The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1843, Page 3

5 per cent stocks of New York are approaching pat rapidly. They stand as follows : BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. $1000 State 6’s, 1864, 40; 50 sh do Kentucky Bk, 48, 2 do Pennsylvania Bk, 150. After Board.—$2000 County 6's, 1960, new, 87. Philadelphia BE) 005,10 OUT Oe Ee te Mow Yok a On This is a great advance in6 months. The New York City 5s have become the favorites. Under the conti- of money and the discredit of other go very high. In London the 3 per cent consols are up to 964, higher than they have been in LATEST SOUTH ERN SHIP NEWS. April M—Arr Splendid, Shaler, Saybrook, er ‘ Be Hob Brice, way Soe ii Kendaskencs Stichelh B nued abunda: PHILADELPHIA, port; Eliza, Sawyer, we, Rotterdam. 4 12—8ld Hartley, Dearborn, Barba- Ricumonn, April 12Arr Lake, Vinal, Boston. Sid Meili- Witainaron, NC. April 7—Arr_ Di Boston: Olive Branch, W: rk, Nichols, New York. CI rd, Noonan, Matanzas; 11th, ‘We recently made some incidental remarks in relation tothe position of the Merchants’ Exchange Company of thiscity, Itis a beautiful ornament tothe city doubtless, but it is also a monument ofthe extravagance of the times in which it was projected, and of the di since overtaken the city, and is now a standing memento of New York repudiation! When the old Exchange was destroyed by the great fire of Dec. 1835, the present build- ing was projected, and covers a whole squaro, which fer- merly accommodated many valuable buildings beside the Exchange. The capital of the company was $1,000,000. This was soon expended,and a debt’of about $882,766 con- tracted to complete the building, which was ready for cccupants in 1838. The offices were eagerly taken at high rates, but with the decline of business generelly, the rents fell off until the company is insolvert. The rents for each successiveyear have amounted as follows: — Rent. Interest of debt Avexanpnia, DC, April 1 “8. 10, Tecker, NY ers which have jenry Chase, Stee 7—Cld Haron, Payne, N Orleans THE.SUNDAY MERCURY OF TO-MORROW It will contain three original and humorous Engravings, by Fitz Squab; a capital local story, called Diggens’ Essay at House Hunting, or The Upper Part to Let; Oh! That Coon! a poem, by Spoons; 0 G.; The fights to come and them as from the latest Bell's Life in London ; Alma Mater; Low Life in the Village ; Almacks in the West ; The National Academy ; Another Daniel I poem, The Stage and ‘Theatres, the Park, Bowery eign News; All Sorts of Things, critical and witty, by L course, by Dow, jr.; entirely original. ‘omperance ; Meddling with Olympic; For- irical, humerous, le; A moral and humerous Dis- rials, police doings, snd the Jatest local and gencral news. Office 109 Nassau, near Ann street ; price 3 cents per single copy; $1 for eight hs, for which the paper will be carefully mailed t> any part of the world. Advertisements cannet be received later than 10 0’clock this (Saturday) evening. 1813; estimate, 40,000 ‘This represents pretty clearly the progress of business, aud the value of property dependent upon it in New York. On the 20th of December last, a circular was addressed to the stockholders setting forth the above facts, and pro- posing the appointment of a receiver. Recently several judgments have been obtained against the company, and the building is advertised for sale on the 17th inst. under one ofthem. In this state of affairs James G. King, trus- tee of two mortgages, one dated May 1938, and the other March, 1840, addressed a letter to the board of trustees of thecompany onthe 24th ult., demanding possession of the premises in trust as mortgagee, to apply the revenues to the interest in arrears andaccruing. This letter was laid before a committee of the company composed of James D. P. Ogden, Charles A. Davis, and Henry Brevoort. This ted the advice of G. W. Strong, Esq, council. That gentleman on the 3d inst. gave his opinion in favor of acceding to the demand of King as mortgagee, in preference tothe appointment of a receiver, there being no other alternative, as the company is utterly in- solvent. Hethen prescribed that the mortgagee should be put in possession of the premis es by the President and Secretary, in the presence of two or three individuals, who will make a written memorandum of the fact and date of its occurrence—notice to be given to the tenants to recognise the mortgagee as lanilord. shall deliver the keys, leases, and other indicia of posses- sion to the mortgagee, instructing him to apply the rents and profits to the satisfaction of the liens which he repre- SARSAPARILLA.—Tho members of the College of ledicine and Pharmacy ofthe city of N. York beg respect fully to announce to the American rublic thi ration of Sarsaparilla, Genti: under the superintendence of ers, well acquainted with the nedicinal properties and cu- rativepowers of each root, and the exact proportions one should bear to the other. The public w'll thus at once see the superiority of such an article overthe common Syrup of Sarsaparilla manu- factured by the druggist who cannot be expected to pos- sess sufficient medical knowledgeto make a really bene. ficial ex'ract, but depend entirely for the sale of it by puffing advertisements and bartering their mixture for ‘The genuine Extra fras prepared by the College, hos now been md the best proof of its efficacy lies in the vast)y increased demand for it and the flattering testimonials of the memby festion generally. ientific medical committee reque blie for one yea ofthe medical pro- og from impurity ofthe blood, its effect is truly beneficial—such as scrofula, salt rheum, cutaneous eruptions, chronic rheumatism, sy- philitic affections arising from the abuse of mercury, en- largement of the glands and all other diseases arising from a deranged state of the cents each: cases containing half a dozen $3 50; W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Orfion and Consulting Rooms ofthe College 7 Nassau st. N. B. A liberal discount allowed to country practitior- ers