The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1847, Page 3

tenance ti ACCC CC AOC CL CALL CLOT CCA CO NL ELE Promina Gomamor Wigs.—Citizens and ‘ful condition of individual eredits are evidences in favor | 1 lot on ‘0th at, near tH avenue, 26x92 9,900 AUCTION NOTICES. | ASUS om HES, rey yo tHA | ursday a — sips on. viating the elty being {a waut of an elegant article in ae WM. W. SHIRLEY, Auctionser, Pp. euiuk,, Apel 29 will eee ielt daeeiiec galt cat ee. 1 lot adjoining last, 25x19.11 3, . Ww. LEY. Pearl etreet. be performed, for the first time in eeveral years, BRU T Tt M¢ >M a aha Mier tober MPa. Wacvanl ‘Tew: | probability ta that ® larger portion tham usual will be | | )or Siloti lites Sot uw. S0x02.1. 179 rate ROGET wean ee Re & Goods | TUS or THE BALL OF VARGUINTiclus Juntus Bro: | LATES ENT fees manufactured by Gilbert & Fletcher, No. 79 Broadway. | paid when due, 1 do 18th st, rear of above, same sixe. 1% | day, April S0th, ot 10 o'clock, at the four story house, | tus, Mr Horrest; Tis, Hyott; Collatinus, Barry; Tullia, Mrs | up stairs, opposite the Howard Lctel. ‘Tho yalue of merchandise exported from the district | 1 do 18th at, near 6th avenue, 20x? 1 ainbers stre Broadway, worthy the notice To conclude w NVISIBLE. PRINCE—Blouzabel- | RAPHI NS Be erate rooins for iting Wigs. pe from the |! 40 16th st, n ar 8th avenue, Brussells 1 Carpets, Sofas, Chairs, Pianos | 1, Lo coustare ander, Mis Hunt; the Fairy Geattl, TELEG: ic. ceca in dh ORL of Boston and Charlestown, to foreign ports, ©} 1 do 17th st, rear of above, same size........ 1,800 | forte, Paintings, oil elotls, hat stands,’ valuable variety of | My. Sti Ok! wet — = Improved Daguerreetypes.The spechmens of | | +, 6 o4th of April, inclusive, was as follows:— (To be continued.) plated ware cutlery, Britainia ware, tea trays, bedrogme Lanped |“ Boxes $1; Pit 50 cents; Gallery 25 cents | Hn the recent werveoty pes exhibited at the Flume | 0. On or oF THE Pont of Bostox—VALve oF Exronts, | aemmeneensmenmemmmemmeeememenmemes | ie; mosily new aid of best quality, to be sold without rex | DOC Oe a aysapet tn 7 icinkthe pexurmsace wll | PmrLabeteuta, April 98, 1947 lon e upper corner of Broad: | Commpne: } ; meee. aa | prechs ener pee % wy a besa Ws ade cg a Coomera tesa ty Married. WC WALTER GREENOUGH, Auctioneer. | opimorrow Ais, Forrest ae Spartacus, in the GLADIATOR, | , * Stored man named Anderson, was attacked this af- Cimeus, thatthey may sce | In American vease SieSSlserauvo | On Sunday, the ant ima. by ithe Rev. D. Bieter, | Seren bib HOUSEHOLD ITUR 0. 100 | OWERY ATRE— ‘Jacns is ternoon on Wood wharf, Southwark, by three rowdies. ved Ly tie Dagwerreotype | In Foreign vessels. . OUGH & the eutire Far is about leaving for Lurope. Fy 3 ‘Foreign’ Products, é ‘Senvame, dag Aprity, | aud beaten so seriously that he died shortly afterwards, we In American vessels... fon ond SUM L. Cueweut, late of Nazarith, Pa. us er ot AS YOU predic cg or Amer 4 oe Casto joase copy. pital, to which place he had been taken, The Burther Reduction..Diamond Pointed Gold | lu Foreigu vessels. 23173—44,191 | “Philadelphia and Euston papers pl PY. a loot learn {ox Kuope. | cenepbital to which place be had been Savace sells gold pens as low as 75 pene $757,964 Diced. house, comprising beautiful rosewood and mahogany and red Ps 5 Bagley’ vi Brown's | plush Faruit | Milner; C Mrs Jordan. AD on Bh at, lel ngeidcene pen foe 4 poset Lmported«. Ut « neo.sui | Yesterday morning, the infant son of Mr. Nathanlel | Mut Parmitire, oo ss woodand mahogany and black wal- |. a a Vachs Putavenenta, April 28, 1647—10 P. Mf : | ‘aud cheapast pen in the city. Don mise luo of domestic cotton goods included in the | 84 Mary Ann Fisher, aged 6 months. Abi Cae , by celebrated makers, ‘Terms cash, ¢ Buda, Mrs. Wergeant; | From Washington, returns received, render certain ‘Phe trade supplied on the | ‘The ¥ ‘ ‘Thefriends of Mr. Fishor, and also,those of his uncle, | mouey. ipa Ng: Madina a | the election of Flourney and Preston im the $d and 12th above, was $71,205. The actual amount of specle re- | vir, Austin Requa, are respectfully invited to attend the VAN DYKES of ge ; ecived. by the Cambria, was $1,774,913. The value of | funers without further Tovitation, this day (Thurs- ANDSOME FURNITURI Yan Autwe p & Pine will | ad eae Gx o'cloc! it Performance ¢omin | districts; the 1at and 2d are still claimed by both parties t No. roadway, near | tou alreet. sk rool, 4 a9 iter | Hossateln Auction clock, P. M., from 121 Varick street sell this day. at 10. o'clock ; meer ; TRE—Thursday | ———___—___ merchandise exportod for the first twonty-five days in | (Ax) 103 o'clock, RNs ttt inst, Eoewezen Dunree, | Niuth screet,allthe Burniture, convained inthe above hiouse, | JY (ECHELL'S Re nescniencaes we epaseenes | Partavetenis, April 28—10 P.M April, was ver; ed, compare 1 OXPO! nm his Another Revolu pi g "1 ~ i Y LITTLE A —Frederi Washington advices receiv pil, was very limited, compared with the exports from | in the woth yeurof his age, Anotier Revolutionary ya | Gmiringofmsgney parlor bad oom andl fvitre SPA HEE ADOPTED Frederick | ashingto Grea Vis Wes Colles ore this port for the same period. jot has thus been called to his fin marne. Dur | randoles. ial Lamp and fixtures; Solar Lai 0 foth; | Somers, Wal j Laurette § mo! {oH THE M. P.S—| Vera Cruz, confirm the abandonment of th. Old Stock Exchange. ‘© was born in Summers, Connecticut, in 1761. At the Guwer and ten Sots, Dish Covers; rush and cme vert | Alter which the opera of the CHILD OF d 5 on « Puenta Na- Saree rere | 5 5000 Tene N o 5 . | age of 16 he entered into the service of the United {Cottage do, Ke. Also, the Ieitehen furniture, with | Grutard, Mr. Nickinson; Mary, Mr Timi, 1 Qupg.| elanal by the Muxiean forces, and report their falling 78% ‘reas Notes 6 p.c. 10344 250 do ba0 fox | OI Point, Horse Neek, and - asin | allowed by the of THE CABIN % : Naviyadion of the Ohio Rivers " | 5000 103: 40 do ag" | States, and served ‘West Point, fe 3 29 ter | ons Polish. Me. Hollands ‘Lucy, Miss Roberts, back to stronger position near Jalapa, ‘Time. State of River. | “409 do 15th May 13% = 50 do 30 43 | wherever the exigencies of the war placed him, till ho URE, wt No, 3a Third Aveune | Fa ai tee merece DAREN Od TARA Hi antennae (ate eet April 21. 12500 Ohio 6's * 97 50 Canton Co 30 338 | was honorably discharged at the expiration of his term. will'sell this day, at Wo'elock, | TAR Massurkt Sir fisiland, Slazourka, Mrs. Timm. e y' prep’ are maki 21 April 28. . 