The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1851, Page 5

‘wo were by no means disposed to consider the most re. cent an exception. As every one now knows, it hes not proved ome. The revulsion was, no dou bt, hastened Dy several circumstances which transpired in Wall street; but under the most favorable auspices. it could not have been put off much longer. The declime was very rapid, and the depreciation in tem days was near- Ay equal to the appreciation of the previous six The rise in prices was divided ameng a large f operators, while the fall fell upon a few. This ® usually the result of s panic. Speculators know ‘ull well the result of these movements but they mever Jearn by experience, Prioés are now just about where they were six months since, and a movement that would cover one- half of the margin existing at that time, would not inflate prices for some of the leading railroad stocks Deyond thetr actual value, or create an artifical state of things in the market to an extent endangering the market value of dividend paying securities. We have carefully considered the present state of finan- cial affairs, We have, like the skilful nmaviga- tor, rum before the gale when it would be use- Jess to contend with it im keeping our original course. We have advited all exposed to prepare for the coming storm, by making every thing snugin time. Those who listened to our note of warning, and heeded it, have escaped unscathed, while those who ventured too far from land in their frail barks un. skilled in navigating amid the shoalsand quicksand, of the stock market, d unmindful of the advice freely given to beware of the dangers that beset them, have been wrecked. Many have disappeared, and have not since been heard ot. Bince the elements of speculation have become quiet, and the storm of revulsion somewhat subsided, we have been able to get a clear observation, and have found out our true position. We find wrecks floating ‘about in every direction; some have partially repaired The under- with their lorses with their usual equ: Buch things have happened before, and will happen again; Dut that is no reason why we should not again ven- ture upon the sea of speculation, but it should teach ‘usesution and circumspaction, and keep us within proper limits. After @ storm comes a calm, is an old buttrueremark. We have had the storm andthe alm, and a gentle breeze is about springing up, which will waft those who provide themselves with suffloien ballast. a good pilot, andtrim their sails skilfully rapidly into the port of prosperity. ‘The news from Europe, by the Africa, is fourteen days \gter than that received by the previous steamer. It does not amount to much, either in @ financial or com- rolal point of view. Cetton remained the same as previously quoted. This is, no doubt, considered fa- vorable, aca decline in prices was anticipated. The corn markets were steady. Provisions were inactive, without change in prices. The money market pos- sessed no new feature. Consoles were firm at quota- tions, and the Bank of England had made no farther alteration in the rate of interest. On the continent, everything comtinued quiet. Political affairs general- Jy, were less portentious than appeared by previous advices, and indications were more numerous of per- ency in the position of the different government Snd the preservation of peace in the political relation of the world at larg The announce! it that a bank with a capital of two millions of dollare, to be called the ‘Bank of the Metropolis,” was about starting, for the purpose of compelling the country banks to redeem their circu- lation in this city, has created considerable excitement ip financial cirol nd caused a great deal ef specula- tion im the public mind relative to the feasibility of the proposed plan, and the effect, in the event of thesystem being fully established. The Suffolk Bank system of Bos- ton is referred to by the friends of this new institution Sran illustration of the advantages of par redemption 0° the community at large, and profit to the bank de- voting ite capital tosuch a purpose. It must be ad- mitted that par redemption would much benefit the rehants of this city, those doing s large country Dusiness, and receiving a large amount of what is Bow called uncurrent money. They would save a large sum annually, which is now paid to the bro- kers of Wall street, for discount om country bank Dill, On this aceount it is highly important to thet cla hat a system of par redemption should be Perfected, and if possible, sustained. Weare not aware that any other class would be benefited in the least by par redemption, and it will probably be opposed by the whole banking capital of the imterior. In the first place, we doubt the feasibility of the plan, no matter how beneficial it might prove. We do not believe that a