New-York Daily Tribune (New-York [N.Y.])
April 23, 1842

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T LY THE NEW-YORK TRIRUNE ablfshed every morning, at No. 30 Ann et. New-York, and delivered ta Cay Subseribers for NINE CENTS per week, Royle copies Two Cents Mal Sghscrthers, $4 per annum, in advance, and the paper Tso case continued beyond ihe time for whick it is paid. gheer ptions taken for Nix Months Terms of Advertiang.... For exch Advertis sment of EN fines OF leas (over six) first insertion, 50 Cenu, “jor #a h subsequent Insertion... for SIX insert ons, or one week. KI or TWENTY FIVE insertions 500 Loeger Advertisinents at equally favorable rates Mar ages, Religions and Funeral Notices, not exceeding net, 25 cents The WEEKLY TRIBUNE, a very large paper, for yolry, is pusiisaed every 3 atarday worning, at the $2 per anwum, in advance. five xr the C0 Low price of “THE TRIBUNE. Ax INTRODUCTION TO Grex Prose CowmrosiTion, with copious Explanatory Exercises, in which all the impor. unt Principles of Greek Svatax are tully elucidated gy Cuarres Axtiox, L LD. Harper Brothers. If anv thing were wating to encourage u more dorough and extensive study of the ancient lan- guages, it 1s to be found in the works of Dr. AxN- wos; who by his learning, shill, and critical acu- men, has relic ved this study of much that was be. iroe intricate and tedious, and rendered it in the This last work fully ghest dos ree attractive. b wistains his previous reputation aud the style in which it is published, as to type, paper, and bind- ng, 18 unexceptionable. The same publishers announce, as nearly ready, the Sermons of the Jute Joux SUMMERFIELD— than whom no preacher has attracted more atten- since the days of the celebrated Whitfield. tion ParsoroGY, FOUNDED ON THE NAT_ RAL SYSTEM 0F ANa- toMy AND PuYsioLoGy. By ALEXANDER WALKEK J. I G. Langley, 57 Chathani-street. The author of this work is well known to the publie from his treatises which huve preceded it. [his volume treats of the Nature of Disease gives, Sketch of the Natural System of Pathology and discusses lucidly und fully the class of reme- The Homaopathie System of Haller and Hahneman is diessuited to particular Kinds of diseases. attacked with great <kill and at lity, and the con. ceived errors of varisus other medical hypotheses are pointed out. The work ix published in a very neat style, and merits attention especially from the medical profession. coesatilip een Tug LOWELL OFFERING: A Repositury of Original Arti- eles, Written by Females employed in the Mills. (32 P Monthly at $1 per annum.) Pewers Bagley, ywell. Saxton Pierce, Boston. Wo have repeatedly spoken in commendation of thie little work, and we would fain believe that war commendations have attracted some readera wits well-filled pages. The simple fact that a Magazine has Leen published more than a year, made up entirely of the writings of Factory Girls" who labor twelve or thirteen hours a day for a subsistence 18 ene of great and cheering ig- mheance. It speaks well for our Manufactories, well for the Women of America, well for the Nineteenth Century. When before would such a fact Lave been deemed even credible? I, Corp's New Seerrine Book.—We have exam- 18 frightful. ied this work with interest, and can heartily ve- apeaking of commend it as in the main a decided improvement on any work of its class previously published. Jfiers from all other works of the kind, and is landholders require 1 based upon the principle that Spelling is learned the country becomes intense: Ww association, and not by an abstract effort of the memory unaided by association. lence, in order to have the correct association of the letters first impressed upon the mind, the classification of the words is so distinet that no vowel or coaxsonant sound of different letters but of similar pronuncia- ee in tien is indiscriminately intermingled; as, deed and ea in plead ou in nown and ow in down ci in perceive and ie in reprieve ph in epttaph and gh in enough, both sounding like f; cd In ce der and s¢ in silent, both sounding sc; cion in sus- prcion, sion in pension, tion in portion, all sound- It are bad, or the prices of orain are low, NEW-0 BY GREELEY McELRATH. VOL. Il. NO. 12. OFFICE NO. 30 ANN-STREET. NEW-YORK, SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 23. 1842. FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR. WHOL: NO. 321. YO) CARRIAGE MAKERS. —Wm. M. Titus, No. 50 Beaverstreet, offers for sale a large as sortment of Worsted Damasks and Rattinetis, suitabie co- lors for carriage linings. Also, light drab and blue cloths and biack lastings m25 Im* pays and SHOES selling off at cost. C. MEAD, 346 Grand, Norfelk-street. This inunense siock ot Bets and Shoes, J 4 ASSOCIATION; Or Principles of a True Organization of Society. 17 The editorship of this column is dutinet from that of The Tribune. Address letters, post pod, te A. Briseaxe fiuman Misery— Necessity of New Plans of Reform. corner of ris one of The Miser whine h I Hes« the Human Race the iareest and Lest assortments of work for retailing, that fe T ean be tound in the city, is NOW selling fF at Cost, to cline are frightful te contemplate. They could easily bicemn The subscriber invites all that wish wo por re die if the lead a intluential Mer Jf chase to ca and see—<the tallest barga ns ever off red n he rem di d, it th le 1 1 nga d 1 It 1 1 Boots and Shoes. Please re 1, ar OC MEADS. 846 Gramd-street, Nortotk, N. Y COOPERS —Brod Stock H Cros Society would search conscientiously for the causes, “a7 in, ne NPORTANT TO Patent and, instead of wasting their time and talents in en leavor 10 head's vel ar and fruitless controversies and intrigues, Patent Roller Crose can be bad at OSBORN LITTLE'S, remove them. It would seem that the aspect of 53 pgionestreet, New-York, and who has codstantly on Law 's 1 1 a comnlete *assartment of Coopers To in general, at the Ww retchedness which exists inthe world, should yo mae E ret] pers n Hg arouse the pity and indignation of minds that can AILS —-3.000 casks Swedes Fron Nails, feel, bat still it does not embracing a complete assortment, from 2d to 60d.— It is true that almost every individual is so ab- Spi Brads, Flooring, Latlnng y wr ag do, sorbed by personal schemes, or troubles of las ow, 1,59 casks low priced American Trou Nails. A 100 bags Eazlsh Wr Nails AS BLACKWELL, Fd Watersst, For sale by THOM ald lw TINDOW Glags.—50t60 boxes Win- W tat he cannot look out of himself and feel for others. The Rich have the means of doing some- thing for the cause of Mankind, but they are sup- plied with abundance, aud scarcely know that n. Franklin, Delaware and Morris aw Glas, Fulio wsortment of sizes from 6x4 10 embracing a lar ze brands Latiry 2%) N now the word, thev 20x30 el Misery existe: or if they know ti 1 CU DRUGGIsTS GLass Ware. —700 packages Draggists Glass have no idea of the reality. They seem to Ware from the Harmony Works, compris general as sortnent of Vials and Bottles, ft hy the trade, bor think.” us the London Phalanx rightly observes, C00 ie MORGAN WALKER, al eepts for Mana‘actucers 3 Joho st. «that God has favored them with wealth for their lw ‘LUE. GLUE. Glue, Glue.—T'he Sub- own sole individual use, and that they owe no duty G scr bers being supplied (rom varans maniactones, ri nf PENT to their fellow Men who have been made the slaves heep constantly of hand a large assariment of the different alities of Gloe sold in this market ta which they would of Industry, nor to that God who is the common Father of us all.” “vite the particular attention of Manuiacturers, Country The Apathy, Indifference and Selfishness of the mae tf Merchants, and all who may use or deal in the article. World are disgusting and revolting. How can A i W JOSHUA GILBERT SON, Aronts, 14 Water st, those vile incrustations, which our false Societies higest price ierced Coins of all kinds BARNARD, Gold aud Silver Refiner and Exchange Broker—Ofice 1 Wall street, The d a ww heart of Man, be have wrapped round the hea $i w LY avin of Gd and Silver correctly attended to. Works through? Can it be done by holding up descrip- 241 Mercer-street. N we (or Bar Goid and Od Gold and Suver and 4 1 t Money discounted 3 e lowest rates. We know not, but it B. Uncurrent Money discounted at the tr m3l lm* READ! Bread!! Bread!!!—At Pal- mers new Bakery, corner Secomd-street and Bowery —4} pounds tor a shilling, and made from the best superfine flour. Try. md tin” 1 OCKWELL'S tions of existing Miseriea! can be tried. We will glance at the condition of some of the most civilized nations of the Farth. which wil! show that the boasted Political wis- dom and the plans of their great Statesmen can Patent Vault Lights.— do nothing for the real happiness and practical Nev atetil wm exeigde wet dust from vaults and amelioration of the condition of the vast Majority. admit Jw grogiiy wy ob B Siva Asa RE Or 1 sale gt 4 Astor House, nirance in Bbarciay-si I In France, out of a population of thirty-two wil SOs] 5 y 1 P sr reas, a8 FALE'S Old Curiosity Shop. No. lions, there are twenty-two million Ir No. 412% Broadway, New-York.—Depasitory for the cominission, —C wo have before stated, who have bat six cents a ale of Curiosities, Shells, Minerals, on 3) bic fray all ax w W. PEALE would respectiully inform the blic that his h on an average to de fray all expenses of store now presents the largest and most valuable colivction F day ac ry Jothi Wducation, &e¢. In Ireland, of specimens of Natural History ever offered tor sale ja this food, lodging, lohing, edu ation, X« i ire connising of Foreis 1 and American Minerals, (J out of a population of eicht millions, every third received and for sale, the large collection otf the late D i wh Le Bovd.) Shells fram all parts of the world, consisting otup person experiences, during thirty weeks in thie wards of 1,000,000 specim Family and School Cal nets of Minerals, Shells, &c. from $130 npwards, rtificial Eves a fasts of eve -rate potatoes. i your, a deficiency of even third rate pota os gol Snitelat Fyen In Sicily, an island <0 hizhly favored by «oil, and specimens of every other branch of natural science. 4 el v. Pet Birds and Animals stuffed ac natural as fe ondition of the people DAGUERREOTY PE PORTRAITS taken from 9 A. M. ull 5 P.M. at the moderate p with a reat moroceo case. Dagne rreoly pe Portraits traded for Clothing, Fancy Articles, Curiosities, Prin Adver. «When the crops tising, &e. Persons taught and tuinished with apparatus, Xe, capable to execute Portraits by the above process, on very moderate terns, v B.—Pet Birds and Animais stuffed as natural as Lie. #622 Broadway climate and position, the Count Gasparin, Peer of France in ries of $3 the state of its Agriculiure, and the poverty of the peasantry, says so that the alu [LVER PLATE. —Wm. Thomson, No. [8 129 Witlinm-street, continues to manufacture Silver Ware of the best description and of the latest patterns.— Presentation Vases, Pitehars, Waiters, Tea and offee Ser. vices, Cake and Fruit Baskets and Children's Mugs, richly chased and appropriately des med. Also, Dessert Fruit Knives and Forks, silver blades; Forks est labor, then the misery of without means of sub- aistence for the winter, if is not a rare thing te find peasants starved to de ath in the fields with grass in their mouths, from which they have vainly en- dearored to draw nowrishment. ls uit Kuives sud Forks, sitver biades; “Ww id Spoons, king threaded and pla threaded patierne, Can a Specie wrency or a Paper urrency, the AL Meelals J Various pate ony stited sor prizes ol Flo- ricultural, Horticulteral and Agriculiuzal Societies, Orders by letter punctually attended to. The whole of these articles are manufactared on the pre. mises of sterhing silver, and no care or expense is sj ared an the heanty of tire worhmansbip.

N. B.—Drawings and estimaies of articles for presentation X 2m Right to vote or any other Political Right,—or the establishment even of the best of Goveraments,— that which governs least,” do any thing for the real and practical amelioration of the Wretched- 1] will he turmshed in answer 1o an apploation. P- IPYWO SILVER MEDALS AND7 DI ness of the poor peasantry of those countries No, nothing. The things wanted, are—lIst. A PLOMAS have been awarded to John Lindmark, 2% y ame wit, for the best Cologne and Perfvmery. For Creuse oduction 2dlv. The vast Chatham-street, great Increase of Producti b q years he has been angaged in the manutacture ol Mor. An equitable fumery mm this city, and until the present time Le Las no ing shun; coate in emaciate and tiate in erpa- tate, both sounding sh; ce in farce and se in parse; single 2 in"vilify and i in nullify; single cmveryyand orn terrify; robin and bobbin; florid and torrid, Lc. words pronounced ulike and spelled difierently, as ceal, scent, sent; to, too, fwo, Xvi words spelled differently when a differ ent part of speech, as belief and believe; device und dewise silent consonants, as lamb, dum, castle, Xe. "All of these, with numerous other wwomalies, which cause the great difficulties and perplexities in the scholar's progress to the attain: meat of an accurate knowledge of the orthography and pronunciation of the language, are iu other spelling books, confasedly intermingled, but by Mi We some time since announced with pleasure that Mr. Cobb hud desisted from his tormer hope- *obd Cobb have been separately classed TT 4 “8s attempt to fasten a A to the end ot such werds Us public, cathoiie, rhetorte, Xe. This book give dence of his thorough amendment. Haxoy Axpy, No. IV, for April, has just been published in their usual style by D. Appleton Co. 200 Broadway. To SIX NIGHTS with THE WASHINGTONIANS is the tite of a work by T. 8. ARTHUR, consisting of a series of original Temperance Tales, of which the Fit. Number, with the Story of The Broken Merchant,” is for sale by George L. Curry Co. 155 Broadwav.

