The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1850, Page 3

Rews from Califernia, New Oaceans, March 1, 1860. srrivals at Sam Francisco, as I learn by was the ship Medford, Captain Dreyer, » She sailed from New Orleans om the touched at Valparaiso on the 26th of No- arrived at San Francisco on the 9th of State of Affairs at Pittaburgh— \ on the Governor. * Haaniesvnc, March 6-9 P. M. has received @ telegraphic despatch iff of Allegheny county, stating that the raging to fearful extent in Pittsburgh, Ing bim to obtain permission from the it for the authorities of Pittsburgh im the United States arsenal in that Mayor of Detroett. Derno:t, March 6—A. M. », democrat, was elected Mayor of this city about 250 majority. paling of the America, Boston, March 6-12 M. Mail steamebip America, Captain Shan- her wharf this forenoon, for Liver- . Sbe had eighty-nine passengers port; forty-six of whom belong to New for Halifax. no epecie. your city were all received in good duly forwarded. mames of her passengers: ono. M. Bull, Wo witcaa ot i. Waren omer on: ed wife, Fi syran Ia, of Nev eo hiveli, ef Puiladeiphis; D. Da: | and, Jone Be 9834; 16 Sou widen A 1, pket is quiet for cott imeluding middling to good middling Battimone, March 6—6 P.M. ency of eather to-day has checked business, and ae remain as Howard street flour is offered at $4 6234, Shi i ee At inilied ALIN Mareh o Backs La Av and Now Reralus, NYork. nae Fa.u River, March 4. pI D Fish, NYork, Bo: 5 6, Lge WP. Ronn, BBD Mine C Dor NOrleaaa, 14th ult. Bpoke 84 inst, bark Grand; ‘otek "soe, tase, ton btharine & Mary Mauer Sah alt - i nip, San Franciace; barks C hus Heng Rong: Seuence, WOrienes | Vests, and Merriass iciago; Clement, es ye New: “aney neal ptates’ Sth, ork, "et nn Sackie. Nore tor 0! Mary, do for do; Louisa Roev. Philadelphia for ain, Thomaston boty ag ad by Ba athe tench of tira e Te . asond the wee Ses pisy 8 ate [you are sure to be sul ‘pes, or Portraits on Paper, are in ai be rene pr ptied to tamian ine required. wp to 2 Wea Fe LANGENUEIM. from Loadon and Paris, and og omy ae Wigs, Seales a4 Toupee, are far a4 bair, wagered qt noe ast tesety Para wn Hair re fg we ty negtcnen. yagh bary to the bair or skin, It oan be dieturdi Dy: wine Liquid “a wi bie tent ald — feesnstinttatigns” et BY rariows ‘ersons whose hair bas Solos froms thee sion dyes eam have it “Watts Nervous Antidote” seems to be . iative for all other nestroms. We heard Mr. Wildy pm wolies ef Tarrytown) ey, } ~{ one bot COMMERCIAL —- BOVEY MARKET. Wednesday, Bareh 6—6 P.M. ‘The steck market appears to be in a very feverish state. Prices are uneteady. They advance one day: and recede the next, and areas variable ass weather- eock. Holders are evidently getting out of all patience, and we should not be surprised to see @ let down in prices, somewhat similar to former times, We hare peen fancy stocks fall ton and fifteen per contin twenty- four hours, and such things may happen agein. No- thing is impossible in Wail street. The old generation of outside speculators bas run out. and not until a new one springs up, can we look forthe infation of euch Dubbles as distinguished almost every other year, from 1832 to 1897, and from 1943 to 1548. All who passed through these times safely, are too wise to be caught ow by any rpeculating scheme; and those who were mn cleaned out, have nothing new to give theme start. There has been « mort thorough revolution in the public mind and those who bare capital to invest prefer simost anything else to fancy stocks. A large amount of capital is now employed in buying up basi- Ress paper, which heretofore went into fancy stocks, and it has proved, thus far, a safer and more profitable business. Moneyed men realice, in this way, fall twelve per cent per annum for their capital, and deal in nothing but the best paper la the market. At the first board, to-day, U. 8. 