The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1847, Page 4

irene Al of Kentucky 97! 7 natahoa Les 33t; acing 1000 seare 5's ke +. Pins Bowne $i) Sue 773. inh 8, aah Ba 1a ee ona Viekaburie Raid 1%, $109, Sor gues ‘eral Bods ars coe Bani ih is ame 9 a acquebanna Ha eda Lehigh e's £ -— oe ‘Aunany, May 19, 1847, The Third Judicial District. Ihave just heard of several nominations of Judges for the Third Judicial District. The ultra fanatical whig eonvention assembled in this city to-day, and vomi- | nated Messrs. J. Van Kleck, Mr. B, Wright, Killian Mil- ler, and Ira Harris, the celebrated anti-rent speech'fier e democratic convention assembled at Cuctskill to- day, ‘and. eeaes ‘ker and John C ese ‘Wright. B aatiomen are honest me. una will make good judges. Mr. Wright was in the Sen Parker's merits are well and w qa and Ju nown. I have not learned the names of the remaining two that were by the democratic convention. Cudncr or Saveatinc.—For some, time, com- pees have been made to the appraisers in tic Custom House, by merchants of this city, that the firmof E. Jacobs & Co., wholesale importers wnt dealers in cutlery and fancy goods, Nos. 1 and % Kiluy street, were selling goods at such low rates as to induce the belief that they must have been smuggled. Stmilss complaints ave boon made in New York. where ihe game firm haye also been engaged in business. In cou- sequence of these complaints, an agent was sent to exe, mine their stock of goods. whereupon it was discovered that the articles were of much higher value than repre- sented in the invoice. Each package. it ia supposed, had a few articles on the top ara oe with | the invoice, while beneath were artictes of much greater value, and which ought to pay a higher duty, A. letter enclosing $60, with Spromise of mom, if the matter could be hushed up, was sent to the person engaged im ferreting out the fraud, by one of the persons implicated. One of the firm bas bern in Europe, and itis believed that to a large amount have been smuggled into Boston and New Yerk, as sbove stated, during the last six months. A fash- ionable hotel in this city, has recently been furnished with an extensive assortment of hardware, it is said, from the store of the smugglers. On Saturday last, Elisha Jacobs, one of the firm, was brought before Chas. L. Woodbury, Esq , U.S. Commissioner, for examination and was held to answer at the present term of the Cir- cuit Court. the bail being fixed at $2,600. ‘A complaint has also been entered against Francis Jacobs, alleging that ho has sworn to false entries, and attempted to bribe a public officer; but, on account of his indisposition, Col. Barnes, U. 8. Marshal, has as yet forborne serving’ the warrant upon him,—Boston Times, aday 18. Sales of Stocks at Boston, M, Ge Buanu—é Boston and M " ra Raj road 101%; 50 East Bs 74- 50 Carton Company Secip 444; 100 Rea 810 ds, 2834; f0 Le 1g Istaad Rutroad 29; 50 ae, 5 No wich tad W. Railroad 4974; 225 do 50: 25 do, 10, USs6 ‘Treasury Notes 106. 1 ce COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCK, State of the Flour Markets. New Ortravs. May 10 -Flour—Sules 300 and 700 bbls Louis at 6976, ani! 800 [llinois, in two lots, on private terms, Whest—1700 sacks ordinary sold ut 9234 cents; 600 prime at $1 10. and two other lots, the particulars of which have not transpired, Corn—Sales 1700 sacks whito and yellow at 60 aad 65 cents, 762 white at 623, snd 420 white and yellow at 65 cents. 70 cents offered and refused for yolloy. heid at 75 cents, Oats—s00 sacks 3t Louis sold at 45 ceuts. May 18—The demand for flour is increas: ing, but the supply issmall Red wheat $1 12; yellow coru 4; timothy,sved $1 50 per bushel; flaxseed $1 Puraogurata, May 18—Flour and Meal—The market opened very bare, but rather quiet, and on Suturday and Monday sowe 3009 barrels. mostly westero flour, sold at $8; subsequently a more active demand eprang up. and 9300 barrels good Pennsylvania and western brands sold at $8 25. including 60 barrels Leechburg end other extra brands at $8 00, the market closing very mach excited and unsetiled, under the influence of the foreign news, which is considered decidedly fa- voravle; 610 bar id at $8}¢. this price being gene- rally refused, and higher rates asked, although without finding buyers to any exteut; w sale of 2 to 3000 bbls, is also reported deliverable in New York, in all next month, at $7% a7% Rye Flour in domand, with sales at $525, now held high Corn Meal is in active reqaest, with a very light stock; about 1,200 barrels Pennsylvania sold at $5. aud near 4,000 barrels Brandy- wine, delivered in all this month, at $5 125g; much higher rates are now asked, but no sales made to-day to ustablish priews. Grain~The market has been kept nearly bare by the prevalence of northeast winds, and the transactions in wheat were only to the extent of 3 PrrrspuRoH. to 4000 bushels good reds at 130 a 184 conta; to-day. however, 700 bushels good Pennsylvania were taken on ars ival at 200 conte; white is held at 210 cents, Ryo is wanted with none arriving; last sales of Pennsylvania were at 103 to 104 cents. Corn in request, with little or none in the ma~! and 15.000 bushels yellew sold to arrive, at 1048 105 cents, weight; to-duy Inuch highor prices are named, say 115 a 120 cents, with some sales supposed at about 110 a 115 eents. Deraorr, May 14.—Flour—Sales were readily mado yesterday from wagons at $525. Iu bond the suine prico was offered, but not willingly taken, holders aeking $5 8734, and at least one sale made. To-day we verturs to predict $573¢ will be paid, as the steady rise in the eastern markets will warrant it. Burrato, May 17.—In the flour market on Sainrday, there was'a continued feeling to operate, aud ubout 10,000 bris. changed hands at $6 123% to $6 25—for deli. very in June, $6 1234; on the spot.or to arrive svon.$6 25 1,000 bris. Buffalo Mills, or Black Rock, sold 4. yerable In June at New York, at $76, or in July wt $ A smali lot round-hoop Obio sold at $6 12% ou ihe spot. Boston, May 18.—The receipts of flour not being equal to the demand, prices continue to advance, and there are many who think that prices will still rule nigher — Genesee has been arriving more freely by railroad within a few days, and itis taken quick on arrival ut $8 $8 75a$9 for good common brands, closing to-day at our highert figures. Southern descriptions have selling at $8 50, $8 7549 per bbl. for common anil extra brands. Unfavorable wind for some days has kept back supplios of Southern yellow corn, and there being none in market Northern round has sold at railroad as high as $i 2 md Southern white from store at $1 05 per bushel, measury. Southern Cotton Market. Morte, May I1.