The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1842, Page 3

eae PUSTSCRIP' QG- For our usual Southern Correspondence, §¢-, by this morning’s Mail, see Sourth page Monite Rices — Oa the 9th instant Joekey Club Purse $300—2 mile heais. D. Myers’ b h Tom Day, by Bertrand: dam by Virginia, 47 0,100 ths... voces eeeesee os Watson’s b m Maria Collier, by Col- jam by Gallatin: 5yo. 107 lbs...... 4 3 1 2 nagh'’s be pilot, by Wild Bill by Qacar: 4 y 0, 100 ibs Gebl. Moor’s bf Euiziff, by Plate: im by Mucklejohu: 4 y 0, 97 lbs. . ccenmanae ae Time 3 56—3 63—3 59-4, The second race though only for mile heats was full of intere-t, the favorate bang emphatically ‘no where.” We have no reom for comuy Sweetstakes for 3 year old— $300 entrance, $100 31 m veer 8 1223 forfeit. Mile heats. R. H. Harrison’s be Sleepy Jobn, by John Dawson, out of Sally Dillan, s6 lbs : 11 A, Robinton’s) {by Imp. Priam: 4 oes ‘om Tough, 83 lbs.....-+-- ep 2 teks bY Donna. Viola, ‘by Imp. Luzbo- rough: dam by Tonson, 83 lbs..... ... 3 Sdis Time 1 5? CHATHAM THEATRE.—Thia establishment wWinone presented an array of beauty and fashion seldom seen *vithin the walls of a theatre. Each piece was received with unbounded applause. The new drama of Abelard and Heloise, is repeated to night, to- gether with the admired farci of the Widow's Victim, in which John Sefton sustains three different char- acters—and the successful drama of the Falls of Nia- ga 0G COUGHS are still prevaleut among those who have not used Sherman’s Cough Lozenges. The suc- cess attending the Doctor’s medicines is really astonish- ing —Who ever heard of curing a cough ora cold in one ortwo days until Dr. S's Lozenges were offered to the public ? ‘Wholesale and retail warehouse at 106 Nassau street ; 8 State street, Boston ; 3 Ledger Buildings, Phil- adelphia, and Frank Taylor's, Washington City, QG+ WINCHELL the unrivalled laughter-proveking, i i iu a continual ight at the American Museum.— His diversified entertainments are to be repeated to-night. His representations of the Michigan hosier, the self-wise orator, the Gad «| Dutchman, and the shrewd, wide awake and dare-devil Yaukee are unprecedented.’ The company of Indian chiefs and their equaws perform a va- riety of dances und pantowmimes, dressed in their native costume. Such attractions combined with all the curi- osities collected in the Museum for tweaty-five cents, are worthy the patroaage of all classes. Too much can- hot be eaid in fovor of the neatuessand good order which cheracterize this popuiar place of resort. A day per- formance to-morrow 4 oon. 0G ACHILD WITH THREE HEADS.—By the las accounts the great lion of the day at Amsterdam, in Hol- Jand, was achiid with three heads, the faces looking outwards, like those of Janus. This is certainly agreat prodigy. But we have agreater prodigy in this country —namely, Peter's Lozenges, which cure sea-sickness, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Coughs, Colds, Worms, Low Spirits, Nausea, &e., with as much certhinty as eating roast beef cures hunger. Talking of these things, it may be as well to state that they are to be had at 459 Broadway, 150 aud 330 Bowery, 416 Hudson and 210 Chatham streets, New York, and at 90 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. But on the contrary, the child with three heads is only to be seen at Amsterdam, in Holland. OG@IFACTS WORTH KNOWING.—A positive stay fortune falling out—or to restore it in baid places. A certain cure jer all rheumatism and swelled limbs— no exception. A certain and positive cure for the Piles in all cases. A warranted cure for all Bruises, Scalds and other sores, and sore eyes. ‘A positive cure for the Salt Rheum. A beautiful Dye for the Hair —will not coler the skin. Warranted. A certain cure for Corns. & Kach ofthese to be bad at 71 Maiden Lane, and such proofs of these facts as will convince all who will callor send for them, gratis. The public may rest assured there is no fancy in these assertions. _ The following is to be found at 71 Maiden Lane in this city:— [For the Journal of Commerce.] Troy, Feb. 13, 1842. Mr. Editor—I have seen of late much written in your paper relative to Dall Magical Pain Extractor, and a few days sis I noticed a certificate concerning the lit- irl Emma Davis. Being myself a mother, and hav- ing known many cases of the efficacy of this salve, one particularly in my own family, in which my procious child was saved from much torture and disfiguration— my feelings strongly prempt me to urge parentsof chil- dren to lay aside prejudice and use this ointment in cas- es of eccident by" Are, or on any injury where there is inflammation. Should the humane mother be less wise in the generation than those of the brutes of the field ? Shall she allow prejudice, that mean and sneaking thing, to warp her judgment where the good of her offspring 1s atstake? Do not the sheep, the dove, and other timid creatures forsake the natural fearlessness of their na- tures and become bold in defence of their youn: which is right, even shou scribe a different treatment? I answer dauntlessly for my ownsex—No. Should a beloved child of mine be- their Maker, suffer anything to deter us from d come severely burnt | should immediately fay thie salve shall be used, and this alone. 1 apologize, Mr. Editor, for writing s0 much, but my feelings been’ my dic- tates, and they must be my excuse, Yours respectfuli; A Mornsn. JUSTLY CELEBRATED GRANDJEAN’S by more than 0,000 few York. Every one colfpositions, now used dail je. No. 1 Barclay street, can try free of charge. MONEY MARKET. Monday, March 21-6 P. M. The stock market has exhibited the usual features to day, and prices h generally given wa: count. The resumption in Philadelphia goes on well so fer, and, with a firm determination to persevere, on the part of the Banks, will no doubt be suceess(ully carried out. The bill imposing a tex uf one mill on every $1 valua- tion of taxable property in the State, has passed the lower House of the State Legislature by a vote ef 50 to 27. This bill will no doubt become a law, and, according to the estimates, will yield $600,000 per annum; a sum which, with economy, will meet all the wants of the State. The moral influence of the imposition and