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Juyne, at 20 South ‘Third st., Phila- Adelphia, and 805 Broadway, New York MONE Y MARKET, Wednesday, April 5—6 P, M. The operations at the Stécek Board were small to-day, but prices did not vary materially. All stocks are apps. rently weak—Ohio and Kentucky closed at the prices of yesterday. The circuler of the Commissioners of the former State to the stockholders does not seem to have produced any effect. It is wanting in clearness. We have examined and will remark upon it. At the new Board the transactions were not large, and prices small. -Foreign bills are dull, and looking down. The small silver change continues generally to be taken in trade at their nominal rate. They will gradually and noiselessly work out of circulation. ‘The Firemen’s Insurance Company have this day de. clared a dividend of five per cent, payableon the 12th inet. ‘The Marine Bank of Baltimore has declared a semi-an- nual dividend of three per cent, payable on the7th inst. The Warren Insurance Company, Boston, have declar- ed a dividend of five per cent, payable on demand, making for the Inst year, nine percent to the stockholders, be- sides a dividend of profit to the assured. The Treasurer of the Massachusetts Western Railroad has effected a sale oT $300,000 Albany city six per cent stoek at par. The Wholeof the bonds, amounting to five millions of doll ars, issued in favor of the company by the State of Massachusetts and the city of Albany, are now seld. ‘The returns of Treasury Notes to the Ist inst. presents tho following result: ‘Treasuny Notes ay hag agh ont A 1, 11, Jesues under act prior to Jan. 1842, 3,895,558 8,666,736 8,606,104 Issuce of January, 1842, 7.587.110 — = Redeemed of thar issue, 2,711,669 23,98 Iesues of act of August, 1942, — 3,025,554 3,925,554 deemed, = 11,964 |" 2,272 Grand total outstanding, ° $8,771,999 11,656,387 11,686,287 ‘The New York 6 percent loan of $320,000 to pay the contraetors, was taken by the Commercial Bank of Al- bany, at 2} per cent premium. This is near $ per cent higher than the offers of the leading houses in this city The 6 per cents of 1862 are now at par in this city. A bill has been introduced into the Legislature regula- ting the Banks with the following features :— 1. Abolishes the office of Bank Commissioner. 2. Com md the safety fundbenks to do one of these things, either 1. To associate themselves on the plan of the it associated banks by surrendering their charters, and de- siting securities and taking registered notes from the Comptrolter, or a roy preserve their own charters and take the register- edn notes, on depositing securities. 3. Or preserve themselves as the tered circulation from the Comptro! 4. All banks or ascociations to m: in the State paper. ‘The abolishing of the Bank Commissioners and substi- tuting frequent publications, is highly desirable. They should be made monthly, however, instead of quarterly. ‘The English returns are made monthly. The more fre- quent the returns are made, the less chance there is of ‘ying them. Faith in Bank and corporate statements has greatly subsided, and corroborating cirgumstances are necessary to sustain them. The old system of bank- ing was mystery and concealment, that has perished in iniamy. The new system is intelligence and candor, and along practice of it will be asad to lull awakened vigilance. The late news from England announced an important fact, which is destined to exert a great influence upon the destinies of New York, in relation to its trade with the great west. Werefer to the modification of the English corn Jaw im relation to the United States,so far as to ad- mit the grain of United States growth into Conada, at a fixed nominal duty of 38. currency per quarter or 7 cents per bushel. The motive for this measure in England is un doubtedly to test in how fur the U. States are capable o aflording a steady supply of the articles of agricultural consumption. Many English statesmen were misled by the effeet ofthe paper system prior to 1837, which so far impoverished the country in the midst of seeming pros. perity, that large quantities of wheat were imported into New Yorkfrom England. This ledthem to suppose that the United States were subject to occasional scarcity like other countries. The effect of the new tariff will be to draw through Canada and the St. Lawrence, in British bottoms, the whole produce of the great West at the ex: pense of New York and New England. English goods arriving in the St. Lawrence in British bottoms, in return for free United States produce, will inevitably pass duty freo into all the western ports, in spite of ail the steam cutters that the sapient Secretary will choose to send. The oppressive duty of the present tariff operates aso bounty todivertthe trate from the Hudson to the St. re, taking a regis- quarterly reports the latter channel. In the consileration of the abject, it may, first, be well fo recur to the trede with the British Colonies up to 1442, from official tables, as follews :— a "7 | . 