The New York Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1851, Page 3

ee ERE the extent of shipments to each country—was as an- ins, pkg Braves: No Potash, bbls. Ivory nutes Btaves, No, jah, casks. Flour, bbls. Flour, bbls. Cement.... Sugar, ref’d, lbs. ,. 62480 Plank,No., Tobacce, mic Flour, bbts. Bread. . Tobacco, hhds. . OB. e evens Tobacoo, hhds.... Powder........ Matting, roils. Paper. ream Tea, chi There ay no > important feature connected with our export trade, at this moment, worth noticing. The shipments of breadstuffs continue limited and are made principally to Great Britain. North Amerioa, our trade, at this season of the year, Ss usually limited. WANTS. ‘TO LONDON. a firat-Fate ooo, aBeSd-ny sobriet; d capa at No. 259 Sixth avenue, up stairs, in the A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG uation, in & email ndsrataude baling aud pastiy, mek. ing preveryes ana Miles: she tadervennde aeetling fz all le vate family; she is mee from her last Please to call ack room, Can Rhuberb, cases... . 50 Ersential oil. 9 he TR. shoes, 50 | place as to ho pg OR 18 | be seen till eogegcd Tobacco, mfd., lbs.. 26,057 Bpermaceti.. 1,097 Oil cake. . 1 + 15,000 t roc ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A BPSPROTAR " ANTED—A SITUATION, | BY A RESPECTABLE woman, as N best of BC. om. eokor. Has a fresh breast of be seen at 32 Roose- Bouth. A 20.000 Whalebone . the business, and who TO HAMBURG. 510 Tobaeco, cases, 68 | fice. 448 TR, Bh 252 ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION 16 Ext. wood... 700 to do plain Cooking; is 8,008 The 129 ae oll, 16 | best of city reference ean be give Ci é 0 40 MM COlU. seve e 74 | street, in the store, No objection to go ashort distance in 10 Whaleboue, Ibe... 6,613 | treceuntzy: 53 WANTED-4. GOOD ARTIST, FOR LITHOGRAPHIC 70, MOTERDAM ars | vit color Good wages will be given, Layuire at 335 ce, oe roadway. 60 Cedar, logs......, 100 3 = ATION BY A RESPECTABLE 58 Staves, No....... 11,000 fear veubae Cee, ao plain ow d mind chil- TO AFRICA. sweetie anid wale ng 18 & plain family. me Sop, bs a eee i Ploase oallat 115 Mulberry street. 8. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRCTABLE PRO- 45 Bum, puns * testant girl, as Chambermaid and Waiter; is willing 66 to make hereelf uefal to her employer, and to sasisc ia the "To ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, gare of childres, ant would haya no @bjecti n to go to Brook ss 800] ty 6 Amos "G14 Boap. boxes...... 100 s be seen for two da: 106 Starch, cases . = ee er rerereramn ANTRDIBY A RESPECTABLE AND WELL RE. 129 | Tse, chests ny Ne cecetniet wesieesateeecs rv) 2,216 saish Cook. Washer and ANTED-—B S yi a sitet Water A RETAIG DRY GOODS CLERK, TO GO thoroughly ac roduce enee, may hear af a situation by addres ONDE Iroi YA Has © Can be seen for two days at 48 Facto RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT woman, without friends or relatives in the city, nas Nurse and Seamstress, or Chambermaid. can be seen at 36 Great Jones street, in the rear. uainted with Fecptinnable refer- 5 T. K.” at this Ske young Chambermat Le seem at Sixth fort ‘5 Eleventh ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAGLE woman, as Childsmaid and to do sewing: or as Yand fine Washer and Ironer; or as Waiter in & private family, Can prodmpe the best of refere wo WAnrEp—4 SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS reet, between the Fifth and Plies two days. A ge chamberwork. With British GENTLEMAN — Exchan; paper or maga “ ranslations, would By 43 Tr, but well 43 1 id as Seamstress, Hat 215 First Clerk or Assistant. He is willing to make himself generally useful. Good references given. A e addressed to H., Commercial Hotel, 73 Courtlandt stre will meet os with immediate attention. 600, W4NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘060 a situation as Chambermaid and plain sewer, or to do 1979 | general housework for @ small family. She ie a good washer 884 and nga also,a geod plain a. Can ve good ¢v re= fe ference. nquire at jecond street, near Avenue 001 ANTED—FARMER BOYS, YOUNG MAN 45 to work in the city, and one in country, Oar 14 | menar> making from $9 to $12 a week. Gait, team P.M, to-day, at No, 454 ludson street. Bring from §2 4 330 $6 for outfit, which is retarnea if you w ah. 200 WIDOW LADY, AN AMERIGAN WISHES A SITU- 100 fi idower, or in a reapectable all om oF addross Harriet, 30 00 Main street Brooklyn 100 YOUNG LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DO er housework in a private C c for ‘Apply at No.8 Sullivan etre TO WHO — otabl fourth pat, required, a Addre: ith real name, wi A.R.” Broadway Post Office. American fami! uy. Can be soon ENCH IS JUST AS aralline so Eeglish. would like tebe connented gitiee ‘ance, moreespecially in the The advertiser is i Bsns Del ad Hud Cl Re ffo'are prepared % pe prepare LO 2 rous to make Artaugemente with roo Hy in ie city or country, to manufactare f 9%, VORY bk rg ar adr yes 4 Herzig Coaal io J ers Big and 2 i ¥ bas first Seah fomard whol ta) ie | GUIRT MAKERS WANTED.