New-York Daily Tribune (New-York [N.Y.])
May 18, 1842

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N MY 4 T [Pf TAY THE BD CW-YORE TRIBUNE wo eh Is pub fishes OE" 2t No, 30 Aen e rk. and delivered te Uxy Sulweribers ton \RDW XT RY NE CE] Me Sule copies "Two Genta VARI CUTLERY, Xew—()s- Mail Subscriber $4 por anmum, a advance, and the paper hotel] he m Bo case contin aed bevond the LUme Br winch itis paw, ha vY ora sagbseriptions taken for sx Monts el x Be hy ve aby Terms eo! Advertsing... Korea bh A teers sue nto! ial MN TEN Lines OF I®ss (GVEeT six) rst Helio. eee Cents, er -r oil hen 6 ex 4 Er, go. lores hosulwe nen! serton. cea 25 wl 2 5 x v 80 for SIX inert one or 00 Week rove $1 0 BY GREELEY Web LRAT OFFICE ga em Co for TWENTY FIVE insertions... 500 FIC] NO. a ANN NTRERA FOUR D¢ AN ‘BAR Seaman “Cute Longer Advertisments at (nelly (aviwable rales Ley RE 'LLARS A H. y AT Te y Lars: Marriages, Keligous awd ¥aneral Notices, not exceed in {3 8 Ah A 10 Ware's ds and five Ls £5 COMA VOL. IL NO. 33. NEWYORK, WED: ESDAY WORZANING, WAY In, 1539 Ey fa 3 Fe y and e WEEKLY rst NF, a very large paper, for Bird Se Ww HIP A TLN 345 F Ww ihe Country, is published every Saturday wornag, nt the 3 he W low price of A er ankum, n advance y ho A SS SO C I A T I 0 N; From the Charleston Coles Co Laurier JW 3 a ED)By Proce Hai. yous PY Th 4 y y i oun EE iF Be My k grm—— Or. Principles of a True Organization of Society. OF Seprcrioy.—~We notice in the She tomas W INSURANCE. iy THE TRIBU byville Herald of Jast Ne TYE a eae a Ha i i WV J l N ID OUR EVILS AR? $0 IAL, NOT POLITICAL AND POLITICAL Wy ey hia ‘t week am a int of 1 Cnees Picass gpiey “d 0 i I'N A Fire Insurance Company of N. polishien REFORMS CANNOT REMEDY THEM, sudaen 4 Pl nee of 1 wif f Dr. Wels Canal street 4 4 ¥Y.—OFce N TW Ins 1 Fy Waar's Tore Doxe’ or, The Will and the Way By the TT The editorship of this col umn is distinet from that of ton of J nn, w y x1 p ER 5 ANTE DD. This bay=--A nee Protes- ves cP 4 f y AY Wi Wealth and W v Et (1 vol. 1zmo. Pp The Tribune. Address letters, post-pand, to A. BriseaNe ast Sunil ty 1 i tant RY Vad th a i sas any *r off 32.) Arpers ins 1v, y gentlen 1) I! of i and p Jou i 4 Mica 8 vise pet r tu i i 0 he DIRECTORS <1 ele or ‘ame UST seat rut mr M: dell, ne t t! i TF A r.= [Lis uspretendiog volume combines inst: ction r7 The Gazette and Irertiser of Williams: ig I H, cam this e in fu hase of 8 WW ANTED—Bv a voun HE t Ee ow CN Vo i Seger os a (INR 3 2 i" nL want! vin i. a a a da 0 be siti l- Goarg vik with entertainment in a manner which m 1st com bure, LL. L., in an article of some leazth TED i i Ing a resident of the North pa as Port ak Fred'k Pents P Louis Foals a P SW HERE 1 id it pecially to the favor mf ail young read wontz entirely our Doctrine. He gecuses us of Joo) y ed i deceiver who w Ce very best 1 oh By p Hh LA p p x Vv ml Fea lL. Pia EE REINER TE TI eX crv. Laing, XC. Ors, Wealth and W tl 1s been rece ved with mgupon “rood eating, clothing and moderate labor the persons, n flue i by a f{ a =F We I x A. F. Pe i yy s 3 ry decided and deserved favor, and republi hed in} x the ne plus ultra of the existence of Man." and FiY#i8, suspect d a dashing voung squire of this AN E—hy 2 young man that has R. Pe J. U. Muller, joo Jaen London. The work before us will streng e that, as to the wants which belong to the immor- I e, and On they came to rescue the pn Al 3 sate JI. we 4 75 Ca. 1 A Daniel L. Gra Ww t, Thor y ss eh a 4 he young i nhor's rep ation. part of our nature, we nullify them altogether fuApICION Wak removed eu tl y ore S H fiexasv Love. 8 CHARLES TO WN 5 ay Tue Scwoos FISENa1 PREC rose and Verse, for and adds, they leave the soul, (if thevs be: ans yo jn ying the beau ANY ANTED- Uy a youug map ol Zod dq! _ a%3n RicRARD P. DUNN. Sur =a Fal wehools, ke. Second Edit yn, Revsed, (Pp. 252) Wo b Luch thing in e vin Ye nan 2vening ramae as Travel A; FRYE HO 0" TT always ies E. Dean, 2 Anu-sirect ich thing in existence, to shirk for iteelt.” mest reasonable inference to be draw! his preter he New} vel States, Hi HE HOWARD INSURANCE CUM 3 3 vc wa The authoress of this work is a Rew OrReT, We have no doubt that the writer is an honest rom the KLOWR CIFCUmMsIances ol the case, 12 that y en y g N a ee UN vid the compiler of American Po r Lessons, S Li nan, ind would not intention ul, N 5 i seduced Dy A cera Ww ANTE 13 a vouny who hes DIRE. THR NY. which vir been rec w ith ma pa and ine Aly misrepresent our prineiphes He has pro! X y a4 man, tizea t "ans, bod sar PAIS PX NET nt p ne, Na Taylor, Coris. W 1a 3 \RDW \1t! er uo IY che NC wing favor. Ti t Schosk Fri py ts comyosed Jv committed the error of udging our Doctrine as v ag A Ww x, W a li, Mier 8 Lt i YAN BLARCO HAMPLIN, Ors to 3 hed 5 cr y lady ot inteliige eo. beauty and er far u N B.1.Y ev. \a'm |W tH R ox of Prose and Verse judicionsly erminsied, and Has, from the lew articles which he has read in has been ruined ‘and J 'Y eae |p N 14 YUIV perspicuous ar d entertaining. i Toit Lune. and as we have not vet had time to deserted by the fncer diately at 75 Ca ia wy io Fe r t M i P, i Alle 3 N ee speak upon high wer questions ,=suck the In Sinee the al.ove in tyne. t el hich R. HAVENS, y M p 1 As 1h ih i a 3 Was in tyne, the Susp n ~r Remarns oF Reo YJousura Werrs DowsiNa AY k 1 **t} 7 bh a, 0 of the New En elaad Conterence of the Raa Ite mortaiity of the Soul, and others of the kind=he was entertained with rezard to Doctor a od to, Bi 4 roves Stan REON INS in ANC Com v. 1 JAY a R +5 Tethogia be h, Germ ned h bs il ny. n wk, 1 copal Chu With a Bre! Manoir: ¥dited by Evi has rather uncharitab ly supposed that we d has proved to be well four ded. On Wednesday woop ser of 4 onl 4 a than 3 per eent. 'T he san MH. DowxiNG, A. M. Second Edition, [ove I'l i Lg Tee ths orn] on ae LH) v4 ales Hanover This “n xh) wanford. Conference Office, 2% Ahr yoslroet (1 vo car thera. Had he read our work. entitled ‘Sue Nn Young aay to this place 5 os iL 1 Fl MW on .s t. and exa themselves. where they w ul Destiny of Man, he won d have S00 [eh i 1] g wl wand immed TPR i rg Ves WUOes mst lass 0 inmaw V 5 tes as ala A via Moenmaoirs of persons of eminent pu svand neeful- i nap. left on foot: sl wat ohseg to proceed to a FT AN TED IN AoA A L bY ='Ty Wells tViZ4lion, On 28 lave f IETNS 3 etal N i» Sant ee i 3 xvii that we bring pew and scientific proofs i thick 3 2 i. aie le DIRECTO you "3 y JH Wd A BLALCOM, pas af 4 the most attractive wail advan EeOuS 1 ic is hickKet where she wih met by he seducer I ka A Flows Thomas W. Ti ta bap Tt WX «a «5 CHILUSTOPUIER CHAMPLIN o cupport of the Trumortality of the Soul, ar that James Conduis of Pi lars ng and a lew to leare, A «0, a good Carrier. a Thorne, C. Tuns, John C. Merritt, IT IDG 11 YL method of imparting and commending Rebgious |r Sou, and aa ns wiz, who made o wilh No. 18 Chrys on iy a rw d. Moses Tucker, Fhomson Price 12 ILDERS HARDWARY Meet 0 HE c8' and Moral justrueti n--f 1 better that Ln chap. xxxv.] we base our <ystem of Association 12 buggy. The whole affair calls for the loudest FAN 5 D. Benjamin. tobron, Francis P. Sage, J A Sane BP Took toe 33 stl wan naked ex- “1 Vo einai i 3 th y induced is not 10 ve Sof auc o— snployers are respect. oR. Das Elisha Riges, James MN. Holme tor sale a toll asortoe ihe hy Yartation or dry Jozic. TH upon iwtegral Faith in God and the univer-ality “ot 10 years of gc. A\ioson Maker, Wm. K, Fhorn, Joun P. Moore, Are Jaw ev’ Sores RE EE Pe yo IY Ly ope. ie volume before us ane e400 Providence and has been decoyed from her lately widowed gems he Marti Honan James R. Whiting, Samuel Une Dead, Fine Plate, Chests Cop Bute SE i! cludes forty-two ademsed Sermons hE il vi mother The vil t has ruined 3 wi cl thatisg for a they da vt ER Joseph Drake, i ‘1 a red, wt and Hone Sermons. some sixty 3 lain it has ruined the peace ary JT AN WT 8 FP Bolis, Ac. N sa her Saws I 1 Add It is true that we wish to zive Man good food. 4 respectable famils od unr 1 Mechanics of «ll Artists, Farmers, Gardnere TH Sho W. THORNE, Preslitol partys i Greaves Sond Files and Chisels Pian pad of Letters, and several Occasional 4 ddresses al resi and r Gv austrove ve, a a 4 4 Ary. 24% i ain! s 3 Cot es W deine an Jhine. an o ahundnt buantse lm p i i i n i aril Nails, &c. tnaddition to the fesvid and affecting narrative 2 ga d clothing, and an abundance ot them, nexper ed rl. deser the exeeration of 1 exe Chie and girls Hl T zl, INS RANCE On hh. Cot 1 os 1 s 208, ut w tes wi reta at {1 thor’ ve aud that we wish to relieve him from the over. community and the utmost pe Ity of the law BY hea ers fescrintions, OF city 1" vol vied 1s OSE WEED, a2l im y burthening toil which now degrades him: for we Immediately afier intelligence was b j of t HD ay Iai ey LR Toh, i haat Bp i ni Hues SOL DF REY re i MH BERL Ei \RDW ARE, gEN 1 GY Fie Natural History of Birds. Third 200W that the being who 12 worn out by excessive Ms Hy of Dr. Conduit with his victim, Squirss PS Any DE SON dg A [we 0 “ton s and Fu tare iy t at Ls yo y 0 nel MU Corner Fisher, 52 Chatham street. Labor ane harassed by Poverty and Anxiety, 151 -_nr Efort Ee} i empl he It is well known that almost all tb tastes inerred ‘l oot of all articles his 1s v eomndense ATT sanable of anv hig cure oral a1 ntelle al io ve his surance, Me. the result of the baring [yc JosEN Vim is a very condensed and comprehensive UT yl zh d gree of moral an intellectual returned Ler to her distressed mother: they alo or y NG W WT I'D.=The advertiser stores and costly goods. pid nf is bod do treatise on Ornithe lyry for learners in or out of Development, of Refinement and of elevat d R incted the seannds to this plac N, ere oF Fh This increasesthe exper insuracce to the household 0, LTA FR Pl. ATE. —M h ME 0n No schools, and seems well arranged and deserving 1210us Nentimenty, When Christ preached to the will be tal ty have msties meted out to him. AAA a de cla ie py re fecha of fhe Nery STAY 1 Pe bit dexcripton ry JAR o jo. n H avinz employed. eit vii lirics ATE Teat hie pays N 0 Multitude, he fed them, know ing that starving men (ory Th 3 band, Any Derson wanting a Ta 4 2 1 1 wh Dayments i, wi sutton Va ec ea py Rites UF “Tue Nowrnxirs Star asp FReeMman's [are poor listeners to truth. We wish to full 1vi1L12a7108 of INprans,—The Brothertown ficient aud desirable: ees (3. C. att tice. m6 Jt TE A a CLF Cake pod i Th en's Mugs, richly 3% a i hiidhbiie fd Be s row lian, con pascd of tragme s of the Nix Na- r SIS 1 Yee va in proport on to tee amount of tier nf appro tely designed it ApvocaTe’ is the title of a emall but neat weekly his example we wish to give to ALL Education tions, viz anaen HN the Pequots, of Grotor fox "N W AN r i 0 mn a Lamp Store—an Cons OV Also, Desert Fruit Knives aid silver blades; Forks v A i ns, TLL a etl. (quotas, 0 1 to inte rent. a hava th Tie na s Coy v Y ared to insure against loss or dam s, king thre od a tain A Pa ny h ie! ol at Albs 1y, dited by J. GG. Stew- wid Riches, ora «uth 1ency of tae (roo Js of this Condi, the Monta ce, of Riel Is ind, the Mohi- rents, amd of good, ae i itl 3 ne ple N Ny ther H WB oh hh Ne zis tneq, Household Forniture 3nd i ne EY r “0 I pr wer of art and C. S. Morton, colored men, and devoted world We believe that these are the preliminary cans, the Niautics, and the Farmingion Indinns ou "ict An IP Sidi S00 IEPSOR SUFIn,L W ie ny wy is mite toons O hy a view have a settler 1 roo reased, i PE I" ay, el ne vit or 1 y A de Beta te da b- ole 10 the elevation of the (rican race through Tem- steps which must be taken to enable the Mind to] DERE Sel ow on the wostshle of Luke Wit. yours of 20 £3 ol8 Lik. Shey fo DIRE CORN mises of sieving sitver, pi rod v9 the J. y nebago, aboygt Oombes south of Cireen dav thi eh CHA g os gsi ie peraice, Lducaiion, aud Morality, to an equ {ity expand and soar to those hieher regions of Truth BresEts Cs 1 Bay, it OWN I wanted for 2 dowtie- cased G lian Verplacek, BA Robertson, Stephen Cambrelenc, the beauty dey n workmans sparcd a *nl 1 M ka ena al appearuice which would be creditable sil Wat N y Robt He v Low, Samuel Martin, Freds Kh Depevsied Ng br aw ings ad oats 0 articles lor presenta! of Political and Social condition. We recommend 40 armony to which its aspirations lead it. 10 any settlement so recently enmmnenced,s THes A PAE a ve 1 Williams H. Harison, F'&’K x buebardt, Daniel sey our. 3 W hed in answe rs tion tes ha SE nie as well 4 We will endeavor to sen 1 the Editer some settles Wh Etmsint 3 ord 4% a 73 A.B. RODGERS y in. St V it 10 the favor of the philanthrop Lous well as of nie artic upon the tract in 1534 and they have now yoo LADY myl2—=im D.C. TAYLOR, Ph tary. Ri is A HATS The Subscribe r o clnsg In Whose cause it Jahars, cles, which will explain to him our views on the improved cultivated fields, fences, dwells 4 ompetent to teach ha de clase dn-wh a {np fences, dwellings, reed Forth EMOVAL The subscriber hd a large supply of Gheiry of dl jis «ubicet of Religion, and we trust th 1 1. Their houses are furnished witl $a} HRY es of an kn tion a jo veeriber hae Te- which he will sell very shea annie Phe: Chair BI PTH Narco Fr ki Hotel \l y n, i trus at he will Ints Shady ished with good substantial, who poss 1 know the F i Lanzoage and LY moved from 150 Water to 272 Pearl-sireet, where Ji manutactured olf ed hairs are 4” The American aud Franklin Hotels at polite enough to do us justice, <o that those who I'% 0 furniture; they conform to the white customs Musi oof obtaining a situation either as Govern. is seliing off his stock ai very reduced prices—col ting in @ollowing p Rg Leki ig Tg A so ves fx the stp TE in their dress, ‘Mir oh tora are f RS I family s an ass.stant in a school i. partof Coacl iB i Bet As tO Bird ye ea bin op Maple Ss, Cleveland, Ohiio—the former the most popular in oq hia paper may not be prejudiced against u- y ir fre and their daughters are frequently dress nate to Governess a is coli dot. 3 122 ‘Iwi paniof L age Bane ue nprings Eh YE veian Tops and Baunisters 1s, Gree in Flush the place, and deservedly, as we happen te know without reason. “I I} be niursite byte Mies, RESPECTABLE Privat 3 ily do do tent Mail Kren of 0 to £1, A 4 fd ny OE als bait ==hive becom Temperant e Houses. If any of the friends of the cause of Associatio: ine a dwelli i GHEDE 1.8] fare foou; er t= /R. siding in a very pleasant part of Williamsburg, w 01] Clos vt Bi Wg oh od Lamps ot. Or he x TiAnOLAY ha Ye we y ouse for ther i rg FUSS ai <r new art ele—fram 3 to ROS mae TIP in Williamneburg can pr I R wf I ah 1 tr the: i e for their Missionary, and a Hike ny I¥ to board (or the summET season A note oH 1odia i ber Cloth ed t $3 to $3 30, and all others 1a pro. 1 med I yrocure us a Lectures revival under the directio "the Cs dressed to 8.1. this oi Wil receive ian "he oh r i 177 The new Mail Contracts for Michigan have a I Rre=RO0N, OF Ig ean g the Methodists is 0 ge rer, i schanged, w Yelmmmedine sllop: Rem all oo A larze supply of Venetian Window Blinds far sale equally i 00 Yo i we will deliver two or three Lectures there on the now in progress. In 1836 they were admitted to md 2w Lat Se uni ng ort low. Those who are about pr ot Th I Cuttin on made at a saving £855,000 from the forme 4 p th ts Dace Lees aking their interest by calling at the tack re been made at a 1g of $5 rom the former inet. We shall wish the Lectures to be free. the privileges of citizenship. Buffalo Courier. 20) \RDING.- or wo or three se entles men Wood and Iron Hames ST IP ETEN Ny Ca ing ot the Tarory HU} VATS contracts, rr I wisi 1 Very Buckl Bitts, stirrups, Webbs, y Ts cnn 1 'f 1} u R l— ConvicT BLOGUEN Oh er Sn z ya mmodated by ap; v No. 22 res or sik, Chau runk Lee hs IK LIN hi. \LERS, look at this bm A Tue NEw NAVY Bur I) he bill on the Na. Practical Organization of Association. West deliv 1 L ctv: T hath, Dr. {inns ey A tall iy Flog Ture A, SMITHS CLOCK. ESTAR! ISHNFNT, corner i 1 4 delivered a Lecture on r CAUS and all articles in the Coach or dle tl WET oryer 4 vy as recently reported to Congress by the Hon.| We pointed out briefly in our last article how Cone re RE LAUSE AND OARD. with a Room and Bedroonm.— wim TS SE MMERS, DN re li fhe Boawery sud Division: street, New. York, wiicre superior ton C. C lark. recommet Rl the establishment of operations should be commences wtabliching Cure oF CRIME, inthe hapel of the fur-famed A desirable Front Room with cdrom. sttached. 1 rw 1 INN I BH er Lot f very uescrigtin we mie: us he seen 4 inchs I nmenced in WDliching an ta a 1 a Beds n attached, TRINNIE NT v 3 of all sorts and sizes, as cheap an he che Apest and a nd three addi tiona! 2 rades or rat ks=those of Admi- Assoc 0 N State Prison of Ning-Nine, and on the day foll hat 1 tor gentleman and his wire, with B ard, may ie 5 cid A MI I't IN AN Co. asthe best, at wholesale or retail 3 AY 1 R Ad i jax object i# to iv the Re ader Re h ad N 2% Howard.st _mivl 2 T uth treet, have lor sale made at tf he ul, Extra Town Hl chs ral, Adnt jiral and Rear Admiral, and to fix clear idea of what an Association is, so et Ye ing, (viz. last Monday the 11th inst.) Dr. West, OARDING in Je TC ty yg ne L100 ass English from M ta 52 on ew Rrtiere of the Chrononxter-onle rd oy ted, Jura their pay as fol Yows fine mpany wi h the Rev. CI Vals ‘I nr 4 gs s, well assorted, Ae. Every Kind of Clocks made La pa) Pecan yy 1 have a distinet conception of it. To order to (4 th the Rev. it, lain and another for a few respectable you en or gentlemen and ts, 140, 1650, 190 and 200 gallons, pea Buty Be latin eo oardes ie PRINIDE ul fre ergyman, went to visit t various welanieal ir wive a email respectable nily. Su 1s Wou ies, S50 hoxes, var and es sold att Lment Pry Rash Five Admiral, at all times in SOIVICE «eae $5,000 do so more effectually, let us examine how two department of 1 i On is. mt I n aot reqaire ner would be pretersed. Terms moderat 0 hs y rious brands da tl ental fihrue nt was rants a A ri: Sv nd no f ents he prison. 1 passing through! iron sion IR hey g gk gE a1s jp ise, connected with this esti Mistwent is a general Joh. When on leave, or waiting POOR vee unas 1.000 thousawd persons, or about three hundred families il of them. 1 Cl J whi ah A oa Aduress H G., Tribune mi7 lw ron, 3 10 sorted, bing Shop, tor making small Machwery, Models tor Pat. To ee Adndise Lill BOIVIOR cc anee snnnns 1,500 now live, and how the y would live in Association stood to be Whiting,” 1 osied ther Det [24 vo) ARDING— a “1 Chil sticet=<T wo vo prime Lory eethy an 0 Ser'dals. Erk i Al binds of Wheels aud Piniens "ut on a hen on igave Ae 3.000 ey 0 dh e )eLo! Gentlemen s or three r| R Is Bri Y pane The Rear Admiral in aerviceasees 4.50 his contrast will show us the difference between let him have one of his pamphlets, retern d 10 in mea can be accommodated on moderate erins wi ow Malasses—16 hi in 1 ud os own Hixtn, wha! ol wt vant yu EE hs o rig A, When on leave, Xe ees 3.000 the present system and that which we advocate. ia 5 cture, which was pro mptly turnisted, when an ihe iro, two or three day boarders Flour—1100 bbls Galieg's, 500 bis Riehmor chauce 0 buy=—without doubt the best in the ol La The rates are but i: rwonsiderably higher than Three hundred families require at present three we Comvier, with pecaliar ‘expression of coun, 0 ee unbleached. Yn sind ell ad Ent TR per big YL BY tennpee assured the giver that Injidelity had ARD.—T wo gentlemen can be ac-!| Rusia half duek, 5 niraoce 74 Bowery, aid sigh of the Gobbi Clack, those now paid to the Senior Captain, Captains hundred separate houses, und having three hun- cqused him to becom 1 commodated with hoard in a private famil tN ‘do Ra SER, 0 pices: bleached. all 3m Overlooking Chatham Square y ase i o become an inmate o 1 Wwe Tedd r niiv a 0. «a vavens do Tm of Squ drone, or Captains w aitine orders making dred separate houses, they must have three hun- that the pamphlet <hould be found hou 3 his d date ig 5 I Wg BE hh ho adi SA pL yy tu bosity ig fink 3 pila Rik le A i He dy- mid be preferred, R a v 4 b hdl i a un en tive additional e Xpense of only $1.7 20. dred kite hens, —three hundred Kitchen fires,— ing pillow’ —and added with great en I is: NT To re eh 1X8 lin 5 RDeTS, 0 do superior quality. h roadway, a few doors above Graud-street and adds it greed ‘miphasts 3 WO ge mtler _3 do rash 1 do assorted. here Ie Fy ior sal Birds either moniter 4 DL LY {3 nen and their do 5 hell Kher snutedd or in siti; S00. josaeviryt.—Madam Wingate, of Stratham, three hundred women to do the cooking, —three Thank God! AMERICA can now boast w hat Ene-1 BP wives, and a few entlemen. can obia i Mat une Roy A wih ecils, asuted Sinn fais: Ww rk ls, M vernks, Lnects, Auliquitir, ludion Cur) 2 NT v Ki temien, brain boa 1! lor—=2 sha ne bro nsities orks on all subirets of Natural Selence widow of the Hon. Paine Wingate, has commen- husdred sets of ceoking utensils, and every thing Jang A en} on being asked what be meang, HZ Codurst ud Finzette Paper, 10 bales, entitle] to debenture, cal, Mineral iy, fre ol Natns iin ho Wo 3 yo instantly replied 1 England may 1 +d boast eserved Gngers, 100 cases (resh, rials and Foie) phe a HIE OR hs. cod he sweond century. Sao was horn May lst, else upon the same scale of division and com- o| AY plies 4 12 gS ay indeed boa t i OARD.—-Six small children can be Sov, jars Clinese cases (resh thu ney Artich rapes 3 th, Fancy Glass Work, N of even the remains of her de Un but hoarde A instructed n Vers i Py Operon yualiy AREY 1742. On Monday, M: y 2 she received company, plication. It they are farming families, they must AM ey Lota HERIDAR, "ai, ated in rd hey d ina mad quiet MLY.s dr Yee million, 30 cases, Chinese patterns, Live Caray eshey aod ee appearsd che erful during the afternoon, took t 19%) fave three bandeed i sir, AMRRICA can boast of her LIVING SHERIDAN Med in th zhharhood of 3 ph want village five miles J ligo, 20 do Manila PAGE FRR E OTPE APPARATUS che per by 20 per ave (hy aul on _ rr mn) ‘Seti Faas ron ars, iN erms moderate, deierences re Ahaha 2 do A i thet oid with her visitors, and seems d to receive pleasure dred little farms, —three hundred 15 3 1g. Fhe Doctor speaks of this smprompt qaied. Apply At <a Worcester tree. mo wr Cassia, 3000 mat x and J cases 0 order I a ta ot ners shwavs on aid snd ground arne.—thiree 3 SIT} me nhdred 83 the most loaent compliment ever i Veasaod Senn. H xen (ets DF Stang Ww art of hiker wes by the arns.—three hundred teams, —three hundred $e ost eloquent compliment ever addressey 30 VK {DING os Family, together with oie 0 a: by NGL FRCEOTY PE FORT v hi 5 I, 40 pipes t m fo oul om. ate be aecommialed: at 7S hte ORL 2000 walions PLATE or, PORTIA ATS takon in a very Candles, 20 Lsxes sperin. th i Animals stufled as nat rat of wi2 tf ns well as atiord gratification to from their society wells, —two thousand fences at least, &e. Xe. nest ads Also an assort nt of choice silks, viz white Panvecs ar Ho EMUGKANTS AND OTH n= silk hakis, blk Sarsnets, embroids of upw ar dy ber friends. Exeter News Letter, All k 5 i Il the work atte ndant upon the care of al ‘ark CIYNT "EAR AxorHrn AFFRAY. —\We learn that a blow was DN in J hi i ADIES GENTLEMENS' NEW yo IRS with or without Bre: kfist i t given by George Viner, on the body of De ny Hill, famil ly,— suc 1 as ceokmg, washing, marketing, 4 BOOT AND SHOE STORY, 235 Greenwiel 1} Te ‘N Le teoot a 4 Rik Satie, S10 in Walker county, Gia. 2 few days since, which keeping up fires, &e., must be gone through with treet, corner of Robinwen street. S. Utter has opened in 4 sma ts A wonard-street, at (rom §2 H0 FH a week my 17 i. Faon a lary om roo «sort ol nt ahs’ hi by mo tt tin ge i resulied in the de ih of Hill on Monday night last. separate Iy aud daily by the three hundred tami- er Be aul genom) o i! tad vd lias bo OAR DING T i thet n JK h kK W ARD. a, he Store of the {ath thes ral rt i A It seems the v were both at a log rolline and com- lies with the same detail as for a large Asso- in every variety —cood n rkmanship Also, 3 sri od ntiemen and ther Wilks a! {between Satarday AL 2 le titi we uated the jag =n g Men's and Youth's Boots and Shoes, I TG ofured al CAN ied with pleasant parlors Ju nidav Y ith instant, and over ore town of Wells. Ha tou Co N. wp Sninod menced Jesting with each other in friendship, when ciation, except the difference of scale. The waste prioes corresponding wth the times A hoard at Clik-sireet. Also two or thiee single gen. i vid 4 blade fice pen and pocket has 1 {bar Hill proving 100 much in that line for his antugo- of sach a system is #0 QROTINOUS tat it wool N.5. Co Merchants supplied by the case or dozen 1 oth pearly k hua hy bes i3 a k Hl H n terms. ro 192d eo nakers were p Sons oN A AY nist, re ft a blow on the kead with a hand- sarcely co pn on the west term my d—tf 20. \R b IN B (i hi, YN. T WO OF Ste Mo ST rar may d r scarcely be believed if shown in hgures. y D thee en Rod r, but principaiy ra Arn 130 acres vach. Pos phe, Ww Lich terminated his arth ly existence in a i ua (HH NNE R& BRO T HE R= hmporters dated w Hd ord ae 14 Hor can he IR A id 5 a sion givin imm ely lesioed, For foriher parucu- few davs. Chattanooga (Ga.) Gar. Jat us see how three hundred families, on the of Watelies and Clocks, No. 3053 Bro hw wv, have on ated at 65 Hears eet. Y; ig a bie. x vo Bh vh vol ts: x I by the 1 1RES 3 jy W be I CK} y F 4 d leary steely mis reasouabile elerences Sw covery of Le es, and wi 3. 3 vet other hand, would live in Association. Instead of hand lary ge assortment of tine go and silver Watches, exchanged. 3 d Dollars on the convietion of the thief or thieve ow of Saves Rother lord: Tron Arent, Joho N N 3 mn i oh they will sell very low tor cash, wholesale and retail Li Ww sis. Brook) hg wil rd or ORK ON ARSOCL ATION. —80- three hundred little farms, enclosed and ent up by Every description of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry cave. OARDING. Boa id is be had In a mi?oe v N yd \GENER aK KER, 5, Brovkiyy, of of ftes. C, Rutheriord, on the prems CIAL DESTINY OF MAN, bv A, Brispane—1 walls and fences the Association w ud 1 fully repaire a aod warranted mb hi New ard tn L Rad 9 172 Greenwich, corner Dey street. nytt 1. 50 b Association wou ave ul reant roots, being two Pe “NT J vol 0 pages: price $1. For sale at WILEY PUT. 10 Re 1) [LITARY GOODS below cost, at JN 5 0000 the same, on reasonable terms TOLEN from 210 Henry-sireet. on §3 1 ATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS NAM'a. 161 Broadway, N. XY. This work contains a de- large and elegant Domain of about six thousand h y ai No. 07 above lara-st. being the most 3.7 Friday, 13th inst, by 2 wirl named Mary Finet be Ci vic 1. MI BURNING FI a" ry serintion of the theoretical and practi cal part of the system boo rounded with, ar divided 1 y Ladd 4 Ma fers Lans.—The suhseriber having relinquish. Rien mt natin in Brorkivn. For Whig ei the m Blog 33th Rast as ued Mary Finch, the ho I G FIVIB,.- i sub. I hy ded with, N vide ‘8 4 the miitary business and removed his goods t ii nre q yy bor ta the public (0 1 of Association adyocawed in Tue TRIBUNE. my od I i 4 '¥y SOME eX- gosiway to 84 M uit Qn Tewpoved, bis good Te In No i Maiden lane, New-Yora, or at the presses as i silver Fable Spans marked Bates” of 6 i F ‘NOt G HS PALE Ny I AMPs wi i Ain U=1T PU BLISHE D—Short "Stories aud 1enoee Tes of hedges instead of three hundred stock—eansistiag of Swords, Belts, Sashes, Epaaieties, mys ime i oe oy” of tad Ruy rd uaraceinn Al Rich We destined to Supersesde all Reminiscences of the Last Fifty ¥ears—by an ond Tra small houses, miserably constructed nas rosrds Jee, Bullom, Plumes, Mushets, Rules, Ke. Ke. below cost. FEASANT 3 M MS, wish goo hoa ard. maid C 4 Ea ooh he oR vinS he wb which is burned in thew is a r sale at the 1 wean 3 yf Baan Tadors making unitoros, officers equipping themselves, or wivate ht intd Finger oa Ror i Each thi KH, war ts provecties, and gives Y health. convenience, comfort’ and economy, it POEs purchasing to seil again Brom in call Ha vate family, ean. 0 Aa y apply Gold Finger Ring, Ag ant amd economical ght. "Fhe Bursing Fad aT tf WAL HINTON. os ear SL Jol's Park al I Nila Shawl, Ir sree all roan changzeahb! s 4 portal shit, free from al ke, sinell or grease And 1 Drews, sage color greet en stripes, will net] er oil nor stain, Common L sips ean be altered ata trifing expense to burn the fluid, The sulmeriber is lar—2 vols. 18mo, neat colored cloth.— nev Willow handled Basket A liberal reward will willy v k ly pennitted to refer to same of sur ost resp stable BoE LD Rs Ww ANTED in a private Park low Library Sales Roem, Depot tor standard, Miscel- il laneous, Classic and School Books, Paper, Blank Books, would have a large and elegant Edifice, si b) ‘a us New Publieations, Le. KF BIXBY CO wi agg eu ied TOUR AND A HALF POL ADS of azStl s Park Row, opposite: the Astor House, 10 the centre of its Domain, which would combine Ieked rend, at the XD an and bis wife, and two oF th Ror the FEROVERY tt ahead Dread, we old stand, 3% Ladlowstreet, single gentiemns yt nleasant Lid 1 SOF A9Y PR (v4 all those advants roe instead of three hundred three doors from the corner of Grand street. Fellow in Sing o fond ne a 5 ley iy n Harti) x application at th J Annetreet who sve mow Qsime ii art e zens, if the quality is not equal to any. and as large 2s 18 1 Pros tatreet, Brooklyn, only oR fr win ev oh fx Jou ND- M ls a 4 B.—Fher 1 ange y FO he thet one #f Sig —On Mon LY IOrniE. In West. ees antics ithe Arig EW BOOK. —Writings of Rev. Wil- dirty little Kitchens, where Sg hired creatures advertised, don't buy it; if equal in quality, and so muds om the Fault Fo street, a Li aly th al v's cloak strap« Dy he er (ING and Merchants’ Accounts, wn tam RBradtord Homen, late Pastor of the Congrega- tonal Church in South Berwick, Mame, w th a Memoir; f by Rdwrd A Park. Bartle fen I he A Pow The. drag out thet nr days i ina round repulsive work. re sly nsize, 1obnyjlman pe decile to vour interest ra IN E ok s hho iso, Crackers s'xj ce pet P I kes Pies and 3 ft) (i f— og ical Semizary none volume, 12mo- ast pobiist wd the Association would have one large and com- ad m= "wie He 0 3 Ex. 5 Ludiow-s k N T LEM N. An el- on the bn, awd a card Li ge’, wo L 4 h FADD Site of rooms obiainad to UY inscribesd gpon it, ir] ive It hy prow wlersioned continues to give instraction 'n eiv, tarnis i or sheet, wit row t ort erty and pay. sXDEE ES, ON apphicat it! Ch W mid Comm re A i Z ox] R pph atl wi voreal Arithe ete during mi? 3 we le vans may be recetwed entiely in eas chiree v the adwe ser dar- DAYTON NEWMAN, Al modions kitchen, divided off into four or five com- MPORTANT to Store keepers. —-The N a private tao i" J H te street, by my 18 G1 Nassan-street, corner of Fulton. PRL NM MN J 1 DOM A RES on Pr actical Chemistry, parm ents for the different kinds of cooking.—the subse A ber offers to the p lve (in addition to a splendid room on moderate terms aps Hw 03 WOUTH B WK T 4 Pharwiacy, and Toxicology.--Doctor WHITTAKER rT ov AssOrmien or unphene spirit Lamps of isow mantacture) x XX. he note of The a tl 0ses 10 COmInence a Cot So eae tical Lectures on the whole airy, cleg ant and fitte od up with eve ry con- Carr's, Bac ws, Backu i's, Kust Webl's Patent Burners, AL BENCH AND A M ERIC AN PAP k KB i Monmouth Bank, New. Jerse i Ww isst 2 are INE the Inst a years, viz: $15 1 y wither braneh singly until above on HRpuRan su ecis, at his office, 430 Hosea venience inst ad of three hundred kitcken fires, of sar: a) Jatt Ho Hi Sordned ail 5 pe ne ty Slane n want Y HANGINGS and Borders, for sale cheap, at the ecierm y at i4 Wall street, at one per ce i Bt the raquisite proficiency wy MI unt street. on day next av 16iB. Mt is f Hess to state ue of a roo do p liek ys t a Lam; oir satisfac. ted States Paner H rine ynd-Bo P v12 To obviate further annoy rT calculable advantages which br th ne ve ta sine the it would have four or five large ones, whic bh could ony Pini purchasing, those In want ol Lamps will fisd Canal street, near Broad w Bed 3a! Y B i wh ao red Ie EARL LO, i a ti or in in te that r 1 or v, Bint os eTine-sireet, ne of Ms papers 4 ws Wo state that he neither professes to tea these branches of science will give, not only to every sta- warm the build: ng by means of tubes; instead ot vi io} eir interedt to cal at No. 8 Catherine iter, bor Di- in the neatest manser. JOSHUA RROWN, 65 Canal <b. 19k ANNO FF ORTE FOR S ALE.—A first- writing in a fised number of lessons, nor to provide 4 a dent of medicine, and 10 aE bat a sadents at sion, or at 4754 Greenwich street, B.—Customerssup- mil uy! rate Instrument. nearly new, by a first-rate 1 ot tions for his students: and as regar h HOF 1) po hy a law. “Fhe Lecture to commeice a. 10 o'clock A. M. Cand to three hundred sets of cooking utensils, it would plied If wagomencea we har ORGE MICHELS will be sold low for cash at 32 Governwaer, Cran of Mad. ions he deenis it sufficient 10 state, for the go Ben ig be continued every day at the same hom, until the 1st of i adi Im GEORG in y ntinent wr tot at 52 av 3 ite, to we ial ol i JAVE CVOrY thing wpon a v scale, an be Ar BR) sti ad ln may he ecasily tested hy enquiring amor Aucust. Terms, for the whole Course, 810. ayl3 iw* a 1) 5 mn “l rge scale, and the best RITISH PLATE GLASS W ARES OXEPH G HD i 0 Ii 4 en Manufacturer I NO i 3 that there ace hundreds go Ryn FIVE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN|” machinery, calculated in every way to save labor BD 'nouse. xo. syrace sre, New-York EE TION ~The nigh clan Pr FORTES.—-Several Piano} ho ues of responsible and lucraiive sKoatives 5 i ig v Nk.—=NO. bh MN 4 York. er of these I. N he attempt, on t} nar tes, of superior tune t workman nD: Ome this ty who ove thelr av ane ement 1 Lhe advert ser’s ine THE WORLD CONANT, 220 Grand street, has and facilitate culinary operations; instead of three LO ro DEALERS. several disreputable makers, iopra nr cudt Tu v Spor some with 3 Pedals. fof pl ook i” pi 3 ih vl struction. THOMAS JONES, 123 Broadway. now on hand, of the latest Npri ny fashion, an excellent as hundred io i} ORIN G- CLAY PLATES AND Mr. Gillett, but alse upon the pablse, An interior ment. Apply at 57 Cedar-street, up A BT For sale at the reoms Jones's Book KEFRING bye in Hats at $2.05, $2.50 and $34 reduction of sundred women to do the ccoking, and who must POLISHED PLATE GL ASS, FOR WINDOWS, bearing the misspellsd kame, thus, G Hot.on ya tie Fost ig Up stairs, Hh Jw Med and already adapted in the leading Academie Jule PA wits an ac ih hat oh former prices Figg a superior NOW be employed every day at it. the Association of superior Quality foul ho ne v, which will oe become L is now in the market. It can a gh ni ng Pe AA A iN p \LM Lit. 51 Wall-street buy tions in this city. Price $1 5. aldtf le of Fur Hat for $4, equal to any sold in the city for pri ose their Color or he wary. from 6 by 4 to 132 by gnfimsked appearance, as {the very ['neuarrent Funds at the toll i ge y and $5 The public are respectiully mvited to call. would have fifty or sinty experic sneed cooks who 74 inches, for sale as above, May also be seen at the same jt is put up. 4 y eomunon style i4 wich Santy Bh wn Fu He ag the Enstern, rates i TEW Y ORK Dying and Printing F.sta- A rood assortment of Boys Hats and Caps on hand. le place, drawings and prints of shop fronts of every sivie, Observe, the senune Pens are are al 1 marke: New Je dy per cen ™m, per cent BLISHMENT STA TEN ISLAND, Off cotor the LIER] CONANT, 286 rand st, near Allen. Hue: stom pertec tly some de ‘partment of cooking. wisn Plate Glasy is used in London, Joseph Gillotr's Patent,” or Joseph Gillott, w urra A 3 Albany Troy, my3 in: roe eption and deliv ry of goods, No. 53 (late 41) Jon mo im ISAAC Lo PLATT. hat each gross he nN Ls of he Hott, IN w York —Dye an she in 5 OF ANE JRENC na GERM AN I aney Goods. and who would be employed a part of the day tor 0 BI. Ac K Whi i Rail rie Seog gid fy ok ae Ro OR 3 SSOP J: v Te H- GLASSES. —=The subs ribe eX Canimeres, 8 a PO ATT: Bro: Bets 1) Oa, ie=aie, of A A has constant y i sty of the dif! 4 A Lana he B Tol tor cash. —A complete AssOrune hts of Combs, two or three days m the wee kK. and a 3 apt Jou iyis ty RL hin.sireel, corner ot C fn t kinds, whicke wi i be bard bad 3 large po kot No. 3 Jo hi Bios By We a ape, Sill an ton whee Perinmery, Joseph Gillat's and r Steel P 1 FF beam thers, Hish- tree N doves aul ose, af ie sentien mas Garments, Me pS gis] wo iy he oy ey en, Instead of having three hundred teams, as three ed Sm th's Sh i ently necapied by Free DE RES a 18) T La est Fre neh sty! 1, Up Sais. mh meow JOAN pH AYDON. roe Damas han biti pi yl new Mo 1- Books Cs hie x 3 uw ir 1 pe. 8 Hed h i, bs Book v. Stk and Leather Porses, Beads and Bead Bas hundred farming families now have, and which ar ‘The Sot Kab B WAY 3 Gv verneur-direet. res vites the cluizens o L ANES handsome assortment o Yi and Table Roh Th d Cashmere pectacles, Xe, together with a general assert: a ax ROBSIVEe the J on 1 bi et echitn NY usiness, being nea stranZers visti weal at 14 PF 1 sta ty on d, a orders executed OB Lif Drpgets, Floor othe RH aa rpets of id, kde Fickes in te shove line on ousiess, Country so expensive, the Association would not require W auction of, Division and Graud-dreets, avd 200 G0 ind examine a larZe rtmert of Dress Boots inst rAasON rms, by BAL DWIN, at the ol an Ee ur. dis arth Rugs, Chintz Curtains, inerchants are respectfully invited to call when viene this bab! st} ng ilamsbury Ferry. stalls for three or four horses can be e latest Spring F n, and e finest Freon No. Marion-sireet r Broome. 13 wt Ord p ty. ind exanine the Hock, as i is believed tha. an sual probably mon than nitty or sixty, which would be had it wanted. hyn Jessiats 5 7g fed 3 4 Jrelers wetnlly attend d to and promptly execute, inducements are oltered, a C. iL DARLING'S, of the finest Kind instead of three “Apply to C. MOULD, 153 Water street, or 27 Grand-st en ean have Boots made to order in the best mar RAFS on nT. Wakao, 23 MWA FG g a hh a TRA H of three hundred barns, near tie Essex Market my ls Iw” allars ner nair. warranted equal te any ma av Richmond. Boston, Cincipnat t. Lou's, Louisville TREAT RN RAL k OF BOO I's. er meme exposed to dampness ane rats, i in] 4 me yr and fF arut ze the ondersigned t Chr 4 aumone, Tosiolh as 4 108 Oo} a RIC I STORE. —1t i Is generally four large granarie t would have three 7 VHE subscriber will leave this city on or cand: heews Just FOF Rn Ce SEDER Ee A New Orleans and Mobile, for we CV LVESTER'S, TX and Brogans, Suaw Bounets, Palin Leaf Go k y red that some store-Kee pers ask doubie the price or 4 "i by es, with compartments tor the i shout the first of Jane next, on a business tour to St sv vet handsome fit 4 Pe tar 22 Wall- WEA nd 130 Broadway 253 Pearl st. up stars Ey UI hasers wi wish to v the article is worth; therefore ar {ifferent <inds of grain. Ins 4 tae dl 3 Louis. Missouri, by the way of Pittsburg, Pa. and the rivers, v on ha Fast hie Boots. ohana heap for cash are invited to cali ard exami th s toe sy chase good cheap clothing can re Dy gai 8 hn he de pat. stead of buying all its and will return in July by way of the lakes, He will attend le Boois, kc. at the follow. H. VAN BENSCHO® rEN sells Drs weve and tee ods, which are 1 w ie g articles at the folowing sricss Coats at £12; cloth iach: goods at retail, —making, as three hundred fami- th collestion of debts, or other matter: of basineas which rom 82 30 to &2 75 '4 o Goods cheap, at 83 Spring-street, one bine Kk vast gt fel harass by “ami wl. NTS LS, t 5 Wu loth pants ibe may be entrusted to him, inthe vicini the above rout. Ye Oe GB Ya Dyn m3 Im* i Hg ay 3p: N por nt By a atinet pants lies now do, twenty or thirty thousand little pure LEONARD GIRRS. ATOrcY of Counsellor Re) tw Brostes) cate 1ENTLEMEN'S 8 STO £emi vp ssi, «La athamest, al EE Rory eee EEE LL Ldpassdddatanangen it sa do sdidand dd FERRER Bd B rp ee LN NK Pr rQY he i chases in the course of a veur, which give rise to New ART May 16th. 184. (1 nls w+) 18 Wall-st. Ly B C. R. BOGER I removed from 200 G Glo 8 STUCKS, Searls, OYR' Clothing '=Childrens’ Clothing eam 8 CO Cee Trl shes arom] S010 2 00 wiway to No. 161 Eighth-street, St. Mark's Place LF Linens, Gloves, V'mbr-iias, Caps and Leghorn Hats, A very large assortment—sery good quality —very an immense number of quarrels and law-:uits, the SAN AKI R= N ammters and Gila- Pumps and Slinners, Ke. Ke. propor nably low di from Third Avenge mv? wr oy L 2 bi all Avan p pi wesale prices, at the cliap— Geo. A. Hoyt Co. No. HBowery, would eve ng ok R163, A in 'rs.—To Let. a frame Building in the Terms, Cash on Delivery TOLIN y Ww ATKINS x SR He nl earkst, corner of Cedar, A fll hater Fd bol Argh aint Uae ewe} Association would buy every thing at whelesale. rear af No. 15 Ladlow-sireet, between Grand and Broome avio 114 Fultordet. between Nassag and Dutch [a JR =ALIL—A fine Barouche Ww agzo arze dod fashionable as-ortment constantly on hand thes hi op been ECLRin 2 x nsive pre parations A Rew and while it obtained them of a good quality and Siresty; With 29 lee-house under it, Youd suited for any light Tic E. or he Bank of U pper Can da a ite PRR TON MCMANN'S 5 Wa Ay oy up spring and summer trade; and have pow On med au feats From. 4 mechanical business requiring a public s n, this being treet, or ERSON, Burtonstreet, mid la I THI M larger assortment of Boys and Childress’ Clothing hae} ree from adult ration, it would obtain them at in the vicinity of the E wx Market. luquire ol C MOULD tes at a permanent rate of Iw mL hy win PIONS 1 Ri Ne ure war- they ever betore have had. The pablic are invited 10 cal the lowest wholesale cash price. What a source i58 Wanteratrest, or 207 Grand-street myl6 6t* aad 11 alf per cent. discount, in the ity ot R&C hk, at Ol L ED AND PL A Ie b B R. ASS. "a I” ow ue y right principle ever discovered, as and examine their goads with particular reference to quality the ofice JOHN WARD CO A first rate article of Rolled and Placed B Fa have as much prosure as you wish on toe raptors o y ass, thout ack 1 whi aml price, Terms cash. a4 3m of Economy, W calth, and Unity of Action, Asso- RE ENW Ic H Po TTE RY, wl E igh- my 14 dlwkl aw3w <Wa ~t a wavs be found at JAMES G. MOFFETT. 121 Price m. a hy a 4 ft whicl does great injury. Come and EE———————— i cent street, between Ninth and Tenth Avenoes. —As gH near Wonster, at the lowest m bot od inno doi and it tis Jon the casiest, best and cheapest G ALL A C 0. 260 WE earls _ Boot and, ation we wild be! thie establishment is the only one of the kind in this city, and 3) a] ft "OAL, C Rip qu: ali- aperior article of C Sree VIRTRRL Pete Likewi e yay feturn it. Apply mt Fldridgzest., near oh BT Shoe Dvalers, invite Coantry Merolants and others If the Reader will bear in mind these contrasts, Be fact ob in the State, the subscriber respectiaily informs be A i ty Peac h or hard Red Asli Coal (res NM g the De 2 L Ladies attended toby a lady toy all and examine their large assortment. May be had and reflect upon the others, he will be able to form sie Duke. 1 hat he manufactures and offers for sale, on fron he es, at the owing low prices= oo EF. OVAL.—Doector Staats has Re also at the same plac e, ST HAW GOODS, vir Ladies tor i OL 0) i Sonwiabiu terms, Le following articles, viz. itd and Bn Kem. .oovavnnnr Sesser es RT El moved his office and residences from the corner OLL ED GERM AN SILVER J A Str LF Toscan, Madena, Arrente and a variety ef Freach clear idea of Association: he will then see that it i Pow. (ven “ri Ear “ru We. PoRahle Furnace: Flower Nr large....oooonnee rene serrened 4“ Heury and Cumon-streets 10 No. Fourth street, direct MOFFETT, 0) P 8 #18 mmm 4 Ss. and Fancy Hats, together with a large assortment of Men's [18 not a ile imney- Pots, Stove Linings, Rianching- lesvesgresvriatntsasesosyinussnys es id opposite the College and two 4 south of Ames-str rincu-street, near Wooster wd Bossy PALM LEAF and LEG HORN CTS mall ws oh complicated and impractical ble enterprize, Pas, J ive-Brick. Green House Tile, Stave Tubes, ke. ke. double sereenet and de weed a part of the city, wei i» a ie 2 ors south 0 wsstreet, wild ‘parte euiarty call’ the attominn of Hardware Doglers low for cash or city acceptances, by the case or dozen. it a system which is simple, economical and full}, B.— Chemical and Druggist Ware 10 order. AR srders by a city righer. Yard corner Christopher and a 1 RICYTE FIST f aed Manufacturers th bis -aperior article of Gera.an Xilver, of order and unity. t Hoss ibe Post-Office wil be Fo ETON TH oh streets fv AS FERGL SON 4 AY BANK NOTE LI= for sale or ch le 1s for sale wholesa'e and retail, of all Uiicks WAS ON ust cheap. ad Ul by (wd of ses, ard warrents it equal 0 any, either I H. G. DAGGERS, 3 Aunt he regu or Dos muestic for co or and sities, 2 wd lat

