The New York Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1845, Page 1

* -- THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, XI., No. 57—Whole No. 4019. NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1845. THE NEW YORK HERALD AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. ‘To the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—Daily Newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year except New Year's Day and Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 36 per annum—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 644 cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum—post- ages paid, cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed thet the circulati ald over THIRTY-FIVE THOU BAND, ands ee ye irculation 0} u or the world, and, ts, therefore, the hest channel for bust sien inthe elty of countrys. Prices modera in advance, PRINTING of all kinds exeeuted at the most moderate price; and in the moat elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ETOR OF THE HeRauv Estas.isament, jorthwest comer of Fulton and Nassan streets. TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD. 1000 REWARD—The Store of MESSRS. COFFIN, . BRADLEY & ©O., No, 44 Exchange Place, ving been set on fire on Saturday ‘night, the lath undersigned, a Committee of the Tasarance Compan Hicies othe pots id reby offer 8 reward of et Peekskill. | (Correspondence of the Herald.) Pgexskiu., February 25, 1845 More Post-Ofice Complaints. Dear Sin: What is the difficulty with the news- paper mails? New York papers, letters and pack- ages from Washington, aad many other places, reach this office by way of Albany, Poughkeepsie, &e. I have enquired of the Post-master of this place, who can no more account for it than myself. Some unfavorable change must have taken place in the newspaper department to oceasion this con- tinua!l derangement of our mail matter. J. 8. P. DALLY’S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, 985 River ‘roy. ITPHE Subseriber avai cating to the put ii cut and smoking Tobacco and Suvff, at 285 River street, Fee! next door to the Fulton marbet, The following may be found at all times at his store and factory’ Tonacco—The celebrated Fancy Virginia. ‘This ‘Tobacco took the pre at the late Fair. Extra Chewing Tobacco, sweet Virgi merican_ Sm Tobacco, manufactured from the leaf; Spanish do, ‘Turkish do. Swurrs—Hose scented, No. 1; Maceaboy, American Gentle man, Lundyfoot, French’ Rapee, and Irish Blac! fe above articles are all warranted to, be anne of the finest qualities of leaf tobacco, and by the most experienced work- men. The subseriber would also warrant his tobacco to be bet- tJ iapuietaatared’ than any other in the State of New York or rders directed as above will meet with prompt attention,and customers may rely on having the same pains taken as if they were per y present. . Savage, 254 Fulton street, and A. A. Samanos, Agents for the city of New York. Troy, Jan. 18, 1845. - j22 Im®ec CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS! EZEKIEL, 99 Nassan street, opposite the Herald Build: } Fespectfully attention of his friends an just re- «| te nged in the apacity, he has no ie Recme ast on to him by the pubtie will be du ted, and faction readered to the guests ‘who may’ feel disposed t0 pa- 1n order to keep pace with the times, he is warranted to gaits Peri eeearmas of the travelling public. H. JOHNSON, £12 swore Uaearttad Water sete, ‘Now otk. HE PROPHIETOI reapectfolltintosme hi rind, and ID ite rable Case Be Rear ermeeet RAY snarls friends, and Ml vilaicy stracctenchc hesisees Sad Toe pesca an at had i fapaabed fein mate th wl ap vor the very best hotels nthe city "The pro: ing and fitting up the above house has had scr had Qne'Fhousand Doll tor pet evidence Gp shall Wend to the and convietion o P ‘New Vor, Parmar ish ne Lncandlary or incendiaries. PAMBERT UEDAM, c siden insurance Co. JNO. BROUWER yey President East River Mutual Ins, Co. ; ‘Agent of the ina and Protection Ins. Co., of Hartford, Con. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD—We, subscribers, offer One Thousand Dollars, in addition to re ffe: “abies Co aAAD TEE Eo, JONES’S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, oR INITIATORY COUNTING ROOM, 247 Broadway, corner of Murray st, HE object of thislast toimpart thorough instruction 4 Book Keeping, enman: dl Commercial Aricthme- tig, and qualify Gentlemen for practical duties of the deak. Private instruction is given if required agi re tcmbare ofthe Library Association are quested to ly, to the int |, who faraph tickets of admission wader the arrangement msde wi of the increasing city, inet Buffalo, (Correspondence of the Herald ) Burvaxo, Feb. 20, 1845, The Weather at the West. | Dear Sin:—Yesterday was the warmest day ever | known in the month of February in this city; everything seemed to melt before the sun, one le comp: had striet splepance and comfort and that he has combined coo- re folo = A toom vO ONE NIGHT ROM FOR ONE NIGH) gars, Alliansa, . 50 apined will be warmed gratis, and upon no occasion will M1 ith ore than one bed in ar kerboeker ‘oom. ROBERTSON’S Ce : No Hick REFECTORY attached, in which th = : ihe; PHENIX AT. AND CAP MANUFATORY, | izkewmpumariaht Arar tethers | Vieni, © Fe” | ngs wate meee oe teigesy gee | worl bak Milerm wen fst opmoeeipe he i : n " i couneeted, for warm, cold and’ s} in A ‘No. 103 RULTON TRERT "i Aerchauts an tks, W ve students during the last | Esperanza, Napoleones, Pre ‘Porter wil be phe BLE y id m e as y T SID Y. pplication of the system of small profits, cash ge wales to many branches of business in thi La'india N Lord . onvegas, , ‘The above Segars are guarantecd as geuuineand imported, ald the trade are invited to call and examine them: N. B.—Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to Byro1 the Ist instant there was little or no ice to be seen in the bay fronting the city; since that time it has been ¢overed over with ice hardly thick enough to hold together. Already we begin to hear the hammer and axe raising thelr notes to the tune of repairs upon the boats and vessels in our harbor, and from present appearances of the weather you may expect to hear from here within twenty days that some of our steamboats have left for Detroit, and perhaps the UpperLakes. “Combinations” (the greatest curse that ever fell upon any nation or communities) are no more, either on the lakes or canals; they died a naturaldeath last season, never to be resuscitated by the present generation, carry- ing with them the authors, and the welfare of the m out at all hor it, to admit lodgers, emp ong ot all 01 iN? tmeneho want Locate fia the hall belle “ant voewine® NATIONAL HOTEL, —— No. 5 Courtiandt street and 87 Liberty street, Y, NEW YORK. Mths lonot, to guueanes ther Kis debuts ey ‘ Ny HIS NEW HOTEL will be opened o4 the 20th ice that. ol is 0 5 EL wi 20th j and Evening, for Nquestrian ‘Tuition tnd Beareen Tie Proprie ee willtbebauey te eeromuncdace ee and the public with board. ‘Th: Lodging Rooms Airy, and the toleenal arrasigements such aa Canpot TERMS: EXERCISE RIDING. ‘The locetion being in the centre of business, it offers induce- 15 00) 1 Month + $12 00 ments to merchants from other cities and the country, not sur- 10 00} 20 Rides 10 08 Pas-ed by any other House in this city. The Farnit ies =. Bedding, are all new and made ex- ment. h Parlors and Sleeping Rooms attached,can mmodated. ‘Ihe subscribers assure their the public, that no efforts on their part shall be d Pr i if Bi i ie peda Geese Asset ¢3 3 is also repul en test its application to DISBROW’S KIDING SCHUU. hal idely ished No. 408 BOWER’ ” . Ina city whore m ; t fame ‘time for econo. yeatuiess and taste in dress, and at the eda aa ift, there seems great reason to beli aston 5. which enables the commnnity to gratifya laudable partial : fir uratness a. an waprecedenvedly ana Il meet wit no small degree of favor. Determined, to ascertain whether a branch of business which concerns the head and potket of every (community cannot be conducted on this plau, the large number of the best workmen in ishing departments; also skill'ul and constant ms Highly ‘trained and quiet Horses, for the Road or ies Parade, to let. mi best. advantage—low rent . f mavcroenee of Brvdayiatc le a eaecani ime? PRPERATLAROAD COMPANIES | | wantiuto sure tecninfrt and couventenceatthuiqaesa; | COUNTY Wa8 Promoted by thelr exit. AL4. Harte , once O itides. R i for Rai . iy | b ;and with the, eurrent Fashions of the Biugle Hi tear B ifally call the | cneence station tothe daa ibe poets ne ‘4 Philadelphia. to the jew York, articles. in his i ‘path Valsons ox Radial : . ou. 3 ; [Correspondence of the Herald } Hvipaud durability to those sold in Broadway, and unequalled | —Qashout allowed on cach Leasenter Wide ie the School. im — ea . Parraperputa, Feb. 26, 1845. _iisapuess nnd eeonomy to any ever offered 1a & $—One hour and half to a Lesson oa (ix Road. in Barts cleau and free and dirt, am BT. GEORGE HOTEL “he rs 3 and their respective prices annexed 7s -—Hours for ies, from 9 A. M. fost M . ae "0 keep the oil in ¥ bees and is not lable to get out of order Next BNO: GL Broadway, New York. Grand Military Parade—Commerce of ‘the City— = -—Fiours for ‘men, ro he to , le Fare, ‘ing Constructed wit! vi u i by i a] 4 Fra 4 ake S.No Gentlemen admitted dnziug ite hours apovoproued © Particular, and thereby ina great saving to stockholders and all pi aseriy ence proprietors et the above we | Visitors en route to Washington—Rumored Ap- ‘A card of address is requested previous to commencing. Phey have appointed Cornelius Kanouse, of Jersey City. | years, faties themseln ihee esr eeeney taken it for aterm of | pointment—Rival Railroad Companies— Polk and ‘Gentlemen keeping their horses at thisestablishment, w jl | their agent, to whom apclication can be made for right, and supplying them with every Datlas Ball—Mr. Geo. Bancroft, §¢. have the privilege of jing them in the School gratis. manufacturing them in any quantity, and will be attended to ce which a place ike this can possibly a api solo fol aa amine 7 ie eta tT aaa ST RAR Te if i i alirntee ne ee ak i $400. External appearance and finish closely resembling ARCHITECTURE ‘ntelec " *> P pemetareome of the bouse are lange, alry and commodions; an: It was my intention to have written youon Mon- d i 0 + eas yi 'y, fitted up with new and elegant furni- E ° alent?" the principal difference Se g in the body. FRED. SCHMIDT begs leave to inform his friends and the HER AND FINDINGS. ture. day, but, owing to the number of attractions about at he has removed his office from 192 Broadway to desi f building are invited to si LASTS, LEAT! AVING been awarded the Diploma at the late Fair of the n Institute, for the best. 1 asts, | am prepared to icle of Lasts which cannot be surpassed. in this oF ty in the United Sta per Leather of all kinds, Black and Colored Mo- roceo and Kid SI th Deer, Gos Bind. ings, Shoe Threads, Lasti ngs Galleoi Leather Linings, Boot Cord and Webs, Boot ‘Trees, Hammers, Pincers, gAwls and Tacks, with a fall assortment o° Shoo: makers’ Tools, of the most approved patterns, cheap for cash. WARREN & WILKEY, 295 Spring street, between Greenwich and _ .. Washington streets, New ¥ ork. N. B.—The Greenwich Line of Stages pass within a block of the store, f20 in*m ‘The domestics are attentive, respectful and ble abundantly supplied with'all the subst of good living—the cellar contains an am Wines and Liquors—aud th hs $3.00" aud '$3'5e—very ‘neat in ‘appear- irous of bui rery serviceable, ex the city on that day, my time was wholly absorbed. Oa Monday the military paraded, pursuant to or- ders, and a magnificent display they made. It was said, by the most experienced and observing judges, that so beautiful a display had not been witnessed for many years. I am surprised to find so great a falling off in the commerce of this city, but, on the other hand, there is a great in- crease of manufactures. The theatres are doing cet PSs. roughout the y dition. aperior Frevel mauner, usually sold at $2 and $2 50. Usuaily sot ‘Thied Quality. see ees Us take pleasure in 1 in general. And, while endeavoring to please, although they do not pretend to amile at competion, yet they are determined, by assiduous tention to the, wante of their guests, and the most. reasonable charges, that, those who come to thrir house shall not meet with intment;.and, that, those who go away shall not experi- issatisfaction. JOHN H. MORE, tae o and $1 50. the bly ot the above articles iment in this city or else- aint style ef Trimmings afr at this establishment FRENCH ee ee) ON THE KOBERT NIAN METHOD, A NEW COURSE of Lemons in French, according 40 the BUISBON, A. M., ar98 Le ig on Monday, item of Robertson, will be given by Mr. s onard st., commen 17th instant, at 5 o'clock, P.M. ‘This system, so well known in Europe, will be explained by the Professor. Persons wishing ence cticul 1 effectually preven i 5 noth Chestnut street is crowded daily with Fe Oe er Rites | stand at, Dinca ae arom en ea