The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1848, Page 3

Marine A‘felra, Packer Saures Yorxinie avo Livexroor.—Those two dae packets arrived on Wednes lay from Liverpool, the former under the temporary command of Captain Furber, of the Columbie, and the latter uader Captain Biethen, Tho Yorkshiro will set! agsin on her regular dey, the 16:h April, when Captein Bailey will resume the command, he having left to take charge of tho leaac Wright during the iilness of Captain Marshall. The Liverpool follows on the 2ist; her own commander, Captein Eldridge, will take command. War News. ANOTHER BRUSH WITH THE MEXICANS. (From the N. O. Picayune, March 16 ] We learn, by # passe: who atrived, a di siace, from Mimpico, that a company of Iilin teers under Copt Lamb, encountered, on the Ist in near Tapoasnequi, @ recennoiter'n: part under Lieut. Curretoe, Upon the frst discharge from the Tilinoitons, tho Mexicans {flo}, all save their Heute. nant end ono corporal,who stood thelr grown’, and wero mede prissnera, and taken to Tampico. A score of horses was t«sen at the same tims. Lient Carretoe, a Kroduate from the military colleg* of Mexico, was pres nt at the surprise at La Eacaraac.oa, and was in the battle of Buena Vista, SURPRISE OF PADRE JARAUTA. oso of the 4h just, hasa postsoript which funounees that Father Jarauta had been surprised with bie command at Zecualtipen by a forceof North Amexzi- cans, and that besides the loss of tome lives, the greater part of the town was destroyed. It is said that Jarvute Wes at the time in pursuit of como smugglers, and that the Americans were brought into tho aid ofthe latter and the ownexs of the goods. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The omb brig Stromboll, was at Goazoccalocos river on the 221 ult. ‘Tho following is alist cf her_offzers:— C,H. McBlair, Lieut. Commanding; E ward T. Nichcl actiog master; Alex. J. Rice, asistant Surgeon; Jos. Tyffe, scting midehipman; Ansel L. Bradbury, acting master’s mate; A. P. Porter, coptain’s olerk. or two Tue Fasnou Revorytion.—An American lady, says the Boston Traveller, for several years a resident in Paris, writes to her felends in this country, that the fear of a collision between tho people and g: vernment, was prevalent for eeverat days pi occurrence, and caused from five to ten thou! gers to leave the city. Many, however, hac Ject confidence in the ability of the king ( surrounde.l the city was by large bodies of troops) to put down the insurrection, that they remained quietly at their hotels, and were unmolested, As the rebellion contiuuad, how- over, und the people apjeared to Le getting tho wscer- daney, a karge number of the foreign residents prepared to leave, when news was brought that the king had iven way, and that a new miuistry was bout to be % ymed All intention of departing was then givan up. ‘At thet timo, there was no suspicion, even among many of the Parisiaus themselves, who had acted with the ri volutionists, of the length to "whioh the matter was to! carried, and the writer, when she closed her letter, ap- peared confident that the concessions made would quict the city atonce. The proclamation of arepublic wus as startling tohalf the population of Paris, aa it was to the world at larga. ‘The republicans, fiading that matters were favorable, rallied to the ‘meeting of the Chambers on the 26th, ‘overawed the ceputies, who, trembling oud in imidated, were unable to ect with energy, aud upon the suddea termination of the sitting by tho act ot thy President, seized the opportunity, end elected a provisional govern- ment, composed wholly of the favorers of a repub- lic. It remains to be seen whether the great mass of the people of France will sustain this position ‘Tha proclamation of this new government has @ ro markabie resewbiaace, ia more respects than ono, to the dvouments of the revolutionary convention of 1790 ‘The following extract from the Paria correspondence of the London 7im-s, written previous to the outbreak, will give some idea of the sentiments which prevail ia France generally :— “Phe most respectable inhabitasils of Rouen, Amiens Argors and Caen, forwarded addresses to the opporition deputies, approving the attitude they ossumed, and their determination to attend the Reform Burquet. ‘As to us,’ eay the citizeneof Rouen, who,in the present circums ances, can only unite at a distance in your ge- nerous efforts, we wisb you, wt levst, to know that we are heartily with ou; thai, like you, we are determined to sacrifice everything to the cause of liberty, and to main- tuin,at all risks and periis, toe prisciples which find in you such such glorious defenders. ‘Rety on our dovot edness and co-cperation,’ observe the inhabitants of Amiens. ‘It is your right, aud it iefalso our duty,’ ray the people of Angers. ‘to claim, by ali leyal and constitu- tional means, the maintenance of a liberty yielded to us by a minisiry at sts lest gasp, ‘The charter of 1830 sball hereafter bea reality.’ ” Symeatuy witn Tut Frencu RevoLuriontsts. —The meeting held at the Cninese Museum, Philadelphia, on the evenirg of the 22d, is raid to have been most enthusiastic. ‘ths Pennsylvanian says, it was one of the most inspiring ever witnessed in Phila- delphia. The enthusiasm of the people was perteotly * overwhelming. Every allusion to France, to freedem, to the ae revolution in the land of Lafayette, to Ire- land, to Itely, avd to the oppressed millioas of Europe, now ‘gladdened by the rays of the rising sun of liberty, ‘was received with explosions of cheers. It wae a demou- stration worthy of the qity ia which our independence ‘was declared, and worthy of the cause cf that univerral demooracy which is destined to redeem the whole world from bondag: Attho Beesccrutio mass meeting held at Hartford, Con- necticut, on the 2ist inst., it was resolved, “That we 1e- joice to hear that after a loug and disastrous eclipse, the jorious sun of liberty has oxee more shone forth in ‘rance,never again, «8 we hope, to be permaneutly ob- roured ; we tender our warmest sympsthics to the gal- lant republicans of that noble uation, and trust they have seen tho last of kingly thrones; and that, profiting by the bitter experience of the past, they will never again tuffer themselves to be euslaved by tyranti Uuder the mask of freedom. ‘I'hat we hail t! of freedom in Italy and in other potic countries, the dawn of a new era of liberty upon eno world.” The Philadelphians are enraptured with Biscaccianti On the occasion of her benetit, on Tuesdey evening last, she was received with the wildest marks of enthusiastic approval, proclaiming her the favorite. Bonquets and “ bravos”’ were showered upon her in the utmost profu- sion, and, in rhort, ehe was perfectiy triumphant. Shameful Negligence. The cause of the accident to the Phyladslphia train