collec. tion of a tex, at atime like this, will no doubt mense effect, aud will again place the credit of | in the front rank. Every exertion is used, and every misrepresentation made, by the Clay faction, not only to destroy the credit ofthe country, but to prevent any action for relief. The Courier and Enquirer is daily occupied in this laudable occupation. A few days since it contained the follo: Paragraph in relation to the proposed exchequer is sues :— The consequence of this must be to greatly lessen th. circulation ot the banks if not entirely to break th down. The amount of notes issued by the Exchequer would not, clearly, be sufficient without the aid of the noterof the banks, to supply the wants ef the country ; d independent of the ruin that must accrue to thou- nds by tI ilure of the numerous banks now in good credit, the emount of circulating medium would be di- minished toan extent which would be rly compen- sated by the safety that would be insured to the individ. nal holders of the specie notes. This paragraph is the progeny of a desire to combine the bank influence against the bill, as well as an utter ignorance of the practical operation of the issues. The Clay projet of a National Bank, with credit ivsues, would inevstaly break down the banks, because such a circu- ate Jation would come in competition with that of the banks, drive it in, and ruin the most profitable part of their bu- siners. On the other hand, the dollar for dollar iseues of the exchequer would not come in competition with, but would become the basis of the bank issuer. The exche. ‘ aleat for specie, and would be retained as such by the banks asa quer istues would in every respect be the eq basis, instead of the precious metals, According to the last repert the banks held about $35,000,000 of specie. If y into the exchequer, $90,000,000 of this should find its wa in addition to $10,000,000 more now hoarded up, an equi- valent of $40,000 000 of bills would be issued, of which $10,000,000 oF $12,007,000 would be taken up in the ex. the sub stratum of their iseues, in the pri and joint exchange o! more safe and profitable. The banking «ffi tion to banking were closed by the Sheriff on the 9.b inst, viz: the Atchafalaya, the Orleans, and the Ex- chonge. The President of ;the former, Mr. Breedlove, as also,Mr. Yorke, of the Exchange, resignod, and the paying teller of one of the banks absconded, leaving a deficiency of near $160,000 in his accounts, the over drafts of himself and friends. When the Exchange Bank was closed by the Sheriff, the assets found were— $4625 3,920 8,545 in cirewlation ex. mene lotes of other Banks —and it is stated the not»s of the ban © -ed $60,000. The Merchants’ has utterly‘failed. The Improvement Bink hae p-titioned for a *pecial law togo into liqnida. Jaw , are the City, Union, Louisiana, Canol and C Ane nore IT oe aD 7 and shall wo, themathers of men, formed after the imoge of that ‘a doctor stand by and pre- Indiana 5's fell } per cent; [llinoia 6's 4; Ohio 6's 4; Harlem }; Mo- hawk {; Long Island 2 per cent; Delaware and Hudeon d percent. Sales ofbills on Philadelphia} a; United States Treasury Notes 1} a3} discount; sales at 2} dis- changes, end the balance return to the banks, to become manner that the bills of the Bank of England are the basis of the stock issues. The perfect facility of ‘d by the exchequer would strengthen and support the banks, and make a legitimate business in New Orleans have reached a crisis, Those banks that rejected the new law in rele tion. Ther maining banks thet have not accepted the mer ciel. Suits bad been commenced egainst all these, md probabiy ere this they ere closed. This would leave the following banks in operation, viz:— Cap paid up. Carrollton 1,949.250 Citizens 667 Loumwiana State Aggregate capital of the banks closed and proceed- td against by banking capital paid up Cap paid up Cansolidsted 2,398,000 Gis Bank 1,854 455 Mechanics & Tra. 1,938,3% $16,994,902 2,716 312 $41,711,214 This amouat was distributed as follows :— Held in Europe “ether States « Louisiana The following Fa & Banke £ “ Cente we ve. pro , Bathol Losuits® ana State Ble Bank Atchafilaya Bank Total ‘The following is adetailed statement of the bonds a 41,737 691 table of the cepital of all the banks, designoting those to which State bonds were issued, and the amounts so issued :— Banx Caritat ov New Onveans. State Bonds Iss° 8,000,000 5 p 2,004 000 5 pr et. 1,800,000 Spr ct. 150,000 § pr. ct. 7,000,000 § pi 84 $18,954,000 sued by the State to the banks and corporations :— Bonps Issvep my State oF Lo Do. 690,000, Conse lilated 2,004 000 Mech’s & Tra’s Union Bank 1 1,608 000 Dra’g Co." 50,000 & Nas, RR. 200,000 Dnount Payable sooave "thas 600,000 1849 ama. Object of Tague. Where held. pay m’tot av’k, in Murope. in aid, “ paym’t of st. “ in aid. “ “ for stock. aid. The aggregate loans and discounts, with the protested paper heldat different periods, was as follows :— . Dec 1832. Dec.1833. Jan.1840. Jan. 1842 Total loans 52,407,152 45,598,568 46,391,956 89,756.941 Proteated paper 2,888.279 3,110 518 19,332 6 340,230 The condition of the assets may be best judged from the fact that during the pressure from February, 1837, to December, 1839, there were protested $11,748,061 of pi per; of that 1,397,618 was pail, and $7,230,925 was re- newed for periods varying from six months to eight years. The balance, $3,110,518, remained in suspense Probably there and renewable paper, and eannot be realized. re obliged to close up, the que! now one half of the assets renewed If, then, lon of State ween in the case of the correspondence between Peters and Governor Roman in relation, to the railroad bonds, it is likely to be one of difficulty. Ala- bama is tottering on the same precipic nd will soon go down. Inthecaseof the New Orleans banks, the gua- rantee of the mortgegesof the stockholders to secure the bomds amounts to very little. That property received its value mostly from the paper inflation of which it was the basis. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 58 56 56 830 87 1" 5000 Indianaat’g bonds 181 2000 do dollarde sthw ¢o hy do sthw 19) 2000 do sthw 19 40 shas Chemical Bank 81 i 250 Farmers 2 105 Ohno Life & Trust 46 1675 Long Island RR 52} 2 z SESE. 200 dp bio 62} 2500 do thw 5. 