bank, with @ capital of twenty, instead of two mil- lions, could accomplish the object the projectors of the ‘ Bank of the Metropolis” have in view. The geogra- phical porition of this city, alone, is sufficient to d wt it any such intention, and such will be the result ef this movement. Boston is most favorably situated to sustain a system of par redemptions, where it extends no further than the New England States, and even with all its advantages in that particular, it was with the greatest difficulty that the Suffolk Bank succeeded sm bringing the banks of those States into the arrange. ment. We venture the assertion, that there is mot inthe "ix Ne gland States, out of Boston, a single bank but that would break loose from the compact to-mor- row, if it were not for the power wielded by the Suffolk Bank, and the dispesition exbibited, amd efforts made, Dy that inetitutien, to crush every bank not submittin to the termes laid down, and so rigidly enforced ‘The monopoly is galling to every country bank 48 that section of the Union; still terest induces them to continue the connection. New England isa very small section compared with the area, the re~ demption bank of this city would be compelled to cover with its syste Delaware, Maryland, Michi 4 States—in fact, it must embrace the whole Union in yystem of par redemption. What Boston ig to Now England, New York is to the Union—the eentre of financial operations, and the regulator of its in the currency. It is therefore plain, that m ption, emanating from the city succeed, witheut embracing the such a system, it would take more than the entire existing banking capital of this city. We are not opposed to par redemption, where it adds to the security and convenience of the Dill belder, and re it weuld be sufficiently ex- nded to prevent the circulation of @ depreciated currency. and place all bank issues upon level; but we are opposed to any sytem that would flood us with ® paper currency not fecured by rtock deposits, but of the most depreciated oharacter. In the event of the Bank of the Metro~ polis” succeeding in establishing a system of par re- demption for the Btate of New York, we should be fairly overrun with iseues of banks located in Ne England, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, &0., &o., and the discount would be sufficiently large to attract there who have large weekly payments to make to me- chanics and others. In this way the circulation of our Btate banks would be reduced, and it would result in the liquidation of « large m ver of our free banks; in the oreation of banks in our neighboring States, and.in fact, ina complete derangement ef the existing stock security banking system of this State. Upen such re presentations as have been made relative to the object ot starting this “ Bank of the Metropolis,” it is probable that the capital stock of $2000,000 will be taken by thore who expect to derive a great benefit from the propored par redemption system. The jobbers gene- rally will doubt.lers rubsoribe, believing that they will t they now pay out in the shape of discounts current money; but they will probably be disap- pointed in their expectations, The bank will, without doubt. e every effert to carry ont the object in vi it we have not the most remote idea that it will euceeed, even on the most limited soale. The report of Mesers. Wright and Buckdale, the commissioners appointed by the lart Legislature to investigate the affairs of the Bank of Susquehanna County, has been submitted to the Legislature, and shows moat conclusively the swindling character of that corrupt concern, it never baying had, from rilest organization in 1897, any such amount of capital paid in as would warrant the commence- Ita onpital wasaltogether fictitious pension in 1843, was a neeorsary consequence; and after its renuscitation in 1945, it seems to have had bat about $4000 in cash as the basis of its opera. tions; yet upon this it managed to force ita notes into circulation to the extent of $205,000, No bail was ever given by T. P. St. John or 0. P while they acted as onshiers negotiated in 1846, 1847, and 1849, known asthe? Joan. (for $194,000 In 1844, and $100000 in “4T) the Bt. John loan, (for $20,000) and the Thompson loan (for $90.000,) were done entirely without seourity and mB great mearute without the cogalnanes of the Girectors, The assets of the bank. when it exploded, were valued at $99,214 28 as follows: —Speoie, $42 5%; bank notes, good, $5; good debts, $24000; doubtful Delamater, and the extensive loans | debts, $14,000; claims taken by Bt. John, $1,105 12 personal preperty, $100. ‘The annexed statement exhibite the gross earning® and expenditures of the Western (Mass.) Railroad Company, for the year ending Nov. 30th, 1860 : Massacuverrre Westenn Raicnoan. From 5 * ssesses $500,743 33 Doduet Ie ai'Albany station,” 10,007 28 one a » 10 diy si ———— 747,820 66 From other sources... . + 81,240 9 $1,869.613 68 Add interest accrued en sinking funds’., 48,057 57 91,417,571 25 ‘The expenses have been For road repairs.... + + $121,656 83 engine repairs, 47,128 59 “freight repairs. + 67,697 67 “ ire of bulidings...... 