The New York Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1843, Page 3

RY, the best and most popular of papers, 'y how,” will give, to-morrow, three more of the ori ginal, humorous and very excellent illustrations of the Beauty and the Beast story, with poetry descriptive of, and only to be equalled by the “ picters.” And, by way of relief, it will give full particulars of the'trial of a Son | for the Murderof his Father, with his speech and sen- tence—truly an unperalelled case. Tho Spirit of the Hill, a poem—-Atma Mater—Fitz Squab walks into—that is, he answers Piatndle, the’author of the foolosophy of names—Spoons addresses a humorously pathetic, and very powerfully poetical appeal to Sarah Ann—Ladle gives a good deal of wit, and “afew” sarcasms, mixed up with alittle criticism upon all sorts of things, including two or three distinguished individuals. patres—the Patrician’s Daughter—Booth, and the Last of the Barons. Lax Administration of Justice—The Monied Autocrats— Progress of lmmorality—Editorials, and the latest Local and General News. Office 109 Nassau street. Price three cents a single copy; and for eight months’ subscription $1, for which the paper will be carefully mailed to any part of the world. Advertisements received till 10 o’clock this evening. AMONG THE THOUSAND AND ONE MEDI. CINES advertised as “certain cures for all pulmonary complaints,” Jayne’s Expectorant stands alone. Its pat to public confidence has been paved not with puffs, but cures ; and the vouchers for its efficacy include an array of names which for character and peepechethiey, cannot be surpassed in this country. Dr.Jayne, beng himeelf a , does not profess to perform physical impossi ‘as for instance, tocure a man whose lungs are like a honey.comb, completely riddled, as it were, by disease, but he does assert, and we believe he is borne out by well authenticated facts, that in all diseases of the lungs and chest which are susceptible of cure without miracu- lous interference, his Expectorant will restore the patient tohealth. There is no medicine before the public which is s0 effective in removing coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, honrseness, pleurisy, croup, influenza, quinzy, and all disorders of the machinely of respiration, as Jayne's Expectorant. Erepened only by Dr. D. JAYNE, 20 South Third street, Philadelphia, and 805 Broadway, New York. Price $1 per bettle. 0G KOLMSTOCK’S VERMIFUGE.-—This rem. edy for worms is the most extraordinary ever used, it will eealy eradicate all sorts of worms from children and adults, and is sold only at71 Maiden lane, at 26 cts per bottle. 0g- THE ROVER—This day, April 8, is published, No. 3 of the aboveelegant and popular: Weekly Magazine, splendidly embellished with an elegantly finished line en ee on steel, and containing five complete Tales, namely : The Miller of Corbeil. St. Croix. ‘The Jewel ofthe Harem, by the Editor. The Bank Note. The Neckromancer, ‘ ‘The above work is rapidly acquiring an extensive cir- culation, and has met the commendation of the public generally. To the conductors of the press, the publishers tender their heartfelt thanks for their many laudatory no- tices. Published every Saturday st 162 Nassau st. Price six cents per number. Country subscribers $3 per annum, or $1 for fourmonths. Each number elegantly embellished. (tg TO THE AFFLICTED.—Persons suffering with Rheumatism, Gout, contracted cords, &c., can find a rem- edy at 71 Maiden lane, which we guarantee will cure the most inveterate cases. 0G- HAYS’ LINIMENT.—The most extraordinary composition ever made for the Piles. Thousands have heen cured of this complaint when all other remedies have failed. The proprietor, at 71 Maiden lane, will not allow this article to be paid for unless it cures, if the di- rections are fully followed. Will any one, suffering, re- fuse to try it on such terms? MONEY MARKET. Friday, April 7—6 P.M, There was a good deal of excitement in the street to day in relation to the disappearance of Mr. Jacob Ship- man, theagent for the brokers between this city and Phi- ladelphia. He constantly travels between the two cities with very large sums in money, a knowledge of which hos led heretofore to several attempts to take his life. On Tuesday he left this city the lasttime, andon Wednes- day returned in the train as far as Trenton, with funds estimated at $150,000, At Trenton the conductors missed him, and felt uneasy, but supposing that he had got off the car for some purpose, and was detained, said nothing about it. The letters which were in his possession came on from Philadelphia through the mail, endorsed by the clerk to the effect that tl © postage had not been paid. It would seem that at Tren- ton he had been decoyed from the train, murdered and robbed. The perpetrators then went on to Philadelphia, pnt the letters in the office to lull suspicion, and took all the gold and packages of money. Shipman not making his appearance yesterday, he was supposed to be in Phila delphia, and in Philadelphia he was supposed to be here; mutual letters to-day discovered that he was missing. No dortbts are entertained as to the integrity of the missing man. The stock market to day was better, and prices general. ly rose; Ohios in particular were 1} per cent better; Ken. tucky 6’s }; New York 7's}; do 6’ 4; Harlem RR }; L. Jalan j. At the new Board the sales were good, and the general result the same. The semi-annual dividends of the banks in Portland, Me., have been as follows, to the Ist inst.:— sf Canal Bank, 2 per cent,. 8,000 {Casco Bank, do ...... 6,000 Merchants Bank, $2 per share, 4,000 Bank of Cumberland, 3 per cen: 8,000 Man. & Traders Bank, $1 50 per shar 2,260 Maine Bank,. ss. sees eee e eres Bank of Portland, made April, $1 60 per share. — The charters of the two last banks have been surren. dered, and will go into immediate liquidation. Also the St. Croix Bank, capital $50,000. The Maine Bank capit 1 is $100,000, and the Bank of Portland $155,000, making a reduction of $305,000 in the aggregate capital employed in banking in the State of Maine, which on the Ist Jan., 1843, was $3,314,000. The Bank of Portland capital, in 1938, was $365,000, and was reduced $75,000 in that year, and $100,060 in 1841, and is now liquidated. The Maine Bank was $250,000, and has previously been reduced $150,060, In 1838 the capital in the State was ‘$4,848,000 Of this there has been reduced 884,000 “pat in liquidation, 8°5,C00 —— 1,789,000 Still in operation, $3,109,000 ‘The aggregate dividends on $3,314,000 of capital for the Jast six months of 1849 was $94,136, being a fraction less