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wed each noisy outbreak. Miss Cusomas, we re informed, it a person of great intellectual endew reiroj. Sae cannot better employ men man ia toe study of every phase of ties characters allotted to ner or reading rtakspesre and not ine soma; copy. Em Lady Macbeth bas lore for her lord, and some touches ot tenderness even at tbe moment ebe is ae ectsory to a murder. Tbe boase was crowded, and all the pnncipal performers were called lor at tbe el of the play.

THE EVENING WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL Sec First fare. THE CITY PRISONS. TheevU of confining, in the same apartment, the young ta years and in crime with the old and bar deaed, and of making those, who are? comparatively anaoceat, inmates of the same cell with the guilty, has been so tally exposed and so often dwelt upon, that we wonld naturally hare expected, that in any coon try, claiming to be civilized, arrangements would loag ere this tune have been made to put an end to it It exists, however, among us, and in a degree th pats the boasted humanity of the age to shame. We ask the attention of oar readers to the present men of the Grand Jury of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, and the letter of Mr. Butler and others, which they will had la our commas of to day.

It exposes a state of things which should not be permitted to exist far a day longer prisoners corrupting each other by nnrestrained communication of ficers carousing with the prisoners of no crime, sent to the penitentiary, immured with felons and debauched persons, and let out again fol instructed to pursue a coarse of rice and villainy the yoang confined in the same rooms with the old, and the apprentice in crime with bun who has takes ha highest degrees. The fault lies in the community, which regards these abuses with indifference, or does not interest it self sufficiently in the matter to inquire whether they list and then hasten to provide a remedy. We build expensive aqueducts, we ornament the city with fountains, we erect beautiful public buildings, we provide asylums for the insane and hospitals lor the sick, but we send our fellow creatures eTery day to take the infection of vice in its worst and most dt grading forms. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS' 1 The schools inhis city, which are in the charge cf the Publij School Society, are now undergoing an examination by the Trustees. Every day an exam of one school is held, and only four, two of them schools for colored children, remain to be vis ited.

We were yesterday present at the examination of .1 i uic lemaic department ot tne school so. 17, in Ihu tsenth street, and observed, with pleasure, the ad mirable order which prevailed, the proficiency and readiness ot the pupils, and the excellent arrangements ot the school generally. There were, we understand, two hundred and seventy eight pupils pre aent the girls, it is said, always attend more punctually than the boys, and this large number are ruled and instructed by ktwo teachers and two There was no appearance of particular vigilance on the part of the teachers, and yet tbe most perfect order, quiet and attention to the proper business of the school prevailed in every part. This school is remarkable for being governed altogether without corporal punishment It is now a year and three months since it wasoened under the charge of the intelligent young lady who is its pnncipal instructor, and in all that time there has been no occasion to inflict stripes in any form. The pupils were gathered from" other schools in the neighborhood, and among them were some who had the character of being particularly refractory and unmanaguble, and who, it was said, were not to be kept in order without daily corporal chastisement.

They have all been brought to submit cheerfully to the order of the school and one of them, who was most remarkable for intractableness, is now one of the most docile among the pupils. It was remarked to vs by one of the Trustees, that it is always much easierto obtain good temale than male teachers, which is contrary, we to the usual opinion. Many of the teachers are themselves educated In the public schools and have continued in them from childhood. The pupils were examined by the trustees in the vari ous branches of English education, geography, grammar, arithmetic, dec, and answered generally with readiness and correctness. Samples of ornamental and other kinds of needle work and embroidery exe cuted by the pupils in moments when not occupied with their studies.

They are very neat and some of them beautiful. The furniture of the apartment in which the school is kept, is simple and commodious, but what struck ns most was the perfection of its ventilation: the air, though the room was crowded with visiters, was as pure as that without the building. The annual eipense of instructing a scholar in Jhese Schools, we learn, is $4 including the scho lare ot the primary department. This is certainly bringing the cost within a very economical limit. The Public School Society has the advantage of the experiment of many years, conducted by men who ative their services gratuitously, and have no other in terest in the success of the schools except the desire of conferring a benefit on the community, and the laudable ambition of seeing their own institution useful and prosperous.

This ambition has. per haps, been somewhat stimulated by what has happen ed within the last two or three years. In the comparative statement which we. gave yes terday, of the expenses of the city for the last three years a typographical error occured. The expendi ture for lamps and gas in 1312 was put down at 215 thousand dollars.

It should have been 115. The Journal of Commerce seems to wish to say that the increase in salaries for the year ISC. to the year 1341, which in the table we published, amounts to 30, is too great to be probable. We cannot say how this is; it is the Comptroller appointed by the Nativists, who makes the statement of the amount of salaries for the last year. If there be any mis statement in the matter, let the Journal call Mr.

Williamson to the bar, and make him account for it. But we perceive on examination that the Comptroller has put the expenses of the Courts under the bead ol salaries, which has swelled tbe amount considerably. The Journal in its simplicity seems to have overlooked this. There are various other transpositions in his mode of keeping the accounts, wliir Molra 1 I I uiipussioie in regard to many ot tua ema of capenaiture to dtaw any comparison. 7fle ony way is to take the whole statement of the city expenditures, as is done in the we published yesterday, and comrare the aggregate of one year with'the ar greffate of aaother.

We confess that we are ourselves surprised at the Tnralt. We knew that the present Common Council had not managed prudently ftnd frugally, but we had r.o idea that the year 13U. had cost nearly a thousand dollars a day more than the previous year. A National Nams. The Historical Society, at its meeting last evening, was occupied with the question of giving to the United States a national name.

A well written report, signed by D. D. Field, H. R. Schoolcraft C.

F. Hoffman, was presented. Wt have a co 0f a. It re. fie ws the whole question, considering it on r.e grounds both of taste and convenience, bat principally the latter, and gives reasons which we think must convince every body, that we want tome other appellation than that of the United States of North America.

Several of the members of the society, we learn, who were before of a different opinion, were convinced by the report. In conclusion, the report recommends the name oi Allegania as the best of the appelattves which have been suggosted. Misftotrai ajtb Ma. Benton. Tbe members oi the Missouri Legislature of both houses had a meeting on the 12th of March to express their gratification at the passage of the resolutions of Congress for the annexation of Texas They passed resolutions appro ins or the resolutions, and commending the "wisdom" agacity and firmness" of Thomas H.

Benton. A re' solution of thanks to Senator Atchison was also passed. i WitLuitSBCKR Tows Ei.ECTiox. Tb.is election took place yesterday. The democratic caadidate for supervisor was elected by 90 majority.

The whigs and natives voted for one candidate. The entire do mocratic ticket was alaoelected. The votes were as follows Deia. Whig. Nuve.lWml.

438 W.fc N. SO 33 14 IS 44 40 48 Five Coon able and all the democratic Inspectors elected. The nativists carried Williamsborgh last year by over 200 majority. The following is the report of the election yesterday, given by tbe Native organ this morning. Oa comparing it with the above returns, oar readers will see bow little reliance may be placed oa.their assertions! Victory 1st Although the official report had not reached us when we went to press, we arc assured that in Wiiliams bonth, yesterday, the American Kl.fc.CTED A MA JOllITi of candidates, if not EVERY MAN.

Both the eld parties opposed, tooth and aaiL Ws have nnthinr to relv on for this but general rumor. Man persons state that the majority is about tour hundred, and some that it is two hundred. Ws are quite certain, let the official canvass give the retail, that we its gained a naUxy! There is ao political power strong enough to retard th progress of Young America conquer we most, and the sooner ail foreign factions bow submissively before oar triumphant hosts tbe better for themselves. They had Uutrbtnd Ukt tbviilcm, (Aa bnakU tUttk, uprv.or united 348 Tows Clerk 149 in Jastie of Peace. 44 guS 187 Meas'r of 400 SMU 8op.Cois.3ch'l4IS 371 Towa Seller.

...41 133 7 Posad 157 17 We sts as yesterday fa our report of tha proeeto rngs at ma Court of Oyer and Terminer, that me Grand Jury came into court and made a presentment is relation to the prisons la this city and os Baca well's Wand We are sjmuVd to be able to present the whole of this valuable document to our readers to day, and we ask for it an attentive and careful perusal, as it embraces many startling facts ia relation lo those nurseries of crime with which our readers have not heretofore been acquainted. Attached to the presentment is a copy of the letter addressed to Judge Edmonds by a committee composed of some of our most valued and respected citizens, in which they give the results of an examination made by them of the prisons oa Blackwell's Island. These documents should be attentively read and carefully con sidered. Too much praise cannot be awarded to Judge Edmonds, who has been unwearied in his efforts to reform these dens of pollution. Preae attment.

Tbe Grand Jury, for the nrpftt nf fawrm nflK of Oyer and Terminer, respectfully report that they nave diligently enquired into the matters set forth in the charge, to Ibem riven and th. fairies is uerewitn presented i netr attention tmi rfii A sreat evil rmm nr.4 ih.ir n'ntix tne means of communication between persons con ojied in the same range of cells, through the medium i i Jwter plpe' l'bi might be corrected with uc uiuicuuy and expense. uus prison is mostly lor the detention or persons awaiting irial, we believe that all means of inter coarse between the inmates should be prevented, to tuu iuai ouui nisiice snouia not tie irusraiea. nor suspected, nor innoceut persons come in contact with the guilt v. A fact was brought to the knowledge of the jury.

illustrating the facility with which prisoners converse "eioer, ana tne oetnment arising tnereuroni. a prisoner was called ta t.i! on the trial of another. lud refused to answer the questions put to him. Ado uer indictment was pending against tne man wno lao been tried, and the witness was to oe used in the subsequent trial. Bern confined oa the same corridor, at a distance of seven cells apart, an individual in one of the intervening cells, overheard a eonverwaiion between these prisoners through the wa pipes, in which the man to be tried urged the wit less to persist in the coarse be bad taken, and stia re fuse to answer questions.

Another evil which came to their knowledge, and which in their estimation, is of (treat moment, is, in the allowing any person, other than the keepers, or those provided for by law and responsible to the au hontes. to have free access to the prisoners. It re juires but utile experience oi human nature to know low readiiv self interest misht induce an irresponsible person, with surh facilities, to become the medium if communication between the guilty therv confined, ind the accomplices yet at liberty. There should be me frosty person, appointed by the Common Coun to convey such neccessoav intelligence, as the ieeper may deem proper to allow relating, to the ob Iiining of council, or bail, or intercourse with family or tnends. otticer should be paid a salary, and hould not be permitted to accept fees from the inmates: thereby securinz to prisoners without monev the privileges absolutely neccessary tor their comfort or defence.

Another evil appears to arise from the number of counsellors, in constant waiting about the prison. I he Grand Inquest believe that justice to the public, as well as to the prisoner, requires that a separate room be provided, where a prisoner may have the opportunity, at his own request, of consulting with his counsel undisturbed. The Grand Jurv examined into the case of the of ficer, designated in the charge of the Judge, as hav ing spent some time in one ot the cells, carousing with the prisoners and, unmeasured terms, the rand inquest present the fact as an enormous offence igainst law and order and thev teel oblitred to pass censure on all magistrates who have the power, who tiave not caused tbe dismissal of the said officer. The grand inquest also examined into the case of he lost boy. referred to by the Judze.

and thev find the fact to be, that on the 5th instant a colored boy, Charles Johnson, 12 years of age, was brought in by the watch and he stated that on his wav from Rochester with his parents, he had been separated irom them bv the sudden startin? of the train, that bearing his father had come to New York, he came to this city, and wandered through the streets, not knowing where to eo. The iuatice committed him (o the prison yard, not as a prisoner, although at night ie was locked into a cell with prisoners. The circumstances were published with the hope of meeting his father's notice. After twelve days detention, the boy remaining uncalled for, the magistrate found him mpioymeni wun a respectable colored man in ireenwich street. The motives of the magistrate in committing and detaining the boy, were purely phi tamaropic.

a in examining the female department ot tbe city prison, the Grand Inauest were eralified to observe the great improvement that has taken place, since the ippointment of matrons. The inmates have been ottrtiallv classified, and a small library provided. The prison is visited by benevolent ladies, whose uivice and instruction have increased the salutary effects of the new organization. Twenty seven of the female prisoners have had respectable places provided for them, about half of whom continue therein, ind remain exemplary in their conduct. In this department further accommodation should be provided, in order that the prisoners may sleep in separate a partmenta.

