The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1842, Page 3

Her breast—oh ‘tis glory !—her cheeks red and fair, With har long jetty tresses of raven-black hair.—r. 4. Such may woman be if ever so plain, and indeed man too, in some respects, if, for instance, their face or skin ir ever so yellow, freckled, or has any eruptions on it, why ina short time they will have a fine, clear, healthy look by using one cakeof the Italian Chemi have bad hair, if it is falling off, or turning grey, has dan druff in the roots, or has ceased growing, of Coral Circassia will remedy . quested not tocondemn. this as a humbu are most excellent ; we know several who have been cured by them, and they have both received the praise of our most eminent physicians, sonable at ae 32°Chatham street. Try them—do— he period of embargo, ending in 1810, and that of war, The lowest average for domestic exports vas during the ten years ending in 139, during which he enormons tarifs of 1324 and 1320 were in operation. Phe working of the Compromise tariff down to 1340 had just began again to lift the average of expor crease our foreign sales of produce. england, France, and Spain have diminished ; and the tonnage of the United States engaged in foreign trade in 1838 being only 334,244, was actually less than what ap- pears in the returns thirty years before, turns exhibited 910,059 tons, and in 1810 no less than 934, nding in 1820. Soap. If they All the imports from he public are re- They are sold very rea- In 1809 those re- a LIBELS.—We ha have for the last ten years devoted an amount of money and labor that would who are unacquainted with such thinj known to the public the Balm of Columb! Many thousands have used it with pleasure and satis! tion. Its reputation has been made at our expense We have the right to it in this country, and no man, or setofmen, shall sell that article in this country without ourname upon it, unless they do it under the stigma of the meanness to try to live upon our energi caution azainst any one, high or low, large or emall, who have yet to learn that any jolt-healed, prejudiced fine can harm us for it, or prevent ‘our properly defending our rights. COMSTOCK & CO., 71 Maiden Lane. drawn, that the wealth of the country, and consequently the resources of the Treasury, have been lamentably crushed by the commercial system of the Union, and the progress of internal improvements must in reality have been checked by the same cause. The finances of the United States stand, then, in this predicament—a large deficit is declared to ex means which are proposed to meet it are of such a nature as to increase the causes of that deficit. Federal Government must be strengthened ; but it is not by putting fresh burdens and obstructions on foreign trade, that the finances of the country can really be im- proved or its credit strengthened, when the effect of such » additional revenue, and at the same time to dry up the sources from which that revenue surprise those shall make the attempt, The credit of the LIBEL CASE.—The statement in the Commercial that in the case of Burritt vs. Comstock for a libel, the re- | measures is to raise a litt! cipe for Hay’s Liniment was of English origin, was in- "There was no such proof. Bi letter from his brother in Ithic: “A Specific for the Piles.” Dr. Ransom swore he had been in Comstock’s employ under a solemn promise not to divulge their recipe, but after a time was told his services were ng longer wanted. After that he went to Burritt’s cific for the Piles was the same rec! attached the name, it. Query. Did Ransom betray the trust Me 8 pledged himself in confidence to keep? Buy Hay’ Link ment only at 71 Maiden Lane. AMERICAN MUSEU original dancer of Negro breakdowns, who has just re- turned after an absence of two years, is producing a great He was eucored a dozen t night, and he certainly is the greatest dance Whitlock, the unri nies him, and between the two they kick up more witnessed elsewhere. The large and splendid company of Canadian Indian biting here, attract great attention. The} in their national costume. The mysterious Gipsey Girl remains another week; ca Miss Rosalie the vocalist, and is, and Animal Magne- vore he had it ina solicited, and marked, The only just way of coming at a desirable result is, to reduce the tariff toa low revenue dut up whatever deificiency may exist by a direct property By the prompt adoption of such measures alone can even the temporary embarrassment bemet. Very many- too many’, of the States have set the example of repudia- tion, or the setting aside by one legislature the acts of a It is a democratic principle, that. the Goy- ernment has no right to borrow prosperity of future gene. rations, or inother words, it cannot incur debts for poste- Mr. Jefferson openly avowed this principle, and at the same time stated the average duration of a geue- ot legitimate to bor- These known facts are and then making ind told Burritt his * Spe- eas oe: Liniment, and then Bur: Diamond, the excitement here. 18, consequently it row money for a longer period. ient in the present state of affairs to prevent any for- cign investments in American securities beyond a mode- rate amount for a short time, and specifically provided for. spine atthe stoeh Exchange, 25 ahs Greenwich InCo = ree Cy Schenet Tr Squaws exhi- are all dressed Celeste the dancer. tism, are among the extra eattractian ns. City Despatch Post, 46 WirtiaM Street. Prixcirat. Ovrice.