The New York Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1849, Page 3

x cles have given to them three months to uinjsh such “theates, Thieset requiresem exe: «1, tomeni et | EE ses es EE TT eaten ‘ite <ihiirs Troma such company “Yety Jabuary, ‘The present jeint stock companies mz¥ ¢Ome Under this act with the consent of three quarters of their stockholders. Charters under this set may extend thirty years. ALBANY AND WEST STOCKBRIDGE RAILROAD. A resolution was adopted that the Albany and West ‘Btockdridge Railroad give full information respecting ‘theit prices. As to pasrage there was little if any dif- Gerence made between going to New York or Boston. THE STATE LAW LIBRARY, Mr, Beesman, from the Joint Library Committee, Jeid.e@ bill before the House, providing that the law qlbrary belonging to the State, accumulated by the “Chancellor, shall be kept at Rochester, under charge of + ‘the Clerk of Memroe county—the city of Rochester to q@rovide « fire-proof building, and that the Regents of the U reity have power to examine and super- ‘wise the condition cf the legislative books—Roches- ‘ter to be accountable if the law library be destroyed ‘Dy fire. THE ROCHESTER RAILROAD. The Syraoure and Rochester Railroad bill was sdiscursed. No question was taken, when the House adjourned. THE DOUBLE HERALD. NOMCKE TO ADVERTISERS. ‘The firet double sheet of the New York Herald will he published to-morrow morni! and we beg to ‘state to business men of all kinds— merchants, shippers, Gobbers, marine and insurance companies, associations, Dookeollers, venders of medicines of all kinds, dry goods @ealers, fancy store keepers, and in fact all classes en- Waged in the diversified business of New York and the @djacent cities and towns— that we are prepared to re- oive their advertisements at our office,on the northwest ©ormer of Fulton and Nussan streets, te be inserted in thie double sheet, at fifty per cent less in price than those -which we publish in the inside of the single @heet—a reduction which is of the greatest importance to the business classes of this great city. Those ad- Mertisements will be displayed ins reasonable way, -@aloulated to attract the attention of the reader. Ad- wertisementes for thie sheet will be reccived till 12 #’clock to-night. A Modern Miracle.—ienin’s Spring Style ‘of Hats. which are miracles u! eiecsnoe, taste, higntuess and artis tie flulsh, but, what is bet er ran ali, they are miracles of cheap ier, being fully equal to the Lest five dellar hate ever made, gare yet sold at fou doliare, J. N. GANAN, 214 Broadway. California Firearms.—Joseph & Hart, 74 “Maiden lane importers mayuteruece and dealers in firearms, Meet cantig tian dinet veieneseeaaiee beatae 3Bfornia, to a superior article, exoressly adapted to that trade, “Rnown as Hall's Carbines ; loads at breech, oan bo fired 20 times (Je three minutes light iv woight, and warranted to shoot balls ‘BW yards, They are uied by the U.S army and navy, and highly ‘valued by them. ‘This arm car be used a6 a riflo or shot gun. 1t spoed only to be seen to insure its adoption. Gold Pens and Watches.—The Celebrated ‘Dismord Pointed Richelieu Gold Pens, acknow! 1d to be the “Pest in the world, together sith asp! ndid stock of Gold and Sil. “ver Watclies, for sale wholesale and retail. for cash, by J. ¥. Sa: wage, dr., 16Wall strest. Watches and Gold Pens repaired. Them Five Dollar Suits.—The Richest nt Jot, est. They consist of Cloth y Vests. If your means aro avill wich a tost; suit, juat give usa call, aud seo our Store, corner William and Beekman «“ Let every Man be fully persuaded in his own inind”—Romans l4ch o, 5th v.—That 0. B, CLARKE, Tailor, 116 Wiliam atreet, wil: give the most entire satisfaction to all jpernons requirin, der cxalrondy jo A suit of tine F r a Letra org rem $25 to $3 -Bvery other artioie equally low. Sacks, &c, &c, alwayson hand ow ating geodajestrecereia per late arrivals. Clothing, whether mado to o1 COMMHRCiAL AFFAIBS, MONEY MARKET. Sunday, March i11th—6 P. M. Notwithstanding the favorable complexion of the ‘mews from Eurepe, and the partial depletion of the Sub-Treatury, the stork market closod heavy yesterday. vand quotations for the fancies were with dificulty sus- tained. The principal cause of this is the position of ‘the money market, which is by no means #0 easy as -circumstences would warrant us im expecting. Loans on call can easily be made at seven per cent, and the ‘best business paper in the street is discounted at the f nine and twelve per cent per annut Se long ‘as this state of things exis‘s, so long will quotations for fancy stocks fluctuate from day to day without adva: cing much, and the market continue in a feverish con- tion. The season of the year, the probability of large @mouzts of gold coming trom Catifornia, the dei a n Europe for our stock securities and cur staple pro- duets, the reaction visible in every branch of industry and department of trade, the changes made in the government, and the administration of our public affairs by individuals of wore liberal principles than heir predecessors, ure all caiouin ed to give an impetus to epeculation in this couutry; speculation tempered, ‘we believe, with more judgment than those of previous Years, and less lisble to resuits similar to those which “Have heretofore attended similar movements. So long ‘a8 we bave @ proper Ind«pendent Treasury system, ‘here cannot by avy possibility be a very great infla- gion in prices or in credits. We need be under no ap- prehension that an expansion of bank crodit, similar ‘to that of 1836 and 1837, will occur, so long as the gov- “ernment holds in its hands the power delegated by tho epecie provisions of the Independent Treasury act. A moderate modification of the ac?, agit now stands, ‘would not remove this checX upon the movements of our benking institutions; and we bave no doubt the mew Secretary of the (reasury will point out to Con- grers such alterations as his experience up to the commencement of the next session may dictate. in the mesntime, the present system will, undoubtedly, be administerod with a view to relieve itof its most odious and restriotive features, and its defects done away with @smuohes possible. {bis the commercial community expect; but we want more consistency in the operation ‘of this meacure than characterised the course pursued dy Mr. Walker. A strict enforcement of the most rigid provisions of the act at one time, and a complete wbandonment of them at another, may be well calou- fated so promote the lotorests of certain parties, but (they are injurious to the community generally, and ‘bave created a prejucice against the system, and an ‘Opposition to its exietence, which cannot be easily re- moved. ‘The tariff isa secofMary affair, compared with the financial policy of the government, Certain olasres ‘exe UireOHY and decply interested in the commercial policy of the coun:ry; but c¥éfy ons, no matter what may be his profession or occopation, is directly inte- sested in the system by which the public floances