The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
May 30, 1842

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TH Vol. VII.?-No. 133. Whole No. 3000. Hmgulak Ij.\( kins. NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. New Voik. on the &?lli anil Liverpool on the Ulli of each month. m m M m E mom Nkw York. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain E. A. Depeystar, 2Mh May. Ship UAKKICK, Captain Wm. Ski Joy, 2ith June. Ship ROS('ll;S, Captain John Collins, 2,'jfh July. Ship SIDDONS. Captain E. B. Cobb, 24lh August. hkiim llvt hi'oiii.. Ship SIDDONS, Captain K. It. Cubb. Pith Junr. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain E. A. Deia-yster, 13th July. Shu. (SIKRII K. I'.plain Wm. SUiihly, 13tli August. Ship ROSC11/8, C iptain John Collins, 13th September. These iliiiK ari all ol ihr lirsi clais, upwards ol lutHllons, built in tb? city or Newt York, with such improvements as combine great sprnl with unusual comfort for passengers. Every care lias bei ii takeu ill the arrangement of their accommodations. The pace uf passago hence i? Slud, for which ample stores w ill be provideil. These Uii|w are commanded by experienced masters, who will inake every exertion to give general salisfaction Neilhar die captains or owners of the shij>s will be resp.nsible for .ruy letter., parcel* i r lockages sent by tlieui, unless regular b'lls of lading are signed therefor. The; nips of this line w ill hereafter go armed, and their pernliar consi ruction giies the in security not possessed by any other but vessels of war. r-..:..i? E. K. COLLINit CO., 56 Snnth st., New York, or to VV.M. b J AS. BROWN b CO., Lirerpool. Letters by tlir packet. will Iw c! arird I?,1., ct uu pcrsiuglo sheet; JO cents per ounce, and newspapers I cent each. iii7 NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SF.COSU LJSE.) M. M. M. M "Hieshipt^if thisTrwew^T hereallcMcjie Newton^m the 1st and Havre on (lie ICth of each month, as follows From A'etc York. From Havrt. The new ship ONEIDA, l 1st March I IGtli April Captain 1st July v 16th August James Fnnik, lit November/ Kith Deerniber Ship BALTIMORE, 1 1st April i 10th .May Captain a 1st August 16th September Edward Funck, (1st Deecem'rr 16th January ShipUTICA, list May I 16th June Captain 1st Septembers 16th Ortnber! Frederick Hewitt, 1st January fltith February New shipST.NICOLAS, 1st June i Kith July Captain 1st October 16lh November. J. B. Pell, 1st February ltitn March The accommodations of these slops aie not surpassed, combining all that may be required for comfort. The price of cabin passage is $100. Passengers will be supplied with every requisite. with the exception of wines and liquors. CJoods intended far these vessels will be forwarded by the subscribers, free from any other than the expenses actually incurred on tiiv in. For freight or passage apply to BOYD b HiNC KEN, Agents, a8 9 Tontine Buildings. FOR NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. kfcSiy >&K- rfftv sffiN For llsc better accommodation of shipper^it is intended to despatch a ship from this port on the 1st, 5th, wilt, 15th. 2nth, and 25lli ul each month, commencing the Kith October anil continuing until May, when regular days will be appointed for the remainder of the year, whereby great delays and disap|>oiiitiii?nts will bot, which will always tooprn for the reception of metrhandise. Passengers purchasing their tickets at the ticket offices, will receive Irrry tickets gratis, mil 3tn? FREIGHT AND PARS AGE TO PITTSBURG. jWnsntibiajh B I N O n~AM'S L IN t!7 The proprietor* of Bingham's Transportation Line tc Pittsbun:, give notice to the Merchants of New York, and all other persons shipr-ina to the West, that their line is now in active ojwrntior Ucnffs consigned to thrin (or sent to go in their litis,| will lie forwarded wkh despatch. Owners or shippers of goods, destined for the Western States, who hive no agent or rotwignee st Pittsburg, will please council their goods to William Binfham, Pittsburg, who will attend to snipping til such cunMguinenta without All good! be marked distinctly on eacn package BINGHAM'S LINE. Ton i!M of freight, wbicb are aj low aa any other lino. npply o WM. Tf SON, A(tnt. No. 8 Wear itreet, opposite PUr No. t, N. 11. N. B. Panenseri forwarded to PitlahurK and rottaville,every day. Sundaya excaptrd. Refer to R. Crook!, Arreriran Fnr Co. 8. T. Nicoll, Front itreet PIleliw, Dodge It Co., Fulton atreet Suydair Safe It Co Wm. Rankin, Dnryrt it Co, Newark. nifl 3in PEOPCE'S-LIVE FOR ALHANYT ^61 And intermediate placei, from the Pier Ibot ol fci. i _ Conrtljn.lt atreet?Pare $1. V M Th* NORTH AMERICA, Captain M. II Tnrearlell, leaeea aa alroee on Tueaday, Thursday and Satur day afternoona, at J o'clock. For paaaage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. 8CHULTA At the office on the wharf. N B.?All kind! of property taken ouly at the ruk of ftn t wnera thereof IIII'lr j&" M. ri&t PA8?Aer?, who aie at all timea r, re pared to make ancli arrange me ore U will guarantee aatiafaction. Tbe veiaela c >tn|?>i.ar? Oil! line are all of the lir?i class, one ol wbirh leave? Llvrryito weemi minr o. J Tvutiuc Uuildmubscriber* respectfully announce an arrangement wi.ieb they have recently made with Samuel H light, Esq., U. 3. Consul at Autwern. lor the purpose of establishing a GENERAL CONTINENTAL AGENCY at that place, for the transaction of Forw arding and Commission Businsss. and for fu ilitating the increasing rmuinercial intercourse between lhi at only in hour* distance from London. 30 hours Loin Pans, in tli? immediate vicinity of Holland and Germany, and directly connects with all by railroads or steam packets, its location afford* the greatest advantages for purchasing and forwarding Continental goods. All order* rec?i???d at our oflic?? in Boston, Albanv. New York and Philadelphia, in season lor that purpose, will be forwarded by the Belgian steamer BRITISH QUEEN, ou the 7th of June next, and will generally he executed in season for the return of the same sttamur, which w ill leave Antwerp ou the 10th July. Importers of German;books are iwurticularly requested to uotice tfiis. HARDEN CO. New Y -V, V i rth. 1812 l>V C (',-s ALBANY, BUFFALO AND 1IICAUO EXPRESS. ia msm-, Tne juibrtclibers are now running a regular Express over the Railroads to and from Albany and Buffalo, and the intermediate places, for FORWARDING, at low rates, with th? utmost speed, regularity and safety, choice Goods, Specie, Bank Notes. Immrtanl Paoers and Valuable Package s ?-\Vill ttteiid in the negotiation, IranvlVr, collection or pay nielli ol' Bill, ol Exchange, Nottv, DmlY*, Accc|tt??o?4, Accounts, lc., at rtasoDtltif ]tt-r criilu't*?execute order* ft?r the |ttirclntteorialrvf Merchandise, Produce and Manufactured Article. of every description, iiertoliallv, ill the tawtu Oil their route, through Meeti*. llARNDKN At CO'H EXPRESS to New York ami ltotion, ami Measra. HAWLEY i CO.'S EXPRESS to and from Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago and intermediate |?laee>?foruiitiK al once the moat direct, ?|>eedy and pa-ifect communication to and from the eastern and we.tern citiev, for the negotiation and transaction of all mercantile and prolevaional bniiue.v, remittance, exchange*. &r. Reference*?Era-la* Corning, Thomaa W. Olcott^ Watt* Sherman, A. D. I'atchin, Noah Lee, Jamc* Taylor, 'Iheodore Olcott, Albanv. Agencies?Bennett, Backus 8t Hawleyr Utica; T. A. Smith, Syracuse A. O. Smith, Auburn J. Forgo, Geneva J. G. Shepherd, Canaudaigua David Hoyt, Rochester; John McKenster, Locknort; J. A. Claik, Batavia; Thomas Blossom, Buffalo. POMERCY At CO*, No. 5 Exchange Buildings, Albany, all 3 Wall street, New York. FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. reqular mail. line f(tK fit )vii)K\7a; and boston, via stonington and newport, composed of the following superior steamers, running in connection with the Stonington and Providence, and Boston and Providence Rvilroad*? MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Cnmitock. RHODE ISL AND. Cant tin Th.?\or. NARKAG an SE'l T, Captain VVoolsey. M Oil EUAN. Captaiu Vanderbilt. One of which will leave New York daily, (Sunday* excepted) from Pier No. 1. North River, Baiter7 Place, at five o'clock, P. M. Fare to Ronton, $3 00 Deck passage, $2 26 do. Providence, 2 00 do. do. 1 60 Arr \nokm?:nt. The N ARR AG AN S?E T, ou Monday*, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Stoain/ton. The MASSACHUSETTS, 011 Tuesday*. Thursday*, and Saturdays, for Stonington. Passengers 011 the arrival of the steamer* at Stonington, may take the Railroad Cars and proceed immediately to Provi deuce and Boston, and for the accommodation of i^rsons travelling between New York and Newport, the steamboat trains will 3top at Wickford long enough to leave and receive passeugrrs. Fruitrht taken at the follow inn much reduced rates To Boston, on goods weighing forty pounds or upwards to the cubic foot, at S6 60 per ton, and on measureineni goods 7 cent s per loot. To Providence, on measurement goods 5 cents per cubic foot, and specific articles as per tarif to be obtained at office 22 Broadway. m316w OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALDANY. FARE REDUCED! P??xai;lrrrt, Newbu.rfli, lY>u,tiwt m? c_ FARE REDUCED TO 6!I CENTS. STATEN INLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehallstreet. i The steamers STATEN ISLANDER and SANSON I will run ai follows, until further notice Leaves Stateii Island Leaves New Yaik. At 7?? o'clock a. M. A\ 8 o'clock a. M. t 9 9 I 10 10 4. ,2 14 44 44 U 44 44 l\ M. 2 r. M. 3 3 4x S 4. f, 4. 44 44 4. N. B. All kooiIs snvi'i'cd are required to he isarticulaHy marked, and arc at the risk of the owners tlmreof. in3r T. PO wki,f7\r txT'.s iJNET j&i FOR NEWBUROH, binding at CALD/V^rri^^sWF.LI/S, WEST POINT AND OLD LJ-Jf- J HIGHLANDER, -aptum Robert Wardroo, will leave the foot of Warren street, I New York, every Monday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 4 o'clock. Reluming, the Highlander will leave New burgh every Moudvy morning at 6 o'clock, and Tuesday and Friday fternoonat'?o'clock. For freirht or passage, apply to the captain on board. N. B.?All bat-gag. ami freight of every description, bank bills or Stiecie, iiut on board this lent, must lie at the risk of the I owners thereof, unlesa a bill ot lading or receipt is signed for rliesaine. nils TAILORINGr^*^" RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY. rPHE Subscriber, with a view of melius? the exigencies of A the times, has made arrangement* whtrehjr he will henceforth be enabled to furnish garments of the very best quality, .at an immense saving from former charges. H lying made iiis purr hues exclusively f#r cuh, lie is determined to compete with flu- cheapest,(on the ready nioneyirTiciple only,) while lie pledges himself to continue the same ooscrvance of elegance ami punctuality winch for tin last fifteen ye.irs Ins characieri d his establishment. Gt&Uitacit inroiemd to the annexed list of prices, with the assurance that the articles enumerated shall be equal in quality and stvle to the most costly. Diess coats of super wool dyed cloths, from $18 to 21. P:\nts, do do cassitnere, 8 to 10. Vests, of every fashionable variety, 1 50 to 5 50. Gentlemen wishing to furnish their own materials can have their garments made and tiimmed in iht same style ot elegance, i in promrtion u r.? abovt. N. 15.?Mr. Bibcock, Iong known r.? one of ihe most f.uhion* able cutters, continues in the establishment. CHAS. COX, Sign of the Gold* n Fleece, m.'i im ei Kaattiita t.nem Maiden Ian#. MACHINE POETRY WHEELERl TAILOR, hereby scuds This information to his friends, Or enemies, if he has any, Whether they be few or many. The public too, both far and near. That in Broadway hf has a shop, In which he'd like to have them pop. \nd should they want coat, a est or pantj. So one can fit them if he rant. Prices low to suit the times, Cloth, too various f??r these rhymes; In short you'll find no other Tailor, So sure to please you as A WllEE L E R. ni13 lror 107 Broadway, upstairs. MARTIN'S Cnuli Tailoring Estahllshmrnt, Tt Re nored to 164 William street, corner of. 1nn street. rPHE subscriber, in announcing the above to hi* friends and the public in general, takes leave to return thank? for the libenl patronage l>r?towred on him at his former place of buslneia, and assure* them that *?ery article ordered o! him shall, at heretofore, be cut, m ule, and trimmed in the nsateit and most stylish manner. Th? material*, the newest and best in the market, and at a positive .lvin^ or *J0 per csnt. Strangers are re-piest! d to call and eiami'ie. Gentltinen who prefer jmrchasinc their own cloth, Ice., can have them inade an 1 trimmed in the style tiiat ha* given such enteral satisfaction during the last four years. Esury garment warrantJd to fit, and made by the best workmen at the following prices, vii.:? I)re-? Coats $7 00 to ?8 *4) Kio. k Coats ft ft* to 4 30 Pants and Vests I 73 to 2 00 f Over Coats 9 00 to II 00 (T7" -s,? ready made?all made to order, and a suit UtC'",n K. MARTIN REMOVAL. PHILLIPS' CASH TAILOKING KSTALLISIl, ME NT, I. removed from Hi Bro.ilw.jr lo No. 7 A.ti r H nnrwi/ i\f ea?/\ uhj i IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garments of a inott Elegant and P aMn niaLle k?ud ?t a of tti i?rr rrnt for c**h. J ^1 *HR idfflitiicr derm il unncci n to l t t 1 A ir yrf nomiual 't>ryc*% prMUfnuia that the I'nxth of time h*? ha* bfen ?*t to?r?-?nr ^'rn ih-e?trn*ive tmtron. cr be.nmiu on mm, ?m r ?'Jin drill voiKiier for In* cniabiliti-a. Ibio. *-itu tb? advan'y'a ol beiinr rnonrctrd mkm ettriiairr clfttli -r.1 l.ri^l.in ill 111 kuiwi* lie confidently thai the ~yl hi?jn?l roceired from I'arla, a b. aiuifnl a**..rim.iii of Silk Hrarf* anil P. Irnn-a, of Ihr latent ?ty|?; Mntiiina and Dr. aa Cam, MnalinandCambnr I ollnr*. Prferin?a, fcr. on?lantlv on haml. alarre awottm-nt ofiilfc and ?traw Born nrl?, Collar*, tub, which *he offera for aalr al vrnmi> derate price*. m7J X'rc PIANO fORTM QQUTIIEHN DEALEUW at -/^nnrAhr "'II find O 11 to their advantagr t r: .Il v it ratt.'if.- 1 rli >i*.r on tlmmi of the above article, compillm 1 tarirtv nt 0 and dMra-taves, of ro?ev?i""l ?nd mahotanf, ?tfii a'f M.d action, rc ,!l stand*, wnl rrrn in'drni iinprovtir J. I n-v inatrdMiriiU are warp ranlrd to be eiual to any il lb* ettT. I at Ifir low1 ail not.iblr price* for ra*h, at the wiaii't irtl.V, ?t W?*t Foar(truth atrret, between Kittli/r. l fiatP aimoea N. .?Piano Forte* lor llir*?A tii>"al MMItCrUol P..ro Fortca lor hue al U?v mawiiaclofj. *1 W YO >fEW YORK, MONDAY M furniture." george w. dawson, Whole note and Retatl Furniture and General Furnishing Warehouse, No. 1)7 Chatham street, cornn* of Ihiane street, New York. WHEUK he keeps for sale a Ian.''* n?s?itmeul of the follow** iug articles. U.: SideUurd*. Bureaus, Bed-iteult, Cuts, Tab!'-*, Chairs, Office and Portable Desks Glass at Book Case., Looking (ilasrioa, Dining, Centre. Tea and Pier Tables, Piano*, Sofas, Sol's Bedsteads, Beds, Bedding I'ale mere, Mai* tre??e?, Cancels, Oil.Cloth, Mailing and Eire Irons, Wash Stan :s, Toilet Tables, audit Stilus, Bureau Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus, Safes, &tc. Also, a !?uxc assortment of men and women's Wearing Ai>parel, new and second handed. All the above articles art offered to the public at very low prieM, Ft nous in wait of said irtielta would Sod to their advantage to make an early call at the above establishment. Shipping orders punctually attended to and packed on the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. Mattressts, bedding, Ike. for titling out vessel.1, constantly on hand. All orders u> the above establishment will be punctually attended to and thankfully received. N. B.?The highest prices will he given for Second Hand Furniture, and Gentlemen's and L idles' cast olf Clothing, a22 Hin*r notice to buyers of 0 a b i n e t f u 11n i tu r e. r"PHE Siiuscriber would invite the ntt. ition of those wishing to purchase articles in the altove businesss, to his establishment, win is to be found rich assortment of Rosewood and \n imgam Furniture, of French ami other patterns, some of wnn hire aiot to he found I here, beiug entirely original.? A.ui. nan* uome rich cilttornni* for \tiiu! t rolci and Uiug* together with Dtuiuk Galloon* and Tamils, and t very aitic?r attached to curtains, which will be made in the latent t}l* worn patterns lately received. N. p. Particular altcution paid to the fitting up ?.f Ottomans, Fire Screens, aud other faucv articles, with ?nnl.roidered Ta* Ikwtrr. WASHINGTON MEEKS, ?1 if l'?m 316 Broadway, n?-?t ih>- IfcMpirM. TOSKril PE5l((TVf6K Fancy Cabinet Makor, Mathrtnai" ica! ana Nautical Instrument Case Manufacturer, 200 Water stroet, New Yqrk. Chronometer ooxes of a superior make, barometer, thermometer frame*, (yiadnnt, sextant; surveyors, snrgical, dentist and drawing instrument boxes, made rnn packed in a neat style? timepiece, clock, sun and pistol cases of all description; dagueirotyp apparatus and incdieine chests, surveyors rods, of any length and m.ke All kinds of fancy work, made of the best matenab and workmanship, warranted. Rt pairitv* of every description exeeutdd with neatness, punctuality and dispatch. French polishing and varnishing. Manufactor, n (J. Taglcauue's Establishment, between Do\ t l >l? CI t ,ui I'cck slip. rkfrrkkcci. Messrs. !l. U. G. W. Blunt, coruer of Water street and Bulling slip. Mr. A. Mrgarey. 100 Water street. Mr. Dt-milt, 239 Pearl street. rnl'i lnt*C "VT KW STORE of Rich Cut and Plain Glass, No. 36 John si., n?*xt door to corner of Nassau street. STOUVENEL it Ir, and at very reasonable prices.? Gent it-men who hate been in the habit of r linu extravagant prices for inferior arhcles arc requested to call and D* convinced that Iim prices are from ten to twenty j*er cent below other stores ill tb* neighborhood Drawings heiuu takou of (he feet, sod a pair of lasts kept for ach customer, intra is uo Uifhculty in cetriuf a handsome yet e w\ fit. Constantly on hand, a I irac assortment of fWshionable ready made Boots, at prices varyimcfrom TWO DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS TO SIX DOLLARS; Half Boots, Gaitars, Shews, Putni-M, Slippers, fcr.&r.a? equally lowj." cs. 1 JOHN L. WATKI.N S. 114 Fulton st *1 lin" Between Nm?iiand Dutch Ms. KKfcNCh IMPORTED HAI/F.KS of al l eo 1')r* of Fashion; French boot* and pirenf leather ?W*. ?ln she?, ff.iiten, walking *ho? ait?] f'umi*, for mm, hoy* find children. Mens1 aivl hoy*' cheap lioou from $2 75, $1, t'J .H) oiul $1 pair. Mrnr shoes It to Ifla and lit per rir. Uiysshma hi in 7.i rents midtl, ??d Wamnlvil looil. ?linii, nii-i'? and cluldraiis' chip i boots, buckskins, walk inn shoes mnl slipiien of *11 color* mid sires, latest fashion, tic* buskiii?'tod slips, 71 cent* to it, rood It sli|ipert.^ Come and rr himhI assortment of the alios* articles *1 ii Canal street, cortn r of B road w a v. Slid at 2d? Canal it, liurtb-wesi cnroi r of f I ml tun l tree I. *1 Walker's. mil Im'c Kay AND EVKNjNO SCHOOI -Thi Kemmary ol On Mists Masont and O'Doherty is oown|? for the nr*|* on .