The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
April 25, 1842

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J -Mm VI1. 1 TH TlL-a*. 40U.?Whola ROCS. NEW LINK OK LIVERPOOL PACKETS To Mil frem New York od tie Mth, and Liverpool oa the llth cf rack month. a m From Naw Yorr. Ship TOSCITJ-S, Captain John Colline. Mth March. Slap SJDDONS.CapUiu K. B. Cobb, Mth April. Ship SH ERlDAN.CapUin K. A. Depeyater, 3?0i Maf. BhipUAiL&ICK, Caidun Wm. Sk.ddy.Mlh Juna. K rom Ltvirareai.. Ship SHERIDAN,CaptainiK. A. Deyeyatar, llth March. BSD OARRICK,Captain Wm. Hkiddy, l?tb April. Ship ROSCIUS, Captain John Collina. 13th May. ^ip 81DDON8. Captain K.B.Cobb, 13th June, eeeahipe are all ol" the fimt clwe.'Jpwarde of 1000 tone.built fa the city of New York, with each imiOTneuu aa combine treat apeed with uauaual comfort for paMengera. Every care CM taken in the arrangement of thei r accommodation!. Tba price oipaaeagehenee le >100, for which ample atorea will be nrovid^. Theae ahipa are commanded by experienced maatfia, who will make every exertion to give general aatiaiac "Neither the captaina or owners oflheee ehipa will be reaponai kl. for anv letter*,parceleor feckegeeanut by them, unleaa re r^gBb|}hVolathSnlK wMhwoifargo utned. a?d theirpecu iJeoitruction give, the** eeeunty not po**e?*ed by ?ay other bit vcfdfl WW. T^rS'Kj ?jjK?'5TfN^5P^to. ?l Botjtb it. New York, to WM JA8. SHOWN St CO, Liverpool. L.tter* by the packet* will be charged tl| ceute per (ioftlv (heat- cent* parotitic*. nd newepaper* I cent each. ml_ ?^EW YOR^^H^K PACRET5. j$k $L jfflk T&HvEFof thie bestir UerealteMeav* N*i^orKn.th* let and Havre on tho Uth of each month ae follow* m fkom New York. F> om Havre. The new *hip ONEIDA. 1? March (l?th April Capt. in July peneneed Surgeon on hoard. For freight 01 passage, or anyfiir her information, apply to H.W T.k H.MALI. Agents, aSStmr* 41 Bearer atreat. .NEW lOitk. ANu NEWAKA.

Vara ridnctd to >1 conta. From th? foot of Courtlandt atrcat, New Fork- i (Erery day?Sunday encepted.) I Learea Now York. Leare Newark At* A.M. At I P.M. At 7i A.M. At 1) P.M .11 do 4 do do >f do I 4| do IM do do T do 18 da ON SUNDAYS. From the foot ol Liberty atreet. Leare New York. Leara Newark. At 8 A M.r>d ?i P. M. At 1 P. M. and to P.M. KlWW. iu/^BETKTO^AAHWAY AND Fare reduced. From the foot of Liberty afreet.daily. Leare New York. Leare New Brunawiek. At I A.M. AtT|A. M. 41 P. M. I P. M. JOMKltVILLE ataref connect wkh theae linea each way. are between N*w York and Somerrille, to ceutt. Do do Now Brunawiek, 71 cento. Rab way, Mcenta. Elirabethtown, S5 rente. The fare in theTt A. M. train from New Brnnawiek, and 4| P Id. train from New York, f>aa been reduced between New York and New Brunawiek to to centa. and ltahway te art I The Pniladelphia maillint jxiesea through NawBrunawiek for New York eraryareninc at t o'clock. On Bannaya tbo Ti A.M. trip from Now Bnuiewiek ia omit t?4. I Paeaengere who procure their ticketaat tha ticket offiea.rootire a ferry ticketgratia. Tickataararoeairadbytbecondnetor oulr oa the day when iwrehaeed febll ?m* IWoRTaxt to western merchants. RELIANCE PORTABLE IRON BOAT LINE-For the Tiaueportation ot tlooda between Philadelphia and Pittiburf4 I

w-nRrii^ T"hie improvement ill tnne|?.rtaiion Horde to weittm meichante peculiar advantage*. The goode heme carefully pack- ed in the boate at our warehoaae, No. 3#5 Market etreet. are carried orer the Columbia and Port-ye llailwaye without transhipment Careful t ap'aiua and crewa ara employed, wha take charge of the gooda at Pin lade I ihia, and continue with them the entire route, thua avoiding delay* and the liability of lot* being separated o 1 toe wav N. B.?raaeenicere forwarded to (Pittsburgh and Pottaaille erery day, bundaya eierpted, H STORK, Acent, nil 3m' m T Waahinatointrcet. RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FKEIOHT LINE. flaUja MOBm nTI XE W RRUNSIVWK A XI) XF. IV YORK fTTHR NEWJERSaY Railroad and Tranaportation Com- A pany have eetabliahrd a Frright Line between New Rrunewick and New York, which I hey intend to run ptrma- nenllv. Leaving New tJmnawick at SAM. daily, (Sunday* e?- eepted) and the foot of Liberty ?tteel, New York, a'. S r.M. To country dealer* tad merchant. the above line fcavery de- irable for the .peedy and cheap conveyance rf merffitandiie of jvery de?cription, and more particularly to Drover* and Dealer* in LiveRiock. ?ho can have ISO head of cattle eon- TryeJ between NeV Bruni wick aud New York, the lame day, wheoerer reautred. Tbe rate* Tor the tramportation of cattle, liar***, mule*, beep, boy*, tut.. and all other kind. of merehaalfe are very low. never riaeeding ?t.aa> boat price*. Merchandtie ?ent by thi* line t?not aubjected to any eitra ehaiye in croeaing the North Kiver. The Compapr have fie ted up a large *torehou*e at New Brotwwiek adjoming the Itailroad Depot, which will alway* kenpen for the reeeptioa of met chan 'iae. jtoerwer*. rurehaaing their ticket, at the ticket office*, will receive ferry ticket, gratia. mltim' fHsloHT A!?U PamsTA aFlrtf Wrrf. w?v-jraa^%.JtfW QMft TV proprietor* of Bloahim* Tran.portatien Lin* to Pittn- 1 burg, give notice tothe Merchaotiof New York, and all other pevtoo. lipi'tng to the Weal, that their line i* e.ow ta active operation Good* conugned .to ahem (or eent to go is their line.) will be forwarded withdeipatch. Ownera or .hiptien of good*, datined for the We.leva Btatea, who I ne no ageut or eooaijtnae at PltUhurg, will pirate ruMicn their f>od? to William Bingham. Pittaburg. who will at laud ta (hipping all tueh eouaignmeiite without J *T An goodt ahould ha marked dmtraetly oa each package BlNOHAVl'B LINK. ,v For rataa offreicht, which are low aa anr other line. Apply to WM. TYSON, Agent, No aWe.talreet. mmnaite Tier No. S. N. R. N. B.?Paaeengere forwarded to P.ltaburg and TottariHa, j (IT day. Sunilapa eicrpted. Refer to K, Crook*. Ainerirao Fur Co.: I. T. Nicall. Front (tieet; Phrlp*. Hodge k Ci. Fulton afreet; StiTdam, f s?*f *!r? Wm Hankiu, Dtir)eek('o Newark- mt >m I m rWL.T JW. fc.SPHINQ-The deair.boat HIGHLANDER let*. Robert Wardrop, will len?e fha foot of Warren atreet Raw Yerh.eTery Mouilay. Tier ?Jay aad Saturday afternoon' at 4 o'clock. Retaruiug.tlie Hub.anoar will trrrc .aewburgb 1 etary Monday morning at o'clock, aao Tuaadayand Friday afternoon at i o'clock. For fremh' ornuiairi.tn?.yw^,unt??. Mil ?f!i?. Pants, double milled do black, plaid, and fancy case., 91 to Veeti? Fine cashmere,satin,and all kinds, $1 to 9*. Coats made aud trimmed in a superior mauner, irom $7 to 91,50; Vests, $1,50 to $8; Pants, 91,50 to fi. st Im* JOHN MUFF AT rvn loon nn Txtr i kto Lift. JUJiirn JI,vaino, GRAND RESTORATIVE SYRUP, For th? cure nfrvery firm of Dise?e? arising from THE IMPURITY JF THE DLdOD, /">AU8LU by the vital 0'g?rs becoming drraug-d and enfeebled by hereditary complaints. and exhaustion of the system, aud other diseases, vix Serf fnla or King's Evil. T more aud swellings iu the neck, secondary symptoms rf flrphi lie. or the coneiiin'ioual form of the Ve-ierial Due..at, Ulcere, ulcerated eore Throat Palate lie. Ulcere on the Hnius.and other parted the body. Dieeaeae of the bouee, paiue, swellings, aud ulceration of the bonce, swellings of the ioiute, white swellings. tic-, Cancers, cntaneeue r akin diseases, alt rheum^ ringworm, scaly eruptions. leprosy, itch, scald head, pimpiea, cracking aud smarting of the akin, tetter, aud all kinia of sores .Longstanding ana heretofore incurable fever sores: rheumatism, (tout, liver complaint, and all diseases caused,by an improper use of mercury, local and constitutional debili y or weakuess, gouorrhce i. gleet leucorrhoea or whites, gravel, lienor when the system has been eihiustedby secret sentuality in youtii, intempe ance, long standing debilitating diseases, long resideuce iu Southern climates, and other debili tating causes. This invaluable medicine has been employed by the proprietor in an extensi'ejirivate and hnepital practice, both in Europe and Americ i for the last forty y sars during which time he has cured over 5000 patients, who were afflicted with some of the mast loathsome and destructive f irma of disease, many of whom are now living, and ready to testify to the efficacy of Uiis medicine. It cures by giving tone to the nerves, exhilmit ing the epirits, regulating the circulstion. invigorating and exciting the vital o'ganato a natural and healtny action andtnus causing all impurities 'o be etpelled from the syatein, and creating the secretum of perfectly pure and heallhv blood. Price $t per bottle. Vnr sale only at the Private Reside nee No. 4 77Greenwich sircet, two doors above Canal street. m3t lm $500 PREMIUM. THE INDESTRUCTIBLE INK,which B. M. BART1 LETT exhibiteu it the Fair of the American Iustitute, New York, 1841. with an offer of $500 to any sue who sliodd extract it from paper, and which reeei'ed the gold medal of me Institute, can be had by calling on Messrs. ltawdnn, Wright It Hatch, bank note engravers. 48 Merchants' Exchange. Orders from any part of the Union, post paid, through the above earned house, will he promptly attended to. Writing made with this ink will remain unchanged as long as paper will ecdnre,snd is exceedingly valuable abeve all in dellible mk? now la use. ol which we have any knowledge. John Torrey. M. D., Prof'tior of Chyraielry, fcc. in the College of Physicians and Surgeon*, M. Y, Jam's R Chilton, M I), Practical Chi miet. John A. Warder, M D., Professor of Chymutry aTlm* sod Mineralogy. C.ncmnstiCollege.Ohio. "30 ODD YEARS OF EXPERIENCE in the ecr'ntific practice of curing certain diseases, hare enabled Or LAUREL, of No.103 Canal street, to eradicate those diseases in question, whether new,old, or Inveterate, in less than half the tine employed 9y the com moo doctors, who poison their patients with mercurr, csniry, nitre, enbebe^fcic. N. B ?Strangers are apprised that Dr. L. is a regular physi:ian of the ined eal facu'ty of Paris, also graduated in the U. States,as can be prored hy his diplomas m94 Im* "PIANO FORTES. QOUTHKRN DEALERS and purchasers generally will o fiu-J it 10 Ihei r adrantage to call and eiamine a ehoice aa ortment of Ihe chore ar'icla, comprising a variety oft and octaves, of roiewood and mahogany, with grand action, scroll stands, six! every modern improvement. These iiu'riimcnt* are warranted to b~. equal to any iu the city, a id will be sold at the lowest poet i hie prices for cash, at the manufactory, 44 West Feurteen'hatreet, betwe-n Fifth and Sirth avenues. N. B.?Piano Fortes for Hire?A good assortment of piano fortes for hire at the m ami factory. ?v SOMETHING NEW LEUR'S GARDEN. 49 Bowery.?The undersigned lakes this opportunity to inform his friends and tne public that lis has spened a Garden and Saloon at 49 Bowery, where he would be happy to receive their calls. His Saloon will be constantly supplied with the choicest and best of Fruits, Confectionary. Coffee, Ice Creams, Lemonade and Sods that the city affords Every utte ition will be given en his pait to make this Garden aud Saloon a pleaaant and agreeable resort to the ladies and gentlemen who may favor 'hem with a call, at4 l in*c H. LEUR, 49 Bowery. CARPETING, &C. ruPADUCT TN TWF PITV i>u i ni i nil i i x. TONES ft MARCY, 101 Cowry. New York. are now re?J eeiving their apnug anpplv of Carpeting, Oil Cloth?, Window Bhader.Uruggeia, Hearth Ruga, Doer Mali,'l'able and Piano Cover* Stair Rod* 4cc Ac. Among llieir goodi are m toy m w and rich pattern* of English and American manufacture, which emmet be exceeded for beau'y, qnalitv and cheapnea* in the city. I'rraon* about furntahiog their houaea are invited to give ua a call. I.K.JONES, at 1m* L. MARLY. GENERAL AGENCY. THE SUBSCRIBER ha* taken th* atore 7S Kultonatrect, Bror klyn, for the aale of the moat approved genuine patent and family mrdsa. Price 34 and M cause per boa. For aatr, wh drsHe and re ail, by Wm Wateoo, Apothetarira'Hall. 34 tlatl ariue street; Hmith, corner of Fulton and (Valerate; NowilL 117 Bowery Balgrore, ilniggiat, Fulton ii. nwoun- P"1 |Br* 300,000 i.? Mnrnm sew*, LANDED from bant Ohio, from Havana. of anfcri.tr(uali r. foraale III lotatnauit pureharera. at rraaonable pneea, 1 nlOlm* (i> V. KADh.K. m ihe celebrated" manufactory of Jo3 aeph teillott, of Birw.imham ?The hi?h reputation of heee peoi Viae induced many inferior maker* to imitate them, hereby injuring thelwell em ed repnta 100 of J weph (JilloM. rhe Public are requealad to be particular from whom they nirchaae. Theyeouin* may be known by 'heir enperior quality. and ly the etlie ofputtinz up. A conrtant upply for eale by HUBERT I'AHllOW, maa lm' m Maiden Lane. STRIKER'S BAY, THE BLOOMINOUALE ROAD?Tliia deliyhlfil rummer ree-rt ie n w open and in fall aperation under the aanajemerit of theiubtcriber, who liar ueed every exertion to erider ii in all rr?[ecti, worthy the patrouace it will ever be navliidy todiaerre. The wmaa. liquor*, anil all other refrrahmen!*. are the be.l bat can be procured and in no iiwtance will the charcr* ft e?l thoeaot any other reepectable auh'iahmenta. the comfort and ionvrnience of I.ediee viaitiric Btriker'a lay. will alwaj a h- e.pectallr atudied, and ciril.ty .nd at eutioa may be relied on ttlnkei'* Bay ie 111 n.ilee mtlea from lb. r-11- u -11 I llonminflnle II" i ly at 38 L>. y alt ret. K?k rrncea eichanged. ?W?w*rn "fflff I l? Shift* made to order alter the maat a[>pr*he krotHKKH It Co. alt II Kulton itreet.. uatt door to lh? Fulton Mank. 1 W YC EW YORK, MONDAY 1 Trial a( Alexander William llolmra, one o Ihtcrnv of the slilp William Brown, to Mantltughltr, U. S CIRCUIT COURT, Philadelphia,April 1Before Judge* Baldwin and Katidall. The trial of Alexander William Holme*, one the crew of the ship Wilium |lr?wn, for mat laughter, in (brewing overboard from the long boi Francis Askins, oue of the passengers after th vessel had been abandoned, irm returned this mo uing. The firlt witness cat 'ed on the part of the Unite lates- was Ukidokt MtGir.-I was a passenger on boar of the ship William Krowti. We left Liverpool! the 12th ot March; it was on Monday nignt It 19ih of April we siiuck on the iceberg; we wei all in bed; a man said the ship was sinking; we a rushed up on deck; when 1 went en deck th sailors were basy getting nut the long boat and jo ly bo??; 1 waited un111.he long boat waa got out at as soon as the long boat was got on?, 1 gx iuto he came ever to him when Charles Conlin saw Holmes coming, he said, "Holmes, dear, you will not put ma out;" Holmes made answer and said, "ve? Charier, vou will ire too:"he thea caught hold of Charles Conliu sod threw him out; Holmes did; Charles Conlin was the last person they threw out of the long boat, but there were two that remained in the bows that they did not notiee; when awning came the sailors saw those other two paTtaf gers; ode of them was under the seat of the boat, and the other was under the stern of the boat; they hid themselves there; John Nugent was one; 1 don't remember the other at daylight these two passengers commenced bailing the boat when those men had done bailing the bo.tt, they took and threw them out; about an hour and a half after that we were taken up by the Crescent; I mean when I say "they threw them over," Charley Smith, Alexander William Holmes, J .hn Stetson, and Henry Murray, a colored man, cook) that is all; Rhodes did not assist, or throw any over; Rhodes was the mate. Thirty-one went down ia the vessel; several females went down with the vessel, none of the crew went down with tkeship; none ef the crew er sailors were thrown out of tbe long b iat; there were nine sailors altogether ia the long boat, and the mate; as to the weather on Tucs U1(UV wucu ?Mivn u U?KI, it was not blowing an i the sea was calm; there wat rain; there wae no difference in the weather at that time eince the ship went down; nothing more than it rained; ihe p:t?sengers were occupied at different times in hailing the boat, tut not very often; they would atop and then commence bailing again; there was not much water in the boat on the second night; there waa none on the first night; the captain of the Crescent kept the lontf boat: he burnt his own long boat and kept that one; he kept it because it was better than his own; Frank Askins said all he bad was fire sovereigns, and if they would spare bis life until morning he wonld give it to them; we had three sacks or bags of biscuits on board of the long boat; how much beef we had in, I don't know; 1 saw some beef; whea they were throwing ths passengers overboard it did net capsize the boat no as to make the water come orerthe sides; there was plenty of room to work the boat; there was enough room before the passengers were thrown out; 1 don't know that Rhodes had any participation in throwing over any body; on the first night the boat was dry; the second night the rain occasioned moit of the water that was in the boat; they had something like a coffee pot and also a backet for bailing out the boat; the passengers brought some of their prevision* in the boat; they brought nothing but oatmeal; there was fresh water taken ii.to the boat; 1 don't know how much, but I know Iht-re was some; I was in the stern of the boat when Holmes ordered me out of it; I was sitting down; there were no eat* in the boat; another girl was ordered out cf the boat besides me, by Holmes it was Itridget Nngent. He said no more bnt that 1 should go into the ship tgain he stated no reason I don't recollect anything taking place before the jolly boat left us, except the captain taking down the passengers names; the ship was bound from Liverpool to Philadelphia we lift Liverpool on r rtdav, the I2ih of March the number of the crew in the hip, including the captain, was seventeen 1 recollect who were in the jolly boat; there waa the econd mate, one passenger, the captain and six aailora; Eliza LafTerty waa the name of the paaaenger Parker waa the name of the aeeond mate Joaeph Marshall, a colored man, steward, waa in the long boat; there were sixteen thrown over, and seventeen aaved the cook, Murray, waa a very big man two married men, passengers, that bad their wives with them, werr left in the long boat, James Black and James Patriot; the aailora kept the boat en her course. Cro$*-examimd by Mr. Brow*?I have not been examined before in regard to this matter; I had my statementa taken down in writing, in France, but ant since I came to America; I reside in Second street, between Pine aad Lombard; I have only lived there while out of a situation; 1 board there; I have boarded there only a few days; 1 lived in Decatur street before that; I arrived in this country on the 13th of July last; I have been in Philadelphia ever since; I was examined before the Grand Jury; I was examined by Mr. Dallas; no. where else: never before a Judge till bow; my ua ele shipped with me at Liverpool; (ieorge Duftee was his name; he waa thrown cut of the long boat; I was not related to any oilier person on board of the vessel; I never saw any of the passenger* before I entered on board the vessel at Liverpool; I did sot know from fhpv r&m?: I waa on fripntilv term* with them on the voyage up to the time of this occurrence; I here never spoken to Helrne* on board of the ehip; only once I think; finlnxi had ot during the vnyare shown any unkindneti to me or Bridget Nugent, or to any one that 1 mw; all the paaaengeri, on the night of the occurrence, had re tired, but onp girl who wa* fitting up with a aick child; Mary Carr wai her nnme; ahe nai in the e:eerage;they were all below deck; I nn not certain how many women there were among the pawenger*. I can't aay how many men I know that thirty-one went down with the ahip there were th:rty-three in the long boat, which with the child that died on the parage made aixty-five; 1 know bow many male* and frmalea there were in the long boat; the name* of the ptfiengera in the long boat were Mary Carr, Sarah Carr, and Siiaan Carr, Jalia MeFadden, Ann Bradlry, Bridget Nugent, Jamca Black iml wife Jamea Patrick, wile and cbi.'d, Iaibel Elgar, Ku?an Edgar, Margaret Edgar, J:ine .fohnaon.Mra Edgar, Owen Wiley, George Duffie, Jamea MaAri-y, Martin McAroy, Franci* Askina and hi* two (inter*, ltohert Hunter, John Wil on, John Nugent, Thoma* Nugent, Hugh Keegan, John Welsh, Jamea Todd, Jame? Smith, and myself; that i* all; 1 had not been akleep tha' Bight when he (hip Mruck the (hock wa* to violent that we thought the ship wa* *tove in two I wa* wot thrown from my bed I tlept in a biith abont a quarter of an hour after the *hip atrnek nome m t" i M MA that lha akin wa* tinlli- O thl'? tllrf H'?f (letup until the man cried nut the ship ?ii >iakiuff; it was Jame* Black that cried out; ba wai ?a deck} he came to the hatchway and cried it a?wa the hatch; tbcre|wa? ao water in the eteer IRE MORNING. APRTT, 25 IS f age at the time 1 left it; 1 heard them puoiuin as noon ad she got the shock they had bee pumping about a quarter ?f an hour befoi I wlaoU came to the hatchway and eried out tin the ship was siakiig we all rushed up, of courst 'I here were a good many up before me en deck I saw Holmes when I came on deck I seen hit taking things, wood and cask?, from the long boat lt and throwing litem over the side; that was oefor 10 they launched the longboat; the conk and Jacl r" Stetson were assisting biro; the jolly boat wa hanging out at the bow of the ship the sailor 'd were getting ready to put her in the water; 1 can' ay which was lirst launched; the long boat wa d launched by Holmes and the sther tailors I cat:' say who was the first that went into the long boat I found Bridget Nugent in the longboat when re wont on hoard; thete were some more persons it it, but 1 don't remember who they were; the wa 16 not t.early full; there were men and women it when I went on board I can't say how many cami d after me, but I know that ths next perssus wh sayiDg or doing; 1 did'nt bear Holmes say anything; I have not heard anythiug said at the Uplift that boat was I can't say how near to tba water'* edge the gunwale of the boot waa I never bbstrved how near to the water'* edge the ^un1 fcrale of the boat ati; it was about an hour after Holmes hi ought the girl into the boat that the vessel went down. I can't say how far the boat was from the ship when she went down about half a mils 1 can't say who cut the rope attached to the boat when the ship went down it did cot begin to /rain till next day. They bailed that night; 1 can't ay whether any of the crew bailed the jolly boat and long boat were not continually together during the night they were not tngetherthe whole night; the jolly boat was not out of sight of us that night; there was not so much water in the boat as to wet me where I sat?no part of me only my feet; they said nothiag only when they wauted the passengera to bail; tbey would tell them to get up and bail; they could bail with the passengers sitting there there were seats in the beat; those that Were rowing were on their teats; the sailors took turns ia rowing; there was no dispute duriag the night;a!l wassilent; the passengers bailedwhen they were told. The'.captain took leave of ns at daylight; the mate, Rhode*,said to the captain?"Capt Harris,we'll have to draw lots;" the captain said "I know what you mean, 1 don't want to h-arany more about it." The mate did not say why we should have to draw lota; he did not speak of the leaky condition of the boat; the captain did not i shake hands with any of us; wc scarcely haj any t clothing on; we had not time to get any clothing'; i I know of some of the seamen taking oil the.r coats and giving to the women on board; I know 1 the mate giving his cost to u ,Scotch family; Holmes was not in the part of tho boat I was in; thcstilors had all their jackets on; the mate had tno coats; he gave one to the hootch family; Margaret it the girl's name he gave his coat to; 1 can't ?ay who brought the beef, bi-cuit and water on board; it was very cold; there was no sleet; none ot the passengers were insensible at any time; they were all sitting in the boat, not lying down; the captain went away in the morning; it was ten o'clock at night when they commenced ihrowiag thefpasseagers overboard; 1 bad not hcatd the mate say any thing to the crew about it I had heatd nothing said by any body before it commenced the person who was first thrown overboatd was sitting in the bow of the boat; I was silting in the stern; 1 can't say what tailor spoke first to him; 1 had not heard any thing addressed to him; it was his cry that I heard first; his name was Owen Riley; he had no wife on board; he had a wifsin Philadelphia; 1 can't say who was theaext; I den't know who threw Riley over; I can't say who threw bailie over; 1 know it was some of the four sailors; I know it was Holmes who threw Charles Conlin over; I know Holmes assisted in throwinsflhereatof the passengers over; 1 know it was his voice and their calling to him to save them; 1 know of no one having a wife or child on board that was thrown ever; they had wives and children in Ireland; 1 know Askins' si-ter was tnrown overooard, Dut i can i say wno inreiv ner over; i know she was tbrawn over; the had no clothe* on her only her night clothe*; she had saved h?r cloak and she bogged of them togiveit to her; her sitter wagthrown orer too; 1 don't know by whom; those are all of the women that were thrown over. They served out biscuit at different time.