The New York Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1842, Page 1

Vol. VIL.=—-No. 432.—-Whole Ne. 2009, ~ REGULAR PACKETS. ai Ship SHERIDA! Ship GARRICK, Ship ROSCIUS, Stup SIDDONS. sup srppons. Da si yyitain Johy Collins, 13th Se ptenal Th RAGE 4 he all ofthe first class, upwards of 1400 tons, built in the city of New York, with such’ Anyrovements as comb Fret speed ‘with unusual comfort for passengers. as been taken in the Rip ir their accom ‘The price of passage he: be provided. These masters, who will make every exertion to give gene ither the eptains or owners of the ipa will be respsnsi« ble for any letters, parcels oF gackages sent by Uhean, unless re- gular b’tls of lad igned there ° Md ine will hereafter go armed, and their peeu- liar conden fiver them security not possessed by any other but vessels of w: few York, or to 0., Liverpool. Letters by the packets will be ctarged 123 ceits. per single sh cents per ounce, and newspapers Leent each, an? NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. — (SECOND LINE.) F ships of this Bi > he: : leave New if ‘on the and Havre on the I6th of each month, as follows : From New York. From Havre. The new ship ONEIDA, 16th April a st July 16th August s Funck, it November( 16th Deceawer Ship y BALTIMORE, Ist April 1th May Cap Ist August 1sth Sentember awa une, tat Deecem'r§ lath Jat Ship UTICA, Ist M. 6th Ju ‘aptain Ist ‘Septemb'r th Oc a ek tederick ety Ist January ¢ 15th Pe February jew ship} x ns st June "Eaptain it Geteber 3 leah November: J Ist February t6ta ‘The accommodations of these. ships are not, surpassed, com- ing all that mhy be required for comfort. ‘The. passage is $100, Passeugers will be supitied with every e- quisite, with the exce; intended for these vessels will be forwarded b pean tin Lease og toe aspen than the cepeeed, actually i ite 5 age, enrved on them, For freight or pase ave ase] D& a8 ‘ontine Buildings. h, 20th, “rand contin appointed for the re= ‘and disappointments uths. The following th, commencin when regular days wi year, whereby great del the suinmer Caprain Jackson, iSIPPL, Captain Hi uptain Hunt, rai Mier. Ship MEM Ship ulford. ‘These ships were all ry nthe city of New York, express- yfor packets, are of light draft of water, have recently boen wly eappered and put is caret order,with accommodations for passengers unequalled for eamfort, ‘They are commanded by exrenieneed cinge will make every exertien to give eneral 8 mis at all times be towed up and See Misasaph by steamboats. either the Owners or captains of these ships will be responsi- ble fyrjewelry, bullion recious stones, silver or plated ware or fiir any letters, farce! 0 or ackage, sent by or put on board o them, unless regu Mar ils Inding are taken for the same, sad the value thereon carts For freight or passage, RSCCGHLINS & CO. 56 Sout iucuis. & WOODRUFF, Agent io New us, who will promptly forward all Ai to their addres: vahipe of this line. aya .warcanted (b sail punetually as ised, and great care will be taken to have the goods corre: easured, mi e Th STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP a) NEW eer SOUTHAM) BELGIAN. Risrmanten BRITISH QUEEN, Keane, ComManver. The day Preiaten of this well-known Steamship, have been fixed as follows : aon Antwerp, From Southampton, From New ees On 4th May. 12, On 7th May, 1942, On 7th June, 184: NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1842. Price Two Cents. FURNITURE. pee of eat ‘ CONTIN at that place, for the transact Forwarding an Business, aud for fectitating the pe eens eomrse between this commtry and ¢ tp te Siuated. in the facturing om Lor gametes with all by rulroads or steam affords the greatest advantages for pul- Continental goods. our offices in Bost season for thet pa piutistt generally be exeeuted in seas of the sane steamer, which will leave Autwe y m of German) books are particularly requested a HARDEN & CO. New York, May 17th, 182. ‘ nentantine POMEROY © OS ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. jaces, inoat syed, regularity and safe ew € Notes, Important Papers and Valuable Packag » the negotiation, transfer, or pay Exchange, Notes, Dra Accounts, &e. sonable per centage—execute orders for the parchase or sale af Merchandise, Produce and Menufaasured Articles of every de= scription, je csofally e towns on their ronts. Messrs, HARNDEN & CO’S EXPRESS to NewYork aud Boston M WI EXPRESS Messrs. ‘andl Chicago and ine post direet, speedy and mand western wereantite aun The Oleott, Watts we, James Taylor, Theodore T. A. Smith, G. Gene Ge beater John M ‘AD: Patchin, Now Olcott, Albany. -—Beunest, Backus & Hawley Utica j Smith, Auburn ; J. Fargo, Shepherd, Canandai David Host. L4 enster, Lockport; J. A. Clark, Batavia Buffalo. POMEROY & CO,” sy » § Exchange Buildi ban al FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. | tion with the Su | Sc RAN in SET? HEOAN. « ean ch will leave f w York daily, (Sundays ex- “) fromn Pier No, 1) ‘North River, Bawery Place, at five . Me poe 150 WedneMlays, and errs, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and for Stonington, rs on. th Al of the steamers at, Stonington, nd proceed immediately to dence and Boston, aud for the accommodation of persons tras may take the Railroad ¢ velling between New York and Newport, the steamboat trains will stop at Wickford long enough to leave and receive passens cep elon to Boston, Providence, $3.00 Deck passage, 2 do. as. *Fieighe taken at the following much reduced rates :— joston, ‘oods weighing forty pounds or upwards to the cubic foot, ods 7 cents per foot. surement goods 5 cents per cubic To Providence, on foot, and specific articles as per tarif to be obtained at office 22 m31 6m Broadwav. OPPOSITION LINE FOR A ALBANY. FARE REDUCED! © 50 cents—Berthn 50 cents TAKEN AT REDUCKD PRICE commodions. Steamboat WASHING- 76 ptain J. M. Brown, having mngements to change her days ol New York, will hereatter leave the foot of Robinson New Yor y Monday, Wednesday, y at 5 o'cloe! 50 perton, and on measurement g rReion Albany, at 5 o’cloc! Haminond stre and turday afternoon at the foot, of et, Kipeston Point, Catt and Hulton, Soe possage, apply tot fy RANDOLPH HARIRI Rees Went a nde FARE REDUCED STATEN ISLAND Fata. Foot of Whitehall street. steamers STATEN ISLANDER ‘and SAMSON age each way jewburghe I Poughkeepsie, will run ‘as follows, amt fu . pig ich July, Bh Aug “er Ney York. Th’ Beye. rh Oct orclock 4, Me Price of passage, meals not included, te, Southam § Antwerp, S0—Steward's fees, $2 62 “ deived ou board, on the plan of'a continental hotel, inthe best : rs shunner, aid at fixed and moderate prices, passengers being only 2 ee ~harged when n partaking of the same, 3 jassage to either of the above ports.can also be ; if preferred, with meals and steward’s 7 6245 pol ths exclusive ofwine An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship.” For freight or passage, or furth fe ‘or freight or p es or ane Terther infos 22 6ra*r IMPORTANT TO WESTERN MERCHANTS. RELIANCE PORTABLE IRON BOAT LINE For he ‘Transportation of cree between Philadelphia and fees included for tages. ha go canefelly. pt a] Ogee irket street, are car ortae R ys without tran ‘1 Te crews are employed, who take of the goods at Philadelphia, and continne w the entire route, thus avoiding delays and the liabil i parated on the wa’ Passengers forwarded to Pittsburg and Pottville, eve- ry day, Sundays excepted, H. STORKS, Agent, alg 3m® 7 Washington street. RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. . ICK AN pie NEW JERSEY Railroad and ‘Transportation Com- pany have established a Freight Line between New and New York, which they intend to run penna- New Bronswick at 5 A.M. dail exphed} thd the Toor of Liberty. street, New Wer Deametie Heaters cud stontoaam a Reeve Tone ih “de- sirable for the soedy and rer pee eyance of merchandise ot every. description, and more larly to Drovers and ealers in Live Stock, who can have 130 head of cattle convey ed between New Brunswick and New York, the same day Whenever required. ‘The rates for the transportation of cattle, horses, mules, sheep, hogs, &e. and all other kinds of merchandise are very low never ‘oxeeeding gteambour pre pass v5 exe ‘ . M. 3. not subject to any extra he Company have rehouse at Brann adioming hy eat ad pas which ‘will al ‘open for the reception of merchandise. ers purchasing theic ticket ‘at the ticles ofions, will tickets gratis. charge ig crossing the 5 New peAssAch ‘TO opters- to Pitts ’ nd Ul other West, that th line yw in active * gned'to them (or sent to go in their Ite, will be h despatch. Owners, or shippers of goods, destined for the Western ates, who have ho agent or io please’ consign their goods to W tt Lye vil ateond to smapymng” all” such consignments without S N. B, alt goods. sai rl mies, All Rood 5 are reqaired to be particularly of the owners thereof, i Web’ ROH, bn SPRIN The staan HIGHLANDER, Captain Robert Wardrop, will leave the foot of Warren street lew York, evert y. Thursday and Saturday afternoons lighlander wjll leave Newburgh o’elock, and Tuesday and Friday atdo'clock, “Returning, every Monday morning a afternoon at 5 o'clock. For frei N.B. ‘0 the captain on board. ight of every description, hank boat, must be at the risk of t , unless a bill of lading or receipt is signed bills or spe owners thet r san THE ORDER OF ie pte oy et the exigencies of he will hence- rt RETRENCHMENT be ei in qu style to the most costly. a ‘coats of ee wool lyed cloths, from $18 to 24. cassimere, 8 to 10, Vents, Clea fashionable variety, 3 0 to 5 Gentlemen wis! ‘fo furnish their own materials can have their garments made and trimmed in the same style of elegeuce, on to the eyo ir. Baby ong known as one of the most fashion- sible cutters, continacs m5 Im the establishment. Sign of the Golden Fleece, ‘Nassau street, near Maiden fane, MACHINE POETRY. WHEELER, TAILOR, hereby sends information to his frieuds, both far and near, s every one to hi Broadway he has a shop, Habe Tike to have them pop. they ‘want coat, Vest or pants, me can fit them if he cant. the times, » too various for these rh. a short youl find no other ‘T So sure to please you as A m13 Ime 167 Bro MARTIN’ h Tatloring Establishment, Ts Removed to 154 William street, corner of Ann DHE subseril "above to. his frien former place of article ordered of him that. ove a AN « feet gheykl Pe marked distinctly on exen package ade, and tctimmned in the weniest anal for ates of freight, which are as fom pe any aber eRe W, I Sie Soapested coreall oetetomien of W per cent. Strangers o rent, Gentlemen who. prefer purchasing thei oth, No. 1 West stret, onpotite Pier Nic2-.N-R. have them made ais) tyicamed tn the eerie ther bas chate. NB. Passengers forwarded to Pittsburg and Potts oy Sone Se fer two voks, American Fur Co ; Race a Cs Wn ita by PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY And intermediate places, Srorm the Courtlandt street—Pare $1. NORTH AMERICA, © Captain PO H. ‘cou