35523 3 F awrenee, notwithstanding the noturel dimdvantages of | biel ae tle aE aha rei Pa "ee SP aaa We bi Pha Ms 2 SEE OCR ES Se tte Re den VR SS FS Sak sk SEE Te ee = 3 “ We may now look at the general state of trade at di’- ferent periods :— Vatue op Exronrs yrom tHe Unrren Starrs to THe Bri- at Divrenent Prntops—ALso. THE ¥ THE SAME AUTICLES FROM THE UNITED This table presents the fact that heretofore more than one halfof the agricultural exports of the United States sh colonies. In relation to wheat and flour, the results for 1840 and 1841 were as pores — 1840, Whe Flour,’ Wheat Expt. to G. Bri 685.629 1,003 465 129,308 Colonies, 944,662 3.425.253 671,054 “other place: 15,192 3,330,938 22.528 Total exports of t United States, 10,143,615 1,635,483 7,759,646 822,881 1840 was a year of low prices in this country, and high prices in England. The large exports from the U. States cause? the average price of 1841 to run higher than in 1840, which, accompanied by a good crop in England, caused a large falling off in the exports, which was not supplied by amarket in any other quarter ; hence a large surplus and low prices in 1842, These are incontrovertible facts, showing that our agricultural population are dependent upon England for a market for their wheat. This market will be largely extended by the altered tariff, and made permanent. The question then is, what route will it take ? Will it leave the United States At- lantic border, cross to Canada, and go down the St. Law- rence, leaving the New York canals a “ selitude ;” or will its swelling tide increase the trade of New York and Bosten? Theseare points dependent entirely upon the policy pursued. As affairs now stand, the St. Lawrence route will triumph. These questions we will preceed to examine in future. Sales at the Stock Exchange, $1000 Ohio 6's, 1960 6784 $2000 NY 6's, 1962 101 14000 do - do 1867 = — 860 101 1000 do a ae lo 1855 90 100 do Gshas Greenwich Bk 8 4000, oO 30 Lthr Manrs Bk 96, 3000 Kentucky bond 8% 25 Am Exe Bk 6934 1000 N'Y 6’s, 1960 1013g 34 Howard ins Co 99) 30 shas New Jersey 67 10 Syr & Utica par 50 do #60 67 Second Board, $600 Ohio 6's, 1160 Commereial Stock Exchange~18 Wall in Sio00 NY gs, 1961, devly 102, goon 67 2000 016 66) oo do boo 101 4 5000 930 101: 2214 2000 4 10134 3000 do 208g 7000 530 10134 2000 Kentucky 6’s us iodo 5's, 1461 2000 'o baw 9434 1000 do bo 9 baw 95 2000 do 815 13000 Gov. 107, 25 shes Farmers’ Ln bi0 1000 Ohio nw 67% 50 L Island RR ing 8000 do 67-25 St 330 18 6000 do $1900 Ohio 6's, 1860 SI $2000 Kentucky 6 a4 2000 do n10 34 1800 do bio Be 1000 Ohio" 7000 Kertucky 6's 819 8184 ‘0 shas Harlem Rr 630 16% State of Trade. A sale of teas took place to~lay, with the following re payable in this city, to ‘pe made si Hyson—15 double chests 96 cents; 16 do95, 10 hf chests 92, 40 do 91, 43 do 90, 240 111b boxes 43, 142 21h do 48, 60 do 49, 50 do 10}1b do 47, 190 do 46, 188 141b do 46. Young Hyson—40 chests 53 cents, 20 do 50, 21 do 49, 11 bait sos, 16 do 36}, 40 do and 10 chests 314, 210do 81, 996 ches Hyson Skin—43 chests 43 cents, 40 do 47, 19 do 45, 62 do 40, 54d si}, 10 do 36, 50 do 33}. 192 do 30. 10. do 29, '115 do 28}, 40 do 27}, 143 do 37, 52 do 26}, 108 do 26. Twankay—00 half chests 43 cents, 20 do 42}, 70 do 42, Pouchong—26 chests 41 cen 2 30'b boxes 55. Souchong—S chests 53 cents, §do 513, 43 do 50, 30 do Pe- koe do 44; (190 do withdrawn); 49 31' Ib boxes Soupuy do 45. Coffee—The market remains without change in prices. Sales Brazil at 64 a 8} cts; Porto Rico, 74; Laguayra, 8a 8}; green Java, 8} a8}; Sumatra, 7; Cuba,7} a 8—all 4 months; St. Domingo, 5} a 53 cents, cash. Cotton—There has’ been a good. demand for export, at firm prices. Sales forthree day include 2000 bales Up- land at 4 a 6] cents; 800 Mobile, 6a74; and 300 New Or- pas ® 7}, with some prime at $a 9f, together 3100 ales. ctory to selle racket ship Montreal, Pinker, from ‘London a : Sica eee as Eee v Shi "al ob Phil M ng ‘Mal idan eet tinct hie) 3 dere freee ins Bea: wear og acrveds flaald, Rowlind nea Care, just i Ma ony ». from 1 Helens, Hill, for Capeof Goat Ho th ig rm Hobart, Collen, under ordeys for Rioy Bas 4 6 ree Sins Pinckney, from Baltimore, d le; Treaty, wrence Coy timore; Adeli ; Citizen, from Norfolk, do. Brig Diro, froin NYork, sailed for Buenos Ay Shi I, from Amsterdem, Jan. 2 and Manhattan, Weth » Ravrszate Feb, mds, fo, Pfeifer & Wirsman. 16, hod no " the last few Xe ward; fram the 26th ‘to March 11th, oid not of westing. ‘the brings home Mr. Warren H jeaise, late mate of the American 4 from Jersey, Eng. with Feb. 12, feilin with the wreek W: Liverpooi for and crew ys from Barbadoes, in Co ter, Blanchard, 19 days: from New ses, to Holt & Owen. Left, 17th ult fornia, Wilson, disg; briz Wampanoag, Colson, for New York, de, to vail a Princess, Simith, Jeet are. ays from Pas. with to B. De Fo st 8 Co. Left 10 days. Bargae Thomas ited days before for New Eveline, Gould, (of Kennebunk) from Ponce, PR, 1h Maich, with molasses, to order. Lett barque Magnolia, of N. Haven, wte freight; brigs Overmau, Davis,of Kennebunk, do; vitas, o ba, age ,Avams, for N’ brig Franklin, Patt Ponce, Gould YY: Forest, for New! Idg for NY¥or New Uni ase, for N York, taj roline, of Was ston, NC, diag ryport. Brig ‘Aun, Town send, of Baltimore. Brig Galveston Barr, 18 days from Galveston, Texas, with cotton, to Badger & Peck. Thos. “Cutts, Perlons, 17 dav: from New Orleans, with re8, 10 01 20th ult. Jat 24.12, lon 865, spoke ship Col- terdam i Julix & Helen, B: flour, &e. to order. tlett, 38 days from New O:leans,with jenced aevere weather on the ‘pass age, stove bulwaris, &e. Schr Tangier, King, 28 davs fiom Trinidad de Cuba, with palastes, de. to Spofford & Tileston, Lett barque Casiida, for ‘ork, soon. Holly Bush, White 16 days from New Orleans, with & Whutimarsh. zoth ult, experienced a ea, stove long boat, and lost from Georgetown, SC. with flour ieee Hitcheock. ‘cht Corsair, Lewis, 25 days from St, Johns, NF. with to J-& G. Laurie. “Experienced. severe’ weather on "the Pass British schr Sophia, Ryerson, 4 days from Yarmouth, NS. mn ballast, to J. H. Braine. Herald Marine Correspondence, Henan Orrice. Nonvoux, Monday, April 3. Arr Arenzamendi, Snow, Boston; Teazer, McKenzie, Salem —and both sailed for Richwond. ‘Arr2d, Mariner, Adams, Nantucket; Wm W Wyer, Dyer, Boston for Richmond do do—a bargue from sea in co. and was standing w Atkins, Dyer, Boston; Signal, Paine, non, Povtlawd; Harriet, Dorman, Charleston for Baltimore—put into land U 8 seamen: Gene Recor, Packer sir VitLE pr Lyon, Sto rienced very severe weather on the pat lon 7, passed Lt. rehr Content, mainsail se haf'mast:no person on board. 