—Letters depot 8, half-past 12, and half past 3 o’clock, will be sent out for and 4 o’clock. Baancu Orrices.—Letters deposited before 7,11, and 2 o'clock, will be sent out een 2s at 9, 1, and ‘bo'clock. LEX. M. 1000 Indiana fake 2) shares} Mechanics’ bank ‘3, t oe Del & Hudson ited before half-past is she item RR 0 dshs Farmers’ Loan Second Board, MONEY MARKE! Monday, May 23—6 P. M. The news from England, although generally looked upon in a favorable light, hes produced no material change upon the stock market to-day. Delaware and Hudson de- clined j, notwithstanding the approaching dividends. The time saies of this stock are 3 per cent less than the cash stock, showing an utter want ofconfidence in it when the leading coal dealers are offering the best Schuylkill at $5,50, there is but little chance for Lacka wana, which costs as much to mine it. Btate to look after the debt due from this concern. Tost $3,000,000 by the Erie Railroad, and $500,000 by the Ithaca and the Catskill roads : if the $800,000 due from the Delaware in 1945, °8, isto be added, it will form a fine commentary upon the policy of loaning State credit to companies. Farmers’ Loan rose }, Mohawk }, Harlem }, Paterson }, Mechanics’ Bank fell }. ‘The general markets presented no material change to- day, in consequence of the news. The progress of internal improvements in the countries of Europe is prodigious. ‘The Prussian State Gazette pub- lishes a long article on the rai sult of which is the division of all the lines of railway into the following :— State of Trade. The advices from abroad have produced no material et ou our general markets. droop a it le, as buyers do not appear to come forward In cotton very-little has been done—purchasers seem to look for a reduction on the lers, but as yet no change has taken place, Flour appears to be more firm. The receipts are very small; most of that on sale has b The tolls collected on all the N each of the last four years, up to the 14th May inclusive in var, are as follows :— canal opened April 20, " Lani ‘Ashes appears to taken at $6.31}. w York State canals in It is time for the Cattle Market, There were not many cattle in market to-day—a less than have been offered for some time. Beeves ranged from $6 to $7 a hundred weight. and Calves from {$20 to $35 each. and Lambs from $2 to $3.50. head. Nearly all otfered were sold. ‘The quality of the animals was about as usual. Sheep from $2 to 30, sof Germany, the re- At Saint Louis, on the 20th ultimo, by the Rev, merchant of Cincinnati, to Miss EL daughter of Mr. Janes Kain, of Mon- + ©1794 which have costs+ + +++ ++ 28 In this city, on Sunday morning 22d instant, by the Rey. , of Boston, Mass., to Mi 6 Evizanern, daughter of John Dunn, Esq. rf Hallo- Hijesde emmmined on- atin 4 e 363 p Miles, lines of junct’ ce proximate estimate = ‘Total am’t of Miles The Leipsic leoauie on the other “band announces that the Austrian Government has decided on authorizing the constrietion of a railway between Vienna and Dresden, It is expected that all possible favor will be conceded to the plan, and that there will even be the guarantee of an interest of 4 per cent. Atthe third annual meeting ofthe Frankfort and Wisba- den Railway, held a week or 60 back, it was stated that 769,560 passengers were conveyed during the year just closed, being an increase of 100,090, compare’ with the The receipts were 425,693 florins, or 34,9071. ; from the analyzation of which it appears that the month of January was the least, and that of August the most productive ; these, after deducting the expenses of i +, 220,790 florins, or 18,104/., left a net profit of 204,903 florins, or 16,9027. The working stock of the company consists of 11 locomotives, consuming 225 tons wat ‘Brooklyn, on the 2ist instant, by the Rev. Mr. Pi e, E. Frascots, to Miss Manre Justine Rena’ on the 19th inst” Sarr ., postmaster of that city, to Miss Louisa A., daughter the late Wareham Whitney. At Montreal, on the 17th instant, by the Re: Wilkes, Mr. Aurxaypen Frepenick Sanive, to Mise Susax Watney Lymax, daughter of the late Theodore Lyman, ., ef Northampton, } mn the 10th of. pei, at Wateot Church, Bath, Comeron fifth Regiment, eldest son eee to Isapztia Manta, eldest iG. Axprews, by the valley of the Elbe, Cuartes Domvine, E of Sir Compton Domvi