The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
April 1, 1842

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TH 1. T1U?370. WkoU 804* HEW LINK O* LIVERPOOL PACKET8 To tall from New York outm i&ih, ami Liverpool on ihe ltth if tach ?BL JBk l ?om new oan. Ship ROSCItJS. Captain JolmC olfku.Hth March. Hhifi SIDDON'S.r*i.uiii E. B Cobb, *th April. ^bij. 9HERIDAN.Captain K. A ?e|*yvur, itfU. Maf. Ship(JARRICK, Captain Win. hkiera, it is intended to despatch a ship from this port on the 1st, 5th, loth. 13th, auth ?nd26th of eaeh month. Commencing the loth October, and Ciootinmns; until M s will commence this arraugesitnt Ship YAZOO,Capt. Cornell. Ship OCONEE. Capt Jackson Ship MISSISSIPPlTcapt. Hiltiard. Ship LOUISVILLE, (.apt. Hunt. SbipSHAKSPEARR, Capt. Miner Ship OASTON. Capt Latham. Ship HVNT8VILLE. fapt. Mumf id. Ship OCMULtiEE, Capt l.eavitl. fillip NASHVILLE, Capt. Dickiuu r. Ship MEMPHIS.Capt. Kaixht. Ship LOUISA, Capt. Mulford. These ships were all built in the ei.'r of New York, expressJy for packets, are of a light draft of water, have recently been Isewly coppered and put in splendid ore ?r, with accommodations far (Maeagers unequalled for en nior t. They are commanded by experienced masters, who will m.'ae every exertion to five general aafistaction. They will at ttimes be towed up and down th# Mississippi by steamboat* nwmri or caiiiaius ofthese ships will be responni hU forj?welry, bullion jprec?o?is ton a. lurer, or plated ware, or to? MV Utter., parcel or package, Dt by or put 'board of {Son, imless regular bill* oflading are taken for Ue same, and iced. From the foot of Liberty street.^r^ Leave New York. Leaee New Braarwiek. At J.fM At f r. 80MKRVILLE eUseeeonneet with tone lrnee eachi way. Fare between NewYork aadSomereille, 50 cents, no do New Bnmswtek, T5 cents. Rah way, 50een'? Rliiabelhtown, 25 centa. Tha Tar* in the T| A. M. train from Naw Brunawick, and 4{ T M. train from Nua York, haa been reduced between Naw York and New Brunswick to to cents" and Ra'iway t? ITJ The PrulaUlphiam ilti .a passesthroughNawBrunawiek for Naw Yorker try evening at?o'clock. On Banaayatha Tt A.M. trip from Naw Brvnawick ia omitPasrengers who proeara their tickata at the tiekatoBea.re csire a ferry tieketgretia. Tiekataararaeairadby thaeonduetor anlv oa the day when purchased febl' 1m* FREIGHTS FOR TWE V*E?T AND SOU TH. From PHI Mi DKLPHIA. ria THE PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON. AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY. Freights for I he W??t and Sooth will be forwa-deMy informed that, all goods consigned to the cotnpwny will be forwarded with the utmojt dispatch to any point weat or eonth. Freight reachet Baltimore the aama dry it feares Philadelphia. The mail line for Hi1* weat rod aouth learea Do'V atreet dailv at half-paat an o'clock A.M. by ateambeat ROBERT MORRIS. i'aaarrigera will reich Baltimore at 2 o'clock, two houra rreriou* to the departure of the treins for the er.u'hwrat. ,W. L. ASHMEAD, Agrnt. Philadelphia. March 1842. uita I m RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK. TH?" NEWJEKBr.V Rai road ?nd Transportation P?mpany lav* mUbli.hed t Knight Lint between New Rrtiuswick and New Yoik, rhichlaey iultud to run peimnLeeving New tiro Bewick at 5 AM. daily, (Sundtr* excepted) and the foot of Liberty street. New York, a'8 P.M. To couniry dealer* and m?rch*nt* the above line I* very dr. irable for the speedy end cheap conveyance of merchaodiie of every description. and more particularly lo Droreie nud .Dralere in Live Stock,who can have ISO head of cattle conveyel bctwrrn New Brunswick end New York, the same day, wheat ver rr quired. The rate* tor the trao*portation of cattle, hate*, mule*, akeep, hogs, lie., and all other kindt of mcrchtkdiac are very low, oevr.r exceeding steamboat price*. Merehandiae *ent by thi* line Knot subjcctsd to any extra charge iu crossing ib* North River. The I ompant have fi-ted up a large storehouse at New Brunswick adjoining toe Railroad Depot, which will alway* be open for the reception of merchant! i?e. Passenpem, pu-chasing their ticket* at the ticket office*, will rretire ferry liekfisgrat is. ml4 3m* OTICE,?Ou and after April let, 1842, the comniuiation i." fare ia the ear* of the New Jeney Railroad and Transportation Company, between New York and the various place* on the line of the railroad, ha* been reduced (including ferry) to $75 per annum, and $50 for eix mouths. FRKICJHT HID PASSAGE TO PIT 18BVRO. BINGHAM'S L I N F.. The proprietor! of Blnuhatn'a Tronaportatim Line to Pittiburg, (ire notice to the Mrrchanta of New York, and all other pereoct i tipping to the JVe?t, that their line ia now la active operation Gnoda cotiiiionl to them (or acnt to go in their hoe.) will be forwarded with deapatrh. Ownem or ahipnera of good*, detlined for Ihe Weelern Btatee, who I a?e no agrot or eonetgttre n/i Pfttahurg, will plca.ee coLat?n their g??de to William Bingham. Pitteburg, who wih attend to ehipping nil toch comigumente without delar All goodi ihould be marked dietinctly on each package BINGHAM'S LINK. For rate* of freight, which are aa low aj any other line. Apply to VTM. TV BON, Agent. No 8 We.t afreet Oi poeit* Pier No. 3. N. R. N. B,?Pareeogem forwarded to P.tteburg and fotierille, every day, Sunday! reeepied. _ __ Brfer to H, C'rookr, American Fur Co. j S. T. Nicoll, {root etrirt; Pheltw, Bodge h Co. Fulton etreet; fltirdane, ??t It Co.; Win nankin, Duryee kCo Newark' mi 3m ST A TEN ISLANDYKHHV. ^ftQeFoolof Whitehall 'flSSnKflj'ATrN IBLANDRR or SAMSON wiFl mn followi until further notica Loam Suten Itlaad Leave! Whitehall At t o'clock a w. At o'clock am. "IB "11 t? F.?. H Ml. i N. B. AB goodi chipped are required to he particularly ^wtiad aad are at the rt?k of the ownrre thereof _?t NEWARK AND NEW YORK. Fare Only 131 Cent!. I _ The eplendid and commodiotw itramer QZjjjfcUS* PASSAIC. Captain John (JalTy. being enm^BCvHuHLplcUIv aad elegantly refitted, wi'l commence her regular tripe fcr the aeaeon, on Thnraday, March I0:h,? leaving aa follow!:? Footot Berehyit .New Terk Centre Market. Newark. 1! o'clock, A. M. 71 o'clock, A. M. o'clock, r. M. I o'clock, P. M. Freight of every deecription Carrie 1 at very reduced rate!, in T roWfcLL h CQ.*8 LINE. .MM gtrn K)H NKWBUROH, Uidiuff at CALD &JL?U3?wklls, wtnT foWAVD corn y vr? ?mnv(i_Ti.. rte*rr,h?M HIGHLANDER Curt, Robert Wardrop, will U*f# th? foirt of Warren alrcet Ylaw Yc-k. ortry Monday. Tlei ?day and Saturday aftrruo/m't at t o'clock Rr.tiirt?iin:.tlic H*h, a/wer wilj .aevbt jjh ?T?ry Moulay morning at I o'clock. lueadayand Friday aftarnooo at o'clock. ."or fi tub' or psuetme.npply to the Captain an hoard. X. B A! ibajrjne* and freight of e?ecr ileacriptinn, henk killt or?pec.ie, [111! u boardthia hoat,mnat be attlac riakof t(.? ow:i?-ra thereof.unleod a bill oflaUmg nrrecei; lideipced for 'j if a _ M&* OfMI .at* AHIIANOHMKNT. FOR 8HKEVVABURY an) h F.D BANK 11* ?On and after Saturday. M*rr.iiua, and ren odicila, arc for aald t the Hndeon Street Newi t (fi-e, W4| Hu 'an atradt.ncar Barrow at. irS9l /""iOa!..?J'h# Mit-ecrlierorfen tor eale, at red acred lha but Perth L'rchard, R d Aah Coal,of the M oleu. K.*g ind Nil a./re Lota to adit puichaaere.lree ot oartage Yird Nd. Ileite* etreet, four ddnri I'rom Clirtnn. ml lm* GKORtiK TH0M805. E NE t l i i

CHARLES S.ROWELL, uHn i-Aii 8vnu>un, N II CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK. ill la* LIFE BOAT ASSOCIATION, FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF FRANCIS PATUNT LIFE BOATS. AMERICA N MOULDING COMPANY. WAREHOUSE 112 BROADWAY, OPPOIITK mit CITY HOTELARTIFICIAL TEETH. Olt THR PHllfClPLr. or ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE (Copr.) Htvirg la'ely lo?* tw bicuivid*ti teeth, I called on Mr Lcti it to snpiily iheir plac* with artificial one*. a??J it affords me much plemeure to teatity to hi* akili and ability hi a Uautiat; indeed, I htve cfer aeeu teeth flaed and ntted with more xactue&s. and at the aame time wilh l?aa painful prealure on llie gumi. 1 cheerfully recommend that gentleman to the eaoecial no lice of the medical prwfcaaiou, a. w?ll aa to .he puolie, feeling atislied from my own experience that they may coundently rely on hi* akill iohia profession. (Bijtned) GRAN VlLLK P\TTISO!f, MD, Professor of Anatomy, Unireraity of Naw Yerk. February ISt' 1S41. The original cau toe aean at Mr. Levett'd 960 Broadway, comer.of W*rren street ml* 1 o* BANKRUPT LAW. PESTLEMEN wishing to b.ufaetur td from ladiea' and gentlemen'a Hair, not leaa than two inchea loag, neeklacet, braceleta. earmga, watch guarda, rings, and hair work ol erery Octcription. ml!) im' CAKPETING, UARPETHNG. rPHE Subscriber ia now opening hie Spring aasortment of Carpeting, consisting of Biitaael*, three ply, eujeifme and fiue Ingrain; an assortment not snrpasaid in thia city for variety of a'ylea, figures, tic. Theae goods hare been ordered expressly for the Spring trade. The gieeteat ca't haa tire- observed in making aelcctiouaol auch gooca aa can be confidently ,ecommended for durability and permanency of C?AUo-alar*eaaair)m?nt of the different kinds of Hall and Stait Car] eting Tufted door Hugs. Door Ma's. fcc, Alao a haa ine assortment of Taiuted Kioor Cloth*, all widths Families ahout mirehaaint'any of the above dercubed good* are respectfully invited to cull. K CHARLES HICKS, mlS lm* 7t Ei?t Broadway,71 Dir aion-at. CHEAP HARDWARE STORE" ri'HE Hubserib-r ia now opening hia Spring aupp'y ol n IV u *r apfj k t/ti i ubni, iccvitcu prrux irrivus, fr >m Birm ingham and Sheffield. Together with a general atinrtmeut of D oroeatic Goods. whi-h lie is prepared to offer at the very LOWEST CASH TRICES. The attention cf Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet Makers, ice., is solicited to as elimination of hi* slock and prices as h- is confident they will Hud it to their inters t to favor him with a call. ALFRED F. LAGRAVE, St# Greenwich comer Barclay, New York. A regahr supply of KaLL RIVER CUT NAILS, and Coopers Glue. Also?a complete assortment ot Mechanics Tools, James Screws, fcc. ma 3m WATCHES JEWELRY" VERY LOW. THE suhterifer is lling all discripiiors of gold and silTcr Watehrs, gold ar.d eilvrr pencils, go'd chains, keys. Ac at rrtiiClowmlianat any other alatem the city. Gold Watihrs as low rs 31 to 40dolia-s each. Watches aad Jewelry rscha-ig*od time, or tie moje^ leluraed. Wa'ehes and Clocks repaired in the b-s' mmueijaud warranted, at much less than the usui' prices, by one otih* litest workmen in the city-. G. C. ALLEN 1 -porter of Watches tud Jewelry, wholesale ar.dl retail. 31 Wall street, ap stairs. in tlm' TO SEGAR SMOKERS THE GREAT SEGAR DETOT. SPANISH HOUSE, 256 BROADWAY. ci-HE MONEY will bs returned to all persons who 1 purchase at this store, if they are not satisfied with the nullity of ths articles This offer is made by the strong conliden e derived from tho escelleacy of every scgar that is offered for sale in the above establishment. The entire stock hss been chosen with great cart, and is, without doub\tha most splendio that hseevsrbern offered to the New York bublie. Kscluaive of the great and unpkralclled variety of ihe best branns of Havana and Principe, there ia a large lot i f PRIME NORIEGAS aad NORMAS, that have bten meanfactured in Havanaespitesly fo- this estsbiishment, and they are guaranteed to be of superior quality and flavor to any heretofore imported into this market. In the accommodation of those gentlemen who prefer to smoke at leisure and In retirement, a neat BvrRoom has been ope-ed in the rear of the above establishment, which, it is honed will give satisfaction to all who visit it. PX,0 SMJAR DEALERS A HOTEL KEEPERS. For sale at th- Spanish Houte.SSt Broadway. a large lot of H.vaus Segnri, at , and (1630. These Sri are having been consigned to the Spacisii House, by the mauf -cturrrs in Havana, with eipreas orders to tell Ihem immedia ely, are.for ?hi? reason. Bow ollrreri at the above low price*. Th-ir cjualiti ishardly inferior to the beat Norma*, andtl.tr are all ea itled todibeuturc. nil |w* H. KAFAF.L. Proprietor. FIRE PR' lOF BOuK SAFES WILDER* PATtNT R \LAMANpEK SAFK-T1.ii safe hat be?n frequently exposed to intense heat in Iti-ning hitiMit.ft furnaces. Sic.. and ha* never failed to p.-iserve the content*, anil wan the only 01* which atood the teat at the trial fool of W all street, ae'rrporied by the following Committee of reapcctable Merchant* WADSWORTH St SMITH, BAI-DWIN Si CO. MINTCHN k CO. CHARLKS H. MARSHALL. This safe can only be had at the Iron S ire Store ?l SILAS O. HERRI NO. 139 Witerit. N.B.?Sres of other maker*?some of which ate made in imitation of WiidcrS Fat?t, (oraal* nt half price. ir.98 9w ATTDW^AKL aND .cloth PAPER UaY~kE 500 tUam* If by 94 IPO Re a ma 94 by 36 350 90 by 30 100 81 by 40 900 ?l by 90 ISO M by SO ISO 19 by 88 100 84 by 40 50 Ream 40 by 48 For *ale in lots to anit purchasers, by PERSSK k BROOKS, m9? Pepar Warebonae. 41 _i.iberty at. K~ albumins. P/iINTiSO, lor Beau y. Economy, Dura bili'y, ke.?possesses advantages ever every other tytem of Painting, aa it I* free from all unpleasant amelf, retaining all ita brilliancy of color, and ia applied m much less ime than Oil Pawling, it i* wall adapted fatstin? of fr* mm.feadera, anl mil m*f onarrmta,of np'rinr mdllithlltil? a 1 ?err >.MMlCBg k or?td?Mi nf dcflra** tirireml i'. trd the aomertoue ayiupt iiBa ari.iitiz Irom Ihia diieeer. KrOm Dr. C'a eatemirr yrieiire for the ittl .