The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1845, Page 3

nd red, or fiery faces, mare Beauty; Go with elt Hence aud with clearer the ith clear couscieuce and with clearer thought To the address below, when you have used aud bought, A cake of Jones’ funous Chemical Soap, All sears and marks will vanish, From your disfigured face Oacheek, on neck, oa chin Reader, try Jones? Si its effects are really how it clears, softe: disgnremeti such burn, morphew, & but at th B ad in plainest terms you aye, lope, i ularly, moliying ont id ‘pimple ee freckles, m3 thew Ta = he geuuine is sold no where in the city hatham st, or 321 Ledger Build- erie ai wrath American Eagle, fo Inge, Philadelphia, sud 199 Fatvos Important Caution! i Patent Orrici 17th ey Of of Suns, 1844, from Dr.G. B $30 payable ble ‘on his application fo H, ELLSWORTH, Commissioner of Patents. man responsible who ving on it the printed jamin Sith towns in the New England N. B,—No travelling pedlars are allowed to sell these Pills. Examine the signature. Office 179 Greenwich st, near Fulton—mind the number. ‘To the Ladics.—No Lady's or G niaels toilette should ever be without the Balm of Columbi: ive the hair a beautiful polisheg fppearance, frees it ruff o1 rf, and prevents all tiou, to which some persons are part ularly troubled Ot ly use this Balm once, you will never be withoat be be had genuine at67 Walker Street, Ist store FROM Bros “Ulceration of the a and Scrofala of the Lungs.”—Such was i ini Received thi Smith, the fe a “Pill Coated with ol a ‘Blemember, we shall hol niten sigma SRO. Beng the villages an Jungs were gone. osaonian, or All. ts a other cases, and p hit He procured it, and Hound immediate relief. fis cough, subsided, hin disagresable symptoms vanished, and \ use of two bottles of this great re- medy hvasestored him to health, Remember thenumber where Folger’ Balsam is sold, jassaur Brokign one door above. "Ann, and at Mrs. Hays’, 139 Fulton street, roo) Giddiness or ss of the Head—Wright’s Vewetable Pillsare ove of the, most extraordinary medi inthe world for the cure of giddiness, they purge he body thoxe stagnant and corrupt humors which, when floating in the general mass of circulation, are the cate of ade- termination or tush of blood to the he cos, Toes of tes mory, dimess of sight drowsiness, pai of the ead, and mw ny other symptoms of a loaded and corrupt state of blood. os Tudian Nese Pills are also. one of the best m inthe world for. the cure of indigestion, aud therefore will nor only remove all the unplesaat symptoms and entirely prevent any evil consequences resulting from a rush of blood to the head, but will anturedly restore the body o a state of ound en ‘Beware of Counterfeits—The public are eautioned Lestetet atte Soli rans tad caled Testeered Teton ea car ney of tring the right medi to purch oa ng the right medicine, isto purchase theriaht place, No, 268 Gresa York, and, Fi esac, be particularto ask for WRIGHT'S Indian Vegetable PN ‘B.—Beware va Sugar-coated aaa Pills. stop itfalling off, cure set or andra Feds or grey hatr erow dank Hor dressing the har sof and silky! nothing exeeeds this. It is, indeedythe most economi: cal, yet superior arricle made-for the hair. It will keep the hair in order Pa one ne *pplics lication nee jon as auy other ar- ticle made. itham st. roadway, and 139 Fulton street, £ Broskivag 8 State st. Becca: Dalley’s Magical Pain Extractor, at his Agency, 67 Walkers treet, first store from Broadway. All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the Herald must be paid to the only authorized Agente, Zieber & Co, 3, Ledger Building, Third street, near Chestnut. ‘Terms—75 cents a mouth, inch Tuc Sunday paper; or 65 cents wihot its livered free of charge, in any part of Philadelphia. Single copies for snle-as above, daily at 1 o'clock Price 3 cents The WEEKLY HERALD is also for asie every Saturday morning—Price 6% cents, on i per annum, delive im any part of Philadelphia, free of post ‘Pablications for oe at their es- All the new and hea Pat tablishment, as soon as issue: Ww ich th the exception of a eer ma: “Herald” is read as iladelphia, paper, published in that ut lvertsers. Advertisements much, h perhaps ity Affording a valuable : ded to the agents at hall-past 4 o'clock, will appear in the mz ee hay Herald next ‘dav MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, May 13—6 P. M. Prices current to- show a little improvement in the market since yesterday. Stonington went up 9 per cent; Norwich & Worcester, }; Farmers’ Loan, }; Indiana, }3 Morris Canal, }; Ohio 6's, ; Harlem, }; Erle R R, Penn- eylvania 6’s, Long Island and United States Bank closed firm at yesterday’s prices, East Boston fell off }, and Vicksburg }; no sales having been made of tho lat, ter stock since last Wednesday. One per cent ad vance was asked for Reading Railroad, but no sales were made. The stock market is at this moment in 8 condition that cannot be long sustained. Notwithstand- ing the fluctuations from day to-day, there is a steady do} cline and prices are gradually sinking. We can find no cause for this state of things in the money market. Ca- pital is plenty and the rate of interest below the legal point. The excitement in relation to our foreign affairs has, in a measure, subsided, and we see nothing in the perspective likely to destroy or disturb the amicable terms upon which we now stand with the principal pow- ers of the world. There is no visible cause why there should not be an immediate and permanent improvement in the stock market. The Union Course took the palm to-day, and threw ‘Wall street completely in the background. ‘he old and new Boards of Brokers adjourned very early, to allow the members to attend the race. We give below an ex, tract from the minutes, of the adjournment of the new Board, in relation to contracts falling due to-day. New Yore Pustic Stock Excnance. On motion of Richard Schell, Esq., it was Resolved, That this association adjourn for the purpose of allowing the members to attend the great race between Fashion and Peytona. Also, Resolved, That any contracts fall ing due this day be postponed until to-morrow the 1th instant. J. L. JOSEP, Secretary. The failure of the Bank of St. Clair, Michigan, and the thousand other rumors in eirculation with regard to the other banks of Michigan and some of the Ohio banks, have created an excitement in that section almost unpre- cedented. Meetings have been held in several towns in the northern part of Ohio, and the feeling growing out of the explosion of this shinplaster bank will have a very great influence in checking the bank fever that was gain- ing ground so rapidly in Ohio since the passage of the new bank law in that State. Foars are entertained that the Oakland county Bank and the Farmers’ and Me- chanics’ Bank of Detroit would follow suit. The