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I Cow? Calendar This Common 29, 36, 37, 33, 40 41 42,82. BnttUlfience. on da March 27. Board of Board net at half-past 5 Davis In the Chair, and a quorum of members present. Tbe minutes of the lait meeting were read and approved.

Message from the Mayor, vetoinj, the ordinance to tmeud tbeordinance to regulate the Works," oa account of iu denying the Mayor the right to open the hydrants under a penalty of $35, unless he first obtain per Hiissiou from the Alderman and Assistant of the Ward. Message ordered on file and published. Ordinance laid on the table. pamiONS the Inspectors of Election ef tbe Secoad District of Fourth Ward to have the Election poll of tbat District removed to No. 25 James-st granted.

Of sundry persons in the 13th and 14th Wards for free bydrants. For grading and gravelling loth Avenae from we Bloomiagdale Road at street to intersection with Kings bridge road. Of Benjamin Blonk for reimbursement of tests in defend? ing suit? against him as Captain of the Watch. Of John Smith, Clinton Gilbert, executor of William Gil? bert, J. Hunt Augustus Embree, Jobn Hanevet, Gilbert R.

Ferrltt, Anton Joseph, Jacob Gress, and others, ior correc? tion of tax. Of sundry persons to bave snow removed from Orange, near Cross-street. Of Thomas A. Mead, to lie credited with afsessmcits HTonrously paid. OfJ.

F. Worth, Gilbert Redan, and others, for leave lo remove the bodies of tbeir friends to other cemeteries; granted. Re-roars Adopted to correcting the tax of Anthony N. Hoflman from a tax on $75,000 to a tax on $7,500, which it ought to Board declaring their want of right or power, as he paid bo atteationto the notice In time; report adopted. In favor of Instructing the Manhattan Company to pay Charles Pope for sustained by a borse adopted.

A communication was received from the Comptroller relative to arreargei, of Jefferson Berrlan, late Superinten dent of Streets adop ted. 'Relative to the assessment for widening and grading Chapel-street: ordered printed. Instructing aa amicable suit to be commenced with Stephen Whitney, who claims compensation for Und taken at tha foot of Market street by the Corporation when build adopted. Infarur of leasing piers foot of Pike slip and Rutgers-sL to certain steamboat companies: adopted. favor oileasing Greeuwich Market for three years: adopted.

ln favor of leasing piers foot of Hubert and Cedar strectj, ferottevezr to coTipanies: adooted. In favor of leasing thepiers -foot Cedar and Liberty streets to Penfield, Day it Adverse to tne petition of Abraham Cross for tLe payment an award Adopted. ln favor of pay ing Barnard McSorley for balance due b'tm for office hire, kc. for Commissioners cf Registry in the 16th Ward: Adopted. In favor of selling lot of land 46 Cbatham-st: Adopted.

In favor of granting to Rodman and Samuel Bowae a lease of Ihe Catherine-street Ferries for 7 years Adopted. Jn favor of organiaiog a hook and ladder company in Bea ver-st: Adopted. favor of organizing a faosu company in the 8th Ward adopted. Relative to i he petition of Marian Flanders for compen? sation for damages sustained by tbe overflowi ng of a sewer aod culvers: Adopted, and referred to the Finance Commit? tee, with power. In favor of confirming ar-aessments for regulating 31st st betweeen the 7th and 8th avenues Adopted.

Ad ordinance giving tbe Mayer the same power as con ferred upon the Aldermen and Assistants was adopted. 1 favor of remitting the Tax of Icadore Barn bard, C. Remington, Jame- Harrison, S. log-am, Joseph W. Smith, and John Austin and the petitions of W.

J. Cohen, J. M. Wardell, Ebsa Williams, H. Barrett, and John Haggerty, severally adopted.

Leave granted to present the petition of Henry Storms, and other citizens, to have a Portrait taken of the Indian girl Dohumme and placed in tbe City Hall. Re ferred. From the other favor of applying to the for ps wer to reorganize our Almshouse and Pri? son departments, and to make such changes as may seem fit: adopted. In favor of establishing a Police station house in 37th st. near the 8th avenue.

adopted. the locations of the places for holding the polls in tbe 2d and 3d of tbe 14th Ward be changed, and that they be held at No. 9 Spring st and 174 Mulberry st: adopted. Also, for changing tbe polls of tbe 7th district, 8th Ward, to No. 269 Spring st adopted.

And the poll of the 8th dis? trict of the same Ward to 550 Washington st adopted. ALso, to remove the poll of lit district of the 7th Ward 120 East Broadway adopted. Inquire into the expediency of providing a city map Cor the Board of Education referred. To cause obstruetions to be removed from the streets through which the Temperance Societies are to pass on tbe -Util infat. adopted.

Relative to convicts being employed in trades, and tbat bills before ihr p-esent Legislature in regard to employing convicts in min lug and quarrying, become a law. Adjourned. of Over, an? Judge Kent anal Aid. Wooobul? and Carman. Trial op Ellen Connkll, for Murder, in causing the death of her Infawt prisoner is a young woman, a native of Ireland.

A sufficient number of jurors not having answered to their names, additional ones were ordered, aid con sideiable delay occurred. She was finally placed at the bar, weeping (as she had been all the morning,) intensely, and evidently greatly alarmed at her situation. Messrs, James M. Smith, and Alfred A. Phillips ap? peared for the prosecution, and Messrs.

S. Jay Haskett and Wells for the defeuce. Mr. Alfred A. Phillips opened the case on behalf of tbe prosecution.

He stated during his remarks tbat the prisoner vas under trial ou an indictment for the murder of her fe? male infant child, at No. 65 Cherry-street, on not. lash prisoner lived with me as servanton ihe November, and had rafg i About rfeb? ft tue; evening previous sfe Sp tieroprn, Of wwed. i wooldoolbave doctor, that she uid not want any. She said she would down stairs to the room where she slept, and go to bed.

In tbe morning, about 7 o'clock, I went in lb? yard and dis? covered au appearance, which I traced from the vault to tbe prisoner's room. I went down stairs and asked her how sh-e was-sbe replied that she was better. After conversa lion I reproached her with what 1 suspected, and asked ber if it was possible that luch had occurred. She answered no, sir. 1 told her I would have the place searcttrd.

She at last confessed. She said the child was quite small, and she had thrown it down the vault. She t-kea nie say about il to the women. 1 promised thai 1 would uou I went to the Coroner, and also to the AUterman of the Ward. A roan was sent to the house.

He took up a board tbe floor of the vault. I held on to him, and he reached down, look ihe child by the arm and lifted il op. It bad a handkerchief round it- It placed in a vessel, and carried lo the dead-house. The prisoner was arrested. She came from Ireland last summer, and soon afterwards to my house.

