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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

AR. d. BOsTwICK. LECTURER ON THE GENITAL
orAns and author Of wor venersa Stsotures and
all diseases nataIe n splendid ptss Extract from
arlss 70 b eas 70 Records OF Actions works On hs sans
pubhshsd this country" Price. $40 Author Of work %
Solitary vice, Impotency. no, pAses-prioe 81 I~ "
nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THB "PRACrlCAL PkIvATn
IL TREATISE" ks 80 Greenwich susst-onos hou1e 70 II
NJ p n (Banday sEceptsd Thoss who apply IN Ne serg
attending their II cbsAy hsweysr shsss vhs navs
ored ro people, who properly Apeoao
IL srvis IN srsuva fsm its arst inopisnt 70 IL nss
ADVANCED Distressing ssss (on uncsnnon advaneee
and very sxtsnvs prsocs) b can Anord rsps go ~
vadioa ocrs which, be has ground se sAn& 80 b osnse
6om NJ o<bar source In America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08
ME DlCAL,.

r EECHEs. LEECnEs-JUsT RECEIVED BY THRsrEAM
IL ship United States fresh supply Of large and healthy
swodsh Leeohes for sale in quantities to suit purchaser by
J.F.CLEU,
Importer Of Ieeches, No 7 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

ID OSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR SALE-SPLENO DID
N Piano. with all the modern improvements ocave
and will be sold lew for cash As the farniture for sale con-
tanned house, consisting Of Sofas dvans centre and side
tables marble top French gothic bdeads spring SCAT and
other chairs card and fancy tables &C. &c. Inquire No Prince
stree met Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

DR. FAwCETT CAN BE CON FIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
- his ONCE 81 Dey street all private diseases Toe most
obstinate Weld his Of treatment which Ii on the
principle STRUCTURES cured tho most approved plan
solitary indulgence can also apply WIN
81. nav afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08


be had At los Hickman street. and 10 Fulton street.
DROPOsITION TO CALIFORNIANs--THE sUBsCRI.
hers ready contract supply cmgAnts California
with their patent prssered fresh cooked Provisions These
provisions, consisting Of Meats, Fish Vegetables Soups Milk
&C. pgtup In oannister rstsnns perfectly their natural
served hsa lbs preserved Potatoes 80 lbs Concentrated
years and cost but 70 or s. 80 Per week Having
cooking utensils dispensed with, In on the
without. roads to The best geld The Of
salt provisions these ls their liability 10 spoil when
poted to the element OF weather in hot climate 3D. tho dim
Guilty Transporting them without roads, desirable
places 3d. that they be paaa
be those who have lived better Bmgrans cossinghe 18th
be certain Of obtaining food e.
prices Panama ut San Francisco Had they better
take six months supply Of goods with thsm and have
many round the Capef This will relieve them Of
contingencies they will otherwise be subject to- Shippers VIII
End these provisions much cheaper better and convenient
tsn any five STOCK vessels supplies also excellent and pro-
ftabe articles California For the inspection
purchasers oannsers constantly kept open
house. where may obtained every variety Pok Preserves
Sour Crout keep oil the survy and other arein
the line. -
WELLS, MILLER = PROVOST, at Front st., ny.
NB.-W, NJ r. caution Caifornians against purchasing
the above articles that put by fresh upsr Of
who take ocaons Ike the present. TO palm OF goods that
will not stand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

