The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1845, Page 4

New Broadway Theatre. ACaxw 19 t1'e Pustic.—The subscriber acknowledges & justiens of the claim those ae persoually acquainted with, him, via: wealthy and respousible citizen or citizens to ss for the wale of tiekets until they shall be new Bro-dway theatre will be com) apectts—he will take measures to immediately. Irish Roman Catholic Smith, This valuable ail igurecsive te ands ‘infled that the oath in che pee M in’ by the late t, the en work of the aa eae at rawr a ad immedistely pa the Rev. gentle Sanh epal envio mad. Upadingapbaca ens taat mgeens et Eo lt tars mach information condition nish Cthghicn, nod shows tn Fey a y auviable ty ipl. the i. wishin 4 Chureh. The work i's aluable ane, Toatmach ‘os ew Last written erie 1e u mig rest ofan ay Bein tons fir aamies tage ome nce to the progress of civilization. bling bl ‘anda roc 4 by Burgess, fished’ ogy sale Weadean: sex Ae ass Passengers, vin for Boston, ig Island Rail Road. will leave—every mornin, on me Brooklyn, at 10 aleck, commencing the 7th ‘Stringer, & Co. ‘The Indian A) o—An Eminent Oriental sebolar and travelle! a work on the Gods of India, says the Princesses of Hindostan w: ately in love with Chrishna, who continues to this the dorling god of the Indian women. He was represent- ed as being very clear skinned, and having a broad, high, intellecturl-looking forehead, produced by the careful re- moval of the hair from his brow and temples, by a laborious and painful process. Gouravo's Italian Medicated Soap is capable of transforming all our modern young men a Apollos, by ‘the complete removal of Eruptio satel hes, ‘Tau, Fimples, Freckles, Redness, Roughne: skin—nraking it as smooth and t le to conceive. Govnavo’s Poudres S ve saved the Indian Apollo a world of fy trouble ; as they will immediately and permanently ¢ dicate every vestige of superfluous hair to which th may be applied—ead this without the slightest inconveni- ‘ence or injury to the skin, Be very particular to purchase thi brated tollet preparations, only of Dr- Walker street, frat store from Broadway. Agent hemnut street, Philade pia 5 Jontan, 2 wile atreet “poco Carleton & Co., Lowell sid fe New Haven; Bull, Hartford; Peirce, 4 Stanwix Albany ; Backus & Bull, Troy ; Tousey, Rochester. ** Come and be Cured.”—Have you suffered any length of time with Asthma, without knowing where to find a remedy for the evil? a Olosaoniun, or All Healing Balsam, will break up the attack in its com- mencement and give more speedy and permanent relief in long continued cases than any other remedy in the world, Are you troubled with a cough ? Try this re- medy—a few doses will convince you of its curative properties. Are your symptoms such as lead you to su pose that consumption i making ita approsch 2. We can assure you that the Olosaonian has performed won- dere in just such cases. It alloviaten the } pain and sore- ‘ness in the chest, promotes healthy expectoration, and gives general tone to the system when all other means umerous references could be given, were it ne- cessary, but the Olosaonian has been so fully tried, and faut to be so successful that it will speak for itself.— Try it and be convinced. For sale at 106 Nassau street, one door above Ann,’and at Mrs, Hay’s, 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn. m6 It Assist Nature.—When Slekn mach, pain of the back and. head, burning skis ndicate that the cons ¢ restoration of health, it is our duty ig heady of those morbid humors the enemies of life and health. For tl adian Vegetable Pills will be found to cacel Al cher moeilicines, Hecause they thoroughly clemse the stomach and bowels of ail bilious humors. as purify improve digestion, and therefore give would and other cele- ix GourauD, 67 Re They also eaith and vigor to the whole ene as well as drive every particle of pain or suffering ry. from the hi Bews its—The public are cautioned against pina Jed'in sugar, and called Improved ‘Indien ‘The only certainty of getting the right medicine, is to purchase attherrght pines, No 28 Greenwich street, New York, and, iil eased, be particularto o7k for WRIGHT'S Indian Vegerstle | D—Birware of att Sugar-coated counterfeit Pills. Dalley’s Magical Pain Extractor, at his dancncy; 1 Walkerstreet, rst tore from Beoedey? Boal’s Hair Restorntive, at bis Agency, 67 Walker street, first store rkom Broadway. “Something new comes every day.”—The most novel ¢ have seen of late is an article put up in imi- tation of Ds Magical Pain Extractor, with red, green, and jue wrapyers, signed Henry Dalley, with the name of Com- flock & Co. 28 in on it. We would caution the pub- fe wgaust purclias ng this article, for none is genuine without She written (nct printed) signature of H. Dalley upon the wran- <r of exch box in reversed colored ink. re have re received few boxes of the counterfeit article whi mini the oe hg iy calling at the depot for the sale of Dalle: win Extractor, kc’ Nos tis Fulton staeet, (San Burtding, | Fore rk. All order: to be addressed to Hi Du alley, eare of "sel | st, 128 Fulton sticet, (Sun Buil earl tothe Herald | authorized Agents, Zieber & Co, 3| street, near Chestnut. ‘Terma—75 cei Sunday prper All Patladeiphi raid to the ont Thin er} oF 65 cents without its ein any part of Philadelphia. Single copies | Nike at 1 o'clock—Price 3 cents. D is also for sale every Saturday | $9 per annum, delivered in any part Phi pos! 7-7 All the wew aud! cheap’ Publications for sale at their es- tablis F 3 wholesale and ree 1 FW th exenotinn of one paper, the Hera mud 2p, in Philwdelphia, ‘aw any’ paper, pu ey a ond a lvertsers. Advertisements te AL Tall past 4 4 o'clock, will aaeet in she MONEY Monday, May 5—6 P. M. ‘The Stock Market was rather heavy to-day and prices geve way 1 trifle. Long Island declined 1 per cent; Stonington, }; Farmers’ Loan, }; Pennsylvania 5's, ¢ ; Canton, improved j per cent; Norwich and Worcester, 4; Ohio6's, }. The sales were very limited and the feel- ing in the street any thing but favorable to an improve- The money market is not much easier, and the banks do not seem disposed to afford facilities to the brokers and speculators to the extent anticipated. When the loans were called in so largely—previous to the Ist of May—those making payment were given to under- atand that immediately after the Ist, accommodations to a greater amount would be extended, but #0 far| they have looked for them in vain. Money is worth in the strect at least six per cent, and the banks are asking seven. The export trado from this port appears to be increas- img asthe season advances. Should the shipments for the month be in ihe same proportion as for the first three days in Sey, the value of the exports for the month would be about three and a half millions of dollars. oo or THE Port or New Yorn, eporis from 1st t ae of Hey inclusion, Bignioits in American 492 03 Do in Foreign vessel 40,143 43 Specie exported...... 