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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19
DAaBADos, Fec. n, Ioly
The State of Trade Polrfrcai Intelligence
AristoyGtlc and Democratic Parties.

DAaBADos, Fec. ~, lo4y.
The State of Tyade- Polrtscui Iateaigemce-
Arfstoyatre and Democratic Parties.
Business remains in very dull state, which,
with the limited demand for American provisions.
arising from the excellent crop of native provi-
sions and very large importation within the last
few days, has depressed the prices to that degree
that but few articles imported from the United
States will pay first cost and charges.
Political affairs are, however, little more active
than common, and no doubt we shall have some
rich scenes enacted during the week. There has,
tor long time been a steady contest going on be-
tween the arlstocracy and democracy of the island,
which resulted, at the election In January last, of
two democratic representatives to the Legislature
In the room OF two aristocrats. Should they be
suffered to take their seats, the liberal, or demo-
cratic party, would have majority In the Legis-
!ature, and as they claim the party now IN power
nave squandered the funds belonging to the island
they, no doubt, would investigate the financial
management OF their predecessors, which might
BRING to light transactions not very credltable to
the Office holders. To obvlate this, the dominant
party have raised objections TO the validity OF the
election Of these two members, which 10 be tried
before the Legislature this week. The arlstocratic
members have all the legal talent OF the island en-
gagged on their side, and will leave no stone un-
turned to carry their ends.
On the other hand, the liberals have the majority
OF the people with them, and man predict that
TIC members is declared illegal One thing, how
ever Is certain, that whichever way this contest is
decided, 1t will not prevent the ultimate triumph
OF democratic principles and democratic liberty.
1t may retard 1t tor short time; but the
sun rises IN the east, they must and will triumph
1 Will endeav0r to keep you advised OF how things
terminate, and in my next may have some rich
scenes to relate.
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BY. JACOB 8. .rLA1r-HAkDwARE. Ero-AUcr1oN

RY JACOB &. PLATT-HARDWAREE TC-AUCTION
NotlceIJaoobs niatt will SELL this day o'clock at
store with which the sale will Commences also Ave
new hardware goods such padlooks
fine br,s bpshsd trunk and chest looks spring tumber
sk chest and vide bolt double action spring and umbsr
squa.; knob lstenes rim d. plain and bod
iron weights nunes and hGh candle
stick cases tine and penknves op ham
mers rves bind ewers copper Powde fa caps
cork screws hey rings coach wenohe punch pyss ball bsoe
Ss watch keys pearl shirt ssaas brace and h :Adsry
and cafves w. stag self and black tip COCOA ARD white bone
handiea Also 600 cards pocket asd pen knives and
nvs &c Ac An invoice q very superior plated
oliver table ana teaspoons forks &C. B. Tho whole will be
sold In lots to suit country we'll city dealers and
and their attention 10 directed to the same
L. q. CARRIN 0TON, Auo tioneer.
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ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTS FROM HAYTI-We learn
that accounts have been received in this city,
brought by the Packet, which state that the expe-
vernment against the Spanish or Dominican part
lot the island, had marched on to the attack, aud
Trsre repulsed, With large number of the blacks
sled, and as many OF the browns taken prisoners
10y the Domlnlcans. We have not heard the name
of the General who comm anded the Havten
forces, but so lrritated was the President at the
result of the expedition, that he had determined
TO get up another hostile force, and take the CON-
mand upon himself. 1t Is thought that should Sou
ouque carry out this determination, which many
persons seem to doubt that he will do, there Is rea-
son to believe that it will be the last OF him, for
good opportunity will be afforded his enemies to
single him out as among the first victims to
people of the Dominican acknowledgement (Ja)
Journal FED. 81
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STEAM SHIP FALCoN.-The steam ship Falcon
passed Savannah Bar early on Monday morning,
D. Stone was sent down to meet her, but was too
ate, and consequently the outward Savannah mail
and seven passengers, for Chagres, were left be-
hind. The Savannah agent did not receive tele-
graphic notice of her leaving until 10 o'clock on
Monday, although the dispatch was dated the 9th
INST, at New York.-Charlestom Courier, March Is.
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ME DlCAL.

