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More Trouble.

tslsgrsphie report from Baltimore, sf the Tth inst. coataias the foliowiag item:
 There Is great exei,emeat al Washington on the subject of 1sxas ssd New Mexico. Tue mareh of a body of Texas troops, aBder Gov, Bell. ppoa Saa- Ia Fe. is reported: and also that Gov Qsissnsn threatens 10 support Texas with an army of 1000 men. :"
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The New YOrk yoIunteers.

A New York letter of the 2s,h ul,irao, says: The bounty moaey voted to the New York volunteers, their widowsand ehiidren. was dsir oaed this moIn- ing al The Comptroiler's office, in the Park It amounted to S25 for each member of the regiment that served in the Mexican campaign"
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The Comet.

A writer m the Georgetown Advocate says that the come, is now being observed at the obssrvato- ries, and that Il cah be seen by an ordinary spy glass, will be seeo by the naked eye in few days, and coatinue visible ui al least the middle ofJuly
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Rumored Removals from the Postofiee
 DeDAFtment.

A Washington dispatch. of the 27,h hlt., in the New York Commercial Advertiser says: "it is rumoref here to-day that Major HesnE, Mir. SNYDER, of Pa, and twenty-three others ste to be removed from the PostOffice Department next
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More than two Hundred victims.

The Mayor Of Cleveland, m letter dated 23d uitimo. in reerene. to the burning of the steamboat Griffith. on Lax. Ede. says [" two hundred and six bodies have been recovered up 10 today
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e,- We are indebted to Capt ELISHA TIxs for New Orleans Picayune of the Stu Inst.
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IT paper. to bs called the "Essssn Paseh.' ', will seoa hs puSshr Ia that city hy an association of wits sad artists. IL wll bs essdsessd sPaa the piaa sf the Lsadsn Psaeh, wtiA sagssvsd lllss,ra- iiens, &e
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et- Ex-Governor DREw arrived in this city oI
 "Wednesday last, In good health. Thanks to hin fer late New Orleans papers.
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 IT Resolutions, ealiSg upon the President as 10 the authority upon winch Colonel MoNRoE called q convention in New M,Kico to frame State con- stitution. has been ofFeed in both houses of Con gress, and will doubtless be immediately passed.- This new movement hs excited the greatest attsn- ton throughout the United States, and produced general indignation in lexas.
 New Mexico is not Pepared to enter the Union a Stnte. Her population is sparse and totally unftied 10 assume the duties incumbent on thOss who are admittsG They are in a manner aliens to our institutions, and should be made to serve probationary tera as territory before be- ing admitted as State.
 Upon this subject, Teas Is thoroughly aroused and will be prepared, it appears, to maintain, by force of arms if necessary. her undoabted right to the country east of Rio Crande, and now altemp- ted to be erected into a lew State. Texas claims to ita title that has beenguaraateed 10 her by the treaty of annexsiiOB, aud cannot be in this sum mary manner, without ev0 a hearing. thus ruth lessly robbed oft. The constitution of New Mexico will be presented by her and represe asking admission into the Union. The plan of the President has been adopted in regard to this matter and doubt whether it vill tend 10 allsy the diff faculties in Congress. Een though Congress were willing to consider her cse, she cannot become ! State of the Union uniil Ter boundary line between her and Texas be amiabIy and finally set'!ed.- There is trouble ahead, and unless Congress take' some early and decided action in regard to the mat ter, the peace of ,be country will probably bs ser ously disturbed.
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IT. Senator BoKLAND will deliver an address o, the Compromise bill aud the slavery question. oI
 Friday evening next, at the State House.
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AcceplA.
Pine Apples.

Col. REiD has accepted the nomination of demo- ,ratic candidate, for Governor of North Carolina
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rAe confessfoa of Professor webster.

