The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
April 3, 1842

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TH TaUTDiHI*. 37t.-WlivUHa.904S !?KW LINK OF L.IVKRPOOC PACKKT8 To (all train New York od the XSih, *u?l Liverpool on lh? lith of cock wionlht A A ^TeomNEW WEE^ Ship ROSCIl'S, Captaio John Coliioa.t?th March. Ship SIDDON'S, Captain E. B. Cobb, ?th April Ship 8HER1UAN,Captain R. A. Dep.yater,?Sth May ShipUARRJCK, Captain Wm. Shiddy,?lk Jiu*. kaon livketool. KSHBITDAN.Capuiu K. A. Drjcj-EtEr, l?th March. GAKRICK, Captain Win. bkiddy, 13th April. Ship ROACH'S, Captain lohu Colliua. 13th May. Shin 8IDUONS, Captain t. B. Cobb, 13th June. Theaeahipa are all of the fir.t clam,iipwarda of IU00tom.bufll Ship rA/OO.Capt.Cornell. Ship OCONEE. Ospt. Jackson Blip MlSSISSII'Pl.Capt. Milliard. Mup LOUI8VILLE, Capt. Hunt. Ship SHAKSPEARE, Capt. Miner Ship GASTON. Cant Latham. SCpHUNTSVILLE, Capt. Mumf. td. Ship OCMUltlEK. Capt l.eavitt. Ship NASHVILLE,Capt. Dickmet d. Ship MEMPHIS. Capt. Knight. Ship LOUISA. Capt. Mulford. These ships were all built in the city of New York, expressty for parkets. are of a light draft of water, hare recently been mewly coppered and pat in solenoid oner, with accommodations for pBtengers unequalled for contort. They are commanded by experienced inastenr, who will man every exertion to fire general eatislaction. They will at ili times be towed up and down the Miseieeippi by iteamboats Neither the owners or captains of these ships will be responsi>le for jewelry, bullion.precious s tones,silver, orplated ware, or for say letters,parcel or package, lent by or put o 'board of thesa, unless regular bills of lading ars taken Tortus sains, and ths value thereon eirvatnl Fee freight or passage, apply to E. K. COLLINS fc CO. II South St.,er JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Agtnl ik New Orieiae, who will promptly forward all goods to his address. Ths ships of this line are warranted to sail punctually as ad] vertissd, and grsatcare will be taken to hare the goods correct measured. mer regular tripe fIl SHREWSBURY and FKD BANK. 'le?e'e',,RedyiBank 'rVery Vloodt'l^t oNdock, and Tueaday and Thuraday at IS o'clock, moil rXXThe nownpnpara, fcTy and wiifcTy. mutxiat add nSTIt&zsJcjS'czsr*-A "-s;5^ U i? ,m,J FureWera.trea of cartage fS Heater atpeet, four door* trow ("I,e|on J GEOROJC THOMSON, E NE" N CHARLES S. ROVVELL, DENTAL SCRUEON, 1 No. II CHAMBERS STREET, -1 NEW YORK. LIFE B OAT ASSOCIATION, .1 FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF FRANCIS PATUNT LIFE BOATS. Jj AMERICAN MOULDING r company. WAREHOUSE 112 BROADWAY, OPPOIITK II mta CITY HOTEL. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. on THR PHlSClPl.K or ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE Ii orr 1 Having lately lost tw bicusjndati teeth. I called on Mr ti I.erett to sup.ly iheir placi* with artificial ones, anj it 0 fords me much pleasure to testily to hi- skill and ability as a Dmtiit; iuileed, I have ever seen teeth tleed and nited with more taclue^a, and at the name time with ItM painful preaa are on thegumi. 1 cheerfully rrcommend that gentleman to the eeneeia! no- pi lice of the medical profession, a* well aa to ibe public, t'eelini! ol satisfied from my own experience that they may cuufideuily tc rely on hia skill in hie profession. r (Signed) n GRANVILLE H. PATT180T M D. P" P-ofes?nr of Aualomy, Unireraity of New Yerh. February lSt: IPI1. at The original can be aeea at Mr. Lerett's 260 Broadway, Ul corner of tVirren street "If I BANKRUPT LAW. GENTLEMEN wishing to be discharged from their debta under tliia law. are tufiied to call on W. SKIDMORK Attorney at Law, 75 Neat iu etreet. All other kinds of law 111 buaiaess aleo attends to. Charges mudcrate. fin o-n' tb BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULING. jt H IRELAND, No. 120 Nassau street, having an entire new e, stockof Binding Tools and Kul.ug Machinery, of the latest and most aptitored pittenia, ia now prepared to execute all orders in the most durabia and handsome mnnuer. Merchants Account Books and all other aii.ds of Blank A work ruled and bound to any pattern, iu a style that is war- b] ranted t gire satisfaction. Any wink ordered can be done iu the Euglish mode if required,as H. 1 has had long expeiience a| is both methoJs. FOK SALE?Two secondhand Copp-trplate Presses. A^ ply as above. ml8 1m CARPETING, CARPETING. w eyHE subscribers hare received a new a?d Ireih stock of 1 goods for the Apring Trade," consisting ol B ruse Is a1 widtlis- Families about purchasing'any of the above described 'u good, are respectfully invited to ca}lA|iLEg B m 18 1m* 7* F.ast Broadwav.71 Div'sion-st. B CHEAP HARDWARE STORE lTHE Subse.rib-r is now npening his flpring supply of 1 HARDWARE A CUTLER*, received per late arrivals, from Birmingham and Sheffield. Tiwether with a general as- H sortment of D omeetic Good*, which he is prepared to offer at J the very LOWEST CASH PRICES. be The attention of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabins! th Makers, Ac., 11 iolicitcd to an examination of hit stock and re prices, as h* is confidsnt llisy will tud it to their inteeetto ci favor hint with a call. ALFRED F. LAORaVE, ai 310 Greenwich corner Barclay, New York. A regular supply of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and Coopers Glue. Also?a complete assortment ol:Mechanics Tools, fame* Screws, he. a3lm? WATCHES JEWELRY f VERY LOW. H THE subscriber lis 's-lliig all descriptions of gold and silver cl 1 Watchrs, gold and silver pencils, gold chains, teve, Ac at retail, lower than at aay other place in the city. Gold Watches sa low as 3D to 40 dolia-e each. Watches and Jewelry si- PI changed or b night. All Watches are warranted to kssp good lime, or tne moae* letumed. Watches and Clocks repaired in the best m inner, and warranted, at much lees than l auA nrire*. hv one of ihi fi 'est workineu in the city. G. iTalUBTN I 'ip-irter of Watchea aud Jewelry, wholeialc C and) retail. 3) Wallatreet. up itaira. m 2 Im" 8, TO SEGAR SMOKERS THE OKEAT 8EOAR DEPOT. ri SPANISH HOUSE, 25? BROADWAY. q'HE MONEY will b? returned to all peraoua who 1 purchase at thia (tore, if they are not satisfied with the q' ality of the articles. Thia offer ia made by the strong coafidtn e derived from the excellency of every segar that ia of C fared for (ale in the above retabliahanent. The entire stock has been cnoien with great care, and ia, without doub', the mod splendid that hre ever been offered to the New York pub- T lie. Exclusive of the great and uaparalclled variety of.he K beat brands of Havana and Principe, there ia a large lot of 8 PRIME NORIEGAS and NOKMAH, that have been maun- K fac!tired in Havanaripreealy fo- thia eetabnahmeat, and they are guaranteed to be of eopcrior quality and flavor to any O heretofore imported into thia market. In the accommodation of those gentlemen who prefer to amoke at leuure and in retirement, neat Bar Room haa been d opejed in the rear of the above ertabliahmeut, which, it ia O boned, will give catiefactinn to all who viait it. C "to svoar dealers It hotel keepers. Eoraaleat ihe Spatiiih Home, 232 Broadway,a large lotof l Havana Segarc, at 'ha very low ratea of *t v, and $18 30. Theea Septra hating been coneigned to the Special) Houee.by at the maufar.turrra in Havana, with expraaaorders to toll them bl,evare all en itled todebenture. ntt lw* R. RAFAEL. Proprietor. j FIRITPRI ?OF BOi )K SAFES f WILDER'8 PATa-NT SALAMANDER SAKE-Thia I eafr hav been frequently exposed to in'enee heat in burn- f ing building furnerea. Re., and hae never failed to prteerve ihe contrnti, and wa* Ihe only o: e which etood the teet at the jv trial foot of W all street, ae'rr ported by the following Com- mitUe of rveptctable Mc-cnante pi WADSWORTH k SMITH, n BALDWIN k CO. MINTUKN k CO. D CHARLES H. MARSHALL. Thia aafe can only be had at ihe Iron Safe Stora of c SILAS C. HERRI NO. k 130 Water it. N. B.?S?re( of other makers?some of which ate made in imitation of Wilder'f Patent, forfait at half price. m2S iw HAKWAjtE ANb .CLOTH 1'AftR jL'bT HE- J 500 Remus II by 34 K0 Reams 24 by 3d 1' JSO 20 by 30 100 l) by 40 200 21 by 22 ISO M M by M 110 ?2 by H 100 M by 41 50 Ream 40 by 42 Fo? (ale in Iota to (Hit i Mrchasere, by rEKSHE k BROOKS. I m9? Paper Warehouse, it Liberty at. g I/ALSO.MINE PAINTING, for faau y, Keonoaty, Dura- IV bili'y, kc.?poeveeaea advantages ever every other.sytrae n of Painting, aa it i1 RAZOR S I'Rl ?P? Pint Trrminm wan aw ard I ed by the American Inatilute. at Ihe lata aa well aa each P proceedieg Kair, to George Sanndere. I?3 Broadway, for th beet Razor Strop. The Mttalia Tablet, invented by O. -?i? LICS .i i. .u.j c... >v. i?? ..I..., n 4 Mrtid'Hfil hy ih? lint irat^nei oflkf tomlry. ft pro dncet athin ?nd fmooth ed"* on a raeor with more certainty than it can b? 8? lrnion Bant and Boat hem Truet, t r bought at N. PlSTARIt'S. i II Wall etieet I (Jailed Slate* Rank note*. Ktlnola do, Michigan, Indiana, lll-non Serip. b aght and old. mil* pr.RI.IVIii6Mi;ASTlSffd-i;?iiit?tin|?iTr?**i7?nd?Ti, i D and rummer on.amenta, o' euperior manufacture, to cloee J a consignment, at very low tree*, by oKLRiCHS k RRUORR, mi 1m* It Broad atreet. \A f\BlCAL CARtl?On. I'ownn, No. 11 Uuan* at.. neat il iVl Chatham ?t., etill afford* relief to the afflicted ?f bath an ti t*. He mar be iIPW" ronnullad, with the utaoat aonAdeaee, 1 In die wortt eae?* of deTlrnt* dtaeaaee. aaeronrial affection*, 1 and the nntrerioue ajrmptnine arieiaf from Miia diMaae. FVom Dr. Ci eaten.ie* practice lor the lasteiaht yean in tW* parti- en ar branch of 0*n, guarantee* a itkitwd; and frelive tore I* til peraon* who apply I* him Recent aaaet eared in a few day# without lb. tweed merrawyor any effter Iwmerotai medtneine. No mUrr.phea hem kimtaai*. er aha- raltoe in 0>e mode at linu*. All whoa* on*** haa* bee* ar? to??d or jH??2Shr\?l. 5 !S-*tt?hdanc* front 7 in the morning ?Mff lOntaigh*. Ot J 6c*l* DmmA w rc EW YORK. SUNDAY PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT. IN NEW YOIIK. VyfOSS. MALLAN k SON8, Surgeon Dentlata, No .VX J7J Broadway, and at London and Tafia ibformth. ablicof New Yoik.and iU vicinity, that in coi?M*iaenc ?se ol Mastication ard Articulation. LOObE TEETH curely and alTectually Insti lled,arising either from Hie e of medicines or any other cause. ARTIFICIAL PALATES splaced tijion a sure and scientitic method. TO THE PUBLIC OK THE UNITED STATES. Monsieur Mellon is happy in being enabled to anaunce that by the kind consent of Three Hundred of le first families of the Usited Sates, consisting of the rst Merchants, Medical prafestinn, Clergy and private itizena. to whom he can refer as to the superiority of Ions M.'s celebrated Mineral in preference to any other ley hare ever tried, and, in their opini 'B,t't t best that rercame underi heir notice. His other iiapiovcmmts eed no comment. INVALIDS fended by Mons. Mallan, J oar., at their own Estaliahment. THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC re particularly invited to pay Mons. Mallan a visit, to ie the spccimt ns of his new discoveries in Dentistry. TESTIMONIALS. Ions Mallan: Muebec, May Ith,1141. Dear Sir,?Afterhaving tried the Artificial Teeth which ou made for me, I cannot do you less Justice than la iknowledge with pleasure my entire eatisueti-a. I beg to ly they auavverevery purposeof uslication audArlieuiation lual to those placed by thehai Is of nature. They so closely isemble the natural ones in the minutest shade of color and lape.that they are not liscerned as being artificial by thecloist observers. Your celebrated invention for filling decayed teth, I can give a decider opinion of its valuable qualities. You may usethislrlterin any wayyou think proper, for tlx snefit of the public and yourself. 1 am.deartir.yours truly, THOS. FARQUEs, Manuel Carmelst. 'o Mons. Mallan, Surgeon Dentist. 173 Broadway, This gentleman is known at lit Broadway,ana at Trial Vard k King's. MON8? MALLAN, JT3 Broadway. SIR?I feelit a pleasure to be able to offer you my teatimqp] i behalf of your celebrated mineral. During iny tats re idence in Paris called at vour establishment in the Rue Cns gliore, and having had some leetb hlled with your mineral,, an ou'ly say that I have had every reason to be satisfied witl s utility aud value, end neverin the least degree experience* ny inconvenience or injury from its effrcts in any manuri rhatever.?During my visit to Mons. Mallan I saw svvera istimonials of the highest character, all eipressiug the f idles sufidtDce in its great benefit ond value. As far as I am en bled to judge,! conaulered it then,and ytill confident, to bc ire the t ublic. Ifthe mediae doea not apr nk for iteelf no one eh .11 apeak for it. Ouj ct it to uotily whert it can be had. and thttthe proprietor all ngta a rmgle c>ae of reccut d.aeaae to be biought in hich the mixture doe* not efTeet a rapid cure, under a torfeireof^JOO Portale at Or. W Miluni'a, druRflit, IB] roadway. New York; J. Jonea, N E. corner of Chc*?ut aud hatreet, Phi'adelphi'; Joa M. Sm th. 138 Waahington at., oaton: Robert* It Aik nam, corner of Hcuotcr and Market reel, Baltimore; A. B. (Jroasman, Canal atreet, New Or ana. e| MADAME COSTELLO. r?HE FEMALE MONTHLY PIbL it aekoowledgad by I- the firtt Physician* i t tlie United Statea aa the very 'at mediciue that ladir* laboring under a auporeaaion ol leirtalural illneaa can take, and they very seldom fail tu licet when taken according to the direction* Thoae who ill for them will be supplied with her circular, coutaiuing nple direction*, and ail the precaution* necessary to be ob TTCUUI men UK. N. B.?Tt.e married, under aoine ciroumetancea, mint abaiu from lb* ir me for reaaona mutaiued in the direct ion*. Allconunuoieetioni and tettera muit be poet paid. No. 31 Liateuard atrewt. m?S I m" NHINA, GLASS AND KAHTHKN WARK.-A liat ol J pncea of China, Glaaa, fcc.,aoid br H. SIMPSON, I Aatoi ouae. Broad war, who keepa the beat articlea, and aelli >eaper tlnu a .y other hotue in the Unit'4 States FRENCH STONE WARE, Porcelain. Blue or White, ate* 1st aixe pardon ft M ft oo do tl da I 74 84 Co Id da t M 78 fo Ilk do I 37 03 do 5'h do M 37 near Uiah, 1 44 78 luce Turean and Stand, t 00 78 ea t'npa and Seucara.par doa.Mpa. I 80 itchera, tat life, 1 78 SO da td da 1 37 37 do td do 1 13 9S do 4th da 78 IS do 6ih do 83 do 4th do So hocolate i, let aire per dz 3 78 4o 3d do 3 78 do 3d do 9 78 eaa, 1 SO gl Cupa, 37 lone Ware, Dining Serriee,ll3 piecea 11 00 reneh orfcng. Poicelain tea a'ta, ttpircca 4 04 CUT OLASB. clagon diahea, beat quality, I inch, pr pair 3 00 do d> do do 3 84 do do 10 do do 4 00 rcantera, the ret of 4 from 8 80 re'U Hock Ulaaaea, per dot. 3 38 utWiaeafrom 1 su per dozer ul Fluted Tumbler* 3 00 do rmouadea, handled, 3 35 do Htmjekrrnera, take car* thin liat. and make your pn-rhaaeri nJta'or Hume; the aavihg you will make by ao uoing mual risible to all upon re?'tinf the nbere. Table Cutlery? Thia iuH condition of the can*. The plan 01 he hookia to *how tue ordinary aymptoina occurring in com on eaaei, wuh tho beat method of rure It then ahowa wbm theraymptom* mar and dofrtqueiitly happen, with apprnpri te treatment and reinediea to be adopted in cane three bat ynp'onn ebould occur. The p. ice of the book ia 5* centa. Dr. Gregory takca thia opportunity to remark, that he it try frequently applied to under ?irrumetarcee where the pa tent eetmelobf (uttering which lead htm into the belief thai e haa ('me liltr rrmatna of the complaint at ill left, whicl how* ilaelf orraaionally. Hueh c i?m aa theae fraqoentl) rove to be attended with etrictoie of thin feci, aa well aa tin alure of a itricture, the patient had no idea, noiwithatandinf he eymptomi may hare exiated a long time, and a atrirtun ac Pair Gold gpaafortaa. Thi .1 I idee ah til reemre Twa Dollar* reward, and aoqaeahoni akad Apply to Im' Mr. PKL K PI.AjNK. Wall at. Oflaee .Vl \TB'L FOOD All wfiobuy tha common traah offered It them inet-ad of buying the genuine Pheimtn'e L.tmgea ii'1 a"! only be fooled not of their money. bn A atrert. New York; 8t* e alretl Boatnn; S Ledgei utldtnga, I'h.laJelplua; p'rtutk Taylor, Waahtngt.n, *1 IRK MORNING, APRIL 3, I IN i'litt t'UHK OK 8T?l?;Tl>K->-ll le tnO't uaiorti O nrte in ihU complaint that inauy pereoaa have airi t iwiri of it. The common aotm in, that ao loin a* the uriue |'u*i iu a tolerable reara,!lo-r renoot be a nocture But Una u far froji tree. Aetrctur I may, and often doe*, tiiit for mouUia. aud even yean, wlthnu producing any striking change in I'tii rerpect. Whan a etrir knowlailge of thii disease, but on every other Coiiuectnd with this subject. DM- KAlPH futther begs to aJd. thai ha way he coosultei personally a* hie reside uca. No. 88 Uieruwum atrast, at an] hour and ehould any be in doubt aa to the existence of thii I disease, eapacially after perusing hie little volume, he will without npeuee or the leapt p4ig. explain ami ensure htm whe ther he have or not. Let It omy M rc me inhered that, tf he r* ally has a etriatura, not all the medKtaa In the world, alone will ever cure it. a U lm* VyOOL-m.uuu lbs Sheared South Amertcau w ooi.euiteot' I v* f.ir Ssttineis Klanucl, tic. 30 upu Ibt. do dodo. xuitab'e l?r Garpets, for (ill in lot* to suit purchaser*, by till. MAN, SMALL k CO. mil Iw* 11 Kerrv street 1000 |'KHAMS DWl'bLIC I AP WRAPPING PA &t.u Ream Cap Wripti.ig Paper. 