-ipM yea re ii Ihie pattienlar breach of the pr?fee??e?, ici4rw'>? ai>Ce. eyeeJr eoO 'irtr.iirt ft'' to ell lereone who apply to lura He 1 war appijr with lb. nfriSdat eoubdriKe of aelnf tBhr.tajJly cared. Terms mode ,?>?_,ttrolenre fro-n 7 111 the mori'.ot natd 0 iu*W. Office U Draw ita W Yfl NEW YORK, FRIDAY ft. PERMANENT ESTABLISH VlENT. IN NEW YOIIK. MONS. MALI,AN It BONK, surgeon Dentists, No. 371 Broadway, and at London and Paris .lUorm tha Public of New York, and its vicinity, that in conference of their very extensive practice, they have, at length, been induced to open a Perm merit Establishment, where they may be conaulted at No. 37*1 Broadway between Kranklin arid White streets, in all cases appertaining te their profeaaien, in which they have been ao stscasaful, in conaegnence of their celebrated diacovcriea aud improvements in the art ol Dentistry. Mona. Mullan returns thanks lor the very liberal pat rouage he hui received, aud continues to receive, par in H14II} iu iuo meuu tti pruu iBiuu ui new i v*?i ,v? tkoir kind recommendations, ond advocating Mona. M.'s improvement in Dentristy. CELEBRATED MINERAL roa FILLING DECAYED TEETH! Mona M. continues to restoro decuye theclosest observers. Your celebrated invention for filling decayed You may use this letter in any way you thiul proper, for the benefit of the public and yourself. I am.deartir.yours truly, THOS. pARqi'ttv Manuel Carmelit. To Mone. Mallan, Surgeon Dentut. >72 Broadway, This gentleman is known at lit Broadway .and at Trims Ward h King's. MONB. MALLAN, 3TI Broadway. SIR?I feelita'pleasure to be able to offer you my testimony in behalf of your celebrated mineral. Daring my late residence in Taris I called at vour establishment ia the Rue Caatiglione, and having had some teeth tilled with your mineral, 1 can oiMy say that I hare had sverv reason to be satisfied with its utility and value, end never in (he least degree experienced any inconvenience or injury from it* effects in any manner whatever.?During my visit to Mons. Mallan I saw several testimonials of the highest character, all expressing the fullest confidence in its great bea.-flt ond value. As far aa I am enabled to j udge.l considered it then,and still cousiderit. to be the best preparation of the kiua ever offered to the public. I am,sir .respectfully, your obedient servant. VANBUKGH LIVINGSTON, IK Greenwich street, us ar Fort Gameroort. New York,May 21,1MI. Mons. MALLAN (t SON 9, Burgeon Dentists, may be c onsulted daily at 37> Broadway bstween Franklin and While sis..east tide. n>23 lm*^> SPKUNtf FASlilU.NS. rpIIE stlbscriber desires tke attention of strangers and other* 1 10 hi* large *ud extenaire assortment of alockx. scarfs, cravats rraly made linen and muslin (hirte.pocket kerchieft; ilk, merino, and amtwwool shift* and drawer*; suspenders, gloves, hosiery, kc. kc It is the intentionof the subtcriber to i>ay particular alter tioa in selecting the most chaste and fash lonable patterns of scarfs and crarat* Hit assortment will always be fi und rarird and extensire. The subecno rcontinues the manufacture of hisce'sbrated Elastic Slocks. Gentlemen may depend on being suited by calling at the o'd establishment 941 Broadway, between Murray street and Pa'k Place. ml* tin* P4R4ELLS, agent for J Agate. SWAN'.-* ATMOSPHERIC iSoDA FuUNlAl.N, U S. LETTERS PATENT. NO If. Id. 1638. MANUFAC Pl'RED BY SWAN k WF.LLf, DRUGGISTS. ROCHESTER, N T-The attention of Druggilts,and other render* ?l Soda Water, is aoliciled to thia useful and ecnnnmeil aubstitute I-r the *i;eushe, complicated, anil troubleaoma apparatus heretofore to use. The advantages of tie Atmospheric Ko-jd hiu orer the old n-e'lixl. are the economy ofi's Apparatus, toe orig nal coat to the huichas-r being less than one quarter that of the old Fi usilsin its eimplicity n constnictioo beirg such, that any one ol ordinary capacity can readily nndsisUiid i*s operation an I nanr g merit, the trifling expense of material* for supply iagit together fb wich atreet. (bctwrrn Cortlandt and Liberty ttrerta.) where the ein he cooauliad with the atricteat eooudance on all complaint* incident to the frmala frame Madame Keetell'a eaperieace and knowledge in the treat meat of obetinate caaea of female irregularity atoping- or aup prew ion. Ire, la fiich aa to require but a few day* for errUw r*li?f aad perfect recorery. Laditt dee'ring proper mad i'-wt attendance during confinement or other iu4u|ioeitjoo will be accommodated during auch time with prirate auJ re apociable board. "Fremiti*# Powdera" for marred ladiei whoee delicate or precarioua health forbida a ton rapid increenc of family, will be aent by i. ail to any part at Uie Untied riUlee Price M a package. All latUra (peat paid) addraaiad to 'tan lis, N. T. eity.' w ill ha receired. Bor'.on Office No. T Kaaer at. N. B?MaJame Hrfttl would inform ladiaa reeiding onto! the city.whoae health would not admit af trarellmg. that ah? would derote her i>eraonal attendance Upon them in any pari of the United Htatee within reaeonahl a dtalanoa. p. 30 dkwlm* counterfeit. female monthly pills. nWPIO to the eele'.rity, efficacy and inrarithlt tucrrat o. ar MaJame ('retell'* Female Monthly Pilte in all caaea ol irregularity, auppreeeion, or atoppag* of thoac fuuctioni ol nature upon which the health of terry female depende. ainc their intrndurtloa into the United Htatee, now about fouryrura coimtrrfrite and nrilatiouf are routinuallv attempted te r.. palmed oil for the gen nine. Cheap common pi lla are purcha cd at twelrc ceata a boa, put up iu differ ceil oorea. and caller ikcmnlt Mniithlr Pilla." with the abirct of arllme. if nota.hU I one dollar Keeialee are therefore eautioo'd aaaiiut then attempt! to impoee npoa them. It ia euffieieat here ta ctaU Out all K.-male Monthly Pitta are coimt-rleita, eicrpt ti,oe? mid at Madame Keateti'e Principal 9Mca. MM Greenwich ?t New York, ind No. T Kaeesalrtct. Boatoa. Price St. M edema Heatall'a afouatwa ie wciMea oa Itaa eorer ef caet Dot Th~y ran be ne-d hy the marri'd or ainirlt. hy fnllownft !he dirertione enrloi'd metde of eeeli h ai30 dkwlui* T) t'A I'h l> I AM JPAcTT; RiCith ?'t he aunacrioen jit retire thet kaeetre Howr k iea'ler k'tethmea, with fire or a team dryera,and aim.? '-v c'liatatoaiie :?iperin the web aa it Ifarea the d-yen. Alia crirr Hnm?ii M rteaa Wfoc it In LIU I' I a .it err a. Ha' i'.ii 11 Mr I-r |T?? finder ah ill oceif Tare Dollarj rewird. and a? gurettoiia ariiad. Ap/y t? irtC ltn* Rlr DKLAPLAINT., t! Walt ?tn QfSoe No. I. R K I IORNING, APRIL 1 I84S CilAMPiON WIG MAKER. NEW AND ELEGANT IMPROVEMENT IN 'Fill/ VI A VITLVi/'TlTD L' i iLal*af.opp'wi'i St. Paul's Church, it the lire to i tr ducr ia Vew Y J'k the AMAZON TOUPEE, Bring a new iuvi ntiuu of the stibtcriber. Thdie Toupees are m?> without sua;*. haodt or ni .talln- i|ir n j*; li ey fit on the head h i an entirely new cuntriv.iuce?they tut Uy *l?? forehead anil triniilee to any height?ihry are ai easy to nut on 11 off ke a hat?there it not h art rl of ?tc?l. irnurrbraee iulhein? thespiiag* arc a new inret n n. b'ing mule ot puse OOLU to Iirevent rui tine or corroding. Thu ie aton lining |i.out to old wig wean re ol their merit. Aea WIG AND SCALP mak?r, I'll AI.O.V9 qualifications are well kii'Wn and nppreciaud lie h te proved hiinerlf to he decidedly the beet in the city. Ttueiea fact which every wig maker knows A tout mcirg proof, if any were wasting, as the opinion of three ol the o -dr at and beet indgee in the proleaaiao in New Y'ork can testily. The puh'ic can n >w judge froui the PREMIUMS. via. the silver medal last year, and the first premium this, awarded by the American Institute, who is or ts not the best WigmahrrinN wjfnrk- m2S_ CRK A ?VI --CREAM?CREAM. Still the''itira widely term With praise of Kind's f'erbenj Cream? The tineit hhtvtrg Co i pouid known, Kxi trienet has clearly shown. '1 is s i ikil'ully prepared To snliss e'en the ml ghe.t lieard, 1 hat a dull razor's edge b'rtows A krennrse that the sAutpttt knows. I h pnre. atd pleasant, choice and cheapWill to rifr-p climate keep? M ikes it a ii-easing task m shave, And will both time ami tmuhU live. Prepared and sold by C. H RING. Si button street; Basrlt.Sti Ur udway, and IM Bro dwav. mat tin* to thebald andgltey h?! a ued-joneb' rp OIL f>K CORAL t IH(A-?S!.A. I -l HUMS whore hair ia failing nut, turning girjr, or Imt craved growing, tn article ia l-rrc i flVrcd you at a re'toneble price ?remrmbrr it ia net puffed?and it will do all itia represented to do Head tliu? Icrrtit'y that my bair wa? fal'ing out faat; I combed out btD'llu'a daily, aid (ii.ee 1 ho"euied two bottlei of Joute'Oil of Coral Circaaaia, it haa unite (topped falling out, and i* growii g faat aud dark. W. TOMKl.Ve, r? King at. Tliif will give I'ght, red or grey hair a fine daik look, an I in time cau-e it to grow dark from the root*. Among otlicra who have ueed thia aud certify i( J F. Pow er.g.-ocei, Br. oklyti; J. Gilbert, jeweller. 3d avenue Sold b, T. JONES, aiguof the American Eagle, 82?unlrai you are careful of the tigut number toii'll he cli??ted with a counlerfei t?82 Chatham (tract. Price 3 5 and 8 rtnllinge k bottle? t brer mice. 138 Falton (treat. It rook I n, ia agent. tndO tin* IEECHES?LEECHES.?to too rrry fine 'a'ge and health? a Sinyrtiiand U: rma i Le'rhee. for Bale very ?eaaonable, whole-ale and retail, er earefrlly applied by WM WA Tilt ll'S, t he iat and Pharmaeuliat, Apotli cariei' tlall, 38 Catharine it OEIDLITZ AND SODA POWDERS-Warranted rery euperior ar'ic r( to what are gen*rally aold. pat up expreaa. ly for family u?. For (ale, wholra-1- aud retail, by WMWa i ROC'S, L'heaiiit and Pharmacutiat, Apolhecariea' Hall, 38('athiiin*(t. m38tm> WHO WAX 18 A BKAUTIFUL CLEAR T COMPLEXION HI' ia not addreaaed to ladieaonly. bat gentlemen too. To b?brief, vou ireaiaured that freek ea, pimplea,blotchea. (unburn, tan iiinriihe?, or any difftjuraiiuu of theakio. are removed by he Italian chemical aoap; dark, thick, (unburst or yellow akin,change to a healthy cl;nr hoe altrti-itig th'a. The public arc particularly irqueated to notify that k do puffed uuatrum, hut Ike invention of M. Veaprim, an Italian pkyatrtart. 'I h; New York Herald of M k owe alto, lint when the head if full of dandruff, the hair beg ma to turn grey, and baldnrra Ibilowi. Krom in eiperience ottwrnty yrara, being bair cutler, and having th* opportunity of examining a gieat many hernia, (and blockncade) I have made mytelfa great i' com >oei ion kn^wu aa Paauar'a Hair Oil. or Compound Racuttal Oil of Amoiida." fordrareying dandraff, preventing the hair from coming out and turning gray. Tlii? inimitable Ilair Oil will m,ke the hair grow well, au matter how much dandruff or aoccuere ia on the head. Kor ia!e, wvoleaala and retail, at A. Paftor'a. Hair rutter, I 185 Oreenwich etreet,New Y'oik. Fiice SO eenta a bottle, i inC8 I in* I STRIKER'S BAY ON THE BLOOMLNGDALE ROAD. rpHE tub crib?r, narrng lreeed the above eatabliahment, reI J. apeetfully iiil.rroia hit f'rienda and the public that be will open lor the rummer, on Saturday next, April lit. To thoae (erectii who have ouce Tinted Uiia romautic and i beautiful place it la i.eedl'ia to apeak in ita praiae, and thoaa who have never re u it may b convinced by a tingle vieit tk it i:i n itunelly be tutiful and piclaie que ternary I: ia uuaurpaited by ,ny ?pnt on the ial ind of Manhattan. Hlrilif-r'. lUv ia lit mil?>a from liift Liiv Hall, on IK# PJnnm. i K.l .1. K pa I. The house issiuvte on the ma'gin of I he Hint sun river, along lite hanks of which the garden and pleasure gr. units extend a considerable distance, the walks wuiciig thr. aph a bcaut'f.i'R'ot e of Incus! fiees. During lie past winter many improvementshave beeu made on tliepieiniws?the read leading t>>the home liasbeso wid?lied ai d graded, ne ther expense nor lebrr having beeu i pared iu order to reoi'tr th.s a deservedly favorite sunnier resort The stock of alius and liquors has been selected (without rigard to cost) by en experienced ai.dcompetent .iu'ge Toe ice ereai.it, die e mf? ctionarj'.and all other re'reanutenle wili he of the tery lint qualite, and the eh irges as moderate as those of any otlur iesi>eetable eitablishmenL Thega'dtn ;u d orcha-ds are will supplied wilh flowers and fnri's 01 every description, to that vi.itors wisung to obtain b-uqur ts, or bi tkcui of Iruit.in ilieir scvsral seasons,can be iup|di?d. k >r th.e acommodation of th we p? rsuns who for health or pleasure ride eaily, breakfast will lie provided I roin tlillg io the morning. The comfort and enn'enienteof 1 edits visitirg this house wiil lie rspe tally s uditd,ami civility and attention may always be rr lied on. htasrs start ercry hour from No 30 Bowerr, ai d pvs*eii;rrs can alight at 111'.' gate. Vv. COItB YN. iti37 i m CTKKL PENS?From the celebrated manufactory of Jo1 sepli tiillott, of Birn:ingh tin The high r> potation of three pens bar induced many inferior makers to imitate them, thereby ii.juriug theiwell ear..ed reputa ion of J ,srph (Jillott. The Pub ic are req usted to be particular from wlum they purchase. The genuine may bt katwu by 'heir supenor quality, and by the style of put'inp up. A constant supply fur sale by MOBMir f'AHDOW, IT!31 lm* Maiden tjvne. I ATO fl 'K.?Conncnres of the following goods, per thin TAROI.IN fA, from Liverpool, (consigned tu orJ?r} ar?rtq i?strd to Call, pay their freight, and attend to the receipt ot their goods, vis:? 11 TO. 72 1 caret of Merchandise 17 trnra da S (1 1 eaee do B in di.itn?nd 84 as 6 do do W 401 I do do (1LOVCK St McMURRAY. I m99 100 Pine street. F'ROM 8 00o to lo.ooolh? of freah Harden fleeda, in all the choicest species and varieties. Tor aale, in quantities lo nil purr litseri.at Bridge,nan's permanent establishment, eo'| nerol 18th it. and Brosdoay. Also, The Young Hardener's Ass 'y llie.l tss of the old: and baldness is prevented or removed where it already 'lists The following certificate is selected, which snfll-j?n,one weir marred wilha thrd growth ol li e black hue better than ahr h id loe\ 1 think it wee entirely produced by the utr ot the Tonic, and would recommend it to all who need 1 aeimilartcmrdy. Truly youre. JOHN N JACKSON. Piejrared only hy Dr. D. Jayne, M Month Id etreel Price $1 Mo'dat wholetaleand retnl by A. B It D ?,vNU8.dro(':i|.ta,79 Fulton. corner of Gold elreet. >l I Hi"1 aatiu *:M,tfd h!ue b! wk fid i i g n j 'lk no t m| a d I14I.1 ti.l'il miitlin d- la'rea; Indira" fan ami cfMlm- u'l Mk -ilk o Tad; I .Jicj' and geBlltman'atdiin aodticmaii-hed lot .1 can, b ichdhfr: I eir? a d crutlemen'i I ghi col'a ?i; u Iut r a; b!k ai'k lot g ?liaula; ian akadei aid miiaea pnrea 'a; lit itr I writ", birdfjt diitrre; St I k and limwn lirena; tallied, corded and M ir ?ill-i iltirii jahirlind mnalioa: blk and nhite rotlon hue', I kc kc.i i tilocd, plain and corded rambnr. jicn't- b t k. hwi?a, it, 1111 anl Tarlel n irtuali.w. I! ?hnd a general aeaortmi nt id 'ith r am .la. all of nl.iehare offend g-jrr Hp it tne lotr at I matkrt price*. LVi oirnp'iCM?no a al*:r.?a;, n.30lm" IE

