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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
STEAM ENGINES.

y ~ - NE1f
lave got a set Of men from the city Of Philadelphia who Tho
u roughly Understand making Steam Engines. am prepared TO
make them as cheap, and will warrant them 10 be made aIale better
than can he had in the West. Also, all kinds OF Mill Castings, and
all kinds of other castings now in use at my ioundeTy. on Pennsyi-
vnnia street. IS 3mos. II. X. UNnERfILL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

WILL be paid for 10000 bushels of shclled Corn, ~
w ID j. NJ. BRAMWEIL & co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
G@NG9
C0UNTERFEITS

FEVER AND AGuE,
CHILL FEVER. DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REMIrTENT FEVERs. n ALL THE
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
Attorney for prosecuting Claims at
VI slS,if,rfOrf.

The sbove company viii exhibit in MarinsvhIe, on Saturday. il
2eth, and in MoOresyHle, on Monday, July 80, 1919. u
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mARRETs ELsEWaERE.


sAIIonE July ssSrysIrSSS o9 500 s 49,
90 Do, So 5000 DO DO s9 sloo baltimore o. pleasure
do do Oh 10 shares Baltimore Ohio Railroad 10 DO
DO do AZ; 5do Baltimore Water Company 1874; de-
Western Telegraph, 90.
PHIIApELrHlA, July l3.-First Board $4,000 Ss
Ssas @ s fi s a9S A%0 d. ii sos &c. III
5000 sss b3 1915 $1,000 Gin 6s 96 49, $1,000 Harrisburg
g. so 100 Reading 4, rs IS Miners sk Pts ss1s l5o
Andy, i4l; $1,000 Lehigh IS, 81 10 Penna bk, s9A
Bosror, July l2-Brokers Board-S shares Boston and
Providence Railroad, SPA Grocers Bank 95 herrimack
Manufacturing Company ll7O Vermont and MassAchuses
Maine Failrosd lO5 Western Railroad lo3 80 Edgeworth
Compsny l6 10 Eastern Railroad lO 10 Fitchburg
Railroad, no. Norfolk County Railroad, SSa; 10 do do
81 d. Sl l56 Vermont Central Railroad i914 % do 90 D.
W. isss: ~ do do b. 80 d., 4sh; do do dividends "
SISQ Cbeshire Railroad Dividends s $1,000 Reading Rail-
road Bunds 1880 ON Second Board=25 shares Vermons
Raroad, IC3 20 do. Vermont and Mass Railroad 4oa4;
Wes IN Railroad 03 81 Vermont Central Railroad Dv-
dends 273 $50 do do do "a l3 Cheshire Railroad, VIA;
$l,(t0 Reading Railroad Bonds ls5, 637a
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Rio JANrIro, May "a -Flour-Arrivals limited to
S2-H Gallcge; 20 European The market has been
very active and the sales have been more extensive
than within the like period during the year. Coffee
The fmpcss which noted in eur last continued on
the 22d when the European intelligence, per Linnet
pack and via Pernambuco OF renewed hostites be-
tween Denmark and Germany, hattened the market
Some orders previously given have been suspended
been and lower prices looked for The great.
eft activity prevailed from 18th to 2ls but the united
sales since 1st inst cannot be estimated at more than
1900 leaving stock Of As 0eO
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tar WINS selling at 1Oc 1870 for Western, and &c.
lie for Ohio. Cheese was quiet, At &c ohc
R,c,-Tbe MAJ ket firm, and notice sales Of
100 tcs at So rs q SIS SO, time.
suoAns-Tbers but little doing. Sales were
made OF 40 bhds Cuba, at Axe 4Sc.; and 100 de
New Orleans, at 4&c
Wsrxrv-The market. toward the latter part was
what better and made Of 400 bbs prison and
Ohio at 231c 24c part OF which is to arrive also
40 hhls drudge at 23Lc usual time.
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rassengcrs Arrived.

