The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1848, Page 3

jummary. The Southern and Eastern lines of Telegraph being out of order yesterday, we are deprived of our usual despatches from those quarters. The legislative synopsis, &c., will be found below. BREW YORK LEGISLATURE. Auaany, Arai. 8, 1648. Senate. ‘esterday, the amendments of the a arn to the Al- bang und Ceboes Raliroed bill ware so the bil is passed ~The remainder ‘rae dooupled in of the seas! rte discussion of the bill relative to the Albany basin, but it was not disposed of the following biils were passed : Th ae loghampton and Syracuse bill; to amend tho act to collect taxes in New York 4 ooteenae:| dat ing appoiatments ; concerning Com: in Brooklyn Auburn and Rochester Pailroad bills; to authorise the Mayor, &o. of New York to resell certain Jands and tenements for taxes. The bill suthorising the appointment of » deputy and clerks in the office of engineer was rejected. ‘The bill for the formation of banks was rej-cted by a bie of 13 to 12. A motion to recorsider wes laid om the le: SYRACUSE AND ROCHESTER RAILROAD, | ‘The vote on the Syracuse and Rochester Railroad was Teoonsidered, and the bill laid on ~ table. Assembly, Yesterday the House concurred im the Senate’s re- solution reistive to the eulogy on John Quincy Adews. A bili was sopotied to Incorporate the Neptune Ocean Steam Navigation Company. BILLS PAssED, FE incorporate bridge companies. To amend the act to punish the procurement of abor- ‘A bill a oper of emigrants was taken up in committee. amendment was adopted requestin, Koved igrant commissioners to license steamboats and employed in removin; wh emigrantsfrom ships. An coe ment wes aleo adoptes pon Simran the licet of emi- grant boarding houre keepers to all cities of the State ‘An amendment by Mr. Welsh, that the testimony taken defore a magistrate of a preliminary examination fore violation of this law, should be used before the grand Jory and on the trial, was rejected after s loog te. a be ote Ue to, Ty tel Ce en! in Bere fa snnusl report, shou! aul that that they ha _ ¥ manner received apy it's whatever arising out of the execation of the duties of their office. The’ ii ‘was then reported to the House Spaulding moved to strike out the last amendment, an: it was modified by striking out the requirement of the oath. The bill was then referred, to be reported complete. ‘To day, Mr Parit rey jo the ty eed, bill fi declare pul ‘use of the Syracuse ant ailroad. 4 ir. Penix reported wiiverse is the bill authorising the Board of Assessors m New York, pores for the cn, of Supervisors in said city, and for the bg ment of Commissioners to revise the charter York —s wate, relative to the Troy and Albany Railroad ; Ls ‘The bill on ‘the bill Lusipboicd to wn New York “Btate Rte Arsenal th je supplemental facilitate the dispateh of existing suite. Markets, Boston, April 8.—Flour—The market exhibited no obange, and was steady at rates current before the pews. Bales of 700 barrels were made, including Genesee and other western brands, at $6 75 8 $¢ 874. Corn—Sales of 10,000 bushels were made, including white and yel- low, at 64.8 660. Rye—Sales of 600 bushels wero made et 860, Onte—Sales of 9000 bushels were made at 61a S80. Provisions stood about the same, while the market ‘was dull. Freighte—No ehange; engsgements were li- maited. ——————— Theatrical and Musical. Itauian Orena Hovse.—To-morrow evening the cele- brated opers, in three acts, of “ I] Giuramento,” music by Mercadante, will be presented for the amusement of the lovers of this refined and instructive entertainment. ‘The chareoter of “ Elaisa” will be sustained by the character the house will be Bowsay Tueatae.—The re-opening of thistheatre is postponed till Wednesday evening, in order that the in- terior may be thoroughly renovated and remodelled, in the utmost style of magnificence. The dress circle is to ‘Op enclosed, and all the panels of the four tiers of boxes J de resplendent with mould: of the richest d Tins Several my epeaian novelties are to be ~ duced, L Senin arias ofa rope zselence tre f are to spp Ne Bal a eae, of ee ha ‘with the lending the? the- atres of the Un.” Cuatuam THEar van —Tho past week has been a very successful one at this bows, and every evening there have been large sudie.¢es present to witness the very emeilent performancer. Comedy, farce, melo-drama ‘and spectacle, have all been Presented, and from the ex- cellent manner in which the Stage arrangements and all the various details sre maneged. it is very evident that the Chathaw is ingood bands We have frequent- ly mentioned the actors and 4 actresses, in terms of praise, ‘and weean, without exeggeration, say that the desidera- tum of s theatrical company composed eer of artists comedy, tra- competent to enact all the varie ppacis in comedy, te: |“ .. ody, or farce, not Pray wit isto be met with in thie compeay ; thus any of those inequslities ima piece, such es one character spoilt by the rest of the parts being ied Durie g the coming week,s num- cen will be brought out. Mr. Bass acts its longer, and is quite an oleae to tue compasy. To-morrow evening the popular m' sical drame of the “ Child of the Regiment” vill be pro duced. Jags takes the part of Suplice; Ree, the Corporal ; Mrs. ‘beoth, Madeline ;' and ‘Winans that of Neryge stropg cast. Al the original music will be sang. The farce of the ‘Double Bedded Room.” and the ever pleasing “ Spirit of the Waters’? will conclude the bill. local piece, “New York os it is,” is in prepa- ration—in it Mr Chanfrau, as the immortal Mose, will be the ‘chief f feature. Canutr’s Mirernscs.—These very amusing darkion their rounds again to morrow steals Hall. We ber eit They are sicgers of rare Sante Baotnens —The for sable minstrelsy runs very high, if wecan form any opinion from the way in which the various bands are patronized. Te Sable Brothers at Convention Hall receive a larg they ‘are original and amusing in their perfor To- morrow evening, they give their 58th concert. Metovgow,—Tbis house is likely to prove a good 6 soulstion; it is well managed, and well attended, and the yer which = ist of ballad and Ethiopian singing, are all well executed. Avetrnt.