The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
May 25, 1842

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1 TH r? _tVk?la Vn o?n REGULAR PACKETS. jtety ljne pjrcrvEfi^rrsreETsr vKr'jm New York on tlif Jttth ajnl Lirrfpool on fhe ISth of each inofiffr, ;fi& ifffc jilt "llOM N K O T V H K Ship SHEJUDANs CaptagiT. A..lhr.ey?ter, 25th May. Ship OATuUCK, Ciptain Wm. SkfrdJy, 25th June. Ship ROtH'MIS, Captaih John LulUi.s,.;lith July.,. Ship R1JPUONS. Captain K. B- Cobb, 2itli August. Kn'onvt LifHhMit. s StupHipnONS, CaiiUin E. 13;. Co lib. )3th June. Slup 8HEHIUAN,Captain V. A. DeiAfkter, 13th July. 8hip MARIUCK, Civptuiie.Wai. Hkiddy, litthAWIM. Ship UOSCIU8, C g'tain John Collins, 13th September. These .JiiiH arc ail ol the lirstchm, upwards-o I lUMtOnr, built ill the city of New York, willi such un|iroveiiu iiU as coinbuie great a|iecd with unusual comfort for passengers. Every Bare list been taken in the arrangeinent of their aivoiniuosLuons. The price of passage hence is SlIKI, for which ample Korea w ;T1 be provided. These ship* are commanded by riperienccd maatesa, who ja ill make every mart Kin to give general sal isf lefts ither the captaina or ownera of the ahipa will be rcsp.hiible.for any lettcia, parcels or iwclru^ea aeut by them, milesa regular bits of lading are signed r he re lor. t'h*> oijss of tins line will hereafter go armed, and their paculiar construction giaes thciu security not possessed by any odief but vessels of waiv nor freight oi i-unrf, apply to E. K. COLLINS A CO.. Vi Smith sr., New York.orto WM. J AS. BROWN 4c (J.. Livr?K>oL Letters by the packets will be charged 181, cents pi i single sheet* 30 cents pur ounoe, and newspapers kcent essch. in? NEW YORK.ANfi HAVRE rAUKETS. {SKCOS'D Ll.vr..) I'^stwp^if this'^mr^*^^herea^m^^^c t)ie 1st and. Havre, on the liitli of each month, as follows From .Vetp York. Front //acre. Xlte new shin ONEIDA, Vlat March 10th All"' C^jitain 1st July Ifith August 1 .James Firm k, 1st.November/ With December Ship BALTIMORE, t 1st Apiii C Pith May Ciptaia 1 1st August lfith September Edward Funck, (1st Decccm'rf 16(h January Shin UTICA, 1st May i Ifith Jisnb Captain 1st Reiitrmb'rs 16th October: Frederick Uewiw, (1st January f lCfh February New ahipST.NICOLAS, k-lsl June 16th July Captain 1st October Itjvli November. J. B. PeU, 'flat February Ifitn March The accommodations of these ships are not surpassed, combining -II that mav he rcollired for comfort. The orire of ra bin p&.sMgc is $100. PMMiigevi will b? supplied 'ditty ft*q?istce. with the reception of mm? and lupines. Qot>ns intended for these YesseUwifl W tor warded bv the tffns?ribcrtJ.Tree frefm abt ufh#r TliAn the eipmsrs AetnaLh? inA,en,a,

?SW il TontineJtmldinas, FOR- NCWdBRLH AN s" fcO.UJSIA.NA AND NEW YORK LINE OF FACltETS. Tor the better aecomtnMMioh' of shipprijcft is intended to dertieTefe a ship-Croat this in>? t on the Lst, .Mb, T(kU* 16tli. 2()Lh, jnid 23 th qt mouth, qommr ncitiR tne l/)tli October and' com inning. MilluMay.Vhrfi YTRular daysnilUe hpftointnl farther*, nafcuifr oC.thi'. yctr, whereby Krnal delays and disippoiutnpriits Wi)I bpered and put pi yiTendid order, with accommodations for paasewers unci) raided for mmfort. They arc commanded by etprrthnced masters, Who will melie every icrtinu to civt ireneral satisfaction. They will at all times be. to weal, up aud 4lown cIm Miutuippi by N?*iUn?e liiM e%?n?rs or capuiiis oflHese will be re*txftisibullion, previous stone*. silver or plated ware, or h-r any tellers, Pared or sent by or put on board of them, unless regular bills or lading nrv taken for the saim aaid the value tliereon eiprassed. rot fraigfttor passage, ftunjr .;p f E. K, t/UUyNS Cp..M South St.. or HULLINTtWpODRl'Er Agent In New Orleans, who will proinptlltJpTvi ard nil good, to tiieir address. Tlie .'iiin of thi? lint. are vrtuT .nit d to Mil punctually ;is adVertkud, and KTVtt ?are will Ik taken to have the goods correctly measured. v: mt STEAM ANTWERP AND NEW YORK, VIA?SOUTHAMPTON. BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN, M. M. Kun, CoHMteoo. The days of departure of this well-knows Steamship, have keen (Ixodes follows From Antwerp, Frum Southampton, From New York, On 4th Slav. lati. On 7th May, 1S42, Oti 7th June, l?42 in..- 10th July, 7th Aug., 7* Sept. Idfh Sept. 7lh Oct.," Price ol passage, meals Hot- included, to Southampton or Antwerp, f"0?Steward's fees, $2 62J^. Tlie meals will he] .erred im hoard, en the plan of a continental hotel, in the best in inner, and at hsed and moderate prices, passenger, being only -barged when partaking of the ?am?. Tne price of passage to sitlirr of the above ports can alto be (VK^rdf preferred, with meals and steward', fees included foi "G?s Cedta, exclusive of wines. An experienced Surgeou accompanies the ship.1 For freight or passage, or anv further information, apply to H. W. T. It H. MALI. Agents, >22 6nt*r 41 Df.tvgr street. J IMPORT A XT TO WESTERN MERCHANTS, RELIANCE PORTABLE IRON BOAT LINE For the Transportation of Onodr between Philadelphia am fi tabu eg. Thkimprorenrenl-in transportation affords to Western Mr r chants peculiar advantages. Tlie goods being carefully packet in the boats at our warehouse, No. 3f,5 Market itri i t, are cat nod over the Columbia and Porlaae Railways without trail shipment, Casein' captains and crews are tmplnynl, who taki ensrge of the gohds at Philadelphia, and continue with then rhe entire route, thus avoiding delays and the liability of lot hv*mxr imratrfl on thr w jv ?TTy.?Faatenftr* forwarded tn Pituburf and Pottarille, rrc *V day, Sondnya oiceptnd. II. STORKS, Aeenti alt ill* 7 Waahinyton atnfet. K A U.KOAU NOTICE. MARKET AND hu.Ii.iit i.!\r.. rpHF. NEW JiCHSK.Y Railrtratl and Tnttupnrtotimi Con A pany hare eatablirhed a KreijfliC Line between Nee Wnrtawick and New York, which, the y i uiead tu run |?riui wntia'. Laaring Now Drunawick at 5 A. M. daily, (Sunday* e: rested) and ihc. fa.itof Libert)' ifoit. NeW'Tol*, at 3 I". M. T? Country dealer* and /n err I) a at* the a ho re lino ii very A |iraWe for the apeedy antl f'ntap eonreyane* ol merrhanoi r of arth^" dhroription, and m?ne particularly are Drorera at d Dealer* itl Lie# Stork, who-ran have lyikradnf oaltlr coure ?rd batwven-Now Urunsnnak and New Turk, the same di y wheuerer raauitfd. The rates lor the transportation pf Cattle, horret, entile i, ahiieis+togi, Jtr. and all oilier kind* of marchnndlar are ?e y lnw,nr?ere*eeediri? ateamhoat tnrieea. ir Merefciuitliae lent by #ih line at not anbreet to any eat n tharife in rroaaiiiK the North Hirer. The Comi-any hare fitted up a large atnrelionae at Ne ir tin* wick, adiomiiu; tlie Railroad Depot, which will alwa "|>on for the rerei>ti"n of meiehaiitlhr. l'awyera [uircliaanu theii ticket* at lh? ticket officer, ev II receive retry tieketa gratis. nltlia* i'KEIUUT ANI? P VnSAGE TO PfTTS' miRG. The proprietor* of 'niniham'i TiansportitiPn Line to PittaWnrt, aire notice t? the Merolianu of New h otk. and ajl otlfrr pyrrotM ahitiriiuip the Wert, that their line It now in active op? ranior \di comicne-l to tlo iti (or arm to pn in lhair Hce.r will he forwarded rerth deapatck Owner* o* ihipperc of jtnnda, ilrrtined for the Weati^tr mw, iiu *i?'?iic or 'naiKnre ni i iiui'Mrj, mil l?lr%*e consign their roods to William Phidnm, ri?vbu|r. who will attend to *Aippu* all such consiipmwuU with Jut aarkad diatincllp on eacn packet? twri >M 41'l'r?iciit, which art tu low u any other line, ap^ly w _ WM. TJ80N, AcentJ 4 rfo. Wm ai ?t, oppoalta rii r No... N. Iu IT, 1. Putcncon forwarded to rUuUurfard Pottatillc.ea try 4?y. Su?d%y? aarcptrd. Ref?r to It, Crooks Ameriran Fur Co. R. T. NinHll Front atreet iTIielpa. Ttoilre ic IJ?a.. Fulton (treat Rurdwr Sa*v k Co Wit. Rankin, Duryse k Co. Neaaaih. mfi 3m fEOPp7:^ EUNE I'UK. ALBANY^ intermediate plices, from thk Ihef foof of Mi *1*Tt 'r' frmrtlandt?tmi?Vtrr* 311 Tho NOHTII A.MIKMCA, Latum MM. y nMatirll, leaves a^mre on lueadaj, Thursday and Saturday afternoon*, at J Or lock. 7 rot rwap or fM?ht, apply 6n borart.or to Y. c. urmiLTZ,. tf 1 At the office' the wharf N B.?All kinds of property tak?i only at the r?ak o f the r wi?er* chrreol. _ _ mi% ^.i r a s sa? etf Bx) srrr nTTHa nt> mc land, fcTorrtiD AND WALKS. T>KRH0N*A drairona r>f inskniy eutfattemenU Tut friend* to I emicrnte from the Old Comtrv ro the United States, and who inav Wiah lo yccttre for thorn rlrapateh and comfnrtnMehreomnvxfatpma, will find it their interest to uiply to the wile aenbera, who axe at all rimea po-pan-d to make anrh arraienif-nta aa will Riiarantea sitiafaetion. Tin- traaela romp..aire thia Iiti? are all of the liral class. one of which lcayea I.itenTLi weekly consequently all delay at the |f>rt of embnrkatinil i? avoided. As Has always been customary with this line, w irn thnae settled for decline cnmuui vult otwf U refunded, without any deduction, rut.nr per itrimar from [he annua pone of Ireland ami Scotland, can likewise be secured. For farther particulars apply to SAMt'EL THOMPSON. Old Eatablisheil I'asaaze Oilier, 373 Prut si Orto C. ORIMMIAW It TO. IB (ioiee Piarzas, Lireriiot I, F.tr.hanife or drafts at sight, and for any amount, can liltei ise he furniahed on the National B ink of Ireland. Northern R nk,nt t o., National ban* ot Beotiatui, nuyvnr at an ineir tea ?c life branches: alao, on R. C. Qlyn Ja tin., Broker. j.on on, ,nd Orimahaw at t i nil Im e Foil II.W IIK ?The 'ni' 11. i 1-,'o.h i i IIMTIwyVEOE, Captain Oirandean, will hat promptly lisJ??jtp|fi?pat,'hed. Fot freight or passufc, apply to nil I r Bi I> fee III Nl K K N t Toiitinr Ruildiri r. PAJJCETS FOR il A V RE?Second Line.? Tbt kxJJVship ST. NICOLAS, John B.Tell, maatcr, \*tfl tali jataHKaon the 4>t June. BOVD It HINrKEV, Agents mNr No. 9 Tontine Uulldii 1 J g tltHJU J J i Jo n vi E1VT7 ?>i I'i V NE RAILROADS STEAMBOATS. HARNDEN fc ro.?GERMAN lOENC) KCiilu rsiivs|N t!ull\ announce in ari.iTi.'?meJ?t which they liave recently made with Samuel ll-inchl, K*>., LT. S. Consul al ,or t!uJ of e tah! idling a OKNEll Vij CONTl.NKNTAle AGENCY al tiA.it 4>l ict*, Jiw iln lujiLMctioii i>i Kv>i uanlii^ und-C nnmiaftiot) ii" him 1 i I. ilitatni the ofn mete 141 itftergi hciie****! tbia country tod ImmUuciiuI Kuropc, As Antwerp i* m lusted in the centre of the in lnufttcturine r^ion'off Europe, i* at onh jf hovm (biKuic-fn>in Cmuftni; 4fl lioiu'-i item ftfjs, in the immediate vicinity of H ill ami and Getlitany, ahd directly cobnecti with all by rallroetet or vtt'um packets it* Jocatufri aliord,s the gruffest advantage* for j?ulolt ning and forwirdin'j Contimnti! good*. All order*treceived at aur.ofBce* in 15o?um, Albany. New York and Philadelphia, in aeasou for that purpose, will oe foiy arded by the Belgian lh( lUilrim.U m Itffi h..ni Alhuiv *u?t Utq mu rine- I ilUio fi.r UdUVVA nmv.: ?i i..?. ...t-- ?i?- J mmlajKred, rt^uianty fcKeneter, LocltnortJ. A. f'tark, BatStia Thomas Blossom; Buffalo. POMKROY US', No. i Etrhangr B'vl'liags, Albany. al l 1 Wall street, Nvw York. FARE AND FKEIGHT. KldlUGED- 'm-.? REGULAR MAIL. LINE-It OR rK'.iVlUENt'E A,M) BOSTON, via STOSJNGTON AND NEWPORT, dompo-ieil of (lie following superior steamers, mnltirttf in ecstmec' tion with the Btonington and Providence, and Boston and fro1 videuce Railroad,? MABflALHUSETTS, Captain Comitocli. I JlHQPE- ISLAND, Captain ThayeH NARRAGA NSl'.lT, 1 'sptain Woo lie y. MOHEUAN, Cajitain-Vaiderbilf. One of wliich will leave Now York daily. I'uiWIayg etI re pud) frotn Pier No. I, North River, Battery Iltce, at five o'clock, P. M. V. Fate, to Boston,' 00 Decfc passage, $9 21 do. Providence, j 00 do. do. 1 j0 AattAMOeMCST. Tha NARR AOANSET, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,for Hminurvio. n j The M ASSAGltUSETTS, on. Tutssslays, Tluiradays, and Saturdays, for Styningtott. Passengers on the arrival of the steamer* at Stovmw'ton, may t ike the Railroad rrs mid trrocevd iinmedi-.tely m rrvvi donee and Boston, and lor die accoiuiirodaUttu of persous travelling bet vveeji New York i\nd Newport, The Steamboat trains w ill stop at Wrokford long enough to leave and receive lossvnRCTS. e Freight taken at tho following much reduced, ntgi To Boston, on gooils Weighing forty pounds or upwards to the cnhic foot, at $3 Si) pvrtfm, and 011 measurement goodsT cents po 1 foot. 10 '?l! To 1'rovhleacw, on meayuremeut. goods 3 ceuts per cubic foot, and vpecilic articles as ut>r btBf to be obtained at office 2! Bfoadvrttv. fn3t fim OPPOSITION UNE. FOR ALBANY. _ FARE REPUCE^.! 4-?s!*iu:e iju vcjwn?or nils ?u ccnm, FTlJiiaHT TAKEN AT RED&CB1) PRICKS. The ccnnMbdinu* Steamboat WASHINOV? JsTON. Caiihun.J. M. Urowu, lieviMt made y I KIT f ,4u i?iut:eim;ut* U> chauue her tj*y? i.flcaTim; Ntw York,, liereafUft teste mr foot of Ksittmidn atreet, Nrav York, etery Mondav, W, iliie.dny, ami Fridavrfteration, al S o'clock, and Albany, etery Tue.dav, Thnrvlai, and ,Ma turday aiiernnou, at 5 o'clock, luiJina^ on her luaautc each way al the foot of Hammond atrect, Newbnrjh, PorijhVeetuia, Kingaton Point, Can,kill and Hudaon. For freight of iioainre, aptly to tlir Captain on hoard, or to D. RANDOLPH MAltrlNVNo. 1.12 Went atrecu m9c TARE REDUCED TO AU CENTS. _ STATiiK: LSLAND VCRRY. Foot of Whitehall afreet. I The lUaiMrt 8TATEN ISLANDER and SAMSON' 1 will hi a a* follow,, mini lurihrr uolioe Lean t Stat> n I,laud Leave* New York. At o'clock a. M. At B o'clock a. M> H 9 9 ,0 12 11 IX r. at. P. M. 3 s r .6 M fi N. All yooila a/ripped ?fp reiyitrrd to he |>uttrnl4riv mafkeM'J11NUnfilealramboal UHillLANDERa C -U'UtH Jloburt WyilfoM, wifl leiVp tf*? foot of WiuTutl %trt?*t4 New York, t'terr .Moti4hv, Thtir?laV' %fnl SatiinUy afttttioou* at A oVVxfli. lUntniin^. tW Highland**! will (Uavr Nttw bujylf very Moniln moiwug at o\K>c^, rluI Tuesday aiiJ Fiidiiy1, alt. idood ..t li cm. Ko. freirht or patsac*, Pnty' to the r?ff-lis on board, N. B.?All ba^iT*** antt m'irht of e*erv description, bnnk bills (a* ui on board this boat, must be at lite risk of iho owaeci tli?|reuC unless a bill of lading or receipt is signed fof ihe en" m7S TAILORING. RET REN'OI IMENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY. T1IE SntwciilHT, wifli'a vi*tr or meetim; the eticeneie* of 1 die time., Ima maTe itflMK 'rrtMItif whereby In- will hencri forth he enabled to fiirMah garment* of the Very beat quality, al an imnviiar adving front firmer chirtti'i. H ivina m.ide lii* purcha-.ta etcliwinrly foe hr ia (h'teriniinta l,.coini?lfc with the ehe?|ie^t,(i>HU|e reidv ihunryit ?ei(d, only,) while he [dedqe, hlinafdl tn continue the aaina nhterraiiCe of cli yanep and iiiuirtutlily w'tach for the !a,t fifteen eSra haa rharnctl-rft.ed hot eatabliamneat. Grenrlemen air referred to the annetcd 11,1 u| price., with the aMtirantc that the article* enumerated ah.ill equal in qnallty and atvlc to the moat coctly. Dim oifiU ol auper wool dyed chilli*, fnan $13 to 24. Prnta,, ua _ do caaaimere, 8 to IB. Ycata, iifrtet)' f,?hionyhle variety, 3 N) tn j 30, G' njlemeti wi.ltin,"; th furnivh their dWtl mat?nah can havp thnr rtrmenletiiaile ?ud trimmed lit Ulb-aarno atfbr',1 eVra?.ie?, in yrotHatioil lo lha altovwt Si. B.?Mr. Btbcook, lom; known a* oae of the ne>*t fo*U" able uutlera, cuiiuuuea la tnc *atahli?hment, i CUAS, CijXjSifin of the Oo^W^left^ __ i 1 ,r ,'--7T MR. BKf KKR. TAlLOIl, ho in PArtJH. M pnlirti atreet.fun tuin) iM|>retfuJly iofa?m*.?li? j?akc of York, that be Lu .iu?l am red {'iun?, Pari*, bringinga ?plciiil| f w l-iteit bullion, far Patitalo'.u* iml Vrtu.' TVte will "be ron?t*ittly found a nice a**erttncm o( new pood*. Whieh He will dirartty ta.'tdva fli>|n Pari*, being now in com ?i>imJ.uoe with the Art* howea ?f that city, lie in'i'a*. by thewoodiieaa of the clalhea, the quality of the good*, *uil hi* moderate prices, to give ?dtr*r>climi to tho?e who would honor' litfiT" wtllV t T*tt, "and to obtain more mure the tm?t wltR WMfcH tfftaybmi honored heretofore* mACIIIN'H l'OETUV. WHKKLKR, TAlt4 ilioiaUl they want coat, *c?t or ;*?nta, No anc can fit thbift if hi? rant. I'ricetiOw to?uit th' time*, tlloth, too rarioit* fur tlieae rhytnea; In thocl you'll find aoaabrr Taiioe. So nnre ki |'b aar yqu aa A lYUkl Lf>R ml3 lmc _ |C7 Broadway, up ttairaj MARTIN'S Cneh Tailoring EMtabtlihment, ft /lirifli sd to IM William ttrect, toyntr of Jfnn ftroot, r|''itK ?ijh%i;jibt.rf in aui?ouu.-iujt the ahure to hit fri for tiirUl r.>'V"l ?Vv'cn> >'f *n'"i* 1 ?f ?- r >4oucunt voucher fur kit chimimhu-*. J"f*r 1"' tenia conocr ted wi'h t-???? !mth? rfhirtt, mi cjiinl*i1.d? will V f. im7 Chatham atreet, corner nf Ihomr atreet. New York. WHERE he keep* for salt? a lar^e roent of* the fi|llow?, iiiK articles, vii.: Sideboards, Bureaus, Bod*leads, Cots, Tables, hairs, Office and Portable batik*. Glass t'wi'L Book Ca>i'S, UooWjnc GUmms, PlMMiu:, Cytilrv. '1 ea and Pier 'lnhles, Pianos, Sofa*, Sola DeiWtCaUs, nods, Bt-aiBnc^ ral?*a^ters, Mattruertfs. C?rurtA..Oila Cloth. Malting aud tire Irons, WasU Stands, 'i out t Tabies, t_ andie St.iid*, Bureau Bedsteads Dremtn4 Bureaus, SefW, &c. Also, a large &s*ortnioui of men and womeirs Wearing Apj'oel. m n .tU'l l^eomi loaded. AM the above .articles are offer-d to the public at y^ry Into' prices. PMfaori* hi want of snid rfrttcrcs would' find It to" rhetr advantage to make ait early call, at the abovo ewUbifjhmeiit. Shipping orders punctually attended to and iwked on the shortest Douce, and on reasonable teiinx. Mattresses, Bedding, Icr. for fittui*ui isk.GaLkjotix and Tas?Is Irom pattern*latwly received. J N. B. Particular attention paid to the fitting up of Ottomans, Fife Screens, and otiier fancy articles, wrth cufbrnidvred Taptuuy. WASlllNiiTllfC MJlEKS, d ifi fim 115 Broadway, next the Hospital. JOSEPH i IS5K O V Elf.'FmieV Cihmfrt M*kef, Mafht-mdto J icalyun {Naytioal luitmroont.Cfue Manufacturer, 269.)y$lvf st,? t. ,r onL Ghronoifei'tcr tioic* ofa superior make, buotvietrr, therrmmv-. eier frami-a. nuadrant. sextrmt'i siir\> voi- *nnrii*?l d. nfi-t and (imwlnr h?*p?, in i- ajitwrutua kinl m'liiclim ?*Vir-??f any lr 1*1 li> iixl make All kiwU vi i.iui'V \vyrk, jn*duuct and iVck klij). RH irkcfj. Mnih, K. Jt Q. W. Bluijt, comer/if Watt f street atof Bmlltl! t>li|>. Mr. A..MrKatryi 1M WatrMtfbft. ,Mf. Dpwill. 239>Peaif >lnrl. uil.'),|n'*c NEW STOKfc of liifli Chi amiftam iil.ua. No. JJ John ay., lit'Xt [fcmr toconier.ol Nassau Mitel, 8T(M VENfL 4i CO. nave rh? honor treinCorm their tVi'in'a and rhta- puUltc, that they are .ijaiAiiit tbfc.above .tore, aalier* ihry rail Mliu a In rat- ami b.itililni nay 'itnient jof all u- uv^il'i.iiw ?ii|yK a. am|ili(r;jjoiVrUiu, at thi. thiMlfactrry prices. hf tile rwmmHiiieaiion tif their sleip, No. ^9 OnlJ straet. WboUaalr 4ml rrtail--citv and cnmitl-yvtradr-^ali ni? iwvk. il ty ho in any tu.rt.of the y.ouiilfyrrnlt artwh-a^natih i |iU^uin? J1ci>cx>41 "til John aUryl. tnf ?n+C OH'lisr A GLASS AN D EA RTHKN AV" ARE. 8AST0R HDL.iiE.-r-f renoU Porcelain Dinner Scrrict*. 113 piece* k ia on WVite GrilaHe, do ilo 11? do 15 on KnjEn2ii*h Parrelahi TtrHfUi it do t*i Dinner Tt*u?,. f rvi^ch Porcelain* >1m*{ do7'-u, .1.9-1 Do. do (?ranite, blur or v.Jdte, do' I 00 Soup, do Frortch Porcelain; do 8 00 Do Ax i CirHnhf. blue or while, cfc>. loo Tea Cmjni uud-Sauotfti, (21 piece*) French ForcoUiu, 30 &g,Cw?? iv do Cut iWiaas. prr dor^n, from 3b Do Tumbler*, do -do jJijJV Lemonade*, handled, do 2 2.? tahi i- cvttm* Of the finest riiscripkinits, inat-tsoi d??/*n*. at tlio low j ri^e of S12 the Act. Juiki OituiitHl, -a liaitdsouo:. astortnumt of 1 oilu Ware. \L SIMTSON. N. B.?Ajfcut for the salt of SimiJion^'Eai Cornet*, fbV the relief of jrum miiiuiiyiaun a?d m?. nit*id. I oy*n?*r with a ff-'mfW?icn:wmnf l#oin?4n' hmom hc*M i*r?i?fcrcrf tA pf- I f?ff ttlli*my/IiOWEST AiASH-PKlCEiL I The uttt'Htuui Ci?iuiuv Mtu? hauls. jUnkUm,. Cabjiwt I Makers, U solicited to in ?shmiVjafiii of nfy s(T)Xrsli'iuI.;?.:::? I. OLITV.K AV. ^rooDKOHD. fii OathA-Vic.T.Vilfhi* II. thl? WeeVroor Mm Trniirfparrnt Wiiifliiw Hlt.ul. Kvnriili. ?i Who>h1*> imt (hcni?rlT.. ,?-r: i ytn.il! Scroll* S? jO. Sinrtti and LMHt.capei St". M Wa^nr a^ei-tDRY GOODS, ftc, SHIRTS. I QJHIRT8 fnaifa to orier, after the moat approved Frrnrk tA raihions. di-nUnncri's Uannvnu yf ail ilovcri.'l..'iji made ca order at the ikorTrat nonce. ii> nilrinen'i Kurniahios Store 67 and 69 MaideA lane, cari.eeof William atr.*t. ndHn'r W11. I.J AM COLLI xs THK SHIELDED Victoria SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN. ANFW and ivipartant article f??r n?e in lh? nuriwrv sihJ ?s|i (a>U uin^ to ladifftWhawls, cloaks, Stc., r?.it^rit,rd in (Im> Unitfd States and in FaUr??^. fir salt-, wholesale, hy \v. |i. CARV h CO., 1% I'fart Htr?*et, New York, and by tl* irttvqUf#1, at tiie y, ?4t> Jay at, BrfXkklyji. Thrrail aud n?edlr sKWus. and dealers m fancy articles, suit plied on liberal trrm*. mH lnv^r Straw goods. TIinVRTT, importer add tnannfhetnrer hf It-Mian a nil Enirltah Straw ynd f rUtt, to 3? John attJyt, wh?re In- enntiiyicj to keep a aplrndil atw ex tenaicr'assortment r.f fAiRw*' 'tii*hi"rt?it>!er A'jnw Oondn, Kremrn in?l English thiaataldrs, Italian Kntianbs, Tine Tnseart, Eanry Skellworlu, Tritfe AJKrt Strnwa-Str. tgr, i Ah?>,. ui to Only new article, th? White Siberian Hair Bonnet. for the ?unr?tn#-r?it eurparacs nirihe etylcs at yet intradnced. feeing extremely light, beautiful, white and durable. m?4 Ira* to to the lai.mi?s. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY OOOItS.