The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1843, Page 3

PROFESSOR VALPEAU’S CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILL for the radical cure of gonorrkea, gleet, and all unpleasant discharges ‘rom the uretha, is now the only remedy used for those distressing maladies. ‘Their celebrated inventor, Prof. V. in hi : “Gentlemen, I have rable time with ut a single instance of failw nd after having tried every remedy known for these diseases, and after en experience of twenty-five years, I have no hesitation in pronouncing them to be the best remedy for gonorrhie or gleet, at present known to the medical pro- fersion.” 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 thonsand boxes, anddefy any case tobe produced where they have not effected a cure. Among the man: advantages they possess over the old treatment, the lowing are worthy of notice, viz : Their effect is certain, they contain ne mercury, or any medicine calculated to injure the constitution. ‘They allow the fase to follow his ordinary business, without tainting the breath, disa- Kreeing with the stomach, or causing the least suspicion that the patient is under any medical treatment. Sold in boxes containing 100 pills, at $1 per box. To medical practitioners and dru; $3 per dozen boxes. By order of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau st. N.Y. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. GG TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS WILL BUY one of Sherman’s Poor Man’s Plasters, which will cure the Rheumatism, Lumbago, pain or weakness in the side, back, breast or any part of the body in a few hours ; ma- ny who have used them wouldn’t be without them for any money—for no other plaster ever did half the rood. J. W. Hoxie, Esq. was cured by one of them when he was bent almost double with the Rheumatism. So popular are these plasters that unprincipled men have attempted to palm off worthless imitations for them; be sure you get the genuine Sherman’s Poor Man’s Plaster. His name and full directions are on the back of each. Warehouse, 106 Nassou st. Agents 4 Stanwix Hall, Albany, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. 0G- TURTLE STEAKS AND TERRAPIN.—Capt. Carr, of the Terrapin Lunch, will serve up some of the realsnappers this day. Soup ready at 12 o’clock. SARSAPARILLA.—The members ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe city of N. Yark beg respect fully to announce to the American rublic that their prep?- ration of Sarsaparilla, Gentian and Sarsafras is prepared under the superintendence of scientific medical practition- ers, well acquainted with the medicinal properties and cu- w ive powers of each root, and the exact proportions one ‘bAalid bear to the other. . The public will thus at once see the superiority of such an article over the common Syrup of Sarsaparilla manu- red by the druggist who cannot be expected to pos- sufficient medical knowledge to make a really bene- ficial ex'ract, but depend entirely for the sale of it by putting advertisements and bartering their mixture for certificates. The genuine Extract of Sarsaparilla, Gen. tian and Sarsafras prepared by the College, has now been hefore the publie for one year, and the best proof of its efficacy lies in the vastly increased demand for it and the flattering testimonials of the members ofthe medical pro- fession generally. In all diseases a from impurity ofthe blood,its effect is truly beneficial—such as scroful salt rheum, cutaneous eruptions, chronic rheumatism, sy- vhilitic affections arising from the abuse of mercury, en- largement of the glands and all other diseases arising from a deranged state of the system—Sold in single bottles 75 cents each; cases containing half a dozen $3 50; do do one dozen $6 W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Oftice and Consulting Rooms ofthe College 97 Nassau New York. N. B. A liberal discount allowed to country practition- ers and druggists. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, April 16—6 P, M. The Bank of Pennsylvania having been galvanised, re- sumes its business to-morrow. It will last probably until the State and banks have sold out its stock. After a few days trial the new Board of Brokers find that the new Exchange Room answers admirably for their Dusiness. A wooden floor is to be laid, and the canopy to be made thicker, so as eff.ctually to do away with the re- verberation. The public seem to take great interest in the affair. The attendance daily is large, and as the pro- gress of events purges the association of its weaker mem, bers, confidence incret Its leading features of publi- city, and commissions on the net amount of sales, instead ofon the par value of stock, are very popular. Should stock business revive to anything like tho extent which it reached afew years since,the new Board would undoubt edly absorb the other. The number ofmembers at both Boards is increasing rapidly, and it would seem advisable that some limit should be fixed to it. For instance, the number of stock brokers on the Paris bourse is fixed, we believe, at 60—the price of a license is £120,000. The number of members can on no account be increased. A Person can become a member only by purchase of the li- scence of some member. These, therefore, always com- mand a very high premium. A similar arrangement might be introduced at the now Board,by fixing the num. ber in the constitution, and issuing certificates of mew- dership, which shall be transferable—the association to have the right of approval. The old Board are now working to disadvantage, and are caught in their own trap. When all prices of stocks fell under par they pas ed a rule that all commissions should be charged on the par value. New York and Government stock are now above par, and they must submit to loss of commissions orre-alter the rule to suit themselves. This seemsa little too barefaced for them to attempt at present; they have taken the room they occupy in the third story of the Ex- change building for another year. As James G. King has now become landlord of the whole building he may turn out the new Board—very little other than speculative bu- siness is done at either Board. ‘The Mechanics’ Bank having procured the reduction of its charter, will probably resume its dividends. A change has taken place in the direction, A. T. Stewart, Anson Baker, and G. Ireland, have been removed, and Francis Hall, editor, R. Irwin, and Mr. Gifford, installed in their places. We yesterday published a statement of the affairs of the Merchants’ Exchange Company. It appears that Peter Harmony, Esq. is owner of $50,000 of the stock of the Company, and represents $49,000 for other partics. W. P. Farnis, Esq,, is also a stockholder to a large amount. -- These gentlemen have, we understand, taken the advice of counsel, as tothe iniquitous proceedings, by which a property worth near $2,000,000, is put into the hands of James G. King for the exclusive benefit of Baring, Bro, thers, who advanced on a mortgage $585,400. The $1,- 000,000 advanced by the stockholders, and the $400,000 by other parties, of which $22.406 are mechanics, for work done, are entirely excluded,and the whole property given ver tothe agent ofa London broker. This agent too ‘one of