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IT NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1849. INSURANCE' AGENCIES. A. H. MULLER, Auctioneer.

provisions of the General Insurance Act, pass- Greenhouse and Garden Plants, Dahlias, by the last Legislature, agencies of foreign com- A. A Y. will sell clonetion on WEDNESmust prove to the satisfaction of the Comptroller 16th, at 104 the sales room, companies have an unimpaired capital equal to No. 7 Wall street. required Mutual of our own companies.

Greenhouse and Garden Plants from the nursery Trenton Life Insurance Company, we believe, J. B. Mantell, Bloomingdale, comprising an assoriment to of comply $100,000 with the invested law. in They stocks have an unim- of Orange and Lemon Trees. in blossom and bearing; capital and mort- Azelias, Oleanders, Poligilas, Bordon, Moss, Prairie and Mr.

Charles G. Imiay (in one of the front of- other Roses. the Manhattan Bank) is duly authorized to issue Also, Dahlias of new and choice varieties, from the as per the following: sery of J. E. Rouch, Brooklyn.

CERTIFICAT EOF AUTHORITY. my15 1t COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, UCTION FINE FRESH Albany, May 2d, 1849. A catalogues and masters of fine Teas, cargo of Satisfactory evidence having been furnished to me Candace, are now ready for examination at McCULCharles G. Imlay, of the city of New York, (No. 40 LOUGH'S sales room.

The sale will take place on WEDstreet.) has been duly appointed an agent for the NESDAY, 16th at 11 o'clock. Mutual Life Insurance Company, being an in- my15 WILMERDINGS, PRIEST MOUNT. company incorporated by the state of New Jerthat the said company is possessed of the amount R. C. KEMP, Auctioneer.

capital, unimpaired, which is required by the Cabinet Furniture, House Furnishing Artisection of an act entitled An Act to provide cles, to be sold at auction, on Wednes. Incorporation of Companies," passed day, at 10 o'clock, at No. 12 Wall street. Insurance 10th, 1849: THEREFORE, in pursuance of the provisions of C. KEMP will sell as above, without reserve, aforesaid.

I. WASHINGTON HUNT, Comptroller of R. large and handsome assortment of rosewood, mahoof New York, do hereby certify that the said Im- gany and black walnut parlor, dining room, and chamber authorized, as an agent for the said insurance com- Furniture, all of the best styles. to issue policies, receive premiums, and transact Also, library, bookcases, wardrobes, office furniture, business of Life Insurance in the city and county of Also, by order of mortgagee, the furniture of a private York. family, which is of very good quality and in good order.

witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my Also, several English fine gold patent lever watches, name. and caused the seal of my office to be holes jewelled and warranted. afixed, the day and year first above written. Catalogues on the morning of sale. istf W.

HUNT. Goods purchased to go out of the city. can be packed CHAGRES, PANAMA AND the SAN FRAN- and shipped in good order, at reasonable charge. ap14 own convenience. and conven- ADRIAN H.

MULLER, Auctioneer. others, I will take charge of, and to the best of my deliver, small packages at Chagres, Panama and 01l Paintings, Statuary, Alabaster Vases, Francisco, and in the Gold Region in California, for Furniture. compensation. DRIAN H. MULLER will sell at auetion intend to leave on Saturday, 19th and to be in A WEDNESDAY, May 16th at 104 o'clock, A.

Francisco in less than sixty days. Parcels left at 50 the dwelling house No 806 Greenwich street, corner P. street, Brinkerhoff, with Mr. Soule, or at 9 23 A. M.

Chambers street, Jane street, the balance of the furniatue remaining will and previous to on Saturday, sold at the sale of 30th April last. be carefully promptly attended to by MINOR. Also thirty-five Paintings -being by, and copies D. K. the Old Masters--such as Cain slaying Abel, by Titorett; WANTED- On Bond and Mortgage, on St.

Cecilia, by Paola di Mattea Venus and Cupid, $6,000 unencumbered Real Estate in Westches- era de Gess, a very Schizones Charity, County, worth $10.000. Also, two sums of $1500 and Christ Crowned with Thorns, an old painting, imitation on good mortgages. drawing 7 per cent per annum. of Carlo Dolci Joseph and Child, by Vescari; the 11 4t RAY TOMPKINS. 35 Wall st.

donna and Sleeping Child, of Guido Reni; St. Antoine, TO LOAN ON CITY PROPER- by Elizabeth Serani; the Mandona, Carlo Dolci, $50,000 ty, in sums of $5.000 and upwards. copper A Sarsoreretta; Magdaline, Christopher by Carlo Columbus, Cignani A Americus Madonna, A. B. VANDERPOEL.

23 Wall st. by pucius, copies from Parmigianna Descent from YRUS W. FIELD No. 11 Cliff street, Cross, with group, Flanieago, an old and very offer for sale: painting; Holy Family, by Andrea Del Sartes; and Paper-600 cases, a complete assortment. other choice paintings.

reams. all sizes and qualities. most splendid statue of Minerva De Paper-1600 reams, all sizes, glazed and un- ica. of the purest and finest statuary marble, size of elaborately finished. copy from the original in the Hanging Paper-70 tons, white, green, blue, red, can at Rome.

Apollo of the Muses, a splendid bust Paper-1000 reams white and colored. Franklin. of the finest statuary mable from Bennasio Hardware Paper-3000 reams, various sizes qualities. lence and Repose, alabaster figures, extra size, Wrapping reams Straw Paper, assorted shader, copy from Canova; Bacchus and Ariadne; Love and Peyche; the Three Graces, from the Wrapping Paper-1000 reams Rag Paper, assorted sizes. of Canova the Warwick Vase, extra large size, Boards -400 gross, white, buff and brown.

rately finished, of pure white alabaster; and a number do -100 tons, a part very superior. other works of art. do -15 tens Boston and New Jersey manu- The sale of the above will be peremptory. The street and Chelsea omnibuses pass within a block of Sheathing Paper-25 tons, various qualities. house every five minutes, my Together with all the various kinds of paper usually in a paper warehouse.

my 15 HENRY LEEDS, Auctioneer. DAPER, PAPER, AT CHEAP PRICES- Magnificent Collection of Costly 011 RICH LOUTREL, 61 William street, have now Ings, being the entire collection belonging hand a large stock of superior Papers, which they will to Chas. De La Forest, to be sold lots to suit purchasers, at extremely low prices. Blue ruled and plain Letter, at $1 25 per ream. cut reserve.

White do do do 1 25 do HENRY H. LEEDS CO. will sell at Blue do do Foolscap, do WEDNESDAY, the 15th, and THURSDAY, White do do do 1 25 do May, at half past 10 o'clock, in their gallery, rear of Straw Paper, Bonnet Boards, Perforated Boards. store No. 8 Wall street-The magnificent collection Writing, Drawing, Wrapping.

Tracing, Tissue, Fancy valuable oil paintings, belonging to Charles De La Crayon, Morecco. Gold and Silver Copying Note late Censul General of France, which have in great variety, of French, English and removed from his residence for sale at the urgent manufacture. For sale. wholesale and retail, of several amateurs and gentlemen. This will form lowest possible prices.

RICH LOUTREL, questionably the best collection ever offered in the Importing and Manufacturing Stationers, lery, and will embrace about 200 original modern and 15 61 William st. one door south of Cedar st. cient oil paintings, among which are the works of ELASTIC CHEST EXPANDERS -The Moralles, Breugbel, Boucher, Titian, Schidone, De subscriber, in introducing the Gum Elastic Chest Perrot, Cuffi, P'armegiano, Corregio, Brouwer, Raphael Expander, would observe that they have received the bourg, amethyst, Wouvermans, Cignani, Van Mount, Dyke, Wier, Umegauk, Chapman, Watteau, approbation of some of our first physicians. They can used in the parlor, (of which they are an ornament.) The whole of this beautiful collection will now the store: they are so very light that they can be without reserve, except three or four paintings, about the person without the least inconvenience will be specified in the catalogues, as the owner is persons occupations; they will closely prove invaluable, as regards lery every day until the sale. who are occupied at their business leaving for Europe.

They can be examined in the Ladies and gentlemen and elasticity of limb. Wholesale and retail. particularly invited to inspect them before this D. HODGMAN, collection is distributed. No paintings whatever New York India Rubber Warehouse, admitted except those belonging to the late Consul No.

27 Maiden lane and 59 Nassau st. eral. (1371) TEW COAL subscribers are now receiving GEORGE G. WILDERMING, Auctioneer. Peach Orchard Coal of the various sizes, fresh WILDERMINGS, PRIEST MOUNT from mines, which they at summer prices.

ta- May 16, at 10 will sell direct from the boats, the usual deduction made. McCollough's Sales room, corner Maiden o'clock, Lane and received a lot of superior Schuylkill white ash, which street. being adapted to stoves and cooking FINE FRESH of bark Candace) a strong cargo of bark Candace, Gardner, from with draft. B. corner Canal and ting of Canton, 15 Elm, 95 Murray, and corner West Jane streets.

Hyson, and Young Hyson, TEW STYLE PEN HOLDERS- -For sale by Twankay, FRANCIS LOUTREL, 77 Maiden Lane -Gold Hyson Skin, In the usual variety of Quills, Steel Pens, Copying Presses, Writing Papers, Gunpowder, and comprising a desirable Envelopes, Account Books, my 15 Imperial, ment of both black and green CROTON INK. adapted to use with Kokee, Oolong, gold and steel pens; a clear black color will flow freeretain its color. We manufacture Copying, Car- Ninyong, and Indelible Inks. which are warranted. Congou, FRANCIS LOUTREL.

Also, 3,680 matts, Cassia. my15 77 Maiden lane. Catalogues and musters will be ready the day to sale. my11 MADEIRA, PORT, and Sherry Wines, in wood and glass, for sale by ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.

HENRY D. FELTER, 569 Broadway, Large and Peremptory Sale my15 corner Prince street. Of 123 Valuable Building Lots on 47th VERY SUPERIOR OLD BRANDY- -The finest ever 48th streets, on the Eleventh Avenue brought to this country, for sale by HENRY D. FELTER, 569 Broadway, Hudson River, my15 corner Prince street. A NTHONY J.

BLEEKER will sell at public TEAS. COFFEES, SUGARS, with a general as- tion on WEDNESDAY, the 16th DAY OF sortment of fine family groceries, for sale by 1849, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange my15 HENRY FELTER, 569 Broadway. city of New York. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE SUPERIOR ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER, received ground, situated as follows, viz: direct from the most celebrated dairies three times a ELEVEN LOTS on 47th street, between the 10th for sale by HENRY D. FELTER, 11th avenues.

15 569 Broadway, corner Prince street FORTY LOTS on 47th street, between the 11th CUPERIOR OLD PALE AMONTILLADO SHERRY' nue and the Hudson River. and glass, for sale by FORTY-SIX LOTS on 48th street, between my15 HENRY D. FELTER, 569 Broadway. Avenue and the Hudson River. An accurate and simple method FOURTEEN LOTS on the west side of the 11th WASH keeping accounts with the Laundress Family nue, between 46th and 48th streets.

also gentlemen's, each calculated for one year TWELVE LOTS ON THE HUDSON RIVER, Book, by the quantity or single one, by THE WATER RIGHT IN FRONT, extending FRANCIS LOUTREL. Stationers, feet, between 46th and 49th streets. my15 77 Maiden lane. The HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD will The above lots are in a highly improving neighborhood. be in ALPACCA: -100 pieces of Plaid Alpacca, just receiv- tion on the 11th Avenue, in the course of a few sale by and the Corporation of this city being about to 15 JOHN F.

WENNBERG, 17 Nassau st. large wharf at the foot ef 47th street, together -100 bales of black and white wadding. other improvements in the vicinity render those lots manufactured at the Empire Steam Mills," equal, ly desirable. not superior to any in the market. For sale by The sale will be peremptory to the highest bidder, JOHN F.

WENNBERG, 17 Nassau st. TITLE is one of the OLDEST and best in New GERMAN A case of low priced silver will and be full Sold Warranty FREE Deeds AND will CLEAR be of given. all, The Taxes, Quartier watches. just reeeived. For sale by ments or Incumbrances of any kind.

my15 JOHN F. WENNEBERG, 17 Nassau st. Lithographic Maps of the Lots can be obtained NEAS-100 chests Young Hiyson Teas, of about 50 lb Auctioneer, No 7 Broad street, one week previous each. For sale by sale. my15 JOHN F.

