The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
April 13, 1842

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TH T*L YH.?X*. 398.?Wkali a03G. >EW Lli>?. Ob LlVH.Ki'OUL PACkETB. To till'rtuiNew York on the 15th,and Liverpool ou he 19th ofcocA month* t& Ml M. ML ^TKottStw Yonn^ Ship RlJSCtUS, Captain John Collim.Uth Much. Ship 81DUONS. Captain E. B. Cobb, ittth ApriC Phtp SUERIOAN.CapUin A. DopopMW, ?lh M?f. Ship U ARR1CK, daptaiu Win. Skiddy,*6th Juno. Fbom LivcnryOL.. (ihift SHERTOAN.Captain V. A. Depeyater, IMh March. aARRICK,d*plfin Wm Skiddy, l?th April. 9A?i ROteClUS, Captain Johu OoUme, lith May. Hi siiiDONS CmpUin E. B.Cobb, IMh June, ffeeaeitupe are ill?r th? fir?t tliu?vupw*nU of lOOOtona.buttt la the ritv of New York, with inch un|iroTest'1 A?(u*t JameeFuuck. f lit November f Ifth December bin BALTIMORE, lit April {lfthMay Cart. 1 si August ioiu oc^mu.^, Kdwanl Funk. f Ut December f lith January BhipUTIOA, I Ut May l?th June Capt. J lal September 18th October Fred'k Hewitt. f let January I ltth February New fhip ftT.NICOLAS,t ut Juue 18th July Cast. Ut October 1 ISth Norember j. bTpiII. f Ut February Uth March The accoinmodattona of tneee ahipa are not lurpaaied.rom bating all that may be required lor comfort. The price of cabin paMt^r iT measured. _ alt .NfcW tOHK AND NCW&H1. wWllft Vara rtdncad to U cants. From tha foot of Courtlandt street, New York(Every day?Buadays cascaded.) Leares New York. Laara Newark At* A.M. At* P.M. At 7) A.M. At 1* PM 11 do 4 do do S| do 4| do lli do do T da 10 do ON SUNDAYS. From the foot ot Liberty atreet. Leave New York. Leave Newark. At 9 A Yfavd 41 P.M. At 1 P. M. and to P.M. HEW HOUK, KlIZABETHTOVVN, RAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fare reduced. From tha foot of Liberty atreet,daily. I.eare New York. Leave New Brenawiek. At A.M. At 7J A. M. 41P.M. 1 P.M. SOMEltvILLE atarea connect with these lines each way. Fare between New York and Somervilla, S9 teuts. Do do New Brunswick, 75 cents. Rah way, 50 ceo! a. Ehtabethfowo, 25 cec's. 1'hs fare in the T| A. M. tram from New Brunswisk, and 4| P U train from New York, has been reduced between New York and New Brunswick *o 50 cents. and Rah way to I7& The Philadelphia mailliaomaaanthroaghNewBruiiawick for New York every areniun at I o'clock. On Sunday tha 7| A.M. trip from New Branswick is omit Pasaenyrrs who proonrs their tickets at the ticket office,receive aferry ticketicraUs. Ticketaare received by thecncductor snlv on '.he v when purchased ft bl 1 Its" -W-? FRE1UHT8 K.OR THE WEST AND SOUTH, From PHIU1DKLPHM via THE PHILADELPHIA. WILMINtJ TON. AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY. Krtiphla for the W?at and South will be forwa-ded diily from me transportation ffice uf the Company, No. I Dock at Wharf. Philadelphia. Mochvnte are iiepertfully informed that all goods consigned to the company will be forwarded with the utmost Freight reachej Baltimore the fame dry it mre? Phil a'*Tph?*ir ail line for th- weal ?nd aonth I earn Dotion, and more particularly to Drovers and Dealee? in Lire Stock,who can hare llo head of cattle eonreyei between Near Brunawtck and New k ork, tlieaameday, w hero rer required. The rates Tor lh? transportation of cattle, horves, mulea, beep, licga, lie..and allotner kindi of merthafcdise are very low. never etceed na steamboat prices. Merchandiae sent by thia line tr net subjected to any eitra ehritye in crossing the Nortt> Hirer. The Ompan> haTe Rrted up a Urge atorehouae at New Brrniutck adjoining tne Railroad Depot, which will alwaya be i pen lor the reception of merchandiae. Passengers, pu-c aaing their tickets at the ticket ofltrea, will receive ferry tickets grat ia. m\4 3m' OTJI'K,,?On and afnr A|ril let. IMi, trie cuuiniilatioa X' fare in the care of the New Jeraey Railroad and TransporUtioD Company, between New i nrk and the various places on the line of the railroad, haa been reduced (including terry) to $75 per annum, and $50 lor ail mouths. mil tin* VRKIOHT AND PAdgAGE TO PI 11$BXIKG. _ B I NOH AM'l LINE. Tne proprietors of Bluaham'e Transportation Lint to Pittebnrg, pita notice to the Merchanta of New York, and all other persona a I, ping to I lie West, that their line ia row ia active operation. Goods cousi.n?d to them (or acnt to |o in their hue will be forwarded withdeepntrh. UWDers or ampuers or goods'. dwtined Tor the Western Btatea, ?ho are 110 agent or eoneiKime at Pittsburg, wi" ptraee consign their a-. da to William Birgl.am, Pituburp, w ho will attend to shipping all such consignments without 4uiy> All coo4? hoo?dfc? marked distmrHy ou each packagt ifVOHAM'S I INK. For nitea offrrirh', whirh ar* aa low aa aav other line. Ar'-'l) W.M. TKHIIN, Ageat, No IWaatalrret a a s eirrpted. Heler to K, Crook*. American Fur Co. S. T. Nieoll. Front stmt; 'Itclpe, Dodge k Co. Fulton street; Baydsm, huge kt'o.j Wn?. Rankin. Dur-utiat; uidrt J, 1 h ive rrer eeen teeth tiled and lilted with more laclnea*. and at the eaaie time w ilh U?? painful preaaure on the gumi. I cheerfully reeihl notice ol' the medical prifra.ion, a. W. 11 aa to ibe public, feeling aatiatied from lujrown experience that they may confidently rely ou h;a ikill luhia pi."'?anon. (SttjtneUI GRANVILLE S PATTI^ON, M D. Profetnor of Aualcuiy, Uuireieity of New Yerk. February 13tl isti. The original can be area at Mr. Leretl'e ISO Broadway, corner.ol" \VTnn ctreet ml* l n' BANKRUPT LAW. GENTLEMEN wishing to be dtarharved from their debta, under tlua law. are uifited to callouW. BKIDMOl'.E, Attorney at Law,7S Naaaiu atreet. All other kind* of law buainia* aleo attended to. Oh trgea numerate. ftOSm" NOTICE TO BUYERS OF CABINET FURNITURE. THE aubfcrlher would iueite *he attention of thoae wuhiug to pur haae articlca'in the abore buaiueaa, to hia e?tabliahineut. where ia to he found a nail aaaorlwent of Roae woo-l and Mahogany Furntture, of Freuch aud oilier patterns, aoine of which are not to be found elsewhere, being entirely ormiu.il. Aleo, handsome rich tilt (iornice* fur windows, Pole* and Ring* toget ler w ill. Oamasks. Walloons and Tas els, ind every article attached to curtains, which will be wade iu the lateii style from patterns lately received. N B. Particular atteutioa paio to the thting up of Ottomans, Fire Screens, and other fancy articles, w ith embroid ered tapestry. WA8IIINUTON MKEK9. dll-tiia SI5 Broadway, nnt the Hospital. CARPETING,' UARPEThvG. 'T'HE Subjcriber ii now opening hii Spring assortment of Carpeting, consisting of B.-ii* Esai Broadway,Ti Div'sion-pt. SEBRING'S CORDIAL. INDKJKS T Ioftf.?As this is a very corns on complaint, in the present day. whiteser tends to alienate it is of public im;or'snce For the information of those affected with it, we publish the following recommendations of a Restorative Cordial for its c .re C. 0. Skzrihg, Esq Dtaa Sir At tour request, I have exam ined the medicines of whiih i our Cardial i? composed, and hare no hesitation in eiying that they are of the best class of Ionics; aud in the mauncr prepared bv yru, will prose highly beneficial iu Dyspepsia, and many other diseases of general debility. Yours, lie. T PRATT, M. D. No. H Liberty street. I coucur in the abort recommend?tion of l)r. Pratt. THOMAS BOYD. M. D., N?. SSI Fourth street. Sabrmg'a Restorative Cordial is sold atlM Fulton street, at $1 per bottle. wigs lm* DR. JOSEPH EVANS. GRAND RESTORATIVE. SYRUP, For the eurenfeverr form of Dise'i' arising froin THE IMPURITY OF THE BLM)D, CAUSEU by the vital orgai becoming deranged and enfeebled by hereditary complaints, and exhaustion of the system, aud other dise.ses, viz. Bcrv fnla or King's Evil. T mors and swetli-igs in the nick, secondare symntamsi f Svphi lie, or the couetif u ioual form ol the Veecnal Disc: se, Ulcers, ulcerated sore Throat P lite. lie Ulcere on the Shins.and other rsrisrd the body. UiseiMS of the bones, pains, swellings, and u'reratiois o' the boats, swellings ol the ioints, white swelhnge, lie-. Cancer*, cutanecus gufthc skin, tetter, aud ill kini s ofsoirs Long standing anai.e elofore incurable fever ores; rheumatism, gout, liver complaint, aud all diseases earned by an improper use of mi rcury, local and const itul ioual debih y or we.ikoe?s, gonorrhea i gleet teucorrhce i or whites, gravel.lie..or when Uie sys'em has barn rilnusted by secret reuiuality in youth, iniempe ance.long standi e debilitating disc. loi g residence m houtheru climates, and other debili tating causes. This invaluable m'dicine has I wen employed by the proprietor in an txteDai- eprivale and hospital practice, both iu Europe and Ainrric I ir Hie last forty years during which time he hai cured o? erS000 piti'Hts, who wer* vfflirtea with tome of the men loatheom- ?nd destructive forms of d sense, miny of whom are niw living, and ready to testify to the efficacy of tin' medieire Ilcurr* lr LAUllKL, of No. 103 Canal atrrrt, (3 erauicate thoae diseases in question, whether u?w, ol J, or luvrtriate, in leas than hall t'ia ttair employed by theiorainon doctors, who poison their palicnta with mercury, capivy. uiire, rtihebs, fce. S. B alt-aus- r? are appri-ed that Dr. L. ia a refular phyaiClan oftk ing complete, enoiMCt, 'comenieui and efficient Post paid letters covering the Hmouut, have prompt attention. Hold for the pxoprietnr, only at Dreg Htote, S3 Marion stri ct. second door below Prince, second block eaa: of Broadway. Marion street ta a direct continuation of Centre. mlt Im* FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. AT THE K 8II ION A K LE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 108 Br-ltman atreet.ncar Tearl. Gentlem?n who are now or fnrtnnly have been paying extra vacant prieea for 'heir clothing, are assured tint they need do ao on more, as the aubs rile.- will fmrantee to all who patronise him. a band otne fit, a taaoionahla style and eicallent materials, at the following m ulrrate prices? Bap. W'-t of Eug. Wool-dyed, black, blue, or green dress Panta, double milled do black. plaid, end fancy cui., $1 to $8 SO. Veeta?Fire eaahmerr.ea'in.and all kinda, 9* ,0 f>5ek to chare, And will both (iiarard IrouAIe aa?e. Prepared and cold l y C It. KINO, 5J Fulton a'reet; Baa t t.att Br ndwav. and 4*9 Bro dway. _ inoilm* it*'- ??n>? VVt.?u the d become* inveten.te iperience thr*e pill* hare heeu proved by thousand*i to be he bell end *afe*l Kautly Mvdicine hilhirto diecovered. A t ill ?c*?nna ofihr year they will be found eery raluahle to ell rho wieli to ereurr thrnwrdvea "train4. Itlkn hey are dike let* for ehildrru f>r any period of life, aeid requir* no itra alteutien to diet or to clothier, bilion* nod /irereomplaioti, dyrpeteia or ludigeaitoii, nerroua direoaer. in k heedarte, aid in fact all diieaice among fr and Meant* per boa. Kor lale, whi.leer le and re ail, by Wm. Wataon. Apotheeerie* Hell. 3d t; til arine itreet; Smith, corner of Fulton ami Water It*; Nowill 1*7 Bowery Balaror*, druggiat. fiilton It. Bntoklya, mil Im* OTRAVV W RArrlNtf?woe reuaecrown Hraw wrapn O ar .it.Ileal article, jw*t received and foriale by rtRSSit k BROOKS, (1 Liberty it. W YO N YORK, WEDNESDAY AM DKKSON'S POLISHING PASTE AND PLATE POWDEK. New York, Jen. 1S??. We have trird the Polishing Paste tnide by Mr. Anderson, and tiud it to bs superior to any thins w omlway. one dour above Bleecker Meet; O lion, corner Or md and Bowery; Coddiugtou, corner Hudeou and Spring; Gain's", 77 r -at Brnariw iv. inl?:m*_ imTohtan r TO CONSUMPTIVES. N EW YOliK. September Slat, 1841 ToDr C. H. Ring.Sir Asyou li-ve leuuested mt togive you an acenniu of bow your Ehxirof Liie" act?d iu my case. 1 cheerfully com ply fortne benefit ot othere. I h ?ve had cou.h every winter i lor several y ear.,and always pot relief from limp'e herb tea* till last wilder, u-ilh.-rone lhta.1 nor the other vet mid to gi relief, and I waa yr tdoxlly waatuit away?lieein* to relinq i my huii-ieee. Ill this state 1 w ts pereuad-d by my friend Mr. Peck to try yom El.air of Life and before 1 had Cuiihed the bottle, I was not only cured of my cough, pain in the cheet, mchiaweae but able to re?ume bu-inrce Rid fin I myself to rspidly improving at iny friends are a- louiihed, expecting to hear of my deah, instead of eeeing me get active and robust. 1 consider myself ind isted to you for the saving of my life, and auy one situated a* 1 war. may rail nu PilltR N HELMS. 13 Thompson St. Prepared and for sale b> C.ll KINO. 63 Fulton, cor. Clitf. nils 1 in RINGS COLIliH CANDY I He -egrrr of confidence placed in thia Vegetable Cough Candy by a major ty of our physicians, ought tu inspire the like in the irind of every sceptic, who perhaps is so from having beendec-tvi d by some article that promised ever thing and performed n?.thing. Won d physicians recommend en article they did not place implicit reliance in it, virtues Would clergi into aud o'her publ.c speakers speak ublirly of its delirhiful rilicf, in lui nesting the air paasnses and giving the voice a mamteet inordinate volume 7 In fiar, would eery body who Im, trie,! it so mreuuoiialy promulgate de virtuee, had not the almost iniiaculcus effects of its poweifol agency been seen Prepared and sold, who'es lie and retail, for exportation, by U. H. R1NO.S3 Kul too street. corner of CI IT. ml9l?* THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL DIAPER PIN. ANEW suit imiKii I ant article foruie in the uurtery. and a* a fattening to laditi shawl*. cloaks, lie. patented in the United Slain and in Europe, for eale wholesale by W. H. ('All Y It (IiJ, 1?9 t'rarl ?t N? w Y"rk, and by the pateutee.al tlie manufactory. H6 Jay it. Uonklyi. Thread aud needle a'urea, and dealer* in fancy article*, supplied on liberal term*. ?lt Im'i DENTISTRY. WM, THORN, UENT18T, ao'icilalhe attention of those who wear Artificial Tceln, and those who may require them, to hi* method if eiipt>lvir'B the Miullary family, rit the Teeth. Knowing that there i* a di-agreeable taate in the mouth of thoie who indulge in acid*, restd ting from the actio* of the acid on the Uald Plate, In nil raits that admit of it, he ineerte teeth'.fron one to a complete set,, without; aaing one par tide of metal of any description. M Chamber* itaeet. alt 1m* LUDINA CORDIAL. TO THE AMERICAN PURLIC. rTunow barely three year* ainee the general introdaetion of the Lnctna Cordial ioto the United titatei. and in that re riod it hae not only apread ita ueifulneii throughout thi* hemiapherc, and stistaiu-d the rut reputation which it ba 1 preTioualy a. quired in K. trope, but ha- alio added la the reHt.wnof it* Illustrious inventor b- the uarirallrd power* it haa been discovered to possess in the cure of incipient consumetioa. 'I he know ledge .f it* wonderful influence in renoretiig and int'goraiii-g the human frame,firat auggeeted the idaa ol rsiog it in toia way; and the reault ia thit a medicine lisi bccu added to the catailoeue lor the curt ofinciyirnt couautnption, which places the disease, with due precaution,under the control of the patient It ia scarcely necessary at thi* period to recommend the Lreigucelebrity, and the great ninmint of re.|>?ctable testimony 'hat accompanied it. I declined commiitii g myaelf individually; by-giving ant iv* fir ill- faction, it ruin ated that they be brought inev will he returned. ag lai* "ll 11.1 f. Hli-llhs (J* Lift, IS Hfc.AL.TH?The only g'-uuine Taylor'* Balaam of Liveiwnrt from (he aole pioyiirtor at ail Bpnng atreet.haa nerer been known to fail in curii g the innet alarming symptoms ol Consumption and Liver Complaint. We have certificates frs?r. fiuit -cd orn tmen'al treee, shrubbery of all k nda, canary tnrde gold ti-li anJ glohfa. whole-g-le and retail, nu the moat re ison ill le-m i. at I It l.O 3t DUNLA P'S, No. 575 Broadway. auJ at their uuraery. corner ol 8ili Avenue and ||..tb etrcel. Ha-lem. rnts im* OTK.C.L I'r.M-lr- "i 'he .-l-urelefl manufactory ol JoI eeph tiillott, of Birn iiigln'in ?The higli r potation of these pens has ludured many lelertor makers to imitate them, thereby injuring the'well ear ed rcpwta ion of J ?eph tiillott. The Public are rec reated to be pariicul.tr from whom they purchase. i _ TVgenome m?y l? r.:imn ny n?tr ?n?-?ior qainy.aua by the etyli: of putting up. A eon-lent eii|ndy foreelehy ROMKKT rAKDOw, mat lm* M Miiilen Lane. TO l'HK LD A.NI) ii 11liY Hrf DKD -JONK8' '1' OIL OF CORAL I IHC.4KRM. i HOSE whnae hair ir falling nut. turning grey. or haa ceaeed growing, an article la here fibred you at a re tumble price remetnhcr it ta not puffed?and it will do all it ie rei refuted to do Read Hue? I certify that my hair waa fating cut faet; I combed nut hand I nla duly. ale' an ee I hoee ut?d two bnttlea of Jonta'Oil of Coral Cireaeaia, it hta quite atopped falling out, and la crown gfaat and dark. W. TOM/UNA, tl King at. Thia will gira l'glil. red or grey hair a i nedark look, in I io ime cau0*1 low ko ain w Paatnr'a Hair Oil ar Compound Eae- utml Oil of Amnnda," for di areiy uig H andru IT. i re renting the hairfnua coming out and lur in-grey. Thra inimitable Hair Oil will m he the hair grow well, no matter how much daiidiufforaorei.t, a ia on the hend. For tale, w aoleaale and retail, at A. Paator'a, Hair Cutter, IU Greenwich atreet, New Yoik. Priea 58 eeata a b-itfle. mit lm' RK E MORNING, APRIL 13. 1 THE NEW YORK LANCET. CONTENTS OF NO. XV. LccTi'Rti.?A Course of Lecture* on Di?*a*e?of the Chest, Percussion, ami Auscultation. By John A. Swell, M. 0. Lecture II ?Suuudiof the heart?Variou* theories us to their production?Auscultation end percussion of thu Heart?p. -.M6. Dr. Hall'* Lecture* oa tbo Pathology, ami Disease* and Derangemel* of the V. L!. .1,... V.. Ill Tl.,. n..ll,nlnfrp nr Ik, V. rPAIIE no System ?p. 229 ProUssor Mott's Lectures on Surgery, ji.232.Nj XV. Erlarged Tonsils continued. Coimciucatioi ?Cue of Absence of External Genitals, and Formation of an A i ti tic in 1 Vagina. With an|Kngraving. By Dr. W. Mngie, ef Patenon?p.3-29. F".in 101.iai. Di.r*htmeift.?Medical Statistics?p. 231. MuDico-CHiarnnu ?l RspoaTica.?Crosby street Cliuique? p. 034. Stuyvisant Institute Clioique?p. 236.? Stono in the Female Bladder.? Dilata'ion of the Urethra?p. 23j An account of a Case of Exteusive Disease of the Pancreas. By Jutnes Arthur Wilson, M. D p. 336. Complete Obliteration of the Aorto?p. 236. Effusion cf Blood under the Mucous Membrane of the Uvula, removed by incision?p. 236. Fatal Effects ol Tight Lacing?Pyrosis, with alteration in the position of the stomach By Dr. Guiding Bird?p 237. On the Propagation of the Vario'tc Vaccina? by Crusts from the Cow. By John Baron, M. D, V. It. 8., Cheltenham?p 33a. Use of lnjectious in Oonorthcca?p 238. Cyanide of Potassium in Acute Articular Rheummatism?r. 238 The ceiuttsil Soisncvs?' On F'ibre." By Martin Barry, M. D F. K. 88. Lond and Ed in ?p. .239- Neurohypnology?p 238 I r kiss ami Ixrr.lliokfici??H alth of the British Mttrtx iiolis, 18-11-p. 2tj. Mortality III London?p 2-1U. Weekly Report of interments?p 240. Nv.w Voaa Printed ami viblisbrd for the Prupiietors, at the Lancet Office, No. 21 Ann Street,by JAMES GORDON BENNETT. GENERAL AGENCY. rpHK SUBSCRIBER has t ken the store 7S Fulton street, 1 B'O hi) n, for the sal; of Ihe most approved genuine pa teat acd family nw dollies, perfutntry fancy nr'icle?, Sic. Ma* ufac'urers ami piupti tors ol such articles, or of spy thing rise. miio wi?h lor *o scire, stiuig agent to disiMise ol' their producliora, will fi id lucl. an one ia tiie persou of the ubscrihar. 8 J STEWART. 73 F'ulton St., Brjokl) n For sale, r oitof the approve! fi'nily medicine*. Persons puichasing hi re may rely on b hiairg genuine article. b6 Im* DANDRUFF or lossofhairis cansedlby s languid or oh. struct id circulation in the small blood vessels which supcjIv the scalp ami hair with nourial men', in coiikcquruer of winch the perspiration heroines thick and clammy-and dries on the suriac, forming a eras! called i! audi tiff, w h'ch clogs lip the lares of ihe skin, and by its pressure ugaiust the mois of the hair nrcvsnt" il from receiving sulfi, ient noiiriihu il by A. B It D. SAND8,druggil>U 79 Kul on, corner old .Id elreet, end 100 Fulton etreei al.j aol.l by Ahralmn 0. Sande at Ho., No 273 Bioadway, corner of Chamber etrcet; David Sands It Co., No. 77. Ea.t Broadway volt I SALT RHEUM. KIN n makiuz eateurive preparationa for the .pring aDd auoimer trade, and have now on heud a mm h larg' r assortment of bo>V and childreu'e r otliing than they liaveerer before had. The pu'.lic are invited to ra I and eeamine theirgn' ds, wi.h particular refereuce to quality aud price. Terme caeh. nl I in* _ _ HUTCHINOS' STOMACH BITTERS ie a certaiu cure lor D) upcp.ia. as.i.s ling digestion, weakness, nr rv?ue i.earea, night eweaN.Sic. Sir?I have in the course of my practice preecribeil your.tomacii hitler, aud found them a inmt rflicieut remedy in Caere 1 of imligeitio n, acidity aud debility of ti e dige.liee organe. I by no m*ana rlam it among the quack medicine, ol'tlie i day, but one which will confer a great timing in many of ix.i .ajlenu fellow being.. P.J Bll\DY. M. D. 330 Broome ?f. The following i? from Ilr E.G. Luilnw.134 Broadway?I have turd your Bill er. in eaMt of impaired digration, when refetaol i louic. wire indi.penuiihle, with a b?nt ft rial reenlt. 1 The ar iclce of which it comrored are very judiciou.ly i combined, and I have no d uht will proee .erriceibl. iu the caaee for which you have recommended il. Yours, Iu-. EDWARD O. LUDLOW. Certificate! of mary prr.oni cured can be even at the drug elore IVO Bowery,corner of Broome, where the above ie.old I only in t ii. city, and Mr. II tys, 139 Fulton street, Brook lvn Price large boillrs Si; foall So rente. ro29 lni* I PE.UkSALI.'S OAH ESTABLISHMENT, founded in IsW,at 402 Wa er ?:retl, 5 doore above Catherine market, the ouly ti.ahli.limeiil oi the hi iu the Unit-d State., continue! lo.upply the Navy, the America., Ruieian aad Span nh war ?Uao:ers?hae en. plied all the Race Boate and Club Boau for the last four ye rt?uid hi. now the large.t as.ott ine'UOl Oar-, nmin uu y.^,. N. B. The Branch Oar ttor*. on the Noilh Ilifer side, ii >hut up, and remove. t 402 Water ?treie (lore. 1 will sell en >ugh cheaper to those who come froi.i ih.i North Fiver side tu pay them f -r tneir tioublh Race Boats, C lub Baals.Oars a.d senile sold 50 per cent lot than 'a t var. ag Im* ON THE CURE OF STRIOTUHB-lt is most unSTtunate in ttiis complaint that many persons hare a stricture who are not in the least a a are of it. The common notion is, that so lougntths uriue passes iu a tolerable' 'ream,there cannot be a stricture. But Otis is far from true. A stricture may. and often |?uss or Die least pain, explain and assure him whether Pe have or not. Let it only be remembered that, I f he really has a stricture, not all the medicine in the world, tlone. will ever core it. i?9> Im* HR PRIVATE TR RATI SR.?This is a little volume on certain dis-sises in which the best and roost convenient 1 mean, of cure err stated in (he plainest possible manuri. It also showk the reason why these inata mp to freqiiintly co? tiu :r on from month to mi .ntivtincured.a terminate ?t length in other and prnnanMit c1. Or Ralph ia conaulted gt hia rreidencc.SS Oreenwiehitraet, at any hour, and h*a diatinct and *eparate apirttaenia for tho*e who litre to wait tittle. ommiiniceticua bypoetar* eith niWy replied to mMi""* DOfli ltl PATENT METALLIC ELASTIC BOOT R- HKKL9.?The eiih cri'er beg* le iv* to inform the i nblie.that he hi* commenced to manufacture and tell boot* with till* valuable invention, which only U'ed* to be known to he utiive'tally adopted The followi i g a'e some of the many advantage! it po?aea*e* over ev?ry other kind 1 at?The elaaticity aildato the durability of tr.a boot onrthird.