>f pupils, at 111 Bowery iMIm'f 'PIIK NOTCH,,f the MONMlll III KMK New JetWT 'sin*, are purchased at U Wall street, by KARI. fc C(J, at One par 0?w. mi lm"l J RK I ORNING, MAY 30, 1842. BOOKS A.VI) STATIONERY: t m i* PER YlANUKATUREKH -Thf Ka.-v-.on (wile's jewelry) will apiiear in full in the July nuiuln r. The proprietors will continue the list of B mkrupti in N? w Bork and M vachuselts which will render th? work valuable to every husiuc?H man. \Vhst murcliant would ^rud.'ft iS cents a month for ?uch information The May ntiiuhr t cominenct .anew volume, and offers a favorable op portuiucy to subscribe for the vs. rl BR ADD r IISODfcr^fc CO. CARDS, BILL -HEADS, &c. CHEAPER THAN EVER. T V.OuV SU RFACK CARDS, of superior maafacture, printAid *ed furnished at the lollwitm REDUCED PRICES idO Ca.ds, j/j cents 300 do $1 0 DOO do SI 25 loOO do $2 00 Common Cards at ler.s prices. Circulars, Billheads^ Notices, Posting and Chow Bills, and ever) description ?d printing executed at short notice, on aj reasonable x any in this city. Piriumrr*, Manufacturers, and Druggists' Labels, constantly on h n?d. BHOVVNSON k CO., tin* :u 6(> Qold st. near Fulton. PAPER HANGINGS. MA. HOWELL k CO., 3f?7 Pearl street, are now receiv uig from t i t- i i manufa turera u N w ?li 1 i w1 It, an eitensive assortment of Papar Hinging*, Borders, Sic. of the litest and most apnrored pattfins and styles, suited to the city and country trade whicn they olfer to dealers at the net inanufactorv prices. AI so, their usual variety of French Paper, Borders, Fixe IWru Prints, Views, iic. Tne best workmen to put on paper in any part of the city can I- n it tni h rt( it u tics. al3eod2m*r U*QMCEPA'I HIA8 WORK8.?Just published by WM II 11ADDK, Broadway, John's New Manuel of Homoenathic Practice, edited, with annotations, bv A. Gerald H ill, M. D., second American, from the third Paris edition. This indispensable book to hoincepathisu is n w complete in 2 vols.? Price in paper $5?a full bound cony 57. Tl." F axnily Guide to the Administration of Hoincnpalhia Remedies, third edition, from the second London edition, with additions?Price 25 cents. Popular Considerations on Hoirnwpathia?bv Wm. Cullen Bryant, Esq., belivered before the New York Homffipatliic Society, Dec. 23, 13JJ?Price cents. Also, just published, Mydriatics, or Matin 1 of the Water Cure, as nractisud by in- eat Prirvisxiitz, in GreetVnben;. coin niled ana translated from'the writings of Charles Minnie, D. Aestci, u. 15. llirtcnei, and oth T practitioners, by rrauci* (J. t?i? Piice $1?neatly IhwimI. This little neatly printed bookcont sins mi exposition in whit manicr this simple agent his bten found remedial. mM hn*r "B O O K B INDING PAPEI! KULtNG. TT IRKLAND, N c^rcrf, haviu-r in >*ndre new 1 1 Machinery* of dn latest p?iuni-?, now prepared to execute all t "I hs m*i ir. mner. l|i 1 kit la of Bl&nkwork null i i h dial is win intld togi\ dctiou. Any woik vi .1.^ .cm i c:iv?. A Watches, Gold and Silver Pencils, iJ(ll I t.eI3J, Keys, Ac., at retail, hour t'.-i.i at tui\ other ilft-J in l/:v 21 fv.? Gold Watches I ,.r ir.irty to forty l;lirn *aof. Vtfcncs and J? welry e\rr '.iuiJ or boukii1'. All vVudct t/e warrantc to keep good lime, or the money itturped. rrfttctiti and Clocks niuirrd u rcj bc.t manner, m*i f/anvteJ. M much less than the 114(1'! ?.hcts ny I .lie tinest ticrM.ntn in the city. O. C. ALLKN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, who!,-ale and retail, 3 ind to thcp tvm I m u|? i In fvUtioaa M w vern the Cliarcr Election* in iain H irp i r Hil*, at MW Broadway. Inrj" repaired and eirlMnired by J. F. Browne, Patent Ilarp Maker, and ai Bernert afreet, Loudoft. m24 lw?c ONGHAVINO BV TlIK oYl NI (>rt A I'll MAC HIN BL'IIR. JONK8 it ni?nr. all kind* nf M i|n, Diarta, I'I iu? in I Sitrrrya, or any work of thai el*.*, in flic moat beautiful ?U Ir, with uni*rall?lnl rtin ilifinn, anil if price* Tar In lita iho?i cImiki J fur aimilar work cirimtcd liy hand 1 on by other professors without success, and, pronounced by them incurable, yet In* has never lailed to eradicate the disease, and effect a jH ifeer eure, despite of every;disadvantage which may have presented itself, and ill many itist net* almost auuinst hope. It is this unprecedented success in his treatment of the various?uiineno coiuiucn u iiisiiraoif?uueases oi mu ye, I thai enables him vrjth confidence in refer the afflicted who may he unaeiuaintcd with him, and hid mild mode of treating the disorders of this op;ati?to numerous restored patients in the first class of society, respecting his professional .skill and abilities as being pre-eminent for his success, as a scientific Occulist. Chronic inflammation of the eyelid or sore eyes, however long standing, can lie effectually and p ing duly svoru, says, that he was totally blind in his left eye, for nine y?ar?; the cause of the blindness was cataract; that he applied to L)?. Wheeler, Oculist, of 33 Greenwich sire* t, who, [by an ojh ration attended by very little pnin and inconvenience, and without danger.] ha* per feet ly restored his night. Under such circunutanccs, lie feels it his duty, to st ?u* hi* eratite.de, to the Doctor, for the inestimable benefit which his skill has conferred upon him. 8. CADV. Sworn before me, this 25th day o fApril, 1012, Skoror Iukland, Jr., Com. Deeds. 7 Nassau street. City and ounty of New York, sal On the mh of last month, I placed my little daughter, three years old, who had sore eyes, and was completely blind of the left, under the care of Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 33 (Greenwich -l. To tli" astonishment of all who knew hrr.lvr sight is perfectly restored, and her eyes are well. In the hope of leading others to the same blessing that I have enjoyed, I voluntarily make litis statement under oath. CHltlSTOPHKR BURNS, Grail 1 street, comer of Thompson street. Sworn to before me, this 2 f risitors, and combining all the advantages of this delightful smnmi i n lidence. 10w2Uw*r WILLIAM E..JONES. ])AVK\T WtEsKKVET) I'OKTA ULK I KKSll PROI VISIONS, warranted to I, and otter tor sale at low price? Z") complete D cuerreotype Apparatus, new patern 400 French riatea, lar*esim 40 Arroinafic Lenses, made at rans, by Alpnotie, CJi rout At Co. too brittle* HyjaHtilfihit* B??d* Alio, Tripoli of Veiiise, Iodine, lornse of Iodine, Cromine, C'roininr of Iodine, Chloruse of (fold, and the new accelvra* tine sulwtance. Mr. F. A. A run It St Co. tikes this opportunity to inform th? ir I friend* and rnjtomrrv, that they have removed their establishment from U> Broad *lr*ter*t Fowl*, Milk, tHr., warranted t keep any length of tun- ami in any climate, en client for ship utmes.a* they afford ivu it a prict CI id (Jon wn pure Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato Lauup, by the gallon or doxen. N. B.?Large ii/e Pickle* for giocerv by wtfl.Ls k MILL Kit, WholtMle an J Rfl?il W^rehomr. for Pirkrln, ffl-1 3m* 191 \V?t*i ?&J ?I2 KivuUlrett JL1). Prl?-?: Two Crnla. Pt-imacola. [Correspondence of the Herald. 1 Pkvsacola, W. F, May >2, |sit2 '/'In Ir and Business at Pcnsaroln Ainn nun S/tiailnni?Music?Theatricals on Ship liunnl, L)i: a it Fkievd Bennett:? S Ions a lime having tine by without your hearing from this Paradise," I presume you will exem the liberty take in giving you all the news ol the day. Pensucoln continues remarkably healthy, and though business is (lull, the spirits of the jieople are generally good. Winter's Coffee House flourishes still, as one of the most fashionable places ol resort and the moonlight walks to St. Ronun'a Well, tempt many a fair lady to stroll with a lover and listen to the honeyed voice ol love. The American squadron are all here that is, lying off the Navy Yard but we are soon to lose the good ship Warren. She ails with the first fair wind for home. A Baron Rudolphde Fleur has been giving us some rich musical treats. |le is really a most admirable performer upon the piano, lie gives a farewell Concert to-morrow evening for the benefit of the Church. A few evenings since, the U S. sloop Levant agrs, who w ere determined, if possible, to disgrace, and keep him and his family front pursuing their journey. This was truly contemptible, and is mentioned to show the two-penny and vindictive feeling existing towards all the nrominent friends of Mr. Tyler, by that portion of the whig party which support Mr. Clay. The >ld School Republican threatens an exposure of the whole afliiir, giving natn"s, er pair 12fe, and other things in proportion The wheat crop promises one of the most abundant h.I've t< ever had in Ohio, and the peach, apple, .id other fruit trees, mdmtn? from nr.'^ni annasr. wires, will In- loaded down. II ive von found out who married Capt. Shinlryl Wc of the west arc dvtns to have that mystery solved. When that riddle is read, the democrats may expect to know ahont what time that 1 'r day and roast beef," promised some months sine", will tn ke its aijpearanee in these difgins. lours, vVc. X.

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new' york herald! New York, Monday, May 34), 1)142. Herald Itiillitln of Ncwi, The Heruld Bulletin of News is kept at the noith-wt-s corner of Fulton und Nassau streets. On the arrival of th? morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.?and also of tin evening mails, at four o'clock. P. M., the latest intclligenc from all parts of the world, may be found on the Herul. Bulletin Board, at this corner. Let every w ay farer st"l and read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the olfice. lleriild Ifesiernl Print lug 4>/Hco. TlioOeneial Printing Ottice. capable of doing all sorts of printing, such us books, pamphlets, bills, cards ol all "v-cnimons, is now open at tlie nursm from Nassau street?Joseph Elliott, rrinter. Important Polltlrul Movement?The "Corporal'* t* I" Motion. The conduct of the present Congrese is beginning to produce a feeling among the people that will rise to its height at the next fall elections. On every hin I we hear curses "loud anil deep," uttered at evert' corner, upon the attempt to degrade the navy, disgrace the country, and bring contempt on the Kv'caiive, merely because he is no party ntan. In consequence of this state of things, a large meeting was held in Philadelphia last week?a meeting of the "Corporal's Guard," too?at which resolutions were passed deprecating the present Congress, and organizing for the next Congressional elections. i :n l. l:.lu u_ I IP'S* fit I 11una win ur ui^iiiy imjMMi.im. ?r Uflicve that on that occasion, the Congress will be elected that will have the choice ofPresident thrown into their hands. This movement will moat likely be felt in other .purlers of the country soon. There is an earthquake at hand?a hurricane brewing. Ocean Steam Navigation?The Bkuhan S-itam he.?The arrival of the British Queen, Captain iveane, at this port last week, from Antwerp, is an additional movement in the progress of ocenn steam navigation between the old and new continents. This enterprize was undertaken by the Belgian govemn nt, and this very fact is enough to give us a lugh character of the king and the counsellors who could conceive such an onward step in commercial navigation. Antwerp is the principal seaport, not only o! Belgium, but of a vast manufacturing country beyond her limits. It is a sort of entrepot of American commerce for the continent?a capital starting point to reach New York in the most direct Way. The British Queen is also a steamer well know 1 to both countries?and the coolness, capa^ city and prudence of Captain Keane have been tried oft and again." Even in the last voyage, the Queen, makingevery allowance and every calculation, Ixat the Acadia one day and a half across the Atl antic. This partly arises front Ihe directness of the route taken?and is a matter of some moment to passengers, who, as they do ahoaril the Queen, merely pay for what provisions thev order, as at any hotel. it vii.-M i- in 111c uiniim>, ?'.\|ieiinicMi, feunoiny, and other advantages possessed by this line, in crossing the Atlantic, we have no doubt but the f|uecn will receive her full share of patronage, particularly by those who go direct to the continent. Already we learn that forty berths are taken, although she does not sail till next week. In this city Messrs. Mali, 41 Beaver street, nre the agents?in Antwerp, Samuel Ilaght, Esq., the American Consul. General Cass.?We understand that a large section of'the democratic party is organizing for the purpose of bringing forward General Cuss as a can dtdute for the Presidency. General Cass wouid form a powerful competitor to Van Huron?and more popular in the Held, too?we think. Let us see. The Plot s Pilgrims.?Mr Van Buren and suite were, at the last accounts, at Harrodsburgh, Ky., on their way to Ashland. When lie reaches shady Ashland, and embraces bis dear old friend, Harry Clav, how his heart will swell. How they will drink ularet, rnioke segars, and laugh at the "d d old fool Jackson" and the democracy. Great is Diana of the Epltesians?but greater is humbug U.t.v.n a no Sevekitv or the Late Earthquake. ?The earthquake which has recently desolated a large portion of St. Domingo, was one of the most severe that has occurred in any part of the world for many years; and pet haps more extensive in the sphere of its operations than any since the earthquake which destroyed Lisbon, in lT.W It appears that on the .-ante day, and very nearly the same hour, the effect* of this recent earthquake were felt at various places ranging frem Port an Prince to the base of the Kocky Mountains. The greatest explosion from the force of internal pent up fires was felt at C.ipe Haytien, St. Domingo, on the 7tli instant; here they had three successive and violent shocks; and previous to tlif first of them a shock of the earthquake was felt at Porto Kico, on the morning of the 7th ot May, which as lar as we have yet learned, was the most easterly point that the effects of it were felt. The internal fires, it seems, then took a northwesterly direction, struggling to eseaiie front their prison house, and ultimately tore the ground asunder and broke out at Cape Hnytien. It stretched clear across the breadth of St. Domingo and was felt at Port in Prince on the same day and at nearly the same hour. It also travelled on and was felt at Mayaguez at the same time; then to St. Martinsville and one or two other places in Louisiana; thence to Van Purcn. Arkansas, and clear up to the foot of the Rocky Mountains; where it was also felt on the same day. It thus travelled at least 1500 miles, and perhaps was felt even further. It is a sublime and awful thought here we have proofs of the existence of a body of internal fires 1500 miles long and probably as many deep. The Rhode Island Root Berk Riots.?It appears that there is yet to he another "scene" hefore this business is settled. To sum tip all in a few words, Governor King has demanded Governor l>orr front the Governors of New York, Massachusetts and Connecticut, should he he found within their borders. Trie two former will give him up -the latter will not. Governor Dorr's friends are ?till lurJ at work, and secretly organizing in many places in all three States. In the mean time, the other party in Rhode Island are tired of being kept continually on the look out. They wish for peace. And the best way to prevent all farther trouble, is for the eliarter party to call a meeting of the Legislature, and grant the others n liberal constitution. For, whatever others may say and blow ahout it in tic interim, "to this complexion it must come at last." Tfx \s. Matters are in a very curious state in this little republic. Gen. Houston and len. Hamilton seem to be opposed to carrying the war into Mexico. A strong party are m favor of it. (>f the 5000 men who tlew to arms on the news of the recent invasion, not fifty remain in the field. Gen. Houston wishes to remove the sent of government many others do not. There will be trouble yet in the little republic. The Anniversaries in Boston.?These things are all very well in their way. bui they are "flat, stale, and unprofitable," after what we have n tn-te of here. Wc see that Mar Vohannali, Mr. Perkins Riid Mr. Kirk, have been holding forth in Boston but it is onlv n re-hash of what we fully reported ir the Herald" at the anniversaries here. SaniiATii Day Movement.?a meeting has beet ii'-ni in nngiuon. near nosion. iur im- purpose i> suppressing the fashionable driving round tin* vicin ity of I'.oston on the Sabbath ilay. ?o ahead, it yoi c.in We ean't conic this in New York. Frai i>- n Poor Fmiura vr*.?Great frauds an committed on emigrant* now crowding to the we* tern State*, through th? f inal* anil over the rail road-. Swarm* ot swindlers sell passage tickets bj canal boat*, without authority. Many imigvant: pay their money for tickets?and afterward* finortion of the printing for the Custom House, HU'I ail our Bills against the Collector, amounting ii the hole to one thousand and sixty-six dollars, were laid beferu Mr. Poindexter for his scrutiny on the lbtli of November. Soon ufler Mr. Curtis came into office, and before the regulation was established, by which the Collector, alone, gives orders for stationer}- and printing, we received an irder for certain stationery from one of the storekeepers, which we supplied, amounting in the whole to 50? which forms a part of the sum of one thousand and sixtyix dollars, tiefore mentioned. This is all the stationery we have ever supplied to any department of the Custom House, and this w us furnished without the order or knowledge of the Collector, at the time it urns ,l?livi*nd. Now let ur tee with what cunder and truth Mr. i'oindexter hat treated this subject. At page 145 of the Report, Mr. Poindcxter state* the principal supply of printing and staliontry for the Custom House, was given to us Ity Mr. Curtis shortly after became into ottice," that we are "journeyman printers, and near relatives of hit," Si.0. On the next page it it stated of ut, They had no meant to supply itationery to the Custom House, and yet they ma le tho*w supplies at their own extrnvagant rates, he. A few tJaiHultt will serve to show the general cha racter of these llills." Examples are then professed to be given to show our general charge for foolscap paper, per ream," for letter paper per ream," for steel pent per gross," and for one Ledger." Now we aver that we never have furnished any paper to the Custom House, except one ream of ruled foolscap, and one ream of letter paper ruled, which are the veryitems mentioned by way of example," to show the general chaiacter of the bills. Wc have never furnished any Ledger except that one mentioned by way of example" nor have we ever furnished any steel pens, except tltree gross, and if, in addition to the items mentioned by way of example," to show the "general character of these bills" for stationery, Mr. i'oindcxter had mentioned other small items, amounting to twenty dollar*, his example.