and druggists. In all diseases stem—Sold in single fue The President 0G- BENJAMIN F. GOODSPEED, 130 Sixth avenue hag used Sherman’s Lozenges in his famil five years, and never knew them to fail. zenges are theonly specific for worms ever discovered. pleasant and certain to dispel all kinds of ‘0 doses are all that sre required to cure any case; and so of Sherman's Cough Lozenges; one or ly stop the worst coughs or colds, and in aperfect cure. Be particular to get Sherman’s Lozenges e knewn from experience to he good. His warehouse 106 Nassau street—Agents, 3 Ledger Buildings, Phil- adelphia; 4 Stanwix Hall, Albany, and 8 State strect, The Worm Lo- | On the 6th instant, the committee reported to the trus, tees in favor of the advice of the counsel, and King will be installed as mortgagce in{trust. ‘The sale of the 17th will therefore be susperseded. Mr. Strong state that the mortgagee would not be compelled by law to pay the in terest on mortgages prior to those which he represents, but he must do so in self defence, to prevent a foreclosure, which would defeat his own interests. A Here is an utter annihilation of $1,000,000, subscribed and spent upon this building. That sum represents the igh value of property, and the inflation of prices beyond what the real industry and bu- siness of the country can support. It was wealth created by paper, and has vanished with the bubble. This “ highly respectable” trustee is one of those who helped to rquander the means of the company, and he now comes forward and seizes the whole for the benefit of Baring Brothers,‘to the exclusion of the hard working mechanics who built it, The anomaly is thus presented, that a London broker owns the New York Exchange, and the debts to the merican mechanics who built it are difference between the 0G- DR. TAYLOR’S BALSAM LIVERWORT, 375 Bowery.—Let all read and see that the new label “to prevent Counterfeits” is on the bottle. New York, Dec. 26th, 1842+ Dear Sir—I hereby solemnly certify (and shall’ be hap- py to state these facts in detail to any one who will call on me) that my wife in April last, tookfa severe cold, which brought ona violent cough, (with a copious expectora- tion) preventing her sleeping ntnight. She raised at! id was so feeble as to be lifted of bed likea child, not being al been attended by two physician, besides Dr. Clinton, our family physician, who frankly told me they had don they could for her during the three months constent’at- tendance, and generously recommended me trying Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort, from 375 Bowery, as he knew something sbout its character, which I did three weeks since, and am now happy to say that she is up and pidly recovering her health, and I confi- deutly recommend it to all affected with consumption, or any disease of the chests or Jungs. RY DOBBS, 650 Greenwich st. tioned egainat imitctors of this valua- ble modecine (under other names) asit alone can be relied on, when everything else has failed, Tn domestic exchanges there is very little alteration, at Mobile the rates have fallen to 16. The rates are as fo). Rates or Domestic Excuance in New Yorx, June, 1811 ann Apni 14, 1513. seed @@- HAIR—GRANDJEAN’S COMPOSITION.—An impertant discovery for the treatmentof the hair ; vative against baldness ; and an infall on the head, as dandrit apothecaries, and perfumers have successfully attempted to treat of that part of the human bedy, without having sufficiently studied the subj us reports of an exaggerat they have fatigued the public with the words—Wonder ! liey ! ‘only! ‘make fair trial of Grandjean’s celebrated Compo- sition. If people would adopt this method there would be no reason to complain of humbug. cipal effice No. I Barclay street. Particular reom rr) ible cure ital affections of the ski Multitudes of chemi Clete d New Ce Bess. rs De By spreading ostent: x ar alel & $ « Specie continues active, both coming and going, It is inthat unsettled state caused by the conflicting currents of busineas. The {tide of the precious metals is flowing into the vacuum created by the destruction of paper. It rushes forward, eddying and overflowing all channels of when they are {ull it settles calmly, and hence. forth has no disturbing causes to produce violent action The following is a table‘of the affairs ef the banks of South Carolina. Banxs or South Canotina, Marcu 1, anv Arai 1. {ge DOES YOUR EMPLOYMENT CAUSE YOU TO STOOP ?—If so, you require every now and then a gentle alterative. The proce: i some measure retarded, and the circulation of the blood and the flow of the juices in rome degree obstructed, b; the doubling up of tse body which is obsolutely necessa- From such obstructions, unless the digestive ot digestion must be in ry in many sedenta permanent chronic apparatus and alimentary canal are occ: ‘and stimulated toa more vigorous and ‘it is not asserted that any medccine can wholly supersede the necessity of exercise; but we know from experience thet Peters’ Vegetable Pilis will keep the system in a healthy state, inc: air and exerciee are fuxnries that are but occasionally Pills are gently stimulative as well as jone and vigor to the stomach and bow: ela at the same time that they perform the werk of purifi- cation. “ Beware of spurious imitations” —Office 125 Ful- ton corner Nassau street. isease will aris of their impuri healthy action. h at Columbia, s where fresh Planters’ & Mech’s, PROFESSOR VALPEAU’S CELEBRATED | Southwestern RR: SPECIFIC PILL for the ralical cure of gonorrhea, gleet, and all unpleasant discharges ‘rom the uretha, is now the only remedy used for those distressing celebrated inventor, Prof. V. in his last leotures at the hos- ‘La Charite in Paris,”speaks ofthem in the follow- “Gentlemen, I have used these Pills for a con & single instance of failure, and remedy known for these dise and after an experience of twenty-five years, hesitation in pronouncing (hem to be the best remedy for norrhe or gleet, at present known to the medical pro- sion.” The New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, having obtained the recipe for those Pills from their ce- lebrated inventor about six months since, have sold over two thousand boxes, anddefy any case to be produced where they have not effected a cure. Among the man: advantages they possess over the old treatment, the fol- lowing are worthy of notice, viz : Their effect is certain, they contain no mercury, or any medicine calculated to injure the constitution. They allow the patient to follow his ordinary business, without tainting the breath, disa- greeing with the stomach, or c that the patient is under any medical treatment. Sold in boxes containing 100 pills, at $1 ner box. To medical practitioners and druggists $3 per dozen boxes. ¢ of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 . 