—At this placs, quite a variety of entertsin- ment 1s offered. Nerr Neiss, who plays on ten instru- ments at a time, the A1elphi Harmoniste, Miss Al’en, oe dancer, and Miss Zmma Leslie, the singer, all per- form. Baoapway Opron.—The enterteinments here seem to-' be quife popular, as the ia crowded every evening. Police Intelligeuce, Arvest of an old State Prison C onvict.—Offloers A. M. © Bmith and Paterson, of the lower poliee, arrested Pan evening a black man called Jacob Seeman, on a cbargs of stealing a pocket book containiog $200 in bank bills ‘and valuable papers, from the possession of Mr. Edward Martin. now staying at the Northero hotel, bend oly, ‘under the following cireumstances : —It appears that Martin was ia this city on business, from the ovapiey; ead,on onday by lest, after visiting some friends, , vason his way to the hotel, when he was taken suddenly ‘risposed, and while in this feeble state, he wae met in ‘treet by this black man Seeman, who invited him j4enco, which is aemall shoe shop located at Guilivan street, where Seeman became very talk- ‘showed Mr. Martin three handsome bibies,and ‘amember of the Metho. ist Episcopal Church, «genteel! pee Mr. weenie —— guest map not feeling well. nan himto bean °"jay down on a small bod ia the bck in eetod pulling” O his coat for that purpose, in the roo, tot which’ « ‘entalned the wallet and the money, a thesnme ‘un. *f bis head for safety He had not ia alewa. ‘ion long, before. Seeman came he cou % Homa that he would sleep jer without ft. Soou" 'r. Martin fell Cen andin the morning, on ) ‘sing, he discovered that hi oket-book was gone ands Uhismoney. The negro ae Pied ali knowludge of the n\opey, when asked Martin, and volungeored to proictire him an officer in re der to search and | it, if porarvle; and for this purpose he took him to the Chief's office ten where an officer was procured of amall experience, ap: dt lesa Eee a who ‘went up to the negro’s house, searoned the premises, saw a lot of gold, and other valuable ae ied Fog hog house, without making any arrost. us Mr. Martia ‘wan fooled by this officer several days; who repre: gented this black rascal to be ® man of excel- Sent character. This investigation. however, did ‘not eatisfy Mr. Martin, ‘and the aid ef officers Smith and Paterson was called iv, whea ae Gent entity megro’s nies eT an 8! s house, eo hae graduated twice at Sing Sing, rer: the promises and found in a puree $250 in $10 gold pieces, that beleg the exact mount lost in DilIL, eridently exchanged into gold. In another purse was found $160, 1n $5 gold pisces and 7% sovereigns. sod trank were found # gold lever wateh, No. 11846. aldo a silver lever watch, together with $820, in $10 cow terfeit bills on the Tradeamen’s 4 ‘ov Unia city, $49 ia five dollar counterfeit bills on the in the ae and, from b | theunanimity of the whig party, 1or, after all, ratifica- | her from h Whig Ratification Meeting, _ In pursuance of a public oall, the whig electors of New York held a mass meeting last evening, in the large room of La Fayette Hall, forthe purpose of responding to the nominations of that party foc Mayor and Alms House Commissioner. On entering that place at half- it Yolook, our found the room prett; Wel Sind aad opts ths plostors, he obeerved’s banner, bearing the following inscription :—'Ne Bo ig Associetion, orgentxed January 13, 16 1848.” A live- iy band Fayed. § several patriotic airs, up to the time ene Cet ni hich was done by sppolnting Mr. Nicholas Dean President, two gentlemen lesers George G. Cornell, Hoppock, Potter, Taylor, deoreen, Jones Jr , Haydock, Sharot and Scott, ecttte. Oa taking the chair, Mr. ‘an the Chairman, ex- plained the object for which the meeting was roping and said that it would be in vain for the whigs to demonstrations or mee iags, if the ballots were ie the box on the day of election; and te imp! Legs on: the | coy Ay Abert at the ensuing election, and there br ia doubt of success. Mr prised exLuy was called for, and s@id that he was sur- t seeing so large a meeting present considering 2 meetings don’t amount to much Ifthe whigs were, their neighbors are, divided among themselves, there uld be some necessity for callic is the thousands toge- ther for the purpose of uniting disjointed factions ; but with the whigs there 1s m4 pes necessity, tor the Party were unsnimous in x tig Mr. Brady as candi- date for Mayor. He then allude stepping in A defeat, if possible, Mr. Brady’s re-election, when he declined omination after serving one term. This wes not fair, he thought, when it is known . mony. whe that Mr. Havemeyer La lag a ot votes. In relation to Mr. be was first a whig; iat seal at one time in this city against went, nd became a hes ¢ prospects for the ensuing election, he had no doubt thar Irthe hige of the ol would do as well as the wher et) of his ward, the t sare determined to do, the whig vote polled on next Tuorday will ‘ba the largest that rer caat in this city, (Appiause ) That ward will ot a whig alderman and sseisr eny doubt. He had recently been in New Hampshire, and although the result there bas been unfortunate, still a tremendous whig vote was polled, and in this State every city but Rechester had elected whig. officers, He had no doubt the whigs of New York are resolved to emuiate their brethren in other places, and be was satisfied that on Wednesday next tile sup 2 rill tise on a whig victory. If the party will support Mr. Lamy — can be no doubt that others will vote for him too, fo en Mr. Brownell was a candidate many of The whige oted on the other aide. In the twelfth ward he would answer that the whi; will do their duty, and if the whigs of the other wards will aot iikewise, there can be no doubt of the result. The must begin early, even on Monday morning, at all our friends are determined to vote. Mr. y then proposed w series of resolutions, compli- rady and Mr. Berrian, and. the present hich were passed ‘unanimously. ir. Dauarigiy SmiTH was called for, and