The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1843, Page 3

. Bank Mobile, $50, 000, 1 payable in New Yew York, May: fe ‘ Powtaers Pare a i e “4 tay ille " " ” coe 12500, “ New Orleans,June 1. “ © Decatur 25,000, ** New York, May 1. “ow “ 12500, New Orleans,June | Total am’t. of int. $132,500, due in May and June. ‘We have not learned in what manner the Bank contem- plates remitting the New York interest, but suppose it is intended to purchase exchange, ‘as over $160,000 was sent to New Orleans on account of the Bank. ‘The Legislature of the State of New York adjourned yesterday. Among its good deeds, may be enumerated its refusal to receive the $84,863 50 sent to it as part of the distribution of the public land money, and now on de’ posite in the Commercial Bank of Albany. The federal government will therefore take it!back and apply it to its debts. The law abolishing the Bank Commissioners we will give to-morrow. A most beneficial act to the trade of this city hasbeen the abolishing of compulsory inspection. This inspec: tion tax has weighed heavily on the produce trade and ts removal is of great service. Itis another step towards an abandonment of the artificialfberriers set up between the free commercial intercourse of individuals. Legislatures are beginning to recognize the fact that merchants have sense enough to take care of their own business. The gross inspection fees in the State of New York for 1842, amounted to $170,000. The following are the leading articles which bore this tax in the city of New York:— Beef and Pork, gross fees, ‘1842, + $50,627 Leather, + «12,709 ion of money affairs in this country and in England, is very remarkable. All the elements of are- vulsion are apparent. Money for along time has been ex- ceedingly plenty, while prices continue very low and the stagnation of business very great. The result of this state ofthings both here and in England, is an exhorbitant rise In stocks. The following table of the state of affair, in England, March 6, 1842 and 1843:— Cownency of FNGLAND with tHe Rate oF INTEREST AND Per Cent Consors. Bullion RBankof Ceuntry Total Rate of 3p. ct Mar. in hank. England. Banks. currency. inte't. contols 12 eat 16,894,000 15,797,925 33,591.9' "Fry 20°340,000 15 511,521 35,851.8 10d, 4 S.t6 000 oR "This artificial abundance of money in England has failed 0 stimulate trade hitherto, and money has found invest- ent in stocks to a degree which has raised consols 8} per ome degree,counteracted the strong feeling against Amc- ‘ican stocks, and induced the holders of the latter sort to old on, more particularly as but little conld be obtained for them here. In the United States, money has been also oumulating in consequence of the stagnation of trade, results are seen in the following comparison mete of N. York 6 per Price US. cents of 186%. 6pr cts. T per cent. an 8a 99 104 109 a 110 yy Ma it in both countries the rate of money is too low and price {stocks too high. It has heen looked forward to with onfidence, that when the spring trade of England with © North of Europe opens, business will revive. The lurrent willthen turn. The £5,000,000 of unemployed jankers’ deposites in the vaults of the Bank will be with: wn and holders of stocks begin to realize. The doubts id discredits hanging over United States stocks will ex- their effect, and send to this market large quantities, here the present high rates will insure of their being alized without much loss. We are aware already of Irge orders to this effect, being transmitted to London by ents here. Simultaniously with this movement the re’ wal of trade here will renew the demand for money, \d the present small banking capital will find ample em- loyment in the channels of business; consequently a r pid realization of the present investment: stock must sue. Itis very evident that if bank funds are to be in- ‘sted in government 6 per cents at 110, yielding no more lan 5$ per cent, the capital had far better be divided ong the stockholders, who can individually do the ¢ thing without expense. Trading capital is always valuable in this ceuntry to allow of its lying at 5 per t interest. true that a small amount of money in de now goes farther than a very large sum formerly. t with the reanimation of trade prices will rapidly ri Jd money be absorbed by the double process ef increa! values aud activity of demand. The whole state of irshere and in England indicates that stocks have ap- ached their highest points, and that a fall, heavy, ra- and disastrous to the weak helders must speedily take eC. ‘he temporary abumdance of money here at the com- nd ef speculators, has served to sustain those stocks— fidence in which hes been lost on the part of cal ane in some degree. The prices of the latter stock in De ‘ter last was 77 ; and in spite of the large sums thrown nthe market at 80 to 40 per cent discount by the State ay temporary loans made to discharge its interest and 8 borrowed of the banks, the State stock agents ‘e managed to prevent a fall greater than 10 per cent he stock. Of late their efforts have been very great backed by the great abundance of money, they hat ly sustained the market under the large sales of capi- 8. Their object in so doing was to introduce the loan of 7 per cent for $1,600,000 interest and principal ble in New York. Proposals for this loan were ad- ed yesterday, receivable until the 18th May. The ice states as follows :— his loan is authorised b: A lof Ohio, passed March 13, pay it there is specifically pledged and aj appropriated the plus Revenue recs ived by the State of Ohio from the ‘ed Stages, and all lands belonging to the publie ks, except such as are pledged for the redemption of ja issued under the act of March 7, 1842. The amount e Surplus Revenue is $2,007,000, and the Lands are ated at $420, ese proposals are an open unblushing violation ef faith. No better comment can be made on the action than to give the opinion of the man that per- tes it, John Brough, Esq. Auditor of the State of |, in his annaal report, dated Dec. 6, 1942, alter de- jing the misery of the contractors, remarks, page ound ae the State is, by the voluntary pledge of her the act of March last, not to make further sales reign stocks, her authrities will be compelled to look me resources * * * The lees sacrifices that already been made, onthe part of the State of Ohio, intain her faith with