WENNEBERG, 17 Nassau st. and his wife-Two UM COPAL-10 cases of Gum Copal, good quality, WANTED -By unfurnished a rooms, without Board, in gentleman just received and for sale by teel family, on the west side of the city rent 15 JOHN F. WENNEBERG, 17 Nassau st. moderate. Address J.

F. W. at this office. FLOWERS --51 hhds Camomile SPIKE MAKER -Wanted, a good man to Flowers. sale by contract to make spikes, the iron being furnisbed my15 JOHN F.

WENNEBERG, 17 Nassau st. Apply to UNO. F. MACKIE, LINEN THREAD-20 WM. cases, H.

CARY various makers. for my14 3t TO BOOKSELLERS. 85 and 87 Broad my15 215 Pearl street. PROPOSALS will be received by the DERSIAN THREAD- -Leech's spool Thread, No 30, SEALED office the Board of Education, 100 and 20) yards, black, white and assorted colors, Buildings,) until the 28th day of May inst', at 5 o'clock, for supplying Books of Reference for use in the Free received by the Henry Clay." and for sale by A list of the books and a description of the style of my15 CHAS. CARVILLE, 17 Broad st.

quired can be seen at the said office. TEATSFOOT OIL -10 bbls. warranted pure, for THOMAS DENNY, ROBERT KELLY, sale by H. M. SCHIEFFELIN FOWLER.

J. S. BOSWORTH. my15 142 Front street. SAMUEL A.

CRAPO, SAL ERATUS-Of John Dwight Co well Executive Committee WILLIAM for the T. PINKNEY. CODA care, government known brand, in assorted packages, warranted better and management of the Free freer from impurities than the best pearl ash sal era- Dated. New York, May 14th, 1849. in market.

For sale by the agents of the manufactu- TINITED STATES OF SOUTHERN H. M. SCHIEFFELIN FOWLER. YORK a libel my15 142 Front street. filed in the District Court of the United States the of America, Southern District of New York, on 9th day CODA ASH.

50 casks now landing, for sale by in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and the H. M. SCHIEFFELIN FOWLER, mine, by the Navigation Company against myl5 142 Front street. boat Princeton, her tackle, substance of in the the the said libel is that WINDOW. from GLASS- rust and 5000 stain, boxes with I a good assort- of kill December, Navigation 1847, the Company's said scow, steamboat number was 350- towing the That said of sixea, for sale on very favorable terms to the in charge of said steamboat was hailed to diminish his by the agents of the manufacturers.

and refused sunk, so to do, whereby so the that the libellants said have sustained negligently damage scow was H. M. SCHIEFFELIN FOWLER, amount of $2,500. my15 142 Front street. And praying, that the said steamboat, her tackle, WINE -1800 qr casks and octaves Pure Juice condemned and sold to pay the the demands of the under libellants.

the DORT Now therefore, in pursuance of monition rich and Dry Port Wines received direct from the said Court to me directed and delivered. I do hereby Messrs. Harris Sons, per brigs Emma Frances and Leo- lic notice to all persons claiming the said steamboat. her from Oporto, and for sale at 20 Beaver street, by or in any manner interested therein, that they be and appear BARCLAY LIVINGSTON. the said District Court, to be held at the city of New 29th York, my15 for the said Southern District of New York, on the CHROME YELLOW Extra and No 1.

in cases May inst, at 11 o'clock a in the forenoon of that day. and kegs, of superior quality, suitable for export. ded the same shall be day of jurisdiction. otherwise on my14 DANL. TIEMANN.

17 Burling slip. day claims, of and jurisdiction thereafter.) allegations then in and that their behalf. to interpose to make their ow PRICED SHEETINGS- -For sale by Dated this 15th day of May, 1849. MARCUS SPRING H. F.

TALLMADGE, United States Marshal, J. E. Develin, Proctor for Libellant. my 15 51 Exchange Place. -2 cases prime quality, for sale by NEW SPRING GOODS.

OPIUM WILLIAM T. HICKS CARVILLE, No. 17 Broad my15 149 and 151 Front st. has in store and is now receiving an assortment Paris he Foreign offers on and the most liberal terms, sonsisting Spring trade, ofDomestic Goods for the fresh supply of Chocolate, for the table or eating TE -Just received from DRESS GOODS. Sante, Vanilla, Lait d'Amande, Salep, Praline, Cases plaid and striped Batistes Also, Nougat de Marseilles.

66 Toile de Orients THOMPSON CO, 235 Broadway, 27-in. Linen Lustres my 15 near Parkplace. do plain and checked Lustres ROOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING exe- 46 Linen Ginghams, various qualities cuted in required, at the rates, by fancy dress Plaids, for children's wear FRANCIS LOUTREL, Manufacturing Printed Lawns, new and confined styles my15 Stationers. 77 Maiden lane. COATINGS AND PANT.

STUFFS. OF LOGWOOD -For sale by fancy mixed Cassinetts EXTRACT WILLIAM T. HICKS Shepherd Plaids my15 149 and 151 Front st. 27-in. Croton Coatings do Cassimere Drills for sale SOUTHERN COTTON YARN- -Assorted numbers 31-in.

Union Coatings by LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE CO, 36-in. 2-2 Coatings my15 35 Broad st. 7-4 black Drap d'Ete MAIR Balance of an invoice for sale by 7-4 do Drap d' Vienne HOGS SAML. THOMPSON NEPHEW. New York Mills Camblet Jeans, blue and my15 275 Pearl street.

and blue and gold -Light 4 and 6 yard New Marshall's York Mills plaid Chambrays, Chambrays, new plain and styles EARLESTON canvas, GINGHAMS- superior English canvass do do do sail twine, for sale at 24 Beaver st, by LIVINGSTON. Broad Cloths, wool and piece-dyed black fancy my15 BARCLAY do blue, inv. green and other SNABURGS. -30, 32 and 36 inches wide, of the colors Curtright Eagle Co's, manufacture, for sale by 66 Lama Cloths, a light fabric for summer my15 LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE 35 Broad st. Fancy Cassimeres WHEN HALEBONE-500 gross Dress Whalebone 1000 York Mills 36-inch SHIRTINGS.

Corset do. For sale by New Bleached Shirtings my15 WM. H. CARY CO. 245 Pearl st do 36-inch Water Twist do, a very or fabric CHROME GREEN -No.

1 and chrome green do Twilled Jeans, extra fine dry and in oil, for sale by Marshall's Shirtings, a new style of 36-inch my15 DANL. F. TIEMANN. 17 Burling slip. do 36-inch Twilled Jeans and 4-4 black and white, for sale by de 31-inch do WIGANS-3-4 LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE 7-8 Stuyvesant Shirtings and other styles my15 35 Broad st ALSO, TANKINS, for sale Union Damasks.

3-4 and 6-4 Serges Mallary, and others, by Merinos. black and assorted colors LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE CO, Lastings, 3-4. 4-4 and 6-4, low to fine my15 35 Broad street. Paddings, 3-4 and 6-4, various qualities DINTING PAPER- of Various sizes and any Leech's Persian Spool Thread, 30. 100 and 200 size or quality made to order by assorted colors, black and white my15 CYRUS W.

FIELD Cliff st Marshall's Ginghams, extra wide, new styles BOOK PAPERS--Blue Twilled Silesias, English, low to fine ENGLISH ACCOUNT sale by do American, very fine my15 WM. W. ROSE, Importer, 19 Wall st. 36-inch Silesias, plain, some very fine Casbane, REAVER AND BROAD CLOTHS- -Black, brown Cottonades, heavy twilled and plain cadet mixed, including the Utica Globe Foundation Muslins and other styles, for sale by Colored Cambrics my15 LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE CO. 35 Broad st.

Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, ke SUGAR OF LEAD -5000 WILLIAM lbs white. T. for sale by CO. FOREIGN DRY GOODS. HICKS THOMAS HUNT co.

my15 149 and 151 Front street. 93 William street. New Fork, OW PRICED FURNITURE and Dress Prints. Importers and Jobbers, myl5 35 Broad street from Europe, a full assortment for sale by LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE received in store, by the last PACKETS HAVE 4-4 and 5-4. for sale by SPRING GOODS, adapted to MEN'S WEAR.

BROWN GOODS LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE CO, Packages FRENCH NANKEENS, SATINS, my15 35 Broad street. 46 Velvets, Linen and Union Drillings, ATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. Land Fancy and and Drap de Tricot la Reine Blue Drap Cottonades, Tape Measures, Brass Dividers, Protractors 46 GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH or sale wholesale and retail by A CASSIMERES AND DOESKINS, PLAIN NEWBOULD RUSSEL, Importers of FANCY Hardware and Cultery, 140 Fulton English Mazurka and Alpacca Serges my 15 between Broadway and Nassau Queen's Cloths Drap d' Albert, Bonjean AND MOLASSES- 125 hhds Muscovado Barnsley Drills, Croton and Arago Molasses. Mohair and Wellington Cords, Cashmeretts 300 hhds Muscovado Sugar, landing this day, and for Pantaloon Stuffs, Brown Linens, Fancy by MOSES TAYLOR CO, QUILTINGS, WELTINGS, my15 44 South st. VESTINGS SALTS 100 cases, for sale by Erminetts, Lamartine, Syrian Pacha Cloths, Belle Drap d'elastiques ROCHELLE WILLIAM T.

HICKS CO. Vienne and and Checks my15 149 and 151 Front st Drap de Nemours, Lama Canvas, Hosiery, ke ke. EATHER HOSE FOR FIRE ENGINES I'PALIAN SEWINGS AND CRAVATS Steamboats, Factories, Street Washers, manu- PR INDIA NANKEENS, SINCHEWS factured from the best oak tanned leather, with wrought Satins, Serges, Buttons and Fancy Goods. copper rivets, always on hand and for sale by ALSO ON HAND, JOHN H. BOWIE A full assortment of AMERICAN GOODS, Curriers and Leather Dealers, 30 Ferry street.

of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, Who have also for sale, calf-skins, wax and grain upper- SUMMER STUFFS, MUSLINS, SILECIAS ther, and curried Jesther of every description, sp25 LORS TRIMMINGS, OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, New York, 27th January, 1849. 03- The Trustees, in conformity to the Charter of G. Company, submit the following Statement of the af- ton of the Company on the 81st December, 1848 An Premiums received on Marine Risks, from 1st sage, January, 1848, to 31st December, 1848. $1,412,701 24 Premiums on Policies not marked off 1st January, 1848. 118,640 04 amount of Marine Premiums, $1,831,341 28 Policies have been issued upon upon Fire Risks disconnected rine Risks.

Premiums marked off from 1st 31st December, 1848.. paid during the same period. Returns of Premiums and Expenses. Life Risks; with MaJ. 20th January, 1848, $1,353,992 18 on $724,384 63 189,150 75 $913,535 38 A The Company have the following Assets, viz: United States Stocks, State Stocks, New York City Bank Stocks, Loans on State and other A $711,916 09 ship.

Bonds and Mortgages. 240,600 00 Dividends on Stocks, Interest on Bonds and Mortgages and other Loans, sundry notes, re-insurance, and other claims due to the leave Company, estimated at. 61,414 68 Premium Notes. 791,710 24 for Notes in advance of Premiums ($1,547 86, of which are unused by insurances). 17.000 00 in Bank.

66 835 42 Total amount of Assets. $1,889.476 43 and The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay an interest six per cent. on the outstanding certificates of profits the holders thereof or their legal representatives, on after Tuesday the 6th day of February next. The Trustees have further resolved that the remaining twenty-five per cent. of the certificates of profits, issued 1845, and the whole of those issued in 1846, be redeemand paid to the holders thereof, or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday, the sixth day of Februnext, from which date all interest will cease thereon.

The certificates to be produced at the time of payment, and cancelled. The Board have also declared a dividend of THIRTYPER CENT. on the nett earned premiums of the Company, for the year ending 31st December, 1848, for which certificates of profits will be issued on and after Tuesday, the sixth day of February next. The profits of the Company, ascertained from the 1st July, 1842, to the 1st day of January, 1848, for which Certificates were issued, amounted $1,225,930 00 Additional profits, from 1st of January, 1848, to 1st January, 1849. 431.820 84 Total profits for 64 years.

