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distrust ay he arisen from the declaration of the principles hich we to guide that body, made by Seember. This General, a faGen. Cordova st vorite of Boli, discoed a plan which has been gendislikedand enezuela, which for long erally declaring herself hostile time hen desire repeation, to such proj, piclaimed her independence.At the same tile page was drawn up in Bogota, by Garcia delo, in which the necessity of a mon one in Colon was proclaimed; the Liberator to archy be the Thee ideas boldly proclaimed by one in Colombia, and who had just le hisappearance which justified decaration of Cordova, were supby seveof the persons employed by the goported vertment, and Col. Cambell, the English Minister, with Lesson, the French Agent. To such together degreo was thation alarmed at seeing that it was a intended to trale under foot the sacrifices of twenty years, that thenaller and more peaceful provinces remonstrated top Congresa already in session, manifosting their option to a system against which they had been in arra far back ay 1810.

Venezuela withdrew her powerom her deputies, and saw her opinion in favor of a oration followed by the departments of Maturin, Orin and Zulia, who also among their first measures aged that of recalling their representatives and of disiming, like Venezuela, the authority of Gen. Bolivar. enezuela has called a convention of her own to frogs constitution, and the Congress of Bogota, thinking reconcile these differences, names a commission of ice, while the Executive orders troops from all points, from the extreme south, to march towards Tachira The mission of pence is not permitted to proceed to caccas: it 18 stopped at Cuenta, and a proposition is Me that a mission from Venezuela shall come to tres ith it. In the mean time the Venezuelan governme sends also to the south several veteran bodies of trpe, and forms new ones. To this force will be untedhat of the batallions which follow the example of passing from the department of the Magdalen te Maracaibo.

Gen. Bolivar, being temporarily withrain from the command, nominates Senor Caicedo, liniser of foreign relatione, to exercise the supreme pour, and this citizen, eminent for his integrity and bevolence, as respectable for his By sad possessionenters reluctantly upon the charge.A month scarcel elapses, when a portion of the department of Bosca, (the plains of Casanare,) call. upon the Venezuen troops stationed on the Avanca, the boundary beseen New Grenada and Venezuela. The Minister Caido receives with this news the declarition of the deirtment of Cauca, in which it nifesta ita opinion in vor of the separation of New Grenada, and this funconary proposes, as the sole means of conciliation, of reventing civil war, and of legally framing 0 for the country, to dissolve the Congress, many of whose members had been deprived of their powers, aodto call a convention for New Grenada. The messgeof Caicedo is attacked in the gress by the Garcia del Rio and Francisco Martin, and the der members are of opinion that the time is not arrivedor such a measure, hoping in spite of the decided onion of Venezuela, a conciliati on which shall preset the integrity of the territory.

This is all that in certaiup to this period. his said, thoug without foundation, that Gen. Bolivar has resumed de power, naming Garcia del Rio Minister of sole object, it is said, which this person has had irview in all his political labors in Colombia, which hre not yet exceeded a single year.The reputation ofien. Bolivar seems to be in a bad dition All class blame him, agreeing that it dependdon his will aloe to settle the country, but this has not been done. there is neither commerce nor agriculture, and if peaces enjoyed, it is because the people are naturally well mening, and have grown weary of suf.

fering, It is said, also, bat war will be levied against zuela, and although some are of opinion that Venezuela should be abandoned to its destiny without any particulat declaration repecting it, it is thought that General Bolivar counsellet by Garcia del 1 Rio and Castillo will make war. In that case the result will not be at all tisfactory. The troops of Bolivar are all Venezuela emmanded by officers of the same country, among whom the opinions of Venezuela are favorably regarded Besides, the war is unpopular from Tachira to the Equator. P.S. There lives about four leagues from Bogota, in the town of Fabio, an Indian 140 years of nge, named Jain Mozo Gota Untilthis age he has been a bachelor, and has just married a woman of thirty.

From Colombia. -The Savannah Georgian of the 22d, publishes an account of the revolution of General Urdaneta in Colombia, similar to that which has been given in the daily papere here. The intelligence was brought to Savannah on the 21st, by the brig America from St. Thomas, where it had been received by the mail bout Laguira. The revolution is said to have taken place the 22d of April when the whole country ruse and declared itself in favor of Venezuela.

Bolivar with Gen. O'Leary and a few followers. it is said, fled precipitately towards Carthagena, it is presumed to get out of the country, and his power was at an end. Gen. Arismendi's proclamation dated Caraccas, April 25th, sad announcing the revolution, is mentioned.

The whole story, however, does not seem to us vory probable, though the report was doubtless either behired at Caraccas, or else laid hold of by Arismendi as convenient for his purposes. If any insurrection against the power of Bolivar has taken place, the circumstances are unquestionably exaggerated. Seizures -The Collector of the District of East River in Virginia, has seized the schooner Benjamin Franklin, of Folly Landing, from Martinique, laden with Brandy and Molasses, bound up the Bay, for a violation of the Revenue Law. She was engaged when taken possession of. (Sunday) in discharging her cargo on board of craft which were along side of her.

The Governor of this state bas appointed Jamieson Cox, Register of this city, to Gill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Thomas Franklin. Mr. Cox was sworn foto office this forenoon. The mail bags of the Milford and Owego Mail, which were stolen from the contractor's office, at Jersey City, found yesterday morning in last Thursday night, were the woods, on Bergen Hill, cut open. The packages of dotters which were supposed to contain money, had been taken out, broken open, and strewed upon the ground Even the newspaper packages did not escape the scrutiny of the villains.

They were also broken and destroy. el. The exact number of letters missing, has not yet been ascertained. Weare desired to call the attention of the public to she opening of the books of subscription for the stock of Mechanics' and Traders' Bank, to-morrow, at the corner of Grand and Pitt street, in the 13th ward. 1a the editor of the Washington Telegraph aware how much he suffers by the irregularity with which subscribers to his paper in this city receive Friday's Telegraph due yesterday did not come to hand until this moruing--and the one issued on Saturday is bebind to-day, while all the other Washington papers are received.

Mechanics' Benevolent meeting of the members of this Association will take place at the House of Mr. M' Daniel, No. 9 Park, this evening. to From the Salem Gazette. The Murder -Two other persons were arrested at Wenham on Wednesday evening last, as accomplices the murder of Capt.

