The New York Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1850, Page 3

Zke Preparaticn of a Compromise by Bir. Webster. TAB Views OF BR. CALHOUR, OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE. Wasnina ron, February 23, 1850. In the absence of J ny active public dec] rations for two days, the m nds of the denizens of thie city have been excited by the frequent proph -cit apd remere with reepect to the future. Expeota- thos stends tip-toe, looking out for something ex- cineg, novel, and decisive, with respect to the settlement of the great question. There are hun- drede of rumors about the determinations, wishes, tropes, and threats of some of che small “eminent” mrp; but these being of litle publie importanae, and only heeded to be laughed at and scorued, eny special reference to them is unneces-ary. However, it may be relied upon that two powerful Btete:men are soon to be heard, aud I hasten to give you information thut will be coafirmed by a future fact. Mr. Webster is preparing and has nearly com- pleted the outlines and details vt an eriginal com- promise that will setile the controversy. He will take nBh constitutional ground, and will lead the North forward with terms from which the South w ll not desire to break away. It is possible that be may introduce his plan with a powerful speech thie coming week, though it 19 possible he will defer his action till the week after. Much wil depend upon Mr. Calhoun’s progress Mr. Calhoun is engaged iu ¢icuung his speech, which will be read in the Senate, and which may be expected «bout Thursday, should uothing inter- ‘yene to preclude the intention. It will be, I regret to fear, Mr. Calboun’s last public effort, and un- doubtedly superior to every other, great as many of his speeches have been during his career a9 a stuteeman. The nature of ghis malady is such that repose, at least, must be insisted upon, to guard him against a speedy danger. However, if he behold the settlement of the controversy now, he may be consoled, at the close of his life, by the Tefleevion that it will never again distract the South, to whose interests he has so signally and successfully, for her welfare, devoted his splendid talents ond his life. SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. William J. Cogswell, New York. Admitted. Lerd vs. Veazie. Dismissed. 66 and 67. ‘United States ve. Archer’s executors. Argued. BREW YORK LEGISLATURE, Senate. Axrasy, Feb. 23,1850. PRESFNTATION OF PETITIONS. Petitions were presented by Messrs. Johnson. Dimick, Msmn and Cook, for the repeal of the frve school Johaston & Co., of New York, to five of that city a salaried situation Also, for the New Youk and Virginia Steamebip Company. Mr. Stanton, for ap appropriation to the Genesee College. Mr. Beexuan, of B. |. Skidmore aud others, fer the re- presented in 1843, concerning ‘te in New Yerk ity. M ‘noas, for a reduction of tolls on foreign salt. 1, ia relation to sheriite’ fees. ve petitions for the speedy mavorial cifculties. WILLS REPORTED J Mr. Moxeas, to appropriace certain moneys re- TemiuMs CB sales of stock ascock, to restrain district attornles from certain cares Also, an act partes. Also, to ailow t ‘bovds in aid of the Builalo THE COURTS I¥ FEW rvs gave notice of sa act ia relation to the interior courts f New York city. BILLS INTRODUCED ON NOTICE. By Mr. Mann. an act to submit the repeal of the free eeboo) lawto the people, at the Bext election By Mr Stanron, to amend the charter of the village of Benece Falls. FINANCIAL, On motion of Mr. Coon. it was of bank of trustees the special order for it was Resolved, jon to the government of the Alas Bours ct'Rew York sity, be made tue apeciat order for aietecoy meat, BILLS FaseED. An act to provide for