DR HOMER BOsTwICK. LECTURER ON DISEASES OF
tho Gentle Urinary Organs Complies
work nature and treatment Of venerea
and oil diseases private uarto " splendid pateG
I'd Edition Extract from the Boston Hecoa Surgical
-" be sd fearessy TO DO Rc0rds Acton
works tho same family Of diseases and far superior any
thing Of the kind published in this SD
Author Of work Seminal Emissions mpotsncy no. caused
by Solitary Vice Second Edition, IA plates Price ST. sale
1t the Publishers strnger Townsend Broadway aad BY
the Author 6O4 broadway
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ss... .ss,1ol, ee6 1.se4,7o4 2,oos,5 1880 ,l4s

-
Duties received s55 2s2 s7ssSS seisei 7os 9 9s
Compared with 1s4e, there has been falling OF
every year since; but compared with last year. there
has been increase in the week this year Of $3.50
in the importation Of merchandise and OF $4sss in
the importation Of specie The drafts on the assistant
treasurer Of this port for the week ending tho 18th In
stant amount to $24e IT showing an increase in
deposits for the week Of $4e2,164. The amount on
deposits in the hands Of the assistant treasurer ct the
close Of business yesterday was $2173oO0 1t will be
by this that tho deposits are rapidly increasing
and that tho amount already ON hand falls but little
short that previous to the payment Of the insamsnt
on account of the Mexican indemnity The new Score
sry ofthe Treasury has not distributed the public
a. rapidly a. anticipated the only hope now Is in the
reduction In the importations and through that de-
peton Of the treasury The has become pretty
well advanced, SO far importstions for the spring
trade are ooacsrned and the probability Is that the
bulk OF foreign goods suitable for this trade has been
feceived As soon the imports fall off, tho deposits
will be reduced fast enough to satisfy tho most bitter
opponent Of the system; but fear this will fail to
produce the relief anticipated from such movement
Is officially announced that the Susquehanna and
Tide Water canals will be opened for navigation on
Monday tho 10th inst and 1t is added that they have
escaped oil injury during the past winter and are now
in fine order.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has de-
cded to commence the extension Of the road west from
Cumberland, tho present affairs Of the company just
flying their doing 20. Notice has accordingly been
Issued for contractors to send in proposals.
The revenue Of tho month from passengers has
been $244s1 As on the main STEM and s16,6s7 OF on
Washington branoh-total from passengers on both
roads, $4ol19 40; and from freight, $s229s 81, on
tho main stem, and SO, 63e AZ on the Washington
brsnch-total from freight both roads. $e5sa2 u.s.
Total revenue from passengers and freight on both
roads, Sloe,o52 Is. The tonnage westward from Bal
more to al points Of the road has been $685. and the
revenue thereftom $21, e94 50.
The number of hogs transported In the Eve months
since October 1st, 1S4s, has been 1885, against
1880 In the corresponding Eve months Of 1s47 AS
an increase Of 1901, or 1o2 per cent.
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| BROADWAY rHEATRs-HeA MARSHALL. PR0rRIr
v Ss1%:. Ii Efsd Gss
G TSis Ky rds.ols Cen Cont psa q Dyo.s Capt
cgAKbSsvsrssei n a. Paeids IsdS
RISE 1.a 20 Ccl,a w, " co r. b
Mary Miss C.rman To conclude With BOx AND
s.S 4. 81: is ssss &
b dsy sr.sn, TbM. :r GaAxssRs STREET NON
cs. I. entirely 4, ,S Sss
S.'i NJ l1A Ssss. I !. Knight. As
b.%is's Essss ~. B sass, IS 81 , S
s ni E Ga.s:s ss;.Is ds
open At ourtsi. lsss ssrx. Family oi'' $50 Door
NJ Irc1ELly OLYMPIo THEArRE-MONDAy ,v.,,
sa ssISs Fl w Gs as petite "
tsn Ma Roberts smart Miss Nissin.on S'%Sss'n MI
sspsAs M: isss II 8 sr!ss ), q nh
Y s;s abb ~,
mold s.dsu: Iis phiiSps 1snosss Nary oaaaaa.
.psn 4 !; oonn.nas & NJ . '''' ~ IN ''A" ''s'
RaRNUMp AsENOAN MUsEUM-MORE ATTRA CrIONs,
I s . and
: s 4
Of sn S. sa ss
rnss Daniel s a.SsS She may b sssn = ~
FauSs snd fsstsn jussr have also been sHss red
s S
Hithi,nd Mammoth Boys SCRIPTURE stauA. Living
% eents children under 10 years, lax cents.
E 1Iaad ,Ss nI BALL q sEoADwAY BETWEEN
% sSs .o.s 9;'s s ss
S pr s
eI ',a ss'ass :s:1ss
S s s' :nns Il ys
d IN TINS ssst me polls and to DO nahty
%s. :a sr d.
Tos
sea songs characteristics Dances &o frequently a.
lt that HAYS the this original and sin
Of mp In
performers under the direction and Of e. r Chris
u.ss and
.7PSsTs will At eeoi An afternoon
h eom.a.S Enorn ~
s sn e a. % YIN ys
day. and Friday evenings Marsh ais and sd Tickets
at the Hstos House irving Rs
Hr 7s 6S and q h Ja10r of tho Institute
ME- DEMP sTER COMPOSER OF THE MAY QUEEN"
~ &C. respectfully announces that be will sing AT Buyers
0oents to be had at the door Tooopmencs at O'Clock
T. COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO TnEoPHILUs rIsKE
w1 q pro % Sss % 1 v
address the ladies' and afterwards experiment In EeOt
cal Psychology.
CASTLE GARDBN.-THE ABOVE WELl-KNOWN SUN
mer resort b epga9sd for Evening dur
the ensuing For further particulars terms apply
at the Oce on the premises or By letter N paid directed :
tne prepreeora FRENCH 4 BEISER.
w alfalfa, Sc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LUsrRATED
enertainmentB oyery eyenr but model ss perform
ances open at 81 oooch performances at
IN Parquettc % cents Orchestra Boxes SIX cent Extra
performances on Wednesday and Saturday at O'clock p NJ
MUSICAL.
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California Boots for the Gold Region, war
snted two without repairing long legged riding
boots for those going OVERLAP be found at YOUN0a
Fulton On French Calf Boots "a 6ns
Calf from So 80 to 81 Patent Leather Boots Caters
TIE DOCTOR.
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TwosnAkEs OF $3.50 EACH. FOR SALE IN THE NEW
and fasttailng bark GALINDO p. B. Macy master,
longing to the Phoenix California Association She cleared
o viii positively sail next Saturday whether shares sold not
~ South street
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.


