The New York Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1850, Page 5

—_————— le On Friday evening this festival was held at the How- ard Hotel, Broadway, corner of Maiden lane. James Linen, Erq., President of the Burns’ Club, in the chair. The Vice President was Mr. Donald Murray. The com pany was not very large, but it comprised choice red happy themeelves, and diffusive of happiness others” About balf past 7 o'clock they sat down - one of the finest banquets that was ever yet spread on » table It wae fit tor royalty itself; and the meaner in which the culinary operations were performed, and the way in which the feast was served up. reflected ge credit upon the establishment. The following is ‘be biil of fare, which presents a most perplexing tomae ing variety:— porace. Potage a L’Keosaaite. Potage ala Tartar, risus. PiquealaNormandes Gabelleau Farces la Rothehild. RELIVE: AUD. Filedes de Brouf, pigue.a Ia W estpiatienne, Pines bp nae Rectan Giegates d’agnean, Braicee, Sroteh Magri Loveues 6 Bo wurce dc Naveta, uf, ance Piquant. * Bastions de jXolailles, ay Kearlovve Galuntiee de ur Soc! Patce de Fecans au Truffle Areades dc Voluilice, & te tivanciere ENPRERS Y ROI. ( heaud frois de Lepereau Sayoraine de homards en Asjic daduitres. Epariante, au Border de Montplase, en Border de a ftis, garuie do Fittetts Fi jede Filet do Perdroau, a la peg Huitres en Eaooltoped. et lailles. Gaceaux ula Maitelan, ¥ROID. Avporge, ala Mayone. ellery. hous, ala Prouxalte, Teret eof, s VAnglais. Dindon farcie, Gjbelote saries, Poulets P:jue. Goose, farcie au Pomme: Saddle de Mouton, Gelee sauce. OAM Me © anges: heat Ducks, Currant Perdreau, a la Peate: a ison ‘Steaks, Cr suliflewere. Oniens. Pepillinots Genois. Cormmn of Charlotte de Buse, a Fromage do Bisre Manger, Em spon Kum. of every description flowed in abun- and, when dinner was cated, 8 wastail bowl of pure silver. containing two or. three gallons of Scotch whiskey toddy, was Isid at the head xg the table, and the President served it to the company with a ladle, in the manner of soup. except that it was distributed ia tumblers, instead of pecan This great punch-bowl, which recals historical remini-ceaces of Seottish hospi- tality, was replenished may times and oft, during the eves iD, ‘The Ficnsent boving arccrtatned thet every man was charged,” sald he bad frequently presided over and addressed more —— —— upon the an- biversery of Gurns’ cao (Pe he was seldom vad rounded eens —— — last ‘Was pregvant with no voraienaye A pert the ia Gesll ehish te oiten bg dianase of long standing, 4 can cply be cured by the great political physician, public opinion, was shaken revolutionary move- mente; and cholera had laid in the dust many of our Cearest frien Let us be thankful that we are spared, and never forget that our own faces will soon be misred im the social circle, » Whatever be- comes of us, the Burns’ Club will never die. (Loud cheers) There is a spirituality about it that will make it as imperishable as the fame of the th of ite wership. He woul tthe exampl« of not long speech, and he trusted when it cam turn to say or sing, they would say very littl eae cing very born — laughter.) If there was not the en- “th i They would \rog verore ‘them the spirit of her sons that never could be crushed, and that rose jak Lt strength to smite despotism; and sbove all, they would brig before them glorious which flowed s0 sweetly He concluded by giving, bet thie toast eived ray 4 was receiv the, honors, and the band struck up, “ Auld na the noxt toast, its own tale. He gave without preface, “ Seotiand. M “Take yout Ol€ Cloak About ‘The Paesipent then sere, “The Queen.” Air— “ God Save the Queen.”” ‘The next toast was, * Tho Eoin ot te _— Atre—“ Hail, Colawbia!’