-The- firnnrifr. tidsa, Miss B K INlic, both a.a regard* (nc rjliality all,I cHua|tn?M of (he artrrliw The tmortmriit'eoimiva of the MloWinr The Celebrated SJLK HAT, CALtFJ) CATOTTE D O$LEANS. as worn by La Dncliraje iJ'Orliana, of fume, SHED SILK, F.N TT ft ELY NEW AND ORIOlN.tJ, STYLE" And Lawn Mats do (fewAw eatire new Itvlt a Hata called MODINE CAPOTfltS, ELSSLER. COTTAGE. Tafiiianand F.ngliah FANCY STRAWS, of the flncat trwtttrc, in greats iriely. The rmpricfnHe resper-tfntly wilicita the ladica tn ftvnr lier with a r.iU. ami examine lice nleganl ami varied stock of Millufcry.for Ui Br.mdsvar^ mijxinery goods. flABL KINO, the well known and oelab rated Millinery a ?d V? j.ndiei' Straw llat Manufacturer 16 Her M.'Jes'j-th?OUr.KN OF EN OLA ND. rexpeerfolV h*g?lrare to nutronucr to the Ladina that he I as on lunula mocl splendid and faahionahle aesorlinent of Ltdi V Straw ami Silk llata. The Straw Hats net' nwi'tfrctdrcd U a moat foremanng and hcroiainsr ?han?, railed THE ELSSL^K COTTAUF, Willi uriiwry a|..e? luu a nwiai r inre anm nw l-i- 11hraidt the* Wata are mule or i? of the nvol rl-Ki^t llir Albert Straw in particular u pntroniaed by QUEEN VICTORIA. The eijk department ia conducted by tie moat (nrreniona ohd ?*l\ly tailhhTt, not to be equalled. TV ailki are oT the neweat itlk.frreft ilttwrtrf. Trimmitut and Fb.wera to tWlWiM Thue who wiah to ronriner thenoacliea may call at floJj# Canil, near Broadway, and 17 Dtriaion atrei I. N. 0 ?Ilia I'aru RibluiiM an.I Frrncli FloWera. ar? of Sie latrat "tyle. andr t? tie purclnaed at eftVt nfhia cttabliahmeata, it wti lea.ili end retail, on rc wofiable twin*. mil km*I DRESS BOOTH?I.A TEST H'.i ST V I.E.?The aubeeribea tual.ya to order, ll ihta nl ran almv d twenty per cent below offer torea in.the neighborhood Drawinea Viae takeo nf the lie t, anil a pair of laata kept for yarn ruftomrr, ttierr ta no difl.r uliy injfettintta handaotne yet ea?v fit. I Omul iBtly mi hand, a larae aaaortment of faaliinnaWe ready made ll yttv at rrricea earviiidfmm TWt) DOLLARS FIFT I CENTS TO Stx* DOLLARS; Half 8"nta. thatera, Bh.$.-a, Putni'i. Slippera, lar. ko. at eipnllv iowjinera. JOHN L* WATKlS'H, 111 Fulton at., j a! Jrn? Between NaiiiiUend Dutch at*. KRENf H .1 MPOHtED OAJT EfcS if .11 ^^g\or% of Ffuhion; French ?XJbt? and fiaortt luatfifr T- cW.i/ a iriifdri Wflllfiftr sllf>f?a Allti I Mi nil 11. i"i r liwn hov? mill Hiildrvii. Alma' aral bov*' chrMl boot* from $2 75, I. $3 VI and SI per |>air. Mew *hU *?.ortmant of rnr alwili artKli-a 01 (21 iftnl atr?i f" iiirtj? n fop tlir refeplion of iiirpila. at 11.5 Bowery *25 lm*r THfi NOTES of the "MONMiU'rtfllT^K" NVw JrTaer A nrw iM>i?, are pilrrhnrdat II WalUtrei t, by EAHL fc CO. at One |W? Cant. r m2 Im?r j 1 i (j ,i a |RK I MORNING, MAY 25, 18books am) stationery! rr*6 f M'l i*itc the $r. John'# church, ha* the honor to ar.|U tint his fiien-Js md the public tliat be ipu published a variety of new and |K?pitlar mil*ic, arrnuip'd WKb easy accompaniment* lor to?ita.r. Ml. D. Will .tl", ar. in aiel COltfpOM BtUliO flW (VCfKltili guitar, afol other iusthiment*, and giVe iiihti actions to aniateiifs.on the piano hirlc and viohu. 1 myt |W>^; Starkiv om Ev*Je?o? NVw Rules iti F^ithy v (Jrf cylcaf on Evidence I) nik(v.p^ in Nt >v York Cmo) Uuikiupts iii'Ma*** (100) Sic. Judxe Story's opininu at length upoit tlm elffedt of attachments laid awn ihs^propettj i bluilrQpt pi liou* tobtibein*d?Hartd jtrch Will appear in the Jnnt* hunlber. Ab*o( Judae lh luN btMliiou in the ease "if Kaifton (vr ift;N juwclry) w ill iipecar in full irwh July number. The proprietor* will continue tne list t)f Bankrupts m New Bork and M 5Uf*chu?elU whicT\ wflj rrnder'th* work valuable it) i-vsi y bihiin'W mau. WTiat murchnnt kvould-rudee 2S o-nU in TM.j. vt... notnh*. commences a new Voiujttv, and offers a lavombJe o|? |)ortuii*cv to rabsreribe for the wi>rk. BRADBURY* BODRN k CO. 127Nuiaufit? N. Y.uil n> ftcpoglit. Bostpn. t CAiiiis, iuli--] 11: vi >s, &c." CHEAPER THAN EVER. T^OKF Sl KI'AI'K CARDS, ill' superior mmif-icture, printLI cd hall Ulini Jli'd .it ihr 1l|*Tlnc REDUCED PRICES .00 CtRti,I* h? $0 cent* MO d?f pilutuic rieruu-d rtt .hurt nutlet*, ui| ar nuniuMi' twinsn. tMiy ritaulirhruvitt in the city, iVJ^iTl S ti C,V IU)B,?A vuiiina card 'late I'mrraveil and VI elm,ncl)rr ?l SO, .quit io adV In thU fcrtv.' IVrf,liners, ManulRCTuren, and Dray^nE-.' Label',, cmnwiilly on hai.d. BROW^SO.^ CO.. j >89 tm*m tlclil st. near Fulton. PAPER UANOINC^. Ma. HQWEL,L. k CO.? .367 Pearl street, are now receiv insr irom thi'ir ma miftrtSi repeat New Brunswick, tin eitCiifive .vssprtnuna >4 V\\>*r tl.iu ui*>. Kord? io, V-'. oftbe Ut.,*t and most approved "patterns and styles, suited to the city aha 1 coil fury tfnde which they etfur U) dealers at the net NUimiffeS I tory ptici. AUn their usual raricty of French Paper, Borders, Kirc j Bo. rd Print*, Views, fee-. Tnrh.H.Nf sn^nnm t*? itU f)i\ in any part of the city can be had af the shortest iiduce. a PI vod'iur*p OUtl^'Al fI iXS WV1RRS.?ilir.i (Lnhh.hr,I 'by W M KADDE. Jai^BriwdjViiy^ Jului's. Ne.W. ,Manuel ol' Iluiuirnithi^ Practice, eifttedj with .uihot'atjnns. by A. Gerald Hall, Nf.'O., aehrtnd ArmriCin. 6ftitn the tbwd.ftiri*fdilion. This indispciuahlt .book t" ii >111 iinatin sts is now complete in 2 vols.? PncniiSly f full bonttil cAt^Sf. The kspnlv Giiidc- to the Adnuni^tration of Hinnocpatjiia Henu dies, third edition, from thf* stCond London edition, with addi(torn?Trite* e. h'.?. Popular Considerations on Hommpathia?by Wm. Cullun Bryant, Esij., h? liverru before tin- N nraytiv-d Vincent Pnesshitz.ln Oreefenberf. com Yt#T? rl bb?rtra?m.tteflfrniYrflid writings of t'hcHea Nhmdrv 1). A?t; nave reached the ultimatum of neanty, atiAiiility, cheapne!* amiVoYhfoA. in) 1m* I ijjf BoWKUV. EXST'WDB -f. M. Tl'-K. N... Bowery, Hi*remodelled hi* establishment. aud jacked] it With a brilliant assortment of Qat* of the latest spring stjhsJ Tfc blfers trtThe public an article 'Which is roikNieiX eerinoq or surpus- d r i(her for bet?nry ..r durability, qnality from the Bearer to'the'coniiiu'ii Silk can be obtained od the moot reasonable terms. Ci|Ni aIsiii of the richest nudity ??d latent putur-.i. Call and examine .id No.9 Bowery. J. M. TICK. TIW'fihWfBearer'Hatt. otilt $5; an Infant 4i??t? Nutria Hat J at th. mutt WMmaMJ (MM 2g,.lm*?ri JftWELRY. WATCHES AND JEWBJ.RYj VEKV IJJW. Try: SjWnU r ii u lliw ill :le*rri|?j?]f )l OlIJ n J Sliver WiHicl, O..M *-n1 flil.rr fVmi!*. lUil l.un*, k.r(, ?t r? buugnt. All ?Val^Mx tie r.ma/ill I |o kiM'p ^o>'.l tinir. Or tlir inooey ri H1i1.uu. Wit'Jn ami ''lurk* ttr-nnl in ?h? l>f?l inmuur, jih! iiiiiukJ. it :niir|| IfM ili*u Ine moil I'M--'*, bv one. 0/ (lie tineit ncm.ru 11 1$ the city. ft. Af.l-.KN. llntTter of Wawhfi nnd Jew* tlry, vrholeealn ami rctnil, 30 Well afreet, Ujiilain. in ltn*m \fE9sRs7>fnn1frSn^R fc firxTTTcwTfi^ and Sitt. I U ami/lia of New Bund sin it, Lnmloo. and ill Qnudnayi. N\ Y ik. nitwotrull] f" umnac tb i. P t Km the honor of informing M**n. dealers in watiji w orks, and all articles connected with tlic line, a? also M.mrs. dealers in cat* Juv thst their estebHehmentol watch g!j etti glaaa, uiJr i and colored, fancy articles kc. kc kc,f has lately been iC moved from No 40 Maiden Lane, to* No. fKI William street. OtatlcHMnkiinaiai pnr>h?mgfw OMonly acnoi ot fbe factory, are respoClfuJIy njriled to call r.r I wliere will he fosind an unrivalled assortmeat of the alxyvc mep| tv ned gooda, which srill be 4ii|iest(l of on the .most reasonal|e riams. ml 2m r 1 1 NOTICES, NKW Vpiut Asn AI.bapv HAII. ROAD CO.) Offic e No. f. raik PUce. VJQTfCI/la hereby Biven to the Btockholdars of the New I 1 York and Albmiy Hail Road Compatiy, that an electioti of Directors t c ntinuo an til tJi^ 7th day of June nest. II r order of the Board. C fOB. r,. BLOOMKfKLI)' HecrcMrv. i f tOtlPOriATlON N'OTH '15v?Public notice is hereby f ?rea tint i sale of property for nnpaid taxes will tak pUre at public frui tion si the itv Hall of the city of New Yoric. ot| I fondiy, the 2fitli day of Juoe next, at 12 o'clock, noon, ami be I c??n inued from dnv to day until the whole of the said property hall or a .lil' and thai I he Hvinlnl nl of lha Uii'l and proprrty hi iUd i? puliliahrii in Ibn Nrw Era, a nr 'JU i i i l l i MlS(1 ELLA\l;>( )i JS. SIGNS GLORGB W. FORDHAK, IIOVSE, Mian 4*0 O n NA ME NT A h PA INTER. CORNER of wall and water street?, Nmt VO*K. Biocl LfltAi Mil}'* *?'ecdtnl in th? but moinrr. N. II.?Kkt* V?iry |ni?. W*1 I/ALH()M|SK>AINfl fb.TulaowiiK P?*? In ?a V .u._ Wit^ rtiilt ?ow ^p^^tzssss^ciss: Ksreuj& Fr nrnr*''j" ?I1'I'"\ wtthrrt whni ?.?lr?l1 oi.lrug W> A?4^r*v .cnriwi Kmiklin. 4 V i f *r?and lafco caTe.nl -Aiuuric.au intore*t.? in that remote quarter of rhe world. Tlii squadron ormsi-; hf two veaselfqlhc Conatrlliiliun and the Boston,both jntder the command of Captain K:it: Speuji if the Captain?I'lejuihiliitiis J'w a Fight, Av, 4'c 11 1 l'. S. ftnw Bo?m\,) 11 Singapore, Janly good since we left New York. \Ve. have iott but two raw, and thqy of diseases contracted in tin' i failed {states.. One officer, Midshipman.Richardson, died -of tin- brain lever ?mi our iwssnge from Johanna to Qimtlnh Button?Ire was a young C*ntlcniah of great promise', and \vdtt milch retTvittrd by all w)id knew hitji, for his many hmiaVe'qualities. It is, tjie gem-ml impression that we vyjll remain leTi; until .March, uoj Opmniodore judging iijuc.x|iu(lie.nl to.. H'teuipt a pa^axo Up It he China Sea.*, rtflain-a tin- \rtlt Kast Monsoons, whieh new prevail. i Why lie should do So? t entrant tell?-n Certainly is pra'Ptieijble. The Cnmwnllis 71 sailed from ibis port oil the 20th of November, a'jul arrived at Maeeao oil the 25th of lk'cuiibvr; ami certainly what the t 'omvyallis, taut dp, in. tlw, way of sailiug, lluil.curi either of our ships .aqtjoijipliah. It ifiHteitd of live months, we hail tarried hut three wiO'ks on tie- const ok ?Afnca,' iir tvhioh tin?every thiny eottld have beon"-'(k>tfe that was dbnej "why tjinri there would hnVKhenmlrt noeessrt HV oRr deluyiilV 4m as fullv as til'' frottf ',,.Otj'*Vti)ie sfteh ilhahty of diseases, will permit hint.' 1 I luiy." said that 1)114 is a very pleasant place, 1 spi?ke 114 reference' to the ojiumte and loo market, very important iteinspt*) be sine but in others of equal imparlance, I must savtlmt 11 'is somewhat deficient. ThC'tnnin tasty-ad" the city is ft dense mass op srrtitll, dirty, mean looking IrotweS, btlilt t without any Wgard to order ot conformity the narrovv, tqrtuoas, alid dusty streets, stvilnn wjth legion* lit' tawny CImuusc. naked AJTiilqy*, aiiU Uitrr aw one to walk fifty yards in airy one of. the -streets without Rivmff infinite niMtrm-t to each one ot hts Hoc senses. rtrpiVriited from this ilm-ty, ratt libit >ity ronc! ciina! Vrti>cb'is''its ctitn^ta?ejich Juts a hj#?e, 'eiitdOsiirc .til/but it, filial with pi i;uf?. trees mid ^Tirnbucry.ofyunpus kinds, ad tastefully arranged, In,patard .totlr* orrupant* of ifais |mu utitnl h|N(|. 1 rnunoi, s;H-i?k fhvociibly, Hint shall nut-speak lit all. Tin* trait a (JotoI party has n nsiltvpaii tfhrintiorl'Hi I Ilia placo?its ottii errs "live n patty to Olir offlcMlj in Which it'great iriafty oont[iliiiifnts whre pas-sod, u grrtit deal ctrwit o.Aip' uJod, and iiuioji itu>r?- wine. fAinseqinoUh, th*y are tin; finest feljywa in the worlg?-uUelligeui, valiant, chivalrous, mid no mi. Punny the party many extraordinary feats of, notiviiy wen- noriormI oil by eillior side, but wn lioat thoni all hollow,.fo| wd pro'hiood itn officer who1 not onlyihrew n com' filet e frtsftinorsot, bUt'daWed a hornpipe on his head toj^rfdctW/n'., wt afo idj,.'yerjLai]\iiqt|?'to rChoive nf\ks fv iIimi whiyk suw war Hj>proacbui>,r from Uu' IVlofwiniifsus," sec it adunnctn^.Dipidly mtuttuti us froili Knklmid. i i I'ennil m?* now. sir, tr?tokearetrn?]>eW?at lot|?t I have m;cu uu account of t)icm; iresufniiig, tlioii.thtt H but I am ;d>vs. I cm tnnry lliOH?ti>nislnii'n?t?4 tW tro?ilpraii"'tV(m!iy manner. TM Snldnnlfi war! Oh, ILat soinn haul would |iVis?j nhd ccMif.iie if in LmrimrUl .vors':,! Surely ifjs 'a flit;;iiC1W'ofilly oftlie |ki? of. a I louier. it was girjXidurly o inarlcal>l?on account ?>t its oruaiu: uloriottfi from tin display ?>f iniri'i* ntid valor, and truly admirable, inasmuch in it terminated nneeessfiillvi and wifhont-ry ifli.rhtiV, having, w?lv hurrr'awrf e?>fi. fusiori, Ihf uiii/orfiine fbefUmp hie toe ritrainel in cyr holt. li? short, my ilruf sir, tfiirre wan all of tic pomp and cinmnirtniice of rioiioiw war, wHfnriii any ?t Hn usual honronv?tne ntiUuuil .coiiibiualjcAi, tlm admirable diwnrnitiim, the sJtiltnl manner. anrfn rlisplarrtf all the mirth 'ralor tliHtweatiV wluw" tiid rworded of the hardest nnd beet -Contented battle:' and still wonderful to -ay nrrrvirtorv was complete; oureriemv arinihitytM, vet not a Vtfngui'n&r? drt>p varii'toiteu tli: tfi*itles? wnitf of our (jeckiT f rejtil"itiar w proceed to dritw in rmtnI. I ylill l.uinlj..r l?un..? ?,..i; those m-hif-v-ni^ni*, u h*> h would ilHidu and *-le? ita theiAmtIjiUHMM mm gntoe die loftiest rhyme. Aftrra month'* stay irt Capetown. the nqnadrhit i>ri>cfcllrtl tp Sildanna Bay, situated Abhtrt siity mile* to the northanl, Tim harbor is an excdlldnt one, always smooth and lninl j^ick l^uotf, whigh would rival yicoareie anil diuiepHiynH,JhoH' worn by, the Swedish n-m shouldered his gun nntl knnpsnrk, and sallied ofTh'. His example was'followed by all?the ven ruble comma inlet iif ihitr .-hip. excepted? his uwtul lignity being of toy l^tc u Jute to be easily or wiliugly thrown aside even for u inpfiie'nt,merely human tu'ture this. N/utliiug wiip to be heard front the rising 'ftlie run even to tpe going down of the same, hut lie report of lU'-.units. The agile uud,graceful eptins nii'ivtouad no uu'rey?they were shot down on all ides, with a fiteiliiy, practicable oidv by the sharp hooters of die west' rn world. In tact the-kecn eye mil unerring ami of the strtinjgr horde of hunters that ind eoni" among litem, soon chnvinAed theni that it waH'tisiMeNi to ajienijit escape?like Colonel1 J-k-otffs r'ooo, they >gnnUI "give in"' without an effort to save lliemsc.lvea- It note would permit. t could relate iilauy woudcrlul advrntuces and hutr-breudthescimes met with by v.minis olh.> rs durmg their excursions. The harmless mitelmpe is net the only kind ol animal ilnrt ronmfldhesi! desolate regions, |i>r from the initialling scream of the spotted nud'ifintn,heal tiger,ecnora shrtmlf amotlg the rocky hills?the }i, rrfe witameabl? hyiMta, g.illfit apd. ferocious, lurk- in the thickets. An officii- of tlij* shift, rambling, in |ieiwive mood, i n".euJtii duji.gblfld eAenfitg, witha heuvy rifle upon hia .-houldCr, ruxiiouiidly. .meditating, doubtless, ou the immortality of the -rati,or Us- extent tuul compass of his own tmdetstandinff?for he" ismarvelotudy given t de'ejr fits ol'tnnsing on'such sitblime subjects, while thus ra|ir, 1 say, he eitme a^ftrllv near stepping u|k>iv one those s)iotted and dbrndfuf'animals. It passed within 'forty yard? of him, giving him at tint samv litnc a wry bloodthirsty glance, Whereupon the ofliuer withacool intrejiiii prebcnceofuiind,deserving o| tlx- greatest ndruirnlsm, turned ii|x?n bis heel and rapidlv retreated, actually retaining imasewion of his j rifle ?H the- whrlH- yrnoTiimmi' or rmr nrttrers, encountered one of thefsecond species; lit least, he heard n growl very distinctly. Not being far from the beach tlf the time, he re fronted precipitately to his boat, con ptejjug \vijh a powerful ell'ort. the. ..comfuind impulse of valor and curiosity, lie called to ltis as.sisrartre/FaTstafl's iithnhabh* mrtxihi, "dikcreiam is the better part of valor,'* thereby.roving,doubtless, a life dcHKlo-Uw navy,'previous beyond all computation to his coup try.,. Many other thrilling adventure's oeeurii'tt, w'n'rch time will not permit trie to notice, fn the mean time, war was approaching apace,, stray items of intelligence i>euetrated to our ?i)li.tstry retreat of 51 hostile lope, there was, howOver, nut little excitement. vve considered a war at tli'MhOst, as sorriefiring remote-und uncertain the mutteringa of the uppronching tempest, sounded hat faintly 111 out gars, antl wr cnlrnlittcd (hat there were twenty chsneew to one-, tbst it would blow around. Our very longings -for if, led us to discourage hitpe. That we do long for ft, js.quite certain. However nitich the good, honcst^.fltiiet, and industrious folks at lining .may, Jytjient the approueh of war, it is very cerium that we of the navy, would half it with ah etltlntkiafnf of joy. That which drains- their pnrses, fills ntir -"pockets?then what a nut- of promotion?jt is delightful to tlunk yppn. .1,Uc>-iiles,, you know, Uteje is always ill time of peftce, a great scarcity of lattnfl#.' t ntay here reninfk' thrtt a thirst for glory, iv hankerinjr after tnihinrtality, is the ruling passion of, the ofhcocr of tins squad nun.. They burn to illustrate, their Ijves with some brilliant and memorable achievements. The trophies of Decatoir, Hull, atld I'erfyi dietnrlvthrir slumber*. ''Oh, this peaoe I'Vthey wtelumi,.'.' this dull, unprofitable, unproductive jteitpo will there neyer be ait etnl of it.1 Cruel, cruel fate. Why were our lives cast in this inglorious nsje 1 Why are we condemned to this merely vegit alive existence?to endure this utter stagnation of all our glorious energies 1 To see our lives wearing away day by day?our youth merging info fhnnhoivd?hur mnnnOou into feeble old age, without so iiiiioK'-hs one solitary laurel leaf to reIte-ve the snowy whiteness of our heads. fcwveei IIetyv.cn, thou st)rely hast not stored awuy in thino armory 11 severer dootit I" Heroic'bit nil,'restrain yonr ardor yet n little while. Ere long war's sliriI! elnritm will sound. Ere long (hre convulsions w*tlf shake the "solitl rock-ribbed, earth." lire long, wiU bp heard tlte, crash of nation burial furipualy against nation ?then your godlike energies will enable you to rate upon nit' iwmnwniu una direct nit- su>nn. Lkut.lo returii. i iinvx said that we placed but little confidents* intbe minora of war. We did not witter tlieni to interfere in tlie leant with imr amusements. At length one day we were amused, as with a clap of thunder. It was iihout 7 o'clock in the evening. All nf-the olVieers i I'the ship were surprised with a smirmniw from the Captain to attend tiiin in his cabin.' A'Wordinsly we all there assembled. There was n lofty sternness throned upon our noWe and right veiyrahle commander's brow. There was a tlpeji (Ffe'jtfeatning from his usually calm, henCvoTeht eye", which nearly Indicated tfint something of vast importance was in the wind.. "Gentlemen," tflud'.tlu- pt'it/fTable, and lugiily excited man, "l llave called vim t?? iutiicn,l n iiiimi1 an icrntic m our iocs, an me (1 know thk't ^e jirc capable of doiiv.' it. .1 Ijii'iw, gentlemen, that all of you love your country. that ypu admire ;?u4, venvralc Ii?t noble institutions. bnowine this, gentlemen, f know that your exertions in behalf of that country and thone institution* will Uo mighty. vout valor altogether overpowering." Our viieniHe eonunander ceased, lie jneetina rscd, the drums tieal to quarter*, and \erv thing ?*as put in rendrncss for immediate neti"it. We then retired to dream ol hattle and ."lorv. The Commodore at the time he received1 the. iuiivntaut news, was in iloottfics llnv. about fifteen t'e distant I Ie immediately tuaife up his lislimg tar' r, limiting apparatus; struck hit* tent, weighed ahch'?r, and stood down to Jfhildniiha May. where vefn. Int'-Wigi'tiee whs received that the Knglir1 hni n large naval for-'ir\ In the hottest of the eaerciao, h fl.ut ty'e Mem hfituhC irporr Srtrnal Hill. The enemy i.?,approaching w^iis enfhti.?ia#tfrnl|yehnnterf. iiut you ace 1 inn at the end of ftiy rheer. I will WW y^m Uue real aotue other time Ayi Qftickm. A Col it r Mai;mi. ha* heen in rat?ooiH*. charged with cruelty toward* one of In* 'oldier*. TV members are? Hrtgadirr General W. h'. Arn?i.?tead, Colonel 3d Regiment Artillery. President Col. Sylvester Churchi|l. Inspector General; Col. f Tt. WaHnteh, Lieut. ("o|. 1st Ifesriinenf Wtillerv: Lieut. (JoL Win. Gate*, :td R.giinent Artillery: Major M. \I Payne, 2d Regiment .-.piHfn 1. M". "Wa?1uniMon. I'h Raiment Artillery: ''dpt. .1. R. lmun, 1?t Rejuinrnt Artillery, /'apt. in OnnrtT Minli r'n I>?-p:?rtiTi?*at; Lieut. Thorn** IV Itiilplcv, 2d Riifimcnt VriillTy: ?l?f. W. C W Hurt. 21 Regiment AnilN rv. .Finltce Advocate. AV~M