than 3 per cent. The directors and officers are large bor- Towers,inatead of lenders. Indeed this feature is the great point ot difference between old fashiened and modern banking. The directors own stock, $279,430 And have borrowed frem the banks, 519,852 Excess borrowed, $240,422 Thus, .to relieve the people, these highly respectable bankers have borrowed of them $240,000'on paper notes, to circulateas money. How grateful the people ought to be! They have the privilege of giving their lumber, horses, and produce te “ gentlemen of the first respecta. bility,” who in return, as a particular favor, give them their autographs on beautiful engravings The condition of the small silver change is very extra. ordinary. We believe that this is the only nation so de- nationalied as to use or recognize a foreign coinage, We hove been near 70 years an independent nation, with a currency as laid down by the the constitution, of gold and silver, in doliara and cents; the dollars divided into halves, quarters, tenths, and twentieths; yet so inveterate is cus. tom, that almost all the business of the country is done in pounds, shillings, and pence, although there is no such money. Even Congress has fixed the rates of postage by | the Spanish coin, mstead of that of their own creation; postage is charged 6} cents, 12} cents, 18 cents, according todistance. So gross and disgraceful 4 proceeding is done by Congress while continually talking of “regulating the currency.” This isa favorable time to remedy the matter. Postages are too high, and the rates should be reduced to 5 cents, 10 cents, and 15 cents. These would be American prices, payable in American coin. In domestic exchanges there is very little alteration; the rates are as follows :— Rates or Domestic ExcHanoe tx New Yorx, June, 1941 ano Apri 7, 1843, June, 1841. para MK 4a dy 4a 4 yan 6 5am reas, Fs ag mats a— Chatterton, ghia 1 wit achicola, a— 4 a 10 ald W ale " Tat 1a2 pm, fad Mal, dis. 12544 — aa 26 a> 303! “ 8 as Liga 2. Cincinnati, as lal nfian a, Tat 202) fa —a- Lat jetrot, a — Mn 9 There are accumulating in the city large balances in | favor of the western and southern country, being the | proceeds of bills drawn against; produce, on its way through the several channels of communication to market, end which will pour through the canals, in large quantities, on their opening. ‘These cre dits are not, however, absorbed by purchases of goods made here, because their aggregate amount is for the most part du@ at home, constituting the cost of producing the articles for which it has been sold, consequently, insterd of being cancelled here, and the money remaining in the bank, the purchases of voode will not be mate,and the money will gr west and find ie way into the huwls of all those to whom small debts ore due. Generally there is no profit to apply te any purpose reimbursing the cost of and all the production, amounts paid here for State interest, bank dividends, &e., will bea diminution of the western capital to the same ex- tent. This is one of the greatest evils of the credit system. It entails upon the people an annual and certain charge, which must be paid at all times, whether they earn orlose money. If a farmer mortgages bi ing an interest say $100, and hasa good crop y bear. ding jand him a profit of $500 for the year, he will not sensibly fee) the mortgage, but if in the succeeding year, his crop fails or sells at prices se low asto afford no profit, his capital must be diminished $100 to pay his interest, aud the bur. den becomes intolerable. Precisely in this predicament are all the agricultural Statee this year. Prices through 1842 were constantly falling. The capital they consumed: and the labor they paid in the production of present crops, were far more valuable than are the crops now. Hence there is no profit, and to pay taxes to go out of the State to foreign stockholders, is to draln the life-blood of the com: munity. It deprives them to that extent of the means of prosecuting their industry in the future,and consequently not only impoverishes them now, but entails poverty om hem. We have heretofore remarked upon the great difference which exists between a debt owned within a country hav ing the interest payable to its own citizens, and one owned abroad, causing a yearly exportation of the produce of in- dustry for which no equivalent is received. In England,’as we illustrated on a former occ 12ion, the debt being owned athome, has,in a lapse of 28 years since the war divided England into two classes, viz: the rich tax receivers, and the poor tax payers. ‘The fact prices of stocks and funded property, and the Jow prices of all products of industry. The industrious tax payers have, in the period above alluded to, earned and paid to the stockholders, $4,200,000,000, a sum equal to all the es- timated value of property inEngland. The consequence is, that all the property is in the hands of 297,000 stock- holders, and the nobility, whose ability to consume the products of their industry has not ‘ncreased at developes itself in the high i. On the other hand, the masses of the people, although they work as much, get less pay, and their ability to consume the products of their industry has decreased until they are atthepointef starvation. This isthe true cause of the stagnation of trade and Jow prices. Ireland presents another [phase of the effects of the same cause. It is now near 60 years since the union. During all that time, the wealthy landholders have residue in England, and near £4,000,000 per annum of taxes hasbeen levied in Ireland, and carried to England. The absentee rents, mortgages, and insurance paid by Trelandto England, were state in a parliamentary paper at £6,000,000 per annum. The average revenue derived from Ireland has been £3,803,000. This is £9,908,000, or in round numbers, $50,000,000, earned by the hard indus- try of the poor Iri thir ty oligarchy in England, ind wrung from them by a blood to pay the soldiers that en- force tLe robberies and the debt contracted to pay the ex- penses cf hanging those glorious sons of Ireland who for- feited their lives rather than consent to the oppression, In this way Ireland has earned $2,500,000,000, which has been robbed from them and spent in England. Is it any wonder that Ireland is poor? that her people are starving on one of the finest soils of the world? The constant drain has prevented any accumulation of capital. The labsrs of her people are those of Sysiphus, and the credit system is the seive with which they are dipping the water from their well. Sales at the Stock Exchange, $300 Ohio 6's, 1843 6a $3000 NY ies, 1961 us 3000 do 683g 1000 do 5%s, 1858 gu! 5000 do. 530 685¢ 5000 do 185960 91 9000 = do 68% 5000 do 1960 B60 9 7000 do 83 68% 1000 do 1861 = b3._ 9 9000, do 69 4100 Ohio 6's, 1856 68 1000 Kentucky bonds 85 do 5's, 1856 684 85% GyearKy bond 90-1500 NY Wt+ Ln, 1960 9? 