The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1843, Page 3

THE FARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE oye ted my of Ve- Bereal. Thin poner al en rr gt Ba Sire propane red the now ey Piet talebrates Miderated Mo Monsier Ricort of the talle Charitie in Paris, has completely abolished the use of mercury in those loathtome mal its effect being far more effectual and safe than any raed paration. All persons arp id venereal, sore throat, ulcers, in in Vi the. joints or bones, arising either from secon’; venereal or an injudicious use of mercury, should avai theinselves of this most powerful purifier without Tong Sold in large bottles, $2 each ; fa small do $1, in caves containing half adozen, $5, carefully packed arg sent to all parts of the Union. Office and Consulting Rooms of the Coll W. 8. RICHA! e, 97 Nassau st. SON, Agent. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, May 23-6 P.M. The operations at the board were large to-day, and prices in advance. New York State 5's, of 185, rove! per cent; Illinois 6's, 2 per cent; Kentucky 6, $; Ohio 6's, § percent; New York State 54's rose 1 per cent; Long Island R.R. rose } per cent; Canton, 2); Mohawk, $5 Ohio Life and Trust, 2 per cent. At the new board the sales were large, at the same ge- neral features as those at the old board. The general feeling is certainly one of enterprise. The movement of Illinoie has fixed the attention of capitalists, and every thing tends toa favorable result. We remarked yesterday that it was stated that the Me chanics Banking Association had found its $4,000 of mis sing specie. It isnot the case. The false statement ema noted indirectly from the bank. The investigating committee were in session until late in the evening, had sent round to all the banks and found the balances cor. rect. There are many deficits likely to be discovered be- fore that money is found. The business of the Western Railroad for the week ending May 18, this year and last, was as follow: Business Sra Wesrran Rar Roap 1842. May 1843. Increase Passengers, 243 301 Freight, &e 7072 2,509 ‘Total, 32,315 2,007 The increase in freight is over 50 per cent for the week, and is a most significant hint to “ Rip Van Winkles” of New York, that the werld around them is progressing with giant strides, while they are slumbering under the fumes of former stock speculations. The following is from the Courier of this morning :— Iuio1s ann Micnican Caxat.—We ask the attention of the holders of Illinoisand Michigan Canal bonds and serip, to the advertisement of the Commissioners of Ohio, which whill be found in another column, inviting -sub- scriptions to the Canal Loan authorized by al at the last session of the Legislature ef that State. What is the use of procuring such noticesas that? Since the Ohio bubble has been going on,the Courier man imagines that there are no commissioners except from Ohio. Is heso ignorant as to think the Ohio men govern Illinois affairs? Or perhaps he means to insinuate the Il- jinois commissioners should pursue the same course with him that those of Ohio did. Illinois stands upon the truth of its position, and has nothing to conceal, cloak over and palliate like Ohio. ‘The late law abolishing the office of Bank Commission- ers, and regulating the affairs of the chartered Banks, re- quires them in section 8, to make a quarterly report to the Comptroller, commencing Aug.,1948,which shall be pub- lished in the State paper with a summary. The report of each bank shall also be published in the newspaper of the county where it is situated. Pursuant to this law the Comptroller has addressed a circular to all the banks; from most of them he has received answers in assent; some of them, however, show a disposition to avoid the publica- tion and resist the law. This isa last effort to sustain themselves. No banking institution which professes a fear of publicity can sustain itself against the current of public opinion. The strong and well conducted banks will’ put their affairs quarterly before the public, whose confidence is necessary to their existence. Any institution which attempts to fasten discredit upon itself, and attract the gaze of the public, by keeping aloof from that candid exposé which all others make, will work out its own ruin, even if it escape the penalty of the law. Those institu- ticns that comply with the law and bow to the will of the people, will be obliged in self defence to refuse its paper, anda currency not countersigned asthe people have di- rected through the new law, willnot be countenanced by them. A bank that wants the confidence of the public cannot obtain it by refusing the conditions en which the people have offered confidence. The feeling in the community egainst banks 1s strong, and increases, rather than otherwise ; and a long period of uninterrupted prosperity must elapse before that blind confidence,which formerly existed in corporate promises, will return. The banks in the interior of this State are many of them in an exceedingly precarious condition. They have hitherto contrived to sustain themselves, but a large portion of their assets are of a nature which must be dead for perhaps yearstocome. Real estate will not ascend in value for a length of time. It will only be by some future paper expansion that its old position will be recovered. Such