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i NEW YORK HERALD. New York. H ciliiMrtajr, Ulay To Li l?P-tiiStmlun linitte itlutely, A bountiful "lore, No. a--.au in th II.-ral.! Tto.i ui^a, lie vl d?o* to tin Herald O.tico?eacri. lit re, dru.' or J'jh'. l-.n_ e0r>d. Jterit fSt'o flit a.lll lilt. Au?o?i uu budding No. '21 A.m. recently occupied'} Yoi'.jmti:if A;?p')' t0 lie 0itic0* I'boJt 4?lau.i .liikiMi Wo fm.i iho I'oilov i:i3 w v that it C'?rre-?;K>noii all subof interoat to lb" State. Governor King has proven his regard for tne lives of his fcllow-cili/eiis. He lias insi i tinned the supremacy of the laws at the ,>i Panes. Then at ten cent* the dozen for i'K:,? e would require iifly milliards dozen of eggs to t \'i gui-di thi debt in one year. 100> do/en it* hall a iraue, bOo fr. Multiplied by gOO days, 100 100,000 Xby 400,000 phalanges, OOO.OOO The product is, 60,000.000.000 \i? th" calculations of the theorist. In the same was- he prove* dint the sai iag of pins un ler the operation of his new soci il s\ tern, will amount to three hundred millions of sues?as much as the fiscal revenues of Austria or of ltussla. He devotes a portion of his eosr to i ssWsiaf to what available and pleuvant nsci nlJ and tough heniami women of the age of sixty and upward*, may bo put in the new system, illuftrating the one by the o'hcr. This is capital. It will l>c seen, therefore, that tliere is something good in Nazareth. If Fourier could mttke a contract to pay the debt of England, l>v cultivating lira's eggs, what is to prevent his disciples from paving otf the tjtatc debts in this country hv also cultivating eggs, or even squashes I This is the great panacea that must eventually save the country from the disgrace of repudiation. The Krie Railroad niny he completed in n year, simply by the cultivation ol eggs along the line, under the new system of Association and Attractive Industry. We begin to think that Fouricrisin is a hit of the greatest di?eovery of the nge. Go ahead. Ctucft ction ok New York Newspapers tn Athaw.? We have he?n informed by Mr. Jones, o! Albany, til- general agent of newspapers, that the f .'lowing ?re the circulations of the New York Journal# in that city:? New York Daily 11 trail, 300 Tribune I Ml Hun 200 Kx press 34 Courier and Euquircr, 13 Three years ago, the Sun had a circulation of 5U0 in Albany?but the opening of the Great Western Railroad lias flooded that city with the penny papers of Boston. The Tribune has also helped to curtail the Sun. All th?sc changes have never atiected the Herald, which has a regular and steady increase, in spits of all opposition, in city and country. Of l it- th Wall street prints have been making desperate etlorts to get a cash circulation?particularly the Express" and the Courier," but wc b am from the agents that the rfloit is both bootless and frunic in Albany 12 Cottriers can hardly he sold in a day, while 3(10 Heralds march off like a streak of lightning This is only a sample of the progress ol the news-paper press. Aprnpo*?We understand that Judge Noah, N. P. Willis, and G J'. Morris intend to start a two mi c.1, As rin.;; i'k1 present year. Very well-Go aheud. A-mssin\rtuN or iiik t iovhis ir ok Missoim Tin: M irm >.\v?In the Misaouri Reporter" of the 1 tth in?tan?, wrtind the follow in* artirle:? Uit. B mis".--We learn from gentleman who arrived in thucity on Thursday evening from W*r?aw that there wit a renort current a the la'tcr place that Uov. Bogga vena deal. It wa* anppoael thai the i?mnn waa one of Joe Smith'# follow er", and that he would he caught before he could ranch Nauvoo. Letter", it wraa aaid, had been written from Jadi raon f'ity to (for. B. before hia aaaaaai. 11 n ion, putting him on hn guard againat an aaanult threat a eainat hi# life br mm- Mormon fanatiea. The in i na*i i i w naa nt to 'J-T. raon? it) ha vernl re?|*etahl.^ t> r ooa, who hai learned from a Mormon belonging to Nil. J. ni.'o hill endeavoring to persuade .1 uf hi" lolljmera to murder llov. R. for the rnurae he .ga.nat them a few year# ago. We give thia rumor for what it i* worth. WV can hardly believe the rumor. The Mormons were dreadfully p-n>eeuted in Missouri yet they urn a tnor i? a, i uhle, quiet and moral people than juanv ot th wets?some witli and some without pi tv? that live armind them. I -m-vi oa ma miw r. -The Hun. Winl? t?r >r .v u.' nrrivrd in PhiluJ?-l|4na on Monday rveninf. _ Vkkv Mfnnrw.?Mr'-, r.na, whii(. I?ckin;; outrage committed by t ciergyinan. tint w.ll make every man'* blood boil. .'Lte yean wo have soeu great moral d-'reneric\ in ll t ducated. i aiul fia anoint cla hut perhaps among none have bo many 1 then place us among the clergy oi' the old, respectable, rich and highly educated sects ot religi >n. il a poor Mormon were to commit auch an act, liow it would be bla/oned through the country, fiend and he wise. [From the vsn.vi'.le, (lnd.) J-artul, May I}.] Uxr arailii en Ot trvcr or a Priv-si?Great Exrirr it. r t.x Ei s>s\ili.e, l*r \v.?We feel it our unpleasant duty to give to the pu'i> .he particulars?so far 11s we iay with decorum?ot an outrage allege I to have been committed in our town last w eek, certainly of the mutt revolting character that can ho conceived of by the mind of man. We have often?and who has not?read of similar outrages charged upon the high functionaries of the Catholic hur. h in all ages ofits history, and u e have believed them, if at all, to be exaggerated and higly colored statement*, prompted;lu main instances, perhaps, fcy the jealousies of opposing sect*. But ill this instance, our belief has been taken as it were by storm, the evideuce produced u|s>n the examination being of such a nature as to compel us to the conviction of the entire truth of the charge. Other, and serious complaints, we understand, have been made ugaiuat Mr. Weiu/.apdein, the person alluded to above, but with these we have nothing to do such an outrage, committed by a father confessor w ithin the very w alls of his Church, upon a weak and confiding penitent kneeling before him, could not be increased in horror by any additional charge. It may not be proper for us, and we shall not attempt, to express the indignation ue feel in common with the wholecominuuity. If the bail givCn by the detendant be sufficient to insure his attendance at the next term of ourCircuit Court, (which, however, raanv of out best riti/.ens are disposed to doubt.) the charge will undergo ajiidicial investigation, and we should not as journalists attempt to prejudice public opinion in advance. Our only object shall he to give a fair statement of the case and "the evidence, to far ns it went, already public in our own community. Late on Friday last, our citizens were astounded with he intelligence this' the Catholic Priest, resident huVe, hud been arreted upon the charge of committing an act if violence of the niwst revolting character upon a femnlt Tiiiit'iti, uion her before she undertook which she wanted to pray, as ii tlie custom of her country, hut she could not pray. The prie?t then nuked her if she believed in being married by n Squire, nnd followed this question with others of the most lewd and indecent nature relative to her conjugal iutercourse. (At this time it was so dark in the rhureh sho could scarcely see to read her prayer.) These questions sho for some time refused to answ cr, but he insisted upon them in such n rude manner that she became frightened and cold and at length did answer them. He then told her that these questions did not belong to her confession, and that she must not tell her husbanu. While she was thus kneeling before him attempting to repeat the prayer which he ha 1 set before her as a penance, as well as the fright she was in would permit her, the Priest came out >f his !?>x, an I sei7ing her by the right arm, which was text to the door of th" confe -sinnal, dragged her out of her hin, an I then taking holJ of her with both arms around ter waist threw her upon the floor. In throwing her he truck h-rback against some hard substance and hurt her erv severely. She tit I not hear the Priest leave his box, tor knew that he was coming until he took hold of her. *he was so cold anil stiff"that he might have killed her and die could not have helped herself. The witness then describe 1 the liberties which the priest took with her while n the ground, and replied to several very pointI questions in such a manner as to exclude all doubt at to Ins success in his fiendish attempt to violate her person. After he had accomplished his horrible purpose, he raised her up, placed her upon a tieneh and sprinkled her face when she had sat there some little tine, the began to revive, and exclaimed, "Oh, God what have you done with me I Ho would not make her any answer, but asked her it she recollected the penance she replied she did not?aha recollected something about it, but not w hat it w as. lie then gave her the penance, and hade her to prav i*. When dismissed she still felt sick ami faint, and staggered as she left the church The open air refreshed her and she felt better when she reached homo. She found her husband leaning against the fence, who asked her w hy she had staid so long, but she not knowing what answer to make, evaded the qutst;?., -A-.... ...u .1 ii liJ I ?vh, wiu m.?v saw, uvu .1* |uc?svu ll?:i Hi l?ll II1X11 I (It? ciuuof her apparent distiess, she replied tlint she was afraid to tell him for fear he would do himself some injury. She continuing to be distressed. and crying during tlie night, he again wanted to know what waa the matter, and towards morning she told him a part of tier story, and said ?ho wanted to go ami lake sacrament, whan she would tell him all. She thought that the was w orthy to take sarrament now that her sins were forgiven, and that as it was Ascension day, it w as her dutv to do so. She did take sacrament, an I u|>on her return, disclosed the whole matter to her husband. He was w as greatly affected, Mnd threatened to take a pistol and kill the Priest, but she begged him not to do so, and made him promise that he would not he then said that he would go and see the Priest that evening, but 'he prevailed upon him to wait till morning, when she told him he would he more likely to see him. In the morning (Friday) Mr. Sehmall went and brought the Tricst to the house, hut she WO* in lied sick, and had so exhausted herself with crying, that she could not understand what was said, hut her husband could tell. Mr. S. asked her while she was in bed and the Priest present, if he had done as she had told him. and she replied yes," hut did not know w hat remark the Priest made to tliii; her husband knew. (It was to detail this ctMWsatios, that Mr. S. w as sworn as a witness.) I lie examination in rhiethnd progressed thus far when the prisoner's C ounsel having asked a moment's time for consultation. Mr. Davis, he appeared for the prosecution, "'at w as anxious tn get through with the w itness a* he w as informed by her that she began to feel vers much exhausted, and would he sery glad to retire, it it. ?l hti will- ehc fliould not >e fthuted. fce. Thi? wax like applying a torrh to gunKiwder. lu a moment all wo* uproar aaid confution The rirn.lt of S. limull cried to him to go ahead anj that they votiUl haek him. an 1 cereriil lri?h atholiet brandithed heir ihilellaht and Joined in the war err For a moment or two we thought we were about to have n real" Uouuy- hrook Kair," and it was with much difficulty tha' the in lluentiul men of both side* arraatod the affray. When order having at length been partially restored, weturneJ our eyes to the witness stand, we found thnt the innocent I cause of all this confusion had fainted, and was being borne insensible from the ioom. This unfort nn'.e turn of all'airs here hi ought the e\ami- nation to an abrupt close. The counsel for the prisoner ..n.,.. 1. I il.?, 11.0. ,1.1 a ^......nouUIL .l.Ul'M IU Uiv J---I not consider it prudent to continue the evuniiuulioii during such a highly excited state of tlm put'lic niin.l, an.! they would therefore decline attempting at present an) defence for tliefr client, but would do so here*Iter if they could with safety. The court theroujion, intimating that no further testimony on the part of the prosecution would he necessary, and the only question would be at to the amount of hail ordered the prisoner into custody of the officers, nod adjourned until .'t o'clock P. M. tit Squire How ley's office, when they said the rimount of bail would be fixed. At the appointed hour the people again assembled in great numbers. The streets were thronged with them The hail it was understood, ha I hern lixrd at tf.4000, hut owing to tier withdrawal of the gentlemen who were uliout to sii-n the liond?in consequence ol the imprudent threats of Hchmnll, sufficient security was obtained with much difficulty. And when the bond was at length filled, the crowd o"tside having caught up the rumor that recognitors had been ucceptedwho were not rcs|>onsihletnen, the excitement was raised to an intense degree, and it was feared if the prisoner should be discharged he would he sei/ed by the mob, and dealt with as their passions might dictate, lie was, however, brought out under the protection of the officers and conducted up tliu street, the entire crowd following at his heels. Just tut he had effected his escape into the house w here he resides, some drunken man in the crow d stirred up a quarrel with one of his Irish supporters; an immediate skirmish ensued, in which some three or four Irish shilullns were found too hard for as many Herman heads. A shower of brickbats and other missiles were thrown at the Irishmen lint w ith little effect. It is said that the Priest passed immediately through the house, and made his escape from town in a wagon previously provided for the occasion. It w as fortunate for all parties that hr did so. Had lie fallen into the hands of the tnob the most fearful consequenecs must have ensued. And that he did not?'hat he w as not seized even while under the protection of the law, is a fact, in our opinion. highlv creditable to those of our citizens w h.t busied themselves in efforts to keep down the excitomcut Bnil prevent violence, (lad this affair occurred in any city in the Union, his life would hare follen a certain sacrifice to his crime. For surely never was there an atrocity in j which all the circumstances combined to arouse the indignation and vengeance of a people, as did the circumstnnres of this case. Fears have been expressed that the hail is not suffl- cient to secure the appearance of the accused to answer 'he charge, lint these apprehensions we trust are ground. 1 less. Although it might perhaps be difficult to collect the whole amount of the bond in case of a default, yet we have evcrv confidence that it is honestly the determination 1 of the leading members of the Catholic Church, that the i accused shall not escape the just punishmentofthclnw.il guilty. They are men of too much character and have too high a respect for themselves and their Church, to la> I themselves, and if liable to the charge of screening sueii an offender from the vengeance of tlte law. We believe that the Church will make it its business to sec that he is forthcoming on the day of trial. Ended Alike.?The great Rhode Island revolution and the mighty Congressional duel. Oh! what J a pity Dorr, with that sword," is as great a lion as Stanley with "that pistol." Alas! the age of chivalry is gone! and the age oi petticoats ccntc. Splendid Naval Launch.?The Savannah, a frigate of the largest class, pierced for 62 guns, will he launched this morning at about eight o'clock. The Cumberland, a frigate ol the same size, which has been on the stocks at the Charlcstown Navy Yard for seventeen years wa9 launched yesterday. The Rantun, at Philadelphia, and St Lawrence at Norfolk, both first class frigates, will also be dipi>ed this week. News from Boston.?Yesterday we received Ro9ton papers by four different routes?first, via Albany through Harnden it Co., then via Providence by the splendid steamer Cleopatra, then via Norwich by Adams Jc Co., and then via Stoninglon by Harnden again. Another Murder.?It appears by proclamation of Governor Seward, that George West, u German, was murdered about 22d in.st. at Sand Lake inthi? StHte, by William Miller, also a German. A reward of $400 is offered for the detection of the murderer. Agency of Harnden in Belgium.?This enterprising concern have started a branch of their establishment at Antwerp, in Belgium, and will send letiers, parcels or orders, by the British Queen to any part of the Continent. All who hnve any business with that part of the world, will find this of very great service to triem in expediting their nl- flairs. Mr. Haiglit, the American Consul nt Ant- t werp, is the Trans-Atlantic Agent. Park Theatre.?Opera or the Maid of Saxony. ?Last night this pretty and amusing ojiera was |>erfornied a second time, to a highly respectable audience. It improves on gvery repetition. "Silence 1 in the court." The wit. humor and point, are be- ginning to tell well. To-night, the ingenious au- i thor takes his benefit, and we trust and hope he may I have u bumper?" if' convenient." Theatricals in Boston.?The descendants of the Puritan Father's appear to patronise theatrical en- i tertninmenls more liberally than the goAd citizens 1 of Ciothnm have done for some time past. The Tremont has been well attended to witness the performances "a la EUttler of Miss M. A. Lee, nnd i the managers of the.Olympic, in order to aceommo- 1 date the public, nnd conform to their taste, have en- 1 gnged Miss Julia Tumbull, a pupil of Monsieur Sylvain's, who has just returned from the West Indies, where she made a successful tour. At the National Theatre, Mr. Scott, so well known at the Chatham Theatre in this city, has been engaged and made his first appearance on Monday night,in the character of Macbeth and this not being sufiicieut, Mr. Marshal has taken the Circus on Haverhill street, which is to be altered for theatrical performances during the summer. Four theatres in operation at once for h third of the population of New York. Miniature Painriv;.? Mrs. Steele,at 77 Chamber street, is an artist of great and singular merit. She is a native of Onondaga county in this State, nnd early evinced a taste for painting We have seer some of Iit miniatures, and they are beautiful sjieeirnens of the art. Naval.?The U. S. brig Washington, Captain Gedncy, arrived yesterday from Washington. She is manned almost exclusively by boys or apprentices, who have been found very efficient in managing brigs of war. These boys have entirely stripped and rigged the Washington. So it is said. Increase of Population.?It is said that there are seventy thousand artizans nnd agriculturists in Great Britain preparing to come to this country. Every ship from England brings front two to three hundred. _________ I-'i mm Tru'l Ilinmnrt n Tiirltrg* nl flto >imwarir\r Court of Connecticut, in the place of Roger M. Sherman, resigned. Extraordinary.?The packet ship Sheridan sail? to-day for Liverpool with upward? of fitty cabin passengers. PiJi.\st r.k Railroad.?A pleasure railroad, a shilling per trip, has been opened between Boston and Fresh Pond. Trii i: at Sixpence.?The price of passage on the railroad from Syracuse to Rochester has been raised froin two to three cents |kt mile. Bt n'kkr lln.i. Mont mf.nt.?This splendid and stul>endous obelisk of granite is to lie finished next August. It will then loom up two hundred feet. Mortality in Philadelphia.?There were 118 1,0 last U.O. L VI ,?lnl>. anrt t snow at New Bedford last Friday. Conrt of Common Plea*. Before Judge I'lahooffer. Mat J4?Abraham D. Rutirll, va. (irorgr II'. Human. The plaintiff i* an attorney at law. and the defendant proprietor of the Warmly Line of Stage*. The prroen! ii nu action to recover coinpenaation for injuries received I w liile a passenger in an omnihtti belonging to defendant, in September last. It appeared in evidence that a riici took place between the coach in question and one belong inn to Pulmer'a rival line. The horaea boenme unmanagrble, and let otf at fall gallop. The fore heels rami ott" during the crashing on the pavement near Kourth street. in Broadway. and some of the paviengen were injured. The plnintitr had both eye* blacked by his f*Ci sirikinir against a portion of the inaide oftbc coach on it? lull.mi lor a fortnight afterwards he was compelled to keep house, being too much disfigured to venture out The Jury rave a verdict for plaintiff of damages, and CPlltt colt*. Mr J Ambon Kor defendant Mr 4. B ?cole? and H IWJ I'hc National Aradciuy of Oeslgn?Biting Criticisms. lluv" you ever heard of Mr. Brown T The Seveneentli Avm ai. Exhibition of thin Institution has >e n sometime o|?en to the public, and we have en no account of the works exhibited there. We ,ii iv presume, that a? it would be very shallow cri:ai.-ir to give a preference to that poetry that was ii-rln-n i'i the fairest liund. it would be eiiuullv so to devate to the highest place in our steetn that which i s finest colored, and most nict v finished, in minting. We desire in both to love beautiful, tnd to adore the true, and to give h opposition, in feeling and sentiment in its expression and, herefore, in speaking of the works upon the walls if there galleries, we do not expect every artist or rvery visitor to concur in our judgment, hid you ievrr hear of Mr. Brown We know the anxiety fell by artists?the hope? lie dread?of the opinions of those who will give a )ias to the public mind and they shall have jusice administered kindly, too. "^Jfe will not flaggelate weakness that may one day he strong, if treated fently; hut we have no conscientious scruples ibout giving a cut to presumptuous stupidity j should ,t cross our path. Where is Mr. Brown, the artist 1 No. 1?"Ct riD."