td?It tr akea no more n?i?* on the pavemrnt thanit a'tpeer The Hupifatant clinking noiae ofthe iron heela ia obviated. M?It pre?en boot* fioto running down at the aide or I 4 to?It* rlaatieitv enable* one to walk wiln mneh leaf fatigne, the hrel gut natural anring at eachatep. Ilh?Itdoea not cut and tear rarpeti.like the iron or nailed heel* (n order to I riig thi* improvrmei t within the reach of ail. the nubterihrr ha* concluded to put them at the vara* prtcea ofthe rotnmnbeclr. i Boole of retry guali'y and deaeription, wholeaale and retail, at the old atbod. H NEWELL, m$lm' IU Clfcthaa atrial IER A 842. NOMINATION OK Hi nry Cloy nutl John Tyler, A8 RIVAL CANDIDATES FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENCY, BV NORTH CAROLINA. [Krein the U.ilei;li, N. C. Register. Extra.) The Report unci Itreolutlona iinniiluinuily adopted III u Convent Ion of I lie WIiIk Party, naatiiibltd ut ltalelgli, April 4, 184 a. Soon after the adjournment of the Convention, held in thia place, in October ltOU, the llbrta of the Wing Ptity were crowned with tucceir. William lieury Hariiron w a? elected to the Chief Magistracy by an overwhelming majority oi me i iicmuicii U|ion the duties of Ins Inj^otlice, w ith a solemn and d, vout appeal to Heaven, lor the sincerity and zeal with which he propoaed to devote himself to the great busi not* ol reluming the Government, and giving relief to the people; and select!d a cabinet believed by the pule lie l o h wili ng and able to assist him in the acconpliahmeot of hi* patriotic purpose. The nectfiitiev ol the Treasury and the Country being urgent, he sum moued Congress to meet him iu an Kxtra Session. Ai d the whole nation h ok d forward u itli joy, and aaaured hope, to a certain ivitorution, both ol public and private proaper.ty. Ttiesuuden death of Harrison covered the Nation w i'h gloum, an 1 aeeini d for a mono nt, to extinguish iu every patriotic heart thia expectation. But VV'higa tiy tin ir very principle*, at e lortiii'den to de?pair ol the liepublic. And when the first shock wmiver,light seemed again to glow, tnul ho]>e to spring tip before them. Mr. Tylerha itieen nominated as a Whig? had accepted hit nomination aa a Wing? had prof. ta*4 himself a Wnig, and had beau elected as the associate ol Harrison That he uoul 1 prove recreant to the great Patty, aa l regardless of the great principh t to which he owed his elevation,even su-p.clous and disingenuous minds could scarcely anticipate, and to noble and generousones,such an event could appear little less than impossible. His address to the People of the United Shier, his retention of the Cabinet ol Harrison, accompanied with expressions of respect and confidence, gave assurance to our hopes. And Congress assembled at the late Kxtia Session, iu the confident expectation, that the work of reforming the Oovernroent and relieiing the People, would be commenced and prosecuted, w ith the sincere and thorough co operation of the Piesident. Their fiist examination into ihe state of public affairs, iho wed that theA'lministratioii which bad just been drivenjlrom p*)wer by the 1'eop le, bad left behind them, a debt,exceeding by many millions, all the usual resoiuci s ol the Treasury, tor its liquidation. This debt had been carefully concealed from public observation, by the ar'itice of Treasaiy notes, issued from time to time, to cover deficiencies, arebted by the profligacy and eitravogance of th..t Administration. In order to meet this debt, measures were immedisti ly set on foot, ami among others a hill was prepared and passed, authorising a loan of f It,000,000. A bill was abo passed,and received the op. probation of the Pror, and preserving the Public 'Pleasure irom the pecuation of dishonest agents, and of separating the power if the putse from the control which the President by the Constitution has over the military force of the country I !t was thus made manifest that the President, if a Whig j n profession, waa not one in principle?that if he rwcr, the establishment ol an Exchequer Board,calculated not tor?lieve public distress, but to enlarge Executive power, w hicb alirady threati ns the I iibeitiaa of the people?a measure, the tendency of I iv Inch is to withdraw from circulation and from the use )f the people all the specie of the country ?to confine it great commercial cities, while it supplies no adequate substitute in it* room?to build up the interest and increate the wealth of thcie cities at the expense of the great bod) of the peoph?nud by withdrawing from our lound banking iusiitu ionsth- baii* on which their |transactieu* are founded, and the only meant by which they can ever resume cash p iy merit*, to com Iiel them, however reluctantly, to call in suddenly the lebt due them from the people, and thus tooverwhdm tha debtor class aud person* of moderate property in hopeless ruin. To complete the proof of the President's fixed resolution to prevent, or undo every thing which the Whig* desire or have accomplished, he ha* juit recommended to Congress the repeal of the law pas ed with his own approval lor distributing the proceeds of the Public Lands?a law demanded by ttie people?guaranteed by all the profetiions ami promises oi the Whig party in the canvass of 1340?which the State of North Carolina, by repeated declarations of her Legislature, has pptoved, -nd claimed as u right, and which at thi* time, by furnishing to the States a considerable amount of fundi, would enable them, beside* accomplishing purpose* ol permanent utility, to supply, in some degree at lent, the present deficiency of n sound circulation? Meantime, while thiin legislative proceeding* are in prsgna*. the Pieiideut has been diitiibutuig the patronage oif ih'iOaveinment?not with a view to the public iervice?not to maintain the ascendancy of any great paity or leading principles of the country, but to the selfish end of procuring retainers to himself, and of securing, by w hatever means, a re election to office?a result which he cannot rk to produce, without disregarding the avoweJ principles of tha Whig party? nd his own solemn professions?a result, the accomplishment of which, happily for the country, is as impossible a* its pursuit is indefensible. Your Committee are therefore of opinion, that the Whig party are in no tense justly responsible for the present state of affairs. They found th? country incumbered with i'abt, disgraced by defalcations, Infested by corrupt an I incompetent office holders, and if* energies pressed down by the weight of unwise legislation, and oppressive Executive usurpations, the fruits of twelve veait niisiule, under selfi'ih and proit,eate administration* Th. ir Kenrrsentativi in Con gr *et themselrca to work with Kiddy diligence end earty devotion, to redreia theae evili, and renore the country. But this labor rtquired both tunu and energy. The dilapidations which so many years had produced could not in a moment be r? instated, ai d ?ven b.dthe life of the lamented Harmon b en spired, with hit r eal, ous co-operation, a ear would have 1 en but a reaxoria ble period to demand for any tt'ertual advance in the work ol renovation but from his succi s or nothing has been met but a coll end insincere support or op?n thwarting and opposition. While, therefore, the Pretldent is allowed, by his enerci-e cf the veto, that Oar Man Powraofcur system, to arrest the action and control the will of the people, an J the States, speaking through their proper Hepn set tiitins, how, in the present posture of affairs, can responsibility justly rest upon the Whigs in Congress 1 II should ever be borne in mind that the Whig party lies been, in fact, but. nc oit month in power, for sin-e the I uh of H irnson the head f the Government has sot acted tin 1i r the llillo, nee of Whig ptincij le??has cvenwne luuiitl to hot e coffee'-( omlt'd. How ii it with oor opponent! J Their theory hn? taught the pi optic J of an ehciii?i\e hail money currency. Banking institutions hate luiuthe tluuie of their unc?a?ing denunciation. Yet how have thev acted 7 When in pcMruion of power, w hat have they iti tie to rejnce their tbeoi y to practice? Let u? enquire. Belorethev came into |?ower, it i* nnt'o'iUrd th t we hut a good onrrency. Leery one who can rpoaiti l were rtmovi d tiom that Bnak and pinesd with tl e State Banki? toenctforwatd the State Banks er joytd the favor of the Admininti a'.ion?weie applauded aa tafr di poiitenea of the revenue, and capable of lumishing a sufficient and aound curri cry lor the country?were urged bj the then Secretary of the Treaaury to increaae their loans, en large their circulation, and furti ah rv. r, faci i y w inch their accommodations could furnish to the mercantile community. At the asm t me bank" 1egan lo be multiplied w ithout niciasity. and 1 rjond all xin p t. Within leia tin n t ao yeais front the remm al of the di po-it* a, the batika wer>- found to number ft.'iS with an aggicgate C spiral of $3Sl,9*o 337?and in Deamb.r IS3T, the number hid increi led to TOO, with an aggregate aii'horise.l 1 capital of $440,193 710. So that the t anka had doubled and the capital more than trebled in seven years. Now where Wiethe greatest men in the number ar.d capitals of these honks Waa it in Stati unilet Whig di ruction I Or win it in thoae States which enjoyed'.he ipecial benefit of being governed by l.ocofuco Legist i turea 7 Uodoub'edly in th latter. Let us take us example! and proof! of ti.is, a few States distignuhed during that period for their attachment to the locofoco par ty. Take Maine, tn 1336 -he had lSlianks.with a capital ot fd,i>60 TOO; i* December 1*37 ahe had 69 br.nka wi'h a capital of $6,536 Ot'O. Take Pennay Ivania In 1830 her liduka were33 in number with a cupitalol $14,610 333 i? December 1837 the number had incieaaed to SO and the authorized capital to $69 014,436. Take Alabama, which in 1*30 ha.l dbanks with a capital of $643,600 and in December 1837 had 3 bunks with an authorized capital of $14 168 960, being an increase of 22 fold in sevi n years in the bank capital of the Statu. Take Mississippi, which in 1*30 ha one bank with u capital of $060,000 and in ln37, 11 banks and 2d branches with a capital of $39,400,000, being an increase of capital iu seven yi ars of fort.. jo,a: in>e wn??oun. wnat was the ection uf this B.ate. represented and governed by Mr. Denton, the veiy per Bonification o( hard money, who pofesn-s to hold a bank note in abliorrenre, and who lately pmtetted a draft ior hii |>#y a* a member of fongress, because he could not receive for it anv thing but paper money 7 Ho* die* sheshewher hatred of banka? her ahhorience ofpaiot r igs 7 Whythui: She had in ltWO net more than one bank and not more than $960,000 of capital, end in 1337 ihohud 3 banka with on authorized capital af fd.tOO.OOO being at the latter peiiod, in posters on of just twenty timet the amount of banking capital she had teren year* before, foil will be teen that these live States, under Locofoco direction, in a period of seven yean increased their number of banks liom 66 to lift and their aggregate capital from $16 403 H3# to $121 33S404 making a char addition during that short period of the hanking capital to the Union ol the enormeti* sum of $106 034 56s nearly one half of the whole increase of banking capital in the Union during that |>erii d. These stntementa are ta ken from an otficialjri'l ort made by Mr. Wcodbury, late Loccfoco Secretary ol the Treasury, on the 8:h of January ISM, and what an admirable agricment they sl ew between the professions ai d tbe practice of our political adversaries? They denounce 111 banks, yet wherever they have the power (stahlish them; tboy praise gold and silver as the only constitutional currency, and yet Hood the country with millions of bank parer. And ure these bank* established by them able to redeem their engagements by specie 1 This at ienst we should have a right to expect from the lovers of an exclusive hard money circulation. Let the depreciatrd notts of Alabama and Mississippi, selling as they are everywhere at a most disgtsceful discount, worthli rs tor the pay mcnt of a debt, and scarcely avalable to purchase a loaf of bread ?let there wretched paper rags answer the question Let the broken banka of Maine answer nnd cover those with confusion who profess one thing and practice another, wl o falsely chargu upon theiroppontntvtheir own political misdeeds. In advantngeous contrast with these States might be placed, did time permit, the conduct of those Stati s which, doling the same period wire under the direction of whig counsels, but we must crn'ent ourselves with slating one illustration of this. Of fhe Whig States, Massachusetts and Connecticut mi e the largest proportionate increase of their handing capital, and y$t neither did mora than double it. But w hat a dilfirei.ee Is found between the issues of fhrir t anks and those of Mississippi and Aisbuma 1 So far from being deprecia ed and worthless,they sre quoted in Philadel| hin on the 1st of January last, at n pn mium of 4 p?-r cent. Thus it may bv seen, that the Loco Korot, v hile they rail at the Whigs for establishing good hawks that issue sound currency, do themselves establish unsound banks which issue notes depreciated ami almost worth ess. Having thus, as yonr committee think, acquitted th.? wliig party of all just censure lor the past, it remain* to enquire what should be th?ir action fur the future That our josition is both strange and difficult,CHtmot la? denied, and should not be conceuled. But it lias no difficulty which cannot t-e overcome by energy and concert of action. The whig strength is undiminished. If them this strength lie the same now as in 1946, it is manifest that it is sufficient to secure success. To this end it requires only to be pit forth, and surely the matins are not less strong to enforce its exertion now,'hat iu 1340 Our principles have lust none of their value, nor we any part of our attachment to them. We still desire?earnestly desire a just and economical administration of the government, a round cum nc v of uniform value, in which industry may receive without loss its Juat reward We desire that the legislation of the roun'ry should be In fact as well as in foim, in the hands of a majority of the people and of the states, and he directed for tbe equal protection an i advancement of every citizen and every interest of the com try; that ofllcis should be giv? a only to able and faithful men, should he created solely for the good of the people, ami neither extravagantly compensated nor continued beyond tbe demands of the public business. We are still clearly in fxvor of cm:fin lug a President to one term, as the miat effectual meaus f checking the coirupt abuse of ]>owcr, and we still believe that executive patronnqe has increased to a dangerous and alarming decree, and ought without delay tu be diminished- We are still opposed to that exercise ol the veto power, by which one man ovenulea the opi nioni, and disappoints tli? hopes of nrllion*, and dictate* to a whole people the terms on which they may he per mill or against the rich, to teaeh that the different imitjonsof the coirmunity have separate and irreconcilable inteiesta, anil thus to disaolva that cemrnt of mutual d pender.ee ard affection which blndasociety together ar d givi s strength to our republican institutions. Wc utti r y abhor the doctrine of rspodiating stale debts?that ri cent fruit ot mature locolocoism. by hich our country has brcn dia graced, its credit nearly ruined, and w hich is as untrisc and impolitic as it is dishonest and de-motalizing. We still believe that the ascendancy of our political princi pica will ti nd to promote, and those of our adversaries to destroy, the *i Ifare and freedom of our ccuntry. n,fi.?'?n.i'niin,w! mnv-i (he con test of 1 and 0(ir ?It rti were crowned with R glo rioui sticcers against majorities in both Houses of Con gress,co-operating with a Pirsnhnt w ho u n l v.l the whole jiowcr and patronage of the tiuvernment forthr purpose of *i cuing hi* continuance in ctttco. Why, then, ahouM'we doubt the result of a conflict in which, though opposed bv the F.xec ulivc pow i r ar.d pitronnge assisted by at Bttlol and unsci upulous tninnnt v. in Con great, we ore i ft any ported bv amr.jority of that body, besides the a?t array ol true heart) d w higa, w ho an nobly rallied for their Conn'ry, under tlie immortal Ilarrt son, and whoae devotion and pitriotiam th> treachery of bia aucc-nt, we n tist be united and organised. To tkis en I, it sei-ms to y cur Committee I expedient, that acme one ihould be aeli eti d as the ?hic Candidate fortbe Presidency, whotruly VrdJ) and wilt truly carry out. the great principles to which that party stands pledged -one. w hoa. opinion* ere understood by himself, an l known by others?whoae sincerity and ilerot ion hare been tir.t cjuirocally w it n eased by hi? public services, and on whom his Cauntry fon sictirely rely, for afrank, m'tily, intelligent and patriotic administration of ker alfiira. Such a man is HKNKV CLAY.of Kentucky, In orJer to n perfect orgnnization of the whig' of tho State, your Committee w ould reipeotfnlly 'tig'o't, ihit our frienda in every County, be deilred to hold meeting'to appoint Committee' of Vigil'nre anl t'orre?|on denre. rompoied of mrm a ?ut>-( otnm t? o ?pi orally (charged with the superintendence of the prr oinct to wiiieh they belong, the whole together forming ore frond Commit tee for the Count) that both th warned of the neeeatity of maintain trig'tifrt un o'i among them< Ivr ?,of e'ng hv mf toil Conference, proper n?raun? a? C rnlidatea for the eu'ning (ieneral Avemhly, to rehuke an I pot -town 'h-? tlrat appearance of jnalonay ordiviai in. in their rank', to watch againat and counteract the in'idion* ettoita ah