109 do #10 1200 do &@ 100 Stonirgton 135 Canton Co 10 Mohawk RR ado 3 = do 16 “4 15 100 Harlem RR 1 lem 100 do 100 do 15 do Second Board. 25 Long Is!and RR a 25 Del & Hud £100 do no thw 90} Cattle Market. Beeves are a little higher this week, but we notice no change in sheep or cow: There were the usual number of beef cattl number of sheep, and an increased supply of cows and calves. All the mutton was sold, but not all the beef. ‘The prices for beeves ranged from $4,50 to $7,25 a hun- dred weight, for cows and calves from $20 to $39, and / sheep from $2 to $5 50 each. ——_—_—_ Married, On Sunday evening, 20th inst., by the Rev. John Lind- sey, Mr. Ronert L. sexs, both of this city. ‘unnure to iss Exizapetu Pa Ia Church, on Sunday evening, 20th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Hardenbergh, M! M. Dovazass, doug’ New Orlean: ir. Heway Lamy to Miss Esasa of the late Francis Douglass, of Last evening, of consumption, Cornenivs H. Gorts- Benorn, Principal of the Grammar School attached to Cosambia Cellege, ed 23 years. He lived and died to the entire satisfaction of his bereaved parents and ds and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, from the house of his father, John G. Gottsberger, 15 Chambers street. On Sunday morning at 2 o'clock, Ergawor, wife of Thomas Swail. The friends and sequaintance of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral this afternaon at 3 o'clock, from No. 2 Walker st. On the 2ist inst., of consumption, Maritpa, wife of Treadwell Lewit of her brother ed 25 yi The friends and acquaintances of the fe Edward and Wil! spectfully invited to attend her funeral thi re. and those Im, are re: ftarnoon at 4o’clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Ja- cob H. Gumble, 49 Mott st., without further invitation. Week! Report of Interments in the City and County of New York, from the 12th day of March. ig42, to the 19th day of March, 1842. 31 Mea—39 Women—{7 sasEs—Apoplexy 4; Morbus 0; Cancer 0) Ce D vea 5; De Death from n throat Khe 1p Spitsl dive (Ga 1; Spinal dis 1, Sumall Fox 8; Seroful B, Ulceration of throat 1; 6. forme 0. s—Of 1 and under, 30; betweent etn 10.3.) 10 and 20 and 30. 21 29; 5 and 0, ry 8—39 Gi Asthma 0; Asphyxy 2; Absce Bleeding 0; Bleeding (rom stomach 0; Burned or gcalded 0; (aaualtieg a y ‘olie 0, Consumption 23; bility 0; Delirium tremens 1; Poon i 5 or or Pines Venerad: Mortification’; Mallorma Meas 4 1 A WALTH, y Inape-tor's Office, Mareh 19, 1842. ‘owas 156, from °: Cholera infan 1: Choke disease of he: 116; freland 21; England Molland 0; British Poa- ortugal 0; Germany 5; Russia 1; Italy 1; 3 Hospital §} Fever Hog: Blackwell's I-lacd 4; Sima'l New Jersey 25 hes: 9, City Inspector. Qt hf dot H ray RC Fi RV SS Foreign Importat: M0 ee cere aermeny 4 hd: sweet do iF eke B20 ge do Faicns Tb ux Canary Islands ‘asa—| Wola 12 bee almond Bota rae dante snag 8012 asintle 9 Ihde B De Forest & “Mot Siem ij bay water Thompeun & Adame Ske Barbier=17 demijohae ip Ca hariue—M Pin‘erton, lady and child; ingsbury, Kobt F Miss Mary Ann 1 Huot, JG Bedell, hompson—20 ir soul go 1k 8 oe, ti 14178 bxh x8 blooms 200 do lemons Pe Domestic Importations, Co vat aaron Ship Catharine= 55 tea $0\hf do rice Laffan & Reamo d tea tla & eo—187 Lisher—25 4 Burne, Hayes Koo. Leverieh—60 Poirier & bales entton pA Caney Fi 4: aunerett mco--38 : kya N Lockwood—6 LM Wiley Freres—se Bs aber Bier ithe a, Judking: ra, Hashen Acadia, Rynie + G Weatern, Hosken-- + . The mail steamer Dee, Orum, is the next due from the W: Indies. Toronto, Griswol Weatmitiater, joore, LIVERPOO!. New York, Cropper, Sid lons Cobo, April | © snbcidge, Barstow, HAVRE: z WavRe Burgundy, Wotten, Mar. 24 Baltimore, Fusck, Jan.19} Ba timore,Funck, April! Rhone, Johnston, Feb 2| Emerald, Howe, Aprils We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessels arriving here, wit! give to Commodore Bassett, of our news schooners, a report of ppiog left at whe port whence they sailed, the vessels a on their pass nd a list of their cargo. Commodore Bassett will board th mediately on the arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way. OK Ship Anson, Barkman, Charle: tton—Bark Ap: 5o.—Brigs New Or Sciota, (Br) Caldwell Bulkley, Savannsb.— Bermuda, R J, G&S Laurie; Madis Schr Weymouth, Couch, Richmon Arrived. Ship Catharine, Berry, 5 diys from Charleston, cotton, to G Barc Harmony, Macoduck, from Malaga, Jan 28, f were, tof Harmony & Co. Lefc brigs Globe, Beech Palermo, 3 da; Padang, Howard. for Montevideo: 10. 16th inst. Lit 40 36, lon 6930, spoke bark Bame, from Portsmouth for Mo- bile, 2day# out. “The H. has had hewvy gales from the west- ward nearly the whole pass-ge; on the 11th and 12t rienced a dreadful gle und heavy snow storm from NW. Swedish bark Gustaf Wasa, Arfridaon, 33 daye from St c D 41, Daria, ke, te Boorman Johogon & Co ‘ York. Left no American Rebseca € Fisher, Fisher, 15 daya from Guayama, PR. » for gurar, to master, Le’t brigs Watson, Donnelly, and Frances Eilen, Berry, wig cargo—aud others before reported. britieh bag Ano, Lovett, 14 days from Turks Island, with 7009 bushels salt to G& J Laurie. Lett brig - ‘of Balti- ust arr from Barbadoeg, the only Americ t eseel. BATE George, Kure, 5 days from Charleston, cotton, to Geo ulsiey. Brig Seaman, Milton, § days from Fredricker, Ga. with 5000 egal te A Beuson. y Sohr Ofallenge, Park, days from Wilmington, NC. with 1500 bble turpen:ine to Woodhull & Miuturn. Sailed in co. with brig Barfi e, Griffin, for Stovington. : Sche Sam! K Paynter, Holland, from Havre de Grace, iron to Caswell & Murcock " sige Schr Two Brothers, Richardson, from Washington, NC. na- val stores, to Mi'cheil & & Co. ichr Boston, Bradley, 4 days from Madison, with mdse, to the master. Schr Joseph, Bourne, 3 daya from Norfvik,: master. j Below. One ship, two briga. General Record. Packer sir Hexpaicx Hupson, for London is detained until to-day. Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s, and will close at 1t o'clock this morning. Baitist scur Exteracn, which was cut throw; ‘and suok in th: th of Jan raised. She is nearl; a Suir Enrrnon-We see it tated in the New Orleans Bu!