10jo Double frown 500 ('raven Wr loving fur sale by I'KltssK at BROOKS, 1 mM St Libirtyet. LUCTRa cordial. TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. IT isnuw barely three ye ira eiuee the general ititn dectii n oi I the LucinaCordial into the L'nitaJ tfta'rs, end tu that re riod.it haa nut only spread its ua- fulnru iliroogh-ut thii h'tni'l'hcre, and suataiii J tliev.vt re| nt .tioii wlich ithal previoualy ai.piired in Kirope. Int lot* alio added to tlie rt n.wnnf it* illnatrtou* inventor b the uuriralled power* it hai beeu discovered to Miraeca in the rure of incipient totiaumr t on. J lie knowledge I ta wonderful intloruca m relevant v and inv'gi.rxti.'g the human fran c, first suggested the idea ot uaibg it in Ml way; mid the result ie tint a medietna hat beeu added to the c italnjuc for the cure ofinripiint catieump tiou, which place* ihe itueaai. w ith due precaution, under thi control oflhe patient It is ecaecely uiccsery at this perioc i to recemmeud the Lecita Ooidial, as *u a'I-sufficient remedy l iu caves if Gleet, b'lnur Albus. difficult or paiuful incus'rua tiun ,lue ml im nee of Urine, nud all dueacea arising from deliil I Italian of the system, whire an i"'iil *e, or a restorative ii wan'ed; a* throughout he United States it haa taken pieoe I 1 dei ce of ill other m'dicinein such casee, end leaves noihius fui ther to he hoped for; its cures being speedy, per'rit, perms I. nmt, and effected wi'hvut pain or treuble. Should there how ever be any peeaon laboring under the above complaints, whi are uuiii u ui til lis ann. vt univcrvany irrifu meriu,i irc>)iBinend it to them with all confidence, and on my own persousi rti[H>u(ibility. feeling ???u eJ it they give it the required trial, i that heal h to the afflicted partita. and gratefulness to l)r. Mag in, will b* the re?"!t IJut an if alt i the caie in Europe, ti e immense American regulation of the Luciua Cordial, ii p incipally bated on its thoroughly investigated, indur bitan e.a?d generally admitted power to euable f mail a, who had beeu coatideitd oairea, to bear offspring; and to restore etiilepowert in males whrn reduced to utter aed apparently 1 ho-ielegt prot'ration, to perfect health aud activity. Wheal i first received the American ageucy of tne Lurina Cordial, from Dr Maguin, notwit' standiug i't Itlgmt loreignceleb-ir tr, and the great amouut of re>|>eetable let'imany that ac1 eompanied it. I drclined conin.iltiig mytclf iadividnally; t bygiviiig anv prrtoual assume I iu Ihete particulaii; but now, after th- enormnm tale of upwards of one hundred i thousand bniil -a. noupled wi h the receipti of certificatri j an I testimonials ini.-ii neralile, aud murli knowledge founded ou pertonal observation, I can ii-dictita-ingly warrant it at fartaceediugmy most sanguine ho,>e*,or even live idu-trioui inventor's promises, in the fii'filintut of the most important endsfnr which Itis reconuneuile-1, aud has hecoae so justly and i ntr-trially popular. To tie as explicit at possible, 1 rt p-at. aud hold myself personally retpoiisil'l: for the assumption, that theLuei in oiitisl. c..u invigorate the viiie powers umales.aiid make them focuudvnt, where nature hat been defieitu', oi when they hare been protested by ariiticial (Beaut; aa I also that it cm produce that state oftke system in i females, who had been previ listy uu'ruiiful, and imagined barren, which will enable lliem t> bear children. I n gret 1 that 1 hare to speak so plainly, on such raeccdiug'rdelieate mxtte.it, hut feel called upon to do so, lett it might be misunderstood, a id a* a full guarantee for the great reap msibility which I lure cheer.uily assumed. Wi.h letli.qt ofsi iere grantu le for the -x'eisive patronage which, as I he a;tut ol tne cucisa Cordial, hvs o?? i heated up n me iu this country 1 rcmai thefub'ics' very obedient humble te-ra't, JOriN VVl.bT&ivS HOhDhftWKLL. M D fr'ee $3 per t-ottl For sals at 489 B'ovuway, N?wYorj an-' 90 N ir h Sixth strict. Plnl * rauted it to he lo much counterleiled The pereon who advert.?ri Dr. Taylor'i Balsam of Liver wort in Spring atrert. at firit under anonymous initial*, am afterward* vV W Taylor, and ag:t n u W llf I hayer. ha net now, nor never did have any connection with the origiua and genuine Tayloi'i Baliam of Liverw rt, which ti ocl made by the proprietor, at Hi Bowery. Buy in iku city onl; at 375 Bowery AaTHMA CURED?"I have i IT red from the efire!* o Aithma along time, and uied every medicine I rould obtain to it| rure in tan, until I ured Dr Taj lor'i BaLain ofLivetwoi at 371 Bowery?thi* inediciio eared tr e MRS. St. RUTON, 31S Lauren it f|{?- BEWARE OS" A BASE COUN TEh HIT.-Oe the tiue and genuine at the old office, 373 Bowr y.and you ar afe. Agentv?Mr. Hayi only, 13* Full?u itreet. Brooklyn; H Rawla k Co Albany, U. B. Z cb ir, Philadelphia; 8. Powel fc Co..3d Cotxhlll. Bolton. m37 rpHE PRIVATE TREAT.ISE.-Tliii li a little volume oi 1 certain diataaci in which the belt and mmt convenien meant of cur* arc itated ia the plaineat pouible maunet. I alio ihow* the ration why then nialadir* io frequently eon tinue on from month to month,uuciired, and terminate at leogtl in other and permanent complaint!. Indeed, no one can rem 1 thi* little book without iceing at once their true and real na tare, and aiio the riik and danger of truitiug them to ignoran and boaiting people. I With a view, however, to obtain a rational degree of coafl deuce in what he ha* advanced on the cure of thoie due a* el. th author Ihitiki it proper here to give a ample atatement of th, meant aod opportuBitie* hi himiall hai had of forming juit am dear opinion* on thil subject. He tlwrefore begi to itate, (ha beaiJei hi* rank ai graduate of Edinburgh, and member of ih, London College, kc he h*a hero watcliii g theie diieaiea. botl in iloapital and city practice tor more than thirty yean, am ha* published two edition* of a work eipre**ly on them. Alac that he ha* lettera of commendation from th* moat emiueii physician* in Europe to the mod eminent in America, a* Si Aitley Cooper to Dr. Mott of New York and Dr. Phyaick.o Philadelphia, and other*, and which may b* iten by any ou* And further, that h? ha* the privilege of referring to alino* every p'n eician of eminence in thia city. Theae are eircum i 1 atancea which afford the highrit satisfaction to every one, e* penally to thoae r.ho are antiou* lo obtain lb* beat advie*.T he price cf iim book i* Si. Dr lialph i* ronaulted at hi* residence.88 Oreenwich?tr*el at any hour, and ha* diatinct and arparate apartment* for thorn who have ta wait a little. Couununieatioiaa by poat ar* faith fullr replied to. mt3 In' j PRIVATE CURE. i riOCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC COURSE, No i-Fo I 1 J the prompt cure of C?p or (Joonrrhoea, Oleetf, and al other wtlhral di.charge*. and hi* Srecific (h.urae. No. a, to th* complete eradication, atd permai ent cure of venerea i disease, without eapotnre, inconvenience, or Inn of time Each cnurae i* eticloaed in neat tin caae, eompriaiug even I medicine, wrah, and req mite, ever required either for interna f oreiternal ti?e; and whether the ea??be recent or old, a tur I i* guaranteed, if naed aa directed. Each package also eon t taina Dr. Jordau'*private treitiae.called the Monitor, wter? ia ia full direction*, with a plain ducription of the naturi f aymptoma, coiiarqaeuce* and treatment of aecret disease*;! which i* added much valuable information, uaeful hint*, an t important advice?removing alj the difficult!** of *elf Heal ment. The price of Monitor i* fifty cent* one dollar aeii I poat paid, will i nvur* it* reception. Tie emu*** No. and 1 are each S3. *n' guaranteed?admirably deaigned for real I ilea'* ia the country, being complete, compact, )convenieii and effieienv Po?t paid letter* covering the amount, hav t I prompt attention. Sold for the paoprietor, only at Drog Store i 69 Marion atrcet. rood do.irbelow Pnnce.aeeoml block eai i of Broadway. Marion flreel ia a direct continuition n i Onlrf. 1 ml 4 1 m* KNCHIRIDION MttplcUM.-fhe under* g ltd, a regul i practitioner of medicine in the City ?f New York, meir ber of the Medical luatilutinne of the State ud County, hai icf. during the laat eight ye ire, accompliihrd a K" numbe of wonderful end attrpriaing curee 10 every variety of leu landing ilieraeev, offera h'a atteudaner ard mrdieinre withoa charge, until the Patient hae fairly teated the mril cine in tkvi diaeaeee. The advanced age,(being ovir SO yrarv.) and Ion evrerrnce of Dr. Solomon Heine, le a guarantee that the rul lie will not be deceived? He will be found till the let of Maj IgW. at the eornrr of Canal atreet and BroaJway, nod ifti that in Keedatree I, near Broadway. Niai utile eat ijuod agimu*. vaua eat gloria noilra, Na.ur eaaat, tnedicua curat mortua." _ mi im" SOLOMON HKISK V D WH WAN IN A HKM'tlKI'l. CLKAK T complexion t _ HIS ia not addreaaed to ladiee only, but .7" j I b? brief, you areavturfd that frrt* 1 mP1J ''Lc' burn, Ian, mortihew, or any diafijnrjtion of lbeek.ia. ar. rcr moved by he fialian aheaaicai aoap; dark. th.-k. vfllnwakin rhiBft to a hfiHhjr cliar hoe wl.ru my I th, tahlia* Ire r r! l/ rtjarl f l#a'lf*t*d tO notify thlt II llO ptlfT Italian ha* lately foiii*edaeo?p of lb# wild herb* of n*a e*un? trv tin* will ck^ng* th# color of thick, dirk, yt.low/.rmj l tarntilrmto alieaHhy eleartf**; rure en.pt.cni of tbintuel f ^/xh AinM rtirrf fcc are laid hytwr petont we? W?vc iN#d tbit. ikat it if ?*cellen?. mod w aiWu>? all to try it i I hit il told br T at tba i?o of the American Kv ile aj?mind 'he right ntnn,,*r.or yon I' he cheitrd?'a? Chat r Ham etveet PilenSueentl c ?he, 1 It rultva *t, Brooklyn. it an agent. ir.3t)tm* SERA 13. cHAMPlON WIG iVlAKfcK. NEW AND ELEGANT IMPROVEMENT IX THE MANUFACTURE UK TOUPEES. 1 DHYLON, tilt Broadway,oppoei'e St. Paul't Church, ia lite I ti;e to ii tr iduce ia Mew Vo'k the I AMAZON TOUPEE, r Being a uew invention of lite eubrcriber. The?e Toinwee ?re mai'e without unapt Dande or m-tallie epr'iije; U ry fit on the j hcudkv anentirely uew contrivance?they c leplay the foretwa I autl templet to any height?they are a* rai> to put ou an I off 1 a* a hat?there ii not a aert rle ofetetl ironnrhraee inthem? the tpiiuge are new inveLimu, bong m-de "i pun tiOLU to I prevent rioting or rot rod.ug Tliifitacou iu.iug p.ool' to old wig wearer* of their merit A* a WIG AND SCALP maker, PHALO.V8 qu .liftcalioae are well ku"wu and appre, ciated He hae proved hiin.elf to be decidedly the beet in the city. Tine it a fact which every wig m.ker Uuowa A convincing proof, if any were wasting, at the opinion of I three of the O/deit and beat judgra in the pruleeaiea in New York cau lentil v. The public cud now judge from the I PREMIUMS. vie. the eilver medal laet year, aud the firet j re in in in Hue. i twarded by the American luetitute, who ie or it uot the beet Wig maker ui N w YoA n.85 CRtl\VI ?CREAM?CREAM. Still thef'itiee widely le?m v? iin praise 01 nint V crocus f resoi? The finest f Itivit g Co i pound kuowu, ?it>nn Hal cln:l)i shown. 'ill ?o akil'ully prepared Tosoften t'tD the roi ghrst heard. That a dull razor's edve b?etows i A kteuuesa that the sharpttt knows. I m pure, and p'raaaut, choice and cheap? Will in .every climate keep? Make* it a pieaaing taak to shave, And will both tine and hroul'tr a ive. Prepared and sold by C. H. ill N U, 53 Fulton at reel; Ba? rtt.fllt Br.iadway, and 459 Droidway. in21 Im* TO THKHALD ANDGREYHEAI'Lid-JONES' 'P OIL OK CORAL CIRCAtsi>ion. known aa "Paaior'a Hair Oil. or Compound Kae'utial Oil of Amouds," fordearoying dandruff, preventing the hair from coming out and turning grey. This inimitable Hair Oil will make the hair grow well.no matter how much dnndiuff or soreness ia on the head For aale, wholesale and retail, at A. Paaior'a. Hair Cutter, IK Greenwich atroct, New Yotk. Price SO centa a bottle. mag l m* STRIKER'S HAY ON IHh RLOUMINGUALE ROAD. rIK sub eribf a, having leased the nhove eatabliahment, ae pect fully lufurma hia frienda and lha yublictliat ha will open for theaummer,on Saturday uent, April 1-t. To thoaa peraona who have oace visited It-is romantic and beautiful place it iabeedhaa lo apeak iu ila piaiae, and thnae who have never ae-o it may b convinced by a aingle viait that hi naturally beautiful and pic' ure que fernery i: iu uuaurpaaatd by any arot on the is) md of Manhattan. Hlriker's Bay iaaie nnlea from the City Hall, on the Bloomiigdile Road. The house ia aim ite on the uia-gin of the Hud aon river, alorg the baoka of which the garden and p'raai re gr> uuda ritaud a couaidarable diatance, the walka wincit-g through a beautiful grove of loeual treea. During ihe pact winter many improvemeDtahavebevn made on the premiaea?the road leading to the liou-e h is been widened and graded, neither ezpenaenor labor having ba?n ipared in order to render tine a deters o ily favorite summer resort The stock of wince and liqunra haa been selected (without rigaid to coat) by an ezpeiienced and competent judge Toe ice creams, the e >nf? ctionary,and all other rerrtahm-n.'j will be of th* very brat gualitv. and the charges as moderate as those of any other respectable establishment. The garden mil orcha'da are well supplied with Cowers and fruits01 every description, ?o that ei itora winning to obtain bnuqnats, or baakets of truit.in their acveral seasons,can be 1 T* th accommodation or those pi riona who for health or pleweore ride early, hawakfaai will be provided Iroie till* in the morning. The comfort and ccnveniincr of Indira siairtrg thi? houae will be especially aludied,and civility and aUsuliou may alwaya be relied on. t triages atari every hour from No.30 Bowcrv, and passengers a tan alight at the gate. W. COKBYN. u?g7 I m TKKL PKNtf? Kioiii the cileorairil Manufactory ol do1 aeph dial lot t, of Birmingham.?The high r potation of three pens hat induesd mar.y interior makers to imitate tin m, t therehy injuring the Iwell earned reputa ioj of J aeph Oillntt. The Puy.icare requested to be particular from whom they purchase. Jj Thegenuine may be known Ky 'Weir rup tior ({iiality, and by Uta style of putting up. A cunalant supply for aale by |f ROBERT f'AKUOW. mil im? M Maiden Line. 1 G I'l'tE.? Hone in the circular. I Orders received sad pimrtiialiy attended to at the KALSOMINK PAIN T OKPOT, feb it lm? 3S4 Broadway, corner Kranhlin. J I \ANpRI'KF or Iocs ol hair te i-iueed ?by a languto or ob! U atructed circulation in the small blood vessel* w hitli rupdly the ecalp and hair with nourial mon', in couarquence of which the perspiration become, thirk ami clammr, and dries J on the suriate, forming a crust called daridrnff which rings uptheprrcsof the akin, aud by its pressure against the roots ol the Itair prevent, it from receivicg eulficient nnuriahinent to retain vitality The hnir then becomes harsh and unpleasant. thai *11 color "nuMMi uu. .....J............ ?j* ITCH AND SCABIF.S ?RAYNEk'J lotion AND f 8VRUP it (hi only nmedy which if certain to cure tlie ibo?t J complaint#? harmlepf in iff operat/nn, but certain in iff *fl>cti e ?the l.otion healing quickly. and the Byruprurnjing apreuny. 1". THE V'BUTH WILL THEVAIL-Ur. Ooedweire Deteri geot and Pilli neeer fail to cure a recrnt ca?e ofd'saaiein tt o hourt. if uie I aadirected Try them, all ye aflhetel- they d are free from mercury. Price SO cert earnt THK TO jTHA' HK CON?l Mtr.D-Janiaer, t Extract, it It re'terei in fire minutea after .pylicat.on to the oeiee ,,i the I, tooth, and prerenta decay if the tooth fllted immediale'y it ^KKMALK*'MONTHLY TILLS?Krom M. B indalocqut c of France?cortain. ?-fe aad aperdy to the cure of all caaea t, where nature haa become obstructed. They cura in .few If li'LB^RT'V ANflVIu.H)t;S KAV |LY PI LLS-Kor the rel ef of all eomp'ainta produced by coalite habile. a.ich a cr beror* offered to the public. Price tt centa per boa. Bold wheleaala aid retail by E. M. OUION: |g7 Bow.ry, earner of Orard street. njt lm' PHKNCH AI^IKR'IAL FLOWERS, ""d Matar'atf for r florists-HRUN, LA ROSIER J. k CO., IIS William etreet. hare jual rccfired, by the Haere packets, Argo and Krancoia tat. and offer for salt 1000 Boaea breach ArtiAnal b lowers, compriamg a lateral r aiaertment oftha moat fatl.h.liable flow.ra worn io Parla. soo Dot en Pink Bancera, auitabla for flower n akera, war raateaaf the ft rat quality. 10 CaaeaMfcteiiala fnrrlori t?, a|x:?j? er?, mu.lin, flo.a ailka, wiret,IraTia, buda hlnernwa, olirca. kr kr. Thit eatahliabmeiit eonatantly raeeiriDg the new at) Irr of flnworn aa they appear tu Paria. D'alrre will find it to their clientage t ,1' The ct.uk I* eitensiee theprlcea inodera'e, and eytry article r.lc.fcu with the fea'ett care. mai.n* I) b. Alt i AI, L'S OAt KMASI-lrlleti t fiMdid i iS?a,?t toq Wa'er atreet. t dnort akoee j'l'hrri'f inirk.i. i he only ea.at liehmeat ol the ki d iu the L'mt d Slater, c.>?tinoea to auiidy the N ,ry, the fi meriea Ruui-n a r1 Si in i it mr in wri?n?a ?u pli?i th- 11 I' I I a a fnr thelaet four )e rt?and haa imw the hrv .i h j tt cat of Oar?, flwee.ee ad Sculls erte col'rcted ino e p I N. B. The Bru ch ar Sf. ra, on the .TorHi Rir?r ai.lc, i? I ah'it up. and rrinoee' 11 too Water atreet and ae I a .re it I the cap n ea of o .e at ire. I will aall enough cheat er to llm a I wi.o cmnr from lh? Nagth Riter aid- to rev llwrn ttmiblh Hrre Boat*, 7 Beats Oar* a I S ulla told t't icut I'.M th?il?ityar. Mint LD, I l Vwg Ctlli I IMPORTANT TO CONSUMPTIVES. I Ntw YOHK. September SIC. IMI TuDr C il. King fir; Aeyou li..rr re.jueaied n. logire you an aecoaan of how your' Kluirof Lite"acted in my caee, I cheerfully crm- H ply lor tnr hem lit o' othcn. 1 hare bed a conyh every wiuter H mreeirnil i rare, and alwaya got relief from aimp'e herb lea* H till lael ?inter, untlw one thiuir nor the other eeemed to ki relief, mtd I waa gradually waetiuf away?baring to relicon iny buiinear. Inthiertaiel ?a pereuadad by my friend Mr. H IVck to try your tlmr of Life aud before I had fluiehed the H Iottie I wu not only cured uf my cough, pain iu the cheat. H uighlewta-a Iml able to renunr loi.ine.t and find myaelf 10 H rapidly improving lataij friendeareaatoniabed, eipertipg to H bear a) my death instead ot ceeiag me yet active and robuet. I H conaider inyarlf u d it>te sung cd many of ering Icllow beings. P- J BR VDY, M. D 330 Broome it. 1 Bf loll iwing ii from L)r K. O. Ludlow. 134 Broadway?[ have used your Bill era in rases of impaired digrstiua, when vegeta Ii tunica were indispeusunle. with a beneficial remit. The ar iclti ol' which it in cenjoied are vary Judiciously i com. oned. and I hare m>doubt will prove lerricerble iu the cases for which yon have recem minded il. Yours. ice. EDWARD G. LUDLOW. Certificate! i f uiaey persons cured can he ireu at the drug lore 1 So Bowery,rorner of Broome, where the above ii void only int ia l ily, and VIn lli| 13? Fulton itreet, Brooklvn fnce large bottler $1: airall 50 cenia. m'J9 lip* j to carpenters, builders, itc. IU9T PUBLISHED,?1 lie Modern Builder1! Ouide, cooJ tammr erfehty eeveu eopp- r plates, wi:h full eiplanauouj. (Minard Lilever. Architect This work ihould be in the handa of every builder iu the country. It contain! an nccu rite.ireatue on Hand and Stair Raring, a branch which hat heretofore been but imperfectly noticed in oilier worka. It* publication hai been at'ended with great expenie It ia hand omely bound in quarto, and ia nspsctlully offered to the public, wholesale and retail, bv the ubiislier, WILLIAM D. SMITH, Architect, Portrait and Card Engraver, ISO Broadway, Inird itorj. Foraale a few Oil Stenca, mutable for Engravers, Dentists, Jewtllera. kc._ mil lm* UNPARaLEIJ.EH cheapness. At the fashionable tailoring establishment, I OS Beekman airett.nrar Tearl. Gentlsin t0 Doctor Laurel, who offers to nig potrouo a suae giMroatoe or no charge. At home antH P. M- and charge moderate. ml ,m* 7YAR87TWKr.PS AND SCLTlCS?Notion is hereby gTT U en, that I have discontinued the branch oar establislinienL in West street. North River side, aid do all my business at iny old Oar Establishment. 402 Water street, and aa I save all the espeases of one store. I wiMsell Oars, Sweeps, and Sculls enough (header to pay for coming from any part of the city IO inc w?r ritisniiRuuiciu, iv* ?uwi, ine uwuri auvvv ttlhariiie market. JOHN A. PEAR8ALL. mu |?K l AlaJ R^-l ItMtr.HK k k Br'.lll.T, 10 William etrrrt lfer? for aale, at very to* pride a aplendid areortment ol Kreneh .Millinrry (Jo-da, r.n niltn c ol the neweat i nil n. The it ft >1 DRKTH flLI.H f,re eo!d at Dr BrandreiL'e principal I tSce, No. Ml Broadway, between Park Piece and tlarra ilfi I ?l>" -t hie retail Hi ea gtt Bowei y vt I H i 'unit "tree* near f anal. f liutrre.1 eeording to act of Ccngraef, by n Br. oh, in i'.? rev i?4j. in ihe Clerh'ec lh orthe Southern l>lc?ie? of N.wYerk^ t A t r. H.?11 e Iileioie Ol a young lad. ijouui Hyeeri V wi.h'nto atip'enlie* him to a re?pert,be v.?.'er '1' e' .i|i:. T'yt boy i# am ?rt, n ,d haa rec?tred? goo.1 nla.a re c ,tm i K ir port cu'-tri r'et** apply *t II earletreet. UiJJ t