The Confessfoa of Professor webster.
 It turns out. a, Isss, that Webst1 was ths mur- dersr Of PsyEmsn, and, by a recent aeknOwledg-
 sns of his guit, and all the means used to conceal 1t, he has closed all fsSther controversy spon that question. In doing this, hs has shown himself not enly regardless of the distress and disgrace which, to certain extent, he entails npen his family, but hs leaves the impression that he has committed a most inhuman murder. His assertion thst the Kill ns was uapsemsdtsied, viii receive tliias credit, asd the whcls dsgussing details t his operations in destroying the body, must create at onee complete Ioaihing for such wretch.
 4 tsleeraphic dispatch, of JaGs 9th, from Bos- ton, makes the fellowiRg notice of IL:
 :" The confession of Prof Webster was eommu- nicated to the Council by his spiritual adviser, Dr. PuFdman. Prof. W. denies that tho act was pre- medi,aaed. His object in making the appointment with Parkmsu to sue for further indulgence, as he was unable to meet his liabilities and he did not state tha, he wss ready to pay him any thisg. He says that P. abused him, using most opprObriOas epthets, and threatened ge, him out of his place. 1t irritated him 10 the highest degree, aRd in mo- meut Of frenzy, he seized stick, aud, with one Vo- lent blow on the head he killed Psrkman on the spot The eonfessoa then goes on with details of after proceedings, which appear to have been car ried through with the greatest cooIRess-"
 l Previous to this. he had sen, petition to the Governor, asking for his pardon taking God to wit ness his innocence, aud charging that Dr. PsrkmaA must have been secrs,ed in his laboratory by per- sons seeking the reward. He now asks for com. mutation Of the sentence of imprisonment, after having committed murder and perjury, and added
 o the guilt of the whOe by striving to duplicate and destroy others. We Lad some respect and cOmpas- sion for him while he left us in doubt but we al- l ways entertained the opinion that If he done the deed it was murder of the deepest, blackest dye, and he should be hung as high as Haman.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
POLITICAL.
nENoCRATlc REPUBLICAN GENER

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
- -Ata meeting Of the above committee, held at Tam
Of Mr. pes%a. N.Y. Charss Eawasds Wa: called the
chair motion, it resolved that the committee
iosins si NJ W WOOD i.csy.d ..
ballet ysts and Wa s' hsn on mS0S %
foS S ssrrnsson and Sartss Dysf
I 70
ersaIs e hs committee On 70.
60 ss s s Tn S ;aa z: 'S
Resolved That the resolutions adopted at the meet
made By North and South TO this sopoas
Up:onand constitute platform which the united do
Resolved. That the effort of Daniel selles and few
other scea1s to dstIIb the harmony Of The
onn perfect character with their previous system
v.ns treason and irving ie the Hartford Conveniionst
Rssoiysd. dssprs. eh.r.s.e. Of
Sya IL. ss snd .anns
wien numbering only ten members aud exercise its
d;g.ed The r.&Esls'i,y & Of % this Committee ~ w. A..
chairman Of this spurious Committee wsnton Outrage
was noOTionsy inewn since the active and
promnsn q The ID S and
religious ipeopsftent with the spirit and genius
Re.cived that the statements uy circulated BY
these disoreanrers that the action o. this Commttee
who tesute Of trashshat nine tenths Of the members
Of this Conn.,e: The Ba%ops psasr% and the
inovedpf and approving Of the union effected =. n:
many Bs ana by the action q the demo every
last fail determined 10 maintain that union invioate
&. srnspiss Of republican iSsr.y are d.nssS
% the S :sS that .ns IN
IL motion resolved that the preeesdinss Of this
%sa' be published I slss soS ;Sf cS.n.. B.
nIcnAnp HAnsseroS't Secretaries.
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Total. ass 2Doss 900 IS 2g7 1885 2t60Si
have put down the Of these roads in 1859 the
same as lsfs.
The roads from which reports for 1sao have been
received, are ss foo~s-Lockport and Niagara Falls,
Saratoga and Washington Lewiston, Hudson and Berk-
shire, Buffalo and Black Rock, Albany and schsnec-
tsdy Utica and Schenectady, Saratogs and schenec-
tasy.
In ls4s the length Of the roads named in the above
table was go miles; the aggregate cost Of which
SIS s326 4ss-equsl to s27 35i per mile. In lst9 the
length Of the roads was s12 miles, the aggregate
cost Of which SIS 24s os4 equal to Sal $50 per
mile The gross earnings Of the above roads In each
Of the past four years, we're annexed
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hsuppossd that this company is among the nrst not
the nrs In the State that has laid complete double
track Of improved or II rail.
The length Of the road In operation So miles dou
tls track. The hrst laid In lS+7 aud 'a5 weight
Of rail- 81 pounds to ineSl yard The second was ail
In ls4o rail 70 pounds to the yard.
Capital stock $4,000 GOO. Amount paid In Is ST.
s02,loo.
Cost of construction to Dec 81 1s4o, 50 3ss0I3 b5
Indebtedness Of the company amounts to sl22 SO
so. This includes $50 900 company bonds. One-hsif
Of this is due July 1st 1850 and the 1s
81 Due the company on same day, Sl5,57s. making
&c. the total debt of the company the alst
na~
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Total receipts. ................ sI0T ,so2 20
The Amount expended In laying nev track "a s3li-
's7 20 ths together with the disbursements for
pairs running the road &c, makes the gross expend
,urs for the s5st oel IT. In this s not included
the amount paid the State for tolls, s2a go 90.
The company own engine houses, Q workshops, s
fret class engines second do third do-totai 1e en-
spe ~ passenger and iee freight and gravel cars
total 22o cars. The number Of miles run BIZ rassen.
ger train, 13e52s do freight 90 900 all others 7aoeo
Total 2es,s2s Aversge speed OF passenger trains rs
miles DO freight, IL miles per heur. Total number Of
men employed, $50.
There have been two semi annual dividends made
of per cent, Feb IS; and one OF per cent paid
August IS.
This company has completed double track from sy.
racuse to Utica With suitable tury Its Over 900
tons Of iron have been laid during the year The last
track has been laid mainly upon q gravel bed. Ten
brick water houses and two Of stone have been erected
along the line Two more required. There have
also been erected during the year several wood
bcuses siso. large stone freight house st Rome at
the junction Of the ws.srtovn RsilrOsd, which IL
IN the course Of construction. The number Of men
employed during the laying Of the second track aver
aged 500 per day vhich has occupied the whole
The ircn for the last track IVES made In England IL
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Tour years, were % annexed:--
.rokDS or rur qrArS ov Nr~ Yapu