an event is very distant. On thecon- trary, the prolific growth of the west, pouring in its agri- cultural wealth, is calculated rather to depress the mo” ney value of property in New York, by keeping down the money value of produce. With « low range of prices far less banking is requisite. Most of the old assets are speculative, and cannot be improved in value by the new cash business springing up. Any future profits that the banks may make, must be by an increase of deposites and circulation. The profits on these, after makir g up the deficit on the interest of the capitals dilapidated by bad investments, will go towards restoring their affairs. With low cash prices country de- posites will ecarcely be large; and an extended circula- tion will be exceedingly difficult to be procured under thenew law. The opening of the railroad from Boston, over which a large portion of the northern trade of New York will go, carrying thither the circulating bills of the New York banks, will expose those institutions te the prompt action of the Suffolk Bank system, when business moves to any extent. The New York currency, which formerly came exclusively to this city, will go in considerable amounts to Boston, and will involve the necessity of abandoning the Suffolk system altogeth- er, or of extending it through New York, to allthe banks that come within the increased circle of Boston trade. It has been the consequence of the Suffolk system in New England that the Boston banks always had the circula tion exclusive to themselves, The New York system of allowing the country bank bills to cireulate in NewYork at a discount, has produced a result directly the reverse, as wrgtt ey Jan. 1, Capital. Circulation. New icik cvantry Banks, 19,589,847 7,400.58 » city " 21,960 290 4,331,353 Excess of capital $4,770,443 circulation, $3,069,165 Suffolk system of collecting all the country bank bills, and returning them immediately on the issuing bank for redemption, keeps them out of circulation. When business is active, bills generally return in two or three weeks after they are i dd. In New York, the bills float down, and being at a discount, remain in circulation from hand'to hand, while the city bills, being bankable, are daily returned to the banks in payment. Thishas been a great source of strength to the country banks, but will hereafter materially fail them. The most segacious and experienced efficers and bankers in Wall street are exceedingly cautious of retaining on hand any country pills for any length of time. The vast change in the currents of business must produce a corresponding change in banking, which may prove disastrous te oxist- ing institutions at the Stock Kixchunge. 2900 N Y 5; 100 80 shas St ington RR 3t 1400 dod eee aac it 00 NW 1850 9635 30 Lone folana HR iano Kentuehy Gs bags a ber 31 sree tuiuo's 6's 1000 SS Wo Paterson R St ODE jino's ‘aterson [7 4000 Tad. Doll. ee % ‘do do ? 1000 do” do 30 5) do do a 1000 Tennesse 6’s 3 150 do do 60ds 4636 1000 Ohio 6 # 1860 9 17 do. do v7 {000 dodo 43d 89 32 And. & Roch. RR 92 Ho sitd wi 30 Mohiwe RR way Be 0 : od 36: do biSd 89%, 25 do do ead do stw 800% 100 Harlem it a do twa 50 do do Pi to tw8% 5 Canton Co HH ae BSB oe 8 do 2 3 a do. 36 130 Merchants? Bk aids ny 30 Manhattan Bk 15 “ne shes ation sand Bi. 20 Union Bank 108 do bi 16 Merchants’ Ex. Bk 104 MO Voetaturgit Beste Tig it Ste Bank ” Con'ship tas, Co. 100° 4200 City 5 1858 6 New York Public Stock Exchange. 2000 NY 534% 1860 v30d 193 £000 Ohio 6's, 160 atw #9 1000 Kentacky 6's in 200 do | do ash 8984 1000 0 do do 30d go00 6d) odo SUW 8955, 1000 do d> baw 96% loco. do tw 804 1000 25 shas Farmers’ Tiutt 22 5000 jh 19 Canton Co 26 5009 do do 2 = B bo iY 28 08 TH % ae ia EA Hatiem ait Be 4 ia Long Iilend be iW male te do do SZ 1000 11. &e Mi, % do uN Jivg Tikspe Beta Bide 090 308 50 Peterson $e R 3000 Ting ad 3h tg Aub. Roch. RR yg 2000 mois re ling t 10 do 30 Na Dob. 29 yrs bid 315 shes Board, 50 shas Ly Is'and [6R bio 52 do a _ do lo at 40 Canton Co Id aft ope 28 00 lad: "Doll? 25 yrs bio 31 3 1000 Indiana Bonds bee Ce rer fet BR ee 10 shas L Ivinet RR ras P bie 254 do 8 my By do By os ” feenon RR 0 State of Trade, The feeling in the markets generally is good; that isto say, although business ix not es large as it might be, yet mber of strangers in the city is large, and they have all of them some money, while the movements over the western waters are such as to encourage the belief that the amount of business will well consioerably Ly te — There is a fair demand tor Pots. at ti ad 06 Teller sails 6} 10 7) cts; Western rendered, ot 64 074 Naval Sere Spirits Turpentine 38 « 3écts; Wilming ton Rosin, § Treonaee- Pork Obie mone at $0624; Prime at 7 56}; Prime Bee! at 5 50 a6, Lard at of "beein—Whe Hay—Sales at 42 0 430 for shlement. Flour and Meal— Genesee, $47 5 Rye Flour, Nikita 295) }; Brandywine 2 ‘874 bhde 12 7; ship Stutt: 1048 Lhe Dtea. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral of Mantis, relict of Gerardus Smith, from No. & Harrison street, ‘on Wednesday afternoon, st half past 4 o'clock. Weekly Keport of Interments Im the City and County of New Vork, fom the lth day of May to the aeth day of May, 1803. 