the holders of the stock, have iven to, and maintained for her, that character and t to which shes entitled. ‘This, however, does not en in anywise, the obligation ; and should not i- to any, act by which that faith and credit may be d. There is much due to the present holters ir Hock nd by no act should their value bo wanto 1 little months after this doctrine is preached finds als for $1,500,000 foreign stock advertised in New by John Brough, Auditor of Ohio, and not a6 per jock, but 7 per cent, as if in very wantonness to the State creditors. Yet these people talk of the f Ohio with as muchjself complacency as N. Biddle talk of that of Pennsylvani: recent puffs that have appeared,preparing the way jis henorable loan, have roundly asserted that ne was soldto pay interest. Turn we to page 29 of the port and we find the following :— uring the last month (November) a e by the fund commissioners, to of the revenue of the eurrent year, for the pay- {the January interest, This f declined to do.” Canal Fund Commissioners, in their report, state ey sold $1,500,000 of 6 per cent stock at an average ents on the dollar. Of these, $400,000 were to Bar. thers, at 60 cents on the dolla: worth while to notice also what the report said in tion to the collection of taxes, page 13 :— m the best information I have been able to obtai @ several counties, I am inclined to the belief that Hexperience an increased detalcation in the reve- ithe current year. * * * The forfeited list now aan amount of pruperty so large, that the taxes Ing upon it exceed $30,000 per annum, and it is increasing! * * (page l4) The same difficul- ill surround the #1 foot forfeited lands , and so things now undersjood, that hundre to 4 iat hag forfeited, as the best means of avoiding was under the low tax, yet he would have us be- at he has doubled the tax, and that every dollar paid ! @ who reflect upon the disposition of the surplus je and its fatein all the States, will easily understand iterly valueless is such a security. Even in this jew York the surplus revenue loaned out has been went attempts to realize the amount, by sales of ty at auction, have failed. If this isthe caso in rk what must it be in Ohio where land speoula- ind the exhausting system of agriculture practised, t land securities valueless? Bales at the Stock Exchange, io 6's, 1968 iO Bn'y 93. do 97 do #10 oe 260 Mechanics Be Ws do 23° 698% 200 Pheniy ae ak % ba) § otate NY ct 1% 45 Baum Bhameree ” MB do erp oat me Con 196 1% 40 Long Isiend rn 88 50 New Jersey @ why 7% 2% Mohawk 29% 4 25 Stomington 60 Mohawk Rik bds 5 ys 97 N Jersey RR bds7 Hf Mech Bkg Ass 59 do 87 Aub & Rochester Beard, 1900 City 7's, 1852 25 shas Stor ington 4 Stock HKxchange. 13000 Ghio 6's, 1860 1000 do 1000 do 1870 50 shes Del & Hudson Second bs 105% 105% 99000 Beate 7's, 1849 do 188 New York Public $2000 U States 6%, 1962 11! 2000 do * 11s 3000 do 1000 do sl0 1000 do. sw 1862 esh 105 7000 do 30 105-2000 do 1858 btw 9555 8000 do s10 69 223; 3000 do 69 8% 300 do bis 696 620 88" 25 shas Mohk & Hud b20 30 Second Board. $13000 Ohio 6’s, 1960 33 69 im N Yous 6's, 1962 105) 1000 do 3ds 69 "9 3000 do D3 69) 100 an Mott & Hudson 30 1000 do b10 6934 50 Har em Railroad 1934 State of Trade ‘The markets are generally improving. Cotton—There has been a steady demand for export at full prices. Fair New Orleans end Mobile may be quoted Ta7}cents. fhe sales include 1750 bales Upland and Flo rida at 6 a 6}c; 680 Mobile, 6} 2.74; and 200N Orleans, 5 a 8—together 2600 bale: Coffee—There inno change in prices. The sales in- clude 700 bales Brazil at 6 a 7} ce “sf Fg very Inferior; 260 Laguayra, 7} a 84; 200 Jav , 100 green do, 8; 250 Cuba, 6a}; Maracaiho, ry frican and 66 Por- to Bico, 74, all Preto ‘and 200 St Domingo, 54 a 5fc, carl A ten sale took place with the following results:— ‘Terms—Notes at six months, payable in this city, tole made satisfactory to sellers. Hyson—6 double chests 93 cents, 16 do 92, 10 do 91, 27 chests 71, 15 hf do 68, 15 do 57, 20 chests 47}, ‘199 do 47/107 6lb boxes 49, 200 do 43, 300 13lb do 474. Young Hyson —14 hf chests 76 cents, 10 do 744, 10 do 74 10 do 78}, 15 do 72.13 do 714; 120 do71, 30 do 67}, 110 do 87, 80de 654, 18 chests 63, 15 do 62}, 28 40 55}, 51 do 55,99 do. 54, 190 do 53$, 115 do 53, 295 do 524, 30 do 614, 250 do 51, 87 do 50) , 100 do 50, 34 do 494, 60 do 484, 20 do 47, 193 do 46}, 38 do 46, 35 chests 454,70 hf do 45, 185 do 444; 143 do and 80 chests 44, 20 do 43,26 do.39, 14 do 38, 110 do 374, 85 do 37, 45 do 364, 118 do 36, 150 do 354, 164 chests 35, 30 hf do 344, 540 do 34, 35 do 334, 81 chests 32, 119 half do 29, 262 do 28}, 104 chests 274, 109 half do 16}, 155 do 16, 300 6lb ee ‘36, 26 141b do 32, 125 do 30}, 100 do 30, 75 do 294, 275 0 2 Myson Skin—10 cheste 33¢, 4 do 914, 64 do 91, 24 do 29, 61 do 26}, 30 do 26, 62 do 2 Gunpowder—10 hf mee 88c, 20 do 87}, 30 do 61, 44 do 8 12 each 2b canisters’ 8, 50 do 674, 125 6ib bxs 56, 500 131b do 52. parial—10 hf chests 634c, 54 case 50 Glb bxs 56, 450 do 544, 300 i8lb do 52. Ningyong Powchong—-90 hf chests 48c, 52 do 99, 78 do and 50 chests 35, 85 do 35, (31 16lb bxs withdrawn.) Souchong— 650 hf chests and 43 hf do 36}c, 54 chests 96, (721 chests withdrawn.) Oolong Souchong—I3 hf chests 66c, 20 do 65, 15do 63, 12 do 584, 38 do 53, 50 do 524. sn enayong Souchong—20 chests 570, 20 hf do 63, 50 do \— 7350 mats 18}, 3350 do 18. 122lb canisters 57, Died, On the [sth instant, Mr. E. W. Arvotp, Printer, aged about 43 years. His friends, andthe Members of the New York Typo- graphical Society are requested to attend his funeral from is late residence, No. 106’East Broadway, Friday alter noon (2lst instant,) at 3‘o’clock. His remains will be taken to Williamsbui GG- The Kingston, (Ulster Co.) papers will ple: copy the above netice. Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. Montevideo - Maranham - ferbice - Cape Town, Curncoa- Cienfuegos Zonee, P. R. ig ara 3 | abet Jago de Cuba: ++ Mareh 25 johns, +++ Mareh 21 Sc Croix Passage Axttveas Lonpox—Packet ship Medistor—J Symonds, of Canada; J Smith. Geo apr ass aul York; A Macpherson, H Holmes, Londo: Harna—Packet ship * "Nicolar—Mre Ann Shaple y, biere, Paris: Miss H Vilade, Bord Dr FOr ly, children and servan:, Virgi Chos Me sane, St Louis: baton Trigeant de la Tour, France: Rev E Ki Rey Chas Boswell, Mr nerach, Rev Xavier S Burdeca; Heronme Sehaut, A 50 in steerage. ie Cora, from Maracaibo—Wm J t Maracaibo, At PHtcapecrHia—Bai Dubbs, Esq. late US Cons Foreign Importations. Lonvon—Ship Mediator—12 cases J C Cohen—12 G Mever &soo— 4 4H Ison & Brown—12 A H Ward—2 Nevins & co—7 C King—2 JM Oppenheim & co—8 Wm Vyse—3 C Ahrenfeldt— 4 ourae & co—3 cks seed D Landreth—2 cks 16 s Charl McGowan—? pkgs ry—3 K Garner—2 Gridme' AA Low—2 cases steel oy S$ Senderson—16 cks linserd oil G Meyer & son—26 cks G B Morewood—I4 pkgs N Lenni & co 2_R 8 Butterfield—1 G Pearce—1 E Meyer—2 H Griffin—! J Ee Ma'ler=1 Newbury & Barnet—! Joseph & son—1 J Thomas Sands, For & Wnght—i W Mortimer & co—2 J F Palmer=t Ward & King—17,534 bars iron and 72 cases mdse to Havre—Ship St ls nd pkes E & F Schumaker—! Mo- ran & Iselin—1 Bear, Benjamin & com! C H Schneider—1 Poirier Erepect Gilbert, Binet T © Meh—2, Wiley & Pat- nam—1 Sal & Haym—1 8: Christ & co—1 E Bergonzio—! Cerf, a4 Ack Mart J RSt Felix—i Lewis & Fairm Cc ign ux & ‘olfe & Gillespie—5 E Bossange—I 8 Isaacs —3 Tiffany, Yeung & Ellis—1 Werkmeister—2 Bininger & co— 20 Dord—1 0 Ball I—1 T promaldace Ballin & Sand 8 It & Yourg, Smith & co—? CP Jenin & Van Vianken—1_ Si TAO Rosat & com Habershaw & Jones—1 Fellow rth & com! Theological Seminary: y—IT Va Mesier—1P A Brett Br 5 lle & Dangues—2. Loeschigk & Wire: Pickersgill—2 E B Strange—2 J R Rohe—3 Wm Vvsei1 A Barbey—3 H Eachor—2 Prime, Ward & King=1 J Dupre—2 AH Ward & com? Dubcis, Jacot & ent F Cottinet ISG Guather=1 Hl Grandjenn-t Hranper Freres JH Roberti ¢ H Sands Joly Freres—1 DM. Keyser & cont Ghevrolat & cont WEB Draper, neukan & cean & Rusch— Schulz & Bleidoro—2 Hense Eynenspatsch—16 F A. inger & co—16 —5 A Hoe!—3 L Pillevuy ne & co—| In Rossirrem3 E Piedier—s E: Boker—20 Howls he wallns A'S He Wallerect Dernistes & Boresrd 2 ¢ hitehouss— Barstow & Pope—2 A Belmout—t stones J.C Allispach=-24 esto order. Liverroot—Ship Roscoe—300 sks salt 50 tons coal ¢ rn & com7 pkgs I ton J Connah—I7 anvils Walsh & Ma lor. —5 nkes R Patrick & co—2 4 H Berrian—2 Warren, Hoyt & 9) J & C Willetts—90 H Winckley—3 D Hadden &son <A Newbold Newbold & Russel! Chaun ey—'2 AT Lagare ‘ooker, Mead & 1€ Cathidge—7 casks 12 duvils9 boss E Huntat bes Bs Patton & cont? ‘tks Poultney & Jenkins—490 bxs tin 7 es to order. Domestic Importations. Montux— Brig Augnsta—57 bales, cotton Word, Johaston & Burritt—1? Orear & Hoy t—6 WS Hastie—10 ‘Alten & Paxsou— 158 Brown & Dimmock—I26 Winer, Gale & coml1 Greenway, Henry & co—7 Perkins & Hopkins =25 RL Martlind & co—100 Bogar' & Knerland—26 Svofford, Tileston & co—2 tronks TJ Blackwell—1 box A Comstoch—i J Mount—9 phgs copper W H jal ton—289, MARITIME Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. _ mos asenntc HE RA L D FROM RRALAND. +April 4 + April d+ + April ld + Britannia, Hewitt Western, Hosken: ria, — Sudkins Packets to Arrive OM LAvERPOOL,. FOR Geo, Washington, 25 | Liverpool, Il Geeuten Betton Apri t | New Work, Cro Wooulhonse Aox 3 Siddons, Cobb, Apni 2% ett, 708 PORTSMOUTH. Westminster, Atwood, Apr 20 St. James, Sebor, May I FOR HAVRE. Rhone, Johnston, April 20 V. de Lyon, Stoddard, April 2¢ Uties, Hewitt, May 1 pack ronrsepytin” Wellington, Chadwick, April Quebee, Hey “April 10 C HAVRE. Duchesse @Osleanan” Mar, 24 Sally, Burrows, Apuil | We sha) SEP Masters and Agents, f shall esteem it a favor, captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Homme: of ont News Fleet, 4 ie ort whence they sailed, the pes aan yon of thetr C ayo — pers or News ul ay, ha wil hoard them immediately ou thet ateal “Agents and Cor respondents, at home’ or abroad wilt alco conier'aTavor by e al arme Intell‘gence they can Nentical Information of sae eisgteltignce, Uiey, cae Aumont, fy twood, London, Joh i Armsterdam, chit Freie re . Hvan HH Haviland —Sehre C K yemnilt h Helena, Kenty. Hal: a 8 Powell; be ‘ Arkansas Burge: Branscomb, for Vera Cra Shields, Worthington, for ~ Lawlin’ for West Const lavanuth, on the 18th eket ship M 4 bow Q + Darel 2 wat hip St. Ni . © Boyd & Hineken. , thom Have “Moreh 17, with Myad clenlat 30. lon $2, passed ship ‘New England, of Boston, standing vastward; 27 fon 29, apoke ship Aldebaran, af a for onto, from Li verpod ‘he St. N. anchored in the lower bay on Tuesday eveni Packet ship Roseoe, Me Williams, 58 ays. from Liverpool, with mdse, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co—29 steerage a 4th inst. lat 38 36, lon 56, spoke ship Queen Victoria, from Ne ns for Liverpool, ‘From 'lon. 16, the R. exverienced westerly eal te Tojen, B nfuegos,with 325 hds | = gs pteld & Ponvert” Left Sub it rk, in. 3 days ldg; achr Squire & Brothers, from Philadel: B sh brig Index, Coalfleet, 20 days from St. Ann's Bay, Ja. to W. M. Godet, with 1400 bags pimento 100 lbs old copper to order. Left no American ves Augusta, Sherwood, 17 days from Mobile, with cotton, tuirges & Clearman Brig oes. aren 6 days from Charleston, with cotton and eto G Bulkley. Scne Ouly “Danghte iP d plaster to maste: y Ricketson, 2days from New Bedford, with Below. Packet ship Stephen Whi Thomprou, from Liverpool, March 2, with mdse, to R. Kermit. Ship Ghoster Py » 25 days from cena with mdse, to Roche Bro from Eastport, with oil, w order. iti h barqu chalit to order. I-P=The British frigate Warspite was xtanding off the Wood: Jauids oa the 18th, uuder double reefed suils Herald M: adenc OFFIck gp THE RUODE IsLanER, Newport 184" Arr Th, Moses Edy, James L mphere, Jat Providence for NYort. Sil Adama, A Pilladeinhine Ranerald, atin Cheateate jckeburg; Candace, Balimore; Argon Virginia bany. General Record. Forrian Lerten Orrice.—The Liverpool, Sheffield, and New York, for Liverpool; Westminster, Atwood, for London, and Rhone, for Havre, will sail to-day. Their letter bags are at Gilpin’s, in the Exchang Sure Cart, Delano, of and for New Bedtord, last from. Per- nambuco, with 1f00 bbls sperm oil, took a pilot from pilot boat Superior: on Sundsy afternoon, off Moutauk Punt, while lying beealme: med in fog for fonr days 8 ared from this port on cleans, was afterwards taxen up for the New Orleans, which arrive ip Sheffield, of Bath, Porter, from ports that on the 12th at Havre on the 3d of March, re- . asnisor was lort overboard trom ‘the bowspritorjibboom, A boat's crew of five men limnediately put off to his assistance. bat before they reached him, thet oat was upset by the violence of the waves. ‘They atic to save themselves by getting upon the bottom of the brat, but Were successively washed off in full view of the Port CHancrs—On vessels at Kingston, J Secretary, ench vessel, $ $8, big $6, schr $1; He ip $3, brig Fort’ pass for all ven e ety general, each s $2; Te per ton, 9534 cents; Money for lighthouses cmali vessels, per ton, 73, cents. Whalemen, letter from Capt Cole, of the Wm Hamilton, of NB, on stan Ground, date not recollected, with 4 wh Spoken. St Lawrence, of Cork, bound W, March 3, lat 42, 1on 31. A ) March 2, lat 26, lon ‘Eliza Thomson, March 4, St Agu N by 5 46, miles. with cutwater and stern damaged by HM Pe moat Hogarth, from London for New oe Feb 224, lat 49 N, [at for NOrl Patten, from Bath, off the Moro, bound in. Taylor, Boss, from New Orleans for Hinergeets April 3, off Carvatort ibe ape Erie, 14 ie from Boston for South America, Feb jon 30 15. at Sea.