The New York Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1845, Page 3

to-day, for the stocks used in this marketiprinoipally for investment :— Pre! or i 1 bie New Yorx Manxer, eas ct & Schenectady Ri Syrs scuse & Utica Railroad, is an” ie - Auburo & Syriense dG all8 — allt 1M alls Auburn & Rochester RR.’ 106 al08 105}a— 106 2108 It will be observed that the closing quotations for these tocks to-day, were, In some instances, several per cent below those current on the 27th of last Februory. This is a surprising fact, as the mere accumulation of interest on most of these securities should have improved the inarket price at least two percent. Since the 29th of April avery great improvement has taken place in Prices, but that can be attributed principally to the change in the public mind, in relation to our public af fairs. With this improvement, prices for many of these stocks are not where they should bo, and some of them offer at this moment a better opportunity for invest- ment than has been presented for a long time. Rate. able. 7. United States" ‘eae 1d allisg 1 New York, 7 1848-19 pe 4 ibor-ee-tt igetie «Se Rese eet od 3 1846-7-8-9 — < be 5 150-1-3 s ie ce 100 4 5 1858-60-61 103 100 46 1849-5495 — Ohio,,, 6° 1850 98 “ § toca Be koa Be > ; ies 103 sits 100}ga Kentucky, 6 —= 100 iO, 100 0 ins, § im Sebhy mee Indiana, 5 yearn 2% a safe x Arkans, 6 == ois — i Alabama, $ —a - “ — Ways —a— — Pennsy Ivaniagd —_ Tia 7h — T1gA B Tennessee, 6 = — 100 "al03 — ted N York City. 1857 M3 all7 1M ab mb os 1852 108}ga! Load — ‘s ; 18-70 100 00s 98 8 99 tod Bk Comn’e N. Y. an ; a 96% 9G- a — OR 95 2 6% N.Y. Life Ins, &e Trust Co. 1i6"aiah 110 alls Farmers’ Loan & ‘Trust Ci O4 — ad Qhie Lite tus, & Drust Co, Ma % ak of Us ng o% — Boston & Providence = 8109 Jerse 99340 4 A very large amount of the debt of this State falls due |" this yearand next, The resources of the State Troasury to meet the payments at maturity are ample, and every dollar will be paid when due. Wo annex a statement showing the amount falling due, and at what time. Dest or tHe State or New Yorx, Marunino 1845 anp 1846, Amount due in July, 1845,. + $1,380,090 35 Amount due in January, 1846, 2,362,535 66 Amount due in 1846... 3/2... 572,304 00 94,314,930 01 It is stated by the Comptroller, that about three quar ters of this amount is held by foreign capitalists. Solarge 4 per cent ofthe amount being owned abroad, induces us to look around and see what prospect there is at this mo- ment, of its being re-invested, or of ita being drawn out of this country. It cannot be denied but that the course pursued] by the Legislature of Penn- sylvania in relation to the payment of interest on their debt, must have a very unfavorable influence upon the general credit ofthe States abroad. The partial resump- tion of payment’ by Pennsylvania, last February, had a very flattering effect in Europe, confidénce became ina measure renewed, and the cry of repudiation for the time ceased. Had that resumption been upon a good basis, it would have beep permanent,and there would have been a gradual but steady improvement in the credit of the States of this Union, in Europe, and foreign capitalists would have eagerly invested their funds in our se curities. The success of the Illinois Canal Loan is sufficient evi- dence of the anxiety of the capitalists of Europe to invest in our stocks, provided there is even a moderate probability that the annual interest will be paid promptly. We find that even in the midst of threatened difficulties between the two countries, the Illinois bondholders in Europe are advancing a large amount of capital, to ensure the completion of an important work. The foreign loan made for the purpose of completeing the Illinois and Michigan: Canal, cannot be looked upon as aloan to the State o Illinois, ‘The payment is specially provided for, and is entirely independent of the other liabilities of the State. Holders of the five per cent stock of the State of| Fine New York, falling due this year and next, may be induced to re-invest the proceeds in the many good stocks in the marke repe for investment in stocks paying but about ene half the rate of interest our stocks do. There are enough good stocks in this country daily sold in this market to absorb tentimes the amount of New York State stock falling duo within the next two years. There are five and six per cent stocks of this State to be obtained at any time, and we cannot fora moment believe that the for reign holders of the $3,250,000 of New York stock nearly due, will take the amount out of the country, when they can immediately invest it in stocks similar to and equal- ly as good, as those cancelled. The credit of some of the States of this Union never has been disputed, and the ca- pitalists of Europe know the value of the stocks of these States sufficiently well to retain possession of the stock when they get it. ‘The promptn@s with which the debts of this State will be paid, at maturity, will create ananx iety in the minds of holders to renew the investment if possible. While large amounts of Illinois and Pennsy]- vania State stocks are coming from Europe, to be sold in this market, New York and Ohio State stocks are remit- ted to Europe as investments, and the mere fact that the- European ‘capitalists. are. getting rid of all their delin- quent State stocks—having got tired of waiting for a re" sumption—and investing the proceeds in other State stocks, is sufficient evidence that they will continue todo +o long-as good stocks can be found on this side for in vestment. In connection with this we must take into consideration the value of money abroad and the difficul” ty daily experienced in profitably employing idle capital in Loadon and the other principal markets of Europe.