$1,657,750 84 Certificates of 1844, and 75 per cent. of 1845, paid off. 498,247 50 Nett earnings in hand, 1st January, 1849. $1,159,503 34 By order of the Board. J.

D. JONES, Secretary. TRUSTEES. Walter R. Jones, A.

P. Pillott, Josiah L. Hale, Leonardo S. Suarez, Thomas Tileston, Christopher R. Robert, Henry Coit, Ernest Malezieux, E.

D. Harlbut, Le Roy M. Wiley, Win. S. Wetmore, Henry W.

Hicks, Elisha Riggs, Daniel S. Miller, Henry Parish, S. T. Nicoll, Augustin Averill, David Lane, Charles H. Russell, Joshua J.

Henry, Samuel T. Jones, Wm. Sturgis, Lowell Holbrook, Henry K. Bogert, P. A.

Hargous, A. A. Low. Edward H. Gillilan, Lewis Curtis, Meyer Gans, Dennis Perkins, Wm.

C. Pickersgill, Joseph Galliard James McCall, William E. Dodge, Ramsay Crooks, Mortimer Livingston, Caleb Barstow. WALTER R. JONES, President.

JOSIAH L. HALE, Vice President. J. D. JONES, Secretary.

mh9 lawtf The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK, NO. 35 WALL STREET ACCUMULATED FUND $748,000. THIS Company has an accumulated fund of $742,000 invested in Bonds and Mortgages on real estate in this City and Brooklyn, and stocks of the State and City of New York and United States Government. This fund is rapidly increasing by a widely extended and prosperous business, producing an annual income of $350.000. The Company declared a dividend of profits of fifty-two per cent on all existing policies on the 31st of January, 1848 Policy holders, whether for life, or shorter terma, p31'- ticipate in the whole of the profits, in accordance with the terms of the charter.

The premiums are payable in cash annually, or if desired, semi-annually or quarterly, interest being added on the deferred payments. The cash principle adopted by this Company, secures to the parties for whose protection the insurances are effected, the whole of the benefits without subjecting them to the heavy drawbacks of accumulated premium notes. Persons may effect insurance on their own lives, and the lives of others. A married woman can insure the lite of her husband, which will inure to the exclusive use of herself or children. Pamphlets explanatory of the principles of Mutual Life Insurance, and illustrating its advantages, with forms of application, may be obtained at the office of the Company, 35 Wall-street, or of any of its agents.

TRUSTEES. Morrison Robinson, Alfred Pell, William J. Hyslop, David C. Colden, R. H.

McCurdy, John C. Thatcher, Frederick S. Winston, William Bette, C. W. Faber, Joseph Blunt, John P.

Yelyerton, Isaac G. Pearson, Theodore Sedgwick, William Barnwell, Stacy B. Collins, William Moore, John H. Swift, Zebedee Cook, Jos. B.

Collins, Jonathan Miller, James S. Wadsworth, David A. Comstock, Henry W. Hubbell, Robert A. Schuyler, Gonverneur M.

Wilkins, Amos S. Perry, John V. L. Pruyn, Jeseph Tuckerman, Frederick Whittlesey, Moses H. Grinnell, Charles Ely, Wm.

J. Bunker, John C. Cruger, Eugene Dutilh, Walter Joy, One vacancy. MORRIS ROBINSON, President. SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.

MINTURN POST, M. Medical Examiner, who attends at the office daily from 11 to 12 o'clock. JOS. BLUNT, Solicitor. February 1st, 1848.

mh6 2aw APRIL INSURANCE -THE COMPANY. MUTUAL No. 11 Wall BENEFIT it, have issued during the month of April, 1849, one hundred and fourteen new Policies, viz: To Merchants Traders.27 To Ladies 10 ...11 4 Teachers. 6 Manufacturers ..13 Farmers 19 Lawyer Public Clerks Steamboat Captains. Gentlemen.

007 Agents 66 Other 78 36 18 Total new policies issued in April. 114 ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President. BENJAMIN C. MILLER, Secretary.

JOSEPH L. LORD, Agent. James Stewart, M.D., Medical Examiner, at the off ee daily, from 2 to 3 o'clock. myl PRIL NEW YORK (late Nautilus) LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Office 68 Wall street, have issued during the month of April, 1849, one hundred and seven polices, viz: To Agents 3 To Mariner's 3 Clergymen 5 Mechanics 38 4 Clerks 16 Merchants 43 4 Editors Publishers. 5 Physicians 9 Farmers 24 Public Officers 42 Gentlemen Surveyors Civil EnLadies Students.

6 Lawyers Teachers 66 14 66 Other 3 81 116 11 against John Cook and others. In pursuance of a judgment of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, I will expose to sale, on the 8th day of June, 1849, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange, in the city of New YorkA teenth that day of certain April, A. indenture D. of 1844. lease, made by bearing the date Trustees the of seven- the Sailors' Snug Harbor the city of New York, to The Eagle Fire Company of New York, and also the renewal thereof, bearing date the twenty ninth day of April, A.

D. 1848, made by the said The Trustees of the Sailors Snug Harbor in the city of New York. to William H. Howland, and the residue and remainder of the unexpired term of years therein mentioned, and subject to the covenants and conditions therein contained, of all that certain lot of land described in said lease, as fol'ows, to wit: All that certain lot of land, situate, lying and being in the Fifteenth ward of the city of New York, being part of the lands of the said The Trustees of the Sailors' Snug Harbor in the city af New York, and distinguished in a map of their property in the said ward, made by Thomas R. Ludlum, City Surveyor, New York, January, 838, and filed in the office of the Register of the city and county of New Yerk, as lot number sixty-one (61), hounded easterly in fiont by Broadway, westerly in the rear by part of lot number two hundred and twenty -seven on said map, northerly on one side by Eighth street, and southerly on the other side by lot number two hundred and twenty-eight on said map containing in front thirty feet eight inches, in the rear twenty-five feet, on the north side one hundred feet three inches, and on the south side one hundred feet.

Dated New York, May 15, 1849. ...107 MORRIS FRANKLIN, President. PLINy FREEMAN, Actuary. my2 2w SUPREME COURT. The Eagle Fire Company of New York, JOHN J.

V. WESTERVELT. Sheriff. Wells Van Wagenen, Att'ys. my 15 2aw3w SUPREME COURT.

-CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK. Robert. D. Silhman, against (Copy)-Summons. Henry P.

Wanmaker and others. 1 KENYAM. FLINT. Junior, and OLIVER JOHN P. JOHNSON.

HOWARD: AMASA You summoned to answer the complaint in this action. filed with the Clerk of this Court, in the city of New York, on the 14th day of May. 1849, and serve a copy of your answer on us, at our office in the city of New York, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if the defendants fail to answer the complaint as aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the Court, at the City Hall, in the city of New York, for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated, May 15th. 1849.0 wow MILLS BECKWITH, Plaintiff's 62 Wall Attorneys, N.

my 15 la Y. Ata Surrogate's Court, held at the Surrogate's Office, in the cit of New York, for the city and county of New York, on the fifth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and forty nine. Present W. Bradford. Surrogate.

ON and filing the petition Jauncey. of deceased, 'Theresina and Jauncey, it appear. Ac. ing that all the personal estate of the said deceased, applicable the payment of his debts, has been applied to that purpose, and that there remain debts unpaid, on motion of Theodore Sedgwick: attorney for the applicant, it is ordered that all persons interested 10 the the estate of New the said York, deceased, appear before me, at my offici, in city of on the second day of July, 1849, at 1 0 o'clock A. to show cause why authority shall not be given Theresina Jauncey, administratratrix, to mortgage, lease, sell so much of the real estate of the said James Jauncey, as shall be necessary to pay the aforesaid debts.

my15 4w A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate. CORPORATION occupant or Public occupants notice is of all hereby houses given and to lots, improved or unimproved lands, affected thereby, that the foollodged lowing the assessments have been completed by the assessors, and axe in Street Commissioner's Office for examination by all persons interested, viz: Cedar For constructing a sewer, with calvert and receiving basin. in street, from No.

76 Cedar street to a point one hundred and ten feet westerly from Broadway. The limits embraced by such assessment include all the several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of laps, situated on both sides of Cedar street, between street and Temple street, All persons whose interests are affected by the above named sessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of the.m, are requested to present their objections, in wnting. to the designed, at the Street Commissioner's office, within thirty days from the date of this notice. MARTIN E. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner, and Chairman of the Assessors.

Street Commissioner's Office, May 15, 1849. my 15 DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the following tition has been presented in the Board of Asst. AldermenFrom the Hudson River Railroad Company, to lay a double track railroad to or near Chamber street, through Hudson and Ith streets, from the 10th avenue. All persons interested in the above proposition, having obj tions thereto, are requested to present the same, in writing, to undersigned at his office. No.

4 Hall of Records, on or before the 25th day of May next. M. E. THOMPSON, Street Commisioner. Street Commissioner's Office, May my 15.

Antony Elect and Mariano Maller, de deacons of FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. The U.S. Mail Steamer WASHINGTON, Captain W. Floyd, will leave pier No. 3 N.

for Southampat 8 P. M. Dress Doors and Bremen, on MONDAY, 21st May, 1849, experienced surgeon on board. For freight or pasapply at the office of the Ocean Steam Navigation THIS Company, No. 60 Broadway.

my9 t21 I For San Francisco, California. to, The superior A 1 Ship Mons PROBUS, The C. di Vries, master, will sail as above, on or about the inst. Passengers will please send the balance of their freight board, at pier No. 5 North that it may not be excluded.

evening repairs Shippers will send in their bills of lading for signature without delay. The number of passengers in first and second cabin is Dress strictly limited. few more can be taken on immediate application to E. B. SUTTON, 84 Wall or JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall st.

skilful Physician and Surgeon is employed by the my12 SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES Frank 19th of May The new splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY 1500 tons burthen, Charles Stoddard, master, will for Chagres direct, from her dock at pier 4 North River, on SATURDAY, the 19th. May at 4 o'clock. P.M. Passengers by this steamer will reach Panama in time the U.S. Mail Steamer of June.

Passage in saloons. $150 do forward saloon. 115 this do lower 100 do 80 Freight on specie one per on extra baggage 70 cents per foot. 8 cubic feet of baggage allowed each cabin passenger, every 6 do allowed each steerage passenger. No passage secured until paid for.

Any person remitting one half the amount of passage money, can secure a berth for one week. For freight or passage, apply to my 14 is J. HOWARD SON, 73 South st: in FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW ORLEANS-The United States Mail steamship Company MR. will despatch on Saturday, the 26th of May. the commodious and well known Steamship F.LCON, for Chagres, via Havana, and New Orleans, and will Mr.

land and receive passengers at the bar at Charleston or Savannah. The Falcon will carry out the United States Mail for the Pacific steamers from Panama to California and Ore gon. Passage to Chagres in state rooms. $150 00 64 lower after cabin. 115 00 steerage 80 00 Passage to New Orleans, in state rooms, $75 lower after cabin, $60; steerage $25.

Passage to Havana, in state room, $70; lower after caoin, $55 steerage, $25. For freight or passage apply to my15 M. O. ROBERTS, 118 West st. FOR LIVERPOOL -TO SAIL 19TH OF MAY- WELL KNOWN IRON SHIPSARAH SANDS W.

C. Thompson, master, will sail on SATURDAY, the 19th for freight or passage haved surgeon attached to her, apply on board at the foot ing very splendid cabin accomodations. and an experiencof Clinton street, E. or 10 ROBERT KEMIT. Cabin passage $75.

76 South st. my15 FOR -NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-WEDNESDAY, 16th of May-The new and very superior steamship TENNESSEE, John Collins, commander, will leave pier No. 4 R. at 4 o'clock, P. M.

on the 16th May. Passage $25. No berth secured until paid for. Freight 10 cents per foot for measurement goods. Bills of lading signed by the clerk on board.

For freight or passage, apply my 15 At the office of the Company 194 Front st The CHEROKEE, Thomas Lyon, will leave on WEDNESDAY, 23d inst. as above. Goods sent to the agents in New York. and all goods intended for the interior of Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee, addressed to the care of T. S.

Wayne, agent of the Central Railroad J. A. Fawns, agent Georgia Steamboat or Thomas R. Miils, egent Iron Steamboat Co. will be forwarded free of commission.

