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to shake confidence in the views of this latter party. The taking up of favorable contracts and seeking to repudiate unfavorable ones, too closely assimilate to the movements of Boorman, Johnston & Co.to command either confi- dence or respect ; and we should not be surprised if it should turn out that they have the same legal advisers as that redoubtable firm. The welfare of the city depends upon a Railroad connection of this city with the east and west, by the Harlem route. Hence the affairs of this company become matter of great public interest. Now that most of the absurd notions of politicians in re" Jation to some paper method of relief to indebted States have faded from the public mind, common sense has ex- erted its influence and the alternative presents itself either totax the people of those States in debt fer the payment in full, er togive up the State property and settle the debts by compromise, In many of the States taxation is utterly out of the question to the extent requisite for prompt pay- ment. The other methed of compromise, is therefore the only resort. Illinois, Pennsylvaniaand Maryland have at temptedit. ‘The plan of the first mentioued State is feas able and desirable for all parties, and there is every proba- bility that it will be carried] successfully into operation. Michigan has acknowledged part of her debt, but post: poned the period of payment some years. When the country, new bare of currency, shall have earned a suf- ficiency of specie, trade will revive so far over its whole surface, as to enable legislatures, without encountering much opposition, to impose a small tax, which will dis- charge such'remeins of indebtedness as will not be settled bycompromise. This}will undoubtedly be the case in IIli- nois at its next session, if the people are encouraged to exert themselves by a present disposition on the part of thelr creditors to help them out of their difficulties by ad- vancing the small sum requisite to cemplete their canal. The following is a table of the produce of Illinois accord- irg to the consu Aaricuttura Fropvcts or J: c jorses and mutes, $25 00 BS 188 3 S35. ps eB ve. Buckwheat, Coru Wool, its, Hops,’ Ibs, he So 2 is! Fy z 83 s Hay, to! He mp aud flix, 1.376 Tooacco, us, 564,326 Bilk, eveoons, | tbs, 1,150 Co ds of wood sold, 134.549 Dairy products, Orchard, do we ee 1ligilseass 4 8 F 3 Wines, gal! Heme made factory goods, - Garden prodyee, = $22,398,185 + 40,300 + 114,500 100 Other metals: ++ Coal, bitumins ur Domestics, G 333,800 + 4,904,125 + "'93'330 612,425 3,°36 512 $9 426,723 In ‘the southern States the debts contracted have beea for banking purposes ; and all such banks have failed. Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas have all met with a common fate. Arkansas in respectto some of its bonds, threatened repudiation ; but it is now pursuing a course of compromise that will do ample jus- tice to all parties. The following extract from a letter to an eminent house in this city will clearly explain the position of affairs there :— Littie Roce, Arxansas, April 15, 1843. « Having thus briefly replied tothe amportant question contained in your letter relative to the prospect of pay pay: ments from the cotton cro} I will, in a few words, = ress my opinion in ent to the Banki of Arkansas, the value ot the State bonds, You are awarethat the two banks ol this State are now in CSpare liquidation. The State Bank is owned exclusiv by the State. The Real Estate Bank is owned by a large number of the planters of the State, who gave their bonds and mortgay se yn. the bends issued ik. Tlearn, ym a very intelligent well acquainted witn the whole sub- ject, that th issued to these two banks $2,600,000 of bonds bearing an interest of 5 6 per cent, ‘which sum constitutes the whole debt of the State. In these bonds the United States have invested for the Smithsonian fund and Indian annuities, $800,000 and $1,200,000 now belong to holiers abroad. The United States and the foreign holders are not disposed to sell for less than par, from a conviction that so rich a State will, with great ease, pay off the small sum that may remain due upon her bond: ter the assets of the bank shall be exhausted. Th: arsthat ubout $2,000,000 of the Arkansas bonds cannot Bop rchased for less than par. 1 am informed by the same Pe yon that ofthe remaining $600,000, about $400,000 are supposed to belong to citizens of the city New York, and the free banks of the State; he aiso represents that more than $150,000 are now owned by citizens of Arkansas thet have been purchased in New York ut less than 40 per cent on the par of the bonds, and that orders have been sent from here that will exceed the whole amount sup- sed to be for sale. The orders are for the bonds issued by the State to the Real Estate Bank of Arkansas, and the demand for these bends arises in this way. This bank was based upon a subscription made by the Planters forthe stock, which stock was paid for by mortgages upor the most ‘valuable plantations of the State for $1,500,000 of State bonds issued to the order of the Real Estate Bank, and upon these bonds money was obtained by the bank for wanking purposes. The State is now willing and ready to surrender to any planter his mortgage seer receiving an equal amount in the bonds of the State ued to the Real Estate Bank. The Planters are now purchasing these bonds at the lowest ice they can procure them in the New York market, as e purpose of redeeming their mortgaged plantations. This is one cause that so many orders have lately sent to New York for these bonds, and it is perfectly ap- arent that this demand must continue as long as the nds are below par. Beside this source ofimmediate de- mand there are many here who wish to purchase and hold these bonds, because they believe that the assets of the Bank will pay not only the debts, but within $500,000 of allthe boodsef the State. Thie'S ate will not therefore owe more than $500,000 to be collected by taxes from the people of the State who now, although in their infancy, export a larger amount than either Illinois or Indiana.