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LIFE LSURAXC. BRITISH trOM.vUERCIAL. LIFE IXSLRAXCE COMPANY. 39 CanrnJalll, London, and 81 Saw etxwct. Sew Tor.

ESTABLISHED IN 1820, AND INCORPORATED ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL X600.000, Or DIRECTORS. Sir Robert Alexander, Bart. George Ones. Esq.

Thontas Benson. Sebastian O. Martines-Esq. Joke Cattley. Arch'btd Fred.

ruum.Eeq. Joba Cox, Esq. Deasil i. TaoRapaoa. Esq.

Key. Wm. aiiofldd. M. A.

Geo. H. Weeaherheed, Managing Director. Ebruwr Femie, Esq. Actuary.

Joba Uoddard. Esq Physieian. Septimus Wray. M. D.

Bankers. Messrs. Olyn, Halifax, Mill a Co. "Advantages onered to Insurers." Tbe security of a large realised and invested capital. Very low ratee of premium on young lives.

Large Bouusse on polieiea effected oa tbe participation scale. Ua insurance for tbe Whole Life, one half the premium loaned (if dernier for the first seven years, at per cent, interest, without note or depoeite of policy, then to oe paid, or remain at a permanent loan, at the option of the insurer. Loan upon policial for the whole of life (after the nav- xeent of premiums) to tbe amount of one-third of the premiums paid. Tbe acceptance of Military, Naval, anl special risk of all kinds, on thi payment of a ecanmensurale premium. Age admitted on the policy when issued (if desired) on proof of date of birth.

No charge for stamp duty, or for medical examination Premiums may be paid quarterly, hall yearly, or an-anally. No extra charge tor Sea Risk te Europe. NFW TOII MEDICAL E1AMISIKBS. JOHN C. CHKtSMAN, M.

47 Broadway. K. U. JOHNSTON, Esq 782 Broadway. St4diho Urntt-Hoi.

WILLIS HALL Solicitor ALBERT GALLATIN, Jr. Prospectuses, and all information relating to Insurance may be obtained of FR KDER1CK SALMONSON.91 New street, s8 eod6 Agent for the nited States OFFICE OF THE JRFFERSOTi USCRAXCE COMPAM. No. 50 Wall at net, orrosiTE Merchasts' Eichavcr Nrw Yobs. February 5th.

1849 A an election for Directors of this institution, Leld J.X. the Office of the Company this day, the following vuupiK'a were elected Tucker. F.lishe Rigrs, Thomson Price, John P. Moore, James Holmes, Joseph Allen, Joseph DraRe, WillUm K. Thorn, Stephen Lyon.

Philander Hanford, Thomas T. Woodruff, Kobeon M. I). John Dsrison, Francis P. Sage.

John C. Merritt, Jobn II Lee, Tbcmas Morrell, Samuel Mil bank, joeian Kicbards. James oillespie. The following gentlemen were at the same time elected inspector? or tbe next election, to be held in 18o0 C. V.

S. Roosevelt. William Bradford, James E. Cooley. Subsequently, at a meeting of the Board of Directors.

MOSES Tl.l KER. was unanimously re-elected President for the ensuing year. fe2awnp GEORGE T. HOPE, Secretary fsjTtie jnantlattan Fire Insurance Company No. Wall street, WITH A HEEVED APlTAL OF DOLLARS.

PAID IN and safely Invested insure property against lo.f or damage by fire oklt, uli as tavorable terms as similar lnstitutiuns. Dibectobs. Nathaniel Richards, Russell H. Nevlns, Samuel Mott, Peter II. Kchenrk, William F.

Mott, David L. Ilaigbt VXIUiam W. Fox, ieorge S. Fox, Ellsha RlKgs. Kufua L.

Lord. Augs.H. Ward, Moses Taylor, John Steward, James Colles. Thomas W. Pears all, Richard Tighe Peter Cooper, Edward F.

Sanderson, Thomas Barron, Hunry Elsworth, Lyman uenison. NATHANIEL RICHARDS, President. Thomas Bull. Secretary. ap2u 2awnp wilLiamsbi rgh fire i.nsi haxce coT WiUlamsbargh, 1.

NF.IV YORK OFFICES IX WALL STREET AND 107 BOWERY. THIS COMPANY, with a full capital all paid In and securely invested- continues to insure against loss or I damage by tire on dwelling houses, merehaudise, house hold furniture, and alt depcriptions of personal property, on as lavoraoie terms as ine city omces generally. DIRECTORS. Jeremiah Johnson, Alonzo A. Alvord, Robert Barklry, Thomas McElrath, ld.nl.

W. Towusend, James C. Baldwin, John S. Harris, Charles Devoe, Francis A. Palmer, Daniel Burtnett, Luke Eiker, Jay Jarris, Wm.

Wallace, DANIEL BURTNETT, President. Janve M. McLean. Secretary. np FIRE INSURANCE.

TIse North. American Ftre lnsurmnca tompsny. OFFICE NO. b7 WALL. ST.

CAPITAL with HANDSOME SURPLUS. This Company offers to insure against loss or damage I by Are within the city of New York or its vicinity, on I terms as lavoraDie as any similar institution. DIRECTORS. James W. Otis, Charles Williams, Hugh Auchiuclosj.

Caleb Swan, Daniel B. Fearing, Cornelius McCoon, Andrew Foster, jr Henry Parish. Thomas Tilerton, James MrBrair. uavia n. aeeier, Samuel J.

Beala, Wm. S. Wetmora, James Bogert. Rich'd M. Blatchford, Jonathan inorne, Wm.

Whitewrigbt, Moses H. Grinnell, Wyllis Blackstone. Thomas W. Gala, joenua j. nenrv.

JAMES W. OTIS. President ti. -W Blebckeb, Secretary. mh4np Jgcwr Vorh.

Life Insurance and Trust Com psi nw. OFFICE NO. 62 WALL STREET. CAPITAL. tl.UOO.OUO.

The Company Insures LIVES on the mutual plan, al lowing the insured to participate in the profits, and also on tbe proprietary system as heretofore, grants and pur-chases ANNUITIES, and makes anyother contracts, in volving the interest of money and the duration of Ufa. It also receives money in trusts and allows INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. For 00 days and over, 4 per cent, per annum. For 2 years and over, All other deposits, and deposits intended for accumula tion, such interest as may agreed on at the time thede- posit is made. DAVID THOMPSON, President.

Philip B. Kearney, Secretary an24)n OFFICE OF THE NATJOVAL. r'IKK INSUR- AA IK tu.tlPASt, NO. 67 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. rTH IS Company, with a full capital, and a large sur JL plus securely invested, are prepared to effect insur ances against loss or damage by hre on all descriptions -of property also.

on inland navigation risks, on as favor- terms -as any similar institution in this city. 11 losses promptly adjusted and paid. DIRECTORS. t-v -j tt Thome. Martin Hoffman, Eugene Bogart, intl.

J. Herrick, Andrew D. Melick. Gilbert Davis. Wm Vn.w'ck' Jo'Ph Lord, Jr.

Henry H. Ward, feuV H. Jacobs. TIIOv'AS W. THORNE, President.

W. C. Kellogg, becretatT; s8 eodnp crnic inn NARIiE IKSCRANCR. TENNESSEE MARINE FIK.E INSURANCE COMPANY. Incorporated In 1833.

$300,000. 950,000. LOSSFS ADJUSTED AND PAID IN NEW YORK. -J Gill, Secretary. John M.

Hill. President. M. JAS. HOGGS, Agent, 8 Wall street.

This Company refers to David Leavitt. President of tbe Am. Exe. Bank. John Brouwer, President Eaxt River Ins.

Co; Messrs. Eakin, Robertson 174 Pearl street. Messrs Morran. M'tiung Beaver street. Messrs Greonways, Henry Smith, 111 Pearl street.

d2tnp. MA1U.VK AND FIRJC 1NSURANCK, THE vjioajsvlllv Insurance and Tract Company INCORPORATED 1838. CASH CAPITAL, ILL VAID 1ST AMD SEC ELV INVESTED. LOSSES LSSHcaALLT ADJUSTED AHD FBOMrTLV rAU llfKSW Jy2S np A.B. lIOtlKS.Agent.TaWallit.

CbtJBON BLEt" CHAM PA E. (iOLL having contracted from this date with Messrs HYMA.N BONMN, whereby they transfer to him the General Agency in tbe United States for the sale of their above well known and superior Wine, begs to inform the public that ne naa reeeivea ana wiu comic-a rMiv roirulitr sunDlies of tbe same. in order better to distinguish the brand from tbe many Imitations and marks which have appeared or may ap-rr vm AN a BONN IN 'S name and the Initials C. Khcims. will be on the SAirU, or lower label, the Bine Ribbon or Cardan bleu remains as heretofore New York, 1st January.

1849. Ja is J. E. HULL 119 Pearl st, Hanover Square. pJaxo FORTES.

Gat II. BAR.MORE offer for sale at their mannfaeto-. ry and wareroom.301 Bleecker street, an assortment rosewood and mahogany Piano Fortes, of finely carved tiothie and modern Parisian styles. These Pianos, for -snechanioal construction, excellency of workmanship, and richness of tone, cannot be surpassed, ana wnere un purchaser has any doubts, they will be set up. and any reasonable length of time allowed to satisfy him.

This a mew feature in the business.it is important to the purchaser, as the market is full of traps, well calculated to wjatch tbe inexperienced. A responsible warranty with Aach instrument. Reference to some of ths first fajalliaj fan the eitv. Ji.B. Pianos to let.

FT A. II. Gale Co-a. FIANV FORTE WARE ROOMS, 353 BROADWAY. Bfstnttfactary No.

10:1. 104 and 106 Third Awe. BU, rernra a P- IANO PORTE MANUFACTORY. Anentirly new warranted superior in tone, and to remain in i-Mi snsrsntM. and the selling oa trial, suojeet returned if not rood, are not new features in our Atnna We shall continue so onw t.wmm i Vheo'any doubt as to their quality is expressed the rasT be withheld until such doubts ar, re- l- I TT a ROOER8.

nftlM. Fl 152 Fulton street. CAUFOBMA FILTERS. fare Water. PEABCE'S UA'lElt FILTERS, i avail sireei.

New orkt mnr are informed that he has constantly en A hand Water Filters, of the most apprevd eonstrae- i. rr.nLwl V-li to answer us buvw. Lk la tended. These Filters are all Impor tant to persenj goiag to California, as ths water of hat ami try is nown to be eery impure. Ial8 is PTTi il-'ilRMA PL3IPS.

-Hydraulic Pumps, oon structed on philosophical principles. Wit the force which can be exerted by J.his machine in the waxhing ttroeess. the gold t3U eesuy oe eeperaiea irou jiici V. a rMt. rt earthy matter.

oras" 1. PEARCE.No 11 Wall st. Tbe above is a new article, never before offered t. Ah. market lmDfcC Ionf salami Insnrsut CAPITAL.

DOLLARS. -WITH A SURPLUS. Office No. 41 Fulton atrcrt, Brooklyn. na-riErKg to take ruks on buildings, se i disc, machinery, and property generally, at current "xTucpanTfca.

through the great New York ree of Island 1645. and ale the rnt diMtrons SMmklvn fire They ewe their escape from them, with J2vrtyhy toth. sy- wbUh they iii.i. And scattering their risks. tH-iriiealera aad the nubile gene- thirds ti: rtird of thr business is on ruks la the city of Brooklyn.

All losses which the company may sua laid, WUl Be aa- jarted aad paid r.7 Sawls tC. FINN. Fearetary. -PDWARD E. iLvCSBAK Railed in the Crescent Ha city tor California via Cbagros on the 23d of Decern-er.

and will attend to business lor bis friends in Boston jtnd New York a Fra- dunaR, ja251mU 1 Broad stmt. an the 7 wiu P. Dr. for an I I nT ratlr Re pwbUcaval si arml CananaltierM be Democrat i Repahlicaa General Committee met at Headquarters, earner ef Broadway and Lbpenartt at. Thursday evening, February 8th, 1848, at half-past o'clock.

The following treutUinen ware nnanimomly sleeted omeen of the Coiamittee for the ensuing year ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Chairman. Cbarlrs I. ReecaT A. Adams, Secretariat.

fU It Gisardcs Borcx, Treasurer. tor- Ooaus C. Tan Eyck is no longer anthoriaed to collect money for the L'aies TtisiMimM Ling. f.ljlt- A. DECKER, Agent.

CTf- American IsssUtmte A special meetinr of Institute will be held Tuesday evening. Feb 13th, at o'clock, at tbe Repository. No. S33 Broadway. The location of a building for the Repository of tbe Institute oe consiaerrd.

JeLS It HENRT MEIGS, Rec Ree. The Twelfth Anniversary e)f the Color-eel Orpiusi Asylwwe, wUl held at the Broadway Tabernacle on TUESDAY, the 13th instant, at 7, 0'doek. M. The children will be present and take part in the exercises, and addresses may be expected from the Rev. Tyng and others.

A eoileetion will also be taken up. The managers will be gratified by a general attendance. Admittance cents. felO St (a- The Backet eh Id La DuchcsM -Orleans, Havre, being nnsvoidably detained, will sail on TUESDAY, 13th Inst-from Pier No. 13, E.

at twelve 'dock. fell It fi- hhlp TallyntsMt. from tew Orleans This vessel is now discharging at Pier 9 E. and the consignees are requested to attend to the receipt of their goods. relS EAGLE a.

HAZAKU, swiisn (tf- Br Bark Adu rsrr. from Klssiow, is this day disaharging under general order at foot of Dover street, K. 1. All goods not permitteu win u. raih Public store WOODHLLL ft MlAst- rt, f12 Q7 south rt.

ore- Mb In Creole, frana LITsroooL is diechare- Ing nndt-r general order at Murrey's Wharf, foot of Wall street All roods not permitted will be sent to tbe Public Store FROST ft HICKS. fe7 60 soutn street. n- 8hin Princeton, from Liverpool, is dis charging nnder general order, at foot of Dover street. All roods not permitted "ill be sent to the Public Store. Jut Dt 1 "U31 11 1 JiO, WO OUUIU OrT-Csttapl-ene, Burning laua, bsvs, cse.

or WUliams' new manufacture, so highly recommended by Prnfasnoi Renwiek and others, not liable to explosion when burned in a proper lamp, and costing less than one cent an hour for a light equal to two pounds of sperm candles. See ample certificates in this paper. For sale by WILMOT WILLIAMS, 1 DkSW 13S Maiden lane. New York. COMMERCIAL Money Market.

Monday, Feb. 12. The foreign advices has given new impetus to our gov ernment and state stocks, which has been sustained by advance in most of the fancies on the list. Treasury notes are upl; Harlem Tanners' Trust and Long Island SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, Feb. 12.

Treasury S- SUA) do do auuu do do MM) do do SWO Alaliama S' II. U. ti e. 1H6B 9i0 do do do do SttO do do. 18B7 ltWO do do 2T1A) 8 Vs.