6's, 1867, declined \ per cent; Erie Bonds, new, \; Harlem, 4; Farmers’ Lean, 5. Reading Ratlroad, Erie Railroad, and Can- tom advanced \\ per cent each Morris Canal, % At the second board, Erle Mailroed and Reading Ral. oad went up ', each In the morning the transactions were limited, im the afternoon there were large sales @ Reading. on time ‘The reosipte at the offies of the Assistant Treasurer % ‘tte port, to-day, amounted to $33,054 03; payments, 8 G04, 806 48. ty Railroad will, deubtiens, @ on be located. The right kind of men have hold of it, and we have no productive reeds in this part of the counter, It wit! pace throngh an extensive manufacturing district, and one half of the estimotes are realized, it will pay weil. it will rum, along ite ontire length, within about fifteen of the Harlem Reiiroad, and draw the whole busi- from about cighteen towns, which now goto and pend entirely upon that rod for ea outlet to mar- jet. Sharon, New Milford, Wilton, Danbury, Bedford, and North Salem. Ridgefeld. New Canago, Myre oh, Reading, Brookfield, Ridgebury, &¢ ,pow seek the Harlem road for conveyance to New York, When the Stamford and Danbury road fe completed, {t will monopolize all the freight and passenger trafic of those towns, and get ‘8 good share of the business from the Housatonic road above New Milford. It is estimated that it will draw, the first year, at leas: seventy-five | thousand dollars worth of business from the above towns, that now goes to the Harlem road. ‘The annexed statement exbibits the quantity of | wheat, Indian corn, and potatoes, raised im éaoh of the | Southern or slave States, in the year 1848, aecording to the estimate of the Commissioner of Patents :— Propvetiox or Baxapsturrs, ko, iv tHe SOUTHERN Bra: re, in ‘heat, Indian Corn, Potatoes, otto "aehoGe Sout 8500,000 — 1.00),000 38,000,000 8,500,000 sawn 200000 000,000 000000 (000,000 2,808,000 7,000,000 2,000,000 10,600,000 1,500,000 Econo 2.30.00) 23000000 1,3) 00 8.000.000 800,000 7,250,000 680,000 1/300,000 318,000 4 5 s £3 | g : {85,478,000 It will be seen by this table, that in these three arti- cles the North ie mot so far in advance of the South. The three leading articles of food—those upon which man most depends—are much more equally divided in the cultivation, between the North and the South, than is generally imagined. Taking the value of these arti_ cles, the North shows a preponderance. Soutnenn States. Price. 60 otatoes...... ++ 85,475,000 100 Totals eee cceeee eee eese oe + + 8284,264,600 ‘This shows an excess, in favor of the North, of $33,- | 614,600, in the three leading articles. In all other ar ticles of breadstuffs, such as barley, rye and cats, the | division is about the same as in wheat, Indian corn and potatoes. Most of the Bay is raised at the North, while all the cotton, rice and sugar, and the bulk of hemp and tobacco, are raised at the South In 1848, acoord- ing to the estimate of the Commissioner of Patents, the population of the Nerthern, or free States, was 13,109,- 000, and the Southern, or slave States, $8,578,000. Not- withstanding the great excess of population in the North, compared with the South, the agricultural products of the South are, in the aggregate, much larger than those ef the North. The South not only monopolizes the cultivation of four of the most important agricultural products of the country— cotton, rice, tobacco and sugar—but it raises more hemp and more Indian corn than the North, andin pro- portion te the population engaged in the cultivation of grain, raises more of all articles of breadstuiffe than the Northern