'THIS DAY, AT 9§ O'CLOCK. LAR 3E. Invoier of Fenry Goods, f fit A sitttetd Hnaberciel Dagee ik Dress Hand: "Mesars, ‘Thompson & Adams. * Herriman, Naah & Co. Warren & Brintuall. ir 8 T. Nicoll uh Dater, Miller & ¢ ha ah Bennet Pury Denison & Edward G Faile & Babcock &eo. m0 2wis*m “ongee do” kerchiefs, Broche Sha: 1 otto t V aces, Bone Suspender Buttons, ‘Ci Liven C juspenders, Sew- ia ing Silk all co'ors, Dressing Combs. Side Combs, Bead Purse Nett do, Bags, Paper Hangings, Clotha,Cassimeres, Diaper,&e, m* STEAMBOAT FOR SALE—Will be sold at es Merchants’ Exchat ge in tl aan the s6th, 58 fet, a Tt is well calen- are that may be desired, B dN, 11 James street. Thesteamboast is ie ie at the foot echoes treet, . to! NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. B rTik MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF fsa THOMAS &. DAVIS, Kaa. and the HeLMONT and BING TON NOUSES at New Brighton, Staten remvtority. sold, ac aiublic anetion, at the chants, brchncge, bn HALLIDAY. & JENKINS, ‘os Tuesday, the 26th dey of March next, ‘at 2 o'clock at nor pre in eylender of 40 inches and a seven fou t ystroke. lated for a tow boat. Terms of Sale and any other will .e communicated on onapeli vious) jisposet of at private sale Th i domes House sone, of the. mort splendid extabigh- ments in the United States. The main bi ny centre of four or five acres, as now enclosed. fier is ver ae nd commodious; the main walle are bailt ete urroun jazz and ll hoished in ‘The site cannot be surpassed. It commands ‘a view of ‘the gh ftne Bry of New PC tls up d Ong Mian Bho arge portion of New ivers, New York 4 throu the Narrows to the Ocean, and al “Th he ‘Belmont and Brighton Houses are both extensive build ings, very peasantly situated, nearly opposite the Steamboat i ling, and well calculated for large boarding houses or ho- Bor a diagram and further particulars, ce J} CoRTIss, fi3toMri6" ec 49 Wall street. e man as Gi and ener, is acquainted rdew every capacity. Please by note, to P. a at Mr. Dunlap’s Seed Store, 636 wo. mid lied APARTMENTS ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two Bed-rooms, Sitting- atteadance, by an ish family, with or Appl, to M. D. (post-paid) Post-oflice, New York. mid 2tre $2v00 WANTED—For which seven per cent, half vear ly, will be paid, and a mortgage moon personal property worth $5000 Sivan as security, ith poliey of insurance with real name, assigced. Adder “Jones & Co,” care of Box 19 Lo Post O1 m9 2t*%ec (3 DRA by NTED of JA MILLER, a when last dione lens te tres fe Etsooh, ieaelana’ ie bie Boonie bets alive, and return to New York, he wi'l hear of something to his advantage, on applying to William Steel, Baker, No 111 Sher m7 Sind&ew * rre HOUSE WANTED-—TH. F. is in waut of a How situ. ted near an o1anibus rote, between the B. tery “is nee . Address a note, stating tems, go ad verti- this efhee 9 Iwre TO LET—From the first of May uext, that well known Hbwlend mm grant Boardiug House Nos 151 BS 99 ‘Cedar street, occapied fur the last five yeors by ae! bea beuq sire of the subscriber, 73 Contant Lim Diwrec FOR SAL’ FB wire awetion [if cct revi F. je] he wel kuown Farm of ¢ ay of April uxt, id ‘bow half» mile Said Fam is suitably poe at rast Chester, connty f om +h and Harem Rulroad. », situated to be divided in of Land, pr ally meadow, new bara, carriage house, mill Home, , also Tit orchards, No. 2 contains 20 acces of the brst of an ‘old. “puilding sit thereon, with many fruit tres No 3 contains 35 acres +f good land, and in a good state of eujtvation, with a good balicing # te No, (0 tains 30 scres of the best of Land, a good bar acresof rehard, of the pest graft d fait, end the bal land principally mex iow, which also.has a good baile: te ate, and also two salt meadows ‘the Farm will be sold together or separate, to suit purchi- A