The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1852, Page 3

~ move up much, the of the for bis deep interest: bestperteen ee ont ada dames Pryer, P. H. Titus,J. N. Phillips, Committee. Card.—Mercantile Library Association.— 17, 1852 —Fellow-membera—We feel co Seeninnd by totadara done favol ing the welfare and honor Of our sevociation, 40 Advise thore who may vot be bo well ted as ourselves with the merite of t fates at this ¢loction, tbat the “ regalar ticket,” at tho headef which slanda the sino {Samuel By Titus [a worthy ¢f, avdwe wi sir entire aud cordial sup} itis wed of men of abbity, experionce, and devouon to the institution ; and wo assure them that the edministra- tion of its sflairs, if confided to them, will not eutor trom the Imcompetency, nee OF negligence of ite ofhocrs, ‘Hector Morr ree't. Innoo H Briley, Ex-Pros't. Charice Rolfe, ThomaeJ Baysud, “* ‘Thomse W. Groeer, Henry A. Oakley, =“ respective oan- The ondersigned Committee, In compli- ance with a resolution parsed by the Iadics. at the close of course of lectures recently delivered before them, have sho jounce thas they have oompleted arrauzementa for a course ot free lestures on Health and ‘on, at 2 o’clook on every I’, M. of this week, M. ¥. Church, on Second stre near Avenue C, Ladics are sdcetionatels javited aetesee . MRS M,C Hon, t committe, MISB M. J. PINE. The Cold and Bleating Weather admo- sighew ono to look well to the outer man, Our friond T. AKITH, JK., 102 Fulton # rest, iva fashionnble, treteful, and suoceesfal oaterer, and esn put more clothes on oac’a back for leto money than any cther Tailor wo know of. Now If the time to purchase your win. ter Clothing, when we sre gelling forty per cent cheaper than beretotore. 3000 Frock and Dress Comte trom $2 40 810; 2,000 pairs of Pante from $1 to $4; 1,000 Vests from 75 conte $2 60; 9 tine stock of Overconts from $2 to $12, at the Five Dollar Sait Store corner of Grand aud Centre sta. Shirts that Pit Infallibly.—The method of mearnring adopted st GREEN'S at | Astor House, secures a ft with mathematical certainty. The quality of the mato- risl und the needlework are wucqaatied, And at tho very hour when a set of ehirte ie promised they are sent home. Ladies, !¢ you wish quilted Boots and uebing, Alpine Hutton Hoots, Ga'ters, &e., for cold eather—it you wish white and’ blaok satin Silopers and Gaiters for balls snd parties, or india rubver Boots and Shoes for stormy weather. in foot, sny article in the boot aud boo line for indies, wicses, ond children, callon J.B, MALLER, 134 Canal atroet, Malr-Dye.—Batehelor’s celebrated Liquid Bair Dys is tho beet yet discowored fer ooloring the hair or whiskers, 2he moment it is sppliod. ‘the woudseiui cage and hwhish this {avorite and old-catabiished Baie is swtonishing. It is for aslo, of applied, Wig factory, No. 4 Wall etreot fopy tht Wigs and Toupees.— Batehelor's ew sazle of Wigs are pronounced the moe? perfact imitation of yat invented. Those wanting very guperioy Artiolo, ghguld call at BATODEL( R's cniabrated Wie Factory, Net Farianens io sho city. et, where oan be found the | 2 Veet tee rECOP Copy the addrecs. A Good Medicine.—The Oxygenated Bit- ters are the bees remedy tor sll the indcaoribable symptoms of dyspepsia evor discovered; for proof of thie road the corti« ¢ trom members of Congress and other well known citi- 6. Sold, whelessio and reteil, by A. B. & %. Sands, 100 Fulton atreet; ©. H. Bing, 192, and A. L ‘Soovi Broadway, and by the druggists xoucrally. MONK Y MARKET, Bunvay, Javuary 18—6 P.M. There is nothing new in the money or stook market. Se far as operations in Wall street are concerned, the brokers have them all to themselves. A week or two since there were indications of activity among the fancies and an upward movemens in prices; bu tafver afew days they all disappeared, avd ihe market bas boon gradually set- tling down to the old etarting point. It appears almost Smpoesidle to get up an excitement among outside epecn- Jators. Boney is cheap enough, and easily obtained, Prices for many stocks are pretty well reduced, and there ipa fair margin for an advance. Notwithstanding all this, the fancies are neglected, aud holders in the street are compelied to operate among themselves. The weather, undoubtedly, bas an unfavorable effect upon the feelings of speculators, and deters them from teking hold of any- thing that requires artificial means to inflate. Fancy stocks are particularly dependent upon such means, and the season has a great deal to do with the state ot the market. Several of the leading railroad stocks are in good hands for a rise when the proper time arrives. The deep snows and severely cold weathor will doubtless make rome difference in their receipts, and the effect may be bad; but this, after all, bas really little in- fluence upen prices. If the wires are not properly pulled in Weil street—if the longs and the shorts pre not properly divided, or rather if there are not ehorts enovgh to create an active demand for delivery—it is utterly cut of the quesvion to produce any expansion of importance in the market. Fancy stocks have been quiet so long, thet most of the operators are long—that ia, they are holders. ‘They ave all sellers, and no buyers #o long as thie state of things exists, pices will no: The only way to remove this difliculy is to get up combinations for corucrs, There cliques are very serviceable in inflating the market value of ay stock, but they generally get the worst of it, for thoy are urually caught with large lots of atock on hi high Prices, when the bubble barots, We see no indicat at presect of the formation of any of these necassary combinations, Zhe brokers are getting afraid of them They have sll beem heavy losers in cornericg faney stocks The Bonkers’ Migezine for January gives the annexed statement, showing the number of banks in the United States, the circulation, eapital, and coin, compiled from returns nearest the Ist of January, 1862 :— Banks ov ran, Usiren States, N Circulatio: Coin $530,000 440,000 189.00) 7,000 000 750,00" 6 2),000 2500 8,009.000 11, 600,000 4.6.0 000, 09. B00 1,700,000 7,800,000 7,300,000 5,000 10,180 0ou Michigan Missouri 6 Obio 2.800,000 Tenn 1.900'000 ‘Texna, 200,00) Wiroo: 100,000 50,000 $50,000,000 $24 217,37 45,879 315 782 781 396,525 TA TA3, 415, 43,619,368 123,005,091 41 75 105,519,765 7 105 652,427 107 89,603,711 Itjeppears by this, that since 1845, there has been a steady increage in each of these departments ; that the amount of specie