—7 B30 19 deal vow 198 ity of shirts, bosoms, gad ecollars,. take work im: No. 29 William st., corner of IVORY, SUITABLE %s ‘will cal ty in the xchange Place. Ww MANUTAG? URE! or eee. Pa d workm: 100 6 Wo Porumouts Dry De 4 gue = Syr RR b60 Wo Lone Irland RR” ue oR ct * £00 i van Bb 180 Maditon nud Ind RR a = x2 PERSONAL. 100 ab Morris Can'l b30 ‘ do # no 200 do 30 20% 2500 do 30 Portrmouth Dry Dk Sigrent favor b: 00 do 100 do ., ie bie brother, 30) gig Farmers Trast Kg do se 0 so 10 C 25 Stomingion RR $10 REWARD—FOR INFORMATION OF TWO 100 b young Scorchmen, Charles Bruce, druggist, and y Stewart, blacksmith, When last heard from, was mare ugbkeopsi pei in a general way, wi Any one giving the Feinired in fo ‘or on them au and will re~ at 5 o' PF. Oaxuey. zemente, at No. Hy AND LADY; CAN ‘oor, Which is neat re are ‘Bo 0 he east “Redress point ther » By bdoarde: art of the Heralé street. OARD.—A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITd board and furnished room, by applying at 38 Habert etloipate ives to the Gomeitses. eed AND LaDy, ma, Hiing. No.1) Wooatce street, ANDA i; board, at th City Tall J efore Monday, rpose of enabling the commities to Hy ther b walk from RD AND ROOM WANTED—BY A YOUNG GEN- lean and his wife, in ag fi ders. all bowed for_ thy Hail. Tecms modera’ City Herald oftice. eel privat ily. where 0 tuiti 0 tite Order age PALEY reqwestod te net 08 the prblic house of Chas B. Smith & fon, © f Ht. Valontine’s day. at 9 o'eloo! sldienespino Fillmore and Barsom ne PFICR , WARMINGTON COAL COMPANY, NEW York, a7 Wall street, February, Ith, 186 he an nual meeting of the st Company of © elders of tb: tt Washiogton cent the pe ine’ ppd overt Bast ri Ly ENCE hapy. $. 50 ® batt ion w. WILL B ft Cay WO HAS RECEIVED A GOOD ires to obtaia board in @ respectable be received as remuneration. 79 Post office. LOST &. PAID FORTHR RECOVERY Nehemiah Stokeley, who was 001 ation to MOR! au ue A white knit above reward PARKER, 91 ward strcet, on the evenin re ‘an omnitua, Council Dutt, Dewees Solty i Chicken, Moun: Infant. Femnkis n atreet. ON WEDNE DAY, IN BROADWAY, OR IN a Far Cape. reward on returning it te will receive five y owns, at No. 7: net bri ve liberal ros : are ot by eer AIN & CO, 0 Front street. “Sone Vain INSTRUCTIONS, mM LO 49, 10. of O. F.—a& PUNCTUAL [ition —A YOU 1m, ib hee 9°, se. wo 1s tendance of the offccts and members of the above ey till about 3 0% poy anB MBaBERS or THE WATCH Cass W. Carawe, Seoretary. ARD.—THE SU PSCRIRERS WOULD REsractrt yu thoritt tioke ward them imm siviog notice nl ea jateriereues wish their @rent moert, aaadvertised in the New York daily papers, the therefore withdraw the same. iting 1 notified to meet at Stoneall's ing, 15th of Febru « the trade who are aot »—OR rater FROW 1) FRONT STREET, out 16 hande li fm with » ster im the forehant, wey lr will dle. P.M. dark or ive infor? ad and write ‘well 5 “x dress A. B., Nasoan st. slvo invited to attend By order « J FERRRT, President. public, that, in conseyue All those having purehise EW SPRING it of the city. are reyuee o for- ely, Aad thei money will be rete & BROTaER, uw WHO WILL INVEST ne travellin exbinition, whieh Wy. and which evmprises thre SAMILY LINEN. i Gos an Coot Race » Bheetin valf of the profits fer thre ONTED—A PARTNER, of ten thoneand olla COPA (RINE RSHIPS, 14 Mh Adjacert, will be forwarded with atch. by every atramer, to our agents, 61 Camp atrect, Now Orleans. ing or ew mort pe ner, view G00) widthay ites, Bi wigerasty love thas halt tbat the nid established Costume Wareh® blocks from Niblo’s. Bi way. JAMES ‘Brox & 0O., IM- dobbers, ae Ratalte napere feb Sand 353 Broadway, of Organdies, Ja- tke, finekevache, the diferent widths, ng Clothe, white Mus- e best na eae mew offering ¢ Broadway, | if jort in the ut as the be sold for hy AUSrE N, Boohoiinday. attic webs, ie SELL. pocrroNsEn— Wien, on ee “3 fine