— Not!.ing of any importance has transpired lately in rela- tiow to the debta of the delinquent States. The Legisla- tures having all adjourned, there will be no new move- meat made until another winter, when we may look for ths same waste of time, the same efforts to avoid taxe tion, and the same result of three or six months legisla tion w hich has characterized these sessions for the past few ycars. ‘Tue Legislature of this State adjourned last evening, ha. ving, during the session, passed three hundred and sixty, seven acte,many of which were of a veryimportant nature, affecting the internal prosperity of the State beyond cal- culation. The friends of the Erie Railroad began to de- spnir, having abandoned every hope that the bill would receive attention. It passed by a vote of twenty-three to three. One of the minority opposed the passage of the bill, on the ground that it would defeat tho completion of a great road from Albany to New York. The charter of the Harlem Railroad Company has been so amended as to authorize an extension of the road north, until it con” nects with the western road, or reaches Albany. The bill, authorizing the expenditure of one hundred and ninety-seven thousand dollars for the preservation and improvement of the canals of this State has been re. turned by the Executive to the Assembly, from which body it originated, with his objections for not giving it his approval and signature, His objections do not ex, tend to all the appropriations of the bill; but as the items of expenditure were all included in the seme bill, the executive was compelled to return the whol He 4; proves of the appropriation of $26,000 for the construction of locks on the Crooked Lake Caual, and appropriations for several improvements, &c., on the Erie Canal; but takes strong ground against any deiviation from the policy of ® suspension of the public works, until the debt of the State shall be brought within the safe and certain powor and control of its revenues.— The Governor giv many reasons why the bill should not become a law; but sums up the whole in the objoction he has to the appropriation of a single dollar of the Canal revenues, for any purpose, other than the payment of the interest on the debt, and the liquida. tion of the principal when due. Old Stock Exchange. .°62, coup 113 100 shs East Boston M State S's, 50: 1OL 5 Harlem RR 1 do 9TH y do 78,48 104 300 do biams 80 a ee tao 7394 inne oy BENNMRR bw 78 0 0 ad Aad 10 73 59074 17000 do be a 10000 do m 860 31 “00 0 0 73) 90 3234 7000 Ohio?’s 101 3 \J000 Rewding Bonds 7" 100 do bo 2 “soon LIL Sp » b20 32 in Bank v7 i 3 inet Oo 2 Nii & Hart HC on OO 45) healt bI5 458% 25 Stonington bis moto 6 35 io bio 0 a B'ths Bank of America 9914 25 Mohawk RR. aig 15 Bank State of NY 84 100 do b60 60! binaw 45) 5 vena’ Trust Fs 30 0 Fatmers’ Trust ate aw 3 do bis ido 90 37 do 810 1 = do Ls an tt 193 Morris Canal 100 do soda i lo % Roading RR Now Jersey RR 5.888 Pn tg SESESESESs csc Sa Sales of Stocks at Boston. May 1410 Merchants’ Bank 106}; 8 Cocheco Manuf | Se! Per gallon, and at this rato it cannot now be had. Co 660; 4 Hamilton Manuf Co 1065; RR 119}; 9 Portland, oe and Portsmouth RR 102; 60 E Boston Co 14}; Boston and Lowell and RR 73; 30 407343 ; 73'Nor and | membered for years. 5 15 do, so10ds, 734; 00 do, bo! ™, 74; 300 do, "Ar Avcrion—a9 shares Fitchbu! adv; 15 Eastern do 10} perct adv; per ct adv; 6 Portla: Great Falls Manuf Co $228 Worsted Co $99} per sh; State Bank 61} for 60; 7 Bank 5} a 53 per sh; 3 Mechanica’ Bank Bank 2} per ct adv; 20 National Ins Co 66} for 3, $1000 Nor & Wor ng Island 7 per ct Railroad 993; $ ye 1853, 2 per ct ad; payable 1857, 3a 3} ‘'Prade Report. ~zWe,quote pote at $8 Git a3 87}. Pearls are Exports for 1st to 13th inst., pots 3692 Bexewax—Prime yellow, of all descriptions, sells at | “"USht of over four months. nd, Saco and Portamouth do 1 fassachusetts Bank bene Bank 89} for 60; 131 gue 'g | India Bank made its half reark report on the 21st April; per sh; 2 Eagle | ite assets are $4,232,565 41; its and due, $24 ber as 7 Pe steady at $4 25. Govtoy-tthe Buatat transacted in this staple today oe pet ins ak an to 800 bales. Expor- aire correspondence for rr. Har—North river bale sells at 40 a 45c., as wanted. “ cusks we now quote at 2lc. West- 0; Hams, Ain. 8; Horring , 3 03h; Hay, Am, 1 6002 was quite limited ‘Wausxer—Drudg. ern and prison barrels are firm at 22c. Cotton Trade. Since the departure of the Caledonia there has been very little doing in Hi socks pened A aba y and no material altera- | press, 6.2 6} per M., do appearance of any of BS Saatonaarate antsaiees gen ere | el a nt were not considered of a favorable na- uotations have since droo} gs yee al in prices has been re: juite so firm as previously and the agreed that a small concession must be made, befor sales to any extent can*be effected. Within the ped week the principal purchases have been for Liverpool. We annex a statement, showii staple this season compared wil no actual decl! the movements in this | ly dull previous ones. the United State: mcr ue 8. 1, x oy an gaa a tne See olean iaaeh ‘year 1,094,060 | 18 feared by many, to the injury of the coming crop. 1'673'631 | There is nochange ina commercial point of view; the i at 2,240,752 ‘same period last year 1,829,821 , 03,437 yearbofore... this season so far are near!: nares bales more than they were for the ear before last, when the crop reached near- | Western four hundred thousand bales. same rate for the remainder a crop of at least twenty-five one hundred | fully stocked with American. Provisi 1 correspond: | low prices. About 350,000 Hoops have Receipts at the | the jon, will give us ' ee gene we ear Sugars at $3] a $4, and Molasses $20, with cask. The Pecan, at this port since the 1st instant, 12, Pett that quantity of Molass HY 000 Stock on hand 13th in 63,000 | ore.oF nt. Amount onsale 13th instant moe annex the closing quotations current in this mar Lrverroon Crassirication. U Fl Mobile & N. Orleans. 