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which have been put under contract at a cost of $250,000; | REWARDS. AMUSEMENTS. ae AANA AAA NARRNARAAANARNANAAAANA and for which means have beon provided. No contract has been let until the means for paying the samo were first secured. The subscriptions of the Commissioners 4nd the private subscriptions raised in Cloveland, ‘would put twenty-four miles, from Cleveland to Hud- | son, under contract—making seventy-five miles pro- | vided for. Efforts are now making to raise funds fer the twenty-three miles still remaining, and to put under contract as carly as possible. ‘The returns of the Board of Trade, in England, ex- hibit the annexed summary of tho value of the vari- ous articles of British and Irish produce and manufac- | tures exported from the United Kingdom, in each of the past three years, ending the Sth of January, 1847, 748, and ‘49: Commence ov Ganat Bairarn—Dectanep Vaiur oF Articles 1849. Butter. £186,941 Candles. .... 58,863 Cheese. .... 2. +++ 2U714 Coals and culum. 1,096,356 ‘Cotton manufacture 16,770,868 Do. yarn. 5,927,956 Earthenware Fish, herring. Glass 4 ° « 2 7 Hardware and cutlery. 2,180,587 2,341,981 Leather, wrought aid unwrought.... 341,829 Linen manufactures. 2.958.851 jo. yarn... .. 649,893 Machinery. . rr 1,263,016 809,564 Metals, iron and stee 5,265,779 4,7 1,541,868 675 g dete 179,344 (117,181 ‘Tin, unwrought & plates +. 746,679 622,355 673,497 Balt....... 5 205,005 = 261,467 265,296 Silk manufactures... 837,577 151,161 Do. Copper and brass. Lead 626 Sugar, refined... ‘Wool, sheep or lamb's. Woolien yarn....... 08,270 Do. manufactures... 6,835,101 Total. . se +» £51,227,060 51,005,798 46,407,939 It will be porceived that there has been a decrease in tho aggrotate value of merchandise, &c., exportod in eae of the past three years. In 1848, compared with 1847, thero was a falling off of £221,262, and in 1849, compared with 1848, a falling off of £4,597,859. The decrease, in cach year, in cotton manufactures, has been larger, much larger than the aggregate decline in value. For the year ending January Sth, 1849, there ‘has beon a falling off of nearly every article named in tho list. Later returns from the Board of Trade show a defi- ciency in the first month of the new year, and if it con- tinues in the same rate throughout the twelve months, the decrease for the year ending January 5, 1850, compar- ed with 1849, will be almost as great as that in 1849 com- pared with 1848, The declared value of exports from Great Britain, for the month ending February 5, 1849, was £3,010.539, against £3,227,138 for the same month in 1843, showing a decrease for the month, this year, of £216,599. While there has been a steady reduction going on in the quantity and value of merchandise exported, the imports into Great Britain have largely increased, as will be seen-by the anuexed comparative table of the quantity of certain articles entered and taken for con- sumption, for the month ending February 5, in each of the past two years :— Commencs: oF Great Brirarx—Quantiry or Imports. Taken for Home Imported. Consumption. Month end. Feb. 5. Month end. Feb. —_—_— 148. 1849. 1818. 1349. ‘Grain, wheat, ara. 82,239 345,024 82,239 710,984 ‘Grain of other descrip- tions 185 1 Indian corn ; 23 Flour and meal, ewi,. 73,873 Provisions—bacon, 432 5,283, pork, Ke... ... + Buttor and cheose. Animals, No. Or 4 Spirits, gaits: ines... Opium, tii Tobacco ... Soe Wi Fruits—Currants, figs, and raisins, ewt. Lemonskorangesch. _ 41,040 Spices, Ibs...... 2.4 155,008 Do. owt... sss 1,20 ‘There has been a great Incrcase in the importation into Great Britain, of graimazd breadstuffs of all kinds, Provisions, coffee, cocoa, sugar, tea, and tobacco, and a -ocrresponding increase in the aggregate consumption. ‘There has also been an increase in the importation o tho raw material, for manufacturing purposes, For the month ending February 5, 1849, the importations of flax amounted to 16,411 ewt.; hemp, 35,161 owt.; raw silk, 101,189 Ibs.; cotton, 222,598 ewt.; wool, 1,294,933 Ibs.; tallow, 105,523 ewt.; aud for the corresponding month in 1848, the importations of flax ameunted to 30,41! cewt.; hemp, 26,918 ewt.; raw silk, 261,085 Ibs.; cotton, 871,698 ewt.; wool, 875,888 Iba.; tallow, 92,591 ewt. Tho Ancrease in the quantity of the most important article of raw material imported, while the quantity of manu- factured goods exported had largely declined, does not exhibit vory prosperous state of things, and is indica- tive of a relapse into the inactivity which it was sup- {posed had permanently disappeared. It is a question in our mind whether we shall ever again be such good customers to the manufacturers of Great Britain as wo have been. Weare making such rapid progress within our limits, in every departmont of ‘manufacturing, that, notwithstanding our increase of population, we shall hereafter be better ablo to supply our own wants, and depend less upon any foreign nation for manufactures of any kind, than we have heretofore, A few days since we gave an article upon tho progress and extent of the cotton manufacturing business at the South, and tho prosperity which has attendod every at- tempt to employ the black population as operatives, The extension of railroads throughout the southorn section of the country, the improvements almost daily wade in machinery, the substitution of steam power for water power, and the profitable returns realized in copital already employed in this branch of industry, hhavegiven such on impetus tothe business that we oxpect to see in » few years, large manufacturing villages and towns thickly scattered throughout the southern and western sections of the country. Thero aro several ox- tensive steam cotton mills in New England, among which the Naumkeag mill, of Salem, Mass., stands con- spicuous, For the four wecks ending the third of March last, there were spun in this mill, 3,297,793 skeins of yarn, on 31,252 spindles; averaging four and thirty- mino-one-hundreths (4 39-100) skeins per spindle, each day, Eleven pairs of mules spun warp, and nino pairs filling. Tho finoness of the yarn averages fully No. and isregularly weighed each day. The cost of spin- ming, for tho above quantity, was 9 35-100 mills per pound, including overscers, doffors, sweopors, tubo re- ppairers, back end front piecers, and, in fact, all the labor of every description. This is the largest mill in the United States, and be- Aoved tobe the largest in the world, in which the en- tire process of converting raw cotton into cloth is ¢ ried on under one roof. It contains 31,232 spindles, 650 hand looma, and other machinery. The machinery dacdriven by a steam-engine of 400 horse power, and 83g tons of anthracite coal are consumed per day to generate steam for the engine, for the mill and machine ‘shop, to warm the mill and offices for drying, making sizing, and all other purposes. The entire establish- ment, including two blocks of buildings for the ac- commodation of operatives, cost in round numbers about $600,000; yet such is tho quality of the goods and the nature of the managemont, that the business ‘thas paid a handsome profit, during the hardest times ave have experienced within the past year, Block Exchange. $20000 0S 6's of 1467110410 shas Erie RR old. & 1000 do Conp 1868 1115, 150 do, new, full 60ds 5000 U 8 5's of 1543 os ) do 57 3000 do ox 5, 50 do 6) 58’ 3000 Treas Notes 108% (100 Canton Co B 3m) Prana | bi Bo Marlom RR BAN enix Ban! do ONY Life & T Ce 1OS!, 20 Uticn & Schen 1K 13 ‘900 Far Trust 3% - 250 Reading RR Bly 300 de 960 357% 6000 > Mtg Bonds 6) 30 oe B00 Misy 3000 Erio 7's Bonds io Oot 357, 50 shas Lisland RR b30 23 ode roms 35! 