The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1844, Page 3

' ] of capital was seeking investment. ‘This state of things is not confined to this country, but throughout Europe the same difficulty is experienced. This is a very extra ordinary position of affairs. We have in this country a very great revival of trade, our crops are all coming for- ward—trade is rapidly increasing and extending itself, and yet the capital in existence cannot find use—our cur- rency nearly reaches a specie standard—our exchaoges regulate themselves, millions upon millions of paper money’ formerly in existence have disappeared, and still money neverswas more abundant, or at a cheaper rate of interest. Our supply of staple productions is very large, prices are firmly sustained at remunerating points, pro- ducers are not compelled to.sell, but on the contrary c9n hold from season to season ; industry finds active and well paid employment, and every ramification of trade and eom. merce isin avery healthy state. To keep commercial affairs in their present position should be the aim and ob- Jest of all classes, The most fluctuating movements that et this time are in existence, are those connected with stocks. ‘The effect of these operations onthe regular laws of trade is very trifling. We annex @ comparative table of quotations for the past week :— Prices or Stocks IN gus New, Yoru Market. Wey Thy Fv L, Island, 1336 16% 74 as 2 2 Mohawk, + 64 Goky 06 72 i Gx Gos 12 80 80 80° 80 42 42 40% 403% 42 104 3936 984 38}— 40° $2) 0 48} 46 52 95% 9434 9354 93% 9% 41g 413g AIG AL 3934 37 37 37) ad - ty these ane abi aot tora Gite 654 67 66 GT (OTK The closing polly show an advance on quotations ruling at the ond of the week previous. Moat of our staple articles of trade maintain very uni- form-prices, and a steady demand. The greatest fluctua tions take place in csi which staple is effected by the most trifling cirew The new crop {fs very generally estimated at 1,990,000 bales ; it probably will go over that quantity. This being pretty well understood, prices are not so much effected by reports in relation to this, as heretofore. We annex the quotations in this mar- ket for several periods :— Livenroon Ciasstrication. February 4 ne Marche ay April 20. lends, Mob'e. ferred Bebe lands, Ta 1 Biga 6: Tat Tia 7 A Bog Biga B56 7 83a 9 wc Oe Bis ER Tee te a MN si eae ie at ee ‘This exhibits a great decline. It also shows the fluc- tuations to which this staple is subject to. Prices of cot- ton are at this moment very much reduced, and there is a large margin for an advance. In connection with these comparative prices, we annex the quotations fer provi- sions for the same time. Prices ven Baetinane in New York. eh'y 12. March 11, April 20. -$5 S74a6 25 $5 87Ja6 25 $5 87406 50 é jad 23 8 Sided 258 B7fad 7 + 9690975 950a— 931 ad 37; + 769.775 7 62§a7 69 7 U0 a7 12 It will be observed that these prices are very regular. In a period covering more than two months, the variation has been very trifling. Within this time the demand has been gradually, increasing, and the supplies have kept pace with the demand. Our other staples have heen es uniform, Flour has been very regular in prices. ‘The supplies of this article were cut off by the close of na gation, but the stock since the closing of the canal has been ample. Prices will, doubtless, experience greater fluctuations now that the receipts are large and increasing than heretofore, but we do not anticipate an advance over the rates now current. ‘The Legislature of this State adjourns sine die on the 7th of May. It is to be hoped that the bill granting the Utica and Schenectady Railroad the privilege of carrying freight, will finally pass through both houses. The origi- nal bill was lost in the lower house by six votes, The vote has sinceJbeen reconsidered,and it is supposed the bill amended allowing the company to carry freight only in the winter, will pass unanimonsly. This privilege will an- ewer every purpose required. All we want is the com- munication with the West kept up. We want a convey- ance for freight the year through, and this will give it to us. The new Tariff Bill will be brought before the lower house of Congress to-morrow. The Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means is determined to make one more effort to carry his bill through. If hia motion is again unsuceessful, he will consider it decisive of the opinion of the majority of the house, and abandon the bill for the session. The movements made in the house, so far, are rather unfavorable to the success of the new bill: ‘The disposition to evade the question appears to be most prevalent. Evenshould the lower house take up the bill and work it through, its fate inthe Senate would be very doubtful. This bill will undoubtedly be brought up every session of Congress—should it not pass through the pre- sent—until some alterations or modifications are made in the existing tariff act. The party opposed to the protec- tive features ef the present act, will undoubtedly agitate the question until some more liberal clauses are attached.: ‘This will have the effect of keeping the public mind con- tinually unsettled, and the industry of the country liable at all times to interruptions and uucertainties. ‘The creditors of the Commercial Bank of Lake Erie, are notified to present their claims for final payment, at the banking house, Cleveland, Ohio, on or before the 20th of June next, at which time the special commissioners will sell to the highest bidder for cash, so much of the assets of the bank as may be necessary to redeem Oi*i#s remaining liabilities, The official monthly report of the Banks of Ohio, pre- sents the annexed view. It exhibits slight expansion of loans and discounts, and a contraction inthe circulation. Dawns ov Onto. wie Names of Banks. ans.’ "Specie Lafayette Bu, y 35,318 ask of Woos 480,704 170,432 ane of Xenia, 136,14 43'852 Bank of Massillon, 331,182 137,627 ank of Norwalk, — — Bank of Cirelevil 401,458 Gliston BE, Columbus, $82; 67 8 jusky, came ette Bk, Cincin’i fo) inton Bk, Columbus, 580'R8¢ Bank of Norwalk, 16,508 Bink of Xenia, 199,988 Bank of Circleville, 338,494 Bank of Wooster, 459; Bank of Masi 387, Bank of Bandusky, 199,964 Total, 2,267,221 480,731 2,187,644 400,866 The returns of the Bank of Norwalk are not included inthe above report, not having been received in time. The amount of specie on hand, is smaller than at the last report, but the whole statement shows a very regular movement among the banks. State of Trade Asnrs—Th a1 te week of Pots reach 450 barrels, at $4 4 50. is have been operated in to the extent of 300 barrels, at $4 93}. $5. the warehouse has diminished since a. Inst 348 bar- rels, of which 91 were pots and 257 pearls. Srock at Ivsrection Wanxnouss, A First sort Pots. bbls 841 First sort Pear! Becond do. 2600 Breapsturrs—We have a small demand for Flour to no- tice, Genesee is held at $5 06}; ¢ wn $4 87 $5; Brandywine $5 06} a5 1a}; Peanioirenie wt a. Round hooped Ohio $4 93} a $5."'In grain we. much to say. Wheat ranges from $ fee $1 08 nois, North Carolina Corn 54 cents; North river 2 «53; Jersey 54, Rye 69 a70 cents. Oats 32 a 32}, It has lately been seen that prices of flour have er ted a little int this city. This has been occasioned by efforts of holders to bolster prices inthe face of a stock and increasing receipts. Notwithstanding the Ps that the po this market is small, we are led to lieve, from the facts we er in our that it ix the ant rge for this season of the year. We suppose that o eae ty, on sale is light, Pecetiee holders have stored ulk, inorderto keep the supply on the market ax pod tinny pe = In this way enhance the nominal value of the ‘We see no means, however, of keeping up this: Becton deception. The quantity in the fay] is too | , and will now, as the canals are open, nein fare 1 with energy. In Rochester alone, on ready for shipntenter® were eighteen thousand barrels Cott Orrel commands $3 25, No wales of New Cas: ba We re rari it of a sale of about 1000 sacks Ash- s 524. ns Cotton Market, New Onceans, April 13 The two days as boon a Hitt Fv inn een considerably saved y he tions, and itis partly fo this couse ther tie ud the business of yesterday is to be attributed, as notwithatanding afurther decline in the rate of saul theexistence of a good demand for exch proving rates, have shown little or dispositi Prease theit offers. ‘Aside from the ign to in and much greater uniformity o# to prices than before, no change has taken place, ‘and we continue our previous quotations without alteration. A good many purchases have been made for France, Spain, | Mexico, &e., but much the largest part of the business has been fone on English oe The transactions of the week amount to 42,500 bales (independent! oa a aco of which 23,000 bales were inte during days. ee NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. {Assimilating to that of Liverpool} Louisiana ¥ Missienppi., wssee § North Al rinary, uted ee Ordi 6 81 Middling, 8 : 7; Good apg sein Fair, 7 a S$) Pape Selections, Ben 2 10 Good, 7 Good end'ine, 10 § DI Suddenly, on the 2‘st instant, Anoxew Buckuam, M.D., in the cath} ‘year of his age. friends of the deceased are respectfully invited, artis further notice, to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No, 47 Warren street, on Tuesday, the 23d in- stant, at half past 4 o’clock in the afternoon. On the 21st instant, after a short illness, Richany Ma- son, aged 67 years and 2 months. ‘The friends of the family, and those of his sons, are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral, without further notice, on Monday, 22d instant, at 4 o'clock P, M., from his late residence, No. 10 Watts st. On the 2st instant, Micuae. Kent, inthe 50th year of age. His friends and acquaintances are requested to attend his funeral this afternoon at 4 o’clock, from his late resi- dence, corner of Oak and Pearl sts. re ‘the 2ist instant, Exyst Rowanp, of Wentheim, in Prussia, in the 32d year of his age. The members of the German Oak Lod; nage of 1. O. of O. F., and the order in general, and the friends and _acquain- tances of the deceased brother, are res tfully invited to attend his funeral on Monday, the 22d instant, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, from his late reshience, No. 103 Wash- ington street. Foreign {mportations. Bonpraux—Brig Androdus—12 cases claret Bouchaud & Thebaud—1 do mdse 12 do claret G Rozat & co—'62 do E Encombe 115 ht pps 108 ar do 130 bbls brandy 10 hf cks vinegar 5 T Nicolt—158 cases mdse John Durand & co—2¢ do pranes A ‘Se*gnette & co—10 do indigo to order. ‘MARITIME HERALD. ‘Salling ‘Days of the Stenm Ships. OM LIFERE OO. ROM AMERICA . May 1 & Britain, Hosken- Notice to Pilots and Captains of Vessels. All Pilots and Captains of vessels are requested to note the fact that Robert S. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, isnot now m ouremploy. He is not, therefore, to receive any newspapers or reports intended for the New York Herald. ‘orelgn Letter Hereafter, Letter and Newspaj Bags on World, wi be made up at the I ERALD Ship Masters and Agen ‘Wo shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessele will give to Commodore Rowent Siuvey of our "Nene Fleet, a "ite ort of the Shipping left at the bore whenee they sailed, the Verses Spokeg on their Pax eign. Newspapers or board ie ined favely on thet r ts, at home oral tending to this Office all the Cbtait., Nautical Laformation of ary kied wi tees 0 : inne inate | they, ena ba thsakter PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL a2 11 25 a7 e005 12 45 MOON SETS HIGH W. Arrivea. i ig Androdus, Ritchie, fram Bordevax, March 29, with wine and brandy, 'to 8'T British brig Dauube, Berry, 19 days from Kemp, NS. with r, to master. h brig Edward Whitney, Skane, 14 days from ‘Kemp, th plaster, to master. British brig Ocean Perry, 9 days from Windsor, NS. with plaster, to master. ria ache William, Barnes, 9 days from Cumberlaud, NS. with pl Schr Statita, opreble. y days from Lubec, with plaster, to the master. Below. ‘Two ships, one brig, unknown. Herald Marine ener ath—Arre Oregon, Howard, NYork sie se owhill for Boston; Sarah Youn; Cohasset. 