—Sh a, lat 30, Foreign Ports. Antwerp, Mer 8—Arr Sarah, Lowe, Cowes gers, Boxton? Diligence, Ruy, Baltimore. ALexanpnia, Feb 10—Arr Cambridge, Chase, Boston; John Bartlett, Leghorn. Amsterpam, Mar 7—The Padang, from Batavia, are at Hel- voet, exverienced very bad weather, and threw 500 bags coffee overbce byelops, Ro- vx, Maro Arr Saratoga, Bedell, NY ork Mar 12—Toronto, nel fe aes py nes (oes piloted to xperienced a dre 3] h her masts and boat were carried away, ve Hamburg: Cowns, Mar i1-Arr Oak, Williams, for Newcastle; 7th, Ida, Barclay, sterdam. Capiz, Feb 28—Sid Pee Grachy, NYoi St Petersbu: ler, Cuype, Mar 6—Arr Nev Hartoshirer ab Deat, ‘Mar 20—Sla Dake of Clarence, NOrieans. Arr 9th, bal, Moriarty, N York rid Antwerp. Sid Mersey, Savan- rahire, Mobile; 7th, 8 ‘Flushing. ig, Richmond, Charleston; ry Ait pow, MAT (od Youn Gravesenv, Mar Arr Sal Hayne, March 17—In port, Ducheste ¢ ‘Yor! Burrows, Mracuton, Renaabunk) B Patsetson: fer Rochester, Owen, do, first wind: Sheffield, Porter, do d ling, Ssuniers, Savannah, do; Warsaw, Hawkins. Charleston, Camera, Whitney, Havana, fi'st wind; Damariseottn, wes, of Neweaste; Apollo, Tyler Tyler, NYork; Th Japiter, Carter, do Remittance, Silsb: Kobins, Kingston; Tippeca- canoe, Gray, Baltiinere; Clinton, Hartley, NYork; Superior, Baile’ ‘Wakona, Borland, do; Norman, Kenrick, Boston , Burnel, Salem: Robinson, Warren: Edin 5. Stawe Gaidiner Ball, Alexandria; Tarquin, NOrleans. Several of the Oregon, Glidden, New Or- Lt, Mar 18—Arr Astracan, NOrlea Is-e or Wicut, Mar 6—Off, ‘Chandler Price, Dunlevy, New York ‘or Antwerp: 9th, Elizabeth, NOrleans for Havre. Jersey, Mar 4—Sld Old Tom, NYork. Arr He Forbes, NYork. W—Cld Atlantic, Robertson, for Savanah, Thomas for Boston April leaky and pump choaked PortLanp. ar 908, Meta, Meyer, NYork for Bremen Hohoret, NBedfsrd for Bremen; Isabella, Anderson, ‘0 Capetio, March 30—In port, Orion, Wilkins, for Phi ladeiphia, next day; John Drew, N York, do. Sypxev, NSW, Sept 2°—Arr Lark, Tibbit St Unes, Feb 10-1 . 8 Swrevo: rs Prnomwnss, Mar 3—Victorie, to repair Scruy, previous to Mar6—Arr Katharme Jackson, Balti- more for Rotterdam ‘Texe., Mar 9—Arr Astrea, Lang, Surinam. Home Port Eastrort, April 10—Arr Melville, Kent, NYork. April 12—Sid Ruby, Carlton, Balumore. BE Franarort, April 4—Arr Hope, NYork. Sid Ada- tor Bucksport, to ‘ants h loading for the West ‘Lanp, April 15—Arr Amaranth, Thornton, New York; i Crockett, Havana Sau amht? bch’ Lubec, Campbell juadalompe; B ladelphia; 1ith, Naamkeag, Towne, Brazil, Boston, April 18—Arr Dorchester, Ca’ L Ganges, Eliot. New Orleans; Milton, York, a rinidad The he ry Li Humphreys. 8 Fredericksburg Cirizen, Sows, hence for Ci egos, and an gqroneoasly supposed the Wasson, of Brook: ave en Houses Hour, Ans! 17—Arr Spartan, Dill, Boston for the Chesapeake. Sid HT Hinckley, fton, Fair ond Her cs. peNce, April 17—Sld John, ig ba Albany. ‘OL, April 16—Arr Caledoni: ‘and lero Spel- Provideace for Albany. Sid Nepace, Gluidvug. for Maranzas. THILapeLruta, April 19—Arr Cora, Warner, Maracaibo; Ste war 4 pews Coosa, Moore, id New Jersey, B Norroux, April oA Alliguati, Kilbourn, New Orleans; +, Ulmer, Bs line & Platt, Rice, doi Je Sharlotte Harrison, ( MeMai ‘Ove ht, Phi of Salem, has ‘ised ie age ‘ish, ored wide off— ille, from Cape ton, (Br) E Savannah, pril 9—Arr Otho, Hurd, Joseph Gorham, Williamson, doy Marion, Higgins, do; Amanda, Ames, St Jago de Cuba; Virginia, Ber: muda; Mary, Pore, Kennebunk; Palestine, Stephensgn, Barba- ke I’ Humphrey, Galt, Baltimore: ‘Art 7th, Catharine, ‘Wingat Plummer, &t- Thom: ‘aranto, Monroe, Gul and Ottawa. McNear, 1 Casilda, Goodell, Providence — New OReans, porter, Howat does Hortense, “Smith, Ada, Major, and’ Are’ Fal Chi Lay vs ton, Solonon, STRAW BONNET AND. LEGHOKN HAT WAREHOUSE, 36 MAIWEN LANE HE Subscriber has now on hand and will r cive the manufactures, the following desirable styl and mie ww Bounets:— MARSAILLES, PHY RINE. STRA RUTLAND, ALBERT, OPEN FRENCH LACE re made after the Orleans MPERIA CLUCASSIAN, SNES DUNSTABL DOUBLE SHELL, Phe above a tion of poe Girsey and Also, Men's aud Palm Leaf Hats. Also, Shaner rode Ali of which will be the lowest market vr for cash, by a20 lwis*m H. E. KETCHUM. PRINTERS’ AND BINDERS’ WAREROOMS, Nos. 29 and 31 Gold street, N. York, April, 1843. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. HOM THIN TOG PRESS MACHINE, AND SAW, ranQrac bony in consequence of the addition of improved machinery to their works, aud the reduc: ‘ost of materials and labor, are enabled greatly to r duce the'prices oftheir Presses, aud Of Printers’ ‘and Binder’ ly,,a8 wil be ‘seen by their newly printed Cirenlar, to, which they be Teplateatsbitansrent stl g ence of RicHanp M. Hox and their friends that, potws hstandi prices, all articles manufretured by high reputationtwhich th-y It wi'l also be thei endeavor to improve the qu of them in every particular. They flatter themselves al their old friends will not oaly continue their favors, bat thit Printers generally will appreciate their endeavors to farnish the very est articles at ba: remunerating pric ‘O-dets from any pait. of the conntry tor all articles used by Pi ‘ers or Binders, inc'uding Types, Ink, Paper, &e., wil be ed with the greatest eare and promptitude, and on the best terms. Jobbi sible pric N 's iy or white and co’ ored Leghorn Cords, Edeings, Flowers and Ribons. 