The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1843, Page 3

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS: Porcapecents, Mauch 20—Arr Caroline, Gi key, NOrk an Jaady Clinton, Crinmer, Sark AY Johnson, “taplor, a ‘wo Brothers. May, do. Rebt Fulteg, and Tecumseh, stil! below. Cld Magnolia, Seaman, St Jol ; Barrimone, Mareh 37—Acr Meridian, White, Portsmouth — Cld Orb, Watts, Kingston, Jy; Mary, Liutvio, Kio Janeiro. LexanpRia, March 25—Are Lucius, (Br) De JOHMOND, March 26—, Work Bld’ Zealand, Goc ‘ynchburg, chur, ‘Win Wallace, ing, Losada, Livernool; West ladies Are suhe Chios (it) Lockhart, 2a hd Woodstock, ‘Tucker, Trinidad; = ck, Tucker, : Pandora, Tillinghast, Providence; Democrat, Howes, Apala- col few ORLEANS, Maych 18—Arr Adeline & Eliza, Baltimor Osceola, St'Thotias: Chapiogis Chatlestous Aggtionia, Sava nab. cla Unicors | Boston; Adrian, iverpod i Elian. hed eybowset, dos. ‘Georges, ‘Boston;, Sally, ant, Montesa Philatelphiny’ David. Goffin, do; Anna Maria, La guna; William, du; Fanuy, Vera Cruz, Genera! Recora. Key West, March 18—Barque Eyerton has di heave aut. Brig Deborah has diseharged, an Marion. Weeks mized, and is repairing Sh ¢ Portsmouth, from Boston for Apa- Inchicola, went ashore on the American shoal, aud bilged. ‘The Vessel will be actripped and her materials brought to this place. Cuatuam Tueatre.—Thorne, the prince of thea- trical managers, is striving to revive the legitimate drama, and will commence a brilliant campaign on Monday evening next, with Mr. Forrest in a new and sublime tragedy. Several important additions have been made to the company, the house is being ornamented and improved in many respects, and we have no doubt but that a career of unrivalled bril- liancy is awaiting the re-opening of this favorite establishment Ig NOTICE.—The person who received a letter sign. ed “Justice,” desires a strictly confidential interview with the author. St FROM AMONG THE THOUSANDS OF LET” TERS which the proprieter is daily receiving from vari" ous parts of the Unien, in commendation of the virtues of the true article of Sarsaparilla, the Riowing highly flat- Sieg eadcortainly interested, testimony from Sands, of New York, is adde’; and although these gentle- men are now vending an article which they themselves manufacture, as a substitute fer the true Sarsaparilla, yet it will be seen that they are constrained to admit the ‘“‘vir- tues” of that corer » C. BRISTOL, and which has alread: lebrity wherever it has been intro @reat caution should be observed in the purchase of this article, to see that the written signature of C. C. ~ Bristol is across the cork of the bottle. OPY.) . New York, April 20, 1842. Ma.C. C. Bristow, Buffalo, N. ¥:— Dear Sir—We have been selling wis the past year considerable quantities of your Extract of Sarsaparilla, and think from the account we hear of its virtues from those who have used it, that the sale in this city may be much inoreased by paying it more attention in advertising. Our arrangements are such with the different papers that we can have advertisements inacrted on much better terms than most others pay, xad more conspicuously. If you would like ¢o make an arrangement with us for sell- ing it more extensively, we think it could be made of much advantage to us both. We have now four different stores, three of them in the best location in the city for retailing, and one for wholesaling, and our facilities are such as will enable us to dispose of more of it, perhaps, than any other house. We shall be much pleased to hear from you on this subject, or if you visit New York in the course of a month or so, to see you at our store, 79 Fulton st. ‘ours, very respectfully, A. B. & D. SANDS. Sold wholesale and retail by Wm. Burger, druggist, 50 Couritlandt street. OG CITIZENS, READ THE FOLLOWING :— From an Extensive Builder.—Read his testimony—Wis- tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, cures coughs, asthma, &c. after physicians can do no more. If any one doubts its virtues let them ask those who have used it. Mr. Brown, 61 Ann street ; A. Williams, 58 William street, anda host of others. New York, March 10, 1843. I was last fall attacked with a pain and severe soreness of thechest, which continued for a number of weeks, I had previously ‘or several years been subject toa perma nent weakness of the chest, caused by a strain. This lost attack gave me much apprehension, as1 found it was the commencement of a fatal disease. About the middle of December I began to take Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, a single bottle of which soon removed all sore- aes from the chest, added strength and vigor to the lungs, and I now regard myself as perfectly sound and well. JOHN BROWN, 61 Ann street. @G Sold only at 125 Fulton st. by Isaac Butts, M. D.; Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn ; Badger, Newark; Dexter, Al- bany ; Gorin, New Haven. _{tG OLDRIDGE’S BALM OF COLUMBIA—All those whe would prefer a handsome head of hair, free trom scurfor dandruff, we would recommend to use the above preparation asa strengthener, preserver and re. storer of the hair ; it is not equalled by any other prepa- ration. It will positively prevent the hai fyi hey ling off, and is a rare perfume, which every perton ought to keep on their toilet. ‘Thegenuine may be found only at 71 Maiden Jane. {G@- A CLEAR, HEALTHY ANB BEAUTIFUL complexion may be had by all. ‘The amiable Mrs. C—I, of Pe place, who for years had her face and neck cover: ed with pimples and freckles, has lately had the most beautiful complexion given her by using the Italian Che. mical Soap. This is one of the greatest discoveries fin moiern science ; it changes the coior of dark, yellow, or ome » erysipel remedy for the bites of insects, musquitoes, galinippers, &c., and for curing tender or chapped flesh, maki skin soft and smo It has received the approval of the medical council of Paris, who call it a miracle to cure any cruption or distigaretents of the skin ; itis sold by Jones, sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, New York. Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative is perhaps the only real medicn] restorative sold. These are its positive qualities, as many testify who have ured it. It makes and forees the hait to grow, stops it falling, cures seurt or dandruf, and makes light, red, or grey hair grow naturally dark: Sold quite reasonable at the same place, and by these agents :—Zeiber, Third and Dock street, Philadelphia, or next to the American Hote], Washington, D. C. ; 57 State street, Albany ; and 189 Fulton street, Brooklyn, THE BREAKING UP OF WINTER WILL BE the setting in of innumerable cases of colds and coughs, which neglected lead to consumption. Our readers who are exposed should be careful of the means they seck for acure. There are a multitude of remedies, so called— puffed up in flaming adver ments, that are worse than worthless ‘I'he only pleasant, safe, and efficacious medit cine it Dr. Sherman’s Cough’ Lozenges; they cure in a few hours, and no mistake. We have known so many that have been cured by them, that we have no hesitation in recommending them as the very best means that can be resorted to. Dr, Sherman’s warehouse is at 106 Nassau street Agents, 227 Hudson street; 77 East Broadway; 110, 273, and 459 Broadway; and 139 Fulton street, Brook: lyn; and 3 Ledger Building, Philadelp! CLIREHUGH’S WIGS AND SCALPS.