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his notion on the jurisdiction of the federal government in cases between citizens of one State and those of another State, or of foreign countries. He concludes as {6l- low! “ Let the American bondholders then, thus goto work and they may laugh at the doctrine of repudiation #: much as the Fascally repudiators now laugh at them ; for ‘ment in full be obtained so long asthose States ‘ land to the emount in their possession.”” The Bankers’ Circular and other. journals gravely copy this. The circular states that the author is “an exceed- Jogly well informed man, whose name he should have no difficulty in stating.” It is a little astonishin: these Anglish people should indulge in such wholesale abuse of America, when, from the Premier down tothe printer, they display such utter incapacity to understand repub- lican institutions. ' The news was not received in sufficient season to pro- duce any material influence upon the market this mor- ning. At the Board, however, sales were large, and prices better. New York City 5’, 1859, rese 4 per cent; State 6’s, of 1862, rose 14; Do. 5}’s of 1961, #; Ohio closed at yesterday’s rates; Kentucky rose }; Phonix Bank fell }; Canton Co. rose }. At the new board there"were sales of [lino $3 Governmont Loan at 112}—an advance of §. Mr. Ryan, one of the Illinois Commissioners for the new loan of $1,500,000 to complete the Canal, has been in town some days, at Howard’s.! The market after the board was heavy, in consequence of reports of large amounts of foreign orders to sell stock having been received. Present prices are such as to af- ford a handsome margin for such operations. The Bar- ings, Morrisons, aad Lisardi, were large holders of Ohio, atan average of 60. The last accounts they hadof prices here these stood at 71. This offers a handsome margin. The stockholders in the Merchants Exchange Com- pany are going to contest the bonds; anda perfect right they bave so todo. The directors never called a meet- ing of ‘the stockholders, nor thought it worth while to consult them at all. After they had expended the capital, unbeknown to all but afew in the Board, they took upen themselves the responsibility of mortgaging the building, and thus creating a capital of nearly (wo millions,when the Legislature had only granted the charter for the one mil- lion. The stockholders rot recognizing these bonds, the holders of them of course fall back on the directors, claim to make them individually liable ; and certainly it would appear clear enough that such will prove tobe the case, In Massachusetts, ro rigid an accountability are he directors of companies held to, that no question there exists of their liability for all issues over and above the legalized capital. What a complete burlesque on legisla tive enactment, ifthe responsibilities of an association for expending ene amount can be doubled by calling one part capital, and the other promises to pay, when the whole amount is appropriated for one and the same pur- pose! We shall see some “ tickling” that will“ take the wind ont” of some of our “ bladder men,” and some of the cashout of their pockets. The “ packed” meeting on ‘Wednesday has completely disgusted the stockholders. ‘The officeof the Western Insurance and Trust Com- pany of thecity of Columbus, was entered on the even- ing ofthe 14th instant, and robbed of the, following Bank notes, and property, viz :— it a rise of ‘American and Georgia gold, about $ 9,000 ‘Notes on Augusta Insurance and Banking Com- pany, Brunswick Bank, Mechanics Bank ol Augusta, and Bank of Charleston, about 12,500 Central Bank notes, Notes of Colutabus Bank and other claims on 4,700 said Bank, 1,175 A peckage containing various memoranda of moneys in the hands of agents, &c., amount- ing to about 2,400 29,775 In addition to the above, there was taken vari- ous packages held as special deposites, some con- taining Bank notes, among which were the fol- lowing, viz :— ae Package containing Bank of Charleston notes, do lo do Darien Bank, 4,000 The packages of special deposites not enumerated con. tained probably 10 or 15,000 dollars. Srsorsisor tue Law to ApouisH THE Orrice or Bank ComMIS#IONERS, AND FOR OTHER PURFOSES. Sec. 1. Every chartered Bank is required on the Ist July, 1843. to deposite with the Comptroller their bill plates, with a full and accurate account of all the notes outstanding on that day. No bank thereafter to issue any notes not countersigned and registered by the comp- troller. {application is made tothe comptroller for notes faster than he can supply them, the banks may reissue as many ofthe old circulation as may be necessary. Thi stockholders to be individually liable for all old notes outstanding after July 1844." After July 1844, no bank shall issue a note not countersigned and registered at the comptroller’s office. All noter issued priorto July, 1943, and not countersigned before July, 1844, shall on that day be destroyed in presence of the comptroller, who shall prepare a certificate to that effect. Src. 2. The comptro'ler shall keep the plates, and de- liver to the banks such notes as they requireto an amount, which, with all previously outstanding, shall not exceed the amount pow allowed by law. all employ suit- able persons to sign all notes which shall be ney fore delivery te the banks. The expenses to paid by the banks. : Src. 3. Every bank shall make a full report of its re- turns on the first Mondey of August 1843, and quorterly thereafter. The comptroller shall publish all their re ports, with asummary, in the State paper; and each bank shall publish its own report in a newspaper in the county where it is located. Sec. 4. Thecomptroller shall publish the reports and summary in one paper before the 20th of August, Novem- ber, February and May in each year—expense to be paid by the banks. If any bank fails to make its report in time, it shall forfeit $190. The charter shall be forfeited if the report is not made in two quarters. Src.5. When it shall appear from the reports that the capital of any is reduced, the comptroller shall oblige itto redeem its circulation to the same extent. Src. 6 Abolishes the office of bank commissioner. When the affairs of any bank require it, the comptroller shall eppoiut s special agent to examine it, who shell havethe same powers as the present commissioners. If the bank is found delinquent, it shall pay the expense of the examination. Ifnot. it shall be assessed upon all the banks. Sec. 7. Any bank on pa: dues to the safety fund, and such as it would be liable to if it existed the length of itscharter, and all other liabilities, may wind up its affairs and distribute its assets among its stockholders ‘Sxc. 8 Repeals all laws conflicting with this act. This law does not appear to afford any other increased security to the bill holder, than that which arises from guarding against illegal issues—such as those pledged by the Buffalo Banks. Here is then an apparent and great injustice created, inasmuch as banking associations are obliged to deposit adequate security before they can receive bills from the comptroller, while the chartered ‘yanks get them without security. Here isa went of uni- formity at war with principles of justice. The feature of quarterly publications is excellent, end will be of great service, anda guide, not‘only to business’men, but to all other banks throughout the country. Sales at the Stock Exchange. $13000 Ohio 6’s,1860 69 4704 N Y¥ W Loan,1958 Pi 100 do. 6a 4000 do. 1960 2000 © do bis 6933 1000 do 1870 9555 6000 do 830 69% 50 shas Canton 19 1000 = do 693 3000 do. 53 6945 1000 Ken’y 6’s, 30 years 87% 3000 do 98. 