said thet when the name of Smith was pron it was necessary for him who bore it to come forward, if for no other pur- pose then to make known bis Senhiy.. He would speak for a moment only, and then referred to tion, and to the divisions am favor of Gen. Scott, Mr. McLean, Mr. W: distinguished statesman of the West. and three more, and Lewis were then emphsticall, given for Mr. Clay) ‘The whigs of the nation have the: eyes on New York, and shell it be said that we are de- boat oy Enough has been said of the whig candidates for the Tema eee in this olty, and every man who the toket his his hearty and the duty eFtie whigs to sd int sn, couldnt | 8 3 of the wi a vo! le ct but tear the chro pal te f the iin} what it was in 1844, and he hoped th: de iivce cna oe os im the words of Hei ay, he wo OTS gene and march once more | to battle and to Stor ee Mr. N. B. Buu, on bring called on, airy? ‘thet he was suffering under {adisposition, but if it was the pleasure ef the meeting, he wou!d address them for a at ‘tim the je who shall guide our Leper coun- (Three cheers, oils for the ensuing yeer. position which the bag: Rig A held in New York, said it was important that thelr candidates should be men worthy of being elected bythem. Mr. brady, the Saag tos oppor ima ir. He wi - somally, he had no objection, and polltioally” h he ould say, that when he was in office he was as much a whig a8 a locofoco, and his official conduct gave him great sa- tisfaction ; indeed, if he had pted’a renomination, he himself (Mr. Blunt) might have voted for him. Bat Row the case is altered. ‘lue wi have nominated a man equal if not superior to Mr, Havemeyer, and no withstanding his wishes for him in private Cove =) will vote for Mr. Brady because he is the choice of whigs. Mr. Brady has filled e with rey ro Fy co Pe eet He has fursiied all the expectations re shown himself an efficient offi Nipomo — he should be re-eleeted. Much been said of the inorease of city expenditures in Tam- many Hall. He believed that mon when they go into tho oity ball as city officers, go there with the of Saree the affairs of the city honestly it has been with the present whig Common Cows oil; bur they cannot reduce the city expenses in a dey, after @ long term of locofoco rule. In relation to the aims houre commissioner, he believed there existed a necessit; boy @ change, for no man can tell of the abuses If ne wero at liber'y to tell of abuses which he knew, he ovuld detail many which would entitle Mr. Leonar to be turped out immediately. But if the whigs elect Jefferson Berrian, those abuses will be corrected. He concluded 2. moving that the nomination of Mr. Brac 'r. Berrian be ratified, which was done enth' bocce coronas Mr. Brady’s house, to pS beers. juir- ive him al nine Ppostiog Fatelugence. Centrevitie Cor I1—Oa Monday, the famous Pacers Rosnoke and Village Boy will contend for a . The extraordi: time made by them last Mon- iportin, mn as to reate co! ble in- terest. Besides the forogoing, there will be two other — The sporting campeign of the spring is pro- Patapecruia, April 8, 1848. Brutal Attempt to Murder a Wife—University of Pennsylvania—A Stranger Crushed to Death on a Railroad—The Steamship Columbus —Re-passage of Bills Vetoed by the Governor. George Doert, a German shoemaker, living in the upper part of the country, made a most brutal attempt upon the life of his wife this morning, about 4 o’cloek. He commenced beating her, when, ‘to evade his fury, she at- tempted to escape by jumping from the eecond story window, when he grappled her, and in- flicted seyeral violent blows upon the back of her head with his hammer, and stabbed her with a knife. Her screams brought assistance to rescue violence; but her “afte ries are of s0 serious a nature that very little hopes are en- tertained of her recovery. The brute was ar- rested, and has been committed to prison to await the result of his assault upon his unhappy wife, ‘The annual commencement of the University of Pennsylvania took place this morning in the hs ed of a brilliant and fashionable audience he degree of M.D. was conferred upon 168 students, and at the commencement of the classi- cal department of the university in July last, six others received the degree, so that the whole number is 174 The valedictory address, a highly finished production, replete with sound advice to ie FEUER, raduates, was delivered by Professor James B. Rogers. The steamboat Colambus did not start on her trip to Charleston on Thursday, as was expected, owing to a stent disarrangement of her ma- chinery just as she was about leaving. An uvkaowan stranger, who last night got upon a coal train ou the Reading railroad, un- kaown to the hands employed in its manage- ment, fell off between a ekg and Poti town, and was inatantly killed by the cars pass- ing over him. He was crushed awful manner. A silly report has been set afloat by some mis- chievous fellow, stating that Vice President Dallas had died suddenly of a fit ot apoplexy. Of course, it is unfounded. The State Seaate this morning passed by the constitutional majority four bills that were veto- ed by Governor Shunk yesterday. One was that of the feces aph company, and the other three for various banks. Among the latter, was a bill extending the charter of the Farmers’ and . Mechanics’ Banic of this city. in the most Bautimore, April 8, 1848. The Washington News. Although our citizens have not been long out of their beds, the city is flooded with extras con- taining full and detailed accounts of the news received by the steamer Washington, of which but a brief telegraphic account appears in the morning papers. Firth Ward Oemoer: tte ‘Repab: can Regu: Jar Nominations:—For Alderm: jon; for As: sintant Aide: sors, John Black, Law Ackerman: een nen Watts, Samuel W. Babbard: ‘or Sehost bert Pottwon; for School Jaspenteey William, necticut, twouty-threo $6 bad bills rags diagb ane Dank and Tineveon $10 counterfeit jank, North Adams, Massachusetts. | an likewixe found in his possession, 4 Wwearltg sapere balorging to Lieut. c A, né@ ia i Bi 0a bis expecitio ears broag t a im Lieut. Bower's trank, which is | doubt stolen. ih oo D inker Committed the acéused to the Tombs for a further hearing - o wan in typs, oflcers Smith and Pa- wn A Fecovared the pooket pook and jl the va- o0 10. ait street where the negro vashanged tae pills for the gold. Ve Cher pe Ons ge made by Day! at, againet 10 eer yen for ar pi on one by faleo pretences, Aftet ‘, and have likewise found the ex. | Ce di =8 me few day As) wa noticed | Schoo! Tras Kom, WILLIAM WEST, at | man Noman Mt. U. VAN ALLEN Secretary. 