The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1848, Page 3

Watches! Watches! Watches! at 20 per cent | to such en extent in first he compelled the hold- Chariton street; on Saturde afternool. at half past | 7 BROWNE, MAKER GRAND, j leas than the ugual prices JY. Satace, Jr, Io, Wall eet, wil —_ by yippee 4 TZ, Roepe natty ie neroaren or chasm, Rowear s : fisctar:| INTELLIGENCE BY THE MATL sll Gold and Svar Watches, warranted to hotp ood tine, ata | ¢F4 (© get advances aa near home as possible, and in | 4 Crack 12th Inst.. of consumption, Jons | £27 Braadwag, would iuform his friends, he has removed trom | Brutus Mr WM Casal CW Clarke; Mare Antony, is ne aes Buyers imay rely upon being fnirty | this way the banks throughout the South and Wert | ji, .,no, Jr, prphing Py ehtin| ‘age. sl to 25 way, and solicite » continuation of the very I Mr Dyoty Julius Cmeas, Si Dito, Octavia Caar Mr Jorian; Wasninoton, May 10th, 1348. being as represented, Clocks | +01. 69: intothe Had cotton bee friend: siokeneds eral patromage he has hal the honor to receive. J. F. B. would | Cased, Mr Hail; Decius Brut Warden; Calphurnia, Mrs . fp, MRBY 2010, 25 aud Watches carefully re re been drawn into the movement. m been His nds and are respectfully re- 7 4 sont here, advances would have been obtained hero, | quested toattend hls funeral on Sunday afternoon, at | etich’ts’a'new Kink at Decne cig opant collection, among | Eiiiipe, Parcin, Mes Abbott. to onalude with, sroond, time, A Chancefor Democratic Success Don’t let them die.—Several thousand chil- oe ve boon obtaned ber) | half past 3 o'clock, from his late resldonce, No.’ 67 | Soul Grand, cyual i brillianey ant owerof Pose mel tore ome, | ott; Foster, Mr C Warwick? Mey Stapen Mee Plilipe Site Brom. | It would amuse you to see the position of partic dron died im this city last woason, whiot could have been saved by | 2! Our banks would have been caught, a8 it is, they | Cherry strevt, without further invitation. venient size than the graud; it is'admired as a great lmprovo. uy, Mes Abo Mrs Fitaallon, Mrs Waloot.—Boaes, BY cents: PI | be 4 few days sinee a / - Using Dr, Townsoud’s Sarsapurlia, aud there are thoasuude ot | have e¢eaped, and they ate the creditors of all the rest | ~ Baltimore please copy. mont Ibs arvangeaments cuable Lisa 4” ranaaet Dyson at | 28 ont Gallery, 1 cont; Private Bones, 8. -Doors open at 7 | ere. a ee a emeented sisas th, are peuy aut pide ge Soto eT wore —cihers | of the country; exchanges are in our favor, and the | On the 121! ee persue Orhan) formerly lectu- | fis ptey a aisings, Meds Ran eer Raettnen, 160, ‘Performance to commence pest 7. were but two Clay men in the place. Old Zack had nen aud women, if they dy not die, wich is highly probable, Dr, | demand for specie from this point must continue so | Ter t° the Society of Moral Philanthropists, at Tam- | (CHATHAM THEATHE-SOLE PROPRIETOR AND LES. | the field to himself. He will be the candidate, us sure Twonsond's Sersaparii will eouy tela tt aoe tape many Hall, in the 76th year of his age, | A UCTION NOTICE—VALUABLE ROSEWOOD, BLACK As, F, & Chanfran—Saturday Evening, May 13— ; sore to children of slender o studs ‘dna when dioded woe ‘water, | ong a8 we can hold that position. His friends are tfully invited to attend his fu- | Fx pyainut and Mahogany Furniture, without reserve, A. C. va er Breented Ube farce of P. P.—Mr. Splasher, Mr, Mield; | ag agun. Father Ritchie is fully satisfied of this, ic tea delight everage, aud children love it dearly At will yr | Spurious treasury notes nro. getting plenty. One for | neral, from. Eagle Hall, corner, Delanoy and Christie | (oi itiay) at Wig welonk, at the axtonaty Wie eee et | SPIRUD OF THE WATERS, Ortho Fie Fond-sie Heli | ad consequently is elaborating his columas to d 4 irs her i wo far ‘or motive who is ap jeutsious or iahuman | $600 made its appearance in Wall streot to-day. It was | Hiv remaius will be taken to Greenwood Ceiastory | 2,itoulnay a age and elegant asoriaient of Rosewood, fila fe Viog Me, Winans; Obida, | monstrate that the whigs ought to ran Mr. Clay to children, for a dollar, 4 ! - ; Y or, Boudoir and Bodrvom Furni- owes, La joriane, | 1 é Gi sayaejtennive their chikiren, fora dollar of the invaluable remedy | dated Sept. 4th, 1847, drawing 6 2-5 per cent interest, | On Thursday evening last, May 11th, after a short | ture, of the most modern and aitina style, cousiating of Sofas, Sth tSiowey Mr. If they should do so, some of the leaders of th re, to some of the most respectable families in the city, who | No. 167, L. A., signed R. H, Gillet, register, and D, Sel- | illness. Wittiam HL. Hanoy, Esq., merchant, formerly | Twie-a-tetes, Pauteuils, Chairs and Divais, tn muslin and rich t . fren 1 ¢0 thelr etliligim with the most haber reciien. of Birminghan, England, and for many years a resi- | plus; Mahogany, and Boudoir Chairs and Sofas, in hair | old cliques could be rung in at the Baltimore ile office 126 Fulton street. esis den, treasurer. The paper was coarse, water mark bad- | Gent of this city, aged 59 years, 11 months and 2 days. | {lots Washstands, Wardrobes, French Bodstoads, Dressing and convention ; but if old Zack should be nominated a patente... ERT ly done, and signatures exceedingly well done. It was | ° “The friends of the funily, and his son William Har- | hia Bureaus Sewing and Rocking Chairs Se. N. 1. ‘Thi sale Kad rye “to take HeG inet ea fret tat Key, the, Public“It ts an established | received from the South, where there may be others in | dy, Jr.j son-in-law Andrew Cropsy. of Brooklyn; also. bis | others, Eutaloguas on the moralag uf sae. Teras — ——.. | the democrats will have to take, their most availa- Te isan undoubted fact that Kiox has au esteutve amortment ot | circulation, It would be well, therefore, for bankers ppt eas els one Meena tmaentoa i | 'WALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.—THE SUB- ing, May 13—The entertainments will pRB | be ee sera mule J ge has pe enough Rutland Braids, rice, straw, Leghorns, Panama and Oanada straw : t Sur ‘9 riber will sell at public ‘Saturday, PI HE MARKET—Isidore Fa. | (2 Pereetve that none of them will be the most hats maltable fer the appeesebie wari meatiec: Ibines interest, | end others, to be on their guard. attend his funeral, on Sunday afternoon, May 14th, at 3 | astant’ at 2 velock, DML on the meta tha ao ee ee ey ate Cla on. Mine uacy | availa If the object of the convention should be , "I | ¢, Mr. ; Baron Troptant, Mr, Clark ; Marton, Miss ing fact that Knox has most beatiful nrtcle forebildeen,entisied | We learn from St. Louis, that several heavy failures | o'clock, from No, 104 Christie streot, near Stanton, | Stam heretofore kiowe as the Chinten ifoeh ene aba ae | Talon Leia Mine Pane aise titel LOAN OF A Lov the Jenny Lind Hat, manufactured from China Pearl Straw. tis | have taken place amongst the largest produce dealers Philadelphia papers please copy. | miles ‘west of Newark, on the Turnpike Road, loading to Spring: —Poter Spyie Mee it ; Gertrude, Miss Mary 7) part here « oa ; an astonishing fact that Knox's hata for men, youths and children, ‘gest: pi On Friday, the 12th inst.. in the 1oth year of her | Held, and containing thout 24 acres of and, and invone of the | iv followed by LAVATER--Monsiour Hetmany Mr Htlah arty, there can be little doubt that Gen ‘are sold at Feo qealty considersd—than at 2 ofthat city. One firm, in particular, of many years | ago, Euiex Mania, daughter of Samuel Osborne. | best locations for a Tavorn Stand in the county, or would maki Capes Lavaier, Nickingon; Lug, Conover; Louise, Miss Roberts; | Satu Houston would make a better ran than any oth- : that Knox . Beunan, Miss Phillips. To conclude with CITY WIVES— | er man who could be sele the man who would bring most strength to ‘establishinent in the city. It is not a surprising fact re T lati a r very desirable country residence. Conditions made known by Mad mains at his old stand, 123 Fulton street. standing, and of the highest respectability, has been e relations and friends of the family are respect- | Sisoriber at the time of eal, JAMES J. COOPER, Com, Mr. Lovewell, Mr. Biveker; Mra Lovewell, H. Isherwood, — Di rite belongs to no compelled to stop; others, it is thought, will follow, fully invited to attend the funeral, from 64 Baltic | Mays, 1848. cae sa Peo | Circle, 50 cents; Upper Boxes, 2; bite Lk; Private Hoxes, $25 | has no is a man | stroct, South Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at half Mommnablb eecaccenteteass is vanecl ‘The business upon the Connecticut railroad has in- | past 4 o'clock, without further invitation. ‘The Fire King’s torch ! by blazing fortunes fod; creased rapidly fora few months past. The receipts of On Friday, tho 12th inst., of inflammation of the ¥ people, and essentially a man of the coun- try; his information is v: . With lees scholastic knowledge than others, he has experience in all ton tain rine a7 hg, ¢ Genesee Valley canal and New ROADWAY THEATRE—Mr, COLLIN vi lor *, I d es z, e and a half mile on the Genesee Kiver turday Evening, May 13th, will - . 