The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1844, Page 3

Markets. Loxpon Mongy Manxet, March 4.—The Eng- lish Stock market has been tolerably steady since ‘our last publication;*some slight fluctuations have taken place, but Consols wre now at 97§ to 97} for moncy and time, Bank Stock 194} to 1954, being an advance on the prices quoted on the 16th. New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 1024 to 102}, the Reduced 103} to 1033, and the ‘Three per Vents 98'to 98}. Exchequer Bills are 69s to 7is premium. ‘Phe question of the reduction of the Shree x Cent. ia creating much interest, and great y is felt to aucertain the latentions of Government ing this matter. The Bank of Cugland return of eof weekly liabilities and ussets February 24, gives the circulation at £20,414,000, being an increase of £803,000 since the statement to January 27, though less than the monthly main staple of the hosiery trade, Hany thing, ed, especially in the finer qualities. ‘The fanc; aiontees branch, which was a most extensive and valuable manu facture, is still considerably depressed ; the articles gear cally made are eyelet-hole hose, rather imitating face, anda few tuck hose worked in small devices, the ar- ticles being in general made by tucking a light and dark colored thread. ‘The silk branches still keep in the mos) deplorable condition, whether plain silk, silk knotted, silk glove, or the fancy hose branches. The fancy bobbin net trade ‘has but little improved, and many machines are standing, orare meking alterations. On the other hand, the plain trade, both for pieces and quillings, has eurpris ingly rallied, the public having discovered the stability o} the plaiz nets which ure mostly traversed, and are good soundarticles. The warp cotton lace branch is still ex- tremely brisk. : ed by | Roctpate—The demand for flannels to day has been ver: sverageto sd ult. |The deposites have been augment reat. | much the same as for the lust three weeks. Prices are low, = bs En G00, 000 arntantine te #t1ovs.000. ‘The Cominitte | considering the late advance in wool; and some of the of Spanish American Bondholders having addressed a let- ter to Messrs. Lizurdi & Co, ca ling upon them to pay the half dividend on the Mexican Bonds due last October, the latter gentlemen state that they are at present without in- structions for its payment, r by thenext steamer Should they, however be disappoint. ef, they will then no longer hesitate to take upon them- relves the reepon sibility of acceding to the request of the fy Foreign market speculation seems to we eck. The ck ig a pcting ood for Spanish Bonds, which are improving, in Snticipation’ of the measures taken by Ministert for the tranquilization of the country proving successful. A proposal offered by Senor Carrasco to the bondholders, has been readily agreed to. Its substance is this. That tl present Treasury bond for £100, with all the arrears of interest to which the holder is entitled, shall be given up, and three per cent stock to the amount of £211 13s, 4d. shall be received in lieu of it, Of this amonnt, £166 131 the existing bond, the capital being increased to equalise the difference between a five percent and athree per cent stock, and the rest is forthe three years of interest from 1840 tothe present time, that accruing previously being resigned altogether. The United States securities have not beep much offveted by the news received from Ameri- ca on Priday last, but they are steady in value enerally. New York fives being 9110 92; Pennsylvania ditto 61 to 61}; Ohio 89; Indiana 32 to 84; Mlinois 33 to.40; Mississip- pi4d; Virginia6é percents 91; and United States Bank shares 19 to 20. ‘The South American bonds which had declined have rallied again, committee. have received a check. from 14} to 14); Brazillian are firm at 30j converted silver is worth 453, being steady. Unsitep States Puntic Securtties.—The business done es Bonds since the 3rd ultimo has consisted ing. uotations being the latest obtained: a leemable, . .1852..... ..77) Fives, Sterling. . Minois Sixes. . , Louisiana Fives, : 1870. +1844, 47, 50, und 52, 1868 Livenvoon Cottey M. Friday Evening, 16th Feb 1644.—The extent of business during the week, thou large, has been moderate compared with that of the last few weeks ; but prices remain without change from our last circnlar,and though there has been no animation, yet there has been no decline. Speculators still continue to buy, and the trade only pur chase what they immediately require. There has been no farther news from America as to crop, so that there- has been no fresh stimulus to buyers, ety it is not proba- ble that even the arrival of the steamer, hourly expected, will contribute gi! thing very important beyond what is ulready known. Inthe meantime the state of trade con- tinues very good, and confidence generally unshaken. Brazils, Egyptians and Surate remain without change. ‘The sales of the week, (with 8000 bales to-day da steady market,) amount to 40,610 bags, including 11,600 American and 6500 Surat on speculation. The quotations, acecrding to the stan now adopted by the Brokers’ Association, are, fair Uplands 6d, fair Mobiles 6)d, and fair Orleans 6}4'per ib. The import ofthe week is 14,898 bales, exclusive of one ship arrived but not reported. Fripay Eventxc, Feb. 23.—The transactions of the week have been on’a very limited scale, and prices as a consequence of this, have rather given way, particularly in the common and middling qualities, which are } pence per pound lower. There is no pressing to sell, nor any cheney of opinion nor diminution of confidence ; but the more limited demand imparts a degree of quietness te the market generally, and so long as there is no desire to speculate, and the trade continue to purchase as cau- tiousty as at present, it is not likely that any improvement willoccur. The probability, however is, that the arrival of the next intelligence from’ the States will give afresh stimulus to the market, for eaerything more and more con- firms the idea of a very short crop, and if indeed the ad- vices were not, unanimous on this point, the quality of the Cotton daily arriving, would, of itself, by its general inferiority, evidence the nature of the season ‘in the States, und the certainty of the growth being small Another and perhaps stronger proof is to be found in the fact that at this period of the year, when the arrivals ought to be looked for in quantity, all the vessela. which had cleared at the last dates from New Orleans and Mo- bile have arrived, and only twoure expected from Savan- nah and Charleston. Brazils and Egyptians are dull, and the same may be said of Surats,which are 4d per Ib lower. ‘The sales of the week (with 3000 bales to-day, and a quiet market) amount to 17,530 bags, including 4000 Ame- rican and 600 Surat on speculation, and 100 Surat for ex- port. ‘The quotations, according to the standard now adopted by the Brokers’ Assoriation, are, fair Up fair Mobile 644, and fair Orleans, 6]¢' pe ‘he import of the week is 18,931 bale: February 97.