The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
March 29, 1842

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TH I. rn.-l>. 3 !3.?Wktli 3041 SEW LlNfc O* UVK.JUHJOL FACKItTS To tail from New Tork onth? t#th, and Liverpool on the Ittfc r tack uunik* A M. M jflfc ^R5N?w -Skin ROSCIU8, CapUm John Colhiu. ??U> March. Shio UAXR1CK, Cai>t??u VVm. hktddy, a?U Jul*. Fnnm Liverpool. fSHERIDAN.Oapuin F. A. Depeyeter, l*?n iwarcn. OARRICK, Captain Wm. Hkiddy, IKh April. ROSCIU8, Captaui John Collins, Uth May. 8IDDONS, C'apUln K. B. Cobb, 13th J une. IC ship* arc all of the first c lac*, upward* of I MO ton*,built ity of New York, with each unprarenieut* u com bin* I (Mat*peed with onimual comfort for paasea*era. fcrtry can at*bam lakentnthe arraugemeotoftheiraecemmodatioaj. The price of i>a*i*i* henCe ia >1U0, for which ample store* will be pro ridel. Three ebipe are commanded by experienced maaUra, who will make erery exertion to Rita general eatieiac Neither the captain* or owner* oft hear ehipe will be retponei Me (or any leKe^i, parcel*or paekag***ent by them, unlet* re -(alar bill* of ladiuiareemoed therefor. The elope ol thia line will hereafter go armed, aad their pec a iar eonitr jctiou ciree them aecunty not poaaetecd by any other Lpttera by the pneket* will be charged 1*1 eenti pertinrle ^eet; noceete per ounce, and newspaper* I aent each. mt LOUISIANA AN1)HNKW^S$^^N6 OF PACKKT9 M. m tor the better accommodation of shipper*, it it intendtd to r ,kl. IU,rt nn rh, laL Sth. 10th. ISth. aoth daepatcr. a imii iru... __ nnd 45th ol" each month, eommenciug the 10th October, and ewntinaiiiz until Miy, when regular days will be appointed foi flu remainder of the year, whereby greet delay a and dieap -POjatmeuu will be prevented during the eummer month*. The toUowiiiz ahiyi will eommenee tin* arrange aw at s? hip YAZOO.Capt. Cornell. Ship OCONEE- Cant. Jackson Ship MISSISSIPPI^! apt. Milliard. LOUISVILLE, Cant. Hunt. Ship SHAKSPEARE, (.'apt. Miliar. Ship GASTON, (.'apt Latham. Ship HUNTSYILLE, Capt. Mumford. Ship OCMULOEE. apt Learnt. Blip NASHVILLE, Ca|H. Dickinson. Ship MEMPHIS, Capt. Kuiulit. Skip LOUISA. Cant. Mulford. These shine were all built iu the city of New York, expreenly for packet*. art of a light draft of water, have recently been i twigcoppered and put iu splendid order, with accommodation* far pBteuger* unequalled for co ufort. They are commanded by experienced master*, who will make every exertion to gfVe general satisfaction. They will at all time* be towed up and down the Mississippi by steamboats. Neither the owner* or captains of these ship* will be responsiM*forjeweIr)',buUion,precious a tones, silver, or plated ware.or Sir any letters,parcel or package, eent by or put 'board of them, unless regular bille of lading era taken for Lie same, and the vaiav thereon era~te*d For freight or passage,apply to E. K. COLLINS k CO.il SoutheC,or JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Ageni in New Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods to his address. The ships of this line are warranted to eail punctually ai adl eeeateare will be taken to have the goods correct '*jyneij"r?d? NEW YORK. AND NEWARK. Par* rtouttd to M From the foot .f Oourtlendtotreet New YorkNewark _ A^To At,/?- A? v T H-o I* ao ?u do ON SUNDAYS. From the foot ol Liberty etreet. Leaee N?w York. 23io* P W SEW^5AM^^NOWNdieAHWAV AND Fare reduced. jR9Sri&f At A. M. At T? A. M. BOMKrViLLE .tMifconneet wkhtheae lion wk.way. Fg. between N.wTork tS Zl?. Rabwar. MeSli. A. M.trainfrom New Bronewiek, and'tj F M- train from New York, ha* been reduced between New York and New Brunwiek to M cent*. and Rahway to rr| The Fafladelphiamaillme paaeei through NewBtuuiwick for New Yorkerery eTeoineat?o'clock. OnBoadayathe H A.M. uipfrom NewBnmewiekae omit^Paejenrere who procure their tieketa at the ticketotBce.roTHE FHtLADELPHlA. WiLMINOTON. AND BALT1 MORE RAILROAD uusiram. Freight* for the Writ and South will be forwa'ded daily frorr. the tranaportatiun (flic* of the Company, No. 1 Dock at Wharf. Philadelphia. Merchant! are respectfully laformed that all good* consigned to the company will be forwarded with the utmoit diaratch to any point welt or tonth. Freight reichei Baltimore the lame dry it leaeei Philadelphia. The trail line for Ih* wit and aouth leaeea Do V itreet .daii^at^half-paal aix o'clock A.M. by at earn beat HUBERT pajeeugeri will raieh Baltimore at o'clock, two hour* pnvicu* to tha departure of the traiua for the aouthweat. .W. L. A8HMEAD,Agent. Philadelphia. March8. 1LAHIFIED JIYHUP8 A*Np SUGAR "ffoUVfc TfiTTLAS of tuperior ttnHtf. for family im*, for nI? iow^ lt th? auftr r*Am*ry 28 Leouard at. ?t? CSitSiS and Ng aiaea. Lota to tail purchaser*, free of cartage. Yard No. I Heeler atreet, four door* I row (Miatmi. H I GEORGE THOMSON. S# *>n 14?li? j >11 {ii J E NE N] CHARLES S. ROWELL, DENTAL SURGEON, No. II CHAMBERS STREET, NEW-YORK. ml3 !m* LIFE BOAT ASSOCIATION, FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF FRANCIS PATBNT LIKE BOATS. AMERICAN MOULDING COMPANY. WAREHOUSE 112 BROADWAY, OPPOf ITE mH CITY HOTEL. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE (Coy jr.) Havit.g lately lost tw bicusytdati teeth. I called on Mr Levettto supply their plants with artificial ones, hoJ it a'fords me mucli pleasure to tealily to hi> ski11 and ability aa a Dantiat; indeed, I h ive i ever seeu teeth lived and ntted with more lactoses. and at the same time Willi less painful pressure on the zumi. I cheerfully recommend that gentleman to the especial notice of the medical profession, ae well as to ;ue puoiic. feeling satisfied from my own experience that they may confidently rely on his skill iu his profession. ORA(N^lLLE 8. PATTISOM. M.D. Professor of Anatomy, University of Nets Vcsk February 13t! Uti. The original rait be ssea at Mr. Lavett's i*i Broadway, corner of Wsrren street "l" I BANKKCr*!' C.AVV. fEN'TLEMEN wishing to be discharged from 'heir debts, f undsr this law. are invited to call on W. 9KIDMOUE, Attorney at Law, 75 Mass iu street. All other kinds of law business alsoattended U>. Charges moSerate. fin 5m' THE BEST WI(i MAKERIN NEW YORK. PHALON.Iate of Chatham Sqaare, new of tit Ft oadway' nu again men ui? nmi rrtiuium iyr uib wiitpwnicn wi WIGS AND SCALPS. A CONVINCING proof, if any were wasting, that natire ingenuity ia appreciated before foreign bowling and bumbur. aa the ooinion of three of the o'deat and beet judges in the protein on iu New York can testify. The public ceo now judge from the premiums, vix. the eilver medal laat rear, and the tint premium thie, awarded by the American Institute, who is or ia not the beat Wig maker. E. rhalon respectfully mritei all judges and wparers to examine hie premium impro red Gouamer Wig, which, for surpassing elegance, cloea re emblance to nature and beauty of meohaaical elructure, may be regarded aa one of the free to it muter pieces ol art erer produced in the world. N. B.?This apleudid wig weigha little otot half an ounce, the lightest ever known. Manufacturer and proprietor of Phatons celebrated ANTI DANDRUFF, for removing the dender completely from the head, aad a tbor ough cleaner of the aurface and hair of the head, but leave* gloeay and rilky appearance to the H AlH. Observe, none i. genome unirn Applied en the premieee for M cants. ntlm* BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULING H IRELAND, No. i20Nasaau street, having an entire new atockof Binding Toole and Ruling Machinery, of the litest and most approved patterns, is now prepared to execute ail orders iu the moat durable aod handsome manner. Merchants Account Books and all other kinds ef Blank work ruled and bound te any pattern, in a style that is warranted t give satisfaction. Any work ordered can he done in the English mode if required,as H. I. baa had long expeiienca in both methods. FOH SALE?Two secondhand Copperplate Preiser. Apply as above. mtgjm CARPETING, CARPETING. THE subscribers have received a new mid tresh atock of 1 gnods for the Spring Trade," cooiieting of Bru'sels Three Ply, euperllne, fine, common, hall and atair Carpeting, Rug*, Maitioy, English and American Oil Cloths, from 9 to 20 feet in width, containing the latest aod most fashionable pattern* and colors tbe mantel affords, which thsy offer to the putlic at the lowest" Cash Prices Persons wishing to purchase, would do well to .call and axamice our stock previnu* to purchasing. WE it Bk MAN VI NO. 492 Pearl at, nit lm' 3d Carpet Store from Chatham. NOTICE TO JBU YEKS OF CABINET FURNITURE. rpHK subscriber would invite the attention of thoee wisb1 ii* te purchase articles in the above bueinesa, to his establishment, where is to be fouud a rieh assortment of Hoaeii i i ill MabTtr r "f fteoeh and other patterns, some of which are not to be found elsewhere, being entirely ordinal. Also, handsome rich gilt Uornicee for windows, Poles and Rings together w itb Damasks, Galloons und Tassels, and every article attached to curtaina, which will be iaade in the latest style from patterns lately received. N B. Particular attention pai l to the fitting up of Ottomans, Fire Screens, and other fancy articles, with embroidered tapestry. WASHINGTON MKfcKS. die-Cm HI Broadway, neat the Hospital. WIGS AND SUA LPS. THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT, RE TO BE TOVSD AT A. C. BARRY'S, 14S Broadway, corner or Liberty etreet, up atairr. \LrIOS ud Sealpa, upon the beautifpieg and goaaame r aya? V tern, approximating the nenreet or nop pet Manufactured tn the natural head of hair? firet premium. Alio.matufactur ed from ladiee' and gentlemen'* hair, not leaa than twa inchri long, necklace*, bracelet*, earingt,watch guard*, ring*, nod hair work of every deicriptton. all tm* CARPETING, CARPETING. I'HE 8ub*criber i* now opening h:* Spring a**ortment of Carpeting, conaiating offline "el*. three pip, aapetfine and fine ingrain; an aaeortrutnt not atrpaaacd in thia citp for variety of a'pleg, figure*, lie. Theae good* hare been ordered eipreaaly for the Spring trade. The greatret cara ha* been obierred in makii g aeltctionaol auch gone a an can be eatfideotly iccommeuatd for durability and permanency of C?AUo.*?arge aaanrtment of the different kind* of Hall and Stait Carl Cling Tufted door Huge. Door Mai*, kc. Alao a ban aim* aaaortment of Painted Floor Clotha, all ^Vanillic* abont nnrchraing any of the abor* deacribed good, are taapectfulfp invited to roi9 )m* TS Eaat Broad way,7t Dir:aion-?t. CHEAP HARDWARE STORE. rdE Suhacriber i* now opening hi* Spring aurplp ol HARDWARE It CUTLER*. received perlate airirala, from Birmingham and Sheffield. Together with a general a*aortment of Domeatic Good*. which be ia prepared to offer at tbeverp LOWEST CASH PRICES. The attention of Country Merchant*, Builder*, Cabinet Maker*. Ike., i* aolicited to an examination of hia atockand priCti y n? il connneiii uiey win nna it 10 inrir inieriuo larorhtm with a call. ALFRED F. LAGRAVE, SlO Greenwich comer Barclay. New York. A regular supply of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and Coofera (Rue. Alio?a complete aaaortaaant ol .Mechanic* Tools, Jamea Serewe, Ac. mg WATCHES JEWELRY" VERY LOW THE aubicribcr >ia a -llitg all descriptions of gold and ailrer Watehea. gold and silver pencil*, gold chaioa.kayo, ke., at retail, lower than at any other place in the city. Gold Watch** aa low a* 30 to llkilla a each. Waichca and Jewelry exchanged or tnught. All WatcUca are warranted to keep good time, or the inoaey icturned. Watch** and Clocka repaired in the bee* m inner, and warranted, at much leas than the c*u ilpricea, by one of ih> fiieat workmen in the city. G. C. ALLEN I nporter of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale andt retail. 30 Wall street, up stairf. m lie,* FIREPR' lOF BOOK SAFES W'LDEK'8 PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE.?This safe has been frequently exposed to intense heat in burning building furnaces, Ike., and haa neear failed to preserve ihe content*, and was the only 01 which itood the test at the trial foot ef W all street, unreported by the following Committee of respectable Merchant* WADSWORTH k SMITH, BALDWIN It CO. MINTUKN k CO. CHARLES H. MARSHALL. This tafe can only be had at the Iron Safe Store of tii.tt r hiuhivi: 138 Waaler it. N. B.?Saree of other mtkere?ootne of which are mule id imitation of Wilder'i Pa leal, loreale at half price. m943w HA^KDWAtUi AND CLOTH PAPER ,U?T HE500 Keemi It by too Reaau 34 by 30 350 to by 10 tto St by 40 too 31 by 90 ISO SO by M 150 S3 b/M Its St by 40 50 Ream 40 by 4S For tale in loll to lint pwrabaeere, by PERSSE k BROOKS. m$6 Paper Ware honor. li Liberty it. ALSu.MlNK PrtlSTINO, for Boon y, fcooaomy, bmabni'y, kc.?poieeun advantages erer every oiherayttm of Paintior. M it H free from all unpleasant smell, retaining all its brilliancy of coior, aad n spoiled a muchi lew >ime than Oil Fainting. it ia well adapted for walla, eeilmai, or any n> ide work; churchei,public buildings, and decoratire woik in **Applied by JOSEPH PEARSON. No. 408 Broadway, oar of Broome atrcet. New York, wbo will givethe best rrfercace, aad all information respecting the tame. Wort promptly eiecuted by applying aa above, eitber ia Urn city or country. at lm* LlHEMlU-Yi RAZOR S PROP?First Premium wan awardI ad by the American loeiilut?, at the late a? well aa each preeeedieg Fair, to Ooorge Saunders. 189 Broadway, for th belt Razor Strop. The Mltalie Tablet, iavMtod by O. Saunders, hae bceaeatablifhed for the I act twenty-Are yean aad certiActtrd by Ike Aral gentlemen oflbe country. It pro dncot athla aad smooth edge on razor with more eertaiuty than it can be done oe a Mat iu a tenth part of the time, without the uaaofotl or waler?which tar pcrsoa eao prore by bringing a dull ranor a hating it pef ia order on one of ^W 1 ?W H, 1M IfOflm Ml? 1 At* t?LORIUA FUNDS?Union Baan and BouiHeni~ Truit, T bought at N. SISTARK'S. 11 Wall street Vailed Slates Bank notes. Tllinoli do, Michigan, Indiana, IHinoil Scrip, b ?ught aad said. ml 3' nERLIN IttQNCAiTlNfi*?Uonowting o//rames.7swdeve, u and summer ornaments, of superior manufacture, to cioot a consignment, at eery low li;ces, by OELRICHS fc KRVOER, ml I m 43 Broad etreet. es. He may be always foneulted, with the utmost r.inAdencv, m hk worn cmm or araeau mhh, wmnu amreuota, tad tha Dumrnouo ij nptniu wifKm thia ?M?. From Dr. C riteaaire praetica lor tha Uat eight jmn ia thia parti cnUr brutch of th? proltaatou rmrwl*M a ?afc, ?paa4r and effective cure to ail parpoaa who ipHr to hiaa. JUccat caaaa ration id the mod# of linaj. All whoaa eaaaa have be?a proi| aetf sjassy^racxja tfcrj; ra?a-ettro4*i??e from 7 in the morning tartd II at night. Of com Dune*. *11 W TO SW YORK. TUESDAY M PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT. IN NEW YORK MONS. MALLAN It SONS, Surgeon Deutiata, No. 37^Broadway, and at London and Pari* inform the Public of New York, and it* vicinity, that in confequence oI their very extenaive practice, they have, at length, been induced to open a Permanent Eatabliahment, where they may be consulted at No. 37J Broadway between Franklin aud White atreeta, in all caie* appertaining to their profraaieu, in which they have beeu to anceiaful, in conaequence of their celebrated diacoveriea and improvementa iu the art of Dentiatry. Mona. Mallan return* thank* for the very liberal pat ronaae he haa received, and contiuuea to receive, par ticularly to the Medical profenion of New York, for thoir kind recommendation*, and advocating Mona. M.'a improvement iu Dcntristy. CELEBRATED MINERAL roa FILLING DECAYED TEETH! Mona. M. centinnra to restore decayed Teeth, however large or small the cavity making a stump into o sound Tooth, instantly curing the Tooth, however painful or sensitive, matching in point of color, the natural cortex or enamel of the Tooth. They never break or become loose?they have no unnatural gloss?are firmly fixed without wires or ligatures?no bulky substance iu the month?and in every purtioular resemble the adjoining Teeth, in conformity of shape as 1 minutest shade of color. Placed from one to a complete set, upon the above imprrved and scientific principle, they are guaranteed tonus wer every purpose of Mastication and Articulation. LOOSE TEETH securely and alfectually fastened,arising either from the use of medicines or anv other csnse. ARTIFICIAL PALATES replaced upon a sure and scientific method. TO THE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES. Monsieur Malion is happy in being enabled to announce that by the kiod consent of Three Hundred of the first families of the United States, consisting pf tha first Merchants, Medical profession, Clergy and private Citizens, to whom he can refer as to the superiority of >looi. M.'s eels bratad Mumr.il id prtdrrcnce to auy muu they- have ever tried, ami, in their opinion, the beat that evercame under I heir notice. Hit other improvement* need no comment. INVALIDS At'endedbyr Mon*. Mallan, Junr., at their own Establiihment. THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC areparticnlarlyr invited to pay Mon* Mallan a viiit, to *ee the specimen* of hi* new discoveries in Dentistry. TESTIMONIAL?. Modi Mallan: tdusbee.May sth.isti. Dear Sir,?Afterhaving tried the Artificial Tseth which you made for me, I cauaot do you ieaa justice thau to acknowledge with pleasure my entire satisfaction. I beg to say they anawerevery purpose of aatieation andArtieulauon equal to those placed by thehan U of nature. They ao closely resemble the natural ones is the minuiest shade of color ana shape, that they are uotii seemed as being artifiaial by the closest obserrers Your celebrated invention for filling decayed teeth, lean give adecideV opinion of ita valuable qualitiea. You may use this letter in auy way you thins proper,for the benefit of the public and yourself. lam.deareir-yours truly, THOS. FAItqUES, Manuel Carmelst. To Mons. Mallan, Surgeon Dentiat. 37a Broadway. I This gentleman ta known at lil Broadway, and at Trima Ward Sitting's. .viu.v J*. aiALbAii, ?7X or?iiuwif4 8IH?1 feel it a pleasure tobcable to offeryon my testimony in behalf of your celebrated mineral. During my lata resilience in Parit! called at tout eata uuhment in the Rue Cantigtione, and having had aome teeth Oiled with your mineral, 1 can oeiy say that t have had every reaaon to be satisfied with its utility and value, and never in theleaat degree experienced any inconvenience or injury from its effects in any manner whatever.?During my visit to Mons. Mai Ian 1 saw several testimonials of the highest character, all expressing the fullest confidence in ite great benefit ond value. As far as 1 am enabled to judge, I considered it then,and ytill consider it, to be the best preparation of the Itina ever offcied to the public. 1 am, sir, respectfully, yourobedieotservant. VANBUllGH LIVINGSTON, tit Greenwich a tree t.uear FortGausevoort. New York.Mav 31.1B41. Mons. M ALLAN SONt, Surgeon Dentists, may be f bnsuited daily at 372 Broadway between Franklin aud White ?ta..eaet aide. m23 tin*! SPRING FASHIONS. '"PHE subscrilier desires the attention of straugers and othera 1 io ki* Urge and extensive asaortment of atocka, acarfa, cravats, ready made linen and muslin shirtf. pocket kerehisfr; silk, meriso, and ambswool shirts and drawera; suspenders, gloves, hosiery,kc. he It is the intention ef the subscriber to pay particular attention in selecting the most chests aud fash lonanle patterns of scarfs and cravats His assortment will always be ft uad varied and ettenaive. The subscriber continues the manufscture of hisce'e brat'd Elastic Stocks. Gentlemen may depend on being suited by calling at the s'd establishment 241 B road way, bst ween Mutmysteeet and Pat k Place, mtl Im* PAKSELLS. agent far J Agate. SWAN'S ATMOSPHKRIO SuDA FOUNTAIN, U S. LETTERS PATENT, NOV. 3d. 1838. MANUFACTURED BY SWAN h WELLS, DRUG 1*1. GISTS, ROCHESTER, N Y-The attention of Druggists, and other venders of Soda Water, is solicited to this useful and sconomieil substitute It the expansive, complicated, aud troublesome apparatus heretofore m t-sc. The advauugei of tie Almost haric Fountain over the old method,are the economy of ila Apparatus, toe orig-ual cost to the (michas-r being lees than one quarter that of (he old Fountain its simplicity o'construction beitg such, that any one ol ordinary capacity can readily undeisb-nd i*> operation and nanrg-ment, the tritium ?ip?uae of materials for supplyicgit together with the im. II amount of labor lequirtd, and i'a compact form. It it now in uae in various parte of the Untied States, Cartadas and West lntlias. and,as m>y be sern from cerAficates in the han ls of agents, give en ire aattefactioa. Druggets -odothers, in the Southern States, tnd the West ili i Vnsinfnin n?r Finnic rf V nH)f>tpd tn thsir clima'e, **tiieeyiup# nilf not ferment or injur* in the warm 641 HUOBIt Full directions for putting up the Fountain*, preparing the different ?arietie* of *y iupi. See accompauy each Foraaleb) Oeo. D.C ggeehall tat frarl street; F. Line 7 Liberty *treet, up *t?ir?; Lawrence, keese k Co., l?l Maiden Lane; Kobme->n k Ward, 143 Maiden Lane; Hundley, Phelps It Co., t eg Water ?treet. all lm COUNTERFEIT. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. rtWINO to (he celebrity, efficacy and inrariaM* eucoeaa m vv Madame lleeteU'a Female Monthly rill* in all caaet ei irregularity, suppression, or etowpag* of thoee function* of nature upno which the health or erery female depend*, niece their introduction into the United Htatee, now about four years counterfeit* and imilatioue are continually attempted to be palmed off for the gennine. Cheap common pile are mireha led at twelve cent* a box, put up in different bene*, and call** 'Female Monthly Pilli,'*with the object of telling, if poeeibi* at oae dollar. Female* are therefor* cautioned against the*# attempt! to impoee upon them. It ia eiUficient her* to etote that all Female Monthly PMIe err counterfeit*, except tnooe told at Madame Heatell'i Principal Office, 148 Oraeuwieh it New York, and No. 7 Kasex etrect, Boetoa. Price ft. Madam* fteetell'a ngnature ia written on the cover of taai N B. The married, under eome circumstance*, mu*t abetai* from their uae for reason* contained ia the directiou*. mil dfcwlm* TO MARRIED LADIES. MADAME REBTFLL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS. W? These invaluable Powder* have been universally adopted is Euro(ie. but Frnci In particular, for upward* of thirty year*, a* well a* by thousands in thi* country, a* being the only mild, safe and efficacious remedy for married ladies whom h?aith forbid* a too rapid increase of family. Madame Restcll, as is well know a, was for tkirthy yean Female Phyiician in the two principal Female Hospital* i* Europe?those of Vienna md Pan*?where te?nred by he> greet experience and opportunities, she attained that eels brity ia those great discoveries in medical science so spe cially adapted to the female frame for which her medicinei now stand unrivalled, as well ha this country as in Europe. H? acquaintance with the physiology aud anatomy of the femals frame, enabled her?by tracing the decline and ill health of married females, scarce iu the meridian of life, and the conn quaut rapid and often apparently inerptieable eansee which consign many a fond mother to a premature grave?to then true source?to arrive St a knowledge of the primary causes of female indisposition*--especially of married female*?which, is no*, ltd to the discovery of her celebrated -Preventive Pow dart." Their adoption has been the meaa* f preserving not only the health, but evan the life of many an affectionate wife aud fond mother. The advertiser feeling the importance of thi* subtect, am stimatiug the vast benefits resulting to thounada by thcu l topi ion, would most respectfully arouse the attention of ths tarried, by all that they hold near and dear.t itieoiwidsra don. Is it not wise and virtuous to prevent i v it elo which we are sakiect, by aimpla aad healthy means within ear central 1 Every dispassionate, virtuous, and coligliUned mind will on heaiutiagly answer m the affirmative. This is all that Ma dams Rests 11 recsmmends or over recommended. Pries Iri dollar* apaebsge, accompanied with foil sad partKalar dime tinn*. They cat b? forwarded by nuul to any part or ths Uni ted fitatea All letters must b* post paid, and addrvamd U MADAME REbTeLL, Female Physician. Principal office. MS (Jrssnwieh street. New Vovb. Office hours from A. M toto'dkP. M. Bostoa office No. T Eases st. ml* dhwin.* MADAME KESTELL, T7EMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence Ml Orvon wich street, (between Cnrtlaadt and Liberty streetsj wbsre she can be consulted with ths strictest iiafldmn saaB complaints incident to the femals frame Madams Rsstsll's eiperieoee and knowledge ia tb* treat meat of obstinate canes of female irregularity, Stoppage or sua pram in it. he, is such as te require bat a few days tot certam felief aad perfect recovery. Ladies desiring proper mod mat attendance during confinement or other indisposition will be asasmmndslij during each time with private and r? apse table board. Preventive Powders" far married ladies whose delicate or prsesrions health forbids a to* rapid increase of family, will be sent by avail to say par of ths United Mates. Primji package. ill tettem(postpaid) addmasifte Vet SO*. ITT. city,* mill bo reooavod. Boston Office No. 7 Esaoi at. N. B.?Malime Rest til would inform l^diee residing out of tM ciiy.wiHW nearui woun in anmir n tnTfinii|, iminii won Id devote bar parooaal attendance upon thorn any part of the United 9titaa within reaaonabla dutanee, mil dfcwta* rj^ai^.yafe^ffiFws, have appointed them their agaate. and art prepared to tMreieket Mart aotice, upon the moat riaoooaala tarme. Foardriaiee and CyVeader Machines, with lire or ataaaa dry en, and evnag weaMnaa taaiea raai ta the web an it learaa the dyyata. Alan Ulltw II Liberty etrasl E GOULARD, Front alraet, IN, op-itaira, offer for aala the following SFOAR9? IM.OM ttegaliae, Klondee and Matherry. 950,000 C.?mmon eixe U tonality Hioadae, Matherry, and Icgeuuidad breath. 50,100 Congreto Kionda. 100,000 Canooie and Trabaeoe, Noriega. and logeeaidad brnado. 3^,000 or other brand. 60.000 rrineip?e, all entitled to dabantore *00 Botea Haraaa Sweat Meate. too Boree Ota Chatean Maraean Wine m4 in F>R 9A1.??German Tapee,eheap tar cMh, at Ne I t (tell treat. ftj ua? Ill II _ I mnilT I Hill II HI n III I III II "THI ?RK I ORNING, MARCH 29, ANDERSON'S POLISHING PASTE AND PLATE POWDER. New York, Jan 6,18n'e Polishing I'aale and Plate Powder for cleaning silver and other kind* of ware,and can recommend it with confidcLce to the public. THOMPSON A FISHER, 37i Pearl alreet Brooklyn, Feb. 14.1842. I lure uaed Mr. Wm Auderaoti'i Polishing Paste lor t river, brass, and silver plattd ware, and find it to tie a tint rate aril cle. ROBERT E. STOKY Saddle and Harutss Maker. Forsale wholesale and retail, forexportaticu,at manufaclurera* prices, by CHA8. H. RING,53 Fulton street,corner Cliff. Also, ky Basnett, 844 Broadway, cne door above Bleecker street; Guion, corner Grand and Bowery Codtiugton, corner Hndaon and Spring; Sands', 77 East Broadway. inl?:iu* MARCH OF INTELLECT. slml's nave Qren mailt lliron,iioiu me worm in Steam and aim >*t every branch ol' agriculture and in the geneial sciences?tl.enwhy uot tlie taune iullicliealjngart. lt cannot he the Mtilical Faculty ire too narrow minded, far even they recommend King's Vegetable Cough Candy in all affection! of the lunge, and wrheu they reprej* tlcui!tlre?,g>y they see no reason why audi a pleasant, pure, aud palatable article, shi u'.d not ec ipse the many numerous prep iratious that have hern used for ye>rs, meielv because Oaten, Ciceto, De Medicis. aud other writers, epeak of tuch and such medicines. No, uo, Ring's Candy is a modern inveutiou. aud soon re teies, checke and curee. aad cannot he prevented tio n its onward course by the enry and j-alcu y ol a few illiterate Frepared tnd aold by C. H RINti, S3 Fulton street, comer of CJiff, and sold by most druggists. ml9 la' CARDS, BILL-HEADS, &C. CHEAl'ER THA.H EVER. TVORV SURFACE CARDS, of superior mauuracture i printed and famished at the following REDUCED PRICES: ICO Crrils, 50 ceuU. 300 do $1 CO 510 do *i 25 luoo do $1 oo Common Cards at less pricts. Circulars, Billheads, Notices. Posting and Show Bills, and every description of printing evccutrU at short notice, on as rea* nsb'e terms as any eitablnhmsnt in the city. VlSIl'INO CARDS?A visiting card plate engraved snd 50 enamellsd cards printed for $1 80, equal to any in this city. Perfumers. Manufacturers, and Druggists' Labels constantly on hand. BROWNSON A CO.. mtS lm' St O.ild sf. near Fuftnn ?JAS. P. CLAPHAM, CHEMIST. DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, No.188 Canal strest, near Hudson, INFORMS hit friends and (he public that he hu opened the A above (tore, with a choice and well-selected itock of DRUOi, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES. PERFUMERY, and a peat variety of family articlea uiuilly sold by the trade. lu the dispensing department, particular atteution will be Paid, having been ?ccu?ttmeJ to compounding Physicians' Prescriptions and Medicine* gen* rally, for (he laat alxteen yean, in one of the largest commercial town* iu Eag'and and in thia city. He ha* c. nliJei.cc in*oliciting a share of public suppart, pledging himself that every tli ng sent ut ofhi* store ahall be of the first quality, and prepare J under hi* own inspection, ?r a person fh fy compeUul, by which means he hapes to secure that patreaaeehe now respectfully solicit*. Import! r of English chemicals, pickles, ssures and spices, fine sele t isinglaee, Italian macaroni, rermicella, arrow root, lie wax aud sperm candles, per* lerm oil for table and paaj sue lamps, perfumery and Uucy articles, be. Medicine* prepared with accural y aud doipatch at any hour I of the night. Soda, aoidliti and Saratoga Waters, be. Cupping, Blee ing and Tcoth Drawing. m31 lw? RING'S COUGH CANDY I'HE Jeg re* of confidence placed in this Vegetable Cough Candy by a majirity of our physici.,ns, ought to inspire the like in the mind of every sceptic, who perhaps is so from having betn decstved lijr some article that promised erer. thing i and performed nothing- Won d physicians recommend an ar' ticle they did not plate implicit reliance in 1U virtue! I Would elergvmth dm o'her publ.c apeaaert apt** piMtciy of it**?. I lieh'l'ul r?lief, is fabricating the air panacea and giving the voice a oiaaifeat inordinate volume? lu but, would every I body who ha* tried to atrenunnaiy promulgate Hi virt iea, had sot the almoat miraeuloua effect* of ita powerful agency beea teen? Prepared and told, who'ee tie ant retail, for exportation, by I C. H. RING S3 Fulton *tr Orercwir.h at; Morelou. corner of Elm end 'rand at; Dewar, corner Church and Clumber at; Sand*. 7# Fulton at, and corner of Broadway and Chamber* at; Bueh. StUen laland, Hapa, 139 Falton aireet, B ouklyx Rawla St Co.. No. 57 State at, At ban,: Duvall, 33# Broad *t? Newark, N. J. (IT?- All leltere poet-paid will be punctually attended to. J. PEASE Ik SON. 45 Division it. N B.?Country Merchant* wishing Petit riorthound Caidy, eaa obtain it at the manufarturera. at the loweat price* by tending an order lo any Merchant in mu city-, wnn wn aru they hare dealinga. nil RING'S VERBENA CREAM AGAIN TRIUMPHANT. ryHR tru? teat or the ex? flattering and unaolicited teatimoniala it haa recaired from all parta or America and Europe. Indeed, the constantly increasing demand ia a aource 01' proud satisfaction that the proprietor haa acromplithrd what thouaanda hare been for jerra attempting, vizan 'K.molient American sharing soap whieh. loreaae, c unfurl, and economy, cannot br aurpasaed either at home or abroad. [From the Herald.] Sharing?Riug'i Verbena Cream for (baring, ia a moat caniUlartiela. It eaa be hadat S3 Fulton atreet. We hare Iried it and found it vary atiperior. It softens the beard and makes the operation an gentle ae magnetizing. I From the Bneton Traveller?April, 184*.| Ta-i. VEKBOA UlUW-inu ucn i.vmyuuilu *11 the raj*. a; ORE A T WESTERN EX PRESS FOR ALBANY, TROY, BUFFALO AND MONTRFAL. MESSRS. HARNDEN fc CO..IiaTipgniide arretwe-rate with tht Paoplaa' Line of Steamboats. rrapeetfully inform the publli that they era prepared to rrceire parrels .packages. specie, bank notes, fcc lor Albany, daily, wheralhey interaeet with Petneroy'a Writers taurine for 0tilr?lo and latermediate placer, and With Jaeob'a Ktprrnr for Montreal. They hare at> office Sited up eidnairely for Ibeir owa uoe oa the maia drck of eaca b?at, cooUinio* to iroa tafr, and accompanied by aapeeial meeirnger. whoee hrrth i? in the office, for the purpose ofeifety and eecuriir to money and valuable pnreelo, and theseeommodeyoa ef their patroue They a'ao make up an ??pteee Mail for Lellere, which cloaca at No S Wall street. at o'clock, P. M thereby firing I k.u^uMMnMailr the advantage of mailing letteraaue W.nd.hJiUUr UM.I INi UJJJJi ro.? umer, .no *fr!I r?iTin Or i ?d al S Vp?ll itrrtt uoUl o'clock. I p will on board nalH lb* nomrnt of iLrtiaf. I &er in AI boar. J Cirh.**; Troy.'MS Birnr at I IIAJUfDlN K CO. i IER A 142. I^N leach u. that KXfM 1' TORAriON the ut'J4t natural aa well a* efj'tctual I agent ill arreftm* and eurui; Pulmonary Lli.e.ax f I rays yea. beeau?e Obstruction is tiUw narjulilv mutely the curse of Ull imawtiou or Catarrhal Keren, producing croup couemiiption. and unchii ol the lungs. pain aud t r> dcm of the throat. breast. eidee, or shoulder*, bronchi! u, evening nvuci-.ua and pendent ilcitdett, thereby clogging up the lunge. eo ai to n ore or Irs* itniwde both reepiratiou .injIhe free circulation of the blood, raivairg ditfi dtv ol breathing aud asthma, pleurisy. hoarirnesi, atul iost ot voice, dropsy ol the heart and chret, rupture of blood vruela, and bleed,ng from the throat and lunge, and *pt cling of blood Torrmore thii obetruction Tom whirh all three alarming and dangerous dieaaaea original*. and to product a radical cure, nothing haa ever bte:i found e jual to JAYNK'S K.XPJLCTORANT. It atanda unrivalh d?it stand* pre-eminent?try it, and yon will be lorced to acknowledge that lb eirluee have not. nor cannot be or r ated that >i stand* far a bo v a and bey ond the reach of competition that it ie the only reasonable, the only natural and the only truly enrceaWul melh d of arrcetrng and caring disease* of the pulmonary orcein Bold io New York at wholesale nod retail, by A. B ItD Hands, Druggist*. Nu*. 79 aud IUll Fulton; Liatid Bard* 4i Co.. N 1.77 Cast Broadway A B. Sands* Co No. S73 Broadway. no 17 Ira' DOCTOR BELL. ^OCTOR BRJuL devotee his personal nitration(daily until sr. pi.j m tne removal 01 prime diseases in every etui Ail suffering under pr itrucUdeaeespunravatedor uuummAI f treated by iBeinsrieucedorvrr'ruacapraetitionera those la bonny under the deetrortiveeffectt of mercury or qamek no whoeitit it. TO SKGAR DEALERS HOTEL KEEPERS. For aaleat ihv Spauiah Hou?e, 381 Broadway, a large lot of Hivana Segara, at tlia very low vatee of $lt, and $l*6?. Theae Separahaving been contigned to the 8pai.iih Houae.by the maufaeturera in Havana, with egpreenoratra to sell them immedia'ety, are, for thia reaaon, now offered at the above low pricea. Their quality iahirdly inferior to the beat Normaa, and Ihev are all enitled to debenture nM 1?' coFy of a testimonial FROM THF. CE EBRATED DOCTOR NELSONTHK ORIGINAL .V1AV RE BEEN AT 973 BROADWAY. Mona. Mai I an. Bin?The cement with which you tilted the decayed teeth Of two of my frieudafully auswered the puryoae for.which it waa applied,and gave the gieatevt aatiel'acti-n. The specimen* cfartiflcul teeth planted ou gold gumahieldi from range of three or Tour teeth up to complete eet tor both itwa, which! haveaeen you execute, treon level with the hitheetorder of dental aubatitutun now known, either Iter: or in Europe. I am ynura iru'tr, ROBERT NELSON,M.D. March Id. 1849- tt franklin aireet. To Mane. Malla* b Soki. Surgeon Pentiet. art Broedway. ni33 Imia* SUtJAR BEET. Premium Corn and Pumpkiux, fie.h vigeteble and rare Aowtr aeeda, Krgliah grata far lewne, 80 000 green and hotl houae planta dahlia route, tiger llowcra, lube roeet.fiuit and ornamental treee, ehrubbery of all kinda, canary birdt gold firh and glohea. wholeaMe and retail, on lite moat retaonab'e 'erma, at NllSLO St DUNLAP'S, No. 578 Broadway, and at Utelt nuraery, corner oi 8th Avenue and 116th atreet.Harlem. iMSlm* OIU1 nni 1 lMt'KLEs?, in packagea to unit cuitomere (Zl)W,VJUU ?Aaeortad ficaltt, Catnip, Sactea, Preaervea.and Enghih Muttanl, of a auoenor quality and lowprice; Cider ani While Vinegar, hy ihe galluu or barrel; hour Kioutby the bartelorkeg; Treatrved Meala, Scupa, Oyatera, Kowla, Milk, be. war anted :o keep any length ot time and itt nny climate, eie?llent for ahip atoiea a? they afford agreat litxitry at a reasonable price; (irountl I' >ff-t\ warranted pure; Walnu>, Muahroom and Tomato Cataup, by the gallon or do teo. N. B Large a'ze Picklea, foe grocera, by WELLS b MILLER. Wheleaale and Retail Warebouaea for Pi klea, lit Water m33 3m* and 3 ft F" eont atrret. QALT iiritUM. King Worm, l etter, ,aaroer'a Itch, and t 7 Scabtea ?Itayu'e Lotion and Syrup ta the only remedy whieh iacertain tocure the above complainta?hartnleaa in ita operation, but certain in ite ?ff?cta?the Lotion healing quickly. and the Syruppurify ing apeedily. Price $1. THE TRUTH WILL PREVAIL?Br. Uordwell'a Detergent and Pill* never fail to cure a recent caae of disease in 18 hourt, if uae 1 aa directed Try them, ail ye afll etei- tiiey are free from mercury. Price 50 rente each. THElTO .THACHE CONQUEKED-Jamaeo'e Extract. It re'ievea in fire uiinutea after application to the nerve o> the tooth, end preveu'a decay if the tooth if filled immediately. Price 50 ceuti. FEMALE MONTHLY TILLS?From M. Btndelocque, of France?curtain. aafe and spe-dy iu the cure of all caaee where nature haa breeme obetructcd. Tliey tute in a few daya. Trice 75 ceuti per package. GILBERT'S ANT I BILLroUS FAMjLY PILLS-For therel ef of all comp'ainta produced by coative habita. auch aa headache, heartburn,aour atomach, dr/zineaa, and loeanl appe tite, they have been uted with more aucceaa than any I ill ever before offered to the public. Price 45 rente per box. Sold wheleaale and retail by E. M. GlilON: 1ST Bowery, ctrner of Orardatrcet. ti4S tia* MADAME COSTELLO. THE FEMALE MONTHLY PILL i* acknowledged by A the tint Thyiiciana ia the UniUd States aa the eery beat mrdiciuc that ladiea laboring under a suppression of their natural illoraa can take, aad they very seldom fail to relieve wnen taken according to the directions Thoee who call fur thein will be supplied with her circular, containing ample (iirectiona. and all the precaution* neciaaary to be observed in their uae. N. B.?The married, nudcr some circumstances, mud abstain from the ir uie for r? aeons contained in the direct iouf. All communications and letisra must be pott paid. No. 34 Lmpenard afreet. mtJ ljn^ THE. rniVA lc. I nr.Ai.mr..?I nil II in uc Illume UU certain diseases in which the bed and moat canrenirnl mtana of curt are atatid in the plainest ponible maimer It alao ahowa the reason why these maladies so frequently continue on from month to month.iineured.and terminate at length in other and permanent complaints. Indeed, no one can read this little bonk without aceing at once their true and real nature. and aiao tlie riak and danger of trusting tlism to ignorant and boasting people. With a new. however. to obtain a rational degrae of coa& deuce in what ha has advanced on the cure of thoae diastase. the author thinks it proper here to give a siuipl* statement of the means and opportunities ha himeell has had of forming Just and clear opinions on thia subject. He flierefore begs to state, that besides his rank as graduate of Edinburgh, and member of the London Collage,he. ha has been w at china these diseases, both in Hospital and city practice lor more than thirty yean, and has published two editioas of a work expressly on them. Also, that he has letters of commendation from tha moot eminent physicians in Europe to tha moat eminent in America, as Sir Astler Cooper to Dr. Mott of New York and Dr. PViysiek.'f Philadelphia, and othen, and which may bs seen by any one. And further, that ha has the privilege of referring to almost every physician of eminence in this city. Tries* are eircum stances which afford the highest satisfaction to every one, especially to those who ar* anxious to obtain tha best sdrics.? The pries of th* book in $1. Dr Ralph is coosnited at his residence,M Oreenwiehstreet, at say hoar, and has distinct and separate apsrtaacnU for those who have to wait a little. Communications by post are faithfatly replied to. nrtilo* PRIVATE CURE. pvOCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC bOURSK, No. I-Eov JJ the prompt cure ofC?p or (tooorrhmi, Uleels, and all other welhral discharges, and his Specific Course, No. s, lor the complete eradication, and permanent cure of venereal disease, without exposure, inconvenience, or loss of time, klarh r.ouras is enclosed in a neat tin case, comprising every medicine, niih, ?nd req?i?ite,erer required either Tor inlernal or eiternnl one: end whether the eieebe reeent or old. a cure in guaranteed, if need u directed. Each pcjk*?? alno contain! Dr. Jovian'! private trevliee, called the Monitor, where, in iafull direction!, with a ulaia diecnpiion of Un nature vmptome, eonaeqnencee and treatment of Herri ,diaea?ei;to wkieh la aiiiltd much faluablc lelormation. ueeful hinte, and ^port?rldr.c?-r,mo'ro? .11 th. difficult!.. ofeelfUee.. 3 Tfc, nrW of Monitor in fifty eente one dollvr tent ooat Daia will mort ite reception. Tae cou ee? No. 1 and t, an?earn M and guaranteed?admirably draigrned for reel deota in the country, beinf complete, compact, ^convenient and elBcient Poet _p?i?l leltere ceveriof the amount, have prompt attention. Soldfor thep.oprietor, only -t Drog ttore, St Marion atrveUeeeond door betew Prince.aaeopd block eaet of Broadway. Marion alreet in a direct coutimiition of Centre. Un* DR. H 0 R N E CONTINUES to be eoneuhedeonfidentinlly at bin office No TS Murray (treet. Bt^^r^re.^tfuny.pp^Mdth.tDrHorn.beimtiynaJly bred to th? Medicalprofeeeion In the city of Loniffin bae been n practical naember of the raid faculty of phyaic for M yaara, fo the I eat Mm the city of New York. Hie practice from be me general, he confinee to n particular branch of medicine, whien cngngea kin profound attention. Hit experience ia very "great?hie uccni ashinnisning. ne cautions me unioriunaie against ths tan of mercury thonsmde are annually mercurialised oat of lift; recent affections, are, without mercury. eatinguuhcd in a few days, See your caoeieradicatrd.not i tohed up. The lea i, ed Dr Buctma.emphatically obeerrca? VUriwil persons, and persona about to be married .should be particularly rauti >ne ?l those affection! what a dreadful inheritance totranamit to poe Persona afflicted with protracted and deplorable cane*, need not despair of a complete recorerv, by apply irif to Dr. ffonm. A residence of M years in New York city, has eitabMied Doctor Home's character as a man of sterling honor, and basil on ranl respectability and skill. Dr. H. offers to his patrons aaurrgue imftss. Dr. noma's offices are numerous, and pa ties ti neTsr some in contact. AtUndaMsentil ainco slosk in tks ersmnff M? THOMAS O. HOKNK, son of tke late Dr Oonef. n Murray etieet.and may be eonsn.ted daily on H?oeloe? t. V., days escepted. lm LD. fnc? two Cam I Hnrrlaburir. urre*i oadrn-r ol t?? Htrald.l Hamhisbuho, March 25, IK42. Arrival of Biz in Harri*' urgh?J/ii Reception? MorvmtnU and I.tree there?Tut Sensation hi created. Dr.m Buatrr Our town w?i thrown into considerable excite, ineut lattaveniug by the arrival of Dickens. Every one felt tnxit ui to [nee (hit great renovator of tke u.tviaiuie 01 me day; which arose more, however, from the information they have bad of him aad his works through the Herald, than from a personal pernsai of them; for a much more ignorant community exists iu few places in this wide republic, than in this self sitne capital of the Key-stone State. Mr. Diekent, after having visited the county prison recently erected by Mr. Haviland, and testified his approbation of its admirable construction and arrangement, proceeded to the Ueo.> state tliat Mr. Thomas Ilaynts, State Treasurer, in a defaulter to a large amount.