43 Men ; 35 Women ; 9 Boy Goris, Total, 131. Cole, 2; Con- 4; He i Mortientien is baloys 2s Bere its, 2 to 5, 12; 5.0.10, % we 26; to 9, 1; 50 to 69, 7; G8 ‘to 70, Seotland, 3; Brush Poses "Passengers Arrived. (—Brem bargue Charlotte—M_ Huroth, Dr Miller and ra, apd M Smith. bary, A Core, F Wilson iy brincene— Franklin, lady and ou: J Show, E Richmond, ‘f M Passengers For Mevitennantan—ia the U 8 ship Lesington—Samue! W Dowr in 4-e op to take commend of the sloop of Tear Painted oth Moditerruuten, ‘Thomas Hile, clerk. to pa do Gardaer, Colby 8 Cont Ht Schondorft—1 box, 3, Wik stadt. Passengers, M fox Povew: Hercth,' Mi Miller and tantly, <2 steer: etito Jawnino—Bng Rosslan—2920 bigs coffee JL Phi 209 do Grivnell, Minturn & coma do onler | Nevyiras—318 bhds S283 bbls molasses. 50 bxs sugar 56 tes 3hhds honey 2 tous furtie 3 pes old irom Holt & Owen Domestic Importations New Oatrans: he Shoemaker—590 bb's whiskey 148 bbls flour, 96. do pork, 40 ek lard, 451 hhds bicou, 11 cusks do Davis & Co— 70 bb's whis! ‘Simi New Onveans—Schooner 8 i Lad & Whitmarsh—56 do P jimore—57 hhds_ molasses De- larmouy & co—220 do W Bara- 11 bales cotton Suydam & Sage. Moniauersa ee ner Scutherver—99 tes rice Fitch & co —90 de 59 bales coitoa Smith, Mills & co25 do H .everich— 83 do Aymar & co—62 do 59 tes rice order. MARITIME HERALD. ‘aun Ship Masters and Agents. e esteem it a favor, if Ci f Vessels will to Commodore Roper; ‘sii "1 watt s News Fest nie of our N Row of the Shipping left at the Mort whence they Vemsels Spoken on their Passage, a List of hear ¢ ro and nv Foreikn Newspapers 0 board them immediately on thelr arrival. 2 Cor: respondents, at home or, pbyos sending to this Ot obtain. Nao received. PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 24, agents and goed, will also paier a vet by (nfarmaation of any sind oil ve tesblte rr +716 Cleared. Ship Probus, Sumner, a W 8 Wetmore—Brigs Chas Hammond. ao, Georgeto peers poses Beals eh Bit, Porta New Jersey Peau Smith eee Witmin sia TES. B. anus Smith, Mil's, Wilmogton, J Ogden; . Bax ker, Alerandria, Sturgess & Clearman. BN "Arrived. Brem barque Charlotte, Hahorst, 34 days from Bremen, with dae to Noltening & Paremstedt. op Rassian; Simoson, of Bosten, from Rio Janeiro, sth of ith coffee to JL Philli ¥xact, Johnsen,9 days from Savannsh, with 500 sacks Sturge'ss & Clearman. ‘Vanvoo, Bornham, 20 days from New Orleans, with 200 lasses to order. Caroline, Bate, 19 days from Mobile, with 672 bales cot ton to Past & Phillipe. Brig Tonauin, Norion, 18 days from Nenvitas, with sugar ee to Hol Schr Princes, Smith, 7 days from Charleston, with cotton, &e to Vietor & Duckwitz. Schr Southerner, Gibbs, 6 days from Charleston with cotton to the master. Wiehe Ocean, Bishop, 29 days from Attakapas, with molasses, sare im Darion, with cotten and Schr Planet, Cobb, 2 days from scan: with mdse to J Thurston. Schr Jala, Shoemaker, 21 days from New Orleans, with mdse to the master. Schr Phe 8 days from Wilmington, NC, with ne- val stores ght Extio, Robinson, 6 days from Georgetown, with flour, mast Sehr Baltimore, Bickmire, 21 days fiom New Orleans, with molasses, to Brett & Vose. Sehi Win 7 Thompson, Parker, Wilwingtor. naval stores to Sharles E Thorn, Smith, Darien, cotton to R M De- Below. ip amd one brig unkpown. jailed. U 8 sloop of war hexagon, Capt Glendi, for Port Mahon, Maditerravia Squa pa Gladiator, Btn, London; Manhattan, Amsterdam: barques Hecla, Williams, 3t Barts; J W ‘Win Nelson, Portau Prince, and others. Herald Marine Corre: idence, Orrice of tar Rusor lsiaroea,} Arr 20th, Morning Stay Nicxerson Trom the Keasebee, for 8 sa ale waren fr YSN Poh an ea Allen, Passed a, er Bayeor for Providence. 81d, Gozsile, Savannshy Kienz Hanah & Abienl. Leland, fo Providence for mou, Health Tus Providence for Wen, mee ld'2end, Alerander Mitchell Charleston: General Record. Commence or New Your —The arrivals at this mort fo the werk ending the 22d inst, were 27 ships, 20 barques, 5? brig and 7a schooners. A Avice Vovace—The Northumberland, Cant Savory. ¢1- dat Salem on Maturday eveni 45 m Rio Granite, i been abrent from Salem only 107 days. Capt 8. made ts at to Rio Grande in {1 days, which is said to be th> Thortest passoge ever made t* that tiace from any port in the United Stat ¢ Northumberland is a Baltimor» clipper built brig, of 176 tons burthen, and is omned by TP Pinger. Fourperep —Sloop and bricks, sunk on Nan ed; hall snd cargo so'd at auct » Monaison, Benson from New \ ork for Canton,put into Borneo, sadder dimadged, reported by Capt Vasmer, of Whalemen, 0, Rose, of Salom, was at Rio Janeiro, April 6, put in, in distress. By_ the pilot Aresford, from ri oa pak: Jacob Delle a ff Cay Hevlopen May 22, londerry for "Philad ‘all of passengers _— Lith inst, fat 30 50, lon 79 18—by pool for Philadelphia, 18th inst, off Cape Band to Rio, passed off Cape Venn sth Viadore, for Boston, ath inst off Key West—by the Ocean, at edinburgh, Havre for Havana, 6th inrt, lat 24 30, lon 79 39—by ore fwell, Boston for Caleut‘a, May 20, Nan rehest te tucket W.. 60'miles—by the jah, at Boston. Mary Fravers, of Boston for Cowes, May Sth, off Hatte- Jackson, Liverpool for ‘aad Orleans, 3rd inst, |Tennessee, at Bost for INew York, 10h ‘mt, Jat 42 42, lon 65—by_ orton Ww i fm Pe buco for Rio Ja- neue tc ASN ti ivion ebb WF somes, at Baltimore, Charlotte, Havana for NYork, 13th inst, lat 32 40, lon 76 30. Banaanors, Avr oAry Ropelann Ames, Phila. 