The New York Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1849, Page 3

§ Beside bills contracted Inst year and re Comptrover’s office joe the let of Januat the emount of sbout $35 00 too ime out of this year's appropriation 7 mmencement of the last yeur; bat. probshiv. not te ro @reatep amount [c is prob. die that $5600 000 is the mpeerure of the cost of this iastitution for the past ‘The Janeattentions of the Grand Jury—-involving. wmsthey re the labor of some fv. the ox. a testing of a large Dumber of «it tle they ‘ave demonstrated how inefficient and yet enormous. ty expenrive, the sim: bouxs ayetem of our county de dave aleo imprened upon their miad#the necessity Of ruggesting some adeqoa'e meen: to remedy it, Drawn, as this Girand fuqae-t *, from emongrt the citizens of the whole coanty—crmpnsed. es it is of men of diff-rent conditions aad callings of life -reprerepting among its members ail the diff-reat ebaden of political feeling, and baviog u endation--if it dows not entirely the con- ‘Aidence of the public-—may at least inanoe that pub. No te act with the same u pity they oave done, until ccrrection of the vil abail take pace Something more than the «xposnre or even the pa- miebment. of individual delinquency io isolated oases, is dewanded. A general and thorough reform is neoessary: with- out it, our prison and charity aystems must coatinue ‘what they now are. vis.an enormous and partly un- Deorsrary burden upon the means of the honest por tion of the comm: + peniteotiary also con. tinue as that —ineffeotual ia the panishment @r prevention of crime The Graxd Jury are convinced that the very founda. tion of “here reforms will only be found in the entice seperation of our Alms Hoa-» prisons, Lunatic Asy- Jum. and Nor-ery, from the control of our City Coua. lle; for it ig thus alone thet they can be relieved from that which is now tne sourow of all t heir evile. vi the perticipation in sll tte party equabbl managing cf thr dav ‘We have many noble charitins in our city who this exemption, and are eminentiv Why Bot there institutions be placed on « similar footing, ‘with equal asrurances of suse We bave,in thi« city. many men of obaracter in. telligence, and humeniiy ch» frewly beavow their ‘time, without compensation, to the goveroment of those charities. (an s+ not hove toenliet in the government of our pritens and Alms House, an equal amonnt of disinterested philanthropy ? Guided by thore views, the Grand Jury recommend ‘that a board of inepectors be formed. t» consist of the Mayor forthe time being allot the ex Viayora who May be living in the oity the Reoorder, the judges of ‘the Supreme Court electedin this district. and the Judges of the Superior Court and the Court of Common Pleas. and 12 or 15 citiz-pn, selected frrm the commu. mity at large, known for their philanthropy and in- tegrity, nove of whom to receive any fee or reward for their tervices, They beileve a superviecry over, formed in that ‘way, would, while it concentrated 1m ft intelligence beet philantbropy. and stability; at the ame free as any possible arrangement from party in- cen: This board should have the power to make bye Jaws for their own government approve those for the government of the inst! utions ‘The power to fill vacancies in their own body. 8d. The power to appoin: five offlcern— One to take the charge of thy general office in > city, do do pritonn do do peni-entiary on “ialand, do Alms Houre and Lunatic Arylam do do do the norsery op Randall's do Ath. The power to inrp+ct at all times Sth. The power of displacing any officer for caus ‘but no power of appointment other tuan the five per gone pewed 6th The power to require thone five pi wate in the performance of the duti deemed advisable The five perronn thus appointed shall act as a com- amirsion for the appointment of all anbordiontes. and for the government of the in«titutione, under the laws ef the State a majority being necessary for the per- formance ef any act In this manner the great end will +ff-otually be at tained of separating there inat tats from party etrife, ard the pabio may contdently expect to sae them roon placed on the eam~ platform of order and ‘wrefulnere. with otherercelient charities Then, and Dot till them. they my axpeot to behold those insti. tutions what they ought to be, tut what they now are not. ‘The evils now exposed have existed fora long time, and bave been pre-entad to the city authorities, with out effect An spneal to be -flestua!. must be to a bigher power. and they. therefore. racommend a propar application to the legirlature by the oitisens of this great city. If the citizens cannot be sronved te a sufficient at tention to the subject to msk+ this apolieation it will be in vain that the evils of the prevent state of things ware expored; equally vain for us to comolaia of in- creasing taxation. and bore aia to hnpe that our prisons will ever he vuzh: ela than places of 6 for the divolute and depraved —or eohools } dn whioh the edvention of crimiuale way be perfeoted, in the ways cf travegre-s‘on. ‘The Grand [nqnert 1m closing their labora. any that they make this presentment im the heow thet the Court may con'inue the course they hav~ begun. of @ending to the Grand Jury ail mal: prac ices that may come to their knowledge tothe end that all persona ewho have intercourse with praoners. from the time of the Gret cvepicion against them until the lant moment Of tbe time of thr ir rentence, shall be made to conform etrictly to the law We make it in the hopa that tho city authori- tien will even yet in‘erest themselves in raforming evils that exit, tothe end that their viuiiance may re act upon their rubsrdinutes and produes a more Dealthy administration of our mnaicipal affairs — ‘We wake it io the hoor that the citizenaof thia conn- ty will break the band of politios! intinence that has Sivivices them in their local «fairs. and has been the ¢ Of the institution jer the charge of our at theritie and unite in their netion. and continue that action Gntil a reformation thsli take piace. Wemake it in the hope that the law making power in the Btate will look «ith favor upon any action taken, teoding towards this retorm We meke it on our vathe