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NEW YORK HERALD. New York, Tuesday, March 39, 1944, Tkr Political Hle policy ot the administration, now presented by the President, falls back upon the people, and must be settled in some way by their practical sense and discrimination.? Meetings will therefore be the order of the day, amoDg the people, from this period up to the next ejection. Nothing is to be expected of Congress. The Abolition W?ur In Texan? Sympathy fleeting In New Oileans. T'lP reornt Inminn nf T-?V,.. .I, army, ia three divisions, under Arista, Bravo, and Vasquez, coupled as it is with Santa Anna's anti-slavery declarations, has aroused the people of New Orleans, and they have held a iarge and iniluential meeting in relation to the movement. At this meeting some of the most iniluential men in New 0,-leana presided and they passed a series of strong resolutions indicative of their hostility to Mr xico, and their determination to assist Texas by every means in their power. The conduct of Santa Anna towards those Americana who were taken in the Santa Fe expedition was denounced and his alacrity in releasing British subjects, and not Americans, was pronouaced an insnlt and injury that called for redreasand atonement at his hands. The meeting expressed (he opinion also, that Santa Anna holds Kendall and others prisoners, in order to nuke them abide the result of the istue in Texas, and he was denounced as a remorseless and bloodthirsty tyrant. The whole conduct of Santa Anna in this affair is denounced as an act insulting to the honor and dignity of this nation, and the people thereof, and against the principles of justice, interna'lonal law or common morality." And the meeting further resolved, that apart from the known barbarity, inhuman cruelty, and monstrous perfidy, ex hibited towards the American captives in Mexico his holding them to abide the issue of his abolition war in Tex is, is such an indignity to the United States, and to its Government, as to justify an immediate resort to the most vigorous means in the power of the nation to redress. With a view to some immediate and strong action on this matter by the people of New Orleans and the South generally, the meeting resolved that, n consideration of these insults to the United States, and injuries to her citizens that it is proper for thoee citizens who reside nearest their oppressed countrymen, to take every opportunity to give them assistance, either by money, Arc., to them individually, or by furnishing aid to those whose success in an impending enterprise trill en'ttre the tame result This means, of course, instantly sending out ment money, provisions, arms, ammunition, clothing, Arcto asesist the people of Texas in their lighting the Tt. ...u:.L. ?u:. ._ i? J iUCAitaua. uic n my iu nuitii ujip id iuuc UCJI1C 19 act forth in the two following resolutions, which will doubtless be acted upon instantly Resolved, That the Constitution of thU country recognize! the right of our citizens to travel wheresoever they please, and in what manner they think lit, and in what numbers they may d-em prudent, provided they do not embark as sn armed, organized holy, direct foracountry at peace with these United States, for the purpose of warring upon said country ?and that persons so leaving this country, for the purpose of redressing wrongs done their countrym?n, or indirectly to punish offences against their government, are performing an act next in |?triotism to the defence of their own toil from the foot of an invader. Resolved. That the Repablic ol Texas is at peace w ith teat of the United States, and it is therefore lawful for the citizens of this country to go to Texas in what manner and at what timet, anil in what numbers they think fit provided they have no hostile purpose towards Texas and that when they arrive in said republic, they have a right, and it is proper for them to do such acts anil things as may be conducive to their own good, the assistance of their fellow-citizens, and the ledretting of wrangt done their countrymen. A committee was appointed to carry out these yiews without delay; and in a few daya we may expect to hear of a powerful expedition, perhaps not leas than 300 men, leaving New Orleans for Texas, well armed and equipped. This meeting is undoubtedly but the first i f a series that will shortly be held all over the South and IVest, having the same objects in view. For, in addition to the grievances which the whole country have to complain of in the treacherous and cruel conduct of SantaAnna towards the American priso- n, the South and West have reason to be alarmed in telation to his avowed determination to free all the negroes he may hod in Texas, and abolish domestic slavery there. The war which Santa Anna is now waging in Texis.may with propriety be called an Abolition War; for one of his principal ob jects, as avowed by himself in undertahjog this crusade against Texas is to set free all her negroes One project also to induce the blacks in Texas to revolt aod join the Mexican Army and if they do. there will bo very little difference between tl.em in point of complexion, and the majority of those now in ths Mexican ranks. These facts will have a powerful influence on the men of the South who will never consent to have Texas on their immediate border, as a tree State, for the escape of their negroes at the South being ye1 a more dangerous neighbor under those circumstances, than Canada or the North, and the result will be that the whole of the Southern and Weetern States will commence immediately to contribute to the assistance of Texas, and send out money and men, and munitions of war and they will continue sending them thither until tha Mexican army is driven out of Texas. When this is done, the question is, what will the S.OOt) or 10,090 men who go from the United States to tight this year, do after the war in Texas. Will they return to the States 1 We think not. Will they remain qaietly in Texas We feel sure they will not. Will they enter Mexico! That it very probable, especially if they number 8,000 or 10,000 strong. And in this care, if not before, Mexico will apply for, and receive the aid of volunteer troope from England; this with other matters will bring or government into the mele~. Then France cannot long remain an idle spectator, And therefore Ihis rpeck of war in Texas bids fair to be the nu cleus of a very pretty quarrel, and perhaps a general fight all round. Attacki 01* Bisitor Hennas.?We are not the friends, advocates or supporters of Bishop Hughes- 1 We have always disapproved, in the strongest terms, of his interference v ilh politics, to far as he indicated himself by appearing as an orator at a certain political meeting last year, lounded on the school question. Bat while we oppose the Buhop on these grounds, we cannot by any mean* approve the gross, beastly, shocking attacks upon his character whic't have recently appeared in certain newly established prints These attacks art unjustifiable lurbarons, and entitled to the uttermost scorn of an intelligent people. Srsiio Trade.?Look out for the spring western trade, to begin on (he 20th of April. Then the ca- 1 nnls will be opened. (Kb Lord Morpeth has gone to Havana, to sea i ihe sweet south and smoke a segar. An Explosior.?Ool. 8 on# it ou' against the Pie- sideat's Message, and| says he feeln?ci, wiui iuc linen- j tion of encouraging men and mu*kete to emigrate to Texas. 1 M ail Steamm The West India Mail steamship t s?*em.' to be unfortunate. The Clyde went ashore and damaged?the ire has been lost, and th? Tweed ?as we learned yesterday?was compelled to put intm Porto Cabello on the V> h ult, out of fuel? i having experienced a severe gale. j ?*t**m?hie Colombia ?This steamer had ant t reached Boston on Sunday noon- We thiak she a could not have left Liverpool before the 19th instant. la that cste she will not be due till the 4th of next month. h p lioiire to Hell.?The Recorder of Philadelphia 0 us gone to hell at last lie entered into one of the ashionable gambling h mses of Chesnut Street, vul I rally called a hell, cap ured the keeper, and held inn to bad. After this lie waike i into aaoth r, and lid tl e aim;. He is gotag to Lei! s'ill. It AtcWeat on (Ac Western Itnltrond. Mr. Editor, 1 read in yomr paper of thia MTiiif the followiog notice of an accident on the Western Railroad Amothm Accipkut o.m thiWutiik Railrsap ?The ears run off the track on the 21at instant, near Choster Village, smashed two or three of them, badly fractured the leg of the engineer of the locomotive, and totaed Harnden'i Express messenger to a considerable distance on to a green bank Ought not there to be more care of this road 1 On the mornincr of the 2lst instant. I took the cars at Pittifisld, for the purpose of visiting the deep cut in the town of Washingtoi.aad observing ihe sublime scenery on the line of the road be tween that place and Chester village, in company with a friend. Owing to the delay of the baggagetrain, which vi' caused by the breaking down of the loeemotive, the pstsenger train was delayed an hour and a half at Pittsfield. On starting, the conductor stated that he would be obliged to make up the lost time in going to, and returning from Springfield, for he bad his instructions to make up sach time as migkt be lost by such accidents. 1 thought at the time that this was rather a strange order, and expressed my fear that the speed required might endanger the safety of the passengers. We proceeded at a very rapid rate, I should judge at least 30 miles per haur, for a great uortion of the distance between lMtsfield and Meckel, at which latter place I left the cars, and proceeded on loot along the line of the road to Chester Factories, wnera i cearu 01 me accident tnat naa nappemd eight miles below, and two miles from Chester Villiage. Ey means of a land-car, I soon reached the spot, where I found the engine ererturned a few feet from the track on one side, while on the other was the post office, the front part entirely smashed in, and the tender overturned between, and a little in advance of the other two. The accident happened wh-re the road had been cut through a granite rock, to the depth of several feet, and on a straight line and it was against this rock that the. locomotive and past office had infringed. The engineer had not had time to shut off steam, or reverse, and he was thrown violently on ouc side of the engine as it went over, fracturing his leg below the knee Harnden's Express-man escaped most miraculously, his car being demolished, and filled with the wreck of splinters, while he was unable to say whether he atayed in the car or jumped out?his impression was that he leaped out, bat in this he was undonbtcdly mistaken j'he fireman jumped off, and escaped with a slight contusion. The passenger cars were left on the track, the other cars having broken loose as they left the rails The locomotive was perfectly new, and this r. u j i.. u sr.. u_ I was iuc mil irip u udu iuiuc; it wdi w?uuiuiljr finished, and hs fine a specimen of the arts as 1 ever saw- On examining for the cause of the accident I found that abont fifty fett from the spot, where the wheels of the locomotive left the track three of the sleepers, or crossties had been undermined by water running under the read, and eould be made to settle two or three inches by the weight of a single rant To appearance the track was perfectly level, but when the heavy engine struck this part of the road, there can be no doubt that it settled down several inches. The sleeper next in advance rested on a firm foundation, nnd did not yield in the least to pressure. The conductor informed me that the speed was great, probably over twenty miles an hour; that it was more than ordinary was very manifest, from the ofTects of the oolfision apon the engine itself and the other cars. The manner in which the accident happened is perfrcly obvions, although 1 have seen it stated in aa Albany paper that it was entirely unaccountable.? Going with sach speed, the locomotive first settled upon the timbers undermined, then striking the solid portion, bounded up, as if a stone bad been laid across the track, and when it came down, the flange of the wheel struck upon the rail, on which it could be traced for at least thirty feet before it went off* to the left It is not uncommon, 1 am (old, for an engine, going at its greatest speed, upon a track of unequal solidity, to bound several inches from the rail Fnrtiinxtelv- the flinr* upon the right side, or such accidents would be of very frt quent occurrence. From what I observed and learned from others, I am satisfied that accidents will continue to occur upon the Western Railroad until the speed of going it very materially lessened. On the day on which the above accident happened the cart ran fifiy-four miles in two hours and ten minutes, including ten rtoppages, which eould not hare been at a much less rate than thirty miles per hour, which would bean unsafe decree of speed on aay railroad whatever Owing, however, to the nature of the country through which this road pastes, there are numerous curves, many of them quite abrupt, which such enhances the danger ef accident, and readers a great degree of caution an imperative duty, li is however bat an net of justice to atate, that there is do railroad in the United States constructed with as much solidity and skill as the one in question A person can read or write in the cars with nearly as much ease as in his study or parlour; and if tha sense of danger, which he now must feel, wore taken away by the reduction of speed, the nt phu ultra of pleasure travelling would be attained. L Adiji.vis rRATio.v Meltisg in Philadelphia.?A public meeting has been called in Philadelphia, to BUnonrt fll* Prrnnf on/1 kaafnn than noti?n wf n?s? gress. The call is signed by a long array of "respectable merchants- The work goes onwardServices or the Home Sui'Adsok.?The Razee Independence, and the war steamers Missouri and Mississippi are atill in port, and rendering important services, in a new way, to vessels in distress on our coast. It is said that those vessels are detained from going to sea inconsequence of the scarcity of marines and money. If the latter is one cause, why keep on board the Independence when there is no likelihood of her going to sea till the warm weather sets in, a pilot drawing pay of eighty dollars a month! It is very easy to get one of our New York pilots when the ship is ready, end theiefore we see no good rea son for paying out eighty dollars worth of Treasury Notes for nothing. And the pilot on board is not a regular New York one, and should not be permitted to take to sea a man of war like the Independence. a> iu me canny 01 saiiora detaining these three vessels is nonsense. There are already enough shipped to man the Razee alone, or the two steamers, and such being the fact why not transfer those of one vessel to another, and send her off to sea to be of some benefit 1 March Weather?This month "came in like a iamb and is going out like a lion." Yesterday and the night before the wind blew cold end strong from the northwest, causing some damage on the North River. Steamer Swallow lost her smoke and steam discharge pipes, the Westchester her ash-pan. And several vssels at the wharves were somewhat chafed. We have heard of nothing serious however. Sal* or Spi.evdio asdKlegvrt Fctvitobe.? Thomas Bell, the ready and efficient auctioneer of \nn street, will dispose of the elegant furniture of :he late David Graham, E*q at 753 Broadway, this Horning A Hears r Laloh is worth a Score or Swhav.>L.. ir.il ?t_.i 1 >?un>c win, me i?'j 14u111(i pu-iosopner oi we present age, gives another of hie Comical Lecturer, it the R ut^rs Institute this evening. To be instructed in men and manners in good; good is it aUo to laugh and grow fat. So to kill two birds with we atone, go to the lecture to-nijht. VI*. Editor There are tome thousand old musket* of differ* nt ratibit in thin env that can be spared to the [Yxitns?and could be bought cheap?for thejr are, hough good, uadefa under the United Statea reguatioa. Some cute Yankee will buy them up?at low iricee, and make a fortune by shipping them to rVxas and exchanging them for cotton. Any one vho will advertise lor muskets may purchase 3U00 1 a waek. Yours, Kit L'ahtridce. ?la. Lditor? A great exci'ement has been produced here by he news from Texas. A vast many persons who .re aaxious for employment on easy terms and wi|. ng to take their chance for fame, and a good tract if first rate land, are nrenarin* to embark for Teias nd will avail themseIves of me advantages held ?ut >y the government of Texas. I should not be eur need if ihe first veaael put ap for Galveston take* ut 200 paeseng* ra Some persons well acquainted with the number of riendii ot Texas, say that 2,U00 volunteers from the 'ted states will teudezvoua in Texas before July. Old Jacihto. SraAvsnir F *t*. ?We majr expect this stegaaer tere to day, froon :he West Indies. I ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA AT HALIFAX AND THE UNICORN AT BOSTON. HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE. Parliamentary Proceedings? Rlbandlsm Ik Ireland? Depression In Trade?Ratification of the Right of Search?Treaty by the Pour Powers? Refnealof Franee?The Insurrection In Portugal, die. The steamship Columbia arrived at Halifax on Saturday morning last in safety She left Liver pool on the 4th of March on the 18th efter several storms, the broke her intermediate shaff; the flmprny's Congo* closed at Is. Ill 1 2d per lb. We have London dates to the 3d, and Liverpoo to the 4th instaut. In England the prospects of business are dismal at present, but the necessity of increasing the forces in China is promoting employment for the army and navy departments. The Right of Search has been signed by the all parties, with the exception of France; she refuses to sign it at present. The Charter is in full force in Portugal, and the intended insurrection in Spain progresses. The accounts of distress in England continue to be as gloomy as before, aud trade docs not appeas to improve. The cotton market, how. ever, isjn a better state and the money market is easy. The bIIminers in pffiortr on/I nn?- la?" .-a- ."6j uuu vui n ton meetings SlIII continue. PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY. A tedious debate on the corn laws occupied the House of Commons during five successive nights, duiing which no new arguments were brought forward of particular interest. Mr. Villiers moved "that all duties payable upon the importation of corn, ntcal or dour, do now cease or determine;" when the committee divided, the numbers were the motion 90, against it 393 Oo the 26th ult. Mr Christopher proposed a higher 6cale of duties His proposition was that the'maximum duty should be 5j. higher th?u the maximum duty proposed by the government. The division was taken oa the question, and theforiginal proposition was carried by 3U6 to 104. SLAVE TRADE TREATY. In the House of Lords. 21st ult the Earl of Aberdeen laid the table the treaty of the slave trade signed by all the great powers of Europe except France. He regretted that he was under the neces ony ui miurimug uiair torasnips mat the ratihcation of the king of the French had not been exchanged with thoshof the other powers; neither was he able lo inform the house of the time when that]raiification might be expected. The treaty with France con clu ded in 1831 and 33, remained in full force and vigor. Right or Search?We learn from Paris that a delay of four months has been asked and obtained for the French Government to ratify the right of search. There is terrible work in Ireland^ A tremendous ribbon conspiracy has been discovered. The Great Western steam ship leaves Liverpool on her next trip. France. The non-ratification of the slave treaty by France still engages the attention of the Paris papers. A great sensation was created in the French capital on Wednesday morning, by the announcement of the London papers that the slave treaty had been ratified without the participation of France. Los dos Morcv Miun, March 3?The abundance of money in the market, whieh can easily be obtained upon the deposit of the English stock at 3 percent, has caused a decided improvement in our home securities generally. Consols have advanced to 98 3 8 for money, and for the Account 89 e Q o.A u owli March 31, 2 o'clock? Our English funds remain steady, although we cannot quote any improvement io prices, which are now. Consols for money 80 1 -I sellers: do for account 80 1-258 Money is easy at 2 per cent. Le*no* Co** Eichanos, March a ?The boast samples of wheat realize Is. advance on the price of this day week, but other torts are without variation. Flour la a very dull tale, Ads to 6is ordinary and .AOs to t&s fine per quarter. LivcaroOL Cotton Miskit.?The sales of this w eek have been 33,190; the supplies, nearly wholly from the United States, AO 806 bales. The large supplies of cotton pouring in, induce the consumers to be catious in purchasing cotton. Low qualities or American Is. 81. per lb.?illhiun 38th. Masch 1?The trade and expirters have taken 809 bales, principally American,at fully Friday'* rates. Much 3.?The sale* amount to 3000 bales, 3710 American, *{d to 9Jd. PsuMoatf era Arrived. LmtnroOL?In the stmaaahip Columbia?For Halifax?Mr Inha Fie-niaf, C'ept Fsuwiek, Mr Augustus White, Mr Jos M.iudell. For dost >u?Mr Goodbtnd, Mrs Oomlband, J Grahe. Horace Tilens n. V N Lohse. Aletr. Murray, W Marshall. Louis Storeek. W j HarJie.John Maelani, Mr Atliosos, Mr Metcalf Mr Ahion, Mr Bay'dop, Ferdinand E*s?n,? ine univrrNim v>nurcn, to nrar a review of" Mr- Coleman's 'Lecture against Universalum The Rev. I>r. was not pleated. And doubtless under some excitement, and s'nnding in the holy palpit, he took occasion to any, "As I came down here this evening I saw crowds thronging into the Syna- 1 eogtie of Satan and Temple of lies." What does Dr. Tyng think of Oxford, its Tracts, and the Pusey- 1 ilea! Do tell, or we'll burst up and die. Joe Smith 1 s* the man for our monuy. Mr. Charles Warren, a merchant and Baptist pre- J feasor, in Hansver street, Boston, while on a visit to i Townaend, Mass.. attended a six o'clock prayer meetiug- During the meeting, this gentleman stated that the work of God under Mr Knapp, went on ia- 1 pidly in Boston. All clasrea slimed in the great re- 1 vivsl, and among the rest the Unitarians and Uni- versaliata. "The meetings of the "Univeraalists," aid he, "are thin; they have at some of their meet- J inga not more than ten or twelve, and some of their 1 Societies are almost broken up." We have seen 1 the same statement made in several papers It ap- pears, however, from the best of testimony that the r causa of Uni verbalism in Boston was never in a more prosperous condition. The meetings are largely at- tended; conference meetings are very interesting; and the crowds that repair to them are so great that should they increase,they must be holden in the body of the Meeting-Houses instead of the vestries. We I conclude troin ail this, that Elder Knapp has yet be- r fore him a stupendous work to perform. He must not leave Boston for a year, at least." Joe Smith, t the Mormon, will, however, beat them all. fn Mr. Abraham Sweaney of CO Beekman street and invited him to lake a social, genteel and quiet ride to Burnham's and back Sweeney consented of course, and in a short time they entered a carriage driven by James Mclntyre of 96 Anthony street, and while on their route to Burnham's Mr. S. was induced to toddy" a little, and Mr-D to do something eke that we shall speak of hereafter. After reaching Rnntkflm'd and Ukint ft drink nr turn IWU t/v?U sudden notion that the company of another person was necessary in order to aid them in enjoying the day. He therefore requested the driver to return to the city with Mr. Sweeney and stop at the corner of Pearl and Elm streets, and enquire for Mr. Johr Doyle, who would accompany them back to Burnham's and he would wait tneir return. Oa arriving at the place mentioned no Mr. John Doyle could be found, but Sweeney found that he had been robbed of a purse and $53 in gold and bank notes. Among the money was a number of sovereigns and a French gold piece valued at $3,75. During yesterday officer McGratk caught the Mr- John Doyle and found nine of the sovereigns in his possession, the French gold piece and the purse lost by Mr Sweeney. He was fully committed. As soon as the carriage left Buruham's, Doyle streaked it acrcss^lots ana came to the city in the Harlem rail road line. Drowked Mar roue??