The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1845, Page 3

dred dollars, and for the year ending September 30th» 1843, the average duty was equivalent to anet revenuecf thirty-five dollars, five cents and five milis on ev: han- dred dollars in value of ds paying duty, and for the Year ending June 30th, 1844, the average duty was equi- vulent to thirty-three dollars eighty-five cents and nme milla upon every hundred dollars paying duty, ond for the year ending Rertonher Suth, 1844, the averege duty was equivalent to thirty-one dollars twenty-six cents and eight mills upon every hundred dollars paying duty. This shows a gradual decrease in the average rate of duty irom the first enforcement of the act, and it is possible this reduction may continue. The various rates of duty under the present tariff act, range from twenty to one and two hundred per cent, and those py tiara pe ben the higlest rate of duty, are, no. doubt, falling off every Pawar. jas highly satisfactory to see the importations into this | port noe off. The importa for Junusry being larger this, than for the cor nding month last year, we must confess excited fears as to the result of another year’s heavy importation; and we were glad to see a very great und rapid decline in February. ‘The value of the impor- tations tor Fébruary, 1840, was more than two millions Jess than for the same month in 1844, and we have no doubt, judging from present indications, but that the value of the importa for this month—-March—will be much legs than in March 1844, when they were valued at $5,809,710, We' annex a comparative statement, showing the amount paid into the State Treasury by the auction houses of this city or the year ending September 30. It will be observed that the amount. paid in im 1943 and 1914 only varies about five dollars. ‘The duties have fallen oft very much since 1899, and even. since 1842, Duties Par py Leaping New York Auction Houses. 1839. 1842, 1843. 172,013 Th © unnexed table shows the amount of duties paid cach year from 1832 to 1840, and the amount for 1842, 1843 and i844, with the amount of dutiable und ‘undutiable $0¢ .ds sold each year, trom 1630 to 1839 and 1842. New Yoru Auction Dutine. Sales Dutiable foods: see 21,989,506 . ae ‘The largest amount of duties paid was in 1984, but th amount ef fold in 1890, was groater than in any year included in this table, ats large part of the goods sold that year were not dutiable. We have not received any official report giving the value of t! y sold at auction ta this city'in lead ann ieee ere and ze ‘The cashier of the Central Bank of Guorgis, in compti ance with an executive order, bas given noting by holders of State eight per cent bonds issued be Seett, we dated 22d of Deceniber, 1843, and numbere”, ¢7,thT.bank 124 both inelusive, that the seme willbe, psidon or alter of Augusta, Guy a that after tat oy gene. the city of Augusta, Ga., that J to accure on said bonds. cone -aited States has decided, , oe nope hoes of we U in the case ‘ashington the Baltimore and Ohio Rail gag Hy, nye a ere claim against the railroad ® 4 gaye jud; re noboud “ate ‘The suit wan instituted ‘so reSover item the cence muilion of dollars, whle‘a it waa alleged had been fort ivod ¥, a8 reauited ey na 9f08d “aot running through the coun- ty, as required by & taw of the leguistare making an ap- ‘of the com + This law was ty did not acknowledge the power anced a suit, which resulted as above. j,°4 the citizens of Carbon county have pati: tors of the ”* aature of Pennsylvania to peratt the direc- Chunk, T) “ehigh County Bank to locate at Mauch no doubt 4¢ People of Allentown, Lehigh county, will » Carry out the wishes of the itioners t le, na they find the bank is in hands 4 gr it ory little credit and mske it of little ce in conducting the business of the at winter the citizens of Allentown end its vici- ty petitioned the Legislature of Pennsylvania for a charter of a bank. The Legislature gave them a charter for an institution to be called the Lel ‘igh County Bank of Allentown, with a capital of $100,000 and com- sussioners were appointed to dispose of the stock. The veople of that section did not come forward and take the stock 80 rapid) y 8 janticipated, and up to the Ist of June only $18,000 of the $100,000 had been subscribed, Seve- ral financiers of this city being informed of this state of thiy.gs, an arrangement was made at once, te take the re vraining $85,000 of the capital stock. When the parties suhscribing to the first $15,000 were informed who the subscribers to the remaining $85 000 were, they backed ‘out of their subscriptions and stated they would have nothing te do with the other parties or with the ir- stitution in any shepe or manner. The $15,000 aban- doned were immediately made up by the parties sub- ecribing the $85,000, and in so doing they obteined the whole capital of the Bank. The capital stock of the Lehigh County Bank thus fell into the hands of the agent and principal manager of the Plainfield Bank, of New Jersey, aud five or six others, who were stockhold- ors to the extent of one share each to make them eligible ve directors. ‘Che subscriptions to the capital stock be- ong here filled up, the next move necessary was the pay- ment ef the capital according to law in specie funder. his was found to be the most difficult movement of al’. It wes necessary that all the directors should pronounce the funds received, specie funds, and alter all the ar- rangements made to obtain an unanimous vote on the sub- ject; after purchasing stock for individuals to make them directors; after ail the financial mainagement—the parties interested are celebrated for—had been used, the directors refused to consider Plainfield Bauk notes, checks upon the Plainfield and other banks, State atock, &c., specie funds, and voted not to receive them as such.’ The reault ‘was @ Complete explosion of the direction an exposé of the whole affuir; and the appointment of a committee by the Legislature to investigate the concern and report a¢- cordingly. All these things have opened the eyes of the people of Allentown and of the county generally, and ‘fforts are being made to have the charter repealed The inhabitants of that county are satisfied they would be materially injured by the location of any bank among them, under the management of such finaeciers as those connected with this institution. If the people county, or the citizens of Mauch Chunk want thi Jocate:| there, the people of Allentown will be the objectto the removal. If they cannot have an institution tioued the properly conducted, they are betier off with none, and 5 ing ta: e of this, they are anxious to get rid of the ehigh ounty Bank. Old Stock Exchange. 10436 296 shas Canton Co 52 98 do #10 52 b39%) 675 do 5a 97% 75 Reading RR 48! 60 300 Harlem RR 70 9% 50 do 7 a i 3 Nor and Wore REC" ao lo d 72 125 do 72} lo. 733 250 do 72! 