The prison in Eldridge street has also been inspected and found in a cleanly state, and with but few inmates. The Grand Jury visited Blackwell's Island on the 27th instant, to make an investigation of the state of departments and they feel compelled to deelare that evils there exist, affecting both the character ol ur city, and the moral and physical well being of in confinement. The statistics of the prison, at our request, were repared by the keeper, made up to the day of our visit, as follows BLArKWEiA's Island, March 28, 1845. i R. J.

Smith, Foreman of the Grand Jury. Dear Sir: Obedient to your request 1 hereby present you with the following statistics, which 1 believe are is nearly correct as can be, considering the scattered conauion ana aiversitiea employments ot the in of the institutions: Whole number, 972 501) 472 Of these there are males, females, Employed as fellows MALES. Quarrying, grading, flee, Randall's island, Second Avenue, Masons, Blacksmiths, Shoemakers, Carpenters and coopers, Middle House, Lunatic Asylum, Children's Hospital, Hospital, City Prison, Scattered employments, Invalids not in hospital, Total, FEMALES. Sewing, Picking Oakum, Wash house, Middle House, Children's Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, Hospital, Bellevue, City lVr bn, O'jer employments, Invalids, Total, 112 25 20 85 17 30 24 8 IS 9 75 4 42 81 500 50 49 18 11 20 48 155 70 6 20 22 472 500 Sum Total. 972 Of the above number of male prisoners, 90 are colored, and 410 white.

Of the white 225 were committed as vagrants, for terms varying from 1 to 6 months and tbe remaining 185 are from Court, for various petty offences, and for vaniius penuus oi lime. Of the 90 colored male prisoners, 65 are here as i grants, and the remaining 25 are Court mnvlKi Of the whole number of females, 43S are white, Of the latter 18 are vagrants, and 16 convicts from Court. Of the whites, 420 are vagrants, and IS convicts. There are 496 cells in ali, 240 in the male apart ment, anu zoo in the lemale. 'i me aDove number ol males there are about 100 or upwards, who do not sleep in the prison, which you will perceive leaves about 400 to be accommoda rfl With nl I rm V.

LIS. 'Hf 'here are only about 172 that lodge in the building the others being scattered at Belfe vue. Lunatic Asylum, Nurseries, Hospital, dec fcc, hich leaves abundant cell room for the females, as the institution at present organized and conducted. Respectfully and truly, From which it appears, J' F' DUGGS First, that of 972. the hnL, 728 are vagran.s 290 males.ndf7m3lHTra 'rXri maie vagrants, probably 3 4ths of the females, were committed on their own appl ca tion, or confession.

The causes of vagrancv eene. rally, are drink and licentiousness. The females generally come from the country, or are foreigners and a out of 4 are prostitutes and 6 out of lOire diseased. Second. Many of those denominated vagrants, are innocent oi crime; but in the hurry of business at the Police by applying at the Alius House instead ot tbe Police, are sent to emwH th.

i These cases appear to be attended with peculiar injury, through the commitment of the unfortunate to a rcceiHBcic wi crime, ana ineir exposure to the tinuaaon, wmcn unrestrained intercourse with the criminal and abandoned is too sure to produce. There is strong reason to believe that V. tk. inmates, who have entered the Peniteminnr k. gone out corrupted, and have become prostitutes and thieves afterwards.

Abxangexkntof Prisons. First From the oer ot vagrants commuiea, iae prison is so crowded that, at times, three persons have oernnmH u' originally intended for but one, and, at present, most of the cells in the male department are occupied by two persons, who are expected to sleep on a bunk two leet wwe. me lanutnce ot such an arrangement must oe pernicious. Second There is no classification whatever. The old nd young the novice in crime, and the harden ouenaer tne vagrant and tbe unfortunate, whether sentenced for one month, or twelve months, are aced in the same cells, and treated in the same hird Especially is this the case ia the Female iJepajtinent, where young and slight offenders are "Jd to the degrading contact of those who have FLil'i? mo abandoned vice.

ott between restraint. workshops there I therauITT the prisoners pWtllt "xxnpalion for meat ot many of whom? it not JTbt ted to discharee all th. 7jPposedr well fii perform. An evil incident to the It ob facility eflorded for tntere.W rItB m' ti" and in going and coming to the riS IZSt VO there not being a sufficient company them teepers to Durn i Ftrst Tbe Superintendent and his deputies are appointed by one power, the IS keener by another. In the event of any disagreement tweea them, or the sowers by whom ihey wrre ss 'oteK rert 'atho" Sscoad Corporal pumihmcnt is not ItipilB! Almi ikon and the keepers ars restricted to th use of the dark cell and bread sad water, tor tbe enforcing of obedience, which so imps riant and so difhcalt.

Tbe necessary subordination can hardly be enforced in the crowded state of the prima, with the present com ainatioa ot vagrants and criminals, and the and limited authority of those having tbe charge. hrnpiTiT p.ro Tfci sow ia the male and female hospitals 230 patients, under the charge of inose whose only object is to ODiain experience, under the control of tbe Resident at Belle vne, who visits the Island three or four times during the week. Seeond 'The sick from ordinary complaints, and those suffering from the effects ot a life of prostitution, should be separated. z. Third Instances have frequently occurred of tbe nurses plaving cards till late at night quarreling about the game smoking tobacco, and making the hospital very uncomfortable to the Buffering invalids.

"Most of those who go there have some modesty kit, but lose it very soon in the Fourth There is no classification there between crime and poverty. Kexasks and KncoMMBNDATKws The Grand Ia qnest is of opinion that there should be a commodious bospltaton the Island, and mat a properly quoiineu physician should permanently reside there. The children's hoeuital was visited. There were about Mi hm ii.iv no elaaaificalion of disease. Matrons should be placed in charge of the females in prison and at tne nospitai aa.u appears mai great benefit wouid result, ii" the trial made in the City prison is a fair test.

Tbe Grand Jury condemns the practice of hastily CUUJIIIlllLUg variants, H'nui wuvua, v. well's Island, are oroner subjects for die Alms House, If vnffrnnra are to be sent lo the Island, provision should be made tor them, separate entirely from the convicts, without the possibility of their ruercom municauon. as a bunding now mere wvuiu accom modate prisoners, and there would be some nope brinsine man to renentanne. Tne vacranu should be keot constantlv at labor. and every proper means should be used to excite their energies, that they may return to the world renewed.

the convicts there sheuld be the most rigid ap plication ot the solitary and silent systems combined; they i houkf be allowed no communication with each oluer; uubroK.cn silence should, at ail times, be kept withiu Uie prison waiu. At present, the convicts appeal to be perfectly sat istied with their privileges, conveniences, and man ner of living; and are decidedly opposed to any innovation. As evidence of this fact, the return made by law to the Court, shows that there were S9, whose term ot service bad expired, (some ot wuora ere sick. However.) manv ot whom, tne had to drive oti frora'the Island. 1 here is one.

strong and healthy woman now there as a vagrant, who has been supported by tbe city for about do years and many others are mere tor tbe third, fourth and fifth terms of service. The keeper gives evidence that the chaplain's ser vices are ot much use, and his inlluence is salutary: hut fuller instruction is wanted some method to induce reading and other means of intellectual improvement. The wall that is beinz built across the Island, to aiviue tne male and female departments, is an'im ixjrtant step towards reform. 1 he Superintendent should have (be appointment of his keepers, and the entire authoritv over the pri soners, unaer uie control oi me isouunon Uouncil, and regulated by law. Permits to visit the Island are too easily obtained, and from too manv sources.

Tbe prostitutes, who are sent on their own eonfea. sion, go tor the purpose ot being cured ot disease and should any change of feeling take place there. us consummation would treaueut be Dreventrri the attendance of keener oi linnupo nl ill funu. their agents, who frequently by deception, obtain per mits iu visit uie ldiand, aud there use tlietr persuasion to lure the iumatea back to their former haunts and habits, and conveyances are often in waiting at the landing on this side of the river, to convey them away. The Grand Inquest also visited the Lunntic Asylum.

There are 3t5 persons confined viz: 170 males and Wo females, of whom 130 are Americana ami 235 lureigners. lhe physician is of opinion that there is not sutlicient room for the inmates. The building designed as the Mad House," is ill adapted for the purpose to which it is devoted. In conclusion, the jury are willing to believe, that the officers are disposed to do every thing in their power, but the whole system of the prisons, as at pre couuuu ieu, 13 rauicany wrong in liseii. i Here are great evils that need correction, many of which, we have commented upon Vice will increase at a fearful rate, unless there is a reform in this matter, uu ivr, is ueiicr iDQ easier man cure, in relation to lotteries, the that the police do not obtain the evidence necessary convici inose wno arc guilty ot Violating lhe statute.

The law is clear, and ao anxious was the levia. laturethat this demorali ziiit ami minmitt anm should he prevented, that it was made the duty of ev tuurgeu a grand jury, to call their at iciiiiuii iu tne Euniect. Among the paiera submitted by the Court, the jury found some valuable suggestions and they have used them freelv. where thv ivsra siistomoH hn i i I I WWUIMU vj IUI.I, ouu wiiiuiiiicu iu turir views. Irrand Jnrv Room.

MnrMi Hi 1JS Voted. Cnanimonslv. That th v.M..,;u, auu uiuerea 10 oe signed By tne oreman and cecreiaries, and presented to the Court. it, KICHAKD J. SMITH.

Foreman. W. F. Oakkt, Rich'd AVarrev I Secretaries. Hon.

John W. Edmonds, Agreeablv to vour renneat th Visited Blackwell's lslanri nn th 91 1V purpose of investigating the actual y.mu, ttu navmg, tnrough the courtesy of the depu been allowed to examine lhe hnnka K. i iiticuucui. line BUIiennientlpnt rulna uliant ry evidence of its preseut condition, as well as the v. Jt a tnPV owe themselves and the piiblic, to report their conviction that abuses ex ii, tne cnaracter ot our city, and the oi auU puysicai wen oemg ot those held in con iiuc intriii.

A thoro'jgh examination of the tensive an estnhliKhmonr K.IIUUI; 1 1 iw i tunc could devote to the subject. SHU, facts lying on the surface were Butricientfy glar iivmuiiutccvcn a superuciai observer, iat a thorough and radical change is needed, as well in the 'S me management. The first inquiry that naturally presented itself, was in relation to the number of convicts under confine ment, ana tne causes ot then commitment. Accord to the return made I.y the superintendent to the Alms Houe Commissioners on the 2lst instant, lhe wnoie number ol convicts was 1146. Of which, 286 mala.

fit r. I. iiiuies were, wnat are termed court convicts and 306 males and 503 lemales were what are called police convicts or, in other words, those who leading disorderly lives and hnvinr nn viaihl means t.t subsistence, have been committed on proof wH uuniessioiui, as vagrants. The num ber of pnsoners appears to have been decreasing since February last, when it amounted to 1256. vis; 7 black Male court convicts, 28 Li i "eiiiaie court convicts, alb wnite ani 41 black.