*" would have included every item of stationery wc have ever furnished to theCustom House; and the whole amount would have footed up at $79 50 We admit that upon all these supplies of stationery we mnilc ti nrnfit nf liHtwonn oitrhi nnrl fa'alvn ilitllneo deny thut it has exceeded that sum. And yet throughout the report of Mr. roindexter we are over and over again mentioned hy name, as if we had been the general stationer* to the Custom House, and guilty of the grossest extortion in our charges for stationery. Kven a corrupt motive in Mr. Curtis, iu dealing with us far stationery, is insinuated. In respect to the prices charged by us for printed blanks, and printing bound in liooks, it appears, according to the testimony ol Mr. David Felt?if that testimony i* correctly rcjiorted?that we have charged mure than Mr. Felt says he would have been willing to do the same work for. This may be true. But the better test would have been to have inquired what Mr. Felt is in the habit of charging for like work. Wi will do Mr. Felt the justice to *ay that we do not believe that he ever gave the testimony attributed to him in this report. We have seen a statement?and can produce it?under the hand of a respectable citizen of New York, certifying that Mr. David Felt charged his customers at the ruteof, for cap blanks, four on a sheet, from $30 to $17 per ream." For this description of blanks we have charged $13. Again, the certificate states that Mr. Felt charged for cap blanks, two on a sheet, $1*1,-10 to $lt> a ream, ruled." Our price for this article was $13 to $14. "Other cap blanks Mr. Felt charged from $18 to $30" for, while our price was $10 per ream. But wh\ could not Governor Poindexter have allowed us to be present when printers were cheapening our work? At page 147 an unfounded and false insinuation is made, that the paper on which the blanks furnished by us were printed was provided by the Custom House. Contrary to the truth, and without anything tojustify it, this miserable insinuation is gratuitously made. Who knows whether specimens of our work were ever exhibited to Mr. Felt 7 Had we been present we should hare suggested to Mr. Toindexter the fact, that he had himself allowed, approved, and certified to be correct and right, some printing and stationery hills for the commisdimi in tVw? an?crrj to JOe pqr.) Lead pencils, per f ross, Su $1,7, (or $1.50 i*-r dost ii.) Tape, per gross, $&50 Sfi to 21,(or 75c to $2 pr doi.) Wafers, per pound, Ml S1 ..SO, Sealing was, do, 75 a 1.50 to$3. Ink, |>er gallon, 75 S3 to J,(or 50 to 75 cts pr hot.) Sand, pel bushel, 50 S'27.21, (or 12r per ''paper.") Blanks, per ream, $Oto7.5U $12 to 20, (suhprrnra.) Knives, p 'Ihdle, fcr, ea, SI, $1.25 and $3. Let not Mr. Poindexter say that there is any error in this i it is accurate to a single cent, and the calculations are all made precisely upon the principle adopted by him in his tabular statement ut page 11 of his report, and the several bills of stationary for the commissioners approved and signed by him, are equal in the aggregate to the whole amount of all the lulls of stationery furnished by us to the Custom House. We shall verify the foregoing on oath whenever we are sent for to Washington, und the House of Representatives concludes to grant the request of Mr. Poindexter, to apjrmnt a court of inquiry to investigate his veracity. He has objected to our price for printing blank bonds. If the committee of the House of Representatives goes very deeply and minutely into the matter of bonds, we hereby nominate, w ith great res|iect for his high clinracter, Gen. Kelix Houston as an important witness, and if he cannot testify as to the cheapest mode of getting bonds, then we w ithdruw the nomination. Mr. Poindexter lias been pleased in his State paper, at page 14t>, to call us hucksters," and rcprouch us because we are "journeymen printers." We admit that we are "journeymen printers," having an ollice for such job Svi, mil I.I II unj Ki.-moi |>ius|H-rity we printed and edited a respectable Whig paper in the interior of thi* State, and we are not tinknou n to Rome memheri of Congrc**. By misfortune, and the duty of upporting others dependent upon our exertion*, we are not *o well otfin the world now as formerly, hut in day* pa*t we had time and opportunity to read the public print* from the Southwestern State*, and the accounts ol public trial* in the court*. In thi* wnv we became acquainted with the character of George Poindexter, and it is because we know who he is, and the enormities that make up hi* history for the last forty year*, that we are not much afflicted by being called huckster*" and "journeymen printers" in his report. We take leave of thi* notorious person, giving him notice, however, that ifheei er bestow any epithet upon u?, such a* the most excusable of hi* habitual vice* entitle him to,we w ill forthwith take our revenge, being printer*, by putting in type, and publishing, his true biography, from the pen of a brother journeyman printer and correspondent of ours now in Mississippi. T. U J. WAIT, Printer*. May i", 1942. No. 144 Nassau St., New York. Theatricals.?Horn takes his benefit this evening at the Park Theatre. The Maid of Saxony" is repeated. A full house may be expected. This opera, the more it is seen, the more it is criticised ?and yet it is liked, and liked very much. Home of the music is very like the old church style?some like Mozart's style?some like old ballads?some like nobody's. Let Horn, however, have a good house. The Chatham will lie great to-night. Forrest takes his benefit and Josephine Clifton begins her engagement. The Chatham is doing all the legitimate in these latter days. The legitimate stud of horses, by Welsh iSr Co. are out west, performing in Rochester and other towns. I nr riPW iHriomrniiiaili i?rcr, luumiru uu mc iair Rhode Island revolution, is in a state ot great forwardness. The songs are all written and the music composed. Mkxico.? The political news from this place is small. Santa Anna is steadily, quietly, and secretly carrying on his plans with hut few friends, and is hated and despised by a majority of the citizens. The three most influential enemies he has, are probably (lener.ils Paredes, Cortezan, nnd Pedraza, and rumors are continually afloat that, with the tmojwat their disposal, they will pronounce against the self-styled provisional President. The probability is. however, that no movement will be made ot a revolutionary nature until the assemblage of the i Constituent Congress in June. A majority of this a-seuibly are known to be Liberals, and op(>osed to the views of Santa Anna. 4 (>n the21st April, Mr. Kllis had his audience of leave ol S inta Anna, and on the same day Gen. I hmmwon presented his credentials, and wns received by the provisional President as the accredited ,i Minister of the Cnitrd States The addresses made bv thfup gentlemen ui>on this occsnion, tosroth^r with the responses o| Santa Anna, arc published at length in the Dinrio iltl Gobin no. The lady of Gen Santa Anna had been seriously ill, and great tears were entertained for her recovery bill at the latest accounts she was convalescent anti rapidly recovering. She is represented as ?n ?t?m ihle woman, and wannlv in favor of ibe rnl,.,,.. J of nil the T-xian prisoner*. r Wii.i. Sam. o\ Wkomk^pat Stoain ship Acadia, from Boston for Liverpool. AptUrblcoU, [Curictpuiulcuce of tlx HcijlM.] Ai alacuicola, May 15, IS42 Ftnuiuuil and Commercial Mattert in ApaUn.hu ola. J. G. Bknnctt, Ksq., New York? 1 have noticed frequently that you quote checke on this place at 45 per cent discount, Believtn it ia your wish to furnish your subscribers with cor rect information, allow me to suggest to you that you must be in error. Undoubted drafts on this place could have been sold in your city at any time within tha last lour months, to iny positive knowledge, at u per cent discount, and how much less i cannot say. mr notes 01 ini* iiiiiik 01 miuiiswhk Hna me nusiK ot St. Mary's, have formed almost the entire circulation of the place all this year, and depreciated or non specie paying notes are no longer recognised as the circulating medium. The agents of both the banks alluded to, have been checking on New York, with- out intermission since the first of January, at 11 a 2 |M?r cent premium. Notes of the Central Hank ol i Georgia have been sold here lately at 15 |>er cent di- count, and of the State Hank ot Alabama at 23 |>er v cent discount. The establishment of specie paying notes for our j currency has effected an entire revolution in our i commercial affairs. Nothing short of the very best s names in your city will pass here now, where- as, previously, any thing having the least preten- t sions to credit, would pass. \Ve have ample supplies of goods at reasonable prices, and when our merchants make sales, it is for money (hat can be r converted into New York funds the same hour at the ji maximum rate of 2 per cent premium. These checks will purchase our groceries in New Orleans, or pay our debts in any part of the United States. r Your merchant* will be enabled the coming season to have collections on this place made and prompt return at 2 per cent, through a house of unquestioned standing in your city. The rate named will cover exchange, and all oilier charges excepting postages. So, I trust that you will not put usdown at a discount of 45 per cent any more. Lite and Trust and Union Hank notes, which used to form the currency lure, are now entirely unsaleable. The last sale of L. j and T. that 1 have heard of, was nt 35 cents to the 10(1. Charleston, r [Correspondence of the Herald. J Charleston, May 19, 1842. Pott Office Management? The .V. V. Herald? Ywdon, u Cardura, Clupp anil Stuart, our Editor* Court of Session*?.Vew paper,?the Chieora?Animation of t] our City?Beauty of our Battery ami Soft net* of Landscape?Tempt ranee Reform?I*ctu.res of Bee. s Mr. Whitman, and Mr. Carroll, h u fa Klon/J en tl ?1-1? 1~1^. many notes in its music. n Our city is getting more animated than it was a month since. The planters are now coming to J town, and our beautiful Battery is beginning to be j* decked every afternoon and evening with the loveli- 1 ness and fashion of the place. You should see our P Battery?you have nothing with you to exceed it in 11 pleasantness or real beauty. Were 1 n painter 1 11 would wish no landscape more soft or mellow to copy from than our sunset as viewed from this beau- tifnI spot. Nothing in Italy can surpass it?and I have been a witness of Italian sunset. Then, too, j-' our Southern girls?I was going to describe them. but hearing you are a bachelor, 1 desist, fearful that 1 may set your thoughts a Moating over here, to the neglect of your dearer obiect, the Herald. If you can leave the corner of Fulton and Nassau, pay us a visit next winter, and you shall see something of Charleston and its "ancient hospitality." The temperance fever is raging high lisre also. 1 believe much good has been done by the hum- L bug? but what humbug don't do some good1? We have lecturers here too, and parsons, laymen and all classes seem engaged in the work of reform. The 0 teetotallers lind it an up-hill work, however, to bring a in our old hospitable wine drinkers. They can't give up this ancient hospitality, and they are not yet prepared to learn that hospitality and wine are hot synonymous terms. The Kev. Mr. Whitman, from c Maine, has been here, and made many converts; I and Mr. Carroll, alluded to above, has been ad- l dressing the folks with much success. This latter gentleman weald take immensely in New York his style is peculiar, full of animation and teeling. and abounding in that kind of humorous illustration which never fails to set his hearers in a roar; he has made a great many converts among the fine young fellow* of this place, as he is very popular with them. 1 think tne temperance humbug is likelv to l. .11. 1 I .1 ?t.U ,1... V....1. 'CI... 1 IIUIU nil Ii'iiftcr Iiri uiiiii 1111 y imi ill uir- ,^ui in. x u* Southern men are equally warm to tnkear Sir The repose of this place, the first settled in Kentucky, was this day disturbed by the arrival of the lion. Martin Van Buren, the respected ex-President ot these I'nited States. The civilities extended by the citizens of this place were well received, and nothin? occurred to mar the festivity of this glorious occasion. The day was uncommonly pleasant, being favored by the brilliancy of the sun, the heat of whoso rays was agreeably tempered by the breeze, which came in abundance from the North West.? Tb? ctii hi-in?? detained bevond tbe n-ainl time rendered the vast concourse of people, of nil arc- nnd colore, extremely eager toget a glini|>sc at the dip- tingmshed stranger. But after all imtienec had nearly I been exhausted, his approach was proclaimed l?y lli moment the first report was heard, thousands of our citizens (sonic mounted and some not, and many in barouches nnd vehicles of different descriptions) proceeded to the suburbs of the town to greet and escort him. The military formed n conspicuoul>'\rt of the escort. (H these, however, (without doing injustice to the others,) I will mention in par :icuUr tit** Central Guardu, whose appearance was nartial in the extreme. Their well tilled ranks, the leatnesa of their uniform, and the discipline inauiested in their beautiful evolutions, also tlie delightful uiuaic from their fine and numerous band, convinces that no attention is spared by their officers to liable tlietii to cope with any in the country. Mr. Van Buren entered the town in a splendid bnrouche, drawn by four cream-colored horses?preceded bv the town authorities in carriages, and fol 11/.. ,i.? ?r a ilry of litis and surrounding counties, citizens in vehicles, citizens mounted, and citizens on foot, lorinDg itii tiie baasen and colors an 'inpiiBi aaject. After cheering for some time, ana allowing lutiicient time for the reviewing of tlie troops to lapse, the procession proceeded through the principal streets, und dually to the large hotel, kept In Mr. B****#, when our guest left the barouche, and good, head uncovered, on the jmveiuent to receive t hearty welcome from our citizens in an appropriitc address, prepared for the occasion, delivered by >iir townsman Col. S. D****, to which Mr. V.B. reilied in his usual apt and courteous manner. This lone, Mr. V. and company, together with many ciizens, discussed the meriis of a sumptuous dinner, irepared in splendid style, by our host Mr. Il****, vho spared no trouble to procure the dainties of the eason. Dinner oyer, Mr. Van Buren received the cntleinen and ladies of this place, and concluded he day by a visit to the Springs, the fashionable reort in the sumnier season, accompanied by his traelling companion, the lion. J. K. Paulding, togeher with many ladies and gentlemen of this place. To-morrow he leaves for the residence of Hon. lenry Clay. For this occasion, party spirit and aninositv were entirely dispensed with, aud rarely iave I seen such a number of persons who expressd themselves so well gratified on any public occaion. Hoping this may merit a corner in your pa>er, 1 subscribe myself Moke Anon. Hartford. [Corra.pomlenee of the Herald.] I1ARTFORI), iVlllV 24, |n?. financial?Political?Fancy Ball?Burning of the Steamer Mauachvtetts?Morrit Olio?Mitt C.? Sacred Concert?Deacon Buniited?Theatrical*, 8fc. Dear Bexnett:? In my letter of the 16tli I wrote you that the President of the Fanners' and Mechanics' Bank would esign his office during the present month, and that lorace Goodwin, second, would succeed him. It t now said that the hitter will not accept the place, nd that E. B. Green, Esq. the ahle and independent ditor ol the Keview, will he appointed. This gencman has had great experience in financial inatprs, and would make a capital President, and heides, it is bringing the genelemen of the press forward, as they should he. Morris's Olio goes ahead in great style, and takes wonderfully, and next year we will have a wellconucted Theatre in the land of steady habits, where 11 the pretty belles and beaux will congregate.? )eacon Bumsted threatens hurd, but he need only it still and mend his breeches?nobody minds him. ust as if people might not dance, or kiss their chilren on Sunday, because the Deacon don't think it ight. There is no feeling in Connecticut for Henry 'lay?his name is not mentioned even in a single aper. The whigs say they won't bs committed for ny body as yet?that a year or two ahead is time nough to start with any body. The Hare up of whig clubs in your city seems to be understood |>erectly, and Connecticut can't be caught in that trap, .'he loco foco party arc enjoying their victory in liis State, by acting on the principle recommended y Governor Marey?and success attend them. The fancy ball of next Friday will surpass anyhing of the kind ever got up in America. There exists at this time an opportunity to com tunicate trom this droll city an occurrence which luny t&iiruu >viji jiii-a-jiai ui, turn |>CHm|>9 oumr ui lie opposition party may chuckle It is that of the urning of the steamer Massachusetts, which by nine means unknown at present, took fire about 1 o'clock last night, anil steamboat fashion, it urnt with the greatest fury, notwithstanding the curing of torrents of water by the energetic liremen f this pious old sity, who were on the spot at \s twinkling of an rye, and displayed such courage, kill and labor as would do justice to even the firulen of your city, who have practice almost nightY of this kind. Business matters we consider here to be on the >ok up still there is no great excitement existing xcept that caused by Morris's Concert and Olio 'ompany, which are calling together the fashion tat refuses to visit' all other entertainments except church or grave yard. Morris has a very peculiar tct in managing a company, and 1 think equally as tucli or more in pleasing an audience. Lust night .'us set apart by him for the exclusive admission ol ulies, and such gentlemen only as might accompany letn. The old City Hull was tilled at an early our with as line an audience as your two peepers ver beheld: and this I am aware was not representd by less than some five hundred ladies and nearly s many gentlemen. 