The New York Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1843, Page 3

Ave 1STOL’8 SARSAPARILLA vs. SANDS’ SAR- |APARILLA.—The public have been referred, for some ‘onths past to one George Dulay, 114 Willet, who is said be cured by Sends? Sarsaparilia, as published in our ity and county papers. The cese, as pourtrayed in the pers, would, if true, be one of the tallest kind, but there certainly some mystery as to thefact. George Dulay, te of 114 Willett street, has been dead three or feur d it is said by some that the man never wes ured, unless it be that he died cured, If the latter beth et, Sands’ article beats ail others, and far exceeds Bri pi’s hitherto unrivalled extract, for Bristol’s only cures ersons while living, and none of his patients die cured, lut are compelled to remain on earth for atime and suffer e perplexities of life that man is born to. We would ike to know weather it is the peculiar efficacy of Sands’ onderful newly-found out preparation, that makes so pany die cured, or whether it is the eflect of some fatalit tending those who take the article. Can any one tel }# how it is, and why adead man is thus referred to as Ine enjoying good health, &o. Now, with ogee to Bris- Pl’s Sarsaparilla, those who have been cured by it, can found with ease, for they yet live and move amidst the ares of life. We prefer BrlstoPs, asit is no humbug or jatch-penny. Those who wish the genuine Sarsaparilla ust see that the written signature of C. C. Bristol is vritten across the cork of the bottle. None other is gen- ine. Sold wholesale and retail by Wm. Burger, £0 and 2 Courtlandt st. and 188 Greenwich street, and at the va- ious places named in advertisement in another column {this paper. See advertisemen: 0G@- TO ALL PERSONS SUFFERING FROM yspepsia, loss of appetite, Inssitude, low spirits, general ability, nervous hesdache, or any complaint arising om a disordered state of the secretions. Thecelebrated ‘onic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and harmacy of the city of New York, is the best remedy. lore than two thousand bottles of this invigor: re were sold last summer, proving beneficial in ‘every stance, and restoring persons to health and comparative rength from the lowest state of constitutional debility. jotd in large bottles, $2each; small do. $1; in cases con- ining halt adozen, $5. Carefully packed and sent to il parts of the Union. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and consulting rooms of the College, 97 Nassan eet. fg, PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S CELEBRATED ILLS, forthecureof Gonorrhw, Gleet, and all unplea- t discharges from the urethra,are too well known now b require a lengthened notice, they are considered ‘by e medical faculty of New York to be the only specific fnown for these distressing complaints, completely eredi- ting the disease in from four to eight days, without con- ement, tainting the breath or disagreeiag with the sto- ach. Sold in xes containing one hundred ills, $1 ch, at the consulting rooms and office of the College of edicine ond Pharmacy ofthe city of New York, 97 Nas- ju W. 8. RICARDSON, Agent. N, B.—Country, patients, by enclosing thrée dollars post paid) directed to the agent of the College with a full 4 explicit description of their case will have forward- to them a chest containing a sufficient quantity of Pro sor Valpean’s remedy, guaranteed to cure. MONEY MARKET, Monday April 24—35 P, M. ‘The operations in the stock market to day were egain ry large, at a general rise in prices. Ohio 6’s rose 24 er cent; Kentucky, 2 percent; do 5's 1} per cent; Indi- a, } per cent; Delaware and Hudson, 2 percent from t sale; Phoenix Bank, 1} per cent; Canton, }; Harlem, Ohio Loan and Trust fell 1 per cent; Utica and Sche. ectady Railroad rose 1} per cent. At the new board, the sudden rise in stock produced the ilure of two brokers, whose places were supplied by ¢ election of four new members. Government lean rese Long Island 3, Harlem 1}. ‘The following are the leading features of the Bank of Hilledgeville, Georgi ank or MILLEDGEY: Le, Gro. APRIL 1813 aND Arrit April 1811. April 1813. Inc. Dec. ons, 479, 427 326 — — 52,550 cie, 19346 8,136 ei ircula'ion, 23,723 — 10,657 posites, 53,251 9,562 = Avousta Ins. axp Banxina Co. 423,018 2 5, _- 203,763 18,73 i) 43,720 = on, 85,112 200,207 115,185 -_ jeposites, 531d 22,820 — — 30,195 The following returns show the condition of the loans these two Bank h 4 197.915 42,631 10,206, ig over not in suit, 83 617 51,955 1,87? flacariag, 198,371 71438 262,08: 107,817 967,751 337,731 355,909 179,595 ills of exch dis- counted, viz } suit & iu judgment, 73,466 80,361 - = i 6.216 - - Y¥ 2,986 - us 19,749 12 124 89.593 | 67.138 39.69 In two years it appears that these banks nave realized ttle er nothing from their suspended assets. The Cincinnati Enquirer, edited by C. H. Brough, con. ins nearly acolumn commenting upon our stricture in plation to the present mission of John Brough,ksq., Aud- or of the State of Ohio, to this city, to issue proposals for loan of $1,500,000, 7 per cent stock. Mr. C. H. Brough, he editor, is no doubt fully convinced of the propriety of he mission of Mr. J. Brough, the Auditor, and pretends ot to understand the position of a press in the interest of he public. He remarks as follow: “ Thousands of our bonds are in the han jew York ; and these men as those bonds are discredited or appreciated. vith no oftve, then, to prompt so virulent a course—so far as the hfiuences in the city of New York are concerned ; but ith every motive to a different course growing ont of a ard for the interes’s of Ohio bond holders there, is it not range that, day after day, such systematic attempts hould be made to break down the credit and character of se the our State 7” Now, that Mr. Brough, the editor, may have an answer to our motive, such as he can understand, we will ords of Mr. Brough, the Auditor:: “ Bound as the State is, by the voluntary pledge of her ith, i i last, not to make further sales ‘foreign stocks, her authorities will be compelled to look home resources * * * The heavy sacrifices that ‘eady been made, on the part of the State of Ohio, maintain her faith with the holders of the stock, have t given to, and maintained for her, that character and ‘edit to which she is entitled. This, however, does not beaken in anywise, the obligation ; and should not ip- ace to any act by which that faith and credit may be pmpromised. There is much due to the present holders our stocks, ond by no act should their value be wantor impaired.” After this announcement of Mr. Brough, the Auditor, ir. Brough, the editor, will he at no loss to understand hy we regard the issue of a 7 per cent stock in this mar- in violation of jState faith, as an act injurious to the ckholders, destructive of their property, disgraceful to hio,and at this juncture when American credit remains nder a cloud, it is a matter in which the whole Union is terested, and one which, as a species of repudiation, ould be promptly frowned down and perseveringly ndemned by every honest press, and true friend of Ame- an credit. Ohio in March, 1840 —_ thorized a domestic an to pay its citizens for work done. The summer elap- d and the utmost efforts of the State