—The market since our Friday’ t has been exceedingly quiet—the sales reaching valy ‘About 1500 bales—500 on Saturday 800 on Monday. and | 200 to-day. Holders continue firm, though there ix bui little disposition to operate until the receipt of late to- reign advices now about duw by the steamer of the loth We give 10% a 10% as the range of middling cottons, Receipts for same time 1130 bales; exports 2083—leaving a stock of 114.894 bales. New Onueans, May 10,—We hear of some enquiry, but of nothing yet consummated Brighton Cattle Market. Mar 17.—At market, 442 Beef Cattle, (incinding 80 left over from last market.) 20 yokes working oxen, 60 cows and calves, 350 sheep and 2000 swine. Prices.—Beef Cattle—Extra $7 75; lst quality $7a $7. 60; 2d quality $6u6 75. ‘Working Oxen—Sales at from $68a$140, according to size and quality. Cows and Calves—From $20a$40 will cover all sales. Sheep—Sheared sheep $1 83; wool sheep $3 50; a fow extra cossetts at $6 50. Swine—At wholesale 534n6%; a few selected lots were bold at 6}4 and 624; at retail 6% and 734. New Bedford Ol! Mari May 16,.—Spermi—We h.ar only of a at 95 cents. Whale—Continues in good request at provious, rates ‘We notice sales of 4250 bbis. for export at 33¢, 250 bbls. N. W coast for home use at 34340, and a lot of 350 bbls. inferior at 32344340 Whalebone.— [he sales of the week embrace 66,000 1b. N. W. Coast at 285; 4000 1b. South Sea at 290, and a lot of 10,000 Ib. N. W. Coast, and 1,000 South Sea, at a frac- tion above these rates The Crops. Notwithstanding the excessive drought for several wouks past, happily relieved by a delightful rain on Sun- day night, the wheat erop of cnis county tooks remarka- bly well.—Euston ( Md.) Star. Since the rai n on Sunday night and Monday last, the erops ia this svocioa 1096 altogethyr duifereat from what they did # fow days previous, ‘I'hn whoat crop has suifered very much in consequence of the dry weather, but we hope our farmers will yet reap a plentiful har- vest for their labor. [his rain will bring up the cory that has been planted and laying in the ground for some time.— Cambridge Dem After all the murmurings and predictions of the far- mers ia this vicinity, we think they will be blessed with Pretty good crops, daless some unforreen mishap oce urs. Middletown Enterprise. The drought for seven weeks before Saturday week hhas been very destructive to the wheat crop of this sea- tion of country, turning it yellow and parching it from the ground up. Since Saturday week, however, there have been several days rain, which it is hoped will bring the wheat out. There w: me complaint of the fly, but not so very serious. ‘The oats have suffered more than any other crop, much of the seed rotting in the le of 400 bbls. grouad from the cold dry weather, and part, which sprang up dying for want of rain. With favorable weather, a toleravle crop may yet be made. ‘The tobac- bo 1s sorlously affected, the dry cold weather having brought the fly upon the plant-beds, which in many places ure entirely destroyed. Several planters have planted cora in their tobacco lots, and will not make a tingle hogshead. ‘The clinch bug has appeared in un- usual numbers for the time of the year, If the season be dry, they will greatly damage the corn, as well as the wheat crop.—Lynchburgh Virginian, Wheat in this region looks unpromisi tremely doubtfal whother way tht on orop is obtainod.— Lagrange ( Mo.) Dey weathor ant cold aizits have injured the pros. peots of the planters whch hay not been flattering in aay svotioa tuis spring. Cotton is ine very unpromias- {ng condition. ‘To caterpillars, it is sad hate wade their appearance in various sectious. We aro told, 100, that tho millions of smail grass-uioppers which wo seo in | the fleids aro preying upon young corn, The wheat crop also looks badly in most places,” —Central Geo r- sian, In several counties of Western T onnosseo, the weil in- od state that the present o: -~ Boy turn out fully as Cradles pag of last year; whichis better thau wany expected. ro. | of five or six weeks dure- itfield, Unstone i nyene bi egetameeae ce & Iselin—i cs Pe nunler te MARITIME HERALD. ibe, a aftelds Vist Bene Col ee eran ak TD Biuegationat oases Cc to Pa jenjuguet—150 ee ditty: fl MOON SETS. trea] Mrs E Carlow, Miss Anna Boston (additional © ‘of ‘despate hes 4 UB Leg Banses Brig Michae " 41 12 | m0 wares. | mark, Torouto. —— | aE oe Me rhmaa—100, 4 7 Cleared. Eine Nes Yorks, (new) ese Havre, For & ‘impel, Minturn St Jame: | thou, Johnson, Cuba, J_ At ‘* Co; Al Fr) Fe Gatuslonpe, Boyd & H i Hin aes ma A fe a NF, Richardson, metry, ( ) MeKonelt, Stulohns, NEY Alfred, (Ham) iN lle Hzinwure, Schmid & Bal \e ‘Barke—Inea, Burton, Canton, Oelrichs & Kruger; Nicer gus, (Br) vi Br rae "Cadiz, Brett & Vue; Moore meri ni; Roch, & Stucken; Virginia, ( Mataizas, ptt Tileston & Co; Arabella, Johus NFeG & J Laurie; Madison, Paxton, Savannah, Stur ‘ kee Co; Alvano, Thurston, Georgetown, Badger, ech s—Louisa Willar St John, NB, C J Maury; Wm Sait O O'Brien, (By boed EoeBhart, Halton, G 8 Wheel: hts Frazer, Halifax, J Hunter; A JD Rote Rode iW lagna ignore, Ble he, Baltimore, i Sones & eae Hope, Gra; ‘Sloops— Ware, Pelton, New leans; Delph, Smith, Phila- Rh S: rovidenc delphi; Rhode Isl (pant Arrived. ‘ Br Be ship Sea Tene Ln 32 days from Liverpool, in ballast, Pranan ery Bizabel fh, Aiutell, 46 days from Havre, in bal- ast, to Cregh & Heydecker. 162 passengers. Five died On ber passage. 25 days from Liverpool, with tons salt toorder. 37 rage rs. ‘Hardy. Purington, 54 days from Havre, with mdse, to Hiueken. fi passeng ” Delphine, Dispell, 32 days from Bremen, in bal- Slamaker.’ ‘98 passengers to Henschen iflcin & Trousides; bark Co ree, Harv wat rk Comm LA top maaeeas from esate: chen & Unkhart. 