of cars may be all correct, as stated in this moraing’s Jour. ral of Commerce; but | Lave heard another story from an ere: -witnes', in the company’s employ, which, it ithink makes them still mor diame. ‘They have made aruls—which fs not in the least observed that no one shall ride on the locomotive but the engi- d fireman. This Raritan euginesr, who lost ms ‘was on the engine relating the eccident which hap- pened to the ill-fated Raritan, which so absorbed the at- tention of ail hands, tuat the flag was not thought of ia time. A PASSENGER. March 22, 1848. WEEKLY HERALD. THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCK, &e, Ge, So The Weekly Herald will be ready at ten o'clock to- morrow morning. It will containa fall account of the revolution in France, in addition {o the other important news of the week MAILS FOR EUROPE, The steamehip Cambria will leave this port to-morrow, at twelve o’clock, and her mails will close at the post office at ten o’clock in the morning of the same day- The European edition of tho Weekly Herald, which is published exclusively for European circulation, will be ready at nino o’elock in the morning, aud will be found to be a highly interesting and valuable sheet to trans- mit to the old world, as it will contain every thing o Importance that has happened on thi departure of ths last steamship. side since th —Knor, with his atcus- WO the attent ‘he pnblic to his style of Hats, which are dy nt his store, al philanthropy new Sprie No_ 124 Faltou street He invite strangers to h Mats of a lee neal store in th e city. A of the latest aty les, sortment of men’s and boy’s Caps scala om hand. wtb aed Fine Cutlery—The subscribers bave Particular attention to this branch of their bu: on hand at eresent the most beautifat and well sek ment of pen, pocket, desk, and sporting Sy with a large variety of polished steel goods andset. Cutlery repaired. G.8SAUN es eaOe.” Poriuble Sbaving C-ses—The undersigned have devoted their unceasing attention to bets x and per feciing these-useful and necessory articles, and hi ve 08 hand alarge variety of construction most ruitable to the wants > the travelling community. G. SAUNDERS & ‘SON 7 and $87 Broadway. patel have ‘che Plumbe National Dagurrrean Gallery, onthe uprer coruer of Broadway and Murray street, (over ‘enoy’s jewelry store.) coutaius, the fiarst speciaveus and Jarest eoliection of Pactures in the world Strangers aud others showld not fail to vinit thajustly celebrated extabl ment, it being coudueted upon the most hberal plau of any in this eiry. Warranted Diamond Pol W. GxbATON & Co, 71 Cedar steeet, ep aia their old stand, notwithstanding tie false parcies, by which the inferenee would be drawn that they h removed ‘hey have recently mad ted Gold Pens =I. Jing the most epleu ean be found in the market at reduced p ices — ‘euin and Coses at $1, $1 25, $1 50, $1 75, $2, and np They all superior Pens at lower prices than others Gold Pers ond Cases re- their Fens and Cases. and are now 4 atole th Gald he ing for their iejected peus. Gold Pens, Cheaper than han the Cheapest. Cour tey merehan: ae cress, dealing in Gold Neus of Cares will fad ic much to their ieterest t» examine the easorrment OF Boers & Ulnik. 28. John ateert (ay ates } belore purch = ing elsewrere. They can theré (and there only) le wn ot what extremely low prices a Syd eiticle can be sold. Besides those of therr owas make, B. SC. keep the Peas of all the eat pen maers in the ecnotey, st wholesale or retail. Gold wired or excharged. Don't mistake the plce (op stairs) at 29 Jobn ste a rasortment in the city Roe, Watson & Co Falioa st cet, eed by them. at superior wticle in the va Jegplempomscaviin 1 the Hey bil 8 of the eeiils wibeat he ia Ro trac of onder (told Rene repped o exehang: ed. ley’s Pens, nt manufactares per Boxes and Colored agentes Bach serine canteen alate the shortest notice, and at reduced pricer, Ke imeanber to call ar ie Bach's old stand. 19 Falton iree B. B. Jones, 14 Ann 8t,, formerly called No. 4. No man ean do a prose: ous "business uatess boch buyer aud selter are yenelitted end i000 to 509 that there are no better Hoors sold at che fol! br-ees than | sell—500 to 50 that T Writes ers fue heoth ok meen las saat which Seahles na.fe soll stance! ably low Tsell first quality of French Ham e Beta ce 5h setond ta. 84 5) toate Rrench Be tent Leather Coots $7. store .s small, my expenses light, aad competition is enallenged. Cotlodion..the nsw arthete to which the above name | as been applies Arolution of cotton by a mical progess, discovered by Scheeubeia, German share Tt has receuuy Tatrocuced late aur ery S$ L Bige- promises to be of inestimable va Fi the healing ion ef wounds. ke. erproof coreriug with the pat aud resembles the nararal atin, It 18 80 stitute for court plaster, and will be found a great semedy for mony disrases of the skin. Prepared ma perfect maumer by J.K.Pa'mer, M D., chemist. Apotheca ies, sur- Keors, phys cians ond fumilies supptied ia large or amit quantities at hiz depot for Kelectig Medici 44 Balein Sold wholesale and rewi by Brewers, Bievces & Cushing, 90 a.d 92 Washingcon street, Mostoa, Moorhead’s Graduated Magnetto Machines combine important improvements over ail other instruments othe kind For s'mp |i ity. Weenie and ettectivecscallence. they are ncapprosched "They can iy any Ps of the e untry et a very tri: exprnse, 80 aeatly' and eom- pact'y are they putup. ‘Their virtuesare too well known to peed comment; 4 child ean manege them, so perfect are they in sumpticity. From the peculiar sdvaxtages for macuf ctu. uing possessed by the maker, he is enabled ‘0 plage the price at $12 each, complete aud warraat.d. D. ORHEAD, 182 Broadway. Poh per pen Galvanic snd Magnetic Cura- 0 much in voune for their wonder! f the nervous er musen city at 182 Brosdway. St imposed upoa by imitations worth rated artic! Ther bat them—there is but ove Yory. Ue Christie’s work on Gaivar on anplieation or it will be went by mal nications should be addressed to D. ¢ Broadway. tatin excellent su jac city of New fad grat Business comm MOORHEAD, 162 The Revolution tn France ts a smull mat- ter, compared with, the fi ie vides whieh (lirebugh has Jately made in the improvements of hi nd Sealps. He has so completely revoluciouized the whole system of making nnd fitriog hia wigs, thata'l the sunoraness of the old plan of manufacture are now eutirely supersede! bya benutful and simple arrangement La their chine aud appearance they fit dhe head rs the notural hair grows; the former inconveniences of bresure, weight, aud hea, assortment of these estan articles are cheaper than ey other house. in, the, country. 118 Broa*way, opposite the City Hotel, or 179 Brvadway ponte Howard Hotel, up stairs: Wig’ wearers, take tne ad- reas Where Is Louis Philippe, or where ts Young’s Paris Boot Emporium?