The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1847, Page 4

Senianathe position they occupy, or they would | not have suffered the line to be cut of order so long. With suffleient force, a new ne might have been erect- while these breaks between | ween the two eit! that son cam be given for the delay. wkholders should see that their officers and direotors yigen of energy and soterpricg, 48 these frequent sus- pensions are begetting a feel king to in the community, with pine to telegraphs, that @ reliable lime is a public bene- fit, aud the Vhiludelphia line, as at present managed, a public unisance, | perevive that Ex-Senator Merrick’s farm house, on the Potomac river, hus been totally destroyed by fire und po inagrance ou it, This will bow sad blow to him, as ne iy by nO means @ wealthy imap, his w being coutered in hie farm.” hein enero ‘he uduiber of deaths in Baltimore during the past veek was 52, uf which number 30 were males, and 29 Temaes Devis has offured a reward of $200 for t conviction of the murderer of a German iart, wiv was found last week in the outskirts of the e:ty ii aa inseasibie condition, with his skull frac- (ured 19 several places, from heavy blows inflicted on the He lived several days, but continued insensible js death. Gen. Tom Thumb created quite an excitement in Bal- timore yesterday. fis little coxch and ponies perambu- luted the streets throughout the day, followed by men, women and children. [saw the Guneral last night in the stage box at the Holiday street theatre, enjoying the grand representations of the Viennoise dancers. The theatre last night was filled to overflow in every part, and was decided!: house they have had during their engagement. Salesof Stoeks ” Saige. J. 8. Lreasyry Notes, 103%; $4000 do do do ‘058; Wid.ous ‘Margland b's, 1a Masi fore aoldnt ‘closed ‘onda a 10i asked do 6's of "56, ‘reasury Notes 103% asked, 10334 bi Man E}and sis closed at 85%; i bid. Ube caked 3A be Fest ini Lei jaltimore & Ohio Railroad shares, ‘The bark Pons has been seized by our Custom House officers, for a violation of the existing law in relation to carrying passengers, she having greatly exceeded the number her tonnage entitled her to carry during a re- | cent-voyage from a British port to New York. The suit | has been instituted at tho instance of the Collector of the latter city. This is the same vossel that was forfeit- ed andsold in this city for being concerned in the slave trade. This new offence is also punishable by forfeiture. ‘The mesting to devise measures for the establishment ofa Sunday school for the destitute children within the bounds of ‘this community, was very well attended last evening, and the measure will doubtless be carried into active operation, The residence of F. Gurney Smith, ! rably damaged this afternoon, by a fire breaking out in the upper portion. ‘The reof was almost entirely des- troyed, and his furniture deluged with water. ‘The case of Major M. Daniel, with obtaining money under false pretences, has been nt postponed, to enable him to obtain witnesses, — without whose evidence it would be unsafe for him to | | proceed to trial. The 2ist of June was named as the Sq., was conside- day for the trial to come on | he weather to-day is very pleasant; but the wind | being fresh, is playing beautiful pranks with the dust und tho eyes of the peoplo, and every one is wishing for | 8 shower to remedy the nuisance. or seers & at Philadel, a nae nal 4A; 1300 U, ; sapeake an avare Canal stock 87; 190 Lehigh, Coal Scrip 27; 1000 Reat- ‘aud M. Bonds 71; 700 1 Navigation, 6's, S739; 5 Chesapeake and Delaware ¢ ah 90. Seconp BoaRo—2917 Lehigh interest 60; 100 do Coal seript | 87; 3000 US Loan, 6's. '67, 10: Susqueha nal nt t Stock 1734; 4000 Lebiigh G's'70; 1000'U S Loun, 34 23, 993 Northera Liberty Bank 4 APTER SAaLe- ware Canal Loa 9 Union Canal rN By John Young, Governor of the State of New York. | Vhercaa it has been represented to me that on the | PROCLAMATION. night of the 24th day of March last, about the hour of twelve o'clock, certain persons, dieguised und armed, to the number of from twenty-five to thirty persons, un- lawfully assembled at the dwelling house of Peter Shel- don, in the town of T'aghkanic, in the county of Colum- bia, and with force and violence broke and entered the said dwelling house, and forcibly removed therefrom the son and property of tho aaid Sheldon and his family, a violation of the laws of this Stato. especially the act entitled “An act to prevent persons appearing disguised and armed :” Now. therefore, I do hereby offer the following re- wards for the apprehension of the persons engaged in the commission of the aforesaid offence; thut is to say, for the person who «hall be first arrested the sum of tive han- dred dollars, and for such other of said persons as shall bo subsequently arrested, the sum of one hundred dol Jars exc. to be paid upon their reapective convictions And whereas. it has also been represented to me that on the night of th of April. instant, about the hour of twelve o'el tain persons, disguised and armed, to the number of ten persons, unlawfully assem- bied at the d of one Samuel Coots, in the raid town of 1 and with force and violence broke and catered the said dwelling houso,and assaulted wounded the person of the said Samuel Coons, and wreibly removed bis property from the said dwelling house, putting in fear the said Sumuel Coons and family in violation of the laws of this State, especially the afore- raid uct. eutitied “ An act to prevent persons appearing disguised and armed fore. | do hereby offer the following bension of the persons engaged in the mbsion Of the offences last above mentioned ; that is to say. for the porvou who shall be first urreeted. the sum of tive Duudred do lars. and for such persons ax shull be sub- | sequently arrested. the sum of one hundved dollars each, to be pi'd upon theit respective convictions. And | do lereby enjoin ail officers of justice to be vigi- lant in apprebending said offenders, and bringing them to punishment, Given under my hand and the Privy Seal of [Seal] the State, at the City of Albany, this 26th day of April, A. D, 1847. Jon YOUNG. By the Governor: Hesar V. Cour, Private Secretary. More Ante! Rentism.—On Wednesday night last, about midnight, ten persons, armed with guns, pistols, tomahawks, &c. and disguised with masks and culico dresses, broke into a house oceupied by Mr. Samuel Coons, in the town of Peghkanic, and turned | the occupant, his family and furniture out of doors, put- ting another person, named Van Wagoner, in posses- sion of the premises, and telling Coons if he was there 24 hours after, they would pay him another visit. Mr. Coons received a severe wound in the face from a knife in the hands of ono of the disguised persons. The farm on which the house is situated has been occupied by Mr. Coons for year past—notwithstanding, as we are informed, he has been repeatedly annoyed by having his plough bandles sawed off, his harness cut up. and various other depredations and annoyances committed, and his life repeatedly threatened by anonymous letters and otherwise, if he did not leave the premises. Van Wago- ner, the person put in possession of the premises by the Indians, formerly occupied them for a short period, and was lest spring, removed by the landlord in consequence of his refusal to pay his rent. For a great number of ears previous to being rented to yVan Wagoner, the farin was leased and cultivated by the father of Coons, a present oocupant. —Hudson Republican, Aprtl 27. 