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COAlMEiiCIAL RECORD. LATEST DATES. London, April I I Livcipool, April I Haws, March 25 New Orleans, April 26 SSI.KS Till DAT AT TH BTOCS, CXCMANUB. 0 share United Status Bank cash 1031 104 102 103 102 75 83 61 42 621 52j 3 52 Ml 5 14 to 60 100 UXi 90 23 0 70 60 100 SO 60 100 60 100 90 12 60 30 47 SO ao 60 100 800 10 40 10 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Ho do 30 days do do do do do do Bank of the State of N. York cash Phenix Bank cash Delaware HucUou Canal Co cash do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do dj do do do do do i next week do do do do do Farmer Loan and Trust Co caah 75 do do do 4J do do do do 7J do do do next week 75 Ohio Life Ins.

Si Trust Co. cash 87 Ho do do do do do do do do Ho do do do do do do 87 do dd do days 67 Boston Prov. Railioad Co cash 84 do do do do 85 do do do do 8 do do do do 86 do do do next week 84 orcester fit Boston Railroad next week 76 Utica Schi.nec;ady Railroad a 30 days 101 Stonington Railroad Co cash 291 do do do 30 Canton Cn. Baltimore cash 28 do do 500 Canal Sixes, 1846, par Rcmarks. United Slates Bank is down to 103.

Boston anJ Providence has advanced also Boston and Wei ces er. There is a teriib.e panic in the market. Southern and Western money cannot le Mld any how and the brokers take nothing west of Albany. The hanks take mining for collection on the South. The run on tho Mechanic's Bank has ceased.

BRIGHTON MARKET, May I. At market, S20 Beef Battle, (including 50 unsold last week,) 20 Sans Working Oxen, 17 Cows and Calve, Sheep and 940 wine, including 160 unsold last weik. Prices Bed Ca'llt Prices have furl her declined about 50c. per hundred and we reduce our quotations, viz A few extra weie taken at first quality at 7.75 a second quality 7,25 7,75. and third quality at $6,50 a 7,25.

Working Oxen Several sales were effected, but we are not in possession of the prices. Cows and Calves Sales were noticed at 8 24, 28, 35, 40, 42, and $52,. MB Sheep One lot was sold for something more than 85, and lot sheared, $1,75. Swine Dull. anJ prices have declined, on large hogs in particular.

A lar 'e lot was taken at 7c. for Sow and 7J for Bar I 1 11.. I raw also a lot oi narrows ai oc. io io peuuic itirchasers lefiismg to pay the price asked, ill reian, Irom .1 II 1.2 for Sows, and from 9 1 2 to 12 1 2 for Barrows, ac cording to size and quality. ision Daily Adv.

MOBILE MARKET, April 28. Business ol every kind is scarcely breathing. Another of our few remaining largo houses, failed yesterday. It was very unexpected. Col'on Theie is nothing doing in the Colton business deserving notice.

The pnees are down to nearly nothing. We have noted no sales for a week past. Cotton still come to market, and there are fifty ship in the Bay to cany it off. rrilARl.ESTON MARKKT. April 29.

have been light. There arc oiders to piir chase, bill present prices are an ivc toe i. I I A 4 iill.tiio I flu 1 I 1 Ckl til 31 at Kice The lew purchases inaoe, einr tr. mid JI1114 qualm Tor city consumption omy have no purchase BiiU on England are luken at 9 per cent. wh.le "egt' tions have been entered into w.th holder of at from 10 10 13, and we und rs'and that 15 has been asked checks an New i oik 6 per cent premium.

Freights Du I To Liverpool, cotton, JJ per lb Havre, do, IJr for squaie I for round bales. CANTON MARKKT Jan. 7. Very little is doing in all minaimn of imports money be in, very scarce. Colton iiianufacU les continue dull, and the de mind for long cloths and other di scriptions of while goods is very languid.

Cotton yarn has declined I a and even at the reduction it difficult Io effect sales. Woolien spun stripes and cam bleti almost iinsalcablri, except at a gi eat ucrifice long ells are tather adva cing. jmm There is n.i ch ngn in the opium trade. Our quotation therefore aiequiie nominal, there bei no und no present indication of any lelaxation in the measures of the government We have no alterations to notice in the stale or our market lor Silk manufictuies, an I raw si.k iuues at the atn t.riee. MARRIKU.

On Wednesday eveninj, bv lh Rev. Th mas Maeauley, Mi. JOHN C. SWAN, to Miss FRANCES E. TL'TTLE, all VI rx Inlhisciiy, on Tuesday, 21 last, by the Rry O.

J. WllfLI AM J. NKVIlS, Ew. ol Railway, N. J.

Io 1 of the latj Joseph Neman, L. L. fori I rcni, of i 1M.tv Iff iiimwirk. At Harlem, on Tues lav evemns, 2'f by the Rev. K.i MitviiAM VAN UK li HOOK, of this city, i KACiISL AMELIA, dauhier Pet.

Handed, former place. On Thirslay, SARAH, wife ol William Peterson, in the 75th year of hil age. Funeral this afternoon at 6 o'clock, fiom 18s Ludlow near Houston. xr On I'liuisda nin2, of Apoplexv, at his resilience. No.

55 B.eecker ret, JOHN FLKM1NU, late President of the Jviechanic's Bank, aged 56 years. The relatives and friui.d are respeclliuly invited to attend the funeral, at tli.i above mentioned place, this afiemoon at half pa i 4 o'clo wi.h it further mv.ial:on. ihe Dropy, in the 521 year of her age, Mrs. HARRIET sister of Henry Frost. Funeral afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the house or her son in law, Joseph Irwm, 204 Delancey siieei.

On sdav afternoon. Captain SCHUCHARDT, of Stettin, Prussian, master of the Prussian brig Active. The German Captains now in port, are respectfullpr invited to attend his funeral.this after no at 5 o'clock, from No. 18J Mar kctficld street. Carriages will he in teadines.

On Thursdae afternoon, CAROLINE youngest daughter of Samuel Davis, aged 18 years. Funeral, on Saiuida; 6ih at 5 o'click, P. M. from No. 0 Dey street.

On Thursday miming, the inst. Mrs. JANE McGOWAN, of Cornwall. Knuland. aaed 60 years.

Funeral ihis afternoon at hall' past 4 o'clock, from 5i7 Broad "l0n Tuesday morning, CHARLES HENItY, infant son of Robert and M. i'. Bixuy. aged 4 iioiulis and 17 days. At Lebanon, Con.

on ihe 27'h Mrs. MARY PETERS, svife of Gen A'tsalom Peters, aged 80 yens. This lady was sister to tiie vi tieralile Dr. Porter, of Catskul, anJ moth of tht late Jad je Gurley, of Loiiisana, and also of the lle, R. R.Gur ley.

S'te was one of iho most elegant and excellent women nf ii tr lime, und has departed tlie couli lout hope ol'a blessed im O't 'loird ship II min. in the Pacific Ocean, Ma 1836. Lli BARRON, of Hossick, N. aged 28 yetirs. On board ihe 'h Rotlma ai sea, on the 9th of Feb.

183S, CHARL vi r' KINK, a sea nan on board said ship sutipojed to have belong I Io Ne Lotion. MARIXU LIST. POUT OF NEW YOHK, MAY 5. CLEARED THIS DAY. Bardmsaa ship Ire, Fratelii.Savagna, Constantinople, Pa non; shi Niagara, Bes.ter, Ch ir.es.

i Geo Sii.tou; ship Alaba tnian. Lati. Mobile, ll.ir butij cj; bark Louisa, itcliin Vera Cmz, De Fores'; brig Maria Hutchinson, Boston' Havdand. Sw bug Oscar, Huiman, Antwerp, Ro beiison; sch Almoner, Strong, Newport Del; sch Vesper, Wlt, Baih, Me, Nesunthot Leeds. ARRIVED THIS DAY.

Shi Lafayette, Biair. 6 fm Chirloion, with rice to Put ton 230 cks rice A Hecksrner 106 do fwifi S6 do it Trimble 1 Hoey quantity of cocoa U1S to ItiW liwnci. Br. brig ma, Alexandre, 20 ds im Ba as. in ligo 106 I mahogany 225 bales it ma.ter.

I I in I wun DUrqilD illie. na ize. iiuuoiiras, wun sarssparilia 4 pk oid Cooler i niues iv.i. 4il.2"0 Laliouissc lOiK) hide i.i niiBrrin.M Min.i.l Sl.riSJ ttj t. 10.U0il 4 bales sarsinanlU to outer.

Lefl 3 mnil'd ech lor Bo.ton in 15 ds; sch Lexington, Hill, of Kenney. 10 fm Mancerat, in sulnhe Tucker Lauries 1 hhd bbls su eft na Am vessels. it. i. helior.