—The aplendor of Clirehugh’s Grand Saloon, is only excelled by the elegance of his style of cutting and arranging the hair, and both are sur; by bis inimitable gossamer and perpetual fitting Wigs and Scalps. By amethodonly known to himself, the haircannot pe disarranged—they are warranted never to shrink—they are made to fit ex- actly es the natural hair grows, and accommodate them- selves to the head asa silk stocking to the limb. The hair in singly inserted, and appears to issue from each follicle of the skin. They are strong without thickness or weight, li ht and elatic aon) being loose, and havin no metallic spring, lable pressure All that can exhance a beautiful head of hair, are con- centrated in these beautiful works of art. An assortment of several hundreds always on hand, and prices lower than any house in the city. a rooms for fitting wigs, 205 Broadway, up rs, DISEASE CHECKMATED. ‘The Comet’s tail’s all made of gas, And though we can’t gage it with meters, ‘We know there’s more gas in rome puffs Designed to eclipse Doctor Peters, But to Fulton street one twenty five, For his lozenges, pills, aud his plaster, The sick, being determined to live, Keep flocking in, faster and faster. Despite all the envy of quacks, ith bis medicines all are contented, And swear pills and lozenges too, Are the best science ever invented, Then hurrah for the temple that Health Vor her special abode has selected, By her agent, at one twenty five, ‘All disease from the system’s ejected! ‘These valuable medieines can be had at 126 Fulton, cor- ner Nassau street. QG@ READER, DOES YOUR FACE SMART AND burn when you shave, and Is it constantly covered with an eruption? Go to71 Maiden Lane and get a pot of Ficld’s Anodyne Shaving Cream, and you will find in it one of the greatest luxuries that ever found its way to your toilet and one ofthe cheapest too AN ARTICLE CALLED HEWES’ NERVE jone Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir, for the rheumatism and gout, has frequently come under our no- tice, which we, like the common herd of mankind, have considered one of the many catch-penny affaira got up to extort money from the suffering public, and should, for aire know, still continue to think #0, not our antipathy to all patent medicaments been removed by see- ing the above article applied to a triend who had been for years cei and who now walks erect. When such a truly valuable article comes before our notice, we deem it our daty to acquaint the public of the facts. We refer them for particul ws to Comstock & Co., 71 Maiden Lane, where the remedies may be had. THE VERNAL EQUINOX, WITH ITS FOGS, gales, and capricious changes of weather, tryin, time for persons whose lungs ane delicate. Coughs an colds, the avant couriers of consumption, are extremely prevalent, and the foundation of many a fatal case of in- flammation of the lungs, bronchitis, rheumatic fever, Poe ke. now being laid. Yet why should these jestructive diseases be allowed to gather head, when they can be subdued in their incipiency, (or rather when the «affections of the respiratory organs which lead to them, can, be subdued) by the ‘use of Jayno’s Expectorant ? “We pause for a reply.” y ce ir. D. Jayne, at 20 South ‘Thi Philadelphie, and Ss Broadway, Naw vow etree ONLY GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL.—It would take this method there would be no reason en Plan of humbug. « Grandjean’s Celebrated Consultations { . anan hair, No, 1 Barclay street ee » Granijnan 9) jates ant combines speation, altho i beramnae ving no prefe: to hi es, except the case requires it, an where, moreover, exper ice for so many years condrms its eflicacy. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, March 28—6 P,. M. ‘The steck market was very heavy to-day. Sales at both beards very slow, generally at declining rates. Ohio fell } percent; Kentucky firm. Atthe new board, the transactions were the same. The inclemency of the weather operated to prevent much out-door business. An Illinois editor, and member of the Assembly, states that an extra session of the Legislature will be convened to repeal all laws for the collection of debts in that State, in consequence of the late decision of the Supreme Court in regard tothe valuation law. Many of the Western and Southern States are now without banks, after having experienced rfeit of paper loans. Toshow the extent of the revolution which has rolled over the credit system, we have compiled the fol- lowing table of the States which are now comparatively without banks, and the amount of capital and loans in each in 1839, which was the year when banking in the interior had swollen to its greatest heighth: Banxing Iw = Sours anv West. Capital. Loans. Capital. Loans. 10 507. 029, 2,150,000 2,919,433 5,435,055 6,046,615 — — 3,018,701 2,885); 240,000 340,000 1112433 232A 1,500,000 626,973 30,379,403 48,383,728 = L7 3.495857 3,956,636 — — 41,736,768 56,856,610 12,932,820 31,987,290 ma, 11,996,332 25,842,884 1,500,000 1°560,000 Florids, 4,582" 236 293 - ss Total, 112,254,306 167,507,377 18,922,620 37,133,686 Reduction, 149,184,557 129,073,691 Those figures for 1843 present the banks which yet con- tinue to do busin The others have failed, and been placed in liquidation by legislative enactments. Now, according to the advecates of bank credits, the people of the States here enumerated must be irretrievably ruined by thus being deprived of bank loans. One of the most seductive arguments put forth in favor of baoks, is that “they afford capital to those who have none, and thereby put the peor upon a level with the rich.” If we go back to that period of our country when there were no banks, we shall find the reverse of the pesition proved. The first bank, the Bank of North America, was established in 1790, a8 an instrument of taxation. In that year, the con: tinental army was in an exceedingly suffering condition for want of pay, munitions, clothes and food. A rumor came (o Philadelphia that Charleston had fallen into the hands of the British, an event which would have released a large portion of the invading troops, to strengthen suf- ficiently the New York forces, to enable them to take the offensive, in which case it became indispensable to put the army in a condition to beat them back. For this pur- pose asubscription of £300,000, Pennsylvania currency, was raised in Philadelphia to form a bank, which was car- ried into effect, and answered every expectation based upon it. The government incorporated it Dec. 1781, and the Pennsylvania Assembly, April, 1782. The issues of paper by this institution were highly beneficial to the army; butafter that necessity ceased, its baneful eftects became very apparent among people to whom its opera. tions was new. In March, 1785, when the concern hed been in operation five years, an immease number of the inhabitants of Chester county, Pa., addressed the assembly memorial which was entered on the minutes, and the following is an extract:— Memon. to Rercat tHe Banx or NortH America, Maxcn 21, 1785. “Representing that the bank established at Philadel- phia has fatal effects upon the community ; that whilst men are enabled, by means of the bank, to receive near three times the rate of common interest, and at the same time to receive their money at very short warning, when- ever they have