The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1848, Page 3

—_ to be ive alleged lo pd mo and Peay Bisel iin om. pods of 1d worsted, which w-re not embossed or tam- boured apd. as they alleged. not mede 4; ¢, upon which they were com- pelled to pay 80 per cent. ; the legal duty as they oon- tend par only 25 percent, The treasni Seles womanly ine pepe ET veil in ore: usually worn on t ‘as veils, sbawis, vate, &o., be imported, made wholly or in part by han or by any process of manufacture, and in a state a1 condition rendering them suitable for wear, sgreesb! , such articles #0 im ‘materials, to @ dut; i Sables viens its component 30 per cent. rom Sige y the articles in Guestion are provided for ia schedule D of the ast of 1846, as manufactures of ats duty of 25 Fost we and seek under thia act to recover back the between that and 30 per cent., the sum paid, — Adjourned. Common Puxas—Before Judge Ulshoeffer—Geo. Ward et olvs, Benoni Barber, raapeesed $c.—This was an ac- ton ona judgment for 73. It @ coprepe A rnd Jud; was obtained in one of the sbhete of Michi fence was that Barber never appeared, and bad bo notice of the proceed The jury rendered a ver- Giot for the plaintiff for the full er subject to the opinion of the court on a quesiion cf law raised by the def t's counsel, Count Catvnpan—For This Day—Circuit Court.— 1, 21.68, 64 to 69 inclusive, 71,72, 74, 76, 78, 80 29, 48, 74 75, 57, 69, 389, 395, vier Court—63, 104, 112, 19, 20, 118, 136, 139, its, 186, 183, 142, 144. 1, 5, 8, 18, 31, 43, 45, 46, 47, oA, 91, 166, 110, 146, 147 to 167, iuclasive, 160, to 165 tnelusive,'167 to 173 inclusive. Common Pless— 13, 197, 168, 18, 20, 27, 28, 30, $1, 37. Common Ovunell, Boarp oF Atvgamun, Monday, April 10th—Morrie Franklia, Fr- rth reading of the minutes of the proc-edings of the last meeting was dispensed with. Sewer —Petition of 8. 8 Wandell for remuneration for bays a sewer in Beaver stres'. Referred Gas.—in favor of lighting Laurens street with gas. Ref-rred Present from the French Residents of the City—A Dandsome Be of tri-colored flags seer received from the French ree! ite ofthe city Accepted. Piers.—Report in favor of least lo boast a on are west side of Burling Stip to the use of t! packets. Adopt Ino, in’ favor of lar the pier on the east side of Maiden lane to Sturgess Clearmen. Adopted. Also, in favor of lene leasin; oer, No 22 Esst River to Cur- mec path frontal took plece between re emase e Meseerole and Keliy, and the report was finally Alto, in favor of leasing the pier at the foot of Court- landt atreet to the Swiftsure Company. Adopted. rire Engines.— Report in favor of building ‘two large ines on the plan of the Southwark, No. 38, Board then taok a recess offorty minutes. Arrua Recess — Slip.—Report in favor of extending the slip at the foot of Amos street. Adopted. Piers.—Report in favor of leasing the | pler at the foot of Market street to R. & G. L. peasy ies bo the use of the steamboats of the Housatonic Railroad line. Adopted, Rey rt in favor of granting to. Robert ‘Vandoysen the supplying the abivping of of the port with Croton water, for pipe pt of $6000 per annum, for the term of three Ln Adopted. eo on favor of paying to John M. King the sum of $100 for the loss of @ borse, which war killed in conse- quence of “the pemcoest, condition of Rector street, in which he fell. Ado Adopted Fire Depariment — A en was received from the C! ol r of the Fire De Bue tive to the fire in Duane street, peal ra mag peenoed Kort, SREY Ep neer, and Henry jommpane 10 38,W ick spaseted anvoeele ty pefitene ae ia whi constructed, ioh the buildin, ing , which was in @ very improper manner. also stated the erroneous Statements inade by some the papers, convey: “ae improper im i ‘inds of the ‘communi @nd requeatea the Common Counoil to enquire into Oause Of the falling of the building,when there was ne: fire io _— part of it. Adopted. A resolution was Prevented, requesting that the Legis- Ieture might be memorialized to abolish the office of Fire ‘Warden, and transfer thejduties to the Acsisstant Engin- @ers, and give themthe salary. Referred. The Board then adjourned until Friday evening. Movements hegre lyr nere Persons. ‘The arsivais, for the last two da; aoe. atthe principal potas, eopsisted chiefly of officers of the army and navy, and Paws ries by the Hibernis. Amongst "ne former we fou Kgiee! at the American, Mr. Smith.U 8. Toy si a — and Mr. ep Us Arey, Acd Lieut. Maury, of the U. 8 Navy; also, Lieut ‘Read, of the teyal navy steamship Britannie; an: Gee Spaazen, Bt John Richardson, Dr and Mr. Rao, and Mr. be Villans isn, of Trinded Se Cate aol ~“Pausapecrnia, April 10, 1848, Intanity—Launch— Infanticide—The Hibernia’s News—Four Hundred M. D’s., §c. The German shoemaker, George Daut, who attempted to murder his wife on Saturday moraing, was, it appears, laboring under insani- ty at the time, to which he was periodically sub- ject. The wounds given, though serious, are not of a tatal nature. The fine propeller boat, built here under con- tract, for the Hartford and Albany line, was lJauached to-day, at high water. She hasa pair of the Loper propellers, and is in every respect ‘ superior boat. A. colored girl has oe oad charged with having killed her newly born infant on Friday nig! The body of the child was found in the po pool of the house in which she lived as domestic, with its throat cut. Her name is Julia Wesley. This adds another to the long list of homicide cases now on our criminal calendar. The news by the Hibernia, that has flowed in upon us to-day, is the sole topic of conversation. Four hundred M. D's. have been created du- ring the present spring,by the various coileges of thiscity. It is well that we are about to extend the area ot our freedom, by the acquisition of territory from Mexico, or this trighttul increase would alarm our good citizens, with the fear that too large a proportion would settle among them. it kept acd fancy stores of United stites. Yet nin saying thatas 2 it frem dropping off, ie te itor may de~ roadway, aud ringipal cities a-d towns case. and we have no heal | is The Plambe } ares Daguerrean better o1 the upper corner of and Marra: Justified 1a