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WANTS.

yVANTRD.-wanaed Q pros seerefse scsooi.
w ous vso 10 eaansed TO tesee 81 ne hssss hsuna
rsres ard yo1ld 10 able 10 securs ffum N 70 TIM
seso.srs. sssr ot ts',rss e,rsh; zee rnssssl =
ne Whole mao sosrdsf ee>esrS
ard . psrtrer. Z member OF ne - Sccrsn pfe.
telr-d. Asy possessing he above sosnsesass -
hsasose. may srr,y 81 aoy dine eesveea s,s sas -
pHvessSs s-A single r,sz preferet dnIv-
w i-oee tie Mere easir sss AGA eo1sieerssis -
S7a asnes VIII ssslsra hsrehana a,d "a ow!ssfea
coSHsecems, sszaccn N sors s1ostae "a Seo04
soase tcoS r-sesonee Givec- AAjrsss ksetsA rdoees
WANrkp-lco ax-ns . ssl . rrssi vsrissy o. vsrf
w ,sGSl: :, .c,.. s:. Rssasssa Dee .t.., sAsss
inlseeissly or write lpcsseSal %
al In DOW CO 10 Nsesaa%
~ Tkp-HssAaecs ior sanesr Of eaeslbsai rrs
w xcd eaarea reccrty arrived. free ners ely haAkD
AL sssoaxions and wiling 20 vo<k fer notersss veCe
APrhesaoa 10 ee made 81 he ccs o. tAs ce0nissocsrs
o enisrshc1. n the rsrk No ess-veA asa
L slcons CATER. 70 whom liberal saay SLl b rs's.
Aitreo : al tss NEE anu
DlHTNER WANTHD.-Any resreeIsSls aad ~
L dasuio1. ycang man (Ansrlesn) already eogssss 70
ne zeal srcc-rv husress vel losteS, wtshins part
~h capital requisite 20 extccd sns ace VII e&ss
sddress W n " ~ Ills cd,e vita reerenee, loeaseci
A. cr thcrgg ay undeotsntng he above ans voes
ais susn,son 70 "a ARD VOID nae engage 70 tie
ssne esy'ng y.sN 10 1.ooe 10 ion In Eke amount Gay
ad1ress aferiy u above Nuu ee thorccShy convs4'
s~2s vie ne easness, naesdsshls End perseveriEf
as O.
S2 RkW Ard. Loo % ,ee I'M lnsI n one 0, be
= pEnphe nae ~ sssgss snail god cross socat tvo
L n : 90 one s'r rhe 6reer viii receive he shove
,-..- W -eav-rg Ia Nmilyplses tls q.
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BRCoKLYN HENS

| BR.I.i Assault Yesterday morning about
o'clock Wsichmsu Gfi.hs wa sttrSc:sd 20 so area
! liz NH'oushty q Lear hutsen-svenue- 81 TIE grosns
IT -nso named Keith who. rpon examination, ~ss
literally covered S.ih blood, having rsce'ed severe
cus "a iso SUD nose Mr. ksuh stated thst Le
vss,sa kiug yeaceaoy along Rridgesi toward W.
loughby WHOM - strac2 ~ mar ~hos- usine
l he fo0. kn.w
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,vw-yoRK-RIpIna SCHOOL

-.s 1IrsosA BUILDiSS, IS ard q wAfS-s1.
~ LIB Yronnng % Caotlss.
z,s Ia MERlAk Asss Ihs opporplnisy Of re.- s.
MI, 81 noes grateful sesncwetxemsrt 70 as hsens
80 80 ogsns for .,-lr liberal psronsgs, sp1 Wcea -
so.ffl icforn thsm that be VIII r-6psn sis foc -
i,scsnx ssses for ssnIlemsn Ia eonnecnca 1880,
o., sekO0 sof tnin0a and exercfsc r1DS ~ *
ssscinz Dee. "a, and pledges nass. Sc-ss-spes q.
thr mot zIrsgniiny stfsrron 70 neil - 90 q.
tksar sirdness. ApDicEg0a 70 b ~ss' am.
schooi roors
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HoLIpAI eREsENTs