MEXICAN CIRCUH-SANDS, LENT u CO. PROPRIR.
A ters.Bzoadwy AhSmbra Thursday Evening. February
Mr. Dan Rice, the shaksperan Clown. win opn Uasket
Stout and Mr. Hankin as Hercules and bis Slave Mas
Sands with Juvenile Artists Maurice and jesse Twelve
Horse Ehtree; Mr. Rugses the Flying yogeu the Horse
May Fly the entire Troupe Ponies Three Clowns Ring
kice Portland Admission part Of tho house.
Is oentA-ohidren hAhprio
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tam "a ollsrt My sviSe.ss Nj. q womy Hrs Ts.ssrsy,
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sss:s ss. H:s:: =: z; ' 0' TX on Doors
RR0ADwAY TnEATRk-E A. HAssHALL PROPRIE-
torOu Tbsr.day Evening February win b prsssntsl
2csoS Ans 3. q 6:a :.
w. s, "a r.. :ss :1ss ARD
=. S.!.s 8. ss . mr.
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CIANTRAUr NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE CHATEAU
DEAD % E d The farce q =.
swiss sIyi N % As1 the
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Mr. IT. Nj ayS s
NJ s s s ersGn TO Ssnss with
S:.p : q y: ss. ss.sr 3 r cents Doors
Ss; VIII
e: + :; :s'
ME- Chapman oon0pd. with Ae syrs.qus xoNTs
bert
aa s7. Circle
M TCHELEs OLYMPIC 1HRATRk- THURSDAY svE-
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Hr jeremiah Twdds Nj Boand MT John jane. Chuck. Mr.
DOORS
nj EcHANIcy HALL. No.47s BROADWAY. BETWEEN
organised is2 the oldest company the world;
es;s Il
siss ma; SSss::ss. Sas:;as:: sons :5:s
Door op:n 7censs.t Commence = cssst. An AZ
sRkr SSs9"''ns ats O'clock M
~ Of nsxoo-Panted 1000 feet Of Canvas exhibiting
sw q S % II len
for short time Panorama Hall, Broadway. sdjoin
on saturday afs1nSona
O'clock. Tickets 50 cents; Children half price.
CRAND JUyENILs MUSICAL gEsTIvAL--NEssRs
~ Bradbury Nash will give 1t the Broadway Tabernacle
the s February the First and second q their uv
choice. collection Of Music The win DO
dressed. Tickets Is Oenta
CrUYvEsANr INSTITUTE 6s7 AND $50 BROADWAY
sos sna s
National Paris Turin and lately elected
hy York and By
s sSn & Il ss . as T oSo
Open evening" and Wednesday and saturdy After
= ss S vss M y
se Ta s OF m Ss .,, in
ss SsE Orleans T:nSs VIM
sentatons Of living pictures. 'f'~-
THEOLOGICAL HALL, 81 RowERY-PosITIvELY THE
Y Last weekThring and Interesting Performance By the
aas sa IN sss
tom PARTICULARLY the great White Polar Sear who Is fresh and
he va s1 sas d'S tho Arctic
Of ne New York Bra.s Band Napier LOhi,. on
will be full and effective consisting Of about 40 performers
DAGyERREoIYPEs-AFrER ALL THAT IS SAID AND
West Washington Place. hrs block above lth street Of
bought to show II WITH a. there are in the city
WE CALL ATTENTION TO SOME BEAUTIFUL MODERN
Paintings. and fine Epssh and r Gs Engravns sobo
MISCELLANEOUS.
A NY NOTARY WISHING TO RESIGN BIS OFFICE WILL
please address Attorney at the Herald Office stating hsreal
T ooK AT rHIs-PRIcEs REDUCED AT a67 BROADWAY.
where may be found ladies' and misses and
and viii sold = srsat from former pr. for G
weeks only order to reduce large stock make room for
''' s7 Broadway. near Franklin street.
MADAnl KoPP FROM PARIS, 50 LEONARD STREET;
Tn uaint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