On ihe cross-etsminatioa by CoL Haskett, he stated that the had been esgaced a few days belore iu carrying pota? toes trot? a wagon to the cellar. Tbe basket held more than a busbel, but did not appear to t'aligne ber. Ellen Morrison in the house with Mr. Donovan. Saw what was spoken of by him in the yard.

I went to her bed-side and asked her if it was so. She said oo, and it was a shame to cast such a thing upon her. She sild she was better, and able to get up and go about ber business. Dr. Macomb physician to the prison.

Made a post mortem examination of tbe child in question. There were two fractures on the right side of tbe wound the forehead, and one on ihe side. There was also a mark round tbe neak as if made by piece of twine. Ap? plied tbe hydrostatic tust, and considered the child to have been born'alive. Am satisfied that prisoaer had recently been a moth.r.

Several questions wer? asked the witness by Mr. Haskett, as to whether it would be possible for the wounds to have been by other than violence, kc which be replied generally in the Tbe child was fully developed. It weighed about 7 pounds. The Coroner, Deputy Coroner, and other gentlemen, testimony, but without any thing particular being elicited. Mr.

Wtlls, associate counsel with Mr. Haskett, than open, for ihe defence. He stated that the prisoner eame here ou the July from Ireland, without triends or home, a lo a strange country. Tbe cause of ber coming here was this She was tbe daughter of a respectable teo antofanobUra-niu li-laad, aou was seduced by one of sons of that uobleman. Knowlag tbe crime he had com? mitted be put money in her pocket, giving her a hundred guineas, and sent her here.

The balance of the 10O guineas wasobui-ed from her by a fellow passenger on her coming out, and she went to the boos? of Donovan, after her arri? val, as a servant girl. She was employed in the laborof the bouse, premature Ulnew was the bo, Dr? Schmidt, and other gentlemen, gave tes unony tendmg to render it doubtful whether the child could ioJari? from ether causes tha? being in Dieted by its mother. the jury at some length ia favor 01 the prisoner, and was tollowed, for the prosecation, by Mr. Smith. Judge Kent delivered the charge of the Court, sud the jnry retired.

a short time they returned with a verdict of not guilty. Police and 8irU of town' Damed J-ckson and Ann Ebza Smith, were arrested for stealing a decanter of rum from G. W. Hays, No. 8 Little Water-sireet, and be log pros-tat-s, were sent to the Penitentiary for 3 months each as thieves and vagrants.

taSaLS March 37. SjS 70 Si.060 Kentucky do.saw 691 8.000 do.sSQde? 1,000 do.haw do.69} J.000 1,000 Ohio Ss, 1353.694 1.000 do.69 1,000 Kentucky 6s.85 5,000 hood) 845 2,000 do.s30d 34. 77shrs Bk of 90 40 doN RtvBk.R7 SO do Farm Tit Loan. 20 do Mutual lOfj 10 do Maahat 12'' 25 do Canton 5 do Au Rech 95J 6 do Anb Syr 150 do Harlem R. 16? SECOND BOARD.

5 shares Mohawk Railrosd.s 30 days 295 Commercial Asnociation. 6i, 1362, 103 $4,000 Kent 3,000 do.b30d 107 1,000 do.107* do.s90d 1862. loi, 1.S00 Illinois 6s, 1370 s80 82. Ohio nw 69? 2,0110 do.bnw 695 1,000 sl5d 69. AIM Jl do.tw 84.

1,000 do.bl5d 8i; 4,000 do.slO.t 8'i l.OiH) do.bSd 1.000 do.tw 8.5 1.000 do. 8,080 do.tw 85. 1,000 do.btw 851 i-OaTO do. 69 3.000 do.tw 85 do.slOd 69J 20 sbrs Mech Bk Asso'n. 74J 2.000 do.bnw 50 do Ins 28 50 do Harlem -S0d 16.

2,000 do.blOd 69i 300 do. 3d I6? 1,000 Kentucky 844,100 do. 161 84fj 50 16. and ITloney Monday, Marcb 27. The sales to-day were not larga.

Kentucky recovered percent; Ohio fell Bank cf America improved 1 per cent, Sterling Exchange is a 6, and Francs 5 45 a 5 42.. Tbe market Is Eteadyrbut not very active. Mobile 17 a 18 discount, very iew Qswego notes offering in the street; the rate of discount is 12. a 25 per cent. Some interesting statements in regard to financial matters in Ohio wili be found in the letter ol our Columbv.s corres? pondent.

The Philadelphia papers have just discovered that the Northampton Bank has fallen into difficulties, although we have beeen tellin-i them of it for some time past We under stand that the embarrassments grew out of the fact tbat a person with whom some noles were lodged as collateral, in pursuance of arrangements to secure a debt of $120,000 doe the Bank by tbe Lubigh Coal Company, threw ihemicto the market for The friends of the Bank are endeavoring to sustain it under the storm, and we know that during the week $44,000 of its protested drafts which had been issued in accordance with a plan for resumption which had been adopted, have been retired, and others coming doe provided for. Many suits have been commenced against it on notes, but theB.nk is protected by an act of the Legislature which legalized its suspension for five years in consideration of a loan it made to the Stale. The notes are worth SO to 40 in the street The following sialement of its sitnatien on the 13ib inst. exhibits but a Flemish account for a Bank which promised to resume ca the G1 July next. Liabilities Assets.

Capital 30 Noles in circulation 95.041? 00 Jndg'lj. mort. 1'ns 171,200 00 Contingent 13.576 40iSl'k in Pa.institut'ns 19 6.4 0(' Profit and loss 21? Heal estate 00 Disc, and 615 74 Dividends 7,051 SOraTue by other 2,679 2n Du. ether Banks 2 fino 00? Loans lo tbe Slate. 12,705 25 depositors 74,633 41 A special 10,004 65 uiiy draluinfav.

21,850 Post noie. 59i) 00 Specie and 7,330 24 14 14! The circulation oflhe Lank averaged during a period of ter. years Circulation January 18, 1.12.$412 854 April 19.1842.269,460 July 19,1842.249,160 October 18. 1842. 191,004 March 13,1843.

95,010 The circulation ot the Bank has been reduced, but it has been done by borrowing money on hypothecation of its own notes The is, bow such roncero conld $192,000. The noles were rnihcr at the latest dates iu Philadelphia, being quoted at 50 to 60. Sixty shares Slate Marine Insurance Co. sold at auction to-day at 2 50 per share, and 67 sham Equitable in surance Co. at 783.

Look out for Commercial Bank of Millingion notes, al? tered to 10s of the Commercial Bank of Cincinnati; also lo 50s ol the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Hartlord Co. A $2 note of the Clinton Bunk of Columbus altered to a $10 liai been detected in Cincinnati. The genuine ten has a likeness of Gov. Clinton in tli? centre near ihe top, with a large on each counterfeit lias ten in larpe while numerals on the right, end lo the left a male and fe male figure with an eagle. Threes On the New-England Bunk.