-, the women did net eat any of it, but the men eat some; there was no given allowance; I can't tell how much water there was there; they served none out except to a child that was there; the men thrown orer on Wednesday were Nugent and Keegan; 1 did not see them thrown over; I kept my ht-ad covered when they were throwing them ovel my head was covered when some of the others were thrown out; it waa not covered when Coulin and Wilson were thrown over; the women thrown overboard were sensible,or they could not have had sense te bail the boat; 1 saw *ome ice about us; I ean't say whether it was Monday oi Tuesday night; it was far from us; it was an iceberg; it was no far that we could just discern it; it appeared near the top of the sky; there were smill pieces of floating ice that they broke with their oars; the sailors in the long boat aaw the ship Cre cent, and they got an oar aad pni a shawl on it; the mate of the (Jresceoi wag in the topmast watching the ice it was not better than half an hour before the ship wai alongside; we were not on deck for two days after we were taken on hoard the vessel; the water came into the boat once from her canting; 1 did not hear them cry out in the boat, God tave us, we're all sinking; Mary Carr got hold of Holmes when he got hold of Conlin she said he was the last of a family of fifteen, fourteen of whim went aown in me anip. Maky Cahr, nnorn.?I waa a pa??enger nu board of the William Brown on her paaaage from hirer pool to Philadelphia; on the night of the lf)th of April, this occurrence took plac* I hanging Upa lamp, when I heard (he rca.elge ting a ahock, which knocked me down over th iu overboard; I can't rrcnllrct who wao thrown rarer until they eincto I'ran It Apkia t .e boat clear of water; I burn five ovareirnr, and I'll give it for my life till morning, andjwnen morning comer if SERA ;42. God adeni> answer that I Ci uld hear; then they put him out Mary, his you-Rest sister, was q crying about him; Oh, say* she, doa't put out mv I brother?if you put bun ut, put me aut too, I'm J willing to die the death of iny brother, but don't li part we and iuv brother; immediately they lnid hold on tar, and threw her out aflff r him There i waa Jack Stetson, Murr..y, Holmes and Charley t Smith, but which of the four it was that threw As s kins overheard, I cannot aay; they all catched hira t and dragged him; when they pat over Marv. Ellen the other sister, was crying; they catched hold of j Ellea, and whan they bad her up, "Oh saya she, don't put ma over naked, all I request is to give g me my mantle, some of tho sailors lilted up soroe, thing and threw in after her, but it w as not bar inaaile; I heard Charles Conlia s?y, l"Ho!nioij, dear, you won't put me over"?Charles, "says I he, "you must go, and immed>a'e'y be laid hold r of hira; I said to Holmes?"Holmes spare his y life, he ts all that remains out of fifteen of William I Liddont'family. He lifted him up and pat him t over, and ai he went down 1 h?vrd the plunge 1 r heard him crying und praying, the Loid have mercy on me I saw so on a assisting Holmes there were sixteen thrown overboard a short time after dayj light en WeJneiday 1 heard a man cry out thai r they saw the mast of a vessel they look an oar *ud i a shawl that belonged to aic for a flag I don't know how long it was, but as soon as the vessel came to us the captain put ladders down the side of the vessel and took us up on deck 1 heard that there were inirry one went aown wirn me vetsei; mere wan oae unfi over, I don't know his name, but K hodes looked at the man who threw him orer and aid, '.>b, t ri al cruel!" Owe* Carr examined? I am near fourteen year* of age; wax on board the ship W i liam Brown as a passenger; was in bed at the time she struck the ice; went on deck; some were trying to get the beat over; want down again, and got my paBts and roundabout; 1 was launched with the long boat into the water: the passengers then got in; when the boat was full she was pushed ofT: when I saw Jack Stetson he waa putting a ping in the bottom of the boat; did uottee ship go down; was in the bottom of the boat At ten o'clock they commenced throwing the passengers overboard; had to eat and drink in long boat, biscuit, beef, water; Mary Carr was near the stern; 1 went near the stem; 1 went to her; she is my cousin; when the persons were first tnrown overboard 1 was sitting at the back of Mary Carr; heard nothing only when Charles Conlira stood up and|said "Holmes you won't touch me," and he just pitched him over; Charles was standing beside me; close by; staid in that place until next morning; did act leave it until the vessel hove in sight; when the vessel came, could not tell how much water was in the boat, as I was wet and frozen; did not see the Ciesemt come. First saw Holmes the next morning; don't know who came It si into ihe bast: saw Stetson fivinv the nlnu- T cant't tcil what became of the plug afterward*; never taw it after that time, but felt it once with my toes j 'twai on the first night I felt it and never afterwards; would bail a little while and then quit; the naorning after Charles Conlia was put out I lost light of what was going en; did not recollect from that time bad two cousim in boat; Maty Cari, Sally Carr; saw no women thrown over; heard them; it was after night; saw nobody but Charles Conlin put over; heard nothing about casting lots beard io talking; 1 fell over asleep; saw no un- I kindness on the part of tha men towards passengers; Jack Stetsoa gave me a pair of stockings be had in his pocket; biscuits were served round twice by some of the seamen saw no water served except some to the child did not see the mate or men eat; might have done so; 1 had some but could net cat; heard at no time any one cry out the boat was sinking; can't tell how near the guawale was to the water; think there were three seata in the boat; they run across om those seats were those who were rowing all the rest sat in the bottom of the boat; mate was in the stern; when it commtnrid raising, think it was in the night; continued as long as 1 kaew what was going tn rained heavy; sea calm; hava never told the stoiy only to Mr. D^lus don't remember going on board the Crescent; saw Jamas Patrick and James McAvoy bail: Holmes was not ui kind to me or any on hoard the boat or ship that I remember; after the boat was in the water saw the passengers coming down the stoe of the vessel; boat leak* d alter Jack Stetson put the plug in. Aw* Bradliy, sworn ?Was passenger on board the Win. Brown; got into .bout the middle of the long boat when she was lowered; saw Frank Askins thrown evertioaid; Holmes wasthc lirst man Isaw ciming forward; was not far from Frank Frank was sitting between his two sisters; one of the sisters laid "you w on't separate my brother from me;" Holmes cried for help and said they*wcu!d hree him over if he was not assist* d; they crowded round Frank and putbim overboard; Frauic requested them to spare hit life as ho wanted to say two wotds to Mrs. Edgar; Charles Smith, Jack Stetson, and Henry Murray assisted; his sister said she wai willing to die the death of her brother. Croti ezamitud.?Had a sister on hoard the W. B., ahe was not in theyoug|boat; no other relative cn board. On the voyage saw the crew alike civil to all the passengers; lirst ohsei red tne water in the boat a shot t time alter I got in; saw them fixing the plug for the first time, afttr the ship went down they had an axe and made a plug don't remember hearing any thing more said about it until Tuesday night; did not sae any pluffthere can't say whether any thing but r loth wai put in the hole or not wh n they Called for cloth thon Irahella'* mother, but ?ot no an*wer. 1 said, "good Ciod, are they going to drown the manfyhe reply wa*"ye( I heard Duify plead for bia life on account of hit three i children Aakina at the time ho waa seized, begged not to be taken from hia sister*, ke woubl wuik and if Ood did not give relief in the morning he would go overheard himself. When the two lwats were toge'ber, a gaod way off from the William Brown, heard the mate ?oy to the captain, there ahouhj lie lota drawn. The cap'ain left company with the long boat about five o'clock Tuaaday morning; Holmes carrii d liabella Edgar down, and took olf hi* jacket and put on my shoulder*; 1 told him to take hi* jacket, for be might want it; he told mc to keep it; 1 was told to get on the bottom, and found soma water there; in the night I faund tome water coming in vary quick, in the part ol the boat I was in; called to Holmes ,und told him that 1 thought the boat wa* leaking; took hi* hand aud put it where the leak wa*; had some caps in my pocket, rolled them up, and put them down in the place. Holme* was looking for the cork or lomething that cam out of the hole; could not find it, got axe and wood, made a cork, put it in, boat stopped leaking, (topped about an hoMr; in that place am sure the boat stopped leaking; this was the first night, before passengers w re thrown out, he rd I them say once afterward* the cork was coming out i again; commenced bailing after the ship sunk; at the f I tlrnn ihap* waa nni miirK wafflr in thp hoat as I thourh?. Ieak to thoae on hoard," Poor aotila,you're only t going down juat before ua" Did not see any body lay hands on Frari k Atkins-, my head waa covered apj raw p the l>oat onboard the''rearent, ardaaw the pircebroki n on- from the bottom or aide don t r colli o- ho w far it r waa frnvn the plug when on board the boat did not are aay place where the plug waa the piece from the boat ah was about four inchet wide and fIfW li u. PrlM Vug Casta Js*? Jom!?stojkuvi,||tt uii b' i.a .te Willuin Biuttn waygoing lo bed w hen ship (truck, rumuundeck; went info the forecastle six tunes alter clothes i I u ent to the side of the vt sse] 1 went over the edge of the vessel, at tha place w here the tioat was lowered one of theinen caught me by the legs and low ere* in* dow n laid me to get out ol Ike way, that o'htrs might comedown (.it on the edge of the boot my feet were amongst the water as I sat down I heard Mrs. Kdgur crying out for Isalwlla a man gave me a jacket Uaii semii old clothes of toy own whieh covered mjr head 1 was in the boat lirst' of the Edgars did not see Isabella brought on hoard they gave ma a piece of biscuit tw ice on Tuesday a cold |>otatoe and piece of beef on Tuesday it tamed severely all day at night heard some of the pass, ngers cry out boat wus sinking; Isabella said 1 must trust to the Almighty I then heard the mate say to the men we must go to work?thia work won't do" the mate called tbi m up again and said thejr must go to work or all petith I heard them lay hold of man near me 1 lifted the cover fiom my head thought it was Owen Hi ley heaid him call out Vlrs. Edgar; heard brack Askinscall Mrs Kdrar Holmes stood up; said lie saw a mast-vessel not tar from us he told us to keep quiet, lor it so many were seen in the boat perhapo woulu'nt take us on boatd tin- rist wete almost itiif with col l, could almost do nothiag Holm, s went over our heads lorward with an oar *o loosen the taat tram ice?were surrounded heard it rub the bott at time* they pulled to go to the vt ssul, and i est el troli ail* they git to the edge ol the vessel anil were takvn in, wet and itilf with colli can't my v In tber the two girl* jumjied or were thrown over; sometimes water utar up to my knees heaid them ?ay plug out of boat?boat Milking;'' 1 never aaw nothing hud about Holmea from the time I aaw him first; aaw him give rout, cravat, lrom hia neck and give to a girl without shoes or stocking*, and wrap it around her feet it was cold all the time don't know when it began to rain can't say how much I heard some persona go into the water on Wtdaetday morning; don't know who they wen ?heaid say yine of them was Nugent; they were all st.it with cold, could do nothing can't aay how long they bailed I was so stupified with fright I scarcely knew what I was doing I got two pieces of biscuit, potatoe, beef?cat the two latter could'nt eat bread; understood some water was given to a little girl no difference ui 'de to passes* gcra. SvsaavAM Eocsa, sworn?Was a passenger on board the W. B. when vitsel strui k was in bed sister* Jane and Margaret got In the boat mother was witfc ma Holmes was there and took her in the boat H. culled out come on whoever vofl are I jumped down y all in but Isabella ahe was the last passi nger in l>?at left the side of the vessel before Isabella got in mother was crying Isabella iialmes went aut of the beat up a rope and parted Isabella into the boat brought her down on hn back came down by the rope 1 sat in the bows the mute said if he fell in witli a ship or got ashore, he was to report the nnmcs iu the paper he undertook to raise a ami, but fearing the wind would blow and capsize, he took it down did not see any one Jiut out of thcbo.it; my head was covered; OwtuRroy was the first laid hold of; 1 knew by bis voice he cried to mother to sreak for him mother said (he could do nothiDg, for her life was no more safe than his at that time than he cried to Isabella once and Judy Mr Fad ut'u unce i uctit n?*aru mem answer Heard the plunge in the water; neat I heard wn Frank Askins. he cried to my mother toe don't known whether ?he answered or not; did'ut hear; on Wednesday morning Holme* looked up to us, laid kei p up our heart*, we should aee a ihip that day sai l he thought he had seen the track of a ship toon saw the most ot" one took an oar and put on it Mary Carr's (hawI for a Bag took the oars and began to rowtotheihip told u* not to stand up in the boat, for if so many were teen the captain would not take them in soon came alongside the Cieacent: Holmes and the cook served the w omen all I saw with cooked meat; in the boat Holmes said the woata must have cooked meat,as they could eat it better men must have raw meat; law no w ater served out save to the aick infant. Crest ruamtrtid by Mr. Dills*.?Saw Holmes and Cook cutting tho iides of the ahip, to get boat orer dont know where captain mate was at the time did not see jolly boat until she wa* in the water heard those on board the ship cry, but did not see them. Eliza Lsrraaiv sworn?wa* a passenger on board the William Brown; a native of Ireland; at the time the vessel struck, 1 was undressed prepared to go to bed; when 1 came on deck, the passenger* were alarmed; got OB bond jolly boat; did not see long lost at the time; related to James Patrick and wife; they wnemy sister and brother-in law; rememlier the Captain's taking down a list of names, and bid them steer to Newfoundland; Mr. Rhodea said it waa impossible for the boat to live, and tolJCapt.H the boat would be lo?t; captain gave him a chart and compass; at the time we parted, the sea was calm; passed two or three iceberg*, and island* ol ica were about ua. The wind intervened; had a smell needle cass of water twice a day. and a biscuit divided into three part*; wa* taken upon the sixth day; I was benumbed with cold; 1 waa wet all the six day*; piovision* nearly exhausted; wa* told we were 100 miles from land; the molt stormy part of our voyage in the boat, was the latter end, w hen we were picked up; heard captain tell the men to obey mate; mate told the captain he had eo hope*. Mra. Eucar, aworn Wa* n passenger on board the William Brown was in bed when th" vessel atruek Holmes helped me into the boat helped bail the boat, a* there was water in her James Todd atked for something to put in the leak one of the p mergers handed him J air of stocking! w hen 1 went into the boat all but Isabella were in. I was uttin* amongst water, but cant asy how much there was in the boot saw Holme* rowing could hear the icn against her ride be took oil hie oil cloth coat and covered my head; ut up hi* oil cloth pant* aud coveted Juddy McKaddan Judged tin re wa* a heavy lea, by the water crming over the bow of the boat heard my own daughter Margaret call totme the boat was sinking told her to sit ami for 1 could do Dothing for her ;Frank Aslcim calltd "Mia. Kdgar, Mr*. Edgar I asked himjwhat he w anted, end rcciived no auawer did not know the siftrra n err in the boat until I heard lh?y bad gone over heard the mate ask Frank what ho haJtosayto Mrs Edgar; Frank gave no ana* wer, but still kept hollowing; I aaked H. if ho wai going to put me aud my family overboard ho said no, "that it the hoatwould'nt keep up w e rhould.all periih together-,9 this was after the other* had beett put out; 1 got a piece of biicuit from the cook saw tome of the passenger* eating, but did not see tho crew rat: on Wednesday morning 1 wa* so benumbed with cold I cant ih- whol- evidence had been gone thtouth with, riaoao* M. Dai.i.ai. Eocr?cjni rig rrenr. and cloven hy beautiful ipn (I t? the J'irjr ?r? ricl and impirtia Jiiatioo Wwcm the United State* in! (he d' fendant The D a rict Attorney, Wm.lwn M. Mr?rmtm. E?q.. loved for the proeeeution. He took a brief review of ir aronnd that had been gone otter, and placed the hole before the Jttry in favorable light for the oiMllkn. The charge of Judge Baldwin *ai long at wa? natiillv to be eapected from tha noveltv of thec??e. It plained the 'aw, and the proper bearing that the facta ould have in conj inctloa with the law, in order to Cilitwu'.h#jury in arriving at a verdict. It had au V

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evident h- anng against the prisoner, who listened to It attentively, but without much apparent emotion During the whole trial, the Court room Uaa been crowded am! 00 the last three daya, number* of ladies attended at epectator*. The order and decorum preserved amongst such a vast assemblage, speaks well for the odicersot the Court who were ou duty. Oa Saturday. C3r 1 April, the Jury came into Court with a verdict of (il lLTV OK M ANSLAL'GHfKR. South America, fCcrresposdeaeeof the Herald.] Csbacas, 8. A Match 21, 1912 Statistic! of Car Meoa?Pronptcl* of Izurla? I.cut Word* of Bolivar. James Gordon H*.vi?ett Mr Dear Friend 1 send you four important document* shout this ?i.. Republic; they are only a part *i an im?vuuvtory of the let'ers 1 intend to send you about thii 'country. The first document is an exaat amount of ihe annual expences ot the Republic although they are calculated for the year lb4i>-41, they will be about the same for the year 1841-42 so you will hare a just new of what our government require* for ita support- Ihe second document is (he President'* speech at the opening of Congress, asking that the remain* of Bolivar should be brought to the land of hi* birth- I am collecting some particular* of the last word* and last moment* of the great man from hi* own family. You shall hare the whole of it scon. The third document i* the new* of the pacification of New Grenada, at last, communicated by the minister of that K- publio to ours The fourth i* the 3.