III UDsON RIVER RAILROAD CONPANY-LOAN-NO.
ee 10 hereby given that $5 O Loan on the bonds
tbs Company offered BY proposals issued under 18Th
Instant, kas been taken up 80 - -
70 sord all Stockholders opportunity 10 THAR
empve right Bonds which they obtard
under the orens subscription it 10 considered proper BY the
ts hS. who ssy. not @6:ceed
them sah os EXTENDED to 50 days hom the publication Of this
right will osaa and b lost the Subscribers and their
AsnA Up to that date inclusive psens holding Stock Of
the Company subscribe fer Bonds amount Of their
Stock on paying down cent when receipts be- given to
them securing the original empve right on the same
terms In ~ respects that we're given takers Of Bondi
holders Of less will be allowed acquire other Stool bv
HansfeI to mako up enough for . Bond.
The par for bearing per cent interest and
per cent for Bonds bearing a. Per cent both convertible
according to the amount actually paid for them
Agents apply for Bonds for Stockhoder in amounts net
the proposals Of the lssh February instant WIN agents
commissioned one per cent. J. L. hopkins Treasurer
NBTbe above notice supersedes thshdvcrtsement ssusd
yesterday this subject which unavodsby avn IN
haste and pubhshed with some ypouaphcaI orrors
New York. March st l8l0.
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OALlkOhN Ia.