01 rey to convey a th off the particles wh 1 bely ext tia the th yal. pd eff, ent o one, is wi | Weal ese NS Hate La kin or stfored to the and by the whol bie. For sale at nd recail druggists and ‘War and Great Mxcltement ay merece ‘on the conve’ of Fulton and Hells | ose] ig Pad ie oiah larpovdes. Brectnad Wieck Gout 2 raed the fates gy PE a fants, fi ren a wud satiget $10 es a irs dolla: ois Boy's Baits AY ‘them Abas ¢ it ord tte fom each of the eighteen wards Vice Presidents, and | | h COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. tor, fe Seer une Apri MONEY MARKET. ment. At the second board Treasury Notes fell off 14; Har- Jem, 1; and Long Island, % per cent. The suspension of a large French importing house was announced this af- ternoon, and one or two others named as shaking in the wind. ‘The annexed table exhibits the quantity of certain ar- ticles exported from this port during the month of March, just closed, and from the Ist of September, 1847, to the 1st of April, 1848, and for the corresponding pe- riod the previous year Teas, oi Saturday, April 8.6 P, M. Nearly every fancy in the list fell off to-day, compared with prices current at the first board yesterday, previous to the arrival of the steamer. Long laland declined < per cent; Canton, Norwich and Wo: ; Farmers? Loan, %4; Commxnce oy rHx Poat or New Yor fopies. bbls... and)’, half pipes Hyson an gunpowder and imperial . Moreh. Sept. ss —-The fello ter, 14; Mortis Canal, <; Treasury Notes, 4s; Ulinois 6s, 4. The sales of Harlem and Far- mers’ Loan were te some extent ; but the market gene- tally was rather quiet. Compared with prices ruling yesterday, there has since been a moderato improve- Harlem, %; | to Mar. 31. pee ee Noe thie’ 1,197 305 L 15,078 a Yous Hye on 64525 136'605 4161 10.647 4,478 There has been in the aggregate an increase this year, compared with the year previous. The shipments of He then spoke of the proud | domestic goods have this season been double last. As fend | this comparative statement includes but a few staple items of export, it gives but a limited idea of the trade; movements of the articles named. The managers of the Mcrris Canal Company ere ate for mage, Aad 0 far as it goes, it is interesting to those engaged in the such arrangements as will, they think, place their affairs in @ more prosperous condition. It appears by a recent report, that the cost of the canal to the pre- sont stookholders, is $1,542,242. This inoludes debts and all claims against the company. The debts secured by age’ teerterw: pe mortgage bonds, payable in 1836, amount to $423,350; | to the interests of his party ‘and the welfare | bills payable this and next Year $77,806, and $9,000 ina floating debt. The income and expenditures in each of Excess of exp. over rec’pts. $1,039 87 years before thi expenses, and we fear, Receirts ann PUEPOHE | Aggregate receipts. j and so | ky; PHabeph ye aie pes the past three years, were as annexed :— Expenprrunes*or tux Moanis Canat Company. 1845. 1846. 1847. 18.997 45 55,019 23 73,261 87 O37 $2 86,941 97 82,146 06 31,928 74 “een 19 The interest on the bonds due on the Ist inst., was Promptly peid, and the company is in want of more mo- Rey to enable it to make the necessary improvement in the work. There are many who have a vest deal of confidence in the capability of this work to earn good dividends; but it is our impression that it will be many stockholders will receive the first frac- tion of a dividend, even upon the reduced cost of the canal, under the several sales. Within the past three years there has been a deficiency of $41,843 80 in the in- come, and the incresse in the debt adds to the annual inks the concern deeper into difficulties. The business of this canal must be limited, being principally of a local character. Stock Exchan, see U Beer 7000 Treas 6s 59000, do 1000 Ohio 6s 60 $900 do uo Second $6000 Treas Notes 6s 101) 50 do. #10 101 ~ Morris Canal 50 do No qo 299 lo 150 shes Harlem 100 do 200 di 100 do $0 Canton Co 100 do 50 do do Re is go ue Lone Toland bie Si bio RR 1 50 Stonington RR 51g 100 do bio 51% 100 do baw 51 50 do 180 Loug Island si0 50 Nor & Wor DIS 3255 CItY TRADE REPORT. animation aj it merchants complained of a paucity of packet. tion from Liverpool, tera rooeived were said to be fewer then usual b; Aisposition was manifested to wait for the Board, 50 shs Harlem RR 259 0 $00 lo 101% 100 Long Island RR et — RR 513¢ 100 dy jo Exchange. ae the Canton Co b3_ 323; ghagis a 303 bs 3098 commercial infor- e number of papers and let- steam browiia news before commencing any vonsiderable jones. Trade, to some extent, was also paralyzed by a ¢ unfavorable finsncisl accounts received from France dial French commareer interests™ of which, however, it was thought would prove rary. Y they were Lee eden as ‘unfavorable to the fannie: most extensively @ sales of Flour were tem isa ‘an¢ on terms alightly in favor of buyers compared to pre- vicws rates eal ri Nothing was done im Wheat. lees rt Lae! the news, and closed lots of common Rochester, southern was quiet d prices above the views of miliers,and no Corn—The sules embraced 3000 550; 2000 do Nerth river in in the elip, at New Jersey yellow slip, at 640; 2500 do New Jersey 55360; 1000 do do were sold in the 4 Sales of 3008 %00 bbl bipment east; 1000 bushel renoon 4000 do New Orleans dai 7 Cotes ce retty freely, ‘ocatigued Fie Vebions small sales of pure nesee were made, in all about 1000 bole, for home use, $6 56% ; 200 bbis common, at $6 376; 200 do Michigan a: oak barrels, were — bushels 560, for d sold by