ChLv,sror-slip Stephen Auttn-srs Bell. Mr. Bell
ard MS Save Misses Wary, Annie Emily
sage, M,ssrs Walter and " Saye Sprarue Miss Ter
hute. Mttsrs Purnt, johnson, Wccts Davidson
2it tie fteerare.
NV OrLrArs-sbir su~ars-wrs " Hart children ani
t,rvmr Mrs. u Haskin Miss cochs, Mr. = l. Tsylor-D
in tie stoerage
sAvhsNsn- Brig Clintou-Mr Nostrsnd.
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INTELLIGEsC Il /.
Port OF New YORK. July IA, Isao.

svs ssTs -. -. -. Is mon wAr.R ..,..... 81
Cleared.
ships-slsnspea Pstsen. san Francisco Ogden: Clyde
fDr nail Moss. Bermuda, Maitland fhep,
c.; Palestine. Johu,on Norlsans Frost iiiSh. o..
BrrkS ciowsll Lewis Cork, sc, u Read; oyssdo
her Malaga. schmidt \ Balchsn' H'yhsnd Mary. tBr)
ss,h, Quebec, Cooh smith, spsrtaeus Cook, Boston
Bt,t@hima,is, Coleman, Curacao s W Lewis Osceols
RsS m' ssa hs %y 90 c
leland Beach yAreellns Hopkins. saehias.
ter; victor BeiIy, Portland
Arrived.
Slip Ambsssdor Hsdey Genoa and IL days from ApsH-
Stir ssrhss Austin Moss Galveston. June q. with cot
SIN sSi,shs Bsrrst, New Orleans day., with md.s
Bsft ci,ra Bell (of Treseo, rrsty sssuA orand.,
barn ceres Hodge New Orleans June Is. with mdse, to
Tris Lucy spear Robbins. Nan,ans Cuba, 70 days. With
rndss 20 Duneomb Beel with III, -. .
Bris Clinton Apdvs, Savannah, days with cotton. to
Brs oreSso csusE Charleston. IL day., with 100 hard
ssbr Tiohtsts tof Eiis~ort suse, Tshsrdo PR Isl
july ia, c lon u q spos. brig Fsshlon Of and for BAL
sehr Mary EnIabetb, smith, Nragoars. Is days with
sehr Lucy sy 1.S.' nslase, Apsiachcoi, II day.
schr sally Wheaton. wheaton. Wilmington, nc. days
schr Alderman, Barnes. Virginia
sehr Ednburs, Decker, virginia
sctr Patrick berry. Chester, Richmond.
sclr l., Lowell boston
sohr BRA, Chant erlsin. Boston.
fehr Iouisa, yhaee Boston. e.,
sehr Martha Maria, snallsy' Salem
Iris Lysis Farnbam. -. ffom the Yves. Indies.
One bark and one brig.
Sailed.
pr stamsl In CLYDE Bermuda ship. Montreal Limerick;
Blnncl ard, Antwerp; Palestine New Orleans
Jyty is-wBd 3, sus-rise NV s meridian do 8, sun
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serpJo Marin. Correspondence.

