The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1845, Page 4

BY THE SOUTHERN MAAL. | i dnt Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald) Wasuineton, March 29, 1845. ‘The News—the Herald~—Solemn Meeting of the Cabinet—the Organ—the Difficulty—Mr. Buchan. an—Mr. Clarke—Mr. Brown—Mr. Elisworth— Colonel Benton and Frank Thomas—Gen. Daw- son. The sport grows better and better. We shall have fua in earnest at this progress, by and by. From early breakfast time (which is eight o’clock in Washington) till midnight, the incessant, unva- ried, and unfailing salutation is, “‘whav’s the news T” and the answer not unfrequently is, “have you seen the Herald.” **The Herald has it all,” or some equivalent reply. Your correspon- dents here appear to have a knowledge of the ropes, and as an occasional interloper,we cheerfully come up to their assistance, Called at the White House this morning. Cabi- net Council. Buchanan grave as a funeral sermon —Save Johnson really melancholy—Walker mys- terious, very mysterious—Marcy with a hole in his trowsers. You would have thought the council wasicalled upon a dead man; every thing and every maa, even Martin Rannahan, the door-keeper, ap- peared so ominous, so gloomy and gad. But the convocation was upon the choice of the ‘ Organ,” and we suall know, this evening, what has been done. Dr. Escellman, of Nashville, having return- ed, something may have been concluded upon to- day. At the laie executive session of the Senate, in order to test whether the Globe as the “ Organ” would command the suffrage of the party in the two Houses, a vote was had in eancus, and the re- sult was 13 to 11 againsi the Globe by the demo- crats of the Senate. Here was the firet decisive movement againat the Globe men. La briet, the Globe under its old Board of Control will neither answer the aspirants of the party, nor the agpira- tions of the administration. And why? Because the Globe rules every thing except Benton, who rules Ure Globe, and has ruled it, and is now to be overruled, Mr. Buchanan leaves town fora day or two to huat up the materials of a family at Lancaster, Pa. He returns to occupy a large house lately occupied by General Jessup, from which it would appear that he stands tast till the next Congress if possible, which in the present conflicting state of affairs, is absolutely impossible. But we shallsee. We hope he may prove superior to the crisis, and prove him- selt of the true Jacksonian steel. Some of the Cabinet are displeased with the ejection of Matthew St. Clair Clarke from the Ge- neral Post Office. Colonel Benton, too, we are apprised thinks the removal unadvisedly made.— We coacur with Cave Johnson that it was a judi- cious removal, for if Mr. Clarke has not had time to get rich in office, it has not been the fault of the government. He has had a long drattat the Fe- deral punch-bowl, and ought to be satisfied. Ellsworth, it appears, is among the hold overs, We expect a blow up every day now, for how can Col. Benton and ex-Governor Thomas, of Md. be inthe same city without coming into colli- sion. The Governor is at Rrown’s—the Colonel resides only two squares off, and if these worthy functionaries chance to meet on the Avenue, there will most likely be a dust raised, the like of which has not been seen in this insufferable street during the windiest daysof March. We caution the Auxil- iary Guard to be on the qui vive. saGen. J. B. Dawson, ot La., who has had a long seige of sickness, appears abroad to-day, rejuvina- ted and disenthrailed, as tastefully attired and as polite as a Parisian. in regard to the distribution pro rata of the Fed- eral offices among the States, a triend has prepared the following table, which we submit without ex amination, trom our faith in the public officer by whom it is prepared. A Taste prawn rrom THe Recister, Buus Boox, axp OTHER OFFICIAL sOUKEES, SHOWIN Ist. The number of persons, from each State, holding ottice at Washington, or diplomatic stations abroad * 2d The amount of money paid to the office-holders of each State. 34. The number of ottice-holders each State is entitled to under the new rule of Capt. Poik, fer a more equal divi bees of offices among the people of the several States; and, 4th. The amount of salary that, in justice, ought to be paid i the office-holders from each State to make them equal. Number of Am’t now Number Am’t of mo- persons paid to of- of ney eijuita- holding bly” due the i: office holders . ineach State $36,400 800 Maine... New Hampshire Massachus-tis Alabama Mississippi... Michigan Florida, Dist. of Columbia. Ireland. permet SS ccccccco er cu Germany Scoriand * There are, in all, about 900 persons in the government employ. Of these the State or Kingdom from whence many of the office holders came is not designated. Sup- posing each of the 225 Congressional Districts to obtain four office-holders, in an equal division of the “ spoils,” each District would get $6,200 a year, or $1,300 to each office holder. ~The District of Columbia is considered as a Congressienal District. Wasuinaron, Friday Evening, March 28, 1845. } The Trouble About the ‘* Organ” —Mr. Ritchie De- clines—Anzxiety to Dispense with Blair—Uncer- tainty as to the Result—A New and Excellent Stroke of Policy Regarding Territorial Appoint ments — Postmasters at Richmond, at Providence, §e.,§ ¢. ‘There is really an increase of the excitement— the presentiment seems to be growing stronger of great developments soon. Mr. Ritchie, as we ex- pected, declines the editor’s chair of the organ. He prefers old Virginia to the dubious chances of be- ing