'6J MAM Indiana Siaia luuuO Praa 's liiAJO do do amo do do luOO Erie7 per ct bda 5U0 C' 7'. '57 109'f .3 HH'J b3 lo9' UM 63 110 riio'i s3tlllla UiJluM'J i ali bl 8U ia 79'i 7W' 107 33 s3 35 stJO 35 slO S'V t30 35', vi) 34', sS 34 650 do Fanners' Trust XJU do 1(U do 1UU do sU do ItVJ do ma do SO do do do KJ0 do lis) do 1(W do b3U InJO 35'J do Iirt) 35 1JS do Canton 3 aa st 3 blO i 39'J 3 3a 60 do do 60 do do 50 do do 150 do do KS do da MO do do ft do Morns Can 100 do do A Reading RR 60 do do 68 do do 350 do Harlem 150 do do 100 de do 100 do do 80 do do 150 do do 150 do do 200 do do itiO do do 100 do do 100 do do 60 do do 100 do do 100 do Harlem, new foil 50 Co do 10 do it Hartford fed do to do Lone Island lis) do do 110 do do 1U0 do NJersey Road A do Eane 10 do Laisyette Bk Cincinnati 13 de Merchants' Bk 10 do Stale 8 do Commercial, fall UJU 40 9i 9.5 24 i 57' 7S b3 3 iU beo srlt 57J b30 68 s3 1)3 57 .10 57', 57 9ul MS 104'i HIV M'X s3 103 tl'i HO 104 va S7 Cottoh The commercial advices by the Niagara are of the highest importance, bringing as they do an im provement and active demand in the cotton market. The effect of the news here has. ai might bs expected. given a re-action, and holders are now asking from to over Saturday's quotations.

There hare been no transactions, that we have heard of as yet and the quan tlty offering may be considered as quite large parties. however, are awaiting private despatches previous to operating, and consequently no sales bare been effected The advance in government and state stocks, the rise in consols and in American securities generaly, are in dicative of an easy money market, added to an active speculative movement. The loan of 68 was selling at 104 about 113 a 11SJ here, this shows a return of confl dence of a most encouraging, and satisfactory charater. which is to be hoped may be confirmed by private advU The Clinton Bank of Columbus, Ohio, about which un avorable rumors were circulated, is pronounced perfectly good by the cashier of the Com Bank of Cleveland, in a letter to tbe Herald. After paying all in iebtedness, and allowing for bad debts, it has a surplus of fifty thousand dollars.

The Cincinnati Evening Mercury puts the amount of pork, in bulk, imported into the city since Sept. 1st, 1848 at 1.771.767 lbs exported, 340,695. The following exhibit of the Central Railroad, for tbe month of January. 1849, contrasted with earnings for tbe same period of 1848, shows an increase of $14,257 52 The amount of cotton transported from Augusta and Harrirburg, exceed those of the same month last year. by 25,144 bales, as follow; January, 1849.

freight Down do Passage U. S. Mails .11.920 83 .47 252 33 6.775 63 1,600 00 $66 648 79 62.291 27 January, 184S Increase $14,257 52 The annual reprrt of the directors of the Wabash and Erie Canal exhibits a very satisfactory state of the re ceipts and progress of the works during the past year. The following is a statement of the receipts and disbursements from tbe 1st of December, 1847, to ths corresponding period of 1S4S BCfEIFTS. Balance on hand 1st Dec, 60 Tolls and water rents.

145,414 82 Lands east and west ct Tippeca noe 6 884 75 76,246 2 838 80 16,980 22 Leads in Vincennes district. Bondholder" subscription Interest on deposits in New York banks, and exchange 01 Received tor lands west and east of Tippecanoe, in scrip, with in- est J42.8 6 22 mint' segments. General expenses, including sal aries cf Trustees and Clerks. $18,447 01 38.924 75 18,141 67 268.896 to 73,056 "31 11.461 27 4.066 32 Ordinary repairs of Canal, super intendence, salai lea Extraordinary repairs of Canal. Construction of Canal from Coal Cresk to Terre Hante Construction of Canal from Terre Haute to Point Commerce.

Expense of Engineers, surveys, and locating Repairs of Canal near Evansville Expense or Land Office, east and wast of Aippecauoe, Including expense of selecting land under net of Congress of May 8, 1848 8.740 13 Expense of Land Office in Vin- eennes district, including money refunded on erroneous entries 1,828 43 Amount of interest paid subscri bers to tbe advance of IMlu.wu 25,441 94 459.004 72 1268,872 29 It wlllbs pereeived that a balance of 2.. 2 re mains in hand on 1st December, 1848, of which 84 as oa deposit with the Ohio Lite Insurance company, at interest. To this the amount of 88, over toils and water rents not accounted in the above instalment must be added, making the sum total of nett receipt $272,647 15 The amount of toll and water rents received from the 1st December, 1846, to December, 1S47, was 28 and th. corresponding Jod of 1848, ,149,170 4, an inciwana si av. There has been three important divisions of the canal put nnder contract during the past year, embracing area of 96 miles on the main line, (from Ceal Creek to Newburg.) the estimated aggregate eost of which is set down at $781,719 77 as follows From Coal Creek to Terre Hants, 36 miles, which is expected to be opened for navigation by May next, the estimated eost will amount to $341,290 88 from Terre Hante, south, to Point Commerce, 42 miles, the eost of contract prices, after some re-lettings, is $276,319 St from Point Commerce, south, IT miles, to Newbury, cost, at contract prices, 8165,110 "The Trustees have sold during the year 53.674 05-100 acres of land, at the Washington Office in the Vine.n Land District, for the sum of $76,246 92.

which, added to the sum of S4S.sv vi. reeeiveu we uan at Logans-port, from collections, chiefly for lands previously sold east and west of Tippecanoe, makes tbe total teeeipts from Unas during the year 1 12796 89, of which airvu 93 was in canal scrip, aad the balance In cash. The quantity of land belonging to the Trust was stated in the first report ef the trustees to be 887.067 44- -r kih 703 485 73-100 acres were in the Vin cennes Land District- subject to sale at the Washington Land Office, and the residue in the northern jpart of the At tne Loirauspori amiu VW. i i. i AIL LUUtiwi.

1U Us Trust is entitled to receive an additional quantity to aiaEs good tbe quantity rejected In the original of re-emotion claims, amounting oa Am a s.whar Aeleetion. approximating to iu ui aw. wliAt might emulated for tl a fka WaVasIi sawaei Vw4a Pmnav. when finished to the Ohio River, will be 376 miles in length, in Indiana. uM including the eastern end of it which llee ra i Ohio, wiu be 49 miles in length rrom ioteuo ville.

the IabaakA miu! In tb Tnited States. The second instalment te the advance of is payable oa the test day of February, 1849, and by tbe order of tbe Board, the third and final instaisseat re- -tred Ve be pai4 oo toe 1st day of Bartst rotate re Circular. Ler Friday, $6th Jaa. isrs inr kit ulvliias of tlu i. wt have bad 12th i description, of eolonia.

ij instances advanced prices aa active demand for moat foreign produce, and la many the been of to aad fid. best The It of large 82 18a thin 10s 27s 7 a are 12s qr. from 3s 2400 ty few eign low tons we eels Is tbe for but for 7s. per or In are gan 85 87 1 96 do I 51 4 I I I have been obtained, as wLU bs sees by the subjoined re-Biarka. Cochineal We notice sales of about 300 bags Honduras evemuy prices Tor tfie better qalitlea bat for surer grain tinder 4a, a alight reduction has been submitted to.

Cocoa la limited request and sales confined to 120 bags Trinidad, at 4ue41s for mid. grey. Coffee The market was dull last week, sad of 200 casks 1200 begs Ceylon, at auction, a great part was taken la. Thu eek. however, the trade have again eosne forward, aad taken casks and about 2000 bags at very full rates, with 4300 bags Costa Rica from Sis to 38s tor good to fine ordinary.

There has been increased inquiry for export, and higher prices have been paid. The sales consist of auuu bags Padang at 7s to 27s ed, and 4000 bags Brazil from 27s to 2ss per est. In all the colonial markets article remains In favor. 3400 bags first Rio have so afloat this afternoon, at 29 for Stettin. Our Corn market remains very firm, but the transactions have been limited, as meet of the neighboring ports the Continent have been closed.

Our quotations are 2-d to 4d tor Surer, and 2j to 4d for Madras. The corn trade has continued very dull, and prices both of free wheat and flour have been barely supported. The principal business has been in Black Sea wheat floating at 42 42s and 41s to 46S for white Indian corn has declined, there are sellers of Uallais at 31s afloat Drugs, ae. Camphor is held at 60s: Turkev Onium 9s and Quiefcdlver 3s 8d per lb We notice sales of 84 of Oil oi Las" la at ss Id to 6L and 40 eases of An- niaeed at 6s 3d to 6s 4d; Cntch has been sold at 20 a lis for quality, and Uambier at lis 6d per cwt. Hemp is quiet.

Seller of St. Petersburg, elear at 31 quality Of tbe Manilla In stock is generally inferior is held from 32 to 36 Jute 14 to X18. Hides Prices continue steady. Indigo 11.261 chests are declared tor the sale to son. mence 18th February, when a good demand is looked for.

iron continues very arm and prices are stiffer Buyers common bar at .6 6s and rails at In higher rates generally asked. Scotch pig 47 a 48s on the Liyde. Swedes 12 Ivory Ten tons East India have sold with anirlt mnri teeth at 10 a IOs advance Prices ruled from A'27 a for lbs to 106 lbs. Serivellers a 17 cut far balls 245s. Lard move off slowly at 35 a 36s per ewt.

Lead is firmer, and British brings readily 16 per ton. Linseed Cakes in larre suddIv limits i.iii..i London made 9 best New York thin 8 6s Boston 1 New Orleans Gs. Oils Sperm 71 Southern 24 a 26 10s itl cod 23 lie dive 42 a 44 naun 31s mm nut 34 linseed 23s 6d per ewt Rice is steady at bs Ad a 12s 6d for white Benml. and 8s for cargo Carolina Ids 6d a 20s. naitpetre Bengal 2Ss ed a 27s 6d Madras 253 a 27s od: nitrate silver a 12s Sd.

The demand for raw silk has been limited, bat holders very firm; China Tsatlee 12s 6dal7s; Taysaam llsa 0d: Bengal 7s 0d to 9s 6d for Bauleap, up to llsa 13s for lupenor flliaturea. Seeds- -Red clover 35s to 87s ner ewt. dntv naid: linseed Black Sea 40s; East India 39 to 41: Alexandria 37s per spelter Buyers at 18 10s, to arrive. Spices We notice sales oflOOu bars Sumatra nenner. 2jd to 2id; 260 do pimento 34 to3jd; 8320 boxes cassia lignea 62 to 89s; 60 cases Penan? nutmegs 2s 7d to 6d; 14 eases mace 2s to 2s 3d.

A public sale of 150 bales Ceylon cinnamon will be held on the 39th inst, this article is scarce, and prices likely to adranee. a vessel with bales having been wrecked near Dover. bugar Prices are again rather dearer, but the quanti brought forward at auction, for tiome use. has been more than the trade could take off, and importers tbe last days have had to buy in. The sales during the fort night are not less than ouuo hbus, and 45.000 bags, of for descriptions.

We notice the following sales, which establish a further improvement of 6d to Is. vis 800 tons Manilla at las; 3000 bags clayed at 19s to 19s 6d; 1000 brown Brain. on to lus, ana 7SUO bxs yellow Havana from 20s 3d to 23s d. In all tbe continental ports. prices are showing a tendency to Improvement.

To-day are decidedly firmer. Tea 11.846 packages were offered at auction on the 17th instant, of which only 1'500 sold, without change in value. Tbe market has since ruled firmly, with a regular demand from tbe trade, who have taken several large par- of the new Congous at prices ranging from Is 4d to 8d. Tallow remains depressed, and prices or St. Petersburg have declined to 40s on the spot, and 80s 6d to end of March.

Tin English has advanced to 83s for block, and 84s 6d bar. Banea. Wis Straits. 88s. Tobacco We have had rather more inquiry for export.

less doing by the trade. Prices of lesf, however, are fully supported, and rather higher rates have been paid fine Virginia spinning strips, owing to their scarcity Turpentine 140U bbls rough bare been sold at 68 9d to Spirits 31s English 32s 6.1. Whalebone rather dearer; Northwest, 140; Southern 145 Ahehicis TorKi. Since our last advices holders have been very firm, and the price of tbe United States 6 cents, has risen to lOlalOo. which are the quotations to-day Massachusetts 98 to New York to S3 Ohio to 93; Pennsylvania 70 to 72.

ex. Maryland Sterling 74 to 75 Mississippi Planters Bonds 60. buyers. other stocks there are no transactions, and our prices nominal, Alabama 54 to 56 Sterling do. 60 Indiana State five 47 to 50 Kentucky 80 to 91 Louisiana Union Bank 87 Mississippi Union Bank Bonds 15 to 18 Michi 25 to 30 South Carolina Palmers SO to 82 Barings to 87 Tennessee sixes 87 to 89 New York city 85 te Canada sixes debentures par, sellers.

Reported for the Evening Post. RECEIPTS THIS DAY FER HOVSATONIC RAIL ROAD. 20 bbls Besls. Millick Dewitt-6 do Brown kCary 5 racks ashes Corwln Co 4 do Otis Woodward 12 bales Taxon 10 do Anderson Starr- 1 do Dows Ouitear 1 case Radlenow 2 do Holt 33 bags Wescott 1 box Hatch Yule 6 keys Warren box Barnes co 3 eks Van Ness CO 3 Collins eo bbls Jones Town 64 tubs butter Work Drake 27 White eo 3 bxs Spelman Frascr 7 Mansfield Hull co 6 Brigbam co 2 Newman co 14 bales Wm Hannsh 18 casks ashes Nash Hamilton co bbl Cartwright a Harrison 10 tubs butter Herbert Olmstead co 15 do Tompkins co 10 bales WGood- ndge-4bxs Westcott blade 63 do starch, uross Thompson -28 hogs Hammond SeasksJ Cobb 17 bbls Belch Co 50 do Lane Mar. gum 03 bbls Adams 20 bales Chotean.

Merle fc eo 19 Holt Owen sheep Williams 26 kegs Kimble 19 bales Strong 40 cases Carville 11 Stanton. Barnes co 7 cases Downing co 27 bales Beardsley r.S sheep Hoagland 9 bales Corlies, Haydock co 30 bbls 1 itus. Barnes co 1 box Clark Wilson 1 box 11 Baker 16 rolls Austin Spicer 6 oases WR Rofe-2 boxes Coit 4 cases Witlings 8 bales Rip ley co 2 eases Lawrence. Tremble co 15 cases Hopkins Row 32 boxes cheese Hyslop Coffin 2 eases Bowen 1 box A Stone 1 case Dorbam 3 bbls Marsh. Dclatour d( Co's.

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I 25 I 31 28 i 44 MARRIED. On Thursday the 8th inst, by tbe Rev. Dr. Taylor. Wm Pbesto GBiFrr.

U. S. N. to Chbistine, daughter oj the late reter Kane, of Ursino, J. On tbe 11th instant, by the Rev.

Valentine Buck. Amor Williamson, to Miss Maev Ann Bishof, both of this eity. DIED. On Sunday evening 11th Camilla, youngest daughter of the late Captain Edward Duran, and step danehter to Cant N. Eveleirh.

of Brooklyn The friends of the family will please observe notice for funeral in to-morrow's papers. On Saturday morning, loth inst. Anna Elizabeth only daughter of David F. and Anna Amelia Baker, aged years and 20 days. On the 10th instant.

Balthazar A. Chescbrouoh son of the late Andronicus Cbesebrough, in the 28th yearot nis age. At New Haven, Feb. 7th, Miss Fans; E. Allis.

daugh ter of S. W. Allis. Also, on the same day, at the same place, captain Aaron t. white.

At Frelingbuysen, Warren Co. NJ. 26th ult. Col. How ell.

aged a rears. At Hartford, on Friday, the 9th inst, Roderick Its Rr, Lsq. aged 61. PASSENGERS. Litervool Steamship Niagara From Liverpool to Halifax Rev John Macbean, Lt Nicholson.

Lt Burke has Adams, Capt Peter Adams. From Liverpool to Bos-ten Fufenelli, Mad Fofenelli, Fasciatti, Mrs Mey ers. Miss Jacbnilt. Thompson, Jos Hooper, O'N'eil Meilley, Thos Stanfleld. A Smith, Triarte.