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EEE THE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 154 17 Central Clay Committee, An a ure meeting of this Committee will be held at National Hall Wednesday Evenoog, the 12th inst., at 74 o'clock. By order. JACOB ACKER, Chairman pro tem. James KE. BEERS, Secretary pro tem. myl6 3 tI ee {77 For the conclusion of Hon. Thoma: F. Marshall's eloquent Address at the Tah ernacle—also. a Letter on Oregon-——see Last Page. ((7> For Literary Notices, Association Practical, and a variety of News articles, see First Page. The Rhode Ixland Yeeting. The meeting in the Park last eveging to susta) the Dorr Government in Rhode Island was quit Iarge—we should say it numb red faur to six the sand. were honest and worthy citizens, whose single pure A large majority ef those tn attendan pose was to sustain and vindicate the principle Free Suffrage, which they have been led to belie, Mr. Dorr. But the authors and wire-pullers of this mecting had far different ol First among them was involved in the triumph of ects, to distract public attention, especially that of the honest men who sustain them, from the monstrous fraud and wrong they are now perpetrating usurping the City Government after the Poop have fairly committed it to other hands: secondly, to head ofi” their party from the support of Pres ident Tyler, who by his Bank Veto, anti-Distribi- tion Messaze, &c. has established a claim on then affections from which some of the managers begs to apprehend they cannot be whistled oft at wi The Rhode I<land troubles are therefore seized o- a pretext, and upon it the thunders of Tammarnn much of the Park oratory yesterday was leveled wo are launched at the head of John Tyler. his course. Now we are in no sense the champion or apolo. gist of John Tyler; but we cannot see how in thie matter he could have done otherwise than he has the most Haerant violation of his oath from duty—1hu Rhode Islan through her recognized o without Crosses dereliction has called upon him thorities for protection from intestine violence there ean be a ease in which the Constitution guaranty, on this head i< to be fulfilled, is not tio. The fact that the formidable one gives urgency and foree to the ro such a one’ insurgection is quisition. If the Federal Government is not con pelled to act in this cnse, it cannot be in any, ard every Controversy arising in oa State must “fought ont” with butchery and conflagration. Dr was precisely to prevent such a result that th Federal Government took upon itselt the duty of preserving order and peace 1n every State, and If the do trines promulgated yesterday in the Park terdicted each from Keeping arwies. are sound, Government resolves it<elf with us into preponderance of physical force, and the Sun. must again resort to troops ta maintain their authority and exceon separate armaments ar their laws. A« to the miserable slang of such demagogu as Ely Moore about King Charles's Charter when directed against those who have done the utmost to supersede that Charter by a liberal Co stitution, and been defeated in thew strenuous of torts by the very men who now cry out agamst th Charter, there 1s a barefaced dishonesty in the clamor which is just less than swindling, If My Dor’s Legislature had passed an act establishing Slavery in the State, and then drummed up an ar my in New-York to go and put it down, their con duct would have been quite ac manly as in now making an outcry against the defects of the Charter Enough of this, Tt is within the power of M: Dorr and his supporters to have a liberal and zoo! Constitution established forthwith in Rhode [<a if they will=just as they would have had one los since if they had simply abstained from voting 1 But for that act Mr. Dorr might eve thi have been the legal and rightful Governor of Rhos Island. He and his fiiemds ave chosen a differes: course, which, though it cannot prevent the ult. down. mate establishment of a Popular Constitution that Sate, may greatly impede and embarrass it The Government party have offered a liberal itn perfect Constitution in precisely the form and man- ner in which the Right of Suffrage in other States has been gradually extended: the other side save, “We will not merely have what we wish, but wi will take it in defiance of you, or not have it at all 4 In this spirit and purpose Tammany Hall inte: feres to encomrage and stimulate them: and af the consequence be bloodshed and devastation by fia tricidal bands—if gory Murder <hall stalk grimly over the now emiling fields of Rhode sland, hold ing iff either hand the torch and the dageer—it 1! screams of the frenzied wite and mother over the bodies of those most dear shall rise or the bree which bears the smoke of her burning dwelling over sea and land—the guilt and the condemn tion will rest heavily on their sonls whe at this distance have recklessly stirred up the fires of wholly needless sedition and wartare to subserie their own party advantage and sordid lust of power. er 3® Mr. Magrsuart's Anpress before the Martha Washington Temperance Society, vester- day afternwon, at the Methodist Church in Greer street, was listened to by a crowded audience, Thou! laboring under severe mental and physical exe haustion, Mr. Marshall spoke with scarcely less effect than on former occasions, and his large majority of whom were Women, remarks clicited much applause. After alluding to gla kind reception given to kim by the paople of New York, and to the enthusiasm on the subject of Temperance which prevails here, he went on express his earnest desire that the cauce might be Kept entively alos from sectarian and party fechng. Our cause, =aid he, is as broad as humanity, and if we are true to ourselves, our Church cannot be split. He then addressod himself to the Ladies, and wrged them, in eloquent terms, to persevere in the good work. He read, with des p teeling, a paragraph froma newspaper, conveying to him the ther d 1 1ys thanks of a mother in Virginia, for havine bet the means of reclaiming ber son from the vice latemperance He declared that he derived mon satisfaction from this than from any political ty

