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been recently seized sheriff for tng $260,000 ; and ik hould be sold, ha ier two banks, amounting to ey two millions of = ‘8, will be ent! lost. They therefore ve @ great interest in the pr ent. Yoster ‘#y the opinion of the Court was given to the petitioner’s counsel. Judge Campbell seid tha: the power of the Court to order mch a proceeding was in doubt— the Court were divided on the subject. They however stated this- that if the facts set forth in the Petition were ua stated. and if the truntees were to loaw the money, there would bs no difficulty im the settlement or confirmation of their accounts. But the Court could ‘not confirm or ratify this lewn i advance. Judge Par- sons thought the circumetances would justify the ty tees in making the loan. He faery mg the Court had thority 6 make the order prayed ior. Judge Kelly of the ssthe opinion. Mr. Wharton suggested that the petition was filed, if the Court refused its prayer, although favorable to its object, the entry that the pe- Lition was refused might create diffoulty hereafter. if the trustees sbould loan the money, actipg under the favorable intimation of the Court. It was then sug- gested that the petition should re: as filed, without any entry of the action of the Court befng made. So the t off, and the presumption is, that the 8 will take the responsibility and loam the money. Baurimone, April 27, 1843. The Taylor, Whig, and Democratic Cenveniions—Col Davies Posted as a Coward, $e. The State T'sylor convention assembled in Baltimore yesterday, and was attended by delegates from el a of tne twenty-one counties of the State, and was a per- fect fac mile of its predecessor of the Tyler in depen- dent “no party” convention, of 1841. The two great moving spirits inthe convention, were Otho Se ott, the gteet repudiator, and John L fey, editor of the hich establishment seems to have gone over, 1, int “no party” ‘Taylor cup, it has been a prominent Clay paper, The convention gsve additional proof ot the fact, that the Taylor party. in Maryland, i like the ‘Tvier party in every respect, being composed of discard ed leaders and cflice-seekers, wit but a corponal’s guard Of followers. The whig city convention assembled last night i were addrossed bythe delegates elected to t cvavention, all of whom gave in their adhesion to hig principles, under the lead of Harry Clay. ‘she democratic’ convention ‘also assembled, and cleot- edd viegates to their State convention. The best spirits seem,'d to prevail emong them,and so far asthe mem- bers of the convention are concerned,, they go for a re- electiom of Mr. Polk against the field. They are not only vmited, but are contident of success, even in old Mary wna, in 201 sequence of the Taylor movement. Colo vel Jucoy, G. Davies. the Mayor of Baltimore, was oy d_ at the Exchange as a coward by bis ‘7, Ceptain J. Mayo, of the U 8 Navy. Colone 4 Dav/.cs appeats this morning in a card in the ee ny, tha 9 Teceivod an impertinent pote a few timer, signed J Mayo, reflecting on nis aged moubers w'a0 is ulso the mother of Mayo’s wife; that he return: 4d, it, written by matter gintil yesterday morning, when he was informed that he» -was ponted atthe Exchange as a coward. yetien fey brothe Weekly Herald, The Weekly Heratd will be ready at nine o’elock to- It will contain all the news of the Single copies, ia wrappers, eixpence. morre mw morning. week. Se I. MM. Hoffman, Auctioneer.—Refined Sugar. 1. 4 HOFEMAN & Co, will sell on Tuesday, 2d May, at 12 Sal ove} be oek, atthe Comm rei: Room, comer of Broed and ver atteets. refined gugar—the remuning stock of reflaed Au. arcof tie. ats firm of Woolsey &. Woo sey, consisting of lo df crushed and. powdered telised ant, of standard aud iv ferior brauds. in the ustial backages. ‘This sale is made to ¥ And uothe effaireof the fia, getting from the Du ' anes, snd will be mde ous eredit of four months, appre aotes for all sums over $100, aud on other terms whi de made known at the time of sal “The Morning Star” contains In addition to its usval variety of editorials, news items, citv items. city ‘ntelligeace, ke., Mr. Curtis’s new original novel, ‘the Moi ihe Sa-avac, a tale of the war of 1812, which increater terest from day today. O Sts. Price one ¢-nt; 6 cents per week. The First Impression —Nothing more startly arrests attéstion thin an efilaent geowth of shining ring eta, cluste-e! fair white brow. We don’t meni cle formal, st ff, like th got, up with gui tural. fl wing, lacks, Chooses to use PH AL! sbe had at 61 Broadway, oe will , i cecorver of Ann and ivassau Wigs ond Toupe ore info med that the best pi w York to procure first quality Jp isat BATCHELOR’s mannfa No.2 Wall str: “dl wigs obtained 1 medal nt the stitute. ‘Strangers elsewhere. ntaneous Liquid ers to a perfectly even own, without tothe most fe that performs all it proi street, near Broadway, Halr Dye—tai hair dye will color t and aatural color, bl ortkin. Onze trial will prov is the only artiele for the fu; po told at Wm. Batchelor’s, 2 W: Gold _Pens—Olamond Pointed—Great Re. den vou want the best and cheapest try a" Kicheli ¢ Points are warrante; years, and for finpuess and flexibility Bold o:ly by 8. e. Watson and J. Y. Savage, 92 Fulton street. Gol ran upwards. Gold Pens Warranted Diamond Pointed 5 Lomiy silver penci! case included J. W. GREATON & 7) Cedar street (one door from the Post Office. up stairs) seers. wholesale and retail, to call and examine tock of Goid Pens and Cases. They keep vot only Pens ue own mannfaeture, but those of ali other makers. be for to and for five 8, oft: Gold Pens. —Dealers in Gold Pens areinvit- od to exymine rotey’s improved Fouat-in Gold Lay = ]esmnes dak enough 1o w ite a whole page ; and ome ly of peers & U (up stairs) 25 John street. 