109° do Scoond Board, 2000 Ynifinna State 5's 644 Washs Harlem RR bd 54 100 Farmers’ Trust 39) op aha Mohawk RR PO) 5 Msp Canton Company 38! 309 Tertem RR se 0 Erie now, fu BK w ABVERTISEMBNTS RENBWED BVERY DAY. FINE ARTS. patna a aa eat Aen A CADEMY OF FINE ARTS.—TITE MP BE Bhlnion of Paintings hy artists of the abore gehoal ted), from 10 o'clock Jee eee D clock P. ar, at the large rooIn over tho hall of 4 Og between Spring f Divine Unity, in Brondway, bo « ont Paar streets. "Admission, 28.conts. joann Hekets, un $i 15th June inclusive, 60 cents, Catalogues, FOREIGN. z ANAAKAAAANAADAASARRAROAD " WARDIN A™t INN OR & CO, COMMISSION, FOR' andy S ‘ad nk ‘ants, Panama. males solloited, aad gg 8H sale ae Hee Bove, Nem a] ow leasa, You Fraaoisco, London aad Pa- 100 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND- { ing of the Lg Behe gag P. Vandewater, whe was lost overboard from his sli om Saturday afternoon, April 14, off Grand street Ferry, E. Ho was drowed in ey i taloons and grey costes. fs about six feot in height. Aay Etormation will be thankfully received, and the above ro~ ward will be paid on the fin ag, of his body, | to Ricwan LEWIS, 241 South, cor. Pik 20 REWARD--LOST, A SMALL SIZED DOUBLE Bottom Gold Lover Watch, No. 2611, with four Pair extra jewols. The above reward ‘will be "paid om Meaving tat 246 Pearl street, up stairs, Pawnbrokers and dealers are requested to stop it, if offered. REWARD.—STOLEN, ON TUESDAY, THH Wri from 15 First avenue, one bair bracelet, with a Da- guerreotype likeness, and marked Elizabeth on the clasp, and Sicold locket, with & daguerreotype likeness in it, three ail= Yer dessert spoons, marked John Halstead Bodley, Thomas do. Matia Halstead do., a gold ring, with » red stone and @ Small one, a gold pencil case, and s silver pencil case. Pawn brokers and others are requested to stop ‘thom, if offered for sale. HOS. BODLEY, 15 First avenue, <== AUCTIONS. Y JACOB S. PLATT—L. G. CARRINGTON, AUCTION- eer—Auction Salo of Birmingham Goods, Hrass Kettle: Ching, and Cutlery.—Jacob 8. Pinte will soll, thi it At the aviction room, 23 Platt street, by Grant & Barton, for account of whom it may concern, an invoice of heavy and shelf Hardware, censisting of ono cask English Brass Kettles, ono to four galion stretcher and trace Chains, Hookagand Plate Hinges Z genuine and imitation Knob Locks, Walker's Por- assion Caps, Powder Flasks, Gun Nippl sets Gun Wrenches, Drivers, Ball Screws, Gun Wort ‘Trays, Waiters, flat, barrel and town Bolts, iron rim Locks, Chest do, Till and Pad do, @ry Pans, &c. Also, for account of whom it may concern, 40 dozen D handle Shovels, 2 groce Ox Balls, east steel polished Shovels, 1 cask Sad Trons, a large lot of table Knives and Forks, 50) sets plated ‘Table and Tea Spoons, Carvers and Pen Knives, plated Ca dlesticks, Fancy Goods, Marbles, Musial Instruments, fancy Door Mats, Bowie Knives, 1 sets Ivory Table Knives and Forks, Spuifers and Trays, Toy Trumpets and Fronch Horas, Razors, Scissors, 0 cases Seythe Rifles, rope, hand and pannel and back Saws; and the balance of the stock of Assignees, consisting of Fixturos, Drawers, Sample Cards of Birmingham and Sheffield table and pocket Cutlery, and various other goods, Also, 20 fancy colored door mats, to which the atten- tion of country, as well as city denlers, is directed. A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER.—ELEGANT RO: + mood and Matiozany Household Furniture, mado to er- der. COLE & CHILTON will sell at auction on Wednesday, April 18, at 10 o'clock, at No, 35 Tenth street, near the Fifth Avenue, all the furniture in the above house, comprising rich carved rosewood spring-seat Sofas, arm and othor Chairs, covered with blue and white satin do laine, forming an entire guito; rich mantel Clocks, extra size pier and mantel Glasses, French plate; rich Brussels earpets, tapestry patterns; di- ning Tables with leaves, rosewood work ‘Table; carved rose: wood pior Tables; blue’ and white satin de Inine Curtains; mahogany Buflas; marble tops; makogany Sofas and Chairs; Globe Lamps; Card Tables; fron Hat Stands and Oil Cloths cut Glass and China, a gener 38" door; Wa m e sold togethor oe separate: mahogany Bedsteads and Wardrobes; Mattrosses; Iron Bedsteads; Cottage Chairs, &e., &e., together with the Kitchen furniture, and a variety of other useful household ticles. Catalognes will be ready on Tuesday morning. BA, CHIMION, AUCTION RER--HOUSEHOLD FUR- Tap niture, Extra Size Pier Glasses, French Plate, Rich try, and Brussels Carpets.--Cole and Chilton will sell at Auction, on Thursday, April 19th, at 10 o'clock, ut No. Houston street, large Pier Glasses, 102x34; rich Tapestry, grain Carpets: and black walnit ables, French Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bureaus, bles, Ottomans, Rich Flower Vases, together with © variety of useful houschold articles, Paintings--A few choice Oi Paintings, Plants--A choice lot of Greenhouse Plants. Catinlogues will be ready tho day before tho sale, ‘OW, AUCTIONEER.—BY JOSEPH HEGE- Thursday, April 19, at 10 o'clock A.M., attNo. th street, near 4th avenue, New York, handsome urniture, consisting of Sofas, mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobe; mahognny and painted, French Bedsteads, Wash stand, Toilet Set, Brussels and Ingrain Carpet, Oil Cloth, Mattresses, Sideboard, and an excellent assortment of Crock- ery and Kitchen Furniture, The Furniture has been used Vit a few months; is of the very best manufacture, and as new. Ay S TUTTLE, AUCTIONRER—RICH ROSEWOOD, + Mahogany, and Black Walnut Furniture, at 415 Broad , being the entire stock of Mr. Walters, d business. A. C. Tuttle will sell at Anction this day, o'clock, on. the above premises, entire stock of Mr. Wal- Smprising a large and valuable assortment of superior ood and Mahogany Furniture, the whole of which will Jd without reserve, for cash. ' Also, 1 elegant upright RosewoodPiano, of fine tone and highly finished, Cost $120, C, TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER.—LARGE STOCK OF Mahogany and Rosowood Furniture, of the manufacture of M. Allison, at his Ware Rooms, 46 Vesey streot, on Thurs- day, 19th, without reserve, (as he retires from business.) | C, Tuttle will sell as above tho entire stock of Mr. Allison (for the past 25 years known as a celebrated manufacturor, } Who is retiring from business. The sale will be peremptory and without reserve, and comprises @ largo assortment of Rosewood and Mahoziny Parlor, Hall, Boudglr, Cottage and fancy Furniture, of the most modern style, ‘Terms cash, OMER MORGAN, AUCTIONEER.—GENTEEL FUR- niture.—Thursday, April 19th, at. ten o'clock, at 113 Liberty strect, will be'gold at auction the entire Furnitnre, comprising every article requisite for housekeeping. The furniture ts all of the bost city work, is in prime order, and the sale will befoudd by examination well worthy the atten- tion of purchasers in wane $f 5904 furniture, bit cz AST TWO DAYS' SALE OF THE STOCK OF CHAS Soot & Co,, 377 Broadway.