States. This difference will annually increase in favor of the South, as the cultivation of many articles in the old tree States, is running out nearly as fast as 4s is Increasing in the new free States. Asan instance of this, we need go no further than the State of New York, The raising of wheat in this State is falling off, endin a few years, comparatively very little of this grain will be preduced here. Ohio will not raises twentieth part as much wheat, twenty years henoe, es the does mow. The great extent of territory included in the boundaries of the Southern States, affords great facilities for extending the cultivation of the soll, and the annual increase im the consump- tion of the single article of cotton, will require, before the lapee of many years, a much larger tract of country for ite production than is now used, and in time the aggregate agricultural products of the South will be double those of the North. The people at the North have a very vague and limited idea of the agricultural resources of the South, and as for manufacturing fecili- thes, they are equal if mot superior, to those of the North. ‘The report of the Auditor Gemeral of Pennsylvania presents the annexed statement, showing the condi- tion ef the banks of that State in Nov. 1849, which we have compared with the report for Nev. 1844. There are fifty-two banking institutions im the State, sixteen of which are located in the city and county of rhile- delphia:— Pete fae Now, 1. ibe . 1,926,628 rn Sera ity 60,619 | 179 | 5,730 | Saas Vind checks of other Baal aaa and personal pro- Blade norigngen, and aoeutliies 2,270 537 teers ZiT ‘404 202 TH 01 isoeliaa ee ree TY achonge and interest. 1,194,231 xpenses, . 65,419 Total ressurces . $350, The increase in “capital during the past five years bas been $2,900,023; clrowlation, $3,010,284; im deposits, $3,142,046; and in discounts, $0,601 835. The following table will show the circulation of the danke of the city and county ot Philadeiphia, together with the amount of specte and Treasury notes held by them :— Tur Paiavetrma Banas. Speete and Chesteton, $846,071 Go 06 99 of jean i mmereial kot Pe lvania. 106,625 40 and \c yippee jank of 8 @ac8 2eku sas S558 88 SO Hinge Cireslation. 94,081 OO ase lara 0 6.872 09 42,084 01 78 238 a 49.52) 49 ‘S45 950 © 5S a LO 17,008 72 ws MOR 4a Tee eM gt mo TLR ee os LTO 158,980 86 6a8.M7 By ao 26,7") 09 ae LT Bae = 28.05) 0 WT 7) (ah 8b wD hrm td wo 196 3) 33) 08 1a og BakaTU 0 40S 8 4 ao Bap ”, " Ce ald Mere wias 18,2 13 «35, OD , ena 17 aot wD 121 422 8 37.600 0 Wared me rt $25 ine Daophin Fone . 705 = Fermert Deposite of Pittsburgh. 2.15 33 Lancaster Savings Inetitation.. igert 7 York Ly =) a anor Lae bay 2 7 ama . u ek: $216,902 2 $788,167 4 | Soardere The circulation of the city banks, {t will be seen, is | based upon specie, nearly dollar for dollar; while the country banks have on hand about one dollar in specie to three and a half of cirealation. ‘Fhe annexed statement exhibits the operations of the South Western Railroad Bank of Charleston, S for the year ending December 31, 1849 — Bourn Wearknaw Rarinoan Baws. Divcount a from January, 1949, to 45 46 9,221 96 250 654 78 Zohange sold: ‘ tases ‘The profite of the bank for 1840,amount to 64,066 14 From which deduct dividends paid... .. GANTT 0 | Aed amount ‘eredit of Leaves 8 belance et credit of profit and lose. $12,106 vs | No lose has been sustained by the be:k during the past year, im foreign or domestic excharge. Since the commencement of the benk, in January, 1889, there has been carried to debit of profit and loss, for losses sustained by bed debts, including stock of Ocmulgee Bank, two hundred and seventy seven thou- sand and thirty 34-100 dollars ($277,090 84-100.) There Bow remain, as above stated, twelve thousand one hundred and six 94-100 dollars, whilet the saspended debt is reduced to ninety-two thousand seven hundred and eighty 97-100 ($92,780 27-100.) Of this debt, about one-fifth is considered to be undoubtedly good; the balance doubtful, or decidedly bad. ‘The railroad appears to be in # prosperous condition. According to the Auditor’s report, the cost of the road and Moen’ belonging to the cm yh Of Whi son m provided By 84810 iginal) at ye $2,610,750 By 4,000 Cai Branch shares, held by individuals. ,....