DAY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY, and the intermediate Landings. -The large and elegant low pressure steamer HENDRIK HUDSON, Captain T. N. Hulee, will leave the new pier foot of Chambers street, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o'clock A. making the usual landings.

Returning will leave Albany on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Breakfast and Dinner on board. my15 FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. Albro, Hoyt 72 John Street, GALLERY SCULPTURE, CHIMNEY PIECES. they offer at moderate prices.

ap6 tfis Cottage and Cabinet Furniture Manufactory Warerooms, RE NOW RECEIVING INTO STORE FROM A their Factories, at Elizabeth Town, N. a variety of new and original patterns of HEAVY FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, in widths of 18, 21 and 24 feet. They are also receiving from the Albany, Lansingburgh and Utica Factories, in sheets of 18 feet in width, a large assortment, embracing many new patterns of their MEDIUM FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. Also, from the Newburgh, Albany, Lansingburgh, Utica and Maine Factories, every variety of patterns manufacturing by them, of their 4-4th, 5-4th, 6-4th, 7-4th, 8-4th and 12 feet wide LIGHT FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. Also, Mahogany, Rosewood and figured 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4th TABLE OIL CLOTHS.

a great variety of new patterns of 5 8th, 3-4th, and 4-4th CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS. All of which they offer to the trade on liberal terms. Fisher Bird TAVE received by GARDEN the late arrivalsSTATUES, (some natural sizes,) 'FOUNTAINS, large MORTARS, TILE. which, together with their collection of prices. ap20 is J.

W. TRACY, 323 Broadway. 168 NEW-YORK. AT of this Cottage establishment Furniture, will te consisting found a of full Black assortment Walnut and Painted Cottage Chairs, Dressing Bureaus, French Bedsteads. Washstands, Commodes, Also, a fine stock of Mahogany Furniture, made of good seasoned wood, consisting of Sofas, Divans, Ottomans, French Parlor Chairs, F.asy Chairs.

Sofa Bedsteads, Rocking Chairs, Tea Tables, Card Tables, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Book Cases, Quartettes, Centre Tables, All kinds of cabitiet work made to order. Steamboats and hotels supplied with good work at prices as low as any other establishment in the city. D. WM. H.

LEE, 168 Fulton street. A beautiful variety of Ladies' Sewing and Parlor Chairs. Aiso, Fancy Work Tables, of every description, at low juet received a large assortment of new patterns of Carpeting, ordered for spring sales, consisting of Royal Wilton, Brussels, Velvet, Tapestry, Venetian Three, Ply and Ingrain, Also, Floor Oil Cloth, Drugget, all of which are selling at very low prices. ap25 is FEUCHTWANGER'S OFFICE, No. 50 -All his valuable preparations, which have stood the test for a number of years and which to this dey defy the competition of any upstarting new fangled humbug.

may be had genuine and are warranted in every case effectual. The Compound Chemical Whale Oil Soap against the rosebugs and other insects infecting the tender flowers of the Spring. The moths, which are the most destructible to woollens, flannels, clothing end furs, are annihilated by the Patchoully Compound. The unrivalled Fly Paper. his Scoliscotoxicon for the extermination of ants, bedbugs and cockroaches, and his Rat Paste, are all universally approved.

His artificial manures, Sulphate of Ammonia, Sulphate of Soda, Nitrate of Soda, Bone Dust, may at all times be had in any quantity. The superiority of his Antiputrid Disinfecting Agent for purifying ships, sinks, privys, sick rooms, is attested by a great many ship masters, all the hotel keepers, and the Board of Health of the city. The Indian Cholagogue for the radical cure of fever and ague, one bottle of which guarantees a reinstatement, is likewise most favorably known throughout the United States Orders for all the above goods punctually executed by DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, No. 50 Broadway, near the Bonded Warehouse.

Agents--Corner Broadway and John st; corner Fulton and Front a16 1mis OF 35 FFERS cases 50 do 275 bales Horace Waldo for sale, at No. 29 Pine streetIndigo blue, and black Cassimeres Kentucky Jeans, various colors Scarlet, Blue, Yellow and Green Flannels WE in To the Medical Profession and the Public. FARINA, now in use at the HospiAsylums, and other public establishments, and recommended by some of the most distinguished Physicians and Chemists, as an article of diet for children and invalids, much superior to arrow-root, sago, far more strengtbening, pleasant to the taste, and easy of digestion. Put up in 24 pound boxes, of half pound papers, each accompanied with printed directions for cooking. For sale at the principal drug stores.

Wholesale by NECKER BROTHER, 201 Cherry N. York. Liebig, in his Agricultural Chemistry, p. 48, Phil. ed.

observes: "Children fed upon arrow-root, salep, or indeed any kind of amylaceous food, which does not contain ingredients fitted for the formation of bones and muscles, become fat, and acquire much embonpoint; their limbs appear full, but they do not acquire strength, nor are their organs properly developed." In the analysis of the Farina made by Prof. Reid of New York, among other constituents, he gives 15 per cent. of gluten and albumen and remarks, that the the claims publie the Farina npon the Medical Profession and will rest upon its containing in the gluten and albumen. vegetable fibrine and other nitrogenized bodies not found in arrow-root or similar substances, and which modern chemistry bas pointed out as being necessary which to the formation of animal Abre, and by means of nature makes up for the constant wastes place su26 in the human body pp B. PALME 9'S COUNTRY NEWSPAPER A0- V.

vertising Agency. Tribune Buildings, New York embraces of the best newspapers of all the cities and principal towns in the United States and Canada, for which he is duly authorised to receive advertisements and subscriptions, and tully empowered to give receipts. Merchants, manufacturers, artists and individuals generally, besides public institutions, incorporated companies and societies who wish to advertise in, or subscribe for, newspapers of any suction of the country, are respectfully invited to examine the files. To remove all doubts and the agent hereby him notifies the that no person is authorised by to solicit advertis emer ts, cards or subscriptions for the newspapers for wideh he is the only authorised ing agent. The annoyance to merchants and growout of numerous pretended agencies in this, city, rendees the adoption of this cc essentially proper guard against imposition, Those, therefore, who wish.

transact business with his agency. and avoid mistake 6, are respectfally invited to band in their orders at the of ice, or address V. B. PALMER, Amer ican Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings. The cost of advertising in country papers- list of the cities and towns throughout the Union, in which the papers are published- together with copies of the several papers for which he is the duly authorized Agent, may be seen at his office in the Tribune Buildings to attempt wo spirits again breaches of the peace.

Under these views Mr. Ma- Plain and Twilled -850 CASeS Kerseys and Plains, various styles and guslities cases Douglas Waverly and Gold Plaid high co Jors 180 bales Indigo Blue Drille 200 bales 27 20 in. Brown Drills 625 CasEs 3-4, 7-8, 4-4, 6-4, 10-4 and 12-4 Blesched Shirtings 40 cases Bleached Diapers 225 bales Mariners' Twill'd Sbirting Stripes $7 and 30 inch 175 bales Denims, various qualities 280 heles 26, 27, 28 and 30 inch Tioks 120 cases Colored Cambrics bales 3-4 Brown Shirtings. 165 bales 7-8 Brown do 450 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, 9-4, 10-4 and 12-4 Brown Sheetings 45 cases Steel mixed Satinets 180 bales 27 and 30 inch Cotton Osnaburga AMUSEMENTS. at 7 o' elk Performance to commence at BROADWAY THEATRE.

open Circle and Parquette, 75 cents; Family Circle and Upper Tiers. 25 centa, THIS sented, the (Tuesday) grand EVENING, romantic MAY, spectacle, 15th, in will five be acts, predramatised expressly for this Theatre, entitled THE COUNT OF MONTE-CRISTO. Edmond assuming Dantes, the a Sailor, characters of a Smuggler, Sinbad, the afterwards Count of Monte-CrisGreek. an English Traveller, and a French Abbe. Lester Morrell.

Caderouse, Abbe Faria. Abbott Fredericks. Saydee. Wallack Danglar. Mrs Doytt OPERA HOUSK-ASTOR PLACE.

CONSEQUENCE of the injuries sustained last by this establishment during the riot in the streets evening it will be, unavoidably closed until the necessary can be made. Friday. May 11.1849. myll Circle and BURTON'S Parquette, 50 centa THEATRE, Family Circle or Second Tier. 25 cents.

HIS formed the (Tuesday) favorite EVENING, comedy called May, 15th, will be perTHE BREACH OF PROMISE. Ebenezer Sudden. Mr Burton Mr Jabber. Johnston Mrs Mra Vernon To be followed by the new Burletta, called THE WAGER. Webber.

Burton Captain Jordan Miss Lucy Dashwood. Hill To conclude with the new Farce of HIS FIRST PECCADILLO. Jonadab Sinkin. Johnston Capt: Jordan Mrs Rosanna Miss Chapman Special Alteration of time -Doors open at 7 o'clock- Curtain will rise at o'elock. Strangers and visitors are informed all the that Tickets Hotels.

for Theatre are to be obtained at principal BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. Barnum. Manager and Proprietor Greenwood. Assistant Manager SPLENDID PERFORMANCES afternoon at 3, and in the evening at quarter to 8. every The manager has engaged the celebrated, QUAKER GIANT AND GIANTESS, TITANIA, the Fairy Queen.

The celebrated MARTINNETTI FAMILY, and Monsieur ELLSLER, who will appear at each entertainment a variety of wonderful gymnastic performances Comio Pantomimes, ludicrous Metamorphoses, GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian, MR. HARRISON, the celebrated IMPROMPTU SINGER. SPLENDID PAINTING OF THE ERENCH REVOLUTION. CHAPMAN, Mr. COPDLAND, MISS WEST, MISS BARTON, MISS MELVILLE.

MISS STANHOPE, HIGHLAND MAMMOTH BROTHERS. THE BINGHAMPTON PIG, which weighed when butchered last fall 1987 and measured nine feat in length. WAX SCRIPTURIAL STATUARY WAX REPRESENTATIONS OF THE SIAMESE TWINS. MADAM ROCK WELL, the Fortune Teller. Admission 25 cents.

Children under 10 years half price. THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. THE exhibition of Paintings by Artists of the above School will be open every -Sundays exceptedfrom 10 o'clock, A. M. until 10 o'elock.

P. at the large room over the hall of the church of Divine Unity in Broadway, between Spring and Prince street. Admission 25 cents. Season Tickets until 15th June inclusive, 50 cts. Catalogues cents.

ap13 2m THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, CHI NESE BUILDINGS, BROADWAY, between Prince and Spring street. This collection, the largest in the world, and the only one of the kind in this country-exhibits the different classes of society in China, the form of Government, Manpers and Customs, Progress in the Arts, Religions, Laws, Literature, Agriculture. Trades and Manufactures. It consists of a large number of figures of the size of life, several hundred Paintings, Stores, Apartments, Vessels, Models of Temples, Houses and Bridges, specimens of Manufactures of various kinds, Agricultural and Mechanical Implements, Musical Instruments, Open daily from 9 A.M. till 10 P.M.

Admittance 25 cents. Children under 12 years of age half price. NOW OPEN, THEIR ROOMS, Corner of Broadway and A' Leonard street, THE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL ExHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, consisting of original works of living artists, never before publicly exhibited in the city of New York. Open from 9 A. to 10 M.

Season Ticket. 50 cts. Single Admission, 25 ots. Catalogue, 124 cents. sp? INTERNATIONAL ART.

UNION. ESTABLISHED in taste the for city the of Fine New Arts York, in for the the United pro States of America, by introducing, through the means of a perpetual Free Gallery, the chef-d'auvres of the European School of Art. Its object is to furnish the Student of Art with Paintings worthy to become his models, and to promote a general public taste. Subscription $5 per annum. for which each subscriber becomes a member and entitled to all the privileges of the institution, which are as follows: 1.

A magnificent Annual Engraving. done expressly for the Institution, and worth the full price of the annual subscription. 2. A share in the Annual Distribution of Paintings and Works of Art of the very highest class, such as have never been offered to subscribers to any Art- in the world. 3.