Eafay- ette Bank of Cincinnati has refused to take the notes of the Norwalk Bank and the Sandusky Bank, The other banks of Cincinnati continued to receive them when presented. The Wooster Bank was suspected, but confi- dence had become re-established. These banks have been discredited on account of a supposed connection with Jesse Smith & Co. The Bank of Norwalk has of- ficia!ly denied any connection,and the Cashier states that not one dollar of the stock is owned by that firm, or that the bank is involved with thathouse in any way. The banks in Michigan will doubtless suffer some from the failure of the Bank of St.Clair, and it is possible the de- struction of all confidence in their issues may send them in for redemption too rapidly, and force them into a sus- pension, when they might, under other cirenmstances, have continued in operation and eventually redeemed every one of their notes. It is impossible during the ex- istence of the excitement in that section of the country, to arrive at any correct conclusions as to the standing of the banks coming under the suspicions of the people in the vicinity of their locations. We annex the latest returns of the Ohio banks alluded to. Bans or Onto. ‘Loar Cir'n, — Specie. a 41,207 47,933 Pei 197,917 60,443 CI nk of Revcuaky 460,070 494,104 128,318 56,312 The best bank of these three, according to this state ment, is the Bank of Norwalk. That institution and the Bank of Sandusky, are goverament deposit banks, and according to the last statement of the Secretary of the Treasury, the former had thirteen dollars of the public money, and the latter thirty-four dollars. The Michigan Insurance Company of Detroit is reported to be affected by the excitement, but the last statement shows the af- fairs of the company to be not only solvent but perfectly sound and healthy. Miontican Insurance Comrany, Detrorr, Jan., 1844 Assets. Cash items, including Treasury Notes, N. Y. and N. E. Bank notes, State T notes, ke. . Amount in de} ‘ principally in New. York, ‘Albany and But Jalo, the whole of which can be drawn for mt ee ti vaee oeve 101 567 45 omestic bi + 16,855 7: Bills discounted (of thieey $1,196 82 in due ' from stockholders and directors,)........ 42,079 20 Due from disbursing officers, &c. 2,817 34 ‘Advance to army contractors, Stocks. .... . Real estate. Loan upon State ‘Ko Total resources vee eee $978,840 96 Laabi Balance due for deposits. , $940,696 66 Circulation... 6.0 78,180 00 - ~$329,896 66 Excens of resources, ..6. 66.44.04 $60,008 60 ‘This institution is also one of the government deposito- ries, and had on hand on tho 28th April, $168,952 of the public moneys, Its circulation is limited and its discounts by no means extended, its principal liabilities being ba- Jnnces due depositors, Some of the Wheeling banks have a very Ia Be sg4 lation in Ohio, and for the past yoar or twothe the States tes bordering Ohio,have freely supplied the people of that State with their iss nd the extended circula- tion of the Bank of St. Clair in Ohio, shows how success- fully its agents have labored to put afloat its not The Messrs, Smiths have for many years past carried on a most extensive business in the Western country, and the issues of the banks with which they have been connect- ed have been paid out in large amounts wherever a branch of the house was located, or where their numerous agents had occasion to transact busmess, In this way it is sup- posed that the circulation of the Bank of St. Ciair at the time of suspension had been swelled to at least three hundred thousand dollars. ‘The Messrs. Smith have en- joyed an unlimited credit throughout the western coun- try aud have endorsed many of the bills of the Bank of St. Clair. Holders of these endorsed bills flatter them- selves that they are good, and that they will be redeem, ed in full. In this they will, without doubt, be much dis- appointed. They will learn by dear experience that spe- culating financiers are very unsafe bankers, and are the last persons in the world who should have control of banking institutions, with the power to manufacture mo ney to order, and to any amount. We have in this vici- nity some of these speculating financiers, and the public must look out for an explosion somewhat similar to that experienced in Detroit. We have repeatedly put the people of this city upon their guard, and should they be caught with the paper promises of in banks in this neighborhood in their possession, it will not be our fault. We advise every one to be cautious. The exports from Mobile this season have been unusu- ally large. The receipts of Cotton up to May 2d, 1845, were greater than in any previous season, exceeding by 68,866 bales the receipts for the same period in 1843, the year of the great crop, and by 25,209 the total receipts for that year. We annex a statement showing the move- ments in this staple at that port for each season up to they 2d inst., and for the season. ‘8 of Cotton ar Mos: date Hee’ds dae 4 ve 12,06 Tol of tea et 8 Average receipts from dato to close of season for ‘the last five years, 27,464 bales. Average for nine years 20,754 bales. These large receipts have given an activity to the fo. reign trade of Mobile never before equalled. The an- *nexed table shows the quantity and value of Cotton ox, ported from that port for April, and from the commence- ment of the season. Commence or Mosier. Exrorts or Corton To Foneicn Ports ror APRiL ips les Rie To G. Britain in Am. vessels... 26,780 12,903,098 18, rk? u Great Britain in Br. vessels. 41,713 20,448,164 1,145,538 93 Total to Great Britain. To France in Am. vessels..... 12,605 To other For. ports, Am. vosils, 4 927 Gi 493 33,351,262 $1,893,682 67 5,964, To To n To pA To se aie 172 Total to other For’n ports, 7,919,528 ‘Total to Great Britat 33,351, 1,893, Total to France. 50430 sal Me ‘Total for April 1845... .. 47,235,190 2,681,280 08 Total exports Ist quarter, "4-5, 5,143,788 293,494 13 ‘Total exports 2d quarter, 57,143,479 2,779,693 20 ‘Total exports March, My 190 44,199,431 2,301,604 38 ‘Total since Sept. 1st, "44, 8 mos, .312,649 153,721,828 8,056,151 79 The value of the exports for the remaining four months of the year will be small, asthe bulk of the cotton crop has gone forward. It will be scen on reference to the above table that in previous seasons the receipts of Cot- ton from the Ist of May to the 1st of September have been very light. The bales of Cotton exported from Mobile this season have averaged about four hundred and ninety pounds each, and the average value of each pound about five cents. This is a much better averageas regards pri- ces than we anticipated early inthe season. In fact it is much better than would have been realized had there not been a very.great change in the foreign markets, The Foreign Import trade of Mobile has the past soa- sen fallen off compared with the corresponding quarter in 1644, We annex an abstract of the value of foreign merchandise imported into that pert for the quarter end- ing March 3ist, 1845, Importation into Moire First Quart: q Value of merchandise by foreign ile mea equalized vessels... ,.., $77,246 00 Value of merchandise by foreign discriminating vessels. . . 