-The body of a man, whore name is unknown, was found in Coenties slip yesterday by James D.x?n, one of the seamen of the brig Funny (Jolt. He appeared to have beea drowned Tor many weeks. He was dressed in a black frock coat and vest, striped under shirt, and brown gambroon pants, all of which were much worn and patched. His body will remain at the dead house in the Park to day for recognition. Another Victim ?A man named Charles Reid, a rigger by trade, aged about forty years, and a native of England, died suddenly on Sunday at No. 351 Cherry street, where he had boarded for several months. The Coroner was sent for, and on a full investigation the jury concluded that his death was occasioned by pleurisy produced from habits of intamperance. A Dean Moses found ?While Mr. Charles Gray was taking a Sunday stroll along the wharves of the North River, h? spied a cigar box at the Hoboksn Itrry pier "pitched without," and presuming it contained some treasure, succeeded in landing it on the wharf. Oa removing the coyer, a deceased male iafant was found, nicely deposited, with a mason's plumb, by way of ballast. The child was buried by the Coioner, and the lead plumbmay be seen at Ins office by any person who may suppose they have a knowledge who it was that thussent the little dead Moses adrift. An Old Hall Thief Arrested.?One of these rogues named^ Isaac Freeinan, a big black rascal. waaciupm uiu uumimncu iur stealing a cioax, falord at $20 from the hall of the houae of Henrj V. Vultee, 121 Spring street, on the 2Ut of December last. He had been sent to the house with some articles for New Years day, and took that opportuni ty to steal the cloak. Theodore True Discharged.?This young man, who web arrested on Sunday on a charge of defrauding a Mr- Oakley, of Florida, was discharged yesterday by the complainant, some mitigating circumstances having been presented tc the officers ol Fo lice. Death by AcciDEXtal Discharge or a Gur.? A yonng asan, a German by birth, named Peter Sax, was shot on Saturday afternoon by the accidental discharge of a musket in the hands of a person named Anthony Koek The deceased resided in Third avenue, near 96th street, and the father of Aathony, named George Koek, aad his wife, kept home lor him. About one o'clock the fonr rat down te dinner, daring which time the gun was spoken of aa an old and peculiar piece, end also that it had been obtained from Mr. Solomon M I.evengston, from wiiom they rented the premises, to guard themielves4ro.ii the attacks of Croten water workmen. After Anthony had finished his dinner, he rose and took the gnn down from the nails on which it was pieeed, to examine it, when it ex- 1 ploded and the contents entered the beck of the neck of deceased, severing the spinel marrow and causing almost instant death. He epoke aot after 1 receiving the injury The gnn bed been leaded by Mr. Leveagston, upwards of six month* since, but Anthony had no knowledge of this fact at the time I he took it down The Coroner's Jury mad* a minute examination of all the circumstances eennect- ed with the a:eidrnt, and returned tb* verdict "thai deceased cams to his deaihby tb* aeeiden- tal discbarge of a musket while in the hands of Anthony Koek Th:s shou'd serve as acantion to the use ot loaded fire arms. A loaded gen should lever be allowed to eater a house unless it is to be ?ed immediately for some purpeeu- Thousands of s-rsons bare (has loat their lives by neglaet ia aot liseharging the contente of fire arm* before taking hem into a hoa?e. Suodc.i Dtciiit ruon KruioiatiiT nr tub Icabt ?A young aaa named Joha Fiaher, a naive of thia city, entered the atore of Mr. B.Cerieil,S2 Honaton atreet, on Saturday eTeaiag, and lomplaiaing of being unwell, one of Mr. Cornell'* assistants, with whom he wa? acquainted, invited dm te remain all night. In the morning, while ralking about the atore, be fall down, without any irevioae aymptome of diaeaae, and died ia a few ninutea afterward* Dr. John Davia was called in, vho stated that he had attended deceased for seveal monibs, for disease of the heart, which was no loubt the cause ef his death. The Coroner's Jury I etaraed a verdict accordingly. J Amavltiiso a Watchmau?A German named Iraahart Jemaii assaulted and struck a watchman umedThos p. IIinkin?on, on Sunday eveninr, nth a club, and injured him severely. He was in- oxicntad at the time, and on being arraigned brut* thy upper p lice desk, was held to bail in the j n oi jfzin, to appear at the t*ewion> to anawer. V E Co.iticted AT Last?The Nashville, Tea.. Vhig of the 17?h in?t. sayi:?" After being cleared watesliag the p-tckage of $18,500from the Union link, ThomasL. Budd lias beea convicted, in the I rimmal court of this city, for falae entrlea in the ooks of me bank. His counsel have moved for a ew trial." Key Weil. of tit* Herali.1 Kir Wust, March 15, I8t2. Beauty and Salubrity of tbe Climate?Abolition?Florida War and Wrecks. Mr D? a* Sii The chilling wind* of the North hare eeaied to annoy us; a delightful, balmy, healthy air, with Italian akict bod temperature again enliven us> the accaeia and the rose, the orange and pomgranite are all budding and blooming around u?, and onr wood* are arrayed in all the magnificence of a Tropical climate. The Northerners, who are Joomed to snffer all the ills of a Tile, changeful I uiuMt?wn ?orj existence la but u eternal conge^tion end thaw, little dream that there ia a beautiful American Iale in a "green tunny ocean, far off and alone;" a fair garden where tha tan ever hinet:" where consumption, fire and frettare unknown and uneared for; where tha physician throw* up bit occupation, and where a perpetual spring and perpetual peace and umiabiiitT, bid defiance to war, pestilence and famine. We are narer disturbed here by nay occurrence or cons dertiou. What if the United States and Grent Britain do go to war 1 We are sure to be benefitted, no matter into whose hands we fa I; and if "Brother Jonathan" neglectsnt, "John Bu i' will take up hit quarters here, and make Key West (in the language of witeaeres here) "a place of i:npor- J tanee." We hare but one mail a month, and consequently ?r? ??t >11 ili? I*'""* H?vu iiibssc, dui tU;? docs not deprive us of the pleasure of diicusiig and settling th? affairs of the country to oar entire satisfaction. The only event that ever seriously disturbs our equanimity, is the appearanee among us of some supposed Abolitiouiit, and this affords us a glorious opportunity for manifesting our love for the South, and renting curses upon then hole fr.ibe, not loud, hnt deep. The Florida war, with which your papers are ever teeming, gives us no uneasiness. Our eriz ns hare never been "drafted and drawn" to fight the Setnineles; and we have solemnly .declared that if thay will let us alone we will let them alone. An expedi'ion, consisting of about one hundred men from Capt. MeGlauglin's force, has recently I within a faw days) retumrd from the Everglades. .ieuts. C. R P. Rogers, Biddle, Marc hand and other*,, with their various commands, discovered two parties of Indians in considerable force,a tacked them, and destroyed their boats, &o., and pjrsued them closely for twodaye, but they finally escaped. The expeditions are still scouring the Southern swamp* und clades in every direction. Capt. McUlaughltn's force is the very one required upon this coast, and by his untiring spirit and thazeal and activity of hi* officers, he has already accomplished much good, and by hie aet.ve and efficient co operation with tha army, has, in no small degree, aided in our success against the Indiana duringYhc last year The U S. schooners Madison anaWave, and brig Jefferson, are in port, officers and crew all well. Oar wreckers, a few days since, brought froig Key Sol Bank, a lot of candles, oil, &e from the ship Emperor, of Boston, ashore and abandoned.9 Common Council. Board or Assistant Aldermen ?March 28. The President, Mr. Lee, in ihe chair.?The annual Report of the keeper of the City Prison was receired and ordered on file. A communication was receired from the Mayor, enclosing the resignation of James Kellom, as cl.-rk of the Fifth District Conrt. Petitions weie received on various subjects, and referred; among them one of Alfred Rogers and others for the use ef the slip at the foot of Fulton street, to be appropriated for fish cars; and of John McCarriek to be released from prison where he in confined for drivings cab by the month?both referred with pewer. Reports or Committees adoptsd ?In favor of concurring with the other board in remitting tax to.2nd Reformed Chnrch on property corner 1st Avenue, and 85.h street. In favor correcting tax of Thomaa Webb, Thomaa E Davis, J. and J. Beaacl, A. C. Smith, Park Benjamin, Gun'avus Drueken, E. Nostrand, Wm. Constable, Divid Beck, Henry H. Elliot, Anne Horner, L. Clarkion, Luther P. Hubbard, John Craig, and Rebecca Bibby, and Henry C. Denning.?Advene to correcting tax, F. Weize, Wm Bard, Adolphua Dearborn, E. Waldron, W. H. Leroy, aud J. C Vanderbilt. In favor ofdiaeoatinuing the opening of Eleventh street, between Broadway and the Bowery. [Laid oa the table. A motion was made to print it, bat lost.] Adverse to grunting C Vanderbilt, and others engaged in the Conneeticut steamboat business. the exclusive use of Peek Slin.?but in favor of allowing then inch at Pike S!ip, where it i* proposed all the steamboats engaged oa the East river shall hare their depot after this jeer, when the lease of the Providence ai d Stoaibgton line at pier No 1, North River, shall hare expired?said slip to he termed the Eastern Steamboat District. lu favor of extending piers foot of Albany, Cedar and Liberty streets ?In favor of relieving Mr. Thorae, keeper of the debtor's department city prison, from a suit brought against him for falsa imprissnment of John Carlyle, on his paying cr sts. In fnvor el paying Benj Whitehouse $25 for injnries received as a watchman ?in favor of releasing Joha A. Lafarge from fine for violation of market lawe. CaOitrine Street Ferry.?A report was received from the ferry committee, recommending that a lease of this ferry be given to Messrs Bowne (the present lessees) for ssven years, to commence in louryears frem now, when their present lease shall have expired. A debate ensued, in which Me??rt. Briggs, Watermen, Benedict, Murphy, Lee, Staler. and o.hers, took part. It was stated, during the debate, that the Messrs. B. have made immense fmtuueu by the ferry?that tha Fulton and South Ferry Company pay $12, in Bteiklya. The city hat spent more money on wbarren nod piere erery year fortbe last twelre years, than it has received from them. By the term* of the Fnlton Ferry they are obliged to pay into the city treasury all profits oret 7 per eent, hat they find employment for their snrplna in building new boats. A motion was made indefinitely to postpone the subject, bnt lost; as was also a motion to lay on the table. Mr. Briggs mored to amend, by inserting $5,090 per annum, instead of $2,600. Lost. It was fioadly, on motion of Mr. 8haler, postponed to the next meeting of the board, to be print' ed ?The dtbate had occupie d three or four hours. The President, (Mr. Rawton in the chair,) mored that whew the Board adjourn it do so to Thursday next. Mr. Davie amended to moot on Monday. He thought that business might be done a little more expeditiously. (Others thought so too The motion for Thursday prevailed. After some other business, of but little moment,, the Board adjourned. Salamander Safes. SaLamaxpls Sara.?One^ of Wilder's Salamac uer Mica waa in tne stoic 01 j. vy. sunton u, when it wasbarnt on Tuesday night- Mr. Leeds, who was a specta'or, express-d his belief that the heat where the cheat waa situated waa aa great aa that of hia furnace, and jet on examining tar contents la t evening, thej were feaad to be perfectly entire and uninjured. We are convinced the Salamander chest ia properly named, a safe.? JV.O B*l'etin, March 17. [Mr. Ltede, referred to above, baa a large iron foundry in Upper Faexbnrg, N O We aaw one of Wilder'a SaJaaaaader Safra yesterday taken from the reins of the etore occupied by J. W. Stanton Jt Co. The book and papers it contained where ia as perfect a state of preiarvation as they would have been had there not been a Gre within teasqaaresof them The ordeal through whieh had they pasard was not a alight one? the oil aad candles ia the store of Stanton k Co- made about aa eemfertabte a fire as we desire ta tee.? A*. O Pie., iWsid 17Forth# bear fit of commercial people generally, and especially for the ben* fit of such es have occasion te use safes, we transfer ta our eolamni tha above testimenials from the New Orleans papers. These testimonials, in addition to the certificates of merchants and betinets men.wha were wiinttses j| the experiment* made upon Wilder* a Pateat Salamander Safe*, wherein they withstood the itronge*t pesaible hoot, would he to any reaeoaahte an, seorluaiTo proof that thoy are far preferable to any >afe now extant. It aeay be teen by reference to tar adeertieiag column*, that Sila* C. Herring, 139 IVater *trrot,Ta the only authorized agent lor the ?le of Wilder'a Salamander Safe*. The tare* alerted to in the ahore extract* from the New.Orcam paper*. Bankinpt List. OITTHERN DISTRICT Or NRVY YORK, trillion* Sleekier. Juo clerk, Yerplanck, and ai a member cf the Verplanck A*aocietion,to be declared bankr?P* _ April *8 Lhaer X Weyman,l?tr merchant, New York. 20 Pilliam ft. Tkorne, do do 36 ;iioo W. OritwoM, Alhrn', 3* .n?on O. Mallery, farmer, Hontor, M Last Slide ?Th? Louisiana Chronicle of the 2th aaye: we are credibly informod that aboat ten crea of land on the west bank of the Mississippi, a >w miles below the month of Red River, suna ;w nijhrs rnae.

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"postsckiptt8 our usual SouV.ern Cmrruptmdmtt, Qrt, I by this euwnuig'i Mail, *tt fiwtk page. i i i 11 i i OrcR THE Louisiana Ovr?e?The Becual up id uoiorr w?y. id* v/oun ooservt a that it could not allow the mode puraued in this caae- The assignee must first move eo order, and then (he petitioner could object if he raw fit. Mr. Nash replied that the law allows a certain amount of property to be rerained. In this caae it was necessary, in order among others, to meet the expenses of proceedings. The Court answered t^at it does cot decide that the creditor should pay the expense. The subject then dropped. Btnj L. Cox-?An amendment was allowed, by attaching a new sworn schedule to the other papers. Several petitions passed to decreeObjections were filed to those of John W Taylor and PtUr Fay. In the ease of Jot. IV BedtU and Mow BrdtU, Mr Clarkeon said he had been instructed to file objections, but from the nature of his other engagements he had been unable to attend to it. The r.Anrt ra*li*/i that avcdmi haa*d nn illn?ca miiMP. riage of paperc, or inch, would be allowed, bat aot an exctue aneh at this. Mr. Anderson, for petitioner, ebjeeted to delay. Tbe Court allowed Mr. Clarkson through the day to file?if not, the petition must paae to decreeCastender Frtibet?The objections in this case were argued by Messrs. Stuart and Joachiuasen This, and several other motions will be disposed of to-day. Mr. Joachiesssen complained that he went to the house ea the 2 let inst to serve an execution, but found no furailu.e there! The Court announced that this week would be devoted to the business of the District Court, with the exception of a short time each morning to Bankruptcy matters. The Circuit Court would open on Monday, and doubtless set at least six weeks. Oty- A densely crowded house yesterday, and last evening at the American Museum, testified in ccn tinned shout* oi applause, that the immense array of attraction provided by the liberality of tbo manage, are duly appreciated. Never has there been such a rich variety of novelties brought out st one establishment before in this city. To-morrow afternoon there will be ssplendid day performance. See advertisementThe great temperance procession to day, can be seen better from the Museum then any other place in the city. 0(J- ROCKWELL k TURNERS CIRCUS opened imi evening, m ma Ampnitneatre, Bowery, to a largo and highly respectable audience. The present company comprises two distinct troupa of equestrians, each ef whom ia equal in talent to the beat in the couutry. It is supplied with a snperb bugle band. T. V. Turner rode his principal set in magnificent style?he has no equal in it. Oscar Stone rode his far famed Cammanche Indian act, in which he pourtraya, with thrilling interest, the various rqueatrlan evolutions of that extraordinary tribe. The performances will be continued throughout the week. Oossin, the merriest of clowns, and hia wife the prettiest of women, are attached to this company. Q(7-SUPERNATURAL DISCOVERT OF AN ITALIAN ?We are assured by two respectable Persons that there ia something trnly wonderful in the Italian Chemical Sjsd lately invented by Signor Vesprioi. It is ru* mored that it will change the color of the negro, but certain it is that it will eive dark, thick, yellow or son burnt shin a delicious clearness. It removes in the mest surprising manner, pimples, blotches, freckles, and all eruptiensan the face cures scurvy, salt rheum, dke We adviae all parsona to try this L is sold for to cents t cake by Jonoa, sign of the American Eagle, SJ, mind tba number, M Chatham street? eek for the Italian Chemical aj; buy this oace, it will convince yon. [From the N. Orleans Bulletin of iTthJnSUnt.l 0(7- SALAMANDER SAFES-Oneof Wllder's Salamander Safes ?ii in the atom of J. W. Stanton A Co., when it was burned on Tuesday night. Mr. Leeds, who wae a Ip.ctator, etpresaed hia belief that the heat whare the tfcest was situated wee as freat at that of his furnace, b We shall shortly giva a history of their operations. The message of the President was received with very general approbation; all parties seem to u lito in acknowledging the financial cause pointed out by him as the only one fraught with even common sense. The relief which the country wants is a restoration of it* credit. This can be done only through the solvency and healthy action of the federal government, and aot by its dishonor and disgrace. The Htate nf Tllinnta la melanetinlv avsmnle of the disastrous remits attending a Uoiou of bank and state. It has a debt of 919,000 000 a vldition to which, Its annual expense for carrying on t! e government is about$100 000, In an evil hour the State ehartered tho State Bank of Illinois, and made its issues receivable for all state dues.? The bank suspended, and instead of being compelled to resume, it was allowed to go on until utter ruin overtot k it, and its issues are at 40 cents on the dollar. As we have slated, under the present revenue laws, the entire revenue is payable in this worthless paper. The de sand for this purpose is all that maintains even the pre sent rate of it. The result is that the taxes are paid with uncommon alacrity. The collector at Springfield states that he reeeived in one day $700 being more than previously he could collect in a month. The amount outstanding February 30, was $3,001 303, enough to absorb the revenues for ten j ears to comc. Here Is a state with, out money or credit, and without the ability to levy taxes. This is a fair example of the utter ruin attending (he connection of a rovernment with a bank. In it we ee a type of what iuevitably would hare been the situ ation of the federal government, hail the Clay policy been punned at the extra sesaion, which was to create a large debt and alaige bvnk, and make the one lean upon the other, and the government upon both, and all upon a foreign foundation, aituated in Threadneedle street.? Where a nod from the British Minister would at any aro. ment send the whole fabric to destruction. Not so the President's plan. He chooses to place the government and its internal affairs on the Immutable basis of honesty, frugality, and economy. To tax the people no more than they can afi'ord to pay, and to spend no more than the amount of those taxes. The mer cantile credit of the country, its diplomatic dig. nity, and its political stability, will tftn rest within its own base, and no efforts frcm without can shake its solid foundation. This honest and patriotic policy is combated by political gamblers, and by those speculators who hare been operating in State stocks at the present low prices. These disinterested gentlemen clamor for a national stock,to be issued fir their espeoial benefit, in exchange for the State stocks that they hold. These modest individuals imagine, that with their vaults stuffed full of Indiana-, Illinois, and other stocks, at 20 cents on the dollar, if they could make the government take them off their hands at par, in exchange for nation el scrip, they should make a handsome thing of it, and u the country would be saved." The same operation was performed with the old revolutionary scrip. The poor soldiers were cheated out of their evidences of debt by speculators, and the most successful of them, with the fortune! that acquired,founded houMf that are bow the moit clamorois for a repetition of the echeme. The Legislature of Virginia hare finally fixed upon the firat of November next ax the period of reiumption for the bank*. The bill contained a provision, requiring the bank* to resume within fiO day* after thoae of Phila delphia and Baltimore, which wa* a subject of diaputa between the two houiea. Thi* waa finally atriaken out. The following i* the firat aection of the bill:? An Act concerning the bank* of thia Commonwealth, paaaed March 94th, 1811. 1. Be it enacted by the Oeneral Assembly, That ao much of any aet aa aubjecta the Bank* of thi* Commonwealth to pay ten per cent damagea, and fifteen per cent interett for non payment in peoie of any note, bill or ahrck due from auch bank, snail be, and the aame ia hereby auapended until the firat day of November next. Thi* wa* the reeult of bank inAuence, and i* equivalent to a declaration on the part of the bank* of their inability to resume. A* to the pretence of time requisite to prepare, it i* an absurd attempt to prevaricate. They will never prepare to resume as long as they can postpone the time. This is made (efficiently manifest by re curriag to their returns for a series of years, which are as follows:? Bairns or Viaotxis. Jan Capital. Loam Specie. Crrcv. Depoeiti. 1*34 5.094 500 11.752 058 SIT,'51 5 598 391 3 875,774 1855 5 840,000 11,377 801 1,150,401 5,503,199 3.115,974 1550 4.511.900 14 339,080 1.4633,29 8,138.753 3.548,414 I83T 0,731,300 18 021,420 1 034 809 9,197,347 5,305,554 1938 7,005,380 15 900 987 1,355,583 7.175,778 8,088,954 1830 8,074.4(0 17 010.547 3.350.413 8 831 818 8,105 130 1840 10.18S 400 15 590 778 1,580,508 8 707,701 8018,390 1841 10 337,070 18,3(0 M9 3,3(7 841 7,733 483 8.043 834 18.3 10,904,8(3 15,915,0:8 3,452,115 7,788,300 2,434,883 It will be observed that the banking capital ofVirgi nia is now nearly double the amount in operation in that year of general inflation 1636-7. The >4,000 000 which have since been created has been "for relief," that is to supply with paper credits the falling olf in buiiness and the depreciation of property. The loans on the flrst of the current year were quite as large as in the year of suspension IBM. The bank circulation is larger than in that year. In 1839 preparations were made to resume on the 1st of Jan. 1839, with the opening of that year however, under the influence of the United 8tates Bank those expansions took place which resulted in failure in the fall of that year. The following table exhibits tl e movements of the New York city banks as compared with that of Virginia:? NewYoaxCirr Viaenm. Immediate M an* Liabilitiei. Meatu lAabtlitiei 1(87 14,230.?99 29,507,413 3437,853 14.417.102 l'9i 0374,157 13334431 3,575,451 9 998 483 1839 9,450.785 33,138 913 3, 50 552 11,451149 1840 7 995,841 24 559 M4 3459.875 9.493 343 1841 8 543 080 10.845,98} 8.789.514 10454,717 1842 7,442.508 IT,424,44 1 3,313.058 1 0,392,183 In order to make the comparison more comdlete, we will give the following table of tkoo imports and exports of Now York and Virginia:? lwrraTS a no Eiroars or New Yoaa avd Viaoixu. New Yoaa. Visgixia. Import!. Export!. Import!. Export! 1840 40.440 750 94 2S4 000 845,00 4.772,33011-39 99.893.438 83 349 099 913 402 5 157,190 1838 58.413400 32.0(8,471 577,143 (.998 28 1927 79,301,723 27 338,419 812 803 3.703 714 These tables show the great disparity which eiiata between the proportion of bank liabilities to trade, in Virginiaand New York. Throughout the year 1&40, the import* and export* ol New York were *#-1,000,000, and the bank liabilitie* $16,000,000, being aa I to6. In Vir ginia in the aame year, tha itnpotti and exporta were $0,000 000, and the bauk liabilitiea $10,060,000, or aa a to 1. At the aame time the mean* of the New York bank* wer* to their liabilitie* a* 1 to 3, and in Virginia aa 11 j 1, nearly. So enormous a redundancy of bank credits aa exhibited in the** facte, could not but impoverish and rain the State. A resumption cannot take place in Virginia without involving a reduction of at least one half it* bank capital; but resumption must come, through the force of public opinion, in spit* of any legislative enactmenta. The longer it is put ofT.th* greater will b* the disaster* attending tha event. In Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama, utter ruia must be the consequence -t ?w.i. l^nor rntiris of Jiihonop. VI mill IVUJ vv?.? Iiltl tit* Stock Bxrbaitfo. 6000 N YorkSjV'M H SO anion 1M to.ooo Illinois Soud* it loMobeekHK 4?| MH in ltd* 1?00 LoiiH Island M S000 l3di?nab"nd? 1T| ISO do *90 Si I ISO LwyMund KR S9 !M do SI SO Mohawk KH 100 do slo Si 10*0 I odiaua bonds IT, 300 do 13 99 fS De'.k Hud. old 8S 9S D.I. k H d. *19 St 10 Loty UUad KR *3 SSI ISO Loof IduS m 49| 10* do *90 811 Cattle Market. There were not rasny Csttle in m srket to-day. Only about ?lx nenorea U'erea, iwa mm area oneep tni Cow* and Cairn. In conaeg'ience of thi* (mall aupply price* ran up a little, an.I Beam fetched from $5,00 to $7 ii a hundred weight; Cow* and Cairn from $35 00 to $S8 00 each, and Sheep from )J.M te $4.00. All the cowa, calrae and iheep and nearly all the bcevea were (old.