daughter of Sir George Arthur, Bi of Bombay, and late Governor of Upper Canada. previous yea On Sunday morning, May 22d, Doctor Gronar Acxmr- ey, in the 45th year of his age. His friends and those of his brother-in-law, Thomas Cole, tiully invited to attend his funeral this, (Tues: cernoon, at 4 o’clock, from his late residence, No. 1 Laight street, without further invitation. on Monday the 23d inst., Jas. Hav: ‘and Mary E. Woodruff, in the ath year of his In the French Chambers, a most extensive system of railroads has been authorized, toward which 126,000,000 francs, or about $26,000,000, is to be granted to the Minis- terof the Public Works as follows :— age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are res fully invited to attend his funeral thi A.M., from No. 22 Ludlow street. taken to Jamaica, L. 1, for interment. The Sag Harbor papers will please copy. morning, 234 inst, Mr. Peter Connery, in 8 His remains will be Rail Road betw’n } th & Amiens: + Strosburg & Hornmartin Dijou & Chalons Avignon & Marseill the 72d year not On the 22d inst, Caroline Cone, a xr, daughter of John C. ‘To continue sary ged 20 years, Lypta Axx, wife of 13,060,000 30,500,000 ‘These roads are part of a great system to connect Paris with all the adjacent counties, v: by Lille to Belgium. | a point to be fixed, to England. Germany. On Sunday morning, Mancery Gattaconnn, wife of Robert Gallaugher. On the 2ist instant, Wititam Barr, in the 55th year of ge. On Saturday, the 21st instant Groncr Doutinoen, aged "Suddenly, on Saturday evening last, Many Low, in the Sad year of her age. ‘At Newburgh, on Saturday, Miss Many Gray, sister of the Hon. J. G. Clinton ‘At Montreal, on Friday, atthe age of 54 years, the Hon. Junius M. Quesnen. ‘At Woodside, near Liverpool, England, Miss Mancaner Thompson, Inte of this cit: yed 21. Lyous, Marseilles, ead Cette}: 46: Mediterrarieam ‘Tours and Bayonne, to Spain. Nantes, to the Atlantic. Bourges and Clermont, to Central France. Rhine, by Lyons and Dijou, to the Mediterranean. The ill success which has attended the negotiation of the loan of the federal government will probably lead to some attempt to raise the money abroad, more especially fas money seems to be seeking investments in vain. We apprehend, however, that in the present state of feeling abroad relative to American credit, that the application will be attended with the same want of success that has attended it here, and for the same reasons, viz., the utter derangement of the revenues, In its arduons struggle with itsembarrassments, the Government suggests expedients, but it makes no attempt to bring forward and apply a com- prehensive system of finance which would cure the evil. On the contrary, loan which must probably be nego- tiated on very unfavorable terms, will add an annual charge to the expenditure ; and the only proposal forthe improvement of the revenue is to raise the import duties. The whole trade of the United States for the past year, under the then scale of duties, yielded scarcely 50 per cent of the necessary expenditures of the country, and yet with moderate revenue rates it should have yielded a fair rev- enue, The fact is, however, the effect of the restrictive system hitherto pursued bas been to check the growth of trade to a surprising extent. commercial and political relations with England and France, andto weaken the federal bond of the northern and southern States ; and if the tariff be again made more restrictive than it is, these effects will manifest themselves with fresh intensity. ‘The trade of the United States has undoubtedly grown with great rapidity, Sut it has net grown nearly so fast a: the population and cultivation of the country, or as it might have done without a restrictive tariff. official reports of the Treasury Department since the formation of the Government, show indubitably that the foreign trade of the country, so far from increasing, has for the last twenty years been rapidly declining, iliustration of this fact, we have compiled the following table, showing the amount of foreign goods retained in this country for consumption in 1790, and the average amount retained during each period of ten years at the close of which the census has been taken ; also for the same periods the exports of domestic goods and the ex- ports of cotton. Avenace or Fontan Goops RETAINED IN Tit States ron Consumption, of Domestic Exron E AND PorucaTion FOR EVERY TEN MMENCEMENT oF THE Govens- Weekly Report of Interments In the City ayd County of New You, fiom the 4th day of lay to the 2isc day of May, 4s Men; 0 Womens H Boyes a my So) Aneurism, Os Ararleiy, nes, Cholera Lafantum, 1 EE oe oy 1 + Iptemp tere? 4 Tories of Heem s Small Pox, 4; ia 05 ie 05 ot eee: FH Whooping Cough, ‘ ‘Worms, Under 1 year, 203 110 2 years, 10; 20, 7; 2080 M0 21; 290 40, 21; 40 to 50,9; 50 to 60, 0;'60 to 70, 11; 70) to 80, 45 80 to 90, United Praise, a Treks rh none oF Nativity. 