3d inst, lat 3095, lon73, syoke scnr Wm Wallace, of ‘Thomaston, fm Kichmond for Boston. Fast Saiting —Barque Texidor left the city at 10 minutes before 4 o’clock p.m. and went out of the Hook 10 minutes af- ter 5, making the run from the city to the Hook in one hour and twenty minutes. Spoken. Oscela, fom Norfolk for Boston, April 4, about 85 miles SSE. of Sandy Hook Mary Stanton, for Boston, April 4, 40 miles ESE of Great bs Ce fe Philadel phi: Wil Del. fc ope, ort, from Wi ton, 1, Barbadoes, March 16, lat 2 28, 1 fon 67 10 ir Lt el ies | t Whalemen, poken—April 4, 75 miles SSE of Sand: kc, of gnd for New Bedtat ° a si ber ade rrrenn, of spd f mie Sok othe Hiv oii from New Zealan: pril 4, 85 Abigail, of and for New Bedford, April 4, 85 miles SSE of the Hool Foreign Ports. Buenos Ayres, Jan 15—In port, Izette, Franks, for United States, unc; Bratus, Adams. of and for New York, de; Mason Barney, Scott, for Now York, Idg; Three Brothers, ‘Welch, for Salem, "15; Areturus, Bullen, for Boston, Ig; Ami Treal- well, NYork, do; Henrs, Otis, and Vintage, Phipps, disg.— The Brutus,’ Mason Barney, America, and’ Arcturus, have en reported ar sailed previous to Jan rectly. Mantiza, Nov 13—Inport, Thos Perkins, Graves, from New Youk, arr 12th: Jessore, Putnam, frem do via wgapores Zen0- bia, Putnag, from Canton, jast arr. Tie Fred Warren, from Boston, was hourly expected. Sid abt 12th Foram, Murdock Boxtou (aivee spoken); Brookline, Allen, Salem (aid touche at Bt Helena Feb 12, ) Home Ports. Portiasp, March 31—Cld Larch, Abbott, Porto Rico; W P Walker, ¥ dgecomb, M Savem, April 4—Arr King Phi Sla Chater dony, Todd, Monteviae: from Havana, Portsmouth. Boston, April Massasoit, Bartlett, Mavana; Gertrude, Zell», Waterhouse, Sylph, Nickerson, Phi . Me; Spy, Somers, on, Norfolk kes Atlas, Sears, New York. — Eu Gia {not Edw Adams) Cole, eld ‘yesterday for Kings- ton, Ja. ) Houmes Hous, April Ary Abigail & Eliza, Perkins, Am- ick, Boston for NewYo rposed mmcor- Bue re8.— i, Gbrdelian Pendiston, coming in, inside the light house > hgh water—at present has snstai blows hard from NW, and she labora much. I is'to be. fexred fhe will sustain some damage. Std Deposit, Union, and two fore and attand a topeal schr, which arr yesterday, uames un- d by 3tst ule. ickerson, from Boston for jonet, Snow, do for Richmond. TOWN, Nick. next Epear’ Ho es Hol he ‘Man, Raops ; Fair Lady ov, from nz, M’- Now ‘areham for , Farnham, New Yori ras Te ‘Giellespont. Caile, Bioninaten foc ae PurtapeLrnia April 5—Arr Wm M Rogers, Harding, Bos- ton; Iodine, Ble Hornet, Baddlerord, Taunton, Vi Below, Antare: Boston; ‘Pearl, Harding, do; Penr: sylvanin, Bacor pendence, Stuart, Fall’ River, Cid Acorn, Howes, Bost»n; Glide, Cressy, Providenc Died, On Sunday morning last, 2d instant, Groner Forpuam, Esq., an old and much esteemed resident of this city, in the 76th year of bis age. His remains were taken to Plattekill, Ulster county, for interment Wednesday, ‘th init. suddenly, Mr. THomas Wetrr- wi, — 72 yi The friends otk the | family are invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, 170 Chambers street, this af- ternoon, at 4 o'clock. Passengers Arrived. Loxpon—Packetship Montreal—John Ball, kamand Rice, HB Apoleford, W Appletord. Wm Peile and lad vy, Miss Care 3 ot London; A wae of New York—and 56 in the steer- “FHisvnn—Packet ship Ville de Lron—M Jean, A Co'ville, 8 Gerron, of France—and 11 in the steerage. Moxzesipro—Skip Globe—John Coe, Indy and children; H Fay, of Salem. AL veston—Brig Galveston—M-s Sanderson end two chil- dren, Mess:s Kemble, Le: fopkins Porelan impovtations, Lorpox—Ship Montreal—20 nkgs D Hadden & son—6 J M Oppenheim & co—'60 G Meyer & so0e-3) pottics uuicksilver 6 pigs F Powers & co—7 Wm Vyse—7 G B Mosevrooe 3 & co—100 ervey 5 HW T & Haak N ve Agent=2J W Hol dert- sonst Wiley & Punam—3.G C Thorbari=2 J D Phillips & —5 J T Williams—2 E Baldwin—3 WB Torey—2 Greenwa: Henry & co—2 W Ball—3 Brastlein, Koop & com43 L I Cob 3G M Harwood & comt G Lewis! H & JM Murray—1_P A Mesier—1_M Morrison—1_ Nevins & coml_ J Owen—1 W Tuck—1 W G Bull & com! Mr Virtue—2. Siff kin, Ironsdes & const Paton be Mtewars Robson jr—1 box sprcie § L Mic- chell Brooks & com30 hhds brandy 60 apn—33 bxs Schuchardt. Favre & co—48 cas Burlage & Hi Herd chaseed JG & © Boker—1 box Phil Eytinge—1 chronometer Howes, Godfrey & Robinson—110 kegs herrings 6 sks canary seed to master. Mar evipno— Bhi ip Globe—75 cs mdse W W De Forest—19 bates wool A Massey—9000 hides to order, Navviras—Bric Freighter—118 hnds 3 tea molasses 101 tes oT bbls honey 56 hhds 19 tcs 48 brs ray om) Holt & Owen—6 hhds 27 ie pee ioney Dunscomb & Be: kwith—105 tes do Spofford & jest on. Gatvestox~Brig_Galveston—23 bales cotton 99 hides 100 deer skins Smith & Greves—46 bags pecan nuts 7 bbls do 242 oo lope i les 2 balesiopes 2 bdis 8 285 bales cotton a ‘eck, INIDAB DK Crpa—Schr Tangier—2i7 hhds molasses 11 bbis honey 6 tes do 50 bxs sugar Spofford & Tileston. poecer ere Eveline—93 hhd« molasses 39 do sugar ‘T) Lord laa do 100 bb!s sugar J W Archibald—91 bhds Peter Harmony 0. Domestic {[mportations. New svn oa Se Cutts—69 bbls pork 131 kegs lard PI Nevins & son—269 bbls hams J Cogasdale—260 hhds hains 12 bbls whiskey 11 bbls flour 8 do clover seed 862 bbis pork G wf Sigh bbls beans 20 bags do 15 do oats W E Lawrence. New Oateans—Brig Ju'ia & Helen—178 bbls molasses 1450 do flour 200 sks corn Daws & Cai MARITIM — HERAL Sailing Days of the Sicam Ships, nom NOLAND. FROM AMERICA Columbia, Jndkins-- Britanni Hewitt G. Western, Hosken Hibernia, * Jud sas Packets t to Arrive. Packets to Sall. FROM LIVERPOOL, FOR LIVERPOOL. | Ashbarion, Huttleson, Feb. 26 | Independenee, Nye, April 7 SWhiney, Thompson, Mar. | Liversool, eldniage, April 16 _ FROM PORTSMOUTH. Rh PORTSMOUTH. itzerland Chadwick, Jan.20 | Toronto, Griswo'd, April 10 