62 passengers. i, Me Williams, 7 days from Halifax, with Livingston. ~ Below. Shi Crocker, i » Liverpool, April 16th, with ip Sardi indse, to ry Thompson & t Nephew Bark Macoochee. Smith, from ‘Dublin—a pilot was put on poind ow hl ‘night. “Also | bark—uukuo wn. Bhi do led. 1s Stephen Whitney, for, Liverpool; St James, for Lon- pes Ci Congress, for Valparaiso; bat] hy bri igs Frieudsmp, for Lrelaud, WwW iliam, ‘for Belfast; Ros Herald Sagahae y Correspondence. LPHia. May 19—4 P.M. (é AP lerton, Sunderland, Eng; lif lo; Albert, Hudgdon, Calais; Sut sehrs Ualla, (Br) Rische, 1 Davis, Hoxie, Boston; Moses Browa, May, N Voki Eagie, Chadwick, do; Vand: hia, Strout, dos, Home, Strout, do. —Ship Robert Burton, from Londonderry; bark ‘Turk, Eldridge, from Boston; ship unkuown, and sehr Chak Teage, fom wi tern party ‘all at anchor off Delaware city, d—Shive Joseph Borter (Bi) Reid Sterling, Boston, Savannah; barks Ohio, Sultan, Sa vaye, New Orlea: re Bey atver, Matanzas, Elizaveth Power Pitt, Howes, Boston; sches Hor Strout Nochester; Vandalia, Stroat, Bostons Emeline +3 ‘eden, Dightou; Col. McRae, ‘Donnell, Wil C Edwin C Olive, Baltimore; Peru, Stearns, Portsmouth, 'N H New Bedford; stoops Aun Maria, Shilby, Baltimore; Enver prise, Cline, do; barges De Wirt, Barclay, ( linton, N York; Nave, dujand Delaware, Cresse, do. Miscellaneous Record. morning. Letter ba: the usual places. British Suir Cu <A—A letter received in this city p Christiana, 4 Bol on the Stns. Won loston Thireday might, the 6th inst, threw her dowa on her beam ends. The crew remained on the greek util Sunday woruing, when they were taken off by the om 3 aud teansferred to a schooner from New York, bound to New: foundtsni. “Che captain and the writer of the letter landed at the vessel remained tight, but the rail and comings of the hatches, and the poop deck, were knocked off" ‘The C. wa¥ a ad considered a fine vessel Her cargo consisted of 20,000 bus corn, 20,000 do oats, and 4.290 barrels com meal, and was in- £2000 on the frei, i no doubt, the ves- sel alluded to by the Br brig Henry Patterson, whigh arrived Bann IMoarnr, at Cork, from Philadelphia, had a rough gyssage, stove bulwarks, lost fore boom, &c. Alter waiting 10 siderable damage, and was obliged to discharge and repai Pontsmour, May 2—The hull of the American ship Su- Notice to Mariners. Lint on Te Foun Roox—‘The proposed improrements in Perseverauce, Hebroa, New London; Buena Vista, Racket, SSheloy, saahan, do; Lincola Hero, Hottinguer, do; Albany, Packer gute New Youx, Lines, for Havre, will sail this rerday, dated in about the Guth loagituce, in a severe gale of wind, which ‘Almada, of Plymout leans, bound to Cork, Little River ast aig t, and came up to this place. ‘The hull of new snip, built dn 1816, in'St Stephen's, NB, 900 tons burthen, gured in New York: together with the vessel, for $15,000, and last Friday. fr cedars, wes rad fvul ef Uy sveteal, aut susitingd cove perior, has beeu towed in here, from Southampton for London. the revolving iighton Le Four Rock, which stands in lat 47 1753 N, low 231.56 W of Greenwich, were completed on the ibth of last December. Its flashes now succeed each other at intervals of 30 seconds instead of one minute, bat the light will not entirely disap- pear within the distance of seven or eight miles. ‘Phe lantern is 79 feet above the sea at high water, aud is vi- sible in clear weather at the distance of 18 miles. Spoken. corenas, from Boston, (Nov 4) for Calcutta, ri at na 8, Ton 86 no date, lat 40 29, lon 55 90. Shunt jlombo, of Boston, iamgaame Titcomb, fm Havre for N Orleans, Say 3d, off od 64 She YAsia,” fm — for Genoa, (probably Spanish ship Al- . Apia wee fm Mobile for G ’ ull, fm London for Phila, May 18, 40 19 transport Mlectro, Lt T A Hunt, com’g, 25 ds fm NYork oe Vera Cruz, May 2, Jar 24 30, lon 91 55. south Caroliaa, fm _— for N 3 April 25, off Hole inthe Wall, April 22, of Cape Clea: " Gasper of ae fm N N Poo poe ‘vawnlk1is —for N Orleans, May 3, off Ctivafor 36, lon 47. si ark Elle bag oc ie a 2 o Dy pol N York for Newry, april 25 Ia 18, Tou 3440. saab h ton, im N York for 52 0, < lon 57 30 W. ip Joseph Cowperthwaite, fm Phila for Pernambuco, Apl jon 24, pedi ty Cunningham, fin Boston for Gi Schr Sylvanus Rich, for Liverpool, no date, Lat 40 30, lon 44. jifornia, Jan 30, raltar, May ‘Whatlemen. Heard from, no date, lat 14, Ton £0 30.W, Atkins Adams, Tassie FH,6 months out, 50 spm; Hector, Manter, NB, 37 mos Spoken, no date, ke, (probably in 8 Pacific) lenak Wi Fictions Web, Bios wh, seed hondes bad carried swey sone at her spars iu a squall: A Aorilzt Are Hepe, Lindh, N NT WERP, ri be » 5 Schmitz, do: att Albertina. Fighe dor” SidSuhs, heats ae Geer, do: 20th, Kron Hanover, do; 30th, Bengal, Cook, and Hover Bride, Bawelly dor In ee ot Liverpool, ‘AMSTERDAM, April St—Arr Antonio & Euxecbe, N York. Apo, Feb 3 Are Thos Perkins, Graves, Peuang, agd repid at Hong Koug WoANGELAND, NZ, Oct 5—Sld Auckland, Cutter, Wepine- Annacan, Feb 21—In port, bark Douglass, Sumner, fin@os- ton. (Oct 7) vin Mauritius, arr 22d, for C we unc. Bonveavx, April Australie, and Amable, N York; ler 23d, Commerce, Allard, N in and Alexandre, for N'York; Swes, aud Car- cheveru nfo N Uriea EN April L $1 dS ane 1% Charlotte ralveston; 29h, Yok: ‘Sid 230, Flog, aos Bremen: Phi Deiumar ba Albert, Tritaen, i 90-1 ¥ KREMER ® pei ld Flora, N York; 2ist, Ad! and Doro he Vierorin, NOrlomay Hecricu ana W ichuff, dinvnd, Galveston. Canton, Feb 20- ps Vancouver, Fuller, for Bow ton, abou. Mar 10; buch, fa Maule, (where dhe ad by without suce The Thos % erkine no date being at the report tu the Busia ropes Amer: the. English papers 0 28th, was undoubtediy Wocorters, dis ot Kuo iN, April 17-Sid Howard, iia, do. Alew Kerr, Mobile. » and Norma, N SLY La 5 Veron iad Bag Nye jg Adam Carr, vapit, Anil rr ascii, ovett, Sligo, 6th, Jno Balch, Galway, and sld lath for Rilo Grandes us 200 B Sowers, April —Arr bark Amphion, (Sw) Trapp, N Or aleh, May ttn port bark Imogene, Perkins, for Neveport, Wales, 10 load coal for, Bt-Thomass, Gen Green, Sow, for Boston, 2d. Iu ‘April 2a es Church WUilvery, une; Prospect hy d ie, Wade; Cathy: rine 'Roxers, , and Lucy , do; sehr’ Joshua 2—In port, ‘bark’ Clara Fisher, for N York big Henaietta, of Portland, Idg for the north. A brig = ee nNaS about May 6—In port, brig Adela, for Charles: on, oF Dantwoutn, April 22—~Off, Nagasaki, fm Rotterdam for N pril 17—~$1d Frithiof, Wilhelm, Caroline, Ph Jatharina, N York; 2lst, Water do; 22d, oat Antwerpen, do; 24th, Plato, >, Hol lo. Ying 2 Avr Intrepid Hall York, th it April 2i, New Sngfand, “Roblawom sear, April brig Pioneer, Williams, (im New Or- Gtasaow, April Sid brig Commaquid, Gorham, Bos- ton, April 19 Arr E inson, N York, and rmo; Adeline, Li Naples, and_ sid 19h ret, Comiugs, Palermo, ford Or mes, Yorks Ui fin Kamm fed Vo s! for d Jeans. Gexoa, April U~ Avr Constettati i Lith, Kanna, Brown, Paterimoy ‘sn Harrie orn. Gatway, April sg Osmamia, 8; Walton, Be-Thomas. In port May 1, any hake Won, far Orlow GvovcesteR, ‘April 19—Arr Thos Ree tong 9 rown, Leg s, Baily, Balt. Ur 4 id a Pay! c Histgocy Ai i ‘oltre Beraman sin a ae aa a ee se, Bh | The recent ‘rains oe rently, improved brea kite baad fro’ growing crops. There is some o laint ibat ‘of cotton aare not produ od ped has done some