1 take pleasure in seeing this ibcrality displayed towards Morris, because you vill recollect ot the many persecutions towards him uring the past fall, by over nice strait laced fews, ho our city is every day purging themselves from 'lie concert is given by some dozen jiersoiis, and le only travelling company that we are visited by f any size und repute. As to the verdict of the jury (Superior Court,) hich I saw published ill the Herald', last winter, lat a tine was imposed on Morris, on two indictlents to wit, for snowing Miss Clementine's knee, nd exhibiting a little negro from a sack?such as the verdict of the jury, hut our most able nd much esteemed Judge Williams, after keeplg the case under consideration some five weeks, ismissed it, and to the joy of seven-eighthj of our >wn who are now giving Morris a strong token of his 'I'lpnini' hnrlt T liltp h;iv*? frts have been end and addresses made in regard to the progress of eligion, sin, temperance, king alcohol, and the lovil, all of which have been well attended by the ild women and pretty young ones of our city, besides he thousands who only come to town once a year. Mr. Kirk has been the champion of the "Ortholox," and has, 1 believe, spoken every day. The launch of the frigate Cumberland took place in i iiesaay, much to the satisfaction ot the tlion?ands who witnessed it, and I hope Uncle Sam will lot let her go to decay where she now is, under the alse idea of economy, when it is too late. Wednesday was the annual parade day, and our different military companies made a fine show, and I venture to say there is no city in the Union which ran boast of finer uniform companies than our own, although there is very little inducement to join them under the present law of Massachusetts. Murli pride is exhibited in the euuipage of some of them, particularly the "Independent Cadets," which is romfioaed of "young bloods," who mnke n gorgeous display in a ball room or parade, but do not handle a musket with as much case as the "Washington Phalanx" and some others who possess the "sinews of war" in n different way. Thursday was a great day with the "Wa-liingtonians," who assembled from all parts of the Stale on the Common, in the morning, and paraded the ?trcets to the number of three or tour thousand, with banners and music, and in the evening met at the "Odeon" to hear addresses from the Hon. Tom. Marshall and others, expected. Mr. M. I believe, did not come, as was expected, but the meeting was addressed by a number of shakers, some of which was very good, particularly Mr. Lewis, of Cincinnati, whose "hps were never closed on anything that intoxicates." The chairman announced Mr Alexander Welsh,"of New York, and who should make his appearance, hut the renowned "Sandy," ,vi,n i.;? ii... pnlar "terrapin" style, much of which was von amusing, particularly his engagement at the Bowen for one night only, which ho told with as much hit moras he ever aid when under the excitement o "twoutv-ftvo" n day. Alter the performance hi was called out, and inv^ed them all down t( No. Broadway to take stewed, fried or roast eif, which generous invitation he extended to all o! us then present, and retired amidst thunders of ap plattse. Rip Vaji Winki.k. Washington. [Conesi>uuil?Mice of til- Herald.} Wamunu r>rN, 28th May, 1842. The figures that make tip the wondrous tables in Poindexter's Report, concerning Stationery for the Custom House, are all knocked into pi. Mr. Felt, the sole witness on whose" alleged testimony those tables were made up, has written a letter to the Speaker, to be laid before the House when the subject comes up, in which he states that he has examined Doc. 6ti9, Poindexter's Report, and that he never gave the evidence there stated. Mr. rcu mjw that bit incuaooy was wriitn down by some of the clerks ol Mr. Poindexter, but was not submitted to him for examination. It is stated that Dwight was the clerk who professed to write down the testimony of Mr. Feltthat Mr. Felt, as if he suspected foul play, called a second time upon the Commissioner and requested an opportunity to read over and correct his deposition?that Mr. Poindexter told him he should have an opportunity to read over, correct, and sign his deposition, but that the pretended de[>osition wus carried off to Washington, nnd never tigntd by Mr. Felt. In the report of Col. Steuart it is distinctly stated, that some rough minutes of the examination of Mr. Felt are among the files, but that the deposition was never completed by the signature of Mr. Felt. Who will get hauled over the coals for this I? Dwight or Poins I I will get a copy of Felt's letter and send it to you. Hut the bitter spite of Poindexter and Dwight against Mr. Curtis has been gratified. By exparte testimony, taken iu secret, and refusing hia request to produce testimony in regard to the accounts fot stationery and printing, a flagrant charge of extravagance and waste has been made against him, and widely circulated and now it turns out that pretended evidence on which it was founded was never given by the witness. Will Sail Next Week.?Steam ship British Queen, for Southampton and Antwerp. tluprenie Court. Decisions.?Mir Term, 194J.?The Supreme ,Court closed iu May term on Sulurilay evening, alter a luhorioui session. The Court will meet this morning, lor the purpose of giving a decision in the case of the Mandamus against the Mayor, provided they are prepared, and il not, it will also be held over till the July term. New Trial Denied.?Graves ad. Granger; Willard ad. Kempfshull and Bush; Chipniun ail. Nichols, et al. Charles ad. Rockwell, et al. Green and Whitney ail. Harper; Rogers, impd, (tc. ad. Falconer, City of Buffalo ad. State o( New York; Bank of Monroe vs. Freeman et a); Culver ad. Bank of Monroe; Calder vs. Lansing; Harvey vs. Dunlap; Freehold, shtl, Sic. ail. Carpenter; Smith vs. Hawkins; Burnett ad. C'olvin; Shearer vs. Burritt; Titus Si Humphrey is. Johnson; Hunt ad. Cayugn Co. Bank; Orser et al vs. Iloag; Losee vs. Losee exu 6ic., Troy Turnpike ami Kail Road Co. ad. McChesney; The same ad. Cater; Oermond vs. Germond et al; Prendergrnst ad. Tainter; Smith vs.Fvlor; Moore ad. Hitt, Brinkerhotl'et al ail. Parks; Morse ad. Rust; Cole et al vs. Ilall; Germond s. Jones, Olipliantad. IlotchkUs; Seymour, surv'r Sic. ad. Ladue; Pratt aj. Spear et nl; Parker vs. Bradley et al; Hooker vs. Pierce; Graves Si White vs. Otis et al; Schenck, Jr., ad. Poarce; llollenbeck nil. Clark et al.; Law ad Brooks; Stevens et alad. White; Aylsworth ad. Curtis Jr.: Tilfer ail. Mitchell: Weatherby vs. Taft; Goodel vs. Pierce; Onondaga Co. Bank vs. Bates, imp'd, Ac.; Cornell et al ad. Van Schaicketul: Reynold ad Reynolds; Boughton et at ad. I)owes et al; Same ad Same;'Mayor, &.C. of Albany ad. Griswold; Henry et al ad. Arnold et al; Coopc ad. Van Duyne; Fleming anil Wife vs. Griswold. New Trial Granted?Costs abide event.?Salons vs. Deyo Snbins vs. Hatch, Mack ad. Ransom et al,; Sillima'n imp'd ad. Welch Palmer vs. Palmer; Davis ct nl ad; United Stntes Bank Coles et nl. ail. Marquaid Si Freeman Greene el al ad. Alexander et al; Ostium imp'd tic. ad. .Mitchell: l'oppino et al ad Norton et al; Crary vs. Hannah, Jr. Peek vs. Gnarney Prosor ail. Livingston Sheriden vs. Smith et al Clark*vs. Brown I'ierson et al ad. Smith Camp et nl vs. Camp Brumbley et al vs. Smith Diiiblee ad. Toolev et al Wood vs. Colvin Dezengctal vs. Beekman Bartholomew vs. Blower et al; Goulding vs. llewctt Sinclair ad. Stephens Bank ol Pouglikecpsie vs. Ibhotson Mcllinch vs. Salford. Judgment for Plaintiff.?Follett vs. Wilkinsoa a?d Pratt. Judgment Affirmed.?Little vs. The Phenix Bank Wendell vs. Cook Person vs. Warren et al Smith et al vs. Rockwell et al The People vs. Adsit et al; Li/.ardi et al. vs. Beers; Same vs. Gossler Blossom et al vs. Palmer; f'nx.ri'i w, I lain vs. Graves Aymnr et al v?. Colgan Chabert vs. Hutchinson Van Wyck vs. Pine and Pine Hannah et al vs. Griffon Slocum vs. Clark Jt Saxon; Stevenson vs Kuowles et al llasbrouck et al vs. Stone Jordan vs. Ilowe Hurd vs. Pcndrigh House vs. Dixon Stallordvs. Ingcrsoll; llowe vs. Jordau Dolan vs. Staples, Mavorof New York vs. Hubbs et al Ring vs. Stuplea Williamsburgh and Peck slip Kerry Co. vs. Ferris Jeasell vs. Williamaburgh Insurance Co'; Blecrkervs. Hook et al. Judgment for Defendant Rollin vs. Pickett Dix v?. Van Wyck Grant and wife vs. Townscnd. Judgment reverted.?Venire do novo?Costs abide event ?Parker et al vs. Parker Lattin vs. Davis Coung vs. Rummel; llockfeller et al vs. Hovsradt; Wade vs. Wheeler el al; Gould et al. vs. Hill et al.; King vs. Brown Clark ad Malsone Rowley vs.thc People Jansen vs. Pendleton Allen vs. Davis Johnson and Lowden vs. Perry Hay ward vs. Miller. Motion to set aside report of referees denied.?Pomcroy ad Cnderhill; ltenton et al ml Futon Gould and Nickerson ad. Loud Agent of M. P. State Prison ad. Chichester; Cleveland vs. Howes Ilall ad. Adams Reynolds alm'n.. &c. vs. Collin ex. kc.; Hart ad, Fisher 5 Phelpht vs. Hodgt ex. Oc. Skinner ad. Holmes Rummill ad. Smith New York and Albany Railroad Company nd. Morgan Same ad. Coe; Same ad. Gardner; Cornell \s. Miller ctal.; Stowell ctal. ad. Churchill. Judgment for Plaintiff on demurrer.?Leave to amend on usual terms?Washburn ad. Cropser etal.; Miller ad. Young; Kearney ad. Graham ctal. Fitzhuc ad. Brouson et al.; St. John et al. vs. Palmer et al.; Allen vs. Window. Judgment for Defendant on demurrer.?Leave to amend on usual terms.?"the Water Commissioners of N. York ad.Applcton; Sm.th vs. Tyler; Seelv ndx. tr ad. Seely ndmr'tr; Tillotson ad. Tyler; Sumner'vs. Jackson; Van Hoescu ad. Salsbury et al.; Franklin shtt'r vs. Hunt etal.; Rawson uJmt'r. ad. McMurray; Townscnd et al. aj Pierson; Roop ad. Stapp?com'tr. Harris ad. Hall. Report of Referee set aside.?Costs to abide event.?Doaneimp'd, Sic. ad. Brewster, Hnvwood ml. Collin et al; Shaw ad.Gurdiner; Brown ex'r, Sec. vs. Adair; Moore ad. Schlesscnger et al. Judgment Reversed.?Kelsey vs. Bush et al.; the same vs. the same; Brock wey ad. the people. Judement of Common Pleas reversed and that of Justice affirmed?Caldwell vs. Wost; Oounorol vs. Tollman; Phillips vs. Whitford; Young vs. Scott; Huntley us. Hunter; Wessels vs. Pletts and Carson. Baun vs. Tarpenny; Ingerson vs. Seymour et al.; Noyes vs, Eastman; Sliaw vs. Beveridge. Proceedings Reversed.?Phe People Ex Rel. of North vs. Smith First Judge Sic. Mott ad. Commrs. of Rush. Proceedings Affirmed with Costs.?Seelv et ul vs. Seelv; White vs. Story. New Trial (Iranted on Payment of Costs.?Camp ad. Banner. Proceedings .1 firmed.?Caris vs. llageboom et al Commissioners, tec.; the People Ex. Rel. of Miller vs. Bohrman. Judgmentfor Defendant on Demurrer?with costs against relator?The People ex. rel. Latham ad. Supervisors ol Essex Co. New Ti-ial Denied.?Proceedings remitted to General Sessions, with directions to proceed and render judgment; l.?IU> S,l It,. I'*....!... la-tfinn a.I (I.. P....Il.nl in s.l the People. Court of Common Plea*. Before a full bench. Mat 'IS.?Dm iiiom.? ft'eo. .4. fl'iwrit r?. Monmouth It. Hart.?Relative to a sale of the property of ew urlenns ahinplaster ctneute from our correspondent. Read and be wise. Cash and short credits iorever! New Orleans, May 20, 1842. Great Mob?Destruction of Brokers' Others?The Devil let loose (iiiums* the Shinjda stern? The Working" Out of the Great Financial Ef/terirnent. The nefarious spirit of mobocracy lias at length broken ou in New Orleans. While 1 write the streets are filled with the military, parading in full uniform, and an armed jmsse, or voluntary patrol. Officers on horseback are dashing furiously past, in all directions, and the city presents something such an asjiect as at the time Old Hickory put it under martial law. You will see all sorts of statements, doubtless, in the papers, from which it will be morally impossible to get at any thing like the truth. I will endeavor, therefore, to'givs you the facte in the case, with all proper perspicuity. During the suspension and breaking up of the New Orleans banks, and while the strong ones wouldn't issue their notes, and the weak ones couldn't, the small ?irculntion of this city has been almost entirely composed of shinolaHters, issued by the different municipalities, and of dimes and half dimes, which passed at a premium of twenty-live per cent, or eight dimes to the dollar. Upon the resumption of specie payments, (which did not go fully into effect until Wednesday morning), the dimes and half dimes assumed their proper value, and the municipality shipmasters, as a matter of course, depreciated. Those ol the first and second municipalities, from 15 to 25 |>er cent., (which, considering that thev had never been worth but eight dimes, was in fact no depreciation at all), while the bills of the third municipality ranged from 50 cents to nothing on the dollar, "according as you could light on chape." The first and second municipalities, ali though considerably in debt, will undoubtedly redeem every dollar of their issues; but, as to the 1 third, it is a very doubtful case. The brokers, however, thinking it an excellent chance for an "operation," classed the bills of all the municipalities together, stuck up notices of "no shinpluBrfra purchased here;" and by these and divers other un godly tricks, which would have done honor to Wall street, succeeded in throwing discredit upon all municipality notes, so that they could buy up those of the first and second at 15 and 5(1 cents?thus making an immense profit at very little risk, as nobody seriously believes that the notes of these municipalities will not eventually he redeemed. This being the state'of things, the fruiterers, haberdashers and small dealers in general, itinerant and stationary,?a motley and indescribable crew of French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Germans and .lewsol all nations, to the number of three-or four thousand, started this morning for the Mayor's office where they called out pis Honor and demanded the redemption of "is billets dn municipalitei." His Honor, who did not happen to have the change "past him," declined this opportunity of showing nis public spirit, but told the mob that the story of the depreciation of their notes was a falsehood, and that they would all be redeemed in a few days. The crowd, upon this, left the Mayor's office and being instigated by the devil, who sometimes delighteth to witness the destruction of his own works, proceeded in a body up Chartres street to Canal, yelling like ten thousand wild Indians. On the comer of Canal and Camp, (the latter being a continuation of Chartresj the mob commenced t :e work of destruction by completely gutting the exchange office ofMessrs. Valentino and Williams, and currying off all the money it contained, gold. silver, nnd paper, (even shinplasters,) while the cry flew from rank to rank of the rioters, axix armes! ttttx armct!" The citizens immediately ran to the Town llall, where a magazine of arms and ammunition is constantly kept, and returning in a body, charged upon the rioters, who fled with the utmost precipitation. By l his time, the oflicesof Valentine and Williams, itaphael, Nance and Barker, lour broker's offices all in a row," were completely and literally gutted Nobody was seriously wounded in this most extraordinary cnuute, and the civil authorities, aided by the citizens, succeeded in cupturing some ten or twelve of the ringleaders, who are to have their examination to-morrow morning, and who undoubtedly will be committed for trial. 1 shall send you the result by Sunday's mall. The resumption goes on swimmingly. Cotton has improved 4 cent j>er pound. Pi ck. rf vri'iinvv Morning, May 21. The Council of the Second Municipality have met nnd pa-s d a resolution funding the shinplasters und issuing certificates bearing 6 percent, interest. .The first Municipality have authorised the negotiation of a loan of #200,000. The amount of shinplas:ers in circulation ts as follows :?First Municipality, #200,000; second, #345,000; third, #300,000. The butchers in some of the markets refuse to furnish their stalls with beef, until the shinnlasters are redeemed, and we therefore have maae light breakfasts. P. Philadelphia. [Correspondence nf the Herald.] Philadelphia, May 38, 1849. Cel. Monroe Edu-ardi?Contpiracy Caie?Complimentary Concert?Theatrei?Stackt?.In-fit of a Captain, fe. The several Religious Conventions recently sitting in thi* city have adjourned, mid the races at Camden are over, which several circumstances leave our city unusually dull, llaviug nothing particularly exciting of our own city to learn what you are doing with, and how yoa moan to dispose of, the military financier, Col. Munroe Edwards. His trial, we learn, is to take place next week, and if his hearing is of that cool and collected character that it was here during his preliminary examination, Wall street modesty will be driven into the ahade? lor if guilty of the accusations brought against him n more impudent genlUmnn does not figure in your financial circles, and if innocent no speculator ever oceu pied a more unpleasant corner.'' A special agent from the Court about to try the Colonel yesterday examined that other trunk, which has been in the possession ot the Bank of North America since his arrest, when, among other things, it was found to contain $60,000 in gold and Treasury notes What honest speculation of the Colonel's will explain the source of this large amount of money I An exciting trial of conspiracy and riot is in progress at Chester, a few miles below this city, whicn has got half the county of Deluware by the ears. I mentioned tha case a few days since. It is ona of those quarrels between factory employers and the operatives grow ing out of a difference as to prices?not bowever, I believe, so much in regard to the amount paid them as the kind in which it is paid. The workmen strenuously resist the old thieving practice of being paid in store goods, at two or three times the value. From tliis comes the accusation of conspiracy?one of the boldest pleas for punishing the poor laborer that was ever countenanced by legal enactment. It is a net that never catches big fish. It was tried in reference to the United States Bank conspirators, but they slipped through as ea*y as a minnow would pass between the meshes of a shad net. Another weel^ will be requisite to dispose of the case. some very extended preparations are going Ion* aril lor a complimentary concert to Mrs. Watson. Several of the moat able and distinguished vocnl and instrumental performers have already volunteered among tliem Signor de Bagnis, one of the most deservedly popularsingera that ever appeal* on onr boards, the Rainer family, Schubert, lluntield, and Mrs. W. herself, who is one of the sw eetest ballad singers in the country. Thursday night ia announced for the concert, at the Musical Fund. A rare treat and a crowded house may tie anticipated. The officers and crew of the sloop of war Marion attended the Walnut street Theatre last night, by invitation, and drew a crowded house. Klynn is up to trap, and will thrive by his management, where others for the want of it will starve. Very little was done in stocks to-day. State fives fell otT, and I'nited States' Bank rose. The* Mechanics'Bank promises to resume about the 1st of July. Captain Andrew Davis, of the ship Hwatara, from Liverpool, was arrrsted jesterday by Messrs. O'Nefl and Vouiig. Deputy Marshals, on a charge of bringing more passenger* than the legal complement of his ship. Ho w as held to boil in $1,200 to answ er the charge before tho Admiralty Couit. The Sloop of War Marion has been or' red from this port to the Norfolk Navy Yard for repair*. Much indignation is expressed at the act, and mainly directed to that nuisance the Board of Navy Commissioners. A public meeting, it issnid. will be held. Sunday.?Mr. llichard A Don, merchant, Itc., well known in lioth this city und nt New York, died this morning at 1 o'clock, aged M years. I'xTitAoanivAHY PienrantlAMsll.?Wc learn that a young lady, a native of Concord, Maw., recently walked from that place to Maiden, a distance of seventeen miles, in four hours and forty minutes, including three short stojis" on the course. This we consider an extraordinary performance for n female. If American women would follow the example set them by this "smart" and nctive young lady, we should soon cease to hear of their physical debility and sallow complexions. As to the three short stops," they remind us of an anecdote related in Sterne's Sentimental Journey, of Madame de Hambouillet, who, on an excursion out of Paris, bid her companion stop the carriage. i Nor LhtAt).?Ex-Governor Boggs of Mtwourt.

