The New York Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1848, Page 3

the diferent public departments should be closed and festooned with mourning, and the flags on the various Public places be beisted. An amendment by Mr. Tatimanox, of New York, was moved and adopted, that the desk and chair which were appropriated to Mr Adams shou'd remain unoecupid for thirty days, and be, together with the House, clothed with mourning, and that the Speaker do appoint @ com- mittee, to consizt of one member from each State, to ac- | company the remains of the illustrious deceased, wherever the family may cboose that the interment ehould take ploce ‘The House edjourned to Ssturday, after, perhaps, the miost solemn session it has ever held. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate, Axpany, Feb, 94, 1848, IMPROVEMENTS FOR BROOKLYN, Mr. Boxer reported a bill for the construction of bulk- heods end wharves in Brooklyn. Also, @ bili to citer Commissioner’s map fa Brooklyn, POLITICAL MOVEMENTS, Mr. Five reported a bill to provide for the election of, Jooal judicial oMeer: STATE PRISON INVESTIGATION. Mr. Connwax offered, with the assent of the State prleon committes, a regolution raising a select committee to investigate the affairs of Sing Sing prison, doth Aran. olally and otherwise, It wae agreed to unanimously. APPROPRIATIONS FOR SING SING PRISON. ‘The bill making appropriations for Sing Sing Stato Prion was passed. ‘THE WAR RESOLUTIONS, ‘The war resolutions were debated until broken off by ® motion for e¢journment. Assembly. GATTSKILL AND SCHENECTADY RAILROAD COMPANY, Mr. Urnam reported, under instructions from the Hours. s biilto amend the ebarter of the Cettskill and Schenectady Railroad Compavy. Reported favorably. PUNISHMENT FOR SEDUCTION. Tho bil to punich seduetion was made the special or- der for Mondey afternoon, 7 CORPORATION OF INSURANCE COMPANI' 8 M pueLL brought ina billto incorporate insu- ran nies, ANOTHER PARTY MOVEMENT. Mr. Meacu brought in a bill to elect supervisors in New York city. RAILROADS BETWEEN ALBANY AND BUFFALO. Resolutions were adopted calling on the railroad com- panies between Albany and Buffalo to report the eon- tracts made by them for running their roads since Jant- ary Int, 1843. The Troy and Schenectady Railroad com- pany complain that they have been excluded from the arrangement. Adjourned. Markets. Pirrssuncn, Feb, 24—Flour—The market was steady, wod sales of 310 bbis, were nade at $4. Wheat was dul) at89o, Rye was innotive,witheut change ia price. Corn was stondy, and moderate seles making at 350. Whia- key—Suales of 300 bbis. were made at 18%¢ for raw; reo- tified, nochange. Oats were du'lst29c, The river has 11 feet of water in tha channel, Boston, Frb. 24.—Flour—Sales of 700 bbls were made, including Michigan, Oswego, and other western brands, at $6 1234 @ $6 25. Corn—Sales of 4,000 bushels were wade, Including Western and Jersey mixed, at 630, and yellow at 560, Oats--Sales of 2,000 bushels. were made »t60e Rye—Ssles of 400 bushels wers made at 830.— Pork is steady. Nothing new in freights. City Tutelligence. Furena, Woxons to tow Remains or Captain Bunxe —Agresably to the announcement in the Herald of yesterday morning. the funeral obsequies of Captain Burke, late of the United States Army, took place yes- terday afternoon. As soon as the fact was made known, the fligs of the shipping in the port were hoisted at balf-mast, ax well as thore of ail the public buildings in the city,in honor to the fellon soldier, who died while Dattling for his country, from @ shot wound from the theevemy. While pushing forward in the thickest of ‘the fight at Churubusco, he received a wound the hand, and the ball passing up through the wrist, severed the niain artery of the arm, and from tie loss of blood, while still advenoing, he fell fainting upon the field. He wos taken up by two of his roldiers, who were bearing bim to a place of sefety near by, when another shot from the enemy's line entered his head, and put an end to his mortal cereer, which was cne of brilli and glory. His remains were then temporarily interred, un- til if should 4e convenient to remove him to Saratogs, the placa of hia nativity. His remains arrived in thir city oa Weduesisy afternoon, and were deposited in the barge office until yesterday afternoon, when they Were reimoved to the City Hall. ORDER OF PROCESSION. The box containing the remains were placed ina hoarss, which moved forward to gate of the barge office, to make room for the procession to form. The Hursars moved in advance, and immediately followed ‘tae band from Governor's Island, and Dodworth’s C or. net Band who played an appropriate dirge. The co then followed, whieh was cevered with the stars and Stripes. onder an escort of the Lafayette Fusiliers, Lieut. MeCauley,commanding. The relatives and immediate friends of the deceased followed next, among whom was 2 brother of Captain Band Col. Crane, Major Raines, Captain Miller, Captata Merehant, Captain Knowlton, and Lient. Wallen, of the United States Army Colonel Burnett, Captain Forry, Captain Innes, Lieut Swteney, Lieut Griffin, Lieut. Cooper. and Lieut. MeNulty, of thi Ist Regiment of the New York Volunteers, as chie mourners, the most of the latter of whom were present, and wounded, in the battle of Churubuevo, Joined inthe generel tribute of respect. Moving from the Battery, Uhe procession proceeded up Broadway to Chambers st , and through Chambers et , to Centre at., thence to the easterly gate of the Park, to the City Hall. where the re- maine were reseived by & committer of the Common Council, and conducted to the Governor’s room. during whioh time Dodworth’s band played the dead march — ‘They wero then placed under charge of the Lafayette Pasiliers until this morning, when they will be removed to Saratoga, escort to the boat by the same corps. — More than six thousand persons thronged the vestibule of the Mali and the space in front, who joined in the tri- butary honors to the departed one, avd the windows of the Heil were filled with ladies, some of whom wore the weble garments of moureing, for a son or brother who fell im Che seme battie as Capt. Burke. They are ever ready to honor the brave defend irs of their conn ey and mingle their toars in sorrow for those who have fallen in their country’s cause, Tre Wratwen.—Thore was quite another change in the weather yesterdey. Thesun rose beautifully, but soarce had he pursued his course an hour, when his brightness was obscured by dark clouds, and the air be- ddamp. About an hoar in the afternoon indication of fair weather, which was nother rising cloud, and the air be- soon cispelied b; damp and chill. February has been very weather beirg more Jike March, continually ehavging and re-chan; leasantness of gig. | from Pl spring to the blustering and cold of winter. Boanp or Auni Scunorcat Orsration —We had the satisfaction of witnessing, for the first time, the effects of the chloroform earl argical operation, and it acted jike a charm. ‘The operation consisted in the amputation of a finger, which was badiy diseased, and was performed upoo a son of Mr. Gibbins, 87 Pearl street, by Dr. Bostwick, in avery handsome and surgeon-i manvner.. placed upon bis handkerohief about half e tea spoon full of chicroform,and held it up to the mouth and nose, and in halfa minute the little fellow’s finger wasoff ond drersed, the whole being done without giving the slight- pain. Nothing can prevent the sbloroform from 8 univereal agent in relieving the pains of surgi- cal operations, and those of parturition, DiaBouicaL OurTrace vron a youNG GiRt.