53 LLAALLLL> P°MyWVI*Geg. Pen ePeep at quoted prices. perators are bus: ‘Trade. little cctv activity in this market for any at ad. We quote Genesee Flourat 81}; Ohio, $4.75 a $481}; e Flour, $3 Corn Se "eve hear that Whes hite Southern Corn, 45 cents, measure ; Northern obuts, weight Wheat, bus! The gross ribeipie of fioura ion, are as follow: Of the receipts for this ye: 15,688 bush. wheat came ‘in at Albuny. The remainder fe ‘week ending 13th instant, there and for Flour. Sales of Genesee, common brands, at v7} 81, $4 87 a $494, the latter being Passengers Arrived. Ohio to a moderate oxtent at $456 a TON—Ship- Seen Lane and family, Mrs R Southern idteon nod family, Mrs Lambert and family, Mrs aiterson, ‘wasa moderate the closing prices. $4 62 for common brands ; St. Louis at $475. continued innactive throughout the week; holders, however, were firm. eae street, $475, cash ; Rich: mond, $487}; Philadel via New Orleans, $4 62; 49c. for round, and 46 a 46c. with a small stock in market, are selling free); 83c. for Delaware ; 34 a 35c. for Northern. Li of Rye at 73c. per bushel. The demand for Howard street Flour in Baltimore on the 12th instant, was limited. $4,50per bbl. ‘The stock on hand was not receipt price from cars continue at $4,3 Mills Flour were m ese sales have nearly cleared the iar ow ask $4,765. Asale of Susquehanna Sales Penna. red at zi =; ie. He wis a mes INC — Corn at 37 a 38 Dar ay Perce. it rig Bek eee cottes, T 1. cash’; Ohio ere was no change on at 47 a 48c. for per bush. for white. at 3a ited sales Holders continue firm at The last byrt — Cit; Flour was made to-day at $4,624. No Maryland Wheats at market. 95 a 97 cts., and Penna. white at 113 cts. cts. for white, and 40 a 41 cts. for yellow. Sales of Oats In Albany, on the 13th inst., Flour yes naan dull at $4} for Genessee, and but little ‘doing. ‘Alot of feed goes into store at 1 There was a demand for 12th inst., at 90c.; Flour 4g; ‘Our report of the Montreal market is of the 13th inst. “ for consumption, and of flour | lips—i92 Spefford & Tileston—7 pkes NC Hayward—7 is article was taken by the y—21 D bakers in place of American flour, of which there was The quality varies very bl have been made atau. oa. ‘prande from fait een atc ‘The salos were then chief! made for spring wheat. none in market. and 238, cash, and 231 superior at 248. B ‘238. 6d. nea wrcequeld et ine or two par- he come Serer a West Ab PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 16. ave ie of 1 minots of barley a hand 38. then we hear of no There seems to be some anxiety for the in consequence ofthe recent drought, need be none, advices, pointy that the droug! for ee crops, poten we (3 ave no doubt but and froste affected thom in some sec- tions to some extent; but rains and prosperous weather having since set in, the prospect of an If the season, till harvest home, be fa- vorable, we shall be blessed with abundance. American Provisions. ar to be much Activity iaapteed is guste & $6, now excellent. Th hi Rit market. Old Cit: TZ cents to Th. Toke of en Butters we ‘with hout change. 15 a 17 cents; Western Dairy, 12 Orange county Butter, al. Cheese, 6a8cents. Smoked a 14; common sorts, Hams, 8} a 10 conte. ‘The market for Provisions in Baltimore, on the 12th Prices had a downward tendency. Mess ye had been made ‘There was but little in- inst., was dull. Pork, $13,50, at which rate small for cash ; Prime $10,50 a $11. y, for Beef, and Pot hear of no 5: Q $10, and Prime, $7. Bacon Shoulders, to Of cents, Sides, 7 s wae dongs Gall, }; assorted, 7, and Hama_from 8 to 9 cents pei There is but little inquiry for Baltimore cured Hi holders ask from 9.to 10 cents per lb. for them. ere have been no transactions in Lard to any extent ; Prime Western No. 1, in ke In Boston, on the 13 ‘ond the retail sales of tho trade. lens Beef at $8,50 n $10 tern. There had been sa 87H cents ; 860 kogs do. 8, from 8 to 8} cents per , but little (by doing in Pork be- Moderate sales -. for Eastern and West fen of 248 0.300 bbls. Lard at 74 Scents per Ib. 4 months ; small cents por ib., cash and 4 months, ‘auction last week of 1069 bbls. Prime Pork at ee $11; 176 do. Mess do. $12,75 a $12,90 ; 78 do. do. $12 a 19,30 ; 24 do. Clear, $14,25 ; io. Western Mess Beef, $10 per "The prices for Beet and inat,, were firm, with sales in emall parcels. fcarce and in demand. “Sales of Uppor Canada were made 67 do. Rump, $9,605 b1.; all on4 months. in. Montreal, on tho 12th American Manufactures. 8, and all luw stout cottons are rather scarce in thie mai firm. There are small sales for ox China are wanted. Two thousan: bales were exported hence from the ist to the 13th inst. There was a fair demand for domestics in Boston on the 13th inat., and he Ghe ore beyro to i! ine ‘and et export, were m: ¢ export thence, for the woek, ro about one Cn seope cl bales. ed'Dratee Many of the oarpate S3z 3 RezEsEse3 seseeseSeusse z g seee 5 = = ze § SezEE a —— manufactured b: our panes are not sui by those imported from abroad. It is said that Vier aatthe have the best machinery, and that their colors, designs an’ materials are also of the best advantages on their « and taxes light among us, it is not surprising that ou! people ahoul ld moet w wit ith 30 much success, as appears to great branch of mansieatins nd tre ‘rede thee has es cae to erect a steam ca: mull i the immediate aly of Boston, and Winnielm- met has been me! place for the establish- ment of this new ra It appears that the increase of new cotton mills as well as new carpet mills, continues all over the Union. Brighton Cattle Market. —At market 325 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working Sheep, and 1920 Swine. ~ Hoar hese ipa hg prone were fully sus ‘ quote extra $6; first quality $5 75; se cond quality $5 Bao 60; third quality $4 300 $5. Working Oxen—Sales at $65, $72 and $83. Sheep—Dull. Sales from 1 60 to $3; Pini wither an? sold. 4g |. Swine—Selectod small shoats 4} and 5c; ordinary lote A} and dj¢; old Hogs 4, 4) and se. At retail $ to 6j0. 