20shas Leath, Mnf Bk 103 5 do 890 7: . seril Be 150 do 73 200 do blo 73 100 U8 Bk 3 do 2 100 Farmers’ Tr 0 do 3 iON Am Trust bo 14 50 L Island RR | none Canal mK 3 Sto: lo RR lo. 5 Stonington 2 Erie RR 100 do 100 do 610 30 50 do Second Board. 100 shas Morris Col 30 33 50shas Nor and Wore 73% 0 3 ant 3 50 L Island RR 80 i 6 200 do a1 18% 50 do. 80: 3 100 do 80: 43% 25 Nor and Wore chy 7m 50 do B do u 00 do 73% 50 Farmer.’ Trust 109% New Stock Kxchange. $2000 shas Ind. $ bids, 25y 3436 25 shas Evst Boston b60 1: 2 rg Bk y 25 Norand Wore — stw 71 cI 2 do b3 71 25 39% 2 do 83 71 200 © 39% 25 do 83:71) 4 ae fo to °K lo 33 lo 2% do. ¢ 3934 100 Harlem RR ‘30 72 % do snw 3935 100 lo 60 72 50 do € 39% 50 L Island RR 78) 530 do 30% 50 do © 7 50 do btw 39% 50 do 830 78} 50 do bs 39% 50 do eT 20 Canton Co 51m 2 do 9 2% do ¢ 58% 50 Stonington RR btw 4 % do bt0 52% do #3 42 2% Motris Canal cn % do b30 43 ASHE: $4 for ‘earls are steady at $4 1 w Breswax—Prime yellow, of all descriptions, ‘wanted, at 29} a 29; ‘There is no particular chan under this head. Western fisur: $487) ‘orton ~The market remains a 4933. without material c! ‘he sules to-day are 1 000 bales, for ‘export. 76, without sales T Fisn—Dry cod isheld at H forth River bale sell, ax want: ‘Common qualitie ed, at $2 a 55¢; prime atd3 Rice--Sales to some extent have been made at $3.25 a3 4; of it which holders are Whiskey --Drodge casks are dull at 22¢, prison barrels ave still held at 224 a 236, Reav Estate—4t Auction--Six lots fronting on Scher. merborn and Livingston streete, 675 fect cast of Smith, each 25 by .00 ft, at $800,.. . Loton avenue D, next to corner Western and feet 1200 Lot adjoinin 1160 Do do 1260 Do do 1426 Carrie Manger, March Atm 700 beef cattle, (400 trom the south,) 1,000 sheep and lambs, and 120 cows und calves. Parces—An active demand prevailed during the week, and on ce of full 25 cents per ewt. obuined. We quote 476 a $6 for fair, and $6 60 465 for prime retail 10g, sorte. Left, 126, ows and Calves—All at market taken, at $12 a 23 Sheep and Lambs—'I'be market was cleared at the quo- tations ol last week, which we continue. Hay— Sales at 62 0 68 conta, which is lower. Married, st, by the Rev. Dr. Antlon, Jonn J as Evans how i, to Mise On Sotnrday, Tot Uniware. to Aan Ou Phavutay, Asprnw J Con uty, the Rev, Williim Sawyer, wam W. Lewes, all of this " Died, On Sunday morning, 24 inst. Cuantorre Devarcaine, in the 634 year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the fami ther, John F. Deluplaine, and brothe: are respectfully invited to attend her tuneral, (withou! more particular invitstion ) this afternoon, ‘at 4 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Reed, 298 Broadway, On Sunday cveving, 2d iuft. Many Ann, wifeof Ed wat “ey tone! Jr. ¢ friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, this ‘sheen are o'alock, fem 166 Lowis street, without {urthor invitation On Sunday, 2d inst. Anne, danghter of Eug Mary Caraher, aged | year, 7 months, and 13 days. he friends and acquaintances of the family, and also thone of her grandfather, ure respectfully invited to at. tend her funeral, this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from the re. por of her grandfather, John Gilmartin, 22 Mulberry ene and sreree-tettpeeecrs Weekly Keport of Deaths In the city and county of NewYork, from the 22d day of Feb. ‘ 1845, to the Ist day of March 1945. 32 Men—51 Women—63§Boys—39 Girls.—Jotal, 207. bscens, 1; Apoplery, 1; Bleeding from h .1; Apoptery, 1; Bleeding fro itened oF scalded, 1; Cancer, 3sCholer ia , 1; Bronchitis, fautum, 15; Con: Congestion of biain, Convulsions, roup, 1 ropsy in th eile in 4s Fever, bil ; Fever, senrlet, 2; Fever, ty of, 95 Hi png cough 35 Tuflammatin 8; lutlammation of bs wtion of lungs, 24; ation of liver, 3; Marasm: Old age, 3;' Palsy, 6; Pleurisy, 2 "Peething, 4; Uleer:tion 1; Unknown, 2; Vario- 3 Debility, 3; Delirium tremens, 1; chert 1 sles, 4; Mort Small pox, 4; Suicide, 1; Strictu of stomach, 1; Ulceration of thro: i oid, 1. Aor—Under 1 year 41; | to 2 years 33; 2 to 5,27; Sto 10, 12; 10 to 20,13; 20 to 30, 16; 90 to 10, 23; 40 C0 50, 16; 30 t0 60.6: 60.te 10,6: 70t0 80, 8; 8 yo 90, 3; 90 Lo 100, 1; 100 and upwards, 1; un- pis ha ELI LEAVITT, City I » Cit) % tor’s Office, March 1, 1845. a hicaadcg a City ers Arrived. op uearey Jeg Aun Baruey—Hev E Nie, of NYork: fondo; Nir Ogilvie 0 : and Mrs Phillips, two Miss’ Phillips, two Master Philliga, of Sa eicht Ge stigle Geshariab Mary Willlung and fun sh J HARLESTON: tit at iam: il. dre, Mre J Velie Mrs Berry, J Valk, Cape Webbs Mott, J Ctayton, W B Burrows, Otto Motty, G Webster: G jar SD apameraeeBic Coated Vitlocis; 314° Hold ARLES ON , . Wood, M Corkery—t in the steerage.” oe iM i a= rns neepeamig Kinayton. Ja—Brig Ann Barney—20 tons logwood ‘Thomas Bue do Nicaragua wood Middleton & co—7 casks A P Mendez—20 bbls 2 hhds 17 sacks pimento 2 hhds lune 4 old copper Aymar & co—15 ceroons ratians ‘co—1 box tortoise shell @ ceroons do cochineal 1 box H C Moering—4: €o—40,000 o1any mi pimento Middleton & 8 to order. Sehr Ellen Perkins—255 45 doe 1 ‘al lo- i - i+ ‘eT o's es hemp lo deer skins 12 hi ou- Domestic i ono copepneine see New Orveans—Brig Francis P Beck—422 hhds sugar Fox & Livirgstan—69 tes molasss Spofford, Tileston & co. : * y les cotton Post & Phil- lipe--15 Spofford, Tileston &co—60 H Coit &co—51 Smith, Malls & com148 H & Leverich—101_ Boor- TH a & co—69 De Peyater & Whitmarsh—7 J Emeric —10i to order. Cuanceston—Brig Caroliva—260 heres sotto: J P Swain & $9.28, Burritt & Johnsqu—103 Houtter Brothers & co—100 J 8 & Post—282 Smith, Mills & co—29 Atwater & Mulford—15 Post iIlins 20 bales osnaburgs Wells & Spring—2 Kranktin, & Har ids 77 bbls iron Ketcham & Grosner—t bhds 11 bbls on—12 do M Vassar & comd bxs Stryblin ‘hhdv1 bOI T crate F Barrows ae or abron this office any Marine PORT OF NX{W YORK, MARCH 4, --6 22] Moon Rises 5 38) Miom water som Kiama, 338M wu aere, 433M red. Ship Franklin, (Ham! mn, Hamburr, Schmidt & Balchen.—Barque Louisi on, J Elwell & Co.