The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
April 27, 1842

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TH T?l. YU.?M*. 4U4.?Whol* *070. 1 *KW LINE OK LIVERPOOL PACKETS. T? wilfrkinNcw Vorkonttiettth.aod Lmrpjol on th? llui tftmcK J3ft tS*. Jf& XBL Fkom Nrw Tot*. hip ROSCrV?, Captain Jolm Collin*, alth March. 5i.ip RlDDONS.Captain E. B. Cobb. **th April. Shu. SHKRIU AN, Captain J. A. Uepeyater, iS th May. BhipUARlUCIl, Captain Wm. Sk.ddy, kith Juia*. ?ROM Livxaroei.. Ship SHERIDAN,Captain K. A. Deveyitei. llifc March. Sip UARRICK, Captain Wm. 9l.id.ly, 11th Ap.d. Ship R09CHJS, Captain John Collin*. lltli May. Ship SIDDUNS.CU'taiu E. B.Cobb, llih June. Their ship* *re all or llic fir?t claaa.npward* of l oofl ton*,built It the city of New York, with Mich impiiMecnenta at combine reatirerd with UHuaual comfort for piuaeugert. Er*ry car* Cm been Inkenin the arrengeineotof their accommodation*. Tb? rice o%.afc?agtheace is fcluO.for which ample (tore* will b* provided. Their ihip* are commanded by experienced matter*, who will make *r?ry exertion to fire general ularac lion, Neither the captain* or owner* ofihe?e ahip* will be reepouai We for any letter*, parcels or peckagesaeut by them, unlet* re otar bill* ol ladiiWue?>Kned therefor. The ahip* ol thi?Tnfe will hereafter go armed, aid theirpecu lareonatructiou give* them aecuntynotpoaaeaaed by any other Batieaael* ef war. fc'W.Wm.B^W*,TW,r,a WM. JA8. BROWN It fco., Lirerpiol Letter* by th? packet* will be charged 12| eent* per ileal* rheet: lOcentaperoiiuce. nd newipapcr* I cent each. ml NEW TOR* AMI HAVRE FACRETB. (.SECOND UN&l _ 1?&S~ tec Iggggtt -W^& ?f jjfc Tlil'v^C^riiS fcUowin g ehipe will commence una arrangement hip YAZOO.Capt. Cornell. hip OCONEE. Capt Jack ton 8'eip MISSISSIPPI,Cant. Hilliard. Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt. hipSHAKSPEAHE, Capt. Miner Ship OA8TON, Cart. Latham. 8lup hUnTSVILLE, Capt. Afumf, id. Ship OCMULGEE, Capt Leantt. Ship NASHVILLE,Card. Diekinm. n. Ship MEMPHIS. Capt/Knirht. Skip LOUISA. Capt. Mulford. 1W ahipa were all built in the city of New York, expreeely for packet*, are of a light draft ol water, hare recently been Bawdy coppered and pot u> *pleudid orcer, with accommodation* Mr ptMenger* unequalled for contort. They are commanded by experienced maiteri.who will maute every exertion to (ire (eoeral iati*lac tion. They will at all time* be towed up and down the Miiaiuippiby leamboat*. Neither the owner* or captain* of theac *hip* will be reapoaiihl#fi>rjewelry,bullion4>reciou* itenea.ailrer, orplnled ware,or lor any letter*,parcel or package, cent by or pot 'boaru of them, unlet* regular kill* of lading are taken fortneaanaa, and the value thereon exn~e?*d far freight or nwaag e,apply to I. K. COLLINS k CO.If Sonthat 'or HULLIV k WOODHUFK, Agent in New M*BBB|Who will promptly forward ell good* to hi* add re**. The enipa of thi* tine are warranted to aail punctually a* ad| yertieed, and great care wi.l be taken t* have the good* correct ulO nr rofimw- STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK; VIA- SO UTHAMPTOy. BELGIAN BTEAMEK BRITISH QUEEN, M. M. XctKE, CcMMtKDEI. The days of departure at this well-known Steamifcip, have res heed as follows from Antwerp. From Southampton, From New York, On tth Mar, 1M2, On T h May, litS, On Tth June, IMS TthJuIr, 10th July, Tti* AitfC Tth Bent, loth Sept. 7HW tUII&AiXU .IlKAIU. Van rtdactd to II cants. FT*' From tht foot of Coortlandt treat, Now YorkNr.art Ail AM. At t P.M. At *1 A.M. AtllP.M 111 to 4 do t do Ik do 4| do l? do I do T do It 40 ON SUNDAYS. From the foot of Liberty etroet. Leare Now York. Loote Newark. At I A M.atd 4i P.M. At I P. M. and 10 P.M. NEW YORK, euz\ bethtown, rahway and NEW BRUNSWICK. Fare reduced. From the foot of Liberty etreet.daily. Leare New York. Leare New Bnmewick. At A.M. AtT?A. M. 41 P. M. I P. M. SOMERr 1LLE it.rceectuuef: with Iheat lincaearh way. Fere, between New York an'S"tr r-rTjII-, SO Do do New Brnaeweek, TSc-ote. Rahway, Minnie. EkmbeiUtowu, us .tenia. The fare in t' X LINK." tits jpBHCsPRJNO-Th. attain boat HHIHLANDRW ift-Jliiwn Wardrop, will laeat the Aim of Warrea afreet Maw York, erery Monday, Tlat ajay a?d Saturday afternoon at t Retartung.the High.anJer will .aewburjH wary Monday mommy at I o'clock, aan Tueadey and Ye^er Araaaa at I o'clock, ror frawb* or paaaaffe.apply to the Captaia an board. JJ. I. At i bayeafe and freight of erery daaenptiea, book lila orapecie, put on board thia boat, mnat be at the riakoftka rwaarn uiaraoi.uolait a kiH a Hiding orraceiptieaiiaed for MM TVJ 1?. MIA -L^ J-1A NF LIFE BOAT ASSOCIATION, FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF FRANCIS PATBNT LIFE BOATS. AMERICAN MOULDING COMPANY. WAREHOUSE 112 BROADWAY, OPFOalTZ mil CITY HOTEL. NOTICE TO BUYERS OK CABINET FURNITURE. TXTAftHINltTftN MB'KS, No 3|? Broad*a* oexl the Hotpital wrnlrf draw the ^Mention of the public that he win m ii rp-?* mjiu I* uruiiurc i v i'rrcui r ???u y?? line 'jtulity of w. rk if now telling nr the auctioi f-c >i?utii g of Draws Cnuchcs, 8'?fi?,c'?Ter*.d la different colored i>'u*hr?, faliu* and hair iloih, of il e U?ft Spring paitcrni. cffTAA BLISHMENT, 10H Beekman street,aear Pearl. Gentlemen who are now or formerly have been paying extiaTRgaut price* for their clothing, are assured that they need do o no more, aa the .ubscriber will guarantee to all who patronise him. a hnud.oine tit. a fashionable etyle and excellent iteriala. at the following moderate prices? Sup. Wert of Eng. Wool-dyed, black, blue,or green drew euta. BlStofM. Panta, double milled do black, plaid, and fancy eaae., to Vest*? Fine cashmere,sa*in,and all kiudt, $1 to $5. Coal* made and rimmed in a superior manner, Irom $7 to m off at. $500 premium. The indestructible inm,which r. m. bartLETT exhibited at the Fair of the American Institute, New York, 1841, with an offer of $500 to any one who ehoidd extract it from paper, and which recei'ed the gold medal of the Inatitoie, can be had by calling on Meaari Raw don, Wright A Hatch, banknote eugrarera. it Merchant*' Exchange. Orders from any part ol' the Uuion, post paid, through the above aamed house, will beproinptly attended to. Writiug made with this ink will remain unchanged a* long a* pi per will endure, and is exceedingly valuable above all iudelkble inks now in use, ol which we have any kuowledge. John Torrey.M.D., Prof'seur of Chymistry, Ac. in the College of Phtsicisus and Surgeons, N Y, James K Chilton, M D. Practical Oh inist. John A. Warder, M D., Professor of Chymietry Tim* ft ltd MiueraloffT. (ytncmnMi t .olicgr. iJMoPIANO FORTES. QOUTHERN DEALERS and purch isera generally will tJ ftu J it to their advantage to call aud examine a choice aesortment of the ebovr ar'icle, roinprisiur a variety of and 61 octaves, of roiewood aud mahogsnv. "ith grand action, scroll stands, and every modern improvement. Thess inatmmcDta are warranted to be equal to any in the city, aid will be aold at the loweat poseible prices for ca?h. at t he in .-.ufactory, 44 Weet Fsurteen'hstreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. ALB.?Plan-. Fortea for Hire?A good aaaorlmeut of piano flWfcs for hire at the manufaet.Ty. aT 3m SOMETHING NEW f EUK'A HARDEN 41 Bowery.?The undersigned takes Lt this opportunity to inform his friends ai d tne public that he has opened a Oaiden and Saloon at 49 Bowery, where he would be happy to receive their calls. Hia Saloon will be constantly supplied with ihe choicest aud best of Fruits, Confectionary, Coffee, Ice Creams, Lemooads and Soda that the city affords Every atte it'on will be given *n his pait to make this Garden and Saloon a pleasant and agreeable resort to tlis ladies and gentlemen who may favor hem with a call, alt tm'e H. LEUR, 49 Bowery. CARPETING, &C. CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. TONES It MARCY, 101 Bowery, New York, are now reJ diving their spring supply of Csrpeliug, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Druggeis, Hearth Rugs, Dosr Mats, Table and riano Covers, Stair Rods Ac Ac. Among their goods are many new and rick patterns of English and American manufacture, which eanuet be exceeded for beauty, quality and chcapnesc in tha city. Persons about faruulung their houses are invited to give us i, i L- inwvu vaii* J ?4 lm* L.MARCY. SHIRTS. QHIKTS mill* to order after the moat approved French O fashions. Gentlemen'* Gairaenti of ill descnp'ioa made to order at ehort notice Gentlemen'* Furnishing Stnr* 17 and 11 Maiden lane corner of Williamitrtet. WM. COLLIN. all Im* r OIL OF BARK. VALUABLE DI8COVKRY-T P. MERRIAM'8 Pre* miuin Water Proof Leather Composition of Oil of Btrk, for blacking, softening, mlieHing, and preferring new, and renovating old lrath-r to it* original braaty au?l strength. Thia highly approved oil ii now offered (o the public, which aland* unrivalled for it* powers of ortservine and renovating leather, alao aa aw tier proof composition fit Boot* and Bh Having received the Premiums from the Mechanic* Institute at Boston, aud at the amciean luatitu'e. at New Yoik. N.B. Be paiticular iu all caaea to ot-aerve that none can bgenuine without the writtensicnature of T P. Merriam on the ynllow printed label, in hia own handwriting, and hi* ftat T-P M. stamped on the stopper of every bottle. For eale whoLinte and retail by J. H. Mertam, No. US Fouith, corner ot Green at and 331 Fourth street. New Yoik; alio by T. f. Merriam, the inventor, New Beifaat, Mui.; alao for aa'e bv A. B.kD Band* 71 Fulton street, corner of Gold and 100 Fu ton street.corner 1 f William st, and by D. San Ik Co., 77 East Bro?d war,corner df.vlarke' street, and by A.B. k B. Sands k Co.,231 Broadway, corner of Chamber street, all I in* read-bflkad-BttEAD-At PaL.MER'S new fea kery, corner Sst tobacco,eentainrner of Gold, and 100 Fulton, corner of William; ?nd Pauds t o 77 East Broadway. French Polia'iio*te?'I his vtirl* i? a combimtinu of elementary .ubs'-mcn h vii g a a-route vlfhiily for each other, wh-rh will unileand'O'm a eor,|imed alia ether new in its iliaracter Tr.e h i It ir a?t u ah.lur oi'itje pnl-t.lt it impvrig to the movl d?l'e?ie ar irle ct mmitnre eoch ae ntihoga y, roai w oileh >r>y. I'vlum.iavbl*. ale-, to rarrnyee. patent leather, military cpe-Ae. -a unaurpa-ae I Ila vpidic-dinn ia eaay, r quiring very little labor to te,tor* he rrtti le to i e original beauty. For *t!e by A, T1 t.nca A Co. Granite Buildings 573 Broadway, corner f lumber atriel;a'a da A C*. ?7 East Broadway. Price S3 crnla. aS9 t-n'm SURGICAL A KNTAL INSTRUMENTS, maauf'c lured by W\T. R R GUULDINO, 38 Gold atreet.-A general aasor'mentof lh? above luilrumenta kept Inn hand and m ile to order of the moat approved patlerna. The medical t roferaion in general dealers are invited to call and t limine before porchaalogelaewhere Syrii.gea. atoinach rnd cuoping pumpa. eyliute and feae'ure apparx'.ua?ins: rumi ou lor iuu lee ami omer sis'.oi 10in on hind and made to order. Cutlery and Surgical Instruments repaired ia the beet possible irauner, and on reasonable terms. Refcreice?Valentiiie Mott, M. 'D.; Granville Sharp Pattersru, M. D.; Alfred C. I'osl, M/D. and John O. Cieevman, M.D. '>?3 n'm DHKNUII M EC It AN ICA L LAMPS.?The subscriber tegs 1 to call the attention of pir. ies about fit ting up public or prirate houses, to the greit advantage to be gained bp adapting I.is lamps instead uf gas. at the present extremely low price of oiI It is a: well established met that a hotel or any I true establishment ran be lighted with the.n at less than one half the expense orgas; and bes des they afford a more agreeable and better diffused light,entirely tree from smell ortmolle. As a reading or study lamp, they are strsng'r recommended, the light being perfectly steady; and diffused through a ground globe rannst possibly hsre any injurious effect upon the eye. 1 hey are ured in most oflhe libraries ia K rente and throughout the continent. E. D. SAXTON. Pucceaaor to A DIACON, ?20 t irl'e 337 Broadway. l ake physic early?medicine comes too Itte, When the disease becomes inveterate RECOMMENDED by the Ka.