3000 = do too ae a lo fe 9 1800 do b3 88'4 50 Mechanics’ Bink 7 4000 N York 6's. 1961 104 6 Bank Conmesc» 916 4000 do 1962 b$ 105 = 40 Am ¥ xchonge Bk 70 6000 do 54's, 1860 99 25 Bank Kentucky 48 00 do 1861 9 2% © do 43% 1300 do % do 49 (5600 do 36 Aub & Rochester 9554 4300 do K “ Second Board, eo, $100 Kemucky is3 9n'¢ $2000 Ohio x) 100 shas L Island R nis 48 . 1002 do 930 6944 40 do 47% 1009 do 83 6949 200 do 47) New York Public Stock Exchange. 5000 NY 534%, 1861 bio 000 Kentucky 6’s B84 2000 do bio 1000 do snw 87 10000 do ‘iO 99% 1000 do 3 87 1080 do6’s,1862— 106851000 do DIS 38 7000 do 105! 4000 U $ 6's, 1962 bnw 11254 $1000 do AmkxBank 70 $2000 W Lean 1858 b30 95 Ki L 1 $7000 Tiline 187 25 Camton Co. b30 2000 da 22 cr do 19) 3,00 Ohio 6's, 1060 ee ee eniucky 6's snw lew Jerse: a i ea ad nw 88 50 Harlem RR 18) 2000 = do 815 BBM ‘ Second oe $2000 W Lown. 1858 630 96 1000 Kent’y 6's, 1858 b'a 96; 2009 Kentucky 6’s bio 88% 1000 do bro a8} \ 7000 do bio 89 do bs 88 }100 do 1000 do rw 66 1000 do On shas L, Island RR a7 2000 do do m0 47 State of Trade. ‘The markets have not moved to any great extent under {the action of the foreign news Coffee—Salos of Brazile at 6 to74; Java lati}. Molarser—Snlen of Matanzas at 13)c 5 Trinidad 19) iNew Iberia 20a2i4c; New Orleans 20}a21 Heed See, of Flax ‘at 94; Timothy 17; Flaxseed for 25. ; and drudge 21. beef at 8; country 7, 3 Ohio mess pork 9,75a0,87}; old les of Lard at 6a6}. 26a 75; (prime 5, hio prime 7. Brighton Cattle Market, Monpay, April 17, 1843.—At market, 375 beef cattle, 15 ‘oke Working Oxen, 2150 Swine and 50 Sheep. 120 hoice beef cattle unsold. Prices.—Beef Cattle—Last week’s prices for a like ality were not sustained Extra at $6; first quality $4 75; second quality $4,50 a 462; third quality, $4 9 4 00 yokeor two have brought @ trifle more than our highest quotations, Aeon | Oren.—A very few sales only were effected. Sheep—Prices were not made public. Swine ota to peddle 3}c for sows, and 4fo for bar- rows; old borrows 4jc. At retail from 4 to df, Smail Shoats, weighing under fifty, 6 and 6c. ‘ Married, On Thursday, 20th instant, in the Second Wesleyan Chapel; by the Rev. J. H. Perry, Wi.tiam Witmarrn, to Sanan Frances, daughter of Townsend W. Burtiss, Esq., ll of this city, 4 e a Se ES a TSEsz! : Died, On the 20th instant, ‘of a lingering illness, which he bore with christian resignstion, Captain Josian Situ, sen of the late Captain Eli mith, of Norwalk, Cor necticut, in the 68th year of his age. ‘His remains will be taken to New Rochelle for interment.” In England, on the 27th of December, 1842, Mr. Geonce F. Arrnex, aged 85 years ; deeply regretted by his nume- rous surviving relatives and friends. On the 2nd of March, of inflammation on the lungs, Farpeaicx A. Gnaves, aged 22 years, At Bloomingview, Staten Island, on Friday, the Lith in stant, the Rey. Wittiam Core, in the 7ath year of his age. On Thursday morning, 20th instant, of hasty consump- tion, Mr. Jorz. Ricu, of Frankfort, Maine, in the 27th year of hi mate barque Rothschild. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral at No 30 Broadway, without further jovi ation, at 10 o’clock A. M., this day. ine i Il please copy Passengers Arrived. Livenroon—Packet shi> Stephen Whitney—Dr Jameson, John McCalloch, Eneland—200 in the steerage, iermer Britannia, at Boston=For Halifax: Mr 01 Wivwins and Mr Murnowic non, Wat For Boston— OC Tiffaney George e. Tiffaney, Iw. do, Ai aon, E. M Hopkins, Chas’ Bonnal vie’ Sevel'ie, D Litdejrhn, Calmont, Robert Brown, C despatches, Connell, Murray, Dewnison, Captain Eaton, Mr Ha: to Boston—Edward Albro, Wm Albro. Frede- © D Hunter, WR Hunter, Stokes. McLean, John Marlin, Chas Stewart, Joha McAnhiffe, Rev A Craw: ley, Hoffman, Wm Bilton. Mrs Bolton and 3 children, Samuel Carlen Carlen, Shaw, W B Black, Bell. ort of Philadelpia, be ‘isher, Brown, Robert Berrie, arer of , Giddes, Passengers Saliod, Livenroo.—Packet, ship New York—Hon W > W_ Irwin, Charge WA ffaires to Copenragen, Mrs Tein, three childien and servant, W J Rhodes, George’ Bernar Pelham, F Brower, Wm Whitlock, all of Vi Hamilton, i4th Regt BA DrWH son, Thos Crewe, Li Gi Cropper, New York; *tfield, Cincinnati. Liverroou—Packet shin Sheffield—Malcolm Glassford. D Sanchez, Henry Gunter, Belize, Hond; Mrs Robertson, Geo Robertson, James Kobertson, Glasgow; Mrs Powell, Misses Jane and Ciera Powell, Miss Green, Miss Gray, ‘Rhone—V Durand, New Yor Buffalo; J B Galleano, Madame Le Bru irginia; Li Payne, Mrs Robin- e Heamey, Mrs Rosina ri Havar—Packet ship Foreign Importations. 56 pkgs Sanés, For & JJ.Wood—t Jas 'W J Chau. col Hy —1 Carmichael & Spencer—7 v—104 P Chareau Acs. com2 D Graver1 Platte & Brother—| Osborn & Little—4 New bald & Russell—1 HC Schroeder—10 ¥ Steinbrennen—1 WB Bend—2% J Gihon & co—2 Smith, Thnigar & co—9 Paton & Stewart—3 log! Scott—1 Richardson & Watson—2 Cor- hes. Havdock & com10 McKee & com Peirce & Ke'logg—56 W Wintewrigh Geo B Merewood—2J & J Stewart—125 comm) Ca F Badie: Siffkin & Tronsides—2 R Ci 2 Walsh & Mallory—13 H Stobo & co—13 HN Peck & co—2 J Rob: n & COG Tooker, Mead & com! D & § W Paul & com2 J Wood jr=1 Griffin & au—1_ CW Pemberton—I1 4 Rhodes 23 Godfrey, Pattison & co—20 John Fereuson—2 G W Coit— 3 Richard Patrick & co~21 W [utchisor—78 K & F Sanderson— 7 Pird & Gi Ielan—§ L Benvdict & com 5 W W Chester & co— 4D Hadden & Son—1 Nevins & c°—3 Stone & ¢ —7 Adams Hemen & eo—'0 H Anchenclop & So: Richardson & Ware sor—3 T Hunt & co—8 C Baker & co—! Towne & Wa'do—e Mr Patn-m, Salem, care ef Messre. Harnden & com! bx ‘Thos Ansten. Pellsburg, Allegany, N Yorket! crates earthenware J& JT Seymeur—67 Adams Brothers—3080 bxs tin Ph! Bi dge & cr—5975 bars 123 hdis iron W Mead—25 cases ¥ Imachine 208 crates 20 bxs tin plates, 4 hhd: Rocuerie—B:ig Androous—'7 cases sardines Bark & co—10 balescorks Bruscilin Koop & co—17 hhds wine 81 half do Doo- tie & Castel lon—100 bales corks A Bogert—'08 casks wine Lu- jus & Bouluguet—26 A Delerme—I cask brandy K Stevens & Son—1 box mdze Leger Brothers—6 hhds wine F Blanchard — 20 casks annatta 225 half pipes brandy 1074 co 20 hhd do to MeN—Ship New York—300 pes bageing Oelrich & Kruger w W Radde—1 E Fie ler—10 W Wagner—13 W Halber- ton— case mdse C G Gunther—6 boxes G M Kraymburg—4 do foorder. Astwenr—Bng Fame—1s rkes Stone & cos Schachardt Raye & co T Bellt7 Nevine & com! JM Ompenheim— E Wale & com42 bbls Pfeiff-r & Wissmano—18 do linseed oil Noltensus & Pavenstedt—9 okgs H W & T H Mali—4 McCall &co—1 T R.& H Mahler—6 Belgion Consal—2 N Reed & co— 1 Faber & Bierwerth—6 Goodhue & co, Livenrodi—Steamship Britaanin—i phe Newstadt & Bar- nett—12 Godfrey, Pattison & Co—2 W G Hunt & Co—7 Cripps & Co—!3 Gimer'& Coml Paion & Stewari—5 Wm Fisher—1 James Owen—parcels to Wiley & Purnam—W oodnull 0 order. Min EA CoG E Rowlins—C T Francis—H A Coits—Ci lin—L J Wreth—R G_ Putterfield—Wrigly & Co—l pkg P Thompson—1_ Brown & Ives, Providence, Ri—1 Manton & Hallett, do— G W Bayley, Fall River—1 R Evans, New Jer: sey—l trank JM Bruce & Son, Stamford—I parcel H Farns- worth. Philadelphia, Pa—I box H Putnam, Salem—1 Dr Lard- ner. New Orleans—i percel Rev Dr Beman, Trov—_ box _W. R Rotm-n, New Bedford—1 do G lo G H Garretson, Flushing, NY —1 parcel A & G A Kendail—i do B G Butteifield. Domestic [mportations. Mosire—Brig Grand Turk—121 bales cotton Thompson & Adams—106 do E C xtes—22 R H Gisson—46 J H Talman—10 Eno & Phelps—106 E D Hurlbut. MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents, Z We shall sateen it a favor, if Capeaine of Vessale will give to Commodore Rosert Siivey, of our News Fleet, a He: Port ‘of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the ‘easels Spoken