The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
May 8, 1842

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TH Vol. VII.?\To. 111.?Whole \o? ?079. .>::v/ link ok livkrpool packets?" q ?v Ioih'ju Um* i "i?l Livdir-ool cit the I3Ui rac.'i J?i4>n'h? i?&> ?siz*i-J>s* c?rt -?-vS? i- i. Sim Siiip t: 11L i i K. I!. iVjtli A -iujl. r i I. l;.i i.i-. "iv;:, r ill K. n. '."'It Ju.: Sill S.i: A yuvr, -T'lly. Siiij. UAri.ii' \V,.i. :>:.i !iy, 13th Aii:;u?t. Mil KOm'I 1 'S, i pi J .l. I A'iiin.. 13'h S. temlii r. Till ;;hli 4 ill lir.t ri>. ;i|i? n :i i ILHKIloin, huilt i'i t: cit I v.* V. t: I ll i i 11. *1 II 'I .1, for which ?mj.V *!/.rej wJJI .I. ii,'- -in ii4lul.nl by KXi .-ruur. ,1 in*? who wi Ill... I Vtfij csrr'.ion tj #iv? Kt-neml ir.titl?..c> v.. :t!ter i' r?:'!!tir- ownew of the thin* tri'I be respondb'.. i ,f I i r tcku" s-nt by them, tuileis it" gu> :d. here 'ili, .ii.Koi i-. I i: i; will luitiHllnrKO armed and their eculiar in -n:rti ,,i tin-:n security UOl poteottid by Uiy other but i- "f n '.r. i i>lyto K. .IN A V. ".'bit. NVi York r to \i .ti. J A.*-.. IjKOII 1. Liverpool. Letter* Jjy die pocket* will Iw(Inigid ptr*uule I'm e, I ft if"? i'. 1 c, it .eb. rt\7 V.'iV VOii'v VNl) HAY HE i'ALKET'S. IS/: OSL) L'. T rp~ xs-7,~ ??7*V f> V fV '1- i.'ri i}4*>?? i Tii. t' h*rf.?l:,-r leave New Yuik on the 1-i.iud ll i?r ti t ;e liitli oi ri"H'.!i, tvi folicn.1 Vetr York, J Ye n Hurt. 'flu r.f.v ONKIDA, (litNiirch i l'ltti April Ci|. tin l.t July I nth Aui;uit. .It.o ;i-V. t;t Noveinbei f l.'.ih D'comber f hip I' YLfliiURF., s t April I Kt'i ."4.?> I- Annuit Ifi' i September F. '.v Kit:. l.t l)e. jem'tf Itit't January h i:i I' i t i Villi Juno it.-.;.i 1 .t f't t*inl/r 1: ei Kebiuiuy Nrivili i.vf.NI' Oi.AS, t.1 Jim i If.'li Julj .j t.i ii I*: li t.'Scr Itiili .November. J. !Y!l, fit Fil iiinryf i ito M%rrli The .i r tt.t.ii '.tionsof i shi|..t r e ii. t surpx'seil, rentbitiiiu. :I I? mi.vd t'.-r powf. Tli uriee of cabin pr i-v'i.i, i' .''ii- r. tvill be 5tt,| H'tl tvitn tveryre jitv't wtt'i tl ii'. ...not wind tin lliii'tu'. ti.ii.' it.iw,i.. mi t' v i '.will In* forwarded hv the subscril. iV A nn nnv nthe. flint the ex; crises actually incurred on them. For fi?i?lit or tauw. tpriv to BOYD it HIS' i(F.X, A rent., ,-.1 y 'iVti'itii' liiuliiiiiui. KOK Nt:w UKLEANB. LOV VNA A NT t M'.V, VOitK LINK OF PACKETS. .iA. ,rv~ t'rfSr 'C vt-f.;V v?-.;:V V";"X VfvhV V, i.. ;:c, lift 11 el' sliippri., u i. tut.tiUeil to i'.. itcli .i'lii|t f ..iii! t "it' ttv'.hr It', 5th, ltltli, litli. 2nt11, 1,1 ft .nl h in i"?T! i, r t.i rte i the l'.ttlt Oclobrr tutd t'otitimin: il M v il i> i will ha ?|i.niii)tf"l fori!" rt in i r m' I tie :r. li',, r- it delays atiil ,li ippi.:iiliiiv]Clt4 wit;!-t i -.it. i;r f it miner tiioullu. Tin.-follou iut tbi u til t i. "iiftei ut Shi-. VAZOO, f. ,11. ..nil II. fit Ot'ti t .j.P.ia J .'ti. S t.t NilijSiS .11 1 I' ,'tnin Iiillianl. flii,' (,t )1 tSVIF.LK, C tain il.tlit. t i,'i fII MCsi'-. i (:C, t". tiiii .".litter. Siii" V IN 1 in I. r11:im, S",ip H!:NT.*? Vil.:.i'., Cji i i,i Mii' iforJ. I: MUI.Ti r.:". ei Iienvitt. i- NA'livll i', t' t in 11 i'tlviitiiou. S Ni >iui I.OU1-1 V, 111,.'"!.ill -1. The* thipe were -it bwilc i-. ill.- icy of (few Toik, r*pr.v.> v. it ei- el'|i-iit drtt't of Witer, litre receutl buen 1 i.ii.t .,l i* .i.-n,... .1 i' j i a: Mt MtU :'r TVir;, -,rw C"i.>. n led by i*>:; i, V.'no ill miH fl'. rrv wf.'rtioil to i i:i: !'u" Tn?*i itl alt time* be tO\Tud up a.ul 3 n Muufeftipiibyitei tl*ms. r l! i' i vr c ?p! iii ol'ihcsp sbipn v. ill b? ri1 n.-iibl? cv I i itrr-.cs, >il\ur or ".t? Soi'tli'-mpti-i, Train N w York, (In 4r!i ill'.. 1.112. 111. "ill V.I, is 12, On Tt'i Jill", 1::u IOi'i Jul", 7iii Aii:., v.-. S- t. ion. :-"i:. 7th O u, ''ii *e i' n*. ri I, P. utli or Alllll v'fji, i?W?r.r? li es, S2 lii.'i. 'ln Mewls so: j .Ml .1 en (1,0 ?11 "I ,1 C'lllll, 11' il hotel, ill l!l ii, ii.i,:,. lii's iliiiciil-. to j,rim p'.iuiiliuj c.r (-.rtifi mny i *t lov ilie voyn^t: with die stt-ivari. A* c*t'vtlni .J U'. II O'l boill',1. I' lit cr [iasi i ;c, or "M" furt'ior information, to II. V,'. T. ?s II. ii M.I, A, Wtl(|*r 41 Bp-itt ttiret. 2i W A 11iv A S t) N is W-V K /n.' rg&NAar sa""1 T1 v;. rVi. r'rTTriV; rrr.:7? rv"> Fi a\ i' 't of f.our.IaTi.it r* t. N?*w York. >?3uUy 'j Ii^avt MV Y?'" At 1! A. At 2 r. M. At T'i A. M. At i-l M. ;i tin, 1 c il l. i It 4*; u Its Jo. x (1 fc do. 7 do. t! .Ii lo do. ON SUNDAYS. K in1 ivi Li!?tr>* sir T.i i. I ..Ni ".r"-. Ai i A. M i"i' At 1 i I. lu i'. rr.A. YOAK. i-1, i ITOV." JUUI.VAY AND .SEW 11 It \S\t ;ck. p er rciluerd. I",, 'i.i r! o foul uT Lil-t:" ^'i- "l, ii li'v. L >tc Ni v Yore. L.i- N r/ D i iowiclt. At 'J K A; iyt A. M. IN M. 1 1'. M. SOY! 1.1111. i. M St v'i i ?n?v! ss'i'h (1 .use line, esoli tvsr. P S bctHt'i a N w \..1K .1 CitiHi", .'4J 01 lit*. Do do Niir? utivticli, "1 o, utc J! ivr-tr, Couu: i to 0. lit 1 1 in 7'i A M. tr-i i fi" ii Now BruniwioV, muI 4*4 P. i, i'.i i Ir I p. a itdiioi il litt'.ie.'ii Ni York in s I,- D.uimTiok, to 11 centi. nil i! !,w*>- to Tl. r.iN-li! '.da i.iuI lino i dirimjli Ntw Brur.swicJt fin Si-xv Y'l.U i '.ory i i'"iiiire al o'clock, el i Sundays tl.o 7)? A. il. tii, i Iron N"?w Brumxrick is Oll'l 1' J. IN. -ii,' uli' t r ;i;. -lu.il- 'j.'.i u at tin- l -lo t op ri roili i I. i-j- tic in-. Ticketi iicoviiiid I..- diirt'r only on I ii-'i'-. .-den lifirehn.- 1. fro!!3m* !mpfjlita>'t to wpo'stkkn mkkcllaintd. humancp: i out a ii lu iiio.n boat i.ink P'or llit Trausjsntitiou oi' I^ Is between I luitJtli luj lud r*-."r.:s": J" upH' j_.-ijU-._i _a: .?^.7 '..fY" Tld.ii- it-- 'ti.it I.H.o i .uliiii. t Wi Ira.li rcli'iiUi" -ili'-.r n lvaut-u;fs. Tl? Ik-ijij ciiiifiilly packej ii. tin- I, ,i.n- our v. t?, No. V -l.et -".t, are ,trr 'I in or tli C"'t il'i i s'I 1' tv."' i'?ilv.-.i t wit "lilt Trn. il,. tit. C e-'.-il i-Hft iami n u o i-'iploynl, i.) tako en.'., .if tin- o'-. li -i l"T.'li(lrl|iTiii, aii'l r .itiirio with them ill r.i.it it :i, ...v .liiii ili-l.i.i am] liie lialiility ol lots le'ii .r; .riti-d>01 the w n i 1 to Miu'.iur; and I'l.tUi il'.e, trery iLiy, Sunday a excertrd. ii. utotiks, Acrnr, nl l.-n 7 \Y .clliriyloll at t. INuLkt \11 NMTK'!-:. MA 't.'LT AND KUMIGHT lin*'.. ft!:. 3 jflfQi L.-'fwsili?'iV t f"s>Vv!? K anI? ITu" \1 >K rPIJ NKVV J i ''SKY Uail.-vl *u\ V.-rnv.^ m .v ,i i; 'it Lin* l?vtv- v.?*.' -\.i And vr V v.hit 'hty inti-uJ f. r'u j*? rintik'ntlv. L* ?t Nr vr F- nt M. davy, (Snv! v? n, and r_ p-ntioiilariv to j)?iar?anJ I>! iL til.i'w vrii i h> iiM.I of -?u M.f I. tv vr\ w iov*kk a.. I Now Y*>rk, tin iai:u: U %vh j-. Th I t'l t :.ipo*i* n of r-.njo, liortoi, KV.df*, jh'v* (v.. I ill .I :t ivi.i'!t of nilro4i*n ,.Ur!t. c-l f.:. .*hrr t t:* \W', I'.i .t thtif lif)'- i? .-'>1* in -ir,.. ira'ir- if -"m 'I til nt (or *cdi t irti in t'ii ?.ll i.' f t'l'. it.-.. i. tl?"inr 1 C r ili? TV> Tt It >v', !..1? o. r .1 'I".- rtiut'tf mall ol ryer l i, .V or i I:. lit 3m friNHVKM^ u h-iTi'( tijlU II nil I It I'M boafil thi? h It, tilll't he at t [if of (In (III lileirol", unlcns a lull id llilill* nt it-cel| t in 114111' dw thS,VIA N()KU'h'll A\i> I V/OUCLSTKR RAIL K OA 11. ?33!t I'ho .Mmboit _niAfrri-.it i??Uy, V?'ei ulu*n only nt tlio risk of t!??* r*.v:.m t'i*reof. r2J 1m* r KAKK i::.: i 'jo r Kb .s. FTA'i'i'AS 1-LAND FDUKY. ZL.T.?AC,. 2L 1 |i,o STATF.N ISI.ANOt'H anl SA.iIsUN a*ill run as follows, url fujihar ij-'Iic-Lt nves Stuloii 1?I Im>M Now V.ob. At 7>.f o'-'lock a. ji. At U o'rluck a. m. i. .i M :o :J 11 I b:: S s s N. H. A.l arc requ:r i l F. r. SCUULTZ. At tin- 0:1 tl.O \%h. S P..-AU kin'. of j ;o|n'ity taken o..fy at the ruk of :!re OTVuet. thereof. mlTr ?C\ tAINBOW MOHNINO LINE for r I i>_i ?^1,.' 1 >iv it .tire H.? t. every Tue.tUy, 'ihu la; .ur! SaintJay, ut 7 o'clock. m:'t t'n'r 1 -r7-,-* *rx!t:a t\"ulr'tfvZjs3 FAS8AUC FKOM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND i AND WAI.KS. j t)F#Tt HONS dc? ii- d- emigrate from t Otil C u;t:. t.? th** failed States, and who iiitiy wish to s* u"* I'M- Via t! pitch i:'. l eumfoit vbi^ I commoaarkms, v 'i :n.d ir id-ir ..it t?? i fie s?b* M-dbm, who itrc at w tinr.-.; .ri ->I t-> tit.-'::- auk nrr inv^meats is Win gnarautee sanaiac ion. The v ucfi composing this l:?e ar* nllof thefin?f t l on* of which !env-*s I d v?m r4-\ J weekly, com^ra all it tho t gmbtriiatioa u avoided. An ho* nlwv.'i I# n custniaa;, with this iine, when thiU of Ire I in d and Scotland, c ji likewise be sw c?? .1. For further particulars apply f SAMUF.fi THOMPSON. Old Established 273 AVail it., Orro C'. C5RI.Mi.iIAW kCO. I G^iee Piazzas, Liw i.r> J. F.TrhtRT^ or drifts n?? r -inr urt, c m liV? \sine be. fumisi:ed (iti ili Natiomi liar.k of IreJind. NoitJ?cni I'ink- j in; L-o.; Nation boui. 1 n> r'a> wne :.i a?? tcitir ir* 1 tivc branches: Hi ou ll.t C? i k Co., 3.u:kcr-i, [.or.I^n, I aiidC.Qrunahaw u rjL na3Jiu^jc XAiZ- FOIl LJVURi'OOL-New I.iu- K -:i-hr V -Vet VFTVofr,!'. M 1. h.lrn I.' Iiip SIIKHi l' V v. *7T V" v r?p,a>kicr, oi'li'JU will >ail as ahove, r pi:ir da For freight or i .1. rin" Kooinn :r. nncrjnnlh-1 f r splendor or con.'.art, on l? ?an I, at Un* aiu whaif, loot of Wall siit'cl, or to K. COLLINS cl CO., 5C Scuth stri ut. V ire of rvis*a;:v s Thi f.vla t si.ip GAilKICik, C*vt ,!n W. S!.i My, of 1 "?0 to;; s\i:l saccccii tin. Sheridan, ami sail 2.Ph June, her re^i .r Il.?v. :i:y m*y !y upon t!ie ?hi,w of litis line -.ailing pi' tually ai advt rth^d. i?S KOU LIVERPOOL?New Line?lUmlar Packet h;7VTN**5w?d*'"nh a ndidj c!r?i, v.ttl sail ab>Te lier i egui.ir il ly. The fn.ivht ??r haTiiv: aecr'ranioiU!;'>n? pi.-f* ?1 icr i c "i'i i ?r it r.Miiioil, J A U ?f. C_>.. Vol ivir.j., iOOt of Wall filrt". t, or t? K. K. COl.LINS fcc CO. 36 South stroet. Tnce of r*-?a*r $:iu Tin picket ship U tuick, Co"t. Win. P-ki c.r lf.oo t"U\ i V.-ill succeed the and ?.iil the 23Ui June, Ur r. ialwr i d mi*.* rely cm the ?hi;* of this line tailing .n tually as auvsrtuctl. cu FISIPS C?f*.? ,yhm'uI winch *U' u lVi to ibtiiu wh yn u?- si. KISK'S siior* E" hrp*Tif., If V' !vr t.2 R'j Wat' r r. t?Am v tli triwy c: which have y one to niy nolim t urn 1 pu-yl,.. d frn,i a (locid.-d jr. f rt!i' I lmve it?ed i* duiijig th?? -taoria, and wy?'i d r.io*t cKi.'.iUy "tutii-itd it ti thy i if iic, i i my opinion 5uir**i?ti1df* r.f no improw-irirnt lor simylicify i i-onomv, ??nd worthy of more praise u?.?n can he appn er t?.J v? ithout a trial of it, 1 am, witli re spect, your-, he, A. TKM.KINS, T .-tor of the Brr-'in (B *ist) Clino'h, &fr.Fi 299 Walfrstreet? n 8 ive vv I ptirrbaaed of yon I --f spi?m/t I Iv.vm In J in use till u >v a:.%i that rr.aybi' done K' it, fi r i'-i rc :i ny. Su it to :y, tnat witiian ocot-??o?iiily eatri i?, iv. have c c. ?r |V? m Ua to ili persons, with enough 1 fuel to sav** i-.- ?e thur. plica ol tlie ^tovc. MllS. BUEL, rs Fuhnn March25, 1SI? in "nv. "Ny.V' KI.L k DAY'a l?ATER'i' PF.K.NfUTAI riON i)A ?K LOi K.??1 auk i an I ma) 11 mm implicitiv i* i:i the L j, t-,r uJ m in Uif. Any pyr.oti m iv n .i. the key t r a wi i- diy t\j make^a I ic ii \\ii(??'ut 11: t cha:irk I a nurt' nun t'? pick, but wliirii J one* yra m!v o\*n. H. He up'?n nn-'.lier ocv jaiMicly '1 at the Hi ;va..i Hotel oui* the i u> s bluati >t Locks, such u:, ar?j -?oitl by the American Bank Lock Cmnpipy. Th? luji i |.utiu??n of D y, r. \rr !1 fc D\j's l\rm-\X*u n Bink t-- k% iin:;lv eatal-i.sh ii. i y hire it.ruiihith lii.'hfst premium', v.hcn xhlhitt ?l at the Fair* heM i]i Sen- V k, B 1 i h 1; h. ii-im-l (i.>1:1 M? ill Uu* tsvo citic:? ?f r; .ii t?rivl dilw i, bt-ing llic hi^hr*i ?nmi mt gireit io the latter n'.y. Tlx.** L?'i-Ut .roof a lirut |h?- ttieirpt* of th* rr -t '.i.Jful I truly. i r ?h*;i:t to open it ?l i ti?>. tils ut) ie 'if to irn ru him t IP- in2 in* r in I ;ni ,ht be ch ui?ed, afuu* oh* uim S.i i f l kv; O Urn I'm 1, 1. mi's ef.?'*nde?l ro bv .MHN DAY. S.ic. t D? Niiv.ll Diy, N??. 685 IK ?-hr i>. I TiIYANOL BE rol V B.?I. B. Hi'Ol VKfsKl., i 1,. |i:\. f v >r of illfo'rillo.' 'It i'l'1' Ii tiu.c i'r mil i i;.t. it i;.:.--. in. n, thru i.r int. i. r> i-i nun: la I:r ..:n io N?. Jl \un ?t i. corii'ir of N.t. i, ii I.? i:. I, i ,sVi Mi., n.|i l.i.i Ii .111. in Ijnir h 111! I I-U. Ii r.!:! r. r.-l 'III I.'. i.. ;i 1' .1. I'. t'i" 'I '.*ii -1, to t'i ill.- i 1 I |i r r-.'i win nil-: Ii to t v.i ii ill- ir r?itn nn*-. J. i., i i i v i! 11 v. in r i" i??l-l.n: ii !5. 1. 0. 'i n will ii, I Unlii's' li"^ in.'1' trit! f 11;, 'I Hi II- n, in I- nit 'i Al'. ('.ii,;, nl tl.n '.mi' o, Ii it iti ii, i.tl to v nrjlltal. oth V, ?n.l will' fmtn 1 i n l i r: th- t i. U en I prnrutiirix tV em nu ?w i- of tl-e r"ir? Irmn th" IretH. It -i rly umi.ii m m" c '"'i- ".'"riiei t r i to a iteitiihy IM", mil 'ii*inir ti. i n I, -I li" ki'ot III. In. inaJt iu I rl.v, we.-1, let Ie .'lie. S...HI.I tn ih thai-- to. ii'" of l?>or hinna* ty, t-vt l.r.tt i n' e.-l.r: ih rtl for their i'rvi*rr,i en. ma: w h" ll. in! 1 -II t1: f Aiiio-u' ihi',.' it* hi- vv of '"re p' ill i-tt.'etu t,,vn Ih" tin i TiKJlll VV.nvi?,1 cl I". i"' ?y V, 'h or r.r nil. ion 1 iti w in ..mm o'irll'Mnj-n-mr,"sr. 'i'1 Vr.' h tlir '.o.t det'TJtnt no' ito r 'on oor,". IVm-ori, r. J'.C'.'i1?-''. ]l"t>t|r?i*7iit- in the ill". ;ot r Xi w V?tn a ii Ai.avny H?;i, li >41.1 t ooiii'.i: m i latie p.aca at liu i, O.'fir. Vo. I i'. on ,'ion.lay tlw ntfc ot'J.iiih m it, y If* 1? l-.s. A.M., ?1 emitinae 'Th. ll li-rll ll tf-r or Si. oU, e.l >n,l u I .o ,0".n until li." itii tiny I June u1*11114 Si-;^i4i-?, I ANDF.D I: 'in, the l.ria Ohio, fioin lliv, i,( of t"yr-!ii, 1 Iililv.foi i*Ie in lota to "li. 1'ircha,. r. V, 1'iV' i, hi M. HADXU, 15 (,'!,.kih .ui h'raet. I inIO lm* NEW YORK, SUNDAY! J i lag i-i?i lUTirtlimmati N 0 TI C E T IlA IL W A V TRAVELLERS. ANDERTON'S HOTEL, N KiJ r'LKKT; TUEKT, I.OX00N. WiUiati uartliH Pro])ri.V- t 'i' 11 ?1 .I'ltl 11.1 -1. i i :i ii, .1..." .c i' the sr.,he li leceiseil ?ii' i- oi'i i""i rf liir i iMrimi'-i I'ltc!. nn-l hoi*.* l?v iitin?intuitu H* ?ti i t.i retaiu |>ii: I. l i. r*ii sn iti n'eron.l" r-I. W. H. hn >n.t im can .lull ii v :roJ to n.i.r their roim'u.t, and mil.'i. hi..well that 11 1! can with !yun at i';. r.s \~r tr,!, Wiu i Y o.i:, it 1 iti a ..'i.11 :i ti i.roc:. i. v!1l. i ii.-ijcr?t lor tWe c, ...v-.i i' l.i- ..i.'.i anil c :'(i.i,: buiintKt nu lh? m li'i I .'I |.,l| in' roiitaini'ii; l!n* a;: a Inst .riety n'mif I viilii jiv (if jiricri, cati.wt till llivii. i i I ral salt li-.i-linii. bit I I is (I'i.tin) Is Jj t i.:!i; l l;iti,'? in. tii 1't-r ivt i k. i j'su.c Ii-c11..^ and C'linmittee 8 m*. _____ ait! 3m* WIGS CLE IN ED INSIDE AND OUT, iA21 AL TO NEW. WIEH iJ'-'i .i'?it'H ui r: I'.i. t! luir clt-an I, ftii.1 mi j :.ii t. .re, i'v r?ral i :ily t il?.* -v..;,.;, V'M.BVTCHKj -lie ti n m*Jt: r i' t, p,S Bi? t'ouiiJ .1 ti?i _tablishmeiiL mC l? I Jivin-r fir mo?t j Ae^edtilousoj a i 'K i'utup iu iari wi;h full ili. Ctit ?r u?e. N K ir \vh. it r .:i. DAVID SANDS S^. CO., 77 fc'. B .in 1 1 4* A. t At. Sola i'Y A. ii. D. A 11 7" 1 Fulton N. pnd hy A. II Soil, ii C L'/'J 1; u-*uv\ y, coriur of C i^u is treet. New 7. mfl Our $5d0 PREMIOTT milK 1\"DEST1U;i i'lBLK INK. It. M. BAHTI LK'J 1 i th r of tho Amortcan Kuttillitr* New York, J 11, w th 1 of to any one wfio ihoulu \i.M V tl i. at aiij which 'Vftl tl. m. dtl; I 1 i. b ul t)) call in n. Mt 1. Tlawtioa, Writ.at h. H?L Bank Nolo L:i v rr.. M. vCh uiU1 K-rhnii^i Orders fVomany of th I a, 1 1 ithrou h thi it..- i 1 "v. 'I 1 i m tly Attended to* Writiiig ntadi -.v;. n 1!:: ink wiii remain unchmgi d as 1 i .ts; ipei will endure, aud is exceedingly talttable sboru all us* dellibli in 1?n w are an) kn wle N-. J1 f*i!i T M. 1 v of h* mi..try, See. r la i i|.' of i'i. 'ieMiiNand Snr..'oii^, N. Y. .1 K I'll r. It. M. 0. r SUC?\ f,: a t.f. John A. W*rd? N". Ihi-h t of 1 "neinUtry f.7 lm Mid ^)in*'i iiathv,i a" I!