— The conclusion, therefore, to which | have come is, that on had better send no more goods or cash here at present, Bae invest all the cash you can spare in the bonds of the State given to the Real Estate Bank of Arkansas because we can use all you can obtain in the purchase of cotton at their par value assoun as the few vy remaining bend: taken out of the New York market.” Sales at the Stock ae ae See N Y Os 1g 2000 do 105 a ee s Tie te 3000 NY ‘te ‘i060, wx is H 5000 98 7 ity Bank 103 at Bank SoBe ofCom scrip, 97 50 » ” 10 Del & Hudson bitd 60 do 100 50 Farmers’ Trust 18. 90 U 8 Bank 2% 100 do 10 Manhattan 190 1000 linois Bonds 28 30 F quitabte tes m7 2000 lo 29 50 Canton Co 22 1000 Kentucky 6's 9234 5 Aub& Koch 96, 1000 do s3ds 92 Second Board. $1000 Islinois Bus, 1970, | 39 1000 do 53 80 7000 Ohio bio 80) 1000 10 80 b10 797% 1000 rn bio 80 wie do 80 30 a0 do HS] 30 toe Island 45 too do b10 80: New York Public Steck Exchange. 1000 Ohio 6's, 1960, 78% 1000 = do baw 29% Sie0 do Bt a eS bnw 29 m0 = do 9 a do b15 79, foo Kentucky 6's, baw wis tee jo00 ios 18,04, 132, bio ae 1000 IHlincis 6s, 1870, 30 shs Harlem RR Second Board, waif on psd Minot 6's, onde we a wou Mo Paterson RR "630 46k $e Kentucky 6 ay 25CantonCo baw 23 00 jhio 6's, 1960, $900 Ohio 6s State of Trade. Trade. ‘The markets generally exhibit a want of firmness in prices, which will probebly increase as the season ad. 08. vaour——Some concession on the part of holders has im- proved transactions. Sales Ohio flat hoops, $4 94 9 $5; do via New Orleans, $4 75: Genesee, $a $5 12; South: ern brands, $ S740 $4 674; Ri 1% flour, northern, $2 87 a eal $3; Jersey, $3 124; Corn Meal, Ohio, old, $2 37); new, $2 75; Jeraey, $2 62a $2 75. Gran alin Northern Corn, 62 a 63; Jersey white, 54, northern, 57 ‘74; northern Oats, 37 a Jashee—Sales pots, Seeds—Clover dull, of 6.48; Timothy, $16 50a $17. Ate sale took place to-day with the following results. months, p ayable in the city of New York, to tisfactory oeellere:— Hyson—I7 cheats, 49; 10 do 42}; 5 do 42; 19do 41; 10 do ba, do 37}, (103 do offered at same price, but not bid ) ung Hyson—94 chests 44c, (513 more offered at same ns Dut not bid) 18 hf do 36; 30 do 34, 79 do 33}; 303.d0 685 do bes ia more ‘offer at same price;) 10 chts , 63 do withdrawn.) Jyson Skin—80 chts 26}c. Ganpowder—25 131b boxes 404; 100 do 40; 75 do 39; 100 do 384. Praching 108 2Blb boxes 380; 68 do 32}, 103 do 32; 43 do 81; 129 do 30}; 378 do 30. Corn Trade, There has been another decline in four. Gonesee now Sells at $5 50. Southern flour brings $4 50. If there was any wheat in market it wotld fetch a dollar a bushel. Corn is up to 55c. Rye is down to 574 a 586, Wheat has advanced to 50c a bushel at Zanesville and flour to $3 per barrel. . In Chieago, on the 20th ult. , wheat advanced to 640. A trifle more iscosy. could havebeen obtained. There was, however, scarce! any in market. Flor stood at 1 $2 0108 7 sy The receipts x fF ies, at St. Louis, to the 2ist ult. had been large, and the article readily sold at $2 62 for haat By ti brands, and $2 75 a $3 hnille ‘There was a brisk demand for wheat, though the receipts had been considerable, and the price was up to 47a 52c per buskel. One sale was made at 62c, but it was doubted whetherthe “hes of flour in the east would continue to justify purcasersin paying quite so much for wheat there. Tt was probable the price would recede. In Michigan City, eg the 20th ult., there was but little wheat coming in. ‘The price paid ranged from 45 to Very little corn was coming in—it brough: from 18 c per bushel, and wasin demand. Considerable flour was daily arriving, and sold readily at from $2 75to $3 oe tee brands. Inferior brands at from $2 50 to ‘There have been large receipts at Pittsburg, and sales ports the week ending 22. ult. were at an advance, and sales from boats and wagons a’ $2 80 a $2 874; for choice, $290; from store, $3; retail sales, $3 25; and choice white, + $3 40; wheat, 500; rye, 22c; corn, 22 & 25; oats, 14 in Rochester, on the 26th ult., al 50 up to $4 0; wheat, 83'a 91c; corn, 38 a 40c, and oal in Baltimore, on the 1st inst., holders of Howard street flour continued to ask $4 18$.' There was but a limited demand. The receipt price was $4 06}. No sales of City Mills flour—holders ask $4 50 for fresh ground. A sale of 400 bbls Susquehanna flour at $4 25, cash. There had been no Marylacd wheats at market. On Saturda: cargo of pi ime Pennsylvania red was sold at 09¢; a cargo not so good at 96c; and a cargo of inferior at 93c. Sales white corn at 55 a 56c, and of yellow at 54a66c. Mary land oats at 26 a 26c. The green fields, and vegetation generally, in Mary. land. have improved very much within the last two weeks, and now present a promising appearance. Should the season continue favorable, we may expect a fair aver- age crop of whi In Obio, fears were entertained by many that the past severe winter would materially injure the wheat crop. Ani we learn from some of the North Ohio papers, that in a few instances fields of this grain were “frozen out.” But we are happy in having it in our power to say that the wheat fields in the vicinity of Zanesville look well. From present appearances, more than an average yield may be anticipated, More ground was put in wheat last fall than has been the custom heretofore in that valley. The wheat fields in Michigan are represented to look unusually well for the season, being already elothed with arich mantle of green. We are glad to learn that none of them, in any quarter of the State, have been in- jured materially by the winter. CUE ey Married, At Locust Grange, Bay side, L. I., om Wednesday, 3d instant, by the Rt. pat Bishop Onderdonk, Henny A. Smyrat, of this city.to Many Fircn, daughter of Joseph L. Franklin, Esq., of the former place. Died. On Wednesday morning, Mr. Tuomas Scort, printer, after a short illness, aged 34. ~ Foreign ‘Importai jons. Hamaurc—Brig Sun—50 tons na spelter, 13 bales moss 3 bales mdse Motz & Pollitz—5 pkgs M Werchmeister—2 casks JH Renae: AH Witte—2 cases W Van Sehi—3 Warburg & Van Demme. St Crorx—Brig C. & co—85 hhds molasse: "41 hhds sugar 10 pipes ram Aymar le Forest & co. Domestic Importations. Aratacnico.s—Schr Tioga—91 bates cotton Bogart & Knee d—139 WH Howland—16 JH ‘Talm:n—70 W Barnwell—1. vkgs D Woodbu: ——eRe=e—ox—————OO ee MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents, Pale shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Ro: iT SIL! of Ne i RE of the Shipping left atthe Port amhenzs they ht Age Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Ca foreign Newspapers or News they may have. Hew wail them immediately on their arrival. ents and Fespondents, at home or abroad, will also sending Office all the Marine Int shina, Nantieal Information ‘of any kind wi PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 4, SUN Ri sun 457 | Moon ser: 6 57] nan pa E i EI bentyl vo Hellespont, Ellis, Havana, Spofford, ileston & Co; Hamilton, Cuba, De Pey er & Whitmarsh —Brigs fet Santa Myths and Carthogena, Hverett & Berry, St, Domingo City, Buck & Peters: St Johos, PR.J'B Easalay Svea, (Swediaih} Gi more, JL hina; Monaco, Wording, Neve Orleans, J Elwell & Co; M a, Haven Charleston, Dunham & Dimon.