— A good deal of feeling was excited at Boston on the 234 inst, by the report that a young Irish girl, of idyears of age, had been brutally raviehed the evening previous, in® public house in Tremont Row, opposite vhe head of street, known as ‘ Jewell’s Hotel ” the Iandlord of the house, and well known among the sporting fraternity, is the person accused of ~ the crime, and for which ho is now in Leverett street Jul. The facts, ae near as we can ascertain (no legal in- vertigation having yet been made), are, that on Tuesday 4 9 o’elook, the ete, whose name is 7 » Mary Lynch, have been employed as domestics in the hotel, was sitting alone in a room, sewing, when Jewell, who hed been drinking freely, entered and blew out the light Hothen aeiaed hold of the gitl, and being large, powerful man, weighing some 200 pounds. bore ber to the floor, and sccompliehed his diabolical object—his unfor- tunate victiia’s etruggies proving unavailing, and her roreatns being suffooated by his firm geasp upon her neok e®i mouth, Atleogth another female domestic in the house, named Maguireeither # ting that something was wrong, or hearing the struggle, went to tbe door of thereom, and found it locked. Becoming alarmed, she barat {t open, and saw Jewell with the hap! dale wont inacnsible girl in hie arms, whom he w: hide behind the door, At this moment, Jo (presamed to be no) appeared at the door, and seeing her husband slous in ihe room with one of her female domentios selavd » knife end rushed forward to stab her, probably inoited thereto by jealousy, and ixnorant of ‘what had really trauspired, pe jed_ by ‘Mrs, Maguire, who caught, and held bh iether of the gir) was then onlisd end took her daughter from the xoom, and afterwards, about 11 o’olock in the ing, they both went to tha Marshal's office, where they were cold coenter & complaint at the Police Court, jw the morning, Yesterday # warrant wan isened by Justice Rogers, and placed in the hands of officers Clanp JW Pioroe, and Arnoid, who arrested Jewell sbout 9 c’clook at his hotel, which was then closed by the offi- cork, ancl o keeper placed in charge of the property Boston Hal, eee Repverton or Rairoay Farr.—A bill was in- | troduced into the Assembl Auburn and Syracuse, Aaborn and Rochester, Pomawands ....seeey Halts and Atiion «66 Theatrical ani Musior!. Bowery Turatan —The success that has attended the magnificent play of “Henry tho Righth,” during the past week, remains still unabated, as crowds nightly flock to this poouiar theatre, to witness o attractive a parformance, which is got out in strict accordance with historical facts, and presents a graphic picture of the scenes, manners, and cistumes of the memorable reign of this British monaroh, who fills 0 prominent a page in the history of hia times. Mrs. Shaw still draws largely upon, the enthusiastic admiration of the eudience, which her highly colored porsonstion of Queen Katharine is always sure to produce; und lest evening may be said to have elmort surpassed her i ly in the closing scene, Mr. Marshall's } enry, ry. Barry's Cardine! Wolsey, were well perfarmed; and the watire cast improve as they nightly repeat the performance. “William Tell” succeeded. To-night * Hapry the hth’ will be egain repeated. Thoss who have not as yet seen it, should not foil to avail themeelves of the favorable epportunity now presented The “ Honey Moon” will also performed. The bill wi'l be found most attractive, x Cuatham Toeatne—There wi fine house et this theatre Inst night, and the performance wos in order with the general very entertaining feasts offered at this theatre. The drama of “ Pedro the Cruel” wan repeated with success, nnd was loudly applauded. Miss Deloraine Sppeared in one of her beautiful and graceful dances, which was loudly charred, “The Thimble Rig; or Where's tho Little Joker,” was also repeated ;' and Mr. Wiea; in the character of Johw Ginger, in bis comical way, kept the house in one o tinued Ginger, wan very ni of an extravagant, scolding wife to perfection. The Model Artists were well received. ‘The performances wound up with “Jck Robinson and his Men Monkey,” in which Mr. Fletcher appeared as Jack Robinson, and Signor Capito as Murhapug, his monkey, Tbe puric wore admirably performed, end received with applause ‘There are great improvements going on at the Chatham, and in n very faw weeks, for comfort, convenience, aud entertainment, it will be equal to any theatre in the city. A first-rate bill is offered for to-might, Concent ny THe Arfottoneans.-This talented and eharming young family give a concert thisevening at the Tabernacle, and from tho very great musienl tact and appreciation which thess young people have alwaye evinced, and the approbotion and applause they have al- ways met with since their first nppearance before the public, wo are convinced that this evening they will Present an entertainment well woriby the attention cf all lovers of music. They are not only aémirable vooa’= ists, but olso fine instrumentel performers. vis: Miss Anne on the piano, Master James and Chester onthe violin, and Master Delosou the violoncello, With these instruments, and their sweet young voices, tho effect of their songs is really chatming. ‘Their instructor, Mr. James Best, hanshown great talent in the conducting of these little folks’ musical education, and we hava no deubt that both he aud they will, in due time, aoquire a wide and extensive reputation, ‘Their programme this evening inclu tes some beawtifal ballads and quartette, asalto instrumentel performances. Werecommend the concert to the favor of the public, and can assure all who are wurically inclined, that this young famlly is eminently worthy of patronage, ‘Tanennacue,—The grand vocal avd iostrumental convert. in aid of the charity fand of the Holland Pro- tective Society, came off Inst evening, before « highly respectebie audien ‘The overture “+ Roi d’ Yectot,” wasspléndid!y performed by the orchestra, under ths direction of tne excellent leader, G. Loder Mra Jamie- son sang two ballads very sweetly; and Mr. Arihurson, in the song, “ Here’s @ health to thee, Mary,” was very happy and effective. Miss Brienti in “ Care Compagne,”” from *LaSomnambuls,”’ was in better tons of voice than on a recent occasion, and was justly applauded. Next came Miss Kirkham, her first appearance in America — abe sang “wh pour