Scott, Machaiane. Shain. John Sleddon. Bay mond. Lushing, Sugden, Ihuard, Charles Gragan.

Ua vid Connor, bteere, Harper. A De Braw, Prof Wedding. Terrari, Castrom, i.hnst. Bnsclioff.il storreu. Os- born, Curtis, Kaindler, Martin, Tryon, Francis Putnam, Edw James.

Mr James and 2 children, Mr Hoi rate, A A hi, Roebefort, Witt, Durkee. Albert Jahn From Halifax to Boston Thompson, Mott. Fra- ser, John Hastings, William Grossennen, Hall, Georgi Mightman. In ship fin Liverpool Julius Roenig, Herman Wundseb. t.dwd tvnndseh.

uennis, Brown. In ship Sultana, fm Orleans Capt Chub, USA Staddard, A Cohen, and 2U in steerage. For the Gold Region. In the shin Morrison, for San Francisco Long, Emmett. and Jenkins, Drs Spring and Irving.

NicoU.W Adrian, 11 Story. and Schieflelin. Cromwell. A Morris, Peter Measerau. Jr, and Bond.

Hiflert, Brigzs. A Booth, Magnus, Lake, Cannon. Smith. Hayes, Olmstead. Anderson.

rich ton. Decker, Adriance, Daniels. Decker, Cranea, A Schieffelin. A Anderson, A Meyers. Carbonnier.

Pearee, I Decker, hen ton. Stevens. Walker. Donnelly, Warner, Burger. Curtis Twitchell.

Potter, Green, i Jr. Or- born, Small. Shed, Amos Gage, Bailey, Page. Fisher, Hurd, Hawiey. rat McGlnnu.

Robinson. Bullock. Pond, Berry, Larrawsy; Passmore, Moffatt. Price. I Bartine.

Becker, A Hull, Beuham, Blenn, Bowman. Corson, Hill, Lewis, Nelson, Mason, A Fair- weatbirr, French. Blundell. A Lockwood, A Me- Kennon, A Csffln, Castner. Green, Cloyd, A Marshall, Warbasse.

Mullens, Van Deventer, Sheppard. Hr Sands. James Castner, Stevens Hoffman, Hickox, A Lawrence, Well, Nicolls, Nicolls luu. In the bark Keoka. for San FrancUco Wm Hahn.

A Terry. Chapin. Davids, Wm Ade, Corri-rran. Dr Honpt. Bnrchard, Buritt, Condee.

Kav. Warner, Hall. Biggs, weeks, Milford. Whiting. Mr Smyke, A TKeeler, M'Coy.

Chapman. Postwick. Devlin, fc Weston, Adas. 51 Willard, Humphrey, Davis. Geo Seymour, Reynolds.

Blareom. William Young. Fanning, Weston, Israel Green, Weston. In the bark Crowell. for Chagres Gill, Ke- ney.

smith, Has wen, nice, a Hicnarasoa. i Richardson. Miller. Wood. Moore, Giddings.

Lathrop. Cook, Gardner, Morton, 8 Stone. Ayres. Bradshaw, Boynton. Reid, A Bovnton Snrazne.

t. KoDinson. rerains, a an or- dea, Perkins. Cogswell, Jones, A Dodge. Nicoll, Chenery, Hodges, Hobl.aru, Mark-weather, Phelps.

Prouty. Caching. A Bradbury, Baker. Bis be. Tower.

Allen. Fish, Clark. Merrick. Reed, Hubbard, Lyman, 8 Bos- worth, McKindley, right. THE EVENING POST MARINE LIST.

"PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, FEB. 12." spa .8 68 si-si sets. ..631 men wateb.12 00 CLEARED THIS FORENOON. Bark Vernon. Fage, Savannah.

Bark Ceres. Hodge. NOrleans. Ship Wm Travis. Bolles Galveston.

Sch Pocahontas. Smack, Richmond. Sch Ellis. Bests tou. Charleston.

CLEARED SINCE OCR LAST Ship Walter Jones. Colby, Orleans, EUwelL Bark Ann Hood. CoUina. Savannah. nara abash, Brown.

New Orleans. lf-Hersehel, (Hamb) WeinholU, Hamburg, Schmidt Baiehen. siiVBaleE.5 'WUn' (Han,) Hurg-Brig Russia. Harrison, Neuvitaa 8 Kitta. Trendy fc Co.

Sch 8 insoa. JohnsonSavanaah, PiersoB. Sch Jaasestown, Cook. Richmond. Sch Boreas.

Thompson. Philada. Sch Josephine. Myers. Baltimore.

Sloop President. Friabee, Haven. ARRIVED THIS FORENOON. Ship Robert Fulton, Wade, fm Baltimore. 3c last, in ballast to Clark.

Bark Delegate, from Darien, Ga, with lumber to the master. Brig Maria, of Bristol, In graham. IS defm Matan-tas. with molasses to Thurston Sailed ia com pan; with bark St Cloud, for Portland. 4th Lust off Hetlerae sveka brie Susan fm Mobile for Baltimore Brig Mary a jones.

west, as 3 rw tinsans witn nork aad lard to master. LowtiL frown, fat GavertOB. Tsxa. with eottoa 1 i i to I rower fc Co la beating np the bay this morning, the wnart ashore on Oyster Island Brig MatamoToe, Wass. fm Nuevitas, 17th Jan, with hooey, fce to fc Majhew Left, sch Morning Star, Plummer.

hence for Nuevitas, ar at the mouth of -the river 20th ult. was not allowed to enter the port, ia eow seqoenee of the quarantine being imposed oa all vessels from New York. She was ordered te Havana to perform quarantine, the captain not understanding the cause of it, came to anchor outside of the xaonthof the reel. Oa the 24th, a severe gale set la from the north, ths schooner parted oer chain aad put in the river. Sen Athalia, Purneli, 6 ds te savannah, with cotton to DesnilL Sch New York.

GondaaTL fra Biazm TW.taa a Spragne. Sch Lynchborgh, Hawkins, fra Boston, to Tooker Rogers. bch Fashion, Loring, fm Boston, to Lewis Sch Cassandra, Hickman, fra Folly Landing, Va with BELOW 1 baxkunknown. WindNE, with snow. Memoranpa.

We learn from a Burl-gate pilot that the Br brig Desdemona, aid hence yesterday aaorning for Halifax, went ashore last night on Hog Island, and this morning was high and dry on the beach. ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST. Shin Niaarara. Smith, fm I.W.rnnol. Nov 19th via Rt Thomas, 24lh to Frost fc Hicks.

260 steerage passengers. Ship Sultana, Barrett, fm New Orleans, 16 ds, to Nelson. 20th saw a Large ship ashore on Tortugaa. Ship Catharine, Herbert, 6 ds fm Charleston. Bark Pentnekea.

of Boston. Tavior. 67 ds front Sliro. Ireland via Hampton Roads i ds. in ballast to Leiaad fc Beach Jan 2lrt.

1st 34 38, Ion 67 87, vV signalised ship Nebriska, Toone. fm Apalaehicola for Genoa. Bark Isabelita Hyne. Dewing. 17 ds fm Orleans, 0M sacks corn to Allen Paxaon 1st instant, off Tortugaa, spoke bark Braxileiro, Williams, fm Mobile for NYork.

Bark Mary Melville, (ef Boston) Stearns. fm Santa Crux, Cuba, 20 ds, with 307 pieces mahogany, 170 do eodar, 190 bbls honey. 26 tea do. to Laeala Nephews. Left brig Patapsco, Black, for NYork.

7 ds. 6th inst, lat 86 64, Ion 73 45, at noon, saw a large steam ship steering 8. site nannan noroton. Haunt, id ds fm Orleans, to A McGaw. 2d inst.

lat 27, Ion 79 30. spoke ship John Carrier, fm Mobile for Liverpool. 14 ds out. The in coming in the East River, was run into by ship Hersebei, bound out. The II bad her fore yard carried away and fore topsail tore; the carried away her flying jibboom.

sara unity Miner, lor London Miner, rm Mobile, 22 ds, with cotton to Eaxle fc Hasard. Has experienced heavy weather during the passage; carried away foretop- mast Brig Ann Eliza, Parker, fm St Maiks 33d. and Kev West 28th ult, with cotton to Hurlbut fc Co. Left at Key West, brigs Fidelia, of Georgetown, Kendriek, reported to sail next week; Robt Wain, of Boston. Burns, dishg, waiting orders; Nauvoo, fm Port an Prince put in leaky on 2Gth; Napoleon.

Crocker, loading for Norfolk; Susan Spofford. Spo fiord, for St Marks, its th ult; Calender. oi Newport, ki. in oDasco. put in to repair satis and rigging, to sail 28th: seh Elliott Smith, hence, ar 25tb and sld 27th for Mobile; Br ship Kestrel, hove down and repg; snip wm Hitchcock, reported ashore, materials saved aid will be sold 29th.

Brig May Flower, (of New Haven) Currier, fm Mara- goane. 22d ult. to Trowbridge fc Sons, of New Haven. Left brig Niagara, fm Santa Cms, unc; sch Ocean, fm neton, no. Brig Rainbow, (of Thomaston) Stackpole.

23 ds fm New Orleans, to Suydam, Sage fc Co. 1st init. lat 30, Ion 79, spoke ship Leonidas. fm New Orleans for Boston. Brig Tally Ho.

(of Norfolk) Elliott. 2 ds fm Norfolk. corn to A Wolf Sch Banquet. Westcott. fm Suffolk.

Va. naval stores and peas to Benton. Friday, 10 rm. spoke sch Triumph, at anchor between Little Egg Harbor and Great swamp nad Just got off tbe Beach, and desired to be reported Scb Baltimore. Sleirht.

Baltimore. 4 ds. with mdse and ship timber to Johnson fc Lowden. 9th inst. in a gale fin carried away maiuboom and loft.

Sch Vandalier. M'lntvre. fm Jacksonville. 20 ds. with 215 hhds sugar.

300 bbls molasses to Cooley. Sld in co with sch Townsend. for York. Sch Connecticut. Elwood, Washington, NC, ds.

with eorn to Williams. Sch Geo Franklin. Gladson, Hog Island. Va, corn to Benton. Scb Skinner.

KeUam. Wateh-a-Prir. Va. with corn to John Benton. Sch Catharine Dix, Milnor.

fm Folly Landing, with corn to Havens. Sch Jemima and Harriet. Prean, Egg Harbor. Sch Eli Townsend. Corson, I'hila.

coal. Sch A Hopkins, Fisher, Cherrystone, Va. corn to A Barrett. Sch Rebecca, Collins, fm Delaware. Sch Fargaway, Lieversley, Little River.

NC. Scb Lewis Chester, Banks. Bridgeton, corn to Fcx. Sch SaUy Miller, Lee, Plymouth, to Baker, Mills a o. Sch Thos Smith, Smith, fm Richmond.

Sch Mary, liowland. fm Newbern, NC, naval stores. Sch Aurora, English, fm Newbern, to Black- wen a co. Sch Ann Maria, Jones, fm Newbern. NC, naval stores Sch Cornelius, Grant, Plymouth, NC, lumber to Denton.

Sch American Belle, Baxter. Boston, to Atkins. Propellor Decatur, Geer, fm Norwich. SAILED Barks Cameo and Toulon, for California; steamship Southerner, for Charleston; bark Sir 1 Newton Hamburg. W1L3LERS.

New Bedford, Feb 9 Passed down Sound 8tb. ship Wm Badger, Indian Ocean. Mermaid Straits. Coast of Hol land. Sept 12th, Mauritius Oct 2Sth, St Helena Dec loth, with a full cargo including 900 sp oil, of and for Lynn.

Reports, left at Mermaid Straits, ship Brandt. Sampson, Bedford, wanting 1 wh to till; bark Arab, Terry, NHa- ven, loown oosp; Bold Hunter. Marvil. Hiver. want ing 2 whs to fill; Arabella, Ludlow.

Harbor, 1600 hpback and wh; Enterprise. Little, NB, left Mermaid Straits Aug 21, with 300 wb 80 sp. Left at rt Helena Dee 15. bark Powhutton, Mayhew, Warren, 300 sp Spoke Jan 25, lat 27 22 lou 67 13 IA', brig Caleb Curtis, of Boston 7 ds fm St for Demarara. April 26, Junior, Tinkham, NB, 4 nios out.

100 sp; June 13. George, Clark, do. 6 mos. 20 sp; 25th bark Harvest. Bailey, do.

6 mos. 50 sp; Nov 9th. lat 30 Ion 3035 E. Br bark Richard Thornton. 82 ds Catavia for London; lat 19 S.

Ion 3 sch Henrietta, of Baltimore, for Coast of Africa; Jan 24, lat 27 30 Ion 67 15 ship America, of Wiscassct. 35 ds fin Belfast. Ire land, for Charleston, SC. Passengers in the Wm Badger 1 hos a Adams, late master of the bark Hobt Lind say, of St Andrews B. which was lost at the Island of Koderique in September last; crew saved.

FOREIGN PORTS. Per Steamship Niagara The Niagara spoke, Feb 5. lat 47 30, Ion 45 61, ship Fi delia, fm Liverpool to NYork. Same day, saw bk James Stewart, bd westward. 9th, 15 miles of Sanibro Light.

saw steamer Canada, fm NYork. and would reach Halifax same day. The Niagara has experienced very heavy weather, and to the east of the Banks fell in with large quantities of ice, which compelled her to vary her course to tne soutn. Liverpool. Jan 26 Ar Patrick Henry, Delano.

NYork Saxony. Knowles, do; Amazon, fm NOrleans; 25th. ar Julius Ccesar, FOrteans; Herbert. Hallett, do; sld Sarah sands, Thunipson. NYork; 24th.

ar Tarquin, Moody. Mo bile; Chesapeake, Lambert, Baltimore; Anglo American lug, Boston; aau. ar Columbia, rurber, Niork; Are ihusa. do; 12d, ar Europe. Lott, York; Elsinore, Riley, do; nary.

Moses, tsoston; Ulst. ar Jennette. Mcors, Mk: Lord. Leaton. NOrleans; 20th.

sld Elizabeth. Rees, NOr leans; Macedonia, Snow, Baltimore; Shakspeare. Hender. son. Charleston; Areola, NYork; Richmond, Ewer, and uertrana, tiowes, uoston.

19th Ar Hartley, New Orleans; Emilia. Ayry, Charles. ton; Samoset, Tucker, do; Mary Florence, Trott, do. Sld, Isaac Wright. Baily.

NYork; Columbus, M'Ennen. do. 2Sth. ar Equity, Nason, NOrleans; Dauntless, John son, Charleston; Europe Miercken. Philadelphia.

17th Franklin. Wood, and Potomac. Claggitt. Virginia; Stan. dard.

Ritchie. New Orleans; Caledonia Brander Coulter. do; Buena Vista. Lemmell. Mobile 17th.

ar Sarah and Louisa Rich, NOrleans; Rowland. Norcroes. and Ocean. Brownell. do; Hampden.

Briggs, oMobile; Antelope, Vir ginia; Siddons. Cobb, New York. Sld, Sea, Bars tow, York; Shepherd. Davis; Tellassar, Wood, and Reli-ance. Jones.

Savannah. Arl5th. Abelino, Grozier, NOrleans; John Calhoun. Melcner. Baltimore; rrobus.

Devnes. barleston: 14th. St Petersburgh. Howard, New Orleans; William Sprague. Chase, do; Clinton, Lord, and Shannon, Howell, Mobile; St Lswrence, Brown.

NYork; Fingal, Black, do; Erin-go- Bragh, 1 bompson. do; uth. Alary Ann. Patten. INOrls oka, Thompson, New York; Ivanhoe, Knight, do Elisabeth Bruce, Fairfield, Mobile; Sherwood, Crosby rnuad.

