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ive assurances sof the officers of | that t bank that and that our drafts should be pait this assurance | left there on the intimation | had that the drafts would not ve paid, was by a letter from afriend, dated 7: anst., and received this morning, advising me that on that the bank had refused to pay the drafts. bs bk exertion will be made to protect ihe drafts, and arrangements areon foot to procure the services of an ether bank to undertake our agency and pay our drafts, by which it is hoped the object may be effected. THOS. HENDERSON, Ci This caused some improvement in the checks. teller of the institution who absconded, and to whom we alluded yesterday, has, it appears, reimbursed his securi ties, who were bound in $50,000. The treasury notes of the United States government ‘were sold at the board to-day at 3 per cent discount, and more offered at the same price bearing 6 per cent inte- rest, being equal to 9 percent per annum. The disho mored notes have been taken up by the Bank of Commerce and paid for in new notes, which being at a discount of 3 percent, the receiver loses that amount, which makes the interest on the old notes equal to 3 per centonly. As yet there is no plan proposed to relieve the government» @onsequently the redemption of the new issues is a mat” ter of risk, which causes them to sink repidly in the market. The demand for them tt en will rest with those who have bonds falling due at some future time, and by the purchase of these notes bearing interest a great sa- ving will be effected, although it will entirely under. mine the revenues of the government. This disastrous of things grows out of the desperate struggles of the speculators, paper men, agents of the fereign hold. ers of State stocks, and foreign manufacturers, All their interests are combined and determined that no measures shell be adopted except those which shall place the means of gambling within their power. The Bank of Commerce, which, although the government agent, dishonored the treasury notes and drafts for a small balance, isin a great degree owned by the bouse of Baring Brothers, the head of which house, Lord Ash- barton, now indicted before the Old Bailey for alleged fraud ia money transactions, is on his way here as spe- cial minister from the court of St. James to the govern® ment at Washington. He comes as the representative of the holders of American stocks in London te procure set- tlement. In order to force settlement orery means is ‘used by those in his interest to embarrass the govern- ment. In Congress the partizans refuse supplies. The banks discredit the government notes, and the organ’ the New York American, holds the following lan- guage :— The times need bolder measures—more vigorous ap. pliances. The two.penny Exchequer, designed etiesy to add power to the Executive, is not worth spenuiug a breath upon. We must res! ate credit ; and that can only bedone by immediately! proviling the foundation upon which credit may securely rest. A protective ta. riff alon not that even— can reauimate the corpse and bid it start again into life. Asan immediate expedi- ent to keep the wolf from the door, the government should be authrised to borrow four or five millions—the Teast sum needed for engagements due, and falling due —for one year, or two at the most—at nny rate of inter- est, be it 8, be it 10 per cent tha will bring the mene: and then when the tariff bill shall have been passed, the brit had, sum needed can be berrowed, because the means ing the interest will have been Provided, at 5 per aterm of years. One thing more. The credit Sfthe States respectively must be hel| Fifty or one hundred milliods of 3 per cent United States stock with the land revenue pledge! fer the redemption ana the in terest, would emanc' pete, the whole country from the intolerable thrall of debt—from the hopelessness of des. pondency. The able fiscal plan of Mr. Cushing is denounced as a “two-penny affair.” No doubt another gambling Na tional Bank would bea “respectable sixpenny” estab- lishment, especially if located in; Wall street. A pro- tective tariff is then thrown in to soothe the manufac- turers here—those of England well knowing that aduty of 100 per cent, with a fluctuating paper currency, would be far more to their advantage than would free trade with a sound currency. Then opens the grand project which, originating with the house of Baring Brothers in 1839, is now the great object of Lord Ashburton’s mis. sion, viz: an assumption of the State debta by the feders 1 government. For this hesthe moneyed aristocracy of England for three years combined their influence at home, and put in operation all their agents, tools, editors, brokers, bankers, lawyers and legislators on this side of the water. It is not to be expected that a mercenary edi- tor, educated in England at “Harrow on the Hill,” bred Up with English feelings, prejudices and predilections, #0 fer ss elaborately to defend the murders of hisown countrymen in Dartmoor prison, would be overscrupu- lous in defending the “ right of seareh,” or in adyoca ting the taxation and oppression of the American people im any way, either by an oppressive tariff, a monopoli- sing bank, or an overwhelming debt, that}would benefit the venerated aristocracy of London.’ The people will net, however, submit to it. The time has gone by for tho borrowing system; even the patient masses of England are groaning under the oppression of a purse proud oll- garchy, whose seats are trembling beneath the throes of a mighty people struggling to be free. The effect ascribed to the creation of a national debt in the above paragraph, is not a little amusing. The con. traction of a loan of $100,000,000, three per fcent stock, would free the people from debt. This is the principle of finance always acted upon by the Wall street editors, and the advocates of @ National Bank. The people of this country owe $250,000,000 of money borrewed in the eapacity of individual State governments. To pay half that sum by borrowing the money in capacity of a fedc- ral government, would “ emancipate the whole country from debt.” The masses of the people may not see elearly how this is to be done, but they must remember that this is the ipse dizit of James G. King, backed by Lord Ashburton, and of course not to be questioned, although the grand jury of Old Bailey have seen fit to question some of the latter gentleman’s operations. In opposition