- Tetin of the 11th inst that the Emperor, from soston for Hava- na, before report her cargo. ‘The captain and part of the crew, ant so! ¢argo were taken off by a brigantine buun! to frankli ‘The captain remained at Frauk!in to dispose of the cargo saved; shes e or tne hip’s crew arrived at New Orleans in the steamer e 5 Scun Eorsiin & Sanan, of Greeubuak. which was eapsizea ina equal cn the 14th iuet was failenin on the 18th, eight Ect Barnegat, by the New Jersey t boat Commer: and towed to this city. Her crew reached the re in the bi ny cargo, chareoal,had been washed out, aud both her masts lost. Sir Steruen Piitiirs, lost ou her passag> from Boston to Havana, was insured in Boston for $24,(00 phe hada quantity of empty hhda, which were ingured (or $1000. 7 Seuln Fonntstan—The cargoand most of the freight money Forresler of Hampden, condemned at Narsau, were in- to the amount’ of upward of $8000. 7 1¢ Norfolk Herald conteins a description with by Capt Kobingnn, wh It is probably part of of Portland, Capt Mitchell, from New. ‘ork, which struck on Rouud Shoal, south of ne Hatterae, on the hight of the a6th, Jan, and shortly after sunk in about $0 feet water. The captain, era and crew Were taken off at the time and carried into Norfolk. ‘Whalemen,. Srommatox, Mar 19—Arr Thos Williams. of Stoningtot fm New Zeal snd, with 3000 bbls 011,250 ep. Spoke Novae art mata, NL.2400 wh. ‘The Armata spoke the d-y Williams, NL wh fap. Spoke Nov 15, Helvetia, Hud- son, 2000 wh 800.89; 16th, Warren, of Warren, 2000 wh 200 ¢p.— ‘Lhe Warren reports st Peter, Nov 3, wating one whale. Spok: . Hollybnsh, of Neweastle Me, § days fm Savannah for Mar aique, Caroline, Richmond for Bremen, March 16. Foreign Ports. Havana, Mar 9—In port, Mogul, Norma, C Colon, Rapid, d, and Axis, (rom NYor mohun Roy, and Cocheeo: ean & Sarah, Ayano, aud Hellespont, Wilmington; us fm Bwth, \dj Russia; Jame der, fm Li WH Pacific, New Orleans; Delia,trom To. aaco for New United States Ports. Hantronp, Mar 18—Cld J Brick, Philadelphia. New Haven, Mar19—Arr Pauthea, Porto Rico. PHILADELPHIA, Mar 21—Arr Fio NOrleans; America, Buenos Ayres; Hearistta, Bordeaux; Pearl, Boston; Wm Fenn, Pomprer, Eastport; deme M Justice. Attakapas: Margaret St Johu NB; Lagrange, Richmond. Cid Russell, ton. PueDERIcKsnon, Mar 18—Arr Frquimaux, Harvest, Mary Clark, and Heary, NYork. Nosrorx, 17—Arr Mary Jane, NYork; Rival, Matan- tas. Ia Hampton Roads, Alice, from NYork, bound up James River. Sth, Charles. Plymouth; Garland, Connecticut — Below, bound up,tRival, fm Matarzas Iu Hampton Roads, Athens, from James River bound to Glasgow. Sid Francis apis. Baitimore; fim Hampton Roads, hWw'Tyh i, Cowes Cid Canton, Weet Indic ‘he, Aretioc, bound to Baltimore corn, to the en |, will be a total loss, together with part of of the Z. > Was spoken yesterday off the Capes, by the pilot boat Vir- ni eed o ato, NC. Mar 16—Arr do; i do; Tioga, 4 idener. 'Cld ‘Har izabeth, Hiva: , Julia, and © vl Cid 1th, Sarsh & Abigail Sih. Woles, Boston: Bediords d ‘Atiaconda, NYork; Chatham, Bosteu; 31 dors Hi 16h. NYo CHARLasToN, Mai NYork; Thora, Fall Talley rand, Bost — Arr Carihage, Portemouth; Char! iver. Cld Cantou, Gut of Mexico. Sid . Mar 5—Arr Feb 26, Love, H: . Havana, Ann Eliza, NYork;*Mar | NYork, Lyons, Ha NYork. Cid Feb 26, Pio) Mary ‘Mobiie; |, Caspian, AY. jive auntless, (Br) from do d>; Venelia, (Br) for do, ldg; Frances do; Robt Burns JH Cheney, weg; 1; Cornelia,do; rool, di Hobomolsfes Providence Mosier’, "'ari0—( ld lease Newton, Liv Lady of the Lake.Havana. Arr 0 W Hall, Cedar Keys, Uld gh, Ellen Bryeon,for Liverpcol. Arr Commerce, from Provi- New Onceaxa, Mar 8—Cld Hewrs, NYork; Venice, Boston; Choctaw. do. Cid 10th, Tower, NYork Art Mount'Veruon, Boston; Damascus, 'm Tell, Messina? Plato, iT ida, Liverpool; Tus- ryan, Ve Rebecca RTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. THESE mgs hy . from country =f We pereeive, to ibe obtsined in this tinervent_on the Inat colurauof fourth YEATOES —Tie Baigace of a choice lot re 4 perahip Emerald, from Havre, fur sale low, ia to amit purchase Apply on board at Pier 13, Kast River. maa att PJAVANA SEGARS —PeTen GILSEY, 566 droadw-y, and 32) Bowery, formerly kept by Mr. P. Muuos. te leave to mform the sinking public that they will always fiad, stores, a well aele sof the fivest brands of and Principe SEGARS at wholesale and retail; and fiat rate article and friendiy treatment can tom, he hopes to receive a targe share of TO SPORTSMES =Valuable Worta, just teccived, the ‘subseriber. a % { The Sportaman’s Repository; a series of highly finished engravings, representing the Horse and the Dog, ou 4to, boarde.. British Field Sport:s—embracing Practyeal Instructions jn Shooting. Huntirg, Coursing, Cocking, Fishing, We. Me. rol. 8¥0. Fre Field. Book; or Sports and Pastimes of the British Inlans 9, with H fool vol. loti two treaties on Angling, end loth. by T. B. Johnson, with splendid Hore 1, Beat volume. samo, elor! OMUND BALDWIN, 102 Brow ma Steod 0d stu sete HARDWARE, CULLERY, GUNS, &e. W. STIES & CO, are now openig their apring ator sot to be undersold & aie ents atterny, Patt pew baumeticd; Shelf Har lwares 1 NOW IN PORT AND IN apo double barrel Guus, from 500 vitg'e i 7 to , * ¢ 10 $20 pair. Le RN teen, Qunsmith’s m tervals of all ands for altering and mapefac turing grime, bege, powder flasks, percussion caps, ke. Ke. Rporiman\tar leo eter = posh Aliens Selfecocking we thegreaies! moJern impr ivement im fire erms— tan be discharged in three ecconds, with the use of one hand only— wholesale and rea di BAND REL AIH i t for the aa’e e's where. ELL OUT— Tand th of the Weree TEevpgrdster Wqaas Nec,s'besre: sales of Dials streets willbe sold cheap. aa ihe present owuer ia going '@ aia “ ‘emiere mia ind’ TY: A¥PIY on the pint SPANGLAT. ong led, about 14 years, tes ~ pectable Master Me " 3 id has received & good plain ote byes) For particulars pease apply at 18 Pearl street. ™ THOMAS Bek. 2 finn and 118 Pultonstrects.) PARK THEATRE. “ 1113 EVENING, March 21—The perforinauce wid cors- SHE WouLD AND’ SHE WOULD NOT. Pon$Manuel Chippendale | Don Octavio Whveatle” > follows per phip rpool, (ronsigned: to order) reight.aud attend to the re ¢ Dow Philip _ Frederiens | Placide 3 cases of Merchandise egtings. popar; Hypolita ‘a : i! eae “3 f detoth,ix |v her Bry Piacide) io tee Simpkins _ Clark a8 . . superfine broadcloth, # Christ acide | Ju ioe Simpkins e pin eget eer 2 patiinets and vest pat: | Felix Fugees 7 Fisher | Doolittle Bellamy Mra Wheatley. it 60 cents : Gallery 25 conta CHATHAM THEATRE. aye THIS EVENING, March 22d—The performance will com- meuce willy ABELARD AND HELOISE. at See °S GLOVER & MeMURRAY. met 100 Pine street. 