ssrsIo Marine Correspondence.
lEftADFLruIh, !uiy l2. . h--arr.ved-ShiTs Cam
81 i'',g %is.r. Nc ls% sg' bout DpT,y MURPHY
\, 90 hide - C-'ae schre q Barton. Waldrob, NO
~ Ssdfr Nsesa ss ! ,, rss Ri2is.a
Ciu,,t-slip Tiomss walton Ttoma, Bartaaoe. bark.
chrtsri iis rsr,ss Wizard rer,i.ns. nul.' ~'i II.
lett srs ~ avIcrre. OtJtr, iast Cambridge scir y
Iyn -, Tile Stsnecl,t hrds. Ch.rser Biskcman
Bro 8 o; Many Anu GIsft nc imef, ieug hkeepse.
FtsrrtiaurDu..
Bro jtrFrnsor, scott re- reporieil, shsh and iry
en- a. itsti. Her cargo all le saved,
Bric EsHus CsJt watson, u arren, RI FROM savanl
IL. hus % en- tie Ifh struck Ssstnia Reef bhss aud
fd VIZ water. CGe,rs atd cr,w landed With Fru' ~ ~
cfsv o. ,iss 90, on is .th VT. We have seea
che I'D stste 81 JsN' ", The T. ana u aTTc,rs
that 60 chester vas utsvoitaie.
fci.I httLhtbt. C,lntn Of s,yjroot. frcr Aralschs
coif eth cargo rch rif 'trc IN Bsftsts Reef
gucts en- taTt Aver ~ s,br ihos petsrkA, 80 New
del oud tie rat ~ grcsay ofaing making no
vttet.
wtycz-rsrt rcu'a stpl1adeillis. from Havana. re-.
OF fs vessel vsterlosed, Win tbs stlur q her lover
pafts itandiE-
scnr wtrcEtr-Schr wa'ehuan. a, ri,iiaaelrsi4. U.h
frcssd them sfatted e hull - the vessel BY ts
srd n bre,ss tm WsN, ~iioh prevented our nearer
sritosc.
sur Huuriso-Nr Samuel Hat Of rss' Boston - tri'i
ins 49, gn ihi cf he tlns trade, With tho Farcs rz
Iria stevill BE- tesntrr .iir. OWED BY Spoan,r
Do ~ sl has ALEC rcsJ ready tor launching packet
thou Itrya and Horace Scr der CO. her
~ nni.meb.
Ar % New B,dfrd ilth. bark tiarce. clifford, Indisn
cs,,, s. hsleIa, nSJ r. 800 blB'p OIL Spoke Jan IA lat
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cent per ssnun, one hak the amount 40 d. ostsd
shs b IN the stocks Of the state Of New Yorh - be-
States In al to be- to b made to be- equal to
sock producing interest Of six per cent per
sach stocks at rate above their par valus above
their current market value.
Sec At shs!l be the duty Of the oonptrollsr to
require Of any banking association, or individual
banker having mortgages deposited With him, ~ seou-
rty for circulating notes under the provisions Of sn
~ 1888 and the amendment thereto to withdraw from
Dis tfhce not sss than tenth of the whole amount
oI sucD on Or before the s 81 July IN ssca
CAGES shsll be withdrawn by such banking sssocia-
ton, or individual banker returning to the Comptrol
Ter equal amount Of circulating notes heretofore
isued to them. by deposit of stocks according to
the provisions Of the first section Of this act In csse
individual banker, to comply with the provisions Of
this section the comptroller shall retain the Interest
upon the securities Of any :9oh banking association
provisions os this section Nothing In this section
shall be so construed as to permit any banking asso
citation individual banker to lessen the amount Of
securities now held by the Comptroller according to
law.
Sec. 8.-The stockholders who shall bs owners of
any Incorporated bank continuing the business Of
banking until the expiration Of the charter, and who
shan have associated themselves for the purpose Of
banking under the provisions Of the aot to authorize
the tusnees Of banking passed April 49, 1885, and the
amendments thereto, shall be entitled to receive from
,hs SspsS' ron, 70 issue 70
amounts not less than ten thousand dollars upon ths
d+posite Of securities of the kind described In the
1st section Of this act and to equal to the
circulating notes 90 is.usd But such banking
citation 40 formed shall not have deposited with the
Comptroller during the three years following the
date Of their articles Of association, an amount
equal to that required by law Of banking assoca
tions as ssourity for circulation notes previous to
CONNIE ncipg the busness Of banking the Comptroller
hereby empowered to retain the Interest aocruing
upon securities so deposed, until such association has
with the provisions Of the act recited
In relation to the amount of securities to deposited
In the office OF the Comptroller
Some Of these amendme nts are an improvems ntupon
the act as it now stands and some are not. We ap.
prove, decidedly of the amendment making 1t unaw-
full for the Comptroller to take such stocks are
thorzed, above par, or above their current market
value. So long have such large State debt,
do not the policy Of taking any other stock
Government stock, security for the issues Of our
banks. As yet, but small portion of our state debt
s Withdrawn from the market and deposited with the
Comptroller; and until debt is absorbed in this
way, it would be bad policy to permit Government
stocks to be received Each State should protect It's
securities and increse their value much pos
h,e
The New York herald., 1849-02-04
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