and in our conrolencen we | believe that we have perferaied our duty to the extant of our ability We now leave tne matter in the Hands of the community. and ak them to dy their's, , if it should be On motion, thie presentment was adopted and or- dered to be signed by the forenan and secretary. and ‘Preeented to the court RICHARD J S“ITH, Foreman Grand-Jury. MATTHIAS CLARK. Secretary January Sth. 1848 MAILS FOR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The eteamebip furop orate ‘Lott, will leave to- ‘@ay at 12 0’clook. for Halifax aud Liverpool The Weekly Herald for crculation ia Europe will ‘de publiebed at 9 o'clock thiy morning, It will be printed in French and English, aud contala all the Important intelligence of the week. ~The mails will clore at 11 o'clock Maw Streamer Onecon —A steamship steering 8. E., showing a blue, red, and yellow sigaal, was geen on the 16th December, in lat. 25 40, long. 58 30, by the bark Cinder, at this port. Uhis is, no bt Oregon, Capt. Pierson, one ot Messrs. Howland & Aspinwall’s Pavific mail steamer which left here on the 8th of D-cember. Steamer Onvs — the small steamer Oros, Tuck- ey, from this port, for Chagres, culled at Charles ton on the 31st ultimo, took on board a supply of fuel, and left again on the 2d inet Court Catendar— Chis Day. Cinourt Count—%, 4, 6, 0, 7, 8, re ul, i, 12, 13, 15, 20, 42 23. 24. Surxnivn Count—10. 18 99, Jol. 106, 145, 27, 167, 460 170, 174 to 177, 187. 194. 196 113. 25. 2:2 208, 205, 208, 210 to 217 $19" 419 to 422. 224 225. 226, 247" 220) 930, 231. 258 8, 23h, 239, WAO U4d 448, 244 245, 246, 7 2 177. 179, 181, 188 ‘De seoond part is ad- y Assoctation—The ony ba e., for trondeut, « bane Frewde. t wi I mect this ( (ueday) tel, wt 7. to take mew m Of 0) Gir OMndidaters u—On Thursday, of Authony rtreet, at Ul ‘ai and beck Mink, Stee id ‘uwavon Bey Waren atey, cree Lubelis Bear, Squirrel, Cain. 4 ¢ Swan we Liebe heeded 4 Spencer Kirhy, for ‘Fening. a! the Seo: The mocutiog the ole Faney Furs at Auc ae. 8, at No. 8i6 Broadnsy, corer Oe Lyox arin Canads Jif 10 grant vart-ty, Ro. m Totall trade, Catalogues two CK, Auctioncers, 11 Wail st, Perpetual G vat ue terpetusl G ring quallice, We uvequaltea by tm ious efortn Wholesale and RO, re z ine. Kvery pair ented we Tossa Goodyear Rather Ru poriim, 159 Broadway. « Richelieu” ear tive years, ant Fold Pens.—1tne Ce eric dgea to te the ckenprat aad bv. Gala d to be (he cheapret mar a, whovesale d ret a4 6. & WATS, ene repaired or exchanged. M0 Bow ever teu yours, | ugily enied and un versaily Reed fur ite miary rare qualities, mon ae promuting tie fe of the hair, preventing ary, chacglag hd to «dark hi J Me Bny OtLer prope NEW YORK HERALD. forth west corner of Fulton and Nassan sts. JAMES GORDON BENNET?, PROPRIETOR AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Boanicea—Love’e Senar. Aorm, BROADWAY THEATRE, Boadway —Mowre-Camre, NaTIONAL THEATRE, Chatham, ‘Squase—W acovera—Hen- cvtes Kine or Ciuns. BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street—Jons Jovee— Baurrep Mas—Biasnan asp jo 'ussgaae—Hvm iv. fh ail BALL, Broadway, Neat Sreome—Onferr’s SOCLE’Y LIBRARY, Broadway, wear Loonard—New On- kare SPREvaveRs. ‘A. Broadway, near Prince—Sanvs, Lant & Ou'a ROVE, ZOOLOGICAL HALL, Bowery—Van Aunvacn & Co's, (xy sozkin. MELODEON, Bowery -Wrires Szxenarens, ko. KEMP'S LYCEUM, Chatham Square—Rrisoran Sanuwa- onka, Ko., ko, TABERNACLE Preadway—Twe FORM>NOKS ON THE Bax+ORNA, RO nwa’ Coxcent Pi New York, Wednestay, Janunry 10, 1849, The publication of the Monmn day at a quarcer before fou Pat avi Hekasn commenced yester- nd Mniahed a¢ ten minutes Notice to the People of Europe, The new postage treaty, having been ratified by the Sen will go into operation very soon. We have published it in full in our columns, and presume that our readers are acquainted with its details. This treaty enables us to reduce the subscription Price of the various editions of the Herald to European subrcriber:; and now, therefore, for the information of our friends abroad. and the European public generally, nex the following tabie of prices, for which the Daily and Weekly Herald, and the Herald for Ewrope, will be furnished, with or without the postage. SUBECRIPTION PRICK OF THE HERALD, PER ANNUM. Exclusive of Posiage. Including Postage. $7.00 14 00 400 400 Dally Herald Weekly Heraid. Herald for Eurcpe. NEWSPAPER POSTAGE. Toand through Great Britain, to be pre-paid, one penny, or two cents. Including the postage, it will be seen that the price Of the Herald, inany of its forms. is mush below that charged for newspapers in any part of Great Brital We anticipate a great increase of our circulation in Europe, by the formation of this treaty. Those who purchase the paper, to forward with their letters, can always obtain copies, in wrappers, at the office of publication General Tayior weral Wool=The Battle of Buena Vista, ‘We perceive that a most nefarious, wicked, and contemptible eflort has been commenced by two journals in this city, the Courter cai tnguirer and the Evening Post, to instigate a quarrel be- tween Gen. Taylor and Gen. Wool, and their several friends, relative to the respe tive merits of those two distinguished men on the battle-field of Buena Vista. The artcles and statements 80 malevoleutly put forth by those jouroals, aid the attempt to provoke a controversy, can spring from minds of none but the lowest rank of intellect, or the meanest grade of moral feeling Partizan’ thip of the most degraded kind delights in such cr ntroversies, and revels in creating such quarrels Attempts te create envy and malevolence in the toeoms of patriots and d:sunguished men, are food and fodder to that class of cormorants who are at cne time office beggars, and at another, office holders. Such miserable attempts to fan jealousy, can meet with nothing but the scorn and reproach of both General Tayler and General Wool. The moet distinguished traits in the character ot the hero of Buena Vista are dignity and modesty, united with high g@nius in hs profession, and ex- tracrdinary skill 1n the execution of its duties. From the firct battle that took place on the Kio Grande—that of Palo Alto—to the close of his brilliaxt campaign onthe