fm Washington. [L'orrrri osdtneeof the IWrsId 1 W a? hi p. qtoif, March 1642. The Birth .Xight Asmmbly. The last of the assemblies happening on the anniversary, the occasion, and the unusual large turn out, made it the most magnificent ball of the season i/be splendid dancing saloon w. re a brighter appearance than ever from the combined lustre of new lijhfs, and the dazzling throng o' brilliant women. The meit fastidious taste would have here found its standard for beauty in the company present. It being the last ball, no one remained away. The tickets had been disposed of the day before, for all Congress seemed disposed to join the festivity. At nine o'clock the doors of the dressing rooms were thrown open, and the ladies, with their escorts streamed into the ball room, the music playing an inspiring march. The distinguished senator from Pennsylvania walked with Miss M of Tennessee?the Secretary of State and family? Mr- Prestoa and lady?Mr. Woodbury and lady? General Jcssup and family?the Hon. Mr. Gran-a gf r and family?Mr. and Mrs. Rives?Mr. Evar.s I i.. vl i vi.- T...I?. u. uuu iuiuiij?irii. nuu iui?. %f iiu^u v/?iuu?.vir. Bradley und family?Mr. Senator Fulton and family?General Jones and family?Colonel Totten and family?Com. Keanon and ladies were anion; those of the cntrte company at the time. The quadrilles were formed immediately? Whin Music arose with its voluptuous swell, Sod eyi s look'd lovo to eyes that sneku again, And all went merry as a marriage Bell." During the first dance, Mr. Clay and a number cf senators mads their appearance, the former making himself as agreeable as the youngest gallant, and looking all smiles and content. He promenaded at one time with Madame Buonaparte, the celebrated beauty of other days, and who even now commands the respect and atteation due to one so celebrated. Mr. Bodiseo and his beautiful lady were there; and Mr. Bacouit, French Mini.-ter, Mr. Lrmegs, lklgian charge, Mr. Norden, with most of the gentlemen of the foreign legations. As for the belles, i lie re were many bright partieular stars. No State had less than one?and soaae had nearly a dozen.? Look with us at the centre cotillion: see what k cluster of briyht figures, and what rich and tasteful dressing. That lady with dark,, rich eyes and bright bandeau, with a bouquet in her hand, is Miss B from Halifax, Virginia, the greatest belle south of the Potomac. I heard a Congressman remark:? Shu walk, l? nf Avoudale, and other*, all matchless in motion and grace. The lady on the arm of the Hon. Mr Johnson U Mrs.C of Viigiuia, the grand daughter of Fatrick Henry, a belle of ufew years back, who once held among her captive knights, the hero of San Jacinto. It it easier to conquer an aimy sometime a, than gain a lady's hand. Seme women's cyet are more than a park of artdlery. The lacy in white, with Senator Harrow, it Mits A?1?, of Richmond, lately from Europe. A friei.d of mine met ber at the Eg!sn? on tournament, where the shone the fairest of our countrywomen. The young lady of svlphlike form and gossamer dress,is Mi?? N of Philadelphia; the lady dancing with Mr. Cushiiig is Mrs. Judge II?and visa vis, is the Hon. Mr Ilubhard, with one of the belles of tha tenon. Mi W of New llampthire, and there is Mrs. and Mirs II of Ua'timore, and the handsome Mr S anhope McClelland, all survivors of the "Ville de Leon." Thv supper room baa been open some hour?, and many a lair one has tipped an ice cream. Mr. Speaker White, I thank you for that hook. Proflit, take care of yourself, for here comes Bolts, looking for the guard. Sprigg?why a'nt you dancing Come Tumlri/I, it's time to go. On Stanley, oa. Good night, Mr. Siltonstall Good night, Mr. Moorehead. It wsa Iod^; after the Cinderella hour when the company retired?many, no doubt, wishing the night was longer. Any description ?f eo brilliant a party would be imperpect without a] sketch of tome of the drcete?, which it it now impossible to give, at two o'clock in the morning. '?'Tin over?the lights are all dying, Thecoachet all driving sway And many a fairone is sighing, And many a false ona is gsy. The hearts that wercthroobing with pleasure, The eyelids that longed for repase; The beetis that wero dreaming of treasure, Tho girls that wore dreaming of brans. And beauty counts over her numbeu, Of conquests as home ward she drives, While some have gone home to their slumbers, And 10ms hnvo g>ne home to their wives.' float o [Correspondence of the Herald.] BoaTow, March 30,1812 Religion?Theatres and Museums?British Steamers J. G. BaMfBrr, Esq.: There is at this time not much to excite particular attention in Boston. The excitement on religious subjects still continued unabated, and many arc weekly added to the church militant, of inch at shall be savtd. Thia|]excitrraent ia not eonfined to eldis .or acet. The Un ire realists have quite a revival among their; people, and the Rev. Mr Skinner baptised, by immersion, several of the people of his baloved Aock on the Inst Sabbath This ia, however, only aa an offset to the Baptists, who have been doing an excellent business in the baptismal line. E.der Him of the Chardon st. chapel, continues to pnrsne the even tenor of his way, fully persuaded that the world must come to a dead halt some time in 1843. If such do not prove to be the fact, the Elder, and all his followers must turn infidels and heathen. The Tremont Theatre is doings so-so-ish sort of a business?the National a good business, and the little Olympic Saloon gets along finely. Mrs Mcader perform at the 'a>ter. Lore is at the Bo*, ton Museum, and Md'lle Aurtnl, with her great ancles and legs, and La I'etite Cerito at Harrington's. We are in need of a revival in the Theatre line here, and no mistake. But don't send us any more large ancle*, unit-as you minn to turfeit in 'he Unicorn ateamer leave* for Halifax, with the Colombia's paracngers lor Liverpool on Saturday The number o! pa?*enge? will be amall, a* p noma who pniieia a tithe of common icnie will prefers New York packet ?hip t a stcimcr under cinvasa I beli. ve there are no vcriela in the world equal to jonrpii ke!a. A steomer when she ii kop! a* clean a? the Yanknre keep :ho much at a huje block f Mix at lftdinea were tnhave sailed from New York on Tue?day la*?,r r Nr w Orleans", to fill up the companies of thie rijriment. Officer* accompanying Ihedetcehoiru!. Lieutenant* O. VV. F. Wood, i-t Infantry, and S Stanabury, if the Ordnance; Assistant Surgeon* VV. H. Van liuren and \V. Sevcly. Company C. Captain Lamottr.wore to ledvu Jrif-rsnn Barracka about the middle of March lor Fi.rt Crawford. lith Infantry ?Capta>n M E- Merrilland lot. J,t. II II Mcl'hail have been detailed for general recruiting teivice tith Infantry The firit brttalion, consisting of 3i>l troops from Cedar Key?, Kant Florida, under the eominand of Lieut. Col. G. Li omie, were landed et Jefferson Barracka on the 10th inat. They are companies II, C, D, E and F. Officers? Lieut. Col. G Loomta, command ng; J. Helper, adjutant; E. A Ogden, ass't quarter master; T- C. Madison, ain't aurreon; Capt J. D 8e?ri?bt commanding company F; Capt Wm HolTman, commanding company I); lat Lieutenant J 11 S- Todd, nss't com tnb; Id Lteut. W. H. TWalUrr; M Lieut L Easton, commanding company IV; 2d Lt J. B. Emory; 2m the Ohio was forced 25 miles up the Mississippi Our friend entered the Ohio on the 17th, and iirct experienced a fall at Evans* ville, Indiana, where the fieshet had risen from 30 to 35 feet. As far as heard from, no lives had been lost. The lower part of Padncah was inundated, and the inhabitants were living in the upperstortea 111 incir nimirs w:i pun ing i nmue uDoul thirty miles up the Ohio, a skill came off with an anxious enquirer on board He was dreadfully alarmed, and in a mice of p.;nic he exclaimed, is the Mississippi rising V* His wife and family were observed in the distance, ail anxiety and apprehension, as to the results tf the Alk-like mission. The joy of tha father may be imagined when he hrard cheering intelligence PhiLul. Inq Alarch 29. On.rnviTiots i.t Little Kivkk.?We perceive that the boinl of public works will be required to remove the obstructions to the navigation of Liule River, from its mouth, where it enters lllack River, to the junction of its two branches, culled the Dog; en [iioi.ia nnu inc untuur, ana up me last named stream three or four milee, to the firvt high lands on the east side of said stream, to the site selected aa n place for a town, and up the Dogdemopia as far aa the state road h auing to Natchitoches orosses the same. Such ;s the re tdtnz of the act, and we cannot hut add that the benefits of this improvement will be of immense advantage to the ciltzena ot that portion of couutry, and an improvement that should have been mode lorg ago. Icr is Cislnt?The 'J\rronto Herald of ths 14th, the /Ai/i'/i II /iig of the 15th, aid the Kingston Chronicl; of the 1*? h March wera received to day, tbc last of these siys the ica in the bay has hecome rotten and unsafe, and three lives had been Inst in different parts, by bieaking through. On board the schooners and steam boats every preparation was making for availing themselves of the earliest opportunity of resuming the navigation of the lake. Stkamrk Ovkida Burst ?We learn from the river that the steamboat Oneida was burned to the water's edge on the 23J lust, near Letart Falls.? The fire occurred in open day, but made such rapid progress that tho passengers had barely time to escape, some with less of baggage. No lives were lobt, but the boat and cargo were destroyed.? Lin annua u'.iztur. Westeux R Mi.nn.tns.?The railroad Irom Meredoria, on llie Illinois river, to Sprifig/ield, lllioi is, a distance cfsixty mil's, is fiui-hed and in operation. Travellers now pnss between .St. Ixiuis and Springfield in less than twenty four hours. De\tii iv Liohtxii*'! Th?ra was a serera thunderstorm 'n Norfolk on Friday evening. The lightning struck the schooner Tsxxs.and killed one of the crew, Swain llildrstli, ef Case May. The schooner C'ohaniiett of Kings on, (Ma-s was also struck, I. ?mg her foretopmast, and sustaining slight ii'j-ry in her foremast. The G. had jast been brought up from the b ach at Cape Henry, ham g gone ashore in November last. Pi'-ron Co\r. Thade.?A latter from Pietnu, of i oc-iit date, says the miners have again gone to woik, and we have a p ospcr.t of supplying (be foreign demand to almost any extent, during the en-uing season." Svicinr. "r a Mi'hiiehch?Jsmei Sweeney, who was arraigned at Woodstock, Vt in December, for tne murder f his wife, and wh ne trial was postponed uiit I June, on a -count of his ill health, was, on Tuesday mornin last, found suspended by a handkerchief 10 the grate in the cell of h s prison, dead It- took every precaution to make j 1119 worK cnccni ii, naving rinc j nia mnam wnn paper, aid bi.nrd a h .ndkerchtef close round h face to prevent the *ibil11y o| m ik;ng a noi.?e A WiiAr.n-? A fin* bit of whale ?port came off yesterday morning nrar the entrance of our harbor off the south aide o: Cuttyhnnk ledge The pilot boat Snperior slatted a young whale, and after a bruit chase the animal surrendered to bis capture, ami pioved to be a line specimrnof the cachelot or up rmaccti aperies, a otif fif een f^et inhnfth,? "just big enotijliffor n show." We undentaail that I lie product ?f oil w II be abnui live barrels? yf n n Jfurd M,rc ry,^f Smouf.su I'HEtowicso.a.?Thi Oaark, (Axk> K.?of the 5'i iI.I> b'OII.- ll nil e.ior qn lity, m '..ui?r sale l?r RiriHrO.t k A?Pt V tVALI,. ro.tl st* William strict.