9490 87 “ portation expenses... 336.595 14 “ general expenses........ 26,166 26 607,549 36 Loss on Pittefield and North ‘Adams road... . veee 7,851 59 Paia two dividends, of four per cent emoB.......+- ae + 412,600 00 Paid balance of interest. + 286.867 353 50,000 00 » 48.057 57 hands of the Commission 48, 5" 1,412,315 85 Payment into the contingent fund...... 5,255 40 Contingent fund Noy. 30, 1849... see 195,022 05 200,277 45 Deduct A. Ware’s defsleation. 51,624 04 Deas pelenee of saree and omissions in settling 26,723 72 Bare ores _—— 79.87 76 b> f contingent fund, Nov. 30, Sie alt the year, 16 miles and 1,135 feet of new rails weighing 69 Ibs. to the yard, have been put down, in place of the same length of rail originally laid, weigh- ing but 56 lbs. to the yard. The whole cest, with the exception of $25,000, which had previously been charged into the expenses of the road repairs, and credited to the depreciation account, has been charged to the current expenses of the year. ‘The cost of the rails for the difference in weight over those originally laid downand now replaced, would amount to........ $15,237 He We have built a new pier at Albany, cost.. 6.500 A new culvert at Chatham... se eeree 4 ie purchased at various places, and land damages at Pittsfield, o ce 1,211 00 New track at West Sprii turn outs at various ations, eananne in all to.. 000 00 The above items exhibit a total of...... $24,398 60 —which has been expended for objects required by the necessities of the road, and not to take the place of old worn out materials, or to cover depreciation in any sense whatever. Besides this, there have been built 404 feet of new bridges for a second track, 96 feet of which were originally intended for a single track, the new bridging costing double the original amount, and being far better. The entire amount is charged to expenses, (giana += $10,105 00 Two new passengers cars have been added, ‘and charged te expenses, cost.......+. 4,450 00 One new engine, in place of one old one, sold, difference. ..... 5,000 00 sevees 1,025 00 In addition toall this, @ large amount has been ex: ended in the improvement of the cars and equip: ments. Every dollarexpended during the year, except the outlay at Worcester, has been charged to expenses. The amount expended upom the road this year for repairs, new iron, bridges, etc., exceeds the amount expended in 1849, by $18 500. The contingent fund has been reduced to $72,992 36, The value of the Massachusetts sinking fund, Nov. 30, 1850, was $614,090 48. Value of Albany fund, $291,070 12. Total, $905,160 00. The net earnings of the Pittsfield and North Adams Railroad, for the last year, have been $376 28 less than the previous year. The guarantee fand has all been consumed, and that account stands debited in the amouat of $11,279 11, which has been taken from the earnings of the Western Railroad. The construction account, showing the total means provided, presents the annexed statement :— Consrnuction Account—Westran Raitroan. terest at 5 per cent., at $4 80 the pound sterli 4.319.620 00 “ Albany 6 per cent. bonds + 1,000,000 00 Total means. . $10,469,520 00 100,000 00 . 146,467 52 “the Sinking Funds, from ' yeanepepae saree Fast 10 489,878 62 Net means provided. ...$10 000041 88 The total cost of rogd and equipment... 9,963,708 94 Leaving a — of er funds unexpen ‘The report po that soon ater ‘the in February last, it was discovered that the accounts at Springfield had been very much neglected; that the books had not been properly kep: d fears were entertained that a large deficiency would be found to exist in the funds of the company. It will be seen that several items have been charged to the contingent fund, for deficiencies ascertained upon settling and balancing the books at Springfield. A deficiency of funds was found to exist at the Albany station, arising principally from neglecting to call for prompt settle te in former years. These things are now rectified; ystem of prompt accountability frem the agents of the various stations is enforced, and the good effeot* are felt by the treasurer in the financial affairs of the company. Appended to the report is @ statement from the Committee on Accounts, relative tothe defalcation of Mr. Ware, of Springfield, the cashier of the Corpora- tion. The facts in this case are familiar to the public. The amount of the deficiency is stated by the commit. tee to be $68,354 98. The property assigned by Mr- Ware to the corporation was worth $25,000 and for the balance he gave his note on demand, and received a ommitte ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED KVERY DAY. ‘THE BALL SEASON. #4 to loay HE Fative of the Birth-Day of Washingto: y the Bea. Log Foote. of ission a may be eorsined. by appli- Mowing Committes of Arr ler, 84 Wall sexe | 56 Wi ‘ange Wim Chavacey. 