20 ds fin Tuckanau. Louisiana, with hi tifUxir the navy yard. Sid in co wilh sch Mary Jane, of MVork r.t oV. Sch Peru, Sutton, I OS lin vriltoiii "stb'chiekatabut. Murray, 8 ds fm Wilmington, NC.

tsres.lo Diyuysle. Wlulmaish. BELOW One square ged vesel. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. villi naval Spoke, 3d instant, 40 miles S.

t. ol "Xm hA. nea, and for Warren, 1, the Atlantic, with brls ship Sophia, Wiiktns fin Amsterdam, 12th March, with rye and wheat lo A 4 llockscher. Sh.n Henry 1 V.Kearney, 4 ds Tm in ballast, to Hol lon, Fox Ai Livingston. 2d ins.ant.

Ut 3950, 70. passed a hip with in her lop sail and lopgallunt sail, sianding a snip baron. Albion.Carpenter.fm Dublin, 35 days, with mdze, Jtc. lo Rawion McMurriy. Lsfl, 26 March, Br.

brig bi lul. for New York, lt April; Br. brig Pomnna, for do, 15 da. pokt, I7ili ult. Ikt 31 S4 Ion 65, brig Cedrick.

fm Boion. for the Jsle oT Man 2Sih, lai 36 0. Ion 65. a Dutch gslliot, fra Aintcr iam, fw York 13th, tat ln 41 50. ship Harrison, fm Aru ie.

dam lor same day, sch George Henry, fin Si Johns, MB forJamana. Br bark Gauges, Carkan, fm L'pool, 4th March, imlz to Brown, 24 i Peerage pas enters. 26.h March, lat 43 34, Ion 41 35. exchanged S'gnals with Jubilee. 13th April lat 40 39, Ion 48.

hark Theod Kramer, 6 ds fm Balh, for the continent. 3d, lat 39 (5, lou 67 3, spoke brig Liston. Sunderland, for NY. 15th April, lat 41 30, Ion 67 13, carryid away the topmast, and lost threemen. Brig Henry Rcilvit, from the city of Si Dominso, 21 ds with to ag2 Si Son.

Lcfisch Wiimington. for New York only American. The brig Marv, Shields, for Bait, ailed tlie day before. Brig Rondout, Anderson, 24 ds from Mavagtirz, PR, wilh ugar and palm oil to A Benso.i. Left bn America, for ds.

Brig Una Its, Snow, 14 ds from Guayama, with sugar and mc to Mollrr it Oppeiilieitiier. Prig Chailts, uf Bruwiwick, I'm WrU Indies. ft ni i wf nm. in iiji line i ss work co'iiiirwe lulu lit the iollowiny prim 43 at 8 27 2 IS ai 10 at and t3 ai It ct nta. Whale ship Dei'riemona, Small, fm Hie Soiitil Atlantic and last of AnnaboU.

19 .1 Feb, with 150 1 bis whale oi to PM1 Zi ir.skie.it Pell. Oct 10. 1835, Albert Howland a native fed from the ma.i.topsatl yard on 1...1 1 1.., 30 19.16. James Siwaiu d.ed. OKI.

intl ll.eo i I It I 1 Bromen brig Catheiine, Slueffer, fin Hamburg 48 ds, with rye, Hamburg brig Weser, Hohorst, 59 ds fm Bri men, with wheat ryo lo XMoueiiios. i.eu no urns, zistiviarch, lat 49 31, ion XI, spoke snip ueiviuere im namimrg Baltimore, with cargo of grain. Dutch bug Bresass, Johnson, from A mster lam, 52 ds, witli rye to Meier. Sch Candia, 4 ds fm Vienna. C.U .1 lurks Island, with 57C3 bushels salt, awo Brothers.

Left sell flit it a rj i'j i I iey iiutn; the sch Strangej, Karrell, Tor Halifax sld Apnl Uih.lat 20 2, Ion 66 26, boardej Ihe wreck of a Tore and alt sch on her beam ends, full of water, with Washington on her stern; the name could not be read, as was Under water l.en.h. rf and naintul green, with one while streak. tu galliot Amsterdajn, to Graves. Sch Hand. Bradley 8 ds fm York River, wi.h oysters, bound to New Haven.

Br sch Betsv. T.inrlcnv 10 Am f.n Tn.L T.l.nI with lRfKl buhcls aalt to iddleton co. Sch Naasau, 4 ds fm Richmond, to Done Si Sturges. MEMORANDA. A foretoDSail schooner ashore on (Via Wt Rani will have to discharge to get off.

apt. Holland, lormerly ol bri Rondout. was left atSt.Tho ms, sick. A ship was seen beatin? off Tuskar. Amil S.I.

shou. dusk, bv the Hihernia, which Capt. Wilson thinks was the South America, hence. She probably went into Liverpool 5th. U.S.

fhip John Adams. 21 dav from Gibraltar, was at St. Thomas, 1st April, for New York 25th, all well. The senr Koskiosko. at New Orlean.

rem.rt. ihe se.hr Flash ashore on Galveston, eat go saved, vessel will become a total wreek. The day before the K. sailed the Mexican brigs of war were seen olr Galveston. Schr Granville.

Snow, frnm Roainn fk. Ttinmactnn atniek a at ln, mnw of George's river, called in gate morning ol the 25.h and was totally lost two young men belonging to Thomaston, named Elms and Lovejov, were drowned. Bris Columbia. Shaw, while tradu In. ntK.aatrMirt.na3 driven ashore on Buckman's Point, in Ihe gale niflhl of ult.

Hi i migea, and expected to be lost cargo saved owned by Kilbv, EsDost. Schr Georae. of and lor V. irm ntli MS Fmm Kastnort. was lost on a in the Grand Passage, 14th ult.

A lumber loaded sclir apparently full of water, and a brig dismasted in tow of a schr, waa seen 28th ult, off Cape Cod. PHILADELPHIA. Mav 4 Arr. it? Rwnlba. Rae.

bound to Pernamhucs, returned in tow of ihe Pennsylvania, hnviug got ashore on the 1st inst. near Cane Mav. and lost her ru.lJe'. Is the ScHCfi.Bir.L Schs John Randoluh. Thomas, fm Al bany Peru.

Rogers, fm NYork Amnhttrite. Allen, from do: Niazaia, Youns. fm Ho Ranelve.Lakc.fm do: Ovall. Smith, fm do Mary Emma, Tilion fin do Coaster. Smi'h, do.

Cl'd, sch Pioneer. Haskell. Boston barce Whale. Baldwin. ors.

From Schuylkill Schs America, Somer, NYoik Eclipse, Illinois, Baymore, do; Triumph, Williasns, do; neiiAiin, Jones, ao. BALTIMORE. May tArbris Fides. Madison of Salem fm St. Jago dn Cuba.

Left April Uth.U. S. sloop of war St. Louis, Capt Raines fm Pott au Prince, bound to Trinidad, Ha yjna and Pensaeola schr Giampus, far do in 5 or 6 ds. Spoke brig Pamelia, Smith, fm Salem, bound to St.

Jago de Cuba, out 17 ds. Brit Cotal. Reard'v 15 ds fm Guavami. PR. Left Artril 13, bark Chancellor, Fotbes.fir Haven in a few days; brigs Lion, Manner, for York to load at Jatms, 15 ds Spyj Staule.

iinceriain Guayama. Buxton. York, line James Mct'ai'. Batclielder. do do New York.

Piltencall. do 7 ds do unc; Victory, WoUten. Philad. 3 ds. Brio's Colorado, Jordan, Mayaguez, PR Rebecca Francis, Boerum, do Victor.

Jaivis, Boston, Br. schr Pomona, Miller, fm Nassau. Schr Avalanche. Johnson. Rio Left.

shin North Carolina, Commodore Ballard, fin Norfolk, for Valparaiso, in 2 or 3 days. Sehr Olive Branch. Clark, fm Matanzas China. Crowell. York.

RICHMOND. May 1 Ar. schs Leeds. NYork Amity, HickniPFi, Bos'ton Sarsh Ann, Albany Ruhic P. Hakcr, 1 ork Millicent, llau.blin, do Mechanic, Boston.

S'tf. Kch Nassau, Chester, NYork. WILMINGTON. NC. Aonl 28 Ar.

brijs Dove. Jar.iaiea I.arkawaoa. Lambert. NYork Vesiier. Hoiikirs.

do; schs Pir vi.lcn Kdgecomb, Piovidence Repealer, NYork Adelaide whs. n. oo. SAVANNAH, April 29 Ar brigs Abigail Richmnnd. Hi2 gins, Newport RI.

S1H. Br Kliip Chester, Lawson, Liverpool; brig Splendid, Var ni Martm q'te. CM. Hrbsrl. ulcan, I'atn k.

I. ool; sch 1 antivy. 1 oone. York; si Cashier, Payne Pr vidence. OKI.EAs amil 27 Ar slnptieor'tana.

E'dndse. fm Philad; hark Lord Stan'ey. Henderson, fm Liverpool: brie A qtttlla, Vldn.lge, 24 ds fm Bos'on. April si. Carrol cx Carrollten, Bird, Liverpool; Admi.lnnce Sould; do.