invoice of frog eae “also, 8 heat ae reasies: mtr with 0 90, & 4 ° Re, ‘which the-sale will commencs. Saturday, Paraitare sale. THOS. BELL, Aucsionesr. CHILTON, AUCTIONRER— PE E E slip, Bouth and Water streeve, vi: No. ae corner of South street; Nos. 23 and te street; Ni 19, and 21, Catharine street eli 5m Catl eet e slip, adjoining ; A No.13. ‘oatharine sire street slip, corner of mi front on the valuabl “HENRY, AUCTIONEER. mene TORS SALE OF willsell atauotion, 311 Broad- worthy the AMmmeRY, J. BISROEER, WILL, SELL, Wh ing Pat at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Bxc and Lots No. 40 Whi Charles stsect, corner of Wychoif atre rea orthe auotiones FxToRES oF A DRUG STORE FOR SALE AT AUC- jon— Bo 0) stock of the. store, 423 Gresawich etn will be celd"at auction, om Friday, lith in: _ FOR SALE AND IND TO LET, Ho“ TEAD VILLAGE, 5 Avenue.—The Subsoriber of ing thirty-two lote in the abo: of One Hundred and Fifty Dol villay ver offe: Home for his ohita will be worth $1, ach. information, erebece, 5p, to SAMUEL Fr Ban! L, Window Warehouse Sand 177 William street, near Beekman « ty 10 ovelock AM. ‘Maybe seen to-day, previous to Ue suerion, trem tl A.M until P.M. ON THE EIGHTS for sale the remain~ at the low price part cau remain on ‘and mor Several houses hi ready bi for, aud & fow erect ed, and great iuiprovemen’s will ho coming summer. “This {s ene of the best oppor mma Berry, SIX AcEne OF TUE BEST LAND ON LONG Island for aale- ted miles from New York. tai sight rooms, with handsome ve fruit is offered for $4,000 mot with. street premises, at Farmingal Curror, STATEN ISLAND, MAAS TER MABRO! For sale, some of the best Cottage ui W. Van a Wagenen 5 te abot landing, at Vi = Lote on the tract of xy simile of the pre itis the grading of th spring, an oletel: “The commanding view at Farmingdale, twenty-nine The improvements consist of » house 40 foot, wagon sheds, ote, The 2, and there ie a wall of live $2800"may verante For further particulars apply to lew York, or to JOHN ie ithe ay te ded to erect 0 new landing ia front ot thie yas FOR BALE oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO- containing one gee el $4 into wood and m egg in full bea jg, together with ovhe In good order and ES BROADWAY DRUG STORE FOR SALE—ONE of the most complete in its arran; United States, remarkab) For the Inst ten re peryear, Price $2,000. Inquire « 8, JOHNSON, 139 William srect. nts of any int JOR SALE-IN TRE FLOURISHING VILLAGE OF ‘Tarry’ i a beautiful A valuable Farm. situated in Taviagaton. Essex teen ‘ iculars, uire of AARON sity Be 5, tr WodaS: JANRETT: Jn 196 Frost aioe, Orrin Wa) lee Fuutienst Re, Mr. even Pimothy 4 réashe, Mr jonua On, with the drama of iL Bia drew Corelle, Me. Wi netta, Mrs. Broadley Desparde, Mr. Tilte Orohestra Boxee, 00 seven THEATRE €HAMBEKS STREBT, REAR OF all.—Friday evening, Feb. lath, will be played @ SERIOUS FAMILY—Aminntad ale & jgnat de oeclte. Mrs a exhort; tnootta Mise Oaoel rmtnee will commence with t! w farce of BETSEY BAKER—Mr. M or, Mr. Davidge: Mr. Crommy, ™ rt its A Gouceuselm: Botsoy Bal el. Doors will 4 at balf-past 6; the curtain Will rie at 7 o'clock precisely. IBLO'S KDEN—IN CONSEQUENCE 4 domeatis ity, this establshment is closed uatil rth er notice, | | [%attan OPERA uouse, astog PLACE.—PRIOK OF admiemon—Parquet a $2. Beate pay be oe eur | 8k the box oftse, from 9 Met ccinck arge | RODI'S teenies aud pos sain Mee We ‘dabicla mstsaas, Mr, Stay Boxes, 25 cents; t 00} Pid Dr, Ollapod, Mr Burton; Sir Robert Beam) Silake; Frederic, J. Humphrey Dobbins, Johnston: Sit Charlee cropland. Mr Holfoan? Miss i 2 ab, Mrs Bucher Dreen Ciréle, aud Parquotte, 80>.) | Yt urice Strakosch Muska Hauser, and Mr. Griobel Family Circle, 250.; Private Box sod $5; Orciestra | have t ay wre volunteered the: ML Seate, 75c. Doors open st half- | Faet Fesodl bos re. Wie feanse t positively her last appearance in Now ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATAAM STREET, NEAR York, in Roosevelt. —Boxes, cents; Orchestra | ter, Bax A Box, 00 sents.—Doors To'clock. | Mr. Bensler.~ Friday qbeucel of Mr. G. EB. riday evenin Mach, ‘ossini's grand opera of SEMIRA MIDE. will with ROSINA MB4_ | Parodi; Areace, commander 2b ince, descer dant of Bolu King of Rsypt. Novelli; Locke; Harry Men: Ga. . ; Wathine: Mosius, Menuowe, Mise Ke Mesiayer: Pas | & hich priest of art on, rocker. To be followed by the STAGE no's Ghost, Me. Hensler; M. wind aBke Curtus puaak, i +2 imal ; Capt. ansmaienas Minister of ho ‘he ; mes H Ul ¥ | > ond Sots, Meda eihre pen F | instrumental CONCERT—Proreamm ieee ir. H. Brando tu 2 Rizeio ; fall erehesiee, Bas Marotack. the violi Griebel. ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME etreet.—Dreas Circle ‘and Parquet 7 Circle, 25 conte; Orchestra Seat Doors open at €34, to begin at 7 0 ening, Ted, Iéth, the perfermancs will ‘commence with Overture co Zampa by the Orchestra, After which the comedietta of Becuivene Ps ion March, from Mey szecuted on aight piance 3 ntlemen 8 6 o'clock, to ‘comme list: no orders. AKER — louser, Mr. Owens: Bote ECHANICS' HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, 4BOVB After which, the WORLD'S FALR—Jove, t—Open every Biche during the week until Bi tumbia, Miss M. Taylor. To conclude with wal keeva Cos RDER- Mr. Consul, Mr. Taylor. re grag oH MAM'S LYCBUM—OWENS' FAREWELL BE- soncorte in ‘ents aity, for netit and last appearance. J, E. Owens respeotfutly a h favor ounces to bis friends and the patrons of the Lyceu Wynieky hat hie Farewell Benetit will take on on Satu past om the fSpllowing trons ef Cutisty’e Minstrels are fee formed { at the pent Saturday afternoon con= for the future. On Saturday nial Bene GN. Christy. HOvsE, d Grand street: P ) of the OORGENTLEMSS Lf Kate Horn, Mes. veraon, Appear. After which, th MISS BETSKY "BAKER Botsey Baker, AY, BE- s.—The manager bogs te aiven to his celebrated Concert img elite and fashion of th is Kr: o to epgage artists of the ie fret talent, to produ: Bai esque Italian Opera Soenas, Burleaque Concerts and Ballets, le equal to the originale produced at the Italiaa this cis, ednesday and Saturday afternoon ‘SP. M.- for the anconmodation of | Doors open at balf past 6 of tl gham's anonymosity of tl ‘ORLD'S: Fair, or Stampin in the Sabah ia which the world appears (to take an interast). BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. 7. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager—John Greenwood, Ji Manager. Saloon im pretereances in the afternoon at7 o'eloc! Admittance to the Museum, joon performam cents; children under ten, h Si only 15 years of age, weighing 456 pounds! and Friday, Sth and Lith, in the afternoon, in three parts, entitled TAL RIS; oF, the Orphans’ Dream— Felix Mr, enkins; Vietorine, Mise f: the, pleasing comedy of TH. ‘ude with the comic musisal ex- produced ana performed, Spy tg peau t a Miss Chapman: Sir enor; Join Quill, Had: other place of amusement in Now York, Lou's Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering Pegieemars, » being the largest and at the same time th 4 band in the United States: « troupe, of Model ase who are nenes fd their be: fears, and oe perso Beier of ancient a 1d moders, times; rls, who it 3S: if mY irr ane ling « dra SENPETR Fe 0 throu; derieys world; a compan: anexhibition of ary unm £ er with @ varioty of interest ernoon aud evening. For particu! WAND. To “90 | ne, beaw sifull 7 Mr. ‘The entire Chinere Museum, inte of 539 Broadway, nee bills ANORAMA OF THE FILGRIM'S PROURESS.—PAR- is ticular Notice.—At the re orated amongst the million of Curiosities, which, with the F, ahers, aad ordar Co allow a jipsy Fortuse Teller, ete,, are here. uniter mina page gl CRCUSSNEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, BOWERY. will be admit June & Co, proprietors, On Friday evening” conte. 0} dth, the performances will sommence tithe fall way. dress eavaloade, entitled the FLOWERS OF CHIVALRY AND B sled by Mr UT ir. ‘To be follows on of brilliant Tours de For by the werovesie troupe, Messrs. Franklin, Rivers, Runnals, and Stevens. Together with s magnificent display of Horses | manship, Vaulting, &c, The entertainments to conclade with the comio nautical Pantomime of JACK ROBINSON ND BIS M Mi W. Colo; Jack Robia- Mpuropore KISFELD Bas Pa it LLY ANNOUNCES to hia friends and the publi: e first of his Clas. gat Quartette Soirees will take . atthe Hope ‘Chapel, a the New Hotel, on Saturday even- om which occasion he will be aasiated by Youve, Mr. Otto Drosele Mr. ‘Noll, Mr. Reyer, ir. ‘richhorn Bee small bills. OSITIVELY Can Last PARK FAGLES onere 4, at the Olympic, Broad Fs SALE—ON MOST LIBER. TERM three story and basement Br House, THE nown No. 8 Perry street, every way desirable for a Benteal family, having all the modern improvements, hot and ity bath room, &e. Can be seen only from 3 to 5 Inquire of CHAS. B. HUNTINGTON, 29 Wall 5} tures, and t we rd mn ir eellis OR SALE.