0 case, as above stated, wns, as soon aa practicable, resented to the Governor, at Albany, and he forthwith issued his proclamation, offering a reward of $500 for the first person who should be arrested, and $100 for each subsequent arrest of persons engaged in the out- rage. tocks at Albany, | 26—Commereial Bank Stock, Base do, 126892 Canal Bank dor 79: N. York State doy | iremen’s Insurance Co. do, 95; Exchange Building do, | t Sales of Stocks at Boston. Excuanor Boanp, April 26-8 Boston and Maine Railroad, | and Providence 830 d 4945 1108 ; 30 Lor Railroad, 28 15 Boste road, Norwich And Worcester Re. R,, lo sf0 d 1945; 25 Kast Bos ym" 2054 75 do. b15 d 2049; 100 Kast are ‘Dividends, Boston and Lowell Railroad, 58144; $6000 U. 8. Treasury Notes, 6 per ct., 1034 COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. State of the Flour Markets, Derrorr, April 22.—The only large eale we hear of is 1500 bbls. at $4 6234 on board; several small lots were | taken at $4504 456. From wagons, $4373;a 440. — | Rocnesten, April 26.—After the arrival of the steamer, | flour was held at $5 50,with sales at that figure. On Friday, one of 400 bbis. Wheat from wagons brings $1 18 4122, Corn 50 a 56c. Middlings. coarse, 15¢.— Shorts, 10c, Bran, 6c. [lacked butter, 12%; fresh roll do, 148 15¢, Sales 727 Ibs. hams at Se, Shoulders from store 6c.; from street lc. less, No change in other mar- ket articles from last quotation. We understand from a | gentleman who has made an examination of the matter. | that there is now in Brockport about 60,000 bushels of wheat, and 4,500 bushels of corn. The amount of flour was not ascertained. The estimate of wheat and corn may be considered accurate. Purtaprirnta, April 26,—But little doing, buyers offer $675, and holders ask $6 8734 a $7 for standard brands About 750 bbls, ordinary Pennsylvania and Western sold | at $6 8714. with moro! offered at the samo. Corn me rather dull; we are advised of sales of 1000 bbls. Penn. | ‘ylvania at’ $4 25, and 360 bble, Brandywine at $4 373s, | heat in request, and § 2 10,000 bushels good Penneyl- vania sold for milling and shipment at $1 59 for reds. and 1 60 for white. Corn unsettled, 2 a 3,000 bushels Penn- sslvania yellow sold at a price not public, supposed 90 | rate i f bid, “Baltimore o's 00, | % Salled. Passengers Arrived. atte age c Guten ship Te w er, from Boston—Rev Tyson Yates Va, Phiadelphia bave been repairing, so | and wife, of Ric whe | MGillew of New York pooner, Missionaries to China; Messrs f Plymouth, 504 hi | .,Ganton—Ship Nacho zine f chests es do 988 catty bxs do 185 chest f do 92 hf do twas Im ts hyson “ars che ts ‘oung hyson tea 106 son skein ny 181 do gavnowder 167 cs do 212 hf chests imperial 150 10/b bxs 37 es do 400 hf chests ningyong 298 10 Ib bxs do 315, hf eb hong 700 roll imine Ut iat ensia Ges mavil 40 hf chests 100 ts cam- phor Howliud & Ay hf chests youn, Tyson 20 cs do 17 do sitk 17 pkgs tea Cary & co—6 phys do F Endicott—10 bas mdze 1 12ds oN) Laud—6es cilks EG Beuett—il bas: mdge ink 7 bas tea Olyphant & son—104 bxs orange peal 58 cs. “Caerox—Bark Lark—18t packages tea Di cxea guapow 21201 order Vatraratso — Brig Isabel — wool 100 di the largest and most fasuionable | 01 33 phegs 130 bxs tea 1000 re 350 bs fire works 1 r ary wok St State—37000 dolis 5do twat es gx 25 do nale 5 roll hy 8 fire crackers rolls maiting 12 ¢s anw lac ke M-Abbot#e: buttous Ido sille ~ Ik to ks—10 is & Broo va oi) 22. do mdze 5 do gamboge & = tead do mde mdee 2do yreserves HJ —li9thr chests y on lo 11 hf chesrs jer 112 pkgs hy 184 panies aon kin 100 bf do aukee 151 hf do colon pouchong 67 cs 4 bxs 58 hi 100 pieuls oil 3¢s mdze 1 do bamboo er ware 150 cases mdze t pigs copper 600 qnintals a Brazil wool Mason se Thomprosesde Is bole snrsapariila E Bartiert-2i8 pipe comer Hewlant i Aapluwall--¥"seroons bark P Heightman=-l case maze” S F half eayles jo wlan: thon & co—135 doubloons U 8 Secrr- saltpetre T | ar Perkins—243 bay W'Capul, Boston—119 pigs copperto orden. Importations. Monite—Ship Mary Frances—206 bal “ cotton J Lee & co— 14 C Dellinger—51 IB order. Lee & & co~109 batter L Hille bls moss P Mead—1 box G B Tuunk B Ames—332 dry hides J | Monitx—Bark Ud nia ath Som Reform—136 bales to Deathe, Mills coll hides Badger, Peck & co—1 box lo J Thompson—200 J Lee & co—100 1 box AK Bouaffe & co Brewster—Tat bales cotton to & co—100 now! 1 Edwd Walker—515 bales cotton Dennistoun & co—163 do to order Monite—Brig Selma—t11 bls core W Bloodgood—99 Dellinger—114 L 99 do C Bonaffee Bogart & Kneeland—47 Souttel. Bros & co—50 key , K Marlansin—: bls lo order. Baldwin—! ec} MARITIME HERALD PORT 0 io” NEW YORK, APRIL 28. Ships—P: | ton, G harleston, Sutton. auther, Tucker, Truxillo, &c, John Cennor; Sut- Howay, Ch s— A: Wala Magna, Antwerp, ED Hurlbut & co; Affghnan, Be) Black, Liverpool, Maillard, Phelis & 204 Avon, (Br) Card, London, ‘Poult, W! ; Gustaft Sw) Bracke, Antwerp, yeleses “Autoloas, Wer i , Appleton, Port Waithal. a, Carte, be doaderry, RP Buck; Riga, of Kentucky, charged | putty (om Si) Cork, &e, Cook & Smi ;jbcomin Bush, Madeira; T nq! ‘arr, Vera Cruz, Young, Neu- vitas, Holt & Owen; ‘Trogan| : hell, Segue la Grands, Ne- smith & Walsh; Union, (Fr)' Pavie, Rochelle, via Baltimor jeconig, Clark, Mobile, FD Hurlbut & co; ‘Augusta, Sher- wood, Jonerhin Sand- Med Charleston’ E x Schr Pawtucket, te ‘Mec Sloop—E: Barge—Orb, Pratt, Philadel phi: Ship Natchez, Land, from Canton and Macos, Jan 22, with teas and silks to Howland & ft, | ed by the overland mail.) “| Shin Monteiumsa, 45 daze lows Peecamtgeany es, Clearman & co. 1 Fovpe: Ws Wim Henry, Cole, Wi ‘Ormsbee, Carthage ady & e, Wells, Providence. Arrived. ‘Aspinwall. le 26th inst, lat 33 (Vesse 7, lon 74, ‘vith 3000 bb re & Dominique; fold, Alexandria, &e; Repeater, Jarvis, Baltimore, repore, bbls fm New Bedford, 25th inst, inthe Gulf experienced a severe | gale from N \¢ c Ship Mary Hearn | Helena, ith ‘of ‘Maze with teas, oot orde: c 357, Jon7 Philadelphi Pitinan, mat bria, fm Be sea, and brought thein into po: bark James, Boor Swedish last, to J G & Co rances, Hubbard, 14 days fm Mobile, to 22d inst, lat 35°46, plone 4 from Canton, and p 23d spoke brig Carryall, Tor the Ba re, and two me ston for Balt part of thi ove, before reported Kanckelm: . 172 steerage passengers. Sturges, 1 PM, exchanged ed St inst, lat rd, of Eastport, from of Mexico, and took from her Capt crew of the bark Ci amn- doned at , 42 days, fm Antwerp, in bal- Belgian bark Emma, De Meire, from Antwerp, with mdse, and 110 passengers, to JC Kunkelinan, Bark Seurgen,¢ se New Br brig Iu beck, tor Ne aad oul 0; bark Mary 6d |. The B sust Br sehr I with ph kM ‘aylor. 