—The inquiry for Cotton to-day has been more extensive, and several speculators are operating, so that we cannot correctly get at the amount of business done; at present we may safely write upon 4,000 bales, at very full prices, fully one half of it on speculation. The demand for Cotton, which was limited last week. has considerably revived, and a iteady business has been done daily, at full prices for all descrip- tion. Speculators have taken 500 American and 150 Surat ‘There have been forwarded into the country: juring the last Wine? 2960 American, 70 Bahia, 160 Egyptian, and 50 Surat. Liverroot Corrox Market, March 1.—No new fea- ture was apparent in the business of the past week. The market, though quiet, fully maintained its previous posi tion ; the trade purchased moderately, and a fair quantity was taken on speculation. On the whole, a somewhat better feeling existed, but within the last day or two there has been less tightness in prices. We however close jay se’ennight. Spe- 1d 15,000 Surat, and the ted of 31,370 bales, viz..25,620 Americun, 1,370 Brazil, 360 Egyptian, 830 West India, &c., und 3,700 Kast India &e, March 4.—The accounts received from the United Sta'es yesterday by the New York packet ship England, have produced rather an unfuvorable effect upon the mar- ket. ‘The sales to-day have not exceeded 3000 bales, and prices hava had a downward tendency. No decided n has taken place in the quotations within the | feven or eight days, but there is a decline of } per Ib on the common and mitdling qualities since this day fort- night | For some time past speculaturs have shown little disposition to extend their operations, and havi avery moderate demand from the trade whole has had a languid tone, with oc tions of returning vigor. Much depends which is now generally estimated ty ix below the actual yield Pn t the contrary wou! tained déficienoy Livenpoot, Manger, March 4—Corn—The sales of Wheat—including all descriptions of English, Irish and duty -paid foreign—were very limited for consumption here; of the latter kind, however, about 100 tons were taken fur Ireland; and few holders being dirposed to re- cede in prives, we are scarcely justified in reducing our quotations below the current rates of Tuesday. Flour wasequally difficult of sule, and, in sacks as well as bar- rels, Was rather depressed in value. Outs, in the absence of country dealers, barely sustained our iast currency ; gudoatmeal, although offered at q decline of 8d per 28 ibs, was very unsafeable today,” Wheat, ‘ander bord and aflvat, being still held on high terms, buyers remain silent for the present. American Provisions.—This market, during the month, has presented no new feature of moment ‘here has, on te oe whole, been a steady busin ‘The import of wef is ous calculations as to the supply to be expected; the ef- fect ix shown by the dealers purchasing merely for pre- sent wants, Our quotations can only be considered no- minal, as an extensive purchaser could buy on much more favorable terms. A small parcel of Pork has ar. rived from New York. which will meet a rewly sale ox ship. The price of Hams having been reduce eveased basigess is the result ‘The import of ( been light, and the stock is much reduced; pri soris are well supported, the middling and low proved in valua, and the ‘are encouraging, The Lat t closes firmer. In the early part of the month some low sales were made, ed a speculative inquiry ; this still exists, and, under the quotations, there are large orders.— Butter is rather flat. For grease sorts an en- quiry has sprung up, and the tendency of the market is upwards, 1,800,000 ; if that prices must, we think, result fram an ascer nalities prospects for the next mark Strate or Trave. Enavrory.—Tho demand for goods at this market on ‘Thursday was as large ax for some time past, and the transactions were considerable when something near late Ee coull be acceded to ; but although the merchants id in some instances give rather better prices, there was an evident di position on their part to check the upward tendency of prices, by buying only for immediate wan ‘The transuctions in the wool market were not quite so ani- mated as of but the staplers held firmly for late rates. 'erivay —There was a brisk demand for goods and ‘arnt at this baie on Saturday, especially the latter, old readily at late rates, "the demand for wools Was, perhaps, scarcely equal to that of the preceding mar- ket day, but the prices were very firm, Heppenerieun —We had a 00d aitendance of buyers at oir market to-day, and the improvement which we had occasion to speak so favorabiy of laat week was fully bore out by this day's transactions, The warehouses, especially those engaged in the home trade, are gene el Wools of low quality may be quoted a si ighe revs. —This week the clath halls have been yery thin- ly supplied with goods, the manufacturers being in @ great a ngaged in delivering to order ; the conse- de quene been that low priced cloths, tweeds &c., has Deen readily sold at a trifling advance, but not equal to the lat ‘ance in the price of wool.’ Fine and middle qualities continue to be in very limited ¢ dos are without any alteration, Thats Caen quantity of busines © Warehouses by the vnyers, and the houses engaged in the shipping trade are han usual at this ‘Sant sten.—In yarns there is no alteration. In com: 1 low gools, both cotton and worsted, there has ir amount of ba 8 ae atatrifle higher than yet not up to the late advances in the raw ma- Nortixanas.—-The cotton hosiery trade its improved state, me of the branches, cut-ip hose, are yet brisk ; and as there has ‘been a rise of twopence per dozen on the wages, the sitnation of that nu- merous description of workmen has been ameliorated — The cotton and cotton thread glove branch, still keeps yery brisk, The wrought cottoyhose branch, yet the Il keeps in such as the but look for such instructions represents the principal of Mexican 6 per cents seem buoyant, 343 to 343; Deferred 13to 134; Colombian are in some request ; Portuguese ‘ain of an extensive character, baffling all previs | manufacturers re(usej to sell without a greater advance than the merchants are willing to give. Havng, Feb, 29.—Ashes—Our market remains in the same situation ay helore noticed ; the demand has been very limited,and only 269 bbls AmericanPotash have been run olf, at f 3 00 per 00 i, duty (f. 829) paid. | In, Pearl: ash no sales have taken place, and we still quote prices at £42.50. ‘Notwithstanding that the contents of @G- ROMANCE. AND ART.—A youn, this city, walking down Broad: few days since, was smitten with the appearance of a young dy, whose form and features were of the most extraordinary beauty. The observed him as they ach other, was no loss struck with his air and manner. It was one of thosr cases of love at first sight which ,even in this artificial age, will sometimes happen. ‘They met in the strect several times, and this mutual liking’of each other increasad, until the gentleman found an opportunity of meeting the lady at a private party.