Tuesday, Thursday ‘or passage or freight, apply on board, or ve? scnuLTz, At the office om the he er foot of N Ban 4 ms! hho eit take ve at the risk of comers the Ree AND WALES. i ERSONS desirons of making engagements for fri passes cat antry to Fated ‘Staten’ asd Wish to secure or hem, yuan and comfortable ac- pL E it their interest to apply. to the anbe Stolen, * at all times pared to make such arrange- fate as will guarantee satisinction. ‘The vessels: compe Bie Hae are allof the first class, one of which leaves Liverjel eekly, consequently all delay at the port of embarkation ‘ts grotded, Aaas slways been evstomary with this line, when setiled for decline coming out, the passage money is re- ; withous eny deduction” Passage per steamer from the ¥ of Ireland aud. Scotland, ca likewise be se- further yh “i iamioalarssvly 10 WEL THOMPSON, Old Established Ps 4 Office, 273 Peatl ste, ©. GRIMBILAW & CO. ise inzzas, Liverpool, and for any amouut, eat likewise schayae or drafty at sight vetfiti Stioual Bank of Telant, Northern ‘Ba . Nenoupt Dag nett Le iy ene sano si eee. Bankers, London, oa Bey tavenpad m3 Im HAVRE—The sonerior French bri by we Hae Yok HINCKE iti nt Mon Be Pell mene iT eek BOYD & HINGKEN, ees Fe AR I be promptly dis- ly to kK: wg ig 12 bi NG. has r y h, he is deter i h ‘obse hich y CHAS. COX, % 61 Thi nt Or enemies, if he has Whether ‘they be few or many. i Noe bes 5 my h general sa tiou duriag the last four years, Every garment warrantad to fit nd made by the best workmen at the follow- $7 00 to $8 50 8 00 to 9 50 +175 to 200 +9 00 to 11 00 made—all made to order, and a suit ed, if necessary, in 24 hours, MICHAEL E. MARTIN, REMOVAL, PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING Is removed from 145 Broadway to No. Ast ECONOMY wails tine BSLaritsh. ki Ge IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garments of a most Elegant and F saving cf 60 per cont f x deems it unnece alist of nominal prices, pres antin fe he has been established. towesher wit ge bestowed op him, wilt prove » sutt ossessing the advai tablishment in Eurape hes whieh, on com- ary (0 resort t) the hack: the can furnish vand ower than any riytions MEEPS. 5 dress. we cond sein tin beat = Xe nyt 3m ODE : 730 anne Rs re. DEP ARIS, i a AME enuf mee i Constanely om hands a lenge any neta, Cy Collars, we nets, Cape, Collars, e, which she offers fou hat she of Silk Dress ik and straw Be sale at PIANO FORTES. OUTHERN DEALERS at drarenasees rexvorall, Sf io die advantage > eal asta ‘ence wmscitinent | | of the above article, comprising ¥ variety Of posewood apd mahogany, win ot can aa° sad efor, modert impror =i tanted to be eqnal to auy Se eadhle prtoee lor olla car toenth street, between Filth amit st ace N. 8.—Piano Fortes for Hire, Fortes for hire at the ‘manufactory. action, one of Wee “BOOKS AND STATIONERY. GEORGE W. DAWSON, 'O VAPER MANUFATURERS.—The subscribers give | notice that Messrs, Howe & Goddard, of Worcester, Wholesale and Retatl turniture and General Fr- nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, cor- have appointed them their agentsy and are prepared to at thort notice, upon the inost reekouable terms, Fourd ner of Duane street, New York. "he keeps for tale ara assortent of the follow. and Cylinder Machines, with fie or steam drvers, and sizing machines to size paper in the web ag it leaves the Iso every kind of Machinery appertauing tothe mauufacture ol honids. Buresus, Bedacends, ou, paper, Which in point of workinawship and finish is not, sur- ig eel a erat “Glass Case ‘ passed by any other establishment in this country. A lange Ghaeis, Dining C are "Hen and Pier rr ables, number a win operation im many, of the best mulls, to + ens . | whom reference wi all particulars Gots Hedeseads, I edding, SFaleawereg at aes PERSSE'S BROOKS. apse Warehouse, Brands, ‘Touet’ Tabies, Candie Bidnds, Burcan Boisewads et Liberty serest Dressing Bureaus, Safes, &c. Nim GUITAR MUSI GEORG H. DERWORT, Also, a bare assortmelt of imen and women’s Wearing Ap- rofess: nal street opposite the parel, ew ad second haw Se, Jolin’s chusch, har the honor tp ecqusint bie iets aod toe ‘All the ‘above articles are, offered to the public at Aad ¢ that he has yublished a variety of uew ard popular mu- we prices. Persons in want of said articles would find it, to ranged with easy for guita . D. will also arrany theiradvantage to make an early c ment. Shipping orders, punctually, attended te and packed on the est nouce, and on reasonable terms, Mattresses, Bedding, fics for fting out vessels, constantly on fs uraent will “be punctually at- 1 at the above establish- inusie for orchestra, iustructions to ame my2 Gwe guitar, and oth teurs og the p Lak REPORTER for 4 Bankruptey, presenting the aljeet in alles va Law ; the cont M teyded to and thankfully ree: ‘The highest prices will be given for Sycond Hand and Gentlemen's and. Ladies’ cast off Clothing. “NOTICE TO BUYERS OF y rut pre ear inthe June number, Also, Judy: sjewelr ‘appear in reprietirs will evutinue the list gt Baukruts tn New Bork an husetts which will ren= Wrork valuslle toctery be na, What anerchant Would grudge 25 cents a month for such imformaion? ‘The May number commences a new yolum offers x favorable op portuncy to subscribe for the work BRADBURY, SODRN & CO, Y N.Y. and 10 School st, “CARDS, BILL-HEADS, &c._ CHEAPER THAN EVEK VOY SURFACE CARDS, of superior mantaeture, print- Ed nad furnished at the follwing opinios in the ea a fall in che July number. Fire Screeas, 7 CABINET FURNI PURE. "PMH Suoscriber ‘would invite the attention of those Ww ; whieve-as to be foutilatich assortment of Rosewood and. feck, and other tartemas, some of ices ‘for windows, Poles and together with Damask Galloons and ‘Tassels, and every tyle irom gatterns lately receive NB: Patticularattution aid to, the fitting ap of Qrtore and other fancy, ante 313 Brose next the Hosp io purenaae aticles in the above business, to is esta he cre, being entirely origitial.