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#11 .1 [Cori*?pouil*uce of lite Herald.] Pitiison, May 23, P442 Military Cotnpamcs Drilling?Fire IVoiks?Tlu Wiudc Inland Qncttion?Ttniperance?Manufactures? Nome League, ice. Dear lie^mkrr:? Although 1 have nothing of great importance to communicate, I cannot but acquaint you, agreeabU to my promise, with what have been the principal events of the last week in our town. If there hat been nothing of importance, there has been much to interest and excite our citizens. I I. Vf t .1 I vii luuuuy iusi our mree military companies turned oul to drill. They were in full uniform, and looked exceedingly well. 1 did not see tliein drill, hut 1 understand they went through their evolutions with great precision and dexterity. In the evening oi same day a few citizens were treated to a grand display of fire works at their own exi>ence. The advertisements announced that 44 bengola lights," and other fine things were to he exhibited; hut it would not do, and 1 am glad of it. Our young men are beginning to find thnt twenty-five cents are as good in theirpoekets as any where else. On Tuesduy we aguin had the military out, doing military honors to one of their departed officers The deceased was a young man, a major, much respected by his comrades and our citizens generally. We have had a good deal of excitement last week on thellliode Island question; hsre as elsewhere. Our citizens generally sympathized with the Suffrage party, and would have given their helphand if it haa been needed. However, ull are highly gratified to learn that the dispute is about to be amicably adjusted. 1 must not forget the cold watermen, who above all, seem to be the most industrious. Messrs. Perry and Lane, and others as well, continue their advocacy with untiring zeal. Great has been the good tnoy nave accompnsned in this town. Wo w ould advise Mr. Collins to prune his addresses a little; hissjiecch on Friday evening was certainly too indelicate. 1 am sorry to add, that in most of our principal establishments, wages have been reduced; the reduction being commenced as usual by the Clay men, who so vociferously shouted for high wages and a good I'nited States Bank. The men 1 ant now speaking of recently organized in this town a "home league;" but alas it is now spoken of as a thing that never was. It is defunct; and to all intents and purposes, Puterson now goes for moderate duties. 1 Iurrah for the triumph of good sense. L. C. Fife at Jersey City.?A building on Hudson street, formerly used as a carpenter's shop, was consumed early on Saturday morning. Little damage was done to the adjoining buildings, owing to the prompt action of the firemen. Annihilation ok Space.?A pickerel weighing twelve pounds when dressed, was caught in Lake Erie on Wednesday and served up in Host on on Friday. New Kink in Klstards.?Yankee llill opened the New York. Museum lust night, and gave a holy entertainment, calling it a sacred concert. The "matins" or "vespers," nt St. Peters', are better every Sunday, and cost nothing, llyc-and-by the Park Theatre will o|>en on Sunday evening with sacred concert, "mystery or morality," such as the clergy used to enact on the Sunday evenings, in the middle ages. This is getting to be a holy age. Chatham Theatre.?We have only to remind our readers that Mr. Forrest, Mr. W. Jones and Mis? Clifton ulav together this evening in ItnKvcrV miU admired play o| the Lady of Lyons. It is the Inst ii'ght of the engagement of Mr. Forest, and the only appearance of the two last mentioned. What new performances Thome means to astonish the town with remains to be seen. He will find it difficult to excel the treat heofiersthis evening. How to tame Horses anij other Animals,? Breathe the breath of man into their nostrils. This is the Indian secret. New Catholic Church.?The corner stone of a Catholic Church, to be called St. John's, was laid at Last Cambridge, Mass., last week. (tJ-WE CUT THE FOLLOWING FROM THE Sunday Newa of yesterday we do it as an endorsement:? Tiie Knr.mi.ik?Reader, have you ever been to the Kremlin Dining Saloon, kept by that worthy man John Cotter 1 If not, go to-da) or any day when yon are down town, and our word for it, you will get a bettar dinner, and better served than in almost any hotel in New York. The Saloon is a perfect picture?it is worth a visit, if it is only to see it. For his bill of fare we point to another column. Every delicacy of the season is to be procured, well cooked, neatly and cleanly served, and at prices to nit the times. (XJ- At this splendid establishment the following are served daily Green Turtle Soup, Mutton Broth Clam Soup Vegetable Soup, Salmon, Shad, Veal, Sheep's Head, Roast Lamb, lk.C. With John Bull's favorite National Dish, Roast Beef and Plumb Pudding, and all the delicacies of the season. New Potatoes, Union Pom, Strawberries, Wines, ranging in prices front one shilling to twelve shillings per bottle. QUITE A RCIIAPE.?Barnuin of the American Museum got caught in a bad predicament last week, and it was with considerable difficulty that he w as at lust enabled to "digout." It appears that, with the usual reck lessness with which he heaps on the attractions, he went it uncommon strong'' last week, nnd soon found over one thousand persons in his building on one evening, although the Lacture room will only accommodate six hundred.? The manager was in a regular stuw, hut was at last relieved from all further trouble, by resolving hereafter on similar oceasions, to repeat the performances on the same evening, so that all will he sure of a sight for their money." Never has he put forth such a host of novelties as the bill of this week presents. 8ee advertisement FACTS AGAINST FANCY?It is with unfeigned regret that the true Proprietor at 376 Bowery, is obliged to ruution daily against a vile counterfeit made ami got up to imitate in color and wrapper the gantiine mcdicine. That the original balsam made at 376 Bowery, is a good medicine, has been fully ahown by thousands of certificates published within the last nine years. That its immense sale should tempt the avarice of the bad and the numbers w ho have of late tried to deceive the unwary. fully proves no medicine ever enjoyed as much confidence in its curative iiowers as this vegetable remedy Remember that there lias been no removal from 376 Bowery since the medicine first came before the public nine years ago, and that the only true Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort is there nnd only there. No person advertising "as formerly at 376 Bowery," ever had any right or connectioa, anil never knew how the original and genuine was first and is now made. Therefore, if you wish the true article buy only at the old ottice of the proprietor, 376 Bowery in Brooklyn only of Mrs. Hays, 139 Fulton street ?he sure and buy only of her as no one else there hat the gunuinu; and of H. Rawls St Co. Albany: S. Powell St Co. Boston; Dr. Davidson. Hempstead; D. Mitchell, Nsw Ha van, E. W. Bull. Hartford. i (ej- A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE?Hard i ladled eggs are said to be a cure for love they arc so heavy on the stomach as to make ths sufferer forget the weight upon his heart. I know it nleaaantcr remedy than i this for the cure of palpitation of tne heart, or headache? that is Dr. Sherman's Camphor Lozenges. For worms in children his Worm Lozenges are unrivalled, and for coughs and colds use none hut his Cough Lozenges. Office Iflfi Nassau street?Agents, Redding, Boston; Burgess, i Philadelphia; Dr. Reed, Baltimore. I fiT-CHATHAM THEATRE.?Mr. Forrest concluded his engagement at this theatre on Saturday night, and this evening he takes his benefit, on which occasion Josephine Clifton, that Queen of Tragedy, appears as Pauline, ri Bulwer's play of the Lady of Lyons, Forrest enacting Claude Melnotte. He also appears as Rolla in Sheridan's nlay of Pizarro supported by Hirld, Stevens, Mrs. Blake, Mi*s Mestayer, in the principal characters. City Despatch Post, 46 Wii.lisal Srarr.T. Psivctest. Orncr?Letters deposited before half-past 8, halt-past It, and half past 3 o'clock, will be acnt out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. Has sen Orn subscribers at $t,IHHl csrli S3?',.U0n i.joo in,nnu I.'SKI 13,.SHI I 27 2,ism 14,1100 t.'/V) tn.uno If. 3.IKSI ?!I,?I0 4 3.VHI 11,mm 7 i im 10 1.000 110,000 ti r.,ooo m.noo i 2 7.000 11,000 (I 0.000 40,000 1 0,000 0,000 13 10,000 130,000 I I 11,000 41,000 II 211.000 IliO.WIO 4 2i,O0O 100.0UO 1 34,000 34,000 1 40,(410 40,001, 2 10,000 100,0141 Total. 207 II.120.300 Which in an avenge of almnt >5,100 to each individual. The city loan wan taken in the nmc manner, and the bids or both luuiu exceeded the amount offered hy al>out ose of it at par. When this was rumored the brokers went to the Secretary with an ultimatum, which was !>8 for the stock with the privilege of the balance. This was not accepted, but they agreed to advance the Secretary a sum of money, the amount not fixed, to be drawn for as he may wunt it up to July 1st, the negociation of the loan to depend U|ion fuInn TV... ilnvnlniui.l lUWlill.ll.WUWU. 1 "VlVLfvu one great feature of the market, w hich is, that moneyed men are exceedingly averse to trust third parties with the management of their property. The disastrous results of a large proportion of banking nud company speculations, dishonest officers, fraudulent issues of stock, and the thousand and one rogueries of tho day, have taught ]>cople caution and they choose, if possible, to invest their money directly themselves. Hence the de|>osites with houses for investment are very small compared with what they used to be. If hrokeis take the stock on their own account to sell again, they do it only for a large per centage, which can be saved to the government and people by making the department do its own business. Suppose the lirst oiler of the brokers, 95, hud been accepted. It would have been a positive loss of near $600,000 to the government, whereas if Congress puts the finances of the country on a just and equable footing, so that the public will be convinced that not only the present loan will be promptly taken care of, but no farther loans for future deficiencies will be required, the Secretary would have no difficulty in getting what he wants, in the same manner as did the Comptrollers of New York. To raise a revenue aid restore the confidenceof the people in the justice and stability of the government, the first great requisite is to retain the public land revenues,and then adjust the tariff to the single view of obtaining the greatest amount of revenue from it. Both of these sources may not yield sufficient for the wants of the government. If the protective policy is indulged in, however, to the smallest extent, the welfare of the country will be jeopardized. Yet at such a critical moment, manufacturers do nut hesitate to present the most preposterous claims to protection. The sugar planters of Louisiana held a meeting on the 19th inst., at Donaldsonville, for the purpose of soliciting Confrr*KC tn nr??vi?nt Mm irntMirlitinn nf frit-oiim anc/sr in nrilnr that their individual trade might be benefitted, and they boldly ask to have the trade with the West Indies and South America destroyed, in order to give Louisiana the monopoly of the sugar trade in the United States. In order to show the nature of the trade which these people desire to break up, we have compiled a table of the imports and exports of each article to and from the leading points for 1339. That year, on account of the bank inflation in the United States, was one of unusually lnrgc imports and small exports, as follows Imports from ?sn Exports to thf West Indies and South America, roa Tiirkf. Years. Impurh. br. IV. I. Spanish. Dutch, ire. Hrasil. Brimstone, 22,200 3,(115 307,fil(l 370,5(12 Hides, 23,2(1!) 11,720 307, fill) 370,502 Dye woods, 75,(123 orts our exports exceed the im|>orts. except to Cuba, whence the bulk of the sugar is im|>orted, and in 1037 amounted to 70,000,000 lbs. The quantity made in Louisiana the game j car was 11!),000,000 lbs., anil New York 10,000,000 lbs. What superior claims the inhabitants of Louisiana have to the monopoly of the sugar trade over those of Cuba, or those of the State of New York, does not readily appear. Yet they ask that the large commerce which employs a tonnage of ?19,639 tons, and 13,046 men, should be destroyed, the federal government lose its revenues, and the whole I'nton submit to a heavy tax, for their benefit. The same argument is used by all classes of manufacturers, and if each was gratified we should soon rival the starvation and distress which prevails in protected" England. Foreign Market*. Mataxzss, May 19.?Prime Muscovado Sugars have berome quite scarce, and must of the ordinary taken out of the market forshipments North, which has much reduced the stock and prices have gone up. Colfee has advanced fall* half a dollar, t'lawl Sugars in active demand. Freights to Europe dull Exchange on London I*4 per cent; New York J to 1 Boston par to 4. Married. At Toronto, Canada, on the 19th instant, by the Rev. Jonathan 8cott, Rev. Oconnc Rivkrs Raaor.asox, Wesley, sii Methodist Minister, to Amelia Jvmimi, only daughter if Alex. Davidson, Esq,. Postmaster, Niagara. Died. On the morning of the J9th instant, after a long and i'tuiniii ni'o. ji'lii, win- 01 >v m. ri. uiirnnam, and laughter of Joseph Bute*, in thp 'Jith year of her age. The relativ es and friends of the famfliea are reapectfully invited to attend her funeral on thia (Monday) afternoon, at fio'clock.from her late residence.Mansion House,Bloominrdale. At Brooklyn, on thu 'J!?th instant. Mtsr Br a are a, wile of Alexander Bukbeck, aged at years. Her funeral will take plat e at his residence in Smith street, this (Monday) afternoon, at .io'elock. Their friends ara respectfully invited to attend. On the evening of the 'JHth instant,, in the full hope of a blessed immortality, Mtst Rich tans, wife of Freeman Raw don and daughter of Matthew Myers, Ksq., of Herkimer, NV. The friends of the family, also those of Ralph Rawdon's family, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her late residence, No. lf> St. Mark's Place, without further invitation, atSo'cloek this (Monday) afternoon. PasKiigrrs Arrived. LtTr.aroOL?Ship Kensin.-tnit?Oeo I'artwnght, Mrs Ann I aownslit? ivrt u, .teer.g. t 'l'at axilla?Brig Maria JEst'll-Mr Lucas. iKisrt roo._ SehrOrand Island-T T Head, i Nk* Sri* 'rente?Thos J Payne, S J Smith, Jas Lowrv, J M Bartlrtl I r ll t-J I -Llfj Ar*i.?i'Mli:0,.??Brijr Sn?|ii I'avrli.tcdt?359 bid. Buy dam. Sagr Si r (j Mrilr?lb* AO Notwood?1 trunk L M Tborne?I2IU bb!? i"ili ISO ilo wheat li do wlil.kiy lo htnU bacon Lrc, Dilrr k Milltr. CmaILEstok?Schr I'ln-he St Maiy tirt?90 bales cotton H\ Coil Si Co?170 to oidcr. MARITIME HERALD. IK'parture of the Atlantic Steamers. FROM rttttLA*!*. FROM AMERICA Aradm, Ryrie June 1 O. Western^ Ho*km M ly 21 June 16 Columbia, Judkius May 19 June Ifi Britannia, Hewitt June 4 July 2 Caledonia, Lou June 19 July 16 Acadia, Hviii July j Au*. 