ving New York, Web. 1,105. _ beautiful women. A very large number of New TO LE-T—Two Stores beautifully situated, in the legermetions tp French Sox ¢ Sunibes of Yours 04 Dt. C. eres wis) ormAxeS OF 1844 Yorkers passed through ihe city to-day on their —' , in tl school, and for year at M. G. ‘ow’s ¢ol te jh \. "s - buildings (now nearly complete) on the nosinwesterly | schoo! at New Brighton’ would. respectful “0. tho Fay ay Seta atc ta ieooy s ovem are apparel : weater! fie of Broadway and Reade street, (known as the L& Gren Bu refer to those r. All O1p Aims Ho r putiemen, URSUANT to th. ‘fy Coll a ly turned towards Washington. Itis rumored here ie Bangs ss Fnfopmatjon tn the meantime may be obtained athe reidece, JACKSON, STACEY & SMITH Pcie of New Wonk, passed Apri meets Canto usdes | that Richard Vaux, Esq Recorder of thie uy, ted 400 Broadway. CTURERS AND IM RS §Pocket ereby given, the oflteng eens Lconventent Basement, ‘well caleulated for an a reteey. fos Ladles il'be opmed ov ee INURACTUR RS of Pen, 0 by given, that uuless ‘axes now remaining unpai will be appointed Charge des Affaires to Belgium Geispors, Files, Saws, Tools, shall be paid to me at my otios, on or before the fifteenth 0. 16 PLAVT STREET Up Stairs of Webraary next, of one per cent will be charge and a farther addi ‘cea will be charged on al ‘ach: Taxes of ! remaining unpaid on the fifteenth day of March next, he present law requiring the Taxes to be paid to the Re- ceiver only, (the office of Ward Collectors having been aol ed,) all those who can make it convenient to pay their Taxes ently, will find it greatly to their advantage to do so, thereby avoiding the crowd and delay which will, necessarily decur for several days previous to the percentage being charge: The Tax Bills may be obtained on application at the officer. Office hours from 8 o'clock, A. M. until 2 o'clock P. M. jattoMrl* re “Receiver of Taxes. OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CC NEW YORK, Feb. 3, AT an Election held this day for Direetors of th the year, the following gentlemen sui 9, several convenient Stores in the second story, suitable for Merch variety of Rooms in suitable for Ot |, Private wi doors, Pautries and Bedrooms attached ; with Rooms si table for Dentis , Daguerreotypes and Exhibition Rooms, Sc. 1 oms of the above description, are re- and examine the same. Enquire on the premise. VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALK.—Fiv fies ‘on the southerly side of 13th street, near 5th avenne ry 10 o'clock, A. M. and other descriptions of He was once Secretary to the Court of St. James Ja31 Simm under Minister Stevenson, also Secretary ot Lega- tion to Belginm, and a thorough democrat. The Most amusing scene at this time here, is the fight between the Reading Railroad Company and the Schuylkill Navigation Company. Some rich scenes will develope themselves in a short time between these two companies, as they are telling truths on one another. The Schuylkill Navigation Compa- ny wish to borrow $1,000,000 to widen their canal irom here to Pottsville, but the Reading Railroad Company think there is no necessity tor that, as they intend to bring to market coal enough to sup- ply the world. There was 2 great Polk and Dallas ball last Monday night at the Arch street theatre lt was very mild, as the ladies are saving their dresses for the great Inauguration Ballon the 4h of March in Washington. George Bancroft arrived here from the south on Saturday evening last, and immediately proceeded to the New York Railroad depot. His great desire to eae news of the day was such, that he purchased the Herald, and went out on the end of the wharf, and stood in the rain to keep from public gaze, probably fearful that peo- ple might think be had just left Mr. Polk, since it 1s rumored that he is to compose a part of Mr. Polk’s cabinet. He is more aristocratic in his way of travelling than he is democratic I have some beautiful developments which I will give you ina SIX BARREL SELF-COCKING AND REVOLVING PISTOLS BLUNT & SYMS, < 1 No. 44 Chatham ati MANUFACTURERS of the above article have now a com- } tment ready for the Spring trade, which they of- fer at reduced prices. They would invite the attention of mer. chants and dealers to, their assortment, to the manufacture of they have paid personal attention, and from the increased grantity they are making, can sell them lower than before of- fe Also—Guns of their own manufacture, as well asevery. vari ety of imported Guns and implements, in quantities to suit pu chasers, at exceedingly low prices. {6 $m*m TO TAILORS, [HE econa efi HS Se'norw peblscied ane tds for del ih equal , 18 now pal an ly very. ose Who: desire to avail themselves of the great advantages to be derived ‘rom the use of the instructions {t-contams, would do well to obtain a copy without delay. The book is 12 by 17 inches juare, and contains 17 elegant diagrams of all the vari af garments wern at the present day, with full tions for cutting in an easy and scien The follo ing are a few of the many highly respectable uanies who testify tonthe merits of the book S ‘The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Stine- met’s Treatise on Cutting nts, with pleasure recommend 2, work complete in its arrangements, and in ite practical ap elt Cutter, Staats & Banker, Charl BF Horner, James Daily, John Lane. clay street. 2w*re ALARTAULT topoaatat Pod Boasts : importer o erreotype ma- « ferials and masiufac iret of Morocco Cases offers Tor sale the following cheap prices— ity of French Plates, No. 40, ( loroeco Cases, with white glass and fine borders, $3 dz. Gord quslity of Baguerreotype Apparatus, including the in: straction, all complete aud warranted, $50. ‘Aeromatie Glasses, from $3 to $15. ‘All he Chemicals used in the Daguerreotype process, cheap, ¥. A. Artanlit has received by. the last D, the salt of ding the pictures, the new substance fot Bo shing beautiful process of Mr. Six Lots on the northerly side of 13th street, between 6th th avenues, with court yards in front, and in the midst of ant improvements. . ire Lots on the southerly side of 1dth street, between the th aad 7th avenues, in an improving neighborhood. ‘Two Lots on the southerly side of 14th street, tiear the 8th avenue. Four Luts on the earerly side of th avenue, between 1fth and reets, with cellars partly dug out. a the northerly side of 39th street, between the Ist verlooking the city and East Iti oe mane may email c improved, and 70 yer cent ifnot improved." G. Ae WINTER. 16 Wall street (526 tm*ec TO LET OR LEASE.