— Dodge, wmidt & Balchen; Law. Cc Nelson; Falcon, (Bi » do, ugusta, Sherwood, Sav: 5 s equash, Kilborn, ‘Tam & Smack, Richmond, ond, Allen & Pa Gager & Mailler, Arrived. Ship Catharine, Berry, 5 days from Charleston, with cotton, to Geo Suttor juck ters; Tuscarora, § Native, Fuller, Philadelphia, ney Mix. 1 days om Kingston, Ja. with to, toe Bartlett. Left loth ult, brig JA Lancaster, {rom Norfolk arr sth: Lawrence, { om Turks Inland for N Orleans, cin. in distress, Feng: Sailed in co with ship Heru:itage, and rig Wasson, for Mobile; Pittston, for NOrleans. Brig * Al- bert, ; ih for New Orleans, in ballast. Off the Golorados, spoke HB M ahip Spartan, Cape Biliot, bound to iavana. Bruz Francis P Beck, Stackpole, 14 days from New Orleans, BS Zz <i $ i a s th to iter. "tne a. unt 16 days from New Orleons, with 46,000 ""Brig Alford, Mason, 16 days from St Marks, with cotton, to it Abbott, 0 days from Savannah, with 105,000 fect timber to the Morris Gaual C tig Carolina Sherw tun, to Geo Bulkley Sehr Ellen Perkins, Kensley, 20 days from Sisal, with hemp, to A Patrutlo, Left brig Angola, hence, jus: arr; schr Mary Adams, from Georgetown, 8U.do—only American vessels in |, 5 days from Charleston, with cot- rt. eschr CI Rieh, (of Kingston) 16 days from Miragoane, St Domingo, w co! Jo cocoa 60,000 Ibs log wood 9500 do liganm vite 853 do Brazil wood to A U Rossiere & Co; 150 bags coffee Mr Carvana; 259 8 W Lewis. Sehr Policy, Reed, 5 day3 from Eden and naval stores, to Williams & Northam. Schr Alfred F'Thoru, Sanford, fom Wi naval stoves, to £ S Powell. Sailed in co for Cuba. NC. with cotton ton, NC. with n brig WL Jones. ‘Schr Select, Johnson, from Newbern, NC. with naval stores, toSL Mitcheil. Sailed in eo with sehr Aun Hyman, for New Schr "TH Thompson, Weeks, from Newbern, NC. with cot eee Boece Math from Newlera, NC. with aval stores, *ogehr Del perenne, from Plymouth, NC. with cotten, to Bint Florence, Mandall, from Edenton, NC. with n to Williams & Northam, ; aoe Belle, MeMath, from Norfolk, with cotton, to Sturges stores. Sbhr Cornelia, Kilburn, from Baltimore, with com—bound to Pi Me sehr Isaxe G Revel, Carsey, from Virginia—bousd to New Behr Ovoea, Squires, 2 days from Virginia, with mdse, to chr Elisha Brooks, Bush, from York River, with wood, to aster. Behe Dove, Williams, 3 days from Chincoteague, with com, to master, Sehe Waterloo, from Lubec, with Iwth, to master. Below. One ship, two brigs, unknown. w. ar heats walt, Shi i ker, Codman, tava; tana, Dennis, NOtfaan” Centon, Packard he wa, Le Henry. 7 sian ‘David Duffell, Williams, Wilmington, NC, and others. Miscellaneous Kecord. Packt Suir OnetDa, for Havre, will sail to-day. Baia Mougcan, ashore at Absecom, it is expected will be gotien off arto the cargo ha. arrived” here. ‘The’ sean down to pump her ou pean Duncan = ithe eves reported bere, on, Gave Se ‘oon tin, proves jae Duncan, Robertson iyde for Savannah, ‘She went ashore di the night nnow storm CCIOENT AT BAVANNaH.—We regret to lear that a boat the St Mi (Br) Capt Vaugha, in coming w ick a spile near Fig Island, as (off to their assistance, but 1 fa n seaman by the name of ‘Thomas Dillon, and an Iriahman (whose name we could not learn) who was working on board the ship, were drowned. ‘Tne remainder were saved, after much exeition—Capt Duckett being barely 10. support himself up, and Capt Vaughn having sunk once or twice. of the drowned men were not recovered up to last ‘Savannah Georgian, Feb 27. Naval, Lieut Comdt Hunt, from New York, an- || Hospital, Norfolk, last Friday morning, tes were changed ‘between the Forvoise, tad the Pensylvania, Capt Smoot, bearing the broxd pennant of, Com Bolton. ‘The store ship Lexington, from New York, was spoken off Cape los, Jan'10, 29 days out, for Port Mahon—-did not touch at Gibraltar. ‘The U 5 squadron was at Port Mahon Jan 20. Mr Sanford, ‘Assistant en; Incr of the late U § steam frigate Missouri, would return hom in the Lexington. halemen. At Payta, Jan 11, Goliath, and Henry-—the former for home. ‘At Callad; Jan 1; Maria, of Nantucket. Spoken. New. Eng nd, Gaaneet, from Matanzas for Providence, Feb 21, lat 25. Jon 78 rae, ‘dalle, 3 days from NYork for New Orleans el a o . Sabine, Dlackington, from New Orleans for Baltimore, Feb 23, lat 31, low 78, SH Michardson, fro the Mona Bassegn’ oe? Hew York for Maracaibo, Feb 17, in John, frem Porto Cal we fo for Balumore, Feb 18, lat 22 3 N, on, \ Farwell, from Boston for New Orleans, Feb 17, lat 4 26. N, “Catharine, of Warrea, RI. for Bilboa, Spain, Feb 17, Int 27, lon 82 50. 0, Jan 1 Deming. ue rt, Feb (—In port, Fawn, Bartlett, for New York, in io poRro Canxt4.0, Keb 8In port, Com Warrington, for Ba more, next Ponce, Plt Feb 17—In port, Caroline, Norgrave, for NYork, 3 days, and others as before Br Jony, ND. Feb22—-Cld Woodlands, Johnson, Philadel- Howe Porta Portiann, Feb 28—Arr New Englans laddox. Fredericks eT Kelow, Frances Ellen, from Cardenas. Gld, Geien, erctant, Cuba. Bid Floyd, Jewett, Beulah, Bradoce? and a fleet of coasters. amit'n fe Ret 22—-Aur Flor det Mar, Baltimore: 20th, 25h, Rochester, Peabody, Cl 4 Pt ero, folks 9. He ee Coat etens ‘ladelphia: Feb 26—Arr Herald, Yorbrock, ieee from Lon brig very lighs, steam abernia, at m. |, bat anchored below, and remained to-day, M iman, Providence . Sid Boliv: Hope, Brown iLADELEHE atsow. Hektaldt Mt oners, Tales. Mole Chapman, a rothers. Price, ( fon, Collins; (eorge, Bird, and. Geo Washiogrom Revwor N Vork; US revenue steamer Spencer, from New Vorke Win A Hows pmindery FG Bushwoed 2d Eeewts J B Honder: son, dd doy Win L Luke. Chiet Enginerr; Hvry Hoff, Assedoy James Pettigrew, Boatswain; Chas Piatt, Gunner; Geo Youugs “Nenroun, Keb 2—Are Martha Washiogton, Wood, Provie Boston, and Consti ond. went’ to sea to- Arr 27th, Aun D, A +, Totten, N York; King, Cook, Tenoton: Potowme Corel? Providence; Goss » Mar ; Yantic, Scaples, Newport. In Arehil ce, from Baltimore for Phoonix orcive! to-day, vot yesterday, as re- Feb 28—Brlow, a Br harque and Be) Bell, Civernools Oren, nburgs Haye, ‘Presctt, and Strat ger, Havana. Sid Camilla, [Prussian] Kleiowort, di (Dan] Evers, Copenbazen: nu, Micucke, Havre, Judson, Bry son, Havana. Arr 27th, harkston, Srowu, New York; Forest King, Kelly, Porto Cabell Lith inst. tat 14 20, lon 68 5, Peter 3 Burrows, a uative ot New Jersey, board and was drowned. 1 from the Jibboom over- Br] McKennie,Greesock; Ueal viper Nee Orteane Liverp’l. tri enh Cid’ Leander, (Br) hel : 31d Sava Hewes NY prema xh Be, eb IT : NYork; Roscoe, Eaton, Boston. Cla Ann liza, Pu, and NG Bourae, Perry, ‘ork. Acres (Bei J of Acree (it ‘Avgusties Baker, da, T: Fornax, V By Last Night’s Southern Mail. PritapeLrnia, Mar 3—Arr Robt Wala, Sears, Boston ; (Cora, NYork; ‘Alexander, Bills, NHaven; Extio, Robinson, 1r Heme, Watts, Mobile; Dam inin, Br] Crawford, Barbadoes Where she put in to repair damage sustained by earry- main tops jl yaid; Loretto, Henderson, New Grionsn; nina, Porto Cabello; ‘Towa.’ Applegarth, St ‘Phomas; abeth, Hooter, Portau Princes, Bi pas; Margaret Anu, Hammond, New Yi 1, Boston; Vietorine, Davis, ‘New. Orleaus. Cid ist, Wahsexa, Borland, do; Maria, Atwe'l, St Augustine. aie py ghey dm bP ‘HoMAs, Feb 18—In port, Massachusetts, Spear, Chi ir, from Vincente Cora, Warner, from rf, just, roe Cuter, from Portland ten, Guadalonpe; Forest, Va- Victory, Elwell, fm Baltimore; Doughty, and Frances te » Chase, and Pacific, Leland, Pendleton,do? ala, Shute, trom ittman, from Marble- ‘ ith, for New ide, McAllister, for Marseilles,do; Sarah Jane, Searran, Seull, of Philadelphia, for New the outward patsage lost ssile : ‘bi ahaa aor onan MEETING OF DR. DARLING'S MEDICAL CLASS. VL At a meeting of the private Medical Students of Dr Wilt liam Darling, Prosrctor of Surge y im the Uoiversity of New York, held at the Uniy P" ing of February 5th, 1643, Mr. Robe Virginia, Chalr, and Movers. of New’ itary net ee itherell, of Net d Socretaries, "After a’ few eloquent and appro tory of the objects of the meet ten were appoint °d to draft and pressntresolutions expressive of the viet ofthe meeting) he Commitee pared the follow: ops, which were ua :nimoutl opted : 1. ‘Resolved, Phat the ves don which has been gi to our improvement in Medical Bet and accomplished preceptor, Dr. Wi we hershy moat cheerfully fender hil is with pride and ple bearing our wedivided. testimony. to choler, 10 his amiavie and h great promise and which his deep aud ardent love is ouly worth as aman we will present him Wit sex of urgieal lastramenta, ved, ‘That although it may be almost superfluous for is favor, Yet our feelings do not allow us to mn auy other oceasion, cur distinguished Ati University of New York, where able pros Perior skill in teaching, reat nsstdus to the students, have’ won, golden ‘and who will be chert to long'arwe have hearts that ect erate recollections of this great leading Br er )s ved, resolutions be si d i and secretary; and pablished ia the New Vor Borate ROBERT M. BOYKIN, Chai man. $secrs . m4 ttre Fire Department Fund, with great gra: wedges the receipt of seventeen’ handeed and sixty-five cents, by the hands of Williom po ai oee te of the Ball Committee. beit mA 184 th, responsive to the. Crnus Arnpt. LL ification, acknow! iNiameon, nett proceeds Sixteenth Annual Bail-at the Perk hes 28, XPRESS NOTICE—A CARD—IKROMIE & CO.8 E Expre-s leav's for Portland, Bangor, Eastport, John’s, and intermediate places, ou Thursday mora: lock, vin Boston Merchants and traders who wish ure A share of the Hastern trade, will #o well to forward ulare and cards.’ ths early period of the season to some forty and fifty towns and East. 2 All packages, ‘Adams & Cov's, a JOHN 8. GIL Fire Denarti | Exp Boston, showld'be marked “Jer inie & Cos Expres Apply at Hale & . Office, 48 Wail street. mi 2t*m NFORMATION wanted of Jares Andieas, who Tel about { years ago for Mexico. It.is wow two years since his freed have rece ved any, wandof Kim say afrma ion respecting him would be thaukfully teen Robert Andreas, at Olney ville, New Providence: I March 3d, 1845. mi Iw’ec og ft RORMATION DANTE PE} ‘ive inform: toR. GK, ji office, where WILLALKD PAUL, af Gamdea-Staie of Matt may be found? His deposition inau'impore nt case ie sera A nesre AN TED—By a resyeetable young wom is chamtermaid or seanrstress in a privat: ily. City ree ference viven it required Please to call at 90 Kade at-eete np stairs. Isa Protestant. m4 2% ec an in A sunation hee - youre ie a farm—sa- ary not so. much au object ain keowie, z Address PP. with full particulars, to J. W. F.. 58 John aneet, New York. m4 Sema WANTED—A situation by a respectable young woman, to 7V “do the cooking and washing and ironing. Hay no objec to do the general housswork ina smatl: family. Tho bece ty reference giveu. Apply at ‘No. 24 Second avenn stairs REWARD Lost last 7 B2BO "Sonne oo. hence earl wil Bowed we returning the money to Charles L. Kipp, corer of Hudson aud Charles, or the same reward in‘yroportion, m4 aries, or the same reward in‘prop 2¥ec ‘TO LOAN on impreved_city property % “oF 4.000 Tiron ease. “aim revels Wpanrry, OF Be oF 0.16, to PH. SCHUYLER. m3 3t*ec ((OPAWTNERSHP—The subscribers have this day ented ,<iito.& copartuership under the nam: and firm of BAUER & BODEN, and will continue the busivess of Farey Colored Paper and Paper Box manutact uring in. its different beancres at the old establishment, No. 74 Fulton corner Golduerees, New York, March 1, 184: RDINAND BAUER, 2 CHARLES FEI mi lwtee AUGUSTUS FERDINAND BOD! ate Pe ce ODE T WINTHROP & BARMER, i thie day by mutusl cose vent ; “The business hereafter will be conducted ‘under the name of J. Farmer, JOHN.P. WINTHROP, mi 2t%ec JAME’ FARMER. New Your, ‘under thé firm o€ Lawreuce olved by mucual consent EK. T. MENOMY. -” NEW IMPORTING HOUSE OF FRENCH GUODS. LOURENT BROTHERS, 68 BEAVER STRE? T, have receiv by, the last packets, a complete assortment of NEW GOODS, which they offer to dealers at the lowest market prices, Particular sutemtieg is invited to the follow ipcion of goods * ‘New and splendid patter H oo Dew patie: eee xtra nich Fowiard Sik Bron jt ery ricl re New style Mogador and lly Shawls 1H, copartnersh TT hecar etl aed mi It¥ec Barege Shawls and Scarfu French Cloths and Cassimeres. m4 2tie* rre ATCHES !—WATCHES: D JEWELRY.—' W Aiko wish to parhers Goll SEW , Gol Ch old Pencils, Keys, &e., will find it to their to call on the mubscriber, who is selifng. all dese of the above at retail much lower than any other house in the city. Gold Watches as low as $20 and . | Watches Jewelry exc! or bought. f ‘atches war- ranted to keep good time or the money refunded Watcher, and Jewelry repaired in, the best manser and wermaten ft mech er ha the MRR ee egy A 6, Imposter of ‘atel fm G m4 int ‘Wholesale and retail, 9 Wall tap sects ~ WELCH’S NATIONAL CIRCUS, PARK THEATRE, LA ST REPRESENTATIONS! As the Company will depart in a ver time, therefore, in compliance with the earnest solicitation of teveral families and indi }, the Manager GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES ! 25 Cents to nyt ¢ pans cars. Theatre! NI At ‘SIN THE GALL TWELVE MOST 8! un f RING And th land Grand Kquestri le of ww MAD ANTONY WAYNE! HIS TERRIFIC HORSE, DAREDEVIL, grin which a TREBLE COMPANY will appear. £0 LD AND & N N— ‘The Gold and silver Artisans of the City. of New York ate requested te meet at the Marion House, 165 Chap-1 street on TUESDAY EVENING, the 4th instant, at 736 0 slock. Punctual attend nce is requested, av business of importance will te before the meeting a, i’ 5 Alfred Peckham, Edward ¥. Prime, _ David Duna, __ Daniel Cerpeuter, m3 2tis*ec Committee of Arrangements. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. WHERE: 8, JOHN JEFFERSON, alias John Bland, tive of the Parish of Bethnal Green London, son of the late Mr.Richard Jefferson, formerly of Brick Vane, Spitalfields,cheese- monger,dec*ased, has not been heard of ia Ki gland, for more than 14 years, but shortly before,or about that period, he was supposed to de rither in the Government, Naval or Merchant Service of the United States, He was born in the month of April, 1008, s0 that iC he be ve, he is 37 . The last aceoants were from him: New Youk, th: to Fees ardof Une Hundred Dollars, on rece! theo on legal proot of Is deat a under thehatas of Witt Aas ‘ASTIN 20 Court erect, Boston tobenddrened. ROBERT BRIE No. 18 Bethi London, January 29th, vy fa satisfactory evidence h reward will ac- in London. or thre ah ALL, Counsellor-at-Law, to whom all communications are 'ON, Solicitor, mal Green, L M5. BUACK AND WHITE THREAD LACE FLOUNCES, i lack Thread per Kmeral Flounces, from \ yard wy yard wide. di do a SC Se, splendid Machin iin Laces jacl arts. arts, point 2 Braxelles and a la Neige. Th Gores ten ae es ines, Meehiiu do, A JAMES BECK & peettally ‘tha Valcueies hater an rundo. CO, IL » that is by tng the mont rich and thea Sid Ta otes cP nee at hawt rc Pel lars, Chemizettes ala Pieoatyles Also, some’ magnificent Embroidered Dresses and