Westminster, Atwood, Feb. 12] Switze land Chadwick, Apr 20 St James, Sebor, Feb. 24] Westminster, Atwood, May 1 FRom HAYRR. VRE. U ica, Hewitt, Feb. 16] Emerald, Howe, April 8 Albany, Watson, Feb. 24] Rhone, Johnston, = Apa 16 Sip Masters and Agents, shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give lore Ropent Sitvey, of our News Beet, 4 We, ge pmipping le Heft a4 the Port, whence they ried, | ic their Cargo, ani gar Foren Neoxpary Li or Ne may have. He will rape aaa on their a all Neat teal Information Agents and Cor confer a favor by (urine Intelligence they can any kind will be thankfully obte >t | rnd indastrious men STWA L. a denthusisstic meetin Brood Street House agreeably. ‘n motion of the chairman of the nomins tio committer, resher, Charles Ridabock, Esq , was called to she Char, and Alexan: der McDongall and Ja nes Miller appointed Secretaries. ‘The followiog ticket was then rejorted and unanimously lopted:— REGULAR TICKET. Edwin B. Clayton. ‘Edmund Griffin for Collector—Calvin Bali: For Assessors—Octco Wm. Van Tuyl, Gsrret Van Zandt. Kor Censtables—George Fisby, G-orve Dann. For fimpectors of Election—First District—Wm. H. Daven- unanimously. viz:— Wherers. The Report presented by the Regalarly Elected Nominsting Committee, me's our warm approbation—they having, in our estimation, discharged the responsible duties of theicoftces with Adeliny and digeretio solved, Th tthe Hegular Nomine led to our undivided sun end will, we doutt uot, be responded to by the insasof Whiz’ Voters of the fantgae fl ple will find in the resp cted eandidates th presen m and unwavering advocates of tl men, who by a long coarse of acticn have recommended the selves to the favorable regard of a1 classes, amd who, there- fore, present inten ims to the support of all trae Whigs of she Ward, Resolves, Tht the rights of the paramount to the whims and ‘yeraonal prefe ola few,” and thet the atverpt made by the ae! fconstitu ’arlor Committes”” 1 declare who shall end who shall not beselec'ed, must meet ‘with that strong, repreh*nsion wich awaits all who for pe.- sonal eonsiderations would ra of the Party — ‘Thitin a true spirit of cone ng. to respect the of all, but the anprivespled attemvt of a committee the entire right delegated (9 the Regular Committee, is rather more than we, as Independent are willing to endore. That we hold the tuty Demoer fe doctrine of our Tate lamented Harrison, that" rotation 19 office” should al- ways be observed; and that offices of trust should be bestowed only woon those who by Jong service have merited. them and should we find men whose ad erence to the principles of the party covses, when all prospect of further profit ceases, we con ted for our suf> clude that if the party cannot exist Cyd them, it must be in a worse condition than we beli it to Resolred, That in the candidate for yor, (Robert Smith, we recoguise » man who may be emphatically catled one o| the peo; ved ard ene who as chi foficer of onr exty, will Ang ap. proschabl Je to all men, at ail places, and at all seaso! that his elevation to the first office in thi 3 ofthe an ext of the election to the Presi- 844, Clay, of Keatucky. Resolved, That the upqua'ified thanks of the me: ‘ing be gi- sez tn ite Nom#fating Committee for the,faitufal diac “rye of their dutie: ving to the electors of the ward a ticket every w ‘ol support. ‘Tne meeting was then eloquently addressed hy Messrs. Sam- mons and Loron. Oa motion, Hesolved, ‘That the proceedings of this meeting rd in all the whig papers. tion, adjourned. CHARLES RIDAB: Alex. MeDeugall, Jee Me ene ll} Secretaries. (A MERICANS’—A call w tamd by you" countr come to pat down for a6 1e%je shortly be made far you fo ILL, you pe tr? {asolence=—wiLt. you Bo ah hoped that all Trae Amerie iitattend-the youth, w ave liable todo miiltia duty. but not allowed the right of sree men, are called on in parienlar to put dows ine insolevee of the foreian psupers, who seem determived to rale or ruin. nts, Mechentes, Wonny Men and Old Men, atterd. T A LARGE AND HIGHLY RESPECTABLE Mee aa 'GHLY UTABL Rerolved, € ates of the jc) lesion of re a Risolved, Tha it isa daty we owe tox and om ateriiy, tO Use OWE Mort stron ors exeTEo h 10 ws is wee than robbs. «robbery without the means of redress, nivel, ‘that we leave no honorable the redress ks io be a jart Sur feerfal in couse: es hat_we petiven the Hom © euncll. ‘of the City and Oounty of = | crievance, aud praying for immed:ate redress Resolved, That we meet at the same “sa on Saturday 1) ever ing, Ape) Sth, wt half past 7 o’clonk, for further action, Resoived, That the cone this meecing b» signed by the officers, and pustished in he Sun, Hera'd and ‘T'ri- bune ur ent, 3. USDERHILL: Vice President. D MORGAN, J BE. TROMA 3 eae a6 ar KYO EPICURES” AND OTHERS— FAT tit lowell, Mobile, few Osleawn, dg de Brate, Roberts, W Hawkins ee reigned Will expose for sale at_th iv corner of Hammersley street, on Satur- by old stand, 202 Huds ke pril 6th, the meat of ‘hree y A ‘or of Somers. Bric Bu wer Bill, Bt ys Viiek i A “ph Wales, beth Unry, i Niehyias os Walco Puliticiohis eear.d onthe (th. Brig Prnta.clenred for Witt mingtou, NC, not Boston, \o.remn to Keng}tad ip comsaquenan of the Boath: of bie farhe ble establishimens P atthe Fronklin Honse Rs IeEROMENT AL 'S CONCER M ‘ork Ph iit and by the follow 2. “Oto ee from Oberon, by desire, "Madame "fy 4 1 lino happy happy hour” ist time, Max 5. Grand Fantasi ‘rader, who w: AN’ NGS. yerh nor. ¢ New York a leu, ie desired Ir death iv known to any person ser ng t ‘eamerted they ‘will inform Mr: Duncan, of ard. Lon wed that h Des latel med the name of athe hes lately aseu 26 38N1%in N, B—It is belie “TO” HOTEL KE EPERS. ANTED—By » person well experienced in the a hotel, on engagement in the office or bar of a rexpeeta- Good eferences can be piven. Addi iT OF VOCAL LAL “ul siC will taxe place on st the Apollo Rooms, ou whieh, ocen- vl be vated oy ay Ureheatraat ‘apwards of 30s posed rrincipa'ly of the Members of the iharmonic’ ‘Soci-ty unter the direction of Mir. U. Ce M wame Ouro nF, AND IN April Poneiear A, Boucher, itakemann, H.C. Trom, 1 kehman fate lund, bysscon, * Worhuing, reve’ Hor, * Rosi a contrabasse. ide at the piano-forte PROGRAMME. rare nette, 1, Overture to Egmont, ondueted by Mr. U. C. Beethoven Weber ”* Hummel nor, piano forte, Mr. Schai on Sweedish Airs, Violoncello, by jes're. Mon: Boucuer, 6, Sextetto, first time. Flute , Cl bs ionette, Bassoon, Horn, and Contra- Lehman, Groneveldt, Hege- 1, Overture to William Ta obras by Mr. ay Rossini Variations, on favorite airs Piano a't Mains, Messrs. 