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. By recapitulation, these aggregates give the following siderable tithe wit! Jan. after having tried e 4,053,730 3,917,965 Their exchange movements is ecen in the following ta- Feb. March. April, 208,272 529,661 729,204 611,469 691,137 30 244,659 347,205 313,899 623,612 218,915 785,191 973,963 958,765 1,005,094 The discount line of these banks runs much lower than is drawn against produce are They are near 60 per cent Ith of the South is great, and in the pursuance of the present system of economy its well as its dependence on the North must speedily disappear. It holds in its ands the destinies of England. On the cash system, Britain with her boasted re dependent upon the South, and she must find Under a high tariff anda last year, while their much higher than usual. higher than 1 4 sing the least sus; dante, test test VES coin to send for its purchase. national bank the paper system places the South st the mercy of England, because through the medium of paper the results of Southern industry are ob tal, while it is constantly kept in debt for good: gland, as it is now doing, must send mo- in his hands, will then buy MONEY MARKET. Friday, April 14—6 P. M. The transactions at the old boar! seem to be less and less. The operations to.day were small, but prices were generally firm. Ohio 6’ rose} percent; Kentucky, 6}; New York State 5’s, $; and Long Island fell off } per cent At the new board sales were much larger, and the differences presented much the same re- ed withont capi- cash payments, Ei ney. The planter, with ca of the North or of Britain, pendence will be restored, and his profits become greater, Pennsylvania seems to be gutting out at last. The bill n line of State works passed a second reading in the Senate on Wednesday, with an amend- ment that the company pay $13,000,000, $10,000,000, before'they get possession of the works. The whole sum is stilljleft at $16,000,000. A law has also just passed authorizing three trustees to sell any or allof the bank or company stocks owned by the State at their market value, and pay over the amount into the Treasury as soon as may be. The following isa list of the dividend paying stocks:— List oF Stocks Owned ay rue State, writen Paro Die VIDENDS IN 1841, No. Par Am’t. Div'd Per sh’ pal, RAL. sh. 3,759 $400 1,500,000 ctianies’ Bank, | Bo ayo from the last sale. The Ann Louisa, from Vera Cruz, brings $42,000 in to dispose of the m: Of the public stocks on the market, New York State ‘and City and United States stocks seem alone to command entire confidence. ‘The comparison 18 as follows N-York State 6 ‘These rates present a great difference. come upon the market are as follow The U.S. State stocks @ not influenced by the sums to be issued at all; neither are the New York stocks. unshaken confidence in the faith of the States, the Ohio's would rise to par, but they a heavy at 32 per cent dis” count. This price is neither one thing nor the other, buy indicates an artificial support toa stock in which capital, ists have lost confidence. In the spring of 1940, Illinois and Indiana stood where Ohio’s now do. ‘They paid their July dividends by the same means that Ohio is now attempting, and in nine months they fell to 20. The Obio stocks have been continually falling for seve- y of the utmost disre: Monongahels Bridi Big Beaver Bridge Danville Bridge Co. 120 pike Co. 699 2 do 400 1 ral months. The State has been g) gard for faith and justice. It paid the banks in stocks a; Bellefonte, Aaronsbarg and ¥ Middletown & Harrisburg do 30 per cent discount, and it refu Loneaster, Elizabethtown atlessthan par; one man gets 100 per cent for his debt, another gets 60 per cent. Those who received their stock atlow prices have been selling their stock, while thore in tho interest of the State have been making desperate efforts to sustain the rates. to give it to its laborers Susquehanna & Lehig! Belmont and Kaston ‘There is also advertised for sale at auction on the 20th, a large amount of stocks owned by the United States Bank, of which there are 230 shares Bank of Louisville. Sales at the Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6's, 1960 830 6734 $5000 NY 7's, 1968 10436 3890 do 674g 7/00 do 6s) 1861 102 2008 do 82 67g 2000 do 534’s, 1961, 95 1000 do ‘bs 67% 5500 do 5's, 1850 92 1000 de 160 6754 5000 do 92 6000 do 6°34 5500 do di 9 1000 do 510 67% 40 shas Manhattan Bk s3 70 8000 Ky 67, 30 yea 9534 40 Mech Bkg Assn, b3 75, 1000 do s15 89) 20 Howaga Fire Ins Co 101% 1000 do #3 8534 25 Syré&e Utica RR 98 50 shas Long Island a7 New York Public Stock Exchange. $1000 U 8 6%s, 1862 630 199 $1000 Kentucky 6's 815 85h do b% 109 3000 do a15 65 3000 2000 Ohio 6's cash 674 1000 do. _ BIS 65) 3000 do 6744 4000 do sinaw 853s 1000 do DIS 6734 1000 Iitinois 6's, 1970 22: 100 do 40 67%) 25 shas Harlem RR BIS 17, 1000 = do 67% 25 =~ do 16% 1000 do 67 167 3000 do, 67 47 70°0 Kentucky 6's 85) 19) 1000 do 15d 85} Second Board. $1000 U 8 6's, 1602 109) 3000 Kentucky 6's 38) 5000 do ‘ihe wet M0 Qhiob's, 1860 shw GF S0ehas Hitlem RR 15d 17 nio G', 1960 sw 50 has 15 4000 NY 534°, 1861 M4 syngas Siate of Trade, Owing to the inclemency of the was but aye, app door bus: fee—As the Spring trade progresses there is more do- a themarket, and ashght improvement in Brazil.