ov their Passage, a List of th oy and anv Foreign Newspepers or News they may have. Ie’ will rd them immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor- respondents, at home or abroad, wil! also confer a favor by sending to ‘this Office all the Marme Intelligence they cad obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 21, Cleared, Ship Warsaw, Hiatineay, New Orleans, Stanton & Frost — Barque Pilot, Crosby atAviA, Larkin, Vera Cruz, Hargous Brothers kewwa, Matanzas, F: Richardson & C Po hrs Rienzi, Fessenden, Porto Praya, WW Pratt; Atia ‘Turks Island, 1 Underwood; Mary Caroline. x & English; Roscoe, NE. live, Gorson, Windsor, NC. P K Ogden Todine, Blew, Philadelphia, A B Cooley & Co; son, Boston; Victor, Hallett, ao. Stephen WeETtve " Packet ship Stephen Whitney, Thompson, froma Li March 2, with mose, to R. Kermit. Has encoust sion of tremendous westerly gal Sth April ing east. Bremen ship New Vork, De Harde, from Bremen, Feb. 18, with mdse, to Oc! is & Kruger—34 steerage passencers. ritiah barque Ellison, Powdren, 30 days from Hull, with 196 tons eal 95 do cliff stones t) order; 7 casks mdse Geo B More- woot & Co. Brig Fame, Madison, (of Bosten) 6) davs from Antwerp,with idse, to P. les. 12% inst. lat 41 57, lon 55, spoke packet +: Raltsmore, Fanek, hence for Havre No date, lat 40 35, lon ed brig Rohr Waln, of and for Boston Androdas, Ritchie, from Rochelle, Feb. 23, with wine, to 8. T Nicoll. 18th mst. off Fire Island, spoke brig Tuscany of end from Boston. Brig Grand Tark, Noiton, 19 days from Mobile, with cotton, to Nesmit wes & Co. 9h inst. off Carysford Reef, spoke from New Orleans for Liverpool. ship Osceol Below, One brig, unknown. Ships New York, Crocker Liverpool; L ips New York, Crocker, Liverpool; Liverpool, #0; Sheffield, Allen, do; Rhone, Johnston, Havre; Camill Angeliqae, Amsterdam; baraue Condor, West Indies; bella, Kio Janeiro—and about 50 sail of brigs and sc General Kecora. Forrron Lerter Orrice.—The Westminster, Atwood, for London, will sail to-day. Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange. Rathbone, from NYork, at Liverpool, met ¢ whirlwind on her passage. At the time, the F eingle reefed topaails, and the sea quite still— Wieated no sudden alteration of the weather, ce the fore mast went by the board. ‘The whirl: overthe fore part of the eh leaving the after rmed. Ont man was lost overbo part wol . Bric Susquenanna, Tatem, from Port Leon bound to New York, put into Charleston on the 17th inst. in distress, with loss of foremast, main topgalla: mast and main topmast, carri damage in a gele onthe 9th inst Suir Ortomax, of Boston. bound to Antwero, was Yon 2, in distress, and intending to pnt into Raval, the master being unwell, tid two of the erew having ied. mast and j-bboom, sprung main ay yards, and sustained other Banque Navanixo, Cormick, from NY¥crk to Glasgow, rut into Falmouth, Mareh 15, leaky, pumps choked ant bow- sprit sprung, &e. and has pomped upa great quantity of turpem tne, hmeing’becn struck bya sea whilst ying to, 21st Feb fn fat t0, ton 32. 4 ; “Sitip ATHENS, Jones, from Richmond, (V_) drifted ashore neat Helvoet-but was assisted off very leaky after being obliged fo cutaway her maiumast; a steamer had been rent to tcw her ut, Bell, from Neweast'e to Philade!- ths Srarnex Wri Pee rne Bt ‘March 11, leaky, and had been laid on phim pat ia ‘rom: cramined: we cece scA Ure, spp-rently American, sbendoned, water logged, and partly dismasted, and with "* Halifax,” on the Merm, war fatien in with loth Jan, ia lat 27, lon 62, by the Paw line, Primgantt, arrived at Havre. ‘ ‘ Fouspenep.—The master of a vewel arrived at Gibralcar, Feb25, reports that he saw a barque, supp’sed to he an Americ can, strike ona shoal off Tariff, in a gale, and immediately founder, with all hands - Fup Turactan, Brown, for Havana end New Orleans, pat back to Liverpool on the 3 linst. with | f cutwater, and Hanks mujured having been in con’act the dav previous, off Point with the Hibernia, from Dandatk for Preston. crew saved by the Thracian. vel, from Charleston to Hul , was abandoned ‘eb. very leal Te totally di nag rv the Wakon: a ING Vesseus —Three 2 two Brie tish, and an American, were se ke 1th Jan. off Grand Inaga , and sta ed by’ A fisherman ta have been in that state about two months—by the Adeline, Tayet, arrived at Qui- ron. . Suir Jane, Pot’s, at Liverpool from Charleston, had been jn contact wiih an outward bound vessel inthe eh'nuel, ans ont heal and extwaier, Di The Vi ref G of Scilly, with a Earq: stove, breame leaky, was to Oporie. The m Active remaii V, intending to ran her in Plymouth or atmo uve has been brought in by the mate of the V_ Notice to Mariners, A communication received at Bremen, reports that the Mar- garet, from the Sandwich Is'auds to {Caniaie pated om the, 01h ct. last, a group of 8 x islands not laid down in th f Oat ea fat 1a 30 N, lon M9 Ee in the charts Whalemen,. Arrived at NBedford, April 18, Chili, Delano, from Pacific Ocean, with 1600 bblx sp ol, reports'Aug. Id, at Chath Islands, sip, Hobe 1t Edwards, Bu we mew Coffin, New Bedl to > bark Wagh fort, 26 mox 1950; Nov 29, d: St-liyWdo, 18 mos, 600 sp; ship Rass, Ray, Di trou 12 mos, 300, ‘Heard {om erossing he Off Shore Grow , New Bedford, 12 mos en’ 0, Tab by June, bark Pan neon, Ta! ese Sorted ym Jaly 2003) bound to King mil Group spoke ig Ang: at 1 8, lon 96 edford. 20 m Arnived at Wi suthworth, from Gall Santa vils spoke in Gu'fof Sena Fee bark Willis. Dagget, Mattapoisett, 275 k oil; brig Quito, Sippican, 50 bbl bbls sp, 49 40 bbls black fish oil; brig Maricabo, Plymouth, 100 bbls sp, all bound to the sareatward. | March 30, of Rice. ee Boy re ta nt, ym} . at 37 20, ton 130. W bie New England, for WANTED-Three or four Joumeymen Carpenters, at 44 Also, for sale, hand 5 Doom and one Bow Windom ant Counters one per, Rah EWARD—The wa ‘burg Ty entered on the night of the ibuh of Apel, an foreign Ports. ‘ Mar 8—Arr Italy, Clouter, NYork; 9th, Diligem- Axtwrne. f jewel i ogaHaPE By ee ton: were: Dawn, ea | Seay oe au cog la lowes, Charleston; Be: organ, i i i sr Pi Deniers. NY: ioe, Bld, chs close set 8, pI stud pins, gold chains, gold ora, Smith, New Orleans; 15th, nesee, do; bove ward will be pai f the goods, 492 Z0the 24th, Ottomans | or in proportion for any parece theme ey Ne om Manila for Bos DAVID MELVILLE & CO. P. 8 Pawnbrokers will please stop any if offerted them a2) er ton. ALExnpRyA, Feb 10—Sid- Cambridge, Chase, Borton. MeN. Mar8—Art Favorite, Ahrens, N Orleans; Mari Wieting, Baltimore; 1th, Colombu: OAN OF $390,000, FOR ARREARAGFS TO CO Churleet » Havana; Lon " TRACTORS AND OTHERS ON THE PUB: 13th, Hudson, Hohorst, ‘and Meta, Meyer, NYork;, Charlott ‘ORKS.