3,566 00 Value of merchandise by Ame: rican vessels. 7 00 ig duty $117,329 00 Value of articles dat Reais 97,152 00 Specie 136,104 00—103,256 00 Total value foreign imports. .... The value of foreign imports in the 1844, paying duty was $144,352, being $27,023 more than this year. The amount of duties on imports received for the above quarter this year was as follows :— Specific duties........ $49,861 95 Advalorem duties. ..... 7,214 93 157 Duties received for same quar- bahia: ter 1844..... 60,987 36 Excess this year, one quarter. . “$3,860 43 The rapid increase in the production of Cotton in Alabama is producing a corresponding growth in the commerce of Mobile. Already about one quarter of the total cotton crop of the country is received at Mobil 5 and it is reasonable to suppose that a more extensive cul- tivation of the lands of Alabama, will Bive Mobile a posi tion asa cotton depot, nearly as important as that of New Orleans. At no other port but Mobile have the receipts of Cotton this year, been larger than they wore in the year 1843—the year of the great crop. Old Stock Exchange. $1000 NY hag J 7's, "48 103% 50 Canton Co b30 45 jonds Hu 5 do 60 45, 60 md 3 44 nO bum 99 85 Morris Canal i] Fh 10 a Be fof Amerie 9334 50 = baw ES kofCom,scrip = 97,225 do Tra a oe ed 63g 200 Fast Boston beh ie 8}q 100 Harlem RR 83 71 90 & L — RR 53 72! 7 100 di b1s 73% 150 Fa Ee veo 73 50. do s10 73 S i) z * ErieRR 810 29 3 HowsatonicRR sl 908 100 Paterson RR ba. ae do 3054 75 Stonington RR 53-37! im 6 675 do 30, 37’ 200 = do 6m 6% 50 © do 330 ax 0 do 6m 62 10 do bis 38 Second Board. %Nor&WoreRR 14 25 i do wa eB Morey Canal ba it ” do bis 7 do. yo = do bs 25 do EH % © do bm 3 do bio 4 % do 3m 75 do 4 % do bom = do xu % | do u, % do Ff 50 U 8 Bank Ge 25 do Me 109 Farmers! Lom Bm 1 do xu jo 50 Stonington RR a Fy g tn Pts New aa Exehange. $2000 U 8 5's, "53 100 shas Pat {hoon Onia Ta iy ‘SNorkWore My Sales of Stocks at Boston. May 12.—10 Fast mouth Railroad, 1s; 1s Chansons Broek a Fro ea {land Tae, cinta Im, Ae A "poston i laine oR Nord’ Wore RR ana eet ig ony Trade Report. Asnvs.—Pots are inactive at $3 81} a 387}. P steady t $4 31} soxn. reer ce leew READSTUP! articular change to-day, Wi Flour ranges from iY bt to $487}. wos Apel Bins. Bexswar.—Prime yellow sells as wanted at 30}c. Cotron.—There is very little doing in this market in this staple. In the absence of further advices from Liv- erpool operators are undecided how to act, and transac- re consequently very limited. The small sales that have been made recently were principally for fore! rn shipment, and for the past ten days have amounted 13,000 bales. Before tpere is muc! tivity in the mar ket, holders must make a concession in prices. We annex quotations now current. ERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. N. Ori le Inferior . in Ordinary 6} 6 i . 6; 6 hing. 4 6 ‘air, 6 6: 7 7 es Mi 29 Dry Cod is held at $2 874. The demand is ac- ¥-—-Common qualities North River bale is held at 374 a 420; prime at 45, pT Leterme The receipts are large and the Whiskxy.—Domestic in D: Western and Prison barrels ar ashe fo casks sells at 3c. —____ Foreign Markets. Sr. Jaco ne Cuma, April 23.—We hav. Jerked Beef, which has Rowe to 5} pei Hhd. Shooks and Head: ‘urchases of Muscovado St during the week for 24. In claye quer been —_ for Ape of Sock inn inters are now asking an ance rates. fame ithout ‘variation ‘The "meport whieh ete much as last advised... There has been an from New York with an assortment of provisions but it is still Married, In this city, on the 4th instant, by the Rev. Mr, Varel la, Marrero Tomasentt to Miss Evxanon, daughter of John Ciprico, of Venice. Died. Suddenly, on Tuosday evening May 12ih, Sanam, wife of John Fowks, aged 37 yours. © rts The friends ord > amily are invited to attend the fu- neral services, from her late residence 302 Greenwich street, this afternoon, at6o’clock. Her remains will be removed to Rhinebeck, next Thursday morning, for in- erment —_——__~ Weekly Report of Deaths. Ja the city and county of New York, from the 3rd day of Phi lay to the 10th day of May, it 42 Men—46 Women—43 Boys—29 Girls.—Total 160, Diskan Abscess 1; Aneurism 1;Apopi 1 Consuinption ars Convulsions aon of ra Dros ts Hever eters 3: Drowmed Fever 3; Fev ; rt, disease of 3; Iuflammation of owels 3; Inflammation of lungs 13; mation of stomach 1; Inflammation of throat 1; Inflam> iy 1; Jaundice Marasmus 4; Old age 3; Debility 4; Del irium tremens 3; 4 the head 7; Dropay. in. the che H Il pox 7; Suicide 2; Teething a Varioloid 2: nder 24; 1to 2 years 103.18; 5t0 10 2y H 30t0 40.15; 40 to 50 10; 76.9; 70 to 80 5: 80 to 90 43 90 to 100 1; unkno PLaces or Nativity.—United States 1 22) Scotland 4; Germany 10; West Indies aknown 3, he-above were from the Alms Housed; Bellevue Hospital 3 City Hospital 5; 5: Fi egy} ‘me, mall pox Hospital 1; Blackwell 's Island 3; Colored persons é to 60.10; Oto eland 21; England ELI LEAVITT, City Inspector. 10, 1845, City Inspector's Office, May ngers ved. Canpexas—Brig Al tee er Suazo, HARLESTON—| and two children; Stings 3 Tremenags, BY Elder—7 in the atce ‘AUXILLO—Barque joston—Lorenzo P Leeds, of ostons Augustus and Charles F Accobs ieee ater ie Foreign Importation: sti oa Welltugsley—400 quintals walnuts 100do filberts 25 bxs liquorice past bxs lemons Draper & Devlin. Santa Le igs Teg Gulnare—38,602 sticks Leahy wood 7 Pies gost s 5 per loons De Pe; play . bd ape 3 VAYANILLA—Brig Arixene—28 hds 118 bbls sugar Ho & Aspinwall—25 ‘eka tnolasses N Blanchard. ee eet Doty, "Trowbridge, 8 Adams, of St will give i. re whence they sailed the vente of their eargoand any fore me or ab foo coatents Co pr this office any marine intelligence they may receive, ene © PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 14. SUN Ris 52 | Moon exts... Rn +7 Bl Mion waTeR ....0.. 