bloody fi-ld of Buena Vista, General Taylor, by the moral dignity of his character, the impartiality of his conduct, the mode- ration and equability of histemper, conciliated and fraternized all the «fficers and men who fought with him in that great campaign. No quarrels, no bickerings, no disputes, were known or heard of by the American people, between one class of officers and another, during that brilliant march trom Point Isabel to the gorges of Angostura. Even the restless and quarrelsome temper which, ata later day, broke out in the camp of General | Scott, after he had reached the city of Mexico, | was hushed into silence and eqnanimity duriag | General Taylor’s campaign on the Rio Grande. After the capture of Monterey, it is said that Gen Gideon Pillow approached General Taylor, and made some remarks to his superior officer, which, in other camps, might have led to a court martial. General Pillow stated to have said to him, “General Taylor, Monterey has been captured, but at too great an expense of blood ; 1t mignt have been taken with a loss of fewer men.” What was the reply of that noble man to this impertinent cri- ticism made to a superior officer? Did he take offence, like a petulant man, and order a court Martial on the offender? No; the noble reply of General Taylor was, “ General Pillow might have captured Monterey with less eflort, but General Toylor must be content with performing his duty according to his means ” Such was the substance of the noble and dignifisd reply of General Taylor to the impertinent remarks of aninfenor cfficer; and such is a specimen of the mognanimity and moral dignity of the man who has been just'y appreciated by the American people, and elected to the chief mayistracy, as much for his traits of moral dignity, and patriotic forgetfulness of self, us tor his wondertal military achievements. We do not wish to see any repetition of the squabs bles which shed no honor on General Scott and his cfficers, after the close of the campaign fram Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico. We do net wish to witnees any successful effoit to create a quarrel or excite jealousy between those two diatinguished men, Generala Taylor and Wool. Tary were brothers on the field of battle. They fonght side by side for their country. That coantry has de- cided on the merits of one, by elevating him to the Presidency; and ata future day they may render a similar verdict on those of his brother officer. At the clove of that day’s hard fight they fraternally embraced each other; and wretched and grovelling must be the character of those minds that would endeavor at this late day to separate those frater- nal feelings, to impair that mutual friendship, or disturb the sacredness of that glorious embrace, which, like a hely light from heaven, sheds an al- most divine eflulgeace over the field of Buena Vista, and yet plays around the surrounding bill tope, hike the lingering rays of the summer's sua pking im the weet. We trvet, therefore, that neither of these chiefs will notice any impertunent or impudent call on them by any newspaper, to disturb the glory which both unitedly achieved on that great and memora ble field. Gen. Weol’s character, in many res- pects, resembles that of Gen. Taylor. Modesty, moderation, moral dignity, high talent, and genius, that connot be questi@med, are the prevailing traits of both ct these eminent men, None but mitersble scremivers alter office, or mercenary beings, who revel on the spoils of office today, or srekto gorge themselves with them to-morrow, would indulge in such disquieitions, or attempt to mar, in the sightert degree, the harmony that hes always existed between Gen, Taylor and his as- sociates in tthe war with Mexico Be done, ye muirerable reptiles of miserable twottons | | & fr im he ban, oe Postat. Treaty wira Enovaxo —This treaty, with ite construction by Cave Johasoa, the Postmaster General, is now betore the country. Upon the whole, we rather think wis a goed ar- rangement, but we doubt whether the Postmaster General 18 entitled to 80 much credit for the thiag as hia friends claim for him. Every post office reform has been opposed by Cave Johnson. No- thing but the pressure of public opimon, and the contnual drumming of the preas, stirred him up, and made him do his duty. Mr. Bancrott de- serves a great deal of credit for his share ia the matter; but more than all, we believe Assistant Postmaster Hobbie has been the most efficient istrument in bringing about all the reforms both at home and abroad. But we are satisfied. It is a good treaty, and commences well,as regards the mutual circulation of intelligence between the English monarchy and the American republic. We expect to see a vast increase in the circulation of British jouroals in the United States, and a corresponding and over- whelming increase in England of American papers, This will tend to bring opinions on both sides ot the Atlantic in front of each ether, and may bring about happy results for both countries. There are many good practical methods of coaducting cer- tain machinery of government in England, which ould do we It to be transplauted into the United States, as well as alsoa vast number of popular principles, and right ideason the theory of go- vernment, which are well known to the United States, and but imperfectly understood ia England. The wide circulation of the American journals in England will give the English people new idea upon the practical working of a repubtic, and may eventually lead to an enlargement of their elective franchise, not even stopping till it comes te the point of umiversal suffrage, and all the results which spring from that principie in the upper strata ot government. In a year’s time, we hope to have a circulation of tens of thousands of our journal among the Eug- lich people. Let monarchy and democracy,through the columne of their respective journals, have a fair stand up discussion with each other betore the world, and ‘ damned be he that first cries hold, enough !” Comprroier’s Rerort on THE State FINANCES — We give the continuation and conclusion of Mr Fillmore’s important report on the finances of the State, in another part of our