un jeune c@ur,” trom “Le Cheval de Bronze,” —her voice is of a delicate soprano, which is peculiarly aweet, and her execution evidenced an edu- cation under the guidance of superior masters. ‘Then succeeded the incomparable Madame Pico, whose rich, round meliifiuous tones was rendered with such sweet- ness and science, every note of which filled the area of this spacious building, and called forth reiterated cheers, Sho was asristed by the prince of buffo singers, Sig De Begnis, inthe dustto, * Dunque to Son,” from” Il Bar- biere ;”” it is almost ueedlers vo say, it was executed with all the power that voice and artistic asience could give toit. Tbe terzetto buffo, by Signora Pico, Miss Brienti, and Signor De Begnis, was executed with such beautiful cadences and conic action that the house was kept in continued laughter We are at a loss to know, why ar- tistes of such excelling quelites and refined musical abilities.as the interesting, clsrming Pico, and the cele- brated De Begnis, who, in his line, bas never been rival- led, are not prominent features among the Italian opera troupe now in this city. The Frenon Rondo, “ Jai de Argent,” by De Begnis, wes encored, and the entire performance passed off with the greatest ectat. Cincus—Bowrny Ampuitnratne.—There was & very large audience last night, at this favorite house, and much fon and merriment went than six clowns in the field, who all did their beat in the comic line, besides which the equistrianism, gymnastios, &o., were ail excellent, Mr Nixon, whose penetit eve- ning it was, had quite s eonvincing proof of the estima- tion in which he is held, and wo hope thet he may always have as good a time, with future benefits This eveniny, Mrs Downie,» very worthy aud estimablelady, the widow of a member of the equestrian profession, and who has herself long been counected with the amphi- theatre, takes her annual benefit. We sine@rely hepa it may be such @ one 2s will afford her» good round sum, as she fully deserves it. ‘She biil isa very attractive one—the whole troup: of Messrs. Sande, Lent & Co ,have volunteered their services; R. Sands and his beautifal obildren; Morely, the Amerigan Ducrou; the dashing boy Walter Aymar, besides Madame Carroll, Wm. Madigar, and a whole arrey of clowns. Pentland, Latnrop, Kemp. Gardner, Williams & Wells. We expect to reo» very large sudience. Cunirty’s Minstnecs —We need only ray that (hens philosophers are an sprightly as ever--their voices as tuneful, and their instrumental mesic as accurate as usual ‘They are the very pioks of Ethiopian aristocr cy, and we do not wonder at their triumphant career for such a jovial, hexmonious, aad withsi genteel avd refined frovpe of rainstrels, are not met with every dey Patmo’s Orena Hovsex —The Model Artiste here still continuo their exhibitions, aad give numerous tablesux every evening—to-night no less than seventeen. Broapway Opron —The Odeon Mine! Artiste are the ebiefattrectionshere The good singerr. and altogether, the amusements are judi- cfously izanaged. A Srranee Visitrr.—A whale of large size was sten yesterday forenoon, off the bar by several of our pilots, and also by the crew of the iine bark Avola, from Bostou.— Charleston Cour., Feb. 21. The Opening of Eleveath street. An artioi appeared 1a your paper with regard to the opening of this street, which is incorrest It is not cor- rect that if the street is opened as originally intended, that the church will be effected to its injury iu the least So much to the contrary are the faots, that the charch- wardens in planning their beaatifal building, so arrang- ed it af to make their most handsome eutrance upon Eleventh street, expecting that the street would certain- ly be opened. The building of the parrouage and the dwelling on the Bowery, has been with the knowiedze that proceedings for the opening ware under way by | he comuistionerr; anit the parties interested are aware that no compensation will be made to them for this expendi ture, unless they sustain the validity of the law passed ny the Legislature, The Corporation cannot be affected by the proceedings in apy way. The whole matter {s now in the bands of the Supreme Court,aad the Corpo- ration should not act at allin the matter. Front. ees MAILS OF THE HIBERNIA, THE WHDSELY HBRALD. The steam: ip Hibernia will leave thfs port to-mor- row, at twelve o'clock, for Halifax atid Liverpool, and will convey the most impottaat news to our Eurdpean readers that has transpired on this side of the Atlantic for a length of timo, We allude, espectaily, to the pro- posed trea'y of peace with Mexico, and the British encroachments in Central America. Every information on these important matters, toge- ther witha fulland perfect digest of commoroial, finan- cial, political, and theatrical intelligence, will be far- nished, in the French and English langusges, in the Weekly Herald, expressly for Kuropean readers, It will be ready at nine o'clock to-morrow morning, for the usual priee—6'¢ cents per copy, in wrappers. The regular Weekly Herald, for clroulation in the United States, will also be ready to-morrow morning. eueninane The Age, n weekiy chronicle of Literature, Newa, Art, Vusie aud the Drama, edied and conducted by Gracin, W Cordyn oud J.C. Barnet, i published ever viny morsuig, at two dollars per anoum, payable iaad vance. ny street. ‘a Spanish Grammar... in the first number of this work is BUCGESS, der tae Maseurs, fat che author's «, Mod lass Lor Bex next, from 656 (07 ire the i pul reamihent line (wholes Gold Beors ke Clerk, 2 Joba street, atveation of all pareh to tiene assorten of all selected p to be | eity. Gold Pens —We would sey to all who wih 0 get a wood p ata low pre Messrs Jobu & Co. 716 ity. datab lity m the Tribune, 2 wed coo oft Dlexeare in recom ———_—__—— Diamovd Pokacod Guth . 44 William street, 9 a re eeke gre Gol ke. to be found na bei sy compti serfs San anes cy of Gol aity. | He ere: ia id as Row Mm og Which ara tie celebrated ee yea’ Arran y @ market, peehciaras iar" ats Sa on, as there were no less” reovered his Health, Unter any of the Strangers and others shoutd not fall to visit the Piumbs National Daguerrean Gallery. on the upper corner of Broadway and Marry strees. ‘This Gallery coat largest and finest coilection of portraits of any pines in thi roma di country. The libera’ patronage which it receives eriminativg public, is b ta jus’ eppreeiation of its me: Toour Worthy Mayor and Citizens in gene= ral iT beg lesve to eal! you eetion to the foilowrn First, can any man doiog business he truly prosperous usle: both buyer and seller ace be efizted ) Answer—no. Aud th you are invited to cali at. B Jones’ S»vings Bank, at eld No. | 4 now enlled 14 Aon strert. 