40 shas Long Island 4834 2? shas Bk Co rip 964 150 Harlem a3 16! 40 Neptune Ins Co 7 5000 US Tr notes, 6's 1013410 Equitable Ins 80 5000 NY 7s, 1848 103% 6 Utiea & Schen 115 6000 do’ 1849 104 Second Board. 5, 1861 a6 50shas Paterson 60 43 1960530 G8! Commercial Stock Exchange~18 Wall st. $1000 NY 6s, 1962 b15 102, $1000 Kentncky 6's a 1000 do 60 1013¢ 12000 Tlimois 6’s, 187022! 1000 Ohio 6's, 1860 685% 1000 do 960 21) 1000 do 4d 6834 6000 do 830 21 1000 do 69 1000, do. cash 22 5000 do 336 6844 25 shas Stonington R b30 20 3000 do 53 68) lo 20 1080 do b30 68 50 Harlem RR 16! 1000 do, 68% 100 lo b30 16 1000 Kentucky 6's 84 25 Canton Co. Balt 19} 1000 do b30 85 : Second Board. $1000 SMlinois 6's, 1870-2? $000 Ohio 6's, 1960 3 683 7000 do br 22 do 810 68 nw sI5 21 5000 do 3000 do 4 NY Gs, 1962 860 1015g 2000 Kentucky 6’s 615 84’ ny rt 1000 Ohio 6s, 1960 530 5000 do Correz—There has ben a better demand within a few 101! 33 68: 40 shas Stonington R bi0 28! 50 do bis 20 2% do 19% ke State of Trade. ‘There is very little change in the markets generally, although there is more doing: T 500 bags Brazil, 6454; 700 do Laguira, 6a Sine 6hn84; 4 600 do Ja’ , 748; 2000 do St. Domingo, 6425}; 100 do Su- wed very firm, and closed with an active !emand. Freights having declined, manofacturin, jippers have come into the market more freely—the 8 of the week rather large, both for export and for Sales—4000 bales Upland and Florida, 4fa64; 200 do Nobile, 6a7}; 1000 do New Orleans, 6, Tas} They wer Provision Market. Since last week we have seen three more fine steers.— Broadway & Duryea’s, in Hudson, on the corner of Hamersly street, and do great credit to the meat sho York, who fatted them. keepers, well asto Tompkins, of Somers, New One steer weighed 1478 Ibs., and the net weight of the three was 3,486 lbs. Choice cuts of the above range from 9 to 15 cts. We are gi its appearance in market. to find that some Peekskill veal has made It is to be seen atthe same lace, and is equal, ifnot superiorto Philadelphia veal.— ‘hi Shad begins to be more is is for sale at 7 a 8cts. 37 to 60 cts each. Poultry is more plenty. Itcomes down the river, and and Apples, bbl-+ ++$3 00 23.50 Lamb, pertb-- Beet per Ib-+- a ol . eet, Beef, corned - Blackfish, ‘* Clams 100 Cantitlow ors Dried Aj sells at fair Frioet broad b! dant. North river sells at Wild fowl, such as brant, red heads, ills, are abundant and cheap. Pricks or Provisions. 6 a per cwt+ 1 sold cents. Hogs—410 offered and sold at Sheep—1670 infmarket. Sales at $2,25 a $3,75; extra, 4 as ters, 6am— Motton - « BawT Qnions, per bash 05 90 arsnipa, per dor. Bag Porter House Steaks 9a 10 Pork, per Ib- 4 a5 ag a$i a3 a3 alz oo a 50 4 H a : 008 $1. rc a d calves offered. Sales at from $16 $80(2.94; springers were sold at $11,017; dry les at from $2,25 to 3,00; extra, $6. ves—On the Delaware, by live weight, 3} 0 4 Scents. rN Died, On Friday, the 7th inst. Matitpa, youngest daughter of Andrew and Rose Adelaide Gassin, aged 2 years7 months and 16 days. i ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon at 6 o’clock,from Lexington avenue, next te 23th street. At Skaneateles, New York, March 26th, CatHanixe , wile of Mr. Thomas Scarth, formerly of this Gow Galveston « hav Lr Goa Guayras Lima ++ Li gers, Mr KECKIVED A’ rica « Latest Advices ‘T THE NEW poms HERALD + see coe Jane seceees Oct. aly ress ++ March 4 see Feb. 97 ++ Nov “Pasieng ooL—acker sitiy, Ms siti Komera, Geo DH G ‘Hamilton, Septimus Crooks, ch joston; Mrs ee of UCTION SA Mary Giloiw, Mits Gilpin, Delaware; Mi Percent, on a 300 acre Fi ted at oe Col Wetherall, rd cs y New Vor Airlie Natio Se Wat ae Weak Sino Oe A vc dale, Jr. ‘22 Wall street. ——— ST REWARD—Strayed fr bscriher. perry uae rms 33 em son hess ina tae Realy nea ci Rio pe JANeino— Brig Tuscany—1400 bags coffee Jos Smith | Phite fore! Warren—957 T Tottee nis Allen & Pay mt AS Bris. sat re A Gost Mrs H Haat ep vi eR Uy ‘will appear in e'nde ws LA BKIN. Plaeide | Cau 5 cide | lg natal + Gallery. 1986 ets. , |; one Heifer, three vea's old, red heavy: 10 calf,’ one White Heifer, two graze old, Foe a Pete Allen Se Pann0n. a im | the heads. ‘The above rewerd will be guidue suet verso ‘S 4 mition at No, 19 Bowe: a f B De Forest & com10 casks rum le bbls oranges Cartwright & | 938 4m or coe LEVEN TH WARD—Demoeratic —6) chs rice Gray & Croshy—102 bls | 4,¥U to be hoodwirked by aset of men whose onty aim is anufaetarers in the city, nd 113 and 115 Fulton sta, the greatest ¥ best farniture offered to ¢ for years, The sele will commence with a fine tof second hand furniture and house keepiag y removed from Fourth * ome 62 and 4 enrire furniture of a fs Savanwan—Schr ¥ Gotton J & S Srone—14 8 Brown —69 H Batle:—24 Boorman & self (pee: ary) inte ext? You may anewer, that Fone eves | street for couvenience f sale, the sale will commence wil Ee Tine te rHAM HE kt 75 i he n—20 do2hhde G Collins—t_box J Avezzana—] pretend to lend Fee eepiret, whe MONDAY, Arn 10. tay before 7 ele. rs TP will open a ne. Chisson—8 G Gibbone—t Lestor & Welle—10 pkgs Brarges & F Nat's dew of $3,300 in three ens a'a salary of $1200'secr, | Gentes! KumitureA’ hilenar Wofetock, the el + | oe {Adi Hiren Circle 5) 'e nts; Second and 4 i ond becoming the owner of t tor ouse No. 11 Crosby st, os Gallery 1 mt ee pNEN Ontearsc Sehr Van Buren—20,000 gallons am sector et Is wermine oan kia | eee ieee Me patlor and bedroom fur NG. witha perianal’ love {ernie Wwmination, “Ae @ollee: | cic inal aemantel clock andor | vy VORA tor must be the one who is the father 6 ye and the father: 7 dvobe, solar. Q \. ord Filzarnol FOr © lool offtim other: « mash whe ener eee ihe eneeaee plate looking glasses, 1 wd contre tabl ‘Nameokre, bls ms MARITIME HERA LD), [ vonrrerutsreantidate for ; Inn McKeon. Irishmen! | mans, supers work, toa To conclude win) ia be Hn be _ kaw vour deadliest enem ithe {ath wards recolteet the fire | setts, kiehen utensi ea ALO BY PROXY. SSS = when Gulick and Penny toed their capa. Democrats! beware ESDAY. —AITCHEL Pie Tea — Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. areihe family.” vidence? Ask their comrades saree inteot Ai lttol0ck Sete room. | A hoty te ee fathsinwes' ett tour. cr emeiren oR argo sale of super faney dr VENINi. Dritagnin,. Howies os ROMA ImRTAND: , , 7ROM spexnren > More ana. aft London cloth, cass i Ber OF THE Pr &. Ad ten, Het Anil 6 ‘May 11 ATTENTION, BECOKLY Nhe iTadependent Regula- soaring n gual %, soos aan a iadkin: ‘April I ors Will meet at Congress |, Fulton street, ou Sature . ) prate Habbh St ata ne “Evening, #h inst, at Bovclock, for the purpose of hea ring some brandy, by order of the Mar- woke Bike, Packets to Arrive. Packets te Sal Po oder ot THEODORE FORMAN, Chainean, "Aigo, a fine assortment of second hand ani new jewelry, DMAN HATER. FROM LIVERPOOL... FOR Live! “as R. MONTGOMERY, Seeretar y id * watehe and faney roods. i ‘ POOL, ereta na Tec ¢ GOIVANNI. IN GOTHAM Ashburton, Huttleson, Feb. 26 | Livervool, Kldritge, “April 6 | ~ TEN a ‘Aino, 'n stock of h ‘n qnantity of splendid Sheffield | gm : Srparon. Ha a j ze, Ap NEW FRENCH FLOWERS. =! fie mie, © anaarliy of pclepdid Shas IP" The Doors will be opened at 7, ase ute ba ormances Whitney Phompeot, Mart] Shefietd, ‘Allen, 6° “Apnl 13 B. STRANGS hreeccicedt Ho chin Rhone, Emerals | fUlery # Londo. guns, fever watcher, oof beautl: | eeeaecenna hkl ian fr ememniaalal moeees . . ei : ful canes, diamond pins and Griswold, April 10 Pench Batimaie.s large assortment of the newest styles of + wick, Jan.20 AMKRICAN THKATRE—WALNUT-ST. PHI ster, Atwood, Feb. 12 ay 2 to receive all the novelties At lo ek inthe x rT St James, Sebor, Feb. 24 ruler Atwood? Mayr | ofhesenson as they apvear in Paris, by every ever packet. | Large, extentive and. splendid asie of the best. warranted | UNDER THE DIM R Ae tae CURUMAN Vics, Hee MAE FOR MAVENS Large dealers will find natok rae ocrbew miteatige, at gabmnet furni ‘tecond hand household furniture of all THIS EVENING. April 6. will be performed ien, Hewitt, eb. 16] Emerald, Howe, April 8 One house Woesbod thetenen leseriptions. ei _ | GOMEDY OF ERROKS. Albany, Wataon, Rebs | Iehoweronseens, — AAPHYE Also, to Flo wer Makers—tn sisortnent of Now Mateviala Atl ofr nt fa erty a. ale > frome ot breceneeet Mir'wenon a — pings Li Sale of F ure Will be x e enti rr iture of od i Ship Masters and Agents. PUB! ISHED THIS DAY, ‘above four story house, now occupied as ‘ wane eatin comprising 25 rooms, parlors, drawing rooms, kite! Jem Bags. 4 We shall esteem it favor, if Captains of Vessels will nive PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, en utensils, & o> ears to Commodore Rowert Stivey, of our News Fleet, THE FIKSt NUMBER OF rt of the Shipping left at the Port whence th the HARPER’S FAMILY LIBRARY. ‘To conelnde with = nad OLIVER TWIST. easels Spoken on their Passnge, a List of thei? Cargo, and , f. A. MARSHALL, L Ni M e y hi JONTAINING “THE HISTORY OF THE JEWS, UCTION NOTICE.—Parlor Plants ard Shruabberr-—— « o 2 + Lossee. Conrd Caece Ke meaol ae cee area omy heres. The sil Tram the Karliest Poco tarthe Peace Thee? Beane | A ROWBRIDOH & Ome wiilsell this trorstus: at’ 10 aa RRR pee og ong in Mi aio aerate H. Milman. Volume One. With five maps and other | o'clock, in the store 304 Broadway, comer Duane street, Narble /iuil . pots beautiful parlor plants, embracing the usual vi Comer of Broadway and Any street,’ riety. ° nd j_Alag. Gooseberriet, Haspberrics, labea Grapes, srafied Li- ewertRiDAy, Apri nhs eee ee acs, Show Berry, Ke. : BENEFIT OF LA PETITE CELESTE ‘Also, Some ti double white and other garden Roses, C rE. is tay ee pee Seaplane ane rn ver gi ively hr A a sctiyy ey whieh comslomahe will Several ylaas anshes and show cas; ‘ , n hy axentleman of this city. She will ms ani aneravi ce. also appear in the follos ening Pos La Bayadere, La Cachucha Highland Flivg aud a Recitation broad, sendiug to this Office all the Marine Intelli Engravings. obtain.’ Nantieal Information of any kind will bw thankfaily | », "7 received. FIVE CENTS EACH? sold at heretofore, and the ; ‘These volumes will be illvatrated and_embe with numerons engravings, as inthe ‘previous editions, p on paver equally good, and bound in faney French covers. 14 ‘he publishers feel that itis wholly unnecessary to speale Library, 20 extensively PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 8 +++5 35] Moon ser omic +6 30] HIGH WaTER-+ ++ 1401 particularly of the merits. of thi . OAL=Ni and Yor sale low. t0 dealese aml others; 1 me a <= | Known, and which bas obtained a, circulation nnd a deuree of | COON Gce Watenent Sizes oC Redan Ural” Amdt ne | ye ehpplollowine, talented persons have kindly volunteered Clearea, bublie favcr unequalled by avy similar collection. It campri PETER CLINTON, Chang Fo : p Ships Panama, Griswold, Canton, N L & G Griswold: Inde- tases Uy the ablegs writers Woglish and Americus, tn's pepainy | ential Comer Kinz and Greenwich | Also engaged, Master J. 7; Reed, kpown as Daviel Lambert pendence, Nye vernool, rinnell Ny Riotarn Go, Rearrald, style, and designed for the instruction of all classes in commu- BROWN & ©0.'S One Price Hat Store, 178 Chatham ‘Who is but 11 years old. is*f 2in Heh ‘and weihs 265 pounds. ag & Ferris,” Worst, Koopman, lata 82 is@re HARPERS & BROTHERS, No, 82 Cliff at. TO ee lll ee (ON Ada Ansene. MeClintock, Apalichigota, Port & Phi LIES a aR ee ELL Lt ad Ininton. o€ beaver whics cloesy sommes faous toenarty | wyfaretive Cote ue Bayedere and Highland t arlestor 5 containing art Uses ant Trests=Practical Point Fopinson, Charleston, Danham & Dimon; Ann surance—Criminal low, deserted child—Attorrey. c tee—Reports inthe Vice Chincellor’s Court, J aathora’ copyright at common Iaw— Snistant a-v8 OPConor. bresch of trust— . Pleas, MeSorley vs Leary: Tish’ case. verv important nemo justifieation-charge of sneous. fortunate attorney, &e. ing a copy, oF $5 per annum, oF ; ne. old for $5 and $6. at the low fixed price of $3: those who from S MELON: inaiies ifiee Inclination ‘or beceaity are ducer to etudy ceongrey fa that | etree ONAN, an immense and megnifionnt Mustead te it indispensable article of dress, have now an opportunity ofdoing | id atill keep up the appearance of the most, fashyonable.= REPRESENTS A FULL ORCHESTRA. MISS MARY DARLING, own & Co. in presenting this hat to the public, think th have reached ths ultimatum of beruty, cheapness, neatnes ‘The beantiful aut. charming Queen of Magie. iss Paling isa il of ERK DEFRONG, durability and comfort to the wearer al ne The Great Magician, The celebrity ‘of this Young Lady W Imington, NC. Nesmith, Leeds & Co.