In addition to these advantages, every subscriber to the International Art- will have the honor of contributing to the work which the Institution takes upon itself of sending every year one American to Europe, at its own expense, to study two years in its dentist schools. The first annual distribution will take place December 10, 1849. Subscribers for 1849 will receive a copy of the splendid mezzotint engraving, by Allais of Paris, of The Prayer," after the original picture of Dubufe. A proof copy may be seen at the rooms of the Institution, 289 Broadway. Subscriptions may be sent by mail (enclosing the cash and postage paid), directed to the Managers of the International Art-Union, who will immediately forward a certificates of membership.

Honorary Secretaries will be appointed in every city in the Union. They will receive subscriptions and forward. the Engravings and Works of Art. ja8 law GOUPIL, VIBERT Managers. Fine Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware.THE SUBSCRIBER is selling all descriptions of fine Gold and silver Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware, at retail, at the very lowest prices.

Fine Gold and Silver English patent lever Watches. Fine Gold and Silver Detached Levers. Fine Gold and Silver Lepines. Fine Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chain. Gold and Silver Pencils and Gold Pens.

Ladies' Bracelets, Gold Lockets and Thimbles. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins. Sterling Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks, Gold Watches as low as $20 to $25 each. Watches and jewelry exchanged. All watches war.

to keep good time, or the money returned. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired in the best manner, and warranted, at much less than the usual prises. G. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale fe5 is and retail, 51 Wall street, up stairs THE DIAPHRAGM A NEW ADAPTION OF THIS well known invention is now offered the public by the subseriber whereby it can be used so as to filter all the water that enters a dwelling it is let into the main pipe of the building, and so arranged with ditional stop-cocks, that it may be cleaned without any trouble of rever sion.

The size made use of is of suf ficient dimension so as not to retard the usual flow of Witter. This plan is already introduced into many first class houses, and has been satisfactorily tested by severa. citizens, to whom reference can be made. The small Diaphragm Filter as designed for attachmen; to Croton faucet, still manufactured by WALTER M. ap27 is 349 Broadway, corner Leonard st.

DO YOU WANT TO CURE YOUR HORSES: IF SPAVINED, or afflicted with Poll Evil Grease, Quitterbone, Humors, Swellings, Gali ed Neck, Sores, or Bruises- -procure boxo DALLEY'S ANIMAL GALVANIC CURE ALL- 29 ver fails to effect a cure! For sale at the Proprietor's De pot, 415 Broadway, corner Lispenard, and at Tattersall's fe20 in PRINCE IMPROVED PATENT MELODEONS are now the most popular musical instruments of the day. Our manufactory is 200 Main Buffalo our wholesale depot 177 Broadway, New York.Orders addressed to either of the above places will be promptly attended to. Amateurs and others are invited to call. PRICES. Four octave Melodeons, extending from to C.

$45 Five octave extending from to 75 Large five octave Melodeons, cases elegantly finished in the style of the Piano Forte. 100 The cases are made of rosewood, and are as handsomely finished as any Piano Forte. The Key the Board is precisey the same as the Piano or Organ, and tone (which is very beautiful) closely resembles that of the Flute stop of the Organ-the note speaks the instant the keys are touched, and will admit of the performance of as rapid passages as the Piano. The volume of tone is equal to that of a small Organ, and by means of the swell may be increased or diminished at the pleasure of the performerit is sufficiently loud for small churches, and is well calculated for a parlor Instrument. Hundreds have examined them, and all have been loud in their praise, but the best evideuce of their merit is the rapid sale.

But it is a new instrument, a new invention and as yet but littie known in the musical worid, and it is for this reason that we call to it the attention of all lovers of music, believing that there are thousands who would lose no time in securing one were they aware of the existence of such an instrument, and the low price at which it could be obtained. GEO. A. PRINCE CO. my3 is 177 Broadway.

(up stairs.) GOOD AND WARRANTED PIANO FORTES Can be bad of BENNETT WILDER, 152 Fulton street, east of Broadway, made in the latest style, and of good material. Those in want are respectfully invited to call and try them Pianos to let. Tuning promptly attended to. is BENNETT WILDER. PIANO FORTES.

A. H. Gale WARE ROOMS AND MAUFACTORY, 104,106 and 108 Third Avenue, corner of Thirteenth street, MAY BE FOUND AN extensive 85- sortment of superior PIANOS, Of the most modern stylea, made in their well known substantial manner, from the best seasoned materials, and by experienced mechanics, under our immediate supervision. Purchasers will not regret an examination before buying elsewhere. mb10 is PIANO FORTES.

NUNNS CLARK, MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS OP COLEMAN'S PATENT OLIAN ATTACHMENT No. 257 Broadway, OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL. fe27 istf PIANO FORTES. offer for sale at their manufactoG. ry and wareroom, 301 Bleecker street, an assortment of rosewood and mahogany Piano Fortes, of finely carved Gothic and modern Parisian styles.

These Pianos, for mechanical construction, excellency of workmanship, and richness of tone, cannot be surpassed, and where the purchaser has any doubts, they will be set up, and any reasonable length of time allowed to satisfy him. This being a new feature in the business, it is important to the purchaser, as the market is full of traps, well caleuiated to catch the inexperienced. A responsible warranty with each instrument. Reference to some of the first families in the city. N.

B. Pianos to let. F1 THE SUBSCRIBER having been resumed MasterinChan the cery for twenty-five years, has now practice of his profession. He will confine to the examination of to titles office to Meal business, himself prineipally to the safe investment of monies, and procuring loans on particularly real estate. the eity, and will likewise, with He has removed into attend to the collecting of the aid of the good accounts.

agents, and to the entire management of rents, keeping of Infants, Trustees, and Owners, who may be abestates ko. THOMAS ADDIS EMMET, sent, Counsellor at Law, 45 William Street! ap20 is C. MARSH, accountant. No. 88 Cedar PRACTICAL B00K-KEEPING.

of the Science of Double Entry Book-keeping! and continues the to teach of as Single above. Entry Art Course of Instruction -The publie is respecttully in Book-keeping Improved," formed and this assured, that the branch, plan is pursued truely by Mr. course Marsh of in practice teaching in keeping books, rather than a course important on the theory. The pupil becomes familiar, from actual use, with all the be constituting a set, and a person of good in about one month, and will receive a certificate to that ty will, by this course, become competent book-keeper eff Pi capestuses with terms, can be obtained at the rooms from 9 A. M.

to 9 P.M. ap2 la OTTO -700 ounces of superior quality for sale 24 Beaver by my BARCLAY A LIVINGSTON, NEWBOULD RUSSEL, 140 Fulton myll Importers of Hardware. THE EVENING POST: Furnisning Goods for Hotels, Ships, Steam boats, and Public Institutions. THE subseribers, (in addition to their full supply of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.) offer parties about purchasing, an assortment of goods ADAPTED TO THE ABOVE PURPOSES, as extensive as can be shown by any House on this Continent. The goods are selected with great care, expressly for the trade, and we are constantly receiving from the FACTORIES in this and EURoPE all new and desirable artiales.

We have always on hand the best style of BERTH BLANKETS AND COUNTERPANES, manufactured enpressly to our order, and which for quality, durability be and beauty are unsurpassed. Any desired name can interwoven either in white or permanent colors The assortment consist in part as follows: Tickings and Checks---Linen and Cotton, SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASINGS, All styles, widths qualities. BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES AND QUILTS, Of every variety of style, size and weight. DAMASKS. 6-4 to 10-4 Linen and Cotton, for table cloths.

Table Cloths, some very large and elegant, with Napkins and Doylies, to match. TABLE AND PIANO COVERS. Wool, cotton, worsted and silk damask. TOWELLING. Birdseye, Huckabuck and Barnsley Diaper.

Russia Disper and Crash. Medicated superior article. CURTAIN MATERIALS A rich and varied assortment. CARPETING, FLOOR CLOTHS AND MATTING. We invite the attention of purchasers to our stock, and are prepared to fill orders with dispatch at the lowest market prices.

Doremus de Nixon, 39 NASSAU, COR. LIBERTY F15 np OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE Citizens' Fire Insurance COMPANY, WILLIAMSBURGH, L. I. New York Offices 72 Wall and 167 Bowery. THIS COMPANY, with full cash Capital, all paid in and securely invested, insures against loss or damage by fire on Dwelling Houses, Merchandise, Household Furniture and all descriptions of personal property, on as favorable terms as the City Offices generally.

DIRECTORS. DANIEL BURTNETT, LUKE BAKER, JEREMIAH JOHNSON, JAMES C. BALDWIN, THOMAS McELRATH, CHARLES DEVOE, JAY JARVIS, WM. WALLACE, ROBERT BARKLEY, DAN'L W. TOWNSEND.

JOHN S. HARRIS, FRANCIS A. PALMER, ALONZO A. ALVORD. DANIEL BURTNETT, President.

JAMES M. McLEAN, Secretary. ap28 np Tennessee ALFRED PELL, No. 45 Merchants' Exchange, Corner Wall mh26 mptf and William streeta. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.

INCORPORATED 1833. $50,000 OFFICE No. 68 WALL STREET. JOHN M. HILL, President.

J. J. GILL, Secretary. sp24 np WM. JAS.

BOGGS. Agent. The Liverpool and London FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL, Ten Millions of Dollars. Will insure Dwelling-houses, Furniture, 4c.

at the same rates as the New York Companies. Apply to ALFRED PELL, New York Life Insurance and Trust Company. OFFICE NO. 52 WALL STREET. CAPITAL $1,000,000.

The Company Insures LIVES, and purchaser ANNUITIES, and makes any other contracts, involving theinterest of money and the duration of life. DEPOSITS. The Company allows interest on deposits payable upon 10 days .4 per cent. per annum. For 2 years and over ..5 do do.

Deposits the Court of Equity and Surrogates. .5 do do. And on all deposits intended for accumulation, such interest as may be agreed on. DAVID THOMPSON, President. PHILIP R.

KEARNY. Secretary mh13 up FIRE INSURANCE. The North American Fire Insurance Company, OFFICE NO. 67 WALL ST. CAPITAL $250,000.

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

David B. Keeler, Caleb Swan, Samuel J. Beals, Daniel B. Fearing, Wn. S.

Wetmore. Cornelius McCoon, James Bogert. Andrew Foster, jr Rich'd M. Blatchford, Henry Parish, Jonathan Thorne, Thomas Tileston, Wm. Whitewright, Drake Mills, Moses H.

Grinnell, Thomas W. Gale, Wyllis Joshua J. Henry. JAMES W. OTIS, President.

R. W. BLEECKER, Secretary. mh4np THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. No.

50 Wall street, MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE NEW YORK. February 5th, 1849. AT at an the election Office of for the Directors Company of this this day, the Institution, following Leld gentlemen were elected: Moses Tucker, Elisha Riggs, Thomas T. Woodruff, Thomson Price, B. R.

Robson, M. D. John P. Moore, John R. Davison, James E.

Holmes, Francis P. Sage, Joseph Allen, John C. Merritt, Joseph Drake, John H. Lee, William K. Thorn, Thomas Morrell, Stephen Lyon, Samuel Milbank, Philander Hanford, Josiah Riebards, James Gillespie.

The following gentlemen were at the same time elected Inspectors of the next election, to be held in 1850 C. V. S. Roosevelt, William Bradford, James E. Cooley.

Subsequently, at a meeting of the Board of Directors. MOSES TUCKER, was unanimously re-elected President for the ensuing year. e6 2awnp GEORGE T. HOPE, Secretary The Manhattan Fire Insurance Compauy. No.

68 Wall street, WITH A RENEWED CAPITAL OF 230,000 DOLLARS. IN and safely fire invested. insure property against loss or damage by ONLY, on as favorable terms as similar institutions. Directors. Nathaniel Richards, Russell H.

Nevins, Samuel F. Mott, Augs. H. Ward, Peter H. Schenck, Moses Taylor, William F.

Mott, John Steward, David L. Haight James Colles, William W. Fox, Thomas W. Pearsall, George S. Fox, Richard Tighe Elisha Riggs, Peter Cooper, Rufus L.

Lord. Edward F. Sanderson, Thomas Barron, Henry Elsworth, Lyman Denison. NATHANIEL RICHARDS, President. Thomas Bull.

Secretary. 2awnp MARINIS AND PLICIS INSURANCE. THE Nashville Insurance and Trust Company INCORPORATED 1836. CASH CAPITAL, $300,000. ALL PAID IN AND SECURELY INVESTED.

LOSSES LIBERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID IN NEW TORK. Jy25 np A. B. HOLMES, Agent, 72 Wall st. Long Island Insuranee Company.

