The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1848, Page 3

Teallan Opera, Ma orton tu your paper of the iith inst. appeared a letter on the Italian Opera, signed by “one who knows,” calling Upon you, fir, in & very Reducing tone, to be less stei geattn your remarks on the general management of that theatre. Ali that he mays respecting the ten or donen liberal gentlemen who have hsd the mamogement of the con- cerns of the opera, may be true; I do not deny it, All that I, in common with others, protest against, is, that we, the public, are bound to believe in the mere asser- tion of an individual, without his offering one particle of proof, ‘The letter of your correspondent is remarkable Nox its total absence of all proof to sustsin his various sateconuty, end yet he sigas bimself as “one who znow He jays that the committee has advanced several thousand doliezs from parely disinterested motives. w, if this be the frot, why do uot the membors of the sommittes meke a etatement, knowing as they must know, the opinion which prevails amoag subsoribers that cil is mot right? Why do they not give to the subscribers statement, notonly of the receipts and Gisbarsempnte from the begianing, but also a copy of tho agreement, verbal or written, whichever it m be, j00 the ostensible managers, Mesers. Sanqal Patti, aud the owners, Nessra, Morgan & Foster. Ax one who doesnot know, but who, like meny oth- era, desires to know, I beg to put the following questions A your Sorxespondent who signs himzeif * One who sows Are thie @ ownere of the building the real proprietors ? that is to pay, if the Opera had bac @ good speculation, would the profits have ger into the pockets of the own- or into those of 8. & if $ & P. are the resl proprietors, can you account for many things taking place without their conourrence,— 8s for instaooe, engaging a third soprano, when tie com- pany already posevssed two Can you tell us what position Mr. Albinola holds fa the establishment ; whether he is employed by the owners, orby 8 &P; aud whether it was to bim the concern was indebted for being pat to the law expenses in the affair of Benedetti, which expenses were trifling, compared to the bad moral elect that such disregard of existing controets hnd on the community, which de- cided ecverel from subsoribing ? Who was it, or was thers apy one, who agreed to take anaciive part in the management, provided Pio and Beacue!ti ware excluded from the compony, though it wes known that a eontraot for nine months existed be- tween S$. & P. and Benedetti? When you speak of the committes, do you mean the owners ? Is ik true, thas the committee you speak of, hes the power to ongaga artists, ond if #0, what are their quali- fiostions for rach a duty ? You ara aware that 150 gentlemen have subscribed their names for five years (\0 pty the rent of the build- ing) at $75 each, imahing $11,250 @ year ; anddo you be- liere that the ground and building cost over $80 000 to $100,000? You a»y that the motives which bave ac- tusted there gantlemen have been purely disinterested, and that they are waking heavy sacrifices for the good of others; {f 0, do you think it comporte with such Uisinterestednems, to e@herge over 6 per cent, for mony, partic en if is secured for five years? Attowing that ¢ cost $100,000, the interest Would be $6.0 ve year subscribers pay aa- nually $113 think that the owners thousands, when they ore receiving $5 200, over 6 per cent ? add to this, that the $11,250 is not peid by quarterly payments, as is usual with rents, but the whole amount of $11,250 is prepaid, which ia es good e¢ $600 & year to the ownern? The building may have cost more, but certainly nothing like the emouut on which they are recciving interest ‘Though the eubseribers are liable to be done out of their subscription by the bursting up ot the concern, arising froin bad management, yet the ownershavealready (four months ago) reerived their smormous rent, $11,250; therefore we thiok, that One who knows” should have some sympatby for (he eubreribers, and not expend it all on the owaers, who, ifwe are not mistaken, aud shall be glad to be corrected if it is not so, are but imazinary Toners Is it true that the owners, besides receiving $11,250 0 year, have each of them a box at ihe Opera ats! ‘The late fancy ball has realized about $2 Sup- posing this i appropriated to the paying of the drofts for the costumes, &o , to whom will the coatumes then belong? Surely to the subscribers, for the benefit of nny fature opera, and care wust be taken that they do not get incorporated as part of the property of the building e committee of the Fancy Ball would do well to see MA this. The costumes, if paid tor out of the funds of the belong no more to the preperties of the house, than is ths carpets which the subscribers had to put down in their respective boxes—whioh the managers refused to do. ‘And, in conelusion, I would beg to state, that judging things’ by their result, we can cee mbthing which can coxtmand the public sympathy for the managers, where there is every thing to condemn, and nothing to ap- rove. ® From firet to last, ithes been one reries of blunders, ‘The first errorwas in the subscribers themselver, in giving their names for five years to secure the rent,and then allowing the owners of the building, they who had got their rent for the year secure in their pockets, to have anything to do with the management. The buiid- been put up without any security ; the too good 8 one to let pass. cured, _ srergthing else has been of mizox importance; otherwite, how cam you reconolle the fact of the managers letting~the house 8. P., who were al- ready in debt, (allowing that they are the real pro- prietore) ? Did they not on the very out-sot, quarrel with Bene- detti? And now they bi quarrelled with Vitti, aod refuce to pay him his salary. So they quarrelled with Aviguone, and are being sued, if rightly ieee Ls Beriii, aud Pico sued them some time sgo. are the real proprietors, then we say, there Sisal pom a power bebind the throne, greater than the throne iteel!, and which has done «lithe mischief. Therefore the sympathy should be for the subscribers, not for th: managers. Yours,&¢, One woo Wisnus to Know. AppointueNTs BY THE PRESIDENT —Collectors of the Customs—Nicholas Willis, re appointed at Oxford, Md. ; William C. Bettincourt, at Wilming- ton. N.C, vice Murphy V. Jone, reeigned ; Bevjamin Cowell, at Providence. R I. vice Hea-kiah Willard, de- ceased. Surveyors—Charles 8. Garrett, re-appointed at Camden, N. J.; Thomas W. Hoye, re-appointed