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aacant of the oollection. snd would never oes. the misdologe of avy man, be he whig oc demo- one Scuexcx said something. to which Mr. Jones re ee that be would remark to those who come from je ANantic coast, where there is boast of freedom, as they eallit that taking the report of the eg of the Navy. with regard to whipping in the ni he ventured the assertion that there was not plantation fouth of ason and Dixon's ioe where there was as tty roverity exercised towards tlaves as om the ships Uf the United States. i Mr Scurnck asked whether it was the custom to whip af running up to the yard arm, Mr. Jose anid op seg oron land. It wexproted. temen would go with him, he would be for eradicating puvisbment with the lash. Mr. Houstoy was understood to say the expe: Fevenue service were made under the last admiuistra- Mr. Joxes went for the democratic party, b thought that it was honest. His experience ing bad com ed bim in the cman aud Soeminoa to hold nis party economy. he raid that the S-ore’ary of the Home De- partment bad called to his aid sach clerks as be thought Proper, and aks Congress to pay the expense: Mr. Wininnor said. that not less thaa forty millions Of dollars will be collected from customs during the proves fiscal year. fie called this fearful sum, be- Apew pot what was to be the influence on the whale domestic industry of the country, which such a large income would entail. Economy aud retrench- Ment were becoming in suy country, pe espectally in @repubbo. By this resoluiion, io order to save a few thourend dollars, we are runing the risk of perilling our energies, by drying up every souree by which the Mov+y can be collected, As to hiniting the amount, we might as well mit the amount to the President for ad- iipistering the business in all the branches of the go- ‘Phe experimental pum cawe from Seoretary ‘Walker; but he did not contine himeelt to the cpt It was ap easy thing to make estimates for other but pot so easy to conform to tl The eountry’ revenues, for the mext six mont et tal Fesolution. He saw in the newspepers a rp to abolish the m because there was ‘op, to no little extent. Wrovgh the medium of rotest the country in ethn baniwess {ein the bands have broken dowa the iroa esteniy: by the reeen! ing of w y. ‘The cause is not that the 20 low. but because of advalorem duties, which make it impossible to collect fairly aud tally. a. s preteen every honest merobant it itled to, that is weighbor may pey the same rate of duties that be pays, and bot be cheated by fraudulent do d, that the whole matter of goes into the inte- ‘and every American importer; tion, the utmost reach is eix hink this was @ question to reach ent. He hoped that Mr. Bayly eoonomy; but thet gentleman perba| ious. There was Giapoaition evinced egainst ell law and governments. which threatens, if Congress ‘will not fursish appraisers inspectors. that gvods may be landed, to lend them themselves, in spite of Heexpressed bis earnest hope that the aie Een rae the committee will be acted upon now, Secretary asks will be athe ry eter Proper economical reductions can be une Toomas regarded the bill of March last as a good the man who introduced it deserves the fude of the country. He would give as much money for colicction as was now nesessary for the next haif when the Secretary makes hie estimates for could consider as te economical provi- The eemmittee made an ineffectual effort to repeal the monnien clesing debate tomorrow. pp ET NEW-¥ORK LEGISLATORE. te. Avnany, Feb. 7, 1850, THE MLAVERY QUESTION. Mr. Srone (from the Madison and Oswego district) precented a rabid abolition petition, which was referred ton select committee. Mr. Cxourus moved tolay on the table, but the Senate refused. Mr. Sroxe, in presenting