5 17,892 60 Total for three da: «$381,598 06 The value of merchandise Raney trom the month of May, 1843, was $1,761,522, } $2,772,017. ‘We annox the report of four more city banks. but the Leather Bank show an increase in discounts.— ‘The aggregate of the four shows an increase in all the leading departments : Banxs or New Yous Crrv. Feb. 1845. All * May, 1645. aE ae jane. Specie. “Loans. Specie. Jank ofthe Bate of N. ae 3 rVock. é $62,714 3,106,503 35,177 hier A 176,008 sar 132 hate 254,737 1/300,397 $96,271 fy Bank. . 147,080 171,866 220'154 1,141,298 7,522,779 1,240,907 ir. Cir. " Buuk ofthe Gene of N. ikon Tt “ 14,582 1,896,716 ather Manu. Co. 652 726,781 jenhattan Bank 35,169 907,124 ‘ity Bank . 204,190 ‘$79,987 750,807 3,779,116 827,403 4,410,608 These, with the thirteen banks given yesterday, sum up as follows :— May, 1815. Increase, ‘31,320,422 16 S00. ers 372,094 «ht, 4,805,570 358,961 re 19,649,200 3,401,450 Thi comprises the aggregates of seventeen banks, leaving seven banks to hear from. Their reports will probably swoil the increase in discounts to at least three millions of dollars, and the increase in deposites to about four millions. ‘The increase in specie and in circulation will be nearly equal, and wot over half a million of dol- | lars cach, The exports of Jomestics from Boston, for the week ending the éd Instant, were as follow: To Lernanbuco. . see +e 9 bales, To Coieutta wofee aly Te To Sandwich lelabde. 167 To Laguayra...... . 20008 Total " Our remarks yesterday, in relation to the contracted eperations of the Provincial banks, aie confirmed by every report that reachos us. We annox a comparative | statement of the Farmers’ bank of Virginia ond branch. es om the Ist of April, 1844, and Ist of April, 1845, Fanmens’ Bark ov Virginia anv Braxc' outstanding... $4 $4,719,250 $172,561 Sterting Calls i Wm ie | Stocks 16 198,689 r Lona tothe Com. of Virginia 20,000 TED 20,000 = 10) na MO - 72,125 196,921 258,430 mewreulation Socvasy ieee vk 3,3 dividual dep gore, ‘ames ahagy | SH izince dae to other bens 5, 166.715 115, a Cont neat aos on Ox Profits of thy THOM. es Ce ae In (euisivn etween | Parent. Bonk us 7,908 782280 $0,907,982 $5,926,452 $162,054 $223,543 ‘The decrease in the aggregate movement for the yenr | rents to 761,590. This shows certainly « great uni ; 188; Dome: | at the prices mentione: portion of one to the other. but very little. Thi Raitnoan has eT 01 Anricuse Puiv and Peleg, Brds and Se Shingles, Tim : Ashes, bbis. terieuntrbe Fores 201 Agriculture “a Bork “ble “ pe ne wo 1 s a3 0 no 3 i 7 7 Agricaltare, ™ Manufacture Pom Sririts 4m 3B 7 n 4 66, 3a Mannfactares, 667 Merchandise, 2 7684 ‘Other Articles. Stone Lime & Cle: 1 Sundries, Ibs... 139 Other Articles, 160 ‘Total tons, m7 The aggregate of these returns are as follows :— Received at Utica by the Utica and Schenectad: from the Syracuse > Utiea road (equal to loads of 60° tons each shipped between Ulies ead Albany bost loads). Total carried tady road. . 4... Delivered between Ut 8 boat londs).. . Delivered at Albany (equal to 96 boat’ loads). vee Seelees Of the quantity shipped at and between Utica and Al- bany, equal to the 68 boat loads, about one day’s arrival at tide water, it is probable that most of it would have reached Albany by sleight. at Albany, there w: ic Cottons, 808; Cher Notwithstanding the many matter what it may be. Old Stock Exchange. Asurs—Pots we still quote at $4, with demand for eit wheat, rate es. sure and weight. Brrswax | Cotrox—To-dn:; amount to 1800 Fisn—We notice There is not, howeve! prices. Hay—Common qualities of North river bal prime at 42.0 45¢, wanted at 35 a 40 cents; continue largo and the demand limited. Provisions—No change ward on Utica and Schenec- Of the 4786 tons delivered ork in the hog, 236 tons; Poul- try, 126; Domestic Spirits, 1073; Domestic Woollens, 436; Butter, 294. antages derived from this rapid traneportation of freight, by the producers and consumers, there are efforts making to have the law repealed. The privilege the Utica and Schenectady | Raitroed Company have to carry freight during the close of navigation on the canals, docs not injure the revenue of the State, as tolls are paid upon the merchandise transported in this way, a» though it was brought to market by the canals, There can be no argument ad- vanced in favor of a repeal of this law, strong enough to bring about the object its opponents have in view, no $1500) U8 6's, 62 11234 50 Canton Co 43 1000 U 85's, 3 coun 103" 50 do 360 43 22000 Ohio’ s, 6b do 4a 2000 Kentucky 6's rH Harlem RR 7 7000 Illinois Spel 360 70 do # Erie RR 830 28 10000 Penn 5's 10 7135 150 2 10000 do 220 00 28 {90 DL telavd RR 7) Indi me vide 3 {0000 Indiana Bon jo 73, 25 she Del ne Bon anal 135" 100 do s10 73 * 10 Bk of Com, scrip do 3 100 Farmers’ Trust 1 Stoniggtoa RR | 57 i E, lo 3 198 37 % a Nor & Wor RR 4 75 | do. we do 1m 150 Morris Canal Pete) Fe do sis es} * cy 3031, 50 Reading RR w 10 Merch Ex Co yamao~ ST Second Board. 25 Nor & Wor 200 Morris Canal uy; 5° do a 71K 10 do 3 3 © do TN 100 L Island RR % do be072'¢ 50 Rendiny 50} Pry do 1% 15 Tews es 105 New Stock Exchange. 