—TH! Linsey goon byte Az FIX. Pl ot May, next, cold water, ‘clock wiv ing. Address office, stating where a0 interview may be Fo SALE, IN BARSIMUS, Haag JE Lig Oy, ht corner o ie are. nt remsln on bond “ane ro: at 92 Broad street. *~s moreges. Agel F SALR 4 TEM YEARS LEASE OF A HOU! store forsale in Bowery between 8: streets. For farther information, call at street, between the hours of 10 and 12 o’ ral hae tion and great thoroughfare, er having other bus an ee di 4 to thie o! ad interview may be had, for A. P. M. pone HOUSE FOR SALE—IN A Finst. ATE oe 0 PRINTERS.— FOR 8A ONE SECOND-HAND hydraulic prove, doubl — gd sania ram and wrought iron oylinder, in eo Hoek co. ey anil 31 Gold atreot. ouble, three overy. build oppesite the ai on age to The vecond ovory 1s well adapted foe Millia, tors or other busimese—the third and fourth storics fo 01 em. Apply on the premises to W. good order hor Srental plumber, in th FROM THE FIRST OF wz NEXT, THE ‘0 LET—THE STORE AND , DASEMENT ‘STORE, (together or separatel No. nesr Brossway | Apply between Pend i stet k, “ FERNANDO WOOD. 49 Front Up stairs, pants and others—Ti 1b ___ _MOUsES, ROOMS, do, WANTED, T* of three or four ronms, ss jerald Othe e, = attached cond urtlandt and Canal streets. Any ment to let o tate jexcription, by applying at 2 Ww » tier, suit jor & temporary eae Will be confined to the use of a New York or Brockivn. but as near tl Address M , Box 2,504, Post Or Wants TO RENT—A STORE, lori ter Ho in a good loeat! TN BROADWAY re, LET Sees IMPORTING vat ANTED—ENTRY IMWEDIATEL —A SMALL nee. NTED t 10 1 PURCHASE—A "PUBLIC noUss, oR either in the eity or pEVr "PER P PART OF OF At ‘A SMALL. HOU SE. CONSISTING ENTS.—WANTED, ON OR BR- ftecond story of @ house, elting boiler. Rent }d no shicetions to an out of the way locality, PURLICATION le rapid, uninterrupted sweep of the m Doar the render with it, and r of the evormy acenet one of the greatest histori ave peared vinoe the day course of publicat ttf ie bs & CO., 22 Aun street, town and county. tir W mint ter 8 over the compl trated. by W. by all cheap Bookseller nt Aap Quanity for sale by the ow bY— yf ay 4 mith, ¥ era, stamp the work as 4 chivalrie romanges which tt. This work aden Journal for ing brought 1OAL=1 AM NOW Dgi.y RING THE BEST pan ash stove and eng, at ®° Bi pet tos, wel dty, from under sheds in my yard, corner wich atrecta, YOAL, aT REDE ¢ redneed ben Liverp aiven fo furnt ishing the k es a B sUssoRTaRR Sigg Lehigh, D PRICKS.~ rioes of ‘heir Bi aa noxoaptionable re weil either 8 © papiie in add to cooking purposes, R vray, sor. Canal and ‘itm, and voor. J md Werte MUSICAL. | LADY, OF WHOSR PROF FSSTONAT, ABT AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN, Ieuastires: 8 RD—Jac thaway. ‘Son, style. this w re. Sexiin Seciudergith Wertate tare ct ‘SLASHER we, Daves, He. Gorman, and Mr. Se Sera wBiusher Mr Fe Kenge jo chorus, an enlarged and able orchestra, and the cptire drama re ie yet ieoe. oa Lu 190 be expenaed upon the atte MISCELLANEOUS. Boom pert Many popalar operas. ibe ed eens erg ere Ss henen ERF AND MUTTON. riotities, and the taper, ty of tis this establish ofiering some of the fin Mountain Mutt: ble to all. Sia are two dail; ht and 7 P. M. Aen np he ie sellin; exhibited for nis on Sature ;, by William Lal ‘Shares, ism Srey onbip paseago 0 t Day expe! ndon. in engraving of the overy puneerives basa te- it Worl ‘air really ¥ Worth more than $5. ‘iption it Fie dlling rapidly, and as the number of oharter x for sale att CoomMERCI AL | DINING Saran, 5 a mptDRy Lana, door betuw the corner of N sires to thank his friends and the is Limits io made y. Li $45 will se rel? bares, Ourrent as the dance Mberai Patronage ot his establishment, ani informs them that, im | place whence sent, taben at par, and remitvances will be at conse: f incroasing business. he has furnished another i isk. All ievters must be prepaid, and drafts ‘tairs, which will be ready for reception this day. | made payab! 8! He arrangements a aged attention, | }#rs may be obtai to merit a con’ ance of letter, at the company’s o: York. By order oan enone bee ay deed of rr t ’ ad 0 cent will eat 831 Hiowstor pease ; UrTiNs VALENTINES—A SPLENDID A3SORT- Seate tee obbers ae ASCH mabe, ovraer ot Mulerry. ip fentimental end Comic, French and American i doaigas t low prices,—at Tut porium of Broadway. aa involcoot Ragiish Valens Just opened ‘VALENTINES, VAlaurinne Tiokaty SUBSCRIBER Ld e to call the attention of bout purchasing tof new and UNTING.