elected printer to the House of Representatives Tne desire to put down Blair seems to be gather- ing strength. The council of the Cabinet yester- day had this matter again under consideration, but came to no conclusion. We are informed that the subject was up again to-day, but of the progress to a decision we know nothing. Mr. Rives ef the “* Globe,” having gone to New York, it is supposed that J L. O'Sullivan is to be looked up, or the stock of that bank to be sold It is the dread of the pow- er and wealth of the ‘ Globe” men which makes their supercedeas a matter of exeme delicacy. But we think Blair & Rives bettét democrats than to turn tail to the administration in any emer- gency. Blair is vindictive, malignant, and unrelenting as a political enemy ; but he is safe as a taithfal advocate. We think he may be super- ceded, if expedient, without fear of the bitterness and venom of retaliation Certainly, there is a great desire to have an organ which shall be under the control, and not the controlling power of the administration, as it is feared the Globe under Mr. Blair would be. It ie the desire of the administration thet the throne shall be great- er than this power behind the throne. Mr. Slamm, who has returned to town, thinks that the ralety ot the administration, and the union of the party demand a_new organ here, and new hands at the bellows. But the word ot Old Hickory 1s poten- tial, and if Blair desires to remain as the head of the organ, cabinets may be dissolved, and there may be the deuce to pay, but Biair will stand fast aid laugh all opposition at defiance. The chances are, noiwithstanding that he will be conciliated or negotiated out, for that he is to be ruled out with temerity is out of the question. Two or three plaas are under consideration. A decision was to have been had to-day. Mr. Buchanan is dead set against the Globe. A new and excellent policy has been laid down respecting territorial appointments. There are to be no importations, as heretofore, from the States to fill executive offices in the territories. The ter- ritories are to be honored with their own officers fa this view, Gov. Talimadge of Wisconsin, will have to give way to the old General Dodge, and Gov Chambers of Jowa, will have to yield the wall to Augustus Dodge of that territory. All the other important territorial appointments to be made trom the territories over Which such appointments aré to operate I: is sard that Mr. Ritchie was desirous of having Peyton, (4 relative, we understand,) retained i the Post Office at Kichmond, as were also Mr Roaae and yn, aod that they privately intertered for his p atioa Bat when Peyton was thrown overvoard, and Bigger, an excellent naa, and a democrat, put in his piace, Mr. Ritchie publicly acknowledged it as a most excellent change, A knowing old chap, is Father Ritchie, ra? v. B, Sales, of the suffrage party, has been ap- pointed Post-master of Providence, R. {. twelve months shall have elapsed ‘Thomas ‘wetore if he lives, will receive an Eeorative appointment FJ a areienticonseauence to atone for the degrada- 10 i - earceration. Mark it. eagle dcidemoee We see that Mr. Bagby continues in the city, but whether he is prosecutin, claims againet the govern- faent, or applications of effice-eeekers, or revising 1s ‘Texas speech, cannot say. Mr. Bagby has thrown down the gauntlet, in a most uncharitable attack on the letter-writers, and Texas is not a cit- cumsiance to the trouble that is in store for him, unless he shows some disposition to a compromise. Bia Foor. Wasuinoton, March 29, 1845. Removals—Madisonian—- Cabinet—-Globe— Organ eee and Constitution and New Postage 10 Amongst the number of reported removals which I previously noticed, was that of Peter Hagner, third auditor in the Treasury Department. I learn that this gentleman has not yet been diswissed, but most certainly will be. The cry of proscrip- tion will doubtless be raised in reference to this and other removals, with how much justice may be conceived when I inform you that of all the clerks which this individual has under him, (and they are numerous) he had but two who were not whigs, and that a short time since he contrived to have one of those removed, and supplied his place with awhig. Io fact he has proved himself most extremely intolerant, and yet his removal will be exclaimed against as for opinion’s sake, proscrip- tion and so torth. William Davidge, a clerk in the Pension Office, at $1400 per annum, has also been removed. This is one ot the Websterian appointments. He was formerly editor, or ageistant editor of the Madiso- nian during Webster’s reign, and every now and thea would write and publish an article in favor of protection, American labor, &e. {This did not suit at all, and Mr. Tyler was given to understand that such vagaries as that could not be put up wih in the Madisonian, for it was aitogether ton much ot John Jonesism and would not do Orders were accordingly given that Mr Davidge should not write anyj more for the Madisonian, and then Mr. Webster provided him with the $1400 situa- tion above mentioned, from which he has been just ousted. The Madisonian, of yesterday, appears to be rather dolorously savage. It sees one Tyler office- holder falling after another, and not knowing where the axe will fall next, it-cries out that it was not so nominated in the bond, that it was not onsuch terms at all that John Jones consented to support Mr, Polk, and of couree he considers it very un- grateful; and himself, Mr. Tyler and the Tylerites in general, very ill-used individuals. I expect that this evening John will come