10 J 3. do; Peter Conper, Willian street: L. Le Mitchell, saote: Exchanges: ree Dougiag; OC, Gs a Taylor, 44 Souch Geor adway; Tran Townsend, ‘ ot. Pz OFFICE, NEW YORK.—NOTICE.~On and after Monday next, the i7th instant, the Eas’ern Mail per via Stonington, will close at this offies, at 3M P. Mailrosd Mail via Ramay 4 9 Road and Se fforns, RADY, Postmaster. ary, at 7 o'elo itall, when business of the utmost im of the Lodge will command it THOMAS MANDCOOK, N ICALIFORNIA | VOLUNTRER iy au UNTER « PARADE. 220 OF FRBRUARY— MUS. «had in Centre upper anit r ” GEORGE HOLBERTON, SMF BOTLER, FROM NEW YORK T@ CALIFORNIA. Information of im Botier fr be obtained by Life aprlyineste B. B. W. key 19) Oherky street, where an Inver view can be bad. COPARTNERSHIPS. D's LUTION. THR COPARTNE RSID ‘WERRTO- fore exieting bet ween the eubsa-ibers, under the name ad fra of DICK N MERU ER {5 Bhie day ai tual consent no New Vork, Jan. %, 1851, Tne pudseriber will contin Nos. 197 Bowery and 822 Bi he business at his coal yards, way KANDOLP® MERRITT. ARTNER WANTE®—aN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN wenl! like to invest five or ten thourand dollars im seme anfe, busisers already sstablished, Place ada t paid, 98 Rast T ich real name aad ‘fe of the business, and whore Sad when an lutervisw be had. === UNDEN'S PXPRESS FOR NEW ORLEANS AWD Hey All goods entrnsted to our care for New Ore be forwarded with ory steamer, to on agente, jurns, Uonvor & Co., 61 Camp acest, New Orleans, WANTS. Wars. MAN ymonewemiy HSE aren b i yo tbe ch harge > be vpaned ehest the latter Ril vied ate story. RAR RCO. SP to go te polghbort d ge a at sae stele Aaa, ote thee /SurEp—srrcariows ee so EXCELLENT Protestant Cooks, Chambormaids,Nurses, Seamstre t 7 Carmine General Workers, Waiters, Joschi It, Protestant “Agency. ‘This isthe only None are offered situa mart, Nay. and of good AerED 708, THE U. S. MOUNTED SERVICE, A young men, to whom will be given good dein forse snd atcoutremente, Regiments servi Oregon and Cal fornia receive double Rendezvour, 5 Chatham Square, and Two dollars will be paid ¢ to any citizen bringing @ , if aid recruit be accep: eed SITUATION Py: RESPEOTASLE ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman. as Chambermaid, and has no objection to take eave of children. Apply at 18 Twelfth stroct, one door from University place. Can bi until suited, "Has the beat of city reference from her last place. ANTEDS 4 SITUA: le tad irl, to do oh f children,” irover; can do nd fond of child: for moderate wage WANTED—BY 4 RESPESTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as Chambermaid and plain Sewer, or to do the housework of a emali private family. No objection dren's nuree. Beat of city reference given. Apply y. SITUATION, BY A yaar, RESPECTA- or to take mberwork and waitin, nd do sewing; ia firs Fronoh flutis Ple: W4N2ED.—GOOD HANDS WaNTED LN A WHOLE. rule shirt warehouse. none others apply, in Lasement of No. 4d William street, corner of Exchanee Place. Call this morning. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Young women, situations; one as frst: rate ook, wn suds all Kinds of Faking and pastry; the other as fest Waiter or Chambermaid; is a good stands either perfectly. ‘T! Please apply at No. 1d Pi country. W48TED—uY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation to do general no: Seon As 0 good washer and ironer, and is willing to make hereelf lly bose Can be seen for two da Apply at No.3it win cd veteronses san be 0 i street. No objection to the Wares SALESMAN, WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands the ribbon and lace departments. Apply tillier Brothe No. 53 Canal street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRETABLE in, about 17 yours of ge, toattond bar; Tuite a ocd hang; is willing to make hiineelf generall ful. Can bring good oity cepted. Ploase call at No, iy Bight sven ty-minth street. W4ntsp-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation ag Ohambermaid and Seamstress, or taking care of children. City reference can be gv pply at No. SiSixth street.” Can bo seen for two days, afew doors from the corner of the Bow WwW NTED—SITUATIONS _ FOR SOME EXCELLENT Provestant servants. The best in the city in all the . May be obtained at the Protestant Office, 432 Hudson street, “The ereatest care is exorcised at thls of fice to furnish only such servants as are tully capable and worthy. Please call at 432 Hudson street, various capaci ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, SITUATIONS; Protestant, ‘urse or Chambermaid; has no