the payment of the existing debts and ilabiiities of the ope | of Brookiya AD Got to evtablish a free senoul in district No. 8, in Newtown. L.!. Ap ect to authorise the Common Council of the city Of Brooklyo,to ereace a lean for the purpe of oom plat- ing the City Hall, paving for the Tenees, ead orna- 8 the group: 0 continue an sot authorizing Jonas C. Bald- across the Seneca Kiver. Cow Com- ‘The Sreasen'p presented the report of the S-leet Com- miltee on Artessments, appointed by the last Legis. tteee, of which Mr. Ser-kman ear chairman hr. » moved for the printing of five times the Seal pumber of copies. Wineeony gurbodica'e sig of the asressweat le«0 of this State, but of reat Britel: Mr. Ravmonn acquieseed in the motion of Mr Prayn, bd the report. and resolution to print, were referred to the Printing ( omm'tiee. PETITIONS ‘The following g4icb0 to the Builalo Hos ei, also for ao amendment of the lien jew. ” By Mr Gaxex—For @ modifiestion of the general | —— Mr. Paovoer— Against the collection of doable at Albeny. tw. Smith —For committees of conciliation. 1H poe | Kichanpscs end Aveny—Fore reduction — on pat, Mr, Roor—For « repeal of the law exempting re from taxation. By Mr. Waire— From citizens ot New York, for an emenement of the emigrant law Pike PasaeD ‘The dill authorizing the Trustees of the New York Chemical Manufacturing ( ompony to veil their real estare ‘The bill to extend thefoberter of the Baldetasriile Dem 0 war. on motiun of Me Raymonn, passed ‘Tbe in Japds owned by nom residents, aud to vale CF sad lends in the counties w yt relative to the Ge a | the sity of N Irnovenenre. the four bills relative to Om motion ef Mr yaaa 4 the dill im relation te Harbor Masters in the port of to » third reading Now Vor, wae ordered ray om the Attormey General « ripaion es to delays |i pc nod vert of Appeals. were te. ROTORED AOMICULTC RAL BUREAU. ¥ monn called up hit resolutions relative to the orgapiration of am Agricultural Borena & Waeb- i Dnt before any question was taken, the House of the ¢ Latest from Cenada, Tonorro, (CW .) Feb 254. 1880, Parliament bas br om prorogued until the 84 of A prit. ‘The Holton election le proceediog vigorously, bat the rewnit fe yet doobtfad ‘The snneration foeling is rather Na, jast new, Petitions were received, and referred ake) | mony Bw - | MeO. Atiee—For repeal of the lew donating | ‘te. 23,1860. | ‘Tre Gravd Hungarian Military and Civil Bavrimoux, Feortiary Bail, at Nivlo’s, ig chran join Mag Wy hoor Af _ We bave witnessed « great many fiies of the same slppl, to the Senate of the United states, | ebaracter us thet whieh came off at Niblo's, Thursday —— | Paths ws bore se Seapets A fartdon and boon, Duares. Urar taa ne bande Ctecan aie eat &eo. ‘Bacrimoxe. Feb-uacy 23. 1850 ‘The Southern ma'l bas arrived, but the latest New pepe papere are misring that while the steamer Georgia see eee ‘dows. the river. she came in eontact hick injured ber materially. rt erally remaion wuchanged. Mer- ; fing the avi 1 of the next steamer. Arrived—Sehr Sea Bird, Boston. Craaieston, Fob 2), Arrived—Brig Eliza Jane, New York. a lountainerr, New York; sore Frank, ‘ailsa, S, fe om New York Lave 4 oe Sy leston, Court of General Sessions. Before the Kecorder sud Aidermea Britton and Delamater. Frm 98.—Sentence of Inah Rynders and his associelen in the Carlion House viffray.