Male, 513 white, and S4 black female VI lf finning. i vuu.tuia. i iie commitments tor the winter unuormly greater than lor the summer. ine wnoie number ol prisoners in a week of last summer, falling as low as 748. The second subject of investigation was the manner ot commitment; and in this seems to be the first great source ol many of the abuses which we shall ai J' "4b now mmatesol tbe penitentiary, ware peace convicts, and of these, probably three HHOrtEisofthe females, and nearly one half of the males were committed on their own confessions.

principally because they were infected with a loath some aisease, thus perverting tne penitentiary from it legitimate object, and malting it the great hospital ot the city. The attention nf the liarloraiffnArt WD. Mffimilnrli directed to this subject by the printed forms of com uiiietii, many oi wniCQ ran as lollows: B. Being a vagrant, viz. bein" without means ot support, and having contracted an infectious disease, viz.

the venereal disease, requiring charitable aid to restore her to health, whereof she was convict ed on her own confession, ore Sec." But whatever may be the opinion in regard to the commitment of those who hv their are committed for profligacy and dissoluteness of cnaracter, mere can, we think, be but one opinion in regard to a great number of cases of individuals, iree from other contamination than that of poverty, who in the hurry of business at our police oflicrs, are made to swell the calendar of increase the evils of our overloaded Penitentiary. These cses seem to be attended with peculiar friard lnp in the first instance, from the moral effect produced by the commitment of a purely unfortunate being to receptacle of crime; and, secondly.from the contamination which nnrestrained intercourse with the profligate and abandoned is too sure to produce. The intelligent deputy Superintendent assured the undersigned, that it was his deliberate conviction that many of the inmates who had entered the Penitentiary comparatively pure, had gone out corrupted, and became prostitutes and thieves afterwards. The undersigned next directed their attention to the accommodations of the Prisons, convinced that upon the nature of these accommodations the proper government of the prison must in a great degree depend. Their inadequacy is sufficiently apparent from the fact, that there are only 496 cells to accommodate 1146 prisoners; that these cells are only about 4 feet bv 8 in size, with au average height nf hu.

and 8 feet. The general arrangement of the cell is such as to admit ol only a bunk or bed, about 2 1 2 feet wide, upon which, in the present condition of the establishment, two persons are expected to sleep, the head of the corresponding to the feet of the other and some of tae cells are further burlhened by lhe intrusion of third persons, (and such must alwavs be the case when the number ot the prisoners exceed twice the number of cell s) who of course must sleep, with a blanket or other covering, upon the cold stones forming the door. overcrowded state of the prisons has compel led the Superintendent to appropriate the second floor 01 just north of the prisons, to the accommodation of the inmates; and here, congregated in a room of about 35 by 70 feet in area, were found 70 persons, breathing a loathesome and pestilential atmosphere, made still more noxious by the use of two over heated stoves. In this room the prisoners are conhned during the night, with closed doors and Di j8 bo other means of ventdation than is well lighted room. Around apartment are arranged two tiers of bunks in which the prisoners stow themselves as Ia.cot" ction i'h the accon.inoda miT Proper to notIce tl subject ol ventilation, which, in the crowded state of the prison, appears to be entirely inadequate to a pro Pnsoners.

the 'JL. apparent to the undersurn. rUmbe: c. 2 1 2 inches square, in the too of each door Zt. heat, and fresh air are admitted: UEm' Th relied to the discipline of the Institution.

It is so manifest from the facts already stated, as hardly to require remark, that there can be tittle or no opportunity tor the exercise of anv taing like reformative discipline and this is further evident front the tact, that there is no elassificatioa of the criminals whatever. The young and the old the novice in crime, the mere vagrant, and the hardened reprobate, are all thrown sroniiscuony together by sight, as well as by day and a was particularly evident, even daring oar short visit, that too many opportunities exist tor a promiscuous intercourse of the sexes. It was a matter of surprise and astonishment to the undersigned, that not a single matron or nurse is provided for the female department, except such as are taken from among the convicts this department being under tbe sole charge ot the male keepers, and at aight watched by male guards. Intimately connected with the discipline of the es tablishment, is the fact that while the superintendent and his deputy receive then appointment from the Common Council, the assistant keepers are appointed bv the Alms House Commissioners, thus in fleet allowing the superintendent no control over bis assistants. Under saeh a system it is perhaps only wonderful lew abuse actually exist.

am i hospital of the establishment came aext under a I el tlr'ttt, eriaiatiewsArt everywhere existing throLuoot us female wards ia this department, (we regret that rs cannot say this oi iat; mum warns ws are constrained to express our conviction that some properly qualified pbysiciaa should be resident npoa the Island, or visit it dailv. sad not that 233 persons (the umber aow in the hos pttai) should be felt entirely to the experiments of the tyros in medicine or the mete student, with only aa occasional visit once or twice a week, as the case my uc, iruu uie rcsiueni pnysician. It further appeared to the undersigned that the number of keepers and guard was totally inadequate to the present necessities oi the institution; the whole number of keepers amounting to but 18, and lbs guard The aauerswned were cmifted ta iwmarfc that tha prison was freely supplied with Bibles, Tracts, and other books of a moral and religious tendency, and they are informed that on the Sabbath the prisoners ue acuuioiuiy orougni under religious teaching but it is a subject of deep regret that there seems to be no provision for instruction. In conclusion, the undersigned conceive it their duty to sute their conviction, that the evils of the system depend generally on the crowded state of uie prisous me conversion part ot a criminal establishment into a Hospital for the treatment and cure of disease the sending to the Penitentia ry, as vagrants, ot many persons who would seem to be proper obiects for relief in the A the method of appointing the keepers the unpoal sibility under existing circumstances of cUsmhca uuu ana separation and tbe nabit ot detaching certain portions of the convicts to attend in the Hos piuiis, Aims nouse, ana mnauc Asyium, where they are left in unconstrained intercourse with one and whib. "d.hJle lh.e bear willing tesumo UX.

to the urbanity of the officers, they are also imu uciic.c uiai iney uo au mat men can do to mitigate the evils to which k. i but which can only be effectually prevented bva rad lal chflnH in 1 1. i B. F. Butler, Johs Dtes, VV.

H. CaAttNTte, R. N. Havens, MrrcHELu, J.to. D.

Kiss. The Sixth Ward. Mr. Riell. who is the regular democratic candidate for tbe office of Assistant Al derman in the Sixth Ward has been, we under stana, sent for by the Collector and asked to decline the nomination.

He refused and was told that he should then be dismissed from the office he held in the Custom House. Estate Sale. The beautiful property on Fourteenth street, advertised bv Messrs. Bleecker will be sold to morrow. It is directly opposite union square.

See advertisement. The Hotchinsons, this evening, give the last but one ot their popular musical entertainments at Rut gers Institute. The attention of the public Is solicited to tha advertire' meat under the head of "Public Room to Let." Ma. BauTow. This dUUnguithed of the Chi rographic art, will, we are sorry to learn, take his departure for a short aeaatm, from among us, tki swaU, (April.) We nave known him for many rears be is a man of the moat upright and correct principle, poueaaed of great perseverance, industry, and energy in his profession, with aztranrdi; nary merit, and be baa obtained, by bis courteous manners, and mention lo his pupils, aa exalted reputation and a goed name.

Ha will be quite a lots to our eommunitv. Mr Brlatow is a native of London he first visltad New York la the year 1838, and baa made repeated periodical visits here ever since alto in all our Atlantic cities to his entire tatisfattion, and with eminent success to hit pupils, which is universally acknowledged by Ontandt whom he has taught New York, and which has gained him a wide aad attended fame. Mr. B. bas, we are pleased to hear, ac cumulated a handsome property, and baa prudently Invest el it ia our state, city, and Pennsylvania securities.

He and bit two bn.thera, who are now seitled ia London, engaged a tncceisful profession, has travelled extensively all through Mexico, Cuba," ChUi, Peru, Brazils, Buenos Ayrns, fee. fee. Mr. B. leaves us tAj mmtk oa a professional visit, with the intention of returning to New York aext fall he bat had a great many pupils this visit.

We thus give a brief history of our friend's movements, heartily wishing him the tame great success ha hat ever met here, wherever be gnet. And we particularly urge all who write a defec tive, irregular or Inelegant hand, at ttut, (there is yet time) to call on Mr. Bristow, No. 1S6 Broadway, while ke is ttil1 riti as, and take a course of twelve lessons; his ttaatmse experience is a fnaranttx for every one who places himself under hit Instruction, to possess a superior and handsome hand writing. Sahds's Pieiafabilla.

The anestiun'tai Ini 7 tn what practical advantage do your researches teniit niiirht puzzle a metaphysician, but is nrsmntlv answered hv tha rhnmiit or pharmaceutist, seeking in the combination and concen tration ot varinus substances a remedy for diseases. He replies, the alleviation of suffering." Snrh has been the object of (the Messrs. Sands in their einerimenu with far Biuriiia; ana iney nave inunu what they sought. It is uut ciiuiiieu inucvu uuii rjanas Btirsapariiia will work miracles but that it will exnel from Ibe circulation tha nu. bine matter which developed itself in the various diseases of me sain, we glands, ami the fibrous tissues, no one who hat hid an opportunity of witnessing its effects can doubt.

With ordinary precautions at regards diet, fcc, it has bitber in nrovea an untaiuni source ol retlet In this class of nml aies. For farther particulars, and conclusive evidence of its su perior value and enV acy, see puiiphlets, which may be obtained of tbe proprietors and their menu gratis. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, hv A. B. A n.

SANUd, Wholesale Urus ism, 79 Fulton street. New York. Sold also at ifI3 Brand East Broadway, and by Drug gisi Keoenuiv uirotutnoui inaumiea stales. ftT" The followintr are offercrl. to llin.o about making seditions to their Toilets, and will be found.

I km inspection, to he equal in oualitv and cheanncss to muse ui any sinmir wiaoiiintneni in tne city PORTABLE SHAVING CAfF.9. of the subscribers' own manufacture, which. In manv re rpertii, surpass tbe imported. Tbey nre finished in the most tasteiul manner, some beine lichlv silt. emnosied.

and contain all that is necessary for the toilet of the most lasuuious. FINE CUTLERY. This assortment Is celebrated for beinz the most varied and extensive In the city. It embraces all the different styles of Omrnns, President, Norfolk, Pport nv, rencii ana wince ivuives. oi joseon iiocers At eons'.

Wostenholm't, atr, manufacture: Nail Files. Boot Hooks. scissors, tec. ITmRH Joseph Rosen Sont'. Wade Butcher's, milotfa.

from plain finish, to Ibe most richly mounted, in cases, aod carefully selected. Purchasers have their wrovlso, if wished. Razors will be exchanged alter a week's trial, or the money returned. rKKFUMEKV. The most choice of Guerlaln'a.

Lubin'a. Provost's Ex tracts, with a fnll assortment of Fancy Ferfnmery, in nxes, suitable for presents. Brushes of every descrin Uou I ancy Soapt and every article for tbs toilet, of the nm quality. RAZOR STROPS of the most beautiful finish, manufactured expressly for competition atthe late rairot tbe American Institute, and tor which tbe premium nf that institution was awarded. combining the metaiic Tablet.

Its eleannesa aod utilitv makes it a very desirable appendage to a rentieman's toileu u. BAtPIHtKH at HON, ap23ujod np 13 Broadway. WM. H. JONES, Auctioneer.

Mr Honsehold Fnrnisuinr fioods. Pla sea anaviass ivarc iiacas, asos atna itbinet Furnitn r. E. W. KIMBALL at CO.

will sell nt aucUon on THURSDAY, April 3.1, at 10 o'clock. aithe "Coliseum" tales room. No. 4j0 Broadway, near untna ttreet ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE Embracins iarre aosortment. GIRANDOLES Rich lilt and silvered 1.

3.3. at 5 iuthts. each cut drops. L.t,Kr jomnnsing ivory nannie aianar ana dessert knives and forks, carvers, etc. GOTHIC TRAYS A splendid assortment of new pat terns, very nrn.

LANTERNS 20 bronze Lanterns 'various patterns. CUT GLASS Tumblers, celery, salt, wines, tinier bowls, pitcher. BALVLItS Hyacinth (lasses, goblets, lemonades, de canters and fruits. LAMPS Rich lilt solar Lamps, cut (lass (hades. Catalogues aad goods are now ready tor examination.

ti. 11. i.LDLOrV, Aucuooeer fry PerrmDtorr Male of a IIone and ot in 13th streot E. H.LUDLOW at. CO.

will sell at auction nn FRIDAY. April 4th, at IS o'clock, at the Mer iwnts' Exchanre, the three story brick house and lot in Hth street, oa north side, commencing 85 feet west from 8th venue, recently built, and finished in modern style, with niiiui maateis. crates, etc: lot a) oy luu feet. I wo mirds of the purchase money can remain oa bond anu mortgage, roc particulars, apply to Si. it.

LUDIAIW atfjti. ep? Stit f330 33 Broad street. EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer. Kr A action Sale of the Fixtures and urnitareand rrasurr Safe of the Old Post Olfiee in the Hotunda, by order of the runt Office Department. HALLIUAl at CM K.IJIS will sell oa FRIDAY, April 4tb.

at 10 o'clock, at the Rotunda la the Park, the entire enacts belonging to the Post Office Department, comprising cases ot pigeon botes, huge counters, desks, pine closets, tables, partitions, book racks, mabneaav desk, glass casement, scree as, lamps. Ice. tee. Also, a large and valuable Salamaswer Safe, stoves, pipe, ate. The terms of tale are cash, in bankable funds, and the article to be removed on the following day.