10 found tre tone of all tae best max ia the country, at m an oo lowest net prices. Gold peus repaired or ¢: changes ‘The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery, on the apper os of Broadway and Murray Usa tec should be vi myers Pt a im 10 ha ty one of the most att i the ei or nds Want & picture, Pi jumbe’s i is the plac to get it. hs hms Hentaucky—I housands of severe ce! ond colds and thousands of cases of consumption an bere been cured by Sarsaparilla. Asthma Cured— Kentucky, April 7, 1848—Dr. Townsend—Dear Si Pleasure to inform v. wife has been ha hacking cough fora pag while and then the “L_was advised to try some of your jid s0, and she is new quite a for which I Yours, respectfuniy, FA 5 Princival Office, 126 Fulton wi ‘asthma set in ver Sarsaparilia. [ very thankful. justice of Peace. Moorhead’s Graduated tic Machines, from the heesrifal implicity of their manufacture, are pre- ferred to all instruments ofa like nature. ¢ new Manual: for use accompanies them, with fu |, clear, beh ag dures ‘The tries, 7 $12, complete and’ w 18? Rrowetw COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MOPMEY MARKET. Whuriday, April 27—6 P, M ‘The stock market continues in a very feverish state and prices consequently very unsettled. At the first poard! to-day, Kentooky 6's fell off % per oent; North American Trust, {; Long Island, }<; Reading Railroad, 1; Pennsylvania 5’s advanced 44; Utica and Schenects- dy, 134; and Norwich and Worcester, }4; all others c!osed at prices current yesterday. There was not much dis- position exhibited to sell at current rates, ia consequence of the panio prevailing relative to the next advices from England. Thebears are very loud in their predictions of the result of the political movements in Great Bri- tain, and the balls were sufficiently intimidated to keep out of the market. Holders of stooks were not anxious to sell, and faw were disposed to purchase. At the second board prices stiffened a little; but the transactions were to a very limited extent. ‘We learn that the failure of Lake & Co., of this city will not embarrass or injure the oredit, in any way, of the Commercial and Agricultural Bank of Galvestor, Texas. That institution is fully able to moet all its lia bilities, and as soon as new agencies can be established, its exchange operations will be to the fullest oxtent ri newed, that oll the checks of the bank on its agents will be paid, and the exchange remitted held subject to the orders of the bank. Tho Comptroller of this State will sell at auction on ‘Wedpverday, the 3rd of May, for account of the circu- lating notes of the James’ Bank, the following nominal securities :— New York State fives, redeemable in ring $4000 Do do do do 1855, 1,000 Do do do do 1950, 1,200 Do do do do 860, 2000 Do do is do 1860-1861, 6.000 United States fives do 1858, Michigan University sixes, do 1883, Total. ...+ 0 For lesniieai of the siroulating notes of the ‘Atlas Kew York “he a ase og in 1862, $100,000 00 Do do 1860, 10 000 00 Do do to 1856, 2.000 00 Do do do 1950, 1,205 17 Total. cccsceececeeeeeseees $I1S:905 17 ‘There will also be sold for acconnt ¢f the olroulating notes of the Atlae Bank, a bond and mertgageexecuted by Edward Grifing, and assigned to the Comptroller of the State of New York, in trust for the redemption of the circulating notes of the above bank, for $65,000, due August 28, 1852, on nearly three blocks of ground in the city of Brooklya, lying on the East river, between the C tharine and Jackson street ferries. ‘The Comptroller bas no legal right to foreoiose this mortgage, but is obliged to sell it atauction When the Atlas Bank suspended, the Comptroller applied (o the Legislature for the passage of a law authorising him to foreclone mortgages in all such cases, but tothing war done relative to the matter, and he fs compelled to abide by the law es it mow stands The Commercial and Farmers’ Bank of Baltimore hae declared a divitend of four per t for the last six months The Bank of the State of Georgia has declared a divi- dend of three dollars per share out of the profits of the Jett ox monthe lt is generally upprebended that the news to arrive b the next steamer will prove more disastrous than any thst has heretofore reached us. The fear is that the Cher. tists movements will entirely overturn confidence; that the credit of the Bank of England, the government ard mo't commercial cet ablishments, will yield to a common this country will be tremendous. Deprived of the usual facilities for sending forward our produce through the means of exchanges, we shall be compelled to make large remittances in specie, to disch: rge our obligations for ‘phe goods we are importing; and should this counter our- rent prove extensive, it isessy to anticipate what will be the condition of our own banks. The last accounts brought us tidings of the withdrawal of large deposit from the savings institutions in Ireland, which had crea- ted the most serious alarm to the Reyal Bank of Ireland; and to such an extent those premonitory symp- toms, that apprehensions were entertained that similar course would be pursued in England, causing a heavy depression in tho price of the capital stock of the Bank of England. It is imgossible now to foresee to what ex- travangances these monetary embarrassments may 40 ; whether the suspension of # general confidence will not throw back on the United States every bill of oredit which has been negotiated, and not run to maturity, be- fore the crisis. There is soarcely acommercial or banking establishment in this country that may not be compell- od to rest entirely on its independent resources; but we fear there are very few, entangled with foreign connec- tions, who are so circumstanced as to be able to with- stand the sl wreok and crash of European confi- dence. It is in vain to speculate on the strength of the Baringr, Rothrohilds, Hopes, the Banks of England and of France, none of whom can resist the power of the general flood, and in such periods of political overthrow, the financial collapse becomes universal. The lest quotations for United States Government stock, im London, show am apparent improve- ment; but there is much reason to believe that the rise was artificial, im order to produce an effect im this country, that those who bad re- tly taken our treasury loan might have an opportu- nity to dispose of their interest to better advantage. It is well knowa that the Rothschilds subscribed for nearly four millions of eur treasury notes, and it isequelly noto- riots that they are extremely crippled, not having the ability to meet their enormous responsibilities to the Frenoh government. Thus, then, have they undertaken this stookjebbing movement in London. There need be no better evidence of the probable accuracy of this sus- Picion, than the fact, that while a sudden inflation was given to our government stock, the soundest State stocks were pressed on the London market, at depre- cls‘ed prices, by their continental owners—the Hopes, Rotheobilds, &: It is also @ matter of certainty, that large amounts of bille, drawn on full credits and on property consigned, and, in some instances, where there were joint interests, have been refused acceptance If this wonton species of dishonor, this disregard of commercial faith, be ex- tended to the final return of the exchange on us, the Southern banks must become seriously embarrassed; and as most of