50 US Bank 63490 Farmers’ Trt wh 50 do ett i 100 do 30 35 Vicksburg Bank coe do ¢ 31% » do ie ee #10 31 do b3.a5s 100 = do bs 34 2% Harlem RR beo7r” 390 do #15 i 50 Lisland RR b30 74 do 420 136 5 do € 7338 140 Nor& Wor RR ¢ 71 1 do 7% 2% do bew 71 ® do 15735 -% do Gin % do 73h 75d0 tw 72 50 do 10727 100 do dew 72 % = do 0 do 30 7244 178 do EX) do a3 71) State of Trade. and Pearl: at $4 60, description. Genesee is firm at $4 6%}, dency towards a further advance. Oats, northern, are held at 29 a 80}c, with mode Southern corn we quote at Nothi ng doing in me yellow of all descriptions sell wanted at $0c. The enquiry is moderate. 4 good enquiry existed, and the sales m.. Prices are firm, and holders evince loss sixposition to supply the market. of dry cod at $2 87} 8 $3. very ‘active demand at the of consequence in srticles coming under this head. Old prime pork New mess is held at $13 60. Wuxer—Drudge small sales at 22 cts. We dy at 29} a 23c. Cartux Manzrt—May $—At market 1038 (760 from the south), 108 Cows and Caly. Prices—Beef Cattle—The mi much depressed, and holders advance on the ‘prices of last week. sold Ci thee: and Calv to $30, which is tions. Sheep—$1 76 a $3 60 to $4 50. Lambs $1 25 to $3 25, All sold. Hay—Last sales at 56 0 62\c. Cotton Market. April 97 New Ont were not generally dispo: ors, | amounted to 2000 bale! before the news. ‘casks are inactive, and we quote rn and priton bbls are steal pig 0 failed to obtain ‘a We resume our quctations, viz: $5 $6 60, according to quality. Un. AN! at market taken at $16.0 $25 light advance on last week’s The cotton market yoster- day again presented a heavy appearance, xd to meet the vi and under such circumstances the Prices are fully }¢ lower than Foreign Markets. Havana, April 24.-Molasses 6} 0 64 rials, and little re- ped. The season is rapidly coming toa Sugars in demand, and prices have advanced } main to be ship) close. rial sinoe our last. Matantas, April 20. 10 and 14a 10$ and 14) 19) 0 9} and 14] tls. per superior broken 9 rior 74.0 95 Mi | $8.0 $9 per ql, fos, 6} fin per ‘spt. middlin, 254 8 an A $8; riage no deduction on holding prices. tinues very firm and in good dem to some extent from second hand: week’s quotations. T' ppl: nearly exhausted, lots.—We hav to notice in these goods, nor do we h A few hundred posed of at pi rat hintzoe—Nothing bt the market is the week at ow. rates. The market is unusually depressed considering the quantity remaining on haud. Cotton Yarn—Continues in fair demand in Canton, and | we hear of sales of several bers at about $23,60 itier are unaltered. Feb actions are reported, an We do not hear of an porters’ stocks ae ew nr ers havi ot stocks, a fartho Tron found purchasers at our quotations wretchedly low. Lard—Large seles ugars—Half-and-half fine white per arroba; 2d quality 8} and ‘oba; superior white 14} @ 15; quality do 8} a9; infe- Coffee First quality importers’ han este, of Dutch Camlets have t been dis- those of Inst woek.— is doing in Canton, where e Cotton—About 4, 500 baler of all descriptions have been forced off in Canton during considerable portion of their or advance has taken place, not hear of their having made any frosh purchases, — A few hundred peculs of Bar and Nail rod have ‘formity and regularity in the business operations of these be institutions, having. a capital of more than two and ‘ half millions of dollars, ‘The increase in discounts for the year was only $172,560. ‘The decrease in circula- | coarse cloths, and Whil bs there is but lation and specie were about equal, considering the pro- “ ‘The deposits have varied | continues in a state of extreme depression, and prices During the. session of the Legislature of this State for the year 1844, a law was passed authorising the Uti- | we conce during the suspension of navigation on the canals, We annex atable giving the quantity and weight of articles received by the Utica and Schenectady road, from the Utica and Syracuse road, the quantity shipped on said road between Utica and Schenectady, andthe quantity delivered at Albany. These returns were made by the Utica and Schenectady road tothe canal department, and cover a business of one hundred and thirty-nine days, from the close of navigation to the 16th of April, amount of merchandise would not have reached market had it not been for the facilities afforded by the privilege given this road by the law. fee a 8s. 888 1 5 id to amount to 7000 peculs, are reported this week.— Long Cloths—We rod apd of few transactions both in Greys and Whites, Seere of Spe quality can be oe sed of without diffictl rates we quote, but en Long Ells—Seles of 4000 pieces are reported rd under former rates. The market continues dull. Opiuss remain nominally at our last qeaiatons, Until the ap- pearance of t! Rod Roy from Calcutta, with the last or the old little improvement can be looked for—and it very problematical if any change for the ti even nD. jot jing ane pa is Limited, Dut there w has been na ui uring wee: 'e. good mo an Ui present, and prices hi Advanced singe the date of t. ‘Saltpet ry depresed stat. r of no sali od—Nothing whatever Sharkpins—A few trifling seles are spoken of at our quotations,which are well maintained. Tin—Some small transactions have just taken place. Tin Plate— Woollens—With the exception of a bit Cloths at a low figure, we do not is exceedingly dull. well maintained, and been taken during te yn some demand on red ‘chests, have, been been in request a eral parcels ag after, and brought to market, Shipments both to America and India are in progress.— China Root—Some small lots have been taken at our quotations, Rhubarb—Nothing doing. Silk—The Chinese not having given way in their demands, no purchases have been made. cin ied and Sugar Cand} pay both in moderate request, and we ted of a few thousand peculs of each having been purchased. Teas, Black—Very lit- tle is doing int Congous, of which only a few chops of common qualiti been taken. About 2,000 c of Orange Pekoe have been secured. Green—A further advance has taken place in Hysons and Gunpowder, and every sort of Greon ‘Ten appears to be most eagerly ought after, __—_—_——— Married. On Stnday evening, 4th instant, by Rev. John MeCau- ley, Mr. Jamzs W. Patterson, of Boston, to Miss Saran E. Eaton, of this city, Died. 26 18 F 2 16 b 2 » 1 195 road, boat so. tons 1771 al to 68 A786 6176 ‘a 46c, mea Mm quota- holders of buy- les only lolas- lo $7; 8 $6. *Vellow Wax se $74 the 95 Iba— | Hn | The holders of fine white Sugar are firm, and allow of offee ind is becoming scarce. Hoxa Kona, January 17.