1d, 265 ss hi Scotland, 1; Gere mays peaessions | Oe North America, 0; ee known, 9. Wales 1. impede the extension of ary Hospital ra pay y Honatal 4; Long Island, Colored i re ‘Si : sm Bellevue, 2° Latest Advices RECTIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. or erie Exrow wraien de Exports Exports Cotton. Prpule. tio S525 2 e>erreres> o>: 7333: “Th is table dave that, deducting the exports of cotton from the aggregate exports, there is a great falling off in average per head of the remaining exports, At the same time there is no increase in the average imports, The re- sultsare as follows : Average per Hend. > lap Serer sate “Passengers Arrived, Bao pe J Janrino—Brig Genl Pinekney—G, B, Morewood, of Door Head. PAINS HB RAO * Teporte. ‘Export. Passengers Sailed. ‘3 Fr » Gladintor—Henry Be Mi mp deg het 1 ¥ child, Philadetphi The everoge imports for the ten years ending in 1340, Passengers to Arrt Savanvan—Biig Wi Fulle ndrews and two children, Mi ie so ond child, Nir Bawa hse Wray, Moe Bell Rev Mr Kellogg, lady an Martin, Andres, Murphy, Buckinzham, so. - "Foreign ren baneuatan Hvtt—Bark Defender—t00 tons coal 50 anvils 50 chs painters colors Barclay & Livingston, Rio pe Jaxrino—Brig Gonl Pinckuey—92! bags coffee Grin- nell, Minturn & com1220 A Foster & son—35 J Borham. Domestic _Importations, 350 bbls pork RL Maitland— jo tallow Sil sacks corn 273 Doas. ae net x 4 a 3 aoe bacon E Nathan~-291 kegs and 35 order. bls lard to + June ay a6 iy Au. 1 apt, Keane, aifteare to touch at South: end Antworn lor New. York ou tie $0) of Ma Ainpton, Eng., on the 7th. “Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL, P. Henry, Delano, Shetfield, Allen, s ys FROM PORTEMOUTH, ‘On PORTSMOUTH, Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 24 | Mediator, Champlin, dune t Wellington,Chadwick, April || Wellngton,Chadwick, June 10 PROM HAVRE. FOR HAY RE. Argo, Anthony, vil 4 | St Nicotas, Pell, Francois I, Ainsworth, May 1! Duchesse d’Orleans, “To Ship Masters, favor gif ceaptai olore 'R. &. A We shell esteem it here, will give to. Co a report of the shippi Is spoken on their ass newspapers () them immediate ins of vessels arriving lartin, of our news fleet, ae wheuce they sailed, the list of their cargo, aud any Commodore Martin wil rival. We will reciprocate no Sully, Burrows, Havre, C. Bolton, Fox & Livingston; New Orleans, Johnson « Lowden; Beaver, Stoning & Co.—Bark Reform, New Orleans, Sturges & Clearman.—Brigs Arixene? eck, Turks _tslan J, Peters & Co; Antares, Hatch, St. Nes ceils & Co; Atlas, Heath, Mr, Desert, Lincolu, New bern, NC; Weymouth, Arrived. uder, Dunean, 80 days from Hull, with coal, Experienced severe weather on the 1, Mine rie y passage, lost bul warks, Brig Gen! Pinckney, Ford, 49 days from Rio de Janeiro, with coffer, to the master. “yen Is left before reported, 29d ult. lat 839, Jon 34:19, was boarded by a boat from a Brazilian Wag bri, Brig Disigo, McNair, 24 days from New Orle &e, to onder Below. "Packet ship Argo, Auth fr pet Facke yh pip A 3 uthony, from Havre, April 24, with mdse, General Record. Packer smir Suucy, for Havre, will sail to-day. Letter bags at Gilpin’s, m the Exchange. Whatemen, at May 19, Int 3¢ 35, lon 74.40, Pioneer, from the Pacific, Sf days fiom St, Helens, for New Bedford, with 2100 bbls April 12. lot 5 25 S, lon 31.50, Phonis, 86 days from Roratong: for NBediord, 2200 bbls sp. en ee Spoken, Amazon, from Surinam for Gloucester, May 10, lat 316, lon o—(a brig supposed her Went into Gloucester ‘afternoon of Clarissa Andrews, from New Orleans for Liverpool, May 10, late 39, lon 79 30. Susen & Nine 2416, lon 9, Coen Ree from NOrleans for Guadaloupe, May Fanny, of Boston, from New Oceans for Havre, May 6, off Tortugas, rom Apalachicola for Liverpool, May 16, lat Foreign Ports, Hatirax, May 12—Arr Clifford, Al Korky 13th, Lady Harvey, do; ‘tith 1th, J Ehiladel vie, Cid 16th, Bu et Ayn arch 20—[n poi ddays; ‘Mason Bates NYork, w disg; Neore wero, Bosto York, 10. di ing te PA ‘ts Plata, jetta, for Boston, taki for Boston, Me? "That ladelphin, Md. Apol- 11 Hy sigh tibeehyi m Monte tomarLs, Ap Grxoa, April I tas, Palerm Honant Tow. Robt Pulsford, Sl 13th, as, Boston, Sid Nov 7, Satem, May Into ats f May 19—Arr Wyoming, Portland; Philan- orist, Boston, Cld Susan, do. Norrouk, Ma; in, Wiayxorox, NC. May . Ince, St Thom: ne, Bupatcers Reeeten i6th, Wale NNWork) Cd 14th, Margaret, ig, tol Tith, Belle, NYorky Sterling, do; Hero, favre; ore cuba; Attila, W Thad Liverpool; Emily, NY; Fairfield, Boston. Arr auth, Louk Margaret, do. Savanwat, May 19—Arr © Wilson Fuller, NYork. Mi » May NYork; Havee, Havre, Sid at, Havre, Are ith, V Berwick, Havre; Stephen Lur- na; Ambassador, Glasgow; Parsnit, ia S Helen, and “au Patrick, NYork.