1o—Arr lata, s Di ‘aprioIa port, nts Stanley, Rue, fm Philad Creig, Leith, Cld, Sir RD Marshall ty Ste- Wat . Y; se Wat Brown M |, Brown, Binal ANEIRO, ie le port, "few dey Lacy ‘Pemtaas, Keller, Montevi Susan: Newcoinb, Motite video, on the 12th; U 8 brig Chipol to proceed in a few da; W: myo pat in leaky. Rid Granpe, Ay fred Hammond, fr 20 de; Tenruck ite, of Nye, whieh bi put buck about March sold for $1525. | SI coreetly as sold) Di Zealand for nd for NYork, t Marseilles Techy, and wee vondemand ind ch 21, Breminm, (before reptd ior Montevideo. Barn, May Arr James MeCob! Portuann, May Drink wat im Sawyer, ‘New ymplain, jay 20—Arr Republics Sowle, ‘N York; 21st Hope & Susan, Fmalley, do. k; Pomona, Shearman, do, May 20—Arr Susan, Ferguso y ay fo Ar Teanenece, ferrets braltar; Lion. ston; Alderman, ‘ei 3 ‘ola; Acorn, Howes, Loe See: naw, Loni Norfolk; Jasver, peer Lae ‘and Ausconda, am teks William, El Besford Alabama. Stetson ‘Mobile: Savannah, ‘ta oR aay Ar "Badions t, Wileey, fo; tet, diver, Dav 4 Henry’ Gibbs, Glsbs, Hs tte. ALnsny, May, Arr Talent. Bates, Boston; Athas, NY ork Gib? ford; Burlington, NYork. Sid, Hardserab- nee; Yankee, Adins, do; Aurora, Barton, Lpral; Sparte Fe" bevte, Prov ¥ erton, and Susan, Bray. Bo tHaldsh West, Barker, NYork; NYork; R ‘Tom- nd J Stia ihe: Phlate!phts Bichmoud—May 19, Joha R wensend, Newsrk, SJ Gen Scot, Kuald, N ‘Thorbe, NYork; Kégar, Wovlston, do; [P Sumner, Howland, Bio Hin, ta Gr Gobe, Si 1. Depa Titiehigau, er nM hey Passapen, Blvzabetl City, NC, Bld, Do: + Globe, Gloucester, Mass; Greenport, NBedford. ron May 20—Arr Di on, Re bi wd do. Bd. Auror, sigan, Lie iu port, Elizabeth, (Br. br Barstow, for Liverpoel, loadiiu: tonfte load for do; Conqueror, [Br] Mo Weimberie, fordo, disg; Oceanus, Doane, Torve: deaux, Ide; Olympia, Holbe ton, for Havre. ue i FBr) Auld, Clyde, lege Cath tte. wir aale clergo; Prompt, Da Deep pli for, Bepenal, ide jayater, Carter Brothers. Mayhe: b-ater, Parker, wtR; Susque May’ 19 —t Gitpstnek. Hi en Mav 8d Koawel King, NYork. RENCH BRIG OTHILIA—Debts hi th may be con- acted by the crew, will uot be paid by the ptain nor the repairs. caer Gardoer, St Peterburg, “Bid, Cornelia, “Ricketson, New Wart a com etent nerson 10 “istribate Cards, Hesdbilte and Circulars, Address L. M. at this oBee. ant ED—A si we Chea total t must be a Proficient ‘2m rat sight. Z. office of the Cor the Cho Protestant Ep sec- a my ontrale mar Ths and able to sing her & Enquirer. 2 2 NT EDA Bugler, Drummer snd, for he ate: Naval Hendesroas Water nanet: SPAY Immediately 6 OARDING—A'gentleman and his wile can be accommo, dated with gentee! bourd,a commodiousand well ventilated room, with a pantry, in the’ pleasantly» ituated house No, 436 Pearl, between Mad'son and Chatham a0, 4 few single gentlemen ean be accommodated pleasant room: on moderate terms. Cal'andsee, m236t*r HAND joMe APARTMENTS, in Houston street, vear Broadway to let, to gentlemen, with breaklast and tea, or {all board, quired: Keferences required. Kequire at’ the N orden, or at the house, 411 Houston street. cL Kew nes. eReAMEO NT ee Ore nd Pieces superior ar he offers fors:le cheap. He also fi @ superior atyle, at the shortest no sonable term: Str WATER BATH —The subscribe: the pub fie and bis friends that his mew and com) for la- nd Kentlemen, has taken her station for the seacon, at her Std situation soe of Castle Garden Bridge, and 0 con structed that a fine stream of pure wate ih every moment with the tide, He invites ait no crime npd see for themselve: “3 m2 2ti TT WINES, Ke Bridport Sein Twine. Bale and Ba’ Cotten Wrapping & 8, 14°do Cotten Yaru avd Wiel Cotten Warp &e. merican and English Show Thread, of various numbers and qualities, for sale'in lots to suit gimiehtaers, by 8. KINGSLEY, U7 Maiden Lane, MENTS—To-nisht, Grand Vocal and Instramental teux, Cafle des Mille Colounes Saloon, 307 ment of the celebrated Steyer ermsrk fermi y will siog their national Steyermark costumes. C.rcert to commeme Entrance fie: m3eod 3: etna ou the most rea: m23 1m*r m23 Im ‘n0 oecasion to wear {a'se har Ladies are often troubled wi ha pain or disease in the ed by the preasure of the false hair. Ladies can chavged to look as well as jt it did, w Saont loa aranm exvrraaly to be tended by a Tady Alto, Mr. le Will change gentlemen's h any shade or color. Druggists would do well to keep it/or sale in other cities, as humbay ¢ going out of date. Whole: sale and retail, at No. 9, Chathun st-opposite ithe regiater’s office, up stairs. 1m *r POUDRETT« FERTILIZING POWDERS. a sale at the lowerat cash price, a" a supeyior qaality, at 23 Chambers st, by the New York Poudrette Com; ‘The contents of sinks removed at the lowest rates and in the least offensive manner possible. Orders by mail promptly attended to, matec m 23—318r iP SHERIDAN, for Liverpool —Pusseugera ONEY TO LEND—aBKAHAM J, JACKSC ON, Pawn by this ship will p ease be on board Hercu'es Broker, No. 58 8 steam! ot Whatebell, wom row (25n twat) at It o'clock, at which time the ship will sai! Leiter bage wht close at Gi 1 Hale's News Rooms, A : at whieh places, aN letters will be received. the rece; Ty nL President on his mis templated Mist 10 thon ite nares it a | of A THOS. M’SPEDON, Bee — ber in large or ai ry, silver ware, perty of every NGLISH L—20 tous very superior quahicy Br glisa Coal, now on beard Sur Edward Hamilton, for sale by WOODHULL & MINTURN m23 2tr 87 South