sLA1khS new - ev.sIsve Book and sts-
~ ouerv store - iishsr. iQuf ue-r - Bo~ery
may fDurd 10 most s-.errvs vsriesy q bOos' and
s-aI lrr-y. 2r S.Ds.. PiAysr aod HTr7 Bross Anuu-
s1, A .ils mise .s--rg - .r-0iis hJces, i1 Al
tneii rich an 81. c! .rtf-Fs Toy p1oSs a. srosl snd
s-r-r Books rssr. WON ari Woes Ca-i rat-g.
Needle FaoEs Poe. booIs r-us C-f... f.l.y BoTel
Caues Przz -. a. who ss..a ..l .... DIS INA
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d .1soN CoUsTi BUILpIsa AssOciArIOS A
meeting u citizen. took plsce " sdnesasy even
'ns SD s'ter ba1g ca I'D 10 der BY 4 alex i.f
Fac the Chairman. ths COMMITTEES wno vere sppoiui-
20 ~ he previous 'stius 10 drAls Co1styulOn and
Bylaw Tor the s0vernrsa; q tbs Hudsoa Couniy
Bdildng Assocstios reported shSl ihey Id fs,aled
their duty snd the resu 81 thsir isbors sceoTd.
m9y yFssectsG Wae.sup0n, lns second " sdnssdAy
ev-rtng In January vas 6sed upon he nrs 70 1lsr
MEETING q tee Assoc alton wesc ~ shsr-h 1ters Will
proceed = act upon TIA Constitution snd By-Ls=s.
ana trsnssct such other busicefs nay come before
hen seSoaTy sasres haze slresty been sGbscrioet
tor, -hics Is unnissksbe evidence this Ef.aI
Asseistion ia already In me stAio OF prosses.loa
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4 for "a = ne 10 - "a r'r-Rn " rs a. Spi -
snsRzY-Ch Gel 90 Asrss " ilrs, ct .Nloas srfl-''
% I'D dr. .scA.r a. f.f7rf t.sn Ah1nN-.al' ~
al ls P..1 Ma. .a Ar t.- d. -li-f. N0rffy
N,uETEA-Of v.d - rsles, nee ga ma 'lr- s5-ia 9 d.
Ugr@s md pre- flr- Fri rsts 40 p'.t = SIC - .
- ..Jrac Nire. ut vac - :. Tezls ID q
A. !. 60 ;. A.. 20 rour, rare a." Pc"
re- o-lr ..scrplon s-ll.i ~ rrlys.1 80 o.
- rersrr,ssd- 4 stou4l ue o.. AT fuzzy geo
49,, tu tss.e re- her - nof re-i, snd f-ee rom
B-.-ty ,.... 49,.
t-e7,s.i hands, 10 eusris Slc pi-is
- .rat.sL Lsf.I~. Cnsfef- 1sf szgK, Chsse.I
-, - yrsy.t. ~ re 49,. 'ss1rle rDt.ses -i.a
s.~4r,e, ..coul .r-vTiss s1f good ts'le Vie.
Rr-r--sr.g <. q los de Ns1Ee1 Cl.l1ertin, honAl--
CONS gssao- Ms-cr. Co4s aJar .1f asrIii4ss rec
go 3riiie H-rri--. ' NJ .sl.. ri Chshfs wh..s
80. u,r..sr- afit- 80. " lg- e. N af@ rouc %
-. No.rrtE.SD FzEScH WEfEE WrNEs-Of vsri-
-. e-.4ss ~ NJ Dss vi1sf szarLs watch Afe excl
-, 49, VINES =. u.odri - Pri-~s
COsusc SrS--y-h-rtS"S 80 '.-i u --I-'--' 49,
ages s.,,..i--sv..lr.--
I.m,,~. E7z.-F.a- Oh Gun 'af..1I
Wbi.IT-Fi-- 81 -csIch snt lrsl MAJ
IT, .fove he.-g sc-.isiy inPo,i-c - pnss-e Csc
az "a IA sres q -. i-sr -'Tr grs1-s ard a'e.
rs.--f~r. --~grnr1-n 81 Wild re- ere.
- W THDNAs "rNrLLT = ,a ~
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DIR. AELLIN9RR,s InFALLISLE LIN.
IN iMskr viii hea any of bfuiss rpoa zoe
<~h sOfss, sud wors the snmsl evsry da{ u Y Ihs
ro.t speedy ard esrsin foe Hssscs and Colo hsi
hss sn offered Tor Gale In any yeas also eafes bed
dwellings ad strains u every cisss ~ eh.rseisr sod u
aEgs botl-s 81 DOLLY 81 ets bottle II 80 rssfst I'D
~ aroed var ous door above essndsi Hs ssee ~
Al. ne ss4s nss and ~ the besl hOrs>bsners ssa des
srs ia tho tuilsd States and The canadss N o-Asses
,~aotof who have r~1tes established. IN 1oJ oil to<
shall have "a Al hoiy g~n % SD
- lsOssAnEH i0vEH.-HOEs-A ysry
- igbi sbd mOs beautiful article for lsdiss n Il
send.m-n nauufacuSsd expressly Tor no retail trsds
For sss ~ ihs sngls pair 81 ITO Johns l1s
RnbDef Wsfshoass. CHURCH, ELLIS TONI Ans
r2o anaod ~ loabsi
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NAL R0BBEKI II ,s'tics'.s Of the mai
..Jb - nc,s-5 t.st- r-'-g are =. tO'oTt fhr~~
5sss -ors cui open TIE Albany 5as. containing =
-. .rprl ssss ~ I'D cl@ f-or1 kych9'
- m. Waltens oss AZ = las.te-n Pc1eh co''''H-
ia ea.yly es97.s bsse
I1a g..sons we're szsp.-i-d II committing Ire -ob-
-,-, az .5ey were SssTcae1 the o.; before are
ioacae1 tine City Ga cue drafts = ias snaouo' Of
1905 wss i1as5 10 other ~ss also searched bu'
nothing 's8nf
The person arrested gave HE pane IS william lar
rs "a 70, formerly 10 the employ OF Edward Rager'
A. sc- TIE dr.fts were iron the Cashier Ot the
sscbos-sf CITY Bsns, ,U5 maze ps7aas 10 tho cs'o'
l.r 1fi .e american EI,hseTs Bank lf iris CITY.
3 lumhar r. snveoPs al letters = - found hi .e'
rn sfae boxes ta4 ,os' IRON sicss sud from oin-
sources Il s ssid i1Bi 40 or $50 n bills
hs' b- stf.tscs-e az 1Fse from AbSuJ 81 . 500
r.ysJ,= g TIC ..tag ~ G. V.u Dazso 10 Dl"ius
Harris j. ,scket ug and VII be put on trial ns11
uorb.
gTar HA}ri-By tho BRIG May Psrh.os Ca 3.
Cbsse from Aux Gage. NOV. p W Learn that the
Hsy'ca aost con.sny "a ore sbip -ad ihr'e srhoou.
Of. ass iy.ns al Aux Cage. On a. Dsc ~ Csfs
LitufoB Cay, & poke nosi Of four D'min'oea -
q: a.sr schooner. 10 search o. the Hsyten dset
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TRANoIs7s rILosIroUs CondPoUuD.