Foreign Market*. Harar*. March 13,1M$ The Laonida* vn the lad arrival of Rice, and aince her *ale, we hara none to r? port. Our Rice maiket appear* to he looking tip >om? what, and ahould arriral* pro re moderate for a abort t time longer, we may look tor aeme improvement tip* a lest aalei, which ware *t 10} rial*. Ccfee* continue ia moderate d? mind, an 1 the market eaay at C a 7J ernta. Malaaaea dull atone rial. Kicheoge on London 9 a t?| prem. New York and Boiten 1 a 1 f diacount. ?&HS8SS S5Hl w^ wm! Oa the morning of tbo 97ih in*t at St. reter'a Church by the very R? John Power. A hraham Ciiaohibu, M. 0. to Mia* Loci Powaa Bavt, both of thi* citjr. Died On the morning ofth-N'h initont, Mr?. Maar Dc Lava*, In the7let year of her age. Her frienda and tkoie of her aona-in-law, Jamoa A Rich and Wot. H. Tan Dalarm, are reepectfully invited to attend her funeral thia afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from M Vandaaatreet. On the morning of the 9atb inat. after a aeeere illneaa ol three month*, Kdmukd Kkoat aged M year*. On Sunday, the 97th Mutant, after a protrrcted illneaa, J oho BcooEaA. lata of tk* ialand of St. Croix, in tho7Mb year of hi* age. On Sunday morni -r, the 17th inatant.Mr*. Elizabeth kctltooa.in the 77th tear of her age. On Sunday morning, 97th iuataut.of congeatire fever, Mra. Euaica Hatch, widow of the late Renbon Hatch, Eaq.of Norwich, Vt aged 78 year*. Oa the 97th iaatant, Okooub Hi'inn, aged U yeara, 9 month* and 97 day* of quinay aore throat. On .Sunday morning, 97th inatant, after a abort but painful illoeaa, Fbahck* K. Tuttlc, wife of John C. Swan, in the Stat year of her age. Weekly Report of Interments la ths City and County of New York, from theltlhday ef March. 1*42, to the ?*'h day of March.lStd. 31 Men?>l Women?17 Boyt? 30 Oirie. Tom l'f. Diseases?Apoplexy 1; Asthma 0: Asphyxy 0; Abscess Bleedings. Bleediug from stomach Bleeding from lungs Burnsd or scalded 0; Casualties 0; Cholera Inlantum Cholera Morbus0; Cancero.iColic 0; Consumption 3d; Convulsions 10. Croup or Hives.3; Debility 0; Delirium tremens 1; Diabetes 0. Diarrhoea 1; Death from PoisonO; Dropsy 4; Dropsy in head I; Dropsy in the chest I; Drowned 1; Dysentery 1 ;r.rysipelas I; Epilepsy 1; Fever 2; do. scarlet 4; do typhoid 3; do. psurperal 2; do. reiruttenl 0; do.bilious 1; do.inflammatory 0; do intermittent 1; Gravel 0; Hip Diseasco; Intemperance 1; Inflammatiou 0; do. of liver 2; du of womb u; do. of brain I; do. of stomach 1; do of cliest I.'do oflungs If; do.of bowelst; do of throat 0; Jaundice f. Killed or murdered 0; Locked Jaw Lues Veneres: Mortification*; Malformation 1: Marasmus 10; Measles0; Old age 6; Organic disease of heart 2; Palsy 0. Rheumatism 0; Spinal disease I; Scirrhus 0; Suicide Sprue 0: Small Poi 8: Scrofula 0: Teethina 3:1 Tumor Uuknown 0; Ulceration of throat 0; Ulcers 0; Varioloid 0; Whooptag Couch 0; Worms t. V Aoei?Of 1 year and under. 31; hetweenl and t, 1T.1 and I. 93; i and 10.3 10 and 90,6 30 and 30.17: 30 and ?0, 90; 40 and 10,11; 30and60, 3,60 and 70, 6,70and 80,6; 80and 10,5;90and 100. 0; 100 and upwards.0: m.known. 3. _ Pi.&i'ks or Nautitt?United Slate. 198.Ireland 96; England 3; Scotland 3; Switzerland u; France 0; MollandO; British roei ess ions. N. A, 0; West Indies 0; Portugal 0: Oermany 4; Sweden 0; Wales 0: Africa 0; SpainO; Russia 0; Italy 0; 8 America 0; Unknown 3. Faou?Alms House. Bellerua, I; Hospital 6; ^Fsrer' Hospital 0; Penitentiary Hospital 3, Hlackwell's l?land'4; Small Pes Hospital 0; City Hospital k; New lirsey 1; West Chester 0; Long Island 4; colored Personslg. WILLIAM A. WALTKRS, City Iaspector. City Irspe*tor's Office, March 36, 1613. Latest Adrlcei AXCEIVL0 AT THE 1SXW TOtt BEE ALB OrnCl. Africa Feb 13 Madam Mar. to Am Cayeo Feb 27 Manilla Nor. Antaeus Dec. It Montevideo Jan 34 Bombay Nor. 1 Maranliam Feb. 10 Bataria Nor. 3 Mstamas Mar IS Bermuda. Mar. 1 May agues, P. R Mar 11 Bueooe Ay res Jan. 93 Maracaibo Jan. 17 Bahte Feb. 9 Matamoras Dec. I Belize.Hon Feb. 36 Neuritas Feb. 4 Bar bailees Jan. 31 Oahti, ft. 1. Dee. 16 Bogota Dec. 10 Pane Feb. 10 Berbice Feb. 30 PortauPnoet Mar. 9 Curacoa Feb. 30 Para Fab. 17 Cieufuegoe May 7 Pernambnco Feb 10 Carthagena Jan. 31 Panama Jura IS Cararcaa Jan. 11 Rio de Janeiro Fib 1 Chagree July 1 Singapore Nor. 33 Callao Nor. 4 Sydney, N8W Aug. It Calcutta Dec. 93 St. Helena Jan. 13 Fays! Jan. It St. Tboasaa Feb. 37 Uibraltar Feb. 3 8t. Barta ....Jan. t Uuayama,P.R Mar. St. Jago de Cuba Feb. 3S Oenairaa Mar. 3 St. Johns,P. R Mar.lt Oalreston Mar. 3 St. Croii Mar. 0 Has re Feb. 11 St. Martin Jan. 39 Harana Mar. 17 Surinam Feb. 13 U .1. C. VI.. on T L'.k IT Jcremie Jan. 27 Tobaaoo Dec. ti Kingston, Ja. Fab. 14 Turk* UIumI Mar. 4 London F?b 18 Trinidad de Cuba--*-Mar. 9 Liverpool- Feb. it Vera Cms Mar. 6 La Uuarra Mar. t Valparaiso Dec. 1 Lima -Jan. 1 Yueataa Feb. 1 Macao Nor tt Zanzibar Dae. It PUMnatri Arrived. Havana? Ship Norma?J a Taj lor, H Bait, J B Hechawar ria, f Loyaaar.J L Down-. PaucRgen Sailed. Litirool?Packet ahip Hrwciua?William Brancker, lady Bre ehildren audi err ant of NYori; Mra William b Warwick, two 'aiirbtera and servant, of England; O W I'ollitx and lady of NYork; Wm Psllitx.of Mexico; WmF Booth and lady, of Boet?n, Alexander Harvey, lady and itrrear,of Canada; Jaa M Nevius, of NYork; 8a nuel P. Cox, bearer ol despatches from Honduras; Thomas Young. f NYork: Thomas J Gibson, of NYork; Augustus James, ot Albauy: Dr Augustus Beck, of Philad; John Collins, of NYork; William Keunedv, bearer of despatches from Texas, lady end servant; James T Bailey, Philrdelphia; James Moiice. NYork; Edw Liikald, do; Hugh Wliittell, Lexington, Ky, J Shtridau Muiprst, Liverpool; G McHenrv.Philad; J?a Hallett, Philad; Wm Alex McLeod Agnew, NYork; MrH Kerr. Montreal, benrer of despairhas (V -m NYork' C J Stuart,ol Montreal, d?: Capt H AuStia,7th Regiment British Army; T Mines, Mexico: Col B Bsykio, bearer of despatches from Uni'ed Stttes, Mobile; Wm B Dsmeron NOrleans; J D Brncy, of Alabama; S Oxborne aid son.Ntw York Foreign Importations. Havana?Ship Norma?336 bxa sugar M Taylor?61* da 4(1 bya coffee lev mdae bxsswcatmrate It ca reran It bis oranges 45.000 segars J J Taylor?140 bxa eaudlex Wm R Headman ?9 ca segara E H Lacombs-3 d ?J B Bcnstl?S do Barclay k Liviagston?14 J bxasegara J B Laaala It co?7 bxa mdsc Coil It co?I ca 8 bxs segars Juti 4 Title de Lyaa,Stoddard,Ap. 19 To 8 hip .Vaatera, We ehall eateem it a favor, if eaptatna of veaaela arriving here, will give to Commodore Baooett.of aur newt eet oooera, a report of the ahippiog left at the port whence they aniled, the veaaela apohen oa their paioage, and a hat of their cargo. rnnnuulAiw Ruailt will board lhr? immpdiilflr m lioir nival. We will reciprocate the favor in anjr way. Oiaanl. Ship* Alabama, Hut. Mobile, I W Slocuan Catharine, Berry ,Chules? on. U Button?Briga Aa'iley,Sherwood,Chwln taa; Savannah, Hhap'er. Savannah. Kturgear kClearmaa; Boa not Ayrea.Lake. 'iurlu Island. Kimball k Sheldon?Schr VVm Younf, Rubinaen, Petersburg, Va AnfvaC Ship Norm', Bnrtoif 11 day* from Havana, with (War to M Taylor Bailed inc with bri|* Prince da Joiaville, Oardntr, far Baltimore; Hamv, Morria lor Charleatoa Saw off Loo Key, (hip Jacob Perkins, standing weft; off Cape Caratweral, kip Baofor,standi ig KNE. Ship Micro, Clark. II dayf from Mobiic, with cotton, ka. to muter. Brig Tj bee, Of den, I day a from Charleatoa, with cottoa to O Buckley. BrigP- rto Rico, 16 Orya from AtUkapu, with live oak for tha Navy yard. Mchr txprcaa, Smi.h, Brandy wine, corn meal t> Allenk Paxaon. Schr Tioga. Tyler, Wilmington. NC., with cotton, 8ckr Eire Whee er, Cann, l'hiladel|kia,cotton, Ac, alow. Three ahifBand l brig?Wind N N W, freah. Sailed. Packet ahip Roaciua, Colliua. for Liverpool brig Aahlay, Sherwood, Cbarlratoo. Hariri o Carreapondenea# Kay Wtar. March 18. Arrived io 11 daya paacge Tlmolroa, Shion, New York Herewith 1 tend you list of vr rela in port, brig Timolton; achra Hudaou, from NOrlc.n* for Savannah; Swallow, Eldridge, for Ba'tiaacre; Coin. Warrington, from Baltimore for do; rocomohe, for Havana Alao in port, four of the L. S. teaatla of war, but their crewa arc all to the interior h tilling indiana, and have loft juat sufficient men onboard ihe schemers to take ear e of them. All kinda of business it very dull here at prevent. It ie bluwim very atrong from tna North Eut, and hi* bten for three J.fi. 6?neral Racnrd. I-6it bvimaonnu?Oo the I8lh of F bruirjr, iu lat 41, loa Hth?n Wilkim. a sailor, on hoard the ihip OUrt Branch, from Liverpool for thia port, fell From the m?intop-?ail yard on dcrk and waoinstantly killed, so^km. d to belong to Syracuse, NYorfc. Spoken. Br the pi'ot boat Savannah. on the nth instant, Si miles 8 E of Sandy Ho h.bng lone, Blak-, from PhiUdel|>nia for Baa ror. Me. ForaMrn Porta. Havana, MarlT-In port, .h ps Jamee Calder, We. b, unc; Cristoval Colon, Smith, NVork, ?jOu, N alhaniei Uooper.Chendl r, one; Yacitus, Cnriie.fm Hoeton, di?g; baikj Hapid.Ward for >York,l0da; Broatca,i. in tie, for Himbntf, tide; Rouble Benson,fm koeton, die*; Clizibctli. Hall, jn.i err; Oillileo, la N Vark, jait err; beige Paean a Hereh. Hani, di?g; Metamora, Arhby. lor N York, Idg: Shetnroch, nmilh, to a.il nit day for Matast e. to load larN York. Marattxai, Marl!?la tort, brig Bury. Smith, for Warren. i r I'Hintn Fabki?In port October, tar NYork, tide; Volv dor, o. NYork, for NOrleaiie.ti de. I'Mtsd Matsi Porta. Be'not. Mar tt? ArrOond Hope, Nevebern City, NC. PoaTLeeu. Marti?Arr Franklin, Tho nation Jvr NYork i LH li.dcuendrnce. Porto Rico; Navarre B>lt. Ot-*vcaarca, Mar 14?Arr Zephyr, Thomaelou for NYork; |,iirmdi, do for Hi hmotiH: Mar.|uie. liMkitirt for Philad; Sple. did, Machiae frr NYork. Howaul, Buckaport for Balii"Nawr.kT, Mar 14? Arr Caylo", Camdea; Riehmotd; anil Antillev Thomaat a for NYork; tililtaa. Balk for A In and ri?; Kia .cra Mallet.NYork f r Aoatoo. Ma a i root), M?M-Arr Oh o, NYork; Ka; K>b?rt W?ln Hoelon. Kotwrll Kin;. Dirien, Oi. Lafraa-e. Richmond: J F Crone NYork Cimti, Mar SO?Sid Helea Mar, Hid, Ann Denmat, NYork. WarHl r.toia. Nf\" M?r y?Arr Hopewell, NBtdford; My. era, NYork. CldThoe Wyuoa. NYmk. Avr.ianuaia. UC Mar It ?Arr Sophroaia Baalon; Chart a Hraaeltiac, Turka leliud; Can.h rlaad, NYork. Bid 21 h, Cumberland, to Mad below far Madeira. FaanrrictitL'ao, Mar M Haivcat, Henry ani Ear ttle *t the Hud too Street Newt rti"?, Wt( Hadtou vlreet.uear barrow tt. m"* It OHKlU.s' LKT'I Kit BAtIS for Liverpool, or CI.*NAllD'S Ilojrel Mail Bieamrrof the Ui Ayri!, clote at Haruden St oo'a L turret Office, on Friday, April ltt, at 3; o'clock. P. M. m??ti HARNDEN fc CO. PACKET SHIP L"OritVI..LK. Iiorn New Or.'eane it A ditcher-King at Orleeut Wiiarl'. foot of Walt etieet. Contieueetnili p eine attend to tte receiptor their goodt imniedutily. o.l? pACkET SHIP HL'NTSV1LLE, from Niaw Orlcaaa m A diatherming el Orleaoe Wharf, loot of Wall ttraet. Cotirttneei willp eate attend to tha nceirt of their gooda I tameoutely. _ mj>9 1 OST?On Si-tin dir. :n oue ol the Broalwav ataaee, a am all black nlk Um^relln, thenain- W. fo?t ou 'he plate Tbe trailer nil) be liberally leivardtd bv leaving it it 3M Tnira Avenue, DtwMth at It* I OliT?O i 27 It Mare'i, line t*eir Uoiil Sr?t?cl?4 tJ I iJer ehall ie:?ire T wo Dollari rew jrd, aud ao que allow a?k??l Api.lv to m?8 Im Mr. DEL PL A1ME, *8 Wall ?U Office No.?. nrosr. ON Thursday, between th1 ?u producing a Perpetual Motion. Satisfa-tory information will be gireau^ Address at thla 'flfic- to C.F K. wM WA^VES-Panuer. and Purchaser* fur on? or tsro^of MIC mil iciuaiinig, i 'y?ler, ami Liquor riuvviii, iu m? of New k ork Locations iu the very heart of thia rily Also, car 1 rve Public if'me, with too bowling alleys attarhtil. Haa beea occuyi.il by one pers->n for over six years, and c n be proved that he has cle irtd iu a.id busineas over >14,out) in guu I money in thai l me? now wishing to retire worn the buauees. Th's loc iliou down town. Another excel lent public house, with bell looms and looms for pu lie mjsiinga; an* the lure of looma oeer paya the rent far. H>s betu kept by rue peisiu f?r twelve y-*ie; now wiehmg to rethe. One er t?o excellent e t ibhelitnei ta in Broad way of similar k'nda. By calling ou the subscriber. you cannot fail to be aeconuaod ited with bmineia very cheap. Capitil reliuireil?from >>100 to >1,500 Koe further suit stisfaclory inroimativn, ple-ae to call in the Beac.iie.it, No. 17 Taik How, wider the tturjer's Store. u>4> 3t* W AN i ED?Aa Boarders, two gentlemen and tt.e.r wives; "y also two or three aingle gentlem-n?To men of business habits, wh i dioc i i the citr, it ij a del'ghtful place of realdonee, aa for beauty of situation aid pure country air, so requisite to health, it cannot be surpesied. For terms, which are reasonable, apply to Mrs. I. U Smith, centre house in the b'ock. ex icily opposite Waireu st, in Court stieet, Scu'i. Brooklyn, not mors ibio fire ininutaa walk from the South Ferry. ni47 3t* PIO IRON?150 tons heat S o'ch. patt of tl e c??go of ship Elard, daily expected from L-verponl. Kor sale he GLOVER k McMURRAY. 8* lit Pine it .corner of Bcu'n. w ALT?Set suits and "C loua stored Salt, lt>33 sacks and Iv* u tonr common all, part of the ctrgo of ship Elard, dai'y tx pected, For sale by GLOVER k McMURRAY, an t 100 Pius at., corner of wouih '8 CTEKL PENS?From the celebrattd manufactory of Jo" seph uillott, of Biru ingham ?The high r?i;iitation of these pens has injured many inferior makers to iuiitate thrm, thereby injuring the|well ear.ied repnta iou ?f J-seph Gillott. Tne Pub'ic are requested to be particular from whom they purchase. Thfgeuuiue may be known by their supeiior quality, and by the style of putting up. A couhaU^l^bi^il^r ma* 1 m* t? Maiden Lane. HUTCHINGS' STOMACH BITTERS is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, assisting digestion, weeklies nervous diseases, nighi sweat*, kc. mr?i nave in me curie of mjr practice tefa iled yoursto aach bitlen and found ttiema mo?t efficient leraedv in caeca or inJigsstion, acidity and debility ol the digestive organs. 1 by no meant class it amoug the ijiack mcilioiues ol the day, but one which will confer a great bleating cn many of our suffering fellow beinra. P. J BRADY, M. D. 3S0 Broome st. Tlie folltwiug is from Dr K. U. L. allow. iued. and 1 have no doubt will prove semcetbls in the oases for which y ou lure rtct in nended it. Yours. Vc. KDWARD O. LUDLOW. Certificates of nuey prrsous cured can be seen at toe drug tore 140 Bowery,corner of Broome, where the above le'uld only in t is city, and Mrs H>ys,13? Fulton street, Brooklvn Price large boillet >1; small 50 cento. ir3> It* A8TK2LNGI& Ut.ue Lot mge would rffeet a cure. 'J ht?e hai #c irjely left when au old ea nice bespoke a speedy dissolutioa. He was on his way South, in hopes of finding relief iu a warmer el mate. The ffoctor advised him to relura to his friends, as he cou'd n t possibly lire a month. Disea e had made too great ravages up in his consti.stiivn for him sver to recover, v'any htn been cured of cousnmp'ion, be eaid, by his Cjugh Lnxenges, but nnne were in far gone. Dra'h Was inevitable. Such m an hour at IK Nassau at Go when you will, the doctor ii thronged with ca'ls for advice, and Ins fimous Medicated Loxeuaes 108 is his ]r r>no?n pim.de*. blotch'*, tan, ircckle*. ringwjrm*, and ill o.hw culareoui eruption* and due- loritjopj Price 7? ceot* per bottle? ?ol J at Cku-ch Uiipc.iaary, ||8 Boweri, corker of pi i'g atr.at Agent*? K. W. Bull, Hertford; C. Jt N. W dimmo I, Pine, eumrr of Fourth atrcet, PhUadilphia; Charier Straur. *ouzh1 aep* ie n?ln' BOOKKEEPING. The counting rooms *r c.c. marsh. t? c?dar treet continue open fron A. M. lo I P. M. forth* re. caption of Me-chantr and othara ho may aiih to acquire a p.oc-r know lodge of Bookkeeping. Mr MARCH'S Room# are nut now a* full a* they hare been durirg the wiuler. and a more favorable opportunity ia now offered ia c?n#*p TAROLINrA, iiom Lirtrpool, (cooaigned to order) are rcqwatcfl to call, pay their freight, and attend to the receipt ol their goods,viz: B "0, 73 3 taiei of Men hmdilt 1 trnis do 9 14 1 case do Bin diamond 01 Ml S do do W 403 I do do GLOVER k McVURRAY. m33 loo Piuestwet. PKtlM S 000 to 10 OOOlbs 0| fresh Garden Heeds, in all the choicest species and varietica, for sals, in riuanlitics to suit purtlits?r?,at Bridgmnau's permanent istabLisiiineut, co? nrrolltihsL and Hioidaiv Alan. 'The Y.iuns (Jardenet'a Am iUoI, containing (lit rcaulla of hi( 21 rcira practice in Au.j tr'j Ae line wotk haa been honored bj the award of aUold Medal, from the American laaliiu'e, which inalitullou and lit New York Slate Agricultural Society, hating alao awarded aereral rooieaaa ertmiumt for euperioreieciineaa of garden [>roduc ta. further cow. in' nt la deemed uuner eaaary. nil I m* M"J. THiiMAS A CO, t_0?l ?n?-loN a.uu Act TION MKRCHANfs, 21 BROADWAV. ALBANY/?Liberal adruria made on all manufactured gooda, merrhaudire ant prupirl; of eeerjrdearriptioa intended for either public or pri. ate aale. RSPERRNf E9. Meaara. Eraitui Cnrmn* A Co., Albanj*Rutin II King A Co, do Lewta Benedict A Co. do Webb A Dnogl Jarel L. Ralhbone. Eaq, do John Tuwoetnd. Ee wiu liinii knj ,?C|UJ almowt etcrjr article a legaat au I Uie'ul in ih?* tiue. Alan?Lam..? n..?. r.~~\. /si... j pi.,^i W.rr The rich invoice of ^fmitifui nIiiii, ditnaik, o(tonii>i sola, couch. divan and chair co-ert. sale uereinp ory. Also?Three large lo??nii-k glasses, aud a *?rv ha&d#ou?e si'ver mounted tea TUESDAY, April 6th. n A clock, at >o 3 Franklyn at. F-l?fan. ruraiiture, consisting of eUgaut Brussels tid otlitr t carps i, tufuik curtains. French plate pier eluit4. in rblc top and other t4"l?s. splendid sofes *ud chairs to match, divan* set dining 'ibhr. |>laia and d ???ing >urtau?. handsome b?d rV?m '"TO.'ture. English oil cloth, luiups. kitchen utensil" and other cnoict. house keeping articles, all to tine order. The ,,Ui# K* fni*". hut every article is of the best description, and all made for the owner. i T^IElL k. AhlJl'LAftlUS mil pell, this morning at t*u o clock, Ml the auction room, 304 Broad way, corner Dunn* street, a 1 irge aesrtinen* of wines Fq-jors, cordials, pre k? consisting of old port, Madeira, sherry, ind Mile?J\|Y ihe case aud in tie nijobns, W. niedsick k U. Buuktr Hill, and other hrirds; champagne, among whicn ar? 50 basP brand; Lxitte aud 8t. Julitn claret; a bey nt be. cordial9, assorted preserves, bratdy and giu by the cask aud in deaijohus, kv Also. 2 oipes swin gin; and 3 do supe.ior Otard braady. Also,26cases fine ri^e sherry. Town brand Afro, Havana, Principe, L&udeint,Ptlon,l>asa?lo: a. Regalia and other choice Iw ati t srguis iu29 it* A UfVl IoN NOTICE ?The sa'e of really valuable turn.nitnre of all descriptions on We I net day. in tlie large rooms. 32 Ann and 115 Fulton, will be found d?s rviig attention. Also. same time. 100 moat beautiful aatin damask tovers for so fat, ottomans, divans,chaus, lounges, kc aud numerous other splendid goods. hi29 3t THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer. A II TIO.N NOT I' t.?S.I* of ixeelleiit liout.h.13 fur on Thuredey, itNo 1M Writ Bm?dw?y, ?t104 clock. The home ii imuil, butirery article ia of the bott J'.crip'ioi made to order. The carpets ar? nearly "?w; lh. cabinet fun it lire nut r?t?. The rale will comment-, with the kitchen utMi.ilg. n>i? ?t THOMAB BELL. Auctioneer. AUCtlOV NO i ICE..?Splendid Fnrniture?Ou Tueed.f. at No. 753 Broadway, will be gold the ?Ifgint furoithre to cl"*e l'>" eetate of the late Dai id Graham. E?q.. compriting. lat. the'par'or luwiture, eiz rich Uriuien rarpeta and rug. to mat' h, roiewood and mahoKKnv tablet, oltmntni. di.ii.etk covered dirans, large French plate pier glasses. rich damask curtain*, sofas, mantle, lustre I. mpa aud clocks, valuable piano forte plated ware, kc nuu eroua bedrooms miih the usual elegaut furniture, Freuch and other bedsteads, first rate hair miitiussea. fca'her beds, bedding, toil-t stands, inaible top wash stai ds, plain and elegaut dressing bureaus, chairs, tables, sofas, secretaries, ward wbes, looluiw gl uwes, curtains, roar wood stands,conrersatiun aud soft tables, cabinets, library book cases, kc A'so, basement Airni'ure, sid bisrd, dining tables, rhairs, carpch was to come off on Friday list, was postponrd is cnst(]iieiice of the weather to thie day. March SUth, at thrre o'clocs?mile heats, best 3 in 5 under the saddle, between the celebrated Abdallah colts, namely:? Wm. Whrelani's b. g H ctor Wm. Martin's g. g. fourth of July. J. Woedrulte'a b. g. Braudywiue. m2? It* _ I PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY and Ctm 'u'rew' iutrrmi diate places daily at fire o'clock, P Sa9EZ?M.,frjn the Pier Letweea Court laud t aud 1 Liberty afreets I he commodious steamboat K?XHMTtH. rapt HI. i John, lesvea m above I' ia (Tuesday) afternoon, at fire ts'lco k. The bOUTH AMERICA. Capt. Br'uiaid, leases aa above, to-morrow t Wtdnesday afternoon, at five o'clock. '1 lie Sou.h Ameiica direct without landing at intermediate placea. 