--* 900,000 910,750 mame 72 448,152 ——— $8,670,574 Showing the amount met by loans, to be. . ..$3,247,072 Whilst the present shares have contributed, by direct payments, only $2,910,750, loans have furnished $3,247,000 of the cost. This proportion of debt, to ori- ginal money capital, would, in almost any enterprise, prove embarrassing and discouragiog. ‘The repairs in progress and in conte uplation will add, it is estimated, $420,000 to the debt, making the ageregate debt, on completion of improvements, $8,607,072. The whole of these expenditures may not be required during the present year, 1850, but certainly will before the close of 1851. Of the debt of the company, about $250,000 will be payable in 1868; about $250.000 in 1868; the $2,000,000, 5 per cent debt, in 1866; and the balance of the bond debt, at various periods, between one and nine years. / Stock Exc! ws Bee SZSSeeesege oo. Erie 7's, 1859 she Morris Canal SER 1 lo 75 Erie RR do Wasnt paca reference jan be seem for two on ANTED—TWO OR = be yg syeryos AND Vial ahem ot Be No. i Liberal SSE p%, ‘eee Siene “None but hands need Bion. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPROTABLE eo fate Chamberuaid oF Waiter, ter, or to take care ‘and would be willing to mane Bera ganepaly uae me well recommended. Ap- ply at M7 Ri oe tidesh poeond floor, frvat room, where tbe resides, Can be seen for two days. Kye 1 TAsON, Mot flled teh 2 DE CHAMBRE » Young slenason for & lorg tine, has travelled Tauea, a and is iia with the duties of suc! Peat milies vald te teal “Address W. vp aay eet, ip Referer ‘“ ‘to be employed by rald office, or 118} AnusEm NTS. Beck TH Ba A sormaaees Wil sen potent. ge be followed by the play sstise, ln Wet Git has x conclude wit ee Mr. Stevens; Capt. Orfo ie BB centas Pit bad Gallery, 120 con a Frede- js Juliette @’Arce~ ae Reet aes ere, le past 7. deny the FIORAL TanATRE Ti URSDAY ia Me. E Yeas Parten— sf ih the Semetigtes Wg ‘Mr Herbert; Mme. on Min rebar OP o'clock. Performance Pry & A RESPECTABLE FORA, woman, A situation in a private family, to, do geveral heute; work, ‘or as Chamberuald, and. to asei ‘washing apd Troalbas” The best of sity. referonce cou ve given, Can be seen for two days, 06 745 Greenwich street, with her present employer. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, « situation as Chambermald, assist in washing and roning, or to take care of a etable oan get the oat espe between the Eseert and ‘and " ‘thirds two days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wi ‘OMAN, a dimen as Seamstress, or Children’s Nurse. Is a and is willing to mabe herself general, Has the best of city reference. Pileaee call at SU enteenth street, | tween the Ninth and Tenth lace for wns pont. Can be seen Peay 874 Broadway. on ‘Thursday end Friday, an the 7th and 8th instant, between the hours of twelve and four o'clock. es A venwer: GIRL, wae Abb pane gly Cee see Sage Bairdressing. dress rs 1B Box 3 Lower Post ‘stating terme, sates and reference. ANTRD—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN a" situation ae Conchman, who hag been always. u used to horses, and can be well recommended his last ses Can be to Mr. Thos. Walker, saddler, 64 Broadway, betwess tw ‘and three o’slock. ANTED—A SITUATION, os a 3. ART be yay tel rirl, im her seventeenth year, to ight work in her ely with the to be useful of city reference. A: wish street, corner of Liberty, fromt room first floor, will be attended to for the week, if not engaged. ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, lately arrived from 2 et 8 bogey to do the housework’ of a small privat , or to take cal oo. and 4c mn living. Api at 18 Canal street, up stairs, first AS EEA athe, Sem RESIDING Aen ae ea y e other he os Reference ven. 2 eTaress wed a id office. —— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED | RVBRY Day. Answers to Advertisements sent by Mail must be post paid, or they will not be taken fror the Post Office. a an EW RDS. $25 REWARD—STOLEN, ON THE SEI0ND OF la witha white, pee caer ‘worn vy the sutile, ears ol davon Sate vs before bs ed kilt waaons om oprings. ue, roan will be’ paid for either horse of the ful fe pei fall werd "STEPHEN H. CRAWFORD. White aon Mareb 5, 1850. NY PER3ON BL cen GIVE Benoa, os op ran inten eakel by Sevile Gon late mril e el aS ala — with HOWES, GODFR! aoe x AaTan OFF OF THE DRY DOCK LINE, at 3 0% 2k on ® Canvass —, ‘eum of money in aL pate ‘who tool charge of ft will pleaseloaveit at <9 Wall street (basement), where be will be suitably rewarded. O8T-- IN THE UPPER PART OF BROADWAY, A = meo Breastpin, with» of the Three Graces wu it. The finder will be rewarded, by leaving it at 165 Pearl street. SPECIAL ANDAR AAA NIVERSITY OF NEW “youn-wepigaiy DEPART. ment.—The angual com nen! peatnert ef the abveesity, “ut ‘Se bel bela arch 5, at is he % ofeseor 7 Bickeon, The profession and public eat invited to attend. By order of the . DRAPER, M.D., Secretar, ENERAL MEETING OF HOUSE CARPENTERS -TAE adjourned meeting ef Opprenters, that was tobe bold 04 Sasioay and ora comes “frees, on Friany, Mareh Subs 0 75, } ii UFTOM, ore ON ANT ERSGIP HERETO- "New Youx, 7, 1860. Ces RTNS this da: Goldstein & Pa a te th New Yorx, March 7, 1890. SELIG GOLDSTEIN. spatter ware oan eee ee A REGULAR Ly ane OF TA2E DEMOCRATIC RE- publican General C ee w \ be held oa thie (Thurs Hall. By eee MMO ey he WESTERN, U EE beans, [eon Ee ontaENTE WARD.—AT A REGULAR MONTHLY Ward Committee ry arte day evening. March 5, sho, the fol owing prowmble aad reso lutions were offered, by James Conner, and waamimously he sonstitation principl second, That we varnestiy invite our fellow democrats to calm the present - excitement, by the withdrawal or compromise of all irritating political (~ Third, That the people of California haviag, in the oxercive sucred right of f government, adopted a republican conetitwtion, hey are ‘ct richt entitled, ann ought te be ad- misted aeone of the sovereign States of the Union. Fourth, That ae two bo Net acwume $0 set 8¢ Tammany of the Feoomnive that wh varying usares of that part hat whose conduct militates agminst those 0 inciples of Jefferson and Jo io Weod is Terese Dyckwan and ices a M Garrinyton taries, and repudi y other preteaded com- the democrstic party. present trying erisi*, merit ‘our earnest commendations, and meet with our sincere approy F. W. EPMONDS, Chairman. Jo nx Mec Wann, } Secretaries. SALES BY AUCTION, SECOND, AVENU xp TWENTY- At Auction, by inet , at 126" ‘—F: Pend gene cothe, cack 3) fisine the steve, Male bidder; title L— ¥ terme Ot pale; mape at? Broad otreet. f. FOrriR. AUCTIONERR.— ELEGANT AND A. Tashlomabe ie je Od “palati theeity; the whole nick be sold without morning of th ry GILBERT, AUCTIONESR, WILL OFFER Sale on Thursday morning, at 12 0 clock, years lease, of the # Garden, without re- P; + he weet N ‘rince street. rte ° ite pote neha vider. Boarnix RDINO- 0.