nHE BOTTLE. Eel snPasi. sr-ers j. p--veni' ne
~ h.ir fsiiirg DT AZ -ort'Hr-i "a ~ feti1h
abie rr@, - f-s,o-- tte hE.r on acrs nH' rave e
cors ha g. fis a. .f-c.11 " 70 nervous t7sh
ache chsgpe3 .sr1ts osfot feet - fenog's ei e
o1. e,upt sr-h D., i,;sr ,ngwor, al rbs1 q ~
bead L. = ercs c0i srlr- 10 s1pi. IN ". 80
"a 1r.-..'E ? noSrrg
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EOR THE holidays JOHN WHITE. - CsGhs-
Ti1e-st Sou'c '-.p-ctfy invite ile aIarl.a u h's
friends pad ne public gene y 10 ~ q sigc sssofI-
rsrt - Cstee arc Cnrf--.1rs ~ his C.si merit ..
s1oYa Orders thankfully received sid pr GINS ss1t.
OF TO- 90 IVA
TOYS FOR HOLIDAYS.
DUR CONF CTiOS.Ri nnd Ssgar T5ys csn - o.
u fs'uct rcsso-'pi- 'orMs e. Nu1aEt tecnr7ie q
Corf-~e-r~y :. ore. "a iir@~rwir y 4. 80.
~dact4s remedy 30 rrsircy u-0TUs g. -r iff f~4
Tskh~ FON TAR UGi IDAb-.-p G. BEL
tkNAP, Je5aTso1-sl Esa.s frs f"-.'r s.ie ln' -
lert ofhsi-aif sd to ,rh@ o "a Se1'- ziso'-
M 81 -ss-s az i-r- SIRE r fre rcralrg r0yreys
0-r-rs l1sr. y received ,oc f1rC.1s,y ss.enf~f boo.
tNTGiiAYENU- YOR T6E HOLIDAYS-A .srse
L. - ru. ifr-a. % o.. -t-.. 90 a..orinrri ey-s
.rIft.. ',r ssIa 20 ..- r tar t48 s1al rri-os.
n Bon. ff..s'-f e Pgplif+... .r--at
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THIRTY or FORTY DOLLAH. - savsa . ey.
i cry family Via gss xeelr pegusreosyl af iHsLEY,
- 1rss&vsy, ssrSW u csdssSh Oh Fnasssf:ssyess
$500 y In
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on ITEMS
FAfDAY AFTERNOON