their exchange has been negotiated through this city, it is easy to foresee that we shall! be placed in situation of extreme peril. The end will be, great financial and commercial distress, throughout the United States, productive of much misery, bank- ruptoy, and public and private sacrifice of credit; but, should we be able to resist tho torrent, every important interest in this country must, and we hope will, flourish | beyond any former period of success. ‘The anuexed statement exhibits the aggregate amount of the specie currency of France, according to the latest official reports from the Miat. The circulation of paper in Franee was more limited than in this country or in Great Britain, in consequence of the prohibition upon the Bank of Frante to issue bills of less denomination than five hundred frames, equal to one hundred dollars; and the principal cirsulating medium of the masses, in their daily transactions, was, therefore, gold and silver. The recent decree of the provisional government, grant- ing the Baxk of France the privilege of iesving bills of the denomination as low as one hundred francs, will in crease thé paper currency of the country, and supply the place of a large amount of gold and silver, which will be hoarded by those who have no faith in the stability of the new government. Coinage or Gow, Sitver ano Corren Corn in France Manufacture cf gold pieces of coin on the decimal system . Manufacture of silver coin.. Total oo ce veceeeeeee seeee fr, 4922.484,117 To this amount must be added the coinage of bullion and copper pieces, made from 1726 to 1815, which would present a total of fr 73,274,875; deducting several pieces withdrawn from circulation by various laws, and re- colard, would reduce the above amount to abou, f.52 877,208, which, added to the above sum of fr,4 922,484,117, makes a total of fr.4,980,361,320, ‘Tha following is the account, according to ‘veral pleoe:— feces with a Hercules on them, 3,760,042,397 ich B0- fr. 106,237,255 1 415,854 495 1,004 163 170 685 430 240 1,715 798 957 52,877 208 fr. 4.990,361;320 Total os. ecseeeneee The gold coin is divided as follows :— Pieces of 40 fran: «© 20 franes. 304 432 250 £63,009 360 1,167,441,720 3,615,296 805 60 881,230 54 002 483 24 882 995 5,079 634 Retalvess cocci: . sseee 9,760042.397 ‘Thus, France possesses, in specie, a capital which, considered integrally, may be coined up to four or five thougend millions ; since the coinage of every year since the documents were drawn up, is to be estim: about 100,000,000 a year, in gold and silver. Stock macmanges $72000 Treas Notes a u a 10shs Howard Tos Co 98 10000 do 60 1 ica SenKR 127 5000 State 6’s "st anton Co b30 3336 2500 State 7’s 49. - ” = 4000 Kentucky 6% 98 360 3: 10000 Peausylvania S's jn 0 Erie Bio Serine” 69 37 wy fall 69) m 1B Nor x Wee RR 32 4 DAS 326 3% fo bad 33 so do a Boge 5 bis fala mete, is i EM 7 200 960 29 200 29 50 bio 29 100 b30 29! 50 29 100 160 575 Har! Railroad 5 530 4 oO Second Board. $1000 Treasury Notes 102 1 Heading Bond 55) 1000 Rdg vita Bonds = 62-25 Nor ay Re 32 200 eading RR 53 32 L 20 Erie Railroad 69) 28: OITY TRADE RHCURT, New Your, Taunspay Arreawoon, April 27. The near approach of the period fixed «non for the ing of the canal, together with the anticipated rival of the steamship Americs, now nearly due, com- bined to produce more or less langour in the domestic produce trade generally. 8 of flour for home use wore again mado at yesterday's prices, the market clos- ing steady. A small enle of Genesee wheat was mada on terms stated below. Corn remained the same, with ‘There was no change in other kinds of meal. By ou telegraph report from Boston inthat th market remained without change, ady business was doing. Provisions in this tood as befor Lard contlated 4 ull, while pork faa steady, Groceries were selling to a faic extent to the trade, without material chi Asnes—Small sales of pots continued nominal at $7 75. Breavsturrs, ~Flour—The sales, ineluding various #mall lots, footed up about 1670 8 2000 bbls, including Geneseo at $6 128 $6 3734, for fair to pure quality Michigan straight brands 26; 500 bbis this tate at $6 1254; 205 do Ohio, via 4 r! at th price; 300 do New Orleans at $6 25; snd'200 do lyn at the same price; sales of southern were lig we have only to notice salss of 150 bbls Richmond coun- try at $6 25, with 100 do Baltimore, Howard street, at at $6 124% Wheat—Sales of 1000 bushels Genesee we made at $1 3734; the sales of Ohio white were made at 1860, and of red at 1260. Corn—Sales of 70004 $000 bushels of New Jersey yellow wore mace in several asparate lots at 630; 900 a 1000 do do were sold at 520; some lots of northern yeliow commanded 530; sales of New Orleans, slightly eg nd limited sales. in pric re made at $6; pearls extent of 200 bbla Ni $2 3744. Rye—Sal | of 1500 bu were made at7ic, Ry: | in two of about 400 made at $3 564 0 | $9624, Oats Canal were steady at 46: Corren—A fair id for thi Toguler trade, with salos of 500 bags Jay: mn, at TH0 Corton —The business in this article continues small. ‘Ths sales to-day amount to 800 bales, chiefly to spin- | ners, nod at prices showing @ decline of 7¢ of a cent on | tha steamer’ ‘9 news. fomackerel there is nothing of moment dotng, while prices remain without a! dry ood we no- tics salonot 800 quintale at $3 a d 190 do in drams $375 | a tort —Tho only salen we hear of ate 1000 boxes wet and dry raising at $1 375¢a$1 50, and 6000 do new dried apples, in barrels, at 3360, cash.” eur is ia a esd at provions prices, Th ben a very active demend for d the stock on hand has sui csi Gar, psa the tack om nd nae 2 gad, 9 to 1299 chaos, and as a paturs! consequenes, the reaction on | made at 19}g0, and 155 40 Cubs = Sales of 1,000 bbls rosin, North coun- ‘There was no change in other port aales of 2000 gallo 580; and 5,500 do Knglish wt O59 thatthere Sma be quarter. We quote over Tage : : middling and light eclonts do. Pen en when det ita hemlock sole at 13 to comet Be Ce ee ares eerie thn vas g I fend fr from thet 14 to 150.; dam: ‘aif skine are in consider also upper leather of all descriptions eideeable request; Movasses,— Sales of 100 hogshesds Cordenas were | ig 100. O11s—There is a good demand for If ity pressed brokerage off Some holders the quotation — of 10.000 Iba at Go a 70. ‘KOVISIONS,—-Meas pork was st derate rales to the tade ri ar with limited sales. There wae meats. 