* in rose and three od Song ‘by Mr. Peacock, “Dowa Among ‘the Dead me rebit, Janne Soneritie, then read from Wm. ©. Bryant, which “The po} cot. pastas h poetry Sahn and is ret ” Another ‘timent :—" Increasing influence to the songs of at Scottish bard may they help to elevate the low. iy and down the provd, until both sball_meet in good fellow on the common platform of humanity. A third from Mr. MeNabb, with the toast oe George the Vth, mt ge chy dat mooare ne > i tertpioment given monarch Scotian! ieftains ‘and Clans, and God by Mi ® Man fore’ eat Received grea! siamo ‘The Secarvany then rore and said, he was gotug to follow the advice and example of the Presideot. Hi in the Vales of Yarrow, which were afterwards vocal with its melody Robert Burns and ie were both bornon the eo] therefore give them “ 3 hepherd ae st toast was «The Poste of Ameriog.»” Then followed * The | went Press of Naw York meatinent to which the reporter tor the Herald briefly ‘Andre: ry im tha city, em Health ef Mr. Hiser.” who eat on the right or ti ‘The Parswesr said there was « fact oomnec: = Hiser which placed him in « closer relation to than Cc “The health peo on with Mr. Hosea, in —— noring ® man whe he i we as # rentiment — ever ee ten oe forth perio to may it pay the same pesca ‘that it does to Burns when dead.’ allence. Hesase » Far aber, and Peacock, were then sister lub in Brooklyn, celebrating then showed around an exquisite bam it wee been ee cn origioal | picture ‘be Parswoent then stated that the nephew of Hi tence (eae ams te thie country in eee | ‘sixteen yoarsago. He ber a Mi ) and as setogrepbe wf the. great Post written in He had siso « lee! x of Highland Mary's hair. bg yl Ae was not we Cunntaghem tiae ¢ Janguerreotype min! by a friend, who told oruncr ney Ti or thee forerer, country | ° th my birth:pleoe a tie'wr te dup hoa re from thee by the deep hearing mai nee I tell me Ill see thee agai uth ret, triamphavt, a. shores ty beaety auehorn aad ty istic uniaded mer makes ne bie in & reat ology was then read fr siek in the fame hotel xt tonet was ‘The heaith and safe return of Frantlin and bie brave companions” Thres ines thre ‘one cheer more for guide wife, Mr Sworps gave the folowing rentiment —“ The a pockbinding,t oly reprevented by ‘The nex! i che your secretary, James Somerville; the work: gt without bis finishing Drank with all the honors, wo which Mr. Somen- | vine replied | } a8 gave “The heaith of Captain Cook, of the Dark rice who saved the Lampe oo | s rein the Caleb Grimshaw.” Drank with enthusi- The health of Mr Daniel Ross” was next drunk, be 0 Ld tron of ae ot ON Ses Scotia” followed, when the President made a very in’ epecch | teh the leading characteristics of ie diersat Scvt- tich poets. The health of Mr James Ross. the ex President of Si. Andrew's Society, Buflalo, was next dreak, when Mr. Ross reeponded. | Here entered a deputation from the Breoklyn Infant Sister Club, consisting of Mr.C. E. Lester, Charles B. ‘Teppen, Alex Knox, Jr., and Alderman J. by cage | ‘A friendly interchange of sent then took place, | end Mr. Sroonen thade some happy addresses; also, Mr. t ster, The deputation from New York to Brooklyn shcrtly efter returned when Mr. Peacock made some etty observations [and proposed, ty vipa which had given birth to so tatesmen, peets, warriors, end scholars, Reccived with all the honors Mr, Rose. of Buffalo, inthe course of a speech, offered his horpitatity to the Brocklyn boys and to the New Yorkers, whenever they wished to get a showerbath at the Ningare Falls. ‘The festivity was prolonged to a stil later hour, and the rong and jest and laugh prevailed; but our limited Fpace warns us we must cut it short. We have only room to sey that a piece of heather from the hills of Seeliand was introduced, which excited the deepest en- usisem ‘The company reparated in harmony, after spending one of the Noctes Ambrosianw, so celebrated by the eountry man of Burns—Christopher North, for the Presidency. Cor, Benron meeting of the democrats of St. Lovis, Missouri, rik 8th instant resolutions were adopted approving'the course of Col Benton on the slavery question. Among the resolutions was the ‘ol- | lowing, pointing to the Presidency in 1862 :— “Resolved, That as among the distinguished men who sustained the measures of Jackson, Senator Benton was the most earnest, steadfast and efiicient, we re- gard him as the best fitted for the emergency which is likely to arise from the inefliciency of er it ex- ecutive, and we bail it as a good omen for ountry that the minds of the great mass of the demooratio party throughout ti upon bim for the Pr | Movement cal Intelligence oN AND THE Stavery Qu: ‘ash- ington correrpondent of the Philadelphia North 4meri- says :—It ie erally understood that Gea. Hous- ton will take