FRIDAY Afternoon. Dee p.
E..r,l,a, H,8HEw RsNEyoIrsr Lo.S A..
..--srIoN BAL -In.s Bal want % % Tuesday s's
e. H..r 81 co with great ia! ITO c1svnon' msde
Nv t r1saaseIs J. satisfy - he uiros. Eteli 10 their
poHe. ... vi.i.crs "q- d cal Yr2.s5~oF bat
ii must nave bssa ais, Satisfactory 10 shrf ova feel
ns h. s,.o <.us decided and willing dstermiuAhor 20
paasA the Strangers s.soubisd ioT .tc purpose Of
oyins 81 evenings eEisEisnmeot In which they sue
ce-'o1 - mo highest point The gs.sxy 4 oasg,J
prs.eul particularly the isrs eyed dsms',s iaii
iheic 1usio from tbe Orient snrcE luSi' owes the
whole scene which combined wi;h the invitng sirsn'
1i the bsut VI rou.ic,ans sni .tc sPl'ndf new -
loon =, E5ios rsised the pleasures OF that n'sh''
snuseneut We presume that no person ien The Ball
listed AM have no doubt thst ia future the en-
iesvors Of The Directors o that charitable Society 70
nc lher funds by means Of Bali DuuaT ~ Coz
cart. vii be crowded IN every respect
g. i. MARSHAL OFFiCE-M.IL ROBBERY -
While tre Itoanb0si Hondrcs Hudson from Albany,
hsr,n. % losrd sbe Mail wss comiDs 10 ltis C.,y
esrp -nis morDins. toe clerk discovered number 81
ste~- 49, as -,p.pyf. ..grxed around the JecE AID
vi, DBL, .,e .scs rsnfs pick up bsrk not GA ex-
slr .rIus .,r u-l tsgs It WA Uncovered they Lad
r...s ,at in ssy,,a. y.a--s search was hen nsn.
I'D and lt.4r. with ranE notes. aud drafts . The
amount Of Al SIS 900 found upon isd named Vim
;. Hams passenger De was arrested AMI brought
10 this INV and nos IL custody Harris q between
j. ard if years a. age Ito s,sto'. W. are Informed
that h. gss assisted by A0oIaag isd shout L. Gem
u.iIIsd Tor examination
lTtsis the robbery 49, have slEes3y announced
FrEEs At ~ Pm. ye,fcrday m1ruias, Ire
broke ~, In tho pscsing-hoU'e OF Jso Whtlaw, IN
Twenty s!I;h., GEAR Flrss-sv. Il vas promptly *
tirsu'sbei IS members q soisccot STe cJH2aniasi
Win vely li;ue damage 10 the place
At o'clock TIL morning, Hro WAS discovered 10
the mshogsny sEsrnil In rompki,s 81. rear Grsud
Not much dsmsg8 vas done a II VISA very qaickl5
* IN. uisnes 'chp melancholy sttsnp. - siye "a
asrn VITA tes. be- Aen ssl;is Centre Market Sss
painful ed h,d.ios. !aoor. Hurry MP ;ha ae~ Aa.i,
Fatoer.
ENLAuGsNs>r oE Thy berrTRf.--Tns Report
Of hs zpecis Committee this Sub set d pied by
tho RsHri of Assistants 81 the last meeting came be-
lore tho Alderman lsG evening sud, after Sigh. d.
bsls ~. thcre roiets-d - ,hcr Special mmiItse
eonss.u Of AID Wood, shermsn. Kelly, Jennie d,
ana Norgsrs II wss also orderes that the Street Com.
missioner advertise days foE petitions remon
france. II rslsson ~ ihs matter
THr lasIITurioSs.--Thc number OF inmates in
our public Ia.l!uGc.s ia nowBsieyae ho.p,.si III
Luusrs Asylum 81 Aims Hou,e, i,ll2 Pcp',sn'iaTy
n,s9itAl "a, Small Pox Hospital, 10 Rsndal'
Island 9s4 Cl,y Phson, 23s tois f47G TIE 81
tnn-ios Of tha @Srka,-i, made ss week Las dAys
S1tf
StoRn OPr> -Oa e. FeIlemsn U, .ts Fourth
WsSd iosui open Eo.. q and l07 Cas'sAm',
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rnrs roR KnIInAl