—A two story brick House, on the southwesterly corner of the Bloomiagdale road and 40th street, with sufficient ground whereon to Erect a manufactory, which will be built if Also, v two story frame Cottage, House aud five Lots, on the northwesterly comer of the Blog le road and 40th street With a workshop, stable, bam, ie... "The house will be painted in good fence and repair, with a court yard in front, om Teele ati trGie ca thd Tslocaingdste toad, ots adjoining on loomin; le Fanning fo the 7 avenue and ist street, su table fora flor medium) $3 dozen. the ensui eh Directo: Sree ‘Thomas W. Thorne, Elisha Riggs, Thomas T. Woodruff, Be BR. Robson, M. D., ites, and tl zean ig the Daguerreoty pe Portraits on engraved plates, draw on paper au unlimited oumber, it'you are fond of the progress in this beautiful art, please to be i Lafayette Bazaar, 149 ray, cor. of Liberty st. te Phat Abi Ss ok eonbieaise MEPREME CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS. H. SHANKLAND, Daguerreotype Artisi,having taken « si es ore yeas more pon 14,008 portraits, ty pe well nown fur ‘ing the it style of rai res] jurms: her friends and customers ad the public, that she gives a beans 1 Dag likeness, ine! fine morocco case or a frame, for only oue dollar,” Being always well, patronized, and her customers increasing every day, she has, for their eonve= ‘by two Daguerreot Moses Tack John R. Davison, Jonn H: Lee, Cale! Fran f John C. Merritt, Robert Smith. At a subsequent meeting of the Board THOMA‘ THORNE, Esq., was unanimously re-elected Pr ec GEO. T. HOPE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE. "THE SUBSORIBERS, of i the kind, offer m, Daniel ron & Co., ‘ HH. Banker. “ s larged her establishinent, The is hants, and ou: " cand best | few days. Your: Carg May. “Also, a Lotin S0th steet, betwese the Th thd Mth avenues, to | to the Lalayette Bazear, 149 Broadway, and by a branch of her a ih a aes laa meena Bimere’ telected ansortinent of ore presented to the public. = ~ zR ase. . + WINTER, establishment, 235 Broadway, thi y tt room, No 1, eat Whites, Honest Johns, Late Varieti: 326 im¥ec 16 Wall street. | opposite the ‘ark Fountain’ Portraits’ taken from 8 in the FRENCH CHINA. ke. Apples, Raspberries, Apricots, Straw bern arieties. coreg 05 ie ig Bien ME MD id other ir preservation thei Copies of the records of the Supreme Court of Rhode and attic Brick | K only one doliar, (best si ty hs cludi re) incite imtrre DAGUERREOTYPE HNERAL Fa RSHARGH RUDING, THILADEEDAIAN © Tied at er herein form the TTeOtY y eala ir connec: a egg Rl ie with every new § jt) have lately received a Cameras, consisting REMQ’ TO WO. 66 LIBERTY STREET, UP STAIRS.) A. DALESME, on and Agent for Manufacturers, has vials hive nad sil? French Foreela, oe wel Dies ry Dessert Plates, of. , assorted Dishes, Soup ‘Tu Govege Dishes, Salad Howls, Frait Muskets, Custards aad : Bhs. Fancy Tea Sets, nad Rich Decorated Dinner Sets. ‘Tea and Chocolate Warm, Greek, French and American ait the articles are werrested of the beat quality, aad se be cold on liberal terme, and in lots to sui tparshasere. #12 Gn Par TO PRINTERS AND COLOR MAKERS. OR SAL Island, relatiag to the t Washington, as required by the writ of error issued by the U.S. Supreme Court on motion of Mr. B. F. Hallett, this day. Aj the court is to sit untii the 10th of March, it seems probable that a hearing may be had before its ad- Journment. Mr. Whipple, who is now at Washington, ‘appears for Rhode Island From the Cherokee nation it innounced that Lewis Regers, who, it was alleged, was murdered by the party, is yet alive, and that hopes are entertained of his recover; A Native Convention was held at Harrisburg en Tues- day, G. B Brown, Esq., read an historical paper on the riots in Philadelphia, and after giving nine cheers tor themselves and their cause,adjourned sine die. The bill allowing negroes to testifying in courts of justice, has passed the Ohio Senate ; but before they can be witnesses, white men are to be sworn asto their credibility. It is said that 200 families have wintered in Booneville, Mo., with a view of emigrating to Oregon in the spring Joel Munsell, of Albany, the publisher of a libelious work, called the “ Pew Holder,” has been fined $250, for not answering before the Grend Jury aquestion as to the authorshi The qualities of the iron ore which composes mountain to the westward of St. Louis, M been fairly tested. The Governor of cetved trom Monsieur Alexander Vattemare, of Paris, an acknowledgment of the receipt of specimens of that ore, which were submitted tothe Royal Institute of Mines, and on a proper analysis, it has “een discovered to be superior to the best Swedish iron, which for along time has been considered the best in Eurepe. There is now on the stocks ot Pittsburgh, an iron forty four gun frigate, of about 1100 tons, to be ship-rigged and propelled on Lieut. Hunter’s plan. This will be the largest iron vessel ever built in the United States. She will not be launched until next season. By a letter received from Rev. George E. Day of Marl borough, Mass., now at Berlin, Prussia, we learn that the celebrated historian and traveller, Reuemer, . rived in that city from his latetour through the United States, and that he is most favorably impressed with the institutions and prospects of our country. He will speedily publish the results of his investigations among us—indeed the work is already in the press. The Rev Mr. Diy’s health ix good, ond he is expecting to em- bark for the United States about the middle of April.—N. E. Puritan, 1 of Mr. Dorr, was to be sent to TO LET—The large three stot Dwelling Hor uated on the nort! iterly corner of the Seventh Aveuue and Thirteenth street, with a fine arden, Croton water, kitchen ranges, marble maniale rs, &e., and in an improving good tenant i . a ood. Rent low to's Alwo—Kour three story and attie Brick H underneath, on the easterly Sixt een ‘Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, with sliding doors, marble mantels, Croton water table for respectable families in tances. hy Brick Houses, of a similar kind, on the i of Greenwich Lane or Avenue, near the Sighth ite the large square. idudinoud, a neal between 13th and Croton and Sat , of i jimable de ol every site, bo, ult ts combeptones of ereheess: 80, Pickled and Stewed Oysters, potted for exportation, and Pears, Sealine ‘kaase Shi ree 1 House ‘ i Tease, Pamifien all ase iaeieal i ooeed ee amine the best selected aud most beautiful stoek of the kind Srer before offered to the