occasion for it,it will be impossible for the husbandman or the mechanic to borrow on the former terms of legal interest, and distant payments of the prin- cipal ; that the best security will not enable the person to borrow ; that experience clearly demonstrates the mis- chievous consequences of this institution to the fair trad- hat importers have been enabled to support them- selves ona fictitions credit, by means of temporary punc- tuality at the bank, untilthey have drawn in their honest neighbors to trust them with their property, or to pledge credit as sureties, and have finally been involved in ruin and distress ; that they have repeatedly seen the stopping of discounts at the bank operate upon tis eating. part of the community with a degree of violence scarcely inferi- or to that of a si ation of blood in the human body, hurrying the wretched merchant who hath debts to pay, into the hands of griping usurers ; that the directors of banks may give such preferences in trade, by advances in money, to their particular favorites, as to destroy that ality which ought to prevail in n commercial country. Therefore, in order to restore public confidence and pri- vate security, they pray that a bill may be brought in and passed into a law, for repealing the law for incorporating the bank.” The committee to whom was referred this petition re- ported strongly in its favor, remarking « That the great profits of the bank, which will daily in- creas» as money grows scarcer, and which already far exceed the profits of European banks, have tempted fo- reignersto vest their money in this bank, and thus draw from us large sums of money for interest.” All the ovile, it appews, which heve overwhelmed the whole country since 1836, growing out of banking,clear- ly presented themselves to the sagacity of our fathers, ‘The effect, they saw clearly, was to destroy the credit of the industrious and frugal; because speculators and traders absorbed all the money of capitalists, by being en- abled to pay a higher rate of interest than the results of labor could afford. How truly has this been fulfilled in our day, whenall capital has run through banks into the hands of speculators, and production decreased, while consumption increased, until the whole country was im- poverished! The result of the above diminution of bank- ing in the States enumerated will be to make money cheap and easily attainable by the Ausbandman and mechanic. The speculator’s turn has now come to be excluded. ‘There are very few persons who make the distinction between that apparent prosperity ing from spending money borrowed, and the real distress occasioned by re- paying that money, From 1797 to 181,the English gov- ernment borrowed from its rich citizens, and spent among the laboring and trading classes, $3,000,000,000, or near $200,000,000 per annum. This was spent for arms, muni tions, clothes ‘pay, soldiers, &c. It was distributing money taken from the rich among the industrious. The result, of course, was great popular prosperity. The instant the war ceased, that enormous expenditure not only stopped, but $150,000,000 per annum was taken from the working classes in the shape of taxes, and given back to the rich for the interest on the money previously bor- rowed: Since 1815, $4,000,000,000 have been taken from the laborers and given tothe rich. The result is incon- ceivable distress. So in this country—from 1830 to 1839, inthe above nine States, $167,567,000 was loaned among the people, producing great apparent prosperity. Those loans have not been productive, but are now to be paid back again. The evil is net in paying back, but in per mitting the loans in the first instance. Sales at the Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 67,1960 7 6934 1000 Kentucky 6's 85 500 ao. 69 ¢o bs a 7 do Ohio @s 8X 1080 90 695g 1000 Kentucky Ss 70 4000 Sshas Bk Kentucky 1936 3000 53 69% 18 Neptnne Ins 1% 1000 69%4 100 Long Island 1934 10000 #30 69 Second Board, 000 Corpo’n 5’s, 1858 91% 100 shas Hark b: COON en ee ee ae Commercial Steck Kxchange—18 Wall st, NY 6's, 1961 Sgyly 101 Kentucky 6’s SO SLE: Heat ALT TSS» Tagg memyaie hone 60.0, 813 69 1000 IMinois 6s, 1870 22 6946 1000 do 22 e ¢ se 1000 Water Loan, 1858 92 12shas F L & T Co it} do 19% 2% do 13 50 Harlem Raitrond 16: 25 Canton Co 30. 2054 50 Long Inn'd RR 530 4034 Board 275 shos Canton Co 20 90 1000 Ohig 6's, 1960815 69° 125 do boo 20 1000 Gov’ 6%, 1962 b20 100g 25 = do tw 20. 2000 lo bI5 107% 95 do bo 9 900 shas Harlem RR »3 16% 100 L Island RR 215 a3 Statejof Trade. ‘The weather has been very incloment, and but little out door business has been done. The following sale of Real Estate has been mad 111} acres of Land, with the buildings and improvements thereon, situated on the west bank of the Genesre river, and intersected by the Genesee Valley canal, about 6} miles from Rochester, in the town of Chili, Monroe coun- ty, New York, at $16 per acre ....... + «$1,803 75 Ashes—Pots are dull at $5,12}. | Pearls $6,75 a $7. Cotton—The market has been active. Prices are well sustained, and range from 4} to 6f; Mobiles, 6 a 7}cts; Orleans, 5a iF Flour—Holders ask $5 for Genesee, ‘and $4,87 for Ohio and Michi ; common brands, New Orleans, are quiet at $4.62) 5; Georgetown, Howard street, Richmond country at $4,925. The common qualities 6d. under. Richmond city $6,25. Rye Flour $2,87} a $3 , Shorts 9 ; Shi Tel Lal ; ‘ons— Prime Pork at $5,75 a $6,874.— Hey! ; Lard at 54a 5}c. Butter from 6 to 14 ots. Eaicee a6}c. Grain—Sales of Wheat at 90 cents ; Corn at 51 to 62 ct: Murrt On Monday, 27th inst., by the Rev, Mr. Foster, Mr. Joun B. Araren to Mist Lucy Dos, both of this city. On Saturday March 26th, by the Rey. Mr. Andrade, at St. Peters church,Mr. Gro. Levie to Miss Axe Mantix, both of this city. Died, , March 28th, after a short illness, Junrer, ir. Kdward Rouson, aged 22 years and? On Tues the wife of months. ‘The relatives and friv invited to attend the fi M7 Orchard street, this 1 of the family are respec tially rol from tee late residence, No. afternoon at 8 o'clock Portau Prince PR Rio ¢ Janeiro ares = . Jago de Cuba Johns, PR St. Croix + jand ‘Trinidad de Cuba. ‘Taleabunnas Kingston, Ja London «++ L Passengers Arrived. Annawan—¥ Brvant, Feast Brig Brazilianm—R Speain, J Bown, M oe Foreign Importation Mayague2z—Brig Old Colony-—(Rep hhids molasses 27 bags 1600 oraugea FG Ehutons ee Domestic [mportations, New Ont.kans—Brig Brezilian—16 bbls tall bales deer skins J Smitha bls mokseses I Paylocst? bales 39 pes qunny cloth Martin & co—t25 hidew 4380 haynes. @ Milnes 76 bales hemp Wilson, Butler & Baldwin—-179_ bbls" pork 1. do tallow 179 de 14 kegs lard 5 bbls hama @ Dou MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM ENGLAND. FROM AMYRICA a3 April 1 G, Wentern, Honk i Hiberaia, ” Judkins « May 16 = Packets to Sall. FOR LIVERPOOL. Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL. Biddonss Coun, Feb. 14] oscius, Collins, Mar. 28 ambridge, Barstow, feb. 1° | Europe, Fur if pril 1 Ashburton, Huttleson, Feb. 26| Independence: Nye, April 7 “PROM FORTSMOUTH. 