^ 77. Oiuuelne Pnnet Before Jedge O lkley. Aran. 33?Sthemerhorn and Helm kit witi ?l Edward ,V H V'y and ^lufuala kit wifeThia cue,(b 1 hp King Charles party," a* the friends of the old charter are called, have also elected their legis^ ture, and will organi/r their government on the 4th n *f May, the day alter the sutlrage party. We shall then t>ce little Rhode Island presenting the moral >i spectacle of two State Gov eraors, two Senates, and twdlouses of Representativea. The calling out of the i military, as an escort, looks warlike. Things are in bad way in Rhode Island, and what may turn np is very uncertain. R Arnold is a bad name to sign a d popular notice?he had better have his name anged, or we shall cross him olT the charch books c lk'sisrsa ?Mr. Cooper has recowed 8212 them libel suits. If he were to rive a lonner rr.H,. J I h separate invoice and bill of lading for the spe- .i cic, which they will ship on my account, on board of the ship and similar documents for the merchandise, which they I will ship in the same manner; therefore I r. quest that you will sign in caniormity. I am personally acquainted with Mr. but not IV with Mr. but I am en very friendly terms with some particular friends of the latter gentleman, and consequently 1 give him the preference. I am sorry to ob- c doath, absence, he should deprivo yuu of the services of Mr. or that owing to some causes he before mentioned, it|would be prudent to confide ay in- tereata elsewhere, In either case, yon are to apply to at Messrs. '.merchants of that place, to communicate your instruction* relative to the disposal cf the Liverpool cargo, on board of the ship the loading ef H that ship, with good merchantable coffee, giving the preferenceto the first quality, whenever it can be purchased on reasonable terms forcaah or received in payment for G the sales of the said Liverpool cargo, or lor a part thereof, observing that I wished said coffee to be purchased at Sanurang.or a ly other out port, if practicable,- and in sa all cases,it mqst be attentively examined when delivered, and put up in double gunnyr bags. al If the|purcnase of said cargo is made at an out port, the T ship must proceed there to take it in. On the subject of purchasing coffee, at Oovernment sales, 1 have no doubt that itis an easy way to obtain a _ cargo, but I am of opinion, that it is a very dear one, particularly as the fair purchaser who has no other object (X in view but to invest his money, dees not stay on the footing of competitors, who make their paym.nts with Netherland Bills of Exchange, or wish to raise the prices 19 of their coffee, which they may have on hand for sale. S Under these impressions, I desire that all the purchases of coffee on my account, l>e made from individuals as far as practicable?and if the whole quantity necessary E to load the ship, cannot be obtained at private sale, re- l course must then be had to Government talcs. In many instances I have experienced, that whenever ai I had a vessel at Batavia, that the prices ol coffee at the Government sales, hare risen from 5 to 14 per cent, and sometimes higher. On the subject of coffee, I would remark, that owing v to the increase of the culture of that bean,together with L the immense imnorts of tea into the several parts of Eu rope, which ha* lowered the price of that leaf to auch a degree, ai to induce the people of thofe countries, principally of the north, to uie the latter article in preference to the tirat. That circumitance haa, for theae paat three yfare, created a gradual deduction from the coniutnption of coffee, which has augmented the stock on hand throughout every commercial city of the northern part of the Qlobe,so as to present a future unfavorable prospect te the importers of that article. Indeed, I am convinced that within a few months from this date, coffee will be 10 per cent cheaper in the United States than what it haa been at Batavia for these two years past?neverthe less,being desirous to employ my ships as advantageously as circumstances will permit, and calculating also that the price at Java and other places of its growth, will fall considerably, I have no objection to adventure. Therefore you must use every means in your power to facilitste the success of the voyage. Should the invoice cost of the entire cargo of coffee shipped at Java, on board of the ship together with the disbursements of that ship (which must be conducted with the greatest economy) not amount to the specie funds and nett proceeds of her Liverpool cargo, in that event you are to deliver the surplus to yeur consignee, who will give you a receipt for the same, with a duplicate, expressing that it is on my account, for the purpose of bring invested on the most apvantageous terms, in good dry coffee, to be kept at my order and disposal. Then you will retain the original in your |tossessioa, and forward to me the duplicate by first good vessel, to the United States, or via Europe, to care of my corres pondents at Liverpool, London, Antwerp, or Amsterdam ?the names of whom you sre familiar with. If you should judge it imprudent, however, to leave that money at Batavia, you arc to bring it back in Spanish dollars, which you will retain on board for that purpose. Although I wish you to make a shert voyage, and with as quick dispstch at Java as practicable, yet I de- 1 ire you not to leave that Island, tinlei* your couaigaee t hai finally clo?eJ tho sales of the Liverpool cargo, to that you may be the hearer of all the document* and account current, relative to the final transaction* of the consignment of the (hip and cargo Duplicate and triplicate of said document* to be forwarded'to me by your consignee*, by the two first *afo convey ances lor the port* ofthc United State*. Being iu the habit of diipatching my (hip* for Batavia from this port, Liverpool or Amaterdam, a* circum- stance* render it convenient, it i* interesting to ma to be from time to time informed of the leveral article* of Reduce aid manufacture* from each of those places, which are the moat in demand and quickest sale at Java. J Also of the quantity of each, size of package, and the probable price, which they may sell for cash,aading the Batavia duty and charge* for selling, he. Please to communicate this to your Dstavia consignee. The rate of commiiiions i will allow for transacting the business relative to the ship and cargo at Java are two and a half per sent for selling, and two and a half per cent for purchasing and shipping coffee and other articles. 1 The consignees engaging to place on board of each prow one or two men otconfi&ence. to see that the goods 1 are safely delivered on board of the ship, to prevent pilfering, which is often practised by thoae who conduct the lighter. i I am informed that the expenses for two men are trl- fling comparatively, to the plunder which has been com- mitted on board of the prows, which deliver coffee on board of the ship*. No commissions whatever are to be allowtd in the disbursements of my ships, whenever ship and cargo belongs to mc and arc consigned to aome house. w hile you remain at Bstavia, I recommend you to stay oa hoard of your ship and not to go on shore, except when the business of your ship and cargo may render it necessary. Enclosed U an introductory letter to which I re? ?a d-i:--- -ft? waii kiva marl a (hf> n^CMIIfT Iarrengemrntf with Mr. for the coniicnnent of the hip ondcaroo.or after the circuseitance aforement.oned I hu^compelled you to look ?l??whero for oconwfnee. he* y *u are to call ui>on laid Henri. deliver them ie aforesaid latter and thecooaignnaent of the ihip AMM afcaa kftftlnn a??ftft/l ftftr ItK tV> am in ur rilin# hich they will sign ana deliver to you that they enage to transact the business of the ship and cargo, on le terms and conditions herein stated, and when that usinessis well understood and finally closed, you are to ress them in a polite manner, so that they may give you quick despatch, without giving too great a price for he coffee, particularly at this present moment when its riee is declining throughout those countries, where it i consumed. Indeed, onjthe subject of purchasing coffee for the ship, ?.the greatest caution and prudeuce should be exer ised. Therefore, I request that you will follow the dan of conduct, laid down for you, throughout. Also, 0 keep to yourself the intention of the voyage, and the mo innof specie'you have ou board?and in view to ?isfy the curious, tell them that it is probable that the hip will take in molaises, rice and sugar, if the price of bat pioduce is very low, adding that the whole will detend on the aucceaa in gelling the small Liverpool cargo. Phe consignee* of (aid cargo should follow the same line f conduct??nd if properly attenJed to by yoursslf and hem, I am convinced that the cargo si coffee can be mrchasad 10 per cent cheaper than it would be, if it is lublicly known there is a quantity ot Spanish dollars hi board, besides a valuable cargo of Bri'ish goods inended to be invested in coffee, for Stephen Uirard,of 'hiladelphia. During my long commercial experience, I have noiced that no advantage results from telling one's busiless to others, except to create jealousy or competitors, irhen we are fortunate, and to gratify our enemies, when therwise If my remarks are correct, I have no doubt it will ahew ou the necessity of being silent and to attend with ac1 vity, p rseverance, and modesty, to the interests of your imployer. As my letters of instruction embrace several interestng objects, I request you to peruse them in rotation, vhen at sea, in fine climates, during your voyage to latavia?and to take correct extracts, so as to render 'ourself master of the most essential parts. I conclude ly directing your attention to your health aad that of r#ur crew. I am yours respectfully, (Signed) STEPHEN GIRARD. P. S. for the Editor ?Aa an appendix to my nfrruiuetnrv note T wnnlH remark that no letter in letail has, I believe, been published, of this extraordinary man. Upon a careful perusal of this letter ou will hud that it not only contains important inarmaticn in|relation to a commercial voyage, but evelops the resources of a vigorous mind ana a through knowledge of human nature. Stephen GiirdT, like N&poleoa, conscious of his own powers nd knowledge, marked out his ewn plans and inductions for others to follow. He left nothing to te discretion of his agents. The ininutrst detail as expected to be followed. H I S. News Fuom Mexiso.?It appears by letters from latamoras and Tampico, published in the New 'rleass Bulletin, of the 16th iustant, that the Mexiins are preparing in good earnest for the invasion f Texas. Vasques, the pillager of San Antonio de exar, is to be reinforced immediately by Arista 'ith two thousand men, and then the Mexicans inmd to do some mischief Hast of the Guadeloupe, the Texans do not steal a march upon them. The Lipan Indians seem to annoy the Mexans very much. They are constantly attackig their troops, killing and wounding many of lem. An outrage had been committed by the Collectors f the Customs at Matamoras on the American :hooner Ceylon, of" Bath. The officers and crew ere maltreated, insulted, and robbed, and the ves>1 much injured. ^The American Consul had taken te case in handIn the latter part of March, a Dutch brig from era Cruz anchored at Matamoras with two cannon id military stores for the army on that station. In tempting to land one ot the cannon, the boat capzed,and, of course, the great bulldog went down to le bottom to rise no more. The Dutchman waited ime days for an opportunity to land the other canin, but seeing so prospect of doing so, he lit his pe and made ?ail for Hamburg. Ikfluekce or the Herald ?Some of the politians are chuckling very much that the influence of e Herald is only twenty-two in this large city? at being the patriot vote at the last election. Well, it is so, we have beat Abraham, by a majority of reive at least in the cause. When that holy patrich undertook to reform Sodom aad Gomorrah, id to rave it from Are and brimstone, he could not, iera long search, And ten just men or patriots in th cities. We have brushed up twenty-two in is modern Ssdom aad Gomorrah, which will help save New York a little while longer. We think e have done wonders, besides what we mean to i. Repsmati*n.?Aboat 300 persons in Mississippi ive taken the benefit of the act already. Go tend. Sympathy.?A meeting is to be held at Tammany all on Wednesday evening, to sympathise with ie defeat of the liberty boys of Rhode Island. ood. For Europe?The Viile de Lyon, for Havre, will til to-day?the Siddons, for Liverpool, to-morrow? id the Great Western, also for Liverpool, next hursday. 1 he Ureat Kace rext jmorth.? ine great latch race between Fashion and Boston for #20,K) a side, will come off on Tuesday the 10th of [ay, and not the 16th as has been stated. This race to settle the great contest between the North and outh, and is creating more excitement in the >orting circles than the celebrated race between clipse and Henry. Two hundred thousand dollars ave already been staked by the friends of Boston ad Fashion, is this the result of the hard times 1 Dempster's Corcert ?Dempster, the charming ecalist, gives a concert this evening at the Society abrary Rooms. The following is a new song rhich he introduces The Blind Boy. Written by Mill Hannah F. Goul d. Music by Dcmfjter. ih! tell me the form of the soft summer air, "hat tosses so gently the curls of my hair; t breathes on my lip, and it fans my warm cheek, t gives ma no answer, though often I speak, feel it play o'er me refreshing and kind, ret 1 cannot touch it?I'm bliad, oh I'm blind Hid mtisic, what is it 7 and where does it dwell 7 sink and I mount with its cadence and swell: Vhile touched to my heart with its deep thrilling strain 'ill pleasure, till pleasure is turning to pain Vhat brightness of hue is with music combined 7 Vill any one tell meT?I'm blind, oh! I'm blind 'he perfumes of flowers that are hovering nigh, Vhat are they 7 on what kind of wings do they fly 7 tre not they sweet angels that come to delight I poor little Boy that knows nothing of sight 7 ?he sun, moon and stars are to me undefined, )h tell me what light is?I'm blind, oh I'm blind Miraculous Mieiature Paietieo. Mr. Van ,oan, in the Granite Buildings, corner of Broadway ind Chambers street, takes Daguerreotype miniature ikenesses, the most extraordinary and miraculous tl- i (emsinai Wr ever saw. lliry nic muic i/iiiuaui wiu teautiful in colors, and more like the persons repretented, than any thing that can be done by a painter. I is sun-painting. Mr. Van Loan has made remarkable improvenents in the art. We shall give a full account of heir miracles in a day or two. Bankrupt LIN, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, lohn R. 9-ott, Comedian. N. Y [debts about #3000] May 24th. tames Laurence Worth, late of N. Y., now of Islip, L. I May 35th. David Salfen, Custom House night inspector, N. Y., May 36th. lohn Dean, Tailor, N. Y [firm Bean and Stansberry,] May 33th. Vmory H Bowman, N- Y., [debts mostly due in Boston,] May 35th. Court Calendar?Tklo Dap. Svrtnioa Cottar.?Nos. 37, 136, 96, 148, 111, 133,118, 164, #,10,61,137,41,8,7,8, 13, 14, 16, 1#, 33,03,26, 39,33, 14, 143,36. Common Plus?Part 1.?Nos. 107, 100, 73, 101,197, 133, 135,137, 139, 141, 148, 143, 147, 153, 167. D.. o At in o'clock?Nos. 33, 103, 183, 136, 136, 140, I4l,"l4fi" 14S, 150, 1M, 164,1M, 159. Tw-GREAT SALE OF CAMEL1A9.-A. Le?y will tell tbi* day, at 161 Broadway, at 104 o'clock?400 choice Gamelias, just received from Europe, (elected with great care, and are in fine order. It li telJom, an opportunity offers, for the public to enrich their green houie* as tho prt sent tale hold* forth CHATHAM iTHEATRE Monday nerer come* without tho production of a now play at|thi* most successful Theatre. One was produced on Saturday night with iramens* success, entitled the Actress of Padua, and the performance will, we doubt nut, be equally successful; it is denominated the Queen of Cyprus, and Kirhyand the full force of the company appear in it. The Irish Ambassador is also announced for performance, and the wonderful performances of Hrrr Otto Motty, constitute a brilliant array of attraction challenging competition. POSTSCRIPT-' Q&- We had no Southern mail last night. The conductor informed ua that ihe line from Baltimore did not connect in Philadelphia with the New York The flew York Lancet. CONTENTS OF NO XVII. I OtJ- Lectubes?A course of Lectures on Diseases of J the Chest, Percussion, en J Auscultation, by John A- s Sweet, M.D. Lecture IV.?Serious effusion from or ganic diseases of the heart?Bronchitis and oedema of the lauces occasional complications?Effects of organic disease of the heart on the intellectual powers?The Diagdosis oj organic disease of the heart?How distin- guuhed from mere functional disturbances of that organ, 237 i Dr. Hall's Lectures on the Pathology, and Diseases and Derangements ofthe Nervous System, No. V. Diseases of the Cerebral Nerves :?l On Paralysis of I the Sentient Nerves, 269 j II. 01 the Voluntary Nerves, 260; Spasm, 262; Professor Moll's Lectures on Surgery, t No. XVII. Glossitis, 26 J Division of the Frienum, 363. Reviews.?Derangements, Primary and Keflei, of tha Organs of Digestion, b Robert Dick, M.D author of "Treatiseon Diet and Regimen,"; Dyspeptic Phthisis, 263; the Dyspeptic's Melancholy Tele, 263; Gunpowder in Cardislgia,264; Diet,264, Rcp)rtolthe Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, fortheyear 1841, with a Sketch of its History, Buildings, and Organization, by Thomas 8. Kirkbridge, M D., Physician to the Institution, 364; Lectures on Diseases st the Chest, by W. W. Gerhard, M.D. Ac. kc., 364. Editorial. DiraBTMsaT ?Naval 8urgeons?Their Grievances, 363 New Edition of Cooper's Surgical Dictionary,'267 Homuepathy and Mesmerism, 267. Medico-Chibvboical ReroaTica?Cliniqies at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, 267 Surgical Cliniqtie of the Stay visant Institute Medical School^ '366; New Orthoticedic Operation,by George C.Blackanan, M. D., 268 A Case of Stricture of the Trachea, by C. worthington, Esq., 366; Psrtial Hypertrophy of the Heart, by Dr. Johnson, 369 Poly pus of the Uteras Expelled by the Action of Secsle Coruutum, by M. P. Moyle, Esq., of Helston, 269 Disease of the Elbow-Joint?Excision, 270. The Collatebal Sciences.?Observations on the Aaatomy of the Lungs, by Thomas Addison, M. D 270; Observations on the Stmcture of the Entozoa belonging to the Genus Cysticercus, by George Gulliver, 271 On the Structure of the Blood Corpuscle, by O. O- Rets, M. D and Samuel Lane, Lecturer on Anatomy, London, 271. Items axd Intelligence?The proper mode of learning Chemistrv, 272 University of London, 272; Last Report of the National Vaccine Institution, 272; Books, Sic. Received,272 To Correspondents, 272 Weekly Report of Interments, 272. QQ- AMERICAN MUSEUM.?No establishment in this city preienta greater inducements to citizen* and itrangeri than thi*. F.rery kind and sort of attraction which can ba seized on i* at once engaged and put forth here. Thi* week, Winchell, the Gipsy Girl, Rosalie,the singer, Celeste the dancer, Animal Magnetism, Niagara Falls, and other attractions are engaged here. Admission to the whole, twenty-Are cents. THE GREATEST MAN NOW LIVING," says he has nsed Dr. Sherman's Lozenges for the last siz months for the cure of Coughs and Cold, and also his Camphor Lozenges, for the cure of head aches, palpitation, Ice., and has recommended his Worm Lozenges to a great many of his friends, and has never known a casein which they failed togivesatistaction. The Dr's. office in this city is at 106 Nassau street 3 Leger Buildings, Philadelphia; and corner ot Gay and Saratoga streets, Baltimore. QtJ- BRACELET?In times of yore, a lover was in heaven,if he could obtain a bracelet of his mistress' hair. An Infanta never granted her knight this favor till he had cleaved half a-dozen giants in two, and killed as many dragons. Those time* are over. At present a lover is in hoaven. if he can persuade his mistress to rid herself of the hairy excrescence growing on her upper lip, aide* of the face, or forehead, which is so easily, quickly and safely accomplished by using only one bottle of Dr. Felix Gouraud's Poudre Subtile. To be had at the original office, 67 Walker street, one door from Broadway; It per bottle and 6)7 Broadway. For list of agents, see advertisement in another column. City Despatch Post. 46 William Strkt. Principal Office.?Letter* 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 for delivery at 8,1 and4 o'clock. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. MOSEY MAHKET. Sunday, April 34-6 P. M. The meeting of the stockholders of the New Orleana Beak?,for the purpose of deliberating upon the propriety of accepting or rejecting the acta amendatory to their charters,] paiaed at the late session of the legialature, were to hare taken place aa followa Mechanics' and Tradera' Bank, Thuraday, 14th inat. Canal Bank, Friday, loth inat. City Bank, Saturday, ISth inat. CommercialiBank, Saturday, 16th inat.; Union Bank, Monday, 18th inat. Bank of Louisiana, Thuraday, 21st inat. The Improvement Bank has gone into the Parish Court, and pray a for'* surrender of her charter. The 96th of April, is the day flied ior hearing. As the Commissioners of the E*cbange jand Atcha' falaya B anka proceed in their labors, they findvuvu ?f?inu uhdki. The reel estate consists of mortgagee taken in settlement of debts. Thie preeente a matt disastrous result. Never were folly and wild speculation followed by more complete destruction. The constant discovery of the existence of such a state of things as is presented by the banks, which have exploded, particularly in Philadelphia and'Sew Orleans, serves more deeply to Impress upon the public mind, the evil tendency of tho paper system; and to increase the dread of what may be developed when the teat of specie payments Is pushed into the distriets of Tennessee, Virginia, Alabama and New Orleans. The elements of better times are in existence, and regular, healthy trade is on the increase rapidly, on a specie basis, and also the credit of those States that have taken the proper method to put it on a good footing. The obstacles in the way are the bad prospects of cotton abroad,and the credit of those States which have made no prevision to meet the demands upon them, end above ell, the fiscal concerns of the federal government, arising ont of its vacillating policy, or rather the utter want of any fixed system of Anance. The stack market has^uring tke pest week, become very bouyant,aad a general rise in prices has taken place. As far as the sound stocks are concerned this is healthy,because those securities have been unwarrantably depressed under the influence of the general bad character of the suspended States. Those which have made ample provision for the claims upon them are worth muck more than even present prices, while thoee which have confessed inability to meet their debts are worth comparatively nothing.Mn November last we classified the States undsr three heads as follows The first comprises those, the debts of which ars perfectly within their means of payment, nnd the public works require no incretse of loans to perfect them. The second class ars those whose debts are heavy and beyond 1 their income, but which hare the mean* of paying if taxation should be enforced. Tha third class coaspri those whieh require large sums to complete the

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work.* u> progre** Oelore the/ ?au become available, mod whooo proeont debt U far bo/ond the abilit/ of thv people to pay by taxation. The following it a table of debt*, annual interest on population, divided into cla**ec? IsuKBTanettt or tiik Saviaat. Statk* Population. Otht. Yu. ]nt Piiet Pritt 1*7 CUtt. in S'tv. in Maine. 4(1,798 1 (78 3(7 ?(,o*o i?, Mui*e>iil*etti, 747.438 7,873,831 311,(41 Ml 88, New Yolk, 3 433*35 33.IK 0,000 l.H0,iHK)l'?lt (8*8*3 Ohio, 1,515.698 13 734 755 833.485 (1 58**70 Kentucky, 77I.3K 3.78j.S00 33*3 000 81 78 Tumeaiee, 833,0(7 5,ui(,96i 1*7,408 II _, ((88,191 51,(14,(47 3,71* 534 3d Clan. 'PeauiylT%nia, 1.700,000 46 000 000 3 ooj oto 71 33*40 Hfl 11,14 ?ar>iwu, j,, irtlQia, 1.231.431 7.95JUOO aiaa.P.R Mar. at St. Johns,P.R April t Qonnires Afril 3 St. Croix April s Galrrttoa Abril 4 St. Martha Feb. at Harre Mae 31 St. John, N. April! Haras Apn 15 Surinam Mar. u Halifax April 18 Tampico Ma*, tl Jercmie Mar. 23 Tobaaco Feb. If Jncm-I Mar at Turkr Island Mar. m Kiaarton, Ja. April 8 l'riaidad da Cuba* April 4 London April 5 Vera Crux Mar. 34 r il Anril 5 Valparaiso Jan. at La Uuayra April 1 Yucatan H [jy. Feb. 4 Ziuiibir Dee. II Macao IT puwn|en jrriwd. Savavnaw-Brig Sterling?Mr Webb and 'ndy ,^rg liam? a?d child, Vfiee Wond, Meiin J Adaine, O Adame, Anr tin, Uuentock, Huntley and Crook?311? the j.cmL?Brig Michigan?C LiUukcr and Dr B F Bngard. ManiLr?Ship Rob Roy?F. Schroder and J L HoyL Maramae?Brig Henry?C Albrr*. Pwengerf to Arrtti, lara-tsaH?Brig Savannah?Mrn Berrien, 5 children and 1 errante: Mien Berrien, Mr Stow and ladr.FO Welch am lady. Or N Brueh, Meeere T M Turner, W H Tnrner.A I Joare, A M Luffborough. H Howdy, A Syenr, Fleming,T Hoi ?O K. ThoiptoP, M l^oni?m in mc imny. for dsn Importation#. Brnii (HoaV?Brig P?U?y B Bloo?t?M lorn logwrfM 1H carom* cochiBMi 117 h.do B Blaon?mo Mtt k C?l?? II Doubloaw fo?t k Phtl.ij#?IIHT J J Lata r. u*.