—IMronts.—Betel Nut. We enquired for ir of 10 improvement | r of any sales.— hundred bales of low num- | . Rates for the finer qual- | hant’y ‘Teeth —No ‘fresh trans On Saturday evening, May 3d, after a short but pain- ful illness, Eliza, wife of William R. Howe, in the 25th year of her age. On Monday, oth instant, Awmrosr Bocanr, youngest son of William and Emmalinda Bogart. ‘Weekly Report of Deaths. In the city and county oe New Maid from the 2th day of Ae to the 3d day 9 Men—4 mano open a a 176. Abscess: lexy 3; Blediny wahtaes rach mvsien Sy Crs Cage on of hi Debi A om 3; Drops; Drowaed ti J jentery sipelas 2; Fever], F Fever cont fa T Fever Puerperal 3 jis remittent1; Fever ccaaree ai ft ‘inean ‘Hooping cough ae H oof brain jammation of bowels 2; heard; Inflamunation of lungs 11; Iaflamm \ Somediig ieee leg; Old seed Pe i jen ay 1; Rheumatism 1; ‘Small prue 1; Suicide 1; arent fe—One year and under 37; 1to 2 Lp 2t05 22; 5to.10 10; Toto.2075 20 to 30 25; 30t0 40.21; tas 50 to 608; 60 70 3,70 to 80 4; 80 to 90 1; 80 to 100 1. *‘Golered persone 9. ELI LEAVITT, Ci City Inspector's Office, May 3 16) 77” Oty Inspector. Foreign Importations. geen iota Heleua—1431 cheats 7202 hf do 2096 boxes 800 10lb boxes tea mats eassia 610 roll* floor matting veh peed hf el “pests ‘tea? ce nuts G C Griswold— cy he chk 4do HH Warren—¢ tea 78 eka 3 cloth samples Le: 2 be ginger W Mt Beng 1 boxes 33 boxes tea 70 bxs toy 'RINIDAD DE. teh ate. Drew—178 hhds 48 tres 15 bbls molasses Ch vert. VERMILLION Beh Ponce i400 gallons molasses 10 hds sugar March & Compton. New Onveane ship Vicksbhee tt) bhde sugar B tw ORL! Ai; , ope co=8 2 is al ow mA ‘Notehohm-—1796 pigs lead outer, ‘& co—30 bales Pe ar, Kewbold i rafte5 hds t becca ix 196 bales cotton Evia tla | & So—331 kegs lard How- p Pavenstedt 5 bales hemp vane nd Aspinwall 18 a ee ee ea MARITIME HERALD. if Captaine of Vessels will give of our News Boats, a Teport 0 the port whence they. sca of thei cargo ad an a feute and ‘Correspon i) wil also confers favor by sending to this office any marine intelligenee they may receive, PORT OF NEW YORE, MAY 6. 4% 701 he spoken on t newspapers or news they ma} dents, at home or ab: | noon mrss MIGH WATER. 8am Sr Cleared. Charleston, @ Sutton—Bi kr, ‘T" Winnett; G Gardner, Waker Savannah,’ Sturgess oy *Batbes Allen, Wilson. piaepny Sarannth, Hews & Cletrman; Loudon Packet, Stewart, Sich ti, NE, H Bins New Organs, Bramall, Bemeray “Middleton & Go Sehr at Chester, Wichmon Paxson Foner, Wiltniagtous Sureh Miser Beree aie pthen, ‘Arrived, Ship Heleaa, Benjamin, from Canton, Jan le —— a full gpreajol tea, t0 NL (9 Griswold. In passing St Helene a0ch March, saw an American barque at anchor, w he gee, with m red border'and bisck star the centre, “Sed alt te 3% 37, lon 7140, saw a steamer steering E'S FE. ect John Mine Minturn, Stark, 14 days from New Orleans, with ‘on, Ship Vicksbure, Berry, 14 days from New Orleans, tom, to W Nelson’ April 2 sew a large, barque with p pots ashore half. mile to the Eastward of, Sombrero Key— several mreckers long side, apparently ds Ship Nicholas Biddle, ‘fruman, 20 days from’ Mobile, with eqttou, to Taylor & Merl. if aeth om te Baheanss, jarge Br steamer standin vig Kadolth Groning, Elie, 10 days from St Marks, ‘est, with cotton, to order. Left Oneco, for New ¥ rogell a johnson, 15 days fiom Apalachicola, with rig Manhattan, Johnson, 15 days from Apalachicola, wit cotton to ED Hurlbutt & Co. April 26th, saw a barqae with painted painted ports of about to fons shore on Florida Reef gar Sombrero Key-—had. probably gone ashore the previous qight—eoe wrecker alongside and 4 or5 others at anchor near “Brig Mary A Jones, Jones, 10days fi ks salt and lcouner to Tucker una Sitddteton eco: ancasecrl tia cote red saw RES ey toA A Mell 16 days from Port au Platt, with ma- Melley. ba Pioneer, from New Orlean Sehr Florence, 8mith, Teds rom Mayaguez, PR, with mo. perth pen ormera or days_f rew, Powers, © ingstow, nse, 17 from Trinidad de Cubs, with mise to Foster k Nickerson Std tu co with Franklin, Gibbs, for Boston, chr Ponce, Parker 29'days from Vermillion Bay, with mo- lanses, ke to Marsh & Compton. Left Diadem, of Newport, ese My New Orlean ‘Ann, Thomas, from Newbern, NO, with n nda, F Myrick, Cathcart, from Baltimore, ne, panel At aeeneres Wir esapeake, Post, from Baltimore, with flour, to Gager con Rebeces, Collins, from Philadelphia, with mdse to W 8 Sate Bally M Pitts, Fisher, 3 days from Berlin, with com to B sche ‘Dove, Williams, 3 days from Berlin, with corn to B N ‘Schr Samuel R P: with com to'B P Hohe R Williams, Watson, 2 days from Delaware, with bark oB N For. Behr Farmer, Hickman, 2 days from Delaware, with com, to JJ cee é. loop il eee Seely, 6 days from Philadelphia, with glass Pilot boat Blossom has in tow sl fell of wat londed with wood, supposed © weve bese aneteed ot ho Tie terday. - “4 Below. Ruvcia, from Neve Orleans: Moraing Star, Belize Honduras- fieeicearee tt Wier Gane Salled. Barque Reform, for Mobile, and others, Seats Miscellaneous Record. by gage eer Port of New York from the lst to the Srd May, ine! merican “oreign . Fe4 =: ater, Hopkins, 4 days from Chincoteague, merican . Foreign . rd [r aries Toons fom Pia Phil ‘ia for Havana, lat 27 90, let 79 ; erie a aa Paitsdelphiafor Barbadoes, ith ult, at, worn from Boston for Buenos Ayres, 26th ult, lat 34 15, on ‘arta, 2 days from Boston for Surinam, Ist inst., lat 40 4,1on "Rnd, val and from Baltimore for New Orleans, 2ist ult, Jat 32 2, sae liana, 6 ds from Demarara for Nassau, 18th ult, Int 19 46, i aiivie de Grasse, fm New York for Havre, 29th ult, lat 405, — from Tampico for New York, 2ist ult, lat 29 40, lon ogee from Matanzas, of and for Boston, loaky,, 70h wl < Spee, fen BooPOM tO? CuNRGbbaaefth’ aft: M98 ba; hom “| Monongahela, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, 9th ult, lat 10 90, lon 70 4. Forelgn Ports. Tis Phe sizsves, New York, to amlet, Secrs, Carsohe, do db; Tah ‘Gia cr, for Naat ‘orl JIG Coster, Benson, America, ne hor 1 1 Boston, 4 ay do do dF Ad ch, " sm | ihn Ha Fath, cele ty ron, Mens niet one | rat) Uma, April 191 Phildet ph pha, to sail Anya; Onk” Foster or Howton 13 i Harriet lag for Boston; Cordelis, for doe ‘America, for Portlan Bee Wicots, Toc Boer, Lake Ports. 