The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol. {X,-—No, 89,-—- Whole No, 3302. NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1843. A Te the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year exeept New Year’s day and Fourthof July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- num—postages paid—cash in advance. THE zaptel HERARD— published every Saturday morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— postages paid—cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of. theHerald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing aut. Ithas the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is therefore, the best channel for business men inthe city vr country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate prices, and in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paornietor oy THE Hrraup EstasiisHment, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, ye. HOUSHS TO LET AT YORKVILLS—2 urge fii houses on the corner of Uith atreet aud 3d avenues either of them is calculated for a public ho i Yate residevee. On the premises | atable, tow and a fine garden. consisting of @ -ots, with grape vine trees thereon. For terms, inoat of HN A. MORRILL, Esa., ma 2wr No. 11 Chambers st, TO LET—The upper port ot the atere No. 7 New street, af-w doors from Wall street; the second story has two offices, and it is adapted for a merchant or law- Fer. Also, the three story house 34 Walker at, between Broadway 9 Church st, an excellent situation fora geuteei family, oc 4 eunied by Mr. Verplapek. A ‘The brick store comer of Pike and Cherry streets, occupi- bt by Messrs. Valentine & Co, as a feed store, a desirable situation. "Tue convel jent two story house with attic rooms, basement and counter celles, No, 229 Nineteenth street, ‘occupied by Mr. ks The two story brick house, No.73 Gold street, one doorfrom Spruce. st, formerly owned: by Br, Miles Hitchcock. ‘The ts te. " perren “MR. DELAPLAINE, 68 Wall street, m6 Im*r ineffice No.9, cor. af Water xt. TO LET.—In Dean street, near Smith stree:, Brook- lyn, the splendid three story houre, finished in the best manner, with two lots of ground attached. Also, coach stables. kc. A Variety of the most choice grape vines, ‘Also, several fruit treets, with a well and pump of excelent apring water on the premises. This property is well calculated ‘or the accommodation of a respectable family, to whom it will be let for one year oF more on accom! rg terms, by apply ing to ay JOSEPH McMURRAY, m6 r 100 Pine street. TO LET—A pleasant two story hous bed ro. m open ganiet, two sitting back basement.» 004 Toquire at 95 Kid rt . to lec, two rooms, basement on st TO THE LADIES. TNTFELEECTUAL DEVELOPME » considered in eonnceti D'S POUDRES SUBTILES. dy is to imitate the in his model ot the the possession of a If a fine forehead is a mark of intellect, it is no less an essential element of perso! and itis of importance to those, and sessed of this prominent featy croachments of a too luxuriant ay a anexcrescence whict ND PILOT. 9 'T, Pilot tor New Bedford, Nantucket ortland, Kennebeck, SO OWE, PRESCOT’ Shoals, Boston, Be an N. Y- t i ony three days, elore wanted. ual feculty. Ifa fine. tp LTS ps wili be regularly dispatched from hen ies on the Ist ofeach ‘month daru high order of me harge the ane as m ¢ undermentioned fh jar m though obscured rowth of hatr, to remove that tends, in their'ense, only to de- » be dove safely, speedily, effectually, and, if ordance with cireetions, withont the least incouve- 1. Felix Govrand’s 2 he lip, when annoying, or th neck, When too apparenit—the nigh upon the cheek, may all be removed, and e use of this preparation, GOURAUD'S EAU DE BEAUTE, OR TRUE WATER % ; OF BEAUTY’: For, removing freckles, tau, pimp! ort hair on the back of a lasies? , thus York. Marseille 1 Jan 1b . roots destroyed, by th Capt Lawrerer, 'T, Capt Adams, es, blotches, sores, burns, ous eruptions, realizing’ delica and eliciting & healthy juvenile appearance. fj VD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE! Composed materially from flowers and sim delicate carnation tinge to the cheek, immovabl tion or rubbing with a handkerchief or a linen cloth. "20 cents je. GOURAUD’S BLANU D’ESPAGNE! An excellent preparation for imparting a yu ness to the complexion, free from the iajurio erally entering into combination for this purpo: Ke Bcentseach. 2 Milk street, Boston ey are all coppered and copper inodations for passengers ‘The price of cabin passaxe W: “"Goods aidressed to BOYD & HINCKEN, thea gen be forwarded free of other vharges tan thi ‘or freight or passage apply ie |. BROOM. BOYD & HIN nll be $100, exclusive o, wines oer CKEN, Agents, ‘Tis! D NORTH AMEKICAN KOYAL MAiL eae erm Re rare . se : et with the Lords of the-Admirslty. Balint ¥. Judkins, Compe W." A. Chase; fartford; Charles Il, South Second oni ty Boston; Lowell, Carleton & Co. lodge; Fartamouth, Preston; Portland, iY New Bedford; J Exchange st; B omeyantiowark, trinpos 76 Chesuat strees, Robinson, periodieal agent; Pav &"Co., Main street; Va., ‘The accominodations for Alexandra, C. The vessels are necampa . C. ingtoi Md, Baltimore 8. Within afew. years this remi mical invention for completely eradicating su has attained the hisheat pitch of celebrity, an excited the cupidity of a nest of tempt to snatch from the inventor the just recompense for his Purchasers should therefore *e on their guard and see that every bottle of the Poudre Subtile 1s 54 Gouraud, Poudre Subtile, } Doctor's “fac simi tons, French and ‘Remember, the only office in N. Cosmetic, is 67 Walker street, one door from Broadway ible and useful che- e red ther information . a ly to ADEN & CO’, No.3 Wall-st. base counterfeiters, who at- FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. raved on the outside wrapper. accompany each bottle. Y. for the above celebrated ‘The Royal Mail § kins, commander, TREASURY DEPARTME, WasHinaton, 16th March, 104 EALED pnonoeans wl be reerived at this Depart th A,ril next for building the hul!s of one, Steamers, to be use Passage to Liverpool - Passage to Halilax++- Revenue Cutters on ia St i eee OODHULL & MINTURN, mir 87 Sontii street. . TO LET—The (wo ck House ai sR No. 45. W r street din (he most modern SJB style, with marble mantel-pieces and folding doors thronshout.’ Apply to JOSEPH MeMURRAY, ang 100 Pine street. 