officers failed to ne” ptiate that loan with the citizens of Ohio. What wasthe oper course to have pursued in the first instance ? Com- jon sense gives the answer. Jn March, 1842, the credit of 1 the States was nearly*gone. New York 6 per cents jereat 80. Ohio 6percent sold atthe New York Mer- hants’ Exchange, at public auction, at 60 centson the Har, Thesestocks had been pledged for a temporary an, and were forfeited by the State, In this state of Hairs, Ohio owed its laborers $800,000 for work. Why d it not levy a tax to pay those men? They are not paid t; but at the expiration of the time for which the pre. nt 7 per ceat is offering, they will reccive that paper at r for their stock debts, and sell it for what they can get fter the failure to borrow money in Ohie, on a 6 per pnt stock lost year, the iseus of a foreign stock for the me purpose was tantamount to a declaration on the part the Ohio Legislature, that if their own citizens get id at all, tor work dene, the people of New York mus, y iton the credit of a State whose plighted faith was bro mn. Had the debt been paid by taxation, Ohio would have ken the front rank. New York, in February, 1842, levied tax of $600,000, to provide for possible contingencis per cents are now at 106, and these of Ohio at73. We ve no doubt that the people of Ohio would have paid e tax cheerfully, but their truckling, time.serving poli- ians and officers, were afraid to askthem. Thetax ied now, after their property is wasted, and their credit jured, promptly imposed im the first instance, would ve saved their money and their honor. No threats, no anders, no base inwendoes of a vile and venal press, will ter we from exposing such conduct as this, We yesterday gave a table of the trade on the New ‘ork canals for two years, showing a great felling off in © internal trade, for the year, in value, although the de- ine in quantities was not so material, Deducting the erchandize from the resujs, the quantities reduced to ns present the following result, as compared with the ue ‘otal 1841, 1942, ecrease, 245,122 12,092,154 ‘ The tonnage of 1942, at the prices of 1841, should have jelded $35,200,035, showing a loss of near $5,300,000 to ¢ farmurs. The merchandize going west, or that which hey purchased, is valued as follows :— 7 Value. ns. Average HAL et 395 $50,131 390 1843, 10L 446 30'042,153 7 crease, yon 20,092 167 oa ‘The tonnage of 1842, at the prices of 1841, would have st $36,019,930, showing a saving of $6,000,000. The ult, then, is, that the farmers obtained $5,200,000 Ine br their produce, and gave $6,000,000 lesa for the same luantity ofmerchandize aa the year before, being a nett jrofit in their favor of $700,000. ‘The Harrisburg Committee have reported a { tolls on the public works of that State, b 70 per cent, {rem the rates of 1841. duction varying (rom 20,f 4 nay Ly ‘The following are the rates of some of the articles, with the rates on the New York canals, for 1843 :— aware, ww Mints a ~ Passengers Balled, 6 Haves i I avi ar reekes ship Ville de brec¥:, Hennon Paes Philadelp) orto, CF Trane, CW Jales + evolle. Mde L D?Arbeis. of New York; 'Dr B aynard, ja MT te. Baltimore; Millet de Lepine, Charleston; H ‘Thomo New ns. bred ‘Tor-Rarque Ronaldyou—M:s Charles Gutalaff and two 45 colt ab : 4 > Lae MARITIME HERALD. . pial ad pre Se nRcicd: S nae g Days of the Stenm Ships, S 45 rRoM Lamp. FROM AMERICA ‘These are eufficient to indicate the enormous rection My which Pennsylvania has made, in order to compete for > cater that great trade of the west, on which hereafter the bu- siness of the public works of the Atlantic States must de- Packcts to Sail, FOR LIVERPOOL. Packets to Arrive, PROM LIVERPOOL. pend. VU. States, Briton, | “April 1 April 25 oenester, Woodhouse, Apr 5 ay at the Stock Exchange, ‘April? FOR PORTSMOUTH. $100) Ohio 6's, 1860 73,20 Del & Hudson RTSMOUTH. St. James, Sebor, 700 do 73'4 29 PhenisfBank hadwick, April! | Moutreal,’ Griffing, 85°0 do 73% 91 lo Ai FOR HAVRE. 500 do. 734 40 Bink Commeece 9 FROM HAVRE. Utica, Hewitt, 200 = do nn 2 do scrip Sully, Burrows, Albany, Watson, 4 ° PFs UW 136 Canton a lo beo 7 2) is Me Te. Bs Leone loland hie Ship Masters and Agents, 1000 do. mW 150 do ‘We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give 2000 do 75> 100 Harlem 315 to Commodore Rosent Sitvey, of our News #leet, a I 12000 do. 53 706 160 ‘an 83 rt of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the 10009 Kent y 6’s, 30 yrs 92 12 do ‘easels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and 5000 do ba 92) 109 do b3 2014 | anv Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. Me will 10000 do b3 913% 50 “oO hoard them immediately on thet arrival, Agents and Cor ‘5000 Ta tis na 26" 35 Stonington respondents, at home or abroad, wil! also confer a favor by 1660 Iinois 2 869 =~ do 69 sending to ‘this Ofice all the Marme Intelligence they. ean LON Yok: 06 ta oe obtain. Neuueal Information of any hint ‘will be thankfully 4000 do 534s,1851 9834 4075 Mohawk RR bonds received. 1500 do 5, 1858 «43 Mech Bke Ass 2000 Ohio 6's, 1859 75 153 Ohio L & ‘Trust 1000 Kentucky 5s 1871 5 Lafayette BI 900 de k, Cina Schenec’y 1 4 33 76% 5 Unea & 4000 N ¥ W Loan, 1870 4 10 Auburn & Syracuse 1500 do. 49 Auburn & Rochester 96 25shas Del & Hudson 95 Second Board, 1060 Ohio $5000 State 534’s 3000 Ohio 1000 Kentuck 29, beo 74% ne PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 25, ANTED—A Nurs i LES ! iMENTS Lento e tele act sas oo aaa AUCTION SALES ny em Dee kame Agehp te BB's leet Money eee TOMAS BELL, Avel (PARK THE ATI Aj at this 0 ti D. THI2 EVENING, wil Pm i ; OVERNESS WANTED i 3 RY BELL & LOWAH! Rr 1G, will he performed, GRANDFATHER ihe! BL PRES AEC aa fervor Lost, Min Bale Ms SN a onia. Misa Balls. Miss Walters w to After whieh THIGH Lowe tA Mr, Fishers Queen of Hears, Mrs Keght ‘Tomball will “annenr in bs Cachuen. the THUMP G LEGACY. 7 Brsen, ets; Pi, Beta, Gaile 1 . performan! minenee athatt rary yscts: Doors open at 7; mE, Ir and causneak and t ch French well, is wanted ina respects’ famity in one of the i m the certry, to w he. / tine Sal ‘To commence with om . ; Seay ol the entire hand Liberty st. q il eh “the Comprising varions perlor, root reas oil et ths, rags. looking klastes, card centre and other tables, hauder me sofvan i eons to meteh—in short, th usmal handsome parlor, arr ure, kethen utensils, &e found frctory compensation wi on apply at No.7 Chambers ist dey, 25 YOUNG MAN would beginl to meet wiha © ina dry goods oF grocery store, He. is comets RE AL e= Ai geuerally wee ul. Address atte Hoa A teachin ‘of the hs te ootain board im private boarding honse in New York or Brooklyn, for which Jing to vive instructions on either of the above named Vf eqaired, the best of ref-reness can be given. addrested toMUSIC, ani left at tors of y be attended to, a2 2° ers and Upholeer =the aub- Seating ano Curled Hair, at virassortmens of all kinds iseom- jnvite those inierested to call ag 62 Nassau st. he DON & CO. All ‘he fixtarce of store 352 ng and slide eas DEMATHA Drie moment of Mr. ond 0 THIS V.VENING, will he porte ey OR eA. LOW S—Harry Mendon, Mr Bronghom : Rosin Meadawa, Mos Brougham. Alter which, the TRISHMAN'S FORS ig hee tertd Osten. Mt Brongham: Comntess Veter rs Juteh. To concludes wich °T —Delo getie, May Hlautanvitlen o> SDelormes : ree Circle Conte: Seeond an 3 Gallery ‘ Do 7 at 736 o'clock py Dees ene VICE ELLIS OLYMPIC ite Broadwae New “ISS CLARKE’S BENEFIT. the RARRACK Mies Clarke, After which, a ©) f| ich, AMY [ER Joseph Specklebsck, Mr. Wateot; Amy L-e, Mra Timm. To conelude with the AUCTIONE.ER—Floss, Mr Mitch: be opened at '7, and che er ormances 7, avery evenim 8. withont reserve, the “hole of the (trniitre now an the Lure ware roomy 34 and 113 Falton st =the (urpsture to be paid for end tken away the day of bale, jon of the stores is to be given m) on the moruing o Ge teel Furniture at At 1036 0’c! le of elerant farnitare of »!t de ing, Ke, commenced on Syrnr RSDAY. rth At 10% Cretnals at No 349 Grand st cor of Suffolk. 