—The Commissioners of the Canal Fund, by vi Hohorst, N Bedford; 15th, Fverhard, Haake. NOrleans; 16th, tled An act to provide for paving arrearnges Bohlen.’Mencke, do; 18h, Uranus, Hohorst, Charleston; 20th, | Coutractors and others on tne public. works,” d Apr Paolt, Fuller, Baitimore; 324, Joh i Orleans 1813 hereby give notice that realed prope ree ; i will be until Friday the 5th day of May next, at4 o'clock in the afte noon of that day, fora loan of three hundred thousand dollars, for which transferable certitica’es of stock, similar to those ter the seven per cents of 1818 and 1819 will be ed in the uame ple of the Btate of New York, bearing inte:est at the percent per annum, payable quarterly, and the prin cipal reimbursable at the pleasure of the Commissioners of the Canal Fund after the year 1960. “It 18 to be understood that the Commi ers are to be at liberty to take a less sum, if the. ofr ire not such as ia their opinion are advantageous to the interests of the State. ‘The proporals may be for the whole or any part o not less than $10,000; all uo and endorsed Bonpe aux. Mar 3—Arr Vernon, 1s, Charleston; éth, 1 Louise, Lemaitre, do; Sarato sa, Bedell, New York; 13th, Thore, NewOrleans; 15h, (nba, Blanchard, do. ld Grecian, Benedict, NYork; 9th. Talma, Ovteans; Lith, S Hand. Herrick, NOrleans. Bevrasr. Mar 8—Sld Vievoria, Li'lia, Savannah. abxicuron, Mar23—Acr Omens, Buteaschen, Charleston for ntwerp. Barsrou, Mar 1—Arr.Toronto, Merritt, from Chrleston for don, under jury masts, having be ismasted. Sid 7h, ‘Queen, Lord, NYork. Malsga, Brown, Marseilles: Crescent, Mar 1l—Arr jer, Gibroliar. Cuxtaven, Mar lt-—Arr Congress, Charleston. ld 25th, reat Jones, NYork. Conx, Mar 2}—Arz Formosa, Crawford, from Liverpool for Apalschicola, put back from lon 25, with rudder damaged. Id hmond. Charleston. Cayol, do or New rages to contractors and others ] Ch eagl in aa envelope nus, Elwell, Baston, eeme in with | banks in the city. wd stern post shook.’ Pat back April t, Ark, | by the Commissione: . bound to Matanzas. Arr2d, Tiber, Covill, from | | Stockholders residing ia the ist and 24 Senate Districts, and Virgini those residing out of the State, will receive the interest on the Ciype, Mar 6—Are New Hampshire, Chase, Mcbil stock held by shem, quarterly, at. don, Baker, de; Mth, Und2ne, Ci , Charl Y Company, in'the city of New ker Stewart, Boge, do; 1th, Perth i atthe New York State Bank in 4 Springfield, Ray, Savannah, Dated Canal Departmen’, A'bany. A 3, wi 1gth, New Hampshire. Charleston; 22d, D. 8. DICK mt. Gov, NOrleans:' 21th, Moscow, Barker, Charleston; 25th, Affgha A.C: FLAGG, Comptroller. Black, Mobile; 29th, Undine. Cushman, Charleston; 20th, Gi 8! YOUNG. Secretary of State. Manchester, ¢ 7. KARRING CON, ‘Treasurer. ans, Smith, Ei Otleane 3ath pa Mar 23—814 Ci . do. ia, Corbett, NYork. Arr 16th, ith, Duke of Clerence, Eddy, for Baltimore; Pau: i, Rothfos, do for New O: do Philadelphia; hn Romilly, K . NOrleans; Columbia, C! 8 lar 21—Off, George, Hanby, Savsnnah for Antworj 20th t Gnstav, Bierman, Bremen for Baltimore; ist, Ph Ind-Iphia, Hovey, RKER, Att'y General. _azitoMsr N. JONES, Surveyor General. THE TRUE WAY TO RECOVER HEALTH. dual only wishes to know the Riaut Way to pur- ue it: and there are none, were it surely made known how Lire might be prolonged aud not adopt th discover ish as_uot to enjoy all the SiR saice ean Wika eae: Wien Wish. Nida Ith his body is capable of?! Who is there thit wou d not pbuncesess, Mar is—OM 'Stephni, lor, NYork for Ham- when hi Fg metfibee Rge, ere; 20th, Emelie, Wul jo de, 7 | members of society die between the age: Dikers, Mar 15—Arr Mauran, Williams, NOrleant f ok f een rhe ages ) Maury I. y. How many widows and heiptess orpinins Kine. Mar 22—Arr Stephani, NYork. hive been the consequence of mantind not having in their own Gc, Mar 24—Sli G- nesee, Minot, NOrleans. ey, Mar 25—Arr off, Emma, of Hambarg, from New orl Guavesenn, Mar 1i—Arr Rosabella, Robins, Boston. Genoa, F+b 26—Arr Suviah, Ryan, NOrlaans, S!d Mar 18, Telamah, Glidden, do Gronacran, Feb i€—Are Eagle, Stevens, Palermo, and ald for Boston: Henriette, Schents,Cette, and sld for NYork; 24th, Gibraltar, Yates, NOt Mar 5. Kenhawa, Page, do; ‘Balti: ald for NYork; 9th, independence, for Boston: Lith, Adolfo, Katrad Berton, Berton, NOt sid 24, a; 9h, Creole, Lan Palladio, Morante, NYork; Catharina, San ‘Arr Ann, Godfrey, Mobile; Han: Mo- th, Celia, Thateher, Savannah. sth, power the means of restoring health whe THE CAUSR OF DI Now when we are afflicted with Narurat Powers of the body not fficient strength, in the NaruRat Course or THE System, to expel those mat: tersorhamors which have become usctess, and whose reten- tion must prodece mjury to the organism, For he pores are closed from checked perspir t case, what shou'd have passep our of the body by the po of the skin are ck upon the blood the blood thus evil, by throwing the d= by the Sih oan Y h should have pas: { the stomach and bowels. id bowels are very healthy and strong. which the cheeked perspiration enus dt ed in the body, nad no harm is dv he stomaeh aud bowels do not hapten to be in this healthy coudidon—ify for instance, the bowels should be in a custive or hound state, the %0—Ar* Mary Kings!ond, Weare, and Fdmond loth, Olympia, Holberton, iticello, ea matters of their own as well as thore received from the dees .on of checked nerspiration, are again taken up by. the boa and this FLutD of Livi soll, New Orleans: ‘Waverley, Snow, Mobile: M ay 8 Orleans: ils Edinburg, Stone, 1, Moody, Mobile; Sup noe, Gray; Norman, by? Clinton, Hartiev,and Forester, Burnell, and Zimpa, Vanier, Heth, Japiter, Carter, d des, Robbins. NOrleans; Edouard, Lucas, NYork: ‘1th. HW Tyler, td 30th, 8 nd Olympia, ton; © Thomton, Pat- 28th, Duchesse d'Orleans, Richardson, New ind Forester, New may be so impeded, a3 to produce rit may he ome quicker im its circula- un, Robmson, Charleston; u r time past to the body, and the part where such injury was Jone co-tinues Weak, then THar rant will be aff-cted. If Asthma has vailing camp! . been much troubled with Fever and Ague fected by it. or some intermiuting ’ If then the m-astes, whor ping co: jet fever may be expected. ‘The impari tout. hut are not able without Gustave vier, Mobile — juperior, terson, NOrleaw: ih be Wanaw, ns, on; 8 nah, |, Porter, and Rochester, Owen, NewQ. leans; ath, Brighton, Comings, Havana and U' States: 1th, Caledc= nia, 'Varnev, Mobile: Mi Knowles, NOrleans: Sth, John ier Hale, Perkins, do. Vessels up—Su ly, Burrows, NYork, April 8; Monticello, Lawton, do 10th; Augusta, I'sley, New Orleans; Tippecanoe, Gray, dor, Clinton, Hartley, do soda. ‘aken s0 as to purge freely, will surely cure Arr Wel Hamnune, Pj Diniel Webster. Manson, Charleston; Hensa, Martens: St xerta carstive influence upon, Thns,by ther pow- Watlington, ad Ganges, Tench NYork; Isabella, Audressei ing. putrefec'ion, they euce Measles, Small Pox, do; Elizaneth, Pajeken; ‘Vesta, Kahlman, and Wodan, Dendix- | worms, and ali contagious fevers. ‘There is not % i en, New Ori Congatee, Doane, Charleston: Dromo, | the world so able to purify the miss of bloo Devereaux, Dauberg, Nor; 17th, Ligonia, | healthy condition asthe Brandreth Pills. ‘bis mal d Jacob, Warncken, do; Ober: | valu-ble in curing al! kinds of chronic diseases, as Er th, Olbirs, Exeter, NOrlean: Salt Wheum, Seald Head, White Swellings, Sore #ves, and Hexvorr, Mar 17—Arr Occisenten, Petersen, NYor! recntor chrohic enlargement of the glands or otherwise. a Hopner, NYork; 13th, Katharine Jackson, My lth, Florida, Pratt, N York. giigstinos, Mar 15—Arr James Ryder, Jones, Charleston for ttin. Livekroot., March 2?