to this mad scheme of debt, taxation and oppression, the present administration have proposed a severe curtailment of the unnecessary expenses of the government, to call back the proceeds of the public lands, and to raise as much revenue as will meet the re- duced expenditure, and no more. This sound and republican plan is thwarted by the selfish schemes of partizans in Congress, The ‘xchequer plan of Mr. Cushing proposes to receive and pay out the funds of the government in the safest and most economical manner, and without allowing designing people to borrow and use the property of the industrious—to siford every faci- lity for the prompt and actual settlement of balances between one section of the government and another. This is ail that it proposes, and ell that reasonable people would require. It exercises the right of an individual to manage his money affairs in the manner the best to pro- mote his own interests, and in doing so, consults the reel ‘waitkee of the whole peoyle. Sales at the Stock Exchange. 10 Manhattan Lag $1000 NY 5}, 1861 23 i 80 1000 6's, 1862 $2 20 Utica & Schen’y 123 7 Boston & Prov 83 25 Cantoa 19 do, 184 25 Mohawk RR nw 43 25 do o15 48 35 43} rt) 48 5 do 30 48) 45 Harlem RR be 25 lo 7 25 ghas But & Dro's? 8s 300 Long Island RR 52 25 Del & Hud 10d 89) “50 ay 5h 5 do nw 89 = 200 do. bio 53 100 Farmers’ Loan = 83.20 350 do 5 0 do 6019} 50 Paterson RR 60d 45. 50 & #6020 60 do i) 20} Second Board. Gabe pewk 48¢ 100 Long Island Sty 830.47) 150 813 43} = 200 do 63 51) " Marrted, At ow on the 16th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Gos. RMas M. Fixtay, of Poughkeepsie, to Miss Man- SaRET a Rutger of the former place. On the 2st in the 221, Esty, evening, 21 ir kinesy elict of L , ist instant, Sanam Hespe: er of the late John Wenderson. tei Funeral this afternoon at 34 o'clock, from her late re- 136 Greenwich ttreet. F oreign Tmportatic me = Brie Orage 119 ‘hides 198 2 FGikon.-196 G6 cotton 171 hid-s 8 bales | phg dose ~ MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 23, 1942, dat Doparture of the Atinntice Steamers. FROM ENGLAND. FROM AMERICA Women, Feb. 17 | Toronto, Ianecnten New York. Croppere Sid dons, Cobd, c -anbridge, Ba Feb! Marah: 4. AVERPOOL. Roacius, iC Paeketste D (6) LONDON. Ontario, Br-dieh. Asis 1 Mar.25 ‘April | here, will urivale Ship Hilah, Fiave cod, New Orihans Johns2n & Lowden — Bi Bark fam gon &Co Leeds; Baron holm, Frauklia, 4 Lord. for Beaton; Adeline, fin Wilmington; Ver jore,same day; Eagle, frei an eighton, fro from 3 for Balt: cotton, ke pote Pcie Pera ——, from St Johns, EF. with lumber, to the oir Cordelia, Peadleton, 7 days from Thomaston, | me, to master. Schr James, Hall, ¢ days from Boston, with mése, to the "Bete Grecian, Chase, 4 days from Boaton, with mdse, to the re. Fancy, Howes, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to the ry ton for N ‘Van Buren, Re rive to Coun We will reco Wi to sil NC for NYork; Forest. Ponce, from Keuvebunk for Boston, 7 da from and for Baltimore, arr 2d March, 1d Washington, Black from do, ai Quage. ¥ 10. of Philadelphi», for New Sore a he O. ‘dam. a Gleaner, Eaton, Turks Ia! jount, Washington, NC; La. Nesmith & Leeds; Schrs 3 Norman, whackleford, Ponee, PR i To Ship Masters, We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessels arriving Bageett, of our news schooners, ‘incroth Amat New ‘hooinre rived. Brig Eveline, Neg) pee Ponce, Pa. pisschs, Jcha Hi Steph led land, Ni Eni J Elwe' on, m immediately on their or in any way. Kelly. if A , fo for Baltamore, 8 or nda Bay, Texas, Feb 22, Na als bee Lees Left achr Henry, for Mobile, has “experienced very severe weather on the ter. hr Granville, Haskill, ¢days from Thomaston, lime, to the aster. Schr Tionet, Suow, 4 days from Boston, with plaster, to the Marine Correspondence. Sid Rowse, phrouia, Richmond; Brid Packer sum Heyvaicx Hupson, Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s, and wiil close at until toda; Orrics or THe Krope Istanven, Newport, March 91. 1342. Arr 19th, Bins, NYork for Fhe aly Harriet Porter, Bos- N York; Lar ie deca 5 Arraiat, Moutano, Norfolk, tor Boston’ Wellfleet for New Yor! Lubec for javaua 1 o'clock this morning. Packer sip SHaxsreare. for Liverpoo!, is also detained. as chmond. a Wi m Peon, rai Recoca. Her letter begs remain at Gilpiu’s. ton for cent. white inaid two day: Sxir EmrzRor, lost at the Bahamas, was an old ship, insured in Boston, equa'ly in two of 00 She had a there was an insurance Suir Srpoy, of from St Joha NB. for Liver ool, was oe an Sdinst. at Sandy Cove, bone. tweaty jea below Digoy, NB. an became a total wreck. Crew and partof cargo our) save Scur Srarran,of and for Yarmouth NS. fron St Kit! with sugar or Sprung a teak Jan 13, and was aban- doned 1 ition, with 6 feet water m her held crew ti off by tue Fairplay, ef Plymouth, and landed at St Thomas. life. w of the Mim de nd one nig coast, but a storm coming on they left of (umenburg The cabin had been stripped of every thing and the boa'n were gon Bric Seu, o or giruek arock cff Flores, End {ust fore foot anda plese of tas Ea Jat 33 30, lon 74 30. Levant, from Porto Rico for New Haven, March 18, off Montauk. z («#) Li St Jonx, NB. Aux. tates Pores. Eastrort, Mee 10—Arr Lueretix, NYork. Sld 11th, Com- Fore: SAK? Mar eer 4 uverpool. ar i0—Arr Tester, rNYork, $, Feb 27—In i fm ‘New "York, jaat —The Mar; een loston wsilon her,and of Jones. wally, on board, which was a'l saved by the Rater iu state, » weno charged 60 per cent salvage; commission, &c. 50 per [9 loss of Scur Cornetia—The wreck of the coy + schr of about 60 tons, red Ebates irons, an aad ult. b; been ascertained to be t! 15, for 8t Salvador and a m! Hip SALADIN —Captain Moser, of the M (before reperted to have fullea in ‘wit ¢ from New York to ive her she had but little w: the lower part,of ber ru Mer and atera injured — mained on board ht, and brought her 100 miles m the her about 360 inilea SW ‘atancheol ight in Peace, eahaie: NCarolina for Providence; Blizabeth, NYork; Albany, Alb-ny. London is detained from Charles- ad 49) csks pered pilot boat built na painted ican, ot Gloucester, has Coraelin Meyer, from NYcrk,¥ Lisbop, from 10 of box. shooks, ee for 3 or $4000, sane jalemen. an nivede Bs United States peer Philadelphia. West Ingj ee Bayi Stat, tic, N Prov ri, Mar 17—Sld Loui lade!phia. iste, Mactz—sld Dusky Sally. "@ Sork for Boston. lem for Phiedel ph Miseork x Boston Philadel; ‘Sid u Hota, Arr kit for Boston: vorite Albiny. Provipenc: vanhor, P NYork for Wel tleet In port 10am, Ivanhoe. Hraxwis, Mar 18—In port, Ida, Boston for Baltimore; (supposed Sophronia) do for Alexaudria; Nimrod, Boston for Mers9— Are Poland, Sav innah;, Char! w York. Cid. Es Emerald, ‘Matensane Si ton; Jas Lamp! Groenab: Z, Belo: Herald, NYork. New Haven. Grergetown DC Sld J Briek, Phi a PHLADELPHIA. Mar ®2—Are Shenand fnited ‘Staten, ‘Liverpooly Spear, Pernambuco; Au slat roronstios, ‘Clutha, do; reel NYO Moanin, Mar 1i-Cld Great B do; Heary, Ha re New Oarra Charles. ry Mount Vernon, Saveniahi Ne da; Mary, Pr ; ADM Arr Will 17th, Nidus, Boston, Belo we perceive tixement_on ne jelo w, 14" 18—In Hi . The wi, Mar ie had been ey dos, Wilson Fuller, d jostor Sea Lion, fin Huvre. ry rr 19th, CI ‘oreat, Baltimore. fampton Ro Mar 15—Cld Pres Harrison, Orleans. Cover, Mar13—Arr Genoa, from ‘Belfast for Ma- co bd Mar 15—Arr Princess Royal, et St Andrews for Mar 15—Arr Caroli mCHtAS, Bat, Maris‘Are Partridge: Martinicoys a getphia Cid loth, Frances Loutsa, ria ene, hile the Cy rus. fotte, Sm fo) h, Kix ovk. Aur Sent. Haya PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. HE SE far-famed anc ca lebrated to ‘be obtained Yast eohampot foorth vage. nls, from count ket, tor ae 147; So- im, from Wilma: g eu NC. anes, about Jan 12—In port, Vesper, for New York, in? phia. Arr x ald Emerald, ‘Victory, Glide ead Mar 18—Sld Chancellor, West Indies; Boston, fianrronp, Mar 18— Arr Chesapeake, NYork; Chi ad. pias Pheniz NY ork; Velocity Livertool; Wa- Cumber- Baltimore, Br) Ha- Grace = Bruer, jermu- fara, Hi 8: Thomas; Roe, NYoik vial acre men: Frances Jane, St Johne Wturaberland, Charleaton; Falcon, (Bry i i Hiam, Beaton; Thos Ireland, Me , from Liver’ ni ed. Stater, Liverpo: Boston; Jefferson, NYork. Arr Tn the river, coming up,St Leon, aad Whi 15th ult, Creole, ef Quincy, 40 bbls sp; Imo roc r¢ Gardiner, from Biltimocd. toe Matanzas, March 9, Ports, Traer Non NOrleans. hd ath, pm, ld 16tb, Clinton, a aostecr, Mar 2—8id Geroa, Havana; 16th, Centurion, Mar 13-Sid Siz ptha Priladelphi jen. Mar 12 Seog tt 6th, Lucy Blake, N Ponrtanp, Mar 17—Arr Ol . Bath for Alexanari en, Matanzas. Arr 19th, Alm Portsmovtn, Yok; ie Mem fora thus, Castine fr Philad: 18th, Tor norease, Bie "eid ‘Elizabeth Marte sia Cur W, Yon 2 a tes vessel tghich sajied afew dayre Ginter "hast the Ivanhoe, was Mar17Atr Pinaneter, Portland for Richm’a; 19—Arr + Garden, Harmon, Ni nne. iv th; Cid mee Philadetphiat ‘ye: rient LI.— is. fm Ji Athens, fin Samea sara dso Cid Hercules, Hale, Liverpool; inca, Bremen. Sid Cantons (Br) j« rerp2oh: iverpool; ; Ben Nevis, Ports oe adver. fed im*ia Cooley, le. Nesmith surar, Ke, to Uni head Tom Boston Tor do, pendence, ) and waa ices, to the ‘amount of $9 ye, &c. on whic! ‘@ since for Philadelphi: ig, The ¢ Savangah w bury port: ‘ beth, Convoy, aud Fat do— N M8 hi: ete reronaed cee ops eAPMAN, DRUGS, C fon lage and a great variety of trade. In the i this city f th hs Soda, ‘Bo itz and Saratoga W: GA PA be or ihe fi Nee ing and ‘Teoth Dra pensing department, particular having deem eccustemed ‘criptions and Med Years. in one of the Largest co hd Se G denice in so Mf that every th ng hy quality. and prepared under Ta person fu erm oil for ke. wing. Diet ‘hat he. hae o rd thi well. Stasted stock of Le NES, PERFU family ertielas wewally sold by the share ot me ib ut sHeue own inspec y competent, by whieh means he hopes to secure that patromage he now respectfully solic Importer of English chemicals, pickles, sauces and spic fine wele tisingiass, |talian macaro wax and sperm caniies, pure pePfumery and fancy articles, & edieines Hrrepared with accura y anddespatch at any hour vermicella. arrow root, table and pas- ma} iw* UMERY. ARDS, descr) tare, Biill ender pion of prixtiog executed itabli shment 1m m0) erate NaRDS — ny ¢ imat Wak" fukene wn, NB 23 m* BESS by the barvel or reat by. the parvel or hegt Fowl, iil, ker war ieee rer ur cellent for abi oH Fomato Cat “Large axe Pickles, WELLS LLS & Hy ted for et ca cturees, awd Di BILL- HE EADS CHEAP: ER THA? 2 E ome sUnvACE. CARDS. printed and furnjehed at theron PRIC it ting card , &C. tuferior manufacture 50 eente. 00 ret ot and any im this city Lebela constantly angry JON & CO. lon ed N co keep meep any I stores ed arehcuaes for Pickles and 242 at.nesr Fulton iy ceo flee, trap By the gallon Orde CARE Whole ana R vil 3 to suit customers Sasers, Pre arice aealty and low. Sour or barrel Oy: Front atre areet, it that in elena anare pe of ft. Te eounmon Lotion it a ricture But this is f7 fen does, zl or mh, ad eve Cad Ce ornare in a tolerable’ ‘ream.there . Astricture hout LS meee it ig & serious wever, is to s att itet « Seewhen neal OF helecis nestned. Bet there ast oth circumetances desi: its effect ae id aie by whic! icture may be known, or ‘fat least, a ene! suspect Hed, ane though gear wo a are ve ‘wou and very easly judg these’ shall be mentioned ‘The fret of these cireumstanees relates to time. It yh wel: hnéwn that strictures arise from long continued and bad; treated Gouorrhda. Now, wi 1s disease continu cually if mt early period any ere taken, there ia just and pr. the effect a stricture has feat that may be tho saw a case of atric which the patient did of mental energy —thet coe Feasen ject. to add, i be may be consulted personally a hig residence, No, 6h Greenw Ps should any ‘ve ih dott as to th nce disease, especially perusing tis little volume, he will, without expense or the least pain, explain aad assore him whe: he have or not. Letit only be remembered that, if he re- y,haeatricture,not all the medicine in the world, alone, wil ever cure it. TREATISE: —T ie ioe Tittle cates on Tie FR ATE Ti diseases best and most conve which the of cure are st: ted a the plamest possi Sisostows the reason why theae maladies vo frequent lupue on from month to motth,uocured, and terminate at feng tpother and permanent ‘complaints Indeed, no one can reed t seeing at once ture, andsiso the ik aad danger of rusting and boast ith a ler however, to ee rational seagra of — ica ae eran esate deace in what he has on the c author thiul nent means and mero Kc himealtbasterd of forming ot sod clear opinions on thie subject. He one a bogs © to state, thet besides his rank as graduate of Edimburgh, mber of the Loudon College, ae betes bora watch watching ieee vlitetaes. both rr) a Hope city tice tor more than ear ears, and {wo editions of a work express an Also, that he has pitt of commendation ‘from. t Fe rk and Dr: Physic uals