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JNEW YOiik KEUALl). 1>w vork, Sunday, April 3, 1S414, '1'hr Jloriiiom- ILtaffrum Joe Smith. We give ia this day's paper, a very curious chapter from the "Hi o'c of Abraham," which we find published in the Inst number of a weekly journal, ailed the "Tunes and Seasons," conducted by JoSmith the great Mormon Prophet, in the city Nauvoo, Hancock county, Illinois. The Prophet says that it was found :n thecaticombs of Egypt, but he is mistaken in this idea.? Tne article was discovered, we presume by Joseph Smith, the grandfaiher, near one of the propylons of Medtnet Abu,'in the "City of the Sun, in L pper Egypt. The same city which Homer says had one hundred gates. Champollion, ^oung, llosseltni, and various other aot:l the militia and argued in lavor of the adoption of the bill, but opposed the pending amendment prov.d.ng that each soldier and ollicer sh >uld receive three dollar* per diem. Mr. Da vi? opposed the amendment He knew that the rich escaped the burthen of the militia duly. It wat borne by the poor Twenty five yeart experience haJ shown linn tlii*. It was always the counter jumper, and the like, who were found skulking from its performance, and sneering at the "barefoot*," "tloodword," &.C., a* they sneeringly termed them Willingly then would he go for (laying the milica, If the ?tate was in a cen oition to do it It would involve an expenditure of at least $140,000 per annum, and how could it be raisejl Would the gentleman who proposed this amendment (Mr Simmons) have the state officers ste 11 the monrv. Mr. S mmoxs Levy a tax. Air. It vaea was in favor of the law of 1SI0. The debate was coutmued at length, when the.question was taken, on the final passage of the hill, and it passed Daring the debate, the house was convulsed With laughter by an incidental occurrence, at Mr. 11 would say. Mr. (.'uracil, of Orleans, was, in the course of his remarks, somewhat severe in his allntions to the rutll? shirt gentry, and federalism. When be sat down, it appeirs thai his earnest motion* dur ing h;s speech had worked bia own ruffle* out, and discovered him to be the only ruffle shirted man in the llnu-e. Upen discovering it, they were speedily replaced, and the gentleman overwhelmed with confution. Mr Simmoiv* alluded to the circumttanee, and the Houte were completely overcome with the ludicroutneis of the incident, and throwing dignity n*ide for the nonce, abandoned thrmaelve* to the cachiaarory motion, from which they did not recover until repeatedly called to order by the^pesk er. The Senate baa been occupied during the day mainly in the di*cue*ion ef General Root r rctolitione in relation to Mr. Gidding*. C-' T oe a lutner ol main nations, a prince 01 i u peace and desiring to receive in-tructions, uid keepihe commandments of God, 1 became a right ful heir, a high priest, holding the right belonging the fathers, it was conferred upon me from the 1 theis; it came down from the fathers, from the be ginning of time, yea, even from the beginning, 01 u before the foundations of the earth, to the present m time, even the right of the first born, on the fi st w man, who is Adam, or first father, through the fa- ai there, unto me. II 2. 1 sought for mine appointment unto the Priesthood according to the appointment of God unto the pi fathers, concerning the seed. My fathers having in turned from their righteousness, and from the holv tl, commandments which the Lord their God had H given upon them unto the worshipping of the Gods ni of ihe heathen, utterly refused to hearken to my s? vo ce for their hearts were set to Jo evil, and were th wholly turned to the God of Klkenah, and the God G of Libnah.and the God cf Mahmackrah, Hnd the I God of lvorash, and the God of Pharaoh, King of vc KgypJ therefore they turned their hearts to the ri sacrifice of the heathen in ottering up their children hs Jj1 that the priest made an offering unto the Godot Pharaoh, and also unto the God of Shagreel, even alter the m inner of the Egyptians Now the God 'r of Shagreel was the Sun Even the thank offering of a child did the priest of Pharaoh offer upon the hi altar, which stood hy the hill called Potiphar's f? H ll, at the head of the plain of Ohshem. Now, ct this priest had offered upon this altar three virgins at to one time, who were the daughters of OnitaTi, oue "I of the lioyal descent, directly from the twins of th Ham- These virgins were offered up because of of their virtue they would not bow down to worship Gods of wood or ot stone, therefore they were srJ killed upon this altar, and it was di#e af er the man- 1 ner of the Egyp'ians. to 4. And it come to pass that the priests laid vio- ar lence upon me, th*t ihcy might slay me, also, as 1' they did those virgins,upon this afar; and that you 'el might have a knowledge of this altar, 1 will refer you to the representation at the commencement of E' ibis record. It was made after the form of a bedstead, suc h as was had among the Chaldeans, and it stood before the gods of Eikenah, Libnah, Mali- CI mackrah, Korash.and also a God like unto that of 8'J Pharaoh King of Egypt. That you may have an understanding of these Gods, I have given you the lw fashion of them in the figures, at the beginning, ca which manner of the figures is called by the Chal- ve deans Kahteenos, w hich signifies Hyeroglyphics. 5. And as iliey lifted up their hands upon me, that they tn'ght offer me up and tHke away my life, behold I lifted up my voice unto the Lord my God and the Lord hearkened and heatd, and he filled l,r ine with a vision of the Almighty, and ihe angel of m his presence stood by me, and immediately unloosed my, bands, and his voice was unto ine, Abram! ua Abram! behold, my name is Jehovah, and 1 have P'1 heard thee, nnd have come down to deliver thee, be and to take thee away from thy father's house, and su from all thy kin-folks, into a stiange land, which thou knowest not of, and this because they haie 1,1 turned their hearts away from nte, to worship iiir God of E kenah, ?ltd the God of Lihnah^ jan(j ,pe God of Mahmackruh, ftmi the God ofshorasli, and the Gud of Pharaoh King of Egypt; therefore I have come down to visit tlient, and to destroy liiin who hath lifted up his hand against thee, Abram, tny son, to lake away thy life. Behold 1 will lead thee by my hand, and I will take tliee, to put upon tliee my name, even the priesthood o| thy father; J* and my power shall he over tliee as it was with j Noah so shall it he with thee;that through thy mir.- Jc istry my name shall be known in the earth forever, *n for I am thv G,,d. PJ Behold, Potipher'a Hill was in the land of Ur, 5 of Clialden and the Lord broke down the altar of I Llkenah, and of the Gods of the land, and uttl the government ol Ham, w hich was Patriarchal. Pharaoh, being a righteous rnan.ea- Jo tahliahed hi^ kingdom and judged his people wisely #l' and jus'ly all his d*ya, s-rking earnestly i J imitate that order established by the lathers in the first gene- rations, in the days of the first Patriarchal reign, Jj' even in the reiga| ct" Adam, and also Noah, his th fathe r, who blessed him with the blessings ol the l" earth, and withtne blessings of wisdom, but cursed htm appertaining to the Priesthood. J" 8. Now Pharaoh being of that lineage, by which A he could not have the right of Priesthood, notwith *r standing the Pharaoh's would fain claim it fioni JVJ" Noah, through llam, therefore my father was led J, away by their idolatry but 1 shall endeavor here* after to delineate the chronology, running hack from myself to the beginning of the creation, lor there cords have come lute my hands, which 1 hold unto [f1 this present time. 9. Now, after the priest of Klkenah was simfirn, J that he died, there came a fulfilmeat of those things ln which were said unto me concerning the land of Chaldea, that there should be a famine in the land Accordingly a famine prevailed throughout all the ac land of Chaldea, and my father waa aorely torment- on d tv rsr?e| of the famine, and he repented of the evil which he had determined against me, to take wi mil ind Sesioni.) E BOOK OF ABRAHAM. "3S^ST7.o^ mm Tzzzzzzzzztnzm v\v www w v v\a\\\\\wc ^S/SY/Ssy/A* s Zr^A niinniiiiwl :he above cut. oll'-r up Abraham at a critics. atamliiig before the Goda of Klkenab, Libnab. Mab. understood by the Kgrp'.ianf. i'ot, aver our head* hut in thia caae, in relation to thii ligb, or the heaven* anawering to the Hebrew word, wav my life. But the records of the fathers, even ie Patriarchs, concerning the right of Priesthood, re Lord my God preserved in mine own hands, lerrt'ore a knowledge of the beginning of thecrea- on, and also of the planets, and of the stars, as 1 rey were made known unto ihe fathers, have I ept even unto this dav, and I shall endeavor to 1 trite Eotne of se things upon this record, for re ber.tfit ?i~ my posterity that shall come alter te 1" v the Lord 1 rod cause*! the famine to wax I of Ur. insomuch that llaran. mv n r di- at Tefah, my father, yet lived i the land l*r, rt the Chaldee's And it t aine to pas* that I, Ahrulium, lock Sar&i to 1 'ife, and Nelior, my brother, took Milcah to wife, 'ho were the daughters of Haran. Now the Lord ad said unto me, Abram, get thee out of thycoun- t iid from thy kmdred, and from thy father's t unto a land that I will phew thee. There- d t t!i land of Ur, of the Chaldees, to go c land i Canaan; and I took Lot,my brother's i> fe, and Sarai, my wife, and also my a iter me, unto the land which we r an. And the famine abated and c ly ued in Iiaran and dwelt there, as there c ere many Hocks in Haran and my father turned a ?atn unto his idolatty, therefore he continued in iran- r 11. But I, Abram, and Lot, my brother's son, t ayed uuto the Lord, and the Lord appeared unto ti le, and said unto me, arise, and take Lot with >ld they are taken away by a whirlwind, in an ia- ca'hi>nssen. Relative to the household furniture d other proferty of a petitioner, the court ob- rred that the local courts were as much governed the bankrupt law as the United States Courts, d the nroper mode for counsel to pursue woud J' i to make appliration to a court from which pro- P s had been itsued for a .-tay of proceedings his court considers it wonld be indelicate to issue i mandamus in relation to the acts of local courts, have the officers of such feci they are opposing s court in serving process. c Clrenlt Court ef the United States. 1, Ap*il2?This court opens to-morrow tor the pril Term Mr. Marburg, the Lte excellent as- itunt District Attoimy, has resigned, and Mr. i' atsou, a gentleman well spoken of, appointed to T e situation The calendar is large, and the tsrm ill probably occupy six weeks The great de- *i tilting cases will come on this term, and are set 11 iwn lor an early day. 0 Court of Common Pleas. c Refore Judge* 1'liho. ffer, In^raham and Inglis. f( Apkii. 2 ?Decisions ?Klita CM Brmrrr vs. ihn Brnd'hatr.?The plain iff had hired to defendit the Celebratt d picture, left by her late husband, Chr st Healing the Sick Writings were drawn by which she was to gel ?50 a year ren', and if u e picture, at the end of the year, was injured, e defendant was to ping at the upper police ollice. Important Military Intelligence General Ounr.ri, No 19. Adjotam General's Office,) Washington, March 20, 1S|2 y The sixth regiment of Infantry, now at Jefferson Barracks, will proceed without delay, by the most expeditions route, to Fort Towson. 1- ire companies >f the first Dragoons will be detached from Fort Leavenworth, with orders to proceed, without loss >f time, to Fort Gibsou. The Colonel and Lieatenan# P.nlnneI *nw?*1.- wv.w.vi, wwiiaauuah^ iuc i cgllUCBlf, will tcport ;o Brigadier General Taylor, commanding the seEond military department. The company of the firit regiment of Infantry, tow at Jefferson Barracks, will take poit at Fori Leaven worth The otlicera in command are charged with the >rompt execation of this order. By order: 11. Jones, Adjutant General. Genebal Orders, No 19 Adjutant General's Orricc, Washington, March 29, 1842. The following order, received from the Secreary of War, is published for the government of he Army: War Department, March 28, 1842. I. As a portion of the country along the western >orders of Arkansas and Louisiana, may become the heatte of active military operations, and as it is lesirable on many accounts, that direct eommunialion should be had with the seat ef Government n relation to those operations, in the same manner s with the peninsula of Florida, the President diects that Brigadier General Taylor, now having harge of Military Department No. 2, assume the ommand of all the troops that now are, or herefter may be ordered to that department, and that he dopt all proper measures to pteserve the neutral elations or the United States, and to Afford protection and security to the frontier. He will maintin a direct correspondence with General Head tuartersat Washington, whence he will receive his rders, and where only he will be responsible, topics of bis reports will, as usual, be transmitted j the Head Quarters of the Western Division. II. The President directs that hereafter all ofliers of every branch of the service, assigned to uty in the Second Military Department, shall only e relieved, or be transferred through the orders F the General or other officer commanding the oops in that Department; and when it may be neessary to withdraw any officer of ihe staff from uty there, the requisite instructions will be given trough the Adjutant General's office. Ill Officers of the General Staff, serving in the eepnd Military Department, will report to, and re Eire in-iruciiu.n iron, me ottieer assigned to the Dmmand of lhat Department IV. Tha relation* existing between the citr of lew Orleani and the Western Geographical Diviion, in connection with the exposure of toat oily attacks from abroad, render it proper to place it i charge of the General commanding that Dirision. he President, therefore, di-ects that so much of le State of Louisiana as lies east of the Mississippi rer, shall in future be incorporated with, and form part of the Western Dirision. J. C. Spencer. By order: R. Jones, Adjutant General Ntwi from Jamaica Kingston, Jamaica, pairs to the 3i ult have been received at Apala licola. We make the following extracts from ic Despatch Gen. Ilerran, attended by his suit only arrived i Sunday the 20tb nut,at Barrasquiila- Ilere he id an interview wiih Carmona?the latter had nt his gun boats to the Ineaga, to which place he Bowed immediately alter the interview, as it was lid, for the purpose of inducing the people of leago to lay down their arms. Herran visited the onius on Tuesday, and was received by that ship, id all the merchant vessels present, with due boors. Herran rays he intends to open the port of svamlla aud went ea shore from the Comas for te purpose of Axing upon a better Nite, than ?he ne on which the pi esent village stands. He reimed to Baranautlla on the same eveniag. On Wednesday 800 Government troops marched into aranquilla; the Comus received despatches on le same evening hy overland, from the Hornet, tying at Santa Mai tha-the Victor was there also, 'he people at that place are atill holding nut for Vderalism, and ,are very violent in their lauuage. Labour in Hayti is dirt cheap, and can be ohlined at the rate of 64 per diem, at least so it has een recently represeatcd. If such be the case, it rould be no bad spec to invite hither a few thouind of Ilaytian laborer*. lis Common Council?The subject of poor iatligranis was brought up by Mr Nethersofe. May poor families, he siid, were going about our trcets begging. He hoped ihst it there was one park of humanity lett in our city, something would e done for them?that either they might be proidt-d for or sent b ink He hoped the Lord would ave meicy'on those who have b-en instrumental de uuing those poor wrotches and bring.ng them our island. He wished to call attentioa to the ubject. 1 here ie little to glean from our Trinidad papers nd a dearth of news seems to be experienced on ii nanus 1 no mosi iinpn i ni item in me pipers efore lit hat reference to the all engrossing tubset of immigration from Si-rr* Leone, from which laee a vttsrl had returned without a tingle pasenger It appears by an agricultural report, that the laorera hare generally worked at usual, excepting uriag the Chriitroe* we- b, which wat devoted o holiday making. The rate of wages establithd in N'oremb-r, of fifty cents per day and thirty nti per tatk, has been generally agreed te by the ibortrt. Wc learn that Her Majesty's ?eh?oner Hornet, rhich arrived yesterday at Port Royal, is to sail mnedtattly in tcarch of the musing tteamer we?d. The papers contain little besides of interett, nd arc occupied by local maitert and discussions pon the tubject ol the immigration of laborers.? in thia tubject the Standard hat the following If, for instance, ii it f- und that with all our en ouragement to the old populaiion, and all our ef>rts in acquiring a new c'ait ol laborer*, our landt re at ill only half cul ivaled, and our ttaples connue equaly deficientwitli every prospects ofthings etting rapidly wort- inr-teod o' better, wbut man rill venture to deny the absolute necessity of im ligration, atlheonly m-an* by which it it potti|e to avoid the danger* which betet ut on every ida* Trne, dim (lection followed ?>y wandering abitt, and their fatal c >iiaeq>cneei?ditsa^e and eath have unfortunately thrown a gloom over