the petition, sald, “Thi might be considered only as a eprimkle before a shower.” MEMORIALS, BTC. Fe ng ®@ memorial of s convention of citizens of esterm New York, for s raiiread from Ba‘falo to Veepe and otber counties, to the Erie Raliroad at Cornip; Mr Brone, that Seas = transported ea the central live of railroad, free of toll. Mr Bexaman, of the Board of Education of thecity of New York, for a law authoriziog sald board to estab- ian a free academy for ladies in said city. OmeTRUCTIONS Iv Kast RIVER. Mr Beruway laid om the tabie the following concur- rept resolutions :— Resolved, Are the Assembly evncar,) That our Senators and preeentatives in Cor, the Jutage of a love, providien for thet omeral of of rogue which Teneo eas sector dagttone te ekemesl of the River 1 Bospeore noes the Ge of Ben Son. is lis SRS Re reetetiens to the Senators sud Representatives in Congress, ‘The remainder of the sersion was occupied in consi- eration of » private claim bill, Adjourned. Assombiy. PRTITIONS PREAES The following petitions were received and referred :— Mr. Leavenwonrn, three, against any reduction of the tolls on wx, Com Jed Cengregationst Society of Andover, to hie, Morr, of eltizens of county of Albany. in re- Jation to the manorial dificuities of O. W. Kittle, for relief. Mr. A.B. Davie, a memorial relative to the schools oh 8. Te the New ¥ Medical Colleges tn the city of New York. i] of the county of Cayuga, to alter the Hoal College aud College of “barmaey nx. Of citizens of Broome cvuaty, to prohibit ae ‘tale of inteateativg drinke att i Of citizens of Otsego county, tor repeal of Sebool Of citizens of the town of Bethlehem. against altere- tiom of south bounds of the city of Albany. Mr. D eee enon School Lew. Mr. Duaren, three, remonstratiog against the divi- sion of Wayne county. Mr. Bvenor ena, fethnane of Orlane evanty, foran ity of Budalo pe" W Aten, of owners of river oraft, &o., forthe way Jaw authoriziog the collection of double tren mbabtan’s of Teaphian for ve, of county, tepeal o the School Law. as Shas reported tavorabiy Mr. Lawnence on ® bill for the t of the poor Im Merkimer county ir. JT ee pos) + cama Dill authorizing rest- r te Mr. Write, favorably, a Dill relative to plank roads. Mr Pratt, favorably, to incorporate the Medical so- Glety in the city of New V ork. me. fore, favorabiy, the Senate bill relative to the ten Water Works Co. mr bia worably, by bill te er the Salary rhet tebe oon Lewis, te tan ois incorporate the Oneida Lake River Steamboat es, bd AE In"raiion to the collection of F Heil id o supply the Code ined statutes, was each member ef the Assembiy ce Daye were called, and it eas AS sppeteea ireuie, eres oapye on pal peed, Per: (anti tent) qoeetien, he oald 00s Biiiiuee pasesa 00 econ ned wel cedered to" Dill then : we. . third rasieg. 4°) CANTON Roan The tame cramaalita* alto persed the bill, euth riding | bill to improve ite, im, inthe and reported The reference of the bill to the Ca. | pa! Board. to fanny Ubereon, pending which = | the Howe adjouri Highly Innpostant from Cana from Cai Against tne Despateh of Karl Mowrneat., Pet, % 850, ‘The Apnexatien Association have published «protest | against Eurl Grey's late despatch to Lord Rigi, The language used is not of menace or seaiti¢h. They Penenerens =~ 1 side outrents setting we have not reosived as mony millions of atanticipated ia the early history of the more ment, from California, it does not follow that the mines have not been immensely producti Is fs estimated that fall five dollars ta gold have been sent to other parte ef the world, where ¢ has been sent to the United Stati When this | California wania commenced, the South Americas markets, on the Pacific, were crowded, fairly giutred, with British manufacturesand merchiodise of all kinda, owned by