2 urigs. xid of Or Abeoua, Mi eet the“ New bil instant, T2xihq Brio Ta to endeavor fine sailing landed and ple have no’ th quoted in arn a heard tom wp, and north part o my sons im retained in Age off Bes. Roll April l chr Co Brig Ald Fr shi sengers. Suited from or tha, Fol- ars: April 26.—There wore sales on Saturday | "xr Byducy NSW, Dee 7, Clifford Wayne, FH, 1520 sp 100 of Lag} extern of Howard Street Flour at $6 68% a | whale. $6 75. Tho latter price is the rate asked to-day, but we | On Const of New Zealand, June 2, Walter Scott, Nan, 600 hear of no sales of moment. ‘The receipt price ix $6 6236. | Ui July 1. Chris Mitchell, do, 990 sp July 22, W Morgan, City Mills Flour is held at $7, but wo hear of no tran- 830 sp; Sey 5 Nov 22, Edw Carey, sections. Grain—We quote’ V ryan red at $1 40.0 | Na (2508 and wh; Dee 5, Mc 16 ine 1000, wh 30 sp. ing. note a sale to-day of 10 i) bushels Pe: nnaylva- river 3 be Pints, with 2100 bbls. wh, 100" sp oil, 23, 000 Ibs bone. nis white at $1 08, nnd 1500 ost nneylvania red at | The Candace has performed this perilous voyage, without the $1 55. In our Weekly report published on Saturday, | loss of a man, or the staving of 4 bont by a whale, Ships spoken there was an error which it is pro; Bere to correct The | on ram age from Maui—New Zentand, Dee 13, lat 47 29 8, lon I salos of Pennsylvania wheats made at $1 57 " red wheats, and not mixed parecls of red | soe whiocs Sales of Maryland Corn at 0c a 8c. for white, and 990 for yellow. Sales of Pennsylvania, yellow to-day at 91e, 2920, Maryland Oats are worth 45c. a 4% Cincinnati, April 22.—The Columbia's news failed to arrive to-day, and early in the day the market in quence was very quict, but buyers afterwards acceded to the demands of holderr. A sniv late last evening of 200 bbis.. one brand. and to-day 74 bbls . both from ste 475; afternoon 600 bbls. two lots 75; and from canal 150, 80 and 185 bbls. at $475, ‘The firmness in New York, and the ad- vance in New Orleans, with large sules, both conspire to sustain prices in our market, but the expectation of hourly receiving foreign news, acts asa check, and pre- vents any buoyancy. mnike- V5, Lat 48 ad te ol—n ‘kk Harve: where Dark stowing the direc was bo Jot 4128.8, | Nantucket out experi bane: ‘leatman & Co. on Carystord Reef, supposed to be British—three wreckers were steering for he Brig Isabel, Dreber 17, with copper, wool in'co with brig Beu Orleat Br brig Desdemona, Lombard, 13 days from V plaster, to Boule, Whitney & Co. Saale Whitney’ & [e) plaster,to T Winnett, Brig’ Boundary, Shackleford, 10 days from Eastport, with lath, fo maste Schr Philena, Sparks, 12 da sugar 50 lds molasses, to O Be to So 1 Amelia, Smith, 5 da Ships Mellin, Baltimore; Quebecy Ant, do: forte, Baltimore: Om We are. gr for elt yal We are also_ indebted to Captain Bacon, for a copy of i in; O0 do round steel; 12 bdls' steel wire rods; coppers 55 Won. H. At from the agent of the underwriters at ty fishing boats, (in one of w the boats could render no assi bor master succeeded in wor! pumping, &e, run his yessel on shore at Pi jamaged. progressing. Favat, March 10.—Two wrecks haye been recovered from the oceatt, one 4’ & | had appeared of Yechanics’ & | mmission to send the sco the ape by brake of day's sed the following morning haxing that the wreck way hear the shore, 1 boats, and they succeeded rican buill—about 120 tons. bottom of a vessel ed on the wrecks, that vou afford a clue to th » Danner, Agent Underwriters. he Mount Hoy for Martinique, Rio Janeiro, (by harks Dryade, Bolles, for, New Stonington, at of and for Gr At Callao, Fel rot “(b 160 wh bd on OfF Biiote {eo At do 22d, i Falmuguth 100 bbIs. At Yo Feb 20, ¥ sold the wh oil oil at $11 per bbl; and 120 bbls sp oil at91c per W, ship Ohio, N ing fresh at the time, did not leara oy further ytgrone Mr Ch rchi form, Le’ 13days from Mobile, with ie ‘s from Mobile, wi a the 1ith ins aw a shi Mason & Thom) and Sw brig Indus, Card, 8 days from Windsor, with p inho® urch, 10 days from Maitland, 3 from Havana, with aseley. Left Bark Henry, Har eer dart i Sdayat sete diniloa, Broskion Tere, ers not recollected.” 22d at 30, lon 7540, spoke Lowell, of Portland, from Matanzas for Boston, out rained but Little damage. Jelaanaire, Lockwoor jailer, 12, Spaulding, 11 days from Cape H. ous logwood, to A C Rossiere & Co. Nickerson, Boston, with md: Lubec, with er, 2’ days * Paxson. ti, clow. Bark Childe Harold, Rich, from Havana, wtth mdse, to J J Satled. (1) Belmont, Liverpool: barks ngal Tans, Belfasti Wab jatanzas; Georgia, Glasgo' Miscellancous intelligence. London Star.” Suir Mito, of Portsmouth—The hall, materials and part of the cargo of this ship, from Liverpool for ‘wrecked on Sable Island on th Joston, were sold » by order of the Commissioners of ion of the cargo consisted of 680 pieces plate ca: 254 do bar cast steel; 200 do plate cast steel, 32x15}q 220 sh bls paper; 1 box containing nitre, bandages, and p—At Bangor, 22d instant, bark C owned by Geo. W. Ladd, Emery ‘Adams, who will command her. Ly Ho—The following particulars were Fayal, letter is dated’ Fa sanchorage t with loss only & ma was blowin id not fetch the anch sent off the fiarbor master, who acts as pilot, and ordered twe ich I to tow her in, bu fortunately, she vessel, and by tal ite unwell he had ublesome but espec: verge of "1 nine, and t means to purely » the Exnglis! id as ne he has got her my my exertions. Having heard that the north part of the island, I obtai Justis, and at 10 PM she owing her into port. part of her bow f tuis island, and was also bottom up. mediately to the spot, an yout 150 tons, and the cavity. No marks have, as t some board: yet, Cas. W. Spoken. Mobile for Boston, April 9, lat 26, Ship Rob Roy, fm lon 87, Ship Judah Houro, Nickerson, from NOrleans for Havre, A pi a off © ‘ape Caroaveral, Narragansett, Destelacho, from NOrleans for Havre, fH Cape Carnaveral. Prince, April L1, lat 23 37, lon 80 39. erin it 2 ¢ ber 13 W. cord pril 14, lat 273.N, lon 63 10 Whalemen. the Teabel, at this Bedfor: letter) Nassau, Weeks, N. il, ep whall (oy teter) oseins, 0, Swain, Nan, 500 sp 700 w! Spoke “Beb7 7, Ma oung. ing fiero, § Swain, Nan, 500 sp 100 w oun) ‘Atdo March 10, Navigator, opel Nan, 1000 sp. OM do, Jan 6, 0 mega, Nan, 900 vigetor’ Islands, in September, Mar 156 W, bark Eliza arbor, whale here. st, Brooks. beth Frit "i Mani Dec 26, lat 46 20 Jan, mizen hate pee ‘of water fetched away V's (the mate's) body, bgt v the ah ‘ AT ie! vis death on ve 7th, lat 48.6 55 iit Wy gihip Rose, M Mio the. Bon dsor, ‘erson, 10 days fm Halifax, with fish to ‘Nicholas, was rua into by sche F tur, of Newbury, which carried away the starboard rail, &e.