571 apiat Beautiful Ginghams. St I. PECK. 247 Broadwav desire to JblS inform the ladies that tbev have received another lot of Ginghams, of tbe finest quality and most beautiful oesign mat have ever been Imported. apt eotiif 1 Havers of Cabinet Furniture.

FV A. BALTZEK, 167 BLEECKER STREET. HAVING completed a full assortment of ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND OTHER FUR ti nt oi tne most modern and ancient styles, would most respectfully solicit the auenbon of those who are in sraal of a superior article before mtrchasitut elsewhere. All of hit Furniture having bee made under hi superintendence, and of the beat seasoned aiausrials, aad warranted to give satwartion. mhl7 3ninp Brewster's Carriagre Repository, No.

5 aad 27 Canal street. ARHIA4SES of all descriptions may be found et inn rsiAonianieBllnierMM tn bobs in anaiirr. an ill be sold at th very lowest rates. oroert executes la ibe best manner. mhl3 3mnp Druggelsand Insrain Carpets.

BVIIE subscriber bu just received a beautiful assort meat of Brussels and Ingrain Carpet, comprising paHorn sever seiore otsued, volck wui Be soia at low prices. GEO. L. HYATT, 333 Brnftdway, mhH 3map cor. Anthony sueet To Hotel and Steamboat rroprietors.

frsrsjiiE subscriber having been appointed arent by the M. paKsniew.ior patent lmustone Cbuia," bt I prepcvrwl la supply orders for the furnishiai of botei or steamboats at reduced price, aad in such quantirie a mav be required. Tbe principal hotels is this and many other cities, are wholly or 1 part fUrn'isned with this unrivalled ware, aaa iney recommend It" the bestarucie sf China Bartheawaie they have ever used, combining strength JJ 1 ap TIMOTHY KISS AM. 145 Maidea lane. 'B COISTHY 7IFRCHAKTK Brown JL Bbee Oars aad ghir tings, of every atyst aad wMih, all ine snowa traada, both heavy aad fine, may he had at maa ufMttuer' price, at No, la aad xVCMar street, N.Y, half block above Pearl a stair.

T. N. CVTrERHLLL A CARD The stahll.hTnaai ia it tha first of Its kind, and coatain the largest aasnnment of the cnt 1 7 8 lblrtiars. Im. the lowert price to th heM quality maaufactnred: yard wide, yard aad a eoar rm'M umti wn eneenng ot every grade.

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apl 3t THIS DAY PUBLISHED, ircaaia thiii or JIARTIX'S ILLU STHATED AS DETOTIOSAI. FAMILY BIBLE, wra OTtS AKD BCrLBCTIOlia BV TBS REV. ALEX. FLETCHER. The publishers are daily receiving testimonials from clergymen who unite la approving the design and execu tion of this edition, the more especially as the notes, by the Rev.

ALEXANDER FLETCHER, are to tree from all sec tarian bias at to be generally acceptable to evangelical read ers of all denominations. It only remains for the publish en to assure their numerout subscribers that the typogra phic and artistic eicellence of this edition will be maintain ed throughout the entire work. B. MARTIN at CO, apl St 96 John street. Office at the Atlantic Mutual liisurauce Corn pans Kew Yobk, Kth January, 1845.

iCT conformity to the Charter of this Company, the Trustees submit the following statement Premiums oa Policies not marked off on the lit of January, 1844 342A78 2S Premiums received oa Maria Risks from 1st of January to 31st December, 1844 Total amount of Marine 73 Ns Policies have been Issued on Fire Risks, disconnected with Marine Risks. Earned Premiums en Risks marked off from 92S28 C4 lit of January tn 31st December, 1844 The Losses, Returns of Premiums, and Ex penditures of tbe Company, from the lit day nf January to the 31st December, 1844, amount $368,748 56 The Company have the following assets Premium Notes Netet in advance of Premiums, part not yet t331j S3 used 305,122 58 United States and State Stock, and Loans oa United States 160,530 00 Bills receivable for loans on sundry Slocks. 138,931 18 City Bank Stock 86,413 SO Bonds and Mortgages on property In tba city of New York 0,000 00 To be collected of other Insurance Companies 20,009 00 Cash 2537 28 Certificates of other Insurance Companies, sundry Notes and Interest due this Company, estimated at t.000 00 1,206,543 78 Total The profits of this Company, ascertained to 1st of January, 1844, for which Certificates were authorized to be issued $281,130 00 Additional profits from 1st January to the 31st Dec, 1844 Total amount of profits for 2J years 332,007 CO $584,117 68 The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay an interest of percent, on the amount of the Certificates authorised to be Issued In January last, to the holders thereof, or to their legal representatives, on aad after the fourth day of February next. The Board have also declared a Dividend of Forty per cent, on tha nett earned premlumt of lite Company for the year ending on the 31st day of December last, for which Certificatei are to be issued on and after the 4lh proximo. By Qtder of the Board, J.

D. JONES, Secretary. TRUSTEE9. Win. C.

Plckersgill, George T. Elliott, James McCall, Walter R. Jones Josiah L. Hale, George Grlswold, Jonathan Goodhue, Thomas Tileston, Henry Colt, E. D.

Hurlbnt, Joseph W. Aslop, John C. Green, Wm. S. Wetmore, Elisha Riggs, Henry Parish, Augustin Averill, Charles H.

Russell, Samuel T. Jones, Lowell Holbrook, H. A. Hargous, Edward II. Gillilaa, Meyer Gant, Ramsay Crooks, Edwin Bartlett, Caleb Bars tow, A.

P. Pillott, Leonardo 8. Snares, Christopher R. Robert, Richard T. Haines, Le Roy M.

Wiley, Edmund La flan, Daniel 8. Millar, B. T. Nleoll, Josiah Lane, Joshua J. Henry, Wm.

Bturgls, Reul Smith, A. A. Low, Lewis Curtis. WALTER R. JONES, President JOSIAH L.

HALE, Vice President Jobs D. Jokes, Secretary. jaS7 ST A ATS feB A It KER. Wholesale 6c Itetail CLOTHING AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 170 Broadwav. onnnatte lliiw.nl'.

JrSTHF.CElVICO, alarte aasortment of Spring and Summer Cloths, Cassimeres. and Vestinsa. which they will make np to order at reasonable nrieei. A l.nr. assortment of Fashionable Clnihine.

nf averv nH style. ders. Hosiery, fcc. "ris, cravats, let, Biocat, ctniru, riuspea apl np SPUING GOODS. S.

T. LAWRENCE. 53 Liberty street, opposite the new Post Office, Alt now receiving from auction, importers and mnnu facmrert.a choice varkitvn' at.nl iidv GOODS, adapted to tbe spring trade, which Ihey offer at the hi app ored credit. Buyers Of their BtiKk before makinv theirnnn h.un a'wi' 01 heavy brown Sheeting. Batting uu uaies ineese ttanaags, very low Vnin ftEW GtODS.

GEO. H. WILLIAMS, late of Williams, Rankin Pennlman, opening at 24 EXCHANGE PLACE, jucuanfB, a uoort irom vvuuam ttreet,) IVewStyles of SilkandFancvlaSa. To which he invite the attention of all Merchants buying in tht. m.rlr.t i a i ,7 mew giaars are saasiin oe uines.

Lawn, Muslins. Summer Dtm. norf. nti. r.K.t styles: Bombazine; Satins.

VelveU, Bonnet Silks, Rib lo5y Mitts. Genu' and Ladies' Cravats and iiA.CES EDGINGS. Linen Cambrics and Lawns, Cambric. Lawn and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs Shawls, Fancy Handkerchiefs. Sewing Silks, and various articles those in the Millinery and Thread and All the above goods are NEW.

mh31 3m nn Rich and Elegant Carpeting! THE SPRING TRADE. FRENCn AtTnuasnsi vvntnn isunKnum uiiuuiE nnJDiiioi LO, Kuiox, WILTON. BRUSSELS. THREE PLY muxs lAttrcTl IIMUH, AAD Floor Oil Cloths. THE snbsber tolieits the attenUoa of those wUhing to furnish with tbe latest and best style of roans to his large assortment of Carpetint and Floor Oil Cloths, now rendered complete hy recent importationt of th chol eest patterns from tbe best European maautacturers, con tlw TS.

Stef SOL of furnahing, which i pnees. BMJTH, Jr, S54 Brotdwat mhXtlmnp fall. opposite City Tm entlenten. NEW SPRTXfl fJOOTi at nrp New York Cash. Tailoring tauiisnmeni, 14 Fnl ton street, near BraaJwtv.

Gentlemen deslrin? to nKt.t. j. i Wj7m tbe Cheap Cash System, sriil fladl greasy to their advanuire to call aad exiiruaTour new s. SZStflSrr WhJch raDeT ot fail to fityTislT iTt W1 TT 1 eorcw4 by the iam. thl ama ft tbe iast four i0 7 tuu's, oueviauoB in price.

A. S. FtSHF.ft Ac G. Alt FORD, Warn. ran TTtJTTIX introduee hVaewmlt Vat tr "aawar, A tbe labored proportion, k7 oTart J.beatS(al nicl would be unneceaiuV" 'rom correct XICbIW.

i as oss i 1 "WT EfrYrfaWr tnsanet. sarit .1 1 WlUCla. iaa) ras sja asvss MTm ms i ia i tmk Great Bargains 1TTSI new xoi ax cash TaJi.ri.. meal. 187 B.OABWAT.

THEE, MO Bllow TlAlEU, HOtS. atasnioaahi Over Coat or Cloak. rill do wall tn Mll vxamuta a rhrdM ZlzTZT trimaied lathe rteaest rrf of the tkhioaaal. atyle gr.aUy spaced pricsM. Alas splendid aanortsMtoftsr 'Prutie.) eomprnuagr; Mtlesnu'.

rYltaafullaamrtma.trfn r.nJT..iT unwQguowasef every stylo aad pries. tm i in i i i uui ssssn restart ia ataa: 87 rau ait risratshad to atdsr at a irw been, auveryasaBtlsviatitmptice. it SIZSXCAI. AlfD SCKG ICAL UttTlTtTEt aa sasitmi aiiin 1 CASES TREATEDl 4 oaw orsuawuBry. 3 AAMdnos of the Heart, 9 Of Uvd.ao.

7 IaAamniauoa of tba Eyes 5 ErcoaSary Syphilis, Willi son tbroax aaa atcara. BtMumatism. Biaadiaa Smaa taa 4 Great debility, arising troai ima aanis. 8eiofnla with rinra dar th mm 1 Eryilpeiasaf the of tha less. Bleeding frao, the Btoav 8 rtaninal Gmorrkoaa.

I PlearUy Pruaarv aca. 4 Dtaaaan of the Bkia. la Um 9 Painful Mensuiianaa. 4 Examination of tbs 'chest a detect iitemm. 3 CoasripatioB of tba how eta.

btaet. 3 Retcatifaa nt rtM naaaumptioB, (iBCurabl.) I StrietnresialTnthra ear without catling or buratrf 1 Cme of Gravel, DiarrtKea. 1 Infbunmttaa of thabUd kr. Ueteeied. 8Can ofpti ary aftecttoas of the aaga.

Tbew are caws thai eaa. nsually ba enr ol, now mpnrtaat to he auaaoea In timt. SL'CCESSFX'L 8UEGICAL OPERATIONS AND CtJKES. Bemoval of a Fifth suneraa moved from tha Benry nnear growlag out traaaveraerv from tbe third Joint of tbe lit tla inter which had thres perfect arucula jaw. Operations for 1 Operaiiea for Fistula ia ABO.

3 Cases of PHaa. uona. 1 Polypus removed from the 1 Cartilaginous Tumr re wn coita. 3 Operations thr Knl.u moved Irom tae posterior wall of tbe Rectum, as lam as a hen's err 1 Bad Inturv of the ki arising from the dust of 4 Sore lees of lent standing "Kumgnny re tuna iato 1 Injury ot tne tteau. 1 Erysipelas of the legs.