3 —A Sail Loft m store Ne, 61 South street, fae vensouable term Apply 19 HERDMAN, at Ou-the premises. Fea OFFIC LETonstore No. JOSEPH McMURRAY, pan 100 Fune street. Thee d a FOR SAL. vanity residence Ac Hempstead Vi ‘ia large well House, ine tra: jazas, Sheds, &e.,a.d te pcpa tlle Eten fia teats of ealifya ties) fruit tree i igh stat c 3 Toouet oe Fal et, leas than a halta mile of the New York and Long island Railroad, which has a communiestion With dns csty several timesaday,and at @ rate of fare very Muchredueed from former prices, tnaking, it a most desirable Tex coor fora person retiring froin the elly, oF ove who. mey ‘ato do busine in the ity. A. porta of the mney can remain on wapeicse vad the jeep be Sin tale te an or farther ; OF Rroceries at makes PN 8. VOORHIES, Book Store, JOHN J. MARSHALL, Fortmasien me Sw. i Ec acuck Westemeet oy {LE —A small place in Far, Rockaway, LI, sitngraon the furapine between the oll gate cad Da? vid fenuings’, between five and six acres of land, two acres: cent ane ‘Oue set out in worled peach trecs, with a omtee t Low on ‘ist strert, 290 feet frgm the Bh Avena For for her particulars, app'y to John L. Norton, Jr., at L. And roo, # East Broadway. ma “SPACIOUS AND, FASHIONABLE HOTEL IN SPACIOUS AND LAD LEHIA. ‘THE feahiensble Hotel, eet Rayo bneped of persous jeatuut street, ccommodating 150 Wie Bice throu: i * ‘i ts shaving bee: serene ch imoved nod ened hrowshout, ut Det ata reduced tent, fora Sears, Apply La. Chest treet, to MELTS Fost B. LOWNSEND, m2 taw Im*r 309 Arch street. Tf FoR SALE co n Ged omnis, Had, oad bara cow house, Je, together Wish the coor, am {avout th ito Westie 1d, ish ww for rsons wishin 0 varennee wi view fa ven. Fo Fee OR ee en ae erica dete NB —This would be a desirable, a i ‘New York, beiog within two hours ride of the Rye Mare Iath, 1813. info 2weec 5 or rep it the Mari MORANGE ny iibed street, and fitted cap 6 ‘would most respe datiol me Ue Staeciteen, wat ainple accommodati a large num! ooh te oa 4 i ring: ‘ys. er or witout thelt miret ating ue Marsbell Horse theiz home for any period, will find thet no attention or expense shall be for wY dy render them comfortable, and the prices moderate to shit the timen. mittee SEMENT—Notice to Masters of see a ere cal oc busnens or pees sree Cae as nue heat ie oe fo reareetulnoced trom Malut PanleSquare to NO. street, Liverpool, & ‘minutes walk from the Castom House, which private house is fitted up with every comfort snd convenience, pry alias tobe favored with a continuance ef that sapport s6 wrny pears dedto her, in 1) EMOVAL—The offic Tefforsgy Usmarance Come R Wj. ime epybutday removed to 36 Wallstreet, oppe i =P.) 5 nd Wig Maker, has Pemaved from 162 to 189 jak Coral ety om broad ‘van John street Hayi fiued up a aoa eee esse Tashionable style, he. wil continue the nd will be tosee his old friends and ' re'who may honor him with eal. He has alto Wrivate opm oe datiteaposny is cpaaideres vy. chowsands at TONE Yorkers and strangers as ove of the healthiest articles for the cure of dandraff and. strengthening of the liair—approved bythe Farsley acti a ea thdfel than to go throug fits operaciomiu the hands of P. MARS. inietweee BILLIARD SALOON. L i Hundred, from 8 PRICE REL EP ote tes enact ‘in general, that ne has Five New Billiard Tables, in ment the upper pet age in the the i ables being in dil- teTent apartinente prietor thonks. render it more He iting his ¥ AESor TWO FINE, BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE iT in ‘be stoe-ed with the choicest Wines and Renae Neat Borars to be had~also Sherry Cobbigss, nod ‘manner not to be s1 Mit gulePie apartineats have dudersoue a Unocough rentung 3 TF Jedemen wall peage {o,communicate any neglect of doty of the attendant, eH GIS MONTEVERDE. meh'6 tm*r 5 Bare ay street. METALLIC RAZOR STROP WITH FOUR SIDES, invented by G | SAUNDERS, for Keeping Razors always im ordermit produces ‘a smooth, and thin edge to” razor in atenth part of the time required om hone, without using oil or water. No other hrve’e ofthe hind, hog ver been sa maiversally Known and ar proved of, having been for the last twenty-ti ais in constant Use in nearly all the entlery arn ‘sin Earope, and there acknowledged to have no equal. In New York, where it was mvented, sf apie dn 7 oh moe at La] time it was presented for competition, : eithous the eid of pufing,) established & repatacion Tpara of America, of being the only Nazor Strop that will in keep ravers in perfect Certiti spe ht 1D ite has been deemed worthy of reat nnmber Of those slone o y factory oe ae Lata es e | hose ave given certificates. ag merits of the'Btr are here pabhignes On ral James Tallmadge, Pres dent of the American Lustitute ; Prof. John Griscom Dr. Va. jott, and Mr. Milliken, cutler to the Royal Navy, 30) Strand Manufactory 163 Broadway, New mt lmér q Gereral mbly of the French B lent Society, held on the 22u inst., was adjourned in accorda ce with the je of the Constitution; the members are there‘ore re. ral meeting, on the Ist o} Mat Messrs Delmenteo’s chvool shalt be maiutaived or render necessary the amendment or 6 and 19 of the U tution. Border ot the P Be FOW'E, Beret Reate Maveh oath, 143, eee OA? LONDON AND MANCHESTER IND/A RUB- BER GOODS, Capes, of superna: be Mgrian tie Cot of ell colors and ‘size Cloth~|ndia Rabber, Wate fuper Lama, Lama Per cbher Welings tor seaponders, inet 10 er, comers, + TE TAR: ABER AMON c vant Seyar wou well to call at le: Ue Cafe Tortour, between Liverty and at whieh place they ean Bud the 1 the above named luxury. Call an mid Imsee A NOLVEMEVER, ED irae aa quality English Linseed EY SODMULL:& MINTURN, 67 South wt, the Sex const, of the following diwension: and forty (149) feet on deck, twenty-three (23) fe Drawings aud models for building to be Itix expected that these boats or Enicsson’s propellers. merican, aud of the STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street ‘On and after Dec. 3d, the steamer STAT KE 18 gon forks notice :— furnished by the Depzrtment. youl be built in reference wo Hunt ‘The iron used. in construction m & = NEW YORK, 9A.M. se will run as follows LEAVE STAT. 84 AL Very best quality, and is to be painted, with two good coats of red lead, (one before, the work The whole of said iron work ut ‘up, and the other after.) Il be weighed after it and previous to 1 de according to th NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS. PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. ved and planed; berth deek uf ash or yellow pine 234 inches by 6, olted te the berth deck beams, also cau'ked an ring heads 5 inches planed; ceiling ploi Thleks ‘thenee 4 to the lower deck nk of white oak to the loo low pine 4 inches thicl Ul be estimated by the squire superficial nd weight used in construction to be by such officer as the ‘and. the work to b the superine-ndent. clamps, all of rtlandtatreet, New inday sia¢ epted. AU TC ASB. At hig P.M t t 1g P.M a de. Bed do. 9 approved, and the work to be inspected Secretary of the Treasury may apooin doue according to the direction o} vessels to be completed within six mouths from the day of d iverin ns of building, ‘The workmen to be inspected previous to delivery by two competent judj ‘one to be chosen by each of the parties of the contract. wh in the eventof their disagreemest shail seleot a third, who a to determine whether the work has beeo executed ia all Proposal and agreement. +8) Secretary of the Treasury. ¢ the moulds and p do, Nev for Weare eave Newaik. .M. At Hh M. P. J ELIZABETH according to the eave Ktizaberh Town. Pr TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ‘Wastinaren, 17h 843. -ALED PROPOSALS ‘ment, until the 17th A and Propetiers, constructed i it next, for wx Engine on the’ plan known as ‘woof ssid Kngines, Boilers and Propellers to be de- je, as desiznated by the Secretary of the ‘Treasury ; the others’ at such place or places on the sea coas. as the Secretary may direct, Also. Propellers, upon the plan lnown as place on the sa ¢ ast direct, ‘The Eugine, Boilers and Prope! n ils, to bear the proof and inspec ion o inay be selected by the Secretary of Ts to have not less than sevea hundred (700) feet fire surface, each; working pressure eighty (80 pounds to the «quare inch ; Proof two : eight (8) eighteen (18) inch Cylinders, with three, (3) fee rolk rected, within five months trom the time of receiving the drawings aud ylans for i ¢ for whieh the Engines, 1d put, into comple te the proposals will alo Ouse the patent 9% ais Plainfield, Bouttdbrook, Somerville, smmect with the 9A. Meg end 4X PM tains from New Fare becween New York and Elizabeth ‘Town 25 cents. AND NEW BRU fare reduced. the foot of Courtlandt street, dail ‘connect with thé ivered om Lake ngines, Boilers aud Ericsson's plan,” to be the Secretary may red and forcy (240) LM. tripa tate har nee Yorks ae omived ‘between New York and New Brunswick, = SEES Ae. an! ith thon NEF SOP and Ne Nay York apa ‘he whole to be lew Bruvswick, tos cents. is ajatent naGt, procure their tickets at the tis. Tickets are receiv lay when perchased. COPP, 3 Wall street. . C. SPENCER, Secretary of the Treamury. ATE, made with rk, FELIX ductor only on the *RENCH STYLE SWEET C ane, at 457 Broadway, New Y his gratefal thanks tothe customers who patronise him for his sweet chocolate, and ke tunity to inforsa the public that he has at wor sore to shuw how nicely the articl Effray’« French style Sweet French machive, ean be hi boxes of 21 pou EAL Oo, having disposed of their route and i the old eonduetors of Harnden & Co will continae to rap or iu large cakes, at the factory, way, New York. Dealers ase earnestly invited to try the article. N B.—Hot Chocolate aud Coffee served up in the Saloon. m5 Im%ee OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS. ing Fashions at the Magazin de Modes, . D. BEHRMAN begs to form her numerous friends and the public that she has just received from France, an entire new and beautivel style of Sil nd along with rt some cases of Pari and elegance of style never yet was before! anoug whic’ ism ress, ew heretoiore, leaving New ‘ray with Jacabs? jank Notes, Packages, Bun al Express, and wil les Cases of Goods, = ‘Also East, from Troy end Albany to from Albany to Buffalo. ‘All business entrusted to their charge wall Particnlar attention will be pai tes, drafes, acceptances, Sc. ENING of the 8 pI e Se, we any, Place beter 60 Canal street. rials for ladies hats, hats, which formovel’ presented to the pul neat a silk ha: called Capotte d’ Elen 1 of Parisian taste. ral cxses of French of the choicest sty! 9 and prompt returns made for PULLEN & COFP. 3 Wall street, New York. ported {mey whal rge and varied assortment of French nes—the whole of which al Jawn hats from id. B. has determined, in oi¢er to meet the exi to offer at such low prices, as must ensure ance of her patrons, who for inany years have honored her with their commands, ard trusts to obtain the those whose vatronaee she now solicits. An ssted at the Old French estab! ‘King, Aa aphre rol eo ad hment, Mavazin de Modes, 4 0 received an assortment of ‘flowers and ribbons, which for variety and sty! called complete. IMPORTANT LADIES.—MRS.L st calls the ateution of ladies vo dominal Supporter for the pres WINTER ARBANGEMEN1. Via Newark, New. wick, CONSIDERATION FORK THE OVE, Corset Maker, No. 68 Lispenard important invented Ab- f the health and Abdominsl Sucporter has forth the fullest approbation of the most evninent Medi- ca! men from the satisfactory resmits to those ladies who have is perfect in its application, acting ns a support tain upon the muscles, ond she consequent during pregnancy. Princeton, Trenton, Borden- used them. Iti and preveating intigne and ex any h : Nothing that his ever been invented, offers so many decided for invigorating the system d of gestation at the same time preserving the natu- ity retailers supplied on ad- ‘HOURS. hare News York.trom the foot of Courtland street,daily, at 9 a | -—-saahed Bordentown, trem thence by ds di Camden, i any nig) to Camden, (opposite eure procure their tickets at the Office foot of it street, where & commodious steamboat will be in ith baggage erates on boai @ crates are con’ against every accident steampoat to Philadel ‘The Ev ral form, Country merchants and ci Philadephia) wi aaseugers Wi 3 tention to her improved Shoulder Elastic Braces, for misses, as leratum for the expsnsion of the is an to refer in relae eminent men of the Medical MeDonald, t rofes » Dr. Ce am has secured a patent. She veyed from city to city, | tton to the above, to the fo in which jp wich are spart- Paul rooms expressly for the Dr."J. W. Moore, ines leave Philsdelphie from the foot of ‘street by railroad from Camden, al 9 oes nl am CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 62 John street, (near William.) HE, subscriber respectfully anuowvees to his ri ¥, that he has opewed an Eatabl jem, Where gentlemen will al i i Philads ‘continuation of the lines “om New Yor! 425 3m*t MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD, oll tie ress oF Frock Coats, any color, from 0. do fWool Biack, or ¥. i ed. a splendid