at Nottingbom, Md Aloysius ‘Thompson, re-eppoiuted at Llewellenburg, Wa. ; Nicholas Tucker, at Marblehend, M e Benjamin ache a resigned ; Treadwell N (new office ;) Jacob C. 1 We 'Y. (new office) Sand tegister at Cababa, Ala. ker, receiver at Natehi. —_——EEaeeee ‘@he Golden Rute, the Odd Fellows Paper, s the following :—Sarsaparila—Among the nn- s extracts of this highly medicinal root, Brother Town- im of snperiority. [tas indged an excellent used it in one own family with room mend it with perfect confi- od.the daaciog superb, Let all who wi rps, and Rew Muslo at At. lusie, Pianoforte: ery description, and musical , are invited to @ximine the new assortment recent ed tothe already extensive stock on u vlishes etved from other puvlisher repaired. Pianos ormonth., Caen ofa or ro city gratis. Ma Orders. pet Disy patch Pout, ing AT WIL: rordway. re B. Tones, 14 Ann ‘street, t, formerly called 0.4 id Ne man can do a proaperens business unless bovh buyer ted; and 1000 to 500 thet there are no tet acd competition Warning to the French and the a, sh Price th their boots, ad Veter ort gh sported imperial iu ovher stores fur 86 or $7; do fine for $359, usually $45, oud $512 other stores. Youny's is the place where all our friends apd strangers should go,i! they wauts good fitting, tasty boot—a Done char is warranted sinell protivs is the motto of cur iriend Youug, comer of Fulton and Nass.u. enlt sewed buvte, ct Gold Pens, of every description and price, p one below forme prices, wholesale and retail, atson, & Co., 45 Williem street, Idoor below Wall 92 Kaltoa street. ‘Their Richeliew nted. and are now reco Diamond Pointed G to $2 50 —Beerr & Clark, 26 invite the atreation of ail purchasers o: wholemle or retail, tw their rt ® kersih thee ond peifer sibility of any house with Grew they ete for coup paired. Diamond Pointed ' Son With Ott cota Penst—?hosa SATO he gr Spevecr & u dali ot competent person, repaired and exchanged prices Gold pens and cases Scott's Cheap Furnisving Store, 94 Nassan strect—If you want « tip top fine good fitting Shirt, go to 91 Navan atreet rid hay « Seott’s Dollar and a Half Soirts, and word fr it you wil, vever buy another in A pair of Gle Broadway. heap facnishing at ect, opposite the Hera ry Your. Wm. U1, Behe & Oo, iLatcors geived, direet from Paris, a splendid wi « Umbrell ashes, Gloves, &e , ale at their establishment, | ad become * richer have Jast re~ itment of elegant ich they now offer Bron! way Ys Spring Hats In © to the store ofthe aubsrri ver, ty) ty Mt sobmite i nthe rsthirday 1 tothe publ @ Piumbe National Daguerrean Broadway, m superfluous 6 who have paid Cetolegant who line mot enjoyed that Cueertninrue-tot the highest order, the moat efeg nt and extecsive of the bind int the pictures daly produced there, are in every respect -€ quatled. Dr. Bostwic: Hints to the Youn, 222 Broad: ah eb ‘ail guardians of youu ei nidequonce of the | omntiy, ad COMMERCIAL APRAIR MONEY MARKET. Duesday, March 14.6 ©. M. ‘The stock market was not so buoyant to-dey, and Prices fell off a fraction, There were largs sales of seve- Tal of the fancies. \ioney continues tight,andthe banks appear determined to keep the sorews down as hard as Possible. At the first board to-day, Harlem deolined % per oent, Long Island %, Canton 34, Farmers’ Loon % Reading Railroad 1, Morris Canal 14. Treasury notes and Pennsylvania 6a closed at prices current yesterday. It is the impression among many operators in the street that the Rochachilds will ehip the proceeds of the ‘Treasury notes they will receive from the governm to London, im specie, The loan they have taken will probably be paid by drafts on Mexieo, in return for which they will receive Treasury notes; these will be sold in thie market, and the amount received sent out in specie, and bills drawn on it at ten percent premium An operation of this kind could easily be made, and wade profitably, too; and there is an apprehension smong the banks that such a movement may be made Should an exportation of specie to that extent be made, independent of thore made on account of the recent large importations of foreign manufectures, prices for Our great staples would dreop again, and specalators ob- tain o wider margin fora rise, It is thus seen how easy it is for a house having the immense financial facilities of the Rothschilds, to depress prices for any staple arti- cle, The commercial classes of this country have not until very recently, realised the enormous influence of such a power, controlled by two or three individuals, upon prices for our products. Any class of speculators ¥ Yot Boat ater AR ba ‘i d Oe . ak Bei a nh ion 103 stw 32 0 che Helle RR ale Se "Sp caston Co F 50 Farmers’ Loon 810 3 F} a *8 10 do 83 31% 100 do badds 51 — CITY TRADE RHPORT, New You, Turspay Arrennoon, Match 14 ‘The market for four, continued firm, and sales of Ge- nesee, with lots New Orleans «ni Petersburg con- tinued to be mad ‘The eastern demand for pure Genesee and good Western brands continued steady The ery of Southern coutinued to be light, While the stock of Western canal. &o.. was undergoing Gnily reduction, The stocks of flour and grain in the lake ports, aro said to bs very light, compared to thore of last year,and that at the opening of navigation there will be much less to come forward. The supplies of whoat, in the hands of farmers, is ssid not to be lar; .. ‘These sacts combined, with unfayorable accounts of t! present crops in many rections of the interior, have tif. ened the prices of wheat, both among the farmers aud in this market. Tho present anking prices among farmers in the Genesee valley, is $1 12%, while this market to-day article was sold at an advance on previous rates, with more d than bay transpired for some time past. Corn continued neatly stationary; the lots nold were chiefly confined to parcel of New Orleans, either injured by heat, or otherwiss d. maged, which wes taken up mostly by distillers. There was little good white and yellow offering, aud for the former better bids were made, and holders were firmer Mealremained sbout the samo. Sales of rye were made on terms steted below. Provisions exhibiied no mate- risl change, Small sales new mess pork were made at yesterday's prices; other articles remained about the same, In groceries further transactions were made in sugar and molassen, noticed under their proper heads Cotton continued firm. all sales of pots were ace at $5 8734; in this country or in Earope, can make no hoadway in | 24 cents. opposition to the operations and policy of the Roths- childs, and we heve no doubt but that, ina few y: there will be a branch of that house in this city, that eee, 600 do. Black Reck at $6 6234; and 400 do ( irs of this country asmuch | brand) Genesee at $6 563{a6 75. Southern continues will regulate the finsncial as they do those of Europe at this moment. Recent events have transpired showing that there has been a | bbls New Orleans complete revolution im the feclings and views of the Rothschilds in relation to tho finances of this country, and the credit of the general and State governments; and the fact that the house which has heretofore enter- tained the most bitter prejudices egainst us has exper!