fariher di, tion of the property is dee ubneces- For particuiars, inquire ef the subscriber We the iN R. HAY! mio tA gee RISTY’S BULLETIN OF CHEAP PUBLICA. ‘TIONS, No 2 Astor House. Gody’s Maw vaine, r April Ne premi- **trit'e indisoutable. «price 25 cents ots ters, Kendall's Banta Fe Expedic Animal Maxnecism Myater es of Lond: Sonia. HING RARE—There arch be had at either of my he , tong that ‘can be prodaced. Some of them are ex- Rury O’Mooie, by Samus) ‘Lov % Ee mid le re re irom a choice bed whien has re- umver of veara, ‘They are far supe- coedhnaly I are ey DOWNING, 5 Reoed Fis \d 214 Brosdway, dos uch of Mu ray m1 20% STAINE ie GLS8S—A ape iy ,Window Glass, +9 of differen: colors, just recerves DF NOLTEMUS EMorapr, mi9eud2w*m 4 Pearl street up stairs. WH. THOMPSON. No. 23 John street, up stain, 19 oink, receiving Kich Paris Millmery Goods. mi9 3tist Nga t—* DWARy P. tea L149, of the firm of MOK- ILLis & € has this day withdrawa from said extabliaincnts ‘aad the business of the som ix will hevealter pe conducted unde: the firin of Mocris & Wi Gk e MORRIS, N. Po Wi LL Ww. P, WILLIS. New York, March 18th, 1244, si mio 1t*m OFFICE, OF THE LOAG aD Rail oan, ray ew Youx h 18, 1808 LE, #TOCKHOLDERS at the Log 0 Kai’ Riad Company, are }ereby ne tified, thatan Instalmeat of THREE DOLLARS on each Shave ofthe Gauital of the Company, has th s been called, pryable on he fifth day of Ayiii next, at the ier of th any, No. 2 Hauover aireet othe Tr b-oks will. be closed ‘rom the 2d to the 6.h April. borh days inclwise, By order ot the Hoard. maid) 1c? a AV_D 8. IVED, Secretary »RENGH CHINA No 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Staire DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manafactarers, haz AMUSEMENTS. PALMO'S a x2 OPERA r Admission One Dollie toni. paste of HE De Ld ft commence at Beatrice di Rete ipa Marte Visconti Orom pon ‘Avi hines- Al entrust Nizzarde dei Vi Beue't ‘The whole uuder the direction of Signor © ALTRLL NA (e, fn For full partewtars se all of the ay. Box’ Ofhee opel from 9 10.4 O'clock PS B.—The Theatre on the off nights will be let for Concerts a basen The Swe ar pores of the A, R FAabsR, EN fully aumounces to M ‘Ametian rable pee ~. ir pr nial ult “ . ter MEE BPEARING AND SINGING AUTOMAT Whi woe jerful ak of INpUSTRIg AND MECHANISME a tieulates distinctly every lettw of tae alphabe,, couverses Wich ie auditors al will sive and ett ty THERE Prous, Gamma, and. La ce with the solicitations his snvention for : sen me ty of wr (cil an Sreeryey Ret thi ughoat the sel- ent je ward. ard ERHLBI DION ROOM, i se of Beoee iapenard stieet, will be open every day day) trom 12 AM. le Mc tnud every evening (except Eo sy) ti Tell 9 Pe MORERB, 2 CENTS; children under ten years of , se cents “it Cacceneeiie‘ in Ldspenard street, third door on the lett side from Broadway. PARK THEATRE. Boxes 50 Cents— Gente Gallery 1236 Conts, THIS EVENING March 19, 184" The performance will commence with a new " drama in three AE enti Jed th ary Vanderds cke AN te B Ic . «++ Mr Barry Lestelle Vauhelm - Mis H Huot CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS. B MR, P. THIS eveniNe, Marekit oe verformances to commenes ons oft He Royal Court. ts of Horsemanship, Mey oer ~ qua ‘orde te, Vauiting, partons Pre teries. 