MADE ~ uROEv. ~ tcr 20 r'sdy nsdr, from ~
~ rest msl-rs e ~ l1e STORE nf ?. b. h~bEh-. %
Puftor-.L cc-- Gasds. b.asselis 1iuuri A-s.--.-
thai ny s.DrA 90 fsl 49, Nir..r .otns it ..e Yr!g
cHesn.-i Ara, md .-r-d .'.n 20 aye An
r.-.s .ha. I've ever near offered sass M th- cay
OYERCOAT,
soendii s.so'.rer' - p-sh E-s''h psyon.li'r h~s
=. gt ............,.sl 80 0U I'D ~ -
BlAek Brown end Sine Beavers = 70 ~ "
ss--v a. -t. tgv-,-.l ....... ~ 90 l0 "a.
Drsb ue an . .- F'lUs iT - - ~
-ndid Yroct r. u sss Coals........ Hn t1 D. =.
y.,,,c,.vt,s... I'D i...rs.......... .l g.. % o
kr5TS.
N-sa ~ -VrIJsg .f Ro1fs......-- ..--. - i' tn
.i,v., sr., .s Os~r.ost, '.,..,.-....... 70 10 10
Boys Jackets. ...s-.r..s-t.t u -
Boys Pants .--.st.-''.. ~
Aso sBcHti1 sS30f ieri n CONS assii -f-s -
N-sungs coss.-ay o- rIa- ~ nisle o. 'fdr ~ 80
,.o-,sst pot.-. 2 j.. ROGERS.
81 ~ 10. corner Cos a.
A al NH OF " r.rf a...lInE n : o. Vow
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Charge Of airIinr.