- enced such # change, must have an extremely favorable influence upon other Europern capitalists, and induce them to purchase our stooks for permenent investment. We have no doubt but that ina few yearsthe bulk of our goveroment and State stooks willbe holdin Europe. With” in the past sixty days avery largeamouat of State stocks has been purchased by and transferred to individualeliv- ing in all partsof Europe. ‘Those of New York and Penn- sylvania have been purchased by residents in Englandand Germany—most of the transfers of the first named stock, within the past three months, having been to parties abroad, These things show the revolution in the public mind in relation to our stocks; and although it is grati- fying to see people coming to their senses, we are by no meaus pleased to seo iavestments made to any extent in our public securities, as it compels us to make lerge re- mittaaces annually in payment ef interest, which tend to reduce the aggregate balance in our favor, or to in- crease it, on our import and export tra It is true, we have not sufficient capital at present in this country to hold allour owm stocks,and to develope our immense resources as rapidly as we might wish; but the amount of our State stocks is now nearly as large as it will be for many years; and when we get once more settled down, there will doubtless be a rapid decrease in both general government and State government, as these are such checks upon any increase, that perhaps we never may have such a large amount in existence as at this moment. The whole debt of the United States can be paid off in ten years from the time peace is secured. The entire debt of New York must be paid off in about twenty years, according to the new constitution; the debts of all the States will be li- quidated es rapidly as possible, and we know of no cause for any increase, even of a temporsry nature Twenty years hence, the amount of public indebtedness will be limited, compared with the present time, unless in the meantime we should have an expensive war. ‘The high credit enjoyed ten or twelve years ago by every State im the confederacy, nearly ruined every one that used it; and since, the absence of confidence has kept them in a very: restricted position. They have recovered, almost entirely, unaided, by the develop- ment of their own resources, and It would be much botter for their credit to continue below par, and thelr ability to borrow poorer than it is even now, than to have facilities to relieve any existing embarrassment by resorting to loans and a temporary addition to their lia- bilities. It has beem the salvation of this country that its oredit abroad was nippedin the bud—that we be- oame involved no deeper—that our resources have been urged onward, and so rapidly developed under the mort adverse circumstanses, that there is some prospect of r getting out of the difficulties with which we have solong been surrounded, about the time the govern- ments of Europe will be getting into diffculties from | bo do 259 Farmers? 'T ust 2n0 Jo which they will never recover, without resorting to repu- diation of the most barefaéed nature. No State in the Union has ever repudiated a debt it ever acknowledged ; but we shall doubtlers seo, before the lapse of many years, uch an utter exhibition of the indebtedness of many of the European governments, as will put Missis_ mppi entirely out of sight-ocompletely in the shade Then our securities will be properly appreciated, and those who might have transferred their investmen’s from European government stocks to these of our States, will find it too late. There is, at this moment, a large amount of foreign capital invested im our stocks, and those purchased within the past three or four months will give large returns to the wise holders ofthem. This may indus greater investment, until individual con- fidence becomes sufficiently established to make the de- mand for these securities more extensive than that from our own capitalists. Alsw has just passed both houses of the Legislatare of Mississippi ia reiation to the bonds of that State, sold on account of the Planters’ Bauk. It is not, as has beer represented, @ law providing for full payment of the bonds, but aconditional appropriation to that object. of the half million acres of land which the State received under the unrepealed sections of tho Distrinution Act of 1841-2, The bill provides that these lands ehall be exposed for ssle at auction on (he Ist January, 1249, at the minimum price of six dollars per acre, and that these bonds and the coupons shal! be received im pay- ment. These are an entirely different set of bonds from those which the Siate has repudiated formally, and rest on different principles; but we believe the State has omitted to pay either principal or interest ow them. ‘There hes been a very great increase in the value f texable property in different parts of Pennsylvavia, within the part two years, as will be seen by the suuexcd table, exhibiting the increase in Allegheny county :— Taxapie Property ane Taxes in Atcecnenr Co. Penn. *chool $339.95 $210,786 The valuation-of the eomuty tn 45, wa was $80.79? "14.669 095 159029 5, —Or an increase of more then 33 per ent. Though the minimum rate of taxation is three mills on the dollarof valuation, yet it will be perceived that (he tax aneessed for the last year faite below it. This is pactly explained by exemptions under tho aot ef Lathiof April, 1845. Phe amouct of valuation upon which no tax in assessed in the county, in $1,445 990, leaving aub- Joot to taxation, the amma of §18.413.79; tho total valu- ‘stion of the Stute for 1847, was $465,789 961. Thatax s onto t, $7,172 32: (sx coilreted, $6,203,043; tax ont ding, $316 868; paymenta to echools, $1516228 Al. owy oounty siauda dfch on the liet ia the amount of nm, and is exoreded by Berks, which has $21,972, 100; Chestar, estimated, 21000 000; Lancaster, $27,°2: 