Court Calemlar?Holiday. Si'periok ooua-r.?The April terra commence* today. i No*. 1,9,8,6 ta It, inclusive. Court or Common Pleis ?Part 1, ?t 10 o'clock.?No*. 63, 81, 17, 47,337. 88. 9, 35. 419, 85, 87, 91, 23, 38. 66. 59, 74. Part 0, at 4 o'clock.?No* 136 18, 132, 138, 189,12, 14, 34. 48,38, 88, 74,83, 113,194. Cibcoit Court?The Staten Iiland ca*e (till on, before Judge Ruggle*. Bankrupt Lilat. SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW YORK. Oeorge Dickey, merchant, New York, to be declared bankrupt July 3 Timothy W Bunker, Hudson, May 3 F Van Seclen, tin worker, do 2 Edward Kellog, farmer. Canaan, 2 Oeo W Chapman, merchant, Brooklyn, Jane 2 John Van Emburgh, carman, New York, May 2 John S. Taylor, book agent, do 2 Cha* 11 Collin*,tin worker, Hudson, 2 Eudolpbui Van Deuien, farmer, Wheat. 2 Mortimer Lent, New York, 14 Henry Preicott Hoyt, broker, do 2 James N Gilford, (of the firm of Oitford k Gourlay,) do 2 R Uourlav, do do 2 GeoigeK Darling, broker, (of the firm of O F k J L Darling,) New York, July THE NEW YORK LANCET. EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON,M. CONTENTS OF NO. XIV. I. ICTUSESDr. Hill'* Lectures on the Physiology, and Disease* and Derangemets af the Nervous System, No. II. The Physiology of the Nervous System.?[Continued.] jet Trofessor Mott's Lectures on Surgery,No XIV. Malignant Sarcoma of the Posterior Nares and Fauces.?[Continued.] 310 Enlargement of the Tonsils 31) A Course of Lectures on Diseases of the Chest, Percussion. and Auscultation. By John A. Swett, M. D. Lecture 1.?General Anstomy of the Heart?Its position, and manner in which it is kept in situ ?Proper mode of making post mortem examinations?Weight and Measurement of the Heart 212 bev1lwa. On Regimen and Longevity; Comprising Materia Alinieutaria,National Dietetic Usages, and the Influence of Civiliiation on Health and the Duration ofLife. By John Bell. M.D 218 The Naturalist's Library; containing Scientific and Popular Descriptions of Man, Quadrupeds, Birdr, Fishes, Reptiles, and Insects. Edited by A. A. Gould, A.NT 218 Hydratics: or Manual of the Water Cure. Compiled and translated from the Writings of Mande, Herschell, Ice., by Francis Gra-ter 218 Strictures on the Report of the Physicians in attendance in the case of the late W. H. Harrison, President of the United States. By J. A. Gallup, of Woodstock 318 Clinical Lectures. By Robert J. Graves, M D., M R. l.A. Professor of the Institutes of Medicine in the School of Physic, Trinity College, Dublin, Ac.... 818 Extracts from a Lecture on Insanity. By C.B.Coventry, M.D 217 Annual Announcement of the Medical Department of Transylvania University. For the Session 1841*2 317 EDITOBUL DErAETMENT. New York Deaf and Dumb Inititution 217 Surgical Clinique of the S'.uyveaant Institute Scnool 218 scBico-CHiai'anicAi. aaroBTEa. Crosby street Clinique 318 Stuyvessnt Institute Clinique 219 Successful EEtirpation of a Tumor from the Submaxillary Region. By Dr. Robt. Nelson, of New York 219 Hepatic Congeation?Diagnosis?Treatment. Frem Dr. C. J. B. Williams' Clinical Lectures MO Remarks on the Uteriue Supporter. By William Harris, M.D of Philadelphia 220 On the adrantageaof Keeping the Umbilical Cord whole for aome short time after Birth. By M. Baudelocque 221 Pseudo-Strangulations of Hernia. By M. Malaigne 221 Action of Hydrocyanic Acid, Ac. on the Eye. By A. Turnbnll, M.D 221 The use of the Actual Cautery iu Procidentia Uteri. By J Adair Lawrie, M.D., Surgeon,Glasgow Roy- I al Infirmary 232 ITEM* amd i.VTELLIOEMCE. O.i the Injuries to Health occaaiontd by Breathing Impure Air in Close Apartment*. By Di. Elmore 223 Resolution passed by the ComitU Minora ofth# Medical Society o( the City and County of New York 224 Singular Case of Abortion 224 Royal College of Surgeons in London '224 Microscopic Observation* 224 Weekly Report of Interments 224 Nsw Yobs Printed and Published for the Proprietors, at the Lancet Office, No. 21 Ann Street,by JAMES OOORDN BENNETT. To all who have the Care of Chlldreo, and who take Care of Theiuaelsree. fftT- OLDRIDGK'8 BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR Tin- hair _t.. ~~.ii:- |ve by any means contracted vermin in the head, are immediately and perfectly cured" of them by its use. It is infallible. F'actf vs. Fnru y?The following are persons of the highest respectability, whose assertion offsets will be believed before all the raticy theories ef quackery The late Mayor ol Philadelphia. The late British Consul of Philadelphia. Mr. Henshaw, merchant, Boston. William Thatcher, senior, Methodist Minister in St. George charge. No 86 North Fifth street, Philadelphia. John P. Inglia, 331 Arch street. Philadelphia. John D. Thomas, M D 1&3 Rarest, do. John 9 Furcy, 1PI Spruce ?t, do. Hugh McCurdy.343 South 7,h at.do. John Yard.Jr., 123 Arch at. do. A Rindge, Esq., 19 Coenties Slip, N.Y. Col. Beaver, Tost Master at Batavia, N Y. Dr. Bingham, of Bethany, N Y. J. P. Bchmidhng, 47 Attorney at, N.Y. Daoiel O'Brien, Philadelphia. Joseph Coggina, Philadt Ipbla. Mr. Young, merchant, Saratoga. Mr Cloy,druggist, N Y. Benjamin Harrison, Fayette co, Kentucky. Darius ScoAeld, Stamford, Conn. M. L. Conover, SI9 Pearl it. Editor Boiton Chronicle. Etch of these, tud hundrtdi of others, know, and most of these hare certified, of cases where the true Balm ef Columbia has re produced the hnmen heir on persons bald, and thousands w ell know that it will keep the head free from dandruff and scurf, and prevent the liair from falling out. After this simple statement of facts, (the full proofs of which may be seen at 71 Maiden Lane, where only the true Bilsi may be found,) we beg to ask who will not prefer its use to any greaaoor daub thatjmay have in its Isror only the assertione of some foreigner, whose living depends on his large stories of men staff being used by Ml 000 persons here. How can men of sense believe any other thing a man say?, after such a story as that? ZANONI! ft^- READ: READ!?This popular Novel of Bulwir about which so much is said will be published ENTIRE IN ONE EXTItA WORLD, of 31 quarto pages, end be reedy for the public and agents, On Moeesv Moanmo, Aran. 4, Price lit cents single?T?n copies forfl. Bioglecopies in wrappers to send by mail can be hast at the counter, and all individuals who wish to furnish their friends with thia New woik.at the smallest possible price, end at newspaper postage, have new en opportunity to do eo?cell early. Office 30 Ann street Orders by mail, enclosing cash, post paid, will bo at tended to. Address 33 Ann street, New World Ofice. (g/-AMERICAN MU3EUM-This establishment contie nuea to drew large and intelligent crowd* day nod night, oad the increased pot ran age which the maasger receives, appears t* incite the manager to eat re eaartioa far this wash he hea prepared a banquet of intellectual sal amusing entertain meats, of which the nubile will bo moat bappy to partake?far panic alar* of whiek, so* ad vertiaameat.

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OO- ?T. PETER'S CHURCH, BARCLAY STREET. ?On next Sunday evening, Apiil 3 a course of Lwures, explanatory of the Catholic doctrines, will b* commenced in this church. The object of theee lecture* is to impart instruction to the member* of oar owu creed, and to afford tooth rs an opportunity of learning oa what ground* our tenets and discipline are established. Service will commence at seven o'clock. Arc lit merit-on Screw. CK7- NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed sola agent for the United States ol America, of Smith's Patent Archimedean Screw Projiel ler, and is prepared 'o contract for licenses to use the tame. Any information on this subject may be had ul him at 54 Pine street. RUSSELL STUROIS. New York, March 1, ISH. al 1m City Despatch Poet. 46 William stssst. Principal Office Letters deposited before half past P hall past 1*4. and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1 and 4 o'clock. Branch Officfs.?Letters deposited before 7,11 and 1 o'clock, will be sent out lor delivery at 9, I and 4 o'clock ALEX. M.UREIO Agent. CUT-"WE WERE SO DISTURBED LAST SUNDAY by several persons who were almost constantly coughing, that we could hear but little of the discourse of our clergyman. Today we recommend all who are thus liabl- to annoy the audience to take some of Shermtn** Cough Lozenges with them, lhey are sold at Rush ton A Aspin wall's three stores Sand's, 373 Bowery; 77 East Broadway, and 189 Bowery. MONKY MARKET Saturday, April 9-0 P. M. The talei at the Stork Board have not been large today, but rate* have generally improved. Illinois 6 J; Delaware It Hudson lj; Long Island 1; Mohawk 1 per cent; New York State ft's J; tales of bills on Philadelphia par. A proposition in the Philadelphia Legislature, to levy a tax of one mill, in order to raise the sum $1,340,000 for State purpose*, was lost 43 to 36. The loan bill it appears hat passed the House of Repre tentative*. The bail at it now stand*authorise* the loan of $13,000,000 for twenty years, with the privilege of $6,000 000 if the Prerident require* it, making $17,040,000 to be put upon the market without the appropriation of one dollar to m;et either principal or interest. Of course such a stock could not be negotiated at any rea' sonable rate, and therefore the Secretary i* authorized to sell it for whatever he can get. This ruinous step has been taken against the express desire of the President, to appropriate the revenues o( the public lands to the redemption of the debt every motion to tlfect this was crushed by the domination ef faction in the national councils, and the credit of the United States and its mercantile character may be considered effectually damned. The government has no prospect of any revenue whatever during the present year, and will go behind hand to the full amount of its expenditures which will not be less than $36,000,000. The present debt is $30,000,400, which will be diminished by the absorption of the Treasury notes for tha customs $10,000,000, leaving the debt at tho expiration of the year if no extra expenditures are incurred, at least $36,000 000, bearing $3,160,400 annual interest. If then through the operation of the tariff the revenue for the succeeding year is even (raised to the level of expenditures, nothing will remaiu for the payment or the interest, or the creation of a sinking fund; a resort to borrowing will be the only alternative, and a fearfully rapid accumulation of debt, the inevitable result?a debt too, for which no equivalent is to be received. This prospect of affsirs will prevent the stock from being sold, unlets at very low prices. In Europe it cannot be sold at all, without some specific pledge. There is now upon the market but little more than 66.000 000 of United State* stock, and the highl it price offered for it i* 90 or 10 per cent discount. The mw stock pnt upon the market Without pledge or guarantee, will not bring 80, if indeed it oould be told at all-, but we will auppote it can be aold at 80. In that caae, for an iaaue of $17,000,000 the people will receive but $13 600,000 at an annual charge of $1,0*10,000. Thi* ia giving a bonua of $3,400000 for the money, equal to the land revenue* for two year*, according to the receipt* of the lait year. Now the recommendation of the President wa* simply that the land revenue* should te pledged, a* of yore,for the payment of the interest on the lean,in which case the stock could at onee be negotiated at par, 'making a clear sav >ng of3,400,000 to Treasury. There are now no visible means for the paymentofthe government interest, bowever good the will may be, and amidst the universal discredit, it is in vain to expect capitalists to take such risks The State of New York wants money, and ahe has taken the proper course to get it?that is, to convince lenders that she has not only the ability but the will to pay. She has levied and pledged a tax to meit her interest?her eredit is now above suspicion, and very far above that of the federal government, and ?yet the discredit arising out of the depreciation of the United States stocks may prevent her stock from rising. States, Corporations, and individuals in the remotest channels of trade, will feel the paralysing effect of the disgrace of the federal government. It is impossible for the travellers at the base to escape the avalanche that is thundering from the summit of the mountain. The money wasted and thrown away out of the National Treasury cannot be supplied by import duties, for the reason that in the presout low state of the currency here, any material increase in the tariff will become protective, and diminish the revenue. It will be with the utmost skill in the adjustment of the tariff, with a view only to producing the greatest amount of revenue that ?ufli:ieut can be obtained to meet the most economical scale of current expenditure, and the late refusal to appropriate any fund to meet the interest and principal of the loan created is, on the part of the Clay faction, an unequivocal avowal of the doctrine of repudiated They have created a debt, and peremptorily refuse to appropriate any thing to meet It. What can the most ultrarepudiators do more than this T His policy is backed by the high tariff men, whose desire is to squander money, in order that the tariff majr^ be raised, but in this they defeat their own object, because when the revenue becomes really deficient, it becomes indispensable to encourage the greatest import of foreign goods, at the highest revenue duty, if the duties are so high as to become protective, they must be reduced in order that the revenue may be increased, and the line between the protective and revenue duty fluctuate* with the currency. The people at large suffer both ways? they must pay the revenue tax, and if the duty is protective, they must pay exorbitant prices to home manufacturers. In this country the consumers of manufactures far outnumber the producers, and it ia the duty of a republican government to legislate for the benefit of the consumers. The pica of retaliation ia unwise, inasmuch as our own people suffer more than foreigners under it; its operation wai long ago thus described by the immortal Dr Franklinie" Suppose a eountrj X with three manufactures, ss cloth,silk, iron, supplying three other countries, A, B,C, but is desirous of increasing the rent, and raising tbe price of cloth, in favor of her own clothier*. In orjer to do this, she forbids the importation of foreign cloth* from A. A in return, forbid* silks from X. Then th* silk weavers complain of a decay oftrade. And X to content than forbid* silks from B. B in return forbids iron ware frem X Then th* iroa worker* complain of decay, and X forbids the importation of iron from C. C. in re turn, forbid Carmen-Loan, 1* lOOOdo d* u I"l 5 do f 9 Bauk 3 *oeo Indiana 3oud* 18 do Ohio Life kTiuat 1$ 3*'00 5? '*1 5 do Cauton 171 000 do alO 18 So do Mohawk 44 5 ?l?i Ban of A mere* *u .50 do b'O 45 I.h. Del k Hod H t 110 |?0 .hi L 1*1 RR in* 4* is do (i* *i i*w a, t30 75 do 93 32* do 50 25 do 'J 1*5 do bio 5*1 100 do *1* 21 332 do 4* 25 do *10 *3 oconet Board. 1'Oihilanldil.d 010 42( II ah* Mohawk *15 441 10 do M*>h?wk to loo do Lour laUad S3 ro g'> d* do *20 45 100 no do 50 25 do do *|0 Mf State of Trade. A*h**?Siace our la?t. 49 bbla Pot* hare been taken for riport at ?4 25: and 90 do at a fraataon above that price. We cannot learn that there it any thing doing in Tearl*. Coiren?The maikft ii heavy. We notice vale* of Brazil,at 7f a Oi cent*; Laguavr* 9. with tome at 91; 230 Java. I of a II; J00 Sumatra,9}; 250 Cuba,*} a 9, all 4 mot; and 4d0 St. Domingo, 7 Ct*. rath. Cottow?Thoroceat unfavorable advice* from abroad have induced buy era Cor export to require a fill further reduction in prieez, to which holder* do not? cm wil ling to accedo. The Uan*action?, which have been at about previou* rate*, embrace 1000 bain Upland and Florida *t 44 a Sn, Oee Woodioffe, NY?rk?44 iu the steerage. Liverpool?Packet ship New York?H Shaw, and 1*4 in tha aletr-tge. Liverpool?Packet ship Westchester?John Gi!lis snJ lady, and St iu i he .teerait*. Havana?Brig Ohio?Men s Weat, Madigtn, and Ash- man.