Aid, aud others, ead whith may bs econ by By ote, thrat he has the privilege of referring to jan of emiuence ia thistejty. ‘These are errcum ighest tutisfaction to every. ge, e@- ‘aixious to obtain the best advice: is in gqumted aw reaideace,88 Greenwich street, and has distinct and separate ee are fae wait alittle. Communicetious b; ian replied to. PERMANENT ESTABLISHWENT. IN NEW YORI Moss; MALLAN & SONS, paieed Dentists, No. 372 Broudwey, and at London and Paris inform the Public of New York, and its vicinity, that in consequence of their very extensive practice, they have, at length, been induced to open a Permanent Establishment, where they may be consulted at 4 Franklin aud White their profession, in which they have been 5 in consequence of their celebrated discoveries and provements in the art of Dentistry. Mons. Mallan returns thanks for the very liberal pat ronage he has received, and continues to receive, par ticularly to the Medical profession of New York, for their kind recommendations, and advocating Mens. M.’s improvement in Dentristy. CELEBRATED MINERAL FoR FILLING DECAYED TEETH! Mons. M. centinnes to restore decaye& Teeth, however large or small the cavity ; making a stump into a sound Tooth, instantly curing the Tooth, however painful or sensitive, matchin; pin pains of color, the natural cortex or enamel of the They ne’ natural glo: tures—no bulky substance iu the month—and in every particu! in conformity resemble the adjoining Teeth of shape and minutest shade of color. Placed from one to a complete set, upon the above imprrved and scieati- fic principle, they bpd etree toanswer every pur- pose of Mastication ard Articulation, LOOSE TEETH securely and effectually fastened arising either from the use of medicines or any other cause. ‘ARTIFICIAL PALATES replaced upon asureand scientific method. ‘0 THE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES. Monsieur Mallon is happy in being enabled to an- nounce that by the kind consent of Th undred of the first famil i ates, consisting of the first Merchants, Medical prafession, Clergy ‘and private Citizens, to whom he can refer as to the superiority of Mons. M.'s celebratad Mineral in preference to any ether they have ever tried, and, in their opinion, the best that evercame undertheir notice. His other improvements need no comment. INVALIDS Attended by Mons, Mallan, Junr., at their own Esta blishment. THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC are particularly invited to pay Mons Mallan a visit, to See the specimens of his new discoveries in Dentistry. TESTIMONIALS. Copy of a Testimonial from the celebrated Doctor Nelson—the original may be seen at 372 Broadway. Mons. Mallan. pin—The cement with which yu filled the decayed teeth of two of my friends fully answered the purpose fur,which it Was applied, and gave the greatest eatisfuction. The sj cial teech planted om gold gumshiclos from a range of three or four tecth up to a complete set for both jaws, which 1 haveseen you execute, are ou a level with the highestorder of dental substitutien uow kuowan, either here of iu Europe. Tam yours aruly, ROBERT NEUSON. SLD. March 15, 1842. 44 Wrankisa sirect. To Mons. Mattan & Sons, Surgeon Dentist, 372 Broadway. Mons Mallan: hertHiiee 4 Sth, 1841. Dear Sir,—After having tried the Arciticial "Teeth which you made for me, | canuot do you less justice than to acknowledge with pleasure my entire satisfaction. [beg to fay they answer every purpose of aatication andArtieulaaon equal to those placed by theh ans of nature. ‘They a0 closely resemble the natural ones inthe minntest shade of color and shape, that they age not liscerned as being artifiial by the elo; Your. celeor seat observe ed juyention for filling decayed teeth, Lean give jon of its Wists qualities. ny, Way you thik proper, or the Tam deacsir yours traly, UES. Manuel Carmelst, To Mons. Mallan, Surveon Dentiaus 372 Broadwaye ‘This gentleman la kuown at 139 Broadway, aud at Prime Ward & King MONS. MALLAN, 372 Broadway. pleasure to be able to offer you my testimony ur celebrated mineral. During iny late re- alled at your esta'si:shment in the Rue Cas- had some teeth tied with your mineral, 1 every reason to be satistied with theleast degree experienced inconvenience or ‘njury from its effects in auy manner whatever-—During my visit to M. saw ae veral of the highes: expressing the fullest nit great benefit ond esha Ae fins | ‘am en- o judge, | cousulered it then, and sll cousiderit, to be ever offused to the publie. 1 tafe bled t the dest preparation of the ki atservant fully, yourobe am wir wreapeetfully your BURGH LIVINGSTON, 6 Greenwich street near Fort Gausevoort. Mousa. ted daily at 378) Bri between Franklin and Whit’ i ast wide. TO SEGAR SMOKERS. . THE GREAT SEGAR DEpPor. SPANISH HOUSE, 256 BROADWAY. THE MONEY bs returned to all persons who purchase at thie store. if they are mt sntisfied with the ticles. This offer is ade by the strong con- from the exceilency of every segor that ia of in the above establishment. The entire stock it care, aud i, without oubt, ind at hes ever been offered to the New Yi great and uaperalctied variety a large A « qralityort’ beet hiranta of Ha PRIME NORIEGAS an at have been mai factured ia Havanaexpresaly £0. th iahment, and th are puarant 7 and flavor to any heretofore r porte Ia the accommodation of those gentlemen who prefer to emoke at leisure andinretiremeat, @ neat Ber Room has been opeaed in above cxtablisiiment, which, it is hoped, will gi inte v) yy BG AR DEALERS & fio TEL KEEP PERS. pauish Howse, 236 Broadway. a large lot of e Very low rates of $i', aud $16,50. 5 m3 Lw* AE NATURE ¢ WF BRANUKE TH 5 PiLLs.—Benje min Brandreth’s Palle are in their nv ilar to the ve- getabdle used by m aioe foud. ‘They are antfect to the same Sige in passing from the stomach to the intestmes. They = passed into the circulation, which receives from them an ee whereby the BLOUD throws out its IMPURITIES INTO the bowele. ‘They act upon the who'e of the impur- tie of the body insach @mauner that their complete purtfica- > ia surely obtaine he Braudreth Pull verance in their wie, will, ly relieve every malady it: has been proved in num- by the evidence of thot- nde. oe bor to be genuine must have six signatures upon it— two upon each Jabel—oue siguature being Benjamin Brandreth aud the other B- frandreth. DRETH PILLS are sold at Dr. Branireth’s between Park Place and at his retail «fii.e, 274 Bowery aud 185 y B. Brandreth, in uuthern District of n 23 bier c ‘ecording te act of Congres the year [00h lu the Clerk's cise of the York. New MIRACULOUS CURE OF RHEUMATISM. ber 21 1841.