The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1844, Page 3

POUDRE SUBTILE FOR ER. dicating Lair from low foreheads, upper lips, or the mere beards of man Con alwa: al and on.y office 67 Wi rom Broadway. Proof positive this, aud no mistake. 8 be seen tested ut ver street, first store ATE MEDICAL AID.—The members of ledicine and Pharmac for the liberal support ress quackery,” tion continues the New York returning the have received effects to “ su leaveto state that their particular a! diseases of a pri Jately made provements latel; of Europe in the treatment of met with ins any institution im suis treatment of the te be directed to all can confidently offe Vontages not to be country, either public or private. College issuch as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that vern cious practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, anJ in mostcases leaving 2 disease much worse than the original. for many years ofthe 7 daily for a consulta. and medicine, $6 Acure guaranteed. Imrontant to Counray Invatips.—Persons livi in the country and ni Levs of the C jon {rom 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. it convenient to te them a chest cont aperfect cure by stating ptoma, time of ewhere, if any . 8. RICHARDSON, M. D. Office and Consulting rooms of the College, contraction and treatment received nd enclosing $5, MONEY M*RKET., Saturday, May 11—6 P. M. The stock market is ina peculiar position, The most trifling circumstance may create a panic throughout Wall street. The bubble is inflated nigh unto bursting. The quotations for fancy stocks have reached a great height, and are-action in the market must naturally soon follow. Norwich and Worcester advanced 4 per cent. Ston ington,1 do; Canton, 14; Ohio 6's, Railroad, 4; Pennsylvania 6's, ales were not very large. The annexed amendment to the act regulating Free Banking, passed at the late session of the Legis'ature. restricts the movements of individuals doing business under this law, aud compels them to report to the Comp- troller the condition of their banks more particularly than they have heretofore. The banks require the most rigid inspection. The more frequent the publications of their aifairs, the sounder their credit with the people:— Stare Law on Banxina. AN ACT to amend the act passed May Ith, 1944, en- titled “An Act to amend the act entitled an act to autho- rize the business of banking.” Passed May 6, 1844. of New-York, represented in sembly, do enact as follows ': Sxction 1. The third section of said act is hereby amend- ed so as to read as follow: No association of Mlinois, 1}; Reeding shall commence the business of banking under said act until such association shall have deposited with the Comptroller the securities re law, to the amount of one hundred thousand dol. shall commence tl ness of banking under said act, or receive circulating ler the same, until such individual banker or bankers shall have deposited with the Comptroller the se- curities required by law: to the amount of fifty thousand § 2. Each and every individual banker now doing busi- law of this state, or who shall before t! law takes effect, have received circula- id act, shall state in his quarterly re- rsons, and who, are in- anker, directly ‘or indi- rectly, in the securities deposited with the Comptroller for the circulating notes obtained by such individual banker, or in the business of circulating said notes, or the benefita or advantages thereof; and if it shall appear from such report that any other person is so interested with said banker, and in case two successive reports of said banker shall not contain such statement, or if he omit twice in succession to make such:quarterly reports, such banker shall forfeit one thou: and every omission to make suc! such reports as aforesaid, to be sued for and recovered b: General, in the name of and for the benefit ple of this State. Every individual banker who shall heretofore have notes from the Comptroller, under m ninety days after this act takes ef- troller’s office a certificate, stating lage in which he resides ; and there- after it shall not be lawful for such individual banker to sact business under snid act in any other place than that in which he resides, and in case of any change of banker, he shall forthwith ile a notice thereof in the Comptroller's office as afore- ing to comply with the require. is section or eiiher of them, shall for eac! glect forfeit one thousand dollars, to be sued for and re- General in the name and for the ness under the ting notes unde orts, whether an; erested with suc! id dollars for each fatement, or to file obtained circulatin, said act, shall with’ file in the Com) the town, city or v residence of such individual persun neglect covered by the Attorne benefit of the people of this State. 64. This act shall take effect immediately. The third section of this amendment, we should judge, was intended to prevent any further abuses of the Free Banking law by brokers and others, who have heretofore, obtained bills from the Comptroller for hanks represented as bi ‘ng located at “ifferent places through the State, but which in fsct never existed. These bills are issued from oitices in Wall st, and are circulated through the western country, Many of these concerns have been created as a disguise for some extensive operations. A clique of speculators will, by some financial finesse,get into their possession a certain amount of State stock, on which they would found some fictitious bank, and for which the Comptroller would furnish them with a certain amount o These are merely intended to commence operations, and constitute but a yery small portion of the capital they eventually control. ‘The bills issued by the Comptroller aze, of course, good, as he holds good se issued by these finuncial speculators of the same name as those received fromthe Comptroller, but without the countersign, are valueless, and intended to swindle the public. There are free banks in this State who have acirculation of at least three dollars of their own issues to one of the Comptroller's. Comparative. oANER ae Reront oF THE BANK OF oF. Nov. 43, Feb. 44. May °44. curities, but thor Loans and discounts, 400: Sree 7 Companative QuarteRLy Reront or tHe BaNx oF Feb "44. May '44, nd discounts, 273,612 5,731 THe Commencta Companative Quazrenuy Rerony ov “Feb. "44, May "44. Loans and discounts, $| Comranative Quanteny Rerort o¥ tHe RocuysteR K. fov. "43. Feb. 41. May "41. 02 jay sand discounts, ¢, We observe in these returns great fluctuations, particu Jarly in the discounts and circulation. November, 1843, show the expansions created by the movements of produce, Rochester isa very great flour- ing place, where a large capital has centered for the pur- pose of manufacturing breadstuffs. Considerable compe- tition usually prevails among the millers on the coming in of the new crop of wheat, and the banks at that season generally increase their discount largely, to furnish capi- tal to carry on the speculation. above that the four banks increased their movements very much from August to November, 1843, ‘The leading features of these four banks, according to the last repert, compared with the previous one are as The returns for It will be seen by the 1,209,051 138,467 15 We notice in these banks the same deficiencies reported a diminished amount of ‘The deposits in the country banks appear to have fallen off, while the discounts and circulation have in- by other country banks, Old Stock Exchange. $2000 US 6's, '62 375 Farmers’ Trust 4000 U 8 6's, °62, epa 5 do do’ 16000 U 85's, 53 00 do 0 10 Minis spel bis Mutual Ins Co Reading RR 0d 1 io {61 Planters’ Bk, Miss $25 Burch e Deevers’ 590 bec | Co 50 Maniottan Gas Co 20 wlereh’s kxe Co Now Stock 25 shas Canton Co wo do % do 2% Mohawk RR 100 Barlem Rat 15 do 275 Lisland RR do 25 Stonington RR 100 do 50 io 25 TI Stave Banks State of Trade. 5 etuvrs—In consequence of the inactive state o1 the market, holders of flour have been compelled to retth upon $475 for Geneseo; the same for prime Michigan $4 624 for mixed brands of the same, and $479 for iound heoped Ohio. We do not look upon these prices as being rm. «.Corron—The market today hes been quiet, the sales not exceeding 760 bales. Sales ize made at } aj reduc tion since the arrival of the Hibernia, t ‘tremes bein, on the lowest grades. The qualities’ mitdiing and x middling have not declined, § more in request for shipment. Freights are rather better—eugagements have been made to-day 11-324. for square to Liverpool. Reav Estate—Assignees’ Sale—Seventh street—hree lots on the north side, between Ist and 2d avenues, each 26 by 97 feet 6 inches, ut $1,500 each. Eighth street—Three lots on the south side, between 1st and 2d avenues, each 25 by 97 feet 6 inches, at $2,000. Ninth street—One lot northwest corner of avenue A, 26 feet 4 inches by 113 feet, at $2,840. An irregular lot cor- ner of Stuyvesant street, 73 feet on 8 street, 5 ivet 5 in. on 9th street, 24 feet on the end and 65 feet in the rear, at $3,050. The lot adjoining the above, 25 feet 8 strect an’ 9th street, by 79 feet 10 inches on one side and 65 feet on the other, $2,400. Twelfth street—One lot on the north side, west of ave- nue A, 24 feet 3 inches by 104 feet 3 inches, at $300. Two lots on the north aide, between avenues A and B, each 25 feet by 103 feet 3inches, at $650 each. ‘Thirteenth street—Two Jota on the south side, between avenues A and B, each 25 feet by 103 feet 3 inch each. One lot on same side, weat of avenue A, by 103 feet 3 inches, at $735 Fourteenth street—Two lots on the south side, between avenues A and B,each 25 by 103 feet 3 inches—one at $690 the other at $900. Passe! Aracacnicota—Brig ra Arrived. ulla—J © Alten lacy and child, Vomestic importath Aracacnicot.s—Barque Wabash—485 bales co'ton Collomb & Iselit—10 Genter & co—id WC Maitland—I7 D Lesier—i6 C Pinkham & co—50 Parinelea, Kilbui 6S Sron- s-n—00 do 1 bbl 1 box beeawax Ferk com? boxrs W_S Conant—41 bales cotton to orde ew OnteaNs—Schr Sabine—208 hhds sugar Havens & co— 80 do 140 bbis molasses Johuson & co. Hibernia, Jndkins Britannia, Hewitt Daledonia, tts G. Britain, Hosken- — ee | net tes of adhesion by @ half ceowury * tooth of hippopotamus hanical ‘ental operation—from its becomes disgustingly teeth fur Gen. Washin weerenns (Correspondence of the Herald ‘ Wasutnaron, Friday, May 9, 1844. The riots in Philadelphia nave created a great 5 and have also prevented our re- ceiving the Northern mail for the last 24 hours. sion on the Tariff Bill was brought to a close in the House, to the delight of every sensible person, both in and out of the ‘THOMAD BELL, Auctionesr Btore No. 11 Spruce street. THIS DAY—MONDAY. tors Sale of iv foraitore aud other propertien of 11 Gres t, and elsewhere. {a ‘the ‘True Suu'aud Courter and En: WEDNESDAY. rniture, Piano Fortes, and Housekee| o'clock, in the new sales roo: Proved ist the maveri vory. wh n used for this {the house <0 [> Admission Qo Doller, 0K. ASTLE, in 1828, introduced to the attention of ues, and Notice sensation here + corruptible teeth on fiae e A.C. CO, the pablic his 1 cf |, on the elegant aud seieutilic | In 1f3)—seven years after his rdeptists make the great diseovery of nediately advertise them as their ar to themselves. No dow OULD DISCOVER the ONDAY LVENWRG, formed th» celrbra* LA SONNAMBL 3th, fant Opers of Sig A Valtellica nts ks Borghese Splendid Sale of Fu articles generally, at 1(} ct To-day, the dise SECOND GRA’ CHOICE DOUBLE, ill sell by auction, on lo’s Conservatory eollecrion of Double Dahlia Plants, which have kreat care ud att: ution, from imported bulbs aud prize flowers, exhibited. in * my All the plants are in fins or e warran ed tru io name ard ird Anoual Catalogue, just pub- tious for avecessful \D SALE OF AHLIAS.—J. B. Puesday, May 141 No. 675 Broadw: fd it out, the fila teuder vest Dones perfect for life N. B.—The Box Office is now opeu ever 10 o'clock A M., un red for the ecsuing season Dentist 381 Broodway. le room, with full fi A Mr. Carey, the new member from Maine, wa sworn, and took his seat. The Speaker laid before the House the letter of Dixon H. Lewis, tendering his resignation, A vote has been taken at last, on laying the Tariff This was considered a test vote, ANTED—By a Je gentleman, a si board, within five minutes walk of H., at this office, 'O SOUTHERN AND W) the nose chores eribers not securi seats the price of tickets is placed at p s descript on as given ia the uh ich also Cor tains RN MERCHANTS, lers.—You will find it to your tag upply of Dr. Holt’s medicines—ser ad- ement, 5th column last page. ms lw BOARDING, QUBTLANDT STREET —This establishment espectfully informed that the Baths hi fitted up ina handsome style, and are Bill on the table. and resulted thus :— 7 Abbott, Adams, Ashe, Baker, Barrin Bitlack, James Black, Brengle, Brodhead, Mi Jeremiah Brown, Butlington, Jeremiah E. C hilton, Clinch, Clingman,Collamer,Crans- ‘agh, Garret Davis, Richard D. Davis,Dellet, Dillingham, Ellis, Elmer, Byram Green, Grinnell, Grider, Hi » Washington Hunt, Charles J. crsoll, Irvin, Jeuks, Perley B. johnson, John P. Kennedy lcllvaine, Marsh, & Nes, Newton, Parmenter, Pa lock, Elisha. ‘The will be on view on the it which time catalog 5 collection ef Flowermy ie will be offered after thes :le of Ds 30 Cents | Gallery + + 25. Jay 13, will be performed HAM- a, Mrs H Boxes MONDAY EViENID L¥T—Hamlet, Mr. ) the SPIRIT OF THE FOUNTAIN— Conrad, Mr Wevell i gemlemen or fimiles who Board, with coimiortable apartments, No. 27 Courtlandt street. REMOVAL. a has removed to 20 Duane street, between ‘Chatham and Ceutre streets, whore he co suited on the various brancnes of (the German) or Fngh REMOVAL. Importer «f French Embro' has removed { om No. 46 to 37 Beaver st, REMOVAL. AS WARNEK, Atiomey wmoves his office wo No. 18 City REMOVAL B. STOUVENEL, Importer + Brandies, wholesale and U public, that he has remov. to 24 John street, DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, Femitting money to their Country can be supplied sums of £1, £2, £3, £5, £10, amount, payabl F auy other charge, Vinieial Bk. do, M Catlin, Causin, . Di —Persons about R. J HEINE hi on demand, watt Yous] Bank ‘of Lreland Pi 3 ines to be con- is profession, in en igen Jas Bult, Bon Harper, Hubbell, Hudson, x m. Forbes, Hunter & ( town throughout Eng! uer; Queen Ann» D’Autrich:, Miss Re a Concert by the Can; To couclnde with A BLIND B Miss Reynolds. MPR LLS MONDAY EVENING, Alter which ERA DIAVOLU—Beppo, Mr Mitevell wlor. Toconelude with the SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN— Mr Crum es. Mr Miter ell. PRALE'S Niity YORK MUSKUM, TURE GALLERY, ve the City Hall. MANA! b i ‘aud, Scoulaud and Wales, the packets of the Lith, 16th, 2ist, steamer sailing from Boston on ti W.& J.T. TA At their yeneral passage office, 76 South street, corver of Maiden Laue. —All letters from the country must come post paid. Baw ey NING LINE FOR ALBANY. The New and Splandid sieamboat NEW RB. Furey, will} y street (worth Wednesday eveniugg, 15h in: tanr, at seven o'clock ular days from New Y % Mnesdays, Thursdays and Saturdsya, ‘cand remodelled, and fitted “a a ‘arge number of ele- and commotious Pr: ng accormmodatio i + Faney Goods RGAIN—Ellen Marsdeo, reston, Ramsay, Rayner, Ritte Rockwell, Rogers, Russell,’ Sample,’ Schenck, Senter David L. Seymour, Simons, Severance, Albert Smith, John 'f Smith, Caleb B. Smith, Sper Andrew Stewart, Summers, By Tyler, Vance, Veumeter, Vinton, Wethered, Wheaton, White, Williams, Winthrop, William Wright, Yost—105. Nays—Anderson, Atkinson, A, Black, Blackwell, Bower William J.Brown, Burke, Burt OLYMPIC THKATES to commence with A y, Mr Holland Counselior at Law, nce, Stephens, Stets fail Place, coruer 4, Thomasson, Tilden, H+ invites lovers of cellar, where they will always find a cncstant aupply of B ‘Wines, Burgogue, Champaigne, Madeira, Vort, aud other imports Absyuthe Kirechenwasse: , Brit , Caldwell, Campbell, Sh ary, Reuben Chapman, Augustas A. Chapman,Cha) Cross, Cullom,Daniel, John avis, Dawson, Dean, Douglass, Dromgoole, Duncan, Dui lap, Ficklin, Hale, Hamlin, Hammett, Haralson, Henley, Hoge, Hopkins, Houston, Hubard, Hun: tord, Hughes, James B. Hunt, Cave Johnson, Andrew nedy,Preston King,Leonard, Lucas, Lumpkin, Lyon, MeCausl , McConnell, McDowell, McKa: Joud Wines to v Broad erd Cai It MR. H. BEN pell, Clinton, Cobb, derney has been reb: charge to houses, by the gallou or dozen bottles. - BS. will attend to bottling wiue forany one who may desire his servi’ as BOARD IN pond > EASANT ROOMS wi Herrick, Holmes ND AS OLD AS FEET HIGH ; MERS!! ALL tor Ove Shilling. rformers will appear t= AD THREE INCHES, A GIANTESS, NE AND , Andrew Ke as Her draught of wo ter e will alwys be abie to cross the bars with wh Board enn be obtained at No. MeClelland, MeClernai all L The followirg Mrs. PHILG LP Ship Masters and Agents. We shall eateem it a favor, if C sof Vewels will give to Commodore RoweRt Sitvey, of our News Fleet, a Report of the Shipping lefc at the Pore whence they, sailed, she Vensels poken on their passage, a List of their Cargo, avd any Fo- Newspapers or News they may have. He will board them jately on their arrival Agents and Corresponents, at abroad, will also confer a favor by sending to this ¢ffice a!l the Marine Intelligence they can obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be thankiully received. PORT OF NEW XORK, MAY 12. Cleared. F hituey, Thompson, Liverpoo! favana’ Spoffard, Tilestou'™ Ci pond, Barclay Livi nee, co, Howland ‘chra Martha M Fowle, Reed, *t Martins. 8 L Mitehell; Colorado. Swan, St Mi ‘rest, Preat, Wilmington, NC Buck & Pet ¢ Edenton, NC. Thos McAdam; Wank, Britton, Al-zan tures & Clearman; Kergen, Cove, Petersborg, Jax Huctery Michigan ‘erry, Baltimore, Johnion & Lowdea; H Waiker, Rogers, Philadelphia, Kemp & Place, Arrivea. j Wabash, Talbot. 20 days from Apalachicola, with ¥ D Hurlbut & Co. , ‘ Brig’ Wakulla, Mulford, 18 days from Apalachicola, with cotton, ty Johnson & Low dea; 520 tales $ Brouson. f ine, Blackington, 31 days frum New Urleans, with to o1 ler. Zroaby from Fredericksburg, with cora and flour, V thiladelphia, coal. Schr Express, Paynter, adel ot in, coal. Schr Rob Roy, Avery. Norwich, bailast. Schr Ann Denman, Thomaston, lime. Schr Edw Franklin, Gry, Boston, hemp. Schr Saml A Apoliton, ieke son, Boston, mdse. Schr Grecian. Chase, Boston, man Schr Victor, Ha'latt, Boston, mdse. _ Schr Monitor, Besse, New Haven, nails. Miscellaneous ‘The London and Liverpool packets will s Spoken. Jane Koss, 45 days fiom Liverpool for N Orleans, April 22, off the Isaacs, ; Viola, Boston for NOrleans, April 22 of NYork, Apri! 29, SW Pass N'W 60 mi Waiker, Aptil 30, SW Pass WNW 20 mil Woreign Ports. Gatveston, April 28—Sid Herschel, Lange, Bremen; 39h, Chattenge, Levy, Layerpool Mararzas, Ajril22—Arr Camera, Dunbar, Hil Niobe, Lecraw. Havana; Richmond, on Monday. Havana; 23d, ndon; Cyrus, lerrvman, IN York; Drinkwater, Havana; 25th, Motto, Williams, Portland} VUnion. Mitehell, Wilmington. b, April 17—Sid Maguet, Baker, New York; Coral, ‘RIN! Shute, sud Milton, York Philadelphia. © April 8Arr Cadinus, Brown, Boston; 10th, Neweastle, Burroughs, ‘Tri CAvENnn, Aj 12daye— uly Am ¢. Rio Janeino, Merch 18—In port, Lagrange, Tate, Cane de Verda, aud eld 24d for Rio Grade, sapposest with her iaward carro. siontevineo, Feb 29—1a port, Levant, Fou'ke, for China, next day. Mh't, Olinda, Hurchinson, from Salem, arr 3d wEBEC, May 7—Arr City of Rochester, Campbell, Toulon; Muhaica, Jamp, Liverp ol. Lake Ports. inidad. ‘a port, Komp, Landes, for Salem, 10 or se Mitchell, Bartholomy; id Jenny, Davison, Cleveland; Fletcher, Bartholomy, and Stranger, Smith, Toledo; Buckeye, Bain, and Wabash, Gaw, Saucusky: Beuton, Gitlett, Fairport; Pre: sideut, Bark, Montoe. Home Porta. THomaston, May 67 Ar Delta. Elms, NYork yia Boston. Campen, April Arr aoe ere ‘Stackpole, Boston. Bat. May 8Arr Cornelia, Patten, NYork, Portiann, May 8—Arr Adeline Rosina, (new) Forest, Ms- chias for NYork. Cid Isadore, Springer, Cuba. th, T Brown, Gooding, NYork Cld Susi Jane, Stanwood Cuba. PortsmoutH, May 8—Arr Black Hawk, Veaton, Norfolk. Newsunveort, May 9—Arr Charles, Sylvester, Havaned Macy, Cook, Baltimore. ; Sayeat, May 9Atr Granite, Upton, Cayenne, Sid Cardi ork. nal, Hawkin : joston, May 10—Arr Palestin ynt, St John, N34 Zovoff, Call, Philadelphia—7th inst, off South Shoal, caried away mein vard and split fore nnd mains-il; Boston, Percival jadelphiz; M Joy, Jov, Ellsworth; Mary Elizaveth. Ha semel-Bth inst, off Cape | od lost the head of foremart and'main topmaar: J tome, Weeks, Trividad 21d alts W ‘Tel, Stevenson, Pl: mouth, NC; ‘Wilsou, Baker, NYor!: (at Weymouth * Below, Win Gray, Cresby,‘and Morea Gill, N 0. 3 Lydia, I'sley, Cardenas for a barque Cid Ade aide, Sidrick, St Thomas and Cieafuegos; Sci'uae Col- man, Curacoa; Merrim ¢, New Londen: Empre x, Shillab r, St Marys, Ga.” Arr 9th, Saxsny, Scudder. Mobile; H len, Chase, Havana; Sea, Alin, NCrieans; Ben) Franklin, #lian, Philate phin; Geo § William, Park,Cardenas; Savinnah, Law: rence, Savannth—27th ult, bales cotton marked N a diamond; Pi Savanrah; Jersey Oak, Shaw, Charie: Georgetown, DU; Ann bliza, Feancia, Phila Nickerson, aud Floresee, Randall, 2 York. Kelly, NYork. Puymourn May (Aur Cordelia, Baker, NYork; 5th, Enj neer, Whitten. do; Flora, Jenkins, Norfollt oumes’s Howe, May 9—Arr Edinburgh, Crocker, f el for Boston; Deborah Atwood, Hall, fn. Charlesian fe Albany Packet, Virginia for Weymouth; Emelire Machias Ny ork; Vu ture, and Addison, Alexandria for Newburyport Helen Frazier, NYork for Saco—ond all gt underweigh até "clock, am, together with schr Squire & Brothers. w'Beoronp, May 9-Sid Auza, Meier, and Withel Antwerp. fay 9—Arr Chesapeake Pcst, Bal'imor: vicked up two t, Cudworth Jay, Halt Philadelihia; ‘Tecumseh, Child; Proof Glass. Bly- denburgh and Vigilant hy NYork. Sid Republic, (ne 9 nce, 878 ee Savannah; Mary & Ly abet ILADELPHIA, May Lt—Arr Palm, Eldridge, Boston; hattan Garwood, N York; Ida, Woolford, do; Dt Messe Young, des Concert, Mayo. Boston; 1. "Bruee, S:u th ‘Cwo Brother, Thompson, NH York; Surveyor, Houc't, do: phia, D- Hart, do Below, hipuoknowa. Cld, Madi: + Remington, Havana; L vacket, Carey, Hartford; T Hy Sinith, NYOrk; Grampus, O'Neal, and Ve: us, Wil- ris §NYork, Sld, Glen- dower, Reid W tnd ies Kicimon, May 9—Sld H Les, 8m th, NYork; Lyrchborg, Mathias, do; Spy, Somers, Jersey City; Churlotte, Wescott. ¥. NYork; Oren, AB own, West G81) Gate, Liverpool elow, » sehr. lav 7—Arr Octasia, Smith’ Vostons Vir a Old, Huma, Willard, NYork; Cairo, Deant, Po imperial, Reid, Providence,’ $Id, Elizabeth, Minty, iverpool. Sr Manns, April 27—Arr J D Noyes, Park, and Magnolia, ky NYork. Cli Imperial, Hathorne, Boston. Lig. Iwan: owra, Shinn, NYork; Souther Lombard, doand Boston. ,Movite, Mey 3—Arr Abby Baker, lratt, Boston, Cli Flo. ridian. Pratt Nan. 2; Glaszow, [Br] Donglass, acd Tay, (Br) Longwell Greenoek; h, Spencer, NYork;' May Flower King, Provid pion, Pratt, NBedford, Trine; Oxnard, Crock: r. aud Alwinir, Kustis, Boston; St Pete sburg, Howard? CG Tl rand Ing Bennett, NYork, Win Badger Mobile; Lion, Alexander, Live pool; Josephine, Mai ry, Hhiladelphiag Warsaw, Herbest, Charleston; Neptune, (3) Lathrop, Galveston. Below ie, fom ‘Thoma ton '( Laura, Snow; Arabella, Rice; Pallas, (Br) Curgall; Moun neer. [Br] Bogert, aud Marchiorss of Abere: ra, [Br] vol; Nestor, Moses, Cowes ard a rnacety Ha Havre; Melitts, [Daoish] Krag, Gibra ey, and Towa. © Kingston, Jay Polsifor, Matamoras. Nonvoux, May 9~Arr NC V, 16 R lence; A tidy, respectsble girl to do the work of a y. Apply at 190 \iniborry street, m2 thie E FOR SALE—A second hacd one, but little vaed and as good as new, suitable for one or two horses, i Apply at 166 Nassau street, or at 142 S.xth be seen. ml? 3tre Post Orrice. A Oa 3 May 13, GLISH MAIL—Letter Bags per Roval. Mail Steamer Hiberni li be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Offices in this city on Wednesday the 15.) instant, at 45 min utes paat¢o'fLacky FM. “Phe overland postage of 189 cevts one etter, mau Mase JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M ARTELLE & HOLDERMAN, 37 Maiden Lane, manu- Wi iacturers and importers of ornsimeatal hair work, wigs, oupess, bands, curls, seams, Bandeau hair, andall kind of hair works, wholesale aud retail, N, B= The trade smpplied on re ee TABL(SHMENT TUE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 197 TE ror uiteet eA BAN DEOILL invige sold his cutie k to WM. MATTHIVSSON, » v# eutting department, and solicits t! omers and ‘he public to inns well Keo ble terms, mit tm *ee wurciase garments, of good materials ‘would do well \ assertinent of sring woods, suitable foe th Alsor Cuthesina caeatensa rok Shirts, Drawers, Beart, Gioves, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Umbrellas, & irase remember io cal at, and regolleet che number, tou rt it al e. mi2 Im*ee seen ate: MATTHIESSON, Mathews, Joseph Morris, Murph: nery D. Potter, Pratt, Rath! , Robinson,} St. John, Saunders, H. Seymour, Simpson, Slidell, Robert Smith, Stewart, Stiles, Stone, Strong, ibbatts, Weller, Wentworth, Joseph A. Wright—90, So the Tariff Bill has been laid on the table. M Pennsylvania, moved a reconsid- eration of the vote, so as to clinch it. duced great excitement, and some one in the con- fusion moved that the House adjourn. ‘The ayes and noes are being called on this at this e souKstieas M Norris, jr, Owe un, Reid, Red- ISHED PARLORS and Bedrooms, and Boarding for a Family; several single bedrooms for entlemen and board- ding without rooms, at the Pleasant location No. 411 Houston et. LE—A good SAIL BOAT, with Oars and Sails, da bargain, as the owner has no present use for HN PARME TON, White Hall Slip. RENT WINDO 1 thi II the new and fas! ‘use, which he will sell at The GREAT WESTESS.M LATERN, ¢ H. CONOVER, the . CONOVER, the celebrated Comic NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT LINE. FOR ALBANY A ne from the foot of ing, Relfe, Rhe D TROY—Morning relay street, landing 3 Plays a, variety of brilliant Overtures, josities, Grand Cosmorama, and Splendid containivg all the celebrated characters during noon Entertaiment on Wednesday - Performance in the Lecture Room to commen @ o'elock inthe evening. ‘ AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR. Corner of Broadway and Ann street. Opposite th: THE MosT BRILLIANT AND TRI AND PERFORMANCES k every afternoon, and 8 every evening. D GIANTESS!'" the two greatent won: at interinediate places. he stesmer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, this mom- in : phe steamer, EMPIRE, Captain 8. IR. Roe, Monday morning, at 7 oelock. Evening Line from the foot of Courtlnde street, direct. ALBANY, Captain K. B. Macy, ‘this even- WeLLOw, Captain A, MeLean, Monday ‘The Boats of this Line, owing to thei ter, areable at al aud Troy in ample the east or west, passage or freight, apply on board, or at the offices on the milre NY DAY LINE. ! 7 O'CLOCK, A.M _ BOR ALBANY M Million of Cari ‘ieture Gallery, d Saturday at INDUW SHADES — TH. SHADES,—w M, RRL er cent. 700 pairs from $1 25 ountry Merchants, Carpet dealers su: plied. B. There are no other goods but Window Shades and Hangings sold at 131 Chatham street. 8 ight draught of wa times to pass the bars, and reach Alb: time to take the moruing train of cat Only tive Van Buren men voted for this new This seals Mr. Van Buren’s tate for the Presi- REWARD—Lost, on the 7th Laud the bry Dock, a POU Keef, steamer Cleoy n Connee icut, and instant, between pi Ke, ders of the age,ma, y be seen from 10 o'clock A.M. till 1, from 2 nd from 7 till 10, to announce an engagemet PHAN FAMIL NCHELL, the inimitable Drol owner's name therein—' J. K anout $100 ia bills of the Norwiel ‘ork banks, and $47 2%, and signed A. Taylor & Lo. the above reward wi! p tra or Worcester, or of the ay a lotermediate Land- [Correspondence of the Herald } Pamaperruta, 7 0’cLock, May 11, 1844. Every thing is still quiet, and bids fair to remain Encouraged by the prospect, and tired of the the late disturbances have sub- ed them to for three or four days, the ladies locked out last night by hundreds, and Chesnut street, with its gaily lighted and ornamental stores, presented the appearance of a fair. In the absence of any cause for apprehension, the S8RS RAYMOND & W*EKS respectfully inform | Citizens are now terrifying themselves with rumors, and there is no story too absurd to gain credit from The a'armists are extreme- ly unwilling to relinquish so fruitful a subject of comment as this, and refuse to admit that the affray is yet begun. They first speak of the dangers of Saturday night; then dread the arrival of Sunday, when the I bells shall remind them of their desecrated temples and insulted priests, and then they fail back, asa last resort, upon the des- perate condition of the Irish in Norris’ woode, ex- pressing the fear that they are coming rumping and galloping into the city to put man,woman and child Ido not share in any of these ap- I feel secure against them all in the excellent military arrangements which now p vail all over the city and county. The city still ‘arance of a seige, and it is in- ry force shall be main- hen, ifno new unfavorable radually reduced. mpaniesfrem the eas s€ A, will leave the Saturdsy morain| For passsye, apply SUMMrR ARRAN NEWARK AND FARE ONLY 12, THE NEW AND SWIFT CAPTAIN JOHN GakFY On and nfter Mond: eamboat pier foot of May lith, at 7 oelock. beard. A Beautitui Collection of Wax Figui The GIPSEY QUEEN, the Fortune ly,consulted at all honrs of the day ‘Tickets 25 cents—children under ten years 1G ty-fivecents extra for private consultations with the Gipsey 30 {Theskies are bright, our hearts are light, In Baltimore the Wh’gs unite ; We'll set our songs to good old Teller, may be private NEW YORK. confinement whi IER RAINBOW, ay, May 13) will ran as F Leave New York, RAYMOND & W GRAND MENAGERIE, CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET AND BOWERY. elaewhicre, with great enthusias * words by J foovor Barclay st, at i0 A.M. and 4 P.M. Suadays—Leave Newark at 8 A. M. and 2 P.M. and ‘ort at 10 A. M. and 4 P.M, t carried at very reasonable rates. iar riener, Haq —Wrice 12% cents. ‘ous popular Songs, Waltzes, Marches, Sc the cit'zeos of New York, who so I:nerally patronized fietexhibition of Wild Ani teey will arrive witn their Caravan o7 Matorday whic » will be locat dina most com itioa, comer of Eighth stieet and Bowery. acceasi- and pet afew minu es w: PLEAS aheaee NU some class of listeners. D CHEAP EXCURSIONS. MENT. NEW BRIGHTON, MOND, A [-LaSD.)& NEW YORK FERRY, From Pier No. 1, North River, REM & 8. S. ROCKWELL have removed their, Watch and +, Jewelry Establishment, fram No. 9 Astor Houre to No. 413 Broadway. parte of ihe ‘eit ‘clock in Hudson's down Bleecker to the Bowery, tu way, from thence to Peail—proceed to Wall tothe place o exhibition 1 (nach iseressed iano hited on Siturdav evenirg, for the first the periods of future exnibitions precaution for p ‘he Mlephants wil jOdy carrying the Magnificent Band of tue Company. ‘ml0 2us te foot of Batters A be NDEREL vet,throurh Abia io. Square, im off at Gitand to E cannot Mispican ee VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS, will 5 from Conrtlandt street, to 319 B City Hospital, where she Lt o’clock A M., at 333 and6”.M. | sac20minutes to #, and 10 minutes to at Sand 10 A.M.; at 144 and5 P.M. On + unday—Leaves New York, at Qand tL A.M Leaves Port Richmond, at 20 minutes to 8,and 10.A M.; M. New Yori, May 8, 1844. ‘OK NEW ORLEANS.—LOUISIANA AND N RK LIN Pos 7 chet, to sail 15th May. Captain Eldridge, wil her regular day. Preller Be t OF passage, hay \dsome furnished accommo apply on board, at Orleaus Wharf foot of Wall stret, od retara through splendid co}lection joved, the first of May, > Broadway, two will be happy to see h chime of the church i Tbe detailed in Monda’ fety will be strietly JAMES LACY, DRAPER AND TAILOR, 62 JOHN STREET ‘THE GALLERY O¥ PAINTINGS AT with the intention of commenci the artists and stu le to all amateurs and connoisseurs of paiut- sto mention anything in ich compose this ny too frequently spoken o The gallery will be Gai ments of superior fashionable ety 101 )prives a genera ch, Cassimeres ano Vesungs, to { solicit the attention of gentlemen before to the sword. apply on board, at Or! presents the app tended that the same mili tained until Mond circumstance oce There are several independent adjoining towns among the force,and the volunteer police is still as numerous as ever. : Some more arrests were made yesterday, one of them being that of a ruffian who was committing sacrilege by breaking the tomb-stones in St. Mi- hael’s church yard. We hada slight fall of rain last night, com- mencing at half past 10 0’clock. ening to recommence since day break, and now The military, who have regard its visitation with no io all the new and fasiiio, » ole style of gaodsto be the market. Als (o> TERMS 56 South street 4, Pendy yoade and mace Agents ia New Orleans—Messrs. Hullin and Woodruff, wh> romptly forward all goods to their addres y this line may rely upon ha id that the ships of th puactnally ax advertined BLACK BALL, POOL PACKETS—FOR at of the éch May — The opened for publi be sold at pabli It o’elock, A.M ladiee. Admission free. Special seats in the saloon reserved rs, it will be TTS BAZAAR, FINE ART: OW EXHIBITING at the late APOLLO GALLFRY, corner of Broadway aud Chamnle s street ( rs street, acollec.ion of OrigivalOil Painting: The st wno have seen the first galleries of Hur ps collection to be equal to acy ther have seen. 5 cents, catato,ues mcluded, . t Greenwich. | &. , OR OLD LINE OF U returna his most sin ‘OK LIVERPOO! frieads and the pul lic at large for the ed since he opened the above house, aud hoy attention to meri. a continuance thereof. The qualities of us Ales, Wines, Liquors and too well known to need comment. A large assortment, of Refreshments to be had at all hours anil at might, such aa : ‘citicent aad erle- tk bt 50, atiey commander, will positively ay, her regular day, ‘ known that the Yorkshire is fitted out in a most superb aud cos ly tnanner, with every. mordem. i nt aud convenience, that cannot but add to the comfoit of those 2HNY —Professor BRANC to his departure for the West, will, at the requ iw the old country, should call and see this | deliver a Free Lecture on Muet splendid specimen of naval architecture, before engaging pas- | (ute ou Monday next, at hal-past 7 PM. precisely For terms of passage apply on board, seribers. E, BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fulton street, next door to the VOYAGE TO VARIOUS FORTS IN AND AFRICA, IN THE A first class vewel, Ithus been threat- Ham, Cold Com'd Beef, Pickled Tongues, r¢ tout always on drauy A good Dinuer of Roast of Boiled N ies supplied with the best Scotch and Irish W) pplied with English, Irish, Scotch, Always the latest possble news by the Good itooms for Private Parties, Clubs, begins to sprinkle again. Weich Razebits,tie. to purade in it, ; tage in any otuer vestel. eats for one shilling eve foot of Beekinan street, or to the RO will be imparted to the au: ted fundamental basi tail oF the two systems will f teath, justice and acie m10 11813 is* me compared. Toe frients ully invited to atiew OG Everything continued quiet in Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. ‘ami No house better au aad city Papers, TROPE. ASia, ‘superior accommod--tions for passengers, will be dispatched as avove on er about he 10th proxme, touching at the Azores or Western ids, then p'oceeduny Medit-rren’an pilots wi > n Islands, thence to Constant part of the outward cargo wll b Irs and the Ruias of ancient Samos, Khode, . where the vs Mectings and Ke Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. {23m*er r $1000 do, 704; rard Bank, 9}; to Gibraltar, thence to Malta, where betiken thence to Atheas and the ople, where tae principal posed of from theuce to tov. thee? to Sinyma Tyre Sidon, Caesara, an remain a suffizieat tu passengers to visit Jerasslem, thea recara down the Metiver- ravean via Kgypt, Tripoli and Syrsea asieng ri deasire it the crai r les, Carita Vecchio the 8 é to Cozsica, Elon, Leghorn, Genor, Nice, Maryrilles aud Buce Joua, touching for suppl the sr ihern passage acrors. th ink, 63; 461 do Gi- W de Reading RR 27; 100 do, 86 { 27; Semi-annual 6's, 1946, 50; $2000 1 cash, 46]; 20 shares Schuylkill, Nav 1 do Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Bank, 744; $200 Lehigh 6's, 1845, 36}; $300 Wilmington 6 THE INVISIBLE WIG closely resembles the real head of hair thazse¢ connoisseurs have p! traordinary invention of th rovel and nique wig is its being made withoat 2 weaving, which canses its appearances so cli har, both t lightness and y detection. its textare being so bi free, that in all cases of pers; ii cad sne great evils of other wigs ation Company, 3; do Kentucky Bk eat advantage of if time will pers may be extended to portot Kom-, thence ‘win josely to resemble natural appearance, az w eantiful, s0 porous and 40 tion evaporation is nniapeded, entirely avoided, ‘The ceptie ed to inspect this novel and beaug 11 —¢3000 Reading Rail Road rthern Bank of K 70}; 22 shares 20 do United States Bank 6 3 $10, Sxconp Boann,~ TUESDAY, May Mth, at 3 o’clock. P. M. ‘Lhe following celeb: $13 nton Banking Co. ed States Bank 64. SHIP NEWS. Morning’s Sout M. i and passengers and tl he voyage will probxble inuch valusble ¢ Bank 103; 18 285 17 do Girard Bank 9} ; gr g Washington ire 148 Brocdway. corm “beR brim Dutchess -erm La y Soffolk NE TEAS, WHOLESALe AND RETAIL, THE CANTON TEA COMPANY, PRINCIPAL STORE 121 CHATHAM § Branch Stores, 318 Bleecker strect, New York. 361 Grand street, near Suffolk, PHILADELPHIA, a li—Arr Helena, as of pleasure » Horner, Mayagae to the passengers, all of whom, besides being provided with every possible comfort aod convenience to te found on take with them nds to dispose 1 Kin Atlas. (B+) Mef ullam, Parsboro, NS Donald, Sct homas an Sla Mary. Bray, Providence. ALbxANDKIa, Vay 9~Sld Hartley, Dearborn, Ki the cruise round, a certain qvantity of saleable ot by barteror ‘therwise. which priviteve if improved will fit sufficient to nearly or quite cover the charge to each passenger, provided 4 jot exe: ed the usual ex ac dar togeor Nu KA Stevens, Briggs i 116 Fulton street, Brooklyn. probavly yield a pros “Also, Corner of Maine and Houton street, Patterson, N. J. wind 45 North Fifth stres THY ATTENTION AMILIES AND PUR ts, where they think will be found by selections of pure an’ undalterated Teas in the ‘The universal p pulacity and reaown of their house with aitities, low prices and upright de lin i to render further comments necessary Howqua’s Black I be particular to remember . Philadelphia. Y_AND COUN. to their aeveral yn es of ageutleman passing toe suri Those who may wish to avail thy opportunicy tor acqviriug practical ¢ visiting the Holy Laud AL’ APRONS AND DRAPERY—A new aud beautifal pat= ‘Also, Dravery for terns. and with all the. v, looking glasses and picture frames, 16) ‘on the voyage will de ETING will commence over the Eagle ‘sey, on Tuesday, NEW YORK SURGEONS’ BANDAC . JO.) ANN STRE © T, [under the American Museum, ) 2d Physicians, and the af- y can obtain in this Tusti- cure of Clobfoot, ehouses for the the number of the pric: Same Daya Pi ot $150, two mile heats. $75, mile heats es will close at the Kagle Hotel, on theevening previous race a) 8o'clock 7" No,charge at the gate—75 cents to the Public Stand— Members Tickets $3. PIGEON SHOOTING. the day following the Rac : Cor passage, apply to pl-ased to take noties, that the Canton Tea Cumpany have DE # to do with any other stores except those deseribed at the cop of this advertisement he Principal ef » has devoted much time and at ention to the Sprne, « outracted Limba, 4 invented a Tross for the cure of Ri eatisfaction, as it is worn wi card meny cases of Jong standing. be worn by the youngest infant with perfect furnished or unt obtained on reasonable teins to live in peace, comfort sug ONEY TO LEND. SKSON, Pawn Broker, No. 58 Reade Joans money in large or small surns, required on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Wearing Apparel, and personal Pa 2 of ap’ re ei WANTED - A House and Store in. agood b locatiou—or part of hous, in vieinity of Broadw: raud st. Rent must be moderate. . Versons desiring wiet, ae invited t) call, woich has given gecer On Thursday, May. 16th. take for Pigeon Sh O LET—The Store No, 61 Liberty street, now oc- very desirable location for siness. Possession can be eupied by the subseribers, the Dry Goods Jobbing Bu: or before Ist uf August, eats from abroad ave provided with board at moderate en to the education of children wnt for the eure of Clubfoot. Curvature of diseases which are readily hem from school. NIGHT. M D of 850 wil be given for tance fr m the tap twenty yards eatrance $5, to close at the Eaz'e Hotel, on the evening ious to the shooting ‘C7 Admission to the Course and Stands on the days of the Shooting, free. E For farther particulars ree New York Spirit of the ‘Times. ‘Tren'on, N.J , May 8th, 1044 : Y Shooting, the best in Tih | oa Ais This beautiful pleasure Yacht, of She isa new schoo copper-fastened, we | found. and « remarkably be seen at Manhattan Island ply to Mr. JOHN HYER, at Jaines root ais th Rea 2 hout detaining U ROOM TO LET—For one or 1wo gentlemen, a vr handsome frent room, furnished.and ont ina private farm ly, wit 0 Apply at 94 W FARM FOR SALE, OR TO LET CHEAP—At the villace of New Rochelle, nineteen miles trom New York, with cansiderable fru:t, pasture meadcw, &e —an Powwesstin immedin or LEN & PETERS, 22d street and Sth avenue, LADIES’ STRAW HATS. L_ KING, the well known scan and Straw Hat Manufic.arer, respect- BIA aithon, is for sale miLitteodre ENTLEMEN, NITED STATES, a permanent CE Or others, desirous of purchasin, §’ FRENCH SHORS—At J 142 Canal st —Ladus? rene h Moroes ol stoae house, barns, IN ENNSYLVANIA. jeairous of chenging his residence, offers arm and Estab! equal to nny ip the eit Slippers and Tyes, als kus at 7 shillings per pare, Shoes of all kinds and prices, prices in prefe ence to 0 heh are dearest in the ead) will ad Childien's Boots and Ladies who wish good shoes at mien call, and ex- MILLERS pson ad Sullivan hmee, sitnased ip wud celebrated Firat maining 20 ncres bei ; Un the premises is va elegant Stone Massion, 15 feet wite, extemdin large Piazx, on the eat the whole ns fora family of 20 persons vg the house are shaded wich magni- that he has ov hat Rutlands, Pedals Lace of various eall at Carl King’s, No. 17 Di pr 142 Casal at, between Thomp Fe PROPRIETOR tby 45, with a length of ‘the how of the CLINTON BOOT os a BEACON COURSE—TROTTING, 1th, at 4 P. M.—Sweepstake for $300; mile A Coneklin an H Wo daff do » May 16th—Parse $100, J-Whelpley enter pleasnve grounds surrom fernt evergreen te farm three até tree lange #0) red head of eattlh iF weet, will convince the lie generally, that they Shoes, Gaiters, Se , a treir stock af Boo d stand at the corner ‘of farmers oF tenanis, together with ving stabling au? conveniences B.—A spleudid and fashionable assortment of rich Paris 0 aud for storage fi sch g Rodolph ar « Stockton ‘oune Neptone 0 Mile Heats ander the a the Boot and Shoe me und number. live cheaper thau ever. Dont torert the w dvantages of a of two acres, orchards stocl There are alse t NO. 189 AND 191 ME STREET, NEXT TO oR STREET. water PUBLIC Cty will take otqee ve thi BOOTS AND SHOE: AND GENTLEMEN. ALL WHO WEAR theabove articles and wish to save 1 . heats. ander the saddle. Corklio black mare; H Woodraff,grm Also, match for $1000 two mile heats ander the saddie, H Jouves names br ¢ A Concklin nama b ¢ Fulton ‘urse $100. Two Se Hears in Harness, Ht Day. Passing n o'eloelt, with Car vd an omalles, passing ilery. Se. new and second ha ran, and Preebyterian Churches, on™ borther description is unnecessary orehase. are invited. to call and eadentee the, estan d, that for beanty, healthfal situation, and lv-ntages of every kind, it is not sur i wd Stain. tans tate, it may laa be w ve priee, which is peracre, A ’ GHONGE suEarr, Whitemarsh, Mourgomery Co; Pa. IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN HOSE Interested, will perce ‘ d for the sale ot M. © f very superior Gentlemen in the country having property to either st publie or private enin, will have their o1 hemselves with an article that, tor d finish, cannot be surpass dor per At Privaie Sale—50 fine yonng ennatey horses, kind and sound, just in from the westarn part of the State, matened pairs of Bay Horses, » fine peir of B tsrrisgs Horers, a pair of Brigh . plendid pair of B: i 2awis Aw re Hin names by mL. P. M —Purse $509, $100 to eo he fwo Mile Hears mn Harness, for re entered the following cele rated h f Geo Kdwardado + Thos Moore di Geo Spiert do « they can depena on being suited N. B.—Lad ev and Misses’ Gaiters, Shoes, ke , always on exdiess variety, Kemewber 16054 and 161 Greenwich stret.<9 y AT WHOLESALE r ment of the above named ot the Macafaerures a Also, at private sale, two very nnod leame Hockaway Wi » aod ahumber of new’ and arcond han Barouches and hiekt ali DHSOWEABRS Womderta yrses taken at Livery, and lent in er perior at: Accommodativns for daalers’ by 2 blishmeat of ce ind in the Ui Ke Vehicles of !' desery seebog Pisano, ee advertisemeat ou Inst column of fowrthpage. le, {es unsurpassed ‘States. “peg ‘cen on storage in 1OKN’S COMPOUND AND SAKSAPANILLA py sed by any other riers for haying ond selling horses be foubd in particnlar lling property st th Men \’& Boys? Kip etollowing vi pas Boots | Me do ii heats ander the saddl wedieine for the cure peteblishment may rely v rendered, and the PULL AMOUNT OF FROCERUS welt, IDall cates, be pad promptly in Geo Hdwardsd ch. g. Sorrel Billy New York. May 9h AND SPICE dat from 25 to 60 cents per AND CANDLE. Large Faney Labels for boxes, of Fam colors. for $ 0 per 000, Handsome Plav iIt on an enti eutent plan, beng detached from the iets it the Teast with winon theday of auc. D Do Cult Sewed Do Stout Pegged ceat variety of Women Do do Pamp Sole » Gostand Beal a Misses’ aud Children’s ¢, Keagad end Sewed, te Leaf and Leghorn FACTURERS— 000 MANUFATHRERS— -aost eminent o| JB. Thorne, chemist, Londo \ by RANT, 266 Greenwich at, comer ot Warren street, o, at 2 Park Row aad 981 Brondway, Udita, corner uf Walker street le 1 other times the Are for the necommo: with a general assoriment of Palm’ Conutry merchants and othersare juvited toeall andexamine Allaold fow for exsh gr city GALE kent entirely clear, te hi Xylographie Press, ‘4 Maiden Lane. pay Wo. 260 Pearl st. United States Hotel Building, N