English houses. These goods were at oass shipped to Seu Francisco. and enormous prices obtained on their arrival. British morchauts for a long tine do not concelve the sentiments of Earl Grey ‘be those | monepolired the markets of Califoruta. aad made the of the people of England, and think thateven the Pare most of them, The bulk of the ship lisment of England cannot provounce, until the subs ject is submitted, in regular course, by the people of Canada, Free discussion {s the right of all men, and | the safeguard ageinet derpotirm and rebellion, They ask the people to decide whether the despateh isin accordance with the constitution, and whether Earl Grey's opinion should affect the right to bring any subject before the legislature of the country, They will not be diverted from @ legal course, a are thus defending the greatest bulwark of the coun- ‘try’s liberti: Disasters. Havirax, Feb. 7, 1950. The packet ehip L. Z , from New York for Liverpool: ‘was wrecked, Jan. 17th, in lat. 38, lon. 67. The captaim crew, and 60 ‘passengers were saved. Vessel a total lose ‘The bark Marietta, from Bath, Me , for Havana, was wrecked, Jan. 20th, on Long Bar, west end of Bermuda. Versel a total loss. Captain, crew and passengers faved. Nothing has yet been seen of the Europa. Arrival of Steamship Alabama, at New Orlean: New Onzeavs, Fed. 6, 1850, The steamship Alabama has arrived at this port, bringing ninety-three passengers and $350,000 in gold dust. She also brings the news from California, received | by the Oregon at Panama. Railroad Celilsion, Mivoterows, Feb. 7—9 P.M. A collision oceurred on the New York and F rie Rail- read, near Middletown. this afternoon, between two freight trains. The cars were badly damaged. One , man bad both legs broken, and several others were injured. The passenger trains were delayed by the obstruction cf the track. Whe Southern ja—Another Crevassee Cholera in Louisiana, &c, &c. Bavrimonse, Feb, 7—9 P. M. We have three mails from the South through to- night. ‘The New Orleans papers annouce that a crevasse had occurred seven miles below Algiers, but it was not considered very dangerous, The cholera had made its appearance at Washington, La., end in four days nine of the white inhabitants had died from the disease, Late advices have been received from Galveston and Havana, but they contain nothing of interest. Markets, New Oateans, Feb 5—A, Mi The cotton market, yesterday, was slightly firmer in feeling. though no marked change can be noticed in the quotations. The rales embraced 3,000 bales, in- pig = middling at 1140 The supply offering is not so large. Sugare are held higher, in consequence of their rearcity; rales small. Prime samples of New Or- Jeane molasses have advanced to 2lc. per gallon. Rio | coffee is queted at 14}¢0 , with a moderate business, The weather has become quite cold. The health of the a ie good. Bartimone, Feb. 7—6 P. M. merket remains without Abang from pai enn and the demand generally is bur light, Shipping Intelligence. New On ANe, J Below—8hip Memphis, from NYorg, men 354 Mosine, Jan 80, Arrived-Bark Pilgrim, NYork. Cu antesrow, Fob 4. yAqived—Drig Thomas Walter, Philadelphia; sour’ Dart, N 5 ¥, bad 7,3 PM. Arrived—Bebre J B Mather, and Seguin, N Lew! toad oh 7-7 Pa. Bark Bobemia, from N York for para, left the road= | otead Ld morning. Brig Ela, from Bostoa, went up thie | Arrived—Brigs Marie, Prodoticksburg: Pellelio’Rochell \c yaN¥er fcbre Telegraph, Express, aad Lacy Baker, Taat Sp Clinton, Apalachicola, 16th ult; bark Helen pay Baltimors; 1 Jane Howes, Aux Cayes, Dec c oe, iSth ult: sche John A Paine, soar ‘rae ‘ vy State, N York, Empire, PI sitved—Sehs Bedey Gitte, RYas.” Pen POE ed Rehr Henry Gibbs, NYork. Balled Sivop Helens NYork. ot -Bant at bark F "Ny ‘ork for Apalachicola; same day, bark