Boston, have been put in 141, dated Match 1,1841, pay J. Swan; E. Cl -rli, Cash Ph. check letter round the letter A stereotype plate paper new and whitish. The above, with descriptions of twe: ty other new counterfeits, will be found in Thompson's Reporter.

The State debt of Maryland, which is now $14,999,940, will be reduced by the act for selling ihe public works passed at the last session, if it can be carried into effect, to $3,289.910, from which tbe sinking fund being deducted, $1,179,276, the debt it reduced to $2,110,664, bearing an in? terest of $126,000 per annum. This amount Maryland can certainly easily provide for. Pennsylvania Fives are advancing in Philadelphia. 39 was freely offered. Money was very abundant, aiul trade better.

A letter from New-Orleans dated 16ih says The Com mercial Bank is liquidating her paper at about 25 per cent iiissount. We have really now only the Louisiana, the Lou Mechanics ic Traders', City, and ynion and they are doing no business, except oneov tiieta a trine in exebunges: The'Canal, actual or "Virtual areJn all the others without banking facilities tbe exchanges dull York sight 3. disc days 5. disc London 1 per cent Tjrcm; Paris 157 70 The State Bank of Illinois, since it commence paying specie, has parted with $50.000, and consequently has re tired $200,000 of its own notes. State Bank paper is selling at Springfield at 41 cents, and certificates at 20 a ctnts on the dollar.

Carefully reported for The Tribune. Monday P. prices continue jjot-inally at 5 12. for Pots and 6 75 lor Pearls, but we hear of no farther sales. COTTON is noi so much activity to-day, the sales so far as we can learn not exceeding 800 bales, mostly for export.

Tbe quotations are without change, and lor the belter qualities the market continues very firm, upland lair Orkans 7c. AND is not a very active de maud from the Kasi, and tbe firmness of holders operations excepting immediate wauisof ihe trade.and lome lots on speculation. Uenesee may be quoted 4 9o. a $5, a farther small advance, with limiied sales at both pnces. Kor a lot of 500 bhls 4 874 was refused, and alterwaid 4 9S.

for a parcel of tbe same amount. The stock of Ohio and Michigan (J quite limited, and Is held at 4 a 4 9SJ. Railroad at 5 more to be had below 75. 'Cas? talia 5 There is very little New-Orleans Small sales common at 4 a 4 75. Tbe advance in Flour at the Southern marts has bad iu natural effect here, and we be? lieve there is none now offering be-low 4 25.

We nouce sales about barrels Alexandria, part to arrive, at 4 25, and 500 do Georgetown at the rale fresh Geerget'n is held now above 4 25. Tbe last stile Richmond City, 300 bbls a short time since, was at 5 25; the price is now advanced to 5 50. Brandywirie nominal 4 50. Sales, to some considerable extent, of Jersey Meai at 2 60; Bran dywlne 2 62. bhds 12 50 cash, $13 4 mos.

Rye Flour is quiet- WO bbls Baltimore sold last week at 2 75 Jersey is Shorts 9c; Ship Stuffs 13c. At Georgetown Flour 75 a 81.. At Alexan Hria 3 50 a 3 At Baltimore, Howard-st 3 81. a 3 City MillsS 87J a -L At Mountain 40 a 3 58; Lov.laud3 SO? 37. At Richmond, 3 75; City Mills 4 75 a 5.

At Philadelphia, 3 S7J a 4 Rye Fl.ur 2 62, Meal 2 SO. GRAIN? The market bare Wheat, -he last sale was at 90c Corn is in good demand and prices rather looking up. Sales 2500 bushels tnfsnor Delaware at 30c, measure; 800 Jersey at 53c, weight 500 do 52c, meas 1000 Northern at 50c. weieht, aod 1500 do at 50c, measure, both to arrive. There is no Rye on the spot.

A sale of 1700 bushels was made, to arrive, at 55c (has are getting, more scarce and improvi-g Jersey S3 a 34. sale of 50 State Prisen bbls was made at 20c market is perfectly inactive, and bas for some time. This dullness is the result of very high freigbu, which prevent exports; the Tariff, which in a mea.ure acts as a prohibition oo the importation of liquors and tbe temperance cause, which bas destroyed a coasid erable portion of the demand. These three causes aresup posed to have caused tbe great Inactivity in thirarticle, of which ao; mor? tbaa 100 M. have be? sold $i-C? the closing of navigation.

Three or four cargoes have bees shipped bnt an owners' accounL We quote White Oak Heading WO Pipe Staves do 30 a $32 doBbls22i Red Oak Hhd Staves 20 a $22: notice farther sales 2700 bbls South Se; on terms not transpired. We also notice a sale of 100 bbl Crude Sperm at 55c WHALEBO.VE.?Sales have heen mide of between 4 and 50.COO lbs Coast at 2Sc cash. ol 67 tes made at 2 NAVAL hear of nothing doisg. tbahigi rale of freight still preventing The large in Torpeutine reported same week two ago, were not sales, bat shipments from first hands. sales 75 to 100 bbls Spirits Tnrpeuice, part at 6 mos, and part at a lower rate.

Sales are said to have beet made as low as 29c. notice farther sales Clover for home nee at 6 a 6jc. The demand is fair, but there is nothing doing for export. Sales 60 bbls Timothy at $16. Rough Flajx wanted for crushing, but we hear of no sales.

Clean nom inal at 9 25. market is perlectly quiet. Tbe stock consists principally of Western. is a fair demand for Pork, and we notice a sale of 250 bbl? ew Mess at 8 25 Prime is worth 6 87j a 7, and old Prime 5 87j a 6. Beef Is improving and in active demand 5o, Prime 4 a 4 50, and 4 75 for City.

Time rates are offered freely. The sal? of Lard are not large about 800 Leaf sold at a o.e. and 155 bbls Soft at 5jc; City is held at with retail tales. Cheese a GJ Botter 55 a in fair demand and steady offers of 5i for Grease Butter are refused. auction 130 bads Orleans sold at 4J a 5c.

fully sust-titling the market. NEW-YORK CATTLE 27. At Market lOOO Beeves (660 from Pennsylvania) 100 Cows and Calves, and 900 Sheep. advance ol last week is telly sustained, and we quote 10 correspond: Retailing Cat tie $5 75 a 6 75, and a very few extra at $7 inferior to lair 3 75-100 unsold. Cows AXD of 90 to to 25 a SO.

Sheep at market taken atl25a2 for a fevr extra Wethers. SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. By J. M. Miller Co.

House and lot 675 25 by 50 It, lot 25 by 2C0 leet, ruanir-g throaeh and fronting on Mercer By E. H. 2 story brick house 6 Hubert ut, cur 22 Il Iront, 73 ft one side SI the other.6.500 By llalliday Sr Jenkins. 3 story house and lot 22 Laiayetie Piace, 25J by 145 ILand 14200 60 on 129th aud 130th sts, 11th and 12th av. 8.CO0 17 interested in the opening of 33th anil 37th the Eleventh Avenue and Madison Avenue, are requested to call at R.