Bloararmic al. STORIES POR (CHILDREN 1s the Ute of a neat and excellent little work, contxining sketches of Wyer, Newros, Jouxsox, CRow- WELL, FRANKLIN, and Queen CHRISTINA, by Na- Taxi Haw THORNE, just published by Saxton Miles, 126 Fulton street Yi I “Tue Lay's Wonnn or Faemnon for May “ntwins a beautiful outline engraving, entitled The Cartier Pigeon,” with a plate of the Fash- ons and a variety of Literary matter. It is for 1 1 wie by Larue] Post, 88 Bowery. ee— 7 Ten Copies of the Loc Capi, Hoth series come Pete, neatly hound in one volume, for sale at the this office Es work contains a vast amount of Political Statistics of freat value, and embraces a complete History of the Politi Cl Campa gn which resulted in the election of William Newey Harrison to the Presidency, and is continued dawn one of the Pxtra Sessonot Congress in 1841. Price e "A few Copies of the New-Vorker— Vos Naud KELeves, bound, aud lor sale attnisottice. Price $2 7 The American 1 k devoted te tere can abeorer, a work devoted 0 is of American Indusiry and 1 the Protection of Amer “an Manufacturers and Laborers for sale at thus othee. Price 6; conta, rr oe Mr. Lyell’s Lectures. Our full, llustrated and full veorrecied Reparisol MRLYELL'S EIGHT LEC- I RES on Recent Discoveries in Grovogy will be pub- oS This Morning 1m a beautiful Pamphlet Edition. contain nearly every word of those Lectures, as Ported by Mr. WM. J. Ravyoxn, Assistant Fditor of this Mper, with several lucid Engravings expressly for the Tre No large an amoun’ of fresh, interesting and vatua- al rmakicn on Geglogy cannot be found is any work Price 25 cents per copy, five copies for 21, seventeen for 8 wing capies for 85; anv larger namber $16 per Lue rel. Orders from Newsmen or by Mail (enclosing the (2) alaf al) are respectfully solicited, I IY Ricmakn Apams Locke's celebrated Lecture on a rETISM ad ASTRONOMY, As 1 ported tor the Tribune, ee publisl od in a neat pamphlet, and tor sale st this Tha Mot ing. Price 4 cents. TRE'S DICTIONARY of Arts, Man- Uinctures nd i Ag V., this dav received by N o SAXTON MILES, 126 Fultonstrevt. of wos AX TON MILES will open a large assortment Xb of Meal, Classical and Miscellaneous Hooks on the Rag, AY, al 2% Broadway, (old stand of William A. Col- all economies of Association aud 3dly. mt tae i divisi 4 3 T 2 p «nay preserted himselt before the public in the Qavertisinr Col division of Profits. These practical measures can prea WAT per hat now sustained by the decision of en- i “lat al dye riamery, gf Le Fairs held inthis eny {only be etiected by means ot Association and At inet judges ot Perfumery, given Aatth nly bi floored yr and Boston, he (eels authorised in saving to those who want [tractive Industey. When they are attained, then any article in his lipe, that at 38 Chathame-sireet thev may atl ind a erior quality, at moderate prices Romember the "other measures, such as universal Education, can find a superior quality i number is 88, formerly arance to Chatiam Chapel. (14 1y be applied.—But to return to the Miseries which LED ED or GRAY HAIR may be changed According to the Journal to a beautiful auburn or jet black in two or three hours, hy using a bottle of the celebrated halian Pye, 1 has justly obtained a reputation tar surpassing all others now are in Liverpool 7,602 inhabited cellars, dan, {in use, and may be used without the least ngary either to the bir or skin. Heretofore the diicnlly ot procurinas il snitable arocle for coloring the hair has acterred many from wtempting it. Bot now thisd fhiculty is removed, ac ali who have used the Italian Dye have herne willing testimony of its efficacy. For sale by A B Sands Co, 213 Broadway, corner of Chambers-st; A B D Sands, 73 Fulton, corner of Gold-<t and 180 Futon, corner of Williaest 3 ane San Is Co, 77 East Broadway. EN Oh LOCK DEALERS, look at this '—At SMITHS CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT, corner ol the Bowery and Divisionsstreet, Retwey orl, Where Superior i 1 ry th “oe every description are made, may be sedi OC hs In Glasgow, thirty thousand Irish and Clocks of ovary te a ax the cheapest and as goad Lure said, uccording to the duseription of Dr Cowan, ashe best, at wholesale or retail. Extra Town Clocks 4 i i made at this establishment, pat up and warranted. Also a to wallow in filth, crime and wretchedness, in BCE 0 0 or the Chronometer order, for ships. steamboats, the cellars and wynds of this great commercial ke. overs hind of Clocks Co gs Mogg cles oid at this establishment warranted Alsa, connected with this estal nt is a seneral Jobe tor making small Models tor Pat- {overwhelm the Mass. of the Statistical Society, of Janmary, 1640, there dark, dirty and ill-ventlated and in these lodge 39,300 of the Working Classes. At Bury, ones third of the Laboring Classes are so badly ett that in 773 houses one bed serves for four persons {in one for six human 207, owe for five; and in 73, "beings. In Bristol, 46 out of every hundred of the Working Classes have but one voom for a fawily. Highlanders we hy oo leity.” From ten to twenty persons of both sexes lie huddled together in their rags and filth on the isin Machinery, 3 The Register General states that he “bas seen bing Shop, floors each night. The cellars are beer and spirit- ents, Sc. Ac All kinds of Wheels and Pinisns caton a SUDerior cutting engine, shops. 3. —A large stock of Yankee Clocks selling off at whelesala, at cost, fer want of room, to store thes A rare chance to buy—without doubt the best the worl R. SMITH, Preprictor. small garret, the hosbaad, sick of a typhus child laid across the sick man's bed: two mn one old sion of the Gelden Clock, Entrance 78 Bowery, thverlooking Chatham Square all 2m YoiH fs NDERSON'S Premium POLISHING 4 PASTE and PLATE POWDER—An iinportant ar tele tor the vse of deaiers in hardware, Bri anma ny tal, are, &c., to hotel keepers, private erchants, Ke They have heen used, ritied to by Prot, Hare, Philadelphia; vy: Pr. Noyes of Clinton College In uiton: Robert Lovett, 183 Broadway: W. J. Jackman, 1 Wallstreet; 1 k Stetson, As a sick others sleeping under the bed: two window re- cesses let to two Irish lodgers at sixpence a week as resting-places for the night: the wife, a young German silver, plated w tamilies, shipping mer adel A h recommended and cert sick husband at night, and supporting the family Prot. Lauriatt, Bostor “I New-Yak by Dr. Cl J. N. Gimbrede, 1 Wall.st Boarainan (lary, 6 Burling Stip; Coien tor House; Bliss Creighton, 42 Fultonst: Rawdou, Wriocht Hatch, 48 Merchants’ Exchance Bull, Tomphins Black, 15) Broadway HL AL Kerr, 74 Broadway 3 Coope Fuelton-st; Pearson Whitmore, 111 Broads ke. For sale, wholesale and retail, by C. H reneral agent, 53 Faiton-street and 644 Broadway. can suffer, Sonls that are filled with high aspira- Also, as above, Anderson's Bromine Crocus, tor polishing y steel, tor the ase of engravers, gunsmiths, watchmakers, kc. mas im REENWICH POTTERY, 261 Eigh- teenth street, between Ninth and Tenth Avenues.—As this establishment e only one of the kind inthis city, and the largest in the the subscriber respectfully informs But are thev net children of one Race. the public that he manutactures a iW! oFers tor sale, on the most reasonable terms, the liowing les, viz. Yes, and they have a Wa 1 2 healthy woman, lying in the same bed with hes by taking in washing, which was hung across the room to dry=—the Varish Authorities having for bidden the exposure of linen ont of the windows.” I 1s it not awful to think that human Beings, who have Semtiments that can be violated, Bodies that tions, should be reduced to such a miserable, suf fering and degraded candition? There are some =elfish minds which will exclaim: These Miseries are nothing to us, as they exist in Eurspe.” articles, v, Eartheru Wa Farmaces Flower brothers of one Family? Stone 3 1c Pats, Oven Tile, Chimney. noe, Blanchnng- right to our sympathies. According to this seltish pg Fire-Brick, Green-House Tile, Stave Tubes, dc. &e N. B.—Cheniical and Druggist Ware to or All srders doc rine, the North should not care for the South, throogh the Post-Office will be punctualiy exeeated, mils 3m WASIHINGTON SMITH. OLLED AND PLATED BRASS.— A first rate article of Rolled and Plated Brass, can always be found at JAMES G. MOFFETT, 121 Prince st, near Wooster, at the lonest market prices. Likewise a very anerior article of Cooper's Bras u Ae 1F% wa OUGHS, Colds, Pain in the Side, Rais- ing Blood, Palpitation of the Heart, are dangerous symntoms to trifle with, Thousands of lives are anuually lost in this wav. Every person of intelligence aud con sense knows that these diseases are the beginning ot Con- sumption, and unless cared mast prove fatal. Dr. Allen's Balam of Horehound, Liverwort and Plearisy Root will cure the above diseases. We Lold ourselves ready and wil. ling wo prove this statement, 1c any person who may stan {in peed of Dr. Allen's Balsam will call on Dr. GUION, the Agent, at 127 Bowery mT tf _COAL' COAL! '—Price Redne- Red Ash Peach Orchard Coal, i qualty—Nat, large size, 8 sen and Egy estimate, although the number of actual paupers jon, delivered fron tie yard tree of eartae. and habitual beggars may not exceed half a mil. yar! corner of Houston and Mati, er at the vard corner of 1 Hammond and Greenwich sts, one Stata for another, one family for its neighbor, ong individual for another individual. But ackeowledging that the Misery existing in Euro; at least in one respect: it is a warning, a forctaste of the candition which awaits us; we are hurrying 110 it as fast a8 time and the increase of population can doit. We have exact stavistical details of the Misery existing in this Country, but the following view of the condition of the Mass is no doubt far below the truth :=—Of the fifteen millions of human Beings composing the white Population of the United States, not less than three or four millions are at this time in circumstances of comparative ow or extreme destigution. This is not an i 00 w 13 of no CORseqnence to us, 1t i= amportant no Overs v ton. But when we add to these the Vast army of FF LH A MAYNARD. confirmed Drunkards, wn lo, with glassy eyes, burn. N. B.—=Nat Coal, very large s ze, superorquaiiv. als im v aki ree ID n the ing brows and shaking knves, are reeling on their gi 2 COAL—COAL !'—Peach Or- duwnwaurd road to ruin, with their dependent wives chard Red Ash Coal— 5 and children subsisting from hand to mouth, Heaven Stove doable sereened. oon cred 30 only Knows how=—a daily repetition of the muacie Fe Rid broken WIE Ashes ssessssse 3 I by a City Weigher.— Delivered cartaze tree. Woighe Yard corner of Greenw ch-stieets. n Best Red Ask Coal, direct trom the mines, delivering (rom ihe boat, at 86 per 1an 100 Pea and Dast cheap alg tf J. FERGUSON. ww 2 1 OCTOR PROVOST wishes to say to the public that lis successful treatment in many bund. red cases of disease, bas established his practice effectually. (A word the wise is sutficient.) His office is Ne. 91 Br ad sueel m2 lm of the loaves and fishes, save that the baskets full of fragments are omitted when we add also the wives aud children of habitual idlers, loungers, shiftless beings, reprobates and erimmals,—the tamilies of the crippled and diseased, —and poor widows, orphans and persons out of employment— and the aggregate of human sutfering from abselyte Want is frightful. Who can estimate it? City WwW ANTED—Good Servants preeured free of charge, at City Oufice, 75 Canal street, wi the very best City references, all Iw TANTED=—A Protestant woman to go to the country and do geoeral housework A small fam’ly. She must be a good pla ne BoLe net call who cannot produce a good recommendation Apr at 35 Roigersst. a2l 3 TANTED.—<The citizens of New- York who mav have Hoases to ren and those re. quiring the like, are very respectiully soliciied to call at Ci ce, 75 Canal street, and have thelr business entered on the Registry “free of charge” all Im* uslane' a ers Tarnished wt for gon niaces, and fair wages, amd vic 5 i Broadway. SR Las Motta —=Houesty, correct ples, and a ng. Cooks houseimnaids, nurses, seamstresses, laundresses, f ers, 22 deners, coachmen, waiters, porters. clerks, 8. Ke. Good references, ers cash, but low, Please cal m3) Ini” AW. BLAKESLEY TANTED—10 or 12 active and intelli works, v7 Robert Merry s Musenn, Bost AHS Literature and Fashion, Musical Cabinet, Lowell Mothers’ Assistant and Yoong Ladies’ Free Siudents a voung men engaged in Literary p ts will be peelerped Good testimonials of climractsr will he required. alot! BRADBURY, SODEN Co. 127 Nasauast. rPYEACHER.—A graduate of a distin- rushed University, fuliy competent to inipart mstrr le Wnr L ICH CADP TIENCe, Is desirous yotainiug a situ a Se as Assistant Tea Desig se teachin? ac a profession, permanent sitgation i» present his principal olyjest,. Address Gamma,” Sua Office. Pa ht ATION WANTED. —The adver- tiser, a widow lady, wishes 0 obtain a situat en as housekeeper, or sempiress ina genteel fanuly, ors matron in a public institution or schoo For her character and qualifications, references of th Zhest respectabiliny Le given. Inquiry may be male of the Publisher or New Woarld, or the Editor Tribune. Address C. K. at this oth ce, ado” YO TEACHERS in New-York and vi- last Friday, ses cinity.—ln reply to au advertisement veral Teachers, over and aboy wants oO vivertisur have exhibited the most gatistactory prooi of loch quabitica tion in Mathematics, Music, Dia sing and Pamting, and the varions branches of scwnol education. With ther approba tion their addresses and referen os will be ches Ziven to any persons needing Teachers on application after 3 velock, P. M. to Dre. HOLTON, 11 Amity-st. a2l Iw “A LADY WANTED to board a small _ family for the rent of the House mn which they live, and which is pleasantly sitnated in the upper part of the None need apnly but such as can produce the most imexceptionable testimonials of character. Apply at the Grocery of Mr. MAINS, corner of Eighth Avenu Twenty second-street, 121 OARDING—=Two gentlemen aud their B w.ves can be ie accommodated with pleasant pariors and board at 26 Cliffstreet, atte: the Ist May. Also, two three single gentlemen until that time, Apply at 46 Fulton. alu streets [3 OARDING.=Ueremen of the Bar, Siore-keepers and others, may have excellent Boar and proper attent to thelr wants, on the first of May, at the commodions house Xo. 3 Chanhers strect, near (lat. ham. Terms moderate. Apply at 3 Alden-st all 3 Ia few select boarders of quiet habits House and apartments Leommodated with lery, or at No. 7 Wallstreet, N.Y, I OARD.—One or two pleasant Rooms, with Board, mav be Lad at No. 18 Bond «t, «0, a larg 1 excelient Niable to let, in Great Jones. ana street, Inquire at No. 15 Boud st. alos I OARDING.—=Pleasant Rooms and good Board may be Lad wa private family where there ar Broads a8 Hee very desirable—location delightful, No. 101 East wal Pious amd other $J pur neck respec tube persons just To 13 in at (late Man a2 Duane-street, little north of the Park and near Broad way, md Im” i OARDING IN BROOKLYN.—=Two Gentlemen and their wives can be accommodated with Board and pleasant rooms at No. 97 Henry-st. (one door above Clark) after the first of Mav. For particulars inquire at No, 21 Coacord-st., or No. J Maden Lane, New-York. mal im* POARD in East Broadway, near Chat- A tow resnectabile boarders can be rood hoard and pleasant rooms at Ne, 77 East Broadway, between Catharine and Market streets Also, a few day boarders. al Iweod family =A genideman and his wife, and two or three single gentlemen, can obtain pleasant rooms in a newly built house, wh board, on reasonable terms, at No, Pro trom the Fulton Ferry, PBuathing SCHOLARS WANTE I OARDING—=1 per day, or Meals &2 5% dging ®1 ham square. al2t A Lady is desirous of obtaining two boarding schol ars (virls) trem 7 to 12 vears of are, after the 1st May, Will reside in agpleasant and healthy partof the city, Terms mio. rate. References exchanged. Apply 69 Firststreet alier 5 o'clock. P. M, als a+ ing to place their children in the country ave in formed that a lady, who will pay particular attention to their health and morals, is desirous of receiving ota her famiy several children, of 4 vears and sards, The village wi Jamaica contains several highly popular eo hools, and» only 12miles trom the ety, T moderate, Reterences, 0) Nathan Skelton, and Rev vie: Terms James M. Me Donald, Jon Henry Boll, 238 Henry-st, New-York, m25 Im2Ziw WS PRIVATE HOUSEKEEPING. —A Gentleman and a servant) are desirous of taking, with a family of simtla size, a pleasant house in an agreeable quarter of (the cit the rent of which shall not exceed for hundred or to hundred and finy dollars—the advertisers to board with the other occupants, to pay half the ren and a spe field sum per week lor board. Adaress Box 441, Fpper P.O. afi G i The subs house Ne. 201 Pearls, and elezant Mav tore riber having leased the new will he ready on the Ist ceive a lew good steady The locauon ot the house is very desirabie, being within a few minutes walk of the Ferry, For further rmiation, please apply hin G. Stevensen, Jr. at the grocery, corner of Pearl and Tu- atgws TT AMOS SMITH, 1 UVILDERS' HARDWARE, Mechanics’ Tools, Kc.=The suliner her at Division-street, tor sale a tall assortment of the alx articles, among whieh are Jan ox Seraws, all sizes; Clark's Butts; Mortice, Rin Dead, Fine Plate, Chest, Cupboard, "Fill, Pad and Horse Locks: Rrass and Iron Bolts, Xe. Spear's and other Saws Barry's Planes Greaves Sons’ Files and Chisels; i Tronsand Gogoes, k Ae. Alo, Cat and Wronght Nails, Brads and Tacks, ot all sizes, at wholesale and retail, at JOSEPH WEED. a2l Im Sandwich Tea-Travs, ivory hand prices to suit the times, I WREKEEPER'S HARDWARE, Ke —The sabseriber would remind bis customers and the public that he is still at his old place No. 0G Divs street where Le offers an exellent assortment nf i articles in the above oe, at prices as low as can be tognd in any place the city, JOSEPH WEED. all lu IRANDO LES. <The subscribers are Y now receiving an assortuient of Spring Goods, con. sisting of Astral and Hall Lamps, bronzed rman ard silks vered Girando es, silver-plated Cake-Baskets and Candle sticks, Bet a Tea Sets and Cofiee-Ur Gothic and Talle Catiery, together with a seaeral assortment of Fancy Goods, ali of which will be sold on reasonabie ters. BEACH SEX ON, 114 Clathame-=t al? 6 N. B—Lamps rebronzed and repaired. Cents a Page, at No. 3 URIC at Three =2 L snenard-street, corner of Broadway ~C HAS T. GESLAIN, Music Puls nstantiy recs IVing new and fastionnkle Musi Guitar and Flute witich he is selling at the very price cents a page, retail. Also, on hand, a small Jot of Masical Instroments which will be sold very low. T are invited toca and examine for themselves, dealers supnlicd ther estal Lin the LU, States. cheape rlsan atany N. B.—Piano Fortes tuned at 73 cents al® im CHAS T. GES AIN. THEAP BOOK.—The cheapest book present for a I v boand in eloth, at handsomely colore and st suitable as a 1s Merry's Moseam for 1841, nea It contans IM en weve STAVES, Ler pages of music, a wd 380 pages of reading Hid hy t real Peter Parley. BRADBURY, SODEN CO. alot 127 Nassau sireet, N. X YHN WAR WICK, Sweep Smelter and J Refiner tn general, No. 17 John street, New-York. Purchaser of Jews voramkh's Povslings, Pus mac ngs, Lenwlls, Parting Bars, Coarse Silver Bars, Lace, Gir and Plated Metals, Rookhinders Rags, ke mri? dv TT ERT TRITING and Merchants’ Accounts. ~The undersigned continues to Five instruction 'n or and wor real netie durnng Writing Book-keepi The lessens may he recerved entirely an the dav or evening, private tf desvred. Tle terms are t r «lor- we same as charzed by the advertise ing the Inst 3 years, viz: 815 for either branch singly until the requisite proficiescy is atiaioe i p To obviate further anmoyance from useless applications, the advertiser begs to state that he neither professes U teach writing in a fixed number of lessans, DOT to provice Sil tions for his students; and as regards his mode wr tions he deenis it satiicient to stale, for the ntanuation of trang ers, What may be easily tested by engi ring a 2 g iy 4 here are hundreds of ve r men merchants, viz: that here a hund ung I r the duties of respons and rative situations m is ty who ows ther advan ement Io Lhe 2 stroction, THOMAS JONES, 185 Broa way. For sale at the reoms Jones's Book ks NG sig lished and already adopted in the lending Academic mst al tations in this Price $1 TATCH-GLASSES. The subseriher ws constantly on hand a large stock of ‘he different kinds, whick will be sold on reasonasle 1erms at No. Jolin. street, Up stalls, 2d Jmeuw” JOAN GRAYDON. “ty and attan Hose) OARDERS WANTED —=In a private swetstreet, Brooklyn, only three or four minutes walk OARD at Jamaica, L. l.—Parents wish- Lis wife, (with two small ehildrenand away, on the main ENTEEL BOARDING in Brooklyn— fveruser's o- FENTLEM ENS DRESS. —Cloths, CASSIMERES AND VES TINGS Just rece inod, fine asor out of French and English Goods, tonzht 3 SEE “as My stomers as 1} Ae vied [to call aml examine the pices. Tow fit, style and works wmnstop shall e surpassesi hy anv y this ety, Geo. tiem nishing th an Cloths may depend on having Just ics them N. B Just tnshel, a Dress Coat of the latest Pars fasion CoE LOCKWOOD, j am! No J sire, 2 doors from Broadway ENTLEMENS G eft-off Wardrobe. Gentiemen desiro sof tareing theo leftoff Wardmbe Ito cash, can obtain rom the subscriber Lwealy per cont than a wher person w BQ m ve LEVETT, 150 Nasaustreet, wag pt H Gentlemen's Garments made, abercd, ceaned, snd re. Aq TO RENT-An eligible aud spa- [res 5 the shortest otice, and ou the ton teasousbie 2 cious Room on the second thor, 153 Foltonst 221 3° Gentlemen atiende 4 ot their residence, by appointment, Raw TO LE T-—-The two story brick house, R Jie vi Kit the |Pust ofice a7 berwuy will seeeiye 306 Water street. Apply 10 ALG Hautes, Ladies ef off wear or apparel purchased alin ATO TTT—=T S——— YOYR Clothing Childrens’ Clothing! A ET—The large 4 story Store A ere dure: asec gy. 4 SSOrLNW nt yer EOOnl QUALILY —Very No. TO Devostreet, A Sint rate stang for any Kind cheap—Geo, A. Hovt Co No. 1{ Bowery, would respects business. Ing e at 15. two doors above, ae Ins Hy ntorm their patrons and the puble generally, that beet HRT 0 3 \l *V Dave aga CED M2RmeE extensive preparations or the DRI $2 3 I'ORE FOR SALE, with spring and summer trate; and have now hawd a much Possession gives immediately. 4 TO LET—A workshop with a supe- Fixtures, Kc. Jp ni or light—rent low, luquice of J. Locke in rear 2410 LET.—The three story House gol 2 Market street. Apply in NELL MINTURN CO, 78 South st eet GUN #3 10 LET—A Room, Bedroom, Pan- lk try and Closet, saitable tor sma amily. Pose gr ven immediately =Reat low. logare of J. Locke, car of Now ol Annet, al Im "ne ST GE i GE A FO LET—A Part of a new mo dern beta sstory brick House, to asmall respectable vow tout coddirens Le rent would be low, loguge at 34 Grand street al u i TO LET—0One or two lofts of the 105 Pearl street, suitable tor whodesale husiness Apply to George N mas lim 0 UsOine manuiactormng purposes, Carv Co, 125 Peari st. Ti pp OL AA TO LET, for sale or exchange—"The wlth House and Sable, with balt au acre of ground at. rthewest corner of Fith Avenue aud 12h. Apply at 20 Greenwich.strevt, mS ut aches, on the u srect a. kA TO LET—=The two-story Brick House, No. 36 Marketastreet, with the rear buildieg table for a stable. Apply to GRINNELL, MINTURN €0O,,72 South-st. TO LE T—The Store 346 Grand-st., corner of Norfolk. This Store is located in the Lest as ess part of the st eet—would make two good Stores, Inquire on the premises mdi niss én &A TO LET a Store and a very conven- ull ent Dwelling between Fourth and Fith-streets nu ihe Bowery, suitable tor any faaey business Enquire of ald dwt WAL HH. PINKNEY, 379 Bowery, 2story, i SALE-=The two story House alte and Lot of Ground, No. 19 Hesterstreet, Tie House is replete with every convenience, Title inbisputs For terms apply at No. 83 Division-street, corner ad lw his Markets gg '1'0 LET—"The handsome well-finish- uk ed three story Dwelling Honse, No, 72 Duane-st et, near Broadway, suitable the residence of a private (a. mily or Boarding House. Apply to alin EH KIMBALL, S6 Wall street 2A TO LET from the first day of next did, Mav, three fourths of the fourth story of the Frank. tir Bu ldiner, corner of Ann and Nassan-strects, suitable tor y printing office, or other meckanical business. luguire of AMES CONNER, in the byt lding. ml LOA ARS Al Ad TO LET, to a very small genteel ul ta v, the neat twa story Brick House No. 121 Bar- row. free, the house 1s in comp lsie order throughout Possession given on the Ist of Vay, To a good tecant it will me let low, Enquired at 36 Charles st, all Het Ard WAN TED—Iu East Broadway, Sn i Room on the second tloor, with a Norte night, suit. able tor an Artis e lower end of the street w he preferred, Note addressed to EB. M., Box ¥359, Upper Post Office, stating location and terms, will pe attended to, acl 3 TO LET. —A neat two story {arn As House, neatly new and in good order, with a var- veo attached, tn the town of Richmond, Staten Island, about dx miles from the Qoarastine Ferry, Two stages (ron the house daddy tor the Quarantine boats, Kent S100, Apply to [a2] Iw] A DOUGHERTY, vo Walla, doa TO LET, and possession given imme- vate diateiv="Lart ofa large House centrally situated Broadway, consisting of 12 rooms The reat, which wil bie ylerate to a good tenang willbe taken owt i bod i required Address withhretersnce, which will be conden Lal, W. R. B. office of this paper. al lw A ATO LET, from the first of May next, oe v Spore and back Room, stabde and r several oT f now occapied as a Pabibvavon and Composing Otfice Ly the New-Yark Mechiome, with coanters, shelves, '&eo Rent low. luquire of J. LOCKE, in the rear of Ji Ann street, al Im Al La A of 47 TO LET—To a small family only— al t! 1pper part of genteel two story attic House no Fiankhnstreet, between Hodson and Groenwichstoeets, consisting of a trent and back Paclor, one or two Bedrooms in the attic, with privilege in the cellar or wool an, «onl Apply at De yestieet, aunt TT BN Y N ST) STORE No. 161 Pearl street.—The four spacisus Lofts of this store to let to the first day C1848, turnshied with Shelving, Counters, Gas Fix tures, Stove, 8a Possession can be had immediately, bh quire of JOHN LAMB, No. 4 Merchants Exchanges, Wa slreet, 25 ut 0 5 y AAFORS \LE~"That very desirable plas ot of ground, sitnated at the corner of Laight ek streets, mt on SL John's Park, being inches, on Laightstreet, and 85 feet on Vane! Church thereon, For particalars enquire of JOSEPH ME EKS, No. il Beach, or atu SAV. ROOME, 121 Walker su 0 y Ma FOR SALE =A small house and five or six acres of land, two acres cleared, and abou one acre set out with a bandsoine growth of peach tr and the retaaimder of the land 1m wooslestuate al Far Lock road, between D1 ny's and the toll-gate, the tollzate, or of JOIWN NORTON Fore pent to the wil-gate, Far Rockawny, 01 leave a note for him with 1 NEWHOUSE, 1h Water st. N.Y miTt Vas TO LET—lu the Village of Hemp- ull ead, LL 1, atwo story store on Man sirest; atw story dwellinghouse, ad omng the ahove, with larce var den, barn, &e. Also, one hall of a dwelling-hovse on Fal- ton street, The above premises are ina central part of the viliage, ane will he rented at Low prices. Apply to all tf WM, WOOD, 61 Pearl street, ATO LET. —To a small family with modern three ri out hildres, the second story of the stig brick House 212 East Booadway, consisting of fron and rear parlors with bedrooms adjoining, good pant: ws and clothes prosses; also roar basement with cellar under. neath, Also, the upper part @f House No, 5% Olver-street, wll Iw ded ROOMS TO LET at301 Braadway. Rent ad Handsome Parlors and Bedrooms attached, of va Pros s 2es, taraished or untornished, The House will be painted ad put in complete order. Artists’ Famil'es sin er ‘men who think of changing would do well t call. Abo, a Room to jet the fourth toor, 25 feet wi feed deep, dogaire on the second floor, room Sh. als! A 10 LEV—=The Stwre =0 Broadway, J opposite Rectorsstreet, suitable fora first-rate Gentle mie os Dressing Room, oc any other fancy business There is a good room ab We back of the Store; the rent R60. ‘Iie Dw line of the House also, consisting of a good large Par- lor frantic g on Broadway, tozether with four Rooms and a Los very low, as the olyect Kitchen t £35, wi Inquire ot to get rood tenants, JOHN J DARLINGTON, 3'% lw Boot-Maker, on the Promises, FOR SALE.—A valuable Farm. thou! 8 neres of good land, Iving at Begle s Pout with water priviieges, inthe north quarter of Staten Islan For p wire of David Decker, 8 Ann-sireet, or oft K.P. Wells, near Ball's Head, on Staten Island. a8 im FOR SALE—A Farm, situated at Far Rockaway, LL within a short disiance of the Mar Pavilion, and "i bay and ocean. It contans f whieh 's first rate tillable land; the we =ood grass or weadow land, and some wooeland On thw pren s a neat Farm House, Barn ad other o buildings OF easy access ta the city both by land asd wa It can be d vided ota farms of different quantites.— ne on the “es Apply to Sam. RB, Norton on the premises of 10 A. Sur gart, No. 3 Broad-st, ivi Also, other property for sale similarly situated. fi WA eine stated FROM to 10.000) Ibs. of Frosh tian. y Le choicest species And sane DEN SEED, in all the 0 asers, at BRIDGE a BH a corner of Eighteent ast, dener's Assistany’ lL «suit establistunent, Crane nt A y perma The Young Gar wlway., Alo, conta doy weults of his 22 yeas’ practice in New-York, oy work bas heed bonored by the award of a Gold Me {a vero the American Institute, which fostitution, and the agricaltural Society, having alsoaward a perio specimens of Gar New-York State we veral copies as Premigms tor su nets, farther comment is deemed unnecessary. yim" #7 I ARMS FOR SALE—Oue of 130. acres in the town of Smithtown, L. L on the mais ty road. about oae-half of which is eleared, the other ball timber, and all in good fence, in a healthy neighbor. too 1, With s pear. The Laod is good asd so situate that can be ww several convenient Farms wil 3 propor an of and woodlasd to each, 1s COnVen enee yti oe Radroad bas indaced a number of wechaincs Lr eregt houses tor their id es pear tus land, and is very desirabl It wll be sold at $15 per acre, Av, a Farm of 20 acres ear the Sound and a good har hor. in an excellent village. The Land is ina very pro ve yn. well tenesd asd watered, a large quantity of fruit and locusttr ses 200 4 acres of timber, comiinrtaine e. baru and Fopthuddings. Itis every way very fos a le tra arming residence. tw li he solid cheap. and a lars nart of the, purchase money pay ren on mortzaze. For parucwars 01 both apply at 28 Front-st. New-Ypra Lm {ARRIAGE SPRINGS constantly for sale at low prices hy THOMAS BLAS AWELL. gs Water-sireet, ald lw" arger assortment of Bosy and Childrens’ Clothing than they ever be hase bad. The public are ov isd to eall and examine their goods with particular refereace to quality and price. Teams eash, ad 3m* AASHMERE and Merino Shawls, Mous- le Lame. Kc. Ke LL Pigoolet’s improvements n the Rleaching departinent of his sstablishment, by means ol steam, as employed he taishoong of goods, enables hun yrders at a much lower rate thay heretofore, and have them wore handsomely aod exped ously done, Cash- mere a Meri tored to tl onginal cour; Mouseline de eo, Mecklin, and other wes clean aed renewed; silk hose also restored moreen and damask curtains, table covers, drmoget, leaned and pressest, L, Piguolet continues Lis Dying Establishment as usnal all its branches at No. 9 Rarclaystreet, and 467 Pearlstreet, near hatham, as m+ NE PRICE STOKE —At={ Chatham street, where wil be tound Clothing at the tollowing n low prices caver ad al Cloth Coats fiom 85 to $15; Cloth and Cassime re Papts rom $3 to $5; Satiet Pants rom: &1 5% to $3: Double and Sogle Breasted Vests trom $1 (0 82%. The west side of Chatham als lw HENRY OGSW ELL, NE PRICE STORE.—=!t1s generally Known that son storv keepers ask doubic the price the article herefore any person wshing to pur. chase govsd cheap cle hing canrely on beng (arashed with articles at the tollowing prices wt oats at $12; cloth jack cis $650 10 $5; cloth pants R32 in $490; satinet pants $175 10825 J. COGSWELL, 1 wb Chathmmest, a2l lm MOTTON YARN, Candlewick, Baus, s worth J Waddings, d¢.=The subscriber would respecttully call the attention of Conutry Merchants to his stock of the above articies of which he has a good supply constantly on han and which he will sell at the very lowest prices for caso, insmall or large quantities to suit purchasers JG FREEMAN, 15 Cedarest A prime quantity of Southern Yarn Sto 12, at a very res aft lm tuced poce, on ILITARY GOODS below cest, at £1 Maden Lane, <The subscriber having redngalsh- ed the military business and removed his goods from 194 Broadway to 84 Maden Lane, now offers to se ll his entire stock=—consistisr of Swords, Beit Sashes, Kpaaicttes, Laces, Buttors, Plumes, Muskets, 18 Le, Ke below cost, Calors making uwniorms, othcers cquipping themselves, or persoss purchasing to sell again will do well to call aT u WAL HINTON, WE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN THE WORLD "CONANT, 280 Grand street, has now on hand, of the latest Soring Dshion, an excellent as. sortinent of Silk Hats at 2,25, 82% and $3—a reduction of W oeents on each hat (rom (onmer prices, Also a superior article of Fur Hat for $1, equal to any sold i the city lor $4 50 and 85 The public are resp tally invited to eall, A good assortment of Boys’ Hats aud Caps ou band, ald im CONANT, 280 Grand st., near Allen, ARS, SWEEPS SCULLS.—1 have F discontinued in Wessstreet, North River side, and do all my business at my old Oar Establishment, 402 Waterst,, wid 0s 1 save all the expenses of one store, will sell Oars, heaper to pay lor coming from Water. Sweeps and ulls enoueh wy part of the enty to the Our Establishment, 402 street, 5 doors above Catherine Mar ket at lin® JOHN A. PEARSALL TINE WATCHES —E. 8 8, Roek- WELL, No. 9 Astor House, have a large assortment tine Watches of every description, warranted first-rate tine keepers, and will he wold very cheap Watches of every description earelully repaired. a2l w= To Gantle men with Heavy Beards and Tender Faces, r ra LENXANDER RAMSEY'S Sapoanace. L tor shaving, is particularly recom mended, lieuts, of winch it i» composed renders it healing to he skin, softening to the beard, ane produces a very thick and durable lather, which suppo:ts the beard r more elfectually than any othe known to the sub ous Compound, be oily ine red use, 1rainat the ie ol prepacation now in werither, There need be no tears ot the shin chapping in the coldest weather, atte usinz nt Ir I it does not prove to be as good as recommended, it nav be returned, and the money will be eheertnlly refund dy provided its purchased an retail, of the subscriber, ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Nuceessor to N, South Prentiss, nmer and Fancy Soap Maker, No, 45 Maul- the Golden Rose, th eNim Wholesale Poy on ane, sien of ING’ Spring Notice. —Self-Rocking Chairs, with seliad usting foot rest; Merchants’ Op wee Chairs, (see those in use at the Custom Hause Much mproved Recumbent Chars of beautitul formation an pers eet i comiort; Wheel Cha rs—all kinds of Chairs made to MW, KING, Paent Chair Maker, 474 Broadway, between Grand and Broome. King’s Chairs have been awarded the First Preiniom at ctw last Fairs of the American Tostitute, and are war prior to anv in this country or imported, mid tof wider, AKDWARE, CUTLERY, &e.—0Os- horn Little 33 Faolt posite tee United states Hotel, (ormeily Holt's Hote) New-York, (where n tor eighty vears past) who street, neared the bociress Las bu are Linporeers and Geoeral Dealers in Eogl sh and Ameri. cat Hardware, Cutl n Ae, uffer to Country Mer- ants and Abers, a very extensive assortment, at the lowest arkel price, tor cash or on approved cre LL Puwhasers are berchy vited to eall and exa stock, whieh is composed in part of Table ant Poeck Rarons, Scissors, Tea Table Spoons, Tea Trays, e Pans, Stove ls and Tongs, Hollow Ware, Shovels and Spa tes, Hoes, Forks, Rakes, Boyles, Axes, ogi sh Way. wm Boxes, Sicizh, House and Hand Bells, Cut and Wrought Nas, Cut Tacks, Brads and Sparables, Butls, Serews, Locks, Latches, Hinges, Anvils, Vices, Files, Augers, Chis vis and Gouves, Planes; Spears's Milt, Pit, Cross Cat, Yron Brass Back Saws: American bron Riveis: Beek ions; scotch and Waters of Ayre Stone, tor marble polishers, Blak Lead Pots: Ge uine Mariom Ol, I'he subscribers ace A rents tor the sale of Alberton Hor- d ist Steel Coopers’ and Carpenters’ Edge wr ti eclebrated I goaeral, Awan eots tor Minar scelsebrated Well and Cistern Pumps, a vetored hy HL Warren, warranted superior tw any ind in use, CHARLES OSBORN, N.York. D 1241, [al19 tn] CHARLES S LITTLE. C. SACKS, Optician, lately from Vi- o cura, and Proprietor of the well known Optical Es” tabli-hnent tn iat cay, begs leave respectiully Lo mvite the attention and patronage ol the citizens ol New-York w bis complete assortment of GLASSES AND SPECTACLES, nade after the nost approved princiy les of Opties, and recommended by the most skibtul Oculists and the honora- ble Acaderiy of Physicians’ at Vienna, and vy several Fo. ranean Vmversities, tor their superior etticacy and adapta. tion 10 the various visions of tae Long, Weak and Short sirhitemd, He bases his saceess in choosing the most titling glasses, scovering the true state of the eye- ar circumstance attending in, NS edd by thousands from the 1se OF hus olasses, has sot ctorly MH WeBE Vision can nythened ne wel hortes,ghted. ene prevented aod din whied by there caretul application, reused ther complaint i show tr afevery species De str particularly in persons who have WY MBproOper use ol other ¢lasses, especially in reading or vork i" wiwreby straining the szhit too much, and shi, d pot untrequent]s A dng total hlindness to ensue, The same high tesumonials above referred can be pros daeed in favor of his ACROMATIC TELESCOPES, of which he lias an excellent assortment on hand, with or aud terrrestrial Spy- without! stands: also astronomical Glasses of varions sizes Pocket do, for duferent distances; Fiealn for ane or two eves; pia wr complie ated Mi- croscones, Lc ke—on second floor at No, 24 Broadway, oposite the C.iy Had—entransge (rom the New-York Ma- d all Im* sum. OricE to KEP URED PERSONS, LN Dr. A. 6G. HULL. No 4 Vesey street, Astor House, New York.—Persons ahead with Ruptures may rely npon t hyest instrumental and the we Id affords, un ap. cation at his office, 4 Vesey street, New York, or either F his numerous agents in the cht owns of the United States. Parents mist be careful tw examine the back pant of Dr. Hulls Trusses, 10 see if they are endorsed by Dr. Holl in wewins. None other are genn oe or te be relied on as wed Do Hall guaransees cores to all otherwise healthy patients who call at Lis office tor treatment 11 the cure be radical and permanent, so as to preclude the necessity “wennng any truss whatever, the mony glvaneed is res taroed on the expiration of the term specified for the care, teaver progiess the rupture may have made toward era. ton. Chiliren under twelve years universally cured with- vot farther expense than te cost of the Troms. The ra dical eure Las Leen under progress. ve practical improves nent ‘or wore than tweaty years past, in Dr. Hulls Truss Otfice, and 5 now brought 10 a state of garivaled perfeetion [7 Afunv treacherous agents have undertaken to vend imita- vians of Dr. Hoil's celebrated Hoge and Pivid Truss for Lie easy and safe retention of Ruptures. These imitations ann be relied on—they are made by anskilliul sur. gous and mechanics, and are no better than the ordinary Trusses of the market. The gensine have my tull name in writing AMOS G. HULL CO» De. Hil has at the request of several respectable physi. fed up a room exclusively lor Ladies, baving sepa- from the business department, wherein a lady y eonstant attendance, 10 apply ‘Trusses aud Supporters or lemale patients YH TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS of Dr. Hull's invention continue to receive my de. doit preterence For twenty years past save employed te Trusses of Dr. Hull with success, The Supporter was verted in 1431 by the Dr, with my advices am "pps, won; and 1 am happy 10 say that it is extensively pred n Egrope as well as in this coor try. Sioned, VALENTINE MOTT M.D. New York, July 1, 1841 a2l lm 3 EDICAL CARD.=Dr. Morrison, for- i merly Sargeon in the British Navy, can be con sulted daly at los orfice, 2044 Fulton-street, with the coufie wruce Of Ls friends, EN A