—- SeCordees Wor wincoweny, ‘ached to curtains, which will be made in the latest with embroid id JOSEPH PECKOVER, Fancy Cabinet Maker, Mathemat: & 4 ‘al al ana Nautical Instrument Case Manufacturer, 269 Water New lronometer boxes of a superior make, barometer, thermom- ter framen, quadrant, sextant; surveyor, snrgical, ie drawing instrument boxes, md pac timepiece, clock, gun and pistol cases, of ntyp> apparatus and medicine chests, surveyors rods, of ny length and make AML kinds of fancy work, made of the bee matervalaand workmanship, warranted, Repairing y descriptis tuality and dispatch, every deseription of ¢ abeuted at short notice, on as ne establishment im the city. ViSitING Tisitiug card plate’ en 50 enamelled cards printed for §1 4, equal so any in Perfamem, Manufacturers, and Druggists’ Labels, raved and this city. fi G, fia Hives Eatablistument, between Do- | om han + age ory ui le: My }o~ o . ctanuficcor: in GC. Pagleabue's ‘tablishment, between ; BROWNSON & CO., monies tats a azim?m 6 Gold st, near Fultom, Messrs. . & G. W. ns comer of Water street and Bu x re Yara tigi. a PAPER HANGINGS. Mr. Demilt 239 buarl streets” as Thad A. HOWELL & CQ., 367 Pearl street, are now receiv: Lisi sa + ing from their manufaeturers at New Brunswick, an ex- EW STORE of Bich C and Plain Glass, No. 35 John st | tensive assortinent of Paper Munzines, Borders, Ser of the teat eat door to comer af Nassau street ‘most approved patterns aud styles, suited to. the city and STOUVENEL & ¢ nor to inform th ie Jo, Which they offer todeslers at the wet anauubve and the public, that ¢ reopen they can find « large and beautiful ass astral and hall lam usual variety of French Paper, Borders, Five shop, No.9 wkmen to vat ow paper in any part of the eity ean atry trade— hortest not ald cod goons packed to goin any’ part of the ‘y—allarticlesmatch | 2s. tL toc § 1Oriest notes. - Boaseten vies inte Tae ines Raa WORKS Jug pablishet by CHINA GLASS Broadway, John's ted, with Annotativ coud American, from the third Baris e JAND |k EARTHENWARE. sable book to homanpathis is now Complete Ta 2 vols.— per $a full bo ASTOR HOUSE—French Porcclnin Dinner Sersices, Maiy* Guide to the Adcrinistration. of Hompanpathia $25 00 tion, from the second London edition, with whi do 12 «do 13 00 French, an Porcelain Tea Sets, R do 40 onsiderations on Hommpathinby Win, Cullen Dinner’ Plates, ch Porcelain, per dozen, 194 Delivered before the New York Homespathie So- Do do" Granite, blue or white, do 1.00 1811—Price 18% cents. Soup, do French’ Porcelain, lo 200 “Also, ‘Just published Hydtiatic or Manuel of the Water Do’ do _ Granite. blue or white, _ do 1 00 as practise ‘incent in Gi I" ‘Tea Cups and Saucers, (24 pieces) French Foroet ain 150 | Siied'and translated fromthe, writings of Charle i Egg Cups, do 3 | Ketel, D. B. Hirsehel, and other practitioners, by Fi Guass. raeter—Price $1—neatly bound, Cut Wines, per dozen, from 150 Is Tittle neatly printed bookcontaing an exposition in, what fe i rn LH 72 this simple agent has been found remed 141 es, de Tanty Corrny. ~~ BOOK BINDI ING (Qfathe finest dscriptions, in sets or dozens, at the rat ic PAPER RUL OF$12 the set. Just opened, a handsome assortment of Toilet 4 Lu are, i gIMPSON. IRELAND, No. 120 Nassau street, having an entire new B.—Agent for the sale of Simpson's Ear Comets, for + stock of Binding Fools and Wubi’ Machiner ‘f of deafness. ng’ 1m*®e | latest and most approved patterns Me and hand nthe most dural alba vn ve Merchants Acccount Books and all other kinds: of ‘Blankwork Jen LS gr HARDWARE STORE. Si 7 his 8 ly. of ruled and bot whecriver is now opening his Spring supply 6 is ERY, ed per tat to aay patterns, and ina style that is werragtes ny ais ordered can be done inthe Enge Mats AND CU ree fred, as H. 1. has had long experience in both Birmigcim aad Irae ner wth a ee: a eu Of Domestic crow which he is prepared to of- second hand Copperplate P " Apr ferat the very LOWEST CASH PRICES. K i Peer eenld im” The attentic Makers, & prices, ‘as tw favor r Country. Slerchaste, ‘Bui Cabinet solicited to an examination of his stock and confident they will find it to their interest im witha call. AL ERED, F. LAGRAVE, . corne New York. 210 Green HATS! HATS! HATS! °B A regular supply of Tie RIVER CU NAILS snd Gooper’s Glue. Also—s comvirte assortment of Mechanics? ROWN & CO'S Ope Price Hat Stor ered James’ Screws, Ke. m2 3in® 1,179 Chatham Squire, comer of Mott street, TRANSPARENT ITALIAN WINDO OW SHADES !1— | fashion, beauty, durability and econ Catharine st, will open | the heal. this week artes manperene Te Window hades Famiier | oirne proprietors aeafina-plensere now to offer im addition to their recently Loess § ort napped Hat, anew style, the mnitation of beaverr, which so closely resembles that of all furs the most costly and’ beautiful, that the difference is not easily have not supplied themselves with Blinds this Spring, will lection of the most beautiful paintings ever offered in ‘As the season is advancing, a further reductiot wh il the