ob- the other as Seamstress, o rt vase oail at No. 101 Tenth street, between Broadway and University place. Can be seen for two days AN TED A SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE young, woman, as Lady's maid ant lady's bair, las no objection nce given. Can be seen [01 fanoy or dry goo: Gi rabeth street td TED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE piai i avery ood machen and. ironer. n be gi Dan be seen for two cad, at 279 Mulborry street, Ast Sour, Im the if not spite: ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A LourEtaNe YOUNG woman, as Chambermaid or Children’s Nurse. or to do the housework of «small family. Can bi m fortwo days at her iast place, 21 Bapsee etn ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation to attend store; the ps ge Waxes ni Loe ee leet on A a van produce good reference. r dase at No. it Tillery street, Brooklyn ete by rn reel ee MAN I3 ANXIOUS z0 wholesale or retail ui hate per the oareof horses, and ie willing to mal Good references if required. C. B. eee A STRUATION I8 WANTED, BY A Ryn yet meri irl, to do ge: housework in te family. xeelle mployer. 0. Ni n for two THREE OR FOOR DI- To first rate workmen, food wages nd. ecustant emaployment will be aivex: Apply 0 Victor Bishop, 23 Maid D zs RY GooDs Fm ayy (WANTEDSAN EXPE- rienced hae Ay $F Oa SON & G08 265 Greenwich co ey re WANTED—TO WHOM A PERMA- ment sitwation and liboral compensation would be —_ Taquire at 259 Pearl stre e LOST &. RA REWARD—LOST, ON SUNDAY NIGHT, GOING from Liberty street and Bi wa) to the corne! $2 street, of Duane ai Bracelet, with a» white stone. pame to Nov 239 ward, $. 50 BF eho RA PR within asthe o ‘the 134h ims k of th Whoever will. re! the 289 William street, will receive the above re- PORTION ON EITHER from 90 Third avent EWaRP —STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, od the morning trait sf 'afrom Worcest to State » containi Bitte, mostly 10s on'the Shoe ‘and Leather lera’ Bank, ba for $1,000, drawn by Cyrus Bliss, on Asron Cl ~A 0. wy Yorks dated F ste Tegotiating, ae pay. ves aad papers of value to any person Police Office, MR. BLIB8s, who may take oat nova by bite tage rr table the arsured is titted, at an, Aye rest an immediate advance, to ti d annual premiu OF deposit of 1 uf premium ez 8 #0 wi the poli tof without ourity, per~ ae but by simple en- hheid jon, reported in May, 1880, th were tion of ar of ip per cent on the addition to the orignal” " fom 20 to 0 per cent. ples of benusee, tues jooiety other inform: and 8, J. Kearny Roceers, MD. The t every Wednesday, at 71 Wail atroet, for the tration of bastness. FINE A RTs. Is 8a SPLENDID PRINT OF mers of the Coline line, Conard line, from da- B ATLANTIC cuawte \s2'N 75 cents colored. TED | or souN STRWAR TROM He was ins a from at Cold , when bi 2 th; age; DAME i ed hy reeeiving any information rog it. Mitchell, box 1053, Post Offee. Oth MUSICAL. THE PIANO lady, just arrived fee ind y, P Terms Apply to, x or ade treet. private engagemon ti cress, Bre. W. D. 14 NY PERSON MAVING A they wish to of on reasonal let #n opportunity, by addresring Office, New York stating terme, &e. INSTRUC "TIONS, RITUMETIC, ke, TAQROL aan ile, 280 Broadway Bech etude 4, te enabled readi imparted ty hime Open Wire i. DisBROW RIDING SCHOOk, NO. ® ‘our: “MULLINERY AND DRY GOODS HE LAST WEEK—; tween Dey aud Palton Ving of te ade arrangements to va of thie month, (Feb.) are now « fe stock ef well relested dry pe and many srticles le nde: ates ae, reduced prion, whioh wiil bs done to effect Hav ng but ne ok now to eet 8, great ve wil be cffered to taose who may favor ue withe _FIN ANCIAL, a BAM J. 7 KSON, PAWN. —____ S4EES BY AUCTION, ‘A UcTION NO NOTICE ne Peet rT iv AX nes cha Wee yar traeeeBy ordre a e iff, ait well ection ‘on Me Peberary oA ry 3 has gia ac nce, the. Use Ave é Ca ar y, nd well the tirat story aad stores cP 4 nro albo oooupied se stores, for that parpose e, three upper storie ar ou i perie om and bedrooms, ang oocupied ii ten wi Pe 4} Btrees House. 4 pretaloes & ba Ag May tor twenty-one bw ad will com: it for the Bale peaitive hg ’ Bxchange, ruary inst. of the capital stock of ith day of " Erie ath Haney share le scr 4 A. enzoe None Hs Ab —PE MPTORY | * 185i, un By En ot Philo T. Ree, Ee: 6, 4 Lots in Catharine str ip, Boush and Water streets, ‘No. 27 Oatharine streat p, corner of Bourn strest; Noo, $9 and 26 +n Cathasine street slip, adjoining ; No. 13 Catharine st corner of ‘Water stree: arin of Water and pply to DAVID! ON or to the Auction 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER, WILL, THIS (MOS <DAY) % ten o'elock, at 7 Gi sell ni lounges ond wainut to) any, wall of bedroom and bitchen furnie or shine, AUCTIONBER.