-, and r-? "i.he 1 r..,. :,r t'.? intorert i.t i.ivur ni.ii v. t... :i .ii. ALFRED F. LAGRAV F., IMC f. n\. )j.. \'i w j a t ?t.. r y ui VKO 1 1 1 NAIL-, S...? r \t; A ...1 of '..j it s.' r flnv i 1 ni: :i[. J i i t' I .1 I* i.rl i V.u. -J It \l*. If. rAiif .x CO., N 'v v.. j; ;.r.; ;lie |i?t. nV ,1 I J Ii r.. Wv:-1 i n v'f'ifi, u:iJ ilf ilur. ill hiKy aiv.-t. in;. |.l, -il on ?ia !m? JUSTUEf m\ ED; A RICH nd riHod of Sto I ft Ci b t 1 /I 1 n r-. -^1 M?iv Pli Shi t*., 1 i. c 'I >14 in :il\ in win r tii** siib'eribcr'ii o I .'boated clas- J tii* Stocks c in be l Aii i'TI.f?, A nt for J. AOAVK, 211 I>..?. '".v ir. :\v f i. i ?U I*1 i.-, n;? 1 ...bun) M f. it$ T?*c _ SALT RH M, S LT RHEUjM r 1 i 1.'' it 1 ill k( I On i tnred I A. B D. I 100 F Iu ti t, t! it u 1 0'! 1 1 R I' H" ,A r Jvksou I .oh; 1* i i b Aw It. I* 1. w ?i 1 nw r i ry. At.. ?i tl'.Mil l V ?-.T 1 1 h I 1 I'll, I iiil 111 iT Ti? bot.' ?.t 1 ;?i 1. 11 v. 'i r*%m. %.:i. ih.? r.-iio 1; 1.1 hleh it .i.i. C)ur 1 i i- th h;:!? 1 n .w ib r. S iJ by V. T?. 0. D. U, N 1' !?n rr:rr of 'J l00K!i?:s> 7/ tiul if.. AJ B.-jaUv.n, i'nre $1. lt'fc Ri fl-.i iA\T TilE ORDER OE I HE DAY. r I'I. Si:.." fiWr, with Jin- li:i. i, !.-u i? i n. 1 1 b will fortfi be onabVd to ft r.iiib 1 n'* "f ilv v?-r*'b?-M ttil'tv. in hn tie am en Tin- i v In*, chai' ii 1 (i i:"i r ,n to t'?iin- -I ti -t "f "lit Wito V 1 t th" nrtn-b ouni.u raU'd ;l?aM be 00ml ;;i mi 1! a.nl 1 f Hw no r r v. D-? ;v coats ol itt. r w -ol dyed c' .b. ft.on .A J N?rb I'-tUtS, o .c, a to I--. v. of I- .b -I. .1 AO Cyodl u D iOiio l I'mi ?.;ti tin i mi' 1 i iU m hnv tlie.ir u 0 0 its in I rid 'Eon;:, d in th? it- ot ol nee, in i-r.o ??r. b 1 o- the above, N. U.? ?ir. ID .1-1;. I. nz linoo o m ne of i!ic most fa&hion* able cutii'i>, 1 vim ii -f it bmoir. AIAb. CI)?i. ,,it i the 1 Mt n I'h ifE> Nit ol X A; .1 13 0 0 k H 1 N DING iv.rn; KiLiM.;. ff 1HT.T \.\P. .s f renew "I l !:ilnis M iri r", r.f I1. I ,i I m?.-t I M \V ,j cute II nnJ? r* in tV* m t!hi iv v ?rr.inted Kiu ?i. A... i? lf O; .run., f'jn* V*r? in, 1 otii'-r i l w?'!i?rrlo I Tape* \SMlNGTON MKI.Ks, I m It t.iw* n?iii fi" H? ij i MADAMi: K-i rv i' V^l.o:: i ^1 I. W nlkrr t?J?,!'1. .vc J? n nVrtainil in tin- i?r?; 1'nri i o, ti Aim- I,'- i n i i P:;is, in I ln?n r rf ftl; thr Fi i 1 foon* 1 fit'-.! t? t!"-? 11 1.1 tins cosiat*), 'i i I 11 i r-r ti i N ?i? .u i -Ai l o.,"uoitioii i ?tin-ir i!m- i r t i:'i'r f A mi '.v ro UEaAKU v/. MnURIv n>7 lw? No. ii pin- "iff?. n f j o a N i i ntf r\ mill) Hi* Sr. J r to itis inrIVU \ml llu I nbitr fb if in ii .n jn. ??hi -1# -1y oi in iv 1 j il if muli.>f irranu'.-l v. 'i .i' il tf'jit''. M P. wil't oj.i ni i ic I >r ofrhritn, rnit-M. "m1 mHi r iti?;nirr ..i iimtruetion* to I'Mfn Mil lire |?i 'in f ?1 v 'ci, |i* t?iTk fPUK rANVON '1 I'irV rO'HANY off. r l n%U at IV. -J- ("HiiLm mi it, Ni-w A It tip ii T. pi.'I tiv? t t?i nn in 'IV, i i i wotI I, in i ..-r n. lt th? y b10 Ni?:tMAY S, IB!->. Charleston. [IVm i[>urUrt:c? of the Hrelil.] C'llARI K?T ;V. VltY l?l, I^Jh' The H ihi'i ?Bi'.tiiiies?I'jjVitHts-?Chiton l.il?Rir -fieri! Fi"] ~Trmj>rrtWf, Djiaii UI ,M I i;? In I'-i.liiv.; over yotn- v.tluJ>!o jvijter, 5 r.nii t! a1 youi C.t;;di>(..ti oriiv; 'udouc u very dilatory, a ri t wreiorc tak- up my pen to inform you of the doing-, in t! (jur.'n (,'ity of t;ii" f'outh. The wmuher for the last month] has hem unusttkllj warm, *n nut'-h s that it was quit? delightful \v ith ii dour.- and \vin-iow? o;>on, v, hite pantaloons and thin cnn'-r, con ptrntiy it will be hard for thrtin to mi t ilvtr p:iyiin uuf.>r sp.ingpurcliar-es. Those j house.-- th it do busi tiee-- uii cash principles, will be nbl to i -ft their payment without much dill'trul- ty but i fear th '.I tho. who do a large credit business will find it ex -dingly difficult to collect their just ihter.aathc couvry mcrcluutHvyth whmu tin y do bo inc. arc v slow pay. The Cotton market is very dull It >iJets of good mid tin- i,uu- 1 iti? urn very tin:: with the rates, ami pivt, nd holdiu tit for an udvtr.av, wltile purchmsrs m tophi i that V cniiuat ol.t oil those rpialilie lit to:mer r :*Imi submit to ai ntnll ndvaneeon previous p: low r ?i?tr.lit". en:,tint: dull and heavj Kitt" h t.t adv..it d il.iiii:,- llic 'part week, and sales to lite amount ; was an ?horeH, mid made oif villi h'r down th-1 river tow, Hs Castle Pin :kncy, '."here tli" n-- n y was brought up on the lis';' and kill n. It v.- rw.ird tow, d up t >\yn, and became un ob,r this it at nt least, and r ir 1- eui Cb-utnr of t!v Whig, air ady crieu "bunt i i no more u-ports." Tim democrat* will probulily have ti mrnirity of two in tiie fb-na'", ttnd ftoiu ciglit to fifteen in the Iinnsc of Delegates, fii-in the complexion of the returns rcci ived tiiiri evenins; c|ititc s-ufiiciciit for all pr-.ci -ti p r.v i i the election of our fii' tid, .Mr. Steven*.- i, -r tii ii. at rjc.vi'r.'or. A i r.! i fiihir favor you v iipi r notice the 1 ry M*- ci r for Ap'il. Tim art'ch1 by 1.i.rV subscripti i. There is not a s-'-tit'ji: but will iind nil ci'uo in tl? breast of every American. 15ii: in i' ilv.'l nnd r.i u y scarce. Ii. ding ap.i.'iiv-: iluiii i>'i iti iho-'- diytrin.-.'' but r-di'i ii, vliin his wh'.-k 1.1 1?,?It ii. producril a me t wonderful li-'Oi. rv:' ih' puding oi c-i >s, tunibied drr.-ves, v exhibited on liis descending frniii the nilptt, nut I't'i m -ire in mind of an exhibition ot' a (liiaiTe orn ri'i" t i i'ionkcy than n congregation of rati'-in! (i-tii" '!'h r ports ft i all qaarfw* art nott favorable tn our i-niii^ r.v. ii in pnrtien! >r is i-1 never t.i 11 v !* P iy o! l-'iridy, I \v o'd yok up n ni' mark it "t.ii-i i !c u.i* wif i c.i- i, ii 'd it, for vom ni d th y.i in 1' iitnr to il (IT nit of it, on Iii/1 birthday, tb-d ble.-sthe lit;!.- f.-llov IV.viu n ;v. I'tillndilphliii [r of ih- H.-mM.l i'liit.Ai'K..; .ha, .M iyH. 1 12. Sir.: af this city anJc uta.y o it.an on* eighth ol ail the vot. r- in the r:. t whichever w.?y tli -y go. d*tertniiv tii voice of tin who! St .t c.n the Presidential eh ction. 1 Icr.'t.ifor tlie mere ro-cul itors on tii' r ill's of i! viola'- it to put money in the wallets of th mI- ie i fin's t: pntri nture ol .Mr. f lav, whowt-r d ill-noininatiii i.t Uarri-iimr, and will be i ac in. Ai.M'DIn. liiiviBTArr Ni;w? IHO I FISIXWA?Yt aviv-An K tub v..?Hy th" '."wlvm l.orn ca. w lir-.vf th" i >rt tni into i'mi II II-.i>i'Ariii:c.- i.t I Lad Qiurti r... Ilia warrior- suflotven !y ia ih.it nR.n;. meat an I h now pro^K 11ot.-irr f ;il a n; ?i.e. r to tlx in. and tie tc i v ry re ion to heli-v that the war U at art end. W r.k on th" authority of i nt-111,70111 oft; iv who earn* in th" oil) ,;i, wltohav ho-n lor v.-air inpiiponaf ii in Florida, when v/r .-tatr that th" iiont arrival will hrrn? tin th" jratifyinf intcllii' nci-ilnt th.' war roni hided. f'n it!i" o.Ti". n wlioin v.t cu:iv y I with wii* in tin-laic sliin ti-h with Ilalliwhich i H.'utndasaeh ar ?iy conic*' *d a flair. yiain coinpnnv, whir p-nonnl mmh'ii \m;!i on i ot t'ao w.irrior- witli whom ho i-wlnin'; t hop -the Indinn b'-inef ba II v wound- .1 in th" affair.?Savanpah ttr jiu'jlican, May U. IE R A Tltli W.it: IN lliloDt: LslANU.? We llUVr I. ivcd tin? follow Uii; letter from Newport, relative to the war in our little neighbor's house. The crisis--th I I cuitc, nan aiicatu i'u a 11 1.'.-' of tren'ou, and llfM to hail ill Tin- mini i i t.-n thou ami I'loll.ii!- live thou-und tm re than wur-'-tniri I tor l>r>t the pre- -i t government. The Son -ml A-setnlr hourncd loony, to meet ag-m next Wednesday, hv which time they expect to heurvhat can be done lor th--ni at W,, shim-ton. We li lve-onie idee, of Retting up a pi i u lir-re. rth A nil. Tin- papers state tint in eou-e.picncc of ih.- rcfn-al of M-- icoto cci dc to the terms prorwv -d by Yur it.ri, the -ovt rnorof that province had decided lo convoke ar extra se-.-ion of i our.. ss to device men urcs of defence. Ih- had also ordered ;ui election for dele ales to a convention to la- lie!-.! on the Oth Ju ie, n M-'vien. for tile pari- of li ig the en elilioiii-' ot the re-union between vi ucatnn end that country. n" iv.-t. Ai-f-.ii;- ?The 1l s. ship Independence, the (lag ship of ih-- Home f- pi elron, nnd the liit tcfhihiiii'.ia, attaeh'-dlo the mie, i r i:--.d r orders tor sen, nnd will a: t1 -soon?tin- i'otmer cm Wedn -sd.-.y for Ilostou, i.mi the 1 .Iter in a day oi twiT alter, for somewhere, pre laid y the Id. ut ladies. We give below a list of their officers List or Orrier.iu sin. urn ru rur. tm>rfr.sfi? \e Commodate Cbarlaa Stowttt, Captain John QtUijho 1st blnlmiM, Willira Glandr; -M, K. A. Ji'-ai:3 K. S* In I; tih. Js.au- S. IVl ten. K.!') b.li, J. J- 11. Wall a, h: K'o-i-t Sk'-jj. Jnmea einsicl; i't:i I- S:... li. Mc. -l.-oa ii;: l ull. J IM| (I U't brtdc Aciia;; Master, s. II.Tnomji hi PsoCcaaor Matbr ina-.ies, Jaau-i Mc).ir; fmwl A- eit Surcniu, ifujl Morais: A .tnnt sougi mi, .1. M. Minor: ll.ui.: -.-in. M llnll einnrr, Samm 1 City Mi hi: men, J. 0. D Hunter. lihirM "\V= >11 II. h .1 i I). I'liei.iO.T. Mahou.iJ. McDrrmo'. J. II. 1) i niisl*, ?i.II. B: i"\ 0?cnr C. Il*lcli I', (l-fci, Ermtiel I.arrkin, ''li.i Tl. J. II r.ry Sherhurne. TiVn lo* It. h rett, Mm tor. I'. McK. Tli i m, l*? K' I ". A'Mft.T i: goo Jjro'i Zrilin. CvmnirmMnr.* Mnriri'T. ?;tr i Jnne?, Chaplain. Mrir heal arr>.n, Vlhort II. i'h, J. V i "i I.i.I.I. Win. K. Ill i S. Tlmr".?o-i. \Ml i V M. Phillip*, r. t. Wnlkrr. J. T. Ili'tV t, Wh g.v I'ilN' l y, Ar!li"i'II, Otk, Uornrr r?!,h, V. II. A' -ill John Oale, Chuv'.i"; M. Vite'iell, Sylvan"- Isnl ill John K. Pron l*?. Francis (I. O I'm, S. dh.1 t i" 9, Itiik, Culihi'i Cbrk, Pollard WiM, Purwn dl irk loi.ntlir.n M. Ilillnr 1. Oi'ng r fl. ;ir. I.or, Mrr: '.ti.u. (loorgo W, Clark, llon!?-.. nin. 1 1 A Urn, r it.pi: Jane-Ferguson. r.* ..irtlh li. If will take place i.i ill'' -t iion j a time. and then f.roceei! to l!i I/: t In. About forty Jli:li!ii;ml,r'ti i i r ii' w in thi v/ir.c i (lie rcault ol th- river which look pi.a ovrr tin Wn-hint;?? Conm- Vi!.on r. -j (ii(1,v,i. Thomtw Do. T ill I Ti n?v. i 1 !i" cr. I.- f ir t'.-.i". ilav"? i ,i. or- tt folioi?) v on s 11. h. IT; o?\ nam l?y imror, yrr. OK 3. Mir.jn FVlcVctt1:! r!i# li. R? a^ul, I.y Dnror*. I ivnc n. \>r li I: rter Bell, by Drone, dam l?r Mnrv h, I 'mi s ol 'it. W WliiV rb.h. W If' lev, iif'.on. li of lie darn i>f f.ivv I year- me (;i.tiiii:ui-li'>d tttnlleiririi of Arltm t.. lictiwii; their attendance, m well. s ilut of some the best ni"ii ol tho tie veral tribes with tli ir i. tt v I."reifies. Aiic!"?v .1. Van n, Act in I'rhieipal nim ifi icliarucier of tli i; .;if :e(| nf.l ~ev tal 400.I oh|i1ce Two Cents. 1 i U i' .It w) Pu '"4 I ehuih. of mo! When j i.u.t at ihe genie twilight hour, I 1VI n t'lPdi'M- n*rfoiling .e? Anil thesummer night cornea softly oti 1 hir.l; of me then. I i ,-ik of me When Ait', i". mi through pleasant glares, Or liir i i.1 til the .!'i p forest's shades, (la i. milli'iH .in.Mielil nn.l tree, l.e: i... t. n to -i w hile to t.:e 1 Inn!, of me then. Thin', of n'c When A- oniei.wee .en u have lev. I tohsttr, i oil..", wit i j...:h, ?deep to thine ear, Ore oft n thy is s long, Brings i "k tlie time hen that lay u as rung Th ink of me then. Think of me! When A', the eiuly lieu i ?l t...' III I ll.eril, tv ii.'i 1 tU' ..Hu :i t. 1 i horns, V?'J|.ei 111! is tnllll) I nv.. Mi.t Ami the mi- ii iiing lionise t..i un-.l hill Think ol then. Think of i,ie \Vi.. n 1 A i that leoo himr when, on 11 i." 1 k.. 1 lion net hr. atiiiog a jiriii -t Thai all wh im thou loves*. lie ivy del.'a nth s ent: t oon for thy .11 si ...t fuel. Think ol' me then. j Cleveland. l> orr-*j>o;iiltlice cl the H-cal.] Cleveland, Ohio, May 2d, ISci. Trade?Cn, >.??Fahit-n?i.w Jame*. OoitixutiBrxxirrr, E"?.? Pear Sir V.'hy i i it that n mone your numerous corres iiOtiili'u'H throughout the Union, you have neglected i -tnbli-h one here To he sure we occasionally oh sen*' fhuT we are noticed, hut they are few and ti-..- between." The gener.il thoroughfare for all the West, where bu?in has slip'd up" in all hie wdd calculations for fancy lots," and baubles" long -inc exploded' Ourb? autiful City prose. t a lively appearance at thin time, ami a'a hough v.e do not entirely cape ilia cognition of" bard times,-' hut suffer some,*' i pushing forward cur products to the Eastern market*, und all k activity and hustle among our i',warders and bu dneas men nu the river business, however, will he light until full, when we anticipate an increase from the line appearance of the crops throughout the tnte, which never looked better. Mor Mry nlTd*.- have improved much here within the 1-st few mouths, but ay yet we are not entirely vi.I of irrcdeem ibb' bank paper, which v being palmed upon our ci1i7.fi front ivi -pbnring state, in tit# shape of r-* I end notes. As lung as tiie people count mane -urh kin trash, *0 long may t .yi*.t notes, coni|x's d iii? ly 01 llank ft 'lair, 'Michigan, hi! 1 have l.ir.i circulation in tin.- neighborhood, id.v hitflges ads unci u to 8$ per cut. Thus wo ee tin evil ut once of countenancing such a curi reiiey. A tpUciiDta for bankruptcy arc numerous hcre.apd would liai. by MU.sc.-' that a city o ynurg, would contain so 11 u?v. Aircdy lw. the lift swelled to Iibd.it one hill\/ni'll. 1- y t r.-tuud, is tntt 11 -mall i.t'r "i hut i.- to?...me. M my arc r.ailii.v tl. he. thi- law for th. pot at ok; rollick little falltiiv' ml b:.i i"|( int t then ae i.,.m;.i n;c systiin of 1.; .\;f 1 >i..v- ;v. t 1nrtieuliii!y. win has flora h- at h?."" ler I the last few year*, as aomcdunf 44 very aice," I p'nudi'rit. ?.1 iii:. everv cue that irtfc'teil ibrin, arc iww avujlin dinn-lws of this Jaw Iil'iii v ure a i '.'l 'vidual" V il.. '..VI dm.; f11 i:i tho v.:i t!i:;i,:.i.11 li o la/v towi i k ifo'nt 'ined. They r 'in t I J- ;>r>Ti n-.fii.'ty.iii tlrovea itui -ii: .s lik' th "U-|: t i kryp:, dottr i ami I il l lip till- -tttlK- i II i.- -t l:"*:i. "What a hi to;-; it would prrsei.t j|?. world were the?.-, in ho*. forth lu r! i; trim color,and how looked tii'Oii by ill loi r* of .-nod mot-1* 1 The fun .4 of nil tip- :ip;-'i "jtiful j --!itor Ii-* wild I" i lota ol play, mates i-i this roc ion. Yours-. tnt! Ei cxEvr. St:t-.- i?ai. Vv'kariir.it in New f; ?The Bolion-?1 p.: -i a v. iad :.iv pi ,ilii" -;ri. fhey brii:.- n-i their that on t dir;'d of all in1'ikthe di- i:i' 11 l.u. fhnien do in 1: tny .'"'Vi- id'' l i the tt r two two ohm ;?1 hr-v o,-,-:.ori Ii 1; di i:i should ii ri t i ,-i" i. :i l o o ol lite "tlio deru finum t-*' it would .-m:; to Uie eor.iiiiUii '*y. .V O. Uc if T. T fi r. idn vi'OrJ Ilenton rciri f 'n which U veilerf I>u. Iinr ]i I; k 1 ;?;t nrr: off fence*, r?nil nili'Tv. 1 l hd. f is. on 1 thn '/'M elf. The tire v.-in ?oor> r?. tinr. ui#b but the (Inmate ilouo bv tie- quantity of u 'thrown no t!s liiiildiiig.'in v hi hhv.i- ro! jj(W.M?'orili of (,in i will ;n ill h I-:-'?' 'r ">,000. Com t i by i; ::r.tuc1" fti Philadelphia. y.'; tn Tin" In i n old tn?n. by th* c .mi- i f "j'hii'ti r, n f .-iib nt r.f )''>utrlik< e;mie, an J cia'ttv v- r of ajp\ commuted *'ucid'' by cut. tin.? liu throat. I i' i f;:,n in I'fci itT.?The TV-iroit /.dvcrfi" r of tin' I in?nnt, neknowled?e,? the rcrrj .t of a ;iri". fi b. sjenninc Vorth Itiver .hnd." The dirt.:i]). ir 'tn I aiit to the ii art st point of the Hnd in, i a! out t?n1 mil#. Avr.riiE" Mis?tvsi|.?t Th t-T. A duel v.a- f .lit oii. e-it" Vicksburij on Montiay nfternoon th" l^ih nit 1 ctNk.tcn .1. fall, cditiir pro t-in. of the 1'icksbur? Sentinel, nnd ThotnuIfolihina. icli was ai med with two pistols, and fr. I both without t.ikine ellcct, wlten n C' tkimI r ev took place boa their friend* on eecoiint of ;n alleged Violation of lit" tcrnn liyMr. Full.