7OR PORTSMOUTH, Syituerland, Chadwick Jon.20| Ontario, Bradiahy 0 April ‘estminster, Atwood, Feb. 12 | ‘Toronto, ‘old, April 10 St James, Sebor, Feb. 24| Switzerland Chadwick, Apr 20 Me aePROM HAVRE. oh HAVRE. Villede Lyon,Stoddard,Feb.12| Burgundy, Wotten, Mar.28 Utica, Hewitt Feb. 16] Baltimore, Funek, = April 1 Albay, Watson, Feb. 24] Emerald, Howe, April 8 Ship Masters and Agents, We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Rosent Stiyxy, of our News Fleet, a Re- ere of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the ‘easels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and guy Forel: Newspapers or Ni N uy have. py, Fo ‘ews they may have. ws the Ne’ will m immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor respondents, at home or abroad, will also sending to'this Office all the Marine Intelligence. they can obtain. | Nautical Information of any kind will be thametully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 29, ‘ Cleared, Richmond, Gibbs, Havana, H_ Haviland —Bngs Sea 203 John Enders, Mason, St rs Manchester, orth, Fe :D Shaver, George: town, SC, Sinith & Co--Sioop ltisny Dartes, Providence ®” Arrived. Bargue Bird, B Catharines ant Brig Cocheco, MeCrillis, 23 days from 150 bhds sugarto 8. Aymar & Co, Left for NYork,2 days; schr Robin Hood, Berr cq. with brig Wm H. Talman, for Norfolk. ed westerly gales for tt e last i aail and jib, Came to anchor blowing hard from ESE. ayaguez, PR. with damant, Leland v.do,4. Sailed in The C. encounter- da t main yard, main top- off the Hook, and it anchor. ist ted chains and lost best’ bower Brig Oneco, Batter, 15 days from New sugar 70 bbis molasses to Roverts & with brige Amanda, Lermond, for NYork, and Caribe field, for Philndelphia. 17th. inst. lat 20°40, lon 79-25, barge Alstamity, of Boston, from New Orleans for reilles, Brig Brozilian, Hichborn, 14 dxys from New Orleans, with pork, &e.t0 RB, Buck, Sailed tm co. with schr Pomfret, Wig Fins, of Bouton, for NYorks ee tone rome. Wik Below. One ship, two brigs, unkuown. General Record. Forsian Letter Bags —The packet ins, for Liverpool, and Burgundy, Wott sail to-day. ‘Their letter bags are at Gilpin’ Exchange. Roscius, Col- for Havre, will in the Merchants’ _ Bri reported yesterday as having been fallen in with by the Clarissa Lune, at thi rt, had suffered severely in the gale of the 16th inst; having shipped a tremendous sea, which swept the decks, stove. bulwarks. broke the head of tre neal reonsiderable dauiage—set the Usix leak: per hour. After staying by the brig two gaining, and the weather being very tem- pestuous, yudent to abandon her, and were kindly taken on board the Clarissa, and treated with every attention by Capt, Lunt. Spoken, Robt Fulton, MeMichaels, from Mavil Philadelphia, Merch 24, off Litsle Egg Harbor. ‘A large bright sided ship, with one row of painted ports, 10th March, on Salt Key Banks, Forelgn Ports. Maraaurz, Marek ote nett Rassell, Jenkins, of Philadel- phia, wig cara afte, Kalty,of and for NYork, Ide; Tai bi Park, do Sid 4 Birnard, for Edenton, NC. une; jews llyn, Card, une; Sarah Carts, Gilpatrick, wig ft; John Fairfield, Leland, do. Sid 8th, Seboois, Hopkius, Cowes. 4 ee Feb 23—In port, Brassos, Lincoln, 1or NOrieans, ist March. 81 Jonn, NB. March 15—Arr Gen Stark, Langthor, Alex- i Batavia, for andria. a satioms Porte, ILADELPHI, larch 28—Below, Rob i- Chaels, Canron vis Bataving Caroline, Gitkes, NOseaue Ae hy Heat, ‘ld Alcents, Skoilield, NOrleans; old, Inge Monies, March i7—Cli liza Keith, (Br) Liverpool: Robi Hood Fisk, Ghugow, Arr pibden. (G2) Haseeno Senator, Pepper, Providence; Huntress, King, P YLER MEETING.~—The Democratic Mlectors of the Seventh Ward, who are in favor of the election of John Tyler, as President of the United States in 1814, are requested to attend a Publis tals 9 to be held at No, "44 Hest Broadway, (vetween Pike and Rutgers streets,) aoe evening, the 30th instint, and half past seven o’elue Addresses from several dis:ing uished in expected. Republican ‘iduals may be By order ot the Werd Committee, mae tt*r AARON SWARTZ, Chairman. NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL —The remainter of the Session after the ‘5th of Apnl next, will be occupied witn PRACTIC he first exeminations on this subject will commence on Monday, the 17th of April, aud will be complet- ed on the 20th of June, i ‘A Moot Cowt will be organized Examivations on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, com- mencing at 5 o'clock, P.M. Fees of inatrnction Len Dollars, payable in advance, THOMAS W, CLERKE, Counsellor-a- Law, _mi7eod 3st a 4 Wall street MERICAN AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPER AND ANE LODICAL AGENCY, No, 4 Ann street, N.Y. ‘The subscriver having completed his arrangements,is enabled tofurmish to order, tous ats or individuals, any paper printed in the Scates or England. nl x th’s European Times. Chas. Wilmer's American News L And a variety of others are teceived by express on the arnval of each steamer. Any paper or work desired may be had by the next retum steamer. % Year, 6X4 cents singl papel ingle Boston Notion, Also, all the publications of . B. TUTTLE, 1 prck bnndies and parcels fv he ns aud newspapers of Philadel. phia, Boston, and New York, at publishers’ prices, for a small charge for service: r r Any other Agency business will be attended to'with the same Promptness as if the person were here himse!t, REFEKENCES. jessrs. Greeley & McKlrath, New York Tribune ilson & Co., Brother Jonathan’ eiber, Philadelphia George Kobrrts, Bsq., Boston Times Messrs. Bradley'& Co. Boston Mail Adams & Co; Boson, rs jones, Albany Charles Wilmer, Liverpool. }. West, Bisa. Havava. 28feod'm Watcres AND JEWELLERY the subseriber is constantly ree wold and silver watches, of the newest styles, direct from the manuinevarers, England, France, and Switzerland, he is enabled to offer a larger assortinent, and at much less prices, at retail, chan aug ether heuse in the sity. Gold watches as low ag $15 exch. Watches and jewellery exchanged ot bouzht. All watches warranted to keep good time, or the money re~ inmed. Watches, clocks and jewellery repaired in the best manner, and warranted lower than at any other place in the city, G, ©. Allen, importer of watches and jewellery, whole sale and retail, 30 Wall street, up stairs. mIm ins*ee LOOK AF THIS—Just received Tot tine hdkts, at only, 4 L4 cr nts, lot fine double wisth changeable Parisines at only 38 34; Jot table linens, 2 yds wide, at only 4x 6dy tot fine broad cloths at ouly 7s 6d; Jot fine double mitled cassimeres at 6s 6d; lot best sattmeis at ouly @s 6d: i at d cents per yard; Jotfine book maslius at Is; lot cambrie muslin ated per Fart Jot superfine double “sidih t indies? collars I lot fine new de laine: will pay any one to store, 501 Green wie! m Imis*m REN SH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS—BRUN &O William street, formerly Bran, Larossere & Co.. ha ceived by the Havre packe’s Emetatd, Rhone and Baltimore, ate now cpening a fall and elegant assortment of the new: most fashionable French Astificial Flowers, selected with the greatest care by their own house in Paris, which will continwe to forward to them by every packet the newest styles as they appear in this centre of fashion, eaters willfad it to, their advantage 0 eall aod examine the stock before p 2 TC $5,000 29% be sure of a fair pre crease (0 8 large amount of q pleasant kind. and itis d the cash should devote 0 it die nected with any othe: oceapation. Address Iron,at the Her office, J "i m2 eoda®r OFFICE COAWS, TRAVELLING FROG! $6.50. Aconvenient garmevt for business men by Wel SESNING: m6 Im*ec PORTUGUES {PP HESE fantomed and Pe ay Ment on,the last column, fourth pax J, A. TU ¥, KE. B. BOTTLE lower than ever—As II deserint ions of 10,000 may be invested in a rmanent Hy safe carh be he “or WARTED bva competent person, employment to bute Circulars, Handbills, &°. A'note addresred to L. M, at this office, will be protaptly attended t u WET NURSE —Wanted bya t man, who has jest lost herehild, a situation in the above capacity.’ Gordreierencesgiven, Address box 139 Uprer Post Offic. m28 Str BOARD WANTED—T wc a single laty, wish able farvily. + add nitemen and thei we permenent card reasonable. cation, terms, & Herald office, will’ meet OST OF FICK. New Vork, Mareh 20th, 1813 PSA STEAMER—Letters for the Columbia 8 which will sail from Bovton on Paturday will be reeei he Upper and Lower city until minutes past foureelocky B, Me. on F Bist instant. Al! lette despatched will be charge of the Postmester at Boston, who wil see them duly 8. 8 h immediate attentiom ext, the Ist Ap oat offives in th BY B) (Mteres Nox.22 At 10 Large sale of new and tions, in continuation fre At 1034 ove tensive sale of seasor forwarded w tches, fe, _w29r Ss JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M._ roan VACKET SHIP ROS R LIVERP: b A‘ 103 0% sengers be this sh Hercules, at » will please be on hoard les, a hall, THIS MORNING, at ten o'clock, at_ whieh time the Will sail. Letter Bays will clcse at Gilpin’s and Hale's News Rooms at 996 o’clock, at which places only letters will be reecived. ACKET SNIP SOUTIE: —Consignees per this ship ER FROM LIVERPOOL please ‘ake notice that she is now discharging under general order, west side Burling Slip. AI] goods not permitted rust he sent to the Public store mr _(WOODHULL& VINTURN, 87 Soath st CHOONER WALDO, from New disehare at American Whort, North River ce attend to the receipt of their goods in te m28 r i. COLLINS & CO. 56 South st Pacem HF nodersgned he MUTUAL SA the city of New York and Bridge ort, in co Housatonic Rail Road, take oe aian the uniform kindness and gentlemanly deportment of all the officers and hauds on said bost, during one of the mat stormy passages cver experienced he uson the Scand, ‘They secnn= ee her te the travelling ;ublic as an excellent staunch sea oat, i cers on board fhe stenm boat ap pection with the o bearing testimony to eu 28, 1843. GW Cli IJones B Will rh JC Howar Hiram Eee! A Pence Somuel Newbry William H Davis 8G Hinsisle 1 Jeston € Kdward Walcott LH Allen DD Spencer H Dwight Edm Martin Deming oh William Grronell ‘liam ‘T Grune Wmv Rowly SW Samuel H Lee © Higa Wi Knight Gilbe N’W Welch LW Meritt R Green PRA Bil Honghton AN John ¥ Petty TA Crum Joseph Rothschild Barnhart Divenhoper — Jo-eph W Webb Harvey Dilbo Win C Cogswell HL sil j real be Burl d vous ‘ nin Brand Y Di tying by B ply 3 i pal 8 Thi $ eu who ean be relied on in the hour of Large rale of elegai and second hand, very valuable linens, silks, t Syruruay's sale. THURSDAY, xtra sale of Piano Fortes, faney and pledged articles, guns, cutlery, AUCTION SALES. Le How AnD. ¥. Ann and 115 Futtom aires > WEDNESDAY. o’clock in the sales oor, recond hand furniture of all deserip- Joek at No —Uhaveh st Bofas, Chvirs, Se. &e—3 9 pe- ond tufted rofes, French . polished and plain Fieuch sing bureaus, bookcases, by order of an ess: gnee. DAY. At 1036 o'clock in the sales room. jgoods, London cloths and nable dry goods, Lon prettind ATURDAY. lock in the sales room, arniture of all deseriptions, both new MONDAY, Aorit's AL 10 1-2 0° loek in the sales room. Extra sale of fauey goods—1. tranks clothing, dry goods, nt of articles from pawnbrokers, cloths, ts, Ke "TURSDAY., April 4. Gevteel Furnitore—At 40. o’elock will be sold the entire handsome furniture centained in the house No 7 Chamber st, near Chatham. WIYES, BRANDI A. B at 1054 o'clock, rain or Duane street—100 ‘an aud Pin Jam: ES. Gi TROWBRIDGE. mijohns old ‘maul Olives chests Gunpowder ‘Tes, ke. Sc hthe attention of the trade 1s invil ‘, TEAS, SKGARS. & CO. will sell this morning corner mpagne e Port, ra, 50 do e, in the store 364 Broxd wa: Cox r ‘apple Gin, Madeira, pure lea Rum, 30 cases old Made 20 bores prepared Chalk, La Norma snd Principe tavaua, at th les and pistolss and dessert knives A’so 1 casle, 100 cros and fi rks. lery, &e. Ce. THEN JAMIN MOONEY, A AUSTION NOTICE —B. MOONEY e now ready. —Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Cu'lery, &e. az guard carvers, Se. So cd forks, i. me forebuck kvives peror articl: ele Also 200 dozen pocket and pen knives, carded eut- ice'of swords, rifle horns, powder flasks, per- m9 2t*m. W. ALC ¥ CATALOGUE B wave consisting muhoyany chairs fof ve ers, 2 purse chairs, fast tables, 6 doubl ews ren 3 marble top cent stands, & CO. will sell on’Phursdsy, 30th ins’. 59 Maiden Lane, a fine arsortment of together with an invoice ¢f superior ‘ to poy at vances—CARTE day, 30th inst., at 10 1-? o’c’ock, at their store, No large and elegant assortine £14 cushioned, tufted a TARTER, Anctioneer. 4 ve'Sale of Klevant Furniture, & CO. will sell on Thurs! f city madi spring hree-for rtha, oA break- stands, 3 i 6 mahogany French bed- re tabi 1 elegant work table with ¢ 3 mahogany burevus, 4 elegavt dressing bureaus, 2 ; I book case, delegant card tables; 1 rosewood | Leon Stauss Reedotph Wyman centre table, &e, ‘4 Simond Rothschild Samuel Churchill ‘The style and finish of the articles are equal to any in the Andrew C Hull Mesic! city. Sale positive, aud without reserve. : Jemes Derby LJ Allen. Catalogues ready, and the furniture can be examined on the P Winslow m29 1t¥m__| day prevons to the sale. m28 3 is*r THE UNDERSIGNED ogam offer for salea large | AQ UCTION NOTICE—By Firet aid Connor, Auctioneers: Ortion of heir Keal Kstate in th ‘of Brooklya. irenunstances over which they could exercise no co frol, prevented the sale advertised to be had on the 1th Decerr - tate has been finally divided, and each party in inte- well separately. signed intend to build a number of buil roperty during the ensni urchasers for uniformity, exain st ances, ke i All the ‘Lots in the vicisity of the East riv Hipighte, ere of great valve, _ The ‘ Homestead” comprises upwards of 900 lots in the Vard, inthe ceutre of and now becoming the most in the city. s tate will be positive, on the days to be advertised short- and will commence on or about the 25th day of April next. Full abstracts of the ‘Tith and on the with access 10 original searches, will be furuished to each purchaser for a small amount Maps are now exhibited at the Merchant? Exchange, and at neers, Wilkins & Rolims, and Wolliam Par wishing to purchase, are invited to visit the premises; and for further information are referred to the subscribers at their residere*, 125 Columbia at, Brooklyn, ar to Magher, Esqrs , No. 3 Nassau st; Charles A. Griffi Merehants? Exchange, or to Clarence D. Sackett, ne street. Brooxuyn, March 15th, 1813. MARIA JACKSON, CORNELIA A. JACKSO! HAMILTON H. JACKSON. WILLIAM PETERS, CHRISTIANA A. PETE COUNTRY ISEAT TO LET OR LEASE—O: e road, between 75h and 76th streets, Asylum. The dwelling isa double the permanent residence of a genteel tof aflower and kitchen garden, aad ornamentst trees—in all acre istance fiom the dwellinz there isa large buildiog, well adapted to any kind of manufacture. Water excellent. Hourly conveyance to and from the place through the day usible tenant the rent will be moderate. r