1) charfenbery, 3. Grand Avia di Brovura, from ‘the Opera of the Zauberflote, Madame 4. Introduetion and Variations’ on the Romance of Joseph, Pimno Forte, Mr. Scharfenberg, 5 Quintetto, Flute, Hauthois, Clarionette, Bassoon, and Horn, with accom- rauiment of Orchestra, Messrs, Lehman, Wiese, Groneveldt, eland, and Woehning Tickets, $1 each,to be had at all the Music Stores, at Mr. Scharfenberg’s residence, 95 Spring street, and at the ‘door of the Concert reom. Concert ta commence at 8 o'clock pre a6 2ti "PHE COMMITTEE OF ARRAI (GEMENT'S for the Concert of the Italian Bevevolent So tt acknowledge their Maroncellt, Sig. De other professors who a0, formance,and also to the Indi them with their attendanci HENRY RUSSELL, bess leave respectfully to an- nee, thathis Third Vocal Entertainment will take place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Sat iw, April 7th, 1843. Thalberg Herz Lindpaistner ean SONG" Lave, 'T Love the Free.” Words by Eliza Cook. ‘The wild streams leap with headlong sweep In therr curbles» course o’er the mountain steep; All fresh and strong they foam along ‘Wahing the rocks with their cataract song, BALLAD—"My Mother's Portrait.” Words by Ligh Cliffe, Fag. ‘There, there havgs the Portrait which fondly I prize of my hevrt, the delight of my eves ‘mother! mv mother! I think, oft with te: Elfing undyina tondoesn tue grow with any years, SCENAZ The Dream of the Reveller; or she Three Honses, ng by Mr. Russel at the Great ‘Temperance Meeting, held "ie 1oug room at Exeter Hall Loudon, in the prestace of over 3 sons, PemWords by Charles Macky, Esq Around kel board the guests were met, the lights above them And a the Their cups, replenish’d oft, the ruddy wine was stream- Thei inch seks were Heshy, their eyes were bright,their hearts pleasute bounded The soug was mung, the toast was given, and loud the revel “Away with led. 1 artim my y bumper with the rest, and cried, Let HY nl apoy for to-day, what care we for to metrow?” But is Pepoke mny sight grew dim, and slamber deep came o’er Andy mid as abiol of mit fore m NATIONAL AMERICAN REFRAIN, Our Native Self exiled from our place of birth, “To climes more fragrant. bright and gay, The memory of our own fair earth i ling tongues, this vision pass’d be Id some minacrel ech» fall, ‘ords that breathe his Country's fame— Our souls will burn, our spirits yearn, ‘True to the land we love and clauun. The hgh—the 10’ Be suce there's somethi ‘To hear its own—its Ni CANTATA—"Wind of a Petree Night, whence comest Words by CI ules Mackay, Esq. Wind of the winter night, whence comest thou? And whither, ah! whither art thou wand’ring now? Bad; and is thy voice on this desola'e moor, And mournful, oh! mournful, thy how! at my door. Say, where hast been on thy'cloud-lifted ear at hast thou sten on thy roaming afar? ‘rrow im pels thee, then boisterous blast, ‘Thus to mourn aod complain as thou j ourniest past? SONG—"The Foundiug of the Bell.” Words by Charles M Hark! how the furnace pai Hack! how the molten meal pours, As burs'ing from its iron doors, Tt ghtters in the sun! Now thzough the ready mould it flows, Seething and hissing as it goes, And filling every crevice up, ‘As the rea vintage fills the cup, Hurrah! the work is done. THE NEWFOUN) LARD DOG. ‘Words by F. W. N. Bailey. CANTAT. =the Drank: d. The dim lamp stil burns oaken steal, And the bagm be-ere cone 0 funtly and eool; firth!" Herel there's a kuosk-—now the irou hiuge erecks, Ani the drunkard reels in with the flush on bis cheeks, Oise snares oht. ree mate goes Ute cap to his ie, Rudbricht glow hi eyes, while the poison he sips ‘And he teughs—low itr ha—for the jocund aud free, ove geth: red around in mad reveirv.—etc., ete. pver shall the sensations, T experienerd on ep} ing the room of this unbappy family. ‘lam so hungry.” said a young ch ld clinging to is mother, who was seated ona low stool in th- corner ofa miserably furnished room, with a child ix her arms—the mother ently raised sher head, and looked steadfastly upov her starving children, ‘O! Tam so hupgry, other, again exclaimed the child—the mother raised her arm, i he child’s neck, gazed uron its Itttle face with | €¢s mentioned, for the purpose o! Rn agony of the éeepest grief—her voice choked with contend: | «* * CHALLE st *p ing emotions—deep and long drawn sighs barst from her bescm, JOHN UALBBAITH. 