?U. O.?We have seen many lin i landscapes, and rich scenes of Nature by Mr. We are sorry to see hiin lcavr a path iii which tie has walked so respectably. It is too late in the Jay tor him 10 begin an academical education, and to become a master of the human figure, the mysteries of which have eluded the skill of most of those w ho have made it the study of a life. This picture, however, like every thing else that Mr. O. attempts, is not without a high degree of merit. Does any one know Mr. Brown 1 So. 2.?Marriage or Pocahontas.? J. R 5uch is the unpretending introduction of this pic:ure?a work of too much iinj>ortance to be passed >ver without special and very critical examination differing, as it does, from the style of every body Isc, and possessing some of the elements of art most unattainable by study and practice. The Historical las always ranked as the highest walk of art, and o succeed in it in any respectable degree, the pos*erf ion of extraordinary capabilities is reouired?unless the artist take up the trail and follow in the path of some one who has gone before hint; but when we behold "the original thought, the graceful feeling of a mind imbued with the perception of the beautiful, and expression of its conceptions in compositions appropriate, as well ns becomingly Heated with regard to the design and color," ami wc may add to the quotation, composition and expression, we may be assured that that painter can command success. To our mind the composition of this picture is yery masterly? the groups are well arranged, thrown into separate ones, and yet so us to form an unbroken whole?the masses of light and shadow are broad,well distributed.and in proper balance; so much so as not to impress themselves imon the notice of the observer, as artifices at all. The drawing is good?the figures are thrown into every variety of appropriate attitude, with a graceful ease, and without one particle of theatrical position or action. The coloring we cannot praise?it is deficient in force and contrast; that is to say, it is too harmonious for so large a picture; and "whether this defeet has sprung out of a desire for the attainment of a principle, or from a delicate sense of the harmonious, it is unquestionably injurious?we make allowance of course for the unmitigated abomination of the white horse with blue legs that is walloping over r d ground with blue shadows, placed like the small pox by the side of unsuspecting health? injuring it hv contrast, and making this lameness nore palpable. By some contrariety of judgment, bis picture, though occupying a good place, is injuiicioualy hung; we want to examine features where nind is written, and expression sits: but if we go dose to it a glare interposes, and confines us to the dew of a part onlv if we go across the room, hough we can see the whole with the naked eye, i>r uccu a iciescu^r iu cwaimnc inc pans. To the composition and drawing; of this picture, .vc may add another f|uality it is fraught with expression. The story is richly told, and is enibclished with a hundred little digressions and pleasing tpisodes. In the h-ft hand comer sits? a group, where i soldier is explaining to the Indians the manner of lerforming the ceremony ol marriage ntnnig the English. Here in feature and uction every figure tanks; a tine looking young squaw, attentive to the iescription, is laying down the shield, in whose xdished snrfaee she has been admiring her own good looks and the warriors are absorbed in grave attention. Immediately overhead, upon the scaffold, is another group of Indians, who show hy thsir different expression the kind of dread so natural in such a position; hut the mingling wonder and caution, as expressed in the look of i hoy, as he holds tip his linger to enjoin stillpei... while for a moment he ventures to look down, is inimitable it is one of those simple sparks of truth occasional!) struck from nature by Boz. We might go on, and fell of fifty things of like interest?the Indians prying into the mystery of the book?the teased child clinging to its mother?the courtships, and every thing to the end of the picture. We have said nothing of the principal personages?they must speak for themselves we have devoted too much time to one work, and must pass on, observing, that though this picture excites little attention from its quietness of tone, it developes incident and thought continually. As a painting, there are better works in the gallery as a composition, few better any where. Where is Mr. Brown 1 No. 3?"Autumn?View from Pino St no."?Robt Havtll?This is n great favorite with the public, and deservedly so The name of Havell stand* high on the li?t of Knglish Landscape painters?the gorgeous vesture with which nature clothes the noble scenery of the Hudson is precisely suited to hi* rich,and somewhat peculiar style of painting.? What's become of Mr. Brown 1 No. 1.?And three others by ViUamiU, are injurious to others near th'-m?and perfectly disgusting in themselves, and should not have been exhibited. Why does not Mr. Brown finish his portraits 1 No. 6.?"Group or Children."?D.Huntington. .V. A.?There is always a truth about this artist'* portraits, so chrraeteristic of nature, and such delicacy ann breadth in his manner?giving the impres sion of life and thought so iterfectly, that we be "ome too much i"terrsted in the mind of his por'raits to think of the artist. This is a very lovely licture. No. 157, "Pott trait of a yocno Lvov," n ncu am cnarining picture ,iornnng at onre a swfo 'ortrair, and a chaste and simple subject. Have you heard of Mr. Brown 1 No. '222 is A Venetian Girl"'?Also by the same painter, who appear* in this to have made the at tempt to snrpa*s himself in the *anie subject, heretofore exhibited at the Gallery of the Apollo Association. We think it is an additional evidence, however, that every original picture is better than its copy?thins very beautiful, and nior" elaborate, but it doe* not breathe the same soul of pensive thought as the former. Did you ever hear of Mr Rrown 1 No. 7.?"View in itif. Jim; Tw\t'."? Living tion. ?This gentleman paints a forcible Landscape, and is no imitator. As nature presents the bold,the rugged, and the romantic to the view of his mind, so he gives them to his canvas?and with the vigor of one v\ho little regard* tip' honey loving palate of til" public tn*te. Do tell?where is Brown 1 No. 8?" Portrait of I. L. Varian?E Moonry, .V. A.?and a very good onr it is but we do not see the propriety of putting N. .V at the end of names, the owners of which only do the mechanical business of face painting. What's become of Mr. Brown 1 No. 9?Portrait or a Yovno Lady?J P. Larson.?This arti*t, who is young and a beginner, gives great promise. "298 is also l?v him he ought sedulously to apply himself to draw ing. How is Mr. Brown 1 No. 11?Portrait by Biaindei.i.?Very good, hut we cannot go on with the description of portraits, unless they are stirpawinglv good or intolerably bad IIow do you do, Mr Brown 1 .y>. i.)?oevFrai oincrurnnd isan artist of great and versatile tnlent, has heen well established. We hope his recent visit to Italy mnv not have been to his disadvantage. We question the utility of paint in* heads efterthe manner of Itiheira Pcturint nnd others?or' of going into the studio at all in Italy.? It would he an nrtist's best employment to examine the famous works of the greut men of other days; to learn their principles, to investigate their processes, and to elevate his own mind to the standard oftheirs?and thus to acquire that perfect self-reliance, which is the result of true knowledge, instead of painting and talking with the present feeble and inflated race of Italian artists. We have always thought a leaning towards others' styles was n peculiarity in Mr. D.; hut neither with the spectacles ol Cole nor ol Claude has he ever seen nature so trulv ashy Ins own clear eyesight. 'I lie two Landscapes No. 2f> and 190, beautiful athey are, benr no stamp ol freshness; hut look more like the reflections from other pictures, than original imprewions of nature upon the artist's mind Mr. Durand has the feeling and the learning to ?i:r_ i i i llllll mi n Hirm MMiri. ^'1 M IIOMV^ ant concentration will make him one 'I you nevn haar of Mr. Brown, the artist 7 AfPOtXTWtvr nv rtinl (to.rrior- Charles'Kin eey. of Burlington New Jersey, commissioner ol deeds for this ?tate Wiuhlngtou. [Corr??|xjiid iirr of the Herald.] Wasuixuton, Monday?3 P. M. Proceedings In both House Anonymoni Mlauidera?Meura. Wise mifl Utanlry. Mr. Sn tuakd, President i?o tun., who had been quite unwell for several week* past, is now seriously ill, and Mr. White, of Indiana, is in the Chair to-dav. Mr. Southurd's continued sickness renders it necessary for tlx* Senute to elect another presiding officer. In the present state of parties, ii i.-1 difficult to say upon whom the choice will full. Mr. Bayard is a.- well qualified as any man in the rfenute, except Mr. King, (who belongs to the minority, and cannot, of course, be chosen,) and may very likely he selected. Among the memorials this morning, was one by Mr. Evans, from citizens of Muine, praying that the revenue bill, recommended by the Secretary of the Treasury, might be passed without alteration. Mr. Tai r.mnoE gave notice that when the resolution of Mr. Allen, in relation to Rhode Island, should come up again, he should offer an amendment which lie held in his hand. His amendment is us follows: Resolved, That, by the Constitution, the United States are hound not only to guarantee to every Sta'.e in theUnion a republican fona of government, but also to protect each one of them against invasion and, upon proper application, against domestic violence. Resolved, That the form of government with which a State came into the Union, and liar been recognised and rejiresenteu as a member ol the Union, must be tween ana regarded cs republican and that such State ii entitled to all that protection against inva?ion and domestic violence, which is pledged bv the Constitution of the United States. Resolved, That tne Government of a State so coming into and recognised as a member of the Union, can only be changed or superseded, consistently with the principles of our American republics, when it is done in pursuance of, and in the mode proscribed by, the laws ol such State; and that any attempt by force to overthrow that government is disorderly and'revolutionary, tending to auarcliv and bloodshed, 'and, in the end, to tlie destruction of public liberty and is such a domestic violence as entitles that State, by her Legislature (or the Executive, when the Legislature cannot be convened), to apply for, and obtain from, the United States protection against the same. Resolved, That tliu application made by the Legislature of Rhode Island, one of the Old Thirteen," to the President of the United States, for protection against domestic violence, was within the meaning and terms of the Constitution and that it was the duty ol the President to take such preparatory steps as a wise*and prudent forecast demanded, and to adopt such efficient measures as are contemplated by the constitution, and the laws made in pursuance of it, for giving 6uch protection. On motion of .Mr. Tallikadge, the original resolutions of Mr. Allen, and those of Mr. Tullmadge, were ordered to be printed. Mr. King moved to take up his resolution fixing a time for adjournment, and the motion was rejected by a strict party vole?ayes 17, noes 20. A bill to settle the account of the heirs ?f Silas Deane, was then taken up, and is now under discussion. An executive session ts expected to-day, and the whig a, threaten to reject Mr. Clinton, tne Fon-inluw of Mr. J. C. Spencer, who has been re-nominatcd as Collector of liufl'alo. The House went immediately into the consideration of the Navy appropriation bill this morning The debate ceased at two o'clock, and the committee are now voting tnion the amendments. "What strange infatuati >n po a sses eertain witlings in your city They are constantly writing annonymous letters to men high in office here, abusing gentlemen of whom they are enemies. Do they require to be told that assaultsof this description always fall harmless, and only inspire contempt for Ihewriter! Are they so ignorant as nyt to know, that a man. however obscure or insignificant, can never be injured by anonymous slander! The nature of the attack pre-supposes cowardice as well as malignity, and the individual who adopts this mode of warfare is either knave or fool, or possibly he may unitejthe properties ol both. Knave, he certainly is,oi he would not strike at a man who huH no meansof returning the blow and fool he must be, or he would see the absurdity of attempting to prejudice a nian ol intelligence and discernment against any one by charges or insinuations, without proof or a name to sustain them. Within the past year, ink, paper and time enough have been expended against the Iler&ltl and its eorrespondent, to buy a good farm in any western State. This is a small matter, hardly worthy of notice It is adverted to, however, for the purpose of advising those anonymous gentlemen of the futility ol their exertions, and to suggest that the same amount of labor turned into another channel, might be productive of some beneficial results. Almost every body seems to rejoice at the bloodless termination ol the difficulty between Messrs. Wise and Stanly. They nre both amiable and esti name men in private me, wnn large circles 01 warmly attached friends and domestic ties, that could not have been severed without producing un- speakahle wretchedness and suffering. The *tone *trp* by throe men. one of w hom, when he got up, he flogged, nnd another ran aw ay. Ho say*. al?o, that he went to Mr. Mercein's on the day the present habrii* rorpti* Wll allowed, in hopes that some compromise might be elfcctut, and proceeding* stayed. Mr. M. called in hi* (Barry'*) wife to show, as he laid, that ahewa* not detaineiljcompultoritv bythim. She came into tho room, treated hi* advance* with contempt, nnd on hi* coining out alammed the door after him. Mr. Speneer, on behalf of Barry, *tnte* that the mother hail been allow ed the can- and enatody of her cliild ow ing to it* tender age. bnt it i* now nearly five years old and the father hn* shown, hv the manner in wnlch the hot ii brought iip, that he i? capable, as he has a right, to th* cxerciie of a parent'* claim. Tho argument w as continued to a late hour. Spec In I Reillon*, Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Martin and Jonea May '14.?Catharine Kenton, charged with stealing sheets valued at f*> from John Wolgrnin, was discharged. William M'Cormiirh, charged with stealing a whip Irom oint* m nts ia the navy for five years to come, at the least. The prc.iso is ax follows:? Provided, That, till otherw ise ordered by Congress, no part of this or uuy futureor existing appropriation shall be applied to the payment of any othcer in the navy appointed after this date, beyond the number in eaeh grade on the 1st day of January, 1S41 and that the exees* now in the service beyond that number shall be reduced as last us deaths, resignations, and promotions, will permit." If this amendment pusses into a law, it will take five years to bring the several grades down to the number on the 1st of January, 1841. The establishment of the home squadron, and the increuse of promotions and appointments, rendered necessary by the wants of the service, have swelled every grade greatly since that period. The excess in the service hi the ^different guides is as follows:? Jan. 1, lull. Prutnt Hint. Exceit. Post Captain* S3 fid 15 Commander* 64 9*4 43 Lieutenants 2:17 326 W Surgeon* M 69 11 Assistant Surgeon* SI 66 3 Pursers 63 66 13 Chaplain* 14 34 10 Midshipmen 270 4S9 18# If llie Senate shall concur in this amendment, this large excess must be got rid of bv the slow process of deaths, dismissals, resignations and promotions, before any addition can be made to any one of these grades. We shall see how the people will be pleased with the parsimony of their representatives. If Congress do not intend to provide money for the wants of the Government, they may as well abolish the army and navy; but this striking by indirection is not exactly the thing. Baltimore. [Correspondence of the Herald.] BALTiMour, May 24,18-1!. Mn. Editor At last the great military encampment ha* come to a close, Yestorday, after afreview, by the Commander in Chief, Gen. Stuart, the tent* wore struck, and preparations made to take up the line of march, each for their respective homes. The Companies being all drawn ?p in line, Mr. Miudle, aid to Gen. Stuart, rode forward and prjclaimei the decision in refereuce to tha splendid "prize flag." It was awarded to the Maryland Cadets, of this city, commanded by Capt. Ropes, one of the Companies, which if you remember, I previously predicted would be most likely to win. The Cadets is unquest ionablyfa well drillod,and soldier-like corps,capable of undergoing the severest scrutiny, as well as camp duty, but the Lancaiterf Kinsibles, the Independent Blues, andithe Independent Greys, besides several others, gave them a hard rub. Indeed it was with difficulty that those appointed to de Side could satisfy their own mind* in coming to a concluelusion. Gen. Stuart presented the flag himself, and accompanied its presentation with a lew very brief hut appropriate remarks. When it was unfurled to the breeze and dedicated to liberty by kissing the newliorn light of heaven, our heroes marched back again to the post from whence thev hod been called for the occasion of its presentation, with feelings more glorious than imagination can paint. At 12 o'clock the troop* reached this citv, headed by the comninnder-in-chief, and ware dismissed. What is^rather strange, though much of the time it was inclement, not h single soldier had to desert hit pott in consequence of sickness. In my letter of the 21st, I stated that "Lady Canton" had won at the Kendall race coarse on the day precious, this was an accidental mistake, Jt was "Brown Stout" that took the purse. In reference to the Stanley and Wise affair, it was stated in the challenge sent by the" former and accepted by the latter, that the jostling of his horse against Wise, on the day they were riding out to the races, was purely accidental. iThis.ngreealtlp to the conceptions of W. C. Johnson, the friend of Wise, Rave him a latitude for cxplsDa'ion, which was done in writing, and proved so satisfactorily as to prevent the necessity of a hostile meeting. Mr. Chandler, of l'hiladelphia, is to deliver the leature this evening which was postponed from Inst week. There has been n decline in flour,and I now quote Howard street at $-6,G2i, with rather a dull market j Maryland wheat sells for f 1,26 a 1,37 Beef Cnttle were sold at thu lrove yard* yesterday at prices ranging from $6.70 to 6,26 per 100 pounds Provisions arc without change Whls key 1*J a 19J cents. The weather continues pleasant. Yours, RoPKaica. Philadelphia. onespoudej-Pf of die Hjrald.] Piiii.jtDELrim, May 21,1842. Another Tyler Meeting?The iMUnch?A real Battle? Slockt?Rhode UlanA Meeting, The Tyler movement in this city is growing more formidable than some per ions affect to believe. There was another preparatory meeting last nignt, which numbered about twice as many as at the first m~eting held. One of the objects of the movers in thii business is to overthrow the Clay interest in tha city authorities. It is alleged that the whig influence of the city is used against the President and in favor of Mr. Clay, and as these whig officers were elected .by the votes of the friends of Tyler loo," they mean not to enrourage such a perversion of their trust any longer. Krom appearances TheseTyler men will be able to number et least a thousand votes, which, an/sAK^Sni* tKn 1 oct olool inn roltirna ttrill nlnrf fKn flov whig* out, if they do nothing more. They contend, and rightly too, that democratic opposition would do Tyler leu injury than do hi* enemies in thejwhig ranks. I anticipate a whig defeat in the city next fall. Stick a pin here. Considerable preparations are going forward in conueetionVvith ^the launch of the frigate Itaritan. Several steamboats and the whole of the sailing craft will occupy positions in the stream, affording a favorable view to passengers at a consideration. The launch is expected to he one of the handsomest ever made from this yard, from the fact that the v essel passes a mncli greater distance U|H)n her ways. There wss yesterday a regular battle on the public parade ground, near the'prison, between a troop or Germans and a party of citizens, the latter of whom considered hcmselves aggrieved by some of the movements of the gentlemen on horse. The way in which the soldiers were pelted by clubs and stones, was a caution, They verceoon driven from the ground, nnd some of them considerably injured. Some of the citizens, too, received severe sword cuts. The whole was moat disgraceful, and s wholly attributable to the conduct of the men in uniform. The business in stocks has been light to-day, at prices the same ns yesterday. A rather dry meeting of the sympathisers of Rhode Island was held last night. The movement to take depositions into alleged abuse* against our Post Master, I predict will end all in smoke. Promotions in the -Army.?The following is a list of tlf promotions and appointments in the army of the 1 'nited Slates by the President Corp* of Topographical En/rimtrt.?First Lieut,' Thomas B. Ltnnard. to be Captain, 31st March, 1842, vire Guion. resigned Second Lieut. .1. C. Woodruff. to be First Lieut. 31st March, 1812, vice Linnurd, promoted. Ordnnurt J/r/xni mem.?i anmin jonn cymingioi;, to be Major, 27th March. IH42, nee Lotnnx, deceased. First Lieut. R. 11. K. Whiteley, to be Captain,27th March, 1812, vice Symington, promoted Second Lieut. R. A. Wainwrirht.to be 1st Lieutenant, 27th March, 1842, vice Whiteley, promoted. Brevet 2d Lieutenant John McNutl, to be 2d Lieutenant, 27th March, 1842, vice Wainwright, promoted. Fir*t Rteirrrnt of lirntfooni?Firs' Lieut. R. A Terrett, to be Captain, 21st Febr:vice Simonton, deceased. Second Lieut. Chilton, to be l?t Lieutenant, 21et February, 1812, vice Terrett, promoted. Brevet 2d Lieutenant John Love, to be 2d Lientenant, 21st February, 1842, vice Chilton. promoted. Brevet 2d Lieutenant Abram B11r.-.i 1? .11 1 A..r;i mi vice Wickliffe, struck front the rolls. j4pi>oinlmctiU.?poinied. Qfj- S. W. Thatcher has been n|.taner?, otticew Bowyer and McGrath have been on the alert for ?everal itay? paat, in acnre.h of a notoriom memtier ol thr gang of KonigackerR," known an Joe Wy a nock} but who for RhortneM i* (ometima? called Johs, j alias Jack Robertson, of Now Jer?er. Yesterday after- noon as they were proceeding to thr place of departure of the evening uteamhaitta. Bowyer recognised the long nought for gentleman in company w ith on* of hi* "pal?," 1 and immediately levied upon him w ith the graplingt of the hone ond mnaelo of the daw. Joe made full fight, and rniced a crowd of several hundred people around him 'f before he wm fully aecured In the course of the opera tion. he wai rem to throw away a package of hank notr? which nil found, on examination, to he fifteen $J0 hills t each purporting to have been i??uej by the Hnn?atoni I