4 miture of smalt (amily giving hoasekeeping @ hanéseme furniture of ema f giving hoasekee! THANE th ebure the entire handsome fare = Gorman. Saic of Furniture—At 10% o'el FOR SAL re contained in the heuse 283 x of fold art Brondwey. lea of Bell & Howard will take place rain or ‘he gee BY CARTER & CO.” (Store No. 102 Broadway.) WEDNESDA ith Acril, at 1034 o'clock, shine. 025 ler & shorly to Visit bisa, K, N. E. ROBINSON, Sate tive country, will give a farewel? leetuce on. teeland, HILAOMER Gn, Washington Lil, Broagwoy, om Wedusalay evening a0 hy at 8 8 red Pe rockers, oftom: ganteard and di with marble ord mahoginy too: TUESDAY RVENT Avrwhih, veral of hig best Irish a inks, ayes Single tickets 25 cents. Tickets admitting three persons, 50 LEY's BENEFIT. NGC MULETERIE OF PALERMO. HY’S GVYMNASTIC FEATS. RISLEW?s nurse and RIAL BY BATTLE. cents. " Alter which, Mr. Robinson, assisted by Mr, Gartwright, will K. A. MARSHALL, Lersee, Jar entertajem in Hal's Exchanze Baildiog ble tops, &e AW NRIOAN OU ™ Freepers rennee or particulars sce handbill ‘Also. a Lot of second hand furniture, carpets, WINCHELL, ihe cent Come Del sees see5 9) MOON RISE: 647] HIGH WaTeR- SUN RIsKRe ++ SUN SETS vee 258 see 630 ‘The (umniture we of the Cx ‘alogues oa the morning of sal 24 Stisr beat description, and will bs sold without reserve. BY JOHN < MISS MARY DARLING the CHANG KONG, the Chinese Juggler. Miss AD¥LAIDE PHILLIPS, the po ‘ar Dvnseuse. {OR SALE ( HEAP=A handsowe 5S i, yr Milli« ry e Swing Sign for Milli a nary ens Dress Making, Apply at 153 Che rry-atreet. Cleared. Ships Siddons, Cobb, Liverpool, E K Collins & Co; Globe, Lawry, Apalachicola, De Forest & Co—Brig Hallowell, 1000 do 40shas Ohio Ineurance Smith, North of Europe, Motz & Pollitz —Schrs Popie. Smith 39.0 do 73% 28 Mohawk t Daningo, Medad Piatt; ‘Two Brothers, Toleon Washing: 5009 0 460 73% 50 Harlem ton, NCS L Mitchell; Merchant, Stevens, Franilin, La. DL New York Public Stock Exchange. Walnole, Norfolk, Sturges & Clearman; Exes : ESgrgeesssssvsssysesse RA ES Se eee erne FREE een 2: Savres Virginian, Aun Hliza, Pownvend, Richmond, Jas Hunter; Josephs Pikes s, 1960 73,, 3000 Kentucky G's baw we png a na hy Be Newburyport, R P Buck. 3000 d> 73% — 2000 Mlia 1870 % Arrived. 3000 = do 7a 5000 U8 2 Prussian brig Cerius, Schmidt, from Trapmi, Sicily, with 2060 do Tg 5900 do Tiy8g | sale, to Schmidt & Balchen. mi 1000 du. 7% 75shas Harlem RR — 203 Schr Amelia, Terry, from Wilmington, NC. with naval 1000 = do brw 75. 100 Long Island RR 494 | atores, to G. Rugg’es. ‘Sailed in eo. with'schrs Wm. Young, 1000 do 71% 300 do ie James G. Bertine, Alaric, Repeater, ana Velasco, all for New 1000 Kentucky 6's tw 9134 100 do 4034 | York. a 1000 do mw 92 100 do 48 Schr Michigan, Terry, from Baltimore, with mdse, to John- 1000 lo snw 92 100 do an son & Lowden. be ¥ 3000 do 92 25 Vieksburgh Bank i Schr Phebe D, Smith, 4 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to Second Board. bie inky 7 ° Schr Ann Elizabeth, Thornton, 2days from Folly Landing, $5000 N ¥ 534%, 1661 b3 100 20 shas Long Island RR 48% | with com and oats, to B. N. Fox. : " 1000 Ohio 6's, 1660 744 50 Harlem 19% | Schr E. L. King, Thomion, from Folly Landing, with com, d % 2% ~~ ao 188 | to master. 10000 0. 735 1000 Kentucky 6’s stw 91% State of Trade. The produce market Is mostly at astand awaiting the opening of thecanals. In Breadstu(fs the quantity in this State in store is thought insufticient to affect prices until backed up by further supplies irom the exhaustible west. It will probably be the middle of May before any mate- rial change takes place. Flour—The market continues dull. The stock now here is put up at 16,000 barrels against 25 to 30,009 barrels, as usual at this season just before the opening of the nals. ‘There were to-Jay receipts of 1400 barrels Oh via New Orleans. The price of Ohio is quoted 505}; Southern, 406} a 462} ; Pennsylvania, 4 62} a4 75. Grain—There is no Wheat yet inthe market. Sales of 1900 bushels Rye were made at 60¢ ; Corn 55 a 58c; Oats, there were sales of 6000 bushels at 26c. Provisions—Pork is dull, mess at 7} a9}, nominal quo- tations. Lard in barrels, small sales at 6 cents, and in kegs 6} 6$c; Butter, common shipping 5§ a6; Cheese, 6 a6}. _ Seeds —Clover, Ifvir sales 749; Timothy, in 7 bushel tierces 16 a 17. Dry Goods Trade. In passing through the streets of our city devoted to this branch of business, we notice con- siderable activity among the jobbers. Customers from the country beginto make their appearance, but as yet pur. chases have teen trifling. Western merchants have not arrived yet, and, as they are the heaviest buyers, we anx- iously look’ for them. Our jobbers intend doing a small but safe business. The system of credits has been revised, and the long pe- riods given to distant customers completely abolished. ‘The average time is now six months, beyond which none venture togrant. In times past, the competition among our jobbers was, who should do the most business—who should sell the greatest amount; but among the chan- ges the times heve brought about, this has been the most thorough. ‘The country merchant must now have capital te oblain credit of Caceh peers a letter of introduction will not pass for aletter of credit under the present administration of commercial aftairs in this city; speculators cannot obtain the credit that actual, legitimate business men, con com, mand. Our imposters and jobbers formerly found a good mi ket at the east, but the facilities the Bostonians now enjoy induces many to import their goods direct, consequently eastern country merchants now go to Boston instead of coming to this market. ‘The stock of foreign dry goods in first hands is small, and the jobbers have not laid in supplies for a large trade; rices ate extremely low. particular for domestic manu- factures. Our French importers are doing avery small business. The falling oft in imports is immense, being less than a quarter of what they were up to this time last year. Packets arriving at this season in previous yea came full, whereas now their freight list will hardly pay their expenses. ‘The stocks in the interior have dwindled down te almost nothing, and still the country merchant buys very spar- ingly, and nothing but the most staple kind of goous. ‘he farmer buys nothing but actual mecessaries, some- thing to keep soul and body together, and finds great diffi- culty to pay even for those; consequently the retailer finds himself unable to meet his payments to