— 16 days fm Windsor, NS. o. ‘from ‘Baltimore, with mdse to Hom‘B Brandywine, with corn "erro dalstteor brigs Susan Green, ‘Aldegundi, Havana. Record. ly indebted to the ‘* New London Star,” by auction at Halifax, of 26: Stetson & Co. seat a foresail for the brig,, it became dark and squally an: le the har- He says, that ia one kere been obra to ly at the pres ng like the price ec ie Tally Ho has been djs judge, about one fifth of the mast fixed and every seat twenty-four She gone appears to be North Ame- he other was cast ashore on the, Tsent one of he informs me it is the Brightman, from NOrleans, for Port au days from Boston for Trinidad, Odays from C! harleston, with lumber n, Leach, of Boston, bed hours from New York for Cork, April 24, 90m) M m3 Harmonie, ot Havre, daloupe for Havre, April 8 Jat 2453 N, lon 624 We well, had a number of pas- port,) Sld, March 9th, Warsaw, Barnum, fr 17th, Bark Roanoke, Baldwin, from Pacific, Norse, NB, 1700 slow, NB, 200 sp Callao Sisson, 2 years from Sag Harbor—blow particulars. » Risher, of and d que season on NW coast, with Dec 25, Int 4915 8, lon 15110 W, of apd 29 mos fm Bridgeport, with 1700 ifthe crew off duty sick sith a diss fm and 4 Ov te iath Deer while cotton to ‘ith cotton, &c, to ip ‘ashore iu ie with plaster, to NS, with 290 boxes with 500 ya Cork; he voyage heets new received is.a very place n) to land a wreck ined pei~ reached is bot are yet B, 210 sp Reports m Mor he port, he Had Dec NZ ‘tin NW and fell a ised fal € of Afr ut Yor! Manexires, March 22—Sid brig Corvo, Paine, from Montevii ea; Swedish brig Hindoo,, Iain barks Olof Wye! Cooper, th, Home, Wing Wielinan: Montevigeos trh York; sehr Het, ibrigs Lincoln, Chase, Palermo; 29ch ult, ead Bryant, Lusec, April 4—Sld schr Brainard, Kelsey. Phi Nantucuer, Sh Ko ce Bars Ww shi ii fim Nantucket, i ee 3: 8 stain brig esi 170 . in Chase. tore us thatthe da y ergot hese ark Columbat, ot we nos fin N Lo with $50 bulesp, all well. Bis hom | lon i Otranto, Maller, of aid New Bedford, with 33 olssp, bd to the Indian Gcean tan Cape of Goo from a itely fru [particulars of the Mexican war, up to Jan Foreign Ports. Benavpa, April 17—Iu port, Br brig Thetis, Ogle, from Li- verpool, for’ New York in Lareh, fore report distress, as. bet ted, sch z, from New York for Belfast Ire, leaky, as bes April 15—In port, schr Dean, Powers, for are H Boston, 10 da: Canton, Jan aly Batt, bark Eliza Ann, th acted for Ma- nilla and New red. 3 1 Geng, March #>—In port, juntre: Upton: late of Sa- m Histirax, April 18—Arr sehr Velocity, Shelout, Philadel- phia lermo, Hodges ont Perke, Guad, April7—Iy port, schr Vi and for Edinton, NC» loth, Poutise, of Baftimore for St Thomas, %h. Huo Jivgtno, March 17—In- port, ship Bazar, Timpson, deo f for New 8 lays; barks barrado, ays; Baltimore, ‘Le Bren, for Corson, from New York, bagaile, Doyle, fiom Boston, r4, trom Montevidio for Balti: es, for Ne more, p, from and for Baltimore, do; Fon idge: Casket, Woodbury, for Coast of ‘Atriea, 6 di Tweed, Hand, {ror Liverpoo! ; Frances a ‘ute, from Afrien, une: ser ‘cl Himoud for New York Sid i7th Lanes Benia 8 ‘Mure, tae Pernambuco; Sth barks Silas Mareau, Hops Ju port, ide, Seed it is tate. “She whale wrt, ships Augustine Hi rd, Sweet- yp Une’ een fa Home Ports. Barn, April 22—Sld, Bostox, April 26—Arr Proj batrot, Simpson, Liverpool; Waldron, ‘Chee: Portland, Clow off Nantucket, On the Swe st ry grer 72 hhds molasses 1 keep off shore: Bava rt, Dodge, of aud from b ce, Cure F . Slesamorae Beas Sachs Advance, Bryant, ‘ana; Henry, Eldridge, Charleston; Mariner, Godfrey, Hic Essex, Yeaston, of aud from Federicksburg; Poto- mac Nickerson, do; John "Wesley, Rich, Despatch, Freeman, aud John Mashaw, Dyer, Norful id SEE amore: catetaatiae Phifad; Clarion, N » Croat sed Orono, allenge, Foster, NYork: Gla shige Phos WV: Seats Elder inily Tay] H ears,” Bld aily Fasten Hower ROtleaney Suickecm, “Winee ‘Sy pa do: ers Robart Town, VDL and a marl fall,’ Spa- Fint Valparaiso: Chicopee, Clifford, Pl avid Cox, Nick trou, NYork@A. Marshall, Oh » Thorns W. Sears} barks Sappho, Come Ks Suse) rand Turk, Helen. eee Gries elo, and Mississipp, and sch ah Abril tem Bia‘ AR Bray, Phila; schra Hamp- iconia, Nortov, srronT, ApHl 7--Are Oul ‘Spates, do. Sid 20th, brig ka, Jones, Phila. tae hter, NYork; 2ist, M: an jary, Johnsoa, do; schr April 25—Sld sehr Champion, Russell, New nee Brprorp, April 26—Arr schr Ellen Rodman, N York. New Haven, ‘April 26—Arr schr EP Burton, Punderson, Philadelphii Ow1’s Heap, Al New 25th, NYo ms Augustus, kiiibourn, New Works Mart Texas, PortLaxn, Apr Cardenas. Cid Pontssouri, April 20—Arr sch Delaware, Savem, April 2i—Arr bri; Bt Lawrence, Bi i] 21—Sld_schrs Lion, Tompkins, (from eruvian, Eaton, (from Bucksport) New York) Bang: ADELPHIA, April 27.—Arr sh bark Elk, Nickers London; brigs Sui lence; Br. schr Merchant, Jordan, Pal bark’ Trusty: porns Smalley, er, do: Jane Henderson, Robt 2A —Arr ache Virgi brig Neither, Witham, Havana: 2tch, schr Jane al ining C Drinkwater, Ph Evel alias Davis, rs er, Baltimore: Below 22d, schr Elien, Kelley, trom Lubee, Bray, C cksport for N York; sc jenry Clay, Lovejoy, TI ‘Hill, Phila. tk for Hallowell. wrence, pecan NYoi Fo Mirha arin, Clarence, Baltimore; St George, M St George for NYork. Sid brig Romp, Clark, Ca oe Bortany Bal Baltimore; Richmond, (irom Lubec) Ni Pr pret, Anil are sare Taylor, Walthall , schrs Moses Brown, Nic Ren ae eae tries io Grande, Loveland, and Itio pees Ba Hutchi Loui: liams, iH Het sloo Yor! Love Kran fol dow feet beth (is ad G Shea N offer M city Whe: Mr. bied with been N style Arrived—hip # Mozart, sek ‘arland, c a, Pe Juli: Bank Camo yas passed 21st, lat 39 21, lon 74 10, by the Flordel ¥ Br Baio Avert, at Norfolk, lat 3745, Scur Berrs, McGrath, from Ceorgetown for St Thomas, put into Norfolk, Home Ports. Barriacone, April 27—Are ships Stephen, Lurman, Bryan, | ( from New York; Medora, Borlan Jane, Dixon, Whitehaven; Portland schrs Julia E on York; Queen, Gardner, You 'P Terry, New Alice, (Br) MeK Nonvot.x, Apri 24—Arr by way, Noonan, ‘Native, fm Dub He, the i enconntered very’ gevero wenth rh ssn fin Liverpool; schrs F bdr neh fit, and reasonable prices, will Chambers street and West Broad company, prepare and peyote accommodated—also good bathing. known by his ann ears, that by his suit the ight for fi hy ROGERIES 1 ‘ke., at Wholesale and Ret and Biack T' 5 lers from the country would do well to call and examine the above stock of goods ons parchestg, Stores id 428 Greenwich and 76 charge Di Coats $15; Frock Coy Cassimere Panta $4,80 to $5.20 h 25 im*rh Course of and assured ther the plan pursued by M ks constitut thintcourse become « eompeteat Yook-keeper in abowt & mow tifiente to that ‘ee yh terms can be obtained nt the Rooms, fron 9 | Mes adetphia. on, By Last Night's Southern Mail. Herald Marine Correspondence. : een April 27.4 P.M. uperior, (Br) Maso Han Galt, Paleriyo. via Gibraltar; brige Robert AicWil- »pBr) MeDonald, Cowes; Juemuel Peters, Treworgy, St fe Cuba: C Braxton, Morse, New York; schrs Legare, Juis: Osceola, Ludwick, Lubec: Flying Arow, , New Orlean;’ Wave. Stevens, Plymouth, Mase; p Hobe, Evans, Lewes, Del; barge One In, Hains, No seetmer lrogsiden do; brig Antares, Scott, dot aclirs Lubec: Edwin, Hall,’ do; land, Provideuce; ‘Tarquin, Herrman, Boston; Edward nklin, Cherbuck, doy Empire, Adams, New York; Wm do; Sarah Elizabeth, Somers, do. ip Champlain, Miller, Liverpool; barks Smyr- per, Bordeans: brigs) Brothets, M Vera C ia Mouito n, New Orleans; Viciorine, Small hrs Charlutte, Studies, ne, Kelly, do: ; Empire, Adains, Nantucket; Wm Henry, iirankers Providence: Ana A tlizabeth, Somers, doy Yan! Ela Michigan Miscellaneous Record. x, of Boston, before reported abandoned, a ‘She was weil stripped, and is supposed to have gone nthat night. assed a vessel from 99 to 100 id white keel, ou the 23d, Tong, bottom up, painted blac! ‘Yon 73.45. 