The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1849, Page 3

Ett provides for thy Peck Slip and ‘Grand street ferries. and such other ferries as may be lawfully established or granted to them. MILITARY MATTERS, ‘The act passed for the appointment of Brigade In- @pectors, and defining their compensation, ‘A general act was passed remodelling the Militia ‘Law of 1846, It was recommended by the Adjutant Goneral as necessary to increase the efleiency of the Militia, It does not, however, in anywise interfere with the seventy-five it commutatio It gives a wide discretionary power to the Commander-in-Chief, i respect of who shall be the commandunts of brigade opmpanics. RAILROAD MATTER: The act passed to continue to the Hudson and Berk- shire Kailvoad Company the grant of certain land un- der water at Hudson. ‘A section was insterted, on motion of Mr. Corrix, eying fully the right of the Hudson River Railroad ompany. Mr. Coxnwatt, from the Railroad Com- mittce, reported in favor of the bill from the House, providing for the annual reports from railroad corpo- ations to be modelled after the Massachusetts plan, except that they are to be more full than those given “at present, The third reading of the bill was objected to. THE CLINTON MONUMENT. Ge: The House had passed a joint resolution, giving per- ‘mission to the Trustees of the Clinton Monument As- sociation to crect in front of the Capitol, near the end ef the grounds in front of and facing Stato strect, a Seivic arch in honor of Dewitt Clinton, and so amended the resolution as to provide that the arch might be erected either at that place or at such other locality on the Capitol grounds us the Trustees of the Capitol aniight judge most expedient. The Senate committee ‘thought that the size of the arch might interfere with ‘the front view of the Capitol. THE LIEN ON EMIGRANTS, The act regulating the lien which an emigrant board- dng house keeper shall hereafter be allowed to have on the baggage of the rant, was passed—all the New York Senators and the Brooklyn Senator voting for it. THE UPPER HUDSON. ‘The House sent up a bill for the improvement of the ‘waters of the upper Hudson, which received a favor- lo report from the Committee of Commerce and Na- tion, and was ordered to a third reading. THE ALBANY WATER BILL, the Comunittee on Cities and Vil- Gages, made an adve: sport on what is called tho Albany Water Bill.’ which appoints Water Commis- sioners, and provides for the expenditure of about $1,000,000, for the purpose of bringing water into the city, cither from Cohoes or some of the small streams ‘Detween this city and Schenectady. LAND SOLD FOR TAXES. The important law, providing for tho salo of lands thereafter sold for taxes, in counties where such lands are situated, was dropped, as being—though it had d the House—too defective in its provisions, if Adopted, to produce the desired effect; and a resolution ‘was carried, calling on the Comptroller, Attorney Ge- eral, and Sceretury of State, to prepare a bill which than guard the interests of the State treasury in this respect, as well as secure the sale in the immediate localities of the land which has been taxed. It was said in debate,.that under the old system, there have ‘been numerous instances where the lands of citizens have been sold, and themselves divested of the little gher possessed, without their knowing anything about Mr. Boxer, from SSTO AFTERNOON \ OF TUESDAY. S STATE DOCUMENTS. Arcsolution was adopted supplying the Governor ‘with copies of State documents, so that he can reci- procate the favors shown him by the Executives of other States, REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, ETC. _A bill passed providing for the registry of births, Fharriagos and deaths, in a more elaborate form, and ‘one requiring such statistics ag is now givon by Eng- dish laws. INDIAN AFFAIRS. “Phe new government of the Seneca Nation, on the ‘Cattaraugus or Alleghany reservation, having been formerly recognised by the State, the legislation to ‘guard all the interests of the State connected with it, ‘was enacted this afternoon. ‘THE CODR OF PRACTICE. ‘Tho code, as amended by the House, came up, and was ordered to the revision of a select committee. BOARDS OF HEALTH. An important bill, to authorize the Governor to re- wive a provision contained in the Public Health bill, which was in force in 1832, when the cholera was bi are was pav,c2, It enables the Governor to take the measures necessary to organize Goards of Health, with full power to'act, if he shall think tho etigencics of the season require THE STATE ARSENAL, ‘A resolution to appoint a select committee to inves- tigate the manner in which the expenditures of the State Arsenal in the city of New York were made, was Offered by Mr. Witxin, but rejected. THE STATE LIBRARY. a ~ aking an appropriation for % ae eh eros for international exchanges, un- dor the direction of Var. ‘omare, was passed. TRON BRIDGE OVER Tha bade ehageiee yet: DR ‘Am.act to enable the Harlem Rancoad Co. o build an iron bridge over the Harlem River, was passed. THR MADISON UNIVERSITY. Tho bill togive further time tor the villagé Of Hamil- ‘ton, in which to raise an endowment to the ):sdison Univorsity, was lost. It required just one more vote. ‘The Lieutenant Governor announced his intention to vacate the chair to-morrow, in order to give the Senate.au opportunity to choose a President, pre tem- re. Pimamediately after this, and near the hour of ad- Journment, the House bill, continuing the names of ‘the Commissioners of Practice, and appointing the new ‘Commissioners of Codifieation, was brought down from House, immediately read twice, ordered to a third ing, and passed. So the Commissioners are again placed in being.and activity. Mr. Berxman’s committee to investigate the expenses attending the opening of the avenue leading to Bloom- ingdale, consists of Messrs. Beckman, Perley, and Hud- eon. ye BLY. ‘Avnaxy, April 9—4 P. M. RAILROAD MATTERS. The House dvbated at length a very important bill, which provided for completely removing all the neces- sity of coming to the Legislature,for authority to form @ railroad corporation ; to that whenever any such corporation should be formed by voluntary associa- tion, they should have the right to take the land ne- cessary for their roadway without asking the right of the Legislature, It was rejected by a very strong vote —a majority being against it. THE CODE OF PRACTICE. ‘The codefwas at last reported from a select com- mittee, by Mr. Dodge, of New York, and was ordered to be read to-morrow at 10 o'clock. Mr. Sweet said that accurate examination showed that the amendments made by the Senate were highly beneficial. IMPROVEMENT OF THE UPPER HUDSON. The bill passed to make an appropriation for the improvement of the Upper Hudson, so as to facilitate ‘tho forwarding of lumber, and other produce of the country. It ix said that it now takes three years toget the log, after being cut, to the market of the lswer Hudson. Tvxspay, April 10, 1849. Alniost all the members were occupied in the third sreading of the Code, Jt was read by the Clerk and as- sistants in watches of halfan hour each, After it had sall boon read, various short speeches were made, indi- eating the unwillingness of many of the members to vote for it; but it did paxs—ayes, 89—nays, 9; all of ‘the New York delegation who voted, voting for the bill. PRISON LAnOR, “The bill prohibiting the convicts in Sing Sing from ‘oeing engnged in the culting of stone, was, on motion of Mr. Campbell, ordered to a third reading. 