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a a EL he wecomd Advent of oe j.ectares on «in the THE SATUEDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, 1842. An Aces for the sale of this paper. and the AMERi- can Lagorg, is wanted at Providence, R. 1, 10 commence on Manday, the 25th instant, Advertisers will please hand in their adverusemuents {or Mouday's paper, before 0 o'clock thisevening. {1 77 For Literary Notices, and an Asso- ciation article, see First Page. {r= Vor a valuable article on Affzhanis- LV tan. from the last Black wood, see Last Page. I'he Canse of Protection. Simee the decisive expression of the Merchants Lic City in favor of an adequate Discriminating UariT, and the corresponding demonstration of Thou and «1M1zens of Baltimore, headed on the leading Loco-Focos of that City, with simian from the Producing Class of this State, Penmsvivania, and the whole interior of the Coun- trv, the ene of Protection have greatly moar fied their tor d seemed to relax their exertions. I'he Albany A s ix chary even of its insidious tabs: the Boon Post professes to beafavorable ud is Tarif and even the Journal of Commerce has abated something of the cupercil veness nnd immeasurable self-conceit with whieh it the arguments for Protection. Globe, Richmond Enquirer and are nearly all the journals vi Bn] Wont to tre Wachinetor preston M hat still make a business of advocating the ender of our markets to European cupidity or whatever terms our rivals shal. see fit to prescribe. [ut let wo one be deceived by this apparent spiking The adversaries of American Inter cate are at this moment as blindly hostile as ever: they do net care to agitate the matter before the People, but they are busy in bringing influences to on Congress to defeat or fritter away the i"roteetive provisions of the new Tariff; and, fail there, they will do their utmost by entreaties hollow promises of support to induce te We warn the friends President to Veto the bill. Protection. therefore, no to be lulled into a fr- tal security by this deceitful amathy. Now is the critical period when Acr108 is eminently necessa- rv. There oueht to be Conventions of the Pro dicing Classes in every County and State, meet in every Town, and memorials going forward to Congress from every village and neighborhood. citizen, however humble, can draw up a me u three lines, asking Congress so fo ar- Now Tarifi as to protect efficiently the ve Labor of the Coun'ry; and, having vii it, he ean nek hie neighbors to unite with Lim in signing it. Then let it be forwarded at Representative of his District in Con- matter whether the eignatures be two ndred or only tw nty=—thi memorial will have wv ht, and the more strictly it comes from tin 1" of the People, the koxe and sinew Yof the J. the better. The name of Johan Smith, Lat ter, or CGeoree Williams, joiner,” may have more {lu hon that of Hon. Judee Jones or Gen Fohncons tor Members of Congrass ure well aware tat it iz the ovinion of plain working men that ie to sustain or lotoat them at the next F.leetion, and that, bucked by these, they may defy and laugh at the hostility of men of greater note Lut fewer ballots. Friends of American Industry! sirneele approaches The events of the next six weeks will greatly affect the policy of the Gov. the crisis of our evnment for years. De active, be earnest, then, in the cond work of sustaining our Home Interests, and suecess will speedily crown our efforts, and Prosperity be restored to our Country Ruopy Istaxp.—Each party has held an Elee- tion and eariied its ticket by an overwhelming ma ioritv—the Free Sotfrage party on Monday, when t polled some 6,000 votes the Landholders’ party on Wednesday, reat majority, and its Representatives i nost of the towns. (Tt is hardly fair to call this party the Landholders’, sixce they have framed when its State ticket was elected by ag i and submitted a Constitution giving the Right of Suffrage to all American-born citizens, irrespective of property.) Their poll is about as great as that of tha Suffrage party. Each ticket was made up from both the old Puelitical parties. No opposi- ion was made to the holding of the Free Suffrage party's Election, but it 1s understood that, wien their officers proceed to qualify and assume the functions of office on the third Monday of May, they will be arrested under the Algerine Law,’ as it is termed, of the late Legislature. This ar- post, it 1s threatened, will be resisted by force, and thes the two parties will be brought nto direct. and we fear blaady, collision. The Suffrage men «ay they have three thousand men ready to fly to of their Constitation. arms in defence table state of things, for which ln the first place, I'his is a lame hoth parties m much to blame, tke Landholders ought to have cone led a more Coustitution long ago; in the next, the Free Sut- frase wien sho id have ace pi d that which was offered. and thus invested themselves with power to modify it legally as soo But neither party chose to follow mode and as far as they Clie, rate counsels while they were available, and now both are exposed to th horrible danger of shed- dine each other's blood on a punctilio when all os. sential grounds of difference have been ne moved p———— Prov. Brsu's Lecteres.—Ry his advertice ment in another column, it wall be seen that Prof. Brsu delivers the fifth Lecture of his course on Sacred Symbols and Prophecy this evening at the University Chapel. The fourth, delivered last Rabbath evening, was the first of the series we Lave been able to hear but we shall not easily be induced to miss another. His subject then was the Thesphanies, or the outward, visible mani- fostations of the Deity alluded to iu the Old Test ament Scriptures. The meaning we are to attach to the Rabbinical word Rhedinak was clearly elu- cidated, and applied 10 the various scriptural pas- «ages in which, the root of that word being used. the manitestations of Jehovah to his chosen pec ple in the cloudy pillar, in the human form, and in the bright glories of the holy tabernacle, are men. tioned in terms net easily misunderstood. Then, tarough the Prophecies, this was counected with the appearance upon arth of our Savieur; and the Lecturer proceeded to set torth that “if God was Jehovah, then Jesus was God! Jt was an elo- quent and able discourse——one from which ever: oue interested in the sublime topic it discussed must derive high and essential Know ledge. I'ro- fessor Bush has chosen tor his subject to-morrow evening the New Jerusalem,” or, as it is mon generally known, the Millenium. Tickets must be procured betore the Sabbath. E————— 1G” A Heme League was formed in Chenango Co. ou the 13th mst. Co 17 Me John Orser, aller requesting us to publish hu vodication trou the suspicion of pipe-laying, ie which be Vimits the substantial TRUTH of onr statement with regan! to him, but explains that the matter was intended as a joke, Vas procured the insertion of a scurrilous attack on us iu the paper mortgaged to Tom Lloyd, wherein we are roundiy wonsed on falsehood. Me will pot improve his charecier by niradicting kimsell ia this wasuer, Inspections and Inspection Laws. We apprehend our readers are aware, that the Hon. Sam. Young. our mew Secretary of State. though the crookedest kind of a genuine Loc Foce, is a man of decided pith, shrewd ess ad humor. We have seen more perverse men than he in a Legislative body—for we have had the n felicity of witnessing Abijah Mann and Prest King, both in the Assembly at once—but a morn ingrain, hard-monev, antl-improvement, wronz- r headed, eleventh-century Bentonian, there 13 not from Castine to Natchitoches Yet he has good idexs, after all. In his late Report to the Legislature as Secretary of State transmitting abstracts of the Keturns of the In- spectors and Measurers of Merchandise, Provisions and Produce.” after giving the general facts em- bodied in those several Returns, he proceeds to hold np to just ridicule the idea of compulsory Inspections, as follows: “With respect to amendiwnts of the inspection laws, upon which subject the undersigned is required to make safes tions, he would respectfully state that he has been folly convinced tor many vears that these laws mirht be vas improved by making great additions to the number of inrpect- ors: of, in other words, by providing that every purchaser or comeumer of any a tile rite whateer should Le ts nepe tar, 1 Jaw would execute jtseil witl any expense and itis we lieved would be ma h more ble 10 reason, and much more satsfactory to the erl portion of mankind, than the present system “Why the article leather, of which boots and shoes are made, shoul i be taxed for inspection, any more than Lhe terial of which hats, bose pantaloons, and indeed wvery ras ment which is worn hy male or female, it would probat v we difficult to determine, Salted beef, pork and fish are sche ecten) to the inspector's ordeal, whilst fresh eats aed 1s! of all kinds may be eatenby every citizen withoutswallow.- ing a tax. Vegetables, als, of every description may we hought, sold and transferred from mag to man, and £veu carried turough tee digestive process, without paying a transit duty. “Why would it not he wise to have inspectors of roam meats, of clams, ovsters and lobsters, and of fresh fish also, ta prevent the ‘mposition upon the ignorant of stinking fal for -ound ones, and black snakes for eels” Tis evidently more difficult to determine the exact state and quality of fresh provisions than of salted ones. “If it isthe chiect and design of inspection laws to pro tect individuals from pecumary impasition, and to guard the health of the community, why should not thee laws he ex. tended to every article of food and merchandize’ The nealth of children is dountless often injured by eating im. mature fraits and unwholesome articles of confectionary, And an inspecter o’ apples, pears, grapes, rooseberries, Ke and more particularly a skilfol public officer to test the qualities and sive official currency to candy and sugar-ploins world doubtless be much more useful, 1n this respect than an inspector of four and salted provisions. “When an individual becomes sick from eating bad sub stances, bad medicines will doubtless make him worse, Why not, therefore, create an inspector of calomel, jalap, kc.’ And a public officer, also, with a powerfal micros wone 10 examine minutely the infinitesiiial molecules of homeopathic prescription’ And in the Thomsonian pra. tiee and theory, which assumes that heat is lite and cold death,” a pyrometer to ascertain whether number six con tains the necessary quantiny of calorie, “Thousands of articles are daly sald, of the knowledge of the exact qualities of which many individuals are entirely destitute aod why uot therslore create a univer-al syste of inspection} Suck a system would doubtless tend to ere ate and perpetuate a universal state of quiescent ignorance and the zreat mass would thus be relieved from the labor and perplexity of thinking tor thems Ives, of cultivating their nuns, exlarging the r experience multiplying their percep: tions and improving their faculties, “We are intormed by experienced plivacians that itis of reat importance that onr food should be t oroughly cone minuted betore the act of deglunition: and that inattention to this subject may result in dyspepsia and other deragse ments of (Le corporeal functions, i by would it not there fore he beneficial to the commueity to have inspectors of maetication, whose duty it shoold be, under the influence of eral pains and penalties, to enforce upon the ignorant the exact degree of goad ng between the molares to which any artigle of food shonld be subjected.” you spel v of different articles inspected in our State during the lust year i« of considerable interest: Articles. Inspected Valued at Flovrand meal. 1,857,546 LlLle, $10.350,071 71 itn 336.417 15 1,515,017 cashes Ihe, 635,700 Pearlastios..... 204.459 12 Salt corners busi. Biz WT Grain IT 1,717,932 5% Geren bides and skins v The, 52007 05 Plaxseed .ooovviinnins 33,3 hosh, 51,258 15 ish. cecsrecncnass .e bhis, 5 25 Quereitron bark Lo. 432 hhde 18,681 85 Fish and liver oil... 46.710) bbls 19,525 Sperm and whale oil 74,509 galls. 20.867 Leaf tobacco. aa... 16,0 hhds, 1,047,%055 (0 FP HOPS. oveinns 825,138 low, 47.74 61 Lo] (1 TPP HEE vide 197% 7 sole leather. Lo 18,530,965 fhe, 2,060,475 Do vestie distilled 8.620.701 alls. 1,777,497 50 staves and heading... 4,502,155 pes S14,045 Wood and tunber........ oo L624 feel 20,750 53 Lamber....... setetrrr sins 81424422 1,%2.002 <1 i RPP ese Taree $25,120.67 0 From the are in the State, the following Inspectors: ot Floar.. 4 Of Fish..... Saanas ashen] Beeland POrK....cov vere. Pot and Pearl Ashes... 2 Lamber C¥restere seed 40 Staves and Heading... 2 [ole Leather... 2 Plax Seed. ....co0nies vee] Green Hides. ..ooooeniinnne 6 Genin..os.s Sisuecsvanves 4 Distilled Spirits... Wood and Timber... ......4 "ne... And Leat Tobacco, Hops, Merchandise, Staves, Sperm and Whale (ul, and Quercitron Bark, 1 cach. The net receipts of the Principal Inspections are stated as follows: wy, §Inspector of Total Recespts. Net do. John Gray. eo. Flour. coor vernon $16,451 X2 K4867 4 James B. Thompson, Beet and Pork, 165,63 00 3,260 25 LeviHart,......o...0 13,50 15 2.848 30 Egbert Benson, Leal Tobacco,” 19729 2.600 0D. PD. Craine...... Merchandise, wr, 23,101 18 15,400 78 Evan Grithth, Grain (Meas. Gen.) 23,100 5 Ww Tas. F. Freeborn, Pot and Pearl Ashes, 19413 14 08 Francis O'Brien, Staves and Heading, 6,173 42 Tobin Riddle, Distilled Spirits, 6,987 41 Charles HH Gillin, Sole Leather, 4,908 70 4,305 5) Z.cuos Wheeler, do. Sa 48 24% Ww The remainder generally have slim pickings—u few &1,000 to $2,000, but the larger number from $200 down to 35. 07 There were 3,008,0944 bushels of Grain mensurcd mn thie city in 1841, value d at §1,833.- 7344. Cossecticvr.— The official canvass for Go- vernor at the late election is as follows: Cleveland, Opp. Ellsw'h WY, Gillette, Ab, Cons, Harttord Co, 4755 775 22 322 N. Haven 4772 40h 179 KL N fondon* be [ind nN 132 2 Fartield 8712 S434 106 £5 Windham U7 07 us x Laehteid (YR) 3455 si 0 Middlesex M2 1647 179 18 Tolland 1700 1402 tH n° Total, 25% 23700 1310 wm There were 50 scattering votes. Cleveland lacked only 125 and the candidate for Lieut. Governor, Holabird, only 199 votes of being elected. a———— I7 We see it stated in papers at a distance that Myr. Roosevel! presented fo Howse Representatives the Resolution of Instruction of of New-York in favor of a 5 thy of the Legislature Repeal of the Distribution Law. There must be a grave mistake hore, somehow; for no such Ke solutions passed the lLegralature. Who can ex- plan? ig—— IF The Vermont Baptist Journal 1s the title of a new and hand ome weekly journal just started it Middlebury, Vir. CF The Hudson pame of HExry Cray at the head of its columns as the Whig candidate forthe Presidency in 1844

{3 Ex-President Vas Beres and Ex-Secretary River Chronicle places the Patiping were at Now Orleans on the 11th. Sa was Lord Morpeta. 03” Mrs. Masoy has published Bracwoon and the Durnis University Macazise for April The first contains a continuation ef the Northern Circuit.” the “World of London,” ‘Caleb Strike ley,” The Natural in Art,’ Sir Robert Peel's Po- hey,’ snd Five Years in India,” trom which we ave given copious extracts. The Dublin contains the new Editor's Address: Harry Lorreq HA r— ‘Our Mess." Our Portrait Gallery,” with a Portrait and Life of Thomas Moore, asd other excellet literary matter. —ili— BF The citizens of the Tenth Ward wish to know what has become of a Aouse built at the ex- arvat variety o pense of the City, which ull lately stood in front of the Street Inspector's othice. form them! Can any one in Ce {3 The Harrisburg Telegraph expresses an apprehension that the interest on the Penneviva- wia State Debt will not tv paid on the lat of Au gust The following tabular statement of the amount Election. Last evening's American contains a lucid and cogent analysis of the proceedings of the Liwo- Foeo Inspectors of the Eighth Ward in canvassing the votes of thar Ward, and des'roymg erouzh to put the majority on the side they preferred. The statement of facts with regard to the can- vasses in the several Disty with that given im The Tribune of last Saturday, from which its account of the proceedings of the Board of Canvassers is copied. The writer sums llows ip the case as fi To snm up the whole matter, it will be 1st. That in the Third District, the entire ticket No. 4 was rejected, becanse the name of $007, Whiz ww Compton was ated over that of James fet. while in the Sixth District, Foro ticket No. 1, was reevived and allowed, with the exception of the name of James Mf ompton and all of the fet pasted over that f Anthony id Second Districts, 16 ots the names of Whig cand over the names of Cos mn Loco-Foco Aiderman, and 15 I Wiel OCO LICK. dates pasted and Brower, wer also allowed for the for the Assistant. 2d. That Mr. Stranahan, one of the Inspect of tha Second Distriet, and Me. White of the as Ward Canvassers, v sted for destroy nd Raving o tin, returoed Cats, the “ry ORe pres cisely similar, as defective, to the Clerk's office 3d. That rejecting ai the paste 1 tickets. M: Gedney is elected Alderman by a majority of 2, and Sweet bya majority 0 4th [hat allowing all the past d tiche's, Ged. ney is elected Alderman by a majority of J, and Brown, Assistant, by a majority of 4. In my next, 1 will furnish a few legal commen: taries upon this state of things, drawn from the statutes and the decisions of the Supreme Court, and shall then leave it to the impartial reader to de- termine whether any fair technscal sllegalily or informality” ists i Ward election, or whether Canvas» has not heen resorted to to defeat the will Vispex exists In relation to a deliberately illegal of the people oe t—— Bir or a Fraur.—The Philadelp] dent of the Baltimore Patriot gives the toll 14 COrrespos i Owing extract from a private letter, dated Rio pe Jaxeiro, Feb, 13, 1042 A few dave since, a large ship (a slaver sailed from this port inder American lors, for the African An English frigate, which was laying in port, know her destination, and des termined to capture her, They met a few miles outside the harbor; the frigate boat to hourd the American ship; the officer in command was told to heep off or they would tire into kim; the bout Kept on, when the Yankees lot loose upon him. The commander of the John Ball frigate then bailed that he would $1 him if he did not heave to. Fire and be d=—d." he reply, accompanied by na broadside from tke coast, sent her agun into WA well-trained guns of the Yankee, which carried away the fore and main vard« ot the fiigate. The crowded all sal and was out of the range frigate’s guns bofwre he well knew what eaw the trigate after. and they were in the fellow of the wae th wards: her main was down, act of sending down the fore, which 1 could see lind been much damaged. The Englishman de- clares he will have the <hip if Le loses his own vessel in the undertakinc.”