Motl's office, No. 4 Wall-street, on the 28th at 1 o'clock P. m28 ET Bird's Establishment, corner Pine and Nassau success which has attended this estab? lishment for several years past is gratifying to the proprie? tor. Since the commencement of his business lie has stead? ily kept in view ihe acknowledged tastes of his customers, and introduced, from season to season, the most approved styles of the day. Being well acquainted with the tastes of our citizens, no article in bis profession has offered to the public which has not received general approbation.

Pie Las now the pleasure to announce, that be has been induced from motives of economy, and in conformity to the limes and public senliment, to add to his assortment a Fun. Hat 01 approved fabric and workmanship, at the very low price of 1-2. It will be distinguished by the same style-nul finish that has gained for him the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed. He will cantinee as heretofore to fabricate the $5 Bea? ver hat, which has become the standard among the elite throughout the country. BIRD.N.

Y. J. D. BIKD, Franklin House. Philadelphia.

m9 Spring Fashion of the new Spring Style will be offered at our counter on and arter Sat? urday, 4th inst. SPENCER, Hatter, mh2 tf No. 67 2 doors East of Broadway Historical JoHrr Lord, of Boston, will coinruence on hursdny March 50, in the Chape! of the Universiiy. a Course of six Lectures on the Progress of Civiii-ation in Europe from the Fall of the Roman Empire. subjects.

Introductory Gradual Development of Christian Ideas among the Teutonic Races. II. The Roman Empire in its Latter Old Civ? ilization. HI. The Destroyers of this Germanic Genios and Character, and tbe connec? tion of the naiive elements of iheir minds with the Insiitu lions of the Middle IV.

The Cendal System auri Chivalry. V. The Crusades, Commerce, and Free Phy? sical Cauce? of Modern Civilization. V. The Intellectual Establishment of the Scholastic Forma? tion of the Modern Languages by the Poets.

Tickets for tbe Course. $1 Single Lectures 25 be bad at Battled Welfora's boocstore, under the Ameri? can House, add ihe door. Lectures commence at half past 7 o'clock. m28 iTT Library Duer, will deliver a Course 01 Twelve Lectures on "Marine Insurance," In Clinton Hall, to commence oh the first Monday iu ApriL The Course is intended 10 comprise a thorough and critical exposition of ihe Law of Insurance in all its branches. Programmes will be issued at an early date.

Terms for the non-members. $0,00 to members, Tickets may be had of Morris Robinson, Alfred Pell, No. 44 Walt street, or at the Li? brary. By order. m2l WM.

M. PARKS, Rec. Sec. Public Debates nt the The discussion ol the following question (tin? last of tbe course) will be on Friday evening of the pre? sent week Is Thomas W. Dorr, the Legal Governor of Rhode Isl? and?" Jff.

Hon. ELI MOORE iVig. HORACE GREELEY, Esq. Doors open at 7 Debate to commence at 7J Tickets cents, sale at MiUVs, 205 Broadway. m27 51 Lectnre "Social for the beuefit id ihe Hall Orphan Asylum will be delivered by Bishop Hughes, at the Broadway Tahern-icie; en Wednes? day evening, March 23, at Tickets (to admit a geatlcmaa and; lady) can be obtained ror 50 cents, from ibe Clergy or Sextons of the different Catholic Churches, and ahj at ihe oa tjie evening of lue iaiS of the Un will be held on Tuesday, 28th Instant, st Monroe Had, corner of Pearl and Centre ilnrets, at past 7 o'clock, P.

M. Every member Is to attend, as bu. sine? of iire.it trapotunce will ivhiis tc'-ed By order. S. C11ICK.EB.ING, President.

ni27 Thi? Ih-ay Published-The American In price 25 This highly popular work is rapidly approaching its close, only two more numbers the. wjrk. This part contain? the introduction to Baron Pompolino, the 0 real uncial at Cairo, on which have been written caustic reviews and pamphleis. Tuis namher contains seven chap? ters, wiih many plaies. Tbe contents of Chapter XNVlll are as follows Interview itb the Consul at Cairo Description of Au? dience Hall; Incidental Attack; Egyptian Janisary Procession; Marriage Contract; Match Making Brok? ers; Bridal Do-vries; Law respecting Matrimony Wives and Concubines; Law ol Divorce; Blesslugsof Frultfulne-a and Cause of Barrenness; Ancient Merriare Customs; Cheap mode of Raisinp D.

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D. JAYNE.20 Soath Third street, Philadelphia, and S05 Broadway, New York. Price per bo.Ut*. lus -tos Gov. in the compliance with the particular request of a bost 01 who manifested their desire to atienda General Lecture atscr-ptive of ihe Planetarium by Profrssor Gouraud personally, before the removal ot this magnificent mechanism from tbe city sf New-York, (th" General Lectures baviag been brcibiy suspended du if)0, the last week, owing the dangerous Ulness which lately'visited the Professor,) the Planetarium will be ex? hibited at Niblo-s Saloon on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 2Xb.

30.h and Slst from 10 A. M. tfll 3. lor day examination, and from 7 o'clock in ihe evening lor the oe ST! olive Lectures. Tbe General hectare will be concluded, each evening, with a series of Pbrenotecbnic Experiments, which will consist in a variety of gigantic ol Prol Gourauo's phenomenal pawet memory ai the same time a most conclusive evidence on the erbcacy of the marvelous system or method by which such a uni? versal memory be acquired by every one who shals at? tend Professor eariy Coarse of Lectures at ihe Taber? nacle on the same svsiem.

B. Prof. Gourand would icvitc the pno lie to be confidently certain that these next days Exhibition and Lectures on the Planetarium will be posi dvdy the Lui. he being, this time, who says so and also as arrangsmenu already cone laded it Philadelphia compel bim to be there on Tuesdav. Sd 01 April next, without talL st MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF KgW-YORK, MARCH 28, 1543. DAT the strs Rises 5 53 I Sets 18 THE 3-1 Mora. 31 i Eve. 8 Latest Dates. 1 4 1 Bngs Mars Gray, Georgetown.

SC, Brett Vose Magnoha, Hitcfcccck, Mobile. Hurlhut Meta mora, Apalachicoja. do; Ameba MuLlhoiland, Md hagton. Rio Janeiro, Coil Emelme, Fisk. West ana Ogcen; Sw brig Wexsta, holm, Bcorrnan, Jennston Oo; brig Neu vitas, McFarlaad, Pi Peire, Gaudaioupe, Sei-nette.

Tbidtrus Dri'coll, Nerfolk. Sturges-Clearmaa Philadelphia, A Cooley. Aaartcn. Bark Clarisa, of Brunswick, Me. Lunt, 20 ds fm Port Li? on, to master.