1000 to 400 that there are no bet- ter boots sold at the following prices than I sel, 500 to 50 that Lasil wore loots at retail for cash—which evables me to | sell atsnch remarkab!y low prices. I sell first quality Freneh alt dress Boots vt 84 59 to $1 75; second do $3 40 t» $4; ‘rench pstent lesther Boo's,$7. Mystore is stell, my ex: peases light, and co challenge n for Spring, 1848, Broadway, New, York, | eries. Co., Haters, 4.138 Chestout street, Philadelphin, (Inte Brevis aud ( i Gentiemer suing. Co Wm HE Deu leave Imp evemeuts re purpose of faci ua of renderio; ppearanes more conspicuous. ¢ y. nas undergone a thorough renove tron, and is at prevent unquestionably the first hi kind io the wor vt the proprietors he: say thet the goods effered forsale therein shall always bear te same chorseter,-that for beauty of desigu, ners of material, and elegance of style,they shall be unapproached and is now so complereir systematized aod regalsted, that all orders, re + whether from the citizen the traveller, or the trade, will be attended toand exe- cured with the utmost promntness an} panctaslity; and in con- clusion, they wis to way that their establishments, both in New Yor and Phiadelrhis, shat! in fature recommend them- Selves tothe favorable notice of the entire commua'ty. Mr . Beebe begs leave toretayn his th: to the public Je for the very liberal patronae bestowed upan the Inte fim of Beebe & Costar, and invises a continuance of their favors to the pres Canker In the Mouth..delow Is an aecount ‘Lowosend’s Saranparilla has ads of children. i WAS vi ded witli 2 rt rectly. for w Yours respertfully, Principal Office, 1°6 We ane led or unhe The Galvanie Se, iu connection with the maguetic fluid, are used with the moit perfertsnccess in al tiem, xout, tie dm ore D, 182 Broadway; B Peterson, 91 Chestnut street. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKS. Thursday, Feb. 246 P. M. The stock market opened heavy this morning, and closed heavier. The most sbsurd and ridiculous reports relative tothe Mexican treaty we @ circulated in the street, and had a depressing influence upon prices for nearly every stock in the list. Itwas actively report- ed by the bears that there was a condition attached to the treaty to the effect that the ‘erritory ceded to the United States by the Mexican government should be preserved free from slavery, or, ia other words, that a sort of Wilmot proviso was insisted on. There is not the slightest foundation for such a report, and it origi- nated io the minds of the bear speculators of Wall strert. It is almost too ridiculous to allude to. The stock market, however, isso sensitive that prices were generally affected. At the first board, Illinois 6's fell off % par cent; North American Trust, <; Reading Bonde, 3; Farmers’ Loan, 34; Canton, 44; Long Island, %; Harlem, 14; Reading Railroad, 1%; Norwich and Wor- cester, 34; Morris Canal, \4; Reading Mortgage Bonds advanced 3{; Stonington, 4; Erie Railroad, new, %. There were large sales of Harlem, and the efforts of the bears appeared to be concentrated upon that stock. ‘The commeros of 3t. Louis, for the past year, compar- ed with that for the previous three, exhibits, both in the imports and exports, a very satisfactory inorease. The shipments of breadstuffs last year were perticularly large, and the imports from the interior, by the Mississippi, Missouri, and Illinois rivers, show with what rapidity the agricultural and mining resources aro becoming de- only agent in veloped. Commence oF Sr. Lovis—Imronts ano Exronts. Taports. 1844. 1845. 1816, 1847. Bacon, casks. 8620 12631 42.472 feel, bbis... 7,62) 12,316 10.254 bagging, pes. baie Kope, cdilt 1 riey, snck Bull. Koes. bal Beeswax, bbis 16t2 «1,492 62,732 20.985 42.602 72918 14647 13,238 316 59,697 889 ‘954 621,9°0 757.908 763. 13.716 28 i ey ar Trom tous...» Mead, PIBS sss see eee Cotton Yar, bxs. by Lard, bbls . 8 50 ‘ 5.802 2.628 11,876 183 14 BSL Outs stoke. 21,916 21,989 Oil, Lard, bd G88 298 Ou, Linseed B10 productions of different States, show that the State of Minois has incresred in exch and all of these elements the most adverse circumstances, without the first work of internal improvement completed, or in @ position to be atall available to any portion of the State. When this result has been realized, without any local advanta- ges, what cannot bs expected, when a proper system of internal improvements, of a private nature, has been work itis mow engaged on? Illinois is favorably located 80 situated that the products of the whole section of from that business. Illineis will soon outstrip many of those western Slates which are now in advance of it. The ennual report of the Hudson and Berkshire Ral’- road Company, for the yoar ending December 41, 1847, showing the operations of the road during the past year, aad the condition of the company at the close, preseuts the annexed s! ment: — Hubsow ano Benxsuine Rariaoan, Original eoss of road, outtils, Ko. . ..$975.613 Inco me from 906 throush passenger Income from 12,736 way passengers. Totel income from passengers. . 4.4046 ++ + 686.782 33 locome from freight and othor sources, . 22,054 76 ‘Potol income, 1847. . 4.0 eee verse cere on $2008 1 Expenses of repairs and ruuning the road, !847, 23 500 00 Not income..... ee eeeee . $6,337 14 ‘Tho road in operation is 31 miles long. Number of miles run by all the trains {m 1847, 33,500, Locomotives used by the company, +; pareenger cars,3; freight cars, 45; machine shop, 1; horses, 5; men employed, 33 It is stated in the report that preparations are making to relay the rond witha heavy rail, and that, during the last year, the prospect of a sale of the road by the Stat: and the oondition of the track, almost destroyed the business. Itis very probable that the last named was the principal reason why tho receipts of the company reached such a small amount ; aud we are glad to hear tbat such arrangements have been made as will seoure such animprovoment in the road as the business along its line demands. ‘Ihere in not the slightest doubt but that this can be made @ productive investment; but the state- ments put forth that the route of the Harlem Railroad has been, or will be changed, so as to carry that road through Hudson, are without foundation. The Hudsou River Railroad will, if it ever gets as far north, run through that city, as the recent decision of the direc- tors of that company has so settled tho question so long and fo bitterly aritated, relative t> the route in that vi- cinity ; but the Harlem will cross the Hudson and Berk- \@ veral miles east of Hudson, and continue on to Albany by amore direct route. The completion of the Harlem will be of advantage to the Hudson and Berkshire, and when the Hudson River road is com- pleted, considerable trafflo will be derived from the con- nection with that road. he [udson road will be acheap | line after the new track is laid, and, with judicious | management, can be made productive property. Stock Kxehange. $6000 Tr Nets 6’s $1000 ea 102%{ 400 ahs Canton Co 35. Too do 40.030 103, 240 do FT 2500 do 500 7K 50 to 130 31% 1000 U States 7’s 39 102 40 Nor & Wor RR 39 i000 City 5's 70 Ea 25 do ‘b60 39: 42000 U Scates 6's "67 W475 do 38% 2000 do 103% 100 do 383 2500 do 6's°56 DIO 103 10 