8 Renimanshant ome svapgeads top nid gow, the past month were as follows: For passengers, $6,- | Tangs, Tuostas MeBannon, Jt..aged 22 years.) and Crook — ftatsthe wmainder tar | GRANDEATHER Wilh national uffiirs. Ite has practical knowledge. 11 While the wild clangor of each wakened bell 860 95; freight, $6,412 73; mails, express, &e, $284 08; | Patrick, age requested to attond his funeral on Sundity, | {n'"ew force vated with wheat fralt, e SPacENGER Fiment of koverument—he first enlisted Series stati Notices pet ist teow, total, $18,887 76. Do. im April, 1847, $0,625 78. In- | the 14th Mut. at 4 o'clock, P.M. from his late resi | ne small inte aul lapne aod sa Ser powe: “ febrivaie salzigr in the war of 181 etn N ‘ fanaa. No: oitme other mills—considerable white pine and. oak. timber-—vo} ere youth, was promoted for hi Hs tocks, the recontof each debt nnd elata, crease, $4,032 03, or 42 per cent. The extension of the springs—beautiful groves and view’ and a tomarkable con O'Rattorty, gallantry, and served. five years in the armye-te } and healthy positi garetta, Mra. Sergeant: Nina, 9 2Wth June next if half or the whol Parquette, & conta; Family Cirale, 25 cent Doors oper performance to commence at For sale on’ the premiaes on and al of at $25 per ac Wall st, New York, The shining mirror of his spotless fame ; road to the Vermont State line, where it will intersect walified him: a a ‘See all unschorched, where fiery bi » and w dmitted h i yas in Congress four rs, then filled highest military station in the State of Tennes- : ' | ad NION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING.—THE GREAT MATCH Wichiss Horues anate ae e the Vermont and Massachusetts road to Brattleboro, for $2,00, votwoen,‘Amerious and Black Hawk; thre miles We ‘ which will be completed in six or eight months, will | md rpeat, to 200 pound wagons, will come off on Monday, it previously disposed NO. R. PETERS, Wealth may have melted in yon wreathing flames, the 15th. The samo day a match between Cambridge Gir CK ESTATE FOR SALE—TIMBER CON- ECH. HALL, 472 BROADWAY, _ BE 5 Sythe nla soft in then olatms, tend to increase the business very materially. ‘American Doo. M.D. GREENE, Proprietor, ‘ian " on hats ‘and farmers, would find it to their rand and Broome’ strects. Monday, May 8 and ever me when he we cl ; ed eg bud filled books = —~ — stn ulberry state, o SHRISTY'S: MID EI a jon Ww y e- Of honor, eeat,enterpriag an iia Notes gttOK BXCRANGe ae bus as BNTREVILLE COURSE, TROPTING—PURSE $25, MILE | (i ely on the bag igo ll Ny pe wi ms cone during oem citi’ ast signed the, oftea. Wes peat yee alia Trea heats, in harness ; lot i ic Aba 2 ACI 2 10x | cess, * H 4 i, In what he did, of what he 3000 Tennessee ba 25 Paterson sei 107” | two ormore ontrioy, and two or more to start tO make arrace. Ii | which (Aonting immulistely-on the tivee} are eal to muy Heads | rompesttully anngunce, that’ thes will contnas thet eeteariet | ent as the victorious leader of the ‘Texan For these credentials, of su: B00 U 804,07 510 1045314 N York NHayen 88 | more than two enter, the Purse will be ‘To close on Satur- | in this or auy other State in the Union, for agricultural purposes, | inimitable entertainments every night until farther no Ad. | patriots, who achieved their independence upon He blesses HERRING, whil fo 10433 150 L Island RR 2» evening, May the 13th, by 9 o'clock, P.M. at C. Lovajoy’s, | The residue is valuable chiefly for ite extensive forest of white | mission 26 centa, Doors open at7—Concert will commence at&| the glori battle-field of 8 i f 100 do’56 102% 100° do S80 39 | ‘Taloszap Wotel, Seacoar sister, JOEL CONKLIN, ‘Proptioton | tar iomaan occie ahesta eee ee oe te | Tne aad Tika Cee erat aoe meaee 8S. Giorious battle deld -of Gam: ema We ann Penn Bs bap TOR BY do BS) 2 | Centreville, May'2S, 188 ast portion ar numerous tohoments the ‘annuak rental of which | dation of families, they will give an afternosn Concert every sat. | “2. see him with great unanimity chosen com RCIAL AFFAIR lo bo 75) lo By is about ‘This estate has bean recently valued by commis- | urday, Doors open at 2—commonce at 3 P, M. the first constitutional President of the republic, 74% 0 do bY 29% HE ECLIPSE SADDLE-HORSE STABLE | FIETEENTH sioners who have resided all their lives either upon or in its im- and creat x fi — 1200 Ohio 6s, "56 1" 20 = do 293 street, between Sth and 6th avennos—established for tho let- | merliate vicinity, at $1077, Horug im urgent vont of funds: T ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BARNUM, PRO- eating @ government. from anatehy aud MONEY MARKET. 1000 Readings Bonds. 58.100 do 20% | ting on hire of saddle horses only; no carriages or harness being | Oftor {ton short credits ‘at SNM), na amonat which skilfal, and B , F. HircHovcx, Managor—Splendid Performances chaos; for two, years presiding over its destiny. do Mort Bas ois Ln do 230 2044 | kept on the promises. energetic capitalists might realize from the timber and wood alone, | every afternoon, st half-past $ o'clock, and every evening, at a | Ife left it organized, happy and prosperous, els . Priday, May 18—9 Pe ee | ee Hadam scrip 12” SUSAR RR pf OV | TyALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-GREAT ATTACTION.—Tine | The steamer Mary ‘Washington, plying boon, Baluimore and Fred: quarter before & The Giant Baby, only 10 monthé oli, weighing | gible, by the constitution, for re-election, his fel- Quotations for stocks to-day exparienced a decline, ing 3% 1 do opg St prioes have been reduced, in ordar to givo. every porwon so in- | TCkauune, pases weekly ty this estate, and would Inna thoae de- | Bist Pons, Seribaire Dewalt Vien representing ings, | low-citizens sent him to Congress for two years, nearly every fancy in the list having fallen off « frac- fp Tilncls digits Bk By 109 g tf a clined, an on ees ce hebaiding tee beaaticsl proving eahit, Leedstown, distant eight miles A. N. BERNARD, Fredericks. Jerusalem: ‘their Early Days,’ Pros} » and Destruction. | and then re-elected him again to the presidency, by ton, At the first board Long Island declined 3 per | ‘7am By de BL | the aria for te est, bey loving aye tate | ME tho Birth of Curie in the Manger, Mf Last Supper Teil won | Svar’ maerity, He found the government in a - 5 , en s rohdition: he cent; Harlem, x; Canton, X; Farmers’ Loan, 36; Read- | ,i} dorms Canal ae} $ee G18) | carosed “Ragnar these whe iofe to gaoe oc Tenney oes wr: | QUE STORE, 10 LETLTHR STORR CORNER OF | Pontias sty aud Intenperse Feally. Great Wester, the | ToOrsanized it, catablisied so eye on ious he ing Railroad, 4; Erie Railroad, ; Reading Bonds, X; | 6Norm WoroRR 83% 00 do THE Sis | Sacred, postpone: their’ visit for they will be disploasod with | aniuning’ will weveady Oe eecureeey ine Lanne: Tie being echoice | Qe. the whole, Including’ Museum: Perforumeoss aWwatk, GraceRind Taree oe eee ; <; Iilinols, 184 209 do 33° 15 Erie RR, sorip G03} | themselves forfact sooner gasing ‘on™ Nature's handy-work die | *nishing, ‘i ‘the Retails of tho arrangements will be | children, under ten ‘of age, and old ‘walk alone. | pre usions, quieted the Indians, Morris Canal, 4; Pennsylvania 5's, 4; Ilinols, 1847, - | “sg do 00 83 «15 do 08 | vine.” made'to sult dhe tenant.” Apply at No. 180 Itadsoh strvet. 123g canta. Reserved front seats, one shilling oath extra” | 4nd, when he went out of office, had so far ad- ‘There was no change in Treasury Notes. The sales prams, Sie AT ORG Ra ARNOT GATT TEE UTD ee ne =e vanced the measure of annexation, that his succes- wereto a limited extent at the reduction, and there | sso re Ronis 74 S044 100 she Toland RR, B90 29 AN oiine Wonhip ee Crnteugy 32. Chu, Brook ee nae near | Doe es Wendl Petar ert ds tinogad tei | Sof had nothing to do but. to carry’ out his designs. was no anxiety among holders to realize. Pricos for | 3000 Kentucky 66, 18 vs zt Sp Hacom RR, ops BIS) | corner day and John sirois Saba next, May 14 a 10% | or witha eakfat aad amy Cor & dagle genioman. Atdroa | Mya by, traaiyro ‘performers, under’ dhe gaton of a eno m how Ber ee has bese Abts and yet Long . M—7 a DI ral ice. ig Mont me evening:—l, Var- vl a hat he as never failed in any at- most of the fancies rule very low—es lowasatanytime| 4 do do wy Ww ops 51 Mamie sie Raat Take ~ - rior’s Dream, dance of Y daughters, Payche bathing, Fairies’ tempt to benefit mankind. His noti fs Li- within. Wo pasttwelve' sasuthl; and they ata" held a i en \() REWARD—LOst, ON THURSDAY EVENING LAST, WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- | Revenge. 2. Maypole Dance, Heroules in. the court of the Gods, | ¢; br idek oi LL dag ee at oe et See CITY TRADE REPORT. een ae Saublenaekengine-tornod,patogs. Jover Gold | datod widh pleaant_ rooms with Rruakfast, Tea and Dinner | Mar and Venus. Paros Graces, Stppbo., 3, ‘Tha angel conversing | Fi¢8s H3 we aud of statesmanship, were all im- eo strongest ses in the street. a B < 4 = | on Sur a vate tol OOK ith As yi x of t. De rou e Jacl Lb - ee New Yorx, Friday Afternoon, May 12. | nan, Maker, New York, white enamelled dial, with large figures; | (gun aay’, im & small private City Hath west nde of roadway. | Shun taelean Seale in heewe ct the Urieel Ste ata stata hae nthe illnetrious Jackson, If dhe demo. ‘® measure accounts for the little variation in quota- rats have wit enough to run Sam Houston against ‘Tho flour market was some less firm to-day, owing to inute ‘and hour hands of gold; and a small hand, which re- | Reforenc ange. Adisess, Vi y Pe r tions, and for the small amount of transactions. fresh receipts. Purchasers were buying sparingly, be- | volves four times in ono minute The above rowan will be paid RAEN Sane _ Ailes, Yamane in oO BP open at Fee nad performance Wovommavee at Suchooke | Zack Taylor, they may save their party's strength; ‘We und, ‘1 that apecto to the extent of threo | !8& imclined to wait for further receipts, which wero | upon loaring the watch with Geo, C; Allon, Importer of watebes, | FROARDING ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT NO. 1 : but if they should take upa man who sannot show ©; Wanereeanid’ BRS: Maco exsewtirs supposed to be on tho way. Many dealers believe that | No. 51 Wall stroot. Carrol place, corner Bloocker and Laurens streets. ANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE, MISSfS- | his face where there iva display of martial music hundred thousand dollars has already been engaged | the receipts of flour and grain from the Wost during 0 REWARD—LOST, YESTERDAY, ON GOING FROM CCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA—A MR, GEORGE DIX, | janes? baistiny Genta’ om seme niles, of canvass, being the | they will be very liable to enjoy such a drubbing as for shipment by the next packet for Havre. Tho | the present season will be much less than they were 101 William streot durough John street, and in 8 Bowery son of Colonel Levi Dix, of this piace, is informed that his | Brosdway, Hitds’s arden “Opa sven” erecine (hex | they received from ‘coon akios and log eabine i shi ts, far this k, have bee: ds of | last year. The few sales of flour made to-day were ef- | omnibus to Houston street, 890 dollars in bills of the Bank of Com- | father is dead, and left him considerable property. Mr. bons days ‘Admission 60 cents, Pa 184. Imake th b 1g cabins in : PEERS, «0 She SBI RE Rae. OCR Pea fected at about yesterday's quotations, but the market | merce, ‘The finder will receive the above reward by leaving the | Dix isa seafaring man, and has sailed from Boston. His friends | novame will oommenoe moving at t¢ to 8 Oolock proclosly. Afwor: ; Imake these suggestionsasa friend. Though one million of dollars, most of which, it 1s stated, | closed rather in favor of buyers. Whest was dull, and | mouey at No. 10 Bleecker streot, have not heard him for five yoare, | Any tion con- soon artlottion ve Wednealee and hated t Bovoloct we have not much confidence in men who come him will confers favor on his relations, Apply to WM. pledged to particular candidates, we believe that : is drawn from the Southern and Western banks. ‘The banks of this city report that they have lost very little coin; but we are not disposed to place buyers claimed a concession on previous rates, and the ROMISSORY NOTE LOST.—NOTE LOST—ALL PERSONS | {S73 } Rest P = = 5 lged t y 2 market closed heavy. Corn sold at yesterday's rates, cautioned against nogotiating the following described note, | ICP HAVEN R'SON Gk Water street, Sow ore, | MEERA ROOM! Reet Maur Genecal LOM THUD, availabilty should be taken deeply into considera- though it, too, gel heavy towards the close. Sales of | which has been lost or viz.:—Graham an‘ yerre’s note, the smallest man in the world, respectfully informs the citizens of | tion by the approaching convention. With me, all meal were made at previous rates. There was no | dated April 22 1248, at four months, drawn payable to tho ord 10 BE SOLD, AT THE SHOF OF THE UNDERSIGNED, | New York, Brooklyn, &e,, &c., that he will hold lis levees in the | men’s merits shall have a fair canvass. Impartia~ Tit | of, and endorsed by Mr. Geo. W. Lowerre, for four hundred and No. 67 Ann street, where ho will in future carry on the house 4 : much confidence in the statement. The latest off- | change in rye or oats. By our Albany report it, will | oh cous 791 Pfousee bo Sndarisroquetad to leave Ve with corpentering bask lage ‘nse Cuss, Counters, and saveral | und Seruriay nitric gearing, he weak, and on Wednesay | lity is the jewel that adorns the name of a letter~ | cial report shows @ diminished amount of specie on Pt grail ri + | or enclosed ir. WM. HUNT, at the of, the Journal of | other fixtures, in good condition, and ‘to be put up immedi. lox” will also be in readiness to receive his frie from | Writer. This much is due to the democracy of the hand, and there {s no doubt but that the large ship- | RoUe wilabeieg onrte aes ieee ee acont Commerce, New York, May 11th. ately, | Can be soon by spplying to er HARRIS, “Carpenter, 6f 10 to 12 o'clock, A. M., and from $ to} P.M. when Free Tickets | nation, which is of more importance than the ele- ments since have reduced the amount much more than | sdvices from that point to-day. In this market provi- OST—ON SATURDAY, MAY OTH, WHILE ON BOARD Ui by several professors, the atses of whou will be found ie tie | ation of any particular man to high office, no the steamship America, Lady's Parasol, The finder will ‘OOD CUTS AND STEEL PLATES FOR SALE—TWO nt i ce. | Matter how long he may have sough: the banks are disposed to acknowledge. The Southern visions remained about the same. Sales of mess and | oi ety ren ft to this office, eee bikakion a ‘i The | small bills of the day. Admission 25 conte—children half price, 4 y ne tit. 2 rime pork were made at steady prices. ‘There was o | “UUse bY returmng 1 ¥0 Ne Tee nn a rene tented Ane wood eucrevings, ilartrating Evguing’s performance to commence at 8 ocloek; and afternoon, ous VeRRons. and Western banks have, undoubtedly, lost » large | fuir business doing in sugar and molasses, while sales ANTS A SITUATION—AS SEAMSTRESS OR CHAM. | Stocl Plates, Views ofthe Park and Union Square Fountains for | tS Director and manager, THOS. McK EO! eae eee amount of speole, and the demand from this polnt upon | of coffee were light, The auction sale of fruit was well | VV,, Saks beri geocaly Guta any way ta wou be tale, Apply at this office. TP ABERNACUE—un. DEwPsrER. couroseR OF HEL 1) a A Go acomiinge vant 10, 1848. them still continues. While they have been compelled | **tended, and sa areas Oe wuired—having lived in families of distinetion, whose characters | (1 OODWIN'S ROOFING, 4% CENTS PER FOOT, ROOFS faaten Lemmen’ of. the trie Healeeans, Boy, bo. hn Van Buren—The Democrats and the Presi- a Asuxs.—Prices_were lower, and sal 40 bbla Pots | Wii*certify. to her honesty, sobriety and general good conduct ever ‘a squaren $3.15 pet square) OM Tis loot wade dgnt | hae, the honor to announce his fo CA he ee dency to part with their specie, they have been unable to reduce their line of discounts, or curtail their circula- were made at $5 75. At the close, price was not | would have no objection to go to the country, or with any ladies | for 24g cents per foot, and warranted, Goodwin's Patent Hydro wet 15th, gomprising his popular compositions. The hadi this . obtainable. Pearls we quote at about $6 25, Receipts gping toa watering place for the summer season, Can be seen at | Paeuntatic Coment Sheathing, makes a cheap, light, and durable | Gofaplatat—“ Oht why does the white than follow my patn?” | Lhe organic exponent of the administration ir. J. man A 679 Broad from 12 o'clock till2, Any com- roof, neil . . tion, The low prices ruling, both at home and abroad, | 203 bbls. ae Skary, std.hovelse have ves tae Lf, Ord treaden, Wilt ta ssoptottalle sitenEed oe | Pana Tee BA oak tae DTT oie at When the Night Wind Hewailesh-“John Anderson My Jo Lone- | has more sagacity and perception than many are for our principal staple productions, have induced the | have lately come under our notice. ANTED—A COLORED WAITER, WHO CAN MAKE | faiti’ on rough, plank, and done to a gauge, as singling i¢ done. | grant—Saw Ye my Wee Thing—The Dying Child and the Angel of | disposed to concede. Immediately on the receipt roducers to hold f¢ ad 4 the banks in| Baapsturrs.—Flour—Before ‘change sales of 300 8 | WW ANTED— A COLORED WAITER, WHO Office, 33 West Broadway, near Chambers street. Boath—Death of Warren—Blind Boy--Emerald tsle-t'm Alone, |< - rj re arieyitiy “ti beens Meath on Ors x: £00 bain Gonenes wore unade at $6 15 for pure quality.— | Guise he ctemotrind experi te metic ee eebaeen EMOVAL—THE NEW-YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL, | tl! Alono—Tak Yar Auld Cloak Aboot Yo, and his popular canta. | Of the last two Taylor letters, the Union came out Sagar eaciural sections of the country have been | During ‘change further smal sles wore made at $6 600 | fami at Jamaica Lug fauna copatnt parton wil tnd | FR natin, bag ben move fom 7o Chambery arto OM | Mt Graale duet te bua, Teese) nts 2s meds | upon them as if it concluded, at a glange, that lation, fn making advances on cotton, cora, sugar, to | fu various small parcels iu all,” Some elen wero made | G DAyy Soyo atagne buy aay terrca ta loure 10 | wile ptnanentiy om, Partonae wmauon egal tbun | Cort Tocemmenee at tight eels. Taylor was to be the whig candidate, on the non- ol Pryekedhca deliverable next week, on terms not understood. ‘The | 4-snd SP. M. "New York, May 18, 1548. gory, and all diseases of the urinary organs, H. Bostwick, M. D. T THE SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOM, CORNER OF LEo- | committal creed of 1810. Incredulous at first, that bacco, rice, wool, ke. &c. The result of this isan un- -oUNG | dttending Physician and Surgeon. nard street and Brosdway.—On Monday Evening, May 15, 1! X ‘a yt closed heavy, Wheat—The market was dull, ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG | ~—————~——————____________ |_ "Morris, the Ancient Bard of the Ninth Ward, tally an eleventh (hour, half-way confession would be . lue expansion of credits, and a serious, and, in | and buyers were not disposed to meet the views of sellers. woman as nuree, to take care of children, as chambermai EMOVAL—R. WEBBER HAS REMOVED TO NO. 603 | Nounces to his friends that he dntends giving « Concert for the wer} iat : some cases, on alarming redaction in tho immo- | Weheard of no sales of moment. Corn—Sales of 6000 a | ork, washer or troner, or todo the general housework of a small | {UN Broadway, three doors below Houaton street, where can be | Henaft of Eliza Morris, His Innocent Daughtsr- On which ocese | deemed a satisfactory expiation to the conscien- diate available assets of the banks. 8000 bushels Jersey yellow were made at 56¢ nealing Peat of eley raterence can berciven: Apply: et 7 Chostmut yirect, | in the city, and ruperiorin style ag tutche A seple ot best French, | #08,be will be assisted by # number of talented performers, Tick- | tious old hunkers of the whig party, no man can ets 25 cents each, 2000 bushels Southern were made, ixteludi: ee eee | kk 2300 do devel. kid and moi together with Gaiter Boots eourere have failed to note the wonderful improvement of The Bank of Mobile has already experienced arun | at 52c, and yellow, in the slip, at 650, and ANTED—BY A BOOKKEEPER WHOSE EVENINGS | in the city. Competition challenged, except in im 7 yAN’ y ve from the bill holders, and reports have been in cireula- | low and white sold at S6c, and 1500 do, out of order, at WY 870 moocupied, the charge of one oF two seta of books to be ocpeoas = - Bt ped ty ba ie ar lid Pr mer share 2 the Taylor stock within the last ten days. ‘The tion relative to the ‘banks of Charleston, 8.C., cal- | 92. ‘There wore sales reported yostorday and to | TAOS Henlahod’” Addross J: BE. Mercer street. | A FRIGAN GUANOA PRIME ARTICLE-JUST RECEIV. | tt 1¢ Branch Hotel, No. 30 Bowery. chances are, by all odds, in favor of Gen. Tia} day, of Jersey yellow at S70, but we failed to find either 4, for sale by A.B. ALLEN & CO,, 189 and 191 Water at. RSIONS TO CEDAR GROVE, 0} His friends in Congress are sanguine and culated to alarm those holding their promises to pay. buyer or seller at that price. Meal—Sales of 600 bbls W4NtEp—oy A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION Fo aout Mennboat GEN, LINCOLN, Cape Gees the friends of Mr.Clay, and of the other can These reports, thus far, have proved groundless; but | were made of New Jersey, at $2 50; the article remain- chambermaid and waiter, or as chambermaid, and to do | FN FISCHEL & VON STADE, 11 PLATT STREET, OFFER | 1, nave it nee ‘ ¢ aeaecnvely care at aa <e, ‘ing. Will receive calls for t . Please call at 46 ef Hazzard, leaving As follow: lorning Excursion—Pier foot of | respectively, are silent, reflective, and dei ) 3 the condition of the banks of that city is by no moans | ¢4,frm., Rye Sales of 1000 bushel ere mando eat’ | Allen strst’_Good city roforonces given. S46 | nd quichaliver, Unt Mester: White Horse Hate, Hats Seating | Catharine atroot % before; do, Pike srw. 9 do, Canal sinict | ‘They just appear to be in that humiliating. @ such as to strengthen public confidence. ‘The banks | $9 62}, including portion extra at §8 76, Barley — ANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, 2 YEARS OF AGE,A | q sbiGNETTE DRANDY NOW LANDIN Molar Grove $i 11h Waloak. Afternton Examen: | of men compelled by the force of circumstances to of New Orleans are stronger in their specie department | Sales of 1700 bushels were made at 83. Oats—Sales WH isarata? ta stincnvaen ocomiec Ooneey ba toe bantioe 100 gr caska, 100 cighth das Pele aan se oe ate et Pier foot of Pike street, at 1; do. Catharine, 1a; do. | chew. up their own words, and huzza with an oath than th: 3 were making at 470 a 49¢ for River and Canal. Receipts | the last 5 in a London, Birmi and Sheffield Ware- | genuine rand, aud of very. superior quality, how lading from | CARR) 126; do. Vesey, 2, and No. 1 North River, 2%. Returning | sticking fast in their throats, n those of any other city in the Union; but they | T By Sadstuffs—-Flour, 1902 bbls; Barley, 972 bushels ; | house, in Birmingham, England, and fs well ndquainted with the | Fork" tutor just ssived fer hock ae landing Som | at O84 precisely. Fare for the Excursion, 25 cents. W. HILLYE There is every reason to believe that the demo- are all debtor banks to those of this city, anda steady | Oats, 1400 bushels ; Corn, 300 bushels. Dbasinoss, | The best of Reference, bot City and English, can be | NICOLL & 'CO., 67 and 69 Front st. Also landing, 10 hatt pipes, ~ crats will sh their Presidential tick : Fa rhe pastndee Os ven, Please direct J.M., at Mr. Wallace's, 183 Cedar street, | 3) qr, casks, Bordeaux Brandy, J, J, Dupuy brand’ 12 eons RT ee oe ak ea rnes tcmce tO meet drain from this point must be calculated upon. New | icalpy ibeg sees igen ly @ moderate business done | Edinburg Castle, JOHN MEEKS. Jamaica Run, of the celebrated Is, D. Me brand.) the anticipated nomination of Gen, Taylor, and we doubt not that a Northern man will be chosen, so Orleans is favorably. located for draining specie from as to comple overslaugh all the calculations of oe a a “§ day, 15th instant, at 104g A. M., 1000 D Fisit—The transactions are 200 bbls Nos. 1 and 2 Bay T BAKERS WANTED, A SITUATION BY A STEADY, 1 POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, ETC, ATTENDS DAT. Had Soauap peck ta teshsin an immense extent of country, and the supply there | Chaleur mackerel at $8 25 a $5 62%; 200 do shore do, sober, mi: man, to take charge of a fancy tea cake bake- ly to diseases of the Eye and Ear, at his surgery, 261 ree y irequanitly Nee - ( r ‘y may at all times be oqual to the demand; but it is the | of the best brand, at $0 for No. 1's a $6 75 for No. 2's, | Ty; hagne obleotions to going into the country. ‘please direct or | way, entrance 1b¢ Warron street. Just published, tie second edi. | various Horticultural Exhibitions, that aay. further comment is | (C0. Taylor's friends in the Northern States, which and 400 quintals cod at $3 56%. til Monday night an tion of Dr, Powell's Troatise on the 60 cents, which can | deomed unnecessary, 00 Tube Rose roots and 60) Green-house | it would appear a feasible thing to do, if we consi- smaller banks of the interior of the Southern States, | "l,i, ’rne cargo of the Prince de Joinville, from ply until Monday night, be had at hls oflog algo i premium, ting Fountaina. | Plants at the same time. der that Mr. Hale’s abolition vote will be mainly which are in danger. The banks of large cities drain | palermo, was disposed of to-day, by auction, at good PRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING AT THE CITY CLOTH fm 20 wy Artifciel Eyes recently imy OTHE LOVERS OF Nal deducted from the whig strength in the North, the banks of the country, and in proportion totheir | prices. It consiated of the following parcels, igs 1221 | ee Csi om lion, street, oppadite the old, North FECHES! LEECHES!—J. F. CLEU, IMPORTER OF rist, has removed his The great object now is, to conciliate the barn- paper issues generally, have at least dollar for dollar. onrrce lee (Crete 08 ye a Ti do de | from $1 to $8. A whole mit for $8—D. P, ‘SMITHS. lod Fulton and Physicinus that be haajunt rwoolved por steamaliip Waakitenens | Crise ag aals rand. He i now ready to supply his cu burners; and feelers, we understand, have been ‘The country banks, on the contrary, have a large cir- | $4 8734; 120 do do (00) at $4 50 a $4 87%; and 1100 ~ — | fresh supply of Swedish Lavches, which he gellgat very moderate | be found to omainent the Flower Ganlen of those who have & love aap out by the friends of this administration valati a little " t calonlatt fon s at $3 62% a $3 75, cash. “At private sale, we B. CLARK, 116 WILLIAM STREET.—ID ‘AL TO | Prices, by quantities to suit purchasers, I. 8.—Country orders | fur nature; likewise Gardens laid out and kept in order by an ex. | With a view to a compromise. One proposition is culation and very specie, not calculating upon etm = batt tried raisins at $1 40.0 $1. 42% ‘o my legitimate business as ® Merchant Tailor, I Blue | Particularly ded Perienced iandacape aud omamental Gantencr; planafor improving | to receive the barburners in the convention, and any sudden demand from the bill-holder, depending | ®°tic corggih utr a: | Lamartine Sack at $14. Brown and Black Sacks nt $10, $11 and NEL & CO, HAVE OPEN new grounds, &e. All orders left for James W McKnight, will | the old hunkers, eighteen votes each ; ‘ and 6,000 Havana pineapples at $13 per 100; 1000 boxes | Las Be Peo ENED A BRANCH OF : 2 ach ; or to giv x vana pineapp! A $12. Tweeds at $5 to $6 50, Black Cloth French Dress Coats, to " meet prompt attention, at 28th street and Broadway Ps 3 Ls almost entirely upon the control they have over the | raisins sold at auction at $1 36a $1 3734. Shane at G10 to Gah Bet Gilk, Vootngn We sesoers, bh; | ack Gheis Badass st No. ST Trond where people will find a ee “—————— | toeach faction, by whatever, number represented, precious metals, through their stock aud other securi- | | Faxionrs—For cotton 6-324. was offered; 2-16 was | Broadway price $7. “Casimere Pantaloons of alt descriptions, | Giacy of thelr ou Manutuoture ress Chien Beit end toe AWSON, BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND MANUPAC: | au equal voice in the convention; and then this fur- ‘an in some cases demanded to Liverpool. Beef in bbls ranging in, price from 84 to 9 pe pels. Tom tbe, only perce Lamps, Girandoles, Chandeliers, Bruckous uc ‘Ail articles will | street, southeast corner of Fleteber street, next door to their for. | ther con n is proposed, to wit, that was taken at 18d. There were some naval stores going Lama mgly be matched to patterns, and made to Also, ® very beau- | mer place of business, Whereas, in the Baltimore Convention of 1844 We annex a statoment exhibiting the condition of | forward at old rates. There was no change in other ar- | beautiful walking garment—price $14. {ifut sclection of ine Fixtures of the newent style,” Goods loaned ee = Martin Van Buren, having ¢ jority of all the ve Cc] Crry. ‘ r for Parties. J. JVEN Co. 737 Broadway, MAES, HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER, FORMER | *™" h Bey "apa the banks of several States, according to the latest off- bis od Re nt ton, Votan det cutee deaiica are ONCE TD, THE LADIES CITY I ADIES AND THOSE | {ito Wholesale ad rotail hoe way, opposite | > MAES, Broadway, New York, now in Philadelphia, No, 3) | Voles cast on the first ballot, w otwithstanding, celal returns:— Banks but 6 Unite Laer Deo Mt Specie, Circul’n, ites. Now York, Mareb, 1848, $7821 811 6g, 28047 MOB B71, 524 RCuvling =" Isis. Saazou “iaane Beeaee Tar Toe K. Island,” Nov., 1847, 13704144 325,237 2842405 1,207/801 . HY USAT. 155.5) 1,748,165 590,535 Massaohs'ts, Sept, 1847. 57,200,940 2.94374 17,195,852 10,205,555 N. Orleans, March, 1848, N00S,573 285,274 587,802 8,779,735, of SONOS 1,007,657 E3118 87,525 Ponnayl'nia, Nov, 1347. $2,152 401 7,352,630 13,737,807 15,477,825 Total... ... ..... .$191,078,998 23,315,799 63,432,300 The above table compri made within the past six or eight months, and shows the banking movement of the principal States in the Union. These banks show a much larger amount of specie in proportion to their circulation, than those of tho smaller States, or those not so intimately connect- ed with the commercial affairs of the country at large. Since the dato of the above respective reports, there have boen great changes in the banking movo- AE a MEDD pa ~ | South Sixth street, corner of Chestnut, begs leave to inform his | stp NCY GOODS—FREDERICK A. WOODWORTH, IMPOR- | friends and the public generally, that he lit be thankful for their F ter of Fancy Goods, $25 Broadway, opposite the Broadway | patronage. ‘Thoatry, has received by late arrivals, white, colored, and silver seded by James K. Polk the nomination, through the management of Robert J. Walk ds of Mr. Van Buren, with a s of the democraey, did, not- withstanding the aforementioned supersedeas, sa- 3 Wright, in order to carry the State of for the s Polk; and whereas, it rnburners, that Mr. “i . ge was to be a member of Mr. Polk’s cabinet, in the event of his election; and whereas, mstead of the barnburner expected from New York in the cabinet, an old hunker, with an # | unliquida it fifty cents against him, was appointed ; and whe barnburners have had street, French morveco and kid Slippers, Tye: reported at $130 a $132 50 per ton, 6 months. : apd Slippers tye ry Leav—We quote pig at about 4e per Ib. d qua : pe ya ele e~ Aor Gand ina he trad any tn, isety Shwe nd Chala Gates paper ‘Shell, Musieal Boxes, ‘Porcelain’ Vases” Bohemia FFICE OF THE NEWARK BANKING AND Mowa: ‘The demand for the supply of the trade | ofan kinds and prices, Ladies will please call and examine for | ByRST want nel Ly Pe age noel ly nn mian rFIOR OF - BAD ‘ ‘ contitiues good. and we note sales of 190 hha Cardenas | ii a is east neat Wert Hamat | Glass Waro'Opera Gasset Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Writing Company —Queations having tien, Ui t 1980 a Sc, which f aa * 116:40-Cube Mus- | w Desks, Papeteries, Portfolios, Reticules, Purses, Porte-monnaies, | offered for the recovery of the package of bank at 19%¢ a 20c, which is an advance; d w Card ’Casos, Souvenirs, Ready-Penmakers, Sel(-Extinguishers, | Intely stolen from one of the officers of this Bank, aud as t cayado at 2kige. and 100 do Trinidad at 226. ii MES DANK —0S CENTS ON THE DOLLAR IS Par For | Hapier Machee and Ebony Work Tablog, Car Receivers, ronxe | parties entitled to receive the samo, it has been agro Lotwe javat Stones—There is considerable movement in be bills of th ~ - B. WOOD'S Exel f, | Ofnaments, Groups, Statuettes, Vases, the Bank and those who have already claimed said rewanl, or part the market to-day, with salet of the folowing lote: 2000 | $ {ie billaf the James Bank, at J; 3. WOOD'S Exchange —— caccumaen oe to _mubmit_ the whole matter to the award of arbitrators barrels North County rosia at 650, 600 dor Wilmington OOP IN G—THE SUBSCRIBERS RECOMMEND THEM | This notice is therefore given, to the end that all persons claim do. afloat at 75cs., 500 do. raw turpentine at $2 50, and ITY LOANS TEMPORARY LOANS IN ANTICIPATION Composition Rectng with asvirance of ite euyeri- | any interest in the Yeward, may make the ‘ ‘ ‘ of the Re ty, will be received at this of other kind of Roofing no ._ Theo x es do spirits do at 33e., aah. - dont | sums ‘of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and upwards, for which iti water-proof, and costs only ne parties to anid arbitration, if they see Ht to do 11s—Sales 250 half chests Florence oil were mado at | jd. Ur the City will be issue, payuble February loth, Ish with | 48 f ; Seente ou old tin, “Long | be fer debarrod. ‘The atbitrators will meet at the. Pill $4.75; and sales of 450 bbls wolected whale were made | {swat he tie of ae per eve per aunuane Compiroie’s OF | @sierieuce ant practice on'at Tena four thousand buildings have | di otel, Jersey City, N.J..on the ninetoonth instant, a at 31¢ for export to England. There was no change | tice, May 10, 1848 JOHN EWEN, Comptroller. Wrote tee ut oan Wak arch eae on™ Le in the afternoon, to + ML ean Jost Seo Shateie oaee rk were re- OOL TWINE, NAILS, $090,000 POUNDS OF TWINE R. THORPE’ INANTIA—THE MARV YORK HARLEM RAILROAD company, | Weneous cause of umbrage for.all these atowoc ‘aio? og suitable for fleece tying; 100 bale cotton | 200 do wrap whic nyt ag pene ene. Na oe ae AILROA ANY, | Gicns; and wh some reparation is due to the ported at $10 75; and 300 do were sold to arrive next | Jina; 70 London and Bridport seine twine, assorted sizes; 50 cures that have be by this medicine are creating April 2th, 1848.—The wonual election for Dirvetors of | 1 aburners for th 2 week at $10 6244. Sales of 300 barrels prime good qual- | y'Shoe thread, Various qualies; 300) casks cut nails, brads and | & exeitement before m ul offects in the two | this Company will be held at their otfioe, N a | barnburners for the uited sacrifices, and 1s ity were made at $8 50; and 300 do at $8 37%, Sales of | spikes; 3000 Ihe first. quality gilling twino, 2 and 3 Uiread, Por | °F Wiree cases given bel eh ae never wore before heart | Tuesday, the 16th day of May next, betw cially politic to secure their suffrages in the 300 tierces pickled hams were reported at 5c; 50 barrels | «ile by CEBRA & CUMING, 105 Pearl street. paces ae agp Bape “org, tr Shi apelin tl aching campaign ; therefore, Pi H : be known au ‘when brought | instant, to the 10th day of May next, be D : F 3 f. Di is agreed by the friends of the administration in Washington, including the aforesaid J. K, Polk RANCE, roward ge; and 60 do at 70c; = “ oar * pee! i EWSPAPER FOR SALE—THE WESTCHESTER at 3¥0. Beef— at White Plains, Westehes y, New York, is offered plain cured hams were made at order of the Board of Directors, A. KYL! do shoulders, extra quality, —The rtockholders whose names appear wpa we closing, will be the persons entitled to subscribe 4 S © go of ears standing, detailing i time of the a! : ent of the Ui eile ment of the country generally. ‘There has been | Sales of 175 bbls city moss were rivate | for wale Tt haa the © good will ars standing, | ho had tried, all of which wery of mo avail, (emphatically ob- | for the. preferred stock Yo ve issued extder the rooeat act of th seo a oF Hawes an taqreese “ta. the Yins.6f Siseowntes‘ame: fm. the |, STA Meet—Gales ce 180 Date wore SENG, OF ON; | vittiell the seceeaney, matetinl Lngeal cenmtien fe 8ereney | eteieap sait indy aprons, ina few weeks 1 ote ety Legiatatlre, for which propoxals will be issued in a fw days, I’. "r Ritchie, that in the event of a South and 7 100 do prime tho Curminantia! The case of Mrs. Weed, | S—A subscription list will be openod at the office of Messra. R. & | crn Homination by the democracy in general eon- ld at 634; and sales of 200 kegs re and job printing office, In the hands of a pra t 6Xc, There was no change rdivary fitness, with industry a \d__practence, restorad hy tho ns amount of paper issues, while the amount of specie on | fair quality were made ; rofitable and respectable busin Apply to’ John W, | te wife of the President of the Troy Bank, is also an extraor G.L, Schuyler, No. 2 Hanover #t vention, for the Presidency, it shall be understood hand and the amount of deposits have materially di- | in chosse, Butter, on account of increased serivals, | Sit, YA. White Maine? tn Smith Harker, Boy. 19 Heekinaa | BARY one; abe had Yeon, crubled wich dyapensia for yaar ad | oe Oe x roar, Vane INSU; : will and desire of the pdmutiegution minished, Tho returns made about the month of No- | ",cs—100 tierces changed hands at $3 37%. icenis Teaseaeaee: Oe SaR ean er aby EL eam? Ae ame dt Wet oa a ae te | Cher al atrecy New. Yorks Sth May. erudite, epigrar and indomitable vember last, give the most favorable report of the item | Svcans—The sales include 480 hhds. Cuba Muscova- RIZE MONEY—PERSONS ENTITLED TO PRIZE MO. | to try Dr. Thor's Carminantio, and in taking u few bottlos was | and Directors of thie Company havo this day ¢ rn hin Van Buren, heir apparent to the for- f ‘ ney, arising from the eapture of the schooner WILLIAM, | perféetly cured! A number of other ished ina | of five per cent fur the last six months, payable on the b OF the barhburnel New York 4 of specie, as the exportation of precious metals had | do at 4a 4% a 434c. 200 boxes brown Havana at 5 a Oc. | 0, saitated toapply to the subseriter, Allpersons on board the | few days, and any person desire ‘The Transfer Books will be closed from the 13th to tnnes of the barnburners of New York, and th ot, at that time, been very great, and the'immonse | %d some lots of white do at 7ic., all 4 months. Ur dips Columbus, Warres aud’ Erle, on the 22d March, 1947, | do eo by ealliag upon the proprie nwich avenue, inclusive, W. C. KELLOGG, “last and youngest of the noble line” of the | — y ” Touacco—Sales of 30 a 40 hhds Kentucky were made | gre entitled to share in this prize. Norfolk, Virginia. EDWARD ™ coe RE * xE COMP, gitimate democ Bourbon family, shall be importations of the previous nino months were in the | at. Te. DUNN, Prize Agent. Sc TE ee TED te Winehae sae] IME Mas waltrunencie esumemiy” wit tos rege affirmed and proclaimed to the people of*the Uni- country. The shipments since, have been about seven ai thee reboot ya of 120 quarter casks of Port AIL BOAT FOR SALE—A YACHT OF SIX TONS, BUILT | Sexual Organs. Repeated experimenta and lon Sapecense tars Ghelr charter, the Company submit nd pllewing, Statement ted States as the Baltimore national democratic , 5 5 . ler. Appl oved ‘will radically cure any case which ean juewd. prem 3d, 147, 36 4; oe » Vice Presidenc' j e millions of dollars, most of which has come out of the | “ Wirisxey—The market was depressed, and sales of | * Ah Le near! BB tg ery nis desirable result ia obtained in from two. to ten dayy, and as | amount of premiums on policies issued during the "year onding aan for the Vice Presidency. Suppose th banks of the country banks. 100 bbls. State prison was made at 23c., and sales of Gh Maetian Ant xtietw ARERI ermatee ntusee Sot offends the palate, and renders unne- 34, 848 $732, 40 & y—total sinoust of ening, $549,078 | ¢ geal therefore. put Bi 4s Mi re md Suro 135 do afterwards at 223c, at which price the mar BRITISH AND N 1 AMERIC. ssary any deviation in diet or interruption ‘to usual pursuits, | 76. amount of premiums marked ing tho year as | For President, q . O. Butler, of Ken- The revolutions which have taken place in Europe | 1% 00 Oa Pm Steamships, between Boston and Liverpoo!, and between | soand sleep or healthy digestion, the wulsance is thus removed aa | above, ioe arias oi %, $006 628 hl onear Sonipore | tac for Vice President, Prince John Van Bu- ‘at Halifax to land and receive | speedily as is consistent with the production of a thorough aad have depreciated prices | Wyacxnows—Sales of 13000 Ibs North-wost were re- | els wag DMSSUNARTE’ ave tetendbd to" tall a follown-—Britmsaia, | Sud bebmamens exre, Tis lngzedlehts tre entifels: vepntatte, ond.| turn ums, $5278) (2--onrned prem within the past ninety da ren, of New York—could any thing, be brought is for the year, $ abroad for our principal exporting staples to «| portedat 25e. Capt, Lang, from. Boston, Wednesday, yeh May am ty Capt. treaty ‘ ther constitutionally or luca an be caused 686 Gas aan | aninac herding yo gh wing) forward by. the whig tit? Aa h, it is said, 0 - 3 } ‘ork, We ‘24th May; Caledonia, Capt use, Price r bottle, Sole wn this eity, C. U, | ex Ni inter commission and bad debi r. Dix has le es a maceiit sofia pres eevii, “S bS e MARKETS ELSEWHERE. Lach fom Heaton, Wednesday, Sit May 'iiernit, Cape ‘Sian: | RING) monday, comer John sree . GAT tatrne owns $2r4021 74 Untand wargaiton do, $0 that Mr. Dix has been sounded on the subject, not pre , from 4 , TH 3 Nis " yrie, = — 3 otal, 567 49; prot to be ded, is, 77. c ol e e ency, on . Bag) Wein. 83 ime Tas reali; 8 th ha he oteg ., | from Horton, Wednesday, 1ith Vine. Passage money $120. For | J). RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRIVATE | of carningn of 1847, $5401 75, do. do. 1845, 8 above, $ dential proclivities. ‘The name of ‘Thomas beste aps Bhysv ciagelboregy nt ates bbayired ihe fe aallt R e P A Macyland 6's $8 1000 do Os, $7: | freight or passage, ApDIY to E. CUNARD, JR., 33 Broadway. “Treatise,” ke., 88 Groonwich street, office hours 9 to 12 A. M., | —total for two years, $250,770 52." ‘The Company. forth Atoka SAASe pormaldeeatinne iia: uence of which has been, that the producers | 1% do Quarterly 5's, 71; 200 Baltimore 6's, 1570, 9014; 000 do 6's, | 6 to 9 P.M. (Sunday excepted.) ‘Thoso who apply in the early t they have at this date the following assots, vies—I ol 7 q@ ; 1900, 973g: 10 shares Bank of Baltimoro, 4534: 15 do Baltimore OR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK | StAges will be surprised at the rapidity and Tittle inconvenience | United States Treasury notes, $104,060 i bills re eat object of the democrats is to conciltate the have been compelled to hold, and the banks had provi- Fire insaranee,, Oy? oe ‘yi Line of Packote—Very reduced rates of freight—Posit attending their cure, ee i however, those who have mul | 327 3h; eash and asettled claims to be eh ena b * . | barnburners—that being done, their prospects, in ously become so involved with thom, that they were | peat “iq bd. ‘eon as Ge cloned ak 8734 bid, & | the frat and onl ket, to. sail Monday. May 15U wily ubopitinde nin eetiie. "Ta" sbactasa hoes ius hese es toot. Be eae aii t's tivldecdat aie? | anyevent, are as fair asin the opening of the perly appre¢ Pient, to ite more advanced and distressing stages, (from uncom. | two per cent, on the net earned prominms of the past yoar, paya. | campaign of ISH. 1024 wskod, Baltimore 6's of 1400, : ; mon advantagos, in addition to a very extensive practice in this | ble in scrip on and after the ind Monday in May ‘next. The The barnburners are now at a premium; they : lar ae 97% bid, ig) naked; Haltimore | new and spend Fase. sailing packet ship UTICA, Capt and Ohio Railroad shares at 3644 bi +4 obliged to aid themin so doing to a great extent.— He, Sov ledbeny apd wih da phabtte ber tegeles day The prospect at present in favor of an advance in or ving § furnishod accommodations, apply on a Prrapenenta, MAY 12 14&—Firet Boord.—$000 Lehigh Cl Cyd MOE K COLLINS, | complaint) he can afford a rapid, eagy and radical cure, which, he | Trustees have also resolved to pay an interest of six percent.on | oir sell out to great advantage. Wy ca ekact {immediate probability of the banks getting out of | tr’ Bk Tenn 40; $150) Ches id i % after this evening. Shippers may rely upon this vessel sailing a , to ba paid to the holders thereot, or their, legal nent a ewe i U 8 6's 56 1025s; 100 US Bank 34. uunetually as advertised, having their goods corrvctly measured, tives, on and after the Sth day of May nox: was also re mince JOHN the position in which circumstances have placed them. | Roerox, May 1!.—Brokers’ Board.—5 shs Roston ani Woreos- | hnd that she in the only lag packet for Monday. Shippers | VI Cetin ET ante oe HE MARRIED | solved, that as soon 4 the ncoumnlate! profits exoved the sum of a... ] If they realize at the prosent market value, they must | ter Railroad | ig } Massachusetts oie a igh Randing a gi tle ating {a for signature Masly., Aguas Private Medical Companion, by Dr rg tg Ge ay ay neni rrovinons tie char 'THIRTIETH CONGRESS. bo heavy losers; and those who have received advances | (Sanruey 1a: 44 tn tit igre; 188 rahe Hoon and Maine | all goods tomnis addrees,” The Pheket turk GENESEE, C. 7. (Ste rice SU Tl work is meeting with owt aounding | fr. iy oer of Ue Boant. CHARLES VEWCOMI soc ay. FIRST SESSION. must submit to an immonso sacrifice of property, | Rairenia 2 Zs 3; Pepe ecomn Dividente ie GP eB master, will succeed the Utica, and sail her < getting & copy: whetdier married or unmarried, although it is in- | SNelson, Wilton G. Hunt, Stewart C Marsh, George Haatings, Senate. especially for the married, asit discloses important secrets, | CW. A. Rogers, Henry Jessop, Septimus Crookes, Charles Payne, i “ which should be known to them particularly, Here every female | Charles II. Rogers, nt, Moving, Samuel J Williarn Watt, Wasnisxatos, May 11, 1848. aad call UC ae teat Oceans can discover the causes, symptoms, and the most efficient reme- | Almot Reed, Cyrus Curtiy, Herman Boker, 8G. Carleton THOSE ORNERALS bgp i Wost eunete wr ve dies, and most certain mode of cure in every case, For sale, 222 ‘jus Hopkins, Daniel G. Haviland, Levi Cook, David Mr. Jonsoy's resolution, avking the President. sub DOMESTIC MARKETS. 1 i _ Broadway; at the Pablishing Office, 129 Liberty street, New York; | Henry A. Stone, James C. Hallock, O, T, Mal stantially, why the nominations of General Pillow and Provaveirnia Cattir Manger, May 11.—Offerings ROTON WATER NEVER WAS FILTHI also, Zioter and Co. corner of Cheenut snd Third. streets Phila- | Phelps James D Soutier, Froderick Vietor, H.W. General Cushing were not yet made to the Senate, was, of the week consist of 1380 beef cattle, mostl; nee 2, alimy with fish spawn: but it is rendered pu lo and Co., Albany; W. R, Davis, Boston, On the | chant Bij A pee ae n't | om his motion, laid aside till to-morrow, he being too 5's, 1858, 95, “Second Board—$2000 City 5's, 1858, 9545 ; 3000 Reading Railroad Bonds, if they hold, the banks will be in danger of serious em- 1850, 5643. barrassments. The annexed comparative statement of prices for our principal staple products at New Or- loans, will show the fluctuations within the past few 8, Baker, JOS months:— the West, including 600 head taken to New Yor! that feed its source, by passing through the Diaphragm Filter. Alt | Teceipt of $1, copy will be transmitted by mail, free of postage, | LEWIS JORY, Vice Presiden’ fre ‘ i + 0 E ; CHARLE: sposed to co 1 the diseussion of the ques. Quotations For Propuce, &e.,1N THe New Onurans | cows and calves, 750 hogs and 950 sheep. Pricos— | who dosire purer water will call at 349 Broadway, opposite St. to 3 bog oR eet aah te ine hel wien ristant Vice Prosident; CHARLES NEWCOMB, Secreta tion era wed to continue the discussion a Marker. After further miscellancous business belonging to the rt Charles Hotel, id. hes Beeves were nearly all sold at $5 50 07 60 the 100 Ibs, | Charles Hotel Office, 120 Liberty street, ONCE TO CONTRACTORS—PROPOSALS WII Feb. 24 March 25, April 5, Cows and calves—Sales range at $8 a 15 fordry, $14 OHLSAAT, BROTHERS, 48 JOHN STREET, OFFER FOR = n° ceived the f tt we ° ‘ 8 § 6 © 20 for apbingers and $16 e032 for fresh cows Hoge— wale a complete aeortinent of Fringes and Gimps, suitable | J), GLOVER 18 CONSULTED AT IS OFFICE DURING | pp yecelved nil the, Mati day of May, a ie oot ME Tien of dtr. Haswsleuh) the Senetertentiasd O68 48 Me FL AL in market cold at $4 00 a 4 75 tho 100 Ibs. Sheep | for spring trade, Also, Zephyr Worsteds burw Twist, foals Ke | 274, {heday and evening in thor diMientt and protrcted cases | tracy of the Hartem Htalltoad between Harlem River andite fune’| the bill for the eelint of Daag Me way | were takon at $1 25 a 4 50 each, asin quality, Hny is RS, WORKMAN AND BELL, SAT stinate for physicians of lost experience. Private entrance to his ee en ace Le gan eek A THY DISTRESS OF YOCATAN Tower, and sales of Timothy are making at 90 0105 cts. 3 ‘D RELL, &. per cwt.; bated hay rulos dull at 70 n 85 cts. per 100 Ibs. | gin nyrmacual consent the bustuens te fuer wilt Straw in without change, We quote good quality at | by the mbseriher, at 12) Warrag street and 157 West stroet, Ne $7 00 08 00 the 100 bundl York, WM. WORKM. EES office, through the entry in No. 2, His Extract coparia Py ians, may be had at iy ig if a 44 ‘Toleaced; fale i Ma Ad A AN It will be perceived by this table that prices ranged lower in New Orleans at the close of April, than at any of the previous dates given; and advances made iast fall upon a fair margin, find now that margin com- pletely gone, and forced sales, for the purpose of realiz- ing, would bring prices down to a lower point than Rids will also be received for 22,000 chestnut or white oak eross Mr. Joi Davis rose, and after some prefatory obser- ties, seven and a half feet long, six. inches thick ; having not less | vations, hore down under a steady wind, in opposition ——— | than six inches bearing exefaces, to be delivered AtHlarlem river, | to the bill. This had teen presented to Us af a measure R SPECIFIC MIXTURE FOR | oF between that river and the point of junction. | Proposals will, | which admits of uo delay, anda billin compliance with $50 the eure of gonorher Sratithe Saaeioarts tae at the same time, be received, for ereoting a pile bridge about 00) iene ht is now before us euthorsing temporary | Verod for the above complaint, this is the most certain; it makes | feet long, ona straight I!ne over the Harlem river, anda bulk | iiitce neeupath It wae not a teneure OF : A ‘speedy and permanent cure without the least restriction in diet, | head along the grounds of the company, between 182d and 134th | military occupation | pal | oan Wle relief. but of military occupation, Mr, Davia was ‘ation to business. The streets, 16 work to be done, and the n a 4 . ‘si ‘of ono bo 15th day of September. Plans, profile: id specifications will be | greatly obliged to the Senator from South Carolina for she RE eg exhibited at tho office of the Company, up lo the 1th instant, | the promptitude with which he had met it, and the im- an} Sell acd7d Hroadway, corner of Chambers | When the engineer will Le present to make all REVEL T portance of which he had so pointedly presen’ Married. On Tuosday evening. the Oth inst,, at St. Mary's Church, by the Roy. William Staus, Mr, Jony Haves, | he can be consulted daily at his office, S. Shiriakof Chiropolint, | " engages, to any who honor him with a visit, to cure the al | to Miss Caruanine Axx Noonas, all of his city. without the wHightost pain or tronble, Tt is not his ins alono which he relies on, Lut engages his Elixir to be th those last quoted. Ce cstams i cilatiog remedy for extracting which will never return. Any iton, corner William street. tions, ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chist Rngjacar, tot e Senate, Humenity was Ls first the principle j 5, th inst., of disease of th t, M , | person who wi call, oan seo a ntimber of letters from their fellow “ = = te * Moka re PT TTT and assumed, And yet, from the mystery surrow f It threfore appears to us that the banks of the South whe Gourge Sle wea alte ee Ps THA, | Heloons, returning thanks for an tamediate and pena as | L OFFICE IS REMOVED TO LEXANDEI'S TRICOBAPHR—A NEW AND VALUADLE | fO'thg sabjec reve nd tnddie Viitee vevanas Tomine yoy | formation, aud three instalments were now upon our | | his office, 68 Chambers surest, opposite the Park Advice cam at all times be bad; in all | {A ‘isoovory, being a liquid Dye which are in an unpleasant,and, wo fear, a dangerous position. | 3 months, Advice in all diseases gratuitous, the color of the hgiv to @ beautiful brown Prices may have touched bottom, and in the course of bie | Pag to Ade hap-lewyain raed of os family are re- O CURE, wo. Ly rhe | CORRITT, 19 DUANE STREET, Ly will be fa attgnd anion fe cane to hair open ; front faperiority of a is dye consists. ia its bene pate sir, as original high ground of humanity r lly invited to attend her funeral, on Sunday af- momber of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, may be all Iqboring under disease, wt the abo easy mode of application aud instantaneous effec Fiyos | is abandoned; and we are called upon now to act apo a few months a very important improvement may be | SPectfully invit y food in trontenent-o¢ UaliGate Gk No tamer how Ye during lay, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 15th, 16th requiring from ten to twelve hoi od » simple one: » ty. ‘ ternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 102 Lewis | consul ‘at veoniae Cho body, bein tim theater of May, 1508 Ladi eutlemen are rospectfally in ; artnet gpa tho simple question of expedioney and public safety realized; but it ix dowbtfal if the banks can hold on even for that length of time, We are confident they cannot, unless the drain of specie ceases, and they strengthen themselves in that department. ‘The banks of this city have kept themselves clear of these operations, Cotton and other products remaining This is the ground presented by the Chairman on Fo. reign Relations, and also by the Chairman on Military Affairs, in his elaborate appeal yesterday, To be sure he did not omit the question of humanity; but expedi~ ji was made the ground of the Senator's argument om pireet, Falun In the head aud Wonte of the lage On Friday morning, the 12th inst, James Watirn, | ee Mend to venereal disonsen, “ona perior excellence will be apparent to over; licati his artiele posts on merit, its oxcellency that upwa atuitoms, As t p call, “Ady i Tate jes Dr. — ". 9 we lence r of ¢, son of the late John Wal. | \'y, ran - as tenn 0 CURE NO CHARGE—DR. MURPHY, OF 6 GOLD | Yiy b> chien pine fe fohe Weal: | ‘ora form of Une dieaage, Recent uses ourwd in fone days | JNU “ers ta comentialy gonslted onal forus of private die | (nu 4raee Pave, b ‘The friends of the family, and of his brother-in-law, | scarcely any pain, Constitational debility. Those individuals py Le oe Te > i street, corner of Willia John W. Thompson, are requested to attend his fune- | Who havo indul & certain loathsome habit can positively be . ty. timpotensy successful by Dr M. | chip, 77 East Broadway tu treat * | No moreury used fn any ease, or hindrance From business, Oftice jo or York; and by th ral, from the residence of his sister, Mrs, Dow, No. 111 And voalety. “Remember, 1 Duane street, of | Cocitd street open from) AM. to WP. M. Fag peril pe a myn N Toa te tole agente for ricbephe sine Ds) Drugeists, 100 Fol johnson, 278 roadway: A. L, Win ‘0; Thomas & Maxwell, and for this bill—the necessity of acting so a8 to prevent the interposition of foreigu powers, aud to prevent this