i At the conclusion of umjrh he bad ever achieve his address, several odes were simg, one of whict a parody oi the Hunters of Kentucky" —contau wg appropriate allusions to Me. Marshall, was r ceived with great applause. {7 The Supreme Court yesterday decided consider the application tur Mandamux again the usurpers of our Cnty Government when the, have disposed of the business before them—w Li i! Mea will probably be ten or twelve days hence. result, it seems to us, cannot be doubtiul. time the City Government remains ted In rather, wn the clubs of his Marshals and Wate: concentra the hands of our etheient Mavor=—u men. There will probably be no essential actu of the Common Council up to this time. arrived, Dorr was prevailed at any previous lime. Rhode Island. Dorr in Providence, Avowed Defiance to the Government, Ac Correspondence of The Trivane. Provipesce, May 16, 1342 A greater degree of excitement exists thaa ha, The crisis ha« Mr Badd and the end cannot be far distant. received at the depot and es through the streets by about 1,100 man, of whom mounted. He viv.ent speech. drew his sword, brandishe 73 nade a d 1t 270 were armed an the air, and swore to die rather than vield. HH. 1s thoroughly desperate and will pane at nothinge He hour a notice, and ordered the military to be in readiness at a; summoned the officers to an i me diate Cound at his quarters. It is rumored that an attack will be made npon the arsenal, but tion ton ake any 8 h movement. Some of their men have appreached the (ro ernment wit some pro} wxition for a compromise i i but Dorr at once repudiated the whale, and J clared that he would have nothing to do with ir, nor in any manner consent to it. The Gevernment of conren would Not Make any cor wit} de- claration of Dorr, who is sapreme dictatsr of the oe RTE i] Tenis men armed against its auttoritv, even it the party, had not averted it. The Proclamation of Dorr vou will see in the papers CANONIOUS, FP. N. We have private advices from Providence M:. Dorr cad-aquarters at the house of Bur an hour later than the foregoing as rington wv (his Sheriff.) on the hill, whict Is def nded by two he dey i he defies the Government to arrest og meddile with him and an armed Pees foree, and frage party, contained on Monday the following State of Rhode Island, and Prov degce Plantati A PROCLAMATION, By Tuomas W, Dorr, (GGorernor and Commander in Chi of the same, FerLiow Citizens: Shortly aiter the General Assembly, and the completion of indispensable executive hosiness, was indneed, by the request of the must active friends of our undertake the dmv, which had 1 "Dresestinge person the interests of the Peo- RYade Idand in other States, and at the seat of the General Government. By virtue of a resolution of the Gen eral Assembly, ippointed Messrs, Pearce Anthous Commmssinners tor the same plarpose, Of the proposed act Exccutive ur State you have heen alreany apprised tadure of the civil posse, (which “Xpression was intes i the President, as Lave been informed, to embrace the mil tary power) to execnie any of the laws of the Charter As. sembiy, including their law of and penalties, and treason. 1 denined, the Pres) lent intimates an ntention of resorting to the the nited States, to check the movemente of the People of ths State their Republican Constit Ls. Anse been previously SU Uested, and ou Of the mn the aflairs In case of tl 1 HT 1s It has heen lor mn support of ton recent asl rom a decision which conflicts with the right of wove reigoty amberent in the Ueople of this State, and with the principles which we at the foundation of a Democratic Re- public, an appeal has been taken to the Peaple of ry. They understand our cause; they sympathise in the ingarivs which have been mflictea 1pon us; they disapprove the course which the National Executive bas adopted tow ard this State; and they assure us of their disposition and nite. on to mterpose a barrier between the supporters of t People’s Constitntion and the hired soldiery of the United States, The democracy of the ountry are slow to move in any matter which involves an sue so momentous as that which is presented by the controversy in Rhode Island But when they have onee poi themselves in motion, they ar not to be easily diverted fron their purposes, They believe that the People of Rhode Wand are in the right; that they are contending lor equal justice in their political system; that thes have properly a opted a Constitution of Govern ment tor themselves, as they were emtatled to do; and they “amnot and will not remain indifferent to any act, from what “Ver motive it may praceed, which they deem to be an in. vasion of the sacred right of seli-government, of which the People of the respective States cannot he divested, As your representative, have heen every where reee ved with the utmost kindness and cordiality, To tin People no, the city of New-York, who have extended 10 us the hand Ob a generous fraternity, itis unpassible to overrate our ob vation at ths most IMPpOrtant crisis, alt has become my duty to say that, so soon as a soldier of the United States shall be set in motion, by whatever diree on, to act against the People of this State, in aid of tie Charter Gavernment, shall eall ‘or that ad, te oppose all uch force, which, I am fully arthorized to say, will be i mediately and most cheertally tendered to the service the People of Rhode Island, from the city of New-York a; rom other places. The contest will then become natisnal, and our State the hattle-ground of American treedam As a Ruode Island man, r gret that the Constitutional juestion mm this State cannet be adjusted among our own t ren. But, as the minority have asked that the sword of the National Executive may be thrown into the s*ale against the People, itis imperative upon them to make the sane peal te ther brethren of the States; an appeal which, hey are well assured, will not be made invain, They win have heen the first 10 ask assistanes trom abroad, can bao no reason to complain of conse (queen es which MAY ensue, No farther arrests under the law of pans and penalties, which was repealed by the General Asserubly of the Pro ple attheir May session, will be permitted. hereby direct he military under their respeet ve officers promptly to pre vent the same, and to relieve all who may be arrested under sad law, As requested by the General Assembly, 1 enjoin upan tl militia torth with to elect their company officers; and 1 eall pen volunteers 10 organize themselves without deiay, The uilitary are directed 10 hold themselves in readiness 1or 1 Hicdiate service, Given under my hand, and the seal of the State, (rt. s.| atthe city of Providence, this 6th day of May, A, D. 1842 THOMAS W. DORR, Governor and Commander in Chief of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, By the Governor's command, Witoiam KH SMH, Secretary of State, our coun The Pro 1 Dorr in his speech there declared that he regretted lance Chronicle (neutral) states that that he had ever left the State, beeanse, had he ro. mained, wo arrests would have been permitted, and that none showld be al lowed hereafter, at ary rate. I'he Chronicle has the following gratify ing par- graph “There started in this ‘ity which shows a fachng favorable to 2 broad tension of suffrage, while it indicates a want of comtidence in the action of the leaders both sides. This movesent is participated in by me hers both of the Landbolders and People s Cone has been a movement on stitution parties, and proceeds trom such as have

not till now taken an active part on either side. It proposes to throw the leaders on both sides Overs oard, as it were: nave their own private Is LO secure, and reconi- mends immediate action of the Charter Legislatuge, w which a Convention shall be called, and a liberal Constitution presented to the people for their a-- It is believed that there is movement. All must ac- ceptance or rejection, much wisdom in this Knowledge that is ita thoroughly pacific one, whi it embraces in its object a desire to accomplish a end most thorcughly democratic in its character.” ee ee Mons ix GeorGaia.—We Lave heretofore alluded to the repeated resistance to the legal authority s in several sectisas of Georgia. A letter in t Macon Telegraph gives an account of a scene which occurred at the opening of the Court of Sumpter co. on the 3d instant. The court met on Monday, charged the jury, and intended to proces d with the trial of the principal persons whe had resisted the Sheriff in the performance of his duty, Things went on quietly until Thursday morning, when the clerk's desk and all his papers, with the records of the courts, were found have to been stoden, taken into the woods and burned. Active, but thus far unsuccessfu exertions hind been made to find the authors of this outrage. On another occasion, at the sale of «ome lands, the deputy sheriff was seized and carried off, and every body wha should venture to bid at the sale, whic! was gone on with by the sheriff, was thratened with violence. One 5 worth was sold out of twa columns of advertised lands.

EF The Whigs of 81. Louis are preparing vig It the Distr ‘ongressional Apportionmer erousdy for their August Election. amendment to the bill 1s sustair Vas sastained in aus on zinal integrity, they wi send an able W mz to Congress, and establish evolutionizing State. The nucleus for the

amendment will be a means of Political Freedor every where. We anxiously hope the Nenate w not destroy it, Ce £7" The Whigs of Henry County, Georss 1a] a meeting a, he and de lared then 7 y a selves friends of a Nadonal Rank, and of Hexg a tew davs «nce, 3 TET LJ Cray for vext President, recommending their DD... legates in the State Convention to nominate i 1 Candidates for Congress who are not of like faith power and the denunciations of malevolence.

loening upon them as men who Hon. Kphraim HH. Foster This eminent favorite and champion of the Whizs of Tennessee, who surrendered the seat in the 1". 8, Senate to which he had just been elected for six years, when the Stats in 1839 relapsed inte the arms of Jacksonism, and was defrauded of his +h reelection last winter by the treasonable refusal of the Loce-Focs Senators to go into Joint Ballot even after both Houses had voted to do so, (two- 1 thirds of each being required to form a quorum being recently at Vicksburgh, Miss. on business, was urged by the Whigs of that City to sceept a teetimonial of es oem and affection at their boards. Ihe invitatien and response appear in the V.cks Whig. and are as follows rely ViIChsBURGH, April 28, 1942. Hos. E. H. Foster=Dear Sir: The Whigs of our city very gladly avai! themselves of your visit to manifest you their prot und respect tor character, and high admiration for your de- vation in their cause, defying all the seductions of Vor [hey have been anxious spectators of your unwea- ried exertions in the great cause of Whiggery in a sister State, and your triumphant success has af- forded them the gratitication of hehol in vou a champion of whom they are justly proud. Wil {vou be pleased to appoint an early day, when it Bd he agreeable to you, to accept their greetings at the festive beard, as a testimonial of their sin- h't servis A Burwell David Gibson, Jr Jno Rabb N (sarvin R (sariand WC Smedes Percival Marile cerity! John Guion Th J Harper Janes Bland J Crowder Jacob Oates PW Tompkins JK Sharkey Very res pw tfully, Yo ir Wm Lum W Vick E J Sessions B NX Tappan John NS Brien JN Yerger J A Kien

KseURe, April 28th, 1842. GENTLEMEN t=] have henor to acknow- ledge your note of this morning, inviting u behalf of the W higs of your good eity, as 8 tes. timomal” of their respect and estimation, to accept their greetings at the festive board,” on any early day’ that would suit my convenience.

the me, Ihe unexpected compliment impresses me with sensations that are more easily felt than express- ed, and regret the considerations which induce to decline the flattering manitestation. I] claim, indeed, to be a Whig, in the whole length {and breadth of ull the cherished doctrines which have been inculeated and fought for under that proud and enviable party name: and deeply con- vinced of then tutions, and the tuture happine <s and prospenty of a great people, have, in my limited sphere, endeavored, through many trials and some temp- tations, te prove my faith by works of sincere de- !votion. In all this, however, 1 imitated thousands who have labored in the same political vinevard, and 1 cannot, therefore, consis- tently with an unfeigned sense of my own defi- ciencies, consent to accept a pre-eminence which, in properly belongs to older and Sutter me, then, gentlemen, if appreciate the Kindness and par- tality which prompted your invitation, without The re. coodness and condeseension me vital influence over our tree insti have but feebis mh better” You please, tn ono, soldiers, it the intended henor. stopp eC 10 Acc i membrance of your will be none the less dear to my heart, and 1 shall be gratefully relieved by thus avoding a distine- [tion am not se weak as to claim, nor vam enough to covet, The occasion suits, and you will, am sure, pardon me for a word or two bevond the immed ate text which extracts these hasty lines. They {are words of pleasurable communion, imprinted upon my mind by witnessing, during a short visit, the patient but unabated fervor, and the unbroken fenergies of our political brethren in, Mississippi. Wh resoever I have Journied, within my own! State or abroad, and whencesoever I have heard, a similar spirit pervad the ranks of the great Whig family throughout the Union. Betrayed in their own household, but not conquered or dispi- rited by the fratricvdal blow, they wait, with de- termined resolution, another mighty struggle t the combined force of open enemies and Jalse friends, under whatever same these last may attempt to cover and sanetify their hypoerisy and he must have weakly or wilfully forgotten the re- collections of 1840, who doubts the result of the great approaching issue, It is not for me to say on which side of this im- posing controversy, a sister State, on your imme-

diate Northern border, will cast her strength. Tennessee, 1 trust, needs no endorser now; or if she does, 1 have not the vanity to offer my hum- Her deeds are before the world, Lov- ing Roma more than its greatest citizen, there she «stands, the golden band: of attection which once citeled her confidence, painfully but heroically broken, and lying at her feet, tle of her population who questions the patriotism, the firmness, the independence, and intelligence of her people. For yourselves personally, and for the friends whose feelings and goed opinions vou have con- veved to me, be pleased, gentlemen, to accept the protound acknowledzments of Your obedient servant, i EPHRAIM H. FOSTER. To Messrs, John L Guion and otkers, et ble name 077 Dr. Wu. Carr Lasg, former Mayor of St. and Errtor Leg, Marshal of that City, have been arrested znd delivered up by the Louis, late Governor of Missouri on a requisition of the Gov- ernor of llinois, on a process charging them with offences against the peace and dignity of the latter State. Warrants are out severnl other Their offence consists in ordering and overseeing certain againet citizens of St. Louis on the same charge. improvements in the Missouri River, under the di- etion of the City Government, designed to pro- but which Illinois contends are without the jurisdiction of Missouri tect the harbar of St. Louis, We think Gov, Reynolds might have followed the example of Gov. Seward, and looked into the mat- ter somewhat before giving up citizens on sueh a charge 4 f nn {1 The American Laborer (rte month of June will be re. dy (or Gelivery early next week. We sur- render this nunc almost enticely to the conclusions of the REPORTS AND STATISTICS OF PHE HOME INDUSTRY NATION. AL CONVENTION. So comprehensive and lucid an account of the condition and waats of all the great Producing Inter- ests of the Country bas never before been given in any pub- lication as we have compressed into the May and fans name. bers of The Laborer, at the trig ng cost to is readers of aight 10 twelse cents each. It could hardly Rave been pro- cured hitherto tor so many dollars. We Lope it will be widely disseminated and read, CONTENTS OF THI® (JUNE) NUMBER: 1..A 20 Per CENT. Dury—(F.ditorial).... Page 55 H.. THE ADVERSARIES OF PROTECTION, ke— (FaRorial) ...coenesneessse 65 HT RoPoRT ON SUGAR AND SUGAR REFINING— (By Wm A Cox, of New-York)...........06 to 68 IV. REPORT 0% PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPARATUS—(By J C Fisugr, of N Y)...63 1089 V..Rerort oN Hats, Ke. —(By J. R. CLARK).60 10 70 VEL REPORT ON THE MANUFACTURE OF STRAW, &c.—(By E CLARK, of New-York)........70t0 7! VIL. Rerort ON COTTON AND SILK, with Sra. TisTICS, [and a LETTER oN CoTTON and SiLk from J. Uspeswoon]—By S Niggp. —Having now lawl a broad asd solid foumdaton, we shall precesd in future ngmiers (0 construct an impregnable (ab- TIC oi argument and jact in sappert of Proteclon 10 Amen. can Industry. Terms —For the vatire volume (12 oumbers published monthly) 75 ceats 20 copies lor $10; single sumbers 65 cis. bate have rejected the nomination. The i tion on the table negatived—Yeas 57, Nays 97. Mr Livy, delegate from Florida, at some length He knows but lit. {ance of the war, and insinuated that the motive mence om the first of Jane running a wosble line w Easton, lentown of dollars in improving it, asd it pow appears like ARD OF MASSAEDRAOIEY. overs earesscncesses T1073 VIL Report ON WHALE Fisurry—By J Ag. NOLD, of Massachusetts). rE Thers Tt IX..RerorT oN Cob Fisngrv—(By J. ArsoLp, of Massachusetts)—( Statistics 6].......,,.7510 X..RFPORT oN SaLT—({By J ARNOLD)........ 7 XL.REPORT ON EARTHEN WAR ‘or satan Te NIL REFORT ON GLass, wiih SryTisTios— (By T B Wakemay, of New-York)........ ..T3t10 79 XH .RerorT ox READY-MADE CLOTHING—( BY AS. BARGE)==uirscssaveereases ct auns Tito 88 XIV. RErokT ox WooL AND WooLENs, with ST 4- TIsTICsW (By H. SHAW, of Massachusetis;. 30 0 22 XV. RepoRT ON LEATHER, [Supplement and Sta- tntics} (By G. C. Davi1s)................. 22 to 34 XVL.Rrrogr oN Parer, with STATISTICS. ......54 10 8) XVI. Report oN METALS OTHER THAN IRON, &e., with STATISTICS XVIL..Pio0a OR-CLOTH. ...cocvnnvnvnnes XIX. REPORT oN MECHANIC ARTS NOT ENUME- i RATED, WIE BIATHTICN. covsvssrsretesnsss Sw N| APPENDIX. Art. 1. INTRODUCTION. .covcvnnnas Buexssnuresssonses "GYPSUM eeu erresersrsnvs —e K 3..Canvass... Stasis nash annt tases ress rn 4. Hemp axD CORDAGE, With STATISTICS. 5 5. S@tsics—(PrisTING, BiNDERIES, Ke)... The fit number was pubisbed ou the first day of April. Copies of the 3a ant sa numbers may stl obiz ay GREELEY MCELRATH, 30 Ann-sireet. BY THIS MORNING'S MAIL. The Senate in Executive Session. From our Special Corresporndest. Wsuincros, Monday, May 16. The SexAte have this moment adjourned an Executive Session which occupied some three hours. Their deliberations it is understood were principally exercised upon the nomination of Lieut Coxg of the Navy, who has been very un) istly axe rs. he By the by, I have just learned tha outlines of the case, a i John R. Coxe, by the decision of a Court Martial on a foreign station cluded from the service fora number of particulars I will furnish ysu hereafter. will proceed te state them. for some trivial offence, was degraded by placing him below the dates of all the officers of his rank, i im to the commard of his jun. thereby su jors. He resigned, and on submitting the circum- stanges to Gen. Jackson was re-appointed, but ni restored to his rank. He declined the appoint. ment, &nd recently appealed to Presudent Tyler, who restored him to his former rank and womina. ted him to the Senate, who after an elaborate de- grounds of his rejectisn were that a confirmation woul crate as a deep mjustice to a long list of gallant offeers, who had attained their present grade by many vears active service. Otherwise the Senate would undoubtedly have confirmed the appoint ment James L. Dawsox wae confirmed as Indian Arent for the Creeks by the tollowing vote: Yras—Baghy, Bates, Bavara, Berrien, Choate, Clayton, Conrad, Crafts, Crittenden, Evans, Grabaw, Henderson Hunt ngton, Mangum, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Prestos, Rives, Simmons, Smith of Liliana, Sprague, Tallmadge, Walker, White, Wilcwr, Woodwnidge 37. Navs—Allen, Archer, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Cute: bert, Faltom, Linn, Mcxoberis, Sevier, Smith of Con- necticut, Sturgeon, Tappan, Wuliams, Woodbury, Wright, Young—I1T. Doubts are freely expressed to-day as to the stringent character of the kond given by Mr, Wis to keep the peace towards Mr. Stascy. It is believed that it may be evaded, and the parties have a meeting some time this week. [fit shall occur, you will be appr ised of the affair at the city of New York before we hear of it in this city, as Mr. S. is now in the neighborhood of New Jeg Yours, Xe. Cirrrivs. Passage of Appropriation Rill-Floridn War, Ac. Wasminaron, Monday, May 16 The Appropriation bill to-day finally passed both Houses, the recommendations of the Com- mittee of Conference as to the compromise in the sev, amendments being agreed to. The following are the amendments of import- ance as adwpted $75,000 was appropriated tor the Custom House at and such sum not exceeding 28.200 for the completion of the Cus. torn House at New-York as is found due by the Select Committee of the House on the subject, The Committee consists of the following gentle- Messrs. Thompson of In., Stuart of Va., Turney of Tenn., and Shields of Boston men Owsley of Ky, Ala. 3 In SENATE, several petitions for protection from New York and elsewhere were presented. Bills were introduced by Mr. Tareas. to pro- vide for the publication of the account of the dis- coveries of the exploring expedition; and by Mr. Bextos, providing for the armed occupation and settlement of East Florida. Piivate Bills were considered for some time, and one only passed. The Senate went into Executive Sessian, after which it acted on the amendments of the Appro- priation Bill as above given. In the House, Mr. E. Davis’ resolution provid- ing for the appointmeat of a select committee of five to inquire into the cause, manner and circume- stances of the removal of Henry H. Sylvester, a clerk in the Pension Office, the occasion of which, it is said, was his giving currency to certain ru- mors unfavorable to Mr. Webster, to have power to send for persons and papers, and report by bill or otherwise. Mr. Wa. W. [rwiy moved to lay the resolu The resolution was then adopted withont di Vision, The Message of the President relative to the termination of the Florida war was taken up, ar d opposed the plan of declaring a cessation of hos tilities on our part, and leaving the Indians unwo- lested to continue with unabated vigor (ns was at present the case) their work of murder and blo shed. He contended that thiswould be an abandon- ment of the sole design of the origin and continu. of the President in making the message suggesting thi= plan, which had some time since been laid be. fore a Committee of the House by the Secretary of War, was to obtain the glory of announcing the termination of the war. Mr. MorGay reed from a Florida paper a presentment of a grand jury of that Territory, stating that the Florida war had been brought upon them not by their own acts, but by the preceding Administration, which had «quandered so much upon it. He approved the recommendation of the President, and con- tended it was the only way in which the war could be closed. Mr. Cooper of Ga. warmly op- posed the plan of the President iu the cessation of} hostilities, Mr. Crsuise deteaded the Presi. dent’ plan. Mr. FirtaMore moved the previous question, and the message was ordered to be printed and referred to the Committee on Military Affairs. After action on the amendments of the General Appropriation bill, the Navy Appropriation hill was again taken up and discussed till the adjourn- ment. ARous. cn tI 05” The Philadelphia Chronicle says that the latest news from Washington imports that Hon. James M. Porter, (brother of the Governor of Pennsylvania,) will be the new Collector for Phil wel plina— He ased to be a National Repub- lican, but has not been a Whig these eight years.) re C7 A tire at Woodstock, N. B. on the 16th inst, destroyed the blacksmith shop of W. Cam- ber, the cabinet shop of Newhall Moore, and the barn, office, and dwelling of W. T. Wilmot. Los= $4,000. ccettii———mae ZF A boy about 16 vears old, named T. C. Hig gins, left kis father’s house in Brookiyn, about a week ago, and has not since been seen, He 1s stout and of dark complexion, and wears a roundabout and blue cap ee 1° Mr. Hore, the agent of the People s line for Easton, intorms us that it is the intenuon of the Company to com- and extend one of the lines through to Bethlehem and Al We wish them success and congratulate the citi rens ol those places upon their increased facilities for visit- Ing our cuy. II 3 Americay Museum —Noue who have long known this establishment can fail to be struck with the zreat and im pors tant nuprovements whieti bave Leen made since it passed nto the hands of Mr. Barnum, He bas laid out thousands ule an No place of amusement in the city offers such other place a large amount of valuable attractions as are lruad hers, and (ee price of admission remai sat 25 cents. Day visiters are admitled the same ever.ng iree. A splendid day per. tornance this alternoon at 3 o'clock. I” TRIUMPHANT SUCCEss of the New-York Mgseum, which for the exient of its resources, the Mafhiiceuce of its collection uf curiosities, and the novelties offered io the ive. tare room, may salely challenge comparison with any other estat lshime wt of the Kund in the world. Seven live alliga- tors were exlibited yesterday in addition to the wondertul gant and dwarf, the two extremes of size. The models of the Natura: Bildge of Virginia asl the Mountains of Swit. rerland excite the mest Lively interest. Hull appears again t-uight in the lecture room, assisted by Mra Hardwick, Austin Prullips,and Mr. Kors —Gao, I Mr. Poindexter's Custom-House Re. pert.— An Extra may ve Lad at our Counter this day con- tainiag twelve colaming of the choicest and richest passages of this famous Report. The Extra contains the most seri- ous charges against Collectors Hoyt and Curtiss, and Dis- trict Attorney Butler. All who wish 10 swe how Old Poios™ Landies Custom-Heuse matters will find rich read. ing in our Extra. Price J cents. per cent. W. Allen, Cleaveland, Ohio; {F Ture Heuperseren TrourLis centinue Ihe Grand Jury of Schoharie County have una. imously presented the newspaper printed at Scho harie, C. H., by Wm. H. Gallup, entitled the Helderbergh Advocate,” as “highly immoral and insurrectionary in its tendeney, Lip us to the -haracter and rights generally of the tesants then patriotism of the peopie ol this State, 1 y CSD CIRiY of the neonle of the County ot dehohan

urea ism vl we ry sant For these reazons, present newspaper ns 1 pubic 3 The Schoharie Patriot of the 13tl Tuosr Ixpans.'—Those a Helderbersh War, it is sand, have been very bus eng vod tor many favs past Several persons, while on their way to this viliage to artend as witnesses this week, have heen taken to the custody of thote gentlemen “in authont) ind the attendance thus prevented A number of gent pl men. we are told, while traveling through Neott's Patent 10 the town of Boos Con their way toward this place, {uring the present we Kk. were ecaded and put under examination before they were sul fered to proceed, Ti o mail coach from Catski while on its wav to this village Tuesday Ia was stopped rl ir Livingstony re by the sa banditti. The driver was asked if the wor any persons on board roing to atten I Court as w Nests, (Un be ng asst d be the driver that tie were none, the ACR Was wed t r posse of mer ind proceeded to the town of Brooms to seenre the wrondanee of nesses without success they were d Vas Bures asp Pops. —Tt M Van Buren and Paulding at the HH: the arrangements made between these sentien ind Goneral Jackson, Gov I and Or Wes tern politicians, render it nearly certain that Var d Polk are to be the candidates of the Loco Foecos for the Presidency and Vice Presi. dency at the next election. Let all others stand out of the way. [Ci cinratl Crazette,