1% Foreign Markets. Travian, April Molasses is vory scarce indeed, there is now —— on HA eyes ; the last sales was equal to 24 American produ: plenty and dull. paeton, (Barbados,) April 25.—Since my last, bu Bi 3, 60 iio at RR 26, | tines has beon extremely brisk in the products of the Island; the amount ie A to market exceeds that re- fhe quantity shipped of the sent crop amounity up to this present date, to 12,582 hhds. 761 tes, 825) bbls. Sugar; 1,295 puns. 56 hhds. 13 bbls. Mo- RR 29} 023 per cent lasses. ‘This quantity, compared with that of the corres- fees of last year, shows an excess in Sugar of 9 he ges, peti gee of 700 packay erican produce the accompanyii rice current sal aber vate present stat of the market. ‘The West lebts on current drafts an ;6 Ame- |accounts are $3,119,007 $9; circulation $647,285. A di- Boston Libra. | Vidend has been declared ‘of four per cent forthe six ot, 24 ade; | months. A surplus profit has been carried tothe Reverve ‘Sinte ; 10,00 wae State 5| The winds have been favorable for the working of the mills for the lasttwo months, Sugar making has gone on ata brisker rate than has been known for years, and & large number of persons have finished their crops. The quantity already made for Great Britain amounts to nearly 13,200 bhis, Save for two days sobs. we have had a contmuous April 2and—Alowives eegnio 84) 34; Bread, navy, 3 to 3}, ef, prime, 72 9; Buttor, Am. “od fis Pio 2 per gal Cor ‘Meal, 3.20 8 3 29 per bb; Crstier!, Sha jenty; Corn) $501 2; Candles, Am, tallw, 12' to 13c, composition, 40c; hese, Am., best, 10 a 12; Flour, superfine, Am., 6 tod per cwt; lo $3 per owt; |, Am., 10 a lle; Mackerel, 6a 7, none at market in first hands; Pork, Am., $11 a 12 REE bbl, and scarce; Rico, Carolina, 3.50 a 3" 75; 8 lit eas, 2'5003; Black E Eyed, bic a $3; Lumber, W. P. 24 per M., and scarce, P. P.'13 to 23, ‘i es.—90 ie ‘son Hegrln 470 as £1000 da little, but | “The consumption of Flour and Corn Meal in this ized. Holders | Island of late, amounts to upwards oft 1500 barrel week. A few cargoes of lumber would be acceptable here at present, as it is extremely scarce. Pont av Prince, May 1.— Evorything here is quiet aad politicelly speaking. Business, too, is extreme- The follow! me Fine quotations for the staple articlees of export. Logwood 10} cents. Coffee 13} cents, and scarcely to be rocured en that rate. Flour $20, Hoyt rrency. Pork $45, do. Other articles of ican produce both plenty and dull of sale.” Guayvama, P. R., April 28.—The rains 5] ken of in my last continue, much to the annoyance of business, and it market here, as in all other parts of the island, being which ‘sell at rived at the rts since the Ist of March, ‘The products of are much sought after at high prices; we quote the business of ‘this place is increasing very much, al- fhough the harbor isa poor one, which mukes lighter age both dangerous and expensive. The district, ee is estimated, will make 20,000 hhds of Sugar, and near half about half of which has alrea. dy gone forward, A considerable portion of the Sugars ferior quality, and bought for the European Two English and two French ships are now loading here for Contineutal ports. Married. On Thursday morning, the 15th inst., by the Rev. John Power, V.G., erwanp Rieuzy to Aww Man daughter of F Fancis Kelly, all of this city. On the 16th inst., by the Rev. Dr. McElroy, Mr. Peter B. Pinniz to Miss Sinan M. Scuence, both of this city. Died. On Thursday morning, the 15th inst., at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Axx, wife of Noah Tugwell, in the 30th year of her age, after a short but severe illness, < to-day amount to about 600 bales, | , Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, up their | fom her late residence corner of 28d street and Railroad nce, whieh accounts for the inactive state of | avenue. ‘Their friends are respectfully requested to at- tend. The members of the “ Friendly Sons of St. Patrick,” are Tequested to meet at the City Hotel, to-day, 16th inst. 4 o’clock, P. M., to proceed to the funeral of their respect ed associate, Cs late Bernanp Granam, Esq., deceased. pe BI EY, cre! ro tem. t., at 12 oielock, , of com 8. and Eliza father and brothers, are, ‘The receipts of flour and wheat at tide water for the | With the teachers and monitors of the public schools, re first week of May, are as follows :— spectfully invited to attend his funeral, this (Friday) of- ternoon, at half-past 6 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 19 Easex street. At Gowanus, May 16th, Mra. Anaoart B. Van Buvxr, widow of the late Albert C. Van Brunt, in her 61st year. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her late residence, this (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. nabas Barker, aged 76, Mrs, B. had been long a professed follower ofthe Saviour, and was esteemed a mother in Israel indeed. During her sickne had the presence of her Saviour, and was anxious rt and be with him. Ofer, it may with truth be said, “She hath done what she could.” Mrs Ci th |, Miss Bo: Miss ‘ renard, ‘Townsend, Flournoy, Bar’, Crawford, Bouiers ta | °% Gr Manxs—Brig Virginin—Dr Filbrick, J Hamblin, Captain Disbrow, T Ogilve. Qeonanrorn, ES, E Piso My Beanie Pe wy, aaeay ona Boston Rev REO Wright of New Yorks" Thee S Wrieht, Foreign Importations. w—Barque America—2 tubs dates 6080 don te TPatbore tod do Ayman keo—16 do W Newell, Bhilade- 439 chta 211 hf do Platt & son—33 hf do W P Furniss—149 chests Vietor & Duckwitz—%4 hf do D Bacon, Boston—1990 mats cassia 280 piculs sapan wood 321 coils Manilla cordage Samson & Tap- pan, Bostou—1 pkg silk 1 scarf to master—t4 half chests tea to or Brier Hon Brig Patsey B Blount—36 tons logwood 96 bis sareaparille $1451 B Blanco—$250 J J Labouisse—20 ceroons in- digo Maitland & Com | co~20u T Mtarean—ii9C id Fer Cae i ea siso0, 7% C Rossiere—8 casks th—129 bogs $250 t0 6 oir —Brig Casilda—190 Nd 15 puns rum BD dae neCemak te ee ood wheat in Buffalo on the Domestic Importations, exports on Saturday 7,106 | Cranteston—Ship tharine—185 tcs rice C Buckm s0n—103 bales cotton ur & Dackwitz—37 H Coit &¢co—26 Taylor & Rich—13 hac | 4 ‘os ter—1 Morrison & ‘ood—25 bbls 13 pps Myers—232 tes 28 bales to ordei sun SUN sets. <4 51] Moon sere +79 | man wate Cleared. pee hire, Bailey, Liverpool, G H ie i ' *Norti a Evade private ‘on Fuller, Cobb, Savannah Dunham & Dimon. ‘oam, Davis ‘Tampico, H H. Southma: may & Son. she Morntag Seat, 11 Arrived. inadinied Berry, 5 days from Charleston, with cotton, Rh ‘Americn Be Pony. 2 aaure from Canton, with teas, &e. ; ee raits of me. brig an for Cowes, and saw ii iE wa Chane from Buenos Ayres, March 38, Point Vode Ar ‘April 3, rth a bales to W- W. De Forest; 1 bot John ©, Zimmerman 7,2 bales to order. rig Rico, rel i days from Ponce, PR. to Badeer & Pea with 1% hl 2g bbls sugar Mas ‘Thompson. Le! barques Pantha for rind, Pyslt, sama ay brigs May Flow tu ars W Watson, for nite for Niork, 7 Indep, 3 days tel B /19days from Belize, Mond, with rook, apertey Ba. to Bate, Wlekeos” Laft oo Abnerions asels, jr, lin Helen mesbury, 14 days from Guayama, with 7 iikis tratatees to Masse be roman. aay a Levant, Hathorn, 13 days from Gluayame, with @3 bhds auger to, rrest & Co: 85 to order. Bele Gasilds, Gr Gratree, 12d from, St. Croix, WE. with su: gar, to Nesmith & Walsh brig Orleans of and for Balti- mote, days; nee , for New Haven, 13th May, and others. Bri i, Cutts, from Port au Pringe, May 2, with coffee, to A. C. Rossiere. Len schrs Good Ex from Bost be as Halcyon, Patterson, from Georgetown, diag lumber— "Btig Vi ‘albot, 15 days from St. Marke, with cotton Post oke 6th inst, Jat 25, lon 80, barque Ba igthors, pie a. lachicola ie Boston. Brig Amethyst, Ande: ‘5 from St. Marys, Ga. with 89, tinmber Nosh sh. a) le, Ci en, — beste ft lamber to Badger k Peck. Has i y aticks AWS on ining hoard . 10th inst. epee ty ke jot boat bh ce th Biter. "bel D. brig rer ~i fo: “Brig Caroline, Ke Platt, Merchant, (Iat ig Cs aroling ¢ th cotton, ti Boat ee Phiiit, 5 dams from sedoret Hoth ingt, It 3,108 79, and ie elie foes ooteeained tothe dee Sehr fighe, Mitchell from Mayaenes, May 3, yagar, 20 Potion in board Jet Tassels ee et a e e* Traft barque Cambridge, Sel tae a eee ys from Guayama, with Daryeeens, May i Hon, Beaman, york, “Ch Sld Jas Edward, Amsterdam; Victor, Ri nie, ‘NOrleas; John, | age) ber Baker, NYork. Sid Lewis, ft ba Bayes 2 Hin patie of igh Fe, = from Edentou, NC. with naval Maize, Us ag from Thomaston, with lime, to Sah ‘Potomac, Dusean, 7 days from Thomaston, with lime, , Spear, 7 days from Thomaston, with lime, to el, Lovell, 4 days from Sere, with mdse ‘Virginia. Sultans, 7 apenas * ome Lady Warrington, Stevens, ‘Rio Janeiro: qo Gri Guy AUCTION NOTICES. THORBURW'S DAHLIA SALE. will sell oa Friday (‘This Day) May joon, No. 15 John street, 1500 ou! kets of 10 plants each, consist: cee all ie ee vast last season, amoug umber ‘Standard of rae: the Hs ath, a Borelock atthe Schr Mariutts, Crowell, Bost Ser A. Lawrunce, Meeker, Bostou, Sele Spleudid, Crowell, Boston. by crimson superbly cupped; akon (= Orb, Col. and variegated, ends i oue but what is a five me in the wi collection; are strong and vigorous, and may ground oe a Fy ‘pots. vatalogues oe Mt tHolts Bel " mdse, to yey J i: Huntington, Gerard, from Havana, with Milliet, Great ie, Ba Po Every vi Bar badocs Repeblie, ponte ce, and others. RDWARE AUCTION SALE—Iecch §. Plats 2th Pe is ee a vite wine te ive Catalogues are now ready, in which may - be found many sesponatle woods, and well worth the attention : two, counting house TLE, Auctionce: Miscellaneous Record. Fexnian Letren Orrice.—The packet ships Yorkshire, l,and Francois 1st, Wheden, for Havre, Suir Aue La, of and from Boston for Calcatta, before re- INGS AT AUCTIO) I sell on. Saturday Evening, at No. 293 Broad- o'clock » valuable col; hich are of high merit yey are how ready for exain jes—call and see them. The sal old by order of executors. SUPERIOR PLANTS AT AUCTION. Lat will ene on Friday } Doruing, ef 12 0" UC prock ol VAY OIL PAI EVY Manilla as first officer of barque eer, proce e Building, pags mery. vith the tt officers shipped the others, probanly sila, whi are pen to have found em- ployment otherwise. i Bui.pine at Portiaxp,—Li 13th inst. barque Janet, 200 tons burt! Co, of Boston, and by C: Sheis i bead vessels and but sixty jessrs Knight are about to lay tl gues of 223 ada ter orenaced finished by the ist July. 9 is to coum her.— Tei eg mip go & Son, New Haven.— wweRs.