are Fegulated; as prices jor everything we eat, drink, ‘and wear, depend so mach upom the state of the our- qgerey, and the currency depen 0 much upon the position of the governm-nt and the banks, that unless proper checks are exercised, we shall be subjected, as heretofore, to the most ruinous expansions and con- ‘tractions, and the most enormous speculations and re- vulsions, which will baukrupt thousands, who might otherwise have steadiiy pursued their legitimate oc- cupetions, lowly ucoamalated fortunes. We are informed that the People’s Bank, of Pater- Son, N. J., does not rezeem its bills in depreciated coim for the want of other specie but because Spanish qaar- ters ond English sovereigns have always been received rand paid out at par, and as they are much in circula- “elon in that vicinity, there has not been, except in one Or two instances, any objection to take them. “The annexed comparative statement exhibits the ‘quotations for the principal securities in this market, dor each day of the past week, and at the close of the ‘week previous. There bas been no materisi variation, Aut prices have been steadily settling dow: ‘Quotartons ron fuioviren Stoves in THe Naw ‘ nt Ti Twit tok Mok Mie ‘60.110 - =- — om tie ea wey oe — 02 = We — fox ‘toy, = =" 46" Km 46 #2 oy = ‘Reading Ls 5 oem BS Bo uderwmon & Worcester Ss 35 SS HS Erie Reilrosd, ofd,,,. 59) . & = a ee Gn oN m | 98 92 (le 65 oe pid Fl bs 1 ‘Canal i hoy wid Fiori American Mu Oe MK Acowpatison of prices curreat at the olos# of the qoarket yesterday with thoewr ig &! the close of the Previous Week, exhibits s dectiaw 10 Ureasury votes of X per cont; Erle Ratirond, % ; Mariom, 1; Li I-land, %; Farmers Loan, %; Craton Ce 1%; Onto ope goon Pennsvivenia Sa 1: Reading Rall. road. 3¢ ; Morris Canal, 3; North Americse Trust, 1 ‘Var stockholders of the North American Trust Com- pany are mo “Dg On effort to close up the affairsof that concern. The amo~'®* of cash assets in the hands of the receiver is about $1,700,ov. It is proposed to give the Doudholders $1,000,000 in full ror their claine, leaving the balanc d all the other assets te the stookhol |: rs. ‘This offer has not been accepted or refused, bu’ ‘he agent of the bondholders asks if the etcckholder- will not give $1,200.00, amd an interest in the remaining assets. This is not a direct proposition, conseq uvutly canno: be acted upom by the stockholders; bu; it is probable some compromise will soom be made. The quantity and value of domestic cotton goods exported from Boston in the month ef February, 1849, and the value of shipments to each place, with the ag- gregate for January, were as annexed:— Suirmsnts oF Domxstic Oe oo rv Boston, Value. 8 and Cases, +2236 To East Indies. . Rio Grand Tv way iDaY NIaar, ON LEAVING THE TABSR- yr racelet. ‘The finder will be suitabiy re “Wr MAY, 1 Beaver street, up scaira = -ONB DOLLARS, IN novel to have beon drop. Musca, é a Soden ig ly rowarded by” rovurn.... *¢ 4 4 8 Baxter, 119 ANTED—-AN EXPEXIENCED BAR-KESPER—UN- doubted references rqui \drees SI. A., Beruid office ANTED—A SI'U ATION BY 4\RES?EOTABLB YOUNG Women, ae (hamberma d, or todo the ganerti housework of ® smsil family, Ta gooc washer aud ireser, has no objection togointo the country, Best city reforence can be given, be seon eet for ti hal sTION Teh eatnmenmie ote seek onaeek oe a8 of to ous work, emaall private family "No objection to go a short distance la the Best of city refe jivem from ber last place. A at'No-ic Pearl treet, "Gan be seen or twouare, ee APP ANTED—A SITUATION au HAMGERMaly IN A ‘reepootable family, by a young German gir, Inquire ay 128 Leonard street. NT TUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTASLE PA ae ‘ne to coob, wash ard iroa—the other as atzemald and ‘The moss unexo-ptionnd'e refereves ver. ‘as te character and capability, Please call at Ne. 670 Greeawich atiect. Total for February. . Total for January. . Total since January 1. Same time last year. . It appears by this that there has been an increase in quantity and a deorease in value, compared with last year. The probability is that the shipments this sea. son have been goods of coarser or lower priced manu- facture. Rumors are current ip the interior of Georgia,affect_ ing the standing of the Bank of the State of Georgia td branches. They are supposed to have grown out of the refusal of the mother bank and its agency at Macon to receive or exchange the Nothera bank notes indiscriminately for the bills of the branches at Eaton- ton, Washington, and Athens; or to receive thei deposit from all other banks. It is affirmed that this system could not be carried out fully unless the coin from the branches were removed to the mother bank a; Savannah. The receipts and expenditures of the Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad Cowpeny for the year 1848 were, according to returms made to the Secretary of State, ar annexed:— Sararoca anv Scuengctapy Raitroan, 1848 $33,618 a 5,684 6: 1412 43, + 2647 62 Total receipts. ....... ee eeseseess «$43,203 00 Expenditures for repairing and running TOAD eee eee eee cee ere eecseeeenee 27116 02 Not revenue, 1848..........0665 ++ + 6$16,146 98 The receipts for 1847, amounting to $13,755 95. were appropriated to relaying the track. Cost of construc- tion to January 1, 1848, $300,000. Expended in 1848 for new superstructure, $31,036 37. Total cost, Janu- ary 1, 1849, $881,036 37. Number of locomotives, 2; parsenger cars.4; freight cars, 6, Milesrun by passenger and freight trains, 25,423. Average number of men employed, 30. Length of road from Schonectady to Saratogs Springs, 22 miles. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported fron-this port for the week end- ing the 6th inst, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each country. Commence or tHe Port ov New Yorx.—Weekiy Exronts, To Liverpool —886 bbis flour, 295 do. pork, 403 do. Tosin, 20 do. tongues, 23,588 bushels corn, 80 gallons whale oil. 915 do. sperm oil, § casks nutmegs, 56 303 lbs. lard, 7,482 do clover seed, 8515 do. cheese, 237,888 do bams, 4,000 do. mfd. tobacco, 21 tons camwood, 806 cares clocks. 5.080 staves To London.—1.681 bbls flour, 1,834 do. pork, 1,492 79 cases clocks, 4 do oil do. turpentine, 100 do rosin, Peppermint, 31694 galls aperm ofl, 24.767 Ibs chense, QB71T a do hems, 22,356 do. lard, sale of old iron, il cake, 272,766 21,000 staves. 846 oara and handepixes. Vo Newcastle —2Q bbls floar, 692 do Sag tiated £62 do pork. 100 de beef. 492 tierces beef, bags pont. 11,594 Ibs. lard, 18,023 do. hams, 635 do, mfd. to- coo. To Glasgow.—400 bbls. tar, 600 do. rosin, 120 do. tar- pontine, 65 do. beef, 2,108 bushels corn, 10 tierces rice, 66.690 1be hams, To Hare.— 89 bbls. potash, 19 do. jewellers’ aches, 8 cases Vanilla beans. 10 bales jalap, 25 oeroons bark, 168 bage quer bark. 1046 lbs hams, 2.861 do. beeswax, 87,665 do. lard, 15,091 do. whalebone, 112 loge and 148 oars, To Other Ports in France.—16 tierces ric 26,000 staves. To Holland —160 bbls tar, 200 do. rosin, 3,500 staves, 8 tons lignumvitw, and 61 bags pimento, To Spain.