Mg. Cray avn iis Guesrs,—Me. Clay, now a private citizen, is at Ashland, his home, On Sa. turday fast Lord Morpeth was his guest, and Mr. Van Buren was daily sxpecte Pehore from Nash ville, having been invited by Mr. Clay to spend 2 (Neon bo Cinemnati Guz. Heavy Daves. The of Mr. Brewer, Westfield, who was =o dangerously wounded inthe Id and Chester Is Visits few davs at his residence there without Gen. Jackson of collisian of ears between Westh last fall, has been betore referees in Springfield tw. or three days last week. I he reterces were Hoo Jobin Mills. Gen. Forward of Southwick, and Ih Smith of Springfield. N. T. Leonard, Esq. tor Ashman, Esq. for W. R. KR. wane to My. plainti, and Geo £5,650 has hewn Corporation, Brower. Boston Atlas,

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN Strangers are ving in ths Cy notise the great number of beautiinl women, who daily in pleasant weather promenade Broad way the great thoroug he tare of our City. 1 has been irequently observed, however, that there are two things which detract very much trom the beauty of the New-York Ladies one of them is, that many of them kave imperfect or dis alored teeth: and the other shows itsell in a growth of saperduons har upon the upper lip, Ziving them a very unseemly appearance. Wo presume that it is only necessary for us the above (acts to induce all our handsome females at once to obtain art'c les which will remove these spots upon ther beauty. But we will no doabt be asked, what are they a d where can they be obtained 7 PF ht y this we answer, that to remove the superfluous hair it 1s only necessary to geta bo tle of the celebrated Powder Sabtide of Dr. Gouoraad, ©7 Walker-street, and it will disappear Hike magic To rewder the teeth of a pearly whiteness and preserve theo from des cay, there 1s nothing we know of equal to Sherman's Con pound Orris Tooth Paste, which may be had at the Doctor's Otice, 106 Nassau street, to ment I ol senate 17 kt always affords us mach pleasure to recommend a good artele of medicine whea it is ottered to the public, particularly medicine that highly recom. mended by some of our oldest and most respectable physi clans—that is the case with the Sarsaparilia and Towato Bitters, which are sold by Brown vhington-strect Boston The hich repatation in which they are held by those whe have used them in chronic or wong stand nye guarantee of their valuable peor Lies, [Ties Sold hy the agents, A. BX DD SANDS, Druggists, No, 79 Fulton st. corner of Gold—I1w Fuion st, 275 Broadway, 77 East Broadway, my? I T7 Davison's WRITING Guior ann INSTRUCTION, O35 Broadway, my? Im* (2) I I 7 Fora fine assartment of chars, warranted, see adve tsament in another column 14 Catherinest. 2) ads hin Tr We reter onr readers to Dr. Felix Gouraad's prepara. tion for the hair. He calls ita penetrating powder,” and there is no mistake about the fact that it utte ly destroys the roats of the hair, and leavestae place where they have been, rot only free from deformity, but above the suspicion that ft had everexisted. To gentlomen whose whiskers grow all over their faces, this is a great discovery and to ladies who are prone to the indications of moustachions, (as many are, a box of Dr. G's powder would be worth more than its weight in gold, Sunday Times, Th be had at the sriginal office, 67 Walker street, 1 door from Broadway, and at5i7 Broadway, 81 per bottle, I Wigs and Scalps, largest, the cheapest, and best assortment are to he found at A.C. BARRY'S, 146 Broadway, corner of L bhertyest, up stairs, mis lous T" spencer's Cassimere Bats, The jroe finest Cassimere Hats 1s this day reduced to $4 at whi ~h they will remain unless an advance is resdered necessary by a rise in the cost of material. ad tu is diseases is a SPENCER, 205 Broadway. 1 spencer's Imitation YWoleskin Hat, his popular article is commended to the i ublie as pecus harly desirable, at the present time, for its economy. For elegance and durability, it competes successiully with tue most costly Hats worn, Price 5 25, SPENCER, alb tf Fashionable Hatter, No. 245 Broadway. cer 17 A Preblem— And the way to solve it. Why do the imutators of my ‘Fablet Razor Strop allow me to carry off the premiom medal and d plea tesa the American In. stitute, year after year, without even suboutting their own for trial 7 0 ve of tender chins and tough beards, answer the above by bringing a doll pair of Razors, and test tor yourselves the truths of the certificates of the mest scientific gentiemen 1 the country, viz: Protesser Griscom, Dr, Mort, Gen, J. Tallmadge, and others, G, SAUNDERS, sole ia. ventor and manuiacturer of the Metallic “i blet Razor Strop with four sides, 163 Broadway, 2) mide I~ Right of Pa tor making CAMPHENE BURNERS Ke. =The subscriber having purchased the Patent ior Webb's Camplisoe Burners, will sell the right of Patent for Counties, of this seperior Burrer and amphene, at a very moderate price, and will furnish a small stock of Lamps tor each, at about one hall the ‘ormer price, G. W. McCREADY, Jr. 57 Broadway, FLatavette Ma I, apposite Niblo's milf im (2) ee mt 17 Theological Discussion, J ished, Theological Discuss on between Rev. Mr. Henson Metho- dist) an! Rev. Mr logzalls (Universalist), held at Southbeld L. Lin January, 1242. Price 124 cents, Also, a large variety of Umversalis Books, Pamphlets ke. at the Universalist Book Establishment, Ne, 130 Fulton. strest, between Nassau nod Broadway, (4) ad 7 Remember (oc fou al of the Real Camphone Onl, Spirits awd Improved Buroer to La Fayette Hall, 57 Broadway, opposite Niblo's, at prices reduced pearly 2) [mi3 lm) GW M CREDY, Jr. EE 1/7 MM. Moore, Br. (late of Trenton Falls, No. 69 BROADWAY I7 Has been induced, at the solicitation of many of his Customers, to propose serving fanless at their residences with bread, and will be prepared to extend his baking establishment tor that purpose, provided a safhicient number offer. He would remark that the quality of his bread is the same as heretofore baked at bis late establishment at Tren ton Falls. 2) yl ar CC T” Photographic Likenesses, 1 sproved Daguerreotype process, by M.D. VAN LOAN, corner of Chambersst. and Broadway. (4) mvis Im 17 Ralph P, Buckland, Attorney and Counse i ior at Law, Lower Sandusky, Ohio, will attend 10 the business of his profession and Ww Land Agency in the North ern and Northwestern Counties of Ohio and in the 1, 8, Courts for the District of Oho and will Rive strict atten. tion to Collections, Refer to Hon, FE. Whittlesey, Washington, D. C.; Hon J. Messrs. Rovertenn, Fata Co., Haslock Co and Kent, Kennan Co. New-York: J 8. Olmsted, L. Sandasky Chapman Harkness, Belles ge, Oho, all lmwod* I Theodore Clark's [asi onabiv Hat Fagan ment, corner of Pearl and Chathanistreets —This well- known store of more than 3 years standing, needs no newspaper puffing to recommend it to public notice, Mr, C. simply wishes ta say thai he is now, as he has beeq at all times, prepared with a fall stock of the most moder sty je and finish of Gentlemen's Hats, and which be determined to sell as low as can be bought elsewhere inthis city. Hoa “xira Loe nutra, combining lightness with elegance he wii now sll at $4 3, and his imitation molesk in at $5. He also bas a fall assortment of Boy's Cloth and other Caps, whieh he will se li at prices to suit the times. He will snly nl, let all call and examine his Hats and Caps and prices before making their purchases, 4) my lo eed Im 1 Lectures on P iol and N Theology, by David Peum He s MM, exetable, Comparative and Human Ply Jects from simlogy Will be selected with reterence to their practical ul) ty and thetr harmonious illustrations of the Atrribates of God Paley’s Natural Theology is recommended as text-book Arrangemients are provided tor members to Drawings i lustrating the subjects, The Lectores will be every Wednesday Morn ing at 11 o'clock except the mosth of August, at No. 1 Auity-st. Terms—Anngal Ticket 33 Single adinission 25 cope, wylo sod2m* I7 Richard Adams Locke's Coll Lecture on MacNETIsM and ASTRONOMY, as reported tar The Trib. une, is published in a nest pamphiet and fice. Brice BH CRnts, or 30 cen por tnacn le "is ok exec a en I Mome Lengue, Tlovae cise beld this week at the Listitute roosu in the Pa W evlnes lay evening, at half past T o'clock. A report Cw D es is expected, and other vesting reports, gates who have visited Washington are rogues 1 Atle 1nd report, teports of Leavueos in Me arls of oantry will be made it ped theme Mie, wos AA AY Py erabie [aise List p Al wrsigns They wili hod all paites at Lhe hg, and vly 2 tN fermi S02 sreelly troeigee ma d Ast C0} e the sever 5 N TE e the salvect, and sodersta t Corsa SOM Protec ol in the present stale ul r WHET Counts prote th abhor, and what measgres are PCOSRBYY TO SOC t. Let them t be ree te Zt eir bread and butter becauss office b rs Le there is poutios maxed with iL All strangers in the Cily are 2 Posmecond Ward Clay Clb, A 00 LRAT 2, 12th instan econd Wari Hater on Thund vited lo come a SPCdn Le to lowing others were vlerte RC. HANCY, President, (or AO 1} Mm, TiRN:% Vice Presidents Joux b. Lyvrents, Treasn oer, Ary. Kutan, Ree, Secretary, i Truosas Mob nary, Cory Secretary 1 Ninth Ward, 1 0 ratic Whigs of he Ninth Ward, and all ethers frendly to the present School Syste tnd In TAVOr e repeal of the Ca School Bill passed hy the Loco-Feco Legislature 5 sta equested wet at the Noribern Bx ge, 25 Bleekerstreed, on Ww say the 1518 MM. ME MM, to Le Report of the N rset Ohoers MOREDWAY J. HL. Stewart, Secretary 1 Nevenfeenth Ward Democratic Clay tee Heory Clay Houvse, comet Avene A aps Fintativeg We v Bove z, May i the Committee on By. Laws, 1 trausact cr MIS LGAs a8 INA the fos i A N, Ruclva J At A LN Lewis HUNTER, I Fhe Broandwny AV ashington Fonper. anes Necivty 's IV) even at it i A ses iy Messis, Nagie, GT. H N N 1 wy 37 an Hose N x As e Martha Washington S t ny ld It LERBE! CHAPMAN on Co Cavtmen's Fempernnce enor oiont SOCIETY wii {th Werk p X on Hous street hatween Par a Q) “w evening, (81h iostant, at y wk Seve esses wilt be A red, Pun trnda mys nh WM HART to osecond Ydvent Meeting. Yay 15 believe ra in Chrst's Secomd Advent “wf A i s edd vient re Lenky g 0 Vocal Ha!l mm Grand street, near Boy nd z, May 10th, at half-past 7 o'clack, isk oof strengthen on the event, and tor the purpose what I) wii by the help of God, in vneral t hy associating for continuo ds meetings, md Wine as may be thought best win t Se CIAL Lat isil any sind 1} sable 5 1 Notice.—The Apnoel Meeting of the 8 y, ent tied The New York wiitation tor the hI Dea Domb, wilt be held on Faesday, the 17 at the house of the Rev, Dre. Milnor, 32 Be r the selection of Phe polis w he ba the boars ot 5 amd ot lock. P.M alo 80° By order of the Board HP. PEET, Sce'y Families, Bongding MHouscs, iotels nnd steambonts, 20 ow t of IY ee 2 Bread, Cakes, tas vantage to call at the Bakery of the subscoiber, where w be toand the richest and best vanety ef tl Ove articles wm the city, al such prices as the prose w ostal market will warrant, Families will be lw reasonable lunits of the house, and all Pu Vv sent to any part of the city BEND F.HOWES an 4) 32 Broadway, cor, of Howarn st 1 stranger, Do sou wan doors sd Shoe y go (0 Neribner X Co, Great Ca ne Boot a N Ma ket, 73 Catharine st moe, w 1 the largest and best YOu Uae i eever hetore egualad i eit

I New Cnrpet Nore, TY rugs leave to worm heir frwkes al the p v that they have just received a new and N Chommts, cogsisting of Carpeting, Od- Cloths, Ra Min getis, Barres, Ke, with every other arnt th the trade, whieh they offer to the pale West h prices, without preteivhag to 13 per Ce i mm any cae else, but will zaarantee to sell as a as "he for cash. ‘Those wishing to purchase wil do weil t ail and exagune oar stock, where they will N patterns and the best of colors WEBER MANNING, m2 lis (2) 452 Pearl st. 3d Carpet Store from Chatham

I The Cheapest Cash Taille yer, 00 HUSTED, Merchant Tador, No LChathame square, eorowr of Catherine street, ninkeb Clothing to order jo the eats st style 10 per cout. cheaper than the cheapest Cash Ta the city, (FI) wy ls i Todayne's Mair Tomiie, F000 Suna» (IN. J) Whig ne tine since 1 called upog Mr. 1°. Ma. son, of Summerville tor Br. Jayne's celebrate a Yar Yome to restore my bar, whieh was then falling out daily. 1 pro cured one bottle and applied its content Hog 10 the directions, When the bottle was exbansted, discover my greet surprise aod satisiaction that the vouny starting handsomely; theretore purchased another, unui! dl had used three bottles, and now, as a compensation, my La is as thick as ever. And what is more surprising, my bald. ness wis not occasioned hy sick ess, in whicn case Lore is greater hope restoration, but was hereditary, JAS, OL ROGERS, Methodist Mogiater April 14, 1841 Mount Horeb, Summerset Co, NJ Sold by the agents, A, B. D. SANDS, Druvgoists, 79 Fulton, corner of Goldastreet, 100 Fulton-street, 775 Brows way, and 77 East Broadway. Price $1, (2) Ad lm J 7 Wome Lengue Cash Tailoring Fstub. lishment, Noida he sutscriber Las opens d a new Cast Taloring Establishment at 1d Johnatreet, and wits on hand a general assortment of Cloths and Casmiperes OF American manutacture, of superior style and nnish and variety of colors, to which he invites the attention of those who wish to encourage our own manutactories, Als si- perior West-oi-RBugland wool black and aucy colored Cloths aud Cassiveres, and a great variety of (amey Vest Bes, extra rich black Satins, Kc. of the best quality, all of which will be made up low for cash, st short notice, in the most fashionable styie, under the direction ot Mr M. Gay. in Fulton-street,) whose practical snd me As a cutter are universally acknowledged. Terms, cash, and no abatement in prices, FPS RT (2) GEORGE ANDR WS, I ohare et,

banical atulitios arent Htniion Window Shades, QODFORD, 6 Catharine-st, has fade are day of I 7 Trans OLIVER W, Ang ene to receive on the 2th bt April, two larse invsices Transparent Window Shades! embracing alinost every kind ot Landscapes, Nwiss, and Malian Views, vip. anette and plain centres, French Scrolls, Views in moon! zit Landsempes, Variegated Scrolls, painted wu brilliant wd pers manent oil colors, Faunlies, instead of spending ther tine in purchasing a second hand article at auction, can be De b plied with transparent Window Shades, at the (ollow prices, vm: 20 pair Landscapes at 125 cts 50 do do at 3 in do 3) at <M 0 do French Scrolls, plain centres, SRT 2% do do da 4 00 30 do Vignettes do 3 5 5% do reai Italian Landscapes, from $7 1 82 mill tl oy: Nuitp, Cr MARINE JOURNAL. PORT OF NEWYORK, MAY 18, 1342. MINIATURE ALMANAC ==THIS DaY THE SUN THE MOON FULL s¥ SEA Rises 4 40 Sets 7 11'Sets 4) South 7 2] 4 Latest Dates, LONDON, April 13 HAVRE .,........L LL April 30 LIVERPOOL. ..ouuu April 19 NEW-ORLY ANS. May a CLEARED YESTERDAY. Ships Tioga, Simmons, Havana, WH Haviland: B Ayn ir, Carver, Matanzas, Nesmith Leeds: Virginia Ogleans, Xesw th &k Lee Is; Wasson: Brom shin Eaton, Ne Wwe N agara, sie, Hambure, W mobd, Delucks Burgher, Barks Hecla, Williams, Wimington Del, A Hubbard Coy, th, St Andrews NB, Davis Brooks Brizs Pactatus, Merrill, Wilmington NC, Nesmith Levels New-Jersey, Brown, Darin Geo, BR M Denil: Gleaner Eaton, Pictou, EM chardson Co, ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Ship Fiavius, Jones, 45 ds ti Rotterdan, to JW Howlant mn. NSD Orleans, Sears, 17 dsfm N Orleans, cote Ship Splendid, Crocke averpool Tin iz t Dup Spe ker, tm Liverpool 10th April, mdz to Suip Russell Glover, Hawes, fm Liverpool 1th Arr mdz to Glover McMurray gi Ship Camilla, Watlingwn, 12 ds 1m Hamburg, to Nestor Duckwiiz ied Br stip Themis, Brow: 300 passengers, Br skip St Martins, Vaughan, 44 ds fm Nes ry. o Miln—215 passe agers. Siow Burk Seboos Bow, 16 Bock. Brig Georgiana, Bedell, 15 J Ogden. 8 git is Brg Catharine, Hammond master, Brig Sooy, Townsend, 15 ds fm Mob, be ,eotton to J Oder Brig Aldbaron, Comery, 15 ds fw Antigua, oil, wine, A ww order, g d Briz Tappancoly, Goodrie ds 1 y 'R, gar &c Findichs EE Brig Washington, Faulkver, fin Trinidad de Cuba ud April, suzai to Nesmith heeds, Brig Morea, Edgar, 12 ¢s tu Mobile Hurlbut Co, Brig klzaveth, M Richards, Sw brig Solide, Westermar Mitchell x Co HES Brig Haovah Malvina, Fletcher, 22 Dunscomt Beckwith. fr brig Briton, Lightfoot, fm Newport, Wales, March 21 10 R Irv 1—25 passengers. Dutchibrg Fosca sielena, Pust, #4 ds fm Amsterdam, mlz to order, Schr Hero, fin ApalacLicola April 3, 10 master, Rehe Samuel L Sonthard, Ramsdale, 2 ds tm Tobaseo to Bouchaud Theabud, Schr Orozembo, Sargent, 21 ds (tm Franklin, w the Navy nto Ww ds fm Liverpool, to R ley H As tia Jobos PR, sugar cto RP ds fin Apalachicola, cotton 10 y 2 ds tus Havana, molasses 10 cotton wk D illington, 17 ds tm Ponce PR, to B ds tm Marseilles, tv» J ts fu Martinique, 10 ard Schr Dearie, Coin, 12 ds fin N Orleans, hides 1o cap Schr Fancy, Chase, Boston, mde to E Lewis Schr Homer, Kent, Boston, nsiz to 8 W Lewis, Schr Cambridge, Hall, Buston, miiz to E D Sprague. Barge Comet, Phulad, mde to J N Briggs. lord, ate of the New-York Cash Taloring Establishment "aunne, Skelling, Biemen via Kick. t f 4 Ld