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Bank, but were afterwords identified as altered notsof tin linw bank, of denominations of cither one1! or tiro's. The package was enclosed iu two lea.l clasps place 1 atone enn aud bottom, which do doubt was thus attached to accelerate the losing or sinking the money in case of orres'.? He was examined yesterday afternoon, and committed. Any person baring received a fr-M) note cf the xbovi bank, of a iU p ious character, will aid in the conviction of this notorious rogue, by giving infoi nation at the lower Police Oil! Those scoundrels, who cheat and defraud the public, have imbibe' a notion that if they titu destroy a counterfeit note, after having attempted to oiler it in exchange, they thus escape the penalty of the law. Such is not the case, however, as the evidence of a person to which a note has been tendered, that it was a counterfeit, will always be received, end generally is entirely satisfactory to a jury. The public may be well satisfied with the present eflcicucy of the New York Police, as there are hut few of the notorioui counterfeiter* or l>ick|x>cki.-ts who prowl about our citiesj w ho ever enter New York without either being immediately arretted, or *o effectually sjiotteir' as to prevent the accomplishment of their rascality. In connexion with Jack, there are several other most notorious counterfeiter* now confined in our City Prison, awaiting the action of a jury of their country, lrom which they cannot escape, us the elficinnt action of Barnabas 0?born, Esq., one of the Clerk* of Police, ha* completely vetoed all their prospects of escape by the former practice of obtaining straw bail." Court Calender?'This Uny, Circuit C?ua t.?No*. 110, 1 IS. 13, 69, 43, 34, 73, 131,133, 111,3s, 79, 79, IfJ, 95. 100, 33, 57, 20, 10, 105, 114, 96. Co.wmo.v Pleas?Pari I._No?. 31, 83, 55, 97, 99, 101, 103, 105, 31.79, 109, 111, 113, 115, 117. Part2?No*. 13,19, 34, 19,91, 100,102, 104, 106 8 16 44, 28, 114, 118, 133, 13 4. 136. Bankrupt List. Bonj. Blagge, New York. June 24. Peter R. Roach, (firm of Roach fc Throokmortoa.) New York, June 24. Jamei VV. Powell, Now York, June 24 John Biubv, New Yark, June 24. Hiram Hunted, clerk, New York, June 24 There u? an opening for somebody," as (he Kentucky nigger once said, when a crocodile opened his month and looked hungry. To tl?o Clerjry. ft?-THIS BEING THE TIME THAT THE MBthodist societies hold their conference in this city, it will occasion the clergy of that denomination to exert themselves in order to speak with the clearness and force that is requisite in order to make them understood, and still allow themselves sufficient strength to carry on the work without flagging. In order to enable them to do this without increasing their fatigue, Pease's Hoarhound Candy is recommended as one or the most salutary medicines"for the purpose ol allaying all irritation of the throat ami lungs, also for the cure of coughs, colds and consumption, that has ever yet been discovered. This medicine is recommended by the medical faculty with all the confidence that an intimate knowledge of its virtues will warrant. Bold wholesale and retail by the manufacturers, J. Pease St Son 45 Division street; Agents, 138 and 200 Bowery; Shurman, 161 Canal street; Owen, 0 6th Avenue; Wilson, 15 Madison street; Atwood, corner Clinton nnd Henry sts.; Pastor, 165 Greenwich street; Wen lover, 141 8th Avenue: Rushton St Aspinwall, 10 Astor House, 110 Broadway and fifl William street Greene, 399 Broadway. Agent.) in Brooklyn?Hays, 139 Fnlton street; Stites. 153 do; Handly, 15High street; and Crocker, corner of Atlantic and Henry tts. (Jtj- SEA SICKNESS IS NO LONGER THE TERror of most people who contemplate a sea voyage?Sliermail's Camphor Lozenges, have been found by Dr. Child's, Captain Chad wick, J. W. Cochran, Esq, and many others hnve tested them in hundreds ol cases. I)r. Sherman's OMice is at lOti Nassau street. New York. Agents, 8 State street, Boston 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia and Dr. Reed, Baltimore. (tiy LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE AND INTEL! I HENCE OK THE WITNESS?In the late libel suit, Hansom swore that he had been in Com?tock'? employ under a solemn injunction never to divulge the recipes lie saw there, to which he pledged himself. After he was discharged anil went toBurritt, he told him the recipe he B. had, marked specific for the piles," was Hays'Liniment We leave it to the public to put such faith as they please in the testimony of a man, who swears that he received it in confidence, and afterwards divulged it. Perhaps he did not know what he snid, as to the question Do yon know what a Laboratory is 1" Dr. Ransom answered, (after the question was several times repeated) No The public inust then judge whether they would trust to such a recipe?whether they will aid in'robbing us of our rights, or whether they will buy this remedy with the name of Com stock only on it, and coining from 71 Maiden lane, which all testimony lias shown to be Untrue and only original article, and established by omstoek at an immense expense. (tj- GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE AT THE AMERICAN Ml SEYM?An unusually rich and sph .i lid variety of performances will take place at the American Museum at three o'clock this afteonoon. The mysterious little witch of a Gipsy Girl will exert her prophetic pow ers Master John Datniond the original ami unapproachable dancer of negro breakdowns, w ill display his double shullle specimens of heel and toe. Whitlock will give his richest banjo melodies. Miss Rosalie and Collins w ill siug tbeir best songs an 1 duetts. Celeste will appear in the Cracovieane and other dances. Barntim will introduce his unique and conclusive experiments in Animal Magnetism, the Kalis of Niagara with real w ater will be exhibited, and a large company of Indian Warriors and Squaws will be seen here, beside* all the curiosities of the Museum?the whole for So cents. (Kf- CHATHAM THEATRE?To-night Mr. Forrest part of Spartacus, in the Gladiator, in which he has the aid of Scott and Kirhv in the principal characters, and the entertainments conclude with the drania ofthe Hunter of the Airs Kienoh f.niiKiinxr. MANE*CA'd PRACTICAL AND ORAL SYSTEM The subscriber has nearly completed a cls.s for G;u?tlemen and another for Ladle*. which will commence this week. Those who desire to join will please apply immediately to L. M. DURAND, No. 7ft Franklin-st. City Despatch Post, 4ft William Strf.kt. Prircital Orritr..?Letters deposited before half-past 8, half-past 1-2, and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. Branch Orricrs.? Letters deposited before 7, 11, and 2 o'clock, will he sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALKX.'M. QREIO, Aft g?ii?i 11 iiiSTi?anea???C?If? JIOVEY MARKET, Tncstlny, 31 ny '41?0 P. M. The sales at the stock board have not been large, and prices have generally improve 1, although slightly. Indiana S's J; Mohawk 1}; Harlem IJ. The principal movement teemed to he in this stock, of which a large number of sharps havcheen sold. Delaware and Hudson declined 4. 8ale.j of hills on Philadelphia j a par, New Orleans ft per oent. A mortgage valued at S49,000, belonging to the Washington Bank, was oiFered at auction to-day by the Comptroller, and bid in by one J. Taylor, at s-O.OOO. Some ditliculty appeared to exist, however, at the settlement. If the transaction is bona fide, the b^ls may be w orth 7ft cents on the dollar. Oneof the greatest evils thnt has been experienced under the free banking law, has been the fact, that in mak.ng settlements the interests of the owners of the banks have in all instances been consnlte 1, rather than those of the bill hollers. When a bank fails, its assets should be used by the receiver only with a single eye to the prompt end speedy settlement of the hills, where is o most vexatious and ruinous delay always occurs. A case in i>oint is the nifnir* of the North American Trait and Running Company. When the present receiver was apjminted, on the Uttth of November last, the outstanding circulation wai *I0,.'>00, and there were supposed to be securitiet enough with the Comptroller to meet it, but up to this moment no settlement has taken place. A lapse oi sis months is surely time enough to settle a claim of $10,000, with the exercise o| a little common aenae. It is the knowledge of these delays in procuring settlement that, on the failure of a bank, causes the bills to fall so low in the market, throwing a heavy loss u|mn the poor hill holder. The evil arises in a great measure from appointing the officer of one bank to th-rAeivership of another. The small amount of the United States loan that has been taken is said to be on speculation; the plcntiousness of money in hngland, and in the sphere of the banks h'-re inducing the belief that stocks will lie soon sought after for investment, and that under such circumstances the United States loan will obtain the preference. This feeling has enabled the department to realise atiout half the amount, for which government liabilities are dishonored. At Detroit a large amount of State scrip lias been burnt as follows Amoi st or Tarsal n* Xovr.? llr.-isst n> ox o cnesT or (ii xmsi. V i so, imits Ac t or Aran. II, MM. .Inly to Nov. 30,1811, inclusive, SU'CM Dec. I, "II, to J .11. 21, '12, do 7.2BB Jan. 22, to April Jl>, 12, t burnt, May I", 1J112, S Tltii ii Mtottt una sixth part of the w Itolr iaiurs. Tltr following arc th* leading features of tltf Bank of St. Mart'a, Georgia, an institution uliich a kind ol rtraw ing port tor nan a norm nro^rrn w no it mi mm shinplaatcn in Flori !a anddaewhere of ST. Maht'I, ()i r. mm Arm IRtv. Or'. IM10. ./pirI 1812. /nrrrutr. /in rroir. Loam llih.UO Ml,''19 3"J,4JI K?' iiarwt l(rt.?u!i wliirh are have confidently looVml forward to h?? laat taken place?tve refer to thr rcmmptiorr >f?|>ecie payment* by the banks of New Orleans. Thi la* bean forced upon them against their own inclination '>y the operations of public odinion in common with th ther section*. The Bank of lllinoisis to resume 01 he 16:h proximo, according to the notice we published 01 Monday, nt uhi -it time also the Bc.nk of Kentucky are ti return to speciu payments. The New Orleans haok a ere to have returned on the lti'.h inst.. on w hich day however, specie was ijuote at 7}aB per cent premium.? V11 the banks will probably not bo able to msintuiu them selves, and the rates of bill* and notes runuot bo cxpcctci materially to improve until that matter is definitively se' let. The probability is, howev. r, that beforo the ne\t :rop of cotton makes its appearance the unsound tanki ?r IM ur uilivu iiuui rinicmr, Ull 1 I lie nufillieis OI tC" Hew crop will open upon a strict!) specie I usi?. Of course tin leinks of Alabama cannot continue in their present course They must either cease to be. o: be governed by the spiri of honesty, which now reigns uppormoct in the public mind. New Orleans and Mobile are the great head quar ters ofthe markets of purchase for the staple, which lormi two thirds of the w hole exports from the Tr.ion. Thai staple flnda (ale in, and is governed bv the currency oi forcigu markets. The system hitherto pursued of attempt ing to govern its price by paper inflations iu the home market, und which has Wen the prolific source of disuv trous revulsions ;-.t be riven up. The paper system throughout the world has received a shock from which II can scarcely recover; and in this country, least of all,cat it be maintained, when it is tottering at its great centre England. The Bank of England has been struggling fot years to recover its specie drawn from it for the purchasi of corn. It has not succeeded to any ex'eut until the pas winter, when its bullion had slowly risen, but not untili relaxation on the part of the banks of th? continent p r in it to 1 gold to Tow towards England. In order to observi the movement we may take the comparative returns of tin banks of England, and ot France, as an indication o the banking movement on the continent, and in Eu rope. The return* of the Dank of France for the quarter end ing April 30, give the following results of theleadinr items, as compared with the return of the quarter endinf June, 1~41 Hwk v Krakc r. June. Iltll. Mtru, 1842. far. Pre. Nniesinrirculariiui- -22.5,011,360 228,1110.500 3,l7R,00fl Bills naylile to on I- 1.205.030 1,I02,%3 102.97 Due Treasury 120,'117,171 121,sr. 1,01.) 1,320,891 Sundry accounts cur* 4R,A3ti,302 39,021,285 9,B30,M' Dep 'sii' i 2,?03,ano i ,?.??.inio i .047.501 Total debits ?398,221,505 301,921,8914 Snecii 22,1,691,022 211,009.1 IS I3.78J ,?7Bills discounted -148.513,296 152,250.?92 3,716,190 Vilvance* on Gold- 8.2*?7.00(i 3,02ft,600 5,273,101 011 link securities fi.922,191 10. I'SK) mill's B'k lJ'nd 6,l!)T.n 70'? .40 25Hirl. m II1 I I'h-iiix Bink 8> ton do 11?, Musi 111 in->i ijll, ml 111'; 2nd do 12 12 75 Delaware it Hud 99 Z5fl do I2'15 12 I .VI do 99 ,'i0 do 12', 25 do 91! VI do II1, 21 Kamier*' LnanTrtnt 25 jO do j"> 2jOhi" Lif* In Tat lr.10 25'i Second Onnrd. 250 Harlem 12' inn Harlem I2'l ?!l do 12'4 2i.i do a 3 12', 100 do I?', 50 do 12 97 do 12*1 75 do a3 12 100 do I?'.7 .dl do alO 12 V'9 do 1211 1000 Indiana aio i'?v 250 do 1 "i 1000 do blj |9V 50 do iu 12 State ??f Trade. As a mailer of experiment, for a few days the Rat Roods from Sj racuse to Rochester put their fare ut vj, o\ Jets per mile--thcv have found that the small amount o truv el this season will not justify so low n rate?they hav6.37$. In cottoi prices are i athei falling oil' from those current previous t( the arrival o the late news. Sales of pot ashes $.5,2.5, Corn Trade. In consequence of the small rrceipts, Flour has gone tip Holders of Oeneeec demand a W.37J a barrel Nc takers. Married, On Monday, 23d inat, bv the Rev. I>r. Wainwright, Mr UtoRoe Biuslll, Jr., to Mui BtTHiun* BavasT, all o New York. *r At Saint Louis, on the 12th instant, by the Rev. Mr Lutz, Capt. Joscrit L. La MoTT.oflhe I". S. Army, to Misi Elli s, daughter of Mr. Charles (Chambers, and gran Haiitflitor r?l tin InKn \fiill-jnnhv L'c.t ?B-? "-i 1>I eel, In this city, on Friday morning, the '20th instant,Joiner B. Clark, in the 21st ycai nl his ugc, n nati> of Marion in this State. On Monday morning, 22d instant, Gi.oaoi Smi i H, aged 6 cars and 23 day I. On Monday 23J inst, Mr?. Silexci Sam>kord, in th? 60th year of her age. On Monday, -23d instant, Mrs. Kuti A. Wtitt, agedSI years. On Monday, a23d instant, Mrs. R??c OrarAfc, age-ltf* years. Pasaclibera Arilve1 On en wood Capt J N At wood, -I F F tan ton jr, WO Uoiham, A Wag ut-r?16 in ateerage. Foreign Iin|>ortntIons. IIat ax a?Brig France* Amy?13 hhds snaar Mintnrn k ro?. fsaegAr* Baldwin C ?k?? his anirar I*. flnrrklr?.**> Wool sey k Woolsey?fruit, Ur. (i L Mcacham?1 ci.e segm W n Arnold. CuRac oa?Selir Rien/i ?13 hales w? ?l 127 pirfr? Rio lla?h wood 2 bids copper .77 h ;gs coffee 1 hot 2 Whit salt 27 tons cor wood 2F> bdls ins 1 bid do Boons!) Graves k co?26 bni*a?I. 21 idir* m.I |I..Im iM St Wi lnm?? I Pi lilili A Ai rrill It ro?27 An 1. Imnn?211 I." li infnrd?1M ig In! Y U T r.?r r1 G Collin-*?17 Pannier. Kilburultco? '-(I North, Mnmin.' it cu?? II f'oit o?2.1 J Wood?136 to u ord? ?;?.'i'i t s nee Bolton, Folk Livingston?j half pipes H Kerrij, It ?on*. ummmwzr i n ninnsii i win in?? in MARITIME HERALD. D. j'iixtux'c of the Atlantic Steamer*. noil tniiu.nd. rrom ahuica. ArjJi.i, Ryiie^ w Juue I TTt?iMu. lioaKeu .u 1/ l'i June 10 Columbia, Jutikiu* May 19 June 16 Briuunia, H lightning, wa? towed Tound to Point Pino the lollow ing day, sh# h nnce .vf.uck the cround and kicked off her luddcr and false? k* 1. 100 biles cotton are considerably damRged bat the r auixi lei neerl landed in good coudii 1 except being wet; the tru pat up to auction 1st nit. bat with drawn, and is now mfitting under anoth* i nioter. to reload |ker carco. Whalemen. I ArratNeu Bedford May 21. Herald, Devol, Indian Ocean, with a full cargo of ??il (1.'>V) wh ile and 200 sperm.) Spoke 16th Dec, off (Jro*?*ttes. AcaM SH. 1 v.h; 8l?t, Gem. do, I: on S. q Coast of Holland, list of I) c. Pacific, FH. 1600 bhls; Pindus. I do, tiOO wli and r?0u sp; Jan 7. I ?l M Ml S, Ion 46 V) K, M diyi ou,1 80 bbl*; trrli I, lat *47, Ion 38 10 K, f Inbrlla, FH. 112 dstrs ont, , bound home; dd !m dp?amed4v, Liverpool, NB.25.Vi (300 *p.) H|mke off A*ceum >n, no d .'c, Maria Theresa, B. 27.mi (?;i>n up. Bid California, (new, 7J0 tons) Pari v Ocean. Hpo9rf, Oriole, for NYork, 3 da; Til an, do Id; Motto, dodo. At Jnboa, Aunrs, NYork, Idy. f ii MKruooa, April25? In port, N"|s.1 ton. I I'nntini m i M i- 21?Arr llntWon, Wilmimctoa, NT; H Tivii't, I'liil i1 ?i h?ll, rtitiI I'litilorir \un, Philadrlphii; 11". AMnny. Hhmtoi., Mav 21?Arr ll> tor, Hondo t. I! ?*ti "Hi'. Miv 22? Air T"nor, N York; Hwvt. ilo; M.iil, n, l i.l. lpliii. 1.1 ?1d, 'l rilun, NN (irk; Velocity, u?. rinui'imm. Mi) 21?Ait Immti iir, Bancnr; Loja, Hartfoul. I lii Ann r'.lirx 1.. I,i limyn; K.cprlrta, Mtoii/ju i A' rn, II Ion; V niimnl'j ilo; 111 iiiois. Hi djord; Kortini l. ll i?t in; V. i m, N V oik. 114i.tiMonr M 22?CM P I Nrrim, St John, NB. SI.' K'i i i'? Jiiiip. Wnl Indira. Ki.iiAfcr.TM Cut. NC. May IT?Kid Win I WaUon, Writ lmllva. iNrwnrtn, NT. Miy II?Art Snnthcrncr. n?j Indira; K W Br nlley. ii Julia fc Nam-v. ca i.tii I'hnti i'en*, ami .Mis? Ibut nin Div rti -nni?t, thi? -!?itiir. W. din- .M?\ in con* 'jurm of tin nu'ueruiis it* iitlain id great nyli'iH I at a edoo tlui fur&! tioii. K, 11" Vt i.' i I 11 A?J i i??n, ;/ccuts?t(t cxuiiirnCtf it 8 o'clock. I-t*? Or.it uy, the Pulj it, tin- Si-uatc, tin- Bar, t1.Si,i Koi ttiii.b at Mr. Butler's room 11'J St. J>huv. rrnrk. i"' pllK- K b DAHLIA? AND I I V.N A y NiBLIP'S LilVV will sell onTUnr*?i.iv moniiiiK flith huildltd of Nlbfl c!i ?ict* I) ?lili u in pot*, ;;ii vsiiicli will be guaranteed uj n* pn sciiU'H; ihii siin 1, is :;u well known to be uim the In ?t ia tliit cvxi ,t, y, ilii* an comment i dvemed uuiMJCt'siiry. Also, u lie* s uae lime will be s >ld h Urxe and beautiful variety of !U i II I m, Calceolarias, G irtiiU in. I i !i i i l t a S15 ?t i???T HKK'v riTRTLE SOlJf ?Fraiikliu Coffee H .66 m Maiden Lam i. fine lively Tan! will b 1 dres ?d thi. m S id S \N- id 11 o'clock. Oftu*c. JOHN r. BROWN. 1 tHAIN FOR BALE ibout Stoi i'1 fkthotni A mooting *-J i'Ih'ii or ilil for *ale cheap, at the Hhip.tinith's shop, 1J West street, brtw en Rector and Monii street*. Also chain is, ami >11 kind* of 151 icksmith'i work, done on reasonable term*. I B ii-M MONROE r. KOBERTBON. i.iKKmcu's J rr III C 0 P II E R 0 u s, >J{ MEDICATED COMPOUND, FOR TMK HUMAN HAIR, I Is nu%, ncknowleilcr.l liv ili.tiiMD'U ?l o u,c it umIv. to lie the only remedy to prevent BALDNESS ami to re.i >re nut not winch h iii dresser, Fulton it Brooklyn. mSfYfttisi LEMON SYRUP, &c J GRE AT REliUCTW.X l.X THF. PRICE'S. 1 f?AA Leinou Syrup, first, srroml, third, aii'l fourth j^v/v/ qualities. 1 1000 boxes Srtrsann.ilU and Rn*pher v Syrup*. 000 do Pine Apple, Ginger, and Strawberry Syrups. i 100 ?lo (Yge.-t Syrup. 1 ion do StouffhtonL and Wine Hitlers. 1000 do A-suited Cordials, CordcauH, Martinique, Au? sterdam, and Italiau 4-H> bbls and half bid- Cordials. 10 do Liquor Coloring. 1 200 boxes Rock Candv, red and white. 200 gross Extract of Lt inoii. All put up in tine shipping order, and lot -ale at reduced prices at the W T(5 cur e dyspepsia. DU BRANDRKTH'R PILLS cure Dyspepsia. They eu?v i ble the digestive organs to do tin if allotted duly as a mother teaches her first born how to walk. It is by assisting, by Luidinp. and thu* *-ir^??ir I inning the stomach and bono s, that THE BRANDRETH'S PILLS are so exceedingly S 'hitai and so invigorating to the human constitution. It u thus that they enable the inost weakly stomach to digest properly and healthily. Pure blood is thus sujr plied to every part of ihe bodily frame. It is absolutely impossible Brand re tip Pills can fai I to cut the Dyspeptic indiviv ideal, provided the power* of the frame are not entirely beyond alf human aid. TO BE REMEMBEREDTl?at each of ihc genuine has upon it THREE COPYRIGHT LABELS. That each label lias two signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brandrefh upon it. That th-re must be upon i ach b.?x three signatures, thus:? B. BRANDRETH, M. D. And three signatures, thus UKNJAM1N BRANDRETH. J Besides the labels ar? full of isinmll printing done in red ink, there h-in': on the labels near three bundled impressions of t Benjamin Brandp?th\s Pills. The BRANDRETH PILLS are sold at 2.Y cents per box, with full dirt-ction*, at Dr. Br*ndrithN principal oihee, N?>. 211 Brorc'.way, h tw-en Park Place and Murray street; also Mt hit r-fnil i iflhreA. 271 Tintwrv IIS?l- lliuL.in >.trp-t u?t*r l\?. n.il, and 176 Second street,New York. m26 lt*c pOVF.NTRY SHEETINGS.?Just received, a sirsll lot of Covmtry Sliestiti(r* -sliip|??*?l from Mobile for debt) which will hi? sold i:t under t!? market, fur cash or city ac reptaife. At >o, a lull ?up;dv oi .ill the heavy brands. ludiau Head, Lawrence th-u A. Vpileton, Stark Mills, and the tine Merriin-'ck. Dover, Waltlum. I'uk.iown, Sic. ike., may bt had at manufacturers'pric?, on th 2d Boor of No. 22 t'edo street. Haifa block above Pearl *t. .T N. UNDERHILL, m21 eod3tis*r 22 Cedar at. j I( i\ A Y THIS -Jo t reeeired al t oi h it ribbons at th i J cents: ot hat la win yard wide, onl) Is 9d; lot Ans bOn hi?.ine n' Gs 6d per yard; f f fine broadcloths at 12a? per yard: lot Fr. n h mn>.fins yard wide, at only 1* per yard; lot cambric ni;i.din> it 1- Id; line plaid muslins Is (id per yd; 8wi s musliu* it J II muslin 11 I. b ip I arn al oil Is 9d; yard wide lace at ikl i??n yard: shawls at 211 (erc'iw i?di Ii stor?- i.ov ^pnu 'P(> JEWELLF.US MlNIATl K F PAINTERS. Uc. C. K J. HARTNETT. No. 2 Courtlandt street, uo.tr Broadway, Wholesale and Ileuil Mtnufaclurera of Travelliny, Writing, Dressing and Jewel cases, rmuialure caae.?, and settings, tinte, locket, watch, ring, and pin cases; cases for silver id it neatly arranged to order. Also, trays made and 1 fitted to Ji wi lU*rs' show cases, to contain watches, chains, MM h i,pin thimbles,* pencils, lie. Ik* fcc. A mit ty of the alnivc articles couslanily oa bind, and made to order, with iiratucss and despatch. No. 2 (iourtlandt street, New York* tn21 Im^c BJOTICE.