— 35.000 staves To Buenos Ayres —878 bbls flour, 400 do. American rum, 419 do rice, 309 do, starch, 1¢0 tierces rice, 09 boxes starch, 200 Pepper, 20 packazes mestios, 1 do. rilks, 282 cases tea 300 bates wick, 200 bund! twine, aud 89 003 :bs refined sug: To Venezucla—110 bales domestics, and 21 M. Ha- vans regats To New Grenade ~-100 bbls flour, 10 de. ale, 280 do. paval stores, 120 haif bbls flour. 3 half pipes foreign brandy. 1 quarter pipe do , 247 paokages Go. domestics, 1.062 demijobns. 40 casks mails, 806 boxes tallow candles, 164 k r, 10 bags pepper, 2 cases es osuaburgs, 4 cases beef, 860 400 boxes herring, 2411 pounds lard, 1,934 blavkets, age. To St Domingo —121 bbls. flour, 60 bbls. boxes soap, 20 boxes sperm candles, 10 casks uaile, 10 bags pepper, pounds cheese, 1.097 'bs. hams, 4,981 Ibs. refined suzer, 15140 ibs. eh, 6 Bhds, tobacco and 21 packages do- mestion. To Spanish West Indie: Pork, 2 bbls, rice, 61 tierees rice. 100 boxes aperm candles. 50 cases clder, 50 kege white lend, 4,204 Ibs. Jard, 9,803 Ibs. fish, and 46 U0 hoops. To Duich West Indies.—421 bbls. flour. 60 bbls. rye flour, 26 bbis. rice, 88 bbis beef,6 bbls. pork, 29 bbis. tread, 600 boxes soap. 6 boxes sperm o taliow camdirs, 8.421 lbs. lard. 4 436 lb-. fish. 2 123 lbs, cheese, 2.817 ibs. butter, 3.415 lbs. manufactured to- bacco, 1.560 Ibs. refined suger, 1,6501bs, hams and 15 pach ages domentios, To British West Indie meul. 27 bbis. pork. 87 bb! bread. 60 bbis. mackerel, 100 haif bbis, flour, 200 boxes soap, 400 boxes tallow candies, 6 coils cotdage, 308 eis corn. 6 734 lbs. lard, 1 118 Ibs. cheese, 857 ‘lbs. factured tobacco, 3976 Ibe. butter, 701 heme, 0 Ibs. codfish 3hhds. tobacco, 477 gallons whale 856 bbis. flour, 100 bbls. beef, 14 bais. rice, 70 bbls. wv oi) and 12.600 feet jamber. To tronduras.— 60 dbia. flour, 112 bbls. pork, 81 bbls, mackerel, 20 bbls. bread 8 bbls. rice, 4 bbls. beef, 60 half bbis. flour, 12 tierces rice, 19 packages domestics, 14 cares crapex, 26 boxes soap. 16 boxes sperm candies, 110 boxes tallow candles. 6.440 Ibg. dey flab. 1.096 Ibs. Dutrer, 811 Ibs, cheese, 918 1bs hams, 1,761 lbs. Mus- covado augur, 2,046 Ibe. reflned sucar, The movements in breadstuffs during the past week were more active than for some time previous, The shipments of flour amounted to 4,368 barrels, of which 2.617 barrels went to Grert Britain; and of corp, to 26,696 bushels, of whioh 23,688 bushels went to Kng- land. The exportation of breadstuffs, fromthis country to Great Britain and Ireland, since the Ist of Septem- ter last up to the latest dates this year, has largely exceeded that of the same season tho previous year, as will be seen by the annexed statement :— Siurmxyts or Breapsturrs ro Gaxar Bairars amp IRELAND, Flour, Corn Mealy Wheat, _Corm ‘To Intent datee, 1849. rao" Be gt Mikes Witold Intent Bs A f aan acinus Talo BIOS aera Increase, 1249, 673.534 — 711.980 0 Decrease, 1443 - - -half of the aggregate exportation has been shipped from this port. The probability is that as the season advances, the comparison will exhibit a rosult more favorsble for this year, Returns from the principal receiving points in the interior give the moat flattering accounts of the supplies of graia acou- mulating for tramsportation upon the resamption of navigation on the western canals. The receipts thus far tor the ceason exceed any thing previously known. At Chicago, om the Ist of February, there were nearly talf @ mition burhels of wheat ready to go forward ; at the perce of Wirconsia. there will be upon the opsn- ing ¢f mavigat'on more than one million of bushels of wheat. We bave no doubt there will be at least cight millon bes! f wheat stored at the different points ov the western lakes, ready to go forward immediately upon the opening of the season. ‘This will give activi: ty tor business in those sections, and the receipt of euch on immense quantity of grain, at the seaboard: ports, must tend to deprrojate the market value of all kings of breadstufe. Vory little of the surplus of iast Jeat's crop came forward before the close of naviga- ou, and the probability is that, throughout the ap- proaching sesson of pavigation, the receipts will be exceedingly Jarge, In the absence of s foreign de- mand of any importance, we see no reason why prices thovld not rule lower than they have been for several years ————— WHT ECM RIVED ON VEY MVE NATORRLANDS Ww semoved frum 80 44 Broad street, tu No. 24 xchange OVal.—WakDWAKE aND cUTLI » & ren have removed their atore fro No, 20 Clu otteot, np stairs, STEN- Tobu sixeet, ta roceries, 20 | (‘NTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A “Ttuation es iedy's, Mala ahd Bumpstreen understands dress: Lar oy bair dressing. ‘erence; city re" ease ad. ‘Tompkins merkst dees No. 8 Hall place, opposi © 34 bor. WW ANTRD-ARITOATION, BY 4 RESPE T.BLE AND ooxl recommended girl, to do house or obamber work: bas wvoral years in this country. and can produce the beat of eats anes covnrteeee on ANTED-—BY A YOUNG N, A SITUATION AS POR- ter in a store, or Waiter in poctable fami'y, or to drive horse and wag~r, ag he is well acquainted with city, and will make himeeif rally useful. ‘beat of city reference as ‘to honesty and sobriety, A line addressed to J, D. R., at this office, for three days. A COMPEIE\T YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION as Cook, of to do genoral housework; Sho is an excollent wa berand ironer. Enxjuire at 191 Mott stroet, fourth story. Good referer ces giver SITUATION WANTED—BY A KES¢ECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, who is a first rate Cook, ‘and Ironer. The beatof city references can bo given Please call at No. 277 W ost teenth street, between the Ninth and Tenth avenues, on the ‘second floor, A‘ Sierunsoes maces Wien Sewer Pile o address Diftren| tin. thie of ‘ET NUASB—A BEALTHY, RESP RCTABLE ¥‘ a marred womar {vdosrous of obtaining « situation In & rerpectable frmily, as Wet Nurse. Apply at Mrs, Fitagerald’s, at the corner of Seventh aveuue and Thirty-seound street” ‘The best of reforer ce will be piven, SPEOIAL NOTICES. 0, D.—UNITED BROTARKS’ LOOGR eabora of the abeve Ledgo are invited to U next regular meoting, thie evening, March 12, to reooive a report fs committee om aa important amendment io the by lowe Soun T. Writines, We Ar SOHN ADAMS, Boo B DAVID DAY, AND ELIZA, HIS WiFi of to thle advantage, By calling at the Brides, at va ® Consulate, 80 Barclay street. OTICE.— THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIUNED against trading for or nogotiating the following notes, Monerevibot $047 20 oye Magen eh oD, Bide peas interes Sa don Joly TH thas, with 7 por cont fnsooet? due duly jue 17, 1849, with 7 per cent interest: $2 445, d roiaber 17, 1680, with 7 per sent interoet $780, dae June 1547. 1801, with 7 per cont interest, the consideration for which the notes wore given boing invalid. on the Bonds this Ci issued under dato of 18th stant, bi up ‘To offord all Stockholders an op} tive convertible at holders who Hw RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.