ree om the eit to procare wh e that can be prodacs Gentiemenin want of boots, shoes, or galters, ils fiid the best assortment at H. B. Jones, 14 Anu atieet; | bien rou will fiad thi pric ost | seasouable, ‘ou have only to call and examine fur yourselves | .o be satisfied. Hats..It Is not every combination of Feit and Beaver that is worthy of being cailed a Hat. To Isl ching without style or fiaish it om the casket haa ~| ghe surellect i an invult to he valuabl Sun Building never does th Moorhead’s Graduated bat comermee called Electro-Maguetic 4 others. ‘They are ae- fw manual with full and clear directions . The teceuity generally have indeed strent ing power of Galv: rately yet Pry ma'wichout any shock, by the Galvame Belt. For testimon’ hve accumulated for years, apply Sithe ouly agency la New York, 162 Brondway. Gold Pens—Oiamond Pointed—Great Re. duction: cael want the best and cheapest peu to be fount, “Hivche! Thi stand for five than thie pen. B. BWA cet, sed z my eveee, oF Fulton street, have ihe mile of them. yet all other pens from $1 up- wards. Baytey’s peo @ gross or dozen, at man factar- ars’ prices.” Pens repa Gola Bianh epee Enttrely Oid—Dia- mud Poinved Gold Pens, $1 29 only, silver Pencil Case inclu- Sty vints warsanted not to come off. A larg: discount to denl- GREATON &CO , 71 Cedar street, up stais, cre cay made reat imp ovecient in thei en ‘selling the most splen pros oe ah the where else- Enu rs, ahr 4 Tent of the an entirely new style of iniroduced ty Be Cthe points are iras lia rte more re int cary, and hava reserva @ of fool: tetip Xi, Mattom i. The moat active stock in the list was Harlem, and between the boards there was a dispo- tition exhibited to wait the further effect of the news. Among stock speculators, the advices from the other sidéafé considered favorable; that 1s, favorable for the bull party—favorable fora rise in our fancy stocks,and a moderate improvement in the more solid securities, The advance in consols is considered a good omen; and a, the movements on the continent partake of some defi. nite shape, and become more settled, a better state of things will be realized in Great Britain, and public con- fidence become more permanently established. The po- aition of financial affairs in England regulates things on this side; the London money market is the baromecer d so long as that points to fair weather, it does not matter much what the weather ison the continent. The suspension of the Bank of France, the failure of dosens of the largest banking houses on the continent, the complete derangement of public and private finances in all the European govern- ‘ts, have less influence upon our fimances tham @ slight decrease in the supply ot bullion in the Bank of England, or the advance of ene per cent. in the Tate ef interest throughout Great Britain. Those connected with the financial! affairs of the contl- nent must suffer seriously, and it isa question if the heuse of Rothschilds can weather the storm wh'ch they are surrounded. Wesee by the accounts from Paris that the heads of the three houses bearing that name, were in that city endeavoring to make such arrange: ments with the provisional government as would secure the claims agatust the former government. They were making great efforts tqrestore public confidence, and get the public debt acknowledged, and signified their willingness to pay up the balanoe of the debt of fifty mil- Mons of dollars—about ten millions of whioh had been paid when the revolution commenced—if the govern: ment would provide for the payment of the interost on the public debt generally, Thisis a financial operation worthy ofthe Rothschilds; but the provisional govern- ment have financial matters of more importanee toattend to, and the Rothschilds will have to patiently wait the course of events. In the event of these financiers suc- ceeding in getting the whole debt of France acknow- ledged by the provisional government, and restoring pub- jic confidence, they would take advantage of the effect of such movements, and dispose of every fraction of their interest before the convention had {ime to repudiate the debt, or any part of it. It is fortunate for the people of France at this crisis, that the public finances are in & deplorable position, as it prevents the provisional govern- ment, and will prevent the convention, from making any Premature movement in relation to the publiodebt, The whole financial system of France will experience as great @ revolution as its political system—the whole banking system of the republie will undergo a thorough re-orga- nization, and be modelled something after the system in operation in this country. The amount of specie shipped from this port to foreign ports, from the let of January to April 9, both foclusive | was $2,787,085, The packet ship Argo, for Havre, takes out s small amount of specie, principally in five franc Sceond Board. a gommenndon FESTI- 10 1936 wena ¥ Gab Lew Pa, ho Gare ia fro eB HelemRR, mera "tats dy Moca St tas Uae ofthe Beene ees uy 3 Nor a RB we te Inve! Tiekeis sqinny be obink het watt agent —— ae 1¢ Tribune offi ¢, and also of = Jommittee—t h. CITY PRADE REPORT. Naw Yor, Morpay Arrennoon, April 10, The few days later news brought by the Hibernia and published in the regular edition of the Herald, this morning, was considered lees favorable in a commercial RO— DEMOCRATS Lg ig sath mo point of view, as far as breadstuffs and cotton were the infrmous slen- our countrymen can be upon the adn ie Sisson ‘vote ft Charlock. AN,ADJOURNED MEET. Leng Room, 20 Hoaston stree mmifeees, appoluted st & hromable, the follaw our em} ere we demanded, (there beiug no further seenion ing out ) we arree to g> to work. Resolved, That cheers for the Shipwrights of New York, and ers, who have agreed to ‘Thi how concerned. Flour was quite heavy, and sales could not bemad at prices current at the close of last week. The transactions embraced various small lots of Gene- see, with other Western brands, including parcels of Howard street, Baltimore, at ~D which indicated ed ba 8. wheat were repo! ales of Southern white aud were nome eed decline on rates cur. | ?;7,the," gs ‘a news. Meal was heavy, and