10, vee Art Mayflower, Guyles, Bostony Biuos,and Canton, Jan 27, ¥ ‘soon; Lady Ne: ah ya Engdeuass yi ian oselle ae Boundary, Sheckvord, oa 7 castes apa rie, ‘Baxter, aud’ filad, Pavilion, bler, (of Merithew, Savannah, 25th ul ey Rover af om Che oases : zl Peatakd Pelau Crandce Grintel, Casey, Neen Erp, Nie son, Amaia hiboe, on feb ast eae, (of C chaser en Convert, Col cee ana wt fresh, ston. el 2 Me oa Zulewts; Montilla, Orand ‘Tu ret: at de forfolk; Planter, Crosby, hd Tayler, Ves » Corel, ‘Crowell, fiat Canis Bath wind JW Paige, a a Cai of Prospect) C siaeete ‘lava: Ham’ amceou, Rowdout; ron, Crowell, a tag foung, and J M Parker, NYork; ry I—Arr Cay Boston; Emily, New Savanran, May 1—Arr Denmark, Mobile; Augusta, New York. Cid, leaae! rk ia vad, New Yor the also informed you lon; Heans; | forts of the clique to ‘Arr Industria, Sampara, Borcelona; Gen few York. Cld 26th, Hector, Liverpool; Martha Vashidgtou, Antwerp; Brook gan, and Way Orit ‘et PALACHICOLA, APRIL 2.—Helen, Sears, New Ori st, Waban, Bartlett, London; Alabama, Howard, New wd, Atlantic, rest, for Mobile, (igpored on bar 25thinst) Mary “Hammond, Homer, St Marks; © Lewis, Car Hd 9th ule Swallow, Shanon, N On aie i ponte Howie, a0 Feyetieare oe a, Baring Brothers, other, Crocker, Boston; ch, He mae baat: he Dearisan Seek field, fim Boston, ‘wre; Callao, Hi K ‘Boston, ‘meat, vel ave waiting wind, Chipola net Onueane hon Janeiro; Ber Emma, 1 Weg Cin rwiek, Flan Dennison, —— Cham ig Bucknas, Sor » Mobile. nes, fm New’ York, wi len’ Augusta, Kenny, Fla, “Aart 22 Arr Maria, Atwell, Balt; 2ith 2 —Ar pee ay Ke Rio de | terms of undisguised pleasure, at these’ appoint- ‘ar | ments and arrangements, which they pronounce Sea, joston; Prestigo, ras Phil delpaias “Aidebaron Tw 3 Croton, Souillard, Vincent, ‘Providence; for N York, ldg; Geo ) Gel "Uohaey, Sher Gibialear, St New Yor; Delias, Fale By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Ponapaiae tay Clare Pp raseal ow Oneanes Bodatph i ie do; Commerce, Pinkha a Let PRecmT ed f Com r ha dar bt Boston; “Globes do; New, New York: i; vee: ‘Whelden fae jrousides, New Yorl ’atton, jarleston; Aurora, Skol- fb ilboa; Paritan, Watson, Charleston; vila, May 5 Age wm Pron, Tay or, Bosses, tthe. ment organ, on aye Pinkha: a B Caldwell, Fass do; Re- rk; Am- nS favor to retain the nets while others are equall Vie- | anxious to be searee rs Ba: in these eal | ‘4 /BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. wi \* [Correspondence of the Herald.} Wasmineron, 4th May, 1845. New York Appointments— Morris, Moore, and Hoff man—Van Ness to be Retained—Satisfaction of the “Young Democracie”—The Clique—John L. Graham's Subscription to the“ Union” —The De- positesand Pet Banks—Special Agent ona Secret Mission to New York—The Florida Courts and Pending Causes Therein—Mr. Dickins’ Appoint- ment of his Son—John Jones Redivivus, and the Correspondent—Row in this Cityand Correction Relative to Mr. Tasistro—The Marine Band— The President’s Receptions. Subsequent to the departure of the mail last eve- ning, I learned that in addition to Mr. Morris hav- ing been appointed Postmaster, Ely Moore had been appointed Marshal, and old Admiral Hoffman had also been appointed Naval Officer, which last I informed you would be the case some two or three weeks ago. Mr. Van Ness isto be retained, as I ago, notwithstanding the ef- ave him removed, on pain of not carrying the elections. Thus this cligue will be- ‘Chase, Ge- | gn to realize that President Polk is determined to eo President himself, despite their intrigues, and this ignominious defeat (for each one of these ap- pointees was an opponent of Mr. Van Buren’s nomi- nation, ie a teach them a little better man- ners. The young: yh here about, speak in extremely satisfactory, and which pad say will be me to the dimoanoy peel , excepting wire pullers. Cont hter was erie here reeterdsy, Oe upon the an- nouncement of the removal of Mr. Graham, and the appointment of Mr. Morris by a counter an- nouncement, to the effect that John L. Graham had just sent a subscription for the Union, the govern- supposition that he was to be re- tained in of He was not a subscriber to the The de} sami re are soning conside Pe ee ee Od rema: inleann efforts are being made by the legen ae ipients of Court ne May SA Per lerslie, aa Pater, fnemely Victorine Morgan, pickings. Mr. C. W. Lawrence, the President of Nate Seaecamauees NT aha lion, Sou | the New York Suave Bank, and Yeaac Townsend, Smith, W In SC MUARI ENTS. PARK TH: ONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE Tue RAS EVENING, May lt be time, In nie course of the O) pera ol ATRE. PERA. sus, Mr' Fraser Devilahofl, Mr Segwins Atlive Mx, bull will introduce ry Mons, Martin and Miss Julia Turn- ™ conclude with the Farce of SOMEBODY ELSE~Hans ariaing P Boxes, 2d and 3d Tiers, 50 Cente—Pit, 50 | Provic 25 Cent joors open at’7 o'clock, and the Curtain will rise precisely at orits, W, Hi Crisp, Plon Bien 73 Ce Cents Gallery, 25, half-past 7 o’clock. AGS TOF TUESDAYS EVENS SEAN 6th—" mence with iil Chase, Fixture, 4.6 hi ee irs Be THE SEASON —The performan ‘will eom- DEOR AN Sine oat confirms my statement that the ieCutcheon; | rected the pending causes to be continued, and adds Siterseicek che rH cies ‘OF ABERVILLE—Clauson, AS Ehllips: right Uae Mrs. A Favorite Dance b: Cohen. sy ie ibone, TUESDAY EVENIN Reon with N. h bp hg it a CHIEF; Proctor. ‘Jude with Boxes 25 cents—Pit Doors open at 7—Pe: of Ki nM Ww. howling Bannister. 188 IN THE DARK—Mr. irs. Pettibone, Mrs. Isherwood. nes commence at 734. TEMPLE OF THE MUSES. AT THE Foor OF HAMMOND STREET. W. G. Jone’ whi Wipek Mat Mizen, Mr. P Song by M: 's Benefit. 16 will G, Ma forinan: VON Witt New Yor Wal, W. or, The Dog of the ‘Ty soncinde with BLACKEYED SUSAN—William, W. G. at san, dmission—Dress Circle, 25 cts.—Parquette, 12)4 cts.