—LOAN.—NO. ‘tice is heroby given ‘that $528,000 of the Loan g Prsrec: by proposals 20 ie considered eubsorij ‘and bo lost to the v8 to that date inclusive, perevns now holding y may subscribe fer Bonds to the amount of their f down 8 per cent whim rocaite will be given to the original preciptive rest and on the same Tospocta that wore given to takers of Bonds on Bliss ot ¢ loeGaisunt itl Ce ellns oreo ee olders of « leas amous' lowed to nequite tranafez, to malo up enough for a Bond. es ; ig he rato is par fur bear even per cont interest, $0155 er cont for Bonds boariag atx por ceub both convertible Within five y ars from their date into the stock of the Company, Secording to tte amount aorualy pald for trem, tn amounts pot as of ‘Agents may apply for Bonds for Stockholders, deve th te Luceguemete sad the Compa breary, ‘cmniiesion of one per cont. J. M. ‘Treasurer. B—The above notice supersedes thojadvortisement issued rday on this subjeot, which was unavoidably drawn up in 1, ad was published with somo ty pographical errors. low York, March lat. 149. GTA 1EN, ISLAND FERRY.—LEAVE NEW YORK AT9, 11, 3, 4 and 6 o'clock. Leave ;Vanderbitt's Landing at 4, 10.1, 3anq 5 o'clock. the proposals of the 13 a0 N AUC IONS. eens BY 24008s PLATT, B18 Day, HARDWARE. ALSO, 100 deren saws, for account of underwriters. in lots to sult pur. chasers torcash. Also, table knives a1 Frenoh fancy goods, 100 goldand silv:r watches Jewolry.— Jacob 8. Platt will so.) this day, at 10 ‘at te Anctfon Room, 28 Piatt at, also, fine Govhis tea'trars, a waiters in rote plated ornd.oaticks brishes of ail kinds aah pany knote, chisel handles bod castory, pad wad knob Ines. Jupanod and lush bolts, backesmmen boars, brass candlesticks, looting ssrazorshammernbells,brace and b ta,We Al-o,st ol pan acta, O'pe percussion pistols, quns,tape measures, Also,5W0 doxem kaives aud forks, amovg which are ivory, fino sel tp. sg, &o, with des-crte ard carvers to maton, Also, lsrge assortment of pon, Pooket, and dirk knives, gnited to the Southern and Western markets, 8c. Also, valuable old wai ho alo ef which will comutence at 12 o'clock, consisting of levers, anchors Lapi: c8, doublo time, &c., with warranted 15 carat fine go!d oxées, somo of which aro cf splendid atylo ard finieh, and ‘he atteation of those wishirg a goed time Kooper i directed to the same, Also, 60 vatcbor, ninety second hand, for agvount of a pawnbroker, Y JACOB 8. FLATT —L. G. CARRINGTON. id Gold J Rerman and id city mace oot. a9 above, 8. at 23 Plate street, v ice of god and silver ‘watcher, some of which arvof very high cost, and the attention of thore wishing @ good warian od timo-bceper. is direated to the me, a8 they vil be sold merely to acsommodate. Also, a tity of second hond wat ud_ 100 lots gold § M ¥cCO; MICK, AUCTIONEE ..—HOUSE FURNISHING Artioes &e.— Tue day, a 1 o'clock. at No. 7¥ atharino eticet, will bo gola a1 t] Wao, Willow Wai sortment of Dolls, 5 in the storo, consisting of Tin Woosen Waro, Britannia Ware, a large as- ys. utlery, Clase Cases, Counters, tec, CLOTHING. ‘OTIC E10 GENTS —NOW IS THB TIME TO HAVE YOUR Frock and Dress Coats closned aud epnir-d tor 6; pante 39; a9 it isnow tme to loave off overooa:s, by having them clean: ed.and haxdacinely proseod to look equal to wow, you orn save many dollars by calling or sending a note to No. & Marry. et beer Broadway. A. CORTIS803. N, B.—No steam or dirag 'e coloring used 10 TH PUBLIC.—MADAM& NBWSTADr TAKES THIS method of informing hor friands and cho public in genecal, that she is now d to reocive orders for ombroidory in silks, worsteds, gold and elvor, togethor with fancy needlo werk in ali ite verious branches, at hor rewivence, No. 2. fompeon al, where oll orders will bo thankfully re romptly at'énded to, 1ia8 aod stasons’ Aproas Tat the shortest notice. Madame Newstade returan her sincore thanks for the kind und literal patronage bostowed upon her einco her retun from Europe, aud hopes fora con tinwance of the samo. N.@ — Instructions given t> young, ladios In the art, oF reasonable terms Fine Snirts mado to ordar ORSETS DE PARIS, NEW PATTERNS -LAUBST FAS‘ ion adopted at Paris among the most fashi>, able lasics, m_re comfortal groceful to th: form, ae well as for the Iterty they affoad in the movements of tne pornym who makos use of them. Te be had ovly of Madame Prospere, 54 anal t, up «tire, near way. N. 8.—The Indios will find a comfortable for nursing, newly arrived from very modornte price, IVE 84 ARGS OF + AGLE LINE TOW BOAT al Goat, in go: order, will be disposed of, or approved papir. Al. 1M! fathoma 134 cable, and avoburs, and chains #ocon landed, of various s:z8, J. BALL, 19 * ont st., and 27 South st, FS SAUE—LEASE OF STOR AND STOUK OF GOODs for rals— the most de able locations in the eity of Now Vurk for the reall dry soos" ainean The acore is fits upto the most modern atyic, with a -a90 for three voare from the of May next, Itiaen exoellen: opportunity for any person to commence the ) or farther information, in- No. 21 Cathari first w haustible suppiy of pure soft water. The cot ages are large, in- tended fur two familics, snd plearsntly situated on the turnpike roed For almost any manutacturing busipess, the ‘das great advantages, from its su RerBotog wit rei x Dees, of pure water, and in two hours ride of the elty by the New York nad OF pri iog and torms, apply tov. f i, on the property, oF to, DAIGHT, HaLSRY & Uo., No. New Baven rails KEW. 170 Water atreot. MISCELLANWOUS, “A GOOD OFPO-TUNITY TOR A CRRSON WISHING TO Soa the Grocery Business.—The old eatadlished Store, corner of Ureenwioh ane ‘Charlee surceta, to lots the per Sooupyicg wishing vo sell out, and woud give powemion fiame: diately. ay of belt in sumcesiegt house to let Ly st QUALI 1d plas ME A* D M’LLE VAUCHER, PoINCIPALS OF TAB French Boarding and Day: No. «9 Murray street, Tespoottully informe the poronts and gua/ dia. of tsi pupils, a6 olvo therr friends and the pubic, tat 19 le not their iateatiou, as it haa been reported, giviug up treir establishinent ; they only ‘wzTl pomuve it, on the let next, to No, 27 Warr: where 10w ond ber tor acomnmodations will enable the: geivoan additional sumber of young iadies Tho: ud leave to pay, that, altbourh tre be tho Ten 4 ‘|i ts'et'oncbook the Bogdieh depart owriee neslected, and ) wads the oksrge of a OaL—1 AM LISCBAKGING, BVauY DsY THIS WEEK, [Jad nn ee end aitvusing at those low eo ve prkeo—Net Shree OLE STO se cor. ng and Gevonwich ot, HZ ROWLING COURT OF THE KAUKET COURT Ruildings, 606 Broxdway. directly opposite Latavette tat, Ga has been thrown v7 GENTLAMAN, RECENTLY ARRIVED FROW FRANCE, with & five assortoront of Bronze and Shel! Goode from one Of tho best manufacturers, ‘to exchange them for a five farm; ll oom rituated pear evme iavkes ity, For partioulars, Ayply av aL Bouth W ivinm etent dat oor, 5 6” EGEH PROBES BkaNbY—LANDING, aT IRR No.5 figez Tete boro, Beaty tris Ohawe tnate oe he Bees Gena cr trundien, of dittront vintages “Ia be. sc, and te Feibetades tg HART LEGER 1) Wal en. nn ar” «CSEMENTS, (\HANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LaTe ChaTHau— C Mone: pile Marca 12, will yp} the V LUAGk THSATRE, CHAMGBGS ST&BET.