617; Philedelphis, $192,835 161 1847 bad moes paid out on seccunt of schoolsiban any sogaty but Philadelphia. Skilful and dongerous counterfeit billson the Canal Bank of New Orjgana have made their appearance, The one discovered iffor a hundred dollars. It is dated 1847, Cuere baye been no bills of this denomination issued sinew 1845 is 0 head of Frankia, with spectacles on ncre, feit the heed ison the left side, andia without pectsoles, This difference renders the spurious Lara ouy of detection Jeg yaluat Stock bese ng,o 100 sha Long Island do baw 103 B00 do bid 163 100 do City 5's of 70 92 300 do U SOs of 67 1g 100 do 101% 100 do vm 10 do 18 1150 do vw 100 do 60 100 Canton < Bk % «699d Det aad Hadson 1850 do bio wo Heading RK = ee bio 650 d> au oO do bo 8 Wo. ao F m do do 190 3 sO) ig “Rife & oust 300 a ‘Allegheny county in | | Brrapstu: —Flour—The sales footed up about eh 9 $000 bbis, in various lots, among which were 600 ure Genesse at $6 60.06 6634; 500 do. on the same soarce,and in feir demand, Salesof 200 bbls Petersburz country were made at $6 2 nd 100 do. at 6 373g 200 old, alittle better than common, st $6 43; 00 bbis of m Smith’s (a famoy brand), it a old as high aa $0, # market olosed with @ good feeling and’ prices wre Atm. MWhect— Sales of 2500 bushels of Obio were made at 14d0 4600 do. Ganesge sold on private terms, supposed to be at absut 1470; 9000 do good white do, were sold et 1500 and 4000 do Ohio mixed were soidat 1400, Corn Sales of 1500 sacks New Orleens dameged were made at 470 a 480; and 3600 do do; white, &c. out of order, at 600; 560 was bid for handsome New Jersey yellow, while 53¢ wes asked. Meal—Selen of 108 bbia wera made (New Jersey) at $2 43%. Rye—Sales of 100 bushels were made at 86c; 3000 do were in negotiation, to.arvive, at but we did not learn of its consumma- tion. There was no change. Northern were firm at 490, at which moderate sales were reported Hrang~ Sales of 360 bbls southern white were made 750. Corrze—Wo have only to notice sales of 40 bags South American st 0%0 a 70, eash. Cotrox—The operations today were moderate, say about 700 bales, but at prices indicating a firmer mar- ket. We quote - Liverroon Ciassirications. New Gricens Moh u Texas Upiands laferiir... Osdueary. diddin, Favit—There was considerable busines doing in fo- Pail at full prices. The sales were 5000 boxes wet dried raising, at $1 40 @ $1 60 (as im quality;) 8000 bushels African peanuts, at $1 1234, amd a small invoice of 400 boxes oranges, per bark Leone, at $200 In domestic fruit we note gales of 5000 Ibs (aew) dried apples, at 4%0; 5000 do, (old) im boxes and bbls. at 4340 & 4590, and a bis do peaches, with skins on, at $1 50 We have nothing new to note in mackerel, whieh continued very firm our last quote:ions. In Gry ood there was a moderate business doing, with sales of 13 drums. at $4 per quixtal, cash. Hemr—The market was quiet, and prices remained about the same. Leav—Hoelders were firm, but manufacturers were buying sparingly, as the opening of navigation on the upper Mississippi was approaching, by which increased receipts would be forthcoming. Moasses—A eargo of Cardenas was sold at 19%0. A Jot of new Iberia, a little inferior, 260 a 2634. A lot of New Orleans, do at 250; and 30 do, inferior, sold by auction, at 220 cash Nava Stoxes—Tho market continued quiet. The last sales of raw were made at $3 25. Spirits turpent! at about 460, and Wilm: 2 rere) at 800. ‘Linseed continu , with light sales, at 650 a 66c, in bbis and cas! ord ‘merioan olty pressed and English 1500 gallons of bleached fall and winter sperm were sold at $1178 $120. Whale oil remained at about 33c for shipping, and at 36e for selected. Provisions —Sales of {00 bble new mess pork made at $1060; 4 was held at $950; Bales of 138 tieroes Winehester’s shoulders were made at 4360. Sales of 400 bbls cour prime pork were made on private terms, supposed to be at about $6 560. Beef—Country mess was may ‘at $8 25, and prime at $525 Lard—Sules of 300 packages were made at 7%o to S340; and 300 kegs were made, to arrive this month, at 7340. Butter—Sales of 50 packages Baltimore st 160. continued firm at 18e to Wo. Riex—Sales of 100 bbis were made at $3 564, cash. rT it ia were reported at No. 2 nutmegs, at 60; we algo note na $1.20, and 35 bage (a ed) pl pimento, by auction, at 9c a 9i¢0, cosh, Suep.— Sales of 40 bbls, clover were made at 7340. Sauti-Sales of 45 sacks Liverpool were made by auc- tion 26 a $1 27 Svcans—We noticed considerable activity in the mar- ket for New Orleans, and some 600 « 700 hhds chang hands at 40; among which war a lot of olarified do. at 6c. A small rale of Cubs Muscovado was mado at 4}¢0, and 200 bzs brown Havana at 640, all 4 months, Silex ot a hhds New Orleans were made by suction at 37% a 450. ‘aLLow—We report sales of 6000 Ibs inferior, on pri- vate terms. Wuatrzone —The ship Brutus, which arrived on from the Pacific, with a cargo of about 4500 bundles, or about 300.000 ibs, had not effected sales,— For N. W. 260. was ofle:ad, and 270 ae Sales of 200 barrels Ohio were made on ma State prison were made at 230., and drudge at 220. Fxs routs —Engagements to British ports were light, without variation in quotations, Cotton and lard were taken at former rates for Liverpool. There were some engagements made for Baltio ports; oil was taken for abipment at $c., avd woods at 300. Cotton was, also, it was said, engaged to St, Petersburg; to Havre, it stood at 3g0 Miss dy? Raat Metar¥’ re Avorion-—Lota Now. 96 23, 30, Capmon atrest, $1500 each—$2500; do 32, 34, do, $1300 each - $2600; do 39 do, each 25 by 100, $1 do 68 and 70 Broome street, 25 by 75 each, $1550 each— $3100; do 28 Columbia street. 25 by 100, $2225; house and Jot 277 Delancy street, 189 by 71, $2100; do do 66 Broome street, 25 by 75, $2125; do do 46 do, 25 by 75, $1500; lot 42 Brooms streat, 25 by 75, $1550; lot 319 De- Innoy street, 25 by 100, $1200; house and lot 117 Bank street, 20 by 65, $2900; house and lot 123 Waverly Placa, 28 3 by 120, $11,300; 1 lot on MeDougal etrest, fronting Washiogton sqaure, 97 by 128, $6000; 2 lots om Sth ave. nue, near 15th street, each 30 by 100, $6000 each—$13,- WoO; Tote 675,577, 579 Hudson stfest, $2475 each ~ $7425 Brosklyn— 1 lot on Pearl, near Tillery street, 20 by 102, $700; 1 do adjoining, same size, $740; 1 do do do, $770; 2 do, opposite to above, same ‘size, $700 each ~ $1400; house and 2 lots 41 Pierpont street, $16 900. nd MARKETS KLSEWUERE. STOCK SALES. Battimone, foe 13=$1000 U 8 6s, °67, (on time) 10554; oo US 16254; 1500 do do 102%; 1000 do do 10: od e T2845, 500 do do 7254: (£250 do sterinng 5 5 250 do do 7434; $6°0 Balti- rad div bonds, 7744 ras 0 to d, 10396 bi Shed 3% ak WLapeLenra, March 1 5636; 3000 State 5x74 First Boer t-—$1000 Surg ena! 0 US6s, ‘07. 