-ully-VANCE'S ANT1 BILIOUS KAMILY APEItlK.Nl' PILLS-Br long rpenence these pills hare been proved hr thousands to be behest and safest Family Meiffrine hitherto discovered. At ill sensors of the year they will be found very valuable to aM rt.n wish to secure themmdvrs again* sit.kn as They are dikt safe for children as fir any toned of life, said require no xtn attention to diet or In clothing, bilious and /iTer complaints, dyipe;?ia or indigestion, n?voim cfisesees. sick heedmotWm ai'il isi lift all iligp-iiPl ariiiitf fr, m i*n imnsrwo e?>t. rhebiocd or a"di?"a for iml# in Iota toauil purchai*rt, at rraioDible pnaaa, 10 1 m* by M. RADEK. Chatham at. STRIKER'S RAY raw THE BLOOM'NODALK ROAb-Thie delighlfjl W ,?rsm?r report ii n w op.n and in fall aperalion under the management of the eubecnber. who hat need every eiertien to render II in all re.pecU, worthy the patronage ifwilleverbe hieatudy todteerve. The w?nee. Ilipiore, and all other refreebmenla. are the beet lhat can b* procure land in no ??(ii in* rnaryea rt cred thoae ol any oth'r reaprctable vatabliahmenta. The comfort and eonveniavca of l^diea Waitinf 8triker'? Bay, will alwaja Im aaptcially atudied, and civility .ml it tent ion may be r*Jied on. striker'* Bay mi'ei milea from tha City Hall by the Btoomingdftle Uo >d,a?d atagea atari every hour from No. QQ Bowery 1 BOTHkI N'T^!* ni^ fr..ti.m.a, ?r I'titlfmin nrf witri,r?a h* m with ?o??l room* with board, hf aupl\ t I>. J ?tra*t. Re* rente rxchaafrd. >w5?*m oAL'I -10U.?ck?nl AabtoVa fine houee Bait, *if\j t (peered S from Lnerpotl, bf Co. 1 MM M I ullon Hreet, not door to the Fultoa Bank. w ro W YORK, WEDNESDAY FISK'S COMBINED SUMMER BAKER COOK STOVE, FOR COAL OR WOOD. AATWOOD, Patentee?Pnfn from 11,10 to fli.?The fleus furnace and front of this store arc made l cist iron and hat a Ur*e lire oven attached to it, which ?ul do nearly I?kl. Ik. /,r iti* larMfll UK-d Afd:>lkri' Cook Stores. The orince of the furore* will admit a boiler mi aeuriug (it Caile, or fif'e?n gallon* and by the use of the di ieioo plate, cities suitable for boiling feor different diihca; in addition to all this, two low li or a Urge piece of mrut may be roaa'ed in front, ami all done with lea* than tenia |,er day, for proof of which we rtferto thoae who hare uaedth-m. FlbK'd Store i-slab'iahment. 1(8 Water etreet. Read the following certiorates, in addition to which orer two hundred may be teeu by calling at the etorc, KIbK'd Store Establishment. 300 Water street. Ni w Yoaa, 54 Fourth street, 8th April.1843. V/eers. Kisk, 30? Water atrert?Among the rariety of stoves which hare coine to my notiee, the oue I purchased from you merits a decided preference. I hare used it during ll the reasons, and would must cheerfully recommend it to the public as m my opinion su-cept'ble of n> improeemrnt for simp'*city or economy. and worthy of more praiao than can be appreciated without a trial of it I am, with respect, youra. k\ A. PERKINS, Pastor of the Rrreau (Bautist)Chureh. Mr. Fish. COS Water street?The Summer Store which I purchased of) ou last spring, I hare hat m use till now; and no on*, without trial, would believe the aoi->uut of rooking that miy be done by it, or its economy Suffice it tosay. that With occasionally au extra fire, we li ire cooked for from35 to 35 p> rsnns, with enough lesa furl to save more than tha price of the store. MRS. BUEL, 13 Fulton street. vMarch 55,1841 alS luit* CHEAP HARDWARE STORE THE Subscriber is now opening hit Spring eupp'y ol 1 HARDWARE 8t CUTLER*. recireil perlalc arrirala from Birmingham and Sheffield. Together with a general as iortment of Domestic Hoods. which he it prepared lu offsr at the very LOWEST CASH PRICKS. The attention ?f Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet Makers, fee., is solicited to au riamuiatton of hie stock and price, ae he is confident they will find it to their inteeet to arorhim with a call. ALFRED F. LAORAVE, an, n,M?w,r i, ,.,ai? Rarrl IV. New York. A regular supply of FALL* RiVEA'CUY" NAILS, and Coopers Glue. Also?a complete assortment ol 'M' chantes Tooly, J.ime.B Screwy, &.C. m3 1m* THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL DIAPER PIN. ANEW ami important article torus* in the nursery, and at a fastrniug to ladies shawls, cloaks. Sic patented in the United States and in Enrol*, for tale wholesale dy W. H. GARY it CO. 1SS Pearl st Nt w York, and by the patentee,at the manufactory, 146 Jay et B-ooklyu. Thread aud needle stores, aud dealers in fancy articles, sup(lied on liberal terms. *12 Im't GEORGE ELMENDORF, LATE OF THE KIRV1 OF ELMENDORF A LOAD, Has re:n> red from the Astor Hons to the establishment of J.G Wyman, Merci ant Tailor.431 Broadway, where lie wi.l be happy to wait on his old friends end patrsns. til lm'c FOR THE FACE AND SKIN. A MONO themauy and ranous Cosmetics that are offered it to the public for b?airai iui?r>, ana ie*i ioryour*eive* ne irum* ui me cerim ulei ?f the moit scientific gentlemen in the country, ?h: Profeoeor Oriecom, Dr. Molt, Gen. J Tellmadge and other*. O 8AU.NDER9L*ole inrentor and manufacturer of the metal lie Tablet Kaxor strop, with (our (idea, 1(1 Broadway. mat lm* JUST RECEIVED. AKK'H and varied aiaortmeot of Kfck*, scarft, Cravat*. Hilke. Linen and Kid O ovea.Suapendera. Linen and !ilu lira Phirl*. Pocket Hindk-rchiefa, Ike. fcc. Thia it the only etubliahinent in thia city where the iubtcribei't celebrated elai'.ic alock* can be obtained. PAH9ELLS, Agent for J. AGATE, ?M lm'c 84i Broadway, between Paik Place It Murray at ""THE ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING.? A To ihe RitidenU of New York and Brooklyn?Removal of Mr. Bri*tow,i Writing Acad mv to No. 13S Broadway,near Park Place, and great reduction of hi* Term* FROM 18 TO KIVK DOLLARS! Mr. BRI8TOW, in rcepecfiilly offering hi* tervicet to the public, lor (hit tea on, Lutl* that the very low term?, JJ.( hue placing thia u*efbl art within the meant of all) will induce every one and of every age, to acquire an elegant and aplendid hand wrilingIrv Twelve Eitv Lemow* Tie Ladict meet daily from la to 1 they are taught a neat, rari.l and delicate hand, aereeahle to the fathion of the day.? Alto, tingle entry Book Keeping tauyht,' be Gentlem?n are taught, with in'alihle certainty, to write with deapatch ina matter!} manner, auitablefor keeping aet of Book* or for Verraniile correalondeace. Kvenina Clam e from 7 to I. iv. B. Merchant* and atranger* vailing th* city cm enmplete a count in,there day* a3d tm*r TV1R- BELKEK. TAILOR fnn PAMIS, Unuin* Ten in the world, iu any quantity not leit than Imimuocee. If any artic'e purchased at their eit*Wi?hm-ut should not aire full satisfaction, it is requested that they b? h'uught back?the money will be reltirurd. an I'n* RF.MOVAL-DR FEUOHTW ANGER h removed hie Ot efr m No 1 I nurt lardt sire -t to N I Well ktreet. near U'o-,dway. He i? event for th> m nufa- or ri ria ecf Un.p, ruligBcsua f.id a dc atcoai ?*t ol lit wood aq a >i.ia. iw rpi iia f li tre ether, lunar emetic. co p.itra, eapsu'rs; d ui.v he i nuti'ted u his favorite ictence roe d?*troy uiit tod r .teimi anog auj "peciea of eermm and inairie such .1 m.i'ha, tadbngf, rockroatchea, rata, mosqueto-a tl .ae.mire flies, sk'ppers.anl caterpillera, on the ear.oiie plan's aid lis eteilproleclor He is in constant attendance for advice at his Office, No. t Wall street, from t U> S o'clock. *211 m*c rtKrfcLi.I'Vrr fcega to infotm his patirnts aud others,that d-e he baa made an a. ran^emmt with a skilful and (dentine Ortlcian. whom he has instrncteil in hia peculiar mode of adaptint gla*?ef to the particular defect* of viaion, wising either from in or diaeaae This gentleman will examine the eve, and by the aid of hit uurriing presby tometer, d.termiae the power of thrglassra required. Dr E. coi sidcrs thisan impoitant objec'. as osany diieaees ol the eye an t imperfect ions of vision peculiar to'he a tidious and aged, are produced by the mal-application of spectacle*. He would also beg to call the silent" n of the public to his newly invented self adjusting Spectacle Fr*m?s, pirticulsrly useful in readii g or writing. The Optician wi'l sitrtuTerery day Irom 10 A. M. to t P. M. Dr. Elliott, Oculist and Ophthalmic Hurt eon will attend his patient* as usual on Mor day Widnesday aud Friday. l-ffic* 201 Broadway entrance in Warren atreet. a*3lm r I NKWF.U, k UAY'M PATENT Ff.KMU t'A L* TION HANK LOOK Bankers and other* may place iv gilicit confidence in the aboveLcck is being the best and rafeet in uae Any leta-n m iy have the key for a wh de day to make a fee similie by, without the ilighteat chance of opening it, aflee a cnange haa been made in setting it. Other changeable locks re liable to be picked by person* whs may sec 'he key.a*was the case recently when the Combination Look II,vented by Dr. ?o|nmon Andrews, of Perth_Amboy, N. J., which wai upon the vault r T the American Exohaoge Bank in Wall xtrert, wa* picked bv Mr Henry C. Jonca, of Newark, N I .10 preaenre nf ihe IB-era nf eeveral Bank* in thia city. Tl.r tame luck waa afterward* aent to Or. Andrem, who put in uaw work* M a more diffi ult nature to pick, but which Mr. Jonea rracily cpened lie upon another oc caaiou ubliely picked at the II' ward Hotel one n( the Cam bination Locka, toch at are bold by the American Bal k Lock Coyapany. The high reputation of Day, Newell k Day, Peimutation Bank Locka it Armiy eatabliahrd. They han invariably taken the ktgheat pretniuma. when exhibited at the Kurt he'd In New York, Button and Philadelphia, namely, fiuld med I a in the two citiea firat named and Silver, being the higbeat premium given in th? latter ejty. Theae lo-Jir are m ide to key* whirl can be changed infotm from one to one hundred thoutand million different time*, upon either of which they are equally aet ure and proof againat Ike attempt! of the moat akilfiil lurglr.for ahould he take an impreaait n, or even lake the key itaelf, he could not eapeel to open it during bit life, unlraa tome one were to inform h>m of the manner in which the lock might be changed, after he obtained poaafaa on nf the b?y. Order* for the above Lock promptly attended to by JOHN DA Y, huceeeaor to Day, N eweII k Day, No. Ml Broadway. a pi 11 m* I 08'T?0n ?fth March, One Pair Oold Spectacle*. The La finder ahallreceive Two Dollar* reward, and ao queatian* aakad. Apply to ?t? In* Mr DELAPLAlNKtt Wall at.. Office No. IT ALSO VfI N p. PAINT The Kal'omine Paint having he en IV aerorely teated in thia erty daring the winter month*, the patentee* can recommend it with renewed confidence to the public. The numerou* apecimeua of Kalaomine Paint now axiatug in New York, render* an anutne aliou of ita ad maUfM aiiperflin.ua, among the moat proraiuant ar* the following:? Kalaomine Color* ar* m> re permanent, more Imninon* and vgi reable to ihe e; r thvn oil coiar*. They are applied without oecaaionmg any offenaive email or injurioua effect upon health, and drying in a few hour*. Kalaomine paint may. if properly applied, he waahed wheu aoiled, according to directum* in th* circular. Order* rece.ired and pvmctuMIr attended to at In* KALSOMINK PAINT DEPOT. fehirim* ___ M4 Broadway. corner Franklin. r RAND sritfNO MEfilC'Nfc.?WHITWr LL'S TE.vl I* PKftANCR BITTERS, WITHOUT WiNR OR AL COHOL.?Reader, hive j oti no appetite! Do jro? net teliah your fo.id? '1 he,i nae theae bilteia; ih( less than three er four minions arc in circumstances of comparative or extreme desfitnti-n This is not an over-estimate, although the number of actual pauper* and habitual beggars n ay not ?xeied half a million. But wh? a v. e add toilless the vast army of confirmed drunkards,? ho with glassy eyes, burning brows, and sh .king knees, arc reeling on their downward ruth, ?heaven only knows how?a dn.ly repetion of the miracle of the loaves sad Ashes, save that the basket I of fraemeat* are omitted wh? n we add also the wive* and children of h ihitual idler*, loungers and reprobate the famine* ef the crippled, diseased, and of person- out .if employment; and poor widow* and orph-tns the aggregate of human suffering from abioli.te want, i* frightful! The condition of the great family of man ia aa we ice, wretched enough. Bnt leaving atide the** de ail-', let ua take a general view of the condition of the eaith and the human race upon it. in the south, we tee region* exhausted under the cultivation of a noxious plant, which i* grown to furnish idleness and mental vacuity, with the means of a momentary occupation and excitement. In the north, districts planted with grain?not to sustain life? '.ut to yield