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EE——— ENCE. City INTRLLIG Tuesoay, May 17. erdvhe also fined 85 for contempt of Court, ber complaint, when each was fined 85 aud casts aod Som- EE EEE—,——,—,——— Passengers SteaLisG Piaross o RE Ww n the vac _— LAWYER'S Diary yor Wensesnpay, May 18 h Piero Wiliam H. Dennings, colored boy, al packet ship Garnck, from Liverpo Saints Me r Fird Part—41, 47, 4 Y 15. 1 was arrested and committed for stealing a live pigeon, Grezor, TT Stewast, Dixon, W Harvey and lady, J W ~ComMON "t gr pind a wtf, 47, 9, 51 120, 57, 50, worth $4, irom Joba Mahony, No. 117 Mulberry street. Gilpin, Miss Carroll, Miss McGregor, Thos Coleman. 2nd pt, oh, 4 Br {rg Sa ca a oe oh 4 Pets at A u'cloch- Roenineg ax EMrLover.—A female named Grace Saw. OM in the steer, ais i i“ N 3 bb ay Som 28, 40, 48, 52, 54, 56, 58, G0, 10, 62, 64, 66, 68,70, 72,74, 74,75, Jer Wa wrested on Monday ahi, charged with, having oe Caledonia, iy Raston for Liserpoel—Capt Dot on the Mth inst. stolen a gold wateh ard chain y finger ton, BE regiment; S Buck geham. John W HH; OURT OF OvaR AND TERMINER.—C ASE OF ine wo Y3 farms, Ene 8 Rr t ER. ASE F 1 rings, some ear rings, a doobloon, sovereign, Ac. worth to- ani] hii Hillard, London: G Brumentral, Glasgow; W WiLL as Lo Stoxe. ~The jury in the case not baing able goiber $110 54, from Mrs, Sean Steeper of No 38 Oliver I wach, Mauel Escadron, F Ww, James Geaviz. Wr to agree, the Court assembled about 10 o'clock yesterday street, with whom she lived as a servant. When in the Po- Ie ps, Ferpinand Escadros, Francisen Gonsaly a Lee she cont bs ser ta) 1" cle wd handed them Carrowza, Victoriar tmp 1M rain, and directed that they be brought a he n HM having taken the a «al riana Yiarhe, Frances Gomer, ea 4 at they had not y ok l Th BS 10 ber husband who gave Lier a severe beating lor bertrou- M Vali, D Moan, Edward rybie. Mos y R; k BS oy g up; it ie, She was committed 10 answer i ley, BB Atterbury, A i Larye, V G Win Parks possible that they would do so. Judge hentl expressed re Robbing a Lake Boat.—A man named John Beli, a hand Frederick Lovering, Seth 8 Lvade, John McEwe, F A gres AL the pe essity which Lad existed of keeping thew tel On board the Lake boat G enfle, Ieing at pier No. IN Jani r o CR ards, NY: John W Andrews. New. long. hut it it P rest wnday might on complaint of Jrieans; Dr ws Havan, ether 30 long, but it was one of thos as io River, was arrested on Monday nig i 5 mn, M wis PA Bruns rh it fl those: Cases where the ot nn (he master for stealing a pocket book cone Maine: GT #ow, 8 America; Wm W Livermore ar url considered sell bound, however paintul lo the de KE} A then al nash 1tica. NY 3 i taining *1% from the cabin 0 sad Oat, ana then absoond- a, —33 feelings, to be somewhat rigid, They were then discharged nr. He was committed 10 answer, Fer Ha ar—N Metcalf, ir. Mrs T Case havimy been in session over ZL hours. The relative position Conoser's OFFI y.—The Coroner held an in- Rik Frey p 5 Mo Wis Totig, X4 nde Tata n y din fax: Steplen King, Miss King. Mr Fult we understand, was the satue as at first, vz: 1 for a P Monday evening at 223 Thompson-street or t hi 3 or a (rest on nday evening al ILL IH 4 i i t y Res Alexar Bis Bh quittal and 2 the reverse, one of the latter, it was said, Body of the female intant child of Ann McCain, newly born, KN Y—I suggested to the other daring the might that ti avs that was found in the sink in the rear of the above place on EE Boulkd yield, bot without eect Eas: t lies they Dat aponday morning. Verdict, Was found dead in the siek in we id, thout ele 0) that they stood im tact 4. rear af house No. 223 Thompson-st eet, but whether MA RRIFD but one tora verdict of guilty, and eleven for acquittal, vlaced there by the mother or some other person, the jury gn Tueslay. Mav Henry Several officers of the Navy, aud also Ogden Hoff contd not determine, 3 wh 4 Et er i Ten Evek to Sarah 8. sites Who had formerly been a midshipman, we wid Fatal ACCIDENT. ~The Coroner held am w i be jad lo ne Y been amdshupman, were examined 0 en Mospiral,on the body of R 0 AL May 17th, Joserh Stage of this ety, 10 Mar. for the detence, Fie, all considered aptain t 10 vears, a native of Ireland, son of John a 0 gts LRT o Eng an ah A by 1 -r blame in pot bringing the Niagara isto Latte eariier than Na, 60 Ceutre st. (in Monday evenine a little M «Way, Jolin Henry Sherk Lieut. eira wl tu m ts Fran beer of I ard De of be did. A Witness on thw part of Mr. Cooper (Commodore the deceased lett home, and nmping on the ra lroad car in oh G, Mace Pavchard Devensol Cha WW Kav. formerly of the Buenos Avrean Navy} thought Capt. 1 wAtreet, rode to Pearl-street, where in jumping off Le At Sinckbridoe, Mass, Be min Liz Vane of the ois accidentally fell, and the wheels passing over his legs (Fac. 4 t editor K. bound 10 obey his orders by keeping in Doe. After ra vrei them both below the koe es ar frighttoly c d Daily Mer New-Redford, to Mis 3, dau marks trom Mr. Campbeil the Board farther adjourned. the flesh. He was taken toa dro mre, the I i ter of Eben Watson, Esq, SUPERIOR Corrt.— The action for libel brought at 8 o'clock to the City Hospital, where he died at 7 o'clock 8 “RIOR RT. 3 ne acu this morning. Verdict, Came to bis death by being acci- DIED: by J. Fenimore Cooper against William L. Stone has heen demtally ren over by a railroad car by jumuine oft said car subuutte d by or ler of the Court, 10 on Mon att er NOGE S, Conrt room 6 investigate oa hsage, n Monday atternoon io the a es 0 Monday, Mav 16th Ellen, wile Peter Gallia oh bie w nard of re Consists of Messrs. Samuel A. Foote, Daniel Lord, Jr., and 3 4 ape, 4 OnModay, M th, Mrs Ia raged 22, Samael Stevens, of Albany. The Libel is said to be con- Snles nt the Stock Exchange, Yay 16 At Phila a, May 16th, Phebe. wite of W, A. $tokes, tained io a review by Col. Stane of Cooper's Naval History, 75 Del Hud Db 3100; 25 Mohawk KR........ ws 40% aged 61. tormerly ot th ah 0 which Mr. C. is charged with having mi-represented the do t Matacorda, Texas, or h Apr Mrs. Pliet rw ma oy 4 SER widow of the late James Bostw yo vears, lat wots on the battle of Lake Erie with a view to wii wash y are of iy 2 LB de we the character of Con lore Elliot. Col. Stone put in £4 A a plea of not guiity, averring justification, and that the re. 12 Leather Man By K. 1. Bearns, Auct on eer, Tore Ne te n-st, ew was a correct ane of the work in i Messrs, 25 Farmers Loa rErts DAY, Wednesday, May ith, at Bidwell and Campbell appeared on the part of Col. Stone, BN Onley I in aclock, sontinuation, 2d dav.) at t Astor y tual Ins Co y 0 oe s 3 davs 104 House, N ewt t des nd Mr. Cooper, tassisied by his nephew, Mr, Liat Al teens i suse, No, 2 street riuable ad M i Ir. Richard G9 jackeon Ins...... bh 346 [100 do s 10 dys 10 ble part o B i Conper,) conducted the case person. He denies, of 100 L. Island b 30 504, 160 d eneess seein JOE Cutler ha course, any particuiar bias or leaning towards Commodore 50 Kcr ensaretrsnne B04 5%) do cees8 20 days XN 1iat Soard addon ned 10 yesterds when 10 d0..0ven...s 3 davs 508 100 TR Gn il ald, 3 200) io so davs 507 100 oe «201s ML "nt fartheT investigation 100k place, 200 do..... 0100 do 204 cont ad 0 N Jersey........cash 85 20 0 0 104 well Covkr oF Sessions, —Befo 3 Lysxch er 9 RE Catalogu COND BOARD. and Noai=VLeEA oy GUILTY. —lna tiaw, indi tor rand larceny stem ng A pocketbook comaining Cte 25 Mohawk. oouiiians 4081 50 do eens re 23. 45 THIEN HE J r¥a red a, An uoneer, S100 iw bank bills irom the pocket of tra C. Johnson, of 7 UO.essans hdd 4341100 Harlem...........s 10 10} 4 RNI I I R F.—W il he cold his Day. Woodstock, Olio, when at the window of the P hice i x Wen sday, May 13th, at 10 o'clock, at 24 Hammers tis Oly, on saturday iworning last, withdrew his plea ot Commercial nnd Money Yintters. ly street, the Furniture of a th st use, consisting of not gutlty and pleaded goilty (othe ind ctment, Tuvesoay, P.M Sofas, Bureans, mahogany Chairs, Pictures, Carpets, dining Tria FOR F ~George Johnson, Jr, was put The Lusiness af the Beard tod was larger than for breakfast and tea Tables, Bedsteads, upon his trai lor nthe 3d degree in forging the everal days past, and principally in Harlem, of which 12 be Palliases, Mantel Omaments, B Pier Glass nan v ot Joon Jobson (oi the tirm of Messrs. Boorman wi dr os king Glasses, Sideboards, Washstands, Toilet Ia shares are sold, var Were ot important. Johnson.) as an endorsement on a te tor K1009, dated 4 were sol The varia were rot imp Bias, Clute Ron OY are meter willy Ia November last, at 90 days, eh note was discounted tor Harlem teil iF 1. Momawk The feeling was not buoyant, or Kitchen ¥a ture, with which the sale will the accused at the Butchers Drovers’ Bank, sod the pros In State Stocks the transactions were hight, and the mor. ceeds places 1o Ue creditor the tirm of Kirk Johnson, of 1 A oe ont: Ind E. M. Lud rer t wr heavy, 8 mixes declined 1g ent: Indiana A Ludlow, Anctioneer., The torgery was distinctly proved by Me. Townsend, Cash ies rather avy ae Ix Jeclived* 5 GN Of DA I J hl R al jer of the Bank, who stato that Messrs, Kuk Johnson Bonds for State Sixes, 1560, 90 offered; Fives and a half, bs I 3 Ik SY ALE. alua ve hs opered an account in the Bank, rach subseribing then 23: Fives, 1922, 20 Ohio Sixes, 1960,724 Kentucky Bonds Fate at Port Relunond, Staten Island. —E. IH. Lo pames inthe book of the Bank—bav.os sundry discounts 7. Alabama Penn. 40. low will sell at auction, on Thursday, the 19h of May next, there, &c.—that the business with the Bank was principally |g y n at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, the followings th y W) 5 pub 2 000 3h Sixes, €0,, 174 cenducted hy Mr. Kirk, whom witness understood ha pone Fu N Fi y Rie ye aes, Yo v, viz: 4 lots front iway, as Nos 21,25, 2 to Texas, but that the accused had often seul notes in ens ig A Sn 2 4S A} IMLROA J Seevsrnny Aisa, two lots tronting on Third street, as 3 and velope written on by bin w the Bank for discount. le was 7,0 he I A lots f,onting ou Filth st. as Nos. 2, ian 16; adoitted by the accuse wat be sioned the name of Kirk SECOND BOARD, ine on Broadway, as Nos 55 and wy oal Johnson as drawers of the note, but denying the endorse. £14000 Indiana Bonds ivterrecrninrss iy s Broaiway, as Nos 54, 5%, A ment as being his +N ue on Heberton street, as Nos, 45, 47, 40 a Mr. John Johnson deposed that the endersenient on the I'he Foreign Exchange Market is quiet but firm, Stet. 5) 1s fronting on Broadway as Nos. 63, £5, #7, note was not in his hand winting—that be never recollected IZ flo dy Francs 5523 tH Hoh, h a note ou the Butchers’ Drovers’ Bank Phere has heen a very light business done (a day in Tn sare located mn a beautiful situation, being for the accused, though when the acqusad and Lis pattuer 3 th 1d about five mintes waly tron Kirk commenced business, th ss offer io aid them land bills. The rate on Boston has got worse. On the he landing and are well situated tor cottages, The situa- th endorsement or 10 Wine for R08 von he Other points generally there is still a shghtly improv ton is excesdios healthy, and the neighborhood is all hand with en ments rom Lie to ume tor 2000, which yo did and that on one occas on ke endorsed a pote for $5000 ten somely improved, ‘There are two or three steamboats run 1 take up other notes tor about the saue amount, w toe a {Mobile....... pins to acd trom the ety three or four times a day during Bank of America. That the accused cas he alwa s hod par} Moutgomer the whole year, There are also four denominations of ought, an bouest young nan, bat dol, staple, easy Jed, a «es par {Yuscaloosa turct.es in the aeighborbood, with respectable school thought, 1 I. H I t houses, sominaris An opportunity Like this is seldom and of vary little talent tor business, Kink bey the nod alented and the active business man. That whe witkess discovered his imme had been forge o he went to he counl- ine room of Kirk Johnson, and finding Kirk there, nie toned 10 hm the forgery-—that Kuk left the City the same day—the prisoner readnin and not attempting to Jeave. 1 the note of LH 000 three instalments of xo cach Lad been paid, one at each re w al of the note; f pote of $5,000 discounted for $5000 at the Butchers X Drovers Bank, dated 6th November, 18415 a third, dated to November, AL Hr #1 S00 discount: d tor S100 atoarth dated «20 September, Le 11, tor £1,500 discounted tor $1,000 a firth dated 2010 Se ptember, 104, for £1,200 discounted tor $1,000, all drawn by the accused and the endosomes nts of which were torged, were given evidence, Fhe endorse ments on all of these Me John Johnsen thought were not in toe hand writing of the prisoner, but looked nore like the hand writing of Kirk, Wh he thought the better pens man 0! the two, Mr. Pringle deposed that be was a clerk for the firm of Kirk Jonson trom November, 1535, to Naovenber, 1839. and again from October, 130, to the time of the prisoner's arrest—that the prisows r Kept tae ledger and some other of te hooks, and that the cndorseme nts ot the name of Kirk Johnston 041 fur of the notes exhibited, and also the tilling the hand writin? of tee accusea—that neither wre another up, were wi the firm umtormly kept the books—that Kirk was rhe active out=s=door husimess man, and that the 96 checns, GAWD moneys out the Butgliers’ Drovers’ Bank, were mestly signed by the decused titty by him and some Sx by Kirk. Witness also stated that the risoner, in bis opine jon, was entirely unacquainted with general business trans actions, aud acted entirely under the directions of Kirk, his partner, invariably folowing his digections in relation to the ope rations of their firm, All paper negociations were condacted by Kirk. ‘The witness bel eved fram examina. tion oi the siznatures of John Jahinson, endorsed on four ot th notes, and charzed to be forged, were nat in the hacd writing of the prisoner, but in that of Kirk. The notes when taken trom the hank to he cancelled were puthy Kuk in a pigeon hole and by him taken out and exammed—never saw Jol nston, the acco take them out and examiae them, Kirk also kept concealed from the accused much ot his business and moneywd negociations. ‘The firm ot Kirk John-tan had a branch house in New-(Oleans, which was attended in part by Johnston. Cornelius Hay ex, President of the Bask of New-York, de- posed that Kirk Johnston had two notes discounted in that Bank, one for $2,000 and the other for £5 000—the Jatter dated 7th October, 1941. On these the endorsed name of John Johnson ae also torged. This Mr. Pringle deposed was, as be thonght, in Kirk's hand writing, James Gallatin, President of the National Bank, deposed that three notes, for £5,000, 3,000 and $2,000, nurporting to be drawn by Kirk Johnston, and endorsed in the name ol Jolin Johnson, were disconntad at that Bank. The en- dorsements on these were also forged. Kirk, on the 7th De- cember, the day before at was said he absconded, went to Mr. Gallatin to get a note of Wo renewed, that would fall due on the 8th, These three notes in the National Bank were signed Kirk Johnston by the accused, Mr. Pringle recalled—saig he bad on several occasions heard Mr Kirk tel] the acensed to draw np notes, which he (Kirk) would take, saving be must 20 over 10 Greenwi h street, (where My. Jobin Johnson kept his otfice,) and returns. ing would take slips of paper, purporting to he nates, h wid them to the accused and tell him to send them by a dlerk or boy to the Bank if he (Kirk) d d not return in season. ht was also admitted that other notes to the amount of X1L,300 on the Bank of New-York, and £5,000 on the Fulton Bank, had been discounted by means of the forged endorsements of the name of John Johnson, The prosecution then rested The detence, which was copducted by Messrs Ho Max well, W. M. Price, and J. O. Sergeant, was thew opened by Mr. Sergeant, and witnesses then called for the detence, For the defence it was proved by David J reunedy, Dunbar 8. Dyson, Richard Dyson, P. 8S, Vanboyek and oth. ers, that the accused was of weak and siniple mind, dull of understanding, creduious, and easily deceived ang pe rsunad- ed, and unfit from incapacity to conduct any 1 creantile operations; that his character for honesty and integrity, as alsa tor economy, nas good, and that they believed the ae- cused might easily have been made an instrument 1o1 fraud and evil by Kirk, who was a shrewd, active man, withoot the accused suspecting he was doing any thing wrong; that he was a man who could be moulded by a designing man, Jrticuinviy a partner, to any purpose, without having in sown mind a sense of guilt. He, however, was consider ed capable of discerning right from wrong, when they were placed betore him, hut ss credualous as to believe every man honest. Some of the witnesses, particularly Mr. Robert Cochran, who knew him from infancy in Scotland, thonght, howewer, that there was something wrong in the obtanment Cf £5% (00 of discounts on $10 000 of credits by endorsements Evidence was adduced concerning he hooks having been kept principally by the accused. The testimony then closed, and the Court took a recess until 5 o'clock. At the reassembling of the Court the case was ably and loguently sumed wp by Messrs. Maxwell and Price detence, and Messrs, Shaler and Lownds tor the People, Judge Lynch gave an erudite and himpartial charge to the Jury, who retired at bali-past 7 o'clock, and after an absence of halt an hour returned mo Court with a verdict of guilty on the 2d count ef the indictment, wiz: uttering a forged note, knowing it to be forged. Adjourned. SPECIAL Spesjons —Betore Judge Noan and Aldermen MARTIN and Joses James Gallagher was tried for an assault and battery on other George Fishy found guilty, and sentenced to the Penitentiary for 60 days. Wm, W Lams, stealing a quarter box of segars worth 1 5 from Jomo Van Bergen guilty—Pewtentiary 6 months. Eliza beth Fowler, colored, stealing temale clothing worth $7 from Ehzabe'h Lawrence guilt y—Penitentiary 6 months, Frederick Haonshall, assault and battery on Lis father suilty—Penitentiary 6 months. Simpson Hulman, stealing a pair of panialoons worth $4 from John Schwabb not guilty. Martha Murray, stealing pair of hose and $5 in coin liom Jesse Beard guilty —City Prison 30 days. John Whaley, assault and battery on his wite Zeipah not guilty. John McGinn and John Leonard, stealing a stone hammer and trowel worth $2 trom Martin Le yden guilty—Peniten- Uy 60 days cach. Catherine Hamilton, stealing femal weaning apparel worth $11 trom Mary MceCullum guiity Penitentiary 80 days. Eliza Haight, stealing dishes worth three shilings m Jane Covie 30 days. Jane Mctig stealing a dress and $2 trom Hannah Davy, colored guilty Penitentiary 3 days. John Ackerson, boy, stealing 574 cents trom Thomas N. Martin: gutlly—sent 10 the House of Retuge. John Brady, stealing a hand-wagon worth $10 {rom ‘Thomas Howell guilty Penitentiary days. Samuel Ferris, col- ored, stealing two watches worth $15 trom Wiliam Sun mons, also colored. guilty—City Prison 6 montis. Klien Palmer, girl, stealing temale wear wr apparel worth $11.2 tres Conrad Maurrer: guilty Penitentiary 3 months. Pe- ter Fanning, stealing coat worth $10 from Paul M. P. Duracdo gwity—Peniteatiary 6 months. Joseph Phillips colored, charged with attempt to steal, Samuel Manning David Smith and Jane Bailey with assault and batters Were severally discharged 1or want ol evidence, Adjourned to Friday next at o'clock Porice OrFtce.—DISORDERLY AND Riuorors Coxotet.--0u Monday night two men named Jacok Som eray he and William J. Mcuowan, went the house Mis. Sweet, Nou 25 Woester street, and created a riot, break ing the furniture, tearing her cloths, Xe. and were lodged the watchhiouse. They were soon alter however Lherated by order of Alderman Purdy, directed to Capt. Seawan, they to appear in the evening at the Upper Police Otlice Noon after (hey with others returned (0 the house of Mrs Sweet and created another disturbance and lett, Thisnworn ing they went tothe Upper Police Office, and dewmandin culty —=Pendentary apron worth to good paper is much wanted by the Banks. money affairs centir ues tranquil, ont any material change, and save the high discounts on conntry notes, and the unfavorable condition of’ the finan. cial affairs of the siate, the prospect would indeed present a huoyaut and encouraging appearance, a ay! New-rieans. oh ad Je ali Virginia, covenees North Carolina... Charlestoii, ees savannah Augusta. Treasury Notes ‘to 4 discount. The money market continues in a very casy situation and Shinwing mn Nashville... weecdt a £1 Cucmati ee. re in very moderate demand to day al EERE the street 1s not so costly an amusement as it was a short time since, and the shavers must subrait to glean where they then gathered the full harvest For really prime paper the street rate 1s 7 per cent. Paper of prime character sells at 310 10 per cent, out of doors at 910 12 per cent. per annum. In Philadelphia Bicknell quotes merey The average receipts on the Canals of this State this sea son has been upwards of $10,200 per day. The whole re. ‘eipts up to the Tth instant were $190,772. The following is a statement of the receipts up to the Tih instant, for the last four years 1st week Total 10 April. in May. 7th May. 239 (epened 20th April) 8107.%7 $7.02 1940 20h £45,451 70.201 1a 26th“ 91,2414 68,473 1542 0th 121,017 A965 One hundred shares Commercial Bank ot Albany sold in that city at 88 cask. Bicknell's Philadelphia Reporter says—The aspect of our il. The rates remain with- It is said by two or three of the Harrisburg Journals, that the interest on oar State debt, due in August, wiki not be paid. We indulge a hope, however, that the Executive will make an extraordinary effort, and believe that he will do every thing in his power, State Fives sell at 45: %2000 Cincinnati at th. The Baltimore Patriot very properly rows up the Sal bury Bask of Maryland for refosing to pay a check in spe cie because it was drawn by a broker. This is a subtertug® Sixes, 1863, sold i unworthy ofany respectable institution. Counterfeit Fives on the Bank of Sandusky, Ohio, are afloat letter B, made payable to C. H. Barber, or bearer the words Five Dollars badly executed, the letters being executed, crew ded together. Signatures tolerably well General appearance of the bill bad. Exchange on New York at Augusta, Ga. is sold by some of our Banks at per cent. for current money, 13 and 2 per cent. is asked out of doors. Central money has become more scarce, and sales have Leen made under 15 per cet. discount. State Bonds are gelting better, as 5 cents Las ween offered for a large amount and refused. New Orleans Bank paper is now taken at Louisville at 7 Mun cipal tv (New Or. per cent, dise@unt by the brokers. State Bank ot Hiinois is leans) 10: Shawneetown 10to 12: offered at 56. At New Orleans, May 7, Exchange Bank Noteslave sold at 42 cents on the dollar, with steady demand and an up- ward tendency. Improvement has been much sought ater at 41 to 45 per cent. discount Atchatalava bas been more active no large amounts offering. Sales were made yes terday at 30 centson the dollar. Orleans has been soid at 32 cents on the doliar. Some of the Banks kad decided not to settle their weekly balances in specie. Al Charleston, S.C. Bank purchasing rate tor sterling 04 and 7; out door transactions 74 10 8 per cent. premium. On France Bank rate 535. We quote sut door rate 550 per dollar, nominal. ‘The Banks have been checking at 1 per cent premium for sight drafts on New York, while bills have Leen disposed ont of doors at to 1 per ct. prem. RE Markets. ASHES—A tew sales Potsare made at 5 25, but holders erally decline selling atthatrate. Of Pearls 50 ba rreis COTTON= The sales are not very large to day. Hold: ers remerally are emanding higher prices, and some al the sales appear 10 indicate a shight improvement, FLOU R—"The business is lunited—partiy in consequence of the quantity afloat being very small. For Geneseg 6 18} is the fine quotation at which some 10 10 1500 barrels have heen sold. The arrivals lately have contained a large pro. portion of Michigan and Olio. Sales 500 barrels Oa Ca- nal Wellman at 6 163; 400 mixed flat and round at tg: Michigan 6 to 6 8; a small parcel of New Orleans wold at 6 00 Troy 6183: Georgetown 6 574, with lig sales, GRAIN=Very little done to-day. Sales 13060 bushels 1. linois Wheat for milling at 24 cents. This nearly clearrd the market. Small sales Rye for the East at 66 cents, Corn wyery dall. North River is held at64 10 65. Oats are ra- ther krm, and not so superabundant as they have been.— sales 510 6000 bushels at 435 to 44. enmam——— R¥AL ESTATE. By James M. Miller Co. WiLLIAMSEURGH PROVERTY.—One lot on Grand street, between 4th and Sth streets, extending through to North first street, 25 feet front and rear by 109 fest 11 inches on one side, and 101 fect 10 inches on the otker, sold for $20 ene Christinn Father's Present to his w— Important and interesting work, embellished with several humdred Fine Engravings, just published and tor sale at No. 12 Nassau-street, New-York. BIBLE BIOGRAPHY or, the Lives and Characters of the principal personages recorded inthe Sacred Scriptures; practically adapted 10 the instruction of youth and private tamilies; together with an Appendix, containing Thirty Dis- sertations on the Evidences of Divine Revelation, from I''mpsou’s Key to the Bible being a complete sammary of Biblical Knowledge, carefully condensed and compiled from Scott, Doddridge, Gill, Pawriek, Adam Clarke, Pool, Lowth, Horne, Wall, Stowe, Rokminson, and ether eminent ment writers on the Scriptures; embeliished with SEVERAL HuxDKRED ENGRAVINGS ON Woon, llustrative of Scripture scenes, Manners, Customs, Kc. ROBERT SEARS, Publisher. AGENTS WANTED. 17 Persons in the country, Willing to act as Agents, will receive all the pecessary information, by addressing their letters to the subscriber, as above, post paid, 1 7 This beautiful and interesting Work comists of one args oglavo volume, of about 5% pages, printed trom new and elegant hanrgeos type, on the finest paper. The price s fixed at 83,30 per volume, handsomely bound ia gilt, and lettered. 1 7 A liberal discount made the quantity. mnt Information Wanted! URL WATERS, whe leit New-York about back. and are believed to have gone into Pennsylvania wmewhere about Meadville. Should this meet the eye ol any one who knew them, they will confer a favor by ad- dressing a tew lines to their brother, Andrew Waters, care ht to those who purchase al lm is AMES AND SAM. three yean their acsuser, were locked up until she arrived and made of Wau McCartney, Pawtacket'R. L myl2 2D IW offered to the public. The sale will be positive. For tar. ther information apply to Charles Cartlidge, 105 Water st, orto KE. Hl. Ludlow, No. 11 Broad street, where amap of the property can be seen, Also three Jots fronting Sixth ot, as Nos, 1,3, and 5, N. B. The sale will take place at half past 12, instead of 12 o'clock as advertised, in order to Zive tine to those pers sons who come from Staten Island by the 11 o'clock boat to he present, is Llns® NEW AND CHEAP.—Jlust received, a _— lot of very fime Printed Lawns, only 16d. Also, a lot of black and lavender Mousselaine de Laines, fine and cheap: vard wide Prints, fast colors. one shilling per vad, ganze tannel from auction extremely low. Ladies are par. tienlarly requested to call and examine befare purchasing clhawwhere PP. GREGORY SON, mv we 175 Spring street HISEOL TION.—T'he Copartnership heretolore existing between the subscribers is dis. solved this day by motaal consent. The business of the concern will be settled hy J. WB, Goldsiuith, who will continge the business at the old stand GREGORY 8 GOLDSMITH Main street, Paterson, New Jersey, May 12,1842 mig iw 5 ENT HEAP PRINTING executed on the Sta- tioners’ Hall Card Press, with speed, and at prices lower than ever hefore charged in the United states, Orders received at No, 215 Pear street and S54 Wall street, mia pari OH BB WATCHFUL of your Health —=Dr. o B andreth’s Otlice 1s now 274 Bewery, having re- moved it from 276. He requests his friends to be caretol of rogues and imposters, wha are awvions to deceive the un- wary, Remember Dr. Bramdreth's Otlice is 274, not 2716 Bowery, mls Im* EXICO in 1212, with a new Map.— CHARLES J. FOLSOM, Publisher and Books-ller, No. 4 Fulton, corner of Pearl street, will publish on Thars- day morning, 10th inst a new work entitled exen in 1242: a Description of the Country, its natural and political features: with a Sketch of its History, breuskt down tothe nresent year. ‘To which is added an Account of Texasand Cucatan, and of the Santa Fe Expedition. HHustrated with a new Map, in 1 vol. 18m, myl? Sus IL CLOTHS TOIL CLOTHS! '—A great variety of splendid Floor Oil Cloths, of English and American manniacturs, at very low prices, can be oh- tained at JONES MARCY'S cheap Carpet Store, 101 Bowery. Also, a quantity of Oil Cloths, slightly damaged, will be sold at a great redaction, mvig Iwis <Q TN US1C at Three Cents a Page, at No. 1 72 L spenard-street, corner of Broadway. —CHAS, unprecedented i“ T. GESLAIN, Muue Lisher constantly receiving new and fashionable Music tor the Piano, Guitar and rw, which lie is selling at the very low price of of Mus il The public are Wlalesale dealers supplied cheaper than at any other establishment in the U, States, N. B.—Piano Fortes tuned at 75 cents Jot retail. Also, on hand, a smal nvited to call which will be sold very ow, and examine ‘or themselves, my12 Im CHAS T. GFSLAIN, ERIDEN SCHOOL.=The subserih- er would Like to receive into bis family four pupils, vio will be under his constant care and iostruct He will take Dry Goods or Groceries (or pay. For tarther in formation, inquire of E. R. YALE, Esq. United States Hotel, or 10 the subscriber by mail. JOHN D. POST, Principal. Meriden, Cons, May 16, 1542. myla 2DX IW" (OAL, COAL, COAL.—Best Peach Or- chard Red Ash Coal—Lump, Broken and Nut sizes. The undersigned is authorised to take orders for this cele- brated Coal, at the very lowest prices, either by the cargo or ton, delivered trom the barges free of cartage inany part of this city or Brooklyn ay Ash Schuylkill, Lemizh and Lackawana Coal P. 8. American Bituminoas Coal, tor the grate, equal 10 best Liverpool. Best Virginia Coal, for blacksmitt/'s use, at the very lowest price. JOSEVIHLP. SIMPSON, Office No. 112 Nassaustreet N. B. Orders for one ton will receive the same attention as those tor a larger quanity my ort iy. TOTICE.—By virtue of a Landlerd’'s Warrant, 1 will expose for sale at puble vendoe, on n the tore. 1 The od "3 Fhursday, the 10th of May instant, at 10 o'clock noon, at No. 299 Broadway, 2 Mahogany Counters, Show Case, 1 Desk, 1 O00 Cloth, Stove and fixtures, Corsetts, Bed. steads, Beds, Bedding, Carpeis, Sofa, Matogany Chairs, Tables, Rugs, Mantle Clock, 1 Side Board, Looking Gless- es, Ladies’s Hats, Le. ALFRED ROACH, Aug. 16, 1841 [myl8 2 Constihle TOTICE.—=The Coy fore existing as the urm of JOHNSON CORN ELL, was by mutaal consent dissolved on the 1st of April. The business is continued as usual by the subscriber. myla 1t* HENRY F. JOHNSON, 2414 Hudsons IGHTBODY'S New-York Printing ok Manufactory 22 Rose-st., corner of Duane (old Sugar House) Printing ink of all colors, warranted equal to any, constantly on hand and oflered (or sale on reasonable terms, deliverable 10 any part of the city free of cartage. Print ers and venders are solicited to make a trial of this article. m3 mis ROKEN BANK MONEY.—=Buflalo Bank, Commercial Bank ot Buffalo, Commerc il ef Oswego, Lewis County Bank, Farmers Baok sterdam, and Housatonic Radroad Mousey, bought at msl rates by GAY PALMER, 51 Walls ‘myl2 istf under the Am Io €0 VRE INSURANCE. —The New-York Contributionship Insurance Company, Office No. 77 Wallstreet, Capital £300,000, well sec ared, continues o in sure against loss or damage by fire on baikhings, merchan dize, household furniture and personal property genera 54 ally and promptiv adjusted, Lome ire Sop J. *MY TH ROGERS, President. R. W. MARTIN, Seerelary. al Joust 3 ORE NEWS from the South.—The i artuership hereto- (nn following communication kas just been received from the Rev. Wm. Lewis, Ordisary for Sumpter District SUMTERVILDE, 8, C., 15th Jan., 154s Dr. P. M. Cohen Co. Gentlemen—1 deem it dge to you to communicate the benefit that I have derived from ths use of Jayne's Har To- nic. 1 have used only one bottle of it, and that with so much success that 1 am well convinced of its virtae and etfi- CACY he Hair is now coming out on my kéad in places which were perfectly bald, and is still zrowing and thickening. 1 have great confidence in the Hair Tonic, and anticipate from a farther application of it the complete restoration ol my Hair. Several gentlemen sf my acquaintance bave used it, and all of them with great success Very respectiully yaurs, W. LEWIS. Sold by the agents, A. B. XD. SANDS, Druggisis, Now 79 Fulton street. Sold also by DAVID SANDS CO, 77 East Broadway Abraham B. Sands Co. 275 Broadway. wy lo lms A DRY GOODS. RY GOODS from Auction, cheap for I Cash <JEREMIAH LAMBERT, 50 Green “1 has jast received a bea waortment of PRINTED LAWNS beautiful styles, and ve ap. MOUSSELING DE LAINES very be estviesn Likewis And sec NOUTrRIDe. ver WAD. Also a FTeRat variety nat tn se to sually 5 COs, I M QrRiNG GOODS, Spring Goods=The undersigned is prepared willl lis us tensive Black and Fanev Colored Cloths and C rat at the Yeaimeres, selects from recent imp nme, Towmest cash price ade to order in the shortest space of time 0 e all guarante ty he of suner workma trimmings, ar A first-rate Om wo! 18 prompt or ordems, ind gua presenting our Wills when gar nis are uvered ale «tt J.C. BOOTH, Agent RY GOODS at 201 Grand street.— The pr nt proprietors this establishment having purchased the stock of Brown X 1 mart, have determin tn clear out the whale, previous to reorganizing the concer wn an entirely new and onginal plan. Daring the prese week, commencing This Morning, (M av, May 16) whole will be offered at greatly reduced The Store will be onens 1elness at 9 o'clock in the noming. Several young men wanted, v1 Sts” REAT EXCITEMENT street. —=DRY GOODS ast from anction. Great sale Yee about t sommences this dav, and every person pure Dry Goods will find it to their advantage to attend, as the greatest bargains ever offered are mow ready (or examina. tion. Ladies, will vou eal wid see tor voursglves” myld lw? CHARLES HADSELL, no Hudsonest AMER DAILY, Draper and Tailor, 237 Broadway, corner of Park Place, invites the attent public to his choice stock hand English Cloths, irchased at the present low prices, rohit, L n of lus old enstomers and the spring Goods, z ol Cassimeres, Vesti and will he made ap in first style tora small A) ILLINERY GOODS STEVENS (YR GRUMAN, 95 Beaver street, two doors trom Pearl street, New-York, would respectfully invite merchants a rer Minis ay ins miners visiting the city, to call and examine thew stock or Millinery and Silk Goods, Their stock is entirely NEW, ind kas been selected with the utmost care. Having entered r= the market early, they have Lad the benefit of FIRS LECTIONS from the importers and auctions, and having bought their goods for cash, they believe they can offer, no ly the cheapest but the best selected assortment of n their line to be found in the city. It their intent keep constantly on hand goods of the most tash hie Kinds and 10 do business on the CASH SYSTEM, believing they can make it ap obyect to those wanting gods in their ine to patronize them instead of (he credit honses, They rely entirely on the cheapness of their goods tor patronase, They attend the avction sais regialarly and do get some grea bargains which they will sell at a triding advance from co Call and see, STEVENS GRUMAN, mid Im L. M. STEVENS, S EK. Gruman, R. ALLENS BALSAM of Hore- <bound, Liverwort and Pleurisy Root, has gained a reputation in the cure of Consumption and Liver complaint, never acquired hy any other medicine. Fhis medicine is not intended Like the common humbugs of the day, to cure every (disease, hat is only (or the cure of diseases at the lunes and liver, and for these complaints it has no equal on eart! Raising blood, a cough, and lose of strengtny are certa symptoms of consumption. Dr. B. D. Allen's Ba sam of Horel ound, Liverwort and Pleurlsy Rost, is anever tan remedy, and if the sick and shistressed resort to it, they certain of being restored to health. It contains no opin or deadly poison to lull and stnpify the senses, but it re moves the disease, heals the lungs, gives bealth and strength Let the sick use it, OpiNtoN ov THE Facvrry Disease of the Lunze—Dr yvilen=Dear ur I have preseribed sour Balsam of Hore hound, Laverwort, and Plewisy Rost, 10 severe coughs and consumption, and it has proved effectual after other reme dies had fatied. 1 am glad to find so valuable a medicine without anv deleterious or pareotie ingredients, 1 entertain a high epinion of vour Balsam, and shall continue to recom. mend it to my patients. Yours, ke C. PRESTON Physician, New York City, For sale, wholesale and retail, by Wo A Tyler, 28 Barclay street; EK. M, Guion, 127 Bewery; and P. A Hart, core of Rroadwav and Chamber streets, New York mis lm OUDRETTE FOR SALE at 11» Nassan.street, prepared by the NEWYORK Pont DRETTE COMPANY, warranted peculiar of peat,’ found on the Jersey made (rom the contents of sins, Those persons engaged nthe New-York Poudrette Come. pany were the first to undertake the preparation of Pou. rette in this country they have Lad n ES iTS TR ft to he made trom ta hat wt Hid ows, 1" than any other engaged in the mm witure here, and they profess to be as honest as ther competitors, who boast tl they make Poudrette “more thas filly per cent, better than any like article manufactured here” It is true that ther competitors emjoy the advantage of possessing an abundant ply, as they say, of “a peculiar kind of peat, of the very best quality, for the purposes of the Company,” while the New-York Poudrette Campany have 10 purchase and ba several miles what they require of this valuable’ i possibly, however, the advantaze of bavinz nn supply of the contents of sinks, and of being pa d tor tak og it, will enable them to make as good an article as their competitors who pay for the principal material— tents ol sink s— Wl) then transport it 8 or 160 m les works. Tie said that the proof of the pudding ne. No with Poudrette—the only way to know is to nse it; try it on Corn, Potatoes, or any other crop, ar vou will hea wn it again. tor ther s the cat s valu rir hose who could not obtain it for planting will do we to apply it on Corn at the first Lhoeing It may be had in mediately on application at the sthice, or by mail, to my id us DK. MINER, 112 Nassqu-t TATCHES AND JEWELRY very low.—=The subscriber ts selling all descriptions o gold and silver lever, anchor, eseapement, lepine and verge Watches, Diamond Riugs, Pins, Gold Pencils, Keys, Le pt EFRIGERATORS—Reed Smith, the inventors, patentees and manufacturers of the (ar ated Rel igerators have, ater vears of ¢x- d innumerable trials, perfected an articie wick om 10 the pliinss i that so that *h may ot start me ye entire s fdeatly believe will g irckase. They are constructed on the phical and sce c principles, and are so every article can be kept in an apartment by ilawll, e for one thing to taste of anether wh arrang 1 is imposs.h n the same Refrigerator, withoat its cooling properties being impaired, P the agency »i2 Broadway, Mar my 13 2wis FI AY EW and Cheap Crockery Store, No. 17 Catherine-street. near Chatham square—where will be found one of the largest and best assorted stocks in the city. including many new patterns of Dinner and Tea Sets, nd plain Glass, Hall, Astral and er Lamps, China Tea Sets, of new shape, a very s y Those in want will find it an object w call and lore purchasimg, mh YR} Y R. JOHN N. BUSHE'S highly Con- centrated Compound Syrup of Sarpaparilla and Sar saparilla Biowl Pills tor sale at Symes Pr ATIACY, Bowery and Walker street: Dr. James H. Hart, Broadway and Chambers st: Haotching’s Pharmacy, Bowery rer Broome; Charles H, Ring, Fulton corner Cliff st. A B DP. Sands, Fulton corner Gold-—these are the only agents in the city of New York, Prepared at Pr. J. N. Bushes Northern Chemical Laboratory and Chemical Works in t city of New York, and also at his Branch Office in the city of Mexwo. Price large size bottle $1 0; small bottle Box Pilla 5 cents ne fms ALL AND ASTRAL LAMPS MERRITTS PAGE. 10 Bowery, Lave can. stantly on hanu an extensive assortment of Lamps, which arner ie 1