1045 4; 50 Neshane 3 2%: KOU S 3 7184; 1300 U nal 6+ 57; 900 5508 shan it TMs 1990 State 58 74%: 300 Girard, 95 wad int Ce: 308 do I!sa; 25 Morris 11%: 100 Neshanie 1. ” Married, At Trinity Church, on Tussday, the 14th inst., by the Rev Dr. Wainwri it, Faaxcis W" Urmax, ba, of Bos- tte, Counsellor-at-| Miss’ Exe of Tr aton, Maasectrasets. In the genuine note, on theright end, there | in the | Died, On Monday, the 18th in: tant, Mra. Ann Power, aged | 52 years, a native of the county of Westmeath, Ireland er frieuds, and these of the late David Hinds, her | | son in-law, also of her nephew, John Mulledy, aro re- spectfally invited to attend her funeral, from her late reeldenos, No. 16 Franklin street, on Wodnerday, the 16th instant, at 336 o'clock, P. M., without further Invi- tation. At Port Chester, Westchester county, on Friday the 10th inst , Davip Crart, only son of Charles Bouton and Delia Butger Merritt. On Tursday morning, March 14, Sanam Awx, dough- | tor of W. P. and Mary E. MoReady, aged 15 mouths and 0 days ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to aitend the funeral, Dhureday morning at $ o’clock,from | ; 120 Walker street. On Tuesday, the 14th Inst after a lingering illness, Cmantes B, icCoyv, aged 42 yi and 10 months rienda and acquaint noes are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Thursday next, March 16th, at hin late residence, 119 Hester REWARD.—A HORSE AND BUGGY WAS stolen from thi B20 3H | above reward will be p ad white hind feet, one of them venite to the acele ¢ white half way to the gambil joint. ‘The bag ky has vew leather top, im the nenr aids ot which ore iyo Smo!| hates, stag two holes ent in the body belvind for the aud two holes in the spring bar. wesa silver pin ed; nod the ecllae isn new pad or swest collar. cc a buffalo robe mer’et Gridie: tqnare body, p Led sent uid to any to the owners aud th {OFA liberal reward “ill be giv where either may be found. GRIDLEY & port, March 10,1848 JOLORED ChAPES<ONE CASE SUPER COLOR 4 ed “rapes. landing from packet sh p Argo, for sale by O VARET, 13 Willan street, ‘This State, good dairice, | ryland B: 0h bids Balto Bxone ic Sbares 30 | ateble i the subscribers on Viooday, | a dork brown, with a white stripe | ©, KEMP, 4 remit. UCTION FER. GE: La yuaiy emo will sell at auction by eatal Wi cates halt . | Mie tiaiie es week wiht Meer port of the tri the murder of Alexander Neil, | rat Wo'elogk, at HS im Aun street, with of ne aay cy bernacie, the tormture of jso, a complete list of the uames Gnishing housekeeping, con woare forces of ail the police nen ath of parior, diving roomand | the uotice of purclus sd, or Who res ter charges were it them, from Janaary lat, 1817, fo January lat, 148. Wi is of very good quality, consist: el 1am of the hfe of | ol: Monroe Edward ta, Iarue reach plate mirrors’ softs, easy chairs. deve foreign aud domestic spring sent parlor chairs, marble tp centre, work, and $1 per annum, of 4 marble top silebord and pier table, mahogany on and breakfast eat di ofa and hall tables, sowing chert: marbic vordretenc ber I 0. OF 0. F—4 Lier griee tae ApouRnED SESBION . » W. Gran ifthe State of New Yor u and washstends, mahoga: Srey National Hall, ©. on tage bedsteads, mahogany 9.) evening, at To'eloek— | stinds, music stand, bedding time pice Represeutatives will se be panera nee. By or- | yiraadoles aud mantel ornauen mp, printings, bos BENS AMI ‘Geand See 4% French chairs, ‘ut stands. cottace redateads. ete. ete A PRELIMINARY MERTING OF THE BA BUNCH OF KEYS LOST—ON SA LO! ither in Hoboken or New York will retnrn ‘hem to. 130 Pees tbls y rewarved, MILLS kOK SAL! ¢ Peper Mills, situate in the City of Water Pawer, are ne elt at the, Hoo, Sivanus brary of the Law Institate, March Mth, ty was called to the ( fortis M. ’y. On motion of mn Was appointed to f the bi paren hy . Me ‘ei eer of ofthe sy Board « ‘ot maiden Vth inst. at 2 o’elock, and it was re. P offers rn the chamber of Wednesday, th IDSON, See’y. EAL CONFED- used but a short time, ani 0% roanufacture, from the establishment of Smith, W nchester, & Co., of Massachusetts, to whom referexce is made tor ts character, Theaubseriber would direct the attentiou of en approver eration ¥. the 1 be aly d mann sacturi celebrated at t SihabspearHsel bre 6P. eased by these prietors, Bi wannication of New Y. for the day : Sehich cities afford che best mariets for, the as, 4 purchase of stor! neighborhood of Trenton hrimp, eribs, cobleig ja Gori, haddock, dium: sheephea’ M1 furnish 50 p the stock wsed, at much smrits, anchovies, caplia, eels, plom, angnilles Svea , | less than city rates Coal ia delivered atthe Mails at $3 per Ja tartare, et ala poulette, blue fish, tom ton of 22101 ys. Spring Wai ‘ater issbucdant and clear at yellow pe: th their heada eff) sea bi all sens ‘The Malis ca» be sees in operation *t any time by let, sea pere! . halibut, white fish, bream, seco, applying to the Yoreman. C eal containing & full dessrip. (Old Plymouth Rock or ed of JOHN CAMPBELL & CO, or of PERSSE +" spi be very eccomm:’ aweney could be held by the subs ael the pure rarer. A\ f. pork, Se. es the tickets are Jimited ‘early opplicatios should be N OFFICE, WITH UPPER BUD the hotel for tiekets. Price $1. at 98 Eldridge street, suitab'e for <~ ivg been occupied by ore for» grent number of yeors. Kor BAN ADIOU LL ED MERTING Of THE y by letter to 'T. at the «flies of thir poper 5 (La ancl eld on Wedues- Gay evenins, [oth instant, at Central Hall. Corner of G and and T—HOUSE NO. 10 HICKS ST Market ploce,at 73¢ o’slock. The journeymen are near the Fulton, Ferry, ove of requested to atiend ‘to henr the report of ees ‘Will be lec very low to ago: JAMES NEEDHAM, Preident, Jamew By Secretary. S'TPATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTA- ble and competent young women, aa cook and chamber washyng aud ironing. Can produce excellent refe- }OKS, New orks ‘The terms of sale will ing, and a large portion of the purchase eis Daper Large and profitab!e coutracts, rt lake trout, blue pollock, ek lipped) frost fist, ‘salmon, soles, blackfish, sea pol? erin various Ways, With roost fork, veal, mutton and lamb, d'vemetables of all kinds, As DERN TWO STO- r of Amos, 30 feet frovt, | p ‘shoxany doors, marble mantels jont the houses kitchen. rar ‘ge; hot. cold, and shower fine yard, with wrape vi he house contains #ix- maid, acd WASTE UNG LADY OF EXPERIE. OK | teen Tooms, aud is very piensaut situation. Toan secept« | in teaching. wi Yupils iv Jease might be piven af den quire on te | Voesl ned Piseaforte M Address a note to" Teacher,” of H. Me MILL 4 N, 2 My 6. | O LET-FROM Fast. OF R Part ofa convenienthousein Greenwics street, between Battery and Rector f., consisting of the whole reeond fl ory | with atic room, &e. &e ; ent $230—iront basement may be cpoly at 116 Thompson street, betwsen ths hours of 2 and's was D A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABE Proteataut you" g woman. as Cook, Wesher, or Ironer. Hea no objection to go ashertdistance in the country, ‘he | ! rd ifdesixed. 