Jos. White--their names are Capt. Joseph J. Knapp. jun.

and Capt. John Knapp, masters of vessels. They are young men, belonging to a the very respectable family, and the first in son-in-law of lady who was a njece to Capt. White and for many years This had arrest lived in his family as housekeeper. we understand has been made in consefew quence of disclosures recen ly made by a man arrested days ago near Belfast, in the State of Maine, by the name of Palmer.

Palmer was in this town from the 231 Feb. till the funeral of Capt. White. In his disclosure he mentions that he staid at the Lafayette Coffee House some time under the assumed name of Cart; and on recurring to the books of that establishment it appears that a stranger who called his name Carr remained there two Weeks without appearing to have any business or any acquaintance in town, and spent his time in reading and retirement. The arrest of Palmer was made in consequence of al letter received here about ago, by mail, from the vicinity of Belfast, addressed to Capt.

J. Knapp," to be purporting to come from one Grant, demanding money sent to him by mail, to be left at the Post Office in the town of person then went from this in town, it, addressed deposited in that Post Office a letter with money to -after waiting a few days, a person was appeared and called for the latter, saying his name Grant, -the letter was delivered to him, and as he was about- to retire from the Post Office with it, an officer stepped forward and arrested him. It turned out that his name was not Grant, but Palmer, and that his place of residence was in another town. He is now in custody, and is to be brought to this town. A search was made yesterday, under a warrant from Mr.

Justice Savage, about the premises of the Crowninshields, in Danvers, but we believe the objects sought for were not discovered. The Knapps are committed to goal for examination. From the Belfast (Maine) Journal. The Salem Murder every thing connected with this mysterious, cold blooded and unnatural murder, is still interesting to the public, we hasten to narrate lacts which throw new light upon the transaction. A young man, who is known to be an associate of the young Crowninshiolds, was appreh: nded in Prospect, a town adjoining thin, and examined before a magistrate, when from a disclosure of facts, circumstances and confessions of the prisoner, not a doubt exists that he is in possession of the whole mystery--knows the persons who committed the murder--the person who procured it to be doneand the inducements and motives which operated upon the minds of both parties.

A letter, written by the prisoner to a gentleman in Salem, requesting the loan of $350, threatening a discloanre of a transaction which would harrow up his soul" in case of refusal, which letter providentially fell into other hands, led to this detection. From the respectability of other persons implicated in the murder, we forbear at present to mention their names. A further examination will probably develope the connecting links of a chain of the most extraordinary circumstances ever disclosed to the public. Suffice it now to say, that it appears from the confessions of the prisoner. that the Crowninshields are the only persons now arrested in Salem who were probably concerned in the murder.

Others will be taken into custody, no doubt, as soon as the result is known there. We shall then give our readers such facte as are proper to be nar. rated without prejudice to a trial of the accused. From the Newburyport Herald. It is stated that Palmer confessed there were nine persons concerned, directly or indirectly, in the murder of Mr.

White: that he was not the first victim intend. ed; two other persona. reputed to he wealthy, having been marked out before him. One of these last was watched for some time, but no fitting opportunity offered, for the successful commission of the act. The daggers used, he said, were melted; and the hatchet concealed in a place, which he designuted.

He firms the statement of Hatch, that the plot was contrived at a gambling house During the progress of the ezamination, it is said his father appeared and urged him to desist from further confessions, which be accordingly did. Palmer is said to be quite a young man, and was in the Maine State Prison before he was Lard, Hams, Navy Bread and Corn Meal." nineteen. Extract of a letter, dated ST THOMAS, May 1830. Of other articles must wanted, are Tobacco, (leaf,) Our market remains excessively dull done Staves. Latest from St.

We are favored by a friend, with the following intelligence from Port an Prince, dated 27th April, received by the Bunker Hill. "The Treaty with France will be confirmed on the following conditions: Hayti will have to pay to France sixty- four million of Francs in one hundred years, with one per cent. interest per annum: and engages, also, to pay to France, yearly, three hundred thousand pounds of To. bacco, which is to be taken by France at 82 francs for 50 kilegrammes, without duty and in deduction of interest." From Terceira. -The brig Charles, Capt.

Stetson, from Cadiz 5th, and St. Michaels 27th ult. arrived at Boston on Thursday. Previous to her sailing from the latter port, the American Consul came on board. and delivered Capt.

8. the following:" A Regency has been constituted at Terceira, Marquis Palmella. Preaident; and it was reported that commissions for privateers bad been issued. Three English prizes had been sent into St. Michaels.

Despatches and the mail for the Regency had been taken by surprise. Terceira was blockaded by the Diana frigate and a brig. DYSPEPSIA. tor As several persons in different parts of the try have undertaken to prescribe for the dyspepsia, after my method, (as they represent) I find it necessary to state, that no person is at present essociated with me in the practice of my remedy, neither have I appointed any agents, either in this city or elsewhere, to use or practise it. A personal interview is indispensable, in order to direct the necessary means for the cure of the patient.

If I should hereafter find it expedient to point any agents, due notice of the same will be given through the public prints. O. HALSTED. New York, May 31, 1830. m31 DeodlwC1w Communication.

ens are spurious. Persons advertising in the Albany Argus for the benefit Editor of papers will confer a favor on those who are afflicted with Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Spitting Blood, Pain in the Breast and Side, all Lung Complaints, by inserting the following notice several complaints have lately been made, by persons who purchased in this city a spurious medicine, under a belief that it was the genuine Pectoral Honey of Boneset, and that they used it to no good effect, therefore, 10 prevent future imposition, the proprietor gives notice, that the original Pectoral Honey of Boneset, which has for eight years sustained a high reputation in the medical profession, an a most inestimable remedy, and been used for several thousand cases without one single complaint, is prepared only at No. 316 Broadway, in the Masonic Hall; sold also at No. 193 and 278 Broadway, 1391 Grand street, 189 and 709 Greenwich, 90 and 125 Maiden lane, 200 Cherry, 81 William, 10 Wall, and corner of Catharine and Madison streeta, New York. Caution -On each direction is the original coat of arms, representing the boneset plant, a retort and receiver, with the lion's head above: all oth- of the Insolvent acts- commencing Tuesday, May 25 Broome-Israel Adams, aug 9.

Wheeler, july 7. Erie--James Lothridge, july 7. Greene--Charles Marvin, july 8. Elias P. Phelps, july 8 Gerard G.

Persen, july 8. Monroe- Timothy Kimpshall. aug George Fisher, Aug 4 Moses Randolph, aug 7. Montgomery- Daniel McGlochlin, july 10; James McGlochlin, july 10. Onondaga -Aaron Barbero, july 12.