1d by ‘the case, dozen or single hat, at nal snperintend- , and they assare great reduction in ablishment shall re- ave hitherto a ‘work and repairing will be aone at. the lowest pos with every attention and expedition, es mannf-ctured by this estab! be stamj © & CO, 87 !hxe persous from not be imposed upon with spurious articles, made i of theirs Printers of newspapers who publish this advertisement, w this note, thee times before the first of July next, ard send on: of thatr pap-rs to us, will b Jed to psyment of their bill on buying four times the an Nip SYNAGOGU Ternelites are establish anew 3) location isin Broadway, 413, the entrane: Tspenard street—it ix to be fired ap porary for the last two days of the present holidays, The at celebrated. P. is to perform day of the ho k, P.M. Same day a Dise ein the Hebrew Langaace will ‘be delivered by the most ly Harned, geutleman, Rabb H-reh Mr. Goldderg. Immediately after the hotvaays, the Synagogac will be ficted np in first style as a place of worshi 2 forty, inch black waiting. Varna ‘Warp and Cop Fillioe Pr iledelphi Se oetey ore road is.9 Bh pak erd’s Bieweh and Dye ful gale in lat 42, lon 40, in har'esten, and sld 12th Havana, and sid 10th for Am- MaRacalno, 7 Thos Hooper, Bearse, from St Penzance, Mar 6—Arr Lows Philippe, Dunkirk for Texas, ARTNER WANTE P. "0 2100 in the fy Durit ‘eas capital of from $1500 stable, business, well - The hext of reference and un- jablished and Y appl ing at No, 2 Hester street, ie? ‘Teeorative Bx 1 street, who has he makers or enrpenters? tools. eA permanent si'urtion THE NEW MIRROR, No. IIL GEO. P MORRIS HE THIRD NUMBE near Br rable experiener in the use of cabinet To asuitable person this would in opeuing for two or three boy t them during the first part ef their abl ishment of William dway, a young man “on THOMAS Bhi RV RELL & MON uF —¥ 2 a At ied ov 143 e onde entire fa =) AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE. THIS EVENING, will be nerfs on! ERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Hackets| Mg Peas Mrs H Haat mrentin_ La Bylphide wh parents sre op entices 8 Ite. WILLIS, EDITORS. P. R of this wew periodical will be ready for delivery on Saturday moruing, the 25th i vi e literary content: are as follow: Row ap a spirited, original il’ustration b Salt River ” an origi a} tale for pol ticial G. Chapman. the Gipsy’s Stor, tale of the Ras, chapter 3. Shetches of the Bar, Whiting, Recollections of the late Tyrone Power. he Staff; a poem re) sehold Chat « fJast ce 185 a poem, Letters from % a pondents ian Research on Kuglish Surnames. Origin of Governmeat je Lass of Rich» ond Hil. Ered he Front of the House to John Jacob Astor. From the Gilt Eagles to Mr. Simpson. ines of W ¢ Men, ke, wi Jr Gossip, & The Ne terms are only tn rree snr Agents, newsmen, Ke sp: 920 Stee —earpets, chairs, tables, sofas ments, good bed room furniture, oil cloth, ru ord Large Sale of Valuable Bro Geos cles. guns, entlery, herdware, and a Br Good faney and pledged »rti- quantity of faraiture, at 1036 o'clock at the sales room. SAT. DAY. R Extersrve and truly valuable anle of the very best secoud bed and new urnit re of al | descriptions in the gales rooms. Also. 0 lorge sn? really valuable lot of second-hand furni- ture of -are 01 va! pai ‘Ths collection has bee: Saturday Morning, in intended for dagen a No." Ann street. Fie fF LECTURNS ON Hall Location, aud Adapt Juxta pontion’ of orgs 3 eve elockand closing with public exa On Friday eveni 4 Tuesday and F iday evening: practical Phrevology,as fo exemiune Professional examinstior RREOTYPE. GUt eegcovin ee first quality p } operators in his country 120 wee bined with es Price reduced.—Old y pla nations. F. will form a class for teaching dat Clinton commencing at 736 0 Tickets 25 cts. at his office d pronounced by the first to be superior to avy imp rted plates, for sale by their ‘Whiinos ek ‘ON TOWNSEND, 42 Beaver str: Ith and comfort, com- Etat dicated Vapor eae 25 Cort’ andt street. Mrs, CARROLL, dance with the exigencies of a e orice of her baths and soli a continu ance of the patronage of the Faculty in particular and. the pal le eperal. ida, rote throats ess ofthe jomnts, aga vm ediately relieved. clock ot might 20 6tisr AMERICAN PATENT pletely: obra by the use of this ran and durable, and th from dust or evap till vis all used, t I mple ard ingenious contriv. nce Portsble baths Brooklyn, Open from sx in the m eth ‘Sulphur Baths require one hour’ S nonce eat all tim nd. uniform in are requested > nerfectarticl*, and the money isfied. Kor stle, wholesale au L. e'ling of the glands id fever, &e. Ke. are it to ay part of the e 0% men who are he fault eome dna at kena the Je Teady for uses free lor and. thickness and! exam warranted oll cases if Tv returned. retail by FRANCIS 83 William street, a. 20-%tm* After May, 76 Mai ner Maiden Lane, n Lane. ATCHE retired from the late cormmenced business at the ‘opposite the C DIAMOND3, &e —The subscriber having ‘of G-lston, Ladd ruer of B oad’ and Wall streets, ouse fOr the sile of fine Watches, & Co. has tor moads and Gentlemen’s Jewelry, at prices in accordance with the Himes, All Diamond Jewe'ry bought of the subscriber will purchased by him after deducting 7 per cent to purchasers an opportusity to coavert the! money atanv time they may please. be re- tnereby offering diamoads into ve Duplex, Lever and gd Watches, which he can re- end and warrant h K time keepei ‘poons, al ey "Tea Sets and very best quality am on the manufacturer's prices. nl to the b-st made in New jehrs an dance, with the as Dv mond: 20 Im is? m’ work manshi 0,Gold Cha’ f the newest patterns, at per cent advance Ail the above articles shall be ‘ork, Clocks repaired under his use. Tite deprived of its fair pra ty’s Ventilating and (#ossamer WIGs The complete success th the manufacture of hi aun ears, far exceeds hi A 20-1 r BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS. | importance Whioh all ages have attached to the Head of Jex of the value set ot personal figure,and when by some capricious freak of Natare the human form is wrtion, Artis resorted to, inorder, by artificial means, to supply the defciercy. those wonderful discoveries whieh bid Nature defiance, Hence have arisen Bar ‘AND SCALPS, tthe above named has met with m valled heaas of hair for the last two: i + wine expectations. ally olicits a call, coufdent of satisfying the most fastidious at he isthe best and cheapest’ maker in the city. oe be nad at 140 Broadway, corner of Liberty st., ap stairs. Private rooms for fitting wigs aud toupees. He respect They can ‘over the Conrse’ this