Caroli . Nverk for Le, as festie, Chnslestens ‘sobre Athatia, Savannah; J Tor- Provinercr, Feb 6. Eerie, ard taney, Vest Corner 3 ttt Beckman 30) Knepeacks cheap Brady’s National Collection of a types, 20 sed 207 Broadway. corner of Fciton street. Sirsa RE Sa stan beh tty respectfully invited ve examine The Plumbe National Oaguerrean Nanna 4 hy (51 Broadway—Strangers and others should init, a4 it contains tho largest and most gilleston of Portraits of distinguished persous in the erring ndid Bridal Cards, Knvelopes, and Boxes, of the Istest and most fashioanbdle patterns, can be at Everdeli's Fashionable Estanlisnhment for Cari Ea- ws Su2 Broadway, corner Duane street. ‘Branch ethos, 2 all treet. hanged tn an Instant—Phaion’s lor the bair or whiskers, the moment itis diva babe or peg BS te sb Mace ae es Mt rs Platt i" Aatr Spi anteater Liquid colors tne uals or whiskers the momen: !t is 5 be a] vt jer the hair or shin; it onn be washed odin furbing the seithife Wigton vd COMMERCIAL AFFAL SONREY MARKET. Thersday, Feb, 7-6 P.M. There wae no moterisi alteration im the stock mar- ket to-day, either as regards prices or extent of opera- tions, The arrival of the steamer from Chagres, with one anda baifto two millions of California gold, had no more effect in Wall street than the receipt of so much anthracite ceal, and the two parties of specu. lators were pretty well balasced But for the large | operations In Hartem, the market would here been | unusually quiet. Notwithstanding the large sales of thie stock, prices were very firm, the ductuations beng | Dut about s quarter per cent. Af the second board: | the market was little more buoyant, aud closed tole- rably firm. By the arrival of the steamship Empire City from Chagres, we have advices from California to the ist of January, one month later than those bropeht by the Previous steamer. The Empire City brings neatly twelve hundred thousand dollars in gold on fretgat, and it te estimated that about one million more isin the bands of parsengers on board. To be moderate, {! would be rafe to estimate the amount of gold received | by thie steamer, at one and « haif millions ($1,600 000) of dollars, This large sum. added to previous imports, Will ewell the aggregate to about $0,000,000. The in- telligenes brought by the Empire City is calculated to give a greater impetus to the Californis movement than hae ber perienced since the first siaty of ninety days after the first discovery of gold in thet country The steamship Philadelphia left to day for Chagres, foll of passengers and avery heary mail,and the Empire City will leave on Tuesday ment, loaded with pasven- grrs, more than four hundred having already secured Derthe; and by every comreyance crowds are taking their departure for the shores of the Sacramento There appears to be no fet up in the ¢i of emigration, and the population of California moet at this rate ot increase double iu a twetvemooth. At an Offeet. however, to thir large eutigeation to Call. fornia. we see large numbers coming back. Phe Ure- gon, at Panama, frem Sen Francie, broaght dora three hundred, and we are informed that every rtoanar down ie engaged full for mooths abeal. end that dreds, completely drained of money, cretit, ant every. thing else are looking out for some wey to cot back ngnin to the States, The tide sete strong enough to wards Callformia from all parts of the world, to make ‘up for apy return carrent we oan compare it to nothing more eppropriate th river, the main change! of which sete steadily to one wipence, a. _ Spoke 24, Tat 99 | Mheray re rewards males for | dpelitee) wear Riv! + here. ts of gold mate from San Francisco during the past year, has been in payment for these goods; gold or tilver belonging to Britith houses ig | ondon, to that point millions of