St Bi OHN MILHAU 183 OYSTER BAY. L. 1. VILLAGE HOTEL TO'LET, for one or more on The premises of she late Townsend, Parish, A consisting of two buildin, i Apply to way , each two stories high, one and connected together by apiazaa. i age house and horse sheds, a large and very superior kitchen garden, and orchard, and twelve acres of excellent land, The sicamboat Americin Engle runs to the village three times per week; stages twice per day to Bickville, the railroad de i in the vicinity kood nnd scenery unsurjwssingiy romantic. The bay isa noble owe in every particular, Any further information can be ob- tained by applying to 1 TOWNSEND, near the premtses, _m25 eod3t#r “or of E. LUDLAM, 42 Suffolk st_N. PHILADELPHIA BOTANIC GARDEN TO oy I known as the Mc Araun Garden, situated on LE. ell Arch, Fill of Philadelptna bert, Schuylkill, and Sixth streets, im the cit , containing about four aeres of growod, wit dwelling house, bar, summer house, extensive green and hot houses, small theatre, scenery, transpa laminating lamps. '&e. ‘The Garden is tastefully lad out i} gravel walks. * and ornamental shade trees. od and suitable tenant, the premises would be let on reasomable terias, Possession may be had immediately. Ap- piy to _ JOHN W, FRALER, No. 79 North Tenth street, Philadelphia. m24 ins Gtr RITING SLATES.—A lot of English made double Writiog Slates, of different sizes, forsale by mgt r __|___JOHN HERDMAN. 61 Sonhs. TO THE PUBLIC. WHEREAS my name hag. be lished to the world, as being cured SANDS’ SAKSAPARILLA, 4nd whereas the nent as published by Mr. Sands is not my of his own, and entirely different from the plain was rom me, I feel it my duty to state ina atement of my case by Mr. San public, also to state by whar mea edical gentlemen, who treated my cas* usual way with varions creparations of mercury, uni system wes filled with it, and Chronic Rheumatism in its formset'in. .Tthen had recourse to va- Tecommended by physicians and. others, Je or no benefit to me in effecting a cure. Tn "his commenced using Mr. Sandy? Sarsapariiia in Awe five bottles T had tak of it. The operation o cea taking it, my whole system became benambed and stupified, leaving me'cofd and my flesh deprived of ail wstural feeling. in this condition I was enabled to leave my bed snd go ont, “this change, although momentary, ws very pleasing to me, and Mr. Sands immediately applied to ne for s certificate of eure, which Ldeclined xiving..as I did not consider myself cured; but Mr. Sands continued his applications to me for a certificate, and would give me no. rest until [ gave him one about oue-quarter or one-third the length of the one ablished by hich I did not then understand jing, for although my pains were much from my offlic- il my e more severe than worse than ever Lhad been. I was ani from which I never expected to rise, f My whole system seemed to give way: bottles of Sands? Sarsaparilla. Iu this in to see me, and advised me to continue the Sarsapai been taking, but asf was fast failing nuder the ase of it, I deter- mined not to.use amy more of it, as it had done me ho whatever. My friend then stated that if I was determined not to Gse Sands’ article anv more, he would give me a prepyration of Sarsapariila thet he knew wou'd cure me. {then enqnired t was—he told me it was BRISTOL’S SARSAPARIL- membered hearing of BRISTOL before, and of ithad performed. I then said | would be glad to it, My friend stated that he did not wish te interfere with Mr. Sands in auy way whatever; but as I had previous to this determiued*net to use any more of Mr. Sands? article, my friend — ed me with a bottle of Bristol’s Sar saparilla; this was about the third week ia Seotemb 1 continaed the use of it, until I was sat a thorongh cure in -me, al Jnbor in a day, as Lever di cofula, Rheumatism, a Piles, with which Ly of eight years standing. world, and in the — presence judge the world that my cure, great as it ed by Bristol's parila wader the blessings of God, ond not by Sands Sarsaparilia, as has been published. ‘The statement with the Rey, Mr, Van Duzen’s name attached to it as being conversant with my case, is not true ; that gentleman never saw the article published until he saw it in print with his nome attached to the same. Also the name of Mr. Brown. was used without his consent; also. Mr. Purdy r, 1842. jed it hed produced now. Tam able ro perform as much in many years. [+m free from ing complaint, the im, who si has been, was eff ct and others; the whole statement was’ untrue, having + received. the sanction of the ous whose names are (othe tame as published. by. Mr Sands, rele.i I this statement without >. ‘T make ° knowledge of Mr. Bristol or his agents, or fro'n way request from them. 1 do itbeeause I'believe it to'be my daty. L there fore «heertv'ly state wher is trae, neither courting the favours nor fearing ths frowns of any, and in doing this, 1 dono more tin what jast.ce demands of me’ But for ms to attersrtso xive Bristol's Sarsaparilln the praise it de: would be fomething more than. f could accomplish: Leonelude by sa ing, that if any one desires to know more ot Bristol's, arse paritla, T will be pleesed, at any time, to give all the informa: tion I'am’ able, #t my residence, No. 43 Anthony street, New York. 1029 Im#mo ___ THOMAS TURNER, THE New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, dievet the auention of the public te their new and highly concentrated Extract of A SARBAPAHILLA. which has been prepared at great ex- pense by a novel process, never as Yet attempted in ‘this country,and which they ve effected by an . Pan Dr. Buaspe, the editor of one he most valuable Di peaks of this article mi diseases of the skin, serofula, syphil ments of the system, t medy posnesses virtues not observed in any other acticle of the Materia Medica. sale of it during the Inst year haa been immense. Cures remarkable charaeter have been effected by itx pablished 1n the medical guaranteed to be {made from the choicest South rsapaciila, and free from all One bottle contains i seven times the quanty. of the active principle contained in a pint of any of the ordinary preparations. ele bottler at 75 cent ench. half-a-doren, $8 50. mineral prepattions. Sold in Ons Cases, ere 00, \ w. § RICHAR N, Agent. Office & Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau st, N.Y, m20 Ime store No. 27 851 clock,at No. 181 Hudson street up housekeeping, consi gay and chrled maple chi and claw table; mahogany rock ¥ real $300, nearly ne 3 y tures ofthe store. Sale ing street—Wednesday, 29th, at 10 the Furniture of’ a family isting of ingrain carpet, maho- » bureau, pillar mantel clock, tabi . bedsteads, beds, crockery, &e. Also one splen Jection Piano Forte, (Provoost maker) cost together with glass cases, counters, ond fix cal ponitive. 