LIoR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA-THE BRITIsa
City about first Of April.
PRcE OF PASSAGE In cabin In fore cabin In stssrass
Ior Rio JaneiYo. 500 $50
Valpsraiso ......... SO 3e0 $50
Ban francisco. 90 U0 800
An will accompany this vessel PASSAGE
Apply to T. CUNARD, Jr, 50 Broadway.
The Unicorn has double epgnes had boilers GLASGOW
last April undergoing thorough reft her
Storage viii DO very comfortable and we'll ventilated
nor CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGRES-THE UNITED
States Nail Steamthp FALCON will leave New York for
Chasree via bavana Thurday 18th April with
States Mails for the Pacific The falcon WIN Chaarea in
ample time to deliver the mails passenger the Pacific
mail steamer Oregon.
Passage to Chsgres in state rooms. $50
Do. do. lower after cabin .....,.,,.,..... IFS
Do do lower forward cabin -, .......... 100
Do do steerage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Freight specie to Chagres
sage, apply to H. 0. ROBERTS, llA West streat.
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T AUCTION -THE CELEBRATED KAHN MAKBLE
"A Quarry In WestOhester county, New York Admnistrax
Sale March sd l9 On the premises will sold by order OF
the Surrgste Wesot county this Quarry so extensively
known throughout United States WELDING the best white
Marble for building and purpoees sumo
ior character o. tbs material fact that
the great public edhces built white within the aa %
years. from New York to New Orleans Of
TINS LIST may be enumerated the old Merchants Exchange
(desroyfd BY tho fire Of tho ereotd
cost Of about millions dollars Stewards Great Store
ana 9ther In the city Of New York. Office in
the the city washington s the City Bal he Brooklyn
mentioned in tho Of other public build
ng are also in contemplation The premises dnrug the
life time 81 the inestate yielded large annual and
being in full working order require outlay capital beyond
the price paid for the constitute Fortune
This arbe IL naed the surface and In quantity believed
70 be texhausbe The quarry situated At Tuoksho the
wealth lest agricultural county Of the State from
the New Yorh Harlem hioh the
material direct the city from the Quarry Of tho
arsss ME large number Of building. occupied dwellings
portion them The above sale will positively be made to the
highest bidder the sd day Of March inst at IL Al
For further partiepi.rs apply TO SAMUEL LYON Esq-
Auotioneer, stsre 90 Maiden lane. NJ Y. ="
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N OH. E-To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS AND STEAMERS
and cleaned from 10 10 100 yards without
unrppins from 81 oents per yArd whs suis Of
~ dyed for 10 cspte T. SnIfH.
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Acomparison of prices current at the close Of the
market yesterday With those ruling the close Of the
previous week, exhibits decline in Treasury notes Of
q per cent Ohio o's ri Kentucky, es 1; Psnnsylva-
MIA e's, M Indiana So, Ia; Reading Railroad, Y {;
Erie Railroad, new, q Harlem, n; Long Island, "a
New Haven, OK; Farmers Loan, / Canton Col55 ;
Morris Canal, u.
The value Of imported into this district
excepting that sent to the warehouse, and tt. unit
Of specie received, together with the amour tles
paid, for the week ending the 18th instant il zach o
the past four years, were as annexed =
COMMERCE THE PoRr OF NEW YoRx-WEExLr
IMPORTS.
1916. 1847 1S48 1849
Free Goods..... $336,678 1850 4S6 ST. 60248
Dutsbls goods 2764,927 1895 1876 I,6229i2 as2lIo5
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Gold Pens and Watches.-The celebrated
Diamond Pointed kehseu Gold Pens which unsurpassed
durability finish fexbiy in gold and Pencil
together with splendid stock gold and silver Watches for SALE
Savage Jr Is Wall street. Watches orCod PEN
repaired exchanged.
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LOST.