auction at at BL (bought by distillers); cna foo do New Orleans hes ted sold at 43.0 600, Rye—Salee of sbout Oots contioued firm at 460 for North river. tiong bg 2 feb were oe fete operat market not having opened o1 There is a dull fell ‘a Cotron—The ear delivered. Rye Flour— 3614 03 75, wever. existing, ‘na it te not probable thet any large amount can be moved without « decline bay 4 w 8, Spe descriptions: —10 diy a1 Tned borax thor (Honduras) ai ry 40; eet not made $2 50a $2 Veongy a0 almonds, on private terms. Fist The deme a $07 cbse lead from vessel an 6 doChinese vermillion, at $1 2 do Sicily lisories paste, in lump, and 70 do i Jabria, on tes veo) to, ‘here has note ombre madder, at at 0% 823K «l store, at 16)6, 1 12 40 ol yet transpired; 60. keg ble refined camphor at 214 demand for mackerel conti 6 cash; 500 ounces Frenoh sulphi months; 200 een @ moderate business of the following 7 and 1730; ‘annis; 260 at 24360; 75 rales of 600 boxes wet and dry 0; 800 boxes Palermo lemons, at oranges, and 30 bales Languedoc ara of 600 bbls No. Halitex, were made at $0,629 | In of 49 bhds prime Neuvitas ands ‘New Orleans, by sution, at 23 Na he merket has not yet full; opened enough fig idee tne ctat eee edvionas erat lish linseed continued in moderate request 9 ; Bales of 1000 galions city pressed American at The sales of 400 boxes Castile were made Sveal 2 Phere Was a fair amount of busine: we vote sales of 100 hhds. Porto Rico at £(45%c; pa at Oe iaaal Va do New Orleans at 4}ga4%o | common brown Havana at 4! ¢., and 80 do do fair at ose. 4 ghee Provisions—Seles it 300 bbls meas pork, La! “yin rate lota, were reported af $9 75 to $9 8734. tinued dull, and prices in a measure ai ts "Sales of 220 tierces of hams avd shoulders were made at 6s for the former, oe 830 for the letter. Sales of 110 tierces sugar ic; 40 hhds shoulders wore sold at 3% led hams sold at 50 which showed a slight declie in . Beef continued quiet. \— Bales of about 00 bls were made in two 60 to6Xc. Butter—This State, with a fair amount ot a) of fair to good quality wes sales, at 180 to 230, worth from 70 to Bo. lea of 100 bbis clover were ld) at 6)Kc, and 100 bushels of flaxseed at 132c, ea eas (old) SHO eal cassia at 14}¢0 to Srices—We oti moderate way at ash. 150. No. 1 nutm $1 25; and Jamaica Tatow—Sales 0 —We submit the usual statement, showing the pri sales, receipts,and stocks on hand, for the week ending this afternooon, April 8th : Stock Kentneky, Virginia} 4 286 ike ide wane Mn ea {nye ll oem ryiandand Ohio 3 hds 8:. Domingo. - wo bl - Sales at auction— Leesan Virginia and N. Carelina, 17 bhds unmer at 53¢ to ‘onnecticut seed, 265 cr, at 4 to 8)¢; Florida, 2 Payal at-8¢; 04 bls damaged, 10 to 2534; Havena, 38 bis, 22 to, 34; Cuba. 10 bis, 13 to 1634; and 32 boxrs and Dales Texas leaf, 2% to 63. ‘There was a good demand for the various grades, and the advance from 1 to 2 cents for Kentucky tobacco was firmly estab- ished. Also .received, 31 bla new crop Havana tobac- 0, which were promptly sold; the quality being similar to that of 1846. Woor—Sinee our lest tg eg 15.000 Ibs feeoe, ascond and third blood merino, heve changed bends at 31a 35e. At the sales by auction, on the Sth, there seemed to be but little animation shown on the part of buyers, and the sales wefe stopped when Cd 20 bales oe Smyrna, at 170, and 63 do black an Cri- a, at Gc, 6 mos, had been disposed of. been a a ight foling off lately, snd manufacturers buy sparing- ly, anticipat estill farther decline. Wnuisxxy—Sales of 40 bbis State prison reported at 23¢ on time, and 60 do at 230, cash. Fauicnts—Engegemente were again light. Lard was taken for Liverpoel at 17s 6d. For cotton tothe same rt, 816d was seked, and 4a 5d for corn in begs and uk. To the Continent, allwasatestend. Te London, there was no change Teas at Avction.—Terms, six months. —34 chests 33; 15 half do 21}¢; 66 chests 21. Hy820—6 cases 76; 35 do 74: 26 half chests 62; 80 do 5339; 33 do 58; 5 do 52; 26 do 4434; 45 do 4034: 50 ‘do Bb)g; 146 do 35; 184 do 33; ‘64 do 3236; 53 do 2; 90 do 81; 80 do 28; 30 do 34; 34 do 384; 24 do 2946; 10 do 8; 10 do 736; aad 88 de withdrawn. | Tee jkin—30 chests ard Siraaans 16 chests 19. Twanksy—37 half chests 26; 170 do 1934; 40 do 1834; 66 do 18, 122 do 174; 680 chests 1634. Guopowder—15 cases 7536; 7 half ehests 60; 33 do 2734; 310 do withdrawn. Im} I—10 oases 74: ‘Vi balf chests 6136; 15 do 60; 9 do 40; 6 do 29; 6 do 27}4; 33.do 27; 18 do 26; 46 do withdrawn. Sou —25 chests 16. Oolong—11 ‘hatf chests 64; 43 13 Ib, boxes 40; 18 half ohesta 35; 28 do 2634; 39 do 24, Nivgong—131 half chests 23; 141 do 2934; 94do 22. Koka Oolong—18 half chests 81; 35 do 23%; 82 do 27; 24 do 26}; 917 do 26; 271 do 24k, Oolong Souchong—26 half chests 29)4. MARKE (Ss ELSHWHERE, Bautimoreg, April 108; 1600 Maltiimore and Ohio. Railroad div. bonds: 14 59-100 do. 75;_ 1000 do, 3 days, spat bs sens Baltimore Gar ts vw iM. Exchange—! are in limited request, ta premiam, jPHtaneurase, Arril 8—First Board —100 Biemington State mid 5000 Lehigh Mort. Loan, oa War Bounty, avg 93 Se B res. Loan 6s 67, 103; a ‘State 6s, 855 600 War Bounty {se Gs 4000 tate 5a, 73 March 7—-Ezchonge Board 6 shares W. 03 Norin hathad 93%; 640 Northern Bail- M4: 500 Old Colom 10 do do, 83; 6.4 0. 9934 070 do do, new, b30 a c Railrgud 10%; | J $00 do" iat Boston “Com lo, 0 30 d, ii; \LAY FESTIVAL.