—\t the opening of tn courtg tbe morolog, Kynders, Murray, Suroe Lear. were called up for rentevee On bring asked what they bed to sey why judgment should not be presed upon them aseccording to law, Captain Kynders udareveed the court as follows :— + fit pleare theCourt, | willstate that | had intended to make an address of some lengtbin behalf of my as- sociates and myselt relative to the case uder consider. it te be pasted upon by your honors, — very strange verdiot ren oeive. against law, 9g ageio-t the direct charge of ‘th ded to altude to the have beep assailed of this trial by toe prosecating of- uosel, Mr John t ‘_ 1 sillingly yield, an only integrity of thie vile duri teoer. Germ it but justice. howe to sey. that | do pot che ped Proves in fess Pate: directly ot jor which he was in- y must be most wonder jeutity, for | did om that introduce to Alderman Kelt: proceeded to pass ed, audio dolig erpetration of acts it be wufureed to were coasted, adast of ne of th {fray at the Carlito , on the part of La Court to pupish of os order loving citize: t the seme tim that he npr ry conduct of the prisoner eru'é Bi the conduct of th plat Arebil as, if avy thi of the accured perrovs. frvéent, Kynders befor 8 80 aburive’ that it require: regar Ia tact, Reynolds te bimselt virtuaily confessed himecif the aggressor, | Jaw toavoid resenting it personally. nowlecging bimself ta This appeared ae ‘® paper in poesersion of the court, the contents | &*! of «bich are a follows *|To the Court of Se | The und reigned complaioants in the case of assault | and battery or riet, committed at the Cariton House, | ip the city of New York. on the luch July, 1849, aad upon which « bill of im ont hae been found by the Gravd Jury of the county of New York. againsc Irsieh Rynders, ‘ibomss Burns, Thomas MoUVeon, Michael | Murray and Cheries Lelar, hereby acknowledge satte- | faction for all personal and pecuniary demage doue to us upon that occasion, or to any one of us, and state | that, as far as we are concerned, we do not wish to prosecute the matter apy further. and desire that all | proceedings thereon be disoentinued (Signed) JAMES B. TAYLOR,’ A. C, REYNOLDS, October 31, 1849 * ‘The reptence of the court was, that Murray pays | fine of $30. Burne $20, Rynders $16, and Lelar $16, | and ut they ail Iyapend committed ull the fines be paid. | the spot, and the prisoners set counrel,’ Rynders, gee j , Were, discharged from dietment charging them | battery ith intent to kil Archibald | hn was discharged from an ind ctinent cbargti Meol , Of Paterron. N. J. Presentment of the Grand “Jury —The Grand Jury came foto Court, and presented @ number of bills ot indiotwent The; the wept. whick the Bi y formal pr To me Count or Gen jESBIONS OF THE CITY OF New You: ‘The Grand Jury of the Court of General Sessions of ity of New York, im concluding thelr = noertati seerep which past ¢xperience has shown to be pots inefictent An wet for the Suppression of Nuisances in the City of | New York ra phe people of the State of New York. re | Prete im Senate a « It sbali be the ae Fn of the City Inspector. whe’ e : y complaint shail "oe made to that « pul- vance existe in any ward of the city of New York, to Kemediately summon « jury of six diverest men. not rerleen! yds ard in whieh the putsance is eald to «xist; axd on the assembling of said bey ehail be sworn by the City Imepector (who is Revises authorized to administer the oath.) to render a trae and impartial ‘Ver Gict Beco ding to theevidexce. The jury sbeli toca proorrd to examine the premises cowpiained of. and ke auch testimony under oath, as in thelr ji they may require; and if the jury sbail flad bat @ Dulrance dcee exist, the City lospeotor shall tame diately cawe the same to bee od for this pore he ix bh Buthorised and empowered to call upon the Chief of Pollee fur arrinti nd the Chief a Lio Cae forthwith furnich such fores as may beso require "42. The ecets of these Broceedings #8 shall be paid by the perty ervating the putrance. and . tazeo scoording to the proeeedin; Ward Court fering with this sot moog t se of the increasing depravity in oureity ng to the