the earliest opportunity to define his po- sition om the slavery question, which is said to be antagonistic to the position assumed by the politicians of the Calhoun school. Those in the supposed cond- dence of Mr. Houston, state that thia speech will be Gelivered next week, when it is expected Mr Calhoun will be able to resume his reat Gen. Cass ano tHe Witmor Proviso. es (Mi.) Metropolitan contains a letter from upon the subject of the Wilmot provira, in which he he says :—Lem instructed by the Legisiature ot Michigan to vote for the Wilmot proviso shall n y But when the time comes, | shall give my vis upon the subject, and Ly my seat ia the Ser Joba 8 Seliman, dem. as been elected to the Se- nate of Maryland. from Anne Arundel county, to tp BY, the place made vacant by the election of Hon, E jam mond to Congress. Alexander L. Russell, Esq . of Bedford county, Pean- | tylvania, Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth, has Jotter from Mr, Yoang, of the .ildien, having this ay & been sppointed Leresg of the Commonwealthin place of Townsend Haines, E+q., resigned. | MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA. THE WEEKLY HERALD, The steamship Georgia, Capt. 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Copy the Mer her bair or sbin; it can be the Ly) mes Megic Hair —Phalon’s Wonderful improvement to color the hair or whisxers, the mom pive Tipit ances Sie, It Mis bpplied, or told at PHALON'S, “Wr COMMERCIAL ATFLIEG. MOSEY MARKET, Sunday, Jan, 27-6 P. Mm. The stock market closed yesteriey weak the tenden- ey of prices being Cownward, end purchasers by no meane plenty. The movement in faneles is dally to about the same extent, and the fluctuations are just about ruficient to give the brokers a fair commission. Unfortunately, however, they act as their own azents and pocket all the prefitsand commissions, and hare to dear all the loeses If antes are forced, or lose af interest if they hold on. On either horn of the dilemma, the speculators for a rire are in an uncomfortable position and we cannot give them the slightert encouragement We eee nothing in the perspeetive calculated to create any important improvement in prices for unproductive securities; there may be, however, upon the opening of Bends hn yn agg bot it cannot be therwise than temporary, The foot is, the public vent it abe | Was any probability of any improvement in this de- | ment of outsiders. | would be a good plan for those who wish to keep a cor- + | money in this er any other market, at any time, is the | Qvorations ron THE Parmerrar Brocks In THe New Youy Manx Sat. Mon. Tue, Wed, Thu. fre Sat, Treasury Notes, Sa. tity nt U, Staves 6's, "07 mix 1% HB, ie i ia 12 Ohio6’ is {U5 am WO Kentuck 102 — my — Penusylvi 9 = wm Lilinois.. = Hy - ti = & 31% 32 Fo] — 2 = om 4 8% 52% 82% a uy = u iy 5) 203 Morris Canal. By io i Bud fiver iit, 4 = 1 uly K BK — cf oa p™ od ct } specicand bullies mind is turned to other things, and it is as difioult to induce outside speculators to touch the fancies, as it is to deter tnem from dealing in them during the ht of @ speculative excitement. It will be «long time before we shall again have such move- ments in fancy stocks, as have marked previous years, no matter what may be the state of the money market in the meantime. The abundance or scarcity of money bas, after all, very little to do with prices for unproductive securities. We have kaown speculation Tun prices up ten and fifteen per cent in the face of rates of interest ranging from two tofour per cent per month; and the experience of the past six or eight months, is sufficient to satisfy evey one that it requires fomething more than an easy market and eheap rates of interest, to put up prices for anything possessing within itself no intrinsic value. For many years these artificial, unproductive stocks have been palmed off upon the community, at prices ranging from five to ninety-five per cent on their par value, and we still | find that time, instead of giving them a greater actual value, has in most cases taken away what little they ever poseessed, and thrown them into the hands of those with whom they originated, where some of them will remain, and eat themselves up by the accumulation of interest, Outeids operators have