CAPITAL 200,000 DOLLARS. WITH A SURPLUS. Office No. 41 Fulton street, Brooklyn. to take risks on buildings, merchandize, machinery, and property generally, at current rates of premium.

This company has passed through the great New York fires of 1835 and 1845, and also the recent disastrous Brooklyn fire. They owe their escape from them. with comparatively slight losses, to the system which they practice, of limiting and scattering their risks. The company inform their dealers and the public generally, that less than one third of their business is on risks in the city of Brooklyn. All losses which the company may sustain, will be adjusted and paid promptly, as heretofore.

B. W. DELMATER, President. fe7 E. C.

FINN, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. G7 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. May 8th. 1849.

the annual election, held thi: day, the follawing AT gentlemen were elected directors for ensuing year, viz: Thos. W. Thorne, Martin Hoffman, W. H. Jacobs.

John VanBoskerck, John J. Herrick, Andrew D. Melick, Gitbert Davis, Win. Van Wyck, James L. Adams, Henry H.

Ward, George Beli, John Hecker, Philip Burroughs. And at a subsequent meeting of the Board. Thomas W. Thorne was unanimously re-elected President. my9 np eod W.

C. KELLOGG, Secretary. SALOON, 337 Creams and Fruit Ices of various flavors Roman Panch; Oysters fried, atewed, raw, roasted, broiled, piekled, and on the half shell; Maringues a la Creme, Charlotte Russe, Calve's Foot Jelly, Brandied and Preserved Fruits, Orgeat, Omelettes, Tea. Coffee and Chocolate. Rolls, Toast, Eges, Ham, Sandwiches, Sardines, Pies.

Pas. try and Cakes, Wines, Cordiais. Lemonade, furnished at all hours of the day and evening. ap5 np BARGAINS IN BRUSSELS CARPETS. RECEIVED, 70 pieces of imported Brussels.

mostly new patterns, for sale at the very low price of 9 shillings per yard, and as good quality as heretofore sold at $2 00 per yard. Also. a splendid assortment of Tapestry, 3-ply, Ingrain and other Carpets, Oil Cloths, Also, 100 pieces all wool Ingrain Carpets, from 4 to 6 shillings per yard, manufacturers' prices. GEO. E.

L. HYATT, 444 Pearl street, mh31 np 8 doors from Chatham. William Whiting 122 PEARL STREET, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC STRAW GOODS, SILK, LAWN AND WILLOW BONNETS; MEN'S YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS; CLOTH, GLAZED AND A FANCY CAPS. FRENCH AND AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL ja30mp FLOWERS. NEW ENGLAND GOLD PEN MANU FACTORY.

BARD BROTHER, DIAMOND POINTEDGOLD PEN MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CASES. No. 1 Court Avenue, Boston. 101 William street, New York. DOCKET BOOKS, Walletta, Dagguerreotype Cases in every variety, at Chapman's Magic Razor Strop Manufactory, No.

102 William street. 23 Colt's Cotton Duck. THE subscribers have a constant numbers, supply which of their superior fabric of the various they offer to the trade upon favorable terms. NATH'L L. GEO.

GRISWOLD, je20mp tf 71 and 72 South tr. George J. Byrd, MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN PARASOLS AND SUN-SHADES. No. 180 PEARL STREET, (OPPOSITE CEDAR,) NEW YORE COUNTRY merchants and wholesale dealers will always find at the above establishment.

an extensive assortment of UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, and SUMSHADES, from plainest description to the most splendid ever offered in the United States; and from the improvements he has recently introduced Into his manufactory, the subscriber is enabled to sell at over prices than ever, either for cash or J. approved BYRD. credit GEORGE Jell np 180 Pearl street, opposite Cedar, LACK LASTINGS of various qualities, for sale low to close a consignment CHAS, CARVILLE, 17 Broad to 07- $500 CALEB S. WOODHULL, Mayor of the City of New York, in furtherance of the authority vested in me by a resolution of the Common Couneil, passed May 7th, 1849, do offer a reward of Five Hundred Dollars, fer the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons who, on the fourth day of May instant, attempted to take the life of Thomas Warner, of No. 18 City Hail place, by delivering a box filled with combustibles.

gunpowder, at the residence of said Warner: such reward to be paid on the certificate of the District Attorney, Recorder, or presiding Judge, that the conviction was obtained on the testimony of the person or persons claiming the reward. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of Mayoralty of the City of S. New May, A York D. to 1849. be affixed this eleventh day of C.

S. WOODHULL, Mayor. myll lw 0G- Dividend -Bianhattan Fire Insurance dividend of RIGHT per cent. has been declared, payable on the first day of June next, at the office of the company, No. 68 Wall street The Transfer Book will be closed on the 25th instant.

By order, New York, May 15, 1849. my 15 T. BULL, Secretary. 09- The Steamship America, will sail from the docks, Jersey City, on Wednesday, 16th instant, precisely at noon. myl5 ON BOARD STEAMSHIP WASHINFTON," May 8th, 1849.

0G- CAPTAIN FLOYD-Dear Sir -We feel impelied, before taking leave of you, after our passage across the Atlantic, to offer you our sincere thanks for the able manner in which you have performed the responsible duties that devolve upon you as Commander of an ocean steamer. The unremitting attention which you have paid to your ship, has only been equalled by your caution and prudence--inspiring a confidence which, we assure you. is the highest of gratifications in a journey of this kind We regret extremely, that a continual succession of strong head winds for fourteen days- circumstance so unusual at this season-should have prolonged somewhat our passage; but, however annoying in itself, it has offered us an opportunity of appreciating more fully the qualities to which we have alluded. We beg of you to receive the assurance of our highest esteem and regard, and to believe us Your sincere friends and well-wishers. myl5 (Signed by all the passengers) COMMERCIAL.

Money Market. TUESDAY, May 16th, 1849. The stock market opens this morning with an exhibition of more actively in all descriptions of stocks at the board. Harlem, advance 1al; Long Islands Farmers' Trust, fell off In Sterling there is not much doing, leading drawers are asking 1084 a We hear it stated that the Washington and, next Havre packet will take out over $200.000 in specie. SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, May 15.

8'00 Treasury No' 110 200 do do 1700 U. S. 6's '67. 112 700 do do do, 113 100 do 10.0 do 350 do do 10000 do 5's, 50 de do 58 10:0 Penna 5's b6mo 83 50 do 58 10000 Ohio 6's. 100 do do 583 2000 do do.

10657 60 do Harlem new full. 94 2000 do do 150. 1000 do and 30000 do do. 25 do Canton 37 10 0 do Erie 7 per ct. 4000 Mtg Bonds.

61 do do 50 shs A b60 50 do 112 do Mechs 106 do s6U 11 do Bk of America. 99 50 do Island 200 do 210 do Far b60 34 Fulton 116 100 do b3 13 do Leather Mt Bk. 100 55 do Stonington. do State Bk 88 100 do Read 5 do Am Ex 101 100 do b60 do Ohio 85 do do do Farmers 200 450 do 3 20 do and 100 do 23 do Utica and 123 150 do do 8: 40 Erie 62 50 do 573 12 do of the Evening PHILADELPHIA, May 14. Sales by THOMAS BIDDLE Co-100 Schuylkill Navigation Co.

6's 1868 a 464 50 Wilmington a 274 2500 S. sixes 1856 4800 Philadelphia City 6's 1579 a 101 4 1500 do. 1014 900 atate 6'8 954 300 state 5's a 300 County a 10. BOSTON STOCK MARKET, MAr shares Fall River Railroad 864 25 Reading Railroad 154; 7 Vermont Central Railroad 544; 2 do do do 544 5 do do do 10 Cheshire Railroad 72 25 Boston and Providence Railroad 91 10 do do do 91, 83 0 18 do do do 91; 50 do do do 30 Merrimack Manufacturing Co. new.

117 100 East Boston Co. 13 15-16 50 do do 14, 2 25 dividends East Boston Co No. 3, $63. DIVIDEND. -The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company has declared a dividend of eight per cent.

payable at their office in this city, on the 1st of June. The following named gentlemen were yesterday elected officers the Board of Brokers for the ensuing year David Clarkson, President; Charles Christmas, Vice President; Bernard Hart, Secretary George H. Brodhead, Assistant Secretary; James W. Bleecker, Treasurer G. L.

Lewis, Roll Keeper, OFFICE OF THE EVENING POST. TUESDAY, May 15, 1849. New York Markets. FLOUR-The flour market this morning opens with an active demand, generally in favor of the buyers, with transactions reaching to 4.700 bbls at 4 124 for uninspected state; 4 25a 4 374 for common state and inferior western and 5 25 for pure Genesee. In southern, small sales were made at 4 7585 for Georgetown and Alexandria; Rye flour 2 and quiet; Meal is about the same.

AsHES-Are in fair demand a sale of 40 bbls Ipets was made at 5 564 and pearls at 5 60. GRAIN -For wheat, the demand for Genesee is moderate, we quote a sale of 4000 bush Ohio at $1 20, other descriptions are heavy. In Rye a sale of 700 bu brought 57c. Corn for export is in brisk demand. 30.000 bush at 56a57 for mixed southern, and for mixed northern.

Oats 32a33. pork is offered at $10 121 prime is firm at 8 38. In beef the sales are only of sinall lots, at $11 for country and 11 50 for city mess. Light sales of lard brought a 64c. Cut meats are firm at 5 a for hams, and 33 a 4 for shoulders.

WHISKEY--30 bbls prison brought 21e; drudge is nominally the same. for the Evening RECEIPTS THIS DAY OF FLOUR, 4c, VIA NORTH RIVER. Barge Rough and Ready -1473 bbls flour Clark Coleran -130 do Leland, Adams co-501 ddo Pepood 01- cott. Troy and Erie Tow Boat Line- Barge John Paine-96 bbls flour Wad worth Sheldon-3255 bushels corn Clark Coleman-3991 do oats Brown co-24 bbls ashes Thos Requy-80 bbls Brown Cary-12 cks cheese Cartwright Harrison-247 bbls flour Hoyt Son. Barge Hercules-39 bales Ripley-16 kegs lard BlyDenburgh-40 bbls ashes Maitland.

Phelps co-90 do beef Johnson-167 bbls ashes Buchanan, Harris 26 do Wood Grant-1819 do Hoyt Son-673 do Wright co-54 tes beef Wardsworth Sheldon-60 bbis ashes Kent. Povy co -6 do Mead co-22 bales Ripley-100 bbls beer Nash, Beadleston co. Old Troy Tow Boat Line Indiana-26 casks ashes Sheldon co-307 bbls flour Heaton-145 do Wright co-386 de Dows Cary-600 do Dows Cary-850 bushels feed Dows Cary-128 bbls pork Kent, Povy co-45 do beef Babcock co-44 do Wisner Philips. Reported for the Evening Post. RECEIPTS PER ERIE R.

R. THIS DAY. 26 tubs 2 firkins butter Eliiott; 2 bbls eggs Tobi88; 2 do A Clark; 3 do Ferguson Sherman; 25 tubs butter 2 bbis eggs Hurlbut; 9 bbla apples A Hope Co: 37 tuba 13 firkins do Rowe; 29 tubs do Roe Rogers; 26 Orkins 4 tubs do Van Aukin Son; 3 bbls leather Scott Son; 6bbls potatoes Bishop Spearing; 3 do potask 2 bxs eggs Clayhorn; 103 sides leather Small; 107 do Miller Co: 1 bbl fish Gibner; 2 ts butter Miner 4 do Capt Clark 9 bbla Eggs Capt 32 bxs coal Jacobus 8 bbis apples Tallman 30 do Huyler 2 do Capt Hoxie; 30 do Blauvelt 2 do 4 bags potatoes Bly 23 bbls apples A Demarest 18 calves 3 lambs 36 tubs butter Capt King 11 calves, 21 tuba butter Capt Leeds 16 bbis prints Beach 72 tubs butter 29 calves 7 sheep Capt Thompson; 18 tubs butter 8 calves Capt Dill 3 pails 3 tubs butter 4 calves Dill. Commercial Summary per British Mall Steamer America. TUESDAY, May 15.