Total 81 3i6.07s lGG.34O 372 40 1884, oG2
In the absence ofrspor put down the last
appears By this that the earnings per mile In ls4a
we're 81 242 more than In 1S46. The above tables
prssent the sunexsd result -
Aggregate cost Of Railroads SIS ass s3s2 oss
Average cost per mile. ...... q 35t 1885
Average earnings per mile Sass 1891
Upon the data that II costs but ay per cent Of the
earnings per mile TO operate the roads Of this State Il
viii be that the net es-niUss per mile In 1s4s
would be sl727 asd In 1sl9 50 sss increase In lsso
compared with fsas, se22 per mile. The add,tioaai
cost per mile In 1s4o, compared with 1sa6 s si 335
the interest which would be 1875 TO- or s53 10 per
mile than the increase IN net revenue Accord
irg to this there steady depreciation going In
railroad property. and 30 inves ments railroads
becoming lees productive every year.
u will be by the table Of railroad earnings given
sbovs that the receipts Of the Syracuse and Utica
Rsfrosd Company for lsss, put down ct so17 o7i
ard for 1s4e st sss2 543 The Of this decrease
. sepsratiop Of income from all sources bu. traaae
ron that derived from loans, stock rents, sc,
In ls4e SO far make out by the report
Tor ls4s the earnings tbs. year instead Of
sosT t7o. The operating account and the construction
account Of this psny mixed up that ~ s al
most impossible TO tell anything about either. We an
the last returns showing the receipts &c. for the
ysar 1sse:-
syracusr AVID Urea R.fLnosp.
Amount received for transportation 2eA4t7H psssu-
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SALES BY AUCTION.