they offerat very low prices. Also, Giramdoles, English Britanaia Tea Sets, Castors, Cut Glass, my l2 luis sortment of Seasanahle Goods t PR te or Ga NEDSS (AA SY lew rh wil anort wt} Ter IY Trade, at prices a oder i SCD} g ready money Attention 1s solicitad to the Pantaloons ie ath 8s eer shment, as Te: ap re is weted fepartment with the view re satisia Those who have experience 4 mY v Im Cettine A saner tea savs he real {ass ores 1 great variety SUR gave 0 much satisin k last 8 z amd N i yer season will be Kept op, French and English Cloths of super and media ial tea for Dress ang Frock Coats al and. Fancy dress art cles, ix gS ka 8 Scarfs, Cra vats, Handkerchiets, Gloves, Hosiery, Sus Shirts Collars, at usual moderate prices, WH. T. JENNINGS, Late Lynde Jeuniogs, Br wdway, a5 mis American H ACES —=Laces—Rihons.-——Cap Lace J cents; Cap Riblwns 6 cents: Bonnet Bil s)s ng; Lace Mushins; Qu:llines; luse gs; Collars; Silks, ke Miliiners and Pedlars supplied at LEEPER'S, corner Grand and Christie streets mi ime and 259 Grand-st. “EW STYLER of Summer Goods just i received at the NEWYORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, Strancers ana ot Visit tt “uy Wil advantage to give us a cal ving riers, ae we have a large and desral saOrtment PDran Ets Elastic and E Cassimeres, Fancy Silks, Challies 2 Morse lles V ngs, with a large and select stack Ww at 66 Hudson reiail, lower than at any other place in the city. Gold Woches 2s low as 30 to 40 dollars cach. Watzues and Jew elry ex ged or hought All watches warranted 10 keep good time or the mooey retarned, 3. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and! Jewelry, wholesale aud rota 30 Wall street, un sta rs ad str v OUDRETTE for sale at 113 Nassan- street, prepared by the New-York Poudre pany, from the contents of sinks, and not trom i kind of peat” found os Jersey meadows 1 y t Lod" Manufacturivg Company cl in their adver 1 to make Poudrette more thant ent. het ter than any Like ar nanuatactured here,” it arises "ia! v from their having a pecula ea n creat indance on the NWI DECTIIeS ih i have to parchase the contents i sinks, of the ot 3 and transport it 10 or 12 miles te ther works—wh ympany is paid tor removing the contents nf sinks, 5 has a great supply free of cost; but is «0 unfortavate to have a large farm covered with peat and “m mud” Let those who desire a good article call at sau-street; bat if they desire a poor sample of Poudrette they may call elsewhere, mli6 tis A a A AMUSEMENTS MERICAN Museum, corner of Broad- way and Ann street—P. T BARN M, Manager. fa onder wo a mmo fate the immense crowds which attend sre, the Lecture Room has been enlarged. The Muster is Shipsey Girl can be consulted Day or Evening, She is he greatest w ler of the age Mr. Winclell, the Cn Dr erst; Mss Rosalie echarming Vocalist: also, La Pe te Celeste, the way Dancer, are engaged. Exper ents 0 Animal Mazoersm, A pany of [odan Warrors A tance tothe w e 25 reuts=chijdren hail price mi: ['}YHE NEW YoR MUSED M—for- pow as Peaks, 252 Broadwas roosts the Hall. LAST WEEK Of YANKEE HILL. Tha Eve May every Kvemng rng the wee Mr, (4's v Lecture on New-York Loaters. Mrs es, ons, X Mr. Austin Phillips, the ehrae F aus wu Composer, w SIN A varely of Nengs, AC by Live Alligators, just arrived in the bog Exel tron Svs These extrant arv animals were captured 2 South Newport River, Georgia, ADMISSION To ALL 25 CENTS, Perfor t eat} tH clowk precisely DAY PERFORMANCE every Wednesday ail Satori a Jay vs ttend in the evening (ree, mvli? 'REAT AND NOVEL Attraction at XT ihe ELYSIAN FIELDS —Free Concerts te a Musard every Monday, W esday, a Saturday ate nf 34 o'clock tot we Monda ox To render the ne these ght sstible, M aCe asthe er LTE ATI that} as a short engage me ant 1 re A rile tale F. Mye i i sors wort 1) G rex Fhe he the surm erery the sic, tt e® wim ay he w pany "n aWis* 1 ARON SPRINGS. =The Pavilion. Fh s new and n Hotel w e open lor the Ce via ter the first of June next, a 1 aS v Co, New) 5 i AT, Pure wat ser NY y 8, greatly res t Ww N N ex of Virginia, ba shiv s M I) i HJ puts: #2 Frys s, Salt R a, Liver vont a WD p rapects _— oN eat M i mors 1 Rtytes) 1 ol and ling properties nos assed a Any ywntr Aelded t sy res tens “AVES MA V,Are a tions offered 10 those t health or pieasy Fhese S g rs’ ride fre Saratoga ro Albany, Xe. and are ace ble trom Canaoharie the Albany and E tea Radroasd, where carriages daily awit w Arrivals t cars from Schenectady asd 1 tica visiters to the Spric gs, distance of abont eg niles, a ving we for dinner: also Ls the Albany a Cherry Valley Turnpike by daily stages, being about 4 s West the it Albany Warm, Cold and Shower Baths furnished at all times etl t mineral or tresh water, and every attentu Ziven to re t stay of visiters agreeable An abundar of the purest Mountain Spring BEY stored tor the season. ISAAC Go WILLIAMS THE SPRINGS HOTEL This Hotel will be opened at hove village of Sharon Springs for the reception ot Sites Of AY rer the 16th of May, and mbining ail the advantares this delichtul sun mer residences, Lo aw lw is WILLIAM FE, JONES AKLEM PLEASURE GARDEN. This splendid Garden, situated on the banks ot the Mariem River. is one of the most delightful spots in the Ly New York hounding in all Kinds of 1 Plants, and Flowers of the finest and rarest Kk 5 Hed with Gold and Silve “ish, whose sportive play ess On the surface of the water adds much interest to the wene: while the s Walks, shaded by Golden Wi. ra rural ramble, z has been erected, and wat for Military Compa. lows, offer irresistible attractions nex sive and elegant Awnu suitable Grounds have laid nies to practice Target Firing wd Silver Fishand Pouquets of Flowers for sale at the n. Harlem, May, 1842, aZl 3m respectfully i ILLIARDS.—Ous iield heen Gard nyites his friends and all who are fond of the elegant ymesement of Billiard plaving, to call at Basstord’s Rooms, wer the Climax FE r Hause, 13 Ann-street, and 149 Ful ton street, where ar splendid Tables, Slate, marble, and Tables and all the Karopean improvements, wd Im fron, with No hetting tolerated. cloths for sale. PATHS. —Brooklyn Salt Water Warm J Rahs, at Fulten Ferry, open tor gentlemen and ladies every dav, from 5 A. Mountil 10P. M. Also, Cold, Warm and Yep Salt Water Shower Baths, Thess Baths are pleas nly stuated at Fulton Ferry, and equally convenient for New-York and Brook va aki Im* \V ANTE D=—A Boy about 15 years old. Auply at the Cameo Cutter's, 125 Falton-street, 54 tory. myld 3 ANTE D—A stout boy or young man 16 or 17 vears of age, to carry out goods and mak: himself usetol in a crockery store. No one need apply who cannot eome well recommendsd for honesty, Sc. Apply at 17 Cathierine-st, myls I” SANTED—=DBy a young woman, a member of the copal Church, who Lived three vears in her last place-—a situation as seamstress in a private family Wanld he willing to do chamber work, and would go to wntry. Her references are unexceptionabie, Apply 75 Canalst. myl® it 0) 1 ANTED=—By a young woman ef un- questionable reterences—a stuation as nurse an i do plain cooking in a private tamily, Please ap mys Git SEAMSITESs, OF WOul Waonld have mo obiections to go to the country. ply 75 Canal-st. 7 ANTED=—A place—one in a Grocers would be preferred-—by anactive young man, with very good relsrences. Apply at 159 Bowery. mis a+ V ANTED—A place, as Nurse and Seamstress, hy a very capabie young woman Please apply at 70 Catherine stieet wild tt Vi iY ruD=dly A young man—a situa: tian as groom or valet to a single gentleman; or would Hike to be a coachman tor the country, Understands trating borses, and tarriery, and making up all sorts of medicines. His references ate unquestionable, Please ap. ply City Office 75 Canal-st. myls See A 7ANTED=At 15 Hudsoun-street, cor ner of Readestreet, places tor several well recor mended irl od help always to be had at this othiee Please call acd try, WM GAGER, Proprictor. mig it* 12 Y ANTED=—An active Man in a Pro- unl Land Broker's office, One willing to pas S500 tor sal interest, Apply at 85 Liberty st. mils 2° AY ANTED IIMEDINTELY—A Par ner with 2300 cash, ta enter into a genteel, sate and protiable commission business of many years standing A wre to the one aceeptad from 2m to $1000 per year tention required 1o an office during busi goss hours, Sufficient outdoor business tor healthy exercise, 10,000 in dry goods and £50,000 barrels lime to exchanges tor inortgages, Letters post-pard, or personal applications attended to, D. PALMER CO 47 Aunest. 1* rEYO MERCHANT TAILORS—=Want- j— A situation, by a Yeung Man, in a Clothing Store s Cutter and Sal an, and would be williog te make Lin soll wenerally usern'., Retersnce given, loguire of HAR. MAN LOCKWOOD, TE Broomest, mig B DY WANTED, about 15 years of age, na Dry Goods to whom a moderate compen n will he given, quire at 59 Catharise-st. after 7 ck P m! 1 1 IN CASH and 666 acres of W Missouri Lands, with a fine wat r pow reo. will he exchaneed tor a good productive Farm vieity of New-York. Apply to A. P. SMITH, 25 Li! street E

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1 arty ad WANTED for six months R200, to he red by do a vey saleable article Li ent. more in the Fall than now, and premium ol 5 per cent. will? rest. The premium and infers wd the control of the receipts ames of the lender. Address SP J, which will be attended t hou v <i! ot w the worth certain sale then for cash, ven besides legal int Ww e paid in asivance sitle Ww he put inthe Iribune r lw ne F I TO LEND on Bond and Ne 0.) Mor tzagze of improved Real Fst. the City, In to suit applicants, ky JUS. B. NONE myl3tis ice, with real name, 23 Nassau-st, OTELS, Steamboate and Families Led with good servants at Hatson's Onfice, 20 Pearl-street, Watering pla supplied with Cooks, Wa ers, Chambermaids, and wale and temale servants of a Kinds, 1 as OHN MeCABE COUS lotelligenee Oddice, WM Nassag-st. Reveresces—~Hon, M. NH. Grin well. H. Brevorr, Esa. W. Irving, Prof. Renwick Ast OARD in East Broadway (101) with weond floor, may be bh ut or hack rooms on Liv a family or a few single gentlemen House and location unusually pleasant and vate family Terms very favorable, OARD in Murray-street.—A gentleman two or three single gentlemen, car hoard at 65 Murray st. The loca in any central part of the i and his obiain rooms and family ne of the most desirable wile, or Vr 5 myld Iwis OARD=Two single gentlemen or anzle gentleman and his wite, r 4 om. with Breakfast and Tea and Dinner on small private family, ina very pleasant (ocat vated part of Brookivn, about eight minutes walk fr Ferry. Terms moderate, Address A. A. A, office ul ine, mig It” OARDING.—A Lady, having taken andsome threestory House, 111 West Broadwa t pre} 1 areosnmodate single gentlemen, Or gent with their wives, on mederate terms. Refers siven and required, A few single rooms, at per wer vi be obtained by gentlemen if applied for soon. mld le FOR SALE or Exchange—A House and Lot of Land ia Elizabetivows, N. J. Hous tw stories and attic: Lot 15 feet Ly 300 feet—with reat vi riety Fruit, Grapes, Peaches, Plums, ke. &e.; good i Cistern. ke. For terms, which wil be accommodating, apply to Wm. Butler, 17} Ann-st 13min” YOR SALE~Forty Knapsacks and 10 Cartridge Boxes, nearly new, and in excellent cond tion for use. Will be sold very cheap. Inquire at this other, my ls istf AUCTION SALES BY 8. DRAPER, Ji Sore 54 Willan street rer of Vinestreet a THI RxD AY, Mav 10 AL 1D of box k at tw Agction Room, French Goods Ihe ves Freve Gow Cou sug a large and desirable as wr caronatie atiches, received by recent arnvale —l sty months cred Aim, wh 2 hapdaome assy mem of res mpor ied ch a German Woods, compriang a nich smoecion of vo, wes Sow! Bonnets Asn, sas Clore amd Gros de Nap Rib wos Abo, 4 cases Din his SATURDAY, May 22 At! he Aucton Room, LOTHS AND CAssIMERES the shelves, pol Alor, IN A CREDIT OF SIN MON rH. 2 Cam Cons sing no M0 proces West of Bagiane Cioths asd Case nerves, just ia ol, sig woo dyed bincka, brow ne visible sree PA XY ors pdon brows, Ras san gree w Bye, citron reen. claret, dahlia, Ke. Alay, 100 pees Casaimeres of vark Us paticins sane de pli WEDNESDAY, May 25 t lerchant’s Exchange, at 12 o'clock, By ondgr of the Receivers of Commercial lserance my ANY, Lhe “w poset lod notes and demands, sie whet eviiences eb, due to sand Company, viz X i 6 inooths, ene jorsed by Ehenerer Morehouse, for «0, nhs, 2 F. Morehoase’s note dated Ar 5, 1536, mos, endorsed by Minand Stimson, tor $101 25, Greenway X Lyons note aated Ia IE, 13, df mos en sed by Jarues B Gorenway, $10 5 Cra e's note, endorsed by Garreit 8. Crane, dated Younge Jr.'s dated Sept. 5, 1838, at 3 mos, for EE) Younge's note, Jated! August 8, 1635, 12 months, tor bE I P. Chorch Co's pote dated Sept (6, 1537, T mos, vidorsed by Ny A. Cf h, R108 92 The same, endorsea by sue ied Feb, 10, 1685, at 8 ALE LN H Husted I June 6, 1337, at 12 mos, eilorsed hy Win, Hot FX HE tated Jane 3 mos for R256 54, Edward V. Price's note dated Feb, 21, 1538, $100 64, James Beoittingham, March 34, 153%, 4 mos endorsed by Thos Mel James Jarvis, $931 00 Frances PP South's not ioc 1, 1885, at 5 years, en. ws w RB Best ok.» y W llam¢ ter's note, March 2, 1537, mos. endorsed by W Nix A James v te, 2! May, 1242, 30 lays, $63 238, 4 ‘Nulty, Mills Me Us note fo; $60 Wiliam MeN Leverett Min P Albert Me Nuit) ted Hath ol May Mooker for $215 11. RON 10 Bh Against John Allen John C. Halsey Lhe NN James Morcan 18 Heory Shaw Arrears Also, 20 shares of Grvenw ch Bank Stoey FRIDAY, May 7, at 10 o'el H Fine Ol Bordeaux Claret, trom bouses of the highest re. putation in Bordeaux, among which are P r Margaux bp oeashs, Chatean Latour 1833, 'n ensws, St Julienne Medoe w Lafitte 1651 and "84 ime 1831, Chamt Voloay yrs, $t Versy, Gram \y Dues ur, 1837, Chateau Marcause 1, Chats Chateau Marzaux Ld, Deibos st tin qrs, Muits gr and pis, Mousseux, Sparking Revesalles, ¥parkling Cham, Luoel, Mascat, Marasbino, De Yara, Absinthe, Vert, Aunisette and assorted Cord ale Al PRIVATE SALE, nson Pongees,

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W, C, Haggerty, Auctioneer, BY JOHN HAGGERTY SONS. Store 109 Pearl street WEDNESDAY, May 13th, PACKAGE Sarr—d0 packnees Fore gn and Domestic Dry Gmods, comprising a geocral assortment of Spring Goods, at 6 mouths credit, Catalogues and samples an morning of sale, HILEA At 11 o'clock, at the Anetion Raom, Leghorn and French Hass, Leghorn and Britush Platt ‘rimmiags. Ke, —100 packages, the principal part belong me. voices of Leghorn Hats uw iting, of the well known marks N Cin atriangle, A Cand RW ina sex-angle, nr Landing trom the vessel, and comprising a large assortment at men's Hats, double and siugle white and colored boys and infants’ Hats, bobbins, women's Huts, &c., received per brig E editoria di T L To let cheap, the A Store No. 8 Burling Si Neo. 7% Pine street, Also, the Pw Josiah Richards, Aucuoneer, BY BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT, Store 1% Broadway. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Th o'clock, at the Auction Room. Books iNQuanrities —A large variety of Miscellaneous Books, School and Classical Books, Bibles and Prayer Books, Ae. Also, an assortment of full and halt bound Blank Boeks, Letter Pape r, ke. Among the collection are Dickens's Works, 4 vois 8vo; 3 Latever's Modern Builder's Guide, quarto; 5 Charkes O° ley, Svor 10 Walker's Octave Dictionary; 6 Webster's large Dictionary: 20 Naval Battles; 3 Scott's Tales of a Grand father, 8 vols; s Children of the Abbey; 10 Effinghams, 2 vols: 10 Quarto Bibles: 3 Anthon's Salles; 3 Almsied’s School Phiosophy: 5 Kirkbhand's Grammar; Croley’s Select British Poets; Howett's Visits to Remarkable Places; 5 Jo. seplins's Works, avo; 5 Melivane's Sermons, 2 vols; 10 Ma- cauley’s Tales or the Drama; Naturalists’ Library, 8vo; 10 Mariners’ Library he's History of Greece, 5 Milligaw's curiosities, Svo; bbins's Outhine of History, 12me; 10 Green Hand't First Cruise, 2 sols; 10 Nix's Mate, 2 vols; 10 Indien Warriors, 18mo, morocco; 10 Parley’s Third Beok ot History: 200 volumes of Maryatt’s Works; Bacon's Lives of the Saints, vo; 3 Hunter's Sacred Biography; 10 Parley’s Farewell Tales; 5 Rolleck’s History of the World, 4 vols, Catalogues may be had at the store. AT PRIVATE SALE. 20 dozen colored skivers, consisting of black, cream and maroon colors, in lots (0 suit purchasers, ITI NE 5 NEWS TROM DOWN EAST. —From i a respectable Merchant of Eastport, Me., Avg. 18, 1540, Doctor Jayme Please to send me a large supply of your valuable mediciwes, particularly of the Expectorant, al ave a great demand tor them the British Provinees, A gentleman from Windsor, (Province sf New Brunswick) was passing through bere on his way to Besion, to get cured otf Bronchitis when I recommended to him your Fx- pectorant. It did toe needtul for him, and he retorned home pertectly cored Joun Broxrorn The Expecioraut bas breaght one man to Lie here after i Lim apy, and be Lad taken othe, aint was called Consumption, happened to call in ard saw him ina very distressed situa ton. 1 recommended his wite 10 try the Expectorant, thinming that it might give um some ease and he would with my, but be recovered right anay. The less ay Liew me up nr Jin base J Brosrorop, Prepared ony Ly De. DD Jane, 20 South Third-st. Phila. felpton Sold by the agents hy the quantity or at retail No. 70 Fullonst, coruer of Goldst 100 Faltonst; 278 Broadway; 77 East Boadway, Price $1. my ld Lins ABAD SANDS, Drug sts R. RICHARDSON S celebrated Sher- 3 ry Wine Bitters, From the Dover (NH) Gazette, Dr. Richardson's Bitters. —1In our columus may be tound vertiseaent of a Vegetable Bitters, prepare d by Dr. Richardson, of South Reading, Mass, They are, as said to be, undoubtedly composed of a variety of valuable wed purely vege table matter and lram our own experience, 1s well as others, we can speak highly of their renovating and invizorating eflects upon the system. We have a on pimion of the Bitters, as they are not a quack nostrom, but tiscovered, prepared amd vended by a regular physician, a eraduate of the college of our own State, and who has said ou Lttle inthe way of pling them Linmself, but leaves it to those who try them to For the diseases that many are hable to, in the spring and summer, such as febnlity, is and pervous compli nts, ke, we say that these bitters will be found a sate, As good health 8 one y blessinos, we would early advise diseases to make a trial of Dr, an do ne harm, and may do coutident wm many cases they Lave, waleioes are unquestionably the ude themselves lyse it Liesitaie te pia, bili lo wereenale and effectual restorative, othe rreatest of eartl laboring under ardson’s Bitters nuch I, as Vegetables and vegetable nn such y Hey OW ost cougenial to the human system, For sale hy the ag B. D. Sadds, D"™zei 70 Fuitonest,, cor. of Golds, and 100 Faltonst. Also sold ny David Sands Co, No. 77 Fast Broadway, corr Market street, Abin, B. Sands Co., No, 273 corner of Chambersstreet, and by Druggists g throughout the cay and eountry, Price 75 cts, myl EEPING WILLOWS mournfully aver the s=avesof thousands who now might tl circles and administer joy to the Leartsof whose eyes mooht now sparkle with pleasure, and checks bloom with We roses of health, of Javue's Ex; ectorant had ea umely administered wo them, But they ne cred the ouly remedy wh ch could save them from Consamption, Asthma, and other kndred disweans, and they sank dewn amd died under their affliction let iheliv. ne take warning and immediately commence the use of this pleasant and certain remedy for every pulmonary dis pase. Prepared only by Dr. D. Javoe, 20 South street. Phis iadelphna, sold by the atents A, 8.vD Nands, Drury sis, Faiton st. corner of Gold st. 100 Fulton st. 275 Broad Fast Broadway Price $100, ml ye opr 3 -_: OTICE.—=Dr. J. N. BUSH'S SAR- A SAPARILLA SYRUP and Vegetable Narsaparilia Alterative Blood Pills are the oniy torm of Narsapan lia now awd in the city of Mexico and the whole surrounding eouns trv, alse in the Sout South-Western States, For certificates and im sew show Lills left with wither Wholesale and retail at Symes Pharma Bowery, Walkerast, and CH. Ring, Fulton, cor, CLf ~retal by Jas. HL. Hart, Broadway, cor, Chambersst., Hutchings, cor. Bowery and Broome, A, B, x D. Sands, Fulton-st, Prepared only by Doctor J. N. Bush, at his northern Chemical Laboratory and Chemical Works in the city of New-York, and at bis branch oiliee in the eity of Mexico, None genuine except tue name of John N. Bush is written on the label. Price 8150 and 81. Pills 50 cts prox, Zalmie* AE EECHES! LEECHES!'—Constant- lv on hand, rece ved (rsh ever pew arrival, a large supply of good size, healthy Swedisliand German Leeches, that will hie quick. For sale by the thousand, kandred, or lozen, and put up in 1Grfso as 1 be traasported with sale to any part of the enumtry. #0 Lweches applied by a competent person at any (une DAVID SANDS ch. Wholesale vl rota Druggists and Chensts, Animate the ww relatives and trends wrn and of the age a5 dw i. 77 eno Brondway, corner Market st. ALDRON S SCY THES. dozen Waldran's Corn and Grass Scythes (or sale hy mv Hstf WM. H WIGHT CO 1% Johnst, NEWTON DARLING'S SCYTHES. W dozen Corn, 1 doz plain Grass, 100 doz double ihbed Grass, ang 25 doz Bramble Sevthes, for sale by WM H WIGHT CO 100 John street, my ld ist Sole Agents in New-York,