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NEW YORK HERALD. New York, Monday, May 8, 1844. Rknut The Hcralo Orricc i* remove! to the *pastout and central building at the corner of Fulton in Nttuu streets, hure ell atvsrtissmonu anil tulncnptiom arc ri-csivsd. Alio, order* received for printing of svsry description. An Aoair wantal for ProvidsnM. K I., to circulate the Daily and Weekly Herald. None need apply unlsnt one ho cuii conform with our turnn ol pivmsut id advance, at no credit will hereafter tx glvou. OtJ-Philos" ie received Ttt? TkMPKUaNCE Sl'KKCIlBS of -Ml!. Marhiiaix.? The several eloquent Temperance Sprrchi'i, delivered by .Mr iliirshalJ, in this city, will be published at thia office in h pamphlet to morrow. They are the most eloquent speeches ever delivered on any moral subject since the time of St. Paul. We mean to print 500,000, ?r 1,000,1)00 of copies, and send them all over flie United States, to be distributed among the drunken political ..clubs that are now forming throughout the country. The world must be reformed some how or other. It is time to begin. Cvstom Horss Rrport.?Old Poins has fired off his big gun against the New York Custom House, and a very curious thing it is. How much of it is tobe believed, no one can tell. He is very severe on all the collectors, from Swartwout down to him of the present day. He reduces Swartwout'* defalcation from $1,260,000 to about $000,000?the other small balance of $600,000 being unaccounted for by Swartwout's cashiers. We have a copy of the report, and shall refer to it again. ruurirritui?rnc new sijuattu i-nnosopny. Without intending it, we have thrown a complete bomb ahell into the camp of the great Squash Philosophy Society, for the association of the harmonies of humanity, by which creation is to stand ruled. The article which we laat published on the interesting system of finance th.it was about to be developed by the new Squash philosophers, as booh as ever they get well under way, has, it seems, roused up a regular rebellion in the camp; and the high priest or apostle of Fourierism in this city conies out, over hi; own hand and seal, with the following interesting document:? To the Editor ok the Hekai.d:? Sir :?Your paper of Saturday contained an article, signed F.", and entitled Fourierism," wliich contained some erroneous and foolish remarks on Association. The gentleman who wrote the article, and with whom I am personally acquainted, knows scarcely anything of the system of Association discovered by Fourier; and his idea of issuing one dollar shares, and using them as a circulating medium, is entirely false, and a fancy of his own. When individuals have some arbitrary views, or some little scheme of their own to put forth, they should do it under their own name. Your very ob't serv't, A. B. Here's a pretty kettle offish; here's a beautiful practical illustration of the doctrine of the associated Harmonies of Humanity to begin with. Here are two of the new squash philosophers quarrelling at the very outset of their great c?rcerin regulating creation, and re-vnmping all the worn out souls of the old system of society. "False," "foolish," "ignorance," nre very appropriate terms for one of these fqua.-hilee to apply to another, because it proves as clear as a mathematical demonstration, that every thing will be sure to go on harmoniously hereafter in the new colony that is to be located on Coney Island, or elsewhere. We say elsewhere," because we yesterday received the following fire and brimstone epistle from Governor Gil Davis, of that ilk, by which it appears that he is totally averse to having any deposit of these philosophers upon any of his great sand or other banks of that fertile region. Hear what he issues as a special edict:? l)evll to Pay In Coney- Island. Gonkv Island, May 2d, 1&12. To James Gordon Bennett, Exo., Editor and Proprietor of the Herald. ^ir,? A c ommunication appealed in your paper of Friday last isting an immoral reflection on this State. I have been instructed by the Governor to say that the above report was without the least shadow of truth, and it has so excited the inhabitants that a council was held at the Government House on Saturdav. and bv a unanimous vote declared it false and libellous. As the paragraph appeared in your paper, the Governor does not hesitate a moment in believing that a prompt and positive contradiction will be given to it m vour paper immediately. The lovernnr umII'm lh, ..p? wtllinir the communication w is given bv either the State of Utrecht or Gravesend us a malicious fabrication: seeing that the Island is now prospering rapidly, and its inhabitants becoming rich, while poverty ana dissension are their reigning traits. We never h id anything to do with the Rhode Island war. We c tn assure the world that no foreign religion, or lingo, is admitted or permitted in the State, and the entire population is orthodox to the letter, and temperate to the death. We allow neither atheism, deism, puseyism.mormonistn, abolitionism or teetotalism but we eat and drink in moderation, Every thing was tnnde for man to use and nothing for him to abuse. We practice the same habits, manners, customs, and diversions which the founders of our good constitution did. i. e. eat all kinds of nutritious and wholesome food in moderation, and are careful to take a little good wine with our dinners none of your raw clams, parched corn, and molasses and water. Tit Governor ins strictly forbidden this new sectarianism. called Kourierisni, from his Slate, under sesere penalty. By order of his Excellency. Jacob Crab, Sec'y. Now we tru>t that all Fourierites, and disciples of the new Spiash Philosophy 011 hearing and reading this remarkable edict will obey and tremble. In th" mean time let them look out for a new location, and tell us who is to black the boots, wash the dishes, clothes, and do all the dirty jobs. A:c.; and above all,who is to be the Cashier of the new cstablimient, what's his salary, and what security is he to give that he doesn't follow the footsteps of funis nnd Torn Lloyd. (XJ- Colonel Stone of, the Commercial," takes the whole of Mir report of Mr. Marshall's tenip?l.mee >p ecli in the Tabernacle, and credits it to amorning paper." W? thought the Herald was too immoral a paper forthat whited sepulchre" to copy from. I uespatch.?\rstcruay wc received urinns pap-re of the 13?h and Mobile papers of the 14th ultimo. The U. 3. slap Macedonian, Captain Wilkinson, from Vera Cruz, via Tatrtpico for Pensacola, was tpoWcn off 3 W, Paas (New Orleans) about 26th ultimo. Itncknmaxiks ?There appears to be a good many incendiaries scattered over the country. They are dome considerable uusrhiat in Boston and Washington, and tears arc entertained that unless soon stopped, one or both of these cities will be burnt dawn. _ Tiie tow-boat with Mr. Dorsey, bearer of despatches for Mexico, returned to New Orleans, disabled, and Mr. D. procured another bout, and lctt on the evening of the 26th April. Fanny ?Tim celebrated dinseuse ha? not taken passage for Philadelphia. She was to] leave Havana, about the 26th 'lit., for Mexico, in one of the British Royal Mail Steamen, to astonish Pant a Anna, before he raptured Texas. Cn.vNcit for rut On-xa-hv-k Lieut. Clarke, of the Royal Navy, alias Sam Spril.seil, P. P. offers to run his yacht Mary Ann against any other yacht of the -ini' siz" for one thouannd sovereigns aside ?the r.ico to be contested either at Halifax, cr Boston Here is a fair chance fot On-ka-liy-?, or torn; other clipper. Rrea* in ihk Canat..?The Rochester Democrat of the 5th instant savs there in i break in the Cniwl at the first lock ea t of Pittdord. md tint it will nke a day and a half or two day- t repair it. Another Monster H r..i. i\ U -r .n ?It is said that another great hotel is to be erected in Boston, qtial, in size and accommodations, to uny public house in New England. The site spoken of is in tlie vicinity of the East Boston Kerry mm I'lioUrtal TdMipi'raiien .Mr?(|nj( tut night at llir Tabsrnncl*.?Exhibition of lMutrs of I lie IIiiuimk Mtoumch. by Or, Volt,?Hon. >Ir. MarihaU'i Sptttli on lh? Wine Drinking lntrm|>?raitce. Another tremendous meeting look place last night at the Tabernacle to listen to the eloquence of the Hon. Torn Marshall on the subject of the genteel drunkutds. the moderate drinkers, and the inveterate love of wine drinking by what are called the higher and genteel classes of society. There was a very singular and very remarkable change injthe character of the audience last night, when compared with that on the previous Temperance meeting at the Tabernacle on Wednesday night last. On the latter occasion the predominance of the wealthy classes was very great?the audience then were uncommonly richly and fashionably dressed, and had what is termed a high aristocratic tone Last night the audience were evidently much poorer, much more accustomed to work and to think intensely?much less fashionably dressed, asd evidently forming a much more valuable portion ot the community. The arrangements last night were very poor ?whosver had the iniinagcmeni ol them?there were more let into the place than could be seated conveniently, so as to ace the plates of the human stomach, as exhibited by I >r. Nott? there were no chairs provided for the ladies?the place, as usual, was most iusutferably warm?no pains taken to ventilate it, and it was so miserably lighted, that at the rsporter's table one could hardly see to form a letter. In addition to all this, there was a rude man at the door, who wanted to hold a wrangle with the reporters, before he would let them pass anil who said he had no ordert to allow the gentlemen of the press to enter, but only to let clergymen. We speak all this in sorrow, not in auger, and hope it will all he rectified before the greHt meetings of the religious anniversaries next week and that the representatives of the press will he treated with that proper respect due to them from those who are sustained by the exertions, daily and nightly, of the gentlemen connected with the public press of this city. Among the audience, we saw Col. Stone and Major Noah?we didn't see Col. Webb of the regular army," come to listen to the effects of moderate wine drinking. The meeting was opened by a prayer from 1 >r. Xott, and Mr. Freylinghnysen then announced that Dr. N'ott would proceed to exhibit plates of the effects of alcohol 011 the human stomach, and deliver some remarks thereon. I?r. Norrthen rose and made a few sensible remarks. He said that he was like a war-worn soldier in the presence of the eloquent gentlemen who had been invited to address the meeting, and could do little more than shoulder his crutch and show how fields were won. The Dr. concluded his remarks by thus speaking of what wine might be drank and what might not. Good wine," said the Doctor?good rosy wine, ?uch as might have been drank in Palestine, and quaffed in the pleasant vineyards of the East,might be drank in moderation?but not that ntoeka' igainst which Solomon has given such nn em. phatic warning?n warning to which nature tespondsin accents loud nnd long?of that there can be no tempcrale use." I>r. N. then exhibited the diagrams of Dr. Sewell's illustration of the destructive eflert of alcohol on the human stomach. These illustrations exhibited the awful successive changes in the structure of this vital organ during the downward progress of the drunkard; and excited the deepest interest throughout the meeting. The Hon. Mr. Marsh u.i. then stepped in front of the platform and was greeted by loud, prolonged, ind most enthusiastic applause; and after itssuhsilenee he spoke us follows:? 1 ha.l exported, Ladies and Gentlemen, thnt my .colleague and friend, Mr. Briggsof MassarhMsUs would have i een here to have precede t me in addressing you, but 1 have been informed since I have arrived that tie has lieen attacked to-day by severe indisposition, of such a nature ?s disables him from aborting you the very agreeabletrent if his presence and address to-night. 1 have myself?and 1 name the fact that the audience may excuse the lowness of my voice, at least when I commence my remarks?1 hava"myself labored all day under a very severe cold, contracted last night by very imprudently leaving the 'vented atmosphere of the church in whicli we assembled .vitliout my cloak, and from the night air, which wanesccdingly cold, striking into mv chest. 1 have suffered nurh from a severe pain in my head and chest, and it has been with grant difficulty thnt I nm myself enabled to attend. .Nothing indeei hut the very deep interest which 1 take in the cuuse in which I ain engaged, and nothing but a disposition to the very best of my ability to return that kindness which I have received from the citirens of New Vurk since I visited it, could have induced me to appear before you on the prasent occasion. Judging from the immense concourse gathered hereon Wednesday evening, and seeing that the meeting to night had hewn so advertised in all the papers, I had the anity to presume that it w as expected ny ninny thnt I s ouId present myself, and from the fact of mv being n tranger, and the somevs bat singular connection which 1 iui made to sustaiu towards this great question, in the public papers, which are in every Tody's hands, I was led :o think there might be some curiosity to hear ine?a otiosity which 1 was very willing to gratify, especially in elntion to a people who have treated me with so much ,indness and so much attention. [Applause.] Youhave heard to-night and have hud exhibited palpnhly to your enses, from the learned gentleman who preceded me, the physiological facts in connexion with this use of alcohol i> man. 1 mean not to go into this subject at any length, for 1 am no physician. They have however ascertaine t ind proved that alcohol, vv honever it is used, no matter in what fluid or itli what fluid it is used?w hethcr it be in he form of wine, or cider?hard cider that is (laughter) ?or beer, or ale, or porter, or whiskey, or branrlv, or rum?in all the forme of fluid which the device oringouuity of man have discovered, its ojieration is the same. There is no organ with w hich nature lias armed the human frame ofsullicirnt pow er to digest and appropriate this fluid U aliment to the animal system. 1'. enters into the stomach, alcohol?it circulates through the system, alcohol?unchanged and unoperated upon by any organ with which it comes in contact, or to whose influence it is subjected in its passage through the circulation. Its influence upon the delirule coats of the stomach?the must delicate organ of the w hole human body?have been exhibited to your view. Its influences upon the nervous system are among the most remarkable phenomena which it exhibits. Its influence there ispecuiiar to itself, lis every bo.ly knows. Nothing else, that I know at least, exerts such mi influence. No other poison with w hose nature I am at all acquainted?no other fluid ~ertainly that 1 ever swallowed, produced the smne effects upon my nervous system as alcohol docs in any of its firms'. '[Loud laughter and applause.] It not only inflames the stomach in the manner illustrated so well to ugni. un earing irom mr nrsi stage* 01 irritation to thr last stage of gangrenous inflammation?prostrating nil thr i on cr? an I mtrrlv destroy ing oil th?* function* which nature intended that organ?so a ondnrfu 1 in its contrivanco, and *o important in in relation* to thr whole Animal economy to pcrlnrm. It not only doe* thil?if it retted ontent with tin*, it would onlv arhirt e w hat a variety of other destructive substances found in nature, but alien o the human constitution, ran effect. But it i* upon the litter and tubtler instruments of the human mind, w ith which that w onderful creation, we rail the human understanding, so far at w c are acquainted with it, operates it is upon the sensorium, u|?on the brain anil the nervous system that alcohol works it* deadliest ruin and it i* there that it achieves the overthrow of the intellectual and the moral man What this rounusion of mind with he material frame is.it t? not for me to inquire. It has per- j plexe load baffleJ all philosophy. How it is that the mind which 1 possess, and which I presume e\ ery one I who hears me now believes to be spiritual and 1 immortal, which a creed not fruiriful apprehends to be on emanation from Divinity itself, infused into man from the ?erv nostril* of hit Creator, as communicatej to us in the lev'elation of the Infinite (rod?how it is that this immortal principle doos operate and communicate w ith external nature through the medium of the brain and nerve* w hich permeate and penetrate every part of the human body, and bv w hich alone sensations and idea* are conveyed to thr I understanding, I mean not to inquire, and if I did, 1 fear me the inquiry would be fruitless. But wrknow that such is .he fact. Destroy the nerves, and sensation rrwis. Destroy one ?otli tonight?[Herethere w as a slight interruption from the entrance ol the distin gnished No. 33," the members of which took their seats in front of one of the galleries amid loud applause.? Mr. M. proceeded?)I know from the demonstrations given to me here on Wednesday night, that the nudicncoto whom 1 addressed myself then, that to whom 1 address myself now, appreciate siitticirntly the delicacy ol my situation and the embarrassing circumstances into which I have voluntarily thrown myself. That I, appearing for the first time in the great city of New York, an.) addressing a New York audience on occasion of my very first visit to that proud city, should hiNir under a reeling or emoarrassniciu is peneeiiy naiurni, so mum to that you must be aware of it, und with due consideration'will make allowance for mu on that acore. It has been my fortune, or my misfortune, never to havebeen in this city till last Wednesday. The whole scene burst on rne with entire novelty and a degree of splendor utmost equal to that which met the vision of Adamwhcn after his creation he first opened his eyes on the glorious universe [Tremendous applause.) Sly sensations were entirely novel, for the scene was like no'hing that I had ever seen before. Nothing within therearhof my experience furnished me w ith any meaner instrument of comparison by which I could 'measure the sensations I experienced as I approached the point below. To-have the best view I came by water, and took the boat from Atnboy on Wednesday. And aan you?or can vott no', albeit accustomed to the scenery through which I pas.e.1 from that place to Castle Garden, imagine how a stranger must have felt on beholding all the miraculous evidences of the progress of your city which burst upon my view from the time I embarked I But in the far West," beyond the .Iptilachian (1) mountains.the dark and rolling ocean, in all his solemn and silent grandeur, had never been presented to my eye, except the glimpse 1 caught as we rounded Staten Island, and then again beyond the Narrows, their he lay! the ocean on oue side, and the ocean's queen?thcrity of New York upon the other [Terrific applause.] For a moment I forgot that I was a Washingiouian [I.nughter.) Notw ithstanding the amount of cold water that rolled before me, for a single moment I forgot the object of my mission. [Renewed laughter.) Hut the intellect soon returned, and oh upon the very subject upon which I have been called here to say something, there w as abundant food for meditation In the grand scenery which was then spread out before me. I looked upon the ritv of New York, as I approached it as a city in which I had some interest. I looked upon NewYork as a city containing thnt vast bond of meii of commerce, of men of capital, of men of enterprise, laboring for the necessities, the comforts, and the independence of that far country from whence 1 come. 1 looked upon it ns a means of support to that country. This emporium of commerce?this centre of trade?[applause]?this great centre of fashion, with all these towns surrounding it, and connected with it, and branching oil'from it, dwindling into villages beside it?for there can be no comparison between them?and composing, as I consider they do, a part ^ind parcel of the city of New York, with it's vast and increasing population, approximating to something like half a million of souls?larger than that of some of the proudest of the sovereign and independent States in the Union?1 looked upon this vast city?this centre of trade?this centre of fashion?as exorcising, and as destined to exorcise, an influence both now and for ever, in an eminent degree?not only on the fashions?but on the ideas and the manners of that vast western country. [Applause.] It is so now. You, such of you espocially'as lias e not been out west, can scarcely know or have on idea of the immense influence which New York exercises even in the smallest and most trivial matters. Whv. nwextern fellow docs not consider himself dressed at all, unless lie lias every thing from New York, even to a New York hat. [Applause and laughter.] If two bucks out there meet in the street of a village or town, and should happen to get up a dispute about the block of Iheirhat, and if oncshould siy, Wliy, I got mine in Philadelphia," the other will immediately retort, Pooh! pooh' man, I got mine from New York." and that is a settler. [CJreut laughter and applause.] Why, the cut and fashion of a garment must come from your city; it is the best in their opinion; far superior to that of any other city, and in the west everything must come from New York. How vastly important then is the influence which New York exercises, and how important to us temperance men what impression should he given to this citv. Nothing out there is fashionnhlr, or will make lmprersi'on, without it comes from New York, and how lastly important is it then not only to New York, but to that vast country, what this centre of commerce should do, not only in fashions, hut in manners. It becomes important,]tlien, whut are the fashions in New York. If they are such as are hostile to the interests of that Western Territory, it is doubly interesting, and involving u in-ich greater amount of responsibility if evis fashions calculated to injure that country do exist in New York, and do extend their influence so far and in so large a degree, should w e not endeavor to cut up the evil roots which ere planted hero in New York?[applause.] It is not wortii our w bile to top otl"branches here and boughs there, and twigs here mid there, we should come here. Here is the trunk?here is the root of all the mighty mischief?we must apply our energies to it, and if we can but succeed in digging it tip by the roots and throwing dow n that trunk, those brandies and tw igs will w ither and die themselves without our troubling ourselves to rut them off? [loud applause.] Let it but be esteemed nnd known as a part of goo.l manners in New York?as a principle of good breeding in this city?that it is tingentlenianly, ungenteel, and im|n you, not only to that country hut to the Clod which ma le and provides for us all. Let it be understood. 1 say, let it be quoted, that so it is done here, and go to the smallest village in Kentucky, and let him be the richest man in the eommunitv, let him have made his money by buying here and selling there, nnd having realise I sulticient to enable him to live in comfort and independence; let him hatc retired to spend his days on his property and let liirn offer his bottle of w ine at dinner or after dinner, to a visiter at his table, and he will immediately say to him, "have you ever been to New York; rionl youfknow that it is exceedingly vulgar thereto offer wine to any one who calls ii|>on you, or comes to dine with you r I.et the reason be, if you like, that there are as you know, nvas' number if greenhorns who vieit that city, and the merchants have got to he afraid that if they offer wine or liquor to them, it will be supposed they want to upset their equilibrium, and n suspicion might be raised that they did it to enable them to get the best of a bargain with him. [Laughter.] Let this be understood or not, no matter w list the reason is (or let there be no reason at all) or no matter whut the principle or motive is. You set the fashion for thfee months, [laughter] that a broad skirt or a narrow skirt?a long skirt or short one be worn, [laaghter] it is worn simply because it is the fashion in New York, [laughter] and if you can set the In-hion of s broad or narrow, long or short skirt to a coat; nnd if worn because y on act the fashion, si]r,.ly you ran set the fa. whion in this. Would it not be more delightful, more pleasing and important, that i ou should set this fashion. Herein lies the morality, and tnc philosophy land the truth of this question; you rsu set this rule as you can set any other rule, and now for the application.