1 id tir-L?L ii i v*. cmrru, nuiKrn juiy AU if. 1 H. B? M. eieamei British Queen,(!ip( M. M. Ki uie,wiTi Imvi thii port on Tuesday, June 7, loi Southampton, Etupand, and Antwerp. To Ship Master*. We shall esteem it hvof| If captains of vessels arriving here, willjiitt to ommod ?i it s. Martin^ of oar news Boot, a rejNUt of the shipping left the port whence they sailed, the vi u ira them immediately on theii nival. We will reciprocate he favor in any way. PORT OF WWW VOKh, KAY 30, isr^. Jl'N ROM J 'II I Mo,?N riO'* I II HtTI I ill MOM WaTBn ti A a rived. Ship Kensiuiftoii, Shumwav, froin Liverpool, April 17, with 1600 sack* salt to llobt Walker. Died on the i-usage, May 5th, Margaret Meelten* iid ulk 7? miles W bi 8 oft apt Clear, saw i ship w ith black hall, standing eastward; 3d inst. lat 15 20 loo u 10. saw a ship with bl u ball ia hei (on torn ii. atsliding eastwards I5di, lat K) 35. Ion 44 5i,saw a shin with two dei ports, standing eastw uro?su|>poeed t i?? Eh f*??. hence for Liver* |X>ol; 19th, lat 40 10, Ion 51 30, spoke whale ship Ch-is 3i Frederi?*, of ami for New Bedford, last from the Western Islands? captain verv sick; saw her neat day, Ion 51 30; 27th, st heail of cutwater, file. British bark Industry, Stevens, from Dublin, April 15, in ballast, to GloTir k Mr Murray?187 passengers. Bark Ludwig, Lermoud. U days from NowOrloiniiWith tlour, file. to Ne.vmith, Lord* Co. I3tli inst. lat 27 16. Ion 87 II, spokr bark Avola, I'm NOrleans for Bov.tuu; same time, ship 1M\ month, Liverpool foi Nam Or leans; 18th, lat 24 13, Ion 84 85, l>a.on; Verona, do do; D Welistei, do do; 1 .ion, Hamburg, do; Waban, one; Isidore, for NYork. readv: brigs Vi uremics, from Portland, arr 17th; Bordeaux, uiflg: New England, for Providence, Idg; Neptune, for Newport, do; Caspar Hatiser, NYork, 22d; Josephine, Boston, 3 ds; Clio, Portland,soon; Ellsworth, Idg at Cardenas; achrs Mandarin, for Philadelphia, soon; Gazelle, do. Saw brig T. Cutis, goiug in. Sailed in co. bugs Mary, and Harriet, for Portland* Brig Creole, Riddcll, 16 days from New Orleans, with indse. tO master. Brig Susquehannah, Bancroft, 15 days from Analachjcola, with 488 bales cotton to W, W. Pratt, and others. Bailed in co. brig Freeman, for NewTont, 83d, spolu MhrGom, from Baltimore for Mobile. Brig Sea Flower. Northun, 10 days from Jacksonville, Fla. with lumber, to Gilchrist fc Co. Brig Mary Cole, Thompson, 17 days from Mobile, with cott>>i to order. Schr Independence, York, 17 days from Ponce, PR. with 171 I hhds sugar 133 do 33 tierces 5 bbls molasses to F. G. Thurston j i. 4 Jo. British schr Ladv Mary, Murphy, 21 days from Jamaica, w ith pimento, Ac. to order. Schr 1)%C. Wilson, Benjamin, 6 dav.? from Eleuthera, witli 3G25 pin?* apples 150 water melons 30 dozen bunches bananas to Ackei Ackerly. Schr Grand Island, Harding, (t?f Provincetown) 18 days from Cienfuegos, with 105 tons copper ore 5 logs cedar to Everett fii Bittelle. Schr Pliebe 8t Margaret, Holvertson, 5 days from Charleston, j cotton, f" mutt r. 1 Schr American Eagle, Litchfield, 10 days from Darien, Ga. lurub r, to master. Below. One ship, three brigs. ucnriHi ivffoni. Schr Primrosk.?Captain Geo. Jarkcr, of the Columbia, of Boston, at N? w Oilcans, was boarded .it sea, ajw Cruz bearing ENE. IS miles distant) by Robt Fletcher, second officer of the scni Primrose of Nstttueket, on a whaling crttlee. Mr. F. ntatt ?l tliar the captain was crazy and incanable of commanding the rcae I; thai he waiinirona,im t!i ?t the wished trt where there was an U S Consul, for assistanee.? c apt B.ad vis, 11! it* in to go to Trinidad and givt da vernal up to the Consftl there, or get bis assistance. Whalemen, Harlnuger, from New York, arr at Westport May 27, bought for a w haler. I Pheuix, from South Atlantic, w itb 210rt, Charles, fir New Orleans, next day. United States Porta, Kaxtport, May 17?Arr Siroc. Philadelphia. Sid 21st, Eagle. Havre de (trace; lole, Work; T? xiaii, do. Portland, May 27?Ait Citizen, NYork; Thames, Turks Island. Sid 26th, Rapid, Guadaloune. Nswit ktpsrt, mi) 17 \t ham plain, Rondoat; Ell. n, Baltimore; st Th imas, Norfolk. Bostoiv, May 21-Arr Franklin, NYork. Below, schr Bos* ton. Cld Swan, (of tins port, late of Portland) Havana; Ida, Bahimon Virginia, Alt sandria; Chattahoochee, M ririle; Leonidas,' Fn lertckaburg; Marietta, NYork, An S7th, Spartan, Atlantic Ocean; Champion. Havana; Acadian, Halifax; Boston, Baltimore; Win IVnn, Philadelphia: Tamoree, Turks Mind; Erie, Havre de Grace; Ouantico, Snow Hill, Md: Cardinal, Rondout; larion, Pougnkeepsie; Trader, and Win T King, N. York. Nr.w BrnroRD, Mav 27?Air M.ary, Baltimore; Frances, \,.rf,.IW Km., to... VV...L KdaaRTOWi, May 20?Arr Roister, Newliern. Fall Hi v? r. May 26?Arr Teia*. Richmond for Dighton; J T Hitfiehl. Phil adelphia; Excel, NYork.^ Providlvck, May 27?Arr Pr? odent. Norfi Ik; Virginia, 13?1timore; Tryilj d Albany Albany; Translation. New iorlt; Yankee, do. SI.I Pandora, Savannah; Ninetta, Philadelphia; Ann Eli/.?, NYork. Bristol, May 27?Arr Emetine, Guayaina; Volant, Albany. Sbl Clyde, James River; Prince**, NYork. Nkwp ?ht. Miy 26?Arr Electro, Sr Marys, Oi. for N Haven; Plato, Providence for Philadelphia; Engineer, Elizabeth ity, for order*. Sid 27th, Electro, Plato, Caravan, Oregou, and Ttcuinseh. Piiii.adf.lpiii t, May 28?Arr Eclwr, Kingston. Jain. CM India, Gibraltar and Leghorn: lnde|?endeiice. Marseilles; Susan, Kingston, Jam; Najwdeon, St John, NB; Kathleen, Gambia, Africa; Comet, N York. Baltimore May 27?Arr Martha, Boitou; Gallant Mary, MayafUfl, PR; Rochester, NYork; Adriana, do; Columbia, Newburyiwnt. Sid Pioneer, Bn-mrn. Alexandria, May 2^? Arr Columbia, Boston; Elizabeth, Bath. Norfolk, May 23?Arr Lenity, NYork; Mary Jane, do.? The Madison, from Bremen, has Kone up James River. ('hari.kstofi, May 26?Sid Moses, NYork. Nrw Ori.F.Aprs, Mav 2b?Cld Astraean, London; Velocity, Kingston, Ja; Tarry Not. NYork; Helen Frazier, do. Air Columbiana, Havre; Camillus, Liverjtool. PORTUGUESE FEMALE iPILLS. HMlESE far-fainetl and celebrated Pills, from Porimral, are, X we jurrceive, to be obtained in this couutry. bee advertisement or the last column of fourth pace. m3 is OTR 1NGERS k I IIZ E s d? sirotis "I saving thlrty-th O .hi.I i '.i ,-.i i on their dress in invited tocall at the Broadway Cash Tailoring Establishment, where they will find a splendid assortment of materials of the uewest fashion*, received per latest nn> .nation*, and are made to order to suit all tastes at a discount of thirty-three and a third per c. nt from credit prices. The best cutters and workmen employed. Terms cash on deifytry. /'A full ?uit furnished in twenty-four hours. A. L. LEVY. IM Broadway, THIRTV-TIIREFTAND A THIRD PER CENT MAY BE HAVEI) in 0*nfb*menN Drrss, b\ calling at the Bro ulway C,\sU Tailoring F,stablisliincnt and ordering a auit of Clothes, which for elegance ati?l durability arr unsurpassed in (be city, and at n discount of thirty-three and a third r cent from credit price*. Terms cash on iMivery. ARTHUR I.. LEVY, mm It iim*r t.y> Broadwiy. between I nurtlaiid 8t Liberty *t. I 03T.?A Gold Scour Bra? re J ward of three dollar* will be paid on delivery at 71 Wall or 2?fl Thomjann street. WM.O. BULL k CO. A I) IA HT KA.M K.R7?Crlten I tin s* im? i which will sail from Boston the firtf of June, will he received at the Upp~r and Lower Post Offices in thin city, until twenty minute* past I o'clock, P. \1., on Tuesday, 3l*t in*(iru. The inland postage of lt\ |wr ?intele letter, mi tat he paid. All letter* so de?p*'ch d will he under the chaw of the P"al Moii rat llostoii, who will .er them duly forwarded. Post (>A New Yw k Via 2Hth l 111. m? Kr JOHN LORIMKR (.11 Ml \M. P. M. rPKACHER. k gentleman of collegian edu ilion is willing to take a (cw pupil* at a moderate compensation to instruct during the day or evening. Wouldaccept a situation, a* assistant teacher in a school, or a* tutor in a private family: and if agreeable, wr.uld be w illing to consider hi4 board an equivalent for hi* services. Address A. W., No. 1G City Hall Place. m'JO It r T K EC 11K S j .V.Y.\ 11K S! L KK' 11 'KS.-IOGO v, n fine large healthy Sin,rni *r?d German Leechea, fnraale wholesale or retail, ver> reasonable, or carefully applied by WM. WAT80N, Chemi*t It rlnrntacenfisf, m20 Itn'c Apothecaries1 Hall, 36 Catharine street. TJLACK French Straw IIits,imported, dyed for ladies1 mourniiu hat* in warm wetth'T. Little hoy* superfine Leghorn hat*. White French Straw Hats, ladies arid little girts sizes, at low prices. Lidiea' Leghorn II tts, fashionable shipet. for sale by WILSON. Leghorn and Straw Hat Bh irherNo.it Howard st. Lri_'h'tr:i Oit.*ev.. .1 lid IHOtC*. altered nit fohlombl .h.,". MHH. WILHON. 11,111 II Hitk ni'l Straw Millim IJXTENBION TABLES.?A aftrnHid a?t of Eitrmion Tabln, iwflre fret by roar, [pnlwhil. mahocanjr,] in coinplfti orrf**r, foi t.ilt*. May be tern at No. C7 Murray atrret. m*) |t?i TO HINftLK UKNTLK.MF.S An iinl *nit.- ot room* A ran tw h ut loKrtlirrnr parMrly, fitrnmini or iinfiirnnlnil and with or without board, in a | Whip U?M. Alio, an up.wr room, on moJcrate term*. mt7 lm*r n EN J AM IN BHANDREHTH'S PILLS.-Tlm stable and truly innocent medicine PURIFIES THE BLOOD, iiitl immediately lli) further fkiiuhmi ok dulask in lh?* bodies of those wlio#? powers of life are not already rlhausted. Where human in*ma in avail, time scarcely it an. coin id mm, or lorui of sickness, that the Uri.iuhkih Pii.l? d? not relieve- ami rally cure. Although .these i>ill? produce* KNOWN EFFECT, thai HlV-tU not to prostrate the body. with other imdiciuy?, hut the f> one i. invir rated by the rt moral of the cause of weaknm*. the moihid, tin vitiated huiiioih from tin blood. H inn'- in themselves, they merely ASSIST NATURE to throw out the oc*u?o >11 of sicklier from the body; and they reatiire uo alb ration in the diet or clothing. In fact, the hum 01 body is better able to sustain, without injury, the im h-melicy of the wi ather, while under the inliut-nct of this infm tto* nRlTRATINU, DUEAIC kr\l?ii atino Medi cood health, the devouring disease ha\ iii)4 been completely eradicated. That each of the genuine has Upon it THRKG COPY RIOHT LABELS. That each label ha* two signature* of Dr. Benjamin Brand* reth upon it. That there must be upon each hoi three signatures, thus:? B. BRANDRKTH, M.I). Ami three signatures, thus BENJAMIN BRAND RETH. Besides the labels are full of small printing done in red ink I there being on the l ibels nearly three bundled impression* of i Benjamin Bi indn th'a Pills. The BRAND RETH PILLS are sold at 25 cents per boi, .it Dr. Braudreth's principal office, No. 211 Broadway, be* I tweeii Park PI.ice and Murray street hUo at his retail offices. 274 Bowery, Hudson street, near Caual, and 175 Second treel m30 U#c nANKRl PTCY-SAMUEI. OWEN, Counsellor at Law, has removed to G7 Nassau street, the corner of John, where he may be consulted on all mitlers in Bankruptcy. WILLIAM ARNOLD. m. n. I) E Si TI ST?r? pr? 11" 11 informs his fricuds ami the public that ho may be consulted as usual in all branch of his profession, at his residence, No. W i. ii fttoceli mS9 im m IMPORTANT TO THE ownkks of MH llltiAN LANDS. LANDS ill tin State of Michigan sold for the non-pavmrutof taxes of 1817, will sooil he pa?t redemption. Another sale for taxes will shortly take place, from which there will hi no redemption. Non-reiident ow ners will see the necessity of immediate attention to their t ixes. otherw ise their land- will he lost to them. The list of dclinom-nt I inds to be sold at the coining sale, may be examined b) those interested. Tines j paid, lands redeemed from tax sales, deed* recorded, and every I description of agency attended to in the States of Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Missouri, Arkansas, &e. See, at the North Aine| rican Land Agency itabliihed in IflT) 18 Wall >t. New York, l?\ s. M F. L VI .irUY\ 77 WilUam street, corner or Liberty, N. Y Notict u hereby dfen to Merchants aud tndtn in general, that the proprietors cm tjieabioe establishment b ivr .iilnptr-d mw method ?>f nianufacturing which enables them to sell their shirts at a cheaper rate than any other house in this city. This statement will be affirmed by the list ofpriees is follows:? Per Do/. Fine Milf "atmot pnenc pressure, h eminently wormy oi ;tirnri ?n. wc neiu-ve that to our tileuted townsman Mr. Levett, the credit belongs of introducing this improvement, which hit!* deservedly received the niii\ ocal approbation of many of our professional brethren. DTFroin the Courier and Enquirer.] ENTISTRY.?It is not often that we permit ourselves to peak in tenia of eulofj of diieoTeriti on subjects which do not com? within our province. We have not sufficient know ledge to do it, in the first place, unless indeed the object lie visible or tangible,and this is the case in the present instance. Mr. Levctt, Surgeon Dentiat% who arrived coma tine ainca from London, has brought w ith him a new method which he has pwt ill successful practice here, of supplying the loss of real teeth by irtiliciil ones, without the use of auy accessories, such as ligatures springs or pegs, now in ordinary use; nor is th? operation when completed followed by any inflammation or pain. lie can best describe his method himself. We will how t ver add, that many patients whom In* has provided with set* of these very necessary emhclliditm 11U, arc so delighted with inetn that they have permitted him to refer enquirer* to thein who do not apply from idle cariosity, but witli a view of iirolittiiuc by the conviction an actual clamination will produce. M. LEVETT, Dentist, ln'Mm'.- Mi Broadway, comer of Wanreti sL TO THE LOVERS OKSITEKIOR BLA( K TEA* Ho wqiia's Mixture !?This extremely delicious and unparalleled Ten, so highly celebrated in China and Europe, just im ported, is now for safe at the Cauton Tea Company's General Tea Establishment, 121 Chatham street, New York?in Chi nese Packages. Prices 50 cents and $1. mtl lm*r WEBB'S IMPROVED 'BURNERS, at. seventy-five per cent, less than I eretofore. The subscriber has now on hand a general assort i.ent of the imported Burners, which he now offers at the above reduced price*. A jtoeral discount allowed all dealers. Be*t quality of Ckmshine at 50 cents per gallon. Camphorated Gss 75 cents. Call and examine for yourselves at No. Ill Grand street, one door fr-.ui Bro*uway. JAMES HINDS. N. B.?All kinds of Lamps altere d, brnnxed, gilt ami retired at the -shortest notice, on re.vs maid# terms. a27 Im m LEARY CO'S FASHION?SUMMER?1842, FOR GENTLEMENS' HATS, WILL IIK I.vrKODUCSU M.y !40th, AT NOS. 4 5 ASTOR HOUSE, in2f? I wise LEMON SVIUJP,'&';~ GREAT REDUCTION IN TIIE TRICES. 1 Knn Bote* Lnnon Syrup, firm, second, third, and fourth J qmlitiri, 1000 botes Sartaparilla arid Rtspber v Syrups. 600 do Pirn-Apple, Ging* r, and &ra\*berry Syrup*. Ion do Orgeat S\ inp. 100 do Btoughtoii's and Wine Bitter*. 1000 do Assorted Cordial*, Cordeuus, Martinique, Ain *tcrdon, and kalian 400 bblj am) half bids Cordials. 10 do Liquor Coloring, 2t.u boars Knelt Candv, red ami white. 200 gross Extract of Lemon. All put up in One shipping order, and for sale at reduced prices at the old establishment of VT JOHN B. KEY, 33 Burling Slip. N. B.?Dealers will find it for their interest* to call before I*i rc has ing el sew lie re. m261 f n re CAMPHENE. WKBB, through hi* inventions o! the articles known as amphene and Webb's Burners, ha* thrown too mum light throughout thi* country for years past, to admit of an lightened public beiuir led away bv any advertisements which may seem to convey the idea thy the genuine Campnriie can be obtained at an\ eer, wlio it well known to be the origins! inventor of the same. A. V. H. WEBB. General Supt. m22 2wi?*c 410 Broadway, cor, ('anal st. *00,000 La Norma Henri, IANDKD frimi die brig Ohio, from fl.t.na, of tuperio J quality, for sale in lota to suit purchasers, at reasouabl l*rces. by M. KADER. 46 Chatham street, mill 1 m* Yf It. Mill MRS. f. K."H0RN b.x U.ie rr?|?'ctfully t? inAYI. form their friends, and the public, that their Benefit will take place on Monday next, May Hi, on which occasion will be performed the Op# rs of The Maid of Haiotiy, and other enter* tainments, as w ill be anuouiiced in future advertisements. m27 It rc PREMIUM DAHLIAS.?The subscribers have now ready for sale two to three thousand named Dahlia*, in |*?ts, strong healthy plant*, from 6 to 18 inches hi height, well rooted, and of the choicest LiihU. iii addition to w Inch the v list e added the fin*1M of liut yrat** J-ri/.r flow.r* from Kiuhtul. Our mock of Dahlia* it MKi nenlly known to be on** of the l>e*t inthis eountry, lint any further comment it deemed unnecessary* The prio'i will lie in conformity to the timet, viz. one dozen fine varieties, by nam**, $3: do. very fine, $6; do. eitra fine, $7 60; ui>erior, $10 to $16?nil warranted a* represented. Catalogue* furnished on application to NIULO k DUNLAP, 676 Broadway. All order* thankfully receired and promptly eiecuted. m24 1 w r III I illlfn' House* Wooden Kliives." rPHIS Spnuidi prov? rh studies mott eic?-||rntly to tome of I the Vw York Hair Oil manufacturert who are making gr^at noine li> their grand compositions, when they have hahl head* themselves. But PASTOR'S OIL it not only good for every body'* hair, to destroy d indruff and prevent hair from turning grey, hut it iImi an ear -Bent Oil to keep hit own h?ir equal to any hair in the world. This boasting i* not intended for the city of New York, where, for the hut siiteen eats. I have Ih ii practising tlie hair cutting bu*inc?*. hut a* I am telling a great quantity of oil for the country* I want to put them on their guard against some bald bead foob that are making every body'* hair grow eicrpt their own. A. Pa*tor'* Oil ha* Ix n the produce of 21 years' experience. For sale, wholesale and retail, at 166 Greenwich stre* t, New York.^ l'i. it* p-r hot'le i.i hi 1 i; N I. IS11 M II ?'II.. I.. II, i; I II ?i M .il J Stramrr Ariilu," from B??. .1 Ihrnilrn k C?V F.inii'K Ofluir, No. 3 Will ilrfi i, Tuwla M?y Jl.t, *t o'clock, I'. M. Small i'wkw? ffciijhlaUo recrivrd u kbovf, Lcllcr. by tbi cjiiiwjwic* *rc iii-onro a, briny in acaaoti for the Steamboat ?,2j| it r HAUNDr.N CO. */f ACIII E?BllAVkKfS.?J bale. for talc by M mi0l r I'KKSMR ft BKOOKS ?l Liberty I) \i Kl- I SHIP ONKl'DA Ir,'". HAVIU-..?|?trliril on or In-fon JmJmmm11" IMIi June. ForCrrirht or iwiMrr, ai-i-li to Boyn h inAi'RiiN. mm 'i i tudm Bralliaf, I AUCTION SALES, BY THOMAS BELL. StoreJ Not. M Ann and Mi Fulton street.) MONDAY. _ At lui? oVI"ck. To Iron NUkrit, Boilur Mikir., Bin-)..initio, kc.?At tit fomcr uf Moiinu ami W LthiiiKbtn strr?t(, for cailt, l.uyo ar.il tr.ijl >h-?n fur enUiuti boilfi iron; writ it cutting in.icliitin; .locks dw?; Vo.; vi in lirt, a lull I' lilarkoiiltll'. lOOl?, a |U4lilll til UOIlS. lUllS. mill 11 l? i I til HIM. Al IOV| o'clock, hi thr sties room*. Sheriff'* Sil? ol I* urtiitnr* ?A variety of escclit*tit household furniture,brdi.m.vttiaasej, carinas,Sic by a virtue of a landlord's warrant. TUESDAY. At 10)? o'clock, at the aiUt room. Summer Clothing, do goods, fancy and pledged articles, ?ege?, various si7.es; pilla?trr?, beds, ImUtrrs and pillow s, solas, cushions ami oilier articles in the liur. WEDNESDAY. At lO1-* o clock, in the sile rooms, nnd at No. 28 Ami street, Episcopal Pies*. Splendid tail eitrnmvc sale of cabinet furniture. Also, the entire valuable furniture forme rlv contained in U?e Bloomiugdale Abbey. This will be arranc d in the stores 32 Ann and 115 Fulton street and 2S Ann *t. The carinas ?nd oil clothes will -ill lie mr.tstirt d and arranged. There will also be eat-llngur** in time. THURSDAY. At 10 o'clock, at No. 181 Broadway, cortu 1 Whitest. J.irge sale of sit|>erior family groceries, choice w ines, tea*, [tickles, sauces, fruits, Sic. Will be ?ohl w ithout reserve, the entire truly valuable stock of the old well know 11 establishment. Tin groceries and every thing in the department are of the best ami freshest qualities; tne w ines are deservedly celebrated and need no purling card of description can be seen at the store or sale rooms, and afford* an opportunity f or families and other*, is the stock will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. BY RTELL k AKH LARIl s, THI8 MOKNiNU, At 10U o'clock, in the sales room. Variety sale, Dry Goods, Summer (-lathing, Sic.-?A large assortment of fancy and staple goods, iuclu lingnardwarc and cutIt: ?lr\ goods, (tarnishing irtich s, togi tin 1 with an invoic# ol seasonable clotliinu, including dress and frock coats, jacket*, pant sloons, vesta, blouses, Ike. Sir. Ill F. J. HEAKNS. Auctioneer^ THIS DAY, At lfl o'clock, at No. 2ti Catharine sf. Furniture?A general assortment of furniture, consisting of mahogany chairs, French bedsteads, aofa*, bureaus, pier glasses, w-t*list Hid*, in dtogani rookers. I nair rriiiKon ilmnd divan*. 2 of Wilder'* pat eat rocker*, windlass bedstead*, nut-wood and Windsor chairs, 1 mahogany desk, carpets, also a quantity of Kitchen Furnitun. Earthenware-- Also a quantity of glass and earthenw Are, coinnrisin^ the usual variety. .WEDNESDAY, At II o'clock, in front of the store 1 *19 Fulton st. Package Hale of Earthenware-?62 crate* of Derbyshire Iron Stone fell >w Ware, assorted in packages; 26 crates priuted v>are. and TO packages glass, now landing. Catalogues and samples early on the morning of sale. m i' A 1 CripS NOTI4 A. M. 4* P. M. II A. M. BOMERvILLE Slatfe. connect with time lines each way. Fore In two n Nl w York MM Somr mile, ill cent*. Do do New Brunswick, ni cents. Rahway. it) cents. Elitabetntown, _ 2i cent*. The fare in the 7,'? A. M. train from New Brrflrawick, and i\ New York and New Brunswick, to Ml cents. and Rahway to 37 11 The Philadelphia mail line pastes through New Brunswick for New York very evening at 9 o'clock. On Sundays tlie 7Y% A. M. tri|? from New Brunswick is omitted. Passengers who procure their tickets at the ticket office, receive a ferry ticket gratis. Tickets are received by the conductor only on the day when purchased. m2fi 3m* KOK IIWWA-ViH HARLKSTON. syb&pvfrllwJ ?Tin tine and well known steamship NAT( HKH, Win. Miller, rmmnader. will sail for *~^^^|^j|Aly^tlie^aho\e ports about the 16th of June. y ()1#l. (,,v Il( elegant ind anpurior accommodation*, apply to JOHN B. LASALA St CO.. m30 17tm 49 Broad street. saVfcf? t'JZ\ PEOPLE'S LINK FOR ALBANY AND flr ij_|? s*TROY, daily at seven o'clockf P. M., from 1* all? r the Steamboat Pier between Court landt and Liberty srtcets, (Sundays eicepted.) The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A. P. St. John, leaves Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons, at seven o'clock. The steamboat SOUTH AMKRK'A, Capt. L. W. Brainard. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at seven o'clock. The steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain M. H. Truesdell, leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons, at live o'clock, for Albany and intermediate places. The above boats are new and substantial, are furnished with elegant state rooms, and in all respect* are unsurpassed among the Hudson River steamers. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. Schultr., at the office on the wharf. m ine 4,Wia jga KOR ALBANV. TROY i7?if iijIi runfl| mediate places.?The splendid low pressure m Mir r steamboat SWALLOW. Caetaiu M'Lean, will leave the foot of CoUrtlandt street, this Monday) alteinoon, May SDtli. at 5 o'clock. The UK WITT CLINTON, Capt. S. It. Roe, will leave as above, to-morrow, May 31st, at 7 o'clock. The above are substantial boats, lilted up with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodation am unrivalled op tne Haditn. OA TIIK It \I N BOW MOKNI-NO LINE for f*v-?A LOAN Y. The low pressure Steamboat JKhmAhbL it I NilOW. will leave the foot of Robinson street, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. m6 lm*r XSfc PASSAGE FOR LIVEKPOOL.-Ttx splendid kgpacket ship BROOKLYN, Capt. Richardson, sails 0Nkiflfaaipo-iti vely on 30th May. Persons desirous of securing berth*, in ratlin, second cabin or steerage, should make early applii itiou to W. it J. T. TAPSCOTT, m!M) r l'l Peck Slip, ror South it. PASSAGE FOR GLASfiOVV.-'J'l,.- .ul.mli',! JnPjMrVihip LADY OF THE LAKE. Cantain Jamison tail* *J&msrnr>"*it.iVrIV tomorrow, and can handsomely accoinmc* d tie a l'?w cabin, second cabin and stcrage passengers, if immediate application be made to W. St J.T. TAPSBOTT, m r M Peek Slip, ror Soutli st. jyS OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PAoui* am old.?(Boaton Mornin* I'oal. The Orrit Tooth Waali it the bett detentent we erer nted on our enamel.?[Botton Trant? ri|it. j'or tale by the imucipal druggtau in the titr. ml r Jf AMI SEMENTS. PARK THKATRE HeucQi of Mr. it Mr?. C. E. Horn i>mai'wt ti'.LV,' th'atrical tiyiftmrni in New York. THI K.\ ENINQ, May 30?The porJoimiiices commenco n ii L THE MAIDWV?F SAXONY. Count Da.u.ki Minvert Karl. C. E. Horn, lla'r.ild Mr. Seiuin I1'"* MiniJjtlJ, Mrs. C. E. Horn. Dm vvitli v M tf, uo,^:sD1tfR an OLIVER. Sir Mark t hue, l.ii Kiitiue, I'lacide Maru Dailiii^ton, i, Door* open at aeven?performances will commence at hall past aeacn. Bom, f I?Pit. 50 ceiita?(Jallery 2', cents CII ATI I VM I 11K A'I'HK B? Private Boies, JaJ OLYMPIC THEATRF, I HIS EVENINO, May 3D.?The performance! will com oic nee with LOVES OK THE ANOELS. J*P> Mitchell Konh, Honicaatle. Ltlia, Mrs, Moaaop. After which BOZ. "oXi Horncaiile Sam Welter, Mitchell. Mrs. Novclttohble, Mrs. Walts. After which SARATOGA SPRINGS. Timothy T ape well, \lr Mitchell u I) Honicaatle Mrs lapewrll. Mrs Tiutm Mi?s Blueatockiiur, Mrs Watt "bobs ho ht" Mr Dinwick, Eterard I Bob Short, Homcastl* wthfr Dipwick, Miss Randall Mr* Ticknot, Mr* Watts Dress Circle, 50 cents? Upper Boies, 25 cent*? Pit, Is.?Private Boies. 15 The Door* will in future open at 7 and the Curtain will ru?t a hdfM'Mt 7 precisely NIBLO'S GARDEN. rPHE Proprietor of this fashionable resort yes|>ectf?illy"b?KS 1 leave to announce to th?* public of New V'ork, that the seaton w ill comnieiire on Wednesday uetf, June 1st, when the wonderful Ravel Family, augmented by several eminent artist* from Paris, and now numbering20 persons, will apnea r. Many costly iiiinmvt mcnt- have been effected during the n cess, both in the lira lid Saloon and Garden. The former Ins heru o-decorated, and (lie latter filled with rare and beautiful Shrubs and Flowers. Edge, the iniinit ihle Pyrotechiiift, has been engaged for snine^ mouth* |?ast iii executing, at an unusual expense, u series of novel displays iu his pleasing art. The Proininade Musicale, which last season rave sue ft unequivocal satisfaction, will he resumed by a full and efficient (frchestra, under the directum of Mr. K. Woolf, from Covent Oiideii, London, and no effort w ill lie left untried to merit tlm xteiisive patruiiaKu bestowed on this establishment heretofore. The Garden will be thrown opi u at half past 7 precisely, and the umuscmeuts commence at tt o'clock. Admission. 10 Ci nl i? N. B.?A limited number of Season Ticket* will be issued. nH i HILL'S raw YORK KVUVMi Formerly known as Peale's.) .Vo. 25*2 Broadway, opposite tht City I lullTREMENDOUS ATTRACTION !?IN( KEASED NO VKLTY Two Performances Daily. MONDAY', May 30 and every evening during the week YANKEE MILL AT HOME. Grmd Exhibit ion of the wondurful POLYSPASTF.S VIEWS, Just imported from Europe, by Mous J Martin, and to be [fa seiited to the public for the first time in this country. Last wishes of the Emperor Najioleoii, represented iu ten (munificent Polvspastes Tableaux. Among the other views to be exhibited will be found? 1st-?La Tollr de Ne*le. 2d? I'. T. BARNUM. m*naKer. EVERY l)AY AND EVENING THIS WEEK, commencing on Monday, May 30. B?st atfra^ctjonjn the city! Day visiters admitted the anw f'vi'iiiitjr p Kr.H., MASTER JOHN DIAMOND, tin gri-tt and original mgro dancer, whoaf renown has induced othura to miutnr hit name, li.iaju.at returned from a two yearn' abtcucr at ,N. w Or leans, anil will appear in bis wonderful danres and bruakdnwn*. acroiniiauii'd by tin- i-i li In ti il II". H'llITLOCK, wnlli Iiih nnrivallitil Kuiionian Mi lodii s and KilraiagdirAU on lb* BANJO. Our mori' wivlt of tin- mysterious GIPSKY GIRL She can lie iiriv.rv |y coiimiI'i >1 during tlie da v. 15 INDIAN WARHIOHS and SQUAWS! drrasid ia tin NATIONAL COSTUME, arc engaged lor tin. week only. MISS R0S.1LTK, the Vocalist; LANSING, tin' tonne Singer CNLKSTK, the Dancer ANIMAL MAG NOTISM. NIAGARA FALLS, ALIIINO LADY; GLASS BLOWING. 6rand oAinomtna, ami more NOVEL CURIOSITIES ill 111 arc contained in any fite museums in America. A splendid day performance every Wcihn sday and Sitmui.7 afternoon. Admittance to the whole 25 cents?children half price. m23 c CIRCUS-WELCH Ik MANN will plav in Rochester^ 011 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 2Ul. 21th and 25th; C.iltdonia, 26th; Genesee, 27th, and Sparta, 28 th. CARD AND NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS, and the Public generally, resident in the State of New 1 ork and Western Divishm of the country. Me tnra. WELCH Sl MAN N hope ami h? lie re they can par tent to the lover* of the noble science, Horseinanthi|?, a most splendid Circus Coiniwtny of Riders, each a picked equestrian and a star in hia own department. The Grand Tent Saloon is new, spacious, and httlilf accoui tnodating; the housing and decorative trapping* are rich, bovel, ai d of the very first order. The Orchestra comprises the best available Native and Fo reign Talent, and will enable the lovers of music to hear tho finest compositions of the Great M isters admirably played.-* Among the performers w ill he found the names of the uni*ersally celebrated C. J. ROGERS, the Star of the Sou:h, hi all Ilia beautiful Shskspearean and magical one horse ar ts?i.J Cad walUder, and Ins wonderful pupil, John Glenioy, yv ill, our tray their iH'aiiriful one, two and three horse acts ot operatic ballet, aided by the four Misses Wells, the most taloiiUrd and interesting children in the Union. The astoiuiding Italian (i\ mnufic Seen.* of Mr. Rislev and his infant ton, inual electiify all who behold a sciies ot ?uch winders The magnificent Pones of the four Hungarian Cmuina 1 The fashionable and astonishing Equitation of an eletnnt comiwny of Laditi. hctdcil by the accomplished Nip. WilN SMfTIi, cannot lail to wite a sensation a* surpnajnt; as st popular songs?tha great East Indian Necroinatic Keats hy Mr. Jcitmiycv Most superalatiyv Egyptian Pyramulical Vaulting' by a fully talented troupe?single horse acts of dash and date, by Mr Howard. Twenty performer* will represent Grand Historical Cava! ca,the necessity of uuuerst Hiding an author, iIlu*trated by various pas* ages from the Scrip* lures, from miakespearr. 6tr together with a variety ol bovi 1 and amusing specimens of good and had Kim ution. Hecirations w ill he given this evening, [Monday, Mae 30 th,] from Shakespeare, Knowles, Byron, Montgomery, and tin* late Judge Vankess, illustrating quantity, emphatic pause, the high and low key, sudden transition* of voice: and, imitations of lleury Clay, John C. Calhoun, Klisha V% illi uns, and David f lorket. Tickets for one lecture, 50 cents?for the course, $1?to ha had?at Appleton's hook-store,the Carlton House, and at the df leu Profrssor* of a In h or dcr of talmts, and led by Mr. E. Myers. The> w ill pfrl- in a selection from the Opera.* of the mo honor hun with their company, in22 lilt r FIREW() R K S. C11 AC K E RS~&a F 0 U R T H J UL Y, 1842. (COUNTRY and city dealers in fireworks, will find it to their advantage to call and eiamine an tfi-nc> at fhilaih Iphia la ronltmieil 'a heretofore, at 125 I heaiiut atreet, ami in Boatoii, J1! To rnont Row. in26 Iwi.'p. VfALTlCAl, AM) MATIIKMATK AL ACADEMV, I No. W Anil sti? t, NYw York, centre of the rity.-Unitlemeii, (lesiiotis of obtaining, in the motl complete manner, '"'I in i t1 snort lim i small m 1 lj iwim lurntii f oration*, connnaii Kitlton at., tint door tc^lhe f niton Bank. pOI.LEI TIONB on all pa rt* "I the I nite.l State* ma.l. on the moat favorable term,, by y 8yLVr.HTEK( ru2$c 22 Wall Aiid 130 Brv>?dway,