—Where the most econcmi- est and the mozt fash:oveble ean be swted. Our frend oung, orposite our office, sells his best French imported eslf Boor for $4 50; sold in the hivh price atores for $6 aud $7; do. fine Calf, fs ove make, for $3 90; sold in We other cheap stores for $4'50 aud $5. He has got the larg and best s¢ Tectet ‘sock of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters in the elty- Weshould recommend all our friends to get their boot ind gaiters,of our{frieud Young, corner of Fulton an Rheumatism.—This 1s only one of moxe than four thousand c»ses of Rheumatism that Dr. Towusend’s Sarsaparilla has cured. ‘The most severe and. chronic cas are weekly eradicated by its extraordiuary virtues. wells Di Bh Istand, Sept. 1', 1817. Dr. Townsend—Dear fe ly tor nine years with the Kheumatis: eT cvuld not eat, sleep or walk. Ih m sing pains, ‘nd my limbs were terribly swoi- Thave used four bottles of your Sarsepiriila. and they edone me more than one thousand dollars worth of god Tom 89 much beiter—indeed, { am enti relieved You are at liberty to use this for the benefit of afflicted. urs, respee'fullyr, JAMES CUMMINGS. nei e 126 Falton street — COMMERCIAL AFF MONEY MARKET Thursday, Mareh 2 The stceck market opened heavy this prices fell off a fraction. The sales were to a limited extent,and there appeared very little disposition to put stocks upon the market. At the first boord Long Island declined 1 per cent; Canton ; Farmers’ Loan 34; Har- lem 44; Reading Railroad 4; Norwich and Worcester mi Morris Canal 34; freasury Notes 3{; Pennsylvania 5's improved 74 per cent, being the only stock in the list that advanced. SlAt the second board Harlem went up % per cent; all others clored at priccs current in the morning. The demand for foreign exchange has been very moderate as yet, fortho packet leaving en Saturdsy. We qnote bills en London at 9a 944 per cent premium; on Paris 5f30 a 5f2734; Amsterdam 403¢ a 40}; Hom- burg 3534 » 35%; Brgmen 78K a 78%. The position of adaire in Europe at the latest dates, has thrown every thing here into the utmost confurion, and those having remittances to make, hardly know what todo. Those engsged in the French trade ore in the'greatest quandary, and areanxiously looking for the next steamer. I'he bulls and bears in Wall street are waiting with the most intense anxiety furthér advices from Europe, and tho deily report of sales showsa very smull amount of busi- ness. This indicates an impression among holders that the next accounts will be more favorable than the last It would, however, be well to be prepared for the wortt The routherly ani south-sasterly winds which havo proveiled for several days past, have brought into port a fleet of veasels from all parts of the world. Within the past thres or four days, five vessels have arrived from China,with cargoes of teas and silks, valued at about one million of dollars; there are six more momentarily ex- pected, wit full and valuable cargoes, These shipshave beenhurried slong in consequence of the agitation of the taciff question, and the possibility of a duty being levied upontes. As that question is now put to rest, mothing is to be apprehended; and the additions to the stock of tea Lave been so great, that if they are forced upon the market, prices must give way very materially. Several European packets have arrived within the past few deys, with full cargoes. ‘This is calenlatod to ewell the {ports for this week, and increase the aggregate for ths month. There is, however, little probability of the imports forthe corresponding monthia 1947, being ex- ceeded this. The exports from this port this year, have boen com- paratively exceedingly limited. The annexed table ox- hibits the quantity of certain articles exported fer the work anding tho 18th inst., showing, also, tho extent of the shipments to cack country: — Exrorrs or tHe Port or New Yoru T> Great Britein.- 355 bb's. pork, 111 iba, ofl cake; 675 bbls. beef; 75.332 lbs. cheese; 672011 do. hams; 360,112 do. lard; 16086 bush. corn; 13,101 ibs. clover feed; 2132 bbl* tar; $501 bs. tobacco, manuf; 2414 bbis 73) do, rosin; 38 442 galls. spicits turpentine; 17,157 do. whaie oil; 600 bbls. meal; 3402 bales cotton; 1514 galls perm oil, To #rance.— 206 bbls. pork; 77,312 Ibs. lard; 1366 bales cotton; 3307 Ibs. whalebon ‘9 Spanish West Indies.— 40 tierces rice; 2bbls pork; 400 bush corn. To ft Domingo. —460 bbis, flower; 1216 Ibs hams; 10 bbls beef; 149 bola. pork; 4 bhds ‘tobacco; 20 cases to- bacoo; 3904 Ibs, lard; 5107 Ibs. cheese; 33’ tierces rice; 604 Ibs. butter To Danish West Indies.—400 bbls. flour; 186 bushel 20 tierces rice. h West Indies —1227 bbls. flour; 375 bbls pork; 255 bbis. meal; 115 bbls. bread; 486 Bush. orn; 30 bush onta; 12 017 ibs. ofl cake; 2518 ibs. cheese; 30 Ddbis. beef; 3811 Ibs. butter; 407 dba. ‘ tobacca, manuf; 2313 lus. lard; ‘1442 ibs, butte To British North American Colonies.—e75 bbia. flour; 10 bbis ry? four; 4 hide. tobacco; 3205 bush. wheat; 904 bbls. meal; 1b tlerces rio ‘60 bush. corn. To Dutch West Indie 59 bbls, flour; 40 bbis. met beef; 9 tierces rive ; 293 galls, whale oil; 66 ; £0 bbls. rye flour, teat year at this time every packet for Europe was loaded to the waist, freighis ranged excessively high, and the greatest activity prevailed among shippi The domand for vessels to carry breadstuils to Europe was to extensive that everything thet could float was pressed into service. Now our packets do not go more than half filled, and freights rule ruinously low, with very little prospeot of any immediate improvement. The Mansfiold and Sandusky Railroad appears to bo ina very flourishing condition, Tho road is fifty miles inlength, commencing at Sandusky City, on Lake Erio, aad extending to Mansfield, in Richland county. Tho State, we bolieve, has some interest in the stook, This road was opened its entire length In June, 1816, and ite earnings for 1846 are put down at $49,499 —expenres o running and repatra $17,437~—net receipts $25.061, of which $17,401 was opplied to the pay ment of interest on debts of the company. In 1817, the earnings wero $85 403—expenses of running and repairs $23,997—net receipts $61,406, of which $18,407 was applied to the payment of intorest. Tho company Lassix locomotives, two first class pas, ronger cars, 1 eight whoeled and 36 four whoeled freight care, 60 four wheeled ears, of the capacity of 159 bushels each. Tho worshouses used by the company seem to be of liberal capcity and number, but appear not to be owned by the company The cost of the road fa stated at $702,111; machinery and cars $103 448 total, $808,560, Capital stock, $450,- 000; indebtecness $287,385; total, $897,985, Availabla assets, $79.203 Th company {s authorized, by areoent cot of the Legislature, to increase its capital stock to £900,060, Tho