—Schrs Gordo Elwell & Co; New Conveyance, ‘Favner, Ph ‘delphi wi MeKee & Co, igs Grand Taik Mayo, for Toban Georgiana, Me- Lelleh, for ‘Pampa Bay, Fis. cleared onthe sauce . Lond i ae lon, and 22 days fm Ass ‘and 26 days from Cux- Pollitz. Ww Brig re Ailes, Cof Tauston) 23 days from St. Cr 7 wei sugar, to master. hy ‘Piogs, ‘Tyler, 18 days from Apalachicola, with cotton, the Dow: Brg Su Weuieate, Hes ven, SD. wach Towa, Conant, from Charleston, with cotton and rice, to mache Francis, Gifford, from Ne wbern, NC. with naval stores, to master. in be Smith, from Newbern, NC. with naval stores, sehr Union, Balla stores, to Bryent & Maitlan Sehr Sam! C. Abbot Lamson, from Baltimore, with mdse, len, Scott, Kineade, from Philadelp! from Williamston, NC. twith naval with coal, to Schr Margaret, Cash, 6 days from Portland, with plaster, to maste Stoop Chase, Paine, 3 days from Philedelphia, with coal, to master. Vi w. Below. Ship Victoria, Woodbury, from Cronstadt, via 8: ; Scotland, with mdse, to T. &. Youngs. Mec ema General Record. Commence or New Yorx.—The following table exhibits the amount of commerce of this port for April, 1913, 8 come red with that of Apri', 181 otal number of toe, rival Suir Dovatal ah from Liver Tai tag lato fhe harbors 2ith ies tot on ae nen Breaker neat where the Glengary was ‘wreckea. ‘She ‘was loaded with silt, 600 sacks of which we: bi when she flosted off with the change of Scun DeLawane, Stokely, of Vienna NYor ton, was wrecked about rt be th vite Cargo all saved in a dameged state, and with the echood on the 26th, for the benefit of all cerned. Notice to Mariners, The following is a translation of a notice officially commauni- cated to the Department of State by the Consut of the United States at Naples— Narues, Feb. 1, 1813.—This | va ag superintendency of health having been ‘ator med that foreign vessels arriving in the ns re often yaa led wich bills of heaith, has quisition that th Id positively be tus pro- vided; as without such ‘document they cannot Le admitted into the said dominions. Whalemen, Arrat New Bedford 2d inst. George, Cash, (Inte Lak days fm Oahu via Bimo Jag i3, 1:00 bls sp," Sai ed fn an' Nye NB, onacraue, Left, Wm & Eliza, , Plymouth, 460, heaving down to stop a levk — have sent their oil home by the Victory, of NYork, ‘for home 25th Dec Spoke Dee 25 lat 3 Nant, 700; Feb 13, off Cpe Horn, Nimrod, Shearma ya ont, clean ‘The George i Brought heme by Capt Cash, late of the detferson, of Nort be fore wrecked at one of the ‘Sandwich T lande im July Died on board the G. July 13, 1840, Edward Woods 1811, Saml Waggoner, Ist officer, aed 26; Sept Richmond, # john Montgomery. 13th, Lake: 16th, mh, owlind‘Allen, 3, 20. Adnatic Os Alo ar, Juno, Sandford, Atlantic Ocean, St ‘Thomas Mch h 2208p and 40 bikie Reports sid from 8t 'T, on x Meh 4, Mi Spoke fms h apt Abm 16, lon 79 i, Edward, ac eee oe 130 5, Timoleon, Barlics NB. with 1000 bbla ili to cruise til then go in to fit for me. Marshal B Caldwell Meaiond St Wrogedats ed on bond Sas Nov lect ee ee Emerald, Marchant, NB, spoken Feb 5, oil not reported. Spoken. gSiddons, Cobb, N York for Liverpoo!, April 2, off Nantucket "ey Jon 67 1 Sop! Jon dayian in {1 Boston, from Bristol for H Isworth, of joston, from tol for le a 35, lonTs 90--by the Tioge, at this port, evans April is, tat foreign Ports, Axtwenr, Mch 3—Talma, Wintor, Havana, has discharged two thirds of her cargo ina damaged state. Arr Agr 2, Gono lanus, Elwell, Boston. , Apt 6—Arr Seboois, Hopkins, Porto Rieo, and’sld for Bremen. Crvo8, Apr 3—Arr Essex, Raynes, Charleston. DartMourtH, Arr 5—Off, Di Patoam,, NOrleans’ for worth, NY ork for Havre Uff, Aretha jeston. ptS—Arr Alesto, Whitne Gionautan, Mch 16—In port, Kenhawa, Pag vessel. Gibraltar, Yates, had procecded to was Idg for 8 Americ Apr I—Arr Charles, Henderson,N Orleaus; Arabella, {Yorks 24,3 H Sheherd, Redinan, New ‘Sea ‘atharine, Charleston; 4th, K!- Jen Brooks, Nowes NOricans Champion, Warren, Charles- Blanestiurs, Mch 29—Arr Washington, Stevens, NOrleans; ist, Edinburg, Crocker, d>. ataGa, Meh 15—In port, Empress. Townsend, fm NYork via Gibraltar, under detention fur having contrabasd goods on board, cnly American vessel. SwANaRA, fF OF, Oberlin, Knanp, Charleston Smyrna, \ WN IS—An therine, Gardner, Bostor Saucon, Jan 29—sii Franklin Gooduue, Boston: Concordia, Bio de Janeiro for Philadelphia, April 20, Jat27 40, mes, Rio de Janciro for Baltimore, April 20, lat 27 une. only Am where she x. West Bnd. Apr 9-No American ressels 10 port — for NYork,sid.3 days before. ‘The Henry, {rom xpected at St Croix, to load for N York. Home Ports, Barn, April 28—Arr Saml N Gott, Gray, New Yo.k; North Star. Smith. Savanvah, Sid Ceylon, Trot, Hivana; Hmpire, re Ponttanp, May I—Arr Lisbon, Artohai. NYork; Wm Hen ry, Thornton, ‘Thom mon for N York ree fleet of cos era arrived fi the day, which have pt been ashore two r rt. April 29, Exchange, Clark, New Yok. Sid Ly Istey, jalov pe Bosrox, May mar Robt & Rowland, Gilehrist, Philadel. phia. Cld ons ook NY oe pens ke, $4 Rome For Col ‘ariridge, Metamora, ember, and, sitet ofc ters. Joseph B own, No Baca Ar JeeD a iting, Crowell Nore soho ak Hanae pony, May Suan Fewe, Cif NY. 4 a, oilor kuvopes F i Rodmn, Shepherd. N¥orkc tt °° lone th Bonrae sv Wilmington; aNrucne, Apri 30-810 ¢ lized Bi Fan lontherner, Gibbs, Charleste Then. fromm Bimereet, for