— What promised so much pleasure proved to each a source of the most poignant sorrow. The lady had but one fault to mar her a The down upon her lips had grown to such an extent that though not visible in the street, it was so obvious inthe drawing room that {her lover,a man of nice ideas and the most sensitive domene?. was struck with feelings akin to disgust. It was in vain that he combatted with his feelings. It was wrong, but he could not avoid it. ‘The lady was conscious of the alteration in his feelings, but could not account for it, until a mutual friend under: took to probe the aflair, and'to him the gentleman made a frank explanation. The lady was covered with mortifica- tion and distress. Conceive, ye beautiful. how she must have felt, to lose, for one little blemish, all she valued in existence. Fortunately she was a daily reader of the Star, and the the advices by the packet ships St. Nichelas and Duchess d’ Orleans, the latter vessel having hed a very quick pas sage, and bringing dates to the 9ta instant, were of a vorable character; our market since last reports has been exceedingly dull, not the slightest speculative feeling has been manifested, and dealers buy merely what is required for immediate necessities, Prices have nevertheless been well supported, and are firm at our quotations, which ma) be attributed to the general conviction that our stock. i not likely to be materially increased at present, and that some length of time may elapse before any extensive ship- ments can come forward. The fact of a disparity in prices here and in the United States, where they are compara- tively much higher than with us, goes far to ntrengthen this opinion ; but as there seems to be some ground for ap- prehending a decline there, buyers operate with a great degree of circumspection, and this will probably be the case until the next arrivals from the other side of the At- lantic, which are now looked for with rather anxious ex- rectation—Hops—We continue te quote prices at f. 85 to 90 per 60 kil, duty paid, but they are however nominal, no demand whatever having taken place —Rice—Good Carolina rice is scarce and in request, but ordinary de- scriptions are entirely neglected, 342 tierces found buy- era at f, 22 60 to 28 60 per oO kil., duty (f 137 1s 2d) paid.— Tallew—Considerable flatness continues to predominate in our market, and American produce is entirely neglect- ed, A sale of 66 casks Russia Tallow was made at £62 50 per 60 kil ,duty paid —Whalebone—Owingto the scarcity that prevailed in this article, prices had been forced up unusually high ; but for some time past they have been radually receding, aad are now considerably lower than they were. ‘The sales have been very trifling within the last week, only a few small lots of french ery having been disposed of at 260 per } kil. an fishery is merely nominal, and worth about (270 to 2 75—Wheat— No alteration has taken place in prices since last report, which therefore remain at f 56 per sack of 200 kil. March 1—The trade continue to buy Cotton very'can- tiously, and speculators kwep altogether aloof from the market. In prices there is no change. Weare anxiously awaiting further accounts from the United States. Whale- bone and Hops are neglected. Rice is declining, and Ashes remain as before reported. Manszities, Feb. 24—United States Cotton, owing to its scarcity, has brought even higher prices than those aid at Havre, Ordinary Louisiana sells at 85 fr, and 209 Bales good ordinary Carslina have changed hands during the last eight days at 664 fr. The aales altogether, in the same period, amounted to 600 bales, and u much larger business would have taken place had not holders retired from the market Little doing in Sugar; Martinique and Guadaloupe have realised 60 kilogrammes, with discount, in bond, and some Porto Rico has been sold ut 25 fr. Rorrerpam, Feb. 23—Cotton is held for more money Unreffned Sugar is firm, and Rice remains the same a» previously reported. Coffee is in request, but from the absence of supply, the sales have been few. Fimz.—The Baptist church, corner of Oliver and Henry streets, was discovered to be on fire in the inside, yesterday afternoon, and was totally con- sumed, leaving nothing but the stone walls to mark its location. The fire is supposed to have been accidentally communicated by a person who was engaged in the building. There was an insurance on the building for $12,000. J. Fazer’s Tavxinc Macmine.—It is really as- tonishing to see how far human invention may be carried, and we begin to doubt whether there will ever be a limit to it. Mr. Faber’s Talking Auto- maton is a speaking proof of the stupendous effects which genius, combined with perseverance, may produce. Ilere we have a wooden and India Rub- ber contrivance, which speaks and sings in three languages better, perhaps, than many an intelligent being. The inventor has reduced the price of ad- mission to 25 cents, and we invite, therefore, our readers to pay him a visit during the few days he is going to remain—and can assure them, that they will not only be surprised with the work but like- wise delighted with the fui Fon at rug Tanernacix —To-morrow evening Protessor Colton gives another exhibition of the “Laughing Gas.” Those who are fond of science mixed with fun in equal proportions had better at- tend. Tue Great Iron Sreamer.—A letter from Li- verpool to a gentleman in this city, mentions amis- take with regard to the great iron steamer, which, if it did not involve such serious consequences, would be a fine subject for laughter. They have built the monster boat so large that they cannot get her out of the dock,and have new to apply to Parliament for a law to allow them to take down one side of the dock to let the boat out. This is absolutely worse than the Vicar of Wakefield’s great picture, becaure that could be taken intothe barn, or somewhere else; but the steamer is fairly docked in her own craile, if, indeed, the cradle is not rather too advanc- ed a stage to nerve as a comparison. Amusements. Tue American Eicaaum breeene attractions | week of the strongest kind, embracing the Ken- tucky Minstrels, Mr. Cole and ‘his Dog Billy, with other astonishing performances. Wax figures, consisting of a group of Indians in the act of murdering a Santa Fe trad- er, have just been added to the Museum. See bills and advertisements. RELIGIOUS AND MUSICAL eg- TREAT—The splendid sweet-toned Orgun, built by the celebrated Mr. Erben. belongin; will be perform 3 o'clock. to the French Church im Franklin st , upon by Mr. Timm, this afternoon, at GPECOLORING THE HAIR MANY PEOPLE ARE are incredulons about. It is an absurd prejudice that th ir cannot be colored. It can be done as well and ns rfect axa piece of silk or worsted, by the use of the East India Hair Dye, which will color the hair and not the skin. Warranted—at 21 Courtlandt street. OG PRIVATE MEDICAL AL The members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, ir | ceturning the public thanks for the liberal support they have received in their efforts to “suppress quackery,’ bog e to state that their particular attention centiniw s tc bedirected to all diseases of a private nuture, and from the great improvements lately made in the principal hos. pitals of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, the can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad fantages not to be met with in any institution in tn country, either public or private. ‘Ihe treatment of the College is such as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that vern cous prnetice of ruining the constitation with mercury, anJ in most cases leaving aditease much worse thax the original. One of the mem bers of the College for many years connected with the ‘incipal hospitals of ! urope, attends daily for a consulta | tion from 9 A.M. tos P.M. ‘Terms—Advice and medicine, $6 Impontant To Country Invatins.