columns. It is an able document; but drawn out to a most uncon- sionable length. Condensation would have added much to its force ; but probably the Comptroller had no time to condense or make it shorter. At our leisure, its financial views and doctrines will be examined in another department of our journal; but, tor the present, we cannot omit to declare that we entirely disagree with the Comp- toller in the idea put forth by him of making the State currency, under any circumstances, receiv- able for duues at the Custom House. We hope the new Congress will revise the financial laws of the nation at its next meeting, but that it will not adopt any system which has been already proved by experience to lead to unhealthy enlargement of bak credit, ending in revulstons. The national government ought to have a separate and distinct circulation of its own, in the shape of treasury notes, which should be the only kind receivable | for taxes or duties at Custom Houses, or other offices of the general government. That 19 the only system which can be adopted with propriety by Congress. Revort on Prestvrmenr or tug Granp Jury Concerning Bacrwei’s Istann—We desire our city readers to study well the extraordinary report exhibiting the bad management of Black- well’s Island. We hope there will be other simi- lar und searching inquiries by future grand juries, into the gross abuses practised in the various other departments of our municipal affairs. tt istime to begin and agitate fora thorough revolution and reform in our city. Unirep Srares Senator rrom New Yor«.— Positive intelligence frem Albany, states that nei- ther Seward nor Coilier have any chance of being elected to the United States Senate, by the Legis lature at Albany. Two other prominent candidates are mentoned, Washington Hunt and Hugh Max- well. The best chances probably are on the side of the first named. Mr. Fish, the present Gover- nor, comes from this district, and we cannot see with what propriety this section of the State should also want the Senator. Secretary WALKER AND THR ADVALOREM Prin- crrLx or Duties.—We have not yet had t me or room to publish Secietary Walker’s report, upon the inequalities of the advalorem system of duties. He bas admitted enough, however, in his report, calculated to stagger any mind in believing that the advalorem system 1s the best and most equal. | By his admiscions, he certainly proves that fraud is much more easily perpetruted under the adva" lorem than under the specific system of duties. We are not sure whether it would not be best po- licy to reetore the specific system in the tariff, without, however, any advance in the average rate of duties, 1f such a thing 1s practicable. Governors’ Mxssages --We have on hand the meseages of the Governors of Kentucky, Ohio, Mirsoun, and Pennsylvavia; a synopsis of the whole of which we shall give as soon as we can find rocm. Tue Latest News, Excusive.y —Such 1s the title which our cotemporary of the Cuurier and Enquirer prefixes to some paragraphs ot foreign intelligence in its columns yesterday, the same exciurive intelligence being in the columns of every other paper in the city. What humbug! Is it not as easy to be honest and frank as to be otherwise ? Ocean Stramenirs with News —The America will be due at Boston next Friday, and the United States at thie port on Sunday. They will bring ten seth later news trom Europe. “PUBLICA tIONS. OF TH Bal NEWS ANU OLO P or, the « rout vesriy doebled w der preant ninnagenent. fiderabe energy and ome capital Ofive 98 Ni Vorb. bf Met Lite YORK ee OBSERVER FO: es rhe wt (No. 1, Vol. 7,) ediued ty Samuel wou. 0 Ch: neeging Jurora ty Hon, Ogien t awards; Reporte ste dod ir the uate ot Spceale, ihe Sayre out the Sopeeior Court, Common, Plas. Surrgate's Uae Bre heh ow + = Pupli hed me i ‘6 Chancery Bs ports, Dew Fanctes an@ Forme th te bad st the remeriber’ of. JOHN'S. BIUSBY, 20 Nassau aroet, *m TUOMAS dy eR Grrr SPABKING BX ‘18: r Wall give ton sghe, (Jun, 10:h) wt Mayer's Couoore Hall Eoasteth otreet his inet Bxcibition orevioas Ww his oom ort wish Jemoe DIT, U0 taken for wrie, ($1 WU) are now ul d-4o r air du. Wir Ue getber w ", wh may be ry four fout ring will 1 precout & full visw of tie die door. Weriew p AAA A AARAAR ARRAN AA PR ROYAL WAL SURAMS 1? BUROV A. Uv PT. Lott Will leave rhe dock. mt sersey City, on Wednesday next, 10t0 VW eowek prockoly.— Freesayann ag RIGULAK LINE—Tuk NBW AND 1) muper or Hteamabip Chervkes, Thomas you, cow! wun eave on Wedumaay, 108 inet. a8 four o Fier No. ¢ North By For byt SAM Le 4BK 50 CERTS TO NEW HAVAN, BY STeAWHOATS ‘Travelin, Champlen, aed Gero, one of whieh will eave rom heok sho Bast River, every mor. tng, Sundays excepted, at 7 elvobi and every afiernon, Gavurdays and Sunda) skoapted. at 4 voor) ; aud every Saturday bend if Stormetrm: Inqueent NAT OM. 113 Soutn rest TS LET, AND PUSSESSION GIVEN 14MBULATE ‘The convenient twostery house No 13 Mercer, near street ard Breedway, with Wee Bventenes of the | tuon he ‘will be fet — las ANTED, 4 cans TO sUasi ory pan with s fresh breast of miik, me whe ry onild to are, Mietocs tees retieeras cites Analy = hare +t, ANIED—6 AIT( ATION HY 4 RESP TABLE rouse woman as si ber and Ir ral beveews ke beat of city refe noes gives. ‘Apoly . woe By dos m atreat. ARTED—A SITUATION BY 4 BEAPE -TaBL | YuUNG Rrglish Wonan, us Chamtermaid and Waiter, and to as fiat in washing and. 1 ireaing. The dest of elty retereacenan be tiven. Apnly at Rowery. tm the Shoe atone, W4stro- By 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG W Man & rituation a Chamberma'd or fo.coponnest he uss work, plain Coabing Sgching and E Ervoing, OF to assist im a kitshen. inquire at No. ik atret, ANTED—BY A RESPE TABLE PROTESTANE GIRL todo Housework ort hambermaid, ia a suns ork vate famly; the bere of oly refererce given, Pleas atl at O2 Reage wtreet, m the rear, ANTED—IN A GENTURMAN'S FAMILY IN TIE eed ‘oruntey, @ first-rate | 00k; move 0” appl; she ‘oust aloo do the washing and ironing, To sucha ne. ago od and Fyrmauent aitaation will be given, Address “*X°Y, Z.,” Sun OMFO 4tAB B ‘attached, It rlom Railro d, between " evs Box No, 133, Post Uffive, Rew York, with h descrip ‘and rent, ONTED-SY A a SPECTABLE PROTEPFANT y excelirat plata £ good ng ond Trout sg, ine vivare fo at 57 Becknan stroeg inquire in tontant youn, Nwre and do Cham to do geavrel honsewort ive the best of reference frow ner Madison street, front room, up stairs it teen for two dave w ANIED—6Y A RESPECTABLE YOU vu MAN, A SI tration ae Waiter, iu either a priva e family or iu # private boardis g hire; no chjestion togo a small distance in the ovua'eyt the tat of cit, rolrnce can be given. tetas call at 174 Laue Tee street, first door ‘rom the corner of Heuston street, in the begement “Cin ‘ere n until ruled, WW ANTEU- IN SUMS OF $1,400 AND $3,00".