—Lieut Wm A Jones, resis ation. acce ed Lieut Malek fare cancedcl onset lando, acting master bee shi Aineer H Santor mouths; Passed Mid’ Ge promoted to a Heatensncy, ‘Whaleme! Arr at Warren 13th inst. Benj Hush, ¢ Gere Pacific Ocean, Fad ‘mos from Sandwich I: poke Feb 20, Int 2126 3, fe et ahve RACES. IN may fgutt CONTEST WITH THE obi i. 1 inst. Maret aide from the coast of a fad 2 days from Pernambuco, with 1000 bbls wh 45 a and ibe bone," May I, at 38, lon it‘ W. saw an Amer ihe at do Aith tee. Ontario, Green, from NW Coas alktand Islande, wish 409 p bbls wht wh 265 4p and 36 ied by a wi shoke Orogimb oN 3g fi 3 April 14, lat 1 57 Ny ‘Gem, Worth, from a whaling | rae eae 200 sp and 25,000 Ibs boue. Dec 8, off toth, FF ° FASHION. AND JEANETTEAU. Pprocu iekets. ‘at the office, South Ferry, rand in the boats, and to No take the early trains 5 avoid the © REQUESTED TO STATE. that = police ragraph peck appeared in several New York papers anoke, See too “ on Monday last, Jn re ference to a charge having been made sation having been pre! a ing nature, whi ‘x will be found, ine i to have originated in mistake the most exemplary charact Lemrebal be as his good name and fame but fair that whatever may have been said to hi should be retracted, mit de inst. Beverier, Bishan, Rergeanbaco, with 1400 wh 120 sp Soa Ibs bone. | Sold'490 bbis at Rio. le giinniot Alice, 100 sp; oh in ea Tat 39. Nepeane s arr at S$ Harbor 8th inst. 'B, 14 mos out, 1400 w! 200 the only treasures h, et Ranse a ‘and John k, New York, for adratt drawn by the iddle, Nant., 42 mos out 1810 Sp, to cruise 6 ne - Nanak, 12th inst. soi fal’ cago rear oe cahuana, wi 13,000 Ibs bone; George & oe Howland, ‘NB. a drat on the Mechani Southwestern Railroad Bank i in Charl sident, for $300, endorsed above will po the Astor House. As Rose, RC. Seabrook. Any person find oles the owner by leaving em at, been stovped, they can be sp 1200. w bout Jan tah, ate, safuel oe Nile. Hamblin ss] afyero J "Jan llth Milo. fantucket, 600; if) eed 3 denne Edward, Christian, NB 13,305 lex ANTED—A Ea ness capil 9 in a p-rtly, established lite- joe ‘He must possess and reridence, uilthotmesrwhiche Personal’ con: TO FARMERS. YOUNG MAN lately: from Scotland is. desirous of em: ment on a Farm—eit eu be he has had much experience soceees not $0 great an tas a comfortable home. need loop, fm ‘se Carlos. ‘spol n by the ‘Talcahuana, lat TS; ton 8490 W. Com int NZ: Dec 22,8 Wichards | Bocce SH, 300 a im \ Feraambuco 13th ult, Chile, Dexter, of and for NB, late of Salem, has becn purchased at N. Lon- don, and bark Dsomo, late of do. has been purchased at War- ren—both for whalers. f NB. has been purchased of Sippiean,by Elisha 1 8. Bates, to be continued in the whalinh busi: ker scsi 9, Int 36 15; lon 73 90, Cachelot, of Matt, 10 days k fish; ay Jat lat 36 20, Yon 7348, Jane Howes, of it at the same time, r stock oF agricul [P ROCHESTER, from Liverpool—Consi easel will please, send their permits on board Burling Ship, without delay. a are Jinble to be sent to. WOODHULL & 'T, from Porto Bio INTCRNS, 87 South st. BuycrE TEVAN mits on boar, sv iinvendelen fu MINTO roRNS Provincetown, 13 day FIRST STRAWBERRIES. WELSH ee 2A TENS HOUSE, Nassau Street. DITION. i 3 Fist Salm New rica R. WM, TURNER has removed his office for the treat- ment of Chronic Diseases to No. 518 Broadway, afew doors below, Spring street. ri practices according to the Chrono Thermal System of hes SIRE om A. M.to2 P.M. ~~ BATHING—HEA. LTH-G OMFO) tT. E. PUBLIC are informe: ath is now open, both, the week from sunrise e'until 10 o'clock di stand, south side of Castle Garden Bridge, ter, where all who appreciate, Ith, are invited, and offe: adi Honpotand & ‘and 5 days ootpomens, NC. for alpen Sth le, of ee 4 favs! ‘from New York for Baracoa, polite, of and 4 days from Baltimore for | Sth inat. at 31 39, lon 65 59. foreign Ports, Buenos Ayres, March 28—In Bostoa, 3 days; Hamilton, Reed, for Chief, Brown, do, une; John A in ballast Delight, Bi on, Feet Peas, Riss pee nt Moscow, ‘Simpson, for Garton, for Rio Janeiro Iphia, condemned and |, Gladding, from Cadiz via say jae an il 25—In port, Hope, Gray, fm Wil " Dolefor NOvieng,2 ds; Lotte, Blanchard, fin N ace 2ds. 1—In port, Gant Porterfield, for New tandivant {1 do, ready; Geo: Colton, do, next day; auson,. Dockray, Ladies ‘and Gentlemen, every t ure Was Gua Las cide scion) Wvice and "experieuce of oats fous. Years to the invalid, almost without money, without rice; come tnd see for yourselves. LOOK AT THIS. ‘UST RECEIVED by the from Paris, the best artic! ever aa and now offer, eee a the best of French Calf Lg ade to ord the. rete assortment of all ki Ladies, inch sess on = i for New Haven; nea aa disg. ba for Ditchesse D’Orleans, men’s French oer retail, at the low Shee 26—Arr Arios a Beltram, do; Ti pices do. , dos Sp. ER Modesto, May'1—Saltane, Smith, do. Constant, Batavia and ins, and Chitarens, trata largest to Siennae Broadway, eormer of of i aad ds other kinds Mi nity est; and don’t mistake the No. AMUSEMENT PARK THEATRE, NEFIT OF MRS. SEGUIN. Al TEAR, Frazer; i Madelaine, Mi Mr. — sapsaiaoail hf hi nah only the 2H act of the. ga { EMIAN |G Gin hae Mrs Fre Ser: Deviaho In the course ol the 0 pera, Mic ball wilh :trolace EX vO First Tier, 7: — Boxes Wand 3d Tiers, 0 Cenu—Pit, 0 llery. 2 Feat. es open at 7 o'clock, and the C isely at Pam pone and the Curtain will rise precisely BOWERY THEATRE. Joun Ti or as oi cin Manaou® \@ ie a oon Pit 1244 cents. 