9000 Obio 3's 50 ma we «© poo 36°" | After the clove of the Revolutionary war he removed to A aasortment “of Household |” Drews Circle 2iicenis, Umer Bonen 29 cents: Hit, one Shi | there for a desporate and final defensive effort. A bat- i wg rT lo 5 15-36. he resided thirty years, du- useans, breakfast and | ling; Privat t ‘ bead, Baad cemencnmeeremmmmmmmeeet | 7) Geuding Bonds 26% so) Harlem RR “A HFS | peuee, and represented that town fourteen years in the hich the salé will commence. | ORD American divisions had marched, as announced —_ a “cs TAK Ee 35 i — = OL Pit THEATRE = = — MONEY MARIGET. 18 lo R 0 oe aOR 7] Snghalatareldt Veernone: °) , -| UCTION=SA i PAINTING UF Last Night but One of the Season. <0 Fednesdtay, April 28.6 P. M. 5000 do b60 73 450 Nor & Wor 49% | At Saratoga Springs, on Sunday, 25th inst., Mrs. Wat. of Pelee tat as « 7 it ne ato eof nee al Affairs in Albany. ‘Wes vy Ae Tey theticeceier| | GdakaMckesaa Bede tabs oe bio 48% | wontH, wife of Chancellor Walworth, seat, | ainents, will be sold this day at 0 o'clock, at Tt wich fin May Quotations for stocks are advancing, but the tran) 60 ah Mechanica! Bh 0% | Mra. Chana M, Pree, widow of t io: General Z, ‘This collection was made by a connoisseur lately de- FRIDAY } EGISLATIVE PROCKEDINGS. d ps 9 do 330 4955 | ty, Ky., : # of th ox Boo yy tions ure to a very Uimited extent. At the first board tor 50 Farm’s Trust 030 31K 30. do. 49 | bi Fe Pie ble a ecreep otro oun SA will he. faldeveionh ras neon verdl, of the | 7B on Bo: k now | day Ohio 6's went up X per cent, Farmers’ Loan %, | 9) do a eter Seek, $3 | "On the Zoth inst,, in tho70th your of his age, Basis. AHAM, Auctioneer — | OEM See 7 of | gery Reading Rellroad %, Canton }é, Harlem 4, Norwich & | 199 de baw ng 100 Canton Serip ‘414 | Gonpox, ao of Falmouth, long and widaly known in i! Mont Furniture ait 10 iprelock, all the | foreseen i her BENEF/ m1 out Axpany, April 28, 1847 ~ “ 2 140 ’ 3 thy | ¥ ceased was born ui urniture contaimed in the hou: 7 ‘Twelfth street, e | T: SDA 5 ,) r Hse. daca reper digas acl - ata.” yD te 1 | that Dat oy rene. the yoer 1767,anu baviug enni- | tie Bowery Brussels, 3 ly: ingrelns raw and stair gurpets; | to The bill providing for the establishment of » retruat at yesterday's prices. Most of the purchases ontime | 39 do 2303330 do bee is grated to this country in the yoar 1784, established him- | l cloths, book cases aud yeéretaries, pier glasses, soles, ma | of peitic od | for the destitute mothers, &o. of seamen, was recomm!t- are at buyers? optlon, Indicating a confidence In an ad- Poetry 8 $B | EE oruly after ane’ merchant in aimeuth, where he | POF chair, avana, cvtre tables aockery aad, tbles, | PALMO'S OPERA HOUE tering | 4 t0 the Charitable Committee. vaneo within the mext thirty or sixty days. We coin- RR 568 Z0Stoniugton —b80 44 | continued to reside the rest of his life. Ho was the last | 5011/10" shades, ified ware, patutinge, reuch Inshogauy beds | A CARD SThe managers of the Jtalian Opera considering | “4 tt ane Bil fe the apectal order for to-morrow. 1 i 300° do be0 5032 300 Long Island 29% | survivor of a race of his countrymen who settled in that | Stends, feather beds, huir mattresses, “imarb) aS nands, | £4 the coutinued indisyosition of Signoriua Baril, and their | lar mceapihee ny tie at ablryn caee uaa aout Second Board. vicinity and flouriaked about thie period of the Rovolt- | drei Aeon | duty tomaeds heir subscribers snd he jblie;have come co the | pho bil for the organisation of the judiciary 1s again belleve much ina permunent improvement, $5000 Reading Bds b30 73. 100 shs Haslem RR b30 52 | tionary war. a ae eae a aie ier | asutl ut thine the her recovery, aud fieretore no pesform | under debate. er lo oy 3 42 on the passage POO) 3 ta place until Saturd Avening, W Signor, " “ % acgelchcnpes ng: debaagailbs San part that veer | ee gua ee iets | gage ie ‘TRain, master of the shi RIDAY, APRIL 30, at near | Benedetti’s Benehit will take place, with Dousettis pers of | Further progress was made with the judiciary organ large ordors for foreign manufactured cotton goods have | $000 U B66 4% 0 Nor & Wo Powers tteet, Brooklyn 4 Furuiture ing | LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR. zation bill. deen tent out; that the goods are now on their way to $0 Canton Serip 4 90 East Bost | 23. The cause of his death {s said to have beon bi of mahogauy Sofa, Couch, mahogany and other Ch v car “AMERICAN MUSEUM. ~ | Mr. Bansoun, by consent, brought in a bill for increas- do 4 50 do a1 by the | tire do; centre, eird and dining tables: rocker; Window Cur ¥ 4 AN UM. | . » by a this and other markets of the United States, andthat | 3 ¢, nal injuries from a blow and fall, occasioned by dstends, Bureans, Oil Paintings, W: : PLENDID performances, both Afternoon aud Evening, | 4 pray taste of epeell wil SG tho other way, to pay Ener ae BB BERR 3 spanker boom striking him while standing upou the egy il gg i Bes CaN teen Girat ONT Selon nines wi be exhibited’ Dioramés | 1g the capital stock of the Manhattan Gas Company 100 do cry couch house, Glass, hall and cook Stoves, Drims, Kitehen Lost overboard, in a violent gale, on the passage from | and Panoramic represeatation of the } ‘The Senate then took a recess. n29 Ittje | FUNERAL OF ei | for those importations. A Mttle reflection will satisfy NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. | In the afternoon session, the judiciary bill was again « ' is . — “per _ ith all the pageants nd pomp of the oecasion. euy ono thut there isnot the slightest foundation for CITY TRADE REPORT. Galway to Palermo, January 26th, Mr. Groner Mone. D, SMITH—Auct oneer. Also. will ba exhibited ar all Hours. periegemiodelaol | taken up, but not dlsposed of. Sates House, of Westport, Conn., second’ officer of bark Lo- J. MURPHY & CO—Store 13 :Spruce street—At 12 say will be val hours, perfec p. but not disp prada ehayrDlervactine gi RG ooh cre aia Naw Yous, Weoxespar Avrunnoon, Arnit 3. | Santo.’ Ifo waron tho jib-boom when It was struck by | IB o'iock, at No. 73 Chambers treet, corner Browlway: As: | in the Nea beeen eee OESE DIAMONDS — | “The Manhattan Gua Company bill was paswed. | tho manufacturing districts of Great Britain, there was | Flour exhibited some increased firmness, owing, it was | a sva, which carried it away. 5 tock and trade of a merchant tailor- Great Western—Ethiopian Minist ing Orang Ou- no activity amongst the spinners, and the consumption | said, to the receipt of some more unfavorable accounts | _ Col. Tuomas Warsox, of Linn county, Mo., died some 1g of a lot of supertine broad cloths, cassimeres, ve stings, | H oy tang, be i bute d ‘trimmings of all desc ‘Also, the fixtures | “Xi mtesi .c A of eotton had heon reduced to the lowest point, having | o¢ the prospects of the Wheat crops at the West, Small | three Weeks since. He was among the early settlers of | sii voois of the above tailoring establishment, | Admission 25 cents, Children under 10 years 12}; cents Assembly. Atnany, April 28, 1847. Charlton county, which he represented twico in the Le- ed z meet : , , fallen off full one-third. The importations for this | sajog of Genesee on the spot, were made at $7 874 a $8; | gislaturo. Afed Kis cpmorel to Linn he wanicliee eee ee GEO" E-ROLLING: Auclionear NUT STREET ASKCTHIA— The majority of the Judiciary Committee uae spring havo nearly all arrived, and the importations for | and of Oswego at $7 75. Southern was steady at $7 60, ea in 1840, to the State Senate, from his Senatorial dit: | Gnappn aLAND ROBE GEOR. ROLLINS | aby Each Mahal Len » Maniger.—Last | against Balcom’s. bill to establish courts of conetlia- ct. ‘ONSTA\ 1, fay, at $6 50. will on, Monday, May 3d, at 12 ofelock, offer at auc | will be performed THE INC , the full trade do not usually come in until the 1st of | gates of Genesee were made, deliverable in t 2 Monae tion, , August, It is hardly probable that goods will be {mport- | ang in July at $6. Michigan sold, dati ota j deithad ok Neneh Perron Ne Dane by Lara ae geod Hon, inthe Merehans Pashenge ie city, diel Gras Wee: | Mr, Murdoch: Old Muabel, Mr. Chapman; Oriana, Miss The following bills were read a third time:—To eede to od, cites on douertic oF foreign account, 80 long before | $6 1234. No enles of Wheat wore reported, Sales of | (on was « lineal descendant from the divine of that name | vet, Esa. at Cliton, Suten Island, about halt way between | “Alter which the farce of MY AUNT—Dick Dasholl, Mr. | the United States Jurisdiction of lands at Sackett's Har- the demand for them existe. It dovs not follow that | Northern yellow Corn, in the city, sold at 96.0 97c., with | Me Janded on tho rock of Pirmouth, | He wad remarka: | YoTeCit nthe water or bay. and commande very extensive | Mtoch bor; to authorize the Governor to fill vacancies of offices i a , My je for his literary and scientific ai ents, ", ; & Jato imaportation of foreign manufactures would | one ot, deliverable to-morrow, at 9c. Southern and judgment, and bis unobtrusive piety. ; Tee eer eae eer al eed ere aneara aime tee Ske away our spocie, It would require a larger | Northern white, in store, sold at 908930, Considerable | ‘The Centreville, Wayne county Record of April 21st, | piazza on either side, is built and finished in the hest manner. | iimportegion than wo have had since 1836 to turn | gatos of Northern yellow were made for fature delivery, | 20tices in terms of deep sorrow the death of Lor Pe he.¢ 3 of the first story are 14 feet high ; the lot is 200 by the brfance against us. A demand for cotton from in May (10tb), at 926. ‘Y) | riecp, an old and much respected citizen of that part o! tho mpnufacturers for the purpose of filling large orders " ting a private aveaue, 70 feet wide onthe sonth, and x fox rfods trom this or any other country, would advance | | | | w night Mr. Mardoch’s benefit. oe THENTR, PICADELPHTA, | in volunteer regiments of this State; to authorise Geo. i817, Deurcettrsopere, ented | Imlay and othors to erect wharves in Brook? ya. Fasquale, Mr Seguin; Ernesto, | ro pill was passed for the reorganization of the militia Tons Beanie of the State of New York, ‘This bill was supported by circles, | Messrs. Hubbard, Bowie and Sickels, and was opposed by Messrs, Walsh, Bascom, and others, a ’ squere of 150 feet and an avenue 50 feet wide on the north Waltz, by Considerable parcels to arrive in | Indiana. yee sd avril be 4011 36 lote of aroma 50 by | Ou Friday even 100 York and other avenues, the grading | ,,!'Fices—yress e June and July, sold on private terms. Rye was steady | JaMus Warman, of Milwaukie, was lately knocked Parquette, 10 ceucs; Fw at 920. North River Oats sold at Ge. A nale of Barley | 0m Bis schooner, and drowned. i pow fe i At Flint Hill, her late residence, near Knoxville, Tenn., ready been erected in front of the property, | _,Door k—to commence a quarter before eixht | oy he {or Sho raw matarial very rapidly, and enhance | was made at 726. The receipts of Flour in this city, | on the 2d inst., Mrs. Ann Evizanera Waite, relict of will be completed at an | Be _____ |= Adjourned. th’g price of cotton fubrtes go much, that it would have | gown the Hudson river, since the opening to the presest | the Hon, Hugi’ Luwaon White, aged 70 years. poned to 3d May, in | Bi THE MAN IN MINIA- garigaiaes>agteneeRroR ®.€uaterial influsnce upon the cousumption, andin the | time, amount to 66,625 bbls. Provisi re quiet t At Boston, on the 23d inst., in the 8ith year of his rvs complete. Hevcous dy tak veniig, ne Calvert pedis mies eae ee ay iuah ineronsedi nearly to an ¢x-| move to a fulr extent; considerable supplies were going | highly respected among us, ‘Though advanced in years, | gic soldat wuction. by D: fad « few. following, days, hglding- Tres Levees ones day at | Affairs in Wasbington. “tent corresponding with the additional value of our im- | on bord ofboate and barges, consigned fo various points | ME: Heynolds leaves several brothers older than hinself Mie dumeriongater ether for city oF country west, | the following hours, rom 1155 to 1, from 346 to, and from Ty ns porta, ‘Lhe supply of eotton ts in a fair way of boing | in the interior, via the canal, &o. Peer kbmitinmdg t, rr earrtoe levee ye Pabst er be sald | dence, will call'as above, and hear theirsong any time previ. | to oorelock. Spal tale ak veOTIS ASRS. i Wasninaron, April 26, 1847, Dretty nearly weed up this your, oven at the moderate | | Amtus—Pota wero steady at $5 OOK $5 193, There | a part of that vigorous generation whowo energy, patient | eget (ue; les year $08 was rataned forones and $7 fr | Avia extmovdtnary ad interesting Little Man, has performed | MF. Buchanan's rumored journey te Mexico—The Wit. rate of consumption now going on, and the full supply | W852 change in Pearls. toil, and sterling integrity have won for New England | sold) they continne in song the year round fore mee pall | mot Proviso—Commodore Stockton and General p going on, PPLY | Beeswax—A sale of 1500 Ibs yell grity 6! J we FIVE MILLIONS OF PERSONS: | eetnia Jett for another year must come almost entirely from the | cents. yellow was made at 26 | the character she enjoys throughout the world. Mr. PIANOFORT FOR HIR dyzing the last three years, including Her Majesty Queen Vie- | Kearny—The Virginia Election <a i Reynolds wrought his’ own way to wealth by assiduous \. ¥. HENDERSON, |} gland; the King and Queen of the French; Nicholas, | In connexion with the Atocha affair, it was stated that new erp. Instead of there being a stock of cotton in| Burapsturrs—Flour—Small sales (part extra) of Gen- | industry, Mir dealing, and honorable enterprise i 19 Broad: constantl: ror of Russia, and al principal crowned heads | i the European markets at the close of the year of a mil- | °8® Were made for home uso, at 7 47% a $8; 600 bbls TY) J oi ina feet e aaltirs i Ob ped iret A abr fEurope.” 