* The only re*. maining question it ought voti to set this rule?' It is merely a question of fashion. You set the fashion of the length or breadth of a skirl, and i? it not more important that you thou Id set this fashion? I said just now and 1 sv ni l mention it again?though not hut that I think von understand it perfectly ell?that there ii a certain phvsirtil peculiarity about alcohol, that no other liquid or substance whatever possesses. If sou have an appetite for food, when you have eaten. ?)>?t appetite is satisfied, and doe* not erase for more. Alcohol, on the contrary, docs not satisfy the appetite for it! If you take one glass, it produces an irritation which craven for more, whether it he from the excitement of the nervous system, or whatever it may tie, matters not. The fart is indisputable that it does so! If sou represent the system as a thermometer, and suppose the fluid in it naturally to stand nt n certain point?you then apply something w hich causes the fluid to raise above this, and then remove the cause that has raised it. the fluid ss ill fall helots the point that it naturally stood. This is the effect this stimulant has upon the human system, and not only thnt, but if you want to produce that effect second time, you must take more than you did the first time.? Every man who lint experienced this knots s it to be the case. An I did you ever knoss on intemperate man who had not once hern a temperate man Did ever anv man take two glasses who had never taken one [Great laughter.] Was there ever a drunkard know n ssho had never touched the Critter" at all? [Great laughter.] No Sir This is the philosophy of the question. Ought you to change this question. I knoss hut little of the farts of this fashion, for I never was in the habit of drinking wine in my life. Hut ffthi? fashion does exist, and to inch an extent, should sou uot change it It is temperance against drunkenness, and should sou not put soui Influence on the si Je of temperance Are not justice and conscience, and mercy to others to be considered 1 1 do not know svhat the fashions are here; at ins rate I have not drank anv svinr here, hut having tieen somehow or somehow in* the earlier part of tny life, as a certain publication" wi'hin these last few days has s s tel. I don't know how I suppose it was by accident hut having boon in the earlier part of my life thrown into good five let sr. I kuow what was the practice then, and 1 know it'one w isliesl to lie considered a polite man he must, ex necessitate, from the necessity ofthi case, if he w ished to tie considered a good fellow or a person of property, he must offer |his liquor to his friends, and liis f[lends must drink it too. or It was considered an insult. No gentleman who w ished to be considered such, or rich, or dignified, or social even, must not only have his cellar hut hi* sideboard well stocked and stored with south ki lc Madeira a id such other lienors; and if he invited h1frienda to dinner, he must at lomt furnish them with the means of getting drunk, if they choae to do to. I: it reasonable this should he the cair, or is there ant tec entity for it? Could it lie predicated that thf name result could be attained with any thing elite? Now here are tome w ho are in the hahit' of drinking ttaeii wine, w ho lay they dont drink it heeauae they are ;mrtiI'ularlt fond of it, iutd will not sjgu the pledge Iwchu*oii the memory of those w ho are alone answ erable by their example for the crimes, misc. lies, and misfortunes of others of their cotemporaries will-in they have led to destruction. [Tremendous cheering.] That this thing will be altered all of a sudden I don't believe. But it is not for the reason that has been assigned 'hat I do not believe it will lie (lone away with all if a sudden. Gentlemen say, when you ask them to Join you and take the pledge," Why should Ijoinvou. I'm no "drunkard, 1 don't care any thing at>oiit w ine, 1 take a glass now and then, but I'm sober, respectable und temperate, and I can quit it just whenever I think proper; there is no use in my joining the Temperance Society let the {drunkard, the depraved, the miserable wretch who lias lost bis station, his character. his reputation, ruined his fortune, beggared his children, buried his w ife?let him do it?he is the man to join it?not me." Ah, but we tell him, we want the force of his example. Oh. no, that he can"i atford to give us. And the only reason he assigns is. that he don't care any thing about w ine at all and can quit it when he pleases, and yet wont do it, because he dislike'to give up a privilege. Now it's a strange sort of a thing to me, that the reason whv a man wont give up drinking wine is because he donNt care any thing about drinking wine. (Hoars of laughter.) And 1 can't help thinking in my mind, tnat those very gentlemen, who say so earnestly they dont care any thing alxjiit it, have a feetle sort of liking for thr critter itself. (Hoars of laughter) And when the temperate drinker says he don't do it, because he don't care lor it, it s-rikes me that lie's got his toes plumb up to the very line where lie's I'Ull VXIU1 mwilljwiaii: Ullinr,. (WIUI1 cheers an.I roar* or laughter) But still the system w ill fall, (clxers) and these Washingtonian hoys have ma.lc a great change in it already. (Cheers) I will tell you a story, (Loud cheers) which w ill show that the time has ennte at least hen it is no longer considered vulgar or ungcnterl to he know n as a Washingtonian, that has taken the pledge. (Tremendouscheers) And it was at one time thought to be very ungenteel, at least, to have signed the pledge. A short time since 1 met a gentleman?a real gentleman?and there's always something in the real gentleman that impressej itself on his person as on lus mind, an.) all over, hy which he can be known easily; (Cheers) and by these marks I knew hiin to ben real gentleman. He and 1 met accidentally in trdv ellii.g at a tavern, lie seemed to bare a great desire to converse with and form an acquaintance with me. And after the dinner was over, he told the landlord to bring in a bottle of wine. Well, I felt just then, not quite so good a Washingtonian as 1 thought 1 was. [Laughter and cheers Some of the old habits seemed reining hack. [Cheers.] A little of the old feeling seemed rrtiw I ing over me that if I said I was a Washingtonian, he'd think after alltlintl wnsn vulgar sort of a fellow w ho had never been used to the drinking wine and did'nt know what real gentlemanly good society was. (Cheers and laughter.] However I sat still and viid nothing- (Cheers) and I thought te myself, let it come if the worst comes to the w orst I've got mi certificate in my pocket [Hoars of laughter nnd loud cheering.JWoll.thew ine came in and the gentleman, w ith that peculiar elegance, grace, finish, and delicacy of touch and dexterity w ith which s our real gentleman knows how to draw aeorkoutof abottleof wine, [roars of laughter]?lirtw Ihf rork. [Cheers.] "Come, dr.'" said he, wine with you." [Cheers.] Why sir. said 1,the fact is, they go' nie down herein one of thesetempe. ranee societies, and if 1 was to drink with you, they'd onl) make a fuss, nnd so you'll excuse me, if you please. [Tremendous cheers.) And the blood mounted to his tiair [cheers] he blushed just exactly as a gentleman ought to blush. [Iloars of laughter and enthusiastic cheering.' Vnd, now, the time has been when to have done that. I should have been thought a low vulgar fallow who didn't know what goo I wine was. [Laughter.] .So we're go' hut fnr nt Unit! [Tremendous cheering.) Vice is com died so far to pav tribute to virtue that if it finds virtue there, it Idtl'hes to the eves to think that it hn' tare 1 to offer a temptation to it. rTremendous cheering, vhioh lasted tome iqintites.) We nave proved, then.thr his custom of wine drinking is not only useless?but ?ors??It is absolutely Injurious whenever, and whetever t i? employed, [cheers] Now, as to the means to be em dove tto ?topit. They say. it vou have resolved no* tr Irink any more, why sign the pledge 1 If you hare r.' solved In your mind, what's the use of aph-dge 1 I Ion' know what science and philosophy would answer here, ..it I think that ther'd bo brought to a bill halt. But I k-ion u hat truth nnd expo-hire say. I know thai the re. olutions in a man's own breast are of no use; but thnt his pie Ige given to his fellow man by him. has a pow er or liisjeelings and his actions that nothing else know n among tneu can have .[TrenienJous cheers.] Now I insist tl on it thai thih fashion o! moJotale ine drinking i? the fruit- it ul au 1 frightful parent of all the misery ot conflruioj P troiikeuiieas. (Cheers.) 1 was raised n tee-tol?ler by a tt ni' at excellent mother, who a at a lee-lotaler. I learnH to h drink,not because 1 loved it.for 1 hated the taste of liquor: ft not hecauae nature craved for it hut I was tempted bv fa*hiouahle ladle* end gentlerneu w ith w hum I mixed, a ami in order, iu the excess of my wisdom and indepeu- a deuce, to show that 1 w ain't under tbo influence of a tana- fi ticil, presbyterian, tee-total mother; I took the liquor tin-1 poured it dow n mv throat, although I hated it, just h to ihow that i w as as fine and as elegant a gentleman as P any of 'ein. And I know tha- a large part of the youth of this country, who might he the hope of the t? nation, are being dragged down to the grave in help- c les.ncss and guilt by this fashion, and who but for r said there are indications going on in regard to this o great moral revolution which -show* that a power *1 higher than man has had to do with it- And the greatest it work* that have taken place in the history of this earth q has marked the influence of the same |>ovv or by the insig- h nificunee of its agents. And it may he that this is ahov e it man, that so simple a thing us this pledge is marked out to h root out and remedy all these evils. I know there is a 5 clihrm in it, which no other oath taken by yourself can bring. If asktsl why or how in my case, [might answer as the lick man in the Scripture, who w as relieved from his blindness, did. When He who went about doing u good?-He who spoke a* never man spake?when He j who threw up and opened wide, and lifted on high u the precious doctrine of the immortality of man?and p w ho brought light and immortality to life by his gospel?when by the touch of His Almighty finger the scales were torn from the eyes of the blind, oud sight w as restored, the persecuting priests anil Sadducees, who sought occasion against this Jesus of Nazareth, went to 1 the parents to see if theru w as any pretext in the cure by w hich they couldchnrgo this high and holy one acclaiming 10 be equal to the Uod of the Jew s, the parents repliod, He is of age?ask him." When they asked the n son w hen it was done, and how it w as done, all he rnuld reply was, I only know that I was blind?he laid hit Anger on my eyas, and now I see I" So I can only say, f thai whereas once I was blind?I put mv finger to that pledge?the cloud departod, [hcrehe ruised his head up in a peculiar maum rj nnd my eye is ns bright now as w hen a I w as 15 years of age. [Tremendous cheering, which fairly shook the building.] I hare alluded to much to my own case, that under other circumstuncet perhaps I P might 1)0 liable to a charge of egotism but it has not been left for me to do it. [Laughter.] But if it had been?if there had be*n no reference tome from any quurter, I should have been a very cow ard, a tlnsiard in my soul, if 1 ha I shrunk from making the acknow ledgment I have made, if thai wrkntiw ledirment bromrht the hlessir.es to others u liieh its practice tins to me. [Tremendous cheers.1 But it lias (tern done by others, [daughter and rheers.1 r And there lingers still?lingers did I say?aye clings round the hearth something of that pride?that anxiety or which b all men must have more or 1( ss?.ostand well with my fel- low m from the person who aimed that shaft which was rankling li in my breast and drawing the life blood from my breast: r: I do hot say this to induce that person to believe that he u had not wounded my feelings. But I say and feci this because those who know me. for w hose regard I care, have I( known me long enough and w ell enough to know that I i rare not what any such newspapers may say of me. (Enthusiastic cheers, which lasted several seconds.) And when I raise my head or lifl my voire in the grea'.Council Chamber of the nation, whether I am one in the garb of pi a beast, and a disgrace to the country or not they who p| have observed mr from my youth up, and tried and proved ci me with all my faults, habits, and faculties, know full well. (Tremendous cheering.) And knowing me thus, sn 1 in sight of every failing nnd weakness I possess, and every facultr and nil thore habits, thev have dared to lm?t me w ith the highest of all possible trusts on this Dinh the rights and liberticsof a great people. [Vocife- ]r rous cheering.] But I will parry anything of this kind it by a 'ingle remark. I represent the 10th Congres ol ional District of Kentucky, [Cheers.] and Ashland s in that district! [Here the cheering was terrific.] Earth doesn't bear a nobler yeomanrv than those who r. icm mc to mose nam. [tjneerB.j l or worm, tatrnt, j:, pirit, energy, enterprise, goodness of heart, intellectual J capacities, nobleness of soul, and sterling independence of character, I defy this republic within all its broad bounds t published next morning before he's asvake, anil i read hy every body, and th"n he's e.im|>ellcd not to touch anx 1 ilug he toochsJ upon before, became every body'* read iand Ituov.g all abiut it by mean* of ill" rejiorters. rremnediMi* cheer.ug] But there'* one subject, and lat ii the importance of the ladle* taking it io and a* a tody. [Cheer*] One woman can do more than irty men. [Cheer*] I mm heard a great nud good man ly that there were fewer ronspireciei uniong women for common object?that such things were more rare than Imost any occurrence on earth. Bu' that it ever we did nd it, they were *ure to lie in the right, and they were lso dead sure to conquer. [Great rheciing.] It' ia not i-cause any of the ladie* are likely to suffer in their own prions from this -in. [Cheers.] Thanh. Heaven, this ice il uuhuown mining them. [Cheer*.] Wiser and bet r than man upon this subject,?they, amid the vice and rime, and sdflering, and despair, by which this evil *urmndsthem, neither tlie vice, nor the crime, nor the sulTe. ing, or de*pair of others, or their own toud hearts, has ver tempted them to My to this accursed source for relief, beers.] It never gamed an influence over them as it as over our se\. [Cheer*.] But I shall speak again, and n the exceeding importance of this point?that they bould take it in hand as a liody [cheer*] and if they do, will fall to the ground. (Loud cheer*.] And nut u uarter of a century ?ay e not 10 years, will pass by ?it the islies take it in hand and discourage mid discountenance altogether before everv trace of it will have left our *nrds a convining proof, that the|proprieiors of "the Cimard line" ave erred somewhat in judgment, in making loiton their port of destination, in preference to s'ew York. The latter city, being the great commercial enipoium of the United States, unsurpassed us a seuport, y any other in the world, being at all periods of the ear easy of uecess, and more central to the southrn and western sections of the country; offers suerior facilities for all maritime relations. If the conveyance of Passengers is a primary oh?ct vs ith the "Cunard Line," the inn rots of the ropiietore would undoubtedly be much enhanced, >y t.iking this subject under deliberate considernion. New York is the "head quarters" for foreigners rom all parts of the Globe, as well as of our own itizens from distant parts of the Union?and while lie blessings of peace exi-t between the two counties, it is the more direct, and cheapest, and the tost expeditious route from Europe, to Uppei and ,ower Canada. Passengers bound to Europe, even v. hen expediion is an object, (particularly in the full and winter ?nsons) are frequently deterred from availing thenielvesofthe medium of "the Cunard Steamers" rom the irksomeues* and additional expense, at*ndunt upon a previous journey toBoston. Boston is a beautiful and a clas-ical city, rich in cr moral and her intellectual worth, renowned for er genius and her entcrnrize, the birth place of ilistrious statesmen, and honored in the paces of hisiry, but she lies rather out of the latitude of a di rt line of communication between (irent Britain nd New York. The steamships of the "Cunard Line" should melt at Halifax, as heretofore, and proceed front tcnce direct to this port. If it is deemed expedient, a line of coinniuniraon could be established, between Halifax and the art of Boston, through the medium of a branch earner, in a similar manner to the Unicorn, which onveysthe British mails and passengers for Canda, tip the River St. Lawrence. It will be admitted that a large proportion of the mils are destined for this city and the South; and idependent of th;' enormous postage tax which the iland transportation of commercial correspondence ivolvesupon the mercantile community, a portion I" the interest and utility and expedition is destroyed y the necessnry delay occasioned in assorting the tters by the steamships in Boston and it not unequently happens that we have all the British potical news published in N'ew York twenty-four ours before we receive our correspondence, which, a commercial community, is generally of much lore importance. Indeed, several instances have occurred, when the iritish steamers have arrived in Boston a short time revions to the departure of the mail trains on Sattiriiv and although we arc in possession of all the otttical news the lollowttig morning in New York. >e have to nwait the delivery of our letter- until tie on the following Monday afternoon or Tuesday turning?thus a portion of the time of three or four ays is lost to the merchant, between the period of uiding the British mails and their reception. !n i? mean time, our packet ships depart for Europe, if not purposely detained,) without enabling us to spiv* Hiese remarks are predicated upon tlt suppo i,011 that the Cutiura Steamers" depend upon a- d erive a large portion of their mails and passengers hiough New York. If, therefore, she is enabled to ontribute in a greater degree to those priinnrv incrests, for which the t'unard Line" is astern ibly stnblished, it is natural to expect a reciprocal adantagc. As tne case now stands, Boston and the Eaft, and a some instances, Albany and other adjacent cities ibtain their correspondence long before wc receive ur letters in New York and for this serious depriation, we have to pay a heavy ftostage. To illustrate this, 1 will suppose, that an increased cimind arising from some sudden cause, has creaed a material rise in one or other of the products of ur country, in the British or continental markets, "he Boston merchant front obtaining his corresponence so much earlier than ourselves, is enabled to vail himself of the information, while we have >nly the alternative of paying the postage on letters ome twenty-four or forty-eight hours after the in elligence they convey, has been anticipated by our Snstern friends. The items of poMaec may nppcnr"trivial obslractdly, hut it is large in the aggregate. A single letter ent to a London correspondent by the Canard steant hips front ".hence," requiring tin answer involves in expenditure of ninety-five cents. From the foregoing observations, I think it will >e admitted, that New York should have been ih ort of destination for the "Cuiinrd line" of stennihips. emending interests will necessarily create a diference of opinion, and it might be argued, that if I e Canard steamers" should arrive at this f ort.it rotild he (letrimcrital to our lines of packets, and bridge the revenue derived by the general post ofiee department. In the first instance, 1 tim of opinion, that it would reike bttt little dillerenee, further than the trnnsporElliott of the letter hntrs?as travellers who yield a reference by crossing the Atlantic by a sai.intf aeket. would avail themselves of that medium, o!huuglt a dozen steam ships might be riding at anhor in their immediate vicinity. It is the prevalent supposition, thnt the British leant ships do not pay their expenses. They are, levertheless, a noble enterprizr, nnd n great public onvenienee. Although they might at times, conflict with indt tdual interests, their riirival here, (even if their lumber w.is nundrupled) would ado to the general onunerceanci prosperity of the city. The smallest cr>*ft that drop* its anchor in our ort, contributes something to the circulating tnelium." H*sry Johji Sn.vFPi. M:m Ahhv Kolsom on a New Tack.?( ne of the Hirers who arreted Abby Folsom in loston Inst t'eek, as a disturber of the public peace, testified hat site not only encouraged the crowd to set the ower of the police at nought, but actually kissed evenl of the young men 1 This brought Abby upon er feet, and she thus addressed the .fudge Yes, did kiss the young souls, who may yet become eirs of salvation. Yes, nnd this day 1 have kissed nro of your officer*?yes, 1 gave each of them a iss of charity." Certainly, Abby. Kiss them again you like and they don't object. And if they won't t you either kiss or talk in Hoston, conic on to few York and you shall do both as oftou as you lease. __________ Bnnkrnpt List. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OK NEW YORK, cvi fiinnsn, Amonia, Dutolie?? Cn..(rt>mpul*iry, on complaint of Hawkins tk Williaiuton, New York, to t>e (leclare.1 l.nnkrupt Juuc 7 smuel Mtorkle, mason, NY. 7 .lonio Strail, NY. 7 It is said thai the wheat erop of Michigan, the oining season, tf no drought l akes place, will exeed that of the last year by 25per e<Mtt. I.very aing at present indicates a surplus of 3,Ok1,000bushIs, Hgainst 2,200.000 bushels last year, nnd yet the roakers talk of bad times. Thefe is a clergyman, nam'd Porter, in Ifo.xurv, Mass., who is 97 years of age, and lias been a ettled minister over .TO years. Two loads of clieesi'inaiiufaeturi'd in t leveland, a e been shipped front thence to Hoston.