LOST.
&1k REwAKD-Losr, OFF A DRAY. LATE ON sArUR-
LIZ day Evening between Mansion House and opoos
Russell Val with India rubber shoei striped top marked
brass plate Ernst Presprich The above will
raid by leaving IL ut Delmonioo's, rs Broadway.
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GAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES, 18TH APRII.-THE
- and splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY 5OO tons
burthen Charles eoddard master will sreo
from her deck ct pier North river Tuesday, 18th April &C
o'clock Passengers for alHorna will End this shs
dou and route to reach tho gold regions and the
mediate gorts they WILL without fail arrive at
for tho Pacific mail OF the LIST Of May steamer
Ous the river a Chagres and passengers will
ample supply Of and to promptly
eop SIZE do in lower cabin s,l6 do in Storage $780, Eight
each steerage Freight specie per cent extra
baggage II cents per foot For freight PASSAGE apply
J. howard & SON, rs South st
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MUSICAL
NANAAAAAAA

M USIC 1.-THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A YOUNG
1 Lady who has thorough knowledge Music and who
can give the NEST unexoepionabe references Terms b.
gnnors So ouArterthose advanced STA C.
Herald office. 'r'' ~
Al USiCAL. BTRUMENTS. WITH THE BEST ASsORT.
v1 ment % coerdsons Flunas Music Boxes Jswerv,
Fancy Artc at the lowest prices
JacobsS Chatham street. and 100 Canal street Aeoordeon
and BaHjo auSht, tuned, and repaired
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900. 600 BOTTLES BOTTLES AND OYER OF DEWITT 9.

OOO,OOO KeIingers Eminent have been solo, without
murmur rheumatic pains rsm ~ 81 years standing have
been cured Also old fever and mercurial and hard
g Of every oh:raoter not been known 10 fail giving mme
date reliet in all pssmodo a5eetons pains
nature; the only nmsnt used the Grim
nells Ivings Costars Janeway Aors Ludows Raes Lori
lds, Livngstons, schemerhorns Bradhusts TO- go
eter with Of ethe, astounding reference
Raihosd Offices Reading Co, Boston, Of druggss gro
oeres and saddle generally. % ent 81 DOZEN S sfosa
10 Qross at $50 grosa
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TO LET.

ITOUsE TO LET IN BOND Strict, AND BOARD WANT
ed "A three story House Let In Bond street. to family
who have small children viii take the rent in board and
the take three boarders reference required
Apply No @ Front street. of Roosevelt between the
hours Of IL and Bpm
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AmUSEm ENVS,