DWCWIWWyS FVWs V-O
The stock market still continues depressed, and
prices are steadily settling down. At the Hrst board
to-day. Harlem fell of per cent Farmers loan, e
Canton Company, y Erie Railroad, II. All Others
olotsd at prices current yesterday. The sales were
only to limited extent and the market is poorly sup
Piled with purchasers The fact i most Of the holder,
of fsDcy stocks are weak, and have held for long
time in expectation Of rise but being disappointed
In lot realizing it, have been compelled to let ut
the hest market price
The following the proposed endme nts to the
g. Deral banking Law, reported to the Senate by the
committee on banks and insurance companies
SEQ The tccuritics which banking nseociatjops
or individual bankers nowior hereafter ba orgs nzed
unOtr b. provsons OF the set TO the busi-
ntes u tanktpg passed Apri l6, 1898 and tns amend.
meBir thereto. tfel hereafter deposit NTH thu Comp
shall be New York state stOcksin SOS TO be-
CT 60 be made 70 be, equai TO stock produciag six per
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The Republic of Hayxs

FAusriN SoLouauE, President of Hayti.
In accordance with the law Of the 26th October lS4S
which grants to the government the right TO establish
and exercise the monopoly Of tho whole or part Of
the produce Of the soil,
By advice ef the General Secretary the Great judge
the Secretary of State In counsel met, ordered as
follows
Art l. The government will monopoze for tho
prerent only cotton and coffee.
Art 2 In each of the open ports OF the republic
there will be established by the government an admi-
nistratiop o. the monopoly
Art g. The speculstors required to purchase cof
fee and cot, on from the producer, and to sell the
eams exclusively to the at the prices fixed
by The tariff Ne. /, affixed TO this ordinance.
AIt4 The foreign goods Of first neceesity indi,ated
in the tsrf No. 2 annexed to this ordinance, must
net be sold above the prices affixed BY said tariff
Art. 6 Every trader who shall sell his merchandise
above the price fixed by the tariff No. will bs liable
to fine CT 20 per cent on the price OF the merchan-
d.ze sold, provided the fine does not exceed S.
Art. g. The government will buy coffee and cotto n
only In the open ports
Given at the National Palace, at Port Prince tho
9th Of January lS49 the 46th year of noe
SOULOUQUE.
~ the President
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BY the President,
SALOMON. Secretary Of State

THR PANAMA RoUTK.-The New York papers
dlscredt the statements of the PANAMA correspon.
dent OF the Nesc York Herald, In relation to the
dangers of the Panama route, and some OF the pa
pers intimate that the letter Is fabrication, We
can ha dly believe tnat person can be found with
feelings Of humanity so bunted as to sport with
the feelings of the friends of the passengers by the
Crescent City, BY promuIgating false or exagge-
rated report. All accounts concur In stating that
the Panama route Is most execrable one, SO far
es personal comfort is concerned; but whether the
route Is really dangerous, with proper care, is
mooted question Boston Journal, Fcb. 2
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

Fire Arms ! Fire Arms !!-J0scph & Hart,
Msden Lane sole agents in the United States for the sale
ual ctstsd aibbe lead At The hreecb better adapt
California trade than portable
barrel III inches AID warranted TO shoot 200 yards be
with great with either shot ball. any posi-
ton eht IL weight and hg ly valued by tho navy and
amy sale Low BY JOSEPH HART, "a Maiden Lane.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. !, l949.
The Pubic Pyinting-1he Inauguration BLtf-
GrOC.