do; $M, Maseacote, eowar Aika! ny; Foster, Bangor, Me . ieoripexce, May [Std Camilla, Mandeuil, NYork: M May 3— ‘urto Kieo, Gr Boston; N W Smith, ey SN York; Any Gyon, NY a tcHMonp, May 1Arr Richmond, Chester, NYork; Aun Eliza, ‘Townsend, do; ar ard, Rose, N es Frater Sette Alle Helos, doy Mail, Norris, Hartford; Batre, Overton, Jemey } Cana TON, pra bg md Richd Apaereon, Be wn Eevelands Yorks Randolph ne. Fa as hos falmtree do. 0! . VakonWiee oe _Bavanwaie, April Are Douglass, (Br Augusta, (By) Smith; ard amith, is Brine Watchman, and atchman, r Donntess of Arran, Sid Queen, (Br) Dickson,do; Love, Long Istand, Howell, Hamilton, Whituey, Rotterdam; (Br) MeAlister, Livervoo!; Sarsh Marks, (B:) Crowell, Gloszow; New Onixans, “Apri 25—Arr John Minturn, Stark, New 1 Bork dley Ke Netcare Monti, April 26 ‘ask i low, a Techiona ‘fiom Cork, and |wo Migs — Gia | Peentice, Hopkins Han Pea Biches Askew, Charlerton: “caobe 4 eres. Liguua; Belle, Golding, dey Lost jast evening hous .thrcugh Maiden lane to Howaid’s Hotel, 9e%clock, 1m Kou fe Money, Notes and other papers. ‘The above reward. will be with the contents to No. 42 Maiden tan REWARD —The tubserib:r, to any one who will feed tothe slacovery and, capvigcion of th ho, el cretly pea in h irty, lies’ Bonnets consisting of hinds, by mens of oil ef vittiol, 'dhi on Saturday veuing lust, Sm. on its being returned azones and other ‘This malicious act was com JOHN BURTON ee WARD —Lost this day about ie ° pao between wee street and 103 Chatham street, @ Jeather pocket @ Blerchonts Bankof New York, for $509, 0 ‘Aboot $9) beaudes, in New York city notes, oe 1 $10", Al:o1wo or three Baltimore bank notes of. eheek onthe M-rchynt’s Bink. d 3 shane, savor Solomon J Meae:s or bearer O.pay is been stepped, with sundry other papers, of ‘The abore reward will he pocket brok and its contents, i of Commerce, and no quosions np use to any body bat the owner. for the recover of the it the office of the Jeumal “New York, May 2, 1013. ISSOLUTION OF alta lay eat co-part- ing under the firm of F Ce this dav dissolved by firm will be settled mata consent, ‘Che ey of the late F. A. ARTAULT, A. N. COURTIN, parican of good moral ‘a gentlemen as valet; to any partof this conntry have vo objectien to artend any gentleman who is an in A live addressed to J. At the office of this yrper, will meet with immedlate attentio Satisfac ory references will be given, mi 3 young * Oman, French or Ge 1 and to de sewing. Respectable . Apply at this ¢ ffi ection to goin: the advertiser woald 4 TUATION—Wanted by & young wee ection to take eare of a few chi ase, aker ‘The beat city ref rence given. Decora ive Establishment of Willan Broadway, a young man, of the use of Carpenters? or to work at a decorative branch of busi- ® bermanens situation (9 a compe nt nakers to this will hersneed apy *r NFORMATION WAN(ED——Low the rplaces of resi- shite’, Clinton tomnshin, New Jersey, on the evening of ha |. tWo boys, «ged from thirteen t four'een year one harmed a Stephen Aug''s'us Lyon, iso a light complexion,small blue eves, red face, and raiher slender make; had on when he went away blue,mixed Kentucky jean pantaloons and rounda- bout, coarse shors, and straw hat. ‘The other, Alexander Har ison, dark comp'exion, anf ther stout built; had on when he rent away Keutucky jean pantioons, (dark mixed), di gteen roundabout, and dark overco: Supposed is to ko fone MAN person them, under the penalty Any. | aiscuvering them will pense send them oe Pokies Lo ter, No. 3 Sixth street, where they will be rewarded for their trouble. 029 6t*r OBADIAH LYON. Terie Re WANTED—OF WM. MILLER, late of Scotland, who left that place, via Liverpool, for ‘in Sept. 1821, He was last heard of as in the em- i Pierpoint, di Brooklyn It this shoulo meet is requested to immediately communicate by letter to Wan: Willer, Jt. No.4 Ma field street, Liverpool who is lormation of great importance, or to the ste w- Prd'on board the Geo. Washington, lay iny at’ the foot ef Bate Lng ahp. 029 Iwec REMOVAL—PAU LA. BRE Z. Importer of Watches, has removed his office from 75 Wanrenstreet to a © a Comet ant street. were wk [M_& JNO. O'BRIEN hive remoyed their office to No. ewe street, under the Mech: jank. m4 3t*r ~ TaRAU LT, lately y mutual consent his co to the Daguerreotype dthe publie that he om 168% Fulton st. pec’ ally informs his friends ed his old Daguerreotype stand to 235 Broadway, 2d story. where. he has just. opened several packages received by the fast arrivals, containing 1000 French aguerreatype Plates, No. 30 and 40 warranted French Acro- matic Lenses, and all the chemicals necessary-eomplete app satus, He will be very ylad to see all his old customers visiting ew place. Tiease to give a call—235 Broxdway, 2d story, roo! mms Noy. 2 and 3. Im*r Z. LACY, DENTIST, AS retarned to the citvand resamed the prac‘ice oof his pe one all others who, need ids proteefou servi RESH eine ae waa respect’ — n te IDDLETON & BAKER. Sanh 3 BOA* DIN SCHOOL in the country. A lady ies to taxe into her family ake childrenes botiars cea seholes © render her house a pleasant home 10 the pupil and to ad- Kvery proper attention wi'l be e them. in their studies. their he+Ith and morals tnd retired. DL day scholai raovx, 145 Falcon st; H. Hant, Esq. No. 9.Chambers atreetyMrs. Peet, 765 Green street; M Hart, 3:7 Houston street; Mrs Cumberson, 136 Laurens street: and to Mr ota J. Butler, 19 John street, where terms: will be NO’ ec atoee, of the vies of role mee here- ive notice, that they 1 urpose to ado; for the ridation of all te Those, therefore, who n° of warrants eith 1 and pump in the v Jodement or a lai ge. OF any street oF ‘description for the payment. of whieh the village isll ble, are hereby requested to 41 illage, at the Trev e's Hall, on z particularly the na- nto the Clerk of said or before the 23d day of May in: ‘ing ount and date of the claim, ‘owether with the name of ‘The said Trustees wou'd made arrangements entire village, in three fore hol dung real estate in thit lace are mee, req riod 28 possible, to Mr. fall, Neh h 2d st eet, of the nature 4 by them, so that hereafter ‘ato the true owner. give notice, that they hav e of the ing inet sections. and locationo ‘the ald es all mebpe sverty may bi By order of the Brad