Orange- -Gilbert B. Gale, aug 5. Oneida -Thurston Mabbett, Oswego KelRey, july 19. Lawrence--David C. Eastman, july Samuel Booge, ang Royal Claflin, july 14.

Schoharie- William R. Brooks, july 8 Saratoga-Elias july 10. Tioga- Sly, july 8 John Brownell, aug 4. Westchester-John Banks, july 13. Yates-John R.

Pearce, july 10. NOTICE TO FIREMEN. bor The Corporation of this city having, by resolution, ordered the Chief Engineer to report to their Attorney all firemen or others who are found with any gine, hook and ladder truck, or hose cart, on the side walks, notice is given that the said resolution will forced as well in relation to the public an private walks. The same resolution makes it the duty of the several Ward Inspectors to notice these infractions of law m21 UZZIAH WENMAN, Chief Engineer. REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

DO A regular meeting of the Republican General Committee, friendly to Regular Nominations, will be held at Tammany Hall, on Thursday evening, 3d June, at half past 7 o'clock. By order, BENJAMIN BAILEY, Chairman. WILLIAM S. COE, Secretary. m31 City and County Clerk's Office, 1 May 31at, 1830.

In pursuance of the provisions of the Revised Statutes, I hereby give notice that on Monday next, the 7th day of June, at 10 o'clock A.M.. I shall proceed to draw, according to law, a panel of jurors for a court of common pleas, the city and county of New York, to be held on the third Monday of June following. N. DEAN, m31 6t Clerk City and County of New York. UNION COURSE pT A meeting of the members of Union Course will be held at the Bank Coffee House, on Monday next, at 7 o'clock, by order of the President.

m31 lw DOT A BULL FOR A fine full blooded Eng. lish Bull of the celebrated short-horned Durham breed, three years old. Enquire at No. 55 William street, cor. per of Pine st.

m29 FOURTH OF JULY. FIFTY -FOURTH ANNIVERSARY. NOr The several civic societies that intend to join in celebrating the approaching anniversary of American Independence, are requested to appoint delegates to meet general committee, to make arrangementa for the occasion, at St. Johns' Hall, on Tuesday evening next, the let June, at 8 o'clock. Business of importance will be transacted, and punctual attendance is necessary.By order.

JAMES SEGUINE, Chairman. JOHN H. TARGEE, Sec'y pro. tem. m27 5t ROBBERY OF THE MILLFORD AND OWEGO MAIL ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

This morning, between 12 2 o'clock. the house of the contractor was broken into, and the distributing mail, 84 also the way mail, was cut open, and the tents examined. The principal packages west of Owego are missing. The way mail for Morristown, Newton, was found in the street, with the bag cut; but few packages of this mail are missing. The above reward will be paid on conviction of the robber or robbers, by For HAVRE, (To sail 80 of June.) REGULAR PUBLIC AUCJersey City, N.

J. May 28. m28 1w CORDIA, Britton, master, coppered wants 100 bales of in the great arena, No. 446 Carriages Broadway, this afternoon, WILLIAM LYON, Postmaster. The fine, fast mailing ship CON- TION of Horses and will take place PUBLIC SALES MARRIED, cotton, and 40 tons heavy freight, to fill up -for which Slat inst.

at 4 o'clock. On the catalogue are a number WOOLSEY, WARD BEACH, Store No. On the 22d ult. at Sheffield, England, John H. Hicks, or passage, apply on board at Pine street wharf, or to of good horses, including a pair of small brown ponies, 171 Pearl of the House of Samuel Hicks Sons, of this city, to m31 FISH.

GRINNELL CO.134 Front st. fleet, sound, and well broke, and a variety of new and Wednesday, Frances, daughter of John Sanderson, Esq. of Darnall For LIVERPOOL- To sail 8th June. second hand carriages, For particulars sp- At 9 o'clock, at their auction room, a large and Hall. The packet ship GEO.

CANNING, F. Allyn ply at TATTERSALL'S, 446 Broadway. rel assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. At New Cornwall on the 27th inst. by the Rev.

Mr. master, wants the buik of 200 bales of Cotton to m31 1t 11 o'clock, 2 bales super bik Fr. merino bombazines, Dean, Nicholas A. Dederer, Eaq. of Blooming Grove, fill up.

Apply to the captain on board, at Pine street half and quarter boxes of Havana superior quality, now landing from the ship Havre Orange county, to Miss Eliza Ann Townsend, daugh- wharf, or to FISH, GRINNELL CO, Segara of superior quality, received. and for Also, 5 canes superior quality white palm leaf hats: ter of Samuel Townsend, Eaq. m31 134. Front st. sale by FISH, GRINNELL do super linen cambric and large size cambric 6- At Bordeaux, on the 7th of April, Capt.

James L. Wil- m31 134 st. do fringed and plain parasols, assorted colour; 6 do CO, son, of New York, to Miss Margaret Jane For PORT AU PRINCE. Front silk umbrellas. daughter of the late Capt.

Humphreys, of New Humphreys, York. The HILL, fast sailing regular will packet ship early BUNKER m31 -30 P. tons REMSEN Manilla Hemp, CO. for sale by 12 o'clock, by catalogue, an amoriment of rich gilt Capt. Doty, have despatch.

Hanover square. fancy coat and vest buttons, pearl buttone and pearl DIED, For freight or passage, apply to Wilkins has mites, Berlin and dress buttons, cap wire, Anderson's tedious esterday illness, morning, William in the 75th year of his age, after m31 DE FOREST SON, 82 South st. received from auction and elsewhere, a general just scissors, moulde, buckles, soap, a Bryar. The relations and For NEW ORLEANS-0 Line. assortment of mourning articles, viz: Italian Also, under inepection of the wardens, for account of friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend June packet.

French crape, black English 5-4 French bombazine, underwriters, 3 bales high col'd German prints, suited the funeral this afternoon at 5 o'clock, from his late res- The ship FRANCES, Capt. Rider, will sail black sinchews larsneta, black barege rene, for the South American market, and entitled to debenidence 37 Ludlow st. Carriages will be in waiting at Italian bik hdkfa. palmy St. On Paul's Church.

m31 C. J. BARSTOW, 73 on South st. Rec. at 48 Maiden lane.

Also, 25 doz feather gloves, fans, Also, 1 cane French brown Linens, for pantaloone as above. For freight or passage, apply board, or to black net, scarfs, hosiery ture, ferson Sunday Winship, evening, of of a short illness, Thomas Jef- For NEW ORLEANS-1st June Packet. for sale cheap. m31 tf do German Prints; 1 do Bengalleenes. year of his age.

son His remains Daniel will Winship, be interred in the 27th One of the New Line. TIDES, WOOL, HORNS, -300 St. Salvador CORLIFS, MABBETT CO. Store No. 157 Chester.