—Dr. K ng —Dea Sir:—You exetiae My DOL antwering you 19 relat ou to rral ingan sceouat of my almost miraculous re- re. ticexpectedly reatored, ppeared more like a dream than relity, cotonly ts to my friendg Lean nurs yewyou dear to him. Situated amcng frie ily who look to him for bu. port aod a ‘also jvin in praise to hi pe egghead u> ul fe, e ckable mercy in sparing me at (nis time uything that is tiSny power t0-do, whichy will be of betefit uo yous such as count of my suffe cate, thal sou io the by my t mysele ers of one w ever kiad aud deat, a world, aa it jends, ‘that iny pecuniary means hays three since I wes aiteched with Wat he Inflamma ory Mheumai faa left.n complete cripple, hav: Dg which fell away most frig tally work; for afew hundred dollars Thad saved when y would have been in ihe workhouse. $o you. aud I hope the public, wall see how much | for ouce mote belug able toearn my cally bread; and that by boitles of your Eli ch 3.04 tent me (or five dot lars; and, con.idering it truly y the “E intr of Life,” Lam, with the greatest respect aud gratitude, gar humber ag vane NJ... JACOBUS, Witnessce—Har nah Jaeol ws, Willine F. Dias igver d and sold by C,H. RING, 83 Fulioa atreet corner i m2) 1a. T° TEACHERS AND BOARDING SCHOOLS ~a Yous man lately aasiaten: 4 eich aI v ading in ost publ Had, wishes 0 devote a fow oars pf education. bravch ‘baleen J CB. wt this cifize, maj 3t* ELLE conc DEMACRATI REPUBLICAN GE TNeuat c cOoM EE—The oy REPU of this Com mittee ‘mermptened eet ai8tJohu's Hat, this evens. ‘at 7] o'clock. : WitNEsDay. F xtensive snd eplendid sale of Lew and second hend furniture tall descriptions’ mn Alto, the balaue stock of choice furniture, by virtue of » winlte 20 firat rate sofas,18 rocking chairs, Al 9.200 jards sp'ewdid Brusseils C furniun THU valuable rah in et houwekteping the sale roome. oA Epuunp §. Dreny. aT Conder BALM O wontters in curing thos a dvepe all a thouninds ean ti diacanes will do BETER DUFFY, Chairinan. maa tt 6 dok parlor de » 2) ‘afflicted with the above namen « fee for the sale of his medieine,!31 Naseau street, New rork, where ell to cail on Mr. Covert. at his expet, and other choice teen Also, for’ aale at Astor House 3 86 Willi m 643 and 771 jou streets any umber of teatimesials may be 143 Wal street 2 110 way 31 street ;79 and 100 Fulton street ; 76 Broadway Broadway ; 63, 149) aud 188 Bowery mis_ oe 1 . pianafortes. and other ine, at 10) o'clock, in TRUR*DAY and FRIDAY. Atipi o'clock, in the sales rooms, Clothing, Jewelry. Fancy ant Pledged Artic Cutlery, Guys, Watches, &e. of all desctyp> = "s Weet a Fogland muants aud lengths ¢ Feat patter it, trim N2, Consii fences of ie allowing goods. per shij TAROUINT A | verpool, (ronsgued to order re requested to call, pay t ay their freight.and attend to the ré- Geipt of their goods, 70, 7% Joths. attinets and Bin diamoed 04 $8. ammo in thd ( 4 ~ A GLOVER & MeMURRAY. 100 Pine street. aX a Jk oe ey othe: held ill mn ecd Duane streets, on Wednes pe menate (SBE) Chants BARTLAN SEBRING’S CORDIAL, t lever watcher, &e. wo additions) invoices, riday’s sale, aud form alto, must be posit gether argo tides the elegant gtalned i im the house, 353, Broadway, to close the e late of the fate D, TURSDAY, April sth lo} o’elcek, at No 3 Franklyn at. Silverspoons. Acso, an extensive assortment of American hardware, &c. Catalogues ready the day previa Anas NOTICE —Extensive sale of valuable farni- ea ar thin day, at 10b o'clock, i the FS} Fulton etre HUMAS BELL, Auctionerr. « The sale of £ EL Iothy Clorning, Dey i3t Amn Oits Fittan cinea of which ¥ our Cardial is composed, and have no hesita- tion ing that they are of the best claas of tonice: and in the manner prepared bv yeu, will prove highly beneficial in Dyapepata, aud unany other diseases of geueral debility. Yeurs, No. 98 Liberty street. ion of Or. Prait MAS }OYD, M. D., No ost Fourth atre ‘Sabring’s Reet srative Cordial is sold at 192 Fu'ton street, to sale. 29 2i* I concur mm the above recommen» THO $1 per bottle. m2? 1 streets, will be for ention 530 recone oF be py gine e a AS cial Auct. shee a RING? S VERBENA CREAM fs ae i» infects cet hy Geet. Myrties, ‘Lemon ‘Tree, alintre y the moat splendid ssbortpient ott athe seven PAuibioptl AGAIN TRIUMPHANT. TPHE true teat of the exq) Cream is borne on bein bein Sard ed bathed jud m23 ue ‘airheid at Niblo’s. The !ouger ‘soap is ; FELES LINE FOR AU from ni he mre extn “hae cine interacdinie places, dui ac tte rca ala ithaa received from all part of fro a and Kurope.. In- Ma fiom the ‘Piet between Courdand aud he constantly increasing demand is & source of proud | Liberty streets. ‘the commedious steamboat ROCHZSTER, Capt. St. John, leaves aa above, this (Wednesday) ulterndon, at,five othe “SOUT AMERICA, Capt. Bra to. morrow (Thursday) afternoon, al five “Lhe: above boate are new and’ substantia’, furnished with elegant State Rooms, and forsp and accommodations are unrivalled ov the Hudsons For'passage of freight, apply on board, 01 ° Pe. Scuuyrz, m23 at . __at the office Te, f aco’ g st arth wipose of towing vessel = out of = A harbor, Weigee range yf te at the ‘short notice, Orders received at the office of ve faction that the proprietor has accomplished sands heve been for yerrs attempting, viz:—en American shaving so»p.) which, forease, comfort, and ccouo: my, cannot be sur, assed either al home de vurosd [From the Herald t thous oltent rd, fea : 1. leaves as above Shaving—Ring’s Ver! talarticle. Itcan be find at 53 Fulton s itand found itvery ruperior. It softens ‘he beard and mak the operation as geutle as magnetizing. From the Boston I'ravelle Areil 1840.) Verpena Crvam—Thia new Sh ound is now the raze, aswell amorg tonsorial professors a8 among who prefer to gather theic own diuenal crops. ‘Th= bar= y that a pot of it lasts twice as long as the same quan- ¥. of another sopon cious preparation: while those who save their sixpence’ deslare: that with: the Verbena Cream, a dull illingure a smoo: ¢ than most of the old seapa ‘a moat capi- ‘e have ie Con eaeeees in feagrint to the sense, eoften #8 South street, cor. Marden L /&T,M: Dougherty, rol For sale wholesale and ruil ‘by CoH. ING, Chemut and | the Be il getmuiy afoul uaiog iden SAl Dieagut 53 Fulton street, Beware of unbl-shin Bs “imitations; and observe the written signature of C. H Ring on each, mal Im* THE PENNY