out with an article which will, perhaps, frighten the administration into conniption fits. John fiads the times different now to what they used to was. He don’t consti- tute the Kitchen Cabinet now, and, consequently, ice seekers don’t require his aid and influence to obtain their wishes. Shocking, very ! this state of things to John! The Cabinet has to-day had a meeting, and were a very long time in session. Their doings have not yet transpired, but it is supposed that they have been busily engaged constructing, or attempting to construct, an organ. All sorts of rumors are in circulation, so that it is very difficult to decide what to believe. Some say that Mr. Blair has proved intractible—that he says he don’t intend to and wont sell out—and that if he would, there aint any one iu Washington rich enough to buy him out. Others say that Mr Ritchie 1s coming here to take charge of the Globe, and that Blair must and will sell out to him, and that then Ritchie will get the printing from both the Senate and the House, and make his fortune before the end Mr Polk’s term. Others again say that Harris & of the Nashville Union, will next week, or the one after, establish a new paper, which will forthwith be constituted the organ. Others say, the Constitution and the Madisonian will be amal- gamated, and then be put under the charge of Mr Ritchie, and that be the organ. All that I learn trom all these reports is, that very few of them, if any, know anything about the facts of the case. | have, however, learned that Mr. Ritchie, who left the city ostensibly yesterday morning, was nevertheless in town all day, having merely gone to Alexandria to throw folks off the scent. And from some information I received this morning, { am inclined to believe that an arrangement has been entered into, by which Blair is to retire from the Globe, and that paper be mage the organ, with Mr. Ritchie as its editor, It is, however, well known that Colonel Benton is exceedingly dissat- isfied, not having been con‘identially, or, indeed, unconfidentially consulted by Mr. Polk; and it is uo longer doubtful that be will use all his power to wrevent Blair from acceding to any euch arrange- ment, whether he will be successful or not. In fact, the administration is in a peck or trouble about their “organ,” and it will not be surprising if there should be an explosion very shortly. A re- port hag been in circulation to-day, before the Ca- binet adjourned, that Mr. Harris had been appoint- Charge to Austria, and that this was the Mr Har- ris of the Constitution, and not the Mr. Harris of the Nashville Union If it should be the latter, it is very certalp he can’t be Charge to Austria and editor of the “organ” at Washington ; and if the former, it would look as if the Globe had been pur- chased, and Mr. Polk and the Cabinet were de- sirous of providing for Mr. Harris of the Constitu- tion. Harris himself, however, who is not only a scholar, but also a gentlemen, and withal a clever fellow, and who would make, I doubt not, a good Charge, has not heard of this prometion, which he ‘8 said to have received. and says he does not be- lieve the rumor to be true. _ i Among the offices to be disposed of in this dis- trict, is the Wardenship of the Penitentiary, quite asauglittle affair. It isthe subject of a spirited contest for the appointment. For it there are three applicants more prominent than th: balance,—Mr. Towles, Mr. Clark, and Mr. E. W. Smailwood — The first isthe nominee of some club in this dis- trict, which considers itself entitled to the right of dividing out the offices in the district, and that Captain Polk has only to appoint their nominees. The second is the nominnee of the Restorativn- ists, who think every one who was turned out to make way tor a whig ought to be reinatated with- out any regard to the number of years they have fed on the public purse. The third is the present efficient assistant postmaster, of the House of Re- oresentatives, and bidsfair to carry off the prize.— He was vormerly a resident of Mississippi, is of the ‘young democracy,” and recommended by the delegatious from Mississippi, Lousiana, Lilinois, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Miesouri,and has besides Mr. Walker, the Secretary of the Trea- sury, and Mr Cave Johnson, postmaster general, to push him with all the influence Mr. J. F. H. Clai- borne, the New Orleans editor, can command.— This is a pretty strong array of friends and recom- mendations, and the young democracy say they want to see whether the citizens of the district, who already, according to a statement published in the Globe, have 99 olhce-holders in the district, drawing $77,455 per annum, are to have all the of- fices, when Mississippi has only one office-holder in the district. I perceive the Intelligencer and the Constitution have published and eudorsed a statement, which says to the effect that if, under the new rates of ostage, any portion of the expense of the P.O. epartment should come upon the treasury, it would be equivalent to laying a heavier tax upon sugar, manutactures, &c. to pay the postage of the letter writers. This is an unqualified misstatement, though neither of the pepers mentioned may have intended to mislead the people. The iact is, that nine-tenths of the matter which at present passes through the mails, does not pay one cent toward: the expense of carrying the mails; and the remain- ing one-tenth, consisting of the correspondence of merchanis, families and friends, is taxed to pay the carriage of that which goes free. If the Depart ment, therefore, should come upon