—Sehrs Seeley, Bahamas; Madawaska, Small, Wilmington, N mith, Leeds & Co; Benjamin Bigelow, Baxter, Boston, Athins & Co. Arrived, Ship Warsaw, Hathaway, 18 days from New Orleans, with cotton, to Stanton & Frost. ‘ fa Barque aot 2. rom Frazier, 16 dgys from Guayama, PR. | pPablished weekly at one : $3 half-vearm tdvarce, ae Adama epi Flambures Bebe 7 in ballact, | "On Monday nex! will be published Vol. 1 of this work, hand- libel —plen ny——mala orexts—miscel N&O therefore no good customer nays th a BROW Ag tm eo mee thronghout Enrope is known to all travellers and the favora- HOUSE AND STORE 20 UET—The wel | bic te p nhc "Alams, from Hava via | romely bound, price $3; the usual allowance to booksellers | MM known and long established tin aud hardware store, fo: | London Vines sed thes Bava Pree oe hie earga ont 1th iat 34, lon 4 Perthshi and aren TUE sh. Ww. 1 pede cated No. 382 Pearl street, the subscriber having carried No adeguate descriptior he given of her Srouderful Ma Sonn, from Londou for Havan nce a SA ‘L OWEN, Editor and Proprietor, on the abave busiuess f rnear 13 years, and in consequence of | gical Performances; they t be seen to he appreciated. ship Oakland, of Boston; 25u oarded ng Itr 42 Ann street, New York. | leaving the country wishes to let the ahove, with a four years iLECTRO GALVANISM, ta, of and from G oucester for Demerara, with los O THE FRIENDS of Fair Dealing and Honest Princi- | lease from first of May uext, with Workshop, wlasseases, coun- | Just added to the Museum two powerful Electro Galvame load. From Feb. 17th 'y westerly gales y Connells Ireland, Native Saxon—on y genn- other fixtures, stock, &e., which is light, he offers for Batterres. stove in cabin in 1 vol. 18 mo. 325 pages, well ARAL. é PHRE NOLOGY. tained considerable other damage. ted, oa food re er, handsomely bound and | tere , in style any person wishing to-spmmence the aie paanees the pre- An Eminent Professor attends daily and xiges practical Hug , 4 dl a ‘ ; able for the libre ry ordrawingroom, pr ce only 50 cents sent is an oppo:tunity seldem to be mec with. Apply (o bo a“ y doe ‘ ret OC daze:from Bio de: Jeustro, with LANES tha lAtawiie will be se nitaat the only aUtHeN- | al Sere WILLIAM HAIGH, 389 Peart st... NY. | AingesrmtatmdCharts, Developments and Coarverer at a tri card », Gallagher, 60 days from Rio de Janeiro, with | TI¢ edition sanctioned by the iMystrigus gathor, te thas pablish- jodern built thre= story n ‘<Virstor May, the mi added to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT coffee, to Barclay & Livingston. d by As SERLY ("F No 16 Green street, with marble mante!s, grates AOUR, made and worn 300 years ag Swedish brig Active, 51 days from Rio de Janeiro, with cof 108 Nassan street. N. Y. plaiting throughout. For tenes, apply to Aitkes Fancy’ Glass Blows ruthers, 122 Fulton street, or P, Shrirsten, ‘corner Gre: fer, to Schmidt & Balchen. ‘To Messrs. Casserly & Sens, tuokeellers and Publishers, Venezulian brig Union, Rincon, 24 days from’ Maracaibo, NEW YORK. with 800 bags coffee 167 do barks }'cask gum 27 bbls balsam ca: | GENTLEMFRs— is Faivn 3000 post skins 1000 bides to AT Ale Lefe barque | vt hereby authorize you to sell my new work, entitled A Cora, Wamer, of and for Philadelphia, in §days. Memoir of Ire Brig Franklin, Patten, 14 days from Guayama, PR. with mo- a AN EXPERIENCED TAXYDERMIS' engaged, and persons having pet birds or,quacrupeds they wish preserved, can have them mounted in the best style. s Day visitors admirted sane exeniag FREE. Evoning per- RAND COSMORAMA—ALBINO LADY. ranil streets. a8 2w*r Y co. TONARY FOR SALE—The enbscr faa Pe Ying the whole of his time engaged at the Atlant tal Garden, is cesirous of disposing of his confectionary e 3 Blishment, No. 265 Broadway, vetween W. ‘and Cham. | f0rmances at a querter before 8 O’elock. : . : h premises can be had for ane, two.or three yen: clock. ‘ ‘ PR, with mplamer to mancre) nnn Oe Tm One Trmgemilemen, your obedient serena sonable rent. An introduction will be given to the wiles | —Adminsion to all 25 conte~Children helf price a8 aie + 18 day: , 0, 0.1 Dabtin, Jannary 37; 1943, PRALE'S NEW YORK MUShUR Brig St. Simop, Sloman, 20 days from New Orleans, with | _'" 7 Beware of the spurious edition. a8 Stee NATIONAL PORTRQIT AND AICTVRE GALLERY RE an hots aie L «a, | JUST, Published, by G. VALE, Strum’ Life af Jemus, at TO NO REV OR Me ees tish sehr Lda, Hubbard, 59 days from Sierra Leoue, with | J the Beacon office, 94 Roosevelt street), New York, Price, LAST WEEK DP THe TROY OF CHRIST . to P. 1. Nevi é bound i 5 BciRoveian Rem, i daa from Matanzas, with feat, te, | 25 Poaraa Rertahtandtigee "Ow °e MSSM | oe” ToKETGULTUREWntas Niven Pap aa, | ‘Bie spbiehmentroalee ay aimee lcs uber of to mastr yey fberal work ale at th Moss, the Bourbou, Tea, Bengal,’ Noisette, and ot C i ‘Schr Caroline, 20 days from Matamoras, Texas, with cotton, | fice. i Mode arte 1m iaerroneatees peseese fine new varieti iit NATURE AND ART: &e, to master. + Camelia, Rhododendrum, Azalia and other greenhouse Neatly and tastefully displayed in three spacions halis,and Ss0i o wOFESSOR JN. MAFFITT will deliver a Lecture fi I th n of D. oasts of avery ECD RRURRON ee ae: P iteforthe Xoang Men’s Rare Total Ab tineaee Bocie | Sat steet and Bloomingiate rod, SO’ OMY SOT OC) CoBPLY & KLEGANT (OALLERY OF PORTRAITS A, 7 a lethodist &.Chorch, Mulbery street, near Ho! hy i'¥ fro Tri >: be meeeding in extent ju other in America, madeira 2 Buyen, Beaver, 17 days fom New Ortoans, with | or Monday Bveniog, Avril th ar Sovlock., Uablect—Celd” | hancrrece: cee ete n oe bape Trion Row and Chat: | omn.s rmaserer has cerned tore ohanr td nt, at i) gt 8 abe rime guys the sublime TO THE GITIZENS OF NEW YORK. — THE TRIAL, OF CHRIST! RUSsian KESA* SOAP —The sobseriber has just recei- | This imposing scene grt oprenented by Sigua, byia 1 days from Savanneh, with cotton, to | Wier, thsnone of the Wate Sth inst. off the Delaware. d ach, Sistult- of Cape Lookout pans | Wa " Fisgar and Ishronel inthe ress, 7 ‘Alcohol, The Origin of the chingtonian Society, Temperanee_ in Ireland Gickets 24 cgnia, to! ve had az Sto hen Barker’s, No. 2 i rand st, H. . Rayoor, owery; C. Or. ‘all st; ins, 4 hours from Brandywine, with | 1’ Jamison, 903 Mulberry rt, and nt the prineipal book stores: oor of the Churc’ on the evening ef the Lecture. ved by the bark Rouble from Cronstadt. nine cases of this T 'Y-THREE, celebrated soap, which for shaving and the toilette is unsurpass- IN STATUARY, THE SIZE OF LI . ier, shaving, it is acknowledged by se who have nsed | This solemn and impressive scene represents Our e Most sup It is new three | raigned as a Prisone a Crown hg Upon before Caiphas, the High Priest, and the Coart o ed the topmart of Schr John Clark com, to B. N. Fox Schr T. B. Odell, Jones, 4 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to mat Sehr Ariel, Decker, 2 days from Virginia, with oysters, to SOMETHING NEW IN BEDSTEADS!!1 cn pert iti . 1. . 