—AN INVOIC Will be sold low, to close mica REY 8U prom iy QUALITY, ate. Appl No 1) Water street. y the pny, pony faethe cole Fight, facture new articles. |, Manufacturer, wan sireot, cor. Sprace, on & Co. Dr. Littles ding, third dc 1G BUGS AND HED B BUGS. bugs atthe British Pair, peers * won't ‘ mritel and chaste pees ship, sentime ty ‘apa a pattie, JOHN LEVISON, 196 Cha’hs ue E AMERICAN ARTISTS’ ASSOCIATION aro r] > | z ° lery is to be opened to t! equired thi To things w Yet safe to When they hea Good Heaven Dedors (this prophoe: Wille: Wy A ne amon engiavings in able house and Second, tetween ‘auth Niath ie Tonth # ik from Peck slip Low Rk KELLINGER'S MAG 10, ‘FLUID 38 onrr AN, Ra) Tonew the hair, if rove thal two m ferry. The paintings and engrave exhibition at Hooper & Brotbers’ lovking re catalogues and all the | jeo ef subscripe d those who wish toly, me tl idly filling up T be being the join’ proper re of this avn the distributic lace on the 24 ary. at the Chi way. Doot j i of heir by the use of six bottles At Go’clock P, der of the Trustees, | 60 MeDongs! street. had no hair for ten year rf AGUERREOTYPE-TH & PLATES. —Tar tes are warr be perteot, and to give te the ach richer t t for the French hea, The trade “fornih Pear! street. c than aay other as weaal, by Tagersoll 01 on ap) of ‘One Dollar, ee and gentlemen to ph, AWHOR ‘Boss M titer taken trom the Poet Ofioe walows vie pontecetenala’® C48 —MRS. PREWSTER, raon Pur i a ss ae D astrology, love, and law mi eenea tater by books and sciences, constantly relied Lys Will tell the it the Lady or gontleman th) leo the visiters. Wontdencett? oii Gentlemen ras ist FINANCIAL, B* NK OF THE METROPOLIs—CAPiTAL e books of subsoript Ll be opened by & Coromities of thei 2 ¢ office ot Ward & Co. No. it Wall Je cit Menvatean Piestere. Dr. K has be: IF artiole that will restore the hat, Sold tances, Large family bottles at $1; §¥ | RING AND SOM ER CLOTAING aT AA maf wewld call u rk ato $2,000,009, n $0 the capital stook of the Di- rt, ed open for ten he whole capital | frubsoribed. An i "0 of five per cent vf mubscripsion, The ne Prepared for th: elething of ey desoriptio ee Devan, S83 and 35 John ateeet, corner of Nasene, | James Movall, Henry Soydatn, Tuator, Wilecn Gm ewis O Wilson, ks L. Pietwon, gona Steward, Sonior, of Ronse m, Gharlee te Hoot A Roberton Wald, Dated New York, Pe | QuATyAN r L efiects, sue! re, watcha x bee cent more the post or otherwise, LYON, No.2 Wall street ANK. CORNER OF CHATAAM SQUARE reet.— : Saaanes y sending throu, Teaad @ pinterons. Charles J. Shepard, Ha W, Mertiam, | HMOVALS, Atrm Dury Z af, nnnenes REMOVAL — Berry W. Sill, Baber bona’ I EMOVAL.—UUDION & ROBERTSON HAVA RE William A. Brown, William 3. Cowkiia, moved trom No. 4 Pearl street. to thelt Ne. Cerneling Poillon, Jobm Fevorices, 180 Broadway, ni jotnin he dchn B. Donbem, 0B. Wt held, Wopenitg a large and elogsnt stock of ® 7, code, tuited to tue Southern end Westerat | ata nhiorte madiuecat age wh ie reovtres ot ey offer ot 0 erable terns. he seb i ittona eerip ons. w fer on the mort favorable tera | the Bank for a few d ELIAS G. DRAKE. Presid nt, Rivoyat. —~PPEIFFER & FRANCKE «| A B Bava, Cashier, iret tee. a Grarttiadt colts af Orce LOAN AT SIX PES CENT INTRR Jourtlandt, corner of Gresn otees rm of sears, om impr ved raat Te will be loaned out imeames | a mein Gress | $65,000 2 i ate ie thir city vr Broc itepplicamta, - ign. ve AUN ie Roats0N, 6 wat N York or fitter clam ae a * of businewe ip 7 Biiladelonie wt 8 ga OW J, WoGormick, druggist, Mone ' Walaut sireon. ¥. | Correspondence with their agent | King Fees sas; Kell NEWS BY THE MAILS Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuinoton, Feb. 9, 1851. The great race is begun, but it is not an cay matter yet to determine which is the best nag. The course of Mr. Fillmore’s administration has been very satisfactory to the whole country. In fact, he has not yet had an opportunity to ao any- thing thet was net just what everybody expected he would do. This is net capital enough with which to enter on a new campaign. But no one can tell what exigency may arise which would render it pecessary for sober, quiet men to throw themeelves back upon @ well ascertained certainty, rather than fly to evils that they know not of. I: is on this principle that the poet so exquisitely illustrates and embellishes, that “The tree of deepest root by ye Least willing still to le grou: ‘Twas therefore said by ancient sages That lo life increased with