The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1844, Page 3

| siking in allot which pampoo! wig making, of whic! he ar Jed gre‘t pee We notice one—that of providing « hair brush for every person. He has two large baskets filled with hair brushes; as soon as one is used it is thrown by, and not used again until washed—an important point for all lovers ef cleanliness. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—Tne Lonte Mixture, ed by the College of Viedicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, 1s ccnfidentl re commended for all eases of debilit produced by seers dulgence or cons of any kind. Its an invaluable rema dy tor impotence, aterility, or barrenness (unless depend ing on mal-tormation.) gle hottles $1 each ; cases of halfadozen $5; care- fully packed and sent to ail ofthe Union. Ottice of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 95 Nassau street, W. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. > IT IS MELANCHOLY TO CONTEMPLATE the ‘number of exquisitely moulded faces, beaming with grace, loveliness and intelligence, yet marred by pimples, lotches, freckles, roughness, sallowness, redness, or somo other defect of the skin. One cake of Dr. Gouraud’s Italian Medicated Soay will, rapidly cure all th lefects. We can refer you to sev our most esteemed citizens, who have been cured by the above Medicated Soap. Buy no whore else but at 67 Walker Street, first store from Broadway —60 cents a cak; Milk street, Boston; Schoonhoven, Albany; Tousey, chester; Gray, Poughkeepsie; Myers, New Haven; E. Ferre, \ felix F- FORTUNES SOLD FOR FIFFY cents | ‘What constitutes*a fortune? Why, very often a good looking face. For instance, to have a clear, healthy, roay white, noble brow and neck, and soft, smoot can have this, even though their face at pre- aent be yellow or brown, or covered with eruptions, pim- ples, blotches, sunburn or freckles, by using one cake of ? Italian Chemical Soap. Its powers are such in ing diycolored skin, (ay, sometimes eventhat of the Creole,) but you must be sure and get the genuine Jones’ Soap, as there are poisonous counterfeits and imitations of this abroad. “Taku care, get it in this city only at the aign of the American Eagle, $2 Chatham strevt, 323 Broadway, and 139 Fulton atreet, Brooklyn ; 8 State street, Boston ; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelp! ig THE Co? CENTRATED EXTRACT: OF SAR- by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, es- tablished for the suppression of quackery. ‘This refined and highly concentrated extract, possessing all the puri- fying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs, is confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely superior to any extract of Sersaparilla ut present before the public, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for all arising {rom an impure state of the blood, such as scrofula, salt-rheum, ringworm, blotches or pim: ples, ulcers, pain in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any disease arising from the secondary effects of syphilis or an injudicious use o4 mercury, Sold in single Bottles, at. » 76 cents each, “in Cases of halfa-dozen ‘Bottles, ipod us one dozen Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union N. B.—A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers Office of the College, 95 Nassau street. W' 8. RICHARDSO , M.D., Agent. RICORD'S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX for the cure of primary or secondary Byph and all affections produced by an injudicious use of mo cury. The great advantages pos y this powerful | altérative over all other preparations pecinchrett hee philis, that white curing the disease it improves the ion, whilst mercury generally leave a much sease than the one itis administered for, ‘The mmendation we can give of itis, that it is now extensively prescribed by the medical facalty, who for- merly considered merenry the only cure for those com- plaints. Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of half ‘iozen, $6, carefully packed, and sent to’ all parts of the Uniou. Office of the College of Medicine and Pharma- cy, 95 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. 0G- TO THE PUBLIC.—Having been afflicted for se- veral years with a disesxe in my bones, which was accom- panied by severe pains in the parts afflicted, also in the ead, and the bones in my legs were enlarged to an enor. mous extent—it was impossible for me to have a night’s rest. [hod been at different times under the treatment of no jess tha nine physicians, and used the various adver- tised noxtrumi nally entered the City Hospital, but obtained no relief. 1 left the Hospital and called on Dr. JOSEPH HEINE, 20 Duane street. This gentleman re- moved all my pain in 43 hours; the swelling was going down rapidly, and in one month i was perfectly cured. My disease was caused b: mera, JOHN COXON, 45 Hamilten street. Sworn before me this 3d of May, i844. EDMUND J. PORTER, Commissioner of Deeds, 6 City Hall Place, N. B.—Dr. Heine may be consulted in (his native) the German or English language, at 20 Duane, near Chatham street. 0G- BEAUTIFULJAIR— EAUTIFUL HAIR.— Three shillings only, what a sum to force dead hair to ive, By using Jones? famous Coral Hair Restorative. ‘To give the human hair a glossy, silky, delicious silky richoess—to force its growth, and stay its falling off—to clean it of seurfor dandruff, use a 3 shilling bottle of Jones? Coral Hair Restorative. This economical, yet wil article, is used by 7 or 8 thousand of the most respectable citizens, ull of whom are delighted with it. Sold only at the American Eagle, 82 Chathmm street and 2s Broadway, or 139 Fulton street, Brogklyn ; 8 State street, Boston ; and 3 Ledger Buildings, Pidfladelphia. O9- VELPEAU’'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE of Gonorrhea, Gleet, and all mocupuralent discharges from the urethra. These pills, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established forthe suppression of quackery, may be relied on as the most speecy and effectual remedy for the above complaints.