2 IMPROVING RK. A Will passed making a further opening in the Albany Pier, #0 as to ad the passing of ste aboate from the Boston Railroad in an easier way than is now practica- Plo, from the crowd of canal boats , cor. 2 Mr. Jouixson’s bill in cwas passed, It allows the agencies of old Euro) shouses to use their copartnership names, even if the real partners Lave been dead. WILLLAMSHU RG The Houre agreed to the az nate had made to the bill in burg Ferry Co, ‘This bill will probably beeome a law his evening. Ry. ADJOURNMENT. ‘The resolution for adjourning to ¢was.adopted, but was not announce afternoon. jorrow at 12 0°clock in the Senate this LL. for the expenses of ‘Thé annual Supply Bill providin the government, way 74.0, JOINT MERTING f "The Senate and the House both meet this evening for the third reading of bills. ‘The Gencral Appropriation Bill has not yot been read. ‘The new Emigrant Bill, which passed the Senate, when it came to the House, was referred to the select committee on Emigrant Frauds, of which Mr, Disoswar da Chairman It is difficult to say whether the Code is to be engroxs- «ed or not before it gous to the Governor, It is of sueb ‘Immense length as to preclude the possibility of its ber ing engrossed to-night, As the ernor has ten days jn which to sign it, it is possible he may have it en- grossed before the signature is affix Markets. Purrsaune Flour.—The market ia duii, but ho previous quotations ; some, however, April 9, 1348. rs nro fir would Masior rates than Were curvent on Saturday, B ‘manifest but little disposition to operate, Tho demand much less than it was, Thore is a good demand for Jard, and prices hav y. Tho prices ‘of grain are unchan ad for corn is Tone than it wax—prices declining, ‘The sales of pork are confined to snail lots for the supply of the rogular trade demand. Bacon is in fair demand, with sales to & moderate ut. Sales of hams at 6e., and shoul- dors at de, Tho market for groceries is unchanged, ‘Sither ns regards prices or demand, ‘The river has 5 foot of water in the channel, ‘I'he weather is cloudy, with the appearance of rain. Shipping Intelligence. The mer Tennessee, hove for Savannal, arrived out on ‘Baturday, 7th inst. Notice to the Public, and Instruction Po store Cansronnia. ano Ongaos Pasaxa—'tho Lu * will be despatched from tho port of y fe 10th April instant, he pubtic is he vent to New York, Ch ) aud New Orivans, (La.) to to “York notitied, that mails may be ton, (8. C,) Savannah, (¢ be conveyed by said steam packet, whieh will sail from New York on the 19th; fiom Chark (8. 6.) on the ed, (morning ;) from’ Savanvah, ((ia,) on tho 22d, (evening :) tom Havana on tho 26th April instant | aud w Ovleans, the stcam paekot “ Isthinas? will be despatehed with the tail, on the 22d insteat, in time lo auect with the sicen” @t Havana, Nail bagay should Le made up at New york aad at the other poisls named, (xv Chagres, Panama, Sau Diego, Sante Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco, and storia. ‘Lhe entire postage for a single letter. not exceeding half an ounce in weight. will be 124; eonts to a3, 20 cents to C) Panama, to be prepaid in all eases: anit 40 cents to San Diego, Santa Barbara, Monterey. San Francisco, or Astoria, to be prepaid «F sent Unpaid wt the option of the writer. . and inland postage to be added. J. COLLAME: . Postmaster-General. Wa. H. Beebe and Co., Hatters, 156 Broad: ie their Spring Style of Gontlemen’s Ha celebrity whieh our Hats have obtained from th ic heauty and excellence, is the best guaranty that can iven for their superiority over all others. A single trial will be sufficient to convi e most incredulous, that on the score of econom: they are the cheapest. here. WM. H. BEBBE & CO., 156 Broadway, N. ¥., and 135 Chesnut st., Philadelphia, $200 Prize Tale.—The utiful Story en- titled “The Rose of the Rio Gran by Newton M. G will he commenced in the Morning Star of Thursday morning, April 12, No more interesting ace has b since Cooper published his “Last of the Mohic contains, besides, all the news of the day, markets, &e., ke.’ Price Guly One Cent. It is one of the best tising mediums in the city. Office, No. 102 Nassau street. Public Notice.—The undersigned would inform the public and his friends that he can be found at the stables Nos. 4 and 96 Mercor street. He would also inform them that there is no such building as advertised by the namo of Cowan's Bazaar in Crosby street: also, that he is not in any way connected with the New York, iHorso Baz Me will bo most happy to ace his friends at ‘M% Mercer street, the only ° 0 ir tablishment he is connected with. WILLIAM COWAN, 9% Mercer street. Patent Knickerbocker Range, (newly con= seructed,) combining all the lave improvement in fuel, and the performance of all ovoking oF rations, with ease and satisfaction, For sale b; P, ROLLIAUS, 248 and 250 Wator street. Gold Pens and Watches.—The Celebrated Diamond-pointed Richelieu Gold Pens, warranted te wear five years, in Gold and Silver Pen and Ponoil Cases, together with am elegant assortment of fine Gold and Silver Watohi for sale by J. Y. SAVAGE, Junr., 15 Wall wt, Watches an Gold Pens repaired or exchanged, quid Hair Dy¢.—Batchelor’s Improved Liquid is the best in the world, producing # rich black or brown color, without injury to the hair, and more ily ap~ plied; one trial prove its superiority. For sale or ap- plied, at Batehelor's Wig Factory, Wall street. To Country Dealers—A Bargain in Hats and Caps—The undersigned offers for sale, at prices much below the original cost, a small stock of his’ first and second qualities fur and silk Hats and Caps. The qualities of those articles are precisely the same as those he now retails, and this inducement is offered simply in consequence of their being not the latest fashion, JN. GENIN, 214 Broadway A Fine Moleskin Hat for §4.—Ge tinues to sell tho finest quality of silk moleskin Hats at $4. Having been the first Broadway house to try the exporim of making a reduction of 20 per cent in the price of a fh quality Hat, the public have liberally rewarded his onterpriso by their patronage. GENIN, 214 Broadway. ~ COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, April 10—6 P. M. The stock market was a little heavy to-day, caused, no doubt, partially by the disagreeable woathor, and partly by the fact of its being election day. At the first board Reading Bonds fell off 34 per cont; Harlem 34; Long Island 4; Canton Co. 34; Reading Railroad 4. All others closed at prices current yesterday. The sales were not large, and the appearance of things in the street was not so flattering as at the close of yester- day's second board. ‘The steamship Hermann, from Southampton for New York, has been at sea fifteen days, and is nearly due, with two days laterintelligonce from Europe. Wo shall look for her about Friday or Saturday next. "The Bank of Brunswick, Geo., has declared a divi- dend of four per cent on the profits of the last six months, and an extra dividend of ten doliars per share, payable in the stock of that institution. ‘The Mechanics’ Bank, of Augusta, Geo., has declared a dividend of eight per cent on the profits for the past six months. We understand that, independent of this dividend, they have a surplus on hand of over ono hun- dred thousand dollars. The Commissioner of the General Land Office has decided that the affidavits of two or more respectable persons are necessary to suepend tho issuo of a land patent, and that where the soldier dies before the issue of the warrant, the right descends to the next of kin, provided for by law. It is statod that the receiver of the Canal Bank will, in about eixty days, pay the balance due on the notes o* ills of the Canal Dank of Albany. On the 24th of ~v Inst, a dividend of sixty per cent was paid, Januar leaving a balance of forty per cent due. It is also stated that the depositd#s Will got @ dividend of about thirty per cent on their claims, The voters of the city of St. Louis have, by « very decided majority, authorized the City Council to sub- scribe the sum of $500,000 to the stock of the Missis'sippi and Ohio Railroad. The voters of the city of Cincinna® have authorized a subseription of $1,000,000. Thess make an aggregate of $1,500,000, which, with the private sub- scriptions along the line, and at each terminus, insures sufficient capital to complete,the road, Some difficulty has been apprehended relative to the feeling existing in tho northern part of Illinois, and fears are enter- tained that the Legislature of that State will not grant a charter, the bill introduced at the last session having been defeated, These fears are