—Arr Dublin, Schofield, Mobile; 27th, leans; Apr, Patrick Henry, De- Perhaps the BRaNLRETH FILLS are one of the moat POWERFUL, Rexepres in Nature, forthe Cure of Riwumarisa and old Ciseases of the skin ond bones, for they open ana penetrate into the most inmost recesses of the body, and. drive out alll mali- nant humors. ‘They dissolve coxguiated blood, aud. cure in flim mations of all binds, whether of the bowels” of the lungs, Shakspeare, Henderson, NO Tano, NYerk; Chaos, Larkin, NOrleans: 24, Perdon or of other parts of the Bod! NOnleans: Avabian, Kenny. do; Denmark, Prost. do the Brain and nerves, h mother and ehitd,) aud Brown, do; Loo Choo, Whigpen, Savanuah; 3 any one sufferin do; Levant, Whitlesey, Charleston; Hindoo, Porter: Yazon. ‘Trask; St Cloud, Emerson;’ Ondiak Glidden; Charlotte, Tripe; Coronet, Bate, and Mississip Hillyard, NOrteans! Tarbo, Beauchamp; Tamerlane, Morris; Je faker, and Countess Loudon, Hutchinson, Mobile; Vir Eaton. Apalachicola; Harriet & Jessie, and Lord Sandon, their use alone, from emg us ‘Lhose whose prejudices will permit UJ their families, They should be in every house. t wreatly sasivts the cue rd, one, di is very lender or broken, it should be mized with one or {wo Off port 34. Orbit, Mebile; North Pole, Apalachicola. parteuf wate Ags _Sasled arch, 22, Emblem, Talbot, Apilachicola; Gen Vea- | “The External Remedy or Liniment end Brendreth's Pills are zie, Colthard; Hilsh, Hammond: Alexanier, Leeds; Archelaus, | for anle at Dr. Brand-etl’s Prineipal Office.241 Broadway ; 18954 Boutelle,and Mt Vernon, McManus, Ni 23d. Eutaw, udson st 275 Bowery N.York;. jos, ‘York; Consbrook, Finley, and Kilby, Barstow, | ton; 8 North Kighth street, Philadelp! and ;’ Corea, Lardner Sava Sartelle, Lo: Mereer a's, Baltimore; Van Schaace, 44 Market street, Al Havana; Hudson. Kalamazoo, M’Cer Olive Branch, Eng! Liverpool, Hadiey. nal Ki it Parker, Dwig! e, New Orlem lattison, Savannal KxCt, bl pert bany. Frice 25 cents, with full direc A SURE TEST OF GENUINE BRANDRETH Examive the Box of Pilla i Med and Joseph: 5 regia, Otis; Krance Then look at the Certiteate of Freer ‘ind Fanny, Biss Agency, whose engraved date must be within the which Orleans; Coleh Natht Hooper, Candler; | everyasthorized Agent must possesv; if the THREE LA- Wessacumeon, Jaques and Aquetnet, ou she Box agree with the THREE LABEL on the 'ha Fehrman, Long, Mosher, Havana; Romuls, Fidler, Providence: Cherokees Certifeate, the Pills are TRUK—if not, thoy sre FALSE. Long, Havana; Superior, Alien, Apalachicola; Athens, Chase; 1 dykwy Delaware, Patten; Platina, Manson; Caspian, Pa'ten; Byron, GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH. Ruvsell, and Patesti New Orleans; 26th, Mersey, ‘ 4 Cacker; Brita dom, Esheiby,and Wa | W* DESIDEMATUM IN DUN TIS T RY KA. C. CASTLE, REMOV! A/ WAY, comer of WHITE STREET, has a Paste for fil- ling decayed hollow teeth. It can be put into the most tepder teeth without any pain or ineonvenience,with which it becomes Sir C Camp- ED TO 381 BROAD- impact y,thus restoring ano preserv: c ing (hitherto painfal and teeth) artificially sound, and ni . fect in ir respecti:'s uses for life—preventing ID ming. a Boarnns tl CASES, the necessity of tion. thorny distin: ged | Has javanes Tal ished in society, offer their testimonials in the most vivid Aplachico! Janson, Savanual terms, ag to it2 efficacy. ‘The Editor of the Kvening Poat, York says>—"'It is admirably adapted for tender teeth and ner- rates on the teeth ‘Yous persone, and Dr. Castle o teva Gay ese | Asad gag Neto MOR een me 7 eth i Tespects perfect if fun, 8a} Hicks, Bun! felphins 3 yr. Caste has obiained much celebrity for hisexeeHlent pode Wellington, M'Intyr Rea; Dublin, | of diting the teeth.” ‘The ‘eminent gentlemen of the Woolfield, and Susin E Howel Mol elvideres | Medical Faculty, have personally tried and estrone ie Wambersie, Char eston; 8t Lawrence, Hodge Boston: 3ist, | Gantlers Paste: {oF fillig. the aerche dot eke et ot Thracian, Brown, Havana: Goliah, Siaier NOrleans; April 1, | which putin the aching tooth, wileflccs oer ee eee North Bend, Crocker, Havana; Martha Washing‘on, do; ‘From the Journal of Commerce. bf ghresia, Buntia, Mobile;2d, Mesnphis, Kaught.NYorks United | pericaTe AMD SOCCRSS EET Ge EEA TION.—Dr Baton, do; %4, Russell, Lansher, Havana and New | 4 ¢. Castle has replaced by a most ingenious piece of dental Loading ah, Stenhen Lurmau, Baltimore; Merchsnt, do; | thotawar iat tee tans of Licata lower jae bones, Braz:1, Boston; Empire, Cn 3 Normandie; aud Washing: | met with this terrible and severe casualty, while in pursut of ton, Mobile; Asia, NO: 4 Ross, do; Lausanne, Mo- | the Indians in Florida. We have secu tetters from Lieut. 8 revs Brooklyn, Kt i ypodhavse: Qepheus, | contirmatory of this extraordinary eure and is entire smecess, Hill; England, Barlet k, Skiddv, NYorks Priscilla, | that the loas of these iinportant organs 0 skillfully revlaced by New England, New St Lawrence, Bunk rhitadelphi dos Georgian ‘onithampton, Wilmingion, NC aud Ohio, Lyou, NYork. : Cld ath, Tzade, Boston; Hannibal, United States, Alebama, and Liverpool, NOrleans; Oceanus, Brown, Ch ton: Mary & Susan, Grece, Apalachicola, mie Advertised 4th, G-orginna, Behm, for Philadelphia, with dis- patehs ington, Benson, Richmond, do, calling off NYork ta Lind passengers; Brazi', Andrews, Boston, 6th; Henry Pratt, Dr. Castle is bow no more a source of regret to the Lieutenant Dr. C. inserts artificial teeth on the principte of adhesion bv at- mosphoric pressure. Dr A.C, Castle refers tothe Bpani Wrench and English Ambassadors, Mr. 8 Consu), Rear Admiral Walton, Lord Goy. Mason, Dr. F.U. Johnsen, Pr ciety, 8. N. ¥.; Mrs. Gen. Gaines, 5 auth Dr. &. Belaueld, Dr. Bi cheesman, Dr. 1 f AH. Stevens, Di. J. Torrey, Fairfowl, NYork, 12-h, aud othe hegaman H. Stevens. | eer Loxpov, Apri ‘s=Kat inward, Philadelphia, Hovey, New | Beradyay™ C#m Dt Derring, he. Ke, ‘Ofice 31 Loxponpenny, Mar 13~Arr Homer, Drinkwater, NYork. RENCH, LANGUAGE—MANESCA’S ORAL SYS- Laxcasten, Mar Sid Alexander, Andrews, Mobile. TEM—The Subscnber is now formiag classes for the Lisnon, Reb 24—Arr Franklin, Bearse, NYork; Mar 19, Sun, Ryder, Charleston, 5 .oine, Feb 27—Arr Angevin, Denisxne, NYork. 11.88, Fed 20—Arr Sultane, Porcella, NOrleans; Mar coming season: one in the morn'ng at Tsto 8 o'clock, «nd ano ther in the evening. Gentlemen wishing, fo join will please inaxe immediate application. A Ladies’ Classis also forming L. MANEBCA DURAND, 12, Callao, Hayhes, do: 13th. Valhalla, “‘Phatcher, doy Wsihs | _a2t ax¥re 78 Franklin st. Huntington, Kingsbury, do: Carrier, Beecher, New York; 17th, Pr Mynck, NYork: Eleanor, Dobbs, New O:leans; 26:h, BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS. ke, do; Wm Tell, Gard: , dos 27:h, Apthorp, Bl 8.d 10th, J 8'Wala, ont, Adams h all ages have attached to the Head of x of the value set oM personal fig"e, and icious freak of Natore the human forin is New ¥ ner. doz Matthews 27th, Callao, Hi when by some c» Matta, Feb 3—Arr Attila, W: n. i x esorted Messiva. Mar 6—Arr Villa di Napoli, D os NYarks | SeRdcieh muse, to farely. ths. dekeercy Hence, have tlocs Feb 21, Cambridge, Chase, Alexandria, E. to fi Adg for Bow | those wonderful disco s which bid Kiature defiance, Bar ton; Mar 11, Courier, Duggan, Marseilles. n Mapernay Mar 3—Arr Boston, Hamilton, NYork, 17" Veatilacing and Ce Nantes, Mar5—Arr Baltic, Gregory, New Orleans; 20th wis, Barker, Charleston. Newrort, Mar 25—S8!d Arab, Howe, N York. Purmours, Mar 13—Off, Athens, Jones, Virginia for Rot- Fanck, from New York for terdem. ps, Mar 7—Sld Stephen Wright, Bell, Priladelphia, ND SCALPs, ‘The complete success that the above ured has met with m the manafacture of his arrivell.d heads of hair for the last tw ears, far exceeds his mvt San: uine expectations. fle respect fully solicits a call, confident of sitisfying the movt fastidious that he isthe best and cheapest. maker in th- city. They cm only be nad at (46 Broadway, comer of Liberty tt, up stairs. Private rooms for fitticg wigs eta tones. aller ARV—J. SCHMIDT has the pleasure to inform his tnends aad the pubvicin gener that he has opened and elexantly fitted upa WINE SALOON, in the basement of the Granite Building, eorner of Broadway ‘and Chambers street, where he will constantly keep on hand » supply of the choicest French, German, Spanish and other Wi partly importea hy him= he offers for wholesale and retail. Also, English orter, indeed any thing which ought to be found ina ted establishmentof thi kind. elf that all his articles shall be pare and of #0 aa to secure the approbation of those who ae a8 cod6t*r F