MAGAZINE—NEW SERIES—Vet 1— The firat volume o! this valuable illustrated yer has just Packet gf th hs—Phe did. well BS Ho ing, packet shi paid: walk, tone burthep] Captain Joho Collins, wi abo KOSCIUS, (1100 wail puuctually, av we, her regular day ‘Fhe hie cf thine all 109 tons burthen and upwards, , Second cabin and steerage uperior Ea acreth er line of A reculiar feature of t plementa New Series, ” consists in the su y number of each moth, which cont Eription of some Manufactory. with num-rous are berth fo well ‘Algo. The Feuny “Magazine,” 'N. 8, for December, outoatd af oF Wa ate Gireet, or tari? conta’ any other interesting su’ cua 1 J.2.o ong mM Tower of London” with abplendid itonration, eg PI at the Great Fire on the ight of the 30th of October iat Day ata Coach Factory,” with a view of the Coachmaker’s Loit. the Workmen, &e. &e. i# part completes the volume for 1841. Parties wishing torece the volune for 1842, will slew forward their anes tthe eer win. Mi Bteod Bist 234 & 95:h* 102, ‘Broadway. COAL AND COLDS. THE extreme mildness of the weather of sales although it ay have proved ory int Ly ree to the coal 43 Peck he fot Bonth street. g for their friends fo comeo ut them brought out in the R. Persons desirove of & from the old country, can hai FOR NEW Deeg Spe ar and New fork, Lipe—Reguler, Pick Ist, April—The ing pocket ship LOUIe A Mele te trade, hus by nom ana dimn ndid furnished aceon moda- 4 COUGHS AND COLDS? oral ated 4 eee South PEXPOSURE. acquired by enteare wilt be taken to Ihave the goods'by this line cor asyred. wie Agen in a New Orleans. Jas, ce “Woodruff, who will prompt" SURP,CANPE, re taeket nip, LOUISVILLE, Ci . Cay which"has acquired ae enviable celebrity tor its invariable A packet éhip Flunt. will sue effi ne D CLASSES ¢ OF PULMONARY, AFFECTIONS ceed he Foursa, aud aail the 10ch April, her regular day. Tt ia kno, (a fruite—| teatif = : {ie known by ite fruite—ile good warke testify for it—it TOR MA RSECLE ee thrives ouly by the +xtraor If HAS ACC ‘OM? Fold whole f ‘GG- Bren envelope of 1 sigued Joho Pease & Sen, 45.0 HED. ‘on at, Herehound Candy is on street. K NASHUA, Capt. Perry, will it bearibers paroose dispatching a Ship punctual ‘day of cach month during the year tor Mareetiica, Goods eut ts the au wcribers for { rwvai dung wall be dispatched free of wy other th "iveurred upon them. Ships hi accommoda- om ig Vote: Mite, Hines freight'or’ passage, apple to enwich st.; Chastery, oc freigl : Nociit Variei at; Agnew 00 Hudson greets Owen, Mats : pOYD & HWNCREN, A Aseots Sixth Avenue; Wilson & Co. cornerof Hubert R Orcenwich | _t 2 Mi agor, 105 Grevewich #1; Moreton. corner of Dewar, corner Charch and. ©) BE ih PA Sele ll mpc 2 sth h—T} acket shi 1U8. sapinarhs "Waa a Nias es nt oh ular day. | havingacéormodatio: salled dane corer onboard, at Orleans whet foot of ailatesOrk® y i.COLLINS & CO.6¢ Bouthatrest ten SHODONS, Captain C. B. Cobb of 1000 oacius, and 5h April, her regu- Bevin ico. No. sr tate, ‘albany; Duvall 233 Brood TAM inttere post vai wil PEER atiended N B.—Covutry Seeecuese nie Diy organ = can obtain it vt the manufacturers, “t (the lowest prices by sending an order toany Merchaut ia this city, with wh im the; pareseeai 8. ret Price of packet al 7LOTs AND MASI BLS In accord ence with Rev. az rely upon the ships of this Tine aailag_pune- ye Biature De ATV. | tomy on no‘icr is hereby ziven that the Quarantine Law, spp, to the ‘UUL—Hevutar Packet ot the "ae following Hs. : SitchThe spleagd Packet Ship, ROBCIUE . All ¥ c ing forty or more Ce tain Col ing, wil be deapitched for mp ol ‘or on board ol which, d rim pasgenger Voyage or whilst | as above, ler regular day.’ Her accommodations for tthe port of departace, omy perscn *\allhave been sick, srrits Sd Cabin and Steernge Paacea ere are uusurpasucd by ay e firat duy of April and the firat day of No: | guip afloat. For pats SEP HERDMAN, 61 South atreet. 5 betwe re fromm 887 part of Great Britain and ‘eland, . Al the thirty-first day of May aud ‘he ainteenth dey of Geto! ‘, in any year. from any weel tun Il times De re: in the ordivary pases = from which they must pass fo the red, and Drafts f ura for any able threugh- south of Cape Henlope Sut the United Kin gion, by apply mo STAI vetsels from any lace (including islands) in Asin, Africa, or the Mediterranean, or from eitner of the Weat In- dia, Bahama, Bermu ta, or Western Islande, or from any place in America, inthe ordinary passage from which they must pase South of Geor iving between the first day of April and the firat day of mber ipany Year. 4. All vessels from any place where yellow. bil nant, epther ‘pes:iteutial or infectious fever e time of their departur age any care of any arrivieg betweenthe ficst day of Aprilan! the first day of Noveinber is any 3. 7all vessels which jf they bad arrived dieet from their portot departure, would have been included in the fourth class ihatanafarrive Fany place in the United Staten Beitich North Amerie, and progred thence te the port of New Yo betweer ‘the first day’ of June and the first day of October any y' 6. Ter afverthe DOGYLOST—On Sunday efterroon tax treet, a lange Settar Dog ‘cole same ly res yellow spots, and Rice ap ited Yellow aod white ange til inadieVorthes cette t ame of on, aneward of $5 wll’ be paid to bring him to No. 131 10th GREAT WES TERN EXPRESS FOR ALBANY, TROY, BUFFALO AND MONTREAL. MESSBS. HARSDEN f CO, having mide arrabge cute with the Peoples’ Line of Steamboats, reapectlully form the publi: that they are prepared fo reecive parcels. pack- agen. apecie, bank noten, &e , daily. where they in. Jet with Peneroy’s We-tern Express for Bufflo and inter- sal wuh-dsech's egress for Mont ‘Lhe office fited up exclusively for their own use on the main deck of even’b sat containing an ifon aa, and ac- Compunied by aspecial mearenig:r. whose berth is in the office, for the purprse of safety aud avcurity to money aud valuable ind thesecommoda joa uf their natrons vemsel aceiving in the port of New York Monet which hay been to the W. ind hat have arrived dire el at the port gf Ne A. SIDNEY DOANE, A M M.D. Health Officer of Port of New York. nai tApt ¢ , ot et Letters, which YOU ARE REQUESTED 10 READ THE | closceat No Walleucet-at tof doe ior Tecrersene of my howr and a halt later than at he Gertel Post Office, and f an immediate delivery ot their arrival. Parce!s end } tters reedived at 3 Wa'l «treet until 4) o'clock, on board until the moment of start ‘Office in Albany, 12 ¢; office in Troy, 298 