3 OPERATIC CONC: BY THE VIRGINIA SENENADERS, Or, The Man tht Lest His Tea. MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATHUK THIS oo oil , Masa b Bo wi performances will THE TALPINE: | MAID. Bwigess cee see es see+s+eMe Holland N&CO. vereeee+Mr, Holland Followes by JOHN PRETTYJO Johu Prettyjohn,: « Afr which LEK Joseph Spechlebach + +++Mr Walcot GIOVANS} IN ‘GOTHAM, Don Giovanni: + see ceveeee Mise Taylor BY THE eee MAIL. Camarines Herald.) ASHINGTON, th St. Patricks ity Evening. } Asno news is news, I send you the news that there is no news. This paradox iseasily explained when you reflect a moment, that in such a city as Washington, when the most important events are daily likely to occur, if twenty-four hours roll over your head and you hear nothing, you are left ina state of doubt, uncertainty, and curiosity, whether any thing of importance has occured or not. And you feel much better satisfied when you hear that nothing worth mentioning has occurred —or in other words, that there really is no news. ‘Thus no news becomes news, which is precisely the proposition at the head of this letter, and the exact condition of Washington on this blessed St. Patrick’s day in the evening. There has been a tuppenny fight to-day amo: some of the firemen of the city—but amoui to nothing. Mr. Benton is expected to resume his place in the Senate to-morrow, The weather hasbeen m nild and pleasant to-day, and every body has been out to church There 1s nothing of any special interest, however, in the reli- gious features of the S. B. Hon. J. B, Weller, member of Congress from | Ohio, has been fined ten dollars and costs, for the late assault upon Mr. Shriver, the reporter, by the LATEST SUUTHERN SHIP News. Battimone, Maral '8—Arr George Thom: of Boston; Porom te ode Fouled <4 does anda marker en sid, Oct:via, xa Savannan ‘a. snabislitrs Maso ha gp El ab un Bentley, McGregor, St_ Jol ald. Leighton, . (both Br} St John, NB; Wilson alle, (a) jew Yor! "ON TTEE 0 LAD: ES, feel the jronperity of VIGILANT bl viste OF, MPR KA. NCE, gu Wedaerday Ea Aaned FEN Sei, oe on a Eon at ¢ o'clock, in hy a tar deasten strict} ee va hich h oceusion “Eragon Nore wen be resent in fait We OLIVER. G. _W. P., will preside, ORDER OF EXERC ES. 0-H ee 11—Henediction. LP TICKETS 12% © ENTS—Admnttin one Pr to be had “ ed Norfolk pod and at the door on the above evaniag. mid 2tis*re BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. JOHN TRYON Manager and Lessee. THIS EVENING, March 19, 1944, fab agrand rs Seanad ry ao treagth, by a To fguelud Pri Lodaiekas Mrs Herri AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR EX EY pA 1 vl! ENING BIS WEEE ot week. more the NAU RENT tem RELS, ene best band of Ethin- pian Melodists in America, who give their Graud Concert at each perfor iss BLANCHARD, the celebrated female Juggler, wae WHITLOCK, the renowned Banyo Player aud Negro a "B. WILLIAMS, the Delinator of Irish Character, ef Comic Trish he favorite Hornpipe Dancer. OWA ARD, iol i G BiPatie We the popular Ballad Singer. HO PRUE tM arn fatuntally represen i"! an a) Fri ther wity the celebrated POLLY BODINE sud DANIEL ‘The GI: S¥ FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger resent Followed Ps - Acts of Avility and many, and fa Ca be ancient people of jee OIPMEY ‘ 14 UE Nit the Kero} Teller, may be private’ it ali hours of the day and ever Wena trie ai Sach tad Wena and Maturday afternoons at 3 0’cloc! T 25 cents—children under ten years 12% cents. Twen: g vecents extra for private consultations with the ey jueen. PEALE's SHOW YORK MUSKUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. eee opposite the Cuy Hall WAN EVENING THIS WEEK, MUSEUM, with splendid at- jnounce engagement with BG. the’ Magician aud Hquilibrist, Tate PHIA MINISTRELS, in Son Digoer MONA Ye DO, with nire mechan cal figures. ‘The Minhey GIA NTESS, of eaormous proportior ERY D RE MPENING OF THE trac:iovs. Mr. D “Ww. await, an unequalled sentimental sic ger. Miss JESS* LYN an ‘accom ished danseure ueen at the Asaerlenn Maseam ny. adgre Mert nd Cx smarama, and 500,000Curios Admission ‘hilling—129s cents extra wo those who © saltthe Gipsy Girl, mi DERFU L_ EXHIBITION. PcHED BY ARGIFICIAL MA. pha i. la Nassan's reet, over the ‘Tribune Office. "No eth bitios Rporesereting i dhe Agrcuituratit, ore ee ducing ad n- ome >Re niarewill be highly wratitied, ‘T'o (77 Admittance 2 Cents; Children half- fie tion 1 Medical en payment of $5, will receive cards of adi lets exolanatory, and ti . ‘The editorial corps are invited to atpl awe mi7 13t* re A GRAND EXHIBITION need by iuhaling ® itrous Oxide, o EXHILARATING OR LAUGHING, GAs, HI be gives BROADWAY “TABERNACLE, NG. MARC 'H SeVENTY-! break sp egg ‘each d upon poultry, '2 Visit (he eatal 19. ENI JUR G&LLONS OF GAS will be made, = — ‘st in ta: audence who wish ean hyve an ovpertanity to ie RTY YOUNG MEN have volunteered to take the Gas, so that the ny be no de- VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT ASHINGTON HALL. Ww DAME HILBERG, from Swede MA forms the public of New York dwt she will ee ae ee fiat appearance ta SPAY E. Americs. ata Concert to be git EENING: 2th iustant, Wahingion mich occasion abe had sccuted the valuable o's i Wak y. Be Signor DE BEGN pnprar at this Concert for the fiat is seasons Mr. WALLACE owl play Yor he at Ge Cglebrated eal In Veaice as performed by Pam le Bal v uxteme ARTON “ill play. | two Solo’s om the TEIMIMIS, the cele! rated © ‘onductor, and a Quartetie 17° TICKETS $1 EACH—To be hid at the Music Stores, and atthe d+ ‘The Concert will commence at 8 jo'clock precisely, mi9 eod th wk jab Ly ere He FIFTH WARD. NEW MEN AND NEW MEASURES. Hetrenchment! retin and ‘ih are es shoe D 3. 1 eVINGSTON, President. En, § Secretaries. mI8 2% ee AL Sa RREEN REK) OHN 8. FLEND YOU CAN BE CURED. the deenest research, long study, and untiri ce, there has be scovered a abecific, 8 imeajeal, comp far surpassing any ston fen ver conceived y the tres if Gonorrhea, Gleets, Suess and diernies generally. of the Ur-thra, oor fe No patter how long standing, complicated y be ie will yield speedily and rau curative powers of thi i. ee raniude Have acknowledged that nothing his new areaneem. ys by ay oF nauseating tu the stomach, and st coe from be sivess y Dass ef ary of this medical talent of the werk" hd fol purit ers of the system, div rde ed acti muocrore. rie Chambers street, Granit Broadway. FGATENAN DISPe: NEARY, SDIVISION STREET. DR. NTER’S Res —The great :satisfacuon which this remecy has given, and sumber ot i. dividaals who hav and pro a justly entitles it to the attention « ft those who o are afflicted wit This medicine ia the result study of one of the m It vs harmie trrible secon A other remedy ed. and wall If it dors not cure hat nspar, March TPHE LADIES AND GE mh EN" en at he engnyoe ex Om, AFe rey Us to meet on Wednesday next, the 200 fines mua having brew mace for the ‘Theatre tore ox Monday, the 25th. . M SCOTT Acting Mansger. Aid of ne Funds of lav. in case there shou'd be any hesitation among the audience to rd. fo come rene: TWO GAS BAGS will be used, 0 that as soon as the effects have ceased upon one person, another ba may be realy forthe E! @ Cwhich “ill be erected for ioe oe, while under aged to Pa! upon the pnt, un prevent hove at {com injurn g the leis desired shat 10 yermon Ww believes that ne will fiat w i nd svfery wf the Gos, ‘Mr Colton, who [be the first'to take st ‘and those who accompany them, will take seats liad Be in the Gallery Doors open at 64— ‘Tickets 25 ceate exch—to be had at the principal Book, in Broadway, and at the door a the ertainment. ae MUSIC FOR THE MILLION. GRAND CONCERT, 10, BE GIVEN by the Members of PAL O'S (late) COM- FASY: 'y AUXHALL GARDEN, F G. March rd 0 cone f the tle rhein PHILLIPS, Mes, aie, is B BH Gh MR. VARALL, Mit. N KNEASS, HOLMAN, MR. KAVA. Lise oa sats ant I. Chorus—The Ameriean Flag + Sov g—A brave bold crew +++ ++ Sovg—Oh whishe and L'il come to vo Ballad. Nt ma rah Lb, ro + By the Company he Combes ah nd ‘Mr Knense So ” Comie—ltavian dat. + ++ Mr Si Choras—LUanuce, ‘he boatman dance: + mB he Os oni ee s—Now prepare, now I'm sitting on the 'm Mr ‘Holmas a ruddy be Miss Broce the C -myauy