Utica & Schenectady 119%4 Es 10 Auband Roch ‘ si lo 3700 Ohio 6's 0% 50 Hudson River 69) 8600 Hlinois Fandable 46-350 Long Island Re at 2000 do 4536 150 do 314g 11060 Readiog Bonds 634 30 = do 30 Sib 5000 do 560 634 500 do 330 3 $900 do. 10 63% 200 © do 30% 4000 Read Mort Bonds 61% 100 do b6o 3L 1000 do % 150 do be St 1600 “oO 622, 900 Marlem R 4536 50 shs Reading RR 4134 100 do 45} 250 io 41% 600 do 45 100 Farmers’ Trust st 60 do b20 46% 50 do Bt 200 do b20 46 do 33g 150 do bid 49} do 30% 50 do 815 45; do 60 30% 10 Stonin 60% » Morris Canal h T0KrieRR 6) do UM 10 Ene do serip 7 CITY TRAVE REPORT. New Youx, Thursday Afternoon, Feb. 24. "The flour market continued firm, and sales, thouch moderate, were made at @ slight improvement In straight brands, Michigan and pure Genesee, which continued in good demand for home use, Wheat continued firm for good weetera, previous prices for which wero refused. Asma'l eale of southera was made oa terma stated be- low. In corn, s fair amount of sales were made, at pri- ces which showed continued h.aviness, and a dowaward tendenoy in prices. Rye remained the tama, Sales of Jersey meal were made on terms stated below. Provi- sions continued firm, with sales of pork which showed inoraasod atiffaess in prices, while other descriptions re- mained the same. In Groceries transactions contiaued to be made without materis! change in quotations A "The stock waa suid to be reduced; Pots were *| firm, and sralleaite made at $6; Pearls were quiet at $4.25 a 8 60 Baeapsrurre—Fiomy—Salen of about 1900 barrelp of Black Rock and straight brands Michigan, were ma $6 25; small seles pure Genesee were made at $6 2: 3736 ; 200 barrels city ground fold at $6 ; sales of New Orleans wers mads at $5 93: jouthern remained | about the same. and esies of 300 » 400 barrels Howard nirget were made at $6 a $6123¢ MWheat—We have only to notiog rales of 200 bushels of Virginia at 1250. For » handeome lot of Chio of 4000 bushels 139°. was bid and refused. Corn— Sales 6000 bavhels N. Orleans were made for distilling at 520 ; 1500 do Southern yellow, not ingood order,were made at $20; 2, 00 do. Northarn. Long Island brought 640; 260bags corn,N. Orleans,toid at 520,and 2 000 do New Jersey yellow sold at 663. Mal—Snles of 400 bois New Jeveay were made at $2 564; rye was seaey at 900. Outs—Salen of Canal were reported @t 482, whils New 22 | Jersey and North River were making at 400 a 460, ac- cordiag to quality, Peas-—120 bushels field sold at 1289, 762 | per bushel. mee Pe evawax—Sules 5000 Ibs, western yellow were made at oad | 280. osala. sere | Corron—There is a fair demand for this staple, and 9: 89 | thesales to day amount to 1200 bales—prices exhibited 6: 44,300 | no further chance. ° $ 17652 | Coas—Sales 100 chatdrons soft wers made at $8, cash. Seou, Flax, bi + 4275 2045 481 4992 | Coprem—The market was dull aad but little doing. fee ong mad Ho RD Ue 812 | Freu—Sales of 60 bbls No, 1 Massachusetts mackerel ike Rt casey Leig 2697 | were made at $9; 800 do No. 2 Halifax do at $5 873 0 6.676 y cod continued firm, with small sales from store, 1754 7 | being none here from first hands. 9 235 | OAnurr—-Sales of 400 boxes wot dried raisios were made 1 993 st $1.55; 100 bushels Wilmington pea nuts were made at rich $1 373%; 200 do Savannah at $1 28. The market closed 743.491 Bacon, aseorted cask: 7,628 13641 Bacon, barrels... 168 4.916 Bacon, baik, tons M8 949 Beef dures... 6+ 5324 201 0492 4781 16 32 . 1,219 13 621 . 2.170 4,468 4490 2.7404 2716 31630 3.879 Cora, sacks. 25,14 23 478 243 625 Fi ur, barrel 130,274 202 790 359,898 Hides. 136 | soles. Pork, . Pork, bulk, tons Rye, sacks Shot, kegs... . Skins, Deer, prekages eed, Flax, tierce Tobvreco, hhds ‘Tobacco, manufactared, boxes Tallow, barrels Wheat 29.796 16.2: A941 68.634 217.31 1,084 1,3 31 9 1,835 The annexed table, exhibiting the aggregate number of arrivals at St, Louis, and the number from each place, will give rome !dea of the extent of the shipping interest of that city, and the sections of country trading | with St. Louts Arrived from the INinois rive: “ ne Missouri do New Orlean: Total number of boats. page’ ef Wenn toes, WO tases baipad resister. baa bls net eee 784,089 tons, That part of Illinois bordering on the lilinois river bas heretofore depended upon St. Louis and the Missis sippi river for facilities to get to market, and the pro ductions of that section have found an outlet in that way. Hereafter a more ditect route to the Atlantic will exist, and the producers on the Iilinoia river will enjoy facili- ties for getting to market, equal to those of the interior of any of the weatern States. The completion of the l!- Mnois aud Michigan Canal, connecting the waters of Lake Michigan with those of the Illinois river, must have a wonderfal inflaence upoa the productions of the State, and increase its agricultural wealth largely aud rapidly. ‘Tho whole of the intoriur of the State of lilinois, all that section ef country finding an outlet at St. Louis, the whole of the territory bordering on the Misstestppi river | above the mouth of the Ohio, and the immense extent of country drained by the Missouri river, mart depend upon the [ilinola aad Miobigaa Canal for facilities for jetting their surplus products to market. A glance at the map will convince any one that this canal is the most importact work of internal improvement west of Buffalo. ‘Che Erie Canal of this State will di a vost focrease of business from it, and the Central Rail- | road of Michigan will have the carrying trade of a por- tlon of the produce iteuing from the termination of this canal atChisago. This canal will be to Illinois what the | Erle canal has been to this State, and we trust the flaan+ cial condition of the former will be as mueh improved as that of thie State hag been by the revenue derived from our publio works. ‘The retarng of population, and the official statements of the extent of the sgricultural firm. Sales 20 bbis dried peachas, skins on, at $1 8734. Hear—Sales of 400 bales Steal were made on private Sales 15.000 lbs dried apples were made at 43gc. terms; American dew rotted remained quiet. Leap —Small sales pig wero making to manufacturers at $4 30 w $4374. Mo.asses—A cargo of Cardenas (per Hecla) was sold | on private terms. A small lot do (20 hhds) sold at 200; a7 hhds Cuba Muscovado, sold by auction at 1840 8 20dge, © New Orleans was wortn 260 @ 270. Navat Stones—Sales of spirits of turpentine were made at 430, now held at an advance; 400 bbls Wilming- ton sold at 80c, delivered. O1.s—Linseed—Prices continued steady, with small ‘There was no change io fish oils, and we heard of of moment; sales of 300 pints of Marseilles olive jo, to arrive, at $5, and 3u0 quarts do at $4. jons—Sales of 20 bdi made at $10 1234, and 300 do primo at $8 60; old mess was worth $9 60; and prime do $725, Lard—Sales of 260 we made at So s $30 for prime. Hamse—Smal Wincheater’s were made at 70; 5.000 lbs western ol siden brought 7X0. Beef remained steady at previous prices. Cheese remained steady; aud good Butter con- tinued in demand. Rice— of 170 tierces were mado at $3 31 a 3 38. Srevs—Sales of 4000 iba clover were made at 70. Socan—Sales of 40 hhds New Ocleat je at 4Mo. The market was rather inacti A iot of Porto Rioo, the first of the new crop, was on the market, and held at 60. 