prices King be made, namely—Landseapes $125 per pa perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere to the one 250. Scrolls aud Landscapes $3. which enables us to fa Scenes $3, Ttalhan Scripture, Destzns—ftalian Vien bit Drapery Bordere: full Landseaped—about 300 a of $125 per p fb presentations many have been cA lwe Fils upon fron en had in furnaces, and certificates given ats rwnants, ia tavor of Wild er’s Patent Sal respec Saf the Subseriber, y pice inthe ei 7 y where Wild Sobaersbey | is wine x bi ey dand silver Pens iver DNs neldaa ane * ne Safes can behad. rams, ‘Chests of other makers, such as have been taken in part ipod thag at anv ot ment for the Salamander, for sale at less than half of the as low as thirty to forty voles owe cost. vid Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Watehes are warrant: SILAS C. HERRING, me, of the mouey rturced. Weteles and m2? 2we 39 Water street. ks tn tke best roamner, and warrapted, 2t much Pb) Ee TI hcl less than, usu) prices 7 On C8 \che finest Worsnen 7 ; rage ———— | the eit yter of Watches and Jew- Sao Airdate Wall ast: ep maine eles th Jratbants Ny wins Os MESSRS. MORTIMER & HUNT, Jewellers and Silver smiths of New Bond street, London, and 311 Broadway, New York, beg respectfully to apprise the public that. their SHIRTS. HIRTS made to onder, after the most approved French | New, York, beg respectfully to anorise the mublic that. the S fashions ‘Gendlemea’s Garments of all descriptions made (© | iosed on the fe der of de fae text till wench period thete seSaitiemen’s Furnishing Store 67 and 69 Maiden lane, commer | ns odet nya fr nl apokghe oogg illiam street. id under prime cost. ba 25 Im WILLIAM COLLINS, THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN. |W and important a on private sale in eyprivaie sale bers be offer for sale at iinportation cost, for cash oF approved s paper, gold and silver watches, gold chains, pencils, rings, and roaches, diamond pins and rings, unset diamonds, paste sto plated, Japan, and German silver ware of eveyy dese paeaing: 02: Tasieg: sim mits a Fors ob ear ket and dirk & CO., b) the poten | Pencils, tooth wok tee, @ the manufactory, 116 Jay'st, Brood: feckate ere ‘Phread and needle stores, and dealers in fancy articles, sap- | Qc na eve gl plied on liberal terms. mit imr et iate. STRAW GOODS. PO TEE ERS, TATURE NNETT, importer and manafs sn teat Whoiesal Retail Manafactar i raw Goods, is custome: that he has removed his esta #» Wil eettibgs, flute; lock and pin ease Platt, to 39 John street, whe sto keep a splem ver plate, neatly ‘Also, trays made and extensive assortment of ladies’ fusiuonable Straw, Goods, | fitted to Jewellers” show eases, to contam, ‘watches, chains, French aid English Dunstables, Kalian Ruthands, fine Tusears, | iy Ke, Fancy Shellworks, Prince Albert Straws, Sc. x ead made ‘White Siberian Hair it surpasses all the styles as yet intro cht, beautiful, white and durable. ‘Also, an entirely new article, the Bonnet, for the summer: duced, being extremely _m2t'lin* a. TO THE LADIES ASHIONATLE, PLINe RY GOOD: choice assort Goda, for the ‘trade, never as yet pre the fie, both as regards the quality and Sveaimese of the ‘artithes The assortment consists of the follow ED 6. APOTT ud despatch, ourtiandt street, New York. if paar EB RS Al AD wo any oat give him ac TLATRE WALT" ER, ‘Wall M d Gat ed SILK HAT, CALLE lass, that their establia Mees cas anh and colored, faney . Wee, Kes hay: lately” be moved from No 40) M Sa, to? No. 9 William street, Gentlemen desirous of parchasing from the only depot of the factory, are. respectfully. invited to call keane, where will be found antnrivalled assortment of the abowe men? Jods, which will be disposed of ou the most reasonable mt 2m*r LK, A NA STYLE—Aud laws Hats do do—Aa entire uew style o Hats calle d , ELSSLER Pai nid English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tex- ture, in great variety ‘The Proprictress respectfully solicits the ladies to, favor) her with acall, and examine her elegant and varied stock of Mil- wi the ore they purchase elsewhere, as it axy Ratt Roap Co. will be « great hem in price and a greatadvautage as regards the vasiety ier of te Sie New eee Park Place. { MISS 8. KIN jagarine de M y given to the Stockholders of the New as: as S ail Road Comy that an election of any, Will take place ‘at their Office, No. 1 Monday the sixth of June next. Polls ‘will be apenat 10 o'clock, A. M., and continue CARL KING, the well known aot . soy . Luadies? Straw Let eh el eM EN € GLAND, etfally bens Seape se, spepune. ts tre alin ign baton fn baud a most splendid, and fashionable assortment of Ladies’ Straw and Silk TEats, e Straw Hate are manufactured to a fer of Stock are closed, and will so m6 16 ¢ vi be nent s| ealled is hereby given oe eee PLE OTT AGE, ak ome = rith, Ginsey gites and 9B Flare aroand the front, The ew ‘in on Ata, latest style, tail, on reasonable terms at wholesale and 6 BOOTS—LA‘ (3 EST t NOTICE OF SPE a hes 10 order, Boot * Srengye’s € Sry Hawe,? rench Cal Naw Youn, May 2st. 1a12:¢ Notiee ts bor the City and Co Sk the Gemilersen whe prices for inferior articles are hat Trova ten to twenty Drawings hetag thi wf lasts Kept f cach customer, there ts no difheulty a handsome yet easy fit. Iy on hand, large assoytne i thats apecial election will be New York, on the first M t to extend to the City an J prowist vols, passed Apa 9, ae fe MN we NV hve elected in cach k stores in the and pai i wt of fashiovable re ices