—T! ANNUAL FEQTT. | ¢ TALIAN OFEBA HOU*E—NOTICE =r ct ere eae NP aay cing, Per tet va jo Baloon, on Wednesday, svezin Rig — ‘ iihy ec Anica Tyga. = ofitine Bs, Oe, iy Anta Paes, oven fr alts ‘1 be presented the celebrated Music by Mer yea. Rrgnora Lies gay bveuing, Opera iat cadante—| fied ot Ws of re meu! ePaper Sag aA Mi i ‘Aangemens Jona Ff, had rt fred mittee—v, Bae Ree .W. Brenna, 2 G, Piemontes stat Dire or Bari ; R etn Bee titses, fa ais tyson, NG. Bred: st ined ty ‘Bienori Allegri tnd ‘catnmes by Signor TH Hallormmn. No ieiy”wnnecomipagied bem geeton tr f ; = Ty. ARD |B GULAR wre NOMINA. | hortes! heads froin’ Btonway, and take ap in’ Astot Floce. xd eld at the mal Hi Notice—To facilitate the Sacarda went the sth tase entre doors communicating w ed wt Mekaig prergnt fes ‘idhth atrest will be opened st the en was cated tothe chair, au 101 — ary: ry ‘On motion, & ae h of thi a | PTALIAN OPER s OMPANY'4 GRAND CONCAWT muitadle ted by at the Tabernacle, Thursday, April (3—On whiel 0 third the sion will red Opera of NI {allowing percous wore wuss CHADN AR, with popular the man—Thomas MeKuight. eminent cowposers, to be perfor T. Bell. TaD hos. artine, | 8 xnora Liette Hoss halter. ‘Constable Allison, James. #, Hop- | detti, Signor Arnolds, (hw third mppearas - ping. pectors of fnetion-nist ci Signor Ueneventeno, Figaor Bailini, Sixnor Ros do, Levi Folsom, Avigno’ » Signor Sanquirico, the whole urn of oF company. ' Lew th; Mas Bowssy THEATRE-RE OPENING PO: fi Tustee—William Ebbitt. Whereupon tue foliowta tions were offered an i Resolved, That Thomas McKnight, the present Assistant Alderman from the » etory ment in whieh he has discharged duties of Assistant Alderman for the lnat_y tled to the nomination ef Alder whig electors of the Third Wi Resolved, That in Joseph T. Bell. owt candidat tant ‘Alderman, we have a man well known tothe whigs ward,and emicentl qua'ified to harge the du office. < Resolved. Prat at eandidates for Assessors, Cou- stables, and the other off amed on the ticket, are men i known ns dt Uh jigs, and all well fied for the they are nominated, JOHN ‘PONED till Wednesday evening next—in cousequence of the ane exetof the alteration and improvements is, ore found i A lar be inde: upbotster een engaged, and the theatre wil Lvening next, ts, of wich fall partic ‘ATHAM MONDAY EVENING. Apal torh, the drama extitied CHILD OF THe. MEGTSEN rag ine Mr. x ens, M : Made “i Bo: La ie 22 Cn whieh the ange of pevoviie Bepped HOU oR .—DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN | cise: Mor Bir. starder. elude lar nominations.—For al D sth the NPIATT OF WATERS, or the Fu ener eonis Mullins. tant alderman—Jacob F. itehett, Anthony B. Carroll. For Inspectors of elec FIRNv—Sir Haidebrand, hs a ield; Master Lapwi 3% Mi Mi Glens ints Doors open at7 o'clock. Boxes, 29 h ; yy Colladay ; fourth district: Jona Hi. of got ROADWAY THEATRE MONDAY FVENIN' a. i . ineione! A at i a pe eee B ofp failed she ADYO mm. O’Doane I fee—Daniel W. Care Auto Sious, Dupres, Mi The nov Nowiislease Mise Wallise. 0 be teliowed by Lt LAC DES FER Zelia, M’ile Blaugy; i ve is the mocratic ticket of the four way: inde wah, the ry the general committe: mis jticg: Mi ne Temmeny. Hall SEN IAM MIN De WELCH, chairman ward committer, Charl ongherty, autony B. Canoll, aecret+ries ward committes. HH WARD REGULAR, NOw, rf ATION — 0 ‘oth ¢ tick: for fonpectoret Commnn Behole: De, Thomaa Hi. Bur. ran: for Tresee of Common Schoola, Patrick Merriex. Bouxaty. To eon. RY BODY"! U8. G'IXfH_ WARD, AROQUSE—-REGULAR NOMINA- E tions—For Alderman, THOMAS GiLMARTIN} for As- Frederick Wallin Niekine i Linda, guatant Alderman, P, TRICK KELLY; fos Assessors, John hy & GLANCE At’ NE ORK=Mose, Mr, Chane Geraghty, we ye paceons SeeConstablen, Gt 3. Bas Jake, Conover; fiien 8: tubbins, Mine May Peet taan, Geo olgide Miss Roberts ‘After which LOAN OF A LOVE. Pete: Spy. Mr Hollands Gertrude, Mary ‘taylor, 10 cox: ADRI—Kaby el 123 cents clude with KA. eartin rises boxes 25 con Hr Hollard. Doors open at 7 ; Dress circle, $0 cents; upper , Thonas Bh "4th ‘do, Dr. John Com ar P ri odeialoner ot Common Wenaley Pre A. Fe Vache: for laspector of Common wehocis, Dr. Daviel Mf. lor ‘Trasee of Common Rabcols. IGHT—C Lert td MINSTRELS McGioin. CHARLES Pi. VECC. Pre: Mer «’ Hal, 472 Broadway, vers Barker, M* Murray, Edward Lowes,’ Vise. Pre Dpen ever: inh daring John Layden, Michael Harrison, Theodore Timo week of the ished ppd in » P. CHRISTY, de Henin e and original entertainments ere ably ho- nored with crowded and ly table audiences, aud IXTH WARD. DEMOCRATIC “en SEOMEINA® tons Pride Alde-man, ince Clanpo Assisi Al- 0 derman, we d with a pot nage ws scented by any amusement Jesse K. 5 Admission 25 Doors open at?. Covcert ape. For tas) etors—Ist So'clock For the accommodation of Families, Abraham Ferdoi an Afternoo. Cancert Kyery Saturday. Doors open at 2, com- inence nt$ ofelock. oy Bre elt | ne ON ENTRANCE 1! ue Ge Mille Colonnes.—Manager Dire stor, Mr. Oldtieid.—Animated i Hooper; 34 District, Duniel 8. ve: Ath District ph Bit Dial We Guiabell ayitereh H. SPARKS, Chairman; A.'B. Amerman, Secretary. RD “INDEPENDENT Dx CRATIC ce NDELENDEAE, BOMOGRAT see iet—-Joueph J. Ps Frederick L. Vu' “Vrogramme? Part I—Danee on the. Quih; Vulean forging the Bolts of Jo for Tuapectors, chio, Joseph Hamriton; 2a e, Owen Rinney; 34 Distict—Jo ite eae o act Elva "Gh Dutriet—De. John Con- | Mora nk Star re ping, Jol fot Commissionar of Common Sehoo! ‘A, F: Vache: for Inspector of Common Schools, Dr. ee i ee 1H 'Trastee of Common Behe ‘Dr, Edward 4: | Performance to commence at 8 o'clock RICAN MUS¥UM—P.7. BARNUM » Hiren Manager. Sp endid per- afternoon at a'f-past 3 o'clock, and every The Manage ae engaged for ara | ont k, the Am 1 Fire-kin ren hot coule of fire, blazing and pe forming a varie peara.atternoon tad evénin low comedian. Gi oh Stephen ‘Dd. Skidmore, ith J. Dickenson; for School ‘Tresor Carrifer School Taspeetor—Resolvat Stephens TEENTH, WARU.—REGULAR DEMOCRA- (oHitcraieesNomtuasonet ros rilderman, Mores W. 8. Jacke@r: ye Ausintant Algerman ‘an’ Wyck; for ty, Madame Roca well, onary eet intoe At Mann. Micheal Flyer Constables, fionto the whole, including’ Muream, Performan eCor janien Went Tassel Fos Ins tors of children ucder 10 years of age, and old enough to wa k ‘alone 12}4 cents. Reserved front seats, one shilling es eh Ds avid. Woody | extra. Pas meeps: Wind 2 WanteokFor Ti: | BANYARO™, MAMMOTH [ANOMAMA OF THE homes Magan, the largest parotivg 1B 10 THE ie ene THE a WARD — | Broadway, adioinisg Niblo’s e Sund: ted ingens tices ke Fesorerae will com ano) precisely, Afternooa exhibition on day, at 3 o'clock CONCERT, ROOM, NO. 33 BuOADWAY, ONE dvor above the Broadway Theatre. Saturday evesing, April 8, 1848, TI Benefit of. Gourgas, Jes, Tre sh ment oo whieh oecasion the unrivalled Band. ore ‘Congo Minstrels iy Appear in new costames, and Depdase a variety of their ha rg ND AoE ET aiEe'B"saaeteens KON stat to vote FE) Fo USTICE OF THE JUSTICES COURT OK Cit i of New York for the first Judicial Distri Norwichand Worcester Railroad, oz. Baste bas DOMESTIC MARKETS. New Onteans Maaxet, March 80—Cotton — De- mand active, and the eales reach fully 7,000 bales; prices are stiffer. ‘The bulk of the purchase has for England. 