sales ef moment reported, Rye remained about the same, Osts were seaty, at last woek’s rates. From Boston, lesen Wy tes lear h, that flour remained about the same, whi Rye and oats we good demand. From Buffalo, yaaa are informed that resolations reed to carpenters of New York, dooffer ve fol- getion was open to sail oraft, and that ecme flour th rd of $250, and corn had been received, but uo whoat All these ar- Syn ag ine ai nee ticles wore quoted below last week's Provisions fed and cnavicteds he persan. oF in this market showed no material change from the prices current om Saturday. In groceries, sugars coatiousd in fair demand at last week’s prices. Freights exhibited no chan; reported at $6 50 ad, TI u Watts, branci: is: Willink, George We Hosevel , Wim. Le Wile, wm. La Boole, M_L.. Murohy, H aa it Astrs—Sales of 50 9 60 bbis Pots we: $5 624. The market was some firmer ; 30 bbis poaris | ware reported at 87. WILCOX, Becre nies: rTurFs—Flour—The market opened Senn ‘an SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT—FOURTH, SIXTH, i se | Neminations. “Ror Jstige, 3 for Pe ‘of 300 bole. Troy and common Genesen were made hee. Justice, N me bakin OLOMEW 100’ do Lockport sold at $6 873, and | FURDY i ate NAN . JO- ood to pute. Gensene were reported eeld at | S*PH ROSE $6 8736296 50 Some enles of common Troy were report- ed at $6.25a$6 60: 100 do common Michigan and Ohio, wore sold at $6 185486 25 Southern was also some lees firm, and sales of 700 bbls Howard street, Baltimore, in " two lots, were wade on private terms, supposed to be at ‘s Smith | By order of, about $626 Wheat —There wan vory litte offering, aud | ff W Wai. DODGE, Chairman." James C no sales wore effected. Corn--Sules of 3090 bushels | S2¥ Southern white, a little mixed, were mado at Sc ; 3000 do Jersey yellow were rumored to have been nold at 54° A 1000 do Jersey flat yellow, were made at 52c.; 500 co THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRI T—KIGHTH A Ninth Wards.—Regular Dewoeratic Republicon Nomi. ns For Assistant Justice—toha B. Haskin, th» present the 9th. 1th, 15th and 17th’ wards, For tions.”—, ineeting held at the Satorday evenic HIGBES Lani auton ay ifecane | L thn, on nday, ch April at the Cit: mit feck hea amass he pe W. BROWN, AUCTIONKER—LARGE A ND OWN wil cl of Cahunet asd other Furniture. —J. 'N will — on Wedaetdn: nil 12th, at 1036 0’ fofaeds iar acd charges, les, m 14 orany and curled ‘ke. Catalogues RSE BAZAAR, NO. | CROSB Nan = Olt, Anci(ett, Phe tex yenula iit awe 1 take place at th ‘ahlishment oa Wei day, 19t lock, wich C had atid o'elgek ua ‘s eatslogai 0. 9 DacuranxorYrier9—a goon, OPERAL OR some exprrience manent sivua si MtHAA'S Bauetren 2 = Hoc ath Broadway. Lalaite aildinss mu ess few vied ina it bosiness for a number of years ith n pion AY x var rat thus offeerwith S FuaTions WANT“D—A SITU ATION ‘BY A Frenelman and his wife—the man a: - He spenks French German, English nd Italian, and is well educated — His wife as Isdy’s maid, cook. or for to tke cave of children. ference can be giveu. Call on F, SCHUSTEK, HEALTHY WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION ‘us wet nurse—can come highly recommended Enouite at No 4 Stoneatreet, three doors irom the corer of Whitehall atreet. ANTED—BY TWO RESP+C CABLE \OUNG Women, situations, cne as waiter nud ¢humbermad, the other todo e”amberwork. wash and iron, Good city refe:- ences—no objection to guing in the country. Apply at 135 Auity at. near Sivth Avenue abe aig WANTED » SITUATION-TWO KESPECT ABLE Protestant girls, oue to go ns seamstress oF nuise, she other to do cl mber work or plain s~wing; and would eral hou~ fat feo k for nam. the tth fostagt, od eat Assi 1 Aine ‘and the wing M. Flint, a MeKarght, the electors of the was called to the chair, and Secretary, Ou motion, a commiitee o} to nominate suitable persons to be tors of the thud watd at the éns ing perrous wi Haat ight. Northern round yellow sold at 53> ; and 1400 New Ov. leans, heated, sold at 47c. Meal—For. New Jersey, $2 50 was asked, but no sales of moment ware reported Rye Sales of 1400 bushels wore made at 75¢ delivered. Rue Flour—Bales of about 400 bbis were reported at $3 50a eer Barley- Sales of 600 bushels were made at Cattie—At market, 1000 Beef Cattle, (500 Southern, the romainder Enetern and New York State,) 60 cows and calves, and 400 shee) | andlambs Beef Cattle—The tremeactions to-day and for the week past warrant us fe! prices fcom $7 to $8 60 per o@t, whioh is a ma- terial advance upon the rates obtainable last week. A lot of some 40 head was taken for the Bermuda market. About 100 head remain unsold. Cows and‘Cal sold 8 prices asin quality, from $18 to $45:$50 Sheep and Lambs--'There wasa smulier number on sale last week than there hes been for many months past. Sales at from $2 50 to $6a6 50 Allsold Hay aad straw—Are selling, (loose timothy and clover.) at 62} a76c per cwt. and the latter at $2 2622 873¢ the 100 bundles. oF i as—We notice sales of 100 chests crude camphor a 2. Faoit - There was considerably doing to-day, and ws notesales of 1200 boxes Messina oranges, at about $275; | 550 do do lemons, at $2 6254; 800 boxes wet and dry rai- | Bae ry ping. penoert Alexis Sich 5 2d do, Levi Foosom, Chi Iseac H. Griffixg, Hueh Martin. For Sehool Comr ry nt Al rman for ne se year, tied to the nomination of Alderman, to whig electors of the Phir Ward at the ensui Kesolved, That in Joseph T. Beil. our candidate Fo tant Aldermag, we ua word, and emic enti; Resolved tt id the other of med good end true whige, ‘and ‘al well fed for U the es for which they are nominated. JUHN M. onence Manony. Secretary. pleces. Baring’s circular of the 24th of March,has the follow- ing remarks relative to American State stocks :— Some parcels have been sent from the continent for realisation, and prices bave receded. Sales have been made of Ohio, New York, email Maryland, Mas- sechusetts, and Seuth Carolins, at beth our quotations, The three last mentioned stocks sre not of easy sale. For dealings in other stocks, our quotations cannot be relied on a8 current, and the price must be matter of negotiation. Quorations—Alabame fives, 52 a 55; do. sterling, 65 8 59; Indiana old bonds, 20 = 83; Illinois, 83.087; K- tucky sixes, 86 a 89; Loutsians Union Bank, 76 a 80; Massachusetts fives. 