—Persons livil in | the country and not finding it convenient to attend per | sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing all medicinea requisite to perform a perfect cnre by stating their case explicitly, together with all symptoms, time oi contraction and treatment received elsewhere, if any | and enclosing $5, post paid, addressed to W. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent ae and Consulting rooms of the Colloge, 95 Nassav tre Acure guaranteed (From the New York Express.) 0@- THE MESSSRS, COMSTOUK & CO’S MEDI- cines are getting to be the most popular of the age ; and we know a great many families, who, by following: the suggestions in their pamphlets, pay out now, for Medi- cines, shillings, where before they paid dollars, and Phy- sician’s fee besides. They do not go on the humbug Principle of * one disease—one curo ;” hut have different medicines expressly prepared for different complaints, and under the eye ofaregnlar physician. ‘They have ull been in uee many years, and have always proved beneficial y and the only’ place to get themigentice is at 21 Courtland street. | G+ DROWSINESS IN CHURCH 18 NOT ONLY inconvenient, but takea from the hearer the enjoyment he would derive from listening toa good sermon, or uni an ting in the act of worship, Sh Camphor Lozenges relieve Immediately; they may be carried in the pocket, and they are not unpleasant to the t ‘They are also a specific for sea sickness, palpitation, nervous debility, headache, painful affections of the bowels, and depression | of spirits; and act immediately with great benefit upon thase who are suifering under the consequences of high living. &o. Be careful and get the genuine, which are sold only in boxes with Dr, Sherman’s fac simile, for 25 cents per box; all others, together with those sold loose by the few pennies worth, aro spurious, and will not have the effect, Do not be deceived, but get the genuine article atthe warehouse 106 Nasi treet, or of the regularly authori agents, 110 Broa . 10 Astor House, 227 Hadson street, 185 Bowery,77 Bast Broadway, 86 William street, and 139 Fulton B (tge-THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR- SAPARILLA, Gentian and Sasafras, prapared by the New Vork College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quackery. ‘This powerlul extract, roared by scieatific and medical mery will be found in itely superior to the mixture sold by denggists as sarsn. parilla, who are totally ignorant of the medicinal proper- of the roots from which they make theextract. In all cases arising from an impure state of the blood, #uch as first thing that struck her, in opening the paper the next morning, Was the advertisement of the Poudres Subtiles of Dr, Felix Gouraud. Hope flowed into her soul in a burst of ecstacy. She hastened to the office, furnished herself with the compound, and the result was completely suecess- ful. When next she met her lover fi from its uncouth appendage, and sbi to mar her beauty, and no bar to her telicity.—New York tar. ‘To be had in this city only at 67 Walker st., first store from the corner of Broadway, $1 per bottle, can be soon tested. Beware of base counterfei Ik st., Boston; 76 Chesnut at., 1b Heimatreet, Troy; Gray Pous keepeie } “‘Tousey, Rochester; | Myers, New ven; Mathewson, Norwich; Bull, Hartford; Cowles. Springfield; Greene & Co,’ Worcester; Dyer, Provi- dence; ‘Thomas, Newport ; ‘Coggeshall, New Bedford ; Carleton, Lowell’; Ives, Salem; Hodge, Newburyport; Lu ther White, Calais ;;Guild, Bangor ; Preston, Portsmouth; Patten, Portland ; Dr. Seabrook, Princeton, N. J; Tripp, Newark, ke. kc. {iG PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S CELEBRATED PILLS, for the radical cure of Gonorrhaa, Givet, and all mocopurulent discharges from the urethra, ‘These pills are guaranteed to effect a permanent cure in, all diseases of the urethra, in a shorter time than any other remedy ever orought before the public, without tainting the breath, disagreeing with the stomach, or confinement frombusiness. Prjce $1 per box. Ottice of the College of Pharmacy and Medicine, 95 Nassau street. W. 8 RICHARDSON, Agent. N.B.—A liberal discount to country practitioners and medicine venders. 0G- CONNEL’S MAGICAL TAIN EXTRACTOR, from 21 Courtlandt street, ipepoceaeg | of the following complaints, or all pay will be refused for it, viz : Burns, Sci Sore Nipples, Eruptions od Feet, Salt Rheum, Sores, pelas, Sore Eyes, Chilblains, Piles, Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Fever Sores. EXTRAORDINARY CASE.—Robert G. Esq., 137 Broadway, and 70 Wall street, has j cured of a six week’s prostration, with the Infl Rhenmtism. His pains were excrutiating, and no relief could be found till he got the Elixir and Linim from 21;Courtlandt strect,when he was eased at once and cured infivedays. He grateful and humane, and that ix more than cen be said of some who have been cured by the same For Mr. N. has given his statement in writing, to be seen at 21 Courtlandt st., and has conscience enough to allow iTeference to him personally and tell the truth about it. RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX- U for the permaneat cure of primary or secondary Syphilis, and all affections produced by an improper use of mercury. This powerful alterative should be used by all persons suspecting a venereal taint in their system from former disease. {[t is warranted to remove all impu- rities from the blood. Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of half dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to’ all parts of the Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. N.B.—A liberal discount to country practitioners. and medicine vende 0G- COMSTOCK’S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, from 21 Courtlandt street, for the cure of Scrofula, ‘Tetter Mercurial Diseases, Chronic Rhenmatism, cntancous Diseases, Swelling of the bones, implea or Pustules, Eruption of the Skin, Ulcers, Liver affections, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, exposures and imprudences in life, excessive use of mer- cury, &c. Also, Chronic Constitutional Disorders will be removed by this remedy. Don’t pay $1 for a bottle of Sarsaparilla, when Com- stock’s can be had at fifty cents per bottle, or $4 per doz THE INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND LINIMENT, from No. 21 Courtlandt street, will cure any case of Rheumatism or Gout. Dr. McNair’s Acoustic Oil, a certain cure for Deafne Also, the East Indian matory: qT 3; Cireulati Deve Seu Bullion = The increase has been within a peried little short of month, in circulation £803,000, in deposit £752,000 ; ne- curities £545,000 ; bullion £1,060,000, ‘The increase from December 2, 1843, to February 24, 1844, was in circulation £1,293,800 ; deposits £2,690,000 ; securities £1,566,000 ; bullion £2,713,000. ‘The increase in bullion since Febru- ary 25, 1843, reaches. ..... epee eee eee oe « 4,048,000 The issues off the Bank in March, 1841, were. . 23.939.000 tn cr i ee * 3 4'398,000 Showing an increase of... ....... + +++ + £10,399,000 ‘The London money market is very easy. Capital is over abundant and the rates of interest at the lowest point. Counterfeit 10’s on the Mechanics’ Bank of Phisadelphia are in circulation, The engraving is exceedingly well done. ‘The only defect is in the signatures of the President and Cashier. ‘The only way to avoid imposition is to re- fuse altogether the issues of the Bank of this denomina- tion By a resolution passed by the Assembly lust year, the Railroad Companies of this State were required to report annually to the Secretary of State, a full statement of the receipts and expenditures of their respective roads. The annexed is the official report : Raitnoaps or State or New Youn. ‘ostoncon Exps Recpts. Dive Mohawk and Hudson, $1,059,848 18780 69 947 - Troy and Schenectady, 633519 30 409 J — Saratogeard Schenectady, $12,687 38.497 42,212 9,000 Troy and Saratoga, 475.865 22619 44.325 21,000 ady, 2,200 815 198,990 348546 180,000 1,080.29 66795 183;70) 72,000 761058 38.531 BH 27334 Anburn and Roche.t r, 1,778 361 100201 189.693 112.000 Tonvawanda, ‘enn oro 4B, 76,287 — Attica nud Buffalo, 268,275 19.149 45,898 7,522 Albany and W bridge, 52544 10,729 - - No returns were received from the New York and Erie, Buffalo and Black Rock, Hudson and Berkshire, Long Is land, and New York and Harlem Companies. Old Stook Exchange. 25 shas Aub & Roch 50 Farmers’ Trost b30 50 do $7000 17 8 G's, * 15000 Ohio 36000 d 96 10%9 = do ( 0m to 97 5000 do 15000 do. 4 4000 do Ag 2000 dy 4 1000 Qhio 7's b90 105 50 Harlem RR 300 102 do 5% 175 Mohawk RR 42! 100 do 'o 42) 25 co 1000 do 043" 40 Paterson RR 13000 Ind $ bonds 38% 109 do 1000 Ky 5's, 9 90 20 do 280) Pennsylvania's 683 200 L Island HR 1000 ¢o 69 225 do 3000 do 5000 do ‘500 do 20 Del and Hudson 20 Bk Com 825 M ch’s Bi ke 25 N Am Trust M479 Vick burg Bk 140 Firemen’s Ins Board. $26000 Ohio 6's, "60 964 75 shas LIsland RR snw 7534 4000 do 96, 50 do 7 40 shas Nor & Were 38 50 do snw 754 eI lo 37% 25 Vicksburg 10 20000 do m1); 200 Harlem RR anw 62 38 200 do O2)e 50 do 360 200 Long Island RR New Stock Exchange. $5000 NY Sta'e 6’r, 62 53 tons € 8000 O1 io 6's, 76 9 3000 "do bi96% 75° do 5000 do bow 97" 50 do 100 ko 30197 25 Farmers’ Trust 3000 do 120 973g 24 Canoa Co 1600 do 96% 25 de e 3 4000 Kentucky 6's 102! 25 Long Island RR 1000 Peun 5a 6067 40 bao 7 1000 do. anw 68% 25 0 WO da 830 6743 259 do 2000 Minois 6’ 33.41% 75 Harlem RR 1000 Lad. $ bds,'25 yrs 93 385g 75 do 1000 lo baw 38: 49 Stenmegton RR 9000 do ¢ 38% 150 Nor & Wore 100 do 3.3834 175° do. 80 shas Dry Dock Bk ¢ 65 25 do 00 da mos 125 da 20 12% © do iy 2 do State of Trade, Asvxs—Pots continue very dull. We hear of no sales to report of consequence. We quote $460. Pearls re- maia the same as last quoted. ‘They are still held at $6. The stock is as follows :— First sort Pots, bbls. First sort Pearls, bbl: Hair Dye will color red or gray hair to a brown or jet black, warranted not to stain the skin; and Cologne Watel, quurt butules, price 90 Canty. 0g- THAT THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE OF THE BODY, I presume is undisputed; therefore I shall say that it being the seat or Lirs, it must also be the seat of dis- ease. If disease bein the blood, we should abstract the disease only—not the blood itself. It is the impurities which must be removed by BRANDRETH’S PILLS to secure our health, in all states of the weather, in all situo- tions, andin allclimates. ‘The blood, like a good spirit, is always tr ing to benefit the body by its struggles to expel impurities. But it is not capable to effect its own purificn- tion at all times; to do this it must often have assistance. When the blood is loaded with impurities, especialiy in this climate, the consequences may be fatal, provided the blood is not purified at once, and this is sure to be effected if Brandreth’s Pills are used. Coughs, colds, pain in the side, back and breast, are soon removed by this course, and chronic complaints are directly benefitted by their use. 4 Sold—at 25 cents per box—at 241 Broadwa' ry; 189} Hudsoa street; Mrs. Booth’s, 6 Market st. Brook- lyn; Parker, Newark. (ij WEST'S CHLORIN SMETIC AND PILLS— Warranted to cure any case of Ring Worms, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, &c. To be had at 21 Courtlandt street. Qg- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Conic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, 18 confidently re commended for all cases of debilit juced by secret in dulgenoe or excess of any kind, It's an invaldable seme dy for impotence, sterility, or barrenness (unless depend ing on malformation.) Single bottles $1 each ; casea of halfadozen $5; care- fully packed and sgnt to all parts of the Union. Othce of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 95 Nassau street W.8 RICHARDSON, Agent N. B.—A liberal discount to country practitioners and medicine vend DALLEY’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, with his own written signature, at 21 Courtlandt street, alway 6—at half price QG- HAIR —There is nothing that keeps the hair in as goud a state as the genuine Oldridge’s Balm of Columbia We advise all those whose hair is falling off, or who have already become bald, to try it—at 21 Courtlandt street. fie GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA.—Amid the multiplied efforts of the scientific and speculative of the jast century, for the restoration and promotion efthe Hair, none were found efficacious, and the bald were still com pelled to submit tothe humiliating privation. ‘The intro- ctiun of Oldridge’s Balin, however, in London, A. D., , (its virtues having already been fully experienced id attested in the United States of America ) occasioned, was aptly remarked, ‘a new era in the annals of man’s triumph over n # first appearance, it seemed to be considered inthe same light as the numerous em- pirical | productions of the day ; but the proprietors having adopted a plan, embracing the only practical test of utility, that of gratuitous application to all who desired it, (lor several of the first years, which the journals of that period ‘orroborate,) the results quickly exceeded the most sanguine anticipations ; orders for the Balm flowed froma all quarters, accompanied by testimonials of its complete success ; and thus it was, in the parent country, this in valuable production of the new world achieved iis gr st tanh The genuine to be had only at 21 Courtlandt st., in this © MONEY MARKET. Satarday, March 23—6 P. M. Stocks are all up today. Prices are rapidly recovering their former positien. Every stock offered advancei.— Long Island impreved 3 per cent ; Harlem j; Ohio 6's } ; Vickburg 1}; Norwich 2}; Mohawk 1}; Pennsyleunia 1; Kentucky 6% j ; Farmers’ Loan } ; IMlinow 1 ; Indi. ana}; Canton }; Patterson }. The sales wore quite large, and a good feeling prevailed at both boards, At an early hour this morning we received, ‘per steam’ ship Caledonia, advices from Europe to the oth, inst. ‘The commercial news is not of much importance. ‘The cotton market was very dull, and prices gradna)ity declining. — The effect of thia news in this market har, not as yet made itself visible. Stocks were slightly induenced, but the principal improvement was caused by ie tone of accounts from Washington. The cotton markets in this country will probably be‘affected by the for ¢ign news in a manner that will induce large shipments to Europe, American stocks do not improvejmuch in the London market. The various reports thatghave gone abroad from this country, have mot had a very beneficial influence on prices. In fact the course adopted hy the Legislatures of those States so deeply indebted, has not had a tendeney to re-establish confidence. Quotations ron Astentca 8r5cK3 Iv Loxpox. Alabama Fives, redeemabl “ « “Sterling, ., Minois Sixes. Loufsiana Fiv Ohio Sixes, ...", 92 89, Pennsylvania Fives, #, and 62, 2, United States Bank . scrofula, salt rheum, ulcers, chronic rheumatiam, pimples or pustules on the face or body ,nodes,pains In the bones or joints, and all complaints arising from an improper use of mercury, this extrac: wili be highly beneficial Sold in single botiles at 75 cents eacn, caacs of hall dozen, $3.0 Jo { dozen, $6, carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union, Office of the college, 96 Nassan at. N.B, A lihoral ai w. 8, Bleue teetee Agent. 4 . B. it to countr, q ‘tielbathec iscount to ci 'Y practitioness an: United State jes have not been much affected by the news received from America, but they are steady in vulue generally. New York 6's being 91 092; Pennayl. vinia do. 61 to 61}; Ohio 89; Indiann 93 to 345 Min to 40; Mi Virginia 6 per cent, 91; and Bank Shi The last quarterly average of the Bank of England to the 24th of February compared with those previous, shows @ great increase in all the movements, Second do do Second do di Third do Third do . Condemned Condemned do.. ‘Total... Total,.. Pots, bbls. Pearls,. Total,...... Beeswax—Prime yellow w still quote 30} a 3046, principally for export. Corron—Some few sales were effected to-day at} cent decline from the prices of yesterday—market closing dull, with a tendency downwarda, Hay—The receipts are increasing. Sales rule now at 4 a 47c for North River bale. j Provisioxs—Beet and pork are improving, both in prices and demand. We ine pork, prime, at $7 1247 25; do mess, $9 624; beef is not quite so active as pork, but prices are firm.’ Country prime is held at $3 874 a $4; do mess, 5 874 a6: city prime, $425 a 4374. Lard is in fair demand, ani some quali are held at 6a 6}c. Tina Estare—Thhe following sales were made by auc- tion :-— Store 61 Ann street, 24} feet front, 24 feet rear, 61] feet deep on o je, 69 feet 10 faches the other, $4,300 Three story bric near Hudson street—Io! 26 feet by 88,..... House and lot known as 5 Albion place, . Lot east side of Thompson street, near Spring st. 25 by 83 feet,.... Lot adjoining, same si ront house 636 Broome street, + 6,000 New three story brick house and jot 1 place—house 23 by 96 feet, including 23 feet by half the block—hought in for. . .. 6 lots in 321 street, near 9th avenue, 25 by 98} feet, at $390 each... 66. ee eee eee tees 2lote in 32d street, near 9th avenue, 2 by 08] feet, at $350 each . wae @ oie. 400 2 lota in Sith str at $69 each, 120 4lots in 115th feet,at $16 each,. ......0ecseeeees a0 Passengers Arrived. root=-Steam Packet Caledonia—From Livervool to x—Virs Porter, three children and servant; Rev Heury J John Robertson, Me Little, and Mei Hughes roo! for Bost_-n—Mise Fabriquet e, M jor Lewi , Ensign Forster, Rey M_ Chalmers, Mr James Ben: tox Mei L Hearue, GA hearer of despa'ches, Mr an, EM A Morro, Me B: ri Graves, MO sinieffeths: ers, LBs 'Macwell, Mr Crookshak. Mr Meir, John ith, Me Miller, & A Wright, Mr Leckie: MrG klde, Mr er, Me Rhodes, Mr Heury’ Shepherd, Mr i G Pree, wr Mr Buckley —KFrom Halifax t» B Mr J Cochr ‘Kanda l, C. M Mr Wm Fraser J: Gall, Me E Con mau. _ MARITIME HERALD. | Miccinteay tllestesracad : Railing; Dayn of tne Nieam Stipe. - PROM LITERYONL, FROM AMHEIU a, Gatetouia, M Mir Steele, Foreign Letter Bags. Hereafter, Letter and Newspaper Bags for all parts of the ‘orbs, will be made u tthe Hemet a Notice to Pilots and Captains of Vesvels. All Pilots and ©) of vessels are reqnested to note the \ fret chat Robert $. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, snot now in owremploy. He is rot, therefere, to reevive | newsp pers orreports intended for the New York Her-Id Snip Mancsiw and Agents ‘Wo shal! esteem it a if Captains of Vessels will give Com Ley, of our News to Commodore Honent ia f the hi left at the Port whence they sailed, the Porocts Spoken on therr Passage, a List of their Catgn, aad on any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. ‘le will Sourd them ivamedistely on their arrival. Agents and Co 3 ry sees favor by Office all the | Isfornation (ntell Mai renee they com of sey kind Mh will be tl iy PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH | eu aise SUN SRT! see OS Cleared. Ships Memphis, Coffin, Liverpool, ‘Taylor & Merrill “lowa, Lents, Haver, Rox & La ving tons Norma, Bartoa, Havana, Taylei outhport, Grif, Jiaries ony Masachuse:ts, Snead, | Havre, Nesmith & 'Watsh; Pol ux, Wold, Iotcerdam—Barq aes Sharon, Devling Hebe, ) Gallet th’ Ht wit atone Vesper, f we 3s, Mowelle, Bust ‘iniugton, Back & Peters; RW Brown, ‘Tatem, St. Marks, fy. Hart: bat & Co; Mary P nnell ———, Matinzss C4 tia Provera, = Antmerny ‘Senanidt Se Baler en: 4 arloter Sic) Lagans, Boston, Pitch & Co; Cairo, (Sic) Sawyer, Porslands Wensminh & Walchs BBL Paynter: Rob eon PL ee delphin, Hl. L Met: oudy & Co-vehre Magnet, Maker, ‘Triat- dad de Cabin, R. De Zaldny_B, Townsends lugervoll, Alex ins 8 Powell; Denmark, Davis, Baltimore, JN! Uriges: A fern Emma, € It. yw di Jobo ley, John: i : i) Wouaghan & Berry \ploming Sta indson, i HL. Metready & Co: Mary ‘ard, Baltimore, doy Topic, Wheeler, Newbern, W Plate; Berry, Hevrs. Balti more, J Mekee & Cox Hope & Sa Winslow, Nor master; Hound, Walters, St. John, NF, Tacker & Lauries § Arrived. Sehr Tiogs. Halleck, from Wilminston, NO, with stores, tod Ogden, Sehr Samuel A. Appleton, Taylor, from Boston, with md master Hehe Fairfiel4, Burr, from Salem, with mdse, he A B Coolev& 0 Y from with mdse, Schr Abbot Lawreace, Meeker, trom Boston, with mase. Below Catharine, Berry, 4 days from Charleston, with cottons ution. Salled. Cahaba, Coffin, Liverpowl; harqnen Mazeppa, Rio laneiroy ino, Haynes, Cabay Be brig, Charl ‘Trinidad DeCubs, and others, “Wind We ony? Outerbriane, ‘The ship Emily, for 8 Croix, is at anchor at the SW Sit to Ship wos Are 19th, 20th! peal split some. er. for after taki tained no morning. yd Ker B wm nt, Bel C. Maller, A Creo pool lem. Th, are Orr Do Boston, eb 24 B threw her ry vB ahh NOsleans. r thea st Blvir Honvir Bown, ts 2—The Je Baum Adams, ¢ . Tho for New tor, Br Cnr hae) kiln Br Len, M Oront for Clark, Phymoy dad de Cul i LAC orks To yet, HESE wee ont.on Famaye from getting ashore, but w broke her a om, in a squall off o Antiew, Ri be Mass. Bosto 29 Bitehelder Yorkshire, B. White, do. Sid loch, Al ley, Philadelp NYork; Wh, te De Th 'inpsons Feras, New Works 13th, Scotland, Mills tn, MeWillia on. B ye { feat for lording previonsly—Damaseus, T Alexinder, for Mobile; 11 S squ haya’, Miercken, for Philadetphi Pailippe,” dos 7th, Ve: wed M Dennison, Pos: Victor Bartle tb Ceres, Blanchard, Savannal " rowel ge. 25—Air, Thetis, “Hig? oy Messina, Newrorr, Nia} we jon: 16th, F OM port, 19th Sylvie Poatsmouri Mareh d—Are, M an mmhione Scueept, Mor bh L— are Flora, Sincth, | harleston, vet f fi. i-Baltianore, Myer, from Bremen Delhi owell, New York pnratolrin March 1-81, Nahaat, ne | eBrovingnce, March S—=Atr Dhetins, Tibbetts, Matanzy. tala; Holder Borden, AW Leds Erin, Ga Fn NYork Kecown Foreign Anrwenr, Feb 16—The foll heard of since the date cf eas ag dere Carter, i Becca bin) Nov IS—Arr Otho, Ryder,Cape poses hich left 2th, Hy Ewb ston, Feb Meyer Suode land: 19th, a ler, ibraltar, all sid pr feb a D tw x, Coyor, Ret 281d, Sarae jena NY : er, Bo: ip q | tipharealss, Bradiords trom, Neweastte for Sar ce: VER, Ore Dantmourn, Ist, Sir I Ne Dat, March I—"id, Montreal, 6b 26—Frances Barr, on experienced 8 very leton, do: ‘Sun, Miner, Autwer udon, and sid for Muwi Jami Bo Kap, bel as pat wnt p ov Wi da vana; T! York. iator, 7D. Ba ton, do. do Th 224, ., Ba’ sake, ‘0, Feb 7 MM. Orr St Acpans, M v Tance Bar, Dec 23—Be Pontiaxp, March 20—A, ry Chase, fork for Boston. yngton, NC, ; Portsmourn, March 20—Below, Sasauneh Cumming, ra, ti SPJ alstinstant, Hore, V and Squires & Brother Haven, Mare! Sinith Tattle, N York; Martha ha. ath deadly hie New Vork, Angurtu: cou, "N York x, doy Mersey, ‘Tu tad, Liverr oli ih ton. doy land ve Spanner, ht POK' i farfar POEIWey t ies, Pita Also nvr Permaquid, F we for Froviden Dee ‘eb 20— imore; Ohis em, Salta Al pit Fels 20—Arr Express | tbral ar J bure Coote, Rapnaly NJ} Oscar, Bears, sad. Coruelia, Nonantnm: from New Or e7 ing onthe Lower M Ni is, Dat: , Gorhan New York fat Nevtal ra Witten. fia.N al York; Diana and gis, and Vigila:t ovell, els of cori Suffolic, tO Lee at Arr Audrodu: NOrleans; 18th, Goethe . Valermo, for “Bo to ‘Sth fo: ev ry Grand NOrleavs. Is—Arr Maria, NYork (fin 25 17, Rhode Lstaud, from NO! , Hiller, NOtexns; 20th, Sa- | Havars) do wo) NY Fo: arr cS b Arr Cu sh am N Vork: 1 70, Phitydel ad dq Hoot ston; Arabella, Jordan, a 1sthy Iss ‘ells, 18th, By Gut, Keb 2t—Hen mura fr Avtwa p. Livearoo: 5-—Arr Denmarl Jane Ross, Cr NOrleanes 16h, York hod> I . tonand Halifax; ‘Met goes Hicker, do Har Stewart, Begg, ‘Auley. Chiles th, Hermsn,Allew, Bal Thomas, ¢ , Ashton, do: en, NY or Rislto, ja; 2d, NY rk; rk, Savann 7th, Cumberiaud, Power, Apilachicoly; Sawatara, Davi Philadelphia; ‘Treitus, er, Boat low land, Blanc, ard, New Oneuis E Cole,'New Ye pragne, Geaors 2 at, Bobiesk dere, Wambersie, doi Rob Ro MeKown, do; White, Boston 524d, Ko: bile; Washington, Wilkie, Sava nam, New Yor New rf eco, Tay ‘hos Beunett, Halse ton. er Adv, Jane Hoss, Crabtree, for New Orleans 34; James H ts do; Walter, Boyd. fur d NYor ett, to sail for Pas ith, U favena; 12th Coll he B er, Pal 13 me guitds aii, Globe Tle, Nasima, Feb 2t—Arr, Cambridge, Elis for Palermo and N ¥ or! 2%6—ihe Undine, of Boston, went on uth wet. q sid. 20 w " le Brooks, Cro ath, Davis, NYork. Sid word, a Javen NYerk a, Ken, I=? rt atharie W’OSId'pr ious te 9 h A Bring, F bath, Js Trinidad. York: Sor hron hmond ook: 10 Pinta Are New ni, Delaware, inias Daviel eb» ter, dad, Duell, Barbaloes; Elizabeth, i Ready t 1, Abby Ame! Thompson, New Yor rie. Pitha DeLenita, Mare 3—Are dul inst. burr ray. from 3 neon, Revd Mitre are Bl aremague f B ( GU in Cardenan, Sth ins, ¥ had a hotsterons passame, Left Con Green, tor N York, Ida; AD att, Braton, (de; as ern Star, aid New York for Boston; Robert New Bedtord: for Vortamouth. Rt Port Mowing Bosoa via at, Montreal, Londo, and schmond, Furber, fm do and sid for A'goa Ba for NYork; 22d, M: Si 12th, Harve.t, Haskell, and sd for , Feb. 15—Sld, Madison, Foster, Newport and m Kennel, Ch : Teh, Arabiaa, Foster, NYork. NV ork BI thill NOrleans: ‘Trenton, Manson 8h, Britannia, (3) Bs Dre f 2th, HeMarta, Vaughan, Sa- al Bexg, Acte, Dw Hamilton, for ie Fesyateh: ky 27h, Arethusn, Bax ¢ or, Britton, NYerk; 12h, Cuba, do;' 10th, Z. D., Metintor, Chidwick, do 17th Havne, Keb 26—Arr Dach see’ d’Urteans, NY mith, Antwerp. tt, La 4 M-llory, Brown, NOtleans Sie v Robert Bruce, Dorethy, Fredericks Hallet, N York hy St i honas; Abby A Richmond Le » Colvorn, hard, doy Wakona, Ms eon: Li Folk for thi port bury, New York tor Portsmouth | gdission One Tar: ac? Pei River for NYork; Boorum, Baltimore | © H Herrick, Salem; NYork tw toad with set tor Note e Vara that she | sland on Mouday a a8 not been ite atercarius, Geel | ta. Ritchie, Savannah; Uth sid, North Star, Brown, NYork; 22d. 914 Balt'more, Baltimore; Dia? atermo, for NYork— rma in b9 pairy wtaga and Ga ges; *Harailcon, Baltimore, iermo. Punk,’ Mayo, NYork, Sid 1th, forHanburg. 81d 20°h, March 1, Don Quixoite, us, for Liver- NY Yor! thy act usetts, from Heston; 20th, An- rock, . New Psat 7 Ns 1 Ganges, Leach dot 1 gith for New Ole: : Naabelia ew Yor) aera vay Vth, thy Dre: Patorm; 3 Sumit abelia, Bearse, | | | NYork, Si’d 3tst, Elli- tharine Mould. Chaslerton; 26 hy | je ty, B Ui ry Ewhank, Corer, Sue 1k, NOnleans—Feb 19. arr ‘Sh ridan, Dep yater, N iw. Peg, ffield, Fh Sie 1, lestons 20h, Hoxe Soule, jariean Al March 1, ‘Adams, N 8th, Glasgow. Lambert, mor; PJ Nevius, Stoop, Charleston; Amazon, arch. 1, Konohasset, How's. Havana; rk. Saral raillia, Bat ado; 2d, daiabar, Freeman, NOrleaus; Victory, nah and ¢ ley, 8 ns: , Charleston; South Kit f Sharles veedes Sherry for doy, Rhode Island, Chareh, ton, ; Yarmouth, Mat- Burr, Foster, Charleston; st, Fane NYork March 5; Gladia- ay ewig}, Vers th, bia, Boorh, Virgi maton, S.one,, NOtfeaus; reuce, New York; Tram ‘Keating, do ri: topherson, do " Ma'ta. Mi In port NYork. erpool for ther in St ARO. MAY ot ae oth, Sirah, Have for Havaua; Lith, Westminster, 22d, St James rh . re. W Coast #amatra, Oct 15, ship Franklin, i Meyer, wom 7 Lhay 7 ss hee Baskett, from York do. ode! Sie) for Rausaire, Merch Bisset, Antwery, for New York, with loxs of 2 anchors an 08, vemag? to igen and windlave a dsiles 13 h—Mary Hugg, Axe, Loudon tor Baltimore, with Seiwa Kee damage ir va drained at Boston, and re: Gardnet ines Fra her, NYork 3th, Pro- or Sumatra; Bet, Sylyeste Waldemar, Smith, NOrleaas. mga', Jncks n, Salem. Home Port, Portland, Samnel, T 20 Piaerpoul for Boston, Gove nan, Mareh 20-ia port, Sarah Aun, Herrick, for M 5 gd ind ay 7 Ni ia, Foontain «litaberh, Baker, Salem, Cams up, dnod jeree, Norfolk; Flora Haven, Dowe m puree, Be do, BI dad inet, Trin Warren Tudson; Preitic, Antiqns Bow rd, Blanchard, f Corawall, (Br) C wwidenees John Brows . Biawchard Nev ipool, Pioneri ALE PILLS. and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, arc oe obtytaed ta Chit mss