injury. Whest crops out-worm 1itexa Keno, Feb 20—Arr ship Gen Harrison, NT 4-4 Ho- nojale fetveot, April ander, Centurion, Feulkaes, do BIA ithe Hi Gates, Set for N | sieur, Lisnon: yi barks Leoness, Monroe, mageae ateey Als a i clpenen “Apa 351d Element, Springer, (from Segus,) | gg mt a fa Rama Bak, 8 pry icy sta em ig riers 1—No Am vesse) in no date, wet atin RV tue ig aa ae: wilt log ether Francs oe Crocker, Palermo, and ald ‘ Nenront Feb Ne Au roma Tat Fitton, and Bytvine, Bie is 3 Nanya, April 4—In port, Koening Elizabeth, for N York, Newry, April nnd, Sea Bird, Rea, N York (reported at Warren Point same Parenmo, April 19-1a port, barks Tarquin, Hardi Marciiles) ‘for New York, the next week, 5. (fm my) brig. Carrier Hail York The ent atk sald Ap ri sf ‘Orie Marshal, Ta eli Kam, p Miao, Ordena: rig Higndeer, shy amy Ni ieee, i geens Merial Haller, do Ath, brig Ge > Ci ee to q B) NYork! et «Beaton 18 ipa shor; Ela son, oNew ( Yor! , Hail Purwocsn Apel aecsia Y Picrou, Apnl2b—Cld bri Buuner, Card, phamaekur, April 2h Fi Jens Suiynwa, March 30—Arr Ganges, Watson, Ciindia, and sld Apri rh fo Boston, Lie ‘2—Sid “Osceola,” Lisbon, Sraut, yi 24—Off, Creole, fin dolar N York, StJonNs, PR, April 27—In port, sloop Rising Sun, Crow- Z arr 26th. ell, fin Providence, arr Charleston; 15¢h, Ley- ‘Priests, dani bar Juli curgus, Brown, N Orleans; 161 a. Pl ‘Tpnrrevan, Ay syed Airs fi jen, Mobi FORD, Aonl 23— Arr ‘Rone Wilkinson, N Ovens; ith, “irving, ital oe MeLean 2 nN Orem a La jy brig ceana, Jort Aue: Fong Primrose, Li expool. Bowron, May Har ai (8 ‘Harrison, Liverpou ‘ork.’ Old bark How: land, Sarvs jibe Mair, tnd Cape Verd I andes Bs Ben) Fi sches’ Magno! t, t ers0u, eves, Cavileer, do; Homer, Nic 'N York. "Bld barks | and Hy Ewbank: feiat eaten Ay P'Perkines sches Jas Francis, Abel Story Willis Putnam, Boston; and fm the Road Solu hence aie Cole ia ese e Lewis aruee’ teks basetres, wagle, Bangor, (ce; schrs Movtreal, ray ward, Eagle, Bangor, Suls, Lewis Bru i Evander. Barks Paulina, N e, Kepler, and bri eae and William Pean, went bow hand anchored in the ‘Tah, srr brigs Lion, Peterson, Smyrna; Cord: (Br) St Pe~ ters, Miq. Cd, ships Medora, Shoo! an Islands, an not Mth as reported; Mas og nae re Colby, New Onieansd brigs August, Doan iuuos sens. ‘Baker, Norfolk: Oueco, well, Baltimore; Vermont, ‘Wait, New York ans Riding.” Balled: ships John Q ‘Adams, Rob au, Howland, 4 tee A Hes al “Chesapeake ine, Cocheeo, J BD. schs Madeira, Mempl 2, Tell from the Roads, brigs Simy r bac ‘anchored in' President Rox ‘auchored in Nantasket Roi Pauline aud Kepler, avd brig Mary Pen Bantimony, May 19—Atr sches Henrietta, Gayl ‘os; Ellicott, Laytield, NYork; Thomas Hooper, Green, do. ia, Cannon, repo bark Hersi- lia; off Black River, a brigantine, off the Tray.a full rigged brig, brigantine, and two topsail schrs; off New Point, two ships or barks; avd off Point No Point, a ship—al bound nf Ola Pagnt y Wolt up. Below, Bremen ship Mariaune, ng from Bremen. cha bark Agnes, Cutter jr, West ludles ti ale of Mexico; (Wir) Dixon, Westport tee and A markets ‘Sid bark Ida, braltar: And ose Graut, Norfol ‘Susana E brig Wm Crowe usr Burns, Mad ford, West Bus folk ir Bostons raber, for Lari 1 O+f 0 F, D ow, via E Woolford, West Indies. The Br ship Viarion was towed ne ising water by the steam- vre de Grace; eliet, whe i ti Lao Pema eet re sie Perkins, Wilming- lay 8—Arr sehr Bristol, B jen Gray, Cotton, Phila; 7th, brig Indies; schr Cyprus, Willard dN Yorks and Lodi. do “Lath, Urig Areturas, Gray, We Ne nT, rigs Belle, Osborn, Wilmington, Deis Sth Cal 1. Keen, Port Spain, I6th, Kalos, Wade, Alex: Corson, N York. ig Xulodi, Cudworth, Hastrrox Koaps, May 17—Bark B: ., Hortoys from Richmond bi to Irelaud; schr Metallic, Simonton, Thomas tan. bd to Richmondy Br brig Herbe ‘fm Waterford; schs Welcome, Reese, 1d to Warenam: iam Shermas, Baltbd tv 'Warely Rigas mack. Ric! mond, bd bdtoN k; Couriar, Couch, do do; Emily Knight, ier, Alox- bd to Boston 8 Re utter Forward, fin NOrleays ba to Philad, put encountered very severe Chief, e, fin N York bd to Baltimore; Geo to NYork; Fala Kent; Balt, Portlan bay St'Dermot, do do.N Yarmouth; Bottou; Gazelle, Lewis, do do Bangor, do do, Portland do do Wareham; Juliet, York, Matadzas, bi to Philad; Sbetphin (Br Wolted, Pi, ‘Johds (NB), bdto NYork; Turk, Crowell, Alexaneria, bound to Boston; Danube, Hall; do do: Nrw Onurans, April 10—Ary steamship James. 1. Day, ‘ood, Vera Cruz; ships Ques a owe, Liverpor Mertoan, (Br) Hamilton, do; Haidee, Soule, Breme H Southport, Guffith, Vera Cruz; brigs Rowland, me Virgin ia, Jordan. N York; United State, York, Wilm: cuore: Sheekleford, avauas schs Minerva, Davis Graz; Mary Langdon,’ Cobb, N York. Cld, ‘sh Cogk anda market; Remittance, Marshall Brazos Santiago; Lohisa, Parker, N York: Charles Carroll, Roster, Florida, (sieatn) Butler, Vera Craz; Lady Fi rn Smith, Liverpool; barks Swan, Snell, Pitadet in Sprague, Vera Cru ‘Delaware, Foste, iladel pl Skaats, Grasgow; brig Fotomac, Matthews, Philxdelp fantine John, (Bi) Knox, Corkand a market; schs Samuel cwit, Bord, Brazos Suniiago; Stranger, Toby, Chi Noxrot. i May Ac bre Betey apd J jane, Breevooi tpyfigos sais Brank, Lewis, NY, Carzo, Hiayford, Boston; JW Smith, Prine, NY. bd to Saugerties, alone atin Pet arectea to Balt pais in with Loss of ear end ‘sails split daring the late gule. Gd bk Bachelor, Horton, with provisions and elothing for Dublin. Ireland; ‘Br brig Scipio, ‘rig, 3 5009 bush corn and bbls fi expool, Myers Sid bk Helen M 4 Martha Washington, MeGilvery, for, dier, Willis, Havre; HMoND, May 18—Sld schrs BN Fox, Ellingsworth, io) Portland. York: Alderinan, Ward do; Galena, Pierpont, Stainford Barannans May Is-Arr brig te Baldwin, Bassett, NV ork; endieton, do: President, Yeats, Newcastle, aches Pizarro 3G ts, Wiscasset, M st, May 1o—Arr sche Cyp WANTED-—A vessel to carry 100 tons heavy freight to New Orleans. A small vessel preferred — Apply to E. K. COLL! Willard, Calais for N _NOTICE—The British brig AGILE Small, from Cork, is now ready to receive carko at fast Itivery agreeable to charter party, "For further particulars, apply to ty on board, or to JOSE 1 MeMO RRA ¥, 19 South street. I persons are ‘arial trusting the grew ofthe British brig AGILE, from Cork, lebts of their contracting will Be aid by the JOSEPH MeMURRA ui PL) hud LINE OF PACK ae to and from Li- pool, the splendid fast sailing and fayorite pack ei ship. QUEEN OF 1 1250. tons wrthes,, Cant. Woodhouse, will sail from me New York ou Friday, May Vd. Liverpool on the 6th of July Phe ®Queenof’ the West? al he . well hoes to. the publi