wurde: cf passougers conveyed fa 1946 was 9,803; in 1847, 20 737. In 1516, bushels of wheat, 806,266 ‘This m of transporlat oa was increased to 504,081 bushels fu 1847, In 1846, 9 502 Darcels of salt; 1847,6,613. Flour in 1846, 11.513 barrele; in 1847, 65,633 Other itema, inolitding seeds, pork, butter, lard, wood, cranberries, &o,, show a large and prosperous business. The directors of the Mansfield and Sandusky compa- ny have formed a connection with the Columbus and Lake Erle Railroad Company, and « roadway is now in process of construction from Mansfield to Newark, io Licking county—sixty miles. The grade of this rond will be completed, it is thought by August of the pre- sent year, and be ready forthe iron early in 1949, ‘The belief is expressed that this line will be extended to Co- lumbus, by the way of Granyille, at on early day, and that a road will be constructed from Nowark to Zanes- villeo—twenty-four miles. The annexed table exhibits the value of taxable pro porty in the State of Pennsylvania, acoordizg to returns made by the Board of Revenue Commissioners, for the past year: — Varvarion or Taxapte Prorgary is Pewneve For 1843 gy Saree $3. s83.. esd. SK) & Ress Names of Coun S23 SPag TELS gy - $250 EBSD ERSL OLE eP$s SP8S e235 &3 aise Shee Ese. 93 + $4,401,385 an 22.155 855 950, 973.1 100 50 10,630 5.200 2000 690 101.237 16.477,976 2,406,971 Cumberland: Caotria 6, 11'268'735 2392 587. 5,482,608 12 20 612 782 8 267,110 4 913:175 fi Moutg MeKean, Movtoe ¢ Northampton Northambertaud. 187,693 229 670,408 GILG 3,058,117 8331327 2,637,807 wi hi Wenumoreland ‘arren’ Wyoming ... York... Total... 45 +++ 457,853,229 Ag, covste value, 3015... $129 306 670 Ag tevalae, 18i1.. sone 428,083,479 nor’ xable property siace hes been is more than the sggre- amount of the Statedebt. At this rate of increase, w.th even the existing rate of taxation, it will notbe many years before @ sinking fund of some extent can be form- ed fer the gradual extinction ef the State debt. From 1844 to 1845 there was @ failing off in tho aggregate value of property in the State of nearly eight millions of dollers. ‘The increase within the past year has no doubt beon caused by the great activity in tho great staple products of the State; and as it depends in a great measure upon prices for these staples, there must be, from time to time, fluctuations to some extent. Stock Exchan 16980, one 6s 100% ee st *Gtuton Co b30 F rt 34 0 Ohio ay ‘oD 7 50 3g 400 30 Nor de Wore Re” 5 isco do 9546 20 Reading RA 384 50:0 Pena Ss a0 725) 400 L Islaod 4 ne ino 839 29% foe Be mn es 8034 600 City $e 9 20) do 29 23000 Keadiag fds aa 50 Harlem RR othe 12shs Am x Bu 50 do 5135 50 Farmers? Trust hi, 3) te 51g 100 Canton Co 32° 300 do 51% 5) do 3236 100 do 56 100 do 32%, 50 = do 53 Second Board, 40 Mohawk RR 7 150 shs Harlem RR Su 1 do Tt WO Reading RK 38 5) do (m7 50 do 38 160 Harlem RR Sts as 25 Canton Co 8234 oy do. do 69. 32% New Stock ‘echacgs: ands Canton Co bt 3244 160ahas Harlem RA b3 $144 | ( 8) gag ays nw 51 io Lows Island RR ‘bs 49% 109 do sl 61% pi ERE Sh CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx Thurada: aarpoen, ee 23 The river was said to fact, with tho limited demead for four, ae tho iH check sales and to enfeoble prices. Th Genesee, Michigan, &c., were light, a H onsiderable lots could not hav: been pr essed Fa the market with: out somo concession on the part of holders, probsbly to the extent of 6}4c per birrel. Asale of good Naw Or- Jeans was made on terms stated ‘The stock of flour in Albany was said to be tri! and by no means of sofil- ciont amount to affoct prices in this market. In Buffalo, the stock it wos said did not exceed 20 000 barrels. while supplies were very light in all the Lake ports. By our jegraph despatch trom Buffalo. of to day, in another part of the paper, it will be seen that Buffalo croek waa open, that flour was dull, and owing to a scarcity of freight cars, buyers could not send forward supplies freely. The telegraph report from Boston to-day, show: ed some activity in flour, at a slight improvement in prices. There was nothing done here to-day in wheat; [at remained nominally the ¢ame. Corn continued without mi jal Chet in prices, with a moderate amount of oa at the previous rate provisions, th oer fair amount of business doing porkat prices which Tite slight upward tendency mesa. There were also further sales of lard on terms stated below. There wasa fair business doing in coffee, eugar and molasses, particulars of which will be found under the proper heads. Asues—Sales of 50 bbls pots were mado st $5 8734; pearls continued dull at $8. Bueansturrs.—Four—Bales of 1000 bbls New Or- leans(ono brand) were made at $6 60; 200 do Black Rock at $6 633{; 200 to 300 do Genesee at $6 6234, including lots of Michigan, at the same price; 200 do Michigan seid at $6 63%. Howard strect and Alexandria exhibited no change. Whrat—Holders of Genesee (of which there wos very little offering) asked 1520, while millers refus- ed to go above 150c. Corn—Sales of 7000 bushels sound Now Jersey were reported at 55c to 5: and 000 do Jersey white were sold at 532; sales cf 2000 N. Carolina damaged were made at 51 1260 do do at 530, and 8000 do New Orleans co at ble Meal—Sales of 200 Ry+—Sales of There wes rye flour. i Beans —Sales of 40 bbls inferior at 75c, and 24 do fair at $1. Corree—Sales of 150021700 bags of Rio were made at Tc, 4 months. Corron—The sales to day are 1600 bales, without any furthor change in price. About ono half’ of the pur- chases were for Liverpool, and on American aoccunt. Frurt—The demand for raisins (a eek active, and we noticed sales of 2000 boxos, including wet aud dry. ut $1.40a1 50. We also noted sales of 20,009 lbs. prime old dried apples at 4}¢0; 200 bushels do peaches, with ckins on (inferior) at 624. ay and some lots of western do, prime quality, at $4 25, Fie —The market continued steady, and we noticed ee of 1300 quintals dry cod at $3 75, aud 30 barrels No. 1 (Mass.) mackerel at $9 25, the market for all des- ee closing firm. Re Crackens—Some 2000 boxes Canton were dis- posed of on oni term: Hem in dew rotted undt cased, continued in moderate demend at $136, and Sisal do, at 73<a80. Lea: ‘he market was quiet at $4 81 a $4 37%. Motasexs.—Salos of ph.) hhds of Cuba were mado, prime quality, at 26c. 0 was also sold, on private terms, and 100 tds prime do, were reported seld at 23c. Navat Stone ere was a better enquiry for ro- sin, and the greater portion of Wilmington on sao. it was eaid, was purchased at about 82c a #2}%o, at whieh about 600 bbls ehenged hands; and 400 bbls North county were sold at 75 last sale of raw turpentine was $2 75; spirits we aid to be dull at 373¢c. Lineeed ‘was quiet at 6 cents, in barrels, and 65 do in casks Provisions.