jn harness P, & G. CURTIS, stheir new atlower pric The attent quested to our RK MATT! every size. Also, a orag penne ai rate article at the most reasonable ‘Steam! ind int fur’ shes ness, consisting yu part of »: farni 8, fringes, bil et Np RAN 2 0 hig morning at 10 of Passengers will please. be Whitehall Doek, at tnat time, ango It m $2 Maiaen Lane, have received ‘ayer Hangings of every quality and before offered. trade and ofconptr sortment. Landlords and others wanting rooms papered, can have their work done by the best wot watranted, on the most reasonable terms. W SHADES, We have also received a large assortment of transparent painted window shades, of every variety and price. Also, chintres: aud Jinens for shades, shade trimmings, ke. TRESSES. We have constantly on hand pure curled hair mattresses, of BEACON COURSK-TROTTING THURSDAY, ‘pri. 20:h—A sateh for $1000 will come off ay. at 3 0 oy eo ancuasmdnueais Oepaee Chiat merchannts is re- feath>r beds, and every article in the Famil ies “about going to housekeeping, can procure a first prices. atthe ote notice. RTICLES. ire chintz, gilt ornaments indi red damask: We havealso oa lard every ariicie 10 the Upholstery busi #2 Maiden Lane. been detained ey the weather, will sail lock precisely. on board steamboat’ Hercules, ‘The Letter Bags will be clesed at a quarter before 10. he, has bes steamboat landin: ‘ork. satisfaction a8 proprietor of the termination to spare no pains. to New Bricuton, April 12, 1843 ud ovor the bay and. hsrbou fn pleasant residence during the summer months, possessing the advantages ol bathivg, together with beantiful drives a lent een tn the city every two hours by House offers inducements unsurpassed lond, and the subscriber trusts that hi f ou, with his renewed der his honse agreeable, will ensure him the continuation of a portion Of the patronage he hes heretofose been favored with. BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON. HE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the pub nthe above well known house, whigh paired and painted in the best manner, newly furnished throughout, and will be open-d on the first of May next. ‘The rouse is delightfally sitasted immediately opposite the team, the Belmont anv other on the Is ‘ormer off forts vo give de- GEORGE PI¥ bent an $Sistfr ADs OF HAIR in Hair, from London.—The real tand pre-emit qT cir pe elt. Shea rossamer and ventilati being shaped exactly as the natural ha and their s1 ‘A new system of the art of Wig Mal sons See a specimen of Barry's satisfy the most fastidions that he is the be: city—146 Broadway, comer of Libervy ker in th 2 lw rows—their elasticity as well ag their m such per te be fully apo ig tauzht in five les- sand seatos. which will cand cheavest ma up stairs. YOUNG MEN out 0 _iaality themselves »s Mr. V's course 11 ment would Jo well to at Van Norden’ eping is strictly practical, as_ne author’s work is copied in hus sehool, and hy endeavors’ to im press upon the minds of his pupils by familiar i that the science of aceonnts is founded in Retail, Course of ruction, Wholesale, chang: and Compound Co. tien Van Nordeat eyatem, of se ported to al! in an intre tremely jerate. a5 2wis* OADWAY BA BR RICES REDUCED—$i tickets for $5.—Hot, enld, cated and aromatic bath 15 6 gue UTICA North BR public store le Bati vapor, sulpha ready from sunrise suet it o'clock, H. DUR All Goods not permitied by the 2% inst. will be} er ve ee ommon sense Commission, Ex: De ‘and even x clasees, 281 Broadway wenty-five lower, medi- 600 FROM HAVRE —Consignees will send their permits on board at the foot of Morri REMOVAL. CHARLES COX, ‘TAILOR street, res DRAPER, late 61 Nas- eetfully informs de munity, that he har resooved to \ 0.33 Mi) n lane, len a street, in connection with Galley . Kosing’s C Trimming Store. _ Gentlemen des rving fashion with economy, are 0 large and fas! of fine and medinm clot &o., which the subscriber's facility he impor- ters prices, enables him to make up at an immense reduetion for ensh only) his long know Making fiom usual charges “Partienler atthe same time gaaran'ce: perior style, At, am trimming on proportion ention paid to uniforms of every deseription. C. B. Babcock continues in athe entiiog department. CHAI al7 tm tw insec $8 COX, No. 33 Maiden lane, below N third low D WELLERY lower inna tantly receiving all deseriptions of wateh gold and silv in England, manutactnrers, of the newest styles, direct from the ance, and Switzerland, be i suabled to offer a larger assortment, and at much less pric rail, than any 15 exch, Witches and jewell AiPweatches warruited (0. keep no and. jeweller than Watches, clock and warranted | 4, Py KET SHh tamed. nner, he sh wal 6 ew ther house in the city, oe ap stei We “RIAN (FROW it Gold watches as slow Ley 3 ‘or bought ime, paired ab Aide known connoisseur Dr 4 Spooner. The paintings will be arranged for ex- from B ron yn, ekeu d from the corner of le will be found deser Hyd NDAY. Paintings—At 1036 « ocloek in the first floor of ry at, will be Catelogues in time. Furniture Sale—At 10! some Farnitare contalper ry, Es oft and hog: lent sonal superinten- tance of the best workmen. Pearls and other precious Stones and Silver WM. F. LA! bought or exchange ore 2 Wall street; opposite the Custom Ho tr “SATURDAY Uy MONDAY—The lend d Gattery of Dr. Spooner, at his house No. clo mn on Saturday morn so'd the choice collection the best masters. eleeted with great care by the well TUESDAY. Toek will be aol’ the enti in the honse 108 Liberty at, EDNU“DAY. hand- Genteel Furniture at bat 1-2 o'elork at 493 Houston N B—The sales of Bell & Howard will take pl iS DA At 10 o'clock. in the store 304 Broadway, cor Duane st. peting and Hardware—Without reserve, a fine Furnitare, ©: made furniture styles of mahogany, chairs, ottomans, cluding all the different and Boron wood seat’ rockers; elegant tmfted and spring so} and breakfast tables. mahogany, French and patent , 1000 Boe black waln nience of a1! Also, the balonce of fine plants from the nursery of J. Grove, of Hartford, with which the stle will commence. __n20 lege stends, sofa hedsteads one ali marble rier table, 8 Iso, two of Randall's’ brilliant brecing all the ¢ inlities of Al: ds su) foots 00! ke. quantivs to-suit ture! an rs Also forace-unt of whom it may concern, to pay storage, an voice ofhardware, inel ke Se. ‘dressing and plain bureans, jono fortes, em