BOAKDKKS WANTED. At the Mansion House at Seeaueas, in a very retired situation for families or single ieisons. A so good paslcme for Hmscs and Cattle at ihe Rail Road Undue eros in ihe Haekensack river 5 miles from J. Ts. Cuy.

The cars leave and lake up passengers as required, runntn? from Jersey City in 2') maiut s. on thi premises, or al T. H. BfJRRAS, Dentist, No. I O'ive'r street.

New Vork, lor 'erins, ke. m5 Im WAVi'KD to 12,000 at 7 per cent, od improvej property in Front street, in the Second Ward, of the city of Brooklyn, worth more than double the amount. Apply to' NATHAN B. MOKSE, n5 tf corner ry and nry sree'. Rrooklvn.

LOS T. This murninj in I'earl stroti, 1 2 Noies drawn by Messrs. Tliomi R. Hoi Jen Sons, ind endorsed hv Mr. K.

H. Green, Provnl nee. out dated Alir.l 14, MJT, 6 for IIS 9J one do. do. IStli, 6 for 'hi 35.

With I hem were f.vo bills of mercliandse. botig'it of Messrs. Joscj.h Sauipon Co. ol Hie same rl.i'ea and amounts. paMin nt of the said no't being stopoed tin 'vill be of no se 'eil to the owner.

The finder will be. Mitiiab'v rewarded by avng ihem at WILSON G. HUNT'S, Mav 4,187. ni5 3t 454 Pearl street, corner of Chatham. LADIES' CORSET WAREHOUSE, wholesale and retail, at No.

96 John street. The Misses Corset, Dress and Habit makers, would tender their sincere thanks to the ladies of this cuy and others, lor the en eouraemenl they have received from them. They would inform ir cust. 'liters that they continue to keep on hand a and el estnt assort in. nt of Corstls, mauutactured from the most dot able materials, and of the most approved shape and as a caret' attention will paid by them lo tho requests of their customers, ihey tl liter themselves that theirs will be found superior lo any now in use, and they solicit and look with confidence for the continuance ol the public favor.

They receive regulaily the newest fashions fiom London and Pans, and they assure their friends and the public that every order, either lor Dresses or Corsets, will be promptly and carelullv executed. N. B. Country and Southern merchants can be supplie with on mod. rate 'ernis am' at ne sn.ir et notee.

roS JTAIR RODS. Ihe subscribers have now a very large assortment ol Bram Stair Kods ol all kinds and qua'ities Plated and Hollow Ware. We also keep a very large supo'y of Oval Rods 30 luc'ies in length bv 1 inch vide, S3 per dazen, incluhng fix'uies. For sale wholesale or le ail. by D.

E. DEI. A VAN BROTHER, Iii5 483 Bcoadway, cor. Broome st. lUJiruuA i iu; ruunc notice is hereby given that the assessment for setting curb and sjui ler and Fifteenth street, between 8tiand 10th avenues, unp'eted, and is op.

at the Street Cuniiiiissioner's Office for iminatnu by a'l peis us interested. And notice is hereby fu'lier siivon that if any persons interest obient to the contv a ion of the above nam: assessment, thry ire desired to nresent their olijeciims in wriliii; at ihe Sirer. 'otniinssioiiers on oi before ay, the 15 day of May nstant. JOHN EWING, Jr. Street Commissioner.

Street Commi siom i's Olfiee, Mav 5th. 1817. n5 TOT1CK. Mr. WALTER BICKER is no Ion ney, u.i ler w'ucti he lias acted in my name, has been revoked by me.

Mew i ork, rpiii zom, ioj. JA.MESS. HUNT, Slock, Exchange and Money Broker, m4 lwis No. 27 Wall street CiUKl'UitA ruunc notice is hereby given that the Commissioners have cainoleted ihe assessment for cleaning the Docks between ihe foot of Watt and Hoboken slreel, Hudson River, and odgd the same in the Street nil Coiiriiissioiief" t.fhce lor elimination by all persons interested. And notice is hereby lonner given, mat any persons inte rested obiect to the confirmation or the above named assessment Ihey are rViredto present their objections in writing at the Slreel Commission oince.oo oroeiore ne iom nay or inst.

JOHN WEN, Jr. Sirei Commissioner. Street Commissioner's 'ce, May 3d, 1837. m4 'Uliruii i iiuiior. ruouc iotice is berebv ifiven that areso'tition has been laid befoie the Boaid of Aldermen to grade 122J slreel, from the Third Avenue lo the tlatlaem nver.

And nolu.e is hereby fuiiher given, lhat if any perrons interest ed object to ihe pfposmon aooveineniionea.iney aie desired to present iheir objctions in writing ai Ihe Str et Commissioner's Of hec, on or before the 13m day i iviiy int. JOHN fcWEN, Jun. Si. Commissioner. St.

Commissioners' Otfice, m4 OUPOK.vTIO.N OICK. tuhlic notice IS heiv bi civn lint the assessment Tor pavin? Liberty slreel from Nassau to Maiden Lane, is completed, and is open in tlie S'rec! Commiioner emce for examination. And notice is hereby further sivn, lhat if any persons interes ted to tlie ciiti.innVKin ol me ahove, they are picrenl thv s.i'iie in wriimg at lie Street Comiuusifner's office. on or beore Ihe 8th dav of tiet. JOHN K.W'EN, ieel Commissioner.

curr. vii.iihi.i.. 'iiei a 28t 1 1 Ar.ril. 28 jOOHPOKAl'lON Public notice is are hereby lhat the Assessments her maftei named completed, and are open in tlie Street Commissiuner's Offi. viz For a well and pumn in Greene street, near Waverlv place.

Foi a well and porno in Downing street, near Virick. Fc a well and pump inScammel street, between East Broa wav and Grand. For a well and pump in Mott street, between Prince and Houston. For a well and pump in Mangm street, near Delancey. For a well and pump in I6 stteet, near avenue.

For a well and pump inSherilTstreet, between Delancey and Rivington stteets. Anil notice is hereby further given, lhat if any persons interested object to the confirmation of either of the above named assefs menls. 'hcv are desued lo present the sain in writing at the Street Commissioner's on or before the Bth day of May next. JOHN EVVEN, Jr. Street Commissioner.

Street Commissioner Oificr, I 2sth April. 1S37. a2S USSIA DIAPERS. pieces Russia Dia aers, for sale by JOSIAH DOW CO. i9 Broad t.

cor. Beavei st. a24 S' TATIONER'S HALL METALLIC PENS. made and now umveisaiiy ao pTi in oanas and coimtn. houses.

fresh supply just at ivs'ioners nan, 245 Peail s'rert. bv DAVID FW.I.T CO. 1T ANILLA HEMP 156 bales, per Alexander, 1V from ManiUa, for sale by N. L. G.

GRISWOLD, lOtis 88 South street. BFXKWITH PILLS. I yiasKS. TURNER HUGHES having been duly iiivesird witli authority to sell, and apponit agenls for the sale of ibis valuable medicine, are now executing orders to a laigo extent, at their office, 180 Broadway, New i receipt of regular surihe3 direct from the "factory, undei the immediate supervision ot' the inventor, at Raleigh, K. O.

These Pilishava been extensively known ill Carolina lor ny years, though never offered to the public as an article of saie uil within a few years past. Those who are yet unacquainted with the properties of these Pills, are informed that Ihey are successfully employed in a. most every variety of functional uisordeisof the Stomach, Bowels, Liver and Spleen such as heariburn. acid eiuciations, nausea, headache, pain and distention of the stomach and bowels, incipient Diarrhoea, Cholic, Jaundice, Flatulence, habitual Cosuvtness, loss of appetite, sick headache, seasickness, iic. They are a safn and cerafortable Aperient for Females during pregnancy and subsequent confinement, relieving sickness at the stomach, headache, heartburn and many of the incidental nervous affections.

Literary men. students, and most other persons of sedentary habits, find them yery convenient. Those who indulge too freely in the pleasures of the table, find speedy relief from the sense of oppression aod distention which follow, by taking the Pills. As a dinner Till they aie invaluable. Those who aredrirkmg mineral waters an 1 particularly those Irom southern climates, and ague and fever district, will find ihem a vaUab'c adjunct.

Those who aro exposed the vicissitudes of weather, on voyages or journeys, can take them at all times with perfect safety. In full doses they are a highly efficacious and safe A nti Bilions Meoicine. They seldom or never produce sickness at the stomach or gi iping. The foHowing history of the Pills, and evidence of their efficacy, has been furnished us by Er. B.