a poisonous liqu.d, wh.eh ball afford to degraded masses a brutal exhiliration, which,bring* with it madness, folly, disease and dea'h. In our country we see black slavea, laboring from fear of tha lath, ta produce the raw material, which keeps at work the whiteslaves of another country, who labor from fear of want and starvation. Here the vessels of one civilised na lion are engaged in stealing the children ol Africa from their native land,there the vessels of another are cheating the simple|natives of uncivilized regions oat oftheir productions, and initiating them into the vices of civilization. In some countries, destitu'c populations arc deprived even of salt witn their soauty vegetable food, to supply a small minority with the means of wasteful extravagance, while in others, the mass are living and toiling meraly to create produets for capitaland commerce to sneca'ate upon. What are the political lradcrs'of the world, the Tress, the great and intluencial doing to remedy this horrid t-tate of things 1 Nothing, absolntely nothing. Personal ambition, selfaggrandisement, party intrigues, vain ontroversies, and sectional interests alone occu py andabcoro tncir mweniion. In Ireland, O'Coanell and hi* party want a national'parliament, which they heliere will be a reined} for the miseries which oppre** their wretched country. In England they have a national parliament, and what does it do for its starving operatives 1 In England one powerful party whh?s to reform the corn laws, wti.ch is the most important amelioration that it knows how to propose in the United States we In ve no corn laws, but other political chimera?, f qually vain, occupy our state-men. In France, the Democratic party is striving to establish universal suffrage, which it believes will be a remedy for social evil*. Here we have universal suffrage, and it is found but a trifling remedy In this country the democratic party is laboring to bring back a specie currency in France they hare a specie currency, and what does it do for the twenty two millions of poor creatnre* who have but six cents a day each Thus the p litic an* and statesmen of the most advanced civilized countries, are striving blindly and confusedly to carry out trifling plans of re form, the folly aud uselessnes* of which are proved practically by some other ecaatry, but w hich they do not see. Tired and disgusted with the ignorance of poli ticians, with their controversies and their intrigues and indignant at the miseries which oppress the human race,w e, the advocates of Association in different couatries, come forward and advocate a aocial reform Our evils are soc al, we declare, not political; and a social reform only can eradicate them. This tiuth is beginning to be felt?a great many persons are tired of, and disgusted with, political controversies ar.d party intrigues, and are prepared and looking f r new and deeper r? forms We are well aware of the great difficulties attendant npon general reforms; we do not aim, consequently, at any change at once in a whole state or country; we wish merely to make a practical trial of our principles on a small sea'o? we wish to establish me Association, aadif it prove* our prin- ciples to be true snd good in practice, they will spread rapidly fr-m their own inherent superiority. We know also, that to effect any great and practical ameliorations, wc must go to the founda IERA 1842. Iiob of society, and opera c up,in the stem of industry or labor, ol commerce, i ducat ion, and the household t rganization If we operate upon the government or administration, we shall produce, ai the experience of the la-ttweny fire centuries k..r..u. i a,. id proved also beyond denial by the history of our own country We have had over half a century of political controversies, party intrigues, and admin istrativc changes; various parties? irderiil and democratic?have had the ascendency different policies?Uamiltonian and JetK rsonian?have been carried out, and after all, what ha.s been done 1 But two extensions have been given to the great principles of democracy, which are, universal ret frage and abolishment of impiisonment fur debt, wlule the conditiou of the people has not been improved or their happiness increased. On the contrary, poverty and pauperism, the unesrtainty of employment, the intensity nnd relentlessness of free competition, 'he anxiety for the fntnre, the p iwer of capital over labor, revulsions in trade and industry, commercial and financial frauds, 6tc have increased and with fearful rapidity. Among the social disorders which eur false system of society has strengthened or late ly engen dered, we may enumerate the following :?prostitution of the representative system to party and other purposes extravagant and wasteful State loans; encroachment of capital and commerce on the political power fluctuations in commerce and industry; (downfall of fortunes financial schemes and frauds; mania of speculation artificial currency, controlled by individuals and corporation*; sudden expansions and contractions in the same; commercial excesses and overtrading increase o| intermediate piofits in all operations, and of intermediate and scheming non producers, who live upon the producing classes servile obedience te public opinion and prejudices to gain popularity: increase of the mob-spirit in the large cities, and of the recklessness and desperation of political advenlu.-ers. But leaving all these political and social degenerations aside, and descending into the sphere of daily life, let us ask whether all our political reforms, controversies and wrangling, can give food to the hungry 1 shelter to the houseless 1 clothes to the uucladl fire to the coldt labor to the unemployed 1 education to the ignorantl Can they re^ lieve the toil worn mass of their repugnant drndgcry, and the harrassing carta which are wearing them out, body and soul Can they check the tricks and injustice ot the law. and the frauds. monopolies and extortioni of commerce 1 Can they do away with vice, crime and drunkenness, and the cause* of deipair which plunge men into them? Can they in ihort dry up" one te0r of moral woe, one sigh of disappointment and despair? No, they can denothing of the kind. Now if political, administrative and all the other secondary reforms, which are advocated by various parties, cannot go to the foundation of social evils, and do anything for the real and practical welfare of the people, does not the highest wisdom as well as the plainest common sense, advise that we should abandon measures and remedies, which practical expeiience has proved over and over again to be abortive? We answer?Yes. Acting upon this conviction, we advocate a social reform?that is, a reform in industry, commerce, education, and the present household system. We wish to change what is false in society, but we respect all th se element* or parts ot the social order, which are good and true in themselves; such a* religious worship, individual propert v, the luirru-c bond and family union, and we 'tall maintain and derelope them nobly. The reiotm which we advocate is constructive, not destructive; we do not wish to b ar down, but to build up; we do not wish to take from the rich to give to the poor, and change merely the victims of poverty and misery, but we wishtoine ease production or real wealth so vastly, that an abundance can be secured te all. In short, we wish that all may be elevated, and none down-trodden. In another article 1 will explain the practical organization of As*ociation,and the means of effecting the referm for w hich we are laboring. A. B. Awi cl Aisn DKUBEiitTa. Muhdeb.?One of the most cruel and colu blooded murders which has ever disgraced the records of crime in this City, w.ts ccainitte i about half past nine o'clock this moraing, by a man named Christian Kurk, a journeyman tailor, w iihu of dissipated habits, upon the person nf his wife.whoi* represented to have been a>.n amiable bud industrious woman. The dreadfat deed was done with an^ axe. The body of the unfortunate woman was* horribly mangled by ghastly wounds on her head, neck, and other part* of htrbody, and she died in a few minutes There appeared to be no cause of provocation for the deed, save a shadow ef jealousy, as unfounded and baseless as a dream It was evidently a cool, premeditated murder. He declared he had done it, and expected to be pnnished for it.?Albany Journal, April 25. Escape of ai? IifcEwm.iav?Bap SpeccLatio* ix Justice.?We recently stated that Hicks, one of the men coBfined in jail at Keen, N.H-, charged with ?pftiny bis numerous friends." Emigration.?The number of emigrants who have left this city for the Northern part of Illinois, and Iowa Territory, by the way of Saint Louis as we are informed by officers of the boats, has been unusually large this season Boat* le^ve our landing almost (Lily, crowded with substantial emi grants from the back country, with their live atoek and farming apparatus, hint upon seeking their fortdnes in the distant wilderm ss. The principal nnmher seem to pitch upon the territory of Iowa, as their place of "settlement."? Cinnnna/ti Gazelle, Apt U141 _________ Twa Erracssas ?Yesterday, at noon, Jacob'a express brought us Montreal Papers of Saturday morning By Pomsi oy Co. s Express, Buffalo papers ofSatarday. By due course of steamboat ana railroad mail, Washington papers and letters nl SHinroiy nigni DJ ininurn r.\|>rr??, i>osu>n C '.pcr* of yesterday morning Thus, within IKi ours, Cmada and P.uflalo north and west, and Washington at the touth, reached thin central point.?Al'jany Ar%u?t April'Xi. Fitii no i all alivc !?We learn from Warehain, Mm that the almost incredible number three hundred and twenty thousand herrings wr taken from the Agawam river at thit place I: Saturday afternoon. These ii?h, it ia well know aseend the stream at this season of the year in mense shoals, and are easily taken by the fix men with what are called scoop nets." Whit ca* tub Mattsir Be 1?The Cin Gazette says that the Supreme Court in th granted fou teen divorces in a single day several other cases bills were dismissed; r bar were continued, and yet a number ren the docket for hearing." In eleven ofthe f eases wives sought relief by the di\o;c; Shame on tke cruel husbands. J ld! PrlH Wwo c*ati -t Kium VVusliliigiun. [CorrtspoadrDC* of Hit Herald. 1 Congressional Sketches. I lor art Errrrtt?Dixon H T.tiei??Thomat H Binton?J. J Mr Ka y?George iV. Brigg??Edmund Dt'jti i y Jamtt Bnchanan. Hohace Kvehett, of Vermont, (Whig,) i? now, since the decease of Lewis William*, one of the fathers of the House. Mr- Lewis is of the same date of continuous service but as he is the younger man ot the two, Mr. Everett may be styled the father of the Houee?a title given of late years, to the sitting member, who has been locgest in, without intermission. Mr. Everett entered Congress in 1820, and has been for the last twelve years one of the assiduous business men of the House. He was for some years on the Committee of Indian Affairs, but now an astute member on the Committee of Foreign Affairs He is of the middling height, about fifty years of age, retiring in manner, and has the confidence of his constituents, lie is also chair* man of the Select Committee on the Apportionment. Dixo.i II Lewi*, of Alabama, (Democrat,) the oumtiiiju.i ui y 01 i?ir. r-vcrcii, is ine largest man in House of Representatives,weighs427 lbs where he has been since he first took his seat in 1858), an exemplary and useful member- He has considerable talent, speaks well, and formerly as chairman of the Committee of the Whole, gave great satisfaction the exertion being too much for him, he has d-clined taking the chair of late. He wanted but a few votes of being elected Speaker ef the TwentySix.h Congress. He is about forty years of age of extreme good nature and quite popular. The late Warren It. Davis and Mr. Lewis were very intimate friends, and always lodged together. In allusion to Mr. Lewis' enormous size, a story is told? that Davis and him were one evening walking together in Capitol Square, and meeting Mr. Adams,, the latter enquired, if they had much of a tr.e;a where they lodged over the way. Mr- Davie, (with a graceful motion towards Mr- Lewis,) replied, that it was very large, and (bowing to Mr. A.,) quite respectable.