on hand was greater than in either of the previous years named. In January, 1844, according _ to official returns, the banks throughout the country had on hand $49,898,269 in specie—a larger amount than at any previous period in their history. In 1837 the circulation of all the banks amounted to $149,185.890. anexpansion greater than et any previous period, or since, excep on the tirst of January, 1852. In Illinois, Florida, Arkansas, and California, there were no banks organized when this table was compiled. In [ilinois, a general banking law kas been adopted by the people; but there has been some hesitation on the part of the auditor ef the State about putting it into effect. The latest account, however, is, that he has de- cided togive notice of his readiness to receive the depo- sites authcrixed by the law, and to deliver circulating notes. One bank—the Merchants’ and,Mechanios’—has been organized at Chicago, with a capital of one hundred thousand dollars, and another will shortly be organized at Springfield, the State capital, In Florida, the Legis- lature, at its last seesion, incorporated a bank at Talla- hacsee, but we believe that it has not been organized a: yet. ‘The aggregate of the lesding departments, compiled from the returns of the banks of Rhode Island, made in accordance with a special act of the Legislatnre, of their condition at the clore of the year 1951, was as annexed :— Banxs or Ruove Isranp—1861 26 Providence Banks. 43 Country Banks. Capital paid in 1,519,000 $1,487,000 Circulation ,,, $31,000 1,216,000 | Deporitr. .. 1.208 000 574,000 Due other benka 832,000 105,000 Dividends uppaid......, 21,000 21,000 Protits, &e, 504,000 190,000 ‘Total. . . $14,000,000 $9,621,000 Leama... ceceeee $5,274,000 Sein on hand .. ‘ ) 109,000 Due from other banks..., 954,000 301,000 Blocks wee 87,000 119 000 Real estate 235,000 827,000 Motel ....eeeseeeers $5,621,000 Compared with returns for previous years, it will be seon chat there has been av inorease in all the depart mente But specie : Bans or Ritone Iveaxn Banke us Deposite, Cirente 1851... (4 $17 871.000 $277 $1,177.000 $3.077,000 1849 OL 14892409 = 201.295 -1,882,715 625 549 1448... 62 2a 295,75 306.430 1,147 685 HOIOL i847 f 14.057,983 825,207 = 1,280.017 = B,bdd Ld The & fu specie is @ most extraordinary fact. It oppoore by the returns of all the banks in the United Btates, that there hae been bul a moderate increase in + the aggregate amount om band, notwithstanding thai menre cums received from Oslfornia, It ts protty difi- oult to tell where all the Califormia gold gut goes to, | 2} perfumery, do., 2); olive oil. cask, 15 rope, f | Tee, It is pretty certain the banks de not get ft. It goes toa great extent into ciroulation, into the hands of the people, and takes the place of small bills. Within the past two years the banks of Pennsylvania have been compelled to withdraw their small bills, and this aiove Warns. iT RATE COOK. PREFERENCE Will be given tos Mulat . None but thoee ith sme best ty rete cc 8 apily to 100 Fifth O8T—ON TUESDAY EVENING LAS’ bas crested a demand for coin to eupply their place. The L' Righth and Franklin streets, on Broedway, a Rhode Island banks do not keep much specie onhand. It tsamalled sank fa rig ergaveds te cot " h bine " part i Will be seen by the above statement, that in proportion yee ay bs jeaving Ss ry, My 247, Broaaway: to the circulation, the amount of coin en hand was very small. These banks have a large deposit of specie in the Buffolk Bank, Boston, for the redeaption of their bills presented in that city. ‘The awnexed statemertexhibite the quantity of certain articles exported from this port durtng the week ending the 17th inst,, distinguishing the destination and extent I geen literally reward 14 Beekman etree’. ON THE Si TKO whi ob ad the bat of the tai Back; anewers to the name of Wh. . 4 by leaving nim st the Marin: ewtoandland Do, 2 one on tl The WM, TH vi jer ¢ Court, or Bt pleese stop it if offered for eale, and give information se above. EENTH, FROM THE MARINE one largo ide of thy will be OM PION. ¢f shipments toeach place :— Comarker or THe Port or New Youk—Werkry Exronrs. Liver pool —Cotten, bales, 6,047; flour, bbls, 4465; wheat, bueh , 3,762; naval ‘stores, bbls, 5.000; flax-seed, eneks 100; rice, tierces, 86; chrome ore, bbla., 60; bacon, pounds, 185,¥04; manufactured tobacoo, pounds, 10,100; epirite turpentine, gallons, 3930; books and maps, cases, 9; axer, boxes, 18; staves, .000; shooks, 64; appiss, bbla, calling, or ¢ no} PRKNONAL. lek, New Jersey, hi ai i him will be thankfully ree og. M. PARSONS, ot Mx. Walter's, Gover~ island, New York Harbor. NPORMATION.—IF THiS SHOULD MEET TAB BYS of Frederiok Parcons, who was living iast July a> Me. Kirkpatrck’s, New Brun who 18 now in America, would be happy 80 #00 information rerpectin, stor Mary, ia} oF aby vod by 6b; cobalt, cares, 16; seeds. do, 1; yanille beans, do, 2 I, R goods, do, 30; duck, bolts. 40; cotton twine, bales, 1 Dewar k ~Sinut machine, 1; furniture, case 1. Havre —Cotton, bales, 2,210} potash, bois, 201; Jewel. | s of ere’ acher, Dbis, 44; maple, iogs 54"; china, eases, 2; | Telesreph Company, tortoiee shell, ovtes, 1; preserves, owes, 85 palm leat, bales, 2; eogark, 200,00; bark, eeroons 150. British North American. Coloniess---Flour, bbls naval ctorer, bbl# . 120; pimento, bage, 10; ram 13 ; beef, bhla,, 400 ; burning fluid, bia. 7; rive, : 2; anvils, oks iron wite, buadles 637; dried fruit, bbls, 3; tea, Ibs, 16.779; taliow, tba. 20,307; | 8! molarsen, gulis.,” 600; mavutvetured tobs i | eee ee tes tugar, ibs , 14,801; coffee, Ibe 4,107; hides; 252; | Meoa'el dhvce costs . bushels, 3,600, Reght ent t i it tndies —Pork, barrels, Voxen by the 200; beef, 40; rice, 9; hams, ibs, 2 maxulactured lobaseo, 637; butter, 1 ard Hotel. willhe re ed sud Pacitic Ship Van: uth dey 260; ship dread, lard, 17,740} BAds; goodend lo beans ard peas, bugs. 72; pails, dez ses, 13; | 4th. The company toh 50; tobac ; oil meal, 93; | pair) a plank road tho 200; corn meal. b: lg 319; flour, iv2 afore . by the tires Wi bales, 160; onions, bunebea, + the service of tranenez’s Giles, Iba , 20€0; tea, 218, coffee, Liou sine. bexea, 100 Lutch West Indies —Pork, bbis., 11; beef, bole, 82; don, bbin , 814; potatoes, bbls, 26, onions, od! A picklea Osh, bbis , 12;’ship oresd, Lbin , bbis , 80; corn meal, bbls .45; tobasce. hhas, Kege. 100; types, boxes. 2; corn, bush, 150: 7d; oil, whale, galle , 607; fire crackers, boxes, boite, 2 castings, case, 1; torprdoss. tics, packages, 26; leat . 