of Tr Willixm:ba-gh, May 3, 1813. : ey Goren of the vane igh Guordian Associ: solved, ibe E. D. nieur, be a committee to present the t) to Mr. Atwood, p oprietor of Hermita in tendering the use 0! duet in using all exertions to accommodate the Willets Guardien Association. The above Comm'ttee take — le Mr. Atwood to the Pa v AMOS WILLE'S, JOSIAH WINES, y c. MINTURN, + Bveckiignt. ion Hail, for his kindness i in recommending TE. Chairmin, ng aa aeaseas t of Captain of ind Tumse Acad omy, No, ere exceedingly happy location is pleasant, with an tery for Astronomy and the Lunar Observatious, optical instruments we were taught with every wi him in New York; very explanatory of clearly understood, mand us to recommend nee to th extensive ree mathemat ition in every Teepe, wes of syeretip andueives eal is order, so very essential t racy and safety tiou is clearly shown in a which is mach needed, am and ought fectly. is! teschers,_ we could readily see the ‘of havi ga general acholar in all branches for texch- ‘we metiwith professor H nd at first, it would have Sived us, Wany dollars, ws ell golopeot sens. will find it greatly to their advantage to be aucht er d obtain a certificaty of compeiency. tie means of promoti xpeuse of coming here from other pla no object to ae the advantage of being taughe by so great and able a teache! Canteins Chaneey, ‘Tarley, Clapper, El ‘Thomson, Lord, B. Mittens Loxton. di Shanulio, Des furrows, Lockwood r of the long es Jew cane mn 18 hy advertising imid and d ffident where there hey out fear, and find one adequa e to his profe NriTHBs QUACKERY NOR IMPOSITION. OCTOR EVANS, 100 CHATHAM STRELT, NEAR rietor of ‘he old Galen’s Hy. for more than 25 ve rs, euarante to-ureall panticnlar Re confidential d seases by a pleasant an casy process, without hindrance from busir ss, Has had 40 years +x erience, snd >n ex-elle: tm enact only $3 for all new cases. One trial . are well arranged for tee analy cou fidentil. Open, pally til 10 P.M. tion whatever with DR. WHEELER, CCCULIST. GRE“ NWICH STRe speetfally informs the near the B-ttery, N. Y,, re- lig, that among the ‘many han- dreds 0: cases which he has attended, many of them have been oferated on by other professors wishout success and pronounced neurable ; yet he hes never fai'ed to eradicwte the ase and effect a perfect cure des, ich my have presented steel, am ie }, colored, 28; Warren Nickerson, 50; iT sore eyes, however Permanently cured; films, , Cataract removed by any of the ‘operat ns in Earope. STRABISMU erlied Squinting, Guerin’s celevrated plan, rPd , ‘a few specads on is free from pun or danger |. to M,, after which hours He has coufined teen yeare ae th tre? private entrance, 4th door on Museam. REMOVAL. M&S G. NEWCOMBE, TOBACCONIAST, retarns her acknowledgements forthe very liberal patronage ‘extended to her fur the last 13 years, and would beg leave to inform her patrous and the public gapmally that she has re- moved her old established snuff aud tobacco warehouse to the pacious store No 4 Wall street, Mortimer buildiags, where the ‘would invite the attention of connoisseurs to her large and well selected stock of Foreign aud domesti- snuffs. Just received from Hamburgh a ited supply of Int, 2nd and 3rd quality, Spanish, ScafarJatti and Porto dish (various kinds,) and fine cut chewing ditto. choice assortment of the best brands of H constantly on hy pocket lights, € in ‘Turkish tobaceo; caven- avana and Prin- ‘on the most liberal terms, ‘wholesale ‘or retail. 14 country dealers are invived to call previous to pure mi lintec KMOVED—DR. x street. Offize hours—from 12 to and. in the evening, at 5 o'clock. mater REMOVAL—P- MAE™=, Hin Dresser and Wig Maker, has removed fom 162 t» 189 Bioadway, a few doors below’ the Franklin House, and opposite John street. g fitted una th Te, he will continue the tee his old jie d privat roome for ‘Ladies? hair dressing and jampo 4 This powerful Extract of Jampoony is considered by thousands of New Yorkors aud stranuers as one of tue healthiest artic for the cure of dendruff and atrengt by the Faculty of Medicine in Pari hi ton. Nothiow is more pleasantand delightful than to go throng! this operation iu the hands cf BP. WA. m3 7m*r EMOVAL—DR. CALDWELL 7 removed, Trom ‘Walker street to 508 Broadway. otis ADIES’ CORDWAINERS’ SOCI«TY —An Sena meeting of this Soc-ety, will be held at the house of V. Moger, No. 10: Elizabeth street, on Thursday, May 4h, at one o’clock, P. M. Every member’ is requested to be present to adopt measures for the provection of the trade, and to hear the report_of the com-'ttee appointed to regulate the Scoltring commi'tees ofthe different distri N, ‘The regular meeekieny wi'l be PULNS evening at cpa f ng place. JOHN C, PULTS, Secretiry. [Lefcres=WeEcHES=rEe eCHES—Jast py from Bambu a bark Howard, in 28 days passage, a Vv fine lot of Swee: Leeches nh Yarge and healthy. ‘For sale at 7 per hundred, by JOHN ALLAYOLD, 106 Bowery, and by iOHN LYME, comer of Fulton and Water street: m26.¢r LASS AT No 3JOHN STRE®.U, neat prom iorar STOUVENEL & BROTHER'S GI. tory, the only place where people Gl ie pp ied than any other plice in this city est cut and plan glass, Lamps for hall; Astral and Solar Lamps, Girandoles, French and English China, &. &e , all at munutcctory prices, Every article matched to pattern, ‘Glass cut to order. Wholesale and retail for rears and country ade. at the above, an re ¢ on Tuesday, May First Day—Sweonstakes for fonr years old, two mile heats, Sub. $200, closed with five subscribers. 1—Samael Laird enters bay ¢ Delaware, by Mingo, dam by John Richards. peg ehates Loyd enters ch c Billet, by Mingo, dam by Mam- rind. IJK. Van Mater enters ch ¢ Revel, by Mingo, dam by Eclipse. ar =‘Joueph Hellings enters b ¢ D. Webster, by Priam, out of airy. David Toms enters ch c Stanley Eclipse, by Busiris, dam by John Stanley. Same Day—A rurse of $50, Seeond Day—A purse of $00, two mile heats. Same Day—Sweepetakes, ford years olds, mile heats Third Day—A purse of $3 0, three mile heats. Same Day—A purse of $100, mile heats: For further particulars see,h New York ‘Spirit of the Times. ile heats, free for all ages. On Friday, Mey 12th, wna f isthe Ite te, mile the Races) by bos Sos ot al} be given f ~ aM mile heats, best ; fhe seen ves $15 of which 10 a SS BROWN, Proprietor, Trenton, NJ. May 103 etre BEACON COURSE THODTING P. Sweepstakes. . ri SCHELTEMA SMETS 28 B: way, e the Park, a4 forms her cust Ladies generally, that she from Paris, sev plendid ax: tment of M ‘and other New ‘Goods for Dr ex and Raney Goods o¢ al descriptions. N.B.