-The Officr for FRANC RP PATENT LIFE ks BOA! is removed from 112 to It B wdway. iruit lini CAMPHENE. WrF.BB, through his invention* of the articles known as amphoric and Webb's Burner.*, his thrown too much light throughout tin- country for vcampast, to admit of an en likhteiied public beinjf led away nv any advertisements which may seem to convey toe i lea tha*. the genuine Campuene cm l?e obtained *t an v establishment in l'u? citv, except at the old i established EMPORIUM OF LIGHT. 112 Broadway, coiner Canal street, wl.i h i. nducfed ider the iminediar- superintendence of the subscriber, who t:? well known to he the origiii rl i:.vr ntor of the same* i A. V. H. WEBB. General Fupt. m22 2wis*C 418 Broadway, cor. Canal at. MEDICAL AID. ^TO* I PECK r.LIP?Doctor C rp charges will he found reason?Me. DR. CARPENTER. Office npfi; until 10 k P. M. tn In. c C1 NORA VI NO" BY THE OMNI OR A il MACHINE.? Bt'HR. JONES ("0.. 11*2 Broadway, comer of John street, N.Y.. are prepared to engrave *11 kinch of Maps, Charts, Plans and Surveys, or any work of that clis?, in the ino?t beautiful style, with tint ills It d spedition, aa 1 it pnesra fir below those chstg' i fur similar work executed by haml engrnvlug -the C, l" fit i t I. -f i t 'ding I.Ithompliii i N. d.?Speci neiu of the work done by the Omnijrraph can ur I i' rlu ofll e in Broveek in Mn a BAY HORSE, with a whif" ?,tar in the 1 forehead, ntn 11 .-Sit wa?s of a j and m ooor coiehlion. No r 1 fry given thai u lata ths owmi i ra| c itiiicates of the most reaper? J?|e families where k i 1 In 11 I nit* I State* whi h* presume* will entith i fideuce of th* American public. H operation in the most consistent and ?ci*-nlifV mvir, ant) on tin1 moat reasonable n-imv Ifis Oflire i? at No. 57 Warr- nstiert, New Vork. N. B.?-At all ti.nes on hind. Tooth Powder, Tooth Pa*;? and Medicine* adapted to tin- cure of the Durase* of the Month generally. mil lm' r CAUTION. rPHK TBI''Onil ROUS, or Medicated Compound for th'* i I i ii in -a n Il.iir, being rem red by let?* i* pat-ni of th* I/nlltcl i State.-*, all persons are hereby cautioned from selling or venditor anv articl* pre I ending to 1?" the ?ime as the original, invented ami manufactured l?\ CI.IRHHUGII, 206 Broadw ay, si he will prosecute with rigor all who dare infringe his right*. The Public should observe that lieiiu? patented, any article prrt? mf'.nc to by the snm" can only l>e base counterfeit and lmm mire, and its use cnti*r tin* ruin and loss of the hair. Call nt 203 Broadway, up stairs, for the genuine. Price $1 per bntth*. mil lwh*r 1MUVATE (M'HE. 'THE MONITOR.?TWa is the title fivtn to at ing the nature, symptoms, ronvnuenoea, ami treatment of th" dueise* called private their neat mode* of treatment I Uinly deacrilwd the remedies most rroper fur their different stages, with useful hints, iin|>mtant advice, and all necessary in? ruon* 10 cimim im'- ?in in u? urci imnif, prompt, am! nermanent cnre. To the unfortunate, Dr. Jordan offer* tIn* Monitor with the fullest confidence, containing. a* it doe*, t|??fruits of many year* devoted experience, eitrn*ive practice, ami tucrea*ful treatment. Nor doe* he drem it nece?**ry to **y more than this, that the Monitor h i* reached the seventh adr (ion. r Sold for t'.ie proprietor, only at Aimthccarfe*' If ill, M Prince itr et,cor ol Marion,where il?o may l? hid Or. Jordan'* 8 -eitjc otir*e*t No. I, for the cure ofc?T, gleet*, and ill lirejt hi ill di*clianc?'? and C'ourtc No. 2, for the p-rmniHiit run- ol 1\ ner? al di?e.i?? in all it* *t??'? Thne package* comprise Jr\? ry medicine, waah, and requisite ver meded, either f??r in^lerti ?l or? iff ro J n*f. Tin v x i no *u?pirion, came no cftinie, and ire used with nlety ?mltinvaryittx nui'ci w. Prince street, corner of Marion, .1 block* rid of Nihln** Omh ii?. P.ivofp ntranee f.fiMenon *trce? m if d ??i to the drugstore. m!t Im* c pA1 s ni'M ii i. T" i"ifait rod out I ant for tlir pr\\ it 01 who i at it ft-r ron, in rtinijc?!- no n?-i?un'i or ?ho.--l>oy*, .inti devotee him??lfr.omlly to the welfare ofhie pntrair. Uewnr- -f nil noitrnmt ntul ifr nctrum v?rv1 n.? r'f.irnii nri dully filling irtima to their bnhlnl effect'.. The The ?nd It n tmrui'ionv of the win of Criepin to tho?e of K? l?l'.u? nre n ca t"i'xt t the r. niter frtttitinim hot mori itnpoiMm to the nutfi rilie end it"tndro y lrrim, n.2t lm*i pP \RrFNTl.K _ AUCrnoN SALES. __ BY THOMAS BELL. Sforet X09. tt JIhu ami 11? Fnlton ttrrtl.) WEDNESDAY. At 10\ o'clock, iu th? ?.ilr room. Lar^f ye of elegant Furniture of all lit-^cripiion^. Alio a Ur^f, unii valual>l?* assortment officiant lurmtme, lioin i ^ciitleiiitiiffiviiiLr upli'ouichcfiiiii'j. THriunn At lfllj o'clock in the 1 .iru Fulton si r?' room 1' H 11 without 1 11 i. 1 1 by vite best mak? i coitd I ni do 4o, a i ?*t I? ?'?.i;l dut.bb? action Krani ii in in fu:eord?r, with ill the Ut i v?m ufditional patent ined U. This ^'Kiitliil iii>t i it m tit i"i i iclil\ w ortli must be sold. Also. nu mi ind othctauoii legs j11'I uothic panel*; this instrument will be sold with in unlimited pinrantrr. is of th" in.?fticer. Ufo- wo very fine organs suitable foi small churches ??r CIIU1. _____ in by It*r BY F. J. BEAIINH, Auctioneer., Thij d iy, Wedm s lay, at 10 o'clock. Mortu^c Sale of Fumitur*?Thin dav, Wet work is now selling at tne auction*?consisting of Draws, Couches, Sofas, covered in different colored plusbe*, satins, mil hair cloth, of the latest Spring lanterns. dlve,ner regular uay. rorirngni or |m.v;i;p, irtvtug irronimnil ttioiis unequalled for splendor or comfort, apply on >oard, at Orleans wli rf, foot of' Wall street, or to I K. K. COLLINS CO. M South street. Price of pasvige ?!imi. The jacket ship ROSCIAS, Ca|itsin Collins, of 1000 tons, ivill succeed the Oarrick aibl idil 25lh July, her regular d.tv. Passengers may rely ou the ships of this line nailing punctu dly Ls ?.IV *o1 lied c OLD"!-!NTT^OF~ LIVKRPOOp PACKKTR-|o!3tee rage passengers, are well known to be far ?ii]>erioi to any ulier. For terms of passage, apply on board, fool of Bct-kman street, ROCHK, BROTHERS U CO., 25 Fulton st. neat door to the Fulton Bank. N. B.?Persons ending to the old country for their friends, "an inve th hi brought nut in the South America, sailing from i LiverjHM?l on the 19th Julv, or in any of the shin* comprising 'he Old Line, sailing from the above ort punctually on the 7th i kb4 I"*.t of ich month. Draft* at sight for any amount on the Royal Bank of Ireland an I ou Messr* Present!, Orote, Ames kCo. B inkers, London, which arc paid free of discount at any charge whatever, in very Provinee, County, end all the inland towns throughout (treat Britain and Ireland. For passage, fee. apply as above. m2ac Vi5?? NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS-Pack.t torySrV 2-'?th Mn?ThL.- k kR I Packet o| 6 1 MrT^Wdoiie.?The splendid, la.I sailing packet ship .MhDb 4 LflfeyiA'rOR, apt Chidwick, s ols i?o-it?vr!y ns above, leu tegular dsv, hiving splendid nrrnmrnouatioiH for cabin, s? c.nid cabin and atrerage |nc?m mjeri. Th- wishing to secure berths should rn ik|'. the prcinuf*. N. B.?Tlii? i? well wnrtlii the attention or any family **!m> will,. m enjoy a In aiitiful ?irnotion for a lit'lr money. In?'i Stent* re IJOO'MS 'i 1 ET?Willi in without board ni Si. Inhii'a I'lrk. Two alrrpinf rnnma, iilifiiniiahrd SI per week?furinthril SI W?Willi board SliO. Addrnaa T. B. E., Il-nld O.Tir. _ _ _ inra Jliar VIIt. W. A. k I NTT. Prrifr.aor of the H ANOKiWTE, ha* f'l rnmr i' il to No. II Li?|irnard tlrrri. m?'i3tu*r OK A I. ED PROPOSALS will lie received by the online a ton lor* for building llie Harlem llin r IIiin, fiom the 2Alh to the :tmh of M?? instant. Now YorK, M?y 20th, ldlif. OEORE LAW. RAMITL ROBERT*. ARNOLD M A AON. Contraflow for MiiMins ?*rtinn ri of thr rot on Aionlnrt, in rltidinn thr biiihliiut of tlir Bridge orrr thr H*ih'm Hio r "O Mill wctioii. mZI fclrl*r_ Havana SEoa fti.?Ill'a BUI man*An f.D'O. So 4'J Liberty ?tn *1, near Nonrsii ?tirrt, offer lor ??te tor r?i low in-' feVhOO'i L* Norms Seem, tery 'tip*'"" TO, WO Norrirf* ilo Ho. :i V.iw rant* ilo 00. W 1.000 1'ian* Ho 80.000 Ilr?*li??nd C}non?? co. ',u 0ii incut oi Mr. F JilRIl 'i itiv-ly l.r Sin N'ihu . TillSi EVEN'JNO, M?y 85?The pr.rforumr villi c .ar THE GLADIATOR. S-vrrct.icm, F ?t I i'htsirin S"..ti J.iui UrMuiL Hielil Ju'ia, Mi-s M- sW. r. To ronch..l.; will' HUNTERS OF Tin: i YiiENNEKS. Cdrilxii, Kirby E^eM-an, ?t??cnf Aline, .Mestiiyer. Doors will p|'vii iu future ;tt a^uiricr past 7 o clock. Alia tne cuittiu will rue fit H o'clock punctn illy. _ met l)rr eirck, c? iit??50?Pit, 2>? Private Boiei, ffl OLYMPIC THEATRIC THIS EVENING, May 26.?The performance! Hill com turne* wirh KEEP YOUR EYE ON T1IE CORPORAL. Corporal Strip* Grill un Tadpole, NlcltWSOB Clam, Mr*. Mo??op. Aft r which A MUSICAL OLIO. A It which _. RICHARD NO III. _ Ricli.tnl, Miich' II 11 mi> King. NicklnWil Saily Ann _ _ Miaa Roberts. To colic hi tie with THE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS. Gn.ihl Pepper, Nickoivru Aa itlvi. Mrs Mos*JP Drey. Circle, JO cents?Up|>ei Hm?, 35 cents?Pit, Is.?l*nvst> Botes, $5 The Dour* w ill in futuic open ?t 7 arid the Curiam will rise at hiir*ia>i 7 precisely. NEW YORK nUSRl 51 (Formerly known u? 1'i.le's,) Xu. 3U Hmoi'iray, oppnsrfe the f'i'v Hall. TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION !?INI KEASED NO VELTY MONDAY, May ?1. ami every evening during the w-ek. The s.ni* and Daughters of thr WESTERN' EORRsT. I i> VI AIM W AKKK Wttt and SQUAWS, uuder the diree fioil of Mi, P. will preifiit a i**riea of remarkable exhibi* no .is of the v.u iout mode* and ceremonies of ???ratc life, roosistiiuc of the superstitions, religious rile*, warfare, burning psrties, connrils, revel* \%.n dances, of llir c.nu.xcuF, EsbViM.-ir\', s.ic, fox, sf.xf.c.1. ti IX X E I1?'1 ($'O, nn indue* d others to wumr h?? name, hx^ju-trctnrued from a two s ears* absence at New Or lean*, and will apj ;i hi* 'vnr.d-rful da net* s and breakdowns, accompanied In ihe ciie braii-i? ately consulted during the da v. 16 INDIAN WARRIORS m.l SQUAAVS! dressed in the AY'/77OX.QL COSTUME, aje engaged for this week Mile. MISS HOS.1UE, the Vocalist; COLUXS, the Comia Hunw CEI.ESTE, the i> nicer ANIM.1L M.'IGNfr TISM, NIAGARA FALLS, ALBINO LADY; GLASS BLOWING. iraiid Cot morion a, and more NOVEL CURIOSITIES than are contained iu any five museums in America. t A splendid day performance every Wednesday and Satuifety |M IU. Admittance to the whole 26 cents?children half price. m22 c PRE AT AND NOVEL ATTRACTION AT THE VT KLVSIAN FIELDS!?Free Concert* d'Ete, a la Mnsard, every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, from 3)* o'clock, to 6h o'clock, to commence Monday next. To render the inducement to viaittlu .se deligh lul ground* irrei li.table, Sir. McCARTV, the lessee of the place, lias the plea* lure to announce to the public tliat he has effected a short etiJ itageinent with a Bind, consisting of ten Professors of a high ot Jer ol t duUts, and led by Mr. K. Myers. They will perform a .election from the Opera* of the ino-t ad nired com|K>acn, with favorite overture*, envatiuaa, iraltopud ;s, lie. Itc. The henuty of die surrouudiixy scenery, combined with the excellence of the music, cannot toil to yield a gratifying amu.;* ment to those who may honor him with their company. m22 int*r rMlRCUS?WELCH R MANN will play in Rochester, v on Monday, Tuesday atid Wednesday, 2'td. 2llh and 26th Caledonia, 26th; Genesee. 27lh, and Spart i, 28th. CARD AND NOTICE IlO TRAVELLERS. and the Public generally, resident in the State ol New xork and Western Division of thr country. Messrs. WELCH MANN hop# and believa they can pr? ?rnt to the lovers of ilia noble science. Horsemanship, a most iphnidid Circus Company of Riders, each a picked equestrian and a star in his own detriment. The Grand Tent Saloon is nr w, spacious^ ai.d highly arcom inodatinx; the hou-.mx and decorative trappings are rich, r.ovel, and of the very lint order. The Orrh**stra comprises the best available Native atul Fo reigu Talent, and will enable the lovers of music to bear tha finest compositions of the Great Masters admirably played.? Amoui: the periorniem win intiuu f?? uamci 01 uir urmcrnally celebrat? C. J. ROGERS, the Star of the So???h. hi all hi* beautiful Bh?arean and magical one hone at' t?? i. J Cailwallader, and bit woudi rful pupil, John Ulenriiy, wilfpour trmv their beautiful one, two and tnre*? horse acts ??i operatic baliet, aided by the tour Misses WelL, ihs most taUiUled and interesting children in the Uuion. The astounding Italian G.yuin.istic Bcena of Mr. Rwley and his infant son, must electrify all who behold a scries of such wonder* The magnificent Post s of the four Hungarian Cousin* 1 The fashionable and astonishing Eqiiit**i to IB inches in height, well rooted, and of the choicest kin?J-?; in addition to winch fhfy hate added the finest of last yeai's 10ire flow# r* from Engl ?nd. Otu stock of Dahlias i* so gem rally known to In one of rite best inthucoujv try, that *n\ further c?iitim* lit i* deemed unnecessary. The prices will be 1. conformity to the times, vi?., one do ten fine rii; erior. Sin tn jfli?ail war nn txl represented. atrlo^uca furnished on application tn NIBLO it DIM.AT. 47? BrnadwR) All nnli r* thankfully receited and promt lly cveuted. in2l Iw *r ________ 'ivi TIIK LOVERS OF M'FKKIOR BLACK~flCAI HuyxiurV Mixture !?This txttemely delirious and nnparalleli MSOTON k I'll. "rJ I1 'in! .1 B' nlr at, Olaaa St.iiiers and ileeoratiie fainter*, r i ;t' llj' .olirit families and ntbera. fttinc up their dteillinf?, to n ret their atork, which for atyl and gecutiou of work ia m i tn In surpassed, and air. n s to .pit the tin W*?> h window shades from ne dollar to tin i.-h' >t -ii |i ir.l'y rheap lit proportion. Archilnrta and othera furnished with d. .lym for attuned glaaa Inr ehureli i dT V. CMHEIIt'G/rS a BROADWAY, KM HANTF. IN H I.TON STREET. TH K oi?r>. ?ft? inpn that s.duly m*kiruc to imitate (bead pi|f).r?tr.l\Vi and S' ?l| *rr m.njr nfoofii of lU Iv. !l ?-hr atari rr'n. i i.?iMk "?H ttbaem- llir.t u tlia ttnciitni HirriKilrP in thi* enuti'i v "I THE VENTILATING AND GOSSAMER W I (r S A N D S C A L P S, WITHOUT MKT.1l.ir HPRINUR, and thai *11 nthrn an- Imt frrblo *ifnip?r rlirrrt thr runrtplr on ?l.irhth?y are m id loiit, and tlio .Itill and practirr to rarrnt.. ,411 wrarrra and i-"nnni'.notion* o( mod. rn art. In thnr ...if*"i tl i j' oifli r fioin %ll othf hrr?. The kiir i? singly ,.'Tmi ri|uiwy niMrlomri ?s io in?i i"?n'i it ..,i ii akin?(liey ecu emo mora ?i.?t?sd. Vor n Southern clinis.tr thry eie inmtimahlr, l?riiw only one "l. wnuht. Artiatnre, Member* of (oncree*. sin-l p?ntl?trr n irjjp etery q suttee ol' t".c reentry. who ere now neerine ?if?. cen he rrrred to. |1ic i rtrei will ke found to cult the mcuweteuee* of ell Jr

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MI St i;ll a KOI S. iJr.ViovaT.-T-\ ixkd state# cheap cash tai LORINO KMl'OUIl M rrmon d from iKr r. r lit r o| N.ts ;iu ititi Btcltuiun itrrrtli to 1113 Hiufttlway, ro nu N-*. I 'irs. J. Bill Mi ur?uMwuhtd inform hu friends ami the j>nl?lic utlir.,' tint it; iitr. u'-.ru ii?e aboxe room in Bioulv^y, in coii i. ti??* hi?li of stor***, ;t?nl by reducitu lit i>1 10 compete with any ?subl?M?im ui, Intl. aiuI Kor instance he will I'n* mill 1 b' .iii'.tlld c. at ftOtU to kplrtuiiu 1 ttiiti iVoin SI l? $9. B.?All k. mncnU made at this establishment ?re dune tv Wi u??\tuc>ii ami despatch aud warranted l" fit. her I. r vourtcj vet-. 1".""' A MJRKW'b COMBINATION i.(>i K II. J. it w 111. h lift* been capose.l tt it 11 'Ml t iroi.ey t" thu I ub lie to he picked.?TUia ccl.-l.iit. .1 L. k basil* innl. tv ii- JU oilier. Mr. trial Mid t?l. I.) t- iiu .ill II" arte. eueloairiit dep..,it ..f Kivr Hi:vin.bo I) .1 i sua I" two.inoutlw.Mllw Mcielaanli' Eachm::.- lleaJinn il.i. city, and kmi* Vr.n similarly tint* 1 >""\l J8!1- uud, a datMiipl hatiiu U-.-U- ?I?-|> ?'i.e "I the vaults of the N I'1"1;. V1 w/"teh ?*i*U it hit withstood. 'I'li- \ii..-rii-..u liJiik l.o. k "in,.Miy, will, in. rv i.-'.l i ..|if..l' nr- iniii-ni.l ,'his invaluable Look now in nf ov. r I- '"tok, irn the Railroad Utt-k, Lowell, Xiu a*.'*h?s Us., I..... .iii(cr liuecuon and aile.iu leant twenty per itr diet. er Ihni at the f.inp douhttul credit stores. ,Tfi. utiit ? i v wJi >h tale or, retail, liom any of lhe I uinit, ill find it i'i* ir ow n iutfrv.ns to rail or w rite to the Id China I till in i*lul M? li-l.'n,'or tin- new 6hiim 11 All in 3 0 tiUiyr* jind rk?*\ will nor tie di^ipnoiiitt I. pjtckiin? vvirpinh 1 pi any t*/r: ol the Union. Th- K r noli Mi ,'rsuiji languid* llu?-tillv spoken liy tire sa|> .men. KERR Ac CO. mil 1m r Uf FUR'S IMPROVED BURNERS, at seventy.five per t-nr. I thin heretofore. The subscriber has now on hand ii* i-?l riuyui ol the imported Rumors, which he now :iVr- w th* above reduced pric*?. A jioi-rai discount e1bwmi til d".i!lione?t notice, on rv.i? triable terms. *27 lm m INS. i SubsetftjeVs will tlict Notes, c Dv.'4f-, Acceptances Wtifih.itOR of Depositee; Ac. (thrmJvtli ht'wn rmlrii Ac 'o. from New York to AUnny) upon any ?f tM? nil vtyinsplaees, und iruaraiHeo returns to tne ctty of New York, i from vie R> v*ghI timju. Vtic.\, Ca^ndtigua, S\ r.icustr, Rochester, jV u burn Rat.nil, Geueta, BufisJo. RrmtiKCSs Era onus Corning, lhcttifj ?V. Olcntr. Albany. ro.MKROV k 0O? 3 vY.ill street, New Voflt. fj Corte? StttjanJ Market street?, Albany. ^"IRftlS TOOTH R'as.r! ?'i.n'".! from live or||ioil n*v/ cj| *r NrvH (void street. New Yrolc?The Orris Tooth V/ash is purely i vecet .b!r mepiruiioa, pos-msairut the propertier clea.ii; llu? teeth and mouth, restoring the guins to a ho ilfhy ,t t'e, and piMfenring any unpleasant taste or odour in ihe'motfth, wli rhrr eritin* iroin decayed teeth, or from'a tlelanctil state uf the stomach. U 14 il? o.r.i(ui tube u ?c?l with a tooth brush, and will be fonud orporlcdf the uedeiuity of a powder, keeping fh# teeth cle-m nhT ptov"iitni^ the wourbig away of the guutffr tilt* teetli. It ih o trtiouUu v u el'ul in conui of spungy gurus lorforiug the it) to a healthy stye, anl caukiur tiicui u> coulxect srouud the te? th. In paiufid. r\1V?eti^ns of the teeth arid guuu, aiuitet iVotu ticuluily .'-n i?;> to iwu? tin- Orris Tooth \Va*h at night 3tint before rt* t iritis turrit. This method is recommended oy eminent di'irfist*. as L?* so doing til particle* of food which accumul i( during uic day are entirely removed. and the mouth Mm throuxh r!* uiri'd in a tie in, sweet, and healthy state. j S anil t'-eih aiui ivluti tei-th mm?nu its use to *J), i'OMUg and ujil. I"r >--4- nix Pv?u Th. Ors i 1 ash is me best detergent we ever used oil on nam- I.??m>sb?u Tpan*' ript. Ksu u-le by the priucipxl drngghts iu the ritv. ml r pne f IIAl.h \.?(}'>M md i!v;.r Di tU uvai.uiactnrcJ by Albeit A?n him u i i-ifj; r tyb* t-? any in th>* United Sfxt???, and 1 o d in a ii lets, ricHsr .pre him a dull at 1R7 Broadway PC)ITK?L'.i" bSC ex clear, char utess and rump Pork, at lit] ?p- clinti, for sale by e-tidi C. K. )!.I I \-v South stfeyf, I.\RON SPRINGS. rPlfE t\\VII MOV.?Thin how commodious Hotel will be 71 1 1 '4 the 4 etiou of visit/vr* on find after the tint of .hiie u \t V ill age of Sharon Springs, "Schoharie County, i t" ir pure xvxtrr of the spfiny*t greatly Tes^mHtnt In of the v. ot. snlpiutr springs M lryinia, lnxe be?u 1 i' >t to be hh.iiG'etlieariou* in Khonmatic, f'UVxnerirts, Biliu>iM and Dy-p--ptie compliints; and in tlie cure oi K.-rsiorf s, ful&, Lit 1 Complaint, and etieral cfebility, a?vi niin> athoi o^nects, p.issuss (si certified by some of the hiiist lis r?rofes* ?rs in lh^ I 'uiv-d States) inedii ii.al i N >pi-."he iii tliis country. *b- ri.l. 1 1 rbe vjeirhrr, ntttn' fotts rillaaes, ,fl oft views, neighboHof cttct siuT rofnsnfic accllflivsrt v jjaii; Lht ni;in? a. -i? i-> i m r t r di*f *nce of about eight miles, arriving in r i i i-r; ?.Uo h\ the Alhntyr 'and Cherry VhIIiv fiirOl?? :?11y buing nhntit'ibrty-five milt's west of the oP AJhiny. \C,i ?u. ?'M l anl^iotvi*r V iths fnrnishsd n' all time*, either r rh i!iiner:t! r f .?*h v-.rer, \nd etery attention given to rvu?l *r th- my f %?*itoi rsTeenWe. Vi i>it.1 d-inee of the purest mountain spring loe i* stored for the season. \*\M O Wlf.MAMS. Tily. sruiNns imTKi .-Tins ii ?in b? opti'd ?t tki r v Age, t' i', i.i,.r. .i\ i i ujyl) Nivy, AmeHran, Russian, nil Spi h fv i ?nv. *npi'i ill th* r*e#? host* vid elnh bo f .r f'i" last f tr ?irs?ml h.v n in hi large ^assortment s'\ -?r I s.-tilU ev -r collected in mm plnee. fi-pu 13 ranch Otsr S'ore on tin* North Riverside. i? shut up) JtnS removed to 402 Water street; an 1 as 1 save all thn p*,' f one ture. J will sell eno'U'li i i;. r to tluxe who North Hirer side to jmt them 1 ir tt i iUr hv?au? club boats, gars aud scull* sold jO |u*r cent Iujn think tyyear. i i.i^ PIANO FORTE& OOliTII'" !>N PKAI.KUS uOiMiur.vn.* will fln.l i-t I tii I'lv .in jr t j c II .J-! rti'.Ai -r i i l? .mm ii.'iln i i I coit: i rand.'i>l o.nd i ci.i'ii, a'M... n an I m ill .,T?r.y. Wffr..-r.'J.J MtlOlli rorii't ?t?nd,. Mill .11 II r. I?i:;:,: 4tKf? ll_:.:/.rn11Jt tn low .i4.1t'. irn f.iOKS OK H(Viis>iS. Iu? lint*. riinoeil J I rim- 1 iu -runny a? in .irticerof catilry.wher. (>r In. lima .ii Irtiinn* hone*; liii lull* ?i|-er 11-:. r iiaHli'. '"in lhat |w ul tnia "rll i?u 11' in. id 1 |*r|i Hull. Tin-ret. ff lie tv .s 11.t* mlitrrv .n- ..I.. e mtl.iinrii ?]...;lnU |>lr.v iin in mm .in,.,I Hum.-.. Th..te "-oiitlenieii wlw would eon'"I" t irtv c i will I fprtjr to 134 brouxd in .(tweti oi.tr* mil Kim f. WRBDI. 4 \rrift V'*?o*ii>ik W**r-n ^t'l? nr. i the r? of le??w>e Vow Orleem for ihe "C 1...1 e in teiMf. r en? my mow aitii-er. 