2 me trembled fast down her cheek—they were the uish—the very den of the surcharged with my. tf ieft the room for the purpose of proeuring them some food. On my retarn, the first object that met my sight was a man reeling aboat=and with a vacant stare and hoarse leogh, mocking the cries of his starving family. It was the Dru Paat II. NEW SONG—The Hero and the Pulloeg Written expressly for Henry pouell, by Geo. P Suzgested by the remarks of ammers, of V i entation of the gor of Washington ‘and the \d through that body to th Cah o8 id, the Rod the seepire from. tyra m a righteous cause. awordof the Lord and of Gideon? It was never in defsuce of public liberty—it was never sheathed until a glorious and triumphant success returned it to the scab- bard, without ‘of eruelty or dishonor upon its bia was never surrendered except to that country watch besiowed = SONG—The Old Arm Chait on Fire. drawn exes And heavily Like a stout Thearted swimmer, th And dark was the sky o'er tLe marine: Except wher the lightning illum’ ral A young mother kuel. in the cabin below, ’d hor fond babe her bosom of snow; ray’ the harricane wild, Son Father, hive merey, look down on my ¢ ila)” ‘This cena is intended to Wepiet ‘our feelings of p wsengers who had to contend with the terrors of a tempest that burat over the ship m all its farce and fury, at the moment they were re- turning to thetr native land, buoyant with hope, and excited by the anticipaced delight of ‘betog welcomed by friends, from whom they had been long separated. ceasing of the sore, fo sb hs discovered Se een Cones ry fire ops the most agemzing fears ime Cea ee ice eemathtin ine very modet of their despalt sail appears in sight, and they are saved. SONG—"The Ivy Green.” bt Std d King Time.” ‘Words by Eliza Cook | t the purple of enrth-born kings, tely ermine of lordly thing h tiers, though great they be, yin their glory aud bend to me. re in gemiess; yet Who cen say. not come under its mighty sway | My » They wil Ye mvy learn who | penta My ste In the Who langhe at my power?—the young and gay Wa they dreym not how closely | track their way. Os, till thei f first bightsands have ran, they will not smile at what time hath done, yinALes Let's be Gay”—A Langhing Chorus. A Froms an ‘unpublished ‘Opera. Tickets 50 Cent at Hewitt’s and Atwill’s Stores, amd at Nibio’e Saloon. commence at 80 clock. aps a | ie FREDERICK RAKEMANN'S Second Soiree cale will take place on Saturday Evening, th ‘Apna the New York Society Library Hor ‘Tickets may be procured at the Music Store of Hover, No. 301 Browdways See M Thee YG in MEN ont of employment would do well to themselves ra Book: Ken eopesa at Van) Norden’t Writing a Book Keening Academy, way, seeond floor, as Mr. Vs pupils generally 0 Theale good situations as accountants, through the inflaeuee of his a course in, book author's work 18 copied 1 Press upon the mi that Legh nen f Course of ingtruction, 3 ~ chang, and Compound Co, Speculari a my Norden’s system, of splendid ri Peimapehrp im arted to al! in an ingredible short. space ot me ‘erms ex: Eemety moderate. "Day amd evening classes, 241 Broedwa 5 2wis®m 10 THE OITIZENS OF NEW YORK. OAP.—The sabseriber has jest recei- mM: be Atouble from Cronstadt, nine cases of this ed soap, aving and the torlette is unsurnase- shawn iets acknowledged ha evorarticle vow im use. It is ne cle was introduesd into the city of to wowards of rsone, in ever And it has, best 0h with perf ec s Wiered the pure cheapes: | im soap ha weed “dozen oreaks very low, by Gaekgi Prices 374, 0 and 7: according to sine. n aal ch cake is the s N. 4 ral discount mide to wholesale purchasers: SS eodnswer os hiss LBA AING PO) De R90 oases bo! Powder, iaasing If sh p Sddons fro: en PERBSE & BROOKS, 61 Liberty st. Ann er. Steves Moa.22 Arn ang 115 Fulton es se glock in in ay Largs Sale 4 bo Serie Fortes, the furnicar treet, and Ser newand sccond hand fernitare v0 e furniture, intended for — Wednesday. fom: Lime, large consigument of feather beds, mattraases, paftnat ters, belaterss es fe FRIDAY. : the sales 1 laren sae of kp aT Lan pay London cloths, muslips, ealico, hosiery, welry, guns, cutle 4 fine assortment of’ second hard and new jewelry, watches, trunks, and fancy gods ATURDAY. . At 10 1-2 0'elock in the sal comprises the greatest varaier the. public fur years. ‘The ssle will commen so ‘ment of secoud hand furniture and house kee| reyirally. a fine as ping g articles furniture of a fsmily removed from Fourth t for COnvenienee of the sale will commence with Y CATALOGUE Pa rovalile Furniture, to_repay ad vances—CARTE, ill seit on n Friday, 7th inst. at 103¢ o’elock, at rye jih § ‘ 192 Broadway, a large and complete assortment of elegant ciry made furniture, cm oft ery elegant French and 34 Freseb Sof 11 tured and owany conrceee. Wa a roseweod Contre Tabl Fioneh ‘mahogany Hed: 4d Tables. marble top Centre Tables, elegant Work imitation rosewood French Beds eads, &c. The far TURES ON ANCIENT Raver <M GEORGE LIDEO! commence a Course of Archeology, and al Liters o's 8, . loth res it halte : qi inwed on Tivureday ma Saturday, sth; Movdayy 17th; and: ‘Thursday, 20th he ante Mi nd hi PThe sonrarime of rabjects to he elucidated inthis Conrae, ¥ rhe ved by thet Now World ‘Pres at 30-An ti t e Exyptian Archeology, where that wi IN be elucidated by a copious and beantifal jal [iustrations, taat have been preprred and’ lets, Texts, nnd. Solomten) "Tables from Sacred and copies of several of the most magni the Tombs and Temples of Ea in their chi the Monamast Ms fovea var a nesses of forty-eight Sove BC. sof ns of Egypt from clog costumes—Like- ‘pt, from Amunoph Ist, —do wn Lda cel red Geobacter C 2, then from the Sculptures--Kingy, Princes, and royal ‘emales, off to the Deiti Mythology—Full length and numerous heads o ie nations of antiquity, prior | to B.C. 1590 —Negec ind other Afric.n nation: positions, and aader various circamstances—Inter that are supposed to relate to the Hebrew captivity—Prov somo of various Asiatic and African Nations, bearing tribute to the Pharaohs of Egvpt—with many other subjects, too numer: ous for present specification, anda Map of the Valley of the Nile, colored so as to convey a correct idea of its singular phy- sical aspect ‘Tickets ma’ at the bookstores of Bartlett fe aod, 229 Broadway; I. J, Crow. en, 633 Broad wi obs Hotel, or the sce oe the New World, 30 Ann st; and at the door of ‘Niblo’s "Gentieman’s Ticket, Two Dollars Eady One Dolla, ot the Course. , Fifty Cem ment, embracing the question “Is Thom ful G-vernor of Rhode Island?” at Niblo's Saloon, Broadway, on Friday Eve at hal-past 7 