P?.ar Vhdh-Bii* Al' rrliUH?3tO M pipe* ltd do 3# Indian bbl* do 1 lit j 1 hhd A Loobat. Powct, PR?Brig Neweaatle?3T7 hhd* aujar How land k A* biuwall? U hhd* i?olaaa*a Ifbbtiaufar to urdtr. Donaeatlc ImportatloM. Mobilf?Ship Rob Ro)--1M tal?* ro'tin Kno k Phelpa? ISIdoA Brigg* k Co? TO do J D Pricek Co?il Brfan, Maitland k co?ISO O Bircie?83 Pennine Kilburti k R?icn-|j Vanadate Caldwell k co? lOSM C Pi all?M Baldwin k Hatch liKO Kale*?100 Oiaacaway k Brothara?23 E Weed?3 bi I bbl 8 CfiiiiMi?33 bale* cotloa to order. PaTAJisan?Brie Sterling?37 b->ie? Major A Mackar? 8* bale* cotton to order?I do deer akiua and 3 ck* A Hazard kc ?M balaa cotton EarW. Porter k Colbut-48 taakarice I 8 Lathrop?10 bale* cot tea Chi* 'arTille-57 Joaa.lh Wood? ISjWm Cook?18 Boormau, Juhuaton k co?11 R 8 Williatni 79 Laffan k Bed wood, aad auadry park tea to order Niw OaLtAiti-gebrLjcarK'U-lOibhda 345 I.W* m laaaer Doorna i, Jotiuaou it Co. MARITIME HERALD. iuw ri?" i i 3 i moor 8 i 1 in iiti I IT i ataa with 8 si To glilp Masters* We (hall eoloera it a lavor, il captain* of ve**rl* arriving here, will five to Commodore R. 8. Martin.of our u*wa fleet, a report l the ehippiuy left at the port whence they eailed, the veeeeli (poken on their pafiage, and a lilt of their earfo. Commodore Mar tip will board them immediately on their arrival. We will reriprocale the favor in any way. Oepattsre of the Atlantis gtsanasrs. prom eroland. prom iaiIK'1. O. Western. Hoekea April St Bntauuia, Hewitt May t Caledonia, Lotl April It May W \eadia, Ryrie May I June I G. Wee tern, Hoeken May SI June It Columbia. Jndkine May It June It Britannia, Hewitt June 4 July t Caledonia, Lott June It July IT Audit, Kyrie July Aug. I 0. Weaieiu. Hoaken July t Aug. 4 The Belgian ateamer Britiah Queen, Ca|t. Keane. will leave Antwerp for NYork on the 4 h ol May neat,to touch at Southampton, Eug. ou the 7lh. Paekatato ArrlTt, Packet! to Depart. FROM roRTeMOVTH. I FOR FORTalgOUTH Gladiator, Brilton. Mar. 15 St Jamce, Sebor, May 1 Mediator, Champlin, Mar 34 I Montreal, Tucker, May 10 FUOM LITRRFOOL. FOR LIVERPOOL H America, Bailey, Mar. 33 I Siddone.Cobb, April 34 G Waaltiu'o, Buirowe, Mar. 38 I Cambridge, Baratow, May 1 FROM HATBR FOR HATRR. Ducheeie d'U:leaR>, Mar 34 I Vde Lyon,Stoddard-.April 35 Iowa. Pell, April I I Utica, Hewitt, May I POUT OP RKW YORK, APAIla 45, 55 ARTIWOO. Ship Rob Roy. Arnold, from Mobile, 8tli April. wi'h cotton, lie to Center k Co. Sailed m co wuh ehip Hi brew, lor Havre; brig Commerce, for Mareeillee. Britiah bark Neptune, Reichen'y, from Briatol, Feb t, and Milfoed- Eng. Feb 30, with 858 tone coal to R Irein. Brig Michigan, Coiemau, from Jacmel. April It, with 1T80 bage coffee 17 tone logwood to A C Itoeeire k Co. Left echr Sarah, Allen, for Uoeton, 8 de. Brig Newcaetle, Adame, of Bangor, from Ponce. PR, with eugar to Brett It Voee. Sailed in co with br g Waahington, True, for New York. Brig Pa'eey B Blount, Howe, 33 dare from Belize, Hnndiiraa, with logwood, lie to B Blanco. Left W'aaaon, dug; Monaco, for New York, Idg. Brig Heuiy, Merry man, from Matanzae, April II. with 300 hhdeeug?r to F G Tlmretoufc Co. Sailed in co with brig Cyl u?, Currier, for Hamburg. Brig Alheitina, Joyce,ol Warren, 63 day* from Port Yen Brig Sterlii g. Hamilton, 7 day* from Savannah, with cotton, Sic to dcott Ik Vorrell. Brie Alcenm, Sc-fre'il, 5daya from Baltimore, with mdae to F O Thnralon k Co. Brig Toltairr, Sleeper, of Thomaaton. IS day* from Nan Ot lean*. with 794 hhd* angar to Brown. Brother* St Co. Bremen brig Tel3* will clcae at 13 o'clock, at Gilpin'a, in the Exchange. Drowned.?Oa tlie S6th March, off Cape Hatteraa, Cyrua Hirer, fir.t mate, and Joil Barter, aramaa, natives of St George*, Maine, fell from the foreyard of the Eliza, Kinney, Irom New York to New Orlevna, a?d were drowned. Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedford, April 33.?Cortee, Pacific Ocean, 3100 brla apm oil. Spoke Jan 30th, lal SS 61 S Ion 81 30 W Arabella, 77 day* fro** Bagharbur, with TO brla apm oil, all well; Jan EOth, lat 45 10 A. Ion 53 11 W, KJilliam and Henry. 70 daya frem Fairhaven, 90 srH apm oil, all well; Feb 33d,lat 33 8, Ion 36 W. He?oeiu?,64 dap* fr in Liverpool for Calcutta, all well; April Ilth, tat 31 83 N Ion 66 30 W. Dragon, 33 moaout, 800 apm 900 wh, torruiac one month,then home. A letter from Maria Thereta. Turuer, NB, report* her off New Uollnad, NoI9th,ll wl alea tbia acaaou. ?P? ken. Ann. of Now York, from Ueoigetown, 8C for St Tlomaa, April It, lat 39. Ion 73. A'larocdack, hence for Liverpool, Ap:,l 4, lat 44 40 N.lon 19 10 W. Char'ea Frederick. 5 day* from New Bedford, two men aick, April IT, at 3919, Ion 6310. Forelfn Porta. St Thomas, April 6?la port, Deloa.ol Philad, from St Martina, one; Kentucky, N York, fin Be, bice and Porto Rico:Lclia. of NYork. 'm Martinique, watting a wind; Virginia, of Jack out ill*. Kla, fm do, uac; Hudaon, Bangor, Me, do; Henrietta, ol and for Philad, aame day; Euimelinc, fm Briatol, ditg; Abi(all, of Piovmcetown. Idg for NYork; Pearl, af Briatol. HI, fm Pone*, to I .ad for Uni.ed Stale*; Viola, of and for Boston, aame day; Monsoon, fm Martinique, same day. Havana. April 13?Arr Volga, Portland; Wint'aor. Boaton; aid Cochech*. Boston; Semiuole, Char.eaton. 13th, aid liarlea, Boston; Franklin Green, SavaULaJi. 14th, arr Ann A Parker, StTUMK. St J n?s, PR. April 8?In port, Norris Stanley,for NYork, 4 di: Francis June Im Baltimore. j-mt arr; Sydney, I'r iin Norfolk, do; Peru, for Boitou, ?oo. Mary, dodo; EdwAdams.for do, IS da; Kne.unc, Baltic,do. Poses. PR. A/ril It?In port, Aurora, New York, T da; Kentucke, for frl, air the Tlh; Pi arl, Bristol, do; Bio Grande, unc; Citizen, N York, 8 da; Koneit Brace,do, 4 da; May Flower,do, 10 dp; Norman. do,2od?; Elizabeth,do, 14 dp; Condor, do, unc; La Orange, Charleston, ?C,6ds; Lewis, NYork,S da, Maria J ?attll, cargo not soldKio ok Jassiso, March 0? In port, Whitmore, Tom Richmond for Alrica; Commerce, fin Philad for NOrleans; Vistula, fm and fordo; Black Warrior, fin (Ceylon for Boston; New England, lor NOrleans; tiadi, fm NYork, use: Independence, fm Madeira, jusi arr; Ann, fm Baltimore, do; Mentor, fm Norfo k, do. Calcutta, J?n?7?Arr Argo,NYork Fab 10, Asia, Boston. Ftbs, aid Cato, do. United States Ports. Cubic April II?Aid Garden, NYork; Hunter, do. Easrr >st, April II?Arr Chief Sachem, St John; l?th,Teaser, NYork. Pobtlasd, Ap il S3?Arr Susan Taylor, Baltimore. Bath. Me, Apiil la?Arr Cordelia, NYork; Samuel NUott, do. 17ils,Lincoln,Cuba; Baltic, Ht Thomas; Eclipse, Char'eston. lSlh.dd New York, Marliuico; sld Charles Thomas, Cuba; Rowland, Ouadalonpe; SO.h,Cordelia, Phi'ad. Faaniioer, April 18?Arr Persere.ance.of Ntwbern, NC, fm Boaton, to loadstore for harlestoo. Bs.LFAiT, April 17?Sld Three Siaters, Baltimore, (and seat off Mouhsgan, IBth), Slit,Emerald, (from Frankfort) Philadelphia. Caudcm. April |5?Arr Ana Oenman, NYork; 17th, Ceylon, nod Lucy Blake, do Bottom, April SJ? Arr Eliza Warwick. Lirerpool. 15th ult ?spoke lit in?t 1st 45 loo 111 Moselle, 11 das a from Havre for Chirleatou F.me, Palermo Wm LadJ, New Orleans Ida, 0?llinilirc i vaHiU'i?u,niiwji^ .B|l 2th ult Bru- e ol Fairhaven, 400 bUs oil for Bay of Mtxian; Creola of Quiucy ,M bbls; Carter Braxton, cf Pr viacetown. clean Btrou f lnd a kedge; 12th lat 97 40. Ion 72J, epoke Hnchoater, ol Bath, 12 days from New Orleacafor Havre; rrr Kate Thompeon, Cape tiaytiea, Ith inat?left no Am vessel Columbia, Uuyanilla, P K, Napoleon Babia, Honduraa Julm Ik Martha. Trinidad?4ih inat left Champlain forBotton,4 AdeUul: do 7 ach tl B Koater do 3; arr, Viue, Mobile; Apprentice Boy, YotkRirer; Abbot Lawrence, New York; lucreaae, Co, Macdonrugh, New York.?Telegraphed. Ceylon, from Havana. Signals far two bri ga.? Cl'd Koeciue, Valparaiso anda mkt; Jihn Odlin, Clenf.icgoo; Chief. Havana; Alpine, I'riutdad: Chevalier, Moaale; Congarat, Charleston; black Hawk, Baltimore; Mandarin, Albauv; Renown. N?w York. 22?Ar Vespasian, Newcastle, Feb If. On 2d mat. lat 41, ton 41. exchanged aignaU; H Hudaon, from N York for London; Chaa Carroll, N Orleans. Spots lath. Im'as US I]n. 72 21, Outsrto, of Bath,frem Nsw Wr lest 8 for Liverpool; Canton. Pit'hard. New Orleans, Suffolk.New Orleans?ou lltk,ofTortngas.spoke ffm L'add, from New Orleaaa for boeton; Sultan, New Orleans; Adeline k Klira. NewOrleant; Uamanscntta. New Oilcans: E*(le, Maasanilla, 2d mil?left Margaret for Boston, 12?epoke 14th. 1st 3d, loa 71. M-rard. 7 days from Matanxis for Portland, which reported that Hasan Jane, from P. had arr at M?yeeteiday epoke whaler Maine, of Boston, 400 tr'noil.and saw tier go into Provincetown this moruing; Alvano, Cardenas; Senator. Mobile; P. ragoo for Apalaihicol.?tpoke 12th, lai 2* loo 72 43. Hwiae Buy, from Mataaxes for Cowee. 13 h lat 22 44. I n 72 32. Br ship Shan o.i. from Mobile for Liverpool; Hokoinoka, Apalachicola?4th,off Sand Key, spoke Choctaw, of Cavt-ne.25ds I'm Tampico, for Philadelphia: Tth, iff Indian Key, Finland, fin Havana for Hamburg; 14th, lat 28, Ion 7122. epoke Helen M'Leod, from Philadelphia for Montevideo. rm.a S'a. 2 141 VUrlKk K mil 1 (HO Pd?W lift. ?llH Belli Franklin. Philadelgtua;Viiila, St Yhntnas; Lebanon, Trinidad; Union, Matanxae; Edward. Savannah; Chat Carroll.Charleston ;Oull, Siiian, aad Lapwing. Rappahannock; Maiden, York River ^Ya; 8aml A Apple ton, Friend, Victor. John B, andCorBalui, April tb?Arr. Oen Brooki, 8t Jago.lst mat Left Angola Irom Boston, l? ria pasaage, die; Quiney, lo load for Boston; Washington, (lit, qmucy, for Tneate, wig cargo; Alciops, from aod for Boston, udc, Col. T 8lk?ppiird,irom Charleston, jaal art, also au An fullngged bug, just nrv. ants unknown. John k'.hrman, for Hat an inilad about Hist; Chnaaplain.fsr Trinidad, tailed about 34th. Also ar r, F altBold, Now York, Bailed, Mary lltleu, St J ago; Angretla, New York. NanTucaaT, April3l tailed Hero, Albany. I I New Bcoroan. April 13, 3 p m?Arr Mary,Charleston; Halen, NYork; trie,do. I fsll Riven, April 31?Arr Maria, Boston ria Proetd.nee; I Georgians, Sandwich; Yantic, NYora via Providence; tld Sinetta, Philad PoaTiNot'TH, April 33?Arr below, Olive Branch, Richmond. PaoTjna-acn, April 93 ?Arr|Knterpriar, Havana; March. Philadelphia; Nicholas Riddle.do; K.quator. New York; (Hide Si"1?!,0 i i j Vi01?' J unoi 4Hia morning i If y?*'- Ab Lawrence trom fa York for Ronton; i f-1 "York; James I, Ceng, do; Tecumieh.do; Advance, 'ill',L.h,.m?,")n (-Vlfw'.Tappahanoock; Lydia Adeline, Philadelphia. Slat, l.'.wint NE.qually, O W 11,11, Mobile ^ip/ IVr .V0^*, Maracaibo, Ith Ap.il I r'of k-tnnia, fat and for Nk ork. die,; Car.eean, Im Porto Labello, Jd A on left Caaenove. from Saltimore. J, hn Dnnlap. une; John Orew. for NYork in 10 ds; Com War rim ton wis' Emily Ellicstt. arr at Laguayrn gtih Mar fm Baltimore; e?r Adeline. Poecc. 1 K, 5th met?left vevotr. Doetim Phi adelpliia, llde.l?g; Wa.hiugton, NYsrk.S art, do; F.lixa heth, do, toon; Neweaatle, do. g da Idg: May kfonsr, do do Lewie, do do, Ood r, wtg cargo; Robeii k Rowland, do; Au 4 rort, (I rnsatrd) NYsrk, Ik da. Idg; Rw Urande. rpg; Cltiien, wig Art, Roht Bruce, d eg; Cat range, Charleston?avoke, Auvil h 14th Tat gf Inn T?. Aon. of NYork from Georgetown, ?C, for 9l Thomas Air Queen Victoria, Bvmnda?apt ke, Coosn, for J^Orieaoa, outride of (he Caoee: Norfolk, ht Jotiua. NF; ;*p. Bangor; Moriuug Star. Nuiiu. NP; eld America, Mm;'T,d*o; Emilf, St J?n d, 1 ub?; Halifi*, N8- Baltimobk, April 22?Ait R H Dougtare. Rio; Orb. King'tea. Jam; Janet. Mmiidi; KlCdnllcro, K-ug'ton. Jam?ell t anion, fm Norfolk, i ut arr; Napoleon, Oaidioer. A Sterena, NYork, eld rocahontne. Amateidaia Water Witch, St Joho*. PR. NoaroL*. April 21-Arr Charlotte, NYork; Fame, Teaob c?t River: Tliomva Hav ward Ht Thornae. naki.icito*, April 21?ArrSrml Walre FallRirer In the effl-g. Thnmae Brunnt, Lirrrpi ol. Cld Covington, Ameter dam; Apo'lo, Liverpool; ala B-idrhav, do. _.. Savaiviva 11, April 20?Arr Franklin Orvene. Havana; cl J LI ten Brooke, Liverpool; St Kimona, Brrinuda; aid Savannah, NYork: Report, do: New York. Weal Indira. Kgv W??t, April 14?Arr Wej-boaeetl. Provid?nci, RI;Tlmolean.New York: Good Hoi>e. Prne'col#; Freeman. Maine; Racer, Niveau; Dart, do; Ppcomoke, Havana; Columbia, "?naa cola; Kliz>brth Ann, do; Mary Hauimooil, St Vlarkt: Mary Waehiigton, NOrlranc B etou Packe', Penaacola; Prttcen#, Apa'aet'icola; eld Weyboeeett, Mobile; Freeman.Tampa: Boa ton Packet, Peuaacola; Racer, Harbor lelaud. Dirt, do: Poco moke, Tampa; alirabcth, PfLiacnla; Robt Bruce, Charleaton; Prudence. H?v na. Momi.r, April U?Cld Washington, Liverpool; Hercules, do; Harmony, da; Reform, NYork; Augusta, Havana, arr MaJy Colt. Thorn art on. Pout Licort, April 4?f'ld Kmrlin?,NYork. New Omnia April IS?(lid Viola, Boston; Maty, NYork Kepuhlic, do; arrOlargaw, Liverpool; Robert Morris, Richmoid; Baltic, Boston; Helen Mar, Bardtuui; Ludwig, Tho nutm ISih.rldNew Hempihtr*. Havre: AtHutie, C arlestoo; Chattahoochic, N York;arr North Beuu. Havre: Claiborne, Liverpool; Rk Grande, Boston; Liwrence, Tsuipa Bay; Vigilanes, Tobaaco; Hero, Havana PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS. ryHKSK tar Ian.id ana cug a aplentl d aaaortinent of Cloiha and Caaaimerea.ofthe Lteat faahion, for Pantaiooni and Vests. There will be ronatantly found a nice aaaortmeut ol new gooda, which lie will directly receive fiom Paria, being now m corteap tudeuce with the n.at houses ol that rity. H? nopea, by the goodness efthe clothea, Ihe quality of the gooda, and hia moderate prices, to give aatiffiction to tkoae who would honor him with a call, and to obtain more and mare the trust with which he liaa bseu honored heretofore. aStIm c \IT LLC R AND IM ANN'S CIRCUS^Ths fiveuingVV JOHN SMITH'S BENEFIT, and laat night but one. h'irat appearance of 'Ihe celebrated Dramatic Equestrian Mr. C. J ROGERS, iu hia aplendid Shakspearianf characters of Falstaff, bhylork, and Richard the Third. LEVI NORTH in two wonderlul acta. Also, Cadwallader, Sweet, Welts, Gleuroy, and all the company in a great variety of entert-ining novelties, in which John Smith liimielfwill figure largely with l.ie ebony troop. a'.6 I tc WE i NURSE wanted immediately logo to a healthy part of the South BOue without a child decidedly preferred. Ei uuiia at No. 1(1 Broadwav ans It'c SaLFNEUO'S SEUAR STORE, Ml BROADWAY. F. Selioero rcepec fully u form* the public and part icu'aily hii friend*, that lie lias opened a Segar Store, at 3t? Broadway, where lie ael'a at wholeea e and re'ail every kind of Segare, all ol them f the beat qualitiei of Regalia, Congrevo, Norma*, Unrmaa, Panetelaa, lie., which he receive* from tue but catabliih nent* of Habana; tueli aa Conatancia, Aliauaa, Prueba, l a Riooda, Dca Companerna, Union, and Oarantizada, he. Mr. S. being a native of Habina, and having expended 26 year* in dealing in the *egar business, can warrant hi* article* without relying only upon the mart* of the different eatabliahment*. Mr. S. will *end any quantity of Segar* to any place in the city without any additional expeuce. agl gt?r J. THOMAS fc tOa COMMISSION AND AUU" TION MERCHANTS, 21 BROABWAY. ALBANY,?Liberal adrancea'made on all manufacfured good*, merchandiee and property of every deccriptiou intended for either public or private aal*. REFERENCES. M eaara. Erealue Connnc A Co., Albany. Rulua H.King k Co, do Lewi* Benedict k Co. de Webb k DoukIvm, do dared L. Raihbona, Esq, do John Towoacnd. Eeq. do Ruaaell Forsyth, Esq. do John Thomaa, Eaq. do Messrs. M. 0. Lincoln kCo. Boat on. Thomas WOlcott, Eaq. Prea'tKar kMech.Bk|Alb'y. A. O. falchiu. Kau..Caah'r N.Y. Htata Bank. do Watt* sntrman.g^q Caah'r Albany City Bk.,ao Theo. OlcotL Eiq., Caah'r Canal Bank, do 8.K. Stow, Eaq. Caah'r Troy City Bank, Troy m2S lroendia* DR. W. COOPER ANDERSON,Bias removed to No It Amity atreet, firat doorbelo* Thompson street. Office hours aa heretofore, from till 10 A. M., anu from 2 till 4.P.M. ago *1* an _ _ _ SUGAR BEET. Premium Corn and Pumpkin*, fresh rtgeta bit and rare flowtr seeds, English' gran far lawna, M.OOO green and hot! house plant* dahlia root*, tiger flowers, tuba rose*,fruit and ornamental tree*, shrubbery of all kinds,canary birds, cold fish and globes, wholesale and retail, on the most re unliable terms, at NIBLO k DUNLAP'S. No. 171 Broadway, and at their nureery, corner ol 8th Arrnue and 118th street. Harlem. m?? Un* OOP7 OP A TESTIMONIAL, FROM THE CELEBRATED DOCTOR NELBONTHE ORIGINAL MAY BE BEEN AT 878 BROAD WAT. Mona. Mallan. Bra?The cement with which you filled (he decayed eeth Ol two of my frlenda fully anawered the purpote for which it wu applied,and gare (he greatest aatiafaclion. The apecimena of artificial leeih. planted on goMgumshielda from a rouge of three or four teeth up to a complete aet foi both jawa, which 1 hare aeen you eierute, are on a level with the highest order of dental aubalitutioa now known, eithei here or in Europe. I am youra irulr. ROBERT NELBON.M.D March 15.1848. 44 Franklin aireet To Moae. M a i.Lafi It Bona, Burgeon Dentiat.378Broadway. m9? Imia* GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS. UAMILIES and Merehanla about purchasing Carpeting will r find it an object to call and etamine the eery exteneire and oeauliful aaaortmeni now opening by uo, at the caah Carpet Store, 440 rearl atreet Ouratock haa been selected with great care, and being bought for caah thia Sprint, we are enabled ta offer them to the public at such prices aa mil auit the time*, among them may be found? Buperior English Brnaaele. 