—THE ABOVE fume are wanted by the advertwor, on whion he ic willlug to alow a literal per ceutage, in addition to an interest of 6 par cent per annum. now accruing, 0» the frig perty to bs hynotae- Tr satitsawory sourity will be aren for payment 7 ANTED—YOUNG, LUNES, [VTELLIGENT AND EN. terprising men, to'robe:t: eubsoribers and collect money for one of the most Jar period cals publisied in this the men wanted in this city, and in evory city and tor Unived Sraten, ving the tact for the business, can make ‘yon. $800 to $M s year at it—the amount depesding upoa their shility and tre location, ‘Tne men must comas all zopomn morded for their honesty, ko,; nove ot! y to 3M, Beoad 0 PRIN ERB WANTED TO PURCHASE 4 SB :0ND Pres :n good condition, Aus parson haviag ay hear of @ customer ny addres. ing Hox 216) tating owent price, and where the Press cin hessen, y°O ENORAVERS.—Tug aOVERTISER, WHO G43 @4D pwards of twenty yrare experience as a Card ard general Engr: iehes for a permanent situation in the above lio; hse no o!jvorion to sey part of the Union, except the extrems Souh, Address H. T. Be Mr. Miver’s, 192 Greenwioh street, New York. RESPECTARL® WOMAN WI3BES8 A SICUSTIOV AX £2 Lsondrens Chamberinatd, or for General Housework, in 8 meen all srivate family. Good r-commandatin suivan. ease cull at 16 Lawre a street, “m the recond flour, for twid AN GRNTLEMAN, RESIDING IN NeW VOKK for a number of yea! ‘th ronghly woquainted with the ereh. and German languages, is desirqus of obtalaing a ina resvectule mer that a long exp: rience nublesh to hil every place to satitfuotion. Unexceptionable rete te given by \ acdr ele & rote to se. at the » Heen d off A oEste EWAN WHO HA% BEEN DIsaPPO.NCRD IN getting the means to go to Cauif-rna, via Ver: + ugevia, vex" Monday. would be happy to make an ar for the loan of from $30 vo $§00 for one yorr, Any person having that amoun’, wili tind it to his advantage to adare: ete wo a Crux,” day or to-morrow, uppointing an interview. &e,, ty Ox No. 138 Post Ohce, ISITING GOVEKNWSS—A LaDY IS DESIROUS" OF forming one or two adaitional evgagements. Her course of ction ¢-mprises Ere'ish, Freueh, Atalian, Pianvfor'e, Sing ind Dra iCatious (post paid) aodrees 1d 0 fier, nil meet atvention, B ‘sRD WANTrD FOM A GENCLEWAN AND LaDY— ‘The lvcation mos’ be near Canal strect, avd Broadway, and trmemoderate Pleae addrers 29 Cana, GENTLEMAN AND BIs WIFE, 04 A FEW GENTLE- men, can be scoommodated with’ pleasant well fa-niand koma, with full partial, er without Board, iva pr vate German family, nt No. 1 ees Place. Weterm ‘ora exchange D. ANC NG. Gcanvisavia.- THE FUUKCH ANNUsL BALL OF Puls Scoie'y will bo held on Friday Eveving, January 2 ab the Collisivm, 450 Broadway. the prooved: to te appenpriated to be- pores, HJ. Gaveen, A. F. Kindoorg, «.€ Puack, TW itterpreen, Comm.iton of Arrangemeute, SEW Yous +/Bimguar—vew York, Jannat a ie49. Tho un dure he of thei felluw tarse. gore ah: ut yt Vefe Eyringt eld, Muse. avd. PB on tte Wh inaten the invention of arriving in New Vork on the morning of h that Gey were informed at Springlisliy ny of the New Haven train, that, ou ther ar. ® Steamboat woud be im reavinees to convey them igh the Sud to New York, with urday evening ge 1 we fou id the tel, tecded on board of ber. th it for New York withont delay. But on enquiry thas tho said steamer. though advertived in Now tay m to aul far New York immediately witor tho srrival of the train, woud not be allowed to quit her what. ‘There botag an other Steam" at at aud no corveranoe of any kind t» Now York, th underpigned, with their fellow passergers wer compelled to teow. Jodgit gt at x howl in New Haven, much to their disp vtment. ning tho following day. the undersigned repaired to te Pot. neck oF reversal of the Direct re of the ‘ ompany owalrg extd Stean er, aud noquainted them with the fact tha: in consequs f tne refusal Officefl to proceed 10 New Yurk orders,” they were forued the Diveotors detaired in New Haven two nyhts and one aarp While to be attribures to fy aaa the ire knot ms as‘ The ‘or roam ho te, ruaning hel ‘wo protest arkiast the troatan P. TALBOT, Lowell, Mass, DAVID PEARCE, Skt ous Mo. WMG WOOD, No» ¥ SaMUEUNI Kei “OY Exbanon, Tone. ‘ort. ROERTC. fU-TER, Nastivil'e, Team, R. 8, JONES, Boston, Ma Sianna CONSULATE, NEW YORK, JANUARY 8 Intcroation is wa: ted Togarding George Hoot. a nati by uader Priater fe was ls uy pes dito haw died. Any Uietald Gorngs Rloest, will be: thank aulsio, #1) Went street, MM “hobants AXCHANGE BANK —NEW YORK. DEO. 1448 — Dividend: President an¢ Direotors ot tis bark have declared a dividerd of four per cent, out of the profica of the Iast six months; and an additivual dividend of four per sont, out of the eurplus profits payable on Sth January, Proxima, H JONSON, Coragts ERSHI’ NOTICE—Te & UN DEMSLUN aiyare this day entered into Copartpership, under the firm of ati & Trompeon. snd will continue the business of Importing aad 2cdth ¢ te Groom ee quote: Wines... and wap ing Steomn- ers, Ship, Hotel, and Famuy Stores, at No, 89 our Jaad street, N. York, January 1, 1849, i Cora seesurr— 6 TE UNDERSIGNKO GaVE FORM. eo scopartcersh'p, under the firm of Joveph & Hart, for continuing the bu-iues of impertiog manufaoturing, and desing in Fire Arms of every desoription, in the City ot New York. BENEDICT J03BP 4, BENJAMIN 1 WARE, aiden Lane the neg'iger ce of thy neoticut River Lin & ireovived os ti _New York, January 8, 1849. OLE —-1¥ JAMES CKABTREE Te E SON 01 ‘Craberee Sbout tive years will apply to the ‘undersigno’, he will hear of wowething to nivadvartags. If Ln person of persons wil! fs any information as to the said Jem: Crabrree, he or they will be rewarded for hinor thelr trouble. The suid Samos Urabieve was afuresal vist0N, JONES & ARMITAGE. Solicttors. Hudd rsfied, Yorkshir-, Engtend, FOR SALK. Fo SALE—'HE TWO SToKy Buck HUUSB AND ‘No, 24 Rove street: Lot 25 «114 House, 23245. Terme pam Apply to ABM. ‘TUANUWE, 29 Morket, cor, Maaieon street ‘A SUMGRR OF SEVANTEEN STRAND vehin' pot ‘order, ov tables, and rvady for Ro, les Water atrent. Fe SALE—A SET OF « grad (0u's VisWs IN URN. tual Americn, « ddrese "18 Avenue fy Giepssconn Gano FOR rox SAuE— Foul. 15 breaking op houseker to ulepoee « jet Cupsioung of Sefas, Sete-a fete, Fron sn Bndstowts, spring tr and side Tables, maroie tops Gira idols so lea, Window Shades, Ro. Be.: ala elegant Hose Forte, uquiro at No. 5 Princo OR SaLK AT HOBOKEN.