—aENT HI, ACCOMMODATIONS FOR faumilion wit liven, 8 Br way, y. next door to the St Charles. 7 ) BY? ; WANTED vy GENTLEMAN AND sas saci aioe rats 2 Roce qast or wees of FE irnishe ferred. Address a line to O*RDING. 4 Beane. In X SOUTH BROOKLIN 08 or J8R- = no ect Tiemann hw Mand two children. Ad ‘A RESI TABLE wore WOMAN WANTS A SITUA-~ to take care of children, or to d ight! \‘chamboryork ond fa fain sewing. She can be’ well re ‘Apply at No. 31 | NFoR! ATION WANTED OF WILLIAM McNULTY. now ia hvald eet of Foodoteck or oe Renae, fue re ious to hear from him, Hy reatraty irae = Sarvs withis tea: serrin seule yi 2 DAN(EL McNUL' rat 210 shunt rk City. Tr OR sgL 3 Our erro raph tal led th Devi IY O'S =00 we, peas alot ‘ale ‘Chub, a! ire Mary Taylor ” ee eet Banar 8 ae Me). ay. gay TALIANSOPERA.—ASTOR PLACE, BELO ow en street.--Complimentary Benefit to my paurer af March, 7, 1h, mk tek setormed Mozeree Gelebratsa’ opens of DON GIO¥. Giovanni, Beneyentano; Donna Anna, Bigan Truth; ana Pie Fit nerina A. rattl: Don Ottavio, Signor Forti; Maret, Sie. Novelli; Leporeiie, rice; Zorlina, re, Signoi Gor Com: rector, Max Mirela oi aden, V4 iroutace Prices of Ad- ission— Bi a Parquet, $2) Amphit hoatre, Weeats, Box (ith oelock, P.M Doors joe st half- past 7. CARD pie MART % san ens March dh, 160, being rewoll appearance of ic ‘Respoattnly ‘apnounces tha’ ee on Saturday eve: iv Bah of the senses, eat ie company. Box book B pasts . BA! Manager and “nelg gt by eed dia we Ae es thes a cree wat ort= Hes the at sket: iq PoueRy ate ©, Woura, Mears it Faaliy ina an teat be tah ell ginal Ethic pian caries os thay ite. Wax Statu: veeeee amo Hoskwoll, Fortuse Tellet, sud performances, 29 conte; se children under ten years, 1234 oer ARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHIL DELPHTA--WEEK COM- —— cre a ta recent wana chogenien mis Si Comic i Com cae Giants the concealed ‘Under 10 yeara Cae conte. 1 resk Slave, the Bir Fie sis at hg and the Godders of Liberty. baron = OF THE YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW BE- t Association can obtain =. bead for the u ints benefit th plication to the street; He obo 174 Water stroot; Geo. Godfrey, 189 Reed street. TALIAN OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR PLACE.—GRAND Amateur performance, for the benvlit of the New Yor Volunteer Apsociation ‘Fund siy, Mareh 12th, 18%. Tickets, $1; for sale at the principal W % F THE GENTLEMAN WHO E Glasses by mistake, in the dressin ron on the evening of the ry i at aas a~yd street, be will oblige the wricer and find his own Onn Lt ha Lele LM ‘4 ar GREAT Male a Minerva ki i yo Broad we: a Voyace To Zurape y rn 01 a oyage To Barape, a IE arora ieee ite Harbor, Hulitaa, ew braci the Rinne Lavery don, from the Thames. Thames Ta ae ngeiche ori ch banat Frees ral iver Bbine-eshibited 1a, Boston for 47 rete snd since inthe often of Philade phia, Baltimere, and Wash- uOB: a ty: Bee THE GOLD | MINSS OF Pp” ‘efOrigival Panoras ome 8 om the Toepmne, Haciic coast, a at three ‘dsors above Niblo's. Doers open ats juarter before exhibition will commenos at belf- past 7 0’ cluek P.M. Ad mittance 60 cents; childre if price. emali mal ss | feaate Comic and Fancy Dances,” with » chaste variety of wien to be found at no other piace of amusement ip New Yor! WRENO- MAGNETISM —A FREE LECTURES WILL. ve given in the American Hall. corver of Broadway and ree: GR Se ot w - ne momeatet ® y di monet aaa ittath - Grand CALIFORSIA, LADY IS DESIROUS OF 0 CALIFORNIANS.— A going to California with « family, and will socer’ tion for that ber educatien has fitted svenlepte with ith kis fa family, as his mothers is ot ine mn vatene a me. addressed ow or hear of taal moe can be gives 0 PRINTERS.