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FOS 'I' S C R 1 P Baltimore. [CoiTC?ponositr t)r. Chilton's drug store, in company with a younger brother. He was accidentally caught between a cart and one of the Broadway omnibusses, when one of the forewheels of the latter passed over his body, depriving him of life in a short tim? aflerwurds. Thejj omnibus was moving very slow at the time, and the driver stopped his horses the instant he heard tho alarm, and before the hind wheels of the coach had injured him. Ho was immediately taken up, and died in about half an hour afterw ards. A number of persons saw the transaction, und impute no hlame to the driver of the omnibus. The Coroner's jury, afiera full hearing of all the particulars, returned a verdict of accidental death. Victim* or iu m.?The coroner hcin tiirre inquest* ywerday on persons who died suddenly from the effects of long continued intemperate hlUtfc The first was Richard Donnie, a native of this city, aged 30 years, and ship carpenter by trade, who died at 40 l.anrens street. The second and third were two colored women named Sarah Johnson an 1 Catherine Bailey, residents of the vicinlty of the Points. A i>ost mortem examinations w as made by I)r Tompkins, and a verdict of death from intemperate habits given in both rases. AsoTiixn CortsTcRriiTSEK CxfoiiT.?An old State Prison bird named Wm. H. Miles entered the storeof (ieo. W. hluir St Co.. 3taH.uadwat, on Friday evening.and offered an altered note of the denomination of F90, purporting to lie on the bank of Lyons of this State, to obtain smaller bills. It being pronounced a counterfeit he immediately snatched the note from Mr. f?eo. Brown, ugent for .Mr. Mu.r, to wh >m lie had handed it, an I started to run away, when be w as arretted and committed. He contrived to destroy or lose the bill before he reached the Police Office and will thus escape justice unless other charges enn be preferrod against Ium. Court of Common Pleas, Befor# a full Bench. Mat 7 Dr.cisioaa.?John L- SpinnU. vs. Otnrgt Mil*. ?The plaintiff furnished stores for the ship Henry Kneeland, at the request of I). 11. Robertson. Action was brought against the defendant, (firm. Ilogau and Miln,) to rei-ove- the amount of the bill, on the ground of his being the owner of the vossel. A verdict was given tor plaintiff in the sum of $14?. subject to the opinion of Court.?Verdict confirmed with costs. Moritcai M. YsoA. vs. Edward H. I.vdlou ?The plaintiff sued defendant for *196. being the amount of a bill for advertising in the New Vork Star.^ The advertisements were for F.dward II. Ludlow and Co., and the defendant, on the trial, contended that the suit should have been brought against the tirm. The objection was not brought in time, it was ruled, and a verdict was given 6?r plaintiff Verdict conlrmesl, with costs. Board of Rnprrvlaort. \|AT 7. Several hills were presented and ordered to be paid. Fit! Orecn llalleck and Wm. L. tttone were put In nomination for Deputy Snprrintendant of Common Bchools Mr. Halleck was elected by a vota of G to 4. Court Colander?To-morrow. fU'rraioa Corar.?Not. 36, 97, 1 to 19, inclusive, 109, 101, IS. 14, 16, 1?, 17, 18. Ciaci it Cot aT.?Nos. 41, 49. 43 6. a, 41, 47 48, 30, 6t, 'Ml. 60, 69 66, 66 67, 19, 13. CoMMov Pi.cxl-?Part 1.-?Nos. 141, 33,07, 113,190, 163. Part 9.?No*. 16, 30, 3-4, 40, 60, 70, 78, 98, 109, 116. Wcstciicstku, N. V. OEN'1'8 Will j ou accept the tribute of a grateful purent lor the relief your admirable essence of llureiiourul Candy has produced tliiougli the wbole of my klv family? 1 first got the pleurisy, my self, and was at the point of a premature death my wife v. as seired with a pulmonic cough w bile mining; our baby got the whooping cough, and mv eldest boy, lOyeais otHge. had the measles. All w ere [ui.i low an I hope had forsaken no until 1 read the merits of youi Candy. I cannot ex. press my surprise at the rapid change that ensued. In a tew devs our family doctor pronounced us out of danger; every hour brought fresh comfort to our house; w e are all thank CJod, rapidly getting around, and^iny w ile who had bn-iiilhe,victim of long confinement, now blesses the name ofPeaae. Vou may make this as public as may he needful for your-purposes. I am, gents, your obedient, *1 (IfENkr J. BROWNLOW. To Messrs. J. IVaso )k Hon, 46 I)i\ ision street. Agents?Redding. H State street, Boston Raw Is, 47 State street, Albany Zieber. Philadelphia ;*J. Robinson. 110 Baltimore street, Baltimore; Jobson, ,,ii St.'Charles street. New Orleans; Haldeman, Louisville, Kv., Adams 4t Blunt, liuntsyille, Ala. (iO- ORDER IS HEAVEN'S FIRST LAW," and it is impossible for order to be kept in church, if persons (w ho have been so unfortunate as to catch cold during the late disagreeable weather) are constantly coughing in church. To prevent this, tbev should take oue or tw o of Sherman's Cough Loreugex, which will add not only to their ow ii comfort, but to the comfort of those w ho go to hoar the rermon. Oltiee 106 Nnssau street. Agents. Redding, Boston; Burgess, Philadelphia; Heed, Baltimore; Fraak Tay lor, Washington City. Op-AMERICAN MUSEUM.?The energy and liboralitv displayed in the management of this immense establishment, justly entitles it to the overwhelming patronage it is receiving. No similar establishment in America produces one fifth part of the valuable novelties found here; and in point of neatness and good order we doubt whether it has its equal in Europe. The most fashionable and intelligent portion of community attend here, and are delighted w ith the talented anil diversifib I por. lormances, and the endless variety of curiosities found here. Wine hell, the coinic drollerist, is unrivalled, ami as a Yankee delineu'>r he hits no superior. For detail ol other attractions see the ud. ertiieruent. It presents a rare treat fi r 36 rents'. City Despatch Post, Id William Stskkt. I'stsciriL Orricc.?Letters deposited before half-past 9, hnlf-past I'd. arid half-past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and t o'clock. Bkaxch Offices.?Letters deposited before 7, 11, and 3 o'cioek, will be scut out for delivery at 9, 1, aud 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. OHK1U, Agent. MONEY MARKET, Saturday, May 7?0 P. HI. The Stock market has undergone a little reaction to-dayand prices have gone down generally, with the exception of New York Stale 6 per cents., redeemable in 1863, which have improved 1 percent Illinois 6"s declined J Indiana 6's, j Delaw are it Hudson, j Long Island, J Harlem,V, Mohawk Railroad fell 3 per cent. Sales of bills on Phila delphia, I New Orleans, 7 Charleston, IV, United States Treasury Notes, J discount. 61.000 dollars in specie arrived at New Orleans on the 27th ult. from Mexico. It will be remembered that some time ago a number of broken banks in different parts of the country were resuscitated by speculators,for the purpose of getting out a large circulation and then stopping. Among others the Citizens' llank of Augusta, Mr., was got up by a tin pedlar, named Snow, aud some others of this city as soon however as the facts became known,the bank commissioners of Maine promptly wound .up the concern. The receiver of the bank lias now advertised for sale the notes of the parties concerned in starting the bank, ns follows Iirawrr. Kndorter. Vuc. Amount. J. S. Brown A. (J. Brown Nov. 1835 530 Geo. C. Knight O. C. Knight .Tunc 1811 6,?30 Do do do do July 1841 5,230 Aaron R. Snow St Co. do do Aug. 1811 6,230 Gro. C. Knight C. D. Birdseye Sept. 1R11 G.Z'o These notes furnished the means by which a control of the bank was purchased. They are to he sold June 16 1842, at Augusta. Similar operations, with the same object in view, ore now going on in regard to other hanks in this neighborhood, a history of which we are preparing. The operations in regard to the Red Dog banks of this State require some explanation. The policy of allowing any part of the assets pledged with the Comptroller to be retired by a return of notes, operates manifestly to the in jury of the remaining bill holders. We will stnte a case, thai of the St. Lawience Bank. This concern at its last leturn was situated as follows Stock and real estate notes issued, 77,370 Secured by homlsand mortgages, 43,173 Arkansas State Stocks, 1801, 34,0IK) Illinois 6 per cents, 23,(MM) 112,173 Stock notes 32,136 Arkansas slock* 38.IHW The present condition of the bank is stated as follows: Stork and real rstatr note*, 31,000 Bond* and mortgages, 22,107 Arkansas slocks, 0.000 Illinois 6 per cents, 13,000 46,197 Stock nnti s out 32,110 Arkansas stock* 38,000 lly this it appears that a large amount of mortgages, have been withdrawn by the return of notes of course the best mortgages have been taken and the most worthless remain. The following is a description of the mortgages that remain,with the estimated value, by a person acquaint with the property. Securities Remaimno with the Comptroller ox accou.xt of the Real Kstate Notes or the St. Lawrence Ban*. _ Mortgagers. Amount. Value. W. Bacon, P.agle Tavern and 2 lot* 2,000 1.300 J. Marsh, 117 arret Louisville lots 1,099 119 W.Noble, 120 Canton 1,000 710 J. Gilbert, ,'s lot block No. I, O^drnsburk'li 1,686 1113 I'hos. Baron, 1 lots No. fi, 700 310 (Jen. Arnold, 12 acres, Oswego 662 062 Tlios. Craig, 110 Lisbon 1,121 till Tims. Clark, 162 lots 1.000 133 J. Ogden, 317 arret, farm, Madeira 1,000 2,10(1 John Polly, 18 Nassau 1,000 T.'ifl John Racket, 100 1,400 937 Ira Racket, 100 1,000 "Hi Wm. Russrl, 100 Depeystsr S00 000 Joho Bacon, saw mill, lie. 2,121 1,062 $22,197 $12,13(1 If we now take the market value of the stocks pledged for the real estate notes we arrive at the value of the notes remaining outstanding, as follows: Notes now outstanding $31,000 Value. Secured by mortgages a* above, 12,430 Arkansas stock, 9.000, 2,700 Illinois 11,000 3.06U $18,130 The conclusion, then, is that of a wliole.amount ol|$77,379 originally issued, 16.o00 havo.becn redeemed at par, and that the remaining $31,000 are worth but 60 cents on the dollar, in consequence of allowing mortgages to be taken out by billholdcrs. We apprehend that the whole should have been realised, ami all the bills have been paid pro rata. This state of things may grow out of the fact that the law authorises the withdrawal of securities by the return of the notes. The law considers all the securities receive I by the Comptroller in pledge, of equal value, which is not the case. The New York 7 per cent stock, it appears, is rapidly filling up at Albany. This speaks volumes for the improved credit of the State, in consequence of cutting off further loans, and laying a State tax. The State 0 per cent stocks were in demamkto-day, at .90, at w hich rate the 7 per cent should command S pet cent premium. This augurs well for the State credit; hilt ill for the stato of commerce. When goods and produce are so exceedingly low, it is reasonable to supjiose that mercantile speculations, if they commanded the confidence of the community, might yield a more profitable return than even 7 per cent government stocks. The credit of the State of NewYork is undoubtedly superior to that of the fpderal go vernment, and consequently the stocks of the latter meet with no bids. Tlie organ of Lord Ashhurton contradicts" the absurd rumors that he is concerned in bids for the newloan. That print knows full wall that his Lordship's in direct propositions mve wen uniy in common Willi those of ihc otlier European liou?e?, on condition that something shall be done towards improving the vast amount of de- j preoiated Stale stocks which they hoi I. If these conditions are complied with, the loan|will be taken with the consent of the dictators, if not, every obstacle will be thrown in its way. They only course for the governmeut to preserve its credit and sell' respect, under those circumstances, is to reduce its expenditures, increase its revenue by legitimate merm?, and by recalling the pro- 1 coeds of the public lands, and pledging them for the re- demptionof the debt, place its credit far above the in- trigues of stockjobbers, w hcthcr titled or otherwise. Sole* at the Rtock Euhange, 5000 Treasury Notes HO1* 25 Manhattan Oss to SI i loot) N Yi;'s,19S2 'SI 5 I'tirs 4i Sehenectsily IHC1, j siiOO tlliaois Bunds 17*a 25 vnton ?;j0 231, 1000 do 1,60 1)1 25 Mohawk HK nu t'j I 21100 do 17'., 50 do boo 40 1 3ISXI do bOO l?J? 50 do nw 47j 0000 do 17 100 Harb in RH s!5 I0S. j S000 do slO 17 100 do bOO IIS IIIOO Indiana Bonds m do lu~, WIOO ?to bCO 2tl?i 110 do bJ tl S 50 M*"bn'lan B ink ?i 2iu do II 10 Bsnk of C om, full at I5u do s!5 II d5 Del fc Hudaon too ?jc, :?0 Long Man J Rll 50*( J? T' ?2 M}, lou do iinv 50j, sio MS .50 do 50?? 'j" W 50 do 50,S i? "h*4 50 PateMon RR bGO i| Ws ,'io tlo yoj ji 15 do .10 90S 20 do iis. ,50 do MS 100 do bCO 51C "ti 70 Rtoninston RR in 50 Farmrra Loan Sod 15 15 }jj Seeond Board, 2 Illinois Bonds s3 17 100 do ,IW 50 Canton fflV loo do JiO 50 llsilein IIHi 20 Htnninytnn IS Male of Trssde. The .lews from abroad seems to have induced n better feeling generally in exportable articles of produce cotton par icularly is more firm. The sales ol the w eek amount to MM bale* I'pland and Florida, at 6j a cents Mobile at j] a I'M New Orleans at 5} a III} cents. In Ashes, Puts from the interior come forw ard very freely, he receipts exceeding the demand, w Ivich is. howevei' Mi-, with sale, of 500,. Outbid* li>. export at $4 SO. ?i?? fui ,m r prnv. Atxmt 100 bbls pearl- hme chang'vl hands at w Ji>, below liicli they cannot bo obtained. Beeswax ?bales ol 3)00 IN. prime Southern Yellow at 30J a 31 cents, cash ami 10 hale* Cuba White for export, 10 cents, catli, short price. Coal?There huvc been sale* ol 100 tons Scotch, at So S7J 70 7 62V. 4 months; 100 do, and CO Can nel, oil terms not made public. Colfoo?The market is dull, the tra le hut ing merely to supply- immediate w ants. Naval Stores?Of Turpentine, 6 a si>o bbls base been taken at former rates. Spirits Turpentine sales of 2 a 300 bbls have been made at 30 a 32 cents. Oils?Favorable advices from England have induced more firmness on the part ol holders ol Linseed, an.hum ud\atice of 3 a 5 cents [>er (fallen is now demanded, which was in one or two instances realized y esterday, 2 ri 3000 gallons English, part to arrive, l>oing sold for rash. 10 pines M alagu Olive w ere taken for export at 70 cents, ti months, short priep. Sperms remain v ery dull. Corn Truile. lysiner last Saturday there has been move activity in this tlour market, and prices'have improved in consequence. Sales of Michigantliav e taken place atif6,12J a lanul $6,25 Georgetown $6,25 a $0.37 ,lOhi via New Orlcaus, $6,93 a Stl.OO. Wheat sells at SI,20 a' $1,22, and Jersey Corn at 65 cm* a bushel. We eontinue to hear favorable news of the growing crops throughout the country. The Sangamo, Illinois, Journal, published at the capital of the State, says that the growing crop of whent in tiiut State is twice as large 'hi* season as it w as last, and w e doubt not that such is the fa -t. llilhe.to corn has been the main cri p of the farmers of central and southern Illinois but having vent large quantities of this grain to New York and oilier distant markets, and sold it at from 50 to 60 rents a bushel, they find it a less profitable crop than w heat. To transport a bushel of corn to any of the navigable streams, and the freight thence to New Orleans and the city of New York will cost at lea-t a cent a pound, or the w hole of the fiftv-six cents obtained for the corn, llenee the corn grow or'get* nothing for the expeuseof producing hit crop- A bushel of wheat can be ranspoiled to the same market us cheap as a bushel of Corn, and as the former sell-, a' 1,12V, it will leave the w heat grower 66 cents m tt procee Is from the side of his crop. A letter from a gentleman residing on the Ohio river,, states that the Canadians are making groat exertions to command and control the wheat and rtnur market this year in the West. They are placing silver and gold in every place where there is a likelihood of securing wheat and flour, anil paying high commissions to buyers, and throwing their handbills in every direction, offering specie in payment. They prefer engaging the millers in their interest by either purchasing their dour, or furnishing tliern w ith any amount of money to buy vv heat, und pay the miller so much a barrel for the Hour he makes, orso much a barrel for all he grinds, the flour being Canadian, and to facilitate this they have established a connexion of boats through to Pittsburgh, and will buy wheat or flour. One went up the other day to buy dour in Pittsburgh. TheCla/.ette of Michigan City, of Saturdav says, there is now in store at that place 69,000 bushels of corn; 84,000 bushels of w heat, anil 4,200 barrels dour. Thus, it w ill be seen, that there are 153,000 bushels corn and w heat,which would load 22 vessels, allowing each vessel to carry 7000 bushels; and there are 13,060 barrels bulk, which would load eight v essels, allowing to each v essel 1500 barrels. To takeotf this produce now in store, it would require a deet of thirty sail, or it would giv e employ nicnt to five vessels for the season. Knrrign Mai'ltrts. Matanzas, April 26.?The F.l Destine sugars are now reduced to about 50 hhds., the crop being only 200 hints; the KD. very few left; the l'aneheto and Victoria are200 hhds. short; good and prime snirars arc v rrv scarce; coder. prime, not to be had. Our market well supplied with rice, and selling at very low prices. Kxchango improving. Philadelphia ('attie Market. Beeves?776 head offered, and 675 distjoso.l of at $5 26 n $0 75 per 100 lbs, including 360 for the New York market. Cows and calves?v'30 w ere brought in and mostly sold at $8ulfi for dry cows; $15a2'2 for springers; ?r_"2 and $36 for milch cow s. Hogs?600 were offered, and 360 sold ut $3 76 a $t 75 per lOOllis. Sheep?1900 were offered, 1200 sold at $lu3 75 each. Married, At Cold Spring, on Thursday evening, 5th inst., hy the Rev. Mr. William, U. II. Bartol to Miss EinU J., daugh tor of Dr. Welch man. Died, Ou Friday, 6th inst., of consumption, Richard Sadie, in the '29th year of hi-, age. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brother F.dward J. Same, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon, 8th instant, at 4 o'clock, from the City Hospital. Suddenly, on Saturdav afternoon, John Alfred, son of Henry and Mar) E. Adrianee, in the 6th year of his age. The friends of the family arc invited to attend the funeral on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, from No. 198 Fulton street. On Friday,6th inst., of apoplexy, Benjamin R. Nichols, eldest son of Charles Nichols, of Philadelphia. Thefriendl and acquaintances of Mr. Samuel Waldf.t, brush maker, deceased, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at -2 o'clock, from No. 75 Gocrck street. Latest Advices NBCK1VKT) AT THIt NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. Afiics Feb. 15 Macao Jan. 17 AusCayna Ap:il 6 Madras Man-It 20 Antigua March 12 Manilla Jan. 3 Bombay March 1 Montevideo Feb. 22 Bitstin Nov. 26 Maranhaui March 2 Bermuda April 23 Matanzna April 23 Bonaire April 9 Mavaguez April la Buenos Ayrua Feb. Maraeaihn April 5 Btl.i.i March 1 Matatnora, April 17 Belize. Haud. March 31 Neuvilas Feb. 4 Barbiuoos March 3 Nassau, N. P. April 16 Bogota Dec. 10 Oaliu, S. I. Dec. 2" Berbicr Fab. 20 Paris April 17 Cape Haytiau April 6 Port au Prince April 2 Curacoa March 5 Pouce, P. R. April 10 Cienfuego* March 21 Para .March In Cnrtliagc-na Jan. 21 Pernsmbuco March 21 Caraccas March23 Panama- Feb. 2o Chagret July 1 Rio tie Janeiro Match 25 Callao Jau. 22 Singapore Dec. 20 Calcutta Feb. 10 Sydney, N. S. W. Aug. II Denurara March 9 St. Helena March 20 Favai April C St. Thomas Aptil It; Gibraltar Feb. 2 St. Uarts Jan. 3 Guayaquil Feb. 13 St. Jago de Cuba* April 15 Guayaina, P. R. April II! St. Johns, P. 1L April 12 Oonaivea April 10 St. Croiz April 12 Galveston April 13 St. Martha Feb. 27 Havra Apiil 16 St. John, N. B. April 27 Havana April 23 Surinam March II llalifaz May 3 Tampion March 27 Jcreinia March 22 Tabasco Feb. 25 Jacmel April I Turks I.land April 6 Kingston, Ja. April 9 Trinidad de Cuba- April 14 London April 10 Vera Cruz April 14 Liverpool April 13 Valparaiso Feb. 6 La Guayra April 3 Yucatan April 5 Lima Feb. 4 Zanzibar Dec. 19 PaH*eiiK?-rN Arrived. Havana?Bark Louisa, at Plulad. Iphia?Miss Ellen Fleming, Miss Johanna Fleming, of NVork. Foreign Importation*. St. noil?Brig Porpoise?125 lihds sugar Aytnar Si co?15 do Alaop V Chsuticey. Poll To Cameii.o?Schr John Drew?i OA bags coffee fi Whittaker?109 Ilowland 5, co?533 M ait I and Ik co?200 Ayinnr 5c co ?19 do S.I02 J Harper?1 leu 5 too. logwood to master. Havana?Brig Echo?305ck.i nudasse- Hogan 5c Milu. Ilome?tlr Importation*. Nr.w Orlf ins?Brig Delia?750 pigs lead 2 00 sacks wheat Seymour 5c co?36 tcs molasses Williams Sc Harriinan?l!l lihds tobacco to rrder. MARITIME IIERALD. Dc[mi*1 arc of thr Admit ir Stcmn lie July Aug. 1 G. Western, Hosken July 9 Aur. 4 The Belgian steamer British Queen, Capt. Keane will lra\e Antwerp for New York on (1 4th of May, to touch at South* ampton, Knc., on the 7th. %IJnrkrta to Arrive. l'nrketM to Depart. FROM I.IVFRrO'M.. FOR I.fTEKPOOI.. England, Harriett, Aflril 8 Rmro", Hurtlrson, May 9 ii ick Bkidd ipril H hen Whit from portsmouth. FOR portsmof'th. Mediator. Champliti, Mar. 2t Montreal, Tinker, Slay 10 Quebec, He bard, April 10 Gladiator. Britton, May 20 from iiavrf. for HAVkr. Sully. Thompson, April Alhauy, Watson, May 0 Iowa. Tell. April 8 Silvie d" Orui'*, May P? To Hi.ip Nailsn* We shall esteem it a favor, if canuin* of riMrU arriving here, will five to lommolore H. S. Martin, of r.ur new* fleet, a report of the shipping left it the port whence they s\il?*d, the reweli spoken on their pa.*.age. a li.t of their cargo, and any foreirn newspaper* the, mavhavi.t oimuodon Martin will iroarcl them immediately on their arrival. Wt- w ill reciprocate the favor in any way. foif Of si YORK, WAY 8, 1849, ra Rtltl 4 59 I moon ribf> 3 2f. tua 7 1 high wail* 7 40 Cleared. Kbi) Albany, Walton, Havir. Wm. WJiitlork. J Amazon. K'chaid oo^ S w O leans: Hunts* ille, Mnniloro, do, KJw. K. t*oJ 11" a A Liverpool. Hartley, ApaUchicola, Tavh?i h Merrill; f'owhati-n, M irih>*It. Baltimore, dodo: t itharine. Berry. i larlestoi Get tkill I Cm B i I 1 r ?1 wood.*?Brifia Majestic, f'haae, M m hi.??. J. 11. ntevarm; Washjpgtoi 1 i B idaer It I s 1| Smith I dodo; iJaheiton, B rr, G dw ston. oo d Lime Kork, kale*, New Orleans, John Klwell; Isabella. McKee, St. 1 roi*. Al op Hl Chuuticey: Opciwn;" Mvon. Pic ton, Smith tk l)o\nt dot Lrtnti Hopkin?. do. (In do; Cotn| litnrr, S- .irrow, do; Kri. nd, I, orll, do; Jimr. Krinrit, Paine, do. II. tndcrwood; Shy lock, H ill, Hinjnr, B. I*. Buck; St. lairiek. (Br) L,c Blanc, Mirnnichi, T. Winnietf. Arrived. nr>K Porroitc, Jordan, 13 daya from St. rni?, WE. with ?ii;ii. to AUop Si o. I- It aliip Kmily, of N York, for Chn ?ton. III tiny*; brie B-nj imin. f i in Turk l.loi.l, for New Yi r't, soon. At Baaa End, Ilotilton, from NYork.diag. Bark Heel*, for NYork, aailrd day In-lor*. Bin Echo, Mcaaer, 12 daya fiont Havana, with inolaatea, to muter. _ Brlk Patriot. Ain??, II dayt from Porto Rico, with aiigar.Stc, to M?oti Ik Thorn peon. But! Delia, Parknr. lu dayt fr in New Orlcana, with wheat, to Ncamith St Leedn. Schr John U.cw, Allien, 20 days from Porto I lie llo, with epffce, to O. Whittakrr. S liHI in m. with arhr Emily K.llicott, lor Baltimore. Lrftidirl' 'tit. Warrington, for Baltimore, toon, the only American. Helir Citizen, Tarr, 10 day* from Ottayanilla. P. R., with ?tisar, to in inter. Seer Mary Jane, McMath, from No folk, with mdat, lo Starlt>? St C Irarinari Sehr Splendid, Conklin, from til:* wreck of the .hp I, >nia rWMpp*. I .J-LJ ??e lie low. I Quo ship, olio hurk, two hri,;-?. lit-iiunl KrrortU fr.htia> Letter Orricr. L*?tT?r biti for Liverpool I fl%?r? will cIoao at Gilpin^, in ih" Ex :Han(f, to-morn m >riling. H'half men* A letter from Oapt. Ltimbert, of the America of Wareha r-iortv March 20,'Lau inline. Mattaroiset;, 280 bbU; Troy, B t*?], no oil, hat not seen a whaled'or G mouth**; April 4, Slat p-'isetf, Mattajtoise tt, 360; Elizabeth, WwijMirt. 270; Pijh'ii ?rt, jfftti; M. xico, \V? 0; Emnn.NB.tiMi; E> t Bri tol, no oil; Emigrant, do, ICO; Bruin-tie, Kd mouth, 200 9 Richard Henry, Slattaponu tt, 90; Tht ophihu v.'hake, We nort, 100; Pop m u line t, dippicau, no oil; Sea Bird, Newport. Warwick. Buckit, no oil. Spoken. QJohn ro?ter, from Liveipool for NOrleant, no dale, the Western Island*. Vftf Middlesex, (supposed) from NOrlruib for Boston, April 00 miles nth of Cape ll ?t(er>u. 'iKltutle Island, from NVork lor Savannah, May 2, 1 u 39 Ion 71. Eliza II oid, from Pittuon for Philadelphia, May 3, Monti NE. 20 mile*. Queen, from Providence for Baltimore, Montauk NE. miles. **Ba.loiv, from St. John, NF. for Madeira, March 31, kit loo 19. New Ku I md, fn in Providence f?.r Matantn. iio dim, lat "J.). Ion 71 G. Rouble, from Hit via for T?i"?le, April 23. lat 33 IS, I 7.i 20. J. H. Shepherd, 9 days f.otn New York for New Orleaju, 29 I *n 68. Teaier, March 2?. off 0. H. Shot Keys. Foreign Porta. Lokdoh, April 19? Nile, for 11 j*ton, Id*; Iialifa*, N York.d Sw itzr i laud, do do. Off Cap; Clear, Ap il 11?Shakipeare, fiotn New York 1 Liverpool. Li .w vm ro, NS. Apiil 29?Arr Princes* Aut.n ti, from York. rnhetl HI at r a Porta. Portland, Mav 9?Sid American, Trinidad; Henry, Poi Rico. Arr ith, Escort, dais for New Voik. In Ho* Isla R C. j-hyr, Thoin iston for NYork. B'ts'iori. May 0?Ao Tiiii. Philadelphia: Rocket, ('ard? i. P.?t too, 11 .It M.' Oil 1 *,,.111. I. i.i.. olt lire, NYork; M. H ile, do; Koin v, do; Edwin. Mobile; Marion, llichitipu Iowa. Krech-rirkslmrx; Vintage, Albany. Signal lor ab.ig, Chi S ..i, ICv iin; Viola, St. Thoinis and a nikl; Cuwjm Mobil- ;(C imill.i, St. Mailt Ella, Philad dnhia. New Bedford. m j?Arr Medium, Baltimore. Providkm i:, >1 a\ y? Arr Mary, Baltimore; Amity, Tin Thorn, and Rieiizi, N York Sid Cad; t, Miitnnza*. Hartford, Mav b?An Meichaul, Despatch, and Richard P.rl.. VW.-I /M.I /..I. -l Philadelphia. May 7?Arr Lottia, Havana; DGaw ir- B?Arr Ru si? NYorlt; J. W. Kempton, d Mary Rogers, Boston. CM ("atharin J'iiuiicjt; Angola, Gi rdt:\i. Arr 1th, President, Providence: lloiw, NYork. Sid J* Lawrence, Martinique. Arr 3d, Empire, Nrw York; E. Pctt son, do. Wilmincjton, NC. April 29?Arr Tioga, NYork. CM M t, Haiiv*", Yarmouth; H-leu Gray, St. Jago; Nancy Jam C rico.t; Hudson, Pio* hhtict*; O* ?ge, Boston; Warren, NYor Tioua. do; Grampus, Portland; Couur s*. Ni w London. Cnaklkston, May 4?Arr Fairlii-ld. Bath, Mr. Sid L- v?i Havre; Calhoun, N\ork; Loo Cbrisii, (Belgian) North of K mo Solus, (Br) LiverjKiol; lit-nri-tta, (Lulu Hamhuig. Savannah. May 3?d Id Newark, a ork. Below, a Briti brig front Dema; i Nloitii f April 29?CM Mary, Liwrpo.d; Deucalion, d ('lu ster, Boston. Nkw Orleans, April 28?CM John Baring, Li\t ipo- I; Lei do; Ht-ro of Acre, do; France, Marseille*.; Claris a Audrey Malaga; Edw. Thoriu,l Glasgow Oconee*. H tlliuioo Fi on P. Beck, do, Peru, New Y.nk; ll-iuy Cla.. Luiim; VL'ilii Onion; Havana, New London; Advocate, do. ArrSu an Pr Piill idt'lpliit; Suwarrow, Boston; Dolphin, Havana; VV.ti Witch, Mat a moras; Doric, Tampieo. In the river, coining Rappahannock, from Liverpool; Havana, at Slaughter Hon Point. PGR TUGUESB FK M A I J2 PI LLS. rPH E8E far-famed and celcbrat* d Pills, from Portugal, aj A we perci tve, to he obtained in this country. Sec auV' rti meat "ii the last column of fourth page. ft llm*i CHINA GLASS AND K \RTIIKNU VIIK. I A llnuvi?French Porcelain Dinner Services, ll.i pieces, $2j White Granite. do do 112 do 13 Fix i. h,oi Eaflith Porcelain Tt Bets SI do i Dinner Plates, French Porcelain, .per dozen. I l)o do Granite, bine or white, do 1 Soup, do French Porcelain, do 2 Do his advantage, infllw'c BECHTEL kDKKGEH, .'M B N1BLO it DUNLAP feel grateful for the padMiia^e stowed llL>on lilt ill since npeniug tlu ir Sen! Store and C William st. lit) Broadway and It) Astor Hou O AD(\ OUNCES Sulphate Quinine, for sale at mauuf; OiVvU turer's prices, hy RCSHTON k A8PINWALL, 80 Willi iro st Also, j uat receis ed a fre*h supply of Miner d Waters, fn tlv Pavilion, Sodine and C??ngr?