RY JACOB s. PLATr--L @. CARRfNGroN, AUC-
ID tiot eer-Ths day 10 ooioch at the Auction q
P street. Auction Sale Of and lery by order
81 AEnees contistipg Of the Balance Of stock OF
city dealers Aso sssorment cf new Hardware Also.
fer account Of Shsed house. without reserve In ots 70
sut purebs essk assorted poctet Cutlery some Of
which fne and q the beet and consists Of
81 the city trade ALSO, desirable inyoiee o. ncy
Brushes and toilet. value from 81 Sc doren Lsthef
Bruth Clothes Brushes kc Also yolIns and Guitars to
ose voice Also two cases tine Tea Trays and waters
Of which of extra quail In ses 70 match Also
fnveee cf ivcry hne Combs Also, voice Of She eld
sear Scissors Also invoice % lntia Rubber Hat
and Cushions ncse &C. Also 600 dolen table Knives ssd
Tet shted and American nsnufaeure. Also 100 cards
carded rocket Cutlery Also for account ef underwrite
one Trace Claims Also with which the sale
vii 80 bottles Of Ink 20 pay storage Aso hfy
hudwsre Is Hammer natches Hoes Axes Loeis Chest
HI Hinges sheep.h.ars. Spoons FILES Planes Bets Me-
ohsnics Tocs Bells Mouss Trars, fish and Chas Lines.
steysrd Plane Irons twenty doren Manure Forh TIVE.
Se se n D. csgsiosu,, a. the auction roon.
pY JACOB PLATT-L. O. cARRIsoToN. AUc-
e ana psncy Bru,s.s.Te he soi mi. ssy ss 10 o'clock q.
the aucton ~ rlstt street. a. above Also general
Of Bsrdwsre Cutlery and Fancy Goods 70 which
the attention Of purchasers is directed.
UANEs COLI, ,AUCTfoNEEp-A RARE CHANCE FOR
- Investment- Valuable improved Property on Hudson
Cole viii cell on friday ad February At u oeIoeh 81 the
sT.1s Vi, h e. - f 40 ss , isIss Hudson ss.ns
all o. which four story sret Stores; and Nos and
Houses Ao, os 2e 2sl ard zs John street, and sso.
three houses Little street corner ef John street. The
the hest stand the city OF Brooklyn for the
business About tvo-thrds Of the purchae
may remain en- bond and mor'gsse.
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JusT FEcEIvED PROM PsRis-TwO sPLENpiO
% Enrravns after the psintsgs lateiy exhibited IN ~
gallery 81 he 1sterra nal Arr Union called
Lessn snd The or ia Leteon beautifully eoortd also,
srre of ane Enssb and French k,grt -
eocrd pain cotstsnty band aud for sale, Al Low
pices BY n. CUkkikk, l31 Nassan street,
COrEex Of street.
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AmUaGm m GNra.


Is Bvrid.y .vsni1s. vss a. VII ). acted The sra%. 81 81
bate s'
si'S
p1 s,., Green NJ sSn S,R, saPss
% IS Ds'i' FL Issss tsss csra 1'''
nANFRAU's NATIONAL rHEArRE-FgIDaY
~ S
k p o. r. e 10 .fs H.
kss.ssy s s ss
& s h' s lie LIE LIS tssa c.ossD S %
Tay .r; Louise Loverek Mrs. Isherwood. Doors open
At o'clfek; psIfoInsnee TO ecmmenoe st7h
MITCnFLLs OLYMPIC THEATRE-FRlDAY EVE
yi MIS- rsn e. will be s ths drama Of FLYING
as sssa
H.. Sy
saa Il xS rs M sR9 s. Ei
Isa 'en
AIERIcAN MUSICAL IyND IsyN SOCIETY, ITALIAN
GRAND Concert above viii take place AZ the
1850 on Which occasion following e%issn artist. viii
rim. g,.tue's ssqsssna psrsa ssasr
Suirico " BRANDT Mr. aonmsn and an Orehestr.
s5
ments coDprisn the best talent in the country enduc
Psrqust and Boxes 81 each Amphithestre cents; re-
3.
tAned the principal Music and Bookstores also at the
the Italian Opera. Particulars small bills
TABERNAoLE-EpwARD RExENYI TIE oELE-
brated Hungarian Violinist, begs leave
public Of New York that his Vocal Instru
mental Concert viii take place .t the T.bernace Monday
Iina Z. Borsbsse Mr. Timm will preside the Plano
Mamma Tickets fifty cents to be had usual places
Doors open at \; Concert at o'clock precisely.
WILL SHORTLY OPEN. AT THE GREAT HALL MI
w kooms, Broadway Baynes celebrated series Of
fns mssniacsnt views Of Boston, iss Harbor Hsas the
Atlantic, Liverpool London from the Thames fpassins
s p sSs Sis q %
the beautiful River Rhine exhibited Boston for weeks
washington to upwards Of 800. 900 persons.
Open every evening during the week. and every We'd
pesdsy sps saurday in the afternoon, at O'clock Prices
M = a Pvs ss
tfoupe Of Model Artstes, comprising of the lest
e%s A sa a
iesqus Comic and Fancy Dances with ehaste variety Of
New York.
T>HB UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN TIE ARCH
Street Theatre phadeiphia which he proposes to
fession. EDMON. s. CONNER.
All communication. post paid. to be addressed
DANORANA FOR sALE.-A SPLENDID PANORAMA,
nearly embracing views Of the picturesque and
n,srs:tnf and painted sy the best artists will b
machinery Is in perfect order and ready for immediate exh
bitiop. Apply to E. D. EVEN, Chambers street.
DANORANA SALOON, CORNER or LIsPENARD
free Psnorsma and the only exhibition Of Classic Painting.
the city and should be visited by every one wishing to
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS
Our Washington Correspondence.