'Als9, the third floor, with attic room, & best of City references enn be given. Apply nt 2696th Avenue, | cut $200,t0 one or two respectable family between Seventeenth and Kighteeuth streets. dia. (Anere are no other children in the house ——— CKER, at K. Franciv, 84 B:ondwa ANTED—-TWO RESPECTABLE YOUTHS, TO — Tearn the dry goods busiuers. at Seaman & Muir's, $21 Brondway. ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid, Waiter nnd to assistin washicg and ironing, or to do the general housework of » he ‘The best of city reference given Appiy et ih st. ‘Apply from 6 to 8A, ON THE FIRST OF MAY Nk XT—AN | excellent three story house ia Hammoud sty fi ble mantels, hot and cold baths, ke —rert $: sank street, the seme size. with lik» convenience both situated hetween Factory and Fourth stress. fo ALEX. 4. GRETG, No. LHuwover street, eorarr of | all. | TS LETHOUSES NO. 184, 1f6, BRIDGE STi Brooklyn, ten minutes walk from Fulton feiry. aro inevery respect desirable fora residence, steut moderate. 1 qnire at 168 seme street. "TO LEL GTi LOWER FLOOR OF THE THREE story brickHouse, 5 Peck slip ble for almost any kind D—BY_ A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHA. | of business aJawyer’s office, for which it has loug been mation as clerk or. sulesman in a wholesnte | occupied. {cts an eligible Ication for @ hatter, tailor, boot. or retail hardware store; has been in the business for several | m-ker, findings’ store, barber, &c. Apply at 4 Peck slip, near years, and can furnish the best of reference. A note addressed | Fear! street, to Dr CARPENTER. ts Hardware, at this office. will be attended to. TS LET—TO SINGLE, GE NTLEMEN ONL Yim ANTED—A SITUATION BY A, RESPECTABLE: Tw» handsome rooms, (furnished) the front aud back ‘youg woman aa chembermard and waiter. The parlors of Nr+99 White street, with breakfast if desired: » of referensescen be given from her last pl ag inser | ghleviice bs two resmoes cetnielag tot eameaperenente York or Brooklym. Apply *t 23 Beaver street. New York. ramily ia amnall and qu et SiTED Ee. TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG O DOCKBUILDE. has no objec red by the undersi ther to do cham- SPECTABLE nurse, oF to take eare of children, as ‘on, or ty do general housework of e sin ll fam ly. The bert of city reference can be given. Apply ft No 28 Fifth street, bsement Anply ns above PROPOSALS WILL BE Ee 1d uutil the 2! st. for extending rer—the Ramee 251 feet and the fed. each pee ifidations may. AMES GHUIKSHt ANK, “8 f arplieation to the ecderstaaed: Greenwich at. $2, O00. SARTNER WANTED =i 4 EL fifty per cent profit on sales., The business i aud sales mostly cash. Toa person who can furnish the amount at once, and give one or Cwe hears a day attention in the office, a most desirable opportunity offers. jo, objection would be made. however, Lips es Latta: ind if he could adyauee more, the bosiness $4000 per ancum. Address Sonndeneselly" eTieae) with real name, Her Id office _ Diet. Fo TION. my BXFORTATION: —M. RA- Fi dst as the honor of in Sane of plants and t_ rereived by the ip Tago, a large assortment of flowers, plants, roots, &c. sing Auruneulas, Camelias, Jessamines, Orange trees, Rho. jodendrons, Magni pe Azaleas, kc, ke. He hasalso a fresh supply of garden flower ore alee trees of the Chovcest, bin Is, ke. ke. 0 whot Aud for exportation. at hi catblishment, Ne 147 Broadway. OLLECTIONS IN OHIO See te Attorney and Counsellor at law, Cli atteed to the collection and sett! GENCY FOR LO (ATING MILITARY BOUNTY Land Warrants—Davenport. lowa—Ehenezer Cook, At- | torney at Law. and oaoas B. Sargent, U. 8. Deputy Su | veyor—Cook & Sargeut, General Land Agents, will give per- ronal ‘attention tothe location of land warrants upon choice in the flow ing State of Iowa Persons w: hing | dn ate in rein ion to the Spparanity for lo mt OK " SOHN rants through this nvegey, ean obtain it at the office o| ). SARGENT, Exq , 11 Wall street, New York. tablish divided between the stock ci 6 : Pres BERT SUYDAM, President: 7%? Vice Presiden | r N. EMBRACING ae VARIOUS alities; alao Manilla a cone itp for eale by MATGHEGOR ke MORRIS Bose et and 19 Broadway. oe icharrog OSWEGO, FROM NEW ORLEANS, y part of northera Ohio ischarging at Orleans’ Wharf, foot of Wall street ive immediate attention. es will plesse attend to the receipt of the goods im- ‘ail street, New York, will re Sodtebetye me free of charge, and wi URGESS. STRINGER & ‘3 Gorrected daily —‘Tiwo,oid men’ tales: co miral’s daugnte Deforwed, by the au’ pio Wyndham, (a Ma Marsh ) 35 conte: Kiva, Or the Tales of life nad death. by Maturin: The Young Maor. by Scribe. 58 canens Ideauities of Lie eat, by Campbell Cooper, 75 Ameri Rifle, $1 25; k's. Washington, Vol CO , 222 Broadway. OR LIVERPOOL—NaW L etof2éth March—The new packet ship ROSCIUS, Asa Eldri and will positively sil as above, regu freight or passnge-hariay splendid fi ned a¢commoda a leans wharf, foot of Wall street. or 10 We COLLINS. se ouch since! The packet ship Siddons will succeed the Hodcius, and sail her regular day, | OR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA York Line of Packets—Very reduced ates of Freight- E: dd spiendid fast master, now Ioadivg, n's: LauncelotWedge 25 cents; The Pacholor of the Albany, 25 cents: S| X.