realised immense losses by holding this class of securities, and they have abandon. ed them altogether. While there was hope—while there | Seription of property—it was easy to induce those who | hada speculating propensity, to invest largely; but, as | the public mind bas been played with so much, so much disappointment experienced, so much expected, and so little realized, it will be impossible to draw in that class of operators who have heretofore been the life and oul ofall such speculations, We do not intand here to point out any particular stook, to illustrate | the correctness of these statements, as our readers have been pretty well posted up in regard to these stocks generally; but we point to every fancy on the list, and Tefer to the quotations of the past five years, as an evi- | dence of the truth of our remarks relative to the move- | The money market continues easy, but capital is not so abundant as afew weeks since, Business paper is offered daily in the etreet in large quantities, and the | tates rarge from six to twelve and fifteen per cent, ac | cording to quality. There are no fixed prices for paper, and as for the usury laws, they are a dead letter #0 far as Wall street operations are concerned, It rect account of the rates ruling for business paper, to draw up form similar to that used by cotton brokers, for the classification of the different grades of cotton, commencing with inferior and ending with good fair. | Then some idea might be conveyed of the ruling rates for money. The only criterion of the actual value of | rate demanded en oall loans, with government stocks as collateral security. There areas many prices for business paper as for the different qualities of any kind | of merchandise, and the necessity of holders has a great deal to do with the rates of interest. The current rate, on call, with U. 8. 6's as {security,J is elx per cent. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for the princial speculative stecks in this market, for each day of the past week, and at the close of the week pre- vious, With one or two exceptions, prices have bean very uniform :— “ amped of prices current be ea cloee of the market yesterday, with those ruling at the close of the Previous week, exhibits an advance in United States | 6's, 1807, of % percent; Harlem 5; Morris Canal, } and @ decline in Pensylvania 5's of % per cent; Erie Raflroad, \; Farmers’, }¢; Hudson River Railroad, New Haven Railroad, 1%; North American Trust, 'y; | The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign dry goods entered at this port, for consumptioa, for warehousing, and the amount withdrawn from ware- houre, during the past week :— Movements ix Foagsan Day Goops. ‘Entered Entered W'drawn forcon- for ‘rom sumption. $ he wavhouse. x oof Sita bear Manufactures of pine 8 $12, ery deseriptiom withdrawn from ing Jam. 20h, was $22) 305 received from im frem goods withdrawn from ‘There are several packets due at this por | probability is thet we shall, within the next week or two, have half a dozen in, with large and valuable The Subd Treasury has been pretty weil re- will ewell the deposits, before our spring Imports are all in, to s larger rum than bas yet been known. ‘The amount of coal transported on the Reading Rall- road during the week ending the 17th inst., wes 11,782 tons, Total, thus far this season, 111,213 tons. Same time last year, £6,602 tons It fa stated by two of the agents of the Erie Railroad Company that it has no intention of deviating from line located in 1845; that contracts are about be- made to construct the road through (Cattaraagus, Alleghany, and Chautauque counties, as originally con- templated. If such bas been and still is the intention of the company, we should like to know why the peo ple of the counties above named are continually peti- tioning to the Legislature to compel the construction of the road in accordance with the charter. Yesterday | two petitions were presented, and the Committee on Railroads in the Senate have reported @ special bill compelling the company to adhere to the original route. There is more in this movement than appears on the face of it, and we would advise the inhabitants of the southern tier of counties to watch the company closely. It i# playing