—SEVERAL FINE B tok Decling Hoare, suitable tot gaetlemen’s reerden sen immedvate vicinity uf the Alto, Lota, iol will be foona son oot the most beautivul sftwat ons for dwellings ia she Tommy of New York. Also, smaike dwellings avitable for me- sand ere. Forterms ke Hote, at the Hobogea Com- ‘the fori y lax ding, Hl rt F.OK SALE—A FIS8T Class oRva sr FRE 1 cation, beautifully Gcted up, ‘when may Do iroreseed woiehy extent oi Hauenn's machine #) read “trongthening Plse ers, nrry. Labels, Re Several otber pete: t medieines, al agencies. For turthey pa apily INQRRSOLL & BAOTHER. % 0 2: - AMUSEMENTS, UW aks TikATEs — WEONERDAY EVENING, JAN. Ww. wol vepeaaetts a, ta thees ate. of BuaDicua wiealions' Sentai Seow, J.-M So ste; On eed 3 aurerss Gait dis, Mie Wary Tay ie ems ey Pravious to which, the Come 2 ahPnAUe ATIONAL raeaT LaTs herman, Wedresday E 4 the di WA OUrTa—b te'worvon eee rd, B-soot: Le Lieut. Charles de tiaichmae, Wr. Tt = cm to cli Galtimar, Mr, Heart pasta, Wre, A. Isherwe apeee* See oat pit ide Farce ot CB ACLLES Aika See 1 i Mr Granite, Mr. osiar ven 19. Mr, Herher hottom Wa. i ‘Tim, Gordon wr. Ram Pit, 126 conta Doors THB FAMILY OF TUR Bec. wil be goren at the Calan Opera y ‘The entertainuente wil commeuce with LUCKEZIa. BOwU Siguorina Terese Troft; Mato Orsin', Sigaorioa imalia Siguor’ Sesto Genederts Due sito. 10 8 quor ietten aftr which, Mona. Laborde wilt sing in cos’ame the colo braved ovens from the «pera La JUIVE, by Galevy. MJ. i. { cereu, the cove brated violinist, will perform a @ AND FAY Ts8le on hemes from the opera of Los Puritans. fhe e ude with tho grond acous CAST 4 DIV 4, trom the nme, to be 4 HE DISTINS, TAB OW INL CRO #.0n the Sax Horns, have the hwnor to ann i co that they will wake their first appearance in America oa Wednesday evening Jacuary l'th when they will give ageant Conourt of vocal apd inetrumental Music, Mr. Distin and "4 sons. the ori valled pirtorwers on thove extra rit arv instra ver Sax- Horns hy prese riermanocs at the ( oa-ery: Murtque and the Society of Fine Arts (a Parl {vtreaure his colebrated Solo on tie trun, pat. tt Mr. Tlenit Wiutin will ales. perfora ‘his admire’, sole fom ba ula,” AL! ia Logs! formers — Mise Moriatt Distn, Mr, W Distin, Me, Toandire Distin, forte, Me-dchn Wibly. Boots open arf ousert 66 ALR Tickets 50 cente—for eale at all tre principal ves and bovelein the etry. ECHANILS' HALL, No 472 UBUADWAY, ServeEn Grad ard Broome streets, 0} dick ihe orgnalend well-nown CUNISTY SIN organieed 1642 ‘the oldest petablished company in the worid; the [copper te flees ‘and originators of tre present entertainments; where ocncorta im Vooal 18 sity, two years. have een natronised to an extert ah ralle ed by apy amusemoat im this great metropolis, ‘Thoy will have the honor of continning their taimitahle Concerts until further noti o, intr tus: gO! FOR R CALIFORNIA, JACKET Slr TAROLINTS, FOR SAN FRANCIS Pareenyora Ly this vessel sre request sd tobe ou board the at Murray's Whart, at 9.’olok A.M. to morrow, iL h instant, which time a etermer will be in Teadiuess to take’tho vessel to if the Wind aro wenthor perm Mitta WOLD, 71 and 7? Rou'h arent, NATH LG Gt YOR SAN FRANC , CALIFORNIA.—TH& NEW AND fant-auiling packet SARAH & ELIZA, Capiaia Moore, will poritive y sail for ove port on the 2Uth'inst. For fevignt OF pansage, w th eoperior state ruom nooommn at on, analy be Ua T. JONES, 99 Wall nt OW CATIFORNIA.~TO $414.08 108 CH, - THE PLAST clas packet chiv Oxe HEUS, now lying at plor No. 9, Bast Ewer, will sail au above, A quantity of freight oan wtill be taken. 7 OTY PAsRENEETr, At a low rat tesov 2 Ot on. roa orte Nd slip, OR HAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORN 2th danuary—The hoe feat. tailing. SIFK, Prctee, miager. having the raged and voing on board, will sail p DANIEL We er part of her cargo en- ro For freight or par fof, caving tng. soonmuandatioc (for pamongers, apply to the master, on beer: BR Av eK HOWRTL, M14 South erreet, bat oh ne fine, Baltimore clip; ng tons register, Ca Durheos haviog a large p'vtion of ter teneragert ood c have immediate despatch fir the above port." ehee'sexterience in the Pacitio trate, gether with the f eailing qualities of bir vessel, & very desirable oo veyence both for govdeand passengers. For cabin paeage, having tax daome aocen.invlations. or for frag, He to ABRAHAM REL fi7 Parton steet. Da SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, TO S.1l Ov TaR b,instant, the +uperior fao’-railing, copper fastened, a copper: two yerrn old. burk Victory Kyan, Master, tne tively ool'as above For tho ouik of 500 birroly freight, or prssage, having superior acoommodations tp borh first wad seovud oabin, apply on toard, ut Fier Nt 9 Fast Kiver, or to ESWITH & WALSH, 27 Scuth street, ie ban FHANUISG, CALIFOKNIA, AND THE GOLD jons—The splendid fastraitiug ive oak ship append oo» manded by Capt, F.