Ri fice iu 3 a Fx jew York, 3 Wall ate HARNDEN & CO RENCH POTATOES —The Balance of 2 choice ier re F ceived pership Emerald, from Havre, for sale low, in quantities to suit purchase Apoly on b mao att AVANA 8SGARS—PETER GILSEY, 566 Broadwoy, HAMAD Bowery. formerly kept by Mr. P.M ve to inform the smoking public that they wall al: tores, a well selected assorimen® of the 1 and Principe SEG aleand retail; and if a hist rate article and feiendiy, treatment ¢ tom, he hopes to receive.a jarge share of it. TPO SPORTSMEN —Valuable Wort, just reesived by the subserther. + riainan’s Reprsitory: a series of highly. uished cae eee represeutiog the Horee and the Dog, one 4to, b: SORLO WING. FRPu 2. S_BAKER, Esq ,F. a] Scieutaic Toatitu ton “yal Scventine Ina been favored with & specimen ol Jmes Oil oft {testing ite recommended q mined and tested Jones’ Oil of Coral Circaaain, and ficd that itconsiats uf ecompiaud vorable. fur_aourishiog, dend: uff, and gi aderk apperrar (uilicies woat recommended by Me. Jo thd per‘eetly trueyandin virwus thereof award Mr. Jones the above testimonial. J. 8. BAKER, F. R. 8. I. rect, Portman Square, Loudon ‘ou are careful of the right num e432 Chatham strert. Price » nly 3.801 8 Beware of counterfeits. Agents—167 Divi- 9 Fultou atreet, Brooklyn. mai att SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO ALL Mogic Mixture” has been hailed as one of mis, nea o! the present age, and long as d moat inv-lusble "80 . Fellow of the , East River. F ortia—embracing Practreal Pea, in "aNeotioe. Mrantes. Coursing, ‘Cheatin, Fishina, ke. ke. 8 Oye biel Book: or Sporta and Pastimes of the British lala iM viet ph ten, | { 4% eo jot Freres Eee ook of 8 ‘gro boards Five Hod an} tne gra eer r all ciscovery for nay “OF the kidoeys avd bl It fori a radical cu pleat satay carer el wo Ireatizes on Angling, and nor discovered while usin; jt yond | sy, th plates, 12mo melt the feupicion, The," M. ire” has long stood ui osting, with pin refi el a nerd shige sly | uta gat "EB. tne with itt itourly displayed by ‘a host of unp1 Jed imita- “Howe! i 2.30. cloth. has ‘been to dupe and dee ey neat sae8% appoi_ty ent at King’s dev; saad _m22 steod 22d 24h & 26th HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ( W, SPIES & CO, are. ow ope x mnrntof the flor bi nderso nee Koiven: % es id able Cutlery. manufacture, Te Tool pew satterns, ap & a Te and, enamelled ; Shelf Hardwares of whore onl: Sold ty IN, 102 Broadway. pg quac infor! unate Fulton street cor. Chi WOES WOre —Doet their spring assort- are determin- Worm t of the stomach, vomi welling of the bowel as ae etite. dry co ‘img the noe, id ra or 8 voraci unding of the text ‘while aalee Row IN FORT AND IN #TOGK te vt also by 1. COVE RT, 131 Neat jau street, nole sgent . mn 30 each for the pr roprievor, * = esi 200 double barrel une, from «> $8 ‘0 fis Fr to $50 1 to $20 paic. 1} each. ring and manufae- OM $006 to 10 0001be OF fr FR (arden Secon, 1a_All the ra, for fale, in quantities to ent eatadlisnment, co-- The Young Gardener's ia 22 vear py ie Noa ye ids Hatches bers penpals We read ot ot te ae age, powde fHaskgepercuseian cape, Ke, Ke. m, the American Institute, h it farpanie ariteles of <very YArety ine aud Revolvir } jew Yo re Agricultural ‘See pega forthe ale i ‘Aiea +t Veccking ty ire oro’ awar copies aa premium superior a mene i bert modes Styarden products, further coum nt is deemed unnecessary. am be dive poscoseiagpthen npre mh tm fARRICE CANDY —De TD. Fleming's Quaker ty? DRM Condy Star Candy tens corinne ba weedy Collector's tu $ Prop te wit dat thie cfhice until he sei Sareh in inatant, hi « the fol Viiy ofoil for theuse of the Light Houses in this “ ee ror for I oat use. cure for Diarrhoey van ‘ Bowel Complaiuta- walled Compound possesses ll the virtues of the usher Baim, which hus long been used among the Quakers for 1 above complaints, and ia without doubt the near afattiste ofany thing that éan be produced ; it has been reduced to the endy form for convenience ake. Nothing can excel i! It is perfectly safe, being purely Teg ble. Cortificat may be sern by calling on Mr. Covert, 13 ager tfor the eD Varol tablished 1893 —Scarlet feve ghronie ch umetiem.; Ke. ented ¥ Nectar YO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The subscribers have en tered into piriverghip in the geheral clothing bueiness, yo he — UY & DOWNES. a Ny. 18 Cedar handsome areoriment os aaa clothing, ma'e {a the morning till sine are one hous previous not ¢ ie the city or Brooklya. re. for caret Bread aud uoliete sae Bathing im, H en Will be wold cheapfor gaaere wow route tes . 188 South cor. Dover ii be nol heptane a xt 10 “Tareties.to be on their guard wher WILLIAM Di ate Mere ged for amy of iI ‘ say senitalediian ia the well known horse whortrerpat eed ay any of ib congret Manan Co. for nearly elght years. at wel Jara or commissioners are sent out hy q Hane; and amticne ine customers. mT 121" Lwd eodtw ORS Siorencky ge Canto f ‘ent, for wale by cia ship, Louisa, of New e239: qa with the someting aries of cothire beth f r nod Wath and Weate Tisewouid. solyit the watronace of thee, merchants vito are fa she hab t of bavieg Ley tpl ieee rh > Af qooue cut and enad- in the best Feo sensed BM £0009 Cot at DONNELLY KIS8AM, STONE & CO, No. 14 Water etreet, NDIGESTIO’ Elegant fruit the present MESON. Peete. impor'ence |B ry ied wlth i ARGWwar paghet Cutlery, fency we publish the Dilowing masantals toon ot a tiswanatind goods, JACOB St PLATE WE sell on Thats. Cordial for its care :— day, the iy uat, at the Store. No. 2! Piatt ', 300 coska, C. G, Sznnise, Eso gates and lotg, of fresh imported Sheificld.. Birmiogham and Dean Sin :—At vour request, I haveexar ined the medi- | German hardware. cutlery, French taney gcods.. Germ au THI3 EVENT PAKHK THKATHKE, mener with THE R VALS. Sir Antony Absclute, Mr. Chippendale Acres, Placide Faulkiend, Abvett Captais Abaclute, Wheailey Lydia Langnish. Mise ©. Cuatman. After which THs TEMPEST. Prearera wit | Chae ippolito Mrs Pri Stephano isher Trinento Ferdinand Pearson Dorinda $.Culman, _Admiasion—Bores $' ee Nareh SierToe performance wil com=- Gallery 35 centa ATHAM THEATRE. THIS EVENING, Merch 23d—Tire performance wail com- eg THE GOLSEN FARMER Jenmy liaube Afte THE pARnacl K ‘oom 1h precisely NG Marek meuce with cin D Fringe Perseverance fees After which ARSON'S NOSE, tehell | Ch nis Sally Aua ¥ilen After which RICHARD NO IL 5 Mitchell—Henry King. Sally Ann, Miss Robert Lady Courtall, Miss Sin: ‘To conelude with ti Granite _ N Lavinia Adiniusion—Dreas circle \s} cents. Private boxes $B 4 Pitta Galery it Ewitcher, Johu Seftou | Geiden Farmer, “Tho lias Mestayer ELL'S OLYMPIC THEATER. 