180 to 200, Flour—Sales of 1.500 bbis, inoluding 600 ILli- nole at $5 40; 200 Ohio at $5 45; 200 Ohio and 100 Int- nois at $5.50; 100 St, Louis at $5 623, and 200 fine at $5. Corn—6,000 sacks have changed hands, includin, 6,800 bushels out of flat boats, the white at 87 cents, an the yellow at 389; 1000 prime yellow at 400, and 726 mixed at 350, Oate—St. Lonfs, 33c; inferior, 28c. wee etsences it $100. Whiskey Mea lTXe. Pork—Mi 87409; prime at $7. Died, On Friday evening, April 7th, 1848, Heren Kinsixy, wifa of Get Timpson, aged 32 years. The r ives and friends of the. family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral rervice, at hor late re- sidence, No. 73 12th street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at So’clock. Her remains will be taken to Canton, (Mass.) tor interment. On the 7th inst., Wittias Fiscnen, aged 22 years, a native of Germ: His friends and acquaintances, and the members of Roland Lodge, No. rt ‘A. @. of G. F., and the order go nerally, are lavited to attend bis funeral, on Sunday, at 2 o’olock, from corner 25th atreet and 2d avenue. The Order will meet at the Lodge room, 203 Grand street, at 1 o'clock. In child-birth, om Saturday morning, Sth inst., Mrs. Mare Erraay, wife of Felix Effray, aged 44 years. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend her faneral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 334 o’clook, at the residence ‘of her husband, 457 Broadway. At Brookion, April8, Mr James Foxsae. His friends and scquaintauces, and thore of Dr. John a. had and George 8 Wily, are respectfully invited to attend ‘hie faneral,on Monday, April 10, at 4 o'clock, P. M, from his late residence, 71 Pierrepont street, Brootlyn. His remains will be taken to Greenwood See Funeral services in Emmanuel Church, Sidae » averday, Sth inst. at her residence in Williams burgh, Burtantra wife of Joba J: Hiicke Funeral ser. vioes in the Church corner of Fourth snd South Third streets, on Sunday afternoon, at 34 past 3 o'clock. The friends of the family ‘are etfully invited to attend. Her remains will be removed to Manhasset fo interment, on Monday morning at 8 o’clook. (On Saturday mornlog, Apri sib, Mr. Jou Monax, in the 77th year of his age, for the last 63 years @ respected inbabitant of the 7th ward, and a native of Kings county, neat Tellaymore, Ireland. ‘The friends and relatives of the family ara rerpect- fully invited te, \ttend bis faneral, on Monday afternoon, ‘at 3% o'clock, trom bis late residence, 107 Monroe street. On Friday, the 7th inst., Cuarixs Henny, only son of Charles P. and Maty Selisbury, aged 6 months and 11 days. ‘Butalo papers please copy. JENTREVILLE COURSE. aT CING. Nn en ol mnediately-after—Parve, $39—ta th fareas Ah 8. a rs br. .. Telecapns William Mart Nodine enters g. Yourg Amerie . mi, Cambridge Girl. JO CONK: 50 ai MEETING —POLISH EXILES, RESIDENT in New Yor! a Vicinity, are requested to meet on Mon- Sey gest the loth of April, at No. 2% Delancy Street, New wd BRSULAR ADIGURNED SES- the R. W. Gi bf State of New York, Id at the Ginad Lodee National Hail; Canal s Monday erat 7 o'clock. Ke tatives a peasant atiendaree. By order. BENJAMIN oO OF U. —THE * members of this they re EL tenccaee to meet at the ( hapter room, on thi afternoon, at 1 o'clock, pre- ry. to waite with r, for the purpese of pay- "ate worthy brother, Jo: hte we |. Charles Baker, C. of ph HL. Ji we C. $251 RE WARD—LEFT Hen RE IDENCE, No fof posed rch si ie ‘dress, small bend purse. Any in- . If drown: CKET. BOOK, BE- site Canal street Had Ei Ph in forry-b a git $i or $10 ia sea mo pray use (oan) one bat the owner for $207 92 ; note of Moses H. Ma’ ions Hitay 10 Gaines W. Bolt (ie BN My name jain ja th money, ifthe papers 4 _ afvor M Mey tee, to Pi me her ete CD we "BORE, me Mapevb black Bi wi Liven Ginghame, Printed Musting, together with « grest ley of five seatpnable toods, which will be sold lower ‘tan ever Please ‘ane does fet Wand @ imwuy parta of the exty. Ke Li pene jH, GERMAN AND EN LIsH INSTRUC; tion given by well edi ple fond way, #1 | — erat i houses of persat ional oumepecent onthe | o German an h, will cor iatof Mav. 1700: inane done. Address Farma’s Agency, 363 Broadway, 2ud oor. TOR THE nee. THER TH DEA | HOKOUGH MAN oy! jed,¢ of the carrying GRE: For Police Justice of the City of New ‘York 4 ue. ReMt AH LOTH morous Giees, Songs, Choru: Barlesques, Dances, kc. ke. Admissios 29 ‘cents. ‘Doors oprn at 7 o’clock—to commence TANTING—A SITUATION, BY ARESPECTADLE | a8 o'clock. Strict attention will be paid to preserve good or oy good plain cook, washer and iron nd Heenram. ianienncponenaenme nied ONCERT AT THE TABRKNACLA.— 1648, ine teshian pe Company wi ina of NK BUCHAD-~ Z+\, aed some other Musical Gems. Programme early peas SITUATION, AS PLAIN COOK ‘wanher, ironer, or to do chambe Maing and by one who is cxpabl Willing to make heneit wene to go chanson and ‘he to character and capability. Please to call at 137 the second room on the fire floor. ‘Can be seen for two days WANTED-A PARTNER WITH $350 IN THE business of publishing well established apd very popu- lar weekly paper, that will afford a net prfit of $2000 per n- pum. Address C. V. through the Post Okce. Answers will be returned through the same medium. COTCH SERVANT GIBL WANTED IN A SMALL family at Fast Brooklya, without children. She mast us- derstand ‘cooking, washing au ik, Ke, Liberal waces Bill be given. Apply to nares 5. ch, No. 77 Naaau st Office, N W': NURSE WANTED-TO GO A SHORT DIs- VV ‘tance in the country. Apply, with good recommenda- tions,at No 244 Nioth street. EMOVAL NOTICE. MER RTROPOLITAN MINETRELS AT TH acne ther AN Fy TADOWS, Ow NEGR DEI LikR 4 choice selection of the, most pepalar Hefrains, Glees, Solos, O' s, Dances, &e., enlivened jeu d’esprit, ‘an fi nt and facetious husmor ef the The atmost care wi taken to RADISH AND THE PE tI, BY THE AM. RICAN iture, at the Tabernacle, suesday Evening. 