10 4 m—Arr Homer, 23 day Boston a men. aE eee ee ies all susu, 2600 bbls oh {00 a ot and 3,000 Ibe bone. x ke Feb 7, Toft St Lamar, Virgin t, el <Betinos, West Milo Cape Good Hops, Dee 5, 30 bb's ap 8SHtose, Swain, Nant, on Off Shore Ground Sept 1, 19 mos out, ) Morgan, , Rendleton, Coy from NL, Nov 2, for Pacific, te ima, of Bridgeport, clean, spoken Jan 20, lat 4648 8, mn, in Dec, off Guaffo, Ni tor, Nant, 23 mos ont, lenry, Salem, 22 mos, 8 or 900 sp, Spoken. x Saml N Gott, from Boston for West Indies, March 3, lat 25 pier a eal eae, 96 hours from NYork for Pensacola, Aprit 14, lat $8 23, lon 72 Fe Partridge, 7 Tdays from Bath for Havana, April 14, lat 37 09, Acorn, from Boston for Philadelphia, April 16, lat 39 40, lon 7 niin Ba Briton Boston for St Thomas, April 18, Cape Cod foreign Ports. Borpravx. March 20—In port, Wm Kennedy, Martio, for Andrew, Rich ed NOrleans, do; Waccamaw, ‘Cami Livehield Provideuoe for from New Orleans for eee for New Orleans; Sid 31st alg, John, Bi Hon Sid Orpheus, Hill, Canton, CALLad, Home Ports Lune ane 18—Sld Two Sisters, Bartlett, Philadelphia; Stativ en GH Granger, N York. 6—Arr Adams, Gay, Liverpool, with loss Dillingham, Baltimore. for Bevigor, to discharve part Xe figure for Phitadciphing Union, Jupiter, Hogan, Eastern da fleet Of near one hundred of part of butwarks omtLaND, April 19—Arr Frances, Ith, C1 hatlenie raffam, N here; Union, Co olby, jortotk for Cam: id Pratt, Cyelopi, coasters, Neweuryrort, April St parr Alphion, Kilhom, NYork, Save, Aoril 1$—Cld St Paul Allen nil Ly NOrleans Al Ph 20— Arr Hltaabeth aty, neh "fe Gray, Mavaguezs Ja mouth, NCi Stabicon, ‘owle, Norfolk; Ino dria ckerson. Phvladelohia; Victor, Goat 3 Raney, Chases. ‘Trio, Nickerson, and Com fee N Vor “Uld Soptia, Knowles, Valparaiso and g h, Pret Flora, Tioga, Eldridve, Gin John O Hanover, ‘Trinidad; Michigan, a fot Boston, late of Scituate)’ Hall, La Guayra aod pene hes, Dromo, (late of ‘oston) Str N Philade! Govlds Mobi Clayton, Parker; Zoue, Cr phia; Amand: da, Nickerson nd Vintace, Bert fis Hallett, Lewis, «nd Woleote Hye Epervier, Farwell’ Mobiles ‘iri several days since, Palestize, Stebhenson, Philadel New Bepron ia e, Charleston for Boston Cid dixon, Noth of Rurope. Bld ‘Tiger, Nye, Albany; Corinthian, Shepherd, NYork : Simes Houx, April 18—Arr Cocheeo, M’Crillis, Havens for Bostov. Provipssce, Apnl 19-Arr Jas L Long, Hawkins, NYork. Cld Wilges FW P Walker, Edgecomb, Matanzis. Nothing sailed, win ICHMOND, "April 20—Arr Joseph Brown, May, Troy; Tus- Smack, and Leontine, Hart, N York; Elizabeth, Bowen oN, April 10—Arr Caroli & Leon, [Fr] Chaniel, Savannah. Cla Lincoln, lee Thomaston, je; Mariner, Kuowles, Baltimore, Sid ‘& Jess ner, Havre; Henry Danesg. (Br), Kes ma Garrow, mr tbe Bilton, Liver: ‘lore, sryine Matanzas; William, Walker, NG rhea toa Said 2 S}e Lord Ashburton, (Br) Paul, Lives. back, do; Sarah, Cutter, New, York: Brothers (Br Martallt Glasgow? Hirmi Wyler” tyler Nin Omens, \ April 12—Ate U ea ec Com'r shuns i Lverpool; Wal a Ravtey Plabys Phtsaey lumah,. Borland or, Hanbar Ri Detavia, | wagehi Havana; § Aptis Prateba, Span] Estepha, i ‘orgiana, Me! ae Belay coming np, ‘Autian, ba ‘Thom nd Freaa, (8 Us. TURES BY DR. HOULICK™ On the Organs pe in Plants and Anti ited so much intereet last. week, will be Tor the noe time, on Tuesday, Wednesday atd"Thureday, April # compliance with the urgent eqlewn ations of rt who could not previously at- rr vonal Mall, Canal ter bor ati reet_ a faw doors east of Broad wal ‘or gentlemen, at 7% iu the Evening—Adi cea ire, or $1 the course For Indie sung! ‘Afternoons of the same days—A: the 26th the Leetare in the ject pustoalegy jaterestin Great numb-rs of tadies attend every day, and all of them are load in for eaprecstone of saterest and satis/action. ‘The iturteations are, celebrated Anatomical Venus, the only poset model of the female form ever seen in this coud: teen oon models, showing the peculiarities of atas many differ- af and important, to females wns obi be witied om any evening thin can be thi modated! Aod any one who i not perfeetly sat have his money re diately on asking ior themes may atso see thew at l0in the mornn conte. Gentlemen of the Press need ouly give their addresses. Koch Lectare will be complete ta itse'f, though the whol” form a eomnected course. aa? Ac%ec ~ IMMENSE SAL GODEY’S MAGAZINE 1D LADY'S’ ROOK, pk BEAU iy i844. sags mc RAB, fe LAU PUL A L BURKE fr iT Lehua tro FAIS 0 LE sONOL, Lowether with: py L Be ta Visit ENTS, aad with arteles from the ilar writers of the day, has ren ‘ 's Wegestes tr for vy, the most attractive number ever “THE IMMENSE SALE OF 490 COPIES on Saturday, reopen! be vd Prey. ed tt jahec LOST, THE CATHOLIC Bi RYING SEes », yeuerday iwera tour aud five 0” ink te ver formaner ¢. * the fe —~y! coremon ves Se 3 re Mr John Sweevy.a Lady's mall Gold Wateh, witha gold hate. A onthe ba who, if he ri Pct vied hy finde ‘The AWaten’ vas the gift of friend by reference to NY, 11 Aon street. jeenbers ‘of the German Oak Lodge, ave ordered withiw, to assemble on o'ehoek. in the alternonn te ar oto ‘our decnased brother, B ¥. LANGHORN, N.G at lun we ms | Bese rem sign be row tof rmetion will be recerved and SWESN “aaare by. BW 0. OF OF Lg, No, #2 of LO. ee ey soe W. PAPE, Seereary. NEW YORK, T A MEE’ fe A oavened immediatly ateribe jour Cc ASSON, the fol regret, of the decease of our late worthy it John Casson, an raved faraily ape fiir and wi ee § ‘ Ne u 1 Cade fi eh saptained fan deri helo whe ‘ia. al Depyate and py Public, p perorped his dacy to. nef fulientea “solv id the memo in the highest respec: compelled to es who was beloved this, our humb! us all, bothas a soldier , and it 19 wi esp ene that wi and a 2g, 18H oe Inte wing resolutions were unasimous- Keslved—That we hare hard with, felines of esti ‘om’dt the deepen: wmnable Com- Pete nrbes cartgee oe Kesolved—That a copy of feng oy resolutions be transmitted, by the officers of this Com) Published ia the Heal TAY THEODORE sik ie Secretary TRANGERS BEWA N THIS AGE OF EvRS important to chose pp crocnemted NS has removed his Old Galen's Hs By Pearl, corner of Beekin: most extraordinary cures of ell how complicated. He api RE the Family of the deceased,and MC.LA RUE, Presiden JUACKERY AND HUMBUG, itis Poe ety J No. pensary tO nan street: aie. he continues bis are mo- there is no Dr. nection, whatever wil y other office. His charg derates big consultations strictly private N.B —O| the nuinber—mistakes are often dangerous— 288 Pearl st. Ma. ines and directions sent to any part of the Union, aay it te ing the case, and enclosing. five dollars. FIRST COMPANY TE meet at No, 100 Washington street, on. member, ERN' larly requested. By order of HENRY H. WRIGHT, Secretary. WM. H CLAYTON, ace VOLUN- Hie MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY are requested te Monday afternoon, Apri! 22d, at ABT ROW to attend the funeral of their late fell WALD. Punctual attendance is parti Y Captain. mi JUST. REC Leeches ever imported iato this country: 0 Pe a VED, 10,000 of the most, splendid Smyrua + arn very large and healthy, and bite quick. Druggists ana Leechers a vited vo call and see Ming? and those im want of tae il fig greatly to she reel, 022 1m on very reasonable terms, by ur advantage to pure! sre warranted jertectly healthy. "Wor sie wholesale or im ENGLiss POTATOES—A Laneashire Cups,” in fine o1 et ship Cambridge. Apply to a22 lwee Lely. Apotheeari Mi Hat ie Lh es nantity of the celebrated er, for sale on board pack- MARSHAL, 38 Burling slip. ESS PORK—200 bbls very extra quality, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, aaa E by Kk COLLINS & Co., 96 South street. ANTED BOARDING—A eutleman wishes board it ife, .two el a22 3tre the the eity, fort Mi servants. Audress P.'B.atth's office. ANTED. A Apply at this office. SMART ACTIVE BOY, wo atiend from 10 to 6 o'clock. reference required. 