Porto Oarvllo?Brig Pednti?C Kxitoa. I Attakapas?Biig Frai cis Ashby?Captain Benia and lady, Cspt Almey. I t j Foreign Importation*. I London?Sliiu Westmiastier?i bVa N L Oriawold?SJSO j hars'iron Davis k Bracks?1 chrst Kodwell k Dodirr-I case r Ilev J Biownbe?1 GBOroaet?l C M Wh-atlry, k'sij?1 J Cudlip? 1 W Knsiell?le Peatoly bro? f 12! ca* K F Sanderson?to caaka Lifkm, Ironaideb co?103 G B Mcorewood b co?112 casta 34 cases 1 keg*.84bosei, to Older. Liverpool?Skip Ne? York?i cask Lewis, Benedict bro 1 ?ltpku VanAutwe-p b eo?3 BrinckethofT, Catlinb GajI? 1 SmithbKnight?3 R N TiiMOU b co?( K E Purdy bco? I G Ibert b co?5 Wrighl, 8 ting ess b hhiw?12 J Gihon? 3 K eeucramt?4 H Anclico,Clara b "on?5 Haniham b Ba'dwiu j ?4 A FLigr.tek M-Jwe, man b Wj cokoff?2 T W Many J ?5 Russell. Mollis sb Taylor-2 E Hunt?I WH Cary b co ?1 Weudall b sos?I T L Lagrave?I C Merrill?1 Green b Cramer?8 Toole .Mead b co?l Barterb Bralberi?3 a 81a- t? r? 1 B allin b Bander?I o Stone b co?S J Beck b co?63 J J B.own 4 O H Swors-1 E P b H Heyer?is Bruickerh. il', Call ink Gill?1 T J V.nSant?4 McDonald b Bird?18 D Frj 14 0.eeo b Cramer?2 Solomonb Hart?1 E tiunt?IT Hall, 1 Brotheia?S Haiveg b Slagg?3 A Coats b co?4 K Pcioes b aon?3 Thompeoa b Wdherald?SB Pike bco?I H Leffman b co?6 Smith, 1 burner b co?3 W Haycock?1 Ballaub S .nil-r j ?4 J Napier?14 Kichard, Patrick keo?21 8 Cooover?145 >la- anu b Wait roan?3 W Ba.s-1 T Barnett?5 llntlerficld k Fisher?3 J ftobinay k co? J E Marsh ill?4 S J N. wstead It Barneti?ll B|rd,GiUiiiu bco?8 FK Lee?is Jb W Bliekeit c SO K BHl. 4 lara bco?17 D Hauden h aon?? Net ins bco?2 W.ekhair, Hu'chinaou bcu-1 G W li -n? 1 T Stiller? la C S'gouney bio..?i H Di?ou?76 J h J F Seymour?to bars iro. agent Alb iny b We?t SUMS hridge R H Ca?113 tons coal 14iS sacks aalt C II Marshall? 35 r.aeea W Whi .ahead?l J a Newbold?(S J Gihon h to?2 J Walker?1 J Mertea? 1 P RLewisbco?33H N Te^kb eo?ICGi'te. thco? 1 Dorrb Alien?8 T Hunt?10 Wright, Vturgasab Shaw?IS JEdslaten 1 ?1 Griffin fc Pullina?(J Wood?II 1' fc N Donnr I y-is Willison Wi iiewiigh'fcco-2 A Hiir.ak-l G elaatings bco-32 luglisb Scott?3 J Hudson?S3 Kichards.inb Wats .n? l J fc J Chau.ber'in?104 H W Haydock?SC Arins?1 Hurlbut k Howard? 3C Adshead?28 8 F 1'ra't?l B H Halstead?17 Sands, Fuxfcco?14 Patou b Stewart-3 Maverfc Saudl'ord-1 J Mort mer?3 J L Wiodhcai- 3 W II .tali?l F b J C Faber?1 W M Pick l?y? 8 JGibou bc i? 4 D.nniston b Desbrow-s Koulds, Stobofcco?12 U Halstrd b ca?8 J Rhodes?20 anvils 4 casks Kellrgj b co?41 nkgs A Mitch. Ilk eo?14 ST Jooesbcc?2)J Mccallftcn? 2U Kaaves?I Kichardionlt Wa's m?3D Oak- jr I 8c ?oii?l Oakley lc Loomit?9 E Corning 8co?l H Kiiinlunlx I co-i Lewie Atierbury-1 W Benjamin eo? l J Campbell?-29 I Smith,'J huntar fa co?I JOihoufaco?2 Harvey fa Slag*?900 I bdls iron W >hieldt?I73>bkje J OJI-1 J N New- i bold?l J J Bro *tr?13 J Stewart h co?1 C L Martin?7 G W Muirfacn?I Hubbell fa Bradley?3 Kennedy a Way?2 H An- drew?s Wetmote faro? 1 R J.lTray fcco? 1 Ccffiu fa Bradley? 1 Co k Anthony fa co?I 8 Cochiane?I Ciipps It co?l J C J ckson?I W i>?r. ton?I Han trier, McOowan fa Haj tWilto ikCannell? I J E Nitchie?IE Psyson?1 TBate?4 ECorning It co?l lugoldshy It co?4 Meyer, Leon It co?S Haletead, Hain/s kco? I L J Wy> th?ll'.ilmerk Riser It?a RWH*h'4 A Van Ncet?| J fa J Cox?2 Kreeman.tioffinan It eo?1 J W Fnw t?3 Peabody. hiyg* fa co?I HaCTobiaa? Stone fa co? 108 B A Mumford-5 tt Hinckley?II Paton It Steward?44 (J Pattiaon fa co?75 Too Iter, Mead ft eo? 1 B Hatsteadkeo?OJdo 300 -it tin 24 bkte 2 cratee IS ca-ke t eaeet to order. Livebfool?ship Westchester?$0 cases?100 hhds s gir (I n Severn k?37 cases?30 bals S T Jones It co? lo Thami s?n I It co? 2 Btooe fa C '?8 E H Jacot?SO tone nig iron Willia ti Mead? tTrasks A W Spiesfc ic?0 Edwin Hant-21 casks?2 1 baskets Halnted 8 others?0 caiks A W Spies It co? 20, cratee 1 hhd HLkEC Mclntotb-67 cratee 3 hhde K fa A Wi'lett? 10 crake l'i anvlle Walahk Mailo y?327 box 75S bundlae Phtlpe Dodge k co?4 oases 13 ha'es Davil Hidden It co-10 Joseoh Coa-nah?8 c ?es 4 casks Wollc,Cla ke fa Olllrs >e?3 I caSss Harvey It Btagg?2 W Bend?is Dew-s Allebsry jr?I ease Wenmauk Wvcho*?43 Hall Brolhara?23 8 T Jones It co?iib.il s John Rob naoufa eo?3 Thompson It co 7 cteet I uala J It I Stua t fa co-0 rat's Charles K B.II,Clark kco?1 I c sk Abraham Bel!?a belee C/meron fa Brand?141 B-rs It2 b ,ndlro A Longdon fa co?rOSbu idle It c ski I case F. H J ,coi 7 cases Hu'hei, Ward 4 e>>?IB balsa'?aae Gnrdi I?1 e/ae W B B-'td?31 rai-l tone k cr?23 c.sea 0 caaka Bo'ehand fa Thsfeeiid ?li caa-o Binus, Halstsad 4 eo 5 Stone lie/?107 i crat.i Willi im Cheneey fa co 40 cr. te 7 casks Gregory It co ?3 casks 1 bate E 11 Ru-tell It co-300 bjxea E J Tnrma?-50 i tons coils Beij mm Hi'h rds-5 hales 20 caa-nSSO bundles hoop iron 20 bnudles bats irou 144 casks 20' cr tei to order I Mowtividio?Btig Junius? 46-2 hides 3 boles li nr W W De i Forest fa co?163 liidea P A Hargoui? 50 boxes A II Bamell? 1239 hidea Gi iuneli, M intum fa co?201 M Arnold?3 ppe akina D 4J Baldwin? (86 hide* A hone fa Hsryer, I'hilad?I case Atmar It cs? I bbl T B.ilea? 6 casks J Lauiiea?$1000 Smith 4 Boyuton?44 ba to order. Hataia?Brig Ohio?26 bxi su;ar Ch??teliiti It Ponveit?103 hhds Mj-soult Thompson?0 cs eegars L Bassnie?800 qr Has do Wichelh mseu It Aciill'ss?157 bnxts do J B Lasala?23bbls 71 bxs tvg0 pigs tin Hswlandlt Aapinwall. Domestic Importations. ArsLArHtcoLA?Brig Wm Taylor?II bales eoitta Martin Steo?S OOeorge Collin?-80 Jas Holford?36 O K Miltbv?|i Mailland, Kennedy fa n?13 Wolfe, Bishop fa eo?130 John H Talman?If Slurg s h Clearmao Arnir hii-i'La Bug Ann Eliza?231 bales cotton E D Hurlbut faro?2ii Palmer V K'lhun.?40 Boorman. John Ion facie? 19 do W H Starr?22 Suii'h, Mills fa c )?100 feet lumber Nesm th fa Let do Pzttaact.ie?Biig James Drummon1?087 bales eollnn 20 3o deet skins 128 hi.rs 12OOU feet lutaber Huberts It Williams? to too feet ?l? Woodlutrv?43 logs cedar J Vvn Cleef?3 be J H Hart? C D Lrs'e- ?95 bales cotton II do ikins L Kuopn an ?3 kegs I W ilson. facw tlaLKa.xs?Bark Citizen?9061 bbls floor RCrcok-40 haleo c t un Petkiut, II /pkins It Win e? 63 casks wine Ft ch fa eo. New Oslkaivs?Brig Clarissa?120 casks molasses De Peyster fa Whitmarsh?186 hhds sugar D Hart?400 bb's pork ti order. MARITIME HERALD PORT OV WF.W lOBK, APRIL 3, 1849. srx 41 j noon bisks 2 Is i 2 59 Oopartaro of th? Atlantic luanm. raoa rnalakd. from imf*in G. Weft' rn. Iloakra April S April tt Britannia. He? itt April S Mir I Cal-d. ?i?, l.otl April It May Acadia, Kyrw- M?jr 4 Jnae G. Wnlirr, Hneken May II June It Columbia, Jiidkiiii May It Jum It Britannie, Hewitt June 4 July t Caledonia. Lott June It July IT Ac*dit?, K; ne July t Aug. G. Weateru. Hoiken Jnly t Auf. 4 i To Ship Martrn. We ah ill eafrrm il a favor, il captaina of reaarla arriviny h-rr. wdl tire to Commidnre Biaaelt.of our newa art oonera, araiNirlol the ahippiiif left at the port whence Ihey aailid, the vraar'a i;mhrn on Ihrir pa??kr. and a hat of their car**. i Commodore Baraet! mil hoard ihem immediately on their I arrival. We will reciprocate the furor in any way. i CI ear ml. Alii-a faria, Hoffman. Jl tlrrdaoi. T F I mint*: K.mroa iBieni.a) Teeklenherf, Bremen, Nolte'iua Parenatedt Briya Cortia, Abbott. Bnuth America, J I'eterafcCt; Henry Letd', llu phrry, hir/ed III >rd Nramilk 4t I.eedi; Krauc a Amy. P-rk Havana, JlofV' Richmond-. Ann D. ?v, ?w -W.WZsri5ite.V-MTdii/af tptta left' Zr'*7|r^ ai t -e'o a (he W hmnd to tl ia I Ea. ,l.?.d a Nto, 41 mile, dia- taat, pnaaad a aumbrr of quarter caaka and li e* of who ?stf ?,)uiu j .ssxi's 3:Xiti'&&rc!?'?cr,k 4 mdt-.loB Hichard*. K?>T. ?t. Ion II. tgCTS'c&i if I Dnthory M dara ftomVtlpRqlt* Silt HaMyKM m,. an, of PtiBtdtlpjui. Ml orai board (tag the eathaad, aW a at p Irowu. d?* imi W. blow i- g a fair ai tb? lime. 19lW. T A'nbam*. of Button, fUi ding K The W ha* eipcnerctd n- timet mo of wrmrly gain durii t thep.eaeg*. Bah Oreado. N'choU, 13 day a from Matanaa*. molae?ei, kr. 10 Neemi'h k Le:d* Baik Orpray, Gay lord S3 day from NawOrle anr, Willi 40 0*0 uaBoni m..!a?fm Co J Taylor, lolh u!l. off Key W**l,ipo>? ling b raokliD. 40 hnura f. um Haraua for Portland HanahuiK bark Berth (Mr ?5 day* from Hu d? Jaualro r ffr* and Llder. 'o N D Carliile. Bark Cilirru. Barktr, IS day* frtm New Orleaiu,tolloa 'o Bart tow k Pope. Bng Pcdraxa. |{>itrliin?nn. I* dayf from PortoCahello. wilr. 1761 biff c ffre f *i ri hidra Pica not indigo to P HerraO?)'k I'n. I rfl kaik Arila, B >krr, wig r-aago, fcliii Com Warring Ion.'iatobrll do; John. ffin. to fail n?il d >y. No dalr, lal *144 Ion 72 41, fp-ke blig Police 10 daiifroui Porio Rico for Bofion. tin. Chio Veaey, IS dan from Haraua, awgar,ke. toordar Ver??l? 'eft before reported Brig Fraiiria Aahby, Randall. II da (from Atlakepra. wi n IS; lihdf 450hb'? ni lit if lo PrrkkSayre. Hailed i co.w|th aihra Cora, for Norf.lk, and Emily. forrortfmoiilli Leftfchr llari n t. for Portfinouili, fo?an. S4ib ult. lat 45 I*. ho"*?, aw a Ivge (tram fhi.i. fteering 8*E. ruppoeed to be Brltieh; 15th. lat 47 54 li'I TS 30. (poke brig Oulnarr day* fm Trinidad 4* Cuba for NYork: enme day, balk Nautilua, I dayafm Mala) z f for HI Te'erfburg. Bng Wot Taylor, hoev, 16 daya from Ar-al>ehic*la. cotton, :o "Itiigea k Clearman 31.t nit. la'37 S3 l*n 74. pa*aed bark Ann La uiaa.of NYo k, at- nut I lu diatiru, with hidea, lixir, 8 c. to nil ?r. Vn.tl. l-lt n' t recoil, cted Brig Catiline, Hill. 43 daya from Maxigan. hi-lea, akiu*. fcr. n lluwland Hi A*piuw?ll. Left no Aincricnn vaaaela in ;ort. Biic M J >'a| fr Adriatic, fin Boaton. aold caroof ire, c 'p'ain trying to cloae aa'ea l th* bri'; CUri'D, (a) Vil'iama, fin NYerk for Havana.tail d 13th; I hipeila. fm and or St' roil, bronchi over paaaengere ud tailed the earae day; .lewellyn. fm Guadatouie for Wilmington NC aaile l 13th in allait; Ileleu Maiie, -weetaer, from Demarar.i for Ouiyaina. ailed 15th, t4 Of the foreign arrivala, 1 bark 1 brig and 14 tchra were Bri ah 7 1 harlt Relaitu Clearincee: Ships. Baiks. Schra. Stoop*. Total, 'oaa wise, 17 3i *0 II* S *14 foreign, 13 It 17 0 58 Of the foreign c'eerancea. l brig wu Sicilian; 1 briglDau#h: I brig Bremen; and 8 schra British. Th-Royal Mail Steamer Unicorn clear'd and Bailed on the at, ai il ort, Whitmme, fin Riehmrn Commerce, for New Urleana; _ydi* Ann. for Philadelphia. Idg: John A Robb, Coast of Africa, do; It II Douelaaa. from Ballimoie. unc. is franjuea, with icr cargo on board; Margaret Hugg fm do do; Z D, fm Richn> ml, dine; Kahiua. of and for Baltiacre. 3 da; Mootexuma, fin lo.disg; Attila, foa St John. United Statea Porta. DaMaM cotta, Mar 18?Sid Avo'a, NOrleana; Flora, do; lid, faleitine. Mobile; 37tb, Cuba H i*ana; Lucy Ann. NOrleaua?all with ice. ]u port 38th,Den Jnan and knroy.ldg ice for Charleston. PoaTi.AiiD.Mar 31?Arr Monument, Matanzaa; Daria, Camdcin for NYork. Boston April I?Arr Susan B ker, Orland Me. for Alexandria, with ice. Below, Alhambra. Liverpool: Brighton. C IcuttaOct 17; Velaaco,Havana. Id Pandora,0V m Ptnn. Boatcn; Compeer, 5t John NF; Sarah Ant. V York; Mary, N Bed forr# Baltimore, Mar 31?B lew, Lcda, Rio. Cld Pacific, New York; Sarah Miller,do ALKiaieDaiA. Mar 30?Arr Statira, Bath; Alahama. Apala hicola; John JLrnery, Bath; St Helena, Bucksporl Me; Curi -w.do. GcoauETOwn, DC. Marts?Arr Virginia, Boston; Vietrry. Work. Richmomd. Marts?Arr Powhatan, NYork. Cld 30th, Pownlin. Btcmen. Wii.mii?cstoi?, NC Marts?Arr Sarah Ann Gloucester; D Dufiil. Martin'gun Heuty Lie. New Yo'k; Ald?riraa Bunion; A bion, (Br) A ntigua; Lewellyu, Guadeloupe; Huaan Lrdwig. Thomxaton; Mecliauic, St Luci I .r, do; 17tit Le >n ra.do; Portland do; ISth, Jamea Edward. Lire-pol l; Hitsoo. do. Mouinr.. Mat Ul?Cld Bclma. Smilh. NY- rk. Naw Orlfars, Mar til? C'd 8, utli C r.ilina, Lirerponl; Ocean, Co kaudamkt; Ocmnlgee, N York; Walra.do; Ville de Peris. Marie; Ontario, toi'on; Adeline k Elixi do; Kulalie, Maiseilles; Du-dem. Halifax; Virgiuia Anto'nctle. Vera Cruz A-r Qezellt, Baltimore; Two Marys,Chirlrston. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. THESE far-lamed ami ecotjd inouroinx. liylit thiuhz and tinkle color#; euperR it 4 4 F'each pi infad minima. (rial I ehinlz fi,-iirer; Tiee ;d?id F.*r!atou yiuchame. meurnai and light eoior#; plain a'.d III ill sniped h'kfc blue hill silks; l*g I col'd lininf silks and wa'errd hat ithknna: fine blk mouraiaf a d light col'd miuli'i d? lames, ladies' fan y and gentian ?n'? hik ailk carat#, I .diet'and grnil'inrn's plain and heonnti-hed 'iota canh ic hdkfs; ladies'a, d griitlem*n?# light col'd kid g'ores; blk si'k lotg >hawl>mVain a, blk chaly. bird Eolieiusrs. crapca, gr?cu barege. nara*o a. ?i.d a uentril aafortmrnt i?f nth* r goods. all of which are offered geaeril'y, at the low cat in oket pricca Un otmpii'c#?no a'vatemcst. _ m3i>lm" BOYS' CLOT H| NO?CHILDREN'S CLQTHINO?A Ti-ry large as# iriment?Very good nasi itr?Very cheat? IIKO A. IIilY I' k CO No Id downy, would r?# ecthilly info-m Ihcir pat ona and ihc public generally. that tnay hare Main b#*n makitid citenaire prcparationa far th> spring and lainmar trail# and hare now on Wand a mm l> larger aaaorlmcnt if hoys'and children's r/othing than they Uarccrrr before had. The puhlac are invited to ra I and runint iheirgo'ds, ni li particularccferyncc to quality and prior. Tarmi caah. rl Ian* ILt.l^K'tY tit) lUS?JOH V M HEELER*. 3d John trrrt. car Xuhii, hia recentlr received an titensire lesnrtn rnt of mi'ltorry arlic|cn'ad pmi to ISe spring trade Mii'mer# are I'rited torall a id cranio#. The atock will br irpleuuhtd on the arrival of every pactk nit* SMITH'S HARTFOKD AND SPRINGFIELD EXPRESS. THE MIBRCRIBEH would respectfully anaoaaac to hia Iriendi and ths ptilAicthat h* haa made arraagrracn's to transport pacing**, bundle* be res ample cro'?. Waudr notes' kc. Pack^ra will al?o W?eeri?#d?t theoflice No 7 Wal'at. >tw York, and forwarded to Hartford. Hpringfield Middle 10?n. New Brit'on. Karmiofon. WMIingforj, Midd'sser. l|a3 8* o i'kam hhfil ni.iit t horee poerr lor eele- Lo. bt nee k in operation at tit Pcutn ?t. >W* At AKI) TO T**E I'll Bl.l' ?Tli'.*'0 rhrr in? ufa'tarcrof Day, Newrll and l)?y'c -elrbrited Palrol Bauh Dork taVec thia method rf af the ptiu. fit al ci:iea i.i the Union, fw the purpoac f eiliihitn y the cu. Mlior cdrantayre of thea-Lo'ka over ell othera, ii/iimimk to he of rha-iee ib e ejiarac'cr. and al?n to coiinUract a prejudice, if any evicti. wl i-h certain indir duela, ho are tiarerciuy the cuimtry. ?te (eying ?o create igsinit tit chirac'er of Mr. June*, ni le i *gainct the high re|iut .tiou ol thect. l.orkc I therefore Ctrl.fy that Mr. Jotiei ic a man ol int-y ilf end tiu'h. JOHN DAT, Lock Manufecturrr. aklwia* 589 Broadway New York. UtCHANOi. ON LONDON Bil'aof eiehann M M 3". 15,7 dttya, or at tight, on M'C?n Precoit G.ore, Anieik Co., Bankerc, Looo'on liir cale at a l tonea hy K'JCHd BKOTHKKH A CO 31 Fulton at., Nev'door o the Fulton Bank. r t) nun nnT T JN o jr. ^nivnuiiL i3 OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICATED VAPOUR BATHS A HE wtll kuowu to he eurntially neeravary at tliia act am ax ol IH* vea-, when the avatem r* quires aa auxiliary to throw ff the caticle accumulated during winter, and which, by reuiAiuincou the aurfact of t)?e aki?*, produces cjtaueous diataus. cold#, rheiima iam,?c rlet fever. &tc Ac?:. They are in oyeiati iu, at U5 Ciurtlandt street, from 6 o'clock in the morning I'll 9 o'clock at night. Sul kur Baths Mature one hour's notice. Portable Vaixwr Baths sent to auv put of jhs city, or Brooklyn. Bithing Tuba aud Hip Baths for hire- a2 1 W SPLENDID CARPETS. CHEAP FOK CASH. I II. LOUNSBURY It CO.. IllPml street, baring made y la ge additions t their or s ock o: c uprls and oil cloths, iuTiti Ik* attention of the public t the same and they are now read, for exhibition, and will be dispiaed of at great bargains to all who take advantage of the present low prie* previously offered. Tliuae in want ol a good article, lor little money, wilt plea?e call oa J, H L0UN8BEBY k CO., ?11 w* IM Pearl street. COfT OF A TESTIMONIAL F"OM THE CE F.BHATRD DOCTOR NEL'IINTHK ORIGINAL MAY BE BERN AT 9Ti BROAD way Mom Mallao. Bib?The cement with which yeg filled the decayed teeth of twoof my liteud*fully auawered the purpose for which ft vu applied, and gave the greatest aatitl'acti.n. The specimens ifj-t.fi nl tee.b. planted on gold gumsbielda fiom a range of three or four teeth up to a complete act for both 4?wa, which I have aeen you evernte, are on a level with the highest order of deutal aubititutiin now known, either hen or m Europe. 1 am year* iru'v. ROBERT NELSON,M.D. Marak U. ISO. 41 Franklin street To Hon#. Millar k So.,., Surgeon Drtibnt. av, Broadway. to 13 ltnia* JDk. JOSEPH EVANS, URAND RESTORATIVE SYRUP, For the cure of every form of Disease arming from THE IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD, CAUSEU by the vital o'gtra becoming d.rang-d and enfeebled by hereditary coinplai.tta, and exkaustina of the yatem, and other dis-sata, via Scrrivale and hospital practice, both in Europ-aunAm ric fir the laat forty year# during which lime he haicured o?erSOOU patieuta, who were Illicit 4 with tome of the meat loathsome and destructive l inns of d araae. many of whom ate uvw living, and ready to testify to the efficacy of this medicine Retires hj givirgtone to the nervs, eahi erat ing the spirits, rigulalii'g the circulation, invigorating and exciting the vital org Alia to natural and healthy act iou'and inua cauatigall impuruies 10 be expelled (rointhe syatem, and creating the accretion of perfectly pure anl healthy blood, i Price $11*r bottle. Vor sale only at the Private Residence No. .ryOreeawich air-.et, too doors above Canal street, mil 1m CJilP BALTIMORE FROM HAVRE?Conaignee* will please semi their perniitaon board.at pirr 4 NR. All goods not permitted by the lih iuat., will be lent In the public atorts. TO MARRIED LAD1EJS. Madame kestell's preventive powders These invaluable Puwdtrs have been universally adopted in Europe, but France In psrticiaUr, fur upward* of thirty rear*, a* well a* by thouiand* in (hi* country, a* being the only mild, eafe and efficacious remedy for married ladies whom health forbids a too rapid increase of family. Madame Hastily a*it well known, was for thirthy yean Cemale Plij aician in the two priucipal Female Huepitals u crop*?those of Vienna and Paris? where labored by be) great experience and opportunities, she attained that eel# brity in thoie great discoveries in medical science so sps cialfy adapted to the female fr?