65 Givr, Lbs ,2076; soap, Iba,,8,220; butte Tope, ibs , 4289; dried ovd sh West Indies —Pork, 130 bbb 1 Bale, sac! in nereby gt n whieh eficeted the © to Jaw. h ners or | sing upp in oo L 0, 1 Lhd; whale oi ages; refined sugar, 1 fish, 20 ewt.; butter, 2 Frosch West Indi 241 bils., 300 bags; peas Bhait bb as, 20 baga; dried cod 60, 479 do. bared, 12 hhds ; rh : . 86D 0 bolo ; onions, 7, rey pb ray t site do. 6721; machinery #10; arciages, 6; hoops, rive, tiercer, 30; candles, Ibs., 6.000 4386; pickled codfish, bbls, 150; 1 gloss, boxes, 12; ship bread, bbls ,'117, boxes codfish, cwe., 204 Cuba—Shooks, 6.488; hoops, 43,000; furnivare 5 | tore: whale oi), gala., 720 ;’ rive, tierces, 1 ils, kegs, 80; | elected pork, bole , 6; corn meal, do,, 80; ochre, do, 1d; ule, do, | in 50; appler, do , 10; lard. Ibs,, 3,091; hams, do.,13 921; re | fined sugar, do , 400: mapufastured todacco.do.,4972; | aye g Pexenns drugs. pkgs., 38; beef, bbls , 42; coul, tons, 127; tongues, | atthe bois,, 2; machinery, pieces, 16; anor candies ibs , 325; | re) A—AN bireuit, boxes, 119; cider, dozen, 250; lamp wick, | bales, 16; cement, bbis , 26; spirits of turpentine, do, 5; | lead pipes, cask, 1; locomotive driving wheels, 0; cart wheels, 2; trunks, 50; hollow ware, casks, 9; truss hoops. sete, 12; cutlery, cace,1; copper’ nails, kegs, 10; bark, casks, 18; books, case, 1 ; evales,do..18; chemicals, do, 4; lamps, do., 8; leather, do , 6; saddlery, do., 20 ; hops, bale, 15 oil vitriol, carboys, 12; buckles, ease. 1; porse- lain, do ,2; satins,do,2; embroidered shawis, do. 1; music boxes, do.,1; tumblers, do., 13; toilet boxes refined su, SS ERCANTII friends of bh N by how and t nls ar tive Committees Broadwov aya ASONICNOT! | Loe ge, No. ta, as bu the 0) Jor 3 copper worm, 1; dried ceatisn, ewt, 24; bone bi bhds , 8; champagne, baskets, 12. Venezeuta.~ Domestios, pkgs. 17; drugs, do. Hoyti—Pork. bbls., 16; Hour, do., 169; pi Ww. Her led fish, do.. 2,00; rice, do., 68; Leet, 35; tooaccd, hhds , 3; soap, Los. | gwen 100; candies, do., 1765; hema, do., 1.181; lard, do, 361i, | FYXENCH LANCU butter, do., 1193; cheese do 030; dried eod fish,ewt , 4 rotare: barot pepper, Ibs.. 1,100; leather, do., 506; refined suger, do 2,161; furniture, pieces, 9); druge, pkge., 6; domestios do. 40; cotton bagging. yards. 8256; fine cottons, cases linseed oil, gallons, 32; hoops, bundles, 40; bardw. pgs. 7; lumber, feet, J7,0.0, ebingles, 25,000; lea, pig 2 ested German | language to Americ: tly yho would please 10 write t to A Buenos Ayres.—Domostics. pkgs , 60; flour, bbls, $0; spirit turpentine, galls, 96%; biacking, oases ce bbls., 21; hams, Ibs, 610; beowms doz , 100; p ) 29; Blocks, cask, 1; varnich, pkgs, 46; books. do.,3; boards aud planks, Writing hoom: Tiving. Mr. G. uewal chi Aer, V. ars, do 2; tinfo'l, al instrume percussion caps, do., 2 nes do , 13; newapay alia, case, I leal ia all e, and fi-b, bbls , 33; pork, d 100; dried fruit. do mp. Lbs , 1,609; 4; furniture, pes, 2 Guiene —Beef, bbdis , 150; oxen, 4: pork. bbls. do., 150; thipbread, do., 450; do., box 110; 100; potatoes, bble,. 250; lard, 1bs., 15,100; candi 000; peanuts, bags, 100; castor oil, bbls, spirits turpentine, do , 2: raisins, bxs, guapowd no other boarders. terme, ireluding fire given and required. PECIAL NOTICE—CBANGE OF T! Stockholders of the New Yor idey, the 23d tnetant, Notice ro cone a 1 Febrnsry next, 0 be any for % Lil headed Bomacl P. d by uch an undiguitied subte committee decin it dug to themselves to make th: renee : 4 te) | their duty to guard membe herria, 107 do,; sora. 340 bushels; | {in nourinated eat obo regn tar, ; Dams, do,,2.067; lard, can be deoci | tur: room, Clinton Hall, o d £0 the nominations ot belot, cn sled for that parp DouC ning, at their room, Pree Meson iners of importance will be acted on. ‘or in good stan ling are rerp2otfull EN tory leeture before the stuéy of Fronel have boen yaade for ladies. | PPO ACCOMPLISNED AM. pervect knowledy | EPENMANSHIP.—TEOMS REOU ARDING OARD WANTED: retined engar, do , 16,123; 000; ‘ay wile, in a plain eases, 63; whale oil, galis 60; ale, bb room. Terms mt apples, do +2; Onions, do., 10; | quired. Aduress pickles, ensea, feet, $9 000; shingles, 10.000, orpepprres hf. bbls,, 83; tobacco, bls., 67; cois, C0; mutras Sena ace Location mi OARD WANTED—BY vate family (Meth me? Be alled tor tha 2 JOHN the office of the Yompany, and the For the transpor on th © points, 3a. 1 ight Wagons oF A 6 B, eC parions. d w desirous of cid ates, 5 5 bal sol, mgr ler. 0.74 Broadway, antil the or the following work: ~ teenrporting each Woy, be'woonWirgin Gay ant sll the passem; STORS.—SEALED PROPOSALS 196. For Baa Juan vie DARRIRS, part of ther trantid routs, ‘or 3 Y ASSOCIATION, manibtes regeat that the LIBRARY A roantile biDeary W Monday eve nein tho 2 " Al not to at CINGWESLE, nomingtione ADJOURNED M E-THEM are reques Hall, No. promi to ecember, 1551, at a ip: ionds cf George 2 com= NoTics houra anerty ut par ther inh a tioket, talaely claim- a4.’ No reftocting ,0F0; shooks, 2.600; naval stores, bbia, books, ca to theie constituents. Signed, 5 1; furniture, do, 26; beef, bbls, 40; potatos, do, 25: | ou ar Ae Leas ON set pean Cee onions. do , 60; corn meal, hhds , 20, d0., 2; oats, Fae WAV EER OE ee ROTO eooone, bushels, 109 ; corn, do ,84; agricultural implements, 7; Kowann S$ Wan, dn. - ‘ lar Nominating Commitice OGIATION.—THE tin the le ING + Exceutive Convention of the soveral Che ptor Exocu +il meeé nt American Hall, vornor of rard streets, thio Monday. eveni inet, at 734 o'clock =Meibere who have nob sei credentials will prepere themsclven with thom. he Grand Pxeout ve will meet ab the sams, at 7 JOUN KR. LYDECKER, BERS OF LAFAYETTE dito be puncinal this eve K iavta: nd, harman. ov The = 19th in their Tho mom Broadway, mombers of ted. By order, H. HEBRNSTELN, WM. weer, Seo'y. TRUCTION,. PROVESSOR Kivi Bb 734 o'olack, his t on Entrance tree. gentleman wishes to ARD WILL introtuc- Avcommodations IGANS—A WELL EDU ach the ¢ roan , he could + e i Engl pectsble famil enter fato auch an arrang T., at the office of this pup ea new papils daily ac art, ina 'p modern conveniences. A LADY IS DEBI not to exceed $5.9 week. £D.— GOL ) Broadway, firet corner on $250 for a course of ten lovsons, of no AND LODGING pal inetraments, do, 1; sil 3 WibDOW LADY WISHES BO4 1, bf. bola, 40: beef, bbls. 14; oar: (LN semily. Toews mues ve ves Adéress bbls. $2; do.. bun, 270; salt. eaoks, 2 Brest way pose omen, 65; Am. brandy. galls, 1,28; do. gin, do , 255 yiRD. - x lbs , 8.280; lard, do, 6645; butter, do. 2082; | BOARD. CA GENTLEMAN AND 18 WIP 3, 17; iron ¢ 4; handuc Deck parlor, FOR A GENTLEMAN AND i good untarnia parella, bundles, 10. | hoursach, stationery 600., or $6 fur twenty les vif: ica.