92; Maryland fives. 65 = 67; Missis- sippl sixes, 1€61, 50, buyers; do. sterling fives, 15 « 20; lichigen, 25 # 80; had York f fives, 85 a 87, ex dividend; Ohio sixes, 84} a reer spent 6836 0 66; South Carolina fives, Tee, She do. 1858 to 1668, 82 0 85; 85 388; New "york city, 75 a 78, The annexed statement exhibits the receipts of the Little Miami Railroad Company, for the month of Meroh in each of the past two years-— Littce Miam Ra w, K Ww: | oes at $1 40 a $1 50 ; 20000 lbs. old dried apples at | Fu pra WARD J LigMCAD AMA: pg, fe Aigner age and 30 bushels western Peaches, at $4 25, cash. man, ALEXANDER H, SCHULTZ for NR ag —The market continues firm, with sales of 200 | liamC. Scott, James A. Richy Se ee nual Cpe bbls is. Mass ‘mackerel, No 1°. in lote; at $9 ie $0 1936 0 $0 25; | king, Ira Greene; for School t $6, and 85 do No, 13% | nell; for School pep ector, ‘Dr A 3 herring, there wae eee demand at previ- Bchiol Prastee, With tam Seott. ous prices. fon you from EHOE: Come " the victory is won. (ae Cnacxens—BSales of 400 boxes No. 2's, at 950, Hea" hei aa of American dew rotted were iene or eed men, and For coe Bagh WARD.—A FEW a ratcntons by pub UY, oHis Ward have made anatelves nidicalons hing a cireular, witha vi f det Gofoating regularly tg a Dem saretie ticket, hes yj rit lou, for Alderman, which th ey | labor to shoes that their Tegal to distract fthe Ward, are Nava Stonzs—The market was somewhat unsettled by the Hibernia’s advices, and be ay bave as yet transpired to show the effect of th O11s—Liaseed—Sales of 6000 yey English reported at 650; American city pressed remained about the same, while the market for both kinds closed with greater firmness. Fish oils exhibited no change. Paovigrons—Considerable transactions in pork were reported, including 300 bbls mess, at $9 81%; 200 do wel seomed aint $9 76; and other parcels ware re- Fores, to have been sold to the extent of abeut 500 bbls, including 200 thin mess,at $9 75; and 800 prime quality mess, at $10. Sales of 200 tierces suger cured hams to be perios the na the ward to Partici- canally et e pea oy ae Pheonix for emular the fait ror 166, "and m and voting for J. Phi very head and hea elec: as Freights. Passenge: Totals... ces cee cee ceee oe + + G20,528 68 The receipts for freight last year were uncommonly heavy, owing to the extraordinsry demand for bread- stuffs and provisions for shipment to Europe. The following is a statement of the total receipts in barge healer rhe 1g years:— 1847. 1848. 165 5.520 6 935 40 ia 283 8 70 15 067 8013 183 96 Totals... $2,484 03 $3,367 35 $20,528 02 $20 669 36 Compared with last year, the receipts for the month this, do not exhibit an increase, but om the contrary a slight decrease. ‘We learn from Louisville that there has been a panic in that olty, in Tennessee Bank paper, in consequence of some of the brokers refusing to purchase it. The cause of the refusal on the part of the brokers, was the want of funds. The Tennessee banks have within the past six months reduced their circulation more then three millions of dollars, and redeem their notes prompt- ly on demand. It thus sppears that because a few bro- kers, having no capital to carry on the business in which they are engeged, successfully, because they are so poverty stricken as to be unable to purchase all the bank bills offering, that the credit of the banks is shaken, and apenic is crested. It is full time for a panic when the banks refuse to redeem their bills at their counters. Nothing satisfactory or definite has been determined upon relative to the Wooster Bank of Ohio. The cirou- lation in the hands of the public when the bank sus- pended was about four hundred thousand, and the amount of specie on hand was about one hundred thou, sand dollars. It is understood that the officers of the bank have determined to pay their depositors It is im- posible to tell at present what per cent the bill holders will recive; but the prospect is by no means flatterin, The quantitiy of coal trapported on the Reading Rail- road for the weak ending the 6th inst., wae 25,892 tons, making the aggregate for the season 214,882 tons. The shipments by the Schuylkill Canal for the week ending the 6th inst , were 7,103 tons, making the aggregate for the season 12,107 tons. Total receipts from the Schuyi- kill coal ‘region this season, up to April 6th, 226 989 tons. The Schuylkill Canal Company have commenced the season with the most flattering prospects, and we have no doubt its coal business this year will tend very much to releive it from;the embarrassments which have #0 long weighed upon it The Reading Railroad Com- pany will doubtlees do a large business this year; but no very great increase on that of last year, can be expected. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port for the week end- ing the 7th instant, inclusive, distinguishing the desti- nation and the extent of shipments to each country Commence Or Tue Port or New Yorr—Weexty Exronts. ove seed, 6.217 Ibs; tobaece, facture, 46,017 Ibs; lard, hams, 350 226 iar pork 236 bbls; beef, 55: rex, 6,581 lbs; oil cake, 88.214 Ibs; tarpenting, ,! corn, 55,235 bueh; beans, &e , 206 bush; but- ter, 18614 tbe; ‘cheens, 135. m2 Tha; tallow, 197, 816 Ibs; ap rits turpentine, 2,867 gals; rosin, 1,602 bbis; cotton, 4,243 bales, Tu France —Cotton, 237 bales; beef, 235 bbls; tobacco, manutactured, 3.317 Ibs; pork, 60 bbls; tar 50 bbls, Fiour, 65 bbls; meal, 325 rasckerel, 150 bble; beef, 31 tter, 1.506 Ibs; spirits tury ls; ating, 757 gals; lord. 9; tobacco, manufactured, 4338 ibe; hems, 3 215, 15 567 Ibe; cheese, 27,038 Ibe; roe, 84 tierces; bread, 60 bbls; 5 To British North American Coloni:s.—Flour, 927 bbls; meal, 603 bbis; bame, 4117 lbs; pork. 100 bbls; cheese, 3217 lbs; rye flour, 480 bbls; cora, 600 bush; beef, 20 bbls; rice, 18 tierces; tobacco, manufectured, 87,071 Ibe. 7? British Weat Indies —Flour, 1269 bbls; brend, 449 bbls; corn. 940 bush; rice, 23 tierces; rye flour, 15 bole; meal, 1.446 bbie; beef, 160 bbla; pork. 2.6 bb g; peas, ko) 100 bush. Live Stock—Oxen. 30; sheep, 90 To St. Domingo.