->e (or which her medicinal now stand unrivalled, as well m his country as in Europe. He* acquaintance with the phyeiolo, yi.il anatomy of the ftmah frame, enabled her?by tracing Uie decline and ifl health Ol married females, scarce in the meridian of life, and the cons* queni rapid and often apparently inexplicable caueea whiet conaign m nt to the Seuae, eoltening to lh? skin, a great destroyer of freckle* 5* I.... I I. _ .I. 11 I? i' u muo r-u a r "r v. i? ni.iM, u mm ana DiugL'itt 63 f ultoi atreet, N.Y. N.B. Beware of uiibl'w'iing imitation*; anil nbitrft the written a |.iiat II re of (J. H. Hl?fi?mll. Ml (01* SRBRING'S CORDIAL. CNDIOKSTION,?Ai thia h rerjr comn on complaint, in the preeent day. whtterar teiiJa to *11. rtsile it Dof public im^i.r ?nee Ko. the inforaa'ion of thoee affected with if, we publiah the foH owing recommeii Jalmna of Rcatoratire Cardial for ite t ire C. Sanaise. I!i| Dtit Si* At Tour reiyueat, I hat* e**m ined the medieinre of WMcb i u''r Cordial le romp wed, nnd here no limitation iu ?tying that they are of the beetcl?ra?f toniei; end in the maimer preia-ed i.r yen, will proee highly beneficial io Dyapepaia, andenany other duewei ofgenera) debility. Yeun, ke. r PRATT, M. D. No ?S Liber.y Oirtet. I concur the ah see recommend ?tion of Dr. Pratt THOMAS BOYD. M. D., ,\o 991 Kimrlh ftreet. Aabriag'i Brntoratiee Cordial in rid at Hi Ku'ton atraet.at l per bottle. m?lei*_ RING'S COUGH CANDY i the like in the ?.iud of ererv baring berndeci??d by enjae article that promteeaerer. thing and nerformed nothing Woe d phyaaciana ranotnmend an ar 1 KHd iip implied rejieue* UJte ratine. T Wo.ld J eleaarmiD and O'Gr public apejafcere epoak publicly ef ita de I li, "ful relief, m l.ifYlrating U>e airtwmaee. and gimng the rok* a Mii'iK innrrfmat* aoluaaaT In Hot, woaJJ rj* body who hae tried it etrennmrntp prr.mnlg.te iU mrteee had net the aleioet ir.iraculoua electa ef Ha powerful agency Hemmed and fold wbe'eeilt and retail, foe tiparUtiow.hr C. iTMlSO.n Fulton rtntt, toner of Cliff. all luUM BmSmm. BT THOMAR BILL. MkrxAM Mafinimllli PuM?nttr*?tl.) MOND \T. At l*j o'clock. i>t Ik* Mile room*. B? (.'tulofor?Ereloal*'**l* *f raloable *nt?s. naakofw liaira, pillar a* i iotoII table*, Praerh bej*t*n?i diraat, look IB* iliaur* and rotmlng hnJ ted liueu.t TUE8DKT. At lb' o'clock. at the N.i11 rocia*. 8n endid parl*r. bI pai*tii R o'clock, u the Sa'ea Room. Fttenaive ialr ol apleudid furniture i f o?ed of the following auperior steamers, ruiiningin conaeelion with the dtonhurtoa and Providence, nod Boston and Prorideuce RaP roads? MASSACHUSETTS,Capt Coma lock. RHODE ISLAND.Capt.Thayer. NAKRAtJANSETT.Capt. Woolscy. MOHKOAN,Cap\ Vanderbilt One of which will leave New York daily, Similar eeirepfed fwini pier No. 1 North llivrr. Hatteey I'lace.at i o'clock. P M Fare toBo?ta-i $3 ?o De:kpi*>age $4 55 do I'rotidenca 3 00 do do I Ml Jlrrangrmmt. The RHODE ISLAND,on Mondays, Wedueadayt and Friday*,(or -toning tan. I'ha MASSACHUSETTS,on Tueadaya. Thuradaya.and Saturday a. for atoning ton. Passengers on thearriralof the s teamers'at Stoningten. msy take the Railroad Care and proceed immediately to Providence and Boston, and for the acc imincdalion of peracua trarelli>g between \ew York aid Newport, the eteauiboat tnuia will stop at Wickford I bug enough tu leave and receive pariergtra. h sight taken atthefollowiug much reduced ratea:? To Boston, on good* weighing foity poem's or ii| ward* to thrcubic foot, at $6 50per ton, and on intwaremeut gjoda 7 cents per foot. To rroridonce, on measurement good* S cents par cubic foot, and ap-eific art cle article* per tariff to be obtained at office ftt Broadway, mSI 6m oVn A PEOPLE'S LINE FOH AlBAM and JtTwp7|J> intermi diale place*, daily at Ave o'clock, P JL-JTr M., fi jm the Pier botweeu Court kaudt and Liberty streets. The cominoiUotu steamboat ROCHESTER. Cart St. John, leave* a* above I bis (Saturday) afternoon, at fire e'leock. The SOUTH AMERICA. Capt Braniard, leaves as above, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at Ire o'clock. The South Ameiica direct without landing at intermediate places. 'the above boats are new and substantia', fumi,hed with e'egant State Room*, and forap ed ai d aicominodaliou are unrivalled on the Hudron. ror passage or ircigtil, apply on bowl, or to P. e. BOHULTZ, ?t at ttie office on fhe Wliaif. H'H t Iu k.Rt UOL.? Wf gular Commercial Line. hflKvW The splendid well known packet ?h'p. MEMPHIS, AMbl'iu'ii'i Kuiglit, having lately arrived from Liverpool in a eery abort |?n p, will meet with quick despatch lor the above p rt. Tkil (hipoffrra an excellent conveyance for cabin, 2d cabin and^teerage passengers, w ho will be taken al moderate rate*. Apply to tne Cat taiu on board tbe al ip at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to JOHN HERDMAN. (1 South st. N.B.?Tbe above ship will be'succeeded by ihe splewid new packet alii? Samuel Hicks, CapL Thomas C. Bunker wh'cn reasel kas ussurpaseed accommodation f1. woich are paiJ in all tbe principal towns ol (Jreat Britain and Irtlaud Vor particulars apply fif lettc [Mist ia'd)to W. It J. T. TAPSCOT'P, 43 Peck slip, corner of S uth st New York.V N. B.?W J T. T. have a?ueces.,iou of fi at lass put keti ssi ing to London. Liveruco1, New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah and Gnat las too. regal ally every wstk. as it HAVRE PA I KKTS.-Tl.e ship BALTIMORE. aflWWCapt. Uun. TO HAVANA,?The last sailing enppere I ichr JHWW MARIA. Wendell, master, (late ol tbe Ails) wiM JfiKBCposilively sail on Wednesday neit. Eur passage onlyaip'y o A. W.WRLDEN, a| S3 Pine street. K"R NEW QltLS.ANJ?Tatkei ol the 4tnApril. |H9y?The sup#tier,well known packet ship 81'. MAHY, apt. KotUr, will be deapalcl.rd aaabove. Cabin, seroad rabin, and steerage passengers. ran be sUgantl) acron inodated at a rocdeiale rate. A, id v on board ebip. at fool of Wall street, to JOHN HEKDMAN. nil g| B?tfcstWH. idKtv Killl LI VEKPOOL?Regular packet of ibr 7lh iHIW April?The splendid fast sailing regular packet ship 4?AbINOEPENUr'.NCE, captain lloldndge, wi'l sail lor the above port on her regular day. This ship's accommodations for cabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers are not surpassed by any picket in port,and berths can be secured on moderate terms, by applying on board, at pier east -ide of Maiden lane, or to IJlOVEK it Mr MURRAY. 100 Pine at. corner South. P.8?Perncs wishing to tend for their friends resi .ing in the old country can have them brought out by tbe above su perb ship, or any f'he regular line of packets, by applying aaabove, if by letter poet paid. The above will be sneered id by the packet ship Virginian, captain A Men, snd sails ou he |i h April m29 SSa- k'OR LONDON ?Packet ..I tlie io b April.?The lH^ipl:odiil packet ship TORONTO, Captain Oris^HHKbWoIc). will sail as above, her regular dav. Eor passage in cabin, second csbin or steerage, having excellent accommodations, apply on board, or to the office of mil J HERDM aN.SI South st. jtfJP- FOR LONDON'?Packet of the fgth April.JJjMfy Tl.r splendid l..st rai'mg packet ship, TORONTO, aHbri|>l. Oris wold, sails positively as above mr regular 7" W.fc J.T. TAPSOOTT. 43 Peck (lip, or 49 Houlh street. Perrons desirous of sending for their friends to come n u! from ihe old country,can have tbern brought out in the To ronto. or any of the regular line, ou very reasonable terms, and those wishing to irmit money to their frie da, can have drills for any amount, pay able on b, oif'lluo to'na, wTll'Vaii an abova, ner regular day. Forfrrightorpaeaayeiiarinyaceorumodatione unequalled fai inludoror eomfort api Ijr on board,at Orleaaa wharf.footol Wall at.,or to E. K .COLLINS k CO. It South*troat. Price of pa aaae $tou. The pneaet chin r HF.RIDAN, Captain Pr pryatir, of 1000 tona, Will aucceed the Biddntw, ami'sail 35 b AS of, her .rrpular day. faaarngrra may rely upon the ahipa of tlii* line lailiay Irunctuaily a* adrrrtiard. m?* TO LET?'! lit latgr two atoiy Si n?? So. 5* WTile atreet, (I'lh door from Broadway, writ tide, Praira ion may be had on the 14th iua'. Vt OTl' K ?i litirra |i r ha- ir V il? i. 1 a| I Barf rtl, i.a from Lirerponl .will >a?e ?-nd their prrmrta on I. >*rd at (not of Hrrtor atrert. F.K or In the r Hire of the eabaenber,'a all rood* not per mil rd in fire d?T?/*" y went to the public. atcrta. JOHN HE HUMAN, ,1 tl South rtri, t PAfKKI' NH11* a. I.? ?t' w v li.l.K, Iri.m New Orlean* i? diachantina at Orlean* Wharf, loot oi Wall tree'. Conawoera will p.raae attend to the receiptor their good* immediately. o 'to 1JACK El w 1111 1 N I l.l-f frrtn w I >r le-aoa I diarharfm* Or lean a Wharf toot of Wall afreet on tanew* will pteaae attend to the ncei,* of Iheirjgnndt imme. diatelv III.MAS A (1 OV1 Mln-ION Ajiu Arr M. TION MKUCJIANTS. 31 BKOADWAY, ALBANV.?Libeial adra-ie* inadr on all maoufai lured cooda, merrhandur and property of e?ery description intruded for either public or pri-ata Meaara. Eraatua Coming It Co., Albany. Kulua II Ki"r It Co, do Lrwi* Brprilict k Co. do Webb k Di>uil*ta, |do Jared C. Halhbone. Esq, do John Townacoa, Ekj dbi Itiiaeell Vo-syth, Eaq. do John 1 Woman, Faq. t peifewijiir- w I mmBHDtt with 8ARCU1HAI.U8. nugrr iilu?, Mr c? Cbtrlo#, L Mejteyer Siwau, Mil lie-bnt ^ftrr nlach T,I?J8H()tMAIClR?'' TOI LOI SIl Jieob OJet NrJRArott Henrr, Mr Hield AioWe, MunMritajer Marfirr!, Ml. 1 borne To ewchUt With PKPJfVASH UIABLE. Boo? *qu?#h Dioblo, Mr Hire Fprrce Pmk, t M. m.ytr Jau.lt., y? BI?Ae xtiei IMUlMt H? ??l tiers 10, l it lttKl*Jl*rr lit Door# open tt CurUiuri### it T? pretmlr NITCHKU/I UiiVflCK TUKAlkV MONDAY EVENINCi April 4 ?Tl,e performance wtj; COII. metre# with THE K.NCJ'a UAHDENKB. r hernlier de Bu##|- MrHornesi*M* QilocharJ Mr Unburn Mod Onlochora, Mr# Momod AH-r nbicb ONE HUNDRED AND TWO Puilip G rboie Ml chell I Pieire HorneaaUe Louiie Mr* Tisii Alrr which xhcuahd no irr. Richard, Mitchell?Henry Kinv. Niikemef Sally Ann. Miae Roberta I. dy CourUll, Hw Singleton. To eooclude with CHAOS IS COMK AGAIN. Col.CWaoa, Niekinaoa Jack Bnuce, Hornc-elJe Tottenham, Oralan Harm. Mita Singleton Admueion? Drtu ruck Meeut*. Upper bo ice m mm lit ceuti. Private borea H Daora ooen ii i?tm> I attain riaaa at half pact aever AUKliVc A Si m I SKI M. Corvrt Broattxray un,I Aim strut. Under Ike Management of Mr. P. t. Barwum 17 VERY DAY AND K.VKNINu THIH WKiK -ionCr utrnriug Moutlay, April 4.?Mr. WINCHELL. the Comic Drolleriat, will play hia eelrbrateil latiahab e ii're entitled OLD ANT) YOUNG NICK, with apenineua ol ventriLOQUISM. Ala.,hie laughable detract,re eft'HATHAM STREET AUCTIONEER; BETTY MADAGA1N. the Inali i'iiKran'; the YANK KK, gr?eri froin duWDeii* lie. Ac. The M Y9TFRIOUS r(iiPSY tilHL iu her wt,nderful perfoimaocea Mr. BENSON, the popiUr voraliat fiotn he late Nation tl 1 heatrr. I ALL* OP NIAGARA, with real water Pneumatic Railroad; All.,no Lady: Kaucy .Glaaa Blowing; Grand Coamnramn; and lit e litiudi td thouaanil curioaitiea. Aapleudid day performance take a place every Wetloeaday and Saturday afternoon. Admittance t? the wlude Vi cent*? children half price pbaiie'r Nw.'W YllltK MlihtM DAY AND EVENING EXHIBITIONS commrnct on Mtaiday. 38lh ol March. Mr. lUltaiacTti*. the jnetly celt briled Ventriloquiet and Vagicim and Mr. K t?: it it i>. the laughter loving Comic Singer, are both engag'd tor a ah,,rt |>e 10J. SPLENDID DaV PERFORMANCE every Wedneaday ami Saturday, at 3 o'clock P M. Meatbrretic EiperimruU by Mr. Peale. The Largeat and Rarcat rnllrctiona in Ihr world, of Ori giual Portrait a ?f dialirguirlKil Arncriean worthira Giand Coamerama, Farcy Glaaa Blow ing;a Million of en rioaitira obtained at it, m- uae tipenee, aud gathered together from all yarta ef the Globe. Dttit t *Hr.ttTvrK I.menu, taken in the moet actentiie maimer, and at moderate pric, a. Admittance to the whole SS ceuta; children haif price. ,l?lm iViit. .1. A. KYLK'N CONCERT. AT the Apollo Saloon, Monti ty evei.iag April 4th. 184S on which octaaiou the following eminent tab u'will appear: Madainc Otto. Mra Hardwire Mra Prge. Mr. Koeaowaki, Mr. Alper, Mr Aupick Mr. Goad n, Mr. De Janou.Vr J. AKj le, Mr.Timin, and Mr Walla. (vmateur ilr. Tiniin will prtnJ' at the piano furte. progkamm*:. r tar i. Grind Trio?Three tlutea?Mr. Golden, Kyle and Walla, GabrieUky Aria?II aoave a be! tc ntruto? Mra Fardwick, Pacini Serenade? Kor guitar ami piano?>lr. De Jauou and Tnum, Kuffuey Song?When the morcing frrat dawca?Mra. Page? From 'he opera of Ant In. Rooke Fanlseia?Plain Forte?Mr. Koaeowalti?On aire firm the Huguenole, Thaller* Aria?ll bracrio mi cor ijuaic?Madame Otto, Nieoliin 5010 Flutr?I hr. gnao a v, nce.au anrirni Iriah melody. with rarrhtion*. firat 'ime?Mr. Kyle, Clicton Song?My motlirr dear?Mra I'agr, Lorar Bong (by tl airt)?The three agia of lott?Mr. A Phillip*, _ E- J- Loder Tart it. Oral rl Duetf?Wirhhrillhuil variatH.nr.piano forte for lour baud ?Mraera Timm aud Alper. Hets Solo?Cornet a Piatou?Mr. Aupick, on a favorite Sw'iae National Air?Madame Otio. Blnm Boric?I h?e u?bt,dv new?Mra. Haidwicb? Worda by Ilia Etlriek thepberd. Scotch bp,at,It Song?Accoinpar ledby hrmaelf on the giitar-Mr.lfe Janoo, 5011 Flu'e?Mr. Kylf?Con-poaid tvprta-lr for thia c?o*art Madame Otto had the bouor of the German opera, la.t aei ron u ic toria end Prince AlbertFioale G e?The Chough anJ Cr .td;me Otto, Mra. Hardwick. Mr Page, ra. Phillip e, Kyle,ieui'>r and junior, Biehop Tickcta (I each,or fam'ly ta. ar milting a crntl man and two lauree. Ft 60. To I the honor of a?.? ouncing to her frimda end the cilin n* of New York, that akc will girn a aecend aenes ol Drametic Readings. at the New Yrrk Society Library, Broadway.on Monday t venule, Arill t.igtj PROGRAMME. I'm i i. Bel* edr ra.from Otway 'a Iregr.dy ot Venice Preserved Uthel'o. Detdemuna and lago, (rout SU.krpeeit'a Moor of Venice lulian St Pierre, from Sheridan Know lea' Play of The Wife. Hamlet, hum 8h .k?i?area 1'regedy of II.at name. Pam ii. Pauline, from Sir E. L Bulwer'a P.'ay cfThe Lady of Lyons. Claude Velnotte, MercJtio, from Shakapearc'a Tragedy ol Homeo and Juliet. I'anr in. Ju'ia.from Knowlea'Play cl toe Hunchback. Clifford, u Br niro and Juliet, from Shakapearc'a Tragedy of that name Km hilica, frtm Sir K. L. Bulwti'a celebrated Day ofKichi lien. Taar ir. Celebrated Imita'iona r f the principal and original characters aa auilan ed at Ihe Park Theatie. New y oik, in the newt and pot ular comtdy of London A a uranae. Te -forinance to eoiririence at o'cloek precisely. *r* .a. aa rai.li *n he h 'iol Ihe door al 41 iviUKai., IMsl KUu i ivt;, KhtJit NATIVE AND TKMPI:RATE AMUSEMENTS. NOTICfc?To th* inhabitant* of lb* prinripil citi-? and town* of New Voik. Pel .nay Wama, Connecticut Rhode lalaud. Ma*aarhii*?it*. N> w Itairiahire Maine, lie. Vic. SlGNOll HERVIO NaNO, I'll-juatly celetratid and naturally endowd Mrtempaycboatari, whoar extraordinary |irr*nnif!c*tiou of the Gnome. the Bubboon. Ely, he ha* been the delight of the world, ai?uoiiacra I hit it i* hie intention, dorirg the coming temtner month*, to viait the above Htate* with, hi* Coliaeum. A fae tiinile of Franroni*. Rotunda, Olj m| irn in the Champ* d' Klyiee at Pari*, nod a a.Jvnrid Baud of Mu*ir, witii a itlScieut number of artntei U make tlie entertainment aupertor to any ih:ng yet offered. To cooiiit of a Melemriychonan Faxaar flight of faaor, cited the O.NOME FLY, in which Bijaor HERVIO NANO will embody TIIR (JNOME THK BABBOON AK? 1 Ht FLY A MAN! Meeytbam, the Queen of the Perm Mad. Herrta Nana To be fallowed by A MIMICAL OLIO!! conaiatisg of Pianoforte Recitation* by Madame HERYIO NAPO. 1?Orand Soaato in B J. N. Hummel t?Concerto Stuck in K C M. Von Weber 1?Giand K*nt**i* on the National Air*, liid Save tbe King and Bute Britannia 8. Tnalber^ With full Orchetlial Arci.mpnniarenta. To conclude xvtlh an H la'nncal Dtaplay i f the diatreaaiag lileenture* attending the Shipwreck ol P. rcuae with rharaeteriitie painting aid inuaic. in which tiyxor Herfio Nano will per?onate th faithful Bibboo, Orlh, the Indian Maid M .din 11-rem .Vino. N B -perecti* draircna of m-knig nimna r arrangemento can learn particular* by apply" II (poit paid) to the ruder igneil, it the Branch H'.lel, Jt Bewery, N?w Yjjk. mil I mi.' hEBVIO NANO. MR. K. MK.K8. lately In m Etrcpe. fWe**or of in* aatol Arm* initafifehrat hnn he*. give* ma traction* in riacing and in th* nee of tfce rtraight. riookrd and Turhinh Sabre, Hunting Knife, Mu?ket and Bayonet, Staff, and eT?ry peclea ol weapon*. f or iiar ieoler*. enquire ?I1M Pearlgtfeet mil lm* 1 GYMNASIUM. I PISTOL GALLERY. MESSRS HUDSON k OTTIGNON respectfully in form Ihepentlemrn of New \erk, that they have fitted up a GYMNASIUM at the corner oft harnfceru street and Broadway, and it i? now r pen for the red complete in every re?p?ct for the j urwae of Aitiletic Lxerciaee. Sparring Leaann* given daily. Ttrina moderate Open diy and evening. a: lm* FULLER'S GYM v.ASIUM. rpo THOSE WHO VALUB IIBSLTH.?The Oj mo* A aiiuu, 8U5 Greene atreet, near B'rtcUer, ia aow op*o daily. In addition to the r'g'iUr '*'rch a of the Gvmna aiHm. there are attxrl 11| |oe exercute a-.1 amueement. a Rowling Alley, tjinnt Ground, I idol Tatg. f. with a large (|pen 'pare fo> running and j unping, and oilier t ot-dorr ;taetti#e* wl ich render Itua e*tabli?hmcu'.. ?a a gytrn .m m, superior to all other*. Gentlemen tn'-acriling hare ihe ptiril geof evercitirg at thu Branch Gy mnaeium it Aon at. wimre tn? r- iae eery impieaaeut neeeanary for hi-door ex?'*?#e Spvrrine tanfht aa umal? hearing at** by anvmii.eot Profvaacr, at avrh ftae toautt .i| pliennt* m rerorilniw r with the tjj if. Term* of yearly (iih*eriplion have tweu redoci d la Jil P. mUSO* i pLATKOMM H ALL?O e of Dal*-* i?tral Plai/nno Scalee in exrelltut oidir, hat tr g neeu m uae but .i win mot,til*. Kill b' aol'l ai it D.irg i|" ahiii w. k j. r. TArscoTT. mil ?.t feck Blip A.NOTm.H t?r???'kN-ION ADVAIVl'AOKS Of -ash cavmtmr(1,-1 h. i iwwa i?i ?f ik ?r of rultoaaod Vaaam.Kltd la Mttwmrftl otrr ihr M? P^"v"8 rtrlvairily (or rcali. lie la -a.b'rd in aril at *rc?llf rrducrd pniaa en tha'goldta aytlaaa wkioi. baa an long cofiaiaffil Maocrll and cuiU.iioia lit iai tt-mf ttl'tnlff drairrd tlMrafaaia Futm ih? cook y?l inc ohkxhkj.iIy h? folicila cnnlntaaota d aaaiat a tbr auftiag drpaifmaat. mM I ?i? AMfn, at raaattaa.?.? ?i?a-^> ?a?w nad double action Harp, with all the iairat irapior.aimir far Harpa ftpairad,aitbaagad. t-d far aala by J. F. BROWNE, He- inuiktr LonSaa aad .V?w Vrrk. ?l audit*