varying fr ra heft 0 DOLL, Ait PPE Ce Raha SIX DOREARY si Hall Moots, Gaiters, Shoes, Fano, Stivers JOHN Ly aan NS. in Patton st, tween Naseaw and Dutch ste. ENCH IMPORTED GAITERS of ail co rs of Fashion; French boots and’ patent leather walking shoes and pampe, for ‘ boys? 1 one boots fee “ . sod tiekets use “Common, Sebo ve TH BHATT, Sherif mabe action Harp for 1 and exchanged by be endorsed with the mi? to jir MONO Elie misses and child shoes and slippers of all ¢ Iatest fashion, tes ins and slips, 75 cents » Conve and “ ood assortme’ 7 NGHAVING BY TH eens of Bronkesy Eva SOS yas. a m2 Drowiway, corwer of Craraye all kin aps, Charts, Viekoe ect a Ws Be N Wanre Ae Be any work of that lass, in the most beaut VENING SCHOOL. —The Bemanary of oe vralleled exped ‘and’ at prices far be D Mans Masons pe Oakey beewapen Te Se recep | (lalate, wien el for. simnilar work executed by hand engravs Baar ie) a Paro ie the rnat af fine steel or copper jlates not exces ding Lb E NO’ tl NMOUTH BA hte we ome ete erearemrchaed st t 11 Wall street, by WEAR RG Te cimens of the work done by the Omaigrp's a etamined at the offer im Broadway, m2 rar ILISTS. THE EYE. DR. WHEELER, OCL TNERAMED, DISEASED AND Ww ER, Occulist, $9 Greenwich Wie info the ‘public, that nee of his practice having | alarged ! extent, he is ctly between » M., afte rv which “pours he visits out door patients. standing that among the many hundreds of eases Wh er has atten led, a rable, yet rhe has bes failed to eradicate the dis. ct a perfect cure, despite of every disadvant hi y have presented itself, and in mauy instances almost against Itis this unprecedented success in bis treatment of the Yarious—hitherto considered incurable—diseases of the eye, nables him with confidence to refer the afflicted who may fainted with hin Jd mode of treat to numerous restored. patient respecting his professional ski ninent for bis success, as a scien! elid or sore eyes, however ently eared, films, r STRAB1 SMUS ailod Squinting, and CATARACTS, safely re WW minutes—with searceiy any inconvenience or D the patient. fave ‘trouble, correspondents are informed that letters, Dr heeler, |! 1 wot be taken from the c+ unless post paill. <0 ‘he vast number of cases which aave beeneured by Dr, iin Wide spread reputation, and ude of those whom Frown acy . not that the cases are more re- om pe than many others, but because che persons who wrote th commendable spint of phi- Inathanpy, in seeki ‘n. for the good of their the benedt which ui Jor’s treatment. To Dr. Wheeler, Os Dean Sin y have received from Dr, New Yoax, March 15th, 1942, t, 33 Greenwica at. imnay if, yout than roper, make pub- old yu as an o¢- mn Verbal acknowl tion me asm par avowal of my great. ladebteduess to you for Festoning he sight of my poor little child (rom the. dangerous inorder which lately aMicted its sixht ‘he child was of such ial its disease was of such alarming a character until told of your skal in such matters, of remedy for her, and she more especially as afforded her no resief, how ; ss that you have effectually cured her, and } cordially, heartily thank you, for your highly successful exer Yours respecttull MARTIN WATERS, 11S Hammersley st. of my afflicted fel pffer my. Push testis benefit ally trentod aud « neat amd datrent parts of Oh tat In witness whereof, | make deposnion, under oath, to its truth, and hereunto subscribe my na M gels 4g 3d Avenue. Sworn before me, the 30th cf Mar Gro. Testun, Com. Deeds. 7 Nassau street, upon by upwards of twenty of men of this city and « y wich street, omnis reat pre wi DAVID POWELL. peSnbveribed and swom to before mo, this 31s day of March, onN BULKLEY, Com, Deeds, 21 Wall street. Cigy and Ce of New Mary Ann f i Jey, daugh duly "sworn, says, that she a short t nically) (as deponent Catharine of Dr. Nskilfial tre ber. “Sworn before me, this 15th d Isaac P City and County of New ‘Me. 8. Cady, 6 High street, Providence, R, ]., being duly totally blind in his left'eye, for nine nd was cataract; that Wa ape t, who, am oy witho ‘els it his duty, te for the ine timable benefit w 5S ore before me, this 25th day o fA, Gronor Inecann, Ji of New York, ss: jet month, Placed voy. litle, daughter, care of Dr. Wheeler, Oculist it Gave a 1 voluntarily make wl Count Bathe hot three of the aster tof all who bs w he + rire ad hereyes are well. Int e hope ng that I have enjoyer der oath, SHRISTOPHE! tog BURNS, this stateme nto Grand » Swom to before me, ‘this 2a Ww. mio im*r _MISCELLANEOUS. _ SHARON.SPRINGS. SHE PAVILLION.—This new commodious Hotel will be ‘open for the reception June ore ac the Village of Sharon Springs, Schobarie County, York, ery are king | im the beat ‘These sp from Sarotoga, Troy, Alea &e., of time fe % 130 by the Albany alley turn pike ¥ stages, being about forty-five m west of the tity of Albany. : ‘Warm, cold and shower Baths furnished at all times, either mineral or fres! stay of visitors ag undance of the purest mountain spring Loe is stored for ISAAC G, WILLIAMS. THE SPRINGS HOTEL —This Hotel will be opeued at the above village of Sharon S ne the. reception of ish tors, and combining all te advantages “of this delighiful sum- met residenc nM the season. 