LNOR TIE GOLD REGIONS OF CALIFORNIA, VIA CHA.
ea-Will take steam aud positively proceed toses
morning Of the 4h Of ans fast sailing ooppred
clipper bark Gufod, Captain r. W. Thorp has
few The state the second cabin fitted up
In handsome style and the pas
superior those
Of New York Passengers will be allowed remain board the
vessel for fifteen days after her arrival Chsgres
majority desire it, ct moderate rate pcr day. them
opportunity securing their from Panama before savog
the bark For freight of Wall
street. or to JOHN ROBERT OSBORN, iii wall st. or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

vNHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY b.
tween Spring and Prince streets and the only In THE
Of all Glasses several hundred Chinese panng apartments
houses stores and vese models Of pagodas temples and
brdgeA specimens Of Chinese manufactured their Agricultural
and impemsnts Of music lanterns &c
cents; Children under twelve, half. price,
CRANKLIN THEATRE CHATHAM sQUARE-BoxEs
% cents Ply Doors ep:n ate performance
at7X The Ethiopian Female Mountain Singers the English Fe
male Acrobate the Male Female Aarss variety
ether select entertainments, every evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

Length Of road So miles. single track of iron rail-
neral average weight 81 pounds to the yard. The
w track is laid mostly upon q gravel bed, on Gross
b. sleepsrs without any other wood in the struc.
(rs.
In order to carry cut the intention Of laying double
aok the directors resolved to increase the capital
|pok Of the company by the addition Of $780, 600.
DO first call Of 10 per cent this increase pays.
on lat December last 1t will require 5000 tons Of
Pn additional to lay this track. This iron Is oil
ntrscted for In England and over 900 tons Of 1t
arrived in New York 1t is intended to proceed in
hing down the track soon the weather will per-
It, and it is expected that the whole will be laid du.
|ng the year.
THE company has IL locomotive engines, Of which
and Of the first GLASS also II eight-whesl and
four. wheel cars The stock Of freight consists
So covered eight wheel 10 open eghtwheel, and Is
en- four-wheel.
The report of the Albany and Schenectady Railroad
|ompany, better known Is the Mohawk and Hudson,
very favorable exhibit Of tho affairs Of the con-
IN, and the operations of the first year. This Com
ny has become regular dividend. paying concern
I'd its finances are rapidly improving.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

NOR sALE-THE BARK NARY ELLEN BURrHEN
rer xster 8S tons carries and sails fast
on se Floating Dock and will be put ID perfect order
This vessel about old very substantial And well
found Apply board to Capt Hewitt
BOYb& BfNCKEN, corner u ,wan and Water street,
ITO MERCHANT rAILORs-FoR SALE. The STOCK AND
Fixtures Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing
Rstabhment No. 80 Grenwsh Of Robinson street.
near Washnton Market person wishing engage in
tho location excellent and BE- sur
pssed. For further particulars. inquire NJ the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

A MEXICAN DRAMATic FUND ASSOCIATION, THURS
Macbeth viii commence at ~ o'clock the Place Opera
House. Every concerned in the solicited attend
ut H. The rehearsal Of Every One Has bis Faults will be
JOHN MOORE. Stage Director.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

CtHANIRAU1 NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE gHATHAN.
Thursday Evening Fec will be acted the farce Of the
% 9%,ss tGS, Mr.. I.asrwSod After
Hestsyer TO be followed BY the domestic WOMAN
Robert Shelley M Mcfarland; James Greenfield Mr. Tltou;
Union Jack Mr. T. O. BOOTH Chalk Mr. Herb IT. Rachael Ryand
Mr. ood~ard Fanny Dosse.t Miss Gordon TO conclude with
lie Ledger Miss Gordon Boxes Is oent Pit I2 cents Doors
81 SIX oolock-Oommeuce At =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