5 Mr. Buchanan intended going to Mexico on a peace com- ton of bales, ual co six or eight monthsjeonnumption, | phn Sed New Jengy tata’ reat sor es | POST OFFIC Hoe ea nt ee ee ee ne ee ie cS a at nae aa aC ae | mission. Mr Buchanan wil do no such thing. Should the prospect at present Is that the stock at the vans of fe mbes i tlie ibe pee gasp elmying 48 5 ee ‘Sine, be | ee ht ! 4 "| his presence n Mexico be absolutely neoessary to the New Youx, April 28, at about $7 60; and afew hundred bbls Georgetown ue steamer CAMBRIA will leave Boston on Saturds ne price; 1,500 bbls Genesoe sold, to arrive the Istof May, Her mails will close at the office on F $6 60; und 1000 do,in July, at $6; 2800 do. | day, the 30th inst., at 4 P.M. Postage on all letters must be chiefly Michigan, sold to arrive in June, at $6 12; 600 | prepaid toBoston. Letvers of half'an ounce or under, 4 cents, ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS! perfectly symmetrical in ali his proportions. any infant that ever walked alone, and is this year, will not bo over two or three hundred thousand | #01 at th adjustment of the terms of a treaty, he will go—but he May, bales, equal to only about two months consumption, | AAA, at will go alone. It would be derogatory to his position as c. (i oe eo | 29 3 Im* elligent “ s raceful beyond conception. Me will ‘relate bis History i We do not. look for a very large importation of foreign | do Genesee, to arrive in June, sold at the same price, and | "4 exch additional half ounce 5 cents, » z customed brevity, would eall Fravels, give an accomnt of his Feception before the crown | Seeretary of State to go asa member of « pence eom- ieRuRe) : 1000 do, in all the same month, at $6. *p29 tre ROBERT H. MORRIS, P.M. the attention of his friends to new styles, ed heads of Karope, aud appear in all of his W al mission in company with others. It {4 possible, and mauufactures until another year at lengt, ‘The fall im- ¥ e at $6. In Wheat no trans- - i 4 oMRUL pactedigulpil wither Asai eeslaere ™- | actions were reported. Corn—We report sales of 1300 FEE ee RO ee ees eee eee. | ee eae ee cert raehtre, | inched se Deneen: Gree inirStatuens imitations of Napo- | Darely #0, that circumstances may arise demanding his to an extent enil crartathes otis | bushels Virginia yellow at 8c; 4000 de ‘northern yellow, | Sicamer Cambri tar Mey. inal nate at Laren ee | dai ishment, where they ean obtain Frederick the Great, &c. ' He will also appear | presence in Mexico, In such an event he will consider ent to causo un expartation of speeie, | at 970; 70800 do at 96e; 10000 bushels northern yel. | Steamer Cambria, Ist } bats. of auequal. qui An election for directors of the Harlem Railroad Com. | 10¥,#0ld to arrive the 10th of May, at 92¢; 10,000 do | Paes Willcloseat 476, Friday, 30th tnat. 6 Wallner. | other sore in the ety. : a : es western mixed, sold to arrive in Jung, and 2000 do, doin | _P. S— id as abo parts of Pany takes place on the 18th cf May. ‘There are two | July, on private terms; 4000 do southern white, fa the | ropes; Ter om he Prepaid as above to all pars a) fu protty stroug parties at work Jer the direction, and they | elty,s0ld at 900; 1000 do northern white at 980;’6000 do | FyOARDING a uh a lay, to all parts of Europe. invite strangers to hia establishment, w! Pitdy y, and at lower prices, than at any Court Dress worn before Queen Victoria; his 29 lwis?r | ithis duty to go. yseyels, Se. recrived from | While speaking of Mr. Buchanan, it may not be im- d. The General's | proper to state, that the assertion of Mr. John M. Botts, wen Victoria, Louis Philip a. | Other European sovereigns, will will be given thoroughly per week ‘orner of 20th stree : C Jegant Miniature Equipage, consisting of Pigimy Ponies, Cha | in w letter publish days since i are #0 equally divided that 4¢ j« jmpossthl . southern mized at 93c; and a lot of southern white, at entlemen can be emplovment the yearround. Apply at fi 4 p and Footman in Livery, will be | 10 © lelter publiped some ten days since in the Richmond bie si i (oe {t is impossible to tell which the same price; 2600 northern yellow, deliverable the fol- h £ d 9th avenue, MRS. URpERWOOb , 110 Hudson street, at Land 5 o'clock, aud | papers, tothe effect that Mr. Buchanan, Mr, Wright, Mr iefulaitwats between North Moore and Franklin sts, h Croton water, an enquire at_ the hous ‘t 40 seo this important line of | Jowing day, sold at 950, and 600 do at 96c.. Corn Meal-— 'd., of an active, energetic Bourd of | We report rales of 500 bbls at $4 66% a 4 60, was offerod | #6 larke an Divectors: a8 tis ultygnate succes dependa, upon proper | fenmore, on the spot, todas Dace Setey Berea eas | Saet pass thed FRENG iKS. UNDERWOOD ONCE TO THE PUBLIC ! | Cass and others, are in favor of the Wilmot proviso—is, as respectfully infe nds and the pubiie, that This is positively the last time that ¢ m Thumb | far as Mr. Buchanan is concerned, entirely groundless she has removed to 110 Hudson street, between North | will ever be seen in Baltimore, as he ret ver from pub re mansgement dU" me the next year or two. Several very | bushels were wade at 720. Oats_—Snlos of 4000 buahels AUKC iETABLE LOTION. riper saooreand Break fa: streets 129 wre _ | Ite fe as soon ashe has paid a brief visit to the principal cities | ee ee been invariably the steadfast opponent, Reovseary Ch vox in the board are contemplated by the | North River were made at Sle. Pea Beans—450 dbls HIS celebrased Cosmetic effectually erndicates erupts BH TO LET—The dwelliy he house 390 Broome, | ' \inission 25 cents, children under 10 years, half price. be a the Wilmot proviso, but of the principle in- Party NOW ‘tho aseondancy, but so far as tho Presiden. | Md, at $190 