March 13, in Ut S3 35, Ion 74 55, Jell in with-wreck of brig Eiba, Purki-s of Providence from Ha yannah for Providence, and took off captain and crew, hav? ing 2 days'provisions while lying too in a gale from ESE shipped a sea, carrying away ntdder bead, stern posts, bul? warks and caused toe vessel to leak hadly. Capt thinks the brig sunk shortly after leaving her. Capt Purku re? turns sincere thanks lo Capt Lunt for nis gentlemanly to himself crew for rescuing them from a wa? ter)' grave. Bart Te-zer, Crockett, 20ds fm Mobile.cotton to master. March Ion 73 20, spoke scbr Elizabeth, fm Atuka pas, for in company with bark Don Joan, for Boston Mariene lor do.

Bi ig Hyder Ali, Crrrick. 20 ds fm Mavaguei.PR, 250 bbds sugar to Cnauncey Aisop. No 19 21, Ion 67 20, spoke ship Adirondack, from Liverpool for Mobile. De? sired to tu reponed. The A has been 11 days on ihe Csast, with continual gales from the vest lo WNW, 2 men froit.

Brig Dinion, Robinson. 4 ds fm cotton, to Dunham Kicbardsr.a, 16 ds fm St Thomas. $40C0 to Lewi-, $212 to Smith, $2000 to Aymar, $1300 Bnck. $40oC 10 ordrr. Br brig Argent, Moran, 23 ds fm St Johns, NB, La ballast to Miller.

Sehr David Risley, Catlin, 4 ds fm Roanoke River, cy? press shingles to Williams Northam Cchr Charlotte, Faller, Im Pono Cabello, 2d March, cof? fee to Lewis. BELOW-J. brig. Wind ENE, with snow, MEMORA.NQA. Ship is detained until to-day, owing to theeast wind.

8T Tins Moaxntc's mail. our Philadelphia Philadelphia, March M. Cleared this afternoon? Brig? Cumberland. Adams, Per nambacn and a market; Espeleta, Ames, Al? cemos, NO. Sehr Hatf.eld, NV Steamboat Errick-'in, Layman, Baltimore.

No arrivals ap 5 o'clock. Weather cold and SW. FELLOW CITIZENS! Wk are bound to believe it, from the very circumstance, that all wbo take Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Hili Cherry, do say, that ti far exc-ls all other dicines, for Com, Spitting Blood, tickling or rising seusaiion in the throat, bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, weakness of tbe nervous system, or impaired constitution, irora any cause, ami lo prevent persons from tailing into a Decline, ibis me? dicine has no equal. preparations from this valuable tree, ex? cept the above, Dr.

Swayne's Compound Sgritp of Wild Cherry, are fictitious ai.ti eouv.tcrfeiL Prepared only by Dr. way ne, No. 54 North street, Philadelphia. For sale only at Dr. W.

II. Milnor's Drug Store, No. 192 Broadway, corner of John-st. m23 W. W.

Cheater of 19 i Broadway, cor? ner of Uey-sireel, invite ol their friends and the public to large assortment of Carpetings and Floor to which ibey are constantly making additions, and which they are oaVrlng at very reduced prices, correspond? ing to tbe times. Persons about furnishing bouses, or want ing any article in our line, will rind It to their advantage to call and examine our as-ortment before purchasing. tae simile edition ol the tollowuip- Magasines for March, wood's the University Magazine, und the London Christian Observer. Subscriptions by JUSEPR- MASON, Publisher, Broadway. The Edinburgh Review, No.

155, and the London Quarterly, No. are in press and will shortly be pub liihed. ss? IVo. 10 of Dr, ThonuoB's BOT-NIC PRACTICE, $48 broome hireet, New Ynrk. Fever Sore of five years' W.

Griggs, of Freehold, N. had been troubled five years with a bad nicer upon the shir, bone was confined to nUbeai ten weeks lait summer; bas had four pbrsicinns to attend him It bad cost him $280. Dr. Thomson cored it in five weeks. See certificate, dated Jan.

2, 1343. By a letter dated March 2d, Mr. Griggs snys leg is well. A physician in this city said six round? would be required to cure him, and then not of a care. Palsy and loss of thi use of Taylor, of Free bo N- J-, wats perfectly helpless tor several months bad lost the entire use ol bis limbs; was fed like a child, and carried from place lo place like an Infant Several physi? cians attended him to no advantage.

He came to New York and stopped with Dr. Thomson one week. By letter from J. W. Griggs, dated March 2d, 1843, he says Mr.

Tay? lor can feed himself, andean use his feet and legs, and thinks mueh of" Dr. practice. Abram U. Ifewtown, L. commenced taking medicine in January for dispepsia and debility.

March 12tb, said he wns better in health than he ad been before in four years but said he did teli of it for fear his neigh bin? would laugh at him. Fever Sorts, 15 years' Lan don, No. 2 Catharine Market, bas been troubled with dread? ful fever sores on bis legs, one for 15, ibe lor 7 years bad been in tbe City Hospita. 6 months; while there w.is under tbe care of Doctors Mott and scar ifietl and calomel and arsenic, and other usual remedies in such cases. Went to the Hospital with the idea of a cure, but lelt wiih the addition of a crutch.

On ihe 15tb of March called upon Dnct. Thomson, 343 Broome and at this date, 27th, better than he has been before in 10 one halt healed, and gaming rapidlv. one ai the Catharine Market where known by all. Call and see Scrofula of sexual years' S. Curtis, Pacific street.

Brooklyn.has been troubled life with been attended by no upon Doch Themson on the 21st, and now, oa the 27lh, is better than be has been before in his life. Allen, 106 Broad-street, New-York, or himself, Brooklyn. rr.ir,s of testimony on hand, of cures such as rtaising Blotd, Dyspepsia, Irtjlammatary Rheumatism. Piles, Polypus in the Nose, inflammation of the Bladder, Female Weaknesses and Female Obstructions, Palpitation of the Heart, Ptt'iy, Wanted, at Broome-street, Patients that oau find no reliff from other Practitioners. Temperance? Teuiperauce Cttlum bian Society will'meet this (Tuesaay) evening, in the Church corner of Cbrystie and Delancy street- The best 0' speaker; and -mgers will be present, and lake part hi the All the pledged and constitutional members are earnestly requested to be present, to make arrangements for the Celebration to morrow, the -9ih ir.st- Come, one and all, and what car, be said in favor of the Ureat Cause.

free. By order. P. B. MANCHESTER, Prssidenu J.

S. McKay, Secretary. The WASHINGTON TEM PERANCE B-NEV'OLENT lully rcqucted to meet at their Hail on the losL at o'clock A. M. precisely, for the purpose of joining in the pro? cession to celebrate the second Ar.niversy of this Society.