— Private Boxes, $3. Joors open at 6—Curtain rise at 734. BURTON’S THEATRE, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. it Night but One oy bie ers ark of MONEY Eve. Mr. Bary A ick, Mr, Dancing, Sine Mo Moore and Mr. $1 To coneluc Doolittle, Mi will haw he honor of givin, LL C Mr. Anderson. arith vhs ihe of Hie, YANKE! ‘E LAD—Hiram MR. HENRY PHILLIPS* FARE HIS EVENING, Me Ci 1845, Europe, when he will during his late Sou his last and y SaLo's SALOON, itham ‘Tone: faek “THE BEAR Hi y Mi as is % NAA amas g ‘ THE SONG or TH E OHIO,” ke., &e. Ana on which occasion he will be assisted by M 108s. POSRA ERE. Sone "The Emigrant Ship van Mrs, New Se eae A Song—Miss, Moss remember Treiber, * Poe by Mas, ‘fad janette,”. . —- sine on, bit oh Irish Song—'‘The Birth of St. Patric! Grand Sceas—''The Song—Miss New Song" white and Bong—B; Geir rea Down among the dead ine: » Admission Fifty Cents. To cominence at 8 o’clock, precisely. ‘Tickets to be had at the usual laces, and at the og on the evening. Niagara,” the Poetry by Brainard,... (7 An Iterval of Ten Minutes. Pant Il. hemian Gitl, Haunt,” Bear : Moss—‘Should he upbraid, ig 7, G it Ohio,” is to, inu colored men on the rt bow'd down, sung B the Ohio steamers; and its singu- ontecn eel a2 the sg contest of of the voices. BY SPECIAL REQUE}ST! DR. HOLLICK ILL =For Gentle Lecture 50 cents. the willbe ed set of feltsized, ‘iets ‘Model! tthe country, ofth ateve tions, a first srenin Lectures fog » he." the Ori f LE again repeat his celebrated Lectures on the Origin of .—Lyceum of N: Friday and jatural History, at 8P.M kets fort ‘and the lies only, Doors open at ia. lemen only, Ti i ges kes he. Beatles P opposite Belo open, at ix, Siagle These can only mber is strictly limited. in the after- Course $1. Four Hundred and Seventy. ‘Tw “they pansed 4 series of resolutions, recom fusjatic manner, Lin ane name ey, oi Se i be given at Adimiasion 25 cents. ivered and. pres And aso uli iting Beak” Gold Pen, ke. ybati ilustrated merucrares the infant nt being Peintinge,, Natural Preparst mys dtis Fre previous to his retura to januseript Songs, written Mas. 1670. | Before the Ladies in attend re nfiog CENTREVILLE COURSE, PACIN + PURSE $250—Will be wie ts ee bly. oa ‘Trotting ‘Bigaley Maroc ata rs Be DROW 'S RIDING SCHOOL, TB1SBI SRW tr the Wonoe to spacene, thee nee, tha ’ ome ay, {Suudays excerted) for bquestrian Mace, & J. RAN i: T hi FEB: 0 Seesnt; Rael JE Hant, en though we do which tue at previous rates, Asia Davi- teas ks Fare, Era ei irae Bar | ee i ‘exes, reese Toledo: Lodi abby I Eon baal i Kine, doe Moselle, Van Alstyne, Pt Clintons R ney, Rairport; A.C Mitchell Fr Clinton man, Hand, lome, Mitchell” ina, pe a Niagara, "Wamer’ Cleveland; Mt Wl Chi hati Home Ports, Lig pel arly Plgsrletia, Ravana; Harriet, Wood, | bury, Matanzas; Beulah, bi, do. Hieaswre hy As 1, Ni Vietor, Hallett, | fm eas Wonk" Podiy af i nd the Vietor. Peoria! | Dowd an er toe on fir energetic rod hore the ie vee. | 6 aoe 5000. put gut, is i rd, and ap f her cargo. uch i] ¢| aged fie and rar. Fhether she wl proceed on voyage, or this place, I have not Tearnd. rt tis Vv eg Pert, fromm 6 IW ed tack of very | Gala om 00 cases, BATE “have rernoy; Lane, where eer GUL Ts, scagcapaen ve ms TRGINIA TOBAG 360 _ ei ds. iven, Mile Heats, ote me ff g orclock P. Ma 3 oe i En Horses, for the Rond and Pa- Lines, Silk Won Gh niption of Rah esi which they sre “eSia ie Malena, (nr (npatairs)near Pearl street. i ig and. Face A. M. to3 P. M. and 3 to7 P.M. ag above. Bye Im*re UAR. to offer fw services to such hed as may be desirous of avaik the A sion ing drawback of fal evapey port to Can Ger rye Ag ee Hee te Goods, enter tt re, at the Custom pemard te ‘us direeted, as well ns to transact auy x oF Comamielon business in this city. JG, BUCHANAN, any a eter Late its BM. View Conval, jay, oe ci ReEERENCES; ‘ ‘ aghen Mongtea * Wan Aueuetus Baldsin, ea, Foronto. ers. Goodhue sah afro ota ston, i York. pbeerer % ing, for sale by Eeghorn, Yer er rior ow * Cc. E. HRRIOUT dng ho EAL: street TROTTING AND it three in five orm to. a race. SEO aRE LN yette Places. Fish Flier, cy betties, from ree Esq., a whig, agent in general for some other banks, have pend been on here in reference to these much coveted deposits. Who else wants to have their fingers in this nice pie? I have been given to understand that a confidential gove! ernment ae has been sent to New Yorkby the Secretary ofthe Trea- EW 0) MANO for the sad | sury, on @ gecret embassy on some business relative hereto. We shall learn the result, sometime, I sup- Nous verrons. Tpereeive that the Union makes a somewhat lengthened statement respecting the difficulties from the eeglect of C in relation to ing for the transfer of “sing suits in the territorial Courts to the new Courts. It will be re- membered that I stated that the President had con- sidered this question, and the decision to which he had come in relation thereto, in my letter published in the Herald of the @st ult. The Union BORG RGSU President has di- that he has, on this account, refrained from appoint- ing the U. District paige, which he was author. ized to do by the act of Congress, so that the present territorial C Courts will continue in existence until the meeting of the next Congress, although Florida has become a State. Mr. Dickins, the § ‘ot in the Senate has a) or pointed his ai toa ary in his own office at $1 per annum. ‘8 the State Department at 31400, but we Dickine ae thus improved his con- ition’and put him out of the reach of decapitation so long as eeued retains his present office. eh ones redivivus I perceive undertakes to y that your correspondent tells a “pitiful false- hood” i in detailing a conversation between a type- founder of New York and a gentleman of this city, in relation to the Congressional printing, in which the last offered to bet the former $1 ) that John would not get a single vote for the Cor nal printing. . Your correspondent hereby substantial truth of the whole statement, every word ; and as to being “ anonymous,” Sohn Jones knows well enough where to find your cor respondent. few days ago I gave an account of a row in this city, in which three persons, of whom Mr. Tasistro was one, attacked one man, a Cuban Creole, and 1 stated that the whole