Thomas Hart Bextot, of Missouri, (democrat,) has been a member of the Senate since 1821, and is the oldest in service in that body after Mr King He is characterised as the most indefatigable and persevering of men in any matter he undertakes. Solitary and alone, tie., I put this bull in 1001100," was the opening of his speech on the famous expunging resolution, which, after a struggle of several sessions he finally earned] through. In debate he ia forcible and*clear, (always armed with statistics and dates,) but stormy and overbearing, and when in a passion becomes furious. In figure, he is pertly and rebu3t, and when wrrpped in his Spanish cloak, he steps off with the air c-f a tribune of old- In the domestic circle, he is kind and affectionate, and educates his own children until after a certain age. He was, for many years, chairman cf t ie Committee on Military Affairs, and a prominent leader of the Jackson and Van Buren administrations, and is now one of the prospective candidate* for the Presidency. He is not much over fifty, and is willing to abide his time. He has great influence with the file of the democratic party, but not popular with the politicians and is ultra in bis notions. He has always been an uncompromising opponent to the Bank of the United States. The title of Colonel ia prefixed to his name. James J McKav, of North Carolina, (democrat,) the senior member of that delegation, has been a member of the House, since 1831; be is a very plain man in manner and appearance, but ia constant in his attendance to duty, and watches the appropriation bill with a keen eye. He is a strict parly man, and among the shteweet men on his side of the House, (after Mr. Grundy) they ueed to say. He nat attentive and efficient members of the House, and belongs to the Whittlesey school,*of useful men. He presides a great deal in committee of the whole, and is much respected as well as influential. He is very fair in politics, has the views of a statesman, and it is to be regretted a majority of (he House are not like him. lie is forty-five but not in the militia?the titled members come from the west and the south, and the interior of Pennsylvania. Kdmund Dkberry, of North Carolina, (whig) has been a member ol Congress for the laet ten years. There are some few men in the House of Refffesenuiivt's who are never absent from the House, and coiis'nnt ia their seats, who read every report and bill printed, sod whose tovscan be always counted I on Mr. D^berty is one of this clues Ii woald be difficult to find his name omiited u any call ol the ayes and nuys- He is a plain, bom st republican, from the old North S'ate, unausumiui/, f li'hfiii ia the disch ug- head manof hia delegat il be run on the same ticket, some of these days. He ia from the Lancaster I>i?trict, where the while toses bloom, Then will I raise aloft' the milk white rose? And force, per force, I'll make him yield the crown. Whose bookish rule, has pulled fair England down.'' These sketches have purposely not been taken is order, alphabetically, or by stales, of the present Congress but principally so far, in respect to time of service. They will he continued for a short time longer, at least until most names familiar (o the public shall be gone through with. Asothf.r Finn in Sr. Louis.?About daylight yesterday morning, a lire broke out in the rear ?.i the store occupied by Mr. R H. Stone, nn Front street, a few doora below Chesnut, which consumed that and three other tenements, South and N'oith? one occupied by Dr. E. Martin as a drug store, and two othera aa clothing stores. The stock of goods own?d by Mr. Stone was about fltl 1,000, of whic i 3)7,000 were insured. The other sufferers were not insured; their loss is not known. The building* were ol wood, and owned by Von Phul <fc McGill and John H. Gay. Thev were of little value. A small stable and cooper's shop, occupied by W. H. ytocker, was also burned. The building adjoining hv A W Vanleer. aa art iron stor'', wa'h cormdt-rably initirrd it wa* by S. \V. kol)bm?.?St. f-oui* Nnr Era, Jprtl 10.

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lue coarpauy, lU.le.U ol lorcmg the Mae Itecke II" eeired far then upon the market, aa hat been aaaertiii. aad thereby depreciating the credit of the Mate, did ail that ley in their power to prerect auch a consummation. From the report referred te, we extract the following list ef Mock sale* ma te by tbie company SaLtt or New Yoaa Statc Stocks on Account or Nan _ Tm i?o am RtiLioiD. Date .lief Rat. Jtm'l V OJ V Buyer. met. "intttwe. ntue. int. v? June. 1831 mo 0*0 41 J L'nrow, M *5.000 Aug. 44 H0 040 4| B?ak of t'nmmrrc T7 071 77.875 Oct. 100 009 44 Hoivlan I k Atuinwall, 891,1 off*9 9io June, 1840 5 000 Si U S bobbin. par 3 o*o 44 87.000 54 Merchiut4* -lank, 80 pur,! off 81 804 Aag. 41 88,000 54 .?ir\ui*iik\Vhii?huusc, l?r,| off 87.783 10 000 54 U 1 Ellicott, pir 10 o?? 4- 10 000 5', I.'"oil. 89 15 840 90 000 54 Hhij> oen k Ay ret, 89 35 *40 90 OOu 14 II Trowbridgt, 00>nt.off 19 479 44 15 000 54 W H F*ll?, pnr 44 14 90* Oct. 4- 4i 99 54 Sl> ,miu k Ayrct, 991p?r 44 0* *14 Nor. 44 loo,000 54 J J Palmer, 871 44 87.975 Dec. 44 7 000 .'J H Sliepard, P*r 7 000 41 44 88.000 54 r?m:nai)fcWhitehouia 94 ".-J0 44 44 5,000 Sj Betel Ceok, 87 4,850 Jen. 1841 10 000 51 Ketchum k Oleott, 8*1 *.??o 15.000 51 Brooklyn Sari**, M M*r. 44 75 ooo 5? i;*n?in*uk?Vhitefcuoe,85 80, 1 off **.302 Feb. 44 85 OoO 5| Davit k Brook*. M Mar. fcl 10 ooo si 11 _ yo 8"t0 9? rammankWhitchouJ*, 87 1 off I7J50 41 44 9 000 54 M?ry Kutlurlerl per O.Oro 41 1844 43,000 54 Prime, Waid k King, 88, 1 off 45,05 April 44 18,000 64 Noti.i8 kTowniand, 88 18,989 Mar 2 J" 53.100 54 44 21 t it |7 ooo 64 86int.off 14,987 Anril 44 99 000 54 44 44 88 14 17 150 Mer 44 s'000 64 Prime, Weid k King, 80 44 4 985 4. 10,000 51 CammankWhiUhouta, 85} 8 523 $1,114,000 *1.004,705 3e8,ooo hypothecated with Prime, Ward k King. $1,5000,000 totai italic by the State, Thio ia a moot remarkable table. From June, 1839, to April, 1841, the manager* of the concern put into their pocket*, at the expanse of the State, (for the people will hare aveutually to pay for theoe stocki,) $106,000. The law obljget the company|not to tell for let* than par. How far have they adhered to It, the above liat ia proof. At the date of the report, the company wit to hare received $1,500,000 more atock, and in ccnaeqwcnce of the low market price af the State credit arising from 4K.tr iivn art. Ihrv rlaim.il and mrrived 8 nir cent stock, which they forced upon th? market every fourteen days until ail had teen obtained. The effect of the*.' sale* upon the market, is too cleatly discernable to admit of any doubt. The following are rates of thedif. ferent denominations of New York stocks at several |?rieds 1841. Oct. Dee. Jan. feb, N.York Stale S'l, 1861, 100 08 90 81 88 Do Co 5,' Farmers'Bank Bucks Co. 15 6.41 64 .188 18 731 35.456 Bk of Montgomery Co. 36 150 31 754 36 017 ?3,| 0 Bank of Chester l o. .3 593 394 019 38.944 154.183 Doyleatown Bank, Bucka (County, 35 541 50,390 34 740 44 500 Northampton llank, 37 843 390 8 31 27,917 333 PSI Lancaster Bank, 1100 2 373,991 119,159 354 244 Farmers' Sank of L^nc liter. 37,3.4 170,852 37,820 149,087 Columbia Bank It Bridge Company, 42,345 181.563 39,703 92,(57 Barka County Bank, >3.119 9i 890 Farmers' Bk of Raadir.g, 48 093 990,970 Eaton Bank, 79 991 398.180 90.319 342 715 Lebanon Bank. 23,392 91.335 94.938 8 2 03, For J Bank, 51586 109 085 32 825 103 950 Miners' Bbof Pottavi le, 10.538 383.730 10.735 289 775 Harriaburg Bank. 90 259 208 679 Bank of Middle) own, 3 3 270 138 310 33,418 62,8(0 Carlitle Bank, 47.125 180.082 42 786 129,412 Bank of Gettysburg. 57 956 158 310 68.6i| 181 Ivg Bank of Chamberaburg 45 660 179 627 47,969 135,112 Bank of Lewiatown. 2o.4i8 288.870 Bank of Northumberlan 1, 45 891 249 583 47,758 174,055 HoueiOalc Bank, 12 864 93 180 Bk of Susquehanna Co. 8,910 88.145 7,343 52.(55 Fannen'k Drovers' Bk, 3ierr-.r?eCirculaCon, 5,566.2(2 3.384 876 9.181 346 Specie. 1,410.172 1.3,5.798 181,674 The currency ef Pennsylvania, aa represented by fix city banks end twenty-eight county banki in operation, will then stand aa fellow*, at both perioda:? Circulation. Total. Spt'it Total Nor. 1641,city bathn 537.430 412 679 county bha,' 5,5?6 221 6 103 70-2 1 490 472 1,893,111 March, 1842, cily, 316.979 823 870 caunty. 3.3i4,!iuoii Bank Boutli ?.i tl do 1 so SOW Illiaoia Bond* II OS do b* SO WW do 14 *0 do 1 1000 do lit *0 Harlem R H (lulu* 1100 Indiana Bonda l*t SO do id WOO do 20 35 do ale 10 1000 do aoi 50 do 101 40 M?ch Banking A** S6 300 Long Island ft R Sol |TS D?l k Hudson ?*t JOo do 50| T5 do thw 93 IT New Jersey R R 67 100 do thw ?S SOPmtersonRR b90 SO ITS do *th000 In'liana Bonda II 95 do 991 ItfuO do all owIllinoi*Bondi is 10 0 ao 3it MOO do Hi 50.10 do 31 109 Harlem RR 11 5tKH> do blS3li W do bill 5 01 Indian* 94g Bond* 99 IW Long Island R K 61 SOOO do 3d jo* do st K0 Mohawk RR si. named, On Tuesday, Mth hist., at the Church of the A?cecaion, Mr. STtaant A. Houghton, of thia city, to Mi?