The relatives and friends of the family are in- The ship ILLINOIS, 1 R. Waterman, master, Ox Hides, 500 Buenos Ayres Horse do. 16 bales Pearlatreet. at East BY vited to attend his funeral on Tueeday morning, the let 18 now loading, and will sail as above. For freight or do Wool, 10,000 large do Horne, 3 bales do Deer Skins, Thursday, June, at 6 o'clock, from the residence of his father, 209 passage, apply on board at Murray's wharf, or to 10.

do Cow Hair, for sale by At 9 o'clock, at their auction room, a general assort Bowery. S. HOLMES CO. 62 South st. m31 3t DE FOREST SON, 82 South st.

ment of Dry Gooda. On Sunday morning last, (aged 68 years) at the Shippers are requested to send in their bills of lading. HAVANA SUGARS -200 boxes brown JONES PHILLIPS-Store No. 156 Bruad. ily residence Brooklyn, Mrs.

Elizabeth Mercein, wife m31 Havana Sugars, just landed, for sale in lots to suit way of Mr. Andrew Mercein. The friends of the family, and For CHARLESTON- Union Line. purchasers, by Tuesday, of her sons Thomas R. Mercein, and Wm.

A. Mercein, Sails To-morrow, lat June. m31 FISH. GRINNELL CO, 1 134 Front at. 10 o'clock, at their auction, a variety of new and ex are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral this after- The fast sailing coppered and copper fastened TUBA MOLASSES.

-200 hhde landed Pine cellent second hand furniture, consisting breakfast, noon at half past 5 o'clock, from the corner of High and packet schr. SPY, Wm. Jocelin, master, having half her just on dining de work tables, chairs, crockery, one Pearl streets, Brooklyn. freight on board, will sail as above. For balance of m31 street wharf, FISH, for sale GRINNELL in lots to CO suit 134 purchasers Front at.

by large pier glass, four small looking glasses, On Saturday afternoon, after a short illness, Anna handsome bedateade, Mr. Rensselaer Havens, in the 7th year of tion, freight or apply on passage, board, having east side. very Burling slip, or to TOODHUE CO. 64 South-street, otter for sale, Wednesday, daughter of her age. The friends of the family are invited to attend m31 DUDLEY STUYVESANT, 90 South st.

760 boxes brown Havana Sugar 10 o'clock, at their auction room, the remainder of her funeral this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from No. 55 For Schooner Line. 284 chests 80 chests Young Hyson Tea, Sumatras the consignment of minerals, fessila, sub-marine plants Bleecker st. without further invitation. 40 boxes Hyson, in 2 lb.

cannisters, shells, imported in the barque Octavian, from PalerOn Sunday morning, Miss Jennet Dominick, aged The fine sailing packet sch OTHELLO, 60 do Souchong Pouchong in 20 lb box's cargo. mo. This lot is said to be equal if not superior to the 18 years, daughter of James W. Dominick. His friends Juar Capt.

Bulkley, No will can be positively received sail on her Thurs- 270 bags Cuba Coffee last, and is well worth the attention of counisieur. and sequaintance and those of the family generally are dev, Friday. goods after 250 boxes Sauterne, Barsack Claret Wine They may be examined on Tuesday, from 1 o'clock, requested to attend her funeral to-morrow afternoon, at day, For freight or passage, having elegant furnished 80 bhds. Matanzas Molasses P.M. 4 o'clock, from the residence of her father, No.

5 Market accommodations, apply on board, east side Flymarket 200 tons St. Petersburgh Riga Hemp Friday June 4. street, without further invitation. wharf, or to HOWLAND CORNWALL, 40 tons Bologna Manilla Hemp 10 o'clock, at 122 Houston st, the whole of the houseOn Sunday morning, Mary Ann, daughter of Zepha- m3l 136 Front st. 20 tons twelve head Russia Flax hold furniture, table bed tinen, plate, of niah Platt, Esq.

aged 21 muontha, The friends of the Fur CHARLESTON-Packet Ship Line. 400 tons Gueriff Iron, 25 tons Nail Rods removed to the country. The cabinet furniture was man family are invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at Sails Thursday, June 3d. 50 tons Spelter; Copper Bolts, 5-8 in. to 1 1-2 inch ufactured by Phyfe Horspool, to order, and has been half past 4 o'clock, from No.

555 Broadway. The coppered ship OTHELLO, J. Thorp. 52 cases Shear's London Copper, 16 to 32 oz. in use but a short time SALES THIS DAY AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

master, has the principal part of her cargo engaged, and 700 bolts H. U. Brueguins Plonkoff Duck Catalogues will be ready on Wednesday, and the house 123 shares United States Bank, 1294 will sail as above. For freight or passage, having exten- 200 bolte light Ravens Duck opened on Thursday for the inspection of the public.10 do. North River Bank, 116 sive to on G.

SUTTON, 16 cases German white Platillas whieh consists of an extenaive and well selected assortaccommodatione, apply board, east side Burling 10 bales Russia Crash, 4 bales Sheetings The sale will commence with the kitchen furniture, 160 do. Chemical Bank, 100 slip, or 5 do. Delaware Hudson Canal Co. 841 m31 181 Front st. cor.

Burling ship. 20 cases small sized ment. de. Morris Canal Banking Co. 66 OST, in from Houston st.

through Broad- bales Seersuckers, 1 trunk Ventapollam Hdkfa. Saturday, 5, June 15 coming 50 bales 3-4, 4-4 5-4 brown Shirtings Sheetings At 12 o'clock, at the stables of Mr. Underhill, in the 20 do. Globe Insurance Co (div. off,) 109 Warren black Lace Veil, with a plain ARRIVED THIS FORENOON.

Br ship Cassander, Grierson, 52 de fm Port Glasgow, with mdze to Leo, A Mitchell, McCoy, Thompson LIST. Co. Whitehead, Whitewright, A Gill, Dixon Co. Russell, 8 Howland. 154 steerage passengera.

May 8th, lat 40 46. long 41, spoke Br ship Robert, of from Dundee for NYork; 16th, lat 40 20, long 52, ship Lucilla, fin Bremen for Baltimore. Brig Medina, Sullivan, 25 ds fin Carthagenia, with specie, cochineal, to Burrows. Buchanan Calder Co. Craig, Rogers.