4 ALL THE COMPAN Be is T PRE ATRE FOR E st gpd tre | emo Tis de say aT a a gommence with YANKEE i diatom a hora, bee. A Favorite Dance, Miss Cohen. Atter which the Comedy of the SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER aia Gh apman. y Mrs, Po conclude with the IRIsH TUTOR—Terry O'Rourke, B. liams, =i > BURTON'S THEATRE, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. FDIDAY EVENING, May loth, 1&d,, will be performed the Patriotie Drama of HOFER, The Tell of The” ING Andreu k, Bowers; J Reeeted abc Y WH Snuth; Madam Rorgegoye, Mr La Daneing by Miss E. Moore and Mr. G. Smi Pe cone die withthe Drama af WALLACE, the Hero of Seotland— Wallace, Mr E 8 Conners Kirkpatrick, Stevens; » Ramsey, Thayer; Marian, Miss Kirby; Helen Mar Maulette, ‘orest. Mrs A Knight. PALES Ct oe ADMISSION Pach CENTS. Frida May i THE ETHIOPEAN SERENADERS, MESSRS. SEO uN wen HARRINGTON, Beg leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York, that they continue theie of one ths = Oo bor ce With a change of Programme nightly, above nes, Che ~ Sieh fer ae ata wake ty Cet ade rahi ben 1 bill Pena ca teen be tecured at the Box Office, from weak onen at Tige-Concert at 8 o'clock. Con ‘Aa Efficient Police in attendance, to preserve order, under the direction of officer Stevens Cast hag Proprietors... .....+ . Messrs: Trench and Heiser. aa es Chee He Tete A, eget tlie a FRIDAY tell nied SEMIRAMI ts deahi Valtelinay Arssce, , Signore ‘Antognim; Assur, Sig titling ‘tzema, Miss Deluce; Oroe, Sig Mayer; Mitranes, Sig. Be- neti; Nino’s Gho: . N. ‘Price of Admiasion Fifty Cents. we Berean the Acts of the Operaan intermission of Fifteen fates Jor Promenade and Refreshments. 7 Doors open at half-pest 6 o'clock. Performance to com- meiice at Sorelck. RUTGER’S INSTITUTE, Ss: R. DEMPSTER has the houer 16 announce that he will SELECT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, Friday Evening, 16th, AN HOUR. “WITH BURNS. After which he will sing several of L most popular composi- tions, includin, “ Lament of the Irish +h Emigrant,” AND THE Admission Fifty Cents. | he do. Rescate taser "A GRAND SACRED CON AT ST. PETER’S CHURCH, BARC! Ay REET, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH, On Sunday Evening, May 18th, 1845, Under the immediate Direction of OR atthe Chureh, who will preside at the O: CTIONS from the ‘Grand ‘Oratorio of St, Paul, Men Helsaohnthe Creation, by Hlaydu--the Messiah, by Handel =f igesang, oF Hyinn of rave, the latest composition jorusses will be full and complete, being principally composed cf members of the New York Vocal Musle Society, under the direction of Mr. H. C.. Watson. incipal Performers. MRS. E. LODER MR, MASSETT, MI88 ‘DE LUC! MR, GRONEVELDT, MISS SCHMIDT, MR. H. C. TIMM, AND aD MISS WATSON. MR. W. A. KING. PROGRAMME Messrs. Timm and King. Rt I 1—Grand Or Piece, four hands 2-Solo and Elona. Manet ‘oh! God,” The Lord he 5—Duet and Chorus, “T' waited” id Miss Watson, From the Lobgesang ie Loder, e Messial et ben rere is the wi Mendelssohn ie i ithe “door of the hon the the concert. oMThe doors “pang ‘vill open’ at 7 o'clock—the Concert will commence at 8 o'clock. ere TO IMPORTERS OF DR ¥ Goons. HE tae RIBER oF Dr Goats, Roget ‘te il ous y o ange Hoan not ie iste orfolk, disg: ale Gn New Vorb Robinson, from any just arr; Tasso, Bares’ desert ndall eat ri "Great ritain, Lads Roly eon ot Hiowe, from Ponce for N ly ete May 13—In port, sand Dollars wore of In St.Johnsbury, Vt.,May 9d, Run P.,wife of Capt.Bar. | Ground, in the centre ‘of the ity ered. 1th, fanart ‘Campbell; ae will be sold at a cas jackson, Tivepoale Ar Miller, cago, Pernamavco, April 13—In port, Moslem, nilla for New York) commenced taking in cargo abont 25th—only American. icAry Princess Veto dams, Pool; — ra, Ke ‘Free, Meldi a aoe an interview, address Tompkins, at the office of the New York Morning: Express. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ENTLEMEN or Families go who would disencumber fremee PANEL either ladies’ or gent E ARMS, &e. &e, by sending for the sabeodier, will ‘obtain a liberal ang fair price for for the same. Office No. 2 Wall street, New Y¥. pofamilieg and gentlemen attended at their residence by ép- ment. Peal ‘orders left at the subscriber’s office, or i Post office, will be punctually attended to. DR. BANNING’S LECTURES. be PAINS will Lecture, free, on Wednesday and Fri- bsg Lay tCharch near fects such as WEARI ? Dor ‘and John & Mary, M?MIil- | th itatement of arrivals and from sea, in the years 1844 and 1845, up to the 10th May, pian) sive, for each year: Morethis year... .. St Henna, March9o—1 few fi Sid H lackmer, from eos for Philadelphia. April 30—Sld Melvina, ‘eacock, for NYork, unc; Casilda, jooney, fm do, : dings ; Exchange, Merriman, diag. Burrarg, May 13—Arr Bunker an] Cleveland Miner Jenny, Madison the Treatment of Local and Gene! Trank. All are invited, parents in particular. PORABLE SHAVING CASES. HE SUBSCRIBERS having perfected and finished a variety of the above, offer the same as the most complete yet itable to the wants of the travelli oe is necessary for the toilet, with the for Gp ‘and RBS ‘opposite Howard’s Hotel. LL BE moe RID AY 16th, BY caREY" & HART, OF PHILADEL. ‘OR SALE BY ‘AuL} BOOKSELLERS ‘HIS CIT PR pin BEAR OF ARKANSAS! AND OTHER SKETCHES, Mlustrative of Characters a * agi in the South and We EDITED BY W. € “PORTER. Price 50 Cents, ees 10 Engravings from Original ig Bear of ph Le Fight— 4 The Great Kalamezog ‘Hunt—That Big Dog Fight at My- Si ,, taised dag’ Swallowing an Oyster Gourchip and Wedding—A Bally Bout anda B Teatter from Bill y Patterson hime A ‘Swim for a "A Yankee that couldn't hansas--Stoke Stout, o fanses—Anecdotes of the Ar Pulling Teeth in Missis- ‘upfa Jack”—Cousin ral Debility of the Human N Haven, Mig do 3 cays; Wit mabe, containing all Mich City and Chie: ‘Soar r, Home Ports, East Macutas, May 10Arr Adaline & Rozina, Foster, New Ba 9—Arr Ente encom inn i anise ite 13-Agy Dunlap, Thomas, Wi ii “Cid Yack Rate "Awe Falconer, Dennison, Buenos jeld, Bur. NYork. Sid Geteltes jus Feb 7, Algon 27th, coer in i ns Gil mie saan ONTE! NTS—The Tien” A Texan Jol with the Pan Bpavish—" Od Sense,” of A iana—Life