party was “corned.” Mr. Tasistro assures me that he was not comed, and I ES on sear th that I have done him injustice in 90 also asserts that the Creole provoked the encounter by intruding upon himeelf and friends. I cannot cle ‘ascertain that at any “more eee at tachee to the: cut if it were so, nothing srt can justi three stout men in attacking one smell man. I make this statement because I don’t desire to do injustice to any man, and Mr. Tasistro is entitled to a correction of an error ina Raternent 4 of facts. The Marine Ban al 08 | le a first essay in the grounds of the White for the present oo yesterday afternoon, and attracted a consi number of spectators. Its next essay will be in the Capitol grounds on Wednesday evening, and there- after on Saturdays at the ite House, and on RA atl ig G eel regularly. This is a great pleasure, and w: ¢ & very great attraction to the inhabitants of thaneley i love music and promenading. As many persons suppose that the President re- ceives err on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- ae evenin; may as well mention hat that, a rangement has been changed, and he now receiv on Tueaday and Friday evenings only. Wasnineton, May 4, 1835. * * * * The Philadelphia appointments will now be im- mediately made. As the worthy and honest Henry ‘Welsh is the preference of Mr. Polk, he will, doubte less, be appointed Collector. ‘The appointment of Mr. Pickens as Minister to England, excites universal astonishment among all classes of Loguniprse It is ofthe to be a premedi- tated attempt, on Executive, toget us into a war with en fand. ‘This is the same gentle- | jj man who declared in Congress, that “he was bom insensible to fea Several removals of clerks in the Treasury, were made yesterday. Ihave heard the names of Robert Lawrence, MauOHY, Tuel, Winder, and some others. jor Buren and lady have re staying at the ite House during the past week. Nothing definite has, as yet, transpired of the Cabinet consultations in regard to Oregs The late Texas news seems to "th with fresh energy and hope. e Smith’s visit to Europe, is to bring to provide for the redempti case of unnexation ; he, with others concerned, ing large amount in his ivate — He joes not on gover rament ‘Governor Van Nees was retained as P Selector in New York, by a vote of 6 to 1 in the Cabinet—Ban- croft only against him. Philadelphia. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Puiapenemia, May 5, 1849. Lallude for the last time to the disgraceful fracas among some of our politicians at the meeting of citi. zens, upon the subject of our foreign relations, held on Thureday last. B. H. Brewster, I understand, has gone to Washington, to repair by his presence at head quar- ters the mistakes of that day, and it is supposed to white- wash his associates. But it won't do. Ben isa young man of talent, bat to suppose that he can influence the administration, or draw wool over the yes of Mr. Bur chanan, is preposterous. ‘The fact is, it is part of the tactics of the men with whom he has become linked, to rsuade the people that they have influence with Mr. vhen in truth they have none at all. In pursuance of their plan, they are ever ready to make a bluster about their friendship for the Secretary of State,and they try to set downall who are ra friendly to them as his enemies. ‘Ana consequence of their manwuvering, they can al- ways rally around them those applicants Yor subordinate offices, who are destitute of p Inciple, and who can be cheated into a belief that they have influence at head quarters, and whenever a public demonstration takes place, these men are evor at their beck ready to ei Gs age in all sorts of ing in order to carry their int. low sir, the fact is, real and intimate friends of Mr. Buchanan, those with whom he is in constant cor- nce, and to whom only he ever intrusts his in. his, are extromely mortified at the efforts of this clique to claim intimacy with him. They disavow most strenuously the acts of these m 4 on Thursday last, and loudly protest against Mr. B. bei responsible for them, ” Poondi ntly rt, for 1 have it from the best authority, that the Tecommendations of these men of any tron éx'an officer of governmoent,will have lose weight son sommendations from any other quarter, In truth, responde' most thought lays | seid that it charged no crim that Mr, Dunn they will go far to defeat any epplicant who has them beg 8 to his papers. wes by the cars on the Reading Rail- winy aflornoon and killed eg ed h is admiral for nervous persons and road vee | Fe ase ee Br | TULZ Gndiotment againat Wm, H. ign, brother of th Gaatle has obtained an e rin ok rt ‘for is egeetient Fate | Prien, for putting arms into St. Philip Neti church, Sou with wh et. pa sta i low sore Aurorn—"It | wark, in July Inst, and thereby, as tho Natives say, cores makes t! in al respect per st forthe The Sunday Atlas | AE. 210) which resulted ia the terrible cantict be. f Catles mode of fa tn ch atmospheric | ween the mob and our citizen soldiers, was quashed to- 3 aieal day in the Supreme Court, on motion of the Attorney Se | General, John R. Kano, The Court in queshing the bill ‘a perfect n t. TI right todo what he did on th ryond might entertain of the propriety Id independent stand taken by has taught the people hele rights andthe dion ya lesson which will stand them fa need in all future Men ent at the Wal- tas Vi Joux R, Scorr is fufilling an nut stroct Theatre, and He is an excellent actor, ai credit by the matnor in whic! and has . Anderson plays Hamlet to- night, Certat oauiee Money, tomorrow, (Tweuday ey ing tional, (Welty "aa Hy ihe Chaat houses at the Na- seen Spe ie of mond, Ogd ‘hirteenth and Chesnut, but i under. Tl bag Pid-ag well oe ns Temperance hi lately. rete, have been held, 2 rp i Se deilven ed, and all that sort of pe Tonight there is to be a concert at the Museum, and be once meeting of the sufte 3 order for the benefit of the Pitts! to sa: it our foreign Although t! » yet even the relations have cation, pain apprehension of a war is not immediate, remote peoratiiny: of such an event to be preceded, as it must, by an interruption of our Gnerninery relations for a year or so, is sient to st stock, if not to effect seriously up trouble for us the the rumored appointment of a 4 we must admit that the poli- intention ultimately ort declined also from the last Mulaiae misek eoositet rater tae bonds were Quoted at 19, and the notes at 12. Now there is a falling off of one dollar, the prices being yesterday 11 for Texes otes and 18 for her bonds. This does not lok favorabl to the lone star. Government and uri though down, are not changed frost te as ren y Sale of Stocks at Philadel; Finsr Boano, May 6.