doubtless groundless, and we believe that the friends of this important road have no cause of alarm. The people of Illinois must be too well aware of the advantages they would dorive from the construction of this work, to throw any ob- stacles in the way of its speedy completion, Some little difficulty may be experienced in locating tho route, and there will be, without doubt, influences Drought to bear upon the Legislature in favor of and against cortain points of termination on the Mississippi river. These differences will, without doubt, be recon- ciled by compromise, and a favorablo charter granted, ‘The road will form alink in the great Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, that is to stretch across this conti- nent, The citizens of Cincinnati and St. Louis havo made a strong effort in this matter, and there is no doubt of its accomplishment. Tho President of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company has given notice that, in consequonce of the passngo by tho Legislature of an act to restrain corpo- rations from issuing obligations redeemable otherwise than in gold and silver, which act is alleged to have been specially designed to prevent tho issue, in compliance with the expressed wish of the company’s creditors, of coal certificates, the issuo of such cortifieates has been suspended, ‘The revenue of the Georgia Railroad, for the finan- cial year just closed, will amount to at least $320,000, after paying interest on the debt and all the expenses of the road. ‘This is over fourteen per cent on the ca- pital, which is now about $2,225,000, This ahandsomo increase on the revenue of the provious year. Tho South Carolina Railroad Company have, during the present season, dono a very largo business, — ‘The income of the road for March, this year, was $110,- 000, ngainst $75,000 for the same month last year, About $45,000 bales cotton were transported over the road during the month, being an average of nearly 1,500 bales per day. All the Southern railroads are doing a large freighting business this year; the receipt, com- pared with Inst year, show a greater increase than any of the Northern roads. Most of these roads have been Jong laboring under embarrassments in their financial affairs; but they are extricating themselves rapidly, and must soon become sound and prosperous corpora- tions. Stock Exchange. 1500 U S 6s" ‘67 110, 125 shs Harlom RR 507% Notes Ww, 50 do 190 608g 2 10s 200 do blo 6 Im Bds,49 38° 30 do bs 5 W150 Long Island RR yn City Bas 1013¢ 200 do bis ‘rust ZK) do do 56 mo: do do 2 City Bk N Orleans do wi 2 25 Erie, Old Stock Nor & Wor RR BS 2 do do be new, full 5) do bio 150 Reading RR 10 do 20 do SON York & NITRRS $1700 Koading Bonds & Harlem Railroad 58 2000 Erie 7'¢ Bondy do Hi 20) do 2d Mortgage do do Wo GUN Second Board. $1000 Reading Mor, Bas, 60 100 shs IT ou 1008 Venn'a 5's, wa Ju 0 400) Reading Bonds b3 4 ” do vu 100 shs Farm. Loan 83) 50 do vio 60, 1 do a) do on 10 do ® Canton Co 7 100 Long Island RR 10 do ES 0” do EWED EVERY DAY. &e. BOARDING, OARD IN HOBOKEN.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM foragontloman and lady, or two or three gentloman, with Te d, caw be had at Ns. 5 Newark street, Hoboken, & fow steps from the forry. OARD IN HOBOKEN WANTED, FOR A GENTI. Dement Address, with tell particulars, C, Hox 87 Pr iffiee, PARIS.=NEW ped in Pat fortable and ord in the movemonta of the peras To be hal Madatno Prospore, N. Ih.—=The Ladies anew s why ate rived from Davie, at's very moderate pric Newspapers and pamphtets—sea-postage three cents | SPORTING. TROTTING, AND, BAC. BNTREVILLE COURSE. ing.—Thuratay, April 12, at M.—Parse $50—Milo Meats, beat three in tive, to Wagons. CS. Bartine enters ch. g- Jack Downing. C. Oakley en! Spoons. J. Con- way enters V1. gS nd i ely after, Purse £10, Two Milo Heat +S. Howland nt p Me Dan Miller, C8. ior 7 A Purse of $50 will Ve xiv fon April 18, Horses that never cluse at the Course on Thursday, 12th— in five, im Harness, ANTED—A SIT! to do the chamberwork, washing and ironing, or wait- ing ina private family. Threo years references can be given from her last place, If not suited, can bo soon for two days Please call at 79 Tenth stree floor, front room WA NTED—A FIRST RATE | DRESSMAKER—ON fully capable of taking charge of au establishmont will find steady employment the year round, and board in the fa~ mily. Noother need apply. Inquire at No. 122 Sixth Ave- nue, between Ith and ih street. ANTED—A_ COOK—SHE MUST BE BNGLISH, Seotch, or French, and understand her business well. Cood recommendations will be required, | Apply as No. ot e Broad street, up stairs, between the hours of 11 and $ WwW NTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED PROTEST mi NT ‘situation as Waiter, in @ private family, hotel or steamboat. ‘The best of reference ean be produced if ro- ynited. No objection to, go in the country. Address J. Mt AI Atiantic street, Brooklyn, or box No.5, Herald office, will Le attended to Immediately. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY C young man, as Waiter in private family; has excellent city reference as to character and capabilities. Would go to ‘country or travel. lease call at 746th avenue, in the store, ANTED-—BY A STEADY SOBER YOUNG MAN, A situation to go under instruction at the Machine Black- smithing, who has served six years at country smithing, Ad- dress W. L., Herald office. \TED—BY A PROTESTA tion as Chambermaid or Waiter; no objections to do general housework ina small family. Good city references given. Apply to No. 8 Desbrosses street, between the hours Of twelve and five. W ANTED—AN AMERICAN OR ENGLISH YOUNG lady, 16 of 18 ye old, of good address, for the country, where she can enjo; rmanent home and the attention of kind friends. Call at 2 o'clock P. M. at 10 Broome strest. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION as Chambermaid, or to do general housework in some re~ syeetable family. Chamborwork preferred. Apply 90! Spring 2a floor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLR YOUNG WOMAN, who thoroughly understands Pross-making, as Seamstress, and ‘to wait on a lady; # roferred. Hi to go in the countr; eased FE. M. ast Thirteenth street, will meet with prompt and respectful attention. ANTED—A SITUATION AS LADY'S MAID, BY A Fespeotable young French girl; she will take care of one or two children. ‘The best of city reference will be, given: Apply to No. 15 Blovonth street, between Bowery and Third avonue. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN, 's situation as Cook in a private family. Bost of refer- ences given. Apply, for two days, at 56 Irving place. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A SCOTCH BOY, WHO understands the care of horses, and is s good driver, Has no objection to go a short distance in the country, Good recommendation if require Please inquire at No, 34 East Broadway. Can be seen for two days, ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT oung women, situations, 01 Cook, the other as Chambermaid, or to do general housework. Can give the bost of city reference. Address, 825 Broadway, for threo day: ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A PAIR OF DARK GREY from 5 to 6 years old, to be at loast ed, blooded “stock, void of trick nd perfectly sound. Three Horses of th above description would Le preferred, as the purchaser wants horse that will match. Apply at the Irving House, pT EL Ra a aaa ach SE PE ANTED—A SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT Young gil, as Nurse or Chambermaid, in & respoctable bo NT GIRL, A SITUA- rivate family; good city reference from her last place giver ‘lease call in 12th street, between tho 1st and 2d avenues, 5t house, north side, from d avenue, second floor, Alive: wal reward of $300. BWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, IN CHAT- $1,400'in bil e belonging Any porson returaing r, fuok ‘of Warren strevt, will NCB OF ALY $100 poracraph, Wa paper of yesterday morning, stating that “Joha : sted the scale of pri the jour= T here! any pe Jobn 7, wag of this city. the above conte the election. Y JACOB Platt will sell by auction t tion rocm, 23 P' ware stor: among whic Cow Bells, in his | sy wfler s reward of Ono Hundred n who will prove that anch ig the ease, or that the iness in ISH, has at any hey can (of the firm of 8. PLATT. ssignees’ Sal Tate street, for iety of Journeymen puile lie sppeardd only on the moruing of sday, at 10 v'cloek, at the au established B ‘ud to this day refuses to pay ottars to mo refustd to pay the hi esh larble Cutters Dest judge for themselves why NTON G. BIRD, Fisher & Bird,) 287 Bowery. tuck of the usual 3 ch Forks, bs, Sand ai jes, Butts, isels, Augers, Plyers, ine, Closet and Room cutlery, © fow tine iwty of utlery, fornia and Y JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.