Sld l'th. Suffolk. Boston; Peter Marey. Savannah; Roe clus, NVork; llottioguer, do: Devonshire, do. London, ent out 20 Devonshire.

York Greenock 18 Sld Mary Morris. NYork Westford 17 Sld Brothers Norfolk. Antwerp 17 Ar Belvidere. Charleston. Malta 3-Cld Mary Waterman, Smyrna, Table Bay, Nov 21-Sld Wm A Sbailer, Hurd, Algoa Bay.

Madras Nov 30 Ar Louisa Potter, Boston. Batavia, Nov 11 Ar Santiago. Boston and sld 10th for Calcutta; also ar 11th Abeona, NYork. Singapore.Nov 29 Ar Cbanning. Hut- tleson, Hongkong, Nov Jo Ar Menlank, Sidney, NSW 19th.

Cleone. Sbanghae; 18th, Inca, London. 27th; Hoi qua, Shanghea and sld 29th for NYork; also arrived 27th. Candace, do; sld 3d, Vanceuver, Shanghae. Whampoa.

Nov 10 Ar Talbot, renang; sld Nov 1, Horsburg. Cumsingmoon, Nov 24 Ar Carrington, Bombay. Sidney NSW, Oct 9 Sld Robt Fulsford, Boston. Deal, 19, Tut in Mary Bowton, Antwerp, for NYork Spoken. Dec 25, lat 2 40 Ion 24, ship Silvia de Grasse, fm York for alirornia Belfast, 23d, eld Kingston, Charleston.

Bristol, 35th sld Constance. NYork. Deal, 25th. Remittance. NCrl'ns.

ready. Cove of Cork, 24tn, ar e-uphrates, Pbilad. Hel- vnct, 23d, ar Tropicus. Boston via Surinam. Bristol, 24th Newton, for Charleston, ready.

Kingston, 25th, ship Washington, fm NOrleans, with loss of fore-mast, towed in. At Deal 24th. Switzerland, fin London for NYork, ready. Marseilles, ar 19th, Foreester, NYork. Lisbon, ar 19th.

frigate St Lawrence, Southampton: sld 18th. Weser, for NYork. Gibraltar, ar 6th. Susan Jane, Smyrna, and eld for Boston; 16th. chllton.

NOrleans, and eld for Genoa eld 6th, Washington, for Trieste; Eclipse, Sumatra. From List of 24th. Deal, 23d Ar Caroline, fm NYork. and sld for London Dublin. 23d Ar Invincible.

Baltimore. Bordeaux. 10th Sld Lauve, NOrl'ns. Manilla, Oct 12 Sld, Concordia, Boston; 27th, bark Tartan, i ork; Nov 1, Siam, do; 18, st raui, saiem. Belfast 12th Sld.

Alice Frazier, Curtis, NYork Char, lotte fc Christiana, NOrleans. Cork 12 Ar Susan, Ran-kin, NYork. Glasgow 13 Ar Madawaska. MoKinnell, do; Brooklyn, McEwen, do Franconia, Boyle, Savannah Dalmatla, Ponsland. NOrleans Mount Vernon.

Grav. Mobile. Grenock 11 Sld, James Titcomb. Stone. Orleans.

Havre 12 Ar Admiral, Wotten, NVork aid. Sa- ran sneaie. bands, de Armantlne. Estive. do Dele ware.

Tar box, NOrleans Venice. Salter. Mobile. Ant werp 12 Ar European. Whiting.

NOrleans 11, ar Flori- uiau, vTiiiuuute, i iurs Lincoln, Hamilton; do. From List. Jan. 21. Havre 20th Ar Windsor Castle, NOrleans sld, Onei da, NYork Caspian, NOrleans.

Trieste 11th Ar Be-vis, Boston I'tica, NOrleans 12th. York. At Whampoa. Nov 20th, Antelope. Covington Cld, General Harrison.

Inca, Indiana. Adams, Montana, Panama, iimnw.uiu.uwjiuuiA, a ouqiuu, cannage, vancou- vrv, SHU Avcouiue. DOJLESTTC PORTS. Pobtlars. Feb.

9 Cld ship George Turner, McLeLlen Orleans; schr Cutler. Ribber, Havana. BosTosf, Feb. 10 Ar brig China. Gage.

Newcastle. Dec. Cld barks Velaseo. Spencer, Mazatlan; Yorktown, Storer, Orleans; Gilbert. Meicher, do.

New Bxorosn, Feb. 9 Sld seh re moat. Collins. San Francisco; and from below, ship Magnolia, bark Pleiades, ana ong cmny nourue. iur ao.

Baltimore. Feb. 10 Ar ships Henry. Salter, fm Liver- pool, uee if rranconia. nanus, ua Rotterdam.

Cld sch Montreal, PettingiU. West Indies. SATAAn, Feb 6 Bark Tyringham. Churchil, Liver pool; nng conndence. Meeser.

navana-New Oblrasis. Feb 2 Cld. ships St Johns, Burns, Liv erpool: Oswego. IngersolU NYork: Columbia. Haley.

Havre; Dibden. Keene. Liverpool; Br bark Ashley, Gray, London; brigs Maehigonne, Chamberlin, NYork; Olive, summer, rnuad. Ar shin Ocean Queen, CofHn. fm Liverpool.

22d Nov Br shin Charles Saunders. Simpson. 60 ds fm Hull, barks Fred Warren. Sampson, 56 ds fm Bardeanx; Roxana. Curling.

56 ds fin Cork; Swedish brig Superior, Chailin, Rio oe Janeiro. rvUJ NEWSPAPERS by the hundred, suitable tot wrapping paper, for sale at thiaomce. FOR HAVRE The well known steamshio UNITED STATES, Wm. G. Hackstaff, commander, is appointed to leave New York and Havre, (touching at Cowes both ways.) as follows From New York.

From Havre Saturday, March 10. Tnesday, April 10. Tnesday, May 16. Monday, June 18. Monday.

July 16. Tnesday, August 16. For freight or passage, apply to C. H. MARSHALL flj 38 Burling slip.

rriR ui.r-Ths modem built two story house. Aniline No so Fruiklia atreet. Bear Broadway, a desirable residence for a genteel family. Appiy Ur iel 3t A BLEECKER, 7 Broad street. pWJTHA Blue and black Cloths, desirable styles.

Also, 6-4 Lama Clotha, a vary choice fabric ror aum- uurr wear, now opening and tor sale by 1 CAR V1L1JE, 17 Broad st TYTJRSDie "LVTX, Williams treble refined Jfer asjc I JJ bi fsla of Yf ULMOT WILLIAMS, aiaitii ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer. HOUSE ABO LOT No. 194 Broadway, next to the earner of John street, on MONDAY, 19th at Merchants' Exchange, at 12 o'clock. M.

Supreme Court la Equity. The Bowery Savings Bank vs. Henry W. Warner and Murray Huffman. Trustees, fcc, and Jessey Ana Dyott.

In pursuance of a decree of the Supreme Court of the state of New York, in Equity. I will expose to saleoa the 19th day of February. 164U. at 12 o'clock at the Merchants' Exchange, in the eity of New York, ail that eertaia messnaga or tenement and dwelling-house aad lot of ground, situate, lying and being in the. eity of New York aforesaid, in the West, now Second Ward of the same city, fronting tbe highway or street cosamonly called the Broadway Bounded en the west by the said Broadway on the north by the boose and ground now or late of Isaac Gardaer; on the east by the ground new or late of Kiersted, and en the south by the house and ground now la tbe tenure and occupation of Abraham Van Dyck.

containing, rn breadth, ia front twenty-three feet and four inches, ia the rear twenty-two feet and tea Inches, in length on the south side one hundred and sixty, three feet, and on the north side one hundred and aixty-ene feet, be the same more or leas, as the same Is described in a deed bearing date the 25th dav of Nevember. 1769, from James Hallett and Lydia his wife, to James Hallett, together with all and singular, the hereditaments aad appurtenances thereunto belonging or la any wiae appertaining. New York, January 26, 1849 JOHN J. V. WESTERVELT.

Sheriff. Blossom fc 8chell, Sol'rs. 6tie GEO. G. WILMERDING, Auctioneer.

TTJTLJrIERDlNGS, PRIEST BkOTJST will sell TV oa TUESDAY. Feb 13th. on months' credit, tor approved endorsed double and single barrel guns and 300(1 pairs of pistols comprising the entire spring mi Donation rrom tne celebrated manniactory ox an- elon fc Co." amongst which will be found some very su perior Fowling Pieces, of high cost, made expressly for private use. The pistols are of desirable sties, and well adapted for companies proceeding to California. Peremptory Sale at A action of Valaable Heal Katato, alt state on GrconwleJa, Jane, "Wash ington sutd West streets.

In the Slnttt Want. ANTHONY J. BLEECKXH, Anctioner will sell at the Merchants' Exchange, in tbe city of New York, on MONDAY, the nineteenth day of February, 849, at 1- O'CIOCK, M. 1st That valuable, large and well built three story and basement dwelling house situate on tbe corner of Green- ich and Jane streets, in this city, occupied by Alexan- Knox being 35 feet 6 inches in width on Greenwich street, and 60 feet deep oa Jane street roof covered with heavy copper piassa in tbe rear. The house was built in 1886 and 1337 by Mr Knox, and in the best manner of those years heavy solid mahogany doors with silver plated furniture In tne principal story, which is richly finished havingfour Corinthian and two Ionic Sienna Scagliola eoiumusnd expensive marble mantels in all the stories, double hand rails, eliptical principal staircase and winding urate stair case, wasn rooms, store rooms, water closets and bath room, ke.

fcc. The lot is 36 feet inches in width on Greenwich street, by 75 feet in depth on Jane street. 2d. Lots Nos.41.42, and 43. adjoining on Jane street, between each at feet front and rear, and 80 feet deep, and containing a well built conservatory.

2d Lot No. 40 adjoining, or the same sue, containing two story and basement brick stable and eoach house. 2x3u, with dwelling rooms above, and in tbe rear a well built greenhouse, of about 22 feet by 34 feet. 4th. Lots Nos 38 and 39 on Jane street, adjoining, be ing each 21 feet front and rear by 80 feet deep, and containing in tbe front a double two story and basement dwelling bouse.

42 feet front and rear by 39 feet deep, now rented at $300 per annum 5th. Lot No. 46, adjoining dwelling house on Greenwich street, being 20 feet 10 Inches wide by 76 feet in depth. 6th. Lots Nos.

18, 19, and 20, on the southwest corner of Washington and Jane streets, and being together 70 feet 6 iurbes in width by 83 feet in depth, at preset un-der a lease expiring 1st May, 1852. at $300 and the taxes per annum, with the privilege oi a renewal lor lu years more at $450 and the taxes per annum. The buildings thereon belong to the lessee. 7th. Lot No.

27 on the south side of Jane street, 124 feet from West street, being 22 feet wide by 70 feet 6 inches deep now under a lease expiring 1st May, 1865, at uu and tne taxes per annum. 8th. The nre-eniDtive right to 17 lots, Nos. 66 to 82 in clusive, now under water on the west side of West street and southerly side of Jane street, and forming a range of 4H0 feet in length, and 70 teet 6 lncnes In width. 9th.

Lots Nos. 15 to 17 inclusive, and Nos. 33 to 87 inclusive, on the southeast corner of Washington and Jane streets, being 70 feet 6 inches on Washington street, and 204 feet 6 inches on Jane street, together witn tne puiid- ngs thereon, occupied as a general manufacturing esta blishment. The sale will be peremptory. A portion of the property beinr sold bv tbe order of tbe Supreme Court, in Equity.

under direction or the Sllenn, and toe remainder to eiose no estate. Title indisputable. Two-thirds of the pur chase money may remain on bond and mortgage from one to five years, the option of the purchaser, with in- terest at 7 per cent. Lithograph maps oi tne property may be had upon application to the auctioneer, on Monday nett. For further particulars, apply to JA.lir.3 1.

IH r. IV UAAHAiU, fe9 istl9 Counseller at Law, 61 Liberty st. ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer. Executor's Sale Of tbe valuable Estate of the late Samuel Itoome, on Waverley Place, on Kiev nth street, r'lftta avenue, on Division atreet, and ou Charlton street.

I rllOXV J. ULKECKRR wiU sell at public auction, on THURSDAY, the 14th of February, at 2 clock, at the Merchants' Exehanee Bv order of the uudemtrned r-xecutnx and executor. the following property belonging to the estate of Sam uel Koome. deceased, vie WAYrriLbi I'LAUL-i ne three story and attic orica dwelling house and lot in fee, No. 30, on the south side of Waverley Place, next to tbe university.

1 be house fin ished in the modern style, bath rooms, kitchen range, ke, complete the lot 26 feet lj inch in front, by hi feet nches in length. ALSO, ELEVENTH STREET The three story brick dwell- nir house No 124 Eleventh street, on the south side, be tween University Place and Fifth Avenue; and tbe lot 25 feet by 94 feet 10 inches the house with the same im provements as above. ALSU, CHARLTON STREET The three story brick dwell- ing house and lease of tbe lot No 62, on the south side of barlton street, between Vanck and Hudson streets. Lot ii feet by 76 feet, on lease from the corporation of Trinity burch at 160 per annum, for 17 years unex pired. DIVISION STREET The two brick stores and dwell- nrs of two stories each, and lease ef the lot.

numbers 20 and Division street, the seutn side, near t.natnam street. The lot 25 feet by half tbe block in depth. Tbe Lease expires in lbAO, with covenants for renewals at five per cent. The property now lets for $700 per annum. Terms at the time or sale, and tne sale unreservea.

Maps of the property can be obtained of the Auction ear, No. 7 Broad street. SArtAM r. nuum c. r.xecuinx.

CHARLES II ROOME, Eieeutof. js25 27.F1.3.B.101:dUis (508) A. J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer. Valuable Real Estate, on Avenue and cor ner or Eight street, and on Seventh and Eleventh streets, between Avenues the 1st, A.

and D. ANTHONY' J. BLEECKER will sell at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 13th of February, at 12 clock, at the Merehants'a Exchange AVENUE and corner r.f EIGHTH STREET. The three brick houses. Nos.

107. 1071 and 109. of three stories each, and tbe lots on tbe west side of Avenue 1. com mencing at the southwest corner of 8th street, the corner bouse beiug 16 feet winches in front on Avenue 11, and the two adjoining houses en tbe avenue each Id feet by 42 reet deep, andthelease of tbe lots for thirty-seven years unexpired, together containing 48 feet 9 inches in front on Avenue D. by 62 feet 9 inches in length on the south side oi Sin street.

ALSO, EIGHTH STREET. The two brick houses Nos, and of three stories each, on the south side of 8th street commencing 62 feet 6 inches from the southwest corner, of 8th street and Avenue each house 19 feet in front by feet deep, and tbe lots, together containing 3s feet by 48 feet Inches in length. ALSO, AVENUE The two brick houses Nob. 103 and 106 of four stories each, on the west side of avenue adjoin de tbe three bouses first above described, each bouse 34 feet 4.1 inches in front by 42 feet deep, with an alley way or three leet wide leading to the rearot tbe lots, en which is a three story brick house. 82 feet 9 inches by V6 feet deep; and the lots, together containing 51 feet 9 inches including the alley way.

in front on avenue u. 19 feet 9 inches in rear, by loO feet In length, commencing 48 9 inches from the southwest corner of avenue and 8th street. ALSO. AVENUE The two brick houses Nos 117 and 119, of four stories each, on the west side of avenue bej twer.n 8th and 9th streets, each house 24 feet 4 inches by 44 feet deep, with an alley way of three feet under each house and the lots in fee, together 48 feet 8 inches by 93 feet in length, commencing 60 feet from the north-west corner of 8th st. a on 7TII ST.