—A WELL mpanaraD PROOF RE READ- er, ane is practical printer. is open to a FOR SALE AND TO LET, id an- Seld for want of tof use, 80 To be scen at J. Hiusson’s street and University place. Foe S4Le -4 vane oF welee OR SIX ACRES, LY- ingon the turnpike Marine Pavilion, Far Mocha ef cultivation, and is set oa For forther sf Jou by Jn. 3 the effice Soe. \90, several oH Paces 3 eas A’ pyar SALE.—THE VALUABLET louse, No. 17 North Moore it, west corn: ‘orth Moore and sa‘repair-the lot ig twenty-one feet seven. Inches pT eh gy RG ee RO TG Mhepey may remain on bond and for a term of years, and possession can be bed immedia For further parti- — apply to eden Power, ‘Attorney at Law, 129 Fulton Fx SALE—NEAR NEWTOWN! VILLAGE, LONG I8- land, im one of | finest locations for a coun! ‘ee eit ace me i. 4 BLACK HAWK COLT. SHE IS | ack; will be four old ia April. Can be SCHOONMAKER’C neta T 8OTT1N 6 HO HORSES.—FOR SALE, THE Horsa iced tay Tong tall ‘ sbout fifteen aad a half hands high, Jo a grea ee tong wall! Culeendee RSfean nod fags doakas orp sendy ceed for sale, ghee _cenell. at Ketcham’s stable, rear of the jooblym, or at 243 Water street, thie city, {IxTs AVENUR—A LARGE ROOM, 60 vane BY @ feet, swell be = grichos. | in, the secon wildim toon to street, if tpelied or 4 51 Wall street, 1 TORE 10 UBT AND 8TOOK arenas or bei ng, one aged ie imsposeible for hime to nly reason why he _ to well 3on lasted by twentystwe windows, cultable for light Boel g Ale © F00m in the aie wary. HOu8s, 70, LET, anv RNITU 196 Hudson stroct, near St. Jo’ private family cr boarding house: {boarders. The house will not be let without the fur- aitere. Apply from tem, A. M. il four, PM. 0 LET—TUR CONVENIENT AND COMPORTASLE two story brick Houre Crosby street, soond from Spring street. Te a responsible | ie uy Jet _on favoral . Inquire er —K Mi f Hi swonra CHESEBRO Gti, wii " ara iT windows Touiton, “nest Withse two familion, dD. cian ASE—-TWO FINE LOTS @N Uf jen street, Ox60, directly epporite the Hndson River Fr Depot, at the foot of Canal street, Also to det 00 and Houses, with apartments suitable for stcll, respectable families 72 TAMBS PRICE, Ditoe, 175 Hudson atrost. PARTMENTS, WELL FURNISUED, fo Ler, IN 4 tajvate family, situate in way. They consist of floor beck room, bath room, IS the third floor, if required. Address D. B, Broad- ‘owt Utica. JEWELRY. ‘ ent of and silver ‘vwallties, for ens, ATCHES, gEwerny, ND SILVER WARS.—THOOR ay'Re fish to. parchare’ Watches and Jewelry will find 18 ey receiving oll deseriptions of « ufscturers ia ois polling at wholesale an. ar retail, se "ET bea» patent lever Watehes, by ‘Barus and there. fet tans Sina, ‘Pure gsia wedding Ri ‘are gold w iis coeds . meres x Keys and 4 aity tad a Lee! silver Thimbies, te, 4 ‘harme watoh silver ‘. —. ' Spectacles. atehes and: Jewelry saehaneea “a hee warre sxehaneed. te Ree good time Sriminay roturaed 17 ee epee as'mnch iene than *ae wrual eng emma GRO. U. as etry, aleaale Gnd Tee, soa LRT AY 3, ek anit nated on the ‘corner of naatea! Sestuors mactintely = ORINNELL & iniden Lane. ee of Fromeh Accor! van ( VALKEN RUS Trenhion stcest, aca Woes devotee HP teil, euperior quallty, $28 per os. a Wacol” 01 & ita Ua ng a4 ERRORS RE oxen retin F. Maa ‘New See ee a S50 of ment or Ne office, Address, sas, th Ive this paper. Reine charge faba ealtie Tvitheut ORY'S arene ae ‘OnN m8. ‘iin «, 69 Pearletrect. 