3 ply, Ingrain and V snakes Carpeting, Tufted Wilton and Brussels Rugs, Tranaparenciee, Table and Piano Covers. Oil Cloths from 8 t* 14 feet wide and all other arteries adapted to the trade. The public can be com ineed of the fact by calling on J H. LOU'.BBERY It Co, alt Iwie'c 440 Pearl atreet. piOU6H, PMTTWti OF BLOOD, AND A9HMA.-I G waa rerr low with ihmecombinr IJdltenri 1 waa ao bad with the ashma that I cou'dnot aleep lying down I had to aet up mv cough teemed aa though it w, uld tier me in i,i lulneaa throughout thia htmiaphcro, and sustained the east reputation which it bod prerioualy acquired io E trope. but has also added to the renowiof ita illustrious mrsntor bi the uariralled powers it has beeu diacorered to possess in the cure of incipient eoneumrtion The knowledge^ its wooderlul infloeoee in renorating and invigoraiing the human frame, firat suggested the idea ol using it in tins way; and the result Is that a medicine haa lieu, which pieces thedieessr, with due precaution, under the control of the pa Unit It in scarcely uecseeary at thje period tn recommend the Lvtiel Coidml. as an illeaArirat remedy in enren of Uleet, Flour Albus, difficult or painful meoo'raation, Incontinence of Vrise, and all dieeaaea arising from debfflitatieu ef theayetnm. where an implune, or a restormlivsffs wanted; aa throughout he United Stale* it haa taken precedence of all other medicine in auch caaee, and lasret nothing further tn be hoped for; ite cure* heiua speedy. perfect, permanent, and effected without pain or trouble. Should there how ever be any pereon laboring under the abort complainla. who are doubtful of iu aimobt unirereally teated menta, I recommend it te them with all confidence, end en my own persona, reeponaibility. feeling aeau'ed if they give it toe required trial! that health to tbe afflicted partiea. and gratefulness to Dr. Mag iin, vill be the result But as ia alio the eaee in Kurope, tbn immense American reputation of the Lucinn Cordial, is p incipally baaed on its thoroughly lueeetigated. indobitah e.nrd generally admitted power to enable f-malaa, who I h d been e postdated bairen, to bear offapnng; and to reatera virile power* in male*, when rednced to utter aed apparently honeleteprostration, to perfect health and activity. Wheal tret received the American agency of the Luetoa Cordial, from Dr. Magma, notwrW-rtanding I'a immeuu loreigncelebntf, and the grant amount of respectable testimony that accompanied it. I declined committing rnyerlf individually; by giving any pernonnl assurances in these particulara; but BOW. after the eoortnoua aale of upwards of one hundred thousand bnttlra counted wt h the receipts of certificate* and laatimomala innu notable, and much knewledga founded on personal observation. I can Uuheaita;ingly warrant it aa fareicerdingmy moet sanguine hopes,or even the illuatnoaa iua en or'a promises, in tht fu filincat of the moat important endaforwhich ttia recommen led. and has becont 10 justly and unirereally popular. To be aa eiplicit aa poaaible, 1 rep-at. and hold myself ptraoually reeponaibl* for the assun.ption.lhat theCueiua Cardial. caa invigorate the virile powers inmsles.and make them focundant, where nature has been deficient, ot when they have been protested by artificisl scabs; and also that it can product that stateofth*system in r? -1 wi,n log haen nrevi'-uel e unfruitful, and I si as iced barren, which will enable them to bear ehi'drao. I regret thai I have to ape-h ao plaint y. an tueh exceedingly delicnte mntteaa, but feel -ailed upon to do ao.leat it mi|ht be mitondere'oofl, and at a full guarantee for the gnfct. reeponnhility which I h??e cheerfully aaeumad Wnh feeling* of ei .cere gralitnle forth*-xtei.*iTe pxtrinage which, aa the agent of the Luciaa Cordial,haa oaenhentad upon me in thia country. I rem.it. the PobVe' rerr obedient humble ae-rart. I reaaai. "*^1/ ^,^Tfclt9 HOLDfcttWELL, M 0 Price ?Sper hotII Furealeat t>able origia?b'r.gmeMe-f broken Planet. Illustrated by a Transparency of the Solar System and by other drawings. Are 'he Planets fuhabi'ed I Physical character* ofihe Planets?Days aud NighU?A'Biospheres?Twilght?Seasons?Telescofic olservations?Vler turr Venus and Mars. Illustrated bv Telescopic Draw.ugs of the Plauets?Mercury. Venus and Mars. The Superior Planets Illustrated b? the following large Telescopic Transparencies: a Telescopic Representation o( the Planet Jupiter with his Satellites. Aud a telescopic re pre an I at ion of ths Planet Saturn with his Rings and Satellites. These transparencies which i'e made oseu a scale to fill the area of the theatre, hase been copied f-noi otiginal drawings made by Sir John Herschel for Dr. Lardner. THE MOON. Its magnitude.?distance?suifac.:?mountains?vol-anoe Has it an atmo*pher ir.rat remarble of the phenomena? theorie* propoied to eiplain them. Thi* part will he illustrated by two dioramic repreientation* of water ipjut*. eeen by Captain Beerhey in hi* voyage to Behring'a straight* in 1828. The Aurora Boteali*. Not'ce of aome of the in^it remarkable of theie phenomena ?theorie* proposed lor their supination. This part will be illustrated by two dioramic representation* of remarkabl* Aurora*, seen at Noiiekop. in West Kinmark, in 1818?taken from original drawing* made by the eb*-reer Lieut Lottm. THUNDER AND LIGHTNING. Analyai* of theie phenomena and their eau-ea?doe* lightning oecur without thunder/-or thunder without lightning7? Shee lightning?forked lightning?ball lightn rig?heat lightuiu;?causes ot the lolling of thunder. GENERAL PHYSICS. THE EVE, Ill iruci ore auu luuuiiu-uixut.u Uiiwiruca lap |icc iliig light?it-m fr'gate Missouri ne P?e?* foe three Lecturee accoidiug to the method of Dr. Lardner's didsctie aiodels.l by Charles Cortland, Ee>i E.i g aeer of the United Stat-e oovenim-uL Amodel of the machinery of the United 8 ates steam frigate iu preparation, under the superintendence i f Capt. Stoi kinn? con .true ted for thee Lectures, under the direction of Captains btockton and Ericson. A model of theeub-aqueoui pro pell* r, In'e.nded to be applied by Capt. Ericson to this fngite. A modelof the valve macli nery of the U.S. frigate Mississippi, pr* pared by Mr. Cope land, I). S. Engineer A model f the ??b..queens propeller invented by C. M. K. ller, ?(j Esamiueraf t'aUnts, intended t be applied to one of the U. 8. (teem frigates. AMERICAN AND BRITISH RAILWAYS AND LOCOMOTIVES. To be illustrated by a model of the American Locomotive, Victoria, imported ia Ei-gland for cue ol the Biitith rail roads, construc'ed according te Dr. Lardi er'e method, under the direc ion ol Mr. Hodge, cflNew York, (author of the Treatise on the Steam Ei gite, lately published,) and Dr. Lardnrr. A rfidsetic aectionnl model of a British Lnrrmalive K.ctine, in its most appro?rd form, at present worked on English Rail Roads?constructed under the direction of Jir. Hodge and Dr.Lardner. PERSONAL NOTICES OF DISCOVERERS AND INI ENTORS. Lavoisier?state of chemistry in 1770?first labors ofLavoisier?his method if investigation? his (funis compared with those of Scheele St Priratley?hit great discoreriea-his personal character?hie death. Frankliu?notice of his electrical discoveries?his claims to the disenvery of the nature of lightning disputed by French philosophers?his rights eiudicated. Watt?his early difficulties?l is method of experimental wir.eby a key?his invention of the condensing steam engine? bis ultimate success Davy?notice of his life, character and principal discoveries ?his visit to Paris during the war?was be entitled to the invention of the safely lamp? Fulton?notice oi his life and his invention of steam navigation. Wiiha view of rendering these lerttires easily accessible to all persons who may desire to attrnd tliem, the terms ot admission will be twenty -five centsTickets for the course ot six leeturesnt $1 each. Doors open at 7. Lec urie cominen-.a a! 8 o'clock. aS3 nEMOVAL-DR. FEUCHTW ANOER has removed his Iv Office frum No. I t.ourtlandtstreet to Ns. 1 Wall street, near Broadway. He is agent for the manufacturers of aquafortisjaitroue, pure nitric and muriatic ac'ds. sulptio and nitro muriate of lin,pyroligneeus acid and cr arcoal, ext. of logwood aqua ammonia, sweet spirits of nitre, ether, lunar caustic, co-f 1_. P.. lusnr,1, for deelruying and eiteimmatiiig *uy species of vermin and insecta, aueli as moths, bedbugs, cockroalehes, rats, mosquetoes, lleas. mice, tliee, shippers, and caterpillers.on the varioua plants, tad hia seed protector. He ia in constant attendance Tor adeiee at hia Office, No 1 Wall atreat, from to 1 o'clock. W im*k TO OROCER8.?A rare Uhame?One of the beat eata hhehed old atande in the beat part of the city, where a caah been*at ia done, ia offered for aale. The atock ia moderate, and rent low. Poaaeaaioa can be had immediately. Apply at thia office. att lt*t Wit would call the attention of our leadera to the large aaia of Furniture, aileertiaed by Jacob S. PMI, to be aold thia day at 10 o'clock, at the eifenaive Boarding.houee, No. 137 Broadway, by order of the AMiynee. m 1ft fUST RECKlVED?A rich and varied assortment of Stoek?,r?earfe. Cravats, Bilk#. Liten and Kid Oiovcs, Suspcudera. Linen and Mmlij Shirt#, Pocket Handkerchiefi, kc. He. Thia i? the only catabtiahment in thia city where the eubacnber'e celebrated elastic atocka can be obtained. PARSELLB, Agent for J. AOATE, add tm'c at I Broadway, between Park Place It Murray at. I)R TAYLOR'S BALSOM OF LIVERWORT. BEWARE ffiF FRAUDS :-We are requested to cant on eur readers against the many fraudulent imitation# of Dr. Tarlor'o Balaom of Livrrwort. Since the aatunishing success of thia medicine in curing conenmplimi.liver eompfainF,rou?h?, palpitation of the neart.lm.. acorea of counterfeitcra are offering the aick their baae imi'atiooe, and endeavonng to nnali them off ea genuine, (to to ITS Bowery, which la Dr. Tartar's office i if you would not be robbed of yourlaet chance for life !?(Ed. Sua. ITS Bowery!?Persons in want of that sure cure for colds, coughs, he Dr. Taylor'e Balaom of Li erwort, should remembar^wharettmi?awnemaeld. >W it' r FOR BALK?Tha fast sailing, A I, coppered and copper faetenrd ihip VENICE, burthen 5t7tona.or MMHEwaboutTOOOberrele. This ahip wee built in Philadel-au i'm in ib? nnai faithful manner, was aaltad on the I atncka, and coppered wi h heavy copper, on which ahe hai juet performed a enyage to Chin* and bark. le well calculated for a iLuropeaa packet, or for 'he India trade Hm a full inventory,and now ready to receive a cargo It now offered foe aletoclooe a concern. Lie* at piert North river Kor'erme apply to BOYD It H1NCKEN, at Broken. Tontine Building*. YOR LIVERPOOL Regular packet of ihe i.un i ,uP*''or aailiag new ehip BIDIPHtDONII, E. B. Cobb, matter, will tail aa above. I hie ahtp a accommodation! for cabin, aecond cabin, end teerage poaaengm are tuperb and paoaengencan aeenre bertha on moderate terma, by applying on board, at pier loot of Wall atfoat, or to GLOVER It MeMURRAY, __ 100 Pino at. corner Booth. F.B-?-Paraona wiahinc to tend for their friend* reaming in the old country can hate ihem brought out by the above *n| pevb thip, or any' f the regular line of packet*, by applying aa above, if by letter poet paid. The avova will ba aneceeded by the ahtp Echo, and eail on the Brat of May. mot JmA HOUSE WAN f tub?.V em* I two Ttory hone# m wantod by the advertiaer. at a cheaprent. The lower part of the town preferred A note addmiet T. B. T. at thia i flic*. atating number of ruoau, location, and terma, will meat with attention. N. B.?Part of a Houa* la alao wanted. Addrea* aa above. aff I wit t KURMBHED APARTMENTS TO LCT-To eiogle gentlemen, pleaeant and handaomely furnnhed, Nl atttf Broadway, oppoetle St. Paul'a. Emjuue on the prtmiaoo. BOWLINO BAOLON TO LET?Thooo well-known Alley*, M Broadway, asd fia'.urea for tale. Enquire of W. C.' CARL, on lha premioea. I TO LET the large and el?(*nt Furniture 8TORE. n I Broadway. Poeeroiloo drat of May. Enquire to 3d etory, of W.C CARL. *?jtt AUUM lalM. BY THOMA?TSJCLL (Bliruftni tt jfnn 1 variety of article* in the line in good order, including a very line Piano, bv a celebrated uwker. THURSDAY, At 101 o'cl r k, at 20* Oreeawih at, near B rreiay. Furniture Sale?Tbe entire furniture of a geuteel Doardiog houae. At 101 o'clock. a? 21 Rivinotou aL Admiuiiualrating Saleof Knrnilure. H. E. KIeLL. Auctrouerr. Auction notice.-rull h akcularius wii aell Thit Morning, at lo| o'clock, at ihe auction room 304 Broadway, corner Duane atreet?A anlendid aaa^i HnB6al Mail Steamer DEE will return to thia port, and leave about 25th inat. lor Naaaau hmand Havana. The maila for Havtna Gulf of Mexico, Weat Indira, South America.and to the Pacific. vitPanama, will be made up at thia office. All lettera,Itc.for poaaeaaaion not belonging to Great Britain, muat be pre-paid. alg ia$r J. BUCHANAN. Poet Office Agent. STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall atreet.^^jSQg^^e The etoomgr STATEN ISLANDER, Capt. Brffilted. or SAMSON, Captain Duval, will run aa lollowa until further notice Leivia Staten laland Leave# Whitehall At t o'clock a .m. At I o'clock a.m. "10 "11 t p.m. "3 p.m. ai H M A ?f N. B. Afl Rood* shipped ?re required lo be particul ly atarked and are at the riak of the owner* thereof. ol PEOPLE'S LINK FOR ALBANV-Krejl and interim diet* place*, frjm the Tier Tout jK^KJC'Of Courllandt itrret The NORTH AMERICA, Captain M. H. Trueadell, learea ai above on TueaP Thuraday and Saturday afternaona. at I o'clock. For piiiue or freight, apply on board, or to P C. SCHULTZ, at the office on the Wharf N. B.?All hiuda of property taken only at the rak of the owner* thereof allr OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY, .ani jfjt F ARK P EOITCED g7Wf>T3a PASS.M1E *l 00 3d*EaL NO CHARGE KOK BERTHS. The eomn odiona Steamboat WAHH1 sGToN, Captain J M. Brown, will leave from foot of Warren alreet Tueaday afi eruoon,l(th April.at t o'clock. Regular day* or leaving New York?Tu'tday, Thn ailay, and Saturday. Albany on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at I o'clock, P. M landing each way at the footof Hammond treet, Newhurgh, Pooghkeeprie, CaUkill and.>Hudeon. Light Freight taken at reduced pr.ee* For F.a*agea or Freight apply on board. All kind* ef pi operty taken only at thenek of the owner* 'hereof. at* im'r .MM j?jt ft OR ALBANY" AND TA6V, landing g>. et the intermediate place*,-?The .nlendid 3C3CZ. low pree?ure Steamboat SWALLOW. Cap. tierior to any other line of Packet*. Thoae wiahing to eeeure berth*, ihould not fail to mak* early application on board foot of Wall itreet.orto W. J.T. TAP9COTT. 41 Tech Slip, corner of South at. Pervona wiahing to **nd for thair friend* ean have them brought out in the regular packet* (ailing weekly from Liverpool, and thoae about to remit money can bare draft* payable in all the principal town* ef Great Britain and Ireland, I by applying aa above. a? _ Kt)H NEW ORLEANS?Louiaiana and New JSPWYork Lin*?Regular packet aflat May?Th* faal nKfelliiw oeckel thip HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford, will poaiiivtly tail a* above, her regubir d-iy. For freight or peaaage,having aplendid furmabed accommodation*, apply on board, at Orlean* wharf, foot of W,a!l at. or to E. K. COLLINS It CO. ICSouthft. Great car* will be taken to have th* good* by thia line corrtetly measured. Agents in New Orleuif, Hullin flt^ Woodruff, who will promptly forward an gooua ill*if amon The packet ahip OCMULOEK, Captain Peet,will aueceed the Huntaville, and rail the 10th May, her regular day. ate OLD LINK Ok LIVERPOOL PACKETS.? Regular Packet of (l it of May?1'he tplepdid JDBbnew packet ship CAMBHIDOE, burthen 1190 ton*. Captain W. C. Baratow, will aail poaitively on Monday, the 2nd May her regularday. Ha ring rery auperior accommodationi for cabin. 3d cabin, and ateeraga paaaaagera, for terma apply on board, foot of Beekmaa (treat, or to ROCHE, BROTHERS ft CO. IS Fulton at. neat door to the Fulton Bank. Paaeengere will pleaae observe ihat the New York ia the only regular linor silling on lhat day. N.B.?Peranaa wishing to aendto the old country for their friends can have them brought out lathe Cambridge, (ailing from Lirerpo ol on the Ikth June,or in any of the packeta com* pr.eing the Old Line,aailing t>om the above port punctually on the Tth and Ikth of taoh month. For paaaage apply to the aubaeribera. aa above. age fir FOR LIVERPOOL?New Line-Regular Packet Jilh olMth April?The spUodid packet ahip SIUDO.NA JARflrim Captain C. B. Hohb, of I too tona, will a ail aa above, ner ragularday. Forfraightorpaaaage .havingareomiaodationi unegnalled tot cjeoderor comfort .apply on board, at Orleanew barf .foot of Wall at.,or to E. E .COLLINS* CO. 51 Soutbetreel Price of pa 10age Jiou The packet ahip IfHERIDAN,Captain Depeyetcr,of IOO0 tona. will aaeceed the Siddoue, and aail tsih May, her regaPaaaengrra may rely upon the ahipoof thii line eailiag punctaally aa advertiaod. _ 'R iff. FOR LIVERPOOL, with d?peUh-Thc aplendid tMfWAl laat aailingabrp ECHO. Richard Si.l, mwier. JNPfawill aail aa above. For freight or pasoage, hiving ..per,or accom.od.t.ona,M^VER k McMURRAY. 