the jobber as promptly as required, unless he carries ona bar- ter trade, and sends his produce to this market to realize the cesh for. The low price of produce makes the farmer poor, his poverty aifects the country merchant, snd hein turn af- fects the city dealer, and so up to the manufacturer, until all Jean on each other fer support. We shall give more particulars about this important branch ¢f our trade after the season has further advanced; navigation will soon be free from one end of the country to the other, when we may expect greater arrivals of strangers, which will enable us to judge, far better than ‘we can at present, what the amount of our spring b ness willbe. In the meantime, let the city jobbers be careful, and not urge their customers to purchase more than their resources will justify, for the loss will assured. ly4all where it is deserved. Now is the time to establish this trade on a sefe system, that will govern it for years to come. Cattle Market. There were plenty of Beeves, Cows and Calves in mar- ket, but very few Sheep, indeed scarcely any. ‘The scar- city of sheep is owing mainly to the muddy condition of the roads. Sales of Cows and Calves have been made at $15a25 each, which shows a reduction in prices. We give no quotations for Sheep. Beeves range from $4 to $7 a hun- dred weight. Very few, however, fetch the latter r In Cincinnatti beef cattle on the Sth instant ranged from $2 50 to $2 75a hundred weight; hogs from $2to $2 25; and milch cows from $8 to $16 a head. Foreign Markets. Porto Cawexto, April 5.—-Our produce for export rul follows Coffee 7} a Se, ditto superior and picked 10 a 12¢; this Jatter quality is called for to ship for the Enro- pean markets. Hides, small size9a94c; large 7jc. Co- coa, very superior quality, $23 currency, per fanega, 110 pounds nett. Indigo, F 10rs per Ib. married, evening the 18th instant, by the Rey. Dr. G 0 Abraham Lines, Esq G1, of Havana, to HeLen P., daugh- of this city. Died, On Sunday evening last, aftera short but painfal i! ness, Cartes Henny Banses, in the 8th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, and also the teachers and scholars of the Sabbath school attached to the M. E. Church, Bedford street, are invited to attend his funeral from 117 Macdougal street, this (Tuesday) afters noon, at five o'clock. ‘On the 93d instant, in the 30th year of herage, Saran Mansa, wife of William Francis, and daughter of the late John Farr, of Jer ty. f ‘The friends of the family and those of hor brother Wil- liam Farr, are invited to attend her funeral this afterneon 25th instant, without further invitation, from her late re- dence, 45 White street. At Hamilton, Bermuda, on the 26th ult., Ameria Arn, daughter of Henry H. and Amelia A. Godet, of this city, aged one year and three months. ; ‘On yesterday morning, Maxcanet, wife of Michael O’Ccnhor, in the 26th year of her age. His friends and those of her brother William Corbett, are requested to attend her funeral from her late residence Sixty First street near Cato’s road,on We lnesday the 26th instant, at 4 o’elock, P. M. Schr Almira, Co'e,4 days from Portsinouth, with mdse— bound to Albany fain Visscner, Bearse, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, bound to ALY « ‘Schr Richmond, Barton, 7 days from Thomaston,with lime, to marter. Schr Amaranth, Thornton, 14 days from Lubee, with plaster, to Smith & Boynton. Schr Manderio, Hinckley, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to maste! Sch indse, to 8. W. Reeside, Langtey, from Boston, with mdse, to John Fancy, Chase, 3 days from Boston, wi na, Small, 4 days from Salem, with mdse, to P. J. Farnham, Schr Andes, Cheney, 2 days from New London, with oil, to inaster. : Below. One ship, one brig, unknowp. : Salled. Calhoun, Myers, Charleston; barques Ronaldson, Fox, Gi avins “Rapid, Ward, Havana Rothe: ri Sherwood, Chorleston; Id, Apalachicola. General Kecord. Packer snr Sippons, for Liverpool, will sal to-day. Her letter bags close at Gilpiu’s in the Exchange, at half past ten this morning. Loss or Barris manque Great Britain —Annexed are the particul: of the loss of the Great Britain, Shackson, from Newport, Wales, with coal, bound to New York nced a tremendou ‘ebb, one of the'crew, i o’ecloek was lost overboard, At a.m, on the 27th, foremast roke off 18 inches abave deck, carried away the cutwater fore and aft—t 8 fect under iy |, when the pumps we ed continaelly for 5 da the teak stime the barqae Phi 1to Philadelph Att wo Gynticued ae 8f etan hour. At phia, of Bremen, C206 |. appenred in sight, ep | iorted took from the wreck 9 passer f the this tien tute con vg | ed. Capt Shackson tenders ( Greve his mos thanks for his prompt cumg himself, passengers and crew from a 3 miles east of the Point, Mo- as she lay cables, was sold at Port War- ler sails, rigging, &c. sold sepa- rately Snir Sarriine, Stacey, of Salem, before reported abandoned off the Banks, hes’ become a total having foundered in ths Galf Stream.’ ‘The wreckurs have Ff materials of the vessel aud a small portion of the cargo, which consisted of oi! The above ‘s the ship reported as having been boarded by the U, S. brix Boxer, and ealled the Sophia. Sur inez.—We understand that the cutter Hamilton hes not sone in search of the Inez, as Capt Sturges sailed from Nan- tasket Roads early yesterday morning, and before the Collec tor’s order contd reach him. The pilot boat Belle have nobly volun‘eesed for a eroise in search of the ship —[ Boston paper of ‘Astlip from the Bath Telegraph office states that ‘ertained for the safety of the Inez, i her from the highest emiaence in tow only seven left on board the ship, several of whe todo duty. The captain wes ap elderly man, ond not able to do much himself. ‘There are two passengers on board, a gen tleman and his wife. — Murixy at Sea —Ship Metoka, MeLarren, of New York, rom Liverpool for New Orleans, put into St. Thomas ou the Sth inat. with her crew in astate ‘of mutiny; some of the ring- Jeaders were put into the fort_to be sent home for trial, and the ship was to sail the next day for her destined port. Sur Garpiven, [Bradstreet, from Charleston 9th, for Liverpool, in distress, haviog sprang aleak, put into Bath, Me. 2ist, and wi'l have to discharge. Scour Reaieter struck on Florida reef on the 22d ult. and was complied to thrown overboard part of her deck load. Put ‘West for rep Scur Teazer, of St drifted up near the fel tosea. i If THonas Gross, who in 1793 was a seaman on board brie Mary, of New York, and io 1809 commanded the ship Iris, of hore, ie now living, or if he has a widow or children now ohn, NB. upset in thst port Mth inst. ud when the tide changed went out living. they may be put in a way of learning something to their advantage from England, by addressing a letter (post paid) to ‘Wa. Hyde, Bookseller, Portland, Me. giving their place of lence, and their present condition and circumstances. Whalem ‘a 'g. no report. Off Crozette L-lands Dee 19, Gem, SH, 2 mos, 230 bbls wh, F two to procure sea elephant oil. orplace, susposed off Crozette falands, Ma- B, 99 sp and Ire why 1590 Huron, SH, 7 bb! Spoken, Georges, Watts, from New Orleens for Boston, April 14, Int 30—by the Lion, at Beston. : Y i . trom New York for Parto Cabello, April 12, at 