dollar; 1m gold have been for- warded from the mines of the Sierra Neva counts for the small amount of gold, comparatively, thut bas reached this country. From this time for- ward, remittance our impression that each semt-monthly steamer from Sap Francisoo will bring do lars for this port. We are just beginning to realize the proceeds of the rale ot merchandise shipped from this and as the destination of all This ao- to the States wiil be large, and itis it least a million of dole part of the world to California, aud these payments will, doubtless, continue, at the rate of two or three millions of doliars per month. It will require ship. ite of gold to this extent, to bring up arrears and keep up with the shipments of merchandise to Call- forvia It having been pretty clearly demonstrated that the mines of California are inexbaustible.and that they cover Bearly the whole of that section of the world, govern- ment should edopt some method to realize some of the Denefits of such a valuable accession of territory. The only way this can be done to the greatest advantage, i to bring the mineral Jands into the market, in small id sell them to the highest bidder. Due no- tice given of this course, would bring forward an im- mepse competition, and government would realize an enormous amount of money’ from these la through them, the capitalists of Europe would invest the bulk of their immense wealth; and we should at ‘once realize enough to pay off our national debt, the entire expense of the Mexican war, and sufficient to construct a railroad from the Atlantic to the Pacific. All this might easily be accomplished by & proper ap- Propriation of the wealth in the possession of the go vernment. The people of all nations sre now mining and carrying off this minerel wealth, and thus far the government have not been benefited one farthing. It is time to make ve it in this itter ; but bave no expectation that Congress will abaadon the all-absorbing slavery question long enough to give this subject the attention it deserves and requires. The Judiciary Committee of the Senate of Penn- sylvania Bare reported a bill providing for an im- portant and preper alteration of the law of that State relative to the legal rates of iaterest, The pria- cipal points in the bill are, that it may be lawful for perrons to pay and receive such rate of interest for the loan of money, on any promissory note, draft, accep- tance, bills payable, or bills of exchange, drawn for any time not exceeding twelve months, growing out ot commercial or business transactions or contracts there- for, ae the parties may agree upon in writing; but that no greater rate of interest than six per cent shall be charged on apy judgment, after the date of the rendi- tion thereof, entered in any courts of that common- ‘wealth, although such judgment may be founded upon & writing stipulating a higher rate of interest’ The ‘act shall not be construed to apply to any loan where the sum or thing lent shall be assured by any grant, ‘ebarge, or incumbrance of real estate, nor on any loan on discount by any bank or banking association. gee meee, h Spmenge. ese Is sie u 11 Ch Dol Bas a I Stq Bonds & Bonde '47 4534 250 Hark ixBauk = Wyo B pedir, "Ey 38 wa: 4 ar ‘bea Trust 969 10%, 100 100" do oo ot i 50 0 Me Canal 25 Stonington RR bw 4 100 Erie Fear 13 45 on Pitadnon n River RR 62 so £7 See tay 2s tu RR 5 m0 20 wo 00 he 2BU 10 10 430 100 ~ ADVERTISEMENTS TS RENEWED BVERY DAY, Answers to Advertiomente vent Mail wust be Pepe eR petey— yogi ste wenden Leewomebiy THE LATE OatasTibent. awry AA PY BALL PER, 7, 1a. oAS 4, Tey one Soot geet jon to the Int easenteents ‘ia ‘at the Ci! this dey, the foll si gentlemen were constituted ‘bub-Ccamitee for the polleetin s aed Spon of funde for the the retief of the suf- ferers