Avos Kesparrt.—The motion for an arrest of judgement inthe cage of Stockton Stokes against Amos Kendall in which the Jury gave a verdict of Ea 1,000 against Kendall, has been sot aside and judgement rendered azainst Mr. K. for the amouat matter with him. of the verdict. Io his notice of it Kendall says: We shall ack Congress for relief and perhaps take the case to the Supreme Court: but as we can ask no friend of ours to be security ma matte <0 uxcertain, and have no available means to meet this extraordinary demand, we shall for some time hold our personal liberty, ae well us the com- forts of our family, at the will of these old Mail Contractors! So much for endeavoring faithful lv ta gu ird the interests of the public’ while in othce! (TF David Murphy and his wife have been ar- rested at Rochester on charge of murdering John Kelehir, whose Lady was recently found in the canal A Lreast-pin, known to have belonzed to Kelehir, Las been found in the possession of’ Mri. Murphy. II 03 Two young men were recently drowned at were in a yawl which was sunk by the force of the the mouth of the river at Milwaukie current. Wis, are absut Own expense, 03” The people of Milwaukie, buildinz a harbor there at their They have petitioned Congress for a long while to do it for them: but in vain, tl BF Augustus Sexton commited suicide at Le- banon, Madison co., by hanging himself, ou the 13thinstant. 1 pd Mr. J. 1. Kus has béen of Greek und Col Ohio Geological Corps, Professor of Natural Sei clocted Professor Literature Mairuek, of the euce in the Ohio University, i Berens Temperance Socrvry.—Thebateh- ers of this city have organised a Temperance So- ciety, and are coming np to the work in great num- bers. John P. Aimes is the President _ 07 The amount of tolls received at Albany the first dav tha Canal was opened was 23.970 59 Fatar Accmest.—We learn from the North- ampton Courier that a young man named Luther Hooker, of Hadley, while removing the brick from an old well in that town on the 15th, was burned by the sudden falling iu of the earth, to the depth of six feet above his head, and when the earth was removed he was found dead. 03" The Commissioners of Northampton, Mass. have resolved to grant no licenses for selling in- texicating drinks tor the ensuinz year. 07" The Columbus (1) Journal says that the wheat in that section is in a fiae condition. We «ee similiar accounts from Eastern Virginia, and Montgomery, Bucks and Lehigh Counties, Pa. 7 The Rochester Democrat says that within a few weeks the wheat prospects in that section have greatly improved. CL Lr ol 87 The large Iron furnace in Md. belonging to the Mi. Savage iron Company, \liegnany Co has stopped operations. A great nwmber of men are thus thrown cut of employ. I {3 The Corporation of Wilm vortise for a loan of §15,000 for ten years at six per ct ut ington, Del. ad- a 03 It is said that Mr. Van Buren will visit Mr. Clay at Ashlawd before he goes to the Hermitage. 17 For a fine assortment of chairs, warranted, see adver. tisement in another columa. 9] all Im eliii——— Diy PERFORMANCES AT THE Awexicay Muserw this afternown, consisting ol the we nderiul revelations aid mus cal performances of the mysterious Gipsy Girl, the drolle ries of the lagghter-provoking Winchell, songs and does by Mis Rosalie, (ances by Celeste, Arial Marnetisn, Niagars Falls, ke. Kvery family should visit this establisument It presents a most instructive and amusing study or all classes—old and young ee mt 17 Welch Mann with ther splendid Equestrian Troupe inthe Bowery are nightly attracting overflowing and fashion- able audiences, and the entertainments offered are of a very superior srder. North, Cadwallader, Glenroy, Sweet, Wells and faouly, Ruley and his talented on, are of the very best artisis in Whe couniry these, asst Ly a score of others, form the nchest real to the lovers of radosal amusemen ever oor city. They start ou their SQUMer Caps Zn west Week cts agrees substantially movement. casion to express the in question would have a fair trial. 'shin-plasters dey re ng tha three frem Mr. Thomas Falconer lished a letter declaring that he saw the passport ot has been published purposes to build a railroad across the isthmus ot at using which his opponent was an The Yiacon Specific. Extract of a Leger dated MosiLE, April 13th, 1342 You will observe in our city newspapers of this date, the names of minefy-srr merchants and traders of the city of Mobile’ who have entered into a solema agreement with each other, that they will not, after the first of June next, receive the notes of the suspend d banks, ercept herr The actual rate of discount will be You can scarcely the publi brery al specie value noticed from day to day ceive of the effect upon business which cation of the above pledge hae produced. thing appears to be at a stand-still being. Some persons declare that the attempt to carry the plan mto practical operation will ereate a revo We published a letter some time ago, In which hope that the experiment Car tion that good would be the sure result has net Ta our been in the slightest degree, shaken. tr in Mobile, who preter a sound currency to alow ‘iated 25 or 30 per cent. par—to all such we CL From Mexioo.—Letters have been received is still mm conhnement. kendall, who Kendall. The memorial of the American mer- hants taken with the expedition to Santa Ana The Mexican Government Tehuantepec, in use South of Mexico: but as the distance is 200 miles, the project will scarcely be cari ied nto execution. wef 73 C. G. Fostxg., Editor of the Leuisiana A niorican, wie recently challenged to hght a duel Ho accepted and all arrangements were mae Absut half an hour before the time he refused to ficht—alledging that his seconds had placed him on an inequality with his antagonist by choosing a weapon with which he was unacquainted, and adept, and that he would not thus expose his life, as his wife and children were dependent on him for support. tl me Hon. Messrs. T. F. Maremarr and GEORGE N. Bricos are expected to address our citizens on the subject of Temperance on the evening of Wednesday, May 4th. CL £7 The Boston Transcript says that the assured the aceount of a riot in Bowdoin lege res cently published is false in almost every par- ticniar.

07 The Editor of the Macon, Ga., Messenger has been sued for pablishiug an advertisement sizned by a responsible name. Damages laid at #lo.000.

IF The attention of practical Philanthropists, is invited to the proposition of a School of Industry in another column. We have faith that that plan will soon be carried into beneticinl operation. ee 07 The Mail Contractors ut the time present in Washington had a splendid public dinner on Saturday last, and on Monday waited in a body upon the President. 2” The Owego “Advertiser suggests the pro- priety of calling a convention of the Southern Tier of counties, for the purpose of taking measures to secure the completion of the New-York and Erie Railroad. 7 The ship Union, owned by Johnson Lowden, was launched from the feot of Seventh: street on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Just as he reached the water she canted over and went on hee beam ends; but she was soon righted with- Qut injury. LAWYER'S DIARY... Ap il 20. Syrrr1ok COURT.— 37, 155, 1, 86, 148, 124. 151, 131, 15, 132. 135, 434, 135, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 152, Id, 155, 15. 1 Notices of Trial, Supsrier Court. tl CITY INTELLIGENCE. Reported for The New-York Tribune FRrivay, April «2 CIVIL COURTS. Ia the Supreme Court an action was brought by the Dela- ware Bank at Delhi. in this State, against James Andrews, to recover of him $485 asserted 10 have been left in Lis pos wssion, and which he has feloniously retained. To Febroary, 1241, the Bank entrusted a young gentleman named John D. Fry (who was about starting for Washinzton) with a pack. age of money containing the sum in question directs to the Cashier of the American Exchauge Baok, mn this city, which he was to deliver as he passed throngh, Mr Foawears that he arrived here after the hark had heen shat up, Jd, being desirous, the nest morning of taking the 9 o'clock train tor Philadeiphia, he went to the defendants dry goods store in (dreenwich-street, (he haviog been an old acquaint- ance.) and left with hm the package, Andrews promising to carry it to the Bank on its opening at 100" cl k, and give it 10 the Cashier He never did so, and desies ever having received it. Much testimony wasoflered, and the charactar of both young men declared to be extremely cond, The Jury cave a verdict in favor of plarnuf for R027 8, being nrincival and interest, thus presenting their bebet that de. tendant took the money, [The action, we upderstand, has been eutered agaist Lim in a Criminal Court.) POLICE OFFICE. ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS, &Cc.—On Tuesday night at a late boar, offiser A.M. C. Smith, 2ded by Capt. Fisher of the Watch Department, arrested three distingoisiend in dividuals, named Otis Allen, Benjamin D. Adams, an Over H. Mazwell, charged with having the same evening passed off a number of the bills of the Citizens’ Bank of Augusta, Maine, a defunct institution, aitered 0 those ol the Citizens Bank of Nantucket, Massachusetts. Allen, who has been wamew hat famous in and absut Buifalo, (os operat ons, boarded ar [lodged it appeared for several days at Kuicherbocker Hall in Park Row, where be was repeat. edly visited by the other two, his companions in the bai k paper Loe. There Adams and Maxwell went to see him on Thursday evening, and after considerable conversation, the twe went out torether to embark in Lhe enterprise f utters ing ther altered bills. Adams passed off one of then to Thaddeas Dean of 43 Canal-strect for sixpence worth of +e. sary and another to Abner White, 415 Broadway, also lor Apes worth of segars, in each case receiving the chanee, Maxwell and Allen went ta tie COrwucop a releciory i Park Row. kept by Sanbors Loscorsh, where each Lad a cup of coffee (one shilling amount) which were pad for by Max- well with one of the altered bills. (Their sther operations for the night rewiain to be discussed.) After erasing Lheir labors, they ali returned to the Knickerbocker Hall and re. Lred 10 bed in separate apartments. Officer Smith being intermed of their moveswents called Captain Fisher, and entering their several chambers, sated them in bed, and found in the bed of Adams the Boodle, or paskaze of altered wills, 73 in number, and ale 12 of the bills in the pocket of Maxwell. Nothing was foand on the person of Allen, who had the address to be caugit without any of the valueless currency in his possession. They were lodged 8 the watch-Louse, and w-day commit. ted or exam Dalion. SrecinG Mousey a¥p a Waren. —=Two sailors named Thomas Painter and Samuel Elwell wore arrested by offic 1. Lyon and B. P. Parker, charged with stealing on the a siver watch wor hi $14, aud a pocket hook cou- Wilamastreer, lus fisancial on 17th inst are t raione $40, from William Woainch, of 19 and were cotumitled 0 answer, 7 It is said that the man who makes two blades of zrass grow where but one grew before, 1s a be elactor of man kind. Much more may he be called a benefactor who shows ahere health may be found. It you. by imprudent expo- sare in the late unpleasant weather, have contracted eold attended with cough, Superman's Cough Lozenges will as euredly cure you. If the cold is giended with difficulty of preatiung, of rheumatism, Shermar/s Poor Man's Plaster will remove it, and costs only twelve and a hale cents Head aches are removed in a few minutes by Sherman's Camplhiar Lotenges. In short, if you have any bodily ill, Dr. Sherman is the man who will remove it. Dr. Sherman is emphati- ~ally the Lenefactor of Lus Kind, as may be «een by any one who Wk Whe the pains to visit his warehouse, 106 Nasa. rust, where may Le seen dauy hundreds of the aMicted and those who Lave bees bepefitted by the greawest discov. ery of the ag» Co Gorrard's Poupses SUBTWR~TPhas presaraiion will per- form what 1 professes te—eradicate hair (rom te aris, face, ke. The inventor tested 10 08r presence aml drawing the sleeve from an arm like a bear's, be applied a powder, and in ve minutes the spot was as smooth as a fady's cheek 4 [Pros idener Journal The above powders are 10 be bad at the original office ¢7 Walkera i oor from Broadway, $1 per bode, and at #7 Broadway. Byorive Horemouso Cannv. Fare 16 no mistake the curative powers of this new remesy, wich, hw its own atrtnsic value has silently but sarely won its way pabice confidence. 1 is gow ased in the most respectable families wn the city and coaniry as an jafallibie source of relief in all diseases affering the air passages, soch as catarrh, sue throat, kes of voce, whooping cough, asl 1 the early stages of consumption. Apply at 432 Broadway, cru Howard street. id "x il for the time on. An eort is making to getup a counter ment vesterday in i iy ted—was passed this subject was spoken of, and we then took o¢- vies BY THIS MORNING'S MALL. by the House of Bill -Appertionment ill-536 jon for Protection from Balrimore, be 1 Christ, Persooal Comug of Chist New Y wh, wt the Avproprict of Mill r.o=A Coarse of Lecter op th Ne will be given iu the Ww $10 Broadway, to con Solon, AM, and cone Bours of public wry p= Wm Apo Kowins, Lal Apr Sith, al ie on the Rabbah at the woa rNaboath ui &c. &c. an! every evening al ball-past ocak, Till May Gib. A correspon irce ol Le Tribune Tn oir, but a voluntary C¥uce Ce Wail Iw aking Wisse ron, Tuamday, April 21. Femy the rxjonses JV. HIVES i” New-York, Api 2th, T8423 all. [un SENATE to-day, Mr. Tarimapce presented “Z 5 w ny Rail- I Theologicnl a memorial trom a” New-York aud Albany I {1 og cal Dis ase On cence tO Lhe transportallon st) and Rev. Mr. Ing road ny, in retercn to tie inn hid ib fo 1a {12 Pi of th roads, their use for CORvEyans=a Also, a large variety pata at the 1 alist B I'* munit! ns Of war, street, betwee Nass ia other memot ials were presen Prof. Mush's Firth Lectuye os Soc! eo incorporate the Washingto Manus! Javad Prophecy will be delivered at the mall Clay y 48 hocs yr 4 vhatlhi evens Male Orpl an As um of th 1 wh “The Nev Jer wagon ms Bye 3 1 wns passed. i] hited Fl AH RY 3 3 alear voyzxe 1 4 Lem t 2 vost A net n bill (which, alter engi a ive g the reviously sta gong 1 House—ns »1) was reterred to the Compute 3 on Finance. pn Lilies “us The bill to confirm: Chocta to Ll was dis- der the treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, uased at some length. 5 And the Senate want i4t0 Exccutive Sess Ar. Everett oft red a resolution i the Whole an M "i= ebate in e of Le Apportronment nll to terminat on the Uni Jay next at twel oe o'clock. Mr, L. WW. ANDREWS moved to lay the res tion on the table, which was carried—Ycas, 91; Nays, of. Mi. Kesxepy of Md, vards long. signed by 9,094 citizens of Baltimore, comprising more Baltimore, ask wat distinction of party. and ters ul wi than three-touiths of the vo tug for the imposition of such a tari on umpor s as will afford propel protection 1 GoM: i dustry alo, for countervaili 4 luties, regulation of tonnage. The Apportionment Bill was a Committee of the Whole, (Mr the Char.) After a brief debate advocated a ratio of 62,000, Mi R. 1. a ratio of 54,000, Mr. TnoupsoN of Ta. 106.000. C. Brows of 'a. ot from 60,000 to T0000, As the most expeditions mose af Proce: vared nd t cies, Isl La coin taken up in Allen of Mv. m n which Me. Masoy ot Md. FILL INGHART Of of ding, the amendment to insert 33,000 was ro ratio (65,000) propos Jd in the bill, w 14 stichen out 20 as to leave the bill in blank. and afford each member desirous, an opportusity to offer their se veral prot ORTON, Fifty-nine different ratios, varying from 1 $1,000 (moved by Mr. Usperwoon, of Ky.) to 30,000 (moved by Mr. MeCLELEAS, of N.Y.) were pio: pos wd to be inserted wi the b il And the auestion being hrst on the it was briefly motion to insert the largest number, (1 $1,000.) discusewd by Messre, Usprvwoon ard Wise in support, and by Messrs. Houmrs, Pore, Davis Poff N.Y. and SPR1GG In opposition thereto and in udvocaey of composing a House of a large suber. Lhe motion was negatived. Without debate, and without dividing in the vote, the questions were then separetely takes on the twenty-seven next lowest rumbers (ve trom L14.000 to 60.700) and negatived by large ma- Jorities. Divisions’ were made on the motions (hy Mr. Monaax) for 100.000 and (by Mi Wise) tos 70.680: the first of which wns ree ected by Aves 26. Noes not counted, and the see md by Aves 37, Nora not counted. The mation (by Messrs. J. C. Cooper of Pa.) to insert 60.600 was Aves 81 H Noes Oh. The House then adjourned. 7 The Senate held a briet Exceutive Session and confirmed the nominn- Crark and agreed tol ARGUS. on Thursday evening, tions of Ricwarp M. Woops, cenppointed ns Marshall of Last Tennessee: JaMke Sroo, reas pointed asf Register Land Othice, Shawneetown, [hand Wyatt J. Dravauy Recviver, Miss. I 07 Hon. Heswy Cray left Washington tor his home in the West on Thursday. EF We are obliged to defer the letter of Cr tins, CL 75 The shop of Mr. Shultz of Cincinnati, was robbed an the 17th of $4,000. LigrarY,' a new publication CTae AMATEURS Musical peution, and uncommon skill in of excevding elegance in ex adaptation and arrangement, is just issued by Godey Me Michael, of Philad, and sold in this city by DP. Faxstaw, No. 148 Nas au-st. Tis indeed what it purports to be, and the amateur is furaished at a trifing cost, with pases of Music which charged at the ord nary rates, would sub we’ hm te an expense of more than twenty dollars, The un pression word and the name of te Editor (CHARLES JARVIS) Is reetiess and for the skill and jodgecient reqguie ranving of old, or in the admitting of orig Z al fpleces of merit, uousiabiy ia clear, a si ffic ent snarantes for ite cog nthe ar mn TT Mr. GEORGE SAUNDERS, of i183 Broadway, uas sent us most acceptable pres u the shape of his Patent Me rallic ‘Tablet and Razor Strop. Some aneircume ised Plailis- tine without the tear ot High Constable Havs or our own amazing wrath betore his eves, had the atrocieis audacity to carry off our Tablet some time since, and tiading it worth i» ity of the turpitnde of keepin it. Where does he expect to go to? Had it heen one of the numerous imitations of the Tabletof our worthy old frend t would doubtless have beso returned, with the remark that it had rained his razors, aod was an out and out humbuy Mr. Sauweers annually carries off the medals, pren fnms and diplomas of the Institute with his Tabiet=indesd, nothing e mal to it has ever bean manuiactir 1. Among the «iru tific gentlemen who wave certifi d 0 its unequaled exes tence are Dr. Mott, Gen. Tallmadge, Professor Griscor nd others, [Spirit of the Times, April Oth weight in gold, lias Leen gu TY CLIRFMUGH'S WIGS AWD Scares sull stand pre.em pent above ail others. Their pecutar Light gossamer al ventilating characier verior matecial and work manship-—=their hens shape as the na grows—their slasticily, style of arrangzemnen? and Luish, all combine to form sach beads of bair as cannot be equalled ont of his establsbiment The first i troduction of the Gossamer and Yentiating Wigs and Scalps with metallic springs, and all salseguend umprovements, have ali emanated trom Clirelinghi an though daily attempts are making 0 ‘mitate lus style and workmanskip, all have sigomiiy talled. Gentlemen Ww serve the address, 07 Broadway, entrance ou Fulion-sireet where they can be fitted with Wig or Sealp in a moment, from a choice of several hundied, of all shapes, sizes aud 1 USAn —L heir exactly color, aud prices Us tal LL We mtend to devote a para”r ph cally, recommending Dr. L. D. Flemming’s Medicated Case dies. We do nat hesitate to predict that ere lone they be kent in the hease of every family in this country, His Worm Candy is willd in iis uperation, pleasant to ti tasw, and an ellectual and speedy cure, His Diarrhoea Candy is a certain, safe, and speedy cure for all bowel compiaints, and 1» probat infallible remedy of any thing that can we obtained, ImporTANT TO AQ an It is ost soothing and saiatary nthe Diarrhea atsod- ant on the last stages of Consumption His Dinner or Towie Candy is a perfect remedy for cos tiveness, digestion, uoeasiness, (uliaess or distress alter cal ing, bearthurn, &e His Cathari ec Candy is excellent for colds, bilious com- plaints, teve rs, foul stomach, and indeed in all cases where physic is necessary. wholesaie aud retail at 135 Nawsau-strest, New-York. Sol rT” Every Youth's Gagetie, No.9 this day —coutaintaz a continuation of Pave Percy.” wiih a barvisome engraving: also a Jreat varwly of Rew things by popular writers, reeeived Ly the Goeat Western steamer. TERMS—4} cenis per single copies—§2 a year. or Ten Dollars for Tea Copies to mail subscribers, Call nd examine it. Otfice 30 Ann street, where also salseriptions are received for the NEW WORLD. Bulwer's New Novel ZANONI also for sale complete, at 123 cents, 2) 17 To Let Cheap] he sebseriber will let the upper part of tae Mouse Noo 20 V andewalvr-sirect oa soaall genteel family, from the first of May. Apply on the premises (rom 120 3 o'clock ROBERT SEARS. a2 It TT Poetry NOTICE —'n consequences of 3 iidake mad asto the occapancy of Cligton Hall last evening, Dr. Barber was compelled lo postpone Lis Lecture on Byron’ until next Tuesday Evening 2) alu tl JT "school of Industry, Tie subscriber is abeut opening, wi the vieiniy of New York, a School for exten. sive and thorough courses of instruction in the practical si. SNCS, IN COBEC JON WILL EXEC Mes WM) ZATUCUS OF Workshops, By combining preductive industry with mental improve ment, pupils are rendered more Lappy, health is preserve, practical knowledge acquired, expenses lessened, and Lab. its of iwdustry and sound morals established. Price of boar and taition one hundred dollars a year. Mare particolar in. formation may be had of the subscriber, at the Exchange Lyceum, sé Broadway. aif 2 JOSIAI HOLBROOK. ubdish Today, the 2 I. the American Ed tious of the Sowing Magazines ar apr received by the Great Western, viz: Blackwood s Magazine, #4. Metropolitan do, $4. 7 Bentley's Miscellany, with Hiostrations, &5 Dublin Unversity Magazine, Vie Haddon foaruly,L tod “Westminster” Re. views are ees and will Fe» "ish Siew a pr nublished on Satuniay the N.B. To Let—Two large and commodious Ls ove, store 102 Broadway. Joquire at Republication Office, ban went rooms, corner Pine st and Broadway, ad Ir Listed un- presented a petition, a0 v the nearest Fhe Sabbath Scholars Missionary Le socintiou, with the West Prestiy ton arch, w i LEE n y sabbath Evemnnyg, April 2ith, al 74 ook a» see tb m RTE AE

asd it OH MoCcoY, B— 3 sobriety and Muppiness. 1 nh Hy re Sin eels a v. this svening (Satmday LT einily tot thas ane i ed B Ward. tepenl the atholic i Ninth LM he Democrat w of delendimg our pres Pubine MN We clio paseed I he x loons, Fora cood! thes Lake Pum es to JENNINGS, of 3 whose prices w thal are such as w IN or parchasers His assar tient of Goods con ses 2 Va AUS MN ies sh wu Preach Rlast Cas (3) [Vi 1 Photo aphic Thenesses, hy an wproncd

Day by M1 D VAN oA ri Chambre rssst and Broadway (3 Lin or TC New Cash Tailoring Berablishouat, §2 Jrhnast FORGE NOTES i on ol ANDREWS LANPHI rR, 18 A entab lished amew Cash Va wing Fstabdshin posite Thorharn's Nees md Flower st Ww i Pappy fo weleoue dus in as, His stor A I» Le ie ry 1 tl TOs ve A wis, which Das been pt at the lowe “i Dt i ID sh a! 0 parel tor gmbh on asta 1 NS TRA iy. ell kpown t ars wv i wll ut ul ing department. eH T Ao Gentienen’s Finis ALVORD CO, A tine "ur i Bowery, offer to the public a Hat Pellars of (he Spring pattern, equa vy hight an with more cost es, and possess ag a the Appearance, Ne ne a fall assortment Ps Braver and Moleskin Hats In ghe article of tin Nut ia hey aim to oxerl (2) maw Hat at $4, new odered, t B Imitation 'loleshin Had [T public as pe n 3 for iis economy 1 spencer’s Fils popalar article is i desirable, at the pre sel Ld mee and darability, it con Price $5 25 ommended the AATEY cossinlly with the SPENCE, ele most costly Hats worn, alot Fashionable Haiter, No. 24 Broadway, 1 Niranger, Do vou want Boots and Sooes Vp Great Catharioe Boot ana wo Mur to serthner Cf vou cas nnd st, corner ol Mu Were assOrtent You ever saw, al at Just rey NH. hari best het, 73 the largesi a never bejore cqualed i i tigliiam— tmbrelln Ware-1louse MeNAMEE SANFORD, 7 Beaver, cone of Hanover sires has 1 supe rand extensive assortment ol Umbrellas a tl va ale inthe best style of ti werican and Fieach and trons the esl SHLIAS H a slo i part, embraces ki on CLE ham Silk 1! las, [Tom 90 eis oo Rich Plam and Fig'd ik Parasols E LREL LL hid 100 do do do sun Shades, tw to Also, Of therr own manu facture, 200 dor Rich Tab and Bowed SatinStocks, 7 to 18 0 a0 do do Tum do LR to 120 20 do wo Bowed Bombazine do 3 00 to 12 mm wo do do Plain do do yo to 900 0 do Satin Faney Suminer Stow ks, 500 to 40 vo Also, Satin Searts, SOK apd Sal un Cravats, 8 Wl of which will be sold at a small advance on COSY tor cash or good short tune paper. (N) meh iw I Weanspaeent Balan Window Shaces, ODFORD, 60 Catharine si any les the wits OL'VER WV tention of taniilies aboot furpishing ther honses thos Spiny wa splendid sot of Baoan Window Shades, uisurpassed by ANY #he etore brought to this country, fF ae the paintings 01 an artist who Las devoted Lis Lieto his procs: sion and coabrace every variety of Landscape an Sesnery. Pe rhaps no piece nl frpiture appears to better advantage, or more inviting, than a handsome pair of Window Shades, painted ina syle to imitate nature, The invoice contains tralian Landscapes, Gothic Arches, Moonlight Scenes, Seroll Borders, Vignetie Conlars, Le. Ke. N. B. Country Merchants buying to sell agan Ww J fod it ney te ther advantage to call and examine tis invone (of boul HD pair) as they will he sold low for cash. About 300 pair at the low price of §1 5) per pair. mil u ew 1 Theodore Clark's Fasionble Hat Fatabe Lishment, corser Pearl and Chatham strecis Flos weil known store of nore than MM vears standing, neds po news paper puiting to recommend it th pabiie notice, Mr, C, hes to say that he is now, as he has been at ul simply wish times. neepared with a tll stock of tha aud fioush of Gentleman's Hats, and which bie is determined 10 sell as low as car be hoaght elsewhere in this City Ho exten foe nutea, combining Lebhitness with elegance, he w iH now sell at 4%, and his umtation 1 leskin ot $3. He also has a (all assortment of Boy's Cloth and othe: Caps, whieh al prices io he tes He will only add, t exasine his Hats and Caps snd pr urehases (2) ated most modern style he will se li suit fel ail cil an makin their