1a aayuree - SPECIAL ve their mee parention to MT. CARTER, new Pst York, cou eeer a Gon si poncne ie San, Reb mah pe Bhar Renee ge on ener annua alt high Bt. bust, ; Jowel ‘nd all hardoubeten 5 oom Py the rebuery. Renaery, 46 Ann street, New ‘York. NOAA NAA ASH SYSTEM THE UNDERSIGNED fen, Fore Forelen iardvare ae igen | ty secure the abo: = acary the al ate aeons drone Mt Sil, with Feal tase, of which we are AL aE 80%, dass New York. ay: HM A. SNRWBOULD, 85 Jo REST, IN PR mB streets, Up stairs, 10B OF COAL. aye vite sto’ RON ——F AND FURNACE: and separating gold, & srrnemical mete, st H celleeting the preci PTARRON, BROTHERS, 25 1 aw nt in boxes, 10 FOR "MELTING en p 4 YDER BROTH TAILORS, pave. tal Anaad AN to their new and ), 7 Bs Aitken may be sren at between the hours of 7 RE YOU ABOUT TO WRITE TO A DISTANT COR- at! Odtais a cong of Stimee al . Ree 7 Chambege atrect, THK k BROTULE, (3 Aad etrvo, aad the BOIS ; TweLvare an m=. you ae d pend, be indeed, the Indies’ washing of her ti Fuvbing. fer lees than #ix ten doling by mait, you w n by return. Be parti WEL IVETAE, Rowan 23, ve rad wk Rk} MADE &. o& n0W TO wast ‘Ben you, by mail, a printed oirew ts, ene are the greater! Sept velvet. kee a jenmers, and larre law i thenge. Ail the hotel ‘ts fatent ‘Lacrdevon, 4) Anu stevet, New RAKY CRULARS.-™ 4 troubled with wet. leat y cet whie' ed comparatively TS AND ornans them Permanently ‘f RW SPRING FOULARDS. i quire at (78 cam NUIFORRTE < WANTED THO sPrgras Mud od in the very beet. and spaten soldvm met with ot Bar ty free: beh ay ee Aaret, yA A _— ng WY gO aoe ey ye I= Y LIND.—a BEAUTIFUL ‘PORTRATT OF THAT } iatnguiahed lady, Fite Be from life, Peer only, likeness 0! ese forword the ine vite the F SHIPPING. any UERWREN We ONES rine NEW ‘York and AEs. ie BALTIC, Os ADRIATIC, i Gentee, plans of the eabina. or 7 co 74South ROW, SHIFLET & bo, ae , enving Liverpool om , {ith of Bays and Liverposl om W rr] ay, wood vurgeen will be attached to AND NORTH AMERICAN ween New York and. Li bem tw can Boonen rend Liverpool, + Halifax to ni Teocive mails and Canads. enday, Al 3 R CALIFORNIA VIA GRES.—-NE Ciendid stsswanip CROKOI A, DD: Porter, U-8. Navy, commander. ted States Mall Steamship Com Wed: nesday, the Ten ay ber at ier, foot of "warcen sureet, North touching of the bag, at Francisco cam be secured, en appli~ fee of the com: : Fahy ah oe sie oe se ecage Berths, fosn: end scpasate sobte le, $50, “3 ie by Chagres mvat be prepaid, and all bitte of ating signed on board the sbip. Jeformed that the books for steerage tic for thet Tues nef med wi dcapatch the following steamers rulrsiy fe See Frasciaco:—The new ot ipa ‘TSTBMUS, HePoucic. ANTELOrE, COLUMBUS. For freight ny in RE ROBERTS. 115 Wert ree GTEAMSHIP Wasr POINT, PROM PANAWA TC x Cali, ~The above meomer w POINT, Caps. presaly Yor t About the bth of April, aed esa seevmme: Ss mee caval lenge Kew Yor olan. pply to WILLIAM L. otLE. AtE. LS COLLINS’ Sousa ev ([\HROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA OH A~ he +The steamship CUEROK EE ¥:)1 atl from Pier No, 4 North River, for Chagroa, on Friday Mareh 15° 3 e'cioek precise! eamelsi} the Cherebes, anace On board the da) previous: sens Bow Lani « AsrInwat Nos 5s aed 8 9: x BOULAR Pac mth ‘and pond in bille of be more freien ar Dd. Fowl "EM, 5d West serecs. 1PORNIA.— DESPA TOM NE TINE SaIP MiNbour wallet wanter ae Pies Bast River. PEPE please Rares down balance of freight, and , to the office, fer signature. A few iert and UTTON & CO. Wall at AGE FOR CALIFORN! ss. For part eaters pier ¢ North River of DAMES BISHOP b+ 3 Beaver steost, VOR SAN FRANCISCO, T Ussbay Pa ins TANT.— The new clipper Bare Be a © Teavies on ben * 4 and cf email capacity, offer yrs, Apply to ci ‘ean 2 dvesme: BOLDRBOGE, Je. samtite of ng, wil have tmome¢inte 4 y ngs Bier hy es senda a, ying, ions being sheep baile and of Apply oe CAkiroesia TICKED FOR SaLt—A TH wre BOL Dae hw vee New York March 1). Apply at Preseo: oO LIFORNIA. Lagd SaLB, TAREE THROTOE TICK te In the tse joh sails om the hese of = apa. Ynimeoa) ee ali TORS] A TICKET FOR Bale. 6-8 Fagor fi Crs € tite fh om ~} Pacite site, and torword va ecives, (by iow~ rises Pesci ‘bs i