years ; ‘When pains grow sbarp and sickness rages, The etronger love of lite appears.” Mr. Fillmore is graceful dignified, and fa. miliar in his own house. He receives all his guesis with courtesy aud geniality. He shows very little party partiality in his appointments or iMhis attentions. He comes nearer to the idea of being the President of the whole nation, than any man since Washington; for even in Jackson’s time, no man hoped, or dared to hope, for an a that did not run up the hickory flag, and cry, long live even the specie circular Mi. Pol never dreamed of appointing a Palisioa) antagonist to office; andas for Geueral Taylor, his whole ad- ministration was a dream, and he only awoke from it during the last few hours of his life; but he hag gone to his high reward, and the Galph 3 have one into other! business. Mr. Webster is the co- ossal genius of this nation. Tom Corwin, the wagon , knows where every cent is that Uncle Sam owns, and that 1s all a Secretary of the Trea- sury can be expected to know; but still Tom knows. a greatdealelse. Mr. Crittenden is a dry, severe, analytic jurist. It were easier to bend the ridge of the Rocky Mountains, than to make him swerve from honest jurisprudence. Mr. Stuart, nobody seems to have any objection to, and filling so difficult a post as he does, this is a great compli- ment. Mr. Graham has a hard battle to fight in his department, because, with the izterest of the navy at heart, he is notable to get capable com- mittees of either House, to take off from the naval erererelitions those enormous charges which be- to sectional docks in California, to the tune 1,650,900 a piece; nor of $3,500,000 for mal eeauar service—none of which appropriations have anything more to do with the navy than one of Rowland Hill’s sermons had to do with the text; for, asit was remarked when a gentleman friendly to this aforesaid Mr. Hillonce asked a Quaker to go and hear him preaci, Mr. Hill, on rising, an- nounced a text hick was distasteful tothe Qua- ker, who immediately said, * 1 emnacinns to leave.”” “Why, my friend?” ** Because | don’t like the text.” rh , ifthat is your trouble, allay rand apprehensions. You will hear no more of the text.” Itis thus contemplated that one of the arms of he national service must be crushed and pal- ied by having the prejudices of the whole nation excited against it, siace by burdening it down by these appre riations, which ought to belong to the Post Office Department in the one oase, or to @ general appropriation like one for harbor defences inthe other, the ap- propriation for the navy appears to be swollen up to nearly $10.000,000 a year; whereas, really, not six millions of this money goes to keep a navy atloat for the protection of a commerce which now ex- ceeds in maguitade, in wealth, in navigation and in tonnage, by sixty thousand tons that of the Bri- tish empire. Think, Mr. Beanett, of this last item of statistics I give you. Llearned it on authorit: which will not be questioned, and I cannot we wait till the facts come out to show that our com- merce now exceeds that of Great Britain by sixty thousand tons. She has five hundred and agey seven war 4 We have ten or twelve afloat, and the great bulk of the money appropriated to the navy every year is ‘used up,” in stationing offi- cers, and hiring men to keep great rotting hulks, built twenty, thirty, or forty years ago, from sink~ ing in our harbors: Whea the ques on was recent- ly raised about sending the ‘ennsy lvania, line of battle ship to the World’s Fair, ia London, it turaed out on ¢xaminatioa that her principal timbers | were the only portion of that splendid vessel that were in a sound condition, and that it would cost ex hundred thousand dollars to fit her to encounter a gale at sea. Burn her to the water’s edge, and let her wreck float out on the next tide; but for God’s sike doa’t tax tue Ame- rican people $600,000 to keep her from siaking in the Hampton Roads. Such is the policy and the economy of even the preeent administration; and Mr. Graham is a man of too much sense and saga- bs fh not to see that this policy is suicidal, fratrici- ruin, deadly ruin Our commerce is with- out protection This is one reas: Our peo- ple are going everywhere. The days of peace are on us, and, God grant, long to remain; bat a collicion is possible, and even if it were not, look at 145 vessels in dis‘ress, beating imo New York harbor, relieved during the storms of last winter by a single cruiser along the coast. Peopte talk about compelling Americ 19 merenaats to mount guns eround the bow and stern, and bore the hulk of their commercial vessels, to fight their way, like privateer: the last war. We are now nearly driven to this; and any agitation ameng for- eign countries closes all the healthful valves of commerce, unless we do one of two things, viz.: either make our merchantmen privaterrs, and make anavy at once of 32,000 vessels, or give to our commerce efficient protection, in the form of a large number of active naval steamships, thitcan 0 rapidly from nation to nation, carrying Frretligenes, peseengers and even freight to avcom- modate our pr ople, but, above all thiags, giviog (hem the means of a certain, safe, reliable and rapid in every part of the world; or tell them at oace, “we have aban- doned you to your own fortunes—tignt your own battles.” It matters little, | coutess, which ; but let Congress and the goverament tell the people what they ifttend to do. If they will withdraw all tection from our commerce, let us understand 3 and then we will make the cabias of our mer- unter bristle with finely arranged bavonets, well mounted on good muske's, and in our lock= ers we will never find the last shot for aa enemy. We will have enovgh for him before we get through with him. But will your ageats, who con- trel the goverament, inculcate the idea oa the people of this country, who are risking hundreds of millions upon the uncertain waves of the ocean, incurring all ite dangere, that you will not tallow their commerce, nor even lead the way to protect where it goes. Leta line of steamers be started, as has been proposed, irom the great ports of the wrstera side of our continent, aod let them plough the kind weters of the Pacific in their voyaging to the shores of A and open vew fields for empire and progress. Let the wiogs of civilization streteh themselves for a bolder and a longer flight, for there are unnumbered millions, of whom a census never has been made, among those hoary hives of = | antiquated men in the old Asiatic world, that are waiting to cast into our bosom the hoarded trea- swes of ahtiqui Yy and change the current of com- merce from the Cape of Good Hope, and from the overland route by the Isthmus of Suen Let another line be stired from the cities on the Atlantic coast, to Africa, and dor ot make the mere size of a city ike New York the only a et Which entiles her to government tavor Charleston, and Mobile, and New Ortean Galveston, those newer commercial ports of the jon, participate in there advantages, and you will thus consolidate the interes's ant the hearts | of the American people fondly together. e shall al! feel proud of a couatry which can afford to extend its arms to protect the most feeble and distant branches of this great concretion of men and of States. This is the policy that shall yet rule this country, and to talk about dividing and splitting asunder a Union on which Heaven itself has rained down such superior blessings - it is the medaess of the maniac, ry of the de- magogue. Give us men to rule oar couneris and guide our debates who will talk beter stoff thaa this in the ears of the great republic Oar Patlade!p) Correspondence. Pri avecemia, Reb 12, 1861, AMeguittal of Capt. Binder—Contested Blection Case— German Fancy Drews Ball, Ge The friends of Capt. Binder, who, sincerely believing him to be gulitiers of the murder chirged againet him, ve been deeply interested in bis trial, were highly gratified this morning at the jary returning a verdict acquitting all the defendants. The captain was imme. diately releaeed, and bie frie outside the court reom received him with open arms, and almost carried him off bodily, His services in Mexico, at the head of acomy wy formed almost ex:lusively of Germans, by | rendered him a favorite with that clase of our c, The contested election case, in reg rd to the ator. fh'p. in which Wm B. Reed aod iform Ry are are the partion interested, was commenced this merning in the Court of Common PI ward, Moy Reed 94, nod 82 seattering, making the whole number pciled 1.223. A number of wit & where names appeat on the tally list, were ined and testified that they did not vote at the | tleetion at@ copsequently the voter recorded mast Lave been thoug'. of course, there it no Say of ave for which candidate they were tertified to having voted hoa ired more .. ite wilting to a ewer tht (hime; and ae y the return be got eredit tor b 1. 9