*ss springs ut Saratoga, and t White Sulphur Bprtngi m Virginia. m83t* at the Iron f-lvst VVarehoi of SILAS C. HERRING, at 133 Water streel N. B. Wildei's Salamander H it'. decidedly the best iiow u*c, cannot he had at any other place in the cifv. in8 2w to 1mportf.us and watch.m.VKKfts okn i RALLY.?Gold and silver Dials manufactured by Alb Aeschimaw, jn a suiierior style to any in the United States, a at reduced price*, ('lease give him a call at 187 Broadway. in8 2weoa^cg PTkmJ and A partner wanted. \X opportunity is now presented for making a more profi hie and sale investment of the above amount, than ni a^ain he met with, i:? years to cotne, either by way of t con tional loan, or a copartnership, which, with an active husim man, would he preferred. The advantage* which the w riter is here prepare to off, are such, that he feel* assured of efl'rcling a negotiation wi tlv first acceptable applicant he, therefore, rw.iu?*?ls that no will apply, except those who are jnepared w ith the cash in hat (if* suited) to close the negotiation betw?*en tlii? and the 1 inst. Letters left at this office, or at 4J Little Jones street, I (ireiieu lO llie can* ui i ."V. l.. -ip," outing a rny luirn lew l>e promptly attended to. m8 2ti**c 117 1NTED?By i rrinrcubli young nomio, just arris fro i Wales, and w ho w ill produce ample testimonials iitu ition u rhimb rauid i r nurse, in n lei in' i ibli inent. Anpli iti ih will plea be made 1>> note addressed L. A. o tin? _ nt:i tt I fllA tK AND POUDIIKTTK" inanuftctured by tSir Ljj riou8L1 NO D V MH v n B( >81 ON NEW ORK ind PHIL DELPHI A l)iil> Package Express, for the transmission B l> i1 Bundle !i ink Np WAI. B. DliVhMORK, S ''rl"'orv OfTire*?Adam* k Co., No. !i f i urt street, Boston. I. B. Tvler, Agent. Woro *t?*r. F. Treadway, Azent, 18 8hr tucket iL Norwir Adam* k Co.. No. 7 Wall street, New ork. Oris wold k Co., Agent*, corner 3d and Dock sfree Philadelphia. m7 Iwi HOARD I NO -A I ct boarder* will n I i teel and r? ?pectable fainil>. Apply at No. 204 Fulton sr. ?nb baths, 25 courtlandt stree'i rI,HE8E BATHS have been in operation seventeen ye .*.nd the cures effected by them lu established tin ir char, ler aa th? moat jKiwerful auxiliaiy in medical practice. A I* of rlie specific effeeLa of the Mi moated V?i?or li itha arr ?to move tl?*- effect* of iii-m .tir> from the *ysl? in. jreliev? difficul of br?* ol.itiand heri-e cure asthma and oth r di e t*c of t eh *t and lungs, to pnunoie the abaorption of drnpsic il hum?? to cure rheumatism ind gout in 11 it* forms iu tim siiie). salt rbium. nd scrofulous eru.thms, k". It besicb r li exhaustion ?ud fatigm ruisc% th* si irits. tran inihr -s nerv.i irritation, cle ira the nnph xion, anu renders tri?* akin *>>ft e licauuful. The Bttlis so* open from si* o'clock in the uicriii till nine at night. Sulphur baths reauire one hour'* noli.?. Portable baths, hip bat!ui, and batbiug tub*, seut to any i art the city or Brooklyn. mTIti KA lt K. HAN K I -fV RO n tual rotuw lit. ISA At JACOBS, MOUKIS SOLOMON I. Ja?' lis i? 1I111> authorised to ttle up tin affair* of the i? firm. Nrw York. May j, 1312. _______________ m7 3t r HKNilT I V KS t OUKAI BRITAIN i IK I n IV Parnoiu wi?hiu 4 to remit inonr> l i art of Ku I o Irrbiiil, Scolh.utl or Wild, an lie fiiiiiithed with d. .fi. I Jtl, i.2, X.J. L'j, 1 IU. VcO, or any ann uo*, payable oil d*inai iu any i for tin winter in a 1? n?li 1 C ihitu t Furniture, ill made to outer, comprising in rutue stock to clo- a COiicen. 'I I KSDAY. At I0?a oYlorkiu the sil* s room, in Large Silt I' Sf o n iM- LVv ?oot hooting Bi.n.lw ay. a* No*. 21, TJ, 25 .iml27. Also, two jot* si N lis 1 tifl oni ntg on Broadway, s No*. v 58 ml en. Also, foui lota IY3, A?, 17, CO, 71, 73. 7? and 77. hi ib n r lot? at 1 >c it. i in .i beautiful situation, In ing right >i' in :'nnt of t'i? b iy, mil 'bout live minutes walk from the l.tud- i iiu-. ami Te w ell situated tor eon The situation i. x? JJ iiigly lealtby, and the neighbor)mod i. all handsomely in?pr\- i r;l. There are two or three steamboat* running to and from tie i city, three or four times a day, during tin* whole e?o. Tic-pis also four denominations of churches in the neighborhood, w ith I l'1' o'siwctable school houses, seminaries, be. i An orj?oiiunity like this is seldom offered to the public. The a tie will he positive. i For further information, apply to Clias. Cartlidge, 103 Water I |0; street, or to E. H. Ludlow, No. II Broad st, when* a niup of i the proper! can be seen. _______ tub 2w lot 1 AII' HA1 SAI.K. P? virtue of t 1 ui l; .teat .ale of iieeu House rb.nts at H8th stivi t, Third nveliiu. A. fa*been poetpou , itf, being the balance of the large stock belonging to the state of Peter Sax, deceased. Should it he i ?Wu'iny, the sale will take place the next lair day. Tin* H uh m y i,? from the corner of rid I street and Bowers, nasi tin? door i r\cry half hour. JOHN B. GLOVER, L. m7 2t* c 213 Pearl street, Auctioueer, r Tlio Great Knee. \n I'CTION NOTICE.-WM. O. KENT, 156, Broadway, j. hsa just received a lot of splendid double and single timed, independent second Watches, with twenty-three jew els, impoir, led'-xpr sxly for sporlsincii?all .of which will be sold to the 5 liigh st bidder at auction, previous to the roiniiig off of the .*real race between Boston and Fashion, at his sales room, IjG i Broadway, (near Maiden lane) where may he lound at all times. ;e, a large ind extensive assortment of the finest Watches, gold utid siver, of all kinds, on which advances have been made. lingular sales on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Strangers visiting the city are invited to call and examine. C idi idv tuccs tuade on WYrtehes. Jewelry, and Diamonds, con- b- gned. M. HENRY"i Auctioneer, m2 lw*i V vrOTICE TO FURNITURE BUYERS.?WASHING^ j :i T()N MEKKS, No. 315 Broadway, urxt the Hospital, would draw the attention >t the public that lit* will hi* 11 spleu- j d Cabinet Furniture at 10 per cent, lew thai* the saroi milit) J of w ork i now .se lling at Ine auction*?consisting of Couches, S'l is, covered in different colored plushc, satins, ind hair cloili, of the latest Soring patterns. dlOGm it. -i io; f PIIK NORTH and SOUTH meet in the great contest be1 twmi BOSTON and FASHION, for S k>. 'I'l KSDA V nt*t, May 1(1, 1812, the Loin; 1 land Railroad l ls Company, w ill ruu trains from Brooklyn to the Union Cours**, i?t. 1 ocn day-light till the hour of starting the Horses, at I o'clock, w, I', M., at the follow iiitr rates t*r From day-light till H o'clock, A.M., I?1, cents. 'p. From 8 to 11, the former inclusive, 25 44 ise From 11 till ui hour of starting, So 44 A quick succession w ill be kept up during the entire forem noon. Returning, the fare will be 25 cent* each. All persons are^ required to obtain ticket* at the offices on re, hoard the several l*err> boats; and returning, at the office near it* die course. No bank notes will be received for one shilling i l'ire?, and no person will take a scat upon the trains, without a ("r ticket. Passengersi are required to remain in their seats while i jin tut in ire in motion; and the pusing to the ton oj the cant ?>r damliug upon the platforms, is most strictly prohibited. The Bone* will not be started nut.I the inrivil of the last train, aud the passengers have had time to obtain place* upon M tie stand. a PQ l! The usual trains on the extended line of tHr road to Doer no Park, in the middle of the day, a* well as all iransiKUtation of j n freight, will be omitted on this day. m6 3t*r J7 FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. BOSTON vf ON I N B A NI M U'J' MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock. 1 v RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer. t lJ. N A RIIAG AN SETT, Captain Woolsey. d MOHEOAN, Captain Vanderbilt. r On* of which will leave New York daily, (Sundays exceptel) from Pier No. 1, North River, Battery Plac*, at five o'clock. P. M. )Vm Fare to Boston, ?3 00 Deck passage, $2 2.'i t do. Providence, 2 Ot) do. do. 1 M) f 'J' AsiUfUilMKST. The NAR11AGAN8ET, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Stonington. fd The MASSACHUSETTS, oa Tuesdays, Thursday*, and nit Saturdays, for Stouiugton. i?i- Passenger. on the arrival of the steamers at Stoningtoti, ly may take the Railroad Can aud proceed immediately to Provi r donee and Boston, and for the accommodation of* person* travelling between New York and Newport, the steamboat train* ?e. will *top at Wick ford long enough to leave and receive passtn- 40- ger*. Freight taken at the following much reduced rates To Boston, on goods weighing forty pound* or upwards to *>m the cubic foot, at $6 50 per ton, and on measurement goods 7 I,,. cents per foot. i c To Providence, on measure me lit goods .7 cents per cubic foot, and specific articles a* per larif to be obtained at oflice 22 ,,MJ BroMWav. m316m j POMEROY C .*S ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. ,ud I^l:.. 'iilar Etj it ?vt i t!u Railroad* to and from Albany aud Buffalo, and the intermediate places, for FORWARDING, at low iates. with the utmost speed, regularity and safety, choice Goods, Specie, Bank Notes, Important Papers and Valuable Packages?Will attend j la* to the negotiation, trail ler, collection or payment of Bills of j Ei' bange, Notes, limits, Acceptances. Accounts, fco., at reu- j s 'liable |?er cenlagi?execute orders for the purchase or sale of Merchandise, Produce and Manufactured Articles of every dr- *ciiption, personally, in th** Uwns on their ioute, through ff. Messrs. HARNDEN k GO'S Ea! KESS ll'' to New York and B'>?ton, and Mcuri. HAWt.KY CO.'S EXPRKSS to and from Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit aud# Chicago and in- 11 1 bermediate places?forming at once the most direct, speedy and perfect communication to and from the eastern and western cities, for tin* negotiation and transaction of all mercantile and professional business, remittances, exchange*, kc. boat* on tlie river. For passage or freight, apply to P. Schultf, at the office on r'n* the wharf, or on hoard. n>:. West street, or to VANDKRVOOIIT At HA Y WARD, 29 Pine street. Term* made kn .w n g t wk. m?i w r r. FOR NEW ORLEANS?Loui New II. WWJFV York Lin To sneered the Vickshuig.?The fast 'iiing pscki t ship (R Ml LUKE, I a|4.tiii IVet, vs ill hive e oiy despatch. For fr? L'ht or pa^sagi hiving bands ?ine accommodations, apply on b mil. -t Orleans wharf, foot ol Wall street, or to E. K. OLLINS I 0. AC South st. (ireat care will In* taken to hasi the goods by tins line e ireetly trie urt d. Agents in New Orleans, Mullen Woodruff, who will i-I iiiptl> forward all goods to his address. Wi A f 1 Hl.lUl)A N, P i E. Ih j f t. r of 0 0 toilwifl s -ir..* ihnie, li?*r regular da\. For fi? ight r p?N..tgr, having accommodations unerptullru for sjdend r or "'iilml, ar Ply on board, at O b* ox wh..rf, foot of ill treif, "I to# F.. K. COLLINS 5t CO. Heu'h street. Price of passage $H(l, The packet ship UARRH K i ipfsin SkiJdy, of IPO-.i tons, will succeed the Hbe?i.!i!;. tud sail 2-Vb June, lift r*/ular d-iv. Passe tiger* may rely on the ship# of tin. line i I JPWVWVork Linr?Posifiselv First Regular I tckrt?Ta 11 Ji| iy, ,c 12 o'clock.?Tbc fait MiliiiK inrketihip I J >VILL?1, li|U?u Muinli.id. will jo.?inil> *.nl a? 11.1 a',L,),Vfrriirht or i-c*?lKe. Ii*vll?i; lillid* '?n'- fnilii l.'d in ornmo- ,M lUi.oTm VlpIv on boJd at Oil. m? iihirf. foot of W ,11 *tr. m to K- K. OLI-INtt 6*. v, South ?t. r.-iotciutcri will b?* 0,1 board, I ot of Wall ?tr. 7,? (in at c ire Will be tnken to have tin* good* by tllil line COr* in- ly mcvuirrd. i A?'?r.t- it* N? w Orb-am, Iriue?i Woodruff, l?r> will I>roii:| forward all N tin ir uldr?*??. m? PAlHAtiK KOH LIVKHPOOi,.?Tl>- M.l.ii.ipl ,t#* iiilin::. imwrior packet Kip SOVT1IKUN k'.lt. n A. S. Piuni' i, uill h*v immediate d-Mutch.? Tftviri un?urp.iwd aininodat ion* lor cabin, fecomf cabin I) .rid IM***"#''1*-. which will l?e t ihni at mod**rate rcp-s. i d. Korjamiir application ?h?*nld be made on I ird, foot 1 or Burling Slip, or lo W. k J. T. TAPBOOTT, mm 13 Pick H II TASBAOK FOII LONDOS?Ticket lOrti May- Tbr splendid last miliru )?lfkr t ship MONTR KAL, aptain Tinker, mil* t oHifivcly at above, h?i r-^iilu d y, h n-l nt?- rm,>- pasFor |..ip X'l M( (II.AH, J, .1,0 II. I'.il, n, "ill "'I I ^Hnir 1 f' BOYD I. IIINCKKV. 1? fn3r N i l FOR BaXE?Ttir I ..1 ??iliiM.' A I. r?ri ,rr|l t f?W?5a.ip VKNH K. KM*-* v. y if jr -...?;?y?v. fi?( t in. t.mI ,,*f 1 j. kum .n v I Co. ?l. "Vir *Jj"' 1 u rV';?m'iV?imv? kkn. U IO JJ.pktr., 9 Toulino UiiMh Aiutucmfiitb II %TH >1 l'HKATRK. MONDAY EVt.MNli, >Uy O.-'Hie peilonnance will com LONDON ASsi-'RANrr.. 8u IUreouit' ouitl, L.inbert I C baric. Courtlv. J It Scuir La.ly tjjy ep*uUn, Mr. Blake vii 0,'UN HOUSE. Harry tiler., Hicld (Matin Todd, Mceiayua. J???. Mr., Thorite. Dreg* cir le, .-Lute. ,2a?fn, i c,?Private B..ie?, #S OL V M WC I IIK ATRC MONDAY tVLMNOiMiy IkIU indurouurti will cuiu nwin e with PUBS IN BOOTH. Put* in DooU, Hornets tie Ralph, Mn Timw Kair> Ft-lina, Mus Sin^Uto,, After which nice'.* m unliable i?ifu? of LOVKS OK THK ANOKLtt. Jnp, Mitchell Koraji, llorur&ttle IJlis, Mr*, Mottop. To conclude with BO/. Bon, Ifnrncnnth; Sam W'eller, Mitchell. Mrs. Noveltfohble, Mrs. Wall*. Dr?*s rirclf, iO cents? Upper Boxes, Zj cents? Kit, Is.?Prorate Boxi's, b-f ?aMF.UICAN HVHfillH. pi Oil N EH OK BROADWAY AND ANN STREET 1 I'. T. 11 AH NT M, ni.iii lull.?Ill order to accoinriurdatu the huh i.s crowds which .Hi ml lu re, tin* L"Cture Room )>ai in rid unci. The my ,1. rioo. (ilPHI) Y' (.1111. can In- conul (ril .lav an 1 .winii^. Sin i. ilu- fn u'.cat wonder of the age. Kiinn 'J o clock, A. M., to J I'. M. sin- can l? privately conault,1 a, an rarle, m li.reti liei of future rvmta, free of charge.? Mr. U iiicln ll. tli? I nun Hi,,11, n.t, Mi. R,italic, the chariuirg r iirali.t ti.iin New O.U u.v, ,lvi. 1,a Petite eleate, the ,i niliful ilanre Kau ri in Ariin rl Magueli.in on rhilil thiee i ..i t, y VLI.S (iK NIAGARA with real -.I; ,1'NLlMA 1 1( RAILROAD; ALBINO LADY; h ANt Y? GLASS BLOWING; Grand Co.moratna, ami J00,Ml CMIlintm, Naval 11..i!i..i|>e li> Mr. N. YVilliaim. A splendid day performance take. place every YY'eJuaeday anil Saturday alti-rnoi.u?. Five hundred tune black, grey and f t S>|uirrrls, from Ohio, :uav be .ecu here, ikippiti:; about ou trnr. a, litely a* in than lative loie.tv. '1 hey are beautiful |ieta, and are f,,r .ale singly >r utilei w ne. Admittance to the whole 2a cents?ceildren half prica. nrd HEW YOKIv MUSEUM. 1 Late IVale'. I \o. 262 Broadway, oppoiitt the City Halt^PEN1NO ' Nrw l.ittil11 lithiiii 'l'llls t V K.N INli? ^Firtt a|>i>raniure of VANKKK Hll.L, tin- uumtiled re'ri"?f?t;?li?L of l)ie?eut#d, a variety of minting and attractive entertainments. For particular* *ee bills. Tickets 25 cents?performance to commence at eight o'clock reciselv. m5 ATXHALL GARDF.N SALOON.?The public are re; snectiully informed tli.it t!>e above named j)racr of amuseleut natiug unde rgone a thorough repair, having been refitted a beautiful mnuuer, newlyjutiuled and thoroughly ventilated, le manager assure* the public that no place of amusement in it* city, i 11 he found so cool and comfortable during the sumler evening* it w ill open for performances in a few days, 'erfornier* ol merit wishing engagement may address the subcriber, i?ost paid, Vnushall Garden. nrtr _ _ A. W. JACKSON. ^AT,P^AL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.?The Annual Exhibition is now open from 1(1 o'clock, A. .M. until 10 Ylock, l\ M. Admission 2j cents?Season Tickets 60 cents. Catalogues 2}a cents. iw *t J. WHITKHOU8E, Secretary. "NEW YORK RACE8, UNION COURSE^ NEW YORK. iiril-L commence TUESDAY NEXT, and continue Four W Days. First day, Tuesday, the lOilv?'The great match rare between lostou and Faahion, lor $20,000 aside?four mile heats. Same Day?Sweepstakes lor 3 year old, mile heats, sub. $300, >1110 forfeit?closed w ith 4 subscribers. flm. S. Lloyd names b. c. ow n Brother of Hornhlower. Unlit. L. Stephens names cl?. f. by imp. Trustee out of Cornelia Couover. I. Sam I. Laird names ch. r. Caesar, by Mingo out of Jane Maria. John Hajrgcrty names ch. f. Princess, by imp. Priam out of Sallv Hope. Second Day.?Jockey Club Purse, $300. two mile heats. Third Day?Jockey Club Purse, $.?ses, and a* a place of ivorship on the Sabbath. Also, farg- rooms suitable for lecures, company drills, or rejigious worship, with the conveui ncies tnd quo-fin s* requisite for such piirpusea, or the huil ig entire, known Tompson's Hall. Anplv to GEORGE 3RUCK, No. 13 Chamber street, or G. C. HISC'OX, No. 3H Im st. Mr BOOK-KEEPING. "PHE Counting rooms of C. C. MARSH, f*fl Cedar street, continue o|m?ii from H A. M. to (j P. M. in order that merhants and others may avail themselves of a course of instruc ion that is truly practical one t'uat embraces a complete rou in?- of commercial transactions and mercantile calculations? nd in which tie student actually keep* a set of books i? a minting house. To those woo ar?* acquainted with the adreriser's reputation, he desires to say. that 1.is principal work on Book-keeping has passed into ten editions that it receives the >referencc in the New York Pul lie Schools, and other large institutions and that he hiinselt has the honor of bring ?>-ap pointed teacher of book-It eping for the "Mercantile Library Association" of this city. 1lospcctuses, with tern may be had at thint out the owner. Tin -e imper- beiriic of in? value hut to |th?* advertiser, Five Dollars Steward will he iaid to the finder, by leaving them at 01 Greenwich street, or at he Manhattan Bank. mtf 3t# ^Altl'K i'lNU "l IK A I' K It 'F11A N K V KII? l.'irifr ditions ha vine been made to our former splendid stock of arm ts, enables us to offer a supei ior assortment at this time. Our-wlndi stork fit of this Sj.iinfo's Purchases, which ?r? nucli k-ss than last fnlTs price-, am! will be nffervu at greater nr; iiii than ca:i be met with rhi where. The public are so* icited to call, ciamitu 'l?d jud I." tin ms? Ives, mil w L c* J. II. LOLNSBERY Ik CO. 41(1 Pearl street I) HISTOIDS SAKS A PAH ILL A.?Of all the various mecHD cinen now oth nd to the lfiis I e? n equal t ?hat i f BRISTOL'S EXTRACT OK SARSAPAR1LLA. The following. is Mother proof of its astonist iivk and extra* uruiiioi) renovating qualities. New Yona. Feb. 20, 1042. Mr. f Bii to'?Sii: Although to you 1 am a perfect strati* ;i r. I tin hai?i>> to inform you I am no stranger to an Kxtract if SaTs-nianl/a," that bear* your name; anil wcie it not that i ltd b ii so fortunstt- as to have used your invaluable medicine, ere tin- da\ in all probability. I would have been consigned to be grate, and through the blessing of God, your extract has #*11 to me truly the Balm of Life. My diseases, for they were many, bate been growing on me for tin- last 20 yean. Koi lit last tr n years I hate been in the constant use of medicine, is prescribed by physicians, and fecn unable to attend to my family, and ufirely helpless, and iave been growing worse, till at fast the hope of recovery had led from me, and 1 became resigned to my fate, and looked to he day when, all my trouble* would have j'liilt-d in death. 1 iave been informed h ten different physirl in* that then was to hope in my ca.se, and advised by several of tliem not to flati r myself, for I was past the power ot medicine. But, oh liow chaiigd the scene! When 1 c imr fo this city last November, it was for the express iturpose that I might be w iill a beloved sister, and in her ire h ive my daughters, so that I might die w ith comfort as regarded them, and uiv nnh expectation then was a speedy dejivimice from this body o! sore itHiction, and of exchanging this for abetter and happy world. But He who rule* and overrules the destinies ol men, directed ?tlierw ise. \fter my arrival in ibis nr>, I w as u*ited by sfran* r, whom 1 now esteem a iVieml. wh" advised me to fry your Extract of Ha rs?|?ari I la, and fhiough his argent solicjtatious I ventured on the, t?? me. hof* less exp-iiment, *ud after having trico the orticle for ouie time, I b? .inij' discouraged with it, stid w as about to gi%?* if up, as I coiihi iiihi no reiiei, nut hj pc-ued to sink rapidly, ami w-rc it riot that my friend pressed the coutinuAiic* >1 tlir medicine, my hti*h;oid would havo throw n it in the str?cl. hilt nftrr having used if for a I w weeks, I prrreited a change f of hope sprung up ft, iny mind, and I resolved to iw if i t or trial. I have done so, md flu t oilr o. tli.o I am now conlid ut that err low I shall |w entirely cured of all in> num.roii* complaints. W r?en I commenced taking V'tir Kxtrart, it waond ruv pi?w.-r to describe, so that at time* I was i|?iifc frantic. My tfulou? affection h*d now assumed uirh a form that any flhrt to prolong in\ wretched and perfectly ho|N l? s* life, wi ill I s* in to he labor in sain; my mouth and m throat were on* onplrle tiler; thcr* Wer* no Us in the roof my no nth. so tli if th. physici*n* s tended their pro lies from ur t" fit** in. lies into mv In and it was w ith ureat difficulty hat I could *allow u.y tiling; ulcerations and holes o| a very nalignaut form c o ered the greater part of my lo ad; in> head ?as swollen and tft latins lie ui to leel tin- ravages of disease, the tightness of ui\ cheat was urh that I rotihl scarcely bri itlie?and oftt n I thought my dewrture w .is ut h ind* With this brief statement I must close this lett?r, but not rithout informing you that I aru fast recovering my long lost lealih. I hare been enabled to go about the house, and to at* end to rny domestic duties, as also to visit some ofmy friends, vhich to me i* something more than J ever eijiected. Suffice it o sav that my recovery so far is wl.o||y and solely t" he alLri* mtf d to the u-o- of your c icellrot Kstraet of Harsanarilla, and lothing eUr. With the blessings ol the Alinighty, I am truly a sond# r to myself ami fri* nd?: my recovery i> altogether unci* t, d, fo. I am at once rai?*d from the tomb, I would be hapiy t'i inform any >rie who desires to know of the efft. ary of Unstop* S trsaparill?. DKBOKAH ANN WILSON, 'jflfi Hit ingsfon trreef To C. Bristol, 2b7 Main *t, Buffalo, N.\ I certify that tin- above ?tstenv nt of rn> Wile IS correct, sud n every |s?rticn' ir as fnr a-? il goes?inasmuch as she has given Hit .1 mrrr .krl.h ofKcr wu WILSON. For mIi* Wm. Burv. r. whol. Mle yriit. N jn 0..tl??dt it; .l.ob* J. Milhau. I.'tl Bn? J. Suit. (,l Bow. ry; NUiilnttun I'nu A> 1 S.W. llA.lr.it, 2?i Hi.wrn, ?W" i. k"il'.. (itrruwrh. ?l.ov? Oii,l?-? .tr.ft; Jjickl., i >lrr inS,nf..t.l k P.'k, im,inn.", W N, Htldeima. I.rm.itlln, Kv;J 0?-'H ,S '''"f0'p l .i.nro,.. k V t o., Pittshurvhs r ?oth'n.'hvm k H an Suw. Alb??>; W. M.r.? 11. S? IN.NI |.???t. fc Will*. K.x-k.-.lrr; W. N. B. M s. Wilson lus removed to No. ffe, Lewis strett. w$ ltin<# TO LKT.?The Store, ni Na^au street. ?n the Herald rmlding. Apply at the II* r si i Office, 'j Nis u si v'JL Iwi ivF.nrooL pom i J Fine Coal, arrived per Iwk OBF.RLIN, from Liv* rpo* 1, ??,le by ROCHL UROinr.RS It CO. rrf.1- :ii Fulti.n tlrrrt. LAt).-1150 I'i*. ,oft UALf'.NA LF.AP, for ?,lr bv K. K. CdLLI.VS It CO. wic M jpNth lUTi l| NKK1.N i II I I II 1 FF.RSSlK Ik BROOKS, mCr til l.iltorty )AUK OBF.RLIN, Ktmpr m??? fnrni l.i?ft|?...l.-r..i, signers of Men hsi?dis? by this ship, will pleas* send their nithont dtUy, to tl)r offlrr of lit' ."b^otbtm HOOHC BROTHF.RS fc CO. m6c J5 Kaltou

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rilE LAi.i riS'l 1' *.\l> ASSUKTMEJiT Oh y J G s A N D s C A L P S i i n; rorr.D as V. CLIREHUGH'S MKA.LK1N FULTON STREET. i I daily bi iUi ti to i. titur L j \i'i? -.J ?-c?re jum? |-i i-itt.i f [i n.. -tu.iitert, and thnrri.*i Div L.c. v 'lti-'.at, V iwf. L i' r>i>, it-... a" l.i* t, er teUiiu'amit>! tlik ituidcui e us o.-'U*iii*x.i tUsualr.*, ail J other tlttbiliunm??oae*.