—MOVDAY Maroh 12, will be layed DUMBEY & SON—Mr. POANIOMMmuod Beauchamp, Mr. MoFaclaad: Vola ge Lone; Mr. Canker, Heedordan; Major Joe Gapstoak, op. Mr, Booth; ran F Mim isherweed Tote “proced 1 by YOUS Lives in Gane lus, ae. Binion: Mr. Meare Jack R—John Strong, Mr. tous Lanedorf, Bob, a wood After which, SEASHER AND CRASURE— Mr. Slasher, 3 eee Mr. W.B. Chapman: Mr. Mr. Dawes, Mre. Isher. pee. 't. oonolude porte So congnete mi, tbo DESSETED ee O THE Man ory NERVE: we ir. Pardey, we: je Tournay, Pe a a ly Beach, Ura, weed; Ji ). Mine B. Boxes 260; Pit 12}¢0. Doors ‘aad open he Celock—cartain will r've at 76 nee ROADWAY C! BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE—MONDAY EV Bre ode cemiaa Genus in, tas caw and oaneta ts M ing, March 12; te commenco with the GURENSSUAT FATE horse Entree. 8) of Hercules by Messrs. Stout ana tanking | —Ciles Fairland, Mr. Holland; Lord Leatherhead. Mr. N' " Four horse Act, by Mr. W. Ftout, ihe tabling Ponies, ‘Master Mau- | Countess Roe Mies Om After which. WHO 8?! rice Saxds will appearin a not. whole te conclude, | FIRS1—Capt. Charles, Mr. at ‘Mrs. Militant, Miss Clarke, for the tenth tine the burlesque en: | After which, YOUR LIFES IN DANGRR—Jonm “. titled, TAB TONY RACES OR UNION (A- | Hollen penny Mise Mary Gannon. To concluie with HERO TURE—Mow, Mr. H, Gardner, Widdy MeGowan, Ur. Pentland; AND LEANDER—Leander, Mise Vary Sennen: Suleyman 4gha pny ry rr gh MO Mite Nichoese: Dery Jones Mr Arnolds “Arathor, ae Nice’ e are ae B. 472 SROADWAY, BETWEEN | < ~~~ en oT eummenes ah 14, reambini HA, ALL, A. , wie eat i - M nigh RS. FRANCES KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ, THIS weak. Thoonginal ten gel tbwe Gaus Se RB bree a Teich lc alee aan wie Resta hare, croc ie pa Tn Cn A the Astor Heuse, the Union Hotelat Mr. Francis’ & Mr. Crow: sn Uh aten en's took store, Price $1. ; ie aritenoee ee cuneate aa 4RNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—ENTIRE cHaNgror : joveitics: ounces, overy aftorneon at: base fest peuslres woy evening at Tig s'locks” the Mantger Bas teqmied omens at matrepelia, ava.con tinue 40 be, Konderful cutiolty tn existence —a Female welzning GX) poundy avd highly respectable measuring seven feet round the waist! 31 inches around the Wwidenovof their superior merit and at. | This remaxkable lady is much more of s curiosity than the re nave tha hoses etinereawelng ewned Daniel Lambert. Sho may be soon at all hours, with ‘Al "Molodiea, Burlesque Operats ‘tania, the Fal . Tho celebrated Leo Family; the actetien natea tas ta creat Fiyuilibrists utorn Jugslers, have alo boon oneaged, umereus imitators,” but “ not with the eame need. Pot Mr. Ciapaian, Mr. Copeland, Miss oulte” that have crowned the efforte of this“ ay" and “ini- | West, Mra, Monell, Mrs. Averill, 10 Living Ourang Ontang, iitable’ company, who challenge competition in every depart: ment of Bthlopian ropresenrationn, ‘The company cone the whsle ct my Seep ige mit | sereatity end uumequ imisolon 35 conta. Children under 10, half prios. Doors spon st7—Concort will commen ry foncert op Saturday, con mor olng 'RE—A a Irish comedis eiaibar vik topeee’ ts socio lifue, the Irish comedian and vocalist, will appear in conjunc tion with Mr. Placide,, in afavoriie Drama and Faroe, Ro, ko. ‘The box book fe now open MARY GANNON RGSPECT- ‘and the publi first every even ven o'oloog, at Novae Breedw ._Admiselon, Se ; children, 2e, OWNESEND AND ORK'S MAMMOTH PANORAMAS OF the Hudson River and the olty of mow York, now on exbibi- it the New Largo Hall, fit‘ed up expressly for those aint No. 396 Broadway, corner of Walker atroet. Doors spon Panor:ma will commence moving at 8 o'clock, Tickets, 5) mis; children half price. Tiokote admitting a gentleman and two Indies. $1. There will be an Afternoon Exhibition on Wednesdays tion ing and Saturdays at So'clock, for the aceommod: ie Fe Kchcols, aud’ those who ‘cannot make it convenient to seasd ax i a al eels | Pager’ BY THEOPHILUS FISKE—M2. FISKE WILL deviver a lecture. this (Monday) even: 9 Coliseum, ia me, Broadway, upon Electrical Paycnolegy, after which a variety of astonishing experimonte will ve erformed. eee CALIFORNIA, POR VaNcouvans Istanp, san FRaNcis0G, ace, ‘The British steamship UNICORN, 650 tons ourthen, qilleall from Jersoy City on or about With day of Maceke oeeeem Willen PRice or PASSAGE. ft Bor Rio Javeiro noe, In steorage, wo, Aid vessel Bivowaito. 3 Brealey’ re, lergol jow last April—isnow undergoing ® thorongh Toft, and Yery comfortable aud well ventilated, wns Ane M00ENE® will be Sur BELENA, FOR CALIFORN! of citizens om board the tow by it Samson, Daniel C. Penta, Req, Alderman Edmund Fitagerald was called a ) on motion of to the chair, and Bamuel Bushuel and Gorge Koarne: 4:—Rewoli tality exbibieed by Mosers. Natha lal S and Gaorue / the friends of the pasaongers on board the ip Henge cur warmest commendation. Resolved, Thet ou fide: ce ip the intelligeroe and character of the passengers, and the sailing qualtioe of the Helens and her able commander, Capt. Lond, affords us the strongest sssurance of tacie safety ® pailty and we sincerely hove, thay may realise, in their thew bomos, their most sanguine cx, tations, DMUND FITZGERALD, } Seoretaris, Pamuen Busur Groxcr Kxanngy, OR SAN FRANCISCO—TO SalL ON TUESDAY, 18TH inst—Tho A 1 barque CLARISSA, being now ready for s0%, ‘will eatlas above. can be acoommod sted in th JESSUP & FOX, OR BAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA DIRECT, Via THR Btraite of Magellan, the now and substantial steamship HU- RON, « apt, Abm. Banker, of 240) tous burthea, 3 yoars old, builtin fori of the best, rial, copper fastoned, and newly coppered, te erie, and wil postivep aullon ot shoe tresbetoratersh ase eervice, and will pomtively sail on saloon and cabip’ will be hwo dsomely furnished for cave and nt to fort; and a more /pportul derirous of cape to California, rtd shares of stock, at $600 eac of enoh eniare will be entitled to his pamnes to San Fran ‘soo, and his equal undivited share of the ship, and all appurtenances thereto belonging, and of the prifite and carnings:f said ship, after her arrival at sao Francisco. Each share of stook will made transferable Ap eck is taken: Yor pertioulsee apply AUSTIN Wanine, en. m wal A 8, No.8 South stroct, up stairs. OR 8AN FRANCISCO, CALALORNI4.