SUPERIOR BLACK TEA~ tremely delicivus and unparal- nzancer, Mar 2i—Off, Onei ‘ ANaEA, Mar 21—S!d Baconnoe, Charleston Smvrwa, Mar 2—Arr Snsan Jane, Fletcher, Boston; Feb 26, Attila, Watson, do, z ST Aunens, Mar 170M, Philip ist, Farren, New York for jambarg.. St Jonx, NB. April 10—Arr John Boynton, Smith, Cuba — Cld Albion, Errington, Cork; Woodlands, Johnston, Fhiladel- phi MPexer, Mar 5—Arr Pomona, Cushmay, NYork;, 12th, Law- h, Charleston; 13th, Agnes, Cameron. NYork; 15th, fears, Boston; 16th, Herald, Watts, Baltimore ; 234, vy, NY. Tursste, Fe Plato. Holmes, Philadelphia; 28th, Powhsttan, Girdler, Havana: ir 8, Murver, Sjoberg, NOrins; 6th. Wm Engs, Cow, N Yor! Venter. Keb'25—Sid Medora, Turner, Charleston. Warenvord, Mar l0—Sid Priace of Orsnge, Deas, New Orleans. Europe, just im- Home Ports, 19 Chath fen Company's General Porttann, April 17—Old Galen, Sweetser, Havana, (21, Chatham st. New Yer i=in vnehaees Newront, April 18Arr Chariot, Atwell, N York, - a] INTERIAN DISPENSARY, 3 Division street, ests. blished 10 1985, fe ous Hunter's Red New Lorpon, April 198d Acton, Dagyett, M for the sale of the 1s bile. ylignevonn, Avni is—Arr Andrew Jtekson, Bwer, New er H' Paraperruta, April 20—Arr Coosa, Moore, Mobile. Cid hi fea 4 Columbia, Denuis, New‘ nrcports Splendid, Sheekford, East- | Sites and E elects pay wetriog oP ike ieee i port; Indiana, Corson, NYork; Cay: CHARLESTON, April I7=In the offia {m Liverpool. Arr 15th, Elizabeth, brook,: Higgins, Boston? Richard s n78. Ganges, (Br). Corkan, Liverpool; Colambia, Berry, Boston.— Arrlith, Lenity, Smith, NYork. “Sid Devereaux, (Br) Bacton, taverpool; Lord Palwerston, ( Rattray, do; Matador, (Bre) Ballner, Bremen; Howell, Morris, Hav: Savannan, April 15—Sld Al (Br) Moran, St Joho, NB; Caroline, (Br) Marsh, Liver ‘Wilson Fuller, Cobb, New mushrooms all over the coua- Ne oh: true article be obtained. Michaels, 0; Bound: Sid dreds of doctors Pi spread Buffalo, N.¥ ok. 1, date 129 Chatham street, New York. a siiie, ADL teaiee Callen, Blanchard, Boston; Shylock, be ‘Agency 318 Buexe: Matthews: do. Cld Mearns,(Br) D: ; Shannon, | + WHOLESAL ; i" ton, A THE CANTON TE. @ to offer for | fh ils nerr ind rarrant Tons of every vanety and style assortment specially in most delicious . AE ION wit) MBUG. oom ca, | ovwerftl umndes of Green and Black. very package bear the LAMPS formerly known as 4 stamp of neatnets and elegance, andthe Teas therein are #0 4 now be had at HIND a thoroughly secured from fight and air that their quality and from Beond cower will romain walespaited in any elimaeer’ Picte aves 7 Of prosecuting business is perhaps scarcely to be excelled, {t ‘a founded upon the utmost rexard to the Fights off he custom. sr, especially with respect to weight and quality, and valled cheapness. All purchasers are cajled upon to return experience of over five ye Lamps the cheapest in th a een Kot W n brass, tia Re. rendering them ta cles which (ail to give them the fullest satisfaction, which OF finial superite tm the. lamps of other dealers, end by Goirg | 3 ‘mouey will be cheerfully and promptly retupded. Coun, awsy wictan exhorbi'nnt store profit ond beivg satisfied wilh | try merchants, pu ablishments, heads of families, and the mauofacturing prot alone, now defies compe iipmasters willnd it d advantage to supply thece- subsoriber would call the attention of the telver from thie establishment stores ard the public ie gener t, to ¢ wk Java Corren roasted every day. ree) went of irom ali parts of the Unised States executed witt 1) 0p) Lamos al ered to Mone With neatness aud a Manufacturer, aalim*r a NO 1 Grand street, QHIP SAINT NICHOLAS from Havre—Consignees by \) this ship will please send their permits on board, at the foot Mal Im eg FLOWERS—The most magnificent Greenhouse Flowering liauts im the United States, are now in bloom « Mr. Perry's Greenhouse, Henry street near the the lade te others, are perb spect'nen of th Vited ba tipo ‘tb fone, fea neat wel worth gvieg to os Lage rie oods hot iu 2% ch inat,fwill be sent ron, alone, isa treat Well worth going to me. Inquire for public store. «a Ls pealhecte es a aaisees RUBSELL, Flons. aal'isner een a pres it will show itse'f sgaia. ‘Those who have i » again af- take its place— le disease. There is no form or kind of sickne s that 1, will find the Brandreth Pils a great blessing to them and to They my enerop. Charleston; Henry Pratt, Fairfowl, NYork; Ocean termed the safetto Nye Oo! ane. Bellew; Exel, Sherwood, and Laurel, aid of Branpeetn’s Extrema Reme- h . N Orleans; 31 application to all extern] pains. or swelling When used where the skin AUCTION SALES. {9} FRIDAY. Large Sale of Valuable Dry Goods. fancy .and pledged arti- cles, guns, cutlery, hardware, and amy quantity of furaiture, at 10} oPelori atthe sales room. . 120 boltles choice old wine, and some mi L instru- met flutes, &. with which the sale will com- SATURDAY. Extensrve and truly valuable sale of the very best second ind and new furniture of all descriptions in the sales rooms. Also. a large and really valuable lot of second-l farni- ture from Brook!yn. ‘Iso, the entire stock of a farniture dealer giving business, * from the comer of Oliver aud Madison ts. fe will be found deserving the particular at= othe s, as it comprises the most e variety offered this ‘Also, an uncommon'y extensive addi ot of second! nd the entire stock ofa second had farnivn er, removed from corner of Oliver convenience of sale; comprising over grain aud venetian carpets of vari he ea be sold in the Fulton street store, the furniture tw No. ‘34 Ann sts. _ MONDAY. —At 10k6 ng 106 vat. will be ginal paintings by the best maste:s. This collection has beeuseleeted with great caro by the well known connoisseur DrA Spooner. Catslogues intime. Tue paintings will be arranged for ex- habition on Saturday mort ‘To. Manufacturers, others—At 12 o'clock, ‘elock in the first floor of so'd the choice collection Printers, Gatinett makers, and recisely, in the sale rooms, will be sold ie copper rollers, suitable for paper rollers. All the above F apparatus,and will be found without reserve, 3 s*perb la: an manufaeturers, as above. have the gearing, wheels deserving particlar attention. TUESDAY. J j *cloek will be sold the entire hand- the house 108 Liberty st, NeSDAY. Furniture Sale—At some Famiture contain Genteel Furniture at 10 1-20’lock at 493 Houston st. e sales of Bell & Howard will take place rain or A’ UCTION NOTICE BULLETIN OF BELL & HOW- ARD’S SALES, 32 Ann and 115 Falton streets. cs FIDAY—Exiensive sale of Diy Goods, Pledged Articles, ang apy quanvite of urnitare in the sale Tooins. SATURDAY—The most extensive ‘nayortment of elegant Farniture of all devcriptions offered for seine times MONDAY—The splendd Gallery of Paintings owned by De. Spooner, at his Nonae No, ICG Liberty street, at 10% 0% clocks TUESD handsome Furniture contained in the house No 108 Liberty s EDNELDAY, 261 Houston st, Other sales will be announced in order. Sales to take place rain or fair weather. alg lwis®m THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer. K_H. TIMPSON, Auct. THIS DAY, 2iat. At 10 o’clocx, at No. 21 Platt street. Stock of German Hardwar-, Mu teal Instruments, Toy and cob 8. Platt wil sell about 40 casks, bove goods, being the stock -clining the business and will be sold perempi bidder. Amorg them srr, perknives, inst.—Genteel Furniture at No. 493 nlcing gl xes, piper, dressiog combs, paint boxes, head ebeins, shaving boxes, portable ess and chequer boards and men, spy glasses, toy 'y can- hon, tea and diner bells, warchea, mathemaucal instruments olins and bow., flutes, accordions, work boxes, opera glasxrs, + spectacles, and a complete assortment of all articles ie. Countr 8 city dealers will find it their Y attend x21 Iter th interest t CARTER, Auctioneer. F WINES. BRANDY, GIN, RUM D SEGARS.