The two brick houses Nos. 243 and three stories each, with basements, built on tbe rear of tbe lots, with courtyards in front, situate on the north side of 7th street, between avenue and Lewis street, each house 20 feet by 80 feet; and the lots together con taining 40 feet by 97 feet 6 inches in length, commencing 100 feet from the northeast corner cf 7 th street and ave nue D. ALSO. 11TH ST. Three Lots of rronnd.

each 23 feet In front and rear by half the block in depth on the south side ef 11th street, between irst avenue and avenue A. Terms made known on the day of sale. Maps of the property can be obtained of the auctioneer, No. 7 Broad street. For further particulars inquire of Wightman fc Clark, 2 Wall st.

(Kiel lei a Desirable Residence In WllllamsburK Auc tion Notice. w. H. FRANKLIN SON will seU at the Mer- hanta' Exchange, New York, on TUESDAY Feb. 13th, 1849, at 12 o'clock The two story brick front house and lot No.

87 South First street, WiUiamsburgh, replete with every convenience for a genteel ramilv. For particulars, see Courier and r-nfiuirer, and handbills. xeo 1st as ADRIAN H. MULLER, Anctioseer. Executor's Sale of Valuable Real Estate In Broome and Bxott streets.

ADRIAN II. MILLER will sell, by order of the subscriber, surviving executor of tbe last will and testament of Philip at die. deceased, at public auction. st tbe Merchants1 Exchange, in the city of New York, on WEDNESDAY, 21st February next, at 12 o'clock at noon, tbe real estate late of said deceased, consisting of 1. The two-story frame building, with brick stable and the lot of land oa the northwest corner of Broome and Mott streets, in the eity of New York, containing 26 feet 8 inches in front on Broome street.

26 leet in the rear, 76 feet in depth on Mott street, and 69 feet 9 inches on the westerly side. Tbe irame building in the rear of the stable encroaches on this lot. and the purchaser of the rear lot is lo have tbe privilege of removing off his building for ten days from 1st May next. 2. 1 he two story frame hnudins and lot of around on Broome street, next westerly adioininr the above, and containing 26 feet 6 inches in front on Broome street.

26 feet in the rear, 69 feet 9 inches on the easterly side, and K-i lucutsf un un wevteriy aloe. a. i ne lot oi iana on me westerly side or Mott street. immediately in the rear of the above, with the two story frame building thereon. This lot is 22 feet front aad rear each, and 60 feet ia depth on each side.

1 he building on thu lot encroaches on the above lot 0 1. and the purchaser te to have the arivilece for ten days from 1st May next, of removing the building so as to luna vfluuj ua nils tor. 4. Tbe two story brick front house and lot of land nn the westerly aide of Mott street, adjoining the above lot No. 3 on the northerly tide.

This house and lot are known at No. 11 Mott street. The lot is 25 feet front and rear each, and 60 feet in depth on each Ride. Tbe above land is all In fee, and has been in tbe famiiv nearly fifty years, and aa indisputable title will be made to the purchasers. A map of tbe property can be seen at the omce of the auctioneer.

No. 7 Wall street, corner of New street. The deeds and poweeatoa ef the premises to be deliver ed on 1st May next. The sale will be peremptery to the highest bidder. Terms, fcc- made known at the time of sale Dated New York.

27th January, 1840. Ja2T FREDERICK R. LEE, Surviving Executor LIVERFOOLORREL COALAt Reduced prices Now landing from ship Mansion and Oxford, Orrel Coal selected expressly for family use. Also landing from ship Andrew Foster, Cannel Coal ef superior quality, ror sale in lots to suit purchasers by da aha r-. tvrA.rn vt 74 Wan St.

28? East Broadway, comer ot 4th avenue and 13th at, aad -felt corner Rutgers and Cherry eta. BlLOKJ5 HE ATHCOAX Broken, Egg. stove and nut sixes of this superior coal for ranges, stoves aad furnaces. For sale in lots to sun purchasers, by STUART F. RANDOLPH fc 74 Wall at 27 East Broadway, corner of 4th avenue aad 13th at.

aad leLS eorroRutgena4 Cherry sts. fiy Magnetic Telegraph ta Uu Evening Post. PBiLADiLrmA, Feb. 12th. Gen.

Taylor arrived at LoaisriUe yesterday, and waa received in a handsome manner by the Mayor and citizens of that eity. It ii his intention to spend a abort time in Cincin-natti on Friday, when he will proceed to Pittsburg, thence on hie route to Washington, where he will probably arrive on Tuesday of next week. He looks remarkably welL Legislature oX Bew Tor It. Albast, Feb. 12th, A petition waa presented and referred, in favor of the removal of the Quarantine.

Also one against the removal of the Quarantine, which was referred. A bill was reported to amend the charter of the New York and Harlen Railroad. The bill to amend the charter of the eity of New York, with some verbal amendments, was read a third time and passed. Mr. Johnson gave notice of a bill authorixing the Counsellor of the Supreme Court to take aiSdhvitt without fees.

SKNATK. Nothing of moment transpired np to 12. Geeb-al Tatlok's Family. The Union says that General Taylor has no children at school in Baltimore, but Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.

Bliss have gone thither to see the General's daughter, Mrs. Wood, the wife of Dr. Wood. Tug Licehsx Question in Ohio. The Ohio House of Representatives has, by a decisive vote, instructed a committee to report a bill repealing all laws granting licenses to sell intoxicating Liquors.

Correspondence of Evening Post. TmuDttran Stoci Mabkct. Feb. 10. Sales by Thomas blddell fc 8 Loan, 1081; War Bounty Scrip.

Penn 6's, 87; Tenn 6's. 77; Texas Treasury Notes, 102; 1000 Texas 10 percent Bonds, cash; 2000 OFFICE OF THE EVENIWO POST, MorrOAV, Feb. 12th, 1840. New York Blarktets. The effect of the steamer's news has Induced holders to advance their views, and the market is now firm at 6 better for breadstuff, without any transactions of note.

Floi-r The demand, though lirrht this morning, was confined to a home trade for immediate use, for wbich 200 bbls of good western flour brought 6f advance on Sat-day's rates. Buyers are awaiting further advices before operating. Grain Corn as yet exhibits no ehanre. althoneh an upward tendency is manifested. Rye and Barley are nominally the same.

Paorisiotss The quotations for Fork and Beef show no cnange as yet whiseev we notice a sale of 100 bbls Prison at 24o Ashes $8 371 a 6 60 for Pots and Pearls. The stock in the warehouse of Messrs. Cassidy fc Co. consits of 603 iuv enu ero rean. SHOES FOR CALIFORNIA.

MAN of them manufactured expressly for that trade, I directed by a practical shoe dealer recently returned from San Francisco. Persons going there will find it for their advantage to take an assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, as no article in that market commands a more certain and ready sale, at VERY large profits. A ful supply just received, for sale by fell GRANNISS fc STEWART, 96 Maiden lane. CORPORATION NOTICE Public notice ts hereby given by a resolution passed by the Common Council aad approved by the Mayor. February 10.

1H49. It was molved that a Pier three hnnrlred and f4 in length by lony feet in wnlth, he built with one block and one Drulce, ou piles, inrorjie rtiver. irom the hulklieail, midway between the pier at lire foot of Clinton and Jt-tTenon streets that said purr be bum uerier the direction OI lite ntreeT lomniubiooer, Ann la tie romineliml Dfl or tvlae Hie onl UAV or A urn nrxt Mimr. and completed within lour montlis thereafter and tbitt the atreet LommiMionR Rive the notice reiinireu by law to the propn-etorsol'lhelotslyinir oopoiute to the place where said pier is direct ed to be sunk, to unite the con.trm-lion of snid pier. JMAKlin ri.

imiMrTSON. Btreet Comruutioner, Street Comminsioscr's Omrx, February 12, Ihii). i felSfiw (SUPREME COURT IN EQUITY. Charles 8. Benton.

Clerk ot'thel Court ut ApiiealAOl the slate I oi New York. i vs. 1 David P. Hall, and otlrers. I In pursuance ot'a decree nt'lhe Supreme Court of tire state of New lorK.

in win expose to sale, on tlte linn nay Oi February, lb4, at 12 o'clock. at the Merchants' Ei-ehaiiee. in thecltv ot'New York ALL those two certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lyinr and tieinrf on tae north sine ol Nintii street, in the Eleventh It anlol the oitv ol new 1 ora. Deinr aesnrnated on a man annex. etl to a deed hv David P.

Hall and Noah Beovell to etamnel Flck elt. reconled in theohiceof the Register of the city and county oi new tors, in uuer no. ioi onveyanees. pare -LO. by UK du rollers one hundred and thirty (13u) anil thirty-teven (37.) said map lieinr reeunled with said deed, and theiaMl Int.

numhe one hnn- dred and thirty (130.) betas between Avenue and D. and bounded southerly in liont by mnui street, easterly bv lot nuintier one hundred and twenty-nine on said man. northerly in the rear hv lot number ninety-nine on said map, and westerly by lot number one hundred and thirty-one on said map and the raid lot number Unity IJ'J neins Between Avenue ri bounitcd south erly in front by inth street. by the rear of four lots tront- in on A venue uqnneriy in tne rear Dy KX zaon srufl map, and weitterlv bv lot No. Saul niau each oi said lots contain inc in breaiitli.

in front and rear, twenty.live leet. and in length on eacn sine, ninety-two leet inree incites. Dated new lork. January in, iscr. JOHN J.

V. WESTERVELT. Sheriff. A Wiirht. Solicitor.

lalg 2aw3w The sale of die alio ve nronertv is adionmed nntil liie Lflli dav ot Pehruarv instant, at the same hour and place. IJaled new lork, rentu-4ry lutn. inw. JOHN J. V.

WESTERVELT. SlientT. A. Wight. Solicitor.

lelj 2awU BY order or lire Honorable Thomas J. Oakley, tftief Justice ot tire Superior Court of the City of New York, notice is hereby riven, nnrsuant to the urovMons of the statute autho- nnnir Mtrju-hnwnts neainst aUACundinir. concealed and non-resi dent debtors, that an attachment harssned axaintt the estate of Nathan omtileston. a resident ot rniiaiieipnia. in tne state ot Penn.ylvania.

and that the same will be sold torthetiaymentot hi. dht. iihImia Im aDuear and dtAchAnre such attachment, ac cording to law, within nine nroolln from tlie first publication of this notice: and that the payment of any debts due to him by ren UmiL nT this state, and tile delivery to him. or for his use. ot any property within tins state besonring to hiin.

and the transfer ot'any such property by him. are lortMddea by taw. and are vow. Hated Uie Jlst day ot January. IS43.

F. F. MARBURY, Auomey for Attaching- Creditor, fefl law 9m No. 29 Wall street. New York, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application will pe made to the lAiSulatnreol'Uie State of New York, at the present session, tor an act ol incorporation, tor the punKSre ot building; a Dry and Wit warehouse, the liar, borot New ork, with any mechanical outness connected with the same, in tlie East River, north of Burnt Mill Point, with a capital of one million ot douars.

1 he shares to be each SlUU. leu lawuw CiTATUERf The subscribers offer a large assor ment of foreign and domestic Stationery, at very low prices. luEstands rencn pump, glass, cast iron, wooa, screw top. hydrostatic, kc. kc.

-Note raper and r-nvelopes oi an Kinds, motto seals, printing cards, wax motto wafers, fancy sealing wax wafers, card eases, chessmen, backgammon boards various qualities. Rodgers' penknives, kc; gold and silver pencd cases, tracing paper, Bristol and perforated boards, tissue paper, Engiisn ana American quins. Stephens', Walkden's and Arnold's writing fluids, portfolios writing desks, fancy penholders, transparent slates, ke ke. ke. Blank Books, of every passible kind, from tbe shelves or made to order, in the best manner, at low prices.

Cap and letter paper, gold pens. Copying presses, manifold letter writers. Francis' Croton ink. black carmine, copying and in- delible. equal to anv in use.

Bill beads, cards, circulars, checks, receipts, printed to order at short notice. FRANCIS LOUTREL, fell Manufacturing Stationers. 77 Maiden Lane. rtOPl VOIR LETTERS-The Premium Mani V7 fold Letter Writers, writes your letters and a copy at the same time, with more ease than ordinary writing, at no pen or ink is used. Very simple process Lay sheet or Chemical Ink ra per en your letter paper, place them under leaf of the copy book, and write with tbe agate point tbe composi tion from the ink Paper is transferred to the letter sheet and the leaf of the copy book at the same time, giving a letter and copy with less labor and time than writing Dy the old method, a letter only.

First premium at the Fairs, for the last three years was awarded to RICH LOUTREL, tbe manufacturers of tbe Premium Manifold Writers. 61 William st. A liberal discount to dealers. Paper. Blank Books, Gold Pens.

Copying Presses and Stationery a large stock at the lowest possible prices. letz IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, of Joseph Rodgers fc Sous make, in sets of 6J pieces, and in dosens also knives only, table and desert. Also, carvers, slicers, nnt pickers, cork screws, fcc. fcc, with a variety of low priced table cutlery. Tea Trays and waiters, in sets, or uo nie ana sand wich form Also singly.

IjPolished Steel Fire Sets, in great variety, some new and beautiful patterns. Also, coal hods, pokers, shovels, fce. All the above named goods impertea ana lor eaiewnoie- saie and retail, by NEWBOULD fc RUSSEL. 160 Fulton st, fel2 between Nassau and Broadway. CiPIIUT tiAS From Williams's bigh proof Alcohol, kJ for sale by W1L.MOT Williams.

TelZ loo iviaiaen Ls. A JIPHESK, Williams's extra treble reflnedj'orsale by W1LMOT WILLIAMS. fel2 138 Maiden Lane. A LCOHOL Williams's common and very high pr oof J.A ror sale by relx H1LMOT Williams, 138 lane. TETITKV JEANS, Cadet and Green mixed LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE CO, 36 Broad St.

TV for sale by fell QOITUER3I COTTOS VARN.asssorted numbers, VJ for sale by LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE fc CO, fel2 36 Broad st. T) ERKB HIRE COMPANY'S Wool dyed black XJ Cassimerea. for sale by ieia LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE fc CO, 36 Broad St. R1PKAS PANTALOON Stuff, for sale by LAWAL.VLL,inimSLL vty, 36 Broad st Ml UMBRELLA sale by CLOTHS, several qualities. tor LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE fc CO, 36 Broad st.

reli TT7TGANS, and 4-4, Black and White, for sale by kLAWRENCE, TRIMBLE fc CO, rel3 ao ifroaa st. ATEW iORK MILL OOODS Extra fine ll twist Shirtings. New York Mill do, super Twilled Jeans, blue and white and brown Chambrays, Camlet Jeans, various mixtures, ke. ror sals by rel's OH AS (JAHVILLE. 17 Broad it.

T)LACI LUSTRINGS 3-4. 4-4 and 6-4 black Ln JJ rings, ef various qualities, for sale low to close a con signment, by reiz lhas. sroso SALESMAN WANTED. One who thoroughly understands the Wholesale Dry Goods Business, and ean influence a considerable near-home trade, eaa bear of a good situation by addressing Box 1067, P. stating references and amount ot salary required.

lee rpBII SUBSCRIBER having been a MasterinCnaa JL eery tor twenty-five years, has now resumed the practice of his profession. He will confine himself prin-dpally to office business, and particularly to the of titles to Ileal assets to the safe investment of monies, aad procuring leans ea real estate. Ha has removed into the eity, aad will likewise, with the aid of good agents, attend te the collecting ef rents, keeping the accounts, and to the entire management of estates of Intents, Trustees, ana owners, wno may he as sent, ae. 1MU.WA3 apuis e-jijan ar is Counsellor at Law. 46 William Street GOLD Acid Solvents and Precipitates for metals, are the most reliable and certain detection of attempts at fraud.