1 Fracture. ine wouna, which is a paisoa, though not gear 1 Large piece or bone rs N. Female diseases attended a. Tbe poor attended to without cbarae. A "DU DR.

H. BOSTWICK, Attending eurgeoa and Phytieiaa. mh 28 lwitp WOOLEN GOODS At Cost. ISAAC T. THAYER, 38 ITIAIDCw will sell until the 15lh of Mav.

from his unrk r'l i t' and WLVTF.R GOODS at prime cost tor cash, as we are aoxioua s1 10 anew ana spiendid assortment of fashionable SPRI.SG and SUMMER GOODS, which we are now constantly receiving. Also, aa a meat of goods for children' wear. New tt lea nf aoori far dressing goams, rich fancy Vestinrs and Cas simeres, Drap Ltes.au:. Also, every description of Tailor's Trimmings, wholesale and retail. For sale chean at nin joF d.

nn. jo maiaen lAne. 5.CMHI AM ERICA PWvSS AND BOBDERS. The subscribers offer for tale, at whole sale or retail, their larpe and splendid assortment nf Paper Hangings and Upholstery Articles, at very reduced prices as Ibey are desirous of reducing their stock. Tbey would therefore respectfully invite their numerous customers, and tbe public in general, to call aad look at their atsoruneat, eJ.bKAIAUAP.No.'l Sfr We are still manufaeturini oar eelehrauxl u.i, tresses, which have surmounted all opposition during the Country Merchants ars particularly invited to call.

mh S7 inmp TO COCSTHY MKHCIIANTS. Rich Dress Silks, Shawls and Ribbons. UISSDELL PE1RSOIV. JOBBERS. fit at 60 CANAL STREET, respectfully call the attention of Country Merchants visiting the city, to one of the tartest cheapest and best selected storks of French and German Goods in this or any other city ia the Union.

The great advantages country buyers wlil have at this establishment fire, thut they will be accommodated with any qnnntity they mav require, instetd of being obliged to take pieces and baxet of goods. Their thick it aow complete in every department. Merchants buying for cash will find It their interest to g'veueecan. nihi2mnD F. Cottenet Ko.

1 William street. FRENCH WOOLLEX GOODS. HAVE received by recent arrivals, aad oner for tale on liberal termt Black, brown, olive and green French Cloths Fancy Cassimeres. a variety of 3 4 aad blk Bg'd do Black Doeskins, buff Cassitneres fur vestirgs Pantaloon Stuffs, a great variety for summer Whim and fancy Linen Drillings, cotton and linen do Cotton and woollen Castlmeres Vestings. tuper Cashmere, new styles, do silk and satin Black Satint for vests and stocks Serges, Velvets.

Cravats and Scarfs. Also have in store, their usoal assortment i. Italian and Swiss Silk Woods French Jaconets and Prints ualzorinet or llollut. Meii At Co. new stvltx Hh.u ccans i.inen luwic nanoaercniets and Linen nunimn nana imop Goods for the Ladies.

TH subscriber tntendint to remove very shortly, and make a total change ia hit style of business, will now offer his stock of Dry Goods at unusually low prices, amons Rich Mousselin de Lainet, spring colon, at Is Ad per yard ot xs no Do do do a'l wool, do 8s do Do do do plaid, do 3s and upwards do Do do do very fine, do 4s do bo do Cashmere d'Ecoste, verv chean. Ginsrhants. A choice assortment of Glnihams. of all colors, and In great variety of desiga. Mourning Ginghams, a good aasort Prlnts.

An excellent assortment of French Prints, heantifnl n.w styles, Merrimacs and Dovers, at Is per yard aru wiee it oa ao Do do do Chints, colored lsba do BALZORINES at It Sd per yard, and upward. Frenrh A large assortment of French Printed Mnsllns ami J. nett irom it txi per yard upward. Shawls. Fine Cnahmera Shawls.

Print! Thlhot Rhnl. linn Silk Shawls, both nlnln anil maid, orith i.r.t vri of other styles selling under price. Besides a good assortment of Linen and Cot'on Shirtings and Sheetings, Diapers and Towelinrs, Table Cloths. Napkins, HoHands, French Linens and Drillings, English anil German Silk and Cotton Hosiery. Cravats, Gloves, ui nuiLu wui uo soiu cneap oy II.

I.K.I 313 Also a lante Stock of T.lnrn Hn.tbrrhl.f. twth taaies ana gentiemens', tape bordered, hemstitched and riviere, will be told cheap. 313 fj roadway. uini iji New Sprins; Goods at 69 Beaver street. Stiiuson Lynde, AV1G completed their assortment nf Snrinr and jtTJL Summer Goods, invite their friends and merchants from tbe country ui an examination of their stuck.

S.av L. are constantly receiving fresh suttulies from auc tion and per late arrivals from Europe and it it their aim to sen ineirgoootasiowas tbey can be purchased in New Vork. Those who are eurioas tn know how near thrv noma to me mark win piease call and examine mniHYtnnp Slirillff brOOdt. wiLsorv g. uiJiVr co.

ss William street, cor. of Inalden Lane, a Mt their usual supply ot SPRING GOODS, which are offered for tale at verv tow prices, consisting of Dupener quality Ilrnp colon. Barnsley Linen Drills, plain and fancy. Union Drills and low Pantaloon Linens Linen Coat Checks, new stylos S8 and 31 Inch Union Coat Checks Spot Cheek Ginghams; Merino Cassimeres Fancy French and English Gambroons French Merino Pantaloon Studs Black and Mixed Croton Coatings Alpacea Coatings, various qualities Spring Tweeds, sinrie aad double width American Pantaloon Goods Marseille Vestinrs, printed and wove figure Silk Serve. Printed Cottons.

Colored Liainn 4tc A JaTnptf i JBolian Piano Fortes. IVvTanns and Clark having purchased th Patent 11 Rieli of Coleman' Eollan Attachment to the Piano rone" tor the United Sute (exempting MassacbusetK), announce tn the pnblic that they are now prepared le supply Piano Fortes with tbi improvement attached, or to attach in same to any dkm lens made horizontal Psuo rones. In rerard to the dnrahilltv of this Inventioa. N.and Cats fully prepared to satisfy the most prejudiced mind, ther owa critical examinations and experiment warrant tbetn la the assertion, that the will remaia la tuneia any climate, and it will be affected by uaesltioas of atmosphere. The most satisfactory trarraalee is given with each instrument.

Tbe public are Invited ta examine lhe AMUm rnno Forte," at their ware room. No. 40 Broadway, opposite the Park, where also mav be foe ad aa aswwunent of 64 and 7 octave Piano Fortes, both ia rosewood and mahogany mhSS PIAJVO FOKTES. A. H.

GALE at CO.f Y'CrAREHOOns, SS BROADWAY. 3W AWIT WW I'ACTOUY, THIRD AVENUE. CORNER OF 13th STREET Purchaser are invited to call and examine their extensive assortment of rosewood and mahogany Piano Fortes, with from tlx to seven octave, embracing every variety of patterns, made i their well known substantial manner, under their immediate and personal superintendence, by skillful aad experienced mechanic, from lb bast seasoned materials. These instruments embrace many Important improvement, which will recommend themselves and are finished in the hirbesi stata of perfection, with the best French grand action, warranted in every respect by the manufacturers. martl British White Goods.

LARfliE shipments of all Ibe various kind of plain and fancy muslins alto skirts aad quilt are arming to the subscribers, which they oner on the most favorable terms to wholesale houses. Biar31 lmnn Pine sireeu India Knbber Shoes. THE tubscriber is daily receiving from the factory a km nmtsiMi of manufactured Over Shoe Also oa hand, a good stock of lined and furred ate as' and wo men' plain and ngurea BDnrn. sjmw wm nss ss for their interest mcaiL For sale low for cash. Dealer will nd a rreater variety tha ha ever been offered La this V.

bcuO lOJ I SsarkSt. l. Ij. siax jnniuca sjaae. ISns atns ml rimsui street.

Alen's, Hots 3 and Children's sTv EOIIGE X. tK.t.., rto. nut'UATHAJi sr btupp.t. will kee cotssiaallv en hand. a fnll aad complete assortment of MEN'S, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CljOTHLNG, of description, made in the most Minn TTtB.o which he would respectimiy invite the at receive OLOTUS.

tJAODiairr. iu i won, te, ny everv Packet and naa secureo me service oi experieacad Cutter, hmieif ui give pertectijtisractsjn le ali who may purcnase. N. B. Garments made to or oer at the shorustaoacasad with strict puncrualiry.

nihil np Elesrant Fnrnitare. THE subscribers intending to remove their well knows establishment In the spring would invite their casta men and the public generally to their laree and tpWndida eortment of ROSE OOD AND OTHER FURNITURE, of the latest Parisiaa sou outer sry ic. i aim laraiture aa sees n.ne nnder UMir unaicuwn uci ibkuucumi. ssa W1U compare with any nsuutnetured ta the eiry. rcnott wDulsvn wiwreumiiuiniuuvniwcss ssnj done al les prices than in the spring.

Itcomprise a ge iral aaaornneai et soma lewa ieie, cotargeretauurtuia. fcc, ia Leui XTV aaa A a botnic tryie. B. W. HUTCH ING8 fc CO.

tel3ap 5ci Broome t. Bear Broadway. Catslnet FstraUtstre at tSreatlr Bedsieeal Prices. rtrHE susacriber will raavive oa the Hrst of May aext, I aad a hi sew Warn Room bow building at No. S60 aad VH Broadway, will sot probably fioisbed ky that rlma.

it kecotD Beceesary for him to reduce hi pretest Mock of Fureitara. He is userefora willieg to tell at it bocsb rstc ts, aa at a tees one las th tame kind eaa be Purchased for any other place. Th poblie are w.U aware inai ira unnim. rw a out ass uoiea thaClrr. He would respectfuilv ravii nersoot la sraatof aay.

to call aad ee for ihsaisslvet, before parchaslag eiaa 'mbUlmnp B. BOSCH, 441 Broadway. PEIiJvI OILr KM gaUoa Wbshw Mssirtted fur sale 3 by JOil NoON, EExh liiRS, 8i Water n. mrti EUks. Liinens ttc Shatrls.

)UBSDELL PIERSON, CAJT Bwwaaer to their cusnauuts eos of tbe larreat aad hast selected stocks of Btapla aad Faacy Bilk Goods, I all the latest varnrtles of Snriag styles, ta tab, eiry. aad front the great pain take to select cheap sad Fashkssabte Goods, aad their taeilines for import! aad strylBg oa the atost mvorabis tsrms, they eaa oner great in ducementt to pntcbaser. TT.av P. would narUetilartv call tha atteatioa st Ladies aad rkraseers visiting the city, to their issssr stock of French and BRITISH DRY fsOODS. BILKS, A choice aswrtateat from te 7 1 per yard.

BOMBAZINES AND DRAB ETTE la every oualitv. MOL'SLUiX DE owa importauoa, 1 4 lo per PRxStEDLAWKH, ftst colors, 5, aad 3 per yard. SHAWLS, Brae be and Cubmere front SO to Uu, De Barege Laagsnd Square. IIJUIUFA Rarams. Plain and Printed.

UN EN AND DIAPERS, several ease. 'hast received, at nricee which nnon lsnneetioa. must astnoish the buyer. BARNSLEY 8HLET1NGS, all widths from 4s ts 13 per 8ATI.ETTS,CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, very Urge as ortsneet. 8W188.

MULL, NAINSOOK. JACONET, plsia sad trlpe MU6LINS, al prices not lobe surpassed by asy lathe trade. HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND RIBBONS, a matt com pi. stock, in all It tsnutche. PAI.trvtl.4 Angina fjtUh aad FYawch.

SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 8 cases just opesed, aeing tha latest style of niaiiis. CHILOREN AND Bilk Pocket Hdkfa. LINEN CAMBR1CK HDKJS, from lOd to immens assortroeal. Milliners and Couatrv barer supplied cm tbe mosl linrJ erms. 4 and 50 Canal 9U mh" Imnp SPRING GOODS 1 45.