'in*-*1 1 .iltui p?n l j,i v. 1 mimicr in which yno hate 1 1 "i ii \Ve?i." I >ri.i.|er hiiw one ..J* Vm I., tl.. i -|e - lie.: with- or v.-or fn re w*lr?. ntid luccem, I i leinaiii, lvf*|?"ctmliy; I Your obrditot servant, NtW Or?r t-? fidrr, f t -bv bfciMeu, Iv. m-. i,iu!.l r? nn Vt>l (n, Ju lUlb, ii?'kmi, ?H' rj'r.ui Vf.i'tott liruth. Cjyclie.i 0\ i .,1,V i aide S? up. Muck awl Ivrera. 1 uilie Boup? ?Giy a l\ i. iiifl fox ?t*a yovwA. ,V B.?The* i rfiri/i t.Are .ill r cook'* I. free from bone 4., n ,"d odd, or, ?r preferred. wartnr'l in i few im v.Ttiin&tured .-i id snlit a I* i|??.ilr *w |?n, "nplfte Dnju-rri' .T -\*f Aymrttos. new patera 50n I -ich flaw, lar^e u? '5n Aerrnlfic Cetu**, -mad* ar Pirii, by Alpbonev.OI mm x >o. IW bottle* H ;?o?uVr>h?f" of K Al*.?. '4Vi:*ili "I VW 1 rtfU,? At Mlinf, Ohl'Vit m i| (1 ;.ft vnt :tii M &ecAminty tr? inform tl -j, 1.1 fri-n 1 >u't ritU??*f*, lhaVtlii-v Ii?t? r?nviv.,| tlrtir e?'?tii?hm nt fi m t Br'U'l ?trrf t t Ifif i I1 ultun (tr*?t#ri?ar J5r??? opu-xiii' St. I'ml'i cli.'fh; ln?? MAi ftlvIT BLANKK.!"??.?A ?U t. .-.i. ?.y min r c PEK9BK BROOKS, ;l LlWty t. T_ I'KltFI MEin OWEN'S AMERICAN II AI It DYE. I*1MI!S Dye utile only infallible I lair Dye now ill me. Many J iliere are win> oiler articles to the (.ublic brrritl* lh? nainc Of H l>\e, tli.it tut; not only woitMcaj, lint ofteu injurious I ih. Iiair. rlie ?it*Hnnber jil-ifcim IntBself that tlic American lUir Oyi im>e:feciij li.umTw in it, nature, ami infallible in it, licet, a* it will c?>lur the htur only. The lightest hair, red ir uray, can Lit a lew liOur. tie climnjeil to any dark >li.ule Irons a brown to a black. Tin dc u, il w,v ,u, ?fi,tlv in qlitii^nu' roil or grey whiskerslo ccrrtsjvoud w uii Jnrk hair. B? sure that the name nf Ferris Owen is wr^tou ou the label Of each bottle, as all others arc worthless. It* in any case the dye should fan t produce the ueain (1 effect, tin? money will he it turned. Manufactured ttid lb* *ale hy Ft rris Owen, No. 1 SiKlh Aveiui**. Agent* II. Ring, yj Fulton street; II. T. KielMcd^ft) lkjoadwav; E. h.i>t? ny, 140?* Bowrry; (i. l.unU sav. to Sixth Ait-tuiu, DcuggLts; and Manuel, Hair-dresser, ftroadw ?v in 10 lwin*3wo**r tiik human 11 air restore)' fpHF, Growth caused, fillinf oft stared, the durf or dandruff a di*?proi>i ifrtor will offer no further4 statu tin nl of his own-but tft&t he can ustftue the public this is just what it is represented. and that rhe above.are its py*:ti?e iju&bties. llM>wn only to tb* ijSoccriber, WM. BATC1J ELOK, pnu'tiuol wig maker anil lra.ii cutter, IGj .Broad o ay, Nov lurk. I'sichtftes from the country"uiust be forejmid to ensure ;..v,mpt at^'eutfo'm Tltr hvodsnipsst and brat assortment-of w.ks and ton 1 me* In the United States, will be found-at this.^ataidlf-hment mft lm* n GENERAL AGENCY. 'T1 HE SUBSCRIBER has taken the store 7S Fuhon street, 1 Brooklyn for the sale of the most approved genuine Patent and Family Medicines, Perftimory^ Fancy Articles, iscc. Manufacturers and proprietors of such articles, or of any tiling else, who wish for an active, stirring agent t. quant ly d.? the ravages of dis?isc lay waste the delicate form ol the fair and beautiful, and ihom.h restored attain to health, yet these flowing locks which on^e adonitd their head*, toil off, and liner attain leturu* to their original beauty. It is inconceivable how aiiv person, more v??t?eoiaUy a JuJr, can man Heat so much ncult t t on this poiul, when u XLvEu FAILING REMED\ can he obtained by calling at No. 20 Soujh Third street, Philadelphia, and asking for Jiytm's Hair Tonic, which will |>erf?ctly restore tills only neglected part of female ujna tnent. *r (Vy*' MURDER?Murder?Murder?At all time* will aronse the most stupid. Vet murders are daily perpetrated which escite very little attention. Is 11 ?t cousumirtioii daily tnuoh ring thousands of human beings'/ Does not ;tithma rcmlur life a burthuii, and then destroy it* victim Does not bronchitis par alvze the usefulness of many of our most eminent diviues and other.public speakers, to say nothing of the thousand* of all ages and sexes w ho srte swept Into eternity by it? Millions ofj human br ings sink down and die, by attacks of tho above and similar affections of the lungs ond throat. Fortunately for! mankind,.Javne's Expectorant has uev? r been known tof.nl in giving relief, and has, in thousands of in*ranQ?s,. effected permanent cures after all other means had failed. QJ^LIFK LIKE 11 LIFE ill?MAll that a man hath will) ho give for hi* life*1?.so we find it recorded in the inost auciontj and best of books, but when wo see thousands dyiiig around us,; with Consnmnliou, Croup,Coii^t, ^Vstluoa, Bronrhiti;, Hjuttiug, Blood, and otnvr pulmonary affections, we .lie led to doubt the correctness of the abov' o.v>/rtion, especially .viueo it is sow II1 known that a certain remedy iua> be obtaiucd, which alwaysf arr'-*ts those ?Ii a***' Dr. JAYNiin?? mve iiusu iQ'as |ni'SnMii? ciiurr jj.iiu or IJ i"l Hmilf, nf?: invited to tmtke a liberal application of Tunic 10 rhe heads of their lorn*, .mil if if do n >t mike.Ulfcm more fi^xihle mul manngable, will it I' vt restore their hair, aud add mnrli to the comfort an I heanty of the gentleman. Pn\*nr'? Hair Tonic, K*|?ectorant, VemmiMT, and CarmiJ lull iff flnlsim for tale by the agfnwi A. I). I). Sands, Dnrg? gists, Sc'TJ Fulton-street, roriv r of' OoM-street, nnd l(H> Fnh fon-sfr* t t- it wiudesali' and retail also sold bv David Saudi and f'o.t No. 77 F ist Bnn I way, corner o1' Market-street and AUnhon B. Sands and Co., So. '/T.\ 13roadway, comer of Fhainbcr-'streer. into I ni a K\m oir-.-TKrri" is no oil in tin' world tint rail douo ?>ti? And of en ry age, to nojuire an elegant uid splendid hand w nil tig. N Twf.ltr F?a?T Lcitoit The Ladles m. daily I* im twelve to one?They are taught n*:.c, rapid iitd delicate hand, agreeable to the fashion of the d?Y- Also, jingle entry Book-Keepnm t anchl. I he ?i ntl- men are u?u with iniMlible certainty ta write frith in 4 matter I maimer, suit.il-l" for keeping a let of B?n L*. 9i f.?r Mercantile corn j? iidrnre. r-.veuii:* G basses from 7 to [K U MenhaiUa and Strangert visiting the city e*n compint a comae in lUrve day*. MS lm*r BOOK-KEEPING: TRK Cotuitixtf rooms of C. C. MARSH. W Cedar street, 1 continue n from ft A. M. too p. M. ?u on>r tint ineicbant.4 and others rntv avail thenuelves ?f a coyNe of lrwtruc lion iiuii i? tri iv pj tcrir.tl one that embrace* a complete nmtilH? of earn iwn ul ti aimac Moiis and m j si.lit* calmlatinm? ami in which tin- am dent Actually keep* a *?t of hook* m a conutillg ho rue. f\j thnae Woo ?r?- acpi>i:utn I)ook-k(? pi:u in. piM"il uiiti l> n i.difioiu tfinf it receives the preksreuce lo tk .\?w |od Pul!i,c Scn-?oii, and other larur iM4tituUo;|a and fUaf he hiin??tf baa the honor of bfint Vr*?p [M?iuie?l ten ier or lH?c?k-kr-t piru for the "Mercnntijf Library Association** of thU city. Prospectuses, with terms, may be FOR SALE AND TO LET TO I.F T?Immediate t\>*?e of the he*! Pew* in the Hough Dutrh Church. n;"T; %ln v**"' of ft IVw iu mi'lfilt* aiftle of hurrh, N **?au ?trret. Kuril |v w it near the pulpit. Apply ftt otfirr N 9 in Ct Wall ttref f, or to nv>ni,n?k W. A. CARTRR. i w Hrrrf. 1 H mo. No Aj rly to' W nrry c ^n,en,rncc f?r mtn THn* T WOOniU KF. 1 A Hlth ICS? snae I it* iimiot larar mil ml Bnit.,1. 1 cutiCiillv -itnaud M'd ingooAoiflfi, it h*r?at in,I in full view ,,fthe S.mnil Sinnnnu |>nu??. tMime k?if,litt?i, St,-. A lam* L-irdm hftmWmaly miu out; the b#*t an\ finest t f truing watar. The ?iItole on an i .Una (coniifftra with tlir main oy n ridzn rn th? Iml. which proportion i? now n-ntrtl f,ir i-r inn. with n nnlti.it. 1 w.iirr powrr. parm rnn iiftrntta of ?ft ttfrrt, tin lrr cof.il rnltivntinn, vrll fctvril; r.iluam* orrh?id? ftap n"-t-r?, trtMi., Ur. v rt-nnl information refcrmr* i? mat If t" Thorn t, 15. i von Th 'mpi'ia utrrrt. or John Rl?*"ll, f 7? Na?an mrrrt. i'.nry HiirUoo, K*j. Hartford, Chnn. ^otpMnlntMi to. lerrnt. k*. at th-prrtni?*r, to W.M W El.l.h* 1101,1,\ For mora articular detcriptioit* *ee Courier and Kn-juy r. myl9 1m*r IIOTKI.S. BOARDING, Kiigllatl AdTtMlwiiMiit. NOTICE TO RXlLW AY TRAVELLERS. ANDEIITON'S HOTEL, No. 164 FLEET STH EFT, LONDON. William Harding, l^roprlctor. Returns hi* thanks to the professional and commercial gentlemen, ami the public for the liberal support he has received since-occupying the above named Hotel, and hopes by unremitting attention to retain the patronage hitherto so generously afforded. W. ft. a.*surt>K hi* patrons (hat no endeavor* ^hafl b ywd to prompts th ii j nufort. god Batters imn ,?-lt that lew can compete with Ifirn as I tr as regards VVinCs and Viands, it being his ambition to procure the choicest lor (he approval ol" hii supjioiters, and conducting business on the ipost liberal system. Tim daily bill of farO, containing the nrentpit variety, combined with moderation of prices, cannot ail uii ing general satisfaction. t B*f aktWs (p|aiu) Js 3d each; lodgings 111* G?I per week. Public Meeting and Committee Rooms. Jl28 3?n?_ jT'i vv \|>.\WW K ilor'SF, Stoiiih^ton,, miu) i if This,truly splendidhouse lias Ik,'en uukji impmvcd inap tr[' itfLv"'nr; now open for company*. I pi loeatiou R iv ing -t view of the ocean. Long* Island sound, and adjacent $hor?*?itsailt mt lgc of cool ami refreshing air, the facilities i a. uptel .and hoarding house'; it i* undergoing a thorough impair, ami will he i*h id complete order, and furnished in handsome style. "The 1ofUJi? u is central, being on tlie- west side of Broadway, No. 2.1*), at the miner of Read# slravt, a short distinct from tne Park ami Post Office, and hut n few yninures walk fn>in Wall stieef and the business p lit of the city. Tha roop.s are com modi on v and pleasant, and it is tlu* intention qf the b.wt /.to accommodate the travelling communiiy and boarders, In a manner that shall he i satisfactory for the prices charged. Hiring long experience in catering for the public taste, he can is*t4r? all that, may favor him with their patronage, that hi* bear eteitionn will he made to please; and from the situation, it is a desirable location for Boarding, and cannot but offer many inducements to persons visiting the city to inake the Marshall House their honk; The bar Will lie furhiahed w ith choice' liquors, and the larder with the. substantial* ami dt licaeh s of the season, and w ith attentive 1 si rv. iuli, and every "regard for the comfort of his gnr?t*. the undersigned ho:*?s to merit and receive a shire of patronage. iiis 183ov?c K. W. WONROj pHANGE OK HfiHl D E NCfc.?N A POL EON Fl M~L Vy has the honor of informing his friends ami the public in gen&ralj that fuj has removed his Kkstapkawt to >o. B Bniod street, at the corner df the Custom Mouse public store# This establishment which will be known under the name of EUROPEAN HOTEL, is located in rlie ceutre of business, near Wall street aiid the banks, it has some beautifully decorated saloons for private parties, and furnished rooms at moderate prices. The Restaurant will he kept on the plan of the best eaubUsbmt-nU of Paris and the Bill of Fare will always contain the grcatesf and newest variety* of dishes. m? 1mT AUG K A 3Ttf"FASHION ABLE HOTEL IN tHILA 'j DEI.t'HIA ?The w,II known M.rshMI Movie, capable of accommodating 1.10 persons^ sitQaife on Chesnut St., having been renovated am! improved, is to be let unfurnished, at a reduce J rent for a term of years. This Hotel was full when it was closed by the owner of the property. Apply to SAMUEL POWF.L, 207 Ch'snut tract, Philadelphia. May 4,1 fil2. m5 2vveod* DORT LEEj PAvil-f.!(>V? This l. m^'ful apd pumipci resideuos, is now open and in readiness for the reception' of visitors the house being titled im for gentleman boarders and private iMiiti**. STKi'ilKN ANNEX P. the proprietor of the emaMuliment,return* hi* thanks to his friend- and th? public, for their patronage bestowed on him for tl?g last year, and he llatters himself that by his umal ctprchatid attendance to hi. business,to please those w ho may honor him wither as boarders or visitors. The bar is lilted up 'with the choicest liquors, wines. Ac. Relishes and relYeshmetiU on hand nt all times Private parties can he accommodated with dinner at the shortest notice. Target excursions and military companies, can be furnished with dinners anil w ine on short notice. The public may depend on the boat running according to her advertisement. Refer to the advertisement in the Sun pa nor, for the trips the boat nips during the month of May. The steamboat Boston will make four trips per day during the months of June, July, and August. in in lm* r GREAT TEMPERANCE DEPOT?NOT TETOTAL. IiE subscriber offers the following Wines as pure Tempe-1 mice AVrine? MADF.lKA, (i'f the highest irradr?j,> in wood and in elm. 8HJERKIKS, do, 1'alt*, Gold, Brown, and Amontillado, in wood and glads, PORT, do. in wood and glass, direct from Oporto. Bi HGl'N'DV, III ?.\>C*, jm'm-i till, il'.u.Mirc Cloa de CLaIiKTS?Chateau Mtntrwix anil various othef brands. 11()'KS? I-!i 'in.- iXerg, Steinberg, Hobkneimer', Gels hinur, Rheiuw^hiinci. Viintbkih Marcobrunth r, lOittohau4f-r, ('haftahenrer, BjdndtJhjjf and IVi?i*brfer. srAUKLINO UOCK8; do CHAMPAGNE. various brand*, &c. Sic. 1 Two !>i|*.t's vers* old t are Cognac Brands*, tost 1200 francs A few pipes Holland Gin. The Brandy and Giu is only of frred in case of sickness. Apply to GILBERT DAVIS, t.'> Pinostreet, tnl2 lm d&w corner of William street. 8INGLE OENTLEMEN.-^An el that ho ha, iMmflr trly renovated ttid rt-ojK'iiod lii, anni'ncr Saloon, for the n-coplion of thn,e who may be nleaied to honor him with their PHtror.aac. lie flatter, him,*11 it will he ?ufftcicut 10 ??y to tjioic WHo have been acquainted with the r.?iabli,hon rt putjtion of hV Ice Cr? ?tn?, 4ie, for the l.i.t tune year,, tint nothing ?h til rem.in oil hi, part to retain, and if poMtble to, tor 1 hi, termor offnrtsMf ,til! rontinu, the nunnfocture of Confer.tiontfy in all it, hrim-ho,, ?nd I, pnparorl to snppl v femilir. and dhf Union Club. TO VISITORS AND THE INHABITANTS ot Men Y.Ik IMPO H 7V 1 .V T A O 7 U FMOSS. MAMA'S IIAM AHItlVKD. IMPROVED MISER.*!.. 11177/ PL It M. 1 S K .V T ISOF.Sm UCT71II.E TTIIITK ES.1MEI., .mi uuuu^uitnauit trum i in. i,.ui onri or t.tiamt-i en tna I-, rtli. FOR FfLLINO DECAYED TEETH. MONS. MALL AN SONS, SuitII,in Dmtiktt. 37C Broadway, beW?n Franklin ami Whilr MrrMt, N' York?Pin. Jt ChraliT atrrrl, Brlyravr ?|ii*ra, FiinlkiOi 1U Or?*t Kiiavll at Bloomihnrv. Loiiootii Bold at. Lnarvooli iaml 3 Km* d* Caalialiono, I'aria, B's I'ur to *|i|>n>r iln ir i*d*mi, and lha public ^ancrally, iliai thry half nurcrritvil in nlDiling tKe abo?e dfairahlf imprnff in. n|. iNCOKIU'PTIBi.K ARTIKK IAI. AND NATURAL! TEETH FIXED. FROM ONE TO A) OOMn.KTE SET. Hirnorr muns oh ijk.itupes. HUARANTEED Bolt M \STH \TION AND AHTtTli TLATION. CUT- r*OOKK TF.F.TH securely and effecJuat'y fastened .17 J Hrotidwny, ffeiv York. MALL AN return* fVtrrkit tor tin* very lib'rM pntmn$f* he h** rrrHtfd, ami Continue* t.? r?-rrivf, pvtirnlarly t the M*rHrk, f??r their LitmI rrc? mmvndatiofti, fttri advocating Mom. M.*? improt rmt nt in DfOtutry. n?192w#r SURGIC A L AN I) D ENT A L INSTRUMENTS I \f A.VTFAOTURED ''M. It (J01M.DIN0, 0ot.l I iVI sfi? i.?A general a??nrtiwrit of the above lu*tni?ii? ;it? ki |>l II li mil Mid Ill.ur i? nrtier, hi inf ri |.|i-.'vrn |h;-h. in. Tin- medioal profp?? 'r? in gm? r?l, and deiirr? are incited 10 cill mid rx.itninr hrl'.nr I'HivIumiikr In here. Syniifrk, slOiMi'li and cupping pnin|i. ?plint? and fracture lit*. fatUnnq, M.!). Alfiod C. FW.M. 0., ?nd Julio C. Cl . k?.tm?in DKNTISTIU W'V THORN, DF.VTrST, jMlritathe jtifntnn nl ih?w *i-*r artificial T'nli unit thee ?h" mnj-ro.jmrt V' hi. mctheul of mijudynW the Matill'.rv frailly, i it., ii'ilj) Rnowiuc th*( tiirri- n iii?ncr? filili- ti'l': in'1 'l1 who indulge in acid*, rratimnir fr' tn the y/rion in?. n ''"V"'he r patients. Notivitli?Undin? tliat ainoig; the many liuuJrciU of cun hicli Dr. Wheeler hat atteuduf]. many have beeu operated on l)y otici profestors without success, and pronounced by th. m incurable,yet he hat never tailed to eradicate the disease, and ..ii..... r .,r ....n. ..i. i i. i have presented itsolf, and in many iiKUnccs almost against It* |k*. It i* t!i?* unprecedented success ii? bis treatment of the Various?hitherto Considered incurable?diseases of the eye, $1 a ciiablM him wjth confidence i?? refer the ufHicted who may unacquainted w'lth hill), ami his uiihl mode of treating the disorders of this organ?to uumyroin restored patient* in the fti,t class of society, respecting his profit1-ion*I skill and abilities as bgiug pre-eminent for his tucyos^, as a scientific Dei tiliit* t 'hroniu inflammation of tlir eyelid o* sore eyes, howesrer I mdin^, cm jrffeetuilijf and p? roAimtly ofnd? films, i and specks, removed without surgical oi-eratiou. I STRABISMUS, I f\minnnly called Squinting, and CA*y^RiVthe patient. i To save trouble, correspondents art informed that letters, i |ddrested to Dr Whc^Ur, will nut be taken from the J?o-t Office, unlets |toat paid..^CQ t The vast number of cases which nave been cured by Dr. j V*'lireler? have already given him a wiiW hjcemd reputation, and fixed it uj?on a basis as lasting a* the grbiitude of those wljuin lie his rescued froiu a 44 living death." Of the tutmberof car! tifuutej, which uatients liavc offered to hi in of their own accord, lie selects tin- follow ing, not tiiat (he eivse* art* more re\ rnnrkable than manV others, hut hccausi [he ltcr^oas who w rote the in appeared to be actuated by a commendable spirit of phi* Jrinthropy# in seeking: to make know a for the good of their 1 f. Ilnw-meii, the henc/.t which they Uive received from Dr. J 1 Wheeler's treatment. Sr.w Yt at, Match 15th, 1812. To Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 33 Orsenwie* at. Dr \u bin That you may, if jroti think i>ro}H*r, inane pub- I liclv Uiinwtyiho-hhfh^atittiaUou itrYrhicn 1 hold yraasan oc: enlist?1 beg to give you, iw. addition my vcij*l aeknouled/menti of the benefit voii l^ve conferred iipm mr tinut, this written avow a! V my jjre.Ht ladelrpancxj to you Iqr I ry."itori iig the sifruf of in v j'oor^ Vittly child iout the danccrnii: j disorder which lar? Iv atfliCfiul itaei^bt 1 die child was of srtch j tanrtrry?arsr,ana it*disease>vi*ol tuei abnhrnng character, that l cWiiaired, until told of ydu? sKIll in Mich matters, pf V .?hl lining Aft j :r her, in! mord II other physicians had atSWded nor iio rf/ief. I am harpy, how ever, tons to eonfeas that yon .)ve effncrinlly cured h?;r, ami 1 coi'lially, heartily1 thojik you, lor your highly successful yxcr* lions. Your* respectfully, MARTIN WATER*, 110 HifAmerstey st. (.ity and County ol New York tovii In the hope of being serviceable to some of my afflicted fel Iqw c/.. wheeler, Oculist, of 98 Oreetrwioh who, [by mi opsi ition attended by very little pain afad hicotiveiuittee, anu without dangur,] lit* nirfeetly restored hi* night. Under such circumstances, hp feats it his duty, t?> st tie his mtkaje; t the Doctor, for the inestimablebenefit which hi* skill hdx'Conferred upon bun. 8. CADY. Swut themselves under his treatment. Recent. rar.r.i cured iu a few days, w ithout the use of mercury or any Other dangerous mwlHhe. l>r. C.'s mild and judicious mode of treatment will r> uire no intrrmiition fiom hu?inrsi.qr,alti rstion in 'he mode of lr ins. Persons afflicted with protracted and deplorable cases, need not despair nf a complete recovery. Attendance from 7 in the morning until 10 o'clock at night. Office No. 12 Duatie street. ,ml 'nl *f_ TO THE ADVERTISING DOCTORS.?Gentlemen wh? n touched with little accident, should not apply to rlie putting nicknamed doctor's, such as the Alagic Milture,'" Plirnii Bitters," if you doubt, die," drops, ire., Hr., who sell death at a low rate or shall we go to the celebrated ilpciors who celebrate themselves in the daily papers, and on .every limp post throughout this city. HoW long, ntlemcn.do you inf ori i mixtures for out -dollar, which will cute him; without knowing at the time, whether it be |?nt up hy ft doctor or not,anil a third will sav thai he would not give a hoi of pills, to b* houaht at such a Nil. for .V) Cents, for all the physician*' aiKire. inthe city, and thns Are th* constitution? of hundreds ofyoung men ruined, who would have coirtfirised the greater jmrt of the hot*' and sinew of our country. 1 would sav to von, gentlemen, th ir (hose Dfiv ij r t! time b tin k ynuj iiietn, an J i; yon w ish, in after life, prolishly alter you are married and haveforgot ti ii those (lays, to hare chronic rheumatism, weakness of the spin" a nerTous tremor all titer, dull uervona headaches, occasional deafness, loss f sight, and icrofulo ns children, then go on, if nsf. yt ti should o?fat f t i Physh laii diii him very three or four days until you are well, and probably he may not charge as much as you anticipate. Should yew select mo as your Phvsician, yon will find mvyffii at llroad street, corner of fftone. Open from t> A. M. to 8 P. M. my 17 1m* r LPROVOBT, M. T). MEDICAL OFFICE, :I4 LIsrENARD STREET, N. Y. 11TY. V4ADAMK COSTELLO, gr,\teful for the extensive patmn k) Ifbt 41ybestow?d *111 t she ooenetf the abovi Office, re.y,H?ctfully solicits tju- Ut? ytion of females and mothers in particular to the followlup Medicines ofher own ^reparation which hate proted sw ellornuf iu remedying the iHirref for which they are recomuu n'led. v?t Madame Cost el lo1! Pile Ointment, a certain cure for the IM. sin all 1 Herman Soothing Syrup, prepared expressly for children teething, will effectually rrerem Fits, screaming, itc. Madame Coetcllo's Nipple Paste, th* most successful remedy for sore nipples, ami which no mother should be without. Diarroct ordUl, the most cfTerttnl remedy possible, generally requiring but a few doses W?eFTeCt a |>errrcl cure. Lip Salve, Cre im f Amber, for removing piruple.s, blotches, redness, tau, sun-bum and freckle*. jlairitf uovatnr, a politic preventive to the 11 ilr fvlliug out, will restore il iu haid plicca and givr it a rich dark, glossy appearance. Al?