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P S T S C 1U P T. Washington. lCorrt*(JOUn the principle of this journal, that both sidea ihall be heard, General Parker has now had his ay, and we have had ours, and we repeat, if we ire wrong, and the General will show that we are o, he will never be denied a chance. Although lis first argument has been a sad failure, we will heerfelly and good humouredly correspond with lim upon these personal all-firs," these suslended vouchers" of his, as long as he likes; and if ie will continue to improve our language by choice lew names for old errors, as ia the letter to which ve have now the honor of replying, we promise not mly ourselves, but the universal reading world, no .nail edification from his elegant epistles. House of Representatives. The business of the House to day was .of an un)btrusive,but not the less valuable nature. Private fills which nave been lying on the table for some :ime, were read a third funs and passed several Senate bills passed through their preliminary stages; an hour was then devoted to the reception ol reports from committees; afterwards the private calendar was taken up in committee of the whole, and acted upon during the residue of the sitting.? To-morrow is likewise private bill day; but in the course of the ensuing weea it may be expected that some of the great questions, emphatically the great questions of the session, may be taken up for contideralton. The House has now a tariff measure, eported from the committee on manufacture*, in tddition to the other measures which have so long i waited the pleasure of the Hause, and .the present iccumulatioa of business, unless some reform be idopted in the mode of disposing of the public msineta, will find work for Congress for at least six nonths longer. One measure was alluded to to-day (and the treatment it met with then, as on other occasions, may give a foreboding of its (ate), which is .intimately connected with the currency of this District. Mr. I'nderwood desired the House, as he has repeatedly done before, to take up the bill] to amend the charters cf the banks ol the Dstrict, as amended by the Senate, for the purpose of a concurrence therewith but the House unequivocally refused to do so- Tins bill propos.'s to give the banks power to reissue the depreciated notes of sther banks, for twelve months from thethof March last, hut with resu option in Pennsylvania, New- Jersey and Marylaud, and though at a greater distance of time in Virginia, it is unlikely that Congress will permit the bangs ot this Cistrict, in which so much of the ,p(.. cieof the government is disbursed, to flood it with so wretched a currency. Baltimore, (Corrwposdfnt* otitis Herald Baltimohb, April 2,1M2. M Editob The newly elected Mayor, Col. Hillea, was regnltrlj installed into office yesterday at twelve o'clock The occasion was quite imposing, and tl.s C lonel added to its interest by making a very unique, well-timed .and handtoae spesch. A large numberfof haada employed rn the Baltimore aad Ohio Rail Road, were.diaehaJged a few days aiace. They acre tendered for their labor, Virgiaia, Wheeling money, which i* at a diacoant ef ftfteen percent. Rather thin take thia, they preferred to do nothing. Arrangements, however, are being made to [ay then in Baltimore faada, which will doubtless bring matter* right again. There seem* to he a sttong desire with iboao who lire ia the western part of ovr State, to hare an extra session of the Legislature The object is to hare appropriations made for going with the Cheaaueake and Ohio Canal, and for the redeorp tioa of the scrip already isaaed by it, wb.eh is next thing to worthies*. A tremendous conflagration took place in Frrde rick City iu thi* State, on Thursday evening last, which destroyed an immense amount of propariy. Thelo s is very ureal, and the suffering produced incalculable The fire commenced in ttie very heart f the c ty. Among the sufferers are Dr Tyler, Mr Stokes, and many others 1 have only time to state this muchFlour continues at #">,."0; Corn, "8 a 60 eents Oats, 42 a41 cents; Cattle, $4 a $6 per lot) lbs. as per quality; Hog-, ?4; New Kugtaud Rum, 21 a 22 centi; Whiskey, 13 a 20 cents. Kxchangc on Virginia, 9J per Cent discount; N?w Yoik and Philadelphia, par a i Weuiyea intends epening the Front street Theatre on Monday ni^ht, with a superior company. We wish him good luck. Yours, Rod brick Philadelphia. ICarrespoo.eiice of the Herald.] Philadelphia, April 2,1842. The business in stocks to-day was very light, end prices sti'l lower than previously. State 5"s closed heavy at 33, and even City G percent stock sulk to about par. This is the best possible evidence (hat can be furnished of ths stringent slate of our money market Three per cent a month is a reward tempting enough, it-eecus,to induce holders to relix their grasp of City G's, which have, until within a few days, commanded a premium of 8 to 10 per ecnt Exrh.ingcs and the rate of discount on depreciated paper are about the same that tbey have been throughout the week. It is whspered lure among these who pretend to be knowing that the Mechanics' Bank means soon to resume. As a consequence of this rumor, 1 am informed that the rate of discounts on its notes hare something lessened?in tact that not five thousend of them can now be obtained in the market Several of the brokers.are said to be interested in the bank, and ate doing what they can to resuscitate it. A person this morning had his rocket picked at the counter of the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, of in bank pap'r One hundred dollars in specie, which he had just drawn and placed in a side pocket, did not fall wilhia the thiel's grasp The villain, this time, was before the bank's counter, not beVind it, as has so frequently been the case with losses in banks oi late. The habeas corpus cases ef Biddle, Cowperthwaite, and other bank conspirators, are still before the Court. The newspapers of this city have within a few days past broke out afresh on the subject, hud are plastering and belaboring the accused at an swful rate. This matte', I believe was all started by an article thai appeared in the Herald a few days since. Whatever may be said by the press or others, Nicholas B.ddle will not be convicted on the present charge. Mark that. A fire last evening destroyed the contents of a dry good* store belonging to It. L. Stokes, at the earner of Ninth and Vine streets. The stockholders of the Bank of Pennaylvania are in sdjourned meeting on matters relative to an assignment. [Krtm the National Intelligencer At* Important Document.?The subjoined letter from ihe Secretary is accompanied by a Report from the Department of Slate, the extent and importance of which may be well imagined by the account which the letter gives of it. This report is just in time, the reader will observe, to bear upon the debates and votes in Congress on the re arrangement of the Tariff. To Iht House of Representatives of the United States On the 3d day of September last, the House ol Representatives passed a Resolution in the following terms Resolved, That the Secretary of State be required to report to this House, as noon after the commencement of the next session as practicable, a statement of the privileges and restrictions of the commeroial intercourse of the United State* with all foreign nation*, timilar to that communicated to the Senate December 19, 1937?document 9, lit leuinn, 36th Congreii?only changing the denomination* of the foreign money, weights and measures, into thoie of the United State*, according to the custom house entries of domestic export*, and adding columns showing the average amount and value of the J articles exported to each country, for the year* 1938, 1839, and 1840, and of the duties on the same; together with a summary of the average aggregate value of export* to each country for those years, of articles the growth, produce, or manufacture of the United State*, with the average amount of duties thereon accruing to each country. And, on the 31st dny of January last, it also Resolved, That, in addition to the information required of the Secretary of State b'' the resolution of thi* House of the 3lof September, 1841, he be required to give a table exhibiting a comparative statement between the tariffs of other nations and that of the Uaited States." Upon the passage of the first of these resolutions,all means supposed to be necessary and proper for obtaining the information were adopted. Circulars were written to the American Consuls in the principal commercial nations, their tariffs obtained, so far as practicable, existing treaties examined, and recent commercial authorities extensively investigatedCompetent persons have been employed in arranging the information thus obtained, and in complying with that part of the first resolution which requires the denominations of foreign moneys and foreign weights and measures to be changed into those of the United States. This part of the duty has been found to require great laborNotwithstanding the diligence find assiduity bestowed by those employed on the work in collecting and arranging materials, and the degree of personal attention, not inconsiderable, given to it by the head et the Department, it is not improbable that, in a matter bo extensive and various, some omissions and mistakes may be found. It is believed, however that not only have inaccuracies in the former publication been in many instances corrected, but subsequent regulations in the commercial codes ol foreign nations atated with a good degree of accuracy. In some cases, indeed, it has been found impossible to obtain the most recent changes of tariff laws, hut these cases are supposed not to be numerous or very important. J The tables exhibiting a comparative statement between the tariffs of other nations and that of the I nited States, prepared in obedience to the rrsolutioa of the 3J of January last, are believed to be essentially correct, and to present a mass of important information in a plain manner. DANIEL WEBSTER. March 29,1842 Hem tbkabi.k Suj?ide ?Captain James Pltlit, of Polk county, Tenn committed suicide on the 16th February, by blowing oat his brains with n rifle, Hethad no white family, but about twanty-seren negroes. The jury summoned, upon examining hia effects, found his will in a trunk, made about a week previously, together with about $10,000 in gold and silver. The purport of his will was, that all hia negroes should be freed, and his personal effects, together with the cash on band, should be divided amongst them Highland, S. C., Sentinel. Fnnu IT ivtsi ?Hv the vhrinnsr Tpmru.raRf?^ 1 Captain Bunker, we have received the following im- portant information contained in anextract of a let- i ter dated March28, with the subjoined extract from 1 commercial letters. "The elave trade may now be considered as en- i tirelyat an end?very strict orders have been issued by our Government to the different Capitanea de Pattido" to report and seize every cargo which may be tended on the coast; and about three weeks 1 ago a prize of a Portuguese schooner, was brought in bv a Spa ish b ig d arc detenaiaed nut to be aaderaold bjr a?y houte in the trade. Pen Knirra oi Hadgere k 9oia; Woatenhulm* k Croak'a mauulx-lur*, 1'allt Cutlery. Seucra. Karon. KJee and Toole. J?i?n?ed Ware*, ainl 1) louk Son'a Britanoie Wa'ea new elt'rite, Patt $1*1*1 Tea Kettleaaud Sauce Pane, tinned and enamelled; Shell'Hariwarre of ev*ry dracriptiua. now in roar and in aTne.1 100 double b.rrtl liuua, from $4 to $30 each 500 -irg e ii to >13 1'JU Killee $7 ta $50 ueao naic piatnle $1 to $oo pair. 100 Mill* H irrc'a (firat *at?) $1| ??eh. (i'ii.3 tilth'? m .terrale cf all aiuda.for alteriug and maLufacturi no gum. Ijiint b g>. powder flr the aa'e of A Pen a 8-lf-coeking and Revolviug Putol. rug the greateai modern irnpr ?v? ment in fire ar nit? eaa be dieeharced in three accondi, with the cat ot one head 0'iij wirolea Je ainl re.ail. wet In OuiJ.NtJ AND WHITK TKfcTH?The beet arnc e in uee for in/, prei^rvin?, mb?I bt-nu'i^ioc tht te?th, it PV\\\..S' ORNIH TiKITH TASTE. It iwuroret t?e color of ih* lit* ?u?l lumi. aud imparts a gratefsl sweetness to the brf?lh?Price 50 c?uit BEAUTV OF COMPLEXION-The best roimetie for renonni Un freckles sunburn and uesliorf i?i?i?ples auuerup lions ?f the skin, is the i'abletle of Pearl and Aubasjrr. Try it, Udirs, anl be couvilcc ?Price *-5 ccntfl. S Id only at K. M Onion's. 127 Bowery, corner of Grand, 169 and *76 Broad way. 114 Cau*l ioti'25 H?>* rrO LADJK8 AND GE N i LEMElV?A HE. ifcRaiAN 80 %P?Is always efficacious iu remotr n* I reck Us, dark ipa'i, redness, mid erupts*-a* o the sk'n. Thin Hoap imparts lo the sVio a soft and clicv* trxfuie resrmbli g tlie blem i* K oft e hly with the ro?e Pri.t 50 ceii'f PI .VI Pi. E* ON '1 HE FACE, BLOTCHES, Ac.-8irAst tl-y Coop^'s Lotion i or i* iably succeed* ia removing pimples or blotches from the fac* aud skiu. o ln?# IMIRaUULOUI CURE OF RHEUM A.TISM. NEWARK, December 31 1641 ?Dr. K ng.?Dei" Sir:?You will [il.a.e to excuae in y ant ant wcrtug you ii> rclatie.-. to the c'rtifiealr.giriuy an recount of my almo.t miraculoua re* ti*arcd more like a ditam than re .lily, n?t only to ntyaeir, but in my fri.uda 1 ran a-attrr y.u you hare t e pray era of one whuge li'e ia dear to liim Situatrd ?mtif friend I ever kind au'i dear, an-t a family who look to him for ?u iporl, and nho.laoj iniuprtite to you. and their Ood. for hie unspeakable tnircy iu aparutg me at tnia time Any lung that ia in my power lo do. which will be of benefit to you, auch aa girtng an account ef my pufferiug in a certificate, that ynu uikIii pukliaitio ihe woild.aait ia witueaaed by my f ieudf, who k ite p'lttheir namt* to thia letter. Were it in my |?i*i r lo pav tenfold the price you charged. I we uM willingly do it; but I litre herumek ao Iwutr i hat my p.runiary no ana hare rx'n mated. It ianrt r three yea-a since I wag attacked with what ourdoctorctiled he Infl.mmtory Ilhru'ruti.m,by wt ich I waa l?ft a complete e ipple, kn .t j; 'oat the tut of my Itmba, which fell away mott 'rightfully, t teabliiig one from all work; and had it not hem for a few hundred dollar! I had eared when In work I and my family areultl hare been ia the workhou?e. So ynu and I he) e t' e ublic, will tee how much I owe ynu for otice more being nblr to earn my 1'aily bread; and that by three boltlee of your Elixir, w hicli you aeut me f-r fire dcllara; and, considering it truly the "E.ixir of Life,"l am. w ith the erealrat rerprct and gratltuale, our l umber ariraut. BEN J. C. JACOBUS. Witneaara?Hi' nah Jacnl at. William F. Dt an Prepared and fold by C. H. KING, 63 Fulton atrert corner Cliff m23 lilt* \T a n a m v. ros rk.i.in MABAMK M)SfELLO, Female Physician. (till coati i ur? to ireat with as.uiiialiing success, all dltt a prcoliar to femalts. Suppi erstnn, irregu'arity, obstruction, 4tc 0/whatever cause produced,can be removed by Madame C. in ajrry abort time. Madame C.'a medtral eatabliahment havh k Uiydtrgoiie thorough repairs and alterations lor the better accommodation of her uumeraua pelituts, she isn w prepared to receive ladies on the point of confinement, or tho.-e whs wiah to be treated for obainiciinu of ilietr monthly period.? Madame C. can be eon?||Jted at ber residence, 34 Liapeoard si, at all titnea, and with tne strictest regard to stcresy. All couiuiunicalions and letters must be peat peid. tnU Im* DRS. SARGEANf AJND MALLESON, PHYSICIANS and Surgeons from London and Paris, are is 1 coDs'ant attendance throughout the day. at their oAce, 89 Cedar iitrrrt.secoad door from Broadway, and mar be consulted with the strictest confidence in all cases of either a meDual or surgical character. Dra Sergeant and Mal'evon have had most extensive opportunities of obtaining aud perfecting a thorough aud practical knowledge of their profeaaion, having been in aclivo practice for several years, both in F.ng'aul ana France, as well as the United States; also attended for a number of yeara the Hospital* in London and Parts, t'udied and obtained their diplomas under Sir Bcujumn Brcdie and the first physieians in singland. N.B. A select as;ortme:.t of perfumery, and tht most approved patent medicines. mil Ira* CHEAP AND bUBS I AN I IAL BOUKBINUlNCi, AT K. WaLKER'A Old bland, lit Fulton corner of Dulehstreet. K. W. has just publi lied his third trillion of the Presidents' Messages, from Washington to Tyler's last Message?handsome embossed muslin binding. y. No American eitiien't library if complete without I u>is valuable aud conoiie volume of Executive Document?. To be had of all the Booksellers. Cloth crneee made and tamped for the trade nt 11" DR. ALLEN'S BALSAM. OF Horehound, Liverwort and Pleurisv Root, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption and Liver Complalut.-Uionsumption is a disease often secretly lurking in the system for yeara before there is the lest complaint ol the lungs. And in this stage it can becurid as effectually and as cirlainly as any other disease. Let tot psrtons delay tte use ol medicine until their 'Hugs are sensibly affected, but in due season resort to Dr. Alleu's Balsam of Liverwort?this medicine has proved even the Conqueror of I'h) siciana," for which all mankind will have abundant ciu.e to tries* the hand of Providence.? More than 100 Physicians in Ibis city now use this medicine is their practice. LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.?Dr. Allen-Dear Sir I have used j out Balsam of Horehound, Liverwort and Pleu risy Ko-iin my pracice for so.ne month* pist, and from the wonderful eff.ct it has had, I am fully sittsfied that it pot ease* very superior virtues in the cure of Liver Comp aiut snu Consumptioa. I do strongly recom ttend it to the public md the Faculty. it espe c t fu I ly, J.D. RICHARDSON, MJ>. ^mmnlfaTcOUtlk-ThUdieeaee is'prevailing very eitensively, and is sweeping off many little ones, with very few davs illness. 