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NEW YORK HERALD! Stw York, Krl?l-y, April 1, 1*4:4. The Weekly Herald Will be published to Jay at one o'clock, with the ate&t news from all quarters of the continent, in tin e be sent to Europe, by the ifodon steamer, w bteh ail to-morrow morning for Liverpool. The Ken t of Day. Yesterday the sky was clear, the air colJ, the wriud blustering, and the dust flyii g, iu every possible way?in morals, in finance, in politics, in patriotism ?in every thing under the m i A destination in a Corporation officer was discovered?a terrible fire burned down nearly one hundred buildings?the good old John W UsrJeiibrook fell down dead in the a: reel?a naval other shot himself on board ship I ?a mee'ing of anti grave yard diggers was held in the Park, (no, this was poepoued,)?a meeting of patriots in favor of Texas at the Shakspeare -and a j _u: _ vi third meeting 01 oeuuBnuc w.us" o% inuvuw Ha!!, in support of "Captain Tyler," and his administration of public all airs. Head and he wire. Important Political Movements.?Last night the lire'- movement of l..e conservatives, or den ocratic whigs, look, place in National lla'l, far the purpose of organizing a party in support of the present administration of the general government, to defend it from the attack* of the two ultra parties, and to hold the balance of power betwecu thrnt hereafter. The ultra-whigs have been organising already their clubs in the several wards in laver of Clay, and we suppose the democratic whig* will also follow the same p dicy, in due process of lime. A full repoit of the first movement is given in this day 's paperTnc Charter ELrcno.v.?The prospects of carrying the city at ihe next election are very much in favor of the w bigs. The democrat* in many of the wards are quarelling like cats and dogs?and whenever this i* the ca.se, the whigs generally have a good chance. The general result will, however, most probably be determined by ih? conservatives, or democratic-whigs, who held their first meeting at the National Hall last evening. Large masses of the democrats are preparing to organise in ull the wards, to support Captain Tyler in his bank-vetoes and the repeal of the distribution law. Many whigs will join them. Something curious is coming. The Great Revolution ok the Latter Dats We aie certainly in the midst of the six hundred and sixty sixth revolution of the human race, spoken of by the prophet Daniel, and the Apostle John of Putmos On every hand events crowd upon us of a mist astounding character. From Boston we learn that a Convention has there met, in the Masonic Temple, to discuss the credibility of the Christian Scriptures, and to aseir tain whether the ancient writings of the Chinete or the Hindoos, or the Persians, or the Egyptians, are not equally revelations from God. as the books of Job, of Isaiah, of Daniel, or of the holy apostles. Nearly three hundred persons compose this Convention, half of them women, and some of thern negroes, including Mrs. Abigail Folsom and her needlework. Allured?are represented,Christians, Deists. Atheists. Materialists, Arc kc. While this strung? business is going on in Boston ?in the midst of moral, religious. pious Boston? what have we in New York 1 We see lecture following lecture, establishing Materialism, proposing anew social system, laying down u new theory ot man's existence, while our most respectable booksellers and publishers are issuing the literature ol the Bulwer eehool, which is the most demoralizing and licentious that ever has appeared since the French Revolution But this is not all. At Washington we see the same demoralization, overspreading the government of a republic. The representatives of tha nation are getting up a grand ball, and are preparing to dance themselves to death, while the country is neglected ?the treasury empty?and disgrace covering the whole state of society. Take all these curious events together, and they certainly lead the mind to the opinion that we are on the cJge of the latter drys?that a crisis in the human faintly is at ta ind. Let us all prepare. The Wali-street Press on the Administration or Justice.?It is very mousing to witness the contortions and writhings of the Wall street prints on the very important subjects of indictments, libels, and the administration of justice generally and specially. When we were indicted lor a harmless jest on Judge Noah, one and all of these prints turned up (heir eyes to heaven, and protested that the acininutration of justice was iu danger-that if we were not severely punished the courts might be as well abolished- Now that these fellows are in the lion's mouth fora worse libel?a libel charging corruption on the highest criminal court of the State, some of these prints come out, blubbering like so many school boy.*, and raiting a hue and cry Rgainsi Mr. Whiting, the District Attorney, because he does his du^y- Judge Kent was then the very paragon of perfection a? a Judge? but now these editors are twisting and turning like so many eels, 60 as not to be tried before hiin- Tney also talk of politics,and attem.it to raise the cryct faction to save them Iroin meiiicd punishment He patient, gentlemen of the Wall street press, it was justice for two of the judges to fine us $330, and another to threaten imprisonment, regreting that he could not indict it, for merely an amusing report in the tension?, what will be strict justice to those who charge corruption on two honorable and upright judges in the Oyer and Terminer This is he judicial problem that is soon to be solved by the Courts and ju r s of New York?a problem that the whole community is waiting to see worked out? a problem that will test the virtue of those who pro feas to have deeply at heart the administration of eijnal and exact justice to all men?a problem 1 wtiich cannot be set aside, pared dow n, or eluded by any man, or any set of nvn, that ciaivl between I heaven and earth. PoiT Ornce.?Col. Graham, the new Postmaster, munifi ii?* duties of the otTiiethis day. He has appointed Mr lied wood Fiober to the lo wer olliee. On the arrival of the list important Textan news, the Xew Orleans pipers directed to the Herald were no* put in our box tit. next morning. We trust such allocking negligence will n >t h ippen again. LrrrtR ILe? ?oa Kcrofk.?The letter bags of the Liverpool and L .nJon packets will close this morning at eleven o'clock. Those of ihe Msamer Columbia this afternoon at three o'clock. There bags are at Harndeii A: Co.'s, No. 2 Wall street, and Gilpin'a tu the Kachange. PasSEsaans roa Et r >pe.?(>ur packets are filling up faai w.tn cabin a.sengers, and we believe herealter the picket* wdl co full every winter season We believe the steamer Columbia will take very few passenger* So maoy accident* have happened of late to steam nhipa that the faith of many in them, for winter passages, has been shaken considerably. For our part we prefer a packet ahip to aay steamer on the ocean. Hmeaki.vg up HotracKRPi.vo, Acc.?A great many p-raons have broken up th-ir I trhionable house* tin* spring The sale* of lurniture have been numerous aad etieap. Several highly respec:able baiiluupt* have ahut up their fashi mahle houses, and othei* are preparing to do the !,')and such integrity and consistency in a politician was worthy of bting commemorated- (Applause, but hisses ai.a cries o| consistency bah no go! no such thing in the book! no you don't Dicky!" trim the Clay men Mr. Tyler honestly differed from his political fnetds?he pointed out a way by which the country could be relieved; but Congress had not st en fit in lour months to pass any measure ol relit f Tne President gave his views?the committees of both houses repotted a plan for a national exchequer; but Congress had done nothing as a bidy; and the people had a right to oomplain. And ihey ought and will apply the mighty power of the popular will to set the sluggard Congress in motion we want a tariff', not only for rt rtnue, but tor protection. (Here half a dozen of the Home League with General Chandler, who was present, applauded, and one strong-lunged Clav man, callea out? "three cheers lor Henry Clay,'* and gave the cheers all.alone by himself.) We can have no free trade till other nations trade free with us It we buy all aud sell none we shall lose all our revenue and means we shall by a free trade lose all the specie upou which our paper money is bated and the substrata being withdrawn the currency will be collapsed.? (Applause.) If we open our ports to the exports of all other countries, whilst ail but one article ol our produce is excluded by them, we shall soon be an impoverished people. (Loud cheers, particu!arl> frem the Houie League And what we want now therefore is an lristaut and ellicient action by Congress* to regulate the currency and give us aproiect.ve tariff Mr- Sandford then allude.!, very briefly, to the warlike aspect ol the times?to the boundary, tt.e Caroline aud the Creole questions?und said that as a matter of law this country was bound to demand atom ment from Great Britain for the Creole negroes. Also to the treatment f American prisoners in Mexico, lie said, all these tc.-ulls must be explained und must cease, or this nation must resort to arms to maintain its national sovereignity. In a thorough state of preparation we have the best preventive of an aggratated war. Congrers has the power to provide means of defence and offence. ?The navy must be made fit to inert the most powerful navy in the wurld. (Loud cheers from the Tyler men Our fortresses must be made tit, und men must be ready to ntan them thoroughly, so as to be able to repel the most poweitul navy of the world. (Ixiud cheers from the Tyler men And thus we shall do more to prevent an aggravated war, and to obtain autisfaction tor past inauita than by any other means in the world- (Cheer* from the Tylerites.) This must be done, or we shall be driven as we were in 1812, into a war, unarmed, and unprepared- Coagresa'has the power, und must and shall do this their solemn duty to the country. (Loud cheers from the Tys Mr. Sasdkord men oiicreu me loiiotving resolution!:? Whereas, It is lo be nn longer concealed that the condition ot the country, in it* credit and general prospenty, is alarming in the highest degree. \Vnh ample resources and impressible energies, the (Jorcrnment is wiinout means to meet its absolute expenses to provide far the defence aud protection ol the nation, and to dischaigu rxisting obligations, while at the same time confidence is suspended, the currency deranged, anil ell the great interests of commerce, ague till ure end manufacture* are in imminent peril. Therefore, 1. ll*solveu, That, notwithstanding the dillicnlty t which at pr? sent exists in uniting cordially in the udop- tion of t-nltif measurea, we nevertheless icjiose entire confidence in the patriotism, energy and wisdom ol Congress in responding to the general call ol the country at this slsrming crisis, and solemnly appeal to the im- mediate Kept i soul ativis ot the People to apply thcrcme- dy to existing evils by the speedy adcptloo, as tar as in their power Ilea, of such law s as shall meet the exigency i of the times, afford revenue to the Oaveniment, aud sustain the credit and promote the piosprnty and happi- 1 net* of the People. g 'J. Resolved, That it is the right and Juty of the Gc neral tiovernment t# aid in furnishing a uuitoi m ourten- ry. aud, a? far at practicable, tquaUzu the exchanges 1 throughout the Union. 3 it sot red, Thnt no system which may l>? fidop.nd f its ot ttseif nccomplita these important el j ets in tela- I ioi ip carrrncjr nuu cMuaugn, vtmiuiiv urviYiain^ am i>l? rerrtiut-and inaurtng adtul a period to his existence on Wednesday mi rang, about half-past three o'clock, by shooting himiclf through the head with a pistol. A coioner'e n>r will ever arrive. viaoiifia Co a i. TsAnr.?W p.-jve seen it stated 1 the Williamsburg Banner, .mVtlie recent frethet the Potomac has given opportunity to a va.-t un.b^r of coal boats fro A Otrfnherlacd to start for i? eastern market. j \^rt?*uis,>ort, the Chesatake and Oh;o Canal W(|# j^U 0f COrt| boat* for m' re ran a mile. Thia r wj,ich is a superior bitunr.tius article, is la*- ^own Potomac from ai out venty miles ?b Cumberland to thirty milts be>w, andthrn thronnh the cana!. nJ1" L "Don-Thin prettyjyoung artult it. *??.1 serie# of readings and r?Cita! ons i e\t .See advertisement. Her fair ti (i..e a -Oce deserves a full house. Review of Book*, Ac, I Fust's MaarHAjria' Magazine?The present is'a most magnificent Bomber. It contains the full census returns of the United States, which are of the utmost importance in many points of view. The original papers are of a very choice description. The leader is on the consular t-ystem of the United Stales, by Dr. Mayo, an able and well digested paper; the Orregon Territory; the British Corn Laws, which is of great interest at the present juncture to the whole mercantile community. The work does great credit to its abls and enterprising publisher, Mr. Hunt, whose services to the public are of Inner standing, and of a most eadurinn clia racter. Climate or the Uwited States?J 3fH. G.fjmgley, 57 Chatham street.?This ia a very valuable work; showing all the leading phenomena of our climate, both phyaical and medical: and should be studied by every medical man, ana every invalid If the laws of oar climate were properly attended to, many a valuable life might be saved that is otherwise sacrificed. This buok abounds in highly important facts, and shows that climate has more to do with health than all the diet, medicine, and regimen in the world. Like all books from this house, it is well got up. J. W. Wkigiit's GiammaK?R Barntrd ,y Co., y Y ?A very good grammar, and one that tends to upset many Cobbetl's theories. Theop.vi.us i t?J. S Taylor, 145 Xatxau street This treats of the plenary Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures, and is well translated by Mr. Kirk from Gaussen's work Lady's Book?Post, 83 Boxotry.?Exquisitely b. autiful is the plate in this number of ilea at v and Innocence." and the poetry by Mrs. H ale is equally beautiful. Lady's World or Fashion.?Post 83 Bowery A handsome book, and contains six of the loveliest female faces we evertet eyes on. People's Library, No. 7 ?Post, 88 Bowery ?A cheap and good work. It coutains Harry Lorreqser, and the commencement of Miss Landon's works, with a fine portrait of poor L. E. L. Young People's Book?Post, 86 Bowery.?A capital number, with a superb plate of the Fairmount Waterworks, and half a dozen other illustrations. Graham's Magazine for April ?Post, 88 Bo teen/.?Here are two plates; one, "The Wile," and the other the Return from Hawking," worth the whole year's subscription. The literary contents of this work are always excellent. Yale Litebary Magazine for Mafcii.?An imp.wvernent on former numbers. Dickens's Complete Wot ks, No. 12?Curry, 107 Broadway ?This is the only edition that contains nil those capital sketches that laid the foundation of Charles