Clirehugh's Tvicopherous, “UT is pleasa s nate 0 print A book's a book, thoust, theres nothing int New-Yokk, April Lith, ces wt LL see Oe Ni I Lave to inform vou that have 1aken oot N patent he U8 tor the making, using and vendinz of a preparation calied Ge ricopherous it, atter th ton, you lwringe npos my dighis in using any ng N which you pretend 0 be or will be found to he he sane mine, Twill ipstitute bmaediate legal proceed 15» you. Iain, ko, VAR CLIREHE GLH ANSW HEIL April Lith Sir I rocey Lot from you lest evening, say og tht vou bad a potent for making and vending a compol wel called Tricopherous and that I intrenge om your t hen te to say you will stop with vonr le ral f vou bad taken the part of a Gentem never wold have sold t Leare not about law lar son in pr Las fast as posable tor if ever stop ti von SALE to guy terns vl Ul Just be done without law ford hide you try I have doun with or ino prema ol a AC. BARRY, Lb Broadway Fhe reno vid wind glass cal du rot t} Dogherey ellasion in be adniced by gil the irwnds avg Mons edo e st, and expiitine Wi in Ct peiled to eny ray mde isenments, and by sudstutiog fae name, ti r s OW etmposit kEiro yin this can ou he! Lo) os Ring yte pt 1 al tou ol 4 FANCY AN if idence ast w hol t t and appearance oF this an Indicate, VAIR CLIRE TY Gil, I ound, Patentee of the Tri erons or Medicated my MONEY MARKET. sales nt the Nock Exchange, April 24. DoE Had a Jon FE s J days 51, PV] v el wo Lob 16 days 5h 5 do nest week Soe 3% Haren KR... oy pA Ey .onsvevvtne cash val 9 dn bh HB) days 1 5 Fasannarsnsasns Al do ob G0 days 1 }3 Munt SRR cash 10g W Mechamicd.....oo000s oh i “wo canaries id Banko Aib......... 87 OX. LU. RK 25 Bun of Con. ......fell 83 [135 Mohawk........ cash 53 Am. Ex. Bank....... 2 TT TL 1 10 Farmers’ Loan, bh 3 ds 24 10 RR s 10 dawns 55 150 do, bidays 25 1D do Case i “0 o days 24 7 do sh bard} Ep Adages Ag TH do ot i. wy do 0 days 24 75 do s 10 dav iH 1 Long Island iy G0. cuvuninns wh esas» cash St HD do ......0 10 days Wd% LY do... con Big Canon Coane Zs Be saves easenaCash 51 SECOND BOARD. 25D Ful y 80.5%, ’e is WN. XL Trugd. sud 120100 Long lsland....... 5% Mohawk 534 0 do. ry if 25 do........5 5 days 54' 5 Farmerd Loans 2 do. ....s this week 52% VesssssnnSadays LO i) suvnvvonponnnns Bg Money Ynatters, Frivay, P.M ssiness at the Brokers Hoard Del Hud America 3; Comauercial and There wae a (an nt of to-day, and the advance in stocks conti improved Ip per erent; Mechanies 2; Bank American Exchange 2; Farmers losn per cet on the last sale, Long beland 4; Molawk 11: Canton We are fearial tat dungs are advancing Wo last, and that urea Loh Wik lake place and carry stocks back nearly Wold prices. tha sive, but on LUN aCe. OF Nate stocks sales Were not very exten firm rates, State sixes 09, an improvement of per cent Pir. s, 1035, 828; Ohio sixes 69, 1 per cent advance, Por Kentucky bonds 708 were offered, Pennsylvania 40, 2.000 New.York 6s, "01.. $24 1.000 Illinois 6s, "10,..... 16 0 N York 5 "5%..... 82} 1.000 Judiana ¥s.... ah 10 1LNO Ohio Be, 60... 6% 1000 do, nest week 19 vn do.....»3 days 6% 100 do.....b lodays 19 1 a BG, cirasrennass C04) 1000 Bhdennssssssarsss IB 00 80s 0220 0ennnss BP SLLOND BUASD. 3.000 Stites yes, BPR eR Taal 3 x ER The Back of Kentucky hi relation to the fraudulent stock of the bank issued by Levis, ors. that the carnings of the Lauk op te the Ist I be Among oi July, 1242, and the future ngs over Sper cent, shal Set apart asa cand to pay any u That the hank will parelase such sto k io the hands of innocent holders. That the bank will recognise the stock in such bands. and enlarge the capital of the baok 10 the extent 3 000 00m Thala new wtof stock books be opened an fall stocks transferred. Other resolutions state ihe manner in which holders shall prove themselves unaware of the rand of the issue, and prescribe the form of the amb Javits, The toll paket in Albaay on the th, the first day of the opening of the canals, was §3.97¢ Sy ear fron: thes frauds,

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IE In ship Join Mintarn, trom N Orleans—Capt C Grahan, ly and serve, G Stephens, C B Stark, Mr Sul rS Army, well, and #0 n the Meerage In ip Martha Washington, from Apalachicola ~R May Belaut gr p Floridian, from Mob te —=Mrs Williams and three tren, Mrs Wilson and 2 children, Mr Allen 1 brig William, from St Marks -T Havward and lady, A Hayvwa Miss EB Hayward, two Masters Haywards Bowtie, chnld and servant, A Mrs Lyon, child and servan He Searey, 3 ch en servt, Mrs Demilly and child, Mrs Mapes, Miss Delany, Miss Hixon, Mr White, Master Gotten, W Ii Hal and daugnter, Mrs Parker, C oy Wells, Capt G w ridge, €C G Sruitin and 4 in the steeray Geory rom N Orleans—¥ Will, J F Pellant, aon, L Bel oh, M bal, G Rogers MARINE JOURNAL. PORT OF NEW-YORK, APRIL 2, 1842 MINIATUKE ALMANAC. —THIS DAY cl THE SUN THE MOON IFULL Ska Rises 5 101 Sets 6 44 Sets 35 South 11 vv morn 7 i8 Latest Dales, LONDON. cevacninnnnssd April 5 HAVRE “eons sund pil LIVERPOOL .hevinnnnns April 5 NEW-ORLEANS CLEARFD FESYRRE JAY. s Westmiuster, Moore, London, J Griswold H Alle, Charleston, G Sutton Cordova, Morse, Charleston, Brigs Clarissa, Trussell N Orleans, Badger Peck; Chal eedony (Br), Pope, St Barts and a marke 1, via armodth, AY s, Soule, Whitney Co; Jett rso, Mills, Charleston, Bad. ver Peck: Anawan, Knowles, Boston; Wetumpka, Tuck er. Mobile, Nt vs Clearinan, Schr Sophia, Frain, Washmgton, NC, RP Pansean; Tos carora h k, Richmond Jasper, Nickerson, do; Nally Evans (Bo), Young, Demarara, R 8S ‘Tucker, ARRIVED YESTERDAY Ship Viekshurg, Allen, 16 days from N Orleans, mdzs to Nn Nelson, Ship Geones, Jackson, 12 days from N #rleans, mdze to Hicks X Co vacket ship Columbus, Cole, from Liverpool 12th Marc with mdee to Goodmue Coand lH Marsh all p John Minturn, Stark, 14 days from N Orleans, with otton to Johnson Lowden. Ship Martha Waddington, Tyler, 12 days from Analacli- cola, bices te Houghton Skaler: cotton to Boorman son Co, and others S p Floridan; Prat, 10 days from Mobile, cotton to E D Hurlbut X Co, Bark Gentleman, Morris, from Africa, and 27 days from §t Jago, Cape de Verds, with groundnuts to P 1 Farhan La, vont sking tw EM Binney, Re hark Briush Queen, Dewnlt, 14 days from St Kitts, salt y HG Godern, Bris Bneliwe, Fab 12 dove trom St Marks asd 9 fm Ke West, carton to ED Harlbot Co Brig Bourne, Barkett, 15 days from Stdobns, PR sugar MC Taylor Briv Georvia, Lambert, 16 days from N Oceans, sngar to punbam Dison Boag shamrock, South, 17 days from Matanzas, sugar to Bader L& Pec k Brie Mary, Gil 17 davs trom St Jobin PR, sugar to Then Admus, Hr GMetan ora, Ashby, 16 davs from Havana, fruit to G L Me cham Braintree, Gill, 17 days from St Johns, PR, sugar Let womipson Adatns, Brig Maiesty, Dyer, 16 days from Mayazuez, P R, mdze oP Harmony Co B Gazelle, "Thomas, 14 days frem N Orleans, mdze to Brig Navroo, Barnkam, 19 days from Guayama, P R, su- sar to Mason 1 hom pson Brig Antaus, Hatch, 16 days from Turks Island, salt to crder, Bri Niagara, Smith, 1 days from N Orleans, coffee to bow Sel 1 nited Sates, French, 24 days from Gonaives, ma- sanyo De peyster Whitimarse, sehr Foam, Adams, 24 das trom Maracaibo, with cedar COP Ms Schr Martha Wood, ‘Thomas, 19 days from Mayaguez, PR, fait to SW Lewis, sehr Wevmeath, Coach, 8 davs from Richmond, fleur Se 0 Allen Paxson 17 New-York City Marble [Cemetery. AR Election tor five ‘FV rostess will be held at Constitution jie No. 60 roadway, on Morday the 24 day of May next, halt past 7 o'clock, I. M. By order, k. A. BANCKER, Secreiary. New-York, 2st April, 1242 N RB <The Commnuttee of A ch HI. Weed, Esq. is Chair- 0, appoimted at the late meeting of the V anlt owners, he prepared to report, a general attendance is req uested. aZiung A 17 PARTICULAR NOTICE, Those persons having furs ture of amy description to dispose of, or who are bre nk up house-keepme, will find a ready sale ter any portion I oof their goods, by seiding their address, or calhog gros the subscriber, Goods te any amount pnrchs ed, A (2) F. COLTON LX CO, 197 Clatham wR “Webster's Bible, The Holy Bible, of ntaining Jon “McCABE COS Intelligence e ell, MH. Brevort, Esq. W. Irving, Prot. Renwick. ax 0 Ol {and Ne w Testament,sin the common version, w wit amendments of the language, by Noah Webster, L. L. For sale by DAYTON NEWMAN, als cor. Fulton and Nassau-streets, cm 17 Lord Bacon's Weorks.— The works of Fran- cis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England. A new edition: with a life of the author, by Basil Montague, Esq, 3 vols, yoval 5 vo. with a portrait, Jud received and for sale by DAYTON NEWMA «Fulton and Nassaa-sts, New-York “eo rary? he names of the tollowiag gentlemen ae subnntted 10 the Members tor Truste es at the election to be held on the Dt inst. from HwH py GULIANY C. VERPLANCK, ANTHONY BARCLAY, WitLiaM HL HarrIsON, STEPHEN C. WILLIAMS, WiLLiam InGLis James DP. PL OGDEN, Evert A. BaNCRER, Davros Honan, ALEXANDER I. RODGERS, Roper? B. MINTURN, DANIEL SEYMOUR, Avcustus FLEMING, Rev. Banaamin LL Haigrr, Josniua Corr, Frroekic DE VEYSTER, a0 5t 2K& 2 S 17 '%o 'Travelers.— Gentlemen visiting this City are respectiully invited to stop at the GR: ANAM HOUSE, Har westreet, where a quiet home, pleasant rooms, ciein beds, wholesome food, and an atop here unpoisoned by alcohol or tobacce, await their acceptance. Those who he eve it mpossible to live on a rigidly temperate and purely Vegetable Dict withont severe privation are requested give it one trial. The house is very convenient to the bus ness part of the City and to all the steamboat Landings. Terns moderate, Gentlenien visiting the City with a pari of thew Famihes will fiud such a homevastly more agreed. bie than a Hotel, Shower-Raths (ree, fH 17 Naratogn Waters.— Modicinal Waters of the Union, Congress, Pavillion, and lodine Springs, cr asia nly on Lnad, fresh trom the springs. For sale, wihnlesde and ret, by Dav Sands Co., Chemist, 77 East Broadway, corner Market sireet, mi? 2mis I oo The Quarte ly Nevmon postponed from last mn fay Evening wili be preached To morrow (Sunday) Fs sug in the Mission Charch, Va: idewater at by the Rev Prolesgor Ogilby, Service to commence at 7; o'clock. should the weather again prove siocmy the sermon will be postponed util further notice. ad It 5 MARRIED: On Thursday, 2st instant, at Marketstreet Church, by Rev. Mr. Eaton, Mr. No Harvey Bayles to Miss Mary E. daughter of sane K. Jessup, Esq, all of this city Ou Thursday evening, April 21, by Res br. John Wu Krebs, Mr. Edwin NS. Stages to Miss Anna i, danghter of Win. L. Stontenbergh, Esq, li of this city. pri <tit, by Rev, Dre. Wyekoll, Stephen Van Dyck, Ea. of the city of New-York, to Miss Mary At Newark, JIst inst, Rev, Rodney Winaus, ol the New 10 Mis ands Bal fwi elumbig Co, on the Bth inst. Jas bev, Jr, of the firm of James Lee Co, of this ony, to Miss Fracces Yan Dusen, of the oriner place. At Baltimore, on the Sth instant, Thomas Harris Hodges Sarah W., youngest daughter of Richard Johns, Eg. El DIED: A e 19th instant, at the reside nee of hier ot er; Horace Hil in this ity, ater a short Tess, Mary only dangh ter of Atues Billiogs, Kn of Guilford, Vi «7 23 years, Yesterdav morning, Julia AL, dangbter of Henry FF. and ula A. Vail, nee dd vearsand 2 be iriends of the family are invited to atiend funeral saiternoon at 4 o'clock, from No, 683 Pine-Apple-strect, ORIYn Yoder Tui RIne, Jobo and Mary Melnty ed 2 ven s, Tmontisand dave. by i 22d James Melotyre, son ol be inends and py the family are respectiniiy Mied w attend the funeral this afternoon at 5¢ Yolo k, from he corner of 'T wentieth-street ant Kighth Avenae Do Friday, 224 instant, after a lingering and painful ill ves Mrs, Amelia Vanderhorst, Her Vly invited to attend the Manera oday, 24th instant, at 1 o'clock P.M, {rom the resi dence of. J. ML Sth 29 Leonard street At Amb Africa, Meh Charles Edward Procter, tidal won of Riel Proct er, Esq, of this cy, aged 26. Leipzig, Ge many, 20tk ult Samuel A, Storrow, sot of ¥r Ot Nr. Thou nas W ut wrow, of this city, Si KN GOODS FOR CASIL—CLARK, ad THWORTH TILDEN, No 61 Cedarstreet, MI Areet, ANE DOW TECH VIDE an entire new stock vd Fancy Dry Goods trom auction amd recent lin ons, which they will sell at a small advance on the "oely low prices al which they have been purchased Cash. ad Inns {10 't STORE. ~Wion G. Hunt Co, 464 Pearlsireet, corner of Chatham, have now bd, and are daily receiviag, a large supply of CLOTHS, CASSIMFRES, VESTINGNS, and SUMMER GOODS, most defirable styles; together with a large asso os 40 Goods sauabile tor Merchant Tadors and clothiers, Bie a quantities 10 suit purchasers, cheap tor cash or ed ered. at his” NFL ENDID FURNITURE at Auction. JOHN POST will sell at hic Auetion Room, 16 Fulton. Brooklyn, on Mooday, April 2th, at 16 o'clock, some “most splendid articies of Faroiture that have been {this MASON. Notas, Chairs, Carpets, large Per al Mantel Lamps. marble top Centre and Pier Ta de. ais n+ inends are vespectt supposed in the vicinity of the City Hall and one or two letters, wineh have Leen opened Ahich, with some memoranduins, were tied together Sa sring. ake unaer will receive the above reward on he wine the papers to any of the Cleths Who distribinte "lon the merchants’ boxes, Park PosteOioe. 228 1+ N INVITATION. Daniel Lane, Mer- chant Tailor, 700) Greeswicli-street, corner of Amos would most respectfully invite his triends and the mgeneral, who are in want of clothing, ta call al “ablahiment, where garments of very Jesse riplion are N 3 JRE W ARD.—Lost, yesterday morn- F wd ot Pro order in the best and most fashionable style, as mie ob, We cheapest, and inferior to none. Garme is Ll rimmed in SUPCHIOr SIV ie AL very low prices an dio nn Ge ands sold bv the vard, and Bo charge pet ry 2 garments ont of them Where customers want Umade themselves, Rew dvaumde clothing constant Y onl Dog _— N. B Please call and judge or yourselves. wr Ake the number, 7004 Greenwich, comer of Ames Beekoinest, as tl I OARDING.—Single gentlemen or gen- wood rooms with Board by applying at 38 Dey st. Reiter ences exchansed, atter the 1st May or innmediately, House sitpated in Colam- hia street, Sd door from Clark street, ax Wis" gentlemen, may be Tad from the first of May, at 85 aric he sgreet, a few doors ahove Canal-st. al? next, at 10 Orchacd street. Joguire at HS same street Re clerences exc hanged, al Amt tor homsedt aod wite, with an infant, in the lower part of the the city oc vicinity of Broadway, Address F. box 131 pe r ANTE D—6 Laborers, 10 miles from the city Apply at 77 Nassau-street. all iv ANTED.—A situation as chamber- maid, searistress or nurse, by a very capable yvonny ounan, at 132 Hester-st, a3 ar W ANTED.—A place as waiter hy a very active youug man. Apply at 12 Soth Jtreet Good relerences ot ANTE 25000 in Dry Goods v want ed inexact J fine brick Houses in this city Apply this day to a v “OMITH, 16 Johnst a2 x* ANTED—6 Girls to learn the Dress- Mak ng: also 10 Girls for general House Work Apply City office, 75 Canal-stree L add It” TANTED—By a Colored Girl. a situa- tion as Seamstress or Waiting Maud, She has good ity references, at 79 Canal-st ads 1” Ww ANTE D—By a Protestant young wo- an, a situation as Lambermad and Waiter in a pious private family. The very best of city reference can be given, logue at 54 Proadway. als I TANTED—A voung man of good char- acter, who can write a tair hand, tor turee or oor ho Jur each dav, mornin” and evening, Address LU A.M ibune Ortice, We ANTED=—A German or Irish female RR a niles trom this city to do general houss work My at 74 Seventh st. between the hou a vand 10, A a az WwW ANTED—On Bond and Mortgage. 1600 on thre Ho gees, ty Lots in Breoklyn, wortl three t es i arount, Py A SMITH. 16 Johu-strect r ANTED—A Partner—A man who 1s willie to pay soln cash pn inerestin a ple LEN aut anl profitable business. Inquire al It” [i FALMER, Dutchist Cooks, 2 Nu and Seamustresses, 15 House and ‘Wa ters, Porters, Coachmen, Farm- Chambermaids, e ers and Gardners supplied with places Famil.es in want Ma of wood help will please call. Care willbe taken, alll respectable lish Lady as Houses keeper and 10 siructress: u rads needle-work—is capable ‘of making herself useiul tn any family where there are cludren. Apply at the City Office, 75 Canal st all at Ww) ANT SITUATIONS =A German we, who perfectly understands h 18K, 0 yer an Farmer, of 20 years Is in Gardening also. Apo! wr nee Otte. WwW ANTED—A situation by a highly Liest city refe rence 1 a rience, who nad at 77 Nawan- reet, Ter XN: ANTE D—By are spect tahle —G 2 situation as Chambermaid, She is capable of tak- ing care of children baal reference can be had from her pre sent employer, who is viving up house kee Sy or the family wonia not part with her, Apply at 29 Pike st. wear East Broedway, ad n* WY I1).—A sitaation hy a young wan ina grocery or liquor store. One well ae quainted with the bus aess or in any other business, which Lie conld make himself useful, or as’ porter in a store, A y not munch ob only a permanent situation. He well wb PALME or 15 Dutch-street. Geol refers es lin Dinner and Supper Saloons can he riven. axl t+ 3000. WANTED 23000 on Bond and Mortage on unincumbered Real kstate, worth $12 00. Apply at the Register Ofiice 310 Broadway haseme f, al2 it TO) PRINTERS Wanted, asmart, ac- tive Boy, who bas worked some time at case. Apply at 29 Annestreet, rear building, 4th story a2 It GENTLEMAN having three Sons, 4 between the ages of 8 an 1 14, is anxious to had a suit- abi Roarding Schoel, somewhere in the upper part of the ty, at whic ho place them. 1tie desirable that the Sehool sheuld be one in whi Loall the Enzhish branches are taught, aratory to a higher School, and where the Mo K well as the Ed du ation are particularly cared tor and a: ed to. A note addressed to 0. Palmer, 18 Dutch-street, stating all Ao necessary morimation in relation to hie Scheol, its location, terme, &c., will be attended to, a2 FF FOTELS, Steamboats and Families supplied with goo I servants at Hutson's Office, 0s Pearl street. Watering places snppiied with Cooks, Wait- ers, Chmuberimaids, aud male and flemale servaots of all hinds. li 8 prep Office, 9 Nawsanst. Revecesces—Hon, M. HN. &Grin 1] OARDING =A Family, together with a {ow single Gentlemen, can be accommodate l atid tlemen and their wives can be accommodated with ade 2w* OARD in Broeklyn.—Two gentlemen and their wives can be ac Commodated with fine rooms OARD.—A front and back parlor, suit able for two gentlemen and their wives, or tor single OARD.—Gentlemen and their wives, or centlemen, can be accommodated with Bsard, furnished Parlors and Bedrooms, at the pleasantly Jtuated Louse No. 51 Barclavestreet, opposite College Place, al? Gris” OARDING.—A gentdeman and lady, without children, and a few single gentlemen, can dain pleasant rooms with hoard at No, 9¢ ollege Place The locaton i well known as one of the most detightiviin the city. An immediate application at 77 Murriayv-treet of rooms. Relerences exchanged, iv. al wis’ vill secure a chowe Possession minedia B35 ARDING—, ge ntleman and his lady, XL or two or three single geatlemen, can he accomno- ated with pleasant rooms and board, from the Ist of Mav I OARDING.—A Gentleman wishes nn unturnishied room, and bedroom attaelied, with board Post Office, stating lowest terms (which must be very moder. ate) location, &e, add Lis” Duy ATE Housekeeping. —-A gentle man with a small fanuiy, having a commodious and well finished house in a very p Jeasant part of the city, is de- of renting a part of it to a small family, and to board with them, or otherwise, as may be muotualiy ay freed oy Vi. Address NDP. 8S, Upper Post Otlice. dt HOW A\SES WANTED —Suitable vy, Ae Inquire at Mai len Jane e $2 J+ YOUNG LADY Competent to teach the ordinary branches ol KF Kduncation ar wl! weawos a knowl woth Langaaze and Mu is desirons of obtan site either as Govern as a private fanulv or as an assistant in as hool, Reiter Coce may be made, asin 1! ons and othe ticular, fo the Rev. ALBEE ¥MEADS, 168 Duanest. 222 *1wti COUNTRY RESIDENCE at Bi%om- /ingdale, about 6 miles from the City Hall.—A Gentle. mar te, or two single Gentlemen, can he accom. no vith Board and a suit of rooms ma genteel private Myo sae at Bi omingdale, near the River, On the premises are various kipds of traits; also stabling tor two or thre rses, with earriace Louse, Kc. Please address MB, at Lie other of The Tribune. a? Gris} an 1 IBERTY FOLE—ror sale cheap. 4 with spire, vane and bail complete, having been sat three years, about sixty teet high above Is is about to (al erected rround. The Louse hetore whieh it stan nto the hands of the Loco-Focos and it is presared the will not peed the Pole, as itis emblenatical of the Whig Wine Ly note to J A B, at the ofiec of The Tribune, add lw ILLS OF EXCHANCE ou all parts of Kagland. Ireland and Sou ne, i £51 £10, £15 ana LX, to any anovat. F