—THURS- day, April 12, at 10 o'clock, Brooklyn, genteel Household Furnitui Chaira, Marblo Top Centro Table, Dressing Bureaus, Mah ‘rench and Maple Beadsteads, Beds, Mattresses, Bod- ets of Windor ing, Two Han Brussels, Ingr: Hall and Mantel Lamps ; chen Furniture, room, this afternoon UCTION NOTICE.—LAST SALE IN THB OLD Chureh, corner William and Frankfort steots.—This day, clock, a large assortmont of elegant Furniture, Iwo Superior Piano Fortes, Sofas, Sofa Beds, Teto-a-Totes, Ot- tomans, Bureaus, Sideboards, 30 Carpets, Looking Glassos, Also Bedi, Rodding, and K. at 10) Chairs, Tablos, uisome 3 ‘ain an Stair C atal &e. Handsome Silver Tea Set, 3 A. M., at No. 130 Hick street, : Piano, Sofa, Divans, Curtains and Fixtures; Oil Cloths; Sideboard, pieoos ; will be ready at the sales Carpe! log Mattresses, &o. Ke. ‘THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER.—HOUSEHOLD FUR- ure, & general assortment. sell at auction 47 Barclay street, Drising Large Pior Glass, Brussels and Ingeain Car ; Chairs, Ottomans, Setteos, Marble mn ‘atlos, Mantel Sideboard, E Lamp, Maple Chairs aud Bedstead: reaus, Hats together with other useful Household Artich on Tuesday. OMER MORGAN, Furni Elogant and Valuable 2, at 10 o'clock, at 41 Barclay street, tl Furnit Fu Kiteh Oil Paintings, by the most celebrated masters. Also, an elegant case of Stuffed Birds, English Game, &e. tens iay, April iture, comprising & Also, 9 few valuable and choi on Wednesday, general and Astral ension Dinin ds, Dinner and assortment of Furniture, com- nips and Orr ‘OLE & CHILTON will April ll, at 10 o'clock, at No. ts, Maho- ‘op Centre ents, Mali ‘4 ables, Oil Cloths and Hail Mahogany Dressing Bu- Tea Sots, Bods and Bedding, Catalogues: ils, Me, Ke. AUCTIONEER.— HOUSEHOLD Paintings.— ur ood assortment of O THE LADIES.—J. W. BROWN WILL SELL BY ‘Auction on Tue: st., the ote ate way, consisting of ever; Tady Linon, aitlinery Gi suit ladies. Sales to commence at 10 o’cloo! purchasers, arrang payment, whi Tecei Dpen the day ts will ey are sold. , 13th, and Saturday, & No. 377 Broad- Embroideries, pin small lote te 8 for inspection. jcommodation of yo made to deliver lots and L UCTION ture havin, NOTIC! Forte, Book Case, Tete-a-Te: W. BROWN, AUCTIONER * niture.—To-morrow, Thursday, April 1 at 122 Liberty street, will be sold the Furniture of a family , consisting of & complete assortment of and dining room Furniture, Chinn, Crockery, Glassware, and Kitchen Furniture. declinin, housek parlor, chamber, ONE MORE SALE OF VALUA- ble Furniture in the old Church, cornor of William and Frankfort streets, on Wednesday, a 103g o'clock, in con- sequence of a large and valuable assortment of elegant Furni- arrived from fai a most desirable variety, Also, » splendi jes removing, &c., comprising Rosewood Piano Sofas, to. THOS, BELL, Autionoer. HOUSEHOLD FUR- ‘at 10 o'clock, SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do the general housework of » small family; is a good pisin ‘Cook, and an excellont washer and Troner; has lived 16 months in’ her last situation; has no ob- Jections in going to the country. Inquire at 99 Fulton stroot, private door. WANTEDSA SITUATION BY A VERY COMPBTENT irl, with good city reference, to do the housework of small fami , or would do chamberwork and waiting. Ploasq call at 746th avenue, in the book store, ANTED.—A SITUATION, BY A NATIVE OF 101,- Wine speaking his own latiguage, and a little acquaint od with English, Wishes m place to take care of, horse, and make himself generally useful. Apply at No. 863 Broadway, ‘few doors North of Union Square. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young woman, as Chamberimaid, or to do Washing and Ironing. The best of city reference given. Please call at No. 11 Eleventh st ANTED—BY A BOY, 17 YEARS OF AGE, TO AP- prentice himself to a light trade; coach painting pre~ He can give tho b ity references, if required. anote to C. M. G othe # paper. ANTED—. BY A YOUNG WOMA as Cook, Iron, or for general hor work; would have n> objection to go a short distance in ti country as Laundres . Good city reference. Pleaso call at 193 Elizabeth, near Prince street. Can bo seen for two days. ANTED—A SCOTCH OR COLORED GIRL, TO DO the general housework of a sinall private family. None need apply except those who can come well recommended ANTED—A W to character and ability to Cook, and Wash, and Iron. Apply at 112 Forayth street. WASTER BY A YO to do Cooking, Wash G WOMAN, A SITUATTO: nd Troning, of « small private family, or general housework; one that can come well recom~ taendea trem her Inst place. Apply at 85 West th street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, in the front basement, in the rear, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY COMPETENT girl, with good city reference, to Cook, Wash and Iron Srivate family, er would do all the bouse work whore “irl is employed. Please call at 274 Third avenue, in, store. BY A RESPECTABLE nrivate family. She has been for * objection to go in the coun- Has ne - Hao my siven, Apply at 61 Se re ss and Sd avons, ©82 D8 sped for two Le, ED—A SITUATION AS WET NUMS®, aoe table family, by « young, healthy Engiish om." hly und nds the care and managemer* © en, aud ean produce the most satisfactory city rel Please call or direet, for two days, A. B., 39 Pearl, near Whitehall street, ANTED- tions as The best of ci Please eatl at 504 the last 16 years a Cook. try. Best “of eity re yenth street, between days. BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITU A- ‘ook, and to assist in Washing an referen untry y Houston street, up stairs, first Hor. ANTED-—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women; one to do the Chamberwork or as waiter; has lived for five years in her last two places; has the best of cily reference if required. The other to do chamborwork, or plain vewing, or minds baby. Can produce best of city re- terencd, Call at 178 Mott street, between Spring and Broom, ALTER GREENOUGU, AUCTIONBER.—DAMAGED Flour at auction. —Walter Greenough & Co. will soll this day, Wednesday, at 113; o'clock, in front of store 108 Wall street, (for account of underwriters, or whom it may con- cern,) Plour—I,000 barrels Baltimore superfine Flour, damag~ ed slightly by water on the voyage. Fresh Datos—5) frail fresh Arabian Dates. ANTED.—THREE THOUSAND TONS OF PAVING ‘Stones in Charleston, money paid on delivery of the stones ai No. arleston, c. TUT’ A the entire st Furniture, he., Be A Wheat Wheels, day, Ist floor, and other Lacs, ‘Tsimminy Mr, La Cost, who is going t? TLE, A ficent Rosewood Furniture, being Dixon & Stoney, at 45 Broadway, on Thursday, (postponed from Taesday,) without reserve, $6 close 4 copartnership. C, TUTTLE will sell, at auction, at the above wareroo! ck of Superior mprising Sofas, T the whole of which, havi Dixon & Stoney, will be warranted, and sold “Catalognes on ‘TIONEER.