5 -THIS PEADS!tt perfeet ny ‘the purest and In addition to the nbove, the M the master, ; ipa 2008 HE attention of hetel, tavern and boarding house keepers | cheapest fa o aale by th Q Schr Pioneer, Smith, 4 days from Brandywine, with com, | “Tle requested tow new aud suseriog desenouien of Redstends, | ceenkeat family agap thatean be need.) Kr anle ty the dozen MYSTERIO psy WOMA to R. P. Buck. ee combining all that is considered desirable in this indispensible No. 9 Tremont House, Boston, :From England, Schr Victory, Blake, 4 days from Brandywine, wit corn, to | article of furmture, viz simplicity, economy, durability and. Prices 3734, 50. and 75 cents, and $2 per cake, according to She wishes not to impose upon the public, by ‘making them master. i aan entire absence of any thing like harbor for that most noxious of | size, The quality of each cake is the same. believe her a Witch, cr : Schr Lagle, Gallagher, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, | all insects . B.A liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers. WORTUNE TELLER! to master. THE ABOMINABLE BED BUG. intr Poueseed with mperustaral power—but on the contrary Sehr Thos. Date, McLamar, from Alexandria, with flour, to The ease ard short space of time with wich W_R.&C. Hitchcock. WILLS’S PATENT PREMIUM BEDSTEAD YOUNG MEN out of emslo ment would do well to | fitima publicly to he able to instruct others fi Mood Schr Myers) Fowler, from Wathington, NC. with naval | can be put upor taken down. js almost indredible, call and see qualify themselves 2s Book-Keepers’ at Van Norden’ intellect and mention their lending travsactions of} stores, to I.& Co . ty at Woodruff's Depot forthe above, 71 Gold | Writingand Book-Keeping Academ>, 281 Broadway, second 5 w'Behi C. Slover, Elis, from Newbero, NC. with naval stores, streets eiween Hprace a nd Beekman, New York. te floor, as Mr. Vs nnpils generally obtain good Tituations as AND THE bo) moster, § u i i accountants, patron. H ~~ h re ‘ sehr Sarah, Kimball, 6 days from Portland, with molasses, to | srt nents smi machine's for sale on application as a : ma ta: hookck enter, ww ehloe She will tell persons whether they are what kind of husivnd o wife they will g Mr. V.’s course in book-k-eping is strictly pra author's work is ¢¢ ti press upon the minds of his pupils by familiar that the science of accounts is founded Course of instruction, Wholesale, Retail their own lusions copied in hts sebool, aud-he eu dese: eharacte's and give a host of facts and correct fonnded on her knowledge of the i) H. Butler. p isk Schr Seaford, Bartell, from Georgetown, DC. with flour, wo | ADOLPHE MONDRON. Boot maker,'from Paris. respect: PPBche Ranger, Absolem, from Vincinia, with oysters, to che | cusped mmenbinument at No. 16 Broadway. here be ee P ions and best workmanship. Oe eters, Barrow, 2 days from Kagartown, with sperm | "Gentlemen wishing to have an elegant fit will do well to gall mutable sciences parece. ceophy, ke. A+ proof of the at liberty to refer te hun- ig clergymen, judges, atter- ut many of the most enligh tened ladies i pace of time. Below, and examine his wor a a8 im*r a NE etree eS ge a Barque Wes bosset, Collins, 17 days from New Orleans, with DAGUERREOTYPE Ea iAntise thargerel atk cate eae aks cea oe ee pork, kee. to master. TO. THE, PH TOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. INE FOR ALBANY AND | ‘he Be) Also, | ship, 4 brigs. F A. ARTAULT &CO, 168%, Falton street je St. e Places, or as far asthe kee |) Salled. Paul’s church, reepectfully intorm the photograp! iste, permit—in_ connexion with the Albany Me. H. RUSSELL wil! Packet Nye, Liverpool, and others. an every persou engaged in d-gue reotype bu _imess, hey | Ptages—Phe Stearrbo:t ROBERT L. STEVENS, Ca tin the season at Nibio’s call Muti Gonrempenaoncd will reesive by packet ships Emery'd and Viltede Lyor— | RL. Mabey, will leave Murray street Pier this; Sundey, | April Igthe xe whieh in Alterdoon,Qth April.) at oFelock, ‘or e or freight, app! board, te ree ee TOOK ER EOWKS & CO., ¢ olates, 63¢ inches by Shy No. 30; 12 Orrice oy tHe Ruopr Isuanprn, 3% inches diameter, mide by Lere- lenses, 43g inches Newrort, April 6, 1843. fonndl: ‘ebin Ruff, Rocka My Father's Old Song, The ayy , peranee, The Dream of the Reveller. Tickets 50 centa—to he had at Hewitt Stores, and at Niblo’s Saloon, hevalier, for raki Arr 4th, Wm Penn, Foster, from Machias, and Wave, Hol- ¢ ounces chloride of iodine, an ang te*r Comer Wert ai brook, Thor ia both for NYork. 8 French acrom: tt large sized of pore dail f ‘Arrth, Two Brothers, Goodspeed, Barnstable; Hero, Sleep- jor the daguerreotyoe. ad m® PROP ALBANY TROY, sal lat FRE. ‘ E MANNS a i 5 ~ : —Ths splendid low R. FREDERICK RAKEMANN’S ad eal gtd Zephyr, Crocket, from Thoniarton, aM for New ¥ FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, SD isi i Captain MeLeans will Teave | ML golvee will ‘uake place pn antanioy. eet ngs Ar 5 er worm & HAUGHWOUT, 561 Broadway, near Niblo’s, —) foot of Couttlandt street on Monday afternoou, April 10th, Sie Baw Fe 4 Seciety, Library. On th re this day, 9a m, between Gay Head and Block Island, put a pi- 4 wif just received tah f 7 4 bows a riyrn4 el ajsilnaere pepaxe, f Wr is a substantial boat, fitted up with ¢’eraut State MADAME MARONCELLI. and Seen aig sale, Gardner, of sed for Nestneker, (rom Faerie.) © 9 nmiahen Se este acias inst opened. TS | Rooms; aod for secommodation is unrivalled on the Hudson. MK. SCANFENBERG: Gi A * Girandoles and candelebr 1s, 6 ne w patterns. a8 oO Pi ‘any }. jeneral Record. Gis mantel lighs, brackets, pendants, lanterns, &e., by far PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY, and | !—Overture—Pinuo, Mesars, Scharfenbrg and Rake- Packer sur Emenatp, Captain Howe, for Havre, will sail | the most superb essortment we have ex! to-day. Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s News Room, in the Ex- | teil! lanterns for gas or oul, in gr change. Solar lamps, a most complete assortment of the best tmpro- vant ved pattei veral entire new patterns; with every other ar au Havann 16th UAC, noveral vemelacyatta er rene adit aeal | “ctethat ie required forthe purrose of Kiving Tight, together were scattered about the harbor. Many vessels were tly itha full assortment of the finest quality of cut glass, of every Wings Barque Amos Patten lost jib and jibboom. Brig G. - Knight had her bow rail cut down, and received other da- mage. Senn Neprm Po abn bog ashore kage Feuuleh Tal- and, in the Delaware. ou the 4th inst. well up on Ul h, ‘ sails unbent, and hands engaged in saving lumber from her. | Mig tea sets, steel fi cur Nivetta, Hoffman, trom Attakapys, La. for Norfolk, | White and gold d tea, an amaveu at St Thomas 15th ult a complete wreck.’ It was sup: | {tUcle in the linc, which we will p Places —Thi ndid_and sub- by rd Piano nteambon UTICA, Captd Beate | ATW" FUEL Sehabert, arranged for the Lisst sy oe ot uy tlande st, This Evening, atfive | 4 aria from Lucia di Lamermeor, Madam Maron ) , celli, “ange or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. Schultzat | «Grand Fantasia on Aim, Moine, Mr. Rakemann, Phaibere CHANUE OF STARTING PLACE— 8 New Arrangement to Albany and Boston, via a arranged for the Piano, Mr. Housatonic Railroad—The steamer Mutual Ba‘ety will commence running for freight and passengers daily akematin thin morning at 7 o'elock «from foot of Liberty st, near Court. | Ballad, from L'Osteria d?Andujar, Madame Mar- landt, North River, to Badgeport. Leave for New York at? ‘oneelli, . o'clock, P. M., or oh the arrival of the Albany. ‘This | ¢—Herameron, Fantazia an;! Variations, Mr, Rak boat is the ouly cae running m connection with the Railroad. mmo, Liszt, Thaiberg, Pitis,"Hers, Cxerny and For farther information apply rt the office, foot Liberty st, Chopin New York. mar 10 commence at § o'clock precisly. Lisst ly nell below the mir- mahogany rail, &e., for sale cheap. and had b-en blown off four tim CHALLENGE TO CHOLIUS a ription ‘Tickets, (three for $2) may be obtained at Rn, Dye trom ‘Gardiners Island, ran asl TNDOW SHAD ©S—The subs river offers for sale at his THE Sixteen {>0t sail hoat “TROUBLER” will W's Music Store, Broadway, No. 391. a7 2t°r londed with lime, took fire and burnt—s ore No. 272 Bleacher atreat, a seneinl assortmens of Sts ecu Gens etceee ey ek Conia tee ‘i SINGING, Whalemen, Drees lowerthonstaty placeiathi chy “And ahomtastetal | eta day of Jane. unit the ‘frat day ‘of A ee ce Rae ink, arranged 10 retara to Italy the asso tment of Dry Goods. des, from the NW, | “ag 3weec DANIEL EF. TOOKER. Smith, SH, 190'bbls CARD-s. SCHMIDT has the pleasure to inform his friends cd Jancock, and the pub icin gener, that he has opened and elegantly enport, 1900; fitted upa WINE SALOON, in the basement of the Granite Rowena, Esters, FR, 2000 wh 3@som. “Heard trom ath; | Building. corner of Broadway ‘and (Chambers street, where he Panama, SH, 2600; Silrs L.ichards, do, 2500; 234, Ann, 0; | will constantly keep on hand a supoly ot the choicest French, 27th, Washington, do, 2200. Spoke off Hom, Jan 13, Gi: | German, 8 and other Wines, (partly importea by hu deon Howland, NB. 120 sp, bound to NW Const. self,) which he offers for wholesale and retail. Also, Eng A letter from the Wm Lee, of Newpo ‘with 608 bbls) reports that C: Arr at Sag Harbor 41h inst. Thymes, He Coast, and last from Oahu, with 3200 bbis 28,000 Ibs bene. Left at Oahu, Wiscasse wh. Spoke on New Zealand, No Stonington, 2900 bbls; 2ist, Tr of the boats. ing Her method is that pursues N. BTo sail without oars or tenders, | oo pore tyn | oes roars in Barope, iperesaig aT im*ee saps 406 Water street. Peal reap Deed singing with them, which eam be Eh tel Ah i lone, wl nt singers. de- 3 ALL ‘THE REGULAR PACKE1'S8—8Steam snips | sirous of availing themselves of Madam Sutton’s limited stay, ni stuert, one | MADAM sure month’s noti nto sail tw ite dave fc ginning of August. purposes receiv ng puns that stain, each day. ive vole olgect co teanthe salllag cea tume,to give fimishing lessons ia the Kalina, French will have 2285 boats, and other passenget ay sacertain terms, &c., jcati Chambe: fant ae Racer Llenmoeey ave eZee | Bel Satie ara ons 7 omens 1 Chomeae cree hay le. fiotfr ing. ** # ran (which ship was at | Ale and Porter, indeed any thing which ought to be found ina 1” plainly stamped or printed on the Lee | well regulaied enablishmentof this bind. fi ) — and located in a pleasant th ii i ‘berth for more than three ‘months, by | He pledges lnm IL his articles shall be pure and of FOR LONDON Regolar Packet of the 10th April | well adopted for a Drnggiet or Parnes Wate a mate had algo been nick, but | the fet quality, 90. as ty secure the epprobation of those who <The first class fast sailing packet ship reat barenia for cash. Boquire comer Delnney ad uty. ! may favor nim with a ex. Rie Captain Gris wold, will sa: as above, her reyalnt day. | street's, or 20! Henry street, B-coklyn, near South Ferry. St Vincents Dec l9, Helen, Price, Newport, 9 mos out, | _N-B—Entrance in Chamber street. aseoderer | Hassuperior adstions for cabin, 4d eibin and stenrage | "YS iwSy ‘hing to. em nek te SOHN HERD MAN. INDIA RUBBER GOODS, Maiden Leane 225,4p and 20 blifiah GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF : r . 61 South street. Fi | VERPOOL —Regular St Antonio Nov 26, James Loper, Congdon, of and fi , ° Nga or Pathe Soeanselcamattnei Canad: of and fom | CLIREHUGH'S VENTILATING AND GOSSAMER Spoken—Sept 27, on Japon, Columbia, Joy, Nant,12 mos out, HESE ce'ebrated art el sl . o y i 5 Mateh 24, lat 214, on 77 38, Wickford, Miller, Bay of Mexi- | 1, shape joret a decodes at in mate Lited, er nt, 40 for Saghar ae Tucht, elsstic, and free from ail disagreeable pressure. By 3 fet of teh | GENTLEMEN'S Ore April—The very superior, fast sailing packet stp | aod chivd ae SHEFFIELD, Captain Allen, will sail as above ter, Was pesecvess, her regutar day. and I persons severally exposed to wet or cold. India-rabber Spoken. ail judges and wearers they have been charscterined as “erect |, {4¥iN& very superior necommodations for cabin.second eabin | Cloth for eurriage Mm) a very superior article, to whieh the Gen Warren, from Havana for Philadelphia, March 90, a 94 | Herds of Hairy” and must be aren to be appreciated, ‘Ths | S84 steerage passengers, persons, wishing 19 embark show! | tree ace paricularly. invited, “A, bramtital ‘esoFtment 50, lon 74 10. el f Clirehugh’s work is established for its superiority, JOSEPH MeMUKKAY, i ayer smote for spring weUIive My ‘<a rs 5 ‘ing a large stock om hand, he ording to the Foreign Ports, reduced the prices to the very lowest remunerating Havana, March 19—In pout, Cybele, Edmonds, diag. Benjs- | prof min, of Branswick, was at Cabana, lig for s Northera portin Cues C. wi - the U Staten. Baltic was daily expected at Havana fom Mer | witsitereer cine Department, Mr. 0. mill be tention his riel. toall ish to a ogi Mareh 1810 port, Backus. Sto! oall who wish to change countenance uncer the magic o A touch, 88 oP ier bound to New Orleans; Orleaus, ld w Haven, to sail 22d; Gladiator, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ LEFT OFF WARD- ‘week; Gazelle, do do. TF ROBE.