indiscriminate mode of granting the pale eae Hiquers, but tare evil ie 0: BiiBed to those who are licensed to sell this per- jelous article, It wae pactsfectoriiy to the | 4 Jury that the relling of epiritous liquors, with- be | am feenre, is carried on in this city to ea slar extent In'the Sith ward alone. there are 114 piaore | of this dieerip'icn (e ist of which t* hereunto sanexed) Frombis other facts that came to the ae | of the Gr %; they are constrained to believe there | be ether of power to suppress this evil, ors | aes suggests helt eto ma ts to make le el peettoll; Stetemmee rhe , ap te tee Le jolly ae c to to ~ Pesto th ie Comme Coun e app etn | Stor three eltisens, one af whom shall be «lected a: said board shall bave the entire control Hoenses tor the rale of — bag te The; So. oS al may be scld wit withoat co Rieateieyropeg eftig ae 6 7, stom punebete epother site with - accommodations which Ng — u to pro. at Irast 1,000 Inmates. to be fied according to oo, 8 aod condition inet ution worn eae though erat pia pian, eas ‘nahi egon eteeet, e Pisature bere was pot the only incentive. Phere wase m: tive of benevolence, too; and ® stronger one than in ‘Ube imetance could wot be found. Wasit mot for the Hurgarene that all these were made? Were not the proceeds of the to be devoted te the noble defenders of libert; who bad not a. few ax they were, seelan the Bumberiess op- rereore, to raise their voloes, Berve their arms, ia aver of liberty? Ave bse oaguethoy to Gud a home, apd sympathy avd relief, if not here? Where could the defenders of Huvgariae freedom for look iw od encouregement, if not in the land of Wi i, ell did the New Yorkers understand this, the call of pleasare and benevo- fear that the moet sanguine could was. that the house. large as it was, abie to contain the crowd. he commit. ubliere, auliotpsted this favorable resuit for cecsary precautions bad been taken. The mort meguificent ball room. otage atent been erected a) tastefully decorated, and ben, with green. red, aud blue, Bani pended erenting the various ate of New Vers brea ine tees einai bung eve largeone. This war the flag por ez elience— the ‘stripes and stars.’ Over the wlege. the commit ‘vinoing the taste aod uader- ed bout, bad “ana Tiupgerien Danners, these tou bumbers bad Bo asd pirg “an earl: yet pove reemed to forget Vote ie come almost solely to tO gaze upon the modern © sie that they might piveaform to thelr visions courege apd forti ude—until about 1046 o'clock, then, the ardor of thore present did pot reach the which the cccasien would # Bppeared to elicit. that hour, bowever. M'lle Apollonia Ji mode her pp aravce in the bali room She was weloomed by the committee, under the direction of Mr. Gen Morris baw then offered ber his arm. she leaped upcn it, wall around the room three times, Dedwcerth’s band meanwhile played the “Han- garian March.” in am jor that could not be eurpass- d—al) prerent, however, bad turped thelr attention Upon the Hupgarans- the dancing stoppad as if spon- teneourly. while all dr in two rauke to allow the noble guests to pass. ag J ber twilet, though very simple, elicited Altention and admiration, from tte tasteful and elegant appearance, She appeared to bein very good avo ber eye, them Desmivg @ith pleasure, tuch a fire that we couid easily understand, that vpnae' Sans trom it, few would not crouch before the Jove my (heath ‘io very beautiful toilets in the room— infact more taste was shown by the wan tea, bes we is usual on such cceartons, We would had we Tosem, to mention a few. When Mile Jagelio. lesping on Gen. Morris's arm, Governor Ujbazi. who walked with Gen Sendford. and the rewainder of the retugess. hed gone three times he roonh - pot without stopping to gaze