100 Pino, corner of Honth. or to p g ?Peraona wiahing to Mid for their frienda reaiding in tne old counl'y can hive them brought nut by the above >l,ip or any ol the regular packeta. by applying aa aborc. a9Sr ?FoR MA RKF.il.LE8?Regular PacYeT-Ttia JBftbarfc I8AELLA Capt. Bearae, |wdl aail on the XBLlat of May Tti? eabectlbet' purpoee dlepnUhin* *hip punctually on the let day of ?Mh month daring the year tor Mareeillea. Good* Mut ta the au tacrihera for forwai duet will be iliapatrhe.l frre of aey other than tha charaea actually incurred upon than. Tha Bhipa hart rary comfortable cabin accommoda tiaai. Kor freiaht or peerage,apply to feOYD k H1NCKKN. A (at. la. Ill t I Tontine Bni'tline. "w8K FwH LIVERPOOL.?Heguier Commerci tlM, me. JJPWThe aplendid wall known packet ehip MKMPHI7, JHHBb' "aptuin Knifht, will poaitirely be deepatched on Monday, the Mth iaatant. Thie ehip offera an eicelleat conrtyauce for cabin, ad cabin and ataerace paaaencara, who.will be taken at moderate ratea. Apply to the Captainoa board the ship at Orleana wharf,foot JOHN HKRDMAN. ^rnm Lieerpool Mr this (hip rr ?r>y ofhrr ?hi|> rhf?yT h? Kp*4. inil* par-wi Si* Umud Kingdom, on n|>p|ieniioo ?Ih>t?. DACKKT SHIP 8IDD0NU kOR LIVERPOOL ?I'-utm JJ'II pl???? b? en biwrl the deamhoil Hrrcn'ri. Whitehall, on Tuoadar.atth inat nl la M which lim? ihc (hip will ?nil. Letter bap will dope at the uiual plict# it ill o'clcck ?a PAXK THEATRE, Kirat Ojt-? Night. Till. EYENINO Aiirilli -T i*rlnn#aijea will com nro- oraonen at ft; CurtainriaeaatTi pwdwlr. iWtlHlCItLa'B OLYMPIC XHIATKi THIS EVENING April si?The performance will om*? rnenr. witii IXt-mi-lX} MrCrumirlee, Mr MitcMf Mr All?%>u, dark Mrs Tims Meljliomeuc, Walti Alter which boz: Sam Weller, Mi32S Mr*. Novelgobble, Mra. WatU I'"L Mosaopr. To couclude with Hit HAHD no III. Richard, Mitchell?Heury Kin*. Nicks&saB Bally Ann, Mia. UouerU Mra. McK* eeu Mies Siuyleloit. Admiaaion? breea circle Mcenta. Lpper boiea St casta. Ill eeuta. Private boiea *1 Otwrs open eteerea Curtain ritaa at half paat seveocimcui; WELCH AND MANN, PROPRIETORS. No. 3T Bowery. Last Night but tine. BENEFIT OF JOHN SMITH. MOMDAY EVENING, April 88?The iplendid routing will commruee with The truly accomplished youth Little John CrlenroT,will ride HlS SINGLE HORSE ACT. Comic Son* by Mr. Dickenaoo. Mra Smith will dance and rida her act of eleea .t sanitation Mia* Wclli will appear in La Tyrolienna. LEVr NORTH Will Ukd have the honor of appearing ia hi* ia INCOMPARABLE^ ACT. Animated Statues. by Meaar* Walla and Davia. An equestrian ballet and action by Mr. Howard, a* Nhi Gbi Lee Ma Teeitee Na Oourh, or ha Paddle, the flow, tha Arrow A arret acene of Gymnastics, by Mr. Ris!*y k hi* infant MB. Riding Master. MrJenning* Equestrian Manager, Mr. Cadwalladar Clown#, Meaara. Well* It William* JOHN SMITH will aina and dance in a aeriaa ot Negro Eztravagauza*. assisted bv Masters Colemau and Chaenut. Mr. Robert Hoffman of the Theatre Royal. Edinburgh, a per (ectlv dark I'agauim, will introduce aevrral national aita, with brilliant variattoua. An Equstrian display by Cadwalladar and Mri. Smith en their Cantuc Steeda. entiled Love in the T) rol. Mr. George Sweet will appearon the Tight Rope. Oy inn*, tic Drithera. Karmer'a Boy, by Mr Sweet. The wondera of ih the great inimic, a ill introduce hn rxtraoidiuary deliuee tioua k reach staries, and Vaakee eccrntrieitiee. Mr. AU8 TIN.i the original vtcuj C jmic Singer, will int duce a vriety of hit Oi mic Soon. Matte YATES will dance a Horuiire in Pettere. DtuncancoTrrx Lisk.vimei correctly taken in slew te conda.by Mrtert. Morasd aud Peale. SPLENIHO DAY PERFORMANCE every Wednead tr and Saturday afteranons, commencing at S o'clock. One hundred and fifty Portraits of distinguished A cant. Admittance IS cenle?children haif price. aN ATIONaT, academy OF deb ION?New York. April 85, 1641.?The 17th Annual Exhibition of the Academy will be o'-en to the public on Weduetday, 8'th April, at the Hoomc of the Academy, corner of Broadway aud Leonard at reet Exhibitor* are informed that Tuesday, April 86th, it appropriated for varnithing the Pictures. By ord>r of the Council. _31 it c J. L. MORTON. Sac's, N A MR. DK.MPSTEK'S BALLAD MIIHEES ?Mr. DEMP STKR hat the honor to anuoi.ace that hit Ballad Soirees w ill he giren at the Ntw York Society Library on Monday, Wediirrdiy and Frid.-y Eveuingl, Die 89lh. 36lh. and 3P.lt April, when ht w ill introduce lor the first tune in New York, bit new long, writ en by Mitt H F. (Jo-Id, called The Blind Boy,' which fits been received with so much favor in Boston, Ar.fcAlso, or w song, "The Midnight Wind," poetry by Motherwell. Also, new song, written exineee y for him,by Epee Sargent,Esq. When wie N gbt Bcwalleth; alao, bieifivon e rouge. The Lament of the Irish Emigrant; Bird of the Wil derurea; Scottish Song. John Auderson my Jo; My Nannie O; A man's a mau for a' lhat; My H .art's iu the Highlands, kc. kc Particulars of whi-h will he anuouaced in small hills, to be had at the music store', hetslf, Ac. TicktU half a doll ir. Children half price?to be had/M the door in th? earning i/oof nprn'ni 7. ?o irmmmce hi ii ociocs ?u uLbARAnT KXCUK8ION.-A sail ifnm t> Hudson to A Hobokeu.aud a stroll along it* romantic thores, annot now Tail 10 yield much aaliaf*etina to th* admirer* of th beautie* of nature, and to those who may require, after being pent up for the winter in a crowded city, fresh air and soma relataiion. The eitensire grounds of this tore y spot, so It berally thrown open to ihe public, art now decked m all lite luiuriant freshness of an early spring. This beyond doubt la the moat agreeable eicursioa thai can be made at ibis season. 13 Im r KaMAilC H.KADINOM?MIS8 CLARENDON has the honor to announce that she will give her fiurth ana last course of Headings. Recitations and Imitations, at tha HOCUETY LIBRARY, on Twsdav ereniag. April gi. Tha Reainags a ill consist of selecioas from American poets ami dramatic sutliors, and th* imitation* of wot I known scensa from the Comedy of London Assuraoc* Headings to commence at right o'clock. Tickets, I* cents, to be had at the principal book stores, and the door ol the LK br ary.on ihe evening. N.B. The programme will be edreitieed in the papers ot Tuesday. _ tt UALMtl'R SALOON, No 41 Chamber street, near Bmad* way?FERDINAND PALMO respectfully inform* lis friend* and ihe public that he his fitted up a saloon, which, >or splendor and magnificence, it ousurpaaard by anything ol' tha kind in this or any other country. It is dtcoialrd in the most gorgeous style or Eastern grandeur Mirrors and paintings adorn its wslls snd ceilings; a neat Ii 'tie stage and orehnatrnln erected at one end of the room, from which concerts will bm nightly given frse; sofas aud lounges art there for the Weary, K. IV it aware that there may be sums who will think this description riaggeraied, butts such lie can only say. "Call, see, andjudgs for yourself." Refreshments of every kind, Includii g csnfectiona, icee, erevms. liqueurs, kc will be served to vieitore. Ladiea of the Highest respectability may visit thin sslo.ui wil Ii perfect safety, as order and decorum will been?11 red by the altradance of an effective police ate Iw* GYMNASIUM. PISTOL GALLERY. MEHSRS. HUDSON It OTTIONON reepectfnlto la form the gentlemen of New York, thvt they have fitted una GYMNASIUM nt the corner oMhambers etmntsmi Broadway, and it is now open for the retention of vwitoss. The institution is of the first enter. and compisU w tray respect for the purpose of Athletic Lisreinea. Hpurnog Lessons given daily. Terms mode rale. Ol>en day and evening. fnl ImP BOOK-KEEPING rIK Counting roome of C. C. MARSH, At Cedar ilreil, continue open frtm A. M. ta P. M. in order that marchants snd others msy svail themselves of a course of lDetraction that is truly practical; one that nbraeea a complete routine of commercial Iraasactiora and mercantile calculations ?and >n wh'eh the student actually keeps a est of books m a counting house. To these who are acquainted with the advertiser's reputation, he deems tossy, that his principal work am book keeping has passed into tennditioos; that it receives th* prrference in th* New York Public School*, and other lefgo institutions; and tha' he himself has tha honor of being re-ay pointed teacher of book-ki eying for the "Mercantile Library Association" of this city Prospectuses, with terms, mty to bed ?t ihe counting roems ss a hove. ?S3 i m't is J. P. OARKOLX'S OLD KSTABLI8HED M K DIG AT ED VAPOUR BATHS ARK wall known to ke essentially necessary at this season of th* year, when the syatern require* an aunltary to *1 -w 1 c- ?.i. ,.i ,?.,i i,,,,v win!,, snd which. I jL r"n,l",r*ou surface of the ririo, produces cutaneous" dmiwi. folds, rhramf'iim.fcfrtfl ffffr, lie lie. They ar* n opeiatiin. at M n.rtlindl .(rtsi, from o'clock m tha morning till cloi k ?t niaht. Sal, l,ur Baths require noa hour e notice Portable vapour Baths seat to anv part of the city, or Brookljrn. Bathing Tubs and Hip Batn* for 'rr aSJIwiar I )K. r.Li.r()TT begs to inform his patients end other',that he has made as airnwemml with a atilfiil and stieatile Oi tlcian. horn he has inslruetsd in his peculiar mode of adaptiof Rlassis to the psrtkular defects of twion, ?i?"* either from age or disease This gettleman will e*ei> i-e 'hi eve, ami by the aid of his iiucriinf presbylometer. d'termiao the power if the glasses required Dr K. roneidi rs this an impoi tint object, as saanjr f iseasns o| the eye aaf rfsionpeculiar to*he a ndiona and aged are produced by th* rnel-applicalioj of api ctacles. He would alto hef to call tha attention of the |ublic to hi* newly larealsd aelf a.lju.fin* Spectacle h rames, part.enlaHy Iiaeful in readiis ?r wriliup I he Optician will attend e??ry day Irom 10 A. Y.loSP.MDr. Klliolf,Ociili?i end Ophthalmic Hudson will attend his patients f usual on Mm del W.dneaday and Friday, lilt'* Ml Broadway cntiaucs in Warreu alrrel. r MltS. <i B M11.1, h' S t'O respectfully iuti.'ria their friends and Ihe public .that they hart reduce i t# conform wiih l'? tioiee the rricee of the ir Vine Cu ''hewing aa Oaoking Tobarco. TSrjr wirnnl it to be mvn.faet r d of ih? heei and pur at tobacco,con'ain ug aailruji 'ogive n an unnatural sweet tiele. It ie In be bad nt the old estahli.hed a-end. No 11" Water street, New York sfSIWr OU'h.N hWAN HOTKL. No. <0 North thud airest? VJ a tew doors aboee A'Ch. Philadelphia -Board ft per dev. 1 bu houM is la i etitril locitioi. aid baa accobmb^*^?Ml s oriftftDiy p*r?oia. *13 IS{ m

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fisk'S combined summer baker cook stove, for coal or wood. AVTWOOD, Pal?n?e??Price* from ?M0 l? $U-Th? fleue furuare aud trout of thta ?love are m-ule of t .it iron aad hae a Urge tire ot?n attached to it, which will do nebfly treble the conhtuE of the lament ?tx?d ordinary Cook htoere Tie orihceof the fururce will admit a boihr muid n" cheerfully recommend it to lb public ae in my opinion euicei>t>ble or ui uiiprotrann> far (implicit v or economy, and worthy of more praue thaD can be appreciated without a trial of it 1 am, with reepect, ymira. So. A. PERKINS, Paetor of the Bereau (Bapliat)Church. Ilr. Kiek. ri)9 Water alrret?The Summer Store which 1 pnrthaeed of you Uet epilog, I have had in use till now-, and nweue. withont trial, would believe the amount of cooking that may fte dour by it, or it* economy. Suffice it to any, that with ocoui.mall) an eitra fire, we h o hness to the rninp.ezion, and effectually remove* pimple*, blotches, tan, freckles, ringworms, aud all o.her cuta eou*eruptions and disci loiistions Pne? 7 celt* per bottle?srld at Chu-ch Dispensary, 188 Sowsry, eorurr ?f Spring street. Agents?E.W Bull, Hertford; C. ii N. W. Simmo-a. Pine, corner of Fourth street, Philadelphia; Charles Steane. Poughhoe pais tn'29 I m* DOCTOR PROVOST. OOMK individuals write against I he use of balsam copaivy, br cubebs, nitre, camphor, mineral aatringeiita, dec Ike., in the curs of secret diseases, but that the world knows ihit the abort ironed medicines will and hare cured those diseases, is beyond a doubt It is perfect folly to deny that fact. But that It requires a professional men, and a man of skill in his profession, to know when and how to give tkoie medicines, is enaally a* obvious to men ol mind*. I hope, therefore, that geitlemen requiring medical aid will not give ear to all the foolish stuff wnieh they may see iu the shape of advertisements, but tliev will call upon me, at No. (I Broad street, where they shall have a full history of thrircue. 1 feel coulidrnt that not a pa tient will Iravemy office without bring entirely sati.lied that (here M at leas', one regular bred physician who has condescended to place himself among the held of Quacks. My cffeeis al >1 Broad, corner Stvue st. slim' y PROVQ8T.M. D. DR. FAWCETT, \f EMBER OK THE ROYAL COLLEGE OK BURIVA GEON9 of London and Ediuburgh, aud of the Medical College of Philadelphia,confines his practice to a select branch of his profession. Noeel empta dolor* voluptas Dr. F. is encouraged by the unifoim success attending his mode nf treatment in the cure of venereal, gleets, atr.ctures, ssnnal weaknees and mercurial affect uus, together with all (hose other bad symptoms which undermine the c.ms.itutron nod lay the foundation of premature decay, either fioin malIsMlmsnt as anr nlkar sans. In alisk .u renna *1.-. u,m.lil. generally defective, and the reliah for lift almoi t subdued. Hit node of treatment ia unirnaally admired?Ilia inuhnine* bong pleeaant to the taitc and amell, gently attrmpea the fibre* of thaatomach a*d give* that proper |rn?ity,what a good digeetion require*. Hi* treatiae on constitutional or aerrou* debility afford* eery extra?ive obtervationcou aextial debility *eaainal weaker n, and impotency brought on by deluaiee habit*? all it*attendant lymptoma yhyaiolp?g orderi punctually attended to and packed on the horteat notice, and on reasonable terms Mattress*.*, Btdding. \c. for fitting out v easel*. constantly on baud. All ordari to the above e*tablnhra*ul will be puncttally at tended to aid thankfully reeened. N. B.?The highest price* wi'l he givm f>r aerond hand Furniture and gentlemen and lad ee' caat off clothing. aUtmr TO THE LADIES. T7 ASH ION ABLE MILLINERY GOODS-The prooner treat, Miae 8. KING, daughter of the celrbrated Carl Kmg, offer* for eale a molt (elect and choice assortment ot Millinery Oooda. for the apring trade, never ai yet preaentid to the public, both aa regards the duality and cheapness of the article*. The aaaortment consian of the Inllrwiug-.? The celebrated SILK HAT. CALLED CAPOTrE D'ORLEANS ae worn by La Ducheaae d'Orleaae, of France; SHED SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL S I YLE?aud Lawu Hate do Jo?en entire in* at) le of Hat* called "MODINE CAPOTTE*. ELSSLER COTTAGES" *~Yanian and English KANCY 9TIiAWS, af the finest tegtore.in great variety. The pint rietre** reip'Ctfully eolici the tadie* to favor her wuh a call and riinire her elegint aud vaneHvtock of Millinery for themselvea, before they porch-las elee where, aa it will be a great an iog to them in price and a great adrantage ae regards trie variety and duality of tUe good*. Ml?3 S. KING, Mac.line He Modea, iHlm'r Wl| Beoailway. KALSOM iN fc PAINT.?The Kaltemine Paint having beeu aevervty tasted in this crtv during llie winter mostlui. the patentee* can recommend it with renewed -otifi Irnce to the public. The numerous apecimeua of Kaleoirme Paint now enatiag in New York, render* an eiiuroe-ation of ltd aJ vintage* superfluous among the i:>oat prominent are the following Knlaomine Colara are m( re permanent, more luminous and Moveable to the ele ton, oil c (>1 Tt... ae. >n.,1I..I uitk.ni eSeagiomuf any 'offenaive emi'lfor" "iYjuriouVeiliict' 'iimin htalth, W'l flfyiH in lew bourn. Kalaomioe pauit may if properly applied, be washed when ?oi:*d, according lo dirrctiooa in theeireulnr. ,Order? received end avir.et unity attended to at the K ALSO IIN r. PAIN r UK.POT fehJT?n' 3*1 Br metier Vr certificate* from hundred* ot moat reepetUble fwreone. certify!i? to the eurpruiog relief they h?re received in ming the article from lit Spring etreet Owing lo the wterli >n* of couuterftitere, the following eworn facte n now published? City of Brooklyn. King* t'ouaty, K Towneend being duly iwoni. depoee* and *ay. that he ie pervooally acquainted with ihe proprietor of Dr. Tay!or'? Bal*am of Liverwort, and doe* certify from hi* own km w !eJge that the only per eon now tiring, who preparid thi* mHtcine at J7t Bowery. arid i* the aole proprietor, re*id'? and tran.-ct'* !"i inrei at Hi Spring ereet. and m ii.iifacturee he genuine Ba earn of Liverwort at that place, fro a the only or'K' 'n'T'*' tpQ(f, f. TOW ?s9i' NL). I Sworn before me tin* ITlh Jan lkts, S. ALI'HKUS SMITH. Com afDeedt. t certify from my own oer?t>n?l knowledge Ihit Ihe abore e a.rm.ut. in regard to tU owaert^|epCs's>11TH Beware of Counterfeit*, a* the gr*at queotroa of life or denth may depend upon having me genuine medicine, made only in thiogity at Sit S[rmg ?trret. Ageota?Redcing. t) St -tratrret tto?ion; 31 Main afreet.and 7? kul'onatrect, Brooklyn; Mi amJ Jti Bronditreet, New ark Price? Large bottle. *t, neat aize Jd.ar.d ginallereiie ?c 4*?B. Wltlia' GRAND spit I i ?W HI I'We.LL'S Pfcvt FKRANCIt BIT ri'.R*. WITHOUT WiNK oil -?L COHOL.?Fcad'r, hare on a,, appetite? D you n?t ieli*o yourfot d? 