assortment goods, a ensroaeeteaty to a ntlemen furni and trimmed, at the lowest rranwenten VIDE expense with the most approved and heaviest teafe and expeditions conveyance between Ni wn, will commence rw cnt and after Monday Jan ‘nin fren Morristown will | Second Train from Morristown will leave al Firat rin from New York wil te sg from New York will leave at 2% P M—New- i trips daily, Sandays » Hor 8) 4 Sum pring axd Summer AM. fb. —Newark at ag thelr own goods can have them es for Cash. _m Imec ee JAMES LACY. MARTIN’S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT 164 William Street, Corner of 8 decidedly the chen it hand ascle ctstock of sersonable which willbo made up to order ming, &e.,th # has given stich ra by the Morning Train from Morristown will ar ‘rain to New York, or the Afternoon Train the 34 PM Train to ‘Train 10 Philapelphi nil arrive at Newark, { ‘ork or the Evening Train to Philadelp? ia. ngers by the Morning lorristown im time to dine and take an: ‘weator north from that place. VERYOOL.—Key bor ¢ very superior, i INDEPENDENCE, Capt. Nye, will sai jar day riot accommodations for eabin,sceond cabin wishing to embark should j0n, on board, foot of Maiden L JOSEPH, Me: ere purchased for cash, e atyle of make, 6 from New York will ariv y of the Stages ran 326 hm req ods, can Lave En Les fami terenr ows (oem 7 ow 4 Pa femiah theert ANS Sua cad omnes passer 1, early applicati livery. MICHAKL £. MARTIN RANGE CREAM CANDY.—Messrs. J. Pease & Son, Confectioners, 45 Divisfon another delicious ‘compound to ss the palates of th ‘This candy possesen th we think, cannot fi to send for their {rien oldcowotry, cap a ery, TIONARY —Ni to receive the patronagi ice—The subscriber beas leave onfectionary is ceneral.— Aurora. hia customers and friends in general that he has d the nm hes his country friends ax well as city, before purchasing, as he intends ture as good an article ax can be found JOHN G. HE: PAPER. ERSSE & BROOKS, No. 61 Liberty street, have for sale the tollowing— to eouduue tormenufac , 10 reyms news printing m RESH MEAT —The Proprietor of the establishment ov aren stree(s, would inform his neral, that owin Haded to close th customers and the pabhie in of the season he hay 50 Also, pook paper, 19 by 24, 2 They have also a large asso tm quantity from his $ teg to be thus sappl ate price, are re g;; With afirst rate article aed at a moder d to make apheation Head, erruer 34 avenue aud 240) a above, or at the they offer at the jowent market prices cr Bills of Exchange a Jat sight, on the old establined banking hou fott, Grote, Ames & Co., London, at all tim Y ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35 7 ‘Next door to the pet Bags, Hat and Be spectiuily invited (o ea sing elsewhere. eur stock, before street, Newark, N. J. City Intelligence. ILLUMINATION.—The office of *f The Organ,” cor- ner of Ann and Nassau streets, was brilliantly illu- minated last evening, in honor of the anniversary of the Parent Society. ‘Che procession yesterday THE GLOBE HOTEL, NEW YORK, iN CONNECTION WITH HE. PAVILION, TON, STATEN ISLAND. it New York, has for ‘ral y_ known, not only to the Ameri- veller, it having heen the resort of tsons who hi ited the United States. The proprietor of the eatanlishment is grateful for the liberal support he has received from tr.vellers of all nations, istired that the arrangements he is now making,W! secure A continusnee of their pitronas Many improveme: have been made tn the interior of the Hotel, preparatory to ihe, commencement of 4 new season; and to meet the exigencies of charges f rapartmentsfor meals, % ed. and dy not exceed those of hove ut the Union ‘er’ of che Glove have on advantage over those ther house=they een limit their expenditure, To the Restaura: every lied.a la earte, the pris being affived against exch hut a traveller eat eitber down toa feast worthy ef Aprcus, or a repast as fragal as an Anchorite’s. The viands are prepared aceording to the most ap~ proved system of Kuropean cookery, by experienced French cooks) and for variety aud exce'lence’ may challenge compari- son with those of the best Pasian restaurateurs. ‘The domestic arrangements are of a very superior order; every thing is conducted with most minute regard to the comfort of the guests, ‘The rs and other attendants are etftul, kuow their basin 1d go thre ugh it without base u fusion. ‘The Glove, 'in fact, combmes all the com- form of private residence with the advantages 0° a firs-rate hotel. ‘There are apartments in. it capable of accommodating the most numerous families, with splendid drawing rooms at- tached—others tor smaller families, or separate bea rooms for single travellers, In addition 10. the above, the Globe possesses an excellent Ba hing Wstiblishment, supplied from the, Croton Aqueduct, where hot and cold water baths may be had from zeven in the morning until eleven at night is luxury which every traveller knows the advantage of; and it is greatly enh’ being able to obtain it in the house in which he stay can be more retreshing than a warm bath, after the fatign Jong and uncomfortable sea voyace, or even a land jyuruey? ‘The bathine establishment is fitted up in the bestPa and the bathers are snoplied wish large wrapping gow neits) and an abundance of oth-r linen. , local position of the Globe is one that will recommend it either to the man of f ines ° ated at shout au equal ‘Wall st, and the Battery that de:igh’fal marine promenade, which com- mands ao magniliceut a view of the Bay of New York. ‘The proj rictor of ‘he Globe has just concluded arangements for taking that splendid building, “THE PAVILION,” _. AT NEW BRIGHTON, and is fitting itup ina superior atyle of elegance and comfort. ‘Those who haye not visited the Pavilion, may form some idea of the extent of the establishment, when they are mfermed that two hundred and fifty perrons ean’ be comfortably accommoda- NEW BR [HE GLOBE HOTEL years bean advantageo can, but to the ished many of the dis several of the principal streets of the city. There was a “ flare up” by the “ Reformed Drunkards, who refused to march in the procession,trom some cause to us unknown. the Ninth Ward have nominated Wm. D. Water- man, the present assistant, for Alderman, and Isaac B. Smith for assistant, David Vandervoort has been or will be nominated for Alderman in the nominations. William Shaler will in all probabi- lity be nominated in the Sixth for Alderman, and Abraham B. Davis, for the same office, in the Fourteenth. Convicteo or Arson,—Benjamin Slater, the colored man, was convicted yesterday in Oyer and Terminer, of arson. The punishment is death. Tue Boarp or Assistant ALDERMEN met last evening, and passed a number of resolutions and or- dinances that had been previously acted upon in the other Board. Errecrs or Minterism.