12(() ELEGANT PLANTS AT AUCTION —1 1200 Berar atecat: wlll bs Seta. a); Auction splendid collection of Greeu House Pianta, alin bloom. com prising an exteosive assortment of Mont':ly Roses, Callas ‘Penelope Stark aadles, 20 ds choeolat i Bove the, T pieces fine white satin atripe 1% lawn, 100 doz stockings. 50 doz Also, 50 Linvis Also. 80 picces Buffal. ¢ pao linen drilling, 0 pieces | glove Also, suspeaders and lever watehes, ke. faney articles, 2 splended patent Cactus Baivie: Splesding Jernnics, Oh Myrtle, Lemon WEDN#SDAY. bela 1d | Ma Ke, Ke. Also 1000 Peach Trees. JOHN B. GLOVER. Also, the balance stock of choice furniture, by virtue of a THE WibOWs TiCTIM. _man itt Dh by va Pn eH Tinsel John, Seftow | Mc Twitter Hle aN ‘Adjpursed Waetinn’ oF The Merrhasis Gis Masten 40,20 first rete scfae,16 rocking chairs, 6 doa parlor do; 2 Jane Chatterly i sph tieas Mrs Thorne wipe others. will be held at the Shaksoeare Hotel, corner THURSDAY, FALLS OF CLYDE. ittiam ood Duan recta, on Wednesday evening, at half | gate of sofas, chairr, cttomane, di pianofortes.and other | Edwerd Enfield ‘Hield | Lindley Meatayer past seveno'slock, March 3. 9° ypluable arvictén in the hourekeepin at 16, o'clock, in Ellen Enfield Mise Mratayer neg ge (SiRMed) ChaRtes BARTLING. See OM THURSDAY. 29:h met. dd -Furnitnre Sale—At i9 o'clock wil! be wold, the elegant fur- ure contained in the hovse,753 Broadway, 10 close the cs. late of the late David Graham, Exq. TUESDAY, April Sth LANA BONDS.—WANTED to fill an order, F Jndinaa Sterling, or Do!lar Bonds, of the following dates and numbers :— EKLL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. NING Marcy 22——The performance will com- arc THIS EV. wence with Da'ed 1883 from No, 1 to 100 t 10} o'clock, at No 3 Franklyn et. : CINDERELLA, a ie foe i Ito a 5 ner cent Ereeant furniture. Prince Perseverance rom } 1to12 lo t B ¥ we wale of Cloths, « XZ “1836 from No. 1 to 2286 do A Gee hee ANat Wet. i i ma ‘ieee . VAg7 from No. 1401 te igi do take place this day, ia the large roo wn and 118 Fulton THe Home a from ¢ Unt toa. rH rr aden found worthy pai Wily Wales Mit elt | Tom Cu P, bana a he ‘alter rom eto 8888 SP Rothechits, | AUCTION NOKICE=R WO conclude witn ben 1 to 1000 Mf Be Rothechitd Broil his Morni 8 | reen Horo, PIQUED: WITH THE TURT nibs Ms iway, corver Dus ors, eegare, ‘ke. | Green Horn, ralam | Prince Riquet, 18 fom “to 140 Sper cent cauneting ot ld Made cnt, tncanes and by | oS Raley Ting Toes, ay Lakellte Caleta” oe PBR D. Mle Sh oa he demijohn, W. Heidric ‘and other choice | _Admission—Di le Scents, Upper bor ‘Sony Sr eaeenigee ee ‘Champaigne. Li Julien, other Claret, French cents. Priv: $s. 94 6 percent N. be J 0.19 Wall st, B.—$500) State Bank Ilinois wanted, at 50 cents rag 22 sorted; Preserves, Absy nthe, Sraudy and Gin, by theieaak and ie demijolins, Also, 3 pipes Swan Gi c cRIC UskU in, to which the attention of hotei AMERICAN MUSEUM ker 8 and dealera are foviled. a i ‘ Corner Broadway and Ann street, — Alao, a choice lot of imported Havana, Princize, Pelon and Under the M utof Mr. P. T. Barna SEBRI othey branda—Segars, old and fue, beaides a variety of other | VERY DAY “AND EVENING Tuts WERK ae oe ds | a ts fi 22 1 meneing Monday. Mareh 14. The M PRCes tye. fever teed To all rate erent it | NY OTTCE—Honschold Purnivare at No. 12 Thompson | for ‘one week. a enmp RMIOKS at impor'hnee Wao in ee ple aateetRIEL (he ARCULARIUS will sell on Wed their SQUAW, who heshibet h sey . > | nesday morniog, inst., at 10 9’clock, the ure - | ceremonies, il/us) ive of cir re a = Poblish the folowing Reatorative | frined im. the Mouse 'No.132 Thompaon street, consieting of Worship and thanks; ng dance 4; nba Cores nasa three ply eazpo'ay vil cloths, tnahmgany’ chairs the life of ©: the murder of iv i { your request, I have exam ined the medi- forts, chiundelabras, lamps, wardro ae vee FANT steads. beds,’ aud bedding, tog 5 3 t Cordial is composer, and ent of kitchen furniture and utens: have no hesita- the unrivalied. ter’ orovoking C 4 ier ane eyed aye, wa pete hgh wate Semmens pau Ear faci ong Fra 5 v the attention of hi the popular vocalist, ia engaged. NIAGARA F oe aneneer en teal water; PNEUMATIC HAILROAD: ALMINOLADT, FANCY GLASS BLUWING, Grand’ Cosmoriiaa, an Yours, &e. P PRATT, M.D, No. 98 Liberty street. I concur 1 the above recommendation of Dr. Pratt 1 $ BOYD, M. PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY and inter diate places, daily at five o'clock, P | Eve, to curiouitiee, jOMAS BOX : M.,from the ‘Pier between Courtlande and | ‘Asplondid day performance takes place every Wednesdoy ng's Rest vrati old'at ios Patent sie SOUTH AMERICA, d oa ita lero 0 ¢ ERICA, Cay jiard, drmittan 2 chile i $1 per bottle. m2? im* this (Tuesday) afternoon, at Prati renee leaves as above, Admittance to the whole 2 cents—children half price. treet, for the the commodious steamboat R, Capt. St. tolen from No. 3 College mai 21 “STE John, leaves as above, to-morrow (Wedueaday) afternoon, at five o'clock, 30 be p DIY recovery of the Cloak face, on the a8th of February, —G. H. HILL, Comedian, havi uthern four, will have the honor eturned from hi a SOCIETY LIBRAR y a CAT a6 ban he above boats are new and substantia’, furmshed «on the m-nv ers, customs, pecuharitien, Wis re mr onene elegant. State Rooms, and forap-ed aud accommodat : New Englancers, at the Society Library, Wedues: t - are unrivalled on tl ude ing, March 23, 1812. E. K. It will intreduce a great number of charan tic They have met the approval of the in Europe one Am A. c 56 South st. RING’S VERBENA CREAM rt . L jermediate places only. AGAIN TRIUMPHANT. SWALLOW Calin Attention Ninirahiorh ior ot HE true test of the exquisite merits of Rinz’s Verbena | thie (Tuesd ft Mi 22, at 0 acs mai 3t Gr-am ia fuily borne ont by’ the fret pre diploma | the sieabo Bier, Tae a Catdaat arate °eleek from | ORAL. INSTRUCTIVE RECKRATIVE A. N. B—This boat fi ¥ on, For. pastage or {reight, apply on board, or to mat 4 PG. SCHULTZ, ron the Wharf, m22 's tickets. 