Handker- y rich embroidery, with a it variety of other goods, are now of- fered at very moderate prices, by JAMES BECK & CO, 1% Artec WISH POTATOES —264 hampers of a selected quality, daiv I" ted by the packet ship J eddy y bo b ind weg” SWORN MoBRIDE, jun. Mi Ceaas se” AUCTION SALES AMUSEMENT; BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. SPLENDID PLANTS AT AUUTION—A. LEVY will +) sllon Wednesday Moining, at 11 o'clock, at No. 15! Broad Nena collection of Ornamental Plants, Caielias in bloom; Oranges in fruit; five roses, jothrones, ritisporems, violets, dann ies, with the i ies of other too various to detai me Garden HICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr.. Auctioneer. POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, SALE, at Publie Auction, oa Wednesday, the 5th day of March next, at 12 o'clock. at tie Merchants’ Exchange, by ANTHONY J. BLEECKER & CO a nuctionee, Six cotrage-built houses on the northerly side of ‘Twerty- seventh street, between the Fourth Avenue and Lexington Avenue the tst weaterly Houses being at the distance of one hundved feet fom the Fourth Avenue. Each lot is 16 feet 8 inches front at ear, and 100 feet in depth. re is a court yard inf ont ofeach house, 30 feet deep from the line of the me the houses are supplied with Croton eae rth ood opportuni: cowfo resi in agentcel end ve y myroving neighborhood, at a moderat oat. ‘The houses are rented until the Ist day of May next, at $225 per dunum, y house tutup will be ly sold, with- out any reserve, to the st bidder. ‘Terms—ten. per cent cush to the auctioneers, at the time of saley twenty-five per cent on the Ist day of Ap il next, the deeds wi i be delivered, and the residue may rem and mortgage, for three year the interes: ible half yey. ‘The pare after. th m3 3m HICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, Auctioneer. ~ THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT'HOTEL, coruer ath (aim Avenue and B6th atreet.— Anthony J. Bleecker & Co. will sell nt auction on Thursday, the 27th day of March next, tc '2orclock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, the very valuable ‘roperty onthe east side of the 4th Avenue and south side of S6th street. The geound contains 50 feet on the avenue and 100 feet ow the strest, (which stre bed and regulated, and the agseasment paid;) the erty is within two blocks of the li Croton Reserve: jouse re two-story attic bi ing, with cellar and kitchen under the whole, with sheds on oth super. ‘The, premises are desirable for the purpose of a publi se, and are now occupied as such $1000 or $2000 can remain on bond aud mortgage, at 6 per cent. Possession Will he given on the Ist of May neve. Titleindisputable. For terms and-partiqulars, apply to the Auctioneers, No.7 Broad street, OF 9G. NOWLAN, cleventh street. on the premises, or No. ‘mr27*m MULLAN'S hion for spring ionable hateat re tail for 10 per cent. below cost at No. 4 Wall street. mi 3t%ee TO LY T—READY MADE LINEN STORE—A store suitable for selling gloves, shirts, &e. in the most public Iceation in Broadway, may be’ had for $500 yer ‘nnum. Apply at Phalon’s, 24 Broadway. m4 2us* re. TAPE «nIMMING ANI (The p-esent ie the proper time to trim Grape firteea ye country, ion. ene of City Gardens bs. ahly van eret ds the tay also, Trees, Shrabs, the best quality mould an &c., and for a moderate compensation keeps randen in préper order all the seeson. . Alisathus, Horse Chesnut, and other Street ‘Trees, furnished and ranted. Orders left at the store of J. M. Thorburn & Co., 15 John st., oracthe residence of the subscriber, comer 22d strect and will meet p.ompt attention. ec JAS. VIRTUE. LEARY & GO-S FASHION FOR, SPRING, 1845 ENTLEMENS?’ HATS, of our Spring Pattern, will be rea- ly for sale and delivery. on aud after Briduy, the asth | origin av) ing detail of inches high, yeoman, 4 eu where, as to present the follo roportions, vi Rows? 6 bell at sides, 34 bell m front THES Te eh Soak the oho waded off 1-16 inch. marry pi ape off 1-16 inch. Bi inches, {i sround— Set, natural curve—Curt D and BINDING—% inch wide. my RL Mote inches wide al w BAND and ‘The partienlar set of write Served wich style exp tie features and form 0 February 24th, 1845, G. B ALVORD, No. 103 Broadway, New York, WILL introduce his new se of Gentlemen’s Hats for ‘ot MONDAY. the at. ique, and our customers ressly_adajied to the characteris each tespectively. but anticipating au sporoval from correct taste, G. B. A. cheerfully announces the pring Fasl ion At may be froper t> mont’oa that he retains style one nartionler of his former pa'te 1H) i, EDGE OR SQUARE of the Hot, which with a peculiar set to the brim, preverves it ia p.t ect shape, giting east, elegance, and becomingness to the who'e appearance m2 Iwee FASHIONS KOR SPRING, 1845 4 THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to furnish his new styleaf Gentlemen's Hats, which, i every particular, Will be found fully to sustain the repatacion he has heretofore sajoyed in the production of this most essential article of dress. Wall street, comer Nassau N. B.—FRENCH HATS—A smail. invnice Just received from the menufictory of the celebrated “ Mugaier,” Paris, to which tne attention of ge.tlemen is invited. fit TuTh&St isim * m AMERICAN EAGLE HORSE ESTABLISHMENT. Corner of Chrystie and Delancey streets, ONE BLOCK FAST OF THE BOWERY. NEW YORK THE undersigned having parchased the substan- ast jal brick building lately 8 by. the Millerite Wraternity (the end of the world having figitely postponed) leave to announce to the ‘Yew York and its vicinity, that the above estal gqyen and his firet Public Auction Sale wi 8 Ment is UO) ike place on ‘hursday next, the och of March, at 11 o’clock. He hopes by strict integrity on his part, the rules and regulations he has thought proper to adost t3 govern the American Engle Horse Ratabl and a faithful application will earn for the concern a reputation worthy the first city of the Union, and he trusis they witl be found to afford to. the unwary, either buyer or seller. every consistent or desirable sycurity.. He res- pectfully iusites a perusal of his Rules, and thinks in them will found some more safe and agreeable than have hitherto, been applied to the business : he particularly invites an inspection of hisestablishment. The is the largest iu the Union, and for light and air cannot be surpassed—the Carriage Repository is of the sime dimensions, free from damp and dust—the Livery Department is upon tl proved plan, having avem : whole length’ of the build with a cei between the ranges of stalls the d floor above. The proprietor trusts that after a successful profersion ia this city, going on 20 vorably known to the New them that he will contin duity and attention at hi Joining block 10 tbe A JOH. £28-1w rh HARTWELL S WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Street, ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA. E AGATE BUTTO THOS. PROSSER, PATENTEE, 7 Platt