--J. W. Brown will soll by auction, on Wednesday, 18th, and Friday, 20th instant, the remaing lots of the above stock of Laces, Embroideries, &e., in Jots as formerly, suitable for consumers. Salos com: mences on Wednesday, at 12 o'elock noon, and om Friday, ot 0AM. lining the UCTION NOTICE.—-FURNITURE SALE.—THURS- day at 104% o'clock, will be sold in the house 71 Crosby Street, @ valushio assortment of Household Purniture, Pinno- forte, Ke. THO. BELL, Auctioneer. UCTION NOTICE.—MOST EXTENSIVE AND VA- luable sale of elegant Furniture of all descriptions, this day, at No. 11 Spruce street—-comprising ns fine a variety as hasbeen offered this from families removing, &e. Superior French Bedsteads, Sofas, Chairs, Large Looking- lasses, Piano Forte. Also, three splendid Rosewood Piano id various choice cooking articles, 2) Feather Beds, Ke. ‘HO. BELL, Auctioneer. UCTION NOTICE.—JOSEPH MNRPHY, AUCTION- cer—R. H. Timpson, an—Store 15 Spruce street. ited at the store, and out door giving up house- keeping, &e., attended to with promptness and despatch, and Prompt returns made. N*Y YORK HORSE BAZ L. BF. Mi Auet Carriages, Harness, Sada instant, commencing at 12 o°clo: JOHN ZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREBT. Auction Sale of Horse: Yday, Wednesday, 15t! GATFIELD, Proprietor. TO LET. a 0 LET—THE FOUR SMALL GENTEEL DWELLINGS in Broadway, dotweon 20th and 30th streets, nearly finished, with marble mantels, water closets, and Croton water. ‘The Broadway stages pass tho doors, and the ordi- nance passed to pave the streot, which is already lighted with as. Also, the two stores, and dwellings adjoining the stores. ont, $278, and $300. Apply to H. M. SCHIEFVELIN, at No, 17 East 14th street, or 143 Front street. 0 LET—ONE OF THE BLOCK (No. 142) OF THRER story Brick Stores and Dwellings om the ensterly Mth stree of Groenwich avenue, between 15th and 1 ‘Aare thoroughfare, ent moderate, ny pitta cece GABRIEL WINTER, 31 Wall streot. 0 LET—IN A SMALB PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE ¢ no boarders, one or two furnished or unfur- by thefirst week in May. The location is desi- one minute's walk of Bi yy. Address 3. M., 0 LET—A THREE-STORY HOUSE, IN HAMMOND street, with Hot and Cold Baths—$500; and ono with as La a Taal " he in Bank street, with Hot and Col , $470. Ly ee ih X, M. GREIG, 1 Hanover street. PT LET THE, DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK House, No, 316 Fourth street, four doors west of Broad~ way. Can bo seen from two to'five. Enquire on the pre- miner. 0 LET.—THE THREE ROOMS ON THE SECOND floor, No. 60 Nassau street. They are nice rooms, suita- Le for a lawyer's office, or ony kind of fancy business. Pos- session can be given immediately. Apply to P. F. ROGERS, No, 76 Fulton, corner of Gold street. O LET—THE TWO STORY HOUSE NO. 150 LAURENS street, r Bleecker; # good location, and in fine orde: Also, the fee No. 418 roan ret bees tl gee . ged ; ond room, entrance in Broadway. Apply to tory and a age STCRIE, 160 William et., OF 127 Crvene at. S6th street, betweet ing to Hell Gato ferry: with three or four lots, ° Noth street. Apply to T. CROMWEL \CRANIC HOUSE, EY ISLAND—TO LET, FOR A term of years, from the Ist day of May noxt, this newly built Hotel, focated on. Coney. Isfand, two milos from the Point and eight miles from Brooklyn. ' Tho sea bathing is the vext in the United States, and ono of the most delightful and A stable, eh; mer retreats in the world. For particulars, en- AO eee SOHN H. WHITE, 74 Wall st, N.Y or NATHANIEL LEB, Troy, N. Y. OR SALE--A FINE LARGE BAY HORSB, WITT OM witch tail, six years old, just from the country, kind and gentle in all kinds of harness, and under the seddie. Can he seen at a private stable in Liberty strvot, next to Towaoy’s, Brooklyn. MUSICAL. USIG!—THB PIANO WIL young Lady, who hasathorough knowledge of Musio, ‘can give th umost unoxcoptionable references. Torms rs, $9 -rquarter; those more advanced, $18. Ap- "'Horald etice. MISCELLANEOUS. 0 HOTEL KEEPERS. —THE STEWARDSHIP OR Head Waiter situation in» Hotel or Clubhouse in this city or its neighborhood, is wanted by a competent man of many years experience, and who is furnished with excollo recommendations. 80 F. P. F., Broadway Post Office, corner of Canal street, stating where an interview may be bad, BE TAUGHT BY A . vows. Gold and Silver Casos, evo to inspection, of Bagley & Co. facture. Cail and foo Jand and Sumner's, who also invite attention to their mi cent collection of Hooks, Stationery, and Fancy colled in tho city, Tehama net sated eee iar ul CHRAP EMBROIDERY STORE. RRA as Deaniwny, hay constantly on hand, quant tics of those choap French Embroideries, Also, Fronch 1 Ppreed, Mantiltas,, Canton agian shawls, Strax Bonne aay se oeyee larly. calla. the attention of the city Indies and those visiting it. £ y $.—PETER ROBERTS, 373 BROAD-~ © wre hee just received ilendid lot of real Valoncione Laces, from Is. per yard upwards, figured Muslin and Nots for Mantiias, black Lnees, Infants’ Robes and Waists, Lnco Veils Se. ke, Also, from auction, 7% embroidered Lawn x 2 . 6d.; Valonei fanaa; sheer iawn Habakerehiets; from 23, hemativeed do. from 1a. 6d.; Broakfast Caps, from Is., &o. ARPETS! CARPETS!—GET YOUR CARPETS CLBAN- ed without unripping, from Gio. to 109, per yard; Shawls of every description cleaned; a wholo snit of gent’s clothes cleaned, Areaned and prossed, and the olor rentored the reanee silks Wi aortas rer Ss SMt FH, 70 Allen stroot. im tht Serre eee “Toung womans siuation aeChombermslds Wares er . ure, OF in maméll private family. ‘The best of city rofe- Fonees given, Cam be seen at No, if Thompson street, for WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘# situation as cook, washor and ironer to a respectable vate family, or would id; gre the out of olty reference. Ady root, 1st oor; oan be seen for twe days. W AN TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework; washor and ironer. Good city reforence given; no objection to go in a country Vlease call at No. 21 Stanton street, corner of street ANTED, A SUPERINTEN DANT.—A MAN WHO HAS had the requisite experionce in the businoss of manu- facturing, and who possesses skill in making and ropairin, machinery, as well Av in’ the management of hands ongazed jm a factore, may obtain a situation by addrossing w note to Box No. 1119, Post Othioe, New York, within ten days, stating what experience ho has had, and giving satisfaoto references, or stating where a personal interview may be had. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to cook, wash and iron; the best of re- ference given. Can'be seen for two days at 304 Mott stroct, betwoon Houston and Bleooker stroots. Wi 4ntEp—4 SITUATION, BY A VERY EXPERI- enced ar with good city reference, as Cook in a pri- yate family. ‘Is & good cook, and first rate washor and ironer. Would enrage #laundress. Please call at 74 Sixth avenue, in tho book store, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, Is » good ‘oook, and first rat andironer. Has no epecles, to go a short distance in the country. The best of city reference given. Please oall at 65 Mulberry street. Can bo soen for two days. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS Chambermaid; is a good Washer Troner, Can be No. 12) Waverly place, at her prosent refers. ANTED—A COMPETENT PERSON TO CONDUCT tho business of a rotail Drug Store, and dispense pro~ scriptions, Toone who will devote himself entirely to the business, and can produce funquestionab! o to capability and character, a liberal a Address Box 2616 Post office. WY ANTED—s SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, who is a good Cook, and a first rate Washer and Ironer. Can procure good city reference. Please call at 257 Bowery, in the store. Can be seen for two days. ws NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT irl, a situation as Chambermaid, or Nurse and Seam- stress, or general housework ina small private family. Good city reference given from her last place, Enquire at 375, 8th street, betwoon avenues C and D, in the attic, To be seen for two days, if not engaged. WANTED-AN ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT LAD, from 14 to ree ‘a of ago, to do errands and mako him- self otherwise useful. Apply at Rice & Smith's, 727 Broad- way. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH A FRESH breast of milk, a nursling at her own residence. Inquire at Freeman's Hall, or 16 Columbia street, Brooklyn. WANTED—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS FOR some years been accustomed to business, and has a thorough knowledge of the Spanish and English languages, i hi desires to obtain a situation in a merchant's office, in’ w 4 Spanish clerk is required. Address D. G. O., at the office of this paper. gg eran Rrra oes Breapway, THEATER! A. MARSHALL, PRo- ‘Wodnosday evening, A Will be performed lay of KING HENRY I¥.—Sir- John Palsiatt Me t; King Henry, Mr. Predei Lester; Hotspur, Mr. Dyott; Bardol} Mr. Hudaway; Lady Percy, Mrs. Abbot wood. After which, grand Pas ide with the bugletta of COCK tony Chiffins, Mr. Ha Wiethoff; Mra. ‘ache; Fi tess, Mrs. Isher- ". Warwick; Jenn: fore 7—ourvain will rise at 7}; 73. Dress Circle an cents; Gallery, 124 com OHAMBRRS STREET.—WED7 Isth, will be performed the drama nine; Mr. Carker, HANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM reot—Lenefit of Mra. Isherwood—Wed 4 rformances will commence with the LYONS—Clude Melnotte, Mr. CI Mr. Pardey; Beauseant, Mr. URTON'S THEATRE, i pril frau; Sykesy, Mr. So; Bi Chapiiany Lise, Mi tn TOMMYAS Chanfrau; Emerald comms, Mr. Brougham; I is rougbam; Ho satire of SOCTALISM, oe e—Mr. Feurior Mr. Burton; Barmatd, Mins Mi Dowling. Doo Cirole and Para ITCHELL BY) Romcgtay Mr. Adolphus Pili: mour; Fistiana, Mfr, Booth; M Susan Doughnut, Miss Mestayoi ECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN irand and Broome streots.—For three nights only of the presont wock—Monday, Tuesd sth, 17th, and 18h —The ori ‘3 OLYMPIC THRAT) . Burns—Wednesday evenin; BRIGANDS IN THE BUD—Baron Bruno, Mr. Arnold; Amelia, Mi farce of PERFECTION. To be followed b ay, and well-known ly announce to their patrons ing to tho annual exami Mechanic Society Schools, and for the pury th Hall for the Summer season, Concerts after Wednesday eveniny ae tion of the pupils of the so of renovating Will discontinue their Fil 18th, until Monda: @ honor of re-commenei: An Afternoon C . To conclude with the farce of C ‘Chiftins, Mr. Conovor, Jacob lune kien ip igi Edwards; J hiffins, Miss C' 6 tain, will Piso at 73g. Dross Circle, LYMPIC THEATRE,—MI nounce, that her benefi lar entertainments, », April 18th, commencing at 3 o'els URSDAY and FRIDAY, will perform at MONTAGUE HALL, MBS. FRANCES KEMBLE Buri ‘Thursday LIKE IT,” att nat o'clock. Ticket of the Institute; at the Astor House, tho Irving House, at and Mr. Crowon's book storos—price $1. LAR DESIRE.—ELEUTHERIA (FES' TA will bo repeated ut the Doors open at Circle, 60 cents; Uppor Box CLARKE BE¢ take place on Friday, 2 ot will appear in the drama Swan,” and other entortain- BR WILL READ, y of AS YOU mann, Janitor April 19th, th he Stuyvesant Institute, to be had of Mr. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. F. BARNU} prictor; J. Greenwood, jr. Assistant Mi Manager and P: nager—Three days on Splendid Performances, , oommnencing of Freedom) GRANDCAD Tabernacle, on Friday evening next, ENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL—BRADBURY AND sh’s Inst Juvenile Concert for the season will take place at the Broadway Tabernacle, on Wednesday evening, the 18th inst. by a choir of eight hundred young singers, Propriately dressed. ‘Tickets twonty-five cents. Concort ‘commence at 744 o'clock, AST WEEK BUT ONE.--MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE rable French Magician, will eontinue Minerva Rooms, Ko. 6 Broad way: Whang hee will core , Wo, 400 roudway, where he will give cal and Egyptian entortalnment. children, 25 cents, Doors open at7 o'clock; porformances to commence at 8. ol these three days, the celebrated Qu: bo seen at all hours, Maimmoth Lady, arho woi men of himnnity, Titania, the brated Martinetti Family have beon en, at each entertainmont, with Monsiour dorful Gymnast: lay or evening, with 4l ida, and that diminusi d, and will appear ler, in their wor Laughable Pantomimes, lu- d, Great Western, Mr, Copland, Ming Porformances, Mr. Chapman, Melville, Miss Stanhope. Scripture Statuary. real and incom . x his extraordinar Rockwell, the fortune-teller. under 10 years, 1246 cents. ENERAL TAYLOR WHIPPED and Col. Fremont took the living Nondese It is bound for the Royal Gardons, ‘vessel is not ready, the public will have the privi- ing it for threo days moro, at 20 Broadway. ‘Thie Vanimal is the most extraordinary of any living i » several quadrupeds, and ite thick ourly wool is fino ag any silk, Don't fail tosce it, Ad- mittance, 25 cents. Admission, 50 — Mexico prisoner, ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN Summer resort can now be engi ments during the ensuing season. red for evening amuse- for further partioulara, apply at the office on the premises, or by letter directed to the proprietors. FRENCH & HEISER, FOR SALE. _ Sey OR SALE OR TO RENT.—A COUNTRY New KochelloN. Y. ed on the Sound, and Now Haven Railroad De ‘4. resemblance ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE.—A PURSE OF r Horses that never won a purso of $25, mile five, in harness, to come off on Friday any to close at containing about 37 acroi in 1 miles of the New 2 road J ; tnuire of DAVID E. WHEEL~ » No. 62 Wall at where & map can be seen, PARTRIDGE KELL a a best the 20th of April, at 3 P.3 before 9 o'clock P.M 7 ANTED TO HIRE—A WELL SITUATED COUNTRY house, for the summer season, furnished or uyfurnished, and of easy access to the city. A location near the tiudson river, in the neighborhood of Yonkers, would bo pr:ierred. Address box 2,179 Post Office, stating torms, Ke. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUMG GIRLS, a situation, one to do the Cooking, Washing, and Iron- hjection to do the general housework; the other to do k and Waiting, or to take care of children, Bost can be given. Please call at 248 Avenue A, from 13th street, np stairs, back room, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as Wet Nurse. Eaquire at 74 Sulllivan street. 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, tion as Children’s Nurse and A SITUA- amstress, or chamber- work, ive the best of city reference. bo seem for Can two days, ‘The country preferred. Apply at 243 10th street, corner of Ist avenue, : ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A ung man. Has good city§ reference as to’ charac terand expability. Can he seen at Mr. Reilly's, 052 Brow way, for three days, if not engaged, by inquiring for I. 8. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WASHER AND Ironer, who can bake bread, &., to do tho general housework of'a small family. None need apply but such ag are willing, industrious, and can bring tho best of goferences, Apply at No. 321 Fourth avonue, near 24th street, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, # situation in a small private family, to do goneral housework, Best of city reference can Please call at No, 61 Seventh street, botween Ist and 2d avenues, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as Wet Nurse. Please call at 62 Ganse- Yoort street, where she can be seen till engaged. W4XTEDIBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ® situation ag <4; gt2 thoron § Coon y gs, Tho Vout of city reforonce given. tt, botwcen Broome and Spring stree! ore Lookin, , back room, ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as cook, Washer, and ironer. Good city te- ference can be given from her last situation, Please call nt 7 East Broadway, second floor, fromt room. Can be seen (or two days. W ‘3TED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION to do general housework or chamberwork in a private family. Good city reference given, Please call at No. 87 West 19th street. OR SALE—THE PROPERTY ON THE N. id Sith street, containing from On the premises aro a Dwellin, with other improvements, an The buildings and fonces are of the best materials and thorou, workmanship, built by the day for cash, The above ia eligi situated on high ground, in an excellent neighborhood, ite the country seat of Wm. Niblo, Esq., and com: good view of the East and Harlom ive: repair and free from eve deemed worthy the attent: residence a short distance ow the premisos, after 4 0" OR SALE--A_N niels, very handson from Europe, by the last packet. Brondway, opposite Rector strect, ES OF THE HERAT, AND SPARRI rington and Hy come off this evening, at which occasion they wil zaboth Fruit of choice selections, best talent thi BOARDING, &c. NFURNISHED ROOMS WANTE unfurnished rooms of them must hay dress Box 1302, Post Otiice. y incumbrance, this proporty is of gentlemen who desire a quiet f of town. Pleaso inquire on , for @ single gentleman; on t, and be of good size. BER OF KING CHARLES SPA- and of the purest breed, imported NOTICES. ‘They can be seen at No. 80 SSOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREME, .—THE MEM- this Associatio emen generally, POR THE YEARS 1810, "41, 46, "47, "48, not bound. Ap- Sixth avenue. r the bute of respect to ur late brother exeiny F.—THE ANNUAL * H. Grand Lodge, will he hi CALIFORNIA. : S PER STEAMSHIP FALCON, quested to be on board at day 1th April, at2o'olock P.M., at IL sail, don Thursday. aftornooi at the corner of East Broadway and Catharing A meeting will be held in the evening at clock, at the same placo, when the newly clectod ares, st 7 North Rivor, on ‘Th representatives will be init Which hour the OR CALIFORNIA, States Mail Steamship FALCO: #, via Havana, on ‘Thu tates Mails for the Paci es in ample time to deli acific mail steamer Orogon. VIA CHAGRES.—THE UNITED ford & Co.'s Storo in ind for the same forth- ails and passongers: TITUTION OF CIVIL ENGI- ing of this institution, in the day, the 18th inst, lower forward cabi Frsight on, speck on specie ply €N SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—Tar steamship UNICOR anil from Jersey City, on EYENDENT POLICE nership heretofore existin . Edwards, under the firm of RELYEA jay dissolved by mutual consent, G RELYEA JOUN B. EDWARDS. P.S.—GEORGE RELYEA most respectfully informs Bank- Jom ing Institutions, Insurance ( ly, that he will ¢ CE Tin COVA between Geo, Rel; o'clock. Pricmor Passaoz. Incabin. In fore cabia. In steerage. re. - $200 $130 — ies, Merchants, and Ci jan Fran An experienced apply te oUnivorn has double gow Inst April; is now undergoing {abin and steerage will be very comfortable and ated. ntinue to act as General Agon Criminal er Civil character. im tho United States, Canadas 650. 500 1 aeor an this vessel CUNA: oe 33 Broadway. had new boilers in Glas- pt at his office where citizens or strangors can hery, Forgery, or Fulso Preten ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRCTABLE GIRL, to do general housework ina private family. Is a good Pihsher and ironer. Best of ‘ity reference eat be given. Please apply at No. 55 Lst street, In the rear. ANTED—A CONVENIENT BASEMENT ROOM, FOR ® physician's office, with a lodging room, in 2ist or 22d street, near the 8th or 9th avenue. Address S. F. H., box No. 224, Post Office. | ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ® situation to do the general housework of » privat family; is _» good Washer and Ironer, or would go as Cham- bermaid. Can fhe best of city reference from her lass lace. Address 7 Christie street, in the rear, second floor. -# his thainks to the public in ‘and will also transact all & manner as to entitle AN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGR new and splendid steamship CR. burthen, Cha’s Stoddard, Maste rect, from her dock, at Pier 4, NR. May, at 4 o'clock, nama in time for the U. Passage in the After Saloon, $14) OTH MAY.—THB ED ill leave for Ch , on Saturday, steamer will rench Pi 112 and 130 Broadway, eae it A or the Ist of May, at 13 S. Pacific Mail Ste: "70 conts per foot. ‘cio, 1 per cent. abin passenger | Eight cubic feet of bare: six cubic feet each ste Any person ren money can secure berth or passage, apply to J DEATH WARRANT AND THE REPRIEVB.— ud and frequent, ico was low and weak, And Consuinption’s burning NK If the amount of IOWARD & SON, 73 South stroct, ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS, & situation, ono as Chambermaid and Waiter, the other to cook, wash, iron for a small family. Please addres: 20 Mott street, second floor. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLB young woman, to do general housework in @ small pri- vate family, or chamberwork, or to take care of children; is willing to make herself generally useful. No objection to go asmall distance in the country. Apply ut 213 Wooster 30. Gam be seen for 2 days, if not engaged. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, in a private family, todo housework or take care of ren. Has two years and threo months in her la . give the best of city referen Please call at 261 Eleventh street, next door to Murphy's tables. ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE Young women, one to do housework in a small private family, and the other, as chambermaid and to assist in the washing and ironing. best of city reference ean bo given. Please call at 87 Marion street, first floor. Can bo seen for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAM, @ situation as chambermaid; is an excellent washer and ironer, Has no objection to go a short distance in the country. Best of city reference given. Can be seen for two days, at No, 474 3d aveuue, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION to do general housework. Has good city roference from her last place. No objection to go a short distance in the country, Please call at 104 Gth avenue. Can be seen for two da: ANTED—BY A FIRST RATE COOK, A SITUATION— one that would assist at washing and ironing, and can give the best of city reference. Address 7 Pearl’ street, 24 joor, for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ® situation as chambermaid or waiter; would engage to do the work of a small family. Can give the boss of city reference from her last place. Address at 141 Forsyth street, in the basement, for one day. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Plain Cook; ® good Washor and Ironer, or to do the Chamber-work of ® private family. The best of city reference. 90 call at 123 Mott strect, om tho third floor. fushing in her chook. In the cold air she breathed fitfully, Tn the warm saloon And pain disturbed her sleep by night, ough sho bore it like a saint. rant, poor lady, VOR CALIFORNIA VIA CORPUS CRISTL d the Gila, through in sixty days, for $173, an with provisions to ‘ranciseo and for one month after ar- in that sum, a complete outfit of every for persons belonging to such an expedition, er, Gils and Sacramento Gold Com; articulars, soe Herald t The Knickerbo “Her death wi All our doctors could not save her Wore their knowledge all combined.” But these gossips were OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, touching ag Rio Janiero and Val ‘and copper fastoned 3. OWENS, Captain J. O. Barclay, and. Dut five months old is now ready for tively sail on the ZIst of April. h, speed and accommodations for passengers is unsur~ By any vessel of her size in the world. accommodate a limited number of Feasonable terms pool packet-ship 30 tons burthen, , and will posi- ificent ship, for was rescued and repricved. assed all tho tightness, oks the feverisl ickly as it came. laxed and loosened, regained its tone ; —and be the credit pasiongors on tho indat to 112 Broadway, N. ¥. TO SAIL ON THURSDAY, bark CLYDE, having clearod A She was cured! OR SAN FRANC the superior fast snilin, terday, will sail on Thursday 19th instan nd single berths, remain vacant. 5 North river, or to iE, Jr., 93 Wall street. ANAMA TICKET WANTED.—A TICKET FOR THE d tri Panama for San Francisco, Sold wholosale and retail, by Mrs. W. JBRVIS, 379 Broad- Agents—I10 Broadway ; 10 Astor House; Mrs. Hayes, 183 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and by Druggiste generally. LEECHES !—-20,000 LARGE-SIZED SWE- lish Leeohes, just received per steamship I Importer of Leeches, Ni way, corner Whito street. on board at Pik ICKET WANTED IN THE MAY STEAMER FOR P nama, and in the Falcon, algo, if it would be sold cheap. nire wt 48 Broad MPORTANT TO CALIFORNIANS--BARRON able Blast Furnace, for melting and. testing gold, will be in operation at 176 Broadway, this day, between the hours of 11 and 3 o'clock. ALIFORNIA.—THOSE WHO ARE GOING TO CALI- fornia, are invited to call at Sherwood & Fitzgerald's, corner of Nassau and Fulton streets, and examine their Gold ‘These machines aro the best adapted to the Cali- fornia washings, of any now offered to the public, R. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, DEVOTRS HIS ‘attention, as ust to diseases of the E; g Warren street, wi is new method of large supply of Artit R. WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWICH STREE®, devotes his exclusive attention to disoases of and has for solo s most beautiful seleotion of Artific just received from Paris. effected by Dr. W! Otfice hours from 8 A. phlet containing many remarkable cures lor, can be had gratuitously at his effice. INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence, Wasurnoton, April 16, 1849, The New Government Organ—Changes in Wash. ington—The Cabinet, &c., §¢. The prospectus for Mr. Bullitt’s newspaper, the Republic, was circulated to-day. It 19 to be the organ of the administration, all the assertions te the contrary notwithstanding. ‘This I have from undoubted authority. Mr, Bullitt is entirely in confidence of the cabinet. v's tae The President, within the past week, has de- clared that he was just as firm in his determination to carry on the government without proscription, ashe ever had been; but that that feeling would not blind him to the necessity of removing officiale where it was to the public advantage. ‘This ry nice, but, at the same time, just distinction, and there is no reason to doubt it will be acted upon, Mr. Ewing left for Lancaster, yesterday, to bring on his family, and will be absent about a fortnight. Meanwhile, Mr. Goddard, the Chief Clerk of the Department, will act as Secretary. Dr. Young, Chief Clerk of the Navy Department, has tendered his resignation to the Secretary of th Navy. He was onthe most friendly terms with Mr Preston; but he thought that the confidential position he occupied should be filled by a political tiend, and not by a democrat. It is understood his resignation has been accepted. Dr. Young isa high toned gentleman, and an excellent publie officer. It, is probable he. will be offered some other position of a less confidential nature. ecretary Meredith occup Mr. M. St. Clair Clarke’s house, for which SeERY 5$2,500a year, and 8 oO. not $6,000, as has been state Wasmyaron, April 16, 1849. The Witnesses im the Shuster Case—Destination af Jim Webb—The Feeling of the Community, &c. You have, ere this, been informed, that the jury could not agree in Shuster’s case, and have been discharged. The witnesses have all taken thet departure, with the exception of Messrs. Stewar: and Smith, of New York, and they leave to-mor- row morning. The cars left them this afternoon. Jim Webb, I have been informed, will forthwith wend his xy to Louisville, Kentucky, where hia wife is. Ashe has acquired additional notoriety, of late, a fine speculation might be made by expos- ing him to exhibition, at two shillings ahead. | At no time was Jones or Webb in the jail of this county as a prisoner. ‘They were gentlemen wit- nesses, and dined on the best at a first rate hotel, and not on prison fare. Nominally, they were in custody—really, they were as free as I am. . The sympathy of the great bulk of the commu- nity is with Shuster; not because people believe him to be innocent, but because the government compounded with rogues as bad as he is, and be- cause there seemed to be a determination to crush him alone. Our citizens desire even-handed jus- tice. To commit Shuster would be odd-handed jus- tice. If Webb and Shuster could both be brought to trial as a brace of villains, the jury would con- vict them without leaving their seats. 5 The Board of Commissioners, to adjudicate claims of American citizens againstMexico,assumod by the heey with Mexico, met this morning at the City Hall. Mr, Smith was absent, and will not be here for three or four days. Notice was given, that the secretary and the messenger will not be appointed until the latter end of the weo«. We noticed, among the spectators, Daniel Web- ster, II. 8. Gilpin, A. 8. Cox, Dr. Baldwin, Col. G. L. Thompson, Mr. Corwin, and Col. Woolley. Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bartimore, April 17, 4849: The Weather and the Fruit—Large Cargo—The Temperance Hall Dedication—Murder Trial— Fire—Flood of Amusements—Itahan Opera— Markets, &c. The weather is becoming more mild, after three days of almost January severigy. Itis feared thag the fruit crop has been greatly damaged, though the wind and an absence of frost prevented it from being so destructive as it would otherwise have been. The ship Juniata, Captain Hands, which cleared from this port for London, yesterday, by Messrs. Garret & Sons, carried out 1100 tons provisions— the value of which, per invoice, is estimated, at at, $133,300. This is said to be one of the heaviest cargoes that ever left this port. A splendid service of plate, costing about $800, has been gotten up by the officers of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, to be presented to Dr. William S. Woodside, late superintendent of the road, which station he resigned a few weeks since. The presentation 18 to be accompanied by a grand sup- perat Thurston’s hotel, seme time next week. The ceremonies to accompany the dedication of the temple of the sons of temperance, to-morrow, are expected to be of the most imposing character. ‘The banners, sige ra and regalia preparing for the procession, are of the most magnificent character, in addition to which, the hall is to be brilliantly il- Juminated in the evening, and a grand temperance banquet held within. is en are expected to be pelts cae both from New York and Pennsylvania. Thetrial of Conrad Vinter for the murder of Mrs. Cooper, commenced yesterday before the county court, the whole day being spent in empan- nelling a jury. Tne murder of this old laces appar- ently witn no other motive than that of obtaining whatever money she magi have in her possession, is one of the most brutal on record. Beth the men charged with the crime, Vinter and Kunkle, will putin the plea of insanity as a defence for the crime, which, nowever, is believed to be without foundation. fs ‘The residence of the Rev. Henry Scheib, pastor of Zion church, of this city, situated about three miles out on the Helin nace turnpike, was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday night last with a por- tion of his valuable library. His insurance amounted to but $600. P . Our city is again thronged with amusements. Mr. Murdoch is filling an engagement at the Mu- seum ; the Italian opera commence a series of en- tertainments, at the Holliday street theatre, om Thuradey evening} Mr. Dempster is giving con- certs at Carroll Hall; the Sable Harmoniste ate at Leonard’s Hall; Donovan’s Panorama of Mexico is exhibiting at Brown’s buildings, and Bremen’ Panorama of the Mammoth Cave, Xc., at Peale’s Atheneum. Some are doing finely, and all are doing well. The opera company obtained three hundred subscribers, at $3 each, on the firat days R. FAWCETT CAN BE CONFIDENTIALLY CON- 1 Dey street, on all private dixoases, ode of treatment, whieh is ore: ple. Strictures cured on the moss Tho victims of solitary indulgence ean ‘a certainty of cure. ret. R. MORRISON CONTINURS TO BE CONSULTED ALIFORNIA DAGUERREOTYPES.-PERSONS ABOUT te visit California, and desirous to leave their lik with their friends, would 206 and Fae \evses may be obtained at the shortest notice. sulted at his office, 51 ‘all to call at Brady's, Nos. of recent improve- 4 true fail ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion to do Goneral Housework. Has no objection to ri asmall distance in the country. Apply at 373 Tenth street, irst floor, back room. ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man, to.do General Housework; is a good Plain Cook, Washor, and Ironor. Good eity reference can be given, Has no objection to go s short distance in tho country. Can be seen at HA Oak street, second floor. ANTEDTBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAM, ‘® situation as Laundress, or to do Chamberwork and fine Washing. No objection tomo to the eountey. 9 city reforenco, Can be seon for two days, at 36 Groat Jon street, in front, No. 2 in rear. ANTED SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women, one as professed Cook, Washer and Ironer, and has no objection to w= private boarding how the other as Chainbermaid, or to do general housework. best of city reference given. Inquire at 42 Watt street, fron! basement, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A or General Housework; hay no objection to taking care of Children. The best of referonce given. Can bo soon at Dr. Colling, corner of Seoond avenue and Fourth street. Has lived for two years in her last situation. No objection to go to the country. ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman, who is @ good cook, washer and ironer. Is willing to go & short distance in the country. Can be seen at No. 0 Beaver streot, up-stairs, back room, third floor. W AXTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN— ‘The o1 do the cooking, washing and ironing of # small private family; the other to do chamborwork and wait- ing, or to assist in washing and ironing. Will recetve calla for two days, at 100 Gold street. ANTED-—-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- men, Situations—one to cook, wash and iron, or to do fongeal housework in a private family ; the other to do cha: herwoek, or fine washing and ironing. The bost of city r feren@ given. PI Ridge stroot, tl ITUATIONS WANTED.—A LADY (PREVIOUS TO HBR doparture for Europe,) is auxious to prooure situatio for her Cook, (who has lived with her throe years ani a half, and Chambermaid, Satisfactory recommendations had by addressing box 1183, Lowor Post Offi WO PROTESTANT GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS IN the samo house, ono to Cook, Wash and Iron, tho othor as Chambermaid and Waiter. Apply av No. 5 Sixth strovt. ROCKERY BUSINESS—WANTED, AN ACTIVE Salesman who is well acquainted with tho rotail and job- Ling business in this city. Apply st 202 Greonwich at. LAD WANTED.—A LAD, FROM 15 TO 17 YBARS OV ‘age, if wanted as an apprentice, to learn the business of ‘a superior laces’ boot and shoo maker; the art of cutting, felling, &c., will bo taught him. Ho will be troated as ono of tho family, and his intorest in overy respect studied. Ono ® Hittle taught in tho business would be preferred, Apply, from $ to 11, at Aller’ re, | Murray street. ase call nt 224 Si second floor, won street, corner of OLD AND SILVER EBNOLISH LEVER WATOHES, Gane Watch Movemonts, of ail manufactures, for sale by the importor, at wholesale only, very low for cash. Close ‘to onll before luawhere. buyers will do wal oe COBBING, W Jobe Strser, up viaies. epee ete OLDSMITI'S WRITING ROOMS, 20 IROADWAT, ff Reade atree' Ls oni la and Cuitere. adios Class mects dally, at Il o'clock” Iri- A ° te instruction given. Terms moderate, ands satisfactory [ppcoveancat grarentoed to every . LADY HAY: AD SEVERAL YEARS EXPE- AL Hanes in touching th English and Ornamental Branches, Wishes a situation aa Governess, or to assist ins young Ladies! Reminary. Salary no object. Inquire of Miss Kortkampf, 207% Broadway. A CLERGYMAN'S DAUG WELL EDUCATED, A Gidies ts obtain » situation nu Tenchor of Rglioh ins ‘achool, or in 8 private family, or ina family from the South, who may be spending the snmmer mom in the North. Retorouces exchanged, Address bex 2,098, Post Oftice, ‘confidentially on private disoases, ‘Yenoreal ulcers, and eruptions ho cures where ot! cont cases oured in a few da he warrants to ow SHIPPING. nnn 8, MAIL STEAMER HERMANN, * ton and Bremon.