32 39, lop 69 30—by the Osceola, at je!phia. a Washingt n, of and from Newbem, NC. for West Indies, Apil 1, lat 32, lon 67 50—by the Osceols, at Philadelph Win Brice, from Baltlmore for Rio. Jineiro, 12 days out, lat 39, lon 46 le —by the Creole, at Philanelphia. ae Joseph B, Pous, for St Johns, PR. April 1i—by the Louisiana, at Philadelphia Ss p lowes, from New Orleans for Liverpool, April 2, Bashaw. foreign Ports, off Orms Head. Renmupa, March 31— |, Brothers, Walton, London — Gla Avni 3, Somerset, ‘Williatus, Baltimore; 7h, Gazelle, lurst, do. une, NL, 5 mos, ly Lee, do, clean, Havana, April 4—Arr Centurion, Belfas re Barbad Only Daughter, St Marks. Cld 4 ni Hamburg; 5th, Clinton, Cowes; Yarmouth, NOrlwans; Lioyd, Charleston; 6th, Gibraltar, St Petersburg; Hellespon:, Boston; Napoleon, Cardeoas. Maranaas, April 1—Sld Amos Patto In port, Ashourton, Plummer. tor Rotte Adame, {ron ise; Alinira, ‘hay er, from Liverpool, arr 8th; Riga, Williams, for St Petersburg, ldg;, Sarah Parker, Codman, do dos Sarah, Foster, from Boston for North § 8h; Gilbert, Given, for Boston, realy; Neutins.noc; Centurion, Norris, far Boston, Idg: Aunes,Hon’, for do, 12; Grend Turk, Loud, for Bristol, dg at Cardenas Cronstadt, Hatch, for St Pe> tersrtrg; Millinoket, Pierce, dicg; Beis»y. Coombs, from Rath, do; Peru, to load at Cardenos: Orb, from, Portlaod, disg; Hiberma, Thurston, from wa for Boston, lig; Massachu- setts, Pritchard, (or St Petersburg, ld St Promas, Aoril 6—Sld Antares, In poyt, Bangor, Odom, rep23. al ew Orleans, Backus, Storesbury, for Hamburg, ldg: une: Eagle, Wheeler, from Para, jast ari from N'Vork, eisz; "Wolcott, ‘Owen, frota do, in 104 ‘ta, Hoffman, from ‘Attakapas, repg; Marblehead, Tioman, ldg fer N York. St Joins, PR Apr) 9—In_ port, @ W Gifford, Bown, for Mayeguez in 3 days, co load for NYork; Harriet, Cote, for New "or 15; Purveyor, Treworgy. for Philadelphia, 4, US ship Marion, Arm tor, nne. 81. Brences Jane, Thompsou, Mayaguez, to lord for Balumore. x Barnaposs, Acril l=In port, Hope, $ ort, from Wilming- ton, Del. jnst arr; New Haven, Down3. from New Haven, do; Jox Cow perthwait, Nobre, from Wilmington, Del. arr 3lst ait. and sid surwe day for Antigua La Guana, April rt Anita, Boston. Home Poris, Barer, April 20=81d Lineoin, McLellan, Havana. Portrann, April 23—Arr Martha Weshington, Pattercon, Belfast for Wilmington, NC. Boston, April 3— Arr 8) kotfield, NOvleans: Meridia fron, Neweastle, Dely Moriets, B anplinvee, Sparrows Mail, N Cambria 1, N York . Cowes. 3 Adelaide, dam, Idi 5 ew Hav n, in ballas McLaren, from Liver on, Lucos, London vis Vineyards ‘ite, Baltimore: At kenown, Lov- Heed, a doy Mery Stanton, B ker, N York: Hochambe: N. B.—Carriages Will be in readiness at 3 o'clock, cots | “GP ovensten, April 19—Arr Mirenda, Thomaston for New ner of Oak and Roosevelt streets. ‘ok; Urpris, Sawver, Machias for do; Scioto, Thompson, Belfast for 4 aas-t Seavey Fortemouth for alumores test Adv Amsranth, Thornton, Belfast for Phitacelphias diet, Planet, fm RECKIVED AT THE NEW YORK WI Hanrronn, April 22—Arr HA West, Barker, New York; ++ Feb. 16 Macao rea, Smith do Sa Jie asher, do + Feb it Madras PHILADELPMIAg April Arr Philadelphia, Greve, Bremens arch 16 Manilla Osceoin, Wh pple, Kio Wockhart, Ponce, PR: eb. 3 Montevideo + , Bishop, M Whine, Porto Maranh Wish r. Shar itor Currency, nba M Belize, Hond, n, New York: 14, Prot Barbadoes fouvitus «++ + Wave, Nett, tly mon Lots, Honeywell, Rorota: Nasma, N. P. Norwich, Coun Cld £Uxibeth, Kemingion, Hivanay syipht ha, 8. Le ‘Dee. 7 | Nickerson, and Wm Peon, Cayiér, Boston; Splendid, Shaler, aris + + Mareh 30 | Hartiord March'20 Oct. 16 Jan, March 18 tamil 3 Gonnives = s+ Mareh 20 “April 9 (Giaivoston + April ot Maren 18 . ec, 2 March 30 i stand Trinidad de Cuba ‘Taleabuay Valparaiso « vernal + ii sionp, April 21—-Art Extra, Overton, NYosk via Nor- (eee Ae ah Yorks Bailly Rotents Tho: fans; Boston. Si 22d, Lake, Vinal, Portland; Sun, Stanton, Sropingtou. April %—In Hauwpton Reads, Girsffe, and Isaac ete Baber { Thoiest Governor. do do; tenbella, ley, Alexandrit tor Barbadoes; Cognette, ermada toe Baltimares Joseph Batch: Jo. Sid 22),,tost of the aby 4, April 19—Sid Lady Folklans, (Br) Smith, Ply- opean, Barnes, NYork; 7 112014 J Micotas Ant Poaue, Knipp N York, Mary Aves Collins, Havava. RE RFR NST SARIN NO THe ONTARIO BANK will ue! mi-annual dividend o holders will receive payment at the Mechanics’ Bank in che city of New York. We have no bad or do bitnl paper, eu) no- thing prstdne or in rait, except ov bonds and mortgages to the moant of nine thomva d four hundved dollies, which we con sider safe and colieetabie. H. B, GIBSO! Sashier. BCanandargua, April 20, 1813. CTR on the Iat day of Mey percent. Eastern stock On the 26th rf OLD & YOUNG NICK, an. orwival’ and ‘unique Ploy, MrT NATHANS, the gent Suske Tomces oy 2 Living Snake--Albopn, Lady, fee, Ww lay nnd Saturday af y visiters admitted same evening be let at flow rents to good te quire of WM. FULLER, 4th story, font build Land 2 o’ctock. 625 2w) TO LET—Several Work Shops, with good light, at 2) Ann street, wil qi tween | = * up right desks, French beisteads, plain buresne, tables, cane seat maple chairs, work tables, wash stands with and without mar- 7 = and “orien, #000 ‘dinigsion to Museam anil entert GE Roskarays Uri; iwcen’ iver and“ ain sera | ities eh nal pie Pe eae a zt ‘worked pe 4, There is on the premis- | Dasket manufactory Sa miatatinmen: 10% PEALE'S SEW WORK NOSHUM fsa large dwelling house, barn ard other oat :uildings, toget AT AUCTION——Tast received, by TROW- | Broadway, apposite the pemih a good wall of water, sinated on the turmise led K& CO. 200,000 Americy t Mr TRE SNETT, Manager, ckaway, e i o| tead= i. Samir ing to Near Hoekaway, and abont two mites, from the Maine PRIGAGN OL TZ. inecrent Masini and Venesionse Pavilion. For further partiea! ut reserve at APE LITE CERITO, the much admired Danseue. TON, deat Abel 8 Stn eo a25 Gir avply to JOHN in one of onths. Ane r fra teeta, f ata amily wishing fo specd the summer in New York will jad this a very elixinte opportunity. te te theme Mr Ayre eA ie apiartumity to accommodate them #251 aston 25 centy; Children half price. 'SY GIRL can be privately consulted day and the Lecture Room to commence at 3 to 9 ainments on Wednesday and Saturday at 2 street, comis 1 cloths, mahi ee be Day visiters admitted the sme evening fren of aaa or, cat’ gle charge:_A svlendid Selt Playing Melodeon to'be seeh nihac. a mitnre, fae ets a (acd ay lg re—Thursday, at 10 o'clork, nt 255 Pesrl st. GRAND CONCER a Grocerie-—Do 175 William street. Elevan' Furniture Friday, at 18 o’eloek. 36 Broadway. 