— Prices ara however lower than they have ever been known before. Private sales as follows 3000 bags Bra- zil, 6} a 8}; 1000do Laguira, 732 8}; 400 do Cuba, 74.28; 600 do St Dominge, 54 154; 400 do Maracaibo, 7 a 73. Cotton-There was an active demand and large operations at an advance of about } cent. Salesof the week as fol- lows :—5000 bales Upland and Florida, 4 a 6}; 1400 do Mobile, 4} 27}; #50 do New Orleans, 6 a 7}. ther to-day there sa transacted, Provision Market. No change this week in prices. All our retail markets are bounti(ully supplied. Shad are cheap. As the resumption of navigation is now plies of every article will increase, and pric ecline. Philadelphia Cattle Market. Apri, 13.—Beeves—814 Pennsylvania, and 286 Ohio of- fered. 167 Ohio cattle went to the New York market. Sales were made at 6 a6c; extra djc. 150 leftover. Cows —4l7 cows andcalves in market. Sales at from $13 to 26; 5 Springers were sold at $16 a 18; dry cows ales at the cow market, at $1,75to 2,0; | three fine ones were sold at $2.90, live weight, amounting to $39,76. Hogs—340 Ohio and 270 Pennsylvania hogs of fered. Sales at from 4} to 4$ cents; 175 left over; 200 went tothe New York market. Sheep—1670 in market. Sales at $2.0 2,50; extra $5,60. aplete, sup- till further ° Married, At New Rochelle, on the 13th inst. by the Rev. Gorham D. Abbot, Eowarp D. Hatt, of New York ¢ity, to Miss Many Jane, Westenvenr, daughter of Daniel Westervelt, of the former place. * Died, On Thursday, 18th inst. of consumption, at the age of 36 years, Mrs. Axwanetia F. Livinas, widow of the late Christopher Livings, of Yorkshire, Exgland. She di as she lived, a meek and lowly christian, ever exhibiting the blessed fruits of faith, peace, patience, resignation and hopeful immortality. Her friends and those of her sister, Mrs. M. E. Camp- bell, and of her brothers, Nicholas, Charles and Duncan, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 69 Hester street, to-morrow aiternoon at 4} o'clock. On Thursday, 13th inst. after a short and severe illness, Brinart, wife of John Smith, in the 27th year of her age, Havne—Packet ship Louis fhilippe—R Newett, Dr H M Radoler—il in the steerage. Vera Cauz—Barque Arn Lousa-Wm James, Jos Pons, Pedro J Tuves, Adriy it Crawford, WW Scarborough, Patio ‘asquez, Mercario Vasquez, 7 Athin 8 Wrightand ladys ts Novingon and daughter, Woreign Importations, Havne—Ship Louis Phili pkgs R & H Ha'ght—1 Read & Taylor—2 D Wood—12 KE Raupr—? Schmidt &- Andrens Renard & com J H Rocers—1 H Babad—! A G Stout & co—2 'T Meyer—1 C Bolton, Fox & Livingston—6 Goodhue & co—1 Camman & Whitehouse—2 Moran & Lielin—5 PD Muller & co <2 A Hewitt! H Hennequin & cot FW Schmidt & co—3 P Marrav—3 L Goldsmith—1 & Weneke—t J A Voisin & co—l PH F Piston—2 Ables & Sutler—3 W Lachaise & Fourhe—3 A 'W Ward & co—4 € Paven & com! J Magnin & ler & ‘nim3 F Bronha i Hyde—3 ‘Therion, C Porter—1 F Melt & eo? Renard & co—3 M re—=3 Deraismes & Boizard— 6 T Vietor—3 W Brewer—2L I Cohen—7 Loeschigk & Wisen- donck—2 K Whithouse—I Prime, Ward & King—1 Nesmith & Leeds—1 Prave & Livermore—1 P Schermerhorn—1 H Tobias 1 Wolfe & Gillespie—1 A Fleming—2 Boiceau & Rasch—! E Jottes—1 Deily & Maxwell—1 Benkard & Hutton—1 J C Hag- n—1 J C Keyser— n—i T Valentine=i TC wecker—I ¥; Benganzs—1 FH Sand—2? G Hessenburg—1 © oizin—1 F Cottinet=1 C W Schmidt & col Derham & Moore—26 to ord Havana—Bri ‘andalier—106 bags coffee 112 hhds molasses ‘T F Youngs—250 brs sugar M ‘'avlor—67 do Grinnell, Minturn & com124 pumpt ,000 oranges 4 bbls molasses S Berry. MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents. ‘We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Ronrar Sitvev, of our News Fleet, a Fort_of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the ‘easels Spoken on their Passage, a their Cargo, and have. Ie’ wall anv Foreign ¥, vem i Agents and Cor confer a favor by Intelligence they can ind will be thankfully PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 15, = SUN RIS: SUN eeTs +5 21] MOON Risk: +6 37| HIGH ware! 842 +9 Cleared. Buque Adario, Traub, North of Europe, MeCracken & Liv- ingston —Bries James Wilson, il Fi & >0 za, Blake, Cuba: Pi Bay, Ja. Dunscomb & Beckwi 'm Taylor, Hoey, Savan- nah, Sturges & Clearman; ‘Tampico, Neagle, Franklin, La. A. Heaton: Harriet, Brewn, Bucksville, SC. Badger & Peck.— . SC. Nesmith, Leeds Petersburg, Jemes Hunter C. J Elwell & Co: ©. Montego rrived, eal Castoff, from Havre, March 8, ‘ox & Livingston. Passed boun . Off Scilty, exchanged siz- up the Channel.” In #lar 42, lon le from the westward—lost most of with mdse, 19 in, barqne * Z nals with sh sunation unknown, and F na few days for Pe achrs Vigilant, enp- tured by the Mexican sqnadron off Campeachy, for attempting to break the blockade; Misery, éestiuation nuknown; Chattes hoochee, for NO: leans, 10 devs. Francois Guchez, a native of France, died on tha Adinst off Tortogas. of cousutrption: Brig Vandalier, Berry, days from Havana, with indse, to nek. Veto, Coombs, 6 days from Prespect, Me. with spars, t |. W. King, Spencer, 12 days from Attakapas, with imber, for the Navy Yard. c fa, Holt, tdays from Newber, NC. with naval ith, Mills, 3 days from Wilmington, NC, with tores, to J. Ogden. 