Our Warrington Correspondence.
WAsHISsros, Feb. 20, 1850.
The Negro Question in Csngress- The DebIfss thereon
Foreign Missioms- Scr Gmbles for Office, etc.
The negro question high in the debates in both
houses Of Congress, to-day.
In the Senate the handsome and eloquent young
Senator from Alabama, Jeremiah Clemens, was very
furious against the North In general snd Gov Csss In
particular. Gov. Csss defended himself
MIR Foots went at Mr Clay, and quoted Clay former
ly on Clay now.
"old Hsl'' defended himself sll over, and made Q
patriotic talk which thrilled the hearts of those who
hssSd him. Even General Foote vensrstss, respects.
and, may say loves the brave Old Hail." for the
pstr fpr that burns within him. and for his strot
adherence throughout HE long life, to truth There
public than Henry Clay has ever proved hinsslI
under all trials and upon all occasions.
The debate in the House was carried BY Tbad-
deus Stevens and two others Of less note Thad lens
10 a very able and very dangerous Il would no
more do to trust power with him than with Jsre niah
set the Union nre; the to the negrses-ths
other to enlarge the area Of slavery These two
eusoie gentsmen ought to be doomed to iced shower
baths every morniny and evening
Oh how the New York politicians are focking in
here just now Some want contracts Some want csr-
tain nominations rejected Others want tho
frmed. The impression is that most Of the New York
appointments viii pass through the Senate Possibly
Van Allen, the charge, and Charles Deevan the Con-
sui may be rejected There is hard pulling each way
Charge des Affarship will be given to either Geo.
Eosom or Alderman Benson perhaps to both--sho1la
Van Allen be rejected.
Old Daddy Dsvezac will come home frog the
Hsgre. lie has long been stricken do with sickness
or old sge and unable to attend to the duties Of his
mission, light as they
Mr. Joseph r. Ipgerso Is to get the mission to Ber-
lin. Mr. Hilliard Of Alabama who would like it, and
would grace the post, is wanted IN Congress.
The political forces here from Boston and Philadel-
pha to procure the rejection Of the collectors Of those
ports, about equal to the forces from the same
localities to urge their confirmation Rumor says both.
and all the parties. have plenty of money TO work
with; but none Of 1t has yet been seen BY
REFS EFFENDI
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

7 IBERTE, EGALITE, FRATERNITE. - DEuxIEyE
IL Anniversare de Ia Revolution de Ttvrier les Rpubl-
yersare de la goreuse Revolution de fevrer u aura eu
ssnm No 40 heures da soir. Les souscrp
isur psront corps rnotel de Paris 6 heures La
liste De souseripton sera close le 20 courpnt.
Par ordrs du comite. LION LEFEyRE, secretalrs.
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ID DyEOvAL-BOwIN McNAMEE WILL REMOVE
N their Silk Warehouse, li2 and lt BroadwAJ on
Saturday the sd nstsn and Monday the 18TH wiliohsr
richest and most comprehensive stock OF
french. India German Italian. and English sk and Fancy
rood exhibited this MARKET The attepti Of
ssn every section Of the country Is respectfully
invittd.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

ss1NHE UNION. 1T MUST BE PREsERvED"-ruE
Democratic electors Of tire First ward requested
20 meet this tFriasy) evening At oeoeh at ths Broad
the Of giving public expression OF
their views the wlmot Proviso and the
action the Democratic Republican General Committee Of
TIE city New Yerk The meeting will be ad
cresed BY RI Dillon, Edward strahsn, Henry Blrne,
BY order Of the Ward Committee.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