> Viaoiffu, second danghter of Jothum Claik, Esq, cl Newark, N. J. Oa Tuesday mornlr.g, 3?th inat.j by the Rot. George H Fishar, Jo*rrH P B c.itv. I At CuMfaJgan, Ontario county, N V on Tue.dai I *lC*i?iMl C., daughter ol Alt. Darin* O er.of tbia city. *r At Harrlaoo, W set cheater county, Wu.F. Haiilaxd^o Mi?a Sabah Ann, daughter ef Charlea Carpenter, all of that place. On Monday evening, by the Rev. Mr. Berrien. Mr Hsirav Beaocl, of Beltfa^ore.to Mist Sabah, daughter of the late Captaiu John Ehbete,oi thia city. Died Ob Taeadav, 94th inst, E*.vk?t, eon of Erneat Fiedler, aged 16 months. Tbu lrlenda of the family are reipectfally invited to attend the funeral, thi? afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the residence of Eli Hart, 39 Bond st. On Tuesday, 90th inat., Misa A** Mocvt, in the 90th year of har a*e. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, thia afternoon, at 4 o'clock,from her IIIC rcnucuvc, l^v. O atjunc UUI*lVM*5"y AtlfUtIV cot, Brooklyn At St. John's, Canada, Slat init., Mr. Jn. E. Mott, aged 36 y ears. Lattit Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW roil HERALD OFFICE. Africa Feb IS Madias Mat 39 Aui Capet Mar. 33 Manilla Pee. 37 Autirus Mar. 13 Montevideo Keb. 33 Somber Mar. I Maranliam Mar 3 Bataria Nor. 36 Mataaxaa April 13 Bermuda April 13 Mayajcuec, P. R Mar 35 Buenos Ayrea Feb. t Maracaibo April S Bal.ia Mar I Matamoraa Afril 3 Belize,Hon Mar. 31 Neuritas Feb. 6 Barbados* Mar. 6 Nassau, N. P. April Bogota Dee. 13 Oahu, S. 1. Dec 37 Berbicc Feb. 30 Pane Awil 6 CepeHaytiec April i Portau Prints April 3 Curacoa Mar. S Ponce, T. R. April S Cicufuegoa- Mar. 34 Para Mar. 19 Carth agena din. 31 Parnnmbaco Mar. 31 Caraccaa Mar. 33 Panama Feb 30 Chagres July 1 Rio de Jaueirc Mar. 5 Callao Jan. 33 Singapore Dec. 30 Calcutta Feb. 1* Sydney, NSW Aug. 11 Demarara Mar. St. Helena Mar. S Feral Mar. 5 St. Thomas Aprilll Gibraltar Feb. 3 St. Barts- Jan. 3 Uuayrquil Feb. 11 St. Jagode Cuba April 1 OiiayawA.P.H April 3 St. Johns, P. R April 9 Gonaives April I St. Croix ?P"' Ualrestan April 19 St. Martha Feb. 37 Havre Mar 31 St. Jahn, N. B. April 4 Havana AprillS Surinam Mar.lt Halifax April 30 Tampico Ma*. 33 Jcremie Mar. 33 Tobaiieo Feb 36 Jacinel April 1 Turks Island April Aiuuton.Ja. April t Trinidad de Cuba- April 4 London April 5 VeraCrux**' Mar. 36 Liverpool April 5 Valparaiso Jan. 31 ba (Juayra April 3 Yucatan Mar. 31 una Feb. 4 Zansibar Dec. 18 Macao Ian 17 Puiengtri Arrived. Liverpool?racket ship ?outh America?A Alkini, EJE Heydore.of England; Mr Bailey, Wm Bailey, of Liverpool? 340 in thesteer?ge SavANmH?Brig Savannah?Mr* Berrien, 8 children aud 3 errant*; Mis* Berrien, Mr Stow aud lady. F O Welch and lady, DrN Broth, Menn T M Turner, W H Turner, A H Jonra, A M Luffbo rough. H Oowdy, A Spear, Fleming,T Hdombe, E Thumps.>n, O Leoni?88 in the steerage. Mobile?lihip Edwins? Mr* F K Hsrrli aud twoehildren, Jamcsldlisa, A Van Cluck. A C Cooke aod two chill'en, Mr Johnson and lady H tianford, Win Edmond, Mailer O Abert, MrC H Whit worth, Mr. E M Burt >n. New Orleans?Ship Si.r.tog*?Mr M Penton. O F Bucharan, Mr* Jeue Egertou, Raymond Egirton and Wm k'gerton. Miss Dartiueny, Jules St Mtrtin. Mr* N Be. junin. victor David, Alphnnas David, Hiram Dema Wm rl Mitchell, Ro-.a ft'lynn?St hi the iteerage Porelgn Importations, I.lvrarooL?Ship South ^cner.ca?I ra*k E Mar*hall?13 It St H Haigiitk co?*2 bile# Cows,,?to bundle* Egieslon It co? 4 btlr* .?lo?e??3 Walk'r St Brothrr*?1 c?kSD Bennett?1 Daan It Son?3 Wo >d**rd StConrau?1 Harner co?3 T W Tenl?3 A Varnitt?3 Honno~, Fort St co?I it Pardue?1 Free man &co?I Youne, Smith A co?1 Cupport St co? l Woerall St Wood?14 bore* Oihon Stco?1 ci Tome*Ic eo?I T Hutings St co?I barrell C H .Viarfhall?1 J H Mann It co?IT bores U.hon Stco-1 H Bayli ??4 cask* 3baool?1 esk VV Mitchell?1 b>x Dixou Stco?2 c* W T Crook S1C0?1 cik W "artuu-5 bales Barnes k co?100 tons of coil MCO bags of salt CH Marshall St co?4 tks 6 cases 12 bales 4 b xr? and 88* bars of iron to order. Al l Cates? Scnr Siaiu?201 bags cutfee J T B leh?IS do H Rj.how?100 do E Si D Packoit?300do Hit W Delafi Id?90 Triwiuad dc lu?*?Brig Gertrude?830 bxa etijar 58 hhJa mol J li tla?59 do P Harmony St cu?78 do Chaatelain it Pouxrrt Livr.mrooL?Bremen ahtpElard?ISO torn pig iron 1(88 lacki all lilo.rrSt M?Murray. LlvearooL?Ship Eli Whitney (reported in yaaterdaj 'a Hera'd)?iuO t. n??alt to order?312 ptseeig-ra 8 Thompson. 8iin.- tfchr Oil Bht??84 ton* logwood 18 ba'ea akin* ba'ea grail A Ta ruHo? I b. xcunoaitiea HowlaudSt Aapinwall. Nai?ao, NP?Br ichr Alert?44 bblabaikSO tona lijnuinri'x 10 do br:.7.ill? w. od 30 balraaporge J O Laurie. 8r Cnotx. W.E?acnr Cbarlea?ml lihda 0 bbla gugtr 3 hhda trolataea Ay mat fceo. Trikidad dk I obi-Brig Suaan?187 hhda raolaeaea 48 tea do 1* H irmony St eo?167 bbla pork to the maaier. Nr.l'riTAs?Brig Ca ai*-20j hhda molaaari 90,000 aega-a Holt 81 Owen?38,000 a?47 John Ogdan?10 F M Align?4 J H Ta man?34 Sir Shin* 8t Broil *er?3 halta wool J S Har?ey?116 cotton J H Tammo?47 Holbronk St Wilton?38 W D Marli ton?41 Bolton. Fox k Lmugtloa?9 oottou W Barnard?13 VV H Ore, n en?90 L M Wiley k co?4 bxa mdx J W k H I.tarii?IS bide* cotton rerkina. HopkinaSt While? 38 8 R Pay titer? 6 qr k??a brandy J Via Anke It (on?3 )xn|>aig?6 do W Am are ft Benedict? 36 belraiinm J Newhoaie?1 box Major Machev? 80 demijohni fc 8 Hyde?1 box A Cointlock?5 do H W Jouee?48 baiei Cotton 60 ika rite to order New Orlv ani?Brig B L Swxn?55 hhdj augar 585 bblf Biolauet Newbold kCralu m ar :Tim ehh; r am xrn 6 11 I moor rum 33 un ixt* i it i 10 >8 To Kltlp naiterii We thall eeteem it a furor, il captaina of veiaele arriving b-r Mozart.frna New Orion* f .r Havre, flat, let 30, Ion ?t,tpokt b Kdoina. Wm M day" from Mobi'a, with rotten. kc to V. V Hurlbut k Co, Md inat, |a?corlra. Brig Birao' ah, Shaptcr, s day a froj. Sanunab, with cotton lolBiuiwea It Clearman Brig laaoell t, Keene, fro n Viddietiwn, with augar to J W Alar p. Brig Prrrr, Krudaon, ft days fum Charlealon wiihcottoato Dunham k D"mnn. Brig B L Swan. Jonet, Irera New Orleans. April I, wi.hmolaaaea, kc to roaster. oi JJJk Pnctolua, Bur ill, 7 day* from Daricn, with cottoa to a?T,Si! Aleri, Kinney, 10 data rrnm Nassau, NP. with hark, v Courl L,efl eehr MneniMg Htar for Wilmirgtnn an J N.w Yoik in t da, th? only Amer a,..?na.?V^fi*'-'hi ri,m St WK with augar, .aaU?j aft r Po???n, a da. Left ICnd,brig ll)4er Alt, forNcw York, unc, the only A mer I IN POM Vhr Hum. (i'?Ot f? d^va A to Nrtailh. Lted? I n LrrTmr?* \l 0'r*?d Tu k, for New Vurk.iei* ,for Bo*'"". I*'1!. 0?n?nu rnwi. W?.t I?du LtTTra 40?.-The Dr. will m noon HwLtt.rtap will c!o* U .V?.T I] J aclock ihu minting it kMIM Lllltl kiCI.-Tue paCatl ghlp ?IW??. ur Lirerpiol, end Vil.a de Lyon, for Herre, will Mil to day.? Their lolUr bigg art at Gilp V? ia (be ExchangeUlcn u( pipcri will bj rrc> ired at Gil pis'* ia the t>change, for the Weetrrn l'o; Franklin. New York. 15; Geoig: Loyall, for Mayaguex; Molt waitug arfo; HandforJ.ior New Haren, April Jo; Jacob btonr, tor N YoikkS; Jainee Mc^obb, for N Yora.tS. Creole.diag; Agaea, dug; George, for NYork, April IS; Walton, do, to n; Genera, wig cargo; United biatct, do; bage, jiut arr; Textt, ldg for New Bedford. TaiwiDtD oi Ci ba, April S?In port. Elleo.euppoted for N York,a.r 7ih: Ne. luae, do.ditg; Adel?..i--t a a... r .,u Ike to inaitcr Schr Gacrge, Goodrich, 4 day* from Wilmington,|NC. with naval stores to Milcliell k Co. Sckr D Col, Rcgets, 3 day* from Virginia, with wond to-lhe master. 8chi Coaster. Smith, 3 day* from Virginia, with wood to the master. Schr Elizabeth, 1 ds f.om Washing ton, with na al itore* to captain. Sen-Eagle, 6 day* f.omDarien, (with lumber to the captaiu. SehrVolusia Clark, 3 day. fin Newburn,XC, with naval (tore* to De/eyster k Whitmarsh. Schr Peru, Whitman, 11 day* tin St Johns, PR., with molasses to Maittand. Kennedy k Co. c clir Planet, KtJridge, S day* fat Georgetown, SC., with cottou to LatTan. Aladne Correspondence, OrricK op thk Hhodi lst-snnr.* j JlhtqwrhApril li.lltt Arr 13 1, Oclavia.from the Itappall-unock; Henry. Somerset for Bay Kiver. NO; Cyguet, from PmviJeiiCe for Fredericksburg; Mariner, New York tcr Wel.tlest; fielle, Norfolk for Providence; Am.tr, Providence for New York April II h, arr V antic. Fall River for New York. Tee Revenue Cutter Vigitaut, now ou tin* statiou. is fitting p-eparatorv to herdep-rture for Boi'oa, wltere ?he will be ol ereJ for sale at public auction. W* learn that the Cutur Jeckaou, will take toe place ol the V.,aud that shs was at Mobile 8th in unn) Br?-eeu. Si'd Ooriigtnn, Ameterdam; Amelii. H.mbnig 23l,eiM F.mpirt, H irre. Oceantia, Atnileidair: Ajix, MTileam; Pooh .'tan, Antwerp; Delaware, Havana. SI'd Fyen. Copenhagen Apalachicola, April II?CIM Alabama, NYork. 13. Harbinger 1)11, 14; Woowcoek, Bo. ton. Mobilv. April 13?(.'I'd Debnrao, Charleatoo; arr A ff?'S an. Pa.Tgrari. _ POKTUUL'EriE EEMA LE PILLS rpHESL far-famed ana crlabrated oilla, from Portitgal, ar A waparceir* it> Da obtained iu thie country *?