— Bost Mh, Rajah, “Birkenhead, do, FEMALE PILLS. HESE, enfin and celeb: from Portu; we percerve, te becbuiped inthis comune Acai ment on the last column of fourth page VENTRY SHEETING: nventry Sheetings, (re be sold et Also, « fall su (i ped from Mobile for debt) for cash or city ac- heavy brands, Ind! ‘Stark Mills, a m2{ eod3tis*r OOK AT TH cents; lot hat Law bazine a: 8: 6a er yard French mnslins, yard ‘ ins at Is 34% fu shins Is 6d per yds Swiss mush $d; mull mus! F 3 yard je Ince at Gel per yn ‘tidy mens? kid Eloyes at 22 64; fine double mul. J 5 ren aL sa, carpet at Is per yard, 9) e for leent a VILLER AAWKINS® Store. m4 ae S01 Gisumwich st, Sth stove blow Sprit’ st TO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS. uc.— C. & J, HART NE ETT, No. 2 Courtlandt street, near Broadway, Wholesale and Retail Menufacturers of Travel- ling, Writing, Dressing and Jewel cases, miniature cases, and settings, flute, Locket, wateh, riug, and pi € ver plate, neatly arron ‘Also, trays mas Ktted to. Jewellers’ svete cases, to" Contain ‘watehes, chal rings, keys, pins, thimbles§ pencils, Se. &e. "A variety af the above articles ronstantly on hand, and made toorier, with noatness and desrateh No. 2 Courtlandt street, New Fo PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN Tor LIVERPOO ers by this ship will please bbe, on hoard the Steamboat Hereules. at vall, t at which time the s Letter Bags will close at the usual places, at m 7 OTIC N BOAT apes 20th inst at 12 o'clock, 14 o'clock. The Office for Le PATENT 5? removed frown we ions of the articles known as ‘ebb's Burners, has thrown = much Tight Gasihere be. country for years ae to admit of lightened public being led away by may se me pape bo the ween be obta city EMPORIUM OR LIGHT Gib i. which ts conducted ender the sminediete: super tendence of the subseriber, who is well knowl to be theo nal inventor ofthe same, VW General Supt. 418 Fothen cor. Canal st, DRUGGISTS, and the public general M. rit LAV OL ASCO. have 4 amphene ean except at the old comer m222wis*e_ in owe hours not expressly with fresh clay from the same’ reservoir with the great care which this kind of merchan scene its presepyation for any, reat ‘of time durin transportation. “Those honaring them with their yatronage wl wholesale and retail price very moderate. , unporter of leeches, atthe Leech stween Grand and Hester streets, 78 Broadway, between Grand and Broome maz attr K SLIP-—Doetor Carpenter, as usual, devotes his fnatttire personal atention tothe relief ofthe afictad and ne fortanate, to the effeetial and speedy cae. Of All diseases, at h old established and. well ki slip Dispensary. Peck stiy near Peal street. De. Carpenter begs teave ‘0 whom he ix unknown, that he it a rocilarly n and, surgeon, a graduate of Union Cu squire taine: iy! important to the effectually es testify. Hi the comfort thousands might and many will sare conveniently adapter | trivacy of patients, who are never exposed 0 RES vill be found re ar ARPENTER, wk P. M. ‘i ima imc N ISSING. Stey shen Potter, of the, ninth ward, left this house on the ‘th instant for Jersey City. He was last seen on board of the ferry boat leaving ny’ bs at pltee No sufficient exnse is Known that con account for nntary abse i his family are ina state of most sani oir as te his fate, He was 2 large man of abont 3 fd) and five feet a inches in height, grey hair ard blue eyes, He had on when he le! i me a new alive brown dress cont, new black satin vest, and brown be, Hoth surtout. aqoa of the Sth instant, will be v his friends, and may be left with ss WEST & RUPEL, mio tw*r 5h Wall street. tH TMNTGRATH WACTE NE BURR, JONES & CO, 192 Broadway, corner of. street, 3 AG ae pared i engrave all kinds of Ma fal wtyle, wich anparacled capetiiten. aad te aes le icled expedition, Jor owe hanged Yor. jar work executed by hand enarst- ine=sthe cot ot Mae steel oF copper plates not exceeding Li- N. ‘Specimens of the work done by be examined athe offee'n Bromdwey, ©” “Om o PARK THEATRE, THE First night of the rhe sneag iD OF RAXO i a a at seven—perf es cominence at MONDAY EVENING, Bin all descriptions. Large sale of Aes Fart « THURS At 10% o’elock in My large Fulton st entes Harp, Organs, &e aud other writers, entitled NY. Latrobe, MAID OF 'SAXO Fred. ane the 2d, K At 104 o'clock Judge of the Court of 3, and Uther surgical’ instrane nt of Greuadiers: Corporal of the Grenadiers wines, groceries, ies aah agid ot Saxony, Splendid panies ora de: Countess Lanska’ Frederick Lanska, her daughter ‘actory girls, Peasants, Sc. Interior of German’ Duett—Ho! Han . . Gertrude and Hans, Arrival of the Stage Coach, ors—Re ve! Rejoice! Rejoice! we're safe Chorus of Pass: Wood near the Prussian Camp. Chorus—The pe foe me isa Soldier's Life. * Anshor and Star ¢ Ferandez, tr ti ty 000 E:strella do, wi Jers and private cons id that f yp tig brow: 8 Soldier’ sth D the "hated Lanska. ng Time of Love: « My fate there’s no retreating: Landscape near Berlin. Chorns—Lads and Lasses tri Frederick's Ad