WARRINGTON, rep. i, lSaS
The Pubic Pyinting-7he Inauguration BAS-
GrOg
This morning, IN the Senate, resolution was
pa ssed, to extend the time tor receiving proposals
for executing the printing Of Congress, until the
first of March. According to the advertisement,
the time expires next Saturday. There was an ef-
fort made IN the House to take up and pass this
measure, but it was resisted, suspicion that, Il
the time be extended, being 80 near the adjourn
ment, no selection will be made from among tho
bidders, and that the next Congress will return to
the choice of printers from among the political ed
tors in Washington. II the resolution of the Senate
be STAYED otf, or rejected by the House, the con-
tract system will be continued.
Vice President Dallas has caused his name to
be erased from the top of the list OF managers OF
the National Ball, an opposition to the whig inau-
guration ball. He will attend that gotten up by
the political friends of General Taylor. Seventy
subscrl bers to the latter obtained In the House
Ct Representatives in one day.
The House, to-day, abolished the grog OF tho
sailor in the navy. The allowance was only two
eIlls, costing the government cent, and Jack 10
10 receive four cents as commutatlOn for his
voluntary or involuntary total abstinence. G..
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

CaIifOrnIans.-Everyth In the shape Of
Clothing speculation, such Fusan Coats "a
article Ponchs the real Mexican Blankets India Rubber
srucle monkey JACKETS Mining Jackets Mining Pants
Them Five Dollar SUITE l36 Nassau street,
elnns
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

MEXICAN ClKCUa-SANDS, LENT h CO., PROPRIn
a tersIBroadwsy Ah,mhsa Monday Evening. February
Enee entitled the Bedouin Cavalry Mr. Dan Rice will Clown
to three Acts In the Ring Mr. Sands with his juvenile Artists
Stout and Mr. Hsntns their Horse Act and
his Slave; Mr. H. Rugues the Fly vogeur MaUer Walter
Aymar Mr. Gardner Mr Perez in their varioas Acts Of Horse
msnsh the whole to conclude with the Hsrequins Ghost
Admission TO every part Of the house. oentschdren half
peicc.
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

Amos Peters, sergeant Of the revolutionary war,
died at Mount Ara, N. on the 14th uit., aged 30
wears Several of that period have died within
the att all 90 years Of among whom
Mrs Amelia Lppincott aged SO years, ON the eth
ult
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

California Mining BoOts-the Cheapest and
hest in oity-varaned TO wear two years Also long leg
for hose gong and be found Gov.
Iultop Fine French calf Boots
Zine CALI to and everything In the line cheap
tie cheapest THE DOCrOH.
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

GEOLOGICAL GALL 81 BOwERY--PosITIYELY THE
~ Last Week-ThIing aod Interesting Performance by the
Lion Queen. Mise CALHOUN who will apper In the Den tf
Wild Beasts and through her eats,oranay
Afternoon and Evening of this Week. Ths cole ,on Of
animals Geological Dali in tho finest possible cona
top particularly the bite Polar Bear who ea and
ha in the Arctic
Oasaa. Admiasior. 2 oents Childron half prio,.
The New York herald., 1849-02-04
AMUsnmnNT.