on the ite of Warbingtoo and faylor, those two repre ves of cur Dational glory— they proceeded to the of the stage. There many were intro- duced; amongst others, we not Mra. Gen. 8oott, wee came, in ber turn, to greet the defenders of Hun- after bt all began to enjoy themselves in right good ncipg became quite spirited; aad the graced the ball ouce more allowed roa tips, and thelr sweet galleries above were Heh" Greases, who had come tem) for no less pleasant duty. Sapper, with ail tte aliureme bd temptations, called y many to the room, a 4 upina meoner that left 6 tabie was set, however, from 1 trary, excite me endo, and tbe bumber below the programme: +. .Benediot, ik Watts and’ Sehoe. tish....,.Le Fille du Cail. 19. Quadrilie,... Bxoelaier. panieh Dance, 41. Walts and Pol- encomium. Mr. Colden, the Soueaee ewig ef obliged to retire at about Meco, . Ls. es it * Notwithstanding the withdrawal’ ¢ ea! ‘many from the room between one ot . — ol ted past foar corp mit had tir repre forma throug! good effect. Ine w pid r such & Jeotl dao- Before concluding we would state that this ball eso ole, was in many reaprots erkable. and stands from the ie yey ‘of public bails, For the order the good taste thet every where was occasion was one that gives te that those, who t that they i undeserved, will give new sest 8 appearance in Bf! the managers, o i rable period was spent Ucns with the venerable patriot, tri mpet to resume dapoing as very reivetanily obeyed | Mr Cley, he among the dancers. chatting pleasantly with yjeyed to the utmort the gey aod aoimnated | aeene. About ton o'clock toe ball room was filled to ite proper cepacity, and the dance was pursued «i'n uaa: bo + ~ lame eppareotly enjoyed with equally una- mm. clay PARTORE At eleven o'clock, Mr Clay signified bis wich to re- tire; apd as be wan led from the room by Mr. Uayard, ite went up eed be was followed down the wolstants, be was conducted tothe barqueting room, front wher be parses ok of ome slight andexeai- Bed, with frequent expressions of adm the oe O:feremt derigue shieh aderned the tabias. Pirasent Intercourse took piace betwern bim and thore who were gathered about bi few wi mente The Citizens of the Clty and County o' Rew Derk, urespeetins of party sietmetion, tn favor of wae tetning ovr Coie by the permanent w agitating the patios erat, of whe National Vollection of Daguerree- ab eiapha carat oe BRCIAL APPAIRS, MONEY MARKET, Satarday, Feb, 23-6 P. Mi. The stock warket eontinues very uneettied. One day prices advance one per cent, and the next dey fall back two. From the first to the second board prices frequently vary one and two per cent, sometimes up ead sometimes down. At the first board to-day, United States 6's, 1867, declined }¢ percent; Erie Ratlroad, i. Morris Canal, Portsmouth Dry Dock, Farmers’ Loan, and Reading Railroad advanced \ per centeach; Long Island, 36. The transactions today were priacipally for cash, but the market was not so active asusual. At | the eecond beard there wes ue change in prices, of coa- fequen: As en illustration of the feverich state of the *toek market. it is only necessary to point to the opera. |. tions im Erie Reilroad at the first board to-day. It will be seen that sales, for casb, were made at 62% to 627%. and on time, seller’s option, at 61%. This shows that {t is the demand for cash stock that sustains prices. Speculators are not disposed to purchase on time, feller’s option, at even this great difference in prices. Contracts to deliver ere rapidly running out.and as bag bave lately been cautious in their operations, for atock from that By will steadily dl- < and the large boiders will be compatied to pack y their fancies, aud live on the hope that the long lec for * better