—THE FAST SAL. ~ ing newly coppored bark MAGDALA, Captain walter K, Crovay, pow soading. and will sail on or before the 20th inn Lelonging to the Sacramontp Mining and Aasaying A:400 Thrve adéitional membors Will bo ndmitied into the association, and three passer gers will be thken. ‘fhe associa ion will hold an a journed meeting this afternorn, at 23 o'cloce, an board of the tk Magdala, lying at Cicr 27. Bast Wiver. An experienced phy- ngaged, and belonging to the association. viciun L OR SaN F&ANCI3.0 aND SUT(EW'S POAT —TUR Ivew Balmer supper brie ORBIT, Guaning. master, wil po sively sail on the 20ch March. A be taken i» the cabin—faro $150—and ht Arply on toard, foot of Maiden lane. ar to J”«.VaN BUNT, a J.B. MURRAY, 12 Old Slip, sue SAMOSET, FOR CALIFORNIA, Thoredsy, the 16a insane. Pascen WILL Salt ON : ge lease eend Gown their freight aud extra lugsace, tat it bbe exoludnd, Bile lading must be sent to tho office for manavure. A fow more Pars: ngere can be haxdsomely accommodated, if immediate appit- cation ip made, Apply to E.B SUTTON, 119 Wall, cor. South st. JNO. UGDEN, 116 Wall xt, OR SAN FRAN: 18:0.—THB A LCLIPOR« BULLE SAP SUSAN U. OWENS, 780 tons burden, and wil positively sail ‘speot the heet vessel up fi tken Vaart Fir of amining terms, which are moet advantageous, spp y to Tl. P. TOWN SEND, 195 Nasauu at PO! fAliPoants, Via TEXAS ANv THE REP acld regious of the Gilaand Joaquin. ‘The 3d Divi Carson Arsocistion se now forming, and will aart for tt te om the 224 Sunt, Bntir exvgee of Joures mths surplus provisions per mi ‘oe ORD 1» of the favorite two mules, and 3 110. Full perticalaes xiven HOUGS, Jr. t froatat, ON BER PASSE*GER THAIN FOR CAULS9RNIA— Overland by the South Fass— Tos und eag.od propore ve h a train of wagons cxprossly for tho travepstuation of iformin, in add: merchandise train, as carly in the spring ‘as practic great number of applications made w wa for tran:p. above ha» detera ined us to fit out » train excluavely for passer ors. Kliptio spring wagons, covered and fitted up comivrtably OF Careyibg 8X passengers cach, will be provided. Pricy of pss. sone, inoludivg rations the day tho train starte, $200 100 108, of Daggene will bo allowod eau aire baggage, 2 conta ‘one half tho passage m All_be requ of slyning the contract For ‘ui tion o.. address the und mext onsaing. at St Louts after that da TURNER & ALLEN, 82 Second strsot. mais, Mo, EW YORK BMPINE MINING ASSOCIATION —THE brig ROBERT, bolongig to this Ass ciatios the Gustom House tl is day. Thove der! U e ABsOC! ior, should doro immediately, as the wi be detained. Api lieation te be made to the Captain on board, foot of Clinton street, Boat River D3 & SPECIAL MEETING ‘OTIGR—CALIFORSIA Gi the of t the head quareers, Mercer jercor streets, on Monday, the 12th tpetavt, at even o'clock, P.M. It is hoped that she whole regiment, officers und privates will te ponctasl in thal 3 eB Ww Sdnce, as there fa bustheas of Umpertanoy, to commute vrdor, A. MAKAY, Adjt. 1UPUS MoLELLA FORNIANS Wit FIND an 14s sTORe or tas dersigned, 8 of overy devor:ption mroessary for atver eit arrival at Sau rar cco. All articles wokerp, and so warrus ted. Printed inte, cou {ey necoemry for individuals or aaeotation ny olonel, % ‘. A. KEWL, 116 + ail ecroct, FOR CALIPO4NI 4 —TRIALS ALLOWE! For sao low, a Double Rifle (by Cook, of Chicago), sroote pe Ccuwriy woll; Guo, one varrel rifled, by Hud ting Both are li a muile, Als+ Rifles, Patole, #0, Gure, Ke, boaghtor taken ia excha: gn. Waller's Gua store, vné Kite sod Fiswol Shouting sm'lecy, 24 Broadway. (.AuvUKNIA VAUUBNREUYYPES -ERSONS ABOUT Cc to visit California, avo desirous to jonve their likevessce ed triends, woald de a P call Bt Brady's, Se roadway, where, by Teason recent improvement Mrnous to bie oetsclisbesenty talthtu! and tree’ Wceweeses ta Se Sienna ortho hartant matinn uv LB”, NOS. 103 AND 105 JANAL STRERT FORMERLY hi Hotel uoper pace eaioutate s for woe otis. p ummed ately Appiy to METON, corner of Chu ob and C 10 LRT. yi ial ats, FOSSKSSION GIVEN Le MADLATELY— wechanies, Tie Lous are 6: rot avenue, betwes 1th aad pineae No. Hd Tepen street uae ¢ d perfor d by nis adhered ind few t vost INS AUMEVM4—THE SUB‘ al tans sa ME cre am snntiotsirer, neepe coceta any vat eo rub ent ot Musical Liv teamen es ty the city, cuaiee Nis ero requenced LO Gall, before purenawing Ul ewners, aE Huber wert, oo toer f Geid 40 "OD Baik H* DOT, FROM PARIS ADLORDEON OND Shareute wort a A repairer, and oven reds fur oth Gams Lado, wens, A466 Stauty eirvet, Sa floog, Admission 2 conta indame Reckwell, the fortune-teller; dren wi years, 1236 INSTITUTE—M&. HILL'S ENTRRTAIN @. H. Will comedian, alias, Yankee Hill, tinue his “entertainments at’ Sto t Institate, on Monday and Friday Kvenings, March the {2th and i6:b, For particulars reo programmes Tickets to admit a lady and gontle- an, 50 cents; single tickets 60 conta. May be obtained at the Astor Houro, Irving Bouse, New York Hotel, the Jenitor te, Doors open at a quarter to 7; Entortalaments eat KK past oolook. ECB ANICS' INSTITUTE LECTURES.—PROF, JNO. White, a.M., Inve of the universities of Edinburgh and Giuegow. will give the socond Lecture of his course on hren.Joy ora i tuloaorhy. on Monday evening. Uh inet ai M4 e’oleock, at the Iw 1s City Hall, Leotures free to membere—to Penccin THEATRE, CBs THa a oQUank—PROPKI- etc, Googe Len Doors ofen at half past t—pertormance commence at half-past 7. Boxes 25 conte; pit 123¢conte. Grand nee Overy evening. co siatir 4 the Female ‘and of Ethiopian Sorenaders, Clrseic Statuary, with @ variety of select tertainmente, ent NOt EOTGE UNCER SIGNED WaNtS If KNOWN TO the public that the place of amusement known as the “Wall halla,” No. 36 Canal atrost, mantgemont of De Go org withouttis Ince. He 8 heen till now under the exclusive o, 8, corner of Orance and An: wubscriber) having avy connection leave at tho same time, trhen upon himself the m 12th day of March, and thit 0 ounnestion with the Pranbli JOSEPA PESCH. Cisstie GqnpEn. ABOVE WHLI-KNOWN SUM </ mot reaort’can now be enigaced for Evening amuremente dure tng tho eneuing nenoen.. For further partiou'sr® and toring apply. | at-the Often an tho promises or by Fetter pt paid direated te | the proprietors, FRENCH & BEISER, Tat ____ SHIPPING, DE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. STEAM- abi between Beston and Liverpool an* between New York sua Liverpool, calling at Halifax to land and receive mails ard pasornge pt, C,H. Judkins, Hibernia. Capt, W. J. C. Lang, A. Ryrie, Ningata,, “J. Stone, N.Bhannon, Cavada.. “ W. Harrison, . Lott, Cami “ S.Leiten. W. Douglas, 1s carry a clear white ight at mast head, !arbeard bw, and red on port bow. 2 tad - Horrivon, irom Boston, Wednesday 2lvt March | W. Harrison,“ N.York, do dth april | “ Boston, isth i “ W.York, do 2d May, Shannon, “ Boston ‘ Cae) An experienced surgeon op board, Preight will be charged on | tpecie, boy ond a amount for personal expenses. All letters and | rere mut pase through the post office, Prevage from Mew omy or Hoxton to Liverpor! frat cabia, $10, fecond cabin, | Fer OF passage a Ms GUNARD, Jr. 33 Broadway. OR SALE.