RoWIRY THHATak-n0NDAY sysNINo. rEB.s. raE
osANrs wII1-.Dsu,is. Mr. ,. n Scott; osspsrd. NJ.
ktspf Lsssts Mis- Wsmye nasgos nss Mary THyor
Previous 70 which UNCLE JOaN-Unoe Jobu Mr. GiI6err
Nkce Hawk, Mr. Gilbert After Unelc John the Bsouin
Arabs After the oergeants Wif tho Bedoun viii so
pear IN the Second parof the Festival To conouis with Git
-0u Blae Biss Mary Taylor; 0 Perez Mr.. g. smit
Capt BolApdo Mr.. 0tepbepsj Donna MousA Mrs Walcot;
Brunette. Nys sutbeSlsnd Boxes 80; PIT lax Galley l2
scsnta Doors opsr 81 81 o'olock: msncs at.
CHANyRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE caATaAx
hendy Evening Feo the performance will commence
with tie drama of WALLACxWalaee Nj. r. Scots Kirk
pAtricb Mr.. NoFarland Madeline Mites Mestaver. After
which, the drama Of ROsINA MEADOWS Harry Nsndon, Ne
Chantau Nj. Nsadows Mr. Mcfarland; Jethrs Baxter Mr. g.
Boo,h Ronna Meadows n = nssteysr nra Meadows ne a.
farce q Po0x PlLtI oDDY.hr rldeoddy. NJ " B. Chap
man. Capt OScuttc, Mr. Pardey Mrs Pc ddy Miss Fanny
Gordon Boxes 25o Pit nc Doors at ~ eeaoek-oom
Chatham -Sykssy In the Field M James Seymour woud
RESPECTFULLY nform his fends the public that h hrst Bene
a. win tale place Te:ds, evening When 30 trusts the
os will meet the entire appreciation Of his
patrons soss 9i tslep. will sppear including NJ 2:
permission % O. wm 1i.ohsi E9 Dr. Chsafraa wsC will
The friend Of SyAssyi M R. Scott NJ Higgins. Mile Ger
rude rnd others who i'll In the bills Of the day
Box Book now open
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

DANURANA OF CALIFORNIA AND THE 0OLU DIG.
lings!-smi,h the pleasure ouucing
Natthey added to their mammoth Panorama Of
voy,ge World and magnificent views the
Rver Sscramento .ote in the Gold Dssngs Tto City and
Yrancsce which will be introduced o
part Of the PsnaIamahus forming com plcts pictorial over
land journey from Boston TO the Cola Degng! Part From
tie Rocky Mountains to Astoria Part 1.-THE
Gold Rsiors More So Digger IT. River Sacramento
San FI:ncisco Ciy % ano nsy Part IiL-Eron s.ndwiOh
EroTe and the Atlantic home to America Open
night the MI, 406 Broadway Also Wednesday
and saturday afternoon O'clock Admission Is
pree 7H oolock Music by the celebrated Hum
garisn Pianist Professor Frederic Hoffman. Zee bills
tween Spring and Prince Streets and tho only one n this
all several hundred Chinese paintings apartments
houses aud vessels models Of pAgodA temples and
bridges Of Chinese their AGRICULTURAL
and mechanical implements Of music lanterns 10
Opeu from niRe AN. till 10 n. daily Admittanoe ~
cents; Children under swelve, half price.
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

nLfMPlC TFEATRE-BENEFIT or q W CLARKE
on Tuesday svs,ns Feb lsi9 which occasion the FOL
low Ing talented artists have kindly vouue red their
Mr. Scott by peru Of Mr. r. s. Chsnfsu NJ WSco.t
and Mrs nlton First night Of the drama az BT r at
night OF the exciting psy of MICHAEL RE Te MA Mac
LOVER comedy sKETCB Es IN INDIA with the fare. Of
HOW TO DIE FOR LOVE. Box book now open. SAW "
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

STgYyEsANT INSTITUTE, 6s7 AND $50 BRoADyAY..
- Ora nd Concert by Lu Rena young Iaas Vopis aged
nfeen member many Philharmonic societies and Of tao
National ar Turin and lately elected
Der Of the New York Philharmonic Society He will be ssd
this occasion Y sovor eminent artist: of New York and by
lis bother Annbale Fiaat Of eight Of Thurs
day evening" February S So Tickets 90 cents each Doors
at at o'clock No poaemeat account Of
The New York herald., 1849-02-04
A MERlCAN MuskUM-P I. BAKNUn. MANAGEk AND