a double game; and though its organs profess one thing, itis moving heaven and earth to accomplich another directly opposite. It appears by the official report that the reseipts of Worcerter Railroad Company, for the pest year, 1849, amounted to $236,107 61; expenses, $114,505 67; net revenue, $121,528 04; interest, $44,- ‘702 61. ‘The decision of the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals, in the case of Briggs ve. the Camden and Am- bey Railroad Company, will create a great excitement among stockholders, and all others interested. It is paren d that more than one million of dollars are this result, This immense sum the rall- a company have extracted from the pockets of the lie, by Mlegal and exorbitant charges on freight, nd there is hardly a mercantile house in this city or Philadelphia, but that has a claim, under this decision, gaint the company, We do not know what ponsity | the company has ineurred, beyond the forfeitare of $100, in each and every case, and @ refunding of the overcharge; but, if it bas forfeited its charter, it will ed | bean opportunity for getting rid of one of the most | odious monopolies that ever existed, which the anti. monopely party of New Jersey will not suffer to eseape, ‘We are gied to see that there is one man in the Le- @elature cf Pennsylvania, who has independenes and boldness enough to denounce such a Dill as that pre- tented by the Reading Railroad Company, and the acts of the concern generally, That man is Mr. Cessna, of Bedford, who offered the following amendment to the Dill published Im the /fereld on the 26th inst. :— And provid: That before thie act shall if into effect, the trustees of raid com; shall gi , with securities for the faithfal jormane: alee, of tbe property in their Guties, in double th b to be 8 of the Court of ) OF properly amend, the origins! bit The Senate of Pennayivania has diegraced itself by parsing the Dill ae it was presented by the company, ‘ Answers to Advertisements sent by Mail must paneer, jhdcerements wen Mal ut ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. be poet Aes over New Yous. WILLARD'S HOTEL, 2 Wasnineron, D. o. ae $ 10 Far aepi ant Papers contained in th gh, Saturday evening, 26th i ¢ arrival of the REWARD.—THE ABOVE SUM WILL BE PAID runk Lose Phila- hell are returned to of the N. he sain ‘ork 26 Ries streot. 2 E.L., Philad: ations & AA tore copie 1849, by leav sd Cross attaghed: 4et with tr, ra Ifth s'ree! ting out of thesame in Seve ch and Sixth avenu ks of the LIBERAL REWARD wit BE PAID FOR ONE OR ¥ rald, of the 4th of July, RIDAY NIG@T, THE TA INSTANT, A qMOi8e, ar the nth iggthe fader wid owner, SPECIAL NOTICES. Senay OST- OFFI NEW YORK, JAN, 25, I fornia Mail the mai! steamer Georgia, will ol this ofliee 0 ‘neds inst a a2ovclock Bue “4 VO BRADY. P.M. COMPANY e existing difficult ders. by the Legislature of this Si the following proposition be m: to pay the the Company Deingaut class bondholders the face of their bonds 60 8 botwoon thi horize a Preferred stock, at par, entitled to dividends, at the rato of Six per cent | cr annum, pay i annually; 21, to pay the recond class bendholders the face of their bonds in a rret ferred stock, entitled to dividends, at th of four per | cent per m, payable semi-annually ; to vay the | third class bondholders the face of their bonds in a preferred | stock, at par, entitled to dividends, cent per annum. payable semi-ann red to accept the above proposition rf it pie ra the office, No. big Morcha By order of the Tr: RICE RDO IRE INSURANG. Pay, cflice Ne. 6 Merchants’ B. New't ork, and 43 Fu'ton street, Breall ed Company evstin' dwellings | store © Wall i ol Terniture, merchandise, &: oto take piskerof limited smeenh of three per Bondholders dis- | requested co make {ely intentions to. the. Seareaty of the e Company, at BROOKLYN INSURANCE com. | ch atroe totabs | ATRICK EGAN I$ REQUESTED TO CALL Pearl street, where he will hear of something to vantage. AMUSEMENTS, nanan nnn AAANAAAAANAAARRANAARBARIN AIS ROI cuananane OMERY THEATREON MONDAY EVENING, JAN, ROADWAY THEATRE —E. 4 MARSHALL. taE titok ay POLE rt pad mati Monday evening, Jeu. 28th, will be irra lisky, Mr. Gilbers: Idaldo,’ tr Jordy tg eis md as Cuscign Geordies a vi Du Brano, Mr. Du: comedy oulies x Harcourt Courtloy. Mr. Wi Bar hes Hark ir, Arnold; Cuaxrnacs 8 NaTioxat ve the farce ef BORN TO GOOD LU. Mr Redmond Ryan; Count ie € H. Russell; Countess Molt “ Capiain Murphy Magy fookaen. To be followed 0 farce of eltio du = ns — —_. therto Reston Mer TD, Wloe, Bolomos Siyes, Herter babs aries Torre Mrs Orms! Jah Mee, Masey. To conslade withthe BOTTLE THES Rt. ¥ Golo, Mr. Tiltou, Albert, Crocker; Williveld, Jefersos; Bot- De gad Be comedy of FAB tle Imp, W. Taylor erwood; Lucretia, bo o Mies Lockyer. Boxes, 2 o Pit} 236 ovnte, ‘Doors open At 7; performance to commence at 736 1y. ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.—MONDAY BVE- ning, Jap. 26th, to commence with the TWELVE ‘BS. Mr. Nickinson; Will, Master Edward; Miss Roberts After Ok PLACR, BELOW ELOUTH ano; Paneday evenia i's DON GL. nf, ry Isherwood; Nature, Un CpagR im three kote A ND BADOURA’“ine. ae. mus, Siquerina Ty Nickinsen; Camaralcaman, Miss Roberts; Bade Bin Ottivin8 en Taylor: Danasch ‘Mr Conorer; BL Hogi, M To | Sicnor Serguirs be followed by the REVOLT OF TH POOR STOUSE. ‘Sig. Strini. Mahomet Mugging, Mr. Moll Chubb, Mr. Mitchel!; Aramint, i Nickinsor ‘Fo gonelede With the fare MAN—Cloudesley, Mr. Waleot, Dre it, 1236, ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM ING, F Manager and + J. . etfally Ifo a ey Manager.- M ‘al will be given at the riormal w York Volumtoer Asso= ho strong clams that oupon the sympathies wound: disease tl eft to the ‘om government oF citizens swell largely Th. following eminent # have moat cheerfully vedere their gratuitous aid Madame Antoinette Otto, (her tse spp acare mee hor re- turn from Berope;) Miss Hi Northall, and Madame Born- ‘i 4 many members cf the gallant of their fellow citizens. eonty: cold hand of public charivy, with: State. Let the willi Keyal, London, whose astonishing talents have elicited the miration, and made them the most popular juvenile per- of the age, bave boom engsged, and will appear every afternoon and evening th iety of ort Duets, Daners, Humorous Sk {6 woo, stein: Routh, from Par: Herr Brandt, Mr. Step E. Burton,) ind the ra (by permil rated Vio inist, Mr. M, FHILADELPHTA.-THE DRUNK- mere, by epecial desire !-- Re-ongage— fthe famous Nellis. bora without t this Muscum of Mr. J. A Lo ARNUM MU AKD three t ment, for one week on! of Three Military Bands:—Dodwort American Brae’ Band, and Willie Glose the performance by uniting and playing the Amer National si a Mevara Georg Loder and Rich= r to be obtained at the M on the night of performan 41), new Dissolvin, quettish Chromatrope, &., &e.; all kinds of Beasts, Bird and F. Paintings, Por-raite, Cosmorams, Wax Figures, a Relion, States and Statuettex, Oostunes 1 RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL—-THE GREATEST a G Concert, on oe most extensive so Omainenta of al country, will tak je ever given im this ina few weeks at the Tabernacle, strumental Broadway. Upwardsof one hundred voeal and i Itulian perforwereare engaged. #urther particulars will be afew days. ECHANICS' INSTITUTE LECTURES. JOR 1309 AND th qUAT $60, at the Coliseum Ko ms, No. 450 . BE. 175 CHATHAM SUA Charles A.'Dana, Esi,., will deliver two lectures on M # ia ot further notice, the original & 26h and ‘Februsry 4th, Subject AT 109 tying aga Se Te BR J ge commence at 73% 0' a | world, ‘They will be assisted by tl " ‘loci his ad- | of ioe ike phy dh ie ly. Tiekste oa be had at the anstitute Roo: Protestant and to im 2 a family, to take cage of o ruct them in the French cathe First a1 nut given, Address L. Lambert, M. axtep_ay A RESPECTAB ew cbild to wet nurse at her own residen 7 Ww: countant, or Confidential’ Clerk,» crates Bet habite, wh estionable. tice of this paper. Please address A. B. G., ‘ANTED—A | SITUATION, BY ‘k YOUNG FR) re erences | ANTS A SITUATION, AS BOOK- uae AD ay will ugh of fi ray to the interest of his cployens idle rofer- at the Wes BPCATION, BY A VERY GOOD RE- take care Troner eam cut aud tt dresses, Sad ie ver is willing to make herself generally useful. Please ition to go in the counrry. & himberwork ind waiting, or to win first my ane call ae ¢ best of city and froner, and a neat « Pesivens ‘Flease aldvese 13i We nth and Eighth 4 venues. seen for two day toreall at 7 main sevect, Benes ae teeta to call at 