12524 re 8. P_ INGRAHAM, Anctioneer. BENTUMIN MOONEY, Anctioneer, Lehplagnnbegol | OF VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MSIC O be given atthe Broadway Tabernacle, on Friday, April Also, avery pleasant Country Residence. abo 26th, 1843, for the r U*SFFRERS BY this city on the west side of the Hudson, sta low tented DYCKMAN B Iv OF THE & THE EARTHQUAKE OF GUADALOUPE, tenant, App'y to 19 Stis® F) ‘Baier . Avction NOTICE Elegant Farniiae=B. MOONEY SPTUNE HOUSE NEW Mon or 14 Bank se. | 4 & Co. willaell, hisdavat tO rclock at No. @ Beaver st | on which occasion the following Artists have volunteered their NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELL| aud ingrnm carpets, erair carpets Franch vedacends. snfasarge | "MADAME, STITTON, ‘or of the above establishment feels grate fal for ved patronage he has hereto- Freveh mirror, h et “lt, mantel and astrel lamps, candelabras, sets of knives a MADAME ¥ 4RONCEL: ND M for ot e " Ree, A s a . secrons he hones to, acure | Also. Kitehen Puruiture, with which the sate will com Mone A, ROUCHES Sher Ramen | that his house i oe = ame lone, ETIENNE FRAY 4 fas aceptiatl #1 ettopany, und thi be tr esters to” eakre Tt Hh. THOMPSON, Anctioneer. Mr VILL <r. W. SCH ARFENBERG rangements with families to board for the. ing tenon wpork ARDWARE ons Cutlery Salé—Gans, pistols, &e—TA- | Mr TT Mr. ALPERS, Hop's PLAT IS titcenth spring tide, hardware ste this season, will take vlvce thy day at 12o%clork, at 2 Platt st ect. consisting of 100 casks, eases and lois, viz:—Knives and forks of ivory, ste, burk, black tp, White bone buck, ahem buck, &e. in c and penbnives rzore 5 ats Also, # number of Amateurs who wil! sing several GERMAN CHORUSSES. reason ible terms. ‘There is not a Hotel in the country which combines ‘he advantaces of this for health, comfort, and sure. Single gentlemen cr gentlemen with their families, wautirg superior accommudations for the anmmer, with all the convemrences ard advantages of a handaoms and rerired resi« dence, e-nnot fail to be suited. OF ORTES —The subscribers friends and the The Orchestra will consist of upwards of sixty performers, composed orincipalle of the member: PHIL f th sof the RMONIC & KUTERPSAN SOCIETIES 1, log chains, wrought sorted, hand, pannel ds, axes, patent metal anvils, vi des,'horn. bros do, revthe: Teap eltully tev 25 bie im general, to call at their enta- ' , rtto comme lock Se Ts bilshment, No, 23) Kast roadway, whore they have ow, hapa 6 ettles, sadicons, shoa and pail ham- Ke ¥, RAKEMAN’S third aad last MUSICAL SOI- well aszorted a of mahogany and rose wood French grand pee God g Hall oassioe) Bed will e pl ce on Wednesday evening, 4 prit ‘6th, a . i eantstee!. seer the 3 4] Sao Uebtoeinitnn orate cate cre pock't hooks and wallets, ed by Merars, Hapettiant @ harfenbers. ants harfenberg. ‘, Ove ture=Oberon—for Piano for four handr— 210 do shoe th pttebes ede oo voice of English guns avd pat ol:— at at present occupied. b eels taka acne te here nitinate was ti pereustion and flint locles : Merny, Sein ‘CM De Weber 4 pa pro ‘A'so, 1009 cards cardsdentlery, viz—knives and scissors, | 9, Piano War'e Sale. , At butcher. bread, and shoe knives, steels, &c suitible for the re- Rage Word Mendelssohn ‘Also pianos tuned and repaived, or exchanged onthe | iLtede. baLa Post 9one by | ed by Liszt most reasonable ter Also se oud hend pianos forsale, UCTION iC) dirdens r vad | 3. Grant Solo for the Violin—si ENRY RICHARD & JOHN RUCK, Plants.—A Levy will sell ou Weduesday morning at 10% | 4. Pantasin for Piano—on airs from Roasin’s Soirees 25 lint 251 East Broadway. | o'clock, a¢151 Brondway—an extensive variety of kitchan got paMuatoeles. at Mr Rak Hoist aE = ~ lens Seeds, jus rece’ rom = Caresstomme av jomen, a Serenata e l’Orgi —Mr Rakeman isnt ON MON BEY rill teak ane ie cece neste (Framer) and moy be relied upon a8 beine fresh; ruc up in sacks . °, pos suited to deale soa large quantity of frvit trees. put up in snp, oUist mea dle net , Rreat te were packed to send to Illinois, but the Jake prevents: jock and uaexampled celebrity from,one end of the Union to theo her, of Dr Hunter's Red Drop. ‘This med'cine his proved itself o'be the only sure and perfect cue Of Veuereal disease, with all ite complicated forms of affliciing man J. Suld only at the Hunterian Dispensary, 3 Division at. $l per botile. ap2s lor® HRENOLOGY—FREE—Mr, A, S FOWLER contin™ ues his lectures at Clinton Hall this eveoing, at helf past 7 o'clock. SubjectSelf-Improvement, or what constitutes a good head, and how to enlarge deficiencies and subdus exces- sive organt, including the moral traixing. and government of trees were imported for pr ¢, and are all ef the choicest keman. Osborne & De Beniot a and Variations en 2” Lby desire ]—Mr. Li-zt, Thal- : berg, Pixts, Herz, Czerny & Chopin. Soiree to commence at 8 o'clock. Tiekets, thiee tor Tw Doliars Mnsie 20 Broad wey ads it¥ec Misank “HORNS IRISH MUSICAL ENTERTAIN- ENT, Apol o Roomy, Wednesday, teth April. frait trees, with various the Duo from" Y Pi Rakeman, TICK — neersand Lquor Di NN & Co, 333 Broadway, corner of Ai sell,th «mooning, at half past 10 o’clocw, @ vinerior and e2ramon rum, gia, brandy, ‘k, Barsae and Stvene wii perior champ-gne, of ve » to be had at Mr. Hover's s. ous brands; 25 ehi dren.” Co conclude wish public ext inaliovs and neautr- fe totaal ation Tob. contiuned next Tunraday evening. His private | P™¥e Pees. wise 10 Rior; 25,000 | Love's Yourg Dream—A youns lady (papil of Mrs. css meets Thuvadsy evenug. cc Alths, 100.000 imported: Rrine!ps, seaars; 50,000 ior; 25,000 | “O° HON herfiretappenrance); Ine Homer avd, rol examinations end a ‘vice daily, at 131 Nassan at. | Aten “por cask Osbw t's Port wine, new in store. Mr, Massett, harmonized by 1G Maeder Families visited, 2s © sale in wer by of sitention, °s every article purup will mot Atee-—Mre O16 Hern, FW Crouch ACKET +i1'P SIDDONS, for Liyernpol—Parvence's per | besold. and ren not im “ashe | FantnnteFlate—Hecollections' of ‘Treland—Me W tis sh p will please be on board the steamboat Herev'es, | GHERIFFIS SALE—Bv virue cf a wilt of fier f cine, to | Gramachree Molly—Mr FW Rosier. at, Whivehall, this dny at 20 clock, at which time the ship wil Sit cones enacts, Til expogs ta aate-on the 36th | ‘The Trish Mother's Lament—Mrs CE Hore—Firs day of April, 1843, ‘ alrze ant general assortment, « ments, consisting in port of violins, M.. at No. 258 Grand street, mani Botton i il pin’ = ieee Vetter bags will close at Gilpi’s and Hale’s news roo FES eiived ‘hetctous dar dlishaving abicncah aie at half past Lo’clock, from weicn places only letters will be re- ceived. : 225 Ir | houes; one valnable piano forte, and fet Torihoms Tut whee tia gave jrelt osees at the bianrohe ated DEAFNESS. M. B HART, Sheri mad, singing the Irish Keen.” DRS. CASTLE & EDWARDS, AURIST3, 225 2850, JAS. C. WILL‘ Grard Va intions—Piono ForteThe Angel's Whitt oi Re WAY .—! — By W.H. FRANKLIN, i » r—Mr HC Timm, jam 3B] Wiemeeriuly comily with the request of Lieut, Me-| (JABINET FU NITURES The huh ie ore respectfully | The ast oe of Fuimer—Harmonieed for thee Intosh to testify that he wes invalided h is untit for daty, voicer, by JG Maeder 4 mformed that the subscriber intends .se!ling on Thursday the 4th of Mav, i. Frank stock of splenuid Cabinet Farniture. freture. all is warranted to be of first rv mi materisls. Persors ahout purchasing are requested to call and | Ht off "auction in, hi in conseq ence of total dealne thet wh i Being of his own i hin and i rs wards, Aurists. Under their treatment he recovered his hear- 4 ing, nnd has retarued to hs military dary. examine, SAMUFL WATERBURY, 60 Berkman, waft three voices, bry JG Marder ‘Signed, H McNEVEN, M. D. 22t lw#m corner Gold street. folly Bawn—Mrs Horm, Ancient Air Song—Mr Masset, — Duet—Go where glory waits thee—Mrs Hor and the V ng Lady, Surgeon to H M COUSTIC DROPS, ‘orces, Jamaica, AUCTION SALFota Bank TH pes atock of ready mage ("lo~ thing, will take place at comer Hudson pare dah \ ‘Ancient Arr che, pains, buzzings, | s'reet, on Monday, 24°h, witna’ for'ensh: also awing | xo a hard wax or viunted | porta, and n variety ofether Gand: ‘The rate will bein at 10 | py menruete: Mrs Horn. ‘Ane ae “Phveir Aeoustic Oil has been xporu- | o'clock, and continue from day to day uutil the entire stock ix | Ppeot Vet Harmonized.