'llie above boat a are new and aubatantia', furnished with s'egant State Rooms, and forap-ed and accommodations are unriwiled cu the Hudeon. I For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P C. SCHULTZ, I _m2S at the otlce on the Wharf. aCT- FOR NEW ORLEANS?Looiaiana and New j MSk^WYorli Line? R?e snip, or cuy of the reguUr packe ?>hy Applying ac abort (H by letter foal paid.) true ULU Ll.Nt Ok LIVERPOOL PACKETITZ. tJS^VKegular Packet of lit of April?l'K? aplmdid MSmE.packet akip EUROrE.Capt Edward C Marahalt, will eatl pocitively on Friday, tb? lat April, her regular fhr accommodation! sad advantage! io thie line for cabin, 9d cabin and eteerage paaatagen, arc wall known to b? rupe. rior to any other. For termc at paaeage apply on board, foot of Bcekmaa ttrcet, ir to ROCHE, BROTHERS ft CO St Fulton it. next door to the Fulton Bank. Tenant detirout of tending to the old country for their friend* can mtkc the neeetaary arrangement to hare then brought on* in the Europe, lailingTfr m Liverpool on the Itth of M*r. or in any cf (he paekeie of the Old Line, aailicg Iron there|>onetaally on the Tth and lttli of erery mouth.? For terms, ai ply a* above, or to JAMES B. ROCHE, It Ujre* Piaazae. ?4 Liverpool. #t'UK M A HS Ei uLES?Regular Pecbet.?Tiie hbark NASRUA, Capt. Perry, will nil on the ubeeribera purroee diepntehing n Ship punctually on the l*t day of each month daring the year lor Mareeillec. Ooeda cent talhe eu-ecriberefor f rwanhng will bedicpnrehed free of a r other than the charge* actually inenrred upon diem. The Ship* hare very comfortable cabin accommod* ft.*.., r?eklR!S'j R,,c?rN mi Tf""j?e Build int. rja*- Fort UVEKl'OOL?Naw Line Regular Packet aJR^^ol'iSth April?The splendid packetihip 81DDON8, jUK Captain |C. B. Hobb, of 1100 tou, will sail M above, Mr regularday. Forf rnght or passage .bar ingaceommodat ions one (nailed for leuler or comfort.apply an board,atOrleans wharf.fontof V||l it..or t# K. K.COLLINSk CO S? Southetmat. Price of 1'i'nir ftthi. Thr packet ship t HERIDAN, Captain Dapeyatrr,of 1000 tena. will aacceed the Siddona, and; a all M'.b May, her regular day. Paareogers may rely ui>on Iheehipeof thia line sailing fpunetwailr as advartwed. ail TO L?ASE,on favorable terira?The epleadid property known ae the Shakapeare Hotel, eituate at the corner of Willi m and lluMie alreeta. New Fork. To a ptraoti of respectability capable of conducing an ratablialmeot of the kind, a better opportunity of maki-gl fortune eeldom eff-ri. The houae ia replale with every iieics*!)' firtore, >nd it too \vel'known to e hrgj m ila capabilities f-r business. For fu.thar partlculaei apply to the mheeriber, w*n ia the prvarnt occupant and owner of the pr> mian atnet, now occupied by Bella Mcrange. Tire hooie baa marble mantels, mahogany finialied attic and basement. R?nt modriatr. Apoly mai lt* to J. M. I'OST. IW tni'v af, n^e WANTED To HIKE?A three atory furni.hml ft) houae in tna lewer part f the eity. It muet be below JHaiU,Leonard aire*I. One iu hatnb.r at Barely at. Paik flaci^r State at, n-ar Ihv Battery, wonld be pre.erred- A literal rent will be gieea. AddnaaJL U .hat 54 Upper Prat ORce. mV it* STORES TO LET.?The two four a lory buck ft) ftirev. N i. 5 and 7 New einet, two iloora Irom Wall awl .i.eel and oppositei the publ.c storei now arreting The three elory bnek Store. No. Tike alip, on the eaat aidr. ir'iojrj-r f'hrrry atreet. H^tl'nES T LET?The three atory brick houae, No. It Wall atriet, 1 l.i* cunmunitv h? rolieii* a ronliouaiKi of llioaa ftvoraao kindly baalowid darin* hi* loaf rararr tt.M*' Naval and Military Uailorm*. L.di**'*!*?pend?le Kuileedg*. Wheatl#* Bruetletlo. Clarke Nino, Uuf Cuabmiu Aurunidi ^owiju. Mr* Kaiaht Adeaioaian?Bo*m $1 Pit l( OalUr. CHATHAM THKATHB. rHIS tVENlNU. March M?The performance willcoB.m(iiu wiUi LAU V OK LYONS. ;Uudc W.ltujtl* Scott be?*?e.at Hall Piuluie Mil* Me*layer After ?I,iiU Matter Diamond (ad Mr. Whillock will appear m their uryo celebrated neyro e*'r?m?L/.**. To eooelod* with MONEYAlfre.l Krelyn Hwld Ort*t? Steven* C.trt Mu? MetUyer hiM nr.ent* ,td and Id tiara Mi Pit l?t ,x?alterr i?. 1>,.Q .*B OLYMPIC THKATRb THIS EVENINU March M.-Th* performance wfl' comment* with

Mr. Crutanlea Mitchell Mr. Allayn (lark kancy MuaTiaam After which RH HARD NO III. Richard, Mitchell?Henry Kinf. Nkh?o*o? Hatty Ann. Mia* Roberta Lady Courtall, Mia* Singleton. After whwh. TABLEAUX OK THE TYROL. Aerie* of inaguificekl tahleaui, under the direction of Ml Mitch. I. To conclude, with MY WIG AND MY WIFE'S SHAWL. FiiU Grnhnni I LordA.ritao Homctttll Lady Airyenu Mm Singleton AdniMio*-UnM circle Mecnta. Upper boiM M eira iMcnb. Priaatabox** W-. boon now ata*T?^('Uriiirt neee >t tmlf paal nvrt Pis A Life's Nfevv Vomk MISAIM. D?v a.ND EVENING EXHIBITIONS cummeuce on Mouday, ??th ol M-rch. Mr HaKkhgton. the),,ally eel, uraled V ?otrilO(]Uiat and Magirnn. ?ud Mr. LrjtliU, llu laughter luring me Mi,,err are both eiig.ur-d for a abort peuod. sf'LENUlD DAY PKBKORMANCE erery Wedutaday auil Saturday, at 3 o'clock P M. Mr amerelic Eaperimenta by Mr Peala. The Laryert and Itairet, eollectiona in (he of Original Portrait* ef dietli'guirhed An'tnean worthier Giai d Catntnan, b aocy Olaaa Blowing; a Million of eurioaitie* obtained at i? ui'iiae t jpenee, aud gathered together fX oi tah.n in .he moat aci.nl,fie maimer. and at moderate yricj a. _ _t ;l t Aumii'duct 10 iin: nnuic no vruu; tiuiurcn uaii price. n.'JS Im AflBKltAh nUIKUB, Corner Broadieay and Ann itrett. Under Ike Management of Mr. P. T. Biimuia EVERY DAY AND EVF.NINO THIS WEEK-Com meocing Monday, Ma;cf St>. The Manager t>?? great pfesvure in ann unciog an engagement with the M YbTEKIuUS liil'SY lilR L from Wilt-him eruaty, England wno? wonderful kunwle te iu various sciti cen enables her to FORETELL FUTURE EVEN PS with incredible accuracy. tlx will apparently be coocealedin a globe only one foot Indiamater. fr.un the centre of which ilie will produc.' Iter aondriful s.ecimns of music. vocal powers. Ac, which it it impossible to dtacribe. She it undoubted y the greatest wonder in Amer ica She can he rontulted DURING THE DAY or in the evaulig Mr. WIN'at Word* of Maimion, Dr. Clarke WhiOeld Mr. Brahaan Jong?" My Bo)hood'v Ho e," from lb* Opera of Amalie Mr. C. Braham 'ong?" William Tell," Braham Mr. Braham rl.i) den's Cauaonet, "My Mother bid* me braid inv Hair," Mr. Braham luct?' Alia Well." Braham--Mr. Braham and Mr.C Braham iong?(iro n the opera of Maaaaniello, Braham?" I've aworu lie shall not periah," Mr. Braham Part II. Jong?" Wheut belaid the anchor weighed," Stile Mr. C.Frakam Jraud Brigaud Scena fre m the Oopere of Pre luavolo, Auber,- Vr. Braham Song?*' The Ladaof the Village," Dibdin Mr. C. Braham Bong?'The Landlady'* Little Daughter." translated from ths Oe rmau, by tlie Rev 8. Dwight Mr. Braham The Picture Song, from the opera of the DeviL Bridge. Braham Mr. Braham Mr. Hat Iter, the celebrated organist el' Boaton. will preside t Piano Forte in several of the piece*. TicRel* ft. children halfpriee, twbe had at any of Ike principtl musie atorca. oral the door on the evening of the concert. Boor* opened at i*ven,aad the Concert to commence at hall-pas'a?veu o'clock. ^4' MADEMOISELLE hOFHIK MELIZET'A LAST AP PEAHANCK IN ?KW YORK. M'LLF. MKLlZKT bege respectfully to announce to tier friend* a: d llir public that ah* will fir* a VOCAL AN1) INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, at Hie City Hotel, en Wednesday the 10th mat ant. Vnc laud instrumental performers?Mia Edward Lodtr, Sign ?r De Bern's, Mrasra. Timm. Aupick.OrueiKtcIl, M'laser. Caui a, anu Ernat. 4 PROGRAMME. I'aht I. TrioConcritante?Meaars. Tirnm. piano forts; WirIter, violin; Or enerel'. no incelto. Resteer Aria with variationa?M' la Melixet?Salvart i di Jel Padra?Fiotn.lpermraita, Saldcni Tema.with variation upouui* Spanish air Isabel, ur guitar*' lo?Mr. Coupa. Couja Seen* at il Aria?An peifuhoaperguirw?Mrs. Edward Duett-> ftuffc-Nella c>aa devi tvere?Mil*. Malizrt and Signer De Brgnia, Ginerali Solo, comet a piston?Bur lair casta dirt?Mom. Au|iif k. ft llim Terrett ?to diroa* aal g?*Ure?MM*. Malizst, Mrs. biguur De Begnia?Frr m the fhrorll* opera It Fanalico per la Bnuaica, Fionrauti) Ballad?Oh, caet thai ihadow?M'lle. Meliz-.t, X. Moor* Fantaai*?Flu e?Mr. Eri et, Bohm Ndpolit'ii Tunintfllt-Uia It Luna e in imazolo moi e. Bienor De BSTlTUT*.-Ali'e Lee'ure ?ti. H RlLL, comedian, h'B the tUtwri to aaaoaMr that be will hare tse honor of SeltrrriM Ma fir.I lecture ow the Mannar*. Habit*. Ciu'om*. kc #f It* New ICrgiarder*, at the Rutgrra' lualilate. I hie rroin*, March SI, litl. Mr. Hill trill aleo gure a Lumber of hi* celebrated new imitation a.anecdote*, atoiie* ?o a* given by hilo before the moat refined aodiencea in the United Hut** and Enrage. ientlemeu'r ticket*,60 cent* each?Ladle*' tlcketa. 58 cent* each. Drora open at a quarter before T?Lecture to commence at half paet T o'clockNo poct|K>nement on aecoual of weather. Editor* and**utlem u?y leaiur, Connecticut. Rhode laland. Maai*chu*eita, New liamiehire. Maine, kc. tec SIUNoll HEKVIO NANO, m..i ..il...l.|ni.J,,J nutnrallv endowed Mei>M..lu iian, whoee txiraordiuiiry paraouitfcalioa of the Gnome tha BaM non. Fly, Rr hae oern the d-light ef tha world' *nnouanathit it m hii intention, during the coniag aaaaut mot the. tn rwit the ah?:?a State* with hia Co'iaawai. A faa aimile of Framcmu, Rotund*. Oljmpic? m tha Chaaea d' F.lyae* at Pari*, and a a;dendid Band of Mueic. with a tafBriant i timber of artietra n make tha entertainment anpenor M any th n* yet off. rod To cou.iat of a Me'etnnayehnnau Banar flight of fanesawwsag,1 w"* THK U.NOMF, THE BABBUON J THE FLY M??yad for ticrciac *'.d uiaeoa.n'. a B ?l_ Al'av Uu.it Oin.io.1, r??tot Tar?.l. w.'h a larft f.?? nmnin|f and jnwirtnf, aud O'brr eot-dorr wi in rtndt r thU aattMlabwaat aa a gyuia Minn. tu.rrm to 11' iruirn iiWarnbing bar* iKa patail' |t of Vt "i"n.'a H.aach Ujfn?oa?iu*?,lt Ana?t. whara Uura Htaarr -ICauVr, y for in-dnuc tytrefrt. V *rn. ii.( aU?. by w^mkacnt ftafraaar, at ruth I .p,.li. ta in.ccordawa with tb?'.??" T*t** iuWcf.yt.on hata baaa rtductd to ft*.

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POSTSCRIPT. Baltimore, tlatmpgodaMM M Mm HmmMJ 1)\lrimori, March 28, l!42. Mk. Editor? Yesterday bting Kister, wac a great day with the Caibolic* aad Lulherians; Gern any e-prciail)' The muii* at the Cathedral and the aereral churchei who observed the occasion atrielly, was magui- i ficent. The invasion of Taxas by the Me.ticans, or at least the rumor of it, Vat created a considerable excitement here. Many there are who would tvil lingly volunteer their services in behalf of the young republic, and if Mexico proceeds, as it is intimated the wi.J, the Texians will find plenty of friends. A fire occurred 'as! night, which burnt n three story brick warehouse on long dock It threatened to be a vary dangerous conllagration. and probably would havo been, had its fury not been checked by our active firemen The body of s man suppo.cd to have been rnur J 1 f...H nn Sslurdje ann? H ilasss r,nn> uciru j .,..u-?v thii cityFurther inve tigat.ons bare been made in reference to the robbery of Nicholson, and some more of the money found. There yet remain* a large portion of it however undiscovered Holiness continues very dull and money tight It command* on the street, readily, three per cent a month Virginia money is 9 per cent discount and Treasury notes fire. Keil road orders are impro vim.; a little; they can be bought now for 49 discount. The weather this morning is very fair and charming. Yours, ltuDXMU'K. Phllnilel plila. [Correspondence of the Herald.1 Phi laj?elphia, March 2.9, 1842 There was a very limited amount of business in Stocks to-day. State Fives so!d at 35|. a decline on Saturday's sales of j; Wilmington Railroad full A. and Reading advanced 5 9 Treasury notes are three to four per cent discount. Kxchaage on New York 4 to 3 8 discount, on Baltimore j to 1; on Pittsburg 14 to 14. The credit of our broken banks, whose notes are merchandise with brokers, is daily sinking in public estimation. United State* Hank note* are worth only about 35 cents in the dollar Girard 40 to 45; Pennsylvania 61; Pcnn Township 60; Moynni; using 60 to 65; Manufacturer* 60; and Mechanics 75. The inapre-'sim is strengthening that delay, and the heary salaries of officers and clerks ..J u,. mill auolll. Hill CSV U]> WIIHI IllllC OI substance they may have left. In one branch of the general sessions to day the habras corpus eases aga n.-t Diddle, Cowperthwaite ?3c Co. were taken up; and before the Mayor a tinal commitment was made nut against Roberts on a charge of being accessory to the late forgery on the bank of Northern Liberties. The following are the additional names of bankrupts who tiled their petitions on SaturdayAlfred A. Lane, Mark* Grigg, Charles Stockton, John L Wilson, Paul T. Jones, Tims. H. Mitchell, Ebenezsr Hrown, John R Savage, Lilburn Garwood, John Valkmar, Chas F. Raymond, George Finch and John McEuen. Other petition* are busily preparing. A large meeting of merchants, at leaat I should judge so from the names apperded to the call, will be held tu-morro w at on* o'clock, at the Merchant's Exchange, for the purpose of adopting measures to su. tain the Presideut aud his scheme of Exchequer. Almost all the names appended to the call were lately warm friends of Henry Clay. This does not look much like heading" CaptiagTyler. The Chesnut street theatre has rather thin audiences, though it is thought enough to cover expenses. Se veiic Thi-sdh Storm a*d Loss ok Life During the storm of thunder and lightning on Friday evening, about 9 o'clock, the electric fluid atruck the head of th* mainmast of the schooner Texas, of Ca)>e May, lying at Hunler'a ship yard, shivered it considerably, and passed down the rigging to the gall', (upon which it left ita -k,) and through the deak?to which it was Bu- *ed by the bead of a nail?into the cebin, attrac, hrough a beam and directly upon ihe passing ?f tj,e crew, named Swain Hildreth, head of one -ho was immediately killed. The of Cape May, berth at the time, and Hildreth captain was in his -*inst it, was nearly touching Bitting with his backer crew, three in number, him; and the rest of the small space designawere crowded together in the. eTenl occu:red ted the cab.n, in which this fata. slightest injuyet none but Hildreth received tbe srOM-h tha ry The aperture made by the fluid i- ?_ deck and beam, in its descant to. the ceb^ v" .?r?l. ?s_:ki. .k. a ?mall I? tb miles to the southward of Cape Henry, where she bad gone ashore in November Inst, and had just been brought into port by the 17. S *t amer Poinsett, Lieut? Ulisson.?jVci folk Herald Alarrh 21). Important Arrests m Baltimore.? Several persons have been arrested in Baltimore, charged with sundry acts of iacendiarism, committed Juries: 'be last year. Their names are Thomas Lvans, Alex. Ulascoe, John Mansfi-ld, John Dorsey, and Lewis Scbleigli I John Sinton, John Purpur, and Fraacis Dolphin, previously arrested on the charge f robbing Mr. Nicholson, are also ace used of in eendiarism in conuectioa with the persons last ar re.-ted Most of tb?m are ycung men. From HavavaHy the Norma, Capt. Rarton, eleven days from Havana, arrived last night, we have received full files of Havana papers to the Kith instant, inclusive. The Norma brings no news of importance. For shipping intelligence see our murine list. _____________ Lvit from Florida?We have late news from Florida- We learn that Captain Marrhand, ol the Navy, had returned to Fort Dallas, from a scont, and had discovered a settlement of Indians about ten miles south of Fort Dallas, who apparently had not been disturbed hitheito- The Indians, 15 or 20 in number, were seen making their escape, but could not be overtaken. They had aticldofroin and vegetables, which was destroyed. Another expedition was fitting out to pursue them. A letter Irom Jesse Carter, dated Alligator,March 11, informs nsthiit two of the children of Tillis, who were wounded by Indians on the 21th February, have died of their wounds. Tho young lady and on> of the children will probably recover. The same letter informs us that on the 27th February, a Mrs Oglesby, living near the Onefenoke sw.iiiip, was killed and burned in her house. Captain McClelUn hid returned without success, the Indians having crossed the Suwannee, and were seen by the scout on the opposite side, lie had left the settlement on the 11th with a party olcitizens'on a scout l three or four days on the Suwannee and Sentatliee. We sincerelv hope he may catch Indiana anJeend them by the Harney route across the Mississippi.? Tullahiitttt Hrrakl. Lira ar thi South ?We are laformed by a letter that a terrible event took place at Nachitoches L1 during the evening of the 13th met. John F Cortes, formerly an extensive merchant, armed with a d?ui>le barrelled gun, proceeded to the olhce of Mr. Giles. a lawyer, and discharged the contents of both barrels in his breast, killing turn dead upon the spot. Cortes coolly w alked up the street, I hut was persuaded by his friends to leave the place. No one pursued, of course. A woman was the cause of the difficulty. From the Ceddo Gazette of the 12th inst, we learn the frightful death of Col Robert Totter- He was beset in his honae by an enemy named R we. He sprang from his couch, seized ms gun, and in his night clsthes rushed from the hou.ec. f or nbout 20.-e told him that he intended to act a generous part, sod give him a chance for his life. He then telrl Potter he might run, and he should not be interrupted till he reached a certain distance Potter started at the word ol command, and before a |tuii was fired he had reached the lake. His first impulse was to jump in the water and dive for i?, which he did- Rose was close behind him, and formed his men on the kink, ready to shoot hini as he rose In a few seconds he came up to breathe, and scarce had his head reached the surface of the water, when it was completely riddled with the alwit ot their gaus, and he sunk to rise no more? NO /'?ayun* r'fciEAP AXD SL'BSTAN I i SL BOOK BINPINO. AT WAL.Kfc.RS 014 Slut, ill Kulton corner 04 Untcit sters' K. W hssjuitiubli hed his third .dittos of tho rr-s variety. Ax-nd I ?r the *ale of Allen'* Self-c.c kinc and Rffolvihir I Piatol, being the ere neel modern impr irimnl 10 fire armi? cea be diecHargeain three eccoudj, with the nee ol one hind only?wholesale and riitil. m-,7 |m OO U N D A NtfWHI"ffcTTEYTH?The beat artie'e in u*e t for clemitn/. preeervtug, and beautifying the teeth, ie PetDM'e Orrie Tooth lute. It improree the color of the ilpesod fume. aud impai u a grateful aweetueai to the breathPrice 50 c?ute btAL'Tt OF COMPLEXION?The beit eocmetie for retnnring tau. freckle* auuburu and treating pimple* auderup liout the ikin, ie the Tabletln of Pearl and Alabajter. Try it, ladiea and be courii.ce ?Price M crnte S Id only at U. M Guion'e, 127 Bowery, corner of Grand, 1*9 and 77* Broadway. 114 CautI it. ml.7.7 lin* MIRACULOUS CURE OF RHEUMATISM. NEWARK, December 21 1541 Dr. King.? Dra Sir:?You will ol>a*e to tituit my not aurwenug you relation to the certific itr, giriug an account of my almoit iniraculou* itatoremeut to life aa it were. Ian ueeipectedly reatsred, that it appeared einre like a dream than redity, not only to myaelf. but to my friend* I can a'aure j -u yt u ha*e t*e prayer* of oo? hn*e li'e i* de?r to him Situated among friendl ever kind and dear, an I a I"imily who look to him for *u,'port, ?d who aleo j/lainprawe to you. and their Bed, for hjl un apeakanie m? rcjr id sparing me ai in? nine /liij 'nmg mat is in my power lo da. wh.cb will be of berefit to you, ?uch is giviug an accountef my suffering iu a certificate, that jcu roighi pub'i.n 10 the woild.nsit it witnessed by my friends, who hare put their ua-oi to this letter. Were it in my power li>p.ty tenfold the price you charged. I wcu'O willingly do it; hut I hire heensick so long that my pecuniary means h.ve eahiusled. It nover time yea*tsince I was attacked with what our doctor c ailed he lulliinm* ory Hhsumatism,ty which I was left a enmpltte c ii'Ple. hsring 'oat the use of mr limbs, which fell a way most frightfully, disabling one from all work; and bail it net been for a few hundred dollars I bad saved when In work I and my family wou'd have bren iu ilie wor'.hoiisr. 