and her accommod: hing to send for theis cent packet, should make Burling Slip, or J. ty mya ee Sith. det below Burling slip. ISIANA, AND NEW. YORK Lint. ‘OF PACKETS Positively rat and poly, peeclar packet to sail to-morrow ni May, 20th. os’ esas he new and splendid fast packet ship GO. Capt, Ingersoll, 48 wow loadis Will positively sail before any other vess’l now i =-Passenge’s wil fot of Wall street, to-morro’ o'clock, M., at which time the FOR LIVERP OL. e splendid, fi fast packet ship COLONIST, 1,000 tons, Capt. Will sail positively on 2ist of May. Her act lations for cal passengers are very caperio a number of whom will be taken on moderate terms. i a large and spacious house on deck, which is lofty, and well lighted, capable of accommodating’ second cabi enKers: which will be taken at steerage prices ‘Those wishing to se- cue berths, should make early application to BYRNES & CO, my 18 4t*re 83 Saath eve «sli GLASGOW LINE OF ETS—To sail ist February, ber rennlnc @ je fine, fast sailing packet ship SARACEN 450 tons, Captain N. T. coking, will sail Pas above. For lieht eee Passage, it hiving excel modations, apply on board, foot of Oliver street: River, or to Ww L& MINTURN, EM b, ip BROOKSBY,. aptain ucceed the Barnoee, rand sail on her th mir a ‘ON SIGNEES PER SMir SARACEN, from their permits onboard not permitted in five without delay, All foes 3Vs Must be sent to the public at “mid WOODHULL & MINT RN, 87 South street, ne—Regular =~ FOR LIV, ee ae a Packet of 2ist, June=The ior, fist sailing packer shit ONSTITUTION, Joh ritton. 1600 tons hurthen, sail as above, herre gu! For freight or passage, having splendid, ) laige and comfort ble are be a? and a, a y tothe Captain on board, at ide o ihe meeer hip HOTTINGUER, 1050 tons van Capt. Ira Bursley, will suceeed the Constitution, and sail on her my13 regular day: NOTIC of the Bark TEN’ Sligo, will please Sets | Ww Tecerve her cargo at pier No 10 Kast Riv _ny6 Tt" WRKINS & "DELANO, 39 South st. FOR HAYRE—Th ER coppered ship ORP 3 iano For freight or passage, appl orto B.S BOYD, H StINCKEN. FOR HAVRE—Th ch Bark AN Pa ma ton fe superior French Bark AN For felght of patagg, apy to DEC mit BOYD & HINC REN Wester, FOR CHARL| Steamship SOUTH Cm Zaptain Berry. wil leave the east s Peck slips athe 22d inst . tour o’eloel M. No berth secured watil paid for. No fieight except sicies received dn the departure. Specie will be received hs nigmed by the clerk oy aa are Kond, i iLESHON'a eB.” is m20 3tr “a Ni ie. 408 MORNING LINE AT Oo LOG K. an OW ALBANY AND TROY ond lnterme: ligte Landings. Breakfast and Dinner on board the re steamboat TROY, Cry boat ler foot of Bnclaetrget Me Gerla, Iridaye, nt seven o'clock. “a oF fright, apply on board, or to F. a Hee ae silty | the ofhee on the eh . C. alt § Ao para aoe ied Shington; W: kitiowt, Ne ram 3 Woster, Ala. a imou, Sor William Phila; sok Reba Pe Londo aie One eee ete enjarain, Wright, shokets iets bor; Joh ‘Gli, North Maas; ¥. Fanaa a acne hie Ort Rowton Blgar Atwater, Cot, Cxotox HoreL. WW. B.Hawes, Woresster, . D. Jones, Hllworth; Lee, =a Wie A Yeu; Mi, oud See B nck, Sa N belt Baring Me a) a Misses 8 KE, Burges, ‘Harbors, pith, mand fainily, Canadas W. Benson do> H Brother; Bath, C. M. Watson, Port Ki iM Fuller and sou, ponte Carolina; J. As Bienen, do; Mrs. L. Hollestoo, Co Marland, Ransom, ‘Owseos c et, Lyons: cage, recuse wiley, ‘do; oh * Vitae, Satebures d family, Mrs. 5. syraua tou, hice eSinectient Pough- keepsie. Kasreny Peat Sraxet Housy, Capt E. W; Halsey, nf Sag Harbor: Chas. Bei Miss Brister, Court i CW, ‘it Wh wi iy ‘alien, Bethfem, Ci ‘Sanford, FS. is, Term, H. Be Sanford, Mane i H. Ki |. Sanford, B. Sanf rd, Charles Dan lar Hernia Br igeports B Lew Pa; A. ‘Trumbull; James Smidley and lady;, Nort Randatl, Lone Islane John lempatead, Sand mon W. Bi cw Haven Spri WN, B Bushnell if Essex, cd, XCHANGE ‘Howin Mr. Elliott, Brooklyn; Asa Guilso, Vermont: W. J. Hitch cock, do; Mr, Mason, Boston; W., re, Mass. Butler, Conn, vy, New York ‘John Burchast, M Onderdonk, do; Mr. John 3 iiacker: do. 8. Tucker, 3H. Biickney, do; E. G. Le uit Hou J. Dryden, Palmere Paprrein, diay ‘Gienvite, ‘TP. Richards, Mr, Degen Biacey, Piniadelphins 8 Van Wyeh,, Fa kill; J. Sie, atone Ala; Dr, Eldridge, Brighamp- ton; esters H. Hewtt, N.Y . Fitch, New- ark M‘Pateam, Se: atnam, WW. Nielteots %. ‘Johisy Ei Hnglish, We Patterson, Philad) Str-end airs. By Vaughan, Newburgh Howanp Horst. Gcorge H. Derby, Buffalg: Mr.aud Mir, Odein, Boston; J. C. Gilmour, Philadeiphi 1. Wood, Mi . Car Bat timore; Miss Mary Ives Rainsworth, Kingston, ;M worth, do; E. A, Drummond, Bristol th: Mes, Doctor Underhill, Cong’ MeGoway, Maines H, Oliver, C.L WYork: HKendall, Providence. orEL. uruey, Coun:; J.C, Cooley, do.;. 8. Coit, Norwich: Ininy, New York: nut Phila. K Hale, Norwich; Ree Bedtords Mi vb Meek of rye edford; Mr. and Mrs. ‘Mrs. Southlaud, Boston; Dover; W. Holey, Conn. "'eD. alleys NY Ys ‘Norwich. Lorrsoy's Hurrt. J. As Pratt, New ta W. Ross, Verge ennes, Vt; h Rutland, do.; B. De , Mauchester;, o. Couuty, NW J Harrison Caves Live Buffalo; We ff utter, Norwich: “3. W. Dus van County; TC, Cut ‘ork; A. Dustin, si disea W. W. Chapman, Hartford; Hl. Can: lift, N. J.; W, G. Hawkins, Middieton; J. P. Lee, do. J Winslow, Bull, dep New Haven; W. 8. Rainer, Phila Je Re Ruckinghain, dv; M. ‘T. Moore, St ‘Thomas, ‘I, Robertson, Salem; Bed lew York: J. MeMuray, dg it Me le, Uticas ‘Dr. J. MeCultick, Providence; T. .H; Y 5, nara) t ae Nv 8. Bulkdey, J. Wheeler, at Binds Fall 8, do. Cateal Bridgport, J.C. 3 J. Bs ke hy Le ’G, Aaliton, do. «8. ‘Aibainyy Ed. Sally i Big, Case, Ni. ¥ orks land's Haoertord 4.18. Thyer, Norw ila; @. Getz, Pa, Kes, Natiosat Hore, S, Bonooth, Troy, NY th Atingsbury, Hones Shiey, do. 8 i Mix, Macon, Ga. G. Owen, New seney: Mirs, Hoyt and child, Baltimore; W. Coldt New Bravawjcks Welt LW: Sat ¥ N York; it, A.’ Mille KH Kiri Newport rt M lady, ide M. Richards. Sara Cohoes, I Me rh do, mn, Ds Mo; E. pee ap Alban J. Harrison,, do.. D, B. St, John, Monticelo, do,: Horatio D, Hewite, Washu NoktTHERN Feraham, N. Fendigton, Stine eudletou, B 8. Tooker aud lady, ker and son, Montreal lady, New’ Orle Johason, H. D deuce Morrell, ielfee Sharm tiien Vs Village, 0: more aud lady, New Jerseys, J Sonnell, jr Bei son, Hudson; ' Miss ere Newark; Jersey Thor Young aud la W. A. Gust, New Yorks Joka Orda Gust, rk; John Urdaws 4. Van Doran, On Packull, i Calby, Point, N.