street, To SPANISH DOULOONS, Sovereigns, and Bank va eugene J. SELVESTER Notes. for sale at m2) 6tr 22Wailstreet and 130 Peetene: Sant 2500 secks Ashthon, factory flied, landing frome ship Garnek, For sale by ¥.K CO} misr 56 South atreet BSOCIATION—A meeting at be held on ‘Phursday (Jo-morrow) evening. at 7 o'clock, atthe National fall, t, (oear Brondway, erst side.) for the vroose of east # to establish an Association he vi f The Public it invited to Jadies. “By order of the Pr marieler be reserved for Amsnecan Pha BL. See’y. A BO isrhoring or trative Wan toe to te Jewe'ry business, who | ai The COLLECTIONS on all parts of the Uniied Staces, made on the most favorable terms, by SYLVESTER, . Je m206r 22 Wall street and 130 Broadway. L*® EECHES! CERCHED! LEEC HES '—6000 very fine large healthy Ge ‘Lec! for sale wholesale or retai ied by a competent nat ron, im*r me of the choice:t Ni that remain of the impor mony & Co. and ere under € ‘Samples can be seen at my store and they will be offered at private sale until Ist June, when all that remains thall be sold on tat day to the highest bidder, without rese've_as the ship mets must be closed. W A. CARTER, Wine and Commission Merchant, m23 tlstJr 5 New street, New York, Oa FRI. the APOLLO massnr. Pr og pot of no"ne! Ae !=—MUS! N t , EVENING, May ot ante Lo £9esh and J 8 ¢ performance wil com: LECTURE ON MUSIC! Which will be delivered hy Mr. Loder. with "Ma Jnstrations by the Class ard eminen: Profersional Talent — ing the Lectare will be wa g the following aLcient eompo- Ballad, written Masician of bis day, accompaniment. To conclude with a Grand Vocal and Lostromental CONCERT! In which May Loser, ‘a Pde Mr Massett. Gavtary and Marks, oder end Mrs. at ry Rooms of the Instivate Lyceum, 592 Broadway ; rt Frores, at the Apollo Rooms, en th FIRE WORKS. ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHNIST. THE mont extensive, varied, and bi bitional Fi ‘Works ever manufactured in this ountry, oe realy for delivery ou the lowest te: a lots to suit com: ‘od parties for the e*lebration of Fourth of July, at the States Laber Cnty. ite attention. Goods de! red to any part o! the erty free of expen my 24 tous is%ec ROTON WATE. 1y in advance, ich the sarply day, the mevery payment has rot ane iousty made at the office ‘oton Aquséuet Board, ‘Old Alms House. To all instavces where th shall be so stopped, it wil be ad for the applicant fora ne to 24 ald re-openie dition to i hb. BIGELOW, Heater. No. 395 Broadway, = assortment of fiue- towed Guitars, finished atyle “ati Iystramen's from this manufactory, loug favorably known in the dd Stotes, wi Strangers before pareh: }, and examine the spleoded workma of thew instrume ots, and ascerta’n the prices. They will be found lower th: any, cther louse 1p the city, r. Pa . ne Professar of the Finte ood Gee Teme sMlicted with this most distressing disease, are infor rmed thy ED, bs be \s resumed the practice— 1 bys pou ctire OLIVER HALS Since the publica ion of his he has made such additional discoveries, a8 to induce him to believe, that he can now eure the moat obstinate aud iveterate cases; ho matter of tow loug standing. He has asso whose m-dieal by the public, 75 Chi mit 68°F PAVEY’S Jeatty Cok brated Waterrroo! Composition + for Harness aod ( Hw , Self Shining Harnes Ligne Polishing Paste, sateaeeil haviog sufficieutly vested Charles ravepte Wavenncont Composition for Harness and Carriege ‘Selt Shi hess earls, consider them to tele cape cleanstog ‘the mountings of | ‘aud silver plated gooss, German stiver, Waee those. dest! wees articles—Jo perelly prodncss Gibson, Saddler. 60 L. Post, do, cor ~, Pavey presumes the shore testimony of ro mene competen: ju ripe to be quive sufficient te © me pmblic that the apove nemed a:ucles are traly valusble and d- serving of their ham, where all orders Pavey’s signature, attached to each label, without which wowe'are genuine mbl were hie Old Galen Dw to 100 Chetham vent Pearl st, where be is safe, speedy aod ¢flectus! treatment and ene of and where the real old D’. Keane will be found by b's sumerousenguiting fiends. It age, sereuce aed forty years excerionee entitle tr: [pre yhener to vrete romes.thea would dirret the attention of a diseersiae pubive (” ae He wishes the able Us iknow ‘het 7 office in ‘stip. Hee ‘consel:atvons ‘cowidential PIC. aL AID — Ls SL % his cl sme. o thove who de ret consult « Medved acqair: manta sod prevtl il expose H be feud at hie of fices at avy hour inthe dey ¢ ‘The Dr. hes been en gsged in au office practice for the last jt years in hs erty and is the author of several treatises upon thuse have engag*d his attention daring that time. inch. mis.ry his pat into his hands hich are very quiek in performing a € ‘with sl! pecessery yin parcels at $1, Th sok giving symptoms, treatment and No. 2 Aun st —private entrance (th door from Misevimn ney at inner door. mare M EDICAL NOTICE. isthe Provietor blished Hanterian N wishes to mform the hor his private relief to those who wich mt finding permanent pe perfectly unde sto 4. jasiing cure, in any ud failing remedy, Doctor pay. aten paths ef his brocher medics, fie ‘makes » perfect sind by, the use of that never- Drop, he will pot trke cane 9 Honter's Hed “;he Doctor in thas departing, io « » easare, fom the FEMALE PILLS, HESE d Pills, from Portaga!, ave wo peree this coustry, verare mantonthe. “FP a Uther Ne ‘all street. m2 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. LIREHUGH’S NATIONAL GALLERY* OF WIGS AND SCALPS, 20; BROADWAY, NEXT THE COR. OF FULTON ST. has a large assortment of his celebrated Bnd Bealgn now Gu ieds ad will ell thems at vary, 8. reeuredp All wearers and connoissears are invited to inspect his DS OF HAIR, Thich, for elegance) lightnese. and, du y, may be classed ‘among the first productions of moder times.’ In their manu jcture they differ from all others made here. ‘Tix id so equally Giotriparee, as to appeal the brow than the pring disagreeable climate, they are in- ly one 0: Members of © a quarter of th steno oP Cotaren ‘wearing Cos wigs, can be referre The Prices will be found to suit the cireamstances of all classes. m23in6t* r CORE Or eA et Six peckages § ind'amond Seven bales Skins Hin diamond Seven do Din tri'gle dee Five enska Madder Per ship Oconee, trom New Orleaas, and Ope casi Per ship Ocmulgee, from New, Orleans, will m 20-4 i Sa Somh street. CULL, LANDS IN THE NEW, SENTLEMENTSrA Jom Citizens “and Ravigrants"—The owner of this large ‘and valuable traci” of Land +hallepges “the ‘Varted lease call at co. Sut roduce another loses with all the advantages like ie —Look at perony 125 from the city of New York, vest of the Hades: county ef Dela- ware, the Leautiful Beaver Ky'l River “‘ranning trough the centre of the settlement,” and the healthiest partof the not ibe the far off siekly west.) Now the New York Ksie Railroad, which is to run through this settlement. will you youne lard and take the gs lately ried 4nd 50 god families, ate wow preparing to move on. Cail at No- 3 Broad street NR! ints fan wil told in any quantity, tle yimentensy. Also 100 imuroved Farias for sal oes to the Jand on the iat June. ei jand to go with hin 1m 22-Stis®m ALE O¥ HORSES.—1 splendid Grey Horses ill be sold at public n Wednesday morning, ten o'clock, ‘May 24th, Snedecor & Th tale ia, inf ‘reat of the stables hurston, No. 73 Keede st. eer He MOST DELIGHTFUL Or ALL EXCURSIONS. =A whe Bigs the iver to Hoboken, and then « Walk 10 the Elysian Fields along the exceevingly berutiful aad ares of the place, will prove the most easily hed ttractive ol all the rural excursions that can from the city. The gro he trees being mostly ti it WRIGHT & CO. will open an_ office of feo and + posite at Oswego, N. Y., on the Ist of May next, will make collecticus and remityances at reasonable rates, ferto Lenny Bah Wag, cashier, New Yor Se ke, Brews Hebinon New Yo Patehin, heq., ‘cashier, Albay, Oswego. April 20, 1843 BARKY'S WIGS AND SCALPS. A elt pany Ait ik fo Hak, 8 rem Londen 7s real real ‘Thsic peculiar hak gumsans eee ae bene evacily as the natural and their superior maternal and style of fash and asrangement, a!l com! ket heads of hair, that they must be evated. al ra anh h will We A bew svatem of the art AY Wigs ad Bex sons, Sees specemen of | satiety the mos ther ne Yo nenpest_ma- ker im the cups ‘Brosdway, comer "st FF: sarees, =p care mi? 2w ins®ee GANTLEMEN AND Lables’ LEFT OFF WARD- BE—Gentlemen or farnslies desirous of converting therr left off wearing eppare! into cash, ean obtain for ‘he same ‘ash priee. ig the city or changing uy spe 8 effects to dispore 01 wlventage to send for the subscriber them at ther rest lence by preteen, at, Va ick street, New York. Alize through the Post Gthee, or ‘othermise, will wocsive Prrmpt attewion matin PHOENIX HOTEL, HOBOKEN. HE subse sber, ormerly of the ne Waa Sen, reapee fully her treads nthe above named Hotel, and seine thre wg ou. abd ‘hat it is wow Open r dew ner ww ougee. poy ty vein mate for these persons who may favor Foime SRS M. SWRENY._ BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON. ‘The re qs te are wile me, heh weirs Lerwmiuation (0 8pmre we from \he pores, and huis for every one you have oow | <—_ a t -=— Reader. d you have ene my be thet bas 0 Srtef viene aud dea h. age met Cousmeyt eames oad peor perforated your Gold; 77 Kaat AUCTION SALES. y - NIBLO'S. THY wat ey ‘aaa Fr NIGHT OF THE (Mera Mos and ih etreni.s FRENCH COMPANY EANS THEA’ lay 24th, 1843. with the FROM. be R wr PaDAY, Tip enteralnmevte Large sale At 1036 ofe Geatlemen’s seasonab!e 2 je end elegant re sortment af wrenrteg apparel, auntadie for he seasoa, and made aw best and mst fashionable manner Rise s'quantty ef Japan Les Ait i016 o'ctoes at the sles rose. fare sale off table for families snd ble diem 0) the stack of a wholeca ¢ and and retnil Dry Goods stare, together with several €ome le to th asic be LA PERE LE Powienun DISTRINU Ton At 10! Ly the Lame Catalogue rregaut Mousrha'd and Cab net re, comprising the hendeome: foranture «f two familes giving up housekeeping ntire stock ¢ splendid uns oy enpien tes— A) ar superb fe eohching, articles, Re ae, M le Marnou’, Coraline, ‘The entrance to the pti! the mond of the luge Freneh peratic Saloon will be Besson eileh = take place obext MONDAY. At 103 o'clock at No. 169 Grond at, near Centre Market. Faraivare pel Will be sols nthe be performed. RICHARD UT ith COUSIN LAMB- Ta eye NO, will Booth. Te conclude Pinan “Br ton Lambie: E'eSAst FURNIT: D FURNISHING ARTT SHOW BRIDUE SY CO. will sel this mo ar hail past 10 o'clock, in the Store 304 5 Duane street superb assortment of fashionab'e city made clnding almost every desirable article felehe dio wer, for