-t adre liMnn I on thaiaat eolomi.of fourth oar*. fe41m*l? BOOK 4 ON HbRAtUHY-1. BltWW ,N, Moue se-iKu y graver, hae removed to 361 Broadwar, opposite Ihc Par.? Ceata of A run. 4,'raita, ripli r?, tmblrmatlcal aukjecta. Rt. ei graved on atone, la 'iee' reala, penci caee*. eignrt rinse. lie marared with coal*, on arm*, manors or any othet eerie titonee cut forrwga, acala, lie. lorveaided in a letter with eon1! of arina. On* a of arme found and painted for alained flaaa windnwa or carriagea. and forwar ed to any part oftne United Statea. price twodnllara and upwarda. 1) oka of Heraldry kejitwilh npwarde 106 000 uani-a. aj7 3(?f T EC.TVRfctJ on the r eci od Adr.nl, vr udoi the Wo Id -La in 1843. WII. !A vl MlLLi.lt the relebratrd Lecturer on ihepropheciea, ie u >w lecturing at lieApallo Roou ?.(110 Bnad any) eriry rrennc. si 7 .rk sgr 3c r TAR. HO.SACK ban returned to the city and rciun.i tre nractici f h i rridrieiiin. Keeiden~a Nc. 101 Krao klin itreet. O-ficfi hru-i from It to 10 e'clooj, A. M.. aud 4 to I o'clock. P.M. _?97 4fll moodle uog. H iv uiabrid. There are 3 am*f| yellow ah brown ?p?ta on ln? bug an one ov each ear. Ht? nnuth baa *'wt) broad grin?auewera to Ihe u?me of Veto. Th' ti ider will he lib'rally rewarded by leaving him at 1]4 Ghamoer it reel, or at tliit oilier. *97 3t r X\T ANl'lii) A an or ?if lit oared C.uo Boat. Auy c ut> v? i!?.;r ug to ael' out. ?il Sr. I ptt'chaaor. if their t r.i a *re moderate. by ap;>iti( by le'.ter to No. 73 Cou.'tlaodt itreet. AjV ea. to X V *97 3 r WAdi J ELL?Aailuatum aa ml oi uei.ctal Homework, in a ama'l family.good city .efertn^ea call be given. App'y at No. 19 Dyeatreet. -A STTUai ION At i HA.MBr.HMAID. in a t'Civ It" family Inquire al 97 Johnetrcrt. 94 tf y \v r. NUllwfc wanted imm -diatrly io go to a healthy part of the South One with 'ut a child ileci led'y pr. ferrrd. r. qwire *1 No. Ifil B'oadway *94 31 c UYDftACLiC rP?s? for?* qu e ot fl Jt.'HN hAll'll*. Watera'reet ntar ?CT 41* r Dork vtrret, Bro?klvn. NO I'll. E?Conaigoera o goo 'I per ahtp Nicholoa riddle. Cap'. Trueman. from Liverpool. ar? icq* ated l aend their perm la on hoard foot. I Duier alrret or t the rrtire of the anbat rihert without delav. all goo1! uot permitted in fir* daja mint an .loidahiv he atnt the Publi: ator.. OL?VEK k McMUUKAY, 100 rm-atrert *97 r c rce' South atreet. PACKET SHIP AIDDtlNs hOK LIVERPOOL -Pa*teaX get a by tt ia ahl;i will il-aae be "n h iarJ the ateambr-l Hercu'ea. a' Whitehall, tl.ia morning illh inat., at 19 M at whirl time the ahip w.ll a*i|. Le'tei baga will r'oae at the ufiiat niece* at tl) o'clock ?i7r amKIIb'S IMrmoved Bl'RNrUT 71 aevaiity fire ter I vv cent leea th in heretofore. The aubaciker h'a now on hand a teneral aaenrim nt o the improved hu'tiera. which he now otfeia at'h-*to e r-ducd pricr*. A liberal dia.'o' nl allowed all de?'tr'. Bee quality of Camph'no at 59 renla p>r gallon. an pooratrd 7> centa. t ail and eiainioe lor your.circa at No. 114 OronJ atrec tone door from Broulw.y, JAMES HI D v. N. P.? Ml kindaof I mpa altered, b'OiiiKt. gilt and repaired *t Ihi aliorl-al te.ai rmailkll Itra e. d?7 i to in ryn AMK rKUHS OF IIUK dK e h?uijd?i*lfurd aerfSJ I a numb'rof ye ?re ri German ae (H er ofra*?lry where he epent much f hit time in trai: it.y hnti't, hit I mi eipertenee in (hit hnel.i at en,bo him to nv that he een train a well bin11 eilt i hviMOIhc liuheet prrirrtinn. therefore he caa ??'i f military #r tnv *tl.er yent'em n wl.o fin I p'eaei.re ia haunt; II trvi e I iior-?t O W grtitltfll' II who would rontide their hoteet to my eare will pleate apply lo 131 Leonard ilrnl.'r win Centre ai.d Kin, at eite. F. WRIDE. Certain FaiDtaica Warm tie A* y oa are on the >d !#:,rin?New Oileant for the No-th.perm me habere you in tender you my mnet tir.tere the In for th? ahiTuI anlperfert rn nner in which you nave trained my horee. "M .r of llm Weet." I coretder htm ce of the heal broke h iriea lo the la Idle and military iteicieat in the Halted ^tnten. In) take pleaeu-e in re"'.|nme dm? j. n to gentlemen ho hare ho-eee to brake atone i f the mml paneat. tkilfulatid acromolithed trainer* and rideri 1 he?e yet m t with.and hate no doubt if honored with their tatr>ti**e yt u will 77'm'r I JACOB'* EXPKtdS, FOR MONTREAL -I'M- ^HITV.HALL. BrRLING- TON. A INTKHMF.DI ATK PI, ACE?, IU reftwrCTlO!* WITH UARNDrN A Co.'B h.TPdhitit TO ALBANY. MR J.\( (IBS hau' r enm/eted h'e arrangement* ie now prep ired 1 ffive a id forward witn the tjliat at tiwed. rrfulnritl >?lttlty, wttli. ilieUui food*. ayi cie, hank i? i-a. and m't hirda of fraigKt l"r 'ha i'"n larra. Mr w.lMrxr Alfimv "try Wnin*?d?r Morning no the ar- ri ilol Ifdndok fcCo.'a K circa* from New York, ind e*T? *1 Mirr?l na hi return nrry P..lurlay?(boa aiyiarre'c, fi-ijrh. or ordrrt l*f' a' Vetera. Haruden k (.k i (Bc?. 3 W?Ti atrret. o? helot* n'doe k. P- cn'1' e*d*jr, wilt be I del vered n Mnotre*l on rnl*y. A M. P ,rt eulir itliitwa ii.t t j r illee'.ing and negalitling nntre J draft*, blI'a, order*.Su: tk. All', ny buaiutaa cntrtia.cd to 1 niacir* will meet with tot-mpt altentmo Olftrri at Harden t. Co'i i *>all atriat, aiw York i do do li Ri Sauge Albany. I do do *W Rircratrert. Troy, do Moalrnl, Et htwi Cnfrt Hopie Drawing* of the Moon?'akin Ire III the magnificent map ol the Mom, by the Truaaiau Aitronomrra, Barr and Mailer.ehowing the mouDtrina, volcanoe*. and other appearaneeadiacorned on our caiellite. Thia repreaentalion occupiea a apace of abore^it_r i|i feet. Ita maguitud* and diatance?iia phyaicalcouatilution?itaapota ?nature o| ita aurfacc. To be liluatrated by aTranapartnl Tt leacopic Repreaentation of the Sun, on a aurfaee ofahove ai(lya? i eriodic atar*. THE 8TELLAKS CLUSTERS AND NEBEt JE, Illuatrated by a transparent teleacipic diorama of the firmament? allowing (he planeU and aatel'itea; the moat remarkable cometa. Irom drtwiog* made hj* sever tlje'nitient a>trouomera; th- double aud binary ard c ilored >tari, taken from the uharr rations and catalogue* ot Sir Win and John Ilerichel1, aud Sir Jainea South; the Stellar Clusters aud principal Nebulae taken firm teleacopic drawing*, by Herat hell. South, Messier, and oilier obaerrera. Thia extensive repr-isolation of the Heavens aa area through a powerful rttl-ctiug telescope, corera an extent of about three th tuianj square feet of canraaa. The firmament will be preaented aa it would be aeeu by an observer pl\c?don the equate r of the e irth,looking toward* the eaat, the riew limited a >011 about forty degree* on each aide of the celeatial euualor. Theobjec'a wilibeahowH rising successively, until the whole circumference of the heaven* shall nave been exhibited. METEOROLOGY. WATER sPu V T S Notice of tome ot tin most reniarble ol the phenomena?theoliea prupoaed to tiplaiu them. Thia part will be illustrated by two diunroic reprraentation* of wa'.er ap.iuta. aren by Captain Beerhey in hti voyage 10 Brhring a atraight* to leu. The Aurora Borrali* Not'ce of aome of the m-uil remarkable of these phenomeua ?th. orir* propo?ed tor their rxpluation. Thi* part will n* illustrated by two dloranuc ieiire*eutationa of remarkable Aurora*, aeen at Hoiaekop. in Wmi Einmark in isJ9?taken from origiual drawing* ui*de bv th? ubs-rier Lieut Lottiu. XHlJNDmK aND liuhtni.no. Aualyaia of tlieae phenomena aud their rau'ra?doea lightning occur without thuudei /?or thund'r without ligh'niug I? Shee lightning?forked lightning?ball lightn ii??heat lightniu;?canae* ol th* lol.ii'g of thunder. GENERAL PHYSICS. THE EVE, Ita 'truelure and fuuctioua?modern discoveries reapecting light?it* motion*?it* pulsation*?physical rauon ot colora?vibration* of the rtriua?how couuUd. THE EAR, It* atructur* and fiinctios. modem diaeoveriea rerpecting sound?it* motion?pulaaliona?I armouy?~cho? lu.-rument lor coun'i >1 the vibiationa ol sound. THE AIM. Its mechanical and phya cal uata?eff-ets on light?on ?#und? ou heat?aud und-.w. l rlfj rf ruiou?nt t*u h? ol hearing ?taale ??melllng. IV. the *inrs. TH POWER OK HIE AM. The physical phenomena miwhich stean power originates e?*i*>r*ii?ji?heat absorbed eud prwer rut.loped m it-lit universal effect*?earl.ett attempt* to apply pr'c ically thi* power THE STEAM ENOINK. To be illustrated bra bran* working model of* low preiaure confuting tteam arginr, a* u*ed in the art* and manufactures ?ihowmg the cylinder, air pump, condenser and other pump* ?lite *trer*l part* in operation. id?A didactic e-ction-l mod .1 of the 'ame machine.i;:rrnted by Dr. Lardnrr, for public lecture*?allowing *11 the internal part* of the methine tr.ovn g and worki ig a* ihev do in the rtal rugiae. Tim model W ill be kept in rnetiun by the workinn model. THE STEAM NAVIES UNITED STATES AND ORSAT BRITAIN". to uk illvltrltfi) by A madel of the in u hioery of the Lured State* ateam fr gate Mimo ri Pf pared lor the*' Lectur. ccur (ling to the method of Dr. Lardn-r's didactic models,' hy Chare* (Joy land, Eaq. E-igurecol the Cared Mat a ev ri.m ut. A model of the m tclunrr/ of the United rt alra tteam frigate in (.repiratiou,ui d-r Iht euperinleudeuee of Capt. Stock.uncoil. true ted lor the* Lec'.urea, under he rirecti a of CayUitia MocktwO and Ericsen. A model of tne*uh-rqiieoui pro;e.l r.in'mded to be applied by Capt Erieaon to thia f.igile. A in .d' I of the vahe marhnery of t'>* U.S. frigate Miaaietip', i preparedby Mr. Cope laud, U. 8. Engineer A model of the ?nb-q ieou? irop ller invented hy C.M. Kilter, Kaq Examui'rol I'ati nt*. intruded 11 be applied to out of the U. S a'eam frigates. AMERICAN AND BKITIMi RAILWAYS AND LOCOMOTIVES. _ Trm, at pre i nit worked on Eugli.h Kail Moada?conotructed nudcr the direction of Mr, liodge and Dr. Latdner. V.