the treasury to the extent of $4,000,000, it would only be i 'y- ment of the expenses of carrying matter which goes free, ostensibly for the public good, which public should certainly pay for the whole of it, by the rules of right and justice, No one expects, even if the revenue should fall short tor the first jour that it will be more than perhaps halt a mu- ton, ora little more. UUs’ NQZICE—Froposals wil} Monday, the 31st day. following quantities of hen Boats in this Dist undersigned. ¥ 3,434 Gallons Winter Pressed Oil, fros 3434 do Spring Spermace ti The, il is to be the very best quality, 0 be nited States gaugers at livery, ani to the Hupetinisadent Of Light siocese af iron-bo ons mi be re Mi by the to be deliver: tn Eee he MN NE Collector Oe ETERS UT eee Sy ATUHES |—WATCH D JEW E! I Us tcf od er ah al My is) Keva, &e., advantige to eall on the subscribers w is selling all descrip ra dbo. tele a id $2 each, fiche: OW as , ed or bough NANT Watchan wer Jewelry repaired in the i “ Jae ehan hue pious , jelry We onthe meats BU LLONS, ir, Shawl and Breast Pins, irate, Preach Cid Vases, NU HUKN Bends; pan a, amuerrer Also, Plait Cm be ane can RES. ‘The facilities to the city are five Hailron ja fees order, good Dwelling two acres. 0 key with & of the pur Hotel, or of HENRY mhi2 Im*m bl iden- se wath alt hows ride of the spac Convenient dwel- ind other outhpases. attached, with @ garden, containing every variety of fruit, aand ornamental trees Tier pen ire i first house east of 34 particulars enquire in 23d street, first oman ee ot 8 "TO LET OR LEASE, in St. Jobu’s Hall, Rooms on the serond and third stories of the admirably adapted for the w.e of associations, or as ar ies for military companies—the ‘Third Company National ing the fourth on lease as an armory. ch purposes should avail themselves of as they are rds now oceupyii ishing to hire for igeatTons and the fully of ingiees and eeress ‘Terma made wn snd roon sean by applying at the bar of the Hall, from 10 o'clock A. M. antil 2 P. M., to ‘THOMAS A. LYNCH. 4O KENT—ON STATEN ISLA. “Those two VILLAS. situated, at Splvaton Terrace, com. tifal view of ay and Qccan—eac! le, Coach " Bathing Hi i ith, ev in seven eae of jar 188 Miles Lops, ous oF it aires, NY. jane, comer of N.Y. ‘Also to Lett he ree Story Brick House 85 Stanton street Buquire x above. mhig Im*ec STORES ON THE SIXTH AVENUE TO LET—Four three story and atti ick Houses eee aera a iadrsuentr wich slide doors, Tertore manteler Groton witer, key suivable for respectable fa: mhl0 Im=re ‘separate from the dw Hing part, if re Cn or el WINTER, 16 Wall street. known ‘on E, OR TO LEASE—That wei wecony witiris Vote of ground. situate at Harlean the 41 rail ween and factory 1 stantial tw. story brick feet by 200 i ‘and engine house adjoin- Het Yrhe streets and avenues ares = gulated and paved, and. all assessments paid ‘The premises are in complete dy for iamedias o¢enpancy. ‘The, ame 5 ), or exchar fur cil ye Surchase money San remainon bo 1d and mortgage for a long TAD ‘AN VOORHIS or H. P. MeGOWN, 3 Apply to C. Pov "erty can John street, where a map of the pro: erty ‘mhi2 Im* m ND KOT in th city of Newark, stv lewark, situ- Near A che depot ot the New Jersey’ ail ima very desirable location for ay tend toin New York posed. of om very favorable Passaic River, with a Stone Cutter’s i" pee Kill ts fret front, 150, feet. good 5 being in the rear. the Morris Canal mesudultwere TUN WARWICK, 17 John street. i E—A FARM—Sivuated at Ishp, Suffolk County, Et ad ing Hmithtown.. Said Farm contains 82 acres; 30 of which i the remaining 52 acres are Cativation. “There ‘are two Houses, and also two good. wells of water on, the ‘with ear tiage house aud stabling fc eight horses; ai house; a. eo ee oar on inay be Obttited a: Ng. 83 Bleecker seret, a few doors west from Brosdway. "Half ne purchase money can remain on mortage. ‘Im*m ‘A COUNTRY KESIDENCY, FOR SALE—Situated aa: the town of Pelham, W is Wooa; tchester County, border Millage of East Chester, about 16 miles from ‘ork, containing 140 acres of iand. \¢ if ee 00 neres is in a high atete of cuit ofall Kinds abndance’ There re well t, together witha large barn. : tom'enib, Me, ‘The place is beautifally’ 3 taaied, command : he Sound and surronding, Country. |: willbe sold iorimproved ei Hieulars apply at 68 Weat street, between Carlisle and Rector erect Also, 8 Lots d, 25 by 100, on the easterly side of the TR ee Se orca an auth neroes {22 Im*re FOR BALE—A splendid, superior, and very valuable FARM of 100 acres, rich land, ah tee] lent fences and ouib f other fi ‘ Vand 256 hours ride a a changed part for city Pi perty. Cost over Sia aee ‘Also, 80 sere, with new Couiage, Barn ences fc a i 1000 Peach Trees; adjoining , ie, ie Ber particulars apply 55 atiantic street, South Brooklyn. $1500 or $2000 on a House and Lotin the oxy of oklyn, Finted, af Tyee emt ANG STON ss Riki soe mhii Im*ec ¢ ‘** South Brook! TO ANN i alte being oxi Gare, Tell ande ct Garden Work, Fir has also for sale, 4 wreral assortment of Garden and Greeuhouse Plants ‘of Fae Teeter eat Er serqets will be planted ind ety ey manny 0 any Pemcat of Grape Vines, of large size,which bepennandat chovce ‘Flowers tastefully pat up any season of Oh Nesubscriber kindly solicits the patronage of the ladies and gentlemen of New York and vicinity. W. L, , Gar 17th stree’ and 4th aveu' Railroad Cars pass the Garden every five CHOICE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS. ‘the subse: ber, begs to inform his friends and the old o's for sale—priee j Jendid show flowers of all colors. £eleramvus Presi, Bera Graham