These arc prepared in compact boxes, with plain directions, tor persons going to alirornia, oy JOHN ROACH. is S3 Nassau street, N. T. CLOAKS, SACKS AND HANTTLLAS. A.

A fl It 9 u. SO Canal atreex. AVE now tn store a full assortment of the above articles, which they are offering, at yen red need prices. Paris Cloaks, the newest styles, EMBROIDERED, mneh below the cost of importation-Cloaks ot our own manufacture, offering at great duetion. to eiose the season.

MANTILLAS, VJSiTES and SACKS, at a great seers. nee. sua PATES DI "OIKl URAS Fresh various sixes, tor sale by IsT JOHN JJUNVAN ft iON, 40T Btoadway, AMUSEMENTS. BROADWAY THEATRE. Doors open at tU o'clk Performance to eenunenee at REDUCTION OF PRICES.

Dress Circle aad Parqoette, 60 cents Family- Circle and Unoer Tiers. 26 cents THE LION KING, HERB. DRIESBACS. has beea en gaged, and WIU appear witn are a xeiaeo jxauasus ia tk. maA r.n,iwl Hmm THI8 (Moaday) EVENING.

Feb 12, sriu be performed, a Grand Romantic Spectacle, in, 6 acta, drama tized expressly tor this Theatre by A Andrews, sq. entitled THE COUNT OF MONTE-CRISTO. Edmond Lester Mons Vaebe The Abbe Faria. Dyott Mons Bon villa. Shaw Cader hoove.

I Femaad Fredericks Abbott Haydee Miss f. Wallaek BURTON THEATRE. Poors open at 6, o'clock Otrrtain will rise at I o'clock. riiHIS (Monday) EVENING, Feb. 12, will be per-X tUsned, the new Farce of IRISH ENGAGEMENTS.

Tim Rafferty. Brougham Julia Miss Chapmia Alter wnien tne popular Farce of POOR P1LLICODDV. John Peter PUlieoddy jjr Burton To coaclude with the by-no-manner -of-means-to- be-un- aersiooa Burlesque MONTO-CRISTY Ed'ard Dantes. Johnston I Mortimer Mary Cedes. Chanman Dress Circle and Parqnette, 60 tents Family Circle or Second Tier.

3 cents. Strangers and visitors are informed that Tickets for this Theatre are to be obtained stall the principal Hotels. ITALIAN OPERA -AS TOR PLACE. The Box Book will be open at the Opera House. Aetov Place, from 8 A.M.

to and at Hsu's Music Store, corner of Park Place, and Broadway from 1 to M. Doors open at 7 o'clock to commence at half-nast 7. precisely. Parquet, 1st and Sd Tiers, tl. Amphitheatre, 26 cents.

THIS MONDAY EVENING, Feb 14. 1S49, wfllbe produced with new costumes, ke. Donixetti's Grand opera, ia lour acta, LA FAVORITA. Leonora di Guxman, the Favorite, Signorina Trufll Ines, Attendant on Leonora, Mad 11, Fraser Fernando, a Novice afterwards an officer to tbe King nenedetti Alphonso AT. King of Castile, Signor Rossi Corsi Balthaxar.

Superior of the Convent of St. James of Compostella, Signor Novetti Don Gee pare. Officer to the King, Signor Patti Lords and Ladies or the lourt, rages, unaras, Monks, Pilgrims, etc. Scene of Action Kingdom Of CastUe. 1340.

Musical Director and Conductor, MAX MARETZEK. WEDNESDAY Second night of LA FAYORITA. AMERICAN CIRCUS. Broadway, (Alhnmbra) near Prlneo street. SANDS, LENT Profrietors.

Doors open at at fH o'clock to commence at 7 o'clock. REDUCTION OF PRICES. Boxes, 25 cents Upper Circle, 26 cents Children, half pnee. FAREWELL BENEFIT OF D4.N RICE. THIS fMONDAil EVENING.

Felbuarv 12. The performances will commence with a new and magni cent pageant, upon twelve superb horses, entitled the KNIGHTS OF PALESTINE. Mr R. Sands and his Talentel Children. Mr.

Dan Rice, the Shakespearian Clown, will dish up an original uia roanaa, rich, racy and savory Mr. W. Stout, the Modern Hercules, with Mr. Ilankins Masters Sands Waiter Aymar, and Mr Gardner, in their various acts of Horsemanship The Dancing Horse May Fly, will appear and perform All the Ponies, including tbe small pony Tom Thumb, Jr. J.

l. rosuAi, Treasurer. BARNUM'S AMERICAN MXSEUHx. Barn urn Manager and Proprietor Greenwood Assistant Manager SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every afternoon at 3, and every evening at half past 1 O'CIOCK. Last week of the celebrated OUAKER GIANT AND GIANTESS the largest pair of human beings the world ever propuecd Miss Elisabeth Simfsov.

a delicate young Quakeress oi 21 years, is nearly EIGHT FEET HIGH, end WEIGHS 3J7 ruuiNins, The QUAKER GIANT, 27 years of aee. stands plump EIGHT FEET IN HIS STOCKINS and WEIGHS 608 POUNDS. They maybe seen at all hours in contrast with tbe fairy queen TITANIA, the smallest person in existence THE HIGHLAND MAMMOTH BROTHERS. GREAT -SABLE BROTH ERS rETE MORRIS Miss EMMA LESLIE Miss JOSEPHENE WEST-MODE OF THE CITY OF JERUSALEM LIVING ORA NO OUTANG WAX SCRIPTURE STATUARY" Admission 25 eents. Children nnder ten years of age nair price.

(tn rpHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, CH NESE BUILDINGS, BROADWAY, between Prinee and spring atreet. This collection, the largest In tbe world, and the only one of the kind in this country exhibits the different classes of society in China, the form of Government, Man ners and customs. Progress in the Arts. Keligions, Lavs. Literature, Agriculture.

Trades and Manufactures, lt consists of a large number of figures of the size of life, several hundred Paintings, Stores. Apartments, Veesels. Models of xemples. Houses and Bridges, specimens of Manufactures of various kinds. Agricultural and Me chanical Implements.

Musical Instruments. Lanterns.ke. Open datf rrom A. M. till 10 r.

M. Admittance 25 cents, hildren nnder 12 years of atre half price ZOOLOGICAL HALL, 37 and 39 BOWERY. TT7ILL remain open for a few weeks longer where the Performances of AIR. BROOKS, the celebrated Lion King, can be seen every Afternoon and Evening also the wonderful Performing elephants, BOL1 AK and HO- MEO.and tbe beautiful PON IES with their Monkey Ri ders, will be introduced into the circle by their celebrated and gentlemanly trainer A1K. LANG WOR 1 11 and ex hibit the most extraordinary feats of sagacity and high training ever attempted auy exhibition or the kind.

1 he collection of animals at Zoological Hall, is now In the finest possible condition, particularly the great White ro ar hear, who is as iron and as vigorous as he waa on the day he was captured In the Arctic Ocean. Admis sion 26 cents. Children, half irice mi yam a.mbukijM proprietors Donnavan's Grand Serial ORIGINAL PANORAMA OP MEXICO! PA1STED on 21.000 feet of canvass Exhibiting a view of Country 3.000 miles in length, extending from Corpus Christ! to Buena Vista thence to Valladolid and from Vera Crux to the City of Mexico, presenting to the spectator the most sublime scenery in the world will open for a short time only, at lA.lU tlA.Vl A HALL, OW3 )HUAUftAI ADJOINING NIRLO'S GARDEN, On MONDAY EVENING, January ia Doors open at 6 Exhibition commence at 7 o'clock. Also on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock. Tickets 50 cents children half price.

Omce hours 11 to 1. For particulars see Descriptive Pamphlets. ja27 tf RET CRN R03I EUROPE OF DIBIFE'S GRAND ORIGINAL PAINTING OF ADAM AND KVK IN PARADISE, REPRESENTING! The Tevptatios" and The ExruLsioN," (Genesis, in. 4. 6.) painted for tbe late Charles X.

of France, (siae of each picture 14 feet by 12 feet.) These sublime works of art, now exhibiting for a short time the large room of the National Academy of Design, corner of Broadway and Leonard street, were exhibited in New York and other cities of the ni ted Slates, from 1833 to 1837. and for the past eleven years thronghont England. Ireland od Scotland, to the universal admiration of one million seven hundred thousand persons. Perfectly chaste and beautiful in conception, uniting a deep poetic imaginary to the charm and power of truth, such as cannot fail to make a lasting impression on the mind or every oenoider." Doors open from lu in tne morning tin 10 at mgnt Admission 25 cents. Season tickf ts 60 cents, children and schools half price.

dlO NATIONAL. ACADEMY OF DESIGN. THE Antique School will be open te Students on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 10 o'clock. A. M.

to 2 r. M. ror tbe emale Department, and rrom 7 to P. M. for the Male Department, commencing on Wednes day, the 1st November.

The Council will receive drawings for admission to this school on every Monday evening. The drawing must be from the round. oeaatf J. H. SHEGOGUE.

Cor. See. SPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE NEW fYORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD 1ADAMS CO. respectfully give notice that, ia addition to their old established express between Hartford, New Haven and New York, via the Sound and Railroad, they now run Special Messengers overthe New York and New Haven Railroad daily, for the transportation of valuable packages, parcels, bank notes, ke. between the following places, vis New Rochelle, Stamford, Fairfield, Mamaroncck, Darien, Bridgeport, Rye Station, Norwalk, Stratford, Port Chester, Westport, Milford, Greenwich, 'Soutbport, New Haven, Drafts, notes and bills collected, orders executed and returns made with despatch.

Express leaves New York at o'clock, P.M., and New Haven at 1 P. M. Office in New Haven, No. 143 Chapel street. W.

Webb, Agent. Office in New York, Ne. 1 Wall street. ja22istf ADAMS fc CO. NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD ANNUAL COMMUTATION.

On and after 1st March next. Annual Commutation Tickets will be sold, at the office of the Company. No. 2 Hanover street, to residents on the line of the road, at the following rates For accommoda- To and from New lion train, to and York and from Norwalk, only $40 per annum. New Rochelle.

For all the trains stopping at the stations the towns per annum. 43 Maniaroneck S3 45 Rye 48 Port Chester. 50 Oreenwieh 55 Stamford 6S Darien 60 Norwalk 1 set port Soutbport Fairfield Stratford Milford New Haven. 65 58 60 65 08 70 75 80 80 85 88 01 .100 Tickets not transferable under any circumstance and to be used only by tbe person named in tbe receipt which will be given for tbe payment of the Commutation rate. i ne use or the same by any other Hereon, beinr.

by the terms of the commutation, a release of the Company irvm sneir eiipRBseDU. (fj- Commuters will show their tickets to the Condue tors, in the same manner as other passengers. R. B. MASON, Engineer aad Superintendent.

New Yerk, Sth February, U4v. felO Slis FOR BOSTON RAILROAD LINE. AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR i Hilars, Boston. Worcester. Snrinrneld.

5 A-S'V artfbrd. ke. leaves the offieeka! of the New York and New Haven Railroad Ctnuiir. 20 Canal street, near Broadway, daily (except 8unday) at A.M., receiving passengers at the terminus ef the city trains or the Harlem road, at 27th street. Febnary Jth 184.

B. MASON, Strperinteaaent. TESTS FOR GOLD. rrWE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the following arti- FOR COLLECTING rmi Microscopes, Braxiliaa washing bcwla, iron mortars. fUl op IB KUU1 trOtt DOWML And iron ntumtM ft ssajsx niutJUIIFVr iJTtJB nTOsrO.

-a- TtSTING GOLD. PLAT1NA. kV Tests beets neatlv fltted nn with a eafly pure testa, together with a book containing fun aad saying goll wsning, metting aad as- mP. Wrt TWO nnt Eumaoes, billows, crucibles ingots, tings, borax, nitre, FOR ASSAYING AND REFINING GOLD. Touchstones aad teet battles, saufBee, etreei Boalds, flasks, parting bottles, bone ashes, nitric acid, scales aad weights, fce.

EDWARD N. KENT, jalT lmis Practical Chemist, lis John st N. Y. fJMJ CORSET MAKJBTll COUTILLE. BAZIN.

WHITE 8ATTEEN JEANS. COLORED do ds For sale by fs A. ARNOLD 60 Canal st. ssismej "'RR' li.iiwjcrsj JAiiH .15 Ji i Sfc'ohV-sl Public Sales. lierrT Leeds, Auctioneer.

BY HENftY H. LEEDS Jr. (Sueeeaaor to tbe Into Eunr JenkinR, deceased Stortj. No. 8 Wall st, oTjpoeito New it.

o.lrJ"! iT uo sua aersoocJ atteatisa se sales HottseeoM Purortarsxt the rveMUroce nl tamihes. wena-xahf Ks saaase- All ef watch is taroecttuAvtic.ri a.tai JUFJSTIAY. FebtJ AteVieek.sttrAa)rNtV,,frt The entire stock of a Fumer i. a erooveri fat eonvenrenee el the a. Z.lZiZ-'- noes, caffs see.

te every variety: steVa robes. aa- so aT1 CahVornu. swnalo etc inuKMUM, Fein At 10t o'clock, at the seres rooea Nr. 8 Weil st Aa assort weal ef new and seered brand tnrrumr solas, eoecnes. parlor and Brat chairs, centre and qnanerh.

ta bles. Mack walaet rmok eases, erererea, comer eres, fimrei wands, etc etc enclosed marble washstands. taireeaa. Bed. steads, mattresses, peillarees.

earners, mattint. etc Also, 1 superior piano forte, xaaue by Barm ore, warranted ia evevyrcspeet. I a'lin rw iw. At Tl oVee. at their sales room NoB Walt st A eA'UMMi el flne ancient and modern Oil Pairtiprrs.

rfeh frames, bejna- the salssry ef a rentreaan leaving tor Cal.lomia. ror ecrtKntarssec soeciar aoiwctssenieai, VTIIaWw. A TSsatsaeASVA A. 11. A UIIOl aatlVSIVIIVVI BY ADRIAN H.

MULLER, Store No. 7 Wall corner of New si. tr- TlAMWnhM isfcnraiA Si. fViwi, aad tlie Babhe that he will eontioeetae Aachen aad Ceamissioa actaess oabisewa accoent.as i ii be will five suenttoe principally to sales of reeled ate prepared le attend to sales nl rreneral inercBan-itiM. Behwiinefamitare.

attbe ressdeaee of nnvare ratorliea A wmmiMtmr willA A Mil f.iA the lliABnAAl nf MAI ASlI Other BtO- perty at nrivats contract, and lev the proeunnc and toaaios of easy ea send aad snorts axe. ana aerroueuns: outer womiiw. A. 11. atiiiiisa, WEDNraPAY7Feb At It im.

K. IWl hi. ftal.A.iu!wlinaM.lM irn Frenek bedsteads- and marble tabs, suitable sur pier tsbles, boreaua waslutaaoa, LLlriSi'a eo si At o'clock, at the Merchants' Excaanra. F.w.nt..r.' Ha Ia 1st. The nhiAfilA Ini of land en the aorthwert corner Broome and Mott sts, a the twe story frame boiidinr and brick ttable thereon, beifurig It 8 ins fronton Broome rt.ii ft in the tear.