esol do. 190 S.J NV IVESTER, 2 ad 22 Wall st and 150 Broadway 1 RATS on Philadelphia, Boston, Rich- mond, Cinginnat., Baliimoze, Washiagion, Fittsbu g, Louisville, and other cities, for sale by SO) SYLVESTER, ali 22 Wallstreet ana 30 Broadway, NHEAP Card Printing executed on the J Suan nerd Hadi Card Press, in ope rat.on at £4 Wall: street, at caper than ever before charged i Veiled sg A v person hav Wg dogs npon is sere] w Hoplesse oy 1 he eatin’ ZY ere orders Lre receive at No. 245 Pes io} reet find 34 Ww ME rect ad J ST PUBLISHE D—=hort Stories and ot Re eat sweences of the Last Fifty Years—by an Old Tra. vier—2 S. 13m, neat rec sth. —Fo Park Row L harry Sales Aig Dept io Shor, “1, aneous, Clacecal and Sehoa) Books, Paper, Bl anh Books, New Publications, ae RY BIX 1 L CO. alu 8 Park Re YW, opposite the Aster House, SINT Cf REEN TURTLE. —A fine lot of Green Turtle just received rom Kev West at WELSIPS pew Eating Establishment, No. 253 Broadway Torte e Soup, veepared by Sandy in hisoriginal superior syle, served up this day and every day daring the or xt week, Fuster Steaks, stewed Terrapios, Beet Steaks, Cutlets, atid Oysters of the wiost exquisite favor. Or nary daddy from 12 10 4 o'clock 23 i RITANNIA Metal Ware.—A complete assortment of Messre Leonard Reed Barton's Tea Ware. Coflee Urns, Castors, Snoens, Lamps, Mags, Pitch, ers, oval and square Coftin Plates, kc. tor sale by their N.WITHERFLL J. 12 Jobn st. a2 Wor SCREWS.—A Complete as- sort. *nt of the New. Eng Screw Coos Bras and Tron Wood Screws, warcanted rior to any imported 1 witiied by any other establi shan ent in the ated States, for sale at their Warehouse, 112 John-st a N WITHERELL, Jr Agent TILLIAMS'S City Calendar for 1842. ~A new edii on, nt ning a list of the elected Memb of the Common Council, and the Oth ippo ated by the Common Ti He i}, with their several sal ries, ast published awd for sale ag 3 VAN NORDEN KING, 21 Wallst. ad lw’ oy FANTED—A® 27 1-2 an 3) sem by themse aud an assortinent of at lea k acquainted with shipping and ie an American Apply charges sha departtuent will be ot Mav; after that al No. 10 Car og ge ically, and wi ho has some kwowledge of ihe speetively. He has correspondents and collects cla every Rate in the Usian, all Gris HITE-PLAINS ACADEMY and best bleached, at only 6d per yard lot good Ni k Stockings, at only 4s bd per pair; lot wh te fy d Gioves, al Gs per pair; lot Sree ns as, at only 28 6d per vard lotsapertine Satine at snd: Jot G yard; lot Carpet, yard wide, only 22 td; It spool Cot- wir, 1 cent per spool, fog sale at Japanned teaarn Jobim Sniffen, Auctioneer, Av CTION NOTICE.—FElegaut Furni- ture—This Dav at 11 o'clock, at No. 745 Broad- way, viegant Parlor Furni tare, consisting of 2 Sofas and ilfows, 2 Couches and pillows, 4 Divans, marble top centre rv, Stair Carpets amd Roads, andeles, Vases and Shades, able, Wilton Carpets and Ru 01 Floor Cloth, Astral Lamp, 6 Umbrella Stand, 1 rich Hall Lamp and Trimmings, &e. Ke TCTION NOTICE—=DBy Butterfield Coachman, Acctionesrs, will wll Thic Day, Saturday, April 23, at 10 0’ Jock at No 178 Broadway, a general as wortaent of new and fashionable ready ma fe Cloth ng of the ate st styte, to wit: elegant biack cloth Cloaks, foulile ¥ren neh sack Coats, doable ined and wadded Over-coats touble lined and »f a vary superior quality Surtoat and I. tice mts: Dressacoats of black, brown, bine zieen cloth; Frock coats of Liack, green an p great variety of Pantaloons of faney «assimes Lilack, doeski n, navy, hiue, fancy drah, loaded, black, cloth an! cassing re, riled white drilling wr, Vesta of silk velvet J hreaste i, satis, 12, merino and Marseides, trimmings and eral assortment of ether artic prixing rents. wearing apparel Xie posh ve, Hardware DIAPEL, 3 will «ell uth April. ock, at 1-tion on corner of Pine ot and general assortment 0 ht Nails nd es ‘HH Fork ss Sevthies har ro a ns, assorted as JAOWS 74, 1-2, Tea German Silver Sons. 4 "VIRTUE of a Landlord's Warrant will he sold at 11 o'clock at No. 18 Drew) chi street, on Monday the ith Apri steads and Be Criss, Mantel oo y “a ing house, JNO. WINTIINGHAM. NY HT BROADWAY =T he Kremlin Dining and Supper Na loons, on the Trinity Ground corner of Thames street and Broadway.— The subscriw: begs leave to inform merchants and gentlemen thal the akove establishment is now in successiul operalion. He would particolarly call atent.on of those genta vb WL i0s# ArNOCALIONS COT to w down town to the wet that hie is preg with Dinoers, cho- oi the vay, whict Fish of the season, nd lalian pre- other meals it rs. Bods, Bed- Take, Looking Je 3 story Boa. lable, all 9 n the sea var will always eon pared dishes, wit Dess rt. proportion, prepared at the storie st notice, and at any Loar There will be ready each day, at 103 o'clock, a variety 0 Luncheon, Delicacies and cho.ce Soups, The Saloons will be open until 12 o'clock, Po M., until which time Suppers nay he obiained, comprising every AL riety th vt the 1 irkets of our city ofl T iting the patronag uerchants wif to use his every etiort 0 ment trans Ju 1 ingll is spposiiens in the convenience fad beauty of its o0- ony of hs ure oi the Kream: as it contessed] ration The en! 1 r also promises that t he the least altraclive ald lwis JOHN COTTER MR Cand MRS. BAILEY would inform i the 1 r patrons and the public thai they will remove thei e Young i es School fire a 1 No. 430 Houstog-street to No. 10 Carroll Place, Ble eckerstreet, on the first day of May next, where thei ir accommodations for Boarding and Dav Scholars will Le greatly cgprarged and improved. Twelve jr ladies will be the limited sumbs tor board- or-—a to form a pleasant tanuly circle, The French langu t 10 the whole wol, This ectien ol stalk Indy, assisted hy others fully com i Singing Is tagzut to the t exu [8 FER EU No extia num who will res dee in the tan petent in the French Whe es hoot 3 Hi Cad Jarge tor iT, hr de parte iw will be ably supported lone eft ent teacher th every twelve Ri Is Farther p art.cylars parents are reteries d to their Cucn- lar, which may be had at No. 430 Ho saston-street Uli he first roll Place, Bleecker-street, erstands Lier own lang: oe A French Goveniess, who un sh, 1s wanted, Satisfactory reerences will be Ey Apply as above, bw od laws [OTICE to Housekeepers.— Those per sone who are asing Olmsted's Stoves or any oder kind and wish them taken down and cleaned and putaway, (they nught always to be are requested to send word to the subseriber, and they will be attended to at moderate charges Ld oves Slored fi next fall a1 1 low rate JAMES E. P. attended to at this season of the year) ne Proprietor of Olinsted Stoves, 210 i im st. OHN BISSELL, 75 Nassau-street, N. V., COUNSELLOR AT LAW. —Cosimissioner ap- pointed by the Soy roors of Maine, Maserchusetts, Vere wont, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Alabama, Louw- siana, South i hy Florida, other testimony, and acknow led Ke. to take aidavitsand ments of all deeds, and ther instruments to be used or recorded in those States re. ms in White Plains Female Institute, Westchester Co N. Y —Johw Swinhurne, A. M, Principal.="I'kese institutions have no conection whatever with each other. The build. ines, which are some distance apart, were erected PR SUE ly tor the purposes nt Boarding Schools, and are replete with every ble Plilosopl nvenience. They are furnished with a valua- fl Apparatns and a Library of 1200 volumes The instructer io French and Music is a pative wt Pars and an accomplished seh lar. Teachers are mploy ed in the different Departments who ace distingn shed tor their liter ary attainments and aptitude to impart dustruction. The summer sess on will commence on the Istof May, The «x penses are $160 a year, including b ard, tuition, washing, mending, fuel and Hzbts, Catalo ues mtaning all desirable information, may he obtained ot Coliius, Keesa Co, Pearls. or of the Prin. cipal at the American Hotel, where an mterview nay had daily until the Ist May. ni Iw?’ OOK AT THIS=Just received from Auction, lot printed Lawns, at only Gd per yard; lot nolish Chin. Cai Beas at Si Jer Surd) HT Sheetings mbroon, at 23 6d; fot Ri bbous, 3 cenis per WILLET HAWKINS Store, az Slat 501 Groonwich=st,, 5thostare below Spr: N ESSAY on the Influence of To- baceo upon Lie and Health, by BD. Mussey, M.D, Professor of Aoatomy and Surgery in the Medical Tostitue ton of New-Hampshir Lat Dartmouth College. Forsale hy AXTON MILES, 15 Fultonst. {OFA-BEDSTEADS, Cabinet Furni- ture, &e, selling cheap for cash at STRATTAN'S, 326 als N Bowery Spring Cart fer sale for $13—apply at 526 Bowery. $I REWARD Flew away fiom 6 Bowery, a punter hen Pulgeon, blue and white w cut. Any ope leaving her 320 Bowery will receive the above reward, add hi TEW and Fashionable Furnishing Goods. —=The sulweribers Lave on band and are now open ng ar me anew and spleadid assortment of House ticle streceived trom manotactarers and dea'ers, for «al on comnpnission at very reduced prices. Sill and Ounola Girandoles, Chande ers, ‘andolabiras, Aural Lamps, Hall Lanterns, v hureh LL 1 Chandeliers Gas Chandeliers, Maatle L ry Pe ndants, Brackets, Las 5 Plated Baskets, Fine Table Cut- vd Castors, Plated "Fraps, lery. i ed Wa ters, Fine Cut Glass Plated candlestieks, Japanned Waiters, Ware, ke. Pier i Families ab YH JL House Ue best asso os, will certainly find at our Ware rand ashionable Goods fin eRe hiy be now Inthe ¢ity, and at tn sold by other deaiers, WORAM HA GHENT, vn Commision Merchants, 561 Broadway STHAIRS CHAIRS '—The Nubseriber J hason Land a large supply of Chairs of all Kiods, ch he will sell very cheap for cash, The chairs are ed Ly mmselt and woarranted. He will sel! at the 7 Chairs 4s, Scroll Top ape Os, sand Baanisters 1's, Go n Flush seat ie, Box seat, best quality, 25%. Best Mal nv, half Freoch, trong 3 50 to 4, Fre neh do from 3 t0 S—as or wd as can be bought for 7 in the city. Mahorany J walk sala new artiele—trem £3 10 $1 70, youd wip pros portion Ala ge suppiv or Venot'an Window Blinds tar «a! leequally low, Those who are abwit purchasing the above arti cles will serve their interest by calling at the factory store ot G. Q. Colton, 14 Catharine-st, als im JPECIAL NOTIC i. Southern and Western Merchants are particu) their tall orders th us before Ie NECONSATY Lor us 0 state (0 some of y untartanate a, io be dans vy 0 COLseauence of their ow 3 ing had a mach la nu oh 4h re Be WOMS igh Collars than op stand 1 I exch MARSHALL'S "Troy Si t Pr pot Chatham, all fit New-Yo ~r ere y ACT ARE STUBBORN THINGS It is a fact that Gowran i's Poudre Sohtle will perma- neatly erad cate all Lair from the part where itis applied with- ant the slight SAT 1ry to the skin. Tobe hadat t he old mstab- Lahment 67 Wilke rstiee t one door trom Broad wav, and at 547 Broadway, 81 pr. bottle, Another tacts that Goarana’s True Water: Be autly will thersaghiy exterminate tan, plo ples aud 1" all cutaneous eruptions, elicit a juvenile healthy appearance and array the haods, neck asd arms in rad.aot whiteness, Beware of spurioss imiations of this colebrated cosmetic, contalmmg mune ral astringents utterly ruinoos to the skin omplexion and by its repellant action njurioas to th. To be had as above—81 per bottle y GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE ris a delicagie rageate ange, humovehie Ly perspira- Coty, of rubteing with a linea clondie. 30 evnts per bottle. GOURATD'S BLANC D ESPAGNE, Oc [Spanish Lily White, imparts a briget, pare life-like, ala- aster whiteness 1o $he skin, iree trom the irjanous proper- i s generally com! with preparations for this purpese. Gtup in elegant boxes at 25 cruts each azl ima N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sar- rogate of the County of New. York, Note is hereby J'ven to al Psaltis having clans aga ost Cathars Young, ate of Niagara Upper Canada, widow, deceased, to pre DLE Sate with the vouchers thereot to the subscribers H the oth uf Nelsou Chase, Now 36 John street, in the city fF New-York, on or before the twenty f of October next. Dau! New Na the 22d day of April, 1842 JOHN FULTON, 3 RICHARD J. STAGG, 223 lawl FRANCIS STAGG, DRY GOODS. OHN H. DINGMAN (CO. No. 01 Grand-street, cormer of Orchard, would inform the La- diet and strangers visiting the city, receiving New Goods fr m I next, due rents are offered here “10,000 «nN PRINTED LAWNS, throughout with velvet facings, and also sdk facings: 4cases yard wide, from Is 3d Bs 5d, 2 and 24 Sd per ya aud figured and Chene, Pihe door in the eve J cass in kh Gro de Sw De Rhine, Motion and 3 cases super Lgut French Cain J Cases bleached Neel 2 MOL NING Loobs. Crapes, black De Lace HABEKRDASIHFERY. stuck of Drawer Goods, and brown Cloths, Linen Sheetings, Cambrics and Handkerchiefs, Lawn, Re stock is selling at goat baryg JH DINGMAN K CO, GOODS —Just prices fromJ7} cents Lo Jf cenit neured and watered Silks, spring alors pring Cap Ribbons, 6d a yard *0 boxes Xpring Hat Ribbous, Me rchants and Milline to the splendid stock of new i ROW XU na! HART, on an C he ap Dry Goods.t. Fancy and Staple *D y Goad, Lad es of New-York, ces that goods now si enabled to offer at prices hitherto inh ens from 2s to 6s; Bombazine black and colored Silks, very low; rs al a small advance and Shirtings ot all kinds, ly cheap; Satinets, Merino, Moleskin, Gl YL, be. oy ol which will be from auction prices: NS ky GOODS, Diy Goods, Dry Goods. im, selling very low by 1m Spr ing-st, cor. Su P. 8. A young man wanted as salesinan, KING GOODS, Spring Goods.—The undersigned is prepared with lus usual sxtensive as- wrtment of Seasonable Goods to execute orders for Gar went na style which will compos with any house in the Trade, at prices which must oiler inducements to those pay- Attention ds solicited to the style of Pantaloons furnished as particular care is directed to this of givit g entire satisfaction. ave experienced any ditficulty in getting for fit can always be real fish Casslmeres in a great variety of new The assortment of Vestings which faction throu zh the last Spring and N at this establishment, department with the view lish Cloths of super and me Frock Casts alwavs on hand, Rilk and Nati; Searfs, e ra al usual moderate prices HE PLACE to get Cheap and Fas ionable GARMEN'TS 1s at the ANEW. YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 142 Falton-street, near Broadway, Where Goeds are bought excl: Saits turnished at 21 hours’ notice, Gar stock is alicady large, selects d [HIE HM erior sivle and at greatly reduced prices, with great care fron reco! ty of French and Wost-of-England Claths, Cassimieres Silk and Chally Vestings, to which we are npertet ons, Colnprisines a o we take pleasure in inviting our friends and the pulilie eal and examire our Goods, tesling confident that we can inv ineenw nts than ever brated Coat and Peatalot wn Cutter emp Joy th most cel style of our garme: with that of any house in the tr Terms, cash ou delivery, ar TE WL LKR. Re itu! styles, at a small advane t BROW kU rar nT 2 Ole GOODS From Auction, “Chenp ~JERE MIAH LAY y iy NG PRINTED LAWNS, Beautiful quality for only is ed, Of beautiful atin ity, ve Ag chenp asany store Anew style, a yard w de, b. ALO, Clinton county, id Al the Fund Bagks; also, James, Olean, St. hawre Her the irve or red back banks, at 453] Greenwich sire GERMAN Faocy Goods. 5 osepnh Gillat’s and other Steel P LYS, phd Needles, s, Ace orion, Pox Cuile v, Hooks and #Morcantile Liorary Associ el 4 Pu iTses, Speciacie Ac toged her whoa yg pees, with terms, may be bad at the nvited Wo call when vis many years, uolwith-| 74 Maden Lane and 5 Libe AC fs —1 aces— Ribbons. -_t J cents TP RAAB cone c rs an LEE PER 8, corner Gr ob AX) N or stie streets, retnrued, (i ODS. —S TEN FINS GRIUMAN, <5 Braver street, two doors (rom Pearl street, New-York, would rispect( millers viiling the city, Sills nery and s Th Goulds, i supply 01 TO

that wil! bite gu tb the y have of e Leneli t of F Ih they believe they can otter buat the Ie sew ciel awortment ot boa the r py tor CAD MiAhe it an obec te th Ci? wants er rection Sas reg ilarty and bar: rai ho which Usey will sell at a triding advances frum "enst STEVENS sit MAN nedic oe eli Or Ue OoIs& SHOLS FOR CASHONLY. hve 4 an Land, and are constant! JOO Resortoment of Boots VE 1, foes to Loe ly very low in C. CLARK x Co., Liberty street, AMUSEMENTS BY KR. DEMPSTER'S Ballad Soires.— Me. DEMPSTER has the hohe 1 au noanes tha Jd NSorees will Be given at the 1 Monday ednesday, and th, ITth and 29th hyo when he wo first tne 1a New-York lus new song, wr ten by y Chien ‘The Blind Be Vt wheeh m ‘favor in Roston, kc Also, Lt Winkl,” poetry hy Mother we i 1 v pes Sargent, Fa. 1s favor John Anderson My Jo; My Nie 0, eart's in the Hhg A) tienlars nl w Tickets halt a d Doors open at 7, tr commences at 3 o'clo k RD. DEMAREST will give a Juve 1y nile CONCERT y edd wrd-sire t, an Mond rie COMMETICS at 7 fol iN ner CC Dor gees ant four ven Sok and Duetts. uch, an Address will be delve Tei on Mus: Iv. Tickets 123 ents each, 23 Ries ho SL Chiareh on Monday ever be taken at the Cine Broadway, opposite Wallumgion wtractions of Voeal and Instrumental Cones ach uieratisos have been made cal and uninterrupted view Conence the pn SSO Hl norlvalled uit Arist an N Lie appearance on Lis 0G mus stores and at the Gallery, B.—=The seats benz numbered, they will be reserve for the corresnondinge ones onthe Uekets, whch or vl sab. 10 proe ure early. wo ammounesd in small ball y 3 at the Masic Stores, Wi els, Ke v, corper of Bed ard and Buartonssiroets, enruer of Jones 201 Fourth-strects, and Mr, fer of Christen nd Fac V Slrpets PVENILE CONCERT. —="The be repeated at the Catharine and Maisons wast T o'clock, Concert rer, who will make his first pub won, amd sing favorite lalian airs. New music every evening Admission 50 cents. Tickets mo be bad at MERIC aN Museum. corner ef Broad J way acd vot r. BARN: M, lu order to accommo late th me nse cr here, the Lecture Room has been en ws ey Gir an be consulted Day teat tor of the a From 9 5 1. M. she can be privately consulted as ar ny ac te ih ore teller beautitul Dancer. Perte Celeste mal Magnetism, on a child three years ol Lis with real water; Paenmatic Railroad, Athieo Lady Glass ran! Cosmorama, and X00 canosities Wedaesday and Sat- Blow A splendid day performance every pray atternoon, Admittance t the ah le 25¢ ents—-¢ hildren hall prices, wlé FALE'S New- York MUSEU W. a Mr. DELARUE, the great Mimie, wtracrdinary Delineations, French Stories ol AH b He will abso introduce uy celebrated Actors, and an inntation of nell Me PP MORRIS, the th icing! Vocal American Com itroduce a varity of lus Comie dl t DAY PERFO. IMANCE every ley and! ,at3ocloek P.M whole 25 cents; chiddrea hail price. EE el ei entitied the LEVI NORTH will appe u his pr "we dnd with a broad Comic i Hel Vi Kaits. Boxes 50 cents, Pit <5 ern Doors open at T o'clock; periormance COMMEITRS al hal: nast T o'clock. A’ N AGREE \iil, FE RECREAT ION. -_— f A visit to the exter grounds at Hoboken, the bean A ehlv extolled an Ii ar liberally thrown open to the public, will prove ties of wh in excursion as ean be made (sm the Fhe walks are naw in good order, aid echoed with all the Inxnriant freshness of an early spr ng. Nothing cau be more gratiying te the mind than the emation of socharining a sense A} RS. CUsiv AN, 313 Broadway. op- posite Gothie Hall, has received a case tan Hats of superior Wl 1. WES I lem niary Musie =chool.— ol the SOE On Commencement of this School Is feferved April ith, at 4 o'clock IM. at 145} Fu 4 In conse lesson tree, All ateresied are invited Toe Gootlemen's Class in Harmony, 1, at 8 o'clock, in the sane piace. aed i Praostator of Weber's Work on Mus, Comp, ete, JARDIN ARE, CUTLERY, hsceihers having pwichased Edwar of Hardware, will ness, and keep on Pr an assortment of vnong which is Rikeman's superior Poh Rim aid Locks, Hares's add W Arren’s Corn kc. ~The SN. Eno's entire s Hoes, Brass Nails Shove s, Xe, also hbo ison aud Table Cy whieh will he sald at bargains They will also keep a ge Nard warean American Sak Ferrets, Naddfing Tools, Shoe thread, &e. 8 Jo kP HAYDEN, N. B.=liayden's superior Peus ter the manuacturing prices, HA BL BOOK—Register of all tfievrs and Agents, Cov, Military and Navel service of the United States, with the vanes, fore tion of all ships and vessels belonging (othe Vatted ates, and when aod where budt, ozether with the ua nes i In any way «i eof the 1 ent or pares d at oy Den urine nt at Sate. For sale he ANTON MILE ~All E, in the Ps STORE FOR Bp] part of thecdy, a hest rat tee, Fer turther particulars apps I WY ros PARLING'S SCYTHES. AE y It Piaia ti fl Riblbod G and 2 r Bra oS FH WiGH LA ve ole Agen S is APARH, LA Syrap and NSAP s prepaed Rotten, J JOEN DOYLE, Bock {Pr 3 Ah 13 AblS.- Che RubsUTiOe r invites wv Bos whseh “is i eat i” A tif au reaper! ss wnt a 1 Pas Ty was Bedsteads are w rival Y JOUN po GLAS, TI Goi! al? wis 24 i Nab a ANC E.—The New-York rv PALL Con hou ON iY La al BJ we oy vy hy lize dure and Losses aad t PB OOR-KEEPING H Roo fe. Fiarsh, PUB Irom SA oY olhers may aval theilgeive Ae truly practicay one that embraces a co crcial tramsactons amd mercantile t wae tn which the student actually Keeps a set of Fo these who are Ln, Le desives ER con the News stitutions; and that apposed Ua LN gold ap! silver lever, ancl Watches D wore Riag retail. lower than at any other place lw les 2s low as 50 od diane rach.