29 low2taw *r WILLIAM . PARE ENT PRESERVED PORTABLE FRESH PRO: SIONS, warranted to keep any length of ime, and in ony mess Viz Preserved Lobs y Oysters and Clams—Beef, Mu on Turkey Gomme— Beet 8 up Ox Veg able Soup, Nk, f poked, free from bone and an be srined inn few mie ply the Navy, the Amerie mors—has supplied all the rage be oe the last four years—and has now the largest assort ys, and sculls ever collected in one place. B The Branch Oar Store on. the North Raver side, is shat ap, and removed to 402 Water street; and as | save all the tore, | will sell enough cheaper to those who North Wiver sie | yy ther Bie their trouble ub boats, oars and sculls sold 90 pe * than last r une SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Contac. tractors for building the Harlem River Brid of the Crotm Aqueduct, o'clock, P. until the first day of Ju M. at their office, at said seetion, for fi ¢ stone not already contracted for to com cubie foot, must include all the lone suitable to be laid into ay! bri the wharf at the said io will be Presented expenses and deliveri GEORE LA SAMUEL fvéenrs, ARNOLD MASO: Contractors for building section'06 of the Croton Aqueduet, in ‘cluding the building of the Bridge over the Harlem It said section. m2 Jel*r AGUEREOTYTE APPARATUS “ARTAULT cep, Me Broad rer, andi 16 Fulton aes, onpodite 80, praPe € have received by packet ship Al bany, and offer for sale at low price— Po) complete Daguerrec ype Apparatus, new patern 0 Fre an, large sine, 50 As romatie Lenses, nade at Paris, by Alyhoue, Gi our hotties Hyposulphite of Soda p Tripolt ren rsa Tripoli of mM ruse of lodine, Cromine, Gromive of fodine, jvand the new accelera: u substance. Ne FLA. Artanlt & Co. takes this opportanit friends and customers, that they have removed their est from 46 Broad street to 168}¢ Fulton street, near opposite St. Paul's eluurch. to inform their Phish roads 828 lin? Glave wit h for ev Sol af iter coat the times, "Washable window shades from Goo dohas to the, Hehest styles) equatty: chem om socto and orters farmed WOR Wielons Bor eloed eho for church windows, dwellings, &e, on the shortest uotice’ and orders executed with economy snd despatch: WANTED—An artist, used to decorative avprentice. 1,200,000 irjaaeed? inting; also an 2 PICKLES, in. pac Assorted Pickle: San serv aid English Mustard, of a superior “quality low urice | Cider and White Vinegar, by the gallon or Barrel owe Kront by the barrel or keg reserved Meats, Soup Oysters, Fowls, Milk, &&e., warran keep any, length ot time, and inany climate, excellent for s as they afford agreat luxury ata reasonable price + Grong | oftee, warranted “ ure, Walnut, Mashroom and Tomato C. or denen. Nv B.—Large size Pickles for rors, sup, by PLS & MILLER, Wholesale and Retail Warehouses for Pickel 194 Water and 242 Front street m23 3m* of visitors on and after the first of ‘ToMPKINSVILLE, Staten Island, May 1 State of Society in Staten Island—Reli srion— Mo- vality—Love— Murder. ss Gorpon Benyert, Es Dear Sin Knowing you to be a warm advocate in the cause of religion, morality, and temperance, and ever wil- ling to open the columns of your valuable paper for the insertion of communications touching on these subjects, which has distinguished it from the other Journals of the day, and rendered its circulation so extensive on this island, have induced me to address you at this time upon the growing improvements of this village, in religion, morals, and benevolence. It being so contiguous to the city of New York, you have thought, | presume, unimportant to have it re- presented in the * Herald” with the numerous other places so fully deseanted on. But were you to be acquainted with the condition of the people, and of the various societies and clubs recently formed—of the grand balls, parties, &c., daily given by the aristocracy here, | doubt not but it would be es- teemed the first for notice in the columns of your paper. OF all places seen ‘under the sun,” this little island stands unrivalled in point of geographical situation and scenery—walks, gardens, palaces, and cottages. It is here where the lover of nature may stroll over the high and majestic hills, and as he us- cends their summ: he is struck with admiration at the splendid landscape presented to his view, far more sublime and picturesque than can be witnessed in any other place on this, or the continent of Lu- Tope. the increase of buildings and population of this part of the island within the past three or four years, is truly astonishing. Several fine dwellings hav been recently put up, and many are at this time under completion, principally owned by New Yorkers, who have purchased nearly al that property between the Sailor’s Retreat and Narrows. So numer- ous are the removals of families to this place, that all the houses have been engaged, and many have been ppointed in obtaining residences to suit, have been compelled to go to Brighton, and other parts of the nd to obtain them. | cannot omit men tioning the new Hotel recently pt here by one ¢ our old and worthy citizen: . Thomas Hazzard. It is a most elegant house ni a omament to our Mr. H. has spared no expense to make it, ery particular, a favorite and fashionable r treat. The rooms are fitted up in a neat and cony nient manner for families and single gentlemen. ‘The house is situated in a valley near the sea-shore, and within a few yards of the steamboat Wave's landing, commanding a fine view of the Bay and Harbor ew York, and surrounding country, must be considered one tions for persons of business or pleasure in the neigh- borhood of the city of New York. It will be under the sole management of Mr. H., whose knowledge and experience in keeping such an establishmen well known to his numerous friends ; and being great epicure, it need not be questioned but his