20 hogsheads. made at 8% Beef — re made at $7 75, made at 70. Sales of 100 b of 200 bi 250, 4 months nseed, and we ra- Amperioan at 570 8 8 50% the latter price uote English lin: Vt 57c, but we cam hear of ho tram ac'ions % subetentate In palm oil there is some movemer at $10, with mo- quote at $3 3736, no change in pickled ‘aged, smoked hams were bis country mens Lard—Salen of 250 kega wore In barrels the article remained bi grease lard were made at 50. There ‘was nothing oe to note in butter or cheese. Rice —Ssles of 50 tie: for fait to alot prim gee ongeoin ales of 260 bhds vane at 57496!;c, 4 mos, at $3 25 a $33736 sare firm, with @ good demand. We notice * New Orleans at 42460; 300 do Porto Rico at 4445140; 180 Cuba at 4ado, and 150 brown Ha- By auction 100 bhds New Or- leans were disposed of at 2X0, for common, and 4.69 for fair, Tattow continues in good requoat, with salen of 15000 8 20 000 Ibs rendered at dic por ager eng wat Wixxe—Salea of 120 qr casks port at 550 #750; and by auction 20 do Lirbon do at 4030; 180 do port at 50c #820, and 120 do Lisbon Mader Wrisxey,— State prison w 250, The last 6 Freicuts Pored to wi et 30c roe, of drudge were made at 220, th shippers and ship owners were cis- for the news by the America. Rates to 489, 6 moe. id held firm at Liverpool remained nominally the same; some e- ments were made for Glasgow on private terms. oor =e MARK&7S KLSHWHERB, STOCK SALES. Pea ts pril 26 — £250 i "8. 79; jaltimore aud s 1. 96 bid, 97 Ruilroad shares at 36 bid, 37 asked. Puruapet ruta, Apr (-¥ eo Hoan rt ‘e, W244; 200 1 6 ier 5 Mechanics’ Bank, 263 Northern Bank Keacucey. ito: "00 ‘Leb: Copper, ¢, 234. Boston, April 26—BrSkers’ rf” Bowrdaie Wy 350 di lo. 17: do, 17) Thay tt do Fonland’ Suen end Hitt, bur Kailrosd, 116343, 10 do Bostor 3 do Old Colony Rantroa: 93 dends_ No. 3,8,b 45: 3 di a bit ad Bonds, He 1000 do, Sige a 60 i fea. ing R mr; 14 do Bo PH and Worcest Bank, 963%; estern Boston ¢ r Railroad, Railroad new, Vermont Central Hatread Th A road (new stock), 11234: 27 do been 9934; IS do Merchavts’ Bank, 10034; 19do id Ste ilrond Dividend ou id at 87 bi Baltimore and O! — First Be are ete ki cag 8 id Portsmouth Rai do Borton ‘and Worcester Raiiroad, 117 ps ty Bank, 91; 14 do Boston and Providence Ratiro: 300 do Fast Boston ( Ibrt artes nz Co, 450; ling 5's, 75; 50 United <4 eee; 0 sha Readin, be ivi 10; $2000 do, 5734, 00 dn, 5746. Second road 17, b 10; 25 do 17 b3 no 7; 7. de Shawmat 10084; 100 do Kast 234° 9 605 $10C0” Kending’ Railrood Bonds facet 513g, lt Auction—0. shar 9 Northern Raliried par; 473-40 hbars Rail- ‘rovideuce Railroad, Boston Bank, 52%. Marr! On Thursday morning. ‘April m1, by. the Rey. Dr. Hut- ton, THomas Donan to Jeannette F,, daughter of E. ‘W. Kimball, Erq, all of this city. In Perth Amboy, April 97th, by the Mr. Emenauy T Wiuson. of New Rev. J_N. Crane, York city, to Miss Cxartorre B Tuomas, of Perth Amboy. New Jersey papers pl je copy. In this oity, on Wedn y afternco} yn, the 26th, by the Rev D. Cheever, Heany D. Coven, Req of Caubridge, N. Y., to Miss Saran J., fourth daug! Story, Er hter of Benjamin May their days glide on in happiness. On Wednesday, by the Rey Mr. Maginni: Buen, daughter of Ewa eit: Mr. Cuan inst, at St Andrew's Church, Les B. Soariy. to Conway, M. D, all of this On Thursday, 27th inst., by the Rev. P. R. Brown, Wiuutast H. Darrow to Lucy 8. Coa city. SWELL, all of this At Greenwich, Conn.,on Wednewdey, ave 26¢h, by Reverend B M. Yarrington, ALetHEs H, Dr. B. F_ White, to Dr. Henny A. We John Sisty, Wintias Sexton, late of ty, N.J, to Many Exiz seph Aken, of this city. daughter of of New York. 46th instant, by the Rev. Monmouth coun: eTH Axen, daughter of Jo- At Newark, N. aged 31 years. Baltimore papers pleare copy. Died, J., of consumption, lanativs Briaut, Yesterday morning, after @ brief illness, of congestion ofthe lungs, Gooven G, Hatt, in the one relatives and friends, aud th ple, Charley, and Andrew, sth year of bis of his rons, Tem- are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this day, at o'clock, from his late residence, No. 295 Washington strect. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. In Brooklyn, Martna A. Haut, months and 28 days ‘The relatives and friends of the fa: of the Miriam Tent, Daughters of Rechab. aged 18 years, 6 mily, the members and Salem Union, Deughters of Temperance, are invited to attend the funeral, from the residenon o er brother, Tal- man street, this (Friday) afternoon, at half paet 3 o'clock. et ewployment by address! steady compositors, who the Foreman of the idee rated A A RESPE TABLE | YOUNG wo- sitaation os chem! work, will Be seen for rn two days. Please to cali at 180 Slzabeth street orweong The REBPRA ANTSD—BY A fal if requ wo enil até ABLE. YOUNG Sho is witting’ to make t city reference can be qiven. an be sren fortwo days. | wo. | five washing and | acd plain ANTED—BY A RES»: Asitustion as chambermaid and V ference fiom hi short distanee in the country. one door from Grand. ry, ABLE YOUNG GIRL, last place; would have no o! Jeet to ko w Please address o1 Mott sti nurse, give ANERD—A SITUS ATION ‘AS chambermeid, or as nars woman who has hi uoderstands the m: beat city reference ai ig the the country. Can b agement of al WANTED-a SITU ATION BY yourg womaa, as cook. washer of sgt: c ad semptres: considerable experience bd ty gs AND A RESTE CT: ABLE and ironer The beat Apply to 174 20th street, between 6th PEC tuations, one ss chamberm id, washiog aud other as clain cook, washiag and irons work ima small private taniiy. Please street. betweeu tue 7th and Mi ANTED—A SITUATION BY doe! rwork in a smali private fam nee iu the couutry; beat of Avply or address © aventies, oung woman. as plain cook, washer and eens ben hi ng, oF general. ho ell nt 135 West A Re SPECTABLE er, OF to jecsion to go rom her tast yz no obj refrence Margaret.” 78 3d avenue, ANT«D—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman. a Washer ans Leon ling to wake if x reference from her inst piace. ed, nt No. 271 Malberry uation a8 good plain Cook, and sor wonld do chamber w: isa good anre . hd A UESPECTA mas cook or chambs alee Refereuce to he: at treet, antil Mont ANTED—SITU At IONS, BY to do « hamberwork, and t would hive no ob, BLE YOUNG WO- ermard, and to assist 1 last employers,can be day, lat May BY TWO AMERIC care of chilite e1 would have no objection to going ix IU Ridue atreet ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN Porter in astore. as that wis will make hi himself geuerally useful; wou'd havi to drive horse and wagon; good recommenda’ lastemployer. Address K at where an interview ean bs hind his last employment, no Objections ANTED—A SITUATION wemau,as Cook, and or would do general hou: 517 Houston atrert: can » BY A RESPEC ist in the washing a fora seal family. Apply at TABLE troning, Aline addressed immediate 7 attended to, aoe SITUATION AS Hosie man thoroughly acquainted with busi Broad eey and Bowery trade. Froma small goin the country. A line addressed to this paper, stating real name and whi h dwelt meet immediate attentios, quire: or Lavernd Embroidery stor I house SALESMAN IN A INA by a young ness, and also with the Permanent employer,a ry will be acreytet. ard wou d he J JL. man. wih. Arply ata75 Hicks street, Broo! and State streets. ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE tution es ebambermaid and waiter: sist in washing and ironing ord. the work of a amall fami enn besighly recommended by the ay YOUNG Wo. would whom ya, e last lived between “Atlantic iy 6 well recommended both city N’ ree et YOUNG MAN OF STEADY HA. HA- tat 7 Cite in a private fami ty; can and eruntry: has no ob- Jretion to go to the country, Masi ‘not so much an object employ. Can ve seen for 2 ‘sat 33 Warren st. BNESY, WANTED.—DRUPS Ie fet Sx fore Saturday noon. NOT LESS THAN Je,and wings 13 feet long. Address Scenery, at SITUATION WANTED~AS NURSE, CHAMBER- taaid or seamstress, by a respectable her last place eter and abi lity— ent, or address lived two years dations for cl atrert, in the bas office ung woman Wi o has the best recommen- jease call at 86 Mulberry ine to M. A. R., at this Tigamarion WANTED OF sklayer, a native of Philadeiphi been in thet city in 1844. York or elsewhere, a line addres: Herbert, Schuylkill Lake, Philadetph. his udvrntage. ty If th should meet hi sed to his sis rer py HARBERT, known to have wil be attended to to OTICK—THE CO-PARTN«R bons & ath of December, i847. Both partners: firm's name te 1rquidetion only, 1848. JOHN GIBBONS. TAREDS HIP FIRM OF GIB Wileox was dissolved by mutual consent on the en ise oH ed to use the York, April 26, Wwite OX. Hoey AY Wells & Co, was oo ti by her to Henry Well the bi count. late ¢ rawiord fivincaas es ne being con con “one ty, L ~ew York, ells & thot Maren sold ‘and relinqaial and the std firms hereby dissolved Heary Wells on hi VINGSTON) Widow of the OF THE UNDER. and Livingsto hed isown April 1 AOS COURSE, L. —TROTTING—TO ME this day, at 3 o’ciock, a match for $300 two mile and at, to harness.” ©. 8. Bertine names Wheeland do b g. leary Clay. $50 mile heats, be oe Te} James W helpiy dy bie a. Modety Th Houth +t 234 velock, f. M , and re Fifty ceats to all parts of ‘Proprietor . in Ave wo nares: bh s mo. Fasny Peelin; Immediately after. a Cc. . he turn AS SO°M AS the the course. M. D NION COURS, L. 1 $50, two mile and re uever wonn purse over t, to harness ofS free for ali trotting horses, econd beat, two ni ry taes, in all of the above purses, thr race, and two to start. Kntries to close Co., on Baturdsy evening, April 29th. M. Prietor. to eome of May 4t Of $250, $50 co go Co tne second bert, mile heats, best thre five, to eiptay Soy wagon and driverto weigh 300 ths to come les and reneat, to wagous, wagon to weigh 300 lbs, to come of May 24th, free for all T ‘ROTTID NG—A PUKSE ‘OF free for pexnes that Tee ‘arse of $300, $50 to or more’ to at G_A. Jes D. GREE. \ Cc Cricket Clab have thei: 28th, on ther Grounds. at the mence at 10 o.Jock. Fine day’s the members. sport RICKET—THE bed ake pape flak batt GEORGE'S ed ius day, this day, April Playimg to com- anticipated among ASONIC NATIEe GRAND, LODGE OF FTA Sine of New A specis! mreting of thy Grand Lodge, of the ‘noe mt end ital t Let ay of ree aud sceepied Masoas of the State of Ne ‘ork: be held the Howard House. this evening, at 7 0’ ec ep ecisely. By order of the R. W. Depaty Grand Mast Re. BOYD, Grand Secretary. 1.% attend a reguiar meeting at their Pode Room: No 71 Division {8 o’clok, as business of importance them. By order. JAMES B. KINSLOW, « non Lodge, No. 73.1. v0. of 0. OF O F—TAE Peote OF MOUNT | ra; ara hereby notified t J NFANTS’ EMBROIDERED | ROBES AND “WAISTS Sb pat cla variety junequalledifor beanty and cheagness cc. CHARI hy 8 BOO: the corner of White $5 REWARD with BE PAID ¥ aved the family coat of arm: ‘Aroly at Elliott's hook store, Ni ze 0., 377 Lost on testa .47 Atlantic street 8. per onir, 33 pe . Inces, ve Broadway, nes FOR TH very of 2 Gold and Cornel.an Seal.ox which war en Wednesday even: rook’ BEA 525 ST! AY*®D OR ST Whoever will “f With browa ears, and wih a smi 'OLEN, A WHITE ita thé same to A N_OP, ORTUNITY TO MAKE certainty and without risk ! sonanle rate for ¢ MONEY WITHA ‘The advertiser is engaged ‘in the manutactare of an article of almost ani nd without competition. imited dei ‘Other busin sequent relinga: Cobalt | (BLUE CLOTH) York, have riety ima Ls style. at ‘the following prices, to order) from $14 to $36; , business, office and ft ougire Also, article of Gentlem ‘wearing apparel. olution was Caop ed by me SACK COATS — Pee, Adie 142 FULTON 8T just opened a large je spring and summer cloth- f than at any ot! will make to order in the m it fr suites—Cost, pants + (ready made) from coats, from $1 to $8. drawers, cravats, stocks, collars, gloves, aud avery FRERVERCING 1CK.—THE y orders in New. ‘Fore Bruoklyn, wna sewher letter, 10 be left at the office of ae mubecriber, WOT NICHOLS, ne i ABP o K NE ULD AND 81 vi for Bar Gol i WILLIAMSB SWEEP B\KLT- RNAR ok binders Regs Seely Metal ge Gold ana Be 4 RAVE -LLING TRUNKS. | ke —JO Trank Masufseturer No 1 Wall s'rret, corner ol HN CATTNACH, Broad: way, La now on hand, and corstantly making, a good assort- ment of Tra aperiog art yr Ewropent forthe French ‘Malle, "Post Boath America, &e , filled w tl wed Satchels. whole- le a Led ed Orders | for the Went despatch. tHE SUBSCRIBER the attention of gent vehicles, harness, &: hi promotly. Also—M eturers: interest to send their work to the mon times ui stock on hand men’s horses necommodated above ing asurplus Of h with to convert them into m: vehicles will fod becriber. who will either imilar eatablishm: storage and for sal uperior rable c for light and hair,» consideration often overlooked by owners. Alse=Pal ry Monday at ll o'clock. The whole ah Arrangement usder the direction of GEO. MIL Brosdwa R LIVEMPO E ‘Saad oi si for Lixerpe al Mey ert fod rene, roof New York Tattersals AMSHIP wp fhe aa ment Mt | HRY FINE OLD OIL PAIN Gene 3TH Verus, with dranery, elegantly framed, suitadl> rare work of a1 proof impressions, of th of Independence, ke ; will be rolda GERS,3 C bambers st. mbargh aauperb p-etare, in fine condition, fora hotel, ke. Pri i ‘rice $300. Also, 70 fine Prin Inte col ‘Tramball, as Declaration bargain. GEO. RO- FFICE OF THE NEW YORK lend of payable to May wext t. to that date. By order. —The | Semin dl and Directors hi four anda half per cent o1 ompany, for the six month: ckholders on and after } GAS LIGHT COM ndiny to the jon- The transfer book wiil be closed f; so C.L. BVERITT, Sec- N PURSUANCE OF. as ORDER oF Sipe! SURRO.