ned or bouy All watches war hou} to keep good lipo: wer of Waiches anu all street, Up HAITS HECHES! LEETHES Constant hat!, received risk every new arrival, y

iv on he 1 {0 any part of “Todt as dns 7 East "Broa ms ARPES Congh Remedy. —Thonias brates! med w -H 5 Ct t hy those who have eer i refited far gv mAnber of OUZ West m pi Th Bowery, at tie wa! thor it, and by tae dider 1024 lous ol coarge. 184] Ve bis ost ities, tor this week only, J trot NL Orieans, Is eng he rest asd rar ost collection tn the wi Ik 1 of Origina P (hist merican Wort DAG T ERREOTYDPE PIKENF SSE n hi scientitic manner and atmoderate prices, lendid routine i l ‘ntree of Ladies and (Gen- wes and Heroines or UML. T h won zh Bass an! Composition, wil commence on Saturday evening, Apr

Tacks, Brads, parables, Foiks Srothers’ superior Files, S Jer, and many other English BE I AUCTION SALER BY s. DRAPLK, Je Storr MW lian eros alr SAT! Lb a Ao I <9, i bch at the Auton Room, FTES AND CASSIMERES (rom Uwe she ves, PUR CASH— N- AT cors West of Fagiand Clos and Cas stUdanddes comprising wind dye hincks, browns, Vine Seti, Ober ei Sos, Landon brow ne, Rus wai green, woaded olbyve, etm green, claret, dahiia, Ac. Alaa, bo veces Cassieres OF Sarious pat.erns aid des 4 assortment of coat Cords, Brads, ani Fadage LRN OF THERE RFU TE N Asay, ston kh Goods TUESDAY, Ajai doth, At 104 0'ch «Ah, at tine Aucisn Room PuackaGE Sars or Hakowakg=6n a Liberal credit 400 A TIE 4 be Sic Bed, German an! Amer can fa Aa 4 y Lose, Vv feos, ANVHS, sand al vs, OW I pais, sl I spa los 3Chels, slot tind shades 4» Vi o fry Uh Ant be Chis: sil rods WOU we hg Lay va, ha N AN 1 S oJ "we. x s ving kh LT va NIK a rout wan ones Ares N A 5 CRS, DOC RT RIV a sy Leda re aos ives table and teaspoons; we. peart aad nh wttone: German harps, Knitting pins let Jiasses, das Low rs, canciesaeks, swe ft Xen APs, Hroasing ar cu, spe ClAcle cases lL cravons, ree s, hook evan, Nal lines, leJder per, CAroenten’ peocds, sut-2issses, waen, guns wind str's, lea l pet Cot Leads, bead necklaces, &e, Xe. A CAalAOZ ules Nd am son M ulay, the 25h Aso, 0 Lass WIOUL Ls DR Asa, Ia anv ds, Ais, 180 vices Also, 0 dozen shovels and spades Ls, casks Looks Ad ages, Als, canhs hooves and suk Ais A so, 1530 dozen corn and grass sythes, Also, J0 casas sitigle and double barrel guns, Also, 10 casks cold chaos, assarted 7-16, ich Also, 3 casas Also, 130 gross German siver tabie an THURSDAY, SALE OF FRENCH GOODS FOR CASH. At 10 o'clock, at the Auction Room, FRANCH GOooDs—100 case of French Dry Goeds, just upoted per atest ary vals, comp aang a most dost alile ne VO unent of tastuonable mid stand oie Joos Al, ona CREDLE OF SIX MONTHS, for approved endorsed notes, a handsome assorted of fresh imported French and German goods, comprising a nich sclecuow ol seasonalide witches, AT PRIVATE SALE. 3 cases crimson Ponzees, 5 cases printed Poogees, hina bla hh stih Bidiais, Co assorted sewings; 5 cases ian oy pune k style plaid eassimeces, viz Oxjord fancy must, 1 Le wa TO Lk 0 OR kL EAS sE wn the village of Jannica—l spa Otls Alia Conve t House, with a Page count yand, gar leu, carriage ko we, ea-house, ioe hoe Ke situated with nn ten minutes walk of the Radroad Depot ‘The Wises are in pertect ordes ,any wil be let wad ove acivs of land, or wore if requires, For particulars, inquire ot KIMEON DRAPER, Jr, New York, or of tae subseriber, ou the prevlines, M. Kk GRACIK. Ww. C. Haggerty, Auch oueer, BY JOHN HAGGE KLTY SONS. Store 169 Pearl-stre SAT ROAY, Apri 5d, At il o'clock, at the Auction Keon. LEGHORN, STRaws, xan, Ke —175 cases Leghoru wd Straw Hats, consis of mers ard boy's double and ile wim white and As, woe u's and misses Also, boy's and girl's straw hats Als, English ste aw bonaets, straw brads, t Alsen, 1700 pieces Dine tuscan haat Als, 10 cases opened wo ean b straw and whalebone hone nels and royal Pasian roche npotes, Also, eases fancy innings, Catalogues and samples on ibe morning of sale, SATURDAY, Apri sol, At 10 o'clock, at the auction roam, Brissiis AND INGRAIN UARPEIs.—Brusecls, Ingrains, Venetian and Hemp Carpetings, plan and printed Foor Cloths and Brocking, Carpet Budding, Table an Puno Covers, &e. &e. Jostan Kicha ds, Auctionecr. BY BANGS, RICHARDS X PLATT Store 19% Broadway, «Lisa La FETE SE CHAINS, lea spools —r—— TL Win. W. Shirley, Auctiopeer, BY WILLIAM WW. SHIRLEY. Saws Room No. 61 and 66 Nassau-st., near Mewlen-lane, tor Public and Private sales of Furmture and Merchandise vonerally. N. B.—Out-door Sales personaly attended to at moderate el! Arges. -y TO 1. ET—Pleasaut Rooms and Of- fices No. 1 Wa! Stren Ya Broadway. Apply to “ut BLY, i29 Fulton sireet, GROCERY and ie Store 10 lot.— AL Wacad wn low reat, with the dwelling if de. N yin Foie +8 Jucisom, House Commusione (LAT I ne A Nasa hi-st At v'eam Kho od Oh Fo i o a small genteel Gumly, what part of the modern built House in 13th street, Gifth se i ew block west of 6th avenue. The location s very desire woth tise vards well Imdout in shiabbery, Fhe hause contams 12 00ms with closets and panties and Fhe divided to sat the Gumly. Kent $200. Apply at the house or at 112 Fultow-st. als ths Zea TO LET, a beautiful residence on the ht Lig hti-avenue near Harlem, on elevated ground, Davie a vast extent of scenery overlooking the East over, tor uw vical dtance, with 4 acres of first quality land, The s lige and com Mods ous, Sted tor a quiet family, I assortinest of Carria LY ee lin Iwona replete with avery convenience a ng now th roughly wanted and ropared, Beat low (0 tenant, Apply nel Bi mW. N SEA Min in A sjuare, had "HO LET o a small famaly, part of a a brick House, p'easaaily stustod in a respectable Uoorhoo!, Cousisting oi a frost parlor aud two bed- rooms tn the second story, bedsroou tn the atic, from base went and pantey, wood-hause, and all other necessary cos- veulenees, Rent 3100, Inquire on tha premises, HT Kg, a ew doors east rom Varick street adllw* ge DWELLING HOUSES TO LE V—= wham CHEAP RENTS! <A very desirable (wo-story Brwek Heoe, No TH hertstreet, near St Johw's Pars; wothor suneror Dwelling in Cherry street, No, 41%, will be ther one or two familes; alsa, a House in Avent wh, nen H Lestreet, Kit r ut these pres ses nay be rented upon faiv tenus om D. kK. “1c KELS, PYM 77 Nussatu-st, 24 story PASSALC HOTEL TO LET. —This halite Old and wellestablished stand w I Le let or leased JS TH ROGERS, her or book. wid ng Wn FOTE= AND JEWE LEY x The subs pl oh he I, toil Peo soweiry, wholealet rl eta i a uty Swedish and For sale by te tn Re 1 dozen, and DUL Up nar sy Gs W be ansporied wilh saiety y Leeches applied by a competent person b AVID SANDS co Wholesales and MIU Iisls gli be, Coles, Str rtressof Boeatn, DI shia, Whooping veonyh, asd an JounyRc wu wot on dooure ol ow en spoon Tull will give re and oe bottle snthicien! in most Ca For sade, price one taibing, b swore ww Bowery, cut agents throug bout the C tora Public House or Boarding School. Jt is picasantly cincted onthe banks of the river, about three-quarter: of a mide (rom Passaic Falls Inquire o OC. BL GODWIN, PUSSELLSTF NN, y NV w York, Execators A, GODWIN, Paiarson, or of NAME EL MUNN, Agent, C2 Wali, corner Pearl st Paterson, Maret 2h, 1812 m5 bs 4.410 LET —=lhree handsome new a. rich dweditn Houses, now Bnishimg they will be 1" he Low ih Shaw Windows apd Stores an the fist door, vith other ih swatio is if re el the teonnts, They are pleisanily vated vo, 18 00d 15 First Avenue, near Honston tr cspond with the Appits CRnis or I me the buldings as the work pre sos and as early as venient, Also y posses. first i May, the exe cing House No, 71 First t t rot Fis a desirable residence tor THRERTT will Le 215 per annum. Rr LAN he Jie i" a iT Waters: Bh Iw TOC NFECH ‘IONE RS and Segar Dealers—"Tn Lot. —A Ho aod Store with a good rele aston in tue Confectionary and Segar hae of bust ness will be gisposed of at a Dargai ITU IW he The Pa HH sete the We whieh will oceuny his ime during tre presen’ summer g A hts t Vi [his wis t FEL ses, Fora down tow hv It cde aler as abranch establishment it w be 1 most enviable sitnation and se ire 3 large Shave oF up towne custom, ‘Pers low tor cash. yay al 19, Fourth street, tween Wooster ard Green rt shi orton Pare (irou a Iw 1 OTs TO BE LE AST 1).——A number 4 ov upper part of the city, to be nm [uvorable terms, To persons who will crect bu we a5 may be stipula ed lor helor the Bat Ww ki, IX ots re Ww be remitted. Log 140 Tenth-street, near the Third Avenud 4! OTICE a, deri ed nerel by give 4 we that they hay 1 ted t Partoerslip yrs ant to the rst tithe f the te th moter of the sedomnd Bre of te inv wed Staties, entitiod on Lanuied Partner. dios and that ter Ue are os Wuows: Tee me or firin er w 1 AETSUID Is 0 he Con a s “Wi RB Gr ulding.” The geo oral nage of the business wtonded ETT TR tia of a Colery and Surg.wa bostrument Moa, reneral part wi interested theres 18 Wo lhiam EB. resulting 'n he £2ity ot nl the specia ros Alison Poet, residing io the san we, The amount of capital SONI N te special pil ther fas coats hued sien hos sand dollars, "The sald panursintp i» 0 crmioate oa the List day of Jan. nary, in the year one thou eisbr huodred amd forty-five —Dated Inew-York, Apri 11, 1742. WILLIAM IL GOULDING, A Aw ALLISON POST, ELECT CLASSICAL and Commer- 1 cal Boarding Academy, fora limited nuniber ol pople, s rewshury, New Jerey, a Rev THOMAS CLARK, on Manday, May ah, will wn a school tor the instruction of youils ia tle uscal swanches of a htemry and commereinl education, As the pombe? of pups will be hited, they will have the ad. tare of ihe ume Late superyisioo of the Poucipal, a o strictest attention will be paul to their struction and moras b 3 be Vi lage ok shrewslinry sow uch an Academy, being sowectalie eosmunity, that I IIRPIOPET Ass CLIONS, atid there is an Casy arcs tn v te steamboat, which voes te Red Bank, w. hin 13 mules i. i Go Lhe locaton ral and re d he exposed oy Refe reneer—~Re. Rev, Bishop Ondordonk, and Rev. Mr Fiu Aa Mr. Clark will remain in the GAY jor about Lao weeks, Le can be wen at tM i ns reel al Iw RTIST IN HAIR .--Manufactured from feani La lies an Gent! auen's Ha (ot Leas tha two hes ong.) in coe bu od ent desis —pect laces, waerlets, watchyuanl, ear. iy lowers, rings, vgs, calps. ke. Phe apes. the cheapest and best aaortinents, sre phe found at A. CC. BARRY'S, 14 Broadway, corner of Lierty-sireet, up stars. Fist Prowiua, ald luus

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AFFGHANISTAN. [he character and importance of the informa- from Afghanistan and British India by the rivals from Europe give special interest and 1, every thing calculated to throw light op hecieal conformation and moral condition of theatre of the late sudden and fearful disasters ch thie Briti-h arms have heen overwhelmed. Vet fore extract from Blackwood forthe pre- wt uth that portion of the anicle on Five Yea mn India, by H. G. Fane, Aid-de-Canip,’ “Hick details the anthar's experiences in the A mm country, as foilows: pwenant Fane made one of the memorable er nedition to Afiehanistan under Sir John Keane Fobraary 20h. 1830. the troops marche for the Bolan Pass. From Shikarpore, they might fairly o «aid 10 have entered the enemy's country. Hoo Shah Sojah expressed a wish to see the cav- He eame in a led litter, and expressed f delizhted at the ecosdition of the horses, zo of t men, and their perfect discipline. wers, as he turned away discontent. ed aid, Ah! the davs of Mahomedism are gone by What a lord of the sword is every one of them! Th orince, of whom =o much has fate «avd, both od and had, I and in the 4 o’- The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union Hotel, Guaner of aa Lodr previous the departare of each boat. All baggage at the risk of its owner, m3 NEW-YORK 0 Faswoan, Pa United States Mail Stage.~Thioogh in Nine Hours—Va Jersey Newark, Elzaben- ew-Bratswick, Somerville, North Branch, Climon, y tow, C. Fare throgeh to Easton $2—from New-York to Clinton 1 30, and trom Souwrville to tor w 17 Passengers will ea th from the! Ariy street by the New Jer lroad esery day exce pt Sundav.at 9 o'clock A. M, or New-Bryiuswick, there (6 tans i wl. BANY, irom the Steamboat Pier foot of wot of Lib the regular an th the es f health, may, in the bands of an unskiltul quack, be converted into a poisen. How oe cossary, therefore, is it to be car. (ul, especially in the por. chase of Medicated Lozenges, wis oh cannot possibly be duly epared anisss Hy qua physicians of pretoamd science, gS dk and long experience. There is ouly one mode, in lact, in which danger may be avoided; and that is by purchasing pone buat such as are compounded by men estahlisheg reputations as regular and respectable twuberns of the wo wiv, and Ly eschewing all that may be put forth by penons of unknown or doabt{ul characters, or who have not at least ene well authenticated diploma hanging in Ug r office, and open to the inspection of all who may chook io look at it, to guarantee that the Are not mere Guacks, whose postrutes are ever—and ever must he—things rather to be avoided

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i world. meal, ists, 19 Pultonast. comer of Gold, and 100 Ful on-street Als: sold by Abraabun B. Sands, Co, 273 Broadway, Grane Lings, corner of Chambe rs-street David Sands x Co, 17 t Broadway, corner of Marketstreet; Rush the vessels of the eve Lecome mot onl pens to fall pr Stage and proceed direct to Eastor For seats apply at the Ra‘lmad Ticket Office foot of Lib- actor of the Train. 1 the American Ho- erty street, New-York, Returning, ths Hine a 5 tel at 4 o'clock, A M. except Sanday, arriving at New Brunswick in time fOr the mornisg Ralroad Line from Phi- ladeiphia, arriving 0 New-York at 25, P.M, all 2m” RICHARD STOUT, Proprietor. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COM- PANY. —On and after this date, the Cars will this a most desirable assistant, giving them a thick, glossy un as uo ws Leave Hicksville at 7 Leave Hempstead at To'cleck A Mand IP. M. ave Japaca at Thorchwk A. Mo and 24 P.M. jeave Bookiyn at 5 A. M. wwroaeh vv Deer Park. rookive at 43 clon k PL 1s Hicksvuie, Leave Deer Park at o'clock, P. M. Sunday Trans Soave Aa ea at Bf o'clock AM. and 33 P. M. ave Bion. yn at o'clock A M0 ri Leave Brookivn at 44 P. Hr Ta ere Part, Leave Deer Park at 24 o'clock F. Me Leave Hicksville al 3 P. M. Leave Hempstead at J P.M. Passengers tor Sauthtown, Babylon, Patchogue, Tehip, Rovertwad, Le, will take the morning train from Brookiyn ada ioe 3

chk A Mand BPM Javne, Philadelphia. tons est infant, and vet no medicine aeTetiftre discovered cau be namwsd in comparison with it asa destrdver of worms. It has on attraction tor them which they canwot resist: and having ance tasted it they become powerless and die. The Worm Lorengzes are to we vdministered in doses sufficient to pro- dues a cathartic effect. The attention of parents is espe- claliy solicited in favor of this unrivaled article, Owing sive sale, A MEDICAL. R. PETERS Medicated Lozenges. *0 medicines ever discovered Lave risen so rapid. y ar est. mation as Peters’ Lozenges, and for the surh- 1 same Lime so pleas 1 vasons that none have hewn a0 U @nt 10 (he taste, so easy in their operations, aid so certain in their effects, These properties are not the resold of chance, 1 of €Xpenence, based gpon scwence and ix olf Lv frome for the proprietor. whose Life Aas been devoled i tl wines, and whose aversally known saccess in ih f me x eying and combining of them so as to influence the great nass of homan diseases, is almost withoat a parallel, Jave 1p his entire thes, and never made his discoveries public unt they were mevond the reach or the requisition of imprmwment. Aan, to make assurance douhly sure, he was ated in bis exe periments by six the most distinguished physiciars in the aotry, who used them freely in their private practice for wweral months, and then Fanded in their opin ons, each of which corresponded so closely with the he attention for a whele year to the pertect.oZ of

others and with the proprietor’s own conclusions, as 10 be, in acl the same. However, one or two of these gentlemen sol ad certain light rations, wiach were adopted, an! since then the rdance with the zeneral dis Are true 10 sCienee and rx other than nar them overing both m above the av he called The ge. the pubic reparat than the diseases for which they are recommended as anti. jotes. Subjoined is a list of the most impor.aut of Peters’ Lorcnges with brief remarks appended, PETERS WORM LOZENGES are the desideratums so long required. They are y pleasant to the taste and gentle in their wpera t they may be fearlessly admmistered to the young. PETERS COUGH LOZENGES, For hs, colds, whooping coughs, and all po ompla these are a truly invalnahle article, pl if used asd ed, Neither do they keep pa nse, hat relieve then at once, their efficacy before the taste has passed aw outh, Dr. Peters courts the reader's trial of this, and will Lazard his reputation on the result PETERS CORDIAL LOZENGES D-. Peters almost tears to speak of these Lozenges asthey Iw success d serve, lest be should startle the reader's credulity; forin claiming for them the pewer of invieorating the mind, of jepeiing melancholy ard low spirits, of sub! g the ima. gination, nt strengthening the nerves, of sweetening ihe hreatu.e ving thereunto a balmy fragrance, wd of almost nstantly curing the Leadache, and correct ng nervoos atiee tions, he attributes to them no virtue which they do not faily Tadd are equal to any thing vet discovered toning the stomach, and sharpening the ap PETERS CATHARTIC LOZENGES ERY amd k ton they are the most delicious of all Lozen l tore petite, The nertecting of this lozence was the result of mnch wnxiety and lasor, The ohiect was prod wee vi wuld be at the same time pleasant to ti aperate, and powerful to effect Many person i tremely leasant to take pills or other medicine, and ol most ix possible to retain them on their stomachs suffice ently jong to be sfective, Peters’ Catl orenzes obviate al nities fas persons tak m Ino inconvenience, nan on them whatever, tWitlata F pom Kaltes are pt 0 cerigin a to ther alt they valed as a [Spring medicine, as they are likewise ceventine as well eving conc estion of the all the Lozenges ever presented to the public ave met and meet with the readiest and most exten: superior puriving q fs, I HS re these Beside the above Dr. Peters has prepared Cayenne, Rhu harl, Ma nessa, Sarsaparilia, and Ipecac Lozenges, and fancy Lozenges of every description. Principal otfices in this city 459 Broadway and 129 Liberty st, Arents—Ring, 53 Fulton; Hutchings, 150 Bowery; Owen, 330 Bowery, ma Im y TE R. SEGUR'S RESTORATIVE. This is principally an Egyptian Medicine, introduced by Dr. Segar in this foom. tis a fact important to be un derstood, in estimating happiness, as well as health, that is the present state of Society a large portion of our ilerings, Both body and ind, are of Dyspeptic characier and origin Wien, from indigestion and other causes, nourishment in the sytem becomes deficient, and 3 energy is reduced to a point where its economy is distar®d by idl or unna- tural action, dyspeptic symptoms begin to be perceptible in restlessness without pain, and pain without apparent cause; and requiring aid reaching beyond the effect to the origing «class of cases, this ue deine has been found te he a very appropriate and successtul remedy, Its haracter and efieet may be estimated in some weasure prom 1s unusual and peeniiar properties, 1. Its most perfect effect is exper enced when taken and acting in connectirn with the ood, 2. Nourishment is generally increased during its ose, 3. The longer it is used the less is required to produce the same effect, The tillowing certificates selected, which itis thougin ampiy proves the superior ¢fcacy of the valuable me- diene: New.Youx, Sept. 21, 1340, Messrs. A. B. DD Sands —Gent.—Foreight years [nw ander the care of different physicians, some of them the mos distinguished, and my complaint badled ali their skill was considered hy some to be laboring ander the Liver eamplaint, and by others to be urgler a slow bat certain de. cline, My distress was so great at times that death itself wold not have heen an unwelcome visiter, Every thie eat case vat distress, and at toes 1 spi blood quantities, and lookea upon myselias a candidate fi Through vour advice I was induced to give br, Segur's Pills a trial. 1 commenced taking them after each and atter the first few doses fond my distress re lieved 1 eontinned their use gradoally diminishing the quantity until I came to do without them, and the distress had entirely lett me. tis pearly a year since I recovered my health—and it is my advice ta all who are similarly at feed, to use this excellent medicine, Tam yours, sincerely, ELIZA REYNOLDS, 145 Broome st, The tollowing editorial notice from the SM, News a se. lected from others of a stintlar character, as proving 1 ihe most conclusive masner the superior efficacy of this valua- bie medicme, DR. SEGUR'S RESTORATIVE. —We take pleasure in calli the attention of our patrons to thistruly remarkable prepar ration. It claims no Kindred to the nostrume of de av, having had its origin in generations of old, The medicine is prineipally Egyptianand by that remarkable people was used with nnitorm success in all cases of indigestion or wher the vital energy is reduced. It acts ae Nature's hand-maid, brincing all the tunctions to a healthy state, Ln Dyspepsia itis tavaluable, 3 lid at wholesale and retail by A. B, DP. Sands, Dros. I, 110 Broadway, 10 Astor Hoase, sud #6 t: H. King, #61 Broadway; E. L. Cotton, 255 Ble street, J. Crumble, 361 Bowery; E. E. Moss, $52 Grand-street; J. W. Smith, Brooklyn: J.C. Vanscloowr boven, Albany Weed Waters, Trey: Dr. Jayne, Phila delphia; Dr. Balderson, Baltimore; E. W. Bull, Hartford J. A. Wadsworth, Providence. Brawer, Stevens Cushing, Roston Prices cents mall, $1 lar mM» lm OMAN EYE BALSAM for Weak acd on Wa ve se fan assure You yoo mercy mower te pay tenfold MEDICAT.. v a rail Ilr File DB DERnAE. FIRACULOUS CURE OF RHELU- A M ATISM. Newark, December 21, 1841, Dr. Ring Dent Sir —You will Please 10 excuse my Lot au wer ng vou inreiation to the cert ficate, ing an accoga! almost miracsious restoration to ite, as it were mir u giex peciedly restored thal it 2 i more Lise a than reality, sot only (o wy sell, bat also to my frien is have the pravem of one Whose. eis dear to Lim. Rltgated among iriends, ever kn and and a farsily who look to him tor sof port. snd wl in om in prase to vou, aad ther God, for Lis WnEpe a able in sparing me at this tme ny thing that It su 4 a, whic ba of benefit to you, such as my power 10 do, wh hw Ii t Dorp giving an account ny saffering in a certifi Me ha wh might publish to the world, as it is witnessed by my frie who have put their names to this letter. Were it 1n my the price yon charged, 1 would wil- ingly Jo its but have bean sick se jong that my pecun ary means have heen exhausted. Ttisoverthree ve arsaince Was attached with what our doctor called the Inflan matory Rher matsm, ov which wasleft a complete cripple, having lost the use of my limbs, which fell away most trightially, isabling me from all work: and had it not been tor 3 few handred doliars had saved when ip werk, 1 and mv fa v would ha e been in the workhouse, No you and 1 hope wiil see how much 1 nwe you, 'or ogee morn we t hy three bottles the public ing able to carn mv daly bread wf your Flixir, which dollars and con sidering it truly the Elixir of Life" Lam, Ww ih the great- amhl eal respect and gratitude, your bar hie ryan wo BEN). C. JACOBUN, Witnessas—Haonah Jacobus, William F. Dean. ton street, nu sent Prepared and sold by C. MH. RING, 3 Fu sn ener CL md im O GOOD while you may.— Recom- mend Ring's Congh Candy to every one you Know kas a cough that breathe with dain pity in raising, or pan the chest—do this and vou will be ga greater good to your ‘ellow beings than yon could possibly do in any other wav.and what a gratily ing pedection to lay you down to rest with tl sonviction of having rehieved so many —pe rhaps rescued so many from an antmaly grave—that Rin2’s Veg, immense number, and given etable Candy bas cured an lungs canst be denied, as them as it Were a Dew set of many have voluntary testities] to that effect. Then bike the good Samaritan de good wile you may, lor lite taelr at the largest space, is hut skort. re pared and tor sale by C H. RING. 5 Fulton street, corner CLT, and 54 Broadway. Also solid by Sards, coner Chamber and Boadwey, &0 Broadway, corner of Syre, 83 Bowery, corner ol Walker: Gulon, cor. Grand and Bowery, and most of thie Irugrisia. 10° See the signature of “C. MH. WING,” 0 each package. B. Ring's Verbena Cream, Elixir of Life and Elysian mas Im NN Dent 1 \d MPORTANT to CONSUMPTIVES. New-York, September 20st, 1841. To Dr. C. H. Ring Sir—As you have requested me to give you an account of how vour Elixir of Life’ acted in my case, cheerfully comply tor the benetit ot sthers. have had a cough every winter for several vears, and always got relief from simple herh teas til, last winter, neither soe thing nor the other wemed to give relief, and I was gradually wasting away having to relinqu ny business In this state 1 was per. suaded by my 1" Me. Peck to try your Elixir ot Lite and betore TH shed the bottle 1 was not only cured of ny cough, pa i the chest, night sweats, but able to re same business, and find mvsell so rapidly improving thw my friends are astonished, expecdng to hear of my Jdealb instead of seeing me get active aud robust. TF consider niy- «lf indebted to vou tor the saving of my lie, and any ove situated as 1 was, mav call on PETER N. HELMS, Thompson-st, red and (or sale by CH RING, m5 Ir ‘Ti ultonestieet, cor, TOTO FE. —Morison's Hygean Medicines from the British Colleg Health, London.” The subseribers having been appoints the Attorneys of Messis Morison, Moat Ca, and Agents for the State of New York. have received a large assortment of Medicine direet from the British Colleze of Health, Lordon,” are ready rice, for sale as above, Pre pret te supply the Agents on wore liberal terms than here tore, Persons wishing to be appointed Selling JEL will please make imiuediate a plication to the heen hers, All persons unlebted to the late Age at, Mr Geo, Tavlor, are requested 10 make inunediate payment to ihe undersizned, as they only are authorized to rive eipts lor thesame, FIRTH HALL, No. 1 Franklin %q N.Y mt Avents for MORISON, MOAT K CO, ne Thorn, ENTISTRY-—Wm H solicits the attention of (Lose who wear Teeth, and those who may require them, to supplying the maxillary fa ily; viz, the that there is a disazreeable taste inthe mouth of those wily dulge in acids, resu’ting irom the action of the acid en id plate, in all cases that admit of at, he oserts teeth, from one to a complete set, without using one particle of metal of any description. a7 lm TY 24 CHAMBERS STREET RENCH POLISHING PASTE—~This article is a combination of elementary sehstances have ing strong affinity for each other, which unite and form a compoand altogether new in ‘ts character. The brilliancy and durnbility of the polish it up parts to the wast delicate article of furnitare, such as mahogany, rosewood, ebony, Italian mar ent leather, military caps, Kc. ie unsurpassed requiring very Little labor to restore the artucle to its orgiual beauty, For sale by A B Sands Co, Granite Boildings, 273 Broad. wav, corner Chambersst; also hy A B D Sands, 7 and 100 Fulton-st; D Sands Co, 77 East Broadway. Price 25 cents, ald Im RDERED, that all the erveditors of George Woodruft, junior, an insolvent debtor, be re quired to show cause, it any they have, belore me, on the ITth dav of May wext, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at my ostice, number 20 Nassan-steeet, in the City of New-York, why an assignment of the said wsolvent’s estate shoul t ny be made, and he be discharged trom bis debts, pursuant to the provisions of the statute tor the discharge of an insolvent from Lis debts. Notice of which is to be published for six weeks in the State paper, and in the newspaper prioted wm the City of New-York, entitled the New-York Tribune, Dated 20th day of March, 1842 Wm lawtw* FA TALLMADGE.

