The New York Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1848, Page 3

vended | in various ways by the Corporation, The taxpayers, therefore, ought to look out for the best men toeleet. With respect to the candi- dates, we have not much to say. The present Mayor, Mr. Brady, has shown himself a very worthy aod independent man. He is a good of- ficer, and deserves to be re-elected. We cannot say as much of the members of the Common Council; for a set of more thriftless public officers, ora more unprincipled set in their professions, never disgraced any city, and we hope there will be @ revolution in both chambers. Although asa body they have been lamentably extravagant, there is one man at least among them who | we would desire to see re-elected. This man is Alderman Kelly, of the Second ward, than whom, as far as our knowledge extends, a more compe- tent officer could not be elected. The opposition candidate for Mayor, Mr. Havemeyer, was & very good man in his time; but it would be un- | just and ungenerous in the independent voters of New York to reject Mr. Brady, even for Mr. Havemeyer, after he has done so well and ac- complished so much, in opposition to his party. With regard to the candidates for Alms House Commissioner, we have not much to say. Jef- ferson Berrian, the whig candidate, is a capital man, and would make a good officer. The other nominations are hardly worth mentioning. This election may have some effect on the Presi- dency; but not much. Mr. ,Havemeyer isa Van Buren man, and belongs to the barn- burning sec- tion. Oa the contrary, Mr. Brady is a thorough going friend of General Taylor; and on that ground all of General Taylor’s friends should support him. » Theatrical and Musical. THerataical arrams are going on smoethly enough in this city, though changes and chancos befall them as well as any other branch of business or amusement. Iracian Orzna Hovse.—The beautiful operasof ‘Ii Giuramento,” the music by Mercadante, is the attrae- tive feature of this evening, and witha cast embracing the three leading ty Sao namely, Signorina Trofi, and Signorivi Beneventa: 1d Benedetti, there can be vi Tittle doubt but th . i ttendance this evening will consist of # brilliantarray of the fashion and beauty of this city. Thescenery is rich and gorgeous, and the costumes are beauti: ful. Tue Bowery Tuearne is closed for the present, in order that the house may be refurnished, cleansed, painted, &o , preparatory to the summer campaign. It will re-open some time in the course of the present week, and we understand that both before and behind the cur- tain, many imprevements have been made and favorite ones, too, will the Bo the legit ‘will alt the: CuatHam Tueat idea this house every thing goes well under Chanfrau’s management. During last week, the various performances were attended by crowds. We think the houeo is destined to create quite a revolution among the theatres. Though not so large as some, it is | ira every evening by a highly respectable class of everything rif ee fordene carefully and. well, ey altogether, it is such » pleasent place of resort thet those who once visit itare sure to return. To-night the beautiful ene of the “Child of the Regiment” will be produced. with all the o: righ music; the ferce of the as Bedded Room,’ and the spectacle of the “Spirit Waters” Chanfrau will aj as the immortal ‘‘Mose”’ sometime this week. on Cuaisty’s Minstagxe still pursue the even Lin hed fees meres Siguent sing, joke snd dance, as melodior great merit of the performers is evident om the ‘vast amount of patronage they have received, and are still receiving from our citisens. They have ob- tained it strictly in accordance with the aphorism:— Palmam qui meruit ferat Sante Baotners.—This is another band of amusing darkies Their singing ground is Convention Hall, in ‘Wooster street, near Bleecker, and they make the Hall resound sgain with their fine si: , and the applause it obtains. They are well worthy ‘a viait. Tue Ms.opron.—A pleasant concert room, opened at No. 58 Bowery, is a well ggaggen quite’an addition to of amusement in'the city. Baoapwar Ovzon.—Mr. Greely is maneging this house eo acceptably that he on iege audiences every evening, to see bis various exhibitions. Madame Anna Bishop was giving concerts at Vicks- we Miss., st lest aceounts from that city. jeuars. Hooves and Brovgh gave two concerts in the Cote eet Fall, Columbus, Ga.,on Tuesdsy and Wednes- ba Soe = ie 4th and Sth inst. e Apolloneans have returned to Utics, where they” F\ to give musical entertainments. ‘he Alleghanians were at ‘Memphis, Tenn., on the — alt. Thumb was at St. Louis on the 80th ult. ‘The Steyermarkische band were to give a concert at Mobile oa the Siet March. Sporting Intelligence, Canrarvitie Course, L. 1—The pacing contest be- tween Roanoke and Village Boy, takes place this after- noon ; after which a purse will be trotted for by four first rate horses. So much attraction will, undoubtedly, oall out a great number of spectators. Marine Affairs. Sreamzn Hiszani anv. tHe Baio Bansana.—It wily ‘be remembered that the survivors of the British brig Barbara, wrecked on Newfoundland, reported that Capt. Shannon, of the Hibernia, refused to render them any assistance, water, &c. Captain 8. reported on his arrival at Liverpool, “Spoke March 2, lat. 46, low. 63, Barbara, Mand for Halifax, short of water, and owing to a heavy gai? as unable to supply her.” Su.¥ Bumpine on tHe Laxes —The Milwaukie Sen- tinel gi,"@® the following account of the vessels now in progress. ce:— At the ship yard of D Merrill & Co, a bark °F about 350 tons, 140 feet keel, 25 foet beam. 9 feet bei, with two eentre boards- main Kelson 20 , mith two he kelsons 13 inches equare, hea on t.