—In the Diews Making Department. sll orders promptly exocuted in the newest and most approved Krench style, bei tuperiuended by a lady who hi ie arrived, and who has had erygrirnee im the an aio mn ho Hace ct Brenly Milligery, this ény-—Con- sia Capottes, ‘Tarlatan' Dresses, splendid embyoidered for ladies. of a'very new style, entirely different from any belire effered rich Bavrege Divases, ‘Childrens? and 8 general assortment of faney articles, which will be put at & ‘very low price as usual. m3 3ec = _ AMUSEMENTS. ee -_ Steere Grandfather W Wh ieee NPE hie doa hich ‘Aer whieh His LAr Engen ON Niased L Wide, etek Vik, 2 etsy Gnitery, 12% ets. Doors open at 7; HM pas Athi. yond Chas Mesta he pertirmed, MARCHE ee which ne NERVOUS HART bit. O'MALLEY. Ti AUCTION SALED. iti Ma Pe bw iF email in rte, beg ae STORaDAY—— le ee and aH Dd. Lenisa, ¥ iss Bulord Splendid and extensi eri This sale will or my keeping articles, inelu of the best, middiing avd “other a Also, elegant carpets, 2 oo rate pi Atthe comm: nee! ererve, 25 bbls. pr as porfo seauece abun CHATHAM THE Hh erp. of, with lock, at the ware roam of Mr Rock: ett, 138 Centre street, between White and cood hand and new Tesewood ant m es ant others on comm positive orders heve been received, C. M. Seater RNP Tr sin the Biles Rooms vill be performed At ae hal mand cc tton sheetings and shirtings, Lee with WAY A it ‘Nickinson, Colonel Rock “bre ‘Alao, new and second hand caning. 140, London gurs jewelry. N Bi—The tales of ‘Bell & Howard will take *slace, rain or th eve! AMMEICAN MUSEUM The MODEL. OF THE C area of 250 feet, ALL IN CARVED bridge and buildsng in th xteen years labor, and executed person who h¥s been ia Paris can point in, which he lives sg Pay ft ACHE LLS ah Toei Elegant Cabinet. Furniture, Cutlery, Chins and Glassware, and Fall Froats able fidelity ‘a ny rosewood and mahogany chairs, fast tables, maple ss book went, wai Hee Si res tD Dod, ‘rom New Foundland. He a6 feet long, and as large id Silver Piacoa | Albino La- +. rd tables, nurse bedsteads, hairand le Shethield cut. rs, China dinner and IN ENOKMOUS BEnPy ts superior iv ent ee bowls, dishes and tami Fancy Glass Blowing ee, Visitere admitted sate evening {ree Admission Museum and entertainments 25 cents—children half price. PEALE’S NEW YORK MOUSHUM Browdway, avnngite the City Hat, REDUCED PRI E-ADMISSION ONE S| v Mr JENKINS, Comic Delineator, oN if SUL La. SIGNOR BLITZ, the great Moi GROVES, the much admired Dinsense TLER, the best Ethiopian Dancer im America. ments on Saturday at 3 ee Day vi- dy on a rae ota OUSEKEY PING A A’ Y ks. RIELL will Nit by eatalosue iy ah at Worlock, ‘at the large scores Nos. corner of Courtlandt stree assortment of beds and bedding, marufactured by 8. Parker exoressly for the spring about 100 feather beds, 300 bolster HEN Bererio AND, % reenwich sireet, trade, cansisting ed and Ventriloquist. era, aingle atd double, 28'0 iene ‘curled hat , war Paney Glass Blow Afternoon eute { titers admitted the same even ic formanees in tl ire Koom to commer ce nc A splendid Self Playing oh gaaiang SIGNOR. NAGEL’S jes, which will be hasers, and can be evamiaed at any time previ- lelodeon to be seen RW.TI UCTION NOTICE —JACO: day, at 10 o'clock, at 21 Platt street, FY) casi lots. Hardwee and Cath GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT. of *heffield Py $ 2 Kes, cast teal | wood axes, ten Lt tea bettles and ‘ance pans, brushes, shoe thread; citizens of New York and his f tend, that beloee heario fot Europehe intents to give 9 GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT LO ROO ep delist May" "seh. large and suverior assortment, of table and pocke in sets of 5! pieces, Ly White bone and cocoa havdle ‘Also, pocket and pen kni: Catalogues and the goods Cin be examnied tot RA H FRANKLT ABINET FURNITURE —The public are respectfally informed that the subscriber intende oat off at auction on ‘Tharsday the 4th of. id Cabinet Furniture warranted to be of ‘anes rate workm:nshy Persens about parehestns are req tested to call aud BANU: WA cERBUBY, AN. GR, the favorite Ballad PIM ca prenide at the Pi II be farther announced. ranklin, his entire ny of Signor Naxel’s friends, he ‘To commen eat 8 60 Beeaman corner Gold street. .H. TIMPSON, Aucti ner. UNS, RIFLES, AND PIs Will sell this day’ 9¢ 12 o'clock, of single and double burr Ved prrew are of very fine quality mu waich will be sold singly. and one case rifle: MONS. BLEY’S GRAND VOCAL coe INSTRUMENTAL PRE vious ae Hts D ONS BLEY. JACOB 8. PLATT rh PI tt street, sa invoice ARAVA FROM N YORK, annoutee a Gaal Veal and ‘APOLLO ROO: on Thursday. the 11th instant, MADAME SUTTO MONS. FL seakiman, And other eminent artistes. friends Mons. Bley hae at the Music Stores and ble tor sper amen; spas ot o, 20 pair American rifle pistols As this sale is peremptory, the atienti m4 M. isted by the following most MOONEY, Anctioneer. 'y Hardware, Shelf Goods MOON ey NO — tlery, Guus, Pustols, Be —B, 10 o'clock, at Ot Maideis lane ‘sadicons, flat, bastard an tickets at 30 ‘cents, to be ha and at the door, ‘or programme see small bills. Concert to commence at 8 (6 2tr CONCERT will No. 66, Eason hall-paat 7 o'clock tal reet, on Thursday ge Nope yp for the Benefit of 1 hose who hold tickets for the Ii ¥ Concert te a purpose,aod who were not admitted for want eially invited to attend. ined at the door of the Instit ‘Lcask Billie ware. Also, 2 cases shoe thread, R. BRADBURYS LAST ian eral will be Fine Arts —Charles 3. Smith will tore, No. 292 Broadway gabe acae sell at auction, at hi above Reade street, 0 Saturday morning next, at 1034 at the festival of a collection of pain 0 of many new York for maav a been imported from Europe ted to attend audi . ings, unequalled by any offere the maenty of which have va lovers of fine arta are solici- . The room will be lighted on Taesday evening oltection of ‘“plendid English Ke x ds who honored him with their presence tival (April 19:h) that he is ende vor pg to pre- i still richer treat for them at his Ln. For sale at 199 Broadway, 205 do, 411 16 Bowery. 