27 3c is*m AT W. NDIA RUBB soles,both sheet and clot Kand rauted. Those who hi invited to call aud examine before the pamber, 58 Maides HOLESALE PRICES! ER SHOES, 53 Maiden Lane wholesale prices, gentle ¥ alelled tow price of $150. Ladies over shoes of evoqually low pric durable and elegant articles to Shoes, with leather yer, are now selling h rub! e be found, and tn all eases war- ¢ not agen our foods are particularly chasing. Don’t forset Lane. RUTCHINSON & RUNYON R' VAL close at Bist, at a quarter to 3 o’elcck, m2s Gtr AIL FOR LIVERPOOL—L tier Bags for Europe, to go from Boston p fh lammden & Co.'s Foreign Letter Office, on r stentaer Columbi Friday, P.M. HARNDEN & CO.3 Wall st. Twi NES=200 bales and Gill Net different times, and alt of "SB, sunerior quality and late impor- non. forsale by “<DWD. K COLLINS & CO. mio 5h South atree ‘wines, comprisiug a full English Bridport Sail, Seine, Herring assortment of CHANGE OF STARTING PLAC New Arraugement to All Housatonic Railroad—The steamer Mutual Batety will commence this morning at 7 o’elock, from foot of Liberty st, near Conrt- River, to M., or 01 bost is the only om For further informati New York. he arrival of the ears from ¢ runing m connection with the Rai bany end Boston, vin running for freight and passengers daily Leave for New York at Alba f The road. ian apply at the office, foot Liberty mai Bridgeport ALL THE te atent” plainly sti KEGULAR PACKET B—Siean and other passenger vessels, carry ty Patent Life Boats,” have the wor orpainted onthe side, figtfr ih FOR LO Apri 0 RIO, gular da a Having very supe: binfand steerage pe make early application. or 100 Pine street, corner of South street. Persons wishing to send for their. friends, can have them brought out by the above ship, or any of the regular packets, by f by apply ing as al The very #1 engers; persons wishing to em! DON: vider Packet of the Ist fast sailing packet si Capt. Bradisis, will sail as above her re- accommodations for cabin, second ca i ‘kK should JOSEPH McMURRAY, letter, post-paid. mit FOR LIV! Packet of | 25th 7 SIDDONS, Capt c Will positively sail as above, her assage, having aec cy eomfort, apply on beard, at Orleans ni K. COLLIN KE. the Si tters ers may rely 0} ly asadvertined, #100, Ship Sheri for the shins of th pin’s and Hale’s News Room. ERPOOL—-NEW LINE—Keguiar Al he Splendid Packet Ship B. Cobl of gular day. For ations unequalled for splendor or wharh, foot of Wall street, IN? & CO, 56 South street. Ca apt. A. Depeyster, eo iddous, and sail the 25th of M her line will only be received st Gil- 1 the ships of this line saling pooctnel- 26 € NEW LIN. Paeket 16th April—The splendid, new p LIVERPOOL, 10 tons bard ridge, will bed hed on 16th April, herr This magnificent s} ise egantly makes her ‘he most leerage passengers of any ot!» Persons about (o ¥i oaly will be taken ‘or passage, apply on pg to sen ‘all the pring ‘Wales. constant jand 0 The Packet ship §) ant sai! on the 25th April. iy fu hted throughout, » the accommodations of this superb ship, and ng to secure berths shovld not application to prevent disappointments, as Other first class ships sailing weekly, on favorable ts for any amount. payable on demand without. dis- E PACKETS FOR LIVERPOO! si the largest ever bu ished—her betwee nd with several other ii rable conveyance for second eabin and ii the old cou D. nitry, are particntarly invit- to make cally limited umber board foot Barling Sli) W.& J.T. TAPS! ipal towns of England, Ireland, Seot- ly for sele Bs above. iddons will succeed the Liverpool, mir Will epen on Monday, the 24 of Ar UNDER THE DIRECTIC® Squire Mi Bc Mass Julia wot Volatil AMUSEMENT PAKK THEATRE. It be rerformed, Y DON. Lady Volaul, ise Walters will appear in PAS STYRIEN. ‘9 aonelnde with. ulberry, 50 eta; UAT HA TRY. oF J COUSIN” LAMBKIN. v ch Rowe Maynard, Mrs Love it allery. 1286 ets. rer A York. Mrs H Hane will be neefarmed 'TICOATS. CUBHMA* . BOOTH. — WEDNESDAY asd Had +9, will be perform 4 Miss Cushman. Tallia, IncHGArE i A. MAKRSHALI sich BE Lt. Marble fui AMERICAN MUNHO™, ‘The Debut on Monday MISS MARY ing, commer oF Bret eE ist Moonee night of DARLI NG, lagic, was marked Darling'is a pupil of beantiful charming Queen of M with the most trumphant suc Q HERI D ‘The G at, Magician, imes and oth No adequate deseription ¢ fc gical Pe: ormances: conversations, The by an be ist be Papers oi e. given ot her wwouderfuf Ma ‘Also enyaged (or. one weekcnly, the exeentrie RB. VALENT! The high! tar Comed Ciaeinh ral copaat ae celebrity ‘of this ung Lad throaghoat Karope is known to all Hh tt 5 4 ble notices of her performan London stan the excentrie CHANG-FONG, The celebrated and delineator of Excentrie lor entertainments nese Juggler. La Petite Celeste will dance the La Gayndere and Highland F The MELODIAN, fag) rer dae vty oe Masi strument, plays itself the fi REPRESENTS A FULL ORCHESTRA. . PHRENOLOGY. 3 An Eminent Professor attends daily and gives practical Kix aminations and Charts, Developments and Onarverer at a tri- fling extra Just added to the’ Moseum two persons having pet lust Midded tortie Museum TW. ARMOUR, made and warn 300 yous ALVAN oh powerful Electro Galvame wtasies and Walta- SUITS OF ANCIENT GRAND COSMOHAMA—ALBINO LADY. ancyyGlase Blowing. AN EXPERIENCED ‘AXYDERMIST is engaged, and irds_or quadrapeds they wish can have them mounted in the beat atyle. M Voosl and Ins Admis: NATIONAL PORTR 1s NOW ‘The manager has ri correctness of her dreds of our firsi ie ci Day visitors admitted same. event formances at a quarter before 8 Heloe Day Performances every Wednesday and Satumday afternoon PEALE'S SK NA’ Neatly and tastefully displayed boasts of COSTLY & ELEGANT GA' wmceeding in ext id HE TR me; TWeEROUE OR TWENT: w RE-OPE: an to all 26 centemChildren half rive. ORK MU AIT AND PICT! NED SVO®, Manager. ‘The establishment cogiaiuns ay almost endiens RARE AND CURIOUS: mw 0 RE AND ART: preserved, ng FREE. Evening per- 26 SCO URE GALLERY | aa of three spacions halls, and rv _RY OF PORTRAITS and valu any other i America, for y short time only, the sublime ful exhibition of TAL OF CHRI etna AURIS "7 * IN STATUARY, THE SIZE OF LIFE. This solemn and impressive i ‘a Prisoner, with a C Kefore Ceiphas, the’ High Priest, and the Court of Pontin late. in ait dasa Pri ion to the above, the Manager MYSTERIOU 4 GiPs) 8 A: if ne repl wn of ND AS’ WOMAN, tFrom England, She wishes not to impose upon the public, by making them believe her a Witch, cr f FORTUNE Possessed with supernatural power—but on the coutrary clims publicly to. be able fo iustract others ef; teood intellect and mention heir i tions of THE ing tra) TIME: PRESEN f, sents Our Saviour: ‘ONT rns upon His He: hesevgaged the SHING TELLER! AND THE FUTURE. She will tell persons whether what characters aud give a host of facts and correct conclusions founded ou her knowledge of the immntable sciences of phreno- logy, physiognomy,renrology, philosophy, &e. As proof of the \ liberty to refer to bun- ur zens, including clergymen, jut at neys, physicians, aud many of the most enligh tened ladies i of husband or wi ty. Adi ife they wil they are married or net, get. C nto the Museum, 26 oents; Children half Awextra chorge of 123% cents to those who cousult the ‘Woman. CLIREHUGH’S THIRD AND, , describe the: sattor- Siner AST St Oar ieR MUSICAL ERTAINMEN R. CLIREHUGH end the Misses CUMMING remect- ully intimate that (hey will give another Scottish Mus i- cal Entertainment Pt Dong—' Duet—The Loss 0’ Gowrie Tickets pni Programmes at Mr, Cuirehugh’s, 25 Broadway. T= A limited number of tickets will be istued, owing to the uncemfortable crush which attended the last entertain- ment. Doors open at 7—E: m27 3tis © tthe yer aud cloal reh. Wiirn the kyr come hame, Pant Il. Duet—Weel may tne Keel Bow, Ballad—Mary 9? Castle Cary, Ballad—Jock o” Haz'edeen, Sorg—Draw the sword Daet—Row weel, m jallad—' Glee—Ther Scot!and, rother, row weel, eabont ye, nae luck about the house, LO CONCERT ROOMS, on