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our political adversaries, to delude the people,and to tow distension among us, and to maintain and cultivate a apirit cf harmony, auJ co-operation) amongst tut? whole brndy of the w higs, as brothers, hound to each other by the'most sacred tics tolotwaidlhe interests of a common Country. Kully to complete aur State organiz ttion it will be n? cessary that a Central Whig Committee should be appointed, and charged with the general superintendence of the Whig cause throughout the Stale, and particularly with the preparing, publishing. and circulation of such address. end document* as may be necessary to advance Whig piiuciples, to correspond with similar Committees or other bodies of whigs 111 other States, and to unite w ith them in such measures as may be det m-d best,in promoting harmony in whig council and action throughout the Union. And your committee recommend that the said central committee be authorised, on the part of the w higs of North Carolina, to unite with the whigs of other States in selecting a suitable candidate for theoSic3 of Vice-President, or to call a convention of the whigs ot the State to be h Id at such time and place as they may deem expedient lor that purpose, us well as for promoting the success- of the whig cause in the coming elections. Should this plan for general and local organization meet the approbation of th-' convention, and be fully carried out in action by our fi ii nils, no i utioual doubt can exist of our triumphant siicciss iu North Caiolina. No reflecting whig can want motives for using his best eftorts to bring about this result. Let each one remember (hat on ti.e r.i-vt lexislatui L- W'iil devolve the election of a United States Senator Mid the adjustment of our Congressional and State Seuatotial Districts, measures which will effect the political character of the State for years to come. Let him remember that the success of the whig parly will promoteevcry interest of our country while by its defeat, the reign of profligacy and corruption will be confirmed and perpetuated?a new course of experiments upon the business, the finances and the property of the country will be commenced, resulting in all probability in effects still more disastrous thau those under which thu people now suffer. Let liirn remember that he must hear the triumphant exultation of political adversarits, whose success lie could have prevented; by whom no moderation lias ever been exhibited, and whose fierce intolerance, stimulated at once by the recollection of former defeat and present victory, how shall he be able to bear, whose conscience shall occ use him of culpablu ne lect of duty in the hour when exertion might have saved hir country. Above ali let turn remember that the political privileges with which a hind Providence has blessed him. bring with tlx moor responding obligations and for the fidelity with which he impravel them to the accomplishment of just and honorable purposes he is rcsponsillc list only to his country but his (?od. In conclusion, your committee recommend the adoption of the resolutions which accompany this report. Resolved by the whigs ol North Carolina, in Convention assembled, That the death of William Henry llarri son was an event deeply to he lamented liy every friend of his country?and that subsequent events have taught us to regard it as the greatest calamity that has befallen the nation. Resolved, That the great whig principles for which the contest ol lf>40 was waged and won, are u? dear to us now as then; ami that neither the di seition niui treachery el supposed friends, nor the tanuts and opiwsition of known and op a adversaries, sh. 11 depress the energy or cool the ardor of ot;r eflbrts to promote and jierpetuate those principles a* the best safeguard of our country and the best inheritance of our childrenAnd whereas, John Tyler, the present TrisiJcnt of the United States, was nominated ny the National Whig Convention which met at Harrisburg, in December. 1839, as the whig candidate for the ollice of Vice Pri sidrnt, and accepted the said nomination, and w as by the exertions and support of the whigs of the U nited Slates, elected to that office Resolved, That when by the death of William Henry Harrison, he succeeded to the first Magistracy, he was bound by every consideration affecting the integrity of man, to carry out in his administiution the gieut principles ofthe party by which he was elected. And whereas, the said John Tyler, instead of thus discharging the duties of the high ollice so devolved upon him, has renounced the principles and abandoned the party which brought bim into power; whilst by adopting the measures and wooing the support of u party, lately the object of his declared opposition and distrust',and by ?C9rce disguised profligacy in the application of the patronage of the Government, helms attempted, and is attempting. with utter disregard of dignity and duty, to buy up a party, and thus secure to himself a re election; Therefore, Resolved, That this Convention disavows all political connexion with ami support of the said John Tyler; approves the proceedings and Address of the Whig Members of Congrvssat the close ofthe late extra session.and bold the whig party discharged from all responsibility for the conduct of public affairs whilst controlled by the present administration Rewired, Tnat HENRY' CLAY,of Kentucky, by eminent abilities, extensive know ledge, sound judgment, liberal and patriotic views, anil by long, arduous and unsparing devotion to the service of his country, has entitled himself to the undivided contlJence and support of the people of the United States?and that he possesses th>' first place in the affections of the whole whig party of this State; and therefore, Resolved, That this Com ention do for themselves,and the whigs of North Carolina, propose and nomiuatu the sail HENRY CLAY for the next President of IhcUDited States, and do pledge themselves to give the nomination a hearty ami persevering eupnort. And this Convention doer earnestly and respectfully urge the whig party of the Union to unite witn their brethren of North Caioliua in this nomination, and in steady and constant ctfotti to ip-omoteits succors. Resolved, That the law passed at the last session of ongress for distributing among the Slates the proceeds of the public 1 mils, is a wise an 1 just law. founded upon the uncpars'.ionablo light ofthe States, resulted from the acts ami dcils of cession, and was in no sense a irratui teus donation. That Congress have no moral right to repeal the came, and that the late Message, of the President of thejUnited States, urging that body to said repeal, do- crvet decided reprobation. And the Legislature of North Carolina having, in the name an 1 en the part of the good people of the Slate, re- 1 pealsdly declared the light of the States to the public domain, condemned t very attempt to dispose of tbut domain inconsistent with that right, and called upon her Senator* and Representatives to urge her claims to her portion thereof, andthefun.ls justly het own, according to her interests in the public lauds being needed, (besidea other wise aud good ends,) for developing her resources and diffusing aaioug the poor children of hor population the blessings of moral and intellectual cultivation, Resolved, That the people of the State should not, and io the opinion of this Convention, will not consent to have the said funds wi'hJrawn from them, aud w ill regird any of her members of Congress who, after her claim has been acknowledged, and provision made by Congress for its satisfaction, may support such with- i drawal, as disregarding the plain interests, violating the declared will.and sacrificing the just rights ofthe people. New ri.A5TATioits.?Forty-seTtn new plantation* in the parish of Pointe Coupee, have been opened this year. It is believed the north western seatiou of Louisiana is settling still farter. So much for opening the land office* Should the claimants under the large grunts to Bastrop, Maiiifin.Knrirrp. it ill. V>n rntifimwrl in (kcir nnH a surrey bo midc of the peninsula through which the Mexican Ou!f Railway has to |iass, we should not be surprised to see the opulstioii of Louisiana augmented to one million of souls within the next ten years.?JVetr Orleans, March 31. NataI Nitri?Weare informed, says the Alexandria Index, that the Uuited States sloop-of war Warren, has been ordered round to Norfolf, Va-, from l'eiuacola, for the purpose of having licr officers tried by a Naval General Court Martial. Among the rumors art at, we hear that the Commander and first Lieutenant hare been arrested for having a'lowed the slrtped pif- to overpower them while en duty, and that several Midshipmen hare been arrested for firing a voll y at the sentinel wlio had fired uf them by order of the aforesaid Captain. Vkkxst or a Ship's Ck?w.?Capt. Spraguc, o the ship Viola, from Boston, made affidavit yesterday before K corder Bert-js that a considerable part (if his freight wns stolen on the passage; that he found several pair of shoes?a portion of the stol?n freight? in the possession of a Swede, one of the crew, who has absconded] und that he believes the remainder of toe crew were aiders and abettors in the larceny. Ten of the crew have been ai rested, and arc now in the calaboose?JVtto OrJean* Bulletin, April '2 Ma? Mai i-v.v ?This disiiniiui- i d lady, the widow of President Madison, arrived in this city yest'-r.fay, on a vis;*, after many, very ntany years ab ic>?diti n ag litis; thatic creatures, no leu than tw ent j ei^ht were killed and brought in. Sicxxrse ixMAa*AcnmcTTs ?In Braiuiree, in this state, we learn that a fa "a! milady prevails. which b 111 -a the skill of the practitioners of medicine in th* vicinity All the particulars of this disease have not com; to our knowledge, but we are ml rrned thu those attacked sufl r severe pain, live bnt a few days, and after death snots npp?ar upon their bodies It h remark ible that none but females have been attacked Only one has recovered, and the spots app -ar-d on her body very elighily Juri ta her Sickness ?tynVy Patriot. laarauatrMr.xr ror Deer is New IIrcsswick. a bill to abolish imprisonment for debt uodcr j8o, has passed the House in die T.egi.laiurc of New ktru nawick. Ih'sst.* Hill MiituMtsr We understand that the work on the Monmouth will be reamed about iha 1st of next month. \EW YORK HERALD.' New York, Wciucidajr, April 13, IK!#. Important movement III North Carolina? Nomination of Henry Cloy mid John Tyler no the Hlval Candidate* for the next Presidency. We have juat received intelligence of a highly important movement, started by a Convention of Philosophers, in the state of North Ctrolina, that will give a decided direction to political events for (tie next twovearxor more. It is the olUeidl noniiua tioii ot Henry CUy and John Tyler, as the rival und opposing candidates for the next presidency. The official Address and Resolutions, promulgated hy litis Committee we give exclusively, we believe, in this day's paper. This movement is highly important in its character and results. It will soon be followed up by other States?and probably by Virg.nia and New York, among the first on the list The nominations for the next presidency by National Conventions will, therefore, be entirely superseded and nugatory. In another aspect the Raleigh Convention has taken a very original course. Tt ey have not alone nominated iheirown candidate, but they have also nominated their opponent, thereby killing two birds with one stone. There is a great deal of labor-saving in this prompt and comprehensive policy They set up the name of John Tyler, the reigning President,only to knock him down with that of Henry Clay. In this movement the Convention has anticipated the ac tion of the other portion of the people, for it is very evident, that, judging from the course of the locofoces in Congress, from the recent elections in the Sutes?from the developements of public feeling in New York, and from other la go cities?there is a very rapid approximation between Captain >John Tyler and all those floating elements which arc opposed to Henry Clay and the whig party. A new organization of parties ha? been heaving and fermenting, and generating ever since the accession of Captain Tyler, and in this imperial city of New York, one of them has already assumed the name ol "Patriots," and intend to varry the scheme oat to its fullest extent. The nomination of Henry Clay and John Tyler as rival candidates, by the North Carolina Convention, only accelerates the period when the whole country will be devided into two political camps, the one to be called the wliigs, with Clay for their candidate? and the other the Patriots, with Captain Tyler at their head. But this 19 not all. The principles and measures of each of these movements, are not loss market and distinct. The Whigs are in favor of an old fashioned Bank of the United States?of a distribution of the proceeds ol the public lands to the States?of an issue of a national stock of some kind to take the place of, and pay up the debts of the repudiating States?of a protective tariff and high revenue. Those opposed to the Whigs are equally opposed to these measures, and confine their support to a limited revenue?an exchequer iesue of some kind on the dollar-for dollar principle, and the leaving the States to take oare of their own credit bY direct taxation, as New York has just done. There is also another important difference, on the use of the veto power, including some minor moralities on the distribution ol offices. On the foreign policy of the country, the two patties seem to be identical. On the whole this programme of operations, presented by the philosopkica! statesmen of North Carolina, seems to triikc up a? pretty and as intelligible an issue as could be desired. Every important joint of difference js distinct and tangible. Both parties,'w hig and patriot, are republicans?so are both iir uuuuiuttitTp, iiciiry umy uuu j uiiu a yier?uui iney differ widely on certain financial and politico-commercial doctrines, and they appeal to the whole country to decide between them. There is no hickory nut?hard cider?coon-skin?log cabin or any other humbug in the question- For the first time in many years, the next presidency must be contested on the principles c.f common sense. We thus present the two parties and their candiiates, but we wash our hands of all committals or compromise for either- We are independent in thought, purse, action, and person?and we shall see justice done between the two parties,but shall be the partisans of noneErrata ?We are requested by Col- Hamilton to' sav that in his letter to the President published yesterday, governing should be read for grow, ing." No great mistake?no errors now a days are corrected. If a mun uses a wrong word, or runs away to Cape de Verd with #-'k),0(K), he lets it stand as it is. t).* Dit ?Wonders will never cease. Among the signs of the approaching millenium is thai of the contemplated change in the profession of one of our crcat tragedians, who, report says, is about to commence the study of Theology. What foundation there is for this report we know not, but it is certain that he has recently received numerous visits from pious ladies and gentlemen while seated on the anxious bench. Can any of our readers give us an account of the musical soiree recently held at his house, in 22 d street, at which theological professors, students, and many other devout persons were present We would be happy to obtain some account of this affair, which it is said was a splendid and judicious combination of refinement, elegance and piety. High Letteh Postage ?The average cost of conveying letters in the West India mail steamers,is ascertained to be about one thousand dollars per letter This of course does not come out of the writers of the letters, nor the receivers thereof, but out of the English government. These steamers are run at a great expense, each being manned by eighty men, and consuming about thirty tous of coal a day. If, alter this great outlay, they no dot carry more than one letter each trip from Tortola to St. Croix, as was the case with the last mail steamer thence, we shall think that the steamers either belong outright to the British government, and were built to hover near our coast, or that the Steamship Company' is composed of a very philanthropic and public spirited set of men, to carry letters for other people at an expense of one thousand dollars each. Mexican Nam ?It is said that St. Ana has purchased two steamers in England, manned and armed for tight, in addition to the City of Dublin steam er lying at Vera Cruz. Two corvcta are also about to pass under the Mexican Ihg, and he has also one schooner built in this city. It is possible, therefore, that St. Ana's vessels may outnumber Houston's? and being manned by Englishmen, will probably liow some fight fcr supremacy in the Gulf. New York asd Albany Hail Road.?Alter a violent opposition, both iu the Senate and Assembly, from the central power of Albany, this important and valuable charter has been preserved. The time for tiie completion of the road has been extended, and the rights of the company, in Westchester and omer counties, tul y recognized and confirmed After ail thse to carry a barrel of flour over their Western Rail Road 2?:0 mi'es for 32 ct non ?This beautiful young artist gives anothor 9eries of her Headings and Recitations, at tne Society Library Rerm3, to-morrow evening She makes a selection from the writings of Morris, Sargeant, Benjamin, Bryant, and several th-r homespuns. She intends to imitate the style of each of those writers?and bring forth all their peculiar points. It will be a rich treat. Steam Barovi Clarion?The hull of this steamer is a total loss; but the engine may be saved. RESULT OF THE ELECTION, UREAT TRIUMPH OF Tilt PATRIOT CAUSE, The Abolitionists Beat Down, ROBERT H MORRIS, MAYOR OK NEW YORKWe have the tuprenie felicity to congratulate th? countiy on the complete triumph of ihe Patriot cause iu this Imperial city- After an organization ol only three natural days and uights, the Patriots have swept the old Abolition party far behind, and huve driven the whigs and locofocos as far ahead. Robert II. Morris is elected Mayor by a majority of probably 2CC0 Mr Phcnnix?but what is this to be compared to the moral anil ohvsical victory which the Patriots have gained over the .Abolitionists'! We could not ascertain last evening the exact vote of either, but as far as we did learn, it is proba* b!e that the Patriots received 350 votes and the Abo. litionista only 299?giving a clear majority of 51 to the Patriot cause. A fter this who will put any cor.fidence in the lying estimates of the Wall stieet press. Col. Webb ot the regular army estimated the Patriots in this city at 25 strong, being nearly four limes as many as the "Corporal's Guard" in Washington. Instead of 25, the Patriots claim 350 that came up to the scratch, besides many thousands that might have come. The corporation is carried by the loeofee s as usual?and as usual the whigs are utterly demolished. Thus we go. Let the Patriots now go to work and organize for the fall election. The raw materials were never in better trim to create a new partyOrganize?organise. Let a Corporal's guard" and a Captain's company" be increased until it reach the size of the "grand army," ready to go into the campaign of 1812. New York City Election. I far ill. Majorities for Morrii. Majorities for I'henix. 1 S9 i 3 387 4..'"