Gentlemen More than twenty years ago, I resided several yeais in one of the principal towns in the low counay in this state, employed in the practice of Physic, when in consequence of an attack of Yellow Fever, succeeded by a protracted quartan ague, 1 was compelled to change my residence, and settled in this city. My Liver and Spleen had become enlarged, and Iheir functions greatly deranged. I bad frequent and obstinate attacks of Jaundice, with atlt ndant, or perhaps consequent Dysp psia, in many of its distressing forms. Agreeably to the usual medical treatment, ditferent preparations of Meicury were used in conjunction wilh other remedies, but with the uniform effect nf producing an extensive inflammation upon the surface resembling Erysipelas, and known lo Pliysicians by the name of Mercinial Erythema. I vtas at length obliged to abandon its use altogether, and to tax my resources lor some substitute lor Mercuiy under such peculiar circumstances.

Aflei much investigation and many trials, the composition of ihe Pills was hit upon, and answered my ut mt st wishes and expectations. My health way perfectly restored, and although since that period, I have had lour severe attacks of bilious lever, arising from exposuie to the vicissitudes of a southern climate, wl le in exiensive piofessional pursuits, I have never taken one particle of mercury in any form, and still enjoy sou id health. Having sub sequently, freqeeut occasions to prescribe for cases of a similar character, but under a great variety of modifications, the Pills came into very common use in my practice and as the afflicted are mually communicative of their complaints and their remedies, each has contributed lo extend the reputation and use of the Pills, Ull at length the demand for them greatly exceeds my leisure to supply. With regard to your request for certificates of their ef ncucy 1 could furnish more than you would be wil'lng lo publish, from persons of both sexes, and among the most intelligent in Ihe Slate but I think it very idle, as they are seldom of any value beyond the immediate circle of the writer's acquaintance. I will, however, give you two which were sent mc by Physicians whose integrity and pielessumal respectability are sufficiently stubl.

shed. Beyond this the Pills must rest upon their vn intrinsic vi' luu. 1 am personally answerable for itieir composition, and for Iheir applicability lo the cases in which they are recommended. They contain no Meicury nor any other Mineial they are purely vegetable. To pret.

n'd that they are an n.fallible remedy in every state of disease for which Ihey are recommended, would be nonsense but that they have Droved to be more cenerallv and extensively safe and useful than any oihei article of Ihe sort wilh which i am acquaint, I coutldently assert liom ample experi ence. I hey have for many years been the established domestic medicine in many families in ditferent tectums of this State. as well as in my own. Yours, 6iC 'JOHN BECK WITH, M. The following Testimonials of the claims of these Pills lo public patronage, nave been se.ected Irom many ot similar imixjrl.

reeentiv furnished From the Rt. Rev. Levi S. D. BUiod of North Car olina.

Ralei March 2. 1835. the last three years, been intimately acquainted wilh Dr. John Beckwnh, of this cily. and enioved his orotessioiial set vices, I take easuro in staling Uiai Lis character as a Chris tian gentleman and experienced l'hysiciau, entitles his testimony, in regard to ihe use ol his Auti dyspeptic Piils, lo the entire con I lidetK.e of the public.

My xpenei.ee ol llie good effect of these two eats past, sattslies me of their eminent value, particularly in aiding hi impaireu digestion and warding off bilious attacks. Having Leeu for a It ng time subject lo the annual recurrence of such attacks, I was in the habit ol resorting for security against Ihem, and with very partial success, lo a liberal use of Calomel or blue Pill. Bui since inv aeuua.nlatice with the Anti Dypeptic Pill of Dr. Beckwith, which he prescribed in Ihe fits! instance himself, I have not been under the necessity of using Mercuiy in any fwrni, besides being whol exemut from bilious attacks. Several members of my family are experiencing the same beneficial effects.

L. S. I VES." From the Rev. F. L.

Hawks, D. D. New Yohk, F.b 3, 1836. 1 have no knowledge, derived from experience, of the ethcacv of Dr. Beckwith's Pilis but 1 know mat several of niv personal friends in fMorlh Carolina, wliom 1 left some ytars ago sulleritu under Dyspepsia, were in good heallh when I saw tilt in, on a vis.i inaoe a lew months since, and alt asr iued Iheir covery to the use of Beck v.

nil's Pills. I know that cemiicates obtained bv the Doctor in Nort'i Carolina are from gemk men of the highest respectability, and several oi tnem staled lo me verbahy that which is contained in th ii puh.ished certificates. I have the most enure confidence in them. also know Dr. B.

cknitji, and have known him from inv boyhood; and 1 clietrltii.v Mate with Hishoi. Ives, 'thai his cha racter as a Ctins nm jj' l. and expenenced Physician, enti ties nts lisiunoi.y irirtgatd lo II. ot Ins Ant. I il's, to the entire confidence of the public L.

HAWhS." From Edward Stanley, Solicitor for the 2d Judicial Dis trict iNorth Carolina. WASHl.tGTOft, N. Dec. I. Isj6.

Several years before Beckwith Pilis "amc nun general use. meir eincieucy in preventing bi.ious attacks had been io mc by genilemeii who had experienced their bei.hls, and Ik iii mvself a subject of those diseases, from exposure in attending ihe Voinrs.on one ol tne most uiiiieailby riuiugs in tlie feta m.luceil to use the fi.is. Since llitn, 1 have buen entirely exeinp from such attacks, and confidently believe I owe my exemption lu ihem. For the benefit of my professional brethren and others similarly exposed, 1 oiler this ceititicate. I know them to be sale and may be taken under any circumstances of exposure.

HUWAtlU 1 AlNLc.1 MR. H. D. TURNER. Principal Aeent lor Beckwith's Pills.

180 Broadway, New Vork. My Dear Sir I send you a letter from Dr. James Man ney, a fhysiciau well known ihis total tor high prolessional character and great xperitnce he is extensively known out i f. as well as in ih.s the cae is an important one, and its pub lication may do mucli good. i ours, iVc.

JJNO. BECKVY I 1 11. Raleigh, N. C.April 13, 1837. JNO.

BECKWITH. M. D. uear I consider it a duly which owe to society, to give you a condensed statement of a case oldyspepsia which occui rid io my own family. My only son, James Lewis Manucy, when about eight years oage, was seized with that kmd of Dyspepsia called KV.tj..

lln.li I. i rw VI i wnn. U'ivi i nilUMI Ol Mb. violent pains Hi the stomach and small intestines, and in a few minutes vomiting of the food recently taken, with a large quantity ol waiery Hu.d Having at that lime practised medicine in I his stale lor twenty live years, i hail treated a eat many cases sut cessfiilly but tins case of mv son was so obstinate ana mtrai la oie as to rese all Hie usual leiuedies. 1 then resolved as a ilerni ei resoit lo make a fair trial of vonr Aiiti Dvspepuc Piils.

I nur chased a box and i oiiiineiict .1 giving him one pill alier every mea! an.i unen ni cessary pr jcure a gu ar aciion ol Ihe bowels, jhree at bed time. He egan to nr.piove i niiiediatelv, and bv us aLout three boxes of pills his health was re esulllisli' and his stiengih arel complaxton gieally imnroved. He is now in his tenth year, in fine heallh and grows rapidly. JAMES MANNEY, M. Baufort, N.

C. March 20, 1837. Among numerous olhel recommendations of Dr. Beckwith's Anii Dsncntic Pills, recently sent to H. D.

Turner, Geneial Agent. 180 Broadway, N. ar the two following 1 have lor some nme used Dr. BecKwuh's Anti Dyspeptic anl consider them as eminently efficient in the diseases Ihey pretend to remedy being not unpleasant to take, and affording immediate reiiei. W.

B. HAYDEN Pacific Hotel, N. Y. March 24, 1837." 1 have taken Dr. Beckwith's Anti Dyspeptii Pills, and used thera in mv family with so much pleasure and piofil, that I cannot refrain from adding my humb testimonial lo llieir value.

I on regret that 1 have nmt the mrl'ience of wealth and station lo add weight to mv ri commendation but yo.i have lhat of sueh distinguished men as lire Right Reverend Ihe Bihop of Cainlina, and the Kev. Lfr. tianks, vou neeil not my assistance I shall feel gratified however, by your iiansmit'iiio to our itthy fellow citizen, Ur. Ucckwnh my sincere thanks f. Ihe tion of his pleasant and efficacious medicine, and my earnesi wish that Ihe aiiiki lyMpejnic fills may speedily attain lhat pre.

eminence in the American market which they so eminently merit, i uurs, olc. W. KERR. Ellrabethtown, N. Jersey, 26th April, 1637." Price of a single box.

50 cept. Terms to agents and those who buy to sell arain. II. D. TURNER, Prm.

Agent, mo 10 Brr adway, N. York. Up Stairs. TN CHANCERY. MASTER'S SALE.

In pursuance, a decretal ori'e' of Ihe Court of'Charcerv nf th r'aie of New York.t'if following de enbed piemies wi! be soli bv, or mule: the dirt ciion of 'he i ubscr one of the Masters of said Couit, at pub'ic A iction, on Hit I. nntioav ot in rrxi, at 12 o'cliM at noon, at the Auction Room of Mess. s. Jas. M.