- ate Ca C , No. 110 Varick street, or before the thirteenth day of 1 the tenth day of November, 1847. min P, Fairchild, Executors. Notice M. Talbert Ww Smith, Benja Kow, on 4 hours of 12 and 2oclock. Th from the 27th of April inst., to days inclusive. By order © KYLE, Jr..Secretary. S appear upon the books at the time of t bethe yerione mt subscribe for bei recent act of th Dropoes med inn few dave the will te N B—The atoes hold W YORK ae HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA. ‘lection for G the preferred Lechistare, for which cay rey INSURANC! KE COMP. q return pre minms $614 686 26 yn and brd debts, $29.738 79; 12.460 68; expenses, $1 a 10., $30,621 30—total, $416 567.49; ed off April 3 mount opens op poli issued dur ine rie year endi Cane (848. $732,910 Ne hperbagrl 3a marine losses. $276. ofits inland nay gat tobe divided 198,118 77. Amonat of earnings of 1847, $52.651 75; do. day 1848, as above, for two years, Baio Fi0 B. Mene “company rt that they have at ts. ed in United States pay an isterest amount tof “he ‘certificates authorized 1847, to be pai tatives, on and after th resolved, thet as soon inhth day of dere Trustees—" of the charter p Rieter Bigelow. Alexi eae next the recumulate sum of halfa million of dollars, the excess shail be appr ted to the redemption of its serip aoe ¥ oF. 6 Boar ‘of six per cent. om the to be issued in April, to the holders thereof, or their legal represen next. It was also Profits exceed ng to the ,ABLE! provisions 3 NEW. Fi Hav Sto Sames C Hullecks OT” ba Sarg en 1. Bawrier. Frederick Vision. HL We ree | Baker. WALKER, Cresent LE’ GREGURY. Vice ident ; WOOD WALTER, Assistant Vice President; CHALES NE WOMB. Serretary MPORTA ST N TICK —MOORHEAD’S GRADUA ted Magnetic Machives Th it celebrity and ~ i t aah Graduated Magnetic ) 0 pl need them The proprietor haa, noonee that in consequence of his Ia created facili, he bas been cunbled to beautiful machizes, complete in every at S$i2each. Among the countless curat’ have ever been offeret tothe world, none stand s0 j mgmetic machines. yetail by D C. MOORHEAD Tn all nervous affection eminent as Moorhead’ < sold wholesale R POWELL, C OcuLIsT. AUR from 9 to 4 oeloe D to diseases of th them within the reach of all hes may t plaes the pri respectned wirrented ‘ives for diseases which tly pre. Menafartnred 82 are traly u ict necompauy them. Beware ke., ATTENDS the eye aad ent, IST, ly, his surgery, 261 Srotkwes, entrance 136 ren street — he second edition ot Dr. Powell’s ‘Tre on the Kye, pT ng 60 pages a: lis! 50 certs. It ean be he WHEELER OCULIST, ots at hie «to Lovelock * ever obstinat erad! Heateds aa a EDICAL whether he bad retired from practice, t those difficult and een ha No‘a Nun street, where and effectual eure Private ent pffice doar lence, 29 Greenwich street. ARD—DR. GLOVER TAKES method of informing those who have enquired by letter enses 0} baffled the skill of phy: taas of persoue to call at his office will meet with a cermin, seedy through the the RE IVES od « after which it the i ‘HIS hat he stil continues to constital ially invice th try to ase NU CHARGH—Dor Adaya | ay yore ‘Um MURPHY, 63 ted on fe Cc . IN- | JAG ORB AuATE., AUCTIONEERS “GOLD ANS Codgreaioees 8 Platt will sell,this day at ten o’eloek, at ‘Se . fine Cutlery tor Bendse Bor fogue, Raut jogue. Sau fie aud hat Brushes, Cictares, = Comba, cork Lokal fice English bi | eibles, German Pipes. mavogeny frame Clocks. | nator Frome ef us. Neckiaces, Rottles, Tru cord . Cutlery oa | grcloek. peremptirily, to close | jever Eaglish Watches double bottom | eneral asi ental if tehes. in wit purchases the wh hand of » | gold Pon aud Peneit maker, tie flaest of Shieh ‘will be 1d | | Separate, the recoil pri x irom $8to $10 Also, aa in- voice of gold Jewelry. ¢ ‘aca ‘at the auction room A 8. PLATT, AUCTIONEFR—GOLD AND | Silver Watches, and the stock on hand of a Gold Pen nud Pencil Maker, acd an assortment of Gold Jewelry—Jucob & Placc, will sell this day, at 12 o'clock, at the Auction Room, 23 Pintt steet, as above, without res ddition, wits which'the sale will commence, at 10 o'clock, « general eut of Knglish, French, German and American Faucy A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER—E. H. LUDLOW & Co. will seil, on Friday, April 28, handsome Household Furnitare—At 10 o'clock, ot ton street, a neat assorty fect order, cor B No. 437 Hudson street, Mor- nt of Household Furnita: sting in part rf mahogany soft, do. chai ilcloth, mahogany din rocker’ ar seat dy Ki , wi hall stove, and one cookin: rrent money, W. BROWN, AUCTIONE ¢ Furnitare-—Fridiy, Ap) 28, -t 10 0’ Sh avecue, between 22 | ud 24d strects—'T' mily declining houskeepiog, ecomprisint arpets, oil cloth, varior and eheunver. faruiture, Ne @ kitchen furnitare, with which the tale will com- W. BROWN, AUC’ © Fn'uiture Saturday Bowlir the Nini — HOUSEHOLD 29, st Wo’cioek. at No. Apri ‘Green, comer ot Whi'ehall street, J. W. Brown will 'v declining house keeping, com- ing mahogony Parlor Furniture, Brussels and [grain Car- Wee ChemberFumiture, Beds, Bedding, &c. Aiso tae tehen Furniture, Bay Amy MOONEY, AUCTIONFER—EDWARD PAYSON willacll, th ,acWovclock, A. M.,at 328 1 street, the furniture of rankin Sqaare House con- of 20 ae tai b h tabl Joukiny “A ids, waxhstan wether with alot of kitchen furnitw Will commence. lb M, B. BOGERT, AU STIONEUR—CHINA, GLASS + and crockery—'t his day, at 10 o'clock, at 93 John s ent of owing olue nie wallets aad together with ad other glass 0 be rem: ved . Also,a lot of ire Ao be sold without order to g jog rn? store Btw UCTION NO’ TICR-RURNI URE SALES. Day, at 103 o’clock, No. Boarding Honse. Also, same t ey af Furniture aed other erucle: sy e posse! a THIS QO LET-THE STOR: honse, and thr house No. 131 Bower kk work shop, in the rear of "would make a first rate stand qnaiee aod Carrier's }, or for a Chair and Kure itore store, for wh ch business it has been occupied for the last ten yenrs. Rent Cheap. Require 135 Rowery 0 Lar IN THE lat O! tha &e. treet, next west of 4th A.Q THOMPSON, 170 Broadway, or at the Drug comer 4th Avenne and 28th street O LET—THE STORK, 188 CHATHAM 8QU ARK, awitnble fora Jewelle’s store, or other business uf a simi lar kind. Possession given immediately. Inquire of G. A. Semel & Co. Maunahatta Hi joining 0 LET—A FURNISHED ROOM FOR A SINGLE entiemas in a French family. Inquire at 89 Reade street, on the second fl or 0 LET —THE STORE ANO B parENT, HM? JORN atreet, 25 ‘eet wide by 75 feet de iven ii IN BON? John , by mediately. Enquire of W. STENT! up stairs. 