Tin* iii iluaM* r.i'.-ii. l" I. ii b fn emjil r. H by til* jrj-ojn l ..I hi-, nal l-.-i-'i !-.'!i ii K.ir '..i.. i .ii ;i i. t>-iiia.i, .a; whioii liuie In '.V. all;. sv.ill I i", i -I' aii l i; in iuniii ;'i" tlij '.*c. i.-iuu) 11 W'l I Tl ?all. Ill t.slilV to tlie r'jHc.".''}* Ill ti.i i .ii i .ill' i ii'-?' ei'ii'. riii i im i i.'i:.... t i i. i ii I an.I Ii. >'tii> .ii, an*! t'.u. Ih'il i fit.- ii-i i, alii cieaii j it!. i'i:ri- -1 hi.'itlr nlcnt. f ;i. I'or ?.n!( i; v i t t!i? Priv.t K. ni.liino in? ii 'v.- I a.,.; ret. A 1 i' E FROM NEW JERSEY i I SH i O'vV N, Jan. .c, 18 li.?oSf?ibl? lb iv r'l'i l.nv; -iai? ?!in tied all thin* >vho h ij i:.' I it'it h? tii' i to trv a !u* "K V U .iN Sl'UMrOiNI) KM'i'i.MiTOi HOKLilQU ND, with no other expectation tlwn that it nun i I t. third W Ii i j M M try 1 if :i?, 1 UU r\v the j 1 ?nre t?? y, that my -alth t lir liu.- fit thf IliSll'Uii M i'..! i mi it' 1 re'iini in. si.jcert v. ..v ti is i iton i health. V? ;u iiivail ass i vant. WILL! V.M HOMAN. rj c iV f. T isc Son, 4"i Dirisioii .:?inv. tl!, Aat'ir i: t 2Ki Hr??- Ml I I iiiri*. 1 i !*.ni m or| Alhm c; ilart, o4.? U :f?cJ -f; l ih mi >t .i corn i i']' Iluilsou mid ..t. o i-ti"?'C*, ily ?Ha* n. V firwet; Htih 16? it r?d Jl.i IS j., 111 u i srr?*?*> i i iv;i i' tI"n yro. r, Willi" i -h l? ill. 'S.Zi lito ;J direct, New ark, IN j.; Ii v .1' imv. rs n, N. J. .r imine llor hound Candy in si urlJ. f i*.siiN,- v "s.a olwiiomit can t?;o' iiue?. Nft t _R,^r PIANO OOl V 1 >i. '*1.1 !vr S' til will ttsid k. to rtieir #i!rjn i .-i! a: ?t?.l.i,t:o .r .I* >i.;ti lUClOMKlt al i I- t i. .;,.,i eti. w it:. t.ti fit,-it. r... i -tun!., .J t- in .1 a i. ,i ;'t i i .1 I. c. r'l .1 I it l i mv. ..I it." I!.-;, ,t U'.i. KiVrI St 1 it;- -1 I ?;s .1 N. tl.? Kit fit;- *i'i v.- i.t of Fan i lor mi it the aaimtit1. .!m PAPER HANGINGS. A] A. MO ATM. L is.''O., yo* Fenl street, are now rectivVs.. t itri- f "tn.ti it Nf.v D.-'t.iiWtck, an k f lis-; i Hinjr Bwrli tic. nl'tin' l;.ts-"t i. i r.r.a .i i -yl to thi- city i-ii nt v i l!. if t .Icjlt.s at the net uiili-fac. to |l. i i] i t ol" rr.T.cl. Fiprr, Ei.-ihrs, Fire JJ ..1 O "V -4s.-. tn it on ;-.:ei ill any part >f the cit; ran h- ii >t tin il irt untie atifoutia*r GENERAL AGENCY. tTHE SUUCRIKR ha Mini the ato.-c 75 Fulton ?trn t, i tin ir..--. .-.j i i i .1 ennui:,e i'at.-iit l Artii i. it., n i t in-ri u'n of ju. ii e:ticlcs, or of ?rri t' who ivij. i r ii ictive, atirriuit .:u:it to tlis|>o?r ol .1. -.ions, mil liiisl atiro mi one ill tin- funon of the J. ?Tr.'.VA1! T, T.i F.i't- litist, R .Ulyn. i i 1 F lily M'-liriiiis. 1 n ii. laay reiy on ot'.a iiiu tt 'iiuiiit .ulickee. \M "s WIG MAKKUV AM' it'MovcMiiNT IN siA.Nl FACTUKU OF TO I I'EJSS. PILAl.ON, vl U.i r, r,.p- St Poo's Chu.cli, i.. die ?u*t Vr-i \orli AMAZON TOl'PEE, Cr 1,1; Ot *Y- 8tiWii: The Touptfs nre I.; n,. t! "j fhf i.:j i> i. u ."rivahcc?tin- ii ina, at the opinion of .lb in.I I ihi- profession iu Atw c m '1'.. -.vj-i.Ik- 1'i.itnUie VHtf-nUMS. j nr., t'i- Ii-- 11, "si I mis! the fi> - at oM tiUr.. FROM INWARD \ITH. v 1 b evtn eold, wWeh final- i (it 1.1 *?i 1 m-11.1* r tiir uif) tmm.tiou f tn d with i in the throat, that v 1 itid .iv na t nnikKiri of io.- 1 a Horn* j 1 1 ,1 tl,r hi li it tf vnn, I c .ic!unl. m m\ tie- Im nan nr.?tlte 'i ,.i ?but u on mils, n; 11 ol' II n-rhi ii i.l iini>, he ,r i> at one mietrl 10 irtfm Hralih. I hare ileo we4 H mjr? and I. ne no hriitatioo in reeoanmenrtiM 11 to thuee uiferitu nn-b'r such tTiiotini,... it- 11 n. >ir. l?i whl?ia, t .i. K. ii.ii- .No. 13 Kwlm J'ljt'c, Ni* Of. Ifntu. Li. i*. 3r State st Albany. .1 i, .No. 1 Id Hviiimorr ?t, Baltimore, M.I. f.'inri unii. _ __ m>l?lr .;ut. \no VaVjhoS.via>." hoi ki. in phTLa La 1.1.. i J; .v.?'?h will known lioirl, Marshall Il?'u->e. ,i !'ii i ,oir.rw \oik ?uJ M.? >v;.I .v MANN ami! tieee ?!i--y can pre i i i. irn.- iInn -nut* l.i|i. n trust 1 nr Ui.t.rv such a |>tckm i \tiv tr ?.kJc tiv.i, notel, J m i. 1 1.- Alive *r I K I j v 1 r* of i -.n??r lur tr o in mi? S- u r. 11, I V- i Wflli.liiv .11,3 ?.VH-t.ua Wfi I r triiii/lrei* to th-- oirtn. XU u:. ii.sk. It it fkrin nf Mf. Kin1 -y tnd ton, wiust tlccir.iy ail v?ho vthold aeries a i* tact* i wooden! I i u.flc* t r IN- four iiuQtnrinn C^ni'iM j fubinsii w! a*toui?hif?4 K?-iuiutio*i ?>f -n i ol i U.1 by ii?e aro? :ni>IUblr. .Oli s 1 s.'JlTfl. il I** i'*' i j %ii!i is. :t it 1j. T Iim u A r. I!, Mr. l?. Sw r. \>i ri?liiu and ?piru I D ine. i?u the Tinit, -.v til oe* r).!i Si*- in;rw i* K. i I.-r N. .Tom-?lk K* nU by .Mr. J n'i?'v.'?. m i^ypriiui f\ramn!?cnl V'*uW* l?y i fu'.'.y i in> i.k??lin.le iiorn? a u of iluh ,ud dar by .Mr 'i'v. it i Mill rrpr etit Uivid 11**Icmk-1 iril r 'tv nriMl'.fllitn 1 of A Hi. e ni S the t I ilia aft^yr tU? in t v.\. inn %io bona and l?n ii tr. h a ?r if mi. .-ining b* fri?*n?lt ana (or wldic in grV .M, b|? R|,f*;'||A^T to So. S i' v' i Ciiia %r~ il m'l I bn??*an nn1 tor ig.'r r y ills f I i, Il IQ wnill ol a Cl' r* who r III lUti, lit sj 'ion lo i'" ?4X> b> I, f ?r i!i M of wlii '.I li.l'-rt'tf v%ii| ,,,0 a lib'fnl nlii) guon fuV bit irrtictt. A'bir K. X. SV.nmt v'Mct. tut r nEAKSAI.L'S OAR ESTABLISHMENT, folio h d in 1 |i. Water .tiii i, live i! 'o.? abo.r ith.i.mi* in. r. |v Jul.i in, nl hi tin' I.in in lli I'nit d .1 ii, j w, iiiqili I In- N?i!. tlir Vi'irican, Hi" in. .-mi ..in i ?haa supplied all tin-rat, boat> .unl club last i'., i ji.'irs?ir.fl lias now ihn Uo!' ?t assortment ,i ivs-3. ami -'iilU ever collected in on -place. N. 11.? Tin- lirar.' li Ou Stor? on the North River si is ,:.:.iti 11 In Wgiir trii-t. anil a? I sate ail tie "il' siun I ill aril enou/h ci.i jni r to ihoa* w ho ill- iroin tin- No.'lii Rivei s i dto [.ai litem Inr their trouble, -bo* I'lub boats, urn anil mull* toldjOpei rein ir#. baa I'it i i-r. m5 3m* c till BEl hER, TAILOR, tipm PAHItt, IM Fttitau 1 t t. (>i i nrs) i'. n fully iuiorms llir poalic of N w il*.-. it.it ii itia just irrivnl from Pari*, brinyiu* a l.l'ii'liil tim-nt I lotlis ami .lssihi res. I tlir latest fa.lin u, toi 'in' lo...i. :;n i V'' t~. Tin i. will Ik i 'itistanil' li.iiml a nici?si;iluirlit rl U'W ptoiulw 11ii-H In' w Ml ilirn'tl) receive li?i iri briuj now in corn i-niJi .ice with the lirst houses 41 hat city. He liopca, by the inducts of Inr rlithcs, llr.' quality of tlie 1'. lit' mod ..it" |'i 'C to l ive sstisf lion In lit on !.ii would honor Ion with 3 rail, -i. l to i btniti more ...id note th Un .1 with W hich ht ..a* In t n honor"d heictofore. alij lui*c [AIL KLLIO f T I" to inform his pui. t.i and rth i-, tint i hi hat ma 's an ai. .n t-in tit w ith a .filial muI icicntilic Ojttr "in. win in he Ins iustiucted in hi* jieculiar modi of r: i; tin.; )-U- si to the l articular defects of vi ..oil, ariinu' cilher in a;" oi in en... hliis i;i-ntlrl:i.in will examine the eye, null', the e.iil i.l'his tin mint pic.sb) totncti r, determine the i oivei of tin ttlatseti re iulfd. L).. E. cons i. thi' an ii"i taut oljccL as many dl "lea of ll.i rye ,ii J linos rliiti-'ia vi .hui ?mi I .r to tlir udioua tuid njnl, ate producedb> the iiial-.innlicaiioii of spectacles. He w Id hi-E to I! ti. ul .|i "I llie public to hi. new i. ;[im :ii I o il'. i din,' Sj i ctacW Ki'iiuiikitticulii!/ uiv.Tr I in rr int or writing. h (It in v. i 1 ""i -Is rs u f. ia 10 A. 10 S 1'. M. Ii Elf ill. O -i!. ii.l Oi'lh 'i'lir: Siiikcoii. will attend Ids C il I. iii. a. lis.. .1 o.i un.'V, VVi'dui'id iy anu Kiinar. CPiice ^:;i Hioadwny, enlran-c in Warrrn street. ai"3 tm*r [*AL.t UAil.SE I'.VIN l'. The K'lh oitiiue Paint hiviu,' b. .-u is ?'i. I\ trs' i iji this city du'i i.' ibe winter tncntlm, llu jsiii': in recommend it with renewed confidence to .hlo'. ft tun i -i'lciim in I' KtUtomine 1 nil now h. i .N aT oiioirs ru cnurt -ration of it* tilvtti.. ..iiprriinotis am :i^ tin uiu..t pioiiiineut are the followink'

K iUoioiiie t us are more pcrnisucut, more luoiinnns and i. iit. I, iii colors. ru are applied without ocatsioiiiji; i.nj olftu-ii smell it iiuurioui elTect upon in aim, am! dtti.; in i lev. hours. K ninu Paint um ii I In w islird wT.ru toiled, accoidiili; to direcI ion i in the cirrn hir. (J.an* rccrit' d and punctually tti o h i! to 'I the KALSOMINI. PAINT LEf'OT. feb!73mc iiioa.lwi r I', ..r.hl in. us s; i 'ivnt i 1 ine.-v. in ruf.ll's te'T" riliAMK L:I 1 !v. WITHOl i' '.VINE OH AI*. i(illOL ?li h have >ou no appei Do you n-.t reluh Till l'ie* hlttl r* the) will afto ftrraUy a ...i, of. '..led. i i 11. uu.lie. w r'l 1.1.. i >_ T. ii n I v fit" WAT..! i uk* ate tin w h 11: 'I!..- lilt j* are ixlivmely miM aii I i.U -s.?m. Tn ilu ri. Ivice ii5 ffiits. 1,11 A. i:.?. I? "'I- U, No. 79 Fulton, corner G>! ami other iu^? i>. will he fotm i i i.'i .j- f >i and highly useful in tti?- pre-en: seali? iimv I list ir.tlv usuhed tni his f;tv?-lit. s? iencc, w hi l" *:ect man, ..aim 1, Iiou..cs and ficldi from all fcy? cit 01 v :ain. Dr. at for the in nufactun s of uju^fortis, pure ri111 and ..iiiiiatit- ati.d. c avi cepsith s, solution of tin, i?yroil: :rom "id, lunar fanatic, leeches, fee. by the package i: i t i 1. X. II.?Moth eCVctuallv exterminatcd and prevented to exist i.i w lens, l'. ?;i;i?ls, I nphoUtttr;,, such as clf'.ii*, tables. i tobii'i. &.c. li- ''"i: wnrr ,.n(i,;t to bf t x'.i i min !,,u i ids, bed intr,5tc. Dr. F.isinhis office N.>. 1 \V .a 'clock. -2>* line Si CUB XO PAY. i Alt. col> No. 12 da it. tn ?-f, i?.-r hathmn. t a?"i tfiis i in* ,i"ii i imoi-initu the pu die that Ire -fill all 1 relit* i .line* .i. nil' hi- :u!teil with the ii ni t r? n: i iii t ii. i .r c cs o| drlieat?y tiis im mercurial all orioms.inb 'mneioiu sunj t.iin, arising from the riise*s?. l)r. j i f i ii'j'l "f rainy i?i rue mo.. itali of r'u- i", dpvot id lo (Hi t lit ofthlidiit tnd IVosn an i* r jt :fi. i th. !-t?t ri.,ht r. Liu, 1, ioc Canal street, wli*? cures a n v\ gaae iu 21 IrouTt, and an old one io less than a weolu ml la* t ESSllS. MORTIMER Be HUNT, Jewellers and Bilker-'1 smith. f W r? .1 1 sin-el, London, and I Broadway, New jTork, btc i ijiectfally to tpnnse the public Uiit their u( i t'li Mini w >;l be paltivi Ij i 11 An rh 'it i; i* ii i '\\iil_ w r. I v. \!1 ihe iM??vd r.-. i i. !j 'i lai! miv.tirc of Inn aiid liihm^r, it i.?* ii .i i> r. .ir w ii 1 in? how m-ny time it% is bir a- d and every bod/ kno Wi th*t v. b ii (he !c el in full of dandiull', the h .ir fbis to Hi:i: lt:? edd.- follow i. From an rvperienm o^tu "*t\ i beiint ii?i- cutter, mdliivinc tin* oopurtunb y 'i;i- i.: i n??ii. hi L, (and blockheads) I hive in ue e It s*. i mi. i svu l'?-.ioiN 11 ;ir Oil. t?i Compound l.? 'ir Oil ol' Alnnmii," lor destroy in* dandru If, p.rutin t!i j .in nr .u; .n?l tuiuin y. This in unit II ii O l will nvi hair xrow Well, no milter how much d lUtVt r iciie.i o.i the hcd. 1 w'i .1- :n i in, a' I' Hai Or er, \r,l> Orre.i'.vi i s.it i t, New l urk. i*rit*c 60 cenU a bottle. 38 Im* _ j) 1 RVJ PORTABLE FRESH PRO J VMIO.V ,w i-.?nU-d to k"r:i any li m *lt oftiinc, and in .my clr ?i/ ?-m .1 Lob.tt i H.IIihtit. Shad, y 11 t?:j. i tiill .'it*?B r!\ Mu;f i, I ;;l?. Dark, I hi i. i'lr 1: rt s Mutton Ei Chiekfii ?' infoinn tl thst iliry can dii^c uj r- unol ami inxi.? ,'ti ft* t*i? i'A A1'.I' i I, nitL ind Pen .nitI Kf -?fr S t u iii*.l Hut It t-ti I i.?nts in any (jnaniity; l>ahii vii'.li a.i wi tbil i* .1 thr Aitienra:. Institute last i VeftUbli fl of all kinds; Canary Birds, O.iM K?-h, U Broadw .v. a291w*e TiiK KKIvMLiX, mBROA'JlVAY, Thynrv Hrr-wf.?This spier. did t t 'idubinfnt in; of ;i !nu" i fV*.v hoi. s of iei-?urc in the iiractic** ;u( !tbful evt nd n :r-e.ib|e n-l^xisions f.om business \i Tw int-'r.r.l 'it. .;e li'.ted U;> as billi-ud roonts oil l?ow I iir; ul Th f-i t eon tail i f ui vcrr supnior tables, tnd ih second f m %t i! al! y\. Eteb siloon his tli** adfa i r -in. .ui i. famish ii in b" in ui r.. i I. 1.1 I d .i a'ns h?t txpeiue hive been i in tia.. in p dirt of it"?i i': ':r i mi, i. i ''lability. The proprietor*, i ?\::..?t; 1 n i sf ahli-I.me.n, be-.* to asiu r?* hi. I?v II- at all houri. allf.Ued SHAKOS SIMHMIST rTM!F. f W 1I.1.UJN.-T1 v \t r.mi?n 11 ll >'rl ill tn |.?r ?i.f r ?n i vi *i' r* ti ?1 -ft**. the lute: J tnc m \t. .it thi Vill., .?i Simon S,iin,;i, Schohaiie Count* VorSi. T*t? clc.ir p*;* w?w of thf *pritn:?. irrynfly r .v raiding f I v i I V I. .I.M, li r I lit iily H'i -'is in i "?iMt ir, ti i, Piliious I I' roi in t! of E iiflu, S !(iIn i.r, Scr- i.llti i p I p ?-r?I !it\, *ii-.*i W?*t oi tlir i? v T Alhanr. ?fii. cold mil 'Iiowit Buhl fiuTil^ifil *t >11 fimr*. t iuur >f l, ,nii?f.' i ?h w %U r, nd very attention given t?> nu! p ib.r ..riy f f:^ifoi^ t Vn .nbuiMhiiCf of ch pMiral n?? untain ayiing I%* i? alU!i:iou.if'lu .VAock' jftoj'otj^l fjfiJJS? Jfj'- n* HOC I 111 11 ROi 111.15- V CO e K.ltoTM "t. n LI'.Ac Hi siT i iikVUKR. i:.., r.:A.7h,',r Kowacr htt ?.il? bf Pl.ltT5.HKK IitlOOKS,rnfic M I. Vilt .'.r pr(> cfTRf IIASrTH. i-.llis. 111. TO I.KT? 1 hi I en i'i N o t t* finrn Mu:? t >li|'. I" l( v. !l -l' Iilllr-lt' s*>' I'Ttljr dry n.5 ?j-? S') I rut 'mm >w. Iv ViV Ik Ik t '.n .ml 1 hinh. A lib ''r r? T't .VI.tIi *.i Rent tino. a.t I H DR. FAWCETT, I. \fF-MBKh OF THK llOYAL COLLKOK OF SI R- 1 'J KUN I i and Fdiuburvh M il i U'* of Wii!:ilj l.ia, confine* hi* practice to a select branch f .s roMii bl I' mpndofawe volaati 1 iran by thi anil ran iucce?i attendh lib treatment ia tba car" of fenereil, gleet ^mitiai weak neat, an 1 mercurial aflVctioiu, together with alI la niptoflM which nndcrviim the to?titutiuti thi foundation of premature decay, either from maJtr> itti.i lit any other rniiae. In *uch i- nccu the appetite ia ntruMv defective, andllit* re lull tor lit'.- almost ?ubdued.? !tu n. ,i i t tre?tr nt i* uiiive:sa!lv admired?hu inrdioiet b' Inline th? fibre* i ii:.- %t. in ii h end ire th it i H H goo I tin II: ituliouai or nervoiH debiu* v rtattone ?-i? sesna! dcbilitv, if* 111i!t tl \.t akm iin|*?>t n? y bi> i,ht n by it lusive habit it* tiftuDnt *jfu: m.logically xt i iiu?d. Thi* hit otTu'e, i niton atreet, whi rt til n con*u!t/'d at *t p.ii I v.ill receive immediate attention. aH I m r _ SIGNS. GEORGE \V. FORD II A M JiOLSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTA J. P.iINTER, CORNER OF WALL AND WATER 9THEETB, Km York. Dloi-h L.5Hlm-r P H O T OGII A P H I C LIKBMES8E S, DT THE DiaVEItOTTrt fROCEtl. 31. Vi.\ LOAN, Ufpeb STORY OK GR-isiti DTILUIMI, Corner of Broadway and Chambers Street, 2V. V(Entrance iu bomber* Street.) J- LiUmrtsv. la'tcn from 7 A. M., till Rundown, in ?n) j kind of W' lther?Hear, i loudv or rainy. nl9 Im" j CARDS, BILL-HEADS, Ac. CTIOPEII THAN EVEK. t IVORY Sl'I'-KAf K ART)8. of .upeiior manfacturo, 1 cd aud furuLhed a; tb? ti ll-.. ,i REl)i'? liU rniCES 'i'D Caidj, 60 cent. do 41( 0 i 500 do ?1 S!5 1000 do 52 00 moil I ird* at 1. M ;>ricc>. drt, Billli Si nor-. l'o.siini; and ^Tiiov Ed!-", in. I (i, v d" in bitiun of |'i liitinei cuted at abort noli. on as t r.M. ai d.il. tt-rm-. i inv ct ibli-dimciit in tin-city. i VlalTINO VHDS.?A v itin card plate cuy iv?d ..u-1 50 cnati.. Hi d card* (irintrd r SI in, .(]Hjal to any i.i tliia ritv. IVrfuiuei-, Manufacturer., and Diuyi.l,' Lab SILK. K.Vi ll:KLV N KW A .\D ORIGINAL STVLF. Anu Lawn il.t-udodc?An entire uu\v style ol iUuct 14 MODINE CAPOTTKS, ESSLER (JOT] i.1. ?ii'i r mil. mSlni'r MEDICAL AID. A rifVKICIA?; r.;: ustomcd to prescribe fo" di- -.1 t -1 a privite tutnte, residei at 31 Mott street. He h?j? btvri 1 fvniiarwith than* compl.vnts for many years, and hiving i L -t ii a icular an 1 c?o?robserver of cause md .*i-t-f. In* Ins obttined a ihoroaph practical knowledge of thii branch of his t on, wi?i? h h i. rwtbhd him to introduc*1vahriM*unorofemvnts into hip practice. He don not boast of making ripid and hasty, cures, hut his satisfaction i-? to performbotii tl ugh ttid radical cuxes, ana in short a mace of time as i it t u possibly be ?!cnr with advantage and safety to tli pv t ticnt. And r* nt diy r,;i. nkiny', it is not necessary*, for tin* pa- c tit-n: to i:!o? rve yny ch in busin* pursuits, dirt, h;h'i".. j i-. !;i in; in vi >.v, of cot- >-e, tin nature of the dis use, constitution i f the pitbnt, and toe symptoms tlul may huppm, is well as than present* Hasty, and consequently impelled enras in tb son (Von whence ranilt so mini wing J if c atM ci irt or a n y i) mptoun; id the lii r..d in tl hut or primary suurei ofuiss an cannot ;?r suppose a to exert the same p>\v ;itid intlue:.n o\?-i the ad >nr-o st;v?* of the di i and thus while the iytfi m is swallowing medicines fi ,i day 3 to uar, his di j ise, if it is r it cl i tiffing i a chronic form, to 1 nt. his eery likely t*? 11 ftRinste in a permanent debutt li _ for but nhse p. th I N J is not.a dru sIDrel?lli> rooms art* w' II arranged for the reception of path uts, and his charges mode o. L rs t. i tin! v. desoribiui mi1 i is, 1 ?-i.? closiu*. fee, will be i nndually attended to if post paid, a ft n?* I GEORGE W. DAWSON, JI 'If rc ia!c nn:l Ritatl FurnHurc and General Fur- 1 niiking I Fur. rr. No. (>7 Chatham strut, cur- j Jier rf Ihumr strut, New York. VHK11K I ki ps i "d. larv: ??nrtment of tl folh?*v. t... i/.: ?id? I** Iturenus, lh d*t" ("ots, Tables, Ch irs, t." :V;? and i.rtihle D^slc?, Glass I've-*, J??>ok ("ws, I. hi:.; Dir.irrr, f'rntre.'I ca and l'i? r 1 0 Pisnoft, H*d Sofa Bi 1st ids. Beds, Beddin Pair tew, Mat* is, Oil lot Mattiiifi and Fire i. us, Wash Stands, Toilet i Candle Btdhds, Bureau Bedsteads Dp*- iiiK B lie. m n and woim n*. \V? .r. Vppan n?*w and .vennd hainled. All the are r(Ti*red to the public at very low. prices. 1'? oiisinwautof lid articli would And it to thtir t n ike an call at the above establish m* S ii-riajj onl punctually v?-mled to and packed on .the sh i' 'ire, and on it- nil.? ri*r:ns. M'.ttressci, Bedding, y f>?r f-tling vt-N cl-*, C' "4' u-tly on b.sv A .1 .?rdt-1* tin 5 >ve e>t ibli?!imrnt will be inuictually at* tcn?.fd to ?nd thv.d:fully received. N. 15.?The huht-st pri eli.H* ?"?s, in ill thetr \.n i.a ai.d cnmplie ited forms, and a mild, safe, anil infallible ?ubstitnt? for mercury, rrailieatiiu: the vciirri ?t virus with ci-rtainty. without M'h rjt* i th? i i* t-? sir. rid;, or pstiictiiig him in his usual di* t oi or-u:*: while Id- r:u dh-iijrs agreeable in taste and urn II. I\- in-sito :it tdiMrne; ions in the urethra^stich a? uric* ompaniMi miKSi iiiiiiiMi auu unii j im, are souk't (hi ur? r m:i!*try to tho*-** who liare hern a.'.jo with the c%t*bliftli?%'J r^piintion of iii? Ice -i' |>,r nine ".thai ii"fhi;iL* ?h*ll r? mniu pnit to rrtiin it if ibl ton ht* loimi lf? rtt? II i taint fa rt oft nft| OIL OF BARK. VAt.l \HI.K OVI'.ilV.?T. r. MERIMAM'f- Tn? iiiMr.1 U'ai. I I' I' I. li,. .|ii.?i: i, li f >il of I!!i, fur MMklM. .1 i- !1.I |.r. ?i rvin^ IH-W, an I r. rat in.' old I- at! t to IU of.itiiwl l..;..it. .0. I -trrn*t!i. 'I'l.ii t.i.l.K aprr .1 Oil i. ti 1''' r* 1 t th- tibli.", whirl, at tntl. nnri. .Ih'.l f?.r it* p"'T. r of mu an l rrno. nilttf leather; al?. a nti-rpr. t >1 itmn Iftr b.?.U .IS.. II ivir.S r. rnvril t I' rvn.m. I' ?n t|.. ii .-lr.." limit.itr ,1; It.. au.l at t 'J. In.t mp NY.. !i. .N. I).? B part.' il r i 'il to i?l-?. nM tl.rt nur enhr pripiin* with...It th. \i rift.-;, .annufr .>f T. P. Mrrii. n ?>>i Ihr j,-l;...i pri.itr.l |iih.-l, in l,j. .urn hnml wri.i:.?, and h .aI,T. I'. M. n.i tli?? atoi i?rol rtcry I.....'-, i .rhol. ril.' ai. l retail. I J. 11 "ft-rrian.. No. L'li I', ,1 ,'rt Ilamaiertlt y t.'-rt, on' 11 Ill Viri. It ftni, I i Fourth 1. -r 1'f?. Srar \rrks i..-o !o T. r. Mv. r 1 Mark, t .III f, an l 1 v. 1). >an.la at Co., ^Id Hu-anuaj, cornrr of ...nhrr, itr.'.-t. 'in* St) 1! I '.'n I I N?M.c that I 1 h pMi.-il a k .1 au.l (in' n at ID II >w. ry. "In 1 M In- h 11 1 rI,, 1 r.- .11. Ilia Hah III J" .1 with lii. i-h-.ir. mil b Krnit-. C ...tr tiuiiI J' If- .1. t 1. n. nil. au.l ftofta that thr coy I a'i" -.''"Uti ..ill In- ttivmtm hia part to tuakr thi. I.'. n I a i.lm.uit anl am" rahle rraort to th? ladira I 1m'. ".,n'n ".ay tkmr hitaa avi.li a rail. I ,l,,ln il. LKL'P toBoarrrj-. mr F.TKLix" TjoruAn:)'s~ HDI HKKS SLT/flLES, FOR ERADICATING III MAM M I'KRFI.rous 1IAIK. pH!' p*' jo mi ion has rfCfiv*??1 the itinn of puhlie at> J poiti.i*ion ft *ome years p.vt, an the nm?t sate, npeedy "'id ff??ar..:ion u used by u?uie in lieu of a luzor lor renotm:. tb* !-c i.d, which it ylfccls with more* rase, with as nuiii rapidly in a more satisfactory nv.niter, and nt h 1h v liil t the me tint it Itivs* the shin soft and dt !i* it du?:? to directk'iu accompanying each bottle. Ihiee ui*. GOUIIAUP'S EAU Dp BKAUTF, or True Water of .nit., I 1 r inn v? 111:1 in, pimple 1, freckles, bloches, limryhcif, delicati hits n k u irms, I eli iting 1 'bv iiivontlc ara nee. $1 per bottle. lirwaie of s, a1 imitation I thi* ctjeb.ated co.iwetir, of fiie 1.10* tdejf rious nature, utterli ruinous to the complexion, and by it* cneil&m action 1 ri >?to health. coViiM [>-S VEtiKTABI.K LIQUID ROUGF., comi miten illy from ilnwen and siinnlei*, irnpaK 1 d? lit ttr 1 t 1 r the complexion, immovable b" .ublnu^ witii a ,:?1 rcbicf or liuen ri ?th. !ti cents per bottle. ,{j HA' IVft ULANC DT.Si'AGN i. or Spanish Lilly Ait,1 .,v?