1 > Cotton Panto, paeegazede otton Plant twerp, E. D. Hurl ship Nicolas, (Huan) Fey Antwerp, E- a ca tilcken U, Stat anton, icharleston, 8; y, Charleston, Oe Pillsbury Dundee Darby & Elwell. , Lunt, Mansanilla, Nesmith & Walsh. dust Mth, Foreca mabes. : » Smit rig Galveston, Burr, Guayama, Badger & feck | Brig Aun Srmith Gat ay on. ichr John Drew, Pow. i Ni - Schr Agawam, Laney Matanzas; Itead & Homer bance: 1» Lani R Schr Manchest tay, Smack Richmond, i Allen Paxson. Schr Juliette, in, Petersb: . Hu C Schr Brilliant, Melntyre, Philade Bla Je Riel & Co. Hlosp Warrge, Theses Net nese Mass. ; w Haves, Barge Sear, Lvoghena Eaheooeen ‘Arrived. Capt, Paulding, 3 days from Norfolk— up by steamer Hercules, and anchored in the East ic Wellii Pale:mo, via Brig A ley, (of Plymouth): Covington, 70 de ibraltar 45 drys, with fruit, to H. Havil rixene, aero, 12 days from’ Guayanilla, PR. Left no’ Americans. rig Guluare, fofkin, 21 a fee Santa Marthe, with hides, hitmarsh, wh days from ‘Cardenas, with 44, ret poke dtn inst. off Double Headed Maracaibo; l1th, off Cape . for Norfolk. A pas- done pass 6 i from heel NS. from a to master. ae a meen from Baltimore, with sugar, to aster. ™Schr hg pat Clark, from Matanzas, ers with 15,000 galls molasses to Read & Hop See Sailed in'co. with Fi Ceres, of Portland, for r Phildelpia Left ships Vespas Hens Washingron, Aa barydes Strabo, Shoot, Orhello, Stmouth, Walker, brig Uarthage, all une: E. ¥, Penny, 3daye from Newbern NC, with a stores, to S. ke YMitehell. Last’ Frida New Inlet, 8 of bulwarks anda box ofcranges, supposed Moon, hence for Charleston, wrecked on Selir Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway, 3 days from Nawberu, NC. with naval stores, aconda, Tolford, from Washington, NC. with stores, to Bryant k Maitland. coteague, picked up 5 of the Not an naval bales of cotton, "Schr Consul, Jarvis, from Washington, NC. with naval stores Sehr. ‘Sohn Roalefs, Lewis, 4 days from Richmond, with coal, to master. Pe Sam! Heary, White, from Cherrystone, with cor, to H. javens. ‘Schr Farmer, Pierce, 3 days from Eastville, with oats, to H. P. Havens & Schr Wren, Lynch, 2 days from Berlin, with com, to M. P. Havens & Son. «efit Old Hiindred, Mitchell, «days ftom Baltimore—bound “sehr Brilliant, Pearsall,3 drys from Virginia, with oysters, to ™Sche'R, Williams, Anderson, from Milton, Del. with brieks, to master seh B Dexter, Smith, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to r. Schr James Meserole, Young, from Philadelphia, with coal, to master. i with coal, to Schr Flash, Somers, 3 days from Philadelphit ter, ™Sche'Intrepid, Applegate, from Philadelphia, with eoal,to master. Sehr Zephyr, Crockett, 8 days from Thomaston, with lime, to maste Schr Massasoit, Godfrey, 2 days from Fall River, with nails, to maste! Sobr °gchr North America, Pitman, from Virginia. Schr Mary Gallant; Wallets, Virgina Sloop Janes, Buckley, Virginia. Below. British barque Cosmo, Cummings, from Bristol, E., April 1, with mdse, to Barclay & earn si ™ , 2 brigs unknown. Sal Bana Douglas, (Br) St Jon SB; Sutton, Charleston, and itor, Sturges, 2 days from Providence, with mdse, Correspondence of of the Herald. Courier Orrice, CHaRLEston, May 10. Art Malaga, Delano, Boston, * Miscellaneous Record. nace: Constitution is reported to be ashore on the Jersey shore Bric Moow, Knudson, from New York for Charleston, one of Dunham &'Dimon’s line of packets, went ashore on Nag’s Sth inst. during thick when they Taad it is expected, together with the cargo, Vessel insured for sbgar Sid 000. The carep was not ver aa ‘able. Bria Morro, of and from Portlan flour, &e. on the 3d inst. i kk, beat over, struch into a cove on Ragged Her foremast had bee by the board. ‘The » with tobacco, on another ledge, beat over, and got Island, and would probably break up.— cut away, ant pars and keel were alongside. Tt was thought the cargo wi ye sa gM Onpers, May 10.—Pu: to stor Erie; Pagsed Mid, C.-B. Balch, detached rom Hydrosraphe Otfee and rhe clases J.J. Pringle, extenced one mouth. Whalemen. New Bevrorp, May 10—Arr Hercules, Ricketson, NW Coast, Rio Janeiro March 11, with 490 bbls 4p 900 do wh oil and XK 008 bo the Ht too a large wumber of "dry ekins,” whic! secounts for her unusual jarge proportion of bone.— Bpoke Bec’ le 9, on 5 35 W, Factor, Hawes, NB, for NW. ant Sid from Rio in co'with Gem, Of aad for St, 000 wed and was in co with her several day Lancastei ‘Arr Lith, Swift Fher, NW Cosst, Tahiti Jan 2, Pernambaco Apr 3, with fe fall cargo, 1060 bbls ap 1200 dg wh hoi, 13,000 Ibe bone Left at Tahiti, Jeannette, Mayhew, NB, 1600 sp, bound home, Capt Micky Capt sie ‘pimolcon, ‘Plaskets do, 200 America Fisher do, 200 wh ‘ind #0 op, bound to. Chee hem Islands; Triton, Chase, do, 600 ‘apipat in on account of apt C’s health, Fotene, ¢ ‘Cummi R, was wrecked on thetsland of omsnica, one of the A queens, no date given— S00, bbls oll “ship and cargo a total love, Spoke off Cape lanus, Appleton, Mystic for NW Coast, Je Swift, Nov 19, 164, at sea, Manwaring, of yo oias aaa 5 wo asia Bonin for Pi Philadephia, May 6,140 miles E ONeerash ct atthe hen a M % weimiten eh, of ae of and 11 days from Havana, May kb Choctaw, Boston for Charleston, Ray 7, [at37, lon 73 ) 27th ult. lat 25 57, le hant, from Charleston for’ Bar! n 59 Manson, of Portsmouth, for Curacoa, 30th ult. lat 2840 N, Wing 2 days from New York for Grenada, May 8, lat 38 M4, lon 72 F:lennor & Ann, of Vienna, 5days from New York, $d inst. lat 92.43, Jon 41 12, Fore! Ports. 2—In port, Frances Ellen Dyer, for Portland, e, io, 15 Conlidence, Bailey, for je ‘Win Henry, Loud, do do; Alex: igs rai Ann, Ash, (late Tyxey, wh a G fol Boston Yor dayie Chiat Reeeawene Tor'salem, une. cease, Deest—Bhd Ann Maria Millet, Singnpore and Can Bh {appa April In port, Eliza, Corner, disg, for Bahia oe Heuenay March 20—In port, Hy Kneeland, Blackmer, for Pilea Phin, 4 of 5 days; Cecilia, Corliss, for Pernambuco, 2 of Home Ports, cantationy Nort ta Aoelion, imei Sianel Selo Cyotatll yee Aryan Tlajeys Neuvitasy i Bote New York; Cybele, Edmunds, Providen yelops, ’ Mountfort, oo} ytatsmours, May Art Sidney, Daly, Augusta for New Nevenvnvrong, May 11-Are Valtare, Small, Alernndrie; Sank May ilar Peace Wilh Busing. via: Hel ent ateronse, Groves, Para; Vanda, Richardson, George: ay 12--Are Norfolk, Rogers, New Orleans, Carb, PAH Catalpa, a mh pred Wi josTON, ine ih | W ingte 1th inst. 10 iomiles Nae of Chin- re & M—two 2il—saw three others and a os of her mainmast was gone | LL AUCTIONSNOTICES. ARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, ke—F. E. will sell This Day s9.nt 10 o'elgek, at No. 91 Maidew ‘cane ment of oF ae utlery, &e. i fet costa. “Alo, a large lot of Poel ‘ wr fe Bocks, Carvens Bart Omiarry Fable and Dew mid ittec erat, Berry, Philadelphia; Sun, Brder, do, with lose of fore “FOR SALE—A handsome ian Grey-hound, 10 mast head, fore topmast, fore yard, main topiallant mast months old. Apply et 67 Canal street. mle aoe et NVirks Meoaidas. Plaka, Aide Ee wown, Love onidas. Pinkham, Trini Genoa, | 7 $ {atnuher Cardenas assis, Eldridge, Clarlestons Minerva, FIVE DOLLARS Re WARD—Los Knowles, Ric! Commerce, Dorethy Norfolk; Talent, morni Marston, Albany. ‘Telegraphed, Colombo, from New ‘Orleans: a small | Gea Brooks, Trinidad, “Signal nal for 3 barques we 4 A brie, Cid } be pad on Carol (oi Amsterdam, via jarion, | mid Sm of thi 1 Smith, Thomas aha mkt; Be WANTED—A snall comfortable House or Cottage Baker, NGiteans, Mozart, Kent, andria; Moselle, Eusti or a part of a house, for