24th on ebay on the weather. poke ‘* Rolla,” 5 days from Heabere for New York, April 17th, rom rig 2h Anlongug famiee fren mie Spaulding, a New cham ia, Post, from New widence; Sarah Ann Roe, Briggs, Newnort, Cl brigs ; Larkin, —, from York; Atalanta, ham; schrs Roxbury, Davy, Moore. Cherrystone: Hotapu s Hosmer, evi Rowe, Wedmore. fm Ere Santiago bnd 6 Muthias, fim N. York; Floridel, Mar, H Ut tea eua ttoel BEng rtoeense; Moves Te EE Be Sioa teria ftichmond: $. ME. 4 Broadw: RS, » (corner of treet) ‘New York, who has had th jonor to educate the daugh- of this co that in conse- for pupils, eight rders, and a few more day scholars ‘nto the establishment, which will complete ‘herself, ssand attainments of her pupils are unsur- swell as ornamental acquirements, and the . (French being the languaxe of, the inmates ment,) Mrs. Means appeals with confidence patrons. mer teria commences on the 7th of May next. 4 6t*re niLlP GARHARDT, THE ARTIST TAILOR WE HAVE long had itin our mind to say a word in re- the ‘admirable garments made by this gentleman have had many suits of clothes made in New York, but ed above.’ His d all of 25 per cent per than can be bog! it we purchased of and for which we wht elses aid $5 could aie be our friends who wanta good all at his store, comer of " A% Qwer e for less than $50. PTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE FP HE, subscriber respectfully informs his friends, and the public generally, that his, houge. will be open to receive ,on or before the first day of Ma ‘to make arrangements with for the coming season. Its loc great inducements to those who o, that he is now nand conveniéhees, to be near the city, ©. F, RICE, M. be OPTICIAN, FROM GERMANY. osT rere ectfully informs the citizens of New York the publi ic in general, that he has located himself im bs at NO. 437 BROADWAY, ony be und ere, and comple, sortment of LES AND READING GLASSES RAND STERIL FRAMES. the public, to whom he is saris 0 Saratoga Springs for the last ten nowledge of the Optical science to determine the Glasses suitable for an wreak eyes ean be auppiied with glasses whieh ere SPEC IN Bee w. would also re I visi ly benefit and not strain the si Particular attention is calle: Ground Glass, of the finest flint, which, ie «ew style of Perinenire through their high hand true ground, produce the purest vision, and have ghly recommended as the best in their effect upon the oF preserving and improving the sight in continued writ- nd reading, PShort sighted persons, and such as iiave been operated ayn for Cataract, can alsa be suited. : He inserts’ New Glasses, of superior aw old frames and solicits the patrgnoge of all in want of his ticles, Will warrant all Spectacles purchased from me to e years, orexchange them without extra mal im*r ‘ow- Green ‘eas, Java and other Coffees, we 4 and Brown family Groceries of all kin he is offering holesale "Bamnilves and dea- ER is daily receiving from Auction el advance on the whol rice: jos. 290 an ets. Vind delivered to the boats without vols packed twork NEW YORK CASH TAIDORING ESTABLISHMENT. 0.72 WEST BROADWAY and No. 93 Church street. its made in the most approved French centlettsflowine ressouable terme.” kine’ French, (loth oe Veet feat $3 i, Be ¥ WYANT, No.72 West Brondway and 93 Chare PRACT ICAL BOOK KEEPI MARSH, Accountant author of the, “Sejence ¢, ceountant, ay Jonhletntey: Book-Keeping Simplified,” and the ng Improved,” continues to ngle Entry Book-kee} trnction.—The public are i informe ‘vecomes familiar from actual use with all the Fe veers as end u porvon of rove capacity, wit Wy ANG. ANSE —100 ‘casks block oxide of Semon 1 for PE RSSE & BROOKS, 65 467 Nassau st. Arrival of Strangers in New York. Amanicai Bee a ce A liind aca Hy z > a New fork dev Liver Sign 8 Newpoms Hee . Manniag, “Aen J itbevouomete House. Mass 5 R; Clark, Mias.s Mt L eh ng Bi joraton, Ft ‘iford: J; Parkhurst, Baltimore, Ge peaks By Bates. do “8. Quincy. do. Be Hol: Ulcer; Geo. Neale, All id fam ee W.B. Allen, Lake Ontario; J Ogdensburg; c mia, Boston, Rathburn aid fai Rochester Roche: i . Hewitt, Oswe: L Newton and la 3. L. ‘pigelow. Bostoay * Palmyra. eta ity Hore George re Sackett, Sackett’s Har- Long Phila ‘dunes h ck Yale « M. Pierion, New Jers farewe, ‘Phuladelph on; A. Cheese boro, Philadelpinas G ; J. H. Sumner, Middleto ~R, Lee, Croton Ri'Geissman, Ger any; Capt. 0. HH, Matihews and Indy, Cornwall, Eugland; Dr D! Mahoney, Loudon; J. B, Jobson, New ¥ Mr. Dewitt and lady, Albany. Ciuston Horet. Preston Hodges, } ire ‘Bi aver Nid x A. Thompson, Bostoa Massy 8. S. Boyle, New Orleans; N. B. Weed, Darien, Ct; G. D. Fisher, Re, mond, Va; H. Terrey aud lady, L.. P. Porter, Pb oa Cry F. Hameston, Miss Hameston, New Haven; David’ Pee: *: D. Westchest » GP Nash, Dr. Cook, Sag'tte N. Pratt, Brattleborough, Ve; Capt. ; D. 8. Barclay, Newburgh. oron Hore. jac TM. Dickinson, Faispores T. B Bramboll, New Youk; G.'R Henrick, Eh Semen) Healey, do dos W. DeForest. Conn Mr. Conve BB 7G. P. Smith, Worcester; ale College Jackson, do; n, do; KE. D. Stautou, doy J M orge, Chicago: mone L. nie Hen Mass; 5. Lapel do; ew York. M. Se Nene Gradtoot Mienifans John “beget Hersigwaas Me, Wilkins, New Yor a Das can; do;J.J Wait, dot M. Howe, do; i. Wright do Gohosou, New Harnpshive; L. W. Lewis, do; G. B. La 8. Thompson, doy B.C Vermont: By ¥ B. Butler, Com simon, N.C Fr W. Hotehkiss, Lewiston * Boston; E. Barnum, Ballston; vans, Worceste: t, Yale College; Phillips, ‘Boston; ‘Bridgeport Watch. is necti Comme! H. Crothers, W: Mosely, Albany; J. y, Pr 8. Hopkias; 8. Tohnson, Albany; F. Kins, A. Klem. Ballston; Gen. Jewet Howat Horr: a A. Palmer, B. Barton aud Lady, Bos Cana jolted eonard, Boston ih iMtersiek, Springfield: J. Clifton; i B. Johnson, Stewart, Rochester; 1. Nyles, Schnectady; M, Hart, Utica; C, Boale, Norwalks thy, Syractses C. Bott Ohio; Ai. At. Johnson 8. ma Bema. Mi, Bradford, “New Pittal ‘T.Harden, Boston; Mrs, C,H ass; Hi. Bawatds, Yi . ‘Lurne: iJ. Van ‘wente, b: 'D. Smith, pegreen J. Cusi Bs bir Niagara; Morbess, mieneeer rar at Eastport; W. Stanwood, Gecne pRN Pras AS: D. Shicyoods New Jers nt House. ; ~ Canaan; C, Wile ox and lady, Ridgeticld: Ray mond, Norwalk; G. W. Whitielsey, ford; B.C, De. Fonte NVA Beck, bs. Edwards, Bridgeport; IL 8. Harehin- son, Carmwall Bridge; Miss J.’’.’ Bull, Kent, Conn; B. Stone, R. L. Evans, Mr, Bernasco, Peeksicll; ‘A Mathews, Southing- J. Moore, Leverett, Mass; C. Waterman, Menden, Conn; Henry’ Hall iJ. Al dy, “Hattiel b. Brown and lady, New Hee Piithodes, New York, Winters "Tle Springfelds U be New O:leans; A. 8. Neal, Burlington; Mrs 8. P. Was Holdridge, ‘ads: aud child, ate ctield. Jupson’s Horr W. Mestien, Phila B. Borden F i iJ. ton; bourn, Coan; J. 1 River; J. Holbrook, Boston: Poiter, Providence; W. iptlealy E. Bletcher, Prov J. Dwighe tats Phila; C. Brat Gere, Gentes Maxwell, Conn; G, D. Ray her, Philay, C.’ Stmumions Anton, Mount Vernon; J; H. Adams, Potts= Cony B Lovesor’s Horen. . Chapman, Stenben eo; DS, Sheldon, Brookly ‘A. Childs, P. H. C! ark, W. Ball, Lee, M: Bi low, Haitfords HH ault, Charles on; G: W. Thayer, W. Allen, R. as, Springfield; W.A'Low Wiutehsils A lending, Phi Jadelphiay Jao. A. Coburn, Ww. Loveland, H 0. A Morrisan, ‘Bostony J Jefferson, Washiugion Citys Hluutoon, Patersoa; C Worl, New Yorks HJ; Wells, Sull - Sweetland, Kalamazoo Mich; John Buswell, A. J. a, Springfield, Pa; Geo. W. ole, Williams: Vinne, Albany; ‘Mass; John ton, Massy Spencer, Rome, 4 D. Gay d, L Hopi Gest Bers exander, ‘Thos, ©. Pollard; Auburn rast Everett, ME iL. Hungerford, eke, Sauguoit, N! i Jas. R. Gross, Albany; TD. Howaid. Boston; MH. Merrie re Steuben, co: P. Comstoc! Asia Re Hadle: New Haven; Hear i Usa : yea Story, Md. Stanhope, It. . Bassett, an, Louisville, 3 BY R. 3 Te Whee: Norwich; G: Sible: AH. Chiunbersburgh fnat Sicilomes South, Buffalo; John P. South Amboy, Nationa Hore. wk 8s. Be ery Clinton, New Je Pena; 8. B. Watkin M. Williams, 8: Morne Hepburn a Al Wall, Milwauk a Corn, , Binghamton: Va y, Greenport; oie Ache: leusbutg; W “4 Camp, Powerv by ; Wi His, do; M. Sloat, Lk phia; a) H. county; H. Br 4 Morgodore, Ob ¥ Ne w Merritt M. Gorelin, Elm liams, aera H. Money, Wises te alton, Newmarket, New BY rritory; James Johuson, John Hun: M. Murray, Middletown; Joha LNGLAND Hovsr. 1. Fiske, Easton; M. P. Hopkins, 8..G. Grabam, family an J lady, Gi ral Mss. Peart str White, Lancaster, C , Blyr Ys Captai Obi DY Re Prtadles East Beihany, vile son, New Yorks Charles Wiggins, Greenport: J roade, Nova Scotia: Nathaniel West, lid Wim. Broadbent, Balumore; C. W. Bruce, Novfolk: Brooklyy; ith Philadelphia Beards doshas Gist v i den, do; C. igharie; A. Wetmore, Wheat, Ohi 3 dk + C. Dugaletti, Baleimores 8. . Stiles, Hens 1. HH. Bonnard, Yeu. Maxwell y New. G:leans; P.L. Morrill, Virginie; do} ‘A. 8. Stoltes, H. 8. Bostwick ;S. Rickett, Boston Ohio; little, Bosto Chinton C A. Ii. Day, Mic. hime JOS. Jand Spencer, re se Poughkeepsie: Giimer, New Yorks W Wi Movers ited Danks J. R, Lewis. Unadilla Forks Woodstock, New Chollar, Apulia, New Hanover, U Jertey: “Connecticut; J c Lieutenant Ira 8. 8. A.; W, Goff, Philad.;: — Pitkin, Conn. Tayvon’s Hore. N.J.; B.S. Porter, syracuse; D. H. Morrt, Dewitt, Albany’ 8. Bingham, do; J. timore; Miss Budol, CE gt le, © cepsie; W. 8. Nelsoi A. dos W ther, doy Be pper, Wick: . Orie );*BS Boang, Real! LP Brockert mud ad 3 Mg H. Sheeler, € Teveands o vin , Pa Titgendates Pai 8. Weber. ing, Pa; He He Witton, Unirep States Hoten, Hainan N; Cs E. Bernasco. C, Burge « Gi Y v , Savannah; A. E,. ‘T Gray, Si msi Wie Manfords erin: Capt, W. sent Havent I MP Whitileseys dos HE. Bowman, 0. W. Can ibbard, Rockville; Capt. Bryson. New Haven; fal Portant Ager, Bowida, J. Howard: 3 N. B. Duthanks, Ne on L, Crosset, Boston; W. Sherman, {oudworth, a: Breed, ipl lverore, 5 ons ni By fale ise Miss'M. 8. Finge A ‘Trowbr avens Capt. Blivan, RIL, B. “Trowbridge, New Haven: aca iv seen Horn. L. Pizsaro, Worcester; C. Packard, N.C. P. Cald- i, Phi W. M, Bart and lady, N Jerseys | Wi R. White- ir, Smith, Jordan Jndson, Conn; Kingland, Albany; C Jageon, J.Wole W. Benedict Oxtedsbirgh be. Davis G, Wetmore, Pheaps, Worste itehcock- Gigerelss Oy Watcore ‘ant ! F. Burge, 0D Wootlra ia ‘legit dei Ohio; rn Ne iitaer, ‘anes ham, Co} gel at NW. Shigher, Unio 1. Wosters, dietown, Cr; JT. Heo: ‘one JG ¢ 0 Roberst, § No. Whitbrook, , Dyer, Mrs. Dodds, M mith, Fi ‘if ordan, hoa icoee y 4 F. MeN a,.N. R,Shuter, 4 te tindater Wallingtor i Bradbury, Providences A. Cadding, E,W. ro"; 8 wklin, Middleville, N, dence; Brown, G. Hall, Moumo ath, Sern, Hyracuse, P Landlond, 'Atse nay, JUMPERS! He ENTION pe py acne ion of this indispensable a ‘a may be found of egery, varie Agent far “be Rovndosearer: TO IMPORTERS DEALERS IN 8. 0 Radar offCloths, Cassimeres, H. ra oe Ga sis has been awarded bythe tutes for their superior manner of Sater Warr ANGLE! eS Staten EROANTIL MU COMPANY, No. 68 Watt Srrzer, N conformit pany = Amount of Do ing April 34, MAT... f Premiums, ‘Tha aod at tines mated ol & ore as shove,’ we Oa aren ‘Transportation and Navigation Ris New ring statement :— Earned Premiums for the — for" Marine, ‘Losses, esse Inland Navigation do. marked off Apri] 3d, 1846,$) Polistes ‘ooued tice the year en York. sks #0808 Fa Bean sve insured on goods for account of al6 1m’ AL INSURANCE juisit of the CI the Com- pasaeereemecs © oon nom $37,431 93 45,142 54 + e+» $901,891 09 $64,648 00 Less deficiency on 3d April, 1846, as per published statement... ., ‘ble for the he aasate, © « 16,958 38 SE OP SBS BoutiRs. The Trustees have declared a ¢ dividend of seventeen per cent on the business of the i year cating. 3d inst., payable in scrip on and after the 2d Monda: gE! y order April 20th, 1847. of the Trustee KLLWOOD SD WALTER, Bee. TRUSTEES. | - Wines Langley, ferman Boker, Henry Shelden, Chas. G. Carleton, Jas. Freeland, Lucius Hopkins, ‘Thos. 8. Nelson, janiel G, Haviland, Wilson G. Hunt, Vhomas Achelis, Stewart C. Marsh, Levi Cook, ewes Has shes. Li ‘ — Jessop, des des, RieCule ss e Septimus Croo zs, ree Pi said it. Levi ae ke Yes Fist. Evuwoop Water, ide TO THE LADIES, — PrzzE Rn amg Bey Pato Broadway, fer, oes received fae | ISEASES OF THE o on coat fe NE idl oary shaplye ‘some of tl sans 0 take. purgative fg pills ad uelen Saeaparil, were to use on halon Opens the pores, whitens the seiran atace shealihy perapie Raina ‘Tantand Moen wulne JOMES! Cia ue Loa AP ner il cure aud dis. iful—even yel- pw CaN ah clesae eee whiteneas, jow or eack that it ea be used on its wi ° at satety. Physi it in ‘eases of Beurvy,, Sal fica Shape: 01 Sores ysis Ringworm, Soe‘head, flected & od ied. Tr'was. ver Sucay called by. the: Bociet spent Teer alg cr oth ‘Sila New York coal a the sign of the American Eaele e 50 cents “4 thio: Jones! Spans waits ‘Wik, foe cantly tag : Muir hifelike white <» the face of Tooth Paste, for wrhiceoia the teeth, sweetening ng the breath, a pe hy ‘tiga eng beer 8 Fulton street; in juildings; in Baltimore Ma, Hor ke Go. ui murgh, 89 Li in Newark, LD, GREY, RED ‘OR WH 8, and those derbeck, of 98 Avenue D, New York.cer- "Aursliin Vapderbeck, oft pend bce two 3s bottles of Jones? Coral a agood ‘crop of hair, and will soon have it lor of 89 Liberey size fiat Pits ‘Homa Pa, uriant. M William Jackson, of son's on the 8 ot Han eanieely bold for Sa bottles, of Jones’ Coral Hair expects: on ui of hair than he jack- that by ie faair 18 rowing faxt thick and heal little longer to have a better je HAIR IS GREY, or falling off Pomose Wo hereby certify, chat myihalt was Caruing grey, and falling off, and that since Lhave used Jones Coral Hale Restorer cpa cent weed on rom fair Hentorative, Leombed out andl of hat daly. 92 King street, New York. “SCURF OR D. NDRUFF— rr. i u Fultoe ces Cena Hal is bai oom et aly chose AVE YO! rocer, of up with pandruff, and Jones? and permanently’ cured it. D* YOU WANT T TO. ‘0 DRESS, Beautify, and make your Laoag and ead ¢ ry Ee Cullen, late barber on board a Bost Aeeertenda ie ‘that Jones’Coral Hai the best article I ever used for dressing, softening, cleansing, aud Keeping the hair a long time sof, Clean, air dark and in Boldia N am pyc sh geagh preferred i BO my lee Rests weet ilies maga i ult treet i 13m, Redding, & tn Balumorey Baylor, 6 Jauris Balding; Fa a Le GEE a ap oe oped ly country tee wears ‘ever pefore offered by ited States hn popes merc! recent arri' f goods. n Fy, he juantities. ee ete) lace’capes, ae aged Jace of - ical Jitreatment, by the well vig if 'gelomon a board his useage bandstih nd eape toe | or Oat prea acon, ndash ole ne et Sea REG savin caren and atte howler? ? 