Street, New York hereby given, that the undersigned 1s the Patentce and Exclusive Owner of the Patent Right for the Porcelain Button, commonly known as ‘'Prosser's Patent Agate Button.” Leters’ Patent have been duly granted to him by the United States, to take effect from the: 1841. [have caused suits to be commenced in the © United States for the Southern District of New York, for the infringe- Letters Patent, and prepared to enforce it ent, £0 the fullest ex- : jotier to all, that I shall pro- ceed forthwith, b mages, and by Dil ia ea for injanction against persons io: ing upon said Pate he Buttons are for sale by me at wholesale only, at my store TPl » New York. fimsre THOMAS PROSSER. MARTELLE & HOLDERMAN: No, 7 MAIDEN LANE, N. ¥. : MANUFACTURERS and importer’ of Qroamental Hair ins, Toupees, maria, “Seams, Bandeau Heir, and i uew style ef Everlastiog Carls, and ail kinds of Hair’ Work, wholesale and retail. ij Bathe trade supplied on reasonable terms. meee R HOE EVERA' most aj ractice of h is not unfa- (27 Im*m PA 3 & CO’S PATENT CARD PRESSES. L of the above machines can now be seen at the arerooms of the proprietors, 29 and 31 Gold street. tera asl Others are ited to examine them. 5 2wm LOOKING GLASS PLATES OSTHEIMER, Importers, No. 3 Bank street, delphia, have received by late arrivals, a full assort- ment of ing Glass Plates, from 9 by 7 to 40 by 20; Polished Plate Glass, from 14 by 12 to 60 by 40. Also, a com- Jete assortment of Toilet Glasses, cles, Snuff Bos anes, together with a variety of other German and French Goods, whieh they offer on the most favorable terms, ja28 Im® hz RECHIVED.by ve subserien 4 drunk of Camela U: DK bers, ui J Fink Shavelo-amoun them ain very” splendid howe White Shawls, which will be sold at very hte price, by JAMES BECK at _— £25 10tec 39 Broadway; HOBE’S PATENT EXTENSION DINING TABLES, WITH, METALLIC SLIDES, long k durable, convenient and elegant of Ex factured; warranted to run eaay cons affected by dampness or warping of the wood. ment of choice patterns, suited for private parlors, hotel , He, together with a general assortment of Cabinet nitaré, always on hand, at the Warerooms, Nold0 Grand street comer of Elm, where the public is respectfully invited to cali and examine. mri im*re S¥gON ND CLOTHING AND FURNITUR WA) hes si And the it cash en for all kin of cast off Clothing good” second-han jiture. Persons wishing to d ‘of the same, will do_well to call on the sub- seriber, or alive through the Post ees which will to. EVY iy atten j pelarracregi 49% Chatham aret, N.Y, Constantly on hand, a seasonable assortment of gentle- i 5 (ah Imre mn Tables manu- and not to be A assort- team Fur- SUBS! Sees rk th did Or. "THE \CRIBER offers for sale three new splendid Or- ener ot epe Cotlowive siaaceascone rick uber, fe: clading a reeds the swell extends the whole Compass of the or 5 Dine case, ed. and pedal bass, a shifting movement, en- ma thic case, painted. ‘The above two Organs are intended for churches. One Parlor Organ, with five stops, pedal bass, ans i fam movement, enclosed in x solid mahogany case, varnished an polished. 4 Also.an pauortmeut of superior Barrel Orcans, containing each thirty d flerent tunes, (Marches, Waltzes ‘otillions, with a good mahogany care, ble for parlors or places amusement, the firstever made in the United ¥ ew got ap 8 the first rate style. ‘The abcve Organs will be sold low for cash, if appli immediately, plied fi , The pabi tfuily invited to call and examine the ty Neod eee " ‘Organ Builder, HARDWARE, CUTLLERY, &c. 1845. e subscriber (representing reveral manufacturers of Bir- 4 Sheffield Hardware,) offers. grest, induce. 0 deviers, Purchasces are ioliered ta call and tabe prices ts baying. 750 «ross low priced table entlery, per 5 10 casks very superior cs Fa ed two Fi 1c ces he Ts So “do. Carolin Hoss it of importation. Hiceatt “TM Saks trad Saves, at 85 75 mbs ‘ adlo-ks, Cac ostickes Keane U' Hies, pag SI ly lg Rg AS Hy Renews OHN'A. NEW BOULD, 90 John street, up stairs. Latchss Bolts, * Web, Ke. &e. m3 6tis* mm — WELCH’'S NATIONAL CIRCUS, PARK THEATRE. The Mavagerever nxious to meet the wishes of the public, etfull ye fe Og- REDUCTION OF PRICES 69 Boxes ° a5 Cents Latest and Most Important from Washing- ton. Wasuineton, Marsch 1, 1845, } 12 o’clock, Saturday, Texas is triumphant, and Mr. Polk has already fetermined on at least two of bis cabinet. Mr Calhoun retires to South Carolina to cultivate cot- ton and philosophy, having accomplished the work 1¢ undertook—that is, finished the Texas question and put the Oregon in a proper train of settlement. Che two cabinet ministera thus far determined on ue Gallery... :. vie. , 194 Conte. The doors will be opened at 6, and the performance will in- variably commence at 7 o’elock AST NIGHT BUT FOUR. CUESDAY EVENING, March 4, te performance will com- inesee with a NATIONAL CAVALCADE! Lu the appropriate costames ot the United Stites, mounted on the most magnificent stud. Comic Ditty by E. M. Dickenson. Grand Leaping Equestrian Aet by Master Glenroy Gyimoastics, Ground and Lofty, by the great ''roupe, headed by, the woudrous MeFarlaud. ‘The Pastoral Act of the Shepherd and his Sweetheart, by Mr Cadwallader and Mrs, Howard Pas de Danse Mise 1. Wells. . J. Nathis will ride his truly immense ‘Two Horse Act, carrying the undaunte} Wm Kineade his pupil on his bare head, uround the ring three times, Horsemanship of tne fi st class and character, by T. V a A g3and scene of Gymnastic Posture. A great Native and Foreree Concert by Negroes of the first vocal and {nstrumental Abi Riding Master, N. Johns” Clown, John May. “ Jude with the graid National Equestrian Dramatic Spectacle, with beaatiful Scenes, Costumes, Arullery, Bridges, immense Rant, Se; end ited D ANTONY WAYNE! Np His BOLD HORSE DEVILDARE W. A. DELAVAN’S Beuefit Wednesday Evening. Doors open at 6 0’clock, and performance to commence at 7. PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. REDUCTION OF PRICES. First tier and Parquette, admitting a Lady and Gentleman, 50 ts.’ Second tier 25 cents. SDAY EVENING, March 4th, will be presented, for it time, Atos chigt it MAN OF ALOE. g fter which, for the last time, t ue Opera of SOM NAMBULA eutitied LA "SOM AM. DE BEAUTIES. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March Sth, will be present- ed the Opera of CINDERELLA, in Burlesque. Doors open at quarter before 7 0 clack—Performance to com- ater belore 8 o'clock Box Office open from 9 o'clock A M to 4 o'elock PM, to se- ure seats, James Bucuanan, of Pennsylvania, Secretary of tate. Koserr J. Warxer, of Missiasippi, Secretary of he Treasury Equestrian Director, J. G, Cad- New York, in consequence of her cligues and tactions, is le(t out altogether. As Pennsylvania wasin Mr. Van Buren’s time, New York now would require “twins” in the cabinet to satiefy all lier factions—but as cabinet places are too searce \o supply twins, she is passed over altogether. Af- ter a great deal of refleetion, Mr. Polk has given up the idea of satisfying or representing the cliques. He will create a new influence in the democracy— a Polk administration generated by the great Tex- as movement. Mr. Walker first introduced the Texas question to the American people—he has been its master spirit—it has demolished both Clay and Van Buren—and after the democracy were near being split on that point, he came forward with a compromise and carried every thing hefore him. He will be the master-spirit of the cabiaet. Mr. Suchanan is a safe man—but wants soul and aerve inthe great crisis with England that is ap- proaching, unless he be well backed up and fired up. This arises from the misfortune of his being a bachelor. Nothing nerves a statesman like a wife and seven small children. 3 begs mort respectfully to that her Benefit will take place at the Chathem ‘Theatre, WEDNESDAY EVEN- NG, March Sth, 1845, on which occasion will be revived Buckstoue’s Drama of Jack Sep var, Mr RICE, Mr FREER, and Mr. DUNN will appear in po- pular pieces upon the same evening. m3 3t*m ao ont chen ns a GERMAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK. "THE GRAND CONCERT, in aid of the Charitable Fund of this Society. will take place on SATURDAY, the 8th ch, 1845, at the Tabernacle, on which oceasion the fol- suminent talent will appeat, viz.— is aud the publ if SIGNORA ROSINA M. SCHARFENBE! » Wi RG, MR. THEOD. W. GRONEVELDT, ‘ larionet. A number of Gentlemen Amateurs have kindly consented to rman Choruses, and an Orchestra of Sixty Ver mposed principally of Members of the New York iety, will execute the followin ieces, viz:— ; ee Overture to fing K et : i . ’3 administration will either Overture % Fingal co Eanes ate Again, Mr. Polk’s een, Stee de vv Fret tz... . by C.M. 5 ‘ reure ischutz, ie ide ron Websr. op] bea great failure or a great hi ‘The Instrumental Performances Ww: Lo AS are even for either. There is already great coolness towards him, exhibited both by the triends of Calhoun and of Benton. The whigs begin to feel kindly towards Young Hickory. I ‘The Concert will commence at® o’clock precisely. Tickets, Reson, may be had at all the principal Music Stores, at the door on the evening of the Concert, and of the un jersigned:— COMMITTEE C,H. Sand, ‘Theod. Vietor, Yom Banr, Pavenstedt, by Gece Profan oot lkampl, should not be surprised to see Mr. Polk, if success- i KE. Moring, Chatee Pes ell ful, re-elected by the democracy in 1848, out of A. Belmont. Dr. Henschel : Emeat Fiedler. A. Rodewald, at sheer necessity. fisosMrs ee mcrrwehts! The kitchen cabinet is nearly ready, and a pro- S* VAVID'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF THE S cITi6s OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN— ‘The Anniversary Festival of this Society will be held at NIBLO'S SALUON, on the 4th instant, at 6 o'clock, P.M., when will be present his Hon. the Mayor, Presidents of the various Charitable “oc'eties, and other distiuauishe 8, together with the members of the several Societies in this eity, on which occasion will be awarded Medals for the best poetical and Jit-rary ‘Tickecs may be had ither of the Stewards, also of ‘iblo. RICHD. JONES, Secretary, MAGNIFICENT PICTURE OF JERUSALEM m3 2tis*ec N conmsequercs of the crowd d state of the Gallery of wir. I a Hit W OOD'S Beautiful Panorama, siuee the terms gramme will be ready in a day or two. This will he the most amusing of the cabinet formations. I have collected all the materials to give a graphic natural history of the kitchen cabinet. Look out. Wasuineton, D. C , March 2, 1845 Eprror HgRap :-- : Quite a disappointment was experienced in were ret Will be kept open a short ti Who, | Washington this morning on account of the non- Sr te fries ofedieiseion ie ied ts ruler | arrival of the mail at its usual hour, 3 A.M. It Me ‘ : i is forenoon. It aj Brendway and Chemis st, 02 Granite Building corer of | did not reach here till late this p> pears that near Elkton, east of Baltimore, the en- gine ran over a bull, sleeping on the track, which threw it off, carrying with it the tender and two of the passenger cars filled with people. They rolled completely over, and miraculously enough, hurt, as ‘understand, but one person! ! 1 had the ac- count from our worthy fellow citizen, Capt. Cobb, SRATEFUL for te boat pat tended (> him d r ort him duri the month of January lart, by the enlightened and talented ca, zens of New York, has the honor to announce his return to the city, and that he will deliver a course of Four Lectures at, the four fallowing places, en the wonderful and muen talked of science o ANIMAL MAGNETISM & PHRENOLOGY. Rutgers’ Institute, in Madison street, eve'y Tuesday of ec ch week commencing ‘Tuesday, March 4th. uke’s Buildings, ¢ ae wd Hudson streets, |r P ” every Fiiday of eh vices commencicg on Friday, March 7a of New York. The captain is an ‘old or Weduestay, Marcha aesday of cach week, commencing | haying many years commanded come of the fastest American Republican Halt street, every Thursday of enc! March 6th. if ‘Tickets which will adi ‘To commence each ev m4 lwis*rre ecmer of Sixth avenue and 3d eatlers in the New York and Liverpool liners. He week, commencing Thureday, hag retired to his beautiful place at Tarrytown, on the Hadson River. He still, howe®er, owns an interest in several of these fine packet ships. I presume his being capsized by running foul of a ‘a lady and gentleman 25 cents ig athalf-past 7 o'clock. REMOVAL. AD’LLE FANNY OURANG OUTANG, M. is the first time he was ever on his AVING coucluded her engagement at the American Muse- | *leepy bull, is the is mish ly cov- vill Concionee 2 : beam ends in any craft. This mishap only cov uum, will beex! "CHORIN eq” Days Only, at firmed the opinion of old sailors, that more dai ner of Bowery mn sts is oft bi rehended on shore than ateea. em bai ey to inform his friends that the captain has landed safe and sound in Washington, “‘right ide up.” : ¢ ‘ President Tyler yesterday signed the resolutions for the oe Te: os were eae Nee d to th use abou! . M. lust . wed on being snnounced at the Speaker’s desk Coi Admission 1254 ceuts, without disti e. ficurs of Eenitioss-Morsing ieee gan 2to5. Evening from6to 9. NIBLO'S GKAND SALOON, FOR CONCER‘ 4 RGONCERTS AND BALLS. Price for Concerts (7 THE ST. DAVID's SOCIETY will hold their Ai m2 lw®ec Festival at Niblo’s, am "i something like a hissing was setup by whig mem- the Table at 5 o'clock. ‘Tickets to be badet the eects” bers. ‘Such a demonstration was not in keeping, | Ja20re D.C. COLDEN, President. Whena majority of should say, with good taste. na the great Republic decrees, es patriotic American Ta ARDS. citizens, it is sound policy’ to submit with as good ‘THIS must be seen to be believed—the ball Lis played ¢ as possible. e nae les i {in one short and exciting week we have seen blow. Tables are ap | the Postage bill passed, Texas annexed and Iowa for playing or sale at 149 Falton, of 1% | and Florida admitted as States. That'll do. We Ann si ‘The maker witi bank for trae now shall number twenty-nine Statee in thie mighty North American confegeracy. z These twenty-nine States, with about thi:t more to be formed, making sixty-one in all, will place us in a very satisfactory condition with regard to our supremacy on the North American ble, against any person | NEW YORK, SCHOOLEY’s MOUNTAIN. BELV.DER Ge AND EASION.