per bushel; and 2000 do were reported eotd | «¢,y 0% heh faruculartyprmplen blotches, eter, an, | FS nen, Nulberey, a gored aatetors | ao Selcctscus Md eeu, cildren halfgrice. -"'iu3ue | volved in Mt, He fs, and has been since the subject was ey 8 e* averned, the prosent inoumbent ts the candidate | “Cotton. Ahere was leas enquiry to. for ashort time, will establish a clear and brilliant complexion. | tha one family. Al house: | first mooted, in favor of the extension of the Missouri ° or from specula- | Sold in bottles at 75 cents A revolution in the Board of Directors | tors, and fewer spinners in market. xporters have | Spring street. Also by Mrs. Hi fow exceptions, we trust it wit | t#key a few parcels, but the general feeling with them ‘amphine isc isto wait late accounts from I urope before operating to ved in ; pe at the Congress, on the und of inexpediency. I make this any extent, ‘The total sales are reported. at ‘rather less Cc Le eet eral tra Inaaire' at 383 Broome, next tothe comer of Mulbezy street, pare dor Razors, ot the ngee e gre pediency. I make . . 29 Ittje | correction, in order that the impression may not go Nos of tho Harlem Railroad will pro- | than 1,000 bales. jubstance, and conseque: rus Wil aN AB ARS ae —* _- ‘ No. 410 Broadway, " | | this week, bringing the terminus nearly | CAXDLEs—Sperm were inactive at 31 cents, liabie'to "corde. the fatupe. For sale very fies LETS The House Nose Munyy, eieet west | | Commencing on MONDAY. April 2th, and every Evening | forth, that the principle involved in the Wilmot proviao, EB to the corner of Baltic street, So SWISS rly new and in a healthy loca- | sONEROUE tion, basements abeve ground, 4 macble mantelsand grates, | [CONSEQUENCE of the. y with sluding and folding doors’ in basement aud parlor stories press Rar eteas smcgee bo 8 of Fath parti BE line to the Pacific ocean. Mr. Cass, too, op- posed the Wilmot proviso, at least at the last session of L NGERS. | compromi flattering success, th raeries of Coucerts 4 Correx—We report sales of 500 bags Rio at 7% cents; mera by 5 t ag the week. | has the countenance of men like Mr. Buchanan and Mr $6 the lite of sy ana lay H JAS. T. TAPSCOTT, 86 South st. Tnduire on the premises. a2) 3t*re will be assisted by iat . es ae statement, exhibiting the | CepetncaaneM! aweayrs pld by enation, at 036 = 7 DICE BUSINESS STAND to let ia Philadelphia. |, MISS M.J. MARIUS AND GEORGE A.HOYT, | Cass. titution for the Blind, | AVAL STORES—Crude Turpentine, suitable for drug- fe : ' ne , : One of th @ handsome stores on Chestnut st. | Graduates of the ork, % , movenient ate Bauk of Georgia and branches, | ,,,F0H— The market was steady, but no sales transpired | “g. BuO iti cine Oc vey tarerice quality, and which between 7th and Sth sts,in front of the late Masonic Hall, | -, Tickets 25 cents, n rete Doms open a 7 o'elbeks Pe, Re Hae eae } for four pesiods within the past throe years :— of cpa te hl Hn porte ae Us will be put up in packages suitable for shivenent to any part of | sow mineracn, {eit gac ofthe best loeations for business ni Cope. spammeunes ars vetoeh pesciies a2siwere | M4 Gen. Kearny, in regard to their relative positions s ‘ arg * les af wi ld. Philadelphia, Rent $600. ~ a I et v y fo | Baxk or 11m Srare or Gronora axp Baaxcrtes. | 908 $1 96, About 2000 boxes oranges, in bad order, sold | 'ritt fine article and extra si See De, grates ortoWM. 8, SHULTZ, 19 Com- CASTLE GARDEN is now open daring the day, atforduag | ta Californie, should not be made, as unfortunately it Diag, Ca of viprit ss. Aprit'47 | by auction at $1 123. | ‘Par—Ropemakers and thin tar of excellent quality. ws pita 427 Ite those desirous of risiting these premises an exgelleut op | baa been made, the subject of comment in the party Diseo i LaMar ‘Hxmr—Nothing of importance since last report. Rosi makers aud other descriptions, various qualities. | "5. ‘An Oiice jn the uew fre proof store No. | vortuuity. The zoom js the Jeryest in the United States, de- | journals. Ifany misunderstanding has really occurred, it bth Leap was quict at $4 37%. ht and commen varniely “EB 25 Fulton street, comer of Water; also the first Loft—it | signed by ©. Pollard. re bean re-arranged, cad ten be | was through a misapprehension the part of Com. Stock To Motasses—We report sales of 360 bhds, and 15tiorces Biddle well lighted, the store being on, the commer and wine | The Cosmoramic Views ren reacranatd, tnd can be | rag) PP P ‘om, : Toner Cardenas, on private terms, supposed to beat about Ie | fe frout und side. Inquire ou the premises. sean atall times, The ou pminand a fice view | tou, of the powors delegated to Gon. Kearny. At the time Meza glee fren PoCpmere ph ee turpentine wore | F, RO LER Adimission 12 cents. < caphigiadre 1 be | the two engagements with the enemy occurred, Com an nts, and al : , : > LE | ag hs ae ert of Sacred Musi will be | stog : i 569 rough more was doting, and ‘about 5,000 bbls. were report. | UT. Rasedoomely fernished or | N elegant suit of roomie in No, 11 Beekman, on | given by Dodworth's justly celebrated cornet band. a2itfre sean wie lyase the orders despatched by the edt sold at $3.25. Wo quote rosin at 70 cents. Small ST eT TN 1h ORE TEE ae laa 2 BOKEN ERTY FOR “Cote Secretary of the Navy, directing the naval commander poets sales of tar were made at $1 873 a $2 13%. GOP. $4,000, $0,000, $3,000, $1,000, $3,000, D a young Indy to attend a Saloon. Address Box itunted on Garden and Mendow:atreets, Hoboken to deliver up all authority on the land to any military i Orts—This forenoon sales of about 1000 gallons Eng- th side of 3d street, bolas ng name and residence, 229 sre _ | Apply at the office of the Hoboken Land and Improvement | cmos of the rank of Brigadier General, prepared to re. reser elie Tallled o pone axtente sad S000 gute ie Sua et LS ee a Teal Rina etn Oo? | Ceara ae PARETROTTING COURSE | onlve tt. ‘This otdar kaa tue bese eosllveds Ealita ta s allie 1e ex: ‘and 30, 0. sold in t ‘n29 it*re workman need apr ly to. ARLEM PARK TROTTIO ms | ceive it. - j Pid city hewn 5608 8 06 6.) 1900 do. Amétican city JLAND & CO, lave removed JAMES UA, 1 Ann st. * § | ture there can be no misunderstanding. Doubtless press at70¢. Castor oll was in some better re- m 54 Beayer street to 96 William street, ws — | there was some slight fault on both sides, although ' ‘ 442,672 ee Se sales Meir food No, 1 wero made at 770. | where ti ge py eon ee alee ae = both behaved gallantly. General Kearny acted,* per. = fn whale, sperm and mani ‘ ora ‘aud. Staple Goods, Paris artic M ; . .