by ts oalan it Wo ge acoB enktee, Treasurer, thee, D4UND GRIFFIN, Ch airman. Treasurer of the special Committ Coupeil sek with pleavare, the tof the fol~ by the Inve eae m 00 Pat P33 ee & s8esezeszeze Suu Use vt S225 £23 2832 = JACOB F. oaKury, Treasurer. REWAKOS, phe TO BAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM Tae public stores in New Re iret. {ty wlstake,) on Wedneeds: a: Te ceone Vy leaving the same SARA 7 USICAL. Asctpenss, Vion. aa Tes, BAN! . BANJOS, GUi- are, Tamborines Wameal fortrumente, Orig! af dacun % Wa Chatham sere, lee worth sed beauty, 0 the rds im the city, including some for hatching, een Liquons, pnezey, LANDING. ~20 wave, the old and gen "Titod arrived from Roh: *icob. a 00, 67 aed 6 Prone ete randy, por Koenetie, atiom to Cook, Wash a be objection to dat geateel orivave family; ha sande both branches evteotly Keapacrable city rete poly at Ao. La: Bloveuth sucect BOTABLE YOUNG te do gs Apply wo 25) Twoitta ty references give #reet, in she rear, TANTED—A situation, “BY A girl, ae Chamber ofa small familys 4 or to do the general ae Vasher and Troner; and can give ‘erence fren the family she lived with for the to assist im the cary omerafly usetul Mouday, at 173 Laurens stroot, a of chiidren, or make Lerself | ANTED—A CONVENIENT HOUSE, WITH Tae modere improvements, irs genteel etrest, above ond, for which the advertiser is willing vo pay om wanted Ist Moy. ANTED~ A GOOD COOK, ben ty 13 4 GOOD Wasi. er and Troner; none need xcept and with beat «f city reference Tots from 355 toi No. 14 West Bixteenth street, betwe -A GOOD PsCKER, ONE ACCUSTOMED . Apply to 73 Broad Mr. Brovens; Dagobert Bis Wemyies cee Shin Mite K, Venn, To oom ny styled THE SIEGE OF COMORN— Webs Bubolishy, Mz. Gilbert; pideldo, Me, Big rian og nt Paynau Du Brano, Mr, Mr. ; lexan J tine, wre. Herbert. Door ea B CANE RAL ‘SNATIONAL THEATRE. a ies Salta Yerenel ~ Friday eveutog, Februar Berformance will o ae Bs bh the comedy of TOM HBEAKEAST— er yy fala, Miu Smith, During the evening Miss ae the following darces—Cachuca, Shawl Ds and the Polka AMUSEMENTS, : WY ANA NN way fenarne 8 A. ors SOLD lition Voreex. are 4, Kelghts dese sate Te ha followed oy te Lando of “no EE My. Provoriok Piishey, Me. W Mr. Naish; Mra Trictevo, 4 ASMODE! pasleses of Wal Frank Brown, ‘e ¢, away Em. Poter White, arton; Mre. Felix Famer, Ks t» commence at 7. Ta, :? a Att the OFFICE SEEHER-- Kenard, Me. Walcot, Uacle Nest, Nickinsop: Mme. Kea: Miss Robervs. Atter whioh, t James Mogrim. Me. land: Angotte, ude with the KEV t “many alittle makes amtekie” than th ry grout or substamial testinony will resale a MacDowell. Bhzx Keanaly, seer iee Locked, Jane Blisa dieman Maguire, Julia Axa M Bac¥onomy, Williom Hin Feraud. this avenive, m A PROTESTANT SCOTCH GIRL, A oh Waiter, or as Children’s ty reference given, h avenue in Twonty-sixth etree ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ScoTcH at ion ta do Chuehecrese oe Waiti third door from Se <=, 7 Blecoker street, between cermi ANTED-A ALE ARION BA a BBPSCTABLR erst would assist in washi dak Phase Prince and Bows @ seen for two ANTED—A FIRST | Ra o's Hair Cuttin, ¢ Row, under Karl NTED-A SITUATION, va Shaving aud Shampooing BY « RESPECTABLE woman, as Laundress or Chambermaid, who has lived the last three years in one fags!ly a8 lnundress. Algo, & you pil want a Situation ay Chan Lor Waitress, wit ‘rom Mott street. NTED—UNFURNISSED APARTMENTS, of three rooms, in a quict and respectable alk of the Para, Ad~ 0 obtain a, vituation as Chambermad. Inquire at T. A, No. 74 Greenwich s oO H AT " Eg ore WANTED IMMEDIATELY —ONE a one Curler, te rp cmaplarencns will AMOS Leal’ fo gued workmen, sora un peer Ma, oF after 4 “OOK.