Spofford, ton Co. Sheffling Co. Janessay, Brandon, Bouland, Place Souillard, Pomroy Bull, Sharp. Passengers. Mr Banch, family servant, Mr SE Burrows, Miss TR Sullivan, Col L.

Rafael Ayale, Lasano, Sysire. Gonzaels; put on board the pilot boat Hannibal to be landed at Old Point Comfort, Capt Wiswall. Left no Ams. Sch Haff. of and for NXork, 8 da before.

May 20, la: 20 29, Ion 79, spoke brig Barbary. of Boston, 4 de fin Havana for Antwerp lat 27, lon 79 10, at sun down, saw a large light supposed to proceed from a vessel on fire. Sch Sun, Hamilton, 3 de fm Boston, with mize, to 8 Herrick Co. Sch Gentile, Howes, 3ds fin Boston, with mdze, to Breit and others. Br sch Triall.

Biglow, 14 days fm Turk Island, with salt, bound to Halinx. 20th inst. in a gale fm ESE. sprung aleak, which kept oue pump continually going; 27th 28th, experienced a gale fin NE. which increased the leak, and compelled them to keep both pumps At.

work. Left no Ams. May 2d, a sch of fm NYork was cast away on the Caucas Reef -her cargo, sails, rigging saved by the wreckers in a damaged state, taken to Turks Island, and sold. BELOW, Ship Balloon, Holbrook, of Balt, fm Guayama, P. R.

with sugar, to order. Ship Florida, Tyler, fm NOrleans, with cotton, Laidlaw. ship Great Britain French, fm Havre, radze, Hicks, Lawrence Co. Ship Sovereign, fm Europe. Ship Atlantic, fm Belfast, with passengers, (full.) 2 ships, 9 brigs, 6 topsail schs.

ARRIVED LAST EVENING. Ship Lima, Wylie, fm Liverpool, April 16th, to Thos. Walker Suns 119 steerage passengers. Ship Milton, W. W.

Webb, Bordeaux, 17th, and Cori dovan 26th April, with wine, brandy, to Fish, Grinnell Co. Ship Seine, Tyson, Londonderry, 19th April, with whiskey slate, to A Thompson, aud master. ,56 age passengers. Ship Eliza Jane, Phillips, -Mobile--left the Bar 6th inst. with cotton, to Riplev, Center Co.

Bremen ship Isabella, Meyer, Bremen, 9th April with dry goods, to Meeir Co. Passengers. Messrs. Fear. man, Henderson, Muller, Carroteon, and 5 in the steerage.

Bremen barque Elizabeth, Haake, Bremen, April 17, with dry goods, to Delius Mossagues. Br. brig Sir James Kempt, Patrick, fm Dundee, April 19, to A Watt. Passengers, Wm. Robertson, lady, two suns and three daughters, Alex.

R. Henderson, John H. Petrie, and one in the steerage. Bremen brig Caesar, Dietjen, Bremen, 56 de, with mdze, to Meyer Hupeden, and Bredeukemp Plumb. Passengers, Brieekwehl Klassey.

Brig Ames, Chapman, Bordeaux, 50 da, to Fish, Grinnell Co. Brig Ceres, Prince, Havre, April 14th, in ballast.Passengers, Mr Caffe and sister, Mr. Picard, and 116 in the steerage. Brig Albert, Dayton, Sligo, 47 de, in ballast, to Dayton. Passengers, Mr James Elliott, and 62 in the steerage.

Sch Convoy, Baker, of Dennis, Cape Haytien, 12 ds, with coffee, mahogany, to P. Scoyen. Sch Tiger, Jones, Newbera, 6 de, with naval stores cotton, to Waring Son. Sch Enterprize, Berry, Gonaves, 16 ds, with mahog. any coffee, to order.

Scha Joseph, Gilebrist, St. Andrews; Superior, Crocker, Machias; Leo, Simpson, Thomaston; Pioneer, Drinkwater, Saco. PHILADELPHIA, May sloop Monticello, NYork, 4 days. Below, a Haytien sah fm St. Domingo.

NORFOLK, May New York. Meritheu, Boston. 6 days. On Monday last, lat 40, Ion 74, spoke a brig 37. days fm Liv'l for York.

CHARLESTON, May ship Calhoun, Munro. NYork, 6 days. BALTIMORE, May'29. Ar brig Hyperion. Jenney, from Bremen, sailed April 14; sch Rollu, Smith, from New York; Paul Pry, Harvey, 12 days from Mayaguez, P.

R. 224 April, in iat 30 11, Ion 71 10, W. spoke ship Balloon, Holbrook, of Baltimore, 6 days from Pence, P. R. bound to New York; brig Maria Louisa, Stockton, 9 days from Guayama, P.

May 16, Budd, Bettie, for New York in 15 days, scha William kin, for NYork in days, at Jobos, brig Francis phia, Mead, for NYork soon, at Platilla, brig Paragon, Prentis, for NYork soon; brig Eugene Vincente, 20 da from Jacquemel, having had very rough and heavy weather (disabled in spars, rigging and sails,) between the S. W. laland of Cuba and the N. W. end of St.

Domingo, being 6 days under balance reefed mainsail, fore spencer, and fore topmast staysail- 30 30 N. lon 74 20 W. spoke bng Man of Bath, fiom Port au Prince, hound to NYork. THEATRES. DARK Booth's Evening, the tragedy of OTHELLO: Othello, Mr.

Cooper; Lago, Mr. Booth Cassio, Mr. Simpson Roderigo, Richings Brabantio, Reed; Desdemona, Mrs. Barnes; Emelia, Mrs. Sharpe.

The song of the Mellow Horn," by Mr. Jones. A new Pas de Deux. To conclude with the farce of WM. THOMPSON: The two Wm.

Thomsons, Mess. Barnes Simpson. Kr Performance at 4 past 7 o'clock. LANCHARD'S -Miss E. B.

anchard's Evening, the prelude of A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING: Lady Freelove, Misa E. Blanchard. After which the Ru man Cavalcade--Slack Wire, by Miss E. Blanchard -Indian War Dance, by Mast. BlanchardThe two Scotch Ponies will appear--The Living Skeleton will Horseback.

To conclude with the drama of THERESE Mr. Scott. Performance at 4 peat 7. THEATRE -A Mr. Cooper, Mr.

Mr. BOOTH Booth, Barnes, for one night most respectfully announces to his friends and the public that his BENEFIT will take place on Monday evening next, May 31st, when will be performed Shakspeare's tre gedy of OTHELLO-Othello, Mr. Cooper; lage, Mr. Booth Desdemona, Mrs. Barnes.