tee, Ininedy eur helio oni ee dwarf, i ‘i d imson flowers erate’ Hlesrtsense—Seed from choice prize flowers. ‘artonia Aurea—Golden yellow flowers ouble Pari Beloams~-Numerous chores kinds mined bled Gulled German Aster rare a: mixed—Very showy, flowers profusely, are olors, suitable for training. abyesinian. ix colors on one stem, vigorous Grandiflora, phasyloides new variety— WicifoliaShowy blue trailing flower Maivasebia, (new)—White with geruuium blotch and Bird Flower—Beautifal canary bird. Wopmotum Pelegrinum or Canary entand fring nen Geran a Chinese bi centre. d . or Large White Rocket Candytuft. See eee en cibum, Caray nieees dows aii, EI &e., 5 kind tof etm olden a ark rd colors, th crimson. Brckates geal ng va ites forge ‘00 varieties $4. ‘ihe growth of 844, é ee iSlicerion ot unt healthy Plants in flower are in the Coequels aad Flowers always ox nand NUWDAHLIAS—A fine Collection are now under cultiva- Ee msded vs with procpeanee, aad chankelally wacived pyres attended (0 wi Prom A BINBON, jos Conservatory,) mhi2 Imre beerve) cor. Prince a. HATS- SPRING FASHION J.M. TICE 4 we mi No. 9 Bowery, ww York. i+ ARE now ready to snpply their customers with, their Mr Oe Srabilicy, and cocsseny, 10. Chase wold at ee, durability, , Eny other store in this eity” ime ime m NEW rASHION. BROWN & COS ONE PRICE, STORE, 178 Chat unre, corner of Mott a imitation Beaver and ite Serene afte stale Lae tacaoeges eae : ‘at moderate prices, ‘wholesale aud Tetail rich in the ‘ham Mole Skin of $3. Al 20) red, m$ im*m SPRING FASHION. A WM. BANTA, No. 190 Chatham street, (opposite Chatham 't hea re,)'ane $4 Canal street corner of Wooster street, rere | Ld wale and ine ol C t Hats, . A tion, & La taped ashi it extremely low prices, v perfige Moleskia Suk, Hats, 63;'F 8 fll exsortment of Cae, at aud C Nutria Fur ‘Silk tints, $2, city prices. their money to the best Sotified that they can purchase Haus and Caps at NOBERTSON'S PHOENIX HAT AND CAP Fulton tS TADLISHMENT, ». I jton street, east road ", Bhan at any other plage in the city. Au inflocible ndhertres te tne system jarge sales, small profits, Cash livery, tuablee the proprietor to offer ue diferent articles ta hw line, a H it at | ak ity ‘ia Fa Moleskin... Firat quality meng? an rd rhe. |B ‘ietor’s extensi pa ee country hants. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS—BOUTS AND SHOES. E, JOHNSON (late Wilson & J tt al hand, in store 142 Chatham street, direct opposite’ the theatre, one. of the best ascorteltttrens of . the be hy a a Boow tnd Thi § tod he Eastern manufiet ries 5 Tne! oF . Slips, M every deseription A Shoes tian any cxher: stare this Gentlemen's fine Gaiters twenty fon 5 os ety, im Shoes, Sportsmen's, Fis Buek: Boots. x Store open till 16 o'clock in the eve chants an opportanity of examining the mbi4 lin? re 1) RAPPING PAPER.—2000 Feams Straw 5 9000 miele, tN Hi ina Wer OE ate a cos iving co yan at thet ~ BOARDING. and 139 Paved 135, 137 * __ NEW YORK. . The Pur and StRanGene visiting the city. a ly ioformed that the above premises bave been Bited up Perior manuer, for the entertainment of Permanent and u ‘The location us pleasant and ceatral to busin ents spacious, light and airy, aud hand, new furniture, beds, jin SARACEN’S HEAD. Ne. 12 Dey street. ( ing the Frank}in Hotel.) Josera SMITH. ‘Inve of Woreester, Fugland, begs leave most respectfully to inform his ‘friends and the public, that he has leased the above establishment, and fitted it up in & ‘Hr has a!so taken care to provide the va bea sandwich ready, and at following articies ill be p le to the palate of the most fasti Steaks—Mautton Chops—-Veal Cutlete—Broiled Ham bugs trizzled Bacon—Welsh Harebits—Poached Fgg— iines—Cold Cuts—Cream Cheese, ; 4. 8. will atall times ‘keep, on hand the choicest Wines, and i le ith that taste peculiar to an old perienc- + Bottled Porter, Cider, and a sparkling glass of Ibany Ale, accor wie a.pure Havana, all of which lt be served on such terms and prices as will square with the nes, imhd tw eow? ec any time during the FY served up in a style suit jous gos apicarsrn, id di 7a PRA ie aos City. or!) re [HIS new and splendid tablish the 1st of er of wy, beiwena Washington van Wateriey Fi . risked in Trulsiegant manner for the accommodation of families and sin aie gentlemen, and no pains will be spared to render pertect satisfaction to all who or the house with their Lp IR Menten Chi neeees tte com! Gealcat Lable d'How, in private parlors, ors la ened “Mine locatien of the house, the great number of large and teautifal parlors, the spacious and-airy halls, render its most deciable reaideuce for thee rating the city either on business ns iam BL MONNOT, Resta HOBE’S PATENT SARUM nie haha BY C tu] oO as W ‘Rirsbie, couveateut and clecant of Extrasion Tables factured; warranted to run easy constantly, aud not affected by dampness or warpiog ‘ood. ment of choi ‘terns, suited for private parlors, hotels,steam- boats, &e., together with a general asso en of Cabinet Fur iliturs, always ou hand, at the Warerooms, No140 Grand a corer of K:lm, where the public is respectfully invited to and examine, marl Im*re FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS LOWITZ & BECKER, HAve Received by she lat lame peck Ution and Argo, an elegant assortment of the latest aod ‘most fashionable ayien ot reach Aruifcil lowers, which they offer for sale FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c. ER ag i ie pm 7 y Tr} 2. OWE! i bunches, sb ud Ae eas for do do, and all aor: WATER COLORS, for flower manufacturers’ use; amovg which isa liquid pink color of very superior quality. Also