200 Mulberry street,.122 Nassau street, ied do. a following, at otctock, ne jnst arrived rev’ 10N NOTIGE—Eleenat Fane 19 o'elock, the entire s cc of ew cabinet tained in the w-reroom 536 B FIT CONCERT.—Mr. John A. his friends aad the public Aah in will give hus Mouday evening, s pare Bloaly volun way, consisting of sofas of bursaus, washst.nd: from the Olympic Thecre, a ) Mrs. Weideahoper, payil of M. ‘t—, French 1-2 and | Ey A chi maple Grecian chairs, 91 daboar’, top centre and pier tables, aie Nb Egy pean aud white marble INGRAHAM, Auct. ION NOTICE —TROWBKIDGE Saturday Morning. May 6tn, at their account of whom it may once ase, left, in store by ocen pants ferders, alt of which will be sold t0 pay storage, as they cannot ue the righ’ tal owners. m3 TICK. —To Hardware dealers snd others.— Toostttes & Co will se! J, at their sales room, way, 0: Friday morning, May Sti, the entire stock of a wire cl “ie pose at Mr. Kyle’s re: AUXHALL GARDEN—Open for the ara tho pabite that this avonte “pines of eason on Sanday evening, Ail 3th. Iso, some brass Li which relteshmenta ATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ¢ — the subscriber is covetantly receivi: of the bewest sty! by order of the assi.nees, Ps eats ‘rom the enabled to offer alarger mals and at, ch loop prions, at other house in the ci Watabes _ jew ood, fone Watcher clocks aod jewel making a com, si manufacturers, in —Dahtias ae “fine Plante—A. et tl o'clock, at 151. Id her yng tt vd Turvip seeds, wi ‘nts of every variety. Alanthus Seed- lings, Samples of which are now at the store, and are wor! the attention of Growers. Also the. Roses, Rhododendons, double Carnation Pinks, &c. from Europe, if they can be got out Le vessel in time for this sale. ABINET FURNITURE—The pub! formed that i aut tend: and jewellery, whole sO OT. WEN PRESCOTT, ‘sedioi Ns takes inate cy als nod workmanship. call and examine for themselver, SAS. B. GARRETSON, croft ores somber the se + ied Insurance Cempanies in this WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &c. HE. Subscriber having retired frovs the & Co. hi imenced basi winess a f Brod. and Wallstreet .orposite the Custem House, Sale of fine Watches, Diamouds and Gentlemen's Jewelry,at joa Pala yb " ‘4 ibscriber = ar jin after d-ducting 7 per cent; thereby offering Zanopportauity to couvert their diamoads Inte FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—The first or cond floor of the house No. 169 Li "\ate firm of Gel- Broadway; wouldst the it ove or two gentlemen, or ily, who could be ia with mealsin their own rooms atany hour if d FARM ¥OR SALE—The beautiful improved ee Grove Farm s:tuste win Westchester county, three ma a few minutes walk zeres of choice end, ten of SE cantor hs the times. y at any time they may please. Fine Duplex, Lever and Ines commend and warrant ine Watches, which he cam — keepers—alse,Gold Chain, the ‘Tea Seta, of the new patterns, and very best quality aod workmanship at 5 per cent ces. All the above artiel w 3a handsome ia in ee of with box acd. gravel walks threw all of the rarest shrubbery, ety front and rear of the house. ing ground, twenty rods distance from the ho cept as pleemre hi id Sout 1 on the manufacture! ust to the best made in 'atches and Clocks repaired ander his the assistance of the he tsekory grove } perscmal superinten- onds, Pearls and other precious aad and " ital bought or ews wi all street, opposite the Custom Howse. JOHN HENLEY, BANK AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE, THE COLLECTION OF BILLS, NOTES. DRAFTS, &c. &e. MONTGOMERY, ALA. PETERENOK, = * Persse & Brook: with beautiful lofty trees, and ing a good View of the worth the attention of an} For further information eng! corner Jones lane and South street, GROVES, onthe premise: PHILADELPHIA BOTANIC GARDEN TOLET MeAzann Garden, situated on Arch, Filbert, Sehuyiiall and 8 xth streets, p the eity of Fhifaielphia, containing about four ac ex of ground, with dw rT, summer ao ox 1d hot hous pal thertre, scenery, Well known, as ills ‘rad oat is laminates oonaed aaa ble ts tenant, tne 5 at remises wontd be letom Possession may be bad Jmmpcrately. ‘Apply No. 79 North "Tenth street, Phitadelohia, rou Ne terms. EW CAMPHINE LAMP3—Ths subscriber his just assortment of single and double bamer amp, Mheane en improved plan, Htaney of light, combin- ed with economy in burning—consistiaz of glass, fountain, hanging and staid Ininpe; Brest ged bronx errealsr reflecting Lamps; the improved mechanics’ Lawp, suirable for four men to work by, atanexpens~ of three conte per night, Alo, 5 fe. neral assortment of Lamps f om other nafactarers. e ti fore p rehasing elsewhere, to call rhe prices be! M: 8 Gatrerive, street, and 229 6tis*r 478 Gre h street, corner of Canal. DE FLEUR DORANGE & MADEIRA WInk— ¥. QUIDORT, No. 59 boone ia at PRINTERS’ AND BINDERS’ WAREKOOMS, Nos. 29 and 31 Gold street, N. York, April, 1843. PRICES GREATLY RED DUCED.” EA HOF. ARN TIX G PRESS MACHINE AND 84W. CTORY, in consequence of the new a ‘improved i their Presse: sy be ‘ween ‘by th ly senly rrleted tandiny licles manufactured yt Tc wi ba so be th of them in every parnewar. their o d friends will not on ' rivters generally will « iF conatant epdenvor to i impro: They flitcer vane Iven also that ¥, CO recive their endeavors to furnish the articles used by Printers or Bind ‘Types er, executed with the greatest care and promputase, and ‘ow the Jobbing work and repairing will be ame sible prices, with every attention and ex N, B.—All arrie'es manuf-etured by this be stamped R HOE & CO ,s> shat persons from abroad not be imposed apun with spurious articles, made it the lowest pos- is establishment will Printers of newspape:s who publish this advertisement, this note, three times before Ue Aret of July Bextsand pend Gee gl there papers to four times the amount of i TO FAKMER! to payment of their bill on The New York Night ¥ ‘mpany are now prepared to receive and fulfil or- which in pronounced by th riers to be superior im its fertill ties to any manure now in ase, sud they intend tling it at sf to make it accereibla fo ev Wor particulars enquire ac the office of ders for imawure and respectable fn ra nt, 15 Cham- v0 be left for the. removal of the contents of ks. which will be attended to with all They have been at th= extels for the purpose of to make it agreeabl n e noi-ance of carting it through theteity. ‘Ait'uriers may be left. or letters addressed to ths “ties ot the agent, 15 Chamber® street. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. HESR ayy B and eclebrated Pills, Crom Porty; we be obtained in this country, wae, mepicAl Lae SURGICAL No. ESTABLISHED TO RENDER TO THE AFFLICT: ED sound and Scientific Medical Aid. nd 0} eases will be treated, and surgical operations oh tion performes of the first ocoulists in all diseases of to the treatment o desire it will be vis means are limited will only be requiged to pay for their medi- cines. | Three or fonr rooms are provided for private consulta tion. ‘The drug department is attended by an apothecary of kreat experience, and ai! medicines dispensed may be relied on as pare and genuine. caine nd ieech ing will be done at the shortest notiee ight Taviepts fom thy cowmtry wishing tp avail themegtves of the erent advantages this Tustitution possess he treatment of scrofulous affecsions, cutaneous diseases, and surgical tions, con be accommodated with board and rooms in its imme diate vicinity, DR. HOMER BOSTWICK, Ai PI Physician and Surgeon, house west of Broadway ‘tronage and commendation of Y. HIOBEE, . W. C. BROWNLFE, REV. DK: GEO. ape REV’ DR’ G. SPRING, al6'imis co WSREV. DR. SCHROEDER. BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON. TT HE subscriber begs leave «9 inform Mis friends and the lie, Li he aed peers og a = which has been thoroughly re) pated in t manner, hevely tarnished throughout, and Will be opensd om the first of May next. he house is delightfully sitasted immediately opposite the steamboat landing, >nd_ from ite piaz.as commands view ex tending up the Kilis and ovor the bay and harbour of Parke ae thoade estrous of & pleasent residenee daring the ummer months, possessing the advantages of fine salt water hathiog, together with beantifal drives and waiks and conve aient access t¢ the city every two hours by steam, the Belmont House offers inducements ausnrprssed by any other on the ad the subscriber trosts thet his former efforts togive to of the Pavilion, with his rene April 12, 1843. Mis, BESCHOR begs to inform her frends a c that she has removed to 45 Canal street, NY. ate their o ders on silk NIBLO'S: GARDENS—Choice and rare Apoual Flower Seeds, on= package containing 70 ap neatly in separate paners, fe Bartonia Aurea—( q , Cashier ot ) j Montgomery, Ala. and beautiful of all imia, bearing a rich ne of the, most choi ants intredaced from Cali Nd colored flow: *erorw tum Peregnnam or Canary Bird Flower—A ¥ ry beautifn' hardy Aunnal, showing cut and ‘s Ss SPENSARY. 5 ecaegvre is areguine educated physician and sur geon, and rece:ving his sielome, be ums bo 1819; 19a eradaate of Union Coleg: 5 of the United States apd the inte’ wa risDouble Balsams—This delightful plant has long Bae Seraian Double and Quilled Astero=09 super vatie> ney be seen bya + Choice Hearteesse—This seed i of officers purest isa and fi Jest from named Prize Flowers xprenioae sie for mavy years ry ie mort important to, know IRecoes, whether recent or of long duration, hele en: speedy and effectual care Dr. C, wou d most sericusty caution th a " the numerous catch penpy nostrums that are c ded to their notice by ;a host of woprincipled ‘and w tenders, as alvo many otherwisé we seen fit of late to traction every year, there being at ile time te flowers va ying from a et varieties, having rose-color velvet hue toa pale Poi ajacos Splendens—Another di pron ic arlet flower. le border plant, very Nierembergia Fh pyicen—This nnual will cover any border or trellis work ali through the summer with a bright purple rage: the Impostti finle opecides, eit meitifencee and dat therefore, to the victims ty EF a ga wa poe er. Dwarf Rocket Larkspar, mized colors.) mn. i German ‘Ten Week Stock Gilli Flower=25 ininet eal fred, ¥ "Lapinas Crwikshankii~'The most varied and paplaomeot any of te Keupinay has thw sof nearly ever wand white,and cont te penter would add that his rooms and offiees are ca rably adapted to the privacy of patients, and ‘is charges will be me reasonable. Hele (arin Klegeos-A benutifal flower frem California, rose color—keeps in flower four mon: Schizanthus etn us arin cases Ei lish Copper from bi This te. the most handsome of all this | CO Secared from the eal ed with 4 to $3 os, mans: species of annuals, bears refuse flowers of yellow and scarlet. E K. Eschesome Croces—A fine orange flower, and au abendant Nene ce for sale by «to call the attention of their friends above selection of Ant ‘The propiierors the cultivators of F jowers, te th Seeds, chosen out of act 300 of the most choice va te know atthe ‘present time, all of whieh are w Seed, imported from Europe this spring. : he dacokean Lilly, Gl od Pavtacionts, Mexiean Tiger # ble Dahliag, Se. ke —ali of which are now ready for planting eut rom cree NORTHERN AND WESTERN EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE. ‘The Bubscribers having completed their arran new prepared to forward passe. N Western States and Canada, b: dw cal y lines of towboats, rail- } North riverand Krie Canal upper . & SYNE Re, 576 Broadway. WINES, BRANDIES, &e. HE subscriber offers the following tes ithe ‘ollowing are a few of the most ‘ines, he. for sale at 45 wrades—A montillad: ily use, in wood and in * Clarets—Chateau Margenus, siaiens St. Estaphe, Larose, ti oper an ‘Low: Canala. 8: Jutien—also in © on in their Lond. Hocks—J sbannesberg athe, Marcohrauner Cab‘net,( Brovederg, Assinrushausen, Grechansen, Hi Peisporter, Leibfeaum: sen, Rudesheime Gie' enhermer, Hoehheimer, tee. ke Sauterne, Barsac, Maseat, Chablis Burgundies—Clos de Voureot, Chambe: we” old Cognac Brandy, vintage 179%; capresely ct sammer 4 toeall on the su nts, as they confidert!y offer are snch as cannot fail to ove highly advantageous, and they pledge themselves that every attention shall be ai to snanre comfort and deepateh For farther Waa art PRCOTE, eis Geperal “e ine Holland Gin ra are recommend fc BuNT DAVIE.