!, RoMtRY ruEATRe-MONDAY EVENING nARoH
= = G 'is ::s:. :;;: ; 4 e
ssss . cis.r ssss saith I. M S.: sa !.
land; O.hce a~ Mr. ham IAnenaud. NJ Moore; SKIN.
%s%s Lea Tn I Dad Previous which, TG FAST
Ne. >. VI sp q y, cs,.s Edv,sS huge: NJ
% osns re 2x eenx ,'sst; l2x osAsI Doors open At
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LATE CHATHAM
:.d r cssr $50 sa' a LID 'i's:
ri H. oSsas ss sAi T.
dsSs IsS
ssS;ei ss: s,:s q:
4 SsrdSn sS VI" -. re ''n
erouprs Aounna Posturns By the siSsr: Family:
Sam i:s1.ss :sSss: II.
and sSs sa e. as
Tss o 20
Sunday At two O'clock Admission Is oentsohildrsn half
TTAI!AN OPERA. Aston PLAcK-NAx MAR srzsK HAS
a., hoS's the public tha, be has .Ss
and and having this estasshmsn
ss 81 s sos. ss sa
u, :ss;R sSs as:sS D
cor. ssleois NoS fui:.asr. ssnor ssnqsroo
opet at half past 7-oommsnce at O'CLOCK.
THE oRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. IN AID OF raE he
brew Bensvoent Society will positively take place ct the
sorshs.s Madame Lsbordo Monsieur L.Sorde ssnor cors
Adele aosssoos and NJ Charles Holm
under direction Sarssssi. ESQ., who has COMPOSED
several pieces expressly 'i @s sS's s'sSfH:
, o. rARrL
2 Air"La Dame Blanche" BY Mons Labords . . . Bosdiou
0ss: sI sa' s1s ss' f. .aS
sSsss S,ii.ss .'..i ss
Jenny Linds Bird Canlcnnese-a musical dream
s. Grand r.nt.i:i.. fs full Srohe... on thom.. of
10 y ssssS 7 naS md B'n
IL b.iSi;rs by ssnoi. Boish..:, ana 0oh'''a
y Fa;aa.lc By sig cois, Do sGs:ai
chss Holm, 70. "0nn ., .i p.,anni
produces all the effects the violin is capable Of
pSsa srst o ms s.:i - +, ia h hsrst..
oomons Honorary Secretary 50 Nassau Street Doors opon
TABERNACLE-nR DENPsTBk. COMPOSER OF THE
Boy 90 The honor e bis n.endo giving hs
Il
%y s ps s:ns h the
LAmsn! of the Irish Emigant" Death Of warren" Blind
p esSs g. nay
M ECBANICs' INSTITUTE LEoTUREs-MR. JOHN
~ Whit iae Of the Universities Of Edinburgh and
nosy Phsophy Monday evening" instant
the Institute lecture locm Is City Aa Lectures free to
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Genin's Spring style or Hats.-If there be
any persors who different to the value of dollar
So for when equally valuable
b purchased for 10 probably because they have tined
one Of Genin's BATS IN. GENIN, 24 Broadway,
opposite st. PAul's.
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VOUNG GUARD EXTRA SOIRkE-NOTICR-HACKN
and others bringing company to the above Soiree this
set their company down with their heads facing Canal
street. and take them mp In order. BY order
JOHN HUTHWAITk Hack INSPECTOR.
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Portable DressiDg Gases, Manufactured by
subtcrbers will be feuAd that
gentlemans oe, in the smallest possible space
articles selected with strict regard to quality and are
warranted. G. SAUNDERS SON,
l47 Broadway, fberty ST. and 3S7 Broadway
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VoRsETs DE PARIS NEW PATTERNS, LATEST FASH.
ion adopted in Paris among the most fashionable ades
liberty afford in the Of the person makes uso
fthem. 10 be had only Of Madame PROSPERE
s. Canal street, up stairs broadway
NIB The ladies will find style very csmfor able for
nuidrs newly arrived from Paris at moderate prios
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w ANTED-SITUATIONs BY TWO sESPeCrAbLA
w young women-ene ~ Chambermad; the other TO- DO
general heuswork in . small family lie o pl IL
Cool Washer snd ironer The best r~ee
Please os At oa let doors from 18th street third
story front Iosn-
w ANTED-B BY NAN AND His WIFE. A SITUATION
the man ~ hotel Carpenter the Pastry look
They M derstsnd te'sbova inesSes e1aetyno ub Ia
beet OF oity references to
verters can be seen day and dA, 253 Nh berry
street No objection to city country Easy brt
steady place.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o REsPECTA BILE YOUNG
- women one as Cock Was Ironer other
Cham and to AssiSt il Washing and ronn
both prefer living IN the place. have live
In their last place They have the het asadstos
show and ao good city Please to at No
Mott sweet. New York
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Transient newspapers (thst s papers not sent from
The office Of publiostion) will hereafter be subject In
virtue Of the act aforesaid to the general newspaper
postage rate only; that cent tor any distance in
the State and and aha cent for any distance
erceesdng hundred miles, iohere the net0spaper is
sent from State to another But postage such
newspapers il In all to DO prepsu heretofore
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rIONs.

I w: BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
Reectoy and Bar Furniture March 90 at 10
O'clock at $50 Centre street. (oppose Centre Markst
Brown Will SELL rs above to stsfy mortgage the contents
OF the above saooD consisting Of valuable Table Boil
er Tables Chairs Table Linen, Crockery Cutlery Glassware
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NJ EGRANics, INSTITUTE LEoTUREs--MR. JOHN
Glasgow will give the third own course ON Phre
noogy and Mental hsophy Monday evening 18Th instant
at the Institute lecture Is City Nall Lccure freq
members-to members, Is cents each ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19

NOR CALiPORNIA.-TBE THIRD DIVISION OF THE
Carson Association. now forming start March Sis in tho
sendd packet ship B. Milan, for Galveston "A aud
Will JOIN the expedition under General worh escort San
the Cha adapting their method Of travelling 10 the
70 share the advantages offered
this time tins quick cheap and avorte route Names
sweet. Prerden, "