2, Atwood, 4 days frem Plymouth, Mass with fish, to master. Schr Convoy, Howe,4 days from Dennis, Me. with fish, to inaster. : Senr Saml A. Appleton, Nickerson, from Brston,with mdse, master. Schr Leo, Farwell, 6 days from Thomaston, with lime, to mauter. Schr Yankee, Goodrich, 6 days from ‘Chomaston, with lime, to mater. Schr Commerce, Lockland, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to master. : Schr Transport, Nickerson, 4 days from Boston, to master. Schr Utica, Bearse, { days from Boston, with mdse, to the mister, Schr Tigress, Lovell, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to the master, Sehr Telegraph, Chase, 2 days from Newsort, in ballast, to master. Sloop Rienzi, Darfee, 2 days fom Newport, with mdse, to master. Herald Marine Correspondence, Ovrice oF THE Rone IsLaxnen, ‘th mdse, fewpor pri }, 1843. Arr ith, Usiens Bearse,and Pennsylvania, Crowell, Boston N Yorks Neri wis, Fall River for do sland, Hull, and Charles, Mason, Warren arion, Alban . Spoken ‘by a pilot boat, ia ntasket, from’ Boston for New London, on Mon- ia the E: Packet site Liverroot, for Live: pool, will sai doy. Her letter bigs are at Gilpin’s News Room, change. Packet suir SHerrren, for Liverpool, is detained in con- quence of the weather. Banque Wurratone:, arrived on Wednesday from Apalachi- cols, put iro Key West ta mndergo some trifling rey ira, hav” ing touched. on Florida reef. Stiagiva Vesse nr Greenbury Holt, Captain Galino, cleared from New York on the tho. March, for Washington, NC: with a cargo of diy goo, sand groceries. As she has not since been heard from, itis feared that she woa lost in the gale of the 16th and 17th. 7) IT. was abont 100 tons barthen, built, and not insare “Scum Wotcorr, Owen, of aud from New York for Cape Hayti, wos spoken, no date, lat 22, lon 62, She_had encounter- cd heavy weather, sprang’ mainmest and bowscrit, lecking badly, thrown overboard 126 bbls p id lost caboose house— was making for St ‘Thom : Suir Nortv Stak, Skellington, at Philadelphia from Liver: pool, exrerienced very severe Weather on the pastage—lost the fopaail and fore topsail yard, sprang fore yard, fore and main topgallant myst, aud fore topgallant yard, atove Tong bost, bul- Wirks, 8c. Was sepplied with provisions on the éth inst. by the J HL Cheney, Crabtree, from N York for Stettin, Siar Hercvers —A snrvey hi upon this versel, (reporied ashore below Mobite) and s! been condemned — She is deeply embedded in the sand, with 12 feet water in her hold nave been employed to strip her of every thing that can be brought to Mobile, which, with the hull, will be sold for account of under write Whalemen, reat Stonington 12th inst. United States, Burnham, Cro: anette fasion with 200 bbls elephanc and 60 do xp oil Spoken, Wasson, Douglass, of Brockville, from Cape Hyyti for Bos too, Ibdavs out, withcoffee—eaptatn, mate and oll hands ex: cent oveman, sick—Apiil 2. Highlands beariog WNW, 125 fanit—by pilot hoat Phantom. ; Forest, of and fom Boston for Baltimore, If hours out, April 11, Montauk Point N45 miles—by pilot host Phantom. * IH’ Cheney, Crabiree, 41 hows from NYork for Stettin, ath }. lat 39 20, lon 68 40. ester, from Ports Rico for Boston, April Sth, lat 30 30 N, nie Mation, of Hallowell, March 30, Mariel bearing SE 15 1 la, from NOrk April 2, Jat 29, lon 79. m Ameren, 18 days (com Mobile for Havre, March 8, off Baba- York for China, Oct 22, in SI AUCTION SALES. LL & HOWARD. 38 a it poner - ora Tbe guteh) 53 day's from Bremen for Charleston, April Tr Awtwrny, Mar Bracuy Heap, March for Bremen; Favorite, from New Bouveavx, Mar agit ot famiture of ell descriptions, ie the sales Also, the entire handsome farnitare of three families giving Miss Jntia Tombntl keeping; remared for convenience of sal TH (Aner hie ill i PAS STYRN ters will appear in nid Sarah Hand, for New Orleans, soon; Grecian, do and NYork, do, eb's—In port, Izette, Franks, for Boston, Salem, do; ‘La Plata, Barnard, fin PARIS & LON et. furniture and splendid paintings, the property ¢ Parlor Furniture is hindsome—there is a supe barrel organ, some bed room furnitu ‘The Paintings are gems. and such rarely met with. At i2 o'clock in the sales room, mimediately after the sale in Moot arce Sale of Splendid second hand and new Piano Fortes nid without reserve, 13 superb new es, by the beat makers in the world. ne Altered—In future thedoors will hall ie ‘sh ceutay Seeond and LNING he: RICHARD mi, “Tore Forrest | King Henry, Cowes, March 4~Arr Borneo, Fowkes, Havana. Sid Silen, On, March 4th Wand vor Bat “CRooxnaven, March Par bile 40.days, for Liverpool, with go heavy weather, Third Tiers 9746; Pi: ‘ v der, Liverpool for | Will be sold by extaton and second hard Pi: ome take wih them the eaxraate be ESDAY, 1 At ioorelocke nese Laken Will be sold the et y hose, how ‘cecupied & 25 rooms, parlors, dra) ie, Simpson, Mo- tton—had experleuced very Queen Elizabeth. ‘0. K_OF THE GLEN, S, my, White, Savannah; 3d, Mars, Dantaoura, March j—Sid 4 ‘ aich S-Shd Charlexton, Gattsrmoles Beene t, Hamburg; 3d, in the Ri Douwxrex, Feb, Cattermole, Breme: ‘oads, Italy, New Yor Laborde, Galveston “4 THs EVENT March teh Went ee wiki Mareh 4—Shi Hayne. March 2--Siu in Goes Arr 8th, Duchetse <?Or'ean: fenne, NOrleaus; Apollo, Fenn ahignnknown. Gth, Abagnu, Wrigh Sterling, Satinde: Chateaubriand, Labo 8h Poi t. ‘The bed roam fir the bedding and table linen will be it ndaomely arranged in To eonelnd= with PRETTY SINS AND PRETTY SINNERS. 7, ARG the pe Ormancas CAN THEATILO— UT-s sold in the basement, an ; time, Almoste very article in the housckeeping line will here + Edow ‘Below, ove Ame- Arr’ ith, Warsaw, Hawkins, Charleston; | ton, Patterson, doy 3 Brighton, Corning, doy na. Delamar, Mobile; tth, WEDNESDAY, April 19. k, comer of Oli Fxtensive Sale of nae E WALR ir. PHILADELPGIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUSHMAN THIS EVENING. A, be performed i, comer of Oliver nd Biadinon as umniture—Ths entire stock of a furat dealer, comprising aveneral and valuable variety. THUR! 20 I 96 zy pitare Sale—Ths entire furniture of the above hon: le Creale, Gaillan Me, 01 it OF BOOTLE BAY. Mr Wood E. A. MARSHALL Lestea Mérble Bui LERICAN DIUSEUR, uilding, corner of Broadway wud omer of Broadway xed Amustreet, UNEQUALLED suCCK ES ov “if RR' BERD gu Also engaged, Master J.T. R Who is bat 11 years old, that he has made his ust tly to ont door sales of Families breaking up orders at the store of Messrs t ay ath; Sheffield, Warsaw, Hawk to attend personal! f the ci ¥ Hsin Gainer, Whievey. ad owes, une; ichease a iy iy fe Niet Mei apicinttieae eur or Wronr, M UCTION NOT ‘Fine Marine Shell h2—Of, Louise, Steenken, Baltimore Mt bs at 151 Broadway, about 60, to 100 lots fine Ms lected by a competent judge. 