the officers of the Exchange Company, helped borrow the money, and helped to squander it. As soon the concern is entirely insolvent he turns round and aims the whole concern for his principals in London, the exclusion of those of whom he helped to contract bts in the name of the Exchange Company. The un- mechanics may bless their stars that they had the joner to work for “my house,” that’s ‘‘glory enough” for em. Who will have the impudence to talk of Mississip. repudiation when such an outrageous juggle is perpe- not only in the heart of the city of N. York,but con- erning the very building in which her merchants con- fe. The letter of Mr. King under date of March 24 the most superlative plece of impudence that ever ii even froma stockjobber. The letter of the commit- to Strongasking his council, coolly and deliberately its the throats of the stockholders with as much non- alence as the dividends on $60,000 of stock notes in the merican Life and Trust were pocketed for ten years. @ opinion of the counsel is indeed so “strong,” that it smells to heaven.” This counsel states that the mort- es of King, in the event of the appointment of a re- iver, would be litigated as invalid, and consequently to ge” the law and prevent the mechanics from getting ir pay the best way is to give Mr.K. possession, which is ine points of the law.” This, he says, should “be done ith some degree of publicity in the presence of two in« duals.” Of course, acting upon this “cut and dried” inion, the committee, including the highly respectable ipient of dividends on unpaid stock notes, calmly and ly recommend for rensons!—heaven preserve us !—of counsel, that the property, $2,000,000, should be given Mr. King. The other creditors,stockholders and mecha: ) May go to the de" Who will say that any section the Uajon is exempt from repudiation ? ‘he position of affairs in England is most remarkable in tothe curreney. In January, 1842, the rate of in- in Londen was 6 per cent. At that period, the ik was beginning to recover from the long depression jer which she had been laboring. In the fall of , the bank of France lent her £4,000,000 to preserve standing, and sustain the whole paper system and ofGreat Britain. The return of bullion to the vaults 6 bank was very slow, notwithstanding the severity je pressure upon the mercantile community cansed jhe convulsive contractions of the bank to get back its le. Theevidence ef this distress was scen in the priceto which money rose in January 1819, 6 per cent—higher than it was ever known before. ih wstate of things forbad the entering into new en- ments, and the destruction and settlement of old ones ie businessof the country prostrate. During 1942, lemand for money for business purposes was con- ly diminishing until ir. January 1843, commercial ‘were sought for at 1} per cent. This prostration of han been continued by the passage of six hostile ta- ito exclude English goods from as many different na, Simultaneous with this falling off in the demand for y,the distress of the people, whose trade had been by the pressure of the bank, causod a fearful de. in the government revenues, which amounted to ,000 in the last quarter. The Bank then pushed out board them its funds to assist the government by discounti ficiency bills. ‘The moyements of the Banks for the year,is seen in the following table: Movements oF rir Buivish Bayxs ror 1812. unk af Country ‘Total cur 1841. England. Banks. rene] Bullion. September, 17,169,000 16,980,000 34,049,000 October, y 16,999,199 35,563'699 November, 19,057,583 36,192.83 December, 18,279,671 34,561,671 January, 17,312,013 33,605,013 Febraary, I7,3A7 AL 34,739,421 March, 15,797,995 33,591,925 April 16,340,080 33,014,000 16,445,751 34,849,754 34.396 629 December, J ae 10,054,000 Jynuary, 18,283,000 15 766,000 34,049,000 898 February, 21,108,000 15 877,000 36,985,000 10,933,000 It will be observed that the circulation of the country banks, which immediately supply the great operations of business, has declined heavily, while the Bank circulation has kept pace with the wants of the government. The average of the three months ending January 1842, as compared with the last three, are as follows : Rank of — Country Average. England Banks Total. To January 184i, 16 899,000 paging November te March 1842, 19,410,000 2,511,000 2,495,817 This shows remarkable change. The country banks have had their business diminished by the decline oftrade as much asthe circulation ofthe Bank of England was inereased by the wants of an insolvent government, occ: tioned by the loss of revenue growing out of the ruined trade, ‘Thereturn for February shows amore marked result. The Baxk has been pushing its paper money upon asuperabundant market to avert the bankruptcy of the government. The repudiation of the English debt hangs upon a hair. ‘The welfare, almost the existence of the people, depends upon throwingit off: The noxt short crop will effect it, ‘married, On the Sth instant, at New Brunswick, New Jersey, Mr. Wiritam Jouxsox, late of the firm of Johnson & Co. in this city, to Miss Extza Ceci, of the former place. On Tuesday the 11th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Steven- son, Axprew Kxox, Esq. to Miss Axnanriua G.Dovctas youngest daughter of the Reverend James Douglas, all of this city. 4 Died. On the 16th instent, Saran Ans, only daughter of Ed- ward and Julia Ann Miller, aged nine months and six- teen days, Faneral will take place this afternoon at 6 o’clock,from her late residence No. 8 Grand street. ‘The relatives and friends ef the family are respectfully invited to attend. Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Africa. Keb. Ig Dee. ei Mach 16 Jan. 2 eae ayaguen « Maracaibo : Nassau, N. Oahu, 8. T+ Cape To Paris Curagon: Demerara « Fayal «+ Gibrattar il « April 1 March 12 81 A 4 TT; ++ March 21 Feb. 27 Passengers Arrived. Livenroot—Pzcket ship Columbus—Mr Gray and Mr Wie- emau” “Havne—Packet ship Silvie de Graste—Wm. Burdee, of land; John F Brocke, Surzcon U 8 Navy, and Geo L Bevin Phi Ws A Ha;den, Boston, Johu B Foster, Bangor a5 rae. Janveiro—Ship Courier-—Mrs Jane Hamilton, Robt WA Rassel!, v Rogers. Key Warsr—Bargue Everton—W H Terfiver, G Abbott, ann N G Weeks, late master of ship Marion, New ORveans—PBarque Luzon—Mrs Wheeler and child, Miss Dases, Mrs Morton, Mr Tuck. Foreign Importations, 00L—Skin Columbur—2 ‘pkgs Osbome & Littlh—9 R hi—2 W W Chester—2 © Adshead & co—9 ¢ Parpson Varks & Church—37 J G hon & co—7 Bird, Gillian &eo— 16 H Auchencloss & Sons—7 Barclay & Livirgston—3 T Hunt & co—10 Wood. Johnson & Barrett—2 Van Wavener & ro—2 R wsher—1 Fel'ows, Rud & Sendder—1 G W Coit & comi4 10 HN Peck & coms F Tomes & Son- EJ Fergnson—17 Tcgliss & Scott—6 RS Butterfielé—3 J Hudson =2 Cor ies, Haydock & co—1 D Hidden & Son—2 Oakley & Loomis—1 Peck & Sawyer—9 Smith, Thurgar & er —1 T Bur nett—1 G Pearce—3 J Robertson & co—33 Sands, Son & co—I W H Housmann & co—i Lewis & co—5 ‘I’ & T For—3 J Dana & Son—! D D Woira'l, Wood & co—3 T B Worrall & 8 Peabody, Riggs & com] Harmer, MeGovan & co—24 Gorten, Hodges & co—1 RN Simson & cod P'S Pratt & co— } Griffin & Pollman—28 Smith, Tour &com3 E T Sunderron—t Tooker, M =3 Thomyson & com1i L Atterbu 1 45 pkes G Patterson & com! bx sperie Silss Bronson—t pkgs Th J Bote—78! hars 356 bund! 10.1 G W Shields—1175 secks He 50 tors coal CH Maisie. pkgs 6315 bars iron 160 bun- ip Silvie de Grasse——1 1x specie A Belmon!— ie C Bolton, Fox & Livingsiou—l mése Pillet & Le 1 Lutz Rrere—?- and | parcel sa 1H Fils—1 Mes J Wittiogham— De Kham & M 2H ache — 4 Tiffany. Youur & 2 Dorr & Allev—t Irving Van Lane, Samson & co—! W Hennick, Bo:rou—l Gilbert Freres 1 Moore & Brkeiml Viade—t 'G Weidmeyer=3 S&H Kohvstamm—2 David Wox'—1 Henry Bahad—1 Nevins & co = vrolat & ec—1 Adatms, Homer & eo—i B Huttor—3 J Gilmcr—1 Henschen & Unkari—3 B Ruse! —1 UH Kellogg & com WH Hontmin & co, 1De Rham burg & Davi Phi'ad— & Moor —1 G Hessenberg & co—| Meeke, Platt & \ Loeschigk & Wi Kerm1 E Dechawx—t GC nuenck—4 A H Ward & com Thorburn—1 Mt Te D Hant &eo—3 DG & Wb), clix rt & co: +B Stravg-—2 Hunden & com Bullia & Sander kad & Huttovm1 ¥ Taorsnecken & eo, Philad=1 AT A'iscach—1 Joly Freres—!1 A Casellim? Herekmath & Van Dimme—2 J A Iselin—t ¥ J Meyer-6 W Vyse—1 ecru & Rogel—1 bex specie Camman, Whitehow bats wine E Borwar gi —31 kus mdse to order MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. Britannia, Hewitt + G, Westem, Hosken: Hibernia, — Judkins + Ship Masters and Agents, ‘We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Ropert Suivey, of our News leet, a Ke- ort of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the Pesegls Spoken oo theit Fassege, a List of their Cargo, and i ‘wspapers or News they may have. He wiil mediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor- home or abroad, wili also confer a favor by Office all the Marine I telligence they ean cal Information of any kind will be thankfully aav Foreign, Packet shin Colamby fe, from Liverpool, Mareh 22, with misc, (oC. H. Marshall, The C, run the distance to Sable Tiland, after discharging her pilot, in 133¢daye. March 28, John Hednot,serman, of Baltimore, fell from the Jibboom, and it blowing a gale of wind at the time, was drowned. Packet ship) Silvie de Grasse, Thompson, from Havre, March ith mdse, to ©. Bolton, Fox vingston. Has’ experi tes of w nd from the westward, during the & whyle passave, split c a Hecker tits’ Aiseny, Watson, from Havie, Feb, 91, with mise, to Wm. Whisloek, tr Packet ship Utien, Hewitt, from Havre, Feb. 15, with mdse, to C. Bolton, & Livingston. Ship Courier, Wolte, from Rio de Janeiro, March 3. with 4000 bags coffee to A. Foster & Son. Le't U.S. brig Chipola, T. M. Gardner comma at Cons’ of Africas Philip Tabb (wh) for United Stites, next ada. (wh) bound round Cape Horn, soon: Gulnare, of Baltimore, wtg trt; Hortersia, of do, do; Globe, of Philadelphia, doy Lucy Penniman, of Mach - as, do; Susan, of NYok, do; Ariel, ju ¢ arr from Richmond; Sophia, of Baltimore, for sale, 22d nit. lat 125 gue Osceola, of and for Phil Iph'a, s Sat, lat 2150, lon 59 40, spoke Carpenter's Son, of aud mouth for Martinique—all weil, Ship Hantsville, Mumtord, 14 days fiom New Ouleans, with corton, to B. K. nfoogos, vin Key West 9 ds & Co; 300 hhds II tes 2 hhds 91 tes honey Taylor. Buique Luzon, Goodrich, 14 days from New Orleans, with sugar, &e fo maste Desdemona, plaster, to moster. fateh, 14 days from Windsor, NS. with A ship supposed to be the Stephen Whitney, TI of Liverpool, March 4, with mdse, to R- Keri, nompeoms from Genera: Recora, Foneton Lerten Ovrior—The Liverpool, Eldridge, and Sheffield, Allen, for Liverpool, and Rhone, Jchnston, for Havre, will sal to-day. ‘Their letter bags are at Gilpin’s, iv the Exchange. Loss or Siti Conntnia —By the Acadia ateamer, aceounts were brought over reap ett the bg held ba om papald peke! ship ths Comabis, Commander Bell, belong: first class pock Hey pth y nate of wiode while ing t0 Laverpool x heay on her outward passage United” States, “The ‘nwage, after i liverpool, 8 to have beens exceedt ly severe : sof ter ie gal betrg more sing the Atlontic, nearly crushed to pieces ‘At about two o'clock ia the merning of she became a wreck, about 1? miles Dureetly the ship struck, the bat the rea and wind ny west of Atacalema Lighthouse. crew exerted every nerve to get h were tremendous at the time, yrevented them, and she soon commeneed to break up. “The commander remeined on boardas long as he possibly could. He hud previously had the job—to be done wi street same time giving them the assurance that every exertion will cisely. atw The were selecied to supe of fron Chests which had the best reputatic Ok one of these prape ty. preservets. we Naps Otte Ie tee haa Uy eppaying to the Isom Sete end Were” ty L whe War of i . at dscawitec SILAS C. HERRING, 199 Water st NOPIGH is hereby that the annual elecuon tor Phare N “teen Directors of the New ¥.tk and Hyrlacm Rail Koad the city of New York, the 16 o'clock, F. ted overboard, aud finding there were no hopes reventingithe destruction of the vestel, he left her to, the mercy of the tempest. In making for the shore, the boat whic hie was iv capsized, nd the whole of those in het would have inevitanly perished, but for the promptness displayed aie rest of the alap’s crew, inthe other boats, | By the sme thy» lop they were almost exhaus ya 4 al being apprised of the disaster, he fort Majesty's st ate Ardent to proceed to couualect Sogn, Siaste Aken fo Mes ae at op its arvival, ‘was the poscion, ia which the Jay that it was dangerous to go near her. Since then, it «the Vessel h ind disappeared. Her f rchandise avd iestated to have been worth total loss is not far short of oods (f every description, and from £2,000 to £15080. The £70,000.—Liverpoot paper. Spoken. Georgiana, from New Orleans for New York, April Ist, off ‘ortucas. Cordetis, Crocket, from Havana for Portland, April 4th, lat 31 40,1on 7001. ‘orfolk, Snow, from Liverpool for New Orleans, March 29, Jat 33 25, lon 67 37. ‘asson, Dougirss, from Cape Haytien for Boston—had, lost April 11, lat 38, lon 7155, Foreign Ports. Liverroot. March 2i—Sid_ Chi Jacob Pennell, Hasty, New Onle ‘appahannock: Drummond. do Jem, Hiern, Mobile; Bertin, C: Bowditch, Crowell, NOrleai ‘issa Andrews, Colby, “thomas, joule, NOrleans; Prine Orles Haleyon, lsth—Arr Martha Washington, Stevens ; United States, Swenton, and Liverpool, Agry, NOrleans; Alabama, and Mer- chant, Charleston. Sid Severn, Howes, and Ontario, tiolmes, Apalachicota, Mthe-Arr Jane Ross Menill, Natchez; Washington, Ben- #0n, Mobile; Lucretia, Bavanhahi_ & Aymar, Carver, Apalachi- Garrick dy, NYork. Sid Leila, Hi lo- a, Barstow, and Caledonia Brander, Malony, NOt Gon- dola, Warnock, Mobi land, Rob NB. obinson, St John, ale. Farley; Windsor Castl fe; Por 16th—Sld Charlotte, Gerry ud Columbia, Haley, New lover; Glendower, Parsous, fea 15th—Arr Georriana, Behm, Charleston; Margaret Johnson, Groom; Meneo, Nichols, and Normandie, Spalding, Mobile; ‘Troy. Hill; Russia; Moninouth, Patten, and Stafford, Brewer, NOtleans, th—Are John Fehrman, Long orgia, Otis; Byzon, Rustell; We ell, Lamy ques; Ad Tracy: Garonne, Saghry: Win & Frances Ann. Jacksouy ithe Parker, wi are, atten; Penne aylvania, i Pierce Cevion, Rand: Sie ‘Caledema, Bines North Bend nibal, Barker, New Orleans Il; Hermitage, Badger; John 290, MeCerrau: Salem: Britannia, Vero; cl ; Washington, Wilkie; Milton, Dickson; Corea, Gardner; Cherokee, Lon iN;) Herman, Allen, and Blonde,Crawford, Mobile; Gondola, Reune; Havre, Carpenter; Indetatigable; Tallahassee, Oaborn; Olive Branch, nglish: Chas Joseph, Norman; Oromocto, Gillies, and Romu: Jus. Teller, Savauna t, Mosher; Cordova, Morse; Ediston, Simpson; Fanny, Bisson; Wellington, M’lntyre; Col- +. Withers; Hannah'Sprague, Cook; Consbrook, Polleck; <1 Kingdom; Oceanus, Brown: Lady Adame; Johu & Ro- ’Kichnie, and Mersey, Tucker, Charleston; Emblem, Mary & Susa Liverpool, Hadley, Analachi olay Thracian, Brown, and Diana, Freeman, Natchez; Mary Barry, Saal, and Iron Queen, Galveston. 12th—Arr Orpheus, Hill, and Columbus, Cole, NYork; Me- 3 Potter; Palestine, and Iris, Merryman, t , Apalachi Konia! rosader, Johnson, and Clarissa Ang nah; Stephen Lurman; Conqueror, Mc Ante Charleston; Euphrates, Bunting; Movant anson, Mobile. Mth—Arr England, Martlett; Rochester, Woodhouse, and Stor Republic, Henley, NYorki Archelans, Boutelle; erlin, Crocker; Hilah, Hammond; Kilby, Baistou; Alleghany, Han Jacob Pennell, and Sir Colin cones Il, Penticost, NOrieans: Alexander, Leeds, and Talleyrand, Healey, Charleston; St rior, Allen, Savannah; Hereford, and Alired, Myers, Apalae! cols. S'd Lord S: Welsh, NOrieai 1oth-Arr U Britton, and Eutaw. Thompson, N York; Iizaide, Th Shnrl Severn, Cheever, Savan- nah; Roe! tchell, and Sultan, Mobile— Sl, Lotus, Watson, and Yorkshire, Black, NOrleans; Hebe, Wright, NVork; Rockshire, Jackson, Mabite. Loading 2ist, 3t Lawrence, Hodge, and Izaide, Thayer, for tar Republic. Hendley, Galveston; Binney, Thomas, He, Loring, Havana; Eagle Lang; Lausanne, M: Saml Hicks, Bunker; Memphis, Knight; Georze Wa Barrows: Brooklyn, Richa don, and Entaw, Thompson, New hes ontelle; Berlin, Crocke Il, Higgins, NOrlrans; Potomac, Drew, and’ Allegha- rauch, English aud Josephine, Marbury, Virgina. Orr Di ‘NOrleans for Aniwerp: Stephani, N Yor Jambi imburg. Portsmourn, March 17—Sid Mersey, Savannah, Ore PeNzaxce, March 16—Monicetlo, from Savannah for re. Conn, March 16—Arr Prince Albert, NYork. Sr Tromtas, March 26—10 port, Caroline & Mary; ‘Tremont; Dolphin; Viola, Lane; Matblefiead, Pitman, and oshers, diss charging. Ponto Canets.o, March 27—In port, Orion, Wilk'ns, for Phi- Indelphia, th; Henrietta, Ferelly wig freight: kmily Ellicot, Landerman, for Baltimore, 28h; John Drew, Alden, for New York, do. Home Ports, Newnurvrorr, April 4—Below, Forest, Varina, from Dunaens: Ponce, PR. Boston, Aoril 15—Arr Zaida, Houdlette, Nw Orleans; Pare tridge, Merryman, Matanzis; Florence, Howland, Porto Cabel- lo; Planet, Cope, Petersh Cid Laura, (ne f this port, 625 tons) Snow, NOrle Smith, Mentevideo and mkt; Maria Theresa, C a and a mkt: Osceola. ton, Charleston; C! aga , M ck, Baltimore; r, Kustis, St Jago; Rubicon, Visscher, Bearse, Albany. Arr Savannah; Horr et, Swift, Ch's- Inthe bay, ‘Red Charlesgou ed wi Sears, Boston for ekr OW INy hias Fee do, with los# of head ¢ above, leaving ho vessel in port atl pm, tan, fail of water. She was taken into the head of the harbor, to be hove out, but the tides failing off, she caught aground. Endeavors are inaking to get her into soastokeave her out avd stop ber leak. Arr iiten, St Thomas for Boston; Atlas, New- d April 1i—Arr Sylph, Smith, Philadelphia; Vi- enna, Hallock, do. Below, a topsail schr, deeply laden. Sty oe ae Patlen, Fredericksburg, Ada: ickerson, Phila- elphi THE CIETY weet i (Meoday) tith Apal, at7 g'slock, evening. ¢ hair takem precisely at }¢ peat 7, peakers for this evening are the Rey. William 8. Baleh, and Edward D. Conuery, K4q, who have hindly ac- cepted invitations to address this S. he Singers are Messrs. Poole, Cohen, Henry and Kyd, aud the Lady Caledonian Temperance Choir. i ‘Those who admire intelleciual and philosophical speaki and sweet and chaste singing, wi gratified at this meetin, where tickets will be ready for the Concert on the 2ith. Bee future advertise ment. WILLIAM FINLAY, Fresident. ADIT Ite ON THE ClVIL GOVERNMENT BREWS —Prof. Wines will give the T Lecture of his Course, on Monday evemng, the 17th inst. the Fourth and final Li eon Toesday evening the 36th wert ef Broadway and Leonard Coleman, Caracoa; Glendo Litchteld, Washiugton, NC lath, Frauers Hallett, Roger ton: Eliza, Doaue, NYork. for Boston. : New ries CALEDONIAN WASHINGTO T. B. 8O- the Nation*l Hall, Canal street, this The Wat Bowie, Se commencing ° ; 5 Surject of the Thi d Leetare—Analysis of the Hebrew Con- stitmtion, witha preliminary i: quiry into the properties and ten- dencies ¢f Polytneism, aud also iuto ,the jnature, ‘design aud limit of the Theorracy. f Subject of the 4th Lecture=Vrincirles of Jurisprudence em- odied iu the Mosiac Lode. i ‘Virkets 29 cectr, to be had at Wiley & Putnin 2 dos FURNISHING STORES, 15 Maiden lane, and 349 Breadway & 1. COX have just opened a new asortm Furnishing Goods, consisung of girandol Broadway, p17 It tof House J. great variety; Sheffield and Birmin: branches, urns, writers, tea set, res, iu ercekers, &o. ke sets, or by the dozen; also, pen and pocket . razors, &e.; hall lanterns, wlazed with ‘plain, plate, or stained gla’s, at very reduced prices; mantel clocks in krest japanned tea tr d baskets, kuile trays, spice ys, Son's Sheffi Id, Britannit tea sets end dies, butter knives, and steak dishes, po: man silver spoons, ish covers, coffee wi ons. ware, mbes, chempagnes, tumblers, decanters, lemon- irror elery bowls. pitehers, & aide to order. Hea, dessert, ves, tea setay'es mproved Patent Solar 19's, pitehers, ¢! Lamp, of Koal te are respect i William street, offers to and well selected Segars, viz Ny invited to call, the fel- Noriega. Fsnartere D Primavera. Esperanz,, And a numerons variety of other Bran: sortment of Reg are gnaranteed to N.B.—The above and also a ly at this establ ice ase hment ap 7 ‘O PAVERS—Wanted Costractors for the pavi-g of the street between Dover and Rosevelt, in Froat stree to anawer the ci ion Any one desirous to take the peed—will epply at 267, 268 and 281 Front api7 tee CARD, SHE subscribers hoving taken the store, No. 193 Chatham Sqaare, for the pnrpose of carrying on the Hetting bus jer the of May next, beg Tee etfaily ‘0 solicit the ge of their friends and the public generally, at the be made to merit the same, LEONARD BOND. ‘THOMAS M. PARK. m ET SHI? LIVERPOOL, FOR LIVERPOOL— Possepgers by this ship will please be on board steamboat Hercules, at W morning at 11 o’eloek pre- hich time the ship wall sai dat a quarter befure MH, ‘one man overboard on the passage, and Lept D was quite sick— | H i ANTED-—A situation as Cook, Washer and Jroner, by & respectabl - Would have no CS Baceey to go to the itry, and can give the bi city references trom her! ast W. AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS, _ place = Anply at 266 Broom in front. api? 2@r THO BELL & HOWARD. NIBLO’S CONCERT SALOON, tmtores Norte Aan ind Ue Peden cir eehd BROADWAY, “MONDAY, Aon 17. R. HENRY RUSSELL, begs. respectfully to an- At 103g Seloct ot 16 Mott street. he will give his lat Voeal Enter of genteel furniture and splendid paintings, the property loon, on "Taesd: a amaten lay Evening, Apri Hath, 1613, gn which oceasion he will have the honor of pre- senting public, . Ps 7 a » atic, sovern! of jis new compositions, whic! ‘he Parlor Furniture is handsome—thore isa superb sixteen barrel organ, some bed room furniture, kitnhen ntensils, &e. Paintings are gems. and such a1 rarely met with TROGRAMME ALIZ ofclock i the sles room, immediately ater the sale in SONG—i'm Atlo Large Sale of Splendid second hand and new Piano Fortes— Will be sold by catalogue and without reserve, 13 superb new and second hand Piano Fortes, by best makers in the world. Some take with them the gnyran “Words by Eliza Cook. P'm afloat, I’m afloxt, on the fieree rolling ti ‘The ocean's my home, and my bark is my bride, &e. &e, ONG—The Old Arm Chair. Love it, and whosha t dare "Yo chide ine for loving that old arm chair. SCENA—The Dream of the Reveller:orthe Three Houses. ‘Sang by Mr.Ruasell at theGrent Temperanee Meeting, held in the long room at Exeter Hall, London, in the ee fords by itles Mackay, le Around the board the guests were met, the lights above them amine. din their cups, replenish’d off, the ruddy wine was stream- Ani ‘Their cheeks were flush’d, their eyes wore bright,their hoarts phe Tilt Pleamare bound wi song was sung, the toast was gi SSDAY, 19th, At 10 o'clock, nt 96 Liberty st. Large Sale of Farniture—Witl be sold the entire farni the above four story house, now scenic asa genteel ing house. Com peleing 25 rooms, parlors, di o a+ 8 a, and loud the revel 401 3 1 drain’d my bumper wi@ the reat, and cried, “Away with sorrow!” 4 ard cuztaine; the n n Z the bedding and Cable linen will be sold id the basement, andall will be hantsomely. arrange ime; almost every article in the housekeeping line will here be foud. Let us be happy for to-day, what cave we for to morrow?” Bat as 1 spoke my sight grew dian, and slumber deep eame o’er me And, mid Gop hist of mingling tongues, this vision pase’d be- c, fore m large ante of dey xocils, elochiug, faney and pleleed " 5 rench and London cloths, summer clothe. for geutle- 1c erate ocean oe men. ‘The continuati stock of n dry goods store. Five tunks clothing. hardware, &e. WEDNESDAY, April 19. At 1036 o'clock, comer of Oliver and Madixon sis. Extensive Sale of Furnityre—The entire stock of a furniture dealer, comprising general and valuable variety. § At 1056 ‘o'clock in the sales room, Furniture—An extensive variety of household and cabinet furniture of all deseriptions. THURSDAY, Avril 20 neal At 1034 o'clock. at 86 ‘Cliff st." Fusnitare Sale—Tho entire furniture of the above house. RIDAY. At 1034 o'clock at 493 Honston st : Furmture=The gentee! farniture of a family giving up keeping. SPLENDID PARLOR PL TS FROM HARTFORD. UCTION NOTICK.—TROWBRIDGE & C®., will sell this worming, at 103 o'clock, at the store 304 Broadway comer Duane street, a second assortment ef suberb plants, jnst received from the Nursery of I. Grove, Eaq., Hartford, embracing 114 different varieties of gralted, Orange, Lemon, Shaddoek and Li Noix i" . Polyanthas, &e. Ke for pa lor ‘culture, binitted to a great ng early flowers Dg attention Thad but Yoad bata thonsted a yer eealdT ta man wo at ts o If T had but a thousands year mets-stes ee NATIONAL ANTHEM—The Genius of Temperance. ‘Words by Henry John Sharpe, Pe™*nee In the atrength of your might, from each movntain and valley, Frieads of Tem the ti Around its broad And break from the trammels whieh atrive to ens fwe rise in our strength, it we speak but in thund ‘The Genius of Temperance will flourish THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. ‘Words by F. W. N. Bailev. Life-saver!—Wave-stemmer! Ws are closing ‘The portals of day: On the breast of the billow '¢ hear his low wail— We have put up the rudder, ‘And furl'd up tue sail. No signal from heaven Ti show where And wherein he be We men cannot see Ho, Carlo, Newfoundland! Go follow his ery, forcing process for the purpose ofp: Admirers of five plants will find them 1 the honr of pt7 It Agit i cBT W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer Whe sou-taveners atte. So ELEGANT FURNITURE—CARTER. & CO. will sell on Wednesday, the 19th instant, CANTATA—"The Maniac.” By M Some years since a gentleman of fortune wat lunatic asylum, and there confived, ‘The persous tha panted him took an oath to those entrusted with the care of the establishinent, to the fact of his being & maniac, the unfortunate yentlemin implored to. be release forcibly were the keepers convinced of the fact of sane. ‘The treatment he received soon affected hi ny he became frantic ana died. ‘The strangers tht carried him to’ the asylum were supposed fo have been hired. by some relatives, to wom his property would revert after his decease. at 1034 o'clock, at thei store 102 Brondway, a very ex! ® assortment of fi able city meds Furniture, comprsing several handeom 5 3.% and full Breneh rosewood and mshogany chars; parlor rockers, sewing and nurse chairs; elegant oftomans and dress- ing bureaus; work trie; plan bureaus; marble and mahogany top cen're tables; double enclosed washstands, with marble and mahogany tops; elegant card and bresk/ast tables; -mahn= y_and imitation rosewood French bedstesds, hair mat ris- Hes are all made ofthe very best materiale, and in hionahle style. Every article offered will'positively be sold to the hichest bidder. apl7 ar Pant Il. SCENA—The Gambler's Wife; 4 “Words by Dr. Coats. Dark is the night! How dark: No Ji Cold on the hearth the | it ivering the watches WM_ H. JONES, Auctioneer. ELEGANT FURNITURE, Silver Plate, Pian, Plants, Ke. ar Auction on Wednesday, Avril 19, #t 10 o'clock, at n ye era No. 85 Warren stieetThe entire Furniture. among which yy im who pledzed her love’ Last year a bride. 4 ei ; ‘ Le eater oh dsmaak curtains ci oraa” entay mahow tt how wearily the the rolls on! Why should he leave me thus? i And I believed *would last! How mad! how blind! Rest thee, my babe! Rest ou. ?Tis hunger’s cry! for there’s no food! the fount is dry. ine and cold their wearving work have done! My heart must break! and thou!—che clock strikes one.” This song is intended to represent the feelings of a young wife and mother, under circumstances sufficiently stroug to warrant the assertion that it_is founded on fact, without exag- geration, It re} nts the Gambler's wife and hilt dese by their natural protector, in the extreme of vation, for the pleasure*of'play. ‘The fire expi of life sink from want of food, andthe mother He once was kind; chamnpaign, lemonade anil finger xlass fruic and cake baskets, fine French any four ros jas, napkit chairs and acttees rags, 3] glasses, an refrigerator. Silver Plate—Two tea setts, four pieces each; ter. tabla and dessert spoons; d-ssert and table forks, ladles, cream jug, figur- ed salts, butter knives and cream jug. Piano—¥ine toned, made to order by Stodart, Worcester and Dunhaw le cme bottom oil cloths, pier hope in the midst of despair, ‘appealing to the. Sevtunry ore.” memory of the bride, while vainly endeavori Plants: wo: thy attention. , child with the energy of a mother’s love, until the infant diesin | Also, alerge assortment of exeslieat Kitchen Pecniture, in rs : her arms, and her heart is broken. ‘The current of her feel iad is interrupted only by the peal of the clock, and at the third logue oF n173t bese gs SE CRARCAD Sebitiabedeiberars Sattorimed thay the subs x intends sel} ng off at auction, Bi fe about the May, ti if of spl Cabinet Words by Henry John Sharpe. Furniture, "Being of his own manufrctare, nil tewarrsated to Onauld Long-Island’s searzirt shore lany an hour Pye whit'd away, In Jist’aing to the breakers roar hat that wash the beach at Rockaway. be of first rate workmanship Hurehasing are requested to cal and examine. The particular day of sale will be made known ina fature advertisement. SAMUEL Wa) ERBURY, altiw*ee No. 60 Beekracn street, cor. Gold. UCTION NOTICE=Foreign Froit Trees, &c—A. LEVY will sell on ‘Tuesday Mt 151 Broadway, an extensive | Shrubbery—just received from SI Catalogues of which will be ready the trees can be examined. In the collection sortment of Pears, Gvoseberri cured. ‘Tears will With faltering lip and throbbing brow, I press it to my heart. For many generations passed unbidden start:— Trees and Liverpool, flemoon, when the finest ar- nd Roses that ean be pro- et FE apl7 2% ee AUCTION NOTICE—Vine Marine Shells, Dahlia Roots &e—A LEVY will sell on Monday morui ng at 1! o'clock, at 191 Broadway, about 60 to 100 lots fiae Mariae Shells, se: lecred by a compete Also, large whole sell’s premium Sesenreed thes nes? Fras World, Strita &e, oll warranted 41 Also, imported G ape Vines, Currant Bashes, Hon Sugar Beet Seed, &e. &e Anton Tuesday morning, a large lot of Fruit Trees Here is our fam’ly tree:— My Mother's hands this the dying gave it me. SCENA—The Ship on Word ible clasped, fad, ners path, thing illum’ it in wrath. 1 in the cabin below bahe to her bosom of sno ysuckles, st the hurricane wild, cived Skirving’s Nursery, Live iia ig hsrricane wilt, fegeltgd, rom Bkirving’s Nursery, Liverpool. | Partiters our feelings of passengers Thi who had to contend with the terrors ofa tempest that burst over the ship m all its fore and fury, at. the momest they were Te: turning to their ur land, buoyant with hope, and excited by the autlcipared delight of ‘being welcomed. by. friends, from whom they hid been lonz separated. Aiter the ceasing of the storm, the thipie discovered to bv tn flamea, and the ery of fire the mostagonizing fears Inevery bosom. They are bbat at tength, in the very midst of their despair a he, and they are saved. TIONAL AMERICAN SONG. Native Soug—Our Native Song.” ‘Unr native rong, our native song, here is he who loves it uit? ell it holds is deep and strong— Where’er we turn, where’er oar lot. J. P. CARROLL'S: GOLD ESTABLISHED MEDICATED VAPOUR BATHS. RE well} wen to be essentially necessery at this season when th an by remainin disceses, eolds, theumatism, searlet fev: ion, at 25 Cou-tlandt street, 14 oveleek at night. Su'phur Baths req) Portable Vapour Baths sents to any part of the city. oF all 61 YOUNG MEN oat of employment woald do well to analify themselves rs Bool-Keepers at. Van Norden’ Writing and Book-Keeping Acad my, 281 Brosdway, second floor,as Mr. V.’s pupil geverally obtain good. 31 accountants, through the influeree of his patrons. Mr. Vs course in. book-keeping is strictly. ria — notice, Brookivn. Bathing Tubs and Hin Baths forhi 4 a ical, as n ‘JSach not asingle bough: author's work is copied in his school, atd-he endeavors’ to itn An youth it sheltered me, i il nd PH protect it now. FINALE) Levee Gx teh es press upon the minds of his pupils by. fa that the science of acconnts is founded. in. common se} Course of instruction, Wholesale, Retail, Commission, chang:.,and Compound Co, Speculation Account Van Norden’s system of splend.d. business. pet Prrted to all in an inere Laughing Chorus. ‘rom au unpoblished Oper Tickets 50 Cents each, to be had at He anship im- dible short, space of time. x Mute Btore, and at Nibiofs Saloon. aroaeee | Hemglymoderte. "Day anl eveiay eletes, a Broadway. RAND CONCERT—VOCAL AND INS TRUMEN- ATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever—As ee TEN Oca AND, INST RUMEN. | WATCHES AND JEWELLERY Jo ‘all deseriptions of us and the pubhe, that his Aunual Coneett will teke vlzce | 801d and silver watches, of the newest styles, direct from the atthe Apollo Saloon, on Tuesday Evening, April 18, 1843. manufactarers, in England, France, and Switzerland, he is VOGAL PERFORMER! ¥ an to offe r tment, at much less prices, nt ODk ve Mrs. EDWAKD. OR. Mis. C. E. HORN, 3: . AUSTIN PH Mr. } ud MARONCELLI. wy Ologks and dem d warranted lower than city. G.C. Allen, importer of watches sale and retail, 30 Wall street, np sta SELLING OFF CARPETINGS FOR CASH AND STORE TO LET. BRUSSELS, THREE PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETING FOR CASH. HE PUBLIC lave been s0 often misled vy advertise that it rcely possible to dise-unmate those which de serve their votre In this instance all the carnets, &er., adver tised, will be found in our Ware Rooms, at 410 Pearl street Mr. INSTRUMENTAL. Mr. MARKS, Vion. (Wy permission of W. Mitchell, Eq ) Mr. KYLE, lute. (By permission of W, Mitchell,tisq.) Mr. GRONEVELD, Mr. WOLTERS, Clarionette. ‘Trumper. Mr. HEGELAND, Mr. ROSIER, i Conta Barso. Violoncello. Mrs. WEIDENHOFFER, Mr. KING, (Paw of Mr Ti Mr. Lcames !° Mr. ALPERS, mts, English three thread Brassels, of the choicest pattercs, 12%. Conductors: ++ +++ m ent Alpers. penal three ply earvetinus # to 10s f the Ban . Macks Sco'chard Kinglish Brussels, seeord quatity, 95 to 10s Timm's newly invened Grand Pedal Piino, | Double Supeifine Ingra i 70 to we (made by Mr. Heary Re chard.) combinieg, a perfect | Superfine Ingrains, ood qi 5s to Bs Piano, an additional row of Kave to he ulayed by. the feet. Choicest patterns as to Ss PROGRAMME. ot as 6d to as Pant [. Large assortmeut Ori Clo: ice patterns, 6s to Os 1, Grand Dustt=Piano Forte—Messrs Alpers and Timm, with accomprniments for the pedali—feem Domino eitiv’ oir, 2. Qnartette —Signora Mar. © | Ctoths, from 3 to 6 feet wide, 45 to 59 Also, a large *ssortinent stair crrpetings, mottings, table ond piano covers, stair rods, tufted, Brussels and. Wilton rugs,splen= a of team prreot shades, from $2 to $15 a pair. Ecco quel fiero ist oveelli, Mrs Kom, Mr Phillips, and Mr. Mas- ‘The large acd spacious siore No. 440 Pe: sett, Costa | now occupied a3 a carpet store, possession given txt 3. Grond Variations for the Piano Forte, with Or- B. T. YOUNG chestral «c ompaniments—Mr Timm, HC Timm | _al26tiv¥m No. 140 Pe 4. Sexteite—* Sola, Sota_in bajo loeo”—from Don Giovaovi—Mrs Loder, Mrs Horn, Signora Maroncelli, Messrs Phillips, Mayaard) and Insert. 5. Grand Varistions—Violin, Mr Marks, 6. German Glee—-Der Rheit—v the Gentlemen Amatears «ith Orchestral accompaniments, ant II. MPORTED SEGARS.—200/00 Regaia, L: Nonna, and Prineive Segars, for sale at reduced prices, for the puipose 1 A concern, and in lots to snit purchasers, by TKINS, 78 Wall street— Also, a small lot of Champagne and Madeira W. DAPERt—Printing, Writing and Wrapping Peper of sil kindy forsale by PERSE "k'bROOKS, a Mozart De Beniot Panny ed for fonr hands 1. Grand Pepiatte Miltaire, art with edal eblrgato—M. ‘imm end A’ aplt ec “ Y ca OL pers, Piano Forte, Mi Violin. Mr NANKEEN COTTON=I0 bales. for sale Kyle, Blate. Me Giron tone Mr } PERSE & AROOKS, ‘oliers. « Trumpet. land, Violon- . No 61 Li cello. Mer Rosier, Contra Bass, JN Hummel | _°P!7 €° DM asatideient 2. Daett—Centardo un di—Mrs Loder'and Mrs Horn. 3. German Glee—Der Herbstom Rhein—by the ge tlemen Amatenrs, with Orchestral aceounpaui- meuta. 4. Grand Duett—Piano Forte—Mrs Weidenhoeffer, apil of Mr ‘Tim, and Mr Timm, from the oe pera “Lae de Ke: H Bertini 5. German G'ce—Der Walzor—hy the Gentlemen Amatenr:, with Orchestral accompaniments leans Rope Tutti rere. reezived per ship War: saw, eat for PERSSE & 6ROOKS, apl? 2% ee No_ 61 Liberty street BLEACHING POWDe R= casks “Boyd's” Bie vehing fe Powder, landing from ship Siddons from Liverpool, au: a6r sale by _PERSSE & BROOKS. 41 Li Penny Mr Alpers, Kisenhoeffer LET —. ory * Place, 6. Graud Quartette for Four Piano Fortes—Messrs eee nny Been, Me. Chater Pao, Scharfenberg, Alvers, Timm aud K ng, Cremy Toquire on the premises. api? ate ~ Tickets one Dol! ‘To be had at the princip +l Musie stores, at th ‘imm, 189 Elm screet, and at the door on ance. ie The Concert will take pl weather. re resi fence of ¢ evening of O LET—The handsome bisement i Taree Girven, with fruit and ornamental trees bevy, at the corner o ton streets sonth Brook: lyn, three minutes walk from the Ferry, Apply on the pre- mises, ar at No, 1 Wail street, New Yori. Also TO LET in this city, the snug two story House, No ander any circumstances of apl6 31°F PROOF TRON SAFES See what the committee ‘The tollowiog respectable eommittes of merchants tend a trial to test the different hinds market, with f Wilder's Patent Salamanders,and they say in conelu- The above was a fair t of the superiority of Wil and considering that it w: J, and was to us a con 8: i others, wed to an) intense heat for a pe- riod of more thane ght hous, while each of the others were dentroyed by the sme heat in less than two heurs, we have ng that we cor Wilder's Stlamander ly fire proof, and #fording perfect security to books case of fire. We therefore take much pleasure statement tothe pub'ic, and in recommending to them Wilser’s Potent Salamander Fire Proof Safe, as fully emitled {9 their con ; Charles H. Marshall, Minturn & Co. Wadsworth & Smith, Bald table merchents witn Handreds of omer ree trial, and have added their onials by availing themselves ny, Will be held at their office, No 4 Tryon Row, io (being the third Tuesday io May next, between the hours ol twelve o'clock noon, and two Dated Ay 14, 194. apts im*r Ck le opened a Broadway end ‘or ON BATH-—WM. M\DDEN respectiuily begs "9 apprise his friends, and, the public, that he has thing ‘House, at the ‘Northest corser of Eest Catharine street—It_ comprises fourteen rooms Cold and Vapor Baths, which adjoin ai on st Broadway, farnis i ate oer en LEAGHING POV si of Boyd’s ACHING FOWD Hse cashe of Boyd's superior apl7 2 ec PERS8K & BROOKS, 61 Liberty st 103 ard 107 Mercer street, Lear Prince street Possession may had immediatly. Also, a smell frame House, and store and idge street. Alsoa houre and store in Ma- i—the house and store «tthe coraerof 7th street and rts of houses in Ma Lx bP. KS. hor @ marble mante! I cellar, and eve nt der. For farther partien ‘ars arply at ISAAC H. ARCH! and exp store, 260 Greenwien st. ap.7 iw*r PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS nee) a DAILY—Through direct at o'clock, P. M., Sundays excepted, from the boat per between Courtlandt and Liberty streets.— The r ROCHESTER, Capt. A. Hinghton, le Monday, Wednesday, and Wriday ateuiinn teen The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, 8. W. Brainard leaves, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satuday eveniogs, at. 6 hed wich ‘clock. nd in all respects are uusurpassed among RAND COMPLIMENTARY Lostrumental Mosic to JOHN derson respectfully intimates that a number of his old iriends have proffered ‘o, him 4. Complimentary Coneert, which will take place at the Apollo Concert Saloon, No. 4lv Broadway, on Friday Even April ist, 1843. i He has the honor to anvounce tht on th » sisted by the MISSES CUMMING, Whese execution of the Scottish Duet, (a Melody recently m- trodvced by them Raut great wore has oer the warmest ap: robation crowded assemblies. PMR Pa Ne CONCERT of Vocal ana ANDERSON = Jon Ane occasion he will be also in the kindest d by Mr, N. R. ERB! iN. And several Amateurs,forming 4 galexy of talentseldom offered to the public. ‘Doors cpen at 7 o'clock; Concert to commence at 8 o'clock precisely Ti pte—To be had at the principal music hugh, Ni Broadway, aod Mr. P. W- ree t. it the Concert Room. Schultz, at a HE LAST QUARSETTE SOIRKE will tal the Apollo Ssloon, on Wedaeaday € this ocewron will be performed Spohi's D. ors and two V) . Septet, for Violin, Fogotio, and At the solicitation of several friends, hylf subseriptions of $150 will be received, entitling the subscriber to four tickets, Apply for ticwets at Mr. Hoyer’s, 301 Broadway; Stodart, cele ho Reet ‘at es 3 Bass, Clarionett ‘s Vucloneetio, doable Horn. this Afternoon, Monday, April 17th, at 5 0% \ ‘or passage or Breight, apply oa board. low. i freight taken me inpti tine PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS 4 s x ils, fr Portugal, srs se ecantatmeee,’*! Broudways or of the under: | eTusiaiE.farfamed and celebrated Pula, rom Jone apl7 sec U. C, HILL, ment “ = : _ PARK THEATRE, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF THE VIRGINIA MINSTRELS. THIS RVENTWG, will he nerformed, Captain Plame eeCRUETING ORFICER. Tiare. Mr Barry | Thos. Appletre Fi oe After whieh Miss Wal 1 annear in p Walters, wi arin LA SV LPHIDE, qraball in LA HUCHA, THUMPING LEGAC A ets: Pit, 25 et Gallery aes CHATHAM THEATH f Altered—In future thedoors will ter hefore 7 o’el: MONDAT ESERIES OTE on PATRICIAN’S DAUGHT EI Mordaunt, E Forrest | Hartwell, 7 Lady Mabel Lyntern Josephine Cliftoa'M* ‘o eonelude : THE GLADIATOR. Sparcicens, Mr Forres: MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THKATRA. 444 Broadway, York. MONDAY #VENING, will he nerfor CATS IN TH LARDER. After whieh, AMY LI) Ta eonelude with HOW TO PAY THE RENT. fc" The Doors will opened at 7, ana (n@ pe ormances commenee at hal fon verve La AMERICAN THKATRE— . PHILADELPHIA, UNMER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C, CUSHMAN MONDAY EVENING, April 17, will be performed BRIDE oF ABYDOS. °* Selim, Mr Booth. coucinds with REST OF BONDY,. E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. - MOREY ‘USKUM, Marble Bailding, corner of Broadway aud Anu ste: M ; Manager. ANIEL LAM Ta THE FO Re engagement of J.T, Reed, known as D BERT. Junr the wonderful GIANT BOY. He is bat 11 years old, nee au’ 2 inches high, aad weighs nonnds Engagement of MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, the C hild of Avon. get only nine vears, Mr. T. J. WINCHF.LI., the inimitable Comic Drollenst. MISS MARY DARLING. The celeb-ated English Enchantress. CHANG-FONG. The celebrated Chinese Jnevler. ENORMOUS SNAKES, BOA CONSTRICTORS, &e. conr try, together with Which have inst arr Mr. T. NATHANS, t ternent Tamer. ELECTRO GALVANIS™M, Just added to the Musenm two powerful Electro Galvanic Batteries. Fanev Glass Blowing, GRAND COSMORAMA—ALBINO LADY. Day Performances every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ata o'clock, Admission to all 25 cente—Children halforiee. a6 PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM Broulway. onposite the City Fall. Vir. ennett, Manager, 1 Respectfall mnees that he has resumed the direc tion of the ahoveertyblishment, which will onen « Monday, April 17h. He is happy to mform the cublie that he has effec: ted an engagement with the celehrared DR. VALENTINE, who will introdace bis much admired ‘sketches of Comic Charreters. ‘The manager he much p'e>snre in, sta ing that he has enter- wit ed into an sreangament SIGNOR BLT: ‘The greatest Magician and Ventriloqui conntry LA PETITE CERITO, the much ad appear in two of her most porular dances. Signor Blitz will perform the wonderfal fat of Dancing Six Dinner Plates on x Common Table, Faney Glass Blowing hy Mr. Otens, TO Admienan 95 cents; Children half price. IC The GIPSY GIRL can be privately consulted day and e Lecture Room to commence at Mtoe jomentson Werdresday snd. Soturdey at? ed the ware "a - charge.” A splendid Sell Playing Melodeon to be men migeoe that ever visited red Danseuse, will ¢ Melodeon to be seen al6ec INSTRUMENTAL CON- begs to inform his friends ea geend Coneerton M'n Concert Hall, 406 Broadway, d by the following Ladies Miss ADAI mn Mrs. PHILLIPS. Mrs. SHARPE. an HOLMAN Mr. Mr KNEABS. r, M A A BOTS#ORD, Flatst, Formerly of St. Charles N. Orleans RAND VOCAL AND CERT.