—A German was brought to the police office yesterday in a state of settled lunacy arising froma belief in Miller’s doctrine that fect idiot in mind. ted within its wa'ls, Along the principa' frent, which is upwards of two hundred and thorty feet in length, runs a noble piazza, formed by lofty ie fronts the Bay of New York, and com- mos! af the Jersey shore, the cities At New Yorkand Brooklyn, the Hudson and East rivers, Long Island, and the coast of Staten Island, nearly ax far’ as the Narrows. Grand dining room, which 1s one of the largest and best proportioned in the United States, can comfortably accommo- date three hundred and fifty guests, and as ball room, is alto- kether unrivalled. a ‘There is a covered corndor, which traverses the centre of the establishment, about filteea feet in width, and of the anme Tenghas the biazz2, which form an adiirable promenade for the ladies and chiluren, either in wet weather or when the sun is too powerfui to permit their venturing abroad; this commu- nicates with the wings, in exch of which there 136 feet in length,also under cover. The whole bui Ventilated: the rooms are lofty, spactous and light. . he wa'ks and drives iu Staten Island, are vaned and beauti- ful. From the Pavilion, there are excellent roads leading dow to the Narrows, the Light hou Amboy Bay to Mich- mond andthe Kills, and through ‘the centre of the Island, by the Clove road. Staten Island, in feet, posses: antaces superior to thore of any syot in'the Union; and che sea bathing is excellent. ‘The Proprietor is making arrapgements for a daily supply. of the Waters, from the priucipal Springs at Saratoga, #0 that the frequenters of the Pavilion, will have the advantage of drinking, these waters, wihout the inconvenience of performing a fa- tiguiog and disagreeable journey of 200 miles. ere 18a resding and smoving room for could be made out of the “ horrible murder.” Kituep Herser Shaw, who has resided at 36 Mulberry str e gentlemen, in a buildin, ogether detached from the Pavilio : a The distants from New Vork te New Brighton is under ax | she has been in ill health for several years past, and miles, and du he whole of the summer season, xvod and | on Saturday last, went to the Medical Institute in well appoint mboats will lesve Pier No. 1 on the North River, and New Sin the morning, anil 8 in the evening. generally performed in twenty-five minutes, nghton, Fegulerly every hour, from half-paat reat b Tk the eveulogs he, distant is » BLANCARD, _m2lttw Sw Globe Hotel, 66 Broad way. TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS GOING TO EUROPE. J. MARKWELL, Proprietor of LONG’S HOTEL, + New Bond street_and Clifford street; also, the LON: DON FAM.LY HOTEL, Albemarle street, hrs the honor to acquaint Families and Gentlemen visiting LONDON, that those Houses have undergone a comy lete revision, with’ new aud appropriate Fursiture; the Cellars are filled with WINE, of sucha clas. that is rarely to be mec with, being selectio from private stocks tnat have been gathered together, by va- Noblemen and Gentlemen who, prided themselves on Vigment ; more than £000 dozen iy bottle is now congre- ide a vast quantity ‘ool. 7 the honor to call the attention of Merchants Establishmenc in the City, woder the ERICAN COFFFE is sufficient to destroy life. quest, and a verdict was rendered in accordance. management of his Son, THE NORTH AND SOUTH AM! HOUSk, COCK TAVERN & SUB>CRIPTION ROOM, Vis-a-vis the New Koyal Exchange; whole is in the most impor tant position, in the City, jiaz every information, as regards the Subscription rom all parts of the world, the proprietor having pled relf to procure the earliest intelizence. e charges are on the most moderate seale consistent with the respectal the house. The F chard aod Jonn F. Bliedorn, the former of whom confessed that they secreted themselves in the store before it wasclosed, and stole the watca and breast in, the former of which ke gave to Ickard to sell. The watch was found in the : aaa of Ickard, and they were both committed. ARREST OF Mas. Concxzin ‘This woman, who ith higamsr, wan oeeentad hy aff- sense @yrn Monday evening, without the assis- tance of Prince John Davis. Henry Neal, who step- pedin to attempt a rescue of the woman, was also cribbed by Bowyer, and both lodged in the Tombs. The woman, who is a perfect virago, not only made fight with her claws and teeth, but also drew a double edged sword to defend herselt, which was sharp enough to carve a piece of beef. itnre 1s entirely new, the Sleeping department re- te with comlort ; in fact, no establishment in the city ean a Wa ehereERAMAG OMe. IE is I ways, being vita few. minutes drive trom there earinas termin Porter is appointed co attend through the might, for the ‘benefit of those arriving or departing by the train. mi5 8w igh UNITED STATES pone OF PHILADEL- A. Aub travellers whe have passed the days and nights of their sojourn in Philadelphia at this fine establishment, speak in terms of unqualified praise of its aceommodat‘ous, its table and management. ‘The arrangemen’s of the house are admira- bly: systematic, aud there are substantial comforts to be foand in this Hore! that will be appreciated by most r aclean, quiet, and well-taruished house, a well ing rooin, and. ‘constant efforts are div det this wansi vellers. Mr. Ri remitted peraoval r comfort of his guests, wis favor fromall who frequent jouse, ‘Those who inthe morning prefer to indulge in, the “sweet restorer balmy sleep,” instead of attending to the breakfast summons, find at the hour which suyts their own convenience, atable set for theiraspecial use, with several servants in at tendance to consult their wishes, and fords, prepared with celesity rat ve dina light, airy, and spacious dining room, overlooking a warden, and 1s & repast that would do credit to amy Hotel inthe comntry. ¢ ‘he situation of this house is decidedly the best in Ph Iadel- phia, bring on Chesnut st, opresite the Bank of United #tates— the Very ceutre of fashion and business of the eity. mil nH 'W _MIRROR—AI the arrangements for the publi- cation,of this ew peri dical being now completed, the first number will be issued on Saturday maming. the eighth ol April next. “Each number will be adomed with an criciual e'ehing on tee), by J. G. Chapman, illusating the letter-press, an Will contaia sixteen super-roval octavo ed" in neat cover. ‘Those who wish to receive the work from commencement of the volume, and thus secure a complete set with al! the embellishments (: imited edition will be i by lea at the offige of public it Florence, [Correspondence of the Herald.