Mib ler Ai No 3 Broad street, in the cdy of New York, viz that certain piece or parcel of laid designated on map of property belonjit," to Lemuel Wells, Esq. lire, situate at Bloominda in tlie Twellib Ward of llie of New Yo'k. surveyed and laid out bv R. Spencci, Ci'v Surveyor, Dec. 24 1834.

into seven pai ce's bv the oarci I No. 1 bouuned and coniaining as follows, vtz cemm.neinj ar a punt on the southeasterly me of the Booming dale road, where ihe sad aicel adjoins 'he lauds now oi late of Jacob Hit sen, and running thence northerly along the said southeasterly line of said Bloomineilale. road two hundred and thirty nine feet, to the aouihwesteily line of lands belonging to Henfv Jackson, thence southeasterly along the southwesterly line of said Henry Jackson ianu two nunarea ana ten leet eight inches, to the centre of the Tenth avenue, thence souihwesterly thro ijhthe centre line of said avenue two hundred and seventeen feet to the nor'heasterlv botmdaty line of Jacob Harsen aforesaid, thence northe teriv alons the last mentioued Im one hundred and foitv one feet and six inches lo the place of biinn ng containing cighty eisht hiinilre Itlis of an sere which premises are divided into two parcels, by aline run through the centre of Seventy fourth slree, and the smaller of Ihe said tw parcels, situa'e'on 'he northeastwardly side of ihis line, will be fiist sold. Dated New York, 12th Apiil, 1637. CHAS.

B. MOORE, aI3 tawts Msster in Chancery. The sale of the property is postp vued until Thursday the eighteenth day of May instm', at the same hour and place. Ntw York, 4th May, 137. CHAS.

B. MOORE, m4 2awtM18 Master in Chancery. A DDICK'S ESSAY. Essay on Education in jl wnicn me subject is treated as a natural science, in a enes of familiar lectures. With notes.

Bv Mrs. Barbaa O'Sullivaa Addtcks. Just received and lor ile by a27 CS. 9. CARVILL CO, 101 Braaiway.

PARE REDUCED TO TWO DOLLARS. NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND TROY TEAM DO AT INK FOR ALBANY. From id foot of Barclay teet. 1 r.e ALBANY in morrow morning at 7 clock. The CHAMPLAIN Monday mrninat 7 o'clock.

From ihe foot ot Courllandt sireet. Th SWALLOW this afiemoon at 5 o'clock. The OHIO io nioirow afiemoon, 5 o'clock. NOTICE. All goods, freight, baggage, bank bills, specie, or any other kind of pioperly, taken, shmjied, or put on board the boats of this bne, must be at the risk of the owners of such goods, freight, baggage.

m5 FARE REDUCED IO TWO DOLLARS. PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY. The new and splendid steam boat ROCHESTER, Captain A. P. St.

John, will leave the foot of Liberty Stree every TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 1 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, and at 5 o'clock. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, The new and splendid Steamboat UTICA, Captain E. B. Wells, will leave the font of Liberty street every MONDAY AFTERNOON.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, and at 5 o'clock. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, For urther information apply on board, or of CROOKE it FOWKS, corner of West ami Liberty streets. AH Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills, or any other kmd of pioper ty taken on board ihe boats of thu line, must be at the risk of the owneis thereof. Positively no Freight taken after 4 o'clock. P.

M. rn5 FOR FOUGHKEEPS1E. The steamboat EMERALD. CuDtain Geors Wil kmson, will leave New York from the foot of Murray street, every MONDAY, THURSDAY, and at 5 M. SATURDAY, For Poughkeepsicand intermediate 'andings.

Retuining. leaves Pouhkecasie from the foot of Mill street, for New Yoik and interim landings, every WEDNESDAY, 1 FRIDAY, and at 6 o'clock, P. M. SUNDAY. Lamling at Fishkill Long Dock, on ihe passage up, on Thursday ar I Saturday nights.

I CR PEEKSKILL, VEKPLANCK, GRASSY POINT, eivr Live OKnuvnTnuv imnn'S PKRRY. .3 litis, rtrvrv i luii.i. AND YONKERS From the Foot of Chambers slreel, 2 IJaily, ui "i A. M. The Steamboat UNION, Capt, H.

Tut hill. Notice. All floods Frfioht. Ran.aae. Bank Bills.

Specie, or any other kind of ofpropeity, taken, shipped, or put on board of this boat, must be at tlie risk of the owners of such Goods, NEW HAVEN HARTFORD STEAMBOAT LINE. Summer Jlrrangemenl. Oa and after Monday, the 24th unld fuither notice, ihesteaimr NEW HAVEN, Captain J. Stone, anu Ike steamer NEW YORK, Captain B. Stone, will alternately leave New York daily, (Sundays excepted') from the East River Steamboat Place.

fot of Beekraan street, ai 7 clock M. Retuining, leave New Haven daily. (Sundays excepted) at 12 o'clock, A. M. Excellent post Coaches will be at the Steamboat landing at Now Haven, to convey passengers to Hartford, Boston and Providence, daily also to Litchfield daily, via Walerbur.

and io Litchfield, via Woodbury, Tuesdays. Thuisdays and Samr days; also, Wolcotville and Plymouth, via Waterbury, Tues days, hursdnvs and Saturdays. an. rs. i le; iew liaven fttcanil.oat tjr nipanv win not or rr tp'tnsillr for (iekages of any unit they are delivered (in New York) to the fnntaii.o of lie beats.

iheir agent, John Saxlon and in New Haven, at their oifice. For further information, imre of ni5 JOHN SAXTON. 114 Smith St. PATERSON NEW YORK RAIL ROAD LINE. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR 1337.

TO COMMENCE OM THE FIRST OF MAT. Leave Pateison. At 7 o'clock, A. M. 10 2 P.

M. Leave New York. At 6 Vl.k, A. M. I SUNDAYS.

Leave Palerson: Leave Nesi York. At 7j o'clock. A. M. I At 9 o'clock, A.

M. 4 P.M. 51 P. Al. All Bagjsge at the risk of Ihe owners thereof.

Offices, corner of Maine and Congress streets, Paterson, anl 75 'ouitianut i'reet, New Yoik. SEATS IN CAR 75 CENTS, IM OTHER CARS, 62 1 3 CENTS Tiaiisuoridtion Cars a'so will Pasrtenxets are advised to be he stated hours ol deriartute. piy ilailv. the Ferry a few minutes before m5 HOUhE WANTED. Wanted lo rent, a inolein lw ostory B.ick HoJse in a jenteol licv'libai h'xsl.

Tlie lower iiait ol the e.iiy nrelcired. Address at ihe ol this paper, staling location, terms, CVC IO LE i in a small family, tlie lowei pait nf ihe House 33 Bowery. App lo W.SAMJrUKIJ,1:) Ann trt tt, oron the pre sirjk TO LET. The uvo new biotes, No. 71 and No.

7 1 Libeitv sHeet. next to the corner of Btoai' 1 These ytw aie live soties high, have double liar, a vault in front, hre proof in the rear, and built in the best maiimr. inquire ot M. VV iirtiavAl e.l"S I f.rt. al" tf No.

150 Broadway. l'O LET The basement story and third loft of the new brick building, No. 15 Ann street, coiner ot Theatre Aiicy. Emiuire in firsi story, of if C. RIKER.

mgA TO LET from the first of May next The five story fire proof STORE, No. 107 Front si. LU. Apply to THATCHER T. PAYNE, a5 eodif No.

49 Nassau st. TO LET OK FOR SALE. Two new three siory brick Dwelling Houses, with basement and cellar, situated in Pearl street, Brooklyn, between John on reel and Mvnle Avenue, to be completely finished by I5tli inst. wilh sliding dines, marble mantles, plale. furniture, The lots are each 25 by 100 feet and bounded by a 10 ot alley in ihe rear.

Houses 25 by 40 feet. Rent per annum $650. It sold, a of llie purchase money may remain on bond and mort gage. Anply io l. A.

Kobbius, bun. ler, on the premises, or be tween 10 and 2 to SAMUEL E. JOHNSON, n5 if At P. A. Jay's office, 81 Nassau street.

New York. STOKE IN PINE STREET TO LET To Let ihe Four story fire proof Stoie, No. 2, Pine eel. It is substantially built, having an iion front to the lirst story a'so under cellars, and two vaults under the street. Ii can be insured at low rates.

For lerms, apply at the Book sire, at the e.irner nl fine street and liroauway. ANo. TWO OFFICES To Let. Apply hs above. f21 I at wholesale and retail, ol every de scription and low p'lees, al SMITH'S Clock Establishment, corner of I'owerv and Division street.