parlor or bed x including dinuer, te a buyers. Sale perempeory wid AUCTION NOTICKE— stock New C Ue day ar ioo'siocn ithe: at veh of new femicure ix the Ware room #4 Beekman st. “Cons-sting of sofas of ve te « formed, tonelade with THE, Power one ee be AN tea and dining do, couches, book case, rench ‘secretary LLis E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. chairs, POSITIVELY ancls curled saple Greeley ONLY TWO MORE EXHIBITIONS. and white marble top eentre and WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACT ON, bag ie aneieyd 8. P. INGRAHAM. ALUABLE REAL EST —The first sale of, ‘of the Jac! tv of Brooklyn will t vely take place atthe Merchants’ Exchange, Wall so Wernesday, June ith. ‘Ths maps are all now comp exhibited inthe Fxchange room, All persons whe ous to purchase lots are invited to visic the property toth: sale. Wilkins & Roliius and William Dumont are the auctioneers. 123 4teod*r VARNA Ree Brock of G veda at Anction— WM. W. SHIR. LEY. Anctionesr—Sales room 2d # Ory of No 71 Liberty Broadway —The steck of an importer retiring from sand going to Europe, on ace unt of his heal children ender 10 ce of Herr Driesbach in, the en 2 x harnessing and with « a ad. ‘controlling ing of a great variety of gold jewellery, 4ilt Popa poste ma ig ed Hiarh'will, in_addition to his other performances, feed the wild animals in their mad 2t 0c 'd lepmne watches, &e, MILITARY GARDEN, BROOKLYN. ‘of rose wood farniture, mare ‘Al jano fortes nr 3 piec bie tops, will be sold if halfeheie co:t is bid. ® le» for cash “YANKEE HILL benerit, will beferemprory on allother koods offered. Furst sale pret fa! last appraramse. take place ‘ednesday, May 24th, at 10 o'-4 c First Night of Mc, Hill’s ie ure nod imitations of City Of the goods inten ted. foreach sale, may be had, Pemy ay seen the diy previous. First time in Weoakt v1 f Selections from the eslebrated e+ re by Re ynedy of the ane Oe UE ay catan, al ia at ie res oni OUN TAIN’ BOY. gelock, French be ne Eiiearninc titans NEW DIALOGUES | on" £0 88,810] He apa de Ws K hat en bi hag — ny mi pe Ae ty ferns, Dock cases, war f Se re ee eye ge epee epepeeryeate Cal NEW IMITATIONS | sewing avd nurse rockers, centre tabl » Piauo for.es, and dining table: Al ty EE srones, hee!! Which hi be. An the othasiasm frie ah ffi Swaleucoe ia the prince es Europe and Amei additional sale of Freuch china, table cuttlery, tam- Re }, wine glasses, lamp shades, large dinucr and toilet sets, Tickets 25 cents each, to be had at Garden only. Does open at7. ‘Also, an invoice of Yankee clocks, The sale will be posi- tive and willeommence precitely at half past 10 o’rlock. ‘The aes will be ready om ‘I wesday, when the articles inay be ‘The entrainment to commence at 8 o'clock. the brated Ama: BEACON COURSE, TROTTING. AMERICAN @UaBUS TENFOLD EEE suc- RAL TOM THUMB, J The wonderful Daur 25 inches high, Also, that eine of Comi THY awthat AteNTN OF PA THURSDAY, May 25th, 3,P. MA Speepstakes. Sub scription $£0. One mile heats; best three in five, in harness. J. D,MeMann names b, g. Register. Ueotspier names gr. g. Washington Irvin, £1 Woodruff nem Immediately after, Purse 8! saddle. N DELA: De PHILLIPS; Also, Mr. SHERMAN and Wenn ree ir | oy eeture Dog, and the ! erformances in tl every o mile heats, under the Wm. Whrelan enters b. g. Ajax Was. aa gr. Broiile. jo rth Jay. wa. Mai in a enters b. R- ADO wy. mi 2*r “RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND. PEAL! “ey YORK mMUsS*Um meen ED PRI DMISSION ONE SHILLING TRONGER. ATTRACTIONS YET. NOTHING CAN EQUAL If. Brosdyay, BeONETT the a loin , Has the sistas My ‘announce thai he has o cogaged the follow - eminent graceful artists:— La Petite Cereto, the Danseuse. Enormous Serpet Large Sea Dog. Melodeon. Siamese ‘wins, &e. © Afternoon entertainments on Saturday at 3 o'clock. Performances in the Lecture Room to commence at o’clock- ‘A Parse for $0, Mile Hexts bert three in fire, to come off ie Now OMEN EGR THE SHARON. This Day, at4 bad lock. Tide Sega! former attractions, hey ; supplied by the Croton, wi ions every week throughoat the season—tigeth- er with a large saloon for promena the walls of the Cast La ia of the whole Bay, the Ni mission 1234 cents, for which refres! 200 pair — Gaiter af the Latest fa hina, Ties, and Slippers. a good article, from 4 io ‘good ‘assortment of Geatleme! MME OF MR BROUGH'S re foots, tity made, from ? 75 to dollars, Vttied ctte! Ay Thue, Brean May 24th, 193, ened boot from 1 Wahl ings. “Also, Boy RS. Fat Gents: Gaiters, quarter boots and shoes of all descriptions MRS. EDWARD JOUER la great ‘abundancs, ‘at Walker's cheap store, 419 Broadway, MISS MAR ie LO! corner Canal street, m24 Im*ec RK. FRANCIS H. BROWN, FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate Lat Me Beoven: Places ~The splendid low pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Cantain MeLean, will leave Heshe Song—Mr Brough, My Boyhood’ Jiome, the foot of Courtlandt street this Wednesday afternoon, May Song—Miss Taylor, The last rose of sum- 2ith, at 5 o’cloek. a Ne i RS mer, Irish air. sees todtla ssccmasotanion is enrielen (Or the Matos Sone-cMr Brough, THE TRUE HEART mer This Ceratshar Ballad was written by Mrs, Cognwali Paros EVENING LINE AT 7 O'CLOCK. high life. LEOR ALBANY’ AND THOY—Without wh to scorn, c. ce i landed az the Western Depot; Albany, always ound hope’s