LH0R SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA THE SPLENDID
copper fastened and coppsred bark Samose Of 73lons
register Is months old and now At pier No East River
inst limited number Of passengers will BIS taken This voso
built expressly with tho view the accommodation Of
in tropical climates being amply provided with patent
port holes between decks for light and venaon with
Emesons celebrated vessels Of
wa She has never carried stsssse
with double topsa enables to round Cape Horn much
shorter time than vee under the old style OF rigging Per-
desrous Of removing San Francco
will find the Same Bile during voyage
and corresponding Injuries For fteighto passage apply
b. SUTTON, ll9 Wall 81 cor. South, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08
IIOl FOR cALLvORNIA, VIA cAPE HoRN-D@N'r &c

tI O! FOX CALIFORNIA, VIA CAPE HORN.-DUNT GO
the filthy and acky district Of the thmu-Ths
Of brig getting her put in repairs "copper"
and soon and building her decks spacious saoons
which will Be furnished elegantly the whole combining comfort
and with much fresh meat will b prudent She 10
the 10Th 18th inst There will be excellent
modaons gentlemen 70 take their wives the and his
family intend to in her Prce Of and found viz
deck S7 after saloon poop dech 500 ald every
allowed barrels bulk baggage. 1ary application will
the choice Of berths sc. For passage apply FNCHLEY
7 Maiden Lane where the plan and the vessel be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

DONNAvAN'S GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNAL) PANORAMA
- Of hexico-PAnted on 0 feet Of Canvas exhibiting
Wow Of country 5000 miles In length presentng
tator the nostsubmo tho world exhibition
for short time AT Panorama Hall! 500 Broadway. adjon
Ing Nblos Garden Doors at exhibition
oclockAiso Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
oco icka VA. ,drau bslfp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

BROADWAY THEATRR-B A. MARBHALL PROPRIE-
- sos.on nsrsday Evening February win b pzsssntsi
ro1aanue epeetAcl fs1 ths novel Of Alex Dumss
q TAc COUNT OF lONTE -CRIsTO-Edmond DAntss, sfSsF
Csrds Count The characters of 9mag
" .sir Mona norTs M V.ehs Ola psnte NJ Bar iad
IONA 1onvus, NJ shawl Tsrnand Mr.. Frsdssics nsE.
esdes 1 Ah6ott HAydes n WalaO Carcoate Mra fshsr-
voed carmAn Drs Circle and Parqusste, 60oents
PAST 8; commence att.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08
M ECHANIcs' HALL, No. 473 BROADWAY, BETWEEN

WI Grand and Streets open every night during
week-The original and woll-known CHRISTYS MIN6TREIN
ssssnissd ls the oldest in The xord the
popular style Of Ethiopian entertainments whose
ths city for period Of two yesra have been paonsed
BY In metropols
They wiz have the honor Of thar inmtsbs Concerts
ton variety Of operate Burlesques Songs and their
Burlesque Of their Voyage Musical Admission, 70 oent
Doors open at 7-Concert to ut o'clock. AZ
tcznoon Concert Saturday commencing ats O'clock
na9er and Director, 4. r. CHRfSTY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

|eceipts from pa.repe srs. .Sl13,741 SO
Do. do freight. ................ 67,130 81
Do. do. mai. contract. ......... 1850 90
Do. do rent. Observation-Disclosures. 3,o91 "a
Total income, ls4s,. Sl75,923 43
xpen dtures Run ming expenses, repairs
Of engines and cars, Salaries and tolls
on freight. $7s,4es "a
$l02,46 90
Capital stock paid in 81, 100000.
| 1, Is4S,. 1854 ,21s 10
nout paid, including the relaying Of
about six miles of track with heavy rail-
filing in lots, erecting freight building
rebuilding locomotives, sc. ......... $4,000 SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

M ECHILLe OLYMPIC THRATRk- THURSDAY I'VE
IVA nirE Feb tho entertainments will commence with tho
nu,icsl drama ntted JEANETTE AND JEANNOr-Jean.
NJ CsnSver nersuls r. Girls " Nskinson Jesnnssts Nil
TUE C0UNTRY-Aahle Townsend, Mr. Niohioson Mr. Misty,
Mr. henry Peggy Miss Roberts Isabsa Miss Phillips. Aer
Miss Mary Cannon To conclude with DOING To The
Mr. jeremiah Twdde Mr. Boland; Mr. John James Chuck Mr.
Nckinson Ars Twdde Miss Cannon Dress Circle 6Uo Upper
Boxes 26c Pit 2kc Doors open ~ All
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