—By CARTER & CO. on Saturday, 22d April at haf pest! o’clock at the store No. 12 Brood way, consisting of old South side deira, Pale Gold and Brown Sherry. ord Por's Oturd and Cognse Brandy; pare wi ae maica and St. Croix Rum in bottles, demijohus and qr. asl Al WA GPLENDID SAL SAND ,aupeav and Rom>na_Champagn ‘apers; Havana avd Principe Segara, nes are all of the choicest description, and worthy the attention of dealers ard counoisseurs, Sale positiv a! r 3. P. INGRAHAM, Blove 123 Fulto 2 TH'S DAY, at Grrceries—The stock ot groceri consisting of teas, brewn and whi flour, meal coffee, broom: asso: tment. Also, he counters, scales, wzights, measures; oil cans, can- nisters, &c. Also, horse, cart and har- ess. TO-MORROW, 2 At 123 Falton street. Eumigure—A very large assortment of second hand furniture, a21 I#ec I pints and qts; c ©. p th gir, butter, lard i &e., comprising the u: ROWBRIDGE & CO, Auctioneers. ‘4 Broadway, corner Duane street. THIS DAY, At 103 o?clock, in the store 304 Broadway, cor Duane Splendid Parlor Plauts—A splendid collection of moss, yon and ‘orange abd lemon treet cave Jessamine geee;, pattosporumn Admirers of fine plants will find them dese be sold in fots to nuit purchasers. ‘WA CARTER, Auctioneer. BY CATALOGUE —Hiegant WurpitureCarter & Co. will fell on Friday, 2iat iust. nt 103 o'clock, at the ator, No. Avery extensive assortment of city mate Fur: epav advances, consisting of elegant safe, cushiowed ; parlor tockers; 34 aud full Wrench ble and mahogany top centre tables; work do; plain bureaus; square ottomans; card tables; dressing bureau, with and without marble tops; common French bedsteads;book case; piano stools; plush rockers; double enclosed washstands, marble and mahogany top, &e. The furniture is all made of the very best materials, and in the most fashionable style. Cats logues on Thursday, when the tarniture may be examined. Sale without reserve. B. ROLLINS, Auctioneer. alo Stier ; GEO 4 NEW AND WARRANTED CABINET FURNITURE LN —On Friday, April 21st, at 10 o’tlock, will be sold the en- tire stcck of the Well known eabi Street, cousisting of ottomans French bedsreads, and irs. in the line of the latest and most fas! made expressly for city use. Catalogues may the were rooms. WILKINS & ROLLINS, Aa alg Atis® CABINET FURNITURE—Tho public are ‘reapectfuily informed tha: the subscriber intends selling off at auction, about the first of Ma’ his entire stock of splendid Cabinet Furniture. Being of his own manufictare, all is warraated to be of first rate eaereah aud materials, Persous about purehasing are requested to call and examine. The particular day of sale will be made known ina future advertisements SAMUEL Wa tERBURY, No 60 Beekman street, cor. Gold. DAGUERREOTYPE PLATES. §<GCOVILLS” first quality plates, pronounced by the first operators in shis country, to be superior to acy imp irted for sale by their agente, ELTON & TOWNSEND, 220 Iw¥ec 42 Beaver street. TO LET—Large Work Shops, with a gord yard and asmall house attached, suitable for any manufacturing perposes. Enquire on the premi 70 Pike street. ' a2l strc LET IN BROOKLYN—The house known as Butler street, « { Noa es FURL South Fe 20 by 100 i ioneers. alT1w® plat ‘erry, and we: ‘The house ighborhood, with a rublicrchool in Ve all will be sented very low, Re in the city of New and one of the healihie tm in th: WILLIAM A. COLMAN, = Who has a fine store at No. 203 Broadway, ‘Ne Fone Sa 2 if fiaishing, to rent at a moder: the rear, 18 by 35 feet, well merchant taylor, or at ied No. 47 Greeu- <The two-story How wich street, No.? Oliver street, Nos.'116 and 118 Bank t 0 1534 Thames street, No. 108 Cedar street, the of No. 185 Chatham street, and No. 53 Beach st. iz part wit stable. Also, avery pleasant Country Residen this city on the west side of the Hudson. tenant, Apply to * a ‘bout 5 miles from low rent to a gi CRMAN 139 Fulton or 114 Bank st. _ NEW YORK HIPPONA—The celebra'ed Trot. ‘hiet, wiil te soldat public auc- ment, ou Saturday, Anril 22nd. He is ove of the very fastest trotters onthe turf. Gentlemen Wishing to purchase such a horse for the tarf or road, will have an opportunity of a.bargain. Sale positive. For further par: ticalars see catalogue. CODUINGTON & McMANN, Proprie ors, _atl ater 65 aud 67 Watt stre NEW YORK ANP KINGS'ON S'EAM FREIGHT AND PASSAG# LINE. For Kiegston, and Delaware and Hudson ‘Canal—steamboats EMERALD and NOR- WICH. ‘The &MiE« ALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New Vork foot of Murray street, every Monday and + tursday at o'clock P.M W1 I leave Kingston (Rondout landing) every Wednesday and Satarday at ick, P.M. The NORWICH, Captain John Samuels, will leave New Pb bs Nef of Mur.ay street, every Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock, B Will lL are Fiinstion (Randont landing) every Tuesday and Friday at3 o'clock, P. EXTRA TRIPS. The EMERALD will leave the fost of Murray street every Saeey orate, st To'el ck, Returning leaves Kingston at 4 0” Jock same day. For freight or passare apply on hoard, or to WILLIAMSON, BARLOW & CO, atl 3m*r 164 Went street. TO Tv OWNER OF THE SAIL BOAT * TROUBLER”"—The ow: the sailboat “Troubler” hay aM trom boats bailt by Wm. Crol and not having yet accepred the sume, ti gublahivg. hie chaflenge tx sail seainie 9 ever y Crolius, his toweriog 1 sation has tal A flight from the terra firma of Water street to those mystic 1e- gicus— “* Where the man by many odd Obiains receipts from liviog gors. oon as convenient after hs he has got a few more of those » and dercented from that aerial manufactory of honors, condescend to, notice some. one of » that his sole obj of the boats” may be obtaimed—after reabler” does not prove a sufficient capsizing his eputation, lenges alrenay toubler to him by herself, he shall then| $00 per day for two days, of sxain ee fo Mowing 19 the wake of Wm. Crolius, at the respectful rate of three miles in eighteen, as it did last spring. —_ald-lm®m. EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY, without landivg.—Brom the foot of Barel: the splendid lower, will | turday, ply to the Cape at, foot of Barclay ‘The above boat will leave Albany Hamilton street. r PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR:ALBAN AILY—Through direct at Go’ctock, P. M., Sundays e: rd, fr ihe steamboat pier hetween Gourtlsndt and Liberty streets t) i he stea ROCHESTER, eel era eee steamer 4 1. W. inard loaves “Tuesday, ‘Thorsday, and Saturday evenioye, at ‘The above Boats are new and substantial, are fernished with elegant 9 tate Rooms, and in all respects are uusurpassed among the ulson ‘aie Steamers. ren Ly D. Schultz, ac neapaauage or fren aaty on board, orto F.C. Schult Mey ine Mow yaeket gh = tn SAlvT sAMES, ve rill sail as above herregular day. Ving Very superior accommodations for cabin, second ca in, land gover Dapoutererst Parsons wishing te embark should maki foot of lane, oF to © carly application on voard TOSEPH MeMUIICA Y, 100 Pine bags commer of Bout stres mt i for theit friends, can 1 wreerons TT ishne to ve ship, or any of the regular packets, by applying.as above, if by letter, postrpaid., gars .ocst . O21 tg AMUSEMENTS. ee cere 2 La Sylphide. Af M, 1088. FONBON, © conelade with, THUMPIN ‘ Boros, 50 ets; Pit, 2) cla: Ontong aA ok: Miss Walters will anpe 5 hi Julia, Leet Ta pe, Doc TEDDY THE TILER. Teddy Maloney, Mr Brougham MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THMATKa. 