—Lea u foot of Courtland street daily, Sunda, o atdoclock, A.M., by Railroad from Jersey City to Morri Continent. It is said the territory between \t- shes through Mend! Shester, Ger- +4 . i Ca eee eae ountne Acdcron Towne Bort Cale | lowa, Missouri, and the Pacific Ocear a den Washington, to Belvide and Easton. é sufficient to make twenty-seven ne' . = bps ats sop y to J-Hill, atthe Commercial Hotel,73.Court- | “Tex s extra, (to the one admitted) wi and st i e or four more. These added to the een now formed, will swell the number to about 61. The present 29 States, will give us 58 Senators, end elso a large increase in the House of Representarives. nes the 61 ue " eee eae wi 1 obab! ave @ populati fon,osb ao Or poco fl We shall then number 122 Senators, and nagay Fy members of the House .—t xtras furnished at the shortest notice, by applying to Charles Colbath, at_Moriis'own. m4 im*m NEW LORE Rit! AND TROY LIN rU ALBANY AND 7 ROY the foot of Loerie a at The’ love "orearure stenmboat_ SWALLOW, Captain AT Sauiter, Fhis Kvening, at6 o'clock, Tuesday, 1845 alist nPorypuaae e oF freight, apply on board, or to C. CLARK, on the wharf. js ives. New York wil! then contain Freight taken on the most reasonable terms. Freight must | Of Representatives. ith its commerce f the Freight Agent, or the Company will not | one or two millions of people, with i " BEES 4 mire | ramified throughout the world. New Orleans will probably contain another half million. St. Lonis zOPL. 1 fn will probably be the seat of government with its 28 LINE FOR ALBANY, from Sourtland street, at 5 o’clock, . Os Can inhabitants. Railroads and tele- EKICA, Captain M. H. Trues- | 400,000 or 500,000 inhabite alt Medes 4 Welnaday oo Friday afternoon: at 5 o'clock. graphs will connect it with Grd ger of Cee ce ‘The steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wa. H.'Peek, Tues | one side, and the Atlantic on the othe amas the ay Thera ad Saar ve abore lines will arrive in Al- | Mighty Misstesippi will convey its swelling ie the morning tr bany in time to of Cars for the East o1 West. ial, ere farnished with new and rane are terse’ and for speed. and secomume dations sre tangivalled on oe ‘0 ht, apply on board, orto P. ©. Schulz, For passage oF rsipht, 2 oe J ht over the Rocky{Mountains en route oo: Mote the Gulf of Mexico. Such ought to be and such will be the future Ca of these States, if a are managed oy get t advantages, we mi e pence ona ern ‘tothe world, and to Great office - 1 SALE—Ove thirty-second part cf the barane | Britain in particular, our fixed and toalterable pur. CONCOIDIA of Sax Haver, 28 so, fl | pose, to remain supreme on the continent of Nerth way home lull, and if not sold before, will be sold at auction at | Ameri hat any seizure of Califor q Horbor soon after being discha: Any wishing to buy, hen | , by England, will not only meet our solemn protest, ‘Sin ar ORBYGR MY TCHCOCK. but will be ‘considered a causug belle. This isthe platform on which all true American patriots must make up their minds to stand. iat Our march is onward fer centuries to come, st omward—and they who do not keep up with us, must fall behind and be forgotten at’s all. he Captain Tyler gave a ao Ci r las night, at which Col. Polk was a gue: ‘he ht ing passed off remarkably well. All congratulate ch other, and rejoiced over the admission of oetoee i to arrive by car loads. coptinue al ‘ teen to the Presbyterian Church today, passage, modal nalled fora ‘or comfort: apply ou board at Orleaus wharf, foot ax street, OF HO K. COLLINS & CO, 56 Sonth street ,, Captain KB. Cobb Radel! Seth April: er regular a ill eue- yor bigest sitively first Regular Packet to sail 6th az pie, splendid new erase JANE Mit aci | street, and heard a sermon from a stranger, Lee Sn ith chapter and 17th verse of St. Matthew. Churett i i i - | crowded to excess. eu. Fone apnyon bounds Oreame math foneat Walla ort | enor tote: dations, apply on board Ore INS Cl, a6 Bout board vy Eouiivas vee 2s Wolo Wasninaton, March 2, 1845, } me 1 uli Woodraff, who 11 o'clock, P. M wil promptly forwerd all goods te t reas. - ing bie beat to extend ENEVA, ©: I succeed the | Mr. Gough is here, and trying his bes! evi fame, nad anion the Toth mnotant. mndee : Sateen and build up the cause of Temperance attend, him say I He spoke last night to a crowded House. He ap- in to-morrow night. Tine Frade eirtp man is here, holding his daily levée, on the corner of 44 street and Pemsylvania Avenue, with a basket full of strops on the feet, and holding one forth in his CORGE LINK OF PACKETS FOR LVR Lee of 6th March—The phe nd fi ee ST. GEONGE, 1600. te jarthen, C Hhucsdes, otareh 6th, her s of this Vine cing all, 1000 tons and wna t to embark for the old country, wall m Final Perice'the advantages to be derived from selecting this line, As their great capacity renders them every way more comfortable fad convenient than ships ofa small class, aud their accommo- dations for cabin, sec al gers, it is ground at his . sone Wi to secure pu aeoaha ot filto mekeearly eppiteation ard, foot hand, he begins his speech of ew Of Pier No. 3, North: River. of to prose and doggerel poetry, in prai W. & J. T. TAPSCOTT, jus wonderful invention. Thinks it would be * SS eee renee Lape. highly useful to office seckers just now, in orses rge will sail from pool on the 16th April to give them clean faces for the inauguration 5 Here gentlemen, you who want smooth faces, Here’s the best of stcops all in new cases ; Your razor’s dull, how bad it is to use it, Your face halt shiv’d, no lady e’erwould kiss it. with a smooth chin you'd wish to win Thee it] you love, with this strop quick begin To whet your razor, then reap y’r bearded eld And she to your conquest wonld quickly yield. “Here gentlemen, come forward, only a few “SEE KOR LIVERPOOL—Regnlar Packet of 6th March <The splendid, first classy fast sailing. packet ship INDEFEND {f, Geanein BB Alien, will pont as above, her regular "Minving very superior accommodations for cabin, second as in and st assengers, persons wishing to ¢ ‘ Bake early application on board, Hoar of Maiden Tae, 0 MeMURRAY, 26 100 Pine str rae of South “treet. FS FOR Hive = vad — will be uayvordably ef ship ONEIDA, Jas, Funck eft. Who'll buy next? price twemty-five cents ined until the (hh & HINCKEN, Agents, So talks on all day—and all over the Union, the ™ oTentine Bu ldions. | 3° oe Strap Man 4 ime. Pack RG HND SEE New Orleans, dy. |] These mancnra sien to d pveny plea © attend to the Receipt of their goods immediately in Waahtungion, if inere ia any man you'ye owes | together .