—Tobacco, hhas . 40; ehip breed, bbls ,31; best, | ing scatiozery. Private Lessong a! the yooms ouly, redvioui do., 2; flour, do., 4; butter, Ibs., 240; hams, do, 180; an- | to $10. Ladies’ Clasace st 11 A, M. and f o’olook YM. Gon: gar. do., 1,245; rope, do., 634; iard, ‘do,, 460; joist,’ do, | Honen sto A.M. ands, 7, aad 8 o'alook VM, daily, «x 5 ablngics, bais., 193 ; boards, 914 ; window sash emith's @ N ru bors dave scoepted, n i fer mado the othor day b New Gra clothing, do man sppiying ach 4 lery, do, 19; s.d0., $3; other hard. | present month, & fall course of lees sn wate, do, i. +25 famey goods, do., 6 amoity of ordiaary ¢ billiard balis, do ,1; watches and jewelry do, 10: Inces gellenee the panna } 40,1; millinery, do. do .9; barometers, do. 1; eo! gycki dhe by DIN A PRIVATE B.D., ) Croton water, two bath roows, Kas His ROUS TO OBTAIN hoard in & private American family, where azo fe bove Union place; ami th Roferen or Addross box 2,454, Post Oiice. IN A PRI- A GENTLEMAN st preferred). where the comforts home might be realized. Address ii. F., box 3,000 Post 7; furniture, do, 2; drugs pkgs 3; bay, bales, 25; corn, bushels 60. ‘The movements of cotton have lately been more active Last week the shipments were upwards of eight thousand bales. This is new and important feature in our ex- port trade, and it is particularly necessary that it should exhibit iteelf more and more, weekly. The exports geno- rally, last week, were considerably larger than usual The increase in imports js much more rapid than in 6x- ports. and the searon is about opening when the balance Qgainst us on our foreign trade will accumulate enor- | mously, We have no returns showing the (ustom Ilouse | value c@*he above exports; but it is limited. The varie- | ty of articles shippedis very great; but they io not gun up much in dollars and cents. According to the Message of the Governor of Massa. | churetts, the liabilities and resources of the Common. | wealth were on the Ist of January, 1952, as annexed: | Fixances oy Matsacuuserrs—Resounces asp Lianturrins. | ‘The property of the Commonwealth consists of— Western Railroad stock, (8 per cent.) $1,176,400 00 | Five per cent. scrip é + 684990 00 | p oomforts! Sundays, in 8 small home can be erjoyer inquir \ As to locality, th Address H. A. H°: cation I where there will be Site of Broadway. A |. provid Herald office. hood of 8t, John’s Park. d office. Tw Addrosi 4 tea, and outorts of % y tinie for one week, at $2 Suffolk street. HOUSES, ROOMS, &c. WANTED, E OR TWO GENTLEMEN THAT WOULD BR WILL to reom together, can be accommodated w: room, with breakfast d a inner on preferred. yANTED TO RENT—A ROOM FOR A GENTLEMAN, and also 9 bed-room for hi: spovtablo private family, where there are no other boarders. North side of the city preferred. Terms must Re mocerst® ae payaens will be made in advance, C., Hora! cer, with board im 3 ro- tL QUSE WANTED—TO HIRE OR TO BUY, FROM Houston strect to Fourteenth strect, or in the neighbor- Address Box 219 Post Ofice. USE WANTED.—WANTED TO HiRB, ABOUT TUB Jat of April, s three story house, with all the modern Gonvenicnces, situated betwoen Ninth and strecte, and Feurth snd Sixth avenues. id termes, box 1,803, Post O y-Snicd , Stabing lo bi C d the rent bi OOMS WANTED—A SITTING ROOM, TWO BED- rooms, and kitchen with front basement; {a 8 house ther Ouse Or cottage would reasonable, Addres: s County, city and town scrip, (6 per cent.)., 260 800 00 Notes and mortgages, (6 per cent ). 822 697 15 Notes for land in Maiwe, (6 per ovnt i Western Railrogd loan sinking fund rights. Realestate, &e ., 426.112 49 | Bends and mortgages of railroads5,049.565 58 ——— 7.287 969 57 ew York. Addr Herald office. $10,335,533 78 hon its own ac- | Debt of the Common’ eount, January 1. 1 Sorip loaned to railroads forty orem, W eee 391,030 55 John street, toon. Vbirty miles of City Hat, the Hersid office. ANTED TO LEASE, ONE OR TWO LOTS WITH OR without buildings, suitable for s manufactory; muss be No chjection to the upper with real name and place of ink ith good ant State particulars. OOMS WANTED, UNFURNISHED, WITHOUT board, or & part ol a sn » for & small genteel : between Third and Fifth avenue, above Twenty- 6 r, th street, preferred; rent mot to exceed $12 per mosth. see va ir ing Jac + . Cash on hand... 76.822 33 nei nate ANTE D-IMMEDIATELY, A THREE STORY Productive property... 2 ++ 4+ $8,096,960 21 house, with all the modern improvements, to be waed is in Maine uneo as agclect boarding house, The situation must be bebwoon Lan 1d 631,301 62 Mareachusetts claim.,... 181,000 00 Fourtge 4 Bloroker streets, neat Brosdway, Address rt of ths city view, “Jvon, ANTED—A SNUG FARM, OF FROM TWENTY TO L house Mo Address to 45 | within Balance ‘n favor of the Commonwealth, , $3,992,003 22 Of this balance, however, not more than one million | is available. The ordinary receipts into the treasury for the year 1851, exclusive of the balance on hand at its | commencement, were $666,192.09. and the expenditures | | $642.106,38, rhowing © balance against th te of $75.€75,20—which, however, is principally accounted | for by some extraordinary items of expenditure during | the year. The estimated receipts for the year 1862 are $617,000, and the expenditures $68,201, showing a ba Iance in favor of the treasury of $48,709. This estimate | | is founded upon the assumption that no extraordiaary appropriations are made, end that the leg sion will not extend beyord one hundred and days. If it should appear, befor Log that a deficit will cecur, the Governor rece y | named goods, which | than any other ho attended to. No. Irving House, Rms wine sale, 2% 1 lative se mmonits a di rect tax to aupply it ~~ BORSE: Seemeeeneererenemewmemeees ms ADVERTISEMENTS RY i eco. Will be sold | MUSIOAL. ‘T, HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE: caves Gold Sherry, of Duff, Gordon, and Co."s brand airo. «few thousand selected primo Havana Sogars, whi he offers for aale on modorase terma. B. PRTERS & CO. Brandios, and Soga 4 retail buyers to th LIQUORS, BU VED 40 WILLIAM MALONE, 7 Now stro’. they a: ¢ in the city, Broadway, CARRIAG HORSE 8, s BAY oui at ran c IMPORTERS OF WI invite the attention ot w owner, or Ail be liberally rewarded. anu . AARAAR AAS | @TOLEN « AYRD—a | SGNORA RLiza ya Se inten Place. Hove, bat | SD" singivg, Informa tho mi: . woven aloes, oh Batecday veuiee | munt he mnde by totter ne 1 yhitoh Owner was aeliverinn ond phich Will prompt), od to, Tho acd of sing hore, above rixtee nds | like th ¢ of painting, an imitative ard. She havingbeed | iis tail to hack. log da Prima donas in Italy, and having yot s/l and nepeedy walker. Ba Ps re, few professionals in this which was one bez of onte ond s binaket he ‘TY who com toach byezamplee and by itaite tic Perron on returning raid horse sad net bo th eolly wm tb ee Jtalian, French, the owner Bt 143 Amon Kkregt coraer o seiah aba Boesieke oe Om" ON BKER. ayreD— ay Two PROTESTANT GIRLS, SITUA- ion e— ok, Waahor, on place be seen at 273 and Seventeenth streets, ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY WHO HA8 BEEN 4 Tronor; the other of city ref rene Firat avenue, bo- Whe one a long aco mansgemant of chil dren, asituation as Nursery Governes# and Seamatross. Sho wuderstends the eutti of ohilicen’s drosses, Sud in competend to instruct young children in tho ueaal Tranckes of an Engtioh e¢uoation, 1a no objection to go « short distance im tho courtry, and will farnish good refer- ene Addrces City, Hern.’ ofiice. ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A KESPECTABLE ae Cook, Wosber, and lroner. Apply at ber present situation, 17 Madison equare. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRE, A SITU- tion as Wet Nurwe, tert city ret rencoa Apply ad eet. Inquire for Mra, Cummins Can by cuca bY A VERY RESPECT. blo young woman, to do housework. The best of city ences riven. Pleare oall at 506 Houston stroct, ascond front room, Can be seen for bwo day JANTED—A SITUATION, sY A MOST BESPECT- ablo itl, ca Chambermoid ond Waiter, or to tako i.dren, and do plain fewing. Can pivo overtwovesra’ rele rom her last situation in Brooklyn, for expsbtlicy tnd high iow To neat in person, Can ho sera tor two aye, ob Mill en, 42 Fulton atreot, Brooklyn. A4NTED—RY A TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & tifastion as Cook; in » good washer, ironer, aad er. Good city reference given. Can ba seam for swo days 83 Weod Ninetecnth streot, betmoen Siath and Seventh avenues. V ont rity ey Ga cr. good pinin nao eap be g 513 Houston street. A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE irl, ae Chamberinaid, ant to asnies in DLE YOUNG WOMAN, ok, Washer, and froner, Can be'soen tor two eity reforen ns Inquire 26.No, Osixon Benue, nest Carmine atroe: SPECTABLE PROTESTANT to Cook, Wash, and Irow ia a of a bavy, do fine y te sien fer ootreet, Reooulyn wa A YOUNG WOM A SITUATION i Hag vo objéation toca houra ’ y pont of city anes rest plice, Call at 100 Columdis wtrsom in the roar, fret floor, Caa be toon from ? o clook A.M, until six tn the ING WOMAN, or ta do Appy ab 7 onbn avenues bY A WE on £6 CoO third too W aANTED. y A SITUATION, BY cman. ipa goed Cook. xundyons ins ata ‘amily. talars famition for t for two days abc ton wtrest (Military G CTABLS YOU WT ANTED— yO RESP. Gal Wain it nd to tuke caro of chil: dion, andt Iron and to do vo 4 be seon for two days at 2 Sising and Prinoo ate. Ua- BY A RESPECTALLE WOMAN, A St the underetanda baking aad woul asaiet vd ironing Goad city roicreace given Ap- fth atreet. ply ah 17 Tw ANTED--A SITUATION 48 snd Iron, ins pri with good vity reference. the beoh store. WV AXTRD TA SITUATION, BY able widow woman, 10 DOK, AND TO Wasu to farnily, by a very cxp ad Call st 74 Sixth aven YOU ¥G RESPECT. wishes to work by the day, from eight o'clock in tho morning until mix ia the ateruoon. Sho hes worked one yoar in & hat factor : Hing to make hervoil go: Vin a rexpe mily. ‘dhe bestot city rot i Cam be econ for three days, sb 2} Marion wbee: eeoond floor. ANRTED-—BY A RESPROTARLE woman, 2 pitustion aa good Cool, Beeb ot city retor- esgiven. May hercen for two days. Picasa call at (71 cwentieth etreot, between Seventh snd Righth avon BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO. hes Iret hor ow, id, 2 situation as Wet Nurga. Flonse to call at iit Le ANTED—A S11 UATION AS CIULDR, by a reeprotnb! man, who is tabe en Chauboranid hort of eily reference given, Aplyat 207 Mulberry etroek, Con Ve ween for two dase, ANTEZP—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do chamberwork, washing an? iron. in nprivate family. Can give good city reference, and to teke cere of children. Apply a 119 en Fifth and eixth avenace, YOUNG has no 0b; West Twell TANTED—BY A RESPEC CABLE YOU \\ 8 situati Igo ne ¢ ng. Pleaso c: » Renersl hy to di i of t, front bayemont. NCED RESPRC TABLE young Woman, © ation ap cook, 6; A irener, or would doreneral hengework in reforencer; wo: Xa be veen for two days at 122 Allin lyn. PRACTICAL PRINTER CAN £ make A moad excellond A t hs woekly paper ia this city, with e , by addressing a line to Hl. B., Heval ED—A JOURNEYMAN RARBER-AQ pret Constant employment given. Apply ab 0. 12% Koo tntree SMART, ACTIVE LAD, ABOUT FL? in a lawyer's office; u » in own handwriting ey ED—A en yeark MAN, A SITUATION IN A pping clerk, beeu em antey 2 Tompkins place, % IN A TEA ESTAGLISHMENT, A SITUA. aby & wan who haga thorovgh knowlodge pirg, kc. and who will make apy O P,Q, Herald office, y usefal. ANTED IN A GENTLEMAN'S tore, an active young man; One familiar with the wan nud French languages proforred—none but thore to make themeclyes generally wecful need apply. fe, in own band writiag stacing refer FURNISHING SMART, TIDY AND Irish, English, 8 nded ecrvants d colored —se: sn, Ge maida’ waite je eorvante, &o. Select Protos eet, and Society Agency, 106 Chambers street. servants of good character admitted, W ANTED_TO PURCHASE—A GOOD SECOND HAND Su Engine of ten horae p Wish or without ofier, Address, with full stateme: Robert, Meraid LOY WANTRD IN A DRUG STORE. —API A No.1) Third avenue, corner of St. Mark's place. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO TRAVEL AND MAKE 4% Menoy.— On reesipt of One Dollar (postage paid) the yertivor will eend to any address tho art of manufactur two articies, which any person. of facture, and will pay Sve hundred percent. Said articles are wanted by every. men and womsn inthe United States, $'00 per month has and can be made by the sale of them. Address Box 41, Tal- Isierree, Florida. A COMPETENT PERSON WISHES A SITUATION AS Indy's maid and sesmotress; understands hair deossing, ng wad fitting: best city reference; apply ab 40 West riernth street, in the reat, second floor. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ie Inmily a6 seamstress or chamber- aid, pnd is a competent hand with the noedle, and is will- 0 make herself generally usefal ins family; good city reC renee can be had from her tast placs, and ean be seon for twe days at $i Tenth sveane, between Sixteonth and Seven- teemtn street, first floor, in the rear building. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION #5 Cook, Washer, and Ironer. Laderstands baking, or would go an’ La Has no objection to a bo: sc or hotel. en At No, 165 Twent: oor. SITUATION IS WANTED BY AN £NGLISI SER- veut £8 chambormaid, washer and ironer, of to do hous pr can produce the best of refe A workin a mcos please callat 17 Dean street, South Brooklya, for thre Abyss NT BOY, FROM 14 his paren' Cail at rty street, up st LOYMENT WANTED—BY AN ENCLISHMAN AND MP “4 hia wife, without any family or i zenersi house gorvan' ckeoper to sain wmbrance--one 8a cook orcock and all respectable fa. v.. Advertiser po 4 ations, and ve Lighly respec: rence; and ldbe found both trustworthy and stteative ia any {1 y toatmay want hie sorvicos They ate membors of the Church. Addrces X. Y., M2 Laurens street, feont K Poon. "T°, DRASSMAKERS AND MILLINERS.—WANTED, 8 Frénoh Dressmaker, compotent to tabe charge of her department in one of the best houses in Now York; also, a French Milliner, competent to di her departmont. Situa- rMAD Reserences required, Addve + real name and direction. HOTEL RK FAMILY KOVRL, NEW BRIVGR STRERT, Hi}, Lonson.—Tho above house is contrsily susted, hasan exoellont coffee room, tan or twolvo private + \\.az rooma, betwoen forty and tity fight, airy bed-roome, & oking room; warm, cold, and shower baths always ay; & piehs porterin a nia} the Now Xork Ker tend epjoyed as their hands, aad se thelr combinnod padrensee and recommends Mow HARLEX RATLROAD.— Tre Harlem Kal ine on sud etter Monday, Will leave ¢ Ist], ng, will I paswon ho road in & fe cS w ods vou W. SLOAT, Superintendent, AMCOY RAILRO in, a6 19 0 Ds. ig Joxwoy oity, Jon Cortiqnds street; 9 4. M., Leib Piuletolphia, game hoo: from foot ot Walp to $i for weed olves, and $2 60 for seo Washington, avd ( Lines, and thro: Amorisen foonds | SALES BY AUCTION. UCTION NOTICB—SALT.—TWO HUND! of Liverpool Factory zied Fina tals NEWS BY THE MAILS Our Washington Correspondence: slay, Saotary ahr ab Ja eceloakr in tront of the store, No. Wasnixa ron, Jan. 17, 1852. 57 Dey street, corner of Green wich. Unucd States Capitol and the New Extension, ond the other Public Bwildengs of the Fedral City — Ther Cost, &e. | The Capitol, from all points of the compass, ia the prominent feature of Washington city. From its lefty site—its size—its majestic and beautiful slnedidait — | proportions, and its brilliant whiteness, it overlooks LEMON NOTICR THOS, BELL, AUCTION BER. | ae like a lordly giant among the Lilliputians. By WN. BUSH (Monday), thiaday, at bali-passten eclock, in tha enle rooms, 10 North William street, enloof | Jig situation ig fine. From the top of the grea’ central dome, an immense sweep of country in Furnithro, Dry Goods, 22/000 Segars, and other acticles, in con ti every direction is commanded, Up and down the | great Potomac the lanlecape is particularly _ pleasing, with ils combinations of bold b gently W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer. | ANSTION NOTICE GROCERIES, FRENCH PRUNES. | Figs, CoMeo, randy, &o,—fueaday, January 2), ab 10>, | Grelcck, at No. 87 Doy wircet. commer of Greenwich= Cole, | Tea, Susan, Mustard, Spicer, Fronch Plam Rive. Starch, Witskey, Gin, Wines, Raising, ’ bacco, Sega I, Herring, Vouater Seal Pitre proot Bates, & W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer, No. °7 Dey stvoot, corner of “ireon wich. W. SHIFLEY, AUCTIONEER—CROCKERY AND Gines vaie— Wednesday, WSs o’eloc le No, 3f Plate etre: wit sale, in lows to sui at tt dea'e . jusd lende ny Heohes (a tg ae swolling elovations, lowlasds, highlands, fields _ | forests, cities, villages and tho fast winding rivea aY H. LEEDS & CO. WILL | with its bridges, aqueducte, and its shipping,iss m Monday, J y Was BM oclock, | A on ‘ “1 p the gallery of the Sevirty Li rary, N Rroadway. oor. | €xpansive creeks, tributaries and estuaries. Frow Ce eeyg id Private colivction OC Ol | the portico ofthe late library of Congres, sat prises about es a} edand | yiew to the wost commands al! the most prominen’ od with x Wvorat | Of all these details of the scene from the dome it | self; and in the spring and early summer, this por- tico has been the witness of a4 many littl bite of fifty valuable oil p Togard Lo canepse, by Baldobrand, Hontheet, orm. Re tisuhainwer, V Waliqau, and other oe tan iatioaver, | love making, romance, and flirtation, ag the aleoves ed | of the library in the winter monthe. FOR SALK AND TO LAT ‘The Capitol of the | 1 States is stusted on | ahill the most lolty in the city, the main body of RAKB OPPORTUNITY 13 OFKE u 0 west of it bolo: nai Geladliebmont ta this city, which hae becn im suce | which strote tt pag towards the ration the last cix years, and haa a wi t | President’s boure, andthe ge ling plateau Yields s protit from 25 to 4 per ecnt, T to the north of Ve tyvania avenue. Tao grounds ameunied to upwards of $440, and, wi appropriated to the Capitol ¢ of thirty acres, fan be increased to double (ls amon P t J i cy ae partnor taken, either active or ailen divic inte two sevtic Che east- of from $40.8 to $5,000, Audrena X. ¥.Z, ab tho o | ern section, boing on the sammit of the bill, is CESS eee much bigber than tbo we and is in the form C472 AND RESTAURS Nr FOR 84 ONB OP of an almost perfect square, aid level as a meadow. id fat Iecations and mere profitable establishments ‘The western section, nextto Ponnayivania avenue, hie eity~en dws seonsion can be had ne 0: pide pe nh * on For torvher particulars, apriy to | is a thourand times host beausful. 