¥ ; G: Pablis, St, sea ker, Nira, Bullard mad chil N.Y; W. “M, Buell, J Wakefield Wee Liberty, lowell; 5. Bray: Th Parks, West W Varker Miss Pare farolina; R, W, G it y a § Hicks: Meares al “Nev Jemey: 8,Baston, Ohio, B, Puller, Vermont Jauares, Rochester: Dad, Kort ; i Bates and daughter, ‘Tor WV is Bruce, Rochester, N'Y: Rati J.P. Merritt, Buffalo: Wi "french, N. York; irs. F, White, Mr Brewster, Hungary Joueph, White, Naseaas ckford, Worcester: C. is ; H, Pleke, Waterford: 8. N’ Callender, Buffal t county; Mr, and Mrs, Remson, a We i chester: F. Kesser, Miss Wilson, filedelphing man, New Loudon; Mr. and Mrs. E. Hooper, Stockholm. Teruo Hore. W. Marshall and family, W: ‘A. Goodwin, Albany RAH: Foster, Harford; ‘Windsor; H. Good and lady, Hartford; H. Bur prio ol; J. A Lawney, oy: Met feland “Pit Demal, Waterloo. C.A, Dalton, D. Langford, New buy gi; tt. Boadney, Hightstown; W._C. Fluggy, Haven, W. ‘Templeton, Seoul W. MeDo- naid, dos "Henderson, do; I Mariin, do; B.'T, Phillips, kwood, Jun.,” Stamford, "arker, Bamford: shiney Josephic, New A Shrewsbury, N. J.5 J. J. Ws rig ey H. M, Beaman, Staten Island; d, Barmuel, Cu; ‘G. Wit New Y jan) J. Mone + Poughkeepsie; Hidridge. one, Sing: J. 2 Bopl O. B. Curran, Ithaca. Re: A. Doran, Cumberlan Penn.; J. King, New "Yor U ay States Hore D. B. Brinsined, D_ Brooks. Fico, P. Felt, New bridg», New Bare: 'W.A. Grann’s, Ml E 8 al at Ohio; B. Mum- ford, ‘Newport; J. -Amold, Middletown Haven; J. H. Brooks, N. » Kiasall, di New Yora; Mrs. Butler, New Londou; J. B. Southport; bk. Aifords Messtield: A. frent Gr sau, Bosto: Collins, Baltimore; ight aid Indy. € Clasalanss all, Baste , W. Sey wr, "Albany Weed. Waldens tH do; W. B. Burton, Boston: yr RY ME, Sheldon, Glens wall hitehalt; E. P. Hart, Havana: A Bhekington, Ati Attleborda jughy WM. Mason, "E"Wetiion, Utieas fe doef Net ‘ool, Glens Foie HD. on Eien Orin Ply moath THE LADIES’ CONGRESS BOOT. P. LABOYTEAUX, Gil fashionable ta for the right. now, desires to it os, patrons, a 2 fashionable e ibe ld = form his numerous (he'logunt’ in the highest circles in boots anh in. the a at Ots see fal shoes Nie al of, work, , and yet without ‘trot is Lat hen an sure from the areh of am starting iu Walking” whieh cannot ta trinl. LOOK ey THIS Pe. Ona agi be sold the poem kinds pee and Pe fot apsoved a the confined pres oot, rhe a the sure time ie affords bed «99 lot of Gentlemen's es great variety, of Gaiter ippers, pi "Hlouse Slippers, white and. biael do, white Kid do, aac all other kinds and sizes, Misses? and C Idreu’s Boots and Shoes, i ‘Boots, joes and Slippers of all the various of, ‘of whieh will be sold cheap, at 387 Broad "x ‘corn in stre CAHILL . REMOVED FRO! ywery. Mrs. Son and dress makers wanted. m8 2w*rc {SEeEee! © beappraised correctly , and articles as on bp stocks, notes, owes oF private dwel wil ire ge ieee will be oe as connie is unobstructed and de- be spared t0 Tender the Atlant ic 500 ivy or Brooklyn Real suit appl ene nent sui belongs to an One vLorigage OD Estate, in sums ara rikolee term of BROAD. Nor hi Wail eect, in | ie Creo ol ‘TEMPERANCE qOUae Tees husetts.—The fer renter mars jouahly repired, for aterm of pears the above commodious Rouse, situated ai the station Wareetet a word Be saog of Fie, Beata tad . ih ‘comfort, phy rel gs tion will be made to secure the ‘ tronage of travelling cor “BYoKeR & BONNEY. Ret muceas, ere 1. Railroad. pe T, Bonney. .& G. BRANDON, BLOCK ELITES SIGN ACTURERS, re SIGN np ite seat NO, 2 TRYON ROW, Adjoining the Harlem Rallroed Office, New pS HE ty of tte e PIPE, saoenony of “gue red cre Onn ad reeiated by many of the principal men of business, whiel fre t will become parent by Fe Brenee, to tee =j ores, m, at areh Hlonse; Hathbun’s Hotel: Jadson’s, Hotel; National Hotel; rel Mercantile Library; Nan- Perkan’s t pli Merchant's Cor strangers visiting the ciiy we can'refer them to many of ‘incipal firms in almost every city in the Union. for sale by, eodim*rre x ORWAY IRON, tanaan 08 ot pet ce ve Lee ae DRESS, HABIT ANDIPELISSE CUTTING 30 end awer heux’s ed d syste! D oi will anes en aueitly at No. 63 Chambers atreet.a few doors eaer wa stan Il as those the busi siege of Drove Makiog, fin with tnse ton tn, beable to chemwelves ‘and others ‘with ease and accu: “Vor the purpose of introducing this method and inaking it daponulet here aa ft has loom been iar dL terms are made extremely low—$3, incl Hours ofiustruction from 9 A. M. to-6 P. Dresses cut without delay, and waaranted to fit. mi6 3taw 4w*re ESH ARRIVALS of lacefeapes, embroidered dresses, roidered. collars and un: +h lawn handkerchiet fs, plain and figui justins, thread and imita: nck ils, the newest styles in russels laces, SCOTT & CO. 377 Broadway. CAKD—D, M, HENRIQUES tfully calls the at ee lie generally ta the fol- Jowing choice Segare always on laud and at the most reason we Yates, at 61 ‘ina street, Ant Anti edad De waded be Leon de Oro, P asl ro, Panetela, Roug’ le, Ugues, Caballeros, Norma, Pureza, Rion He justo Sans aud Rendon brands." Regalias, preased nuded all arty ti ‘This establishment has no connexion with any other in this city or elsewhere. mi2 3tawiwr N_PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE SURRO- OF THE POE Nae OF NEW YORK, NO. GA’ TICE is hereby ‘ing clai agai JO} HN RICHARDS, late Ce y the city fone ew Vo ee to presout the same with vouchers thereof to. the palette 1 residence, atreet, in the city of New York, on or before. gh iy ot Datober as vee Dated New York, the 15th day ay of wil, 1817. Me lawemere n GANK RICHARDS, Administratrix. ERY —Betore the Vice Chancellor of the First Executor of the Last Will and Tes- yy onnand, 2s ridget Callag! ry, Complai Pursuant to the directions of th entitled cause, and to the pro in in the last will and testament of t ‘ “scoured and forthe yurpose f ing my a tration of the estate of the said deceased, 1 will expose sale, and Public auction, 27th day of May next, at i2 0° *clpek sf noon of that di Merctate Exchange! iu tne city of New York, by Ruwa H. Ludlow & Co. auctioneers, to the highest bidder? AML the id it the north-west quarter of, Bees ie sous fu Range Foar west, ty the n the state of Illinois, contai gone ba dred and sixty acres or thereabouts ; And also, in the west quarter of Section tara, copastan ited ren north, 0 west, in the county of Mercer, in the same one ‘hundred and sixty acres or thereabouts,” ¢ said real estate may be more particularly or ther jaformation that may be desired will be ts lteitor, Orde W. 8c Bs Whi fendat’s Solicitor TIGHE DAVEY, Executor as aforesaid, comer of Houston and Allen’ste. New York, April 1847. al3-lawtm27* re ARCHIBALD HERRON, formerly of Mit re Cour, apside, in the city of London, gentle- requested to forward his present place of abode, aud Correctaddress