KETS ie SAHTLLIN eee be bl at the door Joors oven at quarter to 7—commence at '% before 8 o'clock, mi9 2c THE TRUSTE: 8 OF THE NEW YORK Pins DEPART TMENT FUND 41. always on hand a large assortment for dinner and ten sete hive and gilt French lam, as well as diner and a 4000 Loreens, co San nad stands, Freceh amd Ameri- ~ ithe ariciee are wermated and tm be id co oor ertaprabonc tree atone tale tone uf FOR. HUDSON, eas: — WADE AT, ‘DIATE, PLAC ES—For 2, Siegmvort FAIREIELD, tn Cavtein J Beker, will the sceambuat Pret toot of ireet This After Felock Tucsaay, March Io For farther on board, appl mid It" Tre Sieamboat U , Capu leave tue 5 ea boat fi er at the foot of C eat street, Ti 4007, ee retest 9th, 1444. For ht, avply on board, or to 4 Cc. sc MUL Zen at "e Office on the wharf, midec pe FOR RaW ORLEANS ake 8 and New York Liay— ely firet rea sail 2st More The fstuena weet ah nav i re M. Haut, will sail a8 abo freventor pase ge, having eume ‘Orleans whag', {01 0. Wall 00 board, at Uriewne nt OO ING RCO Sy eae Meats 4a New Orleans, Halli promptly forward alt Loe ing eg ‘The packet ship Pacer Sa Louisville, and sail 30th March, ter regu line may rely upon having their Woodruff, who will peli. will succeed the m9 6 SSP er. Ty eh beg leave to call the attention of the oe: WEBINAR BRRLT & mie Misc EL " u on Soe if faving Ly a | a Tlloe the Biosdeay Tab on whi eminent Voealiats im the i fodeat Thanuet, generously | volanteered their services, vit i— SIGNORA FE. BORGHE! BIGNOKA H MaJOCE MADAME OTTO, MRS. KD RWARD 1) LODER, MINS VEAYLOK, oS ae u SISO ACT fo Vattetuiba, he’) 14: Lr IGNOR b the profession, Also, in ti i Music | GAs ia be manner, toe TT OR sagred.theit ‘Grind The whole to be under the ta pert Siren whole der Sete ee Tee Hides Lender ansieted by & power} and effective Orchestra. Tt witl be ween from the above, that i Hee RWS UNE DOLLAR—Admite Gentleman Landes’ Vicbwts Bitty Cowra be. hat Atine prineipyt Music 3 tne Other of ihe Dopartenens, or of ser af thet ‘omm| suk ACH tt rans » 26 Front st i) ‘ORSY Co itten, JOuN PRY rove miTtoatre ~Entertainment to commence at 7 | Kavarah | sl the Company | Bed fom medley, by desire, ane “By _ ompany Sor Vi be no submissive wile Mrs Porthos Mr Kavauah Mr Kneass | WORN Tsdciery wit tune ‘place om Wedecday, 0th Match. at the Apolls Be: loon, Preadway. | | ‘Diekets can b> nnceared of | NOAH. Enq . Presiden M. al aie Vice Presideut, 201 Broadway. GATT ‘Treaur t, 113 Chatham st ittee— yo. 00 Bowery. Hie, Sr Broad’a street. A. King, 15) Water street. Monet a Myers, 58 Reade street. | _mi2 in*m T FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &e,. | for Flowers } Feathers. Hair Qruamiente, and Millinery articlee—for | sate won ENRY & KABN, Importers, | fh 9m # ere 73 Liberty street. ‘up stairs. LANCASHIRE GOOSEBERRY BUSHES— FS" Fer haying ererived, he Ge Fun of (i ‘oveberry Bushes, | from Liverroo' | comes ‘sooreberny Sane i ‘ie : They ary | Strctene. ewe year old planta, Cmined on single a * | eprin bonélet of six rmoty’ well toned: enehe two sore, tebell d and wind * Crown Bob,” ‘a d inet . pee we nai ‘ine rehab Laneasnire ence | part ot ‘Creat Br tia the Scotch deriving ali their | thence, as will be seea by Teterence to their ¢: et nds f the frais raised here fr Tormer Spereations a er omy at the u tre reote be ore vlanting, cg every Sprivg and keep the Packed and turwarded free of "7 pe bo JM THorsury & oO. remevy. has no occas y ‘without any am ticentio a medical man, without diet or confinement, finds bimsrlf cured ewectmal y id of beeing to aeensitive hos hie teach bray, “able and pleasant | wise ier, srw ke. m8 Pwistee cnr ( Creeawich and erren ote. ote. ROBERT, [ HOPE HART, | PORTER, | vo. 11 NASSAU STREET, Soman OF PINE, FERS for sa ie "avehnonte, Beseeh be. 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