} Frorence, (Alabama) March 19, 1843. Singular Times in the South—Cotton—Comet— Hail: Storms, &c. Dear Sin— Coiton, the great staple of this country, is a worth- less drug in our wafehouses; 1 say worthless, be- cause the planter is not repaid the actual expenses incurred in its cultivation, Every arrival from Eo- rope gives it a “‘Paddy’s Iift,”’ and it is now selling and a half cents. What effect this state of things will have upon the country it is impossible now to determine.— One thing is certain, we must husband our re- sources and trust to coming events. We must pray for a deliverance from the greatest curse of the age; a depreciated paper currency, and if we are nota docmed nation, we shall eventually burst the shackles which now bind down the energies of the State, and become a prosperous, if not a happy, people. "i But the future looks gloomy—the signs of the times are indicative of great events, some of which are even now foreshadowed in the Heavens in cha- racters of light alike brilliant and portentious. Our 8. western sky has been illuminated for several evenings by a resplendent Comet, careering through the planetary regions, with a tail of light as bright as Hesperus, though not as sparkling, and an outline as strongly marked as is the circle of the moon.— Whether it be a forerunner and a witness to ihe prophecy of Miller, or a fragment cast off by the Great “Lam,” to run its course through space, un- checked by the laws that govern the planetary nly a ire ctions corn street. City su r left by earriers, and to, tho e forwarded by mail, with the utmost regular Terms Three’ Dollars per annum nvar{ably 1m advance. GEORGE P. MOKRIS, Editor and Propri New York March 21, 1813. AUTION—O'CONNELL'S TREL AND SAXON—Genuice E m cipled attempts about to be uae to cireulate spurious edi: Of this raluatle work, the subseribers deem it_hecersat guard Aaiest all unposition, by publishing. the follewing cant & i {To Messrs. Casserly and Sons, Booksellers, and Publishers, New "York. Gentiemen <I hereby authorize you to sell my new nuded " AM oF IRELAND, Native AND Sax- 10a hereby vd appoint you the sole pu 18 thereof in Ame: No edition whatever has my s2nc- tion except that published by, and under the firm of Casserly and Sons.” J Tam, gentlemen, your obed‘ent servant, Dablin, Jan. 27, 1943. 5 tall Kas NELL. |} world, is a problem which I will not pretend to Se et therdin ianushed author's expressed wish, | SOlve. Whence it came or whither it will go, are gronsa vol ‘ , i the spurious ediuon tor sale. ¥ Reeping the sPanCOSSERLY & SONS, 108 Nassau st. vol. 1. [the only vol. yet written,) m26 6t%ec questions which I do not feel disposed to examine. If the stranger will show his colors and give us the windward berth, we shall keep on our course re- joicing—bappy that we have seen a world—a new world too—far greater than our own; and hay that that world has passed us by without deigning to lash us with his fiery tail. But I spoke of signs, other than the Heavenly visitant. We have been transferred by some strange process to hyperborean regions—to a land where frost and snow and chill winter’s winds reign predominant over all things. We are now in the midst of an Iceland winter. ‘The earth is covered to the depth of twelve inches with snow, and the piercing winds of the Canadas are sweeping over us, and actually freezing up the very vitals of the people. The thermometer on the morning of the 17th was down to zero, and now it is 20 degrees below freez- By spy , uch a state of things was never before known in this country. I have conversed with those who have lived here (or rather in this country) forty years, and they all aver, that they have never known such aseason as this. What does it mean? Is parson [we IRTANT—GERMAN Kt AN Sik, VER.—JAMES G. MOFFET, 121 Prince street, N. Y., offers for snle, wholesale and retail, 1500 Ibs of German Silver, at the lowest market prices. ren sit Tu consenenee of manutaccaring the article himself he can’ warrant it far superior to any ever before maunfactared in this country, and faily equal to the imported. TO CEDAR WARE COOPERS: JAMES G. MOFFET Manufacturer, 121 Prinee street, N. Y., offers for sale, wholesale and rei super lot of Coo pers’ Brass, Pail Earsond west market prices. TO UMBRELLA MANUFACTURERS, $c. JAMES G MOFFET, Manufacturer, 121 Prince st Y., offers for sale, wholesale avd retail, ‘a superior lot of brelix, Parasol and Shade Farniture, at the lowest market pri- ces. mis Im*: James G. MOFFET, 121 Prince st., New York, ‘has al- ways on haud acd offers forsale by wholesale and retail, at the lowest market prices, viz t— 7 German Silver of different thicknesses, a very snperiox ar- Whi Warrants in qu any in the United t Staten, and of fis own mandfacture, y in the United | Siller’a prediction to be reversed, and are we to be (Gold, and all kinds of metal, rolted at the short- | frozen instead of being burned? fs the world to be mer i broken asunder by frost, and the fragments thereof eae EN ooraary. MMe, beweresPatle | ro be formed into a consteliation fora new comet ? My will we go?” If the fountain be de- Heo. J. what will become of the beings: who de- rive their existence fromit? Parson Miller should examine these questions, and give the result of his 168, Cor fifty. shares in stock of th Bani of Manchester, Miss., stardiog in my name — ir ag to a. eb, M inctoand *t ware ATCHES LOWE) AN Thompson investigationsto the world. — It we are to be called WwW Fisher, 331 Broadway eceety 371 Pearl street, are | hence trom this sublunary sphere, to act in another selling warches and jewelry lower than any other place in the | C4 nacity and for another end, let that fact be made ci ‘—iJold watches as low as from $15 to $25 each. All watches warranted (0 keep good fanded. time, or the money re ‘atches, | knowa to us—let us be prepared for the great event locks, 1 ind jewelry, repaired im the best manner; | But enough of this. ere I to continue, [ should second ha pee tind old gold and ailver taken im exchans soon find myself wandering in the labyrinth of pole- hake cohol ANOS