—ASSIGNER'S SALE OF net Furniture, to-morrow (Tuesday ) moraing, at lihg eeloek, ¢ eales room, S5 Nassan street, between Jonna oud F aR. C. Keimp will sell: as above, by cathe ‘and well wesorted #1 ini tet quaiity, in furniture, en suite, carved maho i ay prin nd mahogany centre tension dining tabl Cc. KEMP, tea an together with a ge assortment of Bourehoia furniture, hair mattrossee, & be. Catalogues way, i vali colored Engray jale positive. auction of valuable property on Fifth avenue, Eighteenth Thirty-third, Thirty fourth, Thirty-seventh and mr, ‘by EH. Ludlow, Ce ough Fe nt's Exchan, ropert ¥ can be obtai The auetionec: or, No. l New street. EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 Po te er — arness, &c., to diepoee of at auction, wilt please call ane ave them regis~ tered on each day of sale before 10 o’cloc! JOHN H. Gatrienn, Propri FOR | SALE AND TO LET. OR SALE—AT BARGAINS—FOUR FIRST Obaae su. perb brown stone houses and lots situatod west corner of Madison avenue and Twenty- cighth steve so, 8 elegant brown stone houses and lote on the south ‘Twenty-ninth street, between Fourth and Lexingto1 e houses and lots, of houres on the east side of Lexington | ib ~firet stroots. 1 he at the Pomiee of oarria houses and lots en t! 100 feet east from the Bighth a: Fat ym thé sh 0, Also Mot "Feeniy: ne. 4 brick houses ifth’ street. 100 feet ouses and lots the Sixth thd particulars, anply to 8 8. in "ike Croton Waver Office, to foam on bond 6 OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO- le snag fn ge i “i ton, containing one hundred wood aad moa also a together with other fraets ndance, In good order and na bes irely located. For partioul ques ot AA Qrange, N.J..or to JAS. JARRETT, Jr., New York. 190 Front att otreet, OR SALE AT A BARGAIN. 37 Willow place, Brookly: minutes walk trem the South lot ia 25 feet by tories soy 4 47 font ter, ont fom, Yate OfCHAS. Be HUNTINGTON, 2) Wallse, aiiy. Tage! OR FF aren and awe poare ofa sillier — and bar, x ‘Apply 19. as PurtinoNs, 15 Beaver pay New York, up stairy. OR BA) IN Bar: agi Rye JERSEY CITY, | three | ot jaturm aad Brie atreste, ‘ongh 2 by proved to «reat ad~ vant Ts 200 can reaala om bene, nd mortgage. Apply atm street. OR SALE.—A #PLENDID FULL- ne BaproueD. Iand Dog, jet black, thoroughly trai ile pa! excellent watch. dog, 15 mouths old. otreet. T° PRINTERS. — FOR mo ‘ONE SECOND-HAND hydraulic irra um cise, 6 inches ram and wro © pwns oe om 35 nnd 31 Gold street. yi re eae STORE, FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO asere, b WILLIAM BIRD & CO., 44 Wall street. at Ne box Neo. 6, ae eWitliamsbargs; or ae yurgh Post Of hy theee cylinders. two brush mille, cutting machines, Koy complete, suitable for any Beuufecturiog purposes.’ For farther rticulars, apply to M. WIL eet, oorner of Maiden lane. Ve had on the loth ef Ma 0 LET. rl I THE Fi ef or ox, 4 ok house pply at 157 Sullivan * eupi thee tore, and deeliing pare ¢ Wéollars. The stock can be had quire at the store. a1'No. Wt Hrondway, STORE TO LET. AND THR STOCK FOR SAL8 OF AJ tail fancy, lave rib swall family. $800. Possession ¢ von immediately. WIL aia MoARTHUR & ‘SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDABN, DesTKING No. niet an iene a { woderave reat, 0 & French fa Tease address ai Me. Wihermae's dovn etreet, where further tnfote cy len sted'ep tywa. i noter with Seseripe ation, Jdressed to No. 207 West Twenty-fourth streoy | QTOR® WANTED.—A PIRST FLOOR AND CRLLAR | * wanted. frem the frit of May, or estlier, suitable foram | thee and the stor Apply, imi diately, to box 2 T° LANDLORDS AND HOUSE AGENTS. t, on the iret of Mt Dwe! epee abie pri ha preperty will test ft) Chatham Sy with attention. No objection to a hon pipos, Re, WANTED Hon EMOVAL —BUDSON & RO moved from No. 14 Pe 180 Bs cadway, a¢ joining t ow opening a large and clea Dry Gorde, ruited vo tno Southern they offer on the mort favorable term mioob of ‘nap Western trade, whiol REMOVED ext above | kin thie aeormmodat ton in Jersey Barly plication “ace J. Aitees. berrs Wane .. Eaat t Torsey City wide. DIATELY, BYA LADY, IN A or with & widow Indy’ where Address" Wil no 4 offieg, with full parventa UNio8 SQUARE —TWO SINGLE GENT lacy end gemtiomam (wit tnodated with roome a: sare. NORA ot children oF servan ) oon board, by applying at No. be 4Ur near Broa: 7 ANTRD<LODGING, WITH PARTIAL HO, v S amily. Agdress, W. A, Hernl a | February if. w Shakespeare, worthy the atten- | 19¢ | UBLIC ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE SALEAT SALE—THE STOCK, enon. Ayo An FIX. } ~~ | fed, wake it | Foott; Henry bi it. 12hg cent URTON'S TI STOOPS 10) i Git eel 351— Mr. Will mith, Mr. Holmas Mise »n; Job Bprout Barrict Kalst: Fright. Mr. Winang Tremor, Mr, Jordan. P. Orehertra Box balf-past 6; commence at — Boxer, Dress Cire! or Second Tier, 25 Dance by Mire W alte: _ see, 6a. W eosmo- "7, galled Te WORLD'S eat or London Wascles, Wr. Burton; The Origical Joba Mrs. ¥mudae, Mrs. Hughes. commence with comedy, 8 WORLD'S 7s IR; Brougham, J 38 q | circle 25 oti ‘ATION au Ta ertaim THE CHILD oF dov; Madelane, M. j taire, Mise Malvi: mi ehestra. BY L ack. o’clock—to comme! ROUGHAM'S LYCEU etreet Be gd evening, To titled THE SEAMSTRESS 0 ane of aa Orphan—Mr. aha Mr. C Taylor; onolude with “Box 7, the’ perfor Attver which, te, © cents; Fawil; k—to bexin at7. BATRE.