444 Broad Vork. Mr Nickinson’s Benefit. THIS EVE derwith AFFERTY, med at 7, ane the De ormances Toe conel oO PADDY {CF ‘The Doors will be eoimmence at half-enst 7, ry evening, AMERICAN THEATRE—WALW PHILADELPOIA, UNDER THF. DIRECTION OF MI88 C. CUSHMAN THIS EVENING, April 2, will be performed ‘FOREST OF BONDY. After which, Mr Risley s Gymnastic Feats. ‘To couelnde with ROLAND FOR OLIVER. A. MAKSHA! AMERICAN MUBKU Marble Building, comer of Broadway and Au street, Re engagement of J.T. Real, EAR ere M engagement of J.T’. Reed, known as BERT, Junr. the wonderful - GIANT BOY. 85 feet and 2 inches high, aud weighs { ‘ LL, Lease, He is but 11 years old, 265 ronn Kngagement of MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, the hild ‘of Avon, age only nine vears. Mr. T. J. WINCHELL, tho inimitabla Comie Drollenst. MISS MARY DARLING. The celeb ated Knglish Enchantress, CHANG-KONG, The colebrated Chinese Jugeler, ENORMOUS SNAKES, BOA CONSTRICTORS, ke. Wie BN AAA Na he hee tice LECTRO GALVA Jast added to the Museum two powerful Electro Galvame jatteres. Eaney ‘Glass Blowing. GRAND CO8MORAMA—ALBINO LADY. Dey Performances every Wednesday and Saturday ata clock. Admission to all 95 cente=Children half price PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM enon 3 onposite the City Rall. Mr. mpert, Manager, _™ Respectfally annonnees that he tion of the above extablishment. which will onen oa Monday, April 17th. He is happy to inform the oublie that he has effee- Wed an engagement with the colehrared ni6 s resumed the direc png DR. INK, who will introdace his ypucts admired sketches of Comic arcters. ‘The manager has much plevanre 1m, xa ing that he has enter ed into an. one te wil ‘OR BL TZ," The greatest Magician and Venttiloguist that ever visited ante LA PETITE CERITO, the mach appear in two af her most poralar dances. Rignor Blitz will perform the woudesfal feat of Dancing Six Digner Plates ona Common Tarte 4 rod Danseuse, will Faney (I ring by Mr. 8. = Admission 25 cents; Children half price. (> The GIPSY GIRL can be privately consulted day and evening. Performancrs in the Lecture Room to commence at to 8 aaitimonentertsinmenia on Wednesday ud tard at 4 Orlock. Day. visiters. ade same even! charge. A splendid Bell Playing Melodeon to be seca. sides PROGRAMME OF SIG. ¥ BEWEDID'S CONCERT, which will take place on Friday Evening, the 21st instant at Niblo’s Saloon. PART I 1—Gnitar Solo—From Norma, Sig F yar Guiter—From La 3 Lehman and Sig Benedid, « M de Weber <-Fsien Hareance On heur de se de v Mons fartin. 5—Romauza—From Elixir d?&more—Una tartiva la er ith Oboe Obligato and Six Guitars Zecompaniment ; Messrs Salomonski and Rs Weiss, Donizetti PART II. 1—Overture—From Semiramide,arranged for twelve ( Rossin hperche non poe: the accompaniment . o ; Mr Salomonsk: Bellim r—¥rom William Tell, Mr Leh- : Benedit Rossini Mons Martin. 8 accompan'- 4—French Romanes— Mon'Ange 5—La Cracovienne, with three gu ‘ment; Siz Benedid. ee : [F-Tickets 50 cents, to be had at all the principal Masie tres. Concert to commence at §o’e'ock. 920 ate R FRED, RAKEMAN'S third and last “| Musical Feet, Mall take place on Wedneedar e at the ‘ork Society Library. Rakeinan ve ta hy Siew Raper enberg. 1 for $2, jb," Hoyer’s Music store, 301 Broadway- °° RAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT of Vocal and Instramental Music. to JOHN ANDERSON.—), *hn Ai n tfally intimates that a numoer of his old \rends proffered to him a Complimentary Coneert, which Will piace at the Apollo Concert Saloon, No. 410 Broadway, .°2 Friday Evening, April 2ist, i He has the honor to amounce thxt on this oceasion he will be sisted by the MISSES CUMMING, Whose execution of the Scottish Duet, (n Melode recently in- troduced by them with great success) has elicited the warmest aprrobation by crowded assemblies. 5 MR. CLIREHUGH, TheitScottirh National Melodit ‘ing. also_in the kindest Jmanner vo!nn: d his val i Mr. AUSTIN PHIL! IPS, G fs Vaab’e nid, assisted by . ERBEN And severs| Amat "PROGRAMME. ME. P, . Phillips and Kyle, Sone—By the pure light 0: love—John Anderson, Duet To distant lands Misses Cummmioy, Mr, Curehugh, fe ubbraid—Mius M. A. Cum- DuettaUnibosrd Watch—Menrs, Pullipe and reat, Ballad—Lopie o’Buchan—" B. (3. Comming, hagh.) Song—The Laas 0’ Gowrie—Mr © | Duett—I know a bank—Visses Cumming, ‘ane Ue Duetto Virlino—Sperd the Pong tions—Messrs. Alexander Jamieson Hoffman, accompanied on the piano Mr A Phillips, Sone The Trash with Vana- and R. forte by ‘migrant’s Lament—Mr Clire- Dempster to you, my Love 8 M A Cumming LadyLin ay ne— Mr Morgan Dusti=Row mee! my (Bontie, ow wacl—Misers 0 © omming, Song —Q imanis man, fora tha-—John Anderton, * rat mng— Vary 0’ Cast! y i Daett—What's athe steer kimmerMuses Cum- M°Niel Finale Aa Syne—By Miss MA Cummi ae iss MAC om Mi Enmming, Messrs, Chtrchughe Ae Phillios. Bon ‘Anderso Mr Austin Phill it pres ds at pianoforte. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Concert to commence at 8 o'clock nrecisely, ickrts 50 centr—To he had at the Fam se store Mr, V. Clirehugh, No. 205 Broad: an Milnes, 17 Gentte atreet. “Also, at the door on thee Lal the Concert iih SINGING. MAPAM SUTTON, having arranged to 1 eturn to Italy the pr ae apne Acrast. parvoore reoait puoils anti! thee give finishin i guisorneolae Harned asnnacty gama etay rat r is will have the can be pursned ‘Satine Kmited ray, ittn’s limited stay, terms, &e., by application at 77 Chambers street, he til 2 m2 tn * 7 10 THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK. RUSsian KESA™~ SOAP —The sobscriber has j ved by the bark Ronble from Cronstedt of this celebroted soap, which for shaving and the toilette is unsurnass- ed. For shaving, it is acknowledged by those who have nsed it to be the most i yenrs sine= and it has beep sold to wowards of 8000 persons, » ine with perfect. satisfaction, and is considered the purest and cheapest family sonp that can be need. For sal- hy the or cake very low, by SAMUEL W CREEGH. No. 9 Tremont House, and 75 cents, and $2 per cake, to ity of exch cake is the sri ral discount made to wholesale purchasers. NATIONS HOTEL, No. iii Broadway, Table d’Hore from 12 till 5 P.M | Charge for Dinner 2% certs. The by romely furnished bedrooms ean be procured from $° Yo week, or jreents rer day, x. Log ate Dining Rooms for Parties, ge, Be. a the ground floor as you enter om Tveed street, there are fonr beaatital BOWLING ALLEYS: tems, fecterdar and neatly oreamented, (or which amens charges sre reduced {rom 25 cents’ to 12%. "You men coast ose rye , there you find Ryle feds tihequalied in this count neat iwalgo Billiard Saloon, unrivalled for beauty, til and lighted, with four elegant tables, under the direction of Michael Phafan and Joseph Write, who are well known as ro gentleman! oi AUB Gtne rn) Doone 8 thee VOC NT COTTER. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 75 Chambers street, . EStAsuisne To RENDER TO THE AFFLICT. ED sound and Scientific Medical Aid. All kind of dis- gases will be treated, and sureieal avernisons of every deserip Ac eeopelie 27 "see ace al nd realar the trectanene cf ail female scomplaints.. Very the treatment of dncases ofthe skin. ited at their it AF moana tpg listed, will only bo wlorided for twin tcmseier, tion, The crag teeta our wpemcigen tay berphedel ce enum, Cappina ‘snd leech ing will be dove at the ‘Oven day avd meh DR. HOM STWICK, 15 Chambers stad house west al Brokesy Tot Patronage and ‘commendation EV. DR. ED. Y. HIG iY BE Stent Al6 Imis ee EY: Ht, SCHRORDER, ANK = I acute "PRHS SKC ARDOKS, ADIT ec No 61 ty stree pare shortest not of rm the following PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. jebrated SH Pills, from Tivepereniverts in thle coustry, se! eat ra, ia