lonely grave— Une fount sti'l is flowing, my parched lips to lave. Say, whatis that flowest on life’s barren waste— And whence flows thet Lact my, Tap stall ocms mid the in me forthe Morning Trein, The splendid steamer DI. OND, Capt A. Flower, wil leave the new. Steamboat Pier the ‘oor ut Barclay street on Thursiay Afveroon, May 25, iter dare days from New York to Albany, Tuesday, Thurs- jaturday, Bor Passage of Freight, apply to THOS. J HALL, at the Office on the Steamboat Pier, or to the Captain on board, oe when the clouds gather around us in gloom, She’s the rsinkow of pleasure, oor sky to llame— Trouth friendship is flee tiny though hope may decay, The fond love of woman will ne’er pass away. Ballad—Mrs Loder, Miny long years have | parted from thee, Bergmallec ape ep MM SEATON? VEER Gamain x. | pctamtere La vay tne a Lesmabsas; will} H geri Roi Mr Brough, The Ad- Lot, Commander, will leave Boston for the above ports on | Deserintive Romance Mr Brough, The Ae parry C 1 Prasage to L.iverpoal:++ + «+++8120 ROMANCE. of * ‘The Admiral and the Shatk,”” Passage to H 5 ten by Barry Cornw Apply to D. BRIGHA a Founded on the Sailors persion 1. m2 2tr Wail street. C 0} followsa ship for many d WaAnvnEs AND JEWELLER Fou subscribe Our Admiral grew puler and ler as ‘Still talked he to his officers Kon mile Aud he looked upatthe Heaven, And he looked down on the sea, And at last he saw fe shook, twas hot an erimson to his It th boldness on his forehead, gave fi mness to hie ‘Aud he lookedlike some grim warrior jaat risen Wo rom dwt, Song—Miss Taylor, I'll be we sabmi Comic Song—Mr Brough, 8, 10 or 12,000 wolfe. changed or bought. bo watehes warranted to keep « me, or the mone’ zz Watches, clocks and jews repaired in the and warranted lower than at any other place in he C. All ter wh rene jewellery, whole- Walls mais im*ec NEW YORK sh BOSTON sou OT. OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, o- takes charge (as snarter and pilet of vessels hound to New Bedfor tr Boston Portamonth, Portland, Kennebeck fice i Shaw's, 272 Water street, an east of New York. ‘coruer Beekman eferen mber of Mezehau Companies in this city J, Beato mi@ tier FOR, LONDON-Reculer Packet of the st Jun splendid well k eke shir MEDIATOR, Capea bove her regular day. p has splendid accommodations for cabin, os ppd etgorans parsenmsrs#perpsne wishing’ co pecure bertha, Weudfos tall ts make See Penton ou, Maard. oF to 8s, cache Ballad—Mr Brough. He fa go 4 the Altar, 3 . first t = Bein ee Tee bonutifal Ballad of the “Unwilling Biv He led herto the altar, bat the “bride year his ..: He led her with a hand as cold as tho’ its pulse Flowers were crashed beneath his tread, A gilded dome was o'er him, But his brow was damp sn lips were cold Asthe marble steps before him— Scotch Ballad—Mrs Loder, Auld Robin Gray. ‘THE wa i Ll odes Brough. jarry Comw: The “Apostroy he” of the Hanter to his favorite Hound, apen ‘omy ulsory change of locat Some Herod, my heund, from the strangs lair, Old friend we must wander the world once more. mit 43 Peck Slip, cor. ®onth st, Ro come, let as BR LING LIV ERrOC. PATE < Packet'SI What init’er the region, what matter the weather, Ny Capt: Depeyster, willsail posigively | 30, Yow aud L travel tt Geath & fs above. her regular day. The ships of this line are afl 1900 By the side of my beautifal black blood- hound. ove burthen and upwards, and their accommodations for eabin, second eabi», 4 steerare passengess, it is well-known are | Song—Mi lor. superior to any other line of packets ‘Those wishing to secure Mr Brough, Fisher's berthashould not fail to make exty Qoplication on board or to Soe ea ea ne ey bisa Hale so? &J. T. TAPSCOTT, oo the Irish Peasantry. matec (43 Peck Bit, comer South st —Mr ‘Brongh “Asi viaws f fen Rommnetela, Bellim Monk Mr Broug! He BE, Captain and Mr Me Brown, will sing Her accomm To behad of Mr Brough, at the Astor fe Btores: and at the door of the Apollo the evening of the rt. Corcert to commene: o'clock. ma it?r GRAND SACRED CONCERT. on eae Tengen of, Cyan sat Delaney sateets, wil, (inh ben Ship, acpier 12 a West iver, or to JOHN BERDMA! th from Great Britain and [relands ean tal ar maa el imornt payable hi —— throughout the Ht Webstsbay’ ENING, vive a Concert of sppiication as a ans acing a choice selection Sot pect Chorcaes, ee NAGS STaeEr Hie HUTCHINSON FAMIL DAME Sane pias le Physician and Gradante ‘who have Mail. See fries theta | Rocedieay ture comemied ote = of hie city and coun eal and Vhysiologcal liaricies wh mal lar an pleasing pieces nal fenetions female am her of My open at7 o’el “Lickets may be had at are te exeneday OM) rb atta easla ernest Rie Eon had long ex and sarprtsi MADAME COST: . ae — fareer s tprher sem, -” FEMALE PERIODICAL, oS A ory ™ every inement, of those fering ense. where ae monthi ake become ir. > cateaeateaae | iO iets cre a ts saivary cable femrorary hin and bandreds hat the abgelerred, will wait oF ay . Care is sometimes ae ned aroun tw a parr an mari, or i! all perfecdly recovered Sosa oe saieeceres ae eee . eee RS Fr Ee i Aad oi oran Indes oa residing cat of pie RCH CARCEL LAM 3, Candel ‘Luatres, fe. edit ‘ne ng, that eh ‘The subscribers hy ‘opened a splendid ie ata arg | Sicesofeutrely sev spies.” Antnartetis of tare le goasuiced at her residence, 3 Lisgeneny Depot arena rear vest be post pall abiorn “Agents.