Dickens' fame, they are the best things he ever wrote. The present number is a gem. Cooper's Sea Tales, No. 12? Curry Co-, 167 Broadway.?This concludes that charming tale of love and romaoce, the "Water W.tch." Tne last meeting between the Skimmer and Endora is the most delightfully thrilling scene that ever was written. Encyclopedia Americanas. No. 12.?Curry Co. 167 Broadway ?This concludes the second voI;itne of this ;\;y (heap work, and contains everything about Catholics. Oua Mess, Nos. 5 6.? Jl'iley Putnam ?Well printed and well illustrated, and equal to Charles O'Malley. The humor aad wit are inimitable. hrstory of Napoleon, No. 11.?O, Curry Co Broadway-?No library should be without tine k..i ...i .i. i/Laukiiui ovauuaav wuiivAmerica)* Aoricwlturut,?Pe/ers, 86 Park Row. ?A very valuable publication. Every one at all engaged in agricultural pursuits should lake it. Knicrerbociek for Apr it.,?Bitco, 1*21 Fulton it. ?A most capital number- "Grenada and the Alhambra" is a good paper. The "Editor'sTable" is unususily neb, and worth the year's subscription. Bosto* Mmcellaht,?Bradbury 4* Sotlen, 127 Nastau street ?The vent best literary periodical yet. It contains two beautiful line engravings, and one superb plate of the fashions. Its literary contents are excellent. Theatricals. At present we have something of a stagnation in theatrical mattets; and opera and concerts seem to take the lead. ilraham is now in this city, and gave a most brilliant concert last night, which was attended by all the beauty and fashion of the city. On this occasion, his son, Charles Braham, made h is first public appearance, as a singer in New York, and made a great hit. He will become one of the first singers of the day in a tew years. The Italian opera, with Mrs. Sutton as prima Donna, are at New Orleans; and since the St. .Charles Theatre was burnt down there, they have been singing with good success at the French Theatre. The Seguin troupe are coming north shortly, to play at the Park theatre in this city, and bring out a succession of brilliant operas. Nigel is at Havana where he has met with considerable success.? He is a great favorite wherever be goes. Fanny Elssler, has done very well, this winter, in Havana, according to the papers there. She has taken the Tacon Theatre on her own account, and was makinglmoney by the operation. Her popularity there, however, was hardly so excessive ae it formerly was; still upon the occasion of her benefit the house was crowded, and the enthusiasm was really tremendous. We presume she will come north this summer. In the regular drama there is very little doing anywhere. In the South, the St. Caarles is level wuli the ground, and the Camp street is converted into an auction mart. In Washington and Baltimore the theatres have been most miserabiy attended. In Philadelphia the National theatre has been closed, and Burton and Pratt have joined their fortunes; ihey are doing better than when ihey were separated The other houses there are realizing small profits. In this city theatricals are in a very queer state. The only men that are miking any money, are Thome ol the Chatham, and Mitchell of the Ohmpic Their expenses are small; and by a constant succession of novelties, and being always 011 the look out to cater for the public, they draw lull housesThe Bowery is doing a poor business; so much so that Hamblin is trying to gel up a joint stock company to build a new theatre on the corner ot firoudway and Anthony street. There is also a movement going forward to turn Masonic Ilall into a theatre, at the head of which Charlotte Cushman is to be placed. The contracts for rebuilding the Nutional theatre on the old site have been signt d. The Park has been quietly jogging along, making money by several new pieces, which have beru got up in a splendid manner; and wan i s present excellent company, if it had oi e gm J tragedian, and two tirst-rale light coinmeuians, it would have crowds every night. The leading actor* from England and elsewhere arc strangely scattered all over the country. Torrest has gone north, we believe Abbot has gone south. Buckstone and Mrs. Fitz we cannot place, Brown must be in the west, uulet? he was done brown at the lire in New Orleans. Bi ly William* is doing well at the Park, where he has been a great and growing favorite all the winter. Mrs. Knight is also at the Park. The rest are in various places ?frequently. We cannot place them; and we do not tlunk that any one else can. I* rest at* Aliens ?A .orref poruiani writes Ui" Ui.der head o( City luielltgencj" I observed a notice raiding the sudden death ol a Mr. fid' wTu tfowsibdck, an Englishman and a stranger tu this city. Mr. B. is said to have been possessed of propsrty to a considerable amount. May I beg that for the inhumation vf aliens, you will have the kiudness to state w hat are the dines of a British Consul in regard to the pi.>p 1 British subjects dyinu iutes-ate in a foreign md 1 One or yoca Oldmst Svb.cribers Steam Ship Colombia Tm? tteanier goes back to Liverpool under aa.iis and will be distanced by our last sailing packets. Why does she no' return under steam I Because, it is said, no shaft can be made in Halifax. But a shaft could have been supplied from this city equal to anr in Eigl.nd. Our celebrated Nov* llv Worka could have o iven tfieiii oni>. Thes?? works repaired the Machinery of the Clyde with despatch, and can do any thin# in the machinery department whether large or small. Thamkh to Expresses We are und-.-r obligations to Harnden Co Smith, and Huribut Je Co tor Boston and Hart.ord pa, era in advance of the mail. Smith's exprr si from Sprit gtielJ rencited the city yesterday morning ai tour o'clock. Hsakrapi hut. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Hiram Younga, clerk, Naw York, to ba declared ank rupt April au Wm. Whitney Reaver,clerk. New York, 3 K'r.HTs or Woiim ?One lady in Mobile lati;'jr cowhided another Fa mom?The neat little co:t.*Re straw bonnet will lie the one mod worn t apring and the ensuing summer. Cltjr Intelligent#. Most De?tructttc F?e?.?Yesterday ailmionr, about four o'clock, a tire broke out in the root of a buildiao in WaBhinutnn street, near Cedar, which was soon extinguished by companies No. 2U and 22 with but little injury to the house. In a few minutes afterward*, the City Hail Bell sounded the alarm ol fire in another direction. The wind at this time was blowing almost a gale from the north north west, and the fire which had commenced either iu a carriage maker's shop in Delance/, next door to the corner of Christy street, or at the marble steam works adjoining, spread among the buildings in the rear, with great rapidity. Within the space of ten miunten from the time this fire had commenced, another alarm was sounded, and it was soon ascertained that a stable, occupied by Henry McCaddin, in the rear of his undertaker's^establishment in the centre of the block bounded by Pearl, Elm, Centre and Anthony streets, was on fire.? This divided the force of the fire department, and the consequence was, that great destruction of property took place. The stable and carpenter's shop recently occupied by J. Spence, in the rear of 530 Pearl, were almost immediately destroyed The carpenter's shop was occupied above by two wiHnvi'm MrP. T.amK an/4 I) lu/ninrr TKp aa?j _ Objections were filed to those of Christopher Y W*mple, and Henry W. Chrijtie. M.m, Beu James, Richard Oakley, Peter R. Wyckoff Wil. D Judtoaand Edward S.Judaou. *vu* Nrw Rulxs ix BanKHurTcy.?Several new rulec have been added, of wiuth the following is a synopsis Assignees will he appointed for portions of th* district, other th?n New York, Kings and Richmond who shall be required to give bonds in the sum of $.50,X). A decree of bankruptcy will be certified to tueli assignee as the p irties way cboo.-e; and a-signments, for good Cause shown, can bo transferred from one assignee to another. Assignees, within tbuty days (bting in funds or secured,) shall file a list o articles, with their valn"i, set apart lor the bankrupt and his family. Within sixty days, also, the assignee shall exhibit a list of claims which may be considered worth pursuing, together with those ef a contrary character. Also u statement of such property as should be so!d forthwith. Exceptions can be filed within ten days, by a party interested, to either of such reports. It no yxoi- plions are filed in that time the order will be final Every proof of debt wiust be filed in the Clerk'* office, exceptions to which can b taken by the assignee or any person interested. An order for bearing, for refereace, or for jury trial, can bo moved. Proof of debts not contested, may be made before any Commissioner in Bankruptcy; or where the parties lire oat of the district,before any disinter* sted Judge of the State whar- 'h?f rediucSheriff' s Court. March SI.?R. S.uart and Alex Slui't vsl Agnc Stuart ?For.her prooed no* in th a case hare been postponed to Taesd?y next. 6Q- BULWER'S NEW NOVEL?ZANONI.-The American of last evening, spr iking it the forthcoming two shilling edition of tiiu any five muaeums in Americs. The nerforminr.e U>>* week, as will be aeeu hvtlia advertisement, are unusuaiij rich. Familial, schools, and strangers will remember th? f rand day performance to mot row afternoon realm unaeam. fa- DUM VIVIMUS YIVAMUS.-Thare ia nothing like a hearty laugh it quickens the circulation, ana make* one teel in good humor with himaelf and the whole world. Peale'i Museum ia the spot of all otheri, we opine, whereat to obtain that desideratum. Harrington and Everard are irresistible; this is the last night but one of their engagement. Grand exhibition on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. QQ- HILL'S LECTURES ?Weare happy to An* that Mr. Hill has been induced to add ono, and only one more lecture to those that har*- already proved his competency in delineating the manners, habits and cuitomd of the New Englauders it is an non need for this evening, at the Society Library, and will be heightened in interest by a variety of his most popular Yankee Stories, a* well as a repetition of those exquisite performances on the flute, that have hitherto attracted such universal appro* batian. As this will be a positive conclusion to hia course, the public will no doubt appreciate the opportunity. (K3" ROCKWELL k TURNER'S CIRCUS.-Tha most delighted and respectable audience* continue to crowd the Bowery Amphitheatre to witnass the match* leas performance* of tha great Circus Company, prior ta their departure for the season. It will be a longtime indeed before we shall again witness such a display of horsemanship upon one evening as that exhibited by tha Turners, Reck wall, Stone and Franklin. Rockwell's ia the arena of every thing cl.iasio, beautiful end chaste, and should be a model to all Its contemporaries. Thia livening* variid and exceedingly amusing entertain* mentis to be given. 09- PILES, fcc?THK PILES.?The price, $1, is re] funded to any pereea who will ue# a battle of Hav>' Liniment for the rilee,and retnru the empty bottle without being cured. Thee* are the positive conditione, and the true to be found only at 71 Mai 'pn lane. 09- OUR THUNDER !-The Universal Yankee Na uwu) mi tut* w?* ruuiiig Apm win contain an unuiually rich Table or ConrinTi, including news from all parti of the world, and coniideralile from Mexico and Texas, betldea aararal intern mg Talei, nerer before published iu thii country. The ample columna of this paper will be Ailed with auch a (election of matter that all taatea cannot but be ani ted. It will alio bo embrlhahed with a beautiful engraving of the Bolton Cuitoa llouie. For aala at 31 Ann at (ST- THE HOUSE OF REFUOF. ?The Hoapital for the poor, and all public school! or other inatitutiona in this city, who will apply at the oHicc 7t Maiden lane, shall have a supply of a salve that ia a perfect antidote in live minntea to burna and scalda, and whether ta pay the coat of it or not ahall reat entire!} in the breast ol the directors of auch inatitutiona after seeing ita effects. It ihall be given in all actual cases rather than Intense suffering or death ef an unfortunate mortal should occur: and thut death cau happen from a burn when thia ia used at flrat, aeemato be nearly impossible, unless the vital parts are destroyed. This may seem strange, but it ia ne [ess true, as hundreds that have now tested it will testify in the warmest teimnd misery. Far this purpose he would sooner devot. i fortune than secure a dollar lor any worthless article LOOK OUT.?Some swindlers hive counterfeited this ir'icle and put it up with various devices. Do not be mpose'd upon. One thing only will prouct you?it it he nemo of Cemstock if Co?that name must be al ways in the wrapper, or jou are cheated Da not forget it. Take this direction with you.anl test by that, oraevsr MUbtaprtU. ?o> MIMING.? A gentleman of 'Augusta, H? w ho ../i hnon thrro cptti'8 a c r i so bad that he could not walk, and with UCncilUk* paia*. had bottle of N i re md built- Linimi in, in.iu 71 M.in.n Lane, rent to hia rom a friend in New Vo. I., r-I irii immediately relieved, ind by the u?e of another bottle be wi> fully tnreJ. _ Meter*. Cohen h Co. ?l Churleetoii; R. AuerJnkCe-, ind Mr Kitchen, diuggitta at Augu.ta, are witnexi i to he fact. She Hang him down her long black hair, Exclaiming hreathli Tt i re love, there.'"' ray- "it is iiela i ku." says moore," in one of the book* of the Shah Simi h, when Tal, a celebrated Tertian hero, comn to tl.e trntc* of hJa miatrei* bjr I night, the let* down her long tre*?ea to asaiat him in hia I uSoaL" Extravagant and laholaaa aa this eeem?, yet I when we call to mind the care and attention which tho fire-eyed I lout in of the Eaet devote to tho cultivate n of I their raven lock*, thia tale loae* much oflta imprubabi lity, and the tact thai the hair may reach alaaoat anv da gree of Inxuriance, can be vonchid for by all who have made uae of Oldridgt 'a Balm ol Columbia. For sale.wholeeale and retail, at manufacturer riceo, by S. Powell k Co 76 Cornbili, only agent for the Maw Kngland State*. Comelock k Co 7! Maiden Lane. New York, proprietor*. I Archimedean ga?t 3 o'elock, will be aent out H for delivery at fl, I and 4 o'clock. H r.~nil?.l hafar* 7. 14 ard J I BRA*ch urru r.i M

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J1MN a MAUILIi* Thiindty, March 31?6 P. ItTin Hock market ha* been heavy, and prier*genera'ly gave way. Long I-land 1} Mohawk American Exchange Bank 1 per cent lilinoia 61 Ohio 6 1J Delaware and H'idfon role 1( Indiana 6'* J. Uuitid State* 6 per cent* were quoted at 90 a 87, ten per cent discount being all that is olfertd lor the securities of the Federal government, leaving six pi>r cent interest Bills on Philadelphia J ti J. A*. Boston, yesterday, sal.-s of $0000 Massachusetts A jier cent stock payable in 19iT, coupons attached, sold et auetiou at 86} per oent. These Philadelphia papers that one year tiaee were astonished at the wisdom, sagacity, and public spirit ol the Legislature of that State in pasiiog the law author i sing the emission of the relief notes," are now full of mpethy for the mercantile community, whose business has been ruined by those very note*- Those notes are the chief circulation in the interior,and are received by dealers in pay moot of their debt#. tFheu the dealers come te the city to pay their debts, they find that the paper they held la nearly valueless. They can therefore neither purchase goods nor make payments. The result is an utter stagus'-iun of all business. The saino difficulties, to a greater or lea* extent, prevail in all aectiona of the country, and unless the d-alera insist en payment in specie they 'will be ruined. It is in vain to say that they can get no other. They hid far better tlUe Doming mil) irreaeemuuie j>a{>vi, uuu wucu uuw they refuse it, the farmer* will refuse it for produce.? This simple determination will at once give them good fund*, and should be promptly taken. To morrow the quarterly interest of the State and city of New York falls due, and will donbtles be paid to the last farthing. Also that of the Federal gorernmeut?pait of the Massachusetts and Maryland sterling interest also falls due. These dividends will throw a little mom y t pon the market for investments. The defalcation of the ?ollcctor of the city revenues will have no influence up on the payment of the interest due on the City debt, payable to morrow,at the Comptroller's office. In the Harrisburg Legislature, yesterday, the bill for the payment of the domestic creditors of the State in 6 per cent State stock?stopping all the extensions?discharging all the engineers in tha State service but one, and prohibiting the issue of the remainder of the 4th of May issue, passed by vote of 3d to 3*2, aud was leiitto the Senate. The A per cent atock i* telling at 32 cti. on the dollar. On the 8th of February last, we published the report of the Indiana Committee of Way* and Means, in which the impoaaibility of paying the state debt was announced That report was carried to England by tho George Washington, and of coursa was copied from this paper into all the leading English journals, and produced ilt natural effect upon the market, and defeated the schemes of stockjobbers. Their ire was consequently excited in a high degree, as may be seen in the following eitract from a letter, published in the Courier and Enquirer, from Ha correspondent ia London, who ia a highly re- I tpectable clerk in a money changet 'a oitice. It is thought that business would have been considers, bly better, In American securities, and that the abun dance of money would have brought forward specula tort, in consequence of the depressed prices?but the continued arrival of misrepresentations, fabrications and alanders in the American journals, causaS sa great a discredit to the principles of the nation, that capital MWDecome unwilling to Interfere with propertiua of inch a kind. Amongst these st>rtes il that scarcely intelligible fact M reed in the r^ew York Herald and copied thence into lithe E^gitah Journals, which >o eagerly seize up m Tir* Opportunity of blackening the republican character, about the SUte of Indiana, which ia now here ranked amongat the repudiating States. These fabrications and slanders referred to were aim ply the official report referred to. We mention this merely to show the malevolent feeling which exists among papers in tko interest of certain parties against the dis semination of truth. The pregress of the debate in England on the corn question is undoubtedly one of very great interest to the mercantile interests of this country. The greatest objection which has heretofore existed against the corn laws of England has been the fact that the duty ia a flue tuating one, and therefore has made the trade in corn ro speculative in its character as to forbid the possibility of merchants of character engaging ia it. The scalo of Sir Bebert Peel, which we published last week, does indeed lower the rates, but leaves tha main objection atill un ached, and their appears little probability frem the arge majority in favor of the ministerial plan, that a fixed duty can be adopted. More than two thirds were in favor of moveable rates. A great discussion Is going on In the English journals a# to the comparative itf.cts which the sliding lew would have, a? compared with fixed duty, upon the trade with the United State*. Many contend that the fixed duties woald be better, and ether* the reverse. The evidence of thoie Merchant* actually engaged in the trade gee* to ihow that it cannot be carried on under a tlidiag scale,and they adduce fact* which are conclusive on tho subject. The discussion, however, shows clearly the important fact that the re* strictionsou the bread .trade cannot be continued. Tha' a free interchange of the com medities of the old world for the produce of the new, tnavt soon take place. The desperate struggle# ef the aristocrats only put off the time. Lord John Russell proposed a flted duty of 84 per quarter?the duty on Canadian wheat to remain 61. with the transit duty of 8s. The Canadians arc making great efforts to erect mills, in order to grind American wheat W the Eoglish market. The following official report of the exports of wheat and flour from Canada to Great Bri tain will show the ismnnnse progress which the trade is making in that quarter Exports or Flora a.-jd Wheat from Canada to Gseat flaiTAR*. Aloer. Wktm t. 1811 bbls. 033,378 bush 45u 69. equil to bbls. 928,393 1040 yH.Xet 141*31 3-37,147 Increase, 639,817 8(M,SS3 001,346 Here is an increase of -300 'par cent in the export of breadstuff* tr >m the Canada* to Great Britain during the past year. The increase has been far greater in Hour than in wheat, for the reason that uaUer the existing law, the proportion fiaed between a barrel of flour and a quarter of wheat it Id quarters of whf at to 39 barrels oi flour; the miliars ?ay thot 13 quarters of wheat will not equal U barrel* of flour consequently there i* a premium in fhvor of foreign flour. Twenty barrel*oi flour weigh 3 930 lb* a bushel of average wheat weighs 60 lbs., which will produce often a* much a* M lb*, of seconds flour, or 46 lb*, of fine flour; therefore, Id quarter*, or 94 bushels, will produce of fiae flour 4,384 lb*. In farther elucidation of this subject the following calculation 1*given, b??e.l upon the assumption that wheat i* worth 48s. par quarter at any port in the Uni'ed State* Twelve quarter* of wheat at 36s, ?31 13 0 Freight,6s. 3 0 0 Insurance 30* per cent, 0 7 6 Duty when wheat is 69*., 7 16 0 Coat of 33.04 barrels of flour, not including grinding, X33 16 6 Now for.the importation of flour? 23j64 barrels of flour, except grinding, 31 13 0 Freight 3*, 3 6 0 Insurance. 0 7 6 Duty on 39.44 barrels,at 7i.9d. 8 10 9 I'woi of tO AX kua.?la rwos.^1 moU/IUs* fll IA I ?Being a difference in favor of thu BritiiU siller of 1'. 9J., or If. 8d. per quarter, and if wa allow him to be entitled to the nac protection aa other manufacturer!,viz: on unenumereted article! 20 per coot, mppoie hi* charge for (rinding to he lot. per quarter, and.at the rery higho?t rate Oo. 81. per quarter. Now an English country miller will grind tor it. dd. per q iarter-j^Suiely thif if protection enough. Tha probability if that tho^scale of Sir Robert Peel will permit of the yearly import of abont a? much wheat of baa been lahen out of bond during the lavt three yeaia ofacarcity. Th.a haa become necessary from the fact that manufacturing haa been pushed to inch extent in England that the production of the soil if not sufficient for the support of the inhabitants, and a yearly supply of food from abroad has become absolutely necessary, and that in average years to an extent equal to that imported .luring the past lew years. Those importations have produced a drain of coin suffi:ient to shake the paper avstem of F.noland and ronvtilaa tha _..u If tboMimportation* arc to continuo.it oiuit be done in a mannerth at will allow of the export of good* in return, nit end of coin. The trade iau*t become to regular that jt can be entered into by reputable merchant* at *afe and lucrative. Now we apprehend thia cannot be done under a iliding acale, an I for rtaton* w hich may be illustrated by facta laid down by Mr. Cripp* of the Nottingham deleg tion, at an inteivirw with Sir Robert Prel, being ?ome Iranaaction* of hia own. It w a*, that In May laat year, Meier* Brown, Shipley It Cj. told on hi* ac* count ?,?4t bbl*. of dour, the duty on which amounted to ?1,7JO. The flour waa a regular remittance in the course of trade, and could not be held. Had it been held until September, the duty would have been ?6iO only. In Oc'ober the duty woul 1 have been ?4,119, in December ?6,133. If order* hod been given for the flour to ar. rive in Angtnt on iprcnlatMn and thioughecoutrary win the rratel had been delayed a few week*,a hairy lot* wanld hat* been experienced. Thia cue we th^nk I clearly iilurtratea the imptobability of establiabing an) J I " do j b30 4 3j 4000 I-d. dol. boadl 172 73 di 43 9000 *60 I6j S3 do 1)5 4 4 60 0 do iiw 17} 30 Ilailrm Rll 7} 7000 do 17J 130 do i30 71 33 M r Ki Bai.k SO 630 Loug Island UK 60 cuu o. i.on i, to i? do l. >v nu 2> do iscjip1 114 6# do b?U 5"J SO do 841 M do lO.AmKi Bi'k OS SO o 49 SO Del It Hudson >30 10 1 00 do 1 SO SO 20 do 440 00 IPO Palermo RR 4?. 20 do IIS >1 0J Sloaioctou Hi 40 no 92 Second Board. 20 Mohawk RR 40 10 13 20 do 40 00 Lom lsl-nd 491 SO do LOO 404 20 do 4?j 20 Drl fcFuJ 13 83| 20 OrU k Hu 'son t3 9 j Brighton Cattle Market. March 39.?At marxet S30 Beaf Cattle, 20 pair* Working Oxen, IS Cowl and Calm, 320 Sheep, and 820 Swine. Prices?Beef Cattle? We quote to correipond with last week, via a few choice Cattle at $6. Fust quality $5 50 a S 76; second quality $4 75 a 6 26; third quality $4 a 4 50. Working Oxen?$70 78, and 00. Cows and Calves?Sales it $20,25,29 and 20. Sheep -Prices not made known. Swiue?Lots to peddle 3} a 4c for Sows, and 4j a 5c for Barrow*. A lot large Barrows 4Jc. At retail from 4J to 6c. Mar* lad. Or Thursday afternoon, the Slit ult. by the Rev. Mr. MeeRcn, Mr. William u. diu.ishwhum.ii, ?uju ter of William Covert, Esq. of Bushwick, Kings County, L I. At the Calvary Church, in Brooklyn, L I. on the SOih initant, by the Rev. Wm. Lowi*, Mr. Edmunb J. Rl'li.mi, of Saratoga Springs, N. Y., to Mill Anna R. Sroon h. ol the farmer place. At Rhinebeck, on Wednesday morning, 30th initant, by Rev. Dr. Hotton, Roniov Killv, of thu citv, to Mies Arietta Arka, daughter of George Hotton, Eiq of the former place. Died. Suddenly, on the 30th init. Mra. Eliia Nilholjor, wife of Alfred Nicholson, aged 25 yean. The friendi of the family and thoie of her father, John Tliompieu and of her brother, Major Thompeoa, are re ipectfully iavited, without further invitation to attend tue funeral from her late reiidence, 115 Varick street, near Broome, thii afternoon, lit instant, at 3 o'clock. On Thuraday, March 31, after a short, but painful illness, Mri. Mart Bibtwhistli, in the 46th year of her eg.\ relict of John Birtwhiitle, and daughter of Jonas Booth,ien. Her remains will he taken from her late residence, 52 Eldrtngc street and interred in the Greenwood Ceme'.r> on Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. The friendi ol the family are respectfully invited to attend. On the 30th instant, after a lingering illness, Israel Corsc. in the74tth year of his age. On the 30th initant, Maroaikt Amebia, aged 5 months, daughter of Benj. Wood. jr. On the 29th initant, Maboabrt Auouita, daughter of Richard and Maria Polhamus, in the 6:h year of her age. On the 2t:h instant, Thomas, son of Joseph B. and Sarah Ann Brewater, aged 3 years. On the 29ih instantt oft lingering illness, GcOiqe Kittlemar, in the 35th year of his age. Qa Tuesday, 29th instant, Miss Ark Em i lire Botd, *Oa the loth Instant, of a painful and lingering Hint ss, Johr Abdabiesr, aged 72 year*. At Union College, Schenectada, on the 29th instant, Harrietts, wife of Prof. John Austin Yetee. She died in full triumph of redeeming faith. At Hartford, Ct Mart Read, aged 46, daughter of the late Rev. Peter Read, of Ludlow. Vt. Putenfen Arrived. HaTawa?Ship Crittovi) Colon?W H McLslle*, W P Win chtiter, Capt H N 1'tuicll Boston; Jimn Veaderpsol. Jun CaptW HTroub, NYorfci T R Wiae. Vv.ri(niiiia-, A Siliam, Chaa Bracanioter, German) W LabaeL Tobaaeo; O A Thorn on, Ireland; roetor Pare* Harar.e; Pedro Castano.ilo. Foreign Importation a. Trieste?Brig Roroeiuo? 40 eaaea How laud k Aspir wall? 191 bl? hemp 391 re brinratone TT b!a Ram 111 d >currant* 60 Iixj filer 1809 Ih K Cotme'te?t M Paliick 9 willow baikela W Tate 1S?: i cream tartar 3 kzil c. metre 14 bia 3 bla mdee 499 bla raga to order. HavaSa?Sk'pCriatnTal Coloo?1087 bxi augar a quantity of old cacraii Spoffoid, Tileaton k eo?TT baa augar K Peck co ?74 do Chaatelaia k Ponrert?M bai aegara Benaon k Fiah?I-o do M da Pugo?ao bxr do B F Oowron?t bis 2 bblx mdae W 1' Winchester?28 >gt c .tfee 1* F Youngs 10 firka butter J H Fioby?38 kgi buliar 60 bxa cheese K (J Head?200 bfcla oranges Aekcrly k Acker? 1 traak H Ball 3 bn 2 bblamdae W H Traub?I bblx mdge? k Clear man?Barques Bev a, Brigga. Genoa and Leghorn, S IV L iris; Lagrange, Porter, Mrmtiah, Dunham k V inmn. Juan J de Carleaeua, Kailar, Machias? Brigs Levant. VVibjier, St Mary's (Ho, Neamith k Leeds; Bremen brig Vesta, aturmole, Bretmn, Oelrichs k Kiugtr?Schrs Francis 'thorn s. lacoba. Ballim*r?; Aid Hyuian Totter, Newbern.N A I ii lie, Hickman, Alexandria, Georgetiwu, aud Washington, t> C. Railed. Ship Atlntic,Hart, for Mcbile. Aiiim. Ship Criatoval Co'oa, Smith, 19 days frrm Havvna, (o Sjv.fford, TileitankCo. Hldiu company with ship Hamburg lor H imburx* Birq ic Biuney .Paine, r Maraeillea 32 d?ja out; tune litre, eicfungrfl ai|(n?le with barque K?una leadore, bout.d in. Snip '1 ing r, Milad 7 d.ija pratiaua far Pi Y->rk. SclirSj'lrndtd Frrmar, 3 dayt iro.ii Ma.bias withlumbir to Brett It Voee. BthrCherlcePeltman.Townaenil Y uginia, with wood. Kchr aleieniria, Briton, Altxauori*. muu lu Mur.ri Ik C Intromit. Behr Lucretia, Wade, Laatporl, with plaalar, to Ntleou it Brown. ilthr Pilot,Puland, Labra. with platter to Brett It Vote. Helir Keuown, Lotcll, Boston, with moUii a to r. it J Ur rrirk Sa from Petersburg, with flour to J Hunter. Schr Virginian, Bedell, from Norfolk, with mtlie to Stur B-i k learntan. Schr Direct, Brigga.trom Baltimore, with mdsaUiJkN Brier-. S'br Naaaau, Dearborn, Richmond,* ilh flour to Alien Tueon. Schr Talma, Jnaon, Georgetown. wtth floor to W It it C Hirehccek. Schr Julia, Wilmington. N C, Bard atorea. hchr Ciodrralla, Crowi II. Bnatoo. mitix. Schr Kck', Robi mor>, Balnmorr, flour. Schr Krample, Hun turn, Maehiaa, laiber. Hchr Ann, Uwrne. Mailiibo, lumoer. Bclir txelioe. Fall Hirer. 8? lir Splendid, Warknm. Schr lliidoon, Baltimore, flour. Barge I Stark and Michigan. Philadelphia. Below. U S brig UolpSir. oa Sunday laat. 3 n i'ca c;ut cf C.pe Menlepen. by the pilot boat Commerce? all wall. Mwrlne Corrwoponttenc-e. Oerica or ihi Hhook lanaiepra Newport, March at, larz March*, aid Richmond, and Annlea, N*w York; Hunan. Alexandria; Ce) Ion. New Ynik. 17lh?Ware. lion ll.rnirh tor Nrw lojodon; krancea. Dighlou for FiC'krirliih.,rg H'ldann from New Bedford lor Protidel.ce; Meridian, tew York lor Fall ilwtr M.h?Baltimore. trnm Philadelphia lor I roeideate, Eiaelrna.F Mixer for Fredenckabi riWhalemen. Mairh IS. lat M >3, lou TS, wai acta Bearer, of HiiJeon, landing MC. wken. P?ck-tiehipi Biliimore, Futjk. from Harrc, F.btth, w 1 h Wind'N W blowiiag gala. ftMlga Poru. Si*i:*rnar, D?eea^i7.b? No American .raatia in port. Mt J1 B. MiKHlb- Adeartiaed, KUalia, Smn I, fir N York. lorua a* a regular packet. II a? a a a, Marl.?to porta, abi.a Amor P?lt?a, ?rr IMn, fin Boetnn; Hwrtrara, do, (to; Jtaot Calder, Ma; lUar, (I s Si?llar, do, Hrmah'io MUty. do; Finland. do; Br ntre. J. V. loll, d"; Bur ah, tola; Mary Hmith, do, T ciiut, d-i; Mrr; Kraoci? do; Mima,do; Alert*. do; Nathaniel Hoofe! f ml orehtrttr; hark* Uallilro dch*, Ma* do: Roup e, d?J; iti. i hat a, arris h fin Boetoa; Bronte f.,r Hamburg t .on, I r Srth lint freight rr eharaer; brtga mora for M veiling freight; Amcrici, dciig; Albert, to; llari.- r fm Wimiugtiin; Kot, fnr Baecu* roan, Hiusin A itarah d v.. Lima, f r Con en aoon; Ark freight or ibartci. IL it. t.l,. d-chg; Catherine. arr lath ibi t>arle*oe; k lb?. air It li r.? fret de: C-; Kmprnono, are Itlh fai NUrle-n-; ach'? I e. pont, d*ew ork f' r Mar4r%jbo. M*ffhl?. Cordelia, 'I rtnt'ler. 10 b met. LeO Jranklin, for Borton.l.lg; CUrin.a PerkiM,for N .tJ?ii r?4}'* American, dree; Oi rUt.de, wlK ,c *'?u uare l g; Dirlom,, forNY rk, do; Ann Hiniili. ler NHaren. i C1 yue- Al| ine e-i'ed J day. bi for for Boston, e w her lttlr off Caie 8?i Ant >mo: John Hill eeil'd 3 da>? b='"re u J011 P,'*e ISth. Ut *23 is, Ion 94?the mate had di u l^e u,Kht prcvioua. aod nearly all dir. haudj had been ftrk, bat wr* on 'ni' recovery; 231,1*1 3320, Ion 73 29. epoke V?U* o, nHrkBwW, 3htoj. Havaus; Tattler. HI J"?e. hi. namuaii. tor ii o; Eunice, Newbury port. Bid Spy. New York. I hxrlkstotv March 23-Arr Amnli\ (R?) NYoik, V sper. New London; cl'd Marion, (Br) Antwer She rbro'.ke R|) Liverpool; Veata, (Pan) K.cmkurf Ame iea, OUi;i w; Trcnio Amsterdam; Dimi-n. NY'oik; aid O oigitna, d Ccro.inc, Boston; 23 th, I ca. Nortnof Eu-tpe; O n Harri?on. OKORocTowr., B.C. March 23-Art Ann Clark, St Thorns; Rochamhraf., flew York; 2tth, Hafryon. do. Cld 25lh, Aun, St. 1 honing; Rariiet, New Y?ik; Detroit, do. Moulin, March 20?t.ld'Edinburgh, Liverpo'; Elizabeth Dei,r^,???, do; Chevalier, Boston; Jmlii, Marseille,; Ara Edw.o?, New Voek; Cieiccn Boston; Mozart, Providence. Cld Slit. Carroll of Carrolllon, Liverp ol; Mary Thilita. NYoik; Alwrda, New Vatic. Arr William Goddwd, Boslon; Laurel, Char leaton, via Pensacala. SxraRaH, Mar 23?Cl'd, John Benlley, (Br) Liverpool; K>ancu,(Br) o. Air? Sterling, New York, Cerns, do; Camilla, do; Thilura, do; Romnloua, Bo ton. Sl'd, 20?Betsey, New York; N'Ward.do; Auf nets, do NkwOrleaw*. Marth tt'.n?Cld Wathington. Liverrco1; Clyde, Cidir; Joliu Bull, Liverpool, Boatonian. Boston; Ma7 ppa.liar*font; Cit't'n. Marseilles, Callao. New York.? At* Slat. D n rark, Lirtr|iool; Auburn. Naw York; Oe ince, Near Yoik; Diadem,Havre; Mcza't, Havre; Howard, Bottoi Soldi.a,Boston; Pirdonnet, New York; Serene, Blode Jaiitiro; Neptine, en: HeroofAcre, Liverpool; Mestenger, do; lutiepid, Port iuPrinee.W% FOURTEENTH WAKu! IT) (remendoia me, ling of the Drmocra'ie RrpuV.iean A K.|, r on ol the 14th Waid.hcld pur uaut to a c I1 of the Krgxlar Nom aatingCt remittee, at the house of Johu Heaney, so Mrrmce aireti, on TT wn toav erring, Mnrch BOih John M Bloodgood. E?q., woe appointed Chairman, Jothua C. Kerr atd Chare* Campbell Seeretarrr. The call of the meeting havtag been read and approved, the Nominating Committee reported the fot'owirg ticket* f r the approral of the n eeling, the nam-a having been lubmittcd to the met tine ee| arattly, they were unaaimoujly adept'd;? For Ald> man. ABRAHAM B. DAVH. For AiiiiUot JAMES M. MILLER. For Af*"f*nr>. FRANCIS OIL MORE. JAMEB BARD. For Collrc or. JOHN D. SPADER For Conetablce JOHN D. 8TKPHEN90V. CHARLES DE hHAYS O motion, the followhg committee wa* appointed o draft reeo'iitione rit: L. Langiou. M. Oafhey, J. Duffe. JohaCol lisge, J. Rvan, who repirted the lol owu.f, which,en mo'.ion were i nani mmialy adepted? Wherear, The paeillanimoui and.deeeptirr Report of t i Py? Bald Ci>na:i?ati?e Cl'q ie of :hi? WarJ. under the cui-j rider. Dr Haahroaik, and Lamb?rl Suyda-n. federal White Surra of Iflit. We moat chetrful y handth'm ore lo their ally, Coroner Aicher, fur a political ante mort-m taminatiou. Rrro led. That we tdei'genuraelrra to give eur undivided anpputt to tl:e"gula'ly Nomioa rd Ti-het, hejd>d Ahrah.ni B Davit for Alderman, and Jnmee M. Miller f r Artiatant Alderman, At dallhoiigh the Democracy of the 14th Ward woncepr r,d the r glitrf par'ici, ad ig in I tie eviction of a c itdidate for Mayer, by the cowardly and iiuaillaaiinouadrria uuol e Convention at T. mm any Hall: yet we cannot lie deterred fromvot'tg for >he Candidate wlooe nomination will be?pp.;ved by the D m cracy of thia tlty. Knotted, That we approve the Democratic Dill nr w befor the Senate of thia Stale; for au alteration in t ie Public 8' huol Sy?t?m r.f thie citr, and it the Conaervatire clique of thie Wnrd wit peraiet n mahing that queitioua rally lag pout in order todtftrtet Ik* Democratic party, we aie wiliiop tomcat then ,ii W e h; ve alweya done, to defeat the eneuiej of L'etnocratiip in iplre. Kern red. That the ailly aai'rtiona of the would be dicttior? of line Ward that the Iriah party au deter,ninet to *rlect *i ln?h Ticket. i? in good keeping wrh all their p ofe*. coot, a irick reeortid Co. to ceceire. Whilit thcmie'vea placed c n Hie head f th> ir Ticket, the name of a man wko ia out i en lii d with the n atltutooe of the Ci.uut y two yean Thank trod he iv o?t luth. Oncol o i, ike folio 10( CiMilhe wan appyintrd lo mrit a I uh-Ceu mi tie. from (he UcueraJ Committee ou an invitation rtc need from (hat body, via. John M Blotdguod, L. Langton, M (iafney, T. Daiy, T Duffy. n. ?n'red, J lut lite nrceeidiazi oflhia Meeting be pubN.hed in ihe ,Ncw t ta E.enicg foal andCommercial Tranacrnd The rn-e it coating given three he art j cheers Tor the whclr Tick'l.a j/ururti. JOHN M ELOODOOOD, Cliauinin, 0?.HntA> IVv/rHe. L. i Pecretariea. SPLENDID CARPETS. CH -./VP FOll CASH T H. I.OTJN9BUKY k CO. 410 Pearl afreet, hieing made la-ge .old-liana to their new a or-lt o carprK and nil cloth., invite (he alt# nti id of the public t Iterator ant they are now ready forieb hitiio. and n I be diep *cl nf at |trrat bam on. to all who take advantage of the prevent lo^ iric a 'i heir new patirrua ere ruperio-loany previoiivU ?ff.-ed Thoie in want oi a good article for little m n./, will pteaae call on J.H LOUN9BEPY A CO.. a|lw* 440 Pr i rt HARP?, at 3*5 Brn dwav.?A it elegant aid tine to- il double action Harp, with all ti a I itvat improvi mrule, for a tr. Harpa iroaircd,ei>.hat!grd,a"d for aalt by J F. BROW Kit Ham maker. I.a fifty rent* toaiv dollare; halfboola, gaitera.ih Ma.pump.. >liue ..lie lie at eqrialy I w prirra JOIIVL. WaTKINS, 111 Fulton at. a! J n* BftwefB_Na.??ii end Dutch NtiftTHElt.w UjvfENffAKY lb# ejaM it am ug i i the Northe-n D ayaaaary will be held thia -vennie. a' hrlf paa* T oVIrrh in the Diepenaary Building, c.iruei of VVa vrrl Tiaca od Chrialophvr atrvet. The annuil .-eportwill be read, tad an .lection held lortruate.af r the ro?iimg year. ^By urd r. TOWNSEND IUBRI?, See'./. APKT/VOOI. All who buy the cTrnnt o tr.ah ?Hirrno them mat'ad of buyinc the genuine HMtrnWi L? z-nrra, wi U t oo'y t? fooled ou' of their money, but mnii l,k*ly nut of their iie.lth. Ti er* ie Doming tin* Siberian,'a I,rzm e Wte "?li. CI.IJ. I.eadache. or palpi'(linn f'h* lie ft aa well wrruta inelill 1'be Uoetct'a c-Ace m at IM Net ..III .treat, Ve* York; R Bte e alreat. Boat-in; 1 Le !e?r I! nMu.(t Ilarn ii A 'o'l Kzprree OAee, on Friday, April lat, at r| o'el>m f. M. u.rt ii If AHNDKN ft ro CO FT OF A TBsTI VIONIAL f 10 4 TIIK K -KRR V I KD DOT-TOR NKLRO\_ T'O' OHIUINaL. MAY IB Sfcf.N AT an BROADWAY Mona. Madam. -ie? The tiaral with wMch ynm lU'ed the decayed te?th Of too ot my fiirnda fully aaawrrri the porpoi* r.r hacti it arte appli-d, and gave the Rteateel eatiafacli-n Tha apecirrea. farti6ei?l tee-h planted ou gnld ronuhie'aa fro* niur of three or four teeth up to a complete aet f r hotn ii a level with UI'hi.beat order or deotal aubr niutit a now boo* n, eitlier here or in Kuropo. I am youra truly, ROBKJtT NBLflON, M.D. March U, 1R4*. 44 rank la .treet To Maaa MoLta it (tooa. Burgeon DeoUat, 171 Broadway. Imia" PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS. rfKde. i it-i tan ad e. lebratad utlu. i rata fortugal. ?n we aerteive. to be obtained ia thw eauutrv w'-etae-netd or the taat columnar fourth lap. fa4 li*i? \P\'KH I ldh.Mb.rb i .?Should ibit marl lit e?e ail tir Napoleon Knight, ah) it it rrreamrd ia or w?al*tily 'ratat'i through ihe Sttlr of A l?'aui t. lit mil coufcr agre. t boot br wr ting to hi* mother, who hu u.t heard Iroai him -i.ee the u iddle of January. Aajr paraou knowing w here the Decor it, will. Hy aMroaicf t not* Mra. kuigl.t. No. 1 8 Ntatau a tree I, New Yorfc, alienate the aiilTmngt o a do cout itle parent. The laat leiter receited from turn wai dtttd I t'b Ja a try.and from Vlou'ginoery, A'abcna. The Habile aud Mon'goinety paper* ye requited to inaert the abort, and ocud Iheir bille to Mra. Knight, coruer of N tiu and tterkm miU. mV if r|'ll-: HtlN'KUS'i ONuKRI', at the K.ig.ra' it atiiu'r, I will take placr iu Fridav ereuing, Anril I, HU, when ttr eril ntwpie-eem I be brought oui by theia. Ti :?eti 50 eetila. to be bad at ihe uiua.c atorea, abd at the door. 'ourrrt to COMflMMt at 8 o'clock. n J I EECIftS?LEECHES. ASUPPI.Y of Uncalled healthy 8 vediah Leechea lhat ?il I bite quirk con.lau'ly onhind, it J for a ale by the bundled cr d teu, or applied by a competent trk-t HE MAtiH' VIIX IT RE?A rrrlaiu, aale nnd the m.al ape'dy remedy erer diecorered for th? permuu nt and effectual cure of a certain delicate diaeaae. Ita opertliou ta Jtu perreplib e; d ea not irqnira the allgh'rat confinement or alterationof diet, b.rtrage Or ,nercil be no danger of any return of the complaint, aa but ton often ha; t eaa fioin thar mcdicinra, whieh nnlv p'taaeasing a local action, merely aup; reaa the romptaial for ali re, willicbt iradlha'ing it fit m the conalitution. and ?n undergoing n little more latigue than ordinary, all the ay npioma return aa at ftrat.t-nd then aie at luat conaleained tohava recourae to the American Magic Mialure aa the only cure. Erery body will aee the piopnety of firat making uae of tVia truly rreat remedy. Sold by appointment at C. I! RING'S Drug Store. 53 Fulton at cor. Cliff. N. B.?Equally adapted tn both aeiea. m3l SMifcltw* REMITTANtTfc* |U ENGLAND. K- l,A>U oil SCOTLAND -Draft* from ?l. ?u. ?3, ?5, *10, ?|S, to ?l 00 and upwaida, or in autna to auit, payable at aigkt or at aittv dap a. at the ollnwiag placea in England Ireland. Scotlaud, Wain, Krace and Germany. ran alwaya b- ohiained of __ im 9. J. 8YLVE jl'ER, n w nu mreei, u ijj oroauway. ENGLAND. BiadforJ Huddtrstti Id Rtimeey HI rkbtiro Heoiton Ramsgote BariirUple Hfiae >i, be Rugby Bath linwich Hugely Rirming'iaui Kr.areaboroucli Ripon Bristol Kmgtbidge nh-ITirld Podifrd Kingston Seiby Bara rd Castle Kikham Settle Hrthim K lutaford Sl.rewsfurr Budgeud London Rhe.itoa Mallet Boston Livrrpool Spv|.ling Bromyard Leicester Southampton Bury Kt Edmonds L?el? South Molton Beverly Lancaster Stockton Cheater Leomiater Rtokctley Croy land Ledbury Tlurvk Chetteria Litchfield Tornugton Chipping Sodbory Long Sutton Teigutno-ith lulli-uh.m Lnwes'offr Taui worth Duncaster Manchester Tiverton Darlington Melton tftversione j'arlmou.li Mirihfitli Woodbri 'ce Devunport March Whittleaea Durtley Newport Warn EMUr. ?V^,'ic,, w? riugton U'nceiter 0 tkhauiptoii Whuerburch Hul Oswestry Wi.bcach Halcaworth Pr-ston Woree-ter Hay Peterborough Wo", ton Hereford Ftymonth Wotton, F.Jge 11 art i. pool i'ortsea York Holbeach Fcntetaet Yarmouth IRELAND. Atiilone, Duiga?w,. Mnnayhnm, frmagti, Dungarven, Mulloin, eHkst, Dublin Nloneytncre, ?U?n?. Dangarvon, Nenngh, Bambndge, Fnuukillea, New Hum, Rallynitna, Lent, Omegh, Boudon, K anise trthy, Psrsoostown, Bally shannon, be.moy, R iscotn.mou, Halhiuaaloe, flalway, _ Roacrta, Boyle, Dowupnrick, Slieo. Cork, Kilkenny, Stmbiue, Clomnel, Kiliuah, Thurlaa, Coltraine, Limerick. t lyperury, Cavan, Londonderry, Tralee, Cootehill, I.urgan, Tuani, Carrirk on Suir Longlbrd, Tallow, Cashel, Loughrea, Wat* rfjrd, Charltvi'Jc, Mitchels?own, Weaford, Caa'.lebir, Moat# Youglial. SCOTLAND. Edinburgh, Oreenoek. Dundee, Ghnow, Mnntruee wales. Aberystwyth Cowbridge Machynleth Ami neb Cardiff Mold Bo?er Dolgetly Portmadoc Bala Holywell Pwllheli Breccn Llandoverry FRANCE. Paris, Havte. GERMANY. Hamburg, Bremen, _ Frankfort, Persona having to remit to the-r friend* can alwaya rely on tneir ordrra attended to, the following packet after receipt of remittance. The bighteat rate will be allowed for Bill* on any of the above placet. n.Jl 3lawlin Take phytic early?medicine comet too late, When the d sease become* inveterate." Recommended by the raeuitr-Vance's anti BILIOUS FAMILY APERIENT PILLS?By lone cperience thene pi I It bar* been proved by thousands to be hebrst andtafeat Family Medicine hithertoditeoirred. At ill teatoua cf the year they will be found very valuable to all rho with to tecure themarlvee again-t nickn at Thay are Jike ill', forchildrea a* fi ranv period of life, and rei|uire no aua attention to dirt or to clothing, biliou* and fiver com(laiuta, dyspepsia or indigestion, nervous diseases, tick headache, acd iu fact all diseases arwing from an impure state of ilte blind, or a disordered itala of the stomach or bowels are speedily removed by taking them. They prevent aeurvy. cotUveueta and ito couaenneoi-a?therefore seafaring nr-nihou.d never be withont them. Time or clienate affects them not. Two rr three doses will convince the patient of their Miliary effects, for the stomach will readily regaiuits ttriu tb a hea'tliv sUteof the liver and bowels will speedily take place anil renewed health and vigoi of body and mind wRI be the cer I ikiurtauu. n?:?? ?nw?? ,M U'*J aoromra up?an a medicine which itrePiflheni the feeble *ud consolidate! the mu?cl*t cf the ?tronc,and will be found of infinite v lue to femaid of all ages (if taken according to the direction*), who wishtJ be recure frcmsiekuess. Price!? nod 50 cenl per boa. For rale, wholeif le and re mil, by Win. Watson, Apothe! eariee' Hal!, M Cell arine street- Smith, corner of Fulton and Water sta; NowlU. 