80 you and I h >pe tVej ublic, will tee how much I owe you for once more bring able to earn my daily bread and that bv three boMlrs of vi ur Kliiir. which ion rent inr f r five dollars; and, eomidering it truly the "E ivir of Life," I am. with I Kf> cr?'sl?at m nppI atiil crrut il ml* t Any Inmlisr isivint benjTcT' jacobus. Witnessrs?Hat nahJacnlnt, William K. Dtan Prepared and sulci by C. H. RINli, 53 Fulton street corner Cliff m23 tji* Madame costello. Vf ADAMK '-OS I'ELLO. Female Pbj aii-an. still canti i'l nurs to treat with astonishing success. all diseases pecu liar to females. Suppiersion, irregularity, obstruction, tie. 0>- whalerrr cauee produced,can be removed by Madame C. in aj_ery ahort time. Madame C.'a medical establishment having tuTdergone thorough repairs and alteration! for the better accommodation of her numerous patients, elie isu e Illy with the rose. Price 50 cents PIMPLE* BLOTCHES, Stc.?Sir Astlev Coop?r\ Lo Hon iovtriably succeeds in removing pimples or blotches from the face and skin.of the most inve erate nature, or lour standing. Price 50 cents. Sold bj E. M. UL'ION, K7 Bowery. cor of Grand st; 189 Bro'.dway, and 77 East Bread-say. ~T>RS. SARGEANT ANIT~ MALLESON, TiHYSlCIANS and Burgeon* from London and Paris, are ir. l~ constant altetdauce throughout the day. at their office, 8} Cedar utreet.secoad door from Broadway, aud may be coo suited with the etricteel cotifideuce ill all caeee of either a me oical or surgical character. Dre Harpeaat and Malleson hare had in oat extensive opportuuitiee of obtaiuing and perfecting a thorough and practical knowledge of their profeaeion, having beeu iu active practice lor several yean, both iu Eug'and and France, ae well as the United States; ailso attended for a number of yean the Hoepitale in London aud Paria. studied and obtained their diplomas under Sir Banj imin Brodie and the first physicians iu Eug land. N.B. A select assortment of perfumery, and the moat approved pateut medicines. mlO lm" ?doctor carpenter, N O 4 PECK SLIP.?Doctor Carpenter continues to be consulted ae u-ua!,at his old rs'abiiehed office, No. 4 Peck slip, in all tlioee complicated or neglected diseases, which bar* baffled the ekill oftb*ee incompetent or Iras experienced in u li esses. Ths Peck slip Dispensary. mag 31' DOCTOR CARPENTER. j ^ANDRl VK or loss of hair is caused (by a languid or ob sirucirc circulation in me small moo a vessels which aupdly the scalp and hair with nouriafmcn', in couarquence of which the jirrspiration become! thick and clammy, and dries ou the luriave, forming a crust called dandruff, which clog! up the pares of ihc akin, and by iti pressure against the root! ol the hair prevents it from receiving sufficient nourishment to retain vitality Hie hair ihenbecumes harrh and unpleasant, chaieea color and fills off. Thia unnealthy affection ii vevy speedily aud effectually cu ed by Jayne'a Hair Tonic, which revive! .lie dormant power! of the surface vriaelt. rrmorea the dandruff, and produce! a new and healthy growih of hair to lupp'y the leaa of the eld; and baldness ii prevented or removed where it already exists The following certificate ia aelected, which anflkiantly prove!it e black hair, better than she h,d lust. I tkin* entirely prodncedhy the nae of the Tonic, and would raa?'"n,neu,l 'I to all who need 5 SUBiwr "LintMY. Truly youre, JOHl> Pie pa red only by Dr. D. J syne, 2? South ?d afreet. Price $1 Sold at wholesale and retail by A. B &D. SArnuS, druggipta. 79 Fulion. corner of Ojld street, and 1U0 Fulton street; alao aold by Abraham B.Sauda It Co., No 272 Broadway, corner of Chamber street; David Sands It Co., No. 77. East Broadway mlSlin* DR. ALLEN'S BALSAM. OK Horehound, Liverwort and Pleurisv Hoot, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption aad Liver Complaint.?Consumption is a disease oflru secretly lurktag in the system for years before there ia the lesat oomplainl of the lungs. And in thia stage it can be curid aa effectually aud as csrtainly aa auy V other disease. Let not persona delay tie use ol med/ciae un- til their 'unga are sensibly affected, but in due season reaort to Dr. Allen's Balsam of Liverwort?this medicine hat proved c even the Conqueror of Physicians," for which all mankind r w ill have abundant cause to blesa the hand ol Providence n More than UO riiyaiciana in tlmcity now u*e thu medicine in their practice. Ji LIVER COMPLAINT CURED-Dr. Allen-Dear Sir 1 hare uaed j oui Balaam of Horehouud, Liverwort and Pleu riay Ro >t in my prac'ire for rome montha put. aud from the wonderful ?ff,ct it haa had, I am fully a^tiaded that it pna rarer very auperior rirtuea in the cure of Liver Lump aint r auti 4'onaumption. I do atroDgly recom nend it to tlie public aud the Faculty. Iteapectfullr. J. D. RICHARDSON, M.D Hudaon. Auguet 1.1841. WHOOPING COL'OH.?Thia diaeaae it'prevailing very eatenaively, and ia aweejimg off many little ouea, with very few dava illneai. f areata ahoui J lemimber that Dr. Allen'a Balaam of Liverwort it the only infallible remedy, and haa aavtd thouaanda of livea during aevenyeira. Sold by W. A. l a> lor, wh deaale agent, 88 Barclay at E. M. (iiiion, 127 Bowery. eorner of Orand street Dr. Hart, comer of Broadway and Chamber! afreet J. O. hay.at Miln.ir', Drue 8"or*, cornerof Broadwar and Joliuatrect. ml I tm* I STRIKER'S BAY ON THE BLOOM1NGDALE ROAD rPHK aub criber, having leaned the above eitabliilnnent, reA apect Cully inform* lui friend* and the jublicthat he will open for the rummer, on Saturday r.cat, April Ut. To thoae (eraon* who have once viaited ti n romantic and beautiful place it i* needlta* to apeak iu ita praiae, and thoae who have never ae u it may be eouvinced by a aingle rieit tint in naturally beautiful and picture que acenery it iaunturpaaied by any ?pot ou the ialand of Mauhattm. Striker'" Bay ia an mile* from the City Hall, on the Bloom ii gd lie Road. The houee i> ailuate on the margin of the Hud aou river, alorg the bank* of which the garden and pleaai re gr uiida ealeud a conaiderable diatance, the walka wining through a beautiful grove of locuat trrea. During the paat winter many improvement*have been made on tkepremiaea?the road leading to the houte haabten widened and graded, te ther expenaenor labor having been rpared in order to render thif a dtarrve.lly favorite aummrrrtaort The atcrkof nine* and liquor* haa been aelected (without rrgard to coal) by ?n experienced and competent ju'ge Tne ice crrama, the r.iafi ctionary. and all other re'reanmenl* wili be ot the very fir. t quality, and the charge* ai moderate na thoae of any other reapectable establishment. The garden and orchard* are wellaupplied with tlowera and fruitaor every deacription, ?o that viritor* wisuing to obtain bauuiiet*. or oeaketa of Irnit.in their aeveral aeaaona.can be supplied. pur the arrommodation of tbuae p. riona who for health or pleasure rid* eaily, breakfast will be provided from I til.* in the morning. ll.a comf.ir. aud convenirnseof ladiea viailirg thia home will ba especially a'.udied,and civility and attention may alwaya ba re lied on. Btagia nari every hour irom .xo it) nowery. and panenreri cui alight at the gate. W. COKBYN. d.87 In ITAlS OlL.?There is 110 Oil in tie world iliat cau do gold 11 or bad to thoti:inn known aa PMtor'i Hair Oil. or Compound Ksteutisl Oil of Amoode." for drsroying dandruff, preventing the hatr from coming out and turning grey. This inimitable Hair Oil will m. he the hatrgrow well, DO matter how much dandruff or soreiera it on the need. ..iJJtale. w lolenle and retail, at A. Paitor'a. Hair Cutter, 1M ftreenw Hh slrrrl, New Vol It. Price ft erntl a bottle. n's ln'' MftUiOAThDCANDIES. nR rLKVUNO*? WOHM r.AMnV i. u.w^uiahlv Ike raoit periccily adapted" to the'total eiUrminati.rn of Worma tu old and young, of any thing of the kind erer prepared. hildren l>- it, and it u warrant d veritable and perfectly "ale lb iIn effect*. Hii DlAltKHft'.A TANOY, prepared from hi* celebrated ^u?kcr Balm, ia and In do wonder* mall eowel ronplainta. dta'hoe*. aite ndant on the tailatag* of ennaumption. it It nv-wt aoothjji and Military It la pliaaant. aafr and certain. Ilia t ATH fiKTIU t ANDY certainly npetaa a new era in medical r impound#- hnr rleanting and mrigoratinz the atomaohand bowrla. renonaa obatructed hu-nora.for eoilireoe,r, bit!"' a habit*.rnld>, feirr.jmndice. headache, and indeed ja all eaaea where hyaic in needed, thiecandy ia notaurpeeaed beaii'ef, it la aa pleeeani o take a* perpermii 11 ;indy. Hie IUNht.lt CANDY, l?r cnetieeneea, indi|eel ion. die- I trea* afteraatiog, ha.riburn. kc he., ia recommended aa >ne i the heat atoinaehica and Ionic* now in ua*. And then it enhandy and aafr. The rap dl> lurreaamg aalea and popularity otthaar pleaaan' md'ei proae their unliir. i OVKKT'tt HA'-M Oh' LIVfc. for all affection* of it-e I and wi dpipe dyap p*i*,ltc. Ac. nan unequalled rame.'y read *ba f Cowing:? Km?I hare received much hen fit from the uae ot your 1 dm of Life iiremoiing the paina about the eheit.ocoai'-ned ;VdV*p?*??a.?^ .apeciany in etrengtheniag any T*tee. I dH r -r T rCk f eb. Id, IBM. fc N..-"" field wboleanle and f.ta.1 br y^J^J^et A'aoby S.J Stewart, T| Fulton it .Brooklyn. n'Pla THE DESERVED CELEBRITY of Taylor'a Balaam a Livemort made at 375 Bowery, it laai ?up?re*diim all o-ter thuja in caring cougha -olda, afiniup of blood, aad all uiacaaea of (lie ehea'. laupa aad liver. Niue y. era hat i( been tried, ard with (lie m >et unbeaaded tuceaa. wh eh h?a rauied it to ha to run oh cnum erfrittd The peraon Who advcrtiiea Dr Taylor'a Balaam of Liverwort in Spring atreet. at irat under auonyancuj ioitiala, and afterward* -a vV W Taylor, and aga u W W i hayer, haa out now, n?r ueter did have any eoanaciioo with the origiual and genuine Taylor'a Balaam of Liverw-rt, which ta onl made by the prop, ielor, at 575 Bowery. Buy in ibia eily only at 175 Bowery. AftTHM A CURED?"! hare a IT rtd from the rff?c'a of Aathcna along time and uredeverr medicine I could obtaiu lor i'ature in rain. uMil I urea Dr Ta) lor'a B-Lain ofLireiwoit at 3?aBowery?itua mertieim eared nre MRS HUTON. 518 Lvurera at [HI- BEWARE Of A BASE COL'Mfcr?HtlT.-Oet the t: ue and genuine at the old tfice, 575 Bowery,and you are a fe. AgcnL?Mr. Haya only. 13? Eult"u itreet. D-eoklyn; H. Raw la St Co Albany; li. B. Zebu, I'hiladelphin; 8. Powell it On ? the uurivalled power* it ha* breo diaccvrred to uoitr** in ttie cure of incipient rouaumrtioa. 1 he kcow Ifdge f it* wonderful influence iu iciiuvatn g and iuvigoraiiig the human frame, tirat auggeatad the id*a ot raiug it in tin* way; and the reault i* that a medicine hai hren added to the dialogue lor the cure of jnripi-nt c inaumplion, which pfacea thediaeaae, with due precaution.under Ihe coutrol oftlie patient It ia acircely ueceaaary at tliia period to recemmetul the L' riua Coidlal. aa an alleufficieijt reintdy in caaea cl tileet, Klour Albur. difficult or painful mtra'rutlion, Iiicoutiut ace of Urine, and all dieeaaea ariaiug from debilitation of theayaleoi, where an imid ae, or a reatoralive ia wau'ed; a* throughout he United Sutra it ha* taken piecedfi'Ce of elloiher m-dicinein audi caaat, and learra uo.hing further to he hoped for; it* cure* being speedy, perfect, peimaneut, at d effxtei.aive patronage which, as the&j,entof tne l iici >a 4'ordial, ha. been hta4?d up n m in this coanfry. 1 rein u the Pub ics'vet y nbtdi-ut humble se-v?? t. JOriN tVI.NTe.nS HOLDEivWELL, M. D Pr'ce 53rer hottl Kcrsxleat 45? Bromway, i"New Yrrs and 90 Nor h Sixth st-iet, Ph.l del^hix. ingl I m" alTETHUE RICHES OF LIFE 13 HEALTH?The I only genuine Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort from the sole propiietor at 241 Spiii g street,has never been known to fail in curing the most alarming symptoms ol Consumption aud Liver Complaint. We have certificates fr. in hundreds of most respectable persons, certifying to the surprising relief they have received in using the article fri in 211 Sprii g street Owing to the assertions of counterfriters, the following sworn facts is now published? City of Brooklyn, Kmgg Conrty, ss:?E. Townsend being duly sworu, deposes and says that he is personally acquainted wilb the proprietor of Dr. Taylor. Balsam of Liverwort, and dees e fy from his ow n know le ge that the ouly person now living, who prepared this medicine at 3TS Bowery, and is the sole proprlitor, resides and transacts bu.inrssat 211 Spring s'reet, and manufactures the genuine Ba'sain of Liverwort at that place, fioji the only original recipe in existence. E. TOWNSEND. Sworn before me this 19th Jan 1842, S. ALPIIF.US SMITH. Com ofDeidj. I certify from my own personal knowledge tint the above txteminls in rrgaid to the ownership, 4kc are tiue. S. ALPHF U3 SMITH. Beware of Counterfeits, as the great question oflife or death may depend upon hariug the genuiue med.ciue, made r.nl V 111 tl is! ft# Oil Rnriiwe a I ms.4 Agenla?Redding 8 Slate street Boston; 31 Maiu itreet.and 79 1* u lion street, Brooklyn; 116 and 248 Broadelrtet, Newark. Trice?Large bottlei ft, next six; fl, anl tin tiler iiz? 50 cente. n.Q6 l m* MEDICAL AID. ALL thoee in ueed of medical aid of a certain description, iliould without fai obtain a copy of a little book eulitlid :he Ru-neon, with engravhics. Thu little work waa written ind published by Dr. Gregory, in 1839; in 1841, he publialied a lecond editicu.with many xaluihle improrcmenta and altera oua; aid in 1842, it hat been atill more improted and enlarged. The engravings aie beautifully done, and are accom|?nied wilh iiiiUble explanatory remarks. The author ia now in extenaiie :itjr practice at 34 >1ott afreet, nearly oppoeite the atone church. Hia Having b eti conetantly engaged in combaitiug diaeaaea of his character lor many yeara paet. enables him to treat aiianbect not only theoretical y but practically correct. The patient a here guided iu the aelectien of remedies, according to the reiD ctiae cirruinatancea and condition of the case. The plan of he book is to thow the ordinary syinptoma occurring in comnon taiea, wi h the beat method of cure. It then shows what ither aymptoma may and do frequently happen, with appropriknlwilmmt ant r*m*iti.a Irt K. cilnnt.H in 11,.. t.J lymp'oms should occur. The p, ice of the book if SO cent*. Dr. Gregory take* this opportunity to remark, that he ia rery frtqngittlr applied to under elrotsmstances where the pateut seemiTo be i uttering which lead hitn into the belief that ic has acme litt'e remains of the complaint atill left, which ihowa itaelf occasionally. Such ciara aa thcae frequently to be Attended With ttrictare of this fart, aa well aa the lature of a at>icture, the patient had n:> idea, notwithstanding he aymptoma may have existed ft long time, and a strirluie nd tern innrogrtss cereral months Doctor Uregory gaaran:ees a speedy aud permanent cure The Doctor'a residence ia not a drug store, but ia aprivate dwelling hour*, well pro ruled or the convenience of pati-nts. The book mar alsnbt had at Yir. King's atore. S3 Fulton atreet, corner of Cliff, at the lame price Dr. Gregory will be found at home at all houra if the clay and evening. Patients residing any distance from the city may commuli-ate b/letter (always post-paid) with Dr G, and liia adUe be obtained, aud where a clear deseription tlie case is veil, eoveriag a suitable fee, the proper remedies will be for raided to order, and success aln aja guaranteed, where the rhole symptoms and circumstances arc act forth. int lm* AN'THE CURE OF STRICTURE?It ia most unlortuJ nate in this complaint that many persona have a airicire who are ijpt in the least aware of it. The common notion i, that so long as the urine passes in a tolerable 'ream,i here anudt be a stricture. But this is far from true. A stricture lay, and often does, eaist for mouths, and even years, without rodveiag any striking change in thia respect. When a stricure arrives at that degree of narrowness as aenaibly to impede he uriae, it is a serines malady indeed. The object ol those smarks however, is to prevent this state, and to attack it at a line when it is easily and perfectly removed. But there are ther circumstances besides its effect upon the urine by whict. stricture msy be knowu, or, at Irast. strongly suspected, and hough these are aumerous, there are two which arc very com nou and very easily judged of, and these shall be mentioned icre. The first of these cireumstaneee relates to timo. It ia wall mown that strictures arise from long continued aud badly treated Uonorrhda. Now, whenever this disease continues jver many weeks, especially if in the early period aay of the matted nostrums of the day were taken, thare is just and proper ground to suspect a stricture. The next is moet remarkable?it i* the effect a stricture has apou the mind and spirit*. This ia a fact that may be tho roughly relied on. Indeed the author never aaw a case ol ttne lure, (aud lie sees many every day,) in which the patieot did aot. more or less, complain or his loss of mental energy?that he w7i% not so cajrable of business as formerly. The reuon of I'nis, however, is clearly shown in his Pri.-,c _ little volume o-.Lced in another column of this paper, and to which the re uler is referred, not only for knowledge of this disease^but on every other connected with this subject. DR. RALPH further begs to add, that he may be consulted personally a' his residence, No. 88 Greenwich street, at aay hour and should any be in doubt as to the eiistcuce of this disease, especially alter perusing hie little volume, he will, without expense or the least pain, explain and assure him whether he have or not. Letitcnlybe remembered that, if he rssllv has a stricture, not all the madicia* ia the world, alone, will ever cure it. n.33 lm* WOOL?SO,ooo Itw Sheared South American Wool,suitable for Sattinets Flannel, fce. SO 000 lbs. do do do, suitable for Carpets, for sale in lots to suit purchsscrs, by OILMAN, SMALL fcCO. mil 3w* II Kerry street. r) SPORTSMEN ?Valuable Wor. e, just received by the subscriber. The Sportsman's Repository; a series of highly finished engravings, representing ihe Morse and ihe Dog, one volume Ito. board*. _ British Field Sport:s?embracing Practical Instruction# in Shooting. Hunlirg, Coursing, Cocking, Fishing, fcc. fcc. by Scott. 1 vol. 8vo. Tue Field Book; or Sports and Pastimes of the British Islam I. with ul Ira, I vol cloth. t iercc K (tan's Bonk of Sport*, and Mirror of Lift, with numerous engnviagi, Seo hoard?. The Rod an 1 the Ouu, brine two treatises on Angling, and Shoaling, with p'ates, 19mo cloth. The Shooter'* Companion, by 1'. B. Johnion, with (plendid eng.-avings, Hmo, bound. Mow to Bur a Hone, 1 neat rolum?. 19nno. cloth. EDMUND BALDWIN, Broadway. m44 Iteod 22d 94 ih A idth* UAVANA-MRS. WEST^ BOARDINU HOUSE II 11 removed to theCalle San Pedro. No. 1 enfrente da I* Maihini." By thi* latter direction the building i* known to all boatmen,coachraen, porter* Ac., a* one of the moat conspicuous point I of the city. The extensive alteration* and repair* upon thi* home hiring been completed, Mr*. W. ha* the satisfaction of offering to itrangere visiting Havana, an eatabliakment far superior in it* locatioa to any thing of tli* kind ever before knows ia the city. It ia situate directly nnon the Bay, and command* an iitensive view if the entire harbor, with the adjacent country, own*, villa*ea, Ac.' (fij- Passenger* for Havana must obtain a passfrrt from, or me verified by, a Spanish Consul, which,on arrival, ia tango by the boarding offlcera to the Uovernmeat Houae, where, in conformity therewith, a permit to land with baggage, Ac. ha* to be procured by some resident of the place. Person* desirous of going to Mrs. West's house, will please bear in mind that this service will be promptly rendered them by th* Clerk who visits ill vessels with passengers, a* aoon a they enter the harbor. Havana. Dee.9*. 1*41. ngSendtm* r?Al*U liflPB* HUT., i.. ,.|.f H iflNlNIl TABLES?Tktif Tiblfi art dreidedly *uperior to *11 other (retention Dining Table* that hare eett reen made, and are therefor* recommended ta public attan lion. The difficulty attending tno*r of fcrmer construction in opening and ehuttinj, it well known, and ha* dr i?nuch to limit their u*e;but all tho?* difficult!** hara n remedied in th* Patent Tiblee, a* the elide* herein turd uhre metallic connection* of particular construction, and are not liable to rnnheaey on account of the alternate a welling and ehrinbmg ?f the wwd. in damp and dry weather. Tho*e table* wage run eaejr,whether they be placed in the hotteet parlour, where the wood frequently w?fp*, or in a damp place, and are therefore to be roeouimended aleo for the uae of eteambo ite?they are bceidee a more eplendid and more durable article than aiy before manufactured?are made in all deeirable forme ami pattern*, and of any leng'h required. The public ie rcepectfully inrited lo eall at the Ware coo no of the aubecriber. No. 14b Grand, corner of Elm ilreet.in tke jew large building of the New York Public School Society a here the article may be eiammed. m i bet rod* C f- HOBE. Patentee. TO MilLinTRs aVD iREYAf^ERS-FktTTt.RfiTc 1 BEHI.Y, 'iO William etreet. offer* for *t eery law I ri> e* a aj leudid aaeortment of Firoch Millinery Go d?, e.? 