—Gentlemen or families 4 Mortevingo, about Feb 1—In port, Express, Rea, disg; | their left off wearing apparel into cas INSON 53 Maiden Lane. t 109 Pine st. cor. Son aa em Persons wishing to send for their friends residing in the . oldeouatry, can have them bronght out by the above ships, or | FY [eS CELE F F any of the regular packets, by applying ax above ; if by letter, | £4 known to fail. Those afMicted wit ost paid. agT hereby informed that the find W LINE WOR LIVERPOOL—Remn. | piarhlying at the Hunt Mth April. ‘The new splendid packet | the p'ison from LIVERIOOL, John Eldridge Mester, 190 tons, | {ed {pon from the svatem ve,on her regalar da’ i, rous Of converting y use it withont regard t umstances i . “ ean obtain for the t or ‘pas: having ¢ . may use it w ‘gard to circumstances or sttaat Henry, Cammitt, do; Saratoga, Smith, from Baltimore, and | same the highest cash price oa : agg ghee rd. “4 respect to diet. The wonderful cures d by this extraor Others: ; fy iil and wentlemen cating the city or changing sm SO OSB MULE state RRS Se | dimes edit in diferent reef te aiied 'states, have aravta, Nov 30—In port, Paragon, Curtis, for Holland, Ig, | residence, having any snperfluons effects, to «lispose of, wil or South atreet. Price St nar 4 sid on or previous to Dec 10, find 1 much to their advantage to send for the \bseriber, F, about March 5—In port, Lady Harvey, from | who will attend them at thelr vasidence by appoint. OK HAV ith—[second Lim J— LORE, Nawacl’ Fook master, will about 7th. Sid Eyry, (Br) Knowlton, for New " ' i Sea Bird, Grant, had sailed previously for No. 144 Varick street, New York. OCA ani: prwhchoe' Setlés eo it ees g A line throngh the Post Office, or otherwise, will receive ees ‘ in An A DOCTOR BELL. ween: NB. March 21—Cld Jomes Hay, Wiseman, Afriea | prompy attention 8 im*r ni Pet L m (nore edd Sa Wg Deeror, BELL devotes his personal Spies (daily, an- 4 ea emery yt Positively First ar ‘of private diseases ig ev Home Ports. UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF KELLY’S DOU- Packet, to seil on Monday, the 10:h Ap Te | cane AN enter ler twotmecved chee, aggravated OF Ie- Lusre, March 31—Art Abigail, Abbott, Richmond BLE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA CANDY. he frat sling packet sino H. ALLEN, Cayaim Wilson, | Sueccawully Treated by imexperieneed oF pec practition- ST one month to-day has ela) since Mr. Kelly first in- | will positively sail as. above, her regular dey. Kor freint ot. taboring ai etive Te ury oF Portianp, April 3—Below, Eastern Star, Dennison, from | JUST th today has elapsed fe Reale Sit Mt Y ove h lar day. Hor ere—ch 0m atrnetive effects ary ,trotuced his Double Extract cf Sarsapa:illa Candy to the of New York, i.e. from the 7th ef March to the sth sold seven thousand three hundred and nineteen d received forty-fire complimentary letters of i powers and beneficial effects in numerous disens Trividad, Ow.’s Heap, March 2%6—Sld Pocasset, Curtis, Lubec for Philedetphiin Avy Radios, Ph din 23 70 i 5— ins i nig, Fountain, Lubee for N¥ok, “Nothiig sailed. (Wind's, | oaatve the cr ¢, having handsome famishesd accommodations, apply rand all who suspect the semaine on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall ato: to ARG noerruins. and Alay consult Dr. W. olerays Wi & guar : . K, COLLINS & UO. % Sonth st. | antec ara cure, Shippers will please send in their bi'ls of lading tl lay. Passengers will please be om bonrd, at Orleans wharf, toot of to NE, with rela saa. Apri supposed the Pensacola, Dale Espen eee ey mauuf cturer of the al ane afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at whioh time tLe friews” soln Praeae, Leween ic Wikeiaoe: wae York, April 7th, 1913, ‘Skippers uiayrely upon having their goods correetly measur- w'e wird. 6th—Arr Co} ew Orleans; Empire, | Mz. Kenny — ed, nal chat thee shrpy oi thts line will sea) panetnally as adver 0 “* y. Mobile; Mechanic, Stodd 4 | Sir—Thave no hesitation in stating the amount of sugar I ey at Tg ote A! aaa i eelow: Caro- | made ino Sarsaparitia Candy since the 24 ar March up-to this 8 A’ Appleton, ftom New York, has not arr as reported—she was 1 worked ap three and a half boxe: parted wit 5th, off Race Point, and probably went into Pro- fe ayerage we at fs bor of or Yours respecttall; il J—Are pile boat Superior, from a it. sed. Any ganraniee to that effect will be given ani fulfilled | 'T-private offices 4 Courtlandt street, two doors from Broad Cap mer So rears. Hella & Wi @, whe will pron | Z82: ‘a8 Im*re ujecam, fheltte & Woese®, — DRUGGISTS 0 IRS from the South and RR ee ee Pa eg RR etre te Ing established a depot tor the sale of the same in New Bt ad a : BOUNGUIN. ‘ork, Block Island NW 25 miles, pat_a pilot w York, March sth, 1943. -s ‘bel + fy th ee cun eusent o Ne Mr. Keuir:— > ing now pared to supply the to sav ox Sat Ha rata Nie Mee | “S.A ine wa aking yn url Cry et CPA AED MMONANT Ges | Follchectuly SA pcteangt amas oa Helen, do do: Yankee, ‘Thomaston for do. 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Roberts Very respectful ngeline, Beall, dos Mi i praomeondrona A Seaman 8. DURAND, 67 Greenwich street . fe ig Banke on H . id whe Jan een TOU HERD ATA Weel Boba ore my Tevendow House corner ef Daage 2B Sold in, prckagos of twenty-five cents. each, or five fur one FOR SALE CHEAP—The splendid sloop yacht a HiS—Jun received Lot five hdictsy at omty 4 | Oe EUS GOTHAM CONFECTIONARY sestabedc ath erties Saeed ase cece aene, envner | WATCHES AND pL bedi onble with changeable Carisineent only % fag 3 vials 267 Broadway, New Yo'k. Avie ta e W0rte Would Ge taken th part Potent heen ad ativer warehos, of the te west ales. direst fromm the t OF Tg eo patina ticular ry qakiaie stems ihe i ee, at 7 athe at only 7s 6d5 RAFTS PAYASLE AT SIGHT on all parts of Emetand, | Canby actin, orig No COBB. Blo wing ato, ye are ah 1, ond at mmeh less prices, at oc heat saitiveas at ouly 2s cg nal a WENA WAR NHAN, 3 lot fine book mustins ac cambrie muslins at ‘d per J v ee Jara: ot saperiing double. y¥ith slapacen aatresy cheap: fot | “"rgr nt" asle 20 Wali tree Cand 19" Bro dies’ collars at Gd; lot men’s fin oraven canes at omy beta | ve” —__-_Zi Wat atrect lot fine new de oat ante per akan. AT OGG TIONS on ally ats na de OB will pay any one to come 40 iniles « LLET HAWKIN: nist favorable terms, by pie pie belo tJ. SYLVESTER, Mores Shu = street, dat ate ow Spring street. i ak 22 Wall ft. aud 190 Br iy a tee city. Gold wate! ‘ery exchanged « M4 sos low J Treiand and Scotland, in sums of +5, £19, €15, €20, to any rovdway. wh uw 6G, U. Allon, importer of watele s abe | ple wy atin” Peale aud tetail, 30 Wail surest, up stairs (9-04 ba ys