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ?9!!.7..77 6 142 6 487 7 224 8 89 9 315 10 384 1 1 830 1-2 1 3 434 14 404 1 5 764 1 6 17 278 Total, 3,704 2,142 MorrU' Majority in fifteen wards, 1,502. City of Brooklyn. The Democrats haveswt pi Brooklyn. They have elected their Mayor by c majority of 153 votes; and have five and probably seven out of the nine wards. Last year the whigs had the city by a large majority. Jersey City ?It is said that the lottery candidate for mayor has succeeded iu this mighty little place, by a majority of 18. The devil always takes care of his own. The Os.ia hm.?This beautiful yacht has arrived at St. Croix in eight days passage from Philadelphia. She has proved herself a very fast sailer, going twelve and a half knots off the reel. She could have been driven fifteen knots. City Intelligence. Election Riots.?During yesterday afternoon and evening the Sixth Ward was the scene of riot, fun, iury and rowJyism. A band of men, armed with bludgeons, paraded through the Ward, dealing destruction on all who felt disposed to doubt that James Ferris was "the regularly" nominated candidate for Alderman. The Sixth Ward Hotel was turned inside out. Bishop Hughes' premises were assailed, and other dwellings in the Ward more or less injured by stones and brickbats. The military were ordered out about 9 o'clock in the evening and their presence alone saved the Cathedral and other churches of the Catholics frcm being destroyed by this mob. Fifty-six of the rioters were arrested up to 12 o'clock last night, when our paper went to press. The military are still parading the streets, and no doubt other arrest* will be made before morning. The Election.?The whigs have carried the First, Second,Tlird, Fifth, Sixth, Twelfth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards, for Aldermen. The democrats the Fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and Seventeenth. Owing to the nu merous tickets ran in the several Wards we have been unable to ascertain the corrrct rote at the early hour that it was necessary to put the Herald to press. Sufficient is known,ho waver, for us to state that Robert H. Morris (democratic) is elected mayor by alwut J000 majority, and the whig* have secured a majority in the Common Council. Digging op the drad ?Whenthe ladies were informed of the danger of the dead in the B. Baptist bHrying yard being indecently dug up and removed, they came together in the crowd todeviae ways and means to protect the dead in their graves and to act with the gentlemen in their public meetings, raining money to accomplish this noble object. The ladies obtained at least nine tenths of the names attached to the remonstrance sent to the common council, and the thousands sent to the legislature of this State. They have contributed according to the best of their abilities, more than twenty times, to aid the friends if the gentlemen in, what they have already done. They hire, although adverse to their inclination and public opinion, attended several meetings at the Park expressly to retain the interred dead in their graves. They have visited or watched over the Bethel Baptist burying yard by night and by day, especially since they heard that the 1 ludson h ire insurance Company had threatened to remove all the remains from said burying place, as it must be admitted by all that some of the most unheard of things were said to come from some of the officers of said iucorporatrd body. When their agent came on the ground with men, spades and shovels, with other implements o| war against the living and the Head, profesiing to have a strong power from the Upper ttnd Lower police to back him up, It was the Ladies who over powered and overawed this wonderful agent with his men of war, and made them quit the battle field, when the dead were intarred, and this without shedding a drop of human gore. When it was ascertained that some sacriligious hands were distuibing the dead in the Rutgers street burial place, the women were the firei to batten to the spot and drive Johnson and others from their work fWithout giving more particulars, it may be observed that the impression on the pub lie mind has been greatly favorable to the ladies views. Also, the Honorable Common Council, llis Honorthe Mayor, Alderman Purdy, ,\tc. have acted nobly in this cause in favor of the just rights of the living and ihedead. In other respects the ladies have to regret that their efforts have been little effectual, as no law has been pa ced by the Legislature to protect the dead; therefore they propose aad offer, to carry this business fully out ana protect all the dead, and picvent themjfrom being due up, as they hare been for the last thirty years, and that by obtaining a law front the Legislature against removing the dead. 1 By ob:aininga law from the Legislature against removing the dead. 2 By paying off all just claims against said He'hel Baptist burial place, when they or a suitable tribunal are satisfied of the justice of said claim. 3. By placing a suitable fence around said burial place, having it grassed and otherwise appropriately defended and adorned. aii mis ami more iftey pre ler to do it a.deU by ft liberal public, which they confidently expect Where** the rich** of the city mostly concentrate down town, meeting* in the Park have been proposed, With the hope of obtaining liberal *ub?criptions and donation*. N. B- A meeting i* to be held in the Park thia afternoon, at 4 o'clock, to consider on the subject. Chatham or Amvricw Tuv.strs- ?Notwithstanding the excitement of the elec'ion, thia popular place of amusement wnscrowd'd to excess, and the performances wrre attended with th' ir u-ual sucoei*. Master Wood's performance of the 8aiInr's Hornpipe did him gr> at credit We perceive Tliorne announce* a re engagement, for a limited number of nights, with that lavorite of the "Bowery hoys," Mr Ktrby, who appears to nitjltr in Damon, supported by Thoine as Pythias, with Mia Thorne as Ilerinion, and Ml*-' Mestayer a* Calanthe?an tmcaste. In addition to which, Master Wood appear* in a lavorite dance, with other entertainments. Cuxard's Steamships ?The steamship I nicorn armed at Halifax, on the 4th inst. in thirty-nine hoar* from H ston, and the steamei Columbia, rigged forward like a ship, left at 5 P M.,on the same day, with the mail* and prisrngrrt. She appeared to make gn tlwas, in which he has the powerful aid of Mr. Thome as Pythias. Mrs. Thorne as Hermion, and Miss Mestayer as Calanthe. This attraction is of itself sufficient to draw an overflowing house, but in addition, Mr. Wood appears in his popular drama cf the Fouluh Slave, aud the entire comic strength of the company is brought into requisition in thefcrcc of Crossing the Line, or Crowded Houses. ft?- PEALE'S MUSEUM?The hill for the afternoon and evening at this establishment, presents a rich treat to ita patrons. Mr. DeUron we saw some two years ago in Philadelphia. His imitations are most prevokinrly comical as well as pathetically grand; for instance, his Yankee Schoolmaster, and Weller's description of a Railroad, and Cato's Soliloquy on the Immortality of the Soul. He is strictly inimitable. Mr. Morris, the American comic singer?his various hits at the times, a portion cf which, we understand, are of his owu production, if an attraction of itself, while Matter Bates's hornpipes make out a diversity of amnsemrnt never before presented by any Museum. Mr. Dingle'scalekreted Co. iumbian Brass Band will play several operatic airs on the balustrade this afternoon at 3 o'clock. ft?- DAY PERFORMANCE AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM?Tht? afternoon, at three o'clock there wiil be a chaate, interesting and diversified stage performance here, besides the host of attractions and curiosities contained in this immense establishment, and the wonderful performances of the mysterious little Gipiey Girl.? The American Museum has become the centre of attraction in the city, there being no other place here onetenth part of the varisty of interesting amusements if offered. The place is thronged day and night?bo stranger, thinking of such a (lung ns leaving the city, without first visitingthc Museum, and our citi/ens also finding that the only complaint they can make is that toe much amuat-rmnt is furnished for two shillings. The experiments in animal magnetism will be made this Itirnoon ana evary evening on a unit* gin turre j?>ia Old. ELECTION.?The election pa?*edotf eery quietly y sterday, notwithstanding the excitement which had existed for a few day* previou*. Thi* i? attributed to the plentiful u?e made of Sherman'* Camphor Lozenge* by the politician* ef ottr city, whole nerve* were quieted by their u*e. There are no better articlr* in the world th *n Sherman'* Lozenge* for cougha.coMs, head*che*, palpitation* of the heart. fcc. Hi* office i* at 106 Nassau *t., N. Y.; 8 State ?treet, Boston 3 Ledger Building*, Thila delphia, and corner of Osy and Saratoga streets, Balti. more. 0&- CHAS. MABHIOTT. 199 Madison street, a high ly rnpebtable membirofthe Friend*, bar kindly consented that penion* suffering by the Rheumatism. swelled limb* contracted cord*. Ac ?honld be reteirtd to him if they doubt the effect* of the Nerve and Bar.e Linim- nt and Indian Vegetable Elixir. To be had at 71 Maiden lane, in such c**e* a* he ha* recently witnessed an extraordinary cure made by thi* remedy. If all who know of the great pow er ?nd virtue* of theie article* were a* conscientious sufferer* would universally employ them without delay. ft?- THAT'S OUR TH CINDER."--An advrrtiter n stealing our idea* to make hi* medicine* go Thi* is di?. honeet. AVe can tell how he can think far himself without any co*t to hi* conscience. Let him, w hen he ha* an advertisement to write, eat a couple of IYter*'? cordial Lotenges.and fl'they don't inspire him with some original ideas,he must h?ve a head obtuse as a wig block. Few poets, or editor*, now-a-days, think of doing anything brilliant without a few cf these lezengeato sublimctheir imaginations Tlity also cure the headache, correct nausea, and diipel low *piriti. And equal to these are Peter*'* |.07cHgfs for rough*, cold*, worm*, dyspepsia and sea-sickness Offices 430 Broadway. 33 Fulton, 416 Hudson. 310 Chatham, and laO *nd 330 Bowery; and !>0 North Sixth afreet, Philadelphia. Will that offender be honast in future, and buy his inspiration If not we will send him a lot gratis, for it's evident he can produce nothing himielf that will serve as a substitute. POSTSCRIPT. 80* For our usual Southern Correspondence, 4-r.? by this men-Ding's Mail, see fourth page. Qn- NIG1IOLA8 BIDDLE.?An able article on thi? celebrated financier will appear in the NEW WORLD of Saturday neat. Alao. two deeply interesting letter* by FlJjru J. Oauan Ew].U 8 Con an 1 at Bremen, on the Condition of the Publi?hed. Alio, many other interesting ar ticlei. (ST- MR N BROOK, 157 STANTON TRF.ET, HAS given us permission to refer to him, end wishes to let the world know, that may l>e aiHicted with the Rheumatism, that he was in such a state, a week ago, that he could not walk a strp and hardly set in nis chair. Seeing the notices in the paper of Hewea' Liniment ar.d Indian Vegetable Elixir, he was persuaded to send toTI Maiden Line, and procured them, which he used and found great reliel from it?he is *0 well now that he walked down town to tell them the great effectsofit. This was a.so related in this othce this morning by him.? U. S. Mvurlitf. A Voire from n Surgeon of St Jolans. St Johns, Lower Canada, Jan. 20th, 1843. ft:7- Gents?The gaiison of this place has absolutely consumed all the candy left with me before the closing of the navigation, and I never recollect a period when we required it more. The surgeon of the drat Royals, stationed here, has declared to me that since I became your agent the hospital sick lilt, as far as regarded pulmonic and pectoral complaints, colds, hoarsness, aore throats, fcc. diminished rapidly. He and the surgeon of the cavalry have publicly testified to its extraordinary merits. I have lent to Montreal for a caae. Pending your reply aa to how I can be apeedily furnished, 1 am, sirs, Your obedient servant, 8. C. HUNTER. To Mcsffri. J* Ptftte Sou, 45 Division it* Agents?Redding, 8 State street, Boston; Raw Is, 57 State street. Alhaoy; W?ed St Waters, Troy, New York; Zicber, Philadelphia; Robinson, 110 Baltimore atreet, Baltimore; Johsou,38 St. Charles street, New Orleans; Toby, Cincinnati, Ohio; Heldcmaji, Louisville. Kentucky; Burke. Princeton. N. J.; Fisher, Washington City, O.C-; Duvall, No. 23-2 Broad street, Newark, N. J.; Ilavs, 139 Fulton at. Brooklyn; Derford, Pittsburg. Pa A. Thirett St Son, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Royal Mnll Strain Packet Dee 0(7- THIS STEAM SHIP will depart for Halifax tomorrow morning Letters will he reeeired at the Agent's office No 7 Pino street, until 9 o'clock. On her return (he will touch nt this port on the 23d, and leave for Havana, Naaiau, N P., ice,., fcc. Lettera for the Pacific by way ol Panama, for nil Foreign Island* in the West Indies, Mexico, Soirh America, end all other ports, to go by her, mint he prepaid in New York. a 12.23 J. BUCHANAN, Post Office Agent. Readings and lircltatlona. C(7-Mi8B CLARENDON has the honor of announcing to her friends and the citizens of New Ycrk, that she in. tends giving a third series of Dramatic Readings and Grst selection from the following distinguished American poets?Ocneial George P. Morris Park Benjamin, William C. Bryant, Epes Sargeant, James Aldrich, and Mrs. Frances S. Osgood, 8tc., with her celebrated)imitations from the new comedy of London Assurance, at the Lecture Room of the Society Library, on Thursday evening, April 14th. Readings to commence at 8 o'clock precisely. Tickets fifty cents to be obtained at the door. a 13:3t Archimedean Screw. {1(7- NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed sole agent for the United States of America, of Smith's Patent Archimedean Screw Propeller, and is prepared to cnutract for licenses to use the same. Any information on this subject may ba had of him at 64 Tine street. RUSSELL STUROIS. Ne w York, March 1, 1842. al lm City Despatch Poet. 46 William street. Prixcisal Office Letters deposited before half past 8. half past 12, and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9,1 and 4 o'clock. Branch Offices ?Letters deposited before 7,11 and 2 o'clock, will be sent out ior delivery at 9,1 and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M.GRE1G Agent. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, April 13?6 P. 91. The stock market has been more heavy to-day, bnt prices have not generally varied much. Delaware and Hudson fell per cent; Farmers'Trust, J Illinois 6's improved 1 per cent; Ohio 6's 1 Long Island Harlem Mohawk 4. Sales of United State* 6 per cents payable in 1844, were made at 97, an improvement of 2 percent. Treasury notes were worse, selling at 1 a 1J discount. New York State 6 per cent stocks are rapidly improving?they have risen 5 per cent within twenty days. United States Bank notes are in demand to-day. The Branch of the Union Bank of Louisiana, at The. bedrauville, has been robbed of $40,600. Bills of thePascoag Bank, at Pascong Village, R. I. are not received at the Suffolk Bank. At Baltimore the Railroad orders are quoted at 59 cents on the dollar, and Virginia money 8 to 14 per cent discount. The affairs of the Virginia bank* are in a very desperate condition, and some of them may not be able to struggle on even until the time fixed by law for their re. turn to specie payments. The condition of the State treasury ii a heavy burden upon the banks. Its obligati ins are dishonored, and thconlv annarent means of nav ing the intereit on the State debt, ii a loan authorized by the Legislature to the extent of $300,000 how the money i* to be got tinder the circumstances it is diffi:ult to see In this state of things a Richmond paper asks?" Is Virginia, with a protested Treosu:> draft of $4, in a condition to refuse her quota of the land money V We do not see that a little pre-ent pecuniary embarrassment is any reason why the" Old Dominion" should compromise its highly rhirslrous character and descend to" robbing the exchequer" to raise means, instead of doing it in the legitimate way by taxation. Alabama is also in a dreadful condition. The amount due by the State this year, and to be paid by the banks, is $1,100,000. The capital debt falling due is $811,000- of this about $230,000 has already been anticipated by tha Huntsville and Decatur branches leaving about $800,000 to be met, besides $.">84 001 interest exclusive of that on theflebt redeems I. The sums due are as follows State Drir or Alabama, abd tuk IvTraesr thvrvob, fayabls bt the BaBKS ib 184* Anticipated Ut Montgomery. and James H. Hnllin, Commissioners of the Exchange urn! Banking c mpapy of New Orleans, and presenting a petition doIf iwc'n to by thpm, allying that Edward York*. lately residing in the city of New Orleans. is in<lpbf<<1 to the. Exchange and Banking Company of .New Orleans in thp sum of (dt-l.OM 10, and that hp concesls himself to avoid lining arretted; thereby committing an act o< bankruptcy within the meaning of the Act of Congress in such rale made and provided. It ii ordercl that n hearing thereon be had before tbia court on thp Sdth day of April next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. and that notice hpreof he published In two newspapers in this city, according to the S4th rale of thia court, at least twenty days before the day of hearing above mentioned Clark's Office, March Slat, 1842. (Signed.) THEO H. McCALF.B. Judge Cony Teste. N R. JENNINOI. Clerk U. B District Court. Thia, it will be seen, is a creditor application, and diacloses the fact, that the President of the Exchange Bank had borrowed mora than one-fourth part of the w hole capital paid up. which is $n4P,</70. The following is a statement of the aituation of the capital stock of this l-ank Nominal capital f3,noo,0<m Capital paid up 949 070 Total number of shares 30.000 Number of shares held in Louisiana 14.014 1 elsewhere i9m Total *30.000