7:3 pet gent “Aily 8 at the Germay Drug and Medicine store, No, 127 below the usual prices, Ch ra street, New York. a8 im*r NEW JERSEY, BUBSON & DELAWARE Thi OMPANY. AD C' NOzicE Is & Is FERERY. GIVEN) that Books of Subscrip- tion to the Capital Stock of “ The New Jersey, Hudson an piers Company,” will be opeued at the Cochran E qoeses i. Newton, on Saturday, the ; at Isaac P. Bechanign Hotel, in Brangivile, oot eed the iath: ea at lechanies’ ‘comer of Broad and William streets, in New: carat of May next. The books to be pitt oloek A.M., and closed a Fd Haat Nuwron, Sussex Co, N. Torin: Raat JOHN MOORE, JAGoB noatae MARTIN p20 20¢ #rre CMa and at the time of subscribit Wal ‘be requited to be on eas io April 14, 1817. ASSN Commissioners DANIEL SWEENY, e11 Ann street, New York, Revove TO 6 CHATHAM STREET— i the travelling season, ove ho. may not be aware of signed, at the necessary to apprise C1 jon, he few doors of Chambers; and | has opened a Saloon on precisely ut in Ce eomlort and ai i ‘he enlargement of his spk the publ will find not only the substantial elements of quired form, but each of ae putation he new enjoys, ity that has secu: which he is determined to main- hy db Seonreas te life ii ia. ever ye att fon ef the public, both resident and transient, to his new position, where the: are ofthe fact, to extend his business, as well as his limits of 66 tt. y re tai iis tua shove is the, on|p esteb¥tshunent he either owas, of le ja any manner nominally of otherwiee connected with, he friends an hopes is SWEENEY’S HOUSE OF REFRESHM adeand the, public yl farnembs the: thie Joon ofthe undersigned, andsole proprietor, 66 Chatham street. he ENT, NO. 6 CHATHAM STREET, NEWYORK. Bit. oF Fane. 6d. Boi M Gorped Beet: Pork and Beans. Beef Soup. Mutton Soup Chicke: Veal Pi Cilia E Pot Plum Padding. Indian Pudding ince Pie. Gd Cranberry Breaxrast aed Tra. Beef Steak... . «+ 6d Corn Bread. Veal Cutlets. Gd Indian Cakes Mutton Chops Gd Boiled Ham and Bact, 1 Py 4 uta fo a F| Ch ih a cried Liver G1 Hot Rol Fah Bells: ULE seks! Hah. aa; ‘Bread: ee OR Gy siindy. ee Dumplings r Bie’ pone GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH. Dt . CASTLE, 381 Broadway yicallsthe tention of the public to to his su junds ; | Bidet nd ere rates The oliver of ihe 2 enviable eminence: and abi te tis h ery res ders the tooth perfect in every Papell while in a soft state, without any nervous persons it is peculiarly ape Im* OTICE—The co-pa the name and firm of solved by mutual consent. AHN is alo if HENS & TRAN, rior ant y,comner of White stree' pprove: which are carous put into the toot ‘comes one Fe ‘We have tried it.” ening Post says: ‘Castle, in his practice of ee years, has obtaine: ‘operates ov the teeth ‘with great skill 'y ; his composition for filling decayed and sore teetn, while it RESISTS ALL ACIDS AND INFECTING AGENTS, 1 liquidate and settle all outatanding accounts of HENE firm.— New York, 2tst April, 1647. ee abecribet sel a) &e., on its geuacerem s the same atrect, (ip stairs) agg bwer RY, N. KAHN. lac N. herenfter | continue the business, of Im- Flowers, materials for Flor AH gwers, THE EYE. R, 10, diseases o! able terms. Office hours from 8 A.M. ment, can be forwarded to any one him by letter, post-paid. ~~ Orrice Crorox Aquapver Bo. il 2 OTICE TO WATER TAKERS~W and payable on the first of Balt ag this O jouse, rear of ater di us of not having the Eloy of their payments, OARDING IN BL! ‘men and their wiv be accommodated with bed rooms, tached ‘and fail oar house ia Ge Carroll place. Apply Fors ALE —Rere Pork, Smoked Ry “Bhoulters, Salmon, Dry and Pickled heads, therees and barrels; ond Bee! ikars in hogshea: rels; witha general assortment of groceries. accommodate parehasery th the eis cash jixenses faye ote s effected wh Dr. Oi five or ai ang farntshed and of the e: ice, . Mackere}, Shad er a Also, Molasses in ho da, boxes ‘ices, by ers wie ‘oth, 1847. ; Water rents ae due, 29 Greenwich Seyeet, deyotes ye 1p th St ‘Artificial ty fe fe, and inserted on halmie Surgery. Artifici yes for gale, and inserted om | with ler 701d Fulton street. will please be punctual in a2l wre nilemen, can rooms, with in a pleasantly situated ‘at present at 95 Spring street. Sold in lots to N. B—A large quantity taonek ‘Meats and Che: se, slightly damaged, to be =a at low prices. 1 im*rre THE LARGEST wit oes Senda NS. 3,000 TF Leancerns at engraved and Watned shies ever offere 'to the sale —— sles wd eall Ce eaeniee and cy hemselves be else ‘Grpameytal treet Lanterns for vale Clase Bent for C} oeks and Bow Windows, nl ime ke., GiontGr: EDWARDS, 14 and 116 Nassau street. MEINHARDT’S 5 BRASS LETTERS FOR | HESE letters are remarkable for durabil city-— otek bahianey a st weather. They desired. Orders left Sth avenue, ney. and a her artic office and Cc. AT! SS, ROACHES, R FLIES AND MOnctite season for me application of the e 1 houses, barns, They have been in best evidence of tel he iene ae tensively in nin eradienter for bly area he foundiebout Uoett Weemises months. The preparations are gnuirely a | mineral poison ‘and can be used with 4 i Le ion tg | Fy aaa and Joho mee ven s of New th iI, and we ‘will prove the wrath toute ‘ No. 5@ Chatham street, near Cham! mi9 Im*r one for the area eens of all species (fen boat, or other vewel oa fail cen themsely extermination of iy ny lag eomspry to gi of vermi om a cy itr, “EKER, atree low Yi Te invite the cite warranted to stand exposure to the are also japanned of any color that may at 19}¢ Ann street, also M. 18th fe the ‘of thie Boner di Maen ie sem fetta celebrated bell’s,, the roar TETIFICATE OF MR. Clerk of the Fulton Markets attacked with an ulceration of my SRGE W. GIBBONS, ut five years ft, which continued to extend all over my body; algo in my nose, isease in- creased m my. general health began % suffer, and my body be- Resins tice toa 1 extent.