Catalonia GOLD WASHTNG.--WHY WILL MEN
~ think ofgong wash and collect gold without having
ply brass copper iron wire Sers Every
be had at los Beckman street. and % Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

EOR CALIFORNIA, VIA TRxAS-STARTING POSITIVE
~ for Galveston the 18th Instant in the fine ship VIM r.
Travis We get ourselves (a paid two mules (valu
able in mining men, and three months provisions each to
on By HOUGH Front street, President Of the Carson
Assocs ton N Tho Afsoostion this evening at
o'clock at the 18th Ward Head Quarters Grand Of
Elizabeth Mentors their passage this day List for
bership yet open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08
l. T., T. ! Hy Rcrs"r secrst.ri..

o. OF O. r., CONSTELLATION LODGE, No. SOFA
puncua attendance OF the brothers Of this lodge
evening February the purpose taking into considers
subject the by laws BOB NUNNS Jr Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

7NKANU JUVENILE NU3ICAL FEyTIVAL--MESSRN.
Bradbury Nash will give n the Broadway Tsternace
7h and 9Th Of February the First Second OF their
nile Musical Entertainments for tho The Csnana
Foras Festival will DO given the OCCASION together with
choice, collection Of Miscellaneous Music The
sustained BY Choir Of Thousand Performers uniformly
dressed. Tickets Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

ITO LEr.-THE STORE CORNER or WATER AND
Fulton streets occupied clothing store, would be
let either separate lofts the whole toesthe Appyto
BROWN 4 BON, No. ~ Fulton a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

EOR CAL!FORNIA-THE FAST SAILING A. COP
pered and ship Faviat Capt Thacer
February for The gold regions she splendid Saloon
100 feet long, 6ee 10 nches high light airy
cabin Deck forming altogether the best yet
offered to- the public and will BE- by the most able
bought By an association that 60 out in her VIII
provisions packed and put board by competent committed
She will accommodate limited number Of pAssensers low
passage apply the Csptsis board Of Pike street.
the evening at Cummings Hotel Of Courand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

DAY Evening Feb the entertainments will
the COMEDY entitled VANITY FAIR--Rawdon Crawloy Mr.
Brougham !oe Sedey M Rsymo! d. Sir Pitt Cavley Mr.
ston; Ma Major ODowd As Brougham. After which, the
%1cs ,s q AlSChIF AAKNG-asn;s Ds:sr.is Mr. Mortimer
Miss Chapman conclude with burle.que HONTo
CRlSTY-Edaxd Dantss Mr. Johnston YernAnd. M Rsa Al
bert Ne kormer Babe Mr. Christian Mary Csdss Chap
Dress Circle and Parquetts &c.. Family Circle cents
Doof open at 6k e'olock curtain rfes att.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OR PROJECTIONS
from the American Government procured from the Secre
Of State at Warrington the most reasonable Ear
ly application should be made. JOHN FOWLER, Jr,
Notary Pubic, ia Nassau st., New York City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

NOR VERA CRUZ-TO SAIL TWELFTH INSrANT-THE
fast sailing brig EMPIRE Captain Baxter now receiving
eights and will positively be dispatched absye The atten
ton Of Companies and going California by this
called To her accommodations which superior
both for cabin and in saoh Of which she has
cs For PARTICULARS apply board Murray Wharf foot Of
VOL atrceA HUSSkY & Murray 62 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08
HOT FOR CALIFORNIA.

IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIANS.-IT IS AN UNDENL
able fact that Cider preventive against The
subscriber has hand large quantity Of bottled Cider Porter
md Ale repored fer shipping and all those
IF Cape Horn to give him call. THOMAS D. GREENE
God atre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET-ANEw GOTHIC COT
n age 9TH street 100 feet from BroadwAy and 3soy.rds
Omnibus STAGES just the country contains two prors And
second oer and In the sc aud b occupied BY
families distinct entrances desired grounds well stocked
with shrubbery Immediate possession gwen Apply At NO. 6V
Rroa third atoYY. front rom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

LNOR CHAoRRS DRECT-TO SAIL ON TIE 2OTH INST.
The and superior built Al brig ADILA Capt NJ aes
2O tons burhen coppered and having 81 sror
passengers wifi DO despatched for the above
pert the Goth inst For eght passage apply CLARKE
CO.'S, III Water street up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

CUP MORRISON FOR SAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y by this vessel requested to be board at Pier
River saturdsy morning at ock precisely which
time the vessel will sail Shippers to send their
Bills Ladng for signature at early hour this morning Ac
commOdatons cabin had
apply ng to SPOFFORD TlLEsTON 4 co.
South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

Net gain over all expenses. $95704 90
Two dividends have been made during one the year;
4 per cent. on the 18th of February amounting to
10000. Tbs other the 18th Of August, after the
hpits had been increased to 81 000 and amount
! to 100000.
hs whole No. Of miles run by passenger train 100 5sl
freight $4,000
all other $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

ROWERY THnATRR-0N THURSDAY EvENIN0 YEB
% the Performance viii esnmeaos With ths drsna he
swidgsn NJ Wa,d:E Tst'erhZ Co. " winasx The Phsa
0AnDBNER- 0aiochazd Mr. Winans Cheyasr De Busy Mr.
emith Benseads Mr. warden; Madame 0aoehsrd Mrs Bsr
bert 70 conclude With TIE mslo drama T6H MILLER AND
HIS n1N-orndoG Mr.. stsvsns; Lohair Mr. g. Han Raw
open ~ ~ o'clock:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

Bividsnds-one of Il per cent on the LIST Fob, and
10 amount ON the LIST Of August.
The company own 90 engine-houss in Rochester
ind half Of the In Auburn; also, machine shops
dx.wheel locomotives; IA eight wheel do; 1tsn-whss
10; 10 passenger cars II freight do.
No. miles by engines, 295,s7l. Average No. men
Employed, 2s1 besides these, 81 have been employed
relsyins track with heavy rails.
The report Of the Syracuse and Utica Railroad Com
any for the year just closed exhibits tho receipts and
Ependitures for tho past year.
SYRACUSE AND UTICA RAILROAD.
Sxpenses-Transportatiou =. .$577, 1888 80
Construction ..... 1858 16
Total. ........... ..---$68l, 966 81
feceipts-P asse myers. .. 49,. $29e, 1871 9s
I" Freight. ......... T0,49l 80
Miscellaneous. ..... 296,47l 48
Total. ......... .--$677,87 1 A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

SHIP sALEn-No1IcE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
Association that the second nstansnt be paid b.
fore Thursday the 9th Instant and the last be paid
before Monday the 18th Instant the will be sold for the
benefit Of the Association By order RUFUS CHASE Seoy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

IJOl FOR CALIFORNIA--TENTs, HAMMOCKS AND
Bags constantly hand and made to order the most
terms, BY WM BROWN Saip
Orders cities will punctuay at
tended to- and articles shipped to order.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-01
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The extract from the intelligent and very accurate
London correspondent of The n Y Courier and Enquirer
which publish to day, in relation to the composition
Of the House Of Commons will disabuse all who have
cherished the idea Of that body being in reality full aud
fair representation Of the people of England. The pas
sage Of the reform bill hailed great triumph Of
popular sovereignty. Monsrous abuses were doubtless
removed by it-but after all it was but compromise-
The cardinal principle Of representation being, Of right
proporonale population, population and taxation
combined, was never recognized Representation
taken from some miserable hamlet, and assigned to
hourish.ng town, as mere matter Of expedlency-
The roten borough sysep exists now, though in less