% sides, raining ft, ene 6 inches thick, and tangs bolted together, y timbered anc! well festened throughout, and is 3 _ “aniehed and Veron full rigged, and ready for gea, about the middleef April. Also,a schooner § about one hundred ia. ia eens: Lod Lele g 2 beam, TH feat e ed and launches ra had the for ocut the Sth of April building of these two vess ae nea jomenee Pees; on of about feet 20 feet beam, and 734 feet hold, to be finished and launched abeut the Sth of ee amie @ schooner of about 110 tons. 84 feet keel, 1 deam, and 6% fest Fret by 3 be finished and launched about the Sth of Barber employs at his yard forty men. BP Pes endeatin Dh Bigelow, a brig for Humble & aye of about 300 tons. 120 feet keel, 23 feet Lye and 9 fe bold—main kelson 22 inches, with bil jg¢ kelaons, 6 by fi inches, and strengthened with reversed robes os; the er, run) fore and att, about 3 feet wide and 6 inches thick—heevily fastened throughout, to be finished and launched, and ready for sca the latter of in constructing, about t' three masted ty By hooner, for Perkins & Hubbell, oe about 350 tons, 114 foot keels 30% eat beam, and 9 feet hold, to be Aolahed and launcbed, fail rigged, and ready for middle of “April— moved fa building, tbirty- ao schooner Michael Dousmen in also op the stocks, pm bem ype 18 feet, which will make her a bout 200 tons. a. “s ine to be launched on whe in the aggregate, amounts ‘il of whioh be! sto this port, except achooner, 6€ 115 tons of there are employed in everal ship yards, 145 m Navat.—United States steam figs Prince- ton, Com. Engle, wae at Mersins, 18th February last, from Palermo, d would return to P. in a few days. Bil i , Ww. co Ti eda? ‘streets up ‘tate a reeastly made: grest improve: Cedar eee e tir Pens and Cases, and are elitng the toa splendid tale that exp be, Tousd in the toa reduced Jases at $1 and pwarae, “ihe than others are asking for thet oT exchange “old Pena—Olamond Pointed.Great Re. & volt you rey the best and cheapest pen to be found, duets: ehghiew * ‘he pO jarranted to stand for five tya" h ny ca and flex y they a Lag years, and . “Ne wonderful improvements of t Amongst all \. aries than this, pen. B. H. Wateom, 45 Wilks vm rest eo other pers from $1 up- € ‘the gross or dozen, at man factar- wi 'e pens ers! prices. Pous veparres “ante ar fad basa reservoir Five Dollar Hat for $4; hoever ~ |v | followod by @ political revolution which produced such ea mong the Riera fact mint y ach always to swage ancl ae pets af either tows i roadway, there, or at any sespe va vege jd etic Machines, sometimes calied tre Mina Becnices, for medical ry leat, met effective, and most porta- The the sim} pene ate. i hi eaaaicd be iba mew. meineals eth salland ster serous {or use an the faculty generally have mivea . ¢ Inaoufacture iat th 2 Broadway.’ Price $12, complete, and warranted, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS MONEY MARKET. Sunday, Aprii9.6 P, M, The stock market during the past week has been ra- ther quiet, Priceshave been very uniform, and there was at no time during the week @ disposition to specu- late to any extent. Early in the week the market was. inactive, in consequence of the expected arrival of the Washington, then nearly due. No very great eppre- hensions were entertained relative to the expected ad- vices, andthere was no disposition exhibited to force sales, in anticipation of the steamer’s arrival. The re- sult of this feeling was, limited sales and almost jom- plete suspension of business at the boards, for a dey or two. Early on Friday morning the Washington was telegraphed, and the anxiety for her papers became most intense. The complexion of her intelligence was not generally known until after business hours; and it was not until the next day, after private letters had been delivered and digested, that the effect of the news was really understood. The political accounts at first absorbed public attention, and the public mind was so much carried away by the immense progress made in all parts of Europe, in republican principles, that every thing else was for s time lost sight of. The rovolutien which had taken place im the financial affairs of the continent, is nearly as general as that in political matters; and although the letter will ultimately work out the salvation of the people at large, the former will not be attended with favorable results, even to individu- als. The revolution in political and financial affairs in Europe has been simultaneous—they have in fact grown out of each other; they have been so intimat«ly con- nected, that the evils of one have produced evils in the other. Thejmmense financial systems of the governments on the continent, and of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, have been established for the purpose of conso- lidating the political systems whieh have from time to time been adopted by the different monarchs. The es- tablishment of the Bank of England, Bank of Fr and of all the other great banking institutions continent, was ths resu't of some financial operation connected with the government, or grew out of some loan of money to the king at the time. It is well known that the Bank of England was established to support the national credit. Previous to the creation of that in- stitution, the government of England experienced daily the greatest difficulty in borrowing money; the most enormous rates of interest were paid, and every measure was resorted to for the purpose of raising funds. Every effort was by no mesns successful, and at times the greatest pecuniary distress prevailed. To remedy these evils, and relieve the government from the usurers and extortioners, a banking institution, called the Bank of England, was formed, and its original capital raised by subscription, and loaned to the government; and whenever any additional amount was required by the government, an ‘increase of the capital of the bank was authorized, and at once taken. Such was thé com. mencement of the Bank of England, an institution which has, since ifs formation, been the cause of more financial and commeroial distress—more individua lbank ruptoy, and more national taxation—than auy othef in the world; and se long as it wields the immense power it at present possesses, its existence will continue the curse to the commereial classes of Great Britain which it has over been, All the great national banking institutions on the continent have been created for = purpose similar to that which called the Bank of England into