'I hennee theee biltei*; ihry will al. A 14 by A. B k 1>.N?..d?. "1 T? Vu't >11 tot-t' 01 (told 4 nne a history ?f hia ease in detail. Thee s i| icteat honor and confidence obeervid. a?l r am) Fulton street. j a V. NKWKLL Sc 1)aY'3 PATENT PKKMUTA TION RANK LOCK.?Binkrre and others may plare implicit ccDfidruce in the above Leek i a beirg the best an I safest iu use Any i risen tniy have the key lor a whele day to make a fee siniilte by, without the slightest chance of oi>ei ing it, after a change has been made in aettirg it. Other changeable locks ire liable to be picked by persoua wha may see the kry. aa was the esse recently when the Combination Lock luvrnted by Dr. folomon Andrews, of Perth Amboy, N.J..which was upon the vault of the American Exchange Bank iu Wall street, was picked bv Mr Heury C. Jones, of Newark, N f,in presence of the rffi-era of several Bauki iu thia city. The aaine lock was afterward) sent to Dr. And rewa, who put in new worlta ol a more dilfi:u't nature to pick, but which Mr. Jooee reautly opened He upon another oc cation publicly picked at the Howard Hotel one ol the Com bioation Locks, such aa are told by the American Bank Lock Company. The high reputation of Day, Newell 1c Day, reimutanen Bank Locks 11 firmly established. They have invariably taken the highest premiums, when exhibited at the Katrs held Iu New York. Boston and Philadelphia, uam-ly, vold medals i IU III"" two cI(lea itnir uamcu. auu o.ntr, ucia( u? nigurm premium given In the Utter city. 1 Three lo :kr ere in idr to key- whirl ctn hr changed in foim from one to oDe hundred thousand milliou different tunes.up?u eilherof whirli they ere equally eecure and proof agaiust the at ten pit of the mo?t skilful furgl?r, for ehould he ti ke an impression, or even take the key itself, lie could not expect to open it during his life, unless some uue were to inform him of the manner in hicli the lock might be changed, after he obtained possess on of the k> y. f'r lers for the above Lock promptly attended to by JOHN DAY. Successor to Day, Newell it Hay, No. 58J Broadway. I aplg I in* i OALT RHEUM. KINO WORM. TETTER, BARBER'S O ITCH AND feCABIKS?RAYEh'S LOTION AND 8VRUP is the only remedy which is certain to cure the above complaiuts?harmless in its operation, but certain in its effects ?the Lotion healing ijuickly. and the Syrup purifying speedily. Price $1. l THE TRUTH WILL PREVAIL?Dr. Goodwill's Deter- J geut and Pills never fat! to cure a recent case of disease iu 48 hour!, if used as directi d. Try tliem, all ye afffietel? they are free from mercury-. Price 5? cents each. _ THE TO jTHACfft: CONklUERED-Jamsen'i Extract. It relieves in fire tninJlesafler application to ths nerve ot the tooth, ?nd prevents da* ay if the tooth is filled immediately. Price 50 cents. I, KEMALE MONT i LT TILLS?From M. Bvndelocque of Prance?cortain, t i fe and speedy in the cure of all eases where nature has bri (me obstructed. They cure in a few days. Price 75 cents I er package. A GILBERT'S AN 1 r-BILLIOUS FAMjLY PILLS-For d therehef of all comp aims produced by costive habits, such as headache, hearibun,sour stomach, dizziness, and loss of apprtite, they have been used with more success tksn any pill ever befors offered to the public. Price 25 cents per box. Sold whelesals and retail by E. M. OUION; 187 Bowery, corner of Grand street. m93 tm* HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &c. AW. SPIES k CO, are no w opening their spring assort mentof the following kinds of good*, aid are determined not to be undenold by any house in the trade. Pen Knives ol Hedgere k 801.a; Woatenholma k Crook'* manufacture. Table Cutleiy, Sctsi' rs, Razor*, Kilea and f: Tools Japanned Wares, and Dixon 81 Son's Britannia Wares new patterns. Pat' Metal Tea Kettles and Sauce Pane, tinned ecw,P,P*r nig the genuine Sherman's Lozenges, wi'l m l only be tooled out.ol their money, but mod likely out of their health. There ii not mug like shei man's Lozengee for a c">i'gh. cold, headache, or pafpiiation of the hnrt. as I well a* wonne inchlldrm. The Docioi'e office ie at let Nassau etreft, New York; 8 Sta'e etreet. Boeton; t Ledger Building*. Philadelphia; f iwnk Taylor. WaabrneUn. >1 I 'NITRD STATES CHEAP" CASH TAlCURTMi a KMPORIUM. 181 Bro id way, up alairc lieutlemen deeiroue of haviug a lieat rheap aud faeltiouable garment,areliuvitrd to call at the above lumber, where they can nave a I beautiful coat made f.oin (16 to $22, and pante from (4 9 to $t. t N. B.?rieare call aid try (or yourtelve*. all J. BRUSH, 182 Broadway. RE MITTAM'E* lO ENGLAND, 'KM. AND OK SCOTLAND-DraRe from ?l. ?2, ?3, ?5, ?10, ?is, to ?l ooo and upwarde, or in eume to euit, payable at eight or at eialy day*.at the oilowmg placet in England. Ireland. Scot- j land, Wales, Kraccr and Germany, can alwaye be obtained of S. J. SYLVKaTEK, No, 32 Wall etreet, and 130 Broadway. ENGLAND. 1 Bradford Huddera&cld Rumeey Blackburn Honiton Kamegale Barnstaple lll'racon be Rugbv Bath Ijwwich Rugely Birminghaaa Knarreborrugh Ripon Bristol Kingsb.idge Sheffield Hide ford Kingston Selby J BarnardCaetle Ki kham Settle Briaham Kauiefonl Slireweftiry Bridgend London Shepton Mallet Boiton Liverpool Spalding Bromyard Leicester Southampton c Bury St Edmonds Leeds South Motion Beverly Lanraeter Stockton Chester Leoiniiuter Stokesley t'royland Ledburv Think i ncueria micnneia 1 orriugton O,Hying Sodbury Long Sutton Teignmoutb Chtltmham Lowratoffa Tamworth Doncaater Manchetier Tiverton Darlington Maltnn Ulveratone 1>Art iii' nth Marahfield Woodbri.fge Deronport March Wluttleaea Purvlry Newport Warn Exeter Narwich Wa ring ton O'oceater Oakhampton Whiternurch Hull Oaw.atry Wiabeach Halei worth Pruton Worceater Hay Peterborough Wottou Hereford Plymouth Wottoa, Kdgei Hartlepool Porlaea York Holbcacli IVntefart Yarmouth I KM.AND. Athlone, Dun/i noon,. Monayhum, Armagh, Dungaraen, Mulluin, Belfiwt, Dublin Money-more, Bailing Daiigarroa, Neoagh, Baiibrilge, Ennlakillen, New Rom, Itallymcna, Knn-a, Omagh, Bandon. Lnniacorthf, Parnonetown.' Ball yahannon, rermoy, K .aeomraou, BalUnaaloe, Gnhvay. Roacrea, Boyle, Downpurich, Bligo. fork. Kilkmny, Strahane, louiral, Kilrnah, Thnrlra. (oleraine, Limerick. Tipiwrary, Cavan. Londonderry, Tralee, Cootehili, Lurgan, Tuam, f'arrirk on 9uie Longford, Tallow, Caahrl, Lnugbrea, Waterford, CharleviUa, Mitchtlaiown, Wnford, Caatli bir, Moale YoughaL SCOTLAND. Kdinburgh, (Irrcaock. Dundee, Olaagow, Montroae wales. Ahcryatwyth Cowbridge Marhyaleth Amlacb Cardiff Mold B?f??r Dolgrlly Portmadoc Bala U.,1, ?.ll r.111..II Breeortere fce., ae one of the inoet cnnepicnoue point! of the n the Bay end commend# at, eteneire new. f the entire harm. r. with toe a.li cut own#, rtlla*#*, fcc.t jlf I avenger* forHara'ta must obtain I patsj-c rt from.i r 9B* ratified by, a Spioieh Consul, which,on arriral, i? takri, by the hnanlinf ofllrer* to the tinrrrnment House, where. tonlorn ity therewith, a permit to land with ha^jiy. die. hat to procured hy some resident of the p'aee. t'-re'.i# desirous ol gout# to Mr*. West'# house, will pl??*i i-\r in mind that this semee wi'l be promptly rendered the, >7 the I irrk who visits sil?r#aet# With paase?g>r?. as soor. it they eotsr the harbor, liarann, Dec. M, 1141. _ 1 bttsodfm' LEECHES?LEECHES. A SUPPLY oriirttnud healthy Snediah Lecehea that will bite quick conalautly on hand, awl for tale by the hundred or do leu, or applied by a rompeient n*r*no. DAVID SANDS A CO., DrurciaU and Apothacariaa. mil lm 77 Kaat Broadway corner Market. HOPE GROWS FROM INWARD FAITH. (Jr TTL*Mi n?M v wife had taken a acrere cold, whien nnaily berame eealed upou her in aurh a manner that inrtam maliou of the lunps ensued, accompanied with rattling in the throat, thalahe w as considered dangtrou ly ill ami girenup by two emineot physicians; but hating heard of your Compound Hnrehonml Candy sp-ikeu of m tne highest tenna. I coucludrd to purchase some iu order'o give it a trial, and I am happy to say it was the weans of restoring her to perfect health. WM VANDEWATER, Comer Of tilth atreet aud 2d Atanue, To Meaart. J. Phase It Son. 45 Uiriaton it. Nrw Kocmullh, Feb. 17th. 1843. Messrs J. Pease It Son Omtleineut?My aon bad beco afflict-dlor three mouths with a aetere coagh, iu ao much that liars were entertained of his becoming afflicted with that moral enemy of the human rac:?the Consumption?but upon making use ol Honhonnd Candy, he was at once restored to perfect health. I hire also uaid itmys'lf. and hare no heai- tatonin recommrndicg it to those sutfrring under auch af- Miotiona. If you consider the above worthy, 1 hare no objoction to y our publish lug it* i Toura. P. E. UALLAUDEI*. P- S.?I -e eepe i. If Ittdm,MManbtf aud attention may HMfl M relied oo. Stage* atari etery hour from No 20 Bo wery. and paeienseri :analight al lha gate. W. COHBYN. tnU7 lm 1000 pkkAMS DoUi,lb tAP WRAPrlNU PAJ 5oo R~am Cap Wrapping Paper. 1000 Double Crown 500 Crown Wrapping fbrealeky PKR89K ft BROOKS, mlt 01 Liberty itrpHK"DltSfcRVKE CELEBRITY of Taylor'i Balaam 1 Literwoil made al lit Bunny, it I a* I aupxrctding all other th-uge in curing couglia -old*, (pitting of blood, and all diaeneea of the chte'. lung* and liter. Nine yiarn haa it bean tried, ard with the mnit unhoundad auceaaa. wheh he a raured it lo he an much counterfeited The peraon who adtertian Dr. Taylor'a Balaam of Liter- wort in Spring atreet. at firat un.ler anon) mcua iuitiala. aad J afletwardi n W \V Taylor, aud aga-n aa W W lhayer.haa 1 not now. norneter did hate any connection with the original 1 aad genuine Taylot'e Bali am of Liter* irt, nkich ia only made by iheprop. lelor, at 371 Bowery. Buy it thia cily only at 175 Bowery ASTHMA CURED?"I hare a ff-red from the effect! of 1 Aathma along tune and need etery medicine 1 could obtain for 1 11 a ire >n tain, until I iieeo Dr Taj lor 'a Balaam ofLiterwort 1 at 371 Bowrry?thie medicine etired rre I MRS. S. KUTON, 815 Laurena at."' ft/- BEWARE OK A BASE COUN TKH b KIT.-Oet 1 the true and genuine it the old office, 871 Bowery,and you are Agent?Mr. Haye only, 111 Fulton (tree!. Brooklyn; H Rattle k i o Albany; O. B. Ziebir, Philadelphia; 8. Powell I it Co ,3? Con hill. Boaton. mg7 rvlfftOLD HOST OK COPA11TNtRSHIF -The covtrv I'Tier#j?ip hewtofrtfc uodw tbr nan* of WURLBUT k CO., is thi# ilsy dlMolrcd by mutual nfTfr AMOS SMITH. New York, Keb. l?th, 1*4#. NOTIUK ?The h??inr?( will be rnofinued by nURLBUT h? M..*the rid r t nd. T Will ilrect. New .York, and ?4 *reof HurlW *1 I'o EltWW. njj 1 of tndr makrre.aurh i? hare brer, Jtr' (?rm-nl for the kirc Proof Salamander ?*fe l? M,r for e?l- ua? of SILAS C. HK.RBINO, IMwr 13? Water itreet. DR. F. FELIX GOURAUD'S POUDRES SUBTILES FOR ERADICATING HUMAN SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. THE above preparation liu received the (tamp of public approbation for tome y?ar? put, the moot aafc.apeedy tn. biliot.* aabits, cold*, fever,jaundice, headathe, and indeed n alt cases where i liyeic is needrd, this candy is no(surpassed -besides, it is a* pleasant o take a* peppermint candy. His DINNER CANDY, for cnttiveness, indigestion, dis resi after eating, he.rlburu. Sic Sic., is recommended as >ne it the best stomachic* and tonic* now in us*. And then it is o handy and safe. The rap,dly increasing sale* and popularity ofthesc pleasant audies prove their ulihty. COVERT'S BAI.M OF LIVE, for all affection* of the anga an J windpipe, dysp p*ia. Sic. Sic, is an unequalled rtmedy ead the following:? J?.C*V?*T:? Sia?I have received much benefit from the use of your lalmofLife in removing the pains about the chest,occasioned v dvspewia. and especially in gtreugtheuing my vaice. I auaot ?ay (hat my health w yet fully vectored. but am greatr improving. THEODORE TAYLOR, jr., N York, Feb. 14, lilt. 145 N?mau alreet. Sold wholnalc and retail bv J. t. OYERT, 131 Naaaau atreet. At?e 1fj 8. J. Stewart,T5 Fulton at .Brooklyn. mS8 lo>? TO THE LADIES FASHIONABLE M1LLINEKY OOOD4?The propriator.of thia well kaowu eitablie'ment offer* for rale a oat*ent conaiata of the following The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE D'OR KAN8, as waru bv La Uurheaae D Orleans. of Frtnee; HEHD |BtLK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIUlNAL TYLE?AndLawn Hat* do.do?An entire new atyle of at* called "MODINE CAPOTTES, ELS3LER COTT4GE. Pariaianand Eagliah FANCY STRAWS,of the fiueat teaire, in great variety. Tne Proprietor reapectfally lolicita the ladies to favor rim ilh a call, and examine hia elegant and varied stock ol Milaery for themeelvea, before they porchaae elaewhere, aa it ill be a great aavin; to them in price and a great advantage aa card* the variety and quality of the good*. O. BLOOMKELD, Magazine de Mode*, a S1 m* 80 Canal atreet. LIBBONS LACES, CHEAP. 'HE SUB8CHIBER hi* and i* reeeiviug from auction daily, Ribbon* and Silka, which he will tell wholreale or tail, at a very until advaace on auction pncca. i-ouniry (itinera will Aad it to their advantage to call,aa the vary weft price will iuvariably be fixed. Lace* and Kdginga re ile d aslow at the loweit Thread Lacea, of beautiful patterna. rap*i Liise, Buckrsms, Crown *cRUMMOND at 91 m't got Grand. tOMAN EYE BALSAM FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES"'HIS BALSAM 11 a prescription of one of the most cele bruted occulists. hai been a long tine in uie, and is coufintly recommended to the public at the best ai d most suessful salre ever ueed for inflammatory diseases of the eye. i caiee where the eyelidi are very much inflamed, or the ball r the eye thickly covered with blood, it acta almoet like mac, and removes all appearandfe of disease after two or three jplicationi. IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT ttued by filed attention to minute objects, or by long exposure a strong light, snd in the w eakness or partial loas if sight vim sickness erold age it is s sure restorer, aud should be ird by all who find their eye sight failing without any apparit disease. This Balsam has restored sight in many instances where al TOTAL BLINDNESS, luied by excessive inflammation, h d existed for years. Inanimation end soreness caused by blows, contusions, or ounds on the eye. or by extraneous bodies ol an irritating ua ire introduced under the eyelids, is vrry soon remored by the .plicaiioiiof the Baleam. On* trial will convince the most credulous of its astonishing efficacy Put npiujtre with full irectious for use. Price 87i cents. For sale, whoiesa e and retail, by DAVID SANDS It CO r East Bioadway, corner of Markelat. Sold also bv A. B St D. S?uds. 7# and ICO Fulton streets, id by A B. S lid# St Co., 273 Broadway, corner ol Chambers reet, New Yoifc. mgoim ARTIFICIAL TEETH. n* the PRiifciPi.r or atmospheric pressure. FROM THE COURIER AND ENQUIRER. "\ENTIS TRY?It is not often that we permit gursrlres to J i|e?k interim ot eulogy of due Pterin on subiecta which not come withiu our pioruce. We hare not diffident aowlrdge to do it. in tKe firit place, uu ess indeed the ob ect vieii le or taugable.and thie li the ca>e in the iresent instance. Ir. kerett, Surgeon Dentist, who arrired eome time atoce om London, htu brought with him a new m-thod which h llammatioo r pail, lie can best describe his method himself. We will iwrrer add, that many patients whom tie has prosided w ith Is of these rery necessary embellishments, are so delighted till them that they hare permitted him to refer enquirers to irrn who do uot apply from idle euriooty, but with a riew f roffiting by the crnrirtionan actual crimination willproM. LEVETT. Dentist, ?83 tm't 880 Broadway, comerol Warren at. ~to boatmen. IT A NTED?Beach Taring Stoue of ike first quality. Ap r p(y No. 48 Norfolk street. a7 tm* rM)Re.W?- COMBINATION LOCK-The~only lock i that has been exposed with a turn of roooey 10 the public be tucked. This ce rhraled Lock hiring undergone another site tne hairgrow welL no metterhow mvc1 d blic atorenow erection Tbe three atory britk Store, No. Pike alip, lira teat aide, wiioii.p r Cherry atreet. HOUSES TO LET ?The threeatnrybnck houaa.No.lt Wall atreet, hetwreu Broadway aud Church alreet. Trie new four atory brick houae.ftS Foc-rUenthatraet, between the fifth aud aiath Aveuaca The two atory Houae, No- 73 Gold atreet, near B'ekmao. now occupied by M Mile* Hitchcock. FOR SALE?Three Lot* on Bma tway.near L naui juaje; one Lot ou Eighteenth ilreet, 17 lert I'rout?eight Lola on Seventh Aveuue, oelweeuTweuly-*.)kUi and T wcnty-nintk atrcel*. Apply to mis lm* Mr DELAPLAINK, *8 Wall at.. Office No. MTO Lr'.ASE.ou favorthle term*?The apteudid property known aa the Shakapear* Hotel, annate at the cor erol Willi,m andUuaoe afreet*. New Vork. To a p*nMof roapertability. capable of conduciiua an eatabliah infVl CI Uie kilter opportunity of making t fortune ?eluom oner*. The MKMil replete wi briery uece?S4r> tuture, hud i? too well known toe Jarge on ita capabilities fer buflineflf- For further particulate apply to the ubfcriber, who ia the preaent occupant and owner of the pr?*ni*eg ni29\m* HOBKET ANPKKSQN PAVILION AT NEW liftIGHTON. Ml HE fcl'B^CKIBKII W|i reapedfully lo announce to liu patrons aud the tublic, that his house. after being completely reliticd au? put iu perfect order, will be epeued lo receive company Outhe of tin next He wilt ba happy to make arrangements wi'h familiea who may be disposed toeujoy the benefit of country air, with all the advantage* and convener*.ces of a city resideuce, rmdercd io by the frequent intercourse of the steamboats plying couetanily to and from llie ciiy of New York Thesituatioa. well knowu salubrity, aud uurivalled beauty of ihia place, offer inaay inducements logrmlrmeu of business w ishing to be ?ith thtir families i't the country, aud alio to attend with punctuality to their affairs in the city, as well as to perioue of tenure, who wish to enjoy a country residence during the iuinmrr season. Hie trnns will be reasonable, and his devotion to the cornforte of hie puerts. he llntei* hiinielf, will satiafy all who may favor I im with their patronage. GEORGE TIERIS. New Brighton. 