ate of the publi a bee! yf RECKHOW'& VI 5S i. Bi Kin dozen fresh Havana Pines, in good. ‘Also. nd Oyeter Kena ane é—One half interest in 9 Printing Machine, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE, apparatus complete, for priatl is, kevin swccess- GERARDIN, C Merchant, 15 John street fal operation in the city of New York. Tr mn who wa- . ; ommission Merchant, 15 John street, up is the making of color together ‘with a small capital has juat reerived on consigninent-and offers for sale ing—Plain white and rich faney decorated 1) Dessert, Tea and Supper Sets; Toilet Sets Mugs. with mottos; ou the easte ly 1th streets, with marble mantels, 1) ie, ™All‘of the aboye Stores. are excellent stan are suitable for drygoods and fancy-goods, ladies’ shoe stor hina and ‘euitheaware, hardware, Jeweliy, millinery, cow he Bion ‘jh the front bagement-room, will be rented se: arate fro he te reat in front for fuel, Bee eee fit 16 Wall street. i y Be Cup: post bells J We Hewld ames, a a rologue Bottle Figures; Téce a tete Sets, the hours'of 10 and 12 o’cloek, A. M. aw*re PATENT AGATE BUTTONS. THOS. PROSSER, PATENTEE, 7 Platt Street, ‘kk. OTICE is hereby and Exclusive nf taal miay'be obtained by addresin poge paid) a ics NGENHEL £13 1m*ee Exchange Building, adel SWORD EXERCISE. , having entered into an arrangement LER Yor a of yr Leee of hve in street, and also the it respectfully tends commencing a Cl pranches—American an a Sword Exercise, and also Cane Exercise. Mr. H. has been for. several years ehgaged as ‘Teacher of the Sword in the United Volunteer Companies wishi fe Ape, to Capt Smith, Miltary Hall, or Mr. Faller." ™ ANLINIEG GSTABIGEIG lnporse ie park 3 t, Aas have received by Ite arrivaler'a. full casort: Phase Window Gilgen from 18 ty iso Cole ie Ate were let aorement of ‘Pole Glataes Bpectaies, doutt Boxes rw French Geode w jch they offer on the ‘nos ible terme Also, plain and nch Cut Glass Decanters, Water Bottles, Ciley_ Bowls, Preserve Dishes, Tumbiers, Goblets, Wines, TO LUT—The Bulkhead, or Wi reu street to Chambers street, (al das the Newburg Landing. ‘One of th Bi fai and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes. ? ‘Orders for Cat Glass Ware ig and Painting on Chine Se to match any pattern, e3 ted promptly. mere COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER BOXES. F FOREN. respectfully inbone bis Signis and, tes ae ‘he coutinurs to. manufacture Colored Paper aud Fancy, Paper Boxes, ia all varieties, at the old stand of the late firm of Blane & Boden, 74 Fulton corner of Go! Hi is fullv determined to maoufactu.e a superior article, put the prices so as to sal his customers. Orders punctua'ly attended to. B.—A good assortment of Colored Fa Boxes always ou hand. en street. Gymnasi Bowery, copper stairs ‘without equal as to cominouate fifty or sixty persons, frout on the Bay of one thou jurd Avenue, It is in ig 1000 Bui sland oat aR or Love reetables, lars per at ALSU, FOR ¥ abut 200 Lots fronting on ‘Th'rd and Fourth, Av ue street leading to wood, Cemetery. Lor an id at low pri that build immedia to '. DELAPLAINE, £10 tm*re No_7 New street, New York, TO LET-FIYE NEAT SNUG HOUSE! (same "eee, the corner of 7th avenue and 25th, 81 stage routes, so as to insw to 300 dotlirs, Kefe ther, for persons doing business down iown. substantiate tent of the law. : injunction against all ra’ Bats injunetion against all p mn Sai "ihe Buttons are for sale by me at Svholesale only, at my store e £22 1 THOMAS PROSSER. SOAP WORKS AND PERFUMERY DEPOT. [S,ABDITION to our Manufactory, we have opered a Store for the sale of or F conomical Fancy Sospa and all kinds of Perfumery, Family Soap, Patent Crystalline Candles, &e., ke. ‘We solicit purchasers to inspect our stock, which we the lowest terms. n direct opposition t the rea etable productions to eat ‘oid, further. It cannot improve upon diseavery. to, enlightened reason to Jal to improve, to perfect that which it has diseovered, 's Sarsaparilla is an exemplification of the wonderful fl researc! most favorable terms. FRENCH FLINT GLASS WOKKS, O WILLIAM sthnen NeW YORK. Bear WALTIT kx a for a long series une aa ich-Crystals an jonor to Fosstsion mn vance, have the rT SRTee a eee pany» OF Uns Octae three OS Bent Ba imishing houses generally,that they re exablished a ch Da iweee | | ob nie Mamutgetory ta ths cosncre end, tg order to tela] ve ‘4 experien nL workme fh fi8 swre 7 29 aud 31 Goldsireet, | Frenchand Engiish, “he beauty of this Glass, the: tasteral TO SECRET SOCIETIES. ‘les they manufacture, ag well as moderate TO LE C—From Ist May next, the large Room in the Promptitude in the execution of orders, will, they i hepe daskoy to shom = lage share of ‘yerreucge’ frock per story of house corner of East Broadway and Ca- cacy which t, through the medium of sc age phil jeal exheriment, may devolve in: of a me ot. In all scrofula diseases, in eve} originating in a diseased condition of the vital elemeat—and how larve a proportion of all diseases do these classes compre- is well known specific is held to be infallible in its ef- ts. When all all other pi i (on of every other variety of medicine which skill or hope s0j ted have proved useless, Sands? Sarsaparilla has in number: fege iustances wrought. speedy cures The following certificates, recently received, will be read with interest, and for further particulars the reader is referred to 4 pamphlet which is furnished without eharge by all the nts. ', at the end of th America, are particu- candles. urtlanut stieet, next door to the New SON, VROOM & FOWLER. Im*ec EAPEST AND BEST.—Red Ash COAL, at J. car 256 Elizabeth Me All under sheds, dry, % delivered clean to any part of ci fo, Lares Nay $5; Large Stove, $5 50; by City Despat tbeth ts ad fat the Yard, 296 m*re HAVE YOU A COUGH? Thonsands have met a premature death Weeks reened, Prices, roken and Egg, $5 50. ‘Store corner Houston and jizabeth, near Bleecker. JACOB WEEKS Leaistaturk of New Yorr—in Sxnate, Feb. .— Reports of Committees.