* per- ' 3, souaei | naw. ‘The magket ot the Masriwateaante totes | such as Chenille, Silk’ Dutions, Peicussion Cape city, PURSE of $30 will be given, to come off This Day free | haps, fil-advisedly in travelling such a distance into an ‘ poeta Huds, fipoks ud keyed, wy round aid square boxes) Kiduey | © a2 ieee rd i REC RATE Le a ocho: ensenys cry ‘with Baik MOvAOaTI'e 1 1,50 1,500,000 d | Lobacco Boxes, Zinc and Gilt Mirrors, Perfumery, Perumed | ¥¥7 A NTEDOMy two respectable young wome jest three in five, under the saddle, T'o come off at 334 o'clock | enemy’s country jut one huni ragoons; and / 1329590 | Puovistons—The Mathes, espectaby fer ccsork, waa | net ial kinds, ilk and Coon Purses of all iors, Steel |W ‘ti irivnte families the one tx Chamberionid precisely. a ae the Commodore may have been a little too pertinacious 4 104.589 | very quiet, and sales very limited. We quote old prime | veredand black, Silk, Porcelain and ‘Thread Lace | theother as waiter—wquld have no objection to go a short dis |. Bartine enters... se. «..b,m Angeline. in maintaining the command to which his superior force “ at $19 1244, old mess do. at $14 8734 8 $16, new mers at | Buttons, Fancy Payer Boxes, Silk and Cotton Guin Elastic | Please call at No.06 Beekman street. Can be seen for two | Henry Jones enters Lr. h. Grey John. (Ave hundred men) in his estimation entitled him—more especially in the absence of any direct orders defining is Suspenders, limitation Gum. Elastic, Suspenders, Porcelain, 52,088 | $16 376. Lard A number of packages, in kegs'and | Hich Clocks, fans of all sorts, Slik, Cotton, Gums snd Vive Riel barrels, equal to about 400 barrels in all, wold at 1034. a | {y'Ch Clocks, Fans, 525,857 | 9360. ‘in beef nothing new transpired, ‘The market | eles: Diessing, and. Travelling ae ee 508 | closed without animation. | Wax and Stationery articles of all kinds, French Rice—We aap sales of about 100 tierces at $4 023¢. dings, &e., Ke. Sitt—73 sacks fine Liverpool, damaged, sold by auc- | ‘Remember that ouly two days ays aagicer | ¢ that under. | stand the y emplo: “pos per day | tho respective authority of himself and General Kearny Gay, rill be given: "Taquire at 0, Adaads crest, Bron in California, But it evinces @ very bad spirit in those byw Gar pr Cea el | who seek to foster into a serious difficulty « trivial misun- A or chamber ety | obgection to bot " fay at $1 Rug feng hy ee es | ey lay.) pe wonderta Niadame A ina vere ane ys would hay | derstanding occurring at six months distance from the : juGan—The market continued firm at tho advance 1¢ consulted at 234 Grind street, near Bowery, re i a'stnall fammily—hns lived neue six years in | adele WT RET as ; + 67,850 $9,998 -57,399 114,950 | previously noticed; 260 hhds. Cuba Muscovado sold at eget aoe hg he Ll ni el rE oN lt Be ee TT conn oe abamaieesamaael Wpsedbt tga tee pert Mel orategs bo jt dp au ten us Fuvd dual Deposite : vy, $246,572 3,147,009 Circulation rep'd above. 602,867 | 673,367 Dolacingrene hud y ade. 7 — commendation she can t the dry goods store, will be attended to until suited. for $2 ‘hree Mile Heats, in harness, to excel the other in zeal for the service of their count: Leaving anserual cire'G$6017 618077 73209 1,507.00 | Ot no tratenetions of ierponace oT Tene we heard those who have investigated her talents. “Fee 30 Cente Hi. Woodruff names bila Bee Aa I predicted bo sont sldiog tie whigy OF Virginie Tho leading featurer of thesé returns compare as fol- | ” Tarrow--Small sales continued to be made Cea] Immediately after, Purse’ for $36, He and reps i ‘ t f —! at 8% a9 | wy . immediately after, Purse for $30, ove mile and repeat, in will have about three representatives In the Thirtieth lows i= (ta toe hia ts LASS CASE FOR SALE—A vory handsome upright harness, s r Leavy aid dincounce.« 2a i; APgit ts Aprit's Aprit'g | | Wutauenoxe—N. W. was held at 80 cts., and South rahoruy and ished wr loki cligoeunee conte tion, aly ot ll a “fe GALVIENSIS. iyecie Wioio0 “aise “Sex2i7 aasere | Spee ce oe engagements transpired. A British | being fete stirs wich door andl Geek he ih te ena ae ‘ c ; ficsatle neta Ce w April 27, 1847 rewtati : . , e A ritish | being in fine order, with door and lock on it. Will be sold at rooklyn, for the Course asminaton, April 27, Sea autori Saosid sae Sikes | Yoawel was taken up to go to a port in North Carolin, to | hall the eos. ‘Address “'Glass Case,” at this offic la tonted ne ate clots M agua A ac hitpaat A.M: hallo} and quarter Pant 2 P Mand te- | ‘The Administration project of a Ship TBakaL Sates Net by be 7 " naval stores, at 5s. rel ; rn Wiley secon halzaices Pe & t CANFIE! turn after the race. a2 eee t ; } ) abe line af diseounta, and the emount of specto on | were taken. for London, at Se 6d. A Butiah vena it RPET PAPER 2000 lbs. of Paper sultable for laying tre 139 Marker street, Newark, N. J. UNION COURSE, L. 1-TROTTING. from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific, 178 miler hand. Levy, for the past two yours been very uniforin, | Was reported, took w lot of lard at the rate of 808. per Under eaypets, and manufactured expressly for that par WIN AND SHEET IRON Won e - Great and learned Letter of Mr. Dallas on the sub- dut the “Arentation hus within the past year inereased | 100. To Liverpool engagements were made of “ oade | Pog, For sale by dor 5 and6T Nassen srect. | 4, ced, workman, capable of taking charge of « shop, is ject—Important conclusions to be drawn from thie enor usly. ‘Che proportion of specte on hand to paper | Hour’ TS Havre there wansome sha eee, eee CARS EACH je | miles from New Yorks Apply oa Friday, 30ih instant, at 219 | Letter, and the grand importance of the enterprise in ¢froulation in April, 1846, was about one to two, and | continued to be rather unsettled, on account of t ory.4® Carmive streat, or at 157 Eighth | Peat] street, between the hours of twelve andoneoelock, | WH ONDAY, May 34, to commence at I o'clock, defined, §e, ' 4 limited supplies of prod ~ venue, and a newly invented out door lantern, complete with | _a%8 2t*re Purse $50, mile heats, best in five under the sad q Za April, 1647, one to three, being a depreciation of fifty pplies of produce offering to go forward. T sear i i : The day has been {ndescribably intolerable here. from | the savage wind that has beon sweeping a cloud of dust | through the streéts all day long, rendering at times the the a - "$4 apiece: the new style hail lamp, from $2 50 10 $3 P ‘The annexed statement axhibite the movo- | ty bersore or low