Wednesday’, 20th of M “The Re gcoimmes conesin 9 new and ehice sslegtion of SONGS. BALLADS, DUETS AND GLEES, from the oncient end Modern Melodies of Scotland, PROGRA “ME, _ PART ; Durt—Heart ye the Bagpipe, Misses Cumminy under my platidis, Mr Clirehugh i the flower of Duimblave, Miss MA Cummi Ballad—Jean'Lino, Mr Clirehugh Duet—Bonny Doon, _ Misses Cumming Song—O, why left my hame ! Mis BG mmin, °Mr Chirehugh Misses Cumming mming ‘lirehugh nmin reba) mri rehugh Misses Cumming and Mr Clirehugh at the Masie Stores, » be had fertatnmet to commence at 8. fifty performers. New York Phill Hull. Pa R. WM. SCHARFE Kear. 7 sculars in future Bil vent! Mi whir h ee) asion TBERG begs leave to inform his friends and the pubHe. that he will give a Coneert of at the Apollo Reema ‘on Fri- ¢ assiste | ud by #n Orchastra of upwards « coinposed principally of the members of the tharmonie Society, under the direction of U. C. kets One Dollar each, to be had st the principal Music m8 2°r CLD BLACK BALL LINE SH1IPS—Pacnet of the ist of April—The well known rst class packet snip EUROPE, Capt Furber, will sjlesnacched as above. her reenlar day, has cellent na Passengers. eurly application to Principal towns through above. se Wishing to secure berths will require to make JOHN HERDMAN, fts furnished as usual for an OF PAC commodations for cabin and steeraye fing. in Creat by the Tegalar at the lowest e amount. pryable in all the United Kingdom. Apply. tn mate hout the on he: commodations, apply to Bailing Slip, or to mide ib. BLACK BALL G Farber, wi | sail po: The accommodations cabin aad steerage, w any vessel afloat. T' her puld 35 FI P.8. The Kuro those sending, for th out im her, or in eny Line, whieh sail from ft n the Royal & Co. Gro! of discount or any chai ireland, Scotian and or pssane, Be » auple The veket'sh Cope will succeed th her regula PACKET FOR HAVRE (Second Line)—The BALTI sail on the Ist m23ec THE NEW LINE FOR LIVERPOOL—Kegu lar Packe 16th Apnl. ‘The new splendid packet hip LIVERPOOL, John Eldndge Master, 1150 tons, For freight or passage, having ‘clegant and unsurrassed ac- c eguiar Packet of Istot April.—The Ld pase ship EUROPE, Capt Edward 1ilon inspection be found unequalled ‘by Those retarning to the Old Country will bn t to their comfort and advantage to select t! OF to the subse! Bonk of trelan bankers, , suceeed the Euro: r regular da the master on board, wett side WOODHULL & MINTURN, re 87 South sire LIVERPOOL or Old aboue, her regular day. ively " " of this magnificent packet, in cabin, 2d ‘onveyauce, berths are alresdy engaged, persons make early application ou boar. foot 8, ROTHERS & CO. wm Liverpool on the 19%h of M friends, can have them brow ‘of the Packets of this magnificent there punctually on the 7th and 19th of and on Messrs. Prescott Londou, which will be paid fee in every town throughont England, ales. aw above. ew York, burthen 1000 tons, Captain ‘n\ sail for Liverpool on the mir rd MORE, Edw: ‘unk, master, will ‘of April. BOYD & MINCKEN, No. 9 Tontine Baildiic, FOR MARSE, RRB contort on board Shippers will engers will pleas Wail ship wall sail, Shippers mayrely upon h ed, aud that the ships of ror KOR SEY. ORKE ANS—LOUISIANA AND o sail Thursday, 30th inst chet ship LOUISVILLE, Capt M. Hunt, ‘above, regular 4. For freiaht ce, haying handsome larnished accommodations, apoly 1. Mt Orleans what £. K ye send i bills of lading this day. fe ee io thee Orleans wrharh Toot. of to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, at which time the ILLbeS—Packet Ist April—The ship Haile. Apply to BROOM RCO? orto € NCKEN, Building. _ Regular foot of Wall st. COLLING & + orto 0, 58 Saath at, oods correctly measur ai} punetnally as adver. be given and folfilled this line w that effect {ullig & Woodraff, who will prompt fated pods to iy address. Ty eran a ioxin Cincinnati, Caprain, Barstow, will. succeed theLLousril'e, and sail che 10th April. her rerntar day m29r "ASSAGE Regular Line=Packet 31st March—The splendid fis. HEB nc Case roe 3eiaviiat aera de Wil sal pesitively as above a i splendid accommo dations fe passengers. FFor pastage, early application should be made on board,or to pithy yey 8). T. TAPSCOTT, FOR NEW ORBLEANS-Ooly yy havi steerag her regular vecond cabin and _miter 43 Peck sin. corner South street. REMITTANCES TO HRELAND, &e ‘The subscriber continues to transifit money, large or stall, to pers ng int any part yim the samme manuer as fh ness, have done for the ‘of Ragland or Seortand. *Nione, remitted by letter (postpaid) to rersonafly deposited wit! ren’, and nearest and paid ageording) ler. © mumner money ¥, and a receipt ' , or Scotland, ex in hit, with the name pers nd or Seotland, to whom it is to » be post town, will be immediately transmitted that effect given or for with or els in eay | n th mo accordingly MEBIALDI J. oa Uodar ot. be nn M* scertained SINGING. Her pa the voice ard at and and V: he ike + oumerous tail thereby facilitating 's will have the advantage of her si be successfull t angers, a great assistan: quickly the styig-end fice, ‘Will be received separately or in Classes, Terma by »pplying at Madame Satton’s residence, Chambers strect, between the hours of 9 and 2. DAME SUTTON, pwpli of the late Adolph Nourrit ‘and Mareo Bordogni, Begs to scquaiut the aall New York, that during her stay in the city, she purposes giv- the Italian, Freneh, aod English style Her ‘method ce, and imparting d French schools, is : rapid tha rapid pi it at~ tleee, for the panties unlike : ‘ire arranged. from most favorite Italran operas, mating _the study's well as improvement from operas. ing with them, which ean. ters who hive bee Hettanti of of mereasing the cyte. and cisely a1. iret masters the Fea a as y pursved alone "No. m20 Sm* ris HE Musical Worl ‘sant ossortinent, of gale at the Chareh, sign of are many with elegant mahoxsny and rosewood, Pp Sts grand action, extra keys, &c. ke. Pri- cas! New and Poputnr Songs, Daetts, Marches, Waltzes, and ces ; daily publishing and rece i blet corners, har ces very low for claims gentlem: PIANO FORTES AND NEW MUSIC. lusic Sal: the Gold invited to examine the new and ele ~ ty of New York, notice it : from every store in the country. Awong the last publications areThe Ship on Fire, composed and suog by Russell: Indian Hunter, Old Clock ‘Tae your time Miss Lucy O, lird Boy, O sail with me, T! hee and the lilly, Land of the Moutain, State Street Q ‘Child and thy dew dro os, Spirit of beauty, Ge ry ar | Y, Quadrilles, Review quick atep, &e. & : Guitars, Klotes, Strings, ke. constantly oa hand. Musie Saloon 201 Broadway. sygu 0! the Golden Lyre. mi5 2taw tmr deh, Nani TN FURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the Coun- by given (> all persons having inst Peter Murphy, late of the city of New York, e i at the office of Edmu) \. Derry, thereof, to the subscribers, a Seer, vouc! 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DR, SCHROK: attention in the: thea oe bho may be wken by the meat deliente partment is attended by great experience, apd ail our i pre and gem 3 shortest noti and comme! OwNLex, On TS, DER; 0 ORUGGISTS AND OTHERS trom the Soat and iat Ahk goin RELA BOs esa ndases tor tes salah te New prepared to supply ettoany eand> 1 theres 1s now elena dt} ded thy jh che 9S Ne Cris ata ha eee a el fi tamil lice tions, and all diseases + bei ag very mild im ite ee of T. Roberss