@ Camoron, one of pa beta 108 Out of the port of N ape} pee firet ip command U8 te Macedonian nonce Com, Kay, during ber iate, ataion of weroy to Urol wise cotomaeas the tine of dan Fredorick Jorome, who distinguished hit oelf in eaving tho ves in tho Ooean Me narch, i etgaged sumate, A skiltal and expericnoed Phi nd Surgeon ‘accompar ice the expedition, which ir made up ot 0) all desirous of 1 the Arsooiation. The chip will have a cap fot ta of flour, 400 do. beat, 9W) do. pork, 50 0.60, meal, 6 do. 1100, 20) do. eugar, 100 do, potatces, i do. esas 30 bags of coffee, 6 bbis. of vinegar, WU bhds molasses, 1 bbls. mackerel, 10 do, of (ona. 10 ooxee of soap, 20 korn of butver,3 , 6H quintals of codtish. ‘Phe ship and onrgo will ce long to the pasoengers, and cach passenger will be entitled to4 Lars phi freight, vee isragenge. it ia believed by competent the balanoe of the provisions wien tia eel Lasives a8 yeeo will sell for more than the price uf that the sbip tm that port, will be wore a ‘To those whe wi to emisrate to the Gold offers pes ior ‘m many rovpeote, | P, re fant filing ip, te terthe show ured without delay.— Féher paritoatary, »pp'y to the Captain, on heard. (mat of fant taken on reasonable terme, Pancae, with onary of Carnes 250), vasse), $25 Nom SAN FRANCIS 0, CALIFORNIa—T0 SalL ra mtively—The new, eujerior, fast et'ine copp red d copper-ta tened schooner JUSEVE HEWITT, Gauuiacenn ang the whole of hor reo engsved und coir ron bow'd, id weather p raitt ng,o: no Hen! oppor unity for auy omy ier acoommodations, and wi tes to be Jed abiy—the wv mber # engers for t neg to 00. Wx af which are s'ready @ ig 0d. ye ad. foot of Ho eevelt trowt, AN F¥ANC\S O CALIFORNUA—T UE CoPPERED ntened live ak #uap Morrison, Cap:ain J. Spa d- fer cargo Cuxager) will meek wih Uapiterr im being well arquatnted with the Paai con igment » ar IghE oF Duaagy far cabin and sucrnd eabia 2, East Five bed N&O! we "Boat h stroots I ISPATCH LINE FOR 84N FRANCISCO, 0 sLIFORNTA, —To raul on the 15h i at —The fae ling hark sONNE ADELF, Texe fitted up with Bi ub passeazers, No steerage poaeengers taken fe er ina ths ealeon, S100, fe An expeil-nced physio nn inher. For pactieu- SCHOEN & CO 82 well strents unter tho Sonmen’s Hank, C4 eens OVERLAND.- ORO MINING AND 7 t4D- ovly members g aptly to Eugenia. noxt aio aetiing TW. Bo. at 12 an “sharee soo NALIFOR NI DOUBLE, GUNS, with Ong H HaKnRt of ne arm) may bo mot with on very modorat: terma, at F. WALLER Sun Store and Stooune Gallery, (ifort long) 28 Broadway, ‘Trials con te hi Guns, &e., bought or taren in exchange. Clive revoiverr, sy. to Vera Sens, 4 Cape Morn, ational Hotei, 3 Usk stteat, cheap fr aah. "Hig ‘Uasted brake mosbaty nuper.oF Finn fv and vmpeuved pattern, ISB K HOPKINS. V1 NBY'S CALIFORNIA KUFLES—THE SUuSCRIBER offers for sale, in lote te urt purchasers 400 of the above known Kifles us d with eo mucn success by the Minsis ipl Krgiment, at the tatice ct Monterey and hucva Vises, ine om horroback oF on foot, nd ax rogards hua Ang. it te peculiarly adarted to that, coun ail Jerse. Caltornia adventurers should purchasing elsewhere, asic combin' Yer} Malt, ad ota be off rded. che ew use ISTOL BELTS AND HOLSTRNS FOR CAUlPORNIA.— All kinds of Fists, pai gand wolaters, Travelling Knapracts, ‘nite Seaeh Stings ko. made st the shoeteat notive oy BELL, 16 Fultom street, opposite Church street, OK DAILLING Bc uses and stores of woot or manufastares FB ALIFURNIA— UNITED STATES BP, PATTREN CAR. dines. Jenae’ and commen, copatee arceles for for ene by 1 SMI & (letii0. tenons bua. a ane ‘ate cautioned not te parchaes thos te imuitaldon ot my tent, a9 te jaw will be cnt:rved agavna ull persons sulPiuging mame = My machines are auld at 100 19! Water Hy. wt HAV ENWOORTH, WUnie 0 VBR AND GAL venized Iron Boater, all sizes suitable for Califvrnia in neste cf 2,3 ano 4 stowing inside ouoh ob er occupying the room, of one, A Dest of 4 emali lorte, from 9 to 12% fost h wil Fad oc ‘The fease ‘ak (Ay y Sy I Be wroden One lea and woistare have mo effoot; and th. ot leak or sak. “Manurvotured hy ma acd A _Novelty fren Wo 10 COMPANIES PRO’ EI EEDING (0 Caulr &N1A.—TAR sob crite r offers his rervices to wo wopaay provesding wo Calk fornia. having rended int at r gion acous 4 yours and ¥ montis, fod having teen enya ed in rurniog » laun’ on the Sa-raaout> in the coasting ‘rade. hy Peel amon n waiter. aud of We experience, ne is open nffer ive d in this oe ALIFORNIA DaGUBEREOTYPRS—PEas N8 ABOUT te Visit Cal fornia, and desirous to inave thelr tkenods with wt Mbere by resecr of new impro emouts aud adilitions *, fathful and trav hkecesses may be vbiained C tueir trier de, would oo well 10 call at DRAUY's, Proadw Mi Osi ANI TO /bitso 5 GING TO UALIFOMAIA VIA Chagree—Ti « passengers of the wark Marietta, hire be d sever tal mee tres theve wand, theough Meer. Joreph N. Sik ire who’ we tpi ctnted to aerange mate the agente of suid bark, Marietta in to aati foe V8, and th. Ho or eran rate fre ay fre rr) ‘wilt "Se card tow. & olue the: Rather Levy, deoeared. Laem rates ¥.75 William atrost ViNG AND BAIu Hack ptalal eabi 4 Poa 3a8, che wo the New Kugliad tel of Re vedwa) and ret. tie iaseterly wtatow Fires immotiately d sete iit te BaANT Laden) 25888, Ver, With all the moder: tg wade in tats Priew r eeien $1. Bre. y at 158 Franke D BLOTUN WHISKRY, BQUAL TO (WR VE_¥ nrket ras up in Piano FORTE FO« SALE th oct bath Breet (the ¥ Fehr Hlouee,) flsee fo oa terme, the fol owing aritces which are dourle Lorne eo Hug Prece with a co atteon d. with Hatures, snd rogew nat when row iendid hide, Two double barrelled Powliug Pie se, ‘Dwelding Pre ith bo? a rey weigh’ fev'eas eimuve whe are going vo the "Diggian” sul do Owe H AUB Vow CaLiFOuNIA~JUSt we RIVED, A ny OL per ie Movteh ale suitable to the Vatlfae Hon band Gum doen in pin joved out low for exah. Apply to « Riaromont, No. KS Juha strest, Also cham regee cider, any quanti bikis Pou 11VOR ‘ Site. ce™ GALA fs Lots to soir Pae , master, pois fa easy 1 10 complete order, | Company. “F1v0 select mon will bo admit¥yt toin day | DBS ALY ONS, At | AMUSUMENTS. RoaDwAaY THRATKK—& « MARSHALL Pauralm tor.