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fcn bss?SB Tha iktrd held oat of the State were distributed follow* Coiled State* Bank of Fhilad. held, 2,i?8 Oirard, do do 1,381 Held in Pf.TerJ, 57# Virginia, 299 Kenturkjr, 2il lata ict oielta 100 Genaanr, to South Carolina, 2' Seat'and, Mobile 20 Fra?ee, 25 Teeneisee, 10 The following ia a return of the banki of South Caro. line, an the 23th February, 1941, and lit of April, 1942 Banai or Soitii CaaoLina. Km. 28, 1811, ann AeaiL 1 f'ttrudiry. Jlpril. _ Iamiu Specie. I. nana. Specie. Bank of S ale, 819,664 U9 69S 840 194 131 Branehat Coin mill, 747. *81 7,783 701 777 7,93-1 Camleo, 3i8 3i9 1 UJ 408 019 I HI Southweatrrn IU li d, 424 943 99 799 4-2 374 137.308 Plailtert'A Mrch. 991 HV2 179,477 925 939 193,993 C awn Bank. e?9,74t 66,194 811 971 ?4.o?7 Total, 4 229 Mi 453,271 4,170 271 497,874 Circ. Drift. Circ. Dept. BiakolSUI*. 779 U30 485 976 784,330 519,163 Brtnch at Columbia, 95 374 'JJJn SouthweaUrtTwail'.'d, 344 547 19Ml" 340 977 232,373 Planter*' and MtchY, _274JI8 079 59* '375 379 03 ,193 Union Bank. 22 676 178.621 '8.304 tBI ,889 Total. 1,424.041 1,174 723 1,415,949 1 311,897 By recapitulation, theae aggregate* giro the following reault* Feb. Mar. In* Df*. Loan*. 4,224.844 4.174.271 44.575 Specie 453 272 495 879 43,407 cSlioa, 1.424441 1 415,401 10,IM Deporita; 1,274 723 1311,897 37,174 Their exchange movement in aeen in the following table Jan- Ftb March. Dnmeatie bill*, 4*1,754 301,130 448.933 Foreign, *42 524 4l,6j8 174,704 449.035 645.763 23,842 The following in a table of the loana, exchange, circulation, and depositei, at different periods of the year Lsidiuo Fkatvbe* or the S. C. Bajiks. I fx)on*. Ejtc. Circ, Dept. Apiil, 1941, 4.169.26) 843.412 1,711 483 1,138.130 August. 4 331,342 29 ,3.7 1,638,44* 999,43* Oct 4.324 431 2(0,-50 1.325 9s5 1 470.469 Nor. 4,416 601 419.211 1.409 842 1.2.3 454 Jan. 1942, 4,218.987 465.085 1,514 767 1,257,933 Feb." 4,229 846 545,748 1.424,064 1,274,723 klar 31 4,174 271 623 641 1,415,909 1,311,897 The bank* of South Carolina, particularly thoae of Charleston, have to be rerycautioua in their movementa while atfairi in Georgia are in ao wretched a condition, a large amount of their aeaeti coniiiting of the paper of Georgia people. In South Carolina, aa in all other aectionaof the Union,bank capital has been and is redundant. That la to aay, tbe amount of money invested in bankingia greater than can be profitably employed. A bank can make money for its stockholders only in protion to the amount of depoiites which it hai, aad the amount of its credits which it can keep in circulation. These latter nerer can exceed the amount of coin which would hare been in circulation, had their crediti never existed, and in time* like the present the amount bears a very small 'proportion to the capital employed. Hence we find small dividends and a universal depreciation of hank stock in all parts of the country. The following are the present prices of the above mentioned hank* with their last dividends: Bc?t. C a/ntai. Stick par ral. Maikt price. Icait Jiv pr ehr. Stair Bk, 1,155,318 $100 70 $2 60 S.WRK, 1,888.191 _ 75 Union, 1,000,000 10 41 1 95 Pit* Me, 1,050.050 25 84,50 75 Tot*', $4,484 610 It ii very evident that money ean be better employed than in thl* manner. If the amount of capital were to be reduced one-half, and employed in lome productive way, not only would the remainder yield a better proiit, but the aggregate wealth of the country would be iacreaaed by the legitimate employment of the capital, and con*?quantly trade, which would give increaaed activity to the bank movement*. Bale* at the Stock (exchange. $8,000 U States 6's 1844 87 50 Canton 8,000 do 51'* I860 70 85 Mohawk 461 3,000 do 1845 82 74 do do thw46j 2000 Ohio 8'* 1860 82 20 do do 414 3000 do do (45 6t 100 Del Hudson 92> 1000 Corpe Bond* 79 60 do do 92J 5000 Illinois Bond* 16 25 do do 90J* 90 tsooe Indiana Strlg 3d* 18} 40 do do 92 8000 do Dollar Bds 19 165 do do 171 2000 do do athw 19 150 Harlem KR 8( 70*0 do (lo 18] 60 do do b30 6 1000 do do b30 18J 75 Long 111 RR 49i 16 State* Bank 03 249 do 49> SO I'tica Sclicuecl'y los iV.craon R R alO 46} 7 do do 123) leioiid Board. 1000 Indiana, >3 lsj 25 Del, *3 91 25 Delaware, 33 91, 25 Mohawk, 461 50 Mohawk, 110 461 1288 Indiana. *3 tsf State of Trade. The marketa have net beeu active for some day*. A*he>.?A few amall sales of Pots have been made at $6 25 a 375. nothing doing in I'earls. Cotton?800 bales Cotton taken yesterday. Flour?Canal flour sells by the hundred barrels, at $6|, though the demand is not great, yet it cannot be bought for less. No change iu Southern flour. Corn Jm scarce. No Southern in market, and North River yellow is worth 61 to 60 cents. Rye 66 to 89. The following sales took place at auction Porto Rico Sugar? 88 bhds Porto Rico Sugar, 4$ a 6 cents, 4 months over $100. Havana Sugar?40 boxes white Havana inferior. 7$ a 7}e, 90 days over $100. Porto Rico Molasses?32 hhds P 11 Molasses, sour, 13$ a 14 ents, 4 months. Smyrna Fruit?66 drums Sultana Raisins, 4$j40casks Currants, 3{ a 3$,cash. Under wardens inspection for account ol underwriters, for cash?Trieste Hemp, 40 bales Trieste Hetnn, 140 a 145. A small sale of Teas took pluce, with the following results. .Terms satisfactory notes to the aellers|at six months Youno Htion. 10 hilfrhests. Safe 10 r'o 33 T do 50 45 do withdrawn 10 do 49 14 do 35i 34 do Withdrawn S3 do 55 X do 46 5 chests, 36$ 26 do 441 Out* powder. 10 half chests, Sic 21 half chests, 43) 27 do 43j Imperial. 15 half chests, 43|C Oil Trails. There were imported into this country, in March 1641, ?o,yn gallons spurm. ?nn i,ioh guuons wiiaie on.? Intbe name mouth this year, the quantity was only 360 19-2 gallons sperm and'291 532 gallons whalu oil. Foreign Markets. IUumi, March 31.?Th?' Oglethorpe, with a cargo of Rice Irom Savannah, arrived on the 28th. The Waccamaw. Warrior and Catharine from Charleston, had arrived previously, and she was immediately followed by four other cargoes. Ol these, one has aula at Burials? quality very superior, leaving seven cargoes on hand We fear prices will decline a good deal with this large Collee is higher, a brisk demand having existed for Europe. We quote 8.} a (8. Mola.ses is selling at 1 rial. Sugai is without change. Exchange on New York one per cent discount. fllarrlnd. On Sunday afternoon, April 10th. by the Rev. James Harkness. Ai.krid Variais, to Eliza L Rioamocx, daughter of Charles Ridabuck, of this city. Died On Monday, April 11th, of consumption, in tho iSth year of her age, Miss Harriet Eliza, daughther of John and Eliza King. Hei friends and relatives, and those of the family,are respectfully invited to attend her luneral from the residence of her grandmother. Mrs. Richel Rykeman,No. 37 Charlton street,on Wednesday ulternoau, 13th instant, at 4 o'clock. On Monday, April, 11th, in the 27th year of her age, after a long illness,Cathf.rimc McDkrmott. The friends of the family ar y respectfully invited to attend her luneral, as also thoso those of her brothers, Hugh and John McDermott, this afternoon at four o'clock, from 360 Monroe street. Passengers Arrived. Lies.ne.ioi.?Packet ship Stephen Whitney?Mr anil Mrs Smith. 7 children and tservants; Mr Da .'iels.of IVnnsj Ivauia; Mr Curtis,Ohio; Mr Price, England; Mr Levi,Liverpool?144 in the s'eerege. New Orleans?Ship Trenton?J A Venial, S W Adams, Mrs D Pullinger? 49 in the steer.ye MoaiLg?Brig H -?l S T Jones k co? M W A Ih irbur?I C A k (4 T r.arson?l sal., ffir aan.l Waft *W HjHTP V DfinlrPlt As Hnkeosw a WtUh It Mallon?I .1 I Heath k ion?1 WBtrl n?9 Oaker k Robmaon?I B \1 Sherman k rn? 9 K C Kahinion k eo?9 w)!ft k t?-! A W K'cili vld?93 Wn d.J.hnton k co? 9 Jm linen?1 JatkaOb k Knbr ??4 Smith 'I hnrgar ken?I Thn? Uacielt?I Koreat k l)riiir,inond?13 O direr k Patfiaon?143 WilnamaoO fcco?9 Clark. Hnl V co?l Wolfe, Clark ken?5 W T Crook?9 Ailimi, Petric k co?I John Walton?8 W Banjami.it? I B Cnoley kec?I H I ard W B Band?t ThorOuru?1159 Ph*lp?. OoUar k co?1 T Mnea?50 WI hai.cer k co ?1 Fellow* fc Wadaworlh? 9 I. I Wyeth?1 JK Mitche'l?I 5ra-9 Kield k Kclh?gj.bnrnk Liti|r-1 Tiac/k Alleu?223 ,OD' R Hermit?9M7 ban 2IT bJle 400 In 51 ce 10 nalei to order. Bi bm'/da?Sehr ."ultana -171 h.ga r r. a I" Harmony k co? 309 liidciTS krgi arrowroot Middletnn kco. Domeiilc Importations, AraLaf Hiron?Hr'f Brotli?r??( Reported in yealerdat'e Hem'd)?97 ba'ra call, n \1r II ck ca?at i outer k e ?*o Jaa Holland? 33 Baratow k Pore ?1*4 J' liuon k co?34 do Utanlei lei lb r John Norti s?34 halei loonier CtltkLKiTOF?Brig Km,If?994 baiea cotton Smith. Milla k c, ?tl3 J Jeanneretl-234 tr? rice Vietor k Duckwi'f-tt bbla R"tx rt JoKjm*u?1 boi ayecie Mai rdl k co?3 S M inland? X 0 Croak kTowHor"*-' Mt H Hmhi.-i o rtbe fc now?I J T hi;v.* -I V,4- Ji ica Gietuway, Henry kco? 1 ca B*rr> Klrgk ei_igbb'a in order. OioicETona?Bui Juno?m Thomaaton, with lime, to muter. Schr Mary, Baker. 3 daya from Philadelphia, with coal, to muter Schr Sequel, Brown, 3 daya from Virgiria, with oyitera, to maater Schr Norlh Hampton, Lawaon, from York Rirer, oyatera.? 10th inat. off the Delaware, (poke achr Victory, tin York Hirer for N Haven. Below. Two ahipa, one bark, three briga. marine Correspondence. Orrica or thk Hhodk Isl ardeb, 1 Newport, April 11. 1843. Arr 10th, Helen, Fall Hirer for Wiacaaeet; Herald, NYoik far Providence, Sid tdii burg, Bolton: Helm, Wiacaaaet; Doria, and Leo, N York: Madiaou, Charreaton. The brig in the Weat Bay ia tire Busy, of aid for Warren, 30 daya I'm Malanasa. General Record. Letter 3aos for KwRors.?Tire packcla Baltimore for Havre, Virgiaian far Lirerpool, and Toronto for London, aall to-day. Their latter taga are at Oilpin'i Newa Room, in the Exchange. Whalemen. At Payta. Oct 14, L V Richmond, NB. 3 raoa, 38 hbla; 18th, Henry Aator, Nant 31 moa, 1050; Audlev Clark, Newport, It moa, 700; not 36, Magnolia, do. 34 mm, 1800 ap and 100 whale; Geo Porter, do, 34 m?a. L00- Co'urnbua, Nant 39 moa, 1000. Nile. NB. 7 moa. 70 wh; Vtonticello, Nam. 4 mog, 90 At Tomhex Nov 18. Ruarell. NR. Tmog, 300 36rh, Roman, do. 38 moa, 3400. Atara Sept 33. Pacific, NB. 13 moa. 400; Wat Wirt, FH. 39 moa,3400; Dec 13. Entrrprne, Nant. 12 moa, 408; Sept 3a. Cenatitutiou. do, 26 moa. 1850. A lett-r.lrom Ohio, or Nant. reporta off Callao Nor 94th, Z Coffin, Nant. 16 moa. 1700; H"pe, NB. l9moa, 1250; Lafayette, do,13 m a. 700. Pccahoutaa, H Hole, 14 moa, 700; J Maury, salem, 8 moa, 240. Spoken. S K G'orer, 6 daya from Ocraccck far Point Petre, Guad, lat 62 60, Ion 35 Henry,froaa Mobile for New York, March 31, lat 34 30, lrn 83 10. Meteka, from Mobile for Liverpool. April 5th, off Savannah. Foreign Porta. Halifax, Mar 96?Arr William, Wilmington NC;S7lh, Ambuaador, Alexandria. CJd 26ih. i'eaier,NTOrieana. Arr30lh, Peru, Philadelphia: Aprils Reindeer, New Orleana; College, Frederiekahurg; 8d, Meridian, New York; 4:h. Humming Bird, Baltimore; Woodlanile, Philadelpki.; Fame, N York; 7th, Romulna. Savannah noiiit uci is?iu port, ivodi tumoru, im ooston, dug. cinltMl outti Porta. Kajtport. April 4?Arr Challenge, NYork, and Bailed for St John NB. Adr Ionia, for Wilmington I).7th. FRAPKroRT, April 2?Arr Spat tan. Malar./.an. Pittiton, April 7?Sid Fro-not, Baltimore Portsmouth. April ?Arr rianet, Rappahann-ck for Bath, and remains with those reptd 7th NEwbTRrroRT, Aptil 9?' Id Wm Schroedtr. Porto Rico; John Caakie, (new bark, 312 tens) Rotterdam, via City Point V*. Salem, April 9?Cld Montana, NYork. Boston. a jr il 11?Cld Pico, Cronstndt; Abbot Lawrence, N Y rk. Cld 9th, Wakens, Newcastle Me. to load ice NOrlcana; Token, Baltimore; J Cooley Co, NYork. Gloucester April 7?Air Jane, Beverly, bound S. Plymouth, April 7?Air Malvma, from Potto Rico, via Char'eiton Dartmouth, April 7?Arr Enterprise. Norfolk. Naytucret, April 7?Sid Louisa, Baltimore. Edoartow/s. April 6?Sid Mary Ann, Norfolk for Thomaiton; Sherer, NYork fordo; Dori Camden for NYork. Providence, April 9?9ld Saml Henry. Folly Landing. 10th ?Below.a topsail ichr.t beating up Sailed, wind NE. freah, America, Elliworth; Charleston Packet, Philadelphia; Willard and Thoi W 1 horn, NYork Nkwaiir, Aptil 7?Cld Natchez. Bordeaux. Philadelphia, April 12? ArrHylaa, Bucks; ort; Sarah Loni?a, Cienfuegoe; A Marshall, NYotk; Albany, do. Cldd J W Cater, St Thomas; Ella,do; Benj Franklin, do; J Rusting, Providence. Baltimore, April 10?Ait Port Leon, Tones PR; Hamilton, (Br) Beruiuda. Below, Wm Peun, Montevideo. Cld Wave, Boston. SI.i Grace Brown, Amsterdam; Srnmas, NOrleane; Sun, Kingst-n Jam; Ida, Boston; Shy look, Two Tellies and Swallow, NYork; Delphi, Portsmouth NH; Gallant Mary, MayagmzRichmond, April 7?Arr A Higby, NYork; Eliza. Portland. Sl.l Richmond, NYork. Sid 8lh. S-adrift. Boston; Narragansrtt. do; Danl Francis, do; Koeeita. NBedf rd. NosroLK. April 7?Arr Hope A Susan, Nanlneket; 6th. Leonids*, NY'oik la Hampton Roads, Wi lis Putnam, tin Mayag"?z. 811 Empire. NYork; Ann Rebecca. W Indira Washirotoy.NC. Mar 29?Arr Hspe, Norfol1-; Bri'liant,N York; Baron, dt: 30th. Sarah, do; 21st. Ann StiUr, do; April 1. Pnmfret. Jamaica; 2d, Cashier, CIJ lit, Sarah It Abigail, NYork; Huron, Boeton; 2d. Sophia. NYork;3d,Thos It Nancy, do; lib, Anaconda, uo; Two Brothers.do. Charleston, April 7?Arr C tllae, NewOrleans for NYork, leaky; Sauun, St Thomas CI t Romulus, Liverpool. Sid Elizabeth do; Warsaw, Havre; Persia, do; Carthage, St Petersburg: Laptn, Senegal, Africa; Tom Paine, NOrleaus; Chapman, do; A* sou. NYork; Lelaud. Boston; Hope Howes, West Indies; Merchant. do; Roanoke, Havana Sid Ith, Ttmperance, Boston. Arr Ith, Planet, Portsmouth. Cld Fortanx, (Danish) Co*enhagen Georiietown, 8C?Cld Juno, NYork. Savannah. April i?Cld Victory, Proi idencc; Larch, New Y'ork Sid FrHicrs.Liverpoo'; Nelson Village, do; Mary Ann, (Br) Porlo Rico; Philum. New York; Wilson Fuller, do; Only Daugh'er,do; Borneo, Wilmington; Lecnida*. Boston; Ann A Parker, Havana. Arr 7th, Aurtlius, Liverpool. Cl.l Gleugsr ry, do. St Mary'.G.v April 2? Arr Wm Crawford, NYork. Port Leon, Mar98?Arr Timoleon, New York. Cld Mary Hammond, Charlctr n Apalachicola, Mar SI?Arr I Ith, M irilm Weshingtcn, N York; Hor.di tu.do; Ci ledums, do: Republic. NOrleans; 2ist, Abba Thula,do; Manhsttan, NYork; 231, Alabama, do. Cld 21st.Pioneer. Boston; 22d, Mary Penncll. Portsmoulh; 2sth, Robert Isaacs. Liverpool; 26th. Caroline E Piatt, NYork. In port?Ships Harbinger, Marl ha Wa hingtoa, and Flori lian, |dg for NYork; Caltdoma. >m do, wig; Nile, and Frances Ann, laten, Elizabeth (Br) do for Liverpool; Eagle. (Br) and Robt Buru*. fm do. wig. Monn.r, April S?Cld Louisiana, NYork. Arr Virginia, Liverpool, Mubile, N York, t Id 11, Commerce. Maritillet. Arr Arcadia, PorUmouih Km; riatina. Button. N t* OnLKa.u. April g?Cld Creole Havre; John k Rob- rt. Royal William, a d Rocking bam, Liverpool; Niagara New Yoik; Long Inland Richmond: Oellio, Havana Arr Tyrone. Havre: George* Thomaaton; Republic Apalaehicol*; Georgiana, NYork; Peru B dinner Henry. Matagorda; Ann Maria, 'ampeachy. Cld I?*, Sea.Liverpool; William Ladd, Boeton; Watchman. Matamorai;Orator, Mobile. ArrHope, Liverp'l; Mimcow, Vi ilh, and Barnngtm, Boiton; Aeder Stockholm.? C"Id Mar S', Ontario. Lirerp>ol; Parthenon, do; Sw eden. Havre; Elira Keith Hull; Vi kthurg, NYork; Voltaire, do; Uianlo, Hartlord Arr Loretlo, NYork; Virginia, Barbadoia; Larkiu Snow, Thnma*ton POHTUC51JKSK FEMALE PILLS I'HESK far-famed and olebrated ptlli, from Portugal, aw w* perceive, to be obtained in tin* country See *dv*r liter,lent on the I art rolurnnof fourth once. fetlra'it t 1 It K A I) ?Li iS t ?t in Monday tnorninApril O 1 VJU ll h.tSG hetwem No. 175 Broadway and the Ba-ik of New Yoik. oue f It PLEASANT EXCURSION-A aail acroaa tha Hudaonto Hohokrn, and a atrnil along i(* romantic rhirra, canuot now fail .O yield much latiaf-c'ioo to the admirera of the beautiea oi ua'ure, and to thoae who may require, after being pent up for the winter in a cro-vdtd city, freah air and aome relataiion. Tne eiteiaire grounda of this lore y ap t, ao 11 berally thrown opeu to he public, are now decked in til the liirurnnt fr>atuieaa of an early apring. Thia beyond doubi it the moat agreeable excuraioa that can be made at tint aeaaou. alt Im r A MAN WANTED?One who ia acquainted with gerdrn~ underataoda the care of horaea, ia wanted to go into tbe country about airly i ilea from the city; he anuat be anher, active induatri, ua, williug to turn hi* band at every tiling about the i renuaeg of a gentleman. A man of Ihia dce?r:ptKn,o. mid.le age prefer,?d, will find a good and pertna, neut aalualioa on application to WM AY,MAR It CQ. to Somh at. R llj* "T^ n ^"^P'TRD?A atock of aaleahle mer M. chandiae,togelherwilh the Brturea and leaae ot premier*, in asoed hutineia location, to the amount of about tVrae thou and dollara. will be rreh*cged for productive real eat ate in ihiecityor Brook yn. If applied for immediately at w Canal alreet an itr 1r X A iT^lTiereWijTbeanir e 11 iuT>oda fop the aprinft trada. never at yeiprraent'd to the public, bath at regarda the iiaality and c*>eapueae of the articiea The aeiortinen'eoniia'a the Following The celehratrd BILK HAT. CALLED CAPOTTE D'ORLEANS aa worn by La Durheeee d'Orleana. of France; SHED SILK ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL S I'YLE?and Lawn Halt do do?an entire utw at] la of Halt called "MODINE CAPOTTEK EI.SSI EU COTTAGES." Paria'aa and Enliih FANCY 8T2AW8, e.f the #uf?t failure. in great vwirty. The prourielre e reep-etfully lolici the iadiet to favor her with a call aud riunie he elegint a. d ranrdatock of Millinery for themaelvea. before they pu'ch??-elirrvhere.a* it will be a (treat eat tog to them in price and a great advantage ai retard* tne variety auo quality f the (nod*. MISS H. KING, Mag-ziae de Mode*, aUlm'r j?3| Broadway. I)R. FAWCETT, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS of London and Edinburgh, aud of the Medical Colli ge of Pliiladel|ihia,coiifi jea hi* prac'ice to a reject branch ol lu? pro free ion. Nout empta dolore voluplua Dr. w i* encouraged by the uoifo m auccea* attending hi* ode of treatment in the cure of venereal. glreu. itricture*, eeininal weakuei* and mercurial affect una, together with all llioie other bad aymplomi which undermine the c trratiee n conititutional or a- rvoue debility afford* very fiteilire observation*ou (eiual d?bilitv ??u.inal weakneae, and impoteury b-ought on bydel'ieive liahit*? all ita attendant mptomi phieiol g cally riplained. Thi* work can be obtained at hia office, |M h ultou it. where the D ictor can be cnnitilted at ill houra ot the day and night. Letter* poat paid will no eive immediate attention. *13 lm'i DR. F. FELIX GOURAUD'S" POUDRES SUBTILES. FOR ERADICATING HUMAN SUPERFLOUS HAIR. rPHE shore preparation ha* received the itamp of public ap1 probation rorxomr yiarn plat, e* the inoit nafe.ipcedy and r ffrciual remedy ever Uncovered Cor the com )lete eradication of human har, Whlttier it Guild?Hallowell, F Hcanuon. Rhode Island?Providence, Charles Over, jr, Westminster steeet, Ohio?Columbus, Biuumvr Clark. New Jersey?T Seabrook. Princeton. every bnu|*rior tables, and the second lour excellent alleys. Ki".h saloon has the advantage of a fine light ani plenty of room, aud is furnished in the most superior *t? le Indeed, no paius nor rxpense have been spared to pl ire The Kremlin upvn a footing, in point of attractianv. of the most inviting respeclavility. T he proprietors, in inviting gentlemen to visit their establishment, beg to assure them that especial regard will he had to their accommodation, and no r ipe.isr will be spared to gire satisfaction, and make ttnm perfectly "at home." BEN WlLhOS, formerly jiroptielor of the Montgomery Hall, Montgo.sery, Ala. GEO. A- 'lliOMAs. late book keeper at the ?ttor House. TO BE LET?The store 111 Broadway, adjoining Trinity church vard.suitable for aay business, i td favorably known as an o;d and popular stand Alto, twelve or fourteen furushed apartments, for single gentlemen, which will he let by the m mill or otherwise. There is a dining s iru irom in* lamai r men panerna, will b? opened for inapeetiou on Thurwday, April 14th. I8U at the cheaiwat kin: moil f.iahionable Bonnet Store iu New York, 8I( Bowery. enmpri in* a general ai d moat legint aeaortment o! the latnt atyle of Bonnet*, ae now worn in Pari*, ad per cent below uaual price*. A motl auperior *to*n a large lot of French lawn H?t?, neatly made only SJ.50 e*ch. The atieotiou of the pa'roin rf thi* ratabliihment i* reapeetfully incited. N B Show Room upatai a all 3m IMPORTANT N(ITU K M..rt MuRTIMKK It I HUNT (late Storr A Mortimer.) hec to announce their determination nf immediately doling their eatrblirhmant in thii eountiy?in doitg which thry reapeetfully iuri.e the public to an in?pectiOn of their eitenaire *toct of Jewelry. I'late, Dated Good*, Ac which tneT hare instructed their a;eut to dii|>aa? of at prune coit, and in ri ry many INN at a gree t M crince. Thi* notice i* well worthy a tention, a* the ttock will praitirely be diapeard of without reaerrc. All peraom ha ring any claim agan at Meaara. Mortimer A Hunt will pleiac to tend an account of the name to No 341 Brnadw ?y. for raamn atim and liquidate and all prracn* ludrbud to the firm are r?