75 'i ut oeptn oe Mott st, and leet 9 ins oa tne wes'eriy sme. ne frame buildins; ia the rear ot tbe Atable encroacLes nn this lot, and the purchaser ol the rear lot is to hare the privilexe of le. rDovirji otTke buiklin for lee daes (root 1st May next. The lot of land with tbe twottory frame baiklinc tKereon, on Broome st. nrx westerly adjwunng the almve.

and ins ft a ins in front ea Broome st, It in the war 0 ft0 ins in depik ea n. sme, and st ft ins on the wester ly side. ao. i ne rot of tatui on the westerly side of Mott st. nninenate-v in the rear th.

AhnM k. r. k.i 1,1 ywteon. beinf 12 ft in width front and rear by feet ia depth Tbe buiMioton thrs Im eneroaebes Via tbe above lot No 1, and tbe purchaser is to have tbe printer f.r tea days front 1st May Vl so bs te suad wholly on inn lot. 4th.

1 be lot of land with tbe two story bnek iroet boose there-en, oe the easterly side of Mott st. adjeintng tbe above lot No and known as No 171 Mottst; the lot a S6 ft width front sod rear or rru 11 in oeuui. The above land rs an ra Im mwJt 1. .1 -l SO years an indrsmitable title will be made to the purchasers, lice's anc IpossewMin of the prenrres oe ht May next. UJ" at the office vl the anctioo.

ear, No 7 Wa II ft. eonor of New sf. -Bate peremptory ra tne niahest bidder. Terms, (te, made known at the time of sale. Simerl Frederick Lee.

survtvine Hvnhw. Oi. sL and Bowery. AT l-KIVATE BAL.R. The thee storr hnek house and lot No 145 Tenth avenn he tween I9lh an SCthst, H'ie S3 10i48 ft lot 10x lull laex.

A lot on the west side of Avenue, between 13' and 14 stievts. Si It 9 ins in width by 112 ft 6 ins in deptn. The modern 3 story brick dweilmt house No. 38 12th street, the south side, between 3d sod 4'h avenues. Two story and ante brick dwelling hon-es, en ride of 7th st between 1st and 2d as eo ties The 3 story brick welliog house on a side or St Mark's place.

fRth si. DAArSit Avenue. 1 The story stone front dwelline bouse on title of Et Mark's place, net ween tit and ta avenue. L. G.

Carrington, Auctioneer. BY JACOB S. PL ATT. Hardware. Crockery, and General Auction and Com.

suasion lucrcoani. Anotioa Room. 23 Piatt street, corner of Gold TUESDAY, Feb IS. At 10 o'clock at the auction room. Harrlwsra.Rimiinaham.

Rsrmss and French Msnnfsetere. "hiffield Table and Pocket Cutlety. German snd Frenck Fancy uooas, etc Also, a sot of rtheffielri pat, era earns. Also, an in.te. nf hrM Ts htnmia Rnwie knhres.

etc. Also. sin. Im and donhlA barrel ni.tAts. nowiler Aisks.

oowre snives, nirES. etc. Atso, several cares mnsRers, Also, a quantity of riflss. suited totheCalifniniA market-Also, a quantity cf dirk at.d knives niees. clasp knives, etc.

Also, fancy Rortls, gold and silver watsbes, pencils, pens, etc. Also, an invoice of eolrl iewslrv. Ae. AT PRIVATE rtAI.K but) easts srroueht hanillesarl trona, eonstantlr oo band, of foasale to the trade at men tifticturer a price, as sole asent in tbe state New worn. Keene ot West Phiratlelplila.

BY BENJAMIN MOONEY. Store No. 14 Piatt street. R. All sales nf Hardware.

Farm Gonrts. Real tstoess. Furniture, GnMiiet.eic.ptmeiually attended to in any nan oi we ciir. Tl iKSllA Y. Peh IX.

Boots. Shoes. Ac At 10 o'clock, at the store of-A TlCx'e. J.9 Pearl street, WAI eases boots, shoes, prorans. coaipristiis a eeneral assortment, and well adapted to tbe season.

For particulaii see eatalorne WEDNESDAY. Hih. AtlDo'eloek st the nuetinn room. Hardware, Cutlery, ax. Particulars in BV COOLEY KEESE, Store No.

191 Broadway, eorner of Dcyftreet. RrV" Liberal cash ar) ranees on all roods con.i?ecd Inr sale. Copley. KiesAt Hilldevoteparticulur at'tption to the sale of putilic ann pr va l.itiraniw tneir facilities for orransemerr of literary property caor.t susnswerj C. A K.

will a-ive irt-nnnn I airenrinn in the sales of Furnitlire st the dwellings ot families. TUESDAY EVENING. At 61 o'clock at tlie auction roo'n. Privnte Library A very large snd valuable ci'iccitun of stand. srrl and miicei.tner-iialiotttca.

Alto, a larre ami choice assortment et Euglisu lurittinz alien aooe'eeant WEDNESDAY EVENING. Atlk o'clir attbe auction rtMim A larre sod valuable Medical Library, cmbrccicg ihe best want oi proiesion. FRIDAY EVENING. 16h. At 6 o'clock at the aurti.in room.

Valaable l.aw Library A Irtroe and valurble Law Library smbraciog many of the most text ooks and reports. Nl-W YORK TRAIIP. SAI.R OF 8TATIONKKV. tfTERfOI'YPF. PLATES, BIIMllEHrt' MATEKIAIJI APtK, Se.

CommencinR March 26, at o'clock at the auction room. I In 8 mitnlh. eremt for annroveil enrt.1r.e4l notes. In solieiting the attention oftbe Trade to mis rimpornn'- 'he snderricned hee to renew the expressiun oi their thanks fur the liberal snpporttbey have hitherto received; rs it does, such entile appmnutiun of the mode adopted in conduct--ng their sales, that the same rerulstions as soveiiKd the lat will lieooserved in ths, so lar as to tow conlriDulois 10 oner turn quintittes a the demands ol the tra1e require, reserving the rif lit witnoraw suen part 01 any item as, alter first lot. ate toia, may ie iBcomoatthle witk Ihetr inierest todi.nose of.

It thould.bow rver, he clearly nndentei-d. that first lots must, in all cases, he without rererve snrlthat nothing ahouhl be presented tor tale not reany at ihe time lor ttelivery. It is also prouesed to otfer the whole sale on credit ofS mosn rrespeetive of the amountspurehnsetl Irom nny one invoice. IT3r L'onsirnmants are requested, on which the usual advane will be made wnen required. I A March Si.

At trl o'eloek at the auction room. Valuable SfereotVD. Pistes On 6 months credit, fer sd jmver! endorsed ooles Among other valuable siereotvr-a plates the fol lowing will beonered: i.tnoon Istcnae and railol the Roman Cmnire. lv. royal 8vo, 1S0S no Also, the Utstorical works of William Robettson, ialv.royal 7vo, 1223 pp.

Also, the works of Rev. Nathaniel Laidner, in sNiut 600 pages tn a volume. 1 so. Henry's Sliseeluuieoui worts, xv, RDOut KUUpp royal Svo Ale, Travels of Mateo Paul. tv.lBmo.

Also, the Book of the treasons, lv. lame AUo, Moral Library for the lBmo. Aso. Seeial eports, or Holiday Arwusemenis. Ae.

Also, a ereatvarietv nl eeonar and steal Plhtea. im.i1 Ciila and otlter articles in the Itne. 1 nrether with stereotype plates to Corrtnne, by Mad de Ptael, French. Pieetola. 262 oares: ressemien's finrth American itardner; Fassenden's complele Farmer; Fesenden's Orchard; unci ttensious Aoecootas: mnnnooa ana the causes 01 itstie.

Ime: Wilson Amencse Omilhnlnev. with urnsses of steel niates; Bradford's Wonders ot the Heavens, tto: ctnuthy's lale L'owper. 8v, Llmo; Bradford's Comprebeoure Alias, eta, lus- raen. jamcs Miller, Auctioneer. BY JAMES M.

MILLER, Store No. 86 Maiden lane, hardware. Real Estate. Leather. Boots Stool, 6r TUESDAX.

FTrTlX At 12 o'clock at the Merchants Exchange. Referee Ra le All that tot nf around in the cits of Rrooklvrt mihcN corner of r4tawafs Alter and 1 ork frontins on Stewart's Alley, containing 24 fl 11 ins front and rear and 66 tl id ritit'Ar. renin. At 12 o'clock at the Exchange. fTnrler the dirnetinn nl PhiloT Rue.

lea. Ketere. Allthrl In! nl around on the northeasterly corner of'8lnne and Whitehall its, being T6 fret 9 ins on the southerly side. 64 feet 3 ins on ihe east side. 80 it 6 ins on the northerly tide, then westerly 32 leet ns.

4 kits on the VV side of 10th avenue and 34th st. each lot US by lOifeet. FRIDAY, Feb. IX AI 101 o'clock, at the store, Nn 85 Maiden lane, no-stairs. Assianee's eiale ol Hnrdwaie 31X1 nackases and tols.

consisl- itig of locks. bolta. latches, butts, hinges, axle pulleys, vices, anvils, trace, halter and log chains, screws, steelyards, mill saw. battara tiles, hoes, candlesticks, curry combs, saas. botcher's knives, table and pocket cutlery, etc mui uat, eo so.

At 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange. land in tb, town of GreeoburRh. Westchester near the errata Railroad. The land isdividmi into arable, psstureand wood land, with a 6ne a.reamof water running throusb it. On the Drrm'sse area newly built handsome and commodious rnansioo.

a Isrra Kouw barn ant other euthuildinss. Terms accom'noda-ttna. The above ts the 1st. residence ot John A etideli. Eq.

For tutther partieulsrs inquire at the auciiun room. So as Mat-dea lane. TUESDAY. March 6 At 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchanre Under the directrao ot PmloT Kuzstes. Esqr Releree A II that lot ot land known as No 3S3 Pearl at, being 32 It heat and rear, or 1(4 It deep.

TCESDAY. March 12. At 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchanre. Under the direction of Philo Rustles, Ksq, Releres AI-those two certain lots, pieces ur parcels uf land on Ihe I1V side of 42-1 st, between 8th and 9th avenues, known by the Nos tt, and eJI. on a map of ihe Hermitage, complied by Ewen, City Purveyor, in Feh.

Ie2i. Also, all that lot ur parcel nf ground oa the westerly side nf 8th 'iveoee, between45lh and 4th sts. knows ai Nol. on a man of timpertvof Barbara Lest elt, by (spencer. City Surveyor, July lOth.1834.

WONDA TP. March 19. At 12o'elock at the Merchants' Exchanre. Under Uie direction et riidney limolii. mungifee.

fl Rng-ties, Esq. attorney The souse and lot on the westerly side ef Uoerck street, lib It north ol cHantoa; the tot being 20 It 9 las by 100 It. Also, the house and lot of the same. 96 fl north of Stanton st: SOrt 9 ins by 100 fl. Also, the house and lot oo the same, 137 ft 6 ins north of Stanton st: 20 ft 9 ins by 100 feet.

A lei. ihe bouse and lot on the same, 179 ft north ol Stanton st; 23 ft 9 ins by ICO It. A lao. the house and lot on the same, 106 ft 9 ins north of Stanton at: 30 A 9 ins by 100 rt. AT PRIVATE BALE; B.

Boots. Shoes and Bros ans at private sale, cheep f.r caih. GEO. d. SHEPPARIJ, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, 1-13 Maiden lane.

Will siva his srMcial auention te the sale ol Drurs. lve Staff. and Colors. THURSDAY. At lOe'elock attbe room.

Drues. Dve Stuff, and Colors Catalocues and samples three daya p.evious te the sn le. Ai rsirnicDjub. Twohoeseson Lexington sv.nue. between 26tb and 26.

hits. House and lot comer of Whitehall and Hf idlest. A tares ot 40 acres, in good otder- near Elisaetbtewn. N. J.

A bouse and lot. with a large euilnmg suitable suitable for a cabinet soaker or other business, will be sold low. 608 dozen French eat xlasstumlrlers. suitable lYr hatch, etc. One IS horse power eteam encine.

John Snlffen, Bx" JOHN SNIFFEN Store 35 Ann street. Constrnmen's of Furniture snd ether merchandise to the store out door, house, store, and street sales will ruatvA art ent ma at moderate rauss. TUESDAY. At KM o'clock at the auetiea room. FareiturBand Mill in.

rv Hiuak ru c.il and others. Also, the stock ol milliner. AT PRIVATE 8 ALK. A Satioett faetlirv and rlwatlin. tki n.

KniL mss, wtih all the machinery necessary tor eontinuini Ihe bust, aesa piobtably in good runnin Mtler. with abunjant Iwatei Jvewl ha oflers to capital rsu aa eaportundy net everyla) 1 hree superior bowlins alleys, with all the modern fixtures, ia "JJ1 as lold a bartratn. aopty at tbe store. 310 acres of land in tow a of Collus. EneCo.N.Y..

about 1 seres cleared; will be sold a barsitwor cxcbaLfed for pro. perty in thrs car ot vicinity. Steartne lbs white aad hard Steariee. for nsa, Quantities to sou pur.bas.rs. T.

B. Bleecker, Auctioneer. BY BLEECKEH Jr. LIVINGSTON. The snbscn bars havinf formed a coeartoershrp lor the srssa of a teneral Auettoa ami hustaesi, are sew prepared to artead to Ihe sale of Real Hoosebnld Fenit ture.

ritecks, Aa Ae- Omce No. 29 Wall street, em toot. T. BLEKCKEK. LEWIS LrVLNfiTOW.

AT PRIVATE SALE. Three nooses oa JUlh street, near Broedway twp vacant lott oeslst do: Hrse lot oatsb avenue near Slat st: new street, between 7th and fkh aveaoea: boiK and lot ia Brte si. east of Broadway; 9 beosaa and lets to Men street; 3 story house ir dlntea Willow St. Brook lr. The farm aftae sate P.r Lhnnssttm.

sttnalei Rt Rhine- bck. abmrt aif mile fioss ihe villas, and rmissa Irom ihe steamboat Isjsdug. euataioias 3be acres ol finest land la the county. at. JiEMP.

Auetioneer Sales Rnmrrs No Nassau street, opposite the Cnstom R. C. KEMP will five ha liersooalsttpntlon te esles of slocks, ef roods, teal estate, and furniture, at privets dweihass. ass areoki naiiiillBllyrolieitsalasot thukmd. AT PRIVATE SALE.

HO easss Finer Hansina-R. U. Ksns has rs wore I Nissan t. sat private sale. Sou eases ef the vanoas style, and qnalHresol sa ua (Tweed end staioed Paper banxiBcs and Cranna Paper.

assonraavtt, which he ar. oared to sell Ml lots lo see ...7. oft months, and at the lowest factory prices, and would soiled the sueatioa of purthasrrs for the Weswra, aad ether CAKSKIa COAle-Ia yard and under cover. Brack Cannot Coal, for sale la lots to suit purchasers, at the towest marks price. J.

L. a F. W. WORTH, 24 Broaadway. aad Me fouxth st, oor.

Thontpaoa. 1 PnMIe Bales. OCP for continuation of auction sales, see Irrt page. U. W.

Foster. AtKtlonewr. BY FOSTERS Sc. LIVLNliSTON, Store No 63 Bearer street. Edward jTwarren.

Auctioneer. BiT DRAPER, WARRENS in MONTArlT, Store Ne. 67 Beaver street. 1 AT PRIVATE SAUJ. Jest karliee from bark Euseee eueieruowR srroefter nal locctneei.

in iota suit rsarcnawjis tuuiiwn nwissiinre. John H. Austeo. AoManieer. BY AUSTENS SPICER, Store oornorof William rt.

and Ejohacgs Plaoa. WEDNESDAY. -At 11 eVleek, at the aeetios) veess. LGHORn ATS. BKA108.

etc. -1 six months eiedk 260 eases roen'e and boy's single and doable ktia Lerborn Sets, Bratds. kc.of recent arrtvasr. ta aioRttsaand sawVs rn iK rrtrrniint of sals. TIinH8lAY.

iA. At tOeVleeh at Oie aertiee roees. PACKACE BALrWareMwwved eKiem. aewM at ssoaw Cetaleiues and soaspw. on the reomins ef tale.