'iatiig of the near*! and mod faehi nable etyl'i ol Straw llonnet*. Ar iAcial Floaer*. Ribbon*. Silk*. Tarlatan**, he Heal*' d?* invited to eeamin* th? tame before purrha* n| gi?ta*eod* 1000 DoUsLk CAP VVKAPciM? PA 5A Roam Mo ro?n Wr?pc>ini for t?l? by PERBSt ft BROOK?. 1 (l Uibirtjr at. IMPORTANT TO CONSUMPTIVES. VTKW YOHK. SrptrmberSlet. 1841 To Dr C H. Ring iN tir A?) ou li.ie ic.jueated m? togire you m iccoui of how your KimrofLite" acted in my com, i cheerfully cc?iply for Uie benefit of other*, there hade cough every wiuler loraereral years,and alwaya got relief from aimple herb lui tilllut moter, neith-ronethingQ>r the other .eemed to gi relief, end I wugradually waating away?baring to relinqu' my bueioeat. In thie elate 1 ?1i perauad'd by my friend Mr. Peek 10 try your El.air of Life aud before 1 bed Aniehed the fettle, I wee uot only cured of my cough. pan iu the cheat, night aweuta, but able to reauaie bu.inne and find uiyaell ?o rapidly luiprori.-.g at my fnende are attom- bed, eipectirg to hear of my dee h. instead of teeing me get acttre and robuat I conaidermyarlf iud-Dted to you for the earing of ay life, and any ooe ailuaud aa 1 war, may call on PETER N HK LMS. 13Thompaon 8t. Pre.-formed, in all cases of.delicitedisease, ereu after all other remedies hare failed, still continues to be consulted by the alfl cted of both sexes. His mule of treatment ii too well known to require commendation, having been in Ilia practice for to years, in the first hoa Pitt.s of Fraoce. and tew years in tilts eity, removing all peeu liar diseases with success at>d dispatch, aud without the aid either of Mercury or Balsam. Persons afflicted with protracted and deplorable aae* need n t despair of a complete reco eery, by applying to Doctor Lturtl, who offers So his patrons a sure guarantee or no charye. At home until 9 P. M and charge moderate. mSltn* TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, tec. 1UBT PUfiLI8HED,-Th( Modern Builder's Guide, eon" laming eighty seven ce|ip- r plates, with full explanations. (Mmard Lefever. Architect This work should bs in the hands ofersry builder in the country. It contains en seen rite,i realise cd Hand and Blair Racing. a branch which h* heretofore been but imperfectly notice J in other works. Its publication lias been at ended with great expense It is handsomely bound in quarto, and is rtep ctfnlly offered to the public, wholesale and retail, by the ublisher, WILLIAM D.tfMITH, Architect, Portrait and Card Engraver, 180 Broadway, thud storr. For sale a few Oil Stenes, suitable for Engravers, Denti.ts, Jewellers, fcc, mil lm* unparalelleu cheapness. At the fashionable tailoring establishment, 108 Beckman street,near Pearl. Gentlemnable tlowtrs worn iu Paris. 500 Dox*n Pink Saaccrs, suitable fcr flower makers, warranted of the first quality. 10 Crv?s Mateiials for Morula, vis:?papers, muslin, floss silks, wires, leavis, buds, blossoms, olives, tic tic. This establishment's cnnstanlly receiving the new st) let of flowors as they ipj ear in Paris. U'alers will find il to their advantage to rail. The stock is stleusive the prices modern e, and every article selected with the great eat care. ml |m* DOCTOR FAWCETT, Member of the royal college of surgeons of London and Edinburgh, and of the Medical College of Philadelphia, conftaes his practice to a select branch at the proftMlor. ,Nocetempta doloce voluptoe." Dr F is encoaraged by the urPorm success attending bis mode of treatment in the cure of veoereal. gleets. stricture!, seminal weakoeas, and mrrcarial affections, together with all those other bad sr mptoms which undermine the constitution, and lay ti e foundation of premature deeay. either from maltreatment or any other canae. In such persons the appetite is generally defective, and the relish for life almost suMued. His mods of treitmrnt is universally admired, his medicines being pleasant to the taata and amell, gently aatriagea the fibrea ?f the atomach, and givaa that proper tensity what a good digeation req ire*. Hi* treatise on constitutional or nervous debility, affords vary rvteasive observations on actual debility, seminal weakness,and Impoteney, brought on by delimits fvabit*. all its attendant symptoms phvtiologiraUy esplained. This'work can be obtained at hie office, 155 Fulton street, where the Doctor can be consulted at all hours of the day and night. Letters (post paid) will receira immediate vttentiOB. mi lm* ALBOMlNE PAINT.?TheKalsomiuc Paiat having been severely lasted in thi* city during the winter months, the palenteea^an recommend it with renewed confidence U he public, im numerous specimens 01 ivaieoiniue riam* existing in New York, render* in enumeration of ita nd rentage* luperfluou* among the moet prominent are the following:? Kalsomine Color* are m?? la?* f\ HATS, 8PR1NOEABHION9,1 beg ?Thetpring atyle of iA Han ace aaw offend for aaleby the subec ri bor. He ?ohcita a eJl froa the** who atudy ccooooty ud taata in the aeloatioo ot that ladnpeniable aitiele of drera. belieriag that hie pricee wall be found la aeaordance with the time*:?? Beet quality Nutria, $4 In; hoe Caaaimrre and bruati Hate, $4,00; Nutria. $3 So; MoIrakis, H; and Skk HaU, $390. Alao on band, a large aaaartmeat of Cap> of the uewret and moot approved patierne, counting of (entiemen'e releet, tloth and glaaod. Travelling and dreea cape. Children'* fancy cloth and Tthet cape Ac. m WM. BANTA, 130 Chatham ?t. THREE DOLLAR HATS?SPRING FASHION, l'J3?The net aplrndid article, ever offered to the public?'Lhiriat Short Nap Mole*kiii it (he loir price of $3 aleo an article at *a So, eaualia durability and luatre to ihuee old by other Hattcra at $3. GEO. P. H BROWX, Practical Hat'er, mil lta* Mi Canal atrect. 30 ODD YKARS OF EXPERIENCE in the ici-ui fit- yr chce of cu?ine eerUin diseases, hsse enabled Dr LAUREL, of Ns.toaCatal street, to eradicate those diseases in question, whether new,old, or Inreletale, in loss than half th* time employed by theinnimon doctors, who poison their patients with mercury, ca> ivy, nilre. cube be, he. S. B ?Mrangf rs are apprised that Dr L. is a regular physician of the meu cal facu'lv of Paris, also graduated in the U. Mates, as cm he nroerd by his diplomas. w34 lm* CROLiu^' BOAT ESTABLISHMENT, too WATER STREET. rova boors fast op catharine market, BUILDER of the Snltan f Mu'cat's Pleasure Baigs. the Ware. Oar.-l>, Victoria, A'Dntic, Waknna. he. Also, the Ann of Peekskill. Washington of Poughkeepsie, Duchess of H>de Park, Sylph and Ware of Mobile. Geo. Stewart of Louise.He, Ite. mil 1m* TrFTQ! HATS! HATfilf 11X1 1 VJ 11X11)J nil BROWN k CO-'A One price Hit Store, wholrsale and re(ail, ITS Chatham Pquar', corner of Mott street, where fashion. beaut)', durability and economy are combined to adurn thsheai'. The proprietors hare the pleasure now to offer in addition to their recently improved shoil uapp4 3m* CARL KING. The well-known and celebrated Millinerv and Ladies Straw Hat manufacturer to her tn j-sly the QUEEN OF ENGLAND, respectfully begs leave to announce to the Ladies that he has on hand a most splendid and lasmonable assortment of Ladies Straw aud Bilk Hals. The Straw Ha's sre manufactured to a most faaooaiiog and becoming shape, called THE E' LbLKR COrTAGET with Gipsey sides and a Swiss Flere arouuu the front. The braids these Hats ?re.'made ol is of llie most elegant patterns, the Albert straw in particular as patronised by AITu'C Ik iri/'TflUI s The silk department i> conducted by the moil ingenious and taety milliner* not to be equalled. The silks are of the newest style, fresh imported. Trimming and Flower* to correspond, Those who wiah to convinc- ihemaelrei may call at No. 10 Caual near Broadway, and IT Division street*. N. B.?Hi* Pa-ia Kibbon* and French Flower*, are of the latest style, andctn he purchased at either of hi* establish ment*. at wholesale and letail no re**onablc termi. ml 1m* REMOVAL. PHILLIPS' CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT I* remortd from H3 Broadway to No.7 A*tor House. ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garment* of a most Elegant and Fashionable kind at a saying of Su per cent for cash. THE advertiser deems it unnecessary to resort to the hack1 neyed system of giving a list of nominal prices, presuming that the length of time he his been established, together with the eitenaive patronage bestowed on him. wilt prore a luffi cient voucher for his capabilities. Posussit g the advantage of being connected wi h an extensive cloth establishment in Earrpe, ha eonftdiully asaerta.that he caa furnish clothes which, on comparison, will be found lower than any other house making up the beat descriptions of gen tie men's dress. j!5 8. PHILLIPS. 7 Astor House, Broadway. THE BLOOD. HEALTH DEPEND A ENTIRELY ON THE PURITY OF THIS F'.UID. "For the life of the fleah is in the blood I.evit .chanirii.rs )j. THE impurity of this living principle (the blood) is the A fruit'ulrou ce of all diseases, and it is a melancholy fact that the ui>nd* fall victims to many loathsome d senses owing to the unskillfalness of illiterate men, who, by a reckless and indiscriminate use of that poten. mineral Mercury, instead of purifying the blood, and thus curing the unfortunate patient* who are under .their care, gradually but surely iustill into thtir veins a potent and recret poison, till at leu;tli a gen erat dentiuy ana array 01 ma coiwiiuiiod enauaa and a melancholy dsath puta a period to their miaerable exiatenc*. To avoid inch a lamentable occurrance, remember the only medi cine which will certatnlv remore every impurity of the blood ii Dr. JOSEPH VANS' Grand Hex orat ire 8ymp. Price $l per bottle. For xale only at tha private residence. No. 477 Ureenwleb etnet, two doera above Canal atreet. nnn worth ok Watches, jewblry, S)OU .UUUp\aH d, Jataao and German Silver Ware,Cutlery, Paete Btonea, Watch Glaraca, lie., arc offered for aala for ea?li,or fpwoved abort pap. r. at euch pricea th>t peraona reouiriox theabove mentiorcd gooda would do will to call ere pvirchaautgoa 8. J. NEUSTADT k BARIKTf, mag in' No. 4t Maiden lace. TJREAt)-ftiUiAD-l?RKAD-*t PALMER'S new Ma i) kery, corner'econdatreet and Bowery, 4t pounda for a ehiiling?and made from the beat superfine flou-?try it. m*4 lm* NCH SHOE STOllfc.-Tha aubocribera, importera of F ladiea French Sho a and dealers in ladiea', gentlemen'*, miaaea boy'a, and et ildr. n'a fancy and ata|le boon, ahoci, jjic 8cc. An siUnsire and valuable assortment always en han war iknicil uftliC fir At oualitv. TUTTLE St HAYWARD, No 289 Broadway. N. B ?Southern and Weatern meichante in want of ladiea' real Krenchahoaa, or the moat faehionable kiuda of American thoea. willfiud it to thtir advantage to call. m27lm* qTlVER BL.Al E.-WM. THOMSON. 189 William .treat O contmuea to maoulaeture Silver Ware of every deacription, of the lateat pattema and haa dow on hand teaaetta, coffee pota, pi chera. cupa, waitera, forka, apoona, of rich aa well aa of the plaineat at j laa. The whole of theee artic aa.being manufactured upon the premises. from aterliog aiver, no psina or expenac will be aparad in the beauty of the workmanship! 11 At HI ERRE Ul'f PE?IS Dagneireotpye apparatua com plete. and new Pattern, 400 Branch Platea 6 Aromatic Lenaea SO Bottlea Hypovelphite of Soda 24 Bottlea Cboride of Gold Chrome, Cblonde of Iodine. Tripoti, and a'l kindf of Cha micala concerning the Daguerreotype, ju it received Mr Packef hip Vrancoia laf, and for aala by ARTAULT It CO. uia lm* 44 Broad etrect, up ataiia. 17ATRAURDINAKY ATTRACTION?LAD 'E8 TAKE -Ce NOTICE !?Immenaeetock of DRY GOoDS?$18,000 worth juat receivid irom Auction. The beat atock of Spring Gooda at Retail in the city, bought at auch priceaaa muat ensure them a epeedy aala. The public are icvitad to eiamine the assortment fi rthemarlvie for we are euppllel with every thing deeirable and new for the Spring Trade. HEAD QUARTERS, 301 GRAND ST Juat opened?Freuch Printi. 4 caae* French Printa, Irom la an to la Sd par yard, I Britiah from Is Sd t? 2s. 7 American, from Sd tola. SILKS-SILKS. 5 caae* arlendid figured Silka, el'gan t atylra. 3 u blue, black, itiiped and figured. g blue bla'k, blark and moaecolaredjilainand every variety in the market SHAWLS-SHAWLS. Of every deacription?a large atock DOMESSICS. caeca bleached Sheetinga and Shirting*, from Id to la Sd. lObalo* unbleached?every style, from Sd to lOd. Clothe, Caaaimerea, Vet huge. Gambroooa. Saiaeta?vary cheap. De Laiaea, Tajrlionia, lombairoee, Hosiery, Gloves, Draperies. Chintea, and white Goods of every dtaeriplioa. N. B.?Sheetinga S j arda wide. J. II, DINMAN, ml I m* 301 Grand atrect. rvRY COLORS?The following color*, of lint qualijr, *-J adapted either for Oil Painting or Kalsomine,for sale at HI Broadway. corner of Franklin? Washed Blue Blacks, Heal Indian Red, Super Chinese Blue, Super Purple Brawn, Emerald Green, Madder Lakes, Bruniwck Or?en, Vermiliion, Saxon Ureen, Chromes, Turkey Umbre. Ochres, lie., ke. ToPrinten and Kcgi-arer*.?Frankfort and English Black*, very superior, for sale at febS7lm* 3*4 Broadway, corner Franklin. WARD'S VEGETABLE HAIR OIL.-THn Vrg'lsbl i Hair Oil pos* erases the peculiar property so long sought fcr in other oils, but sought in vain, of reproducing a new crowth of hair on heads totally bald So great are its nourishing properties, which it resdity imparts to the roots of the hair, that it requires bat a snort time to pro luce a new growth,end few application* to check lint failirg of the hair, which eo often occurs, especially aner eiekness. It piertnfs the hairlrom turning gray,ml when it begin* to turn may be easily c'ecked and restated to its natural beauty, by a| plying the oil. The oil gires an agreeable fragrance, and is preferable to any other lor peifumirg, curling, and glossing th? hair. Numbers of rertinc it's can be seen where it is for sal*, at Ug Bo eery and ?d Barclay ?t. mat lm* ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS. LET (he unfortunate rest assured, that thers is no exaggeration in asserting the** pells to be a speedy and radical cure for lionorrhma, (Recti, Irritationof Kidneys, ke. They were for aeeeral years nreseribed by the celelwated Abernethy, inall stages of the abox* diseases. In the first stages on* box ia usually sufficient to effirct a cure in a few days. In long rinee far mouth?,whieh tended more to deelroy the oMtnutioo than to cure lh? dieeaee. They neeer leaye the parte euhiect to the troubleeome weakaeae which io frequently occur after iieins other medic'nce. They hare ounplcaeanttaato or ?m?H; aay one takin?lhem might frequent the moat refined eooiety without hiring their miafortUMc euepected. They are com poeed entirrly of -efetable tnncdtenie, which InTigorate the evatrm eenerally. For aale only in New York,by wm. Wetton ApothMaiiee' Hall,MCatherine eureet, and in Brooklyn by 6lacrote,dn*|iat, Fultonetreet. mlt Ira* RICH AND POUR ARE alike benefitted by Sherman' Lotengee. They etand hi* among MHng Uwn have induced iodic to make attempt! to pialm off worthJem article# in place cf ShermanLoiengee, which hare done to RTA.on, int act, hate eiperieoced their hatmr and beneficial effect# in 'otifha, Worm#, Headache#, Cold#, Whooping Cough, A#thma, Ooniumption, Palpitation, and all Ncrvou# di#ea#> e? ?ad never aa instance known of failing to do all that i# claimed. 0REAT AND SMALL, high and low, unite in recommending Lhem to all who need a iefe and ealutary medicine. t'LERQYMEN naee ?iD?uwrn mnr virtues irom meir pulpits, and amid*' their congregation*. FHT8ICIAN8 haee^ecommended them to their patient*, when their thill had tile teg.ee re is. QLD AQE iaeoftened to boyhood, and their declining year* and* eon fortnhle and happy, by using Sherman' Loxcngeo?always ask for Sherman'* Loieageo, and see that yon fit thorn?thej aione will cure you. Wr. Sherman'* Warehouooin nt lOdixxe sauftreet. _ Agea's?110 and rrt Broadway, 1M Bewety; TT tootBroad "ay; ?T Hudson at; M William street, New York; H an? Uf Kulton street, Brooklyn Redding. State *t, ?0J**n Burges*, a? South Third xlieot, FhtUdelphin. Ill CELEBRATED EVE WATER. DR. J. FRANGIS. OCULIST. S? 10 BARCLAY STREET. WITHirt TWO DOORS OP THE ASTO& HOUSE. HIS prepnrmtiBBa bare ia aim oat every mataae effected aetoBiahinw eurea ib aH inflammatory- dieneta of the Eye, weakaeaa of eight. kc? autf in uiay rata beiiertd U be ?curablt. aa lit ally BtUaied by th? following CERTIFICATES. I certify Ibat Jacob Valentine, a youth of about is yean of age. waa brought to my Uouae laat tail, apparently blind, rte called on me to-day,aud elate tbat be baa been the patient ef l>r. J. Franca, whoae trritment haa been the mcasa, wider Ood, uf reeoveiinghu aight. JAMES MILiNOR. Rector of St. Oeorgt'a Churcb. Beekn.an al, March t, 1 Mt J frainMfl* hli?^ i .v. mm aeoum, cuverine the tight, wul 1 im ?o* lerfectl) re?toreoby Dr. J.Frwte M.UlTllA BKO'ANrW foraylh atreci." I certiry the aoore beiug ft truf atateaacnL O BESSEipTCT, Paatoruf the Stanton at. Church." I wii nearly bhud for twenty yaari, with a Cataract m each eve. Surgical aid waa naurtrd Id without any good tf feet; but from the uae of Dr. Krancia' wonder! ul preparation for that diaeaaeomy ??bt i? perfectly reatored. HESTER JOH.NbON. 1M S ulh at. New York." We the iiDiltraieutil. Iia'e witncaaed the aatonuhtnc eflkear.y of Dr. Kratieie pre; arati oia for diaeaaea of trie Eye, untie.itaMmgly ae omuieuJ theiu to thf uouce ol the public an va'uable rrmettiee. DUNCAN UU.NBAK,Paator of McDougal atreet Church, New York. S.'H CONE, Rartorof the Eirat Ba: tiat Church. JOHN PECK. Attntof Hut Home Micaioa Society: JACOB UROL NEB, factor cf the N-rth Bapt let Church. 1 JOSEPH ANDRaPE, Ho 111 au .Catuolic Prieat of 9W PeteHu Churcn. Numerotat eertiAeutrs MB be eeeu itre Office. N, B?Prepared aud euld oHLi by Dr. J. FRANCIS, No. It Barcl ty atreet, New Iork Artificial Eyea inaerted, r.jttal in appearance to the natural. __ mt Imdfcw TO TUP DTTDT T/N jl vy i HCi X l UljlVy. rPHE tubacriber having complet'd ami p.t in operation hia 1 newly invented enabled him to effect a speedy and permanent cure, even of those case* which have been aggravated by the pernicious and naueealirg use of nr.-rcury, balsam cai avia, pints of nitre/ kc.. and all such dis?g:eeable and undermining medi ci e?, which teuds to enervate ?nd destroy the conatitutioc. H:i medicine is mild and will not disagree with the moat fasticinns and delicate constitution?his f leuc i red drop ia now wrl! knrwn for i'a extraordinary virtuea, io curing the moat noxious and deplorable cases Terms moderate?call at >00 Weat Broadway, neadtdnal at-eet. nil lm* II. L)AVIU L. ROGERS, lias retnrned to tho ei'r, and resumed his profeaaiasial business nt 3* Broadway m3 lm* KATE a.ND POUdRETTE.?The Lotli Manufacturing Company now eff-r too barrels r w*t invented in 1*31 by th* Doctor, with my advice and a-probation?and I am happy to oay, that it ia extensively adopted in Europe a* well aa in thia country. Signed. VALENTINE MOTT, M D. New Voe*. July 1,1841 mH 111* PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS, IRUNTCD *!?B PIIMK* Of M. DE BOUDELoqUE. M. D_, LISBON, PORTUGALt tpHE scientific combination of inQiedtinla of wheeh thee* 1 pill* are compooedjia'emad* them the wend** and admiration of th* world. Tin. are known nil aver Kaoop* to he toe 'preparation ?rer aitcorcrea mat naa pronan mfn? fr Uilln producing the moulhly tars*. Thair afftaiady. WMl.Mil ?uch that thai mwt not ba need dunaaaaap na. Jor though nuld aofe, and healthy, they aae amh fa proa u it miaeamaae il need during that period. Tha diwetioae are tranalatad into ItaiAah^adaaa iMrolapad round with tha aaal of tha imi^rUr, atampea, Imk baa eoa gent far tha continent of Amenee. 3Sf "SXS-^ISX BUgC rill moat with immediate att.wBon Said by apnmatmaat al 1?0 Charry, aaar Catherine atraat. Praaa PS. Half betee. It Na half baaaaaaat by maiL fat Im'dhw FVBLIRHRD DAILY IT 1A1B? BOCDOI Na. n ANN rnutiT. lieamea leaned every morning?price rwa aanta per copy. Country inhsenber* furniahed at tha t*jta rata, for any iprcihc period, an a remittance la trance. Na paper aant, rnleaa paid la adraaea. Wbielt Inua-lmal ovary Ratuidar mora bag, g no o'clock? price i-j oui par copy fttnuahadba 001 y tuber, libera at |S per -nnnm in adraaea CoeaurownawTi ara requested to aildrwf 1MB letter a Jun (leaner B ww*tt, Propria** and Uttt: Bl a ftim enbwfcaaa warn ba paat