est rate i y ingrain and new rag carpeting, in jing locks, shears, fenders, bolts, tity of second hand famiture, Brussels carne hairs and kitchen utensil: removed for conv BY F. J BARNS, Anctioneer (139 Fulton street.) THIS DAY 20th” At 19 olelack at No, 16 City Hall Place, Dest quality Wi and Venetian patent spring Elegant Furniture—T he ent the property of furniture of the sbove honse, breaking up housekee ine, on, drawing 00m 1F carpeting, matogany mahog ny ton centre table: ing tables. any wal UCTION NOTIC les, &e —SAC OBS atthe store, No. 128 D. ture of al el. ales will ue announced in order. plated castors, cake baskets, er sets, ent gl stand, hall !amo. feather beds, looking las; French edsteads, Ke, together with a full itchen furnit Also. Uhighty Catalo ues are now ready Seedy tea 1 diane, elegant damask window h girandoles, eandlesticks, ON fire sets, rage, rich China tea re, mahogany hat hair mattresses. bedding m*- dressing bureana, chairs ortment of excel- ale will commence: ten travs and hed fine toned piano forte. RH. TIMP2ON, Auct. Fn ware, Cutlery, Housekeeping P ATT Twill sell This Day rat reeping articles. a ‘Together with the store fixtures, il erve. itn pi most extensive sortment of elegant THOMAS BELL, Auction-er. lish frait trees, orn»sental sorts, goose berries, currants with care, from Ski fine order with other plants and sworthy publ irvin’s celebrated nurse Also, dahlia roots of rare sort . Justreceive, and selected Liverpool, all in sugar beet Sale posi by catalogue alg 2t¢m_ che and sewing chairs; elegant breaufast and tea t b! bedsteads; marble aud mahozany top centre table pring seat; parlor plain buresns: quare ottoman: and without marble tops; comm: The furnitare the most fashiot when the turniture mr be examine: 19 3tisr jexant Furnitare- at 103 o'clock, at ty, ig of elegant sofa Gand full Freach chatrs;nurse "Brench ‘work do; card tables: dressing bureaus Tench bedrtends;book glouble enclosed washatands, . ec of the very best materi Catalogues ready on Sale without reserve: re stock of tt the made expressly for city use. GEO. B. WARRANTED C. ABINET | FURNITURE E r Ne wel ROLLINS | Anety I known cabi t, consisting of ottomans. Fre the w>re rooms, Catalogues may be obt WILKINS & ROLLINS, Auctioneers. about the frat of May. Brooklyn; excellent wate lierchool in the adjoining sireet of 7 wee Furniture. Being of his own ma first rate workmanshij purchasing are requested to cal day of sale will ve made Eevee, a fature adver kK Samsoue, abost ‘The particu lar ment. aud mate and examine A‘ ERBURY, Ain. 60 Beekman street, cor. Gold. be LET IN BROOKLYN—Three houres known Nos: 29, 31. and 35 Butler street from the South Fi lots are 20 by 100 feet. the basement, with an und rooms, are pearl member thi e bere with a pub- es all will be rented very low; or either of them may be purchased if pre Inq Who hi uire of not half as ind one of thi @ fine store at No. 203 Bicadone, finishing, to rent at a moderate price. the rear, 18 by 35 feet, well lizhte merchant taylor, or lawyers’ office. hgh as in the © Thies! set WILLIAM A POEM ‘New York, ye ‘Also, a large room in suitable fora seamen tettiser; Enquire up FOR SALE—That well known Coach Factory, to wether with the dwe of ground, situate at tween 128th and Stephenson. wit! yea Avent Hi h fixture: and lee streets,and formerly oceupied by ‘Sonn arlem, on the 4th Avenue, substantial two story brick buildin, 40 feet h street theve are, five two story haildings, rac! dwelling houses is «brick Ca ‘ke. bed, and guttered, av. incomplete order, and ready for im ‘The same will ‘be sold cheap. chase money remaining on bond and mart rs. Apply to ANDREW. Toth uroet, Hitler, Gro C. well finished, feet by 35 feet. ou Engine House of beiek 18 feet by ith Shop 100 feet front by +8 feet deep, aveuve are reguinted, cur | assessments The aor ses are mediate occu} pane Three-fourths of the pur. age_for a number of WAN eae of Third N VOOR arte Joke scrosn ottawa utanp oC tos enetty danke coum: 020 6t"r ‘10 LET=The three story brick house No. 51 Grove, next to the corner of ten good rooms, beside a counter celler. water's let in to the hous three story heu: he re App y to JOHN H. TH TO LETS The two-story How wich street, No.7 O! treet, No i536 wetiing part of No. 18) Chatham street, and No. 53 Beaeh at, with a stable. 180, 0 ry ple: city on the we Apply to - ‘Tham ant Country Residence, a’ side of the Hadson. at 4.0 Blercker at, It contai ‘The Croton nt 1s $275 per annnm—also w the above: the kitchen in whole of the first floor, and a bed yrith » fire-place, ther-in YMPSON, 67 Grove st 17 Green- atreet, Nos.’ 16and 118 Bink ex street, No. 108 Cedar street, the from Thorns Parr, with two fine engyevines testimonials of cures effectea in the U; eivental to. the spring of the PAKR’S LIFE RE ane xeellent Family meas ions and habit. PILLS and to persons of seden- will be foun’ invaluable, be ar, arising from iu ve blood and other eauses. Phe following are the exclusive agents for the sale of Parr’s Lite Pills, where may James Aspinwall Rushron ae reet stres Joni t Broad w: Joho et} nO. Ho. 110 Bron Sands & Co, druggists and chemi Brondwny, camer Chamber street 4 F. Dickie, 413 Broudway, corver sepenard My dr Syme’s Medicine st John Symi & dr 227 Huds: apothecary, 253 dragrist 20d aporheeary, No. Broeklyn—C. Wells Hart, Span » M8 Gir be he Life and Times J first Ameriesn od State - ist and Chesnist, 06 William street lway and 10 Astor House; Abraham franite buildings, No vid Sands & Uo. No. 77 ratis the roadway, corner edicine stare, 20 !, corner Norfolk rner Walker Horace Ever apotheearies, id 63 Bowery, jon and Water streets ; t; J. & J. Coddington, Me te et; EB. L. Cotton Jones street ; Mt Eigh avenn wmons, drux, patent medicine and seed warehouse, 184} Fulton street, and wholesale atthe i» prietor’s afhier T. Clarendon Honve, 304 Broadway ci Bull vores 2% cents, Large ot family lesirous of obtaining an ageney for th gouty A perb ROBERT'S & CO, d will please direct their Jeers, Dust pail ‘0. letter box 907, New ‘or shall not be surpasse stairs, there you is country for neatnes unequalled in t is iso « Billiard and lighted, with four elegant tables bedrooms ayers Diving Michne! Philan and J A18 6ris*t Pr a the foot of Courtlande str by any es'ablishment. in the city ? Room LL NATIONS HOTEL, No. 111 Broadway, next below C ity Hotel —Table d’Hore from 12 ill 5 P. Saloons Charge for Dinner 25 ce* ts. Mt, in the su+ The bill of Fai Nand- an be procured from $? to $3 per YS, in per- for which amusement the Take. | You ascend ‘the el Dining and Lodging and elegance. valied for beauty, well under’ the direction 0. ech White, who are well known as ond gentlemanly pers ae io their voeation, Miri COTTER. FOR AGBAN SWALLOW, 20th, at 5 o’cloek. The above is work er Beckman. Reference to a umber substantir and for accommodation is unrivalled on the ire steamboat . Lae will leave t this ‘hursday afternoon, April boat, fitted up with e'egaat State Judson. The splendi any we Olive the several Insurance Port = eveek, wd OF HER POK Is" t Frye & “haw's, N panies in this city, intings owned by 106 Liberty street, at 103¢ 0” TUESD4Y—The handsome Furniture contained in the hirae No ioe errs WEDN AY, 2th inst.