hangaid we aon huts eircom ee | aptece 9 Large assortment of solar lamps from $3 (0 $10 apiece, WwW nent of tho mother bank, und each branch on the 3d of | considerably occupied in preparing their advices to send | and othermantel ornuenéats. al tat eeiedes out by her,, on the heel of which, later news, and ne- | in th TED—A vituation, by a respectable young woman | totting, 8 Protestant—as chambermaid und sempstress ina private | J. Ffarrison family: the best city refereuce from her last place, where she G, Floteher iy besa forthe last two years. leaae call at No: 52, avenue a Lr nr el oraainent her mant best mi Crist floor, back roora. rc ridge vo Bem. | houses invistble on the other slde of th Th 7 e of BM, 1 ee gPaoad Bane or tue Srarm or Gronora ano Buancutes, | bectinande seme oe canal it was supposed would ANTED-A GERMAN PROTESTANT GIRL, is Avere iartice, or Rog kode | farmers, meantime, are grumbling for the lack of the Dihoslgetne Ah? gine aliaeass | Tuas t7 Avetion-—Teas, imported In the ship Hun- washing, ironing, and in cooking, aud come: well reom- Nong | early rain; and are quite put out at the destruetion of a lihereat Notes. Snecie. Cireuluion, Deposites. | “Youn, Hyeoaa40 half chee TO; 41 do 75; 20 do 71; soe eats The folie ive facies till ; iieche cons Sees en ee ee rRAReS traci + RADIRE vs Aa 240,702 | 10 do 66; 95 do 65; 10 do 49; 142 do 58; 390 do 67%; 34 his practice | NPUPICR—s uk METEOR, Heke Uh | aoth of Aprils at Creer & Tievias, om or before @ovclock P's: | 4nd round about this metropolis. ‘The old saw, however 190,014 44,632 : * i j o ‘of the crew of the Br. bark } TEOR, us no debts of | e My | ae ‘— | do 67; 9 do 56; 82'do 6534; 126 do 54; '15 do 63; 111 do og DE Powell's | tieire will be paid by the captairror co: "i aa7 | Parse $200, two mile heats under. the saddle, for all trotting | comes in with its soothing admonition, that “ what can't Arn Tg.012 | S236) BI do 134; 19 do 1; 68 do 6034; 34 do 48: 160 do 5 Ci srr Tricens | hpwis thatnever won a pare over $30, 0 eomé off the 1th | Potent ee cng uewa. 43,42 48,42) 142 do 47; 2 $3 ff 5845 po yum, |e pA, - pied 0 do 40; 364 o an ae ‘ti; Bodo aoe; eo ae ox ouabain Billie, Table, Jno Belgum, | *' Purge $200, two mile heats in harness, the sume as the above, | tr. Daliaa, the Vieo Prosident, deserves to. be enrolled ksi mberty sree. | tg come off on the 20th of Ma _ | — Railroad Cars will leave B | andat U6 P.M. The extra train will leave tt 2 o'eloc aa7 40; 670 do 3: STAT ask: 174 do motion and appearance exactly correspond Ww Avice given as to the exact kind of 100 do 37; 143 do 3634; 808 do 265,586 do purkSu 123 do 8434; 496 do $4; 151 do 3334; 168 rs nklyn fir the track at O34 \..M. | among the Topographical Engineers, for his lucid, in- figegiacles necessary for P.M ‘id J ‘ itructive, and conclusive letter in exposition of the route protean ———— | do 43; 189 do 3234; 211 do 31'; 104 do 3044; 20boxes 40; 36 | fACh defect. ‘Terms in conformity with the ¢ of an r. Senson tickets $4, to be had | © ‘aaa masd —Sivasa | do dry men ao 40; 140 do B8}G5 26 emus’ Oa, 0 do 06; 40 | MEPS a ma ECLA popular Publieations$300 | fthe by Fic ire |e Selb camel ocrons the [ethtans; MvinepaatNeMaseS ca The classi debts dup the bank and branches | 40 4744. 155.) yt y . (155. over their expenses will be insured to them ja wri | Ne i oa = the Gulf of Mexico to Tehuantepec, on the Bay of To. tion, shows that a very largo per cent id oonsidered do 4744: 84 chesta 47;'68 half do 4044; 10 do 45; 35 do | 1004 Yards of Oil Cloth and Matting. clear of allexpenses. Each man will have his district. Tt will hveksof the ) Admirable exposé of the Vice President is conclusive of ? ‘ , 3 : i vi 10,000 Window Shades, Rugs, Mais, Table Covers, and | ve necessary for them to have at least $25 to $50. to obtaiz a fand flavor goodj but the to maturity is so large of LE AT tele arig; | S1ery article connected with the Pade, on sale cheap for cash. | good fitting out. Apply at FRENCH 'S Publishing Hall 203 | Fecenthy i pnd flavor. | two things bec ge -sneiehi gh ate, that shy estimate of theiz | 19 phe te 44; 67 do and 9 half do 43%; 76 chests 3; ft 18 mist “wey "er tsorstine he ra Mika Te aa ai nadendombeetn: ri ad Custom House lock, | 1. That the route is eminently practicable, and will be Value oaunot but be very indefinite, as itis impossible to | do 9}4; 20 do and 64 half do 99; 96 chaste Se, Do ay 375, SENT TENE Gh oa oS W-OLARKE amt ly of incalculable advantage to the United States If appro- l what may happen before they arrive at ; . g ag » ah a iXCHAD wND.—' “ . Bb aA 2 cane | e supreme tell what may happen before they artive at maturity, | Of do 8) 45 de 2636; 98 do 96; 89 do 94%; 41 do 30; 177 a Rcetanae Nenls han tase ba docterere Aivtione FASHIONABLE, MERCHANT TAILOR. IGS AND SCALPS—DIDBLKE, No. 205} Broxdway, | PFiated to # ship canal, to the extent of the suprem has ge kate Shusoarde,: Una VaRe $0,205, 40 do 28; 98 do 28; 61 do 97}4; 9 do 27: 121 do | of Three and one hall (334) per cent, payxble to stockholders 0.116 WILLIAM STREET, OPPOSITE, THE NEW continues to supply the les, ofthe best quality. | command, control and absorption of the commerce of 8 x of Grongta asp Bran Tdabey or tall Shaste 48 10 sada! A0.do 84; 00.20 | NETS essa heck al ash eas STORES, BET Wh FULTON AND JOHN | Alter the ist of May ffs satablishment will be removed to 262 | Asia, and the commercial islands of the Chinese, Vacific, 5 A 4 , 4 ny , lonrs belo on ; h | va a a 31, 42 do 30; 100-40 7144; 40 do97; 708 do Re” | Be erder, one Tt Ue Closed from an A ahi feral whan to pay fories Tie Gacation | Be Seaten Gees hi Reed aed ester Meer here | Fede, end Suatburn, Ooms commmneocs to washes Saas Whereat, Runnin Proteat Gunpowder—33 half chests 96; 16 do 7544; 17 do 60; 21 ‘New Vork, April 2tth, 1947. adjemy3*re | then arises who will clothe him cheapestand best. | will, and | ~~~ PARKERS ———<~ | of Tyre, and Alexandria, and Venice, and Amsterdam Apllae 9e | ities: do 47; 42 do 42; 95 do 41; 81 do 40; 95 do 39%: 16 do 38: EIGN DY LANDING, “por brig | Cau Pune ss striedly seach, business, both ia baying and sell- cor int OU SE | Wo Tuavit ts the deliberate purpose of this Admini vaunal +» » .G\800 38 3.912 ; ai; 40; y H h iN i baa‘ y st quali rene! o ss Conta PE SE, Phat it is the deliberate purpos a quire. 