times’? will soon come 7 wer branch of the Legislature of Alabama has parted @ bill repealing the law: Probibitiog bank agea- sagged Uy Bote IE) 36. The same body ‘king Dill by @ vote of 43 to 31; ied ry Heh) eae thority to the Mobile Bank tolisaus scirculatien to the value of three times its capital. crearing the clroulating medium by dimlaishing its value is one way of affording relief bh ® community. PT ey Exchang Bes she cin Yes | Labia as i iE oy a 3 oe te Ex aty 4 © i awntl? BN st Lf WN J 20 Hudson ive RRQ ie REWARDS. ORONO DARED ONT ORO DD, BREE DOLLARS Rew an.. plows ON THURSDAY Fencil Chey ateackea to's ork The above re be paid upon ones: rater areednas, or 84 “ADVERTIBEAKATS RENKWEN Kh AVERY BAT. —$5 REWA Jest, from the New York Botel, Dog sneering to the name to the office of the Hotel, receiv thelabo POLITIVAL, | © UNION WiITa ThalTons— viast WARD.—A vasiastic imagined which would e should be regarded as am te, iu thought or action, to e disaster f the danger whi dignation at the i id are office and power at the E care ee ‘the union C4 ine States. ‘That, in Martin Van Bure fe itor, 2 bas secured for } to the pavriout tire peo by Sey oe FA cppowd to the Wilmot oroets deem Nélons ee ined ‘hy men th ‘nencure which, if aes donvanoed, aad pdvocater sepudiated, will prove the bane while we cherish the hope thet the Jou and xood sense of the entire people will effectual the country frem sh Assassins, still we nt that the ontef in aield ‘deem is Suny w tb the tonth da) of July last. x Bworn and subscribed before me. Feb KOeT. D. HOLM. PATERBON Gas it vem that SALES BY AUCTIO ™ rns OTICE.—TO BE SOLD “ef brie ie it's ox wien Sagat lara, and house kee will be pas perteuiasty iarite ‘he BECK, & CO , S85 Broadway. TEWART & GO. 14 t= ¥ AND GOLD Poli, AT Wil marbe: prices, forsale at the menufac: » 1a by sponte w ad Dentiat WANICH TBs Wall shesete AINB, wale, by ©. ORM PLANING Metallic cepa oe alee very part of a machine ferr ING THE BRST QUALITY Or Fark corver ot Rint and Orgen wien sueeeta: 6h $5 28; (he, % ce from vessel, eB cenabient, Eom Vl eee CLINTON. ee Rep naaaaians yt A THEATRE MONDAY BYVENING, FEB he bated ies omy ag on ge of eaPea ouites 3,0 ma corde, br sire Bests, Verncn, ai . {ouppesed tle vere, ) Tisesat 7. pariormance to enmmrnce at MAMTRAUS NATIONAL TRRATRE— WON DAY URTON'S THBATAR CUaMBERS 81a MON Cx Feb. 25, the D weraierrti = with B rm february 21008 | the ‘nentiest ama of BLACK BYeD SUSAN william. | FaMicy. Torrens. for i wh, Lady Be Creemley. ar his chapman the Ko Balled, hes it idan, Wee, el rWadame driven, Ure, Usicug. E dswared " ‘wily Cirele, 280, iaKe— ‘are Mr. Crocker; Mire Fiighty, Wes Loekyse ITOBBLL'S OLYMPIO Lear og gh M's. eb aah Scat ian DEVIL IW Are ry de Beausolial Me Pal- r which, iho Charles Torrens, ire. Mr Watoors Awl ° bi jenry Bertuecs; dave Seymour, siuue Sigvor Birin Ler Pi per sons Bo'una, st Lora Roel r Smoaton, in, $1.80) pert Parquet Gpem at 7-4 onrsence 2784 TALIA ASTOR FLACK, BELOW RiGaTR street. Fo wets of Sh ruth.— Tuesday, obrusry 26, will be (ert celebrated Feta wa tata, wich —Luorezia, Signori “f asne by Mr. Fruilt; reins, Sianoce Alfous, ety tow fs a eau fa} Likeness of loiter from her. accepting Bnermeus Living well, Fort Lind and an autograph foastonal eng: ata Wax ‘Scripture Stacuary. Teller. Admission, 25 cents; be conta. eu Visoards ferene rinast Torti; vy awed “p Parquet. $1; 7 K te secure their sests ‘wat please dese befere drs, rove @ Kewi Corsi oo re oven) by Signor ‘Peo i, O THE LOVERS OF TAK FINE ARTS.