—A veer RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wi as Cou! She understands her busi- the bast of city neferonse, -Ap- be seen until engaged. Santee MUST BE A SCOTSMAN CUARDENER W. H ‘who thoroughly understands hie business, and ean come ell recommended. None other need apply. HE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA, meee’ val “4 tini, will give, on Saturday eve 9th, ye Vooul and fh trumental missic ft Siguor Maretzel le deine PeoraMue. Port 1—1. Ductio, Elisir, Signora Valontini, Signor San~ uirico, Ronanes, Rruant. Siguor Madianl, sotolar of Ss nd ‘My Chili- nwed for b her by Morales, fignora. Vulentint Signora, Patul and i 3, a Oo asa La Cotas. tung by Siguora Waleutiole wn full national coatum ot, Signer Millet, ef the Italian Coors. To 0% clock; doors open at 6. Tiok o ibe had Stores end | Hotels ani RAND CONC P RT OF SACKED bad 3 1'e Chureb, adly ip tee! Bie Kliecs, . J. Gurley, Me. T. J. Wall the members of the ‘Meadolssohn ano th widing beoding and clothing for forty-five orphan ‘Pickers 60 cents each, tu be had wt the book stores, 2d apd 176 Fi: om of the Church, oh ia generally eupprsed to hw Soon written by Jacopo do Benedottl, cotemperary with the poet Dar te, ‘im the thirveenth century. Tt has bot aut to by nearly wil the great compor Bach has, suc- Ccuively, etriven to awaken the tenderest emotions of the hu man heart. RS. EMMA GIT fully one pS gen ly. day evening, Feb Jerolomon street Mr. HC. Pimw, Mr. J. A. Kyle INGHAM BOSTWICK RRSP to her friends and the e y Tickete 0 cevta.” Four particulars and small bills. " SPKULAL SOTICKS, PAE EERE Ey RENCAM BENBVOGENT Soviet —IN CONSE- bacribers of the hers of the said in strect, on Friday order to deliberate on the plication of the capital hase or copscraetion of w buildi: poor assisted by the * Uthiog’ Poot i society to the pu: YANDANK LODGE, NO. 8, 1.0. 0. is Lod, and ED AGOLD PEN tain Williams, a powsnans os MAN WHO BORRO and Pencil Case from of the Kimpire City, wil to him at th initials of my name d on it, and is of much R ‘after Thursday, the 7th of he te ‘he ‘rato of forriage ter foot passengers ou the Hobukem will be reduced to four cen! ANY | ATTENTION TO of that @esirable Latayette Place, being 70 feet inebes ia utes Pl ‘Also, tho spl: about %. Both of to be sold under the direction of the FOR SALE AND TO LET. a, 8 Ler— ret. W feet front, by 99 foot deep, ble Boller, Hyeraulie Press, ft for manufac conry eSALE—FIVE TWO 0. *Oarts, six Days. ¢ Wistehes, be Ae oad ane HARNESS w. i KOaLer BER, WISUING TO RR- tnd a very saleable stock na Glas, Lamps, to the above sum, bend aad mortgage, of oe stoU ENE. 3 John street $20, 000 F. ba 44 J so guts, ON CITY Arr’ ly to “aac 8 CENT IN TER- Bt ag Saves Cosma, Wo. 69 Wall rier = the ptoek an onat CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Pal Paip Fr Marual Sor p of Late, GRO. K. SiSTARE. lercantiie, General, and Union Mural Insucaaco Serip vetted sd ni N 1300, CALIFORNI if wor oer se Sh eapactous s aretiguse ‘sad wh Eazing located so vty: Mesers. 4 & G ebsorr LB CALIFORNIA BXERKGS. - OF RC ae prone by the sonnets Repite Oty, T I h eeaoeen, ier it prt ot cab vered 7 Re reeene rin pers ALIFORAIA GOLD D' Wanted, ty MS #14) ners, Aveayers, Sw in-rals, end kuown tubstane tole on cold at * ud Siversmene swoop cround at the Retarry. Ke! aW 1WORNTA.. aA ‘sat orn the styamoers Cheronee aod tewlare. im juite at 4 Nasaao street, teasenrees. Foe tarvaer pare ott wales pau teachers Cali at 6 Beoade OER, p. GoLbsmitus WRITING ROOMS, 229 Broudway, LaCarce Bulidings, oorner of Reade street, are ing, fot papily and visiters o'clock, A. M.i gentle= iaily, excepting Saturdays, othor heure duri: Hours for Ladies, trem 3 hed Sand7T Pay “MISCELLANEOUS, AMES. my gs e Bye. 