(j leated in pay the aamt t ere a*r ar ly a* cmrenient. N. B ?The hotiae to be let from the tat Mar nert. alfl I w* THtrLADIES op I'll KM K FASHION i ARK INFORMED thai a few ca*e* of tve entirely new and iyaiitifal article d WEARING APPAHKL call td the "Neipolilao Bonnrl," hare breu receired at Mn. HKS8AL.L'", No. 5T7 Broid way. and Mr* PRATT'S, le ladira who arr deair ?'.a of pOMMaiug an almoat exclusive article, muat make early application a* above. They need but lie acru I to be recommended aud the priee it fiaed at *e rearonable a rate that n lady who d-tireaauch an article will liiaiiale to I aelerl one a> Iw* i tjELLIN'J OK^-SftSKi' k h Mitel'WON -i Hudaontt 1 are telling otf their entire alork ol dry good*, at and leat than Coat. All therefore who are in want of dry good*, can obtain them of u? mneh leaa than at any other place in the city, it il our object to aell our entire atock be lore the firat of May. NOTICE?'The enpnrtnerahipherelnfnre eiiatiag under the firm of SHARP A FERGUSON, ia thia day diatolv.d by mulual content. All thoae harini claim* again*! and fl m ar* reijueeted toprraent the aame for pay went, and all iudrhtrd to make payment of the tame to eiti.er of the und'rtigned. "I Hudeonalaeet. New York, April ?th, 1844. ROBERT SHARP. JAMES FERGUSON, FOH HAVHF?The eery aopenor c..purred md lUfy CO .per fastened French b.-k iXfTIIOCfK, Cnirt. jMiSb Le tlraud, to l>r dremteliod L Hi _'.il..r (loiuinr r. i ?l Li u* ?RVThe .plead,d well known packet elpp MKMp?!ls. JMNnt'Wi'iii Kni(KI. h?iu| litely errifrij from Lirirpool in a very ahort pnenge, will meet with ouick Jt?patch for the above p?rt. Thie ?lnp offer* an excellint conveyance for eebin, gl cabin and eteerage paneengera, v?li will betaken el moderate rrlre. Apply to trie Cm Union bonid lli* chip at Crleaua aharl.l'oot of VVall (tract, or to JOHN HKHDVIAN. tl Southet. Thoee wielunc lo *erd f r their friend*,redding in CiraatBritainaiid Irelaud, can avail thrmrelvr* of having ibrin brought outbyeiihrr of he above ibi| e, nr any ebip nl'iLr hue. and Brati? can aieo be taruiehed, payable throughout the United Kingdom, by applying a* bore al'lr Ami TO Kr.NT?A Dwelling Houae and tiardm, ihree MM in 'lea from the city and fir* tsiuutc* walk Iroin tic JCHLUudiug at Bull'e Kerry,on the border* of the Hudei n riri r?a moet i htrmmgeitii tiou The hou*e hr* li r room*, with tbrrc fire piece* n. wly fiipihed; thegaiden fence are all D,.l,.ir,?,i.?i.i.i.LM..?r .1....1.1...; .iiAf>.t..n... the house, rent very low?lha steamer Boston run* lo the landing For paitirul ir? enquire of JOHN PONLON, ou the pmnise*. Lagrange Place, Bull's Kerry, New Jereey. al3 kt'r MCOUNTKY KftslDENC? TO LET-A pltaiaat ly *itu*la?. 1 50 CfgCuM, 37 Sloue Ware, Dining Service, 112 piece* 1100 Kreneh or Kng. Poicelain tea ??l?, 21 i.i?C8? 4 00 CUT OLASH. Octagon dilhei. belt quality, I inch, pr pair I 00 do d) do do I 10 do do l# do do 4 oo Dccantere, the ?et of4 front I 50 Ore-n Hock (ilmiei, per don. 2 25 Cut Wir.ee from 1 50 per doten Uu'Fluted Tomhlern 3 00 do Lemcnader. handled, 2 25 do llonaekrepert, take care dhia Int. and make your purchaeeri at 8 Aetor Home; the a.vihg you ill make by BO doing inuet be t teible to all u|a>u reading the above. Table Cutlery? Thie ie aleo the tbeapeet (tore for fine Table Cutlery, in >ete or dotene mil lm" R. SIMPSON.8 Aeter Hnnee. K A LAO.VI HSfc PAINT.?'I'ne Kaleoinine Paint having l*n severely leeled inline city during the winter montlie, the paienteee can recommend it with renewed confidence to the public. The numeroue epecimeue of Kaleomioe Paint now mating in New Vork, rendera an cuume ation of ita ad vntagea .upertluoue airoug the moat protniuenl are the following Kaleomine Colore are mire permanent, more luminona and agire-ihle to the eye thin oil colore They are applied without itceaamning any offenaive ainell or iajurioiia effect upon health, and drying in a few boura. Kaleomine paint inay, if properly applied, be wtehed when eeiled, according to directione in tlieeircular. Ordert receired and punctually attended to at the KALSO VI1NB PAINT UKPOT, fehg'Sm* 384 Broadway.corner Franklin. FOR THE FACE AND SKIN. A MONO t'.e many and yarioua Coimetici that ire offered o the public for b-au'ifyiug the complexion, ard rrmovi.,ij -very eruption from the l?ce, none cau be eo cor fi lently rei inmeud d aa Ckurch'e Vegetable Loti-n It impaMa a delicate em o hoeae to the pure* a profriit'Uial m n, and a man of skill in hit prole* hop, tokuAw win n and how t give those aicdieircs, it e iually as obvious to men ol minds. I hope, therefore, that re itlemm reijuiring medical aid will not give ear to all the fooluh tttifT which they map see in the shape of adrertiiement*. hut they wdl call upon me, at No. ?l Broad striet, where they shall (lave a full history rf their case. I feel confident that not a r* I let t will Wave my office without be i.ig entirely tat i- fiej that Ihere is at leas one regular bred (hyaitnn who Ins eoDilricended to place hitr tell among the field of Quackt. My orf.een a, .1 Broad, eoruer Stone tl. t rROVOST other offices on the North Hirer will hereafter be made up at the offiee ?t do cloek A. M. '1 he creat Nsrthtrn Mail will close aa usual al SI P. M. e JOHN LOHIMKH (JRAHAM P.M. Tstt PrtS.-e, New York, April u, ai3 lne A MUM SalM. BY THOMAS BluZ i SierraA'. s.ti*1nn undlll Purentlrttll-) "WEDNESDAY. A' I0| o'clock at the raw* room. fir'endij wl Kit-nei'e Hale of furniture? conaie'iu; of beautiful aecoud hand hoaae hearing article*, partly lew. Ai II o'clock. Cabinet F'iroi'Mrc. by catalogue, at the la'gc atoreOT Anti atrcet, formerly the Epiaeifial ft* eta, the moat entein'id a'ock ofcitVmad. 2 ap'en.lid marble top aidtboarde, 3 aela of ti e liclieat k'lidof marble laatre giruu lo'ea ajrl I unpt. coat frcin I'.5 to $*350.2beautiful Wi'lon eart>ete, ruga, matte. Ac Alan, s very li indaome dainaak couchea, aud aftarwarda oue aet ot ixteuaiuu lablta. Alio, a apleucid roeewrnd pianoforte. THURSDAY. At 10) o'clock, at 63 Greenwich at. Elegant Furniture?comiriaingiheuiual variety of evctllent parlor, bed rooui and other furniture ot a geuterl family; ex enllent ca-peta. chaira. tablea aolebo irilt. aofaa bueeaua, looking gl ware, b?da, bcJvleada. heddiug. china, glaaa ware, aud the uaiul variety of really good houickeeping aiticlea, iu all ihair deparlirea a iu good or Jer; kitchen uteuaila, ike. It la deem ed unneccaearv to give fnrih r ptrliculara. Alao, an iuvoiceof hplend|il^ainliuga. Valuable Furniture?At 10) o'clock, at No. 7 Beaver ltrvet. will Im told, tlic excellent furniture, of one or our oldest housekeepers, lately derearcd. Als at 10 o'clock at the store of Malcolm tk Tombs, corner of .Nassau and John strce'l, the balance of stock of a merchant tailor's establishment. Also, the elegant couutere, kins aid show cases, iron safe, de-k'.kc doming, trimmings, Loudon cloths, cassimeres, rrsiii.g-.ktc. H. E. Riell, Anctioneer. BV RIELL k ARCULARIU8. THURSDAY, April 14th, Alio o'clock, at the cor. Broai wa> and White st.. Elegant Furniture?coniitting of brussels and iut run carpet, mahngauy French chairs, marble top, center and pier tables, I'liuiu CO card do, riclidimask window curtains, two large French plate, pier glas >s, sofas, ottomans, 'tirana. couches, girandoles, oilcloths, mahogany withstands, dressing bureaus, inaoeg'iiy Frcuch bedste.uis, brdi, beildi ,g, tab e cutlery, ail versp'MMis, China glue ware tkc.; togeth'r wiih a large quantily of kitchen and cookmg utensils, with which iha sale will co nmruee. Also, two elrgant piano fortei. Catalogu a ready ?n the morning of sele; alg BP's'r AUCTION NO I ICE ?The lagant Furniture ti be sold at auction on Wednesd if, at US and 8} Ann street ml 115 Falton st. will be ready for examination on Tuesday, after 11 o'clock all 31 TIIOS. BELL, Auc'ioneer. Auction notice.?The Kiegaat fnraikps toWwH on Wedueaday, at 10) o'clock, in the Store, tit Ann st, is now ready for examination, aistt THOMAS BELL. Aiiction'er Auction no nek.?riell l arat, containiny un iron *afe, and accompinied by aipecial mearenyer. who** berth ie in the other, for the puryre of safety and lecurity to money and valuable parcel*, aud tlieaeroinmodation of their patrons They a'*o make up an Express Mail for Letters, which closes at No. 3 Wall street, at 41 o'clock, P. M thereby giving the busiuesa commuaity tiie advantage of mailing letters one hour and a halt later than at the Oeneral Poat Office, aud also of *u immediate delivery on iLotr rival. Parcel* and letters received at 3 Wall itreet until 41 o clock, P. M aud on board until the momrnt of start iny. Oilier in Albany, li Exchange; office inTroy.iSS River at.; office iu New York, 3 Wallat. mao iin HARNDEN CO. POMKR^Y CO-'S ALBANY, BUFFAL02k CHICAGO EXPRESS. W3B. 4Wt The subscriber* are now running a ttfultr Express werUir Railroads inandfrom Albany and Buffalo aud the iutermedl ate places, for FORWARDING, at low rates, with the utmost spend, rrglarity and safely, choice Goods, Specie, Bank ;Notes, Import a lit Papers aud Valuable Packages; w?tl to the negotiation?transfer, collection r peymcnt ol Bills of Exchange, Notei, Drafts, Aceeotenee*. Accounts, tkc. at reasonable per cent-ige; eiccute orders for the purchase er sale of Merchandise, Produce and manufactured articles of every de scriiuiou, i? rsonallv, in?he towt.s on their route, tbrf ugh Messrs HAHNDKN 6L CO 'S EXPRESS to New Vork a? d Boston, and Messrs HAWLEY fc CO.v8 EXPRESS to and from Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago and intermediate places?forming at onre ths most direct, speedv and perfec4 communicaticn to and from the eastern and western I cities, for the negotiation aid transaction of aM mercantile and I professional business, remittances, etch xn^c*. *c. SSermau, \.D. Patchin, Noah Lee. jamea Taylor, Theodore Olcott, Albany. Agenriea-Burnett. Bicku* fc Hawlev. Utica: T. A. Pmilh, Syraruie; A. Q Smith, Auhurn J. Fargo, Geneva; J. Shepherd, Canaiidaigua; David Hoyt, Rochester, Jn?. Mcl(r"Rl?r, Lockport; J. A. Ciark, Batavia; Thnma* Bloeiom, Butfalj. POMEROY k CO. No. 6 Exchange Building* .Albany, all 3 Wall elreet New York. IMPORTANT TO WESTKRN MERCHANTS. RELIANCE PORTABLE IRON BOAT LINE-For tlie Transportation ol G ml* between Pliilade'phu anil Pittsburg Thin improvement in trinaport Uion afford* to weatern mrri haiita peculiar advantage*. The good* beiof carefully packed in the boat* at our warehoaae. No 385 Market etreet, are carried over the Columbia and Portage Railwaye without trauahipment Carerul (ap'aina and crew* are employed, who fake charge of th* good* at PhiladelJhia, and cootluu* with tbe-n the entire route, thua avoiding delaya and the liability of lota being aeparatcd oi tua way. N. B ?t'aaaengera forwarded to Pitla^urgh every day Sundaya excepted, H STOKES, Agent, alUm* m 7 Wa?hin*ton a'reet. ^ast FOR ALB ANV AN D TROY, landing at .-ri*the intermediale plaoe* The aplendnt, low 3C Stramhaot SWALLOW, Captain A. McLean, will leave the fool of Oourtlandt afreet thia (Wetneaday) altern mn. April I3ht, at five o'clock. The BE WITT CLINTON, Cap'. H- Hoe, to-morrow, (Thuraday)altrmoon, will leave aa abeve. The above boata ar?- furnhhed with elegant atate romna. and for accommodation* are unnvallaid. ai.lt 0m PEOPLE'S LINK FOR AUKANI *U mind, in all the principal tnwna of If. eat Dutam and Ireland by apply ing aa aboae. ?!3t tfA ail- LONDON?Packet of th- ao'li April?The rlffv ".t .lai. packet ah,p WB9TMIN8TKR.Captain iS&XLMoore, will aail at ahore. her regular day bor parrage in cat.in, aacond crbio or alierage, having excellent ac* eommotUliona,apply |?RD MA N. It prrrt >r.W ultLr.A >??Louieiana aun ,v? York Line?Poaitirely b'iret H'gultr Packet?To UE;Q?aail IStli April?Thafaat aailina packet alup LOU ISVILLK, Captain Hunt, will poaitivrly rail aa abora. h-r r*Kr*fre*ght or paaaoye.having aplendid furniahed ?rommodationa apply on board, at Orlcna wharf, font of Wall at or to tiona.aip y R COLLINS k CO. M Mouth at. fireat care will betaken to hare the gooda by thia (id. correctly mraaured. Agrnta in New Orleana. Hullin k Woodruff, who will rromptiy forward all moda to their addreaa The packet ahip HUN TSVILLK, Captaia Mum nrd .will alien ed the Louiarille, and aail the Mth April, her regular day a!4r ij KOR v I TliU ilAt?I lie upe.riiir f.-m aailiug wMvW'ebe MARTHA. Deale, maater. will aail for liie IHIbabi ii' portahould paaaengera offer. b'..r freight or paaaagc having excellent accommodationr, apply' to a? A, WKNDKLL, ?o Souterl. PA3P- Hilt SAI.b.?'The fait failing, Al,i >t>par?d ami M-X*VcoTT'r r??tened tliip VENIt;*., burthen fct7t?oa, or JVhfaKaatitui 7000 barrel*. Thia ahip waa built in I'hi'aeel I 1*33,IU the in lit faithful in t line r, an avlled on ihe storUe, and coppered wi.h beaay copper, on which aha Im? juit performed a a. ?sNorfolk AMUaaWU. PUIK THBATUK. THIS EVENING A;?i' 11 -The perforaiaMu will eomnienc wilfc WEST END. Sir in Datenlry, Mr PWi.1* Terry Ardent, W R lil.kr Karl ofBUuni re, Cl i k Sup, W, liippeudato I. uly Wm Uarenii ut, Mul Cuihin in Noran O C'nnn.r Miaa 5 Ctuhm in __ _ "J"" r,,r-tlude with BROTHER AND SISTER, Dun Sylrio dt 1* 1 ire?, Pi unii I Don Chrutnral, Chippendale r.icheco, I'laiide I il.rtnko, Bel amy. Aratha Miea Crnhman. 1C aiUtlir, Mr? Verueu Admieeion?Bmee ?l P t SO emu Gallery ?S ccrla CHATHAM THRtTlS T111S KVENINO, April 13-The performance will coinnmce with DAMON fc PVTHIAS. Damon. Mr J H. Kir by Ptlhiia. Thome Heruiinue. Tl.orna Calanlhe, Mm Veatayer After ffhitl Maitrr Won), will appear in faro rite Dance. To be fol'owed by lha Karee of CROSSING THE LINEWr.uver nan, Mr. HidA Kj telle Ac Burgh, Mua Mcatayir. T? conclude wil> KOULAN SLATE. j Cato Mr Wood mar*. Mm! Wood i D* old. Mr and Mr*. LOAD, from the Cheat nut Theatre, Philadelphia, will sum a variety of COMIC SONUS and DUETTS. LA PETITE CELESTE, the rh.irti.iug dancer, m various odtnired Dances. A apleiwttu dj?plavof the ITALIA V FANTOCINI. Mr. T. H WtflTE will nitreduee hi* INDIAN GAMES. FALLS OF NIAGARA willi real w;itrr ALBINO LADY. PauematieRml Road, kaucy 1 *rp'? mndrrute Opm day ?o?! gvtnittg. tl iDl* FULLKR'S GYMNASIUM. TO THOBK WHO VALUK IIKALTH.?The Urmae num. IIUS Grrrne street, near Bleacher, u now opam dailv. Iq addition to the regular eiereiiri of the Uyma* lum. there are .tt iched lor eieretae and atnuaement, a BowF ing Alley, Quoit Ground. Piaiol Target, with a large opea pare for running sud jumping, and other out-door leaercisas which render thia establishment. aa a gymnasium, superior to all others Gentlemen anhscrihing hare the pririlrgeof eiercmng at tlao Branch mnaaium,!? Ann at, where there isorary impleaMat necessary for in-door riercise Sparring taught as asual Keucing alao. by an eminent rrsfrseor, at such time as to salt apiificente. in >ccordeiH-e with the liaise. Terms of realty subscription hare been reilneedjo $10. mgggW* PIANO FORTES. OOUTHh.lt N Dk.AI.klRS and purchasers generally will to fmd it 10 tliei r advantage to call and er iraine a choice aa ortmentof the shore ar'icle, eo'npnaiug a rariety of I and Si ociarea. of roiewond and mahoganr, with grand actios, acroll at ind?, and erery modern unprorrmeat. Those instramcnts are warranted to be rh? wmldfire pneatrIrgaoug and also mtruc i'?u in two or three ackrolg. flhe dorf not .ret'i il to make gooH writert in tiro or eren three lereinn, but h? pr* br j roper at tent lenawd atieiMlir court* of t'loroueh pmciiOf to give tier pifrone ptnfft litiiractnn. The hem Of r'/rrrorra firm to rapaSiiity, reape ,-tability, kc'x ime ??1 Ir td t hoi 273 upptr Pott Ofllce, will meet with imriT'l air attention ___________ _ 1 Oii-tM27ih Vtmrcu, One fair (i*M ptftaelw. TV f# fiiWer?h4llrrctiTt Two Pol lag reward, at*d a .JusitioiM 1 k'll Apply t? Pi MVR MW^I|,UOfle#Nn i '400,(H|O lift \orrnu Acgnri, T ANPKD from t rig Ohio, from Havan*, of unpen ?r M RADRH tl "Ham II It KM I I T A K "f $I0 W' at rerfIT I) b? fnraiahrd them. *12 I w'c