existence, and they have ever been s0 inti- mately connected with ell the financial operations of those governments, that they must stand or fall to- gether; and it isa question, which is likely to be the most thorough and complete, the political or the finan- cial revolution of Europes. The finanoial operations of theoe governments have created such immense debte, have entailed such enormous taxes upon the people, have abridged so sensibly the rights of the masses, and have so intimately connected these banking establish- ments with all the ramifications of trade and commerce, that a revolution, sweeping away all these things, must give a ebook to public and private credit, from which it will slowly recover. The debts of those governments which have already felt the effect of a political revolu- tion, cannot be provided for after the system upon which they have been created, and upon which they have been sustained, has been destroyed, and it is, there- fore, probable that they will berepudiated. There is no help for it; the people cannot, even if they would, sus- tain these debts; they will find it extremely diff- cult to meet even the current expenditures of the new government formed, or about being formed, without raising immense sums to pay for the inte- rest on immense debte. Amidst the complete destruc- tion in public and private credit, it will be almost im possible to look back; everything must be directed to the future; the pest must take care of itself; and long after the political revolution has beceme temporised— after order is restored, and the new government shall have commenced moving—the financial revulsion will be fel’ in its fall force. All the old systems and the old houses must pass away, and @ new order of things grow out of the revolution. The difficulties daily experienced in France, in raising funds to carry on the provisional go- vernment, are an evidence of the dangers attending such @ tremendous revulsion in the financial affairs of any country. Under the government of Louis Philippe, the Public Snances were apparentlyin a prosperous condition, individual credits were sound, and confidence was es- tablished upon a solid basis A political revolution of less than thirty days’ progress, hes swept away every vestige of this apparent prosperity; and from the colleo- tion of most encrmous taxes, and prempt psyment of all dues to the government, it is impossible to collect an amount sufficient to meet the most ordinary current ex- penditures of the government ef the people. We can form some idea from this of the utter annihi- lation of public and private credit, and ofthe progress of the financial revolution in Frante. It is folly to think for & moment that the debt of that country will be acknow- ledged by the new government, when the finances are s0 utterly deranged and the ability of the people to psy taxes is so limited. Whatever may be the wishes, or might have been the original intention, of the people or the provisional government, there is no alternative, no possible help, no relief, but repudiation, as;thorough, as complete, as took place during the previous revolution in that country. This will not be confined to Fratice; but every European government must, os their political prinosples become republicanised, relieve ttemselves from the burdens of their debts, by repudiation. There is mo people upon the face of the earth, having the power in their own hands, that will burden themselves with the enormous debts of the monarchical govern- ments under which they previously existed. It is an es- tablished maxim, that one generation cannot legally pine another—cannot create debts by which the soil is taxed and future generations compelled to pay both principal end interest; and if such principles hold good in republican forms of government, there is certainly foundation for the ropudiation of debts when a reyolu- tiom sweeps away s government, and the people es- tablish @ government of their own. Everything goes with thé crown. Debts made with kings cannot be binding ‘upon the people, particularly when the people have never been represented; and we shall find such # repudiation of debta Jp Europe ag will relieve the people of the bulk of the burdens they have for ages had weighing upon them. There must be a clean sweep, or there can be no healthy beginning under the new order of things. ‘These revolutions have by mo means been confined to Europe. Woshave experienced them in thiscountry; but they have bsen comparative mild to what Europe has and | isabout feeling. From 1832 to 1837 we apparently enjoy- ed the highest state of prosperity. Public acd private credit never was betore so firmly established; the genera! government were about commencing an extensive system of internal improvement. Speculation in every species of property wes carried to a great height, prices became sry muoh Ipfisted, the currency enormously expand- ed, e. :4 for atime overything appeared to be progrossing | smoothly . sad safely, The commencement of 1637 brought a rovolutios © ut sudden af that in Paris, and in a mcment destroyec ‘be virions of the thousands ofspecule- tors, and reduced everything to its proper level. This wan hevoo among the peliticians of the day destroyed the do. minant perty and brought into powerthe opporition at the next preaidontial campaign. Afcer several years of ox+ periments, iter numerous atlempts to tinker up be fanell a commartialeyrtems, nd after saver te 24 | volutions siacein the politica eomplexion of the gover ment, we have fically settled down upon 4 policy which will, without doubt, if rigidly »Jbere! to, give » perma nency to our present prosperity, cod prevent # reour- renee of those scenes through which we have so fre- quently passed.. Our commercial connection with Eu- rope is so intimate that we must feel very sensibly the downfall of individual credit and the derangement of trade; but our position is s0 impregnable that it will not arrest our progress, or create bankruptcy to apy great extent, All thoso directly connected with the trade of those countries in which the revolutienry spirit has shown itself, must be very seriously embarrassed tn their affairs, and many will, without doubt, be ruined; but the germ of a new and improved order of things will soon make its appearance, the growth of which every one must encourage and foster in every way. The whole of Europe is bankrupt , from one end to the other; and there must be a grand crash, general smash, a universal expunging of old debts, public and private, and a clean, fresh beginning. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations in this market for each doy of the past woek, and at the |. close of the week previous. It will be perceived that prices have been very uniform. Qvorations Fon tHe Paincirpa Stocks in THe New York Manet, Sat. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thi 10136 101% 101% i01% rt ‘ii 98% 7% a1 SiSssiallil BE Morris Canal. Viekaburg United Stat Novi A's Traai:,, = Gs 10% 10% 10 A comparison of prices current at the close of the market yesterday with those ruling at the close of the previous week, exhibits an improvement in Tressury notes of { per cent ; Ohio 6’a 13¢; Pennsylvania 5's 3; and a decline in Reading Railroad of % per cent; Nor- wich and Worcester %; Harlem %; Long Island 4; Farmers’ Loan, %; Canton Co. 4; and Morris Canal %. CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Satuapay Arrernoon, April 8. “There was not much animation rent to-dey. The merchants Le riiaread of a paucity of commeroi: infor: mation from Liverpool. e number of papers.and let- ters received were said to be fewer than usual by a steam A disposition was manifested to welt for the berpia’s news before commencing any considerable perations. ‘Trade, to some extent, was also paralysed by the he unfatorable financial accounts received from France which, however, it was thought would prove temporary. Yet they were looked upon as unfavorable to the imme- diate interests of houses most extensively engaged in French commerce. The sales of Flour wore limited, ahd on terms «lightly in favor of buyers compared to pre- vious rates. Nothing was done in Wheat. Corn was lees sotive than before the news, and closed rather hea- mained about the same. Sales of Rye and i pa ite 98 =e3 as Al of hams wad mngalder on on terme Rrra ward tenpency in ) Lard pial mad some less firm for commen Jusiities,* Pri was soarce — Im Groceries, 8 . somsinnns id os a retty freely, while prices remai the seme. Coffee continued ‘alet. Tobsoco and Cotton will be found neticed under’ thelr proper heads. Hipes—4600 Rio Grandes have been taken on «erred tion 1936 Ibs (enrpened) 9 90, 4 per cent off for cash. Also, eales of 5000 Africans, to go east, at 100,6 months, some parcels of southern and Texas at 70. less 5 per cent. and 734 cash. oe market continues depressed, with a downward ten Leatuen—No: okocge in prices—the stock is very low and but little arriving. ‘and MARKETS ELSOWHERE. STOCK MARKET. oa a organ Mailrnd ti ES WaneraHatlroad, Ishe 9. do doy 1034; 1 aatere Ba Sae8 atlas Bank, g6: 1 Bos. igsiand fining ‘Bairoad A Tey 25 dodo, ‘ be aati, rf Sent rs ea me uo 0.2 iid eo, Meizer Slob Heading’ BaNioud Bouds, 50, noe. ney: rried, On sunday, 9th inst., at St. Jose Church, by the Rev. Mr Quinn, Mr. Jonn McCormicx, to Miss Ca: THaRine Canoxan, both of this ie On the 4th February last, by thd Rev. Mr. Vinsted, of Duane street church, Mr’ A: Baoaparx, formerly of Paterson, N. J., to Miss Hem ta G. Hat, of this city. as Elverten, Ma oa toe Sth instant, the Rev. reed ‘Smith,’ Epwasp J. Rossetenr, of elty, and Many M. Hanson, of the former place. Died. On Saturday, April 8, Many prin wife of Manquis Lararerte Stunner hail sane Page ‘penbere of Wash- The friends of the tugton Chapter. No. 3,0 boa, and Covenant Lodge, Ne. 35, I. 0. of O. F., are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, Nathaniel Ladd, No. 123 Henry street, on Monday, ‘April 10th, at 23¢ o’clock, me M uae remains will be taken to the Greenwood eme' On the oath instant, of congestion of the brain, Wu Henny, only child dof Thomas C, and Elisa T. Burns, age and 5 The is of the family, and also the members of th: Eureka Lodge, 1771 O of O.F., are respectfully quested to his funeral, this (Monday) ‘afternoon, at 8 o’cloek, from No 82 Chatiton street, without fur- ther invitstion. Kingston and Rochester papers please 00} on Saturday, the 8th inst., Duncan McEwira ‘The friends and relatives of the deceased, aro reapect- fully invited to attend his faneral, from bis late resi- denoe, No. 157 15 h at., this afternoon, at 2 o’olock. take Greenwood Cemetery. ‘April 8th, Mr. Jou Moran, in | the 77th year Seis age ‘age, for the last 63 years a respected | inhabitant of the 7th atl, and a native of Kings | county, near Tellaymere, Ire! ‘The friends and relatives of of the baa are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o’clook, from his late residence, 107 Monroe street. On the 9th inst., at two 2olock, P. M., of erisipiles, | Amevex Prstiavx, professor of the French language, in the 39th year of bis age. His funeral will take p! his late residence, corner of Broadway and Canal atreet, on Tuesday, 1)th inst., at3o' Avapeed His friends and former a) to attend. His remains wil eotfally invited ‘remeve to Greenwood *Prencl papers plessn Fi Bs grid pl copy. On San the 9th instant, Mary Ann Lona, sged 26 | years, the wife of John Lon; Her relations and friends sat te reepestfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this day, at 3 o'clock, from 460 Wash- ington street. jay, the 9th inst. after a short ‘Iiness, Mr. uM, @ native of Birmingham, England,in the 2d. te r of his The relatives and ‘Piends of aa eullvisce respectful- ly invited to attend the faneral, this afternoon, at 2 from the corner of Greenwich ‘and North Moore papers please co) On Sunday 5 xi 9th instant, Ronent L. Witiam,' son of A. id Romille Dater, aged 10 months and 29 days. The, funeral will take place at Robert A. Willams, 65) West ‘Thirteenth street, on Mon- day afternoon, at 1 6’clock. friends of the family, also the members of Gulfck Hore Co., No. ne and the Columbian Tent No. 24, 1.0. of Rj 4s membera of Mount Elm Encampment, 'E. 0. of I. R,, are Repenthaas invited to attend. My child, where srt thou sleeping? jot on thy mother’s breast— No watch het eye is Keeping, Upon thy dreamless rest. Tam woary, love, with Weeping; And to such is promised re: And thou shalt soon be sleeping Upon thy father’s breast it. $50—mile heats— Here. alia i Pye . Medoe; Mh fey enters b. RIENDS OF We meet to-nin nererts Beeote CHARLES DAVIS, Ts HA TH: FRENCH REVOLUTION Ww Was ACHIEVED I bat 1 BLICANIZING IRELAND. — ye Shakepeare Hotel, Come in your might. erate artine worea blus Sack! re Soman, any iy, 8.8 aie cw dled, Sin Blunt, Sunes Relig 8 jamin Drake, William Tyson, |. Ge ‘Brad: net Bak yee ke by SRIENDS OF ROUGH AND Ready will be supplied with Charter paheee ve the Com- m Monday eveming. KB. VaNHOU b Bet an of the Nommating Committee. RiGHARD alsctais of don motion, Joh rate Beet sped called to thatchate, and Colt Flosonse Matoar smetetad by ea t suitable tors of the ded wand atthe suting section 3 whereapos the following perous were unanimously nominated :—| Poe Bor Auseeoren cea 8 oe ne ’ oF For ‘Constables Comnei Allison, James F, Hop: ict, Lewis Teale, ns 20.40, Levi Foisom, Chas. B Graves ; 3d do, fi Hw s y Maat For Sehool Commissioner— as 8. naponenenGesmeal R. C) eee Wie Ebbite hereupon tue following reaola- tions were offered ani mgainons -Resol ‘That Thomas McKnight from the satisfsctory manner in whi ich he has duties of Assistant Alderman for the last, year, j y.the ection. bts for Aasie of the ted to the nomination of Alderman, to be su vw elects ofthe Third Ward at the “ly ing, candl Hesolved, That in Joseph T, Bel! tant Alderman, we hi ward, and eminently and the other oflicers named on ne Tong known a: fe Sobek argc nd tide huge tad all well Autad forthe for which Gee ih nd Fi) oxnence Mano OTHE VOTERS OF THE: OuRTH, aa AND Fourteenth Wards, composing the Second Judicial Dis- the satisfaction of the meny frends who have inter- for me in coupection with the office of Ar- she District, not leas thau in vindiextion of if, 1 may be proper for to state my from the canvass. When first I was u: it occurred to m- thy t and moat Bartholomew O'Connor, Esq ; as one for years on terms of es; t intimacy have been but too happy i = any way nor favor the strot le, cdiieadvintne ii he de lined. "a hen 1 a 9 minke i ,roproal tales selon threwcaaye:peloenenioe enon 1 fe. Le aaw. il th Distrietton the first of Mey, an caadldlte Wider sash Stretediiuess be wacltnechy octine ‘Thee, for the frttime, I iormed bly. mysel ye ught forws yy my tends athe Diaalee, tip wet aeioenl oo ie ceedingly thankful to me for what be my generosity in first placing te tat declyred himself read toaid me.” All this took p! day I Jeamed. accidentally, Mr. O'Connor ‘was 8, ean a 2 at ii posi very thing i hi power is at Thy several day y first impulse 9 wi flection confirmed. Ti le in the democra- tie part vad vrata 0 fit introduction to anv j ey were, I did not consider the office of "Assis: them. But were the office ten time* more ot be the one, for ii the distriet, who ar alternati bittered,, ‘hursday, freely lly to my friends of trast thew willl eonstitnte, to a justificstion of my with- de w 10 voluntesred their support sd. ett enteem ond EUGENE CA8- uve bet pouty compensied mp Tor divided them, ouch tess for having {01 copfidence and my own se pect. BERLY. New York, Ape e t inst me;_aad that he or, Me friends had. been tor the ds of choice between Bille wub fi ies pty socme wich are patty, kuives, seissnrs, 13201 fel carpenters’ ld peas kn suet as shore, sesamiae ror hives ond coach w: an} l-sawi patent Spey eenee irpenters* knob locks" Seer my perp lees, ae be ATT, 3 withor id Pw ttehes H my fegy e for morten NJ,.M' son will faney gt doxalea, 1 peclenlares Jothes presses, kc. D. SMITH. AUCTIONEE: Hagoiatton bu ness, together he at) fr r ng of re ahogeny ‘and mahogany burenus. tables, arate npets. oi) cloth, ball lamps, washstal and ding, couches, divans, oftomans. wi John W. Somerindyke, att « Store No. 15 Spruce street—=This day,Monday. April '0, at 11 o'clock, at No. 131 Spring street, near Green, (formerly 119.) Mortgage Sale, Household Furrivure. &e., ny virtue of oe of plain, high pow ‘ned French ad ry ch id Dresses, Y for Montane OON 1A AU 5 TIONKER —¥ ‘¥DWARD PAY- sell ay AF 10 o'eloeke, nt the auction room. ek nf fmev goods of an importer Te her with a ate jortment of Also 500 silver i ee ENRY J . Olas ‘Thii and rranit YOUNG MAN OF TEMPERATE to $10 safe and 1 amount inv: 1 Wines—Notire—. gua ay, April toch Phe best of rete ‘adress note to A. L, WABE, ‘offen 9 ‘when and where an interview may be hi H LEEDS, AUCTIONERR—CITY HOTEL + Leeds & Co, rill sell at Aue- reday, 20th April, at the Ci tensive establishment ‘of th u Fall particulars in a fe ROLLING, AUCTIONERR—GENTEEL iure—Wall be fold this day. at, 10 0’ch between Canal mnd_ Grand, it of Rosewood Parlor Fi viz :~1 lounge, I so! th marble top. a 2 chandeliers, Also, Brus: 1 mshogany aad he. [No 927. seen eh cx tere un tert Gives ME “ rd. 8rgnor tao; Bravoro. Sig Not Carringes will set doya ia Astor Place ne Proadway, and toke up in Astor Plse Hights street i uh ‘order,’ Notice—T'o facilitate tho egress, the Parquet and Amphitheatre doors communicating with Actor Place. and street will be epeued ot ths end of the performance. Gane NOERT BY Th Compa: pe ‘Tabernach a Sgnorina Traffi, Sigaors Lietti Ross: Patti, Sr. Bene: (h York.) Sr. Bai Mr. Hanquines,. the Astor Ry! S IDaLIAN OP RA , Ayal 13th — ovina Aupntia he open cf Ne BL buchdnentar, Sigur Bereventit Zecharia, 8 ovian A taatin dah, Sr. Premont overcure to Neba Choras -Our joyous Aria and Coro-Hoy smxe!, Si Abigail, Signorina Truth; Phe ; Phenowa ard is holy edifie ad warriors and the High: Pri ‘the holy code bring heres Here m the night, Ismsel, Phe- inale, ‘Take from Thenena, Nebuehuduers Part 3—~Duet. pan i~ Ropdo, Hraliana in Duet, Normamn « Pare ante norint Srvihi and Siguor Av guone. Aria, ouer, Donzetti, Signor Arpoldi Grand Chorus from Ernavi, Verdi, by the choral departm: Signor B-rilt, Lender of the oreberten, Signor 81, to be hed at the music stores, principal he te fice of tne Astor Face Opera, haif past B10 12 end ¥ at to 3, 0.2 Wallacreet ING POSTPONF 0 i qnence of the great ex evtof the attention and overments tn Crewtess itis found impo ie to complete them before the above ary body of artists, painte s. opholatertity id the theatre will poate eaday Kvening next, wihn variety rid ments, of which full particulars w pe duly ani HATHAM ‘THEATRE —MOND\Y EVENING, rae Mth. will be presented the drema entitied the CHILD OF THE REGIV SuBlice. Mr. Bass; Au- dreas, Mr. Varry: Madeln vy which, the fee af the LOU! BLE Heb D ®OOM—Dul- cimer Pipes Mr. Boss; Mido, ae Vardey. Te covelode ‘with the SPIRIT Ov TH ATES, or the FIRE FirNu—Sur Bydebrnad Mr. Me W ans; Oind J.B Borths Ondine rs G.Jenes; Dawe ritta, aes 3 * Tota, Miss Deloriene, Doors open at? ‘ie A yee commences at 736 o'clock. Buxes, 25 BOGART, AUCTIONEER—C HINA, and Loe ts So the store 93 John street, t 10 o’eldek, cetalogue sa'e of China Earthenware. consisting of flowed ard blur, ¢ and printed dinner, tea nnd toilet ware, jugs, ke LOR with an assortment of English and American yellow ironstone ware. Also, forciga »rd American glara tu- deranters, salts, &c. Sale peremptosy, in lots (o urtion in a private family as Coachme ngrged the last four years. Does sot car . e whether in the city or count’y. Beit of city references can be given Apply at 249 Canal street. ANTED—A PARTNER WHO HAS FROM $7,000 000 in cash, which he will invest in a perfectly etable business, in whic! 001 10,000 hon af this paper, stating ANTED, IN Ps PRIVATE FAMILY I Be gen street, a colored Girl, ora German louse work. wil: fiod a good h given. Call from 3 till 7 o'clock. Qixtn WARD, AR ot E.—-REGULAR NOMINA- ANTED-BY A RESPECTA BLE tions For Alderman, THOMAS GILMARTIN; for As- ‘man, who ean produce the best of referenc nat sistant Aldermin, PATRICK KELLY; fos Assessors, John | as Chambermaid and Waiter in a small private fa A Geraghty, ‘Th na Y nomoa; for Canseabler Otto C. Gack: at No. 52 John street, room No. 15, wel Tacsiee evening. triet, Mite i, Jos, if bel wenn 4 do. ANTED—A SITUATION BY TWO RESPECTA- Frederick Lu. hemnas Binke; 34 do., Joseph N. Par- ‘ble young women one.tocook, wash end iron,and the ker, Thomas Fly; ith do, Dr. John Conning, ok Ns Me. | other to do np stairs work. Please call at Nu.76 20th street, Perliny for {.ommissioner of Common Behools, Dr. A, ¥. | between 6th and 7th Avenues inthe rear. ysche: for Igepector of Common Schools, Dr. Daniel, M. SienenLie siraue icine iets re! ‘cHARiES DE aL GGHIO" Presi ent, Bhi: atthe Mechanics’ Institute. Apply immediately at. 18 natrny ard Lone vara Tecdeyu | City Hall ‘ creterioe, Winer A PAIR, OF HORSES—ANY GENTLE = f rood. sound, centle family earsinge IXTH WARD-INDKPENDENT DEMOCRATIG horses, may het of au immediate purchaser, by address ng [> Nomiestios Bet asstieant f jeun GBs GRE EN: Mr. & R. at this off = sseavors, jweeney, H tables. John Hickson, George ‘ooldridge; te OUNG. HONEST, INTEL: H eet wed Cagete sed tare Nid ing Mea, toaolieit Subretibere x eden L. Vultee, Oven inney; 3d. €0 'y for one of the Eocat popalee Tet dicals pub- IN. Parker. Thomas ¥lyan ; 4 7 poe he ‘Soe: fehed'ia this Couscry” ‘Apply to ISRARL POST, 100 Nasecn ni Soha Me McGrath; ifor Commi ieee of Common sce Pe —_ le for Inspector ommon Da’ nuel Hogan arbres o Goumon Schools Dr kdwas ANDED By A 9 Gogks ens give ENGLISH W MeGh IXTH WARD—DEVOCRATIC WHIG NOMINA- tions —For Alderman, Simon C! Assistant Al- derman, Mathew D. ‘or Assessors, Moses B. ii Jesse K. Weeks. ables, George ‘Mato1 join. Green. Ce J Kevin SPARKS, Chairman: A.B. T ENTH WARD—DEMOC RATIE nations.—For Aldermon—Robert David Miller; for Assessors—! Constables—Geor, ge Harsin, lmore; et ee joner—Jeremish J: Dicl iret Commoner” remit, Dickgio fy Show IKFTEENTH WARD.—TO THE VOTERS OF THE Fifteeath Ward—Gentlemen, piease examine well your tuckets, before voting, and vote that on which the name of F Ledley aprons, for Assessor. TAX PAYERS of the Lo ee TR 2 Beigursenta WARD—GRAND TORCH LIGHT Weed tnenaly ter Democratic Republican Electors of Ce Jackson, any lath Ward, friendly pet Wik tant Ald i jerman, are requested to as- Tabd Avene} tr if nomin: pions, and thi streets of the ward. By mmjteg, Wiliam A. pigeon Grud ey et paren ra Thoth taries Ward Committce. OR JUSTICE OF THE JUSTICES’ COURT OF THE REL” Foe Police sonics of the Clu of Now Yon sie ReEMISH LOTAROP. et” New Yo OTIOK “THE PURSER GUARUS ARE RE- ‘quested to assemble xt Warren Hall, corner of Oliver and fet E Lg at 197 o'clock P, day) Eveniug, April 10th. ‘By order, Ac MeMANNUS Fst ening, Apt or . Fis Whe oe mari; Raymond, Orderly. te in the uniform of rew house. Two P. ntlemen and their wiv ke. are in the house. Apply at ARLORS TO LET. WITH BORED: TO the Croton * tb a ronts on two of the best for au’ ed P pens 9 LOCATION-TQ RENT, OR LEASE, desirable house, corner of ‘ater and Mais'en Jane, it streets down town for trade, tented reasonable. Apply jaiden lane. business Will ILLIPS & CO, 133 ave th OTICE—MANY PERSONS OF LIMITED MEANS, oep losing their Kyea—:hose precious organs whieh ‘tint to seek relief at as usual Ear, from 9 to 4 o’clock, 13g Warren street. 537 Houston Ere SHITES 0! oF, ROOMS. CONSISTING OF Also, provid Hi vate tables for Famnilfep $ dtea. The with war street, N.B. AMILTON HOU3 term he ii bly. Tenovate the whole eateblanment, md HABITS | ROADWAY ‘THEATRE --MONDAY EVENING. April 1eth, will be presented the drama eailed the ADVO An Vernet, Mr. Bloke; M Dupres, Mad:mne La.Rove, Mie, Wallnck Wallies Fo be iotened oF LE LAG DEM | » Milo Dlangy; Francis, Movs. ae Giude’ with the petit comedy of EVERY BODY BAND—Mr. Alex. T'witselton. Mr Leste | bury, Mr. Hadaway,; Mrs. Pimperrell, joors open e#t 7 o'clock. 9, €0n ‘8 RUS Theophilus Bon- instanley — Perlormanes to begra at half past 7. } Drew Curele and Parquette, 50 etiKemily circles, 26 ctn— Gallery, 1736 cts ITCH day evening, 73 OLYmr THEATR —ON ‘MON- April 10, the entertainments, will com mence with (for the first time THE SKNTI Maxamilvan. Bredericke Walliam. Nick which, a GLANCE at NEW YO € jake, Conover; Eliza Mary ‘Caylur; as Roberts. Atier we OF ALOVER— Mr Holland; Ger py! i ry Taylor. 40 con- Hae 4 fp no otek loll Doors open at? ; », 60 cents; Upper yon Dimtappenange ‘of the Arab Gite in their chaste ard ele- fet gymuastic performances as the Femn'e Acrobats, being the first exhibition of the kind ever made in Amerie. Be- full displsy of Horsemanship wy some of the finest ri- the world, together with the anties of the performing oxes 25 cents; Pit lake cents. Pectorm- t 746 o’elock. 18? HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Gracd ond Broome streets.—OPEN BVERY NIGHT during the week, Unparalleled success Nl weoty aig he original CHRIST YS MINSTRELS, the olde: United States, under the directi fe lufwinblelsod onigtasl eure honored with crowded and highly res Ind are favored with & “Ai once uupreced Doow or the seoam an ‘Ar TERNOON, G ONCERT Doors open at 2, commence at 3 o’elock. ROSDWAY ODEON ENTRANCE, THROVOH Pinteux’s Cafe, des. Mille Colonnes.—Manager Grealy amen! Director Mr: Olduehe scAutmated Pick es tad Pyamalion Statuary Vy anew company of Todieh and tlemens with neweostames jem Monty, Apri Programme: Part 1—Dance ou Pine Green; The Arma Oath; Vulean forgiaa the Bo i of Jove: Aa open et 7, Coacert modation of fami KEverv Saturday. Sappho, in charact rere iy, ani eninge: bee fact a Casitas s ‘and 2 and Cleopatra, &c. ‘Tableau in hor or of the Fien Orchestra box, 50 cents; Parquette, 25 cents; Boxes, conts. Performance to comme! Bo’clock, ee Bee MUSEUM-—P. a, : Sipe trencock, er. Spier oon at balf-past 3 o'clock, and every evening at : Manegerhas eugnged for coe thin week, the Aimeri ing, who eats red hot Conls of rar blading balls of ibrimaton arinking liawid fire, rm C7 je feats, mexed, the. celebrated Ber*rd. Actress and elbv's Wax Seri Statuary, Mi A s FortunsTeller. A‘ sion to the whole, including ‘Museum, Performances, s; children uxder 10 years of age, and old enough to wa'k alone 1244 cents. Reserved front seat illing each extra. (8a ) price. ke Panorama will commence movi Precisely. Afternoon exhibition on Wedues dey, at 3 o'clock. CoNcear ROOM, NO. 332 BROADWAY, ONE door above the Broadway Theatre. Saturday eveeing, April 8, 1848. This eveuin; Gourgas, Jr., Treasurer of which oceasion the unrivall Appear in new costumes, and produce a v Gi S Chor Barlesques, Dances, &e. ke. nts. Doors open at? o’clock—to commence lock. Strict attention will be paid to preserve idren hal at 734 o'clock y and Satur t apart for re Benefit of John men and Flot ters, Frosiignte Mureat of Alexandria, flor rers for bri te ne, and ‘other id o1 Parti ¢ di er by mactea Unrdeuers. os DUNLAP. Sees. rist. 635 Broadway. D'S8OLUTION THE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERE- tofore existing between T. Alien and M. C. Mi be = of Ailen & Mei is this day dissolv: . _Nither of the pa: ties will atteud to the settlement ¢ at Gheleinese. New York, March 1, 1848. T. ALLEN. M. C Ts OsT—A GREEN, fo Sim POCKET BUOK, BE- on beat and Canal street Had $167: bond of Hitksy to Gectye W Boll for Bue ae fette My mame a Wolter SN The fader may iy ay enctosed jafter Mayes to Phinielobia. Gel DW. THENSVAL FORTFOLIO--A 8 SERIESOF cHoiLE Pata just published by ‘or are in its brilliant im which the navy parricipate Piatine our aur ga Lise! a rints taken from the sent) to be wathfal represe! (yy cfigen wr spat ph vf UPACTORYSE Cc, WILLMARTH RBE- mee |¥ aonoun old friends ard custcmers, that he has txken the supervision ‘ofthe Cap manufactory attac to the New York Hat Company, No 16 Bowery. The fe known to the tradeand the public gene salty.) that oldest and mest Reapisttaset Ronefecteree of Caps in will bea sufficient guaranty that every article in his |i ing from the above establishment tation for Hawes, reek J and d Uigalened be pre From oe ied pene aseuring orale ata lower pr city. Partren| ine ss. it facrlities, hi { pubic thathre is eble to: feratahe better jee than any other establishment ia This La OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.—LA- ies and Gentlemen ian, superfiacus effects to dispose of, such as wearieg ‘a den wR VENGTYN cau be atier ded to by Mrs. Lew vi eet orn’ CLOTHING. JEWELRY, RE byt M8,ke —Ger ne families having W, ofeuperfiaone e ts, iy, which into cash, will ‘obtain a fair voy for the subscriber, them at ‘their residences by “We LEVETI, Once » who will attend appointment. ‘A line, sent through th Wise, will receive prompt attention. No.2 Wall street, corer of Broadwa beet Sy CARD—DR. RICHARDSON, LATE Consulting Physician to the New York Collegeof Me drome and Pharmacy, his private resider. Hadson and Greenwich stree! eae as usual to all com; ther with Sait pope) Serofuia, impure state of the blood, Hi bility (unknown to physi has Bsreyret bis consultiog pam te of a private nacure, diseases depen ae in tia ity) wi id su Poreney exists. Ps. c try eau have all the necessary medi - Hl can vice forwarde 4, em, by stating their case ‘opposite the Washi fehiy, and enclosing 8 fee ed to Dr. Richardson, ch Cloth Dress Coats to to | 10) Hammersley street, New} fron . Office hours from 8 A.M $20. All other enrmengs in proportion. _ two 3PM vend Tto 10 P. OREIGN PAPERS BY ERNIA~ ¥ FB OUNGN, Paves Weekly STEAMER fae tet Aa: | BO) Ooo #3, . t Exe Beef, doo bb's. A Hi Hele jess and i, Kish, Rfanch, and Provis tna 40 Type Lew Kew Sportice Book, F But ot Mi Ue ENT, 22 Ane street and aged To be had at the si he, and the n-e and apase author's, 261 Broadway, comer ‘ ‘arien stree., and of all se lere. Los He BEST AND CHEAPEST LIGHT © AN BE 0) which is mena ries wolely by ENDICOTT street. Price $1 5? per pair, pie mr t, and ‘obaero, leat ined goes Spices, ‘nt the lowest ensh prices, by ton street. INDOW SHADES—WINDOW a2 |ADES—MANU- factured end soid in every varie atvle or pattern, and of best mai will not enrl ot adhere in : mate, by Kel , exelusive window shadi os at No. 131 Chetham street, ew tak er wi , OF materials {or 8 ns Hr all and your ‘store. ted, 50 good Tek Lp thy Kne—LaND DING FRO. SHY Ba. consignment wee aiadvance. from makers at 10 ork, sinety days. officers and crew of the I’, PRIZE—NO. Leddy dy T. MoLAUGHLIN AND the United States, vi e Box tt re ‘States District Ci Monday. Kay yuery 14, A. D. 18{9—Presi odore H. MeCaleb. On motion of C. T. on haggestion » the Court that the pri: ed him of Ts ming to id herein ig as captors ch they: have, iy the ofc ae a mee from thie dare netetpiertion or he "By ‘onder of the Court. N. R. JENNINGS, Di wee! debility br m neas of a ‘ays. two aCOOrEt Mh aE shinai ie fice yee es with scarce) Genecita tional gating to} emi raleeion $5 REWARD—CRO88’S SPECIFIC MIXTURE crenresey he cure of gonothan. OF all remedies yet discovered f a ermplaiuts, this is the ost cr peedy snd ‘permanent hei without the least restriction in diet, drink, exporu: ap plication to busi ‘The proprietor eluilenges stance of rece: hana to be bronght which the mixture will man oars ‘Bol: and ann NDS. ‘REET, BETWE a aeerne een fe cam eure the weret mreipem ante Ore wo oi wetare jn from one Cw kes, any pain ! 