—MONDAF EVENING, iB8. 4 ments will commence with TBE hry EN we aie ee Bi yer, New te followed by (ie ise Ke. Count de Ovi Brande: Mestayer. | 50 cents. Doors open at | | Nizte Feb. i7- will be ied Faust Rosolio, Mi ¢ will commence with t maou os SsEpEn or thre ice om each evenis CatarinsCATARINA: On La Reine sare farina, Queen of the Bi A Count Bering, # rich Roman ge onunkcanaied an In the five tableaux the stat 4 Pos Straterique, by. Military Exereises by ine & a nud all the Lodies of the e Hallet. La Saltarella, by... ...... Mile. Car line & M. Rousset. ‘Brooxd Grand Pas des Roses, by... Misses Garoline, Adelaide, Trresine & Cierppatins. Gallop, b; La Cracer reoeived with im bya aah V deviite—prinel lobe od the popular Tobe pre tors: Messrs. Bre Felice. ECHANICS’ M her | MENS TALS y reaped Baturds | | | | city. Grand street—Opei ‘ery ioe, The original ‘and well le omen at halt- past ax, com HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE night during the week unti) own CHRISTY'S per P. pommel) whee Sonoorte in this city, for received with favor Tickets 26 nees st half-paot Miustrels are re- y afternoon con- future. On Saturday if G. N. Christy. On udiences. atrons of Christ; lebrat ‘months, by has induce; to produce and Bi him Bur- Februs | Mots, besides a n INFANT Panorama of Irieh songs, Irish Every afternoon: a June & Co., the two clown | SON will aah open a fresh oral | Comprising all the disti | Blegant scenes of Hors anehi Sy bite ‘We i, bytes Ronnal im the C ire arly, a8 0; SITIVELY THE LAST WEEK—NAGLE'S GRAND rele Parque! Callory, 12 06 ert, menoin| ,. families. Admission cents. Doors open at balf past 6 concert at half past 7 o’olook. ague NEW YORK AMPHITHEATZE, uf BOWERY. Fropeie tors. S81) ew and di jtevens, &e. Comic Ne . lows, Doaaidoon, “hes Rivoreced pear in ® splendid Pastoral Ballet. on & VILLAG cogwasts—labla, Mr. “ihe Wells di nts DRUMMER WILL y the Jenny Ling Onhes- ti of "George Lo Peon your ay a limited number are issued. A Ireland, at the Olympic, Broadway, with music, and an Irishman’s illustrations, at 3 o'clock, and every evening, at 734 ents; children, under Private Boxes, $4. F. M. Kent. deli mentor to rae apaTsnY BAKER farce rm Bote: more . Dyott. ane which, the drama, in three act bY SAM PATCH IN FR E—Sam Patch, Mr. J. AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN. BQORL EN MUSEUM.—SOLE LESSEE AND MANAGER, First night of Mr. J. P 3 Yankee character. ommel P addams, the oe! ‘Monday noe with the favorite wiake, Mr. F. M. Keat; ire Addams. To be followed with the the Men Reost—-Mr. J. 1 Addams, ‘To RISH TUTOR. Parquette, 25 ceats; LL LOT ry Birds, sere. MISCELLANEOUS. OF HIGH COLORED, LONG BREED to be sold by the lot, singly, or ia pai: ‘Apply at 376 Tenth’ stecet, between ave ights of performance this ~ can Ailes, week osday, Wednesday G®itt 2s Banvorion OF PRICES PARQUET AND $1; no extra charg for securing seas; Ainpai~ th Astor Flace Opera House, 45th Subsorip- tion Night. Appearance of siguorins Teresa Trafhi Be poate nee her ratura from the South. Mlle Nath Fit et Divertissoment, ‘and Bienor no Leader, a DOF Liets; Chorus Mi xn eb. 17, will be performed Verdi's opaca sé ‘ANI— Siguor Forti; silva di Gomez, Signor Elvira, Signora Truth Benedett; Carlo, Signor Avig= Den Riorardo jenelor; Lago, Biondi. Chorus of Banditti, Kuights, 1a RNUM'S AMEKIOAN MUSEUM—P, 7. BaRNUM Proprietor and Mauager. J ba Greenwood. Jr.> stant Manager. Saloon Performances~In the after. noon, at 3, in the evesing at 7 o'clock. Admittarce to the Muscum, and to each 4: children under ten, 1 ces, every afternocn the Mammoth Girl, ouly 16 466 pounds; the Chinese Coll things trom China it ernoon, will be pradu Nedrama of the SEMPSTREGS OF PARIG. Ringing Gelebrated Miss Binma Lesiie, the “American Moe the evening, will be produced, wirn wil i dor, the grand musica) and comic ex. AND THE bEas Mr. A east, John Quilt, After which, ‘the pertormancos in the de with SLASHER 4ND curiosities, here. Ow Tueed: Pe y, Benotit of Mr, ERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE OLYMPIC.—MON- day, February 17th, 1851, the SUN OF THE WILDER= S8—A dramatic poe, in Ave wots, by Fred. V. alin, jon : Boxes, $1; Parquet. 50 cen! Clrele, 13 cont Gallery. Idi cent. 634; commence at 744 preci R. EDMOND ANDRADE’S FRENCH CHORALBING= ing Classes.—The ovening will tare pl ruary 17, at 64 Great Jone ach series of twenty. four ler afternoon and evening—Monday und Vy. lass, from 8 to 6PM ; Gentlemen's class, from 7 to & PANORAMA OF THE PILUSiMS ¢MUGKESS.