an invoice of i Children, ich embroidery; Hai acest acy ‘anda lot of splendi “Bncravinas, plain, an colo. tm*re STRAW GOODS, &o. FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE BRAIDS AND BONNETS. LL of, the above of the best fabrics and of the newest and most fashionable descriptions tre cons Ly importing, aud asa ap THOMAS REYNOLDS, mhié Iim*m 167 Pearl street. FABER SEGAR FACTORY, Tl Division Street, NEW YORK. f TT Poctryr arti Diveion sere, New Werk cater tre atte: ae ivision jew. Yor tion of Mr-J. W. BROWN, who has been Superintendent of one of the largest Fi in Havana, for nineteen years. ‘The following kinds of manufactured in whe Faber Se- Factory, and of which a large stock is uow on hand, wil be Foand equal'to any Havana Segars of corresponding style and Bi Trabu Loma siaa Can in ape an mate need he oo ae it , jp Fare "yor the pose of selreting Tobacco for thelr Faeto fy! aa lao forthe purpose Of ‘selecting Segars suitable for this mari hey ha hand, for sale,» large stock of Havana Se- ars cauitea to Uebeature, of the followhag brands ‘La India, ‘ood Lat i ‘ama, ay ia, LaP Print "he, JOUN H. FABER & CO. No. 1 New street, comer of Wall. HE BUBSCRIFERS otter he wiert Le » i) rth 1 wars, made of beat selected Havane ‘Tobaceo, and having been manafactured six months, are now in five 7 and can be sold 33 per ceut lower than the same quality of Imported avana Regalias in Sths and l0ths, Cazadoras, Washi La Normas, ta, La Recompensa, Justa Sanz. pees, Panetela, Se. &e. Regs ree ee i te, richie : of every MENT tne RERNEARA @ TACIT ra DALLY’S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY, 285 River St. RY i HE Subseril ils himself of this method of communi: H Bag ny ih yell ype gst ere ed fine cut and smokin ‘nbacco am uff, a0 285, iver street, Troy, next door to ulton market, ‘Topacco— celebrated Fancy Vi book re sume at Coe Late Fair. weet 5 ican q indyfoot, Frenc! , and 11) The above art at ited to of the finest avalitis of let tobueco, and’ By the Stoet enperonced work: men, Orders directed as above will meet with prompt attention— ‘same pains taken as if they were personally present. ee Maree Hal and A. A. Baimanos, ‘hewing Tobacco, ‘obecco, manufactured OPENING OF SPRING FASIIIONS, AT THE MAGASKN DE MODE, AD/ME. D. BEHRMAN. begs” leave. to inform ber fri nds and the public, that she will open for the season on Monday next, the 3! oY March, w exhibit a ndid assortment of ladi in every variety, and il} be exhib ted, eden: C He of Ladies’ Hats, called ARTOIS HATS,” which, {rom their pecaliar and le: ay Tike style, may rank as ariety of pure nies facy Stiaws; fine double Dun jean and split Straw3. i Ribbons and Flowers, of the choicest styl’s, and in reat varie jen. mes were GENTLEMEN’S LEFT OFF WARDROBE. ‘PRE HIGHEST PRICES ean be obtained by Gentlemen Te Yaaltioc whe sen Gestrons af Canverteg toate lake of ‘ ie the ci having any superfluous effects 10 to their advantage to send for the ir residence by apy A line through the Post Office, Prompt attention. ‘upprees or ‘ing resi- hwill And it eeriber. "who will Evierr, 2 Wall ‘oF otherwise, will receive mri im*re JAMES LACY, DRAPER AND TAILOR, REMOVED 10 154 William Street, corner of Ann, New York, HAs" son hand a select asso: of ‘most fashion- ree fe of goods found in the mari of tay ape yi tae almost every “CABSIMERES—Wool Plaids, Stripes, Figured and vets, ke. Also, ‘white Satin, figured and plain, rich light silk Velvets, al pe Sc ares ae to a : Geutlemen patrouising this cabuahment may rely pon hav ments made i to order in the best i inc tier of Ge, de ad wom ven. M iked, from whieh Eecipeear cae recs oh Mote be ect be obliged A mak te " ELIVERY will in cases be required. id, a sels it of Ready Made Clothing, Ofte Coa, Pana, Vents ‘Dress and Frock Coats, he,, &e., at pri i goods, can have them bad tfenmest fn the eet penile mene god fe warranted toa rricens” Pants and Venus $1.15 to 84: ‘Dresa Gouts 7 to $10 Frock 820 8% Other garments in proportion. THE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT or ‘Wm. Matthiessen, and M B. Sanford, ee ps7 FULTON STREET, : [8,THE PLACE: for alt those who wish to supply their ward abseriberschn ante thet friends nd the pu chat toring bi d its and lowness of prices, selected assortment of Cloths, C avery Also, gentlemens’ og every article that is usually worn. jee that we can please the most fasti- pleasnre will be taken to sh styles of fash evade tora thow whe. Srl favor ue wie Geir Patronage, ia Fa asec: sacs “WM. MATTHIKSSEN, mbh3l im*rre M_B. SANFORD. S Gyn HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT! Clot to di nd the highesc price given for all kinds of ¥ B. LEVY, N. B=Comstantly on hand, «, sstotnable suoorsnest ot Fin. tlemen's Clothing, cheap for cash: mao Imere GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF se be eae SS gee fiend et J. LEVINSTYN, A line through the Fost Office, or Prompt attention. maT im*re PORTER, ALE AND. CIDER. BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, EET, next door to the Ai era ioa tart hee cha a f jet attention to basivess to merit a conti .. .. FIRST QUALITY— Philadel » Porter, Perarh cite, , 0.2 ANN | ae piewnm, erally. forthe very bar cnet s tie pani 1c Odors foe shipplagatacted vo withdepateh, — mahion ces. je that they will 4 (ree of uratness to our; and whare he te now p of toa Rouscrial aie. iu his wsead im hiss at che following moderats Liberty im* re SPACIMENS of tears of Wigmaking, b BMT UA TCHELOM. No, 2 Wail seer ™-Scranger’ are M. atreet.