'O LET: ARGE, AIKY, WELL FURNISHED bed roo ‘to geotlemen, with brenkfast and tea if re- quired, Joquire at 557 Broadway. O LET——1Hé LUWFR PART OF A GOOD | dereita, BOWERY THEATRE FRIDAY LVENINO, Army 28th, the performances will commences SONAMEUL An Bhecel ae Seauis ay Ag or, thi Boren Pompol FRI SHATHAM THY ATE LY ont 28, 1818; will be. neted. the melodrama of the BLIND. bOY—Stenisinus, Mr Teytors Kepund, aie a. . ATT Devin; F lidreth. After whieh UUs N AL DE a= ¥ojoe Soapdromon, Mr. Perdey: Adi en de Movtae: Mrs, G. Jones, To be (owed ux S YouK Ast [80 i ven traw Mr Winersy wb HOUSE DOG—C hak: Katy, Mrs. Booth scales, Mr. Pa Isherwood: Betty Performaaes cowmen, Pitas. KOADWAY UHEATRE = FRIDAY EVENING April 28, will be preveu'ed aa orgies new, comedy, pomece, Mrs jock. in five acts ni MAN AND ti AL ¥—Jack Asver Manly, ‘Ney Blake: Finck Favende: Kyi, Mr. Dawson: Tom Bader, Williams, “ihomyacus H Fanny Wall - Nis bary Manty BI eonelude w wi orn, rs in one act, called 4 NEIQH- on, Mr Dawson; Mr Brown, M Miss Teibins Mrs Brown; M: erfor r ‘apt, Phobbs Mr Neuae Mra Me} Mei wood. ‘To be folloved by ane uted» GUANCE AT NEW YORK IN banfra Jake. Mr. Cogover: Eliza Stu Barber; Jane. Miss. Roberts. ‘a be followed th entitled the TUR NE D HEAD—Diek, Mr. Mirabell ‘tay MY HUSBAND! ‘Daniel Teotles, Mr Holland; whe ia ‘Mrs. Isherwood, Dress Cirele, 50 cents: Upper one shillivg; Private Boxer, chea- tn Boxes, $3 'y © ARD-OLY) Plo > THEATRE MR. HOLLAND'S Benelit, F whey will be perform ty, particular of LEND ME iV be 4 {NGS A Unker’s popalar pi rowhieh, Mr. GLAYCK AT NEW YORK torical drema of CHARLED ell The Whole to ¢ titled Balt. COSTU MMghanltos HALL. are BROADWAY, BYT WEEN Grand and Broome closed, arti Monday, May 1, ‘The orimmal CHAISE YS ol YSTHELS. whose ‘ovceris during the past seven months having been received with auch distinguished potrounge and uuexrmoled success, most respectfully annonnes, thet for the purpose of renova- Halland owing to the annual examination of the of the schools of the Plesheaee! ty, which will occupy the Hi. 1 To, be jollowed by the hie XIl~Muddlewerk, Mr. Miteh the laughable farce em ow open Monday, Woe Toss wi fare the honor of = co! pore ilar entertainments ,cor pre NTIRELY NeW BUEATURES. The ill perform on Monday, April 2h at STATE ISERND 00 Kucetny. 3th at SERGEY CIEY: om Wed- neaday, athe atk Lizaneriinow N, sod on ureday, Friday arsny. 27th 28h and 20h at NEWARK, Weg KUaDWAY PPE ON NTHANCE “THROUGH Pintew des Mills Manager E.G Gree- ly —Musieal Director ifere Ven Taw en.-- Animated Pi snd Pygmaliow Stxtuary by anew cot 26th —Program a Judgment of Paris; Diana, the in ho» orof the Fi i UMP. T befes 7 bleed easrer.<-eplendid per fer here aud every at quarer befor Diagnificent Dissolving Views, D: eslinahy Brilliant Chromoc ope: Creat Weatern,, ; ire King and Queen ; In.¢ week of Mise’ ir. James Hal om elby's Wex Seatvanry 3 Teller, my be privetely eo i the whole neluding Museum, ted et an extia eberge Of 25 for- ORTH AMEHI 2A t explonaior Peis] and phy he the Caen aca will sing t favorite sire. 3. A pupil fe m the Blind AssJam will pe for m «nthe Weaurde a 4. Miss Louise Star will sing some of the moat popular pieces of the day 5. Iriatious aud variat 6 To conclude with casion may require. exhibition i wef voce by Dr Dupont. h additions aud v tations as the oe Taken as a whole, this is the greatest Lue city, Aduiasion to the lower vor, inelt 12% ceuts: to the whol: rr House io Broome street. Exquire of Aibert W. Smith, 562 Broome street 0 LET—THE THREE STORY HOUSE pide ae west 2lst street, between 7th and 8h aveo lise of sages ithin 200 feet cfthe house It \d conventent e modern improvements is suited for a res ly, and will be let ata mode- rate rent. Apply a! 33 Ferry street. TO LETATHE NEW THREE STURY DWELLING jouse and Store, comer of Adams and York stree's, Brookiva, ‘They will belersoparaie, If desired. Alea. the new two story aud attic dwelling house onthe north aide of Jene street, near the Eighth avenue. It has all the m dern improvements, Croton water, bath room en range. coun: ter ceilar, marble mantels. nnd is finished in the Gothic syle. twill bi fate rent (0 a good tenant, but I not be rented nw house Also, the new. ‘four story dwelling and store on the northeast corner of the Kiuhth avenue and Jone street, They will be ler seperate. if rear ed. For purticnlars, apply NF. SEAMAN, No. 120 Water Vater st., next to the T Torti Hor T » LET ON THe NORTH RIVER—FKOM “THE firstof May,» brantiful country seat, houve farnished, atable, ice house, snd ail the desireble accommodations for a gentecl frmily. Sitnated at Unser Red Hook, Dnchest coun- rant rr og from the anding. Terms, six A Coes, ond It en for 20 years part Apply on the premises, is a few doo m B: ceenpied by respectable physicians. to JOHN PHY FE. CewrTage TO LET—A NEW, AND BEAUTIFUL Counge, with twelve rooms berives barement, kitchen and wash-room, goliath f ed at Clifvon, near the Telr- graph Seation ‘Btaten Istand Sea bathing excellent. Apply fy. G_KOUNTAIN No.19 Old Sip, of to HERMAN FOUNTAIN N. on the premises. OFT8 TO LET, IN MAIDEN LANE AND WIL- liam street —’ lofts of £7 Maiden lane, 25 feet front and rear by 133 feet ce ‘The lofts of 93 Wiliiai street, 19 feet front, 56 feet rear ani deep. ‘The above are new build i ron revoling doors aut window hed and ready tooceupy. Ap . well ply at 4 Maiden Jane. C2 4L YARD TO RENT—AN OLD E®TABLISHE D stand, well located in » neighborhood of large cousnmers with office, scales stab! ix'ares complete for edof on very fevor: A sinail lot of Perch * Apply Orchara con!, | Fe | a = E =| SI = Z| i Fs > 23 a = S| ow = > = S| 4] = deuce, ‘excival heskiy rion, with a ictinaol ONS COMP i> ay than aix apaitments, for family and firroisheds to- nd stables, ‘Che advert sor would thin the limits of "be island of from Jersay or | “Snmmer Resi V3 A COUNTRY 5 HOL a OTTAG ), arith evble, Garden. ead Orchard, sbowssicg te text ferent Kinds, with a small wood (place de plat ater raps through it besides springs of rty hes Hastings typ mini ent the Schl SALE OF SEVENTY LOTS, ON TAZ THIRD AND Fifth avenues, 87th, bia ard 89h streets, in the centre of Yorkville, by Arthony J. Bleecker, ut the Merchants’ Fx charge, at 12 o’elock, vi Saturday, 20h of Apri), 1848, Stages or rail'oad pass the premises nbou: every five micutes; was anywhere im tne city. Conditions favorab’ ation is elevated and heaithy. The sale wi'l be pos: tive. SUB- T Serie FLORISTS AND GARDE VEKS.