50 cent d atthe Society Library = ; FO® ALAANY. and 1 tickets, 95 cents being egiin awarded by the judges atthe Atnerican Institute F rheid at Niblo’s. The loog+r this celebrated shavii knowa, and the more extensively cit has been fitted up with elegant State 13} FERAT AMUSEMENTS. Saray eNeaner mers —To the inhabitants of the principal citi TOWING—The pew Steamboat JACOB | IN towns of New Youk, Penntylvanra, Conndedeut ithane BELL, Captun Richard Yates. built ex- | Island, Massachusrtts. New Lamoahire: Maiwe, presaly for the pu pose of towing vessels in SIGNOK HERVIO NANO, aud cut of the harbor, isnowp-e, ared todo soat the shortest | ‘The justly celebrated and naturall endowed Metempaycho- he |. whore i y fie: NOtdeg. received at the offing of W.N.&'T.M. Dougherty, | Babboon.Fiy, Ke, has been the delight ot the eee, oe Ng 7g South street, cor. Maiden Lane a his intention, during the coming eummer — f e ting apy one it the above Boat orewners oan he ong, Holunde “Olvmpiot ne the, Chase FOR NEW OKLKANS—Louimana and New | Ely splendid Band of M with ffi- York ne—-Regulir Packet April—The | cient umber of artistes t9 make the entertainment superior to fast sailing pecket ship LOUISA, Captain Mul: bap dares Rios offered. A 8 o consist of a Metempeychosian Baziar flight of Fa called the GNOME FLY, in which Biguor HERVIG 4 “America and Europ>. to. Se. Ae ‘onstantly increasing demand ia 4 kource of proud safaction that the proprietor has accomplished what thou- Sands have been for years attempting. vizi—on “Fmolwnt American shaving soap.” which, lor eure, Comfort, aud ccotos my,eannot be suryaseed either at home or abroad. Shaving—Ring’e Verben Cream fv a moat capi- talarticle, Itean be had at $8 Fulton street Wet facet Sa it and found it very superior. It softens the beard and makes n as gentle as maguetizing. m the Bostou sraveller—A pril. 1849.] Cxvam—Thia new Shaving Comoound is now PNT TraAea or cessed ine acisaidld Naished passage Sr reyght or pane having splendid feriahed accommoda : trons, 1 foot of Wall street or to NANO. will embod Bi well smo1 g toneorial pro E. K. COLLINS & CO, s6Southat, THR GNOME! iss Great care wit be taken to have the goods by this line cor. THE SABEQON Pox it j agent in New Orleans, Jag, K. Woodruff, who will prompt: ; ACMAN IH) ‘cf the old ly, forward all goods to hin addeean Meeycham, the Queen of the Per ‘Mad. Hervio Nano itis fragesnt to the sense, toftes: | The packet ship LOUISVILLE, Cart Hunt, will suc Ta be fallow ceed the Louia, and i the 10ch April, her regul mai a great destroyer of freckles ‘or sale wholesale and retail by C. H. RING, Ch mut and Droggit 53 Fulton street, N.Y. ited consisting of Pianoforte Ki S—Regular Packet —The FOR MARSE. CLE! Grand 8 in D J. AT) aI ae lo iO ei eg FON A SHUR Case be eam Pecket THe | 1_Grand Souato in B «++ +» + J. N.Hummed neater a seat at ohare CA Gein he prasasa | onthe —_ becribers purvose dispatching a Ship punctually on the lst day of each month during the venti Meott Goods seut te the au racribers for f. rwa: ding will be dispatehed NEW SERIES—Vor 1— valuable illustrated work has just % y : _ 8. Thalbe: THE PENNY MAGA iments. w beer The first volume of thi ! f the distress a received. free of a'y other than the charges actually incurred upon wreck of Perouse. with eherat pul pacaiae feature of 1 t them. The Ships have very comfortable cabin accommode- in which Eiguor Hervio Nano cription of uatrations. . tions. For freight or passage, apo! . Mdm Hervio Naxo, Iv te - 8, for December, 1°41, D & HDNCKEN, ; Agents, ous of making summer emente iM sw j-cta—"' The | m 2 9 Tontine Burlding. rticulars by applying, (ost poid) to the eae rower of London.” with splendid iliwv ration, as if appeared FOR DIVERPOOL—New Line—RegutarFacket | Signed atthe Branch Hotel oy Bowens Ate) oaks, woaer Be wintery Fine alka vine at te Conk 012th March—The splendid packet ship ROSCIUS, |» mis Imi HERVIO NANO. pare ‘oxch F act og” A Mnintartoneigtsies ite telone aes See de Collins of “1100 tons, will sail T ERS have the honer 10, announce (hat wild for 184 ing toreceive the volune for 1842, will ‘orf reight or passage navingaccommodations unequalled give a Grand Vocal Concert, at the Society Library, ‘ 4 meg for | Tuesday evening, March 22, 184d, when they will Beste forward (he nat 0 eS BALDWIN, eiriaT oF comfort apply om board, at Orleans wharf,Cootot | their native costime of the T)ro!, and sing some of (heir sont Si Meet St Ne Jes Broadway. ihites af Bs COLLINS & CO.56Southstreet 30 cents, to be hadat the Mus'c Stores, and sl the rice of fe Siov. ‘ COAL AND COLDS. The packet ship’ S1DDONS, Captain C. B. Cobb of 1000 t eaght o’cleck 3, lately from Eu in ita highest branches gins and in the ee, of the atrai mai 2t* ype, Professor of the art ol ives instructions in Fe n- ht, crooked and Turkish Hunting Knife, Musket and Bayonet, Staff, and every tons. will succeed the Roscius, and sail 25th April, her regu- tar day. engers may re!y upon the ships of this line sailimg punc- tuaily as advertised, m7 extreme milduesa of the weather of late, although it may have proved disast trade, has by no m: diminish, COUGHS AND COLDS. Many are now sick in tis city from disorders acquired by FOR LIVERFOOL—Regular Packet of the a5th | species ot wenpoun SLIGHT EXPOSURE. —The splenpd Packet Ship ROSCIUS, | SPEER OL weapons. | The siti ediaky oftindecae pug a Cal i wil tes daa tched for fotd i For particulars. enquire at 505 Pearl atreet, mil im* ‘ EASES HOAKHOUND CANDY, which"has acquired au enviable celebrity tor its invariable efficacy in the cure of AlL CLASSES OF PULMONARY AFFECTIONS. Tc is knows by ite Fruits i regular day. Her accommodations for Cabin, im and Steerage ee era are unsurpassed by avy’ For pass to PMIOHN HERDMAN, 1 South atreet, GYMNASIUM. TOL GALLERY. PIS goud works testily for il—it | _N.B—Paseage from any part of Great Britain and Ireland. ESSR8_ HUDSON & OTTIGNON respectfully in thrives only by the «xtraordinary. cures ria Liverpool, per. weekly opportunities can at all times be form the gentlemen of New York, that they have fitteg T HAS ACCOMPLISHED. cured, and Drafts furnished for any ainount, payable through- | up a GYMNASIUM at the corner of Chambers street fold wholeaale and retul at 45 Divioion at, cay ig | Seth 1 Kingtom, by applying ax above. m 0” | Broadway. and it is now cpen for the rec on of visitors. wen envelope of the lorehound Candy is LINE OF LIVERPuuL PACKais itution is of the first order complete in every sigued Joho Pease & Son, 45 Divinion street. i a spd BSin, | respect for {he purpose of Athletic hiereisce. . * i ie $ parrig Lersons given Rushton & Aspinwall, No. 10 Astor House, 110 Broadway, mnowrn. feat suilion, packet ship 20} PaeeteaH 20 | ‘Terme moderate, “Open day and eve _mt im? a8 iam ate oa F her regular day. DAGUERWEOTYPE—The We just recenved Hart, 978 Broadway; Walsh. 