$1. BURGESS, STRINGER ELT RIBBONS —FIVE CASES SILK BELT RIB- | jositively tosnil Thursday, ing poel hous landing racket ship “ Argo,” for sale by O. | e: ship OSWEGU, Ingersoll, maater, aditge and | VARRT, 13 Williom st. will Ca as che her neg day.” ver freight oe pas : ance, ‘having splen hed accommodations Rie HUST RECEIVED, A LETTER FROM TH | Dowd. at Orlems Whert, toot of Wall street, of to New York, Mareh 19h, 1818. My Dear Midam? [bew your | OLLINS: <6 South « we penny eves tgs ed cptanee of many and cordinl thacks for your obliging pre | Tevet an Mave Osten erry rat of Cold Gandy. from which I am pertuaded that t vave | lincode 10 his edd Packet ship RIC sric d beast. Yours. traly, and, faithfully. | HENRY. *ifeamds hin aaaren Pret phir RICHHANLD | | Broadwiy. New ¥ i Tartar ators secing the ALBANY —THE LavGE AND COMMODI- Mer on eus steamer Hadson, will leave the pier foot of Cedar street, this afveruoon at 5 o'clock, Poasergers thir ge this Boat will orrive in Albany at 10 o’clock, A. M., vin Rail- ly needed: * Mr ed semarkab\y. well having almost evtirely recovered from + road from Hudson ON AND ARTER SA 2UH the effects of the severe cold which he took when he first er he stesmboat STATEN ig of the mre: Uae fre i _ New York rived, and exo'essed himself as feeling mach better than he felt for eee past.” Sold wholesale snd retail, by jer’ Broadway. corner of ws, street.— Agents—100 Fisicon oes 13 278 im, ‘461. pig 7, and 856 ora a trips, antl furjher rf yO A. us ey M ad 522 | bit ats a al id 7736 Kis UPHOR OF Tok, &o, is consulied this resigen d6to9 P.M Ly any rapidity an R. RAL divenses there relerred greet, from 9 to 13 A.M those who apply it be Sxtonahed ae us rand Nelson corner of Catherive n st: Guron, eorner of asad and Grand at tele st, and Acl ati Brooklyn ((7~Each erg! on Be sore to ask for Mr: Mrs. Hayes, 3 ig aigred ait Jerre i Jevvi' io Cold Candy. Pui up in packages of 1a,3s, 4a, and $i | 1. ‘ong form in gucenta sivas efipsoptas ot iho enc! veel prec te bh 3! | CERT EVERY SATURDAY. K THEATRE, spEDUr vie aes Been 3 pa OF PRICK S.<4 Aspen, Mr. Bai Mis Vernon KOO Andrew ‘To covelude wit —Mr. Doleimer Pipes, B Deputy Lomax, Mi jor Minus. G. s Veror; Noccy, Mis Hig ete R, OF. 32 Alive “eonciide wih Mr O7x and. Mr Bellae 5 ents; Pit ond Gale Perto:mance to SDAY EVE vill commerce with the Delorain ig o Wate tis wii LCL oe xk debut Mite Hiliteth. “Favorite Danes. he Tere’ f TUTOn—Terry © dourke (with os Vick Berg Wee aggem. Davis gven at olctich~eummeuce ot 73: ROADWAY oe { Day EVENING, arch 15, will be WAND YOU titled OLD PHEAT 10S Prespecttul the Model Arrisis, in a manner never before jpted, will Plevent him from opemug this evening. ax before sdveriised, but trusts to do soon Thursday evening, when he feels certeia 2.the public, as no expense has been spared. no ar King, to enter fc pu aste as a gratefal re~ ir overwhel WAY. BI PEN EVERY ed sucetes. Mes 472 BOA DURING fourth week of the Orwinal CHE blished band in the United Storer, under the k 1G Twert MINSULE vatiaie K Unjaratie FP. CHKISTY, whose inunitable and orginal | entertainments are nightly honored with crowded and high- | lv respectable audiences, and ar d with a patronage unprecedented by any an ‘ity. Admi: J cents. doors open at 7. C the accommodation of san A at 3 o'clock. e Seulptor’s Dreain and Ver be produced ia sty'e of icin iu America. Weds Part = Virgioia and Virginius, &¢ Love, & Performance | to commence at § Taae Boxes, monager has the plensare oUnCIOg An engagement with vir. and Mra. Malone 4, r three beautiful damghters, who give shei ble Trish Masini ments every aite oon and evenieg ernar Great Western, he Model of Jerusslera,the Scripruie Sta- muy, &e. ke, Admission to the whole 2 cents. Children ‘Ruder 10, half price rved front set shilling extra BANYARD's MMOT 4 ORAS 1A OF THK dow leg of exuyass, be Paaorama bald ne Inrgest painting i bog, ia Brondway, evening, (Sundays exc: price. Phe Panorama w: a7 o'clock days ani Sater C VE CO! HI brated company of Ethiovern Minstiels, whose corse? iraitabie delineatiqus of the Negro character,have every - re drawn the most fushion:ble houses, will have the plea- of giving one of their highly populsr entertainments every cxeniog this week, at the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broad- manager of this compeny fee iano hesitavon in the Ladies and Gentismen of New York, erat the pers fchis bind of singers will always be such as the most f pee will approve, Admission, 25 cents; to com- menor at D HO DoINGs AND DIVERSIONS A ciety Library, corer ¢ fl ‘Duesday. ee 40 throw, hout the week. Dr. VALEN he celebrated deiimeatr of ec= centric characters.iu conjunction w ith Siguor Spinetto and his 100 losrned Canery Bir’s. Tickets 25 cencs. ‘To commenee at TM o'eloce Signor Spivetto will give an exhibition forthe ndation of children every morning 1034, aud 33¢ in the Coxce 2 BROADWAY, ON door ab c.. kivery evening during the week. ¢ mu evening, March ut Professor I meriean avd Soregu Are thats, (ow: er) will arpear and produce a variety of 0 pew and spe adid ‘Tableaux Vivants and Poses Plastiques — ¢ surpassed by toade arva roperties exact in the Usion, PF. 'T —MHaviog rated band «fF thi pram mn entertam the audience with th dances, barlesques, Ke time—1 feat having nev 3 vidual but himeelt in the Union. For particulars see small bills. Dress circle, 59 cents ; upper seats, 25 cents. N. Bm Strict order wiil be Kept by the police wlficer ia attendance, Doors open at 6% 0 Commence ot 734 o’elock. med by aay other im . 1, 1818—BRAN DRE-TH’S PILLS ARE SA reliable, especially adapied for the ew Liver Complaints, dyspepsia, giddiness and pa hearthburn, aud thatdu!!, wearisome fecl.ng afer meals, par ticularly after dinner, flatulence, spasin in the stomach and FW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY SP.— L. F. Hough, Auctioneer—The next regular auction ill take place at this ro uae this (Wednesday) it 11 o’elock coinmen h Harness, Carriages. oof Horses. NH at 12o’cloek with a cataloy Their overation is ave when the impurities of the system | ighly vit deven then the slg en in the amazing livel The Brandreth Pills desu nen. or famities hiving enst off ‘ Jothing, Jewelry. or ealvabatt superfluous effec ich they desireto convert into | house. er alteration from the usual diet cash, may fiad it to Beep beaues wh’ will atcend them at th venien A line sent t. ough re post: ne prompt atte Bev le vacrot Browdway. 600 are, BoYS’ © v b BLUE loth, Customer made, just received at the $5su t. Also,a lot of i ss and frock C French gies. m Busi ats health to d must be r bow, with Dr. B. ous of every orgau, and are thus a treasur bot) sexes, “her virtues surpess all eu ov used (o be fully ai Tall directions, at 24! Hutson, street, 271 Bowers, Brandreth’s I": iacipal Office. 