AERlCAN MUSkUA-P T. BAKNUM, MANAGES AND
"A Propr etor; Greenwood Jr. Assistant ManaserSpen-
did aeno O'clock aud every evening
ut half past o'clock Greate attractions in AueoaTwo
persons 6 weighing s pounds Tho Quaker Giant and
tho "e and decidedly th largest pair Of human
cate young Of u YEAS is nearly feet high. and
weighs SN poundsl The Quaher Giant ~ years age
stands plump eight feet In his stookings and weighs
68 poundA They be at all with Major Little
sns that ever walled alone naaoens ~
Highland Mammoth Broehers Livirg Orsng Outang Wax
Scripture etatuary Madame Rockwell the Teller Ad
mission d Children under years age l2 cent
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

nONNAvAN'S GRAND SERIAL (ORIGNAL) PANORAMA
- Of hexco-PaDted 900 feet Of Canvas. exhibiting
view Of country 5000 miles In length presentus to hes
for short time. At Panorama Hall sss Broadway adioin
oclook-As, Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
O'Clock. Tickets 90 cents; Children half price.
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

MI ECHANICS HAIL. No.E7 BROADWAY. BETWERN
w Grad spd Broome streets, night during the
week-Ibe original and wellHnown CHRISTYS hINsTRELN
il the eldest 10 tho world the
popular style Of Ethiopian whose
this city for period sf two yeArA have been paonsed to
sx tent unparalleled BY amusement In this great metropo
They Will have the honor of continuing their nbs Concerts
evenght until further notice. ntroduong At each rerresen
ton variety Of Operstio Hursques Songs and their
new Buresquc Of their Voyage Musical Admission Is osnt
Doors open Ut 7Concert to 1T o'clock An At
Concert every Saturday enong at O'clock Ma
nagHr and Director. IL r. CHR1STY.
The New York herald., 1849-02-04
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY noRNINs

WANTS.
w NANTED-IN A LAW OFFICE. A CLERK OF SOM2 EX-
w peeace a small salary Address, with references aud
real II End J box 404 Post Oce None bu.
need spply
w AN TEDDY TIE ALBANY COMPANY FOn CALL
w forns suitable First and Second Mates
California. g. NJ Courtright John
Con and Augustus Clarke, at the Paoido Hotel
w NANTID-TRAvELLING AGENTS. TO MAKE SALES
w wholesale, Of article In universal Apple 1t 23
Broadway.
w ANTED.-A PROTESTANT WOMAN, AS NURSE; ONE
w who has been ths infant and whe
Apply at 46 Twenty street. between
Drondvsy and Fourth
u ULAR WANTED-A FIRST RATE RULER MAY OBTAIN
~ situation ct high calling
" on r. G. ROOT L ANTI ONY No ~ william street
INFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES CUNNINGHAM
Ceunty Donegal Town Of Craig. Ireland When last
heard since he work the Junasta Canal
Any concerning him will be thankfully received by
hs SITTER Mary Cunningham who be found Mt Mr. John
Vests No. 81 Henry steet Pennsyana papers please copy
gratuito ously.
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

DISTOL BELTS FOR CALit ORNIA AT REDUCED PaI lES
The sbsr Der hss on baad and constantly manufacturing
hlikrds Of Pistol Eea Hosteis knapsacks, Knife Shcaths
Gun Sings. Bulct Pouches &C., which hs Is selling
reduced prices Copanc and dealers In the articles
supplied the most bb raj Also for salo all kinds sf
Military goods
The New York herald., 1849-02-04
MEDICAL.

DR. ELLIOTT. OCULIsT t8 BROADWAY, INFOaNs
~ patients bis Office hours arc from 10y to o'clock
Mondays Eedncdsays, and Foaya DIR will give advice
ocIoek.
The New York herald., 1849-02-04

| ICOR sALE-T TWO sTEERAGE PASSAGES IN TH5
ty. sai for Chagrs to mon
deyl the 9Th instant Apply to George b. Fsrrr, Loveoys