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lod me 10 pris Jet me die no man [Cheers Iam the yv, tle all anchor of their hepe. cist in all this new as ever was fond oF socis Just as fon of heaatv—perhn hut if everthey in my eves brigh WOT Never more are this vy evel a Wi to try, or mine own from its scahbard was a professar ol mysell among th Sour as a deadly lay blood and au just as LE Ol il BOW as ever in my iraw the swor Cady DOW as ever wy, and from prison to a felon’s de ath—b d! don't let me die a dronkard! righ t—1 assure you 1 am right—and let the young, stotas te int, take this pledge and cli There is no gloom, there is no fana” ever 1 was a gentleman, 1am as much n the whole course of my life, If 1ev. ty—of refined, intellicent society—1 a lie. 1 ever the smiles <1 am getting a Little too old {for that now had a charm for me— i they ever appeare t and =lorious before=1 am sure that the ovous and grateful to my heart than they [Cheers Hever Phad an arma in delence of the hor Hing ror mvoeon- personal sonor—=that sword would lea boever enroll as soen now as it ever would, Lkonor and chivairy—i 1 ever at class who feel an impotation on tin insult, for which they 1 the vir their lives—make out a tair case and in my hie, A gentleman dos would not cease to be a eentleman because he is a Washingtonia: Why, from whom do we take our name” and what a ol rious idea was that? Waslungtouians—are we! and (ro one GEORGE WastutNcTox believe we take our title: it he were alive now—amd would the Lord his lite mig td have been spared for ever—he we have keen atour liea {Che re.) My word tor it, gentlemen a d lads, no mae M loss a gentleman for being a Washipgtonian—anot a whit des, The only Citlerence s—=that row he is a gentleman all the uly sometimes when you could have caugl time, and before o him sober. ‘That ’s just the odds; and it he vas w'ta ge teman betere, let hia come among us an I we'll male 2 ¢ootieman ot hin. We are not fair subjects, then, for tam t a charge of tucisim. Realiv, now, a cold wate fanatic—curious idea isu't it? I'd Ike to see a man become a fanatic on cold water. But 1 hay tH ended ex, ‘wen ia ny arg than havieg fashion But a wore desultory addresses on this sub nent before up trust be ex used (rom wandering Little to-night. Bug 1 Lave seen enough to convince mysell that the wutlaence this great cityv—this emporiain of wealth asd cominerce, wh ch mus be forth to be throwr I would, {Gentle befor powerial elel at, men and La ption 1 have met with here ther tor good or evil=is hence 1 into the scale of sobriety and temperance «av a word or two in relation to ere Lsha'l the lies: It must be lo: It is fir und perhaps if will be the iast time shall ever be in New vk. 1 did not join the Temperance Society ear enough: 1 waited so long that 1 must now quit pabl athirs and attend 10 the altars of private fe, and endoesvy wy private matters from the mminry they have sy His most prohah therefore, that 1 shall neve ain be lathe city of Now York; aod vet 1 feel mos deeply of ely for the attention yon have paid me 1 came some ten days since, I may an utter strange amone von. You had beard of I believe hot you ha he sthing bat evil; and sioce 1 have been in your eit Lave ea made the object of repswed attack, and have heen i in age well calculated to make m odious in such a pol ind retined society as this, 1 was pot ht attention 1 received at first, for 1 ey pect 3 ty t 5 a tate would draw a larg wid ts vace. But now tor a second and third tim van have shown me tae same gencroes Mindmess, will von NET av that 1 do not teal iI necessary for me «te y make one ef! to sponge from my escuteh- con the sta os attempted to Lave been cast upon it? You! vou have cone that for me, (Cheers) It is a sutticient re- FY to avgit thal bas been or that may be said against me sasumciest reply, 1 say, that three times have three mand ladies and gent emen assembled to hear the trat 1 1 sach Was mine, at i mn That's honor «1 wigh and reph p ho rg nay A w said inst me 1 Bi ie Ja 2 gainst me, w uh f nee se attacks. They are wm worthy of th Coase thew are ur worthy of vou and thes are entirely unwort! mwyse ll, Permit my 2 then, at a 1 NL elas y thagk vom for the Kindne el n ol ss Which vou have ex t m=, a i strong nterest yoo have felt in my 1s. 3 Never sh forget 1 Never eotlearn of City 1 N kit ui you pa N ny first arrival among wil 1 forget e which 1 ewe vou, which will Loil along my s thaanigates are shut in eternal res 3 Ta 3 Rou S'S Boat Pstablishiment, Jin AL N tar doors east of Cathe ine Market Che Suis i ot SOA loest and mus [a LL materia 1 enables} t i 108 APPIove ern. Balle eal’s Pleasure Barge, the AY t Ana, 0 Peel Washingion, Poughkeepsie; Duchess, of Hyde Park; Sviph and Wave Stewart, oi Logisville Mad lame Celeste, ARS, S 0! SWEEPS &SCULLR hm* aoe N= have antinned mn West street, Noo R ver side, and do al ay ba ess at my old Oar Establishment, 402 Water-si, tas sane all the expeases of one store, wiki sil Oars. Nw 0 Seals eaouch cheap PAY 167 coming trom VOPAre 00 he ity to the Oar lishment, 400 Waier- street, 0 aol above Caterine Machel m3 bus JOHN A. PEARSALL. lands, are carried hut by Sandwich on, the Hudson's Bay Company, termed un branch of it—by gentlemen w ind who have associnted themselves firm of Pelly, Co, mn 1 with a capital of me iron toolstons tothe 1 hile portion of ind considering, capital, the number, Simpson, PERM of tt A too, the immens<e an enterprise, country in ihe wihe will soon do somet) nts in the Oregon Territory, source from which settiem destrov the now ern World. desirmhble object, riend to the commerce of the Pucitic for the valuable services rendered the With great (espect, your obedis In the endeavor t much; vou have done his country, every persen must i werva HE RY “A. Hon Lewis F. Lisy, Senator of tte 7. 8 not act marc and oner most dire evils to American interests in the ually what may ho are tl chief members and stockholders of said company, der tl 1 ION i re than £15,000 000! He Most vain ra Pa unt of th of tl azents, and the pouey pursued by them, gre reason 1s there to fear that American commer in that part of the world must 2000 lower its fa But, sir, it 1s to be hoped that our Governme:r hing to Niel up the Briti and there! emanate tl Wis o bring about th mod ever inter feel as gratef fry V Vou. PR 1CF. 55% Broadway, A, Newman, Principal TeTSii¥, Newark, Mar 10th, 140, Cs to an Ang to let near the the oat use, so it Address A. B. at this a antag

Tespecta 1 wi he res 10 retain 1 be very moderate, J refer CIOS, des von and Commission L.braries, Oil Paint tooms for the Cash advasced on consignments Particular ution pad 10 ut«door sales of Real Esiate, Ke. No. 190 Brogdway, (vext dosr to stars fer for sale, at esi and most genuine teas (0 the world, in any less than 4 ounces It any Habmient should not give full sat.sfaction, bey be brought back —the mavey will he G ret ASSicAL and Commercial lostitute In tl tole purshased att tis reg sted t HL ARSICAL and English School, hase wnt of Church corner of Grand and Mercers The andersiened has been many vears in lus present lo HOD==CAR Z1ve he ost satisfactory rejsrences 16 patrons his School. lostruction ethe eat and eharges low, ad lm* JAMES LAWSON, Pring fol. S LECT School for Young 1. adie 8, OJ S Brow lwav.—Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Hinckley, Pr s. In this Institution oung Ladies will ek nstructe un all the branches of a thorough rlishy Po v 4 Orn mental Education. Terms moderate, Popids admitted AY Lik Luguestionable references ven, r tution veuny ntlemen will be instrocted the brane es of a thorough Foglish and Classieal education, prepar tory tor ¢o and commercial parsaits in bi er moderate, references given, No. B. Koons to let i colures and debat COC es mv4 lu AY AM ARR HGH SCHOOL for Youn y La stitution is under the direction of M ind Mra MARR INGTON. and 1 gned to afford a tt rough ar varied edacation, w ith 7 wl relerence to ul Among these is rear Wp Ary Npecial attention w the given 1 the ormamental will not be neglected FERMS For Board aad Tuition per annum tieassves BION Of Frech, Italian, German, Prawing and Music on Pia Guitar, extra, at an ordinary expense terenescEs—-Charles Bartlett, A. M., Rev, F. W. Hat ounghikeepse: Jacob Willetts, Washington, Dutchess N.Y Hs Exceiiency Gos Pennington, Re Dr. Weeks Ren 1 N ricsmade, S, 8 Morn s, Esq, Newark: FP fessor Mason, n vi 1wD kK 1tW* OL 1c k TO L ET.—A( Fo oe wl ney al Law tv Hall, at the rer myles Si GC FORGE O. BARTLETT, Book Aue- Privat gs, Engravings, Fancy Ant a Howard's Hotel) mvis Iw FEYHE CANTON TEA COMPANY of 121 Cwathancst. New-York, the jueninw wm Leas “rr estn it YIRANDOLER. —=Beach Sexton, 112 new Chatham-street, now offer tor sale an assoriment apd 8 Re bronzed, gilt a i silvered Girandoles, Astro I lar Lamps, Gothic wa, 3, in sels OF separately, ether with a general amor Il Of sive a 1 ake-Baske te, Candlesticks, Briiansia Tea Sets and Cotle a. the re ihaep sold very jow I ps rebronzed a Tet equal Wo pew Roc KERY Ye rritts. A Pa; wery, have constantly on han sorted stocks 10 hu ond ae city ciad ing Ct an I Te a Wares, Stone or G t= Jo, (white and or indoles, Acral Lamps. He “0g bish Bri, ets, rich Cut Glass, Ke.—all of the xewest style a ualiy, at very low p rt myll im paper. OHN WARWICK, efner in general, No Purchaser Jenelers and Silversma macings, Leaiclls, Parting Bars, Coarse Gut and Plated Metals, Bookbuder's Rags, Kec. 1% fan: at