—THE BULL OF THE SUBSTANTIAL STEAM. | boat CBARTER OAK. 600 tens burthen, copper fastened and erder, having just been docked, and found to be in tion, Bho is well caloulated for a barge, and will carry an immense cargo. Can be examined at tat the Dry Dock, foot of Tenth strest, wear T. F. Seeor aud Uo,'s iron works Zor to:mo apply to Captain M. Sanford, 305 Kast Broadway, ot T, F Pecor an ©. font of Ninth atreet (To, S81F BUILDERS—A LavoR QUANTITY OF suIP Knees, of all sixes, from 6 to 12 inches, for sale, in lots to Foie, purchasorg. on whaets foot of Tekh etteek, North river, rej ‘Apply to DARLING, 13th st., oerner 10th avonuo. “AM DICAL. AAA AAA AAA ¥ NEW YORK—MEDICAL DEPART- ual commencern ot the Medioal Depart ink +4 evay, March 14th, 7 o'clock P M., iu the chapel ty, Washington Square Te adérees to the graduates will ve delivered by Pro forsor Pattison, The profession and public E ly, aro re- syectinlly invited to atrend. By oxcer of the Fucaity. ___SOHN W. oR: D., Brcrotary. ® POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, DRVUTES HIS attention, 28 usual, to Diveases of tho Kyo aud Bar, at 2iL Bradway, en'ravee 1% Warren street, wacie can be bid hin stireon the Bys,” price 60, conts: alvo, a pamphles free of obarge, which de-oribeshis new method of strengthening weak eyes Just imported, a large eupply of artificial R. SHAW ON CO! SUM! TION.—THERE 15, PERHAPS, Bo diseato with which our country le affected, whicn sweops Offannuall) 0 many vivtine, as that foll deatroyer of she humsa rave, (cpoomption What a vas; amount of auffe ing might be saved thehnaan iamily, if they would but themselves in tenson of the renedivs which for her children, id whieh oirnce nar reduc to be within the vs to tem) with those who are cufferi g from this yainiul diecase, Incikrng yuu & remedy. we do not ab yoa to rely upon the repeeseutation of th ee who might be setanted by eolfish aud pecuniary mutivas, but we give deilt mony of some ofthe moat revpzoranie py. rs Balsam of iid Cherry his es oF that cannot be ariuiled De. Wi te of May 1, » N.C, writes, tnd jeard of many cases of decided beneficial effects from pecially in Asthma, and Chronic Cough of rpasmodio I havo wed che Wild Cl hof ail! Kar bo it f lishe 4, shaw, i240, as tol character. aid wits marked good results tu t Dilt'y and irrivut ‘oa casts of great nervous mo: Hit}, to whieh phehisioal patients aro subject, I avs no coubt it tr the best form in whis!. the efivers of Prus-te scid may te bad 99a cedasive on tho con titution without danger of the patient, Ev tre and Baleamio oo. itueste in pr tracteo ¢. ugha. ‘The com: ples in Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, us. en re Jusuly dish ustful cf pareat medio nen in go- F twist discriminate b-tween + 1 hum Dogs ard rcetruns, and those modioine salutary, ard 1m many well uttes‘ed onsea cura'ive” No For evie wholes Fulton stree’, corner BA Courtlens D¥ cove 18 CONSULTED DURING THB Day aND | ‘ai ‘at hivoffice, No. 2 Ann stroe (now No. 12) is | those difficult and protracted cases of delicate . that fave | kill of 8 of Jose exper ence. extract of Caper Sabon ES, hay bohad St instore. tn front. etext | el 1UKR~I18 NATUKK YMPTOWS,C INSEQUE +CES, Ss mode of devecting, tho remedien with recip 0 0117 por 2 tevahled warent cure, No one poqres ing chis work with stricture. Bixth editl 2, Pe tho Kt'F or, ER Grrenw dition | * pe M42, loge ited in treatment of delicate diseases. No matter Ly you may have had gleet, ulcers apoa the body cz in the throat cE fas, pains To the bead and, boues of the ‘A practice of fourtoon years, devoted to venereal diseases. Dr. O. tocure o worst form ry le Sacens. Rose ne cane Cyokd dir it '9 mercury used. cui one oF eoarocly any pain. Those individuals who have indulged in » ‘snrtain Inathonme habit ean positively he bers, CART ED ES RS ED 4, MORFIS: N CONTINUES TO BE CON $ULTED CON: per x ire 08, ticer: at ‘eruptone he cures, where. otbers {si a anual ‘tzeorofice bouts 8 te he sty ‘and Utele taco nvenience rowever, thowe who have Fut rarer Aus = ES a zi afford - : eae NSLS ONE DOLLAR —ratvarR treet, or, iy ‘Doe bottle, is red to aye, NB tor cure the sure of all disnowenef's eure . pevatenature, )%_ | OO®'S RECBOY FOR INTBM BuaNCE 15 WAR- cure, ond it onn be ranted to cur overy of the per-on taatr knowied y ure ia ve ootain that ever such ‘ought te baveit, Price $2. sold w ton street and by Ui . suet, Ne NOSURE No usaian— om. SURYHY OF @ GOLD gna haven ot Secensta tay on caaca of gonorrhea ional chien’ and npotency ‘eucoeasTlly Sir ont MR neat it aNY sv UD) saiting toonre nny onoref voret disease ‘hat may come Under bi how long at tee de are ovred ye by his praotionl ex} remotion Strongers aid ntbers who the pelotion 0 eoherted His Bed diseases of 1 to reflect aa onan oesel Galedies {i le corte oly im rene eee setae a the ie the hema fopiy a hie paruoular eta (athe only Fry a groxt dealin practice, | ry <noknows the reputation of the Curpen | | lows, they have come down dreadtully. INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, ‘Wasuinarton, March 9, 1849, State of Affaws with the New Admumistration— Dreadful Postion of Some of tha Politicians— ‘The White and Red Roses tm Arms. _Te any man green enough to suppose—is any poor simpleton stupid enough to believe—that Truman Smuth remained here at ‘Washington last summe, writing letters and fran! documents, and quar- relling with Jochua R. Giddings, tor the sole ob- Ject of electing General Tayler? Has any man the credulity to swallow such an idea? Does a Yankee ever enter into any movement if he thinks it cannot be turaed into a speculation 2 No, wr, no. He never does. And a practical Connecticut Yankee 1s the last man ot all to waste his precious time in labors ot empty patriotism, He expects to realize, and must have a wall greanied probabil :ty upon which to go to work. ‘ aseume, then, that Mr. Truman Sauth expected something. We admit that he earnea something, although his circular te the South, making out Case an abolitionist, aud Mr, Fillmore @ conservative on the nigger question, was rather tough. But that ie nothing. ‘The fact 18, he worked hard tor General Taylor ; he, per- haps, expected a place in the cabinet; he has not Sot it, and we ehould like to know the reason. ¢ reason has not been given, but we think ne can guess it. The Southern whige had no faith in Truman, He 1s no more, probably not eo much, an abolitionist as Mr. Collamer; he has aot been as decided uguinst si very inthe House as the gentleman from Vermox, 5 and yet the South have no faith in Truman, thouga, doubtless, a “uve man.” The men ot the South suspected that a Northern politician, who could stretch his consciénce to meet all sorts of sectional quesuons in all parts of the Union, und all in the same day, day atter day, would be less reliable as un adviser o the President than an Open abolinonist, tixed te his principles. In November last, a man of information from the South, informea ua that Mr. Truman Smith would not be the Postmaster General it the Southern at could prevent it; and simply upon the objection that he had proved himself too flexi ble to relied upon. For our part, we think Mr. Smith did the du- tes of the campaign with skill and ability, and ia acting upon the maxim that all 18 tair in war, he did vot necessarily compromise his ideatity with the whigs of the North. 