995 B eadway; Smith. 233 are all 1C00 tons burthen and upwards, and off r for sale a complete assortment of Dagucrreoty pe per ¥ Chastery, 140} Bowery; Brombush & Young. accommedations for cabin, second cabin and sleerage | Plates of srecllent quallay achromatic lenses, together with fo. 111 Varick #1; Aguew 300 Hudaon street; Owen, No.5 | Panengersit te well i rior to any other line of | hypo sulphite of soda, and the new accelerating substances, Sixth Avenue; Wilson & (0. corner of Hubert & Greenwich | Packet, reons wish berths, would do well to | such as chloride of goid, chloride of iodize, broumine, and 1D: i A. Pa 165 Greetwich st; Moreton, corner of | make early application 'd foot of Walt street, or to structions ag to the manner of using them. corner Church and Chamber at; & J.T. TAPSCOTT. Ls. ton 8 Med coruer - jerry a... eatin i Re F aint weak olin, a 49 South street. 34M jane, a) stairs. , + ersans jirovs of rendi: for their friends to come o ut of the Con ° ‘the | Ria ‘Atoany; Davall, 29 Broad 46, | from the olacountey, cat bare them brougit out in the: Ree: Ofee ot Pearl a he Ua tee en ter postu wi be punctnallyatended a lus, pF any of the regular line, on very reasonable terme, New Youx, March 15, 1842, 7 iN, 4! PEA N B.—Country Merchants wishing Pease * dy, cam obtain it at the manufacturers, ‘Horehound z ra, vt the lowest prices by sending a order to any Merchaut ia’ this city, with whom they have dealings. ishing to remit money a, € ya yable on di mand, in all the ‘itain and Ireland by applying as abor pursuance to a circular received from my Government, hereby make it krown to all whom it may concern, that Imperial Majesty has taken into his hich consideration, the subject of Emigration, and will facilitate and promote the introduction of industrious and free labourers into the Ei ire, Tam therefore directed to give HERS. —F The bul | land. paraparta, free of charge, OTICE TO TILOTS AND MASTERS OF VES- excellent order, havicg been recently re- raoue of good and industrious babits, who inay Won SELS.—In accord ince with Rev. tutes, Chap XIV. The situation, commandiog a view of the settle in Brazil, and who are not in circumstances to pay notice ia her by @: hat the Quarantine Laws apply to the arou P; regular fee therefor. matner by the Vice C more, Norfolk, Richmon following ver ; f 1. All veasela from a Foreign Port, having forty or more Passengers, or on board ol which, during the voyage or whilet the port of departure, amy peréin a: all have been sick, ar" gbetween the firet day of April and the first day of No- any } ear. 3 & between the thirty-first day of May, t Octobe: in any year. from any place, te wil also be piven, in the "in Boston, Philadelphia, Charleston, ‘aud New’ Or: LAIZ HENRIQUE FERRIERA D’A Acting Con, at les from the city, atages pase daily, id ata bargain. Half cash and half merchandize, or haif cash and hyIfcn bond and mortgag, *: Al form to let ortobe worked ¢n shares, of the sare ‘ion and same distance ‘rom New Yerk. A sober, dustrious colored man and wife would not be ot jected t Apply at 67 Greenwich strret. New York. "_ma3teod* th ordiuary ¢ from which they must pass to the PRINCK’S LINN AN BOCANIC.GARDEN and ath of Cape Henlopen. 4 eee NURSERIES —The new Ca‘alogues, with very re: . Ke. alao a fu 3 All vessels from any j lace (includirg islands) in Asia, duced prices, can be obtained gratis, at the office of the article required by flower makers. tries, or the Mediterranean, or fromeitner cf the West In- Ageut, No.70 Nassau atrect, and all orders ‘per mail, will re- French pattern hats, fine hat silka, and the novelties of the a, Bahams, Bermusa, or Weatern Istands, ceive immedi ite attention. Pars market, will be received by every Havre packet. ‘The above goods are for sale at reasonable ani uniform prices. by E. B. STRANG. sieraoen Tast, inor near | _ mis 8a Wi f in Amenca, {inthe ordi WM R. PRINCE, pase South of Geo: , March 10, 1842 m2? 3t and the fi DOGILOST—On funda: street, a large Setter olor White, with | | NOTHER SUSPE time of their depart during the roy: Ir iow spots, his ul ears yallom, CASH l'AYMENTS.. age auy case of any shall have oceur-ede arrivicg age tail, had a leather cellar ih betweenthe fiat day of April ant the frat day of November it RAE Wer ox Wiaetea teests ip tases tives tations Boat verns1 which, i where he will be most happy’ ‘ cust y favor AS. Jane, Appy ® ruIT such of hig friends bis old stock hee jirect from their the fourth clans e with a cal Staves, British GREAT WK “ERN EXPRESS lisposed of at auction in orler to give place to his present North Amer: id theuce to the port of New York FOR ALBANY, TROY, BUFFALO AND ly new, large, and varied assortinent ring goods between tie firs e and the firat day of October in MONTREAL selected from the London and Paris markets comprian any year, a the fivest and most fashionable ef Clotha, Carsimer-e, Vea 6. Every veasel arrivi the port of New Vork coatwis | Wf ESSR9. HARNDEN & CO., itd im, ke. e. 7 Y after the fiat day of Jase, which has been tothe West Ir with the Peoples’ Line of Steamboate, purchases havit made exclusively for cosh, he ie or America, svuth of tiedrgia shall be s-bject to th: Soum the publis Beet they, Ste pre bronce renens reduced prices on tha: golden system, a hiaself and customers of the ed therefrom. iad cash payfug community he solicits » continuanee of those fivoreso kindly bestowed during hit long career of business. NB. Naval and Military ke, ike.) made ia superior atyle. Mr Babcock contizues to assiat in the cutting depurtment, m5 lwie Swea PIANO FORTES TWILL’S MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT. —The promrie- tor of this bi shimen* invites the attention of the mu sical world to the extens Catal of New and Fashionable MUSIC, constantly eral On tus tables can b. found afl the standard Mas reat eaters of Ee a and nin on roug! eee, Harmony, Sing LGrammars and Klerweutayy Wks ame ‘are im-osed oa such vessels und:r similar. cir cumstances, that have «rrived direct at the port of New York. SID SEY DOANE. AM M.D. mai tApl_ Heslih Officer of Port of New York. YOU ARE REQUESTED TO READ THE FOLLOWING. FROM J.S BAKER, .. 