—Strange! icularly invited to examine for themselves, before ie elsewhere. All city dents kuow that the best Wig and Pe wpes Mawufactory. in the world is Batchelors, No. 2 Wall suree., Ni . Broadway. Hee ee ore eealio clcancd and restored, equa ite new. = PHALON’S Mari SPRING 1845, CUTTING WITH CLE N BRUSHES FOR EVERY PERSON. pway O : eee oa pay UU ceesars and the Peblic that im the most appropriate style for improvement to contour @/ the ing comfort with elegauce. Rei jon who introduced the system of clean brushes, by bavinea large number, 20, that, nene ate used ond tthe wirhout cleaning. “Every bod t—and they fluck to. Phelou’s Sal very attention id to u ing. &c. CHURCH’S Ce enero ree THE 6OM. table Lotion will effectually blotches, pimples detract. from luable Cosmetic has bea ‘and is now cousidered an ind spensable jag Sold in bottles, at 75 cents each, at 168 Bo ring street m29i1m*m LD) Bt PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES. THESE LENSt 8, pronounc- superior to all others, in une Lardner, Patterson, aa numerous other Scientific gentle rl factnred only at the'aaw ant exisasive (peeal pew aad exten Works, North Ox.ord, Mass. Numerous testimonials of their merit in Bit aa tein ibellertag, the pablic ae iavit for themselves. {nud at the wholesale and retail Agency. 183 Broadway, algo ar T; J. Croments Bookstore, 623 Broadway. ra rit recon or icieat vision ara i's. BRIGHAM. TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY. WILLIAM &. GOULDING, SURGICAL INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURER, 57 CHATHAM STREET, Facing Chambers street, New York, ESPECTFULLY peas tg inform Members of the Fucalty wre commodion where, yous Ns tmorsasedfecilitiens be Sill be akbe to ofer i vantages to purcl rs, by achoice and extensi' ment of finely felted Bapesca aad Dental Inatrament, in ; Kinds of Insuments made to order, or repaired” "imi7imem DENTISTRY. el i a i merous opportunities Fis of “ArtiAsel Teeth, an made and napeed to ; Sor este ccastesn sr ted cant edjuntr at both ‘an ‘and jogeai: ug application culiag whiny of ‘nlosaphical prinerple to thearelet, and to the public; eheerfally° tesemmnand Att, ‘vet to the patr nage of our citizens. ‘New York, 1844. ‘Signed, ISAAC J. GREENWOOD, : y Doetor of Dental Surgery. be and 38 of preservit ded om long and very extensive practice, by Me ve lone Teeth, will be informed, in thistle and presery be had at some of the principal bookstores in Author, 260 Broadway, corner of Warren st. TEETH! TEETH !! TEETH!!! 75 C ents Only. 7 Office in the city~Decayed teeth T Hid etreaced ok © robe uanial dering iwi te celel i ate, price, 75 cts. Teeth filled with superior Ti ft _ajpesth tilled with Gold, from operatic : . TAYLOR, Surgeou Dentist mhi8 Im*re rs ‘oF nat Broadway DR MARSHALL HALL’S rdial Renovator. D5. MARSHALL HALL, oue of the most celebrated Physi- cae, “ine in Europe, is discoverer aluable im . 7 fit af sca : stance whe mos bat 0 of is practice amon, arise debility, ari svphi red oe the fe tine yatem, we ol 5 chronie debitity, by which the constitution is left in a deplora- ble cv m, and ‘hat nervous mentality kept up which Places al in a stare of anxiety during the remainder of | fe. ences arising (rom this ¢ at practice are not to its pure sical result, but bracch to moral ones— ional weakness, sexual debility, brought on ya indulged in by young men. ‘This is, when too fr indo] im, the {repeat eyih thas one, befall m: w of the limbs, and small of the hack, tellect, forgetfulness, palpitation of the heart, aversion to ciety, consum; ion, are the symptoms of thi ease. Gleets: whives irregularity, obstruction of mn eva- dbs ifectually removed STeaaylom et Charl f says © there i in Bell, intendent of maltuding tor the suect of e o Phsbiy eouid be eke ou ares merits to which they certainty, how many, ve that are new wast a conpumptren wonid ober wise Y heali i ay me othe Doctor suergied oh sas, at a joc w devo’ ° tention to the treatment of that ‘class 0 ‘maladies whien also inclas resulting from esti pieatts of the rt! ~ , OF pain of th» ne of ey eat Weakness, or imyairnen are rushing with ay, lect, me w of the ills ari ng, from ‘is jous ice: bas er one eee eee may be selie vec by the use of Di "a Invigorat ing Gere a remedy that may be im ey rel on in for going, ed bility, or coldness of the or- Prelag ag Masa £ ur or in. Co of a zen for $10; and may be sent to any ‘part coun by yw at home, and may be consulted at all hours of the day oreveuing All interviews p « Le must be post paid, and addiess siden: above JUDO F H ITERIAN DISPE! ished A. D, "| Const tr atment of of a secret nature, SPUR RUNTEWS RED DROPS thea ty remedy on earth that can safety be rel cl bondag horrid disease without i wo ly confideatial. to the Doctor’ To ehorowshty 4 ‘the constitution and Jaen, even whe all sige Swnieh ted may casa fe which is warranted to effectually Jong standing, or how ly seared in th lees tromtle ‘tn the patient, and fx 0 shorter space ef time, than any other medicine in the wort will he raken’ Price $1 ver vial mit ims LHOKN’S COMPOUND EXLKAUL UF COPAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA, O8SESS a few advan jot enjoyed by any other me- dic ll s,and which must, ele ce In its approved form, and causes no unpleasant in almost every of Ew etic by the bythe. moscoat oat of ne, chemist, London, hensive treatise accom | puvtie, rend needs ro thy t or change that of & paste, it is entirely tas sensation to Also, at 9 Park 581"Broadway 180° at 2 way, pAlep ct Sat BP Walla. m THE PRIVATE TREATIS A BATTLE VOLUME by Ur, RALPH, desinned t enable individuals to undertake successfully and private their own compl eint—and also to ion ofseveral imnoeentdisos veue! and thus prevent the the ignorant by that. w city The author's ras ters of introduction fro of confidence at, Price $1.