N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- rocate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby given to all perses baviog claims against Daniel Lane, lat of the city of New-York, shoemaker, deceased, to Lresent the same with the vouchers thereol to the subscribers tthe house of Mary Lane, No. 176 Varick street, io the ay of New York, ou or before the twentieth day of Sent wiber Dated New-York. the 13th dav of March, 1842, MARY LANE, Execotnx WILLMOTT WILLIAMS, r xecutor next, mid lawn” v N nN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate of the eoumty of New-York, Notice is hereby given toall persons having claims against Beroard Smyth, late of the city of New-York, gentleman, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to the satiseribers at the residence of the subscriber, Peter Smith, No, 240 East Broadway, in the city of New-York, on or bejore the twellih day of (ate her next. Dated New-York, ihe pial dav oi April, A. D. 1342, PETER SMITH, all tawdw OWEN M-CARE, H Exceutnrs, rogate of the Coanty of New York, notice is herehy civen to all persons having clans against STEPHEN MAYERS, late of the City of New-York, deceased, 10 pre. sent the same, with the voochers thervol, to the subseriners at the North River Bark, No. 175 Greenwichestreet, in the City of New-York, on or betore the Jith day of October next. Dated New-York, the 16th day of Apri, 1842, AARON B. HAYS, ald lant GEORGE C. THORBURN, t N Pursuance of an order of the Sugrogate i the County of New-York, Notice is here given Ww sons having claltas agaist Wiklam Baldwin, late ot vty of New-York, Physician, deceased, to present the vith the vouchers thervot to the subseriber, at bis store No, 42 Cedar-street, in city of New-York, ou or betore the twenty-sixth day of September next. Dated New-York, the twenty second day of March, A. D 1342. mz lawbin JOHN FALCONER. Executor. Nn pursuance sf an order of the Surrogate Executors, Wu of the County of New York, Notice is hereby given ta ll persons having clans against Filler Cou, late wf the INFLAMED EYES. —Ophthalmia, ov inflammation of I City of New-York, grover, deceased, to present the sau (Ne ewes of two hinds; doe proceeding (rom diseasesot the eye, with the vouchers tiereof 1h the sobscriber, at the oflice of from au unhealthy state of the syste i Jusepts Husson, Ex, No. 13 Chambers-street, in the City of or parts a mining the othe from exis ures, such rnal in as blows, conta 3 bodies of an and wounds on the eyes; #xiigituu natu re introduced under the ey amd cold; small ir nmatory hamors called rise on the eyelids; various acrid tames acting as stimuli, such as the smoke of pit coal that of woos, 4 Wu free a 4s Of vinous or spirituous guors the orf, suppression of accustomed discharges, We lng application of a strong light, or fixed attention Wo minute oljects; aud an acrimony prevailing in the mass of duds. The common inflammation of the eves commences with a sensation, as if gritty particles had insinuated themselves an. der the eyelids accompanied with great heat, redoess, and As it increases, the parts swell and VNC reseed 1D Sie, and rargid, tappear more wumerous than in the natural state, Great paw is exe ted upon the east motion of the eve the patent cannot bear the hzut, and an effusion of tears from the lachrymal gland emsues, which is of so acrid a nature as to excoriate every pat on which it bap. Ix some cases a discharge of thick glutinous matter cusues, which collects in considerable quantities about the angles of the eve, particolarly doris slevp— w here culy one eye kas been affected, lhe wfamnatiov frequently extendas th the oles Th» valuahie Balsam has been used fur many years, In private practice, by the most ceickrated oculists in this and foreign countries, and may be confidently relied upon as tee most safe atal speedy cure for weak or sdamwed vves, ars ing (romany of the above causes, that bas ever been offered 10 the world. Price 574 cents For sale, wholesale and retal by DAVID SANDS CO, 77 East Broa lwav, cor. Marketst Sold also by A, B. D. Sands, 7% and 1 Fulion st. and .B. Sands Co. 273 Broadway, the anly Agents or New. md lm pricking, darting pains. if the ball AYNE'S HAIR TONIC. —For the growth. preservation and restoration of the Har. The oprietor having devoted many vears of stady to the treat meni of the Hair, has at length succeeded in composing a Prope ralnn which bas proved enanenhiv sucess ad in very NUMSTOUS Ipstances in prooling the growth and strength ening the mots of the Hair, and in several cases where bhald- nese bas existed tor years it has produced a fine, vigorous growth of hair, as is testified to by several highly respectable itividnals, whose certificates accompany the preparation. To the ladies the Hair Tonic is particularly recommend. 1. It zives a luxunast brilhancy to the Hair and preserves the curls from the effects of dampness or moti Genteawn wio wish 0 fuiprove ther whiskers will find rine ard carling appearsace. Prepared and a4 by Dr. D. Javin's Hair Tonic. —After ziving this article a Tir trial, we gnhesitatingly prooounee it to be what it professes, the best article, without any exception, in ow, ior the restora. tion and preservation of the Homan Hair. We know of no. Netoos Unlacoes where Har bas been restored to heads which have been bald for vears; and we (Dink we cannot do a greater favor than wo re commend 0 all oor readers whe are losing their bair, 10 make a trial of ths Towic immedi- ately. Em Mal, Mav ht ted only at No. 20 South Third-st, Phiadeiplia. rice $1. soul nm Bew.York, at wholesale and retail bv A. R. XD sands, Droggists, Nos. #9 snd 100 Palin sr, AB. Sands Co.. 573 Broadway, and David Sands Co., 77 East Bread. way, N.Y. m¥ lm New-York, an or before the third day of ®ctober next, Dated New York, thetwenty ninth day of March, A. D, 1242 lao Itantm SET AN rr N PURSUANCE of an Order of the Sur- rogate of the County of New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against William Jacks late of the ety of New York, deceased to prescut the sa Wilh ie vouchers tereod 10 the sulsenter, at his otfee, No, 21 Nassan street, in the city of New York, on or hwelore the thirtieth day of September next. Dated New York ih way of March, A. D, 1342 «23 lawbm DAN. LORD, Janr., Executor,

N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- it the County of New. York, notice rogate s hereby ento all; “rons Fang la is against Jolin Bastien, ie ot the City of New-York, Hair dresser, deceased to present the same, with the vouchers thereof, 1a the subser bers, at the residence of the sa sriber, EMELINE BASTIEN, No 6 Albany-sireet, in the City of New-York, on or betore the first day of October next, Dated New-York, the 28th dav of Mareh, A. D. 1242, EMELINE BASTIEN. Executrx, m9 laws NICHOLAS STEVENS Exocutor, N PURSUANCE of an )rderof the Sur- rogate of the County of New-York, Notice is Lherel,y given to all persons Laving clans against David Reeve, late of the Cy of New-York, carpeater, dec ased, to present the same with the vouelwrs thereof to tie su'iscrber, Heury I B. Bolster, No. 611 Fourth street, in the City of New-York, on or before the second day of Juwy weal Dated New-York, the twenty-ecizhth day of Decendier A.D. 141 CATHARINE REEVE, Administra x. Ad lawtu:. HENRY B. BOLSTER, Admin swat or. TD CIT ARTES N PURSUANCE of an Order of the Sur- rogate of the County of New-York, Notice is berehy given w all persons having claims against Catharine Moe. ran, late wi the City of New Yars, widow, deceased, to pre. nL Lhe same, with the vouchers thereot to the subseriber, a1 the office of Lis Attorney, William H. Hodges, No. 70 Charct street, im the City of New-York, on or beiore the Eiglt- teenth dav of July next Dated New-York, the thirteenth day of February, 1242 alt lawfin ANDREW ANDERSON, Adnunstcator, PURSUANCE of an Ovder of the Sur- roate of the county 0, New York, notice is Lereby giv. Ca 0 ali persons having claims against Maria Peal, late of the city of New York, deceased, to present the same wt) the vouchers thereof to the sutaeribers, at theoffice of the subseriber, Daniel Lord, Junior, No, 21 Nassau street, ii, the city of New York, on or betore the Thirtieth day of en tember next. Dated New York. Sth day of March, AD 1342 C. W. LAWRENCE, mB 1awbm DAN. LORD, Jr, Frecators, 2 ET Tad Ml y N PURBUANCE of an order of the Sur- rogate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby ziven to all persons having clauns agaiust Cornelius Fra. denburgh, late of tee city of New-York, deceased, 10 pre. sent the same wal the vouchers thereof 10 te subscribers at their residence, No. 148 Thirteenth sirevt, in the eity of New-York, on or before the twenty-fourth day of On toher neat. Dated New-York the twenty-first day of April, 1342 PKORGE I. FRADENBURGH, all lwo CORDELIA WYMAN. Ray LEGAL. Y ORDER of Charles J. Hulbert, sq. Commissioner, police is hereby 2iven, Supreme Con pursuant to the provisions ol the statinte apthonsing alls ents wraibst non-resident debtors, that an attachment bas sued #niast the estate of Joba Boilen, Jr. a rosadeot of om hipwat in the Termtory sith, sail that the sine will old tor the paymer bis, unless be appear anu! sehiarge such atlachuoeal, a ording Wo law, he TF tun the fipst publication of this PA that the ert of any debts due hau by 0 ol this Xinie, i the hivery to him or for his nse, of any pr penty wit s State, belong lug 10 ba, ai the trans iy property by h wre forbudden by law, and are vo dd Datosl tae Jih day of November, 1841. DP. H. MARSH, ds lawn Attorney for Attaching Credito Y ORDER of Willis Inglis, Esq. one of the Associate Judges the Court "he Pleas. of the City and County of New-York, Notice is heres by oven, pursuant to the provisions of the statute ant Lit attachments agniost non-pesaedent leit Ma TR went has iwwninst the estate of Jo wn GO X esident and that the same wi or the vss Lie appear and dischany such attachment, ace Png to law, within i ve first di thos notice apd that the me nt MIV Lox doe to Lime by residents of this state, a Le very to tha or jor Bis use, of any property within ts state helod o to him and the trausier oF any such prvpe tv by hh we forbidden by law, amd are vo Dated the third dav of January, 184) C NAGLE, Attaching Cre y Y ORDER of Jos. Mullen, Esq. So. preme t Commissions residing at Wan town JeBemon Cd tv. notice is hereby given (hat an at has issttew against the Estate of James Brooks, now lle i’ St, August po-resadent deb and that the same wil Ww t of his debits, “le appearand Inent ACCOraImg tw owl w! «nN on the tint publ tin {thi Notice that the p t ot muy debts to him by resents this sigate, amd the delivery 0 han or jor tus ts AY Property within this State, belong ng to bi, and the transier Of any tv by him, are orbidden by law amd are sy January 12th, 1842 DYER N. BURNHAM, such Dated iT lawl Horney aching Cre Y ORDER of Hon. Frederiek Po Stee venus, Judge of the Ere County Courts, Connseiior of the 8 Court, Notice is he vhy given tat an attach. of Ira Jobson, ponies. i} be sola or the payed ment has issued aga dent and that the sue w nat the estate debtor ry o his deb less he apps wd discharge sim A ment, according to jaw, within une months trom the fut publication of this notice: aud that the payment acht and the delivery of any property belonging to such or to him or to hus use, and the transter of any propery by him tor any purpose whatever, are forbidden by law and em! are void. Dated the 21st day of SETH KE, SILL, jatd law Attorney for Attaching Creditor I2Y ORDER of Nathan Ko Hall, Msg. int Judge of Erie County Courts, notice is hereby riven that an att ment has issued against the estate of Geo Lar Edwards, nosstesident dentons, ve Miles, Jr, amd Art sane will be the payment of thei debits, near and discharge such attachment acoond amd that the Id tow unless they ay ine to law within nine months trom the first publication of this notice and that the payment of any debts due to them hy res dents of this State, and the delivery to them t their ise wf any rity withun thos Sate belong to them, raperty by them, are forbids SETH C. HAWLEY, Attorney tor Attaching Cred! vid the transter of any such lon by law and are wv and Ianwhn PY Order of Nathaniel W. Howell, Esq. a Supreme Court Commissioner, Notice is hereby riven that viachiments have heen issued sganst (he estate of Matthew Peck, late st East Bloomfield, in the comy of Ontario, as an avsconding or conceals dd bro And that the same will be sold tor the payment of Lis debts unless hee ag near and discharge such attachieut according wo law within three months from the first publieat on ot this notice, Aad that the payment of any debts and the delivery ot agy ne to such debtor to hm or tor hisse, and woberty helons the transter of any prope rity by Lin tor any purpose what ever, are lorbidden by (aw and are vo A wed March 4 1842 "LA FAYETTE COLLINS, mh3u lawim Attorney (or Att hing Creditor N 3B ORDER of John M. Holley, Fisq., supreme Court Commissioner a and tor the County of Wa not 1s hereby ven, po stant to the proviss ons of the statute authorizing attachments agaist on-resi- font debtors, that an attachnm has Arana tl Cae tate of Flobhp Slack, Jr, a resudvnt ont ate of Ohio, and that the same will be ld tor the pavient of his debits, un tess Lis appear and discharge such attachment according: to Inw within mi months from the first publication of this notice, and that the pavment of any debt and the delivery ot any property belonging to said debtor to him or tor his use and the transter of any property by him tor any pus pose whatever, are forbidden by law and are voul, Dated June 2, 1341, WILLIAM CLARK, Jr iv? law9m Attorney tor Attaching Cre I Y ORDER of the Hon. Michael Vl shoefler, frst Jadee of the Court of Common Pleas oF the City and County af New-York, notice is hereby viven puosuant to the provisos of the statale auth 20g tach ments agaist Gonsresident debtors, that an attache. ment has tssued agaiost the estate of Willan Faweent, a resident of Loudon, in thw Kingdom of Great, Brien, aml that the sume will be sold tor the pavment of bos debs, un loss he appear amd discharge such attachment accord ne to law within nine months ater the fist publication of this joe tee, and that pavisent of any debts dae to him hy ro of this State, and the delivery to him or my property within this State Leionging to him, and the trans eg of any such property by him are (orbidden by law and are youd Dated, 16th September, 1541 EDW. Wo MARSH, Attorney tor Attaching Creditors, Y ORDER of Charles Hathaway, La quire, Supreme Court Commissioner, Naotiee is here by given that an attachment has taped against the estate of Daniel Hove, as a non-resident debtor, and that the mm will be sald for the payrient of Lis debts unless be appemt vit discharge such attachment, according to law, within ni months tron the first publication of this notice and that the payment of any debits due to hin by residents ot this State and the delivery to him, or for his use, of any property wil in this State belonging to him; and the transter of any such property by him are torbidden by law and are void, Dated the 20 day of March, "2 GORDON HI GHRTON, ma iawn Attorneys tor attaching creditors, Y ORDER of Ashley Nampson, Esq, one of the Supreme Coart Commissioners residing in the Connty of Monroe, Notice is hereby given that I~ at tachment hos issued against the estate of Martin RK. Shley as a non-resident Debtor, on due proof to him parsnant to the directions of the st ceoncerning attawhients against abseowling, concealed and non-resident De bors, amd that the sume will he sold tor the pavment of his debits andes bh ippeace and discharge the said attachment according to law within nine months trom the first publication of this wot ice and that the payment of any debts dus to him by of this State, and the delivery to Lit or tor bus use of a1 property within this State belonging to him, and the trans. wer ol any such property by bum, are forbidden Ly ire void, Dated Rochester, Getober 135, 1241, J.D. HUSBANDS, of Rochester Attorney tor Attaching edi irs old lawn Y ORDER of the Hon, Michael 1} shoctler, First Judge of the Court of vauon Plea for the City and County of New-York, id Notee is berehy groom parsiaot to the provisions of the statute anthortabor aia Bets ROR Ost on-res dent det Ors that an attachment bas pinst the estate of Charles Sosw ell, a rescdent of Petersburg inthe State of Vir i, a1 that the sane will be sold tor the pay ment of bis debits anlese he appear and dis barge such attachment, aceording 0 aw WIhIn pe mouths from the Sinst publication of thas not and that the pay of anv debts due to him by reshtents this State, and the delivery to lim or tor bis use of any perty within tus State belonging to Yin, and the transier of any such p by him, wre forbidden by law, amd are Hors, dents use of Tor nis ld lawn vests law and satiet] ay nent

Operty 125 0 voids Dated tie 1a day of Jannary, 1642, GRIFFIN HAVENS, daw i Y GRDER of the Honorable Daniel Lugrabam, Associate Judge of the Co tol Common Attorneys for Atta hing Creditor, He 1 rut! tor “a Pleas in an r the Cy and County ol New-York, Note is hereby given, pursuant 16 the provisions of the statute ag. thowiz nz attachinents aga nst non-resident debt that ah attach ment has lsoed arainst the ovate of Georgs “a Deki ack Jobin 1 Diebid noneresid ents ald ri wien ol Philade plein 1a the Stare of Pennsy vant, and that the sams Ye ie sold tor the payment of their debs, unless they appear amd discharge such atachineit, accord bg Ww law, within mine nonihs trom the first publication of this notice amd that the payment of any debts due to them Ly residents of this State and the aelivery to them, or for their use, of any property Wi th 5 State ht wnging to then, and the transter po any om woperty hy them are for bhidde Datu the th day uch ter #4 Saw. aee ore soit BUT it kK EVARTS, Augrney for Attaching Creditor, mis lawim rT BY ORDER of F. A. Tallmadge, Re- cordsr of the ty of New Yo ky, notice i» ziven, pursuant to the nrovisic is of the statue authoria attachments against non-resident debtors, that an an or ment has issued against the estate oF Samuel Smith i. dent of the State of Peansyivania, and that the same will he Sold tor the pay ment od his detas, unless he Appear and dis charge sugh stiachinent, according 0 law, within nine Hons from the first publeation of this notice and that the payment of auy debis due 10 him by residents of this "e and the delivery to him or for his use, of any pro ery within this State belonging 0 him and the travsier of any sech property by hun are lorh dd Dated the 16th dav of March, jase” law; ou are Yd. A. G. ROGERS, Atwruey tor Attaching Creditor, mis lawsn Y order of Ashley Sampson, Esq. first Judge of the Monroe County Courts, Notice is hereby published ot an order requiring ali the creditors of Theo- dore Chapin, of the city of Rochester, an lusolvent debtor ‘show cause, if any they have, before the sail Judge, at fis ottice 1 spud county, on the twenty-ninth day of Jone ext, at 10 0) lock in the 1orenoon of that day, why &o as- SEBnent of tae sad insolvens estate should not be made and Lie be discharged from bis debts according to the pro visions of the statute concerming voluntary ass Znment, mad, pursuant to the application of an tosolvent and bis Cretan” Dated this Vah day of April, led. als Jawlow IT 4 B! ORDER of Hon. William Kear, Judge or he First District, sotice is hereby g ven, DUSSUANL 10 tae provisinas of the ssatute authorizing attach. Meats against non-resident dektors, that an siachoent has maued agaist the estate of W. C Fellows Co. resents of the State of Kentucky, and that the same will be sold lor the payment of their debits, unless they appear aod discharge such attachment, according te law, within nine months from the first publication of this notice and What ihe payment of any debiadue to them by residents of us State, and the des HY. rp 10 thes or for their use, of any property withio this State belonging Wo therm age the ramster any sgel, property by then are rhadden by Bw, and are valid, Dated the 16th day of Apnl, 1842 KIMBALL HINSDALE, als lawbm ALtorne ys Ine aiaching Credaers ALT, Salt.—70 tans Marshall's Stoved 0 Nail, factory filles, on board ship Independence, tor ale hv GRINNELL, MINTURN Co. 7% Soulh «1. OLLOW WARLE.—A complete as sortment of Basiern Hollow Ware canstantly ior sale by (a4 lw") THOMAS BLACKWELL, #9 Water «0 tively vo HL,