© | 4 Aneient jar remedy as acurative inall disrases of the enrs for upwards | sold «ff ae2it*re | cular desire) sing the celemrated Northern. Relraia,* intro of twenty years. Offices removed to 381 Broadway, corner of ; UCTION NOTICE BULLETIN OF BELL & HOW. | ducing the prenliarly muneal crv of the New York Sweeps. hite_st iziimss | AYES BALES, a2 Ano and {13 Fulton rtrecthe Mr. Tim will preside at the Pi B. MN SEIXAS. Te porter of Havava Score. at present at | | TUKSD\Y—The’ hand.ome Furniture contained in the | RP commence at 8 v’eloek pre + 89 Cedar street, begs leave to inform his friends and the | house No 108 Lrherty a: Tickets 5° cents each, that his establist ment will be vemoved on the Ist of 2%th inst-—Genteel Famiture at No. 493 | Horn, 24 White street; at t HV EDNELDAY, les will be announced in order. Sales to take place weather. m mbdlic, May. to No.3 Maiden lane, (Howard’s Howl). Kor the Iibee ral patronege extended to him datiug the last eightern years, he returas his most grateful thauks, and trusts to merit acy: tipuanee of the same. the evening of performai SINC iApas SUTTON, having arranged to 1 eturn to Italy the ngs Lwieer THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer. ginwng of August, i ! iC : . purposes rereiving papils antil thee JOHN BURTON, MISERAL WATERS OF KISSINGEN, Germany, he Italian, Fr neh, and Koglish NO,22% BOWERY, New York, bezs respectfully to in- called RAKOUZI.—The Ralecezl has an acidalous saline thar ported ty Bordogut ‘and form tne ladies and fashionable world in general, that he ble taste, and being powerfully promotive © sereouth and h received from auction, at prices to amit the times, a de- Mand everevion.a purifier, a atromt soivent, and at have the sirable assortment of the sane time strengthening with vat raved AMAZONE BONNETS, tent spacifieally on the ver, the » ies de- enebled to offer at remarkably low prices, viz :— | rine system, and dtesipating any exisung obsiructic mited stay, Superior and first quality, from three to five dollars; fair aud . may ascertain ¥v apphieation at 77 Chambers . second quality, from one to two dollars. t the following places, at 3734 cents a | from 9 o’clock re 20 Im*r Ladies wishing to purchase, are requested to make anearly adozen. Sold by FOR LIVERPOOL AND HALIFAX, + of a good selection. 3 Btin® & Co. Diuggi 1 Brord way, cor, Grand el ‘581 Broadway & 2 Park row these who seek health and comfort, com- ne ith Iuxary.<-Price redaced.—Old tablished Me. Fhes. Gren, 399 Broadway. Sig Sam OtE: ROSTASET sn mieresne ote | REE RRS eee times has reduced the rice cf her baths and soltcitn a continu. | Wholesale nnd rerail by" | The Royal Mail Steam Ship BRITANNIA, J. Hewitt, dace ofthe pauronage of the Feealty in particular andthe Pub: | yy FLORIAN BTRAUSS, 66 Beaver street, ¥sq commander, will leave Boston for the above ports on lie in general, Colds, sore throats, awe'ling of the lands, aan RPTwE up stairs, Monday, ist We i sae pi umatism, stiff ess of the joturs, agas and fever, Ke . ec, are 'SCRIPT—W) a le iverpool ++ bd insmedtatsly relieved. Fovesble betns sent es aay part ot tne | P tie papers, Ke, of this citsy offering for ale Lavon on Passage to Halifax++-.+ * 20 Brooklyn. Open from sx inthe morning til nine o% | merly known® ‘ebh'a? Whis improvements : now eh to D. BRIGHAM, Jr Agent, ight. Sulphar Baths require one hout’s notice. inform our readers, that" Webb's latest, improves me 3 Wall street. ment in Lamps are thore opera ing by the new. inverted cone Mevement—patent right secured, No person can be induced G@ THE LOVERS SUPERIOR BLACK TZAm ‘ a i i i T Hawtin’ Mivture=~Th exiemety deiej-na sed uupara. | (RG say uy ob gefonmes Amorevementay i they wil so T. led 0 highly celebrated ia China and Kurope, just ini. For sale only at the ihvcal Ls WEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, takes chi f forted, is now for ante at the Canton ‘Tea Company's Genera Wonk OF Howard ae VEN PRESCOTT, Pitot, takes chore ag master of vex es, Satatishment, 191, Chathamat. New Vor conn va Urnes le netted Portancathe Bornian: Ree egeonts Nantucket Shoals, Boston, S8 conte and #1 each A! thee. ot New York. Uthee at Frye & Shaw's, 292 Water street, DeeTor GLOVER is one of the very few advertising corner Beekman, Referenee to a 1 of Merchants, physreians who has received a regular meaical edacation, the several Insurance Campani Portland. ay be enforeed respe ia this city, Boston, ns interested ar He has e¢ 4 Imi If ty an office practice for the Insc foure it He had great experience in the treat nd has cured more cases, Of that hind than fic on the Sabbath. teen years i tend. ment of stricture 825 24 ro By order of the Committee. auy other physician in this city. Dr. G. makes his charges mo- . > + ouch direct=# derate to anit the times and circumstances of his patients He x TANGING, ecween Coe! a Libewsy sereemes puts ap medicine for the eureol one species.ot thedeesseyat | @ WINDOW SHADES, UPHOLSTERY, AND | ™jleumbont pier eiwesn Courtiand and Liberty streeta= $1, with direetions and a short ‘reaties, givlog symptoms, treat+ URE BAIR MATTRESS DEPOT, 31 Moiden lave, near | Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening 6 o'clock, mentand eure. Olhce in No.2 Ann st, private entranee, 4th the comer of Naseen street —G. P. & J GRATAL WAP The stexmer Soura “AMERICA, L. W. Bris 25 hr door from Masenm. MEDICAL AID. D8, GREGORY may be consulted confidentially at al! hours of the day orevenime, st his private residence, N 1 Barclay street, near Broadway, He has been cmiaent! es Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evemog: ook. The steamer NORTH AMERICA. Capt. W. H. Troes- dell leaves Thursday aud Saturday efternoons, at 5 o’clock, landing at interm: places. new and substanti*l, are fernshed with offer for ssie, at greatly reduced prices, their large stock of Wp- holstery gooes. Country merchents and the eninens of thi 2 tropolis, are sespectfolly requested to call, bef re purcty here. at wis wainst tustirg the ison, for Holl, as no debts of Til persons areeaationed ay N°? ric IN ‘Grew of the British bark F: ‘The above Bo saccessful in the treatment of those “half ew eases, which | is,,ir eoutracting will be paid by the Uaptiiu or cou “s el ant Bente Hoey ul for speed aud accommodations are sean't from concealed exnses, or may Cal Cece rica icicle theese arc hehigeign valled on the Hadaon. roneons practit ners. vediernes are powerful in their ts, though mild in theie opperation. Another ation, Which has not been overlooked, i es to the convenience of pat part are aolicitons to outsin a cure as p ON=A J nf the ¢ ew of the Ba Lord, master, fem Bristol will be paid by the e-ptain or air a om Fo re ; Ce 5 mat toa ine any | the office onthe wharic re” Om Dont oF to. C. Sahat’ barque Britis