1 IMI TIJRDA.R4th. -T ke -For approved eadorierl fteersst six At We'elnek at tire stereaaBts' Eieaanra. AT PRIVATE BALE? As nrvotcc ef rich Para chene Parasoa. TieatA eaadsss. larer, Jr, AuttioBeeri BT HAGGERTY, DRAPER.

JONES. Store 64 William, eorner of Fine rjt. TCEtSDAY.FeblS. At 10nverneR. at the anextoa seees.

PACKAGB SALE At six swaths credit I Sj 1 DS.I.M. Irab. French. Scotch. Irak aad Ansericaa Dry Coosk, waaaie for the anrinc trade.

Aee, Ra eases unea snd crown Bolls nos Also. 80 cases 4 4 dress lieena AIo. 20 cases striped, cheeked and plaid siarjhasss A lao, IS eases new style French htgaaaes A Uo. 3 cases alpacca eostiasi Arse. 20eascscheeiedaad jaeeact flsaslias AUo, lOeassxbeevy ubleriiapei Also, 8 eases superior cheeks Also, lteasespanUloeeetuSk Also, I eases new ayie enauags Also, 6 rases union checks Also.

16 bales iscouard eiancr Atse. IS esses Verona hdkfs. without faiirvl ftltit rfrrnrrawnt nl whom ISmas flln.iT hLnkers chests tea. A bo, 1 rase nhbsns, dams red ea the verase rsf hnnortitioa. io oe soia anoer tne irAtfiee.KMl of the wi IkA W.hLm.

tk KM. -count ef the underwriters srC ASH 1RuiiogaesaBd simple, ne he mominsof sale. WFDNESDAV. At II o'clock at theaeettoe rones. CflllUn MATTING loDTJ mils aa.

red checked Gouqoa 91 ittmc of soeeriov quality. aiaroguea aea samnres on tne raormmr ot saw. THUKHDaY. FeblA At lOn'etork at the atretir tvwvaa. rrXITHS.

CASSIMRRKS. VrSTINCK. VW SEWINGS. Ae At ft months credit. cataioRneB end samples oa the mrnmg of rale.

Jobn ndderow, Anetioneer BT JOHN RUDDEROW 4c Store No. 163 Pearl street. THESIIAY. At i o'clock at the suction mom. i rrom the shelves A gene.

LinA? Cloths, Ciasimeres. etc. en a credit el tix WEDKESnAY. At 10 o'clock at the auction mom. A fvcta the Hrtra'J't nf Ct-lhs.

ie. ZJiZZ iil. i 'ajiobiij tturirs Ua4er the in tTJf HLZl rt.fcr seconmof the aaserwd Allghtl, tMZZtcJOJ lU' Also, 2 caie li.le thread cloves, sl.chtlv damaeMl FKIIIAY. At 10 o'clocs in the anetioe room CLOTHS. CASB1MEKES.

Ac fro SieThe ves-A eene isl assortment of CaiAimena, Satinets. Vestian tuTm a credit nf six months. William Kote. Aaetioneer. BY VAN WYCK KOBBE.

Store No. 17 Wniiam st. TUESDAY. At 10 o'clock nl the ouettonrorm. PACKAOR t-ALE OF 11BOAIK.

LOTHS, CAfttllElll NI) TAILORINfJ GOODS. Ae. packares Belxian, German, English and A met lean Cassimerea. I'ailorsns Goods. Sre Ae.

at acredaelsix RaCBtirs spproveil notes oft 1(0 and epwards. Alo. by order of the underwriters, at six months credit 1 kale SO pieces, diaper; I c-isa. HIS yards, brown damasks. Nos 7,8 9, atoned widths, risniirred on the voyaveof impertatroa.

Cataltgues and stimpieson the reormng ttt sale. -ti FRIDAY. AllOo'clock at the auction room. PACKAfcl? 9M.E (' BrlOAlvtTlTHS.CASSIMFRFsj Anii TAILORING fiOOIeS. Ae By Caia'asue-aiO pack exes Itelrmn.

German, Ent lisb and American simeres. Tailorins Gnrds. See At a cred it of six ssenlhs. ap. proved endorsed notes of eit-Onnd upveards.

CalaJoRues sod samples on tbe moruir.g of sate. At 10 o'clock ar tbe auction mom. LAnOE SALE OF NEGDLEH OHKED BM'ROIDER Ell WHITE AMI LACK the entire nrpri'tstion of tine and rirh embroidered collars, ct pea, chrmi-srt's. pelierines. caps, testes, muslin and eamhrie fmerttogs.

cdsmxs, ae ol an imnortir.s house, st a credit ef 4 mohtlts. A Iso. an entire invoice of Kccb h. Enrlnh snd Swirvmmliri; eamhries. diaper mnsihs.

eurtainT. Brusni whito Ibrcad tud French blsck IrimmtnR Isces. i 'ntalnenes end sair.p'e. on the mnrnirc ef sale III HA LE The three story snd attic, hnek hntrses-nd lot No 7 BeekmanaU House 8 by 56 leet. Lot 2d by Geortre G.

Wilmerdine, Aaetioneer. BY WILMERJJING, PRIEST MOUNT, Store 61 Beaver street. Y.Feb IS. At II o'clock at t'ie auetiea mom. LEGHORN HKAIUtj.

Ae. AO eases Leshcra flats. Braids, consisting of n.4fl's SHiRle snd doubls bnaa ha's. ladies' aad miases do. pedate end biris eye braids, corn-on ing tjesiraliie as.rtment, jtist received per late arpvais.

Als-i. an invoice of English Mraw Goods. The entire importation of Mrnts. At. Waller's bats sad liranls will he included in thisssle.

Catalogues and sampes on tbe mnrning of At 11 e'elocE. CCNS. PI.OTOLS Ste Cooipnstr.g 10C0 guns and SOX ps'rl ol pistuls. being i he entire balance of the celebrated mant, factory ot Aneian At aiuocEst which will be found some very unerterlowlii'g of high cost, made expressly for prnsu ure and warranted The assortment or pistols it very lirrre. the sizes pirticulsrly denrahie ind well idorxed to eomnanies proceeding to Call kirn ia.

The whole were mniufsc and ror the markeL 1 error, 6 mnr lhs credit for approved ertdorsed Botes. Catalogues and samples on Ihe morning ut lale. WEDNESDAY. At 10 o'clock at the auction roem. PACKAGE A LE-3 0 packages Foreign snd American Dry Gontls.

cunmnsirg a desirable assortment, adapted te the spring rade. A I to. nnder the inspection of the wsrdens of the sort 200 pes Turkey red prints, 6 cases Uaruton ginghams, daasaged uu the voyage of tmportarioe. Caialogues and samples nn the mnrnmg ol brIc. FHIDAY.Feb 6 At 10 o'clock at the auction room.

PACKAGE RALE At months credit MM Darkles. For. eign and American Drr-Goods eompmiag a desirable aesert-meot sdnpted tn the spring trade. CaVirogues and samples nn ti. tnominc of sale.

SATURDAY. 17th. nn clock at the auction room. CARPETM. RCG8.

kc-At aaoaihs eredit-A reneralia. son ment or Brussels. S-ply. Ingraia aad Venetian Carpels, Kites, Drugget is. etc.

Catatugues and santpiee en the raomtng nf Bare. FIJI VI IS HAL.K. 7-4 am; black twilled hdkjs: white sucnewr cratwrgiawrs. Geo. B.

Rollins. Anetioneer. RY G. B. ROLLINS CO.

Geo. B. Rollini he. assoerated with himself in bovmeis, hti hto-iber John T. Kollinl 1 he Auction and Commission business in al its branches, will be continued under the firvnef O.

B. Rollins ft; who will give particular attention to sales of Real F.tlaie. Merchandise. Household Furniture, ate Also, to loaning and procuring of money on bond sod mortgage, and aellioc tit real estate by private contract. OffiettWsJlssTas.

THURSDAY. Feb ML At 12 o'eloek nt the Merchants' Exchanre. Three story modern baiit dwelling bouse, 20 It 10 ins by 40 ft and of ground SO ft 10 tni by ag ft, oe Ihe southerly side of RU street, third west Irom 7th avenue, ths Bouse is finished is modern style with ell improvements. Cretoa witer throughout, rue! waslitutrs, two watsr closets, bathi. fixed washstands.

wkita arched mantels throughout of the latest style. The sale will be peremptory, and terms easy. Hume and Washington strts The value bre prowerty en the snathesst corner ef iluaoe and sts, fronting the epen rquare between Duane and Ran de sU; the let is SfxlO ft; the pre. sessrenfiwercapiedsia gmeery store and dwelling house. The immediate vicinity of th N.

Y. and Erie Railrnirreooers he tiroperry very desimbre.and rs one thst cannot fail to increase great ly us value. Tbe title lodisou table. 1'hc sale will ke peremptory, to settle an estate. AT PRIVATE BALK A store and dwelling, and lot of ground, in rotrt 10 feet tnrrhei front, 167 feet deep, in the lower part ef this eity, a great baaraia nearly a II on bond and mortgage.

A desirable modern dwelling on Stale street, near Clmton South Broodlru. very cheap, a small part of the moner re Quired. Walden Pell, Auctioneer. BY PELLS Ae CO Stors 109 Wan ftreot TIIK.miA V. lxrr.

At I of 11 o'clocE Iroot of the store. 1100 drums Kin ma Ft.s. Under the inspection ol Ike wardens of the port, for aeeosmt ef nudeiwr.teis. for caih Tcasks Madder, damaged on Ike voyage. At I ock attbe Merchants KEenaag.

fer hr Bhawmut 1'heaebr frhawmut. as she now lies on Whiting's Ways, root of HiMlxest. Hreoklvn. Terms cash. At 3 the foot et Broome st.

H. Pt Poraingo Mahogany4ai cannon lose and crotches ffrie qualilyft Domingo mahogany, pail of tbe cargo ol bark Mora. Irom hort au Friuce. 43 criitebss tit Domingo Mahogany per Iowa. '1'ermt Four roolilh.

over elisi, approved eelelved notes. Catalcguei the cay previous tn sale. vV EDM kHDA Feb 14: At o'clock, at toot el Kuigersst. FantaCrux Mabogans and Cedar Tae cargo of schr Melbourne, eoosrsting of 130 logs mahogany, 170 do cedar, part uf larg size and Hue quality. Also.

logs SU Domingo Mahogany. Terms. 4 inontrn over SIM. approved eridorsed notss. Catalogues al sale.

FRIDAY. Feb IA At 1 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange Rnrk Knthleen To close a concern Tha A 1 berk Kathleen, 3C6 tons or abnnt StXIO bbls burthen. Her Irame best Delaware waiieoak. rot out for a ship of 460 tons, was in dock ever 18 months, with which rs a large propottioaof l.ve eik. locust and eebar.

her copprr tatenings unusually heavy, and hay eoeetrue-tion being by litimrrot. of Philadelphia, wi'l Brewer tor her workmanship. Hero'itftt is rterrt, lucluriing two loita of sails one entirely new. Will be sold as above if net previously disaus-adof, TUEHDAY, Feb 10. Nenvitas Mahogany and 'edai 1.

legs fine quality mabeea-ny, 40 do Jo cedar, csrgo nf brig Horlgdon, from Neuvitaa. Terms, 4 months over IU0 approved endorsed aoua. Cstalogoesihedsv otsaie. WF.I)NEinAY.Febsl. At 3 oseioek at tbe foot ot Goveneur street Maniinila Mahogany snd Cedar Tbe cargo el tchr Juliet enn.rsing ol 1st legs mahogany, ol nnusualiy fine aualttf anil U0 logs large size ttdar.

month-over S10D endorsed notes. Cslaiguesdsy prevoii. te S4e. At 3 o'clock, en rtsllan Msrble-isjotoiis Italian (rlarlile, per Norweg an Uaik Arsndei, from Legbom, consisting el white, white veined bud ann whttestatBsry. part targe 'Te and superior quality.

1 ermi. or ths over ti'O sppruved endunep nolaa. Cetaleguei ea the daynr sale. FRIDAY. Feb 2S.

AtSnV.l.ck.In rtlatnanr. Black and mnA ii-', snd gold, sratusty. white and white veined Italian asarbe. pet OS'S Lnighlee. from Leghorn, part la ryes re and hps quaati.

7 erms, 6 months over Sk4 approved endorsed aoUs. rer nr vaiMigwi sn. oar prwvinrts 10 sale. Al rUlVATIC legist Dommgo Hstin Wood. AT PhUVATiS SALE.

A. M. Merwin, Anetioneer. BY BANGS, PLATT to CO. Store 204 Broadway MONDAY EVENING.

Feb IS. Al Si o'clock tt liie aecuen rooer. English ted American Keeks Large collection of works in Ftaodard and Miscellaneous Liurrslure. ernbraoiBt VHtny flne I nglish ed.Liiius ol the Poets, History. Biography.

Ans, iseien-ces. msay ol which sre Ireautiialiy tilutraied. and emoeg which are Life of Napoleon, llluursted Lusdaa si'ilion, 1 vs 1 8v Bartlett's I anadian and Amancaa Scenery 13 vs 4to; Views tn Wales 4'o; Wright's History ef Essex, finely illussra-tad, Sn4to. London: hillock's Drawings liom Nalure. eo-lord plnus: Ileiui Engravinga 4U.

London; (Mr Wm Ham lton'-i Annqui Vaies. colored rs fol: Pla larch's Live. ss, royal 8o. 1-ooden: Graham History el the ulled Svo. Iiby: ea a Life of Franakn.S vsSsa; Fletcher's W.

tks. vrSvi. libs: Henty Expesitloa rs tvo; At ti o'eloek at the auetioa room. English Valentines A large eoosignrDeet of English Vakns tines. eDtracinga greatvarleiy of ekgant patterna.

F.VE.NINGrFabU. At 6 o'clock at the auction room. Msgarfleenl Engravirgs Severs I thetnend dollars worth ef the meet celebrated standard eegraviags of London aad Paris, besides many lire snerticf prists and portraits of horses, stud res, wage snd froop. plgtrt aod colored. aad dark areuad.

kg Julo.Lalo.LasAa!U.aad other eminent artnjs, si great va-nety. and pot up in lou te Mit purchasers. This sale will the sp VVe-nt, part ot wh Ich was sold ea Jan Sfkh. FORT Y-N INTH fiEW YOCK TRADE HALB Te be eauuwiieen, the Amttonerr aod rapeg tan ea FRIDAY, March 23d. end the Book Be Woe TUEnOAY.

March s7th. The next regnUr rrude tsele will be eeearaerieed al ihe dale. It will be conducted nooer tbe ase rrgulatieas te. Hisl one. Constgntrrenri Bonks.

Piper. ruuonry. rttererrti pe IMoalcuh sulvftfieoa tiii bm 1 reQ'JirtMl. olee tn Publi hers-Th. following valuabto sWesofyne es.

among niMrs. will "i sl. B-sf-sestM: tZyVSifuUXZ. fab IfM'l ine; snasdAsi' SaT tv. I vt.eee.

SBWata UO I FOR CALI PORN I A I LEATHER HOSE FOR CALIFORNIA. Leather Hose of every sis. and of tbe best quality, raitable ror Force Pumps, Engines, ke. For Rale at lie-est prices, by JOHN H. BOWIE ft Leather Dealers, SO Ferry street.

Kg- Suction Hose snd Fire Buckets made to order. nl WrfeTIed Y.oe teZXVIZSttr rean: lAksss sayss irum ssssi.