117 Bower*, Balgrorr, druggist, FtiKon at. Broomvn. wf Ini* rj Ht fl iwerv Faaki'ioab'n Millinery Lstrbli-luneut aud 1 Che pest Ladies' Boi nst Store in New York, d> flowery, i bet ween walker i n I 4es erst*. M HS. F. A. BOWN tenders hsr grateful thai ks to her numerous patrens, >nd the ladies of New Y'ork generally, and wishes to inform them that her first opening of French Spring i Fashions will hi on Saturday, April I. Ida, when abe will b slcaaed to see all hero'd customer* again, i Southern aitl poultry milintr* will at thisstors.hare suopror unity of se.ri g a luge assortment, aad at a price contineni mi rate with the times. i The fashio"*receiTid monthly. m30 31" mAN i'KD? Pan nets and Purchaters far one or two of W the best Vic'ualling,Oyiter.aad Liquor Saloons, in the City of New York Locations in the very heart o( this city. Also one l?rge Public H. use, with two howling s tie. s ati I ached. Has birea occupied by one person for orer si* j sari, i ami can be proitd ihst lie hss clearrd in s id business uier *IJ 000 ill gco.l money in that I me?now wishing to retire irom I lie business. Th location down town. Another tscnl lent public house, with ball looms aud looms for public m etinga an l the hue of rooms orer pays the rent t-y far. 11 heei. kept by one person for twelre y-ai?; now wishing to retue. One or t*o eicellent e tabliahmci Is in Broadway of giiinlar Icnda. By calling ou the tubrcriber. you cv.it.ot fail to be aciotnmoJrted with hiuioett eery cr.eip. Capitrl re uuireil?from $11)0 to $iM0 For further and mtiilaelory info, mati m, pie-re to call in the Bane incut, No. 17 I ark Mow, u o>r the BoMr'lXerr. inM 3:* ROMAN EYE BALSAM FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED EVES, THIS BALSAM it a preterit tino of on* of the meat celrbratrd oeculitti, hti been a long time, in use. an it cot fi deui ly recommended to the public at the beat at d timet tucif.-fill rah* crcr ured for inflammatory diteueenf tht eye. In cater where the eyelidt ire eery much inflamed, or the ball nf the eve thnklr corered with blrwxt, it uto nlieno hbe ina cic. and rtmoTti all appearance of dircaee tfter two or thiee "^TpTd.mness of sight c lilted by filed at'en I ion la minute object, or by long erix-ture to aatrong light, and in the wet karat or partial lose fa.ght from rcktn art-Id age it it a ture reitnrer. an-1 rhould be ufd by .-,11 who find .heir eye tight failing without any apparent dia> tue. Thie 15 daam hat rtatored tigb*. in many inalancet where #!",t TOTAL BLINDNESS, earned by riccttn e iaflunination. h d ndt. 7? and IC( Kullou timet*, and bF A U. F :nttftCo.,27? Broadway, turner ol Clnmbert alieet. New 1 oik. mIOlm W Uf.LS.-lo hmi'iiu witk R" Stata'ra {t.h?p. XIV. notice ia l errj?7given that Um Quarantine Law* a|>ply to ihe folJcwin;; vetarli? _ 1. All vtavelj from a Foreign Pod, havingfotfy or m >re paaerogeie, or on board ol which,during the voyage or whilat itt the port of departure, aav per??n at ail hare beenairk.arrivir g between the drat tl?j* of April and the fint day of No*^mb?r ia anr year. i. All rrarela arrivitg batwaaa the thirty-firat day of May, and 'lie miteenth d ,y of October ia any year, from any place, to th? ordinary pnaa^e from which they tnuat pan lo the aouth of Cape Hrolopr a. I All veaeela from any t lace (tnrhtdpg ular-da) in Aria, I Africa, or the Vedit'rrauean, or from either rf the Writ Ini dia Bahum B?rm'i. t. or Wentern Itlnnda. o-from any plar e in An??rir?, iu the rriiuare para Iroci which they irii I'iVtitial nr infective fetrar eii-.tr,!*' the lime of their departUi e.'Ton board of which dtirit g the my. age auy ca e of any inch fever ahall hare occur'ed, arm it g brtweentlir flrat day of April anl the flrat day of Not' mbr r m any year 5. All verarlt which. If they had arrived direct from their portnfrlepartii e, would have beaa included in the fourth cl ra that rhall arrive at env place in the United Stataa, Britirh Noith Amer-ea. andproe'ed thence ta the p>rt of Ntw Vork br.tweer tie Ant day of June and the firrt day of October in any year. Iverjr veaeel arriving In the port of New York eoarf ia afterthe h at day of Jure, whirh hat been to the Writ la die or America, a >uth of tlrorgiaahall he athject to th- ratne te aulrli.-naaa are itn.oaed ou aucS vretele undt r aimi'ar r Kip hu'Hii'C. For lara-i apply to Br'31 KT TH')?. r- TAVt.OR pann}'!. tOAL-3? lour. flr-i qujtfy j"" riceiv d j?.i ihip Mib.rit, froai Lirerpoo'.aud for eale by Iii3l J(>HN HERDMA.V. Southed. TjACKSt HmIP I.Ot'lsVlLLE. from New Or Oene i? HieCi^rgirg at Ofleana Wherf, hot of Wall trer'. Pen i(D" (will p rut ?ltrnd t? the reeeiplof Iheir g >ede inir.ediiUly. in'i>. pXcki-.T i?Hll* U(JM taoiij^K. J? I I (lieclnrging m Orlean? wharf, foot of W I atrort. I onWrtlwiT/iut Jfleal toll" ocnjl of llinr grnili nrrr.idiatelv 41 r)H Tb.XA'.? frt?o?i? id itk eu> Ol *or?, 4HU i.tt7 rinify liaem(fnen li ami inferi ?|j in T'lu. and wh m dreire 11 forward mncey or g?ooier*a and testings, i lots to anil urchasrrs Also, 6 splendid walchea. 4 diamond tuns, rings, cha'ns, triosets, t guns. 3 irunka jwil clothing aid a rariety oi'ralu.hl taken cut of ibe bauds ot pa wabr. k?re. HATUHDAY. At I0| o'clock, at th? sale room a Pphaduland Filename dale ?l"Furuitors?Witliont rese'tc a inoat Tito ,btr ami un .?.llv I...... ,i, ?rik. ..a.... I hand aud Ben furniture,of all tl*-."milium. MONDAY At It} oVIork. *1 |Vr ul? room*. By Catalogue?Evclurire e.llir>Dt, looking gl mtt uuti iouuIii g liukM luruituriTim .lr will lomprii" un of ?lie moat auprrior irtlcki I the above ibarectrroffered fir yeara Hale yereinpti ry. AUCTlO v OTIi F. ?Thie Day, *nraphi e foreaered oiu mc WM. H. JONES mil aell at lna atn ?ire arte if farhiunalile furniture of a gentleman gaing to Kurepe.it lit Kui Uroadwai. near M gout rueewoard, or to P. fi. 8CHULTZ, tl at the office on (he Wharf. .MW) 091 FOR ALBANY and inter mediate 1 icee? W/rJe?Tlie splendid, low prea>ure Stennbaot 5l_iiSLS. SWALLOW .Captain A McLean, w.ll leave to n'onow a'urday) altgton. The MASS\CHUSETTS,cm Tuesdays. Thuradays,and Saturdays, lor -Mouington. Passcngcrr on the arriralof thcateameralatStoningtm, nuy take the Railroad tiare and proceed unmediataly to Provident r and Bolton, amJ (or the accommodation of pert una travelli' a between >ew York ard Newport, the atcainhoat irunawiti top at Wickforo ihuc enough to leave ana receive patiei gtte. height taken allhefullowiui: much reduced rates:? To Boatoo, 01. roo weighing forty po ud? or u;wards to the cubic foot, at (5 50 per ton, and on mtasuremcut g .ods 7 renin per foot. To Providence. op measurement gocda 5 cento par cubic foot, aud ap1 cificnrt.cle articled aa par tariff ta be ibUiued at t_flice 89 Broadway. m3l dm adf FOR NKW OKLKAM?Louiaiaua and Sew JCWVYork Line?Regular Packet of lat April?The JS?Jgb fart tailing packet ahip LOUISA, Captain Leavitv, will n-iil aa above. For freight or paaaage.having splendid furniahad accommcdaLoua,apply on board, foot of Wail afreet, or to K. K. COLLINS It CO. M South at. Paareugcn will p'raae b' on Ninrd, a? Orleans wharf, foot cf Willatreet line day, at 3 o'clock, at which time the steamboat Herculea will take the eliip to tea. Shipper* will plaaaeacud in their bills ia'ing early thiadey. (ireateare will be taken to have the goada by lliia lina cor rec-tly measured. Agent in New Orleana.Jaa. IC. Woodruff, who will promptly lor ward alt gooda to hia addri aa _ The packet ahip LOUISVILLE, Capt Hunt, will auc ceed the Louisa, and aail the 10th April,her regular day. at Igr TO IIA VAN A,?The laal sailing coppered rclir JjWWMAKlA, VVeudell, master, (late ol the Ann) will mflbiioailivel; aail on Wednesday mat. Fcr passage only app'y A. W. WKLBEN, ?l 38 rme street. FA88AOE P'OK LI VKRPi OL?United Line?JtWPWut April.?'The iplcndid fast tailing packet ahip jHM&TAR'tLINTA, Cupi Smith, will sail noeitirely aa ahore^nd hia jtu, crior accommodations for a limited number of passenger*. For pass ace, appfc' on board, loot of Tire a'reet. or to 1 W.kJ.T. TAP8COTT, 48 Si nth at or 43 Peck Sim. Persona wishing to send for their fnesda can hare them brought out in the regular packets Bailing wiekly from Livirpool and those about to remit money can have drafts payable la all the principal towua of Ureal Britain ani lrel md, by applying aa above. O P*BSa(?E FOR NEW OHLKANS AND /Wk 1 FX AS ?Regular packet 1st April?The aplend d juUfaetaailiug pack't ahip LOUISA, Captain.VulfirJ, will tail at shore, her regular day. The ship* of ihis line sail every lire days, affording to persona about to visit Ttva* a moat desirable conveyance, as the accommodation* lor cabin, second cabin, aad stcei age paaaeugera.are of ilie first order, aud fit ed up with ever, c nveniiuce. For passage apply on board, foot of Wall it, or to 1 11 W. It J T. TAPSLOTT. 41 ttouiheireet, or 43 Peck ?:ip. The packet sli p Arkanias auec. eda the Louisa and sails 5th April- m 3i igf FUK LuNUt)> racket t iht loth A Til . kt:#Tb -The ?!'pe?ar.well known packet ship HI1. MahY, ffi rifi T* boater, will be deapntclied aeabove. Cabin. iec iirt A aii m/val.. Urjn*,*by appfying ou board pier east bide of Maiden Lane, 0t 10 OI.OTER ft McMUKh AY, 100 Puie ttreet. corner oi South. P.P.?rcn na wiahing to a*ud lor il.eir friend reeling in (he old country. cad hive them brought out by (he ab .ve ?hip. or auv of the rrgular acke a, by tppl) ing ai above (il by liter poet paid.) n.tt 'arfiir OLD LINK Ob LIVERPOOL Falkkta.dfiKfW (tegular Packet of lit of April?the ejlendid RUMKlpacket ikip EUROPE, Capt Edward G Marihall, will aail p?ailively on friday, the lit April, ker regular day. The accommodation! and advantage* ia thia leae for cabin, ad cabin and eteerage paaaeagera, are well known to be aoperior to aay other. Kor ter.na ol pan age apply on board, foot of Eeekman etreel, or to ROCHE, BROTHERS ft CO. SI Fullon at. nest door to tha Fulton Bank. rerroDI deairaua of fending to the old country for their frit ode can nnk? the ceceaavry arrengnnent to have lh-m brought oiii in the Kuro|?, aailiug.fr m Liverpool on the Hth of M iv, er m any of the pocket* of the Old Line, anting fro tl.ere lunclually on the Tth and ttth of erery mouth.? For t'rmS. oly above, or to mil JAMKH B.HOCHK.H (l.utt Piasan. Liverpool. Jt/nt- FOR MARSEILLES? Regular Packet.?The a#*?a bark NASHUA, Capt. Parry, will aail on the MElit of April. Ttie aubecribera purpoee diapntehiag a Ship punctually on the tat day of each month d iring the year tor Maraeiltea. Ooodt aeut ta the *u ecriherafurf rwa: din* will bediapatrhed tree of a y other than the ehargea actually incurred up >n them. The Bhipe have very comfortable cabin acaornm >di thai a. For freight or i aae-re, applv to BOYD ft HiSCKEN. Aymta. ml t Tontine Building. FOR LTv ffvtP1 t?>L--Rrgular parkrt of Kff8r c- B Hobb, ot 1100 loua. will tail p .bore, aer regularday. Jforf r? igh I or pinnace .naringaceomnadationa uaMnniled fat ijeodor or comfort .aypjy on board, at Orleans wharf .foot o?. will .ucceed the iddoiw, and; .ail *J8 h May, bar regu. 'p.weuyert may rely upon the .hip. of thia line lailiag do p tmlv w a^rtftfed. w. v? /ad T(TiT.T-S hou?c to tt at Uoeetiii. ?ay, brnokl) n, fife T c ti aiuiii* twelve room., p.ntrve., uh bouee n i fiUfible. vvitb 11 X* garden The IllOW ii br.nli'u Iy i i it. a AY PERFORMANCE erery Weitneadaw and Saturday. at 3 o'clock P M. Meiinereiic Experiments by Mr. Peale. The l.'iiitft and Rartat rollertioaa in Die world, of Ori giual I'.irlrain I dil li-]t uali'd American worthies G.ai.d Cotmniama, baccy Glare Blowing; a Million of en rio?ltir> ob'hinrd at i inrnee cipcuse, and gathered together from all parts of the Globe. IDaatcaaKOTrrK LtagriKisB* taken in the nnst sciintiSg maimer, and at moderate trie. a. Ainnitlanrr to tha whole 15 cectt; children hail price. mas Im A.iatoinGAA iitl Ntl'ia, Corner BrooJ;ray and Ann street. Under the Mi n.xf:emr'ut of Mr. P. T. |tnua UVKRY DAY AND r.VEMWO THIS WEEK ?Coa Ea m> ti'-iue Monday, March >4. The Manager haaereatplea jure in anii'iincui# an rniiaaeircut with the M YhTETtluUS tliPSY tilltL fn m tVilt.hira ccuuty, P.ualund whoee mgderful Unowte'ze in vxrloua ?c lit era enabTi hrrto FORE TELL FUTURE EVEN 1*8 with incredible accuracy, fch* will apparently lie coucealeiliu a (lobe only one foot Indianatrr. from the centre of which the will proiluc her wonderful eoim-ns of mnaic, vocal p?w U 50 rente. 'o be h'd at the door. al it UA->1 t hanck-Last night SOt IKTY LIBBAHY.?Hili'a Last Lectai* ?Q. H HILL, comedian, baa the please re to announce 'hat ha will bar* the honor of detiiermc his last lecture on the Mincers, Habits, Customs, kc ef the N'W Englandem, at the Society Library, th aetei iug.Ajril 1,1?4B. Mr Hill will also girt a iiumberof his celebrated nrwimitnlioi a.auerdotra, iitoilea. he as tiven by him belnre the most refined audiences in aprctltilly ammiireg tnhiafr? and theimW.e, th-1 he will rite I. iii annual Concert, at I lie Aroll i Saloon, ?n Monday errnirr tint, April 4th. ?n which occmiob the following mum! tuf? n* will appear: Madame Otto. Mr?. Hardwick. Mr? Page, Mr. Koaaowaki, Mr. Twnm, Mr. Alpcr. Mr Annick, M' Dr 11' on, (ytntar.) and Mr Walt*.(amateur Mr. ThUI will prriidr at ilir pi.no frrle. Tuketa >1 rarh. or faai'ly tickrta. Bilmiltit'K a r ml'man and twa lad tea, H M. To bi had it I lie it. u ic alorrs, and of Mr. J A. Kyle. 41 Fotgjtll a reel. 4'onceti to eomm?nre at 8 o clock. Full particular* I'lfuture a (Terti?>m*Hte. mil Jt* H. K. mahs. foUly I" m Ei rope, frnlt?or if ihe artoi Anna mitahfcheat branch**. ?iera inatrnclknaa ta Fa tarn ir, i ud in the u?e of tLe alraicht, Ciooktd and Tnrklah Sabre, llnutinK Knife, Muaket and Bayonet, 8Uff, and every lie rira ol wrap.,ua. For rnr'trrlint rr.|inre at .CM Peatl atreet. nil I ta GYMNA Si UM" PISTOL GALLERY. MKkBRA Hl'OSON h OTTKINON rewpeetfolly in form ih* arnllrmeti of .New York, that ther hate ktun up a (iVM NAhUJ VI at the corner of Chambera atreet and broad-var. am) it ie tow p*n for the retention of Tie (to re. The ireti' nlion la of U t fira! ?i.er. and complete m *rerk reepeit for the pnrpoae of Athletic Liereieea. Sia-nnp Leeiiotui girenda.ty. Terme mmlerntg. Op*n dij and eegwlnf. ml Id* KULLEK'S GYMNASIUM." TO THOM; WHO VALUE HKALTH.-Tk. Ojmaa* alum, 205 (Irteue alrr't, near B'rfeker. la rrw open daily. In addition to the npilar rurciaea of live liymna aiu'r, there are alticl rd for tiercia* atd an.nai meot. i Bowing Allej, Qu ?it (hound, PiiA,.l Tupt, with a large open pa r foi run iing and jumping, end o'her ut-door tietciaen wi ich rendt r thia eaiabliaiimiwt, aa a pymnitium, inferior to all ulhera (JuMUhtaftnd forwtl' r; ton iroLiiietorf. _ F.mhe'liahmenti. Tli* H!? iili Ride?on fngi kB 4?**l. Tl,e Injury do to T'>* Kaehioni d? do noted*. The Old K??li?h Dramati*'*. The" OerTB.nofHoRot.r, r on -he or. ol the MerUteruiiar. Th? t hi?0 lTlci?h I >l'th*n?''ou lt> lemeti#**1 Copyright. /?**r? for!H. W. llunlln*lon'? ??-h S i*,w' u t Mm c? Rouunr*? By J. N. Hummel To rni-fl for ?n?r. Rrx'^uJf. Bo'lrr A Oo 117 Neinu alraet, NrwIiA 10 I s, !,.,ol 'reel. Bin ton. OAKS, rWv.h.r? A.IU a? uuL\-r?.> aid en.lhtt I have di*e?ntiniied ih* branch oar eatab in Weat atrr*t. North River a d*. m! do ?ll my hm-n* my old Oar EntaW.ahiretit. 4?e Wa'er alraet.and I Ml ti* nmiHiol o?? atoro, I will?rll Oorv, Bvreei*. *o Mta 'uo ioli ilmajkvr t i?*y for enmirut from bbjt pert "l t?T to'the Our KataMUhinMit, 40? TTeUv *.'\"?Em[ i'? i.atharine market. JOHN A. rfcAK AkU at lift"

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