—THE jber,intending to remove to hi very near the Green- Long Islond, the goed will of ers ted at the comer of 4h avenue with a portion of the Green Houses, ts, and Plants in the groucd TOMA. € with which this eviab ishment bas been fovored formar y years, ensures a competency in a short time toa gardener ecn- Vergant mith his business, For term:, apply on the premises, J FIOTEL AND STABLE KOR saLe— at the Villoge of Port Richmond, on Staten | new house, well caleula'ed fora Hotel ar Tavern, b 8 few rods {com Stenmboat Landiug, containing ele i ine. a ry able. Any capit ry profitab'e husiness can purchase the pre es atk renee) rate, by applying to T&LBOT or ABRAM BUTLER. o¢ Port Richmond, orof L.GIB=ON, at the office of the Brick and Granite Company, 51 Broad street. up stvirs. \CKANIC HOUSE, CONEY ISLAND, JUST COM- pleted, will be open on the ist June, and ea necommo- Aste 340 to 400 persons; it affords an excellect view of the sen, New York harbor; the con for, bathing awed. For particulars see | R faxed by applying to Horstia t the hours of I and 11 o'clock,!A. M. prietor S* LECT POAKD FOR A COMPANY ¢ men, Up town —Hreakijast end tea, with dinn ina pleasant honse bet Ho id Bleecker farnished or ‘a frit price expected. Enquire of ‘obo st, 34 story, CLARK, “Yo GENTL e failbon d if wee requir id Aveone and ah forme: pt by Wm ost, EXTRAORDINAKY WORK.—EVERY MO ther’s Book—The apprehension of poverty and the ct Of too large a family of children, preveut many bred oa people from entering the merried state ; but here is 5 work will tell you many important secrets which wi!) Mi such objections, aud th vag of agers argess, Seria o ee Gsce ¥ WouK—TO THE retail * age he Mar. Sixth edition astquning, sal fem: OY or, wamperrieds althawen ie especially for the jed, as it discloses smportyat secrets, which should be faown to them Pernestarty Here overs female ean discover the eam iets at remedies, sud ery cave For sole by Bur at the iieber nnd Offive, 129 Zeeber and Co, corars Phi ‘adel: hia nee ata quarter bef re & clock, ANVARU’S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE Mississippi river, painted om three miles of canvas, being the largest pasting a Pi dren o’cloe! Satur. Open e1 (Bundeye "excepted Admission “30 eeuts; eh orice Tse Panorama will commence moving at 7! MA thf ——— exh bition om Wednesnay au att o’eloe {AREWELL OF MR. LOVER-SOCIETY LI brary, Broadway —Mr. Lover, betore his Sevarase for Europe, will give his two last Lish evenings on Thursvay snd Friday, April 27th and 28h ‘The entertsmment fresh p wey with Cragg ir £47 ventures Of ‘5 G ns of * che Bowld Fojer By, Kirty Crovgh,” the Piper Tickets 9 cents i © ha gE, the ¢ cele Professors Pain oa White and Stone together wih the po Southern vonpe of bony : aemonsey Songs, @lees, ig igutees,. Wiveinn, Brrlesqnes. Dac A LE GAb DE nent will spen on orabuut the sive alteratious ard preparnt son. ications fo ng "yREN addressed to ou: 9 Grand street. 9 anager, Geo. H & HEISE: No. Apri T 8 ‘Tt PHEATRS —PRIT. ADEL od nwht of Mr. ©. D. Pitt. Briday Tei will be performed the tragedy of U Orheeg ne) ir lo, Mr Pitt: lego, Mr J Wheatley: Roderigo, Mr Richin a Becketc: Montano, | area “age e Emilia, Mes J Wallac! fee ck LOV? LAW AND PAY SIC eeDoctor a’beckett; Fiexibie, Mr in ae Set Mi Shell) ‘atthe lowest pric X< URsION DOWN THE BAY, SUNDAY THE “4 40th instant—The new aud splendid’ steamboat Gazelle, witi make a Pieosnre Trip down the Bay. landing at the Grova, stue: Istana, where the boat will remaia a sufficient length of rim (o enable the visiters Co partake of refreshments and to examine thecrounds of this dali hifel regert " wi iteave Siate Prison Dock at 9 o’cla street, 914 o'clock; AO street, 96 North Kiver, 18 o'clock 1 Hoi ike to Teteet HAS ATH OF BEAUTY—8OI DISANT SARSAPAKILLA and other pernicious decoctious, itis enown by the anwr- tuuate victims who have been drenched by te axw to produce » geaenal lnssitude and utter prostration ©: tem, re-ompavied with a clammy, gas”, sallow skin. ourand’s [ts cated Soup nets’ on the bloo torguah h the haope of a charm 5 im ve frcroin a, scurvy, sealy, rough, ses, by its use, would staff, the ae offspring hor piety have added, t Barsapariils. oes not include, the Sarsaparilla of Senda, Bands’ Sarsapariila fact, a pure ex:ract of the Sarsa of Honduti of Gecocted mol: rnd debilitetiog th two c'nssea—th For the first w: * that bes of dej other we owe t born intelligen 4 great edvantage rl ehit-ins, beca™ and pqyaot. ‘That t who have seen the tra. The peruty of Cleopstra has for th a poet, but itis not equally well known that to art for the perretnation af that marvello ‘0a record, hiawever, that a0 enehained her recs! lover it shedarly iaved herself ins bath comp: raspberries t silver te Cefray fo, the exp How grateful, tl the present pevermion be to Dt Goarsad for hs ed plied the men ay thag: that whitens the skin. bat it gives a sun vs ebwolately marvelous. The only piace in Vew Yor ‘ where the senwine pre os of DR. OU HAUD are to be found is at 67 Walker first atore from Brondway. LINDNESS FROM | CATARA TS — DR. WHEEL r, Vealist, 29 Greenwieh © esto the eM it~ late vnd smost important di vot 1eanving catnnet hont pain, whieh he e ‘oefleet wih n her rod a ten days, and’ the sight restored. sa tht any fa ther medient treatment 1s obviated. Artificinl Eyes for anle, and whieh will inserted on reasonable terms UST PUBLISHED nd other kindred #feetrous ement and removal of the cans young ; by H ‘Op: of the Pres a ubtig tach mruntedy ri to be of che utmoat value toa Tthe il prava fo ile aheu)a te a the bande of rid fo, and youth New. York Cou naiver Ts tur orielon My ealealated to do.mwuch may be in want hknowle pe hae hrucled the Tutject of this treatise with teil and seience of 4m ew York Tr Th excel'eut work on These nee wnich ick, M. D., one the title ofa new and has jus) come from the ren of Homer Boe iogived an'ge0 N K. JOHNSON, 17 DUANE known as the most te treatment of vene. for e ‘lio these Oy pre-e DICAL OFKICE treet, near Chatham street, setitrover in New Yor re} hea bones of the lex ctually eured, Pouscituuionsl weakuess, brought on by aseeret habit isdulged i by young mea, ean Tanctvicus dreams and nightly emise na, positively prevented. Recent cases cured ia var dave, without mercury. No alteration in diat, or prevention from R. RALPH, AUTHOR PRIVATE EY, BATI gffies hours 9 to 12 A.M These who sppiy rapidity and te te chiefly, how wich street, y Cig tages will urprised at attending ete Avg To tri te more sgvencee vacommon to Sites temntpe ed Gis tort (five of pourge ) falta of | must be adresse 194, New York Mt Sea orl iberty street, * aldium to hevironad hi