o'clock. is one of the most importa st discussions in the course,and should be li: tened to by all who feel an interest in the perpetuity of our present form of government. Tickets 1234 cents,to be had at 205 Broadway, or at theater on the evening of the debat ORTH MAIL—Frem i after this day the North POST OFFICE, Ne~ Vork, April 5, 1843 te. N will be closed at this office at 39 minutes past 3 o’elock, M., 1 daly except Re ‘Sundays,when all the Mails are closed at half- past | o'clock, 6 3tr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M. vou URE FEATHERS, for plumes—i00 0.) by. G, TUREL a6 It#m FOR SALE—The Farm formerly occupied by jdow Coe, situated in Ramapo, Rockland county , con ing 19 acres of excellent land, meadow ant tillabl A'go0d two story dwelling house and other ont houses; young apple orchard of grafted fruit, also frai of different kind Freee alitie wallet ceterssilinn-oamasre lerterstteea atta Smiles of the New York aud Erie ralroad,9| miles from Ny- ack, #from Haverstraw ; also within % of a imile of a Presbyte rian courch, and 13 miles from a Dutch Reformed church. It been oceupn store for the last 20 years, and is still a At Nceme apply to EDWIN COE, No. 0 B or of or terms (0. 90 Bowery, or of Abraham Hogenkamp, Clarkstown, Rockland coanty. having the whole of a6 6t*r ume on Garden, is desirons of disposing of ment, No. 265, Broad ay, between Warren mad “The atnek fixtures, and! took ses can be had for om io sntrodaction will be given to th ng great advantage to a x 1 prem’ a reasonable rent. sale mers, thas gi iv business But a smail amourt o} res wired ¢ to be paid at the time of sale. pol a above, or to the Atlantie Garden, No. 9 Broadway. _ad Stier am- will be sold a great bar- .. two or three cit at money will be AMUSEMENTS. PARK THXATRE. THIS i e 0 Brotmg tte, kK é Ineo Lump, wie 9 as ral Te cone! nd praeer eta: Gallery, ae a Third Tiers, ret hl PATRICL Mords re dy Mabel Lote TRU KS AND BLUNDERS, ATOR ELS Bry 18 KUuNING TAR oer PET OF be Bh, Pe TricOATS PRETTY SINS ees “PRETTY SINNERS. which, GorvaNnwt "TN GOTHAM. Te conclade with ‘HE OMNIBUS. beopeved at 7, wd the p ormances 7, every evonma. The Doors will commence at_ half wy AMERICAN PHILADEUPHTA, UNDER ‘THE Ll vr MIs# €. CUSHMAN THIS RVING will he performer CRUIT a orien. Lydia, i To cunt, with PET! ELL. OM a WARSHALL, Lemee. MERICAN WO0SKOM. ng, comer of Broad Ang trent,’ er OF Broadway and Al Ocationed castes ot MISS MARY ihe i a! The beantifal oe, charming Queen of Magic. Miss RY eh isn aa of Ne Bait Great, Mi: d oth fi tandi Ned ne denen er English Papers of a gical Performance: he ge to be appreeiated.* Also supnaed can a ner ti re: ‘the excentne The highly popalar Comes neat Irish Baty Be aahaad Yen Yankee moa el ee Al wn as Daniel Lambert igh, and weighe 365 pounds, celebrated Chinese Juggler. phaPetia’ Colerte wil Gases the Ln Bavtdcre and Highland The MELOPIAN, ani i satrument plays welt ihe ape aaron, Fantasies and Wales RCHESTRA. RE! ree tHRENOI sy An Ki it Professor atteuds ives practical % atime ana Charts, Developments ie ave wer at a i "hee antic’ iia ea the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT ™ELWOTRO Gy cps ee M. Just added to the ay two GRAND einer ae Bate ae AN EXPERIENCED TAXY RMI st SB gomged, and Persons having pet birds or <<. anh OF REE. Evening per- at a quarter before. em prpemansee every Wednesday’ ‘and Saturday afternoon ‘Admission to all 25 ceute—Children half price. a EALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM NATIONAL. "a ROW ne AND NE JRE GALLERY LAST WEEK or THE be sigee OF CHRIST ‘ne estabigshment contains an_ almost endiess number of ND CURIOUS Wi RES OF TUR! iD Neatly and nately fl Rw, in three spacions halls,and COsFLY é ELEGANT G: LERY OF PORTRAITS nwt © ie any other im America, The mameer for » short time ouly,the sublime sae et ewueifal exh oye in of This impos ed KS LE TY ri ed eof yisey . “greta SAND AWTONE ore aie. ae ate public, by making them o pede FORTUNE TELL ER! sites “publicly tobe wi pe fo “Tastract there able fo st wood intellee "and mention this Lend pactions of PRESEN, AND THE FU: She will tell persons ahather they are Married of net, what kind of husband or wife they will rt, deseibe thet wa Characte-s aod give a host of fact, ‘copell founded on her knowledge ofthe immutable setences of lony, physiogpomy,ncurology, philosophy, be Aw correeress ofher nasertious, she. tw at liberty to dreds of aur first citizens, including ‘elereyt eyn,phvwiciane, aod many of the moet enligh rei T= "Adminsion to the Museum, 25 oenta; Children halt Ap exis chugs "OL 12% cents to those who coasullt the ‘of the fer to hun- RIE CANAL COMPANY—CAPITAL $600,000—In ‘suance of an act of the legislature of Penusylvania,enti nor to ineerporate the Erie Canal ned fer th subscription 9! the a Monday, the ath diy of May to wit: at the Beed Hoassin the e of Agripps Martin in Girad, a1 dG. Webber.in Jacisoorille, Brie cofnty he house of John Foster. in Counerutville, at the house of in Merdvitie, ard at the house of Martin E fap act to, authorise the in G. at the house of James Stewart, ia Mercer, and at the public house of — Christie, in Newcas- tle, in Me ‘cer Lege At the house of Roovert, send, it Brighton, and po the house ef D: A ii county. Atthe house ot Wil county. At the Monong +b: gud at ihe Merchante The Books will be kept open dave, or w til the cay hours for eonsecu- al stock of ten tho thousand: Erie, March %, 1843, mb Ime R CARPENTER—MEDICAL AID—No. 4 Peck penter, as usaal devotes his entire perso relief of the afflicted aud untortunate, 10 the mel cabin to i, effeccual and speedy core of all delicate and private diseases, St his old eatably 4 Peek slij ished snd well known Peck slip Dispensary, No. near Pear! street. those to whom he is un- vd ph his diploma in this the year 1813. But w! im rant to the pal know, 