--GRE ar aT- ‘traction, Champos eae Oe Great Original Woving ti eee River Leys § aoe it ssor Lovafellow. of Harvard University, ot Vale College, and. tho Prece general, Fre eabibition at the #pacivus Panorama Wall or Acmittance, 16 cent moences movieg at 734 o'clock, 1 ‘will be on Brosaway, en rT tod). all’ price. Picture’ com mbder the dircouion of 41-1, Overture, op the Orovestra: agnifice! Liverpool, London, fro F thi . “Le Wavocitay” by Ds d ending wit! Baltimore, an iat (by a eral Frauen Ue bate! by Benet with » u — | excoued by Kemeny. wrighhg maine say ede tras 2 Rone a ; ina est 3. (rerason, at 3 ‘antaria Conce vi mend plone Boxee 35 0 from t De" Woriot and Os fol te Be anetea, by Sigeorina Berghere: nivel de Venice. i hie jacton of Broet, yi. Thorete usual pi ‘aces. Doors open at seve! t the Th ab sigut o'sleek pre- = UNDEKMIONED, HaViNG TAKEN THR AkOB Bereet Th: ~ ye ‘adelehia which 2 ere ie op pbedth of March, 1840, will be Nappy te hear from Lesion tlemen of acknowledged taiont 1m the ‘beatrieal Ev peek CONME male je and Fancy Dances,” with a chaste variety | et & Cake be foun other place of amusomet w York. MAIN OF COCKS AND CBICi come cf on Thursday next. ber: West Chester county. This main will be t ing maln of, tho season. To be fought ot the Hazard House, Yornville, The Arve match to put deynas three o'clock pre- ert , EDWARD SIMPSON, <7 CHARLES atree! eroby agree tor resi¢ent of the Ninth Ward boyd or three ‘miles, for the sum of Fifty er One Hundred ie bday hed April, Leno machinery, te in perfe Bition. Apply to ANT... oy SMALL FAMILY W » at yd BIRE PaRT hood from ms oregon we se bs wk ANTED—BY A able city references, & or to wait at —_ the ise good eeptiee oF ol 113 Monroe ati ANTED-EIGUT THROUGS TICKETS FoR CALt- forpis, for the steamer of Int #pril cabin. Ply immediately, at 196 William erect, w1 ats, Bujcire as Foll he piece of music “ Bere’s tu Yon. Brookly: this Bell JINST ANNUAL Ball OF THR J. 3. " Now Atsombly & STUWRS, LU4INOBS, AND masxs ae anon maving 4 A Tea BET AND for Ladies. Geutlewen, ard \)atldren.~ flow inner Me j@ te exehange ¢! x iy ri ea with game Gr Dry ved table er The Calitoraia inarkt Aas Nal che gbure scsen tothe tt Greve ML. e: Spt pos a ATION AB CHILD'S NURSE OR hh some lad Paine Califorais, Bow UDDLERS ; WANTED.—a mt a NU P Paddlers are still wanted to for Fittaburgh Milla. As the works ate siready perdally ts ation will be necessary to secure oe. Apply to dad HE MERCANTILE Bana ¢ opened for business es tse ay and Saturday: ta r PITAL, $40.0) BAS saway. Viscount ¢aye, offersen. aill be need epee ty of Banke Uhroeghoat & disovuat. avin Boar. Wo b * ITED orqrne rc NITCRE family sbous entil feet *. For particulars, hot Soerth oventn ‘totween the hours of 12 noe OF oF erpool. $18. charged a» noted om the plane of the oan BAGAIN, 10 & GOOD TR y forvished and fitted w re—location, barew xa. Inquire on the amas ConnER s hy bly Fog ~ «f Am and Nason every article ‘neonsonry. CALIFORNIA The new eed « t ORLEANS, ord eteamedip PAL pore A STORE AND UPPER PaRTOrA HOU 38 wiih a (bree story brick de N in the rear, rene ptree oe The » cher Apply Camal sireet, riot eccommedenias, with double jnelitice Oneurpaemd by any steamer of 4 it agreat many oi Boor, wich bite? ed bouse im Hudeo T° Let a tttty powse etreets je peantote croton of repel. Avpiy ‘all street. Fe RPOSBS— at at with marie t ble y and Tenth street | Doing vse “ rd ory. one hunered ‘can by AIty fot, sresnd story, ; thirty, * roam power if required, from fowr vowia | Freely oreight bores pow Sion the bt B BOUSE NO. 3 ue Rar StaRer— ry M0 Stted op for apply TEeNaNDo woop, ‘a of ber cargo eek dire! ra tone apy ars reg 4, bre jeer of Court and Atlantic etreeta, Ganoge coneen oh Deatn snag. HEGORY'S CaLiFenNia BX iia ra | Ges ees ms ite feues vr aaa Cm ea git 1F¥ CaLiFo FoaRy Fy ‘drart fart paiting bark ON ” pada A " iver will eel on a few eh. Tha Gee eltppee bare ae a Fesirmvenet her carne wi Vbere, OF att Sess alter, neti