—RICH AND MAGNI- the entire stock of wood Parlor and Boudoir ‘eto: Btagors, Fauteuils, been manufactu by shout reserve, nil of the a 1 Turning Mach 103 Walker str Also, a quantity of Worsted, nes, for the manfacture of Coa F Ears E OF MACHINERY, LOOMS ingea, &e., the re, will take ph gt at IL o'clock. & THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer, sale positive, cost $450, OUSEHOLD FUR , Pine will sell, this day, at’ 10 0’ street, all the parlor, bed room and kitchen Furniture, con- tained in the above house, in Glasses, and one mahogany case Pi dard_& Dunham—conaidered Sale positive. N17 Te E, & YAN ANTWERP & jock, at No. 81 Amity ding two largy-size Pier iano Forte, made by Stod- xeellent instrument, and , in ourrent monoy. Ww. o'clock, with A offices PINE, AUCTI YORK Horses, Carriny JOU FOR CHANCE SELDOM TO BE } the stock and fixtures of a Grocery and Liquor Store pow doing a good cash business, best locations to be fo given for selling ont, EER—ELEGANT NEW ©. net Furniture at Auction—THEODORE MALL Monday, 16th April, wt 104g NEY HORSE BAZAAR—THE NEXT REGU lar auction sale takes place this day, April 11, at 12 pe in * ‘OF PAPUCUINS address BY will ok, at old, the entire elegant Fur- ent; styles Louis XIV. shogany. ‘Tho e. 4D, Proprietor, 81 Crosby street. arness, I. GATFI SALE. AMUSEMENTS. OWERY THEATRE—DENEFIT OF MB. J. 1. HALL— Wednesday evening, A ith, the imences with the comedy of MARKIE Fynx, Mr. J. 1. Mall; Samy f Dove, Mr. Winans; Mr: , Miss Wemyss: Mra. ch a 0 be followed by a grand RDINIERES, in which . W. Smith will national drama of PUT m. Washington, Mr. Gilb at 64¢—eurtain will rise AMUSEMENTS. ~ SR AAA AAA ROADWAY THRATBE—B. A. MARSHALL, PRO ristor—Denefit of Mra. Soguin.—Wednoad: da rill de performed she wparanio Ca Chaznoters 1a the prol Vorte Brachio, Mr. Hi 1 Aq neachal pe; Dew Sylvio, Me. W. . Waohe; Ramir, Mr. Se— rs. in. Dress Ci to mily Circle, 25 cents; iro Gallery, iat ‘commences at 714. WANFRAU'S NATIONAL THRATRE—CHATHAM street—Kenetit of Mr. W. B. Chapman.—W ednesday avon A7Eil11, the performances will commence with IE KING ?—King Henry IV, Miss Mestayer; Amelia Branville, Mra. Isherwood. To be followed by the faree of the HAPPY MAN—Paddy Murphy, Mr. B. Williams; Ko Ket, Mrs, Aftet which, the now local drama, ontit 8 MOSE IN CALIFORNIA—Mose, Mr. Chanfrau; Sykesy, Mr. Mr. Adolphes Pillishroud, Mr. W. 1B. “Chapman: Mes To conclude with THE FRENCH fc; Miss Chapman, Doors will op at Tig. Woxes, 26 cents; Pit, 12% cont A OPERA, ASTOR PLACE.—ADMISSION : TO Parquet, Ist and 2d Tiors, $1; Amphithoatre, 25 cts. Doors open at half-past 7 o'clook—To commence ab 8. The box book will be open at the Opora i Astor Place, from 9A. M. tol? M., and at Hall's Music Store, corner of Park Place and Broadiray, from 1 to3 FM Third night of Beli- ECHANICS’ MALI Grand and Broome 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN foots, Open every ovening duri 3, and originators f the present po Tar style of Ethiopian entertainments, CA premiuta of $300 Ue paid to any other Company in existence, who ean pro- ce of a just right to the above distinction, one Con in this city, for a period of three years, hat received with great patronage aud favor, unprocedoated @ i great variety of new and original Melodies, Burlesque Operatic Chorusos, Songs, Characteristie Dances &e., in a manner frequently attempted by ‘* numerous imitators,” but. “not wish tho sane. Yowulta” that have erowned the efforts of this ‘‘ original” and “inimitable” Com~ Beny, who challenge competition in every department of thiopian representations. ‘The Company consists of tom t NCES KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ, Thursday evening, at the Lycenm Room, Washington street, Brooklyn, at 74, o'clock, the play of “Romeo and Jue liet,”"’ Tickets to be had at the Mansion House, the Globe Hotel, and Mr. Wilder's book store, Brooklyn; and wt the door on the evening of CARD.—MR. MAX MARETZEK MOST RESPECTFUL- ly advertises to his friends, the patron of the Opera, and the public generally, that ho’ will take his BENEFIT on Thursday next, April 12, on which occasion will be performed, Verdi's grand and cclebrated Ope: ANI, and whon Si ‘Truth and Signor Benedetti will appear for the positively last time in this country, HE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 539 BROADWAY’ one im between Spring and Prince streets, and the onl: this country, consisty of a great number of life Chinese of all classes; seve apartments in temples and bri agricultural nonts, instruments of muiic, lanter . ‘A. M. till ton P, My, daily. Admittance, 25 conte; childron under twelvo, half Price. URTON: nesday of DOMBEY S380) Mr. Jordan; Major Hay Raymon Florence Dombey, Miss Hil elude with am original satire, i time, called SOC! Modern Philosophy Put in Practiee—M: nan Beougham: Mr. Menny, Mr. Burton, Doors open at T. oe | rigs at 74%. Bo mily Circle, 25 cents, OF THE SHIRT—J green, Mr, Nickinsor whiel ear, at each entertainment, the annals ef public amusements in this great metropolis, rformances, Laughable Pantomime ‘and continue to Le nightly received with approbation by large | ern, the Yankece Comedian, I ‘and highly respeotable audiences, a most convincing evidence | Copland, Miss West, Miss Mel of their superior merit and attractiveness. They willhave | Mammoth Boys, Wax Scripture Stat well, the fortune-tollor, 10 yours, 12% conta, THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRERT.—WED- evening April lith, will be performed the drama ett Dombey, Mr, Lynne; Mr. Carkery j weatooks Mr. Hrougham; Mr. Toots, Mr. Captain Cottle: ite, Burton: ith, Mes. Knights per, Mrs. itroughamn; Homers: Mise Witttanse te eats SM, ox, yarier Grisley, Mee 4, Dress Circle and Parquet, 00 0 18 OLYMPIC THRATRE—DENEFIT OF ‘Wednesday evening April, lith, the per= amence with the farce entitled the DANCE pes, Mr. Conover; Anthony Ever- Mander Miss M.Gannon. After THE MAIDEN—Mr. Craromles, THE SAVAGEAN y evening, April Lith, will be presonted, Do- | Mr. Mitchell; Ninetta Crummles, Miss Gannon. To be fol- 's celebrated opera, in $ aots, BELISARIO. lowed by the Grand Panorama of, Broadway. ‘To conclude rei Borghese: Bu with nza, entitled CAMARALZAMAN AND Signor Novelli; Alamiro, s BADOU Mr. Nickinson; Danash, Mr. Conover; ubilei; Eutropio, Signor Viamoa- | Maimoun ‘nnon. Doors open at 7—ourtainwill rise Director ductor, Max Maretzok. atiig . Upper Boxes, 250. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—MORE SPLENID ificent performances, overy afternoon, week. The original and well known Christy's Minstre i ‘before 8 o'clock. Organiaod 1842; the oldest established. band in the world; som Hae Leathe micas ake saleersioh Gp who claim, and can substantiate the samo, of being the first to ntess. This colossal couple are the tallest and de~ harmonise Negro Melodi cidedly the largest pair of human beings which the world ever Produced, | Also engaged, the Mammoth Lady, who wal 76 lbs. nia, the Fi f the wea! will fal Gymnastic They may So scen 08 Aulbours, withs®¥ , nettis, who composod a large portion iy, have. heen engaged tor another weak, their wondi 'y. Madame = cents; children under Admission, Tg J. Prescott Hinll, Esq., Ogdon Hoffman, Theodore Sedgwick, Exq., ‘Tho Musioal Department will be under the peri and will comprise all the HK ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THE AMBRICAN Dramatic Fund Association, rformers, under the direction and management of E, P. Vivo Prosid & Uiriaty-cho wholecomprivinga corps of unequalled versatili Hon. Samuel Jono: Willis, Rag, and talent. Admission 25 cents, Children under 10, hal John Van Buren, Esq. om price. Doors open at 7—Concert will commence at 8 o'clook. Philip Hone, Esq., Ei An afternoon Concert on Saturday, commencing at 3P.M. | General S. 1. Lyman, orrisy Raq, Dostor Francis, Prosper M, Wetmore, Esq., Arthur T. Jones, Es ‘Washington Irving, Esq., Hon. William Keat, Edinuad Hl. Miller, And others, MR. GEORGE LOD: including a perfect Glee Party, to i of ENGL HARMONY, OLD MapRicaLs, Gems ov MORAL MBLODY, ke. Ke. The Festival will Tickets, (including wine,) $0 enh, may be had of any of the Truntoos, Vv J. Prescott Hall, Ean., 54 Wall street. G stebh . P. Chapman, John McKeon, Bi Thos. 8, Hamblin, E Or of the Treasurer, Mr. 4 And the Secretary, Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM, 37 and at all the Music @ place on Tuesday, April 17, a THE ASTOR HOUSE. » Esq, Sb Wall street, ‘Esq, of Merchants’ Exchange. 