to Mr. Hurst, solicitor, Milk street, Lon’ don, aforesaid. lawSwre Yacus CLUB REGATTA—The aaa Regatta of the New York Yacht Club will come off on ‘Tuesday morning the Ist of June, at ten o'clock, under the direction re Committee of Arrangements appointed at the annual or hi . rope aay fa wy the Complai el deseri iven 1s R. Milk street, Chea min,is Lege ihe Talae of the prizes for 1817 has been. fixed “not to ex- a ee h, to be presented to the winners at the Club y after the Regatta. Race—-On. the. da} ‘following that on which the Ya tobe decided, a purse will be given by. the Cab, open to vessels ofall sizes over fifteen tons, and of any "ro he winner $180, andall entrance money there may be over $100. ‘To the second best, the entrance money not to exceed $100. Eutrance to be ten dollars, Notice of entry me be made in writing tothe Committee of Arrangements, enclosing the en- Inu, fire daya previous toe day and four Uunet) sppointed forthe Yacht ‘Kay Wacht may enter aud stare in this race ; but it is ex: Pressly underst hi are to jd to the two ag or leading vessets, not d that the purse Ww Three days previous to tl hour Ged for the Yacht Regatta purse must furnish the Committee, in w: Custom House tonnage, weight of ballast, at ‘ok water, and dimensions of sails of bial ontese ties which no alteration of any description shall 1¢ made in the ¥ ‘The hour, place, ‘and course to be pursued, shall be the same us above stated forthe Yacht Regatta. ‘The allowance of time for difference of tonnage to be forty seconds per ton. h san bet ofthe Yacht Club to go in all ined from the Com Committee of Arrangements. New York, April, wT All communications for the Committee of Arrangements to be addressed to the care of G. W. Blunt, 179 Ws +h rage between the Cygnet and 8} t 10 o’eloek, ry Ha a ue Cory oF New Youe ‘ay ta Te Anowsl Meeting of this Associnti at ‘Natioual Hall, Canal street, ou Monday, the Mth day of June proximo, at 3'o’elock, PM. for the purpore o acting | feet upon an amendment to the By-Laws, increasing the number 0} shares of the capital stock, and fot the transaction, of such other business as may be brought before the Associati atd o'clock P M.of the sume day an election will. be held fo ‘oe twelve managers for the ensuing year, also for two inspectors of the next annual election. Extract fromthe B.- of the Association =" Artiele 8. Every share of stock subscribed for, and on which all mata} ments due have been paid, shall eutitle the holder thereof, i person or by proxy, to one vote at any. election or on any ques tion subsnitted tp tive cousideration of the Association. y order, W. DIBBLEE, m3 4t*1. aw re RIGH COAL.—Proposal: Il be recei' ae on iPiiwaday “he, thied day: of Jun Un yi al Hospital, near bas ral Hospital, near of the eat bard, white lock, P. M., for delivering at the Brooklyn, two hundre al Lehigh Col, wei ng 2210 Tb othe th meetin Wik c quality cutiely ii (the followin ‘One hundred tong of egg, broken and screenes ein rates or woven, and one hundred aod ity tons 0 con ty st WY eaten ¢ delivered by the first of Sep- tember next, and will be subject to such inspection as the Sur- con of the Hospital may be pleased to direct. Paymeut je made within thirty days after properly approved bills have been presented to the Navy Agent, ‘The contract will wot be kiven to any one who does not furnish satisfactory security for its faithful execution. ‘Thote who propose for the contract must state he rate per tout of 2240 Ibs, five ofall costs and charges for weigbing, de- Be. and divert, their communications, po Sh Hospital, New roposals for Naval Hospital, New York, May 8, 1917, ww whole quantity mast York,” ene rn th ies le at ait sa tomach, Hor sale a wi Mores 1 ris eity and jn Brooklyn, and tthe stor e store of Messrs. Haydock, Coorl jenlers in Drugs, Oil Pearl ‘The efficacy of the I cy that the propri shing of cer- sas, but thos ‘ats of ene em cna | con do so a ‘all at th 1 office. MONTEVERDE’s BILLIARD AND BOWLING aA HOON, No.» Barclay street, three doors below the Ame- Tigan Hotel, New Yor. at stem hi subscriber would respectfully inform. public in general, that he has FIVE SPLENDID BILGIARD TABLES constantly k ood order. separate apartments, the propriet ect and agreeable to gentlemen vi ne t wil frp tan his hor Hach gentiewan vi fab ill be furnish wth a pivae ove eaten theyand of attendan i nay stocked with the best of Liner ad Se foundin the city of New York. BOWLING ALLEYS. in the Basement; hata yal lee, that is, twelve and-a-half centeper string. je 'room for Domino play Daring ‘the eason the choicest Oysters yor come: to market. Notice—Gentlemen will please to communicate at the Bur any neglect of duty ofthe ‘TRANCIs MONTEVERDE. Ae on aie S Sade gurments, wt oh, i or oy at the Seca maratee Gt Beal egeraroaaies Esp Crawent not Fogel I 6 CoM MARRS UGOEER Noy Dering Bip. HE CHEAPEST i ear 6 imere ye mi 2taw*r AN: loch Fall Raab Mone mere pier rs, Preserve mi9'2tis*re wi, AR CER immed AUC’ TON STORE aialy a cl rd A Pr ert oly by aay nT, 2, rede made i. 0. is passes thac is ettend hyip toro |’ pero ery ae WI id WANitie eee areas mee ree mee pelasmiies Wa WANTED—A situation by 5 rapectaije woman as narac- fectly understaide the care of a baby, aud it re- iain ead. ronin ity referen ou steeer, given. juire 83 ven, oauire gs | WASDEaaae rk oF general ‘chamber work sual ily, o children's nrc (fm mgt one be to {egusise at Ho. oy it Waite W tiknberma city reference as ona fnaacter and capepility cat fe hed a 8, mia ‘fice, will isc Mentaists asteatlon ao 18¢ Protea woul ily. ‘The best of city 3 Sprig street, third floor. D—By two young women, mes me Oe cS teke care of chi dren; une eT situation as attend: clataren? hog a het Yount Wom ed 38 Apply at No, 111 ‘Chamber stree 4 1! ned Wy ANTED=By sreqoecie ma fe aged womin, a situa- tion ma private family, to do the cookin, washing aud ironing; has no. puleation to go ashort distance in the country, Best ot city references Please call at 116)9, my20 2t¥r Ww ANT D.—A situation as, Cook in a eentec! private tami ly or boarding house; Mer roduce the most respectable reference as to chmcter an fication frou Ter last piace. Enquire at 11 Whitehall reels second story. m9 2t*re ANT ED—A ‘second hand No. 2 or 3.of Hoe’s laike single ‘eylinder printing press, oe but, oe used, and must be in pou condi and we work fog orger, ables to thelaazention ot of fe itt er. re addresse: post paid oH "at the office of the New York Hera welt beat AR’ 8 aa of pealendetpienes Fi UUND.