a family of five persons, no chil- Philadelphia: Fats, Phllis, Washing ton, NC} Transport, Nick: dren under twelve.” West of the ith avenue would be efron and HR Roberts) Boerum, 8 ‘Arr 10th, Osmanli, eteried: Address the office of E. H, Hudson, Attorney, rr Maareel ikon, Coan, New Orleans} Del a, Broadway, up stairs, with terms, &¢. mit 3t®ec are, Fishe s Harlgw, Baugors, Dover: Masseck, ‘Matanzas; Friend, Lovell, NYork,. Iath,,at—Ai OFFICE TO LET. Colom! New Onleais; “Cen Brooks, Peko, "Ti BASEMENT ROOM to let, with separate entrance— Vu ; Altamaha, Jenney, and Ret Ja ket fine large Basement Room with a separate entrance. ce, Johnson, Rap) hhannock Fi 5, Me suitable for a professional gentleman. Enquire at 487 to "Charleston, Tele Ann. from. Far on street. mi3 lw*re ory Sid, wind WS'We Ws E, Siberia; Delaware (not 1ith), Bee, Marion. ey Picea a Me Rajah ‘ull rem Fast’ ON OTS: MATCHED HORSES. LE—The fastest well matched Pair of rDroging Horses jee country, known as Hardware rr Hy Clay, Nye, Alban d Apolo (Nor) Tanda NV one ta Teed al tor and Apology. ADDIE tiny J, MESSENGER, ao Georgetown; Richmond, and E iman, Ellis, mid dt*ec Lumber street near Rector street. ee a. Dane SORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR abe (Se aghten, NY‘ m NBS Leo, Piere, see. Be See qed challenge, Fewer Nvork foc Bessors tlyaes, Eauaeton) est, an believed to be one ofthe fistet pacer a ihe country; y on, wit tol new. whole is me fearee tte eds SS AL EL gad ae yen Offered for sale as the owner is lenving the ¢ quire of frnpertal Rest Here vjsbaltian’es | °'myit lwis®th HARRISON & FLEET, 21 Rosevelt at York. ies Messeiiger, Sands, Potomac River; Gen De’ Kalb OST—A Pocket, Book, containing the following Draft, the Fields, Fredericksbu: a Ar ith, America, Dix, Bangor; vote ‘second and third 1,081, at ‘on Paris, drawn by Messrs Jay, Nickerson, Ph iddlesex,’ Wheeler; Ris Camenan, Whitehouse fe C Clew the 2d and. 3d Sun, Burrough; China, eWiwawarena artaat teeter aber | teat at sight, on Hamburg, drawn bi Messrs. Camman, White: Perseverance mple, Hildreth, Rondout; Jas Leanpheer, | h house & Co., order J. F. Clew. _ D: Richmond, May 7th Proo! ges, aud Peacedale, NYork. Sid Julia, Bur: | inst. taint day: order C. J, fackeeat AC aontealernae Seaman, Scull) Charleston; HG King, Warren, | Bank of Va artin, of Richmond. $50, Moses Brown sld 7th for Norfolk, uot’ Philadel: sarknote ot, New York bane; $4 in country moperssae | ane inanguriia, May 19—Art Sea Nymph, (Bs) Vaughan, Li BERR hee Lad elegy epee yernool; Homet, Pulelford, Feanton® A ius, Newbern; igthe person pa in ren tag ee AB Rival, Ogden, and Commerce, Johuson, N orig EW. ‘ashing | Clew, No. 149 Nassau street mi3 2ec jew Sinith, Boston, Woodlands, (Bi) Stdoker Wi; Kater Seana! DR. BANNING'S LECTURES. ton; York; Achsah, D, Providenc DB, BANNING will Lecture, free, on Wednesday and Fri- May’ ll—Are Lad Clinton, Cramer; Wm Burke, day evenings of this week, in Broome Street Church neat Chester, Robinson, ‘Bostou; orl WwW irk. ye, NO, May6—Arr Mary, Hilton, and Register, Hutick, West Indi Toran Ms i Republicn, Sharp, Hoffman, ans C eure ‘Market ste quarter before 8, on the Treatment of Local and myl43t*isre OBE! Cn Be ve BIRTH DAY will be celebrated ob: Grand Fest val and Ball, at Franklin Hall, ‘he 3—In port, Sabattis, Cox, from Boston, : ; Tallahass Hadley; Ceylon, Cooke Gep Skoiield, Bkol: fom pts tems ext, May {tth., Tickets 30 centa— a Fonolas eve anereien Augusta Kenny, for Liver: | the Hall. Leader of the Band, Mr. J. Hoffman. ‘To commence 2ool + ssc ‘rieste, allao, Haynes, im a N¥ork wig Aralant, Raymond, ’ts 3; Eliche Desison, See soto “presi myieeieo for do, Idi; be Bartlett, fm London, wty REMOVAL. ues Wabyn (Sinus, MeDeiald d, Cpmberiand (2) Bi, Power, and Thos son, (br), Seatle, for Lit rie bi id a Rast, 1c) Below, coming up, Epervier, Farwell, Battersby. 3 By Last Night's Southern Mail. May 19— St Thomas; J & W Exrickaon, Smith, Charleston; ler, NLondon A Barrimone, May 12—Arr Jas W er, Boston; Chattahoochee, Bake rmuda, ( Barl ) Bertrand, Barcelon: Senate, ot ( Aust) Grivico- NYork; Br brig ‘Thos Cld Harriet Thompson, Whipple, R. BROWN, Ocuuist, successor to Dr. Child, has re- moved his office from 76 Chambers street, to 163 Canal st. Empire Baxter, fm New ‘ork, wtg; | uear Varick, where he continues his successful treatment on all vga, Hegel, for do, ldg;, Planter, | diseases of the eye. mit 3t*re $M (Sh mere DR BRADSHAW. lade} HAS REMOVED fire 1 OFFICE TO ry, Chase jadel phi 9 Barclay myl2 lw*ec Once we. CLARKE has Feorel his Intelligence from 350 Broadway to 95% Duane st, one door from sae! he tm to provide protestant help, both ter, at $2 a year. Duane street uneurrent money bought and exchanged. mys Im*ec MINIATURE PAINTING. A. McDOUGALL has removed from No. 11 Park Place York; J + to 3% Broadway, fourth house above White street, eas! side. mvé Imbec BANK FOR SAVINGS. OTICE.—This Institution is now removed to No 107 ALBKANDRIA, Ma ig Jani ad Chambers street. m3 Imre catenin ag earest Knowlton, Providence; ob THIRION, MAILLARD eerie re REM », 96 to ARL posvannae lay 9—Arr Georgiana, Currier, and Philura, STREET. pie RL fo. REMOVED. TO PRINTERS. HE Bowery ing Establishment, No. 102 Bowery, be- ANTED—A stout, active boy, ness for some time. Apply mi3re WANTED. NE HUNDRED enterprising Farmers and Tradesmen, to fot the each, to purchase atract often thousand acres. subscribe of land, in on t pleasant and healthful locations i America, of easy access and in the mits ol thriving aS ree Enterprising men who would like to cure, warrantee deed for 100 acres of good land for $25, are i vited to call at the Real Estate Market 37 W: OLD BUFFUM & CO. TO HOTEL RB EPERS. ITED—A Situation as Stewart or Barkeeper, by myl43t¥ec youn of he principal Hotels in this country. Address A. i ‘mii 3 of a private fami Allen street. ANTE. pos ae by an experienced Cutter—o1 qui ferences “ to tae. stating where m3 3t*re who has been at the busi- fourth story, Herald Office. ug man who has had many years experiense | in ai the 1g this to ¢ of a custom shop. Good re- ae Cutter, Herald Office, tween Grand and Hesterstreeta—Removed from the old stand, No. 292 Grand street.