'YVE FOUNDERS, CORNER of sup New York, have oa hand ery article eceseasy for Complete Printing Establish- ments. UPIPS OWN _YAUBNTINES—FRow oun PENNY to $6 each~The most spland in the United 5 a cat choced br sok ers Pe ys raps Lace Paper, Motto W cessary accompaniments, for sale at N, 1 untry trade. io ees on & EM sSONRY.—ALLYN’ 3 RITU L 8 FRES to which is added a Key to 0 A few copies of this price $5 By remitting $5.00 the book cam Le sunt by mail to avy part of the United States and Canad W. GOW ANS, 178 Fulton ‘treet, Now York. IRR INSURANCE. RANCE COM- fees No. © smite’ a bee, stores, furniture, merchandise, We., at the Fates of premium. CEES r AsH.—D. & I DEVLI corner of Naseaa, have now the great & CLOTHING ready for iuepection, and would invite the atication of coun= try merchants to the same. 4. D. can faithtuily assure purchasers of ol that the: purchare the tariff of pro ~ f ealied to it, as y have alway toctattention {2 the style and mabe of every ement fot kets imersese pros thing to euttevery market in the Unica States, West ca. ge or aT Cost, PETER R BRRTS, NO. a3 begs to informs the ladies of makin 40 1a, bis business, the wh pied comprions the folte € seription: black Trimming every style; Hosiery, ole muss be sold by purchasers gomeralif to ex- sais geek of Oro Gosde, cannes be surpaseed Tee the dest of April. to ther i? Brose ay, City Mall blook. () a: Wivow! Wivowi—wEa from Widow Grey, iting her tm the Veiline every ome J tion for eben neu dsome Beste sad eas bang: wifes won't print the inet. AN ache tr ing yea fam Le feos thon ‘sin esses, Wwithent subbing tine ef eam vieing mo machine, aod et ofa tea wiltensss., Warranted t oF the money Ane ine Perwelh Gaseite ye — At teat 614 humbug, bat are bow catieted 10 tenet. Svery ons © diseguioned ote o the petite ore Sectors’ Sesion outs r An A Te ERT RRES article. assign by 8 vil Bowe < tadel, to geet, and At nr orpense, tor Ue baretacrd A, ASTOR PLAk BELOW KIGaTE 3, will be perform: VANNI Lon Cio. Masctto, Signir Taporetio, Signor’ & Siqnoriny Bertuo Condustes and P ei or, t tha last son of ANN’ OLENA--An an devitn the second Road Cont; Bert nibil 8 oper st Tt 0 lott, Whore groces doxttous. tricks te Lar f Curiositige? Living ‘ax Serioture Stat ‘ormances, 25 comte, SIA -OPEN ALL Mahogany Tray. ls denim © ae | Mumuica Sea Lion iniest Dwarf in thé © % the modern Sytil, and 700 0W) ow Chromasrope, The godile Beotel Golints, tie unequalled prep: « rformed for the Sith. langes, Iriologues. Comedies, hand Web times. a8, Burlettes, Ballads, and Various comice ives, To ace mmodate the i ig eto és, 30) ven art nenily cushion seat have boem don the upper th a NORA ROSSI= © to unnounes thas they will take their Benet on Saturday © 1, Sig Guidi, Sanquiric Jeet act of ANNA NOUN ~wi § shen desiring to cconme toate RAMEN TUkAINE, 173 CMaTHAM SQUARR— p ot AST WEEK IN NEW YORK OF OLIDDON' eparent Panorsms of the Nit Pian Collectap— Coincee Babtio every evening at Thy 2h, clock Deore open 0 i stress Hrvoklys, NHE CRESCENT CITY ERAVE Leen requested io purkish the following docaweat, by she £9 atgaciies thereto niiemen whe "Th several daye as Aud altqeugh we dit wr the neeerrary fonds t nt ~ Royal Mast ateam packot ship Serarn. Dow iy wusion” Kimoeres, Jomaiva, Jenuary Il, Isto NITED STATES ersby aiven te the 8 WerwoRe, of 9 above Company not yet leted, the books will remain tay be piace, bill the Lith inst. baasiincters sab a apeere FOR paren, SKOOND edgy TOR SHIP On Foe cahecstotions to the stoe May: and enocver wit wail hemes for Liverpecl om d Liverponl on Welnnstny, the irgeca will be mrtached te cack lose hosee poorer. tive p cosagere Om eane rKEON 18 RETRO Framvinco cam be severed o@ hagroe jgned om board ws Re SiaekipaN, b my thet wilthe sions, and ne more poreen gery wilt se taken thew as three-fourths of her p farther eens mg ofice for signature. etn and po . oR B CALIFORNIA, vr enamee—The euperion esis aioe, Lan 5 paceet inp LUN San Fi shew ae