— ‘The physician who wes tending me was doubtful as to my recovery—I was confined to my’ bed, and my doctor his ‘utmost exertions to eaters me to health, but it proved useless. had recourse to other iso tried their best, case. myself and, sit various, tlhe of sarsaparilla sy- Fupe, of which I took over id Batts, Bu ton np parpore=i also tried Swaim’s Panacea,but with no better ef ni to despair; my case was desperate, not only. suffering from extensive ulcerations which extended ail over my body, ome of them extend six inches in , io from excessive pain in my bones and joints. When {a leplorable and boneless condition, 1 was tecommended to leine, No. 20 Duane st., who, to. utmost, sur of myself and friends, cured m in the a short time of two a therefore have the fim to my friends and the public ns wali physician ia thow those cases. My reaidence is over the Fulten mar ot where Tahal be happy to answer all inquiries concerni ‘W. GIBBONS. ‘We, the undersigned, Lepes ta certify that the above state- ment ig true ip ever Tastes D. Fen Mi Merchant 185 South FX Lee, Ex‘Alderman trth ore Waris lag cee eeren, Clerk Fulton Market. his treatment is perfect! re irae above certificate has been selected out of ication a ea Bee W Nledjcine will be forwarded to any bart of the country, with full directions, by enclosing ae Bost paid) addreases m5 Im#r 20 Duane st., New York. N SERTAIN DISEASES OF A DENA UR ya ESTING re, AND IMPORTANT RALPH, Author of the “Private, Tara acquaint those in any way interested ferred to, that he may be consulted at his private “Teale Greeuwich reet, between the hours of 9 to 12 A. . Also, to, sheerve, that Wesides y interest tp the eter ape as ofthe ongans from excesses or ent Teprope continence of urine, DISEASES LS ps b= ose va. f the BLADDER; GI ry affections, pgs Ah eciaeaile called ‘The author some, that any one of rank or emi should devote his talents to diseases which persons of every nds that it has been a matter of surprise to mce in his profession description pretend to cure so easily. If, however, but one thousandth part of the miseries these people bring upon socie were known, a very different opinion would be formed. not oul oplgeni misery anc wjection, preying on the it mind as we fy ast many —— =i "ifuot, | tally destroy the reproductive power. Its fact that ‘either disease, when not Properly treates remain so dormant in stitution as to show themse! ves in no other way than in heir effects on posterity. But wie regard to the more immediate train of evils, per hapa nothing proves so fruitfal w source ax the practice of ad- Vertising @ a bottle of drops or a box of pills for the in nate cure ofthese complaints. Now, supposing e these remedies were good, such are the various sym) which continually arise in many cases, and s0 essentially do those diseases differ from one another, that common sense must. tel : that what is good in one mi destru another. It aaconishing, the opportunities the ‘auther bas, of ‘witnessing there facts in Shoes. who appl; For instance, some afflicted with been ing srorer only in the other, while not a fe we been deceived entirely for their complaints were neither one nor the other, but totally dificrent and innoceut disorders. Butts Pitt ‘the cases which more painfully harrass the mind bape fi pened pyar Lab is that Oops Seid Here u 3 moet onth.— face g fieeeauenting this dtcorder, might, subside or eappeet 8 vi ile, general to return agai ht occa hot but whether the discharge return or not, none the better off. Now every real physician or surgeon knows that all the physic ii yet, if properly G the world would never cure a stricture, and jerstood, it may most easily and speedily be ry one of common prudence, therefore, he remarks are just, (and he can appeal to the physicians in the city for their truth,) how im- é. every patient should know something of the char acter and taleut of the person he \bout to trust in such a With respect te the cure of Strieture—ths, itis grat. rally accomp! a i in ba ery little time, and convenience. exceed the im Fihis complaint. In. eed, in the hands of proper and experienced persons, of Birieture is now accomplished in as, many day ye formerly itdemanded months. Many persons consult the writer who come on business to this city for a short time oll bat tf verfectiy cured, though it hax een source of trouble axiety for y For the. convenience of those rho camet congalt the. su: thor personally, he furniahes hie own Peculiar and. sugceny mode of cure, which he adopts particularly to each ind His treatment i the moat radical, ax well ax rap ce that oan be devised, as would willivaly be ds of names were the subject Of a different ie Itati b t be addressed “box 869 lower afheg ad Wall receive the moet faithful and deliberate ken Distinct and separate rooms for those whe say have PAE DISE, FS EST ABL ISHED A. D. R THE SUPPRESSION OF UACKERY ~The of the New York College of en and Pharma- cy, estab lished for the suppression of quackery continue to direct their particular attention to all dise: ‘& private nature, and can confidently promise to person: ae cal treatment, a safe and permanent cure, w oy tothe constitution or confinement from business. Paneer: Col nena ticularly requested to a first appearance of those di and time gaye thus avotded. Geof af, y yours conpested with the prinel in Europe forthe ‘eure ofthe 3 pada for com suftation daily from 8 M ae} aM TaPeRAR N's aise ag" "REVALIDSperone living in the country, tnding it inconvenient to make *onal applicalion, can have forwarded to them a cheat contain ing all medicine requisite to perform a radical cure, by stating their case e ¥, together with all symptoms, time of con traction, and treatment received elsewhere if any, and encloe ee MOY", RICHARDSON, M.D. saan street, New York. SLPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, the mn cal cure of gonorrhoea, gleet, seminal emus jent discharges from ‘urethra. ene ult of twenty years fp in the Hos- pital de Charite in Paris celebra Taventor, Professor vel ible aly for all diseases of ‘tfecta cure in amuch time than an Lt 9 thout minting the breath, ise ih the the stomach, or confinement from business. — 33; ee NA L DEBILITY CURED, eORORTE MIR NUKY " prepares by HS. College of of T' Medicine and Pharmacy of i of confidently, recommended for all enses of debility nein Secret indalgence or excess. of any kind. Itis i png At Impotence, sterility, or barret 6, onless de} ion. ing 04 maater $1 each; ensex of half © dozen §5; carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Union, RICORD’S ALT! ATIVE one primary ca OR the permanent cure o: "4 itis, yene! ulcers, nodes, or any camp by an wee of mereury, or ane fifa meal ent uspecting venereal tint remanine "a ray Aodid ure this powerttl nariter without enn consider r_imvelt safe after having the venereal di Seithout thoroughly cleasing the system with this justly cele: bi inlterative, single bottles ar $1 etait in cases of half adozen for er care rehally packed and sent to all parts of the Union. CONCENT! D EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA RAM TIAN AND SASSAF RA! REPARED by the New York College of Medic! ee and Rarunemney grtablished for the suppression of quacke' refined and highly concentrated extract, posse y fe purifying qualities and curative powers of the above in , ie confidenly recommended by the College nx anperior to any extract of Sarsaparilia at present before the public, aid may be relied on as acertam remedy for all diseases ing from an impure state of the bloos ch as scrofula and salt vente ring wear, blotches or pimples, uleers, pain in the bones or Joint, odes rangous erupti alee aie: from the secondary e| one doses. C ‘ages be ging to at Ga the B—A very liberal discount fo w je purchasers. open from 8,A. a nich Lect ie Past