18 the fact that he speedily ai if tients, #3, thousands might and many “wilt suty e itate Medical ~ name never to be forgotien, on the face of the jac gave ‘kly and harm! lodging every germ, most dreadful of al ZL ompeh against every di oe mate comprehensive tre cine, and can be had gratis. atia Prige 61 pet per vial, sor is w ranted in every case. a6 1c NEW YOR! oun AND SURGICAL Pia E i nt at THE ete eases will epee, ‘and surzieal ‘operatious of every tion performed ip the most geet ee “fat te means are limited wi ly be. cogent or my for their medi- eines. Three or four rooms are provided for private cousulta tion, The drug department is attended by an aj cary of great experience, and @ lour medicives may be rel.ed on os pure and Creer 8 Capping and. te teech ing will be done at the “et notice. » lay and mij wet ae OR i HO, MER BOSTWICK, Physician and Surgeon, 15, Chambers st2d house weat of Broadway. Phis institation is — the patronage and commendation 0 . ED. Y. HIGBER, W. G. BROWNLEE ” GEO. POTTS, . G. SPRIN SCHROEDER REPORT OF TH NEW ¥ Nb SURGICAL INSTI- TF 75 CHAMBERS STREE’ THe GovERNons of this In titution, at their last me ing, Unanimoash opted a resolatinn offered by one of the members, 10 wit: Hesolved, That hereafter, itahall be the f tne Recording fecretary of the New York Medical ani Surgical lnscitute to make n correct copy from the case book of the Institute of ali the cases creatrd and cured, and cause them to be published severe! times in two or three of the daily news papers'— CASES CURRED. 6 Measles, 3 Gleet, 4 Gearlet Fe ver, 5 Billous Chel 2 poall Fo Fr 19 Amenorth 9 Invermiten ‘ever, 4 Gastrit 2 Gor ve & Disease of the Heart, ‘prone, 15 Kheamatiom, 4 Retention of Urine, 12 Inflammation of Pg mneapeete the Tae for Squigtine. 4 Oversigt" "yitalee 6 § Prorat aioe mi H Seige 3 of the Uretha, fs ig rom ta H Ore for Club 4 Brekiae en tumors i Panto for Stammer- 3 Operations for Enlarged mes R. H. BOSTWICK, Atandiag Phy ictan and Surgeon. Ct S8ON. JAMES Ciceary and Recording Secretary. __ 4 1wistee rns LIVERPOOL—Regi ar Packs: — Heated new piesa ship HIVEBPODL, on ieldridge, master, 1150 tons, il sail as above, “orl cient of t eleyaat and unequal Or YDAU Le t4 Mt N Funss 87 Sowh st MAIC LINE FOR (N Intermed ate Places, balk $00 biles cotton, or passage, having ae apply to the cap. an, permit—in conn: bost RUBE R will leave Muy w ater Cie phat sorelock. bemminets’? freight, aj BGK /wK & me ok Coens West and iseity.se. ved awford couaty. At thehoure of SINGING. MA4pAM SUTTON, having arranged to recurp to lealy the beginning of August. porposrs ceiving puoile Ee tume,to give finshi usin the [ . French, mere he trgh td style of Singing Her method is that \. Vaceai, the first masters ia Eurape, ‘ee y aacertain terms, &e., | froin'9 oelock tili2 ~ PYANO FOR NEW rel, sign of the Gi are many with elegant ma blet corners, harp stop, grand action, extra keys, ces verv low for cash. New and Poputar Songs, D ces 5 daily publishing and ree country. “Among the last publ gomposed and sung by Russell ‘Take your tim ae ang t oe rly band 9 ror Child aud the dew drow, Spirit of beeuty, ee aan sa 1 Shepherd mad, Poor ry Gey Gate Mazak, Guitars. Music &: ‘Lyre. m5 2tawimr ‘R. J. PARKER has the he M Mead shea thn bring "reed ny spitentigas et are petition of all, he | repeat it on phe ge id ~ TEA Oe April, phen ii me Pong op der ag before. Mine, Walters’ and. Riise Pater oti ae 10 commence at half-pasts Tickets $1, to vst Hiciocndined Des aes ra J 120, ove about three months old. a6 nal Sa: 5 * PERSSE & BRO No. w be ty street, =| aaa bales 3 PF PH secadiie, sale by ae eke Lae a No ia BLACK MARB! I _Marble-for sale by ane FRRSSE . No. 61 cit iad ps STORE FOR SALE=h hwds and located im a pleasant and thriving well adpted for a Druggist or Physician, great bareain for cash, juire corner Del: Sica. grat Henry street, Besokiyn | ‘Seliger ay el ce rage rere BOAT,” Office No. 7 mil hes, Cor. Fulton & Ad Brooklyn. L. mw 6tiser or HT. pet TONY. OOK AT THIS—Just ae hdkts, at only 4 seuss, lot ee doalie wridh etvee mabie atnea stonly 3 34; lot table linens, 3 yds wide, at elsthe at only 196d; Vac fins doable milled cassiaseres teat Sochersengtimite os only S eds sisting seadlien ne ttaeas pet yard; fofine book mudine ai lot ‘carnbrie, manalion at6d po superfine double sidth alapacca lustres, cheap; Tedigs! collate ot dy lot mont fing “satay ori Bets; lot fine new de Iaines, cheap; good silat % e rate p vit comme 20 inties to WILLE T INI = pay any hon to Sor Gre wich street, Sst store below RT, MEN’S feather and rubber 30 G*NTLE! and chisdrew’ of every description te, lite prewerveraeipesand cuts for Nuva pr = cloth forcarfiage makers.'a very superior article, to whieh trnde_ace_ pacicularly tari A, ean tal + ieee: Cv CHINSOR cy, RU. a2 lw NERAL | Meters Yee 3 i60ee Manateetored by Ethe ton of Dregs aod other renders of Soda W: to this aseful avd eco in olteied to his ws tal Wosbnoee npeeree acres oh wre, The advantages of c-} Atmowharie oa z hse being | te th tain, ts eimplielty of aS are et ondibary capacity can readily ~~ Oa management; ing ¢x ense of materials for it, tonether with the Sinall sinount of labor required and it com: pact form. am ea Tohe a goat Rei uneneaeactn e phonses arte of the rogelorar ot his agents, gives entire sat jon. ‘othe hern States and West Indies, wil tad the fountain tienly adapted to thet clumate, a4 tne syrups will not ferment or injut mest seasons. in the warm d using the apparatus, yravs, Ke , accompany @ Patt SCeet, New York, General repar- Ge ‘. DP Coegeshal Liieee, bes P ha streets, (o Jen ‘ign. Stibe te ‘“Iapo, 62 Maiden Jane. joadle 7. Pheips & Co, 42 ater ot. Heath 7prmatde, 79 Walton st TNUTION=Ali f 800% are eantioncd ag igor as oa inGing. rent pom thie spar tus rere 70 Te tetent at bi shame, 0 barrels Prime Ped L . H COLLINS ou