—Saves of 300 a 400 bbls mors pork were reported at $6 25 a $6 3734. Prime continued scarce; $9 50 was asked and $9 25 offered. Sales of 13 casks shoulders were made at 4?¢c, and 100 bbls hams at 6xc. Lard—Sales of 400 bbls prime quality, (wbich was wore made at iMer and 200 do fair, at 7c. Sales 8 wore reported at 8c a 8K! yt. Butter continued firm, with moderate Rick—The market, since the news, was considered lower by 1-160. No sales of moment tranepired. Svoans—There was contiderable doing in Sugars to- day, and sales of 200 hids. New Orleans were made at 4Sac ; 100 do Porto Rico at 5 Boho. and 520 boxes ordi nary brown Havana at 530, 4 months, the market closing frm. Ta.row—Small sales of prime rendered wers making at 9%4a100, Wi x —Salos of 7000 Ibs North West were made ry 8c. prime quality. There at ase Warsxry—Sales of 139 bbls were made in New Or- lonns barrels at 23540. Holders asked 240. Fareants—Cotton tele ig Pe Liverpool at 5-324 Pork and lard we'e tak per barrel, and some heavy goods at 15s. Corn was were at dd. per bushel To Glasgow, cotton was taken at 3-161, There was yw to continental por Reat Estate at Avetion.—Lot on 10th street, be- tween Tomkins square and Ist avenuoc, 25 by half tho blook, $2 100; 4 lots on 46th street, ‘west of Llib avenue, 254100, each 4390, $1,560; 4 ee on 47th street, wert of 10mh avenue, 255100, e 40, $1,360; lot on 47th street corner of 11th 25x100, $475; lot on 4dth street, near 10th avenue, 25x100, $460; 2 lots on 45th strect, between 9th and 0th avenues, 26x10, each $379, $750; 2 Lots on 4th atreet,between Sth and 9h avonues,25x100, each $470, $940; 1 lot on 20th street, nenr 34 avenue, prthsd $2,150; house and lot 19 Pearl street, 19112, 1 jot on My,» es near 6th avenue, 25x100, $3,000, house and lot coruer of Duane end Hudson streets, $9,100; Douso and lot 249 west 19th etrect, 25x50, $4,000; 1 lot on 18th street, between Sth aad 9th avenne, 24x98, $2010; 2 houses and lots on 26th stroot, between Istand ddavenues, 26x98, each $2,750, $5,500. CT MARKETS ELSEWAKRE. STOCK SALES. 00 8 & O RR div bonds, THM; 19 she Susquel U 8 6's, 1867, closed at i 2 bids Mary! bids 57 ask 0 6'ty 16), 95. the omnes Baitiiare & Ono Railroad, 3634 eal ngs , 3744 bid. akfitapgiruta, March 2i—Wirst Beard $1100, State Se 72%; fens Baki 7274: 210, do, 72%; 166 do,7 4 Mi ddn Utd Bi at Ta; 19 do htc Me & Ambo be Seles —$3000 1) 2000 , 78; 20 shs Girord Bank. 167 £363 4do Mech Rank, 2049 second J Meh Bank, 25; 67 do" Muvehill 20 do Pee Backs Cig Sate: = sunt 8 ?, ren bi Boston, March oe luction—7 shares Lexington ard W Cambridge We 10 Boston and Maine Raulro. d 1834: 4 Bee Rail (lodged as euliatersi); 179 Vermoatand Marsachosetts Rat 334) 2 Boston Sugar fefinery ; 62 Boston and wry Ate Corporation 435gn44y 2 P oO "Bb 2 Fastern R facturing Co. $1095, 19; 50 do 18%; 150 do 1834; 10 Western eilvont 105 32 Che. shire Raiirond 8731 do, new stock, 81; 6 Portland “Saco rnd Vorusmout 98$; 2 Old Colony Railroad 92%; 10 do, ne Oy 830, 1126; 59 do 1449; 25 do, b29, 14%4¢ tiottangs tds Haat Hosta: Co Dividends, » 4.6; 100 do, NO. 4, 160, 6445. 200 de. No 4. s No. 4, b60, 63, “16. Second Board Vermon ayes: Heading it ‘igs 3 doe 030, 4; 5 Kxchange Bank 9534; 1 lo DOM 1C MARKETS. New Onreaxs, Marci 16,1843 —Cotton—The domand has been inactive, and the rales roach 10,000 bales, taken principally for Hugiond und tho North at yesterday's rates—io vy middlir g to good middling, at 77 bacoo—We hear of the sule of about 2 SA udmilted at 4a 7Ke ; 34 admitted and 37 refused at 355; 8 refused at 3% at 3%; and 20 hhis, at 2h a 70. Sugiar— continues languid; stillthe sales reach 500 hhds, at pre- vious rates, say fair 3% a 8740 Molassea— to 400 bbls. at 19 a 20c. Kiour—Sales of follows: 2056 Ohio at $5 12'¢; 600 Ulinois ut $6 5 St. Louis at $5 50; 300 Minois at $6 3734. Corm—The demand has boen active, and sales reach 22.000 racks, among which 1 350 sscks at 2734; 800 mixed at 30; 750 at 33; 18.050 white and yellow #t 35; 4200 at 26, and 1000 choice yellow at 386 Cornmeal—262 bis. wera sold at $2 1236. Freigits—An American and a British ship teken for Liverpool at 3gd. British ehips filling up at 15 32d. Exchargss—No alteratio: Serene ere ca Ae Married On Thursday evening. March 16, 1848, by the Rev. 8. A. Corey, Mr. Cuanu . Tuners to Mise E Ponten, both of this o: Died, On Wednesday evening, the 22d instant, Sanan, wife of Chomas Stubbings, aged 25 years and 9 ‘months. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and the members of Tompkins Lodge, I. O. of O F., are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from her Jate residence, No. 103 Eighth Avenus, without farther iavitation Virginia aud Philadeiphia papers pleaso copy. eh March 234, Jonny Bocerr, after a short and severe illness of typhus fevor, aged 23 years, 3 months ond 7 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect: fully invited to attend his funeral, without further invi- tation, from the residence of his rother, 184 Sullivan street, this (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o’clook. hs Hartford and Litchfield (Conn) popsrs please co; x4 Fort Columbus, Governor's Island, N Y, March 224, Samuen Granvin, infant son of HD. Wallen, U.S.A. and Laura S. Walien ‘The friends of the family are wespactfally, invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock. On the 22d instant, Marcaret, relict of the late Wm. Keeffe, aged’ 47 years, deeply lamented by a large circle of friends. Tho relatives and friends of the family are requestod to attend the funeral service this afternoon, at 2 o’olock, at the rooms over tho United States Courts. ‘At Astoria, L. I,, on the 22d instant, Faaxcxs D. Bra- Gaw, dangter ‘of the late Isaac I. Bragaw, in tho 19th year of her ex The frien funeral, this da; denos at Astoria, L. 1. At Napoleon, Arkansas, of inflammation of the bowels, on the 3d of March, Vicror B Waxpron, of New York, in the fifty- es year of his age. On the 23d inst., with a short but severe illness, Henny Avis, in the rth year of his age. His relatives and friends ore respectfully invited to sttend bis funeral, from his late residence, No. 3 First Avenue, on Saturday morning, at 73¢ o’clock. His re- col gt be taken to Westchester county for inter 22nd instant, May Ann, daughter of ‘y Whyte, sgod 1 year and 8 months. The friends and u:quaintaaces of the family are ro- Apectfully invited to attend ber funeral, on Friday, 24(h jnat., at 2 o’olock, P. M,from the residence of her pa- rents, 19 Third Avenue, without furtber invitation. and relations are invited to attend her 4th, at 2 o’clock, from her late rei men On. Wedeeeanrs ATHAM SQUARE.— ‘i the Nottern mail aul close et this by the North River U.#, mail boats. Office o1 en from? viii t0 PAMBAARON SWARTS. MEE NG OF FRENCH RESIDENTS —The French residents of New York tn favor of the glorious repub- an revolution, are invited to attend the meetingst tae Shak- sceare Hotel. corner of Duane and Willism streets, for te pose of adopting and sigving an address to the French The ag a iste take place on Friday, 24th inst., bait past seven Poot $100 REWARD WILL BY PAID FOR 8U ev dence as will convict the person or persous w! maliciously destroyed six barrele of comphor, and two of al- cohol, onthe night of the 22d of March iwetantat the jae store. croner cf Canal and Laight streeis—SOLOMO, REILLY. $1 REWARD—LOST—ON THE 22D INST., IN the neighbourhood of the Telegrash Office, three keveon asterl ting. Any person retu ung the tame to the ‘Telegravh Oflice, will receive the above reward. O37, ON FRIDAY LAST, NEAR GREENWOOD C Inrge black Dog, auswering to the name of der will be we! arded by leaving him at the address on his collar, oF nt 43 Benver street. SUTTON, IN ADDITION TO HI8 GE- Job Printiry Business, continues, as heretofore. to ds of bere At astonithiogly low prices. Having rapid and correct execution of this jonstnee with pal jug suited, boc in ani quality. at the 0 ‘ofhce of Uy LON’S Yackee Presses, 123 Fulton sireet, corner Nassau. CONCERNS ALL WHO DRINK AND BUY TEA— “One Dollar and Kity Coats for, Five Pounds of good itn, mast certainly be cheap. ‘The on!y, places ou this vast conti- neat, wbere iy ean be optuined, sat the extennive warehoures of the New York aud 204 Greenwich street, near Vesey North itiver, and a3 Cathazine sirect, HARD AT WOKK them to accommodate their friends rl. witha good aracitment of Portable Stone Ware, fiower Pots, &e , all nd etrer good materials, fi duced priees at the } vy oe, Pottery. ud él Avenue C, N.Y THMINTMAN & 00. New Yo G HATS.—IF YOU WOULD HAVE AN ELE gaat sat, if you it a have a tomy Tat, if you would have an ec nomical Hit, if you woald havea bat in which these three qualities are combined snd acquire the repuratioa ofa anot Cunatvaeet wili please call on Mealio, 416 Broadway and the public in Furnaces, Karthea made of the best cl OBES, MODES, NOUVEAU Bi will opea on Monday next, the 27th nich essortment of P: Spring Goods; Straw and Si Qi joanets. &c., just received by the Havie packets. 349 Broad- ‘way, DD stat Eiinmer MILLINER Y—WANTED, A GOOD mst, 8 qu ae. To n erperiexced person, steady employment d aged wages will be given. Apply at 110 Hudson street, near Franklia st ranklia street, N. ILLIAM SMITH, MA ton and colored Linen, Frioces for Dresse: ing Suk and Colored Cotton Fringes for Silk a ‘sola; Gimps, Mohair, ans Silk Bullion Frin ie the shortest Fpl Store corner of Me Wi entrance No. 8: Abner & Ely's store, No 6 Q TAILORS—-THY leave to announce to the trads, that his new work on yabiect of cutting garments of every description is now ready for delivery. This edition is in every respect altered from his former publications, the diagrams being drawn i cordance with the prevailing fashion. whie! the mont easential poiuts have been considerably changed, ax the whole plan rendered so plain, that, peraous who heretofore never practiced Co by a few hou pplication \- bled to cut any kad 0 hy ACTURE R OF CoT- ge eS asthe e rt jon 96; to those wh» purchared i ei ie 5 per copy. "Te be had of th ED 0. 173 Broadway, or A. WHELAN, Heparter of Fashinas Wo.4 Courtivnd acreet New York. “The Philadelphia satarday Courier. Albsey Argus, Montreal Herald, Philedel,hia Ledger, Buffalo Com: mercial Advertiser, will please give the above three ina sons, (on alternate days) nud send their bill to 173 Brondway. ‘hat ia, every other day for One ee O TAILORS—WANTE! BY A YOUNG MAN. A sitvation in a Meve! Tailoring Establishment, to as- i illivg to engnge for one year ata very mo a sndenvor to be of service to his employ e best of references given. Letters a dressed to No 4 Courtlandt street, will be promptly and con- fidentally attended to.—A, WHEELE EFT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITU REL, A. dies and Gentlemen having superflaous effects to dispose Of, auch aa wearieg apparel, faruiture, &c, canodtrin a far cash price for the same, by sending for the subscribe erearh the post office or otherwise. who will ettend dences, J. LEVEE! r enn be atterded to by M oe E’8 SAUKS- 1¥ U81OMERS AND 81) RAN. etfally apprised thotmy ready made ger it pometbles ofbercer finish than ever, and the prices low. My black aud browa Sacks to fit the bo g y admired, the price is $10. ‘The. bes reneh eloth Drese Conta, made to mea. Ur most ¢} cellent one for $16. Gentleinen who are in doubt as to what tailor to patronise, ond not cowpetect judges of goods, are qapecipily invited tocall nt 116 William street, opposite th ington stores. Honesty isthe hest policy, WOOLLEN GOODS MERCHANT: rT on & Co, cloth, cassimere, and satinet reheabe, 0. ee! ready to execute in the best style in their edalh eben award: fine w oe finish. Kelerences: jotice. ‘The gold the, mer Tek pe sapere Wolcoit & 8! Ne, 13 Grond st; Wm. & Co, 58 Excha D. Brigham & Co., 60 Pine B =Two thon dolinrs to the parties sre insured on BYCKES, BANKS!—ATLAS, JAMES, DELAWARE, Bridge, &e. are stall taken ia exchenge for cheap Drv Goods; shawis, alpa Javees, black, Italian | pocket handkerehie en, ticks, flavne!, pe wid umbrellas, maaling, balzorines, pioglrims, cots, black silk hore, wo. shirts and drawers. kel and silk wlover, hosiery. de. SPINK & TRUSS, 119 Walker comer of Mulberry. REF N LURT wil JACOB 8. PLATT, SPCTIONE ae GRO fine and excea fine 19 t 98 line pearl and paper shirt, co” and vest buttous, aud feat ieagoctone ts Hote M4 a + 100 gold no wh % is very itt It Measuring tyes, ta" or smatieal watrames 1 ormements, buckles tracts, nit forks, ex ded cutlery, walle Also, at '2 oeloelk preewely, 78 German silve ice aver Verge and haif plrte aod goldiwatehes. in tots to.suit parchie vers. Also one heavy xold clinin aud seal Also 409 gold pencils, 300 gold pe s, kK quantity of silver pracile ses, 36 lots asc, spade wold jewelry, 1U0 velvet bags, vecklaces, e meoes, & ACOB_& PLATT, AUCTION ER-W ‘Incob S. Platt will sli this day, at 12 ofeloel for om, at ction rooms, in lots to saity ure e 8,78 German silve silver'and gold watchesaud a general assortment jewelry. ATCHES— at 10 0% ockant 33 Jobn white china, light aud rimens oheaparten farpliurs yies, marble top nokeases, merble top, sofa oud cent'e ta quartetic tables marble top ard other Bavle ehaing, ra hiva ails, roe h gay Frew crockery, cut gl ke. G RAT SA ry. Gari a 5 Sealiohiaud Mester of Paris + rnainents, ¥ ea subseriter,gratefal for past favors, respectfully 1 friends and the publ intends m the earl pedstead attr ware, girande! great variety of Grecian, and composit pattern sive, ax wellas ths more eeonoini cost from ten recently imporied from Italy, aud others expected daily to rive, several of which embracing chaste aul some beaut fat attention ef the admirers cf the fiue art mnely t be given when thea tithes may be examined, os well day of sale and pinee of exhibition ; 1 the Wy ther ‘oho rmetion will be communicated by Herr ebeet, avetioneers, or nt the Siodio } sheemeen i9:u ond soul streets, OF TARTAN BY A MARKISD MAN, FROM THE UY poutre, a situation as travelling agent, pediar or 1 ina wholesile store. References given, cessary. A pote addressed “Countrym: toulay, will be attended & V ANTED, BY A FRENCH Git A PLACE AB YY “curse nid seamstress. Address bo 195 Post office, with Gand reference eee SITUATION BY TWO RESPé OT. aid ‘aud the o her to go ashort di try. ‘The best of city references can be give Suh'street, between the Bowery aud 3d aven NTED—3Y A RESPEC STABLE, “you. a WO- inan, with good city references, a sitaution to do the cookiog, washing, and ironirg; mo Objection ty go a thort dis e inthecountry. She can be seen for two days at 8 uth between Sch and 6th ANTE D—A SITUS ATION BY A Rest E Protestant young girl, to do chamberwork a or to mind a baby and do sewing; can wash an iron is wellaccustomed to the work—or woald like tog livg witha lady. Good reference can be given plice. Please call at No.2 Wali place, betweea atreet, opposite Tomy! market, third story, back 1001 from 9 A. M. to6 P.M. V ANTED-ONE O& TWO GOOD SALESY Apply in the evening, at JAMES BECK “ ae 35 Broadway. NFORMATION. WANTED or THOMAS 5 MARA, Ki anative of the county of Tipperary, Ireland, parish of i ruane, who came to America about 3) years agi heard from was living ia New York, bat now it 10 the State of Vi Any th formaticn re. spectivg him will be thankfuliy received by his disconsolste as removed ig iMia. brother, Ro Rew York ara Norrowsbargh, Sullivan co, State of paners Plenge copy. SHE SALE OF THE VALUABLE LIBRARY OF the lace James Thomson, by Dumont & Hosack, will be continued this evenmge at 6 o’olock bracing the entire collection of valuable French ed Italian works, with whi will commence. Also,a large number of fine Line by Morghen, Stenuge and other celebrated ar Also, 9 great number of ori dawings, etchings, the besr toasters, (OR SALE—A HANDSOME COTTAGE, SITU- sted on the Rockaway and Jamuica Turnpike oad, and within two miles fromthe Rockaway Pavillion. ‘Teere aie ten or twelve rooms in the house; there ars between five and sixacres of choice land, set out in fiuit trees, attached to the 01 4 feteer eetieaies pply to JOHN L. NORTON, J: Rockaway, Sty letter, post-paid) orto John H. Power, 129 {OR SALE OR TO 1 REN -TO ONE OR MORE families, a three story acd attic modera built brick house. No. 118 First Avenue, betwonn zixth and Sevench streets. Ke fereace to Jumes M. Baldwine, office No. G0 or 64 Wall street, er No. 99 Spring » reet. OR FOR SALE—THE THREE TO LEY é STORY brick Heuse and store, No. 198 suxth avenue, between 1th avd 13th, tele large yard lO LET—THF BOWLING AND BILLIARD SA. loon, 72 Prince street, 4 doors from Broadway, at a mode. rato rent. ‘fhe above room is 20 feet ceiling. 24 feet wide, 109 feet iong. and is suitable for mititary ot political purposes. Jn- quire «nthe premises. F's * PROOF STORE TO L&T FROM FIRST MAY jo. 169 Washington street, 25 by 95 feet. built by the United States, in the best mann ad now used asa public store. ‘Lhe celiaris dry, and ne ir inid the past wis ter Ie may ‘GEOR be leased fora term of yewrs. For particulars, enquire ee, RE W. NILES, No. 192 Broadway, c.iner of sohu street. Rox IN BROADWAY TO LE T—AL As AGE ROOM in the seeond story of the new building, No. 155 and 159 Beoadwey, near Liberty street. In had. Apply corner Fi wed. ate possession can be N A PRI VATE FKENCE ree! RM Ate BOARD, family. at 47 rich CLERGYMAN, HIS wir AND DAUGHTER, (seven years old ) are desirous of oltvin ng board ina pri- vate family, tn this city or its vi They would reqire two bedrooms and a parlor, or the use of a parlor. ‘The situa: tion must be pleasant. and the family respactible, to v Teasouabie compensation would be given, Avy. refer ich may he required can be given to their satisfact oa wee Cotawba, 29th street, near 3d avenne. yO SHIP OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VES SELS Port Warden’s Office, No. 101 Wall street.—The Mart Wardeos will charge, hereafter, the following prices, viz: Lhe | survey on board of any vessel, on hatches or cargo, store, $1 50. proceed t3 bs or large a For each survey-on damaged goods on the wharf orin. to Kor ench survey on any vessel deemed w . $2 59. Oflice open from 7 o’elec'r, ie York, Mareh 23, 1618, Iku) ERT FINE NEW JOR CALIFORNIA biteor—riis brig BELFAST, Capiain's Hbe detoatchet rn fist of A ie sennad tetera ti rg* of and carefaliy foww For freinht, #n- Mt pier9 Kast sciver,or to BEALE, MELICK » WIT. 119 6 25th of March, at 40’ igned by ihe clerk ou board Price o $25. Wor fre ght cr fussoge apply to SPOFFUOKD, TiL TON & Co. 48 Renth street. y, fre ight or passage having splendid faruished recommend! apniy on hoard, at Orleins wharty foot of Wall street. or 10 E. K. COLLINS. $6 South strect. ‘The packet ship Sidions ib euceead the and gail her regular day. BANY AND THE INTER we $}—Regular days from New — Lhe celebrated ice PPOSITION FOR mediate Landings—Ps York: Monday, precpessey ond nud end mboat JAMES MADI Bisson, will leave foot of Rohn Risa Afieraoon at assage or freight, apply on » March 24. STAN eflire on the wharf, fo.t mable rates of Robinson st OTICE.—ON LEY, Freight taken atr AND AFTER SATURDAY, FER. raary 19th, the stermboat STATEN Lr ANDER will minke th * following, ihe peal yak’ MAY AWA STM "PM rE e of Willians id Jenny Lied Hair Giors in the label and article, and infringivg’on the rights of others, it becomes necessary to let the public know that (he true ticle is only manufactured by myself, street, and sold at No. 6 Conrtl ndt st 0 wh dares to counterfeit my article will soon find the latches cf the Sheriff on hu WM. JOHNSON | i R ELLIOTT, 06 JLIST, INFORMS. Hid “PA tients that his howrs of attendxmce at the office are now Bioad to 3 o'clock, Monday, Wednesday and sriday, 60s Fon 5 some person clam Johuren, ERMUDA ARROW ROOT. ~MESSRS, DELLUC Do, have just received a very superior lot o Bermada Arrow Root, which ‘cannot fal but Also a fiesh supply of Canna Arrow Root hout, E velente, Ke, Ke, ail selected with DELL! & Co., Pharmsceutsty, sole snogessors 10 Place & Scuillard, 581 Broadway and 2 Park Raw todd will be found iofailable. neogaged for 16 years in treating moderate. Oflice 63 Gold street. harg Se a foe attended to, and medicines forwarded. DY RALPH, AUTHOR OF TOK “PRACTIC Private Trentise,” onsulied upon any oF th ses there referred to, at his residence, £8 Greenwie) et, from 9 to 18 A.M, tal 6 t09 Sunday exrepter) y str ity and little meonvenience s: however, those whe have su. GOOD HORS: SENTIAL to the stock of every drnggist and country store, whic! is begiening to be nppreeiated. The best and moat popul i smedy of this kind now in mse. is Kirkbride’s Tattersall's Heave Po: . They are elegantly put up, in packyges in ordivary case of Heaves, and to administer # of colds, catarth, Ke. ard cine that énu hy AH wt the year, aaa Spring pantier. Price $1. 60.149 Fulton at. Kel J, without gare Dees LES OF D& DRWITT’ Liniment have beew ' tis very nel pes riptio ted alls 1 pare | of diveaae, ere Spirit c i ‘ad oft per gross; 5 king | + | splendid Rolvent Vi i of these complaints, wr!) | é | H per doaen, $47 | D ras AN of HUN of Dos Ruy dit, Signor Atiha Arno Dou Carlo. King of Sp Nuy Gomer de Silva, 2 ‘Squires to the Ki *Sqaire to Don Ruy guiren, Bites Ts RAND CONCH GE | hod at the priacipal Music * at the deer, Oa Wed A BOREL L—Lacy renin *, Bat March, )@i8 | Livia, Sire Elias diseeeinnt | Borill “Leader of the orchestra and chorus, | Lietti. Doors openas ball mences ut o'eloed p jean, nim tted. ih ce swith their h hPrER A. Fove Margy, iMG. withe pots | Li Master Cesare uit 7 o'clock, Verf»rmance eom- No lady, wnsceompauied bv es will set down i» Astor rom Broadway, and take wp ia ce rH a Bights atreet will be pcr a ef cy Powe RY D> Mar open at ho THEA Fhillipas Esther rurop, Mek. Sathestand or oR It he acted the dadeds the petit e come ‘Admiral Ki 4 Por tifex, which, L Hat e whole to cone tu Balk LADY —ituy tra, Hlield De t E ALD Arad MAU bern c + Mr DC Andersons Med Me Bunty Lavy Te m Lope, Mr Usd Af ; ilton, ‘wir Allens Lady Seragyn, 7 0% i ire Wi MY ys mence with Prince, Rod nevio, Miss 10 Conover; © maine Dress eivel Quutetie Sigva Biseaceinntt, Sigvori sBenesentaro ant Sanquirs ea Cham igna ‘raf, Sixt gnort Benedet i nud Beneventanc—lull chor ‘Vickets $1 each; tobe hadat the Onera the box office, No.2 Wall street, atthe prinerpal m: andat the door of the Taberuacle. Performance to at 8 elo ok rrecisel ly. PAsvo's opera HOUS#—THURSDAY, MARCH treat Attroction—Uiustrated Picrares, Histod aly dM yr from the great I a, Ke Tho te iRustented Pictures will deffect hitnerto usknown es Will be ‘enresented ou al, +3: Stguor } Horses, have it will be $1: upper boxes, 50 cents, presented through a. mist Doo P ALMC OPE. KA HOUS —A | 5 ALL WILL BY GI- ven in the course. of exe week in honor of the French Fey volution in Paris) Those French geatiemen and others who feel inter ented in the shove, are yequested to meet in the Sa looa of Fates o’s (pera House, on #sicay evening next, at seven k in the eveuing. Mil ALL, 72 BROS 3 LWA ey PEN EVE ie NiGii a ed success. Tw. TY’S. MINSTH Stater, under fifth week of the O1 the oldest ptablished of jitable and ain entertainment crowded aud hig! Iv regpectal ored with @ patronage unprece dented by eny amusement in this cry, Admission 25 doors open at 7. Cone ation of fan Y¥ BATURDAY. lies an A Door opes at 3; commence Ho: " series of ig New. anx—"The Se nlnt ors Dream and Venu: Adonis, wili cto unknown iyase, by the Modal Artists, and Morning Stan Se. Part $C) Jeopatea d Anthony, Se. Performenes to commence at 8 o'clock, vrehestra bex, 5) cents; Parquette, 25 cents; Boxes, 126 heavewol danghe Hutertaawments er Saviour. Grant W. “a wie Statuary, &e. ke. ‘Adu 2 to the whoi a2 under 10, halt price. ‘Keserved front seai U VE Voc. ALI 19TS.— THE RUNYON FAMILY from the Bueveye State, rerpectiully annouree to their irteads and the public, that they will give a Musical tainment at the Minerve Rooms, 406 Broadway, on Friday evening next, March 21. Tickets 40 cents. Two tickets to admit man and two ladies, to be had at the principal Soors open at half paat 6 o'clock, 332 BROADWAY, ONE ay Theatre— Reduction Oy ries. oor above the Br Admission 25 cent 24h aod 25h. On Foreign Artistes Blauce, from Paris, will produce most choste end splendid Tableaux Vivaats, that have bd bee exhibit ed to the pmblic. Also, there has been untied 8 Bacd of EF jan Minstrels, who will give a ser of hurorons gies, soncs, dances, &e. Doors opea if commence at 7}¢ o'clock, N, B—Oili ’ ry under the ry y night this week. electrifying fall. an stof friends them. mences aS k. A bat So’rloek, Doors open ai Sa'urday after WDED HOUSES J corner of Bradway and Lronar 3h at mneert, Mare AT ‘THE 800 IkSY LIBRARY, —In consequence emedts of Dr. Vale or Spinetto’s 100 learned will be coutmued every evening until ‘Lickets 25 cents. To commence at a quarter Signor Spicetto will perform every morn- ‘cloek, and hail pant 31 the afternoon, Da | further notice. bef ire 6 o'clock. ing at half post 10 KUNSWICK’S STATUARY-—LARGE AS LIFE~ representicg the VENUS DE Me.DICIS end APOLLO YE DICTS, for ashort time only. Open from 9 as to Admit- :8t390 Broadway, next to Stoppani’s baths. tence 2% cenis. COME AND S&F. 101 and 103 9 at exhibition of Daguerre’s veleyitted Chemical Porir~-Friday evening, March 24. Alsom » of Movwg Panoramas, depicting the most eelebrared Personeges, Public dings, and a | in the Uonted Si | adscapes most Dium- mond Light. Exhibitions never before presemed to aay pub- he. The celebrated and pe Fem Bayd (lave performers at the Melodece. Bowery) of Ethiopion } been en gaged, ord will: duriog the intermssions, deliglt the audience by the r inimitable talect. Admvttanee 25 cents. Doors open nee to commence nt 7% o'clwck. H CHORUS SINGERS.—W. ly, twenty first rete F; ate." Apply atthe Adel TED IMME- ench Chorus Singers, male Chatham Sarna VERSUS ID STINT. — A - AT L this eveniag, (Friday) Mareh 2t:h, | Dr. Thiers will lecture upon teetimes ead Reaagrs Ait Shave | will eperste om the entire andience, and produce a variety of | results in extalepay ond tranee. Admittance 1234 cents. To | commence at 73 o'clock. TRE, PHILADELPHIA. y Friday Evening, March rmed the ‘drama of ROBERT ViA- Richines ; Jecques Stroy je ballet of LE LAC MEDICAL AlD~DOCTOR MURPHY, OF 63 GOLD | —Honeyban, LYE street, caa be confdentiatly consulted’ on private din | To Syuginde with cnsee, Strictures, Gleets, Merenrial Ulcers, onstitutional D: + Bane rei 9-18 bilicy, Ke. His improved wethod of enring Gonorih ails. ‘Vallee; Formandes THIOPIAN trets, Ethio~ CCOKDION ~ BELKC TIONS OF melodies, 93 vy the Christy, Mi iar Berecaders switchers, jost pabjhed toe strument, and for sale at the st a with a choice asso: f Accorio straments, Jewelr OB: pon te¢ hambers street PARK) R'S ANNUAL EXHIDITION BALL WILT, take place at Tammany Ha!l om Monday, the 21h of hon which oe will be bromght forward a gieater Popits than he has in- A fall deser tion wil 1 variety of New Dances and more new troduced at aa¥ previous exhibition, be Mall iveu in (ature advertisements ‘ NO PAY—pa one ber of the Royal College: ument of Fa? deleaty cured in four day tor bus aess pursu wo weelts with seareely ay ne hanit ea positively be resto Ree tember. 14 Viryoe street. nn chal iy nod sectety. b CONFIDES Th Abe t ° of Physicidos of less exp ‘ ealarly gleets, # med nil. deste the medical profersvon hat peties ta dono