and sere in fa Aeanaas Bar Hows Allen of Sige Shaddock “Seared jext Ewesk, on the 16th instant, Carey & Hart, of Bene ica; John guar Ri Pade rection Bearse; bioee' nN "Bakers Rich mont te te (ot i New, Grlensn) , pul Metihes illustrative of ion, Bi Reid. Devereux was in the rete (March 2 bia, for home in bout three months. "balieme was inthe Sime bound aX Sy iiled from feotal, "Putts, of Salem, bound to Gambia,— Spoke, ‘en alt, lat i, Ton 24, Br schr John Dolano, 184 rer, E; 24th, bein brig fn Bordevwr Tor Tampico’ ‘01 , (Br) Simpson, rt ten 2 s fr ad HP Mars contnigatwenty-twgs stories, pure- I» u t that ve ever Wate, de a i ‘me, while there are several that ithe millennitm. it lio Ponget aie ines 8 oraroncaen ue an judifferant ove int m Darley i admirably illustrated ms M Cas Fahey Tooth Pulling Story. ary of the Bully Bont sia Lys ‘ion ta Slur wd the Kalamazoo Hunt are Cheracbroush 7 aaeeiiy: lcateateds tay of ity cents que may now athe poston, ‘and gut he Big Bear itielf ws n¢ taste people introducing at an expense of one hundred dol aif'a dollar, will give onesuch spi- unto hot water or cold it will be al . Spirit of the Times. ia at half a dollar! secure genuine humor and ‘fan allhw works,’ for a twelve equal to a warm or cold bath, the Croton into their hous lars, this little roe} hi Gon ig—Are Lodemia & Eliza, Thomas, i Way 12—Arr Prudent, Albany; N Finley, New Herrick, Salem for NYork; - paged and thot 20 call of small craft bg: =a ape 12<In Frie terse Epganrawt, Me the same tot them ! sae Sy itonce!—N. ¥. low, Rosebrook: WORTH OF CHEAP CARPETIN — at the Cuxarest Carret Estantisiimes 20,00 States, 9 ERSON \OBBS have just received a lange Ca a of Ni reanly Yor city trades which ‘any other establi Faovipence, vin oa a New! ‘ork; 12th, Di English Carpeting, ordei Shey affer for BS pet ‘Also, just receiv yards C “ganar cum ‘irmore, Attaka- sie, Searer do; Rah tooo, Brown, do; A em, ms 0% “a Marts louck, New, Ha- <RPOOL—The 5 oleh bee theo a Captain m fone eons Sor OND, it pars Thor ire » Somers, apart ergorar who will ber tk passen} Y pe accommodated tt the usual on "Those desirous of ‘securing berths should make the sine at Ras OF, ff N. ‘big ‘ee ‘Spavin; iin ne Mey, Tard immediate application on board foot of Rector street, or to eke rm was in case es. indle, Petchich, Seat m Last Night’s Southern Mail. co ea ane See toe| RLF ANS Louisiana and New Yo Line Ppsittvely first rear 'ba elegant, fut ae Capt. Taylor, will positively sail as above, det: handsome furnished accommo COLL Wet eo of no roads faceted ‘se ‘board alt in Nr Opa Mi JAM JAMES E. carrying away the wi adden, Ie oe NEW BOWERY THEATRE. bW YORK PUSEICN btained from Thomas 8. ing cbtmver of years, of the ground om the lease, th old Bowery ‘Theatre was situated, proposes to erect a Thacious and elegant edifice, in every way, superior jn comfort thd aecoamadtion fo the late Bowery ‘Theatre. The build, to it) formances ease timmmeaieys been p made wand be, work Sift eee ence immediately... An office will vegpened SCNo. 50. Bow: try, {im the house of Mr. W. Mathews) forthe sae of Tickets, to Fe redeerned oot orn oa ara oid Bowery. BY re-building s Ferro eee ot of patrons, is well eaowe 02 Smee duly d. Ticket fice will o yn. this day a allo rine gn portunity to hose, he fer Sesion 0 oes See Te Fromietor CNY Manager. UNION COURSE, L. .—TROTTING. DAY, M: 19th, <td, P. M. —Purse $400, three ue heads meter B00 0 go second best E FOR $50—mile heats, best three in five, to.250 AOR TE FOR Sil come off grer the above. Course, this dey, Friday Ms the. 6th, immediately. after the Four Mi Rice over the U "The follo’ f eT rel Admission to all of Tai Trot ell positively copes of Nee pal ee Centreville, Stay "16th, 1845. m6 it*re CAMBRIDGE TROTTING COURSE. Mi Geciven fora Foot Race of 10m will be given for a Foot Race of 10miles, to Ae FURST of Sen ee Sion oe he Ich toy ef dene bent $100 will be given to aecond best, and $50 to the third, Entries to be made on or before the loth dayiof Juneyst G yerhan street, ‘New York, and Porter's Hotel, Camvridge Entri free. aon mid 3! TEN DOLLARS REWARD, id for the recovery of a Newfoundland 7 gop eee mena ie, with Terge,bln ck h strayed or was: stolen from 91 Cham| bersst, Teese Apnly at 41 Exchange Place. mie ltees ~ GREYHOUND LOST. A SMALL ITALIAN HOUND, about 12 months old, marked yellow and white : has two Ayam spots om of his back. Sap ee ek | twYard will be paid on his return to No. 4 Park Place. inyl6 1t®ec 6 FOR SALE. A PAIR OF Bonsts, 1934, hands. high x got eS neve Paso Nea Teaving the city. If'not sold within a th him. “For } Foy ead seguir at Jones’ Seable, 27 Fyn HORSE, WAGON AND [ARNESS as TA Horse gether oF porate er and Lind mm am, and believed to be one of the fastest pacers in «Tigh Hrith top. nearly new, whole vey valvabl ear any person wing to fat and i py batt RISON & HLEET: 21 Rosevelt st. THE st Ba TIRERS ofter for sale one of the largest trements of Flower, Vegetable and Grass seeds to be aren oe ty alt of which ill ve warranted gett: ms choice doutle. Dahiias from $2 to $3 fgnen ors each, amongst which will be many that have t a the fat premiuine and have proved wih wht rate flowery Charles 12th; Alba purpuren, Lady Catharine Germyn, Bie, Antaeonist, Onbley'e Suniciee, ve Booger, Noke, Benuty of Kent, An wique, Pickwick, &e Me: We have tlag one of th Hleetious teh ea, Mons, and perpetual rose: ng and in flower, at Harlaem, on the 8 Wrenue and tet street, which cannot be surpassed if equa hig country | we Wl Meee store, t in every day during. the season. | ea oe pleased ty have those who are fond of these charining flowers, call at either place oe f ag in oe pose td as 5 othe tally << a aE Te nogieg seve given