—Benefit of + 1, Andrews—® arenes, Sen, Tér i oe ae Oo oNte RISTO tamoat xy le etal Monte-Cristo_ Co a £4 ache: Old Cait ‘ies Sot 7: Pornand, Mi the Greok. an Mons. Morrell, Mr. Wallack; ete, 5 conta, Family ree Beater Cal'ery V2he renta, Desie apen nt hat paar & Mise Di Cooke. Ti as a. To onne a eo Tesmop, ek Barton: Larry U' Bethe. Johnston; Pans y ais Misa Margin —D-veo ‘irele Ay Ciral We ane Moore open | Sin it d at at Big cloak olook. ‘Clarkes Manes, izaroom, Mr Niok- Miss Phillips the Roberts. To na fullowed ane ¢ ir ASHE Gam on AL tu her Nick noon: nega, Mie Ry or'e, Fo omelnde with she LADDER OF WAV P—-rebnosla, Me. Hollents Burm) nm, Mire Wary Gar cirole, § 'v,. Upper Boxes tog Pit loge. Doors open at 636 Ried ARSUM'S AMERICAN MU forn.ances, grey afternoon at 3, anc coluk Mr Hales. Niel Grant. tho. rxost and man living, boing over oight feet high avd weiching of a ton. “ite will bo gon at ail hours together with Wajar Cite Sige and Titania, the Fairy Queen, boih of whom are much smal er than General ‘tom, Phumb; ureat Western, ths Vane Come- Gian. The populer turlesque opors, The Sierp Walker, will be afternoon and evounr, Als engaced. and may be ine aver ing, a beauciful abd correot curved Jerusalem, as it now stands, wich every found on the pt a8 mary Admiesion, Bh oente ohildren. tween pri country, conelta of alt clases ‘The performaces neve Bestival cin ta ing the pe tame, The Twin Ponies, Damon and Py! hie talented the, be-atital danging Pony. Fighting Ponien, Deat pring aud Tame ete a the Flying Card, by Mr iL ogele : terse. man-bip by #3, 8. Gardner; Mr. W. Stout, Mastor Walter Avmag, Master Jone Bands and Master Maurioo Senda Olown, Jos Boxee 60 conte; Upper Cirole, 26 onata—childros half irformsnces oa Wednesday and Sar “. ALHALUA. 86 CANAL STREET, NEv« 4R DW av— Grand kxtra Afternoon performance to 41 So'oleck, troupe of Model ertiste wilt appear in some of their mie pleasi: g pioteres: atso tho Ethiopian Mouatain Singers 1m their Benga” the Grok Slave” by m neh im tho Rath”. re8 Graces,” Parquor WZ vvinelicau nifloent establishment is now open daily trom 136 till 4, and trom 636 tll 9, FM. The ball of exbiition is duied up ‘with and theicolleotion of living and birds 1 he iaryest ani most perfect in Aterioa.© A porformanoe ia giv 0 stench oxnibition, the Feats Ponies and Monkies. fora, Admission 25 cou fontionete $5. REWAKD—WATCH MOVs favrday evesing, oF to wom tht ofty, the fu ow FM atch, gold face: | W arch Hu by Jonn Jin & Ht Gold Caso ald fice, by Bee Morement Watch Movemer O% t wey ed. by" bringt ie, oF Kiving Latormation, jeag to ite rer fay to LOUIS ANKICG,. Jeweller & Silversmith 77 Chatham atroe Fs AOL on avisk atest onrner of Lalghty Wilt 4 no question asked JOUND- 1s FOURTERNTH sT (KET, A SHORT DISTANTE West of Uni + square, on -unduy ant, aftr wom tag ae: vice, «(Liv chia Pur Tiport ‘The owner cun havo the sane om apy icatisn at 1Y teaver a.rest, up stairs, by Daying the expoase ut ime rtiroment, AU On ON, G. AUCTION? KK. ELEGANT ROSEW 100, Mabeguay send Hiook waladliretentie ches Baeed, way, corner of Wall atreot, being the, balaucs of the ste kof Anirhed with wuld to clove up previous busineds Van anime Few Tse ne bovy ou Wed yeuday, an, 1", nt hall pase | higeny Rosewood aud Blast Furniture, of every vat iy, of ay wi on of dexter and hon-eks pres te re For particuiare reo Courier and Koquirer wud oate- whieh wil the dev of wale RCLAY BTREEC KEIDESCKE Al auctlin.—ase WONY J. BLEK: KBs wi | sell of partic anetion, on Phare day, Lith of January ext. a6 12 a: the Me-chon «Bx cLapre the va cable three otory brick « welling House and yr Kehack buniding.) Se rt Bouse 25 feet by about 54 Dien Try Couree.. Andt e while Louse tn excel ant order. $I, Cun Fern nd mortgage, if desired. Portersion can bu had 15m 3 ION Notl@—Ex igh Kober, ko , toing te nienced Diactior! farrier deal. in vel! wt auction, this cS 8 stock of an ex: pers. AC. Turtle v. at No 409 Broadway, | rity trade, OVGH AND GOYO, AU. TIONREAS.-PCRNITURE bar Fixtures, &o.—Thursdsy January 1, ation vot ox at the amie furuiturs of a family me wing te the ernty, eo: rist feat or bode, io ead, ca pth chairs, ‘tables, bureaus, looking glassen stoves. ersokerp, Kito'en furwiture, Qe; also, BF and fecurea H Do. 64 Beekman COUCH, COLDS, 4tkUMaTISe, wom Pervons who are afili. ved with either of the above complaints oan obtain immediate relief and certain cure by the Carroll's Medicated Vapor and Sulphur Baths, 354 Broadway. ‘These Baths havo boon in operation 1826; and have Towa Foone mendad he the Ares pleat ater ALLEY'’S MAGIVAL FAIN BALKACTUK.-TOB GEM tne artile: & never failing rumedy aeninet the wors. urna, Boalds, Khumatiems, Eryaipelsd broken breasta Sore Nipples &e. Aly gmat eras of are dangero nuine article apply at ropretors Broa vd ig tid x pacer BE AGE OF IM) ROVE | 2 portant dso.v rie of thie Inage Cige of gut tar’s Bul ww of Wila Che * crmes, what experience adopts and conficns, wut ail mon io all | Paces unite mm saying 1# good and vaiuanlo. tse no doubt. A Popular ty of this sort tlaes 1 snoiety 18 routs en deop and 9" Se | Bs time ohanet destroy st, ‘The sacoase « hinn has ded shi medicive ti re. gome the praiadio cated the tte, 4 Foo’ lea t0.1a season, eradicn ee the Gleweoee for wise 1s | commended. | eb? Apt. scans, of Tashore North Cen date of Febrosry 14, be has used D Repo my de ercing the puhiio pa ronage sisnd I, BU'T> on she rappor, Por als whuleg | and A 4 & D. Sands, i) Falcon at, ovr of Wi erik M3 Brovdway, renimas & 60 4 Freveher at; ‘teaby oranly uown throw certain cure for all diseaws ar tag Pet pons ‘ ay ayes betes » and nlso diveases brought on by exposure to 00 Rtmorrhere ae ague, neuralgia, Ro, vw fered. for aslo tm New York, by ory CHiAS. 1. RING, Oragsins, Broadway and Joun svrean, KR, KICHASDSON, hath CONSULTIN to the Now York College of Medicine and Pharmac; all nvcessas: to thom by addreesing Dr Richard Park place, and enclewing $10 "Tn all voob hanno a oere amarantend I fGLOVis io CONSULTED DUMING Tob evoning, at his office No Z Arn str et, (now those diMcult snd prorrected cesses of etionte dl Baftled the abil) yeveian Copevia, Celebs, psy ab the net 4 KALOM'S PRACTICAL PAlVATE TREATISE ON the vature, ptoms, be irre vonsequ: news, ro redien, Aud cure of the genital organs, including manturoation. s:riotare, Giecomeetovctubling venereai, (gives in ho cnet, Work ) "8. Ber nae ptnd to every ibdivigual ‘both sexes, This is tae only we. le ‘asela! work ow the caljest, written in a sae, the rer Cif @ for all medicines farunvully civen ; it 16 Lo cally usefal towrery one. im every place—Sth o Price$t, May bo had of the autnor, BX Gros iden five hy poat eh Re i it Tube and fdon to sos'ety. “A. gure warranted In WvOry Case. OF ne Cheap, i Cry ‘root is onde rH vas dl ties, lway; at the pul BB. Poterson, Ni