— Tt may be sent by post unboun ,, Medical Advice. tC Cy Indeton, pe ‘meither frercery, restraint in coe wEnvoug OR ; Querryury NAL, pope at eae bd thas ir originally a i st aware, 80! mal. MoT aoe rene or eA tow qualified advertising in de ci fee ITY, mature ; TUES, a disease frequently ty, emiasio ially aad’ bodily, ¢3 withont the Ro cl to, an amd bP ree TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED, PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE’S HYGEAN RENOVAT 'N all those cares where manly vigor is impai tal indulgence of fee deeractive habits a energy street, New sical powers are earl warded to all parts aN. BC ‘ORT! NO Bctor Maison con on et ae ents,” 204 ‘of 16 ounces, jon. Jopious directions accompany each bottles _m25 1m*re Medical Card. DOCTOR 'H RIVER DISPENSARY, MORRISON, 1 private diseases, wwhiet care tout merry ot mode of aj req a TR : jatel hiskers, it imparts a beautif “Fora by Rushton te Garde Il, 86 William stieet; W. Wri druggists te ch bee Recent cases, ALEX AND ut rity of this re plication, he “Phy ie The eftet of a egesacansons’ eset j and instantaneous ¢ r dyes 1 from ten to twelve hours to produce avy change. is werior excellence will be apparent to every one upon a single hia Daily San,”—Ax Itbe above on, the hal by Dr ANDER’S TRICOBAPHE, Fe iseetpeniy bas tee oslont tae Seton eer eget indy ested the hair OF 2 tlt other dyes uly as. our office, and the chasge ia Dai Fornm.”—Several lied to. their hair the valu ‘Tricol 20 ly after tifa brown Johnson, & Vo. 2 Ced’ throughout the U. 8, or of sol G. A. WRIGHT, 23 South respect ‘Certai city, ot Bonk A tation {¢ jectar ules, and easant mach id be taken tha most teats frtends, tons, ablivg’ the themselves without any fear of susp) rs ‘evra ‘other ni do not ts, 110 ore & ‘Taylor, 81 Maiden ar street; and of the principal p'ving it to gray har or k color. hi Broadwa '; Aspin- ents, y South ith Ph P- cher seatil ixtures. cannot fail to give them fe » Besides beii rely free fr Pamell, they do not affect the breath or sicken the sto any un- ‘any time in the presence of jon or tients to, cure iscovery. They ch as are eaually effectual im either sex, "in all ‘complaints gonor! eases of a week, For sal Hall, % . obstinate gleet. semin: the urethra and. rtmary 0 energy to the other medicines. ‘Th gredients, which invigorate the syatcmn. jenevative Organs, rare)’ y are com wi oerien © from entirely of vegetable in- ne box, which lasts fenprally cues. May are cured jn owo oy thee days, le Wm. Watsen, uthecarit aUumiccmmaulela mice Price $1 per box. They are conveniently ec. eration of duty H get Drop-—cures trietion in the habj Full directions an nal, whicl pay taki of the patient otor Hunter's i y, vigs De ‘ithout injury tothe gunstipation or apy res- rom three to eghtdays. little treatise on these diseases, accompany followed, is guaranteed to cure, or no m2¢ im*re Beware of jterfeits. MEbIcaAL AND SURGICAL OF FICE—Citizens and Strangers can obtain medical and surgical advice at a. tt street, for any uman system, whic! will be treated the many that may. afi r' ary no. bevond medical aid. All with candor and integrity senses m4 'm*rro PORTUGUESE FEMALE PluLs, INVENTED AND PREPARED BY ie 1% PRIVATE DISEASES. ‘TE MEMBERS 0 Tie NEW YORK CoLLEG f Medicine and y, established for the ine to direct their those complaints, atten iTermae—, two IMPO! living in ie ae Crone oe yd with paid. & BOUDELOQU: scientific com 7 mR’ the M.D. LISBON, PORTUGAL ingpedieuts wo! and adwiration ‘which d.-se Pills OT into English, and are enveloped : u jee, sei a pees $3. oudslogae ‘and the English ¢ any part of the United agent and importer for near pepe h cee sen pail. rected. to Dr. eat, bor 1204. New York, will moot with iinmetiate rica’ tion. All letters mast be post paid. READ THE FOLLOWING Pat ADVERTISEMENTS ee ov THE mri imdkiw®re or ~ Medicine and Pharmacy 95 Nassau Street. MEDICAL ADVICE ithout i to the Coliep amount 0 One of bers with the pal country, lication, can have forw: requisite to perform a for consultation P.M. : ASHE ROAST TRAE sae Se tadical Ul symptoms, here, i amny, an y reqi ‘appearance of “ime may be in, Europe for the ly from 8 Constitutional Debitity all any kind. barreuness le bottles $1 each Ly tad seat ts all parts of the U 'e Specific Vel; FOR the radical and all Professor arethra, Foe eorcins Ei cieig e vo venereal taint remaining Parity without delay as having the rasespal h tne’ the aystan' with’ tate Jantly balck se dey ‘iment? safe thoroughly cleansing arta meee | ils, the result of twenty years experience eaters ialatible rmedy, without ta: atin Stomach, or souhneanem So by much © dozen $5; carefully set biti ie of the in ae cet the Ricord’s Alterative Mixture, in ‘ without alterative. Bold in single bottles at $1 each, in cases of half dosea at earefally pocked and seat eff eaicvofiane Unto bite Concentrated u PREPARED BY THE Medicine and P quackery. this: refed skery, her be, is 0 Beitles: Xtract of Sarsaperilia, Gen- in and Sasse fra YURK COLLEGE OF \blished for the suppression of i oo: rag = highly st gsgege pone iol a tpay be red on . “ it j EO OTICE——-MADAME RESTELL, Female Foysvgens that i he id state, that p conpentence of 1 letters must herent wal of to Box 2359 ins ied aa heretofore, or to her residence 148 h street. fis DuWimere Sree Wreniy Henaro—Iesued ten, o’clock—price lo paper QUARTER a $3 25 every Saturday mornii cite pad ined at reat antes ORNTS per cop’ aut ad: