The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vol, EX,—=No. 107. W: le Ho, 3320. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1843. Price Twe Cents, Te the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year exeept New Year’sday and Fourth ef July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- num—postages paid—cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS, AND GRNERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE, 66 GOLD 8t., Nan Fuuton. HE Subscribers respectiully inf rm diucgists, perfumers, manufectarers, grocers avd others, that they have just completed the largest most splendid rssortmeut of Xyle- published n this country or in Europe furnished with avy quan ity of labela, auiced to ec tueir use, at CLINTON HOTEL, NEW YORK. HK of this Well known and very popular mself of the occasion, to render fie is pat-ons, {or the patro ¥ of Years 'so warmly and ly bestowed. Actuated hv asineere desire to merit aud re the app of the public, an ' acting im accordaace with the ves,he has reduced his rates to the following ki dness they h ve for a ser ed New desi ii i ‘Table de Hote $150 day postages paid—cash in advance. execited ‘a ef a style ofthe at, esa dnei ta beoeeet ve ‘te Parl fm rer ay ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of | Mexuted, plain and fancy colors, 00 pF day asain : ef rar hepa Leave to as the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing ue : en ee aera oir entartmenr Mr sin, tube and the prt‘ ot dhe eacanhament, that. there rebel. popstar tes io. Pegs @ Auy dummattion in the attractions of the ast. It has the largest circulation of any poper in thie city, | Ve Brine Pi: omce ig also suprlied mith every varie: But, that, on the contrary. no effort shail be W or the werld, and is therefore, the best channel for business | gy <l type vecearary Sor the x-eu.ion every deveripdon of | enh prt 46 martian the high repr ion the Hoe haw Zz y ‘aney Job Pri: » Ci iis, bi ads, bills la- iC we iy hieh he 4 men inthe city ur country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- dig and all kiads of Mercantile Brinig; executed om Tessom- : PRESTON HODGES. vance. able terms. > wel ml Tarn Cette iii Baad Yl is machine is purticuls ly | WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE HOTEL, PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate | adapred to the Prining. ut Coma ahi te (exPeutes with V6 PEARL ST. RRANKLIN SQUARE, N.Y, Prices, and in the most elegant great facility and beauty; one person peing avle print a FOWLUR & son respectiully inf 1m ther fri pack of che best ensmetled 1a two avinaces, with eas style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Superier Ivory Surfice (mavufactaret «xp ess y Paornieton oF THE Hesauy EsTanLisHMnr, . H Toeauar the illo wis Se ee cee , | i thinestablishunent,) far aud primed at ae 100 ea ds for S0.ets, £00 cards for $15 r 2 1 au for $2.00 Yommon Cards at Jess prices, F Variegated Show Cards—=300 different kinds, suitable for all kinds ot business. BROWNSON & C 56 Gold at., nes alk were YO WATER TAKORS, and persons making use of ‘Hydrants.—Arra; gemeuts having Leew mde by the Water Com: ‘he Croton Aqueduct, on April 19th, ki HOUS*S TO LET AT YORKVILLE. $100 109 do en uses on the eorner of 81% street aud 3d ot d m is ¢: Iated for a publi Fale residence. On the premises is a fine stable, row fad « fine garden. consisting of 8 .ots, with grape vines trees tkereon. For erin, ingaite 9 OHN A. MORRILL, ma 2wr Rent chamnbes at, TO RENT—The extensive Buildiog erected the pre- " Uy. RO and» Of the ynterior, and as there nal su sply tothe Reservoirs forse ale cis Very necessary thet Ho waste of Wi occur during that period. All citizens are therefore ent sess iby the subseriver, for his en residence, on of he Est River, at Gowanns Heights, two half. miles from South Brooklyn Ferry, enmmanding ndid views of the Bay and Jersey shore, the e'ties of New veRtly requested to control the use of water as. aras povsible, and cepecially nat to allow a * have opened the above: well kiso: ee principles, and pl to conduet the same strictly in t modati jus need wo enmmens, as they comfortable Permanent and transivnt Boarcers hy the day or week. Pri- families on the most reasouable rerms. ig convenient to the London and Liverpool Packets andthe Albany, Buffalo, Boston and Philadelphia ‘Every inf rmation give n to persons travelling; also the + the public, th: the Hotel on strict temper: dge themse!' The accom vate apartments ‘The I>cation cheape-t way of conveyance to all parts of the Uuited nd Cal ‘The Reading Hoom will be supplied with English and American papers, audall the Temperance periodical ‘erms—Boaiking per week $3, per day 75cents, Tea,cof- fer cakes, ke. always really, signed, would cheerfully recommend the novie- of oar Weshinytunian frieuds, and buble generally Fon Aarou lar elling 4 n y fire hydrant to remain open, or 0 “ Fe i Kyrk and Rropkton.Satey Land, dhe, Bit ged Norm | felcsaned tothe nemibonce Peeve iunersne tener cesar valine Hat civten ail tees Cor s:deraciovs of public safets as well as convenience equal- James Herren, President o: the. Feackita Tawa Seeieie: water font ab atone thon Wigan HORA TIO SUL Ee kes me Win F. Leuget, resident Broadway -otiety. few v ards of the door. ale 3% |O ALLEN, kng Cro. Aq Works. C Flanagan, of Prospect Society. DOUBLE ACTION HAKPS J F BROWNE & CO., Macu'acture's. Loudon and New + Yor", beg tocall the attention of the admirers of this very dred r a Apnly ta JOHN F DELAPLAINE. 68 Wall st. ALSO TO LET, the three story brick Hous, 31 Walker et, between, Broadway ard Charch street, aceupied by Mra. ch; ard sheiwo story brick Howte No 229 Nineteenth t ocoumed by Mr- C. W. Feeks—Rents moderate, 0 Im* ee and fishianable 1st ment, to th= yeror Harps structed on the most ap inprey: ments of touch, and p Jk. B. les, with all princi he modern led in brillisncy of tone, lightucss ef machanssi vegsleave t» adi, his ar sngements are suchas to ensble him to transact busiurss at Enso ean prices. thereby saiving his frieuds the high duties imposed by tariff ou these instruments. Bloomingdale, tei tance abuve J die tepher's Bass and uearly | Dealers ad erofesors are pastcalaty invited, and will nd on of the moxt delightful sitttations on the Island, and is re- | 2 "04 Of tansacsing Dusiness advinsieqoue, markably hea'thy in thesurnmer season. ‘Tor Bloomingdale stages pnss and repass the gate every hor in the gay. ‘The gate is new, and numbered 101. The xeut willbe in eccordance with the present state of the times, A piv on the premises, ov at 132 Chambers street, N. 8.—Armn.ement could be made, if desired, by asatic- aToM1d_&wy*ec 336 | hambers st. Riasrtoy & (O'S COMPOUND FLUID EXT HACT PE SARSAPARILLA—A remedy or all viseases of the oor 285 Rrosdway » ich as scrofala, ulcers, . utaneons eruptions, &¢ , and aving all thored sesses or of mercurial remedie been proved to be of g eat efficcey in the matic aff-ct titer chronic or ine anmmatory, and i. chrcnic diseaves of the liver Sompound Finid Kxtract of S 18. p by the suse thers ior several \ ears past, valuable mediciaal quavities of Sarsapari la, uited with those of several other vegetanie rem-dies whicn hive been {unl et ficscio x im similar ciseascs. ‘Ic pos esses. airuy avn aves + preparations of Sarsaparilla nw in usejand Wi h the grea‘est su i of the highest respe ity S. Navy, where it has met with tse general approbation of the most eu. in the excessive use a,.a8 prepared contiined alt the fo. Lafayevie Place, near sth street. i Jnqnire on the prem iss apt? 3t*®ce Iyn, three misutes wilk from the Ferry, Apply on the. pre: mists, sear No. 14 Wall street, New Work. > i No. factory tepaut, to seta parc of the furniture now in’ the house remain, or a part of the house will be rented separately. epls Im*r A TO LET—A two story House, TO LET—Thehandsowe brsement House and large Guzen. with (rust and ornamental trees and shrubbery, at the corner of Pacific and Clinton streets south Brook: Also TO LET iv ths city, the »nug two story How 103 ard 107 Mer near Prince street be had immedist put up in botth Warranted to b Pace $1 per botile sood a preparation a: or a liberal store and stable So. 118 Ridge street. Alsoa house and'store ia Ma- | chased by the quantity. Pre,ared and sold, whole real Tian street—the house and stare -t he. corer of 7th street and | by Husntoy & Co, Drazgis's and Chemists, 11" + the B_wery—several parts of houves in Madison and Riving- | 10 Astor House, New York, where may also be h.d Sand’s, ton strevta. Ane of the sbote will be let low to respectable ae ’s und Carpenter’s & xtract of Sarsap tenanw AlT ImP ec For farther prricalars apply at the American Laid 10 No. al! street apt TO LET—Kivstoi May, the modern built three story suse, No 16 Green street, with marble munte s, grates fics plaiting throughout, "For terms, apply to Altkens rothers, 122 Falton street, or P, Sheirsten, corner Green and Grand streets. a8 2w#r TO LET=The fire proof brick store, No. 105 souin fae with immediate pee eeion eae ia PKiSH MEAT —the Propnetor of the establishment op tho comer of West and Warren streets, would. inform h customers and the publie in general, that owing to the laten vf the season he has coneludea to ‘close the above place, but will elways be ready and willing to supply shop keepers aud eetatlers with Beef, Pork and Mutton by the qusrter or larger quantity from his Slaughter House av 26th street. Persons wish- tag to, be thus suoplied with a first rate article aud at a moder- ate priee, are requested to make application as above, or at the Mh PUR Fi . 5 TKN CENTS Pe icy POUNDS. Ono He cea KoRn store No. 61 South streets | oe HTS FROM NEW YOUK 10 GALTIMORE. JOHN HERDMAN, Shi pers of goods 40 Baltimore from New ‘are espe t On the prenii ful'y nformed that goods ecr siened to the su T, agent of the Philadelpi ix Wilmington & Baltimore Katlroad Line, will be forwarsed from certs per 100 Ibs. eith: a mises. TO LET OR LEASE—Two. three story houses in Boome. ner Wooster st, with neat court vardsin front. [SUL The 2 store house ‘No.3? Laurens st. ‘The two story ind 486th avenue. The two store cot age known as Hall corner of Fourth and Thompson streets, gov Square. are in perfeet order, and were lately painted . Will be rented low to’ good tenants. Apply to |. A. PEwL, + Dond at, before 9A.M. or between 4 and7 P.M. or at 30 Wall a9 Tteod*m fi: FOR SALE —The lease, stock and fixtures of the old delphi to Baltnnore at the rate of ten by steamboat or ra | ro» ods de tined tor »ny point sonth or west of Baltimore, will te forwarded fremthence at the lowest rates, and our arr nge- ments are such as w Il cusure nespatch. Porinrth r information apply to G. H HUDDELL, at the office of the Union Transportstion Line Pi 2 con W. L. ASHM er wer No.2. SAD. Agent, Philadetphia, established and we'lknowt ym, 151 Chatham sty =r do°r to atre. Apply on the Po Farell fier er with grow tween 128th bteoh PASSAGE TO Ug Premises from alo 2: wr THE su’scriber has completed arrangements for the con- veyence ot Passengers and Merchandise 10. Pittsburg an medi.te places, on the most reasonable terms, per® C. Portable Boat Line” People about to proceed to the Westward, will find it mach to their advantage to mak their arrangements ty this desirable conveyance, a» the suictest tothe co fort of the pavsen«: —That well known Coach Factory, to dwelling House, and twenty-four lots ituate at Harlem, on’ the ath Avenur, be- 20th streets, and formerly occupied by John son {sctory is a substantial two story brick buildinz, 40 feet feet On 120th street the e are five two story bas itie brick *uilaings, well finished each £0 fvet b ung the dwelling houses ws & brick Carrisge ¥ 96 feet. 28:h stree: there is, »m Engine H-use of brick, 18 feet by % 40,4 Blsckemith Shop 1(0 feet front by 8f +t d with fixitres, Me, ‘The street# and aveune are regulate bed, and guttered, apa all assevaments paid. The premi ia complete order, and ready for immediate occupancy. The sime will be sold cueap Thzee-fourths of the par. or bocd and mor'gige for a number of le Nearer of Thin W.VAN VOOR at a Si yy louse, 18 EYH McMURRAV, 100 Pine stieet, comer of Houth. STATEN ISLAND FEKRY Foot of Whitehall street. On tod after Monday, April 10th, the stenmer STATE ISLANDER, will lenge an fellows asl] faee ore eN hase money remainin Years Apply te ANDREW. Z LEAVE STATEN ISLAND. NE K. Avenne ond 126th street, Harlem, or to C, ; HIS 35 John street, where a map of the property ean be seen. a eelarer - Me wer 1gP, M. 16 8. M. fOK SALE OR TO LET—A new two story and abe Ouse, a 201 ve . Greenwich, Gnished tie throughout, with | All goods shipped are required to be particuiarly marked,and are atthe risk cf the owners thereof. nan ATES at ing ard folding doors, csuuter 4, very thing in comp! 5 : Rev, Inane (ove ent Washingtonian ‘T. B. Society. Nicholas Duff, Pr i esideat of Anderson Society, é A 0 Wilson, M, D. President of Marshall TA Society. apt Im*re ~~ ROSSVILLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STAIEN SLAND. FH, WESTHOLP resrectfully inform his fiends and the . that his schoo! will re open on the Ist of May, P.. and guardiaus are also w. paint of conscience to guard in every of children commitred to his care, from tnur to twelve years of age. Reading, writing, orthography, arithmetic, geography and grammar taught. ‘The locaton is deligh*fal nd heathy; the orchard, gardens and play ground are spacious; s walk from the landing. ‘The steamboat Rainbow y strect exerv day at 3 o'clock, for Rossville. Terms. for board and tuition, inelading’ wasning, $25 per quarter, psid in advanve, Keferences :— b, Staten Island. 4 Chith m Square, NY . Exq , Sta en Island. 121 Beekman street. \ Manroe street. id Flemin, Bxq., 18 Cadar street. kdward Ferb, E«q.. Hicks street, Brooklya. Varian. 21 EB vridge street New Yor . ald im*r RAMSEY’S CELEBRATED CHEMICAL COSMETIC sHAVING COMPOUND ‘0 an~ gentleman who may parchase ths article, the money wilbe refunded. if uot entirely satisfied, alter us ng it one menth To be had of the invenor, at his manutactory and warehouse, 45 Maiden Tans, ALEXANDER RAMSEY. Certificate of Dr. TE Bond, Senor Edivor of the Christian Advoe ite and Journal. Mr. Alexander Ramsey: Str—I have farly tried your Chemical Cosmetic Shaving Compound, and havi: g always been an the tice of shavir myeelf, had previ usly ased mav’ whieh hd been offered. formed make ohn Quinn, F Moe Cotvill Fap tatinn iD saying yours ix the best I have readily made, and 01 a proj: cousisteuce; to the face,» ven where Tuess to the beard T. E. BOND, & ATEN roth . FRANCIS PATENT LIVE BOAT,” Office No.7 pper Bull’s Head, comer 3d avenue and 2th ts. pa Ss Suuth street Boar Ball JOHN W. PRESTON. | A FEW GETUEMEN of steady hibits canbe mino- eo ae, 0 sory rick, Hoase and premises, dated with good board and plessynt rooms in a private fami- ee tg taeee i tae miost madera ly, at 204 Faltou street. Also, afew day boaders can be accom. atyle, aos male ber 34 evens foldini spoons modated on the most reasonalle tetm. A parlor and bedroom shout. Apply to OSsEPH fortes Ol to let, with or without hoard adec BROWN & COS One Price Hat Store, 178 Chatham square, corner of Mott st., where fashion, beauty. dura- and eéonomy are combined taadorn the head. ‘The 10- \. leasure now to offer anew style of nat, the iraton of beaver, which closely resembles those formerly sold for $5 and $6 at'the low fixed price of $1: those who from inelinati nm or necessity are induced to study economy tn that pensable article of dress, rown & Co. in presenting this hac to the publ have reached th» ultimatum of beauty, cheayness, neatness, durability and comfort to the wearer. All sales are’ for cash) therefore no good customer pays the losses inearred by the bad. BROWN & CO. 178 Chatham square, arta SR _SPRING FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS —The undersigned respectfully informs his customers and the ,ublic generally, that he has now ready for inspect and sale, the mach admired spring style cf gentlemen's Hats, which for beauty of finish and and symetry of form, exceed any former effort, 1n this “1 any othe: city 5 To the economist they able article, as they com- bine cheapness, dnrabil pp a8 Im* comer of, and iaferior to none. ¢4 Compr tion; ne therefore solicits age wou'd a'so ca'l their attention Be of Meu’s, Yorth’s,and chil caps, of cloth,veive! ts alt of his Os Je nufacture, which for varie-y of patterbs canuot be equalied. Also, b's new style of children’s drab and pearl colored Lig hata trimmed with velvei of various patterns, for + pring ant i € the summer wear, very much admired. A call will eonvin'e the sce} tice! of the superiority of the »bove mentioned arti- mo: cles, now ready for sale at the od lished stores of 18, # CHER, 204 an $60 Gireuwieh st, N.Y. ‘VALUABLY BOOK —Ray mond’s Cop of Gunns mestic Medicine —Tnis book w-s written by Dr, J. C Gan, sztceably to the most approved practice of m:disive for the use of families. $ nee its first rublication, more than 100, 609 copies have been sold in the Son’h and West. Tt has nnd gone arevision, been enlarged to 900 pages, and embeilished with costly plates and elegmntly bond. and tol ; dical work all im*r etary and 7 + 7 ‘and instracty Forfar her partion ars arply THY Biateen foot sai bone SEROUBLER” rseares. of Mant Wi mana Cl ore, 960 Greenwich st. stand ready to sail any di-tance, from % to°0 miles, with the latestand most approved me. used in the ir FOR SALE, EXCHANGs, 01 igainst any sail boat ever bait by Wm. Crolius, from in itwil’ be found a useful catalogue of Medicines, with Jeasamt Country Seat, don high groaud, over- | the hrs day of June nit the fret day of August uext, one | thers doseasnd properties. “Al-oa tulld scription of the Medi« looking Newtown, four miles from Willtsasturgh.— | mosth’e notice berg siven,tosail two separate da sforthe sum | cal Roots aud Plan's of oar Country, with the necessary direc: pass the door three times drily, from Peck s'ip; cou- | of $'00, each day. The sole object is to test the sailing qualities | fins for us uz then vw rk is arranged ova very simp near 16 acres, part handsome wood, mansion house, two | of the boars, plen, by which the pracuse of medicine is reduced to principles pizzas front and rear. four rooms through | N. ' floor, hall , folding doors, Rossin grates, pai handacme and substantial mane house filled with B.—To sail without oars or tenders. C. L. INGERSOLL, aTim*ee street. by 4 WNER OF T 8 ‘iL. oa Pherae, of the sibow *Troubl:r having eh ‘rom boats bailt by Wim. Cre la trix months, and not hw ng yet accepted the pieauned thet in yublish ghia chetenge trax at ever built by Crelius, his fowe.i @ 1 agination has taken a flighc from the terra firma of Water street to those myst cue- sicus— d iy to 1, L. SCHIEFFELIN, abaw*r 114 Can+l street. PENNS VLVANIA HOTEUL—Thia exelent house innrw to let. Ic is sitaated «nthe corner af Washing- on and Lberey street, and will be le wed to any good first of next May. {thas lately been mach en- arg: d avd imoroved, and iscontgcons to the Jessey Kerry, pac bet Piers and Westera Railroad Depot. ‘or further particulars,enquire au °'g, RUCKMAN, alo 17t*r No. 160 Washington st, N. Y. SPACIOUS AND FASHIONABLE HOTEL IN PHILAD “(0 HIA. THE fashton»ble Hotel, Marsball, How Ferg sccommodsting 150 persouis, sitante in C betwen 6th and 7th streets in Philadelphia, cent mush improved and repaired. shronghout, a redaced rent, form term of years. Apply to SAMUEL FOWEL m2t Ptew Im *r “Where the man by many odds, Obrains receipts from liviug go. oon rs convenient :fter h- he has got a f-w more of th ipts, and dere: néed from nal manuf ictory of honor hoped thai he will ¢ ndescens to notice some one of the the boats” mey be obtas oubler does not prove a suffici-nt e hes done 3 im. + rolius, a the respectful rite eighteen, as it did last +) al-!m*m ¥ #VENING LIN® FOP AUBANY, chont lands. g —Krom the foot of Barclay atreet north side. the splendid commodious Steamer DIAMOND Captain A. Flower, will leave as ahove every Tuesday, Thu sday, and ~atudry, at 6 o'clock, P.M, For P Of Kreiehtapply ts the Captain on board, oF at said Boot, foot of Barela boat will leave Albany the alternate days, foot of Hamilton street 2016 years. 207 Chestput street, or to JOSEFH B. TOWNSEND, 909 Arch strect._ ‘Atm FOR SALE, containing forty acres, thirty- five under eustivation aid the balancea good growth of ef ‘On the premises is a house in good repair, a new coach house da large bain, Iu {rout of the house is ao excellent well of ter, ured from the wether a w . ne lawn in froptot the house. Ou he ebeve described {rm cherries, pears, quinces, ™ ee, May the Lverge landing NEWARK AND NEW YORK— ovly 124 Cents!=The splendid steamer PASSAIC, Captain John Gaffy, has been putin complete order, and will commence her trips {or the searon, on Monday the 10th instant, as fo low: further notice t= Leave New York at4 o'clock, P. M. We .Newark at 7g o'clock, A. M. al6 6mee _Freight cxrried at reasonable . al 7 PeOPLE’= LINE OF STRAMBOATS FOR ALBANY DAILY=Throuzh direct at Go'ctock. P.M. eC th: amboat prer between Courtland and Liberiy street ‘The steassr ROCH , Capt A. Henzhton, leaves Monday, Wedngrday, and Friday evenicus, at 6 o'clock. ‘The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Cant. 8. W Brainard leaver Tuesday, ‘Thursday, tnd Sitwiday evenings, at o'clock. The above Boats are new and snbstantisl, are fernuhed w clegent » tate Roomns, and in all respects are ausurpassed among, son Hiver Ste’ age or freight on the wharl every respect a desi ‘This {arm is in Westchester County. Med. H WELCH, 3 eonard orar the Pe DRESS BOOTS. LATEST FRENCH STYLE. td SUBSCRIBER remotely the Hon als Im*ec Yo kaw one sth having tender ersont vant of lnm pe. b ions omen i et handsome, Kecing oe he test and fitiog up ‘Strangers leaving their measures can, by w ews leaving their dc aud forwarded tot! em without delay. CONATANTLY CN HARD, Hrngome Boots, m nlf B+ ots, Gniter Boots, ace ean have boots mace sn ns ibscribe “s method of takin Ld and kee} iF of Lanta it ver¥ envitios eetoiians ath sense rs, i tly application, ou board, foot et Maiden Tene, or to fist JOSEDH MeMURKAY, 109 Pin . cor, Sonth. Persons wishing to send for their friends resid oldeouatry, can have them Brought ont by th any of the régalar packets, by ‘applying ax above i i ost paid, FOR LONDON—Packet of 20th Ami— Bre well known packet oe WESTMIN- { td ‘twoou, Moore, master, will sail as above, lsomely accommodate a few more exbin,second cxbin ke Passengers, if warty ap. Heaton is mace on board to JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South si, B Passage from London of Liverpool, can'at al! times be Sucaged by the regular fackets, and dats turn for any ie coat. Payable throughout the United Kinguom, ne a9 Im*r WANTS THE G entest Only think of Gentl- men’s fing dress cal! v8, of the most fishionable shape, $2,75 to $3.0%. Fashiova le icuard boots $1.50 to #200 a pair. Ladies fancy colored jenci; and city made Gaiters for $1,39 to $1,50.a pair, And all je fachions for 1613, for Gentlemen, Ladies *nd Children, from ity to forty cheaper than Sry an G-renwich st, f Barclay. NS. . ADOLPHE MONDRON, La maker, from Pax fully ii the bitants of New at No. 183 Broad: BOUTS & SHUEST Rotvetion in Prices ever known, tehed Mt of the 200n of he hi HOR LONDON Wexulay 7 My ie very superior fast sailing packet sl WESTMINS z Shove net regular days ete, Captain Atwood, will sail as Having very superior aeeommodations for cabi bin ans steerage passengers; persons wishing fo embark shouts e early appl ication to reentiast him, JOSEPH MeMURR, ea tnd best workinatshipr reece (0 Him ‘ 100 Pine street, corner of South atest ~y have an elegant fit will do we'l to call Persons wishing to send for tl friends, can have them amine his worl aimee bronght out by the above ship, or any of the regular packets, by Wa-wna Tea | Applying as above, if by letter, post rch OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGi a? SAGE OFFICE, 61 South street, New Vork~itey ular Line of Packets—The subscriber continues to of Great Britai drag out persons from any, part who may be engaged by their fri ~ regular ine reek, & general ansortmen, at | of packet si care will be Neen Mire ee tee at | ee eee eee luormaned without deiey fe Livreel and ‘ - ~ ty. ow tacteral | Oat always the publ DANIEL FE, TOOKER, ty Kuglisn Linseed & MINTURN, £ South n. patronage which has been so liberally bestowed for many years past ble 3 have drafts fate ane eh at HUB HTA Sa L. P 4 tw x N 4 b by kent | We,.th Hon. Gi H ACK hy u Ri JEB a il" 336 r) Ww he | rt N h b h id i Ih itis mild. P 01 ke di i t 4 nis fh. Brown & N Ti Fy this d 1 jen) 0 the W YOR At 9 A.M. i h f an 6 4 ied Ky) Bi . he i T f fe J u — ALBANY | i Fn al Re de Sie eh a ce a oR Tatas See RR al erate A > ©f.common sense is now ready for delivery and can be furnished at or ret], RAYMOND & COMPAN> 1° Maiden lane. uy stairs, and the bookstore of Saxton & Miles roadway, and A. V. Blake. 77_kul'om st. AiG Gr RANGE CKEAM CANDY.—Messrs. J. Pease & Sony Confectioners, 45 Divisfn atrect, have brought forth x delicious compound to ¢ sweet teeth and ja ndulge fn Et egren fl indy sseses the lavor of the Havana o1 ink, ealinon fail torrece:ve tve fatronage of the ladies and lovers of confectionary im genern! —Anrora ‘2fr & TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES. TYPES, AND ALL OTH* R PRINTING MATERIALS MANUFACTURED AT CONNER’S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE Lexington, Ky. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Lexinaton, April 12, 1843. Great Revival of Religian— The Millenium Dawning anced—so that none go away dissa' such as practice upon the Hudibrastic “« No roguee’er felt the halter a With good opinion ot the |i sfied except maxim— Conver or Nanay ano Ane Staners, Students—Tom Marshall's Account of Himself | ys of the back woode a matter of no small interest CAN BE puoras rl SHTEEN PER CENT DE- and of Clay—Garrett Davis next for Conyress— | But to our sister cities of the East, where deeds of bloody assassins, armed cap-a pie, stalk bo'd! sbroad, unabashed, and in the eyes of the world take the lives of their victims, we expect the rela- tion of it would be flat, insipid, and rather common place, Therefore, | will merely say inthe premises that Andrew Walton, # man about 25 years of age, was arraigned and tried in our Supreme Court on Enidey last, for the murder of John Carroll, on the t Type and Stereotvne Foundry, formerly known as JAMES Conmen s, and more recently as Conwen & CooKE's, avd the publican general, that te Orders for Dear Bennerr Never within my recollection have religion, poli- ties and finance created so much excitement in Lex- ington as during the past few months. A most glo- rious revival, attended with the happiest results, has been in progress in the Methodist Church for six h Es, , CASES, IMPOSING STONER, INK, FRAMES, and very other article uccessiry (0 form Complete Pristing Establishments, on os favorable terms, and of ood aatulity as any other establishment in the United State OLD PRICES, PER POUND. 108 ee . r of August last, a man of about 45 years, rn weeks, during which period more than one hundred by, inflicting .two- wounda.iion the “abdataset Ot % persons, many of them our very hardest ca-| the deceased with a dirk knife, at the landing : oy 6 ses, have been hopefully converted, and per- i ae city anes quarrel on the subject we Primer, Long P imer, 42 ir faith to Methodi the | Of abolition—the deceased its advocate, the murde- Kit Fen feng rd suaded to express their faith in Methodism and the | of abolitien—the dec pic} ita ac repe tse the inte. Christian religion, and yet the work goes on.— Meetings are held every night, and Christians are awake to a sense of their responsibility, and mour- ners constantly crowd the alar, so! ing their counsel and an interestin their prayers. Surely this must must be the dawning of the Millenium, for which we look with interest most intense. Our Chureh certainly merits much credit for the zeal we have manifested in this great work. More particularly for our untiring and successful efforts to resuscitate Transylvania University, which you have already been informed has been in a very depressed condition for many years past, but 1s now beginning to arise like the Phenix from its ashes, being the re- sult of the co-operation of our whole church, and the very judicious management of the most intel- lectual and learned faculty in our country. Look for a momentat President B—, what cannot his ma- gic name accomplish? “How gorgeous, dazzling and brilliant” in all his actions. and Professor A. with the shining black locks, lofty brow, military spirit and extremely modest deportment—a single glance at him in the pulpit is sufficient to convince any unprejudiced mind that he is destined at no dis- tant day to shi forth the very personification of the Apostle Paul himself. 3 ica, Borders, Cuts, Brass Rule, and all other articles. manulac- tured at this estabiishment, at the same reduced rates. New Atticles got up to order, on being farmished with pa 108. he ‘Type east at this establi Face and he materia! of whi for service m Newsps All kinds of Ste-eotyping furnished to order. I NB —Snch Newspavers as will copy thenbose three times, will be entitled to pay in Type,on making abill of tour times the amount of the three insertions al NOTICE, Aaurduct Board respectfally call the attention 'ow citizens tothe Ordinance of the Comm vn ished belo! ting, under penalies of fine ne ening of the Hydrants r the exting rishuent offires. In the absence uf such ence heretofore, all the efforts of the agent D par'ment have failed to correct an al the duty of i sing. Many of the Hydrants have been broke unfit rse vice, im cousequence of the exrelessny ir inex pe sience of | ersons who have opened them : thus eausng great expense to she city—and by destroying th= usefulness of the Hydronts iu case of fire, hezarding the syfety of the neighhor ine bu Idings | In consequence of the wauten wate from Hy- improperly opened, and kept open, thronghout the city, dd of wet-rat the di buting reservoir his brea mach ed ; and should fires cecur, an efficient action of the looked for unless strict obrdievce to the now passed, shall be ytelded or enforced. ‘Tue Cro- tox Aqneduet Board therefore enrn:sily ask the actwe co-ope- ration ef heir fellow cit'zens, in eff-cti portaut ob: ject whieh the O:dinance of the Common is intended to accomplish. and allegations, the pleas of counsel, and charge of court, retired in the evening, and came into court next morning with a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree. Walton will be executed the first week in May. The political atmosphere is not a little disturbed hereabouts just at this time. . She movements of Captain Tyler in relation ‘o his removals, and the death struggle he is making to climb into the af- tections of the democratic party, carry alarm and dismay inte the ranks of his enemies. Every whig in this seetion, who holds office under the govern- ment, feels himself called upon in a language not to be misunderstood, to repent in dust and ashes of the error of his ways, and to come out from among the goats and take the right hand ; otherwise he is so n to ae made to feel most sorely that the wagesof sin is death We are expecting, every mail that comes from the east, to hear that our postmaster, W. lor, who was nephew _and_son-in- Harrison, has been officially decapitated. Friend ‘Taylor is a gentleman of limited dimensions, but mighty smart, and withal rather non-committal ard close-mouthed. The Captain can’t sound him, but mistrusts that there is something ‘rotten in Den- mark.” Some time since the President, through on ent, is, both im the style of it is made, particularly adapted Crotan f their oune jou L aa old political packhorse and informer, asked ulms of SORE AW RENCE, ‘Though we have had the management of the In- | him'in ready thing, lorJohn Jones, to be upproprise J, PH LLIPS PHOENIX, stitution but for a few months, the number of stu- | ted for Madisonian purposes. To this Mr. Taylor New York, April 15th, 18 . ane AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDIXAN' E (TO REGULATS . THE WATER WORKS OF THE CITY OF NEW YouK. Passel Soptember ith, 1812, Section 4, No p-rson cr persons ¢xrept the Mayor, Alder- men or Assistants of the respective wards, shall wiheu Vions permission in writing from the Crom Aqueduct Board, nt betong hy or attached t= the Cro, the evinguishment «f fires, ex hborhovd por shall leave such re than shall be limited in sa: h \e water for other purposes than may issiou, Uuder the penaliy of t senty> dents already exceed 200, and is daily increasing — The benefit to Lexington is consequently incalcula- ble; and yet, I regret to say,a large portion of the community are becoming quite jealous of us, the Presbyterians particularly; simply because a few of their members have left the old, crazy, worm eaten and leaky Calvanistic vessel, and have resolved to sail with us in the gallant vessel of Free Grace, into the haven of eternal rest, shouting, singing and praying as we go. It is really gratifying to see how happy the lads of the University appear, dressed in uniform, with yellow badges of distinction on the shoulder; and with what grace and modesty they strut the streets, conscious of their own importance Do you recollect x.Congressman Tom Marshall, who, sometime ago so cruelly bored Col. Webb, of the Regulars? Well, Tom has reached home, where he is resolved to remain in spite of all oppo- sition. Immediately upon reaching Lexington he called together the public, in order to render an ac- returned a peremptory refusal. The ‘ poet_lwure- ate” took fire, the President sympathised, Cup ain Bob interfered with kind and timely adv.ce, but the litle Buckeye held his grip. a Next came a mandate through Captain Bob, for Taylor to dismiss two of his stiff-necked anti-Tyler clerks, and fill their places with an old superanua- ted political hack and his son. To this the post- master entered his protest, and issued his veto — Next, Sir John Tyler. Jr. interfered, as a kind of me- diator between the offended creator and the sinful creature, and knocked atthe door of the stubborn postmaster’s heart, until the ntb of his pen was worn up; sll the independent functionary refused to let old T. meddle with his mail bags. Here the matter rests, and in the mean time the postmaster stands erect, and is preparing himselt for a bloody shock from the removing guilloupe, whea his doom shall be vealed by a voice from the White House, “ de- pert ye enrsed.”” The mail goes this morning. unscrew or oven any hye mentioned in sia per five dollars tor each orfer ons. except sueh as may be licen: rt Boa.d to sell water to, shipping, 1a! take the w iter from any hydrant ere ted orto be erected he city of New York and attached to the Croton water pines Gor the surpose of sciling he said water or offering for sale, utder the penalty of twenty-five dollars for eac offerice Seo 3. Any the offender in yal herein prescribed shall be imposed on ak is provided in the first section of the seventh ti Ie of the Ordiunnce hereby amendeds.ta,respe-t | COlnt of hisstewardship; which was done ina man- Yours, quickty, D. V.B. to the penalty therein prescribed. And in defaalt of the piy- | ne ufficiently sophistical to satisfy his best friends. P.S.—The readers of, the Herald hereabouts Ment. the cffe: der shail de subjret to the like punishment by | ‘To. ascured us that Mr. Clay and his nae. hadal- | wish me to communicate their unfeigned thanks to of the Street Inspectors, Con | together abandoned whiggery; and that he,TomM., | its reporter for throwing life upon the canvass so ad- and Watchmen, to etforce rvan tothe aumost cf th: ir ebili- 1d to make complamt of any violation thereof to the pro- per authority Adopted by the Board of Al’ermen, March 27th, 18'3. ‘Adopted by the Boad of As istants, March 27¢h, 1813. Keceived from hs Honor t'e Mayor, April 13, 1843, without pproval or objrc.ivys thei ‘nerefore, und 1 the ;rovisions of the emended Charter the beceme alaw. (Signed) JO3. R. TAYLOR apl6 awr Clerk 500 PAIR OF GOOD DOUBLE BUSKINS, of all colors, tr Ladies’, \ and € ‘s seen and light colors, of the late: $175, aud $2." Genv’s fine French and netiy " Prim’ caif dress quarter bo r snd childr-n's; good low prie, ed boots; prime mens’, boys’ and children’s, of ail sorts and # izes, tgp cheapest you ever saw. Largest assortment, best quality. ‘west prices in the city. J. Walker, 419 Bioadwi IT have sold oat my other store, and will nay all attention to accommodate my triends e public. Good sous at low prices. Good gaiters, 12s. Iiner UPHOLSTERY, WINDOW SuaDES AND TAIER HANGINGS. i ~ ARE NOW RECEIVING our wual handsome and large assortment of the above goods, embracing every de- scription of cnrtam material, trimmings ‘and ornaments, win low sha ex, from the Ia Pree to the most mavnificent, which we imoort exclusively fom P jonable Paver Hangings, incluting French, Eg! Amenies, from the cheapest, to the most costly deseripsion Beatle: Beds Macesses, Pilliastres, Se., of warranted pure materials. and whien, with every other ariel are offere at lower prices thanat an other est»blishmnent city. SOLOMON & HART, Innporters and Manufaciurers of Upho'strey Good, 187 Broadway, opposite John st. N. B.—The trade, both city ant country, supplied as nsval at wholesale or retail FINE HEALTHY SWEEDISH LEECHES— mMeodim*r LEECVES! LEFCHFS:t! 5000 sivrecervst. Algo atenerai nsorterent of Drags, Paints, Oils, Dye eG he FF was the only true whig in the land. A very modest admission. What apity his friends will not believe this to be the only ground of his hostility to Mr Clay. Marshall’s political career has closed, and Garrett Davis hastaken the stump, and doubtless will be our representative in the next Congress, I shallspeak of Mr. D. again. On Monday last Mr. Clay addressed, at the Court house, a large concourse of people. He stated tnlly and clearly his views upon all the leading whig duc- trines. His remarks gave general satisfaction; and itis eaid to have been one of the most powerful speeches he has ever delivered. He complained much of the “barking of pups” at him, from #ll quar ters—Tray, Blanche, and Sweetheart. Whether this was 4 cut at Tomor not, I cannot say. He also complained much of the treachery of Capt. Tyier, and C. Wickliffe, whose recent con- duct towards the people of Lexington has been pos- itively outrageo Tallude to the removal of Mr Redd trom the Post office, and appointing Josaph Ficklin.in his place. The former is young, attentive, and competent, rendering general satifaction to the whole community, without distinction of party. The only objection to Mr R. consisted in his friendship to Mr. Clay, though he had been appointed to office by Mr. Tyler himself, not two years ago. The newly appointed Mr. F. held the office during the entire reign of Jackson and Van Buren, and_ is the most violent democrat in the State. All parties ap- pear shocked at this outrageous act of Tyler and his tools. It is, however, the opinion of many here, that this change has been brought about through the infleence of R. W., Jr, of Lexington. We shall bear this as patiently as possible, knowing the to) of retribution will soon come. have much to say on the subject of finance, which must be reserved for a future letter, Yours, respectfully, SALLY ANNE. P. S. There hasbeen much complaint ot late about the long s:lence of your correspondent, which will terminate from this date. Miitlerism is beginning to spread in Kentucky at mirably in his living, moving, speaking reports. B. Literary Notices. A Groroaicat History of Mannatran, on New Youk Istanp, with numerous colored plates, N. Y., 8vo, 1843, pp. 111.