With a variety of other entertainments, as will be expressed in future advertisements. 1n28 THEATRE Mr. Hilson's Hilson respectfully announces his Benefit for Wednesday evening next, June 2d, when he will have the honor to present Shakspeare's revived play of the WINTER'S TALE, (not acted here for ten years.) Leontes, Mr. Barry Florizel, Simpson; Clown, Barnes Antolycue, Hilson; Hermoine, Dire. Hilson; Paulina, Mrs.

Sharpe Perditta, Mrs. Austin, with a variety of Songs, all the production of Shakspeare. To which will be added the TALE OF MYSTERY. with other entertainments, particulars of which will appear in future advertisements. m31 COTTON BATTE-55 baler, fair quality day received and for sale by m31 J.

P. J. NESMITH, 75 Pine st. way to at. a 25 The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav.

Co. 262 50 the same at the store of Henry S. Low Broadway, second door from Warren st. m21 TOR SALE -A tract of Mountain Wood Land, laying on the near the High Lands. of JACKSON CO.

80 Nassau street. m31 1m TO LET-Very desirable accommodations for a small family, consisting of a handsome three bedrooms, a kitchen, and priviin the garret, in the house No. 20 Dey street. The apartments are clean and in perfect order, as they have occupied but four weeks, by family suddenly breaking up housekeeping. Possession can be had immediately.

Apply on the premises. m31 ORTH RIVER STEAM BOAT Albany, from the new steamboat a pier foot of Rarelay st. The low pressure steamboat DE WITT CLINTON, Sherman, leaves the foot of Barclay street this afternoon at 5 o'clock. HER REGULAR DAYS OF STARTING AREFor Albany, For New- York, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday Friday. Saturday.

The NORTH AMERICA, Capt. James Benson, to. morrow morning at 7 o'clock. The NEW PHILADELPHIA, Capt. Geo.

E. Sey. moor, to-morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. The ALBANY, Captain J. G.

Jenkins, on Wednesmorning at 7 o'clock. 17 For births, apply on board, or at the office foot Barclay street. m31 UDSON RIVER Steam Boat for Albany, daily, at 5 o'clock, P. low pressure steamboat CON STITUTION, will leave the foot of Courtlandt at. this afternoon at 5 o'clock.

The CONSTELLATION, Capt. R. G. Cruttenden, Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. to For births apply on board, or at the office foot Courtlandt st.

m31 TOR PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON, via N. LON. Fare to Providence $5. The steam boat FANNY, Capt. Davison.

will leave Fulton Market slip This afternoon at 3 o'clock. Fare to New London and Norwich meals extra. Stages will bein readiness to convey passengers to Worcester, through Pomfret, information Freights taken as usual. For further enquire at the store of m31. JACOB CORLIES SON.

283 Pearl at. ROBE'S, WALKER'S DICTIONARY, Cobb's Spelling Book, sale at the manufacturer's prices, E. B. CLAYTON, No. 9 Chambers st.

Where may be had a general assortment of School Books and Stationary, and all the new publications as they appear. m31 VALLEY OF THE NASHAWAY. rec'd and for and other Poems, by Rufus Dawes, just sale by m31 G. C. H.

CARVILL, 108 Broadway. THANNING'S Reviews, and Miscellanies, William Ellery Channing, just received and for sale by m21 G. C. H. CARVILL, 108 Broadway.

COXE'S HIVE -The most valuable DE Medicine ever prepared for Hives or Syrup if timely applied will be the means of rescuing thousands of children from an early tomb. For if it is the power of Medicine to arrest the progress of that cruel disease, the Croup, which is so fatal to numbers children, this Syrup will effect it So highly is this Syrup esteemed, in Penneylvania, that scarcely a family is without it in their nurseries: and many, very many families in this city (New York) can hear record to its intrinsic worth. It is universally approved of, by the Profession, throughout the United States. The above is prepared from the original recipe, and put up in vials, accompanied with ample directions, at the Drug Store, 79 Fulton, corner of Gold at. m31 BLUE GROS DE NAP.

few pieces just received also heavy double chain black blue black fashionable colors do, for sale low, by BROWN TITUS, m31 62 Maiden lane, corner Wm st. TWINE GERMAN LINENS- -A few pieces this day received and for sale low, by BROWN TITUS, m32 62 Maiden lane, corner Wm. at. ANCHOR Charles Carroll, 50 cases Received of the per above the pack- celebrated wine, and will be landed on Wednesday. Also, 70 cases, being the remainder received by the Havre.For sale by RICHARD WILLIAMSON, m31 19 Maiden lane, 3 door below the Arcade.

EATHER-3000 sides Sole Leather 300 du Skirtang do 300 sides Harness Leather 200 do waxed Upper do 100 doz. do Calf Skins 100 do Sheep do 30 do Hog do 50 do Seal do With a geueral assortment of other articles in the line, for sale by GIDEON LEE CO. m31 8t 20 Ferry st. LEACHED GOODS-22 bales 3-4 4-4 bleachB ed Shirtings, this day received, for sale by m31 J. P.

J. NESMITH, 75 Pine st. COFFEE LOGWOOD, 1000 bags prime Coffee, 8000 lhs, Logwood, 130 hides, landing from brig Bunker Hill, from Port an Prince, for sale by m31 DE FOREST SON, 82 South st. IGNUMVITE WOOD. For sale low to close consignment, by JOHN H.

HOWLAND. m21 158 South street ORNS-7000 Ox Horne, for sale by m31 S. HOLMES CO, 62 South st. LEAL-2 kegs, forsale by m31 S. HOLMES CO, 62 South at.

INSEED OIL -36 bls. Ohio, for sale by 4 m31 8. HOLMES CO, 62 South at. HORSE WM. 4000 WHITLOCK, prime Jr.

Horse 52 Hides, for m31 sale FOLLAND pipes superior quality Holland Gin, the remainder of parcel per brig Garnet, now landing on Elephant wharf, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by m31 FISH, GRINNELL Co. 134 Front-st. SPLENDID Maiden PARASOL, lane, has just HANDLES received a lot of Caul- India Parasol Handles, of a richer style than any he has before offered. They will be finished to order if required. Those in want of this article will do well to call, as these are the only ones he will receive this season.

m31 morning received, a good assortment of Stocks of various kinds; for sale by m31 D. O. CAULKINS, 56 Maiden lane. Rio Grande Ox Horns, for sale by mate WM. WHITLOCK, Jr.