The money market has experienced little if any change since the departure of the Cambria, and the steady influx of specie is placing the banks in a very strong position, notwithstanding the previous and present reshipment of bullion to France. This abundance of money has not been without its influence among speculators generally, and strictly first class paper can now be taken at 6 a 7 per and fair good names at a per cent The business on the other hand in stocks, experiences that same lack of animation before noticed, and it is impossible to tell anything about the movement in advance, so complete is the inactivity of the market. The arrival of the Crescent City from Chagres without coin, and with no later accounts from the Placers, has also given a serious blow to speculation, and also to the impulse of speculation. The following is a list of Banks of this State whose charters will expire within this and the next three years. All these banks, it must be remembered, will probably reorganize under the Free Law recently passed, in order to do which, a large amount of State and Government stocks must be deposited with the Comptroller as collateral security; the effect of which will be to absorb all that stock to be found in the market, 1849-Merchants' Exchange Bank, N.

$750,000 1550-Bank of Auburn. $200.000 200,000 Monroe, 300,000 Utica and Branch at Canandaigua 600.000 Total amount expiring in 1850.. $1,300,000 1851-Bank of $140,000 New York State Bank. Albany. 369,600 Total amount expiring in 1851..

$509,700 1852 -Bank of Genesee, Batavia. $100,000 City Bank, New York. 720 000 Total amount expiring in 1853-Bank of America, New Geneva. New Troy Butchers and Drovers.N Catskill Farmers' Bank, Troy. Mech.

Farmers' Bk. Mohawk Bank, Union Bank, New Total amount expiring The annexed statement Bank of Virginia and branches, in each of the past two years: BANK OF VIRGINIA Outstanding debt Real Sterling bonds. Stocks Specie Due from, and notes of, other banks. Defaleation at Balances, in transitu. Total Capital Profit and Discounts, interest, less expenses.

Circulation Due to other banks. Deposite money. Balances, in transitu. Total. Of the outstanding debt, doubtful, $66.419 85.

The following is the maturity debt of Alabama. The $471,507. The state debt of as follows In 1850.. 000 1862. 300,001 1858.

1.043.555 1868. 3,475,000 COTTON STATEMENT, -We steadily of the breadth of the injury by the frost, before noticed, on such cotton as was up, which is not believed to exceed thirty per cent. of the amount planted, since which favorable rains have occurred with a very beneficial effect, and has consequently rendered a general replanting unnecessary; the chief cause for alarm now is the continued low temperature, which has prevailed so long that the plant is nearly a month behind its usual position. and will render its appearance, from time to time, up to the usual date of flowering, an object of much interest. Since the departure of the Cambria the sales have been extremely limited.

On Tuesday, the 8th sales amounted to 1000 bales, with a firm market, the inquiry being confined principally to higher grades On the 9th, 18.0 0 bales changed hands at rather better pricesThe sales of Thursday and Friday, the 10th and 11th, amounted to about 2000 bales at slightly better rates The Hibernia's intelligence came to hand on the 12th the indications of the market were not so favorable. the sales amounted to 2300 bales, principally for Havre The sales yesterday were 1200 a 1400 bales, and exhibited a very irregular market. lands. da. Texas.

Inferior. None. None. 64a 63 Ordinary 64 61 63 Middling. a 7 7 a 74 7 a Good Middling 71.

Middling fair 73 1 Fair a 8 8ja Fully fair. 84 None. Nominal Receipta since 1st inst. 16,000 bales; Exports, 7.500 Taken by spinners, Taken on speculation 8,000 Stock in city unsold, 60.000 Amount on sale, 5,000. freights there is a moderate business deing.

Since the intelligence from Europe, Cotton to Liverpool has been taken at He, Havre a ic, Amsterdam 1 a Ze Corn to Liverpool 6 a heavy goods do. 283. ExCHANGE is rather inactive. Sterling bills are selling at 8 a Francs are firm at 5 30 a 5 Hamburg 34; a 35. LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION, N.

Orleans, Up- Flori- Mobile and Quotations at the Exchange Office of Thompson, No. 64 Wall street. Buying rates. Selling rates. New England dis.

New York dis. dis. New dis. Philadeiphia dis. par.

Baltimore dis. North Carolina. dis. dis. South Carolina dis.

Georgia. dis. New Orleans. dis. Mobile dis.

dis. Indiana. dis. Kentucky dis. 89 dis.

dis. 01 dis. dis. 09 dis, Michigan. dis.

dis. dis. 00 dis. Land $110 each. Six per cent.

Treasury American par prem. .83 each 4.85 each, each 8.86 each. .7.80 each 7.85 each. Spanish .16.00 each 16.25 each South 15.60 each 15.75 each. Bank of England 4.80 pr.

4.85 Draftson England, Ireland and ....5.00 pr. Office hours from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. 2aw A. J.

Delatour's Thermometer. May 15. 1849 1848 1847 1846 1845 6 A.M 51 53 56 63 68 12 59 63 69 75 81 3 P. M. 60 71 72 72 6 do.

67 57 64 67 MARRIED: In this city, on the 13th HENRY W. BALDWIN, of York, to Miss ABBY chusetts. instant, by the Rev. Dr. Buck, the American Hotel, New KIMBALL, of Methuen, Massa- DIED: Last evening, FRANCIS GANTZ, in the 77th year of his age.

His friends and those of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 221 West Nineteenth street, Wednesday afternoon, at 5 o'clock. night in the 83d year of her age, HANNAH GALLATIN, wife of Albert Gallatin, and daughter of the late Commodore James Nicholson. Her relations and friends, and those of the family, are respecttully invited to attend her funeral, at St. Thomas's Church, to-morrow, (Wednesday) afternoon, at 5 o'clock, without further invitation. On the 15th instant, CHARLES son of Dr.

J. H. Griscom, aged 3 months and 19 days. On the 13th instant, SYLVANUS WHITE, in the 62d year of his age. On Sunday, 13th instant, by an accidental fall from an open window, THOMAS KELLY, 500 of Thom as Kelly.

May 12th, WM. HEN WOOD, son of John E. Wood, aged 24. May 12th, Mrs. JANE EWING, wife of Wm.

Ewing, aged 65. May 13th, Mrs. ELIZABETH, wife of Jeduthan Snow, aged 62. May 13th, JESSE PAYNE, in the 57th year of his age. May 13th, PETER SAMPSON, in the 26th year of his age.

At Lebanon, Ohio, 1st instant, GEO. J. SMITH, of apoplexy. He was formerly President Judge of the Judicial Circuit in which he lived, and afterwards speaker of the Ohio Senate. At New Orleans, 4th instant, JACOB MEITZLER, aged 17.

At New Orleans, 4th instant, of cholera, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. James Charles, of the American Theatre Weekly Report of Deaths, In the City and County of New York. from the 5th day of May to the 12th day of May, 1849. Men 80; Women, 86; Boys 83; Girls, 77. Total, 326.

DISEASES. Abscess Fever typhoid. Apoplexy Fever Asphyxia 1 Fever congestive Fever nervous Atrophia 2 Heart, disease of. Bleeding Hooping cough. Bleeding from Influenza.

Bleeding fromlungs. Inflammation Burned or scalded Inflammation of Inflammation of 9 2 Inflammation of 2 Casualties. 3 Inflamation of 1 Cholera Morbus. Inflammation of lungs. ..22 Consumption.

47 Inflammation of stomach 6 Convulsions. 26 Inflammation of 2 Croup 3 Inflammation of Congestion of lungs. 2 Intemperance. Debility. .12 Killed or Delirium Tremens.

Diarrhoa. Marasmus. Dropsy Dropsy in the head 12 6 Old 00 Phebitis. Epilepsy Palsy. Erysipelas.

Premature birth. Fracture of Leg. Scrofula Fever. Small Pox. Fever Sprue.

Fever puerperal. Teething. Fever Ulceration of Fever scarlet. 11. Unknown Age-Under one year 71 1 to 2 years, 33; 2 to 5, 35: 5 to 10, 16; 10 to 20, 18 20 to 30, 43; 30 to 40, 59; 40 to 50.

20 50 to 60, 15 60 to 70, 16 70 to 80, 80 to 90, unknown, 5. Places of Nativity--United States, F200; Ireland, 96; England, 11; Scotland, Germany, 11; France, Denmark, 1 unknown 1. From Hospital. Bellevue, 14 Penitentiary Hospital, Blackwell's Island, Small Pox do do do, Lunatic Asylum. do do, 5 Ward's Island 37 Randall's Island, 2 City Hospital, 9 Alms House, Blackwell's Island, 9 Colored Home, 5 Colored persons, 12.

A. W. WHITE, City Inspector. City Inspector's Office. May 12, 1849.

PASSENGERS. In the steamship Southerner, fm Charleston -Misses Dowse, Carbett, Johnston, Boite, Mather, Blodget. Montrose, two Misses De Leon; Mrs Hood, Corbett, Barnet, Sterling, Whitaker, Lambert, family and servant; CT Dunham, lady, infant and servant; Gen Herera. lady and servant; Weston and lady; Robt Lambert, lady, 2 children and nurse; Sana Maria and lady; Lewis, lady and servant; Wm Blackstone and lady; Messrs Chester Hawks, A Babcock, Piedra, Lafitte, Loper, James Bogle, French. Capt A Blanchard, Barnett, Ayres, Peter Lamis, John Sealbelreta, Franalk Artecke, De Portazan, De Leon.

John Dowse, Adams, Mutton, Melhursh, Hunter, Thos Palan, A Somers. McIntyre, Garcis, Aragon. Master Garcis, Gvezada, Capt Prescott, Rowling Lowndes, Dwelle. A Tupper, HD Wells, Mudge, John Fowler, and 30 in the steerage. In the ship Silas Holmes.

fm New Orleans-Mrs Kellogg, child and servant; Miss Kellogg, Mrs Gilbert, Miss Caroline Van Antwerp; Mrs Mary Bliven, child and servant; Mrs Hoyt, Mrs Miss Jane A. and Master Eugene A Hyde, Mrs Rebecca, Miss Amelia Miss Victoria and Master Isaacson, A Burnham, Wells, Dudley Hall, Sturges Beers, Jr. In bark Rapid, Havana -M de Puga, Edmonstone DR Wood, Thomas, Bensel, Kein and lady, Miss Jones. Williamson, Wisner and son. of New York; Mrs Bodi and 3 sons; Mizaer, of Alabama, Merteng, de Sote, Blanco, A Verdut, of Havana.

In the bark Mopang, fm Matanzas-John Jones, John Graham, Ranney. In the brig Warcaller, fm St Marks-Mrs Blythe, and 2 children; Capt Delano. IMPORTATIONS. Southerner-104 casks John Fowler; 104 bales cotton Robert Dillon; 11 do Jeanerett co; 78 do order; 19 bales yarn Lord, Warren, Salter co. THE EVENING POST MARINE LIST.

PORT OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MAY 15. SUN 4 43 SUN SETS. ..7 04 HIGH 35 steamers. FROM NEW YORK, FOR LIVERPOOL. 16 FROM NEW FOR SOUTHAM TON AND BREMEM.

YORE, Washington. Floyd. 21 FROM BOSTON, FOR LIVERPOOL. Hibernia. 23 FROM SOUTHAMPTON, FOR NEW YORK.

Hermann. Crabtree. May 20 FROM BREMEN, FOR NEW FORK. Hermann. 15 CLEARED THIS FORENOON.

Ship Virginia, Gould, Richmond. Allen Paxson. Bark Cruzoe, Bisber, Cuba, Ewell. Brig Nancy, Patterson. Richmond, master.

Brig Billow, (Br) Danson, Windsor, NF, Whitney Co. Brig Elizabeth, Hancock, St John's, NB, Meyer. Alematea, Smith, Curacoa, Sears. Alfaretto, White, Jacksonville, Merritt Trask. Brig Stephen, Bass, Winchester, Eastport.

Me. Sch Cutter, Bibber, Guayama. Nesmith and Walsh. Br sch Henry Barnes, Wedmore, Bahamas. Sch Rebecca, Woglom, Petersburg.

Va, Hunter Co. Sch Emma Parker, Lanfair, Key West, Fla, Tooker Smith. Sch Reshabite, Loring, Bangor. Sch Harvest, Bresby, Taunton. Sch Reform.

(Oldenburgh) Ammerman, Charleston. Sch Susan, Holt, London, Ct. Sch Col Fanning, Cathcart, Brazos Santiago, Tooker Smith. Sloop Teeumssh, Fowler, Providence. Propellor Ironsides, Stewart, Philada.