—L A tioular Notice.—At the request of pastors, teaohpre am ‘and in order to allow aii to see th-* new Panorama: iform price of admission will hereafter bo twi five cents. On Higa! and Saturday afternovn: - dren Will be admitted at half-price. Denoriptive entologvee, 1d Gents. Open overy evening at Washington dail, 8 Broads way. Doors open at 7, 40. commence st 7% 'oleck, __AMUSEMEN Ts Faw | Doors will be open at PHIL ADELPHIA. Panes “Mus UM. PHILADEL aia. -P.. ‘®. BAR- mum, Proprietor aud Manager; Henry Sandfori, As= sistent Man: Second Operatic Week—Unexampled the sad others, ft Phila: pl ate at performances ort breve celeb: ra will be produced ti RA. The * B be re k to inted ae pt cont Fredetic Gardner, the celebrates t jovial Farces, Singing. and Dane {ecture Room. A million «f mo beexamixed. Admitt. in the isendgehel curiorities to 25 cents. and white Liem, wholes: bd a SHADES OF EVERY bara baie of ar painted to order. Also, Manufactory 27 Spruc - ~ ss T. CONOV! ER. ct gots, which has bee peund. apply to XIDE OF ZINC. TW 4 a half gente ner pound; WENTY TONS DRY, AT TUREE zine, in im= 10,000 pounds of use, and remelted, to'Sobw AKI LLs Tot Wilh Preumatic C 00 F LN G—GOODWIN'S CHEAP PATENT HYDRO ‘ement Sbeating makes a ci rough plank for 43, Bhs cents per foot, BE UNION |. street, a * In the oity ‘als Good: ol Mahe, w articles. NDIA RUBBER COMPANY, 19 NASSAU be Southern and ers mareheans. now assortment of Clothing and other Rubber tentien of the public, inder Goodyear's patent, to manu- OANED FOR PARTIES—FRENCH Lamps, with bracste, on 4 the riches be vol or retail. if twenty per cent below th RpApyay HAT STORE, NO. 374 BROADWAY.— Goods, and the Spring Fashion a mont and will | Anvils | from the shelves, JOBN | wi Laue, Halk This celedrat me | Thee mil me Lal a act bani | mien! & ROBERT OSBORNE, HARRISON’ urr Stone Grindere—Pr Fifth and Ox Chains: Bed “ Gritfis’s” Horse Nails; Saws; best C8 F.les; Ta- e segsenee t of Goeds, ‘Re. at the very lowest son! ‘A. NEWBOU LD, iSGotd of Kap etairs ) SI WaLL M RT seavioe | their ac and customers, ni basement of No, 40 # fitted it up in w PYE- “ALEX NDER'S TRIGOBArOR d Hair Dye has beer D: fands, Moore & the draggist generally by Rad. A. Wr al: y delphia 8 PORTABL 1G BUGS ANT “hig h Perhaps, tit Na co. Fired im among th i 4 Courtianat > BED BUGS. Br won't For at the Pair ‘twill be ‘That ‘tis the inseet ba 4, To things with mandibles, awift potson, Yor safe to food e'en little boys « When ar this across the water, Good Heavens! won't there ben slanghter, Orders (this propheey rely on,) Will come by seores to Me. Lavon. Principal de No.8 State street, Bost 476 Prose _ouiebrated Unger’ —— and Mi =i to euit all of per do D*, K fente: i s instant coughs, and Phitedeh i rues % $i a ametances, Large family Bottles at sh ELLINGER’S LI Aires. Ite tina tienda are It a hae be en seed for a Aine, ‘Baltimore. Kh Vols that wit reaver t felief im rh all mai 7 vars, ‘Srihe Tevinge, ~ aperale Livingstone, Eortivons, by all any Thin PUBLIC LECTURES. ECTURES ON PROTESTANTIsu.—MK. JOHN LORD will commence @ course of vighs Lectures oa the Sainte and Heroes of Protestantiam, in the Hope Chapel, on Tace= day evi February 15. ni 74 o'clock, Sunject— Luther, gf,the Principles of the Keterwation. Tickele fur the cout 3; eingle evens bad at the boo! f Welford, Mrs Crowen, and Mr. ke at the door. FUSTORY OF THE Jews — t Babliowi H ot, Broadway, sud COURAE ¢ ory of the *orris J, Raphael al College, Crosby street, on the ev ‘Ay, 10th Macch, Thursday auth March, and \d Thursdays folle: ts (or the course, at the boo dof the Rev. Dr. P ARK BENJAMIN ESQ, WILL DE! ne Fe ‘asbion,” to morrow ( ay ademy, ‘Joralomon strest, Brook fat Sorclock.’ Tick Southampton; (A Ce YO LIVINGSTON. WE 1s & OO ne 6 Wail street, New York. RLU'S FAIR. ane oo vue ere Fala, too hate foryth be 14 to Marti= |. Crowkey wee: ndon. quire of W ia MATRIMONIAL. MADE EASY—OK uow eee ae ym rece! ATRIMONY. Lover.— the compl for the with interer from the a hoveand, ction Dated Januar: ANCIS BY N ymeot veteus Spencer of the 13th inst, to Me. Spencer by Ve Taeter was give to plaintifl. The ® regan dems s Sorymeer, as ee favor of the charac desire to know the ply at the office of ORN, Lil Wall street, he May apy ISERT U3) soneo thing one of the firm Rete, purchasers [BS AND GENILE#Es ake am fully informed that taey can vbtai fer all descyptions of recom + DIRS OK GENTLEMAN basinous OF CONVERT. ing into cash their eupertl te, FUCK Re oRst. of ture, watehes, and i ki Kory OM NY, BETWEEN TELEGRAPY COMPANY, BETWEEN ‘ashingtos. — crnae of Hanover aa Bearer stevie. Tepe faati ore thoroughly 41 inthe ‘tiatmiewion ant mode of Teivety Of mossagen, receive, transmit, and deliver say number + for = Acoommodartion of the gee, ana dots nthe ‘te orders for White Ash from lowest market rates,