Ilallock, iTIonnt XSiUins, 173 Pearl street, OITE DOOR ABOVE PIXE STREET. ARE aow reemvin by late arrivals from Europe, aad from Home Manufacturer, a largo swsortment of FANCY aad STAPLE DRV GOODS, adapted th Spring i rao which they oner by the piece or package, on avoranie terms, he stock consults in part ot Cloth. Caasimerea, Satttnels, Vestings Americas Print of all style Brown and Bleached Muslins, various style aad prices Irish Linen. Linen Lawns. Scotch Ginghams Printed Muslins and Lawn sew styles Balzorine, Alpaca.

Lustre Silk and Cotton Work Silk and Cotton Velvet Fancy French and En rlish Gambroons Spring Tweed ingle and double width Check, Gingham aad Merino Cassimeres lmb D'Eie for summer wear American Pantaloon SiutTs Brown Hollands, Sileelas and Paper Cambrics Cotton Hosiery bleached and brnwa Fancy and Silk Handkerchiea, Ribbons, Sewing aad Silk in wist Corded Skirts, Table Cover, Linen Thread Jaconets, Cambric. Glove, fcc ace. ftT Merchants bnrin roods for cash will Sad It for their interest in ony ut. re' Bj np French Goods. KIAL7IAZCT SiTIlTII, IMPORTERS 4 William Street HAVE bow In More, end continue to receive by packet, a comoicte and extensive assortment of French.

Swiss and Italian Goods, adapted to th Sprine Trade, comprising the most desirable and latest stylet of Pari aad Ly ons manuiactures, consisting In part of DRESS BILKS. Plain aad figured Omleon. double width Black and blue blk satin stripe Pekin: blk Lutbing. tucn epnir cameleon for evening dresses a sew ar ticle Ombre Poult de Sole, for aecond mourning Foulard Silks, Fig'd and plain Grot de Naples, fcc fcc. Also a splendid assortment of PRINTED JACCONET8, comprising a large and rich assortment, from the neat re puiea nouses oi ran ana Alsace.

Orgudi. Tarlxtaa. Satin strip Muslins aad Lawns. Fil de Marie. Printed Bareges, Moustelln da Lain, low nriesd dao MILLINERY GOODS.

Paril and Bt Euenne Ribbons. Glace Poult de Sale, of all the newest shade. Plain col'd and while Poult de Bole. Fig'd Annum; Sylphlde. Watered Gmtd'Oran col'd Grot de Naples.

White aad Onihre Tulle. PARIS FANCY ASTIfTI.FJt. Emb'd Cashmere and Velvet Rasa. Cashmere Shawl. ouis, vapes, reiiennet, Lps, etc.

LYONS GOODS. liernanl and Grenadine Shawls. Rareaa An in.ii. rjcan ana tsnawis, low priced Thibet, fcc. CRAVATS.

eases black and fine black Taffeta Cravat of verv a.ut aiuiurc, jiiisiu anu Duuroon ao. GLOVES AND MtTTft. A full and Iarre assortinent real F.vvntl.n nimM Mitts, Mazurka, Moeadorand Odalisque Style. Alio, Real miionir, i.uraooei anu nat uui liei uo. fe lH np MALMAZET fc SMITH Allen, Ilazen St Co.

123 Pearl Street, ABE now offering for sale, at low prices, a very larre and full assortment of Hosiery and Gloves, consisting ura luuim via; Mem' luiperial black cotton Hoslery.inper dye and finish no moaeeotort selected coltas Do mixed cotton hose, large sizes, for country trade llo blue black hose, rock dve. a verv snnerirtr arth 1m Do brown and cott hose, of all prices and qualities cwhjb nwe, a tnreatts, nest inane, lor city trade Do brown and white cott shirts and drawers, larg, tize Do gauze, cotton and merino shirts, for spring trad Do and women's China tpun silk vest, full assortment Do do colored and China cotton and Lisle thread gloves all prices Do eambray rib glove, an excellent article Do Berlin eloves. white and colored. I.m Wotnens' stiperspk and English silk hosiery Mens' China and black do half hose Do black, white and colored English silk glove, various tnirea Women' black, white and colored, and fancy colored do, a tame assoruneni Do white, colored and black Parlsinn glove, new article Do China ilk cloves, a beautiful article for ritv trru Mens' black, white, colored. plain and ribsnnn silk Women' black and spun gloves, large assortment uo lancy colored and Grecian tpun glove Do Burmese fancy thread do.

an entlr.lv Mlsae white, black, colored and chine (ilk glove, all size oo eo spnn silk Do colored and chine, cotton and I.i.l. ihmH Mens' super Enelish brown thread wrw i Woment' Burmese, Bavarian, and Chinese thread mitts ikj wnite, black, colored, fancy and chine spnn tilk mitti tyntna emoroiaerea and Parisian silk mitu Do black and white filet cloves and mitu, low price Do do do Eus lish filet v.rv ho.vv Also, constantly nn hand a full assotimantnt' French Pa nt Kia pioves, consisting ot every variety of ment' and wo men' white, black, colored and light assorted aguux and bleureaui gloves, from the most approved Paris manufacturers. trmr24nn J. JV. T.

if. Selhy 345 Rrnndwav. WOtlB invite MERCHANTS, who may visit this market, to call at their wholesale rooms, where inxv be found a iarre collection of such cuods as are da.irHhl. and much wanted for the present season. Buyers will find many styles with us that caanot be bad at any other place, all of which will be sold at tbe lowest market price, by the case or package.

Si IRS I Silks II Rich Corded Light Col'd Camellon, Plain Gtnci do do Rich Parla Plaid Boiled Silkt, Lieht Stripe and Figures, new style, 10M Fr Figured Silks rom 50 to 72 ct. Also, an entire stock bought at a job. Plain Black Gmde Rhine from auction. Wide Black Stripe, fcc Mia wist Shawls II A very extensive assortment of Lone Shawls, ennslstln. of White Modes, Blue, Scarlets, fcc fcc.

Paris and Lyons Square Sbaws, Rich Square Shawls all wool, new patterns, Barege Sbawls, Plaid, Plain, and Printed. Most ot the above roods are iust received and eonarlrat. one of the largest tmpnrtitinns of the season. mhlO Wm. n.

Livingston, No. 227 Pearl street, (near Jshs,) INVITES the attention of Country Merchant to hi large and well selected stock of Hardware and dutlercr. of hit own importation, received for tba Spring Bales aad wun a view lo avoiding to many losses Incurred by a credit bus! neat, be will continue the Cash or short Dm system only. Purchasers are therefore assured that In order to accomplish this end a scale of very low price bas bee adopted, which will be well worth the examlnatioa of all. 1 able Knivet and Fork, of all descriptions aad prices Pocket Knives, in great variety Britannia, iron and German Silver Bpoons Shoe, Bread and Butcher Knives Brushes, Buttons, Comlis and Fancy article Looking Gtse, Pocket Books Stationary Articles Butu and Screws, File.

Saw. Edge Tools Cut Tacks, Brad, and Sparable Iron Wire, Rope and Bed Curds Coffee Mill. Wire Sieve Thimbles, Needles. Fish floors and Lines Percussien Caps. Sbat and Powder Horse Card and Curry Comb Locks, Bolv, Door Latches Shovels ami Spades, Forks, Scythes, Cut Nails, fca.

awrbSmnp JVew Carpet and Oil Cloth store. No. 64 East Broadway ATI Division st. WM. CriO.J,(oftheUteflrmof R.

E.Purdyfc a Co.j would reanectfnllv Invite the attantln mi ki. friends aad those families that hav! favored him with their pairoaaee while In renrl street, and ibe public generally, to hit extensive Ware Room in the spacious store frnntingna No. 44 Bast Broadway and 71 Divistoa street, where may be feuad the moat extensive assortment of all the various tyle of Carpeting, Oil Clnth. Rugs, Table and Piano Cover, Window Shades. Stnir Rotis.

lie. Families In wmntnf Carpeting or aay article in the line, may be assured of be lag enabled to makes satisfactory select toss and at prices vwvr um at aay otner store in in city. Aa experienced upholsterer will attend In the making of Carpets and latrine Oil Cloth, at tha shortest aa tiee. tan nn Scarfs, Cravat. lor Sprintr Sales.

CB. HATCH, 97 William street, Invites tbe a I ten Li oa of merehaata frum tha AaM other, to his large and extestivs aaretenent of Cravats, Heart, Slock, Opera Tie, ready made Linen. Glove, 8u nuaiery, Liewversanneiii, uiieo. euK, fcc. ftc.tsa ufaetured expressly for the spring trade.

Merchant trtshins to snooty themselve with tha alum article, will find it to their advantage to call aad examine felSns Cabinet and Chair ITIanniac tory, 1T4 Fnlton atrMt. snVk. THOME who are desirous of purchasing Good Work of the Manufacturer will please call al the abor number, where Bur hn fiinnd Dium CASES, SOFAS, CHAIRS, DRESSING BUREAUS, fce, an assortment nf While Painted Furniture of all de teripdon Also, a variety of Collage lltairK, of Black Wal nut and other wood, constantly on hand. All kind al work made to order in a workmanlike manner, anderthesa pervisioa of C. B.

St John, foreman, (formerly of th ftna St John fc Camp. WM. H. LEE, 174 Fulton st. jimp W.

HULL, fc SOX'S TEAM SOAP AN CAHBLE ITCANCFAO TORY No. 10 at 119 CLIFF STRFET. tT OtTTTYIl ffiERCHASTS AN i GROCTRS are utvtted to call and exasniaa the i Casdles maaufaetured by as, consisting mt aie a eiio teain Soan PATENT BFINED noi'LD CAIsDliES, Variesraiedl aad ttite Setnsted RoanT Paiaa, Alniond, Hose and every Tariei OF FANCY etf BP Cioodyear'a Patent ElasUc Shlrreal or errugaiea susptenders, JOB. BALE AT 41 BEAVER 8TRIXT. BT ACTION A ths sBbtcriber i tne sols rlehi lo Btuufaeture tbe above svd.

I. Iri! hs would caution the public against purchasing nay eorra. sated or shirred good that do Boc Isnar tha iaa, yeartnamst ihey render Ihetsaslvas uiblTto ptraaKutisa, ss waU, as ths auaoJacainsre. who tra aow Slag pmaeculed. li t.

srvniu Nw York, 4th January, 1S45. jal lsup Hew hvrins Strle. OF aTAPUt AND FANCT tsTLat. 1 BANK1N dkBtRCa, i AMM esnnia nwn sroa batblv ocwanvs ST W1LLLAM0, RANKIN fc PENKIMAN, No. 4t WilliABi street, eoraer of Cedar.

Md extensivs stock of BTAPLR PANCY SILK la all the varteUe. fL yTTTtyim tb desirable and fash nabt, artic of ESd K) D8, FANCY XILKhT n't BONS.fcc.to which they lavite lb atteatioa of aU the rui tomert of lb old firm, aad buyers generally. Front the great care used in the seleetioaiad thai. ties tor buyinc os the tanat fneomhi i unusually strau iaducemeBtt to ihos who desire toTbuy lo InirMlMllllluIlM allWt. tpsi arraovBS ra Tbey particularly solicit the Trade of Merchants from Country Town and Villa re, a their stock.

hr variety of Fashioaahi Good, will be fbuad lo cosBprite stj le adapted to every asarket. Among their DRESS GOODS they would call stteatioa Rich Printed Balxerine and Bareges Syrian Lawns aad Muslin of new styles Rich Printed Peris Jaconets lialf iuoamlnr Pari, Baliorine. Junneta. Ace. Black Polaccas, Marquise, Balaoria, extra Paris Printed Lawn aad Muslin In every variety Very rich fig'd Brocade, and Sarin striped Silks eupsx bik Annures, plain and satin striped ALSO, Rich Cashmere Shawls ol ail qualities versT Bhawl aad elegant pat Bans striped Barege Shawl aad Scarfs, a full Black Hernaril, filet and sewing silk Shawl Sich biaSf ALSO, te Cap Ribbon of all widths, choicasapatteres Millinery Good is all branches Tarlatan.