52 South st. PERM OIL. 32 bis. light colored, landing from al Rodman, from Bedford. for sale by m31 HOWLAND CORNWALL, 136 Front st.

7 prime Rin Grande Hides, for South-st. sale by m31 WM. WHITLOCK, Jr. 52 cases Gum Arabic, 100 oz. German Quinine rear of the Norto American Hotel, Bowery, a Jack and cases Tumblers, 60 coils Cordage.

1n31 Jenny. imported in the barque Octavian, from Palermo. These animals were selected by a competent judge, and Hemp. for in lots to suit are supposed to be the finest ever imported. They may m31 S.

HOLMES 62 South CO, be seen at the above stables, where gentlemen, farmers, st. and agriculturists are invited to call and examine them EMPEN YARNS- -15 reels water rotted, 4 do dew until the day of sale. do Kentucky for sale by BY W. F. PELL.

CO. S. HOLMES CO. 62 South st. SHEATHING assorted COPPER.

sizen, -100 for sale ca. by London Sheath- hops; 10 bbls. 11 Alhany o'clock, ale. Wednesday, 13,000 lb. spelter; 2 bales m31 FISH, GRINNELL Co.

134 Front-at. White kegs white lead. received TORTOISE and for SHELL-2 sale by bble. St. Domingo, just Malaga Wine-50 iron bound qr.

caske swoot Malaga PRIVATE SALE. m31 DE FOREST SON, 82 South- at. Wine, in bond. pipes 8 half do superior Madeira Wine, ANGLISH CHAIN Assorted sizes, tor bales Tobanco. sale by Spelter -20 tone Spelter, Indigo Chocolate.

m31 JOHN H. HOWLAND, 158 South-st. Also, 20 caska London Dry White Lead, entitled to th. Hair, for sale by debenture, which will be taken in part payment. m31 WM.

WHITLOCK. Jr. 59 South-st. 75 canka paste blacking in tin canisters, each containing equal to one point of liquid blacking; this article in PRAZIL bags first quality Brazil warranted equal to any that can be, produced, and is Sugar, sale by wortby the attention of whippers and dealers. m31 FISH.

GRINMELL Co. 134 Front-st. Land. -3500 acres of land, situate in the southern pert bbla, for sale by of Lower Canada, northern part of Vermont, and in m31 S. HOLMES CO, 62 South st, Chenango county, N.

Y. vana Brown, by He opposite Maiden TAVANA boxes prime quality, BY J. New York Long Koom, 169 lane m31 P. REMSEN CO. Hanover equare.

Monday Evening, catalogue, will plain- sold a fine tierces handsome quality, for sale by lection of Engravings, coloured and -the subjects DUDLEY STUYVESANT, Are varion and beautiful- portion of the collection m31 90 South st. will be exhibited on the wall. Catalogues at 10 o'clock T. CROIX SUGAR hhds Sugar, A.M. 500 Rum, landing from the brig Franklin, at Tuesday Evening pier 23 N.

R. for sale by Will be sold a collection of miscellaneons Books, ma m31 DAVID ROGERS Washington ny of which are in quantities, to be sold in lots to dealerm, 25 quarto Bibles, 50 pocket do, 200 quires Blank Books. Catalogues at o'clock. PUBLIC SALES. BY SHOTWELL, FOX CO.

Store 179 Pear street BE BROTHERS No 178 At 9 o'clock. at their auction room, for approved Tuesday, street. paper, a large general assortment of seasonable Dry Wednesday, auction Goods. At past 8 o'clock, at their room, a general assortment of British American Dry Goods. BY and JOHN Pearl HONE streets, SONS -Storecornerof Wall CHILDREN and from the the lodging city at moderate can Mrs.

be charge Vendine's, of accommodated 10s. New- per Wednesday, town, Long Island, for week, washing included. There are male and female FRENCH GOODS. schools within 100 yards of the house. References 10 At half past 8 o'clock, at their auction room, 60 cascs Mr.

Thomas Whitfield. No. 1 Courtlandt at, and to Mr. French Silk Goods, by the Chas. Carroll, comprising S.

C. Lawrence, No. 125 Bowery. m29 1w all extensive assortment of staple and fancy articles. Friday, 100K WANTED.

An American woman wanted PACKAGE SALE. Cook. Recommendations required. Apply at At 10 o'clock, at their auction room, 150 packages 711 Broadway. m29 redif British and American Dry Good OF WASHINGTON WARREN- Mr.

At Private pipes London Excise. Walter Bicker, Exchange Broker, No 21 Wall at. BRANDY-34 pipes Otard, Dupuy de Co's Old Cog- appointed Agent of the Receiver of this bank in the is nae city of New York, and the holders of the bills will preINDIGO-12 cases Manilla. sent them to him and obtain certificates before the first TORTOISE SHELL-8 cases of Manilla, of supe day of October next. rior quality.

m18 A. MANN, Jr. Receiver. BY Pearl street HAGGERTY AUSTIN CO. Store 167 ADIES HABIT Case -Just London received Habit and will be opened this day, one To-morrow, Cloths, assorted colors, for sale by Teas -At 11 o'clock, in Coffee House slip, 27 cheeta m29 3tg SUYDAM BOYD, D.

187 Broadway, Young These Teas Hyson, are fresh, and Hyson just Skin, landed 450 from ship Cassia LEGANT PIANO Just received, 73 do bundles lin. complete assortment of blue, green fancy colored At Private cases military mixed cassimeren cloth Piano, Table Stand Covers, fur sale by and mixt cloths, m29 3t SUYDAM BOYD, 187 Broadway. Also, 10 cases 4-4 superfine apron furniture checka FOR SALE, or will be exchanged for proAlso, to close a concern, 67 cases blue nankeens, en- perty in the city, a convenient 2 story house, titled to debenture. and out housen, in good repair with about 5 BOGGS, SAMSPON THOMPSON, Store acres of superior land, pleasantly situated on the post 163 Pearl street. road, in the village of Upper Red Hook, Dutches Co.

On the promises is a well of soft and never failing weter; good garden, with many choice fruit trees of viTuesday, At 9 o'clock, at theirauction room, a general assort) rious a kinds partof the land is choice meadow, and ment of fresh imported Dry Goode. orchard of grafted apple trees; there in an Academy and part DEW No. 89, in the Unitarian Church, in Church in the village. S. V.