table will surpass any other observed at similar, places. As the house will be opened about the middle of uext month, I would recommend it to the notiee of ‘our fi ends to make haste and secure apartments before it is too late. It gives me much pleasure to state, that the recent revivals in religion, and the temperance meetings have effected changes almost incredible. Hundreds of both sexes have joined the church, and Have pledged themselves to abstain the use of intoxicating iquors, many of which never was thought could be reclaimed, or persuaded into the belief of the dan- gerous effects of dissipation and drunkenness, which this place has been so celebrated for several years past. The most important movement observed here, and which excites much attention among the go like folks, is a Club ently started into existence a S It is e composed of about 12 young men, voluntarily joined together for the express purpose of lendinj their aid for the extinction of nee ry, poverty, an crime .U It is called the “ R. R. Benevolent but ‘bie its definition. y, and at diflerent places alternately, and their {proceedings invariably kept with themselves. I have used my best efforts to become ac: quainted with them, bat have failed in every attempt; and were it not for the many libe- ral donations they have granted, and assistance ren- dered to persons in destitute circumstances, of which I am witness to, would have conside’ red it a humbug. a singular name, hold meetings we first the Pri De F., J. P. and Dr. W. Lay Mr F., are all of high na character, sions to sustain the principles wl vhs, cs and whose profee- ich they advocate chi fast is their poy Palas that many of the most respectabl have contributed to their support, and are de may be relied So creasin, mined to sustain them under every adverse situa- tion, so that their philanthropy and efforts may not be frustrated, to impart whatever good they c: the amelioration or the poor, and sick in destitute sitnatio Isit not truly gratifying to witness su noble advocates of charity and benevolence as the young men profess and act in this age of wicked- hess and vice? Yes, they deserve the approbation d assistance of all aood citizens and christians, which they have already merited by what good they have achieved. Long may they continue to act in #o great and good a cause. We have likewise a Lyceum here, established last winter, and lectures on different’ subjects are “ekly by personsof acknowledged ability Its library at present numbers 1500 v daily receiving addi- and talent. lumes, and the managers are tions to it, which it is believed in the course of the extensive for the present year will be caetget gi e comm it pis of th ading portion of The tace of country now looks beautiful ; the trees are clothed with their rich foliage again, and every garden, plain, valley and hill, are decorated 1 shrubs and beautiful flowers. Fearing I have extended this communication too long I will now conclude, with the promise of send- ing you another one more interesting, if you desire , and remain, G. B. Darine Arremer at Bouretary in Crncrsnati.— Great exeitement prevailed about the Mayor's Office this morning, in consequence of a daring attempt to rob the store of Mr. Hodgson, Druggist, at the corner of Western Row and Sixth street, which was made last night, by four desperate thieves, but prevented, and two of the theives taken alone by the presence of mind, and courage of a young man, Theodore Marsh, who lodged in the store. About midnight, Mr. Marsh, who is not more than 18 years of age, was aroused bv a noise pro- ceeding from the outside of the store, which satis- fied hun that thieves were attempting to force the door. ‘The conrageous youth armed himself with a pis- tolficharged with b shot, and passed out of a side door into the street, where he immediately encoun- tered four desperate ruffians, upon whom he fired. Two of them fled, one crying ont “ I*m shot, I'm shot.” Mr. M. seized upon the remaining two, bat- tering on them over the head with the pistol, tillhe fell exhausted at his feet; he then seized hold of the other, and held him until the watch and others came to his assistance. Both were then taken to the Watchhouse. We have learned, with regret, that the wounds re- ceived ea hy Mr. Marsh, are more severe than was sup- posed. His recovery ounced by his physician to be extremely gi! ful. ‘incinnati Inquirer, May 18. New Meayinas to OL» Worps.—Admiration A puppy, staring a modest youn, lady out of counte nane nd then e deme fi foin. Ennui—The effect produced by listening for a quarter of an hour to the conversation of a tashion- able lady. Etiquette—A set of rl # framed. by those who aders of the fashionable ry one as miserable and uncom- fortable as possibl Fashion—An imperious lady who delights ia ma- king fools of her willing slaves. Friendship. yourself willing to do any thing in the wother but what he asks yor Financier—One who appropriates-$100,000 to his own use which belongs to other persona, Jacki gence Domateeny contradicting every fing advanced by the company where you happen to be Love—A state of insanity, in which the parties concerned think each other perfection, and them- selves supremely happy until a week after their mar- riage. Politeness—Telling a man you would do any thing vow ehim, when you would cut his throat if you jared Theft—Spending $20 you have taken from your employer's till without his consent Watchman—A man paid by the city to sleep in the open ai w