4 al patient. Constitutional jnanged in by young Peat back, coutasign o Nhe A wate warranted in every a freely is a ‘a stoma of when too the limbs . CARD=DR. MORRISON, 20146 FULTON cms his entire time to the treatinent of private em parte ly Gonorrhea, he en de wis from a secret halvit, a an impotency, is radical! gured res without pam. See Dr, M.'s Di res of Bit Astley Cooper, Sir A. Car- 9046 Fulton street. A'perfest cure y are cured in ae Chambers street, street William 100 raltne ‘cores D&, GLOVER I8 CONSULTED DAILY AT HIS | those ‘dificult end protracted cases that have baffied the kill of others. He has recently introda the blood, Offi vate entrance third door from t His practical experience enables him to eure d some new and impor- of the French chemiats ) which and protracted i from impwity it Broadway, pri- io. 2 Ann street, Positivel a uv N& yYoukK AND HARLEM RATERORD SUN. ‘ew York day Arrangement—Cars Th leave City Hh for ee a a ond FR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NE ‘ork Line of Pack —Very reduced rates 0} penor sae ee MAZEPP, the 12th inat cabin passage only, for whic! Weta BORD NER EN yeas ren nd Prien .M ¥ 30 ee ai oP A Coto nd 10 A.M. aad 2:20 at 8, ket of the 13th he new = Reguler ‘frei es ma ERPOOL=TO the packet ae ON, wEDeERDAY, | Wiilard For jor furnished if N ie er mate Ni‘ pa DANY: LANDING NORIO, Aa AFTER BATURDAY tsk, f. LO gd FRU the want of ing, at x) oelock. ae carried ye apply on board. FER ATEN ISLANDER will that will f : Fummer reridence. HAWLEY BCL APE | dee ond Osnnen bet GUBARE VINES. FRUIT TREES, SHRUBBERY, ge. | YJ ETROPOLITAN MINSTRELS AX THK APOLLO ber offers for ele Blcek, Hambure, & fe will h bao dway —The Metropoliten Minst present “se a nies ‘ati he Ne scept ete vening, tele interes fee and eee de! ND SHADOWS OF NEGRO L ‘Nolee selection of the: saree pas itefe Dances, Kew nlivened with the gay rr e Southern be and the pathewe and lively e uegro character will be portrayed in the bright- it vivid colors aati Austin Phillips, musical ditec- ildren half pree. Performances vo LER, manager. commence nt lon The GRAND COLLECTION oF. THE WORKS oF e | the Old Masters, compris im ar res, by Ti- tian, Rubens, Rephael, Martie. elaniues, Vea Dock Gin- | Horemeso: aamiziandy Ho ie aa, reo. Carlo goer 08, ° | the E'veeum Gallery. No.6 Broedway, from 9 A.D, Admittance 26 cents. oF ENGLAND ON ait CHARGER. D'Oriay; his ar = of O'Connell aad of Biessns ton. Goat D’Orsay’s t the Gothic Hat 316 Broadway, frou 9 Admittance 2) cents. Excract of a | | r portrait, by .M. to 3 P.M. | the Duke of Wellingren to Count i Dretdediy. a my thet | have seen; 4 Lam told by competent judges, (Landseer among them) charger is mtr Asm work of art nt | Avril 10th, will be GLENLVOE or the ‘overs; Glenlyon, J Helen ‘am pbell, v Min ters Ty cone! DERING Ati Natath —Jim Beges,, hepmad ; 3 bert Mr. el; Mys. Crineum, » Tuesday, Mr. Ardersou DICINES—-THE “ATTENTION OF and couatry merchauts, is enlled to the mest popnlar and available y of the «ay, Kirkbrid Tatter- lee Powders, fi com- the heaves, wil! re cough, colds, pari blood, excelent remedy for altiag Iris elegantly pat w han one und weight. Prive $I. aud livere) discount is offered to den A HL. GouGH & Von 149 Faltoa street, sole pro- pristors, Bolt alee, at New York Tattersalls 2TOW's ASIATIC ELIXIG, THE BEST REMEDY kaowa fe nT ding to or be obta ned 121 Friton % Job eh Wwyarr rs a ER EAM Ms pare anoctly cared PY the, bat of D A few days’ use of the Medicine i nrodigee an the condition of the somaeh, 10 that liquor Comes offensive to the sight, smell or teste, and my red withont the knowledge of the parties, if desirable. by the Doctor, at 121 Falton street; and by Dr. 979 Howatoo strert e VIGORATING C isnow 3 of seminal weskner weet habits of youth, or hysicians pro tris cordial the most efficacions preparation eve eboended from the materia medica for the cure of those mv ipatary see minal discharges Which are productive of so much mischief to em, meapacitatiag the man for physical or re Various ineaus were ured te prevent thera bac without suceess, tit this cordiat was Young man. if you would be hay he to MM hody and mind, delay ve only anchor of hope for vou. Dr Ce ‘oflice ‘avenne. between 10th and Lith streets, New York, where he is consulted isin Sek 33 these diaordere nd his Zordial obtained. .Nold alae bv J. O. Bay, 136 Kal et Pree £2 a bottle, 3 bottles for $5. o1 i pheit direertons econ pany, each bat pereury, or any mineral coatain fajure or expose the patient. Persons tn the « the cordial ned. letter of advice “onretelly forwarded ed igthern ssing Dr Convers, 55 3d avenne, New ¥: 's (rom the lower purt of the very five minntes. See Dr, Cony {Rin aneerde. rod Natiomal Patiew (yze1 the pie s office rtivement in the N. VERY MOTHS BOOK—AN N APPREHENSION ‘of poverty, and the rrogyect of too Inte a family of eh dren prevent many cou erste ape iro enter pa the aan ed state: but here it adook that re} you mo) me jection Thy ather is the charzeter of the worey erets which may overcome th pot aHowed Lo state more sn de" rast ea pei Nis Leave Quavane bat hy 'y approved of among mri. people sy pr alvis imcat be ok stores, and by the author, 21.8 Ans sucet. ter Lopwik Frog,