—Genteel Furniture at No. 493 Sales to take place and in Thursday, Howse, and twenty-four bein basement jouse, 18 Wadi Bo Duke Aranza, Pat Rooney, aITCH bay us pale Pr rm The Door: wil! be @ommence at hal fn CLERK® Bary [Kit Clambake, | | ineide ith Mobray ‘Miss Pit, 25 on aK. thedoors will open at ° qnare pin will rise at half nest 7. * 0) ents; Beeoud and bi ng cents: will he na HONEY Biche Porto on Jwinna, bos Mrs Brougham vat" ‘om mNinirs, Mrs Hantonville THRATY 44 Br ay. New York. THIS evens NG, will rarronnes |OHN OF PAR After whielr, AMY LEE. 2 ith HOW TO PAY THE RENT. pened at 7, sae (he Be Ovmenees Toetory events Ave UNDER RICAN THEATRE —WALBUT-ST. PHULADELPHTA, DIRECTION 98 vIga CUSHMAN — Yours CASA Booth | N Mare Antony, Re engagemont of J.T. He is bat 11 years old, FKngagement of} tne ADRES Oy FRILLIES, the Mr. T. Mr Sunt ad AMERICAN “USHUR Boring, eomer of Rrysd Rend, known BERT. Jane the wan NT BOY. ates att laches Heh, end wets nornite she J wiken bi Themen Comic Drollerist. ‘38 MAR AR L! ‘thes Pars hated & Fnetih F Enchantress. M Manacer DANIEL Law fal The celebrated Chines SNAKES: BO ONSTRICTORS, &e. is country, together with rT: NA THANG, the Grent Sevnient Tamer. ELECTRO GALVANIS ded to the et two powerful Biectro Galvanse antar' anew Glass Blowing. QRAND COSMORAMA—ALBINO LADY. Day Per 2 o'el TR tion of the abow-ectsblishment. whi ted an ent who will ‘The manager has mach pleasnre in stn i enor Faney evening. Dinner Plates Ttormaanons every Wednesday and Ssturdsy oR ager, hse resumed the Siren: onen om Me public that he has offee espectfully annonnees that h agement wi N introduce his pach admired sketches of Comic Characters that he has enter- L TZ, d Ventriloquist that ever visited ATK. CERITO, the much admired Danseuse, will arin to of her mast pooular dances Blitz will Ari erfal feat of Dancing Six Gas Oe aan W, Children half price 1 The Gipsy GIR ‘can be privately consulted day and Performances in the Lecture Room to commence at to 8 Altern olelock. charge. oan entertainments on Wednesday end Sotardsy at % Day vi ra admitted the same evening free of A splendid Self Playing Melodeon to be seen. a'fiec PROGRAMME OF Sta. ¥ BENEDID" 3 CONCERT, h wi at Niblo’s Saloon. sent 1—Goitar Solo—"rom Norma. Sic F 2—Aria—From La Sonnsmbala—As | view these take place on Friday Evening, the 3ist instant, PART T Bellini id, es 40 charming; with ve guiters, Mr Ballar’ ccompaniment -Grend “Potpourri-Finte end Guiter—From La Pre: 4—Frenel ace 1—Overture—F' gun 4—French Romanee— Saba © ig Benedid, <M de Weber ir de se de voir; Mons ciona; Lehman s h Romance—Bon frome Elixir d?4 more—" "na tas i Oboe Obligato and Six Gui ompeniment : Messrs Salomonski 7% and Donizetti I. ym Semiramide arranged for twelve tare by Sig F Benedid, Rossin From La8e: noambula—Ah perche non pos- with the accompaniment of Mr Salomonski Bellins Rossi : Mons Mottin. racovienne, with tars accompan'- ment; Sie Benedid. Be 3 (P= Tiekets 50 cents, to be had at all the principal Music E Soiree” will take place o at the New tian? Ma Scharf Tickets, (1 ) may obtained *t Mr. store, 301 Broadway 020 3t* Fr RAN! Tosert G derson respectfolly intimates that a number of his old friends ffered to him a Compl have pro take place D COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT of Vocal and raumental Mi to JOHN ANDERSON.- John An- nt ry Coneert. which atthe Apollo Concert Saleon. No. 410 Bror April 2tat, 1943, ay He has the honor to anno that on this occasion he will be Whose « Glee—Hail Smiling Morn,—Messrs. Kan, Phillips and Sone—Ry the pur ea Duete= Duetto. Song—The La Duett—I know tions—M. yIssts CUMMING xecution of the Scottish Duet, (a Melody recently m- has elicit assemblies. having. also in the kundest able ald, assisted by And several Amateurs. PROGRAMME. ‘ant I. ‘ Kyle 9 distan Pant Il. Virlino—Sperd the Plongh, with Vana- ars. Alexander mand R. ot—Mr Clire- Dempster ind I'll come to you, my Love 9 Burns Ballnim Al Robin Gray—Miss M A Camming,LedyLin‘say Song— fr Morgan Duett Row weel my 'Boatie, row weel—Missrs RA Smith Song—A mann man, for a’ thateJohn Anderson, jarne Song—"ary 0? Castle Cary—M. Clirehneh, MeNiel Daett—What ’s athe steer kimmer—Misses Com e Mr Awe Phi ianoforte. > Doors open at 7 ofelock; Coneert to commence at 8 Syne—By Miss MA Cummi Summing, Mente Ch Clirehugh, Ac ips will pres o'clock precise stores; the Cone ‘Tickets %0 centr—To A. hed at the 1 Mr, V. Clireha . 205 Broad le mls wee Milnes, 17 Centre street. ert. be {0 give finishing ler style’of Singing Her method i Vaceai, the first ms compass with asto advantage of hy SUTTON, having Rid to 1etorn to Italy the noing of rpose: jeasous in the italin is that in Europe, inereasing the strength and ing rapidity. Her ‘ach will hare, the el arsved by masters aloni sirous of av: may ascertain terms, &c. red stay, . by application at 77 hembers from 90 reloek tilt? sary, 188 Bowery, corver of Spring stre battle. important co} adapting cfrcemdion' to the convenience the most mble. Fe. earings fold at wholesale or re Price 75 cen's per 20 'meodem _- MEDICAL ATID. the nis, who * acure as privately au oe 20 It ME COSTELLO. part are solicitous to ontai MADA MALE ne eed PILL8—Guaranteed in oy ease where the monthly periods have lar from colds or other to thei some penard st, where the Pills are csi ie Price re, req rom happy to afford a corafor where ‘most matron! y care and nursing. ind attend them at their own how: Madame lelicate, A eat them Madame £20 it®ec cOMPELLO. 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