-., s Beautiful Dye for the lliir, docs not color the skin, but will turn red, grey or light hair to a beautiful black. La- j dies nn have it applied at the office by Madame Cos tell a, war- rniif# d. Madame! .'s Ointment and Lotion, a positive cure for the salt rheum, tetter, ring vv rtn, scald head, and other eruptions t of the skin. Case* of Liver Crimplaintf which hav'?^ been ^standifor ,v vn.li imp ny .Tinfi.iine i?. s excellent remedy anu restored to jK-rfect health. M ulam? CoijU Ho's Syrup lor after Ipains a never failing re mr.|). 1' m b end all of the aboie medicines frcpati d and ttild 31 L*i%jK noj() .^|M nii l tilitre ran he nbtaiw l such proof*of i|r ?e facta ,i? will conviucrfibe public there is uo fancy in thest a*H I Madame would inform ladles that good IWrjct may ha oh 1 tl t b um?1 he her 0 m All rommn i m i 4 u?.t m* postpaid. mtft1it?*c UH. Cl'HTIS. Vrterin-rv Snrcenn, member of tb* HO*1' y fterinar i ollegr, London, isd Felloa t tha London Wferiti It tl Society, bees to irvf m fh? inbf br oil Neii ind it* eifchlmibrkw that he hn* jits? ntjvai I nt 1 nd int? nth c 11 j ine n the t v 1 Vrt. 1 j- "i \m? icsn TohHi I! r? in I f %tt| irn part of tha ronm T. S. K. II. t ha. bad considerable experience in the pidut ciKjpt fwn since. Iliatc bad the haaurt of kiyitving l?im since that tune, rim! of witnessing many surprising cnres performed by him?lie is \boyu the age uf 66 years. and is (iiu only one at' tin- .limine who is a member uf the im-dicel institutions of the City aim*State of New York. I r E-.W. WjKTMORE.M. D. (worn before me, this 77th day uf tf Aorft, A. D. TBtl Ric k**d Rkrp^Qoref pf ptjds. m j\ lin*r SALT RHEUM,SALT RHEUM 'pHKHK ii now nnmtR'le tor ?al 1 tur. .1 t?> A. li. At 1J. Suii'U, 7'J.jjiJ 10(J Kultou .U' ?fc tiul will ctiri the ivleivt (linM?r:.Vtn> KinijWitrtnl, Tetter, R.ivfcrra or Jvitk.tvn If. h; Bivll'd Ht.id, arm) most liisnaei oltlic skin. It ,t tuuiejy never bcfure kmnru iu ineiluwe purcltui-il nue box *u years of a?(e, ss ho meiitioiu her cue of Salt Rheum as U iiut one of tilt) uiusl severe that ever cune.uiuler lite tr^atiie tit of medicine. Ifor tlte last twenty year* I have tried every thing thjNt H-u hy.cn rciannuuuilrd. iad attended striorly to a number of Pliysinana advice withruvt any permanent brnetir. Hearing of Saud's crdehmlml irmedy, 1 was induced to try it, mid in one We? I, frooa tlie time I obtained it, I.was .ahle to walk^aad my feet were nearly covered with lo w skin?Itia return ol heallIS Was so raimlahu I hervwe s woiular to all.wlto saw jne. I not only, fee) II a priviji^e hut a dot; to make known to others wlio .are afflicted wiui tiii.s compMiat, vho wonderful aire 1 llaVe oblamed by theuae of Smu^rvaiwdy.^^ BeNingham, M?ua. Tin Uw(tlr d?i 3a.-sap?ail]i, which accompanies tb* .remedy, i pre pa Ad attftecKor on new pia?. which contains four timet the strength of any now ui the market. i Snbl b\ A. B. \D. Hands, No. 79 Fulton strict, corner of Oold; 100 Fulton *t; 77 fcia*t Broadway, 21Z Broadw w. Price $1. &30 tm* rpJHB f'kttVATK TJUuATlHki,?httle.voUnw au certain (liseas?*s, in whicn th? most cone?*nient and l?nvj?te means of cure are st-Utwl in the plainest |KW.sible manlier.' A id not only are diroctiona (riven lor the ?nor? sitnide and rec? ot cases, but those which have fallen into improper hands, aid continue on frqm month to month, are particularly dwelt on Surh nermns will see inamcdia(eTy th? difficulties which ni* |K*de llicir cure, whttrrfr they may be, as Well as the plan to be punm'Ml in each particular case. U i* obtained only of (he VUhar. Ralph, fil Greenwich st. Price Dr. Ralph also takes this 9'pportunity of sayinz that he maybe consulted on tin- |H culinr dis?ascs above relerrcd to, at his private residence, at any honr. Aware, however, of th^ deep and just solicitude which many feel.to consult a person of integrity a? well .as eipericnct in tlv-se perulipj: compldintsS, the anther deems it proper to kstc the following short sketch of Uic opportunities he has had to fit himself fop mil trtnt. Ami thiiht is the mora inclined to, 49 many havh assured hiin that, far want of information of Una kind, they lute selcctr/l from a list of advertising people, the one who hail boasted moat of wondrous cures?hut not without the bittsrest rejieiitenrfi. He tlirrelbre begs to slate that, beside.his rank as graduate pX Kdi nlhtrjjn. Ste. &r. fee., he has been W itl'hifiatient?, and his cltfirgts mo* Ikits Letters from the country, describing sytftptOms, and enclesinK a fee, will be punctually suteudea to if post paid. a 23 1m* _ ON THE CURE OF STRICTURE.?It is a most itufor lunate thing iutliis complaint that a person may have a stricture and not bo in the least aware of it. This is tie reason that so miny continue on from month to mouthy trying every silly remedy they hear of until they quite despair of ever re tf ting well. Now, it is woU known to ev cry real physician, thai all the medicine in tire world, alone, can never cure a stricture: In proof of this, the writer solemnly declares he is frequently consulted by persons who-have bvt-n tvkiug such things as enf lured drops and oflirr boasted aiottrums, for sis and evert twelve months, without tli?* least advantage, hut whom he hai l* rf?*ctly cured in as many days, and by the most easy,safe, and certain means. 1j if not, then, m??si desirable that society, or those at least who are interested, should be acquainted with these facts, and also have acceslt to Knowledge of such a kind ai to enable tnem to judge? wbtrh 5t"als away after the clothes are adjusted. to rt* ff? wet .1 little. The neat relate* to? TIP* TfMK THE GONORRHOEA HAS REMAINED UNfURKD;^!i isTWell kn menticn, if Imsincu than fie used to he. Tin se heiug tlit- sv nipt am*'which especially denote a Stricture, it remains now rule n> observe, that litis di?e.a*e, uulikc almost every other, has no natural cure neither is it curable by mrdi* cine. It is gratifying however, to add, that Stricture admit* of perfect cure, and by means which are simple, safe and certainDr. Ralph takes this opportunity of savin* that hr maV he con., suited on the diseases, connected with his "Private Treatise,'' at hi* rrsidenet, 88 Greenwich street, a( any hoar, Consultations by letter are faithfully replied low 111* little, private chest containing everyth ng necessary for a perfect cure (price $10) forwarded to any distanc*. rn l |m* r Health and strength, on. a o. rh hardSO N'S ONCENTRRATEI) SHERRY \Yl2ik BIT TEKS?Put up in octagon bottles, and tin- ingredient* to make the same put tip~in recalled narkamr;-frf sale by all the drug- gists, and most of rite W. f. Goods Dealers in Boston and vi- cioiiy. Al-st?, t>, my agent* iu all the principal towns through- 1 out N*w England and the southern and western State*. OFFIt F. 15 HANOVER STREET, BOSTON. I 75 cvntn per bottle; 4U.inni* per paper. The following aru st Iccted from a Large number of Editorial IlottCc*. From the Dover, N. H., Olllltt Da. uicHAanauj'* BiTTfci*.?In ur columns may be Rund an advertisement of the Vegetable Bitter*, prepared by Dr. O. S. Richardson, of South Redding, Mass. rliey are, aa said to he, undoubtedly comi?o*ed of avaricty of valuable aiyl purely vegetable matlprv and from 011/ ?>w n einepfticc, o well as uiIm ts, we can sir^h highly of flieif reudyatini and lnvigora- ting e licet* u|K?nthe system. We have a rtP,n*n?i the nuirrt, u lory arc nn[ a anam nmimm, oui i i ml, and vended by a regular phyairiaa, a graduate of the rollcgr :>f our own State and who baa aaid bill littlr in the way of puf firisr them liinn. lf. bnt leavea it to thnar who try tbrm Infinite ihrmarlvra. For Ihr diaraaea thai many ai? liable to. in the ipriug anil anrnmcr, audi aa debility. dyaprp.ia, bilinui and nrr* I mu Complaint*. kc., Mjt (to not ileal [J fa to lay that fne?r Bit for* will h>- (hirin a aafr, agreeable and i ITertital mtoraajve. Aa good health i? oni- of the greatr.t of earthly Meeting-., we Would e.uh adviae thoar laboring under ailfh ili.raarato make i l trial of Trr, Rirhard.oii'a Bitter*; they ran tin no harm, ami inay do mlifb llofjd, ai we arr ronfidrnt ill many fa?i a ib. y Inv'e. Vegetable! and vegetable in- diUnof arr uii.jur-t'iofuMy Ihe moat cougi nial to thr human ayatem. From tlir Nrwa Letter. Fartrr, N. IT. J7" Bicliardeoii'a Blttrra, ad.ertiard in another rotqmn, arr liiyhty ?i?ihrn of in rliia i ieinfry by griitlemeii who are not in i thr habit of drinking btitrra, (any morr thati thr toOil ,;irl w.aa of going to mn ting,) for thr pleaiure of if. AV'e line.- no taOr fir thrar thinga ounrlira, Lilng -pittr Httrr enough already without thr aid or rur, wormwood, or ijnmoa. NeVeVthelr ai If afflicted with thr javValrtit tli- ?r? mnmi r.fed in thr advrr ti.rmi nt, and obliged 1o h-rome either a pill .wallowrr"1 or a hitter In burr, Wf ahonld brlnoMnrit to rail n lirant's and inlUire the nay to the "Health and Strength" of Doctor hit liard ion. From the Bnsiol County Dorwrst. YantiMn. !j[VfM2i l/ls.?Of Ihi; Iiflitu rnn? mrdicln-n which tV' _ l_", tsr,T 1,1 l"l" r fi?m 'imr t" tunc frrrtri.il to I, 'ittle?1''I?"*r 'ilrtuc mini l>c known onlj- to tlio?r woo rn?ko ihi ,.f thorn. But With Dr. S. O. KirhviLW* B.ttrr. we w ?ta tflem, Tlio*e Who "may ne aitb' ill fifof the Bitters y Wn cw to which we rffor. f% .If, iih'/l* v.ile and "retail, nt f?i% ot&ce, 15 Hanotrr ttieet, ?J by the A?enn, A. B. k TV Simla, dnniffiafa. Fnl* ii 're. i, com# r of Gobi, and 100 F lift on ?tm *t whole**?. jii?1 r Alan, rm J?y Ahrm. H. ftaii>adcorner of Maiti*t strrrf; KuVJitnn k. Aapinwalv, W W illi&m street j Gainer Ik Vnnnffl jtt Chatham street; Gui>H. 127 Bowery; CoddjnutOn, 227 Hudson-afreet;' Bone yleltn, [14 Canst-Street: Mom, .VX; Grand-street; Bade an, 2M Bowery; n Brooklyn by Bailey, 110 Fulton-slreet in 10 ltnr MEDICINES. LUCSNA OOREKAL" TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. r* is now barek* lhiw vtm tinea Irt amoral iuuodudtion of die Luoju.r Cordial luto tire Uuilrd Stales, and in that in-noil i lot not only apreM Ms uselulnea.throughout this herniate re. i nd jiisuined the ***t.reputation which it lusd previously acutiir I J 1.1 Euroi*. but has also added to the renown or ib ilfiwtnou* i iventor by the u on vailed powers It lias been discovered to uoai III lie cure of incipicut couaumptiou. The knowledge of I wnuilrrfu] influence in renovating and invigorating the lid- I nn frame, ftrst suggested ilia idea of using it in this way and I ie result is that a medicine has beeufaddcd to tlie catalogue for I ie cure of incipient consumption, which placet the ifMeue i rith due precaution, under the control of I he patient. It ia i r ucely necessary, at tins period, to recommend the Lueina i 'orili if, as an all-iifhrii.nt remedy in ease of Oleer, Kino. AlI us. (lilhrutt Or painful fneiierruation, Incontinence of Unite, and II din ate? arising from debilitation of tlie ayatem, where an i anpuh", or a restorative is wanted as throughout the United lutes it lias t.ihvu precedence of all other jnedicine in such i jscs, and h art s nothing further to be lui|>ed for iu cures be! i no sitfieilv, perfdet, permanent, and effected without pain or roubles Should Uiere, however, hc.au> jairaon laborin* under I he above conn 1 nuts, who are doubtful of its almost tnifvrTsally J. -ted mnhbt, 1 nipoinmtnend it totlurm with all Conlideiiim, and *n toy uv,np.::-.tiul r.isfsriisibiliiy, leeliur assured if they Kive Tie reurtlred frith that health to the a filleted pnrc.es-, ant ir'ntetiUui.-I inJtlr. Jfeffgip,' will be the raaull. Hut, IS IS also the .cave in Europe, the immense American reputation if the Lticina formal; is principally bused-Oh its ihordstghly itir militated, indubitable, cud generally admitted jajwer to suable females, no lau been considered barren, to bear offspiing, and o restore virile |>owers iu utalua, when rednceil to ultor and apparent Iv hspslvas prostration, to perfect health and activity. IV hen I first received the agency of the Lucina Coraiil, Irani Dr. Mtgwin; notwithstanding iu iiranansef oreign celebrity., and he great auiouut of respectable lentiiiiouy that accompanied it, declined coMtnlmilg thyself iiullvichially, by giving any per- k.hrot aasuraiuie si ie these particular* but now. aftur the emirhipus sale of upwariU of oue bundled thousand bottles, coupled hfith the receipt and certificates and testimonials iriniimerabla, BU'i mucn KnowiPti^r lounuuu on personal observation^ I illu.Ntrjm* iatventon pto*ai??;a, in the fulfilment of the piost iinj*'rt*j>t ej?ds for w/iich it is rc coin roe udeH, and ban befcome to'justly and* itmvomflv jtnptilar. TO be eifmeit h? |Mi*wblr, I repent, and hold mvself personally responsible for the assumption, that the Ltociiia Cordial can invig* prate the virile powers iir males.-and make (hem foe umlaut, pv lie re nature h u been deficient, or wjvu they have been prosjtrttef. by artificial nieniu sad also thai it can ftroduee that tato Sol the system in female*, who had been previously unfruitful pnd imagined hairen, which will, enable tnein to bwjr children. 1 regret flint I have to sr?-|k hWiuly.en such xcerdiiifcly de lujnte m illers, but feci oped wjmjh (n do so, lest it mi^ht bo misunderstood, and ;lageht of the jLucina Cordial, baa beeni headed upoi^mc in this couuiry, I iw imain, tne Public s verv obedient humble servant. JOHN WINTERS HOfeDEltWfcliL, M V. I Price fl i?er bottle, rht #aTd ht Oft Bmartwav, and 92 Nassau I street, New-York, and 9$North Sixth street, Philadelphia. y OIL OE fiAM. i VALUABLE DISCOVERY-?X. r. MERRIAM'S Pre? mittm Water Proof fceathiT Composition of Oil of Bark, for blacking. softening, polishing, dnd presenting lew, and n^ novating old lestheyto its original Hnfttity .and strength. This highly appro red Oil is-now.offered to tho public, u l.ich avoids tinnTallcd Aw its poorer sf presorting yua mnovatius hather; also an water ptool vomposjtioiij Ayr Bhets and She"- Having rirfivrd the Prcmifliils from the Mechanics Institute at Bostnn.snd st the Amrriran Institutv at New York. N. B.?Br particular in all cues to observe that uooa ran ha renuinc without the written signature of T. P. Merriaiu on the yellow printud label, ia hi. own hand writing, and hi* seal, X. P.M. auunpt.-d.au the stQ| p? rof every bottle. For.fsje, wholesale and Vet?il, ly J.'H. Mermm, No. IISi PeSrJ V) llaMmersley street", one! door from Vsriek street, and 2*0 Fdurth street, corner of Green atrvetj New Yank; also by T. P. Merrfsm, the inventor, New iA-dAwd, Msa.i I al? (Or wis he A B. tk 1). Sands, 7'J Fulton timet, rctrnej: of AMd, and H>0 Fultonatmet, corner of WilLiarp at; and by' D. Sr.nda Co, 77 F.v.t Broadwaj corner of Market itteet, anif by A. B. Sanda k Co., 233 Broadway, comer of Cbamhem rrect. a26 lir* A MIRACLE TO CLEAR THE SKIN C|f Pimnlra,.Freckles, Blotches, Salt Rhepm, Scurry,.Ta?, C/ Morphew and the Medical Conncil of Paris, hare declared the Italian Chemical Soap, inrented by M. Besprini, a perftht miracle to cure any disfigurement or eruptions of the sltin?it uerpt f.iij,?lias cured hundreds in the elrt'. It will Hiange yellow, .unhumed, or dark akin, te a healthy alearnrss?remote ferer spots, or in fact amy spot or defacer of beauty. No misrepresentation?one trial will pr??e-?One lady iu this city, (she won't give her name.) her face, was covered with pimples riau freckles?two cakes thoroughly cur?--u her. _ Sold by the New York Agent,'J. Jones, sign of the A mo ricfin Ragle, 02 Chatham street?Price 50 cento a cake Brook lynn Affefit, 130 Fulton street. Mt-rchauts, Captains and others, trading to the South, allowed a liberal discount. aIW? 1m* FACTS- I AGAINST THEORY. PHILADELPHIA, May 10. )Mt. DR. JAYNE?Or** S?h >?1 -ftel .than I can hardly say enough in favor ol' y.rnr Hair Tonic. My hair Ivad been fulhiig?ff for ahont two year*, and had Ueeonip veiy Hut). tbr.Mtouinf aimed v Wthwi, when. I coinnicuced using your (emcuy. in soon. one weea a. ceased to nut off. I hare used it now for about three mouths, and hate aa full anil thick k head of I.air as I car. possibly desire. 1 have recommended its use til number of niy friend*, who all apeak well of it. If faithfully itinplnced I have no doubt of iti general success, I may add that ueiore tuiutf your Tonic, 1 had tried most of tha various articles employed for tlie hair?audi as the Macassar Oil., all the dlfn-reut preparations of Bear's Oil, Vft'rtiHi Hair Oil, Sic. Stc., without eipcrirnclng much if any benefit. RespectlMIly, yours, 8. 8. FITCH, M. J>. No. 172 Chestnut street. Sold by the Agents, A. B. St D. Sands, Prugaisti. No. 7? Fulton st.eorner of Guld; 100 Fulton street; 77 East Bromiway; T-.1 Broadway, a30 lm*t V AMUR'S FRENCH PILLS. ONE ho* of these inestlmeftU Pills arc worth all' the Quack Medicines in the world, fneiiaa cure of a crilain-sUM-gse. CoVMrrtT.?If we examinr the nature of the aUovo dwasc and the situation of the. parts aflecied, we moat consider It a very-important object to lie able |n obtain a remedy at once certain in its action, and aj the sime >imc composed of such inrrxn-dicnts ns svilf prevent the pmstbtlity of discovery while using it. It is faci well known to manv, that most of the remedies olferrfil for tht'se diseases are composed of such (iau*eoi|S drugs, IS to nmler it almost impossible to continue their use without creating a sickness at, tire stomach or other unpliasau' constqueue' s. Surh being' the rate, there Jean be no doubt but such a remedy as VALIKR'S FRENHH PILLS will meet the imiversnl approbation, being entirely free from those objections, pleasant 111 their oj* ration aud prompt in removing the disease. The proprietor would Ipre remark, that (he efficacy of these Tills in Ule disorder* alluded to, ,r.; not busf-d upon supposition; tvi mf cuirr?in\li loumie.u upon ntnonai ?**iwrit*ncrrsons who have once used them not only continue their u?r, but recommend them to then fciends. COUCH I LOZENGES. Are the beat medicine* in the world for coughs, colda, censumptiou, asthma. whooping couch, fcr ever discoveredTHE WORM LOZENGES Are the only article* whiali never fail in removing worm* of ""^e^teh^rlozenom Ar?* a s^rerriirn rcuvify f??r a*a dclmru and per von* headache, palpitation, lowncatof avud all in rvtms dim Thp Hon. Aaron Clark, IIon. Edw. J. Porter, Itrr. Mr. fbifcl oclt, Rev. Mr. Dunbar, of rhe McDougnl street Church. I Wave waedlhcm. Office lot* Nlaa.au street?Agents, Rn?htnn St A?;>Iniv?ll's three tfcre*; S uwhi", !1'J Brtrvdway 77 Ea.vc Broadway) Cvd drincton, '2'ii iludaoo. ni22 e Never known .to kails-fever and. ague CURED!?Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fever*, and*11 the Vniroit* forma of liilionsDisease*, *|ietdily and rhoroitchlv cured by Dr. Charles 0?io?d'a cele brst.d INDIA CHOLAZOGUF-. This article Iwn for several years been in high reptile, in those district* of country where the above named forms of disease are moat prevalent. Numerous certificates of its efficacy pan be sliwwir at the Warehouse of the wholesale agents ill this citj, No, 8.1 John h?r. N.V.; anil Win. Bailey, 49 Kitlton street, Brooklyn; John Ilrire, Boo kl) n;ami S. B. Bowne Si Sou, Westchester. ?c. lie. mill Jairttne py Vo'l^K* Wf TH. B DllAVrS offic^ i?now 274 Bowery, hariu* moved it (join 27T1. lfe requests hia friends to be careful of rogues toil nr?1?iston, wlm are auxiout lo deceive tlie unwary. Remember Dr. Brandreth's Office is 274, nnt27(S Bowery. mvlg |m*e_ WAttt).^THOS&' SPECIFIC"!*IXTV RE.? ijtljuu j'or the cedy and permanent cure, without the least re' striction to diet, drink, ixpnsuie, or rhawge in apidication to bu\Vr give no Ion* auarkish recommendaliona to'deceive the imbfic. If the medieine dot no? not speak for itself, no one shall speak for it. Our object it to notify where it can be had, and the proprietor challenges a ii"Kle case of recent Oonnorrtura to lie brought, if) which the inutara will not ifscl a rapid cure, under a forfeiture of f >00, This is a disease that unfortunately pervades all rankaofso cie'tV?h'ifch, low, rieli anil iio- r. matrimonial aad sin*tr. Thry are here presented Willi ar> meily by winch they aan cure themselves without the least evpo-ure in tlse shortest time possible. Further, the disea .e cannot he aoMractwd if a dose of thai mixturei? Isken at pti(ht on yoiny to bed when efiioaed. It i- lit up tu lust'! s with fall ilireelions acconi| allying ft. at Si a bottla- One boiile laste a week, which geucrally cures? many are cured in two days. KorsaleonlyatWin.il. MTlnor's, in? B?adway, eomer of John street, opposite franklin House, N l York; J .Jones, corner of hesirjnt anil Seirnth streets, Philadelphia; and at J. I Smith's l'lk Washington street Boston, my 13 Im* i \f A NfiTS'lTsFi?'lOcask- yround black oxide of Mancaasae, I for sale by PER88E k BROOKS, mm ?l Liberie ?treet._ CANARY SI.F.t) for Sale, at Sn. (15 Fnltnn st r whole sl? and retail. rnt lm*? PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. iNvv*Trn a*?d r*rtakko i*I. UK BIM I'i I.I I h. M. v., LIIBUft, I'tltl II IU1rrr;naiicr, fnrtlimuth ntihl.aafe. and InaltliW, they ar* certainlo(mid.. rniacarri are if uaed dnrinl tost oerion, Th. di.' jrrihrn furri-ln-il at tfep *oin* rotr, lot any ?|*o;ifo- pi rloil, ..n<\ m-olvnip-t. No i"i? lit, linlr.i |m. 1 in .iItoiw-. Tnr \V?ri iv klr fai.p? luiol "-vary StaimtUv niijiq'nit at nine 'Ylork pro timnnH a r^narlfr frrtt j* r c uir?i? r il to country ?iili?rnlM m at p- r araium, in advance, or* at t?o Mill rate fi? ally aprcifiaii period. I'nani roarir n it are rr.iiiratcrl to aclrlrrta (lirir laftan to J*MC? (mi?iio? Buant.TT, Proprietor ami Kilitor?iumI oil or dera on buiiiieaa mail he pool pool.