—By ‘Mr. Smith, from the committee on agriculture, adverse to the peti- tion of citizens of New York for an Agricultural College and Experimental Farm. suameton, N. ¥., Oct. 17, 1844. rofula for nine years past. It ap- in various forms from its commencement, but di Ca _—_ E 0 not neglect T - Rot lodg+ room. Can be . i ke out in wleers until abont four years ago a large swelling Parca ence eh some eo can Nae sore Deiat of Bltatreie seainPnee sae | Simm taensin ced ee accent | Phe peor’ atthe committee was agreed to, inireof h, SPY EAC o1 Catharine street, or of HRCHT, ‘oissonn'ere, Paris, will please forw shadioal veesoriret wean ‘Thager and ‘weed | ing, and continued to ext until the Sey Part of my arm, from rt. Jones called up the joint resolutions on the ry street, 1 im*m iam street, New York. {16 Ime action lot cofest > most ‘positively | ™Y clbew ¥ my sho eee. We pearly all ulcers. It the ect of the New York Pilot Laws _ f of wy neck an it tens i sub) extensive 3, Wi : afford relief, rnd ‘save you from that awful disease, pulmonary | oUt ou Vd TY i 7 ee ended to my face. ‘he subject was debeted by Mr. Fousom, when FOR SALE. | R’S OLL }y sweeps into the grave han number of a'cers on my ancle an ; { Mr. Pe the f > laid ‘ “ ‘ HIGHLY SCENTED AND PURE fering seemed on motion of Mr. Porrer resolutions were lai iecechectey piece ert eats ae neal eal | OK THE HAIR.—Of all preparations bea nas RRL ye been unger wain's | on the table, with the view of going into Exeeu- ‘The House is in perfec order convenient- r the Nuxpectorant to-day—to-morrow may be toc | Ahad, aes (lespaired of | tive Se-sion y ily. Said is divided by the the oil prepared fr lave you a cough?—Jayne’s K=~actorant is the only remedy + Reekford to try yout | ‘The question being taken, the motion prevailed— le ani eck, and Mort instances, jt restores the hair to the | you should take to cure you; for plain reason that in no one more healthy appear 5 here is fine bass’ and | rill effectually preserv of the thousand cases where it ht been used has it failed to re= a that I should be well ag ayes 11, noes 7. = out buildings are all in ~ Seneay ry twas ted | fieye. his a " of your medicine, |My sores Iy Asem. — Reports of Committees.—By Mr ik for twelve horses. ‘Lhe whole . dares yt y Prey y Dr. Jayne, 20 South Third street, . is A. Busi, by bill, to incorporate the People’s 1d on the premises Hehvoad, | asthelate Sir Humphrey Davy and. Sir Henry Halford, that | ),4crnared 7 2k. BRD: Sante, aise years, and ascribe my cir to theeficiency off your Sar | A. HE ae within’ peansite) | pure Bear's Prepared, was the best thing ever | WUCIHMA. old by the, agente, A.B. £D Sands, Drug parila. Had {known i id have | Mutuat Insurance Co’ in New York ; also, by bill, gu geacpaas rer of ile of i wtce, he restoring it whea | Sigg imem xi »and my | to incorporate the Security Mutual Tasurance Co. and Harlem “Le in New York. car cuPbaeaareat Nae | was in three miles of said premisen. abundance of | nd eisewhere, rr CONSUMPTION IS CURABLE Signed, ; \ | I, combined with = The committee of the whole then took up the Frait on, ani phleh was tty ent | srubie for Suollecant dress | ‘THOMSON’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF I cheerfully testify to the trath of the above a tof my | constitutional amendments : York, in scant sateen miles ‘Rossen an be haa the Ist Tppm of Ol AANDE &CO., No. 81: Brosdway, Granite TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA wife. _ MASON F. mn. The committee then rose and reported progress fhisthe peel ee ee abies ‘ eet, and 7 | [NE LAMMACTION of the Mucous Membranes is the result ot | rns following jote-esting case maust cgahmend ieeel! to the | On the motion of Mr. Monnteon. hence Chreaie Caturmh Spitine of Blord, Brox role Cat iting of Blond, sulting in CONSUMPTION, Gastritis, diacased Lar t nod -Satpitation of the Heart eer conte ib ri 3 ; ry yee, it it that THOMSON’S COMPOUND HOP Or FAR AND WOOD NAPLIA fer trecite ie thet Lt im*m CELEBRATED RASPAIL CIGARETTE, Y GRANDJEAN. ‘alton an by id "Also, adipieiug enid property, ferry ts large, 25 centa small bottles, a Sage, bs Sold or otk \ od hoon seal | with a cod Stone House on it, with Burn und Subs coomeent! Dossenstng the same advantages a8 the above ‘ , "The sad forty eres will be sold seperataly or the to- ether, (making in all 110 acres) to suit the purchas-r, A te ‘ lace, or to I ARE careful attention of those similar (SANDS’ CELEBRATES T speak experimentally when mors effective in t Oa of chroni The same committee took up the bill extending the act of 1840, for the relief of the New York In- stitute for the Instruction of the Deaf and Damb It extends the annual appropriation of $5,000 from amie D SAR hat my ‘ing endured ex- B avy other preparation bee ” +No. 12 City Hall © MOST table physicians in New Xork will certi- | complainte—allaying irri healthy secretions, | treme suffering att rom repeated | the U. S Deposit Fund for the period of five years; ANDERSON, on the premises, oF to T' chat Grand Phys F , a . aed 8 Dey period of five years; fes Lin re Wht. Hh HICKS, No. 20 Wall street, SAIL CUA TEE pad phn Pat LX jonaands have | sccacks of tntlam aistoryrbenmnatia Wiiow bet. | aad authorizes the directors ot the Institute te re- ee ji m Paris, The and can bear testimony parila with the happiest ances FARTHE ter than it haa been for: many months past, my »preite is food i and my strength is rapidly returning. L attribnte this healthfnl change entirely to the use of this potent medicine, Feeling & doey sympathy with those who are afflicted with this most tor meating and painfal complaint, { caanot refrain from most ear- ly recommending to such the use of U % ing the most entire confidence in the medicine Sands, | was induced thereby to try the effects of their Sar- and [take pleasure ia adding my testimony to that of many others, commendatory of its individual properties, un- known to and unsolicited by the Messrs, Sands, CHARLES DYER, Jr. him ceive from each Senate district four indigent deat mutes in addition tothe number now authorized by law, atan annualexpense not exceeding $130 for each pupil, the pupils to be designated State pu- pils, and to be subject to the supervision of the Sn perintendent of Common Schools. The bill was passed without amendment. journed. Di jarc! : i ced. me | Seaererer om fai age rial by Oe ‘atthe ordinar Ne vapor, med the lungs, holdi mow tho amar cns eae ar om . Raspail’s ion may be had only of Grandjean, transe to Eoalish Bs ; Bro way fe Baseibarticular wo memecnesne = AMERICAN HAIR DYE. TO LET. AT FORDHAM, WESTCHESTER CO., N. Y. ma ‘Treas of | jin two or $e. $e. A LARGE and convenient C o9 ‘Thos. Baselord; with, arden very deserly tion i ituated tory haudeed yards of St. John’s College. ‘The Ne Jem Kastrord Cars ran to New York si Apply at 179 Pearl street, New York. RUAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ABOUT FIFTY 6, fo tnd lated d- from A for ith yio- lent pains in the breast, ‘OOD NAPTH.A, THOMSON’S COMPOUN! CONSUMPTION, &c. CRES of choice Land Ward, in the city of Brooklyn, ring the New York | ARRENTED, if strictly applied accord; ireeti batinate id diffe Di ‘and Apothecar: Western Traver.—We learn that the number Bay, 4 eee. beaut iy Brgnare he situar | Ww to change the iret on soliris'e heenciel cult sepeciorstion. the symp-& 40 and 42 Westminster at, Providence, Ke I. f ow on the route from the West to the tiou is highly picturesque, Enquire of 3, BERGEN, | auburn or yep black wit it staining or irritating the toms daily increasing in violence. oi = ‘. ‘ is unprecedentedly jarge. Yesterday morn ae 1 Fd pate by DR JAYNE, No th J had reed P rarlone, meCeey, tee furtine lars and conafasive qvidence of ip ope, no less than sixteen coaches arrived at Cumberland FOR SALE—A FARM—Situated at Jalip, Suffolk | Philedeiphin, Price so crute Bola Vo dee Seu ‘Third atror, jrith no aval, until L used THOMSON'S rior valne an ¥, see pamphlets, which may be obtain COMPOUN UP OF TAR, which effect aratis of Agents. m Wheeling with one hundred and filty passengers. 4 I Said Farm contains | i ty, LL, adjoining *mithtown, Druggists, No. 79 Fulton street, 273 o > - i 7 vf whom came to this city by the Baltimore and Ohio ti i of which i Wood; the remaming 32 eres are | Browdwa " “iad 2 cr sm kvange \ ame gem ol an Aad be BR N38, raw be een Other coaches, well londed, were on the road, good wells of water on, the farm; « it ‘with ear. INDIA LONG SHAWLS. ayette street, below Arch: slate eee Ways . wen Passengers report that the steamboats on the Ohio Ige fruenna stale for eight honed; an fechas) nood ' JUST RECEIVED. bythe snbecel Ml SES TR ik LS a LL —-_ | were also {ull of passengers, hound east. A goodly por: linge gm nclosed in x piexet fence, fruit trees, Se, fe. it Shawls—among them Bold wholesale and retail by the Agents, A.B. SANDS & | R. HOE & COS PATENT CARD PRESSES. } tion of these are Western merchants, ani others are, no Viv information may be ob ained at No 3 leceker is, whieh will be sold nt y one, ee Eclwae comanel Chahine cree Re LOEVERAL of ty aloha hited ot be seen at the | donbt, visiters to Waehington, designing to he present siret. a few doors west from Broadway, Half urghase fallind alee ta th alege errest tae 7? & oaid SO warerooine af the pe jold street at the Inenguration on the 4th of March. Baltimore money can, remain on mortgage. 5 im?m , 145 10t00 joe—64 vents per bostle, or $9 per doi Fit amen Printers and others are invited to examine them.@ (25 2win 9 American. i ing last evening—W. Evgapex1, Esq in the chair. Price Two Cents. Common Council. Beaxp or Assistants —This Board held a special meet- The minutes of the last meeting were read and ep- proved. P Reports From Committee on Laws, in favor of refund- ing N. B. Blunt, Esq. $250, expenses incurred by him in in 1842 Adopted. f lIdermen—Reports concurre: ll No. 28 Essex Market, to defending a Corporation si Papers from the Board in—In tavor of transfer of John Brown, Jr. Concurr 5 In favor of an appropriation for the purchase ef farm- ing utensils for the use of the grounds on Randall’s Island. ja favor of regulating Bloomingdele road, from 6th ave. nue to 42d street, with curb and gutter ston 7 Appois .—John Cerroll, policeman. curred in. Iu favor of taking two lots in Elizabeth street fo Corporation yard. Concurred in. In favor of compensating Dr. Martin for medical ser- vices, $10, in 6th Distuict Watchhouse. Report of Committee on Finance, with communication from U mptroller, with schedule in relation to city taxation for 1845. Mr. Cmanuick objected to the reception of the report on the grourd that, inasmuch as the report was not accom- panied with the original paper from the Comptroller, on which thereport'was founded. The Cuair decided Mr. C. out of order. Mr. Oman.icx appealed from the decision of the Chair. The decision of the Chair was sustained. Mr. Cuanruicx considered the abstracting of the docu- ment was a@ fraud up-n the people of the city, and he ‘trusted that air would be remedied. Some 000 was hid away by this mode of proceedin; Mr. Tucker rose to order.—Mr. C. was travelling out of the question; and as he wished not to have time unne- cersiruy consumed, and to go home— Mr. Cuaxmzick had no objection to the gentleman’s proceeding home, and no doubt the city would not suffer mueh by his absei ‘Laughter) Mr. C. continued: the enormous increase of taxation, as proposed by the re- port, would involve the city inan amount of debt which they could not pay. ‘The policy pursued by the Comp- troller would be ruinous to thecity. After expressing his dissent from the report and accompanying resolution, Mr. C. proposed an amendment, which was lost, when the report was concurred in. The Board then a¢journed. Common Pleas, Betore Judge Daly. Fev 26.—Benjamin Audesly vs. Robert Davi this case already noticed, the jury rendered favor of plaintitt of $50 damages, 6 cents co Benjamin LeRoy vs. Warren 8. Wilkey and Grisnold M. Rogers. -This was an action of trover brought to recover the value of certain goods consisting of boots, shoes, &c., me $400 or $500. peared in evidence re dealers in findings, doing business in Canal street, that for some tim» prior to July, 1842, they had been in the habit of supplying the firm of Coles end Fenton, (dealers in shoes.) About that time Coles and Fen- ton’s credit being in rather precarious circumstances they assigned over the goods, &c., in the store to defendants, who, at the instigation of other cr-ditors, allowed them tv continue the business In March,1842,Ce cern, and in Oct, 1844, Fenton made an assignment to ff; Wilkey, however, seized the goods under the prior assignment, and they were sold by Rogers. It is to cover their value that plaintiff brings th jit. Forde- fence the prior assignment was offered in evidence, in an- swer to which it was contended by plaintiff that part of he money due to Wilkey had been paid, and that the row taken by defendants were not those assigned to them. et al.