Brass Clocks made le order for Banks, Churches, and warrauted Clock Faces, Rods. Balls, Keys, for the tiade Clocks for Church Steeples, a supeiior article. Fa es painted in the best style also, rich Gla.s Dials. Entrance 7i Bowery. 29 A.

B. SMITH. HE AT AND RYE. White and red wheat German and Odssa Rye, for sale in lots to suit purchas ers bv teTAINER, DUTILH CO, 91 Wall st. m28 II pWENTY FIVE TO THIRTY THOUSAND JL Dollars wanted for four or five years on property in the firM ward, worth double Ike amoun interest payab quarterly.

Address B. box 445 Lower Post Offi.ie. ml 3lswm "ITTANTED A middle White Woman to do the general work of a small family one lhat canbiing a good recommendation liom her last place tor honesty and sobriety, may apply to R7 Division street. a26 WANTED, A COOK An American preferred. One who understands her business, can apply at 57 Cham ber st.

aI3tl TTTANTF.D in a wholesale and retail hardware business, a yiung man about 20 years of age. A fair compensation will be allowed fur Lis services. A lin addressed to Co. Evening Star, will meet with attention. a4 pLERKSHIP WANTED.

The advertiser wishes to obtain a situation in a Wholesale Dry Goods or mimission House being pnrnessed of lone practical rxcrience he considers himself competent to give satisfaction to the em ploy ei. Rcicr to Wilson G. Hunt, 484 Pearl, corner of Chatham street JO xOARD ANTED In a small private lamilv in a centra' situation lor a gentleman, lady, and little irl. Ad.lr. Hot 417 Post Office.

alO IJOOK Iil.NDr.K Wanted at Stationers' Hall, a gooa nuiKiuan as a unisner. to m4 D. FELT CO. 215 Pea'Utreet. T30ARD FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED XJ Any respectable faulty wishiua to Icssl ii their own di.

prunes or acrnni'iivini ni a iRmny ol iwi) or lour persons, in a teally lenterl and contfortblt can fiave an opportunity by addressing a nol stann; the exact locV.ion, to box J01 upper t.ol office. Th west and .0.1. rnart of llie cily. or the immediate vicinitv af the Btite rou .1 oe uietcrn d. a22 National Bank, New York.

31st 1R37 THE President and Directors have this day de A clared a dividend uf four and a half nn tl stock, out of the profits of the last six months, which will be uafl to the stock'tolders on and after the 10th of Apnl int. The books of transfer wtll Im closed from the 1st to the 6th of April inclusive. By order of the Board. S. FL'JWWELLING.

Cashier. it WHITING PARCH MENT. Fine London prepare. various sizes Ism i.nlv stationer oner's 245 Pearl teet, bv DAVID FELT A CO. v.i a 1.1 111 a rtaraware store, a young mr.n as salesman: iFi bti trqiiimed with the business (nine others need apply.) A'soa from 15 lo 18 vearsof a2e 10 d3th general w.iri of a 'ore.

Apply to DANIEL E. DELAY AN' BROTHER. 103 3j Cnr. Brooms Btaadway. nr.

1 TALI A.N LUSTRINGS. 2 cases Crst quality J. real Italian; 2 di dn imitations, this day iereiye.1, for safe bv JOS1AH DOW CO ml OHKLLAC cases Liver Shellac, this dav lauding, lor saleky DOW CO. 59 Broad su cor. Braver at.

a24 VT7r 'rwca S. ni. "i 2' ml i Tf'iCff iVil ril sti AMUSEMENTS. MR. KEELEY'S BENEFIT PARK THEATRE.

This Evening, May 5th, will he performed Ihe Drama of JULIE OR, THE FORCED MARRIAGE. Mornsseau JJr. Kcelcy The Kegint ol Fianco Mr. Isherwooil Julie Mrs. Keeley A Minuet and Gavotte will be danced by Mast, and Miss Wells To which will be added ihe Farce of HIDE AND SEEK.

Mose Mr. Keeley Mrs Mordaunt Mrs. Kcelcy To conclude wilh the Farce of TWICE KILLED. Mr. Euclid facile, Mt.

Keeley. Tickets Boxes Jjl Pit, 50 cents Gallery, 55 cent. Doors oien at 7 performance commence at 7j. Last night but i.i.e ol Air. COOKE'S Company.

AMERICAN THEATRE BOWERY. 1 his Evening, May 5, will be perfetmrd the Drama of SAM PATCH. Sam Patch, a true Yankee and noted Jumper, Mr. Marble MrTobia Mr Blakely Katharine Mis Pickerin? To which will be added the astonishing Performances of the Po lish Brothers. To conclude with Ihe Grand Me.o Dramatic Romance of EL HYDER.

EI Hvder Mr. George Jones Mat Mizen Mr. Flvnn Han Clifton Miss Waring Saturday Mr. MARBLE'S Benefit, and positively his last appearance. B.

For sale, Shares in the Stock of the American Theatre Bowery. Aply to Mi. Draper, at Box Office. Doors open at 16 o'clock Curtain rises at 71 Checks not transferable. Seats mav be secured at the Box Office.

A full antfefficitnt police has been engaged and will be actively employed in presetving food ordei. Messrs. CONY BLANCH ARD'S BENEFIT. RANKLIN THEATRE. Chatham Shcare.

Tlus Evening, May 5, will be performed the Drama of the CRUSADERS. Conrad Mt Cony I Sir Kenneth Mr. Blanchard Richard Cceur de Lion Mi Chapman Guardian ol the by the dog Hector. Afit which Highland Fling by Mr. Collingbourne irenian aon by Mr.

reruval To which will be added, the Faico of THE SWISS COTTAGE. Max Mr. W. S. fton Lisselte Mrs.

Kent To conclude with the Sorlo Comic Pantomime of DON JUAN. Don Juan Mr. Cony I Scaramouch Mr. Blanchard Door. open at 61 o'clock performance to commence at 71 o'clock.

Admittance Boxes 50 cents Pit 25 cents. AMERICAN MUSEUM. Extraordinary Ex periiiieiits by CUTHH1RT, the Gieal Magi whose Magical Display, Scientific Illusions, and apparent Supernatural Poweis, are unsurpasse.i by any other Magician in the woi will give a seues of h's highly liiiere.tiiig and popular entertainments in Ihe Lecture Rojiii ol this esiab'islinient, EVERY fc. c.rslrs(j,lor a short tune, commencing 8 clock. Each veiling euiertam uenu to CHH'lude with the maivelous DHtaiipesrance, and extraordinary Re appearance of a Young Lady.

TheGRAND COSMORAMA, now exhibiting, is the most extensive and magnificent of the kind known. Also exhibuins, a Splendid HARNESS, made on an cntne.y r.cw principle, wi.houl a single buckle, admitting Ihe most cosily and brilliant orniuiit n's end at ihe same lime applicable to the most common article use. I Ins elegant Harness is lor sale. Deposited for sale, a Collection of auout four hundred inos.bcsu flfnl Birds, niounled and in ces. Admission lolhe whole 25 cents; chddren under 12 years tw'uh llietr guardians) half price.

Th Mupt um is open from 9 A. M. lo 10 P. M. all iwl.sMESE TWINS AT PEALE'S MUSEUM, lO Broadwav, opposite the Pi rk.

These interesting twin brothers were born in the Kingdom of loll. Ihey now converse Ircely in our language, and are h'ghly interesting in their drporliiHiit. They commence at the Museum March 13th, and continue every evening for a short lime oii.y. Dr. Collycr will give a shoit explanation on the science of I'lirenolopy.

an" examine the heads nt those dcsiiinH. MAJOR STEVENS, the American Dwaif, the smallest man in this is only 40 inches in height, 50 pounds weight, ana 32 years of age, cuts accurate likenesses in piofVc. Great living ANACONDA SERPENT, of Bengal. 11 fee! in length, and is so perlectly doct'e, as to be handled by the most timid. Admittance tothewoole, including the Museum, 25 cents; Children under lOyears halt price.

nil 4 Taught for only a few weeks longer in York Now ihen be wise. Ladies and Gentlemen, and apply as souii aspjsilile my stay is positively very short BR1STOAVS FINISHING ACADEMY, For Writing and Book keeping, 175 Broadtrau. A SPLENDID HAJND WRITINU ACQUIRED IN ,12 LESSONS. THE AT1 A UUl.AR SYSTEM, FOR PERMANENTLY AND CORRECTLY ACQUIRING A SPLENDID COMMERCIAL HAND WRITING, fn Twelve easy lessons, of One Hour each By jMr. Bristow, of London.

ACADEMY 175 liKOADWA N. Y. Continues to be gut wilh 111.. li.t'.vr.i. sl'cess, both day and an I i.h ev ry de nonsi ration of public confi.

deuce and appioiiatmii, tied to Bil's, Notes, Sales, Accounts. Rect.p Eiiertuusins, a Hi liiushcd Journal Kn irv 111 short, to evety puipnse Public Business and Private Llie, no matter how id fie willing may he. to every person and very capacity from ihe ayes ethl lo six y. li fclay 111 Nc 1 ork still be only a shoit t.me. lunger, arlv application 19 in vited.