— Under this tit'e, the author, who has long been known in this city as an excellent practical chemist and mineralogist, has furnished us with an exceedingly useful work. The map illus trating the geographical distribution’ of the rocks on this island is one of great interest, and the other eight maps illustrating the various regions about the city, will doubtless excite much attention. __ Aside from this, the author, who, if he be not identical with that highly respected individual, “the oldest inhabitant,” most certainly belo gs to that venerated class, has interspersed with his geological specu ations many interesting anecdotes of the cit in the olden time The curious in such matters will learn from this book how the city corporation en- deavored, sixty years ago, to raise water by first raising the wind in the edi of paper money—how the well in the Swamp suok through an antediluvial tan yard, (or some other more equivocal deposit net yet named by geologists), wasresorted to and drank by all our citizens as a valuable mineral spring— how Banker Hill and Rienmond Hil, with all the other hills except Flattenbarrach Hill, were succes- sively undermined and scattered about until the city has become as flatas a pancake, or Horace Greely’s wit—how they used to catch minks, muskrats, and cat-firh, on the very spo! where the Egyptian Tombs now contain more noxious vermin and still queerer fish ; with rnany other curious and instructive mat- ters, for which we would refer to the book itself. Tue Puterr.—Biographical Sketches of the most popular Preachers in London—New York, D. Ap- pleton & Co. Cc eras mens?, bo B= eme re been made for fresh supply from Swreden severtl times daring the scas.n, snd will be puta #) that they can be sent to any part of the United States with perfect eafety. alltime RANCIS R. CRUMP, Chronometer, Watch and Clock Lt “Maker aud Jeweler, formerly with S.J. Tobins for nearly six years, aod. reeeutly ‘with Marjuands &¥'0., Brodway, ape wards of three years,begs to aequalut hisfriendsand the public, that he has taken a store at 248 Grand atzert, where he intends Pe Food brotier DS spans ine eX; This is another of the extraordinary cheap vo- | pre e le ‘ : sade soa hvery vo meet with that share patronage the Bible that the end of the world will ‘not termi- lumes which D. Appleton & Co have lately iseued- lege san a Nome Rog nad My crery | nate this year. containing a biography of fifty-three Preachers in Jescription of Watches, Repeaters, Musical and Duplex, the London, whose names are very familiar to us; but mort eomplieated that exn be procure ‘Also, Jewelry aud Diamond work set; Pearls re«trang; jeryorticle fifty percent cheaper than any ove in the civ, if enabled wo do the whole himself, aud not trust t the in petiener of others. Glasses an keys in proportion. Cash pid for oft wold and siver, atimer , Cincinnati, Ohio, [Correspondence of the Herald.] Crnctanatt, 8th April, 1843. Weather §c.—Charter Election in Cincinnati—First of whose history we know little. This book will satisfy the desirefor information. It is full of lite— the portraits are well drawn—and the narrative is fresh-and racy, discrimiaating «nd instructive, and DAGUERREOTYPE. TO THE PH | TOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. A. 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Butwer’s Piers or tar Ruing.—Harper & Brothers announce to be published this morning, Bulwer’s beautiful fiction, “The Pilgrims of the Rhine,” in uniform style, with “The Last of the Barons,” “Pelham,” &c , at the very low price of 124 cents. Their edition is perfect, and is for sale at this office. Jupan’s Lion.—A very interesting and instructive tale, by Charlotte Elizabeth. It is‘in fact one of the best things she has ever written. It is publi-hed in an elegat form, by Dodd, corner of Park Row and Spruce street, and is offered for sale (at the low price of 25 cen's. No better work of fiction could be put NG“RSOLL’S GREAT BOAT BAZAAR FOR 1005, Remember one cedar and oak boat ts worth twenty vine and white wo 'd.aea, ‘The subscriber mten‘'s during the com: ing se7son to fully satisfy tve world of the difference. becweem ood boats and bad ones Therefore every boat from his este Siahmene warranted will bear upon it the stamp of C. L. ersoll. uring the past season the subscriber has_prodaced that mitable 16 foot sailing Dintey Troubler, which received the challenge from the American lastitute and took the guid me- ‘1; the is mew ready to show her stern to any sailing boaty 0 matter where built or who by, tor smy val h won th at G. W. Chapman, which time upon record. om he intends tea ate kind or deseription of boats. from one to fitty tons barthea, wherever his stamp may be found there will be boat that can't be beat, CoL. INGERSOLL, Boat Bazaar, 406 and 414 Water st. and 121 Cherry a. Joy, Wi Hane, Sole Aunt, 58 Native Mayor—Supreme Court of Ohio— Murder Case—Political Movements— Postmaster at Cin- cinnati— Curious Developments. Frienp Bennett— The newsis not of the most interesting nature in this city just at this time ; thinking, however, that you might like to take a bird’s-eye view of the do- ings in Cincinnati in these “‘ latterdays,” I will ven- ture to communicate. I trust, however, that you will be indulgentto the paucity of my topics, and the leanness of my letter, when I inform you that the cold, gloomy, dismal weather, we have had here, forfour weeks past, instead of the lovely wea- ther we were wont to have at this season of the mall any ‘all st. e, sail, clab, life, and pleasure bo: may always be found at Iniersdil’s Bazaar, cheuper than they can be par- £ pnd i into the hands of young people. chased elsewhere. tplim*r_ | year, has not only seriously impaired my physical Tre American Jorrvat or THE Mepicat. Screne HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING. abilities, but thrown my wonted energies into “ pi,” | ces.