| PERSONAL NOTICES OF DISCOVERERS JIND INVENTORS. Laveuier?a'ate ofeh*mi?mitieeof hi' life, character and principal citcoveriee ?hi* mil t i Pari* during 'lie war?wa* he entitled to the iu .vebtion of tiie *aftiy lamp? "ulton?notice u. hi* life and hi e nhracee a complete remap of comment ctii lly Ite-1-? a ?*t nI book* in a g looming honee. Toll.iee who art acquainted wilh the adeer tiecr'a reputation. hedetirre 10 la jr. thai hit pei iripal work no h| dnioue; thai il receirea tlx p-elerence id ihe New York IVtilir. frln.ola. and other larfa luatitutione: aud thauk ie at auch pricea aa will auit the tiaaea. I monk* them may Ire found? J. Huperioe fc-nelielf Brnaaela. 1 ply, af Ingrain and V'nati m Carpeting. 1 Mlt'd Wilton and Htnaerla unci, aa Tranaporenciea, Y-hle -nd IVno orera. m Oil Cloth* from t? tl feel wide and all other article* at idaptedlo the trade. The public can he convinced of the fact calling on J H. LOU.N'SBKKY k Co. y ??tlwi,'c 4to Pearl aleet th 'PO FAMILMM OOlNO TO tUH?rlC-2 To'e raid, and to taae eare of cbildien. it aatioti* to eigsge in 1 other capacity, aho ha* the beat of reeomuth ttract. AMUM aaiM. IT THOMAS BALL (ftoriiVM.Hattrrna and f aliinn; 91 do b reech bed tet.de, a burevii, 3 bekc*okiiggl>*aece, 8 rockirg chnira, 9 xife bcde.iu dor mahogany Frrnch aud Grecian chairi 16 be?t hair maltravvta, 8 marble ley centre tablea.tud rainoui other arliclea of auperior cabinet funiture. Alao,?immediately after, in the etore 115 Kullon at reet, under iht aaina direction, 3 piano fortea, one aplcudnl organ, and one not ao good, 3 ehaudcliere. tic. Catalogued iu time, K.very article moat be aald to ctoae an eatale. furniture Sale?At 10 o'cl >ek, a variety of cxcelleut furnitjre at 96 Cheauul atreet. SATURDAY. Pplendid Farnitu'e?lu continuation?The elegant Furniture by order ot ar-.ceirer. N. B.?Tie aale of Friday aud Saturday wi I erm-renea in thaatora M Ann alreat, wuh elegant aecoutl hand furniture and houaekeepiug nrticlea generally. a97r WM. WSIIIKLKY. Auctioneer. FURNITURE,. PIANW FORTES. 3u:.-Ttria day, Apr.l 37th, 10 o'clock, at the auction room (8 Broad-vay, near Will areet, a ?trv eatedsive rarietv ef good second huud a d new furniture, to be positively eold for rash, embracing almoit all articles us-(J in housekeeping of cabinet furniture, 5 piano fortrr, 35 looking glaeere, nuttf aaees, elegant plated good* end cutlery, rich tea trays, cut glass, china and crockery ware, hall lanterns. ajlral and luanfeOuini?, grandnles. 4 beautiful specimens of alirl. work, jewelry anl p'atej good* 1 splendid go d wa'ch worth $ISo Thoae wanting to buy cheaper, and avoid the j?n ol house salea will do well to attend. N. B.?Same time,I beautiful lourd violin, worth $159. a37 BY RIELL St ARCULARIUS. This Morning, April 87, At lof A. M, at 95 Cedar at. i ear Broadway. (Joed Furniture ol a family breaking up housekeeping. At Brooklyn, at o o'clock, Elegant Furniture?All the t> ur.uture contained iu the houae co'ne.-of Peik avenue and Skinner atreet. Brookli n, a splcnJid asaor.ment. embracing Brussels andiiigriin carpets marble top titer tabiea. ceutre Co. book cases. wardrobes hureane, sofas, Eiench rhaira, mirrora, mantel clocka. ctttdeUbraa, chl uu thryslal plates, deds, h d ling and bedsteado Alao, a flue a?eortmaut wf kiti hen fur iture, with which the tale will commence. ity pnrchaaera will tiud it le their sdrantag* to croaa the river and attend ihia aale. Hale peremptory to aallafy a mortgage. R. Ff I'lMPotl.N, Auc. loneer. T7AM1LY OIOCERIES. WIVES. LIQUOR*, FRUIT, f Str.?JACOB S. PL ATT will sell T.iia Bay. the 97 h instant, atlO o'clock?The eutirr atick ofgroceiita.couiii ting in part as follows,?Old ir ailrira, brown and p le shery, tort anil ina'aga wiuea iuden>ij dma and caaka .muacnt aand claret in hoira, 35 baa'aeta clnmpaign of varioua brands, 13 dozen madeira. IS years in bottle: 7 five gall d mtjohna peach brandy, 9 years old; I .pipe le.niierai.ee tne, olj m> (begin: brandy, Olard and Seignctte, 4lhpr..of anl 1st proof: lihda gin. Jain, rum, Irish an 1 Scoica hi.-bey of superior piUity; New Or leau* bou- mi r.ngiunu r'un,-1*1)1*rinini cordial. c m. gin and brandiee, Frmch cotdta'a, Hau jWh^iin- r, Cuehwaa.irr kc; SO d.x of cit*u|*. llah and gene eaucrt, ten] met, bakti'* cocoi pace, prepared cocoa mid cli icoUte, Knct.e.i'i cocoa do cocoa hclle, Loiilou muiUH iu buttle* ?ud k-g*. Hum ihrry t> uttard in bun brandy finite. Oliver, tweet i it, pickled gum, lie. ^bfajdjy, 6 bol*d Phi, pa |c DMatnlM ree'lice of rote,3 doxen each; iruor ce p*(t* in can e renmcclli, raiaitie,currant*, almonde, llr zilnul*. filherte. prune*in fancy box-*, NapUe and Ainvrua fig*, Canton ginger, Kaet and Wnt India preeervc*. Canton *y>up, loif audllnmp eraahed powdered aug ?r, Woclcy k Wool ej 'e browu a-d wlii'e H. ugar; New Orleam do, ma|le angar. old Java coffer, tea*, young hy.OD.RuupnwIer, imp. rial and black tea*, old caati'e ?o?p. palm do, brown and (fancy map, old Spamih tegara, ground and whole apice*. 50 buahtla bird need, cuttle fvah hone kc., 1 refrigerator, I ?ug.ir mill, I truck ptatlorm icale, Willi the entire future* in the ?ter kc. VALUaBLK Family Uroceriet, Liquor*, Kruit. k". kc.? JACOB 3 ILATfwill it'll thi* day at No. 61 Chatham trcet.coruirof Duane, the exteuiive oclt of Meiirt. W. k R. RalUh,declining37 Bl'c SBy BllTTK.ftFlh.Lf) k CUACHMOiV Auction-m, HElllKF'a 8ALK ?Wednesday,April a7th?Splendid Furniture?At 10 o'clock, at 50* Broadway, cnnaiiting of anlrndid book caic* French and o:her bute.ui*. with b.gvptian I and Italian top*, wxrdrohe, centre and mahogany Freuch w nt of cuil-d inip'e chair*. The houaehold furniture will be told at ihetamc time, eontilting of bureau*, icd.-tcadt, chair*, carpett, oilcloth*. with an aianrtmentof kitchen furniture, See. Catalogue! on ihe morniug of aale. a26 'it* WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN, Auctioierr. SPLEND D AND COSTLY kL'RNI PURE, CORNER OF ST. MARK'S PLACE AND SECOND AVENUE. WM. H FRANKLIN will well at auction -n Friday next, April 29th. at 19o'clock at the corner of St. Mark'a Place ami Second Avenue, the entire furniture of (he lioute, cotwia'wg of drawing mom furniture. via: a very haudaoinc pierlablr, in ri.le li p and colu nn* and looking gl hi. a centre table Willi marble top, a Chinese mating my cVit*t table, m ihngany Hof-.it wi:h hairaeati and cuabioua. two mahogany arm chore and a mahogany roc.i'.g chair, hair crated, ruiere-I and inlai I; S ?e>y handioine roiewuad chain, cruutun tilk dam iak curtain* fur four window*. Very ieh tapelt and e'egant gili o namenta and ring*, rich Wilton carpeta an I rue*, Wilton carpet fou'a'ool cuabioua, 3 *uile* nfnwewood u uiture covert d with ipleodid crimionand hguered tabarct. a *uperb tett of ttriped wqile ai d fig lere'd border ailk wudow curtain*, adver plated candle tickt, golhic hall lainpf, ir.ali .gaily chair*, doling tajlef, marble top iiaudr una mahogany book ca*n. fire screen*, ml painting* and ergraaingt. dressing bureau*, high o?t H r*urh, and other b'datradi, inahoginy boxc*. done llovti, liiver mounted plated ca-'or*. b.inkcla. ?Cut (ilan* and Chiua?Dinu-'hiiJ dieert *?rv.ce for 30 per ou?, containing between 3and toil pic-c* of fioe |>orc. I . pickle rl.r1!