~ Tfltsalpa 70 Tx r.1.Y9aK T3i9gHl
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Jersey CITY ITEMS

81 M Joseph Cunningham, formerly Of thus
ciy aud Gae present. proprietor q the 10 -! a. tie
depot 81 Trenton, fell Moadsy lsst sh.e step pins
down IT. step ID his porch. bTssA-s q ala isss
1851 above the snkls Dr. Mckei~sy was called. and
found octh bone. broken
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LyNICHgRBOCHER TiaE Ias.l- .!'CE cox.
n PAgY DF MN YOaK. o. g. g. Nsii-st -CApi---
s1sas.-Or yr- y Zoo roCrs-s IN ST.. u Pay
eOctrass - ils- insi oss d ds,nsss 2 - - -
NO.. f-scrsb.e l-uns ia Opera. co-- chi-ey
70 tie Ci.y II N-Ei ora sna "a nnsc ia1s PfoA 10y A.
losses - ssoo AID PAD viii Prom 2sn7ss Aod n,7fsJ
urRECrlEs
s.s-irs ift.-f -- l-l. t.. q" = .f---'-''
- - go. s-- -sNf .f-fts ~--.
"a. srr-a .1hs~ z ssff 4rtf m~7|
a--r -ssfL t1Frf tas -A'N -
49,. a. Alrns t-fr tH'-
e. n, Fc.s-s : rr t.ftsH a. g -
a.f..-- f.saa f-sa - a. = -
- - -. 80 ~...s.rt
s--,-,, =
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1 COSTLY AND nsguis--rl srrs1gsmsr,s ard n.
- provsm@ns Lsvr be-1 Hats frr Ire 6accsg Memorial
for 1881 r-rsrA set lad cau.-nls vii % given o
s,.l-' s.=1s - crcu sis 80 'n -sery SAFE
ctT. tow ST. c1ggch 10 no l1ion Apply &C. oAs-
Irr = .r.l-r gas-psifI f1 nl.
% bATcn. 7uoasher. ~ Ns,ssl-'t Mes 80.
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sEHE REV RULES ~ TIIE SUPREME COUKr
L under he Amended C0d-. ach 90 into eiss, sept D.
le49 ns~- ne, herr yuAl'afr- SO r ss- The Ls~
Esns sri -gsuouefy stoc, ~ stLf. GOULD.
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1rO NINE CON-IMERS.-Th- 1scrbef ODER

ii scHOOSHAKER 4 Co ~ Fui ~ -It y Y. aesf
see-rsi D. No cooa-c-ila VIZ Aeses-si fla In
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u, 'roFu srcunbrsnce "a good hlgh and Of resuls
zrsic. hours ride irou he City, he ~
Jersey kailrnsi. snt Shout mile frcu ssnk and
Cha-ches A is ihe interest IL shccd bs he duly
every honest psssoa ~ hccOne ter-snd. - en-
s5e persons " igated - secure lhsmseves
fsal homes. usytn' nl, ray bs made OF monthly -
Ar'y s; 9cs, s. Chsritnus secoad doos SAT OF Had
~ s.
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f1N0INGs-Fsr<T. t1ooo ,es fr0m % siss.ss
80. s;s:' sf isses 81 ic SSN
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~ ~. J ", ErGas''i. .. .o' ~ '' M S.
In q. rtqs' .,eU.i-ry viii g've -sfI-s 81 t-'s
s,-1vr..f .-,---r A.. wiz Al v-rhs lr--.l-
49,, n -.-. -t.. .. .r- ~ Ws-ras-.. ..- 'r.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-13
HIQrkotS.