— This standard and well known periodical ,pub- es this od of im- that he has immediately bated] lished by L. b & Blanchard. Philadelphia is rapidly extending its circulation It is edited by Dr. Hays, with greet ability—containg a pertect concentrated record ot the progress of the medical sciences—the contributions of our most distinguished physicians ILL, the it forming h Old Stance, rl Street House, and I feel as though Father Miller’s predictions, so far as yout humble servant is concerned, were soon to be verified. rarl street which has been vewly fitted up, willbe pleased to wait on all who may favor him 86 with their patron: is neat and skillful style, at the fol I dh Onr charter election has just closed, which was d i owe IPs mimitaole Hair Catting, 1236 cent an item in our municipal affairs that was taken inj and surgeons—extended critical reviews of all im Sprne: We hand via be jeparersignay” a exercised with en- ate new il i are ER iat Gras Cag rt e nua \ t. ergy and activity. ree of our most prominent | Ty of the contents of all ' rf Knit Pe ee ae ci'izens took the track, and went through under | published quarterly at $5 per annum. Itis now, we believe, the only American medical periodic quoted abroad, and hence it has become a most de- sirable medium of recording the experience, views, and practice of American physicians and surgeons. Tur Lavy’s Worto—(May).—A very excellent number.—Post, jmblisher. whip and spur, for the Mayoralty. Marcus Smith, Esq., the Hon. Henry Morse, one_of the Judges of our Common Pleas, and Henry F. Spencer, Exq., who, by the by, are all staunch whigs—but a fiercer contest I never saw, not among those who were po- litieal opponents, than the friends of each exhibited BILLIARD SALOON. NO. 5 BARULAY STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW HE AMERICAN HOTEL, RICE REDUCED to One Shitling per tinndred, from 8 AM. to 5P_ M.—The subscriber informs his frends and the public in general, that ne has Five New Billiard ‘Tables, in separate apartments-two in the upper front siloon—two in the ind one in the front room—all in first rate order. | in driving the claims of their candidates, to gain the Tie Rover, No. 4—Contains several good select- for hii peehal saecrier ities Ietoc to ai wished for goal. 4 ‘ ed tales poe a rather eeratchy engraving. Tuttle, r m ments tne proprietor thinks it 5 I render it more The oon ap tha ect in Nisiy ad Ann street, publisher. galegt and 5 resale tp sentee 4 Spencer by some 70 votes, and on the whole I be- " . ail ALSO, TWO vine Oe "ALLEYS IN THE | jeye he will fully Jgalize the moat sanguine antict- New Yorx Leoat Onserver.—Owen, 42 Ann street. Farmer’s Reotsrer—(March).—An _ excellent work—the present number is very interesting to ag- riculturists. Published by Pleasants & Stabler, Pe- tersburgh, Va. Tur MaGnotta—(April).—This is @ very reapecta- ble and welbmaneged receptacle of the literary pro- ductions of the South and West. The present His Bar will always be stoc.ed with the choicest Wines and Liquors and the best Segars to be had—also Sherry Cobblers, Mint Joleps, Punches; made in a manner not to be surpasse N'B.— Five apartments have undergone « thorough refitting —aew [hie Hnetnpen | ac. ae Benemen will lense to commaniente aay neglect of ate ofthe attendants, at the bar. FRANCIS MONTEVERDE. ree JAre’Ay. pations and wishes of his. friends; and with his characteristic swaviter in modo, will soon win the kind regards of hisenemies | Mr. Spencer tsa gen- tlemau of fine abilities by nature, polished by educa tion—affable and gentlemanly in his deportment— is about forty years of age, and the first native Mayor we ever had—and, withall, has just been de- creeda bankrupt—merely, however, for the purpose mehi6 %m*r FURNISHING STOR imes, being one of the i i i Pub- den lane, and 349 Breadwey: of keeping pace with the times, 8 number is varied, agreeable and instructive. J. L Gb tare Ton eal anew aee of House fashtoealie and élite of the La ted Marabcly Aad lished by Burgess & James, Charleston, S.C. + Furnishing Goods, consisting of girandoles, and lam, James Laflin, Esq , was re-elec arshall, ani Axison’s Europe —No. 7 has been issued. For riety; Sheffield and Birmingham plated ware, castors, vuiters and ‘Kreat brisches, urns, w iters, ter set. candiestick tray, Tors: races, tmioreebers, So. ke Bote cutlery b kni William Disney, Eeq. was elected Treasurer. The contest was not gkly one, but f believe that the twenty-nine Councilmen were chosen about equally from the two great political /amilies, ‘The Supreme Court of the State began its session here on the 3d instant, and wil remain until the first of next month. ‘The Hon Reuben Wood and the Hon. Nathaniel C. Reed are on the bench.— We have a docket of some six hundred cases for this county, and in order to work them off as fast, and far as possible during the term, the Court keep the sale at the Herald Literary Depot. otra Tus Pirarms or tue Reive.—This admired no- vel by Bulwer has just been issued by the Harpers. For sale atthe Heral Literary Depot we, cnt, in great Jadies, bi HANCEKY—Betore tne, of the First eis, coffee urns, and View Chancel HAN uy Worrall au” Noah Worrall ve James Grogg nt tothe diyeetvony con: hi Cenese, end. by. time etna one by thea ‘dete « hampacnes, tumblers, deom:ers, lemon- s lor preserves, water bo tles, celery bows. Biiver Ware, always on hand or made to order. e iecree. executed 6» me re d table spoons, forks, Irdies, butter knives, tea - A u u be sold at the the erty ele des bre, pitchers, ehitdrens? cups, &s. ‘The improved | mill in motion trom 8 inthe a pay Tlat night. th elects Parent Bolat Lamp, of Enpluh and Americas manafectare. with two intermissions of one hour and a hail at noon of that Gay by ofeadaot ten ta chan corals Lier bap hing are respectfully Invited to call, each! Thus you see that Justice ia in labor among Hee ie nbsiestion called the Brother Jomath an. us twelve hours out of twenty four; and we beat rich interest can [_INSEED O10—29 casks supenor quality Eagiah Linseed } 11) ps formations ‘ a ow on harf forsale tu lots to suit parchasers, ¢ workies, out and out, two hours every day. he Le ci sow on. TER RIREUASE™ | “Bont meret It this, sif, and think that all partiew | the complainant, Ot Wall ar aca ects adr a Teecere meet. cannot have their proper portion of righteousness J my tawtAnril Thee P NGLISH WHITE LEAV—50 kegs very superior quahty | administered, when the sedate goddess is thus urged GHEATHING PAPER—20 bales of very sapenor quality Be yecien White end OO OLL & MINTURNS to such long and arduous sessions; for |’l! assure | pity fortoot ot hopeen a ie dogaals by. alr 17 Bouth sivet 1, You that she keeps the scales most admirably bal” mie ‘ 56 South