7 Main street, Bro Ww anep= bY A STEADY, ACTIVE MAN, WIT! best of city referen jitaation as Porter be willing to drive wer to give satisfaction. fo mus er tion “Address Mt rt BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A tion as Chambermaid: who is an excellent ashe refe t t Sixteenth wireet, bento, in any a horse va make himself useful to his employer, Ie ac- the sity, and will be found honest and faith- Wages not ployment. The best of resommenda- at this office, will be attended to. ] A¥TED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENG- lich women, situations—o1 Chambermaid and Seamstre the other as first Cook. Can be seen for two 4 No. 1 Sixth street, near Bowery. Ws TED—BY A STOUT. BODIED AND CAPABLE or Man, @ situation 2 farm; has no objecti io abe The best of reference gi: to character and roan bom Nee T: World office, Porter, or to work om Ameelt generally wsefeh— ability. NURSE PROTESIANT YOUNG 4 fresh bresat of milk, who hee lost her ou AN’ CoKS et STORE, wire 7a Dok VARTAER wip A jo, 8 mafe nad profit 4 to on wand ironing Hae oh the country. a anne apeky, ob OS Howery, ip stairs, in front room. between Ninth aud T The 7 ANTED—BY A With a fresh brens tome respectable fa enquire at No. daye. ot reference ox Ba ‘tinedougal sureet ia tneteare MIDDLE AGED GENTL Netherlands, and juse arrived lopment a0 ate ward of 0 he urtot Madrid, Ae eho joduce highly resp: 41 Warren arent. BAN, NATIVE OF correct bt general Lecegwen washe: ie Ler py: 3 ho writes’ th with be family oe Brookly) rable time. re adv ortivement wall at Jhambe: Single admii Lecture Room PITTSBURGH THEATRE 146 UNDERSIGNED WILL open the Pittsburgh Theatre shout the first of March next. Ladies and g i for the season, will please immedia-ely. Address CHAS, anager of Pittsburgh Theatre. MEATRE TO LET—TH® ARCH STREET SRBATRE, Philadelphia, may be occupied by a com, Apply to W. &. jervoa- Tham: LLUALLA, 3 CANAL New Uaven Railroad Offi ew proprietor. Arrival of Profs Fenowned troupe of Female Model Arti ‘Theatre, St. Petersturgh, Female Miastre! oy OED every nicht, at half-past’ six o'clock; commence at quarter on very reasonable terms York. past seven, precisely. bers street, New ———— soe | = MUSICAL, — FORTES FOR SALE, CHEAP veriaNn NOTICE. PORTER AND AND OYSTER HOUSE A IC! id Music Taught. The sis ones and rich toned; or will hire a te-day. “Call. to-day, between the Farniture— of them cheap, if hours of two a1 465 Broad| vay: M. DUMSDAY, the Bian forte, Singing, Guitar, &o., will be in. z re “alte, & 1 Be ADAME BOERNSTEIN-ROUTH, PROFESSOR OF me A. NCARTER, ‘Auctioneer, Nec? New street. N Singing, 29 East Twenty-tirst street, three deors from Broadway. | f ‘i L ON TUES- St No 6 F cmpaon strect, the elogant ving of Wier Glass,” Mirror, rich damask A Armoive French Chairs BALLS. THE FRIENDS OF TRUE wid will have a grand gala of New York, to y evening, Feb: cata. i, sage ‘the IREMEN'S BALL, ASTOR PLAC mre sing company to the abo Il, thi evening, will ott them ‘out horses facing towards the Fourts t verse res eam, om vp inf. HUTUWAITE, Inepector. RIVATE DANGING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 6 Bond street.—Mr. Seari Mt the second quar- forming, For Latics, Wednsaday ant Seturiay, ga at ri Tuesday and Priday renin Y for G ferwaltsing. For ore f R SALE—A CORNER ( Fete a a busin: ith lease, Alto 0 herag ha. EW BOOKS, &. eee ee EY ren Will seil out on fase "A note addressed to X, box 2,981 Port Office, post paid, will receive attention. UREA D AND NEEDLE STOR FOR SAL! Bowery. A first-rate chance for an experi man. Apply to Ha. MOTT, Attorn oF terme to a reeponsible applicant TEAM ENGINE FOR SALE, OF 10 Horse POWER.