C pores; All bail the King. Porcelain Factory at Berlin—the Saxon Girls discovered at work, Chorus—Home, Home, E Solo—Dear lost Home Song and Chorns—Sky, Stream, Mo land, and in Berlin— Frederic lish Merchant. Song~Dared these lips my sad_ story impart: « Sophia’s Apartment. Love is not a gorpen fl the Princ» of the pu Room i m the Chatea: 0 worthy ae nrebeatot dis Pe H. TIMPSO. ldress tohis Troops. Stanly and Carpen phoard, temrik, arn rman Silver table and tea spoons: closet doy 100 setts + Sophia and Factory it interview with the Eng: worthy the fparticul © now ready, and d cote taretel CTION NOTIC E—CO) MES Mi MILLER Co. Merchant's Exchange, w Mm as security oe the Metis Principals and C) E terior tind interior of the Castle \Spanday. culars see Coinptroller’s ni ive of sale in th f tis tire deep toned mi The Great Hall! What courage more. hearts are bounding with ‘deiieht if To epnctude with the fare Ge the m B—Books oft he’ bone 3s, Duetis, q Merises &e., ITURE BUYERS roadway. next th ntion of the cape thet he Nit TO FUR: Solo and Chorus—"* TON ERS, No. AND AND HAND La et ERANCE SOCIETY will t half past seven o'clock, saute syoamboat Div RB. Roe, will leave, the N. Haight, on Alcohol and ks, with practical illustrations of their deleterious m the animal system. ciety think, will be found extremely wating a vest amouni of practical information, CLINTON, Capt. §. fooror conrad street, this (Tuesday) afternooi The SWALLOW To-morrow afternoon, M» ‘The above are substantial boats, fiited up with elegant State Rooms, and for xccomiorlations are unrivalled on the Hudson, FEQLE LINE FOR ALBAN at seven o'clock, P. M the Stei niet ei) between Courths EM Cape, A.D y and Saturday afternoons, UTILAMERICA, Capt, aft ORT wil AMBRE ed speakers will a * Phe exercises will be attended with good mus Large a tendance is expected—seats ail many 00d sous. ticularly provided for ladies and strencers. ot the gubseriber, aBAY HORSE. with a wh forehead, over eight years of as trey given, that unless fay charges, and take him away, Liberty srteets, (Sunt: he steal most ROCHIES he M, atk Wednes alraiireionice: » Cajitain M. H. Trues- eay afternoons, at dell, leaves ‘Tucss five o’clock, for Albany and intermediate place: "The above boats are and substantial, are “furnished with il respects are aasurpas: Moule Without Tueth, is @ mouth shou hari? x entlenien of the city he branches of Modern the office on the edueated to the profes. wnored with a Diploma yd of the Med al also several certific rook of hots North most respectable families ¥ s, which he Dresues wil of the American public. y be pleased to honor hint with their pas dims every operation in the most consist- moat reasonable terns. utitle him to the cor sures those who n positively as aboy Te adapted to the cure CAUTION, Arlt oc iersed tne dations, 2 may 9 on boar K. COLLINS & CO. 46 Sc Great care will be taken to have the goods by this line po ast in Haullen & Woodruff, wee Poe wek peat) all ods t his address. and ¢ It at 205 Broadway, uy a ins, for the genuine, in ~PRIVAT 1D} CU TPHE MONITOR. ing the nature, sy the. discases_ called 5 liar packet. shi ill’ stil as above, T he accommodations of this. shi and steerage passe Th y rous of securing berths should make ate ayplication to tnore than this, that the Mor itor! ha seached| th ‘-7> Sold for the etre veeeien of tiatonwbeies Courses Ne. for the ry the or any of the tame, Tine, iy applying as above, (if by Pe at og yp Hall, 60 Spesie hs giecen ent liens urse No.2, for the permanent cure of ves in all its stag se. They excite no su used with safety and unvarying su 1, coruer of Marion, 3 blo Private entrance 6943 Marion stre JES IN HE WEATHER PHIL O- SIDERAT —Th apbable weight ILLE, couRSE— if] come off On this Course,on Tuesday, ) the tik, at three o’elock—Mile Mi the saddle, closed with \ subseril TRE YETING re or maintain Hy Price of admission to any are of the ¢ the Brick Store, > strect, has two excelt For Sale, or to Let, the superio th’ street near Sixth This House is ver changed for improved Property in t } in persons whose bodies we eeling of shivering whit he lower part of South Datch Churel he of the best Pews in the arise; but on firs feeli ling of headache bowels, immedi jamin Brandreth’s Vegetable Ui ‘at his principal office, 211 Broadwa ‘Take of these innocent and harmless Fills four or five, or even together depends upon U evere a large dose should be taken, Ay gr fine tov at 38 Broadway. tent Harp) Maker, and at Berners xt tL | LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK a's Misture [Th alleled Tea, so hight ed, is now for sale at the Cant s 50 cents and $1. more, if the case mptoms, if they a i ihey are slight a ‘mall ‘Thousands have, by taking an occasional dose of this medi- cine, alee themselves mouths of sickness, and often from an Brandreth Pills should be used by all emigrants : wil thas ensure