8. e8 tEcoect with Pemeroy's Western Expres acer, ant with Jacob's Expr We aii office filted up exclusively for their own wwe ‘deck of exch b iat, containing an iron safe, sud ‘ne. comp nied by aspecial messenger. whoee berth is for the purp-se cf eslety and security to. money parcels, and the accommodation of their patrons They a'so are up an Express Meil for closes at No.3 street. at 4) o’rlock, ?. M. the business community the edvantage of mai‘ing le rs hourand a haltlater than at the General Post Office, and also immediate del F ceived at 3 Wall street until 4} o'clock, until the moment of starting. 2 Gace office in Troy ,228 River 3 Wall st. HARNDEN & CO, _ ‘Custom How a r ii Collector's 0 iy, whe Buffalo sud inter. - for Mon‘ real. nilorms, Ladies’ Riding Habite, al Seivatific Tost tion has been favored Circansia, for the ith a apec urpoRe of testing 1 ‘and reports +s followe:— We have minute y examined and tested Jones’ Oil of Coral and find that iteonssts of comp ands decidedly fa Fhurishing, sofenu., ciusing growth, euring giving aderk appearance to the oir, being the ostrecomacided by Me. Jones, which this society ty teue, and wy virtus thereof award Mr. Jones the nomial.” Signed, J. §. BAKER, F. R. §. I. Ports an street, Portman Square. Loadoa. sold at 82—unlexs you are careful of the right num atret, Price say 3. tie icevey. be cheates—82 Chitha shillmgea bottle. Bewar Gallons of Spermaceti Strained Oj], for Summer use. inetic n. jn ie les Wer beeen ret ee ag ee al me nd y t ne ate ere, or, Va hs Uaeed Beliverd ead te Gr leliversh tc ihe Bcomminiene: not be found at as he may require, in fron. bowtnd casks, ao cabsed Weslonnenche Povilla to betried and tectol before payment is made therefor. the greatest discoveries o| the prevent age, and oa lo EDWARD CURTI3, spedical Scieacn ext Fe coulilerd. he most ity Tanbhe mo ta 96 ate 4. Cott iscovery for disea “y pasiages.ae well asthe | —O-pARTNERSHIP NOTH idaeya aud ttalder absp'urely effcetnal i pee: | CGOqfARENERSHTE radical © a hort time, while the eri ev months! Ove dose cannot (ail to enlist ¢ | over de! r its favor, cut of the Re ot DONN™ hundre ne ‘| 'N. B—A handsome assortment of summer clothing, made it not‘one has been disappointed | 4 Nig inill be auld cheap for cmb. "ALT WILL 1 constantly fe une, Fortes it veyed al beyond |? thisspring, PE GER DONNELLEY, ; siprennes of various por hae long eto ane WiLLias DOW Nie terns of’ Hotewond and Mahoguays wtih the rand etl, pausly — arp Stop, Metallic Pyates, &e. emoracine the latest fashioi i im of furniture, with tablet and hallow cornered fronte, venee twsg only en bs subseriber, how eensalesman in the well. own house ; Conant & Co. for nearly eight years, and i well ace and Grecian all of which are warranted co be Sold by appoitueut at Ming's drug pd ait with the maunfactorivg iat Zothion both for the ‘eee. ‘of auch materials, and eo well seasoned, ax to stand the atrect cnr. Chiff. Bouth aud West. He would rolirit the patron; of the test of every climate, and can be returned if anv defect ia W OK 48, WORMS —tioer ho are ia the habit of having their clothing made | fonna in We instruments... Price from. $190 to roo Es Worm Candy, f ail. All goods cut ant mad: in the best man- | Stools of various patterns, to correspoud with Pianos of Rose~ The Candy wilt elf ct th ited to fit. PETER DONNELLY, | wood wi ogany, Se mis, that are ao an ‘Old Pianos taken in exchange. distress and #9 mag; Second hand Pianos for sale very cheat NO tick Passover Bread and Meal for the cnsunug Paw i-hunent. invites is both tafe an! plea a sover far the Bim, Henry, and. Wh: “i ‘The subseriber bavicg evlarged his extabl ging Ete of Worms aichnese of the stomach, vomi ine, | vicns ure now ready for delivery at No. 160 South cor, Dotey q ad eademsbohamlamasiiintsnianes able breath geipes trogen’, swelling o oan " ‘ faintness oath tod, oF rare amp cuits. dry corgh, Caarion to Lifesities. a be on thelt guard. wher ialogues given gratis, and Musie gent to aov part cf i. grindiag of the teeta while ase we the a iv fh ” r 4 algo by 1 COVENT, 191 Naasva stree, ale agent who are mot eugyaed Yor ware? thelcaonrege I Cee ee Tee SME, we =. 1.2o, pe‘ lara or commission are sent out by pe whole 1 Bee dwar. near tit, Pa “hareh for custome - GOULAED, Front scargls 18, up-taira, offer For s COVESTS BALM OF tins i the (cllowing SEC in curing thoar afflicted wy E. ‘tte nf Rion Math of 18that. and J 150,000 Regaliaes atherry. ye hit, Ajemenmia, sad all diners en dig to 2S Eiki og esl satire, New York. Aa this works Gieeaner will do. well trenton Mr. Covert. at hie cfs, for panarets ond, — aod the Wow York, Bt any gumber of tentimaniale maybe, sora: Aloo, for ‘pate sponta and Trabueos, Noriega, and Lazensi- Hreel 1708 pepesuenneg,s te Agtee Lionee 996 MY 3:0,009 Of other besnda, (00 Fulton street ; ond way " 0 ‘ paar 63, 140) and 188 Bowery ; 89 Division street eo hoxee all entitled to is ‘a certarm, enfe and 4 ni uve rEW= aahegey het wel Compania: This une | GYREWBBURY GY5> ‘0 EDICATED VAPOR DATHS. 25 savant per tbo othe Gur | yet 'RODAE RATER VERA R YATON DTH a, f 2 ‘kere for aseve’complaiuta, and ie withoat doubt ‘ive neaceat turers | oul (THOS. DOWNING, oFaay thing that xn Pe prod heen reused 10-4 Bang 1mip S Broad street. Craly form for eouveaienee hy 1 Bre [)# DAVIp b. ROGERS, neg revnn D rerumed” hie ‘professional -busiwes m3 im? It we perfectly nafe, bei: may be seen by calling on 3 agrut for the proprie i yble. Cortificates it Covert, 181 Nassau strert, sole ae on amitiw’ rtf the city or for hare. ~