Orrth page Kewtey. See advertiny To commence with the Grav ~ ii | Betweeu the First end Second Acts, | ze.ti's O1 Fill | CAVATINA, from |M" St HY New Bedford; Gen ws MUSEMENTS PALMO's N.Y. UPERA HOUSE. ’ REET oy corete-ee at Walt past To onday, Wednesday, and Friday. BENEFIT OF FUFi \sIa BORGHESE. MONDAY EVENING Mareh 25, A Overy 7 i Fea Oe U3 Acts’ by Bellini, of fir Bruno No! era of | Mini's Grant | CAV Afontecchi~ in fu'l costame hy clon, Baker. | scene by Signor De Begnis in full c Mio; Vance, Match. | o-mephere will bu no prioroiaace-en & turiay Ni ju», Burt, New York fur here wil Tl + sp) for Norfol ‘The whole under the direction of Sij ALTELLINA. PAI deneane NCs dower cr r ful varnleulars, see alls of the day. Box Sito te : | open from 9 to 4 elock. * . Pee SX GUKL Ieland sat off baceight, | w-Bo—The Theatse on the off nights will be let for Concerta and 30 bbistar, Ske sus: | or Leetures. ‘The Greatest Invention of the FAnER, of VIENNA, respectfally agno tenn amerienn Dabli¢, that he has succeeded, after sev PEN YEARS Of e tat ‘anatomi fgrlecrites SFEAING AND SINGING AU 'OMATON Chis wouderful tiumvh of INDUSTRIE AND MECHANISME 41- tieul Mistinetly every letter of tne alphabet, converses wi Te re] THRER Lan- Gua i ces to the RN: tlemen to ex! Lispenard aticet, will bw open evcry day (exe rom. uucl2 P.M, and every evening (except ENTS; children under ten years of # in Lispenard street, thicd door on the left way. ___ fa Imsee ery, 1236 Conte, March 23, tte anes will cominence with H THINGS ren ¥ r mach its Vernon” Fit. ie i -misou “Nive Heitunt THE SEASON FOR 184% WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, MARCH 25. JL. Scott, Actiaut Vauger Hl B- Bvevan, Stage Manager. ron mpter ut 1 bg Cents. ¢ Corrs Drumatiqus re-peets, for the pec elo Drama, Farce, Panto- Boxes+++25 ow engaged tre im « ‘A tr ficken, an ail eae, Comedy, M formance of Traped mime, Opera and Ball MONDAY EVENING, Ma LA TOUR’ iSvertormesces to commence ith DEN Capt Ponidan Mr E. § Connor Margaret irs Greene Previcus to tue Drama an 0} ‘oa d for the occasion. ARK. MA’ Ellen Marsden Prudence Me THE + ERG Rob'n++ Liset ere Margot Miss Reynolds ++ Mus Greene ‘Sag WIFE. Mrs inane Mrs Pres'on Emily Weod OLTINPIC RRNA T Nits March 2)—he performances will nepee wit! CINDERELLA, Pomp Poe THE DON Leporelis + oa BOWERY AMPOITHEATREK. JOHN TRYO? + Manoger and Lessee. J Farewell Benefit of KS, THORNE. SING, March 25, 1844, Beau'y. udid Eqvestrians Acts of by a Company ansurpaszes After which, ON O8 DEATH. ‘o conclude wih B GIRL OF GENOA, AMERICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR joint Far MRM M MONDAY EVE Agilii 4 qAsility on For Two Days Only, Monday and Tuesday, March 25th and 26th. gainer of, Ethiopian Meiodists, the KENTUCKY MINS- TRELS Noude'crivt, or Voutertionist—togecter with hia educated ented LOG BILE ¥ ‘The Manager has effected a re-eagagement with that Alan, engaged, Mr WM. COLE, the celebrated Chi RICHARDS, a cha-ming Voor list HARUM, Sentimental Singer VILTHOCK. the renowned Banjo Play WILE LAMS. wer and Story T 4D. we V Becutiful WAX FIGURE -osenting a group of Indians of the Crow Tribe. im the act o! killinga Santa Fee Trader, to pricy wits, GEN. TOM THUMB, POLLY BODINE ANIEL LAMBERT, — in number, recently from Ger- ‘ul representatives of the ancient people of may be seen in ‘heir native costan REY QUEEN, the Fortune Tell ted at ali hours of the day and evens innnces every evening at 74 o’eloek, and Wednesdsy and Sacurday at 3 o'clock ‘Treke's 25 cente—children wnder ten years 123¢ cents, Twen- ty-five cents extra for private consultations with the Gipsey. Queen, (770. Wedw Bi for PREALE'S SiG W VORM MUSHUM. AND PICTURE GALL! (Rroudway, opposite the Y DAY AND EVEN NING OF ‘THE MUSE! may be privates trac tows, _,The inanager is happy to announce an engagement with SIGNUK FRAN( ISCO, the Magician and Equilibrist, late fcom the American ‘The PHILA Songs. ke. ), with nice mechanical figures. ‘SS, of enorinous proportions, and a D or MONT he Mighty GIA Maseum, ELPHIA MINISTRELS, iV eDe unequalled sentimental singer. miiished danseuse. Jueen at the American Museum hours of the a if marama, tnd 500,000Curiositire. iiling—I2y_ cence extra to those who cva- mi WONDERFUL _ EXHIBITION. 7GO8 HATUHE Pp, B Fadgee Mermai Adniasion one sult th sh psy Girl, Now ARTIFICIAL MEANS, 4 open ty the put 10 A. M. to7 P. M- daily, at 169 Nasrau s'reet, over bh be move interes tiny ard A devout t leads man’s thoughts Ne cure’s God.” Ladies in pertieniar will be highly gratified. ‘To be continurd a few weeks only. _7* Admittance % Crnta: Children half-price. gas broken C eats. Mecical gentlemen aad others, on i rereive cards of admission fur 21 dave, aud ex dana ory, and treatiog torial corps are invited to m7 1sere KG, from Sweden, respeetfally A New Vork, thet she will make first powarauce Iu Aweriey. at a Concert to Le THURSDAY EVEN Hall.tor whi asion she ef MKS. EDWARD LODER, Signor D! =r L appear st this Concert for ihe first WALLACE, .« ho will play for che first time, the celebrated Carorval of Venice, as pertormed by Pagani Ole Ball and Views emps 5 BATTON “ill play two Solo’s on the ‘jute; Mr ‘TIMMS, the cele’ rated Conguctor, aud a Quarte.te = TICK 7 3 $1 EACH—To be had at the Music Btorer, ‘tthe dor ‘The Convert will commence at 8 o'clock precisely, cod th wk gb | $50 i te a 'Wathingron 2th instant, ured the able assistance BEGNIS, who ime this Mr. t St the 23d Mar h, 1f44, and ILe’ctoek A. M., from the house N. Midge stree, $159 1a e'sh, Oe dozen second hand st ver t spoons and a sin salt spv0e ‘The money A, di bs ove reward sill. be paid fo on oF thiet, Phe adi cree, CACHMAN A steady, active ma / Burope, wants asitestion in the ab tisfretorily reeomm inth seity. ag to Jately arrived from ¥ ; eam be wa- ror) has no objection to tywn Or country. Any command warded :o the office of this paper for U. D. sha'l be resvectfally attend d to. mat ee TO LWT — Two tice, mader ton o4 166 and 18 twenty “Fi ih A ue q 42 ILLUSTRATED LONDO. et F. BROUGH hs receives by the Steam-r Caledonia, the Febiwary numbers aud first number of March, of this jealers will do well to call RENCH CHURU.1, NEW YORK. Church sts.) ke, the Bishop, RING FASHIONS, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, | Magazin de Modes, 60 Canal M404" BE s for the last eight yon p Hy £9 tate received her with an early voried ond elega t stock of entire new styles raw Hate walled ia the A cali will cour fact z3 ““MAGAZIN DE. MODES, mis im*m 60 Canal street. DOCTOR JOHN THOMSON. Sox. OF THE FOUNDER OF ‘THs THOMSONIAN SYSTEM OF PRACTION, is Ineated at 343 Broome st where, as asual, are wanted such ‘patients with Chronic Dis jase aac find wo telief from other Pnyvicians, | ‘Thousand n min given w th, and rewards from $0 to SL ofte Oo prove the ive ia the rapective: Sista,” Alga, Jorrery from she Kings of France and Prussia, and old medal from Lous Pritiipy preseuted 10 Doctor T. be seen atthe office, 343 Bron ay ick tna’ call, A book wish motrers of the Leg: sition =eell Je testimony of indi medical mer peure 4 ¢0 if * SHIP TIMBER AND PLANK. silarcarved a Lereed mie, ean do 16, between mi : seecey plate