—The subscriber would wish to inform his old customers and the public, he can supply articles u his line ax cheap asany in the sity. “He would call public midi stock of suimmer Fancy summer Vestings are of the most be: patterns, and the roredanaie terns sea rary exccte-cd arener intl aia hed in the moat fashionable, style. "in fact, he is able to every article in the clothing line at unprecedently low pri myil se ec ies preset. L. ROGERS. KEMOVAL. RS.CARROLL’S MEDICATED VAPOUR AND SUL- PHUR BATHS are removed from No. $25 Broadway to street, west of Broadway. Open from 6 o'clock. in morning til §ofeloek atuight. Sulphur Baths require our a hour's notice. Im ce MONEY LENT. (THE Subscriber has removed to 423 Pearl, comer of Rose street, where he continues to loan money on any amount ou dry goods, gold and silver watches, plate, iyo niture, wearing apparel, and every siriert ol ty. i . diamonds, 5 ro permonal iieat Peeriie 423 Pearl, corner of Rose st Persons may bereceived in the private Coy BY, ing Di ‘bell at the hall door. ‘or one ofthe mo: Ay ep htnogh ce Will insure each man $300 over ting to that effect mi i & opportunity of le tive. Every man will | Seve Soy Rees 95 90 958 ie ha . ‘ue need apply unless he has that sum, Publishers to establish as no one else can offer For full particulars apply to 95 Duane street. worl en The Poralar wor ivan’ them; they wil for it is the ol my6 Im*ec extensive Publishing houses ited States, afew active young, men to act ss proprietors A wri- Uae besides: sh to obtain a good fitting out. No fe ject of the food agents, ad give them such a chance m. MONEY TO LEND. ABRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, $8 Reade street, loans money, in large or small aums, as may de required, cone and silver watches diamonds, silver plate, jewelry, , furniture, wearing sand merchandize, of every description, 30 Imre OR SALEThree large and splendid PANORAMIC Vie WSs theBay of isfinds Jn New Zealand, painted by Robert Burford ; the city of Rome, by the same artis, covering a surface of 10,000 square feet of canvass ; and the Departure o} the he Laracites, 60 feet renal tine Peicitane ame COs seer WO Your to obtain the other as uation, one as Cook, Digest cok SeerWaie to town or fare Re Any communication left at 218 Mott street for iG Ae 4) first floor, will be carefully attended to. m9 _Iwére Ay ae le Eland xe Bail inclaak che wit Maron hear something greatly wo ber adv street. myl2 ec Given BOARDING, with pleasant rooms, for si le men. Likewise, a handsome furnished parlor wi ng, guitable fo =D} tee! fa o ENIRS. GERE, 27 BOARDING. 0. LET.—Splendid newly furnished apartments, com) ing Bed rooms and Parlours, with full board, for farili for single gentlemen. References required. Houston street, near Broadway. vil Iw*rre Mees H BE, BEY AND VEGETABL xd Proposals, to be endorsed ‘* Offers for fresh Bee t, until Monday, Er they must be of good quality and the best the market af- rds, and each article must be offered for by the pound.” Bond, in two-thirds the estimated amount, with two sureties, wil be "required Gas emeentes bys by the contractor. ry Agent's Office, ge: cer APE ROSPER M. WETMORE, Navy Agent. TEXAS LANDS. ERSONS wishing to fect, will -y Office, 71 C my 4 lawiwee ind it to their advant street corner of Nassau stree! chasers. Forsale low for trade or cash, by. J. F. RANDEL. Women of respectable character, are desirous recommended from Gye last employers, and have no aiene F ESTHER COHEN, who formerly lived with Mn. Boarding-house keeper, Union street, Liverpool— years ago to live in New York—will street, Salford, Manches- Prince street t preferred. Apply by note, to Mr. R., 426 Houston BOARDING AT 27 COURTLANDT STR Courtlandt street.” Also, single and double bedded rooms, with Breakfast and Tea, mipply, at 411 FOR THE NAVY. &e.” will be received by the Navy ‘5 ent at his office, & Water fds Texas Lands, Patented and re to call at the ma examine a few choice selections, in ope) sur- der of merit and in good condition, and may be had on very seasonable terms, on application to JAMES PAGE, mil dt*gbz 101 Walnut st., Philadelphia. ,| | ITTELL'S LIVING AGE—No. 53—I7th May, 185— Contents:— 1—Panch—Mr. ( Puneh's Noy’s Maxims 2—Sabbath Nigh nburgh Review. 3—Thomas Hood ,. Hood's Magazine. CAleever ‘Sea Weeds. ~Ghambers) Journal S—Bookielling before the invention of the Pres jemoiselle Leuormand tage. myl0 2m tykeyere wt ‘ontinental Railrouds & pectator. OARD WANTED.—A single gentleman wishes to obtain | ®—St- Giles and St. James, ee fwtee Tee srs he coud realige the com $A Few Days ina French Chateau... Chambers! Seurmal: 10—Rail way Literature . 11—Social Anarchy in France. 12—Winckelman 13-The oe Poetry—Brit Foreign Quarterly, R ze = guaery, Review, cod» Magazine. rnest—Laman Blan- ‘Scrape—Misprints—Fort Leavenworth; Proving an Alibi; Litign” - - Forssle, Veholetaleandeetai, by WM. TAYLOR, 2 louse, N.Y. SHURTZ & TAYLO ton, Baltiore, Ma. rayne A HEA Bi Chatlecton,'S. C. tp, N. B.—All the New and Cheap Publications received regula. ly and for sale cheap, cheap, cheap, mi It’ -NGRAVINGS AT AUCTION. on Thursday ¥, his new es- ut, No, 208 Broadway 7 ilock, 8 5 lection of Rare Old Line Engravings” and other hinaloo ceived from very desirable lot, {i splendid collection of Planta; and on evening, a valuable ine of Paintings, sold b order of executors. 1a eee SUPERIOR PLANTS AT AUCTION. A, REVY will sell on Friday Moming, at 12 o'clock, at No. 213 Broadway, choice collection of Plants, comprisin Roses of every sort, Camations, Azaliaa, with the usual varieties of other Plants, from a celebrated Florist. m *ec F Wulton street and 32 Ann ment of excellent Furuiture of all are the latest style of Sofas and ( marble top, centre and pier Tables Vashstands, Tables, Tea drobes, F steads, mahogany Rockers, Wox Freich Chairs, ‘Paso Stools, &e. “Alam, a large and i ral esl “ Paintings, marble top dres reas, Glass and Plated Ware, Trays, ready for examination. GREEN HOUSE Le ke DOUBLE DAHL) N coaseas uence of the Races the Ihrge sale of Double Dahlias, Green Hi louse Plants, &c., is rponed until Thursday, t5th inst,, at 10 o'clock, at the Seed Store reat Dunlap & Carman, Bresew ay, when will be Cerny 1008 of the finest named 4 Double Dabling warranted correct; Tiger Flowers Amaryllis Roots, 1000 ee eet ing of Monthly Roses, Carnations, Geraniums, Verbe and other Plants suitable for ornamenting City (coe arin logues wi] be ready on the morning of sale. aa tale and lower Seeds of very description at ale nd warranted genie OOSURLAP Gal PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT, REAL ESTATE. Executors’ Pustic Sate—Estate or James Sri Paes —WOLBERT & HERKNESS will sell at Public Sal ursday, the ath of May, 1845, at 73g o'clock in aft the Phitadelphie bachan ith street, between Race and Wine streets. I that certain two story frame building, and lot or re ate No. a Race and Vines of Philadelphi 18 feet 9 inches, ud wide alley, let onen for f meta to the north,) eee mches. Clearot al cane No 2—Fourth street, between Race and Vine streets. All that certain three story brick store and dwelling house,and lot or piece, ofground thereunto belonging, situate N jo. 108, on the weat side of Delaware Fourth streets between 3 car streets, in the city of Philadel contagiagin (vont or Go said Fourth street 17 feet 7: hes, (including an alley ides by 66 fet in length, and also the soleand exc ht of building over and under the said a3 iors of ri 36 feet from Fourth street) and in