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P 0 S T S C R I P T. Wuklngion. |Corrrspoodruce ol the Herald.) Wahhikotom, April 11, 1^12 Proceedings In the Senate?Contul to lllo? Custom (louse Co murlssloners?The Apportionment Bill. In the Senate this morning, Mr Evani' preseuted a joint resolution from the Legislature of Maine, in relation to the trade of the IT. States with the Hritish West India and North American Colonies, complaining oi the restrictions on the same. The question between this country and ireat Jfitain respecting this trade, was settled in I? that the atock may be tramferahle by delivery of the certificate, initead of beimg atugnebU on the beok* of the Treaiury. After a brief discussion the question was taken on Mr- Benton's amendment to strike out the 3rd section, and resulted, yeas 20, nays 1!>, as follows: Taa*?Allen, Bagby, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clayton, Fnlton, King, Linn, McRoberti, Sevier, Smith, of Connecticut, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Wilcox, William*, Woodbury .Wright, and Young? 20. Nir*?Archer, Bate*, Berrien, Choate, Crittenden, Evan*, Graham. Mangum, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Freeton, Rive*, Simmon*, Smith, of Indiana, Southard, Sprague, Tallmadge, and White?10. AIr Smiih, of Connecticut, addressed the Senate for about two hours in opposition to the bill, when it was ordered to he engrossed for a third reading without a division. A lelteT from Mr Prentias, one of the Senators from Vermont, resigned his seat was then read, and the Senate adjourned. It has been stated in some of the papers that Mr. Baretow, of Massachusetts, is to he appointed Consul to Rio This is a mistake. The President, it is understood, does not intend to remove Slocum. The Senate entertained the opinion that the n >rn 1QI11IOII SOU coiiiii llimu'li in L until uiiuuiku hi commission of Slecum, and ihe matter was reform! to a commuter, which has not yet reported. The President holds a different op.ntoii, and in this he seems to be sustained by a decision of the Supreme Court. Ttie Couit decided, in the case of Marbury against Madison, that an appointment was not complete until the commission was not only signed but delivered. The elder Adams, near the clone of his Presidential term, had appointed, and the Senate had confirmed, Mr- Marbury as a Justice of Peace for the District of Columbia. The coinmi.-ston was signed by Mr. Adams, but not delivered When Mr. Jefiersoa came in as President in IStOl he di rected his Secretary of State not to d-liver the commission. Marbury brought a suit against Mr. Madison to compel the delivery, and the Court decided against the plaintiff. The cases are not parallel, to be sure; hut as an appointment is not complete until the commission is delivered, the incumbent ol course is not removed until the successor is appointed. Po well's commission was not signed, lie was not appointed, according to the decision of the Court, therefore the commission of ?iocum holds good. Gov Poindexter's report on the New York Cus torn House is now complete in the hands of the Secretary of the Treasury. Whether it shall he published, in full or in part, or w hether its suggestions shall be adopted in the regulation of the Custom House, without giving the report publicity at uli, will be for the President, in the exercise of a sound discretion, to determine. A call has h- en made l>y both branches of Congress upon the Secretary for the report, hut it is difficult ta see what they have to do with it. The commission was instituted by the President, the commissioners derived their au thority solely from him, the rep >rt is neces-atily made to him. and he will make such disposition I it as the public interest shall dictate. The whig* in Congress have it in anticipation tr deter definitive action upon the apportionment bil until the next session. The obj-'ci is to put oil illCongressional elections to the latent possible period in ihe hopesof a leaction in the popular mind in In vor of whiggery. The pretext will be to obviate th.LrMiSi April 1 j, 184-2. T httinrfr for toddy?it dota in the Teetotal ScSociety"?Burton's Song. There has bt?n a grand turn out here to-day, of the several Temperance Societies ol the city, and districts, an 1 villages contiguous, in the States of Delaware and New Jersey; such a turn out as I have never seen equalled, except on two occasions, viz:?the centennial anniversary of the birth of Washington, and',entice of General Jackson into the city, previous to his re-election. The procession, from first do last, is supposed to have numbered at least ten thousand ptrions, and the concourse that met in the State House Yard, at the termination ofthe march, numbered somewhere neart verity thousand youngand olJ,male and ftmalc, but none otherwise and sober. The occasion of the procession was to celebrate the anniversary of the Ji fferson Temperance Society of Helormed Drunkards. The banners, badges, and othei paraphernalia called into requisition, to give eclat to the parade, were of the most tastvful, beautiful and imposing character. There were fifty-six societies out, some of them numbering as m?ny as four hundred members on parade. The gathering was a aaution to drunkards, hut two of whom made their appearance in the street. Tern perate drinkers were also no little alarmed, and almost all of them kpared It order to n rider tint a dctrrv e lly farorite luaimrrrmoit Tie ?tr the accommodation of tho?e|*r*on? who for health n p'eaaure rida early, breakfaat will be provided Irom S tili i Hi* morning. p Tin- ro'r.f ir and cr nvrnii n"eof ladies riaituJt thia home m i be n*r* ially studied,anal civility and attention inay aluay b* r? l*f| nn. ig Miti a i art erery hour frura No. 80 Bo were, and pa*?eii~er e*a alight at the gate. W. COKBYN. w?Tim tii'.Kv! KIRK IN NK\V ORI.KANS FXTtl..V 'com'he Ne? Orleans Picayune.?We aaw i n I* if WILDER* SALAMANDER hAFBI leaterday t *"i ','.m of ih* atort occupied by J Vy. Stan on I ir t o l b* I. k4 u I |"i?ih it e>nturned w?re in perfect ?at* of peMere.itioa aa they would have rrcu had there to O- been afi.e -III,11 lea aju.rea of ihem. Theontealthr.ua in, whtci they had |i??a*d wa* n I a alight nie The oil srd car d e, in liiealorr of Nlaiitno fcLo u a le about as cowfot table n,e va .j de. re io a**.-[N. O. P.eayun,, ,:th March. I he abi ve ??lo wa* told bv the subteriher to Thomia I Slautn i, merchant, >o 134 Krmn at for hit h, live in N*' in Orleans; and ha* provcdof urmena* value lo Ihe owner* a u A aleo uanmlcr the above wurlhy, 1 have ao objcction to vuur publishing it. 1 Tourt. P. E. OALLAUDET. P- P.?I -m a mat bet wagoner, and when in the city (top it Mat'hewi'Hotel,21 Bowery. Mr. Matthewe will cmroborate the above itatenicnt. Hold wholeaale and re.all, by J. I earn Suu, 45 Div.iioailreet. AckhtS. Mr (J w Redding. No. H State at, Breton. Maaa. V r B Zieber, .No. 97 Dock It, Philadelphia. Pa. Metiiri J Curui it Co. No. IS Exchange Place, Naw LP. leaua. La. Uawli St Co 57State it Albany, rlr J llobertion. No. 110 Baltimore et, Baltimore. Md. Foley. Cinclnaati. mTl _ LEECH HS?LEECHES. A SUPPLY of larfce rir.'d lie?lthy Hoediih Leecbei tbat will bite quirk comtau'ly on hand, iud for lale by the handred or dizen.or applied by a competeut peooa. DAVID HANDS k CO., Drurgiitv and Apolhecariei. m3l Im 77 Eait Broadway corner Market. "REMOVAL. PHILLIPS'CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT H removed from 145 Broadway to No.T Ar tor Houte. TfOOMOMV IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garments of a moat Elegant and Fashionable kind at a saving nl 5U per cent for cash. rPHE advertiser deems it unnecessary to rraort to thehackI utyed ayatem of (living a listof nominal prices.preautniac that the length of time he h'ta been eatablianed. together with the extrusive patr-nage beatovted on him. wilt prove a nifh c:eut voucher for hiecapabilities. Prssessira the advantage ol being connected ?iOK liOUK SAFEes WILDF.R'8 PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE.?This V safe has be?n frequently exposed to inlenae heat in burning building furnaces, See., aud has never fsilad to preserve the contents, aud was the ouly o. e which stood the test at the trial foot of W all street, as'rcportcd by the following Committee of respectable Merchants WADRWORTH fc SMITH, BALDWIN k CO. MINTUKN k CO. CHARLES H. MARSHALL. Tiiil safe can ouly he bad at the Iron Safe Store of SILAS C. HERRING, 139 Waterst. N. B ftar?# of other makers?loihe of which are made in ri itatron ol W ildeP's Patent, (oraale at half price. m20 Yorsale at Is r. W 11 _ .Milieu's, druggist, 19. Broadway, New York J. Jones. N K corner of Chest'ut and Tths'rret, I'hi'adelphiv; Jos >1. Smith. lis Washiugtnn St.. Boston. Ilobe'rls 4t Alk us >u, corner nf Ilauorer and Markii street, Baltimore; A. B. Crcssmau, Canal street, New Or Iraus. al plOLLECTlONS.? t'he Stutistribera will eollert Nines vy Urafis, Acceptances, Ceriiticates of Deposits, lie.(through Messrs, Harudrn It Co. fiom N. Y. to Aloauy) upou any ol the following places, and guarantee returns to llie city, ol New York, in from six to eight dayi. Ulica, Carandaigut, Syracuse, Rochester, Auburu, Ba'aria, Genera, Buffalo. riff.hknces Krasmus Corning, Thomas U. Olcott, Al'iany. POME HOY It CO. I Wall strut. New York, Corner State and Market its. Albans y r 11 BUDT 5 r.tto u K t ?uR. is hKvANA. nan u nonor ol informing tne ciwiens ol New Vora, tha> be cures radically, ou tne hor.eouatnic syaiem, ana in a lew days, every description of typhilic disease, whether recent at si long st-ciding, without danger #f relapse, which eery oltei occum by the use of uiercnry. The remedy of Dr. Breuna doee not contain a particle M mercury, or any other corroeiee or poiaonoua miurral. am therefore raunnt possibly eserciee say deleterious mrtusnn ou tiie body. It can be conveniently administered, its open Hon la always fine. ana no uaa cODS?queilce? ran lounn irwn i\s use, Wo*: ever critical the ciremittances under which it n takto. if*- Talienti wishing adwee can consult Dr.Brenna at h? office. Granite BuNding, coruer if Broadway and Cnaraocr entrance in Chaiubera sirs t.atanv hour from It A? >1 to 9 P. M. HARDWARE; CUTLERY, GUNS, tc. AW. 8PIH18 CO, are now opening their spring assorl aieut of the following kinds ol goods. ard are dc term it td r.i.t to be wndenold by ??y hnax in the trad*. Pen Kuive ol Hodgtra k Sot a; WoaUnholma fc Crook' manufacture, Table Cull*, y, 8ci??' ra, Raton, PJea an Tooll. Japanned Ware*, and Dixonli Son', Britairaia Wa-ei now tatterui, Patt Metal Tea Katllta and Sauce Pane. tiuuc and euamelled; Shell Hardware, at every dracription. now iv rout asd in stock: 200 double barrel Iiuua, from to $30 each 600 nut.e IS to $12 200 Kiflea $7 to $60 Sf'PO iiairPi.tolt CELEBRITY cf Taj iora Bal'-aui 1 Liverwort, made at 3"S Bowery, ic laat ruperceding i other ttrnga Hicuting r.oughi coldi, i| itting of blood, and i diteaass ?l the chec. lungs and liver. Niue year* h-ia it been Iri-d, ?"d with the moat unbound aur.-eaa, which It's rained it to be ao much ciutuerleited I The pcrenn wnn advertises Dr. Taylor'a Balaam of Live wort in Spring atre?t,at first under anouymou, iuitiala. ai I afteiwaidi a tV \V. Taylor, and aga'n aa W W I hayer. h not now, nt.rneverdid have any corueciiou with the origin and genuine Taylor'a Batram rf Lirerwi rl, which la ou made by the prop, let or, at 376 B. wery. Buy iu tliii cily on at 876 Bowery ASTHMA CURED?"I have a ff red from t!ie effects Aathma a long time and uied every medicine I could obtain I ita cure in vain.u "til I urea Or Ta> Inr'a BaUatn ofLivtiwi t at 375 B iwery?thia medicine e ired rre MRS. HUTON, SIB Laurera at' 1 Otf- BEWARE OW A BASE UOUN I'Kl FKIT.-ti the t ue and genuine at the old r flier, 375 Bower} .aid you a I aafe. Agent ?Mr. Hays only, 138 fall?n atr**t. Brooklyn; i Rawla Ik Co Albany; (i. B. Ziebir, Philadelphia; 8. row h Co .36 i or. hill. Poatou. w; 1 SWAN'S ATMOSPHERIC SuDA FOUNTAli a U S. LETTERS PATENT. NO/. 3d. 1*86. t ViANUKAC TURK!) BY SWtN WELL*. DRU iVl (USTS. ROCHESTER, N V -The attentiou of Dn r giat'.and ollvr Tenders "I Sodi Water, if aolicitid toll n useful and econmn e,l aubatitute I r the txpenaivr, tomi ,1 l,A,,hlee.?na.,.. aral,.. li?.l.rnM f.. I 'fli d .ml f lit Aimo?ih?rr Fountain Wwtttl method, are thermnomy of Apptt at' t, In e nnt'ual cot I the pnrchaatr be ng lett than 01* quarter t'at ol the I I Fountain iti timplieity o coueirae'iou heirg ?uch, that a DM ol ordinary rapacity ran readily urfrllUM iiaoprrtt ati l nt anug-mnit, the triflinit rayener of inatrrialt for in pp legit together ilr. the ani-11 amount ol labor itquired, t lit compact form. It it in* in ti?r iu Tariont parta of the Vnitrd Sta)??. Ca I, dtl and \Vr?t lndiat and, at ini y be irtn from crrtlfii at:i the lull It of agent*, fine en ior tatitfaciion. Driirfi tl ud other*, in the Southern tMatea. snd the W Indira, mil find thit Koiiniain p,iticul?rl)' adai trd to th elm e, at thetyibpt trill not ftrmcnt or injure in the wai eet teat. nt. _ Full d-reeli nt for potting ur tlie r nuntamt. preparing difn n t eaiietiet of ay iupa. fcc arompwiy each F. rtaleb] (lei I) L. ggrahall. Ml 'ur fttNt; F. I.it 7 Liberty tlrcrt, up atairt; Lawrence, Krtn-ki o HI N dm Lane; Kobuif>n k WarJ, 143 Maiden Lanr; 11 .adl M Phelpt k t'o.. tit Water atrrrl nit It IQQQ HrTAMiTTJuXJoiri CaF WKAPiLNti S'O nrvn t'ep Wrapr'ng Paper. too# Doubt* Frown hi ?i L'r.wn Wrap in* for rale k PKKSSr. k BKOKS. ly nit* 41 Librly I PA>M I I >A L?ui l..ii?, fir* I juaiiM mat rtceited Vj ?bip fiibcia, from Lieerp.Mv.aiid for aale'hy m I JOHN HF.HDM IV M nth v trill a I orniiB I of goodt III no r rho. i, fro l.ntr, of. are rrqueeted to fud thur irimiti 3V a! pier f iot of Pn e etrret.o tn tlie vtSce of the >ntM k irra A'! goo ntt periMitid ui bie day*, inuit uuutoidi be icat to 'be p ifclic .tore. OLrtVF.R k McV.URK VT *3 1C? Tint tlml,outr of Soul SOUND AND WHITE TEETH?The beat artlt'a in Me (or cleaneiiu. warrnui, and be ami (ling the teeth, i* PRINKS' OKKI8 TOOTH PARTR. It im^rovae the color of thr line andcuma. and imparts a grateful awaetneaa to the breath?Price 50 rente BEAUT? OK COMPLEXION?The beat eoemctie for removing tau. frerklei euubuiii and healing inmplen andcrup tiona ol the ekin, i( I he 1 ablelte of Pearl and Alabaster. Try it, ladies. ami be couvii.cc ?Price Of ecu's. h, Id only at E. M (luion'e, P/7 Bowery, corner of (Jrand, ISO and 27 a Broadway. 114 Canil at. int.'iS In' TO LAD I KB AND OK Vl'LEMEfS?'lHa. rr.HslAN SO VP?le always tflL-acioua in reaor nt frccblra, dark f|H>ta, redneaa. aud eruptions o' the (km. 1km Hoap imparts to the akiu a eoft and i rlicate texture resemble k tiie blending oft e Illy with the roe Price 50 cent* PIMPlE* ON THE RACE, BLOTCHES, fcc.-Sir Ast tl# y Co .|i?r'e Lotion invariably aucceeda in removing pimplee rrhl?tcliet fiom (he face and akin, of the meat irve erate ra tore, or long a'audiu,r. Price 50 ceute, Sold hi K. M (JL'ION, 117 Bovm rj .corner of Grand at; 181 Broadway, and 77 Eaat Broad ?ay n '.15 I ni? MIRACULOUS CURE OF RHEUMATISM. NEWARK, December St t?4l.?Dr. King ?Drat Sir:?You v\ ill olcaae toexcuae my not auiweriog you in relaliou to the certificate,pmng an account of my almoat miraculous reetoreineul to life aa it were. I was unexpectedly resiiired, that it appeared wore iike a dirain than re-li'y. nntonly to myself hut to my friends I ran a-aur. jr?u yi u hale t ee pray era of oue ohnse lilaia dear to him Situated au>poi t, 1 -I... Iimtla In ITCH Bint their (tod. flir lllS UII rg* ,li, >i!e mi rcj- id si aritg me at tnis time Anything that u iumy power to da. which will be of bnefit to you, such as giving an recount of my Fullering in a certificate, that you miglii publisn i? 'he world, esit is witnessed by my riienda, who have p it their natnt s to this letter. Were it ia my power lousy trul'ild the prie* you chaigid, I wtuld willingly do ii; but Iltive hemstck so long that my pecuniary meanshave 1 rih'aui'ed. It isov?r llirre yea-ssince I was attacked wiih what our doctor called he loll nnm* ory Khrumatiam, by wt ieh I was lrIt a complete ciipplr, having 'ost the uae of iny lunbs, which fell away moat Irtghtfji'y, disabling one from all work; and nail it not been for a few hundred dollars I had saved when l.v work I and iny funily would hate been in the workhsuse. So you and I hope the public, will sec how much I owe you for once more being able to earn my daily bread; and that by three bolt Irs of yi ur Kluir,? liicli too sent me f r fire dotI are; and, considering it truly the "t int of Life," I an, with tlie greatest respect and grai itudc, our humher servant. BENJ. C. JACOBUS. Witnesses?Ha' rah Jacnhnr, William F. Dran Prepared and sold by C. H. Itl.Mi, 53 Fulton atreet comer Cliff. ni23 1in* DR. A LEEN'S BALSAM. 01led, ihiacandy ia unsurpassed ?beside*, it it a* plemani o take ptypermiit candy. Hit DINNER CANDY, h-r cnstivaneaa, indigaetion. di? Irett after eating, he.riburn, he he., i* recommended u -ne 0| the best stomachics aud touica now in u*?. And then it in no hand y and safe. The rapidly iucreaaing nalen and popularity oftheae pleasant candies prove their utility. COVERT'S BALM OK LIVE, for all affeetiooa of the lung" aud wiridpi|ie,dynp pain, he. he, in an unequalled renedy read the foBo*ing:? Mn.Cavgar:? Sih?I have received much benefit from the una oi your BalmofLife i j removing the paint about the cheat,occasioned by dyspepsia, and especially in strengthening my mice. 1 cannot nay that my health it yet fully icntored, but am greatly iainrovite- THEODORE TAYLOR, jr N York, r eb. 14, till. 145 N?a*?u nlrert. Sold wholrnaia and retail br J. COVERT. 131 Nassau etreet. A'mhyS.J Stewar'.TS Fulton at .Brooklyn. mtjg tin* to the ladies T?A9HIONABLE MILLINERY GO. DS-Th* proprier to- "f this well known eetabtin- ment offer* for rale a mo?te >rn. a mi 9 I in* PAIISKLL^, *g*nt far J Agate. RING'S VERBENA CREAM AGAIN TRIUMPHANT. rpHtf true test of the exquisite merits of Hinc'i Verhcns 1 Cream is fully borne out by the firat premium diploma being agiitt awyiltd by the judges at the AinrricaN Institute h air he id at Nihio's. The 'ouger this celebrated shaving ao?p is known, and the more extensively circulated it hasbrcnme, a-ems only to confirm th- Mattering and unsolicited testimonials it lm rec-tvrd from all parts orf America and kurop?. |u i deed, the constantly- inrfeasing demand is a source 01 proud satisfaction that the prop rietor has nc? omjdish-d what thousar.da have been lor care attempting, visin 'Kmolient Ainericauahavi.is aoop "which, iBresse, comfort, and ccouoi my, cannot bs huriiuo-i] cither at home or abroad. (From the He raid. J I Sbai itg?King's Verbena Cream for sharing, is a moat capii ta] article It can be had at SS Kultou street. We have Irird it it'll found it very eiiperior. It solttns tlis beard and makes the operation pa gentle aa magnetising, t (S-'rom the Bnntou l'rarstler?April, 1 S4?.| i Verbena Cat am.?This new Shaving Ccm.r w ill insure a amoothsr fee than most of the old snips with a sharp steel; besiles it is frsgr.nt to the tense, aoften irig to lh? akin, a great destroy er of frecklea y'.ir sale wboli a tie ant retail by C. H* KINO, llh 'mist and Druggist. S3 Kultou a* rset, N.Y. "I N.B. Beware of unbl thing imitations; and observe the J written sgnalure of C. It King on each. mil im* d lS H NO f t tt.vM ).N SENSE leach us thai EXl'hCD TORATION is th' moat natural as well aa clt.ctual Agent iu arresting ird wiring Tulfnonaty Diseases Reason sa\s pes. berame (Jbs Bi'tion is sither immediately or remotely thcciuscof lB'lirm ition or Catarrhal Krier?. producing croup ronsHmplton, and atweesses et the lungs, pain and a miens of the thr.nt, bresit. sides, or shoulders, brohchltis, exciting mucous and peruler.t sccretiors. Hereby clogging up the lungs, so at to n ore or less impede both reapiratiisa and the free circulation of the blood, causing difficulty el brraihing and asthma. I hur ay, hoarstones, and .oss of vciee, dropsy of the hear' aud chi tliuiU Tar ..'hove and beyond the resell of compeli'ion: thai it istlie only reasonable, tlie only natural ed an I (lie only truly eu'cra-ful melh d of arresting and curing di.-raaea of Ihr pulmonary organs, r- hold in New York at wholesale and retail, liy A. B. A D. ad Katidi. Druggist*, Nu#. 79 ai d luo Fulton flat id ^ai-dn A Co., as N '.77 K.nt Broadway A B. Sands A Co No. S73 Broadway. IS' ml7 tin* AN i tifORfANr niscovfciKY For THI 1 it LAD IKS. 0f I^R A. CATTLE, Dentist. i47 Broadway, New York, or has a Paste for li ling decay eo teeth, which, while it la perteef ,it ly tiarir.) iu its composition, can be put into the mo?t tender tooth, witli which it Wromei coinp.iclid info one solid body m iintaias. noises. or hard wai in the ear. rid mtT lor* MARCH OK INTELLECT. ly p UKAT strul'* lnre been made throughout the world i ind U Steam and almost every branch of agriculture and in th geneial acieucee?then why not the same in the healing art. I ns cannot be the Midical h acuity ire ton narrow minded, fe in even ihey reromin-ud Ring's Vegctshle C(tigtiCandy iu alia factions of the lungs, and when they tapress themselves. s?' est they see no reason wny auch a pi >asant. pure, and palatable ai ir'r tiele, aboard not ec ipee the many tnntfriK prepar ?tion? in' nn ha*e been need for ycre, me-ely b-eaune tfelen, Cicero, U Mediclt. and othrr writer*, 'peek r mch and ench medicine the Ao,uo, Kinc't Candy iw i i nee, ol which lutrnij knowledge, ir i J tin Torrev. M D.. Prof an irof CI vmn ry, kr. ill11 in he Ool'rge of Ph\ti ia :i* and Kuegeoi a, S Y, Jam> a H China. M II, Pi attic il Ck- m at J hn A. Warder, M I). Trofeeeorof Chymi'tiy it a7 im* atpt Xiaerilof, C'jiciaoati College, Ohio, HOUSE TO LET OB LEASE, at Saratoga Springa B A mw and iplaudnl Boarding Houae. called lb* Boiiou H Houae, will accommodate about two hundred Boarder*, a few ruila from ?lie Pavilion -prim. Afflj *l.C. Haiaeubuttle.M Cedar, or Franklin Hoyt, Sa raioga-'prii.ge. ni? I m* aiw ?rOK?-s i'O L?.l'.? the two lour atory briek R Storei, N i. 5 aad 7 New e'r. el, two i oore rrom Wall JUiSLatrcet and oppotite the public etore now erecliug Ti e three alory briek Store, No. Pike alip, on the eaat eide, idjoii iig t'herry etreet. HOUSES TO LET ?The threeetiry brick houae, No. St Wall atriet, Irtweeu Broadway and Churah street. Toe new four alory brick house.58 Fourleeuth alr'et, between Ihe blih ami audi Aeenaei '1 he two atory Home, No 73 Gold etreet, uear Un I lanr.iMe terma? I'he eplendid properly known aa the Hbakepearc Hotel, annate at the coraerol Willi m and Dua"e elretU. New Voik. To a pireoa if rrapectability capable of cpnuuc'ine aa ealablithment tl the kind, a better oppnr'auity of making a fortune vcluom uifri I n* hju?c is replete wi h every oece'Btry fn INII,.,!.,. u.t,,,,,. ,,u 1M tiiiiiiiHKi ,or business I* or lurcher particulars apply i0 the ubscriber, who il.c present occupant and owner of the premises mO* tm? ROBERT ANPKRaON PAVILION AT NEW bftlGHTON. AHL THE hi B SCRIBE it btgs respectfully to announce Tlf to Ina patron* *uJ the i uWlic. that hia house, after being Cits eomi lidencr, r> ndtrrd co by the fmiuent inteicourae of the steamboats plying couatautly to and from Ihe ci.y ol New York 'I'h situation. well kuowti sa'ubrity, aud unrivalled beauty of I hie place, offer many inducements tog* nllemen of buriueaa wishing to be with thsir families it the country, aud also to attend with punctuality'o ttieir affair* in the city, at well aa to persons of leisure, w ho wish to enjoy a country residence during the summer srasou. His Urrns will be reus ivable, and hia devotion to the comforts of hi* gaerts. he ll*iteis lunuclf, will aatisfy all who may favor I nn with their patronage. GEORGE PIEKI8. New Brighton. 7lh Ap?i', IS 14. a83w Ml t)U a 1 V TA V KltiS A.NU a'fiutK Tn'LETAt I'h* l**a. 8'ateu Island the tavern and store known aa the Chelsea Landing House The steamboat Karitan.fimn the foot of B?rclai street,stops daily atthedockin trunt cf the house It is *n improving n*ighborhood, and is a desirable ataud I'orauy perron coinpet*nt to keeps respectable tavern aud general grocer) store, be*; g the nearest lauding to Ktelimond. f ueaesaiou ou 1st of May. Ap|dy to CARV It CO. *0 fine at. a7aw* JACOB TKAVH, Jr.. belses, 8 1. TO LET?A small cot age at Heinnslead Harbor BUusf Lot g Llard, situate ou Ihe east side of the Bav, and SrMI wl' calcalatcd lor a grutleman in business who wishes to place his family in healthy situation during the hot summer monlls. Communicatiun with the city every morning and eve in*. To an noproeed leuaut the riut will be moderate. Apple at 101 Amite ?t. alt 3l*r t 'WSTVLFi.-Th? eubnah|e ready wade hoot*, at price* varying tram TWO DOLLARS F1F TY CENTS TO SIX DOLLARS; half boots, gaiter*, shot*, putnps,slippss, lie. fcr.. at equally I w price* JOHN L WaTKINS. lit Fulton at., al 3m* Between Nassau and Dutch ?t*. I PA 11111 1,'LAR N OTICK.?T lie aged and well known Iraclitiimer. Salamiu Heine, M. D., having concluded at hit now adrauced age of 63 year*, to make an offer to the public such a* ha* never been presented before, announce* that he will undertake any ora I of these ma'iguant or long standing diseases of tv.ry da's requiring tither medical or surgicaj treatment, and conadered by other* incurable. He will give a trial (includii g medicine) without charge,and if the patient is advantaged, the Doctor will staud ready, at a moderate charge, by sgrremi nt. to cure him. If the patient is not bent fitted by this first t ial, no charge whatever will be made for me d.ciue or a'leud mce. The Doctor's tffi.e is iu Reude street, almost opposite the Marshall House, csr-ei of Broadway and Kradestreet, amm-r SAL. HEINE. M. D. CROL1US* BOAT ESTABLISHMENT, too WATER STREET. rot's DOOR* SA9T OF CATHARINE If ARRET, BlJILDe.lt of the Sultan f Muscat's Pleasure Barge, the Wave, Oaz.lle, Victoria, A'Untie, Wakoua. lie. Alao, the Add of Per Uskill, W ishiugton of I'oughkeepsie, Ducheaa of Hjde Park, Sylph and Wave of Mobile. Geo. Stewart of Louisville, Icc. mil lm* HATS! HATS! HATS!! BROWN k CO.'S One rrice Hat Store, wholesale and retail, 178 Chatham Square, corner of Mutt street, where fashion, beauty, durability and economy are combined to adqrn th* hea-i The proprietor* have the pleaeure now to offer in addition to their iccently improved short aappi d hat, a new sly le, the imitation of beaver, which so closely resembles that of all fur* the moat costly and besuiiful, that the difference i* not easily perceived. Price three dollars. We itne*ly adhere to the one price cash system, which enable* us to furnish a very super or hat lor the price charged In prssrutiui thesa hats to the public the proprietor* think tltey have reached the ultima, turn of beauty, durability.c leapnesa mudcomfort. mt 8m* CARL KING. The well-known and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw Hat manufacturer t-i her m j?My 'he QUEEN OF ENGLAND, respectfully begs leave to announce to the Ladies that he has on baud it most splendid and laemonahle assortment of tu. m.i. n>ll?r?. l,acSir'JW .1UU mi* nan. ana. a-.--..... [..red to a moot f iscinatiuc and becoming shape, called THE E" L'LER COITAOt with Gipsey aides and a Swiss Flare aroumi the front. The braid* theft Hats ere nade ol i* of the mn?i elegant pattern!, the Alberi straw in r'ilar patronised by QUEEN VICTORIA. Tlie silk department if conducted by the meet ingenious and tasty milliners cot to he equalled. 1 he ?ilks are of the neurit etyle. freeh imported. Trimming and Flowers to correspond, Thane who wi?!i to coorinc* themerlrei may call at No. 50 Canal near Broadway, and 17 Division atreeta. N. B.?His I'aii Ribbons and French Flowers, are of the latest style, andcia be purchased ai either of hie establishmrnls, at wholesale and tetMl on reasonable termi. a> lm* SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO ALL. THE American Magic Miaiure" has been hailed aaoae of the grrateat di'coverics ol the present age. and ai long aa medical aiience exists, will he coaaitlrred he moet invaluable di?to*ery for diseases of Ihc unitary patsages.at well aa the kidneys and bladder. Its effectssre absolutely effectual in performing a radical cureiu a short time, while the ordinary remedies take ereo months! One dose cannot (ail to rnlitt the heeitaliKK and over drlieaie iu its taror, and out of ld t.nenrjrulton_ WIGS AND SUALFS. THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST AND BES1 ASSORTMENT, RE TO BE roU.ND AT A. C BARRY'S, 140 Broadway, corner of Liberty itreet, up atairo. WliH an 1 Sea'pa, u;>on the bcaulifricg and goesaintr ayi tern, apprrd, of a superior quality and low nnc?; Cider an I Whit* Vineaar. by ihi.t lorabin atoiea they afford agrei lusury at a rea.mu.rhlc price; Ground C.iffee, wr trrau'ied purr Walnu Muahro in and Tomato Catsup, by the gallon or d. I-We.l.Kl ijaQvLUv/l'i i ,1, d, Jananand German Silver Ware, Cutler Paste Stones, W itr h Olasses. tie sre offered lor aale fi cash,or i prrneed short pap- r, at am h pricea th t peraoi rsaiiiring th-abort entioned goods w ould do will Io rail ei purchasing ou S.J. NK.USi'rtUT BAR>iKT I", j tnSClni W. 41 Maiden Use. FM-NCll hROK s t'OKK ?The snbscnisr*. importers lad ice K'etch Sho s and dealer, in ladies', grullemen' Kaw-a and children's fancy sod staple boots, shoe kAnM'*n?iTt anJ ealuabl* a*?ortinrnt a|way?m hand, ws ranted TUTTLE Si HAYWARD, No 189 Broad w?v. n ?Southern *ud Western merchant* lu want of ladn e ,*.',1 Wrem helmee. or the moet fa?hir!i*">le kind* of A reeric 1 Ihne*. wi'l And if to 'h?'r advantage to call. mgT Im' J n?y g[OS? ?The following color*, of hrm (ua!i IJ I.,rttd either for Oil Painting or Kalsomine,for eale r 164 Broadway, corner o( Fratikltu,? Wohi d Black*. I'eal ludian Bed. Super Chiueae Blue, Kit; er Purple Brown. Emerald Green, MadJer Lake*, Brunsw ek Or*rn, Vermillion, ..J h ,i? *t. m?t l?? a WILLIAMS' U NIT K D STATES CASH TAILORING EMPORIUM. NO 13 JOHN ST., NKAR BROADWAY. 1UST BKCKI?> D r mil ?.J miirri' uk, anil for lidi-i' >lr?in French, Krg'isb aud donin' c al coes, mourning and second mourning light chisitr and sirg'e colors buperfne 4 4 French printed Muslins,li.htrhintsfigure* blue black and satiustriped blue-Mack bilks; mourning and light c.lere 1 Vuslin d La uii Fiue 4 4 Carlton, mourn mu iiui lirl t co ored Ginghams bupeitije plain brack and mope i ol'd do,all wool Light culurtd hat and liuii'c Silks and watered Ribbon* Ladies' fancy anu gentl'iiv o'o black silk Cravats_ L*di?a*aud gcotlemeu's pipiu aud hem stitched linen cambric Hdkfs; ledies'andgeal emeu's igl tcolored Kid Gloves Black silk Ion* Shawls, bu-i basics and miises Parasols Long Lawns lurdseye I'iai'trs I I ck -nd browu Linens, twill, rd Hilesias.c rded and Mar silica Skirls, bhirtitigs. Muslin* black aud white cotton Hose, 4ic. Striped. pUia and curded cambric, |iconet. book, Swiss, mull, sod Tarlatan Mii Lai'.us ctmbric Dimities, ke.. Also ou liMiid. line b ack b unb-sines, aud a general aasiort ocut of oth? r Good-,all of which are offered geuerslly, attho lowest market prices. Uui orm pt ir ea?mi abatement. m3d ln?* DR. ULIVfc still continue* to ireat secret diseases .ot all kinds, with unrivalled skill and surpassing judgment, which ha? enabled him to effi ct a n eedy and permanent curs, even of those cases wli-ch have becu aggravated by the pernicious and nausraii. g us; of mercury, balsam ca| avis, spirit* of Ditre,' Ire., and all eueli fliiagiei able aud undermining medieii ee, which'ends to enervate and distroy the constitution. His medicine is mild and will not disagree with the most fa*ticionsauUdeticaiecoostituii.nl?hi# F leue t red drop is now well kuvwn for i't extra;, dm-ry virtues, in curing the most noxious and deplorable cases. Terms moderate?e?lI at West Broadway, near! annl #t-r? t. mil lm* notice to uupiCkkd persons! DRV niIsVI\V'w' v the married eta'e. It it applied ae an article of drew; any lady can fit herself without rec-urse to a surgeon, on trading the pamphlet written by Dr. Hull. accompanying ach iiulrmneut.whitn will be sent bv mattfree of charge, to any part ol Die country, to persons requesting he name by letter. Dr. Hull hae. at the rrqu-at of veveral -e prctable physicians,, fitted up a room exclusively for ladies, having aeparate entranc from the buaincrs di partinent, where a ladj ia in coeatant attendance, to apply Truase-i anil SuppoiUe. to ft male patients. AMOS O. HULL It CO. mlSlm* No. 4 Veaey at. Aator House. rpH*. TKUeSE? and bUPFOUTERs of 1)K. HULL'S 1 invention continue .to receive my decided preference.? For twenty years paat I have einplo-ed the Truaeea of Dr. Hull with success. The support r wat invented in 1831 by the Doctor, with my advice and a-mrubstion?and I am happy to say. tint it ia extensively adopted in Europe aa well aa in this country. Signed, VALENTINE MOTT.M.D. New Yorg. Ju'y 1.1341 Ml? In* ABEKNE'l'H Y'S BOTANICAL PILLS. T ET the unfortunate rest assured, that thrrs is no exaageL ration in asserting these piils to be a speedy and radical cure for OonorrhtBa, Gleets, Irritatioiiol Kidneys, lie. They ware far several years urescril ed by the celebrated Aberne? thy, mall stages of the abote dtsrasrs. In Ihe first stages one box is usuallyaufficirnt to effect a cure in a few daya. In long protracted chronic stages, ohel mate gleets he. they are equal] r certain having cured hundreds vvlto had been taking other medicines for months,which tended more to destroy tha constitution than to cure the disease. They never leave the parts subject to the troublesome weakness which no frequently occur after using other mrdic'nes. They have no unpleasant taste orem-M; any one tskinghhem miglu frequent the most refined sooicty without haviug their misfoitunrs sus-iectcd. They are composed entirely of vegetable ingredients, which invigorate the eyetem generally. 1-or sale only in New York,by Wot. Wateon, Apothecaries'. Hall, 38 Catherine street, and in Brooklyn by Blagrove,druggist. Fulton street. mtf lm* COAL AND COLDS. r"pHE extreme mildness of the weather of late, although it 1 may have proved disastrous in some degree to the coal trade has by no in' an* diminished the c-s'sof COUGHS AND COLDS. Many are now sick in this city from disnideis acquired by SLIGHT EXPOSURE. Tht great remedy of the day is PEASE'S HOAUHOUND CANDY. Drmiir.il an enviable celebritv tor its invariable tfficaev in the cure of ALL CLASHES OF PULMONARY AFFECTIONS. It i* known br it* fruita?its good vvoilu testify for it?it thrive* only by the itraordinary. cures I r HAS ACCOMI'LISHSO. Sold wholeiale riul retail at 43 Divis'on *t, ytCJ- E?ch envelope of the genuine Horehound Candy ia aicued John Peaae A Son, 45 Division atreeL agents. Kuahton A Aapinwall, No. lu Astor Houm, 111 Broadway, and II William at. Hart. 878 Broadway; Walsh, 395 B.oadway; Smith. 333 Greenwich at; Chaattry, HOt flower} Hrombush A Young, No. Ill Varickst; Agcew 300 Hudaou street; Owen, No. S Snth Avenue; Wilenn A Co. eormrof Hubert A Greenwich atreet; A. Pa dor, 185 Greenwich at; Moreton, corner of Elm end 'rand at; Hewer, corner Church and Chamber at; Sanda, 78 Fulton at, ant corner of Broadway and Chambers at; Bush. St den Isltud, Haw. 139 Fallon atreet. B ooklya Kawla At.o.. No 57 Slate at, Alo.iu;; Duvall, 333 Broad ?t? Newark, N. J. {ITJ- All letter* poat-paid will be pnneinally attended to. J. PEASEA SON,48 Division at. N B Country Merchants wishing t'eaar'a Horehound Candy, can obtain it at the mat ulsclnrers, at the loweat price*, by aetiding aa order to any Merchant m this city, with whim they have dealings. rr31 T EECHES?LETScHES.?io oovery fi.ie la-ge and healthy la Smyrna and G -rma i L?'cha?, (or sale very reasonable,, wholesale and retail, ir eartfi liy applird by wm Wa TROUS, Che i?t and Pharieacutiit, Apothecaries'Hall, 3C Catharine it SKIDLITZ AM) SODA rOWDKRS -Warranted very superior artic ra to what are rr n* rally eold. put up eipreaaly for fan ily use. For sale, w holesale aud retail, by WMWA j ROUS, Chemist and riiarmacutiat. Apothecaries' Hall, 38C'atharinr?t. mIOlm* "CHEAPEST' CARPET STORE IN THE UNITED STATES. No. 88 Bowery?ANDERA SON A DOBBS, having mule evlenaive alteration! io their catab;irhmei t, now i ITrr lathe (utile the ch apeat a* ortmentof every dracrtption of Carp-ri g erer before offered iothiaeity. Thv carpets having all been purchased at low pricra for caali. nab'ea them t sell from 33 to 39 per cent lower than any other atore in the United States. N. B.?35 000 yard* carpc lug, w.it ranted all wool, 3s. Sd. per yard. 35.Of# do da, warranted fine weo'.ls.per yard. 99.0C0 dodo, evlra fine, 5e per yard. 30 0*0 dosuprtfine carpeting. 61 per ysrJ. 35.000 do th ee ply cirpeliug. from 9s 8 I. to 13*. do. 4,000 do tufted hearth roz,?.3 50 ANDERSON A D()B BS, N r. 58 Bowery, the lirst atore above Hester at. N.B.?Just rerrived ail entirely new private atteia, which cannot be (ound in any utl er atore in this city. ?3 iw" No. 98 Bowery. WATCHES JEWELRY VERY LOW. rPHF, subscribe" is Dug all d'ecrirtiina of gold and silver 1 Watches, gold tml silver pencil*, gold chain*. *?y?, Ac., at 1 retail,lower than at miy other id tee In lb' city. Gold Watcnew as low as 33 to 49 dolta s each. Watcl ea and Jewelry ea1 changed or b tight. All WsteVes ?-e warranted to keep gootl time, or tne mose;'tetti ae I. Watehca and Clocks re' paired in the bra in timer, an I warranted, at much less than the uaua'prices, by one ofili ft test workmin in the city. O-. C.ALLEN 1 ip Tier of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, >9 Wall atreet. up ataira. m.8 Bread-bread-bread-at palmer's newtt kery, corner Second street ?u I Bowery. 4) [toonds for ahillme?and m ide from the best superfine flout?try it. m94 In' WHO WAN 1> A HKAUTIFUL CLtiAK TCOMPLKIION HIS i* not *d!rr??ed to latlienoiily, h it gentlemen too. To be brief, you arearaured tint I'rrelc n. pirnplee. blotrhea. eunburu,tan,inorphe or atiy dieligiirunoii of the akin. are rej m red by he f alian chetnlrai ?Oip; d.irb, thir.k, sunburnt or yellnwaliiu,change to a hrulthy rl?-,r bur aU-r u-it* thie. The public are particularly requested to toffy that ii no puff* a td aoatruin, but tke itivntiou ol M Veej rim. an Italian phyaician. l'hr New York Herald uf.M'txh at, I >M2, a-ti An Italian hat lately fo: med ueo tp of liie wil l herbs of Lis coun try that will ch nee the color officii, dirk, yellow ur ruo burnt alitu to a healthy clearer**; cure eruption* of akin.suah ar by any other establishment iu this country. A I a roe number apn aieeetn operation in many -t t'.c L-' t m a -ehoia rffattaW PKBssr i a'BocKR.p?r?rWw*OTw, MMkw (I Liberty 6 i'on'11 i?i:I'.SE FEMALE PILLS, l*HIKTK[) AIO rUFMfctD M. EE BOLDKLOQI'E, M. 1)., LIHK ?r>, P?continent of America. They cm be tnmuiiltod by ti a I to jr.) part of th* UntMd dUtaa L?tlt*r? directed U> Dr. K. Mefyeau, b*iM, N. T-. ill lilaet with immediate attention Sold by appointment af ISO ('.hrtTT, near Catharine atr?#l. Pete* M lfalf bene* tt No half botes*?nt by mail. mM Im'dfcw rUBMBHhll UAILt 8V *A *?oonnon lir No. tl ANN 8TRKKT. re Mom*:?o Htlttn-le'ued orui e ruornui|K?yrtCO H?? r nidi per copy. Country anbacrnera fnrnfebed ad tb* aaaio rate, lor any apecific period, en a rem'ttaaeo be aJeanr e. No paper aent. ru'.ert pcM in advance. In Waaatr KatALo?leaned every dulordny morniag, It 1 ee a'clock?price n* -nie per tvpy funuahet to 000a 'if anbeenbersat tt per -iinnnt in rdvanco k Caiarirr.ienritTi are reqar .trd to lt? latter I lo Jateae (Jnaoo* B*wteiTT.Prnrtio*.raod*''H?r: a?d?jl I erdan ooboaineoa ?nvt bo poet. 9 I _2