B, THOMPSON. mic theology. mé Im*m_ RICHARD FISHER, Jr. | write, as heretofore, under a nom de guerre. W GLASS—50 sof the St Helens Crown manulacture, aacorted sizes, from 1499 up to 40829 * Yours, Lavpsrvate o WOODAULL & MIN Hf Navat, The U. 8, brig Jefferson, H. B. Nones, SCOT Commander, from Key West, arrived at Charleston Bo ega Easatons beg ¥ on Friday. The following isa list of her officers: ¥ / & MINTURNS, = | H. B. Nones, Captain. Lieutenants—N. I, Coste, Ls . _— ee atte’ | Blyden Hedge, J. G. Breshwood, BE. ©. Kennedy. POK St FEMALE PILLS. W ‘It Robinson, Captain's Clerk. Mr. J. K. Cooke, THESE far fawed aud celebrated Pills, from Portage, ere, Wwe peroeive, to be obtained m this country, Seeadvercve ment on the las colams, jourth page. United States Consul at Xibara, Cuba, came pars senger in the J. Eighth, and Charles P. Brown, the present incum- bent, for assistant. The committee of the Sixth | American publication. All the drawings were and Fourteenth meet this evening to make their the world isto come toan end on the 23d of next month. He was sentto the Lunatic Asylum, a per- ‘Trroat Currinc.—The story relative to a hus- band cutting his wife’s throat, on Tuesday evening, in Brooklyn, appears to have erigsinated as follows: —The young wife of the person alluded to had been absent from her young and lovimg spouse for several weeks, and returned on the before named evening, in company with her brother. The husband, hap- pening to pass at the instant, observed her, and run- ning sofily up behind her, clasped his hands around | from again expressing the gratification which we her neck, and implanted a burning kiss upon her ro- sy lips. Supposing it to be some one else, she screamed a terrific scream, and fell into his arms, Our informant, who is a petulent old batchelor, ob- serving the conduct of the man, supposed that murder was in the case, and communicated the facts as published yesterday, with all the gravity that would have prompted him in a real murder. The husband and wife, it appears, have been recently married, which may account for the warmth of feeling evinced by him in thus ac- costing his wife in the open streets. The Brooklyn papers, after seeing the notice in the Herald, were on the gui vive at an early hour to ascertain parti- eulars, and were much mortified that nothing else —A woman named Susannah t, died on Tuesday evening from negligence in disobeying the instructions of her physician. It appears that Broadway fer aid, when Dr. Revere ordered 46 pills to be prepared for her use, one of which was to be taken each night. Directions were given her when the pills were delivered, and instructions written Sry Rogves.—On the morning of the 1th inst., when Mr. James Adams, of 83 Wall street, opened | For sale at this office. his store, he found that a gold watch, valued at $70, and a breast pin worth $5, had been stolen there- from. Officer Horn was put upon the scent, and esterday arrested two Germans, named Henry in New Orlewns at 34 cents a pound. Here, in our depreciated currency, it will command four and four faparille; this was about che third week continued the ase of it, antil | was sate fal Piles, with which L' was long affieted, a of ‘elght years stendiog. 1, theref world, and in the presence of “him, e end pot by Sand’s Sarsxneritix, a8 has been publishe: statement with the Key Mr. Van Duzen’s vaive att ‘os being conversant with my case, bot tne never saw ihe artile putahed et Re om ty fore s heertn'ly state whet is tras, neishar courting the favours por ferring the frowns of any, and in doing this, | dono more than what j give Bristol a bis op to forward te them by at the stock before purchasing Literary Notices, IncipENTS oF TRAVEL IN Yucatax—By John L. Stephens, illustrated by 120 engravings. 2 vol. 8vo. Harper && Brothers. These beautiful volumes add an immense amount numbered several thousands, and marched through | of ‘authentic information respecting the history and condition of the primeval inhabitants of this conti- nent, and will be of essential service in the prose- eution of the important investigation in which mas ny of oursavans are now engaged, relative to the Democratic NominaTions.—The committee of | people and events of a period, respecting which even the tongue of grey tradition is silent. It is impessible to speak of the mechanical execution of this work in terms of exaggeration. The engra- vings ure executed with a skill, vigor and effect, which we have never seen at all approached in any made by Mr. Catherwood, and we have therefore every reason to depend on their accuracy. Mr. Stephens exhibits gratifying evidences of a great improvement in his style; and the tokens of a more judicious skill in the selection and preparation of his materials, than that heretotore displayed by him, are equally apparent. None can give great- er credit to Mr. Stephens for industry, powers of ac- curate observations, and graphic description, than we, but we have equally good grounds for entertain- ing the opinion that Mr. Stephens is not yet compe- tent to draw correct and philosophical deductions from the valuable tacts which he has accumulated. He wants the extensive erudi:ion,the enlarged vision and the philosophical acenmen which are indispen- sably requisite to enable him to turn the materials which he collects to the great purposes for which they are chiefly if aot solely valuable. So far as we have been able to judge, Mr. Stephens has fallen into some mistake when he has undertaken to settle disputed questions, or deduce conclusions from his facts. But this is obviously not the place in which to enter on a formal review of the work. We only make these remarks ina spirit of friend- ship to Mr Stephens, and for the purpose of remind- ing him that it is not prudent for him to venture, at least for the present, from that appropriate sphere in which his labors have been so useful to the world, and creditable to himself. We cannot refrain, on closing this brief notice, have derived, from the splendid engravings—the graphic descriptions—the yast store of laboriously and industrieusly accumulated facts, which these magniticent volumes contain. The work must have an immense sale, both here and in Europe, and there is little need to offer any aspirations for the due reward of the liberality and enterprize of the publishers, seeing that that is a sequence which must of necessity follow the publication of the vo- lumes. The work is for sale at the Herald Literary Depot. Briackwoon’s Magazine —Dusiin University Macazine—Cunistian Onserver. We have recei- ved Mr. Mason’s elegant fuc simile reprints of these standard periodicals for the current month. The style in which they are got up, and their low price, commend them to the public’s especial favor. Tue Last Day or tar Conpgmnep.