Lawns. Bonnet Silks, Satins, Artificial Flowers, fcc ALSO, Gro de Rhine of the different width and qualities Matteoni and Veritas, Italian Lustring. 85 to 40 inch Black and blue black Gro de Swia, Gro Grain, fcc Black and blue blk Dress Satins Black Bctubazinet, a full assortment i ALSO, Kid Gloves of every quality, mea'a and women's Lisle Thread of superior styles, ladies, children's, fcc Sewing Ktik. Gloves and Mirtr. of extra qualities Children's Silk Gloves, blk and eol'd, assorted sizes Ladies rmvatsof entire new fabric and design Italian Cravats, Matteoni', Veritas.

Maffir, fcc Linen Cambrics of the hen manufacture Linen Cambric and Lawn Hdkfs. French and Irish. piain, uemmea ana Ktvtere border Thread Laces aad Edrines. a beautiful variety Trlmmir Lee and Lisle Thread Ratings Cap Laces, Shawl Laces, Lace Veils Green Bareees. French Cranes.

Fmu T.rl.t... TaJfeta and Satin Ribbons, of superior extra qualities, a iic nun nesirame colors Black hincbews. black India Mnrdarin SaUn Blk Levantine Hdkfs, Grass Linen Hdkfs Super SUk and Purs Twist of best manufacture Sewing Silks, fcc Their Stock tl. ue found to enmnrina a fnll all the various small items needed, and they invite the at tentionot Buyers with lhe fullest confidence thai they can supply every want in their line. nih3nn iew Coods for the Spring a raue.

A CO 10 maiden lane, sear Broadway, are now receivinca Isnre and asortmeat of Spring Good, many of them of their own im iFiuun, in wmcn uey respecuuny invite tbe atteatioa of merchants from tbe country. i hey akc now OPENING Rich Printed Balzorine; Barege and Lawns Striped and plalnJOrgaadie aud Ginghams French Jaconets and Cambric French and English Mousselin de Lalnes Rich figure and plain Fancy Silks Bombazine and 4atin Lustre Linen Cambric and Linen Cambric Hdkft English tine Prints of new and beautiful style Drapd'Ete; French and Barnsley Drills New ttyles fkney Castiuiere 4 and and 6 4 black and colored Cashmeretts Croton Coatings; Crape; Camblett Cloths. Cassimeres and Vesting, a larre assortment Together with a large stock of Domestic Gonria every variety usually kept in a staple house. fe25 np lew Goods fcr Spring Sales. A.

T. STEWART Invite the attention of SOUTHERN and WESTER MERCHANTS lo their large and extensive assortment of tbe richest and most costly description of FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY GOODS, via RICH Paris printed Barege and Balzorine. NF.Wttyle do Monsline de Laiues. EXTRA fine do Orrandies, Jaconets and Muslins. SUPERFINE do Cambrics and TH latest styles Cobaltines and Marquise.

SPRING styles fig'd Poult de Soies. in great variety. 5 8, 3 4 and 5 4 Gro de Rhine. PREMIERE UUALITE BROCADE Silks and Satins, very splendid. PLAIN Riviere and Embroidered Linen Cambric Hilkts.

PARIS Embroidered Collars. Capes, Pelerines, fcc. fcc TH READ Lace. Edglnsrs. Veils, Scarfs, Collars, fcc THE Most Mnrniftcent Thread Lace Dresses ever immrted i miici, nuumcic sna uinteis Iinir euawl.

BAR AGE Shawls and Scarf's of Cashmere Wool. BOMBAZINES and Dmb every variety, tadie and Gentlemen's Paris made Horse Skin cinn. together with a full stock of Linens, Sheetings, Damasks! Dinner, Lawns, Counterpanes. Cambrics. Jamnn ii and Book Muslins, and a genera and complete assortinent of House Keeping article, of WARRANTED TIES, for nl by tbe PACKAGE or PIECE, at very low price for CASH or approved CREDIT, at their WHOLE SALE WARE ROOMS, 257 Broadway.

129 np SEW SPKINCJ GOODS. Robert 188 Pearl street. fun st.ii 7 HAVE received by tbe last packet ship and ten mere a laree assortment of the followine articles, whi.h they are offering at tbe lowest market prices Nottineham Lace Goods, ev.rv vnri.rv Thread Laces, Entlish. French and lrman bmoroicered Sluslln Ldglngs and Inserting, Collar and Chemvzetlet Paris Printed Jaconet, and Gingham Musilns Printed and Shaded Tarlatan Rich Firured Silk, of entirely new styles Fancy Ribbons, do Bujou Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes Firstquality Gnwde Rhine! and Matteoni T.narriam Pongee, Sinehew and Splttlefieldt Silk Handkerchiefs, In Tieiy. ax.

iei 2m nn Fringes, Trimtnings, iiuuirlt 100 William Street, New York. IxFotTia AHB HAitrrACTtraaa OF FRINGES, for Dresses, Curtains, Cairiagesr Rurs, fcc Gimn. Dress Cord and TiruI, 7.iihw Worsted, Canvass, fcc. Coat Cords, Cloak Tassels, fcc All kinds of Bindings and Fancy Triinminra. a i.tvn aunrt.

ment of White Cotton Frinees, fcc. fcc. ne invites attention to his assortment, which will be kept full durinr the season, as he will ha rawtvln. th. and most fashionable styles, i uy ine pnesage or otherwise.

Terms and prices shall be such a lo give sals faction. All kindsof Trimmings made lo order. ja31 np HORACE 1VALDO offers for sale at 33 Pine street 1SS bale 27. 2C.30 and 31 inch Tick 30 bale 37, and 30 inch twilled Mariner Shirting Rlripes. 17S bales DeanUri, various widths and qualitie.

140 bale blue and white Pantaloon Stun. 75 do Berkley Checks. do 87 nnd 30 inch Brown Shirtings. 300 do 4 Htmwn Sheetings. 85 do 40 and 45 Inch Urown Sheetings.

S.V) case 3 14. 7 8, 4 4 and 5 4 II leached Shirtinc. I'M lUt Kerseys, and Plain, various patterns and qualities. 10u do blue and black Cloth and Cassimeres. 120 bales tealet, green and yellow Flannel.

50 bale Granier. white, blue and green Blankets. 75 case colored 40 cases Manchester and Marlborough Stllpe. 50 rase 7 t) and 4 4 white Cambric 1 30 bale indiuo blue Drill. IK) case printed cotton flag and bandanna Handker chiels.

ff7i. Isonnets, Palm Lear, JLer born, Panama Hats, Vc. BEAPEB St CLABK, Costaissio Mkbchaiits, No. 85 l'carl street, OPPOSITE PF.ABlsrr nortv HAVE received and otler tie sale, in lots to suit purchaser, ibe following goods, on consignment, direct uotm manufacturers, witnoui limit, viz: sua case ralm Leaf Hat, men and boy, white and colored, single nnd double brim. 80 cases Florence Braid Bonnets, superior Bnufnf turn.

175 case Straw Bonnets, superior do. 45 cases fine do do, extra finish. Also, every variety nt F.nrv Rnnnt. hum t.inv Lace Neapolitan. Shell.

Albert, ntrdisve Kn.n.k i and Brilliant Braids, Willows, Lawns, fcc. fcc. aiso, au una or Braid, tdjing. Gimps, Trimming, Ftn.MSI.IXc STORE. Hard Ware, Wood Ware, Tia Ware and Willow Ware.

A constantlv tunolv of article. In the ahn. It. Tubs, Tin Pins, Pails, Tin Baker. Andlroas, Shovel and Tonga, Pout and Kettle.

Chums, Tia Saucepan, DPnotna, Basin, Bowl, Cullender, Ladle. Candlesticks. Brush, Dutch Ovens, Baskets, Reflector, Mat, Spittoons. Cage Dtui pans. Meat Safe, Tea Canister.

Refrigerator, Milk Strainers, Cheese Sales, Chamber Pail, Mops, Lanterns, Barrel Cover, Wash Kettles, Keelere, Scale. Painted Tubs, Tin Measurt. IBake Pan, knives and Fork. Spoon. Tea Tray.

Tea Kettle, Sauce Pan. Coffee Pou and Ursa, Frying Pan. Britt. Spittoon, Coffee Mills, Weights, Enamel ad Wars, Gridiron, Work Baskets, Wash Boards. Also, a variety of other article loo nnmemn.

in iw.rin. sold cheap f. CASH, at JOHN JA.MlEaoN'8, bmeawich I door above Murray, New York. mar tap GOBliE J. BVKD'S Umbrella and Parasol MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT AND DEPOT Ka ion i VMH I MERCH ANTS visiting this city, who intend por chaiins Umbrella or Parasols.

am Ins lsad A Hn uw aasve vaiAotisnntent, ana examine the assortment rkUk nr.l.H L' 1 DV I DTIAU .1 LITY, and which the ubscnber offers at suck prices, eith er for CASH or on TIME, at caanot fail to give satisfaction nun mu, MtAJ. J. BYRD. W. SF.ERI, Dealer in Fine Teas, Winesaad a Family Groceries, have for aale irees aad Slack Teas, in various packages.

Madeira, Sherry, Port. fcc. is wood ssii Otard's Brandy, Jamaica Rom, Holland Gin, fcc, la wood Raspberry. Cherry. Curama Cordial, fcc Chajnpsrae sf various brands.

Malt Whiskey of extra quality. Batavia Arrack, J. fc W. EERY, 144 Walker slorst Btanch Store, New York Hotel, Ur Rmulnv pi. Deuot fClothssUoeskinssuidCasaijaeres or tu ASTTACTcas or PAUL BAOUT fc FILS, fjedaa, Frsaca, 1 1 5 Pearl Street.

fcl51nri M. C. KDWAKi)S, No. 4 Bonth street, rVewTork Ha os hand constant anpntv of NEWARK AID CHAjnPAGNE roa immm. otirr oa sottuiis.

Also, Newark Cider Vlneirar. W. cient to aay part of lbs city free of cartage Bine D. 6. Ku Dillon, DINING, COFFEE REFBESH3IENT ROTUKTA, MEBXHANTS EXCHANGE.

aldsp Thomas Hm fc MO fl wn.LIAM STREET, CORNER OF PLATT, gvrPOKTEK 4 AND JIOBBEItS OF cf.OTIlt (aJmJIKHF. VESTINGS, ASDTAIXOB' TRIMMINGS Al, Wnoiesal I Went In WOOIXEJI ANB COTTON GOODS, adapud lo Btrat' wear. ssptM jtw "wWTntls AUCTION NOTICES? JACOB PLATTS Aaction. Fnrnltnro tsalo Bt sr masamstf 1 JOHN VA1 AUTWTRP, THURSDAY. 3d April at 10 o'clock, AT THE WAREHOI'PK.

No. mfiliniriv entire and extensive Mock of new and fashionable warnaw Cabinet Furniture and Upholstery, the owner ha vt te niae arrangement cnang ait dusum os th 1st May Consisting I part of tbe following, vis ft) rnsewnndiBd mahogany sofa and conches, of every variety of style aad pattera, with hair, plush and damask (alia seats, at plain, half. and full reach rosewood, mabnraav ana walnut chairs, various seats, 40 rocking chain, easv dn. children's do, KB centre tables, part with mvble tr.nL A "VJP ureMilt '2 wardrobes, 5 latiies annourVoee of which ta ronewood and of very h'ph com. fO fcoch and bieh neat bedsteads, on of roaewaod, eostln, 3U diain.

and tea awe. tension do, 13 card do, 6 setu quartet do, patent wtre bedsteads. 7 children's cribs. tables, work and hall stands, 30 wub staads, uli aoaii. S4 ottomans, SO divans, ii book ease, writing dks, irtaa canterbury, piano stools, card racks, painted cbsmher work aad book candles land office chairs, lookini (lass, eaeurledsnpis titters, 15 mattre.se, writing desks, fcc N.

B. Cmtalome. end the stork will be ready for ex minaooa la Ibe various loft of the ware room the day previous to the tale. Bn loLl THITRSDAY. 10th April.

ftT'Elegrant Furoiliire. At lUo'rIack, at No. 90 Fourth street. Tbe entire Household and Kitchen Far niiure, oootajaed ia lbs above house. Panic Lars hese afier.

mbiS tau MONDAY. April Hth. At 10 o'clock, al No. je4 Fulton street. Sir Fashionable HouseUoldl Furniture The propeiiy af a gentleman breakiDg op housekeeping.