— Flour, 200 bbia; ries, 9 tierce 10 bi beef, 5 bbls; lard, 2.500 Ib Batter, reap ibe? cheese, 900 1be; hams. 600 Ibs; whale oil. 170 gals To Danish ‘West Indies.—Coi tleroes; Iwrd, 1,953 loa; fh beef, 2 bbl; ‘pork, 10 bbl The shipments of cotton to Great Britain during the past week have been comparatively large,and the exports to Great Britain generally were larger than usual. To France the shipments have been exceedingly light; the hte acthenata ‘ re 'Bold only b Hatareres Beers Clark, 23 ‘Fohn street tapes) B, A. .. Panestock’s cele- } ¢ been forced | merely. wot weny eny reg ay Many ‘bavesuok to pai they of recent Creed isi tna 0 by the aud of Hreat Fanestect’s Vi widely ex ended | co MURRCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET, Monday, April 10.6 P, M, ‘The stock market opened bucyant thie morning, and prioss for sone of the fancies improved a fraction At tho first board Treasury notes went up 3 por cont. Norwich and Worcester }s, Erio Reilroad 4 | from that trade, and both importations and exportations packets between this port and Havre have been withdrawn for breadstuffs on the other side, may encourage ship- ts from this side a¢ soon as internal navigation is re- sumed, and supplies from the interior bave given us | stooke large enough to reduce prices in our domestic | markets. continu juiet. I—Sales o! h ality wore made. at 70) 76 bls do, air to | heemematirs: Bacall wll aet do; 1360; 276 do were reported sold in two lots, fay to one at least of the candidates it if the latter did not look on low) ticket would c, and 600 kegs were sold on pri- jutter and cheese remained steady, at Sa- e note sales of 600 jars (Spanish) at 200. at “| i < Teat~Salen of 10) bushels (grevn) ab61 10%, cast | f WSerer’ SgUnRe abenenone id Rice—The mark pews, and no sales were re reported ‘The qootations re- ALSEHOOD EXPOSED—AN UNFOUNDED RE- mained nominally the same, vis: $3.25 0.8.90 per 100 Ibs. Bae is een starved by the disorganizers of the fifth Sxp—The lent sales of old clover wore made at Oi, | wariyie tec ede! that, KRANY *| and of new at 6% tiou, desigaed to induce Democrats Sucans—Among the parcels disposed of, we noticed | Wifiae Bmore 100 bhds Porto Rigo et ics ty occ ae do Cube stage, | wim eqular Rey ay 80 do doat $4.31; 40 do do at 4%; 160 boxes brown Ha: | the seket”™ WILLIAM WERT. Chatman Nomin ‘yana at 50, and 32 do do at 530, 4 menth. William C. Van Allen, Secreta 1.) v*Tautow all sales of rendered pg made at 9gc. Tosacco ~The market continued fi Waa nhc ap transactions were > reported. D.—INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC Wauxey ents was freely offered for State Priton, ‘uinations Bor Aasitact Aldermen, JOHN GREEN, of which 50 bi i. were sold at 223f0, and 100 bbls of Bal- | for Assessors, Dr. Hugh 3: G. Sperling: for Con timore were sold on private terms. ine i Wines—We report saleaof 50 quarter casks Port at i 800 to 900, 6 months. nN Feeder. Valie, ws 5 taf Azioute Rates remained at about Saturday's quo- Bees Zomunissoner of Common Beboole 3 ions, wi y en: ‘ments to European ports. * ir Inspector of ommon 8, Dr. a co'ton to Liverpoo! ‘sled was the‘current tated, und to ‘rastee of Vommon Schools, Dr. Edward Gisazow 4d on sqaare begs. For corn 4 a 50 was asked, in sacks and in balk. last engagement of lard to Liverpool was made at 173 6d. Reat Estate at Avction.—2 houses and Jota 46 and 48 Barrow street, each 25279, $7000 each; $14,000. s Hickson, ‘Geos 6 ‘8. "Woeldride ( —Joreph ds joseph Hiamftons 2d Jor TS ENTH WAR D—DEWOCKATIC WHIG NOMI- ions.=-For Aldermon—Kobe't T Haws; for : David Miller; for Assessors—Darius Ferry, Ji bin et MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK MARKET. Bat rimone. pei OS Pg Maryland Deferred | 7234: 1000 do Quarterly Ke 59 EN bd ek hg eaked mere ‘and Ohio Railrou Put: aperrnta, April 10— Fir bs, ob AH ‘$7150 State 5's, 73! WARD.—TO THE VOTERS OF THE ‘ard—Gentlemen, p ease eee well your the name of hax PAYERS oi the Fer NT} Fines tickets. before voting, and ¥ te thu G law appears, for Asseasor. h Wai FE GareenrH WARD—REGULAR DEMOCRBA- ue eee Nomivatiors. For Alderman, MOBE W 8 JACKSON: for t Alderman, WILLIA VAN wy Ky for 4 Isasnc A Moran, Michnel bs Ky bles lames Van Tae sito fea: azn’ enaearce 3 eg Ben Nay a 55 wepectors ar ileste in Ist Distriet— Al x. D. Renton, 1G Afer ere be Sch Nav a K. Vollard; 3¢ 384i oe $3135 dost 03 $17 709 meets 125 do, 8! 700 Lehigh 6's. ¥ t 62; 200 New Jersey c. 27%; 6 North thes ‘ustee, is J. Hagaa. ithe Ward C hve: Clawghloy 8 fend fe z ai fF 2% x. Union Can 58 Wanten: Sreret “te ommitiee. Nr jughley, Be: jamin oe ae ; NOK JOST IU# OF THE JUSTICE QURT OF: Tae Jeraey copper, 234. After Saies—30,000 State 5 ‘Sac paredetiared Rar Ge ae fies Slee 20 Bs iB ia LOTS fk abs aie gaat 3%: AVANA SEGAR*—THE SUBSCRIBER, ONL OF —— theowners of the m nulsetory of *K} dadio a Married, Che Wandering Jew,)' Ai a.” ad Corlots,” Be On Monday, the 10th iust., at the Orchard strest | i Havant, will keep 4 consaut supply of thess favorite bisecs Churoh, by the Rev. O A. Skinner, Gro. W. Frasxu to same by seyeial of 1 deckers of the citys MAN Mancaner, eldest daughter of Adam W. Youle, sq CO 61 Frontst. LAX SPINNING—PARTNERSHI?—A GENTL¥- Died, “ On the 10th inst.. of disense of the heart, Many Anx, nas fromm Beicale, im peat aetee) eldest daughter of Elishs D. and Ann Knower, aged 12 | Suyhoe augot the busin bevty ef aeequate years, | month and 26 days. locality, where the The re‘atives and friends of the family are requested | opening ix unque-tionably good. References given to some of to attend the funeral services,this afternoon, (11th inst,) | the first hetpes inthe erty. at af o'clock, at No. 167 Rivington street, without further | fn Boston and Alban: On the 10th inst., 7 after « loger Be... ® native of Rutnriienne county Dowa, Fie trends ds and La ene of the family, and uisoned ber ie Hagh, Patrick and Jobn Bell; and also her aons-in law, John Moroney and James MoAteer, respectfully invited to attend funeral, on Wedues’ afternoon, 12th inst., from her late residence, No, 30 Monroe street, at 4 Oa the 9th inst Ricuarn Van Hons, youngest son of the late Abraham Lefurge, in the 34 year of his The friend . relatives of the family, and the bera of Gre ih Lodge, No. 40,1 O. of O. F are re- speotfully favited to attend hie faneral,on Tuesday, 11th | from the ae of his mother, Catharine Lv- ee 194 Canal atreet, at 3 o'clock, P. M. without fur- ther Rie je heard of for a Advertiser cau informs hi an ers of New York, ¢! her first mstalmect of Millinery Pte] cluding morning and promes ing Caps, and Head Dresses of entirel Rie tatieny. Also a soile ibbons, of unsurp aut purposes. The prices of all good at the loweat possibie rates «f profit. ari ry, supplied on most advantageous termi se OOP} line Mes. Avice land, fatl-dre: new styles, and in owers, Feathers, aud FADAME | TALMON | L’ARMEE—FRENCH “AND German midwite—having studied at Ps ed herself et 121 Frank!i ee during their coufinement. ed under her immediate at- tates, in @ great measure, the coufive- i ment «f ladien TPO, TAILORS.—STINE plete System of Cutting aceordacee witu the Frevauin: eis? oy. AND COM f Garments, in strict Fr now ready 7. eekly Re: of Deaths relivery, and ean be obtained o} wuthor, 173 Broadway, In the city ty at | Count w York, from the Ist day of | A. heeler, Reporter of Fashions, 4 Courtiacdcetreet’ Price to the Bin day of Aprils per copy $6; to those who purchase. his former work, $5 per Men 00; 1 Women 83 ba 2.0 dated C4 on CLOTHING dies Ln of, such sh pri eg appa el, furniture, "tne the same, by sending for the tie post $¥ or otherwise. who will dat RAL VL v2) 466 Broxdway, up stairs, ei denres. Ladie Fever Pr Treen 5; Fever Ty jenri, of 5; Hin Div ha imunton of | Inder. fetus jas: received from Pi many of them ma price varies (rom 81Ct) lt, Business Syek, $5. Cloths s ee CH San ing, whieh I nay ¢ stock, mi kd mmation of Sto- Measles, 1; Moru- Prematare Birth, je, 2; Saffocstion 2; intestines, 1; Un- ee O: Belay, Pos {Small Por, 17; Suicide. no iserss I Uiseraticn of eetnde t. 61; AS . "7 iii my ots he Ae to rt Cw MANUFACTORY-P, C, WILLMARTH RE- avectfally acnounces to his old friends and customers, that he hee keg the supervision of the Cap manufactory attached to the New Yok Ri ihe Fact (well 2 to 5, 22; 5 to 18. 50, 38; will bea snfiicy expe ut guaranty that every ing from the shove catsblishment, will amply euetain tion for elegance, taste and durability, which his so long Hogtisned his productiorsaud + h ch he has aequired by vents dap is parvcular hue of busin $50 KEWARD FOR T conviction of the thi perty atolen feom the subscriber— nd recovery of the pro- tree’, two Trea No, 6852. letter U: both payable to ¢ Also a Gold The sinst buying Yon, ke, ke, CHAS. BH. LYONS. 316 Tear orl Ore EOF TH A a te mae MANGUY RES iN WALL STRERL LAID oven —J met publ son phe assay it th 134 cents, Btocks awd Stock lers, it will be oharscters of te T5 erock id to the public generally, of | found «f t thr View « bem dis the let May next the 29th imal (0 chat date, "By onde muster book will be closed fom Cole RVEMITT, See | triving 69 yages additional matte CARKOL’S “MEDIC ATED “VAPOR BaTi 8. | This work is adapted te t aeral tender, thereat of $1 FN | vends, as uraal,to disentes of the, bye and. Ea 'ILLOU, the regular ANTED—A SITUATION, RY A RESPEC’ young woman, to do chamberwork. washing, and iroving, or chambermaid and waiter ina smail private family. SCTABLE Has no of jection to goa short distarce in the country Can be well ;ecommended from her Inst placo Please to call at 177 Ninth street, between 2d and 3d avenues. ANTED TWO OK THREE YOUSG MEN, WITH or witvout board Apply at 21 Hudson st ARZED- BY ry RESPECTABLi sitaation as C « Can get the bert of city refer Can do washing andi 5 Apply at No.5 Burton street, near Bleecker. ee ANTED—BY A_ YOU* @ LADY WHO HAS tanght in a school for some t.me. 9 situation as teacher, one in the country preferred, or wou'd have no objection to taking chai two or three children, ss governess. Ple se call at 183 “first street, any time this week, or by dressed to“ Female Teacher,” 36 Cottage ton streets, will receive ION BY TWO RESPEC to cook, rare. end iron, and the Nu.76 20th street, ANTED—A SITU. ble youn) men o1 other to cow rs work. Please call between Gth th Avenues inthe re ANTED, A PAIR OF HORSES—ANY GENTLE | ‘pair of good. sound, gentle family carriage farses. ma) Ae Pan immediate purchaser, by addressing +a this office. WANTED—4, SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE yromes. to dothe kitchen work of asmall respectable famnil; Food washer and ironer, and a good plain ecok. Bre ect of city given. 'Pleass call at No. 222 the rear, between the 8th and 9th Ave- fortwo days, if not engaged. WANTED—A SITUATION & BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do chamber work, or puri conte. stress. Has no objection to go a short distance in the Ti of city reference can be given. Apply to76 Heary street. | Wasa SITUATION, BY TWO FROTES- tants of good reputation—oi cook, the other as nurse and seamstress, or chambermaid: well acquainted with clearatarehing. Good city reference is required. Apply at 215 Sixth averue, hree doors from Fourteenth atreet. W tata a ication RESPEC EARLE YOUNG we: sion as cook, wesher and ironer,or cham- iter; n> objection to do the housework of a penal family. Best of city re! Please call at No. 152 Forsyth street, the rear. WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE JOUNG Wo- man, a situation to do plain cooking, washin iron- ine. be willing to do house ce efmily, a id} to go ae the country. Good re ace, if required. th call 18 Canal street, second floor. Can be seen for two days. ANTED, BY A at yy tablet Lee yh a WHO unde: mas Ci at 196 Mercer atrect. AN’ .—BY A BesEEOTABLE YOUNG wes mu ituation as Chambermai: children or to nssist with w: ‘i GE Cu cNIENT HOUSE, WANTE! ted inoue of the Aven “Ba er than 6th, whi 4 possession Bere State rent and \ceality, and as rewe Dr. HAM 58 Greenwich street, \ al a id. Di YW TLEY, 58 Gi thd a AT | ua CHAMBERS STREET—FAMILIES on myv obtain pleasant parlors with cro her on the second or third floors. ane hive numerous can be gives imme- 0: TO ‘T WITH “BOARD, TO atiemen and their wives, or to single gentlemen. jouse. All the Croton water co rew kc. ace in the house. Apply at 162 Fé about a mile from Astoria, a hous th four acres of Jand, bara, carrit dener, Lursery hanic. Gomi ti fad steamboats every honr inthe day. -Ap= py 10.8. B. Hu jugs, 35 ‘cha street. NG. LET—SUITES OF ROOMS, CONSISTING OF parlors and bed rooms with private tables for families ; ingle rooms for gentlemen with breakfast vnd tea. The ly fe hed, avd lighted with gas throughout ch warm, cold sad she bat clay also, hor Apply at ESIRABLE RESIDENCE-FOR S4LE OK TO It —The elegant three s ory and attic dwelling hovse No 113 Kighth street, opposite La Fayette place. ‘The ho is built im the wost substantial manner, with all tha me improvements, Croton witer, gaa. &e. 26 fe leet derp, toxether with a back buildin, ne sold if desired. Apply vo W. P. Breet ~OFTS Wee STEAM POWER To Lit—THe 3 and 40 riding, srtuated eorne-f Reade and Cr power. Meoms 42 by it fet Apply to Jam iad Fulton street ORBE POWER MACHINE FOR SALE, complete order, suitable for one vs two horses ; als, two & BROTH 6m. 158 Seuth street GX APE VINES. FRUIT TREES, SHRUBBERY, be. ‘The sabscriber offers for enl e Blick Hlambure, St" Pe. ters, Fronlignae, Mureat of Al ‘and other choiee sorts in pote for forciey wha, 3 years rait, Ornamental Trees and Shrabbery; Fresh ‘Vewe ¢ Flower Seeds; Mixed Grass for Lawns; Bouquets of flowers for bridal and other parties. sai ‘Gardens der by practical Gardeners. T. DUNLAP, Seeds. 1d Florist. 635 Broadway. 10NS nt hoe PERSONS OF SEDE =NTARY to con rerrupting diges- in the neigh A tof life? Do y he cor vile me tioa, bine g complaints, debi dysper: », affections of the hevit—death? And doy yw that ‘eat 's Patent yo Shoulder Brace, by exps the chest, e bac! the ofthe | breast and ribs 2 helt Scare positi play of the breathing apparatos, preven senses and their terrible results? Agaie’s number is 237 Broad- way ing. lar day. For freight er splendid fumished accommodations, spply on 4 foot of Wall street. or to COLLINS, 46 Bouth areet. Shippers will find it to there nd: vantege to eall before ship; having their goods correct ‘advertised, full o after Wednesday Mr. W tually ber ail goods id acket ship CETL ON. wi wills succeed the Banepa, and sail her regnler | day. VOR LIVERPOOL—TO SAIL at wronmep4r ip wi cabin passage only, in] we commodanons, »| iWEK R.ortoPOYD H SKEN STATEY ISLAND FERKY.—NOTI after Wednesday, A beaten Islander. will notice, Leave Quarani A at 10 do, at 11 do, at 1 o’eloe! Samy at6 don Leave New York at 7 ovclock | 10 do, at 11 do, st 1 o'clock, P. M.. nt 2 do, do. at Woas ab du. and 174 do anter. 6 ranm 3 Toutes Banidious.’ AND | 3 4 be reti and was searcely the smooth lips and cheeks were now Ae pote with iskers and moustrehes—ar qualities to grow on the head, free, body or any 1 tended bir to gro’ will strengthen 8.0K them to Rrow oF spront. ved stop the elrirows fl toe - oe Bie fe ene ly fase Ian JO SES’ Chemical Sop a a Foauteh Lilly White dat thewme nivee 400, 00 BOTTL Kelling without a biogls complaint ; {t also, l¢ prepara tw the coun. olelvch, at his Surgery, 261 Dr iy aud Say medicine, sad Are | ray More Stock Exchai $5000 Tres ) ie as bid 102 198 aha Canon Co, btw 32% 1000 é 102 Erie Tome. do bio 107g a b10 33 2500 U S60, 67, stw lang 150 veo 33% one Keatacky 6+, 98% 175 Nor Ay Wor, 3) 390 Harlem KR, 5 veo do oa $0 do 19) 5 do 2 odo a 5 do 54 so do 5) 10. do 100 L Island RK, 490° do 0 do 50° do $0 do 20 Erie KR scrip, 70) ao “Gr Canton Co, ot water beth, besides ie jal, and eae nes at this season, when . es Os Hymiltens, Hat 50 cent oF 84 per d Penrlat; cents, or per wensraliy, Ly he Contars. of the Times. Ofie 42 per gross ; and T° LEF OR LEASE. AT MIDDLETOWN, L. 1 | ALL IN | powerfal well traised mill horses. Apply (oO K. GOUDWIN | seurfor dandroff trom the hoirandsesip, ead | | Undsouacd Greenw pm Aet Tpuce open fam ite 2 Wait acreet, in the basement wil be perf. yea 1 Kasug ey Maestro. Direttore, Bignor Bariili. orenertra and chorus Master Big. 4. Luieit Bviaiad by Signor Alieg's aus Molioi.” Costomes 4H. Hailor admitted. horses’ heads (ro: eke: street in ti apd Amphi eares rq with Astor Place eud highuh st ofthe Derfnen ne No lag the entre doors communicating et will be opened «i the end Gann mipire BY ‘fe ITALIAN OP RA Company at the | # gnorina 1 Patti, Sr. : the whole chorus ani the Astor Pinca iy ern Op raot NEB ve Grand Or: hestrn= Ve ut sand priests G Hebrew aud priests, Abuait, Pi Fd h terzetto, Wasricrs Ismael. Choru: Hebrew women, Levites ad war an Whit attemps ve? Abigail Nebuch deraes Zachariah, Jemeehs Auna. and mile and femsle+h ros, ebuch-dnexeur nd Finale, ‘hen Nebuchrduextor Le nobles nud’ papulace.. Prit 3-- Duet, E lisse nd Sig Bu quired. mael and pies WAmore, Donizetti, Sixaorina B Romance, II Sogus 8 rp Sigwer’s aviguoor aud Tortiavs |. Wosini Signora Lietti Rossi. Duet, cadante, Siznorin: f rofli and Siguor ‘Av gnene. Rouen, Dowzeiti, Signor Aroldi c from Eruari, Verdi. by the choral department, Maesiro, Signor B-rilt, Lender of the ore'est-n, Savor Lietl ‘Trekers Bl. to be hud at the music stores, priveiyel by tela. aud box off fice of the, Astor ace Opera, bait past 8t0 12 end 1 at to 9, No.2 Wat PONE D BoE till Wednesday evening next.—In con 2 ol the greatex e:tof the iteration and improvements 10. ore je them 33 vefore the above itis found impossible to comp! t jorge euxilinry body ol art have been cog on Wednesday ning next, Wiha tanety o: ve ean of witich fall particulars wall unre r went CHATHAM THEATRES TUKSDAY EVENING Apul ith, wil be presented the free of ADVICE PTR aT at BY eed Mr. Bows Afver phichs tha d of CHILD i ENT—Suplice drens, alr. Varry B Boot with ‘the WATRKS THE iy FieNocSie Hullebrand, Mr. Fields Master Gap Winanes Oliuda: Mite JB Bor dh; Ondice, Mite Grdeneas Damas Margueritia, Wray; Loto, Mis Deloniine, Doors open st? ra eee at TH o'clock. Boxes, 25 26 2 ROADWAY THEATRE—TUESDAY EVENING, April llth, will be presented the drama ealled the ADV: ~Autowe du Vervet, sir. Bloke: Mces, Dupres, M t Medyme La Rose, inek: Louis, telowed by, D Es FERS— " Fr i Bonary. ‘fo eou- th he farce of KINGDOVES—8ir Harry Waches Harry Mingdove, Mr Leaters Biss gelackit, Mra, Wiuatan ay —Doorscen at 7 o'clock — Pertormanes to begim at haf poet? Drews Circle nnd Par iby eyrelee. 25. | le Binney; ; i cre ree unOneN, Veit Mat success. "T'wenty-e) of rane et <T'V's MINSTRELS, the ol Ished bend ia the United S.ates, vader ‘the due STY, whose mimitab e and origmal ente: ck For the accom- ‘AP TERNOON CONCERT Voors open at 2, commence at 3 o'clock. ENTHANCK THROUGH | | open at 7, Cone vert comm modation of trery Saturday. ROADWAY OD Lon Pinteux’s Cafe Mille Colon: Grodly. —Musaical D: tor, Mr. Oldfield. 'ygmalion Statuary by anew company of las terest with newcostumes,draperies, &c—T uesday, A pri ‘art l—Danee on the Green; The Amazonian mph. Part Grecian rt S— Verginins and Vi) ‘ableau in hor or of thi aud ger id Morning iar, id Cleopatra, ke. ‘T rchestra box, 50 cents; Parquette, 25 cei Performance to commence at 8 o'clock ; a gray! pete MUS UM—P. x BARNUM Hircucocn, ‘Splendid _per- wt allareices at ha it 3 o'clock, and every 8. T < Mabeger hes engaged fe Fire-kivg, who eats rew hi of brimstone. 41 conle and peifo penta afterncon and evening. low comedian, Great Western, Miss Vocalist, Miss Julien Noble, ‘irs. Pelbys Wax Scripture Statuary, Madame Roes well, FortuneTeller. Admis- sion to the whole, including Museum, Performances. cents; children uxder 10 years of nge, and old en wa alone 12% cer served front soass, ene shilling sash 2 Benard Actress and av A vs. MAMMOTH alu Painted cf thy excepted ) price. The Panorama wiil commence moving xt 736 o'clock rea Afternoon exnibition on Wednescay and Satur ay. at 3 o'eloe "FY HE GRAND COLLECTION OF Titk WORKS OF the Old Masters, comprisumg original Piecures, Oe KY tian, Kubens, Raphael, mex, Van Dyck, G Horoumaso) Burmigians. Holbein, Jan Steen, Carlo bale roadway, frou 9. ‘AM wo we on, and many others of the old Maste Gailery, No 563 Bi ance 25 cents. ARADISE AND THE PEKL—BY THE «AMERICA Musical luutuce, atthe Taberna le, this Tuesday even- ieg, Agr:l ith, commenciog at & o'clock’ rrev.ous to whieh agrind Int-raatonsl Song of Liber'y, for fuil o chestrs and chorus, composed exprets y for ceasi n, Merciarten. ‘Lhe whole to cov clude «ith La M a chorus of two haud Coasuctor—Mr. Henry r Treks te for this oceasion, ¥ Tickets, One Doliar. No postponeme..t “Pinniue” used on tals eccanion oom tee incl st Ay: Bleetl eivis: Pare Sales oom io New York 38 "rondwnv. ETROPSL Mies bowen peepee oa Kooms. 410 roadway —The esent every evening, during the * reg a ther interearng aul sxtertaining delivestioue of “LIGHTS AND 8iADOWS OF NEGO LIF tr,” sllvstraed with a choice select on of the Melodies, 4 APOLLO at popular ances, k&e., enli iteare will be ¥ ye nd heath tue the neato character. wall be porttny: 4 Por and moat virid colors, Mp Austin Phillipe, tne | Wr. Admittance 25 cen'g, Childeen half commerce m PM KB rOW pi ce, Verfurmanees oATRE— PuILAD LRHIA Mech “th=Tnenday Ey: ping, april d he tragedy of MACBETH acduff, Sir, Wheater: Bur quo, Mis. Walinek. After whieh, oy Low, Mr. Chapmen Fisher; Naney, evening thr wee Ander Lith, 1848, will ne pe mache h. Mr. *uderscn Mr. Leman: Lady Ma THE WINDMILL—Sem Mr. a Beckett; ae Aa, Mr. Ar deren we | DESOLUHON—NoTi 4 15 eRe y_ GIVEN thot ihe subse> ber h from tne euprF nérsinp ba: iaersol RESIN CW Paki Pi ° ra men ber of said firm. New York, April It, 1845 OB HUN LER Sk DNA. T.D AC, PROFESSOR OF THE *D'Sproish Longuage, respecitally ivforme his friends ond the public that he continves to give learon: eeual in hs popular and easy system, which renders the study Go-the langua @ both agreeable and tvteresting ; and also info mas By anish gentlemen that he ow forming an Fngliah Clos» | Herma moderate, nod inde knows co applieation, at hie | Rooms, No. 115 Chambers street. Would iperpectatly. refer | ty Hon. AO H. Mickle: Poet eae auger \M Meeks, Kea. ; James Aleoek, Esq.; Jimes Whitehorne, B83. | A.B. Alver Keq BRDENICK A. WOO! WORT Hi, 525 BROAD WAY, oppsite the Broadway eived by the Inte arrivais from Havre —shelt m Lubin's perfumes, Lubia's and Monp faus, silver pa ich drets faa, opera giuase an glassware, d purses, porte-monanies, toilet brashes, fine bronzes, eases, dreating case dor ready pe iting derk», pipe: | 3 1ow's SIATIC | ELIXIa, THE BEST REMEDY Ss iow: Agia ure of & ‘ough. Shortness of Breath, Paina ittiog of Blood from the Langs, In- in foet every disea in the Sides or Cheat, cipient Bronchitis, | connected with Pulm | in New York at WY | street; Fg ne Se" Rrniadweys nnd Pa ANTIDOTE FOR GQN- d cummilar disorders. This of the meonvement and useless oa, ke., &e., are required. Ove bottle is generally ficient to'enre an caro eave, which not ‘enfequently dis | Sppears ater s sig * oats mes. Price $1 per boule. For sais | by CH RIN wav en stream. SKASES oF THE EVYE—DR. WHEELER. OCU- ist, 29 Greenwich atreet, with cor public, that there is searcely auy disease wo | aud beauti wl organ is sutject- that does not yied to hi I mode of treatment. References given to the first families in the eit. from 8A M, to lo cioek, P. fon after whieh he d i time ty ont door P ationte. ‘| Mine SAL AID—DOCIOR MUAPHY, OF 63 GOLD street, can be confidentially coasulted ou private, die- |. Merenris! Ulcers, Constitutinnal De improved trthod of carim 1h be fonad infallabie. M. | BALEN, | diBases there refecred treet hom 8to ZAM, and 6.0092 M Ay excepted.) Those who apply 1a the early stiges of these comp!amts, will be sstonished at the rapidity and ttle ieeonventenee srtea- fy. however, those wuo have suffered f people, or otherwise, who can pO erviews ding the care. Itiseh | jomg from a certain c! O CUnk NO FAY —0K ¢ O«Bi ber of the Royal Coll treatment of n years, devot re the worst form of No mereury used, uor re- in ieto or busue.s parsmite. Striemnres cared in one ot two weeks w At pearcely | bd Peiy. Cooetetnt onal Debi ity— Those ode ho dulged ja a cermin loatnaoue 77 ‘ored to eee h > EF "Tame ereley are atréets “br. K intends to ex complaints of A prvele cara rofnin and dise-ses depending san aneer ef treating genital « is private reside: aq Prnetice as usmal te ther with seit Kehewmn, smpare state of the vlond, His bality (aukwo wn to physiciacs in vie €icy) will be foued ex m every crue, Unless Where impo wan have vil the nee to them, by af fer, adrexva ¥ stieet, New from 7 to 10 P.M.