their health from those accidents. to. w lich, nn the change of climate, the id be occasional use acainet attacks of disease of every ki hall soon be restored EALED PRO) ng Sroton Aqueduct, antil the first day of Jui M. at their office, at said section, for Curnis Seve lof the stone TOs already contested for. to complete the 4 spre’ ich the belt a thatway have secumalated. ia. the aystem by iuhaling impure from eating unwholesome food, This at all times easier to prevent than cure ng a peventive, cours we sand specifications, (hat will be presented for or ex ami ations ‘as hereinafter menrioned. The plans of the bridge and the specification of the m pest and the manner of preparing the samme may be ¢ office of the Sai at said section, ot debilitate te natural , but rather strengthen and assist them. TH PI id at_25 cents per bos thal office, No, 2i1 Broadway, between lurray street; also at Bowery, 1034 Hudson street, near Canal, ail 175 Secoud street, ow ¥ TO BE REMEMBERE) har each of the genmie has upon it wai iit. Npitt Pik Place and uu AQRERTS, AR rs for inilding section 86 th the ¢ Crote the building of the Bridge over the tacts m Rive TTA" 7 DENTISTRY. M, THORN, DENTIST, solicits the attention of those who wear artificial Teeth, and thove who > them to his method of eupy Knowing that ¢ mouth, of those who. indulge in a TrEREE cory- ‘That each fate Pie two signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brand- ‘mare bce” pe " les the Tabe ibe are vr ol re tach box fae ponies, thus:— ing dowe in red ink, e hundred tapressions of randreth's iy: 4 And three signatures, BENTAMIN BRANDRE TH. HAVRE.—Consignees emits on board, at per No. 33 at using one parr All) foods not permitted by the 201 twill be sent to the SHERMAN’ ATED LOZ EN NO. 4 PECK SLIP. 5 ue ARPENTER Lt A moss-covered Dispensary. et continues to administer rons who have oue t recommend them t c OU jm patients, who ean tants or showshoy, and in contaci—keeps ho ty onaily tothe we stenms and specifie. nos alling pasion ir bale ful effeets, The suelden tran eae wan bi sole yrract! flering and etnded vic eR Are a sovereign remedy cae sickness lon. Aaron ©) leek, TAIN ILASS 8 LANES & CO, 23 Broad wa Striners and decorative and others, fitting ap the whach for style and execution wiews to suit the Caper ar to the sichest Nassan street—Agents, three stores; Sends’, 273 Browdway, 77 East Broadway; ¢ drington, 227 Hw son, Rashton & Sapinw ali wellings, to inepest their stock, not to be surpass ite share RS—LICABIA & MA Homily MIberty street, near Nassau street, o .- i keer Nonna Segars, very superior A fer for me the fol desigt Tipe choortest noth ented with economy and despateh. WANTED mde artist, used to decorative patting also an fod Fellow oF the London | 49 to a intone the i Sesele carrying on the practice af the Veteriay verfully solietta thei ‘ is diploma and every ot! or certifie iso the highest re ihe rere Professors, tt 2 . fs daverte, a caelem Tor ship stor Fowls, Milk, &e. <b the power of ihe College to mendatory testimon' combined with | country, will, he t fume. 7 nan elim fe, fn erent, at pave | Walnut: Mas N. B.—Large size Pickles for grocers, Wholesale and Retail Ware houses | entitle him «3 the confidence snd 6 Shroom ard. Tomato Catsup, by the gallon Horse and Cottle medicine port of the Ainencan Public. een a0 prevalent. almony ng the Inst two years, AMUSEME PARK THEATRE. THIS EVENING, May 2 T Pie performanees commence _, THE MAID OF SAXONY. Count Deniska, Manvecst Kate non farrald, Sophia Mani NTS. ES ©. E. Horm, a . Hom. Mr Singleton, Edward, E Mrs Pritchard Door s open At seven=performances will commence at half: vast ae oxen BIT $0 centa=Gall HATHAM THEATRE. ~~ Re-Eny a hari FORREST, positively for Six Nights THIS EVENING, May ries he performance will com menee with [AMLET. Hamlet, Mr. Forrest | Ghost, J. RS Laertes, Kirby Horatio, helia, RS Thorne. THE RING BOYS. The Coust de Croi Stevens Pal Thorne, atin, Mestayer Doors will open’ in future ata quarter past 7 0” Pooch: and’ the eustain will rise-at # Dress circ THIS E Ed Mrs Tim Cronker, Master Roberts Mis Croaker, Mes Watts ay, Tina Boz, caste [Scan Weller, Mitchell Igobble, Mrs. Watts, Dress Circle, 50 cents—Upper Boxes, 2) ceutePit, Is.—Krn- vate Boxes, $5. The De half Will in future open at? and the Curtain will rise at NEW YORK MUSEUM woe (Formerly kuc ites, warfare, rs. dances, Kes of the SQL Sac, rox, SEN, 1G, and other dist enished Trikes, nt of Mitss FE Sits wit a Mr. A. Shaw from the London Concerts, wili sing some ef hig favorite songs. Mr. urs Will preside at the Pinnoforte, La acer Room performance to commence at half pest erght o’elek yy Thee who is in world, ad weighs only inches in helght, Vermont Dwarf, teen pounds, and be seen day’ and nd, Natural Bridge of lock t three o’clock. mv AMERICAN MUSEUM. R, OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET — ARNUM, manager-—-EVERY DAY A 2 Mus WEEK, commencing on Monday, } Best attraction in the city! Day visitors admitted the JOHN DI4AMO ND. the great and original ne- others to assuine his WHITLOCK, with bis ad Extravageneas on the ¢ week of the mysterious GIPSEY GIRL! She cly consulted during the day. ANS WARTIORS and SQUAWS ! dressed in ONAL COSTUME, 1 for this week pwineallats COLLINS, the Comic we Daneer CINTA, MAGN E- ALLS, ALBINO LADY, GLASS and more NOVEL CURIOSITIES y five museums in America. i every Wednesday and Satur. 