020 3tre wo DRUGUISTS—A oun; 2 emi ‘Grand st. loyment as such. man, a few weeks {rom the with the routine business, of ference, Dr. a0 3ttee CHILDREN, THR Igeeranjad, aM for the sale of, M. Frecoaies Elisa Cor ort fine bloom at the Gard. wear the South Ferry. Perry.) His new y: in the most magnificent Howe ed enanot be asta elarw Greenhouse aod in Lavr Asuucnros and Mas. We from to 0 cents each. beam a Broosty plant, vow in thi ew Azalias cousist of bot lear} his new D. IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT Tercewe that aa agency is establish: . DESOMEAU X'S Wonderful ‘udverttsemeat om last column of fourthpage. y street, (late establishment of Mr. jety of RHODODENDRON GRANDIFLORA, ALIAS, ©, are now for sale, in ully made wp, at reasonable prices. Also, the above he y explain aor of Mathematies aud Nautieal Sevene 1 id Leouard street. Tickets ~ Ingtruments B.—The large be removed to Bost red iastrument Used fier the Leetare mide and longitude, the time of the day. the ireg of the aun dial, aud the hy Sease made popular mM VALE'S GLOBE AND TRANSPARE PHERE, ie.) *, “wy Tu GLE LECTURE on the astronomical manner of fading rities 3 begin. iranic by Mr- Vale, it Roseyelt street. io this Lecture, will 20 ieee SMWT LITERARY ‘EXPOS FOR MAY, 1844. 2 NEW SERIES—VOLUME 1, N’ Will be pabliched Saturday, April OFr It. iv now nn years Companion was issued, av it has brea enal the commencement of the series rk would be useless, os it has been thes its value and world at li colon FA ‘OK TWE! Stye¥ ve EMBELL: LISHMENTS —A steel place rior's Daughter—A steel plate. for May—A steel plate, colored ure 1—-Carriage press Le pee pam w open, and #20 Im*ec ITOR, UMBER I. 20th, at the OF rk ce the first number of the Ladies’ deemed exoedient by enabling Droprietors to commence a New Series, and thereby ling ali new subscribers to preserve the work perfect from ONLY. Ss. do different style. rove do different style, _ ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTORS. mpbary. a ‘Gould, Winhi; Samuel! my RELY ORIGINAL S'rome A: Blaybie CONTENTS MAT, 1914—¥ REE STEEL ‘The Mille Mande=iliaatyau d, Phe ‘Two Portraitg, by Mrs. E. W. Ellet, Sonnet, by Hoary Hirst Harvey bY, Professor J Aunt Annie, by Mrs Kamina Lay for Spring, by Jerome A. May ‘The Influence of che Female Character Thoughts on by Miss H. J. Whitman. ‘A Lesson to-and for Lovers. fice, 109 ‘To ewell upon tne merits of 80 long in exiaten ce interest have been fully acknowled by the Taek STERY ENGRAVINGS, A>, aiysic, NTS Hi. Ingraham, 1, Jee N iehols. jagrahar Carol of the Peris, by William Russell, J: The Legend of the Drown Rosarie, by tt Homanes of History, iscence of Peace in Believing, by, Han ah’ F, Gou! The T rumpet=aet to Music. STEMS $3 a year, ia ery, is eauian Office, For 69 FUL'TOS oven, bY — STR by J. w. Neat. Miss Elizabeth Bar sal at the Pobli- EET. 7 Axents and Dealers are reqnepted to sead their orders to the Publisver early, as the edition is limited Back volumes uratly bor Also, loose numbers and et nes. r sale at the mubscrionce X apa ACKET SHIP LIVERPOOL FOR TIVERFOOLS Cabin passengers br ibis ship will please be on board steam- boat Hercules, at 11 o’clock precisely. Dock, Monday morning, 22d instant, Letter bags will clove at Hale's, Harndea’s and’ Gulpiats, ot half-past 10 o’ctock. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELRY TOitch who wish hn tp descriptions of the abev house in the city. ‘Gold’ each. Watches pe find it warranted to keep good time, or the money rr turoed. and Jewelry ee in the urchase ton Silver Watches, sie al ‘ate! as low as 20 to 2 Myoliars and Jewelry eeshenaed or bought All Wate! ‘ate! best manner, and warranted, lower thas at “GY CCALLEN, ‘importer of Watches and Jewelry, m27 Im*re holesale and retail, 30 Wall} strest, P-stairs. AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMEN THOMAS BELL, Auctionrer Stove No. 11 Spruce street. Regular Sales ss usual of Furniture every Wednesday and Saturday. Ino, of Dry Goods, and all other varieties every Tuesday and Friday. jiture, at 1034 o’clock HELL, Auctioneer: of Piano Fortes, Patatowe soy Re selon It Spruce 96." aie Ci TUESDA H No. 19 Thomas a of valuable Furniture at Wea o otelock, tah “ ye toe “ire THOS. B 1S AUCTION NOTICE. PLENDID FURNITURE, cotire elegant Furni contained in the modern three si ty House No. 42 veer street, will be sold on Mondsy at 104g o'clock, com fiue and valuable an assortment of choice Furniture di room and bed rooms basements, hall, stairs. ctche Farther particulars Ke , as of this season. al9 3e®re ANSI NoTIC! i ee maple do, one set exten ou dining Tables, Card Tables, Lookin leds, Bedd: Sits: mahogeay sa'manie, Chaimet Dincst bet sed ints and Linen Window Curtains, with a in and other ornaments, Sille Tassal & rin- ees, ‘aes large public house. ‘Also, a variety of Braasels ingrain aud stair Carpe tity of Kitchen Furmicure, Stove, &e. & FW, BE, ARNG Aneto BY D. D NASH Store No. 139 Fulton screet NESDAY, 2ith April OTEL FURNITOREL AT to Oreloek, cais. 57 Broadway, the enti premises, together with a fa Ware, Glags, &e ie tury at the Hotel Fran- dining Tabl hoguny, sraay Oil Clothes Bremels. as rain Carpets; Mirro and. Maile Glasses: Hat and een gama: Clock; Stove: Niantel Vases, French, B mas eather Beds; Hair, Mattrasses: Wiedow Cartaius aud Shades Also . Di ‘Tea aud Breakfast Cutlery, with the Kitchen Furaituie, with whieh the sale will commence. N. B,—The Silver Plate will be sold at 11 o’elock, Cata jy en the premises, or at Tt Prete ion tec logues can be obtained Room the day previous to tne sale. RICHARD VAN DYKE, Auctioneer OUSEHOLD FURNITURE. af No. 30 Vesey at, comer ONY J. BLEECKER & CO., Hacer @34, of Koei teatea 9 ovelock, at ‘No. 30 Vesey street, an extensive assortment of Hoasetiold Fureitare, me Ot ‘abi ny uieatts, Washstinds, F a ‘and other jeda, Mattrasses, &c ; Maple Cane-seat Pier and Mantel Kookleg Glasses; Astral and Hall Mantel Oroamerts,Plated Arti ut Glass, fugrain'and Venetian Carpets, Rag tots, Toilet Tables, Wash Stands, Bioves, 022m REMOVAL. Three large a handsome of Duane street ap2l Im*ec ng 12 roo! ts of garden ground, , Staten Island, New York, &e, &e. ABIIN & CO. azo 3t eod* ec not of Court st. Brooklyn, Be oms on thes*cond floor, and kitchen, Croton water in II respectable fami: a20 3t*re fi TPHOMAS WARNER, Attomey and Couneellor at Law, has removed No. 18 City Hall Place, corner 2 ‘0 LE ighth Ward, Brooklyn, fan” and fisted up with every convent ‘wood house, stable, aud te fad out in beautstul order. ‘Phe lo is exceedingly heal: py and plessant, and commands a most extensive view of the are of os street, N. York. Or of MR. THATFORD, at the bridge, PART OF A a To wo story house No. 155 Allen st the basemeat and yard Ment low to a ly. Apply at No. 2 Astor House SE. A PURSE of $59 will come off over the above Course on ‘CENTREVILLE COUR TROTTING. Tuesday. Avril Zid, at tovclock) P.M. Two Mile Heats tue der the Saddle. ‘The follo Horses’ are entered Geo, Smith, of Brooklyn, e ke Medock of New York, ent « & Suallle closed to come off Monday, 1, mile heats, best 3 in 5, to wag: h. Sir Charles x. Plum Bob be. m. Lany Wiggins No. 13, nile heats, best 3 in +b. g. William Tell ur g. Medock bl g. Frank Brower Deforest names + H, Woodruff names Immediately after, Sweeps 5, under the saddle, lor $173. ‘Woodruff names Geo, Smith names - A. Conklin names 2 3t® ge Eanes ae ee : 5 BEACON COURSE—TROTTING, MONDAY, April 22d, at 2 o'clock, a Match for $300, Two Mile Hoary und under Saddle, be TEE, Gen wm. Whelan et = "auf folie Immediately after, a Parse for’ #0, Two ess 8. MeLaughlia C.8. Bertine H. Woodraff alo 3t*ecF SM PEOPLE’S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY. DAILY, Sundays excepted—Through Di- rect, at 7 P. M., from the Steamboat Pier be- tween Courtiandt and Liberty street. steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. P. St ton ‘Maid ile Heats in Har- Blue sch. @ Sir Charles ch. m. Oneida Maid sae. Mondey, ¥ ‘riday evenings, at 7. Steamboat K aytain A. Houghton, on Tae + Thursday tad Betarday Kveniogs, oc7. At Five o'eloek—Landing at ymediate Places: —= ‘The Stesmboat CURTIS Laney Captain W. H. Peck. ‘Tuesday, aaa rd meer) M ‘The Steambo: SRC, Captain R. G, —— Mou i Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at Passengers taking this line of boats will arrive in Albany in amy! “ql time to take the Morning Trin of Cars for the east or wer TP The above Boats are new and substantial, are ed with new and elegant State Koos, sua for speed Hy eed jon are unrivalled on the Hut : passage orfrvight, apply on board, or to ‘P. C. Schultz at the oflce on the whnef. a2zre NEW YORK, ALBANY a TROY STEAMBOAT LIN FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Moming Line from the foot of Barclay street, landing y laces. ‘the eed a THOY wrt A. ‘Gorham, to morrow morn- i “iii. atewmmer “PROY, G@aptain A. Gorham, Tharsday m ing, st 7 o'clock. ening Line fromm the foot of Courtlandt street, direct. "The stem ALLOW, Captain A. McLean, ‘this even- ing at at ry o veloc steamboat ALBANY, Captain R. B. Macy, to-morrow evening, xT ovplack, ‘The Boats of this Line, owing to their light draught of wa- areable at all times to psss the bars, and rench Albany wit roy ia ample time to take the morning train ef cars for the east or west For passage or freight, apply on board, or at the offices om the ct yac CHT ZENOBIA.—This beautiful yut fifty tons burthe for sale. red yacht, copy fast sailer She'can atany hour in the day. Apply to M Avery & Co.'s. 4 ie = Bi pleasure Yacht, of A new senoo- pore we | found, and « remarkably seen at Manhattan ieland, Dry Dock Mr. JOHN HYER, at anes Kitchen altogether maw made of one piece of ena of different models. if Bi bag also manufactut and. repai 8 Wrough: good as new, all Kitchen and bya great vr eval deduct filty percent to atdensnt howls and bose ping, hou: ‘he above articles en be leat hes tao at the above place, metal. iron, t Ranges journeyman tinman, and a young man who eno speak French rand English m29 im*m whould Alambigne Bathing Tae. "i a7) . tor rubs, it Prekle, CHEAP, A LECT CHOICE AND GOOD. Hibbon, Hosiery aud Glove Store M4 Cn 91 Oxford street, Low: M, EV. 3 1,000 dozen of Hosiery, L101 Sinall Wares, Also, 40 boxes of elegant Ribbons, from Countey mere! his assortment a few cartoons elewant Cravats, cheap. storekeepers would do well to ‘call, as choice and el WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. tae arp SOLUTION FOR THE hange Grey hair to its original color tn a is different from an: perceding all others. It is highly efficacious possesses great advantage of beautifying the hair ‘without 1 injoring ite ested to have their hait if hambars wou Bo reason to complain. erowth. Those "wee doubt its (har are req ¢hanged before paying, their money, this method there would be prove the fact. opposite the Hali of Records, New York, u api tim ‘and retail, and applied, at No. HAIR, whi few minutes. ‘Thi yet offered, and eacnot fm! of one My Ain DP sta Sportsmen to wes claimed by using Gurtis i Hare "Ahan van Ne has bora beta very short m United Seat testimony of some of the best shots, ns to its tes, Cleanliness and strength, who consider cleanliness and pro give itat Sold in canisters of a pound each, hy Mr. H. T. COOPER 178 Broad JOHN CONROY, Falto BERIIAN, fardware Dealers, No. 499; ind weoleale of W. F. BROUGH, m27 tm* re 301 Broadway. ter to 80} strength, desiderata, to itham street, \e attention of neh, ri Id take it those Al THA! ‘Tea, vou ean do so by forwarding ine street. A three dollar bid will entitle ea sof tyson, Young Hyson, Imperis chong ‘Tea, Mark, otherwise than we represent them, send t your money, which will be chrerfaly paid. at sie ND CHINA TEA TEA! YOUR OWN FAULT tek. YOU DRINK BAD 1, YOU CAN APPREC ang f, end want to obtain good your orders to 88 Catha you to receive five » Gunpowder or these Teas are of the firs: aualify should they prove back and get Pretigoenie TPAcgupany, wharves 22re ALBANY DAY LIN: FOR ALBANY, and latermediate Land- —ihe new and splendid steambont H AMERICA, Captain M.H Trues- 1 will pare the foot of Barelay street, north side, on Monu- ree ‘ mh ridey, ee ‘at 7 o'clock. any for, New tN on Saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock NEW CINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER. POOL Packet of 26th April—The splendid and vorite packet. sip SIDDONS, 1000 tong. burtiven, . Cobb, will saii on Friday, 36th April, her regu: jog all 1000 tons and upwards, p he old country, will ders them every hips of a smal er is well known are superior to. any others. Fersons. wishing wo secure berthe should aot, fail to make early application om board, weat aide of Burling Ship, of to At tlie Geners! Passnge Office, 13 Peek ‘Slip, ‘corner of South street. Liverpool—W. Tapscott, or Geo. Rippard i. cen, Agents "i iar OR NEW ORLEANS.—LOUISIANA AND ANS | Nkw YORK LINE.—The fast sailing paeket ship | OUMULGEE, Capt #, Peet, will sail iat May— re jar day Fo ght ov parsage,having handsome furnished yeeommo- dations, epply on board, at Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall street orto bh. Ke COLLINS & CO “having th . GASTON Cape. pildridys. w aud sail 10th May, realar Oo LGe om Oh in New Orleaus—Mesars. Hal promptly forward all goods to thei T ’ parthen, will sail as above, ight or pana unsarparsed bi dal West si having elegant aud roomy accommo any ship ic Por poly to the Captain e Aas NaeL WOODHULL * MINT’ ENS, #7 South at Price of passage $100. ‘The packet shy Hoehester, Capt John Britton, 108 cove burtnen, will # the Qaeen of the West, and eal on her regular day, fa Yas alire K BALL 0) on one 5} WN, ‘OF LIVER. pO PACKETS—FO! POOL —Oely lar Packet of the Mey Ma ie well-known, fast salve) 5 by packet ship t OL aus ethan GA § ole, will positively sail ow ‘Weduesiay, Ist May, her tegolar ’ bin, second jepection, be found to ut add to the conve: Five accommodations of the cabin and steerage passengers, wi be fitted out inea_manner that ¢ 2 comfort of those em y. will atall times Le | For terms of Hebe Wee PHOT Hits ac 1 35 Fulton street. next door to the. Falton Bank. 8.—The’Colambus' sails from Liverpool on the 16th Jane. pain sensing for thet friends con have them broaght out in het, orm aay of the prekets of this Line, sailing (rom thet port on thé Ist aud 16th of every month, Deatis at all times for sale ‘on the Ropal Bank of Irefand, and on Messrs, Lig J ott, Grote, ‘Ames & Co., Bankers London, For passage, &e. apply as aboy The new packet ship Yorkshire will succeed the above pack- seribers, BAK! hbection At CHU TIAS SON ay an ‘o whom order wo iressed, post par a mitiance or orders for payment in this city. ‘mad Tm* 36 et and sail for Liverpool en the 16th May, her regular day. aaltorul 90 PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HUUSK. Wi of Bignot DE. BEGNIS, on 1 OPS BBTERDAY EVENING. ING. A) 24¢h, e noe BARBIERE DI SIVIOL Yne Dollar, to all parts of the house <£0 se Pertarannce wo commence at half Fast 7 The followii Artists, to Perform during brs tom "tiraclee eye as Prima Don ‘Signora E. Borghese. Primo Ten Perozzi. ep Buffa, +8i Galbata Secon . Witha full end ‘effective Chorus, New ‘costumes, New Beene- _ty, and Decoration: SIGNOR F. PALMO ‘Also announces that he has coneluded an engagement with the eminent PRIMO BASSO, SIGNOR SANTINI who is daily expected from New Orle LEADER OF ‘THE, ORCHEST: 1G. RAPETTI. Combined with all the former ed Professors. jorghese wig Debeenlt + Sig Perozzs + Sig Sanquirico Conte * Alimaviva= Doctor Bartolo- Don Basilio- Sig Benetti ‘Sig Albani In preparation for the first time in America, as onginally per- formed, Fokielt tA Grand Opera o} LA SON 1b, Alo, ELISIG DAMORE, are respectfully informed, that during the recess, r of Boxes n entitely remodelled, all of the centre seats having be-n 180 a8 10 afford an excellent view of the Stage from every part. with the addition of Four Commodious Private Boxes on each side, which will be let nightly. o7 fr the wetgow phe . ox ice is BOW Open eve: are oS d week, from Wotelock A Mtl cpreiseeP.. Mw may be secured for the ensuing season, int acne ae transferable. Price $10 for Twelve Representations. Subscribers uot securing seata, the price of tickets is placed at for the season—n rab Acting Manager +++ Sig Martini (>The pablic are Fespectfully informed that the Baths have been newly arranged and fitted up in a handsome style, and are in full operation, night and day. PARK THEKATRE MONDAF. EVENING, April 22, will be performed FOR- N1O—Fortunio. Mrs H Hurt. After which oa Dance by Miss Julia Purnbull To ee ude with—INKLE AND YARICO—Yanco, Mrs H unt. ES bag ie THEATRK, Boxes- ts | Pi og Cents. Beneiit of Mr k S. Conner. EVENT Rol 22 to commerce with the Sa as oe ii : 7 HE IRisH LION, MITCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE MONDAY, E NING, 1 Aprilia, to commence with JOHN PR TYJOHN & CO. Afcer which—F RA DIA’ “VOLO. To conclude with-THE SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND FEREETUAL FAIR OF THIS GRAND ATTRACTIVE BILL ! C ommeneial on posta Api SPLENDID Pe ORMAN To conclude with aL ‘The largest in the atid aa of tye asnetnee and propor- tioas. They are MAN AND Wier and haye been iis! in Kurope by more UNDK ie THO! SAND" PE RSONS ! tires Fed hints ‘They ma ay be seen iran} 10 o'clock A. M. ull 1, rom 2¢ ast Sand from 7 fi COLE, the pour BILLY Msn vy it eas, Nin Oba 1 Ue She MMTAN, Mit WHISLOGK. Mitt BOOTH, Me WILLIAMS, and MHC HOWARD,’ and others. e GIPSY FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger many, and faithful representatives of the ancient people of Figypt, may be seen in their native costume, he GIPSEY QUEEN, the Fortune ‘Teller, may be private: ly,consulted at all hours arihe day and evening. ‘Tickets 25 cents—children under ten years 183 cents. ‘wen b& -fivecents extm; for private consultatioas with Pe Sines”, ueen. PEALE'S KEW der MUSEUM, AND PICTURE € cRY. AND BRILLIANT L ALLELE fe ARE THREE INCHES SHC D THe AME AGE As TOM “With Bight Reoemers, I for One MR. H. BENNETT, M: ng to the public an Array of Talent 1 be y place of amusement in the city, and that too pal ‘The Manager announces an engagement with ie “( ON he ok: the Protean Performer. LA PE the tixaceful Dancer. irs. WESTERN. ming Songstress. recian Jugyleress. N, the Coins Singer. And the nds Ld pie in polite eadnuson as ever, and sUR- rises every Vi Prive Manager respectfully announces that he has diminished the number of seats in the Lecture m, but increased the comfort of the audierce = The First Six mnt Hows will con- stitute the Parquette, spe are newly cushioned and the backs sent will, be entirely separate. ench ome - ‘rom their being constructed in this manner, and a certain apace allotted to each viniter, the audi- ence cannot experience the inconvenieace that frequently occurs from the crowded state of the room. ‘The Manager has incurred considerable expence in adoptini he professes to promote the pleasure o! Dain 3 (Woe LADIES WILL MEP EED TOT VTE WET: HOUT ANY ete PRICE, bat apatite will be charged an OUIRA DOROTHRA WAGNER, sister of the celebrated Gipsey Queen, ean be consulted during the da (C7 An Aiternoon Eatertamment on Wednes Saturdays at 3 o'clock; and every eveniag at a quarterto8 o'clock. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS. NATIONAL GALLERY OF Gees PAINTINGS He OLD ¥ yaar ee SON ROOM, iN ©. eLINTON HALL, Corner of Nassau and Beckman streets. MATEURS AND ARTISTS are informed, that the Gat lery of Paintings at Clinton Hall is now open from 1 M, to @ o'clock at aixht,or later, according tothe senso They will therein find a choice collection of the finest which have ever adorned any be allowed to stady in the x) find a Catalogue, which will explain all the historical and other pieces, quoting the Passages of authors from which the subjects ‘aintings have been taken. (7 Admittance only 25 cents, m7 im*jgb TN R ‘TITION OF THE GRAND J oRT. NEOUS CONC RPHANS of the ENT unavoidably pe ING, Sout Apel itty ative Broadway Tabermacle ‘The Tr tees of the Fire Depart’t respectfully beg leave to informithe nab- Tie, th nisequence of the number of persons who could not ol oncert of the 2 den adaced to epeut the Conceri on theabe which occasion thes have great pleasure in an Eliswite cutee’ Vositam who have gnssltouny velar teered their services, vit t— MRS. SEGUIN By per ou of Mr. Simpson, of Park Theatre IADAME OTTO, MRS, PRWARD LODER. IB WAROMIE: ¥ rn SIGNOR yAuitt MU. SEC By Mit SHRIVAL ihc hae 1 ROR MAYER. Messrs, KYLE + have in. the kindest mmanuer offered to perfown a Grand Concert on the Flute and Clarvonett SIGN BENEDID, has elso, in. the kindest manne y permissi Simpson. vol. ta emt thee Geant ( ruses; and ¢. TIM. Iso kindly volunteers to preside at the Piano Wor Mr. C. HELL, Leader, ‘a! and effective Orchestra. dimitting a Lady and Gentleman. ro be had at the principal of the Department, at Kimbre=’s Officer Miuste Stores, of the Bookstore, 134 Bowery, of the Committee, and {if any remain) concert. attend would do wi at the door on the evening of the ¢ tickets being Hinited, those wishing provid tune. Those who purchased tiek the former Coacert and could aot obtain admittance, will ple call on either of the under Commitwee, and have them ex- changed, MART NW. EMMONS, It Spruce street, FORS LABAGH, 53 West street, JAMES PRYEK, 26 Front street, al] Sis*re PARKES GRAND HIBITION Le! haying final here dan ‘an encored) will be. brought Those persons that were the first night, their tekets will On will eee ‘veral of them he same order a in adamitta th ward in t ble to ob VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. KR W. J. DAVIS tfuily acouaints his friewds and I take at the Apollo Rooms occasion he will be sted by & ieee ¢ west, i forty of the most emi- t Musicians in the eit ‘and by the following celebrated DER, Mee HARDWICK Me. PHIL: Pe DODEA, Me MASBEDT. an aut. Mr. MARKS ; Flute, Mr larionet, Mr. GROEN VELT. MM eiae by the kind permission of art, Mr. W. AL@ERS ; Second Part, Mim will preside at the Piano KROGKAMME.—PAI ie lL Overtare— had! Ham Tell,” fall Orchestra +++ « e part forever, : Flute, BH Bavis, twee favorite French Air, ‘Alu elair de la Lune,” with ‘ul ‘Or 5 Hear he ORS ENY pig trodue on, "Per Britthaut Variat aud Finale, with ba 1 Orehewtral A Accotpaniments:~ Boe! oe Barsand Elute, Me MUSSGIIFF. and BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ‘Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.} Wasutneton, 20th April, 1844. The Senate does not sit to-day. The Treaty is to be sent in to the Senate om Monday. The delay has originated im preparing the message and accompanying documents. It seems to be generally understood, and I have no doubt it is a fact, that it will, in the first in- stance, go before the Senate as a Treaty. Then, should it fail there to be ratified, it will be laid be- fore both Houses as a Bill or Resolution—in which latter shape, it is generally believed it can pase without difficulty. 1 am informed this morning—and I presume cor- rectly—that almost our entire New York delega- tion in the House will vote in favor of Annexation. As to the rumor about getting the consent of Mexico, which Teens ‘ou last night, I believe [am safe in saying—and I have made very diligent and protrac! ed efforts this morning to ascertain the fact —that you may give credit to the rwmor that a mes- senger 1s tobe sent on to get the consent of Mexico. But how the subject will be presented to Mexico, I know not. Ihave it from most respectable and credible authority that the delay in sions had the Treaty has originated from conversations had by Mr. Calhoun with Gen. Almonte, And in th conversations, Gen.Almonte has exhibited the most conciliatory and kindly spirit. I am constrained—by a due regard to truth ~-to say that there is some doubt whether the limitation in the treaty is precisely 30 days. From the most authentic information,! am inclined to bee lieve it is a few days more than 30. Twill add that in aay mission from this govern- ment to Mexico, Gen. Henderson has no part—nor has he anything directly or indirectly to do with it. [ understand that the mission is totally independent of the treaty, TWENTY-EIGH@H CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. House of Mepresentatt Wasuineton, Saturday, April 20. As soon as the Journal was read, Mr. Prenix said that on account of the laxity of the United States Laws on that subject, he moved a resolution ; that itbe referred to the Committee. on the Judiciary, to inquire into the expediency of amending the Act of € Jongress “for the Ee ment of counterfeiting, &c.” passed the 2Ist day of April, 1806, so as to provide more effectually, for the conviction and punishment of persons charged with counterfeiting the United States coin. Li > ich over one day Wenrwourn corrected an error in the “ Intelli- fencer,” and stated that yesterday he said “My God” Fistead of By God”—and that it was used in no irrewe- rent sense; but because the House treated the terrible Joss of life on the lakes with so much levity, A bill was read twice and referred for the thorough survey of Red River. Mr. Kinxvaraicx introduced a bill appropriating twen- eight thousand dollars for repairing Pennsylvania enue; $6000 for repairing 16th ‘street and making a bridge, and $4000 for the roads to the Navy Yard, and The Congressional burying ground. A motion to lay this on the table failed, 74 to 83; it was then read twice and re- terre ‘The Roads and Canals Committee were discharged from considering the survey of a Macadamised road from Wheeling to Erie, Pennsylvania. An attemptto go into committee of the Whole, and take up the post office appropriation bill was lost, 88 to 91. ‘The rules were then suspended, 120 to 69, to take up the bill to improve the Western rivers and Lake Harbors. ‘The question is on an amendment to strike out the “Illinois” River from the Bill ; and an amendment to this to re-commit the Bill with instructions to the Committee to report two Bills, one for the Western Rivers, and the other for the Lake Harbors. ‘ + begged Mr. Bouglass to withdraw the ” from the Bill ; as it was very evident that would never pass this Bill whilst that word was in it. Mr. Dow Lass said he would if the House would take ouri, the Arkansas and Ohio Rivers. .om, of ‘Tennessee, deniel the power of Con- gress to improve these Rivers and Harbors. Mr. Dates of NC. took the same ground. Tunes O'CLocx. Mr. Daniel is still speaking. ‘The Bill may pass if the “I1linois' is struck out. rps, sy SUBSC prepared to sell, WATCHES EW ny at all ‘Kinds at the lowest possible Prices, viz:—Gold and Silver Levers and i,epines, and also a very fine assortment of sewers: consist c Ley) Feast 1s, Bracelets, au " o ete: ie is deter- mined to #21 lower than sf other ve fat city. N MYERS, 80 Chatham seb ae forget the Rope tts ‘Chatham street. m FIRE BRICK. HE, SUBSCRIBER, living in Washington, South River, Middlesex County, State of ‘New Jersey, is manufactur article of Fire ke. that st inde fever yet offered te the Table, wh which be eri gett fenced Mf. ‘Washington, South River, Mar Nisreh 35 5, Tue N. B.—Apply to ©, Kaneuse Agent,Jersey City Iron Works, New Jersey who will always have an agsortment of the above article on had, at al times, oF 49 the subscriber W. REYNOLDS, Man faeturer, = Ri m28 Im#re ‘asl PHENIX HORSE BAZAA NO. 189 AND 191 MERCER STREET, REx? TO Th ee che BUBLIC AUC oTION SAL he next regular will take piace at this, Pip image Y aUksba ‘a April 16. commencing at eleven oiglocks, with Cart is, Saddlery, &e., uew and secon t 12 orelock, wiil be ‘offered a catalogue of very superior horses. Get tl is] ce anc earreisete saint eft tars toate eeanes etre ally the country having property to attended to. ‘At Private Sale—$0 fine young country horses, kind and sound, Justin from the weatem part of the State; tWwo super inatehed pairs of Bay Horses, fine pair of Brown gpleedia paie of Bay Carriage Horses, a pair of Bri jerse, young, sound. kind and very fast trotters. Also, several very fine Saddie Horses, t private sale, two very handwome Rockaway Wagons, gud a numberof new ‘and second hard Barouches and Light "gone Horses taken at Livery, and kept in Accommodations for dealers? res, he Sorrel the large and convenient tory of COWAN wi wep rvoually to all orders for buying and selling horses, ‘All persons selling property at this establishment may rely upon having & TRUE ACCOUNT OF SALE rend the FULL AMouNT OF PROCEEDS ‘willy in all eases, be pald promptly in cuurent money The ARENA of this est: new and most convenient plan, be brvding and stable, thereby not ineeete og in the least wil itpy. Ca sale horses Ko1mg Out of coming in on the day of auc- tides “Atall other times the Arena 1x kept entirely clear, and re ye lie ea h of private horses and those on fale aMlording every Tactity Tor exetee ow ink ma NB Bie 8, horses. cow, al2 Im@ec Proprietors. NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR ‘$1, 33 AND 35 CROSBY STREET. THE PROPRIETOR tadiemg ny frie nd the public that he has on sal chi large and pact blishment, upwi de of seventy Horses ry id and kind, co ¥ Sea val Horses, f rio County, suitable for family w Road and Saddle Horses, of go at trotters and of great endurance 5, cine & Iso, a very large number of good Homes, suitable for heavy Te and well broke in hasoess. The above re i worthy the attention of Le gc his inxeket, with Hors f this establi the United action, m1 le an draucht, kind, “ir are all w ) MAY rest assured utmost ad attention, with liberal charge e Propriegnt would al oform his trends atthe poblic, fet the Auction Sales ‘Business 1 discontinued at thie ei ment. WILLIAM babnaem od mri tm*re AND LIQUORS besiness on ne RAN DIES ‘The repat.tion whieh his house has offers a tage chance to apy persor ‘yusiness.. Marly apkenion se should be made. D, 333 Aun street. TPOBACCO, 90 bales Saint Jago de Cuba. Guise, Coffee—10 s Saint Jago, new ero} ‘Arrow vay aie Toe.cim barrels and ¢ anes. we and ,000, just landing from the barque Gleaner, in as- brands, new erop. In stor feneral assortment of Segars of celebrated brands, of last year's ek, offered wholesale bon ye) Yo _Al0 Imre No.6 Wail st, and 269 Bs FPOBACOO—FINE CUT AN clined to cloge up xn inter now offer for sale nn ‘Tobacco, papered up in ces. I beg to call the att , the quality ¢ jar lower than tg ‘ts i ‘ Keel Tobacco Siantinetofy. me fine cut aod smoking ¥, at very reasomal “4 «of Western Merchants and o cof the very beat* H. FABER, No 1 New at STG DAGUERRIAN GALLERY, \outatig Ns ED WAY, UP STAIRS buyers to th f citi Cofieetion WHITE would ate the et call fie atanatig . fi nn a the. city to his spl Fhe senna SiR 1 aplend from two to beg 7 Me. 2 ty and acearsey ef delineatios vi imal kinds of weather, either with or withowe colors; the oon ie Ne a reduced tw those charged by the mest ia- experienced in U ire Amervean Tuatitute, it ite Tate exhibition, awarded Mr. we te the first premiam. for he bet i likeneng (for grouping ane eneral of the superiority o! in New York for the y and at no other establis obt N fe —linported Loge Gi emeras rd rh Ba and Ameri can Iustrumeuts of the. very beat quality, wi CHemienlay Polwhing Materiais, bee , al See he Mr MARK ni Mrs. LODE the Bee Sucks,” Mrs ' WICK, Me PHILAAPS, “ Mr Ri Solo—Flute, Mr. DAVIS, Tema, “Han! bel at Variations aud Orchestral ‘Aceon panne ” fall Orchestra ity Cents, to be had at the Tepidence of Rite street at Mase Bor Lng atthe » 4g ert will commence at kh precisely. Oncor want ot the weather, ald Ste re FS&M loz Orertare, be om ~ pORTUG ESE, FEMALE, PILLS pi edgy, sine hus ovine ment on the isst eolnree rte pewe. sale at the very lowest prices, ¥ ORDER OF AARO the Superior Court of the © Notice 1s hereby iv srarute auth rizing attac! inst non-rea rs pe catate of C ihe on Hol that the to him or for [is State belowaing to him, and the ta anafer of wy him ,are for Haw. aud are vi Dated theta ay oC & EDWARDS, Astoeaey for Atta yng Creditor. the delive mr31 itawdin® re