In EitGLAXD and America, Ti ui.iei'saiiy averted. The system inti ar.gular" For Good Wrilinj is preftrred The Merchant iherelore, who is desirous of facililal'niiis Correspondence, by easy and expeditious Writing the Youth or Ci.crk ol enterprising spiut, who, with a laudable ambition, aspires to become an elegant and accomplished writer the lady of beauty and fashion, or the eneainj Domestic Lady, who suffer under the mrlimh lij niot a champlo hasd, are all cairn sllv requested to lest ihe beauty, and participate in the delightful effects of Mr. Bristow's admired and incomparable System ol Penmanship The spirit of this ape demands, From Ladies, and fiom Gentlemen That they exchange bad Writing Hands, To the siyli that Bristow gives them In Twelve Easy Lecsons of one hour each, which he guarantees to do, with the joint efforts of his Pupils. Classes continue both day and evening at the establishment No. 175 Broadway.

THE LADIES meet daily at 11 o'clock they are tan lit in 12 lessons an ct and rapiil, a rteiicuv, grncrlul and elegant style of VY riling being toe most fashionable one of the day. THE GENTLEMEN aerolite a style at once bold, free, expeditious And commercial, and highly efficient for Meicantilu Pursuits. TO FOREIGNERS. N. B.

Cj Mi. P.iislow gives his instructions either in the English, Frerch, Spanish or Portuguese I.an. tages. iCj" and others, visiting the city, can complete a course of lessons in 2 or 3 days. Mi.

Biisrow is to be seen at his Academy, No. 15 Broadway, from 9 A. M. to I or from 3 to 8 P. M.

References A'l ihe geucial Merchants, CiUzens, and ethers in New Tork. fCf BOOK IXZj' Mr. Bri tow, msno.it, ol couUtimiij the above Art wilh his instiuctions in writing, lia1 lately mealed Ihe services of a gentleman, of prar.tictd and known ability, who will full qualify all Young Men. as well as Old, in the above iniuorlunt science, in one cvwrs of Thoso who will take lessons at the Academy So. 1 75 Broadway, may depend uiKin Ihe most liberal trea'meut and strict ptitnnul attention for their advancement.

A few select Classes fur Day and Evening are now bring loriiieu. jt ,17 'PO CLEUKS AND ACCOUNTANTS. Just JL published ana for sate by Ihe author, at his looms. 183 Broad' way, (over Ihe Druggist Store) the following new works which will be found to contain ample instructions in all matters connected wuh 1 rade anil Commerce. 1.

THE CLERK GUIDE comprising a series of mercantile letters. Forms of Invoices, Bills of Parcels, Account Sales; wilh Hints to Young Tradesmen ti Shopkeepers explanatory remarks on Foreien Inland Bills, Insurance. Lloyd's Exchange, tec. By B. F.

FOSTER, Master ol the N. Y. Commercial School. author ol a concie system 01 tsoonaeeping, Ihe Art of Kapid Writing, Conie'U Directions for commercial correspondence Letters of introduction and credit Circulars General business letters ti nts to young tradesmen ami shopkeepers on the choice of a shop Fire Iusuiance Want of capital The credit system Puichase of stock Civility 10 customers Cash Purchases Reaulanly and order Eucagcmenls l'u'iciuality Acommo dalion bills SPECULATION Bankruptcy Retiiement from business, iXcc. Sic.

Expianalion of Cuminetcial lerms, and equation of payments. At a trifling cost, we have here a work which should be considered an indispensable companion to every young person engaged in commercial imrsuits. To every clerk and shopkeeper it will be found seiviceable as a book of reference and utstruc tion. From the Mercantile Advertiser. It contains much usef.l and interesting information.

As a pro forma in a counting room, and a guide and avusiant to co rks, we commend it to genera! patronage the work is baiid someiy rot up, and is for at 183 Broadwav. 2. "A concise treatisejon book keeping, elucidating the Lrinciples und practice of Doeb'e Entiy, and Ihe modern nicili.xls of arranging Ale.chani's Atcoums. Second eo lion tevised. enlatged, and gieaily improved; to which is added a chapter of Equation of Pa mi nis.

Conuiierc al lerms, By B. F. Foster, 1 vol. 8vo. pp.

200. The desn of this work is to exhibit a view of Bowk. keeping, as actually practised among well lufortncj merchants, ami to furnish learners with a lext book so clear its illustrations as to be easily understood, and vet so comprehensive as to afford all the information requisite for the practical accountant. It contains the latest imroveiiienI in lha art, and will be found a useful guide to the learner, the mercii. nt.

and ihe man of business." 3. THE ART OF RAPID WRITING ILLUSTRATED AND EXPLAlNED To which is added an elucidation of the Angular and Anti Angular systems, by B. F. Poster, 1 vol. Svo.

with plates. The bold, flowing, graceful writing, distributed throughout tins work, is enough it prove that the author is a skilful and competent teacher. The plan is novel, ingenious, and admirably adopted to secure tne attainment of fine penmanship. N. Y.

Slat. Mr. FOS ER cmnin es to give LESSONS in PENMANSHIP and B'HJK KEEPING. as usual, day and evening. R.iotus 183 Broadway, (over 1 lie Drusist Store.) mS istf TACK AG.

By the author of Gilbert Gurney, iic, Sic. 2 vols just leceived and lot sale bv G. Ai C. CARVILL CO. aC5 108 Broadway.

BLACK IMC ol superior quality, in Bottles mamifiiciured by Maynard Noves. for sale ar J. B. JANSEN'S Bookstore, 25 158 Nassau street. OARTliinr.E AND DRAFTING PAPER of supeiior laiitv large Faper and strong sized, jtut received, and for sale at B.

NSEN, 15? Na. au street. Also Wliatmau's Drawing 'Paper, of ali sizes, from antcqua rian to cau American Drawing Paper, various sizes Wrinna aiul Le'ter Paper ruled ai; plain, by ihe ream and qntie Sleel Pens Wax; Wafers. Penknives, and a general suss of the best stationery articles tor sale as above. a28 AUCTION SALES.

W. C. HAGGKRTY, Auctinecr. BY JOHN HAGGERTY SONS. A DDIrair.i 15 cases purple, Blue, and pick Bengal stripes; EDWARD II.

LUDLOW CO. Sales Room, No. 11, Basis trim. (Adjoining Messrs. Jtmes Bleecker Boas.) TUESDAY, May I.

VULLIAMSBURGH. A cottage and 8 lots of ground, vy illiamsbiirgh, on Grand street, between Loruner amf Leonard streets. I'ATEx ISLAND. A farm an Staten Island, containing aaout IU0 acre ef land wilh the improvements thereon, lynif aa ine beoml, about a mile from the town ef Chelsea, 1a ihe omaary 01 Kichmnnd. wu De grtt on the 1st June.

A so, a farm of Si aerea adjoining the aboVe. 36 he wiUl At 1 JOESDAT.MaTlfl. 1 r'COtk' Broad St. fireene 12 Efcuiot. sale of 1400 acre, of laid i 'nd rf br4Bch ihf 8run Block No.M Ihe New Brig hion Aasocial.on, tw.

on First two in the rtaronSectind street. These lot. beautifully situated, easa mandmgaviewof the Bay and ihe city, and in th. midst af all th inifirovemenls each 25 100. 3 Fifth Auenue A splendid lot on fifth Avenue.

next t. ttia coiner ofThirleenth st. 25, 10 100, with the ru hi at curt yard or 15 fret on the avenue. 4 Sixth Avenue Mlotsof ground on 6th avenue and lMrai streets, running to King's Bridge road. 5.

Si.vih street 2 story brick house and lot on fih street, Iween avenues D. and C. 25x100. AT PRIVATE SALE. 3 story house and let No.

94 Boweiy. 2 stoiy house and lease of lot corner 12th st. and Bowery. 2 stoiy house and lots 37 and 51 Bond street. 2 story house and 2 lots in Belhune si.

near Greenwich. 2 slory house No. 20 street. Two 3 story houses and lts in Clinton Place. stoiy buck house and lot 170 Sixth Avenue.

3 story buck house and lot 155 Crosby street. Lot and store No. 1 06 Chapel street. 1 wo 3 slory houses and lots 426 and 431 Houston st. storv house and lot corner of MrDougal st.

and Waverly Pla. 1 wo 2 houses and lots. 25 and 27 S.I. Mark' Place. siory brick house and lot 7lh st.

betwet 2d and 3d Avenue, 2 storv ick house and lot on 6th st. between Avenues and wo 2 stoiy houses and lot Nos 6 and 21 St Mark Place. 8 s.ory house and lot on 22d st. bfiwern Slh and th avenu.s. 1 wo 2 story houses and lots Nos 7 and II Third st.

siory house and lot on Vanck near Canal st. 2 stoiy house and lol 175 Canal st. 3 stoiy house and lease of let corner of 9th st. and Breadwasi House and lol 35 Bond st. 2 stry house and lot S9 Carmine al.