23—The performance will com- Nick AMERICAN MUSEUM, eet Broadway and Ann street. VERY Day. mencing Monday. Mareh 14. for one week, a compan their SQUAW, who willesh monies, il ustrative of their worship aud thankeg'ving, w ing the life of Captain Smith ; Grea, and various interesting IND He hi hort period, Mr. W. the uneivalied, humorous, aad SROLLEMIST: whoo ot fame us Dutch, frish and Vankee ec the be, popu seealat yen i The yea ties NIAGA nder the Manenement of Mr. P.'T. Barnum EVE. eae bance LLS AILROAD; ay NO LA Hayy StoWwines Grand’ Doemsreak: jen, F erformance takes place every Wedneeday fuoon, ‘Admitintce'e the whole 96 cente— children half price. Colonel Ferner, C Meatayer ot N. Johnson. aniaae, Mra. athorae’ , ONE HOUR Oe X ROLDIER’S LIFE, Price Prettyman Sefton | Fi zallen Hield Mrs Prettyman + Mrs Blaik To conclude with SWiSs COTTAGE. Natz Tick, John Sefton Mra Thorne Mr. Hombastle Edwin cored EL laughter’ per voking COM forhie cmt jhe Mrs. PHILLIPS, site tal — TY LIBRARY.—G. H, HILL, 8° delivering « &e. of the New cure cn the manreré, 23, 1842. diences ix Europe an tickets. £0 ceut each; each.to be hsd at the Society. Li {G> Doors opea at a menece at half The justly celebrated and early C whose Sa traordinare. parared sation of the-Gui has intention, during Comedian, havi returued irom lus seuthern tour, will have the honor custom, peculzarities, wlanders, ct the Society Library, Wednes umber of chararteristic met the approval of the quarter rosters 7. Lecture to eom- endowed Mesempescho- wen the delight of the world, = coming summe; i ths, to visit the above States with his Coliseum. A the pile of Franconia, Rotund: ri Oly mpiea sn the ‘Champa ‘at Paris, and'a splendid Baud ob Music, with «cede cient number of artistes 19 make the entertainment superior to jh t offered. “Pocotlatet # Meteainascho calted the GNOME FLY, NAN Dn GNOME | THE BAREOON es THE FLY!!! Meeycham, the Queen of the Peris « ‘Tn be followed by : _ A MUSICAL OLfO ing of Pianoforte Ri 0; 1—Grand Sovato in D ‘To conciuse with aa Hissorieal Diapla adventures attending the je painting and mus rsonate the {aithfe rah, the I. dian N.B~Pei com Iearn particulars, by ¢ Branch baad ew ¥. -' Midm Hervio Nato, ns desirous of making eummer arrangements a bs Weid) to the under= B flight of f in which “Biguor HERVIG 6a Yon want re ng, and other out-door ‘exercues ment, a pling superior to open il others aiGentlemen subscribing Was the privil: ge of exercisirg at the Beanch Gy morsivim, (29 Auu street, where every Nendlensent ereeery for in-dor uw 128 awe Ea Hk Ft tse, of the stratght,, Hunting Knife, Musket ‘and 1 Ppnerar tentarn. 1 505 Pearl street, “er Bayonet, Stal mu ff, and every GYMNASIUM. PISTOL GALLE RY. MES8R$ HUDSON & OTTIGNON respectful form the gent! wpa GMs Ash SIUM at th Bre ow open for the ree net { for the purpose of A\ repectior pk da Terme mod 7 hleuc Lxereises. ull lemen beth jew York, dove they have bers wireet amd tion of visttors. complete in every psy ERWEOTYPE- and off r for sale a complete assortment cf Plates of excell —The Subscribers have just received Degugrreoty t quality, achromatic lenses, together with hypo sulhite of soda, aud the new accelerding substances. auch at chloride of gold, chloride of jodive, bromine, “and 12 manwer of using them. structions aa to the mauner of using them. | <Tm19 Stile yale, tt ve hat Parte aarket, will be received uy eve Tha above goods are for pale prices. by E A 0’ 4 Ss! CASH PAYM dea Fleece hus been Nasssu,and is now suspended over the vew COX, No. 6 Naveau street, (2 doors above where he wMl be moat happy eurr such of hi customers as my favor him with a eDtirely new, large, and varied telected from the Loman markets, an; he fipest avid most fushiwuable of Clothe, Case ings eee rehases having made enabled to sell at greatly which has so long cov jerived therefrom. & CO. mo of the Gol. of Fulton and com: merc a4 Maid-n Jane, w sie He and the novelties of the friends an enlt; Ine old stock fee been disposed of at auction in ordertog've place to his present ring & rene Ve paying community he solicits a contiouance of come favorn so kindly bestowed during his long career of ua e., mute in euperior st7!2. No Naval and Military Uniforms, Ladies’ RMing Hubita, ‘Mr Babcock coutinues to asviat in the bee idee PIANO FORTES TWILL'S MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT. —The prop-ie- ’ hinen’ invites the attentiot tor of thia stat nitre Catalogue of New and rid to the SIC. constantly, publis Ou nis fables can b neat wasters, of Europe. an sitions of the, fe @ on Thorough Base i ical Grammars. and Spon avy distinct a. dus to the already large eolls cti Marches, Waltare. Daners, I Me. hes many of which out town: of the mu Fashionable hing ‘ound afl the standard Musical Compo America ;—every. Harmony, § Kiementary Works of new and lon, Varia mot be found at the: rea thefe style of publishing musie at this Extab'ishmert, is well known tofthe musical community to be superior to any other store in the country, ail the music being printed from elegant engraved melailic p ates ; beautifal lichographtc superior manufactured expresal ADI wt Of Vi terns wopdand Mabogwy, with the Grand Harp Stop, Metallic Prates, Re, emoracine tet of furniture, with tablet and the utle pages embelliahed wit! gnettes, many of whith are tratefully Jlow cornered fronts, veneered legs, and ‘Grecian seroile ; al of which are, warranted co he ‘of such materiale, and so well er test of every chinate. vd astruments a gehepee. he Seon a for wale very cheap. The eubscriber having evlarged Jus estab! shine “ citizens to give elsewhere |. aa to stand the can be returned if apy defect ie Price from $150 to $700, Piano ‘ ad with Pianow of Rowe- him a eall betore (us conens ip Catalogure giver gratis, and Viuac sent to anv port of the city (Sign of the Golden Lyre ) ATWILL'S MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT, mo whsie MO ee ne aoe eean at Paul’ herdh. is WD, Front 108, taint, offer ferave tT Be Oo bites ing SEGARS— 189,000 Regalies, Riondes and M 959,000 Cummon dt da. all entitled to debenture Havana Sweet Meats Ries Ma Chote aren: —r Tews o ave Sioese senate t je rem SOUH RIVERS. at O reanm aed 1 hen te ee THOS. DOWsixg, atte +n. DAVID Lo ROGERS, fe ones razed is profeasiov al business at 2 im?