Particulars and Cautlorne ia time. nl but TUESDAY 15lh, at 10 o'clock. Kf Fashionable Furniture, ihenronrrtr gentiemaa going lo Europe Al No Walker street, near West Broadway. The whole of the Fashionable Furniture of the above house, particulars and catalogues in time. UllOlSIB WEDNESDAY, April 18.

AtlO o'clock. No. 3 Clinton Place, fth street. Kr Fashionable Furniinrr, by ate. losTue.

The whole ot tbe splendid rosewood parlor and mahorany Cabinet Furniture of said bouse, nude by Meks, Shltunan fc Waterbury. Also, 1 nee wood Piano Forte. Aisu, an extensive Cabinet of Shells and Minerals, valuable Paintings. Statuary, fcc. Full particulars and catalogues the day previous to tale.

mb36 itt FRIDAY. April 18. AtlO o'clock, at No. 10 Tompkins Plsce. South Bmnklya.

ruruttare. i onsi.ttng ot tne enure parlor, bedroom and, kitchen Furniture above bouse (situated opposite Dr. Stone's Church) In excellent order, having been in use but a short time. Also, one elegant Piano Forte, fine tone. Full particulars and caialoraes In time.

m2G Is Is THURSDAY 24th. 9pr 'Splendid French Furniture At It) clock, atSl Franklin street. The whole of th Superb and Elejxnt French Furniture, of a gentlemen about Wving tor France, full puniculars toon, aid catalogues two dny previous to the sale. N. B.

The entire private stock of fine French Wines belonging to the above individual, will exhibited at thl sale, and told at the same place on Friday Staili. mhlgists rrnsiTriiF, sales." Kr Notice The suh rriber, will their personal attention to Sale of Household Furniture daring tbe present season. SWIFT fc MORGAN. MONDAY, April 7th. At 10 o'clock, at No.

13 Saint Mark's Plsre.Pthst. JO" Fllegant Furniture Shlentlid Rixrwond Furniture, en suite. Velvet Curtains, fcc. fcc. bas hten but two months in use, exura size pier and mantel glasses, fcc fcc Full particular in time.

THURSDAY, April 10th. At lOn'clork, at 39 Btrclny tt. KT Handsome Furniture A full atsoranent particular ia a dav or two. THURSDAY, Anrl' 17tb, At 10 o'clock, at No. 7KI Broadway.

Elesrant Ilonaehold S'uruitare Oil Painting, extra size Pier Glassea, fcc fcc Full particulars in time. MONDAY. April 21st. AtlO o'clock, at No. 2 Bond street, nearRrneilway.

ttOr Handsome Hirniturf Yen elegant Rosewood Furniture, en suite. Pier Glasses, full Chinn, Dinner and Tea Services, fcc. Further particulars ia time. WEDNESDAY, April 3d. At 10 o'clock, at No.

258 Fourth street, south side, Washing. ton square. KT ElerantTIousruold Furniture Rosewood and Mahotmny, en suite, Wilton Carpets, fcc. fcc Particular! hereatler. FRIDAY.

April 25th, At 10 o'clock, at No. 3lr Ninth ttreet. near Broadway. Kr Handsome Household Furniture Extra tize Pier and Mantel Glasses, fcc fcc Full narti culars in time. MONDAY.

April 28th. At 10 o'clock, at No. 83 While st, near Broadway. Kr Household Furniture Particular In time. mi.ai "A 1'CTIOW 6.MFFE.N fc Cu will mil TO MOR.ROW, iiiLti.

iiAr. April 3d, At 10 o'clock, at 492 Kroome street, Genfcel Furniture of a nrivate family eomnrla. big the usual assortment FRIDAY, April 4th, At 10 o'clock, at 2t East Broadway, Eletrrtnt Ifousrhnld rnminiFn hv rth. loeue. The entire furnl nre contained in the above bouse, consisting, in part, of I'ier Glasses, Wilton anil Ururel rartetin.

Satin D.unask Curtains, Lounge, Couches, Chain, Chandeliers, with heavy crystals, fcc. fcc. apl G. B. ROLLINS, Auctioneer, ft Ft rant Furnltnr.Wii:i be snl.l TO ntJiiiuivir.

April aa. at IU o'clock, nt o. 4 1 Clinton ace. a variety of furniture, consisting of Bntssels, Incr.iln ami Venetian carpets, mahogany snfts, eourbe. pier anil recess divan.

Ottomans, French and hall French chairs, etwnniow dining table dining and tea do. work do, chandaliers. mantel lamps, silver plated girandoles, tilk and damask ind curtains, extra tize French pier glasses, mi hoxnny book cn with desk. English nil cloth, hat stand, hall lantern, flat rods, mahogany double and single French bedsteads, dress ing wnshstands, commodes, hair mattresses, fcc. Also, white ehinadiner.teaanileoffre srts.emrlsss, fcc.

Also, nn as.ortmen! of kitchen furniture, with which the sale will commence. Catalogues may be had at the office of WILKINS ROLLINS, apgltlt No. 601 No. 17 Broads trttL SIMEON DRAPER, Jr. Auctioneer.

Kr Anctlon Wotlce. MATTING. 1IAGGER TY. DRAPER JONES will tell on FRIDAY, til 11 o' clock, at their auction room, No. 54 Wllllsin street, corner Pine, 1090 rolls 3 8 and 7 4 4.

4 and 6 4 red. checked, damask and white Nankin Matting, now lauding from Hhlp Cincinnati. Capt Wilson, from Canton. apl 3t EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer. B3r Household Furniwhin? 4 ioods, PI si ted andGlast Wnre, Chinese Vnses, r.

Splendid Carredttosewnod I'ttrr itur suite, Rnaewood Pianos, iVc, Are. IfAb LIDAV JENKINS, will sell nt auction on WF.DNF.H DA April Sd, at 10 o'clock, A at their sales room No. 8 Wall street, opposite New street, an entire Invoice of nrw and desirable Goods, embracing in part as follows, for cath. Lamps Rich giitsolarand bronze lamps, rplendid silver and glass solar do, gilt and bronze lard do, gilt suspending do, splendid mnntrland half do. Girandoles Rich gilt nd silvered elrtiutlnlrs of 1,2.3 and 5 lights each, with rich cut glass prUmatic drops of the mosl modern style.

Cut Glassware In great variety, comprising richly cut pitchers, howls and celeries with "inverted tcms, tumblers, wines, champagne, liqueurs, Iemonidt.s, decan tert, clarets, egr glasses, waier bottle purpie. green, and blue bock classes nnd finjer (lasses do lumlilers, rich salt taper mirror cornucopias, fcc. Lanterns Rich gilt aad bronze lanterns of various description. Cutlery Comprising Ivory handle dinner and dessert Knives and forks, do carvers, fcc. Silver Plated Ware Plch silver plated ca tors.

silver and glass butter candlesticks, snuffers nnd trays, enke banket, salver, chamber candlesticks, toast racks, curd dessert and butter kuives, tea aud lubie spoons, cor nucopia. fcc Gothic Tea Trays A splendid assortment of the richest patterns and rieshrns. Britannia Metal Ware Tea and coffee pots, mounted with peerl fcc Chnndeliere Rich gilt and brenze chandelier with cut gias, prismatic fcc Bronze inkstands, paper shades for solarand astral lamp. Also, Chinese Vaes 4 splendid lmHrted Chinese vasot. Also.Chinese rire ming r.

wes richly gilt, Chlneie automata, mantle ornaments, idols, fcc. AIo, roewond pianos, warranted la tone and finish carved rosewood furniture, eompristnt 13 splendidly carved rosewood chair, covered w.th rich silk and worsted damask; I divan and I sofa to corresipond I crrvert antique chain 1 French drawinr room fattteuil: beautiful carved centre tablet: 1 do chiffonier, fcc, en suite. The who! of lb furniture aad piano are from the band of th most celebrated maker ia the city and will be sold Without reserve. Catalogue In a few day at the sale mom. Bale pre emptnry lo lbs big heat bidder.

Terms eash in city fund. mh38 4t EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer. Bale postponed on account of the weather. Furniture nt ICIooin lnr dale (Road lead from Bloomlngdale Road to the Hudson River, between the Orphan Asylum and Furnhatns.) on TUESDAY, April 8tb. at eleven o'clock.

A.M., when It will take place without further postponement. HALL1DAY fc ENKINS will sell the entire household furniture, stock of ruiine utensil, fcc of a gentleman leaving for Europe, consisting of mahorany chairs, card Pthles. unhotrany tables, bonk case, easy chain, mahogany sideboard, mahogany dining bible, marble top bureaus, ladies' work stands, brustels carpets, do rugs, window cur tains, ma itel glasses, mantel clocks, etc. Also, an assorl meatof silver were, consisting of tea, sad table spoons, forks, etc; cut gias ware, consisting of cnt wine, tumblers, decanter, etc; rich waiter, china tea net, fcc. AUo, tbe farming nteatus, consisting of ploughs, harness.

Also. cow, etc. etc. tneether with the usual assortment of kitrhea fureimre. in 6nc order.

Ctalorue. eaa be obtained st the aortietieer three days nrevioo to tbe Bale. Term cash ia city fund. Sale peremptory. 1 ne suge leave Chatham street, opposite the City Hail, at 8, 9.

HI and 11 o'clock, A. M. In time for the sal, mhffl itdtt (405) RICHARD VANDYKE, Auctioneer. Positive Sale of a Desirable Ileal device in Prince street. ANTHOWT J.

RI.EECKEHA CO.will sell, nt auction on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of April, at li o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchanre The valuable two story and attic bru.k House, with basement. No. 1H1 Prince street, on the northerly side, btwea Sullivan and Tha Iritis SfS feet bv 1UU feet. House about 48 feel deep, very substantially built, and Incomplete order for a gentleman's resieence now occupied by Wm. P.Miller.Exi.

The sale will he peremptory. Two thirds of the purchase moeey ca remain on mortgage at sis per cent. If desired. Possess can be bad oa Use flret of May next. tMI 11 in" RICHARD VAN DYKE.

Jr, Auctioneer. BLEECKEB STREET PHOPEKTT. try. An then JT. Bleecker Co.

will sell at suction, os Thursday, th 3d day of April, at li o'clock at the Merchant' Exchanre. The two brick front House of two stories each. ne. 271 and i73 Bleecker ucel between Commerce and Barrow street. No.

373 is known aa lhe Northern Exchange, ia fret8 inch froat by 51 feet 8 inches deep more or lea: the lot 75 feet is leaeth. No 871 is 25 feel trout by th same depth, tbe lot 75 feet Is length. The two bouse are ranted lo good tenants ft Iwo yean from the first of May Beit lor SIU50 per annum, aad will be sold ttigetber. For further particulars apply tn the auctioneer. mh7ts l7j RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, Auctioneer.

POBITJrZ SJLE Orr.1LV.1BLZ CMOXFLACt rKOPERTT. ANTHONY J. BLEECKER fc r. O.wll! sell at Auction on THURSDAY, the 31 day of April, at li o'clock, at the Merchants' Exrhsnge: The elegant Plot of Ground os Fourteenth street, situated between lb residence of C. V.

8. Roosevelt. and the handsome edifice of Messrs. Pbelan and Pennitnnn being erected of brow free stone, directly la front of I'd ion Park, enntaiaing rare large lots, each 37 test a ide Lv 109 feet in depth. ALBU.

The vacant Lot Immediately in th rear nt tha a hove. as Thirteenth sir msy be saen laid down on Survey Map at the office of the Auctioneers. Ta strsvstnm ut vpsrty i tuwursssssd fecetum re lAu sixty per cent of th money ssat re mals ob Mortgage si six per cent. mh HOrSFnoLll rtRlflTI RE SAtC" AT AUCTION. Ws are nranmd nMsoaal stieadoa lo ths salsnf Uoosshold Furniture at private re stdeBees, durisfl the asaal psnod for tha dunutai of ths CompSteatMISOBS Will attend ha mmmww inannM to tha regulatios of the furatiais, preparingcataioguosaAd adunlp in evwj sauiity requires.

HALLIDAY fc JENKINS, J3 Broaa sx. March 15, 1845. mhl5 tf BLACK CANSIT1 ER Ka. Medium iiuallr) Ura heavy end wide, fur aale by al aH.AtfOIJ,Ao.HilDS.