* 1 t!i couiit .i n .1 pure iilt Hue aiab.i>ttr i', t\ ii?t I'rotn lb- injuri ous properties generally com. ?lw:?h nrcpn/atioiu for tni. pu/j Ui cents, rut up in .ii' ll m' Tiie abi yc ceb hrticd cosr.iciics ar** to be had at he nbl e* r.liHu'd oslice, i 7 WalnC. *tiXi I, oiiv door iVuin ^r^adn ay, ainl .it J >7 Broadway. A-:? !?.?Now \o:\ ?Alb.iiy, Ale*. Outhrte, No. i Mii!. n 1 I'll I !!r y u, i 'iin?r, Gene itrcet? ijgSik"* n7 and !wv> Main tient.?I'4 r?iu\ Ivania?Philadelphia, Mrs. Brown, 76 Chsti I !.?,-v 1 ni.i?iiHttinn;-. 111 S. ll.:nri> 'nfi *ir. .trict of CMluinbi t?i-hiu>ilo!t, bull Parker, I't iin*) !vniu -A L. Berry. rii Kit h u>iiri, K. iy?- F?t.* t.?ctb ?Miudletown. K. ?New H .v# n, A. Law, i n;*. 1 ^reei;?Hertford, VVt*IN i1.1711 Main .t.? ?*t?Norwich, William Faulkner.? ?%etts? B:?-Cnu. 8. Jor?!hi, J Milk street?Lowell, .i. A. Carletoa k Co.. Cily Hall?Lynn?Dr. A. L. ll-M* A. 1 I .i I... I I u e?8i ringni I I. F. A. M i..* tr? 11? L* Roll U I iebi?SMt-m, MT. ii 8. K. ->rw!;'ir\j- 11; li. !|l New H itnrahi.e? ..i ?11. \K ?L r? rlhntl, T. Hayes k Ih.'i r, Whither nM?IP llowell, I**. Scunion.? iliit t ni. Ci.?n!i Dyer, jr., Wtfttniiu-.tr ?Oliio?Columbus, Sumui r Clark.?*\tw Jersey?T. geabrook. PrUttttocL Esrry b"ttle of Dr. Gou* id's mcticfhas his name with ,he name f pi .'r'.t/Mi, and New a i rk, brown mi the lour iid i'ul hi l i" rnf. d ->n th wrappers of the f'ondrt-s ti N. N will liiid it i.? :h -.r d\ i i.;e to cull. n* the \rry iw p:i?;o will iut -.M' f?i# Ir. BRIS'i'OW'S Writing Ai huay to N, S34 11 mail* .ray. u? ar H i Place, ati'l rreat redaction of hn te it! ROM TlVf i.VK TO KIVK DOLLA .S Mr. BRI8TOW, in rv.pocifally ofifevtaf liitMmon to the .iil 11 i fhi- in!".. Ili^t iliL- vrrv low t rms, (thin lUoiu, tj. u U'iiil art v. itl.in UM tut-in. ?>l'all) will inituct 8Vt uiif anil of every n;;.-, to acquire an cl.^Ji.t anJ ...UuuilI haml >i riling. I*i Tw vi.vk En* I.t .oni 11.' I. n'.i n in tily I'r.iin twelve t.i due?Tln-y arc Onj'it i lie;.;, i i a el ut licate I...ml, a.:.; i ihle to the hullioll of the Iv Ali i, iii;;Ie i itr. II....I.-K. e.hi.e tniujht. Tli (>e'iii!"'.mua.e t uiiflit with iufallilile eerwiuty to write w r!i .'.eh i;, iii i in.iumr, Miitable for Ltej uia a set i li o' lor M \".iit 1'eorr?tjioiirn* Ill-tea eonrie iulhrec ilayt. ajClln'r STRAW GOODS. j' BENNETT, importer and manufacturer of Italian ami t Engltah Straw kkU, rcapcclfttily iuibntt* hit cmtomen lint he hut removnl his ettahli.hi.u at lVoni 'J'l William an I I i.itt, t i J >hu -.tii. I. wh. r lm i ontiim.-i t? L. ?p a leielid rid i vteii iv.- r'.int I' ladies' I'.tahinnabl. Sfr.aw li.Kitli, En peli ni.l EnJish Uiin '.ahl.M, I: iliio Kuclaiel., fine Tu?vau, j .ew Albert So u fcc. Ac. Also, an eiitin i. 'v. m-ticle, ti. White Siberian Hair Boon-t, f tile smoin: .'?it eurpar. 1 ail ihe ttyle. ai yet introdm .ie-I,. extremely lisiht, beautiful, whiu mul durable, m'.l lm :u ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ON Tlir: PRINCIPAL OF ATMOrfPlIKK'!C PKV.-uti wiio ..r.-ive 1 some lime sit. -e Vom Lt ndon, ha*, bi- iuht with liii.t a new method which he II ;it in icccv I'M j otic- lure, of supplying t;)e loss of r.-.l taeth by irtificial on?->. without the n?e of uy arce*sories, mrli -.s lie ?hir?- 5pri?v pc*w, now in ordin use; nor is '.i'lii whfto completed follow* i b;. i n> inlittnmition >r pa:'. II*' cui best ib .scribe his method himself. Wr will ii?W'-.. r t !j, tli.st umny p- *.ii svliom he hus pr vidnl with i 1.1 tin v ry in t .-v 1iniiii Kilo curiosity, but .with view >l i roiiltiiiK by tlie conviction an actual t-xuiiiination mi! iroilu M. LEVETT, D.mtUt, 31 ta*t Ht Bro>dway, comer of Wlnwi ?t. sCCCKSS GUAIlANTKED TO ALL. "THE AMERICAN MACJIC MIXTURE*1 \n been A lwtilt-J ;u cut* of ti. it di-i'i.vi?ricj ol' the present v.rc.m i. i- in. .ir-l science? x; viil l?t co'r.idortii chr most in^iln ibtc dii :over? (hr^iwiMi i f iht urinary pttMkea* well kid 1 mid binder. Its i1 it i dutel) 1 iins uiical ctin short time, while the n;lin-r\ L. 4 talc?* (?\in nvnthi. One do*e c :unOt fail to enlist the In i: t in its favor, and otic of t!if n,.iir? ?i t. t?,. .r fiith ::i it, -t one ln? In en bisapi *?in:t tl n? r :i .r: lwi.il- u?in:r it. I: has rifely convoyed s)l Ii youd the p i t. ?:i. Tl??? Maaic Mixture has long itood unrii I, indal s ithftopd tin t: i ing i n ry to poi i ind> ati i so nbi-uit displayed bj a 5i??st of sopiiv* rii?I imitat i m 1 s an r dope id rh-? ttufoii:idVi'. S.ddli' Tifment at KinLru/ Bt corner or Cliff; Durar, cor. of Chnrn nnd CbainbiM*, .rs l r dm; stoie 1 III Broadway Li.?nanl; Q Bowei y ir. of WtUti r. i i2 h.i*t PiOMPTI U>I .LEU'S SAJ'.K 0? StATK UTOCKS.Sl-.i** t ,\i v. Yoik, Cor pr.-nii the f >ltc?win; Bmkin. A4. ia': ii, o u?!/.?->! ii'..iyr the art entiled "An v t .i.it the bu?in of B iiA jv .-.J P'!i of ApH Ik? thf a. *i:i next, at 1? oV!?>ek. M., to wit:? For 'in- F.i: m rT Bai-.k of Or!-an% 3ffr'i;:citn Itid.-ni 6 |mt cent (interne!) improveii i i'ook, |.k Lt July for $1000 t- li $3000 ft.,; sir. I.itli.iiii 'j 11 cent (iutrruil iuiprovumuut) stock, payable 1st July. ?vt, torSlCCO .oil $5C,000 For'the Ll?. L. i Bi-nk, 1 cr i tie. Ate A mi?'s -r cut "State bank) stock, j yatle y:rh Oct.'Vr. 1W1, fnrfioou $1000 For tif r- t. Latv.onci Bank, Sr? /a Are..riiit, 24 cenificntcs Arknnsas f? rck, j able "m 1. ??(T, 1W!, f-.r 5.iuOO I ath 9$I,COO Stork ami Ut il Est i A unt. 23 certificates ArU .nni (i rt r rent I estate hank) su.ck. i .'.yal:l Wtii Oct??. i r, l'?o!, lor h 15 re, ti ,;.it 4 lilitioi i t? p- i rent (Illinois and Ahchi^ftU Cdual) Stuck, I 'vrtble lliiiO, fui" BliH/J 'it $15,000 I or ih Statin hb; 1 13 ink, 1' rablc 1 ?t J- If*". 1,lor 1 ?H> t ..ch. $15,000 K ton Bank 1 certificate New Ai?- r c ?it (II. River Canal) stock, v^yalt'e l?t .It ly, i' n r $7 $T,C(0 1 c,c*.U.c.kc. To ft inters ai.,1 \t .?1 i.uutjrt and English Blacks, i y prncr, lor salt- t I way, ct ncr Fi cnklin. MOVED HI! Al H AL h W, Jem uid pa I 'v B rer Walti t tnantifact yof Watch 9 in ki- r' No, 7 r .rni-s riisirr* rn t. Twii. l?.? tie- i> f i ;..,,nir M ?l I v* in watch work;. air! *11 t.te lev t. nnrcted ti-? line, ik) Ii] .?r%. i!; .il-rs in cut UI ii M i i 1 x cut ul.i.?, I lit I U-?, fcr. W,l lei) 1 cti If U" iv.i j> .i i'i* ik L* .i", Joi NY. .1 William ntUmctt d ftitoi, i i' i?i.ch >mij nn d. 0 |L ;?\ii ;id Hi "I... itl.i TfJ If.'. Win do. The v. hole u.tilled to d.beature, and in lc#t? I j Mlit at?T?. _________ _________ *33 l?n#r DA 1 i> 1 NOTJl T1 v. |i n n 1 art, rvalrui" ?u ll.n.r, M. harm.; concluded at In-. v t;. j 5 v. tM'- tlx. an offer to lot i?iiH li. ti di i.? 1 l?r. f wl. U 1m |V.r. nmiMtiiOri tl. n in will undcrtaK .?i>- or .41 of ni unnnt or lone Manbii.T I. v r? Milium rim-r lu tl vr ?.ir^icil tr? miKiit, arid tomidprf ;l by oth? r? inrunblr. "I |V il ili.'l'.l 111 nirdir V- oln'Mf rtl mvP, nil 1 if V i .t. tii J) i. r 11 I nl>* i m* d. rt, i him. 1 i 1 nt i In 1 nosiu? tl?r !ar hall 11 nip, Corner ol Broadway and Re;ido *'r*et. S HKiNK, 4. D. I i ?V j,.. K t l V A NC'FH li?- v -:rcw 1 Jii* 1 i 1 t i i i 1 *i I -x? t, 11 .i >i fi r tli wAwnfAetuir,- intof importviie** to the buyer. At the above tin- riuni Hat. of every quality from the aver to the munition ?ilk can he obtained on the m?>*L reasonable terms. t ap* also 1 ??f'the richest quality and lat other Haiiei* at GEO. r. H. BROWN, Practical Hatter, n>H 1m 146 Can*?! stretJ. Jfrn i BO I ES i -?tm 1 i LK J lie LmchInt makes to ord? r, B? oMne ibotcn, of the tin* I quality of hkctirh t ilf Skin and in lite latent ti>lr, and at wry riauniaLle i.i? Ci? niEneii v.!u? hait b n in t? -Libit of rayi" xtr v. up prim v r ?.r' w? n ?u laiul> tin liii. i, a 1 u.e a.*.. >rtrin-nt .if fashh:*: \bl" r> i:lv 1'i'td Br., it pri wr\; rn TWn DOLLARS FIFT1 1 K NTS TO SIX POL! U>. Half Ilo?t?( Gaiters, Bhocs, Bump., Slippers, ec-. .l. .r i qually low prices. JOHN l. WATKI ns, in PYit.inst., Kl Evtwet u Nassau aud Untch sta t) R f Ui? bt ntol' Ui 3 H y^4toa^^in the Cit> of Albany.?A beautiful pair of illord .C. j?j -Bsi s. with loirx bi k manes aud uiU, yeius old Liu ?prin.;?were lined by thi celebrated l?or-i Grrrn M?>uulain .V"r^ .n, I Verm. ut. Their tlim- m nr.. >ia!T K'l^lkli blood?16 hands and one inch high, and weigh 22 hundred los. can fret a mib* m j .nr ndnutes. To a K^iitlcnnn vrisiiing paij of C irriaga Hor r it if. an i" itnty seldom offered. TUoy w?II he wiuunlud sound aiid kiud in every ictpcct. PISIC NT. fid Maiket tin *t. Ov* Any emirlcman tha: mu the trouble if\ come and see tin tit, and they do not an. .vor the above uesciii tioil, 1 w ill i?y hi' t lpeii?e?. Albiny. i.I 1 U. rfT il'OKHKS N;? 11 1;* *t S SA!.K? JjiaiHA j .ir teu ler you my moat sincere thanks tor the tkilfid and perfect manner in which you hive trained my horset "Star ol the West." J consider him one of the be.-t broke horses I the saddle at;.l military exercise* in the United States. Ami i take I 1? ntrv in recominendiug you to gentlemen who have h r long, in one hundred different deiigns, ISecUlai i s IInet let*, Wbtchuuards, Earriiigs, Flower, llinys, Wig*, and Sc*?ip?. A. UARRV'S Wi;i and So dps will stand pre-eminent above all others. Their peculiar li?nt, go.v;?uiier imd vvittikitimrchaimct r.thrirIn .--hi. 1 exactly u uic natural hair grows, their el.i ricity, their superior matcrid and workmanship, us well aj their ytvl. of ihitslt r.ud crrnn:rri ient, all coinbin t? I- nil suebpi rtect heads ?f hair, that they ihusl be seen to b fi'ilv appreciated. Any lady or gentleman m-dng A. C. U irry's Tricophorous, for the 1 loir, and do not fuel it t:.? 1k?*i aau clie.i, v si article know *:n tl.t c-ium y, lie will with pleasure retu.n the inonev-. I ?r all quackery i tail, 17tl Chattiarn btjuare, corner of 5lolt stria*at, where fashion, be;.uty, durability and economy ;u~c contbin d to ad nn the head. The_p.-opri.-tt rs hv.e the leamre now to offer in addition to their iec?;tuly iinpr. y d s5i. it napped Hat, a new style, the imitaticu of be iverr, v. i.i.'h s;? closely resr list for tiio price chni':pa(l. In lavsenting these 1 it. to the public the pi.>;nii r..,s thiuK tb.ey hive reached tiie ultir ttum of beauty, durability, u hhknu andaonlort. mi 3nf* doctor provost; COME individuals write against the use of balsam copaify, cubebs,nitre,i impi r.minoi listrisg lu, Stc.,iu the cure of secret tiUeajei, but that lite world know i that tlie above named medicine* will aitd have cured those diseases, is beyond doubt.^ It i nc.iect iollv to deny that fact. .But that it requires profession*;] man, and h man of skill in his p rolessi know .vben ?od bow t;rnvc those mcdit qive car to all the fuoli-.li nfwlf wiuch i V may see in Lie of advertLem.'Uh*, but they will call uj-n tnr nr No. 01 Brmd slrr. t. whtr? they ?aeiui. .My ofli, f it at 01 li oa?i, comer Stone st. a ti.rt i-'I lt:ij?"::r. tr s ami Jeaielri v-tv J ...f hmsr.t. AM rr.'w-i in! *i l?i i or '!*f n.ciiPj ii.'hic,'. A' ilrir- t md Ulochs i.ii'in il ir. :ti' I it m ;t i ?t I ;sJ, tl :r\u. It I?., th r. l .i it.'i 'i 'i j bv one 01 tin- r:.i t T.ciK.n.ti in t' li: li. Al.M'.N, Importer rf Vi'r.trhta ami Jiwelr>. .it" il' ..It and lelml, 3D \V all strut t, up sl.ua. FIREMAN'S GUIDE. -T-IIE OK.N KR AI, BUSINESS DIRECTORY ofthis city, i ,t. w.11 as lit-.- several maps Ut- inch, lure accu.airly described till FIREMAN'S GUIDE. Wht the n! no II ,ui..iihmui him fi 'in ibr ciniforu of lii i ilj ti. tin ltoblr iirrfm-uiH-p of I i? dii'.iit in behull" of hi.frlb>w i.ti/ ir, tli.-M itidexv. to tin tall art- pirfi Ci bill rt till i UJ Hi 1 Ill Ir HE FIREMAN to theaonrca from whichJwicspwM t-> nte, mU ntKiih i- i ll", i i bo .iM-rtiil riu-y ltiive oi.:itti, w 1; rvr>, E?\ iivh V.nstm-I, ol'a p rior lunllty aid l I rit-f r and Whit* Via jar, l?; the g'iil?ui or Imc-I s>ft Kr t by sir* b-:rr or k*r. I irirrTnl M Crv., .l'nul, Milk, k. airantod to kfcp *tr n n ol time, inany ciinvitr, xcelient 1 -r ?hii? ft to re tb>rr.^r 5 >%:i b !i i iii, lv? 1 his oflirt- in llrntlway, i M rti II limn ThU t'lij -i? i?t? rnnif t tint connfry nhv!ih. Our fiiemU and the public are respectfully invited to call and sauiiuc for ihnnwln he for* laaving tbeir orders eltruhcis, ind he satishc.l tliat they can be furnished with as eood an uncle as can he,purchased at any e>Lbli?l,mem iu the city, tndat prices which cannot but meet tire views of tiic most rcouomic 'I. N. II.?Tiic Orittrr.s of the Ahmv aid Usvr aru 11>.. tfitlly informed tiiat tin can be furnished with any article if uniform, made a*rr*ahly to the presciibed regulations, at a II liiicti. II ill at least tJ per nut. from former prire?. IIin _ W 11. 11.1.1 A M v KI.U Ott lillKV HA lib rn-.y he chanced to a hi.antiful auhurn or ji-t hUelt i'l two or three hours, Icr using a buttle of the celc';.i itr coloring tb.i hair, has de'l ri 1 man from .itr-iapltuT it. B"t now this dfllcully is removed, l? ail who bsve usi .1 the ilali'tii llye Inro bo,wiliin: testimony of its efficacy, for sale by A. B. Sail I. Si 273 lln ihva\ corner of I o miners A. U. u D. K oils 73 Kullon i iu- n el lil. and 100 Kultou, cut net of William I So. tel.. 7; l: isllIros.lv LV. Kn II.ill IVli'him: rasti ?I los artlcl- n a comhmMioa of elein. lit .r. subsist:-er. levin: a strouit alfinitv to. each other, vt lii' ii will to I i.l I 4*n? a ?,??lt.p i-iud altogether hew in iu chni.ior. Tin- h 0 i ie v pin I dm ability ?l the pnluh it imparts to tin- moat delicate article of ftmuMre, such as inhoaa hv r, v iv. m1, 'ir .lt .11 Ufrtlf, alsti t. carria. es, patent i.'.tlii-r. inillttry -.c. is ui.aiqn sed. Its application ia ?.,,i. ..101:1- very lit;)- In! t. ;v*tral>oM tbrcr rti'U'iis, and have u* full aud thick a head of h i. 1 eai. ,#os.ribiy dctiro. 1 lnvc recommended i's use to n number of my fiend*. v'ho *1! speak well of it. If faithfully einnltiy?*d 1 have no doubt of v* general success. 1 miy add that before uoie 1 our Toiiie, 1 h.-! Lriod moat of the virions articles cmplo> ed for the hair??uch ft* the Macasn ir Oil, all tii diferml preparations f 11 t's Oil, Vegetable Hhir Oil, Sir. *;c., witb S. KING, daughter of the ceh brated^Ci'l Kin/, ofTers foj tie a inns' leet and choice a&aor'* cent of Millinery hinds, for tiie aprin trade, never yet presented to tho pubit*, both a of the following T i iel?vrated SILK HAT. CALLED CArOTTE D*OKI,HANS, s \s.. livbi Duehesse d'Orleaiu.nl tv.k SUED SILK. ENTIRELY NKW AN1) ORIGINAL STYLE?.uid Lawn Iliti do do?an entire in w style of ILb, called JIODIXE OAPOTTES, ELSSLER C-t ?TT AGES." ra:i.iian aiul E.r_.'lrsh FANCY STRAWS, of the faicot texture. in great variety. Toe pionrietre-M respectfully solicits the ladies to fayoi hor with a call, and examine her elegant and varied stoek of Millinery for thems' Iv. j;, before they purch v elsewhere, as it will be a great s',vin.g to thcin in price, and great advantage as regards the varie ty and on Ttv of the goods. iMISS S. KING, Magazine dc Mo*b*?, a!?Jm*r 2ti3K? Broadway. DOCTOR BELL "PvOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention (daily, -L' uiiiil J? P. M.) to the remov *.l of private dif oases in every slag All ittfl i) m I prot d aggravated pr uo* snt tvsfullv tr-ateil b> inexperienced or pvelended practitioners?those laboring uud *r the destructive effect* of mercury or quack nostrums, and all who su-vect tin iemains of disuaso lurking in the system, may consult Dc. JL>. ulvvlj's with a gumintsc of A cure* Ti r n con to tn i kiting inai naze .who have hern the an1 j t" 11-r Maj' ..t\- tinQUEEN OF ENGLAND, r-srcctftiHy beer It-aye to aunouuee to tbe Ladir. that h* ha. on hand a m >a cnlnadid and fi.hiotrtble a.rortmetit of Ladi.s' Htraav r.tiFilk Hit.. The Straw Hat. na-manuf.otur.d to a niw.t fasein itiim oid b.-romiua aha|ie, P. .1 THE ELLSLER COTTAGE, with G^aty-iiilt i *ntl Stt;o Flare aroca.l the front. Th. I 'juli lie. rati'le of i? cf the nao t ele^'nt pnlturiu, II Albert Sir*!, in nar'ieiilar a. p-trott'-ed by QUEEN VICTORIA. The.iw; >'ci>irtment cmn'ii'te-il:v:itiw.iv, ,?^d 17 Division afreet. S. il.?iiis Paris Ribbon* and French Flowers, are of the 1 t-Nt ?tyle, Mid ?,,.n be Mti'chajlvd at either ofhis establishments, whob in I rel ul, .? it it nienl |uvf? ssora in Keuural, and dealers are invited vlo call nd ciai beiot Murchtsingomkliirt. 6 riiugi Aach and cupping puty s, lints and fracture apparatus?Ii.virumeiits for clump feet and other distortions on hand and made th r. utlery and Surgical IrnuuinenU repaired in the best possild ntim M M. D.; G infills Slurji, Pat* I trr?' M. D. Allied C. l'ost, M. D., and John C. Chieseman, M. T). a2f? 3m* tHE HUMAN HAIR RESTORE)? r]MlE Growth rr.u. d, falling off stayed, the durf or dandruff dispelled, and light, rod, or srroy hair made to prow dark.? This i? effected (here is miirv>ri hcntation) by Jones* Oil #?f Coral Ciieassia. 'i lie proprietor will offer no further stitemeut of his own?but tint, he cm a*?itre the public this is just what it i* represented, ami that the above are its ositire quali* ti.s. Head thi and ih'*tijudge. From J. fc>. B iker, F. K. S. I.t Fellow of the Royal Scientific Institution. Thr? 1 with a specimen of Jours* Oil of Coral CircaSsix, for the purpose of t'I'itrz its recommended qualities, and reports as follows? 44 We have minute ly x mined and tested Jones* Oil of Cool ('ircMsi.i, and nmf that it cons'-ts of compound* decidedly favorable for nourishing, softening, causing growth,,curing dandruff, an 1 giving a dark ap? ranee to the hair, being th* .J ics, which this s. cistj find perfectly true, find in virture thereof award Mr. Jones the above testimonials/' (8i*uvdj J. 9. BAKER. F. R. 9.1. IVrtMrtet, Portmau Squ ire, London. S. Id at the sign of A.neiit: ui Eagle. 1>J Chatham street. Price only 3, 5 or o shilling* a bottle. Brooklyn Agent, lia# FultOll 111. f Dentistry.TXTM. THORN. DK.NTIST, ?oliciL, tl??? att.nlion ol thiin. who Wear artifir' I 'iYrth, apd th msv require tlii m In., method of mi. j lying thi? MaxilUry luniily, tif U.r l .rth. Knowing tint liwr.* is a ili-tagr .nhli' tcMe in 'h. l.i..ill Iif v. .1 i:i n! ,1 in ?'iJ% rrsii'tli.; i'n.ri the .t U mi of tin aci.i i tin' Gol.l hi *11 ran. t tat a !mil ol il.hu in.. n? i.'fth fn M rt.c to .1 rnnjilcte w t, withoul using one l*-'til l"' of in rat of any il' .r: i, tiotl. 84 1 Ihimhrn rtr".t. a!2 lm* DEUDSCHER ARZT\ C' ERMAN FIIN SICIAN, ft rmerly from M8 Unison street, maybe cor. tilted by lu-th ?*-tcs as usuxll.it his office IC I Cxnri street. For the f. I low in r e.unj laints the Dr. ?uv et a infect cu philis, tl what t rm or how h i.; httndi.n', wlr fher the h a- tlirort, skiu, lungs, ?-r any oth'-r j?art I t lh? s ?i ihi.-; d--*iactive complain*. In disc oj salt rlicttrn. lenrcsy, hrrpp'-, erysipcl:!*, Lh stiirtnr? s. ltc., if the doet- r "r Ilou;e the t 1 linhui'-nt el' II J. G. Wf ut, lay, hi wi'l I- i pv tu wait uu Ids old irieiidi a id julroa.. sit' ln*r fbRI j j .i it., aN -t* r.? n. re S'l 01 Y' N I' I. CO. i? a the p r to ir.f.?rm their fib-nd* i iful m .ii "4 ill d^criitioi1 II T mi. 1,1 I 1.1 li villi i t. 111,,' I .in, M till i.?i, ft, i. si-..:j.-a pf ihvir No. 75 \v; i|, u.I r-'ini!?city nrvl couu: i'* frail ?ill V ft I- i;f> j;, affile ci.ilStft?*!1 M'.ifl- mitill t rr,=. t'l- II r 'it f?hn *fcer. in? 1ni*r POirjMTGUESir" F E M A L K P I L L S J^Tf '1 ?:r> ATD fFEFARf.n Br I 10 I. Dm Llbil pom iTGAL. r|MIE 1. vniifiC mmI'iii'- i i of ingredients of which the* i mn&i >v 'i-'*. il rifi'in f the world. Tiny Arc known nil over Europe t'?'?' the only ri. m vrr drovercd that hn?prwrcd int\irj*blv rertun it' producing the monthly turn*. Their cert- ifity, in ill h mi not hi li t Mluxu'.i it Em;V \ikI li* li'iv. tin y arc certain to |?.*od. I li.turi if III"d nun.' IIIH ;r ri. Tin-dirt m r I a I ifcu i:i: Jbiigli id y t r |r*| round with th ?*il of the irnwrt^r, qo*, ?nl jht^ Kin ?j -h# ?!iKctio.n Inve the ?ign ltui*'of I)r. VMELVliAU, aiiti.oiiitu a i114 liu: continent >v York, will me ft with in.: o~ -*ii ??rj n. Sold br appointfn? nt"*f 1 h\ci srut l>y instl. in3't 11?? ??&w P1'BLIC~I!KD DAILY BY J A 71KB O li i> O U K Y X K TT CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU 8TBF.F.T8. l|> mi i>?Iivirrt rrrrv r nrnin ?price ft.-o rtnt' f. i i'- ,n> nuli.i'ril' i liril mi li:.-. tor sjni il'ic I J ?U.nvil i-t.ry a lay murtin; "t i.in? oVI( it (I'll