LOSE AND FOUNDs
&1O REwARD.-sTOLIN. ON THURSDAY, 2sr
in,t from the corner of Market AID \. streets
pair Of lady Ear blue enameed god with
drops ladys light blue Silk Dress with white and
three Vests, light blue and white silk dark
dark blue French cashmere, with
through The above reward will be paid for the recovery
Of the goods BY applying to THOMAS KERR,
81 Monroe street.
EOUND-A PURSE CONTAINING A SMALL SUN OF
money which the describing pay
ing sxpsnssa- HENRY A. KERN. 7B Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22


T,Bn TENTH HANNUALBALL or COMPANY d, WASH
prton kfemen will be held st the Chinese Rooms $50
Brosdvsy. on friday evening. Fesruary ~ 1850.
EANCY BALL COSTUMES, DOsINOEs. AND MASKS
IN for Iadiea Genteuen. ard Cndren.-Dooth q Co re-
sr.ctilv that they prepared With splendid
rew the above srtes A. the Old tstehlshed
Ce,tnre vsrshouse So Prince street near Mr. fbios Ss
leon Costumes exclusively for private parties and
cent 20 any rart of the tnited states
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

NTrsrc.-sR. LEOPOLD NEyEa LATE or THr
I Italian Orers House. takes pupils Tor the violin ana
risno. Hrtiy st 100 Canal street. Terms moderate
CAuTioN.-To MUSIC PUBLISHERS AND DEAL
" ers - The sereus Family folka IRIS favcrite toka.
my property has been pirAted BY music putshng heuse IN
citv THIS sdvertistmeut s 10 VAN All persons ION
vending buying the same praSsl eery f,ii r,s'e
cute sil concefned. ttOtes bOvNN.
tanned Of all resteotabie dealers In the city.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. pARrHRa WITH
cash capital Of $U0OO. credit amount to
embark in business already and
machinery $4,000 within the last Is The
aprohtabe and will yield cent the whole
ofcapa Within the last doing small business S20
was made clear References exchanged Addres schs
nsctady. BY mall to sIRRON, which will be replied TO i'm
medaeiy giving real Of PHI
ladepha North American please copy and send bill Sir
Schenectady w. with COPY of paper advertiss
one week daily, and the money viii be RENTED.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
CALIFORNIA.

VUBTNORR GRAY, COMMISSION MERCHANTs,
w Benicia California Refer Lewis Hanford; Sharp
Wright, Ripley; and =. Treadwe New York; Jaeger
Treadwell, Perry, Albany c. H. Carroll Co., Boston
Pendextsr Ahlsn Baltimore The largest ships dis
charge 81 BonciA without the Of light
sning. E.E. WETh0Rk,
q
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Day GOODS. sc .


GPRINO MANriLLAs --or poNDAY. TBE 2srH
~ irfteht, tta epen spring s,cck Paris MATTHIAS
echsinE ~ The frestfst yfrety sr uorev e.eance
ever in ported. JANIS BEOs n CO.. $50 eroaasay.
6,RATE sHAv is Just REcNIvED. AND Will
" oren kcrfat, the t5th inst Wlssdt assortment
sfCl.s Grape sh,~ 70 Which we particularly the
''''" JAMES BECK. CO, ass Broadway.
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Liquors.

nRkNBy.-2fO HALF, QUhRTIR, AND EfguTH
- csths tf seiEreie Brandy q the sd md reauips
lfrrd. Otsrd. Durpy Co.'S finet Castillion Co. ans
j. Bsnressy Co.'S Brandy o. various yniages aud %
oee quality, in half pitee quarter eashs and eighths
Bsrcsaus krsrayJ DuruJ brand In half ppts quarter
sl sn. egiihs hte OLD Chsmrsgne Brsns hseorJ aod
Belle rieur tratd Of 1871 and lo all IN u. s..
Bone Hasehoufe, entitled tt dchcrurc rcr sale BY
s. T. NlCULB A co. 81 ssd 6g Front street.
RRAeDy.-ss HALF pIPEs. DARE AND PALE, Is
~ quarter DO d. tsrk Enrrtss landing AZ pier No O.
D. b. @lttirts DARK rale, horesu brand, ~ qusr
ter 60 oc per srk favcfiie frtm IL Rochelle sndilg
Tier Ne ~ ~ else, 10 rires swan Gin, under custom
BtsRf LsfnAE CO.. za ws.hipS.s n street.