4 Tautow—No transactions were reported. The m.r- ket continued firm. Waa teponnr — Nothing new. ‘Sales of about 200 bbls were made, inelud- t 240. jes of 102 lo; nearo mahogany wero 2u}go; 1 log do at $1 4936 per foot. An engegement of 5,400 bushels of corn | was made for Glasgow, at 6d; to Liverpool, suall en- | cadements of corn, in bags, were made at 4)4d; for flour, | Is 6d was asked: gd was offered for cotten, and 3-l6d asked. There was nothing new to the Continent Sates sy Avotion—16 bhds pale Cogase brandy at $2 05 @ $2 3734; 4 quarter casks do do a $202 @ 92 07, | 10 beds colored Coguuc biandy at $1 92 @ ¢2 02; 2 | hal€ pipes Egle brandy at $1 07; 15 haif pipes Hen- | nessey# colored brandy at $1 85 a $190; SdodoJ. J | Dapuy at $1 05 a $1 12; 16 hulf pipes United Proprie | dark brandy at $1 15 a $1 16; 1 bod and 1 quarter cask, Alex. Seignetto brandy at $1 27)a; 1 do Alfred Morion Cognac brandy at $1 35; 4 pipes, wine | gin at7lc ®$1; 16 Iudiag bbls Maderia wine at $1 27a $1 37; 11 bhds, 13 pipes end 4 quarter easke, Harris & 63 quarter casks Harris & (0 do Marseilles do 310; 20 do Son port wine 650 wo 63: Son port wine 680 to 600; Maderia &t 360; 35 fifths Lisvon Maderia ai 37)¢0 #380; 0 indian bbis Lisbon Madeiva at 390 MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Mav yland 6's #744: 300 Baltimore junk of Ball imore $4; 12 York ateg Bsr ton fae 10374 102h4 as di Stary ina Tie tiame 6's, 1980, 97 asked, 9644 bid; i 39 asked, 3856 Did. First Board--$1000 State o 17; 390 Us & e Road 3 116; + 102 bids Trensu: 8756 asked, 8734 bi tvmore aud Ohi he fauentiee Q F 0 I Sige tee Guard 5: 1136: as rapidly as any other State in the Union, even under | perfected, and the State has completed the important | for deriving a large revenue from its public works; it ia | country west of it must pass through them, and Improve | the finances of the State by the revenue it will derive | Peaxaw sala b 1 Rice is soa! ited sea At Messt month. zed 50 ya Company 815 (par 25) payadle 1857, 91356 per supplies are expected. decilue ia prices. Our premeat quotations white in casea, 900); Aret quality Vusoovado, J to the packet's arrival, voted more to a: we havo but few commercial eventa to repart cembor packet is now expeote FOKRIGN MARKETS. 0, Jen 21. Of flour we have ree bbls from Philadelphia, which are retalling by consigneen at 18) a 19); Richmond, previously arrived, {a selling at 22); Trieate, marked §. 3 F., inalao retailing at 22) Butcer continues dull, and we are not aware of woy Jato Sugar —Owing to the holidays, the reeeipt of this article from the interior is very liv nd which will probably t whites in bags, 2200) @ 2500!); diuscoved: 0] & 103); hides continue to rule at 10 din demand for Brazil ports change, our quotations ecntinue to be 27d, but no trens actions of impoatance are likely to take placa previous The past fortnight has been de business; consequently re ngexoent th: and renewad bs much governed by the intelligence she muy bring Sales of both export and import hava heen on» very i la, and prises are next to nominal. Di na, Sieily, Jantiscy tod, 1843, Cuan wooo, U8, Consut of that, aud formerly of this city, | universally regretted. On Taraday morning, 22 jt Oo Thursday morning, 24th inst, Rictawo Keuny, Hin friands and aoquaiatances, and those of his uncle, | ¢ Peter Samia, are respectfully invited to attend his fune- ral, from his late residence, No. 57 Washington street, on Saturday, 26th inat , at 3 o'clock. ted, but plentiful | dinst, Henny Acnenr,son of | Charlesund Mary Blea Luoke, aged 2 years and 1 | Kexireton and West Cambidee Pritived Row yoo | PUK THEATER ~THE Poetic is RK seta Railroad Ponds. 12850 6384; 5000 do 6336: 4000 do 1809 y Informed that thiscatabletument will b 60%. At A ths Wosteru It ilromd. 4334 Fevaneday Mase! The stern Rei-rond, entit et te rights, O46 qiest id Ido do. new ste: tat ie sttefictd ad North Adams do 95h¢ per ec Maine do, $18 per ted : 24 per cant cilvaure! 10 ¢ FROWERY THEATER ones! ompavy, 10 per cent adv nce: 9 —Will be rep>yred wich Glass Company, 889% a Rukes 2 rien) play of HEN MY 1 Mrs Shaws {9 : Cromwell, CW Chante ude with the HONEY Yendto, Clark: yeques, Purkes Sire Phillyps: | Zoancra, Soathe Pit ery, 1234 cents. Doors nee to commence aT wived 3210 OADWAY THEATRE 5 — Wit BY ne De | affaies will John Lamp, Deputy Bail var be 646 c’eloek- eSPECTEUL- fond pen at 636 o clock hoxes, 25 Pit, 196 IDAY EVENING, Feb. smedr tf OLD BEADS Les Suen- | PCOHELL'S YMPIC THES TRE — Fe IDAY VE Rvening Mebrany 25 ty commence wihK Ast erthe Wooler Shremaie Kab Holland; Sie9, Mr. Cono ver; Madame K lyri te, Mes Roberts Af Mrs Henry: Ani NED HEAD—Dek, Vv berdinond Fi'efige ‘To he followed by Laauhau ter which the TUM | tor Mulgent, Mr. Hi Mis YORK ira Morte with BOX A J Sox, Me. ¢ onover; Mra. Bowne open at M6 eurtain rivewar 7, Li uy J of Fancy G: druggt razor strops, ACOB 8. PLATT, AUCTIONEER. Silver Watches —100 dow Wox Dolls, a case wax dolls, segar combs, accordeons, bead. ood, &e., this day, at 23 Platt street, serve. consieting of 250 doz fire Kugtish razors, in eases, 1 cases, hit brathes, shaving cases and work boxes, bigs, combs, Germain silver pevcils, fine ivory is, anaif boxes, I case pl ted thimbler, ‘seiles, tooth and sail brishes, patent cork eciews, a frame Jorkiag glasses, and a gene al tment of faney goods. pocket and pen kulyes, scissor at forks, iso, un invoice «f jet beads, bugles, 1» 600 pot forks, &o. Al —GOLD AND weral as ortment Cvertare, Semirrmide. Boxes, parquette and blenny, #3, am ‘m: without te- | ooen aT: pe oe to coramenne nr whith 1 TALIAN oreaa nouse—Fe DAY EV set of Kenas Last act of GIUK» MENT! 1. Mitchet!; Doe: Jand; » Henry. Doors (i> Poughkvepste papers pluiss copy this. _ Reniuare 25, 1818 i Oa Thursday, 24th, of an inflammation of the | / ty KEZLA BOWE = Lusremia Sign ira Te re) Tent Peco Cpe eng pee Henry Wortmann, aged | § juiard: na Beate Benedetti: Drea Alfouro ears. . ja betta. fevero Strini; Geael- The funeral will take place on Saturday, at 10o’slock 2 1; Vitellcant. Signor Guise. pe Pie- A. M., from the residenos, No, 3; New street, at Wasa Posteo Rusmehello, Sigver N arosai; Petrucci, the relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully | Sigvor Frascesco Gu besnag. invited to attend. Her remains will be taken to Green | 9,0 YOM) 7, SATURDAY, EVENING, Pebr wood cemetery for interment have been received SS | with augqnalified opp: bat 8 Willie sett % condact of LUCKEZIA BORGIA. ‘Third at 0. atre Doors PALMO” OreRA HOUSE —FRID Feb 25—Reduation of prieesTo all rar 25 cents —GROULS of MODEL ARTIS’, echrbition that hai honored by the p the most suguat