1 form of a semi circle—the Capitol iteclf forming the hne of the cord of the are. The arrange ol she trees, the shrubbery, ond flower beds, in ibis soe. | tion, ond the circling teccaces around the baso of ilding, which’ havo been shaped out trom ec orginal formation of the hill, make this west- ern garden truly beautiful, laoking only the im. portant requisites o! and flowing water, and a@ lake or two tomak, of the most charming ER MORGAN, No.1 Pine hin on Lines ar t st thio eiey, au. Catl, or ue snd Swenty-nint er on et. corner of favenin & BS RSALY—ONE OF THE OLDEST GRE Stores on the wes DERIRY AND of thia eity, dotne a at nics eras end Warean Only solstice ae pisces of landscape garsenir do of the im- Jeaving for Rurepe. Cash bitameas, Ple perial cardens ot sho Cou y Kingdom Hersid office Vhe exterior ofthe Capitol extibdiss a rusticated ON STATE | basement for tho fi the two other stories S wores, with being of the Corinthian o not the fluted Coriae thian of the City Hail of ) York, but the Ureok aeola Corinthian, of pilasters ° thirty feet in height, a double . Mary’a. ndid advancing portico on the east, ove hun i feos long, the centre of whioh is Pho 1 sixty SALK—A WELL-KNOWN KESTAUKANT AND fs P 5 ; crowned with a pediment ofcighty fect span. Lr, titwated on & corner, in Broadway, be ow ( Y is offered as & great bargelns | Zho it centre of the west front is di guished by a ro rer Will bo sold on the most reasoonble : A y parson with the ready cash, a will rey ing loggia of one hundred fe even g (0 to purchase. Apply to RUWNS & BALK imposing, from its superior hoight, than the eastern arenu eireet, JOR RENT OR BALE portico. The centre buil the rotunda, the library of ; is chiefly occupied oy Congress and committes -A BEAUTIFULLY Farm, in the town of Jamaion, Long Isl rooms. ‘I'he southern wing is occupied by the hail Aeplunaid neues for a Lege a | of the Louse and its accessories; the north wing by Sok Poeat mean fara | the Serfate and its auxiliary apartments, and by cho Supreme Court on the tloor below Aa bt with organ, apr DIMENSIONS OF THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL AND [TS furnaces, uitable tort O. of O. F _ GROUNDS ATTACHED U. A. aué other socivties. Those in wa: Grounds within the 8, 30 ac length well by ealling upon the W. SIMPSON, Purnitu corner Bower rofsned bafore Warehouse, No. Lid !te Hail to let, anita’ of foot- walk outside the ru mile. » three-fourths of a tovintion Hee 1 The building is as follows :— : ; Ki. In, A PANUPACTURING ESTABLISHAGNT FOR SALE.— ae cea aa “Ne 4 ‘A manuiacturing esvablishtant located inthee sy of | Totallength of front, north and south... 1 od 4 Brooklyn, in successful opsration, having a wi ‘on, | Depth of winge.. + Wk 6 and paying large p Any ereon having $5.0) to in: | East projection, portico and Fz . 65 Vent ima biiginesa, will tind hia @ rare vpporcunity. Address | Wert do, do. ao « 86 X. Ln, Brooklyn Poat Oni _ | —Covering one aud a half aore MY.0 NOTED PROPRIETORS —A LARGe PUBLIC | Height of wings to balustrades ore 70 Don cieecontainiag aowaeds afai0 roan cen bereaned, | Height to top of centre dome... +16 and the new furniture hadon (wir terms, A ‘suitable party | Represent. Hall, greatest length and bi a) wae © cash, haw now provented a raro opportunity The Do. Kreatest height + 60 sata bisiness, and Fiorata | Senate Chamber, height to dom + 42 Real Estate Owner,” Herald Do Grokteat longs a eran Shur Central rotunda, $6 feet diameter, vod height... 96 ra 5 1 OsT or THE BUT SINCLUDING PPPAIRS OF DAMAGES BY MINARCIAL, ? aHH nerrisit tw L814. MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS RANK, 51 | North wing, commenced $460,262 57 Chem bere street —‘the Trustees of this institution have | South win, see 908,808 41 ‘ireoted that interest bo pait to all depository entitled | Contra! building, finish 7.057 35 Suezeto, for she six months ening ist ultimo, 24 foltorra:— ieee } pias of $6.0, and under, atthe rato of six per cent Cost of building Capitol $1740 718 33 pum and on all aums exceeding $500, a8theratect | _Totat cost of butiding a $2,750,000, tp aepesiters ay principal at not called tor will bo oxrrivd to the a: GREGORY DILLON, President. York, Jaonary 16, 1802 IXTH AVENUES RAILROAD COMPAS Y.--THIS CO od under the provial V Rei rome b books of eubs of POU each of the capital eto i Bb) vill be open as the office of eb, on th ot, and for D. P. BARTYD | exclusive of subsequent annual appropriations; but, | with those appropriations, amounting to $2,690- 459721, ExT ‘ CAPITOL. ue new extension of the Capitol, the work upon which has already been so very favorably commenced, under the management of Mr. Waiter, of Phitadel« phia, the architec nd Mr. Samuel Strong, of New York, superintending master mason, bids fair to be completed in taree yoars, if Congrees will only make the appropriations. ‘The plan is by Mr. | Walter, for the extension, and is adapted to the | preservation of the crigina! pile as it stands, ana of | the etylo of ite archite »20 a8 to preserve the usi'y ofa single edifice in tue whole of the immense | strveture, additions and 1 | . The corner atone of the extension was lad on tho HAND AND copvenionca of Paring, Brothers & C mt AND.-THE igeants, will pplication $0 the um RN, & Co., 79 South at, N. Ye SPF th July last, and there has already been put down $ ON (RELAND, &e.—THER SUBSCRIBES | . , are of 40,000 hi cht drafie on diforont. bauks and bankersia | sonry of 40,000 perches. This Ircland end fcotiand, in aume to suit par- work upon the fouudations at bo: Wil , ON, 49 Fulton stroet, | ends of the building, and they are uow 80 far come pin ml taM a sa ous, Guke iita, Teens | Pleted ag to be ready for the marble work. The cfevery mi foundation wails are of that hard gneiss which ia — obtained in any quantity a fow miles up the Poto- ae es mac, where this rock, running through a rango of hille to the southward and westward, forms the boundary between the primitive and diluvial dia- tricts of thie latitude. ‘T's tis hard and tough | as iron, and splitting by ural seams into straight | surfaces. However irregular the blocks may be as | blown cut of the quarry, they aiways present ono | etraight side for the wall, without requiring a touch ofthe hammer. The exterior walls of thee foun- indin several points ¢, Den George's nes ailing erlificates for the oterato forms. SCOTT & rsany & 4%, pe te fe ireland. | ‘They ato sieo soto agente ar Ling, te Swgliow 1 Line, and Z line ef Liverpool London packehas parenge by any of whioh ships can be en- caxod on reasonable terran. ROKEY BANKS.—TRE BILLS OF THe NEW RO- le and James Hanke are redeemed at Comptroller A. 5. FASKER, 24 Pearl etecet. UO., 85 8 dations are seven feot thick. extending down twenty-five fect below the surface ofthe ground. The interior walls are from three to four feet thick. The work upon both wings, asit now stands, with the heavy outside and the numerous lines of interior walls, presents the ap- pearance of a strongly built but unfinished fortiiica- 2R WANTED—AN ACTIVS OR SILENT PAR’ i v4 S Cent nex, with seach capital uf from threa to five thoursad | ton at each end of the Capitol. Dasiee tho last dcilars, ina lucrative manufacturing business, of staple wr | fall there were in all some 35) men employed upon ticles, by a new and recen’ invention, whioh Is superior to chy row fm vK@, and will command the trade. Address Mann- nobusct, Herald office. the work, and they averaged, in their aggregate work, gome 200 perches of masonry per di DIMENSIONS OF THE NEW WINGS. AT SIX PER CENT INTER. $45 00 TO LOAN Feet. Tiches. fan WG, teat: on bond and mortergs om productive | Trendth, east and west. cues er Oe 6 real catate im this ciiy,in one or more sums. Apply to | jength, not ‘A 001 i sonn'r CONREY, No. 24 Wall street, corner of Broad, mane premaas Weteioes and wings. 3 0 7, 5OO WANTRO-FOR FIVE TO TREN YEARS, Length of eclonnades connecting the $ 9t on firet mortgago, Staten Istaad. Tho new wings with the present build- seourity ie most le. Partic can obtained of ing... teeeeseeoees » 0 DAVIDSON & BROMLE strect, DIMENSIONS OF THE CAPITOL WITH THB NEW ANTED—+A PERSOD i000 TO ADDITIONS, Join the advertiser in establis business in which ,, aa ditt! e be rw ount mveste . 4 352. “ orate eee atwcuces ag Length of present building and wings 52 C) ‘office, will be attomded to. Add length of new wing at each end, of pe é pried Add ench connecting colonnade, dé fect 68 0 MISCELLANEOUS, ‘Total length with new additions...... 726 C) ~ “ ~ ——ee ‘THE TWO HOUSES. GURIGHING: SLEIGHING : SLEIGHING THE QU Feet. Inches. ‘ion is Often asked, by respectable tamilios, whe: i ii we goto passa day or sn evenin: quietly, By all means go babi Mahalo SE bel hall of the ‘“ out to Yorkers, and give Dr Kellingor ® call, wt the Mansion cee, Shed WAS e House, and you will be taken care of, ao 43 to inducy you | New hall, as propoeed.. 98 6 to cell rain. The Doctor is vasy. varsatile, and exiromely by.» a +. 130 o happy in ucinig his power of adaptation to his pasrons and | Present Senate chamber, not exceeding, wmeeta. AML leave agreoably. disappointed. Maay ask, and each way.... m4 0 wonder why itie that the Doctor continuss to manace his | New chamber as 5 ry large Hotel, as his side business, with his Linimen’ and Mog hn Prop Fivid, ia 0 very extencive, Tho Dostor will brie)ly ay, in Verses 100 0 But the most desirable improvement will be im the increased dimensions of the galleries of tho Senate chamber. ‘Tho designor of the Capitol, af- ter the fashion of the British House of #0 pki a ~ Sea eran tet i exclude the people entirely, under the idea that | of that august body were to be exempted from he re 6 Willing to let woll aloma—he, like tha Bl phant, is ea d to frel cautiously of the dridge before he Attempts to go over. By atouzh his Hotel he has bee come personall d with the teas families im tho m: tion. ‘There i gteatdeal of desire to see an origi irs Quack, as pine-teaths of the procession new i living on the idens or orate of somos hing that eme n their great groat grandfather: However, that t little difference to th “4 amistad with &, supersbunds: vulgar gaze of the common people, as they were, . E a £ 0 K"aever dyiog with the abe Lee ee tars | indeed, for some timo. But public opinion de- makes a dollar he epreada it among the ‘widows, orphan tere, and the vari cliatitable institutions, an kainly, wyon the smile ‘And comparative e | manded a hearing, and the oxisting little yes, | capable of holding two or three habised Tori tight packing, were executed. Such as they ours tiathehaenovan it vill, of anunkiad work, to | they were an after thouzbt, all “outsiders,” ex re LER tat re Gree, | Moe pee people, being excluded by the | Reale Erie eee AA Reet: | original designers--Dr. William Thornton and B. people ra and gob am intel - feast and wholesom jemodation,at moderato | H. Latrobe. On the contrary, in keeping with the tT do vo,and judge for thenvelves, Av time and | Spirit of the age, and the public interest in the | Senate debates, the galleries of the new chambor things in oneral are very ungertsin, you had better come quiskly--particularly ia sleighinz times ‘The Dosvorje home | Will be capable of holding some three thousand ihe the Dector's saverbisemons on the Restoration tthe | People. Tho galleries of the now hall of the Ser ni c e vortisem a th ion ie Hivwau Hair, in Twesday's snd Tivreday'e Horud of this | House will also be larger and better adapted to week, ‘There are no such Hotels as there are from New York | hearing than those of tao existing arrangement. to Vonkers | Yougan touch at Gueniam's, Strikers Bay, | ‘The Uapitol, as it stands. is am Imposing and u ev, Jones’ jarermout, ©, Thom, Corsom’s a1 7 Vien ala Rise a blige Conut fete tity | beautifal “structure; ut, ko faded eoquottey ik ui ean get the Doctor's M: pure. If you break down at | OWes its beauty topaint. It is A pe white, but | Manhattan, B. Moore will take you ¢ircctly to Yonkers. is white lead; yet that is ils loast objection. Were it not for the white lead the whole editice, at this day, would meet likely have beon @ pile of ruins. Unfortunately, it isbuilt of 2 spongy, porous, soft and friable sandstone, which, from exposuro to tha clements, rapidly crumbles away. ‘Tho tre: building, the President's house, known ag the White House the worldover, and tao central building of the patent office, are all constructed of this spongy | gray sandstone, and they aro all disguised in several coats of white paint, more forthe purpose of pre-e serving them than for the object of rendering them more beautiful. Thoreason why thisetono was em- NP. O'SHAUGHNESSY, BN er and Desig York Dice, Ma eit rs r Ko., plenia apply a" mbove to J, LEANDER STARE, @ Oy a lad rat gh ne ty PUROUASR | ployed, was th andy, the quarries boing ng Fg y which the fall | Only a short distance down tho river, from whiob ne ja -euber | in flat boate, provided with eaijg, the material could te A * | be brought to the city st a comparatively trifling “5 - | expense. 8, one beg easy to work, = oF > | could be 4 ract, at attractively low ‘ a | price no most important of our vierEb will federal iof the most worthless Lp badd oy } sand slone, it was coavenient and e heirorskin, ‘ibe same ou beay on who will show any Cr lace years marble has been used. The General RO OF many xood aalitios. Post Ofice is of marble, and the large wing of 276 red cold by LIGGS & OO. 27 Hesse anrect sive, for | feet in length, just added to the Patent Office, is of salo cheap, Perfumery, Revential Oui, Extracts, wmd other | marbic, ‘Ihe Smithsonian Institution, ite tonlet arti