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PERFUMERY. OWEN'S AMERICAN II A I K 11 V E. THI? llw the only infallible H.iir D; e now in use. Many 1 then *!io frit r uiU'ltl to the i^ublir bfiritif (In1 tir r of I! 11 1> r, 1*1*1 *r'' lull 0lil\ KiitthwH, but oAru iuj?ri'l with daik h.iir. 1 Bi n 1I1 it tin name ifKerrts Owcu 1 w itti u 011 the |.i! i I of r u-h bottle^ a.1 all other* are worthiest. If ill any foe llie ?l\i. should fail to produce the desired elf- of. 'lie mom will lie rei nrnol. Maiuit ictliml and for vile b-. b.rii Hutu, Vi. J filVtll Avenue. A I'euli ('.II Hill.. Kuban stool; H. T I Kiervted,'if) Broadway; E. hair made to it row ihik.? Tin* is. r lie r? i* u misrt pn sentatioti) by Joues' Oil of Loral I'i... Tlo ;?ii? 'or will otter 110 further Uimm cf ),ii own ?but (b%t Im cu miuw the public thi> isja I M l,l( ,f ir? I. and ih-t tin- above tie It* i- ??Uv? qualities K. n.l fhi-i.-oi I rlit-ujudnH. From J. S- C oo*r, K. It- I K. ll? -v ,,f the UU| for t purpose of i i i( rri ouonetided qualities, and reports follows? UV halt rniiiiiteIi *imined ami tested Junes'Oil iif Coral i n. 1 m, ml fiud fli.it it consists of coni|>ounds decidedly fivoralde for in'inishiue, softening, causing growth, curing dandruff, and givim dirk apiieamnre to the hair. b? itiff the qualities most re com mended by Mr. Jones, which tins Society find |u'-rfeetly true, and in viilufc thereof award Mi. Jones the anove testimonial*." (Signed) J. S. BAKKK. V R.S.I. Port man street, Port man Square, London. Sold at the sign of the Atneric in K ,1. Hi t hath nn ntr-et r.ice only 3, 5 or shillings a bottle. Brooklyn Agent, I IP F ilt in **t.'I y| 11.. -1 WIGS CLEANED iNSIPli AND OUT, KqUAL TO N.-:\V "EAT 1C?S ami every description ol r numental ln?r cleaned, str? .Ni \v "k ork. Packages from the cotintry mil-.t b? Prepaid to ?usure prompt altt uiioii. Tin h.nidvon*?t and he?t assortment of Wic'^ and toujn-c* in the United Slates, will Ijm found at this establishment mti I ill *n "cijk ki i roTrs rn i) i n n it p i?i r\ tt o i iv i b u r ri iv, iv v v o, OK MKDICATEl) OOMl'Ol'XI), FOR THK HUMAN HAIR, K no?r a l nowb-dgcd lr thousand* who ii-e it dnilv, to be the OM.V UKMKDV TO I'KKVKNT BALDNESS am! t i'? -t? i tint h.iir which h* fallen off or become thin; i TO I'KKVKNT GKKV HAIR, To run in;l retnovo ^vnv appearance of SCI UK AND DANDK1KK from' head. md to ke- p the hair in the m?>>t HEALTHV. SOFT AND GLOSSY STATE. yu*c; Mr*. Km:.I k- II r, F ult"ii -1; .\lre llotblack'.i curl ?torc, Broad- w a\ \V ii. Armstrong. druggist, 111 Fulton st, Brooklyn; J. Jon ,hairdroatar. Fulton Bun i.l.u. ?256ti?r PI ALE Bi S S i ABLE Nfc ULEnt more especially a ladv, can manifest i point vi NEVER FAILING UKMi .D'i eli*willfli Ittd stubborn- JAJTtE'S If Alii TONIC is the very thin* lor the lirst, In; wii it iutluenre it may hue on the latter remains to 1 t I I t xp- rience. Is it not, however, worthy ofa trial j L ubp I huslnnb j?o-%n? -iing -ifher B ihl or Hard r If 1 w in\if? ?1 to m iltr a liber ti of this Tonic a i th- he els of their lords, md if it do not make them inore j! llexihl and inmegable, will at least restore their hair, and add much t the comfort aim beauty of the ueotlemin. I'i\n li' Tonic, Expectorant, Vermifuge, and Cnrmi native B ilsatn IV r sale by the agents A. 1*. J* 1). Sands, Drucr. isteak. with delightful accuracy ami certainly, lectures, sermon-, trials at Iiw, congressional debates, Ac. fcr., taught perlfM fl\ by Mr. BU1STOW of London, in one count of tesinns. Ac id 'in N 2:1) Broadway, m ar Phik Place. liMS R1 1 i twelve to six doll 1 Thus bringing the science within the intaiis of every iutellifetit young person of either set. N. B. A work of the author is presented ,t every pupil for >heir permanent guide. Les oii> gi\ tn morning, aft em ?on and evening. 1 1m 'I'lif Antl-AiiKiiiRr Sy.tiin WRITING. great reduction. i ?M i U El I v 10 I i I D 01 i tfUl I MR. BUISTOW (/or this season only) 1 as rkih i Ki> his T ms fr.? n Twelve to f7f Dollars, thu? bringing this I'^ful Vrf within tk in*- *ti* of YLL, and i-guaranteed to hi" taught m Twttr ich A"!'tfm>. V" 235 Broadway ur n Park Place. Ci' iiih in*'ii til ?i- art* positiv ely' t.nu'h' 1 bold, free, expeditwus ind finiabed basin ss*like atpl* or Writing: nonittei i how ill .i!?l or cm nped the pr o ut hand inay be, [See specimens it 2jj bin t awl AND THE LADIES T Am delieid ind I'lihioMlilr Ronning Hand l\ TWELVE KASV LESSONS! iSI Tolls in N w York can take a course in Three I D n ?Mr. B. is to be seen from "J to 1 A. M.t or from to r? r. M. ROOK-KF.EP1 NO tauyht by double and singl- entry. Ii Ko' iini.' Clo?' fromTtnO. in 1 I'm*.FOR SALE AND TO LET I jf 1 I''> L K T?1 m medial it I I t? .?i !j| ['o- iiri k Sture, No. S New ei t, mu door lY-un Wall .tm^reef, hu two excellent offices communicating on the second tloor. F r Hale, or L*f, th- superior new Brick Home. No. A3 F rartrt nth ti ret. near Sixth Art nut, witb cotuitcrex}lax. base* mmit and attic. Phi- Hons is very excellent, indwill l> ix- rh.vigcd f r improved Property iu the low* r part of Uie city, or for v ?exnt lot*. For Sale, one of the bextJV ws in tlie South Dutch Church, Murr.t\ stre? i; also, out-naif of a Tew in middle aisle of Dm h t 'hurch, N tssan ?tre? t. Knelt |?ew is neai the pulp it. Apply at office No. *J in OU Wall street, or to W. A. CARTER, m28 1 m k AN w street. y?*-4 FOfl S A l.E?A ountry It- side nee, F \im~ Mill*, J^w the residrnc of the late John Win. Holly, at the ,1' JfiL' o\i'. Stamford, Conn. The Home ih large, rotnmodi of New York, A Ac. fr??m tl no, pit-'f lb ii isi uid ganlen. Dist ince from the Houth rr Fern w oil x#hilf imhs Iti.ju?r?- of 11. MARTIN k ti LtiJohu T? t. N w irk. if the toll house f?mi of Court street, Bi kI\ ?i Mi. M VU'PIN on the pienu>e?. Rent in2-'? ??t r A V i I BOARDING, flit Jamaica, Lone Uland, N. V.? a\ I' lc.v? int rm the city II mil**. 1 t miiiuiiu'.'idoii by Uiilroad and S vr fnnr *imr? p?*r div. c RrtVrmice can l? at No. 201 Kultou it D MlSCELLANEQUj. SIGNS. GEORGE W. FORDHAM, in HOl'SE, SIGN in AHU tl (>HSAMESTA I. PAISTER. CORNr.tl OK WAI.1. AND WATKH mTRKETH. N?? Yon it. ol li 01 ?ck Lcttm ?i*m rtfcnti-d in llit- bnl minnrr. ft, B.?Pn?fn rrry low. wM ln> NEW tf^AM 8AVV M 11.1. ?'I'll.- .ahwiibrn ha?in? lh.ir mill III lull 0|?-rilii>n. *liin|>l.tr ntm k of w liitr i o.k, whito pinr^ (i'or*n ,>HI btribb ri, hou'e binllrn. iml I (l ulnar", oil tin- mo?t r?-i? wablr trrin?, ami ?I tile till rt>4 FLEET STREET, LONDON. Wlllktui Hurtling, Proprietor, Returns his thank* 10 the proffMioual ana commercial gentleneu, and the public lor the liberal sirpport he Las received iinv occupying the above named Hotel, and hopes by unrei.ithn^ attention to retain the patronage hitherto so generonslv irtorded. W. H. assures hi* patron* that no endeavors shall ?e spared to promote their comfort. and flutters himself that can coinpetr with In in a* Ihr as regards Wines and i land- it bring hi> tmbllioti to luocurc the choicest tor rhe ipproval of In. siipi>oit? rs, ami conducting hiiiineM on the n *-t liberal ?yui i". I h dtily bill ol containing tWe jrr i*.est variety, e? uibiti*-d with modei ition of prices, cannot _il ..iviiiu general s iti u to Bre ikGsL, (plain) I* id each; IUa t?d per we Public Meeting and Committee r n m, ?2f? >im* JwL WAUAV \s V I! Stnuiir.tDii, (C'oun.)? This truly it 11 n o h improved in Hp '!nice, i my. It, location i.tviiu ?it adv.int on i, th facilities ol >ni:i o!ii early. Terms moderate. Th mid i luin d mi taliiny the directioil and mmicemeiil of tlir b u.e, twines tl public tlii! the comfort and pleasure of Ills ^ue .t, will he his study, rather than rub and regulations arhitrnrilv enforced. HOB 1T10 BL \KK. L A V L JL? 1 U IN, (1 TIJKMONT HOW, BOSTON. I) I. K S A NTIA mid rintrally situated ur.M tiir t Me will alwaxs [n well upplled with the beitt r mttkit ilfordii dMcdnt II well stocked will* choice Witj* and Liquor-.. LK FAVOR FISK. Kri r to E A. Stetson, AsLor House 1). I). Howard, How* aril's House. _ __ my 16 I mi MARSHALL HOUSE, DB04 DWIx. N E\V YORK ber I' cnily from 111*' Notional Ii.>i Troy, will re-open ll# MarshaII House oil th?* 30th iiHi tut, a* a hotel ami hoaruii house if i* mider-'oimr :i thorough impair, and will h.* j u' to complete onh-r, ami furnished in handsome style. The lot: at it a is c? ntral, brim; on the w ?t si le of hr'Vt.lwav, No. 2ct), at the r -u: r of HeitJo suet t. a short tlLf one*. from the Park and Po.c I) flier, ami hut a few minut- s walk fiOmWall street and the business part of tlie city. The io?,n?s art: commodious and l?lea? tut, and it L the intention of the host to accommodate the ti v? |liu?; communis htI hoarder-, in a manner that shall he satisfactory for the price chanted. ll.?im? hum experience in I'utariiiK for the public t.istc. he cm assure nil that may favor iiioi w ith tin ir patron u* t h it his hes? exertion* w ii) be made 'o pi tse; and from tin- ^dilation, it is desirable location for lloirdiiu:, and cannot hut offer m;:n inducement* to pcrsni s riaitin tin cityto make the ^lai hall Houm their hom?* Tb# i?ir will he furnish-ith choice liquors, and tl.e larder w ith he substantial? and dejicaeicf of th wop tod with attentive ita, rod ercr) mini d foi th? comfort of hL goosti, the in.ler iun. -I Iio.k- to in* ril mid receive a ah ire of i ' can Mu eum) begs to inform nuinei ms patrons 'riends, that h" ha> taken the beautiful store, No. CAstor House, 11 Broadway, nexr to thy main entrance, where he will be mo>t i%i; to w -I: i them in his#w knoi n il i Ie. J. C. ikew ise takes til's opportunity^ of thanking his friends for the angular natronogc lie h is met v.it'i (lin ing a period of ten .years I n his old stand, and tl *Uer* himself th ?t it i; only by a strict at iiii in to his busines th t i' is so, and in hi* new and elegant itore, his customers shall ibid it i; not diminished. Back room room open. J. OKI 1TADORO, Q nth men's Wig mil Itnr* Maker itidDresser.6 AstorHouse MISS COWAN DE8PECTFULL1 i forms tbove article is outidetitlv otl'eo d the Public a #nc thoroughly tested, and ?i.)\ i tt action. "i t. i? veiitil sting, purify ing, and woline properties ar-; so combine I as to inakc ii a very oi t'-r. SPARKLING ilOCKS do CHAMPAGNE, various >nnd*, &e. &c. Two pipe* very old pure Celiac Brandy, coat 1200 fraucs ach. A few pipes Holland Gin. The Brandy and Gin is only of end in c;ut of sicklies*. Ap to OILBKHT DAVIS, 1S Pine street, m!2 1m dfcw corner of William street. DENTISTRY^ lo, Pork Place, one door from liinRtlun)', ami at No. '.17'4 Uroailway, Sex I to the Union Club. TO VISITOllS AMI THK INHABITANTS or N'nw York. Iwour. 1 xT xoricr. MOWS. NAUAN HAS ARRIVED. Mi'norr.n uixr.n.n. with i'eum.ixext ixpESTRUCTtHl.E WlllTF. EX.1 ME I., sot iH.tiuutiUhalilf fro in iWc iiimi, il Corti*\ or I&tiatnrl of the T* 1I1. Foil KILMNO DF.i'AYF.D TEKTH. MONS. MALL AN SONS, lurgeon Dentists. No. 372 Broadway, between Franklin and White afreets, N't v York?No. Chester street, B- Cr -pi ire. 1'i lliro Jr. if Huviell St. Bloomdntrv. London; Bold sf. Ltverjtool; and !i line .1, I' stijJiotie, P;.ris, le-jleser to apprise tin if patieuu, and the public ireritfratly, tlist thev have ?uce? edt d in oilVctnu tin above desirable imItmrenti nt. NCORRl LTIBLK ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL! T KK IH FI\Ki>. V UGM ON K TO A1 t nMl i.KTK SET. WITHOUT mRKs on UQ*1TWIE8. Jl'ARANTEKD FOR MASTUATION AND ARTITICCI ATION. tsOOSE TF.F.rn stinrt and effectually fastened 3r.' firoadicay, Xnr Mo,.s. MALI. r? tn:iu thanks for the very liberal patron- I l? terms. R# fVrt u?? *?V 11 "lit it i?- >!ott, M. I). Gmivillf Sh irp, r.itt?oii, M. I). Alfo-d t IV-?t, M I)., and John t Cl.ce*.-man, I. P. DKNTISTRV. XTM. THORN, I'KNTIHT, ?oliritith'' attention of those who Mi'ir i i'i ?il T? and th?a?e \iho may if?j?irt irm to ln? mrfhlin I t!-. Mctliml S k,U ,i! tli ::i? m?l S 11rli M ll?tilh Pn?f? V!? li' iM* sJuj.i w to tin* cure ol* Kl. Dm i??i u have rendered myself and lan.il) I do most cheerfully inform you that my wife is entirely cuicil of ?alt rlu um. by the 'lie of your remedy, and syrup of Sai?a par'IIShe h.ul b-en severely afflicted with the disease on hrr hands from Ipr childhood, and commenced the use of v on r medicines without much coufldedce. but only half a box I had been used h fe e then- was great amendment, and by contifew week long il w i bdrel) eimdic ittd. There I has been uo appearance of the disease* for more than a year. Yours, most resiiectfullv. (hitskill. Oct. 1R4I. NATH'L. H. H IN MAN. Pre areo lid* old wholesale and retail by A. 11. At D. Sands, 70 ami loo Ku It on street, 77 K is' Broadway, and 27 J Br. tad way, Also sold b 12. lUwh. te Co, Albany J. K. fatten, New 1! n K. .Bull Hartford J. A. Wadsworth, Piovii dmce: Win. Brown, 481 Washington street, Boston; and by i druggists generally in all the principal towns in the United fttpti Price $1. N. 11.?Merchant; supplied nu the most liberal t mild ttii.l pit i-ani. Try the01. Price cents. H i] hy A. D. k D Sands, 79 Fulton, corner of Gold street,r.nd lud Kultor, coiner of William street. Also old hv Ah.nn. IL Sands Co., No. 27:1 Broad way, corner of 1 u unit r >heei David Sandi k Co., No. 77 Broadway, cor- j in of Maik? t itivot. a22 3m* in "A J L T II K W RL D' S A STAGE." rP'H ?.h! SiaL'/ ire, and no one doubta it truth. Th j Drama ot Ii. dih. in our climate, may ae comprised in three s more ditfwult the lungs are afiVeo-t] n physician is called in j he tampers w ith the comiilaint i little, and discovers that Consumption has set in nothing is of no avail Alas thinking of human aid, Swift llies each ebbing hre.ith Consumption comes with direful shade, To close the eyes in d? ?th. At tie fir symptom's of that fatal Cold, one or two packages of J. Pr.ASK k SON'S Coinpound Extract *of Hnarhotmd w ould have ended all Tears, of CoiWumptinu Death! Tin ie arc yet thousands afflicted with a tpld^ similar delay not hut provide yourselves with a remedy in time. Sold wholesale and retail nt 45 Division street, 10 Astor House, 110 Broadway, and 85 William street. A?. t s?/ieber, 07 Dork street, Philadelphia, Pa. Redding, No. 8 State street, Bmton, Mass, T7 ihiuson. No. 110 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. KawlaJkCo. 57 Sf It.- street, Alb-uiv, N. V. Jobsoii, No. 'if* St. Charles street. New Orleans. Cook, No. 81 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bull, Hartford, f. J. Duboise k Co., Mobile, ^Lla. ft"/ K.ieii envelope of the tffeome Horchouud Caudy is sigh-d .J. I'P.ASE SC)N. I'lflnm sv-?-t. MERIT WILL bWI) ITS WAY. This ii to certify that I. have used i-tanc's Ilo.irhound Candy for hoarