The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1845, Page 3

Medicai Notics.—Tha Advertisements of the New York Collegeof Ned ove York ona icine and Pharmacy, co al cee ave coekery, in the cure of eppeer on the fourth fare and last eoll Bt y, Agent. "fics and Consul ine Hans cA tisGN Sf 1% Nasenu atre AU Philadel; ara npr Pa ranat be ou to api Se. . fice 3 Ledger Bi ion, Re as, Cherian rf Pier Hts dcllomred fee charge 12 any pat ¢’ es copies for ie as above, daily, at 1 ice 3 sale every Saturday pot Vinausy, Knot i alee te ele comer Seay otal ‘hiladel) "Pilg, free 0 oa for sale at their ex .. ie, as an say iaper Ang past it lock, wil = bari the Henin ar MONEY MARKET, Friday, May 8—6 P.M. The banks have disoppointed the brokers very much since the making up of their quarterly reports. The ii mediate relief expected doos not make its appearanc and the stock market still continues very much depress ed. Stoningten fell off today 4 per cent; Norwich and Worcester, 3; Harlem, 1}; Canton, }; Long Island, 1}; Pennsylvonia 6’s, 3; Vicksburg, Mohawk, Housatonic and Erie Railroad closed firm at yesterday's prices, while East Boston improved 4 per cent; Morris Canal}, and Obio 6's, 3. There wero no Kentucky 6's sold, but the aking price was a half per cent higher to- day than yeaterday. The stock market is in a most extraordi- mary position. Large holders of stocks cannot sell without doing so at a loss, and those not holding are little disposed to purchase. Every one deeply involved in stock operaticns are anxious te get out, and those out appear de- termined to keep out until our political ofirs ere ina more settled state, and the movements of the two governments with which we have some misunderstandicg,are more clearly and satisfactorily defined.We know not what vi day may bring us fcom Mexico. It is not impossible although to many it may scem improbable, that the next accounts from Mexico, may briog the twocountries at onceto hestilities. There ere influences at work, upon the pride and avarice of the temporary functionaries of Mexico, which are all powerful, and which seldom have failed to embroil those upon whom they have been brought to bear, in serious difficulties. The Mexican government is no doubt instigated in any movement it may make to disturb the peaceable relations heretofore existing with the United States by some larger power; and we cannot for a moment doubt but that ¢fferts are being made to drive this country into a war with some petty government, for the purpose of crippling our commercial prosperity and to ar- rest the ropid strides we are moking to greatness. ‘The unsettled state of our foreign relations, the pro- bability of serious difficulties growing out of the Oregon aod Texas affairs, and the destruction that would result to our commercial matters, operates very iojuriously up- onthe money market, and induccs those holding State ‘aad Government stock, to watch closely the course the governments involved in the questions at issue intend pursuing. It is of vital importance to our citizens holding State or Government stock, to understand as early 8s pos” sible the probability of difficulties, that they may govern themselves accordingly, but to foreigners holding State stocks it is doubly impertant, that the questions should be settled amicably. We have no doubt but that the de- bate in Parliament on the Oregon question, determined mapy holders of American State stocks in Europe to forward them to this country for sale, and that the steamer now due wil! bring large amounts to this market. Previous to this question assuming the complexion the remarks of Sir Robert Peel jand Lord Aberdeen produced, stocks of some of the de- linquent States were remitted {rem London, and the hol- ders of Pennsylvannia 5's were patiently waiting the movements of the Legislature of that State regarding the payment of the interest dae in August. When they be- oma satisfied that another suspension cannot be avoided, many will be anxious to reslize, and we have no doubt Jarge amounts will be remitt:d to this country for sale.— S ould these things be realized, and certainly it appears now probable they will, our money market murt be seri- cusly effected by the drain the demand for remittances, in exchange for these stocks must crea‘e. In addition to this, the foreign holders of the s:ock of this State, falling cuain July, will uader the circumstances be afraid to re- invest, and require remittances of the proceeds to Europe, ‘Were it not for thece national difficulties, arrising from long standing unsettled questions, foreign capitalists would be as much disposed as in former years, to invest t\eir money in our good securities ; but, as it is, we mutt sufler the withurawal of large cums, and make up any Joans we may want from our own capitalists. The money market must, from these and other causes, be very strin geat for the next six months. The Brooklyn Fixe Insurance Company has declarcd a semi-annus] dividend of eight per cent on the capitel stock, The Union Brooklyn Ferry Compsny has declared a semi annual dividend of three and a half per cent. The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co. of this city twen- ty-four per cent on the earned premiums of the year, payable in script on the 12th inst. Counterfeit 6’s on the Livingston County Bank are in circulation. Ina circle between the president and cash, ler ore these words, “real estate pledged and personal property holden.” There is nothing of the kindon the genuine notes. Also, 1’s on the Bank of Oswego. Vignette, a steamer an Indianon the left end, and @ painter with a scroll and brush on the rightend. We have seen them of various dates and numbers. James Wright, cashier, in black ae and J Platt,president, in blue ink, are poor imitations o' the gennine signatures. The bills, however, are well calculated to deceive. The imports into this port for April, 1845, were much emailer than forthe same month last yeer, and @ corres- g decline in the revenue :— Commence, or THE Port oF Oey Yonx. $7, 5.e carb04 ess Value of Imgoris, A 463,683 67 a Adwuat of Daties, Apsil..! 1817740 1)541.738 "306,002 The falling off in imports for the first four months of 1846, compared with the samo period in 1814, is $3,007 818 ‘We learn that the report of the bank committee of the Senate of the Legislature of this State, in relation to some of the {rea banks of this State, is far from being correct. This report gave the names of eight free banks, as having uo ac\ual location in the State ; whereas the truth of the matter is, that at lest four are located at the places represented, ia banking-houses cf their own. There banks are the Amenia Bank, the Farmers’ and Mecha- nics’ Bank of Rochester, New York Stock Bank, ond Suffolk County Bank. There are free banks in existence which have mereiy # nominal lccation; but for some reason the chairman of the committee alluded to omit- ted to give them, Why these banks were singled out, and represented to be fictitious banks, is more than we can fathom. The remarks of the committee would have applied to some of the free banks of this State, and the chairman woul! have been dcing the State some ser- vice had henamed them, but it happens—unfortunately for him— that every bank named in this list is conducted upon legitimate principles, and devoted exelusively to the business of the places in which they are located. The remarks made rejating to the illegal issues of someof the free banks, do not apply to the banks nemed in the com- mittee’s table, but were intended for some of the worst species of ‘reo banks, controlled by parties who erjoy a peculiar reputation as flaanciers, hardly equailed by those of any country. ‘We ennex further ro urns from the city banks. These with the two given yesterday, mikes eight, being a third ofthe whole number. Some of the largertcity banks are included in this liet, and tho variation in the movement iy not large:— Baws or New Y. ley alia Loans. merce, , 3,213,319 York... 1,804,264 iz Asio’n “D04:45 245,112 495,903 2371/31 $11,222,236 2,514,025 $12,401,127 Mh a) Dep's. Che 305) ‘sn writ 473 602 974,061 441,269 bit 180 408,339 1,309, 1.004 $2,136,072 ($2,996,300 8,707,950 ‘Tho leating features of cight Banks compare as {ol- lows i= Feb. 1915 May 181s Ine case, Decre'e Joan eR a 969 Npreie 2711658 3,20, Bs Cireulatjon 2580317 27h 304 S. Hooo'70 O20 Gat 1,908 - nn increase in every department. The j¢ several huncred theurand co!lurs » This isa very peculiv feature win discounts is not required to carry out the eperations of Urade, bat is left to provide for the payment of the notes of the depositors as they or. tive atm 'y. The increasoin the amount of deposits i's goot evidence that the payments aro no! so large asusnal. The increase in specie and circulation is smell, Judging from these returns, we estimate that the aggre gate inercese in tho loans of the city banks within the Jost querter, would amount to about four end a half mil niles wo has be Mons of dollars, iscrease in specie toone and a half mit lions, and circulation to one million. We annex the official report of the State Bank of Ten nessee and branches for March 21, 1845, compared with that of June 1343 and Sept. 1844. There has been avery atid increase in the aggregate move meat. ie con tate Toa : 0. inter 1 Ag piteranlimprovemes 43,551 155,287 103,80 568,329 6591 $5,378,919 5,623 2.4 f Tenne lic offices. inking or contingent fand Vividend acco L; 36 count off State bor E) ual improvem:ne dividend: Taternal tmprevemeut fad irae ‘aternal improvemeut fund... q Due to other banks. «) 260,582 921,300 444,859 $5,338,919 5,623,251 5,653,285, The leading features of these institutiuns stands as fol- lows :— Yadividu™ ay Dec.42. June "44. tk. Mar. 45 Loans and dix Sit $2,156,701 2,149,186 1,995,855 1,901,350 Sy 1 359 0 719 606. 865; 03.925 280,177 228,683 ‘The leading features of these banks have fallen off, ticularly the deposits, The decrease in discounts is $94,495; in circulation $27,375, and in deposits, $216,176 while the increase in specie amounts to $60,196, The Proportion of specie to circulation is! uflicient to ensure the prompt redemption of the issues, while the discounts, compared with the amount of capital, are by no means large. The banks appear to be in a sound condition in all taedepartments, and the uniformity of movement guaran. tees a judicious distribution of its loans. Old Stook Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6's, 60 97 100 Mohay og RR bis 62 2300 Fean 3 20 338 61g 5000 200 L tanga RR 75. 3 ahaa Merchants’ BI" 1¢ 315° do 14 100 Vicksburg Bk b30 9% 100 ao Manhittan Gas 89° 100 us 160 Farmers? brant 3g 20 ie 48 a BR Beronineon RR west | a in 0 ee ee) on EH 3 de a 100 N i work * 3 ‘or & Wor 3 Ohio' L& Trost ‘200 72} 325 Morris Canal it 1 & 2 125 do do 11g 2 jo 1955 a $6 Contam’ Co ist 25 do b30 71) 200 do 2 ME Bi Soy ds ds wo asl Jenger y a ity He £0 Utiea& Behe RR 120 73 Erie WR 28% 100 Harlem K 1% 30 Housatonic RR 30 Second Board. ae Wit Imington 615 4134 100 Nor & Wor RR T18G KR 2058 too NTS 8371 Lisa RR be ws do 29 71 190 Stan ingtuu RR bs Bb 7133 New weeck Exchange. 1000 USS’, 93, s6m 10244 50 Faamers’ Tust bI5 36 Sethts U's Bark 83 6% 50 Kast Boston = 30 14 25 Canton Co c 434 50KrieK R 33 28 25 do. 4334 25 Sto bis 385, 25 L Island RR 7534 75 Nor & Wore © 72! 5 do a0 7488 50 do. © 73h 50° do bio 75% 50 8 do Ty 50 do M% 25 © do e7 59 do s10 74% 50 do. 1% 100 do Te 75 do Line 50 do m3) 50 do 1s 10 do Thy 50 do $3 7% 50 do = Monday 748 45 do. bs 72 100 do © Thy do 33 715% wo do b30 713g Sales of Stocks at Boston. Mar | —8 Boston and Worcester RR, 1174; 6 Western RR 103}; 60.40 1034; 50 Western RR scrip 1032; 110 do 103{; 7 Eastern RR 109], 50 Charlestown Branch RR 75; 5 New England Worsted Co 99}- 100 Long Island RR 7) 26 Wilmington RR 20}; 150 do, bolm, 213; 55 E Boston stock 14}; 60 do, brim, 15; 10) Reading RR, boSzn, 24}; 106 do, bole, 24}; 30 Nor k Wor R72; 62 do, bodds’ 73; 200 do 72j. State of Trade Asngs.— ro are ia limited demand at $4 Pearls are steady at $45 No change. armory sells at $4 66}, ‘poor deman jothing ing in Wheat Besswax —Prime yellow af all deecription is hell at ac. Tne demand is moderate. Teas at Avction.—Impocted in the ship Carotina. — Terms, notesat six months, payable in the city of New York, to be ma: atisfactory to the sellers. Hyson— 69 bf chests @ 85 cts per 1b, 50do 74, 84 chests 66; 20 do 63; 23 do 624, 2 do 60, 15 do 88}, 61 hf do 67, 500 bys 13 Ib each, 43, 5C0 6 Ib do 43}. Young Hyson—9 half chests 84, 8 do 81, 8 de.90, 23 do 74, 24 do 70}, 43 do 66} 21 do 66, 62 do 654, 10 do 64, 10do 68, 25 d» 62), 27 do 62, 95 do 60}, 85 do sit ‘20. do 664, 10 do 48}, $1 do 46]. 121 do 46, 317 do 454, 92 do 45}, 140 do 43, 301 do 42}, 48 do 41f 80 do 404, 29 394, 10 do 39, ‘266 do 38}. 687 do 38, 285 do withdrown. Hyson skin—13 chests 47. 34 half chests 45); 4 chests 433,50 42 40, 20 do 40j, 2d0 83, 86 do 30, 7 do 474, 98 half chests 2 Tevanke; — 1295 halfchests 28 Gunpowder—7 half chests 88 21 do 82; 26 do 81}, 18do 81, 58 do 64, 64.do 343 7d boxes euch 122.b cans. 45}; 60 12 ib Doxee 4t, 100 6lb 42); 100 13Ib boxes, 450 12!b do, and 300 6lbs do withdrawn. Imperial—6 half chests 81}, 10 do 79, 16 do 77}. 7240 62]; 70 bxe each 12 2b cons 484; 100 1ab brs 424, 350 6ib do 50, do 43}, 61 half chests and 100 13tb bxe withdraw: Ooiong—10 half chests 60,10 do 69, 13 do 66, 35 do 28. Pecco—10 cheats 48} 62 do, 48 Souchong- 69 halt chests ‘86, 40 do 24, 20 do 20}, 201 boxes 13 1b each 28, 203 chests and 992 half do withdrawn. Philadelphia Cattle Market. May 1 — Beeves—1080 head offered, including 312 ares Ohio. and 50 from Me Demand good, and of Joon need. including 500 lor New York, at $525 6 25 er 8. ¥ Cows and Calves—230 offered—Sales of dry Cows at $6 a $13; pringers $9 216; ond milch Cows, $15 a $25 eae ieee ee. Sales of 600 at $4 50a $5 95 per Sheep aut pony cers heagpe 9 fales of Sheep 25 a $4 each, 2 50, pa Lind LD Married Oa tic tig 80th of April,at New Rochelle, b; the Rev. Jamos Handrean, Matson T. Arnow, of West- chester, to P. Jans Hontox, youngest daughter of George W. Horton, of ow. Island.’ 6 the Rov. Dr. McElroy, Mr. On Timreday May 1, b: Wiitusm Mei, trom luntly, Scotland, to ‘Mine Ann Hawrneny, of this city. Died: | tant, of a long end a severe iilness of the spine, James, son of William and Lillias ed 7 years and 6 months The fiiends and ocqneintances of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, at § o’ciccx, from No. 77 Mulberry street, without further ineltaton. io Thursday evening, the 1st inst., of dro Sanan, daughter of the late Dr. Moses Willard, aged a yeare, The friends of the family, and of her ‘brothers, Timothy P.end Heory E. Willard, and of her brother in law Mr. ‘nelius Barcelow, are respcetfully invited to attend hec faceral, on Sunday afternoon, at halt past 4 o'clock, from the residence of her mother, No. 68 Franklin street, with out further invitation. On Friday, the 2d inet, of congestive fever, Cuances McNay, in the 47th year of his age, ‘The friends of the hers the mambers of Ark Lodge 1 O ¢fO F,, and the me: { New York Division No. 1,8. of T., are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday, the 4*h inst , at 2 o'clock. P. M , from his late ace, No. 69 Bowery. His remains will be conveyed to Greenwood C metry for interment. Cenada papers please cop, Py jn Thursday, the let ivet., alter a short illness, Aww Rooner, wile of John Rooney, of County Claire, in the 36:h year of her age. His friends and relation: respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this day, at 4 o’cloch, from Atlantic gd South Ferry, Brooklyn, without further invita- tion —_—_—_—_—_—"___ Passengers Arrived. Livenroot~ Pack t il Prlord- hee E_ Bro ‘Wr mesos Harris, D Waine and ‘i day Wm W: 'sMontrealy. it A Prass, Prassi aN sas Martin W Brett—Grorge Ditson, U & Gregor, Corawall, of Be Mra Z% Mayhew, of jon Pedro Aguero, Cubs; Mr ir Peet. Burkes Shitaren Pees in Miss Johraon, on, Mescre Mituer, Latvel, ek, J Wn Gd M Bia WB Honers, Ive Tilden, Hy ‘ie! ke anid Miss Mens. Mi o aoe RCL Da i Miss ticks, Wy de the Trensaiy, vst Mr Banh nahem, amen Whit tlaberehaw. Wane, ely Sy Uncen od, Wr rocque, Montreal; 0 B. 8 Almy, Dartmouth. Mase; 01, O A ines all of Bow'on Rev rhe M rial A, Tryon; Uapt Fors tat i oh Re ar Fen tag Me Meee yo We A Hi, 1G Sargent, fh ‘bigNah ites | g v0 Boas, a Carer, M Eustwood—11. Tome OY ke a a! : nase reoi6 Sands, Fuller & iol x A i Haight 41 E Fiedle-—2 Nevins & co—3 D Has crane Keatret A ‘, ae @ co—37 G Fh Guicgeres wVit Waites ree a eet en i, batarbeld Brossa WM ititwa¢J Garred oT? ers Seay ke phontenn ie Weoeted A iw New: he st Geo pies ities cieekd ieee tf ‘any sna de cont. Wetmore Se cori J Towt & IW Seem R Jaffray &eo-6 Tif- 4 Marsh—5 Nikon Kllia. Gamer & co—3 Rurdlsdale—2 m & com & a W Conca BY Weel 1s Hoey Ar weeeed Soares ay OD Ab a nes sli Brow! wens wre rf FS} EW Sanderson 3 pom cos weomt Wile be a i rk co, Albany Barton Beeaead B Ei: age Comming Homer ree 1 © Kenta J McCall & ¢ Hasluck & com F ‘Tomes & ton—36 } Gil a min g—2 E conto Paton & Senne Bird, Gillilan & cot Paton & ¢n—3 Camer yn & Brand—20 | L. Viietoro Grant & mateo MeHour—6 Hichardson & Watsru—1 AT Stewart—12 A M GH Ht Swords Rt a Fa ates We 00 do 2 bea Load tes Stokes, Gilet Paces bate oa 8 Gone. don—10 tes J A Rea~5 Tales Wight, Sturges r—=75 tons coal ancks salt © H Marsha! 135 erts fet iow & "Washing. ‘by 8 95 bls fron Eagleston & Butt lie—277% bars 40 iron ees! & Oothout—33 beles 2 trusses 18 €s 16 bxs 8 bdls che 20 shal Aironet Dab Famerts as Rifiddere st Read ‘Tredwell—6 Smith, Th Bros een eval ek AC RB ssiere & co—53 G. co—5 Borirg & Witte~4 Dutith & Cousinery—397 to M_W Brett—(Reported yesterday aye any 100 hhds molasses 16 tons copper ore Brett segars JB Li order, Nevvitas—Ba Jogs maby ‘Vose—137 hhds melasses 20 Domestic Aimportations. New Onveans—Barque New ny land & Arpinwall—1900 ‘bbls flour Dev jeht & co—6L panda hds sugar How- & son—12"5 do y & com4t s L bile cotton ae “Godtres do K Boltoa—73 ¥ LS ‘bbie 200 Brze to orc Maltbie—54 Holbro:k & ‘Nelson—is bus on—B82 bales cotton Holbrook, Nel- 135, tal I-92 Orray Taft & co—34 BM Stuart Brown—12_H Wari son 38 do 6 phes ‘Srenr EVardenhotte de F Hob Waring—3 Doremus, Suydam & Nixoa—2 G W Bett MARITIME HERALD. & 6H Shi ters and Agents, sp Wahl egteom ita favor if Captaine of esses will give iT ‘ey, Captai onr ir ing left at the ‘port whenee they sailed—the vevwls a list ofthe any forei 5 ‘ats this office any jos mamas seeee rer ty Te PORT OF NKW YORK, MAY 3, . 5 4) Moon aise 6 | micH waTeR i rape n Ed Amsterd: Schi ch ston, Brown, ¢ haileston, Get Bale ose | Tie 8 Fos Redver, Yeung: nee Raters Rolling ‘St Marya, Nesmith fe ie Saba St Johus, NF. L Baldwit Dimon; Girard, Gilpatriek. Pini ip. Morrison, Paraboras vale, Whitue Rasex, Hielsotes fe Fredericksbi burg: Bel aware, Park, Nesmith & Commerce, Pee Sa son, obey, Philadelphias amb ide Hall ‘acd Compliance joaton Sloop Jas ins 1 Providence.—Steam Oltia: Lows Piatabars, tad’ boat cat Lovelai lington, Low & Packet ship Ozford, Rainvoue, {rots Liverpool, Apri me CF a ail. 19th vil tom Liner 5 30, wie Win Fishers eon 1 Mich 24 for Mon Mehis for Mosueak” Oe the ateaonny; fom. ive : ths Lat 4630, lou 4S tothe ak 029 hand Ta sera ot imms, 42 days from Liverpool, with 22 days from New Orleans es ugas, spoke ee Pai hi coffee, to Rorden, | bound hon 10, of N Beda dite, Jat 22.N, Io 68 fn Sierra Leone for rig Aun Smith, ‘sugar 300 do 12 tes rig peondemued and to b 62\spoke brig James Hay, of Be Joke, NEC Yates, 14 days from M: 5 ane stad Mercy, pi be Galveston, Burr, 15 Is days from St Mi Qdays, with cotton, to Bader & Peck. Virginia, Talbot, an G Bourne, Perry, Idg for N At Key West, barque lwasowna, Shiga, for Mt Marky R Groning, and Oreeo, for None grade; US steer Legare, Pay, bound to Cpe Florida, Of Cape Hatteras, sigualized & ig spn Tike Baily, for Chattenaa ri aaa A Park, from St Marks, 16th ult. with cotton, jaribu Co. ‘Brig Billow, for NYork, sid same day; aud Galveston. aud Samson, for do, ay before. 2 ay be Ida, Howard, 47 days from Sierra Leone, with 24 leops 20 éxks palm oil 40 tons eam wood $654 lbs pe 6690 do co) e784 do com jou, 3166 hides 119 T aie to! Neches Wa for de! phia, ve Gam for NYork, ald 13ch Meh U is Traxton, bound to i yoke ge Gipsey, of jood 2, 10 ds Davis, 25 days from Trinidad’de Cuba, with M3 Tolaaacs to ender.” Left 6th ult. Bramkling York, Lith Joha’ Drew, to i are Sth; American, enix, Brown, 1dg, to's ghz Colorado, Church, 22 with 110 tone logw Tetons Jere of ies ne days fiom Savanna Jn Mar, Jam. d 11 bags Ne? San Soutter Bros & for N Mliane, Melaryre, fromm bo PR. ris dtmnluteto Rowand € anna” "i K Bird, Thomas, frem Washington, NC. with Schr’ Alarie, Parnell, 5 days from North Carolina, with naval stores, to master. Washing‘on, Poole, 5 days from Baltimore, with mdse, (a arg, Gould, from Richmond, with flour, to Al- cotton, fo len & Parvo Sch Hinatc, Cropper, from Reppahannock, with timber, to ‘Schr ‘Meivite Kent, from Lubec, with plaster, to Smith & ne Benj Bigelow, Baxter, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, Below. Boy: One brig, unknown. Charleston, ues JR Gardi- Norfolk, and othe ‘(Senreepelaeiee of the Herald. Ruopve Istanpew Srrice, Wi Miscellaneous Record. Brio Emrine, —The M W Brett, spoke and passed, no date, lat 33 15, and for Portland, who was ut pire as cast away on the Katee at this port from Neuvitas, lon 76 58, brig ¥meline, of erated > report the brig Ein: ide of Cuba. ‘The Emeline rad paige crew on beans supp her ow nd that of the “mpire, ix Empire, rae was at Trit le Cuba Gil ule, to aail'on the ith for New Work.) Stoop V. Bankerow, of Georgetown, SC. from NYork for Charles'on, wich a eargo of stons, went | «): at New Jalet, NC. 2hult, The cr had been dise hy , and she was high and dry on the beach, but was expe: | (o be got off at the next spring tid pring cHanar, of Plymouth, from Gonaives for Boston, with los mainmay ee Ruee feet sbo deck, poken, n: Tate, Ke: by the Two ft Nantuek:t. “Ths loss, war eamsesl by the knot # ioung of the foremast head to whieh the ainetay was attache mast went over the stera. Would to ge. inta Charleston, Avnivats av Bostox.—Arrivals and clearances during t month of April. 1815. Ardivals:— piri hips. Barques. Briss. Schrs. Sloops. Total. Coastwise, it Foreign, iy is ite Of the foreign arrivals Barnes, {5 brigs “and 100 schooners were Britit 1 brig Russian, 1 brig Sicilian, Ted the remainder Clearances: Ships. Bargues. Briss. Schrs. Sloops. Total Coast "hs 62 I 6 310 it 8 of the foreign clearnces 1 ne were Norwegian, 1 and 1b merican: eared . cachont mer am bria ‘ and sailed on the Ist. The apt ce OF iensia — 2- il, From For jaring the month of a ig. Schra. me = Whole pate 114-of" these iid Srere Amettess, 2 British, 1 Brazilian and 1 Spanish Whalemen. Arr at Nantueket 29th ult. Tyleston, Luce, Ath alee 34 bbls on the voyage; 28th, Two Brothers, f Menico, 30 bb lo voil: Spake im Sam Bay anh March, rani Frincis, Westport, 450 5] of M "acific, Provincetown, 6 wie Hn elle- aria Theresa, Fisher, Pacific; Alto, Wi NB, reports her at Ri» Janes Meh 1s, with eo bole. Hata qo ‘separ damages guntelond Minerva, Smalley A letter from tl to repair damages eastained by liahiniog. when on Abrothos Banks. Several of her crew jed her previous to irrival at Kio, en. York, no date, lat 35 59, lon 74 New Englacd, N Ores I=) Brett, at rt you, Patten, fiom NOrleans for Triests, 19ta ult lat 38 Ke pare, Harvey, from Norfolk for Oporto, 26th ult. lat 385, 52 days from Sicily for Philadelphia, 28th ult !at 1049, shi ws 1, andh iP steering WSW, with a black ball im her fore topayi #orelgn Ports. Nevyrras, April 2t—1 Ch Rovnxin, hyd din, and Howland, fag fe mond, Cheatina, ‘ork, Sid M’Lellan, rt, 8 ins: Tra NYork, bound i ly 1, Ho macoa, April 11 ort a a a N % : tei wag Fag +3 jan port, August, Deane, for NYork, 10; Aux Caves. April In port, 8} well, Pratt, for Boston, 7 ae do, nextday, Condon Nickson fet April 15-10 port, dnd, ra ater Tem ae La Opes. Atopent, fom Wilmi) a Main 3. Bid iach, wer, Matanzas; 10th, Lake er UFFALO, April 0—Arr Presideat J. Porter, ene Silver C teeny Win Fics Gog Wasons hatte ity, Toleds Fameral Wing, and n i ome Very ‘April ai-— Are endship, Bt Staley Venus, Peiturons W Joy, Chesape ke, ard Bree Trader, Baa i (+, Sandusky; Tom Le nM Ney, B Raggies, Bu’ 4M favana, Orwego; Rudors, Sauls 1 wAviL 5h at 19am; met at Southport ound ols er, between the ples,” Bvannah, ap. ae cy ir Maj Ol fy 4 oven 3 ene er, a air, bound wi Rich ois, and Roscoe over te es ft anchor— jwanarg: a Dene pms il i iy pri Romeo, Hathom, Philadelphia, 5th, Bearos, chico! jary Mi Hi Th rr Meri aii ner, Torre Beverly for New | “Aguadilla~the & K fi Balttmone: jes, ae: , NYork. Satuat, Avril 29=Cld Sarah be ies Gardjaer, « Hinvane; Dies Meare, Meas Dover, Soca Dawn Norleane, cay, Brats, ugion. "NUs Aviaitien Nickerson, Norfolk ie Tharcher, Baltimore: John Young, Philadelp! spot sett, Bade, and Marieu, Geer Alexandrt fea ld Cs tent ” . anda mkt ea Port mi Privess Gram nrgess, Kaun {Nor} Kalsen, je se Ci Phitede fy a Cong Choetaw. ‘om Hull, Ray, Sas Tower, Lesl'e, une); Ae’xard Gonaiv 3 Hurd, kis, an ingen ton, Nickerson, N Yor New peptone erst 30—Arr Pomona, th, 90 fatanaas| ne York. Houmes Hore, April 22—Arr Ashland, Caslisle, Cardenas for Boston. Batimorg, May l—Arr Eutaw, Ford Mobile; James Ed- ward, Webster, Philadelphia; Water PR: "Eagle, Freseuden Br. Strong. N Are Or iN, NC Anil | nie fr Graniee, Hopkins, New 26th, cl ion, BER York Pid foe Jou oth ‘charlotte, Vit. arren, woth Albe York. Ct 20ch ie Liverpool. jor Beaton orened | tas Savannah; ton; Spee Sin ew GRiKaxs, Fortune, [Tosean’ Bordenay; 234, i treks £ pire Demers up, Jas N w'show, sod Cetommndel tb Riss, Crabtree, eye Craton or Mayberry, and Gil Philadetphia; Amszon, We orris, oie na; rams, { Br] Elizabeth. (8r] Bare Wm. etary Wm Ab: Marseilles Geoevee, Minot, and Franklin Greeny W ‘Thraue, Charlestor ins ‘Sabine Pass 3, ne Elke Bk reports. perked co citiow, with Mafmios, Sous to NY erk r; We aud + Joseph Matthews, and. Li Kendall, He-ric 1 deat Philadel *AS, Harbor pana mer, N Yor! Br] Moody. Liverogl Ie ain doses "Simian, Coltett, N Yorks Jane New Orlexes; Wa Redmond, Ne Kfogston, [BA] 8 = 9x, April B—Arr Vunroe, ‘arwick, Savannah; hy Othello ‘Tucker, Ha n Radus, Fam mereein a ova, Cole, At plead arlisl met. Chise, Flymo: Eilins, aud Metaliue, nd Chas Henry, Har ucinda A Eigaal fora hip anda bri Shereaan, #1d Kichmond, Cushman. Witch, 2 Ani felch, w eviog leaky. 28—Arr Voltaire, > Bradbury Al hy Rae Luela, Ja: Vandalia, Wi fim NYork: bat ‘atts, NV gwic! Las. AP New re! You or: hi Royal, CBr St gens a3 Si piladelph ia: John P ‘Harward,. Duncan, + Frences, Soule, Wabae Bryne Plic: LeBrou, St John, stokes, Bosten; Are husa, Knight, Newburyport; om, Brown, Mayagu Juande los Rem: dios gdh ult sk Norfolk — by 8 of Mortauk, spoke Wm. ‘Henry, from } nce on fartha NYork Below. ue Tarqui id 22d, & Brotsers, Price, | frances, Stuart, and JD lohn Boynton, CBr a it . ica; T aagiet. ‘Apr y, Thomaston,— esta, 1, Liverpool; frets Sway, Philadelp'a; one, Leshorm: Algongui Thowe, Web Yoikshire, [Br pool; Madison, Foster, free eo Oliver: 3 Detbsiees: Ho Hava- ache, and Dubs. Arr 30th, Mayflower, Grant Ye York for P ding, Tasiton, Wichmond. | Fi jdaday Mar- | at 3 o'clock P. Robt Galveston.— By Last Night’s Southern Hail. PHILapeLPaia, Gulielma, May ‘Sayannal Bau Pratt, Sine’ Cols, Be dels, PEs Seater Lendsrams, Demerstie: BI ay, Bremen; Noble, (new) Speight, Alex- ippecanoe, Norrork, Al Mays, Bostony. V . Nickerson, Newport Warren; Jas Barvour, Bush, Providence. New York. In Ham ds, Ragel, frem NYork" vi Burgess, Baltimore vouriog element of all but my confidsne: of this nob'e eity, snd my determination t» deserve sue- I cagnot command it teopoii y, aud comp: To cris ecd I was Jaboricn. prospects were suddenly bi my desi for mat Mey t, et fr TO THE PUBLIC. ue with 3 any 6 e Nig ited. mouth o! 2—Art Monongahela, Turley, Liverp'l fen Warren, Welsh, Palermoy Wen Pitts Howes, afd Lacinds, Whitmore, ‘Bostou ‘eezer, Glidden Pitt, ne, May fg Pe plareae, Gerrish, Boston; David rr, Portland. Cld remen; Frances Sid ire to see erected in the city York. #fterh y atrippad by the de the syint and geve- Arr Narragansett, Baker, and Concert, Louisa, Perry, Vesper, Boker, steam achr Cacique, imore for Rio; also, Massachuse: of New York an edifice for theatrical performances, worthy of this great_me- ears pest hed «termined ie hayes es he Under these cireumstances, 1 come forward with a plan at once sitaple and efficient, which I bez to offer for pub! firm confidence in their ¢:- val, and wich a ful [prope building Land A metropolitan heatre Pose, ee ined the contro! of 6 lots, containing ibe Ant make it both in ie style of Authouy and t earl st ects, naar street. ‘This tani ion On a large archit-c ure and ki and most magni the most splendid theatre ia the United 8 ates, its intesior arranger for convenience and comfort, and secure fom fire by h the carpem'er’s building, main edilice. ‘The rarged and eondacted times; and no fire or I buisding exespt at night a vA ‘eoctem| ot dneed the day on Anthony stree ‘Ul be to theat: ted to. the tims of performa ‘aard arrange the interior tl thald not now have to deplore its Irs: 1'o effect this. will require the expenditare of ehout $299,000; a 2 the te, but a tr ti fotug public. Having bined the twenry, and with th ledge mys lormances on the fii port of a public who hv misfortuae, | shall ‘bind myself to fined nitare. 1 ha production of Op tre—and all, | hope. ask but the loan o months, with the cert If the people of N Theatre arise, ic wilt bee mbit infed with their magaifiee at work, by tertuininent as has rarely been offered to au: aan: N. B.- he discount of fifteen kote of grouad ‘aa No 318 Broadway. he Leg timate Drama wi ics best interests. The Ballet wi I be iatrodneed on an exte d confiding publ kets of wat Hat day of November commencs 2 the edi every species of ready ‘entered i Engliel,. Fre to the will Le opes perfectly safe at att | Op, priat and property rooms in my edaly nrccnmtth ots y heated air, $0 a= in any part ¢ ¢ A partrol of four versous willbe coastuntiy on the watch, whose eea'asive daty the premises from fire. it in case of fl i bt thay part oceupied by the audieuce may be shut off from the stage and rear of the theatre, so thxt under no circum Jam satisfied thit if y and uight patrol into the Bowery Theatre, t ce fthe Jtis ideas uces can the who e building be consumed by accidental fire, Croton wa'er will be introdaced ia the most api so tratat a mome:t’s warning, the whol proved le Teri of ofthe Lalita net beloeedsped had intro- for each of tt he pl round, all 1 want 0 $100,000, recured 1 propose, there- mutation at the terms With the AUCTION SALES. T URNITURELSACOB } 5 Ba ul lM o’elock. at the auction store, 23 Platt arcana furniture, from # b a st, C01 Bedstead Beda Mates "Chaser abies" ai hoards, &e., ke Sale absoln'e. ‘Terms eat Ke fat iao'elock, in frout of the store, 5) hardware casks Also 2rolls Oil Cloth, for halls. and ite ah CENTREVILLE TROTTING COURSE, L. T Great trot will come off May Sth, at purse ef $250—swo mile heats : cele emia Horses, namely— D. Brean enter Suffolk. G Spicer enters N, BA Purse for $125 will be 8 weeic in May—ihree mil heat hones that never won a purse over $50. Also, a Parse of $50—mile herts—best three in five—to 250 wand ‘wagons~free tor trotting horses that rer won a purse wee OF more in each trot to make a field. ‘To close on Sa‘ur- day svening, May 3d, at Jones? Secoud Ward Hotel, on oF be- fore 9 o'clock P. ? JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. Cen're} y 2.1945, Pe A Starck will come off on the same day 22 the above wea, to come off tne thi:d areess—free for all troiting | trot, (May Sth) between John Anderson and James k. Polk— two mile heats—to wagons. m2 2t*rh CENTREVILLE TROTTING COURSE, L. 1. ) ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.—Great Trotting Mateh be- Enea Lily Suffolk snd Auscricusson Mendst, May 3 8 will Irave the Railroad Depot, South ferry, art ovctock for the Course, and return at the close of the'race, Fare 25 cents each wa 28&Merh DAY LINE TO BOSTON. APSE GO IR wel via LONG ISLAND & NOKWICH RAILROADS, EVERY MORNING AT TEN O'CLOCK, From the Depot at Brooklyn—Sundays excepted. (-8P%5 Amisre FARE REDUCED T Bi LONG ISLAND HAM % Bai Reon ON TRE Monday, 5th instant, che ray walt be $1. 3 Iwre NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE, FOR ALBANY AND SROY DIKECT, Vier, foot vay Courtlandt stree—The Steam Boat EMPIRE, Captain RK. B. Macy, he foot of Courtlandt st,’ Saturday evening, at will leave Tovelock. _AMUSEMENTS. FARM THHATRE. Sixth Hiss ce of the Cet ‘Troup-. NING, y 3. Wi Ar atin the oe dO} \y Mi by B. Nt itled Vf PEMA None < SE 2 Benin ff hae H. deus, Mr. vars Aint wee conclade,y with, first time, Morieh AND CHILD A Mr Fisher; Emily, pos WEL: r Snugsby, bowen iat ‘tier 75 cents, 2d tier 50 cente—Pit 50 cente—Gailery cen oors open at 7 o’elock, curtain rise precisely at half-past 7 elo TEMPLE OF THE MU: FLOATING THEATRE, AT THE FOOT OF UO depemmid E.R. Adunission to D: eae rill cents. ay ba! ie SATURDAY EVENING. The performance i the GOLDEN BAR- ME enasvon. ies Sutheutna Golden Farmer, WG leminy T'witeher, T G Booth. toot) ail by hack pantom me’ ballet 1 or Wine mo Poison—J. ITFIRE—Ben Bobstay, APOLLO KOOMS, 410 wae ers MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY Sth AN! ADMISSION TWENTY! FIVE CENTS ONLY.” D HIOPEAN’ SERENA DERS. MESSRS, ou ‘RMON. NW BOR, FL HARRINGTON, LUAM Respeetfally ennounce to the La nd cileassnad New York, that ¢ are made bs Ker rane io the above estab- lishment fora short Re ard FIRST CONCERT, ON MONDAY cating 9 Sony MAX Saar, ih WherAccordcan nears emia all of which they send UR IN By ane WORLDS For full particulars see bills of the day. Doors op n at half past 7. Concert at v6 o’clock. Front Seuts reserved for Ladies PO THE MEM. CLARS—MR BENS OF MIC ST LUKDS MINGING ST, LUKE sequene’ the Gentlemen who Ch bi ‘Opera House, between the he GRAND SOIREE. HE EMIR OF AYAH Experimental {lbw phic and Seiectific deve'opme Bis of ie Versian aud Fagan ONDAY EVE ing the weel Hindoo M ailequism, Soiree commences at $—Tickets 25 cents, m3 Iwerc NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. HARE BRAND. DrSCRIPTIVE ORATORIO OF 'N will be perfo:med entire by the Sacred Evening, 9th instant, (Anniversary ‘he Society will be assisted on ti ent Vocal and Tustrumental talent in Members of the Society, of both Classes, will receive their tickets of the Secretary at th Hall, on Momtay Evening at be Rehearsal, which every ele forming member will be expect- ed ty attent By order. m3 tre HERNY R. YENNI, Sec’y. GRAND OKATORIA T ST. PETERS CHURCH, Barelay street, Lf ths t Palmo’s Music Tien a Week) at the Tabe: sy. ion by the most The Enpine. owing to her light dranght of water, will be en- abled at all times to pass the bars, and teach Albany and Troy in pate time to take tha ca st lo Frright, apply on board, or to C. CLARK, atthe often edie whet” Dy Om bowed, oF 1, m3 LIVERFOOL LINE OF PACKETS—The fie PS fast packet ship STEPHEN cars going east or west, Ww. Utely sail on Lith May, her regular day. Having ve ard steerage class packe! should make early to the subseriber, JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street,corner of South street. FOR LONDON—To sail on the oth Msy—The superior fest sailing American ship T1U i Eldridge, will sail as above. ior ship has elegant state room sccommodtion for cabin oissengers, who will be taken at a very moderate rate; second cabin Passengers cau also be accommodated at the usual Those desirous of 52 b JOHN “RDMAN, 61 South street. UNI'ED LIN® O¥ LIVERPOOL PACKETS —Packet of the 10th May.—The weil known, favorite, ne fra hing packet ship, Rang ae asses & ‘ll sail ely a Sonth street corner M TO BE SOLD, on Menday, May oih, at the New hey York Tattersales, a calico. LS > wy nin afi high, and 7 years old this Sp dle beas ‘es, and kind in double oraiagie herness, aud tands without lying. d without any faults only for waatcfuse. ..an be from 9 o'clock, A. M. on Monday. tue agove place m3 A PARLOK AND BEDKOOM, hindsomely nished, to let, with or without brevkfest aud t seed a Tur. 1 #rre Libert) stre TO L4T—POSSESSION GIVEN IMM LY—A three story Brick House, handsomely No 10¢ Istavenus, now occ d by Wm. W itis admirably calculated for a being a yery commodious house, aud po. modern improvements, mirble mantels, grai ine doors. “roton Water will be intr duc pained both dont, and otherwise improved. Inquire br WALTE KEELER, 08 latavenve, or 2 Fine atrect, vee m3 iw*re Subscriver ig nowt t with persons and f milies, at ticularly so to those who male oard ouring the seasou. A fier the first of Omntbus run trom Broadway to tte Pavil Astor House, head of Barely street. Du of the hours of leaving, Fare one, +h @ Application to pe made. ar th use there will bean starciug from the aétice will be gisen exclasive of fe , oF commanic: left atthe store of TURNER & TAYDEN, No. 10 Joh Hone lf hee WALKEICs, No. 3) Willams will eesive attention. . JESUP. m3 it! a Te hus {eae my appeal into the open court are great city idin making me the loan upon tl vhave the building ereeted and_ open for,p nex". ‘beea appealed to in vain under te by the first day of ment of a re- | Teturning them eo forthe MBLIN. percent will be mde to every 1 take 100 tickew and upwards, ‘Th office tor on Monday next, on the fice hours from oa, Mt tre LiCr—VR GARDINER SPRING, D. Ds =n eek Associate Re- 7) N on Sabbath Evening nex:, 4th is ate formed Presbyterian Charch, Jave street, Abingdon Square, copner sh avenue, Subject — aoe’ waking exercions ti \¢ Pre-eminence of Jesus Christ m wil be taken up ou behalf of the Cox; the edifice asa place o! Services commence at half past seveu o'clock. OFFICE oF THe CROTOR*AQUEDUCT BOAKD, + Old Alms the Is: of Mi to ca:l at this office New York, May M R. ZACH, of Be ble tae nib the Lic patrou wiil'be conducte Ny found. We Which his been on ha deserve We will opm on New Yor, Ma‘ RENCH, GERMAN, Just rrerived, ten cass of fiae Paid Panamss, 0! some fine dress Jay inst. aay Ja “Ail persone wna th aud pay for the an Jas. 2, 165. nell ter Saloon next Thai y 2, 184%. aoe did col bbe fe Ourselves no? to givi as Our alm wall be to y, the 8th. Call and ree, louse, Water Hents were due aud payable’ om pected wat dela a Corel x Provident. m3 30¢ TAH he & HENRY L. WAL! it aoe 4 lectory, it a: ioetet style from those which are in article m3guere aroues we 6inel lexi foous and gle zed em or trusting him, or street, P. 5 x Any laformation of fis oar ‘be anf by the subseri Haa o whit he ef, by sMIr YY dress coat, SOTCH Gtvonaus— hams ; also, two cases | cf and vew patterns, with Tm Thea ao wil "be BEC ak CO. 30 ‘Broudway. agawray {rom the Subscriber, on the 10:h HN apprentice to lent nd 4 mon Hie is es,and dark com- } dark panta- Alt oy “ne ore hereby. forbid Ryrecriag y will beds Bei: BANK OF SAVINGS. OTICE—This Institation is now removed to No. 107 Chambers sureet. RE! JomErE pu! DUPRE, Im mi iw* 1 .uMOVAL—HENRY ¥ Aaya have removed from 73 RE conducted mi is wow ia its embers of the Un EULAL! SVALSBBAEY & MAI offices to No. 10 Wall street. 0. 0 VED THIS DAY, vor fi House, THE COV: bates Saye ani DR. W. POWER MOVAL. 0 F ut kk Boal ee I i sbiiee xe BES TOUR MAUR rthe Smale Fe oe Kreach Press—[n Breach, eet. atest "Peran’ Push der "Kil thenew Publ erase way, Harry Herel oy hs fy, r pe ihe Arie out reg ¥ a D—W kegs ‘sshions. ations, Ww; aenae. & Baltimore, ed the Brat number arate peace 25 cents. ty ure Leaf Lard, very § ENANT, for May rine, devoted to the canse of Odd faligratie, show d be in the hands of all det NOS or the Stolen Will—A. Novel from Hy. iy recived Board by applying soon, on reasonable terms, at JL. :U VAPOUR AND SUL- d from No. 25 Broadway ym 6 o’eloe! sulphur Ba ths, Teanire aoe 10 in m3 Imre 7, Carroll Place, —— street, (be: ‘Thompron streeis,) New York. er of French Fancy Goods, hasre- id Slip to No. 103 William street. Lh Importers of Artificial iberty to 53 ba FT usreet, *re URICE have ia O. F. BY WM_ TAYLOR, No. 2 ‘This well omely i! enna apd Jost published. Sinan High Pandas we CREE fe rig Be ee tome ‘two or three r fore something nice may be expected. TS AND SHOE THREAD. _ 8, 9, 12, 18, 24 and 36 Ib we i iat ewe'l” cotton ane ovary ne ax capping sa Muaficeen? Twires of ever: hread cf every des mi, including Rithatn and Walker's. For sale by Bia CEB & CUMING, m3 1t*rh 106 Pearl street. OTTON BATTING—Buyers for the Canada market, and city jobbers in pursuit of Batts, can have a choice of eves al qualities, worth 344 cents per Ib Co 7 Bate are put up in blue papers, 104 bun the stock comprises 1500 rs ingilared Carpet Waro—Ot the beat quality, asscited colors, les of 60 Ibs aud 170, Ibs each. "Carpet Warp—Arnole cen's per ib. ‘These es to te 100 Ibs, aud Carpet Warp, put up in bales of nh eee Arete’ rina by aan NDERHILL, m3 1tec 18 and 20 Cedar street. up stairs. PFRENCH CURTAIN LACES AND MUSLINS. WE}arareccivel a large assortment of handsome Curtain apd Peon. Lace, of splendid patteruy and at WE oui GOLETS AND SCARES do, tri med with ‘Manet jas; do CI oe do do; lets, black and colored; do Silk Shawls; ace Mateaux; do do Shawls; Dott pee do Sen White Embroidered Mrstia Mantillas; dodo Scarfs; f every descriptinn; Ba- c Do #9, Magli eo i Orato "as Onine, Green 4 other Summer Shawls acre aay : i, aus, yet Js, sy m3 lwre 3 BECK’ & CO., 359 Broadway GENTLEMEN’S TET OFF WARDROBE GENTLEMEN. OR FAMILIES going to Europe or else. di her mselves of their su- perfia’ us ja or gen’ lemen’s miscellageous eff-cts, will ebtta from the sabseri cent more than from those who pretend to give the WiattsstT Cast prices, H LEVETT, 2 Aid! street, New York. (ientlemen or Femilies will by appoiatment, and all orders left atthe subscriber's « fice, ‘or alae sent through the post office, will be ) waciuall ende: w3 MONEY TO LEND J Ryton Pawn roles 58 Re . ey, on old ond cr wasabi s.furniture, wearivg epparel Wisaiter of Gracy Gororipaise, 230 Imere ANTED-=For one of the most extensive Pablishing houses ia the United States 9 few active young, men (0 act as agents for the sa e of new and popular works, will inswre exch man $200 over his board rer year prof ‘writing to that effect wiil be given them; they will have bes. opportunity of clearing $1000 per yer, and more if ti ey are ace fires Every os LAT) a cose be It will be Lo nay 1 for them to have $25 to $39 at Inast to obtain a good ficting ow No one need apply tuuless he has that sam, for it ix the object of Pa publ ~r 0 od, a acd give themsach a chane or fal garteaar ‘Sprly rH au "Broadway, at Hall’s office. ASBAMAM he proprietors A D*v4 NEX BOARDERS —A limited number pF RLY ean be accommodated with iuil or partial Mas. 0. FISH’! aad iwtec 125, Ww 139 Broa nk, April 26, 1945 TTHE American Exchange Bank LOA ES deed of Thre (3) Per vent, yay gic Yo scorkholders gu and afer Monday, "May Beh wHeP Books wil be cloved Irom 2tth April U ‘ 7 neva My By orl. 5 FISK, Cushie New York, Apr 21, 1045. larly to ide th y tl) Tak teem ae os te Min the fn savociation under the uame of Delachaax & Maire, fer the trade portation of watches, and that from this said day they have on ben sof Sell, resaive, from their fl manufacturers eves ription of Watehes and Movement siden). ACHAU b’MAIRE, No. 12 DNiltos surest N. Y- apaa'h _/. Delachant—H. Maire. im * im in Hysmeon, master, wilt Posi- superio accommodations for cabin,second eahin . persons about embarking by this first pplication on board, foot of Benefit Cis Cored on aay Kvening. May iny 18, 1845. Under the di: i sholm, Spohr, ing talent in the ars will be del daly be Pathe. ‘Ticke's 59 cents e MR. HENRY PHILLIPS Wren have the honor of giving his Last and Farewell Con- it Niblo’s mone on peg Events May 6th, to his tetuen to Rarope, when he will siug many ¢ Songs, written during his late Southern Tour, in- “THE BEAR HUNT ‘A AR A, “THE SONG OF THE ‘OHIO ”” Ke., Se., And ou whieh oceasion he will te assisted by iS MOSS. diet toy A mi Sere af, ® relection Frema o works of lozart, &e Full partical Admission Fifty Cents. To commence at 8 ets to be had at the usual plices, ard. at iz TITIAN’S VENU eve HIS Gelebrated Painting & now on exhibition at o~ T ry, No. 449 Broadway. In London it was Es wards of ove hundred thousend persons. It is one of the grentest_works of + eon sommbianca of a perfectly for ane: during the day, and bril Hantly i lighted in the evening minsi-n 25 cents—Season Tickets £9 cents. 29 Iweee MUSLG. DUMSDAY, Professor of Guitar, Singing rt Sight, Ac- © cordeon, Viol Senta toteach ladic and gentle- men of New York (at their residenes 3 oe above Instroments, ke., in a very eve time, by his new Aualyzing and Inductive Syster — derms Moderate An improved Accordeon for rale. Good city Teferences given oa application ag No. Fa Chryatie street, cbove Walke: INSTRUCTION ON TH PIANO. INWRIGHT, Professor of Musi informs his friends id the public in geueral, that he has made arrauyements for giving instructions ou the Fi Hie style of im- instruction 1s pe if equalled, by ining’all the grace ned ce imparted on that instramen very. t scholars, and be satistied as to his al on ving hia a tre terms are reasonable, and we advi I those in waut of a teacher to eml brace the c| rtanity now offered. ‘Terms, and all other Information, te mow on application at 172 Grand, corner of Mulberry street. PARIS FASHIONS. [From the Modes Parisiennes, Ist April.) DREss« 3 at the martince dansante of the Duchess de T'ri- mouitles: "the dre: were mostly without berthes bat With éraperie of the same material as the d-estes. ‘The most worn by the rlegautes were of very fine bh stone colored bare] white plaids. Man shedes of stone node, plain woollen bareges, but of ery five qualities; these s:yles ¥ ere predomivant at the opera, bionable soirees, cud at the sermon presched for the Ja le delinqueats of Petit Bourg, at St. Roch—the Queen, Madame Adelade, and the Princesses were resent. The vi ess ot Nemour were a faney yellow ww hae, not covering she lower part of the ear, but in shave diffe: litele frem. of Jast season and trimmed with a karland of flowers. A great profusion of garlands of tlowers, as w. hwging flowers, will be wora this spring and summer. Never were ladies — More trimmed then this terson: open work fancy straw hai With itolian tresres, a8 well as all the fancy braids, will be the rage: the hats to Le made so as to show the curls or ringlets on the stce and back of the veck. All the description of Dress Stuf's Straw Hats, and the m iemoriesens of Wie: ‘. thi or Paris city trade, Embre ie, just received pt Nicholasand Burrundy, for s-le low to elcee ‘consignments in quantities to suit purcharers, by A. K. THOMPSON, 52 Bese: m3 1t*rh chee REGENERATOR. MURRAY—EDITOR. A Weekty SAPER Devoted te tite Heform, end Perpetnal Progress. Pabl Warten County, Chio, Price $2 fer yerr- Franklin Hall 175 Chachi Square, every Sunda 10 were bight Mil sip Je c opie oi m3 It HE GENTLEMAN who feuad the Porket Boak on board the Kaickerbocker. Last Evening, wil! much oblige the Owner ifhe wiil enclose the Papers to the address of the person Phote,name is written in the book, acd send ic throogh the Post O} uch of it as he thinks he ought trial retain, of course m3 ABBOT my te consulted eonfidentially at his oor. with cate di- tah Diseeses of the Bladder, Ureth'a, and inyited to call years experience in Europe, be: us sixteen yeers’ Practice es) le to tl f R. D 16 Duane street, where pessons afflicted seases, old Prostrate G' in the best hospi id jm the abore discare ‘thea any Beware of imposition, and ~ e may be had to brovent the a Atveudance from 7 A. M al Hy m3 lin*re MR. SAMUEL ROTHKOPE, (Native of SRG in France,) OPE RAT? F CORNS, ‘TREET. mnt SAMUEL ROTHKOPE, tn tm ous, in France,) a firet rete haud in eu: begs to acnouriee tothe Public, that he will ane derrake to extirpare Corns, whether in of Onions cr Fag! tween the toes , orany other call sitices, as weil ted nails by the simple means of an Elixir, invention. ‘The operation is performed hut the Teast pin, of a iz. 8. Rothkore’s iavention js quite new, apd (ore very much from all other epevations of this Find, as the tnken frem the very rcot, After the operation the pa- Witmey-inmediarely paton his shoes, and walk as easily as he hid never suffered. from . ‘Operated persons may have the satisfaction to take in their hands the Corn, look a" it, aod keep it. ‘The oreration will be perfo: med at Mr. RB.’ dence. Pationts attended at their owa residenc’s if requi Ladies and Gentlemen will fiod at Mr. Bowsers '* Tesivence abook cont ining thousands of certifientes, from the highest nobility, as well as from the most distinguished medical cent men in Europe, on whom he operated to their greatest sati SLEGANT BUILDISG LOLS ac py mM LUDLOW & CO—1 lot on the 5th fe-t 9 by 125, with a lot jot 5 Jot on 5th avente. 25 feet so be icon ttanranes end tock ot Besthreye 1} Side, 140 on the othe=; 2 lots corner of West Washington and Washington Saute, 55 feet on the Square and 128 ee oe _E.H. LUDLOW & ge . 23 Broad at. api ltaw ps Aad " KU = got Tn DER ed La ay Keneht of To the necessary’ Custom House and dsewhere oa te routes, and return rie dovaeaca shipper . LIVINGSTON t parweulars, apply oC. LIVINGSTO $25 MEY TE WARD Rol Tiga No, 6 Morton street Stans object, oom oles er inches at ok he gla meres ih ‘others are Be Phe above ieward ri be paid forthe lass or ¢etec.ion of repr okinemi of the above, drawback. ae will attend siness ae monatsd—larger ries w address note Y. m2 2tis*rh TIC} given, » will be received at the on gate tens ria Ralleond ugtil the 10th May next, for the intivery of from Oae to Thee ‘Thousand Cord walit livered ad ra Sisto carve Renteyd ard, WM. 5. ©. ARMAN, 2pl2tomy10 ABLE Young Man, oge 23, and eecustomed to business, wishes for a situation in any'respect: ble Whele- tale Howse either as Cle ky Assistant, Book-keeper, Porter, or in any capacity in which Me ean b business: reference given, Address ©. W. Oe AIR APPARATUS—GODWIN & I’. Geet bers, corner of Eleventh street and Broadway, wo’ call the neseption of the public to theit new mode of warming and ventilating publ'c aud private buildings, conservatories, &e.. cn the hot water prineipie. It will remain = Pies real oreretion at their store during the present week Latere ra 8B SA0K8ON, the Pedestri. TT, he pad! ily, che Ie hantakn tre York tra Pate se i wii ert 4 aye trian the pater the pabije, whe rile the mew the da, sed tetreshments of the best kind a, boar di 1.ow the most |iberal terms. ‘eat site Moa. and Sprit of the Time will Fe zegu- 9 talon at eh a Sprit of u ERS SHOKERS AND OTHERS, ee RUG AWS BH fm the Babscril ne rome th oN, 18,742—on the Arno\d, Londony sen Ned, enamelled dial tral hands, rnigyared Roid eise’ chased edges, site of thecare 19 back. Phiee large and silent he Bay of Isiands in New ne City of Home, by t vg," anttae of 10,000 aqnare fet of exny parture atthe Israelites, 60 feet tquare. ‘These Paintings a orcer of merit and in good eo r may on Teasouable term, 01 At! on - 0 Wags Philadelpn: we Gt* gbz. LENDID EvITIO™ OF ‘THIS ULATE PND KMPIRG.—Jast recived che P wench re plates end ating of that extraordinary work. sf wh w Las ies Were sold the first diy of i's peblication, the wales sur ‘Allison's or any other work on French ‘History. ‘The Three firt volames received, two wv lames in fay mblivher, aud for sale at the office Wacho de 10. 52 Beaver street “MONEY LENT. THE Subseriber has removed to 433, Pearl, cor f Kose street, where he continues to loa , zold and sil” mount on dry de an wiberal ines: swt be be Pade ve, felarory,° of ped yreret Ndi a) ‘yall atreet, Rear nic k ma 26re amonds, furniture, econ ULPHUS, Lieeated wabroser vergwatches, plate, iA ory dee werring apparel, and every deseriy property,