* aoup, dinner ard 990. Ere y lliii g ia iu fir*t rale order Catalocuea will bt ready on Thur*rlay Morning s9* ttr *n;J tPANCV tl-ttiliH, worilrd and ther ariicle* for einbrdid ?ry, perfumrerv kr. he at aucii in, wll be sold on l'hurrHar 291 h I *t. at 4 P.M., at a*#!, Br ail way, the (tick of a deal-r in the above article, conn* iugof Berlin |iattrrnr, woreted, floa* (ilk. gold and direr thread, t erlumery of all kind*, watcher jewelry, toy*, biaket*. in lug till aud manv other artich t ij tne line. Alao tfce hnu e furniture, end the fixtare* ol Ihe ilore. a 17at* WOQf-RS. Auctioneer. r.K iLU i XlllA-lV. ?i. Jti.N'hS, Auctioneer, No. 25 Broad ?treet?FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, kc. ?O iW*dne*day, April 27 at It o'clock, at the c untry re.eideuce known "Brier Cliff, on th* Blooming.laic road, adjniniug the Orphan Aaylura (Ihn -i.le cf Buniham) will be old lh* entire furniture, among which are Bruue ra*peU, card and dimug table*, pier glai* a, fine engraving,i, cut K'aai, wnite cnttia. :iumi? act, t nn,a ten aet.aoiaa, i- renen rr aateada, bcda. mattriaaea, he oil cloth, iii*h finny an I one cbaira, aphndtj bird* iu eager. East India, ateaico, tarIihk auil a.ecking birda. one large glaa* i f ati ff-d hi da, alao two full blooded horaea,'wo full b|no',e 1 Durham cowa, two full blooded heifer*. our firat-rate Inl'.iatd table, made be Baai.'otd, compute: one ft IJ totted |>:atio, made by Orlj O Walker. The Sale will commence at 12 o'clock, with li e kitchen furniture State*leaf afthe Bowery c irner Pellitreet, *19 and 11 A M., >ud leare and take p inaeiigrra a t the d uir. Catalig'iee ready on the morning ol the aale, at the residence, or at Ihe Auction Room thia day. a26 2f MAIL LINE TO HUSTON, VIA NORWICH WORCESTER RAILROAD. The a team b,a' CHARTER OAKd^apiapii Kojtlu will Itare erfry Monday. Wedueaday, and Friday afternoon, al S o'tlotk from Eaat K'?er Sir Wall elreet, aS7 Kljirraa l 'fine. HnVal Mail LETTEK Omn:r. I HMB No. 7 I'm* atreet. April 31,1841.?The Letter Bag* of the IL jral Mail Strainer DEC will f loat on Wi d.ieidiy morning al IS nMork, Efcmat th;* office for Naeiau, lUrana, Gulf of Mttieo and Writ Indi-a. a96 itr j STATE> ISLAAU in-bUtr. t Foot of Whitehall itreetdSSS^So xTSSHSK- JLwHJL Tb* ateatnor STATION ISLANDER, apt. BrAled. or IAMHON, Captain Dnral, will run lollolr OB board, or to i P C. BCHULTZ, J nt the office on th? Wharf N. B.?All kind* of property taken euly nt the h*k of lh? 0?H ttmaof. altr OPl'uSl l it )N 1,1 \K Ft n; ALI5ANY .MJ mA FAHK BED"CEU:t! P.ISSJWE >i oo E^auL NO HAIIIfK FOR BERTHA. t The comn n'iona ftteambeit WA^HI OTO.N, Captain li M.Brown, will leave Irom footnf Wa/rrn t'roet '1 utaday fa-noon. sa.h April at S n'cloek. t Regular ilaya or leaving ^*w Yo-k?T?-?diy, Thii ?d?y, id Saturday Albany on Monday, Wedneiday, and Kiiday. o'rl lek.P. M landing each wav at the foot of Hammond I rot, Newbjrgh, fonghk??p?iCatakill and HnJeon. f, l.ight Freight taken *i redocel pr ce? For P or might apply on hoard All kiuda ?f pi ope rly taken only*' *ri*k of tM owner* th're.f. aOTlmr FOR M AKHKILCK*?Keguiar ParOI.-To* nVWbark 1RAKLLA Cayt B-arw. will ml lb' EfiaLlet of Mar _ ,,r The aolMerlhera tmrpoae diapat?hinga Bh'r rooftually on I* I at dey of each m nth Hiring the ee.r'nr waiorille* iSfe, apatr rn v V 6 PAHK THRATRB. >r?t Ojtn N'uhi. THIS EYENINO A ri! 27?The Bcifbrn anee will eotrmen'* With Heiltui'e ?tera uf NO K M A Claiplian. Mr M mien Crur'eo, Mr Pecuia. Norm*. Mrr fcrfoiu, ElbeiU, Mn Kuijhl. To conclude with MY WIFE'S DENTIST. ?ir John Beaurnlc, Mrfmt.r?k O"- 1 Squadron, Bellamy Cicely f"Ore opeu ,t U Curtain riaea at Ti preeieely iri'CHKLL'H ULI9IFit; TUIHATBAt 1 HIS KVtNINO April lT -Thi fpirforaiWN will can menrt with u u* j THK H1NOUOVE8. Sir Hap- Riugdoye, Mr E?rtr Ringdove, HonCMli* Miae Longclaket. Mra Tiam i&Vh. H.ubeu, Edwin Sf.Pl'1'- Mra Tima "u"'' _ hliaa Singleton To conclude with BOZ: w Mr. Herueaatlf Sam VVeller. !T!itthelJ wire. noveigooDie, >lr?. Watt* Batty, Mueapp Admiaeioa?Draaacirela llcanta. Uppar bote* 24 cam "a IU caoU. Private botes li Doom open at* eve* Curtain riaaa at half raat ten ABKillCAA iHllhlia. Corner Broadrnay and Ann itreet. P. T. Bamuia, Manager. In order to accommodate the Immense crowd* which at tend hare, the Lecture Room haa heen enlarged. The mytUrioui OIPSEY GIRL can be couaulted Day o? F.veuing. She ii the Kreateit wonder of the age. Krou 10 la 12 and from 1 to 5 ahe can be privately conceited a* an ORACLE, or Foreteller of Future Event* free of charge. Mr. WINCHELL, the comic dralleriat, will in roducehu moat Huinorou* aud Quiscicel Eccentrieitiaa, for thia weea i.uly. M if* ROSALIE, the charming reealiat from New Or Iran*, i* engaged; alio LA PETITE CELESTE, the toeauti ful dancer Feperirntul* in ANIMAL MAGNETISM oa child three yean old. FALLS OF NIAGARA, with rami water ALBINO LADY. Pnuema'ic Rail Road, Fancy Glaaa Blowing Grand Cnamorama, and foo.ooa Curiosities. aMr Aaplendid day erl'ormance lake* place every Wedasada* and Saturday afternoon. Ail in i it mur e t?t he whole M centa? children hilf-pvic*. h. DE.MrAl EK'S SECOND BALLaI) oOIRJLE.? Mr. Uerapater'a Second Soiree will tahe iLce at the Society Library, lommrow, (WedueaJay) events:. STth of Apiit.when he will introduce th II. New Yoik.lec. by l'he Blind Boy"?written by .VI i*t Hanuah F. Gout. The Midnight Wind," by ?h Emigrant Scottish Bong?"John Ander.on my Jo." "My NannieO," A Man'* a Man for that." Mt Heart'* in the Highland*,'' he. farticular* of wmch mil be aunouneer in imall bill*. 3i/- Ticket* SO cent*. The ticket! will admit two ladirt and a gentleman to be had at the book and nunc a tori,Brook lya. Door* open at 7?lo commence at 8 o'clock. tff It* National academy ok bksig\-j?#w T*rk, April 35. 1843?The ITth Annual Exhibition of tlm Academy will be o en to the public ou Wednetday. 3"th April.it the ltoo yield much aatiafactioo to the idmiton of th beauliet of nature, and to tho*e who may require, altar being pent up for the wiuter in a crowded city, freah air lad *oaaa relaxation. The eateuiire ground* of ihM love yipot.Mll berally throw u i peu to 'he public, are now decked IB ill tin luxuriant I r, aline** of an early apriug. Thia b?yood doubt il the in.iat agreeable excuiiiun that can be made at thia aeaooa. a!3 Im r _________ PAL.vtu'S StLOON, No 41 t hamber atreet. near Broad w ay KKRL)I N A N1} PaLMO reapectfully inform* hia friend* and ibe punlic thai be li ,a lilted up a aaloon, which, for iplendor and magnificence, u onaurpasatd by anythiog of the kind intbii or any other eouutry. It ia decorated ia the moat goigeoui aty'e of Kaatern grandeur Mirror* and pain liagl adorn iu wall* and ceiling*; a ueat li tie st ige and oretwvtra ia ereclr.d at one end of the room, from which concert* will bo nightly given free; ?ifa? and Itungr* arc there fortha weary, K. I*. i? aaraie that there m?y be lime who will think thia de Florida, and receive 1 uo eaLry until I reported duty there. On itie teth of Jauuary, 1841, I put three dratti in the loiadn of Mr. Jamea Prtuliea, of No. la Wall atrect, New Vork, ti? neftotia'e lor ine to otitaiu money for ihvt purpoat 1 he dntfta were drawn upon the Secretory of the Navy lor mjr notary in advance, aa agent fbr the prearrvalion of tioilxr in Kaet Florida," lor the Ant .aecond. aud third quartern, pvtalile to Jamee Prentua or order, aoma day after they (ho?jd become due. I now caution the public againat negotiating far thaai draft*, in anv thane or form, at I have not receirad Ike valet tnertof, and I herehr protect againat the payment of UwSanaa,aaIao~ 'ife-a Mr. Preuiiaron the tat of April, that the Ryead of them had been at?i>pcd with the Secretary of the Nary: I revoked my letter of n.ttructi >na to him coaceraing theae drafts, which he acknowledges by letter to m i ol the M April, Igtg am >i.*r h. L. THISTLE. 'I'O URU'.hntl.-A rare i'haac**?Oj? ui ihetoeat Ivli A hliehcd old altiidt io tie n-.?t part of the cry, where a Caah bu>iu?a? it done, it offered for tele. The ltay.?Th- ep'endld packet thip SIDUONR, f: sating packet ahip CAMIkll t>'., apiain W. C. Baratow, will sail poeitively an Monday, and May. her regular day. CI M.cvinw?ni?i|ina ivr w cwmu UN IM?M| p?|i narra. arc unrqua 1*4 hy any ship. Kor Urma of pMMgo, uply on board, loot of Ber-uman r to ROCHE, BROTHERS k CO. M Fulton ?t. Mtt door to tha Fulton BocJi 07" rm?c(f>r? pmordipg. ?ill plena* nbairv that th? ^mnridt i? the only regular uncr una,' on iha' day. Prra u* deairoua of aeiiding to the old country for thrir ritnJa can make the n?.-?*a.ry arrangrmenta lo hnro I hem rongrit out la the abore atiperb parrel thip. railing from .iririool on the Itlh iun?,or in any of the ia?k?ta eonr'aing the Old Line, raiting (>om the abore port unetually on he 7'n and I tin of each month. For ptaaage apply lo tbaanberibera aa above. at* foil LI VERFOOt,?Packet of tat jrlaf?J ha IKWVk fi-it elaoa picket .h p hi HO. Cnptniu ?ill HBlfcbadiapetcliad for Liverpool, aa aboie. pofpa#i?ge. having rielleut aicommodaliunt, and waiida 'ill ha made rtry lo?r A' i l\ to >Mr IOHV HEKDVIAV. ?l P-ulli atfn?_-_ ia> t'OH i.lV Kit POOL?.New l.ioe-Kcf'ilar Pv-kf! ifH^oltMh May?Thl apltudid parke' ahip "HERIPAW. 9LCKL Captain V. A. Uepeyater, of loot) tona, wUI a abora, ncrrtfularday. ,ii_a a? Forfr?qfhtorp*ii*g*.hnrin?aecominodaf>ona undjaailad tor Jandiror comfort apply on board, at Orl?aua wharf .rootor Vail at.,or to COLLINS k CO M Sautbataaa T^'pacio'^rp'oAKH.' K. on,. will auccrtd the lb rid*. and .ail h Ana. km rwgu 'f-M.Vlii r -r-'- '??,n ahipaof Ihia liuo lill.ng twoe. nllr an twwtM. a.. rrrr -rr=r?TUW Nr.W o h L LAN ?-L ajd .W Mft ,M?i!i? lra?il a. ahore. her rerulnr (lav ir.lr'cairni or twaanra.harmt atdrudid luruiaheo .croons o LflZhon biard. at Ma a. what'. loot of Wall at ua. ooa.apply y_ K. COLLf-NB k CO ItHoatlh iirmt t*r+ will ht fallen havt the good* 'his lm? rorctfy innunrMl. \ifriis iu Stw OrltiMM, Hi'llia k Woodruit T _. Inrm.r.1 mil 0.. A* (da I^.rb,klrrdd l'nr po.kM i'hir Oi'M^I.ORF., C?ftom *ni* lft h rr-?>iKr ~K>M lOt> I? Atwo?i?ry 4*?4hi| flm.h n??i? H??n ?f l? in etfnt>Ult r.rJ?r vtarhnl g .nl-n >b<i r uri ?ril, <a i9?i"d?a?? of Ir .1 u'-orijr. fn ln? citf of N'W Bru-?wi k I brnifl t t it- it RjimI it <?ai?iboai, I or I i.awi J?r A/ t im r.?-t?? H uifn*. iw*t i

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