Apply to HOFFMAN, 28. Wall st. bere street, for sale. Enquire 116 Broadway. m12 m25 intf DEWS FOR SALE OR LET -No.

88 St. Paul's, TO the LET. north the side of handsome Beach three street, story next to House the middle aisle; No. 108 3 Trinity Church, north aisle. on Apply at 106 Pearl st.

m22 corner of Colliston st. The is house well Has adapted recent- to For sale, a number of vaulta, in ly the been put accommodation in complete of a genteel family. Possession may repair, and NAMILY VAULTS. each, the furnished Episcopal on the plan Cemetery of in the safety Hudson vaults. 8 feet by Inquire 10 be had immediately.

Apply to 88 tf S. JONES. 39 Pine st. at the Trinity Church Vestry Office, corner of Fulton and Church from 10 A.M. to 2 m24 3tawtf TO LET- The elegant two story immedibrick House, No.

71 Mercer possession ADIES WRITING CLASS. The subscriber res- Lately; it has an excellent pump of good water L' pectfully gives notice that his first class of young in the yard. Apply at 80 Nassau street. ladies will commence on Monday next. Ladies propo- m29 1m JACKSON CO.

sing to become members of the class, are requested to TO LET, an excellent House, situated in apply The previous classes for to that time. continued as usual, Elizabeth street No. "6. directly opposite the gentlemen are Quaker Meeting This House in calthroughout the afternoon and evening. culated to accommodate a large genteel is W.

S. McLAUREN, Writing Master. built in the best manner, of brick, with finished basem27 4tis 69 Canal street, ment, kitchen, vault, The principle doors, rooms have W. GEIB'8 Pianoforte and Music Warehouse, 170 highly finished marble mantels, folding Broadway, opposite Courtlandt The yard is large and benutiful, and has a spacious factory 3d Avenue, Dear 11th street. Pianafortes re- wood-house in the rear.

To a good tenant it will be paired, tuned, and hired out. m29 tf let at a very moderate rent. Apply to E. CONRAD, ANGLISH TRAVELLING Printer, No. 11 Frankfort at.

m29 2t sale, a new and fashionable English inside lined Travelling with TOULARD MUSLINS. -The subscriber ban just Chariot, finianed in the best manner; received an elegant assortment of Foulard Musdrab cloth. yellow morocco and lace; green silk spring lins, which be intenda selling at the reduced price of curtains; body and carriage painted yellow and relieved 3s. 6d. yard.

He also offers for sale, a full assortwith black, and has every summer, possible £230, but convenience. will be sold ment of the following articles, at the very lowest It per marcost in England, reduced last be J. COOKE ket prices, are such goods as will give satisfaction, at a very price. It may seen at tf viz! Table Diapers 10 quarters table SON'S Repository, 78 Walker at. m20 ask do do; Napkins Doylies; Marseilles TRENCH LADIES.

Madame ENGLISH Rousseau SCHOOL has FOR removed her YOUNG en. Quilt Counterpanes; Liven table Piano Diapers; covers white Ge- Bil- hard Cloth; tablishment to No. 499 Broadway, next to the house oc- 1108 Velvet; fine super Gauze Flannels Kerayinere; french cupied by General Bogardus, the situation and genteel Calico Gingham--also, a full assortment of every deneighborhood of which are sufficiently known. scription of Hosiery Gloves -for sale Mde. will receive a few scholars as boarders, the CHARLES M.

WILLIAMS, house affording more accommodations than are No. 986 Broadway. for her present limited number. French is the lan- N. B.

An extensive assortment of French Aprons, sary school, and will continue to be taught by m29 3t guage of the Constant Le- of every description. herself and sister, both pupils of Charles BUTCHERS' AND DROVERS' BANK. tellier, at Paris. TOTICE -The subscribers will be at. Morton's, the All the branches of education are taught, and compe.

North American Hotel, corner of the Bowery and tent masters teach English, foreign languages, music and Bayard the 1st day of June next, from 11 o'- drawing. All kinds of needle work are children taught. under 10 clock A. M. street, until 3 o'clock P.

to receive subscripon A considerable deduction made for tions to the Capital Stock of the Butchers' and Drovers' years of age. will be Bank. DAVID MARSH, Young ladies wishing to learn French only CORNELIUS SCHUYLER, Commiereceived. paint- JACOB AIMS, Mons. Rousseau gives lessons drawing and JOHN PERRIN, sioners.

ing, and instructs young collection ladies in these arts. busts He for has the REUBEN ROWLEY, received from Paris a of antique New York. May 27, 1830. m27 5tr Prospectus delivered at the present establishment un- STATED MEETING of the Trustees of Columimprovement of his pupils. til the end of the month.

A bin College will be held on Tuesday next, the lat References. Messrs. De Durand Rham, De Swiss St. Andre, Consul; French Thos. of June, at 5 o'clock P.

CLEMENT in the C. College. MOORE, Clerk. Consul General H. C.

m28 3t Gener, Ex- President of the Cortes the U. S. General Army W. E. Bogar- W.

SUMMER -Just received, a large assortdus; Hy. Stanton, Major L. of Mills, F. Cottenet, W. Gail- the above, viz: fine white Weslh Gauze Laight, Chan.

King, P. m28 2aw Flannels; Gauze and Barege Shawls, of all sorts and lard. sizes; black and colored Barege, Batiste, Palmarines, ONDON. GERMAN, AMERICAN PIANO and Italianett: fine and superfine French Bombazines FORTES CABINET FURNITURE -A ge- embroidered Swiss Mualin, for window curtains neral assortment of the above articles for sale. Apply plain Swiss Jaconet Cambric Muslins; And a large at the N.

Y. Furniture Co. No. 11 John st. opposite the assortment of painted Foulard Muslins.

For sale low Arcade. m29 1t at m29 1w JOHN STRANG'8, 434 Pearl st. NOCHINEA L. -32 ceroons, silver grey, for sale by DRINTS -This day received cases rich light stripe m20 2t DE FOREST SON, 82 South st figured Printa, a new and beautiful article; 9 RIST LES. 4 caska first quality St.

Peteraburg, cases do Foulards; 50 pcs 5 6-4 Jaconet Cambric; 50 for sale by P. REMSEN CO, pea do Cambrica; 25 pcs Corded Maiden Cambric-wholesale m26 Hanover square. and retail by (m29) R. L. TODD, 63 lane.

TIN -150 pigs pure. for sale by UGAR-120 boxes brown Havana, for sale by BANGA P. REMSEN CO, Hanover square. 5 29 C. J.

BARSTOW, 73 South st..