4. rict Attorney's office, Cit} box office, Howary Then OHN POVEY, 13 Wi Hall, oros, and at tho Asto ONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE REAL AND INCOMPAR- ‘able French Magician, will continuo his extraerdinary Soirees every evening this woek, at the Minerva Rooms, No. 406 Broadway, whero he will givo a grand Magical and Egy tian entertainment, Admission, 60 conts; children, 25 com Doors open at 7 o'clook; performances to commence at 8. THIOPIAN SERENADERS.—COLISEUM HALL, 450 Broadway, open every nigh Tuesday “April 10th. The origi in Seranaders, would respectfully idform the publio, have just returned from the South, whore they have ounded success, and will commence a series of sat the above place, Thoy will have the honor ng 8 great variety of new and original Molodies, ‘Characteristic Dances, in a manner frequently at by numerous imitators. company challens c in every department of Ethiopian representations. This company consists of ten performers under the direction of Mr.. Cooper. Admission 25 cents, Children under ten Yours of Age, wif price, Doors open at 7 o'clock, Concert to ‘ath. Appropriate Seats for Ladies and Children, tevery Saturday aft commoncing nt 3 o'clock. TUYVESANT INSTITUTE—SE Hill's lectures and entertainments—Mr. Hill, fami galled." Yamkoo Hill” resveett unounaen to the pablie 3 of humorous entertainments will com~ | mence on Monday evening, April 9, M9, at the Stnyvesant Institute, and be givon every evening during tho weok, wher he will be aided by the superior talent of the much admit vocalist, Miss Fanny F ‘Tickets, to admit » Tad; xtra ladiew tickets, 250, gentlemen's ¥ Ethioy an MOTH PANORAMAS OF y of New York, n the Hudson Rivor and the Ci TH SENP AND ORR'S M ii Saturday afternoon, at 3 o’olock, for the accommodation of LEUTHERIA the Carcer of bondage, to its triumph in America, and roactionary in upon the Old World in Liss words by Horatio Sione, Baq.5 usic Goorge Frederick Bristow; will bo given at the Tabernagle om Wednesday evening, April 11, 1819, by the entire chorus of the New York Sacred Music Society, and the fi ished Vocal Detuce, (syb Lincoln, (Seet bors of the Phi Bristow. Tickets, 50 cents each; to be had at the principal Music stores and at the door. mencement at 8. No postponoment. OLON exhibited all this week, at 20 Broadway. Admittance, 25 cents. ingenuity; an specimen. ‘There is in its compo: nal creation than can be found in any musew crowd of visiters are astonished at this most curious creature. ‘To he seen this week only, tne cl | tance 25 cents; children RAND CANTATA, ILLUSTRATING ‘reedom, including its Religious aa well as clemonts, from the eseapo of Teracl out of Bayptinn juenoe Geo, Henry Curtis; Orchestral Arrangemont by owing distil Mra. L.A. Jones, (Christians: } Mis 5. Mr. Robert Goo. Paige, (Viot ir. WL. T. with # Seloct Orchestra, composed of mem— harmonic, and other Bands. Director, G. F. Doors open at7 o'clock; com= EL FREMONT'S NONDESCRIPT WI In producing this animal, nature exerted all her P toubtioss, this is her last and most astonishing Ton 8 greater variety of the Europe, to take t will sail fe Admit- eal Gardens, London. alt price, ost in the Z asret Summer res mer and terms, apply (post paid) directed te the proprietors. T° R GARDEN—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN can nov be engaged for evening amusee Wor further pi re during the ensuing season. Spply nt the office on the premises, or by lovowe FRENCH & HEISER. ) THRATRICAL MANAGERS.—FOR SAL expired term of the Lease (four years and a half) of th ily for tl Front street Theatre, Baltimore, recently refitted in the first paintinge a4 oe ston pe ee ee Valker cue foawet sineea pelea ee hae Heinys thi thee . It 5 f ing at 8 ool fit for instant occupation. ‘The rent is pai tage Pe ee eee pamahammornmanibenien’ a ees itat “Direct, propaid, Box 2,400, Post Ollce, New York. schools, and those who cannot make it convenient to attend evenings. ———— a . SPECIAL NOTICES. _ FFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, ce April 9th, 1M9—The President and Directors have this day declared a’dividend of four and one half per cent on tho capital stock of this Company for the six months ending Ist February last, payable to the stockholders on and after Tucs~ day, the lat day of May next. The transfer book will be closed from the 25th instant, until tho above date. By ord: Secretary. WITH.—FOR SALB, nnd is situ inte ; tueoity, Shes one of the actory reayong L. M., Merald man and Ful ton. OR SALE.—THE MODERN BUILT THREE STORY Brick House and Lot, No. 121 12th and 13th streets. Apply at 62 Gold street, be ourth been use OR SALE—HORSE, CARRIAG ‘The carriage was built to order by “ Bonrdsley,” with the latest improvements, for one or two horses. ethe LEG AND HARNES ‘The carriage has but afew times, and is a8 go . bo sold separately oF ty sand is as good as new. They will inneleh,'s 0, 38 Canal street. ty = SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS USUAL B, rupply of Frowar sag Vorotabs Shrac: Green-house Plants, re ‘Fruit Trees, and other tril Sgods,Urnamental Trees, togsther with « gencral as~ in that line. P, ost Urondway. ps for sal EWFOUNDLAND PUPS~TWO MAMMOTH NEW- foundiand I beauty. Apply at 205 Water, corner of Fulton. pure breed, and of extraordinary isl tions i place, rund: and OR SAL = ie ir Arabian ja MeMann, No. Teference will ed sound fitted for ing and profitabl the city, is offered for sale for I Jinportant reasons make it and to save trouble none need Inquire of A . FI ott, or TRUMAN Bi. BIRD, No. 1 Washington Markot. HE WEL! 108 Broad be given. Th Lady Mary, sired by Young grand-dam sired by Bussorah, the imported he seon at the stablo of Messrs. next tothe Racket Court, whore ‘Mare is 8 yoars old, ceustomed to be used under the saddle, and woll fearless horse woman. JOR SALE—A RESTAURANT, NOW DOING A FLOUR- business, and one of the best loca- n half ita value, pose Of the above ly without, avai » corner of Chas essary t JOREN BLOODED, FAST TROTTI Duroe, dam sii picer & and warrant~ ANTED—A RESPECTABLE NURSE AND SEAM- stress; also & good Cook, Washer and Ironer. City ro- commendations will be required. Inquire at No 53 Sevonth street. ANTED—BY A Ri PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Cook; is leaving her present place in conse= quence of the family removing to the country. Can give tho Yery best of city reference. Address at Messrs, Rushton & Clarke, Druggists, Astor Houso, corner of Barclay street. RESPECTABLE SINC NTLEMAN WISHES frame houses, fifteen minute 0 LET, IN BROOKLYN—TWO. three ‘story brick houses, an two story and attio frame houses. ‘Tho above houses aro situated within $180, walk of Fulton Ferry. street, Brooklyn. ALL, COMMODIOUS several small convenivnt Rent of brick houses, $300; Inquire at 188 Bridge O LE’ with bas to find one or two furnished rooms on the first floor, with or without board. A house where there are no other boarders preferred, Addross ©, 1. A., at the offic of this paper, with reul names, fixed terms, and full particulars. None others need apply. ‘OUNG EUROPEAN LADY IS DESIROUS OF FORM- fan, engagement as Governoss inn private family, here the enildren are young. Would teach Enslish,, music, Singing, and rudiments of drawing. Ploase direot, Miss Ne- ville, Flushing, L. 1., post office. 0 PERSONS GOIN of pleasant manners and app Porition, ix desirous of returning to her native country, and would like to do #0 in the capacity of Indy’s maid. She derstands Englis enn give exeellent references. Addre box 1400, city post office. OPE—A FRENCHGIRG, arance, and excellent dis~ DVERTISER WISHES A SITUATION AS BAR~ HEA kes take c Dest of referenc adiress a note * given. At this office. SHIPPING. Ren en HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. ‘Steamships between New York and Liverpool, botween Boston and Liverpool, calling at Halifax to land and reosive mails and passengers, are intended to sail as follows from Boston, Wednesday, 13th April. N. York,“ lay. Shannen, " 9th Harison,’ “ « 16th“ . Btone, "Boston, “ Ba Canada,’ “— Judking, “ N. York, h An exporienced Surgeon on board. ‘Freight will he charged tele, beyond. an amotnt Tor personal expensos. All letters and papers must pass through the Post Office, Passage from New York or Boston to Liverpool: First Cabin, $120; second do, $70. For fraight or. pasage apply te BE. CUNARD, Jr., 38 Brondway. OR HAVRE—TH SUPERIOR COPPERED AND Coppor fastened French bark Armantine, Capt. Eatsbe. For freight or passage apply te BOYD & HINCKEN, POR MARSEILLES—THE SUPERIOR BARK MARY Etlen, Capt. Howitt. BOYD & HINCKEN, IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS.—VESSBL8 SUBJECT TO Visitation by the Healsh Officer. Every yossel from « foreign port having passengers, and every vorsel having had, during her ys o, any case of Small-pox, or infeotions or eontagions disease—arriving at any time. "All yessols from any port, in tho ordinary passago from which they must pass south of Cape Henlopen—arriving between the thirty-first day of Muy and the sixteonth day of October, And all vossala from any place (including istaxda) in Asin, Afrion, or the Mediterranean, or from any of the India, Bahama, Ber~ moda or Western Islands, or from any one place in America, in the ordinary passage from which they pass south of Georgia “arriving between the first day of April and the first day of November. ALEX. B. WHITING, Health Offioee. Journal of Commerce, Bvoning Por NOTICE CURR DRITANNIG MAJRSTY'S CONSU- Inte, Now York, April 9, 1819. —The undersigned desires {o give public notice, that her Majesty's Governmont offers ® Reward of Twenty ‘Thousand Pounds, to be givon to such priva or distributed amongat such private ships, of Rhy country, as may, in the judgment of the Board of Adimi- ralty, have rende ‘efficient assistance to Sir John Fra Ki ships, or their crews, And may have contri rectly to extricate them from the jee. in the Arctic recons, ANTHONY BARCLAY, Hor Hritannie M Consul. TLEMEN WHO ASKED AND RR nd Sun, please copy. TF THY TWO eelved per toexamine the bark LAURENS, then lying near the foot of Clinton street, E.R, Komewhere be treen the 1th and 2th Marel, 48, will enil at, or aed their bamer to the o of O, HOFFMAN, dr, Now le Wall street, + favors New York, they will confor Bridge strect, te THREE THUREE-STORY BRI under cellar, Ni built Leet year, DANIEL WRIGHT, 23 Johnson streot, jement ani Brooklyn: CK HOUSRS, 22, and 24, Rent $30), Apply the hours of Land 2. O01 ET 1 walk of the ment, brick fromt dwellin Apply to JAMES HARVER, 1 ea N ton ferry, hot ROOKLYN WITHIN TEN MINUTES’ the two story, attio and . 165 York street, rent $275. xt door. irooklyn, April 9, NISHED ROOM TO LET, front parlor to lot, without board, on reasonable terms; treet, between Grand and Iroome ROOMS TO itable for singl A NEATLY FURNISH- PARLOR AND BRD- a small genteot LET atlemen, diate neighborhood of Union Park and pply at 821 Broadway. TORE TO LET, tablished Stand p and Front street. paight atree' ra W Apply ROM 1ST MAY NEXT—AN OLD ES- olesale Grocery, corner of Pook to Woydell, 36 Dover street, or A + No. 19 Be ars, tho lute late feet in front, on Park Re h they are 130 fect in front, 87 Prince stecot. vk —T0 MISCELLANEOUS. _ C. HUGUENIN, NEW IMPORTER OF WATCHES, ixt., Now. § BE LEASED FOR A y ocenpied hy the Park Then- , and running through For ITHC of Printinj ment of Crayons for drawings in color, ONVERSATIONS FRANCAISES, on the oral system—enabling , and ensuring but deficient th; ditto, in classes, jeace address Mons. 1). Nroadway. taught APHIC CRAYON 1% Paper of the ki anal Gouk OR FRB y spank from thy ‘and fluency to pupila more ad- Private tuition, at home, Fr nd school ST. PIERRE, Natif de VINE, ARTS.—INTERNATIONAL 3 29 Broudway, fi he Galle ‘Annual sudecription $5. S Vici musi will bo. openc morrow (Thurada, ‘The class will bo ) evening at dF, W, T UNION FREE anti 6. M, kx are now ERT & CO, . 413 Broadway, to= with a free lecture, rmed on & plan adapted to peculiar sec ARM Translator of raber, Gar AND SILVER EN ‘and Watch Movements, of al anufaotures, for sale by -y low for cash, Close the importer, at wholesale only, buyers will do well to call before purchasing Sse whers. R. E. BH John street, up stai y of ( silver. A libers! Wo f Salish all street, BE DING of Enstern retngon Te ATED WARE, AND CUT- atock of the above articles, from Forks, &e., Ko, Idigcountto thetrade, | ASHER R, MORGA, William, between Fulton and Ann stroets, ai MLRO atl per ND vale cheap for cash, to close wat he dixpasod of, « opposite the Church, THs OF THE BANK by B. HOUGHTON, AD TIMBER 2,000 PRET removed Dyainces 0 y the firetof May. TM) above fe suitable for building purposes, Ruiirond sills, riding, Xe. WATT be sold in Lote Me tile per: chasers, Country dealers woult de well to cathe to DAN. 8. DA ‘Thirteenth sirwets, j ____ Corner Tenth avenn h River, QUATIN ISLES) FERRY VE NEW YORK AT Soy re & o'clock, Leave Vanderbilt's Tandim 8 10,1, 8 elock, Cologne, March 1, 1849. Orders f at MEDICAL. ECTFULLY INFORMED a PUBLIC ARE that I have given the M y for the sale of my Louis Sehmeltzer, and that he iv my o e for the United Sta W holes for forwarding orders to me direct. y MARIA FARINA, gonuder dem Julich’s Plate. obann Maria Farina’s Eau de Cologne, reooived 0.52 New strevt, Now York. LOUIS SCHMELTZER, Sole agent for the United Sta w NE” york AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CO. 44 Bonds.—The subscribers will recoive proposals until the hty Thousand Dollars of the Bonds of this yablo Ist’ December, 1453, and deawing inteross joth February Inst, at (7) seven per oentum per an= able 1st June and Decembor, with coupons attached. nds will Le delivered to the highost bidder on the 10th WARD & CO., 54 Wall stroot, HE DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION OF TILK | different Orders of Good Fellows, will hold an adjourned HE WALN Chemist and Fancy So Broadway. AED, OR NOT BALD—THOMA Festore the hale on bal only by thy En Co only by the Empire, Com York, this (Wednes~ | Irving House. UT OIL SHAVING SOAP, THE VERY is the invention of WILL1AM JOMNSON, 85 Frankfort stret and 176 MAGNETIC HAIR able article that will effectual: this is warranted. Tt is sol pany, No. 176 Broadway, Howard Clarke & Co., Astor House, and best in use Bewaro of es er is the only re head: , and by Rushton, meeting at day) evening, at 6 0 k, P.M. The delegates aro requested | to be punctual in their attendance. By order, | GEO, M, MANN, Chairman, W.C, Jaquas, Secretary, (rem ton EMOVAL—M, LEVETT, patentee of Enamel DENTIST, INVENTOR AND 4 Pigtes for Artifieias 7 = Wi ay nex > Broadway, betweon Mvus= nd Bleecker streets, New York, CALIFORNIA Sew innnnnnnanwrnrvwnrvwwennnnnnnnnnnanann | OR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGRES.—THE UNITED | States Mail ton pi save: Now York | for Chagros, via Havana, ae Ur Mails for tho 1’* th 3 in am iver tho mails for tho Paoltie mail steamer Oren, to Chagres in stare rooms... lower after eabin. per ot D. ROBERT: AN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—THE BRITISH steamship CORN, 65) tons burthen, will positively 1 Jersey dnesday, tho Isth of April, at 12 Prick o¥ Passa’ In cabin. In fore cabia. In steorage, For Rio Janeiro 20) $150) ¥ . BL) 20 on 500 x peri will accompany this vessel. For passage, appl: R. CUN r., 38 Broadway. The Unicorn has double engine: gow last. April; is now undergoing cubin and steerage will be yery comfortable and well yen= horough rotit; and her | i? SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT — titiful packet ALICH TARLTON, Will receive a few hundred Harrels more freight, if offered im= mediately. Passengers will do well to examine the state- | roonis of this vessl, her accommodations being unsurassed, A distinguished physician and surgeon will go out in the vessel. Apply on board, at Pier 10, Bast River, or to ISAAC T,'SMITH, 101’ Wall street. IRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA new Liverpool packet ship all ber freight on board, and wi San Francisco, The news by the Croscent City shows that this is the only safe route, And this vessel offers the ly commodations of any yet up fer that port. Sho is 7: burthen, but 5 months old, has a library of 400 volumes, bath | rooms, patent ventilators, and every arrangemont for the health, comfort, and s of passengers. Fr passage only, ; &) Ply. apply to BUFFUM & HANDY, 112 Broadway, | JOR CALIFORNIA—THE BARK CLYDE 18 NOW ready to clear fur San Francisco, having all ho A fow borths eqn vet Le. procurred if appl SCHOYER, & CO., 82 Wall atreot, N.R W A. 1 BARK ONYX, FOR r 8 North River. oon accommodations. For ri, JOR CHAGRES.