-— ‘are guaranteed to cure recent cases in from three to fivedays, and possess a greater power over obstinate discharges and chronic glect, than any other preparation at present known, removing the disease without confine- ment from business, tainting the breath or disagreeing with the stomach. ‘Price $f per box. Sold at the Office of the College of Pharmacy end Me- dicing, #5 Nassau street. W. 8 RICHARDSON, M.D. Agent. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, May 5—6 P. M. Speculation in stocks the past week has been catried on very extensively. Fancy securities have edvanced very much, and the operations have been very heavy, ‘The most valuable stocks have fluctuated very little, eompered with those of a worthless nature, Since the banks have made their quarterly returns, they have un- doubtedly felt much relieved, as they have extended their loans to the brokers. The movements going on in the stock market during the ipast weck, are but the com- mencement of a poriod fof great speculation. ‘The bro, kors seem to be very generally of the opinion, that by the middle of June, the fever for stock speculation will rage very extensively, and that prices for all kinds of stocks will reach a very high point, or in other worde,that the bubble will by that time become inflated to as great an extent as at any time through the season. The brokers and private speculators have the disposition to bring about this state of things. All they require to accomplish their object is capital. We annex our usual comparative table of quotations for stocks during the past week :— Prices ov Stocks iw iat ANY pie id Sev ‘r’ L, Islay 73 ie ve 7 7 EA ER 76: 7 Big BIN e3 61 45° 4 41 42 A285 52 5M STIG 59 4 96 96% STG 2 8 #4 Ins” 023g toa 1s U3 7 ‘The closing prices on Saturday, cotlpated with those of the week previews, show a very great advance. Long Islend, during the past week, improved 53 per cent; Mo- hawk 6do; Harlem i0; Patorson 3$; Canton 113; Far- mers’ Loan 44; Norwich and Worcester 13; Ohio 6's 4}; Ulinois 8; Indiana 7]; Kentucky 6's 24; Pennsylvania 5's Odo. This advance excseds that of any previous week for a very long time. Itis impossible to tell where this sp culation will stop. It will undoubtedly receive some severe checks very soon, by the failure of many concern- ed, Wut the excitement runs so high that a decline will only be succeeded by a greater improvement. ‘The banks are dally increasing their supplies of specie, end from present indications we should judge that in the course of a month or six weeks, they will be in a position to go into stock speculations as deep ag ever, The demand on this city for specie from the South has nearly ceased. The receipts from the West are larger than the outgoes. The precious metals are accumulating in this place, The course of trade and the movements of commerce will invariably create an annual circulation of vast amounts of specie from this city through the South and West, and after having per formed the basiness for which it intended, atter having made the circuit of the country, will again find its way beck to the starting point, to remain until the comingiforward of the new crop demands its employment, or excessive over-importation carries it out of the country: ‘We say this will invariably be the routine—by which we mean, that so long as business is conducted in a proper manner, and confined to the legal and legitimate chan nels, this wiil be the unalterable course of the specie cir, culating through this country. New York is the grand focus of all financial movements. What London is to Europe, New York is to North America. This city governs and control the movements of trade throughout this Union. Capital centres at this point for all purposes oth fnaneiot and commercial. It ia the depot of both thy foreign and domestic trade of the country, The bulk of the precious metals in the country, when not in circu: lation, must accumulate here, asthe balance of the do mstlo trade is always in favor of this city. The whole Sch and West are indebtedjto us. he receipts of specie’ st New Orleans from September Ist, 1843, to April 24th, 1844, a period of abont seven months, amounted to $7,069,472. This large anount of specie has been distributed all through the southern and western country. The yellow boys have nd 2) R \dletown; 78 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, &c. | SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND naneeknpeiprersred | ‘actually floated up the Mississippi. As un evidence of the truth ef this statement, we nnnex the repert of specie in the banks of New Orleans, within the period above specified :— Srretm im tHe New Onceans Bawxs, nce. since Si Jan. \. sty . $55 sus aon sir 7,899,703 8,999 2 ut3 59° Aeceipts since September 1, 1813, 7,069,472 Amount passed into erreulation, «+++ ++ + -B4,155,830 By this we see that more than four millions of dollars havegone into circulation irom New Orleans. ‘The actual receipts of specie at New Orleans cannot be efficially ob- tained. Large sums come in so many different ways that the returns of the custom house cannot cover the full amount received. It is estimated that the total receipts of specie for this. season are more than eight millions of dollars. Granting the amount of specie circulated through that section of the country reaches five millions of dollars, within the past seven months, and we have the evidence of a very rapid return to the standard ofa specie currency. The greatest part of this amount has been used for the purchase of produce. The prodacers of the West have received a larger proportion of their receipts in specie this year thon ever before. ‘They have not, as heretofore, been compelled to exchange their products for Paper money, the value of which they know nothing | about. Purchasers of produce have gone into the coun- try with the hard dollars in their hayds. The proancers, in turn, have paid off their debts'to the country merchant in the same coin, and the country merchant in his turn, briugs it to this city to pay his debts here. This revolu. tien brings back the specie to the starting point. As we before stated, nothing wil! disturb this course, unlegs it be large importations. When imports exceed our ex- ports in value, the balance goes forward in specie ; this reduces the velue of the currency, asthe vacuum would naturally be filled up with paper money. Whatever balance of trade thers is against us from year to year, just so much isthe country impoverished. The surest advancement to wealth and prosperity is to sell more than we buy. By exporting a greater value ef merchandize than we import, the precious metals constantly flow into the country and pass into circulation, taking the place of paper money as a currency, and gradually bringing the circulating medium up to a specie standard. There are connected with the accumulation of specie at any one point, grest dangers, unless the banks are eom- pelled to make public their position as often as once a month. A larga amount of specie in the vaults of the banks is an inducement for expansions, Banks are tempted to over issues of paper on the strength of large deposites of specie. Specie accumulates inthe hands of the merchants through the course of trade. It merely passes through the hands of the préMueing classes, A merchant of this city sells a bill of goods to a merchant in Ohio, in payment for which he receives the specie. On the receipt of this, he doposites it inthe bank to his credit, and draws ou it from time tg time asthe wants of his business may require, and feceives bank bills in return, dollar for dollar. This specie goes into the vault of the bank. Onthe strength of this depo, site, aud a hundred others of a similar nature, the banks extend their issues and discounts, until the currency be comes depreciated, until paper money becomes abundant, and speculation very prevalent. ‘This inflates all the movements of trade; over.importations increase from year to year—prices for every species of property advance, until they reach a point that euables the foreign manu- facturer and producer—in the face of any standard of the tariff—to Gll our markets with their merchandise, the pro- ceeds of which they carry off in specie, and the last act of the whole is filled with bankruptcy and desolation. We seo by this the great influence of the curreney, and the many dangers that are continually surrounding us, so long 4s the banks are allowed to do business any length of time withont exposing their affairs under the oath of their otticers Bank Commissioners are useless machines. We do not believe there ever was an instance, where one of these commissioners actually examined the affairs of a bank. We want a regular, prompt, monthly report, of every banking institution in the country. There is ne diffieulty in making these reports even oftener than once a month, provided the affairs of the bank are kept in the proper condition, If their movements are confined within proper limits, the trouble and expense will be trifling compared with the benefits resulting from such a course. The movement made in our Legislature to ex- tend the time for making reports to one year, instead of reducing the interim, haa been got up for other motives, than to save the trifling expanse attending quarterly re. ports, The banks find quarterly reports very inconve- nient—they undoubtedly find the restrictions these re- turns place upon them are great drawbocks to their pros- perity. They are not able to excend their business so much as they would like, and they seek to have the check removed,to enable them to go extensively into the beauties of banking. The fact of their having appliedfor a relief from this Jaw shows that it ncts as a curb, and checks their expansions. With all the difficulties they labor un- der in bringing their statements down to the proper level, they go on extending from quarter to qurrter, to the last moment of grace, and are then obliged to curtail so sud. denly that a short and severe contraction take place in the money market. We argue that monthly reports would do away with these fluctuations, The banks could not expand and contract their mevements very much within thirty duys At least they would find it safe'to pursue amore uniform and steady course. A quo warranto has been issued against the officers of the Honesdale Bank, Pa., to know why they have not been elected according to the law’of the State Should they refuse to show cause why the law has not been con- formed with in their election, an injunction will undoubt- edly be issued and the affairs of the bank wound up. The transfer books of the Reading Railroad Company are to be opened in a few days, This road is owned prin- cipally by eastern capitalists, who control the road. The receipts of the company have increased, since the road changed hnnds, nearly one hundred per cent. tHe Reapine Raitroan. Ri $35,708 showing an advance of three per cent since Friday. ee Married, 4th inst by the Rev. George Benedict, On Saturday Gronax W. Witais, to Mary Writis Criaten, both of this city. Diea. At Fara, about the loth April, Mr. Davio Lon, of Sa lem, Mase. Passengers Arrived, Havaxa—Brig Leopoldo O'Donneli—James W Emery, of Nam Yak: Ber Lemme Grosenor Connerteat; Francisco Rivas, Cubs; Doniel vieseldorfl, Homburg: Madaine Margaret Postel’ aud two ehiidren, Md'ite Minettn Villa re, Frances . Brig G A Wrighc—Capt & Sintare, A Chri i iD Ateageas—Vire VG. Hilla son JW Lippi cour D Keiifurt, Dr J 8 eae! ae if Drumingud, Mr Culbertson, and 30 in Naw On rans—Ship Yaroo—Mrs Kearcey and bes Mr Daniets snd tomily, M Huot, Mr Cross—!7 in the steer Monite—Brix Crotox—M? Nutmaa, 5 Jackson and two children, Mr ampbell. “a. *—Brig Samh Brown—W Moore, and 15 ia the steer- Cay West—Brig Gulielma—N Spencer Mr Lutt and lady, t kK Seale, 4, i cree Mr Maiden, Mes Sherman, Mis Jem carmen Major G Wright U 8 A, Indy HH cKayen, USA, Mis H Adel, Mrs A Cameron, wh! "Russel, JH Breaker, F Clift, D A Clark, hip H Allea--Moe F.C Tucker and aoreant neker, rs Ie BK ball Mrs Kia Wed start 8 “ Goan bit Mie AC Henan, Miew Mee Taxlor tng tw ' Pier Manat ouctch, Mie ok ars Fa © Tucker KB Kimbsll. Ba aves Jb ve ah Kilby, HL LW oY, and 18 in steerage jrnes, AO Ba Voratgu Emportations, Hay dat] Leopol 'o O'Doavel! 159 pa utter Brot re & co sugar AC Ros James Harver— Beawviile—29 n-—500 box a vegars 118 > tobsoro 67. bbls lo f do ‘Pena | vas—T tx sweet mais KE Goulurt=27 bales tobacro Jon F Roderigues—50 bxs segars D Carts jr—l box Jos # Redrigns—8 casesao PAH Ke: ald & 20-110 bx-s dy Jos Manaanedo—1_ bale do Gocdhne & co 321 bigs cocoa F obivaon jr—12 bbls sugar Jesse Read—2000 cucoa uw's 150 + 160 bauch:s bananes 100 pampkias, to order t R Brii ar A Saige 5 P Robin vou 17 do 8 W Lews ma) wer 81 bhds suuar Mason & Thom ‘ee ea dnd ont poe do Feters5t hhis aad 1i9 brie do. Howland & Aspse. P R~Barque Condor—48 hhds and %,, ie war 25 hhds motasses Hovacg ra core ah Rona. ter Hirmony’s Nephews & do acd 16 beh M sord—56 hhds engar 50 do molasses 16 ¢o rum J Peace Guta Brig Tarynn ioe ~ th FH Met nayonto do 93 haan Coffee Kichd Lrvin—4t8 do'2 hhds wagar 15 bale tobuceo jompson & Domestic Importations. =£hip Varo0—i116 hhds baeon, 244 brls Tard oo hogs de Slo gris ork 13h Tame La els, beeswax 10 Heans 191 bra Lied -K Colliane6"0. bri eff rd rnd Tilescon—166 d “id 312 , kegs ‘ arte ih CF Witwene=2a bales cotton & = 9 do Small and Willig Mereh—30do Wilson and Browae=\5 do do Buck and Perers 21 do J? Wi it do obele hese wax Macgregor snd SVise—1 lo Wood and Gi fs Les gia Yaad Daunte? pkued P Hlavers—t case Fe Fal fern—=6 xy imdue North, Brot crs? bileaskine Ld Wye bx md: meyer aud Jonnson—!do WO ooper & co= 1 do moss 196 hale Ship Artunra — x Jermaine: Dhl nen Bpofford, KE or —ote buig layd 1s can died te Wee bi ¥ Se i atu tard 397 pom Ar bak lard 20 & kedgar290 bbls pork Small, do: lard Lock wo b | bk perk Tophe ‘i Bel My, nod hee | ht ao do Hh Laon 8 conde | seiet, fim Newburyport for Porto Rico, 284 ult, lat ; “ Saakecroot Howlard & Asplomal toot Bele pore ania le da 0s fin New York tor Pensacola, 25h ult, at 296, lon A sks bacon H Tt Hotehiiss—153 Wile la Ian bdo Piltor Le Bape 110 hier—16 bbts hams. Olear 'G Hoye—7 Vda 0 tee ear AG Jnwor—5 tea GU bls hame Greenway Ted bozae | lat 38, Jou'73. gue 0 apres eo—tids lard Rol era Wiliams bis | | Amausla, 9 days om Baltimore for Mobile, 25th ult, at 296, Soh yb cotton, my Onceas Shy Niagara Tole fan o> do ame Foreign Ports. . bs = 3 UB Belumacser—t hinds shoulders Conditen k | (ST Jago ne Cums, » April 2210, por. en: Clough, Noble~-75 bis tallow F Smith 3 bales gotten tabhds tabaco wien 7 apy Te sey ote aby de ha aces Neeeld fe Cael 8 bates skies 1601 beeswea Rt N fd itch, Hope Yoh Ras ncan, Daggett, from New York for New Orleans, 28th ult for & ec fuegon. bskeclit h les cotton H Griy—3040 pices lead Strachan & ee da Atril $81 fe Seott—190 bis ‘Strachan & Scott—W0 tes peaches 2 do seed TON. Ja. April 22—In port, Backus, Stotesbury, for Poul gineing Haven Ge Gonid tes hams 22 hhds tobaces B'S Rog abost Sth April 21—[o port, Magnolia, Grannis; Emily hitvey, aud Pamlico, Pulford, lugs Orient, and Atlantic, woe | QTARA, Apel 13—In port Zaine, Kane, for Salem, 3 da; Motto, | Newnall, for Bostoe, a Gamura, (Afi h 25—In port, Otho, i la Rasunya (Africa) March ‘Tu port, Otho, Ryder, for Cape 2 Ha Nobie'2 bbls talios 2 toa Ss ole tonnes Sh hale een Dominick jan—6 bales cotton Niundall-9 4 Sirachen & Seat ork 6 do | id 3 baler mos 1 ba 231 bales. cotton 44 bbls ice to orer NeShip Cincinnasimt hor hama Hiram Lees Kea i Googe bales hemp Burritt & Johnsoa—69 | Burr ato, Brows, ‘Toledo; dozen bro: ms Work Draken % bole V onal 1 te treverix | Reranger, Smith ‘Cleveland; Amazin, J Wichelhausen—3 sacks wool WA Camvell—179 bbls flour | Klas fi y & co—46 his tobacco PL Nevins & Son—29 | Navicator, ras LE Stewart, ‘te sinck do; H Hubbard ar zn, Mauroe. \ Backe: ndepear rst be pork Ker ds expan, Dow y Hnrod: Giver Deen de 3 bbls pork 108 bits hams 37 do shonigers Koki le, Detroit; N-Ameriea, Ca a'd. to, Warren, tes berarax2 do tallow 4b : Riekords, ic Wniken Haine’ wald—t1 kegs ard to do—I7 bi K © Lemen, Reed, sox Pennayl- Fey dowes cil stones P Cortie=INt bales hemp MeGrig’ dower derenience, Wine hbl# 31 kegs lard | cask beeswax Bartlett, Kendal & tn, Winchell, Ken Fin por, Abboit—981 pigs lead Strachan & pote pe hales hemp Depeys- Wood, Mice Citys didaie ne ter Whitmarsh~ 21 tex 45 bbls 4 half do beef 2do sausages ee & Lora—s £0 hhls baces 59 bales moss Everett & Wattell— al ite baer Haven Wt “5 koxs | Be do tard 4 he als in es ast ‘Tmomaston, April ie—Arr Neptuae, Luce, N Yor! ie 3 21 bx: bees vax ’ CP. Ae mI ke on srk tt thle lard ae ao | Sue.et, Kel ervaed Zephyr, C oeket, Richa bee Boston: De bacon 384 bls Rronthart & Shorp—151 bal s cotvou 18 Seanton—24 hh 'e baco 168 as tallow 11 cases peper, to or’ New Ontrane Brg Long talacd—15 bales mdse Wilson Brown—39 bles rope (weker & com$ bila wide Lbrl navn 4 do | bis M ighee—6' | » Eldridge, * Sid, Cordel ‘Boston, May 4—Arr Franklin, Kimball, 2 | Hoste ha Gambi rn a rR m, 7 ry, Thompron, Haya y Mer Berry, Ph flour L Sat phitt Proneer,” M Yorks ‘Ayiien rasta abe Bait 237 kegs | mo Whe, Cie empty Sis 71 tisree: ew Onreass—Barqae Genesee—1108 bls forr 804 do Dr 70¢o0 lari 12 do hams 1:5 bhds do Suytam—419 brls , Carde: flonr £96 do pork 40 do tatlow PJ Nevins & sou—22 do Wisner, aul Gore am Fal Gale & cxitd ris lard Dane & Care —22 do hate M & | rend, Seavey, Mobile: Pal phi wen 500) ews dal i Loe ‘Alekinder, Jenneye Phitsilihes lia, New W W Tucker--25 bila hams 138 brhs poric 40 do lard 2 i ‘a a Karle, Suitb, furgoa; Hone gs de | y, JB * 3 Chief, 8 - Beor Macha rie’ Ks cline? nhds Lard’ 7 do pork 2 do beans 1 Dinghiy, gee A Ace Mita ag Napoles Boog cage wax PH Van Nest fas altered “her voyage ants loadiag Peery for Portland, ub» New Beprorp, May Patt Proxy, Gra Tram. et, Page, Bal y. Burr, Darien; Moma Brig Melmn-—( Before reported} axes maze W ! R Hoveg 3 bxr 4 irks 8 Crover- I ehst Post & Ponlliv—1 ce Fox & bitte mn—34 bhds sugar ki D Morgan—54 bales rope iE fasion Cin gota Brown &, Dimon—ibo eae Cont CE ste—317 MA Howl in, Wilmington, N Susau, Frrgason, C jeston, S William, Luce, Sipp.cwn for Ale ett Brig 0 balew cotton Eno & Phelps Ark burt, Wil E ich—23 JH Tallman 68 BW Green & co—65 Hale Apres an By Mis imoks Neda ‘keco—120 Sturges & Clearman—-150 Nouther, Bro- fwikius, dor Velane: Wal fiadvon ther Smith, Writht & co—54 Spefto jeston & co | America, Begs ri ‘Adelaide, Washing to, NO; Phi jerry =30 Boue:t & Kuesiand=28 Hicks & co—23 0 aielphia: 8 ter, do;,Lebinan, do, (or Cal is, accordin Y Parton! caso Townsend & Brothers—1 bol Goodhue & co— | te wind); Swan N Yorks Trl’ ‘ e dots P [anes & co~3 pkus Woodhouse & Sinith-ri do Die & (Buiston, May 2—Arr Frasces ilmington, NC; cont db Austin & Wetirel do‘A Kesler—i dow A Benet Kdwards Providenes for Thiladelph ae Pan + Brady. 'M: ld L weranue, Porter, N York; War- iS 0:0n—86 bales cotton Perse & Brooks—18 igh, Wylie, Liverpool ay Baresi 15 ¥ B F'ilis—64 do Greeaway, Heury M nah Cumming Clark, Boston; &S an—113 do Perkins CEC hae Phi fare Doane, and Macon, L-wis, NYork; Eleauor, do Newbold & Craft—3 bris bees- | Ralimor joi! New bates kD Hurlbut & co—13 kexs | Peudieton, Prospect, & MeKnikht—1 do Fellows, | “New Onurans, April 26—Arr typ—2 Caidweil & Marsh | Davis: and Otnrlio. Ryau, NY, J los & comts ouaks HJ | ih, ‘Babate, Havana; Boston, Per York, Hinekling, Vers Croz; Chas noes Dumbarton, Pendleton, Bescon Vietotia 3 Si stot J Me! allt pkg Mi Ww nrdswo rth & co-—20 Z Hasior % Mari Be Manxs—Brg Samson—149 bles cotton Holbrook, Ne! & co—'35 do Mel, Coe & Anderson 7 Covter & co—2! ter & Mattord—I Npear & Vaudenhoof—2 bxs tobace S&H pk ns—3 cranks tox H Waring & Son—3 box ‘ palelaed ue © Mapes—2t green turtle to ‘Master—23 | Bales 0 order. 10)-4-— Brig Wm 4 Jonen— 22 bales er ston Col- ua Comm? ummmnings— 312 + jer 31x GC TPS y ITER S ‘ig Camilla—a bales cotton J Bluut—30i| SIX CHAIR GILDERS AND PAINTERS rox—Ship H. Allev—43 bales rotton Sackett & WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Prcthers—79 bble mackerel N ty MeCrealy & 67198, te AT #17 PEARL STREE {2 Hevertgh-199 0 Pillot & Le darbier—100 bles Pat 62 do Reid & Brot! vrnas Rh wae oat =| 3 te Re ‘oF Colliard & com do Lia Wil ANTED TO PUR HASEA geod Paper Route, ether 9 do HS Fruman-t crt "Salt Ou 4 Morning or Eyeuing vapers. Al Rae person havsng Phys J Peck=-5 de H | gue 116 Aleppo ih a good cu tomer by addressing JD. Park Pos stating particulars, or the advertiser Wall hi ae son te he m6 20°re MARITIME HERALD. _ |D&PccAMRU} A268 Nan: Magspocn com Se DAVIES, ton and Clinion sis, Brooklyn, ‘arroll, Cook, An: Sent a _mé Ito Thence H Wall dent bx Fe A CSL ye B Wardetdo H Richde-tt ds & Welker At th» cor. of AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMEN'T'S THOMAS BELL, Aucttonser. Store No. 11 Spruc adtsggiat Sales as usual of Furniture every Wednesday and 1p2, 9 ioe Dry Goods, and all other varieties every Tuesday JOHN weet 5 1b Fata d 32 Aun streets ee be paren WA De" FURNI- do black an 4a , i aed Brench | Bebra bs, do full Frea: AU hairs, is, Work go, eecloaed marl bie an yh atyle, A rosewood and mahogany cars Piano Fortes, Beds, Bed- attraases and Pajliasters aale wilt commence in the Ann ‘Feet store with a large Carpets, &e., in every PALMO’S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSK. Under the Direction of irection of Bignor Di Dé BEGNIS. Ad on poe Ais tian Que Dollar, to all para to all parts of the b house £1) e LEADER OF THE( ‘Combined wich ali the former D RATER fast SAAT HWE shanote, wit syzed Rossi pate a BARBIEKE oF ‘sive al alas Comat when seats sreured ‘Regalar ‘season seats tran ferabie. Pt 10 for Twelve Ive Represent citi ibis he price of Meher le placed at Biss eee ete ees ys alte al I The public are r: ‘tfully informed that the Baths besi“uewly arranged ond fried up a handsowe atyle, tw full operation, eight and day Yt SPOON! K will sell ‘clock, at 191 Bro»dway, aa extensive ¢ “URGH CA PLANTS —LE Suited to buyers packed for the countr; Also, a quantity 0 10 be jants are a ail Bae order, ‘and will be de Sugar Beet Seed, and Garden and HH wer UCTION NOTICE —Lirge a ‘urn "Aiooe Astral, Wall and Mt of Bar Room Ginss W: ALM THEATRE, Boxes. +4425. MONDAY «VF 1 be performed. the Opera of ANN L ary the Kighth, Afterwhich—& Dance ry" 2 Tumbail Lord Perey Mrs. Seguin. ane BOY—Jed-diah iigotbeea Hi OR A DAYS pat ARAACK OM Coe Ferrier, w Sies Reynclie © OLY MPIO Ben ir. Holland, MONDAY, EVENINGs 0 ec Pet pees ke to commence with PAUL After which, MACBET eM eeeth Mr Mitchell, To conclude with, MRS WHI a Write, Mrs Timm, EIR ATH BEACON COURS MONDAY, May 6th, ac 2 Siang Heats, beet 3ind under the saddle. P. M.—Purse $75, Mile cesses. Tip "m Tee mals beets in se+brog Caynga | Lal Roane pacing are ‘a Mateh “Be Haan, CE NTREVIL LE COURS TRO’ TTING #HTURSDAY, May 7th, at 3 o’elcek, P.M, ile Feats, to Wagons, to drive without whips +++b« Columnu: n by the Pronrvetors, two mile A Purse of $300, willbe gi heata in harness, free for all tr tting horses: he ree. To come off May Hth—to close May loth by 10 o'clock P.M, at Jones’ Second Ward rate horses to make a rece. hres or more firs: m4 3° StM&Tu je mAi&G 2tis*re Jndkins TO THE MUSICAL WORLD. Hewitt POSPEC TUS—MUSICAL MONTHLY—" BEAUTIES Jolie s* OF 1 OPERA” ‘he object of tis publicat Hosken offer to ty music pudlic of the United States the" Gem: the Operas” now veiforining in Kusope and America. Brom the developement of musics) taste which has Invely been exhibi- tell throughowt this country, those why have engaged in the " undertaking haveevery ocession to flatter themselves that ther Rose ie our New: fl will meet with a liberal petronnge, and that ort cof the Shipping | mn the Port wheuee they sailed, the | ther led to exnect as they have eugsge' agents in the p esurls Spoken on their Passage, a Liat o€ their Cargo, ‘nit | ropean cities to formers to check, the succes: any Foreign ewepenery or News they io are ae all musical compositions as soon as produced, w soard them immedi on their arrival. and them au opp rtunity ef aelecung furthie work the me respondents, at "38 abroad, will also ¢ Hepon sc Se tern of the different sehools of ict favor ce they a fession avd he thankfe'ty | ‘This work will al composi gins oth contr Beiakenbe by the following professional alent ending to this Office all ine Mariage tnteil Obtain. Sirtiey formation of ea Bind we! the aurateurs of music D Ali PORT or NEW YXORK, MAY 6. “¥ Alpers, i ‘chartenberg +451] Moon Rise a 659) man wa f Beiavieh, rN well, Flor, A Arrivea. H Shin Yeno0, Wilsey, 19 days from New Orleans, with cotten, ; A K to EK Collins & Co 2 Tivbaute pwn. Be Shi Ningara, Cote, from New Orleans, Avzil 13, with mn/se, ae ibuted bycens George E r id other popular American porte Masic-1 Mouthiy will be published on the fifteeath day Ship Ar aay, Burgess, 16 days from New Orleans, with cot m, ‘ New O} : et Seuntee fe ‘foe, taht l a TDs Nd PY pe mouth, comprising twanty oaes, (ol Ship Mic Lelland, Hariahora, 24 days from New Orleans, with | Brinted ou in 1960 bbls flour to Suycam, Sage & ¢ Duetts, Maret Ship H Allen, Wilson, 4 days from, “Charleston, with cotton, | Operas, arrani to Gea coe, fer Fovrris, fe. All foreign wil have an Seals ver ; sion or avaptation, Te embellished with ele- anpurape, Condor, Wise, days fom Ponce, PR. with sugar | sion oracaptation.. ‘Thia work, wll be year, wo as to form n , With sel-eti for the Plano #orte, as Fautui's, Melanges, Barque Geieere, Minot. aa days fiom New Orleans, with | beau tial aed wseful volume, atthe reduced price of50 ceaua per cotton, to kK Colling & Co—3 passengers number, or six dollars per annuin, delivered; ‘each num ost Norwerian brig Niord, Tolene ‘ays from Leghorn, | i cimoiet in snell; cha agubseriber wilt be farnished with with 52 rocks marbi« 376 Lead . Ny AN fs collgeeten of eetsto, Behe ne posite. which, ie rad r men Chas d, othe wise, woul” cost four times the sia. aud could fin eect “Teaeiro, Mareh not be obvaized without importation, as this work will eoutata : ho reprint of Ameriean publicati with his bop ; ee oneness 3 | The publisherhas made arrangements with the agents of the Roney 77 hides t»A C Ron express toutes to have the work formatted womed in Brig Edward, Janney, Ht ays froin Ponce, PR. with sugar | the. a) OF rubliestion, tp subeersbern. to every putt f th and molasses, to order. Union. M JOULE. 385, 5 Broad way, N.Y Brig Tarquina, Scott, 13 days from St Jago de Cuba, with | ~ Abd may be obtained at the principal Music and Book ment tga toe pi ieeieen hte, Stores, and Periodical agents throughout the United Stater, Brig Leon ldo O'Donucth, Spinaey, tert Havana, April 23, d'be fivatuurpher wil) be lued ou the 15th May. with sagar, to 8 W Dew New York, M 1, 1844. Hyrig Ocraous, Smith, 12 days from Havana, with sugar, & | (7 A river H Wright, Renton, 15 d to Brett & Vose, with 180 cis ‘9 trs 19 bbl Sailed in co, with Plato, and Oxford. for can, for Mariel Left, Cyrus, for NYorl Brig W\tson, woclray, (or Portland) ‘i davs from Maya- my6 ION FOR THE ABULILION OF UAPI NISUMEN1' —iu’ pursuance of a call. froin the Executive Committee of the Aimeican Soctesy for the collection of information relation to the Puprshiven vention of the friends of this eavse death, Ub: held this evening ip conurxion a general meetin; guez, PHL with 900 hihds sugar 65 des molasses to S/W Lewis; baba | jety and its iriends, at the Apollo -aloon, 410 Broads Uda yangar AC omiere & Co. Lett, Beboois, Hopkins, and | way, ut Tie clock Admittance freeieats reserred. for Sulielina, Mayo, from Cordenas, via Key West 7 days, | 'adtes. id to Brett & Vose, with 3¢8 hhds & (cs wvlasses to FG Thurs: REMOVED. ten. N Ww ret Brig Olive, Joffrey. 26 daya from New Orleaos, with gi0 bbla Dee oes reereh tis Mipck. of Books tad vogk 4 datalip ido topt lad oP eve &'Son, || roadway to Hig Lona sha Howell, 22 days from New Urleans, with port hente from Matanzw, asses to J Cram: adel pha the re ‘5 Broadway, opposite Nrblo’s, where will te tment of Theological, Medical, Schoo! und ad a fall Mi cel of plai Swerdish tug John Jobnstoa, Myberg, 24 days from New Mi celaneoas pres. omechee with & prest gusty of plain. asd Offer wilhoxtm (@ Boormén, Johnston & ACKET SHIP OSWEUO from New Oriam wil tones cae Sale Ieaya trom Mobile, with cot neues diseharging her cargo this day, May 6, at Piee37 . Soullard, 23 days from Mobile, with cotton, to bot & Co. Lowden: Con qucee wiil please attend to the receipe of their Ce im- om Apalachicola, with bomen od levee 3 & Clearman. Brig Caroline & Flatt, for N MARSHALL Hous . Lyler, 13 days from Apalae icola, with | PHILADELPHIA, cotton, to John Ogden. Sailed in co, with Mary, Richardson, IOUS and ‘ashionable Hotel, tor NVork. at street, and 190 ao 8 8 1.21. with cote \ 1 0 persoas, having been veeontly m wEbratee Roe aika ieeney nec wane ha FI paneed ty vices: See Ot ts ae enlace ways, York, av RW Brown, for New Left, tw: Shinn. wtg cargo; Souther Lombard, for Sew and other aren gemer ts with let ava reduced rent for aterm of years. Apply to Impurter, Harhorn, for Borten, son; Herald, Rogers waitin SAMUEL POWELL. ca . w the J D Neves, hence, bound into St Marks if 6 lw*re 207 Chert ant street, Phil elphia. "Brig David Daffell Wrltthans. 5 days from Wilmioyton, NC, or ROOMS TO LET. with naval siores, to ES Pow af 2 A FRONT ROOM mud Bedroom to let, ia College ‘t Plaee, furnished or mufur MW be let low to one plied whete bsrque Iris, D “gi rteoxentlemen, if appt n r soon. Aduress box 354 jest Int ph aeye Jou 69 50, passed a bright sided whale a ip, steer- | Parke Post Othe: oe i m6 "re Ing ¥ DEAFNESS, he Pacific, March, 30 days from Franklin, La. with 19 000 4 sll us molasses t9 A ilenton, DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS, ‘Schr Feho, 24 days from Anplachiccla, with 1000 feet | 90.7 BROADWAY. —Fxtracti— timber 15 le cotton to Birstow & I cheerfully comply with the request of Lieut. Me- 8 from ‘Ayalachicola, with 3379 | fatosh, to watily that he was in from New!ero, with naval | that whe. in, Mew. Cork ge isa ger che prot Richardaon, 3 ‘ays (com Newbern, with | Aurtsts at re pein Hall, 14 da} 3 day home as Tat for daty, id disehas Hoot fet ” “aber to ts Wr tres tment he recovered his heai paval styrer, to ke ® Powells fhan retnened to his milivee yanty, Sehr€ Stover Eilis, 3 days from N-wbern,with vaval stores Signed, H MeNEVEN, M. D. to Si. Mitehett Sebr ik, W Bradley. mere 3 Aays from Washiogtoa, NC, with siaval stores, to SL Vitehell mehr superb rane aeetive Washington, NC. with na- val sores, to SL Mitehe Schr vitas Crane, Johyson, 3 days feom Washington, NC. wit! moval it Surgeon toH. B. M Korces, Jamacin ACOUSTIC DROPS. t deafiess, earache, pains, bozzings earg, colleciious of hard wax or vi.te Their acoustic oil his heeo a popu- all diseases of the ears for ujywards removed vo 381 Br. paays from Wilmington, NU. with Sehr Twi to Allen & Paxson Reyounep~—Earque Chan inst. fr Buenos Ayres Sprang to go om the dock to repair th MIN DENPretes ou anne: jaws 2 ah c me Mor Stine Batioa. penyed hol wa ‘be put Into the move wader , N without any | ouveatonce, with which it Ship St Lawreoce, Green, Sag Harbor; brigs Was moth wt foto ONY. hard anid bod , f q 7 hard 90 thus Testoring and Barge, Spoienm Saranhat: “Fom's Hay, (ir) Wise Pein nd tae teh ati # john, NB: aud uthers . Herald Murine Correspondence. 2 nae tp is eiincy. ni the Eves Ovvice or THE Ruope Is.anoen, Newrowt, May 4, 1844 Tris a bly adapred me ‘tender teeth aud jek ls nad Det pertates on the teeth with grent care and ’ "The Mew Tork ri Dr, Castle haw te of Giling the moat emiaeat geatiemen of thy v1 | bate rerevslly tied an8 reommsend De J | diling the eth. Tonch-ache pills, ane of vt a neh toot i fers & er Wrlestn tor 1 CHEV DON tao CALDE ai by pilot boat Hiram of Edgartown; | BARU A, Senhidieden. bat Pasa aried away her mast about 12 eet from Donna leabel 1 Syven of He to the t Wart ingion, to crit Fat ve kaon r, Besuvais, sailed hence tet leak ad day out. Will have | Pa. 4 of w Hi and 3 Tryail “Gib . Ser eee Pest, from | Giflord, Brisvol for Alba: Providence for do: Fasncoe oe Neorks Adve ropire, Dayton, and. Soper Pieree Paine Freetown tor NYork: J far di: Hinton, sami h. 7 days from Ch towed in fom Bl ck oa the Ist inst, lac 39 He above the deck, turges, Prot 7; Zz Whutemen. ow Bedford, May i—Cld Jas Hontos, Harding, | Pacific Ocenns Fiymoma, Apzil 29—Sld Maracaibo, Nickerson, Atl ‘x At Poyta Jn 29, Chas W Morgan, Norton, NB, 1500 ay Charley’ Gard, do, 100 Gah Payer Head, about sa ts Henrietta, Dexter, do, 200 sp. Spoken. o- NYork, April 27, lat 28 48, lon 72 20-—by port ence for Marannas, same day—by the an pe. Boson for New Ovlevae, April 2, ta: 25 96, 44 22—by che Wm L, Jones, at this port 4 {,henaneo, April 30, lat $2 18, lon 78—by the Long sansa at Dy Wo aren Dr. Derring, ke &e ont, my6 Ime adel Phi A pt Trindad, May 2, eff Cape RANGERS BEWAKL. aA tur Mobile, April 22, tat 25 20, on | ['N THIS AGE OF QUACKERY 280 HUMBUG, tie by the serah Browa, ae this port moat importa te fehoae an rkoervnced ph vsichan—DIR J Nfylaanm: Beawett, hence for New Grleans, Avril 24, Tortugas EVAN bas moved his Oid Galen's Heat Dispenan b +5 miles—by the sahfiovot Broothavea, from Point an —=, same time=by the rh ie, Dr Hovd, ‘Dr, buedhens Dr S. ordwary carey of at! dalicste diseases, no matt r d. He. apprises the citizens and strangers thy t is old stan’, and that he has no cous how compl anton. of Boston, New Orlerns for Liverpool, April 28, | there is no Dr. Evan ‘at? 27 39, rey 79 40—by the sam: - nection whatever ch any other office, His charges are mo- Fathland, (Br) St Jago der ate: his consnitations strictly private. Cape Maiz—by the Tarq tt lbserve the uumber—mistakes are often dangerour— Smith, Lewis, 7 days from 0 S0--ty the Bel Good fi aoihaletiat 3 WN, Tones WwW 8 for Gibraitar, Ist port, Y Croustadet, all well, cines and directions sent to any part of the Union, arly stating the ease, and enelosing five dollars. R. CES. UNION COURSE, TUESDAY, May. Tih —# irgt e~-Sweepstakes for three Ids, Sub. $260 each, $50 closed with the following names gr f. by Langford, out of Guloare. Chas. 8, Lloyd, names br. ¢. by ‘Hornblower out of Henrietta. iS J.K. Van Mater. names br. weeaeey afver—Purse $200, extranee $50 each ded. Two PROPERTY ON THE SIXTH h NUR ‘are reawested to meet at the House of Willvan th Avenue and Eleventh s reets, tant, At helf-past7 o’clock, to Meera ereautee ought t» be taken to resist the unjust meat atone to be levied on their property, on account of avenue about ten years ago. “ina fF BtseMae*re IMPORTANT 1 x 7 THO 8 WITHOUT HOSE, Interested, will perce.ve nae for tie sale M. Me DESOMEAC Procrauve flair Crrdi. ne..ton last eolurmn of foarthpage. RO. SOUTHHMN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS, ‘ountry Dealers.—\ cu will find it to your advantage to obtain a supply of Or. Holt's medi vertivement, 5th . HOMAS ROBERTS & 00, of 17 Faiton street, (fof Broadway, »)inforim the exporting PILLS. is put'ap in Span wrappers, accomprnt ganges, testify ivg to the excel! ‘ortaguese. French and Voatne 117 Fulton stret, New York” DR. H. BOST D eee Oe AND SURGEON, No. 7: Cha «bers street. EAE BOLLAKS REWARD=LOST, 9 amill nd tan eolored Sraniel, or Ki eu by the ame of Gigina. eye, the Mader pert off the jes ¢ same color; has ver: >R HANGING! their numerous OULD respectfully call the attention to their Sering linpor cusiomers and the public gereedly tetions of new style Paper tsangings of they offer for sale a such :D HAIR MATTRASSES which for elasticity and ouravility cannot be »xe- ited; together Festher Bets, Straw Patti le in the Bedding and Upholstery bus with Parified Live HUNDRED DOLLARS: REWARD. Cie and Store of the suoscribers No 22 Beaver street, was brokea oper ou the night of the 30th April or the morning of the, first of Rronze stolen therefe packnces of ‘our Toul ac which were 9 jed iuco # xteen paris, of aa ounce each ee mg fae ‘and nearly all_ of them marked w antity stolen was about four or fi "he “Bronze w . hat the robber concealed hi me was closed, aad “ property by ‘the 1 Marketheld street mation that may leas and the recovery of thy » the conviction of che thief this of tre neighboriuge:t e, 07 im regard 00 ABY p out of the premises in Marketfleld street the evening of the 30ch April, will be {hank 02 John strees, New York, KeDOCK ER TRAE ATRK, AMPHITHEATRE, BOWERY, UNDER THs. MANAGEMEN I’ OF Mp. J. 6. RUSSELL. Benet of Si. TD. Rien Mons FVE 4 val performed, 45 AN Hsu tyewel ort yefo}lan, Mr Dawes. Aner wih, THE FOREIGN PRINCE-Jim C is Te copelaite ae JIM CROW IN EONDOW: GRAND Pe ry ORMANCES At half past 3 0 "clock ksreryafiemaon, aad Riepttean evening. TheGiANT AN ANTESS! devy of the nge,niny be seen from 10 o'clock ATM Ell Ts ‘from 9 till hal’-past 9, and from 7 ll 10, mipager is happy: {iyrmounce sn engagement, for one uh the ORPHEAN FAMILY! of five'persons, ‘he Comat eof be frat ela wr LL the asinitante, Drollerits Mg, WM. AhyNCHy LA PEvITE c wie the DVOGB: othe ‘A:Beauutat Collection of War Fignn byrne GIR SEY QUEEN, the Fortune y, ‘eller, may be private sulted at all hours of the day an¢ even ckets % coats—chiildren under ten yenrs Mf. fivecouts ertr for private corstitarions, wits the Gipuey HALH Ss REW XORK mui A DWARF! As OLD | gol A I All tor One. Sh MR. H. BENNET MANAGER, Hiy annonnees t his effected an engagement’ with L. Ji the celebrated Mimic, who will give his much admired imiteti H*NRY CLAY, Tie following nertormers will alsoyapeae i Ki The CREAT WEST EA STERN, CELESTE, the graceful Dazseten, Mies H CONOVER the Prowen Per former, aud Mr W. CONOVER, the celebrated “Comic ‘the Metod eons hat plays a varieny of b Hats M. of Cariositvies. Grand “veture G» ery, containing all the fawn character Cae Revoiution, The GIrStY GIKL, can be consulted at all hours Afternoon Eatertarmment ot Wednesday and Saturday at du’elock. Performance in the Lecture Room to commence at 8 o'clock. m ant Overtares, CONCERT. ONGO MELODISTS—T'he immense succeas which hes attended these unrivalled voes! id the guests fur another Concert, they will Concert at CONCERT HALL. Broadway, on Monday even- ing. May 6th when Little Ole Bull will perform a new solo on the Violin further particulars, see programme on the evenung of pertorm: md 2t! i “a a WALLA OK On AS i" HONO:! ft i to the public o! lew TEM tiara eos eascetion ef chamber othe tieuda; or will gr tertainment in form of & LECTURE DRAMATIC OLIo, TWO ARTS, oe MONDAY in 6h. and TUESDAY EVENING, the 7th, at the Lil brary Hal roadway, comer of Leouard street, to cotnmence at half PART 1 InIntraduetory Address Heading from Vi Charcters, Jaifier aud Pierre —[Otw 2—Reading ¢ Preserved” — Juli ict” Care cutiomQueen Mi S—Aneedote of the late celebrated Edmund Kean and the Vocalist, Brah»m—ditterent modes of conceiving and Sinyny ie energy ana force. (—Reestation—Han tare upon points in the seene, wish Ophel ‘Shakspeare. 5—Recitation—Jaques, “As You Like It,” ‘Lhe ae Ages — ion from the Sublime to th M ot aoe Ballyporeen, of the Easy Tra fiisignious, orn ‘arody on the Seven Ages TIrish Story—Miraentous Aquatte ‘Trip of “Pat Dillon.” PART 11. . I—Lectnre upon points in the charieter of “Macbeth”—with ‘iden al Revi (Sh: ry A apposed Easy Profeas io: Washerwomen * ss War bie~(G. Ci {Anecdote of anthor ot Virgi Absence of Mind-—Want of the Facuity of Remem james and Places 5—Anecdotes of the lite celebrated © Machewa—First Arrival in America—Vellow Fever—Second Visit—Every thing done in Teenty Minut The “hipwreel oF, hes Ways of Telling one Story —[G, Coleman TICKETS HAL A DOLLAR, To be had at the Astor House, and ail Uie usual places, mbes 2tre MILHARMONIC SOCIET of the Lith By order OD, Sectretary S LECTURES d Puilosopy ef the Origin and Mantenneeet Human Live, hich Nave slediy een de- ered Six times, will ted.on Puesday, Wednes- tay. t hureday a ay. May 78, 8,9 and 10, at National Hall, is Wyvoidebly postpoced U9 Ue “ant 20mm “DR. HOLLIC O*% THE P4YSLOLOGY bably be the last time.and the course wilt contai ..0 blow ot the surject being more fully treat ‘Sveoud Leetare—Wednesday—The Male System; the Female S.atem 5 Impreguation, iu Plants and Animals: Gest Super'etation. tind Lecture a thes ch they are oll liable. Minatrated by the erlebrated Models, Natural Preparations, e For Gentlemen only, at 79 im the Even cents each Leetnre, of 819010 the Course. at 24 in the Atterncous of the same eye Admis- m6 3t*re = Doc’ OR JOHN GRANGER, an AS REMOVEU from his late residence, 54 Amity sureet, to No. 47 Lispenard street, New York. me ne REMOVAL, Cy, & 858 ROCKWELL have pinoved their Wateh J+ Joweliy Estabisoment from No 9 Astor House to Watches and Clocks carefully repaired. olf, ee vA Eoes TED sion 25 cents from Conrtiaudt street, ity Hospital, where sl will rea patrons. ~ SCARPA’S ACOL STONISHING C URE, OF DE. £SS.—The follow Whipple, our agent het my wie ha 4 of hearing fora year and the sane, by the use of Me with magh reinetanes that ‘she ms ea of ochers whose yames we mt (sy der the same ial ‘iy mi i wader, the eame mala " D | April 5. F rence, A ee a als tale gk eae, eet fasant street, and will be ianoy 6 ioual particulars to those who may w. J pdaitoual par 1 to those i BM i lew with the wor 3"iown on exch botile, aud wid Belton the weapter. SD Sunde, deo ‘by A.B, San Fi best Broadway NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STE LI FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Morning ‘ine from the i foot L, Barclay street, landing Pr ae o'clock, The Pressey is a merchant of Pt ell, and sold wholesale and retril by A.B 79 F od comer of Gol: places “Ene steamer EMPIRE, Capra 8K. Roe, this moming at steamer, me: foot of Courtlendt | suamer SWALLOW, M ing, at 7 o'elock, she steamer ALBANY, Captain RK. B. ine, owing, t thei Light range af we the bars, aud 1 ————, PHORN’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COBAIBA PANY SAnearalale A parses, a few advantages not enjoyed by any other mee Jelne Tor the eure of ail sexual seanea, and which mast, with a guligheened pe er it ured ‘opuiar, wy dx denteray im the, medienl world. Tt n finement oF (elane of diet Iw its approved form. th extirely tastes teas, and exnses no nny Ithas aequired the na Fe examined ime. in almost every part of Ea- sproved cf and sanctions! by tq i recommended by the most eminent of mr” Prepared DY 4) B. ‘Thome, cheania iy wholossle nod ret. 8 ith, 266 Greeawich st, JAMES TA ‘i wie iret 9 k How and 581 Brondway, 183 Broadway, 399 inate, 8 Pat Pater sereee m3 2wine® ai JOHN MILHAU, 183 BROADWAY, ERS FOR SAL ‘oF Fitlotide of i Hyposulphite of Soda, Esaaet of Poti Brom Modia § Morate of Potash, joutine Pelletier eahout des Arnbes, mand, and tors PREPAR ; FOR SUMMER. a a that 09 em NOW st er to parify an oor pl erred Lye 4 sommer. 17 Le OWI LO HnRetive perept Wate genere! y over taxed by the ap- heir foil vor, fo mae a change ia a thew ofthe ermal magus mena ar SR aa to st amore matritive charseter werd Rohe ne ctbphe time 'to take the moruing train ef eure for eat. passage oF freight, apply on board, or at the offices on the For or freig! ' mS PORTUGUESE FEMALE Eo PILLS KBE far-famet nod celebra . " Ww od! oa ers i‘ meat on the [ast eolusan. (¢ ani expel obstructions trom the bowels—in short, to reinforce the whole sy pris ot amine. here Te nopreparation go fis say hand’ (je further particuls dP itanupertor value and ethexey. see pamphlets, whieh may be oMprared ana sold whe esale od grail by A.B ta; 79 Fulton st. New York! Broadway, 7) iast Broadway, and by drageiots esperally throughout the Uuited States