les Clear of all incumbrances. jo. 3—Filbert street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. All that certain three story brick dwelling house, = the lot oF piece of Sroun C ereunto cone situate No, 50, on south side of | treet, between Ninth and Tenth streets, in the city of Philadel , containing in front or breadth on Filbert street 16 feet 6 inches, (including one-half of the ‘ley to the westward) and in lenge ‘ordepth north and south 76 feet, to £ 90 feet street, called Traquair street. Clear of all incum- rances. or on x4 No. 4—Filbert street, does the abovs All that certain three story brick dwelling house, ‘wid the lot or piece of ground thereunto belonging, situate No. 52, on the south ide of suid Filbert street, next a {joining the herein before de- Tibed property on the west, ining in. Ios or breadth id Filbert street, 16 feet 6 laches (including one-half of aforesaid alley) and in length or depth 76 feet, tosaid Traquair Clear hy incumbrances. th street, between Race and Branch strec all ine cocele ize story brick dwell c house, cr the lot or piece of ground thereunto belonging, cult side of Delnware Fourth stgett between ace ‘snd’ Branch ets, in the city of Philadel in front or breadth ontall Fourth street 24 feet 24 thehes, and. in Tength or depth t and west about 60 feet, more or less, the right and privilege of an alley. on the north side, of? feet 1134 inel BUILDING iors, in width. Clear of all incumbrances. N. B.—The lemons Building Lots will be sold agreeable to the Bere now on file at the Exchange—copies of which may be io. 51 Market street, vi ice street.—S: 4 Building Lot 1, 2, 3,4, 5 and tea g atc an dienorth tide of age street between Ashton and Sehuyl- ame Murcets each #2 feet Trout Uy IM feet 6 inches im enth. hton street —Eleven Baiidiog Lots, oes 5. 9, 10, B 13, 14, 15, 16 an , situate on tt east side of ton between Race and thy e streets, each 22 feet 9 of Luter pee Fah 17, which is 23 feet in front, aud the whole 132 fe a Setisihll Fe Front, streetEleven Building Lots, Now. 18, 19) , 27 and 2, situate on the Senastlal Front street, between Race aud Vine stream, each 22 food ws eaep op eogee No. 18, which is 23 feet front, and f Schuylkill Front street.--Two Bu ing Lots, Nos. 29 and 3 ‘ront street, between situate on the west side. of Schuylk ce and Vine streets, No. 29 a front of 22 feet 6 inches, and in depth 132 feet; and No. ah havi 8 tout of Mi feet, by 188 feet in depth, along Race stre Race street between Schuylkill’ Front, street and Aspew Al. ley.—Ten Building os. 31, 32, 33, M, 35, 36 andi 10, situate on the south side of Race at,’ between Sch kil Front street and Aspen Alley, each 18 fect 8 inches front, 20 feet in front, by 100 feet in depth, exgept No, Fe ee en eee el tinves rect Schuylkill Front street, between face and Cherry streets — me Building Lots, N Nos. 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47 and 48, situ Tetbn the cant side ‘of Schuylkill rose street, between Rac and Cherry streets, each 20 feet 9 inches front, by 125 feet in bag el excent No. 41, which is 20 feet 10 inches front, by 12 ft re ™ Aspen Alley, between Race and Cherry areets, and roy. pe Front Se LC eee) vse eon jos. and 58. tide of Aspen Alley, becwtes Roce and ‘cherry, wand hay Front and Second streets, each lot 16 feet 6 inches in front, 62 feet in depth, except No. 58, which is 17 feet 7 inchés in 7d by. 63 feet in depth. i ‘Schuylkill Front street is 60 feet wide, curbed and paved. Race street is curbed and paved. Ashton street is 0 feet wide. 20 feet wide. bth hole of the Captain an will be sold posi- tively tad wanout eserves Cepioniee and Builders are invited to ete the premjees. "Terme at sale Bsecuiors ¥ order of Sxeculon’ OLBERT & HERKNESS, mi WF&Sato29 re Auctioneers. SMALL STORES FOR THE NAVY. OARD—A single gentieman can be ae wrath | PPROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed “Small Stores,” will be board, with a pleasant front room, by applying at 28 Pearl received by the Nav’ ‘at his of ‘Water street m0 Riseod*re ‘until Monday, the 24 of fune next, 23 clock, P. M, for the supply of the following articles, for the use of the Naval Ser- vice for the year commencing on the first of July next tad end- ing on the 30th of June, 186, in such quantities as may be quired, to be of good quality’ equal to the best of those generally f, st the 2d day of June next, at o'clock, P. Ne Ae the supply of fresh Beet and Vegetables forthe use of expe td suis othe nopctin ofthe a 3 ag Navy on the New York station during the fiscal year com- | Brushes Shaving © mencing on the Ist of July next, and ending on the th of June, | 40" serubbmg. jo Shoe do Clot! Buttons, Nav’ at PORABLE SHAVING CASES. T HESUBSCRIBERS having perfected and finished a varie of the above, offer the same as the most complete yet inv itable to the wants of the travelling public, contain necessary for the toilet, with ition of the Tablet Strop, for sharpening ‘and 17 Broad: 2 25° = for manufacturing Bont Boi to manufacture the same with the a Manufactory to let. Enquire of JOB JACKSON, 113 Water st. PLANTERS’ | nee ne TOMPKINSVILLE, STATEN 18! HE SUBSCRIBER jatest improvements. AND. som ek hopes to merit a continuance of their favors. food jathing House yo % an the Boat from the New Fi Pane half the former charges) stops at Bay Hotel Dock—! eats Freights chesp in proportion. t* eights cheap in proportion. Or rE, Proprietor. P. OZ Several Ho Houses and Cottages to let—apply as abov May 13th, myl4 way. the city. iy = OL! — Apro y and of the newest ¢ mie imeee T EYE. DR. POWELL AND DR. DIOSSY, | OCULISTS AND OPTHALMIC SU, GEONS A hair toa beautiful brown or black uid Dye known as Alexander's ‘Tricobaphe—a able discovery; and it has im no ‘case Tailed to dl effect. tel: vers, it imparts a b ati i brown or black color. ‘ale by Rushton 110 Brondw: ce th Inne; J. W. Wright & Co, 2 Cedar street ; RS throwy pea wh United States, or of sole » & G. A. WRIGHT, #2 Goath te Phil ents, street, myl4 Im*je jadelphia. AGi~me Beles g z, F 3 Le mitee 200 ‘rn for sale UY ve ‘Tatiee ie ping gore the mon G. 8A NBER receipt Also apectfully informs his friends and the public, that he is now ready to receive boarders for the sea- BIGGAR’S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS, Peg in the country at less ke ry for Looking Glasses in liquid Dye which instantancously changes the'color of the ‘without injury to the hair or wand fer applying it to, gray hair or Aspin- ‘9. dru ral, 86 William strege Sormeont Moers i Taylor, 81 Maiden and of the principal a Peper black’ and red in it botites Ravors; in single cases +s. do Led dozen Pie m4 ach fficient amoui the fvithful eet Cuaprerilres eye sil Recording to law Navy Agents Offce, New youn Mt: Wirwone, myl4 Itawdw ec Navy ent. BLACK OXIDE OF MANGANESE. 10 000 LBS. Ground, of very ‘superior quality, just re- ’ ceived and for’ sale epy E & BROOKS, New York. mitec No. 65 and 67 Nassau street. 10, 000 LBS. OLD FILES, but little used, for sale.— Also, alot of File Steel and Tools for ie worthy the itention of mantfactarers and smithe. Ay jo. 166 Water steet. my!3 Im*re LINEN DUSTERS, parm otector from the dust, to ALN wivch hose whe attend the Racer wi ‘pe subjected. "For ounta sale at 31 Broadway, opposite the Foam tNNINGS & CO. HANGING PAPER. at 12, 000 13 LBS. Brown Hanging perme wel CORES for sale midec No. 65 and 67 esata street. malig, in| Mat FIAVE removed to. the premises lately occu LYY,.| FEATHER BED, MATTRASS AND BEDSTEAD practice] saciggvely eonanédto Hivenen oF ° 16 AND 158 GREENWICH 91 STREET, tions upon that Organ and its appendages and all harrier Comer of Courtl aaeh of Vision, Dr, Powell formerly studied for five years with the Feathers from .. .. to celebrated Dr, Jacob, of Dublin, the discoverer of the “Mem- Hair Mattrasses, from. brana Jacobi” inthe Eye. Dr. Diossy was apupil of Dr. Elli- do ots fora similar period and subsequently acted as easistant in hig arene ractics ‘ ie modersie—i'he poor treated gratuitously from { to 1 Eyes inserted, Warren street. mit im*ec ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHE. edateads, of mahogany, te ee NEW AND INVALUABE DISCOVERY, BEING A pula ll the different pata in "use, And in rie ron $90, according style Kite ie especially ealled to the Patent Cees alah This bedstead must skin. The superiority of this Dye consists in its easy annot mode ot suillention aad lesesntaneour eleoeeall other Ores Oe eee rec alteccecnas Tim lave amin taeeienl requiring from ten to twelve hours to produce any chan Its | our years—have taken the premium ver medal) at the Faw superior excellence will be apparent to every one upon of the American Tnstiate, do over a tte, been sold—what ation. ‘ p etter is wanted the article! Every et from the sce Daily Sun."—Au pete evicencele Bo 4 conarits.—‘The. effect of the above on te hai truly ax private farmilies tannot de wid dat tem i a J yeas ee wee - our office, and the change | "Od Feathers dressed to black was instantane. UAMUEL S PARKE "iixtract from th ladelphia Daily Foram,"—Several of | &# Road ag new. SPARKLE” equaintances have recently anplied to their hair the valua- ECONOMY AND ELEGANT. SUMMER HATS. ROBERTSON, determined to maintain the reputation of N° PHOENIX HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, 103 Fulton st, between William and Nassau, East of Broadway, FASHION e asthe chenpest in this city or aoe other, begs leave to introduce eof, ar cai to the public a very be which for lighthess, beanty tnd for cheapness ni Sant and genteel eer F fxpomnretorain'without, “injury, 3 ‘do without losing shape paler’ For pastnens' pry atl, Trin important to keep the heal dy and ‘oo Saeed ich han nat ert been to the peculiar style ijrimming re ch te suribrbus o experience 80 ver) Their welght ranges teat oa BATS Lew soa oa GRAND SALE OF DAHULIAS. J. M. THORBURN & CO. beg respectfully to in- form their customers and the public in sore that they rjltbaves grand f say the qu rowers in this Comey Several of the oo sorts will be inclu- a in this sale, and not a variety but what is beautiful, none other being retained in collection. The liberal patronage they receive encouragen the importation of every ehotce soft el ated in yp bene § andon the continent. The lots are small for the accommodation of those in Cn nae By, who ‘ial bd : pice” Gtalcguse tn Tene ely. Catalogues on ana gow on view, and the whole ii mid 3t* ee morning. pl rendy for examination on Sale by Mr. J. B. Glover. WILLIAM WRIGHT, 1 Nassau street, FORMERLY OF THE RAM’S HEAD, FULTON STREET, OULD inform his friends and the panties quence of the dissolution of his conn Head, he has rented an extensive Dattding era the public accor modation, at the above address, between Fulton and John sts., where the best ‘Wines, Al uors will be ided for ‘m. Ly on Monday, the 12th instant be prepared to open tablishment, and request the pleasure of « visit trom his between the hours of 11 and 2 o'clock. my!2 Stis* ee W. T. JENNINGS & CO. DRAPERS AND TAILORS, . miele, ee, Now 3 Brand way» American Vote, ger fr i val , com pr rng Cath, Case re, eecymen ic inail the ow and ta styles. UTthe id of as efficient a corps of Cutters, as can be found in the country, warrants us in the belief that the style and charac: terofour jarments, ‘will be sach as to merit a continuance of the liberal patrouage heretofore elicited. ‘Whilst an assurance. of the continuance of the system of Small Profits and Sk ‘Returns, cannot fail to be appreciated by those who would effect a saving of the extra per centage le- ved under the credit system. We would fe oy Darpiraler to the paramere rete the furnish—than whic! ere is NO g ae a esate ‘a trial from those who appreciate a ‘cave and eleganc jon to the usual sesortgent of goods k« by artfendition fo the, watal paral Reedy Made Dress and Frotk Coats, Pantaloons, Veats, ke. to answer the requirements of those "who. in eases of emergency, may require a Grstrate male, ‘Aigo, Fancy Dress Articles in great variety; Seapfa, Cravats, Handkerchie is, Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery, ‘Under- Vest Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Cohtarn, hey he. m3 Imisrre THR Usiteo Stare: "No. 9 Bowsar—AN a by ived a large ae it of of English Carpeting, ordered ex) rf ey de, wh haa they offer for ee cent lower receiv 9 Bowery, pita Ne ee Hester st. . —THE TEEHH. EST Saas aL ee 20 per cent below the former ly inserting single teeth, ci any shade requ Marry spel oar Seek whee of Wied: separating decayed teeth, as cleaning icents teeth me Toot voihe ards Common Carpet. ie ae “ Double Super 268 ree Ply Carpeting 4 Floor Oif Cloths... FA Canton Matting... Bs acing uaual in the best manner. mode of extracting wl 3 as oderate. and roots ofteeth. Charg TO CANADA SHIPPERS. HE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive goods at thie (ack "HE WH ena ie may Canty He wi Sri ids he ote dare Se ‘or feulars money (to the shippers. parti TiviNoer gy, 19 Imisre No, 10 Wall st. GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN. ALVANIZED SHEET IRON ANP. THe Perior article, warranted not to rw Tron, Ri Sheet Iron, Sheet Coppe rican by UK RMOMS.—-4 sul acrows RRCURHIONS and ‘a walk to the jong the exceedingly Deautifal and picturesque he most easily accomplished ail rural excursions that can be made from the ¥ re) ng eapect, the trees being {he sol eererflent order, having been considerably vy irom Brea Canal and Christopher streets, are pletely fer bey itl ngs and seat; samufely ued up Hol ion to ia Barclay, ‘street, watil ke "Horriage, 636 seats, may Swietye agar L OF ALL jan Fiel thgres of the place, will prove 1 and attractive o! ds now present a ch o