—In verdict in Justice’s Court. Before Justice French. Fes. 25—Tne Srontsmcy’s Cus axp THE Game Laws. -Bernard J. Messerole vs Philip Hardy —This was an ac- tion brought by the New York Sportsmen’s Club, of which he plaintiff is president, azainst the defendant, for iation of acity ordinance for having game in five partridges,) at a period forbidden by la eared conclusively in evidence that the defendant keeps a stand in Washington market for the sale of poul- try, and thet, on the ist neg ot February, he, and ve- tious other dealers, had a large number of partridges their stands for sale, and offered them for sale at 50 centi pair. The defendant produced a Mrs. Jones as a witness, who testified that she and her son were the owners of a box of partidges, amounting to about 300, that had been shot in Pennsylvania, and had recently been brought here and she had given these partridges te various persons in he market to sellon her account It appeared, further, that the New York Spor smen’s Club had teken the viola- ion of the game laws into their serious consideration, as owing to the immense quantities of game improperly ‘de- stroyed before they have come to their fall growth, the game 1s serious!y deteriorated in number, purpose of increasing the stock of quait in hey have recently appropriated $100, to obtain a lot of hive qaall from Virginia, to set free here. Judgment for plainuff, $50. James’ McGay, Secretary to the Club, for plaintiff— Detendant, in person. i We understand there are various other suits pending, and the Club intend to follow out these prosecutions igorously. Justices’ Court, B: fore Justice Hoxie. Mayor and Corporation vs. Mr. Kode. ‘his wes a suit ‘rougnt by the plaintiffs, under the ordinanees of the city, for deating m second hand articles without a license on the 25th of January last, and for exposing wares for sale more than 12 inches from the front wall of defend- mt’s store The defendant is a clothier in Chatham st, occupying twe stores, Nos. 33 and 29. The witnesses, who laid the information, were rival clothiers and neighbers, occupying the store No. 31} Chatham street, just between the detendant’s two stores. For the first offence the penalty is $50—for the second the penalty is $5. Isnart Fetcoman was the first witness for plaintiff, who testified that he wae a clothier, keeping in the store No. 31}; that the defendant dealt in second hand clothes at the two places above mentioned; that he knew detendant dealt in second hand clothes, because he, the witness, had seen a coat cxpesed for sale there, that hod been offered to the witness for sale; and that he went to the corpora:ion attorney and laid the informati Ts the defendant on the 26th of January. Oncross-examination, the witness acknowledged that he had had some dispute with the de- fendant, but could not recollect when it occurred or what it was about; and that the reason he went and informed was, that the defendant placed bis at the door so conspicuously, as to prevent the wiine: goods ‘om ing seen to the same adventage; and that, though he had given the information against the defendant for having dealt in second hand articles on the 25th of January lai yet he could not say that the defendant actually did desl in such articles on the 26th of January, because he was never in his store. The Coxronation Artoaney here abondoned the case in so far as the first complaint was concerned, and called Jaco Hinscunena as & witness, who testified that the defendant placed bis goo’s about three feet heyond the wall of his house, but that he had never measured it; was not acarpen‘er, and no business at ail except a clothit that he kept at the some place asthe li ens, went with the last witness to inform The respective connsel summed vp, and tl brought in a verdict for plaintiffs in @ penalty of plaintiffs, the Corporation Attorney; for defendant, James McGay, Esq Rosesry or tHe Writenact Matt.—The pouch of the mail-bag, from Whitehall to Albany, w: cut from the rear boot of the mail stage last evening. T! robbery tvok place between Troy and Aibany, the streps of the boot having been cut. Of course the contents are not known as yet. The bag was not missed until the stage reached the Albany office. A vulise was also taken from the boot. The way mail bag, being in the forward boot, was untouched ‘The assistant Postmaster, aided b: the contractor, made immed: eh on the Troy road, but found nothing.—Albany Ai Manvuractures in Co.vmpus.—Extract of a let- ter from Columbus, Geo , under date of the 16th instant :—“ Columbus is destined to be the great town of the South, so ail visitors say, remarking the increased receipt of the great staple the present season, th ely and busy oppewrance of our streets, the tremendous man- ufsctnring power we have, the fact that we have one factory within the corporate limits, one withont, in suc- cessful operation, and two will be commenced’ shortly within the aforesaid limits.” Navat.—The U_ 8, steamer Princeton, Captain jockton, in 33 hours from New York, arrived here on Sunday morning. and anchored off the Naval Hospital.— Norfolk Herald, Feb. 25. Navat.—The following deaths occurred on board the frigate Potomac, since she sailed from Norfolk on the 8th December, i$44:—Daniel Dunn, landsman, at sen Jonnary 1, 1844; Jamen; Cocke, ordinary seaman, at sen, January 24; Germon T’, Poultney, ordinary seaman, Januery 27. A valnable Farm, forming » part of the t known as Morrisa situated on the Harlem river, tie county of Westchester, consisting of one hnndred r. Upon the Fi fe Si with a garden, stable and all necessiry appendages, A gentleman's country residence. ‘There are lao npon the Barm wo Farm Houses,and all necessary out buildings. Also, » valuable mill site and water power, and au orchard. said Farm is very accessible from the city, being witha nine miles of the Gil ‘Wall with the pri: lene of a free bray eres larlem river, ‘The cars of the Harlem Railroad run w half a mile of the house, For terms and further particul yrs Wand 3 P. M. of _H. M. MOKRIS, UL Pine street, second story. PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM THEAINE STREET, BETWE WAY AND HENRY STREET. H, HAWKES. having tttrd an» Parlor ns a, Geveral News + Ro under the aboy will be happy to see his friends, and hopes by attention to business to merit a con tin i the favors so liberally bestowed since he has been in the publie lin The room furnished with New York and Old Coantry Pa- inrly ; The Barsupplied with choice Wines and Spiri ed Sey d fine Pale Ale, &e. No. ” BAST 22 OA BROAD YK ts, fine flavor: 423 to ARD.—The Public is informed, that D: continues the practice of basin gineer, wich he followed on an ex: y in England and Fi Inventors, tees, manuticturers, in the arte and manufactures, m on matters requiring the application of the Principles of practical science. Certificates and oni validity aad mse 5 nitions and. processes Revo ed questions and doubtful points, perimental th a view to the discovery or test Will be supplied or undertaken wh were Olice No Mt Spruce st { eqn reat, New Yorn All Bnsinens Letters mnat ct # lost ivolous applieat applic . ug fer of $10 beiore . to pay a etal we emi