ARRIVED THIS FORENOON. with Steamship to Southerner, Berry, 60 hours fm Charleston, mdse, Spofford, Tileston Co Bark Isaac Mead, Brown, 5 ds fin Savannah, with cotton, ke, to Demill. Bark Mopang, Clark, 11 ds fm Matanzas, with 256 85 tes and 7 molasses to Read, 4 bbis sugar to bbls hhds, Sloeum, 867 doz pine apples to James Acker. Brig Eliza Jane, Townsend, 10 de fm Savannah, cotton ke. to McCready, bales cotton to Adams Hawthorn, 37 do Atwater, Mulford Co, 397 do to order.

Brig Walter Hoxie, Hoxie, 10 ds fm Harrington, with spars to order. Sch Sarab Louisa, Morse. 22 de fm Curacoa, with 21 bales goat skins 38 bdis do 300 hides 36 kegs to Foulke Son; 918 hides 75 bales goat skins 10 hf do 54 pieces ustic 46 bbis pea nuts. Sch Genl Taylor, Bennett, fm Snowhill, with iron, to Fox. BELOW -One ship, 1 bark, and 5 brigs.

SAILED--Ship Clifton, NOrleans. Wind NW. of the Evening Ker May 8, 1840. morning the brig Sarah Brown, Weish, master, struck on Sand Key, where she remained eight hours, and for being assisted off by schr. Savannah had to pay $1000, which was done by draft on her owners, and she sailed this morning for Apalachicola.

She thumped and rolled considerably, but did not receive much damage; she got on at low water and was hove off the next high water. Twelve square-rigged vessels passed yesterday morning to the westward. The brig Billow, is in this morning from NYork. Yours, ke. J.

J. NOTICE TO MARINERS. CONSULATE, U.S. TRINIDAD, April 29, 1849. The brig Commodus, Samuel C.

Bailey, master, from Boston, bound for Cienfuegos, was wrecked on the Twelve League Keys, on the night of the 25th instant. The Captain and two men in the small boat arrived at this port yesterday, (the mate and three men remaining on the wreck,) and have returned this morning in a lighter, with the expectation of saving a part of the cargo, the sails, rigging. The brig had bilged before the captain left her she will be a total loss, I think. Very respectfally, SA AL. McLEAN, Consul U.

S. A By Telegraph from Utica, for the Evening Post. DISASTROUS FIRE AT WATERTOWN. Damage Life Lost. TUESDAY, May 15th, 1849.

An extra from the Northern State Journal gives particulars of a disastrous conflagration which took place at Watertown, on Sunday, May 13, destroying nearly all the business portion of the villiage, including three banks--the post office, three printing offces, surrogate office, two hotels and thirty stores.Loss $250,000. lasurance as (Hartford) $30,000 Protection, 30,000 Long Island 14,000 Hartford 6,000 6,000 Howard, N. 9,500 Montgomery Mutual. ...6 to 8,000 Albany 5,000 Protection, N. 5,600 Firemen's, Albany 2,000 Saratoga 3,000 North Western.

3,000 And several other companies, fire originated by accident, American Hotel. All the including the northern burned. One life is known Total. losses not known. The in the woodhouse of the contents of the Post Office, and southern mails, were to be lost.

Correspondence of the Evening Post. WASHINGTON, May 13, 1849. The Cabinet were three hours in session yesterday, but it is understood that very little was effected towards the settlement of the conflicting pretensions of the numerous competitors for the New York appointments. Those for Baltimore were all made, and the successful candidates were all decided and ultra whigs but Mr. Maddox, who was made postmaster.

His is a case of regular lineal promotion. He had been for a long series of years chief clerk of the office, and was known only as a capable and faithful man of business. He was no politician, and therefore the change affords no excuse for a lamentation upon proscription. The weekly statements of United States Government Stock issued to foreigners, indicate notwithstanding a partial return to a settled order of things in Europe, the desire of investing in American seeurities continues unabated. These issues were, for the week ending May 4th: Loan of 1842.

900 1847 141,000 1848. 4,400 $146,300 For the week ending May 10th, they were as follows Loan of 1842.... $17,500 66 66 1846... 15,000 66 66 1848 50,000 $118,500 The average for several weeks previously had been about $60,000. The state of the continent, as shown by the last advices, justify the expectation that these investments will continue to increase in amount.

I am not one of those, however, who consider the influx of foreign capital upon us, on these terms, a week, tional benefit. my The interest paid on the stocks absorbed by these investments, is of course at once carried out of the country, and the capital itself must be re-exported, and will probably be withdrawn at a time when it will be most iuconvenient to part with it. Wash sold Law, justice and common sense have achieved one signal victory over Judge Crawford, the presiding judge of the criminal court of this District. The judge was appointed by Mr. Polk, and being a north- my ern man by birth, though long a resident and office holder here, he has seemed to think it incumbent on if him to show himself a worthy representative of his patron's principles.

As is usual in such cases, he overacts his part. I gave your readers some instanees of this disposition on the part of his honor during the interesting trial, last summer, of the persons charged with the abduction of slaves on board the schooner Pearl. His ho- 1 nor's rulings and decisions were promptly overruled my in the court above, and a new trial ordered on the old indictment. The first prisoner, Drayton, put on his second trial, has been acquitted. He is now undergoing trial upon other counts of the same indictment, not tried before.

The District Attorney, Rey, has taken the sensible precaution to associate with himself Walter Jones, ust reputed to be the most learned lawyer in the district. The prisoners are defended with zeal, elequence and ability, by honorable Horace Mann, of Massachusetts, and J. M. Carlisle, of this place. The government jewel case is not yet decided.

and tus The judge's decision upon the application for a new rers, trial of Hand will be given to-morrow. We have a report of a new case of default, that of Major Scott, navy agent. The amount of the deficiency varies in the current rumors from $6,000 to $120,000. The amount of the security is only ment 000. Much blame is attached to the fourth auditor, trade who should have required Major Scott to deliver his accounts at stated periods, a duty which it is said has beenu tterly neglected.

THE WHALE SHIP -The following ex? nora, tract of a letter from Frederick P. Bush, U. S. Consul at Hong Kong, appears in the Boston Traveller of yesterday: HONG KONG, Feb. 25th, 1849.

By the last mail we reported the loss of the whale ship Lagoda, at Japan, since which we find that it was a mistake, as the vessel was at Suam three weeks since, with 2100 barrels oil on board. The seamen now confined in Japan are deserters from her, having left the ship in the Japan Sea last June in one of the shall boats, and represented themselves as having been shipwrecked, doubtless thinking that they would be soon released. The Preble, sloop of war, sailed a few days since for Japan, to recover the men in question, but has returned owing to the small pox (one case) having broken out on board, and is now in this harbor, waiting to ascertain if the disease is likely to spread. In the event of no further cases, she will sail for Japan in a few days, for the purpose of bring away the Lagods deserters, and protecting the whaling fleet now in the Japan Sea, which is a very proper act on the part of Com. Gesenger, not only to show the Japanese that we protect our countrymen under like circumstances, but to render assistance to the large fleet of whale fishermen now in that sea.

The commodore is a credit to his conntry, and is much liked, as well as his officers. BALTIMORZ, May 14-Ar barge Elk, Thomas, NYork. and Cld ship Chesapeake, Lambert, Amsterdam; brigs Eleanor, Demerara; Devonshire, Br, West Indies; Ellen. Laguayra and Cabello; schs Agir, Sw, Osterstrom, Gibraltar and mkt; Blooming Youth, Hanlan, Indies; Jenny Lind. Martinique and mkt.

May 11-Ar bark Exact, Stevens, NYork; brig Prince de Joinville, Gardner, Havana. Cid schs Athalia, Parnell, York; Tamerlane, Henderson, Havre. HYDROPATHY AND THE WATER-CURE. 0G- WELLS, 131 NASSAU STREET, NeW York, publish, and have for sale, all works on Hydropathy, Water-Cure, Physiology, Phrenology, Magnetism and Physiognomy--at wholesale and retail. A complete assortment of the above named works always on hand.Just published: The Water-Cure Journal, monthly, $1 a year Water-Cure Manual, 50 cents; Water- Cure in All Diseases.

50 cents; The Cholera Hydropathically Treated, 25 cents. mb? FOWLERS WELLS, 181 Nassau st! (G- Summer H. BEEBE Hatters, 156 Broadway, New York, and 138 street, Philadelphia, are now offering an extensive assortment of Mills Summer Hats, of new and fashionable shapes -comprising extra fine and ordinary Panamas, Leghorns, and Straws, in every variety. Also a new and beautiful Hat for gentlemen, of a dark color, with double brim, very light and desirable. We have received direct from the manufac- turers a new style of Hat, specially adapted for young gentlemen, with double and single brims, called the TREE LEAF HAT, at a very low price.

Dealers are respectfully informed that we can furnish them with a few cases of the Tree Leaf Hats, double and single brims, at wholesale, at such prices as will afford them a large profit. my 12is ESTATE IN NEWPORT, K. L. estate, at present owned and ocFOR cupied SALE. the -The subscriber.

The house is large and commodious; the stable and out -buildings very convenient and well arranged; with or without the furniture. sale For terms, apply to J. E. Thayer Brother, Boston Cammann Whitehouse, New York; or the subscriber in Newport. AUGUSTUS THORNDIKE.

Newport, May 3d, 1849. my4 FURNISHED HOUSE FOURTEENTH STREET TO large well furnished house, with modern improvements Apply to WM. J. SINCLAIR. apT istf 11.

Pine street. DURNING FLUID -Williams's treble refined, by WILMOT WILLIAMS, Py19 188 Maiden lane. OFFICE the ed panies that such the amount The the first paired gages, fices of policies, that Wall Trenton surance sey; and of actual seventh for the April Now, the act the state lay is pany, the New In my 15 FOR ence of ability, San a fair I San Water with J. 19th, my 15 ter $1600, my my8 Writing Printing Colored glazed. Tissue sizes Bonnet Straw Trunk facture.

found on sell in Colored. Papers, American at the my be or in carried to health my15 the ken Just makes ranges my Pens, ly and mine OLD 0G- the fairs of and our- Total No bark nor to Losses 15 2t and on at of unCash from Mani(copy); of Mato on and Vesthe fine in many ed Modlife, ary Vatiof Siunder SIX original elaboof Bleecker the 142t Paint- with- auction 16th their of Forest, been request ungal- anGuido. Marne, on Til- be sold which about galare beautiful will be Genmy12 will at Front -The consist- packages, assortteas. previous and and aucMAY, in the LOTS of and Ave- the 11th Ave- WITH about 420 opersmonths. build a with the high- The York, Property Assess- of the to the my3 or a genmust be my14 take him.

street. undersigned, (Park P. Academy. binding re- Academy. my14 2w DIShath been for the of May.

fortysteam- month Schnyl. the officer. speed, yet run under to the may be seal of give pub. tackle, before in and day of (provithe next their myl5 td' street, of which white, striped fancy wear superi- bleached yarde, in myl5 and of SERGES Vestings d'Ete CLOTHS AND and Coatings MARSEILLES Drap de Silesias, PONGEES consisting SATINETTS, AND TAImy15 Cierk. 4 1852.

$820,000 $2.001.200 400.000 1,000.000 440,000 York 500.000 125.000 287.000 000 Albany 442 000 Schenectady. 265.000 York. 1,000,000 in 1853. $6,451,200 exhibits the condition of the on the let day of Aprib AND BRANCHES. April 1, 1848.

April 1, 1849 $4.761.612 98 $4.472 661 39 174 735 28 174.646 82 22.693 51 3.733 33 153.420 00 157.968 00 806,913 46 732,482 66 318 632 47 338.282 42 94,467 70 93.719 40 14.521 67 $6 346.997 05 $5.973,496 02 $2.550,870 00 $2.550,870 00 151,916 60 179.643 28 69.818 35 65.686 18 2.089.963 31 1.921.517 33 224.603 07 173 993 04 1,359,825 42 1,046.750 61 35.035 58 $6.346.997 05 $5,973,496 02 there is estimated as bad and and amount of the state amount of interest annually is Alabama is $9,207,555, due 00 In 1865. $950,000 00 00 1866. ...2,317,000 00 55 00 Total. $9,207,555 55 here continued to bear KICHARD SCOTT,.