Also, all temperance people that are not interested ia any other Society are invited lo join us. As the Parent ex? pects ever member Ui do hii duty a general aud punctual attendance Is expected. By order. FORD, Marshal. Spencer1? HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to No.

G7 Chambers street, 2d door Esst of Broadway. March 2d, 1843. mh2 If DIED: On Saturday, March 25, Caro'tine August-, infant daugh? ter of Horace SL and Caroline A- Warren, aged 7 moiiihs and 15 days. March 27, of scarlet Albert son of Caleb and Helea S. Coggesball, of Brooklyn, aged 4 years and 9 months.

In Ja-ricbo, 15, Mr. Robert right, aged ,1. March Mary, widow of Joba Delmonico, deceased. March 2G, only child of Harrison and Caroline Hall, aged 3 vears 10 March 26. Joanna, wifeaf Gardner A.

Sage, and daugh terofGeo. Smith, la 23d March 25, Margaret, relict of the late Dawd Dunn. March 25, Victor Augustus, youngest son of Alexander C. Geslain. 12 yiars and 9 months.

At Medford, Burlington county. March 29 Benjamin Ua vis, President of ihe Burlington County Bank, aged about 66 years. A March 16, Thomas HL Hooker, aged 71 veam. At March 9, Sarah Gage, daughter of Rev. C.

G. Ftaney. DomiDgu Coffee for salo in lots to suit at So. 30 South-street, up eodSf EW TEMPERANCE HOUSE, OS THE GRAHAM new and splen? did House No. 42 a few doors from the Astor House, has just been newly lurnished in tlie most ample and convenient manner, regardless of expense, tor and permaneni boarders, wbo mav preler to tea the advan? tages of the Graham System of Vegetable to tbe exeluswm or Animal Food.

The Table will abound at ail time? with tbe rick Milk and Butter of Orange County, and the choi? cest Fruits Vegetables both of this market and of the West India Islam's, aa arrangement having been mad? with a distinguished Fruitery and Vegetable Establish Rei-t at Havana, for a fresh supply or the delicacies of those at all seasons. Every effort will be made at this Huusai demonstrate the truth that a Vegetable is most conducive to as well as Heaiia. The lo is central, pleasant, and convenient alt the Steam, boat Landings. Strangers visiting the City for a faw days are inviwed to give this syr-teia a fair triaL The apart? ments are large and Sns.w?_ Baths gratis. No eflorts wi? be spared to and those wbo may favor this house with their patronage.

This es? tablishment has coarrection with any other. Terms mS CLIREHUGH'S Third and Last Scot T1SH MUSICAL Clire hugh and tbe Misses Camming respectfnllv intimate tha ibev will give Musical Entertainment 01 WEDNESDAY, the SgihtiAi-attij? APOLLO CONCERT ROOMS. Tbe Programmes contain an entirety and choice se lection of SONGS, BALLADS. DUETS Attsm GLEES, from the Ancient and Modern Melodies of PROGRAMME. Part I.

ye the CcaoIo? ander my Pi ad die.Mr. the Floweret" Damblarte Miss M- A- Linn.Mr. Ctirebugl Doon.M;sses Cammin? whj left I my B. G. Commios.

Clirehogt lasso' Gowrie.Misses Cummia? Past IL mav the Keel Row.Misses Cumming Castle Cary.s.Mr. Clirehugb Hailedeen.Miss B. G. the Sworn, Scotland.Mr. Citntbngb weel my Boaiie.

row Misse? Camming au Id Cloak aboutye.Mr. Clirebugh nae lack aboai tbe House, Misses Camming and Mr. Clirehugh Tickets and Programme to be bad at all iheMosic Sttxes, and at Mr. Clirehugb's, 2fi5 Broadway. There will be a limited number of Tickets issued, so as to prevent the discomfort which attended their last enter tainmetit.

Doors open at to commence at 8. m2S2t by two nice indus? trious girls, for chamber-wsrk. or nursing, kc. Apply at 121 Grand-street. ra28 Place by a rate Cook, and by a girl for house-wwrk They baifegooi city references.

Apply at S3 street, in the Place by a very nice American girl, for chamber work, washing, kc, or seamstress. Apply at 15 Rose-street, rear. m2S young married man, well educated, is desirous of obtaining a situation as an in a School, or a situation in a In any capacity. Salary not much of an object. He would be willing to make himself generally useful at any thine.

Ad? dress Tribune Office. m29 GARDENER single man, thoroughly acquainted with his business. Ad? dress A. B. at ihi? office on the 1st ef April, stating terms and references.

N. Catholic m28 ANTED rate Milliner, lo trim and make Ladies'Caps. One thai can eome well will receive constant em ployment acd good wages. Apply to Miss No, 405 m28 BUY Salary $50. gentleman and his wife and one or two gentlemen can obtain board and pleasant rccauat 35 Bond st- on terras.

rfio Yellow Steam JL Soap extra No. 1. free from nn excess of rosin and nu nil, manufactured and for sale by m23 5.IS* W. HULL SON, 103 and PAPER W. FIELD.

71 Fullomslreet. New-York, is hr supplied from some of the best In" th? Eastern and Miildle States, with a large and superior sortment ot PAPERS, and is prepared to supply stationers, Frmteis, and Country on as ad vantageom terms as any otaor this City. m2a Im lyTETALLlO Mer chants in want of Steel Pens would do well to call ex.m.ne various kinds of C. C. Wright perlor Premium Pens.

They are put np in boxes and on cards in the very best style and offered at moderate prices by the aeents. J. C. BARNET fc No. SfiJohn-st.

SliAKSPEARE'S YVORKS, complete in 1 vo'. royal London edition, w'ab 40 fine steel engravings, lor by J. S. CO 145 LADY'S BOOK, OhAHAM'd MAOA LAD? 8 WORLD OP FASHION AND LITE LAI LKE April, and also No. 15 of Thiers's Revolution, Wo.

6 of AIlKih's History, Brande's Kncyclopedia, witli sev? eral Clnert, ail which can be bought at the old established Book-Store. ABRAHAM m28 237 Bleecker-street (1OW AND a Vy Cow of very fine quality for milk, with a heifer Calf week old. Price $60. Apply to J. Corey, 19 Suffolk OOK AT best silks at only lot good fig ured lace at 2 eta; goo.l kid gloves at Is; lot cotton hose at 6d; tine linen at la 3d; fine broadcloths at 7s 6-1; casjimeres at loi fine sattlnets at only 2s ribbons 3d; cambric mu-lius only 6s per yd; fine shirting at 4it pr yd; best pearl bottons at 3d prdoi; lot al good Seilt ck at 80 pr yd; lot carpets yard wide at only Is 6tl pr yd; lot fine calicoes at 4d pr yd; lot good umbrrllas at only 3s6ti; lot wadding ai Id; ladies' ben silk hats at oi.ly 4s 61; lot coat buttons at Id pr and a thousand oilier lots of goods, cheap.