2 The result, however, affords us a good moral. itas this, that although all sorts of means may be Qa »proved, conducive to a great result, the individu. alemploying them 18 apt to be distrusted, It proves, #iso, that the task of doing up the strate- gemp of a political campaign 18 a thankless busi- ness, In Many cases, where it 1s entitled to the first rewards. We have another case—that of John C. Clark, of New York. He did the work at Washington in 1s40, but with that bold, dashing lotrepidity which won even the respect of enemies, he proved himeelt not only aa able tactician, but a most powerful writer, und accomplished his work with- out a sectional subdivision of his labors. He sowed his documents broadcast over the Union, but he was a bitter partizan, and has for some yea¥s been laid upon the shelf. Now, Mr. Clark, ' though compatatively inactive during the last cam- puign, is recollected as a min to be compensated and taken care of. And it he decliaes one good appointment, he may ask another. [tis reported | that he is Bor Bung in tor the New York city Post Office, and that he holds at bay the eaure whig editorial corps of the Corporation and all their Tetainers. We cunuot predict the resuit. Hon. Mr. Dickey, of Pennsylvania, would have | no objections to be Second Auditor, in the place of | General M’Calla. The removal of General Mc- Calla is inevitable, if he does not resign. The | whigs assert that in Kentucky and Tennessee, in “44, he circulated trom the stump seme most pro- digious lies ebout Henry Clay, and they would have the obnoxious man expelled, even af it re- quired a special session of the Keatucky Legivla- ture. Mr. Dickey, not having been re-elected by | the people, ought to be appointed by the President. We ought to take care o: such good friends as Mr. Dickey. ’ | Mr. Galluher, one of the original Taylor men of | Virginia, who risked everything he had in getting oid Zack betore the people, would, it was Aaniaade be appointed Second Assistant Postmast.r Gene ral; but we learn that agentleman, of the name of Waren, from the State of Iowa, will get the ap- pounery and that Mr. Gallaher, from the very fact that he led the whige in the Virginia conven- tion to drop Clay and take up old Reugh and Tough, 1# indebted to the fluence of te Clay people for his failing to receive this appo.atmeat. if uns is really the case, we nave the singatar tact presented to us, of the old hunkers using the ce- sults of their defeat in revenging themselves upon the faction by which they wece defeated. Or, in other words, the old whigs have found in old Zacle the inetrument for the punishment ot the enemies of Henry Clay. We are given to understand that Old Zack will make ouly a few appointinents pending the preseut executive extra session of the Seaate; but that, during the interreguum, he willdeliberately review the whole list of federal benefictares over the Union, and over the world, aud such as are im- peachable (locetocos particularly) on the score of bad character or incapicity, will be walked over to the left We have a dreadful) rumor about Col. Webb. Itissaid that so exceedingly high 1s -he standard of political and moral excellence required. by the cabinet tor even second rate foreign missions, that Col, Webb 18 not equal to the Tengen of th bedsteed. Has Col Webb ever had anything to do with bunks and bankrupt laws, sure enough ? Is he neta church memper, in good commuawa % Loes he not regularly say his prayers three or four times in the Lore does he not go to church once in a while? hat 18 this difficulty about Gel. Webb? Has he been nibbling cheese with Horace | Greeley, or has he been consorting with Mr. Bottst | Fratjustira! We must have justice. No party | have the nght to expect the services of Col Webb, or of any other man, without the gucd pro quo. | Between this day and Monday next, when the Senate meet again, there will be a deadly strazgte among the old hunkers and the independent Tay- Jorites tor the offices ; the old huokers, as usual, claiming an entire monopoly, and the young Tay- lontes only asking a small share, which they are ling to receive—a mere crust or two—not as their right, but as a gilt of charity trom the old bunkers, if they will only be so Kind. rely Wasuineton, March 9, 1949. The Secretary of the Treuswry a Tactitian—The Office Seekers. Yesterday twenty or more gentlemen crowded | around the door of the room oceupied by the Se- cretary of the Treasury. Severally they sentia their cards, secking for an interview. They had ar. ranged among themselves that the turns should be tuken according to priority of application. For several long hours were they kept in suspense. At last the door was thrown open, not to receive one, but ali! Disappointment ensued. No one could take the Secretary by the button and draw him aside. What they had to say must be done open- ly. So the spplicunts for otece, as if by common consent, began to take off their hats and feel im their pockets for the documents which they hur niedly placed in his hands, There was a big pile of them. The Secretary bowed, with a sinde, saying that he would atiend to the business; and the tormentors, without regard tu order, hurned down the steps. e The adjournment of the Senate until Monday haw postponed the hopes of the vttice-scekers, but, the meantime, the Executive will have ime to gree Upon Homipations, and they an opportuaity to bring to bear a ureater proportion of influence. T have alreasy alluded tv th: Poiadelyhia appli- Cabts tor effice. It may uot be unioteresting now ww state that for the Collectorstip of Philadelpnia the toliow img geatiemen are m Gen. Peter Skea Smith, More Wm. D Lewis, Charles Koche, Mayor Switt, Jo- tepb Hall, Atexander Kamsey, Towusend Haiaors, and Cbarles Gupin, For Surveyor ot the Port— Awos Holahav, B B Long, oe § Moutgo- Li form) tly posmaster), Jobn Lindsey, a car- aes hg duetiber ot the ieard of Healthy aed © Kost ot oilers. For Naval Officer--Robert Mortis, ot the Pennsylvanra Jaguver; Mr. Chaloner, Adam Duier, P. C. Elimater, George Souta, | George Reed, and a dozen othe: For City Post- worter—Johy Col mau. Johu Latta, EI y, M ris, Wm. White (the present Chiet Clera), Jona C Montgomery, aud others For Navy Fe ey Pho- nias Hayes (who come years ago held that office), | Wilhan Stenaker (the geaterman who got up aa engieving of od Zack, and sold copies at gd uspiece, ond made a fortune by the euterprise), «x Ji ope Conrad (a mon of talent, and who wrote the Life ot General Toylo ) For United States Morshat—Bull, ot Chester county, teansylvania; Brooks, State Senator; a voung lawyer, by the pume ot Husbands; aud W Boone. Some ot the cliques trom Philadelphia aod New York have gone home disbexrten Taey did not Lke the remark of General Taylor, that ne would meke appointments from whige, democrats, bod vatIVes, IndwerumDinately. " A little party here are grumbling ata certaia pilemen, who is ever atthe elbow of the Secre- 1 State, they say; aud they churge that tao tury und the geutleman are mutually inte. tested in a darge Fetus, ont establishment ia the city of Philadelphia. There 1s crose-firiag among the seekers atter place. G.