pr es, Gol extra and f Av E L. je Coun at the Gran o clock, for Geand stron rants. in full reg brooches, necklace: off:red will be sol v assist in, the. interesting ceremonies. UART. G. ACOBS, PLATT, AUCTIONEER —GOLD WATCE }d Jewelry, and Fanev Gods men’s watcher—I’Epines, anchors, patent lever and hunters— pia, Tioga, very’ watch uil jeweled; fine gold guard cham hoops, &e &e. N. fi ‘Terms, id without reserv: SNOW SOI of the Bt. 4. Couneil Charnb i the purpose of prareeiling to Cot t,and opeutng Social Uaion No. 5, AM Unions of this order are req! at Col ow soem Unions , this evening, (F er %e —Thi o'clock. at the auction room, 23 Platt street, for acco! whom it may concern, 50 gold and silver Indies? and get b. Jumbian ttatl, at half past 7 o'clock, and order, opera at 6} f “a 10 ber, will bave the honor of appearing ia @ series of celebrated Grand ‘Lableanx Vivants and Posrs which hes been cousidered the most elassical and inacructive er appenred in any courtry, and has be commence at Ti o'clock Bex ’oM = Y RVENIN ts of the Hou , twenty in eum iques, s day, s—Or w ¥ Unabated mil CARISTY'S the Uniced rowded to ke nevi rugyonl rowded and hight excal every ni @ ausien a a in thas H peice On & 3. H. HOADWAY ODKON—-#D Ww write, goud ment. ANTED—BY tnation ina leather or boot «nd shoe stor retail, woere he can be usefully empioyed hi perience, having been long eugaged in ihe busine Or assintant porter in adry goods store. his a good hy ferences in the eit Address W, c 81 Hodeon strees. A: STPk accountaat. kao ws town well,cou give DY, ACTIVE MAN, a Si- pwboters ler lary not so much au object asen of Mr. Juba Hattoa, dry goods Biviten Grecley~Musion) Director, Mr Oldfield. — tive Cableaux.—The anager respeetfally MINST PRELS, who will appear ia the fiestrate re | tyees, Sonus, &—Friday, Betruary 25ih u 1—Grand Overture. Songs. variety of I-TABLEAUX VIV ANS and del Artist ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestaut woman, as cook. ‘washer or ironer. r to do the general housework of asmall famaily~hisuo objection to go & short distance in the country. ‘The b we given. Apply at 36 Park Row, Brick Church Chayel, New ork. The heet of reference can IGAN MUSEUM =—8PL. LA nnees every afternoon and eveniag: Seripeural Seatuary, representing the " Last Supper,” His T re Pontius cepreseatation of an bi on tobe park lowest terms. ANTED—FOUR UN#URNISHED APART: in the ueig»borhood of the A: tor House o jor bedroom, servants” t7 ma aie | made toB., ‘at this office, stating size of life, may he seen at ail hours every d without extracharge. Beside there are engay: ston, Tight or; Great W. Laughing G Morris, comic singer Nhakaperesn Cabinet; Vira. Monell: Mins MENT! hombr a ope Dane: pee ANT women, sitni £0—-BY WO VOUNG KrSPECrABLe ns, one as chambe-mard, na so, wisher Jntien and Whitlock, dancers; Mr. Whittoe! Madame Rockwell, fortune teller, &e. A sla 25 rents. Sewaryne (romt amin one TRANCE afe dex Ville, Colonmen—NManagi Daneing, Family,” aih in overflowing with ery night darimt success Twenty-first MIN REL the . Oris Vaugha, are pigithy honored eer, and naiver sim fap ba THRO UGH FOG. New and effec- Annonaces to citizeax of. thes Rrest metropoiia, and to strangers visite that he has engsged the celevroted Band of OOF ON popular Over- rogromme—Por t &e—Part ea by the Ma- PERFORM- ira. Pelby'a superb ith of Christ,” “iis Lilate,” and alag a wax, th lay and eveninm, ed—Mast. John- extern, the low comedias i 4 Clara Fisher's Bemard: Misses sone Bulbons Roots aud Seeds, for sale wh rand bac a7 | brated musient furnity, whose per! (Pheabove hevted unbounded ent am. FI bar atimula 2 very mat ‘ast riva where to look for a ton’ © Phe memory of Washungtou—our motto i but ovr God and aur couuy, Heary ¢ Kadish and Laberty ;no proserapt oa for opiaton, ind tv. demorracy now rever.? CIAL PLOWERS—JUBT KE ting one +f Mr. Pest, of Washington fay, Z 7 fine nssovtment, and to be sold fur cost price, je. wp stairs. go in Ieme hu Uily, tendered they cror. vie and back stores 5 d kets Oue Dollar, to be vice had ‘et th of tue toembers of Ut n Market t evenings only of ‘Pre alone Hi ‘Twins ag ‘Tee MENG. 108 250 do Weeping do; 70 do Le assorted sine OL TWINE, NAILS, &e-—39 000 POUNDS. OF C ¢, sintable Toe fleece tyi gs 190 bates mand Bed 80 do Shoe 3 thread. Fo: street, re Rewe Twine, hread, various, qualita Brads and Spikes; 2-00 Ibs frst q 25 ce! sp 1234 cer j2ANVARD’'S MAMMOT« Ps ssiast pi river, paiated om three miler ing the largest parating aa che world, et the f in Broadw Join Tibtos avaexceptcd.) Admigsion 5 = 3000 aalicy Gils tA & CU 1 Shelen URES FOR GAS SALE jog, alson fine Mash at 20936 Broadway. Top Couuter. ama will commenee movi noon axhibition on Wedues “3 AND Tequire Nos. ¥. W N.Y., which gaa be, seen at ‘ihe ‘Lharsday morning w OTICE.—TO THE LOVERS OF Fat ‘Tre citizens of f fuily reqnested to eal! acd ex New two fated by James Wilson, al ch exhibited end ¢ wo elork, York and vicinity are re«pret- ive the beef of eight very benezer aymond, vo by , of Orange co., xposed for sale on stalls and 4 Catharine iarket,on * aturday the 26:h inst. WM. ARNEM, ALFR&D VARIAN. WN. —the above hter house 48 Stauton street, from | t VALUABL BEEF. | PNAS Terns O-d Masters, is open to, the public, WPM. Admission % cents, at the bxhibia ye A 348 Brosdway Mr, George Loder, Co NOKAMA Garden or ironer, aud one to do general housework; have ao cbjrc ne = ce thgoashoredutanee inthe conutry. Hea: of city velcre com PLIMEN TARY, CONGR ore given, Annly at2?2 Mott strert, front hase ment S telly 3 str Meare a FIRST HAND MILLINER WHO of St George. the Martyr, am thorughly understands Apply at 31 igracts ) Franelps ees Brondwey. A reference. both as to proficiency and general A tae Wate Ee ~ ‘ot the celebrated oats an Dorus’ Giae—he TICULT CHOICS COL saree in Ameries,) Mr. Manvers, ir. EL rou Flava, such ae Catmetian, Mageott "| Ueathen Leneh the “america, Monigal ica itotee® Mr. Jon. Peovies &e, besides Frait Tree | Dacke, the eminent violiniat and the" Apolieneons.” he cele- every where tes hinye vo= ave ert piel matt comm,tice of IRistt MUMIOAL ant Fri re, PAnUts ame Keeity aromedan gina aymiond and her dunghters, the bnyabie sien, Vooriists and instrawentale é of enn’ ‘auoraina, at at 7% o'clock ays and Bator ° Pan WORKS from 9 A.M. to n Koom of the | ot Green » COLL ry—compriai Anbens, aud many oi tures ever iv this cous works of Fitian, Muriilo, & Masters, innow opeu to the my of Design street, from 9 A. M. to 10. ¥ J 1s ope of ¢ AMES LAWRENCE E£ Law, Montgomery, Alaba: ma, will attend in the eouuties of Mouigamery: Lowndes, Pi Japoora, Coosa and Ai a. He will aleo atten a ugh the Uni States Courts in any pai ann WO LA.T-THE THRE STORY BRICK HOUS ‘Madison street. ing rom, with hot and cold water, cook it It +s in complete order, Cro Ta he hest houses in the Seventh Ward. GLISH, ATTORNEY AT PROF, THIRRS HAS Broadway, ont door irom the he is fit the ear'y part of t | | " WILDE, | Gierinst | eabush, will be ‘Temmeny