—This thrill- ing narrative, from the French of Victor Hugo,is re- published in an extra of the ‘ Christian Family Ma- gazine”—a work of sterling character, published by Newell & Co., 132 Nassau street, New York. Tur Catuoute Exrostror, (April.)—This is a good number. The contents are varied and inte- resting. It contains a well-engraved portrait ef Dr. upon the box containing them. The pills contained | Pise, which does not strike us as u good likeness. al6th of a grain of strychine, half a grain of which it appears that on Sun: day ana Monday evening she took a pill according | Mrs. E. A. Taylor, of Virginia, for which a prize of to the directions, but not operating as she expected, i on Tuesday evening she swallowed ten, and ina few hours was a corpse. The coroner held an in- ‘Tue Sournery Literary Messenoer, (March.) —A very attractive number. It contains a poem by asilver cup, offered by the late lamented edito has been awarded. It is entitled ‘To a New Pen and centains several stanzas of great merit. Tue American 1n Eovet.—Part 4 of this amusin, and ‘elegantly got-up work has just been issued. Tur New Yor« Lxaat. Osserver, (March )— Published by Samue! Owen, 42 Ann street. This is a meritorious publication, and the present isa good number. Tar Parurinpgr.—By P. Godwin, 25 Pine street. —This isa weekly newspaper, devoted to the cause of moral, political and social ‘reform. The leading articles are not without ability, but they are too metaphysical, transcendental and monotonous to produce much effect. The editor has a great hor- ror of cant, but there is a gant now-a-days of your wow-light reformers, Which 18 at least as sickening asany other. The literary and critical reviews are very gracefully written, but are somewhat puerrile in their tone, and smack of a little egotistical pre- tension. The best things in the numbers we have seen, are the theatrical critiques These are written in an elegant style, discover a refined and culti ied taste, and an earnest love of the drama as it ought to be, Tue Picrort History or tre Unrrep States, Vol. I. No. J.—This is a new candidate for public patronage and favor, and is, we think, destined to stand high amongst its numerous competitors. It is intended to supply a condensed history of the United. States, and to occupy a place between that of the elaborate work of Mr. Bancrolt,and the abridgments used inschools. It isto be embelished with three hun- dred engravings on wood, in the first style of art. The letter press is from the pen ot Mr. Frost, Pro- fessor. of the Belles Leures in the High School of Philadelphia, and a gentleman of acknowledged ability as a writer and an historian. From the spe- cimens in the part now before us, which are twenty- one in number, we can pronounce the highest opinion of the merits of the engravings. In desi; and execution they will bear comparison with the best productions of London artists; and we are proud in soatn St a work issue from the press cf this country. The work will be completed in twen- ty monthiy patie, and will be regularly for sale at the Herald Literary Depot. TO THE PUBLIC. WHEREAS my name has, been published to the world being cured by SANDS’ SAKSAPARILLA, and whereas the statement as pmblishe! ty M i statement, but one of his own, ant « utirely one be Obtained from me, I feel it my duty to state in a pl manner,how the statement of my case by Mr. Sands, was brought before the public. also to state by what me: asmine was elfected. Iwas tak hei 1, with that afflicting disease, Serofula; I was at- who treated my case is the perations ‘of mercury, antil my Nand” Chronic Rheumatism. in Its most oggravat in. then had re wo fous _remed nded by physicians Pry y ith little or no benefit to me in effecting acure. Io thie situati om 1 commenced Being 2 wd,’ Sarsaperiilain Aa. gust, 1842.1 had taken five bottles of t. The operauien of wish Nee ny gona Sad ing i “of a ‘oon after | commenced taking it, my whole system beeame nombed and stupified, leaving me Nd and my flesh deprived of all naturol feeling. In this condition | was earbl my bed and go on 5 though m very pleasing to me, for a certificate of cure, which [declined viving. as consider myself cured; but Mr. Sands continued his app! fo me fora certificate, and would give ine no rest aot him one about one-quarter or qne-thi leave d the leogth of the ‘ane im, the whole of which I did not then under: tand lly, aot Being myself in eeling, for althoweh my pales were 4 greatly benum! ‘was still suffering much froin my afflie- tionsattimes. After a few days this oumbness left distress became more severe than worse than ever [had been. I wo: from which L never expected to rise, for | was fast My whole system scemed to give ways | had taken us hed dove me no Whatever. Mv friend then stated that if [was determined not to. Gse Sands’ article oy more, Phinda mas Soeceton of Sareapariila thot he Knew woud care me. ob enquiry atitwarnhe told ne ic was BRISTOL'S SARSAPARIL- CK Teh rem mbered hearing of BRISTOL before, and of ar cure d performed. I then avid | would be glad to ted that he did not with to iterfere hig determ i . Sn 0 ted = funithed me with s bolle Of Bristol etember, 142 1 dit hed produced a now fam able ro perform ay much r did in many years. Rhetimatism, as also a most «filictiny aday,as Le the world that my eure, great as it hasbeen, was Bristo!’s Sarsaparil'a alone, under the blessines o that gentleman wit eprint with his nome attached to Also the name of Mr. Brown was used without also Mr. Pardy 3 the wiole st untrue, having ed the sanction the persons whose tached to the sate as published by Mr. relv.ive to ms [ make thie statement without the dae of Mr, Bristol ° his agents, or fro * any request em. | do itbecsave I heleve it to be my duty. I there. ce demsnds of me. But for me to attempt io Sarsaparitie the praive It deser would be Md-accomplish. 4eo by say- ‘o kuow more ct Bris'9l's Warse~ to give atl the informa- 10. 43 Anthony rireet, New THOMAS TURNER, nething mora than 1 g, that if any one arilin L willbe plessed, a any Yon Tan able, st my residence, jon. in thi of they aprear in this centre 1oS- 1 ead cangnine mr we Neve will find it to their advent