200 Vocalists and as imenta| ets D 10 postponement. —The ladies and geatie- men of the Choral department are respectfully requested to at- z, | tend the Haat reteassal on Pa moisten Taberusele, jock | HE GRAND COLLE femaoved TION OF THE WORKS OF shop. frm oe. Stray ae Broad here [am fig Old Marien compriang orginal Fictures, by Fi. Mt ts " |, Rubens, ael, Munilo, Velasquez, Frevare ious wanting: Cipttiaay ie Gost ie taniters oe wank eae. a Vgc aess “Carlo Dolel them to look equal to new. i or color they are, I ean ora call attended to by A. A trial will prove the fn Ali « ORT'8SS8O, No.6 Marray street. OR SALE—THE WELL KNOWN EATING 8A. Joon, No so Whitehall street ‘To rerson desirous of | enablishing himself iv 7, this piace offers | FI Strong indacements. For faither information, inquire ou the | premises. \O LET—THREE STORY pRick HOUSES, NOS. 31, 33 and 37 Bucier stree:, South Brooklyn, with basement and sab cellar—tea rooms in all—eight m nutes walk from the in feiry: a beautiful lo lew York- many others of the old Masters, is prem ilery, No. 63 Broadway, from 9 "A.M, vow: BOTS ON PHRENO OGY —MR. L. N. I all y and ra coune of lectures on Phrenclog 1m Clinton Hall, New York. commencivg om pril 4, 188, and continue every Tuesday untit’ completed. Also, inthe Ly~ Wednesday and Friday evenings. th places ‘I igke's to subsequent Lec- cents, or i 'welve Tickets for One Dollar. ALNUTSTRENT Pty thee PHILAUELPHIA, bate Anuerion—Menday evenivg : 4th streetis, and save from rrent. Ingnire at No, 3 AMES, No. 41 Butler st. South = ora of the above houses may be purchas- | te priee. PE VINES, FRUIT TREES. SiRUSBERY, ke. | ‘he subseriber offers for sale Blac! Leow toy St. labs } GLENCOE or TOF Halbert gecutnkeas Anderson; et, Hichnas 3; Hoary Macdonald, Wheatley, John Leman; Alister | Macdonald, M ets Glenlyon:, J at Geatts . | doaaid, Mi Dance, by Mine A. «RING MI pierbert Caroll, G*t ters, Froulignac, Muscat of Alexandria, Muscadine, and com, Eberk choice # pots for forcivg; Isabel tawba, Mrs,'Thayer; Peggy, Mre Rogers. Tu old: Fruit, Ornamental Trees ond Shrubbery: Fresh ‘Vegeta- | will anpear. ass for Lawns; Bouquets me — i VAP MAN WILLMAKTH RE- ates. Bua ee Cx lye nid and customers, that to the New Yo k Hat knowa to the trade apd the Peblig weve ally,) that and rest experienced minufacturer of Cars. a soflieien U BS. EASTWOOD fyrms her patrons y and the Ladies 1d Vusiters of New wn! i. 4. > passed of ps2 otphe prices ofall From hislovg experi ate vest possibie of dent ia assuring the pul ites ™ try supplied on most ndvantageous terms. 371 Broadway, up staire pazesr MANGLES—HOTELS AND BOARDING Houses should have a Mangle, asit entirely supersedes the sae oftrosing emoothiog table Tintn, sheets, pidity and beauty, one person, with th othing irons. The: umber of privare artiele ata lower pzr city. 0 BOOT MAKERS—LANDING ) FROM THE H HA: Toe packet Spleadid, a small cousigument of sample Varis Boots aud Bhoes of the latess f: saamal Jadvaces the cnat m receiyed VINGS NY ‘ONE COURTLAN T “Three.—Vioom & Foe e's pr y Shaving Hoap. 8 miug aod only real This aurivalled Soep is, nd is entirely of At pat Ou Mili LAXI, 01 3 ABIATIC ever heard of either in Londoa or Px for the Cure o in che Sides or Chest, pi e ~~ eivient Bronchitis tnd in fet « gongected with Pulmonary Cons in New York at nt WATT « i street ll, 43. hatha rest ee Reon and 84 Rawery, WEDERICK A BA Mad Da Log 325 BROAD Way, opps EWICK H ‘O84 CHAMBER: ‘srteet, pearl zp ppont id the first of May, afver which tly at 502 Broadway. his office will be opened Abeaner HY'S BOTANICAL PILLS—FOR THK speedy aud radienl cure of “venereal diseases, oat strictures, urethral discharges, whites, female weakness, ‘Lhese pills are made from the p: on of the late. cele” brated Dr. Aberuetiy. who, fo fully preseribed the pete, has received by the Inte eit musical b-xes, poveelain vasew nud Moupeles soaps, pliin paper | rich dress fans, opera glasses, B bar ber ethy's Pills a best IL the above day: ie ‘and retaily oly. at AF f tharine street and 127 Maiden lave. DICAL OFFICE—Dx. JO: pall kn num Ne E. ANA NEW Fa Scuatar packer ol the (a:b Apri tes of his —The new and ver chet bak MAZE fe, is nowy, lonting, tad will lay. For freight or eu! throat or nose, eitectually cured. in by young mon, casing iaservi vd ‘tsceut cases cured meine wus | SiMe fT oary Nostromo oF Bar ke atom, gh pelt if Agent) a oa 14 aS tanto ear i aes Packet ship LTETON 9500 CHALLENGE.—NOTIO 2 as sail her regular day, meu who want their old alk at thy _ G fh y pain, piee rom your ¢:ot MOuling Your clothes, et the shertest wouice ‘exsonable terma, by J.B NOAH. 66 Gol t, two duota a N. B= The highest price paid’ for geatiew )R LIVE! Oe iste lane ip Oni cabio passage saly, for whieh she has ery, ecornmodn’ on: Hoare BOLD HINCKEN Syooms 9'Tou EN and vt NE, DA —For 5 | ATTA ia ai tare L- a Yaa c FOr SEE Wet ‘Point, Col 1d aS sawed Th Ne Seamer THO AS Pho ‘Janasel gaineon “i the pier foot of *PHAUTI covrmited upon the Dt RAL, HO! PalVATE Th dinensen there referr 1 a8 Greenwich at. and thess who epply to the ry of these aiseases wall be surprined ax tue rapdity,nad Littie Facomventrnea.ntiending ewe. He believes howeve: ia chiedly those whe il Near bare overs h ve auitered f Ce tin clise Of pretendiek hoop’ eyai eek artes its boat, ust he atthe Drover app gence ine tetyces, Cn chron ts! irom wacomninon at- a stages 1m Ww ‘a Fery extensive practice iu this coms sna inn cade Unrbah Bogiand ree taermany, fo th iat ugh Fens, Hu L ASsceesh operhodign of tre tasers, seas free tans oom: Hoel” given as to respectability, Alpha, Lovejoy’s a tecen eke The ment eattac- \3 Haint) he cao sltord 9 rape, ensy aud radion eure, whi fo mronad for ey > ing, ean be obtamed from no of Amarica. Office hy M , and 6 NORCO, axy AFTER RATHER AD ya ER farther ec tice, Ve Quarnn> SrA vosarsuctrd eh PEE n. as