211 Broadway, New York to $4 eac! id for ge | ie corper Ni and Beck 1} EDICAL € ARD—DR. MORRISON, 20439 FULLON | - i ‘evotes his entire time to the treatment of privote EFT OF ¥ CLOTHING AND FURNITURE—! otics cent cas wartyen tery, Gororrhays, he eures in jen having superfluous effects to days, Canstimcional debility from 9 secret ha nocturnal emissions and i with the mguatures of Sit Astiey Coope: in his office, 20444 Fulton street spo ofysuch 18 wenriogggpparel, Furaitare, &e., emu obtain fart cash price for the same, by sending for the snbscriber, through the post offlce or «therwise, who will atveud at theit | nees. J. LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs. La- Ato by Mrs. Levenstyn. | Saye THAT DOLLAR —SPRING STYLE OF HATS, oc | » Devoe's and get ove of his three dollar hats: member of the Royal College of § | they ave made expressly, for the heads of the people, and the may be conauite in treatment of certain delieats dis | People should bear this fact in mind. DLVOE, 1¢3 Faltou us. ‘A practice of fourteen yeurs, d-voted to venereal, disea- . to eure the wort form if the disew No mereury use, ett cu radical ly M. PK perfeet eure 1 t KE NO PAY—DR + ORBITY, 19 DUANE | | PRROKEN BANK BILLS!! change, Atins. James, Sangerti | for domestic Dry Goods Alpena, rectlemmen’s Woollen £ (NORTHERN | BX. taken ia exehange at Gal licoes. Ds iv be vestored to health an ciety. t next door to Dr. Johnson's. Ginghains, “Teslian va We say to the In Cs fom ter yard, SPINK RLRUSS 103 Walker | GENS: veorier of Mulberry. STATE BANK AT SAUGERTIE ib Vessrs |W: end et the Bark, at che current rates on ured entirely by es, Mareh IA, 1 . MEDIC IS “.—KIRKBRID STA Pi ers are compored of vegetable in Wakvown im this country ; and t re is nOW SUP ic all others for the cure of heaves, | ( | ke. as well as for all the purposes of a ua versal cox att ry | medicine. Iris warranted to contan no blnek wutimony. | mel, or other povonoas mineral ingredients, sod wi ver FOUGH & C Pak | 2 re even ifthe horse hos no diseare. A, \} Ko Fulton street, sole propriators. Also for sal | State mone: | the State. ¢ ShLLN w ee ISARCR Freside 7) OCTORS FAWCETT-AND Lan heir office to 31 James strect, between (by felt, wth bard rom,» eats, where they ean be egnanited conten to gentlemen + r preetice in this eity as well as in Furope, they are ensiled jome oly on Suedays | eave the worst form of disease whetser of Joug stud az,With taken Got reference required. Ad | Oot‘mereury, chine + ied 3 i) 5s, cont cases enred i THE COPARTNERSHIP HER: octet < between the subscribers, wader the name of | | bu NUAE RT oO ge is this day dissolved, by matua! | the frm will be d by THUS. RIVATE BOARD—A VEXY SMALL mily, ocen Broadway, would a T FA uae in Psat ‘a first clase three story re. Letters, po 3 I James street populer entertri A ‘Clans, the Lyceun — MERISM~ 2 Be. | Me: Boul —At the City jnsutare, LOSED FOR A le! ond build ted for the ac- he whole so ar= for eight hundred OWE? RY, c rider, to tea r down mpi & UreieeD, Proprieto: WILITAM COWAN, Mavager. bowels; and in all cites of recent or chronical costivencss. and in astyle superior to a place of smus n GI =. | their worth is beyond estimate. Purely vegetable in their | the werld. C. WHITE Prop . Du . WwW AUING APPAREL, JEWRURY ke—GENTLE- | composition, they do not cecasion any confinement to the | tice will be given of the re-rprning ener , 175 WOOSTER STREET 1 Sable Brothers ror- peuts every wight wes ow beginning me en Doors lock. Admission New Yor t advise all to mncert commence at 80 K3 OF THE m Building, THE WO Li represeuting the Vi Le DICTS, fora sho 0 P.M at 396 Bron: nee % cours EXHIBITION OF Design ihe rooms of the on works t(D ANNUAL atlemy of y for the TAN. Hee! Pw—VLOLIN row, 1th, at INBTILU 563 Broad ander the diree!ioa 0: VELT. PORMIGN Tot of eaare. vod living masters, ssors, S.. ave tavited to twill be removed from the eity Masie publisher, 156 Fulton a Will be s ad mir fo @ lot fi Lt THR HUMAN No. 131 Allen set, near (Wednesdiy ) Mareh 5, Dr. Ti flows phencinaut of Somnambn' ie Mermerised es, will operate on the entire ety af cesul’s in Somniam, tom. fance ard (otnlepsy. ‘To commence at 736 tance 12g eenits rau PHY oF ver 20,00 ine “$ KR. GLOVER 18 CONSU LTED EB AV AT 1) Nurseries ders. "his great Co | De ebihces ihe westment nad care of dificalt aud pro- | [Setionis ueanstied by any ether in Kurone on hs rea a | tracted caser, that have baffled the skill o: 7 t less epreesmuch re nced. fat ireesof many kings. andes re the p Sy" | experien ¢. are aitended to by him, parieularly i ecially Peors can be supplied, at ge. Catalognes, 5 Broad | tures, and Dr. G. is. regular gradaate | a/so. nt ( lark & Austin’s, Agents, way. March It, 99 Broadway, vear ? Blceek 0. 2Ann street.are | ig in the Private ex iti #0 arran SEAL ENGRAVER AND | ue t Ker, 233 Broadway, opposite the, Park sts, Cyphers, &e., suqraved on Stone Amethyst, &e., botight ig the rough ? Seals, Penell Cases, Siguet Rings, ke , ‘oats of Arms found and ted in any style, from $2 aud upwards, and forwarded to oka of Heraldry ny jaformation given | BROWN, s N Herald’ Pat ee uRY MOT ¥ HENSION | ‘of pover ty, and the prospectof al rge family of children. nt Many cocsiderste people from entering the marr here isa book that will ceil you macy, jmaportant Price 50 cai eiber & C Philadelphians publisher. No 2! ONTHLY RE! New York Me Li ie " vith mpwards of 200 ry MAvaMe TAUMON WARMER German midwifeshaving etnaied blirhed her t 121 Franklin street, whers she stilt cont xes to iake ladies at her residence dming their cocfineme She has hed abedstesd eovstructed immedinte ud eh fi fine wilt Ue remembered by many) mineut ct a peered fine- | Masisticg of e ernymen and medical wen, Cases sure ——————— treated 1g qxamined to detect divease of the unas: 8 PECK Suir, DIStENSA NO.4 Pack SLIP Heeasen, auch as affect speakers, and. those arisicg trem near Peni I weekrers; 12 (monht 2 New York=DOOTOR CARPE had over ‘honey ven it be happy to manifest h with thei calls, and ple £1 howin practicn nud extensiy abit sh nras—2 en +L flager avy gured: 3 suns. rise tien aitecded to perio.med auder the te Moen ons for fatalas life to Ute with roller ists D., he de ires ty ie linble, ve! bearing the dipk mat ¢ thar ho iors hove sot sat No.4, iD. near Peartetreet, whe years he has his whole time’ and attention tt duties of his profession. > lar fDOSTWICK Sh De ir o'9 ents and burgeco ' Attending f! hy YREAT SALE OF N Ma Y STOCK He EX. Landreth Nurse Philadel phir aed of at public sale ved in h basinees for obtaining Lin Ame- n to deco- at to be di 0 relinqais talogaes vor articles st, and the plants in pots, on veuiog and shipment ta may ppointinent. | Orders to be li be received unt il the D. LAN? be bere fer wholiy sds.nnd to their sale at his wore rseries ace offered for rents nity inc tw Wot oar ef t OHS HALUIHAN, f Febinary (on when ad sap—inden wed colt with a StReG Ge ying, him, ast VAKLEY, Nol Bue