PIrrsBURoH, April IL, 1840
Tho weather Is very pleasant, and thore Is TX feet
water In tho channel. F1our-The market Is dull but
holders are firm Mt previous quotations and BUYERS
manifest but little disposition to operae sales Al AZ
on. 0r.n,There 10 alsrge quantity of wheat in tho
market but holders not pressing the ruling figures
arc Geo. for red and mixed. Provisions-There is A
good demand for bacon but prices sales
OF sides at 5c shoulders at 49,, and hams at . &c. to
eSc per Id The stock Of lard is than ad "a ua,o
TO the demand; sales at on 90. Choese-Supply
small. Noney--There Is change in monetary az
fairs.
BALTIMORE, April Ia, 184o.
Flour.-The market is steady but inactive; sales Of
500 bbls Howard street at "a l2h and 100 do. City
ILLS at samo figures Rye -four at 80, and meal
At ~ SO ~ 68. Gran.-Sales Of prime white wheat
at 81 o. 81 or and prime red at 300. per bushel.
Corn.-Ssles of 10 900 bushels prime white and yellow.
at 400 40 for white, and 47c for yellow. Sales Of
oats ut 26c. and rye Mt 500. Groceries. has
been about 900 hhds of sugar imported during tho
last week sales for New Orleans have been made at
bHc., and Porto Rico at figures. Sales Of whs-
key at BOO Molasses-Sales of New Orleans molasses
At 26kc . Txo. pcr gallon. Cofes.-Saes Of Rio at
Nc for 1000 bags Provisons-Salos Of mess pork At
$40 SIX, and mess beef ~ $13 $l3 SIX. Lard.--Tn
kegs, at TIC. per lib. CottonSales Of Louisiana at
Z Lc 7Lc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-13

CALIFORNIA News RE-HAsHKD.-A number of
our contemporaries, in the absence of news from
California, and in their eagerness to say some
thing about that wonderful land of promise, are
digging about town, and in every part of the coun
try, for extracts from old letters, and re-hashing
the old stories about the abundance of the gold
all of which have been before the public for
months. Some Of these silly newspapers go so far
as to publish fabrcations, invented by scheming
fellows who wish to throw doubt over the truth
of the sober realities in that region We were
the first, we believe, to give of the gold
discoveries, last summer. Our information was
derived from our own correspondent, who has re-
sided in California for years, and who sent us
specimen of the gold. All authentic intelligence
from that region has been given in our columns, in
a more complete form than in any other journal.
We have number Of correspondents in California
now, or who will soon be there; and in the course
of the next few months we expect to be able to
publish most interesting matter from them. As
ye, there many who doubt the entire anthem
tclty Of the accounts which have been received
frcm California, and regard them exaggerasions
winch time will pare down considerably Let US
wall ana be patient. Time, the revealer, will try
the whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-13