1ET atone of on ‘Cuesday Evening, race fox the season. W YORK | dD ic id Goliah at the Taberna fh last rab NY Sister of David, ‘Sms. Strong | Daushter M List time in New Ye David, Mr. i Jonathan High er, Levites, Male Female Attendaul i The Orch ates will ‘efficient, consisting of Vio 8, Violoncellos, Double Basses, Clanonetts, bors, Trom- » ae “Oph clides, “Oboe, Cymbols, Dn Harp, Clie ductor, Mr u. gy Ly R. Harrison the Tabernacle on Mi ng members will receive will obtain their m2 tt if ahi, wil EVENING, 2m, 1912, Mavbethatacbetl Mr. Butler} Lady; Macbeth, we Bovs Hally Part I. “thon oon!=Duke Aranza, But- Emma, Mrs. Butler. Willian Tell, Mr. Bui lowed by The Bear Leader. -. Merehant of Veuiee—Shylock, Mr. Betler; atler. Written and spoken by Mrs, Butler, o fal man will conclude the entettainment , 00 cents—Doors open at 7, and to commence at % ckets to be had rs fd Pp th Hall will b E eninge, witha weipal book and muic stores, a ay, Wednesday and F ange of ike Skete te sang Hlastretions. nt to ‘visit the t wee ARTY, the lew ey has the pleat onlay text. the hiful grounds inne; = fe ab fe . ‘effected a short ea Will perform a composers, with y in Rochester, oil 2ith and 290 CARD AND NOTH HO TRAVELLERS end the Public generally, resident in the State ot New York and Western of the country. esate. WELCH & MANN hope and believe they can pro sent to the cof fhe nol amanship, a moxt splendid ob Ridorssescha picked squsstrioa and a star in his own department. The Grand Tent Saloon is new, spacions, and highly accom modating; the housing and decorative trappings ere rich, novel, and of the very first oi The Orchestra comprises the best available Nauwe and Fo reign Talent, and will ena’ of amuse t0 hear the finest compositions of the Gre Masters admirably, wil ma the names of th telebnated C.J, ROGERS, the Star of the South tiful Bliskspea % lader, awl his wonderful puyel, Stan envoy ge Upour’ acts Of operatic he most tai@nterd and of Mr. Ris von, must electrify ali who enificent Poses of the four Hung an Cons' ceyeeneation * «| SETH, H, @ + tfal to emite a Someattae 4 pies s ii lightful. r Mr, G. Sweet, wil) dine FE ye Arr otae lb Grctece the Tigi t Comic Singer of the Dar, Mr. Dickinson, will oc- casionslly introduce a series of v Ost poy a songs—the great East Indian Necromatic Peats by Vir, Jem M nperalatiy eal ‘Vin fg x fu peed UoUpe ore acts of dash and date, by Me =! troupe—single performers will represent Gap Historical Caval ants, with the beautitu stud of Hors of the ov most €xcel gro Son ance by that rmonareh of Herland oe, the incomgpara ie Fahn Smith, aided by light heeled Toinmy Coleman, the great 4 Chesnut, ‘and ithe Brnes of Paganinnies, Re Hodteen. Ca FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C. FOURTH JULY, 1842 OUNTRY and erty dealers in fireworks, will find it to 2. -/ advantage to call and examine an extensive assortinent 1 shment, 65 ity of fire crackers just received. ber the sign of the two mammoth sky rockets and am id mal tiyt REMIUM DART have now ready for sale two to three thous and named Dah as, in pots, strome healthy plants, from 6 to 18 inches in height, well woted, and of the choierat ky ds; mm addition to wi ch, My have added the. finest of last year’s prize flowers fr Hand Our stock of Dably sogenerly known one of the best in this epun- try, that sry rer, comment is deemed wm reeeatsy Aan rices wil ia conformity to the t h yi8. OF Varieties, by name, 83: do. very f Jo. extra fine, $7 594 “a sw Y Licey worn resented. “atalogues furnished on ap & DUNLAP, 576 Browdway, promptly executed, 8 thankfully received snd r All 0, men iwer zi CONTINUATION nenceof the rain ye of Plante, which ¢ nt at A the ‘subscribe » 9 Joby od at I2o’elock; to be sold by From Beads es ‘ere many fine Cameal fendron, Orange Trees, e. ‘s few line Heralds, Carnations and Pico 10 bloom, masie®e J. BRADEN a at respectfall leave to his frie WW nh ie i eh and reopen ie int ape ne ot oe weit wil ‘ve tfehent a say to those whe hav With the established rep ¢ i ead paste io caeet hw former elfree eteeniion canal? sin cit min ety ‘ot forgetting to tende: the patronage he has received, “ta to deserve a continuance SOHN BRADEN, 73 yet Suir YA700 Tom LIVERPOOL —Consignees will *S ara x ad their permite Vetoards a Orleans Whaat, foot at Vall wtre Alanis not petmitted in five stnnst be sent to public mt itr