It wll pav auy to come 100 miles to see HAWKINS'S 501 Green? wich street, filth store below Spring st. c-28 virtue of a landlord's Warrant, I will expose for sale at public vendue, on Wednesday, the 29th March Instant, nt 21 o'clock in noon, at lath-street, between tbe 6th and 7th avanues, 1 cop? per stoves and pipes, 2 carts, 9 barrels and content, 1 grindstone, I wheel-barrow, 1 clock, 1 steam engine, pipes and shafting, dippers, 1 set of harness. 1 wagon, Sale positive. ALFRED ROACH, March 3. i various qual ibltable for the manufacture Dr BtiAVKR CLOIHS, PILOT CLOTHS, SAT'ftgTS FLANNKLS, CARPKTS.liC i.e..

for low, lots to suit purchasers, by CYRUS W. FlEI m28lm TAMES G. MOPPET, 121 Prince st. N. has on 1er saie, wbo! and retail, at Un vix: German Silver of ocrent very superior article Slisfl Brass, Co do do Brass, do do Coopers' Pail Ear? and Rivets Umbrella, Parasol and Shade he war ranis equal to any in tbe United States, and of bis own small neat Drug Store for sale very cheap, situated 510 Bowery, a first rate place lor a Phyalcian, or a person wishing to commence ihe business, as the assortment is very complete.

Tbe house as well ihe store to let very low, the present occu? pant going to leave. Inquire on the premises. ni25 1LITIA AMD persons who have In any way from the op? pressive enfo cement of the present Militia Law, by imprisonment, or exactions in Ufa of fines, will very materially further the exertions now making al Albany to procure a repeal of that odious and galling law, by ad? dressing letters, slating the facts, with the real name of the sufferer, to J. H. H.

at the office of this paper. m25 Dol lar Just finished, ihe most splendid article ever offered to the public. Elegant smiri nap Hats, at the low price sil $3. A bo an article at $2 50, equal in durability and Inure to those commonly sold at $3 BROWN, Practical Hatter, 146 Canal street, one doorauove very large and choice assortment of fresh family groceries, just received and for sale wholesale and retail, at the lowest market prices for cash, by J. O.

D. FOWLER. Orocers, 35d Greeowich-street, corner of Murray. B. Families and Boarding House Keepers that pay Cash are requested to give them a call previous to pur? chasing 3tls OR" excellent light Wagon, with leather apron and top, with heavy Ui es for city use Price $100.

A Grocer's Wagon, heavy springs, for city or farm. Price $70. Both in good order, nanng been carefully used two summers, and sold for want ot use only. Apply to Schieffelln Ferrit, 20 NEW STOCK OF SILK GOODS? S. K.

PECK 189 Fearl and 90 Beaver solicit the Merchants visiting the city lo their iresh and very sehrctstock of Laces, Silks, and Fancy Goods, to whleh they axe daily adding most fashionable and desirable styles of the season- Also, a complete assort? ment ot MUUnery Gootis, which they are selling at reduced prices for lml3 TO TRANSPARENT Shade Painters. Wanted, several artists in the above branch. Also, one wbo Is well skilled in the GUfs staining business. Apply or by letierposi paid, to W. J.

HANINGTOtV, 293 Broadway. A respectable youth wanted as an apprentice. N- premium i- CHAIRS OR SHIPPING, or for fam? ily mahogany, fancy Curled Maple, Balti? more Cane and Wood Seat. Couage Rocking Chairs? tor sale very cheap at 317 Pea.lsireet, Also, a general assortment of Cahinat Ware. m4 Silver Ware, by B.

S. a ROCKWELL, pn TO the lit of April? modern built 2 story and attic rick Honsa No. 7 Lombard sireet, Newark, N. J. with under cellar throughout, folding doors, iic There is a well of good water in the vard.

Lot 26 by 144 feeL bom-e 40 feet Rentkiwio a good tenant, loqnir? of E. 258 Water street, or 77 Chrystie st. New-York- m28 lw? OYSTER BAY, L. Ho tel TO LET, for one or more yean. The premises taie late Townsend Parish.

of twh buildings, each two stories high, one 40 by 20. the S3 by 45 feel, and connected together by a Alio barns, carriage house and borsestieds, a large sad very superior gardeB, and orchard, aBd twelve seres of excellent The neamboat American runs to the village times per week; stage? twice per day to Hicksviile, ronddrpoL Tbe roads in the vicinity are the scenery ansurpisatogly romantic The bay a nobje one every particular. Any farther infonnancri be oo uiued by applyin? to S. H. near tac or m28 3teod- S- LUOLAM, 42 HuAolk-rsetx, AUCTION Josiah A-C-oneer.

BY BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT, Sure 136 BroadwaT. Liberal on foc TUESDAY, March SS. A o'clock, at the auction mota. sale of the books win comwe-ca oa day at 3. o'cloclt.

with the extensive Messrs. Lea Blaacbard. aad becomlaiced from day i day at the bour, until! ail is lo ib? order ot ibe catalogue, which will be found to contain ty of valuable stock, iixlBtitng invoices Irom mou of the casting mrougfihut the country. several valgable sets of th? Sf.itnum fc.agl_B ocUYo i vol. D-CMI nenne's of Napoleon; Theology, tc.

fcc. wui on moroiog of th? received too late 2tih cf for "bicfc wiU be received until tfa? BY S. 54 Wil corner of THIS -AY At Id o'clock, at the rooox. Pack-SS packacesof Foreiga aad Orice-u? Dry a desirable ainrrnentot ble articles, on a credit 6 tor all suou ot' $100 asa over. Consisting of new sty les prints and Hartroac Co, Rocelbam and c-tiier Ftench prints, striped and and cembric muslins, bmwn and ed sAeetimrs and shirtings, checks.

plaids, tickings, and col'd cambrics, Kentucky drillings dannen, Wm of England American cliMi.s, casstmeres saline-, m. moleskins, extra s-peirine blue blk bcuibaitnes, sup o'ete, extra checks, sup bordered wheel top umbrella-, chinir. turaitare prints, exlrn tine floe English nsnoecs, rioo panlalooa Uocy fine cotton ex heavy tartan Wilmington licks, lloen lor collars, cap wire, boney sfca vis, Oxforu satin jeans, sup book half 1 ose. fine gum e.a.ttc suspenders, extra tine gii'gbama, extra Une madtier 4-4 lilsh heavy blue pilot cotb? blue checks. 5 4 mixed plaid wbtuiey blankets.

assorted col'a merinos beavy wool col'd cambres, loseys, 4-4 lantry ging? hams, shaded era vais, silk warp flanr els, steel mixed drab and filae satinets, col'd ptnurd velve white brown and white linen orilla, checked rsusiios, lir.eu cam? bric hdkfs, sUper col'd furnltare, white and col'd cotton baae? bosktn gloves, real goatskin do, Manchester git-shams. 2 3 col'd prints, boosewife Cauk ill grandinello stripes, oxford taixard bJaeasd ste-l nuxr iio. Marseilles and Cashaia-re cache mere padomg, table envers, patent thread gamhroons and lustre-, bishop lawns and book rap? Um cloths, rich bg'd German brown liueos new styles of pantaloon, sea Island shirtings, RarusJev linen goods, trade cloibs, drapery aiusltcs, Alno, 50 pieces French fancy ot new paturaa and extra mper quality. Also, 8 bates sheetings, wet with sail water, Abo, 3 cases bishop l.wns, to close Also, 10 cases 4 4 super I.neos. Also, 4 super brown boUands.