Qaven, William no debts of their contacting ALL THE REGULAR PACKET 5 Stenm ships eam ther passenger vessels, carryi ing." Bran "Patent Life Bont,” have the word * Potent” plainly: ir 7 fF imtfr ral stamped or painted on the T ry sh a ‘n, from Bristol, pemi's onhoad fotof Dover st, brenbers, All goods not rerm tted he nnblie sto ¢ ALK HI? SIDDONS. for Liverpoot — assengers by this will please be b d the steamboat Herenles,at Woit-heil, tomorrow. aft whieh ti e ship will sai! Letter bars willelose at Gilpin'’s and Hale's news rooms, at half rastene oe'eck, at which places only letters will he re- * fORK LIVERPOOL——NEW Regular % NER Packet of 25th April—The Splendid Packet i BB cise Captain BE. B, Cobb, of i foun, Poettively anil at above, her regular day,” For freight of passage, having ecominodations unequalled for spl or rl, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, kK. COLLINS & CO. 56 South strees, Price of pasaace, $100, Pocket Ship Sheritan, Capt. A. Depeyster, of 1908 tons, will muecred the Siddous, and util the 25th of May, har regular day. Letters (or the ships of this liue will only be received at Gil- Pig's aud Hale's sews Room, asscuigers may rely on the shies ofthis line sailing punetaal ale / wil pI orto. the effie: WU io five days, are “a5 Te Ww. T. 43 Peek sli KECHFS? CERCHE CEECTINS ——6000 very fine 4 tage healthy Gevnan Leeches, jos ree. for sele Wholerle or fetal), ov earefally applicd by a competent paran, at Avotheeary’s Hall, 36 Catherine xt 42) Im*re (A GENTLEMAN wad his Tady, with ut children, wishing apleassnthome out of town Caring the sumine accommodated 1 s respectable private family in B dale, pleasantly sitest-d on the n River, about f om the wity Avply, with res 2 comfort, apply on bi to ° ‘Gave, marked A.C. Tovins ably vewrrded by lea ing the sane at ap 2t-3t* m_ OsT=—A Goid Pr 4 finder will b 44 Water street. mmitt the sufferers by the please to an city, hove with homame real sponraneo to take men earthamake at Gi tothe vat le that iy volunteered their pe. have of this daly ty ce artiste , eR snd Concert, at the ‘Tabernacle, on Friday at box 566 to 1s Mavecuaed next, ihe 8 the most artists will be heard Tp KB 7 : i ph thie peeaston, as Will Be seen by aprogrammey, which will # ae , NEW BRIGHTON. FON LIVERPOOL Preket of the tat Monette Vin dun cites. ant HE tabsenber form his fricnile aad the pub well known first less packet shin CA MBRID Jeave to call the tention Of the public |.) {ie thathe haa ca @ weil known house, which | Tot Barstow, will be despatched es above, her. femel day. intrinsic merit, and the | has beén thoroughly gud punted in the best mauner, | er aecommodations for cabin, 9d eanin and ‘stoemee ba will be open d on the first of ase go tfolly sitasted immed steamboat landing, and from its pistes ew tenting up the Kills and ovorthe bay and York. ‘To thoade esiroas of a pleasant residence ducing the summer months, possessing the a'vantexes of fine sult water bavhing, together with berotiful drives and walks, hient ceess te th» city every Lwo hows hy steam, the House otf ther on th tend, a forts 10 gi a ed homt, and newly (urnished thre benevolent epplic: May ne 40n Of Its prveees (° DE TA POREST, President, V. DE LAUNAY, View do. LHe YS, Treasnver, nai dtr BSNUGUIERE, Secretary, WILHELM MEYN, who wos inthe city of New York vicut he mide of March lost, is hereoyinforaged that hie brother Peter may be seen or Rhode sland 72 3 TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK. sengers, are unsurpassed by any other ship.cthose qwiahvus to secure berths shoul mak eeuly soplicatiore wees orto 6 N B=Passoge from Kneland, ielante Seotltes toe Wiles, can be enzagrd with the sus saber by splendid firee leas ha fer is Abad, Pekan one a ge <tr ‘auhout the Vntied Kingdome Apply aa above. poly cupor ive the thy USSIAN KESA™ SOAP —'The sobsertber hy jast reeri- renewed di~ COR HAVKE—(Second Lins j—Phe snp UTT- ved by the bark Rouble from | ronstedt ane eases of this the paar rederick Hewett, master, will » the Ist celedi red sono, whieh For shvinu te tote tats wustrvans i oe a BOYD & HINCKEN, | dy For she wledged by chose who have we ‘ . ae jo 9 Tontine a Wb the . ine GEORGE PieRIS, eo this & New Brionron, April 12, FOR TRIESTE—The suverior ship SCOTLAND it has beep sol f 9600 person: - — ain —. to be uromptly den ehed. Bor fiche dd REMOVAL. o_o Passage, jiaving, hand-ome 4 ith perfet soristretion, and 18 conside 1 OF cheapest funily oan toateen Be ae ] CuARLES cox, by AIL 0G DRAPER, Naw BOYD iN N, Brokers. oO v low, by " ty i i = woh pmaitris 9 ‘Tremont House, Boston, ity, that he has eivaved 19 No. 39 Molden bi EY $ ORLEANS=LOUIST NEW YORK LIN} Positively First Paciet—To receive freight til ¢ P M,and "The fast sailing packet ship HU. NTSVILLE Cop OF Mae: kannity, th ved (9 So. 33 Maiden lune, wear Ness a with Galley & rewsing’s Cioth and ore. desirous of observing feshion with economy, are chee Fa kane Prices 375%, 50 and 75 ee! sing, Te qiatity of euch ek hat per cake, according to ¢ is the anime. 'N. B.—A liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers. i Geotlemen 86 codistw*r ted to call and rxmine a large aud fashionable assortment | ford. wit tively sail ax aby malar freight HERP ete ated or inc Ko, whion the subscriber's freilty for obtaining atthe uapor: | oh Beted td ies ws 1 Wall at orto “f ter prices, enables him to make up at an rmmeove reduction fom usual seargne ties cash only), at the same time guarantee ing 4 ¢ ntmuanee of his Long known superior style, At, and el ance of workmanship, Maaing aod trimming op proj ‘at Orleans w' For SALE © few deys, asthe some will have to be removed. —A copper kettle of the ca- f filty borrels, with tubs, vaty, coolers, maftmi ” 1s, pancheons, ke, Apply to Mr ah a ala 6t*r ‘Walt oo oe Kk COLLIN® CO. % Sonth et. Shippers witl in thelr bills of fading early. this «19 will please be on board at Orleans whart, foot of se send eon. barr — ay Lay , 2 ft street, tote Eafe 0, 23th inst. at four o’clock, at 1131 SHIP CHESTER, Doyle, master, from Liver | ,.Pattieular attention to uniforms of every dereription. ie ae ecbutlam'sety she abike-sote wi confers treo by | ©: B: Babeoe Come Ne eat department. 7 ris corregtiy mensar. in delay, ermnit 4 D tS C No, 1 7 h a “al Reeth a nor to ee raee el ite cu voare, foo of Becterd | ary tem iw ieee re third door Below Navon Prag | rf 210 Whateffect will be given nad foliied ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO, FOR FRRIGHT Ot CHARTER—Tie tne Pr J OAM OY NO isms, Lintlin S& Woodrulf, whe will prompt: vente in HB»: (ue ELLISON. W. Font maser, ton will be ready for fitight in all this week. For feisht gir 39 Falton s'reet, ty, rd o!! goods to their address. ° 0 ec, Capiain Peet, will smeceed ike Li Peron are hereby forbid trnstmg an On Shares opts tothe sap on fay.ner recuiay dey. ath? sone employed on bosrd the tehouner * aero wat = Anta b Howard,” of Bushwick, Hulat, JXTUGUESE FEMALE P! nater, OU AeCoNnt of said ORL VER OOL, 10. 0 dehvons: oon occu oF th ene oer LAR LIVER. OOL, ‘ai’ (TP AESE arlamed and celebrated Pll, (rom forueal re N A . » Fi hay te ly to we to be obtar: coualy. Bushwick, Apnl2t, 1643, “BONY HOLS, owpe, eaeT ASO Or: Fog St NO, oP Bouin ot, © mgpat coke lua ecleme: feuts paces 4