Hall pruce street, Collecti c wing weer, rt of South mpany. for the bewefit of Me. Ad ‘on iekets Que Dollar, to be obi 7 otow water wige Se. Tt HE HAMILTON HOUSE, T FORT HAMILTON, RS’ GUARDS—THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL Friday evening, February No. 87 TION OF PIC- ing some of the best other of the old f the Ni ROOMS 398 heatre, whieh up in the most magn fieent style, and will open im Garrett Quacie tiny AL 1S teased at ton. Mr. Dedworth’s PMAN, Cuan - bu excelled, ba wishes to sell J Grocery Store, ian very improving neighborhood. near the | Atlanta Deck. inna street, New. York, or to No. 73 Auiaatic(:treet O GROCERS—FOR SALE. TRE LEASE, § LOCK, and Fix tures of a Family B ion tthe owae: Also the For. partienlars, apply to No. q Gera ons, viol be cases, snuff alebaster w: ‘Lhe trade supplied with th dry feet should wear them. slate pencils, ehess:boards, eness-men_ seger-case! are, looking gliases, writing deoks, we shaving eases, ‘Ke. Als gloss ware, viz: tnmblers, mmes vases. TTA PERCHA BOOT AND SHOR SOLES— All who the Tereha Companys ladies’ wear GOODS, GROSHEIM, (LATE Grosheim & Clephem), removed to 97 Williem haba 4 core N F has received by late arriva's, violins, flates, Vienaa Tings, violin bows, amber aod ginss bends, ‘aud coral necklaces, spectacles, toys in na ‘boxes, ted and kid dolls, merbl 0, 8 Intge assortment of Grocery Siore, now doing 2 goo! re unine article. sd witho AS CY BaLL.—THE MAN aGF, i cannot be F ements for» F ie, on Monday, ollowlug wrmngements . The Agreed—That n the ticket fora singie gentlem: 110 Beek- Brooklyn. aticket for a gentleman io persou be nd families haying children present i costame ; be aamicted to the amphitheatre at the price on Monday. the 2th of February itted out of costume, exer ets to be had at the Opera House, or at No. ‘will be lensed to a good tensaton favorable terms. Ap- = egy = < ine NNUAL BALL OF THE HACKMEN’S AS- ply to G. 8 GELETON _ on the premises. < A UAL See a 8 tgif 9 TATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO ‘ebraary 25th, 1849. Tickets 10 be Let—Several houses and cottages &e situsted in the ¥ e tee, mecars Bervard Duffy, Jas Lundagan, J and Stapleton. Two of the how James Ven Drek. Peter Deffy Joha Duian. John L. Ben- boarding establishmeuts commending bia John Harriman, Robert Nelson, James Leonard, John ferry. Apply to FP. WULF, Wolle’s | Corlin, Fresh Jobn Bee mney, See. eon ag Sg = fj Hotel, Tompkinsyille oratthe fol wee es i Brodway ND. Ne KS OF THE ASLOR House Opera nave eppointed a Comini tee to ominittes the price o! e six dollars ; that the priee of the hends of that spectators of one doilar.— 2 Wall ncreet, | desired Une shortesc uotics, SINGING AND PIANO SS Misses Malove "aymocd. pupils of the Kuropean mas ments. Terms may street Jowsl k boxes, Bohemien be known at their revidenet AV ARDWARK—PARTNER snare of pxtro NA TOBACCO LEAF AND IMPORTED SE gars —A lorge lot of Havana Tobacco Leaf al Mannfaeturers are ble for the rade. 104 Nassau street of the fiaest flavor ever imported in U WANTED. ho has bid sey Hardware and Mechanics’ To. ag A Connection wt! he advertuer is mm $2000 - all its brawches 3 Ee ee 7 I CHARLESTON. 8.0 — THE STEAMSHIP | wher sold wholes le. cet NOR’ i vt. oraas we ier Nee on Securday, rhe 26cn inet Dp eae! ; No berth seeured id for All bills ng } vate Treatve,” the clerk on bourd Prive of possnge $25. Por frelght or pas. | diseaven there referred to at, hig ince apply to SPOFFORD, TILESTON & Co.y 48 Scuth Mi. streets F OR NEW ONLEANS-LOUISIANA AND New York Line of Packets—Very reduced rates of Freight— f t bark GENASEE | i 7 ‘| wash rt the da commodations, app'y to Samuel F. Pea A, , kive jostructions ia the above ae AND THE oat celebrated mt @, 98 Cha! SATANIC AGE! he £SMEK NOY. oY abov he market, Laaies wi arrangem: ‘cents tobe ha! at the door. ‘Tiekets | come esrly tosecure good seats. the close o tested $00 to the al aguante? | 1 SUBMARINE PEARL FI } r ectus of ‘his company 7 4 Pine sirert exceptiousble ae gives: av) character, evpsDitity, gt: a - "ie © i ey OppOreAS | for the hair will chaoge met with. Address Hardware,”” Herald | 0.) Colne ima few moments. ‘This die sa iiferest ——____-._-____. | offerrd to the public. Gentlemen that have been ~1 aN. | hy differene hair dyes, would ¢o weil to ox BOS iectons Master smi | will satis'y som ha dye is no huraug. wo we Sth of March or treight or | the hair or akia. ‘The beauty in this dve ts, ao can : 5 SLi00 The new aéd splendid fat. eling. pick oer oad : ‘ Toadirgy and will sail om Tha sday, Maren 2d. CAL OFFI 75,99 $3400 Stave 6's, Tire; $1269 do, 7434; 6% bexih or P hone hed’ endo! EDICAL D i | cii's Uavon Canale 38; $1900 Wasratoy'von O's, 708 tions. appiyton port. at crleras Wharf, foot of Ws | rete a icetreNew York ia the | £28, Bt orto & K, COLLINS, £6 South strees Posi suecesafal Brest ia the tre | $1600 do do . trerght will be received om boord after Weduesd iy i nef Feed, Li, $900 State 5% #5; 74s 100 Morris sd, 1/57 March Ist, Agent to New Orleans, Mr. Wm. Oreevy, wh ody, or int 11; 915 O10 Seste a Ad nad it, 73. wAfter Sales well -permptly forward all goods to Nis address, Packet shi) yt fal huwh 67 SO peers sean gore Sey nom HUDSON will ceed the Genesee reine fa tha. hee eres iotnue OM i itate O’s8o, 74, jen ste a nee mee ow Pane E te hen it ff rene aad | tard 6 14.000 Stare 5s, 743.8 y Be 10 INTER OPPOSITION LINK FOR ALBANY, AND | in by young men, causing hag views droan nod $1000 Sea {150 Norristown, '3; 100 New Jersey, 354; the intermediate Iaudings, or as for as the ice Will ve | © 208 positively prevented. Rahs 20d Mortis bo 118, $500 Nexus Spot Bile 18; $040 Seve mit—The celebrated ice steamboat JAMES MADISON, | without mercury, No alteration 4 73343, 150 Girard, 11; 500 US Bank soand int, 945 100) Captain i. Si ao, wil leave tne Steamboat Pies, fort of Ho) biwimemm 1134; 100 do-s5, 1°34: 190 do rin, Lt. Niusom street, this eftersagn. at 5 o'etocik, Friday, Pep. ath, | OAL CARD=DR. MORE 23, 183.—Sfock Swchange—10 Fite’ axgage ot freight, apaty om hy aed. ¢ ? an eens ; Sedo, 116% 10 fot w aod Wives ge * offeee on the wharf, foot of Robinson Sales cusee. Par ter pee er ri J, ey ee. te a NOS) me | 0 few days. arairational debility frot Colony, Flas! TRF ola gC ni alae ; ATURDAY, FER | die ng nocturnal emissions x Bink Weisge ds % Wants Wairendce Sb he reary hina the sinitabont ri iN RUAND ER will y. ae gine nce i Asthy nk ‘ aa ‘oi “ yotig re ~ | phoin the sugpacae f ides ei douker 6a de Pini fut gine pies TAT RLS: gt A ‘ace New | lite ven hiv vice, 204% Fulvow atteer ae te eas eed d i To. S60 PM 6 Pd | quavantes 1, Midge 50 1» Nos 4) Shes | ork af 0 ALM ILA, M! 6PM. 6 Pd | “WONDEGFUL ®ISCOVERY —> ‘ay bair to its origie af find it is vo hum it gets. By this you wall ad 4 vm SON. 200% FUL me to the treatment of priva Cooper, Bir A C YO 60 x in be had on t from wny yet the inore you throat or nose, etnally cared, habit todulaed A vogiely emia din fone day ay vention A perfeet care