Also, 5 case? brown linen Also. 2 casrsLondon cream drills, for merchant U.k>r_ Also, 1 merino cassimeres, super quality. Catalogues now reoaty. WEDNKSDAY, March 29. al their auction room.

Cloths ano the general assortment of Cloths, lor approvadendorsed 6 mouths lor all sums of $100 and over. THURSDAY. March 39. At 10 o'clock, ai auction room. French amo Gcraun casas French, German and Foreign an extensive assortment of fancy aud ankle? of rrcei-C lo the spring Terms, on all sums ol $100 and over, 1er approved endorsed Ahvo.

10 case? china feather, lacquered, paint? thk an A paper lans. catalogu? and samples on the morning of SATURDAY, AprU I. At 10 o'clock, at the auction room. Cloth ano Cassim? the a six monlhs, tor appru va-u endorsed nates for all of $K'J aud over. AT PRIVATE SaLK.

An invoice of French Mackinaw all sites, iVomt 1 to 3 paints-, white pongees; pon? gee hdkfs, while and crims ami figured; sucban blk, blue and assorted se blk satins. GREAT lNDUOEMKlSTS are oflerad at the NKWYORICC.iSH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT 142 ruLTe.t-sTasET, near Broadway. The subscribers having on hand a full and fashionable; aH sortnir.iti of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings of the Knglb-? French aad American manufactures, we are prepared to commince our Spring business, adhering strictly to our okt system of Cash on and no abatement In The advantages derived by thr? customer from tho tlon of thi3 course, thereby realising a gain of SO per cent? upon credit prices, they conceivn perfectly obvious, therefore needs no comment and in calling the attention ol' the gentlemen, the United Slates and of New.York It? particular to itieir assortment of choice Goods, they wil! merely observe that nndevlallnc: punctaaUty in answering the commands of their frtep.da is as much part of their system as cash paymeuis. f27 C. 8PRING DRY GOODS.

DOREMUS, SUYDAM NIXON, No. 39 NASSAU STREET, ARE now openiog rery choice auwort ment of Staple and Dry Goods, of Britisb, French and manulacture, embracing CTerf variety of Prints Quillings Ginghams ISatteen? Priaiei Uanm Hackaback Cl.di_brayi Camb'c and Jac't Muslins Selsorines Cbeck'd aud Cloth Book and Mull Muslins Cs-imerei Camb'c and fur. DimltUa Sattineu Marseilles Quilts Glrafie Cloths Bleached Muslins Neapolitan Cloth Bedtick and checks Garobroons Linen Check Silk pocket Udkis. Drap de les Cotton do. Lbien onnb'c do.

Kent. Jeans Linens and Lawns Alapacbas Diapers and Damasks Piquet Cords Table Cloths and Napkins Coitonades 10 4 and 12-4 Sheetings Drillings With a complete assortment of Hosiery and other GooJa suited to the trade, to all of which ibey invite the of purchasers. Cash dealers will find it to their Interest lo call N. 8. 4.

N. intend keeping constantly on bond a full supply of linen and cotton Mheetlngs, table diapers and and blankets (for berthsof vessels) diapers and hackabnek towelling. Masters of vessels steamboats may depend upon and at market TABLE D'HOTE, or The Astnr, City, Howards', olher promi? nent Hotels of the city, having discovered that a nralucli? of their prices were becoming absolutely length yielded to the of the but not, withstanding, they have really not made dminf cheaper ti? the citizens tiinn before. The not intending to follow in the waVe or half-wsy measures, but to be Id the van mences the campaign by opening THIS DAY a Tab d'Hoie, or Oidinary, commencing at 12, and coniint.ing until 4 o'clock, P. by a succession of Hot Joints, Fish, made dishes, Pastry, i.e.,and served In a style that shall be surpassed, in ibe superb Dining Hail? of 'he All Nailon? Hotel," No.

Ill Broadway, for 25 each gentleman. Gentlemen, whose business call? them in the parto! the city, or in fact who choosing their own, for dining to the arbitrary hour of the expensive Hotels above (and equally well served,) are invited to pa? tronize ibis establishment. Parties desirous afrtining in can be so served ta apartments of unsurpassed beauty. Ales, Porters, Wines and Liqaors, of the best, qsality. reduced prices.

Eleearitly furnished can be had. n-aiwls JOHN COTTKR. WATCHES lower than cou sequence of the reduction of duties by the lat? tariff the suliscriber is selling bis stock of anal Silver Levers, Anchor Leptne, and other Watches of new and splendid patieros, atad Jewehy at r-tail considerable redaction from form? prices, being muti? la wer than they can be bought for at any oilier plae? in the city. Gold Watches as Iowas $20 to t25 eicit Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought All warranted lo keep good time or the money I Waicbes and Clocks repaired in the best manner, aud ranted, at much than the usnal prices. G.

C. ALLEN, Importeref Watches and Jevnlery, nlTlstf an op ECONOMY Broad? way, opposite the would suggest to tha community that I am furnishing every article Clothing at proportionably moderate prices, tor which our Sack fur touts have been afibrded, ano would solicit from capable of appreciating good work, that they may judge ot the inducements offered to pay iog ready money. in the city requiring will please leara our prices. WM. T.

JENNINGS, iesf -Taper NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at $6 eemeel aad cnuven'ent artUWe for men. For sale by JENNINGS, the N. B. AU other garments at profortiooabJy HATTERS-ffae CMtantry on hand Angola Plushes, wbkb h. offers for sale at very p.

CUMMIN OS, mfilrmV Pioert. near Pear-, TO leaee for a term of Tear? wellinjr bouse, garden, and extensive 86th 42 PRIMK. 665 Broad way. gallons Winter bleached and 1 unbleached Sperm Oil-? pure and beautiful sxti-le. 2 ealloas Bdbssd Wbale IMC For by D.

TRUES DELL. Canol st. mbl7 Broadway. INDIA RUBBER SHOES, 53 iMtiden Une Oentiemeo's Sheet Robber and Ci alfa $1 Ladies' and Cbildreiys do..