1'areats should rememner inai ur. Allen's Balaam of Liverwort ia the only infallible remedy, and has aavid thousands of live* daring leveayeara. Sold by W. A. Ta> lor, whclesals agenl, 88 Barclay it E.M. Guion, 137 Bowery, corner of Grsnd street Dr. Hart, corner of Broadway and Chamber! atreet J. O. (ay,at Milnoi'a Drug Store, corner of Broadway and JolmatrecL. mis lm* MfcDiDATED CANDIES. riR. FLEMING'S WORM CANDY ii undeniably the moat i>eriectly adapted to the total extermination of Worn s in old aud your g. of any thing of the kind ever prepared. Children like it, and it is warrant Lrcss alter eatiug, he triburn, Itc fcc., is recomtnepded as me dI lha beat stomachics and touic* now in use. And then it is 10 handy and safe. The rap dly increasing sales and popularity of these pleasant cand.r!I>ro?e thrir utility COVERT'S BAI.M OF LIVE, Tor all affections of the uuca and wndpipr.dysp p*ia,fcc. lie, ia an unequalled remedy eaa the fr ofens toe. Nocetempta doloce voluptos." Dr. F. ia enconragrd by the urhorm incceee attending his mode of treatment in the cure of venereal, gleets, strictures, leminal weakness, and mercurial affections, together with all those other bud symptoms which undermine the constitution in J ley tie foundation of premature deeay. either from maltreatment or any other cause. Inau:h persons the appetite is generally defective, aud the relish for life almost sundurd. Ilia mede of tre anient ia universally admired, his medicines bring pleuaut to st natural at well as effectual Mtot in arreating and curinj Pulmonary Diseasea T Reason lays yes. because Obstruction is either immediately or remotely the cause of I tflarr m ition or Catarrhal Ksvers, producing croup c> nswnptioii, and abicrsitsol the lungs, pain ard t r.i'.? 1 he two luur h aud eiilh Aeenaee '1 he tee eturv Houee. *>o 73 Hold etreet. n-jr jl-rlmm, new occulted by Jl Milee Hitchcock i" in i. f. i in te 1,0(1 ouur ,41 way, ne tr u wi iu t gisret one Lot oa Eighteenth street, #7 frit front?rkiht Lo a on Seventh Aveuu-r, beiweeuTwenty-eighth aid Twent)-ninth stree 1 Apply to a tin' Mr DELAPL AI NE. ?8 Wall st? Qffce No. JCL 1 Le.ASE.nu fivu,-, ,lc t^rni-,? i'u- it.lmUiJ pruperjfjU 'F #"5?'''* Shakspearo Hotel, situate 3; and Silk Hats, $'i 50. Also on hand, a large issoitaneut of Cap? of ibe newtst and noil approved patterns, cntwatiug of gentlemen's velvet, cloth and glazed. Travelling and dress capa. Children's fancy clolh and vtlvat capa lie. m inn' WM. FANTA.I30 ''hatham at. ri THhF.K DOLLAR HAT*?ShKINO KAbHIoN, gA p-ti The i>ot splendid article ever off, red to the I ublie?Khgant Short Nap Moleskin, at the low price of $3; also an article at $s So, equal iu durability aud lustre to those sold by other Hatters at S3. OKO. P. H BROWN,Practical Hatter, mil lm^ Hi Canal street. Aa DKEBS BOOTS-LATEST FRENCH si^^^^^pSTYLE.?Th* subscriber makes to nrdcr Hoots of the above description, of the finest qu dily of Fret ch calf skin,asd in the latest! ylr, aud at very reasonable prices.? Oeutlcmen who have been in the habit t f pa in extravagant prices for interior arlic'ts are icq listed to ca I and be convinced t ha his pi ices srv from ten to twenty percent below other slorei in the neighb rbood Drawings being takenoflhefeet, aud a p ir if lasts kept for each customer, lhera is no d tficulty tn fe t'Ug ahandeoms yet easy fit. Constautly on hand, a la'ge mortnen! of fashi uable ready ade boots, at prices vary ing frsm T \V O D OLL A R9 FIFTY CENTS TO SIX DOLL ARS; half boots, gaiters, shoes, pumps, ilippc'S, kc. kc.. at equally I w prices JOHN l WATKiNS, 114 Fultoust., al 3m* Between Natsau aud Dutch sis cwi A iv i\ NrTi ii n 3U UU1J OK EXPERIENCE in the scientific pr etice of curing eerUiudneute, have enabled Dr LAUREL, of No.IOS Ce al etrcet, to eradicate those diseases in question, whether new.old, or Ineeterate, iu less than hall the time employed by theaoaemon doctors, who poison their patients with mercery, canivy, nitre, eabebf, Re. N. B.?it ran*'re are appriied that Dr. L. is a regular physician ofthemedcal facu'ty of Paris, also graduated in the U. States, as can be proved by hit diplomas. mgl Ira* CRTJLTUS* BOAT ESTABLISHMENT, 400 WATER STREET, rora noons past op cathasinc mirict, BUILDER of the Sultan r Muecat's Pleasure Karge, the Wave, Gazelle, Victoria, A'lautic, Waknna, kc. Also, the Ann ot Peekekill, Washington of Poughkecpeie. Duchess of Ilyde Park, Sylph and Wave of Mobile Geo. Stewart of Louisv.lle, Ac. nriOl In.* HATS! HATS! HATS!! BROWN k CO.'S One prise Hat Store, wholesale and retail, ITS Chatham Square, corner of Mott atreel. where fashion, beauty, dnrability and economy are confined to adorn the head. The proprietors have the pleasure now to offer in addition to their recently improved short nepped hat, a new style,the imitation of heaver, which to closely resembles thst of all furs the most costly sad beautiful, that the difference ie not easily perceived. Price three dollars. We etnc'ly adhere to the one price caah ayattai, which enables us to fhrnish a very super.or hat for the price charged. Iu presenting theaa hats to the public the proprietors think they h.ve reached the ultimatum ol beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. m4 3m* CARL KING. The well-known and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw Hat manufacturer to her m j-ety ihe QUEEN OF ENGLAND, reepectftilly brge leave to announce to the Ladira that he has on hand a moat splendid and fashionable assortment of I Ladiee Straw and Silk Hats. The Straw Hals ere manufactured to a moat fascinating end becoming shape, called THE E'-LaLER COTTAGE/ with Uipeey iidei ana a nwiss r lire arouuu uie iron, i am braidi iheie Hati ire'made o( ia of the moatelagant patterns, the Albert itraw in particular *a patronioad by QUEEN VlCTOniA. The (ilk department i( conducted by the moat ingsniouv and tsaty millinera not to be equalled. 1 he silks are of the netr> eat etyle,freeh imported. Trimming and Klowera to correspond, Those who wiah to coounc* thematlrea may call at No. 60 ("anal near Broadway, and IT Diriaion alreeta. N. B.?Hia Pa -ia Ribbona and French Flowera, are of the latest style, andean be purchaaeil at either of hia establishmenta, at wholesale and retail on reaaonablc termi. m8 Im* SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO ALL. THE American Magic Mixture" haa been hailed aa one of the greatest discoveries ol the preannt 'age, and aa long aa medical acience exieta, will be canaidered the moat invaluable diatovery for diaeaaea of the urinary paaaagea. aa well aa the kidneys and bladder. Ita effecta are absolutely effectual in performing a radical cureiua short lime, while the ardi ary rernediea take even months! O re doae cannot fail to enlial the hesitating aud orer delicate in ita favor, and out of ihr hundreds that have put their faith in it, not one haa been disappointed nor di.covered while using it?it haaaalely conveyed all beyond the pale ofau'picion. The Magic Mixture" haa longatood unrivalled, and haa withalood theglitteiingimagery aopompously and so ubiquitously displayed by a host of unprincipled imitating quacks, whose only aim haa been to dupe and deceive the unfortunate. Sold by appointment at King's drug store, 63 Fulton street cor. Cliff. mil in* CARDS, BILL-HEADS, &C. CHEAPER THAN EVER. IVORY SURFACE CARDS, of enperior manufacture 1 printed and furnished at the following REDUCED PKICEo teo Cirda, ccnU. 300 do $t 00 600 do |l 25 JOOO do 00 Common Cards at less prices. Circulars, Billheads, Notices, Posting and Show Bills, and (very description of printing executed at sh-.rt notice, on aa reae-nahte terms as any establishment in the city. VISITING CARDS?A visiting card )late engraved and SO enamelled cards printed for $1.56, rqual to any in thiaeity rerlumera, Manufacturers, and Druggists' Labels constantly on hand. BROWNSON A CO.. mOltm" 56 Gold at.near Fulton. dfefafi (Kin worth ok wa-icHeb, jewelry, f i German Silver Ware, Cutlery, Paste Stones, Watch Glaaxes, tic., art offered for sale for cash,or approved short paper, at suih prices that persona requiring theabove trenttoned goods would do wtll to callere purchaaiogon 8. J. NEUsTaDT A BARNETT, m26 1 m* No. 41 Msidrn lane. TJREaD?BREAD?BREAD?At PALMER'S new Ba kery, corner Second street and Bowery, 4| pounds for a I shilling?and made from the best auperfine flour?try K. m?4 tin* t?RKNCH SHOE STOKE.?The aubsctibera, importers of t ladies French S ho a and dealers in ladies', gentlemen's, misses boy's, and children's fancy and ata|le boots, shoes, 6lc Ac. An extenxire and valuable asacrlinrnt always en hand, war ranted of the lirst quality. TUTTLE A HAYWARD, _ No 255 Broadway. IN B ?!*oiitltem ann tvestern mercn uni iu wwii ui iwia real French shoes, or the must fashionable kinds of American ill >es, will tiu l it (n lh-ir advantage to call. m27lm* T'OLI) Villi.?Of superior qaality, manufactured by A-h" meadti Co., fordeatists use Al?i>, superior tin foil. Fur ale br RUSHTON fc ASPIN WALL, mil 31* 94 William street. DAUt'kKKKO'i'VPfc?19 l)ajurrc?t(ijri apparatus com plete. ?I?1 new Pattern, 400 branch Plat't Aromatic Leasee 60 Bottlee Hypovelphite of Soda 94 Bottlee Cboride of Gold Chrome, blondeol Iodine, Tripoti, and a'l kind* of Cha micale concerning the Daguerreotype. juit received bv Packet hip t'ranroit l(tso ot abip 1 Elard. daily egpecltl from Livsrpool. For sals ba GLOVfcfl k MeML HHAY. I mat 104 Pine it .corner of South I CELEBRATED E*E WATER BR- Wo 10 BARCLAY 8TRFFT WITHIN TWO DOORS OK THI? HIS preoaratiOM kare id dIido?i HOL8JC. u^D..h,,n .H" .&,.to^rydi^^*f weakucM of Dight. Itc? ami id ninny Hlu hi,-' c restoreohv Dr. J Frauna I MaKTHA BRO VN, 177 Forayth street." I 1 certiry to the above b?iug a iru- slate aien>. G BEN EDICT, I'uatorof the bin.ton it. Church." I I war ueaily blind for tweuty yean, with a Cataract in I each rye. Surgical aid was rreorted to without any good ef- fl feet; out from the ue* of Dr. Kraneia' wouderlul preparation fl for that diseasejmy sight is perfectly reelored. fl HEhTEn JOIINrO.N.IM 8 uihst New York" fl We the luideriigind, ha, offr re loeell ordia- fl pnae of rreieeafor any part-f the United Slater, or to nego- fl Date Tor the rale of the patent right for an) S'Cliou of tb? B country eaat ol the Alleghany nouulaioi. A prrre may b? I seen in ope ationdal y, between the hourr of and II A. M fl at the coiner of Avenue C nud Slhstreet. On tniipnea live B power of four men will press a bale ol cotton to tlie denaity of I tw?i.tj live |>ounde to the cubic .fool. In one or two ii.'uutes?- fl theieby superseding the ncceeaitv of compressing the s ime, at fl greet coat aad expense, at the idece of gliipmen The power B t two men ir ewlfici'-ut for prereiug hay to ihedeurity oftwen- B ty poundeto the cubic foot in the unit t me The preea ia fl very aimplc iu it* construction, not liable to get out ol repair I and occui iee a apace of ahoui three by seven fret on the tloor I ia perfectly portable, and will be aold at lera thai one-fourth I part of toe coot of any other prcaa of equal power now in uw. B Tnquireofthe subscriber. at the office i f J Preuti.a, No. IS I Wall atrcet. between the h'ura of la and Sn'clock.or of T. W. fl Htrvey.at h>* machine ahop. cjrner ol Kiviagton and Lewis I atreeta. Lettera poat paid will meet immediate attention. I rat dim* P GARDINER. U DENTISTRY. I \*TM, THORN. DF.NTI8T, so'icitstht attention ofthouu I 'V who wear Artificial Teeth, and ihoatt wlio may require B them, to hta method it f supplying the Maxillary family, vix. B ihe Teeth. Knowing that there ia a diagreeablc laite in the fl mouth of thoae who indulge iuacids.reeuftiug from the actios B of the acid on the Gold Plate. In all caars that admit of it, ha B inaerta t*elh;from one to a complete aet,.wit hrut uaing one par B tide of metal of any description. fl M Chambemstreet. an8 lm* B DR- ULIVE still continue* to treat secret diseases ol kiads, with unrivalled skill and surpassing judgment, fl which ha. enabled him to effect a apeedy and prrmancnt cure, fl evenof thoae caaea which have been aggravated by the per- fl nicioua and nausealitg uae of m-rcurv, balaam ca| avia, aptrita B of nitre,'he., and all auch diaag eeahle and undermining inedi- fl ci ea, which tenia to enervate and destroy lha conatitutiou. fl His mediciue is mild and will not disagree with the moat fan- B tirinuaand delicate conatitutiou?hia Freuc> red drop ia now wrll known for i'a extraordinary virtue*, in curing the moat fl noxious and drploreble cases. Terms moderate?sail at iW West Broadway. net r Canal at'eet. in 111 m* DK. DAVIu L. KOGEK8, haa returned to the ci'y, and B returned hia profestioual buaiceaa at 348 Broadway fl mi lm* B TTRATE AND POUDRKTTE?Th? Lodi Manufaeturior B U Company now offrr too barrele ol Poudrette for sale, and are daily preparing both Urate and Po idre'te. If the weather prove* favorable, they expect to hive a laige supply iu the apriDg Thia company have no coanection with any other B concern, and the Poudretre they offer ia warranted more than B 50per cent better than what has bcea mad' ia New York, and B they have ihe evidence of farmer* tud practical chemists to prove K. Thia company alone make Urate. TI.ey have dia covered a new and greatly improved i>rocudrette 40 cento a buahfl, Urate So cent*. Cost of a barrel as ceuts, aod cartage. Any peraon wanting a few barret*, may b re the tame delivered on board any reMel in New York at $a a barrel, each barrel eon lain in fonr bushels at ruck meuurr. free of cartage (a barrel will not contain four buahela heaped meaaure as pretended by one). One of the great benefits in using these manure* ia the eeo nomy with which they caa be applied one boy will do mora in one day than two meuwiih a team carting r ut manure ia three day*. Farmers and gardener* who hare tried these manures say tha. one bushel of l'oudrette ia equal toaload of ban nard manure. These manarrs may be hed of Mr. Jacobus, on the Hackensack Bridge, New Jersey; of Messrs. Milwell It Dsy, No. MS Fulton street, Brooklyn, r at *he office of the company. No. 43 Liberty street, New York. Letters by mail, post paid, addressed to The Lodi Manufacturing Co., boa 80*, Pool Office New York," will be forthwith attended to. audp-rsosa wishing te secure manures at a given time, may give orders in advance end the companv will reserve ihem. ml land* NOTICE TO RUPTUtttO PERSONS. r\R. A. O HULL, NO. 4 VESEY STREET, A8TOR i-J HOUSE. NEW YORK.?Persona afflicted with ruptures may rely upon the beet instrumental aid tb* world afford* on application at hit office, 4 Vesey street. New York, or to either orbit numerous agent* in the chief towns of the United Stales. Patienta must he careful to examine the back pad of Or. Hnll'i Trusses, to see that they are endorsed by Dr. Hall in writing None other are genuine or to be relied on ai good. Children under twelve years universally cured without further expense than the cost of the Trim*. The radical cure has been under ths progressive practical improvemen for more then twenty years psat in Dr. Hall's Truss Office, and is now brought to a state of unrivalled perfection. mis 1m* IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIES! DR HULL'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS. rpHIS apparatus uniformly cures falling of the womb, and ra1 moves many weaknesses incident to the married state. It is applied aa an articlaof dress; any lady osn fit herself without recourse to asurgeoa.on reading the pamphlet written by Dr. Hull, accompanying each instrument,which will be sent by mail free of charge, to any part of the country, to persons requesting hesamebyletter. _ Dr. Hall has, at tha nquest or several re pectable physicians, fitted up a room exclusively for ladies,having separate entranc from the business department, where a lady is in coestant attendance, to apply Trusses and^Sopy>ort^ clj"'' mlSlm* No. 4 Vesey it. Astor House. DR. MORRISON. vtorth RIVER DISPENSARY, 3041 Fulton it. ism LN Oreenwich. Dr. Momion, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, mid formerly Surgeon in the British Navy, caotiuues to bo consulted daily on all diseajos of s delicate nature, ana an uioee aisuessing yn; tctri inn quenl on iqjndiciou* treatment and the imprjdeat use of quack medicine*. Dr. M. baa h::d an experience of k Tears in treat inf delicate disease* in all their viyiou* and complicated forma, and usee a mild, safe, and infalliol* substitute for mercury, eradicating the Venereal virus with certainty, without subjecting the patient to any risk, or restricting lum in his usual diet or pursuits, while bis medicines are agreeable in lasts and Ton 8t1tutio VAL D BILITT.?Thou sands of y oung men are suffering from the consequence* of indulgence in a ,ecret destructive habit, and whose nerves are further injured from the use of nostrums and pretended specifics, which stimulate only to induce greater depression. Dr. M. treats on purely pathological principles, and neTer foils in establishing a cure ,'also the most obstinate yield to bit plan of treatment Letters post paid, and continuing a suitable fee, will snsnie correspondent full advice and medicine to any'part of the mon, by his giving a history of his cat* in detail. m ?tm fOU Fulton ad. GENUINE FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. MADAME COSTELLO'S T7EIIALE MONTHLY FILL it acknowledged by the first Physicians in the United State* as the very best medicine that ladiss laboring under a suppression of their natural illness can take, and tney very seldom foil to reHey* yha tsben according to the directions Those who call for them will be supplied wi h hercircular, containing ample dnectione, aud all the precautions necessary |o be observed w their use. Advice graPs Office 34 Liepenard street; nasim* CAUTION TO FEMALES. CO VARIOUS and desperate are the expedient* resorted to O by ignorant, though impudent pretendtrs, with the object of imposing upon females, lh la' PORTUGUESE WW iff ATT* n T T T Ml IT JS M A L Ji f 1 L L B _ I.escyTKD APD PaKPABKD IT M. DE BOUDKloqiJE. M. PORTVOAII THE icieotiflc combination of uigreiiiento of which th?M a pull art competed, hi* einade than tho wonder aad idairation of the world. The. are known all orer Europe to be the only preparation t?er diocofered that haa ivored nrtntr bly certain in producing the monthly tarna. Their certainty, in all c aara.beiaz inch that they anuet not be uaed during pray nancy for though mild, aafe.aod healthy, they are certain to produce tmacarriage if uaed during that period. The dircctiona are traurlated into Enclnh. ami are eoreloped round with the aeal of the importer, at imped. Each bet eojttauif the eignature of M. de Boudelooue. nod the Engtieh a I recti*do hare the ciguatera of Dr. F. 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