0, Inge whole roots of Tuberos: premium and Lenaon varieties of 4 of Bath, cone Strinta, Charles 12th, &e Loxpon, March 4—~Cld Mediator, Chadwick, NYork > 27—Arr Sultane, Porcell, or NYork, Marl; 48 es, New Orleans, soon; Ayrshire, Mobile. Ent inward 6th, d). known as Daniel Lambert them are the } . Conqueror of the % anted genuine. Cuirant Bushes, Honeysuckles, s/f 2in high, and weighs 265 pounds. 4 i NG-h ONG Sugar Beet Seed, & ar WD. > Matanzas, April 2— rus Boat ceed, Ve wePOR, March 4—SI nia, White, Virginia Arr Jevon, Guillard, NYork, 1d Mexico, Copeland, and Robt & Ann, SwanaGe, previous to March 5—Off, Ocei: otterdamn; 6th, Benj Morgan, 1 EMtsworth, Boston. ld Great Britein, n y morning, a large lot of Fruit Tree: received from Skirving’s Nursery, Liverpool. 188 MARY ELECTRO GA Just added to the Musenm two powerful Electro Galvamc PLENDID Chinese Azaleas, Cactns, and ctherffine Parlor 7 it the large Conservatory, 575 Those withing to ‘purchase, wall please cail’ aud NIBLO & DUNLAP, for sale low for ci ius, 'N York for Charts, Developments and Onarcter at @ tri ev Glass Blowii Home Ports, fling extra charge. Fan GRAND COSM Day Performances every ‘BINO LADY. en Weiduesday and Satueday afternoon Aidioistion to all 25 centseChildren half price NATIONAL TONURATE AND EICTURE GAEL a by TRA 2 18 NOW oe NED! ee ers, Practical Poi on} Tndictmen’ f U. 8. Di %-Cld Hamilion, ‘onrt : Anceretta, and T 4 on the b gh sen ict Court—House and Cumming ¥ Breach of Con'ract; Obligation to de Morris v ‘Ten’ Eyck: V. ‘NYork. Baltimore: Holder Bor- oo Colombo, Eldridge, from Savannah for New Orleans; also. Arga. Snow, from do for Alexandria. Smith, Washington, NC: N rervey, do; Anaconda, Hall Kazan, Lerkie Copenh ge avd ; English Caces i V.C. Wi Miscellaneous, & Cash, Baltimore; Henry, Mes: not for 2 brigs. +: Hontress, Griffin, Hiv gston, Js; Rocket, Thompson, Jace las Arehelaus, Crow: A ae [AL OF CHRIST ids WORKS O: ND ART: OF PORTRAITS ted! by a paint i (SMR GUS, ” : *, the Manager has e: ERIOUS AND Af’ ‘NG QURAN, AnkoNTeH CHL DE LAST WEEK OF THE ‘The ‘eaableaninent contn vol 1 of this, work, price $3. sh, fenton; J Cooley & ¢ ‘Are lith, Unicorn, NOi ; Rochambeau, Griffin, A Lawrence, Mecker, and Splendid, Be HA April Arr North errool; Delaware, hy Nickerson, do; President, Brown, 11 ding, Boston; Antares, Crowell, ¢ Furaneta Crry, NC. April 10—Arr Delight. NYork. , Witminaton, NC. Apul 5—Cld Halcyon, (Br) Dean, An- wenn, NC. April 1—Arr Clara Fisher, Carey, Antigua W Bredley, Jones, West Ind Cranceston, April 10—Arr_ Mal Cla tith. Margaret, Ker, and Gan rib, Nickerson, Boston;’ Mooa, Hayes, N NATUR COSTLY & ELKGAN’ THE TR osing scene is pot rey 0 ns; Cotwit, Nieker- ILLS OF EXCHANGE, pavable at sight, on all parts of Kogland, Irland and Seotlaud in sums of £5, £10, £15, £20 to any amount, forsale by fat, Skellington, Lave S.J. SYLVESTER _ 8 Wail street ant 170 Broxdw: WENT MO NEY—Of ail kinds, boug gn gold and silver wanted at . J. SYLVESTER'S, oom England, arate FORTUNE TEULER! 7 Jmission to the Museum, 25oents; Children Atexten charge of 12% cents (0 those who consult one Gey in Hair, from London.—The real stand pre-eminent above ail others. ‘Their peculiar light, gossamer and ventilating being shaped exyetly as the natural hair grow and their superior material and workmanship, ax well as their stvle of finish : SOIREE POSTPONE » HE Soiree by Pro‘essor Greenbank and M7. Russell, which ‘was to hive taken placo atthe Tabernacie [sat eveni ustponed to this evening (Saturday) at halfepast id arrangement, all combine to form su fect heads of hair, that they must be seen to be fully Gronaktows, SC. April 5—Arr Mars Hill, Gray, New New Ontrans, April5—Arr_Eclinse, Dillingham, S* Th mas: North Bend, Sprrks, Philadelph Philadelohias Ann A Parker, Brightman. Churchill, Sisal Del Flavio, Coffin, Liverpool Ison, Porto Rico and a mkt. ‘A new system of the art of W. See a specimen of Barr satisfy the most fastidious that Making taucht in five les- John Crosoy, Wheeling, ot Dublin and Paris, fit, they will give the Fthiopean Sones, Re frame, Chora AND COMPLIMENTARY CONCER i to JOHN ANDER: timates that annmoer of his old fr Complimentary Coneert, whi ‘oncert Saloon, No. 41v Broad: BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON. HE subscriber begs leave to tic, that he has taken the sbove well 1 thoroughly repaired and painted ARTNER WANTED—The preprietor of one of the most orm his fiienits and the pub n in the neighborhood of New , willing to take 25 partera respectable young man,who ‘ote his time and attention to busiress. - ‘The establishment is now in complete order in every respect 1a! of $2,500 will be reqr Rog apapaysed references of respe nable and nopaler H : iy din the best manner, ighout, and will be open-d on the first of rouse is delightfully situsted immediately opr iazzas eommarde a view ex ebay and harbour of Ni To thosde esirous of a pleasant residence during the fummer months, possessing the advantages of fine silt water bathing, together with beavtiful drives 'a ¢ the city every two hours by steam offers inducements unsurpassed. by any o Jand, aud the subscriber trast ction as proprietor of termination to spare no will ensure him the cont he has heretofore been favored with. ue take plaee atthe Friday Evening, April 2tnt, 1843. He has the honor to annoui ithont which cum | stearsboat landing. and ility, application will be ce that io this occasion he will be the * by MISSES CUMMING, Whose execution of the Scottish Duet, (a troduced by them with groat seces Letters addrersed to “Hotel,” at toe Bookstore, 4/9 Broal- corner of Grand street, will meet attention. walks, and conve Wikis jody sesentt recently i pient sccess te th: has elicited the as elicited the ‘A fir t 1ate Rockaway wagon, stroncly , with hifis and p'le, ‘iron ax'es and s at M4 Grand street, from eight to ten o’clock in the morning. ANTED-—A situation as Gordener by Jutins W. Poulsen ‘a married wan, with a small years gardener to J. these ten years past made the green and forcing-honses his particula mends his services either to a gentleman r where a choice co! regetable garden: Broulway, or Samuel ‘A few lines addressed to AULBEN, care of the German Society, 105 Fulton Mreet, will meet with strict atten ‘m30 2 10 TAILORS —Wanted a ‘who hashad 5 or6 years expe clothipg store, wha ix, that his former efforts to Pavilion, with his renewed de= to render his house agree: uation of a portion Of the patro GEORGE PIF family, who was fi New Brianron, April 12, 1813. EATHING PAPER—20 bales of ve suitable for rots of house i 0 HOFFMA Mr. ROSIER, Mr. K CO.'56 Senth at: k and latermediate Places —The splendid low pressure steam! OW, Captain McLean, will I the foot of Courtlandt street ‘this Saturday afternoou, April 15th, at 5 o'clock. . Mr, N. R. ERB! new green-houses. And several Amateurs fortaing a Salexy of talent seldom tobe cultivated. He 18 also. FOR ALBANY, TROY, ay WALLOW, pen at 7 o'elocks Concert to commence at # To be had at the No. 205 Broadway, ‘No. 2 Wall street. (Tickets 50 cente- stores; Mr. V. Clirehug! Milne«, 17 Centre street. fitted up with e'egaat State Hones; and for accommodation is unrivalled on the Hudson. AN Koad att thn RAN, p . H. ‘Truesdell, leav Liberty streets on lor from New, York, a man nee in a fashionable retail entered, salesman. K. HENRY RUSSELL resp rm Jy his last appearay have the honor of presenting to most popular eomponitions. Tickets £0 reats, to be obtai Jas, L. Hewitt & Co. and Mr. At Concert to commence at § o’elvek. SINGING, — having arranged to 1 eturn to Italy the pupils uotil the 16th inst. Ax pli by letter post paid Ph manent one to th other need arply, the pier between the foot of Court Saturday evening, Aprit 15, at 6 o’cloek, Kor passage or freight, apy. y to B,C. the wharf, or on boa d. ani the, ‘ swering the ‘Shultz, at the office on A at i ea the Music Stores of LL NATIONS HOTEL, No. 111 Broadway, property taken only: ar therisivet the City Hotel —Table d’Hote from 12 till 5 PM harge for Dinner 25 certs. passed by any es ablishment in the ‘ed bedraoms ean be procuzed from $> to $3 per owners thereof. BLACK BALL, or Old Line of LIVERPOOL Packets—Regular’ Packet of 18h of et ship NEW YOR Dropper, wil sail positively as DAM SUTTON, beginning of August i 1090 tons, Capt Th above, her regular day." ‘The accommodations of this magnificent packet, in eabin, 2d 1 on inspection be found any vessel afloat. Those retamning to the Old Country will fied it to their comfort and advantae to select this conveyance: are already engaged, perso tion on board, foot a. 1 Rooms for Parties, &. On the ground floor as yon enter on B: street there are fonr beratifal BOWLING ALLEYS, in per- fectordsr ond neatly oroamented, for which amusement the from 25 cents to 12) stairs, there you find D'vini uneqnalled in this eo! isaiso a Billiard Sal and lighted, with four Michael Phvlan and Jo lite and gentlemanly p — Private Dininy 2m adwav or Thames cabin and steerage, sdvantaxe of her singing who re been themselves of M ‘on ascend the el terms, &e., by applicati charges are redt jam Sut: n’s limited stay, mat 77 Chambers street, rom 9 m20 tm*r OTREES MUSICALES—We recommen: an agreeable evening. to Ko of Beekinan street, or to the 39 Fulton st, next door to P.8. The Cambndge sails (rom Liverpool onthe Lat 0 e sending for their friends, can have 18 oo Packets of this magnificent sail from there punctually on the 7th an ‘whoare well known a5 7 sons iu their vocation, &>. {three new Tyrolean Singers. J. P. CARROLL'S: OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICATED VAPOUR BATHS. entially necessery at thi stem requires an an ted during wine Bloomingdale, ated a shorts istanes above mile stone, jusc al Drafts on the Royal Bank of Ireland, and on Messrs. Prescott bankegs, London, which will be pai every towa throughent England, wellbnown to be the year, when the throw off the cuticle aceamola on the sarftce of the skin, produces cutaneo im, searlet fever, ke. ke. 'T ration. at 25 Courtlendt street, from 6 o'clock im the morning ti!1 9 o'eleck atnight, Suiphar Buths require one hour's ths sents to any part of the city, or Grote, Ames & Co. of discount or any cl Iend, Scottant aud Wales, ‘or passage, &e , nyply as above. N—lacket of 20th Aonl—’ rior and well known packet shy ER, Atwoos, Moore, master, wi 0 urch. ‘The place ations on the L i the summer season. Tha Bloomingdale stages pass aud repass the gate every ‘The gate is new, and numbered 101. © ia accordance with the present state of the ohe of the most sland, and is re- markably health ises, oF at 132 Chambers st mely accommodate a few more cabin,second cabin eae prmncetoor bed N ont of employment would do well to MAN, 6! ook-Keepers nt Van 28) Brondway, second ain good situations as rage passengers, STRAY HORS! roving property —Passage from London or Liverpool, can ged by the regular packets, and drafis Turi any le throughout the United Kingdom, by applying alte : oon harwe as master of ves- ket Shoals, Boston, owner can hove hin y a patrons. al BROADWAY BATHS. tly practical, as no RICKS REDUCED—Single Bahs » tiekets for $5—Hot, eld ghigdandaromatic buhs, ready from tune naw Lt «clack, iar_ illustrations, common sense, Commission, Ex- 1c Course Of instruction, Wholesale, chang, and Compound Co. Specula'ion Accor vstem of splendid business penmanship im- ingredible short space of time. jotlerate. Day and evening clasres, 261 Broadway. + Pilot, i Bedford, Nantu Pirie CAE] Kennebeck, and sels bouad to New Portsmouth, Portlavd, Office at Frye & Shaw's corner Beekman. Referenee to a number the several Insurance Cempanirs ia th’s city, Boston, and UTCH HERRINGS=10 kegs superior Dutch for sale in fots to uit purehwers, at $1 per kere. 3 North River. BINSSE & ay FOR” LIVERPOOL—NEW L Packet of | 25th April SIDDONS, Captain’ E. B. ail as above, her regular day.’ Kor freight of having aecommodations unequalled for splendor or Jat Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, LLINS & CO. 56 South atreet, t Ship Sheritan, Capt. A. Depeyster, of 1900 will succeed the Siddous, aud sail the 25th of May, her ner of Maiden lane, present a complete assortment of ple e tquality, to which th Anicies are in every instance war- Their chem cals are from thy laboratories of the first chemis's in Paris, ond their plies speciatly s-lected their prtoer ihe e residing, hear their in to sve the propetion of silver, w 1 he Splendid Packet Ship exchanged or bought. p good time, or the mone » clocks and jewellery repaired in the and warranted lower than at any other porter of watches and jewel * All watehes warranted turned. Wateh te and ere fully Price of passage, 1 che’ SELLING OFF CARPETIN STORE TO L BRUSSELS, THREE PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETING FOR CASH. HE PUBLIC have Long often 8 FOR CASH AND BATH-—W¥. Toe the ships of this line will only be received at, Lt pin’s aud Hale's News Roor rs may re!y on the ships of this line sailing vanetnal ate the public, thit he has wi Catharine st eet, or Cold and Vapor Bath ting room, fronting on ented ro the taste of ih RAW GOODS — etnrer, respectfully iofvrme his custom! he season with a splendid assortme fancy Schell and Im +y advertisements, 10 diserrin inate those whieh de- arrets, &e., adver- W LIN fb ‘sewer \6'n April The LIVERPOOL, 120 tons burthen, € ‘| arched on 16th April, herregnlar day megniticent ship is the largest ever built in this eiry— is ¢ exently furnished—her between decks well lighted through: mates her ‘he me tlecrage passepuen Persons aboot fo € ted, will be foandin our Ware R ioe meee per Brosseli imperial three ply carpetin; Seo chard Eng! Double Superfine Ingr Superfine Ingrains, goo terns, extra prices, good erticle, wool, Tegrains assortment O'l Clot loths, from 3to 6 feet wide, assortment stair crepe! tai rods, tafted, Bras ‘of the choicest patteres, h Brussels, second quality, arn Carpetings, tf, aud with several other ime » Ratiand, Tuscan ths, choice patterns, He als has the pleasure of informing the lulies that he has just received a beautiful new share, the Orleans Gipsey, one ‘of the most becoming patterns that’ has ever been introduced ino ths market, r ean, Oe ings, mattings, table» Ne and Wiltow rugs sappoiktments, as age an arling Slip, ore will he removed from 39 John s wenne, apply ou bored fooy Bartine, Sains ngiven Ist Jul You NG & CO, No. 440 Pearl atreet. UNTERIAN DISPENSARY, 3 Division street, esta he sale of the fam aralleled cures T verpool will sail from Liverpool on the Sth Jane. Persons wishing to send for their friends ean have them broa out iu her, or other first class ships sailing weekly, on favoral ESSRS, HARNDEN &CO, hare iy press, to Mesirs. HATO continue the bu iness, and to whom the their former patrons, blished in 1895, fo Drop, now known for ed States and Eu HARNDEN & CO. for any amount, payable on demand pall the principal towus of England, antly for sele ¥s above. Siddons will succeed the Li the most: eminent ph hi i! say nothing of the hundreds of d Lover the eruntty No other place in this city or Stat tained. This medi ANIMAL MAGNETISM MR. R. KIDD, by parsicular request will deliver two more portant subject, in Concert Hall, venings, Apert ih and 15th. }, Warranted io all CANOE he obtained Bont ia spread all over that : any of Buffalo, N.Y sor Charles Leciures on’ th’s very ou Friday and Saturday ex-eriments will be new and highly interesting. Tickets of Aé mission 12 Doors open at A few TLEM dated with go Rites TE—The sapenorship SCOT tert oi tee pamengey ‘having, baer ithe obtained in Alb: BOYD & HINCKEN, FOR NEW ORLEANS=LOUISTANA AND Poritively First Regular Tand to co wmence at 7 o'clock. N of steady hebits can be accommo: vod bord and pleysynt rooms in a private fami= Alto, afew day boaders cin be accom: le term. A parlor and bedroom LE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIL- intemperanee, residence pear marshy to promote imparity oft mpelas, consumption, epi fever and ague, d which will soon be remot Kelly's Double Extract of I ELLY’S DOUB! A Y. ly, at 204 Faiten street. NEW YORK LIN modated on the m: the 201 a wr handsome farnished secommodations, appl} foot of Wall st. or to wey CO. 5 South et. OLD LEAR—Dentss Foil $26.09 per qated caval to any tm the city, Also, gold leat 0 per pk. fullsize, 33%@ inches, for cash, xt the may Sitenadettrect. wal stomach and bowel at Orleans wharf, EK Shippers mayrely upon ed. aud that the ships of this fu fised. Any guarsuice to that effect will be given and folfilled red. ans, Hallin & Woodruff, who will prompt to their address. Ocmulsee, Captain Peet, will succeed the A a r y-five cents each, or five for one W. Kelly's Gotham’ Confectionary, that may be requ: PAPER HANGINGS, THE NEW YORK trade and of conntry quested to our assortment. : a have their work dove by. the merehaguts is re- Landlords and others wanting rooms No. 75 Ch ED sound and Seienti sane Hoveratious of eve gases nl berated, andra Cyn in the city will attend to the treatment of Pr attention is paid to TO’ THE AFFLIC ie APFLICT most reasonable terme, WINDOW SHADE We have also received a large ass painted window 8! first rate accommodati pacsengers. For further of Ross velt street, or to ‘tment of transparent cfevery variety and price. an’ linens for shedes, shade trimmings, &e. HAIK MATTRESSES, We have constantly on hand pure curled hair mattresses, of tion performed im the 5 all diseases of the eve the treatment of all male eomplain’ KOK SALE Crt plendid sloop h' phone ane jendid sloop yacht mattresses, feathsr beds, and eviry article in the y can be seen, or to wane ‘ad ieee Ay . DW WOMER nostwick, Atiending Phi FY 75 Chambers st.24 ho ihe patronage and ‘commendation ¢ pure and. eau thoreest notice. O} nd y-avels fur UPHOLSTERY , We have also on hard every article 10 the Upholstery busi- @ in partof sstin and worsted damanks, of all furniture chintz, gilt ornaments, poles fringes, binding, govds, Cm "2 Maiden Lane. ay] ‘of the United States madefon v 8. J. SYLVESTE: 22 Wall street, and i that will carry from | Or good improved city property’ w: ind in perfect order. stating age and full particulars, Phis institution is und the following gent OLLECTIONS on a the most favorable terms,