2 tory brick house 145 Barrow si. do do 74 Bedford, do do 45 do 3 story house and lol 54f Biondway. tiotiac nq irasc oi ioi rJ Broadway. BY AARON LEVY. Store 18 Coi'rtlafidt street, rp stairs, nearBroadwaii SATURDAY EVENING.

Old Line Engravings At 7f o'clock at Ihe store a valuable Jr. choice collection of Line engravings a'h the old masters con taming some choico and tare mis. They are now ready for ri anunalion. TUEDSDAY, May 9. Mathematical, Philosr pineal and Optical Instiuments.

At 10 clock, at the Auction Room, part of ihe Uick of manufacturer leaving llie city, coindaimg of surveyors' levels. Theodolites, circular piolraclers with nonir.us iei scopes, i.hip and aeckcl om passes, rpeclacle glasses, pebhles, 1 large, dividing engine, iho wheel 30 in diaiiitn 1 large powcifnl draw Unch, with tnblets aud hole complete, wilh a varieiy of othtr aiticles which will be specified in the calaio. ucs. WEDNESDAY, lOt'i inst. Grnen House Plants 10 o'clock, at th auction r.om, a larg.

and valuable assoilmrnt of green house plants. Can be examined onedsy previous to sale. IC? AARON LEVY will give his personal attendance either at private heuscs, or at his store, for the sale Furniture BIT COOLEY BANGS. Store 196 rawav. SAMUEL MAVERICK.

Auctioneer. SATURDAY EVENING, A i 7 at the auction room, Books, Blank Work, lic. A cho.ee collection of Miscellaneous joks, comprising a great variety ef Historical, Theological, Poetical, Classical and School Books, Juvenile Novel, Romances, cVc. Also, an assortment of well manufactured full and half bouad blank book, foolscap and letter paper, ever pninl leads, eke. Also, 20 dox.

Knapp, superior pas'e blacking, Further particulars in future advertisements. THURSDAY EVENING, Private Library. The valuable private Library of E. D. Onf fin, late President of Williamstown College.

The collection biaces many rate and scarce works in the various departments of among which are Dr Rees' Cyclopedia, 47 vols Marar's Universal History, Life of Johnson. 3v Harm r's Observations, 4v Humes's History of England. 15v Owen's Exposition of the Hebrews, 4v; Newton's VV oiks, 6v Scull's Theological Work. 6v 1( leyiastiril His" tory, 6v: Neal's His'ory of Printing, 5v The Eartkipiaka, 5v Simpson's tlebiew Bible, 2v South' Sermon, 6v burki't or be New Testament Euscbuis Ecclriastical History, 2v Bates' VVoiks; Bas.i' Works, 3v Dnpin's Ecclesiastical Hi tory.8v (ahnel's Diet onary llie Bible, 5v Foihes' W'oiks, 2v Henry's Commentaries, 4v; Poole's Synopsis, 5v Pinker ton's Travels' 6v Diogrj.cs Laertius; "Wait's Wuiks and Poems, 4v Christian Ob ervci 14v Brown's Dictionary ol the Bible, 2v; Doddridge's VV.rks. lv Lives of the Poets 2v; Thompson's Chcnustiy, 4v Lord's Hir toryof Missions, 2v, tic.

Further particulars hereaf'rr. ilZJ Liberal advances made an al! goods consigned for auction sales. iCjP See Dr. HORNE'S advertisement, last pag. Hm paper.

,1 iuT PRINTING. TAMES VAN NOKDEN, Printer, 7 Pint al street, (over ihe office of th Evening Post,) one door fraaa ilia cornw of William street. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, aYtatjf, meeurattly, tndpunctui fy tmtcutel. Catalogues, Cards, Circulars, Prices CheoU, Bl of Exchange, and every descrllitlon of Mrrranldx Bliaka done in the neatest style, and on reasonable tersa. Poatiitf Bill, pnntea at mc shoriest notice.

a 13 FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. MRS. PKQUIGNOT, from Paris, having taken an establishment for Millinery at No. 35 West Broadway nvites the ladies lo call and see the assortment of Hats and Caps just teceived by the latest arrivals, and which wih be sold on the ems' derat terms. nij 'po PRINTERS Jt OK SALE.

9 Chases Irom JL 22 by 9 lo 24 bv 3 Aimiv at 4J Pine siren. mS tf i HELL, OGILYIE CO, have removed from J2 Rrruid street Ui S9 41 New et. a28 Im 1 KlLtl, KEOCCEiT. TO THE CITIZENS OF BROOKLYN PEACH ORCHARD COAL, AFLOAT. The sub.

scribers respect lul'y announce to cousuiners at Brooklyn, lhat hey have discharyiug there ihis day, a cargj of tho above coal, direct frHin the Mine this spring, ui.d is the first which has been received this season. Ii is waimnted ihe primest qualily. Apply to G. C. LANGDON Agent for Brooklyn.

No. 23 Fidlon kt or to a2Stf SAM'L B. REEVE CO. PRICE REDUCED. PEACH ORCHARD COAL AFLOAT, direct from the Mineslhis Spring.

Discharging this day, at th. fool of Murray street, a car of the above named lue1, being ihcfi tnrw tU received this season, and wan anted the primttt qualily, for sale quantities suit consumers. SAM'L B. REEVE CO. a23 cor.

Murray Washington, and Canal Elm iicets. pEACH ORCHARD, or "Spohn's" Coal, from JL ihe mines of Palmer Garrigues, by tli cargo. The undersigned having conti acted with the abeve named owners of tho "Spohn" tract, lor Uieeniiie product oi their mines Ihis season offer it for sale by the quantity, delivered on board ef vessel at Philadelphia, in tlie best order, raked and screened, and at Ihe lowest mat knt price. The subscribers will eugago vessels and eflecl insurance (if required) free ofexnence, at Ui. lowest ium SAMUEL B.

REEVE CO. New York Or al thtir wharves on the Schuylkill, 2d below the anna AsvIm.ii, Philad. lhhia. iUElCM PAPlMl HANLilAUS, liOKDER" The subscriber has received by the latest ainvai from France, 75 bales and cases of French Paper Hanginn Silvei, Gold and Imitation Borders; conipnsmg a eosaiil.t. and" txieusive assortment.

Also, Fne Board Views, fcc. N. B. The undeisigned would here remark, lhat moat afUi. above Paper Hangings are af my own importcimn, and wer.

selected wilh great care, expressly for this market, and believed lo embrace as great a variety as can bu found in the citv. Sold wholesale and retail, by 'VY. H. SACKETT, 103 William street, neai Mauten Lane, or 87 Division stieet. fr Jr Rooms pspered in the best stvle.

alO FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS, Juit received by the latest Hants psckeis. a large supply of every and of the newest style of French Paper Hangm rj, Borers, Views, Stalues. Fireboard Prints, ice. which is offered to dealers, merchants and uthers, on the most reasonab'e term PARES ii FA YE, 377 and 379 Pearl street fe Srn 'pHtiSiUDV OF BOOK KEEPING No. 74 JL Cedar street C.

C. MARSH'S Course of Instruction. The student practically opens, conducts, close, and re opuu a of parliiership acccuiits he becomes familiar wuh th. vaii ous account books fi.m actual use or referent with trial balances, balance sheets, various mricantile calculations in equation of payment, discount and interest, exchange, insurance, lie. tie.

Tims ihe course of instiucUon becomes a couiae of practice preparing the pupil for almost any emergency, by anticipating Ui.dVf. Acuities lha: belong lo th. subject years must pass ia a mercantile house belor. the diversified busmen which is iotroduc4 the pupil in weeks, could come under bi. notice.

Advertiser's Works," for sal. at th. Room, and to. Bonk, stores. The Science of Double Entry Book Keeping 8implined." A standard work, in its fidh edition, 260 pages ociavo mice II 1.

This book is introduced mto the New York Public Sch: pieference to any other on ike aubp et. The art of Single Entry B.s.k Keeping, improved by the ir tirytuciion of the pioof or balance." 130 pagesoctavo, price 75 c. ais. By this metlmd, ihe great effect which has heretofore existed in inl entry is corrected, aud account kept by single en. try can now be proved or balanced, ai'd errors delected with ih precision as in double entrv.

'7 GKEEN PAPER for Artificial Flew 1 various shades; Green Tissue P.per "'ndinJ Ballfvm; Go'd P.per; Silver Paper; T.ns.l Rati! Whit. 1 sue Paper, by the r.am and mmtJAKSKVV Book.lor., IM Nnsesii tr4. firtl nnlirv Rub.naeci. Savaries, and makes, this day rr.