CO N CIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

ThurS00y, april l@-8 r. M.
Quotations for stocks continue depressed Tho
market opened and closed heavy this morning, and
the operations to a limited extent. The m uey
market remains without any material improvement,
the demand largely exceeding the supply Good short
the banks arc unable to discount but TART Of tn,
offerings It is reported that the Secretary of the
Treasury has determined to let million Of the specie
In the Sub Treasury here out by anticipating the pay
ment OF the Mexican indemnity. This viii afford a
temporary relief The accumuiations in tho Sub Urea
sury hereafter will be small and If depletion take
place now the expenditures Of the government will DO
so closely upon the receipts that need havo fears
Of the deposits becoming again arge enough to Affect
the money market unfavoraby. Til indemnity il
due in Juno and the government only antioipates
ia maturity about sixty days There Is anger Of
the getting short of funds II ras be-
sides receipts, and the surplus Ter paying
che indemnity balance of about two millions of tn,
last lcsn not yet Issued.
At tho first board, to-day Erie Railroad declined Y
per cent; Reading. X; Morris Canal y; Canton Co.
advanced n
Tho State Bank at Now Brunswick has declared a
scmi-annual dividend Of 4 per cent
Tho Manufacturer Insurance Company of Boston,
has declared dividend of FIVE per cent PAYABLE ON
demand.
Tho following acts passed by the late Lecisa-
ture Of MichiganThc renewal Of the charter of the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. with al increase of
capital; consolidation Of the Insurance Bank with
authority to the stock from $50 900 to s3o0Ooo
the charter of the Peninsula Bank with On ,tsi Of
500 0oo the charter Of tho North American Health
and Life Insurance Company, wit ital Of $50 Oos,
and the charter of the Detroit Va Inc and Fire In
surancc Company with oai of 800 Oo0 The bank
ing institutions the New York State stock
principle
Tho gross amount Of tho debt Of the sta's Of Ala
bamA 10 estimated 50 SIS IS, from which, ~
deducted the good assets Of tho BE- Of the etc ,
81, 2W ,5s4, and tho debt educel sSy, JDO,o2i s.
The annual interest on this dob "a a. in Now York
and London, IL ,471,50T ..
Z he IMMORAL wealth II f,rniS 10 Q % cd suot .
tide u emig alton the atern shores Of this mn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-13
The Clay Festival Last Evening-Singulal
Movement.

We give, in another column, a graphic and ac-
curate report II the extraordinary proceedings
which took pl,,e on occasion of the celebration
of the birth ay of Henry Clay, at the Apollo
Saloon last evening. This movement, on the part
of certain portions of the wing party in this city,
is very significant, and cannot fail to excite a
great deal of attention throughout the country.
1t would seem that the threats of the disappoint-
ed office-seekers, which have been thrown out of
late in several wing journals, here and elsewhere,
did mean something. The designs and purposes
of this section of the wing party now be-
gin to be Swallowed forth with considerable
dstinctness. 1t is apparent that certain of
the old wing leaders and hangers on of the
party, acting from various motives, are de-
temined to form some species of organized hos
tily to the present administration, picking up the
fragments of the old platform, which was demo-
lished at the Philadelphia Convention, and after
patching them up as best they may, assuming that
as the basis of their operations. Thus we had,
last evening, the ancient admixture of " free so-
emo military chieftain''-" ultra whiggery"-and
the mill boy of the slashes''-all betokening any
thing but friendly spirit to the new admins
tration. Indeed, the language of some of the
speakers was so violent as rather to transcend the
bounds OF dehcacy and decorum; and yet, as Will
be seen from the report of the festival it was re-
eponded to by the most enthusiastic applause.
Well, we shall the result of this singular
efiervescence. We educe from it fresh proof that
the heroic old man at the head of the adminisra-
ton lives and moves and has his being in an at
mosphere far removed from the exhalations of
party politics. He will be able to appreciate the
motives and conduct of mere partisans He owes
nothing to party. He was the choice of the peo-
pie; selected by them in opposition to party leaders
and party journals, whose contemptuous disparage-
ment of his claims was only echoed at the meet
ing last evening, though some of them are loud
enough in his praise just now; and it is to the
great body of the people that he must look for sup
port. So long as he abides by his declarations and
pledges, he can behold unmoved all factious oppo-
sition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-13

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LgorsLATuRK.-Both
branches OF the Legislature adjourned on wednes-
day night last, after performing vas, amount OF
work, and passing long list Of bills. SUMMARY
Of which will be found in another part of this da,.
Paper. The closing scencs we are happy to sax
were dignifed and appropriate, and such as tbev
ought to have been. There was none of the dis
Order Ito use mild temp which characterised the
last houI cf the last session Of Congress- exhibited
our beth branches adjourned as became dlgnlhed
fGi.ai,e coov.