—The steamer Mei Crabtroe, will leave pier % R. Bremen, on Frid ly at the office of Gleets, strictures, hors Re= si vidi On SOUTHAME- Kis Lesin diglows’ tn bis ethos ‘or ‘OKO, AP~ igation Company, tation for skill in those half cured casi ‘ears is pro-emino’ yy ® secret habit, 4. Constitutional weakness, brought o1 HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. Keoomt cases cured im betwoon New York and Liver id Liverpool, calling at Halifax te lan: ausengers, are intended to sail as follow: Wednesday, 134) April. URE NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE ST. may be consulted on the treatmons of certain delicate ice of sixteen years devoted to tho treat~ deliento diseases enables Dr. C. to cure tho wo Reoent cases cured in three days. 0 form of this disoase, mercury used. R, COOPER, 4 DUANE SREETT, HAS, FOR THE last fourteen years, confined his practice to the troat~ ment of Mercurial aud other Disonses of a delicate natare. He can oure tho most aggravated cases of this disonso; and mild oases removed in two te five day: | $0, sales «mail; moss beof, $1: | round, 4% a 5i<c. per Ib.; hams, 6%'a 70,; lard, 6% @ York, ard. ‘Freight will sonal expenses. pass through the Post Office, Passi or Boston te Liverpool: First Cabin, $1 5 freight ly to S70, Tor ld or Ee meedway,, HE STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS, Thompson, master, will, for the year 1849, N. xperionced Sur, on boi specie, beyond. wn iaraset vane A porfeot cure, oF np HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL | Companion, by Dr. A. M. M omen. Sixth edition. sold in six month An affectionate wife, an been uricean, Professor of Dis 1smo., pp. 20. Price $l. and mental an difficulties to the husban red; thousands now thousands now brok i; hundreds now in their graves wweasion of this work. imtended especially FROM NEW YORK, iy 3d ‘ship, in the Liverpool and Now Apeedy p ‘and kept her sailing days ‘are wnsurpassed for con ace of furniture. tr ty-five unds from Live "Now York” The rate of freight. from n mensuromont. For freight ROBERT KERMIT, 76 South street. Now York. LES—THUR SUPERIOR BARK MARY iowite, BOYD & I N. or the married, oF those contem= iage, a4 it discloses important secrets which wn to thom particularly. one health dove not permit of an increase of fami~ of arrangement and el ty dollars from 1, at four pounds por tor ply te rtance. lemale—the wife, the mother, the one in the decline of ‘tat ache most eitclont re st certain mode of oure, in every complaint te 1 causes, symptoms, OR HAVRS—THB gag da eae tae heme fastened Frono! rmantine, C: a a OY Park OKEN. PASSAGH ONLY--TIR PAST- Al brig W. I. WATSON, Whittloy master, accommodations, ill sail for the above port om the 18th ninatant, TROWBRIDGE & SO} RECTIONS FOR PILOTS. Visttation hy the Health Ofticet t having passengers, and 4 5 any cose of Small- jisease—arrlviny paesege* ut R BARBADOS-. be transmitted ed Staton. m4 apply to FESS ott, “Every vessel from ry vessel having had, ox, oF infootious of be consulted durin 68 Ann street, corner of or in any way i unfortunately in pints, $1; Remember the Deity anti Mercurial Pind, Piits, ‘S14 cents for 50 pills. number—O6 Ave str Passage po Henlopen—arr jay and the sixteonth place (including wi v, eon the thirty-first otober. SYMPTOMS, CONSE- with recipes, aud work need long 2TURE—ITS NATUR ode of detec ting, the remodi No ono possessing ore. Sixth edition only permanent cure May be had of the ace ick, owth of Georgia the first day of G, Health Officer. 1 Stn, please 00 —THE ABOVE YACHT Sho was built im this city during tho and in the best manner, ‘32 fest in length om deck, oF from an; rom which they ico $l. wet, or by post, Commerce, Evening P Wacnt* ‘PEC summer of 1847, of od OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI- jreenwich street—Oflice hours 9 ted). Thowe who ay the rapidity and little It is chiefly, however, om ® certain class of peo; inte his services, Ins ite more advanced and ds vory extensive adical eure, w from no other source lm . M. the host materia, will be surprised ai s tom-house measurement. wellfound in every particular, For te W. AGATE, foot of Spring street, where LAND FERRY -! ‘clook, Leave Vanderbilt's Landing at ly appree t, oF incipient, to ™ sagan. noe . can afford n rapi r for stating, STATEN Is 9112, age! id, easy and ri ean be obtained to their three nights. From here, they procee through the South to Mobile, from whence they sail in the English steamer tor Vera Cruz, and pre- | ceed to the city of Mexico, where Henri Herz has engaged the opera house. Manxets ann Stock Saixs.—There were offored at the scales, to-day, 800 head of beeves, about 600 of which ‘were sold to city butchers and packers, at prices rang- ing from $275 to $4 per 100 Ibs. on the hoof, rd $650 & $575 net, and averaging about $337 gross weight. There is a fair supply of hogs; sales of live at $5 25 @ $5 50 per 100 Ibs. ‘here ia more firmness in the flour market; sales to-day of about 1,000 bbis, Howard street brands at $425, aad closing firm on ‘change at this price; ales also of 500 bbia city mills, at $425; and city corn meal at $250; rye flour, $275 a $287}. ‘There is no wheat of moment in market; we quote red nominal at 8744 a 92c., and white at 98¢. is quiet, and but little arriving; we qaote whit 44o., and yellow 49 a 50c; onts, 23 » 260; rye, 666% cle- vorseed, $3 26 8 $3.50. The transactions in provisions are moderate; we quote ness Oe at $11, and prime ; bacon, unchanged; hog, Te. in bbis. and kegs. Whiskey ia dull;’ we quote at | 193g a 20Ke, por gallon, $2,500 Maryland deferred 6's, 0534; 100 Baltimoroana Ohio Railroad div. bonds, 84; 8 shares Franklin bank, 934; 10 do. Baltimore and Washington Railroad, 8% do. United Manufacturing Co., 1933, Our Philadelphia Correspondence, Puttavevrnra, April 17, 1849. Politwal Movements in Philadelphia—Markete— Stock Sales, §&c. The native American meeting in Southwark last evening, was rather amusing from the care takem by the getters up, in not permitting tho real ebjeet to be known except by their aiders and abettors. ‘The bills calling the meeting stated no specific ob- ject, and after the organization, a series of resola- tions were offered, the preamble to whieh travol- led all over the continent of Europe, to find an event to compare in importance with the election of General Taylor. ‘The re ons authorized a committee to have a funeral di@vourse preached at some suitable time on the life and services, con- yratulated the party on its success, approved of the selection of Mr. eredith as Secretary of the Treasury, and wound up with recommending the appointment of General Peter Sken Smith as col- lector of the port. There were many dissenting voices, but the question as to the adoption, waa rapidly taken and pronounced as carried. The Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph Company have declared a quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share upon its capital stock. ‘This is equal to three per cent on the first cost, or one per cent upon value expressed upon the face of the certificates. ‘The firemen’s parade, for the first of May, wil far exceed the last attempt, from the preapnt ee pearances. Sixty companies have dec! fared their intention to parade, and many from adjacent cities and towns are expected to partcipate. MARKETS. ‘ThofWour market presents no now feature. Sales ef ommon brands, at $5 37%; and a let of roe reed at ba 00. Foe city asc, the prioes range