7th April, 1811. a8 3w fV THREE DOLLAR HAT??SPRING FASHION, ict-j ?The nioet splendid article, ever offered to the public?Elegant Short Nap Moleskin, at the low priceof$3; also an artMs at 6u. eoual in durability aud luatre to thoac aold by other Hattera at $3. GEO. P. H. BROWN,Practical Hatter, aistm't ltd Canal street e?S^Qf AND NATIVE CALK BOOTS, Omitrr Banta. Walking bh >ea and Puratw of the latest laahiox, and beat finish, liV*r cen'cheapest ill the city. Boots $i,7Jlo$i and $2,50 per pair. Warranted good boys' boots at) our own prices Men's shoes from 75 cents to $1 per pit; boyV shoes 39 cents toTtceuts; ladies', misses'and children's French gaiters, slippers lies and wilkingslio?s, of all colors and sizes,of the latest fa-hion, wsrran'ed good. Cell and see for yourselves, before purchasing,at theia,end they donot answer the above description, 1 will pay his evpeucea. Albany. April 20 1 a221m* Havana seoak- -picabia manzaneoo, no 48 l bertr sin rt, near Nassau street, offer for sale the fol lowing 550 ooo La r rma Segars, very superior. 30,000 No i ja do do 41,100 Esperau/a do do 123,000 Diana do do 80 000 RegaliafcCanines do 50 000 Traou -on k Ladies do The whole entitled to debenture and chaser*. SPECIAL IsO'lK QOUTHERN We?tem Merchants are pxrtii to ques'rd to leave their fall orders with ue. before leaving the city. Thie i* uunecersary for ue to etate to acme of the waar who have been *o unfortunate aa to be disappointed in their sprirg orders in ceusequmce of their own delay iu secd.ng them. Also, having had tniuch larg*r number or order* this season for shirts, bosoms, and collars, than for many years, aotwiihstanding the heavy rates of exchange marshall's teoy shirt depot. aJJ 1 w*r No. 90 Chatham Street M.Y. 08T?On 27th March, One Pair tiold spectacles. 'J'he finder shall receive Two Dollars rsward, and no questions askad. Apply to mSH in' Mr. DEL A PLAINR* Wall at Office No. Bread-bread??read-At palmer's uew ita I kery, corner Second street and Bowery. 4) pounds for a shilling?and made from the best superfine flour?try ic m?4 I m* ARTIST IN HAIR. manufactured t> rom ladies*gentlemen's hair. Not lest than two inches Ions, in one hundred different de sisns. Nr? klscea. Bracelets, Watch guards, Earrings.Flow era, Rings, W gs. and Scalp* A. C. B ARRY'S Wigs and Scalps still sta- d pre-eminent above all others Their peculiar light, goesamer and ventilating character, tlieir being shaped exactly as the natural hair grows, their elasticity. tn? Ir suptnor material aud workmansnip,as well as their style of finish and arrangement, all combine to form such perfect he ids of hair, that they must be seen to be fully appreciatd. Any lady or gentlemen using A. C. Barry'e Trieouherous for the Hair, and do not Fnd it the beat and cheapest article known in thit country.he will with pleasure return the money, for all quwkeryts diicjrdtd Gratuitous advice piv in on all diseases connected with the Hair, al the Hair Cutting Rooms, 146 Broadwsy, coruerof Liberty street, up stairs, ais lm"t "DOTS' CLOTfl|NG?CHILDREN'S fLtt t HlNO-A D very large assortment?Very good quality?Very cheap? GEO A. HoYT It CO.. No. MlSowery, would respectfully inform their patrons aud the public generally, that they have again bein making cateneive preparations for the spring and summer trade, and have now on hand atnueh larger assortment of boys'and children's clothing than they have ever before had. The public are invited to ca I and examine their gords wiih particular reference to quality and price. Terms cash. HATS!"HATS! HATS!! BROWN h CO.'S One price Hat Store, wholesale and retail, 178 Chatham Square, corner of Mott street, where fashion, beauty, durability and economy are combined to adorn theheac. The proprietor* have (he pleamre now to offer in addition to their recently improved shot t napped hat, a new sfyle.the imitation of b.-aver. which to closely resembles that of all furs the most costly and beau.iful, that the difference is not easily perceived Price three dollars. We strictly adhere to the one price catli system, which enables us to furnish a very supermrhat for the price charted In presenting thesa hats to the public the proprietors think they luve reached the ultimatum of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. ml 3m* Carl king. Tht wall-known and calibrated Millinery and Ladies Straw Hat manufacturer to her m jetty ihe QUEEN OF ENGLAND, respeetfnlly begs leave to annoiaice to the Ladies that he has on hand a most splendid and fashionable assortment of Ladies Straw and Silk Hats. The Straw Hats are manufactured to a most fascinating and becoming shape, called THE ELLSLER COTTAGE, with Oiptey sides and a Swiss Flare around the front. The braids these Hals ere'made of is oftl.e most elegant patterns, the Albert straw in particular as patrnmssd by QUEEN VICTORIA. The silk department is conducted by the most ingenious and tasty milliners not to be equalled. The silks are of the nearest style, fresh imported. Trimming and Klowers to cornspond. Those who wish to convincs themselres may call at No. BO Caual near Broadway, aud IT Division streets. N. B His Pa-is Ribbons snd Krincli Flowers, are of the latest style, and cm be purchased at either of his establishments. at wholesale and retail on reasonable termi. >1 lm* CARDS, BILL-HEADS, &C. CHEAPER THAN EVER. TVORV SURFACE CARDS, of vaperior manufacture I printed and furnished nt the following REDUCED PRICES: lOOCtrds, 50 cents. loo do $1 oo 500 do $1 35 1000 do 00 Common Cards st less prices. Circulars, Billheads, Notices. Posting and Show Bills, and syery description of printiog eiecuted at short uotice, on as reasonable terms as any establnhment sis the city. VfSlTING CARDS?^ visiting raid plate rngrtred and 50 enamelled cards printed for $1.50. equal to any in thio city. Perfumers, Manufacturers, and Druggists' Labels constantly on hand. BROWNSON CO., mflJ 1 m* 55 Gold at.near Fulton. 1 jher oila, but Bought m T*to,of reproducing a new growth of hair on head* totally bald. 80 great are ita nouriahing proierttea. which it readily impart* to the root* ol the hair, that it requires but a auort time to produce a new growth,anJ few application! to cheek that fallirg of the hair, which ao often occura, especially aflsr sickness. It presents the hairlrom turning gray,and when itbegina to turn may he easily c'-eeked and restored to ita natmal beauty, by sillying the oil. The oil gives an agreeable iragrunre. and ia preferable to any oilier lor perfuming, curUng, and glosaing the hair. _ Numbers of eertiflcrt*e ran be arentwhere it n formic, at 197 Bnwerr and at Barelav St. m94 l?i^ TJIlLNCH SHOK 1 UKF..?Tl.e tuWnhtrg,importer* of ladlea French Slin-e and dealere in lailiea', gcntlemen'a, miaaea boy'a, aad ci.ildrtn'a faucy aud staile boota, ahoea, flic flee. An ev'rnsivc and valuable aaaortmcnt alwayaon hand, war ranted of the firat quality. TL'TTLK St HAVWARD, No 989 Broad way. N. b Southern and i aterc merchant* in want of ladies' real k" ranch shoes, or Ihr moat fashionable kinds of American shoca. will find it to their ailtantage to call. mJT Im* LIUTCHINUS' b TOM vFlt BlTT?H?"iT certain cure AA for Dyapeptia.basiaunt digestion, weaknea), nervous iseaaea. night sweat*, ke. Sir?I hare in the course of tny pnet'ee prr scribed your Stomach hitters and found them a most efficient remedy in case* of indigestion, acidity and debility of the -digestive organs. jay, but one which will confer a great. bl. aaitig CD many of f'ering fellow bunga. r. J BRADT, M D 330 Broome at. The foiliwin* i? from Or K,U. l.u.llow ?34 Broadway?I Hare need your Bitten in caeca of impaired digestion, w"fn legetable t.niice were indiapenmhle, with a b-iirncial r.,,njl The arliclee of which it ie compoeed are reey iudictouoly eoaaHinod. and I nare no douht will prora iereteeable in in caaeo for which you hare recemi-ended it. _w Y uiri. kr. KUWARU O. LUDLOW Cert (brute i of miry peranne cured can he seen attho ?rw? atore ISO Bow?n .eorner of Brooane, where the *h,{*' only to t lia City! and Mrs lliya, I3? Fulton atreet- Brooklyn Trice Urge bottlei it; amalljjti it." m" 1 WILLIAMS' UNITED STATES CASH TAILORING EMPORIUM. J sortmelitof chillis, cassnnerrs. vealiuga, fee., suitable (ot the spring trade. I'uichmed lor cash. Ourlneuds and the public arc respectfully invited to caH andeiaminc for tlxmsrlvc* b>lore leaving their order. elsewhere. and be satufi-d thai ihey cau be furaiahed with a* good an article as can be purchased at any establ >*hment in th? city, aud at prices which cannot but meet the tiawi of 0m meat economical. N. v.?The Orrirraa or the Ahmv and Narr are respectfully iuformed hat there n be furnished with any article of uniform. mad1(14 BOWERY.be won rriuce and Spring (treat*, offer* for sale the fo.lowing dry goods, lately received:? Light chrnlz watered I'oplii s euitihle lor milliners'and stock makers' use, and (or Itm'lMMI Fretieh, English andSnmeieic1 al.coes, mourning and second mourning light chiulz and single colors Huptrane 4 4 I" rench printed Muslins.light ehintx figures blue black and satin striped blue-black tdfta; uisuraing and light colored Muslin d .-Laiuis Fine 4 4 Carlton, mourn ngand lieht co'ored Ginghams Soperfiueplain b ack and mope rol'd do,all wool Light colored hat and lining Silks and watered Ribbon* Ladies' fancy anu genthm'o's black silk Cravats Lvlj, a' and gentlemen'* piain and hem stitched line* cambric Hdkfs: Isoies'snd geut'e men's 'ight colored Kid Glove* Black silk lung Shawls, Sun Shades and misses Parasols Long Lawns birdseye Diapers black and brown Lines*, twilled Sile*ias.cugh aid not distress ree as belt re. and I wa* so greatly s?r|iri??-l that I determined to persevere in the use of the COMPOUND, and hare now the measure tesay that my health appears completely restored Your Cindy has been the inatru '-rut. and tnsukfully and grate ullr dot return my sincere w ishea that others may be as completely rcsloted to health. Yourfriendandservant, WILLI.vM HOFFMAN. To Messrs. J PeoekSon 45 Division st. Aokmts?HushtonkAspinwall, Astor House and llOBroad way; A.Hill, 2u? Grectiwichs'.; Clark, 280 Hudson gtraet; Wilfon, 468 lludsou str et; Allen St H rt, 348 Graods'reet; Elwen, 3 Sixth avennv; Stone, coruer of Hudson and Mun gomery streets Jersey Citv. Agent* in Brooklyn?Hays, 181 huiton at.; Stiles, IS3 Ful ton a'.; sndHandly, 15 High at. Fisher. Washington(.ity.D C.; rkilips, grocer, Williamsburg; Bush, Stateu Islaid; Duvalt,2a2 Broad st. Newark, N. J.t Burke.Priuceton. N.J Each envelope of the genuine Horeaound Candy is signed J. PEASE PON, 45 Division it. of whom itcan|bc obtained wholesale and retril. altr THE KREMLIN. m BROADWAY, corner ol Thamrs street?1Thi* splendid estab'ishment is now open for tne reception of the public.havieg been fitted up as au elegant resort for gentlemen desirous of apend;ug a few hour* leiaure in the practice of healthful exercises and agreeable reflations from buns 4 pursuits Two separate saloons are fitted ud as billiard in* and bowling alleys. The first contains four very supertaxes, ami the second lour excellent alleys. Each svh" ti has Disadvantage of a fi te light auJphnty of room.ana is furu shed in the most superior sty le Indeed, no pains nor t xjienae have been spared tu place The Kremlin upvnafootinc. iti point of aitraclians. of the most inviting respectabiliI'he propnetoia, in inviting gentlemen to visit their ea lishment,beg t assure them that especial .regard will bo id to their accommodation, and no expense will be spared to re aaLm'actiou. and make tlum perfectly "at home. BEN W1Le?ON, li>"rm? rly proprietor of the M*uteoin?rv Hall. -Montgomery, Al?. GEO A. 'i HOMAs, late book keeper at the Aator Home. TO BE LET?The (tore 111 Broadway, adjoining Trinity church yard.auitable for auy busineea, i nd favorably known aaano'daod popular aland. Alao, twrlveorfourteenfurU'ihcd apartment*,forainglerentlemen, which will he let by the munth or otherwiae. There a dining saloon upoo the European plau, attached with The rrmlin, w here meal* will be served at all hour*. al4 Steod WATCHES JEWELRY VERY LOW. ^PHE subscriber lis s*1liDg all deecrtptiona of gold and ailver A Watchea, gold andailverpcnctla, gold chain*. keva, he., at retail,lower than at any other place in the city. Gold Watchea a* low aa 3d to 40 dollar* each. Watchea and Jewalry exchanged or bought. All Welches are warranted to keep good time, or the note* teturaed. Watchea and Cloeka repaired in the beat manner, and warranted, at much lea* than the usual prices, by one of lb- fineet workmen in the city. G. C, ALLEN I oporter of Watchea and Jtwelry, wholesale and retail. 30 Wall street, ap stairs. mlt la* DOCTOR BELL. TAOCTOR BELL demote* hia partonal attentioa (daily until U P. M.) to the removal of private dieeaaea in every ataga. Allauffaring under protracted caees^urgvavated or uuuceeeejti ly treated by iaexnerieuced orprttendrdpractitioner*; th**e laboring under the destructive effect! of mercury or quack emtrnms, aad all who euepectthe remains of disease lurking in this Stem, may consult Dr. B. always with a guarantee sf cure.? u Persons contemplating marriage, who have beta the aubjof delicatediaeaae*,may consult Sr. Ball with honorable aoafiaeace. Poav rain letter*,describing theease of peraonaat a distance, have hia prompt attention. Ur.B.U treatment nevag wuHMaesad ta wall knows to be safe ami neraaa **OOK Private offleea COURTLANDT STREET. tw? doors from Broadway. Hlla'r PAPEB HANGINGS. MA. HOWELL CO 367 Pearl are now receiving from their manulae.urere at New Brunswick, an exteatire aaaortmentot Paper Hangiogs. Borden, fee of the Uteet and moil approved pattern! ?ud siylrs. iuitid to the eatjr and country trade, which they offer to dealen at the net manufactory prici Alio, their usual variety of French Paper, Border*, Fire Board Print*, Viewi, fcc. The be*t workmen to put on paper in any parLof the city can be had at the shortest notice. SI 3 eodtm't T~EECHEB? LF.KcHEH.?to eooveryflne large and healthy Li Smyrna and (irrinsi Lerclars, for tale very reasonable, wholesale and retail or earefrily applied by WM WA TROUS, Che?i?tand Pharmaeaiist, Apothecaries'Hall, It Catharine at. OEIDLITZ AND SODA POWDERS-Warranted very O auperior articles to what ere generally fold, put up expressly for family use. For sale, wholesale audretail, by W.WWA1'ROUS, Chemist and Phannacutist, Apothecaries' Hall, MCatharinest. ml* 1m* WHO WANTS A BEAUTIFUL Ci EAR T COMPLEXION f HIS is not addressed lo ladies only, but gentlemen too. To be brief, you are assured that freek es. pimples, blotches, sunburn, tan. morphew, or auy dialigi ration of thesfcin, are removed by the Italian chemical soap; dark, (hick, sunburnt or vellowsiiin,chanRe to a healthy clear hne after ueiug this. The public are particularly irquested to notify that is no puffed nostrum, but Iks invention of M. Vraprini, an Italian physician. The New York Herald of Mvrch 96, 1813, says?"An Italian has lately foimed aaoip of the wild herbs of his ceun try tli at will change the color or thick, r-, on I! North River aide, I* hut up, and removed to tM Water afreet; and a* I aave all the e*pen*e* of one atire. I will sell en >ugh cheaper to tho*e who come from tho North River aide to par them fir tneir troublh- Kace Boat*, Club Boat*.Oar* and Scull* aold 60 per cent lee* than la?t year _ a? lm? rpt) rAre.rt MAfl L) P ACI'U ltl,Klt.-,l'lewWBI>*HJ? X notice that .Viraar* Howe k (JodiUrd,of Worc.eatar, Mtaak kar* appointed them tH-ir agent*, im! are prepared to funhialiM aort notice, upon the in- it reasonable term*. Kourdrmier *M Header Machine*, with fire or at'.aro dry era, and aiting Ml tun** to aire paper in tli* web aa it leave* the dryer*. AN every kind ef Machinery appertaining to the manufacture of ftr par, which in point of work rianahip and fiixah t* not *arpaa**A by any other eaftabliahmeot in thi* country. A large number aia alow in operation in many ef the beat mill*, to whom refer**#* will b* grran for all particular*. rCRSft* k BKOOh S.Farar Wareboa*#, dtfdkw II Libertyatreel PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS, iwaawTED ato rnrraaro at M. DIE BOUDKLOQUE. M. LISBON, PDKTtXOAlV fpHE acientifir combination of ingredient* of which thaa* A pilla are compoaed. ha? emade them the wonder and admiration ofth* world. Thv.. are koowu all over Europe to be the only preparation rrer oiacovrred that haa jprored inrartably certain in producing the monthly turn*. Their certainty* in all c tare.being auch that they mi. at not be need during pre* nancy for thm*(h mild aafe, and healthy. they are certain te producemvarvrriage C uaed during that period. The direction# are tranelated into Ene''*h.*ndinra envelop*# round with the aeal ot the importer, alamped. Each box contain* the aignatnr* cf M. de Ploiid?louu?j aod the Engliah dl rectioi# ha*e tlve eigBatur* ef Dr. MbLVEAU, tuthorfxod Meat for the continent of A mrriea. Thev can b* transmitted by mail lo any part of the onito# Statel Lettler* dirrcted to Dr. If. AlefreVu, be, ?4. N. T.. will iheet with immediate atlevtion A SohMiy afpmntomit af 190 Uh?rry, near Catharine airaei. imta nin ivm w No half hoveaeant by mail. mjOlm'dfcw PUBLISHED DAILY BY lAiai goruoi aiiivv, No. ii ann street. Moa*i?o Ha* *lo?laiued every moraine?price hue unti per copy. Country anbacribera lurniabed at tk* U.nf rate, for any rpeeiftc period, an a remittance i> at ranee. No paper aent. cnleea paid in advance. "ifiiT Earalo?Uaned every Saturday morning, S| ?o o'clock?price tic irwfi per copy fhrntehed to MWj rt anbact ibere at ga per -unum in ixlvanca r.aaajrcanavT are reqneated to addreas men lottoti to J tan Ooanoa B***aTT,Proprie?,?r and Editor i and 0 rrdoca a* buataeao nvt bo poaa