—$1000 Ches and Dele. 0% 7345 $172 65 do 73; $5000 State ae 1000 Lehigh 6s, iba 44 8000 State o's 72, 100 she WH eee a1 Vicksburg 84; ipexas Notes 11; "$1000 Toutoasce os, lst m0 Secon Boann— y0 79; cant Outcle tn R000 tate bie 79 ‘venga ee r jank 83; 1s Wilmington RR, ode a ‘$081 25 County 6's, cash, 95}; 60 Pittsburg 6s, 1860, 95; do 1860, new, 96. —_—_—_SSE_ ee AUCTION NOTICES. . TUTTLE, WARE ke Jaca Hine. D xtction tn A r zat eo mairlahanpaae ‘nd American Hardware, ; wom he atiantion of dealers pat be eine Walanes of farote sale to close accounts peremptory. m6 It*re logues are now ready. REAT SALE OF IMPORTED HADES, ing, yA steamer Hibernia, to be sold by auction, Friday mom- AL at 11 o'clock, at Broadway comer of collection of Eve! i gy rf a cri ris aaa eponi Moss Roses; 500 varieti ble Dab: Tias, 19 pack | = The mowt of the above tpcxived the pressions i ‘in 1b. varnations. 300, Tirieciee = ‘Double Ai a of above ‘to arrive ‘ition. are good ceed To be sold by EVLANTS AT AUCTION — Mi oie ata , of jogue. “ DAHLIAS AND FIN! LEVY will sell on Tuesday, way, 3 A F ray buildings corner Faroe oy of Bea, 0, . B. ais pe Dah -} ‘the pers tomsed IMPORTED — Cot) OTHER PLANTS A Levy Yl sell on Wedagaday m ne i rondway. comer Neade steer ariteiclocks eenlanatd Comations, by catalogue, wi ne een , some hoice Grape Vii in pots, ee ger es Gre Viet rom, of A eet an ‘ANTED—Fot one ofthe most exiaanive Publishing homes a the United States, a young for the sale of new ‘id * Ww will i paaed each man Hing to that fect wilt te giv the. Ever man will, Sire ae “it cm 0, pad, Pebakent pry ante Nagase poh 2 For full particulars a to. 95 Duane street, my6 Im*ee WANTED. ne conte 9 call at 218 my6 Iwiatre ANTED—For one of She 8 young man to act as of accounts, rites an expe Sicious Mott street, on ta ine ry in this count tad eeileb . Ihe has already been em} i a wee, it would be pretend aa , stating terms and references. ib tab pet ‘woman, @ DRS. CASTLE & EDWARDS, AURISTS, 381 EPA rrAy eo thas ith the request of Lient. M cheerfully co : Intosh, to testi! 2 was tavalion ea a for du Gaty, 4 he was invalided home as, whiten New York, under the Fro sey ACOUSTIC DROPS. A ete ware fer insips pipient Deafaees, Ear or eee le sae are mail foenty years. Offices removed to $81 Broadway corner of street. GIA im‘ EN Bi AO Cc SCH New inte dhs eum Neo Vers Cet ‘el Sy Scaten Island, Fon bt re; irculars ani by letter to Dr. E Bee Tete at th free “fee Bese high h places es sore t is commanicaon by seen sa rg pies i is the ee a ‘cleyated, aad: healthy; the, prospect by land ‘andl water Ieeativelieg. Soret teachers lo emploved tor. the. various ome te ‘Greek French and Spanish are and Dancing, Fencing and Draw- rman and Italian; only ‘whew ordered by Phe Teachers all reside in poral and all speak French: scucion off Os incendie toe Necmnl Retenios oe hos lectures, i ibys com te pilosa aad ‘informa ‘A. ., BIGELOW. (ay comer gern x ag office, will il be forwarded dn tote Be ool e ‘a ns Flite TLE ROW. hg 5 Py cinkeaes rc UM, Canary Bird flower, cover Hows be for ring trellis of va- “Gand Fe ten «wai of Chili—well adapted for ma Coeli Roses, Woe of native seer Teneo bimmca Bere tery mies ct ood loam, placing stahee fet high in Ue form — ma pNolane ‘Acipliiflia, Anciplex Jouve ive of yin rich sendy loan ft Rowen of ite ae clear white and ye narpiad repey any it iM Soavolvalas AIbE and ‘Tricolor, white and three colored Con- I }& native of yolrutus,a native of Spein—sow ia patches in rich sandy joer, the sweetest effect. ox Bratamondi, Drommonds, Ploy, native of Merigo— sow tn clu variety, in | bea ted ot Samar aieerenet ce any descr IAica we eon ive, , Androsace like Septosiphon, a fesgoe! sipagen = muases or clumnpe- ‘Asters ,-& native of Chine—sow in int or cloudy weath tothe die ich loam, in rows of cireles, 1 pens Deautifal effect and remain in SEE acer tate ee ara pet eaters oF of io tive oie Somerset PMAstor: Binenaia, clumps, ant frangplant in tanceof 6 or “Tat Nidpe and Place, Chilian ot a chess, and place ticks fa 9 Rowers bt mat ‘icin ba roe *Mtthola Aan a Fe Snes, ies native of jampe or rows . ‘nebes Mey their various Bowers w ‘amply re "ee offer the ates = eqlletion of ower with the Leming} samen cocoa, & lists sce foe for preparing hie at ee re rate eae a 3 a aie nats sana taste tone fa tits chtyeall CaS oftte Dahlin, witha ria che ie Borie and other Plan the ag terms. nat dices “'b Da RCRRMAN: me stan ‘0 THE LADIES JUST iker na a Havre packet From pw wom mab a ey 5 Sper ae my "ke adn = Ea it BEC bavouren, TO yas AT NEW ROCHELLE—A neat two story Ley nile house, Tit kitchen adioining. house lors witl oe, We hee rooms above, big fine sickens) eta ea street, or to 8. Brown, sand wl We le lo, Hg et me jificent ship for be De bein in sari eabin and sti Passes ire far superior to any Fie Wa a a NTE oe Persons desirous of we for their can have them hroseh oat ‘in her of any of the line by applying as above. FOR LIVERPOOL Packer gh ie th of Ta FOR LIVERFOOL Pre ache th tha bl peed Niveat wil as an i 1001009, barthen, and her agcommo- ber of cabin, ancond cable and steerage e f Wall street, or t0 foot CA. a erce, 67 South st. dations oe Py nnd 3 Division Streets New Worm,’ ESTABLISHE BY THELRESENT PROVRIETOR, for she. succes ianter Wed Drop. Fhis medicine. is ihe only pee" a cohie tr lel on ray oa han ewiihe out injury to ‘the constituti oe an oe rid om business, even when al ‘A.com. ‘ reach vial mene rections} ha arraned ‘ifogtuniy care in all eas, no ar tikes ga t ‘medicine in or 8 par wl We ae i per viah my. 6 Imoatre JAMES GORDON, BENNETT, ' Nontn-Weet Conran or Fuiton anp Naseay Stasate, "