78,379 18 a7 do 37; 10 cane 8744; 21 do 85; 30 do and 107 boxes 69; at pier 7, received direct from their own | for $20; lower qualities $16 and $18, Black Cloth Sacks $11, | NO. 20 DEY STREET, tration to have, as a condition in any peace thet may be tgeville. O92 23 4 cans 60; 5 do 5844; 49 boxes 53; 65 do 60. house im Rochelle, in’ half, quarter and eighth pipes, For sale ha ry ; | Washington 1a Tmperiti-- 1 batt otene 7 en in lote to suit purchasers, by" A. SEIGNET IR ke CO. ready made. ry garment im the trade equally good ani ORMERL Y oe | ratified with Mexico, the right of way across said {sth- 8,834 00 6234; 38 do 80%; 38 do 9854; 4 do oo; 97 te Ba. segs eae | _a2t otisere 3% Beaver street, | SHeabs Cw 18 JOHN STRELT, N | mus of Te-wan-te-pee; and, further, that it ie the fixed 24 do 49; 10 do 46; 20 do 45; 74 do'44; 69 de 43% eal — 7 ETO CROCKERY DEAL. AMILY BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE COU? purpose of thix Administration, in the event of a season 43; 10 do 424%; 46 do 4136; 8 do 41; 26 cana we bodes i 7 cake tn Tee open need 4 rin for sere years: able pce ye to eee | coe VAN Ap i jl : in family, au hildren, 1 r 4 0 08; $0.00 8944 1 Inrge assortment of Ger ae boarders and scholars. The care and discipline is parents Company, | Town to all posterity ase, works projected, acquired, a6 the y No pains spared, to. advance the pupils in their studies, and | held this dey, after the usual business was transacted, Mr to render them comfortable and haypy while underher charge. | Suydam, President of the Compan attention paid to their health and morals. ‘The location | which had been Taid on th redand healthy. No day scholars admitted. ‘There | tvon For terma and references enquire at No, ow F Tt spall Chariongas ai OT aw hew, built to o Tov’ Apl,4731,6¢ TowlAp!. 46 14 Total Aph%4s 1}234 Coassivteation ats 4634; i inted and gilt mugs, fi Souchong—25 half ae eer Pa Feith gold and bottle cases, of whieh they keep acon chests 2134; 440 do 21: 10 do 16%; 72 1aib. boxes 33; | %se ari GuOBHEIM & CLAPHAM, 100 do 25; 60 134¢1b 24; 76 181b do 98; 164 do; 100 aT 9 EE oe eer 13}41b do and 200 boxes 23;'617 cheste withdrawn, 18 FAST APPROACHING when Pouchong—276 half chests 19; 160 do and 41% chests ‘ 184 jown to all posterity na a Fork projected, acquired, and commenced during the admini>tration of ays galled up his resignation, | of ‘ennentee; and was the grand effect onthe first of May ensu. | sults of the war which was wi solution was unanimously sdopted f Di sy aged, and gauge assunged between the United States and Mexico, ponding the administration aforesaid These two points are established by the letter of Mr. 691,221 79 complaint ) becomes prevalent : ( 601,429 77 age s tn Various sections of the country, The most universally cele- d ce. To be seen at the stable Dallas. The first needed but little labor of proof, as the palo sath isrkedlgib ede lyme i y5,a00 monty Resuoien me vs Pig gts mitt t oe a, be mse . siwee with him our andiminished confide pom, ind i | maps clearly point owt the natural invitatlons to this Property belonging to the Corporation of New York, | stance ty restore patients even. wiven | stages of dis: | PROARD—At 32 Beekman street, within five minutes walk | [UNC (his new and honorable station ax President of the Ete mobat SMA. te 1b 9 of the Administra: none sold under direction of commissioners of sinking fand, | | ease. Itis for sle at Dr. W! 2 Greenwich street: | AD of Wallstreet or the City Hall. A gentleman and wate | UWI MY bhome hag was th ly elected Pre- | important, ‘The annexation of Texas. w 29,139 29 Building and lot No, 20 Wail #t, 81.11x71.10, , .$42,100 | Mr. Milhaw theeary estab 183 Broad way, wh ca be well accommodated with a large front room on t identin place of Me, Sevier cern gnimously elected Pre- | tion, is all-important, ‘The annexation of Toxas was none, 3 story house and lot cor. White s}. and Courtiai " references will be given to the first families iu the eit cond floor, with closet attached, and, 1 wanted, bedroo seer nite e OF Mt Suydam, reneuedt STRONG, Bec. | te mete transfer of a few plantations, compared to th none, 8,000 elhiency, ane attention of persous from the country J ; Also, several single gentlemen can be accommodet- | — 2 7Use - .. SUS’: | value of this enterprise; and the furt! contemp! - odets Miecs, Mipduger 4 estly caited to this valuable medi am im*re | ede 005 Iw Ag oer FON pn BO. —_ THE | sequisition of 600,000 square 1 of Mexiean territo op ; . at TAM POWER TO Lei; with th 1 ( A Phaeton, cngarly a ot auth ferry oat on Thursday evening Ist, an | independent of thie rosea i in nideelat MatpeoreHHPSY to toe Std: | eh eoloee ner e + 7 to ¢:horte rower. Inquire on the premiver, N seen at Wood & Tomlinson En G canton flanuel under shin |. But in the immense value of (he enterprise lies th Dik AREOT rE FLAA ES gid diawers boot newly {ooted: in his posket there x proba- | haxard of the achievement, | We must necompiish peparerans Sect, a tan} jae val it » For | Jost. england rivals. fullsapply of Deg ‘ biz. lege blue allt handkerchief spotted. with white." Hor | speedily, or the right of way inay F leeoke: ATL ee \ of these ivativutions withia the | Lit corner Wort and Christopher ata, 32.3390... hid Treaty pe tes, Now. 20, 40 ant ap) dd of the we (2, of thelr brand, to avenebiy Lavy, chaveghout ihe’ Unies | share woot willbe pat on application to William ions | rete onan eaee corinne ofits Ba! which # , Brooklyn. i 3 3, 5 ww, 1 do adjoining last, 28.3228.10......... 1,900 Sie Renata ofthe Toi Bow oe §, 3 2 proportion to the agg ute amount due | 2do do do’ do each $1880 700 | cure his services as repener acaba bY nated TY 4 depending v , Joubtful and bad were at " Qdo do do do each $1975... ..... 3,060 | be addressed at ~ mendour commercial advantages depending ’ neva pviho nice Arty the sume | [ip octuer: Weak. and Atmos: oh SO i1000, |” | Sa00 | Seb beeirage eee oro Case ent ane goced by then. ‘afey'e atiae arteries coneaiety ie, | as ST Lah a A Litt onterpries aud the return etealarr way being Provions two yours | 1 do on 1eth et, Beer Oth arent, 24, by half the Dr. H. receives private pupils in his system of stenogray! juced from those of Jast fall. Chemicals, warranted to be of Pe eater Vip taken the Belmont House at New | position bid vr two, whict, nice the bazgalny be cesic ‘Tho goneral prosperity of the country, and the health | ~prarees 1,000 | **Rprting, erat ba ch best quality always (or sale, is BINSBE feo.” ° | ayy pocielyan, Sthtey laland, ow ready to receiys boarders. Po'the tutorim, may endudger the success of ti sl | , lew York, 90, 1047 aitimr a5 were No. a3 William srvet, dud floor howe iy Lae: ‘All time has illustrated this important fuct—-that (hat