— Feene street, ear, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION oven ¢ spacious and elegant building in Broadway, bet jerden and the Ka: cet Nines a street. ‘several stories will be I rately td Sat New betters. b Also, store Ne. 138 Pearl Fr ‘les Law! ibe eC ch on ihe TO LET, UNTIL 1ST MAY. Te t or ith room to store and pack goods large dry to let for storeges rent only = fe iagctnent of Be John street Avols is Counter, with drawers, for AN CISCO, CALIFORNIA, ing located in ous Wareliouse aud wharf, with suficient water for Tahters, Je prepared to recalve ¢ isn of iro, and refors to Messrs. James Gor Siig Trout’ siseet, New York. aad to ke G- Kaq., Now Haver 0 LRT—TwO LARGE ipa feet, with five or « ot Tenth siregt and bread med suitable tor manufnouuriog pat= the premives. el riteat a. RW AND SPLENDID STRAMUIP 6 ORGIA, De D Porter, U8 Th Charleston Georgia perior doutle eneiner of 10) Ue artaegements for passeogers are auch An eurgeon is fornia oan procure through s the oteamehip lathmus, 98 monthly fh ugh, with pmall parecicc’ Ono will jenve New York on the yh by the Emrire Oi iy to delivering aud collecting for tha ay evs, on bis arrival ja California. Ei Ww. Gubcok sLaFORNtA ROOTS—MADE AT WHOLESALE AND er, at, eho sherteat notice, and on Iso, ‘ $0 berths, forw'd cabin, 6 and towed, spply to MU. ROBERTS, 118 West etreet, conata: tiny of Boxee with OL! MBUS Will be c Inaia Rubber Boles Boots, Do not for= et the Number, 24 Ann stree:, corner of Nasea Ge, sts by experience for the abe Permanent sitwation ie of ored. writing, Box 1,807, Boston Post Of a or Fall bor of Mousten and Macdougal corn quired. posse WANTED—DY A Phy J fi board, in 8 respectable priv abe nae comfortable hom: tended to. room, of the eit ee. ELTER WanrEp, “steapy EMPLOYMENT a ‘vnsisess, ‘s liberal salut Address, in own hand~ streets, References 1e- ary and add reese: Aumcricam, Post Uthce, ‘New York, will Le promptly at- RD WANTED— ny ‘A GENTLEMAN AND HIS BY W ite in & reepectable comfortal mein the neigh herhood of Brondway. apd between Agity acdbighth atevets, rime not to exceed $8 per Week. Address K.P. 5, Herali OTICE TO ALL NOT TO FORGET THAT tlothing either cleaned, dyed, sitered Fray Btreei is the only and best place where to NO. 6 aod rt notice. Coats cleaned foe On; pania, verconts, ity ‘cleaned and mane to look * a GORTISSS, T yiner REMICM AWARDED priv ¥ Sexhee oe s ieee House of instru: A pen aed and? ociock, PM asi'y, “eseepting Sar araaye, about tor during which time Toseer gers for Chagres must voat hore St their own expense He Barise Bteainshi fe to prosecute aisite eoate to bearing quarts iy AND NOATH Wed needay, March Wetne-day, ork, ALLFORNIA MEMORANDUM -A NEW GOLD Washer, to operate with quicksilver. by which every c Be iele of of gold tn paved, sale av the Californie n L Price onl Greviced Ravine te gold fo ARNOLD BU Move fer pas Pertraghter oA BY bed N vt yi e posma rer ts, POR SALR As Oe LOLtTME ye pain Wet LD hOUSS AT HOME, lessons will be orice. TORN M’GKaTH s 66 Ui r of April; and on t Te mequire a thorough kane ‘it tude Sicatopporcavity. Terme * Oy AM U1 Mand jase vvery Momday and tae hi vasion the re. nt veda, Su Fe DW sod cumin 1 Yrandiee wa Pret No. 2 Nora sunvury voned a= SIGNED BEiS LEAVE 10 the complaint ~ ‘io Preneiroo ; ri et, for obtaining prope: ean take i ntber, for chaluine ery cxoendeh vapply te nd Hows RU & BON, 4 Re CALIFORNIA bite oy ship WISCONSIN: ® Hise atca ® ray Pirnet, * fou NDERS, conn RR ey very article necessary for comple ments reer at ee CTR en Co. 8 Wall abeoke Sos 0 S08N. Le Wail eieeen FRANCIS. 0, CalLiVORNIA + aut A}, clipest #hin SARATOG ched for the y Fyced, and affordin, ed fe ond i“ inn Goo exon ine the stock, F¥ LAMP OL—Vi0TOR GIROUD, ¥ 4-Cloek mal and with es parrioulatl tot eel POR CALIFORNIA REGULAR Py Freight and passengers for Sen Pram in fire) elaee venvele at viet rates, on Private inatenetior i tne ha bs TT Suit Coen ae eat +) Lite od a ure 0% FOR PRENc fo a. aor ballt Carton « will be ance i Jest seesived. th OR SAN PR ; Ways wtetylon Froneh OF. at Os. faa Lin amlbe a ix oe aoe spf eo, Hi. DARL ONY tek Li. Pers aA GG 0 5 rom ar kably fast Boveeerine TICALLY | (J NOCERS Can Bye et ireree 10" any RAC | suuler. 4 ry wtadest te sopanecely the eit at eager nar ry, under cover, weal rr eae fers tem ae joes Pataa citi ToN: Corace of King and Groves ry ope ea Tage wie! jennet teem >| oare NE WITHOUT GOING TO CALIPORNIA— fev the coewssie mitt pay Uo idth ateoet be 7 be purchase. one of the hese located Saloons om | Rilp, Baswery OOL, NO. 20 FOURTH Breedvay, of 8, rose justion snd inoderate rent; ening for Ladies and Gentle h enstomer 4d with, Snob resting rooms and eehool are well roy seen Hee ig in well’ worth the attension of irae im the ment weather. | Spy ore business. For particulars, apply mf for Gentlemen, | SPF" Fear streets A pautner would be Tease ie