—At the American ith, a wallet. coating sma amount of bills, together with papers + descripti be restored tothe owner on application at the office of American Hotel. my 18 3tje Ko roc call particvlar attention tothe fact that ring a new and superior article of Lead Pipe, free from s all imperfections an sally ea not to split. Avenue, first floor, front room. a et a thine city, oak fail Poe a Seeaaices ae begelre. ms, which wi Plambers and dealers ay Oa LE Heo on va most reason- able terms. co., my 16 30t*re I tad 269 ‘ater street Dy PLATE: 100) nay id !—Fine brass and Bilver Door Plates for $1 50 to CLASSEN’S, No, t Murray, sven, mv 17 20r#rh corner of Broadway. OAKi.—A handsome front jour, and pantries attached with borrd to let. Also, afew young gentleman ean be accommodated, at 22 City Hall Pisce. my 19 3t®r PPO NEWSVEN—The yubliahere of the Public Ledger Phil pig, having iteeduced into use in pint their paj Hoe's ‘ast Press,” 4 printi opts ine ca ca ble of giving from ten to twelve thousand impressions per hour, the ra ‘and oaly machine of the kind yet manufactured, arcaug prepared to supiiy any numberof copies of, the Pape reve which desires is bel in energetic ant thorough newsman might make a fair ick ah, by serving and selling the Led, in New York. Any respectable newSman disposed to un take the agency, may apply by sane or per- sanally, to the pabbshers. sf ase OR SALE—Two hundred tons of the best aed Coal. Apply to JOSErH bat UR] mié re 60 South street. POR SA A Tighe WAGON, but very eth with leathern top, made by one of the first hands u this city and nearly new. "Will be sold very low, in consequen of owner no use for it. Apply at Dimond’s livery e vin Stables, corner of Beaver and New streets, near the Battery mi8 3t*is re ©. of O. F—The Members of Mount Vernon ©, 73, are requested to be present at Seal next mi opp By fs for the puro senge ts for celel ie approaching anniversar - . spent for ceLeDe aD the aro ET STEVENS NO. L. Stuvenson, Sec. my18 3t*re [NRANTS # AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING —MISS } JACOBS, formerly, of 437, Broadwa to her friends, th few York and its vieinity, that she hos ‘anewan of the Intest styles and fashion- Miss J. receiv rst fo American Institute four silver medals in. fowr ‘own inaterials mase and eut to or- Orders from the South promptly (icaded to. Strangers will do well to eall before parchasing, ‘int awodaare of the beat, and prices low Bore IR SALE, one of the Foons, Sontaining four alleys, with od; rent moderate. son mile ata saga oa oa foods teat cal} on GW. MER. team le 7 Leonard street, where the particula be m H mvt Fi ar ‘Beck. from Apal setae, r. be lachicol sper ees vl Neoaae” 65 and 67 Nassau street. ‘men’s outiivtiog. 237 Broadway, comet customers and sti Hlemen’s furnish ing & ood adapter 4 to the Present and ‘and coming | on, selected onmanuiactured with great ‘care, consi Bea cele OF eave Duepeudess Ghists Unter ae mone mbseniber will pay particular attention to making Bhirts, Biocks, Suspenders, Raoolder Braces, Body ve, By te enuznwed ‘a superior artist to attend Mme JOSEPH AGATE, 237 Brondway. YO THE MARRIED, or tnose contemplating Marriage — The Married Woman's Private ) Medical Co = M. Mauriceau, Professor 1! Disesse of Women. dition, aie s1— at demand for thit f work (ot whieh th Foal Meet slid is at enpore vi sold) hes compelled the issue a new editic yale is we! rita pied bt ether mar ried or uomari | especial ally for the married, as ich foul be known to them ty female can discover it can be consulted on all complaints ap ng tof to females with the strictest confidence. Address smth "ccc of $t copies will be transmitted by mail. free of Pe fem parts of the United States. mis itSatM, Tudeh NEW JERSEY, HUDSON & DE, Seas RAIL ROAD COMPANY. Nace I8 HEREBY GIVEN {hag Books of 8 ‘ion to the Capital Stock of * New Jersey, Heda and Delaware Railroad Company,” will be opened at N on 8 the 15th; at lane E ile oy Tuesday, the 18th; aud ee a William nicer come open ad Wi hae on to be Tovelock, eek AML ahi Boi TD allan Wik be teased 06 Ge tn tani awe cole Nistron are se April 14, 1947. in PEA AERS janr. } Commissioners as cece Urn it Rae ie PRP Membe; ee a pak ERY Th Sdicine and Pharos ackery continue te oe New Yor lege Sts ished for th ceenreaten of particular attention to all diseases of a Frond lently promise to Laps requiring me manent cure, wi He to the Constitution or confinement from business. sara tre pa Yel requested to make application to the Col "Que Coltene, for many years Mtoecte eu the rainalog srt the "eure of those ware ‘attends fpr eon from 8 A. \ RY PV REISS ice and Medic cine Spon ‘ANT TO COUN living in the country, finding it inconvenient per sounl applicalion, can have forwarded to them a chest ‘con ing all medicine requisite to perform a radical care, by stati their case explicitly, together with all sympioms, time of con traction, and treatment received elsewhere if eny, and enclor Persons $5. host paid, addressed to OOO N T'S, RICHARDBON, Mi Ds 95 Nassan street, b © lew York. VELPR AU’ OR the radical cure of sag all mocopurale , the reanlt of twenty years experience in the pital let iva i in Paris, are_prononne there rest faventor, rol yoo Vel tara hey of ‘an inkkllible remedy for all disenses of eta cure in amuch shorter time than am trcalee oe remedy, yt tainting the breath, div- ere with eh the stomach, "or confinement from business — ail fo CURED: ‘os «Col ord of New Yorn, 1 Ted an'e cu f dency Lg en by Sone any kind. [tis y seer igen Saad ace, tos eer cert oF barrenness, wales’ te Sarding BT Each em cases of half donen 85; enrefally and sent to a RICORD’S card ATIVE FONIC pik ramey ded for Patents. mnteure of primary” or i Fe okvereal ulcers, nodes, of tn cambialut ee chee dfcloes use of mercury or tnnkifal meting ene jastly « bottles at $1 each; in eases of half adozep for serine fo ‘and seat to ail parts of the Union, CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF a RSAPARILLA PREPARED by the New York College of P Medicine nad Pharmacy, established for the sa nf unckery = fii refined ad ippres ighiy concentrated. piatensa ayrag qualities in eure ower the nbove her jufidenty recommended by extract of Sarsaparilia at prese ke ns superior to any at i may be relied du as # certain remedy ere the public, ane impure stae of the bloud, om rail diseanes arist as scrofula and salt ving worm, blotches or pimples, aleers, in In the bone or joints, fanyous eruptions , alee rat di Gre secoudery siects of ayo or ox lait ‘75 conte 50 egges of halls dozen hott recast 2H ara of the Vion purennsers. we 8. 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