—THE N Chagres, is wow receivin, She has superior cabin and 3 freight or charter, apply to SCHOYVER & CO., £2 Wall street. D and has pills are the only actual remedy ever cure of all diseases of the genital organs, Seiminal or Physical Ki ow’ boilers in Glas~ | in the early stages will be surprised at the rapidity and I onvenicnce wttending their cure. tho: can properly appreviate bis servi first, or Incip (from uncommon advantages and a very oxton he can afford ari sround for stating chm be obtained from no ‘other source im America, Di. | tation for skill in those half cured eases that have existed for ears is pre- LENDID | bya on the non approved p © CURB NO PA m of this disease. Dp" ment of Merenrial and He mi cha R. WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWI devotes his exclusive attention to a PTREBE, diseases of or sule a most beautiful selection of “Artifolal Eyes! Ned from Paris.” Orcs hours from A.M. tot phlet containing many ri ‘oures er, oun bo had gratuitously wet nitously at his office. PREPARED FROM Lonise Shail, gra- al Institute, P hose. covered for the tri ty, Barrenn 1 particulars of cir singular ani reulars. To be had of the regniar app Ma the pills are te r and direct from Paris, Price $1 per box. . Broadway, corner of John street ; 373 Broad- of Chambers street; 433 Broadway street ; 63 Bowery, corner of Walker reet, corner of Allen strost ; 1i4 Canal stry West Broadway; 96 Hudson st AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIL Ke., 88 Greenwich streat—Office hours 9 bto9 b. M.(Suniiny exceptal). Thoso who appl tthe It is chiotly, however, who have suffered from a certain class of people, whe In stricture, from ise ed and distressing sta; joo. corner of a4 ent, to its more advan ive RS pid, easy and radioal cure, whieh, ho has JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, 80 WELL KNOWN the treatinent of delionte disenses.—The Doctor's repu- Constivutional weakness, brought om ne rot habit, eflectually cured. Recent cases cured im FAWCETT CA Iied at his office, yst obstinate yield t I prin Dey stroot, on all priva his mode of treatment, which is le. Strivturos oured an the most of oie, indulgence can also Office 51 ith —DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE ST, may be cunsulted on the treatment of cortain doli os, A practice of sixteen years devoted to the t f delicate diseases enablés Dr. C. to cure the worse cont eases cured in throe days. No . COOPER, 1 DUANE SRERTT, HAS, FOR THE last fourteen yoitrs, confined his practice 60 the treat ier Diseases of a delicate nature, ure the most neeravated oases of this disease; and wes removed in two to five days. A perfect cure, orne ‘D THE GOLD na passage to npany, would do well . FOR SAN PRANCISCO.—THE SUPE- 9 O CURE, NO CHARGE.—DR, MURPHY, OF 63 GOLD street, Js ont Wally consnited on all forms of private Tupecvelt stroot, whore diseases. Kucent casos of rhea he cures in two to four MholAtions: at a low "rate. days. Constitutional debility and impoteney successfully troated by Dr. M. mercury need in any ease, oF hindranee ae from lusiness. Office, 63 Gould street. Open from 7A. M. te bi YDE is now roceiving her stores and single berths vacant. rte Jr. 98 Wall st. AMPORNIA, VIA VERA ORUZ, THE CITY OF Moxico, and Mazatlan.—This company having made ar~ D*.. Youvreal ulcers, and eruptions he euros where oth con he warrants to eure, 24K Friton street ORKISON CONTINUES TO BR CONSULTED fidentially on private diseases, Gleets, strictures, fail. Re- Nervous and organic debility: jondon diploma in his office, reid in a few days. See hia 1 rangenents to sail on the 2th inat., in the fast sailing prokot EUGENTA, which conveyed Capt. Hutton’s company of 130 in fourteen days to a Cruz, we desire to inform those bound for Cali that a few vacancies in the compan remain, Furth mation given hy Capt. BATTERS Y, from 1 to 4. M., at 100 Front street, up stairs. OR $100, AND FOUND.—A FEW TICKETS FOR SAN | PRIVATE MEDICAL Professor of Dis~ ‘pp. ZW. Price $1. ntal anguish to man; the husband, would have on- in health would pared; thousands now py : sands now broke PB Fiscten, Calltornia, ta a Arse otnea shipy te. lenve. this eg ee pe weok, cn be Had If immediately applied fort | i re Saar seesten Mk Tl oth tba dae gage oats wisencmen ee & CO, 82 Wallat | OPT E incanded ovpecially for the married, or those contem-= di JOR CALIFORNIA, THROUGH TRXAS A of the Gila. in 90 days, with wazons, starting before or by the Ist of May. The fourth Mutual Protection Company, ot- ganized Ly D: Hough, Jr, is now filling up. Bull particalars | given at FO Tirond street, up stairs, from A, M. toll, M, until further notice, | 0 CALIFOR: —WITH AN EXPERIENCE OF 14 yoars, the subscriber confidently offers his services in Frevering stores, in suitable packages to cross the Isti for the longer route. All articles warranted to keep. estimates for any number of persons furnivhed gratuitonsly. A. KEMP, 116 Wall treat, N.Y y DAM & | ALIFORNIA G L Podition will hold a public meeting at the Buena Vie DVALLBY Pt Mouse, corner of Grand and Forsyth strects, every evening, until they complete engaging #) men to, go ty tho gull res gions. ‘Iho company now number over 98) ablo-bodi three-fourths of whom are mechanics, Those that a f the profits of xtoenths, $50 the full profits one share for company haa nished by the company will bo entitled to half one share. will entitle & member to wine: to five-eighths, $100 to three-fourths, $150 to of ane share, and one-quarter of the pr every oxtra $100, The rapidity with whicl platin) bua er Mvwhomn nature contemplates an important change— discover the causes, jem, and most certs h ber sex ix eubject. must be addre profersion, that ho has cured, casos of ay; cloves important secrets which jonlariy. permit of an increase of fami- ye wile, tho mother, the one or the one in the deotine of ry 4 into womanhood, nd the most eficient re~ , in every complains to roadway, and at the Publishing Office, 129 Yu Lithe & Co., Albany; W. R. Davia, ‘son, WS Cheetnus street, Phiteaet ia. copy will be texnamitted by tail, the United States, ‘All letters i i Dr. A. M. Mauricenu, Box sod, pont te 120 Liberty atrant. York city. ¢ R. HEINE, NO. 20 DUANE STRERT, WHOSR SUO- ceaa in the’ treatmont of 5} eases is generally known ; but i he cures these various diseaaos without mercury. ured ® ment o der his treatment. philic ‘and mereurial dis not generally known, thad has not particle of mercury for the last five years in the treat- syphilis, Tho most obstinate oases have yielded ua- Ho in willing to satisty the public or the fncreased ite numbers, 14 a anfficient guaranty that th ‘ pronounced ineurable by our first physicians, Sree et moter anny ia sbeten. - Treecmons Sa,ottepte 1. tho patient seta te take Sune BOF BOLD ey NN Soorehy to 8 dicine, and the Ume for a cure is very short, He 14 wil x Jand t At any time, to give tho utmost satiniaction fo sbee, leavin only Ir eonnds SenaNe 98 wl bo AU ine ateae whomill callat hie oto, Nex taken throwch with fifty pounds baggage for $100. For par- | tioulars apply | of the Medi » Dr. He rm regular physician, and # member abow 4 DAGUERREOTY PRS.-PERSONS ABOUT sal desirous to loave thuir likenesses with their, friemis, do well to callat Brady's, N NF Broadway, where, hy reason of recent improv ments and additi to his establishment, and true faithful likenorsesmay Le obtained at the shortest notice, Canaan Cc | $l every. place, or May be had | by post, mailed free. Secioty. ial PTAINS, AND PERSONS GOING TO SRA, SHOULD eae Watph's Practionl Private Treatise. veep recipe is faithfully given, in plain Trnguoe, equally asefat ia pp. Price eawich stroet, of chest, 6th ¢ Anthor, No. 85 Gr ticin the