To d EO lesale and rewul, dasianuy on hand cheap for cash of ne of the replated Castor N. I Does MERRITTS PAGE, 100 Bowery OVEY'S TRUNK REPORITORY. opposite Cedar. ~R. HOVEY my every descrip King Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valises approve LO wn Rweep Smelter anc AT Johan sires, New. Yast. ws ly BEE 8 Xe hall's Last Speech Oregon. EDICATE I) C ANDIES.=Dr. Flem REAL EXRTATF speshail 8 Las ov thea v #s WORM CANDY is undeniably the most per x 28 Hen Concluded. The to letrer Is from an toc 1 iyi total extermis Worms in 3 iO L k. Ta hi vorkshop with a supe unthenit i men do not a us—it captain, just returned oom the i any hing of the kind repares. Cl We rior 3 J. Locke in Foul LE BE arts ot rn fire hit soul and abs zives information of the progress like it, Lisw ted vegetable and pertectiy 35€ o; N \Gh OF wine strange thi y 5 amb rg 15 i ow REE A y n 0H ragimal does it. G ppropriation of the trade, and ait DIARRHEA CANDY, prenared from his celebraced Ay 10) LI T-—=Pleasant Rooms awd oe ka Iw I One among a regions of the Nor Lers 1 Pacific, wh 1 80 r Balm. is said t worn ters ail how el i £ors N Wallstreet £T Brusway “A be Earth than amen the hi imjressed upon the Simei an p Li a ie RSs Of prin iho LH 9 Ho es. ni even there they are unknown ys Bostox, May 1, 1944 fii CATHARTIC CANDY certainly oper wenn J For ET. ES three story ouse Sef No am Bw <a tw know of some ot the UH Lives ooo hahile fever, ‘ans raca mbued not ot with the ein nt pians ol thie British Hu Or re yall cases where phys Noes yis 2 [Fo Te ard stacy Store 1 i 1} er ttt naRREet a te &h with another apd a higher life—inhaied oe n the N Pacific ncean, 1 beg pot surpassed—beside, it is as pleasant 10 take as pe] N D et, A first rate stand 7 we hv which he became not only a v 1} 3 twn ahov wirils of his Crea ¥ie C ND tiveness stiow, dis but a living soul: man destin it JH 5 DIRxER 3 DY. by rb Fre ye 7 OO L.F 7 oom, Bedroom, y an- nan ma x little lower than the angels—m? of the 1 st aches and t Won use And J FF o a sm family a'l ot! creatures-—=to whom is Jive eo wy hardy and safe. Bo tly Rent [ow Inquire of J. Ls ie moarted the pr I of reasna Ww ant candies prove their Git nm 1" Akg b sx oh a fi i nan to whom is impatted The BEC dat oer s COVERT S BALN OF LIFE r all aifectians of For LET, for sale or exchange Che gazed the oth BY 3 i remnes JR Hp aii pall ah Avenue and 123 i enmsents Lest t0OY his powers and to kis ow Mer Cov 1 Lave p fit from a dreet mit Ea RON he off ed at what 0 n f Lite A pp pr wired hu ap hae Ow ot Yam nes Lie chest asioned by dvspeis a0 ih id FeeThe two-story Brick o describing dese g i anc! sav ry i igs 1 eo N the rv ar buildleg ofr vow r what 1 say sbouot the dro ly restore ut a reas rot ali’ vi ard as al to r 1 never saw one yet whe ht or privi of frequenting all ports, THEODORE TAYLOR, Jr, £12 i$ TURAN Kk CO, 72 Seuth.al wards Lime 1 have been class sounds, rivers, &c., W in said territory, and ee at 19% \'n New pe TO I'—'} he Store No. 373 Bow- mix 1 F i 1 4. it lo oN P lore a i acknowledee it, nor am r forts and trading wit he i at TX me rans os Bol ‘3 Bret Coock sion at edge it another effuct ranted by the Russian-Amer Mi-% i at 75 Fuld Brook r 9 3 “nn trot advocate against 1 Ra ge rey H wi ratls and Hever Fur Company to the Britsh Hud<on’s Bay nN FICE 0 RUPTY] PERSONR. 5 i I os vy hou t hut his bh uth ana neve i a ard til] hie is past a wmny, for t! ters 8 years i —Dr. A. G. HULL. No. 4 Vesey sireet, A r HB wall dni i. oh or 3 i fed 1X x <1! V i Lil 1842: and for wiieh the latter are to p ann i= New York.—Pers A i “8 i Fhe aa on! hom ha} y the i go z House, N Bat 16 Temuverate dripkers let me make a last appedl My. four thousand fur Of Va fr t his off FRY street. New York wine: SRI Je B 4 minerals dr er whe sno p 312 rate of t te 8 of his APOUS ente in the ne 1" I'here never Was an intempera phar Ww ereof In 1 v. at Lis i i a 3 nm tdi OG —there never was a man who sw Fy 0) ste or 30.7 “tates. Farenis R be ca x ACR mn. RIMBALL Wall street $e net demand ase ICT SBY UyY S y Dr. Hull's Trusses, 10 se they wilh I *l RA 8. Vad Af A yt i re ty juwed the f a that ROY CAIN) n above-named lease the Russians i wr N er rt 3 ANTED TO RENT—A eountry thers ver was é {to ruin aud 10 de? 2s YIP TUATAN Hes Vie 3 on teh i ph 1 t he was Jed y however, reserved to then pe. dpi thot all at Lis 1 og t rity, os Y hh Say brdwebiienis Sitka, or New Ar angels nich ec, nt radical and pe ANCL, sO as Nee oy WASHING TON. ET AY. po Lito my rate droning tr t s y 5 $i se v ir probably are aware, the Russians have a iar of wear Lid Wirs1ay St ary wif la u aman who now sits wiilement—the depot and headquarters et iv ager progres the rupture may ba tow err A I'o LET from the rst day ol next i} he stated a fact which oq Ir Lra4e with the Fox siands, Aleutian 1siand ation. a Mav, three rihs of the ‘oa story of the Fran) 1 1 n grder twely r Vv Cnr with. 5. SM oh in fact. rather greets my theory wd the cor hare westward of Mount 8 2 ore Si I ae wl s fy eas Riba V Ann 2 Noss Ty al r born druol }oistans ely existing at fun TAS NT ne, ar for mere tha ars 1 ov i 4 3 haussians ately Truss Office, and is 8 us 1s é 4 To i Is T—To a respec cal ble family. welve mon her places within said territory, eased to the Cle in tin wardoetre et: afi ard. But he ok the pled;ze 3 hong a few d8Ys Hudson's Day Company, have ol cousequer crONS Agents ahd ns, f SPT He told of the terrible agonies he red (or a few a 1 tic il's erie Evan i Er er tom be wave it up-for, renarkable as it may appear, it Deen broken up. Thus the Hudson ny Come [Tose ut Dic Hlairs eeichs pa J wel i he threw 4 ,t ial most terrible disase, delirvum tremens any, not content w ith mon wpelizi o the here! lied ou=they re n inskiliful su 1 3 hanicrs y 3 ney better t tho ordinary 1 y and be descriised the horrors of that most horrible of ‘ore profitable trade of the Americans, of sup] Rrous nics, dud a7 ary +4 i'0) T in Brooklyn, 2 handsome even the fends which clung ind Russinn settlements on the northwest coast, one AMOS (6, HI rl, x C0) at a ts pees, th al p aus whispering all manner oft by have now completely cut them off also from =!i Dr. Hull has at the request of several respectalue phy et 3 s walk $e i nat te mot bim to weuch a drop of alcenoi—a rade with the most valuable fur regions in ti cians, tery in AT og bY ye i hs ving $4 i Lie is sate] tell every man who hos imbibed an appet yO gy pie q ati Sw oo} Tross tos a t chi Yicks to ke the pledge and you 2 ar dr 3s DO i. ig y apy a he tn 0 what horrors did Whether the arrangements made between t I A OR RALE=Th at very de sirabl e pint 5 i Wok it—and w took it— Lat horror T<1N yr Vo enol Of the deur um=—tor thank God I never finssians and English, above a) ded Bide rp T HY DHL AND r J OR Tr HE end sar J k tho! 5 Coat wis i that ;—but ft that 1 I yirlded to this accurs ormable to the treaties existing belween Lae Ui Xp: in ves on ot EY i vet, a 3 n Varek, w abpelite that once was Jost for ever. and that i- ted States on the one part, and those nations 1 H Cie te Sis oe Ee ee ua For particulars of JOSEPH Temperate drinker, or a wer as 1 called myseif-- i Lively on the other, leave to your bet vented in 1051 e Dr., with uivice aml app A S “Art OOMPE. 121 Walker st. that was approx ue that line which if passed nowledee to determing r ad sav t t is cxicnaive acorns i that loathsnire thi ra droskard—and nes g yim in Europe ae weli this HOOMR TO on at. 3 Broadw av. te Ole re tn be free (1 With the doings of the Hudson's Bay Compa Sirned, VALENTINE MOTT, MD at 1" Parte and: Bed p drone, so terrible a desire to be iree a a Scr A om Farwds bdr y bh 1 found myself involved never d it Puget’ Sound and the Columbia river, yox a New York, July 1, 1741 2! Im hap res. fit Farssiahm tae ru NI 0 Wineh nd mys H eed ran ee a 7 oe 1shiriuk from any thing with such horror. would have foutitiess fully informed: however, at ANDR'S Concentrated Sarsaparila.— t y me God '—an iron bar heated to a wile ommeenced by them in Calorma Wii aul it EB Lar yparitia is b wn to he ane be, Ay pu. Als the f hen lie tt t had burned to the hone if Icon my saving a lew words. th a k th by ot 1 “woo wu have driven away thet appetite that was destroying my b st San Francisco th baad gunn, the bole wrengih of Amy DWELLING HOUSER at h ET and making me a thing for win h there is no class house, ae ot treading cen which was rIrate to a nid ext t grea er. wh y.8 CHEAP RENTS® A very de TW es tOr whole boundless universe of God, (Cheers) I «uvi BRE Hsp: and tf 3 2 hips this extract i fm Hemse. N si Shmaiiial 3 0 he's Parks i 1 wrchandisel ana they n tin ar to hav td 1 which is ws ed are ant thee nes the 0 Fad py Ek Ta vie Liel=1 took the pledge, and have sever wanted to ari N Ny rw y Cherrvsstreet, N 4 will y J ace of the Mw kind each of the prinet; strength and me 1 t of any r kind, ther t n re; als a Ho ein Avenue B, since: and [would net drink aga n—1 woud not have th a are n Shad For L thy hued. ot to pets sia—not if this earth were ose perfect and ¢n WITS m pper alifornia. WO Vessels are Dull mors from the system, su as N or King's Fv S E by EN T41C KEL S. tire ehiry eset all over with the richest gems of Ge gm Loudon, intended for the BA wisi ih A jae ert Cancers, Vicers, Mercurial Diseases, FeverSores, 7 77 Nassau-st, 2 story, ach ot if the ereateity of New-York had reached ib! for the coasting trade and after completing i i Jakikin, Disenire oft fp hen Hi, pad yo 0) ht T—TThe E. yom on the oiat of eloey and of wealth which twenty five or fif their cargoes, to carry them to England, Thee iH lv bal sermanently on The comtitation,” 18 iat hs 1 414 ph iret X and Su (nes st give it=—=when it shail be the emporiom of U thines, witl others, give every indication that it excellent spring ar summer purifier, and in proper doses a 5 a Royeich Hall. The riches of the ile world—when all the earth shall pour the purpose of the Hudsn ’s Pav Company Ri oh tphoretic: a Jax Fexerisn Nt it ved ventilated, and has a small Roo 10.its broad all the wealth and pro Bn monopolize the whole hide and tallow trade of LIONS excretions, ther ve ow wel 5 I wi I'he ior circulation and distribution—when this shall be U yy Finmgias rhe the patient pet A= yw for Litera dh ations. wirlity heart of all tae world whose every pulsation shal onst of alitorni f—t role which now mpio sn i H Th gay SN ier ¥F whi 3} i he 4 y at auy time on aj hi wion os ni. wend comfort and plenty to every part of the earth=no! not f mere than half a million of American capital nm coubtinl cases, and in various complaints in wi i ticulars apply to R. WATTS, Ar a wealth, when this great city shall Lave reach At the Sandwich Islands the company have a the constitution is enfeebled and es to he invigora ed, r tal _ 4 ee 4 Pain y the hone do ley J50s AT ot I Nor that li ghest point of opnlence—were pla ed at my (eet—p) mee trading establishment, and have commence Paine inti yo es ah jogs, and rs EHS py om As FARM and Country Seat or Sal y i re of mercury, Hady oF BF 11d Hots u nd two acres of my honor ard hy my soul would not Lave that appeti engaging the commerce oi the country, with v= Persons making sea vovages will find it a most valvab! the hi Ff GN EY ceturo.—1 would spurn the bribe and cling to my pledge in b jont designs to monopelize it, if possible, and to pI le 1) use, as it cleanses tbe blood and system gv re rally fwhiel conta 00% vil be sol 3 0 {Choer 4 md prevents every inlet to disease, <shanged 10 av k Bie and in death. [Cheers] drive oft the Americans, who have heretofore be Testimoniaks of its value and superior efficiency are dai. v nd i i A oul in tan house 1s new HN a “w io 5 oy foul ees its chicf creators and conductors. iy Fece ved. The allicted have only to try it, ad be core uit trees rv. chanze tor the whole work wy should I seit miy nia ioe y vineed, fl Lock. 3 ave been intor ned by one of the arents of 3 Also 0 y 3 Y ACTOS, 4 mi les from Lo Lmod and become a brute? na! Make me what else vor I p hy 3 y i Pre pared and soll wholesale and retail, and for X porta- with a y wl vod buildings. Land of the f in poverty te 1 the Hudson's Bay Company, that the nericultued tion, by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, No, 79 i} pars Jest: fm HC over” at Loves ase: make me a criminal—steep me in TTR g Taper, est 6 d W nah wea fixed ob vet for scorn 10 point i's and commercial operations of the English ar Northsn ro Her of Gold street; and No. 190 Fulton, w's Hotel, 34 Park k yw, will receive attention; or to M. YELY RS TEA gash “r 3 1 i) Rs ta v yea 1 -5t mi? 5* «slow Yan wing finger at’ ste on ae in every bellish erime Poget’s sonnd, ColumMia river, Calitornia, s Also, sold by David Sands Co. No. 77 Fas Rn adway, B Nassar corner of Market street: Abraham B. Sands Co. No. 770 SALE—="T'he three story Brick re orner of or r Price a X pbxa cornet Chamber New-York 3 AND LOT OF GROUND, Na. 35 a7 A 8 ewe! Madison and Heoryestreets, The 2in J OTIC E.—Morison's Hygean Medicines Los 2 Dy ws ioe, or the House 2%. y 48 fect, with 12 och i r kort —="T1 walls v's work under the apenatendence of Ar 4 from the British College of Healils, Longon 1 Goaree traland, There are ten fre places in the House subscribers having been appointed the Attorneys of Messrs H Whe ia Morison, Mont Co. and Agents for the State of New. seven of wh are finished wilh diarble chimney. pieces. J iy hg as 2 There isn vy cell vide he whole, paved and divided York, have received a large assortment of Medicine direct 4 x as ase under the trom the Brit Collese of Health, Ls on,” ar v us H aj i! A oh wie A der. The to suhhiv the Agent wre liberal terms that vn NCE i v Con raer. PF} Po To" Sgvuts on ge rr 8 ed 8 He mav by seen ever veen the hours of 12 we of 5 Ww Al edd oi EM For ther re at ply to 1 nleas imme eo apDiication to the <0 CICK, irther will plegse make immatnie application Jo the js eat ouNneis, wiv BNL COLT South stro. 1 Hi t ate it, ol com are regnested to make immediate pavment ta the AL r= he W hitel lead Works anders need, as thes only are author Lod do Jivereceints wr he ‘N ckpx County of Celumhia oe “2 OFk ding the NEL mio Agents for MORISON. MOAT LOC sat Of ine gre: estate. Sr portion of AJ 4 x [ITA x ve voctod —melad H, DEAR! What can the matter he |e su v head w os 2 erected —in lading 8 ase thareot prethier with ail in Dear, dear, what can the matter be! poor Davy w sp a ih EF Yet wheels. n LL aruly go mad with ail his putting about Lollipop Fail, 500 er atl 10 the premises, or otherwise, and i Rio Steaners and other contrivances 10 Cato a penny, poor yy Erreps awed or reaaired "the ThA ello the Merchant, the Milliner and the Mec anie, wil "AY 5 in Lend, PeTIR isn WT cheap is the eleapest equal to the best, and arts that w Al 3 e righ iy E Yr R Ble work. will also excite attention, J. B. returns thanks for the hbera x d or zg of Wi al i natronaye already bestows which has encouraged him to 3 manuta ng hitelead and t ad p_— Prestr s sty table for Is Nn well and 1 9 Eins Ma ext, and if not dip ad of by atday, the same will 1 Na comnection with a party in the neighborhood Soviet tl 4 Act on at iv, at k o 5 bo! who have recently tase to resemble my wr. 5 1" ol a) Woe i 00 “Yankee Pros,” 274 Bower y ha DA gir! my 18 61" BR Rs Yank eal ot Hh i" Fre Med k Lin sat Law, No. 53 Wall street, "4 1s r ING Rpring Notice.— Xell-Rocking v mn 1'as DAY iE LPS, Aigner. Ac. ANY virs, with seli-ad r foot rest; Morchants® Of. ORK, A rw, Chairs, (see th in ee s¢ at the Cu <t n House Much i 10 nm I) AL It fine eHNessee Landa a rR BB A AP. SMITH, 25 Liberty-st. mvi72 Post 8 ww KING Faron ule 0 AC RES Hinsis Land for sale at Ty F, between errand 9 L a Rate Voor wrvscbor 8 King's Cha rs have been awarded the First Pr nn ol ents Per acre hg Ars ply to se two last Fairs of the American Institute, and are wat SMITH, Lier tyes ree ted superior to any ie this country or imported. mid tf WAaMNTE h—A Jare haser for a sinall <5 at we les {ror EORENCH POLISHING PASTE—This rhe 0 o, stud tn wiles x! vs of w t n or OF Aix article a comMination of elementary substances hav. Po be yer a strong atfinlt r each other, which unite and form ld ad LES Vie particulars apply in ad Wie n its character. The brilliapey 7! ml Ww N s to inst N 5 0 ni 8 rab i Arts to the 7% FOR SALE. —Varzains! Bargains t ol mal ny. re On ol Vv. Ital an n iy i eh exchange, £43 tracts of Randsor CADS ke i. Is J i gerus each, of a suneror very little [alsar LO restore the art 3b IY to ARE. covered Wiy SRe ti v waale hy A B Sands C wiote oak, d heack, walnut, made and sycamore, vay. corner Cham he pra Fhe s adapt nl wa, ORty COLON, tobaee Hon Fy 1 CD sa s Co. ks 8 PORES he above las will} sold »t 195 cov in Yl ree prices, aml on (ems to suit, of'they will ba ex. p wed tor almost any Kind handze., For nmps, "EVER KNOWN TO PAIL l=Fover grams and Pu APY 1D FINE hE Azue Ca Fever, Damb A nit A. PP. SMITH, 5 Liberty st. Fe LITE ue Ife IY} ear A we cot and Remitent Fevers, and a various forms of RR FLORIDA LANDS.—-A heautiful 8.1 ous Diseases speed ly and thore y v y Doct xh i ries (yooni’s ce VIE L Title sputable, —The sub. art fas ve ‘a 5 rized 4 o shea Pianta t o Ale ve Ve -r I alt and vine N 1! e side Y ci 1renis this gt it 1 p ws, IL is st wr sale 1 Hor Sle; Ly I FREON WITH, ge ares t Law, 7 Beekmanst tn. C4 96 Rie we) UN v ry [rE thirty Building Lots.=Attention is re- «1 her tyn: J ho Bri on a avited 10 the sale at the Merchants Ex 4h pl +B odes avid 1 w E11 Ludlow, onl fav, Mav 19h, of valua- er, Lc. 4 vi Lots at Staten The Public are assur. AVING prese te ed to the Publie the vil prremptary ts. Every lot claims of mv first p r.inow ry mig 6ie* i ni t ba etiyre 1 _ oof fe pe ee yy TH mer ariel AL ARE STU BRORN PHINGS. THR a posit a 1 deed AY is he ly IN x «at that s+ Poudre Subtile will perma- red 10 the American public forthe pleasure it affords irom the part where it is applied with- grant, producing a rich ar at- v0 skin. Tobe had at the old estab- but possesses qualities of shi aotbing ar fishpnet 67 W reel one GooT ITO Broadway, and aL 547 ire, as to raise it far above any rivalart cle, As IB Ves e. Another fact is that Gonraud’s True tried my Cologne have foand to be all that Water of Beauty wili thareughly exte inate tan, pim wles and 1 said. so they who use this Cream will a kn swiedge that er ta juvenile healthy appearance the half of its virtaes have not here heen t ar ne ard arms a radiant whiteness a2 J LINDMARK, athamt. Beware of spurious celebrated cosmetic, astringe rutuons to the «kn act om injurious {IQUGHS, Colds, Pam in the Side. R aig. and Somoleling mud nT ng Blood, Paipitation of the Heart, are dangers: "5 Gory VEGE ARI ROUGE nt s to trifle with, housan<s of lives are annually re cate 1 pe ra P wary h ark pi Iiwparts a delicae swnte e. movable by rsmira. St 1 TNS WAY, Ruety Dea of I with a lit th, 0 cents per bottle. sense knows that these diseases are wol Con! a no <p sumption, and unless cored must ove fatal. Dr. Allen's Or Spa OUR AH oe i L w p Est 3 Like Balsam of Horehound, Liverwort and Plearisv Root will eh wl 3 kis od wy tho he, ala- sure the above diseases, We hold ourselves ready and 3" es A vont the Ln mous rope. ling to prove this statement, i( any person who vy Tv Rtas: Rr Drevagas B isp Urixae eed of Dr. Allew's Bakam will cali on Dr. GU TON, fers nd oa Sums fag ail tre Roy 33 Agent. at 127 Bowers mi? i R. BARRY and RUFUS LOCK. UY INNEFORD'S PATENT IMPROV. 8 7 5000S COLLEGIATE asd MERCANTILE i) ED ELECTRICAL FLESH GLOVES and xTRAPx SC 00 a EN FIL Breaitwey, ander guspiees wodues a herithy state of the system hy wi without the 0 4 themiselves and T pe Vr Such iene “sk of Learing the skis 3, asall the ordigary Horse-Hair Gloves dm lols ai a Ser we Riayat he ate liable to dao. ail Fs several depar of Cellegnate and w rreat value of the Horve-Haw Repovator as a ther Me i i x div As il saying that their peat agent When apphed othe human body is now tao eStau HE mAs Al io that of any othe: KNOWN 10 every one whe has paid the [rast aftention to the 2 1 Ca oF 2 ag may he Obst ned iportaece of a healthy action of the skin 19 require farther pom be 35. Woe Lix "LA im ra dh 2 1 oument, For sale by A. B. SAND= X CO, 275 Broadwa yf Cham bers-sirest, Granite Builiing, ED or GR \Y H AIR n may ay be ol changed AYDEN'S Premium Pens.—A\ Silver Hors. Sr iy Tot 25, ack Taran OF, pee Medal was awarded J. Hav! toned a reputat on far surpassing ali others now sed without the least it ary either tn eorner au harp or en for is very sap or Pens" by the American lost ast Far. T we. and may be Government have give them the and the best the bar Hersto ore the difficulty of procuring a 1ce ountants and many of the public will pee r cola the hair Las aeterred many from r Pens. They have jastly obta yg heat reputa But now this diffi is removed, a= all who Wn, and are got sgroassed Fe aed BY any in the conmry. the Dalian Dye have berne wilimg testenony of Forsale by A B Sands Co, 273 Broadway, hamersst; AB D Sands, F alton, corner ot 1#0 Falwn, corner of Williani-st and Sands t Broadway. als Im \LM LE AF HATS. —100 doz. Palm Lear Hats, very fine) for sale st. up stairs, by DUNHAM JUREEN, House and SizngPanters, The trade are gros ed at the yotarer’s press hy the i Gate AYDEN, 5 Plattstreet. Arents also for Silliman's School and Counting-boase Ink Stands, 4 myst MPOSITION ROLLERS of the best C material, and qualiy. and of all sizes cast at the OF foe of the New or ki. Ww. (he Press Rou, nquie of J. RICHARD! Tu LESH assorted qt a fame atv myi7 lm* hasten B AMORNING BANY, rom the Steamboat LINE FOR \lL- Per foot “arw Wa aeamboat ALBANY, Capt, J. 6G. J¢ (Wednesda ‘elo kh, N re Gorta asa 1 v Aatrret, All Gods, Freight, Racorage, Back Riles 2 her h perty, taken, shipped, or boar! this boat e at the risk ol Lhe OWRers Goods, Freight, wr Baggage, be. i PEOPLE'S LINE FoR AL RAANY at ot ierme nd us steam! LAO THA ERICA, 1 BH nhoat pe lv pC Schnltz att x re T n rot. A riy wo PC. i“ TB AL hinds of property taken ovly at the risk 0 NING LINE of Mesm nV WwoeED wl BOSTON, vu Ye, r ver C y i the ROCHESTER, Capt. A. PSL! aves nesday and Fridav Alternoons at J LW SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. Brag wes Tu am Bt ray le tons, at olla Ls new substantial, (arn HER _ at for speed and ac ied sD rf ah apply ta P, C. Schuitz, atl L 5 Te PPOSITION TINE A Fare XN) cents Be ts steamboat Ww ASHINGTON, 5 d a i] _ h York, will hersafte ave 4 ye Ww 4 Wa mny ay Rte i! a sare each way at! i! r ens Kingston Po 5 18) m0 nr RARDOLPH PAL (TIN, 132 Wes eS ol i FARE AND FRE 1G REGULAR MALL LINI y STONINGTON Comp 1 Gf Lu wing si Steamers u no on w wt a dence and Bosion a Pp vicle Ra LEAN The MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock RHODE ISLAND, I haver NARRAGANSETT, Woolkse MONEGAN, Var t a Ibe steamers of the Line for Roson and Prove Stoninglon will leave p No. 1, R. Battery Flace a o'clock, P.M vv, N 1¥s OX ‘No. 22 Broadway NG OR NE with RG Hand, 1" ells. West PP X hay CIANMES MADISON (art oN He wih 1 leave Warr street ry. PVETY (LU EsDAY i YRIDAY EVENINGS, 20 2 ale k. a Ba whages or Parcel wk B or Sy put oi his boat w itheut being ered onthe boos of th reinted fOr. W wo rik of the on ers thereon STATEN ran a STEAMER SAMSON, will Eos MNTHE Not. [LANDER STATEN ISLAND. LEAVES WHITEHALL, LEAVES At 3 o'clock, A. M. At g'cionk, A.M. “10 3) 55 3 PM. LN 2 3 y ik 1 o fe. bi goods st ped. are requir 4 to we particularly ah “po ANEW YOR K 10 ARTON, Pa.—-PEOPLE'S n 8 LINE=Throug! hioors, are only Two Dollars, toi Leave pier No. LN. R., Bagi Place po ock, A, daily Sundavs exeepiod, by steams a Ware Witch, to Flizahethport, then to take the ean of the F. Town and Son road to Somerville, leaving ony Momiles hy Coa less than by New Mroamwick For seats apply 13 Cauctiandt stre ir OF board A Dn. H wenmpany the passengers to 8 erviiie, and reader all asosta CCEEATY, mn T. POW i iLL COs Line ‘or NEWRITEGHE, landing LLNS, Fo FOINT, and COLD SP steamboat Hirhlapder, toot af Waren-si, oy Mosday, 1 at4 P.M Return vill le at 7 A.M, and Tuesday mn for (reight or passage apy 01 LW Baerace and (reight of all descriptions, Bank b In Or ape cio, Loard, wrist he at the risk of the owners thereol, tor the same rN as of lading or receipts be signe OR STUYYES Hh wlson, SANT Ioand- sake, [ote med ate n The prin den pi py ROR, the Steamboat Per ont of C A ers Aree, dav) a hing at 5 o'cloe Feo psa might, apply on board er to JAMES NICHOLSON, cor. West and Ch ambersats, Regular days trom New-York, Wednesday and Saturday and Stuyvesant, Monday and Thorsday CANEWARK NEWYORK. Fare only 13 coms, The splendid aa! CONMIO oRIs st Amer PASSAIC, Capt, John Gady, bein completely and elegantly refitted, wll comunence her revues lar trips fi r the season on Thursday, March 10 leaving oll Ws Foot of Barclay st. N, Yerk, At 10 o'clk, A. M. 40%clk po. AtTho'clkoa mK 1 o'cll Fr On Sundays the Passaic will leave New-York at 10 A, M, and P. M.—Leave Newark at 74 A. M. and 120'clock, M I 7 Freight of every description carried at very reduced mh sm ould, ‘apt. J will This (Wedies- mel Centre Whart, Newark, sth rates. n Bee mOR PEFRSKILL, VER- x Ti ANCK, Grassy Point, Sing-Sine, Tar. Low, rry, Hast Eh and Yonkers. Breakiast and Dinner on hoard, The new and splendid steamer OLUMBEUS Captan Ww. Stans, will leave New-York from the foot of Chambers stre ot. every wr ne [¥r days excepty dl at 7 o'clock i amd returning, leave Peelskill same day at 1 o'clock, P. M. wl, each way. v, Bank Bills, Spe- pped, mr Hut such Landing at N t at the risk ot the aw ners ol ee) F on KE v PORT and Mid fe The steamboat HOPE vie Mid own Point air k. A. M tide permitting toot of Rol aching at Seguine’s Dock, Stat viet, INO *h way hold or art of the county and bagraze at ther A of the owner thereal formation can be had of B.S Wyekoil Co, PLIZABETH-PORT AND fe NEWYORK FERRY COMPANY, New A rangement. Fave 124 Cents, wo steamloats WZ TERWITC Hand CINDERELLA lv da ly! rom Elizabeth Pr rito Ni w-York, touching at New Bright and Port-Richmond each tr py as Dllows: On and after the 11th day of April, 1842, Leave Elzabeth-Port, Le ave N. York, pier LN, R, AtEL GK dpvcloek, A.M. and) Ard} and 104 oel’k, AM. and At 2 and 4 o'clock. P.M At 2, 4 and 6 o'clock, P. M. On Sunday, Leave Elizabeth. Port at 2 and 120o'clock, A. M oe CR, Leave, New. ‘York atloo N. RB. —Pasengers for We Bound-Brox Partin &ke., by town and Somerville Railread Cars, will t 10 o’cloek boat in the mor boat ia th NOG. e Hore leave the front of the Union Howl, quarter of hour previous the parture of each hoat, and at 4 rM, lock, A Macdat2ands id, $eoich Pla meryile, ate ar wm VA baggage it the risk of 1s ower, md y an =e BUFFALO and Green Bay. The team packet ship COLUM John Shooks, will leave Butlalo for Green Boy July 27th as follows: Wediues Wednesday, av, May 4th Wedneseav, Aug. Joeky Wednesday, ith Wednesday, Wedneslay, "Sept, Tih Wednesday, Wednesday, 2ist Wednesday, July 15th Wednesday, Oct, Sth [eave Green Bay, every other Wednes wpply tothe Captain on board Neal COOK %C 0 102 Broad street, N.Y. OM. TOMLINSON L CO, 0 H.ONITLES «CO, ALR. COBB K CO. PL PARSONS CO, Return dav. For or lo vo, she will freight or Dassage, Quay st. Albany. al’ dm B ro, N.Y NEW-YORK to Easton, Pa.— "nied States Mail Stage.—Through in Nie Hours—Via Jersey City, Newark, Elizalwin. towa, New-Brunswick, Somerville, North Branch, Clinton, ke. Fare throuzh to Easton $2—from New-York to Clin 2 56, and trom Sonwrville to Easton $1 50. Passengers will leave New-York from the foot Lb or r sires t bv the [Fewdersy Railroad every sunday.at 9 o'clock A. M. for New-Brunswick, there to take oroceed direet t ke For sen appl ly at the Ra Ire "Fcket Office foot of L erty street, New-York, or to the Conductor of the Tran Returning, this line leaves Easton, (from the American Ho. 0c lwck, A except Sanday, arriving of New wick in time for the morning ta iroad Line from Pli- P.M. “RIC HARD STOUT, Prope FASTERN DIVISION NEW. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD —Suner Arrangement The Company's Steamboat and Barges (Captain A. H. Sanliz) will run in connection with trains or cars between the foot of Duane-street, New-York, and Goshen, as (ollews Foil PASSENGERS Daly (except Sandavs) from April lst to Mav ton tor. 1st, leave Goshen at 7 o'clock, A. M., ak arrive in New York at il; “From May Ist to Sept. Ist, leave Goshen at So'clack, A, M., and arrive in New-York at 104 A.M. Leave New-York at 8 ocloeh, P. M., during the season, aad arrive in Goshen at For PRE 1GHT. Leave Goshen at 2 o'clock, P. M. on Mondays, Troesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, and arrive in New-York the same even. Leave New-York at 5 o'clock, A. M.on Fossdavs, Wel. Recdayy; Fridays and Saturdays, asd arrive ju Gosten same H.C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent. dng eons. Match 3. 1842 ma MEPICAL CARD.—=Dr. Morrison. (or- Jes Ay ir Fenn he Satish Navy, cau be eon suited daily at kus office, 2044 Fulton-street, with te confie dence of lus iriends ws dm and inthe 46'- day except A COURT of Chancery held fur 2 New-York, tthe City of New) ww of A LA DRE 5 rut. 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3 i New} Crit yp on “a uss A E.R x A Ket Ww 1 Ke nw N Ia A 1 a“ Arty de A HIZAM WALW C. Nn Sobia wy T a Court of Chancery hel (0 i state of New: Y kat Cy New-) 5 I Stale WN Hi Ww i Aira ~h 1] m Sa a i e balan! st ie ant» Ww asd the Niate Vass etl i sa sate or Wis “in On mobs wies SR A Bis WW an HL W 2 =m wsonith, Seth W asl, William 1 tal Alexa er We sof, mid ea Woause r aj Va ho cnte (RL OO) LAY i Compan sN W i r ttl y o case ot 1 ri thelr answer on werls Lo the ng! be LEN BN yv the vol eo servodd X tor, W ive ail LOO) that 0 faut thereol v baat Oil is aged LRM] i that within twealy LRAT 5 said eounplatinl Calis 1 i Sia New 1 "LN east i wick, or thatt nop plo 0 y be served sald William LW arb, tinarsh, Ww ant Fa b y wh of the tar e ta a i Fapp-a x C. 8S. Roe, So 1 ita PAA wor ng iEANE A Hy, held 4 t 9 tl New -Y 1! i, fifteent ww Lhe ven i 5 He voiW "rast Ww i EG Ch i i i ve A f Lier th appear ng by aliday t to the sa i Ui at the defendant, James Coleman, reside i Nie k that parte e United K ny i (LL ELM wl tio bh 1 bard Towning, has wa pl ol ring in some part of t+ pws OW, on FE. Batler, Sodcii tim t vant 0 this e. it is Ordered, that the t James 4 i and Richard Townimg resp Jae coe sm ko A to be entered, and notise thereol to be ae ved on the Ce blais at's Solie tor within nine menths from thes ie of 3 3 md ase of their A arsnce, that fe ause their answer to the Compan snt's Bi ip! a cony thereof to he served on the Complains Solicitor within forty days after service of a cony of sid |B mid in detault thereof, sain Bill may be taken a contessed against them and I ot them, Aud it is further Ordered, that, within twenty days, 1 sic Complamant eanse thi Order io be publis« y State er and in the New York Tribune, and thet Sie cation be esutivued nea i the said popes at least once tn each week for eight weeks ih suc ni of that ke cause a copy on this th der to he persabally served on the said James Coleman aud Richard Fownu «nel twenty days betore the Hine ve presc Weel i" Hk 1 WALWORTH, CHARLES KE. BUTLER, Sol tor Comp't, No. 2 Hanover street TACOURT OF CHANCERY, ald lanin held pearance. (Ae

i for the State of New-York t the City of New-York the fay of April, in the year ane thowand eight HTL ed pod forty-two Presemt—=William T. MeCoun, Esquire, Vice folthe First Creat Isaac Gibson, trustee, &o¢ Vs, M. Neide and others, Itappearing by af dav.1 to the saltistact tl that the defendants, William Morris, Hichiar sid Richard Sanderson, reside ont of this Sate moot Chard don, BEngiand—on mat thie mpl ant ys ordered thal the sa Richard So 0 Gard and Richard Sanders anise the ap p eutered aod notice thereo! to be served on tl ter within nive gonths (rom the Gate iplainant’s fied and a copy ld Cong Sagi w 1" co oi a copy of sand bill, and in default lott may be i is Conlessed farther on 19 t thin twenly t canse t rele be pu Lieed J! 1 New) i Ww, tbat the wi ation been "w "oe hol the sad pag 5 at least once laeach week I Works TR UC or tliat he couse a copy of this order 1 be personiliy served on the said William M s, "ichard Somene ra and Riches la Sanderson, al Ast t y days betore Lise above proseribed for the i [A copy] “HIRAM WALWORTH, Clerk, CHarLEs kb, BUTLER, Seiic tor tor complainant, ald law'w No. 2 Hanover street Stae Prison Contracts OTICE is hereby given that Proposals will he received at the spector’s Oflu e 1s the Bate i Prizon, Mount Plo asant, on the first Weduosday of August next at 10 o'clock, forenoon, [OF 4 Contract, to Come nce with 30 convicts, on the Ist day oi Sepleadws costing, te he increased wa bio one year wo 150 tor the term ol Live yen s, at making such kinds of Chas, Wrought Nails, Bed Serews Shovels and Tongs, Saddlery, Cutlery and other articles of Hardware, of which the chet supply tor the sonsomption of the enuntry is anported from without He 1 vel Slates” Convenient shop room and tue he tarnished, Wilewy er takes the contract must fod ods a Latures Lad be subyect to the rules a reguiatimnsol the Pooon, Fhe pay. ments ust be ia monthly with a credo of thee months Satisfactory sec v wil he re {iret Let the Props "ils spreily the price pe for wae, DAVID LL SE bY Met BR, Agemt, Sate P Mount Pleasant, May 4, mh 2m TOTICE.=The uidersigued herehy zive PA notice that they Lave for a Limited Partners P pursuan the trst title of tl er of the sweond ted Partier. Lin part of the Revised Natutes, ships” and that the terms thereof are as Oilows: The mane or Hrm ander which such copartoership ducted is W im RG log.” "The ge i Dsiness int ed to bw reacted nt Surgical hstrument Manutactorer, Ber inte rested ta n is Wikham K. Goukling the Cuy of New York, and the special pariner Al wm i Post, residin® 1a the same place The amount of apnal which the special partner bas contributed 10 te common stock is ten thousand iollars. The sad parts gishiy 0 Jen. commence on this Cay and termninate ou the Cost day ol UATY, in the voar one thousand eight hundred and ~Datod New-York, April 1), 1842 WILLIAM 2, GOULDING als bw ALLISON PONY. BY ORDER of the Hon. Mirsm Cog- wi ter, Judes of the Je Tersas Gounty Coun- selior, Ke we is hereby given tl tach ent Las waued against the estate of PIERRE iy THI 1 I, nonresident debtor, pursoant to the statute concer at. tachments against almconding, concsaled and 1 ge dent debtors and that the sawe will be wid for the pavment of Lis debts unless be appear and diseharye such aitock- ent, according 0 law, Within ne months om the ft poblicaton of this note; and that the povient detita dee to him Ly rosie t 0 him, or to any person tor is use, aad the taster of projpecty by him or any purpose whatever are torh by law and are vod.=Daicd the Mth day of Wav, 15d J. MULLEN {my l® lawbo,W Attorney for Atach.nz Cieditors, LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COM- PANY th, after this date, the Cars will ren my tollows eink A. Mand 3PM, Leave H chav Lie at Leave Hempiemd at To'cleck A Mand 1PM. VE, and 4 PM Leave Jamaica at 74 o'ch Lroave Be nokiva at 93 MM, throuek 1» freer Park. Leave Booolllvn at i doc bP. M. 19 Hickhsvi. Leave Deer Park at i o'clock, P. Sand lav Trains. heave Jamaica at 24 o'clock AM. and 34 P.M, Leave Brooklyn at 5 o'clock A. M. to Deer Park, Leave Beookliyn at 43 POL for Jamaica, loave Desr Park at J 0 ‘elock. P. sville at 3 MM. Leave Hempotead at M. Passengers for Snithtown, Babylon, Patehozue, Idip, Riverbea ke. will take the moraimg train from Brooklyn b Arh ALM nile and v. Ee TB. For a good Fitand eh ap Cloth. FB oe ng, call at R, APPLE FON'S Cash hu r Es wablishment, 94 Grand-sireet, coruer of Alwruey. ww yid PIR