—Mr HENRY BE and the public that he intends to ei day Evening, on whieh occ apd Gent'am, Theatr Mons. MESSEMER. (Bleve du Conservatrire de Paris) ett GEORGE LODER, who will preside at the Piano ‘orte, api7 1t®r etnyn to Italy the : nt ‘ punils until time to give finishing lessons in the Italian, Freeh, and Ki style of Sing Her method is that pursued ly Bordogni Vaceai, the first masters in Europe, inereat compass with astonishing rapidity.” Her purils will have. the advantage of her singing with them, which can he pursved by masters alone, who have been eminent sinuers. Ladies de- is of availing themselves of Madam Sutton’s limited stay, may ascertain terms, &c., by application at 77 Chambe: * bers street, from 9 o’elock till? ™20 tm*r he and 1 the strength and REMOVAL." HARLES COX, TAILOR and DRAPER, Inve 61 Ni sou street, respectfully informe his ,» munity, that he has removed to. ® M san street, in connection with Gilley & ‘Trimming Stor Gentlemen desirous of observing fast invited to calland examine i ef fine 91 &e., wh K on with economy, are are aud fan! vement eres, Wa'ateoxtings, deillings, nher's facility for obtaining at the impor: him to make up at an immense reduction f ual charges (for cash only), at the same time guaran've- ing ae ntinusnce of his long known superior style, At, and ele xanee of workminshyp. Making and rimming on proportion Ate bow terme, . artienlar attention paid to uniforms of every description. C. B. Babeoek continnes in the curing depmrtyment eo . CHARLES COX. No. 33 Maiden tan al7 1m Iw insee third door below Nas: a 1 BROADWAY BATHS, RICKS REDUCED—Bingle Baths 5 ‘cents; twenty-five fickets for $5 Hot, cold. ‘vavor, sulphnr, shower, medi- cat dendaromatic biths, ready from 11 clock, P.M. ELL. & GOLD” LEAF: ‘on, warranted eqnal to any. in the $6," per pk. full size, 3% inches, 86 Read reet. PAPER HANGINGS. WwW & G. CURTIS, Ne. 52 Maisen Lane, have reeeived stheir new patterns of Paper Hangings of every quality and atlower prices than ever before offered. ‘The attention ¢f the trade and of country merch: ested to onr assortment. Landlords and others wanting rooms pavered, ean have their work doue by the best workmen and warranted, on the most reasonable terms WINDOW SHADES. We have alto received a Inge assortment, of transparent Printed window shades, of every aiety md price. es Iso, chintzes and linens for shades, shade trimming: . HAIR MATTRESSES. Ve We have constantly on hand pure curled hair mattresses, of every size, its is re- Also, moss mattresses, feathsr beds, and every arti bedding line Families about going to the mos in the honseke. abe pri ished art ing, can procure a first he shortest notice. LSTERY ARTICLES. We have also on hard every article 1m the Upholstery bi nsisting mm part of sstin and worsted damasks, of colors; moreens, furniture chintz, ¢ilt ornamen! pulpit trnmmings, fringes, bindings, core, Ke. 5 W. & G. CURTIS, a12 wis ce 12M. SELENDID Chinese Arlene, Crete. and ot ine Parlor iden Plants, for eale low for cash, at the legs Conservatory, 57% Broatway. ‘Those wishing to purchase, will please call’ aud jo ex mine for themselves, ie NIBLO & DUNLAP. SHON & COS COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT R SARSAPARILLA—A remedy for all oisenses of the h'ood, such as serofuls, ulcers, evtaneous erupt for removing all thre disen or sbuss of merenrial remed n Lane. so been proved to be " ie affections. eizner chronic oF in- in chroniediseates of the li nd Fluid Extr for several» qualities of Sarseparilla, wo vl getable rem: dies wh ficacio's im similar ¢iseases ed with those have been found ef- many y Tt rosress van‘ages over the numerous nrepa in hos been uged wih the greavest sucvess by many rhysicia y hest respectability; a'so in the U. 8. Navy, ’ it has met with the general approbation of the most em inent rurgeons in the service, Irs put up in bottles nearly double t ard ix warranted to be as good a preparation as any m ase Price $1 per bottle ; or a liberal discount made when pur chased by the ananti Pr red and sold, wholeale and retai by Roshton & Co., Draveis’ C 1 Broadway, »1 New York, where may be had Sand’s, rpenter’s K xtract of Sarsaparilla, e generally sold, TAN DISPENSARY, No. 3 Division street, A. D. 1835, for the suecessfal treatment of ane by the use of that ing remed tobe 0 ic on the face af to very quickly and channel, dislodging every germ, »nuil spirit of this most diesdiut of all Tortifying the system against ey: ry atiek thereof, A comprehensive tre vi-l ofthis medicine, and can be had grat which is warranted in every cose. HE VERNAL EQUINOX, with its fo be ai7 tee’ fogs, and gales, and changes Of weather, is a trying time for persons whore lungs sre delicate, Couche and colos, the avant cor of Consumption, are extremely prevslent, and t! dstion of many a fatal ease cf inflammation oft chitis, rhenmatic fever, plenrisy, &e., is now being laid. Yet why should these destrective diseases be allowed to gather head. when they can be subdued in their incipiency, (or rather When the affections of the respiratory organs whtch lead to them, can be subdzed) by the use of Jayne's Expectoraut ? We pouse fora rerly.? Tisnaret by Dei D. JAYNE, 29 South Third street, Phi- Jade!phia, and 305 Broadway, New York. apl7 sec THE NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL 5 SEE Ri eases will be treated, and surrieal Operations of every deserip Ove of i fn} and scientific manner. Sn the city will attend to the treatmen all diseases of the eye and ear. Particular attention the treatment of all female complaints. ar” has attended the treatment of diseases of the shin. | Pati whe desire i ‘will be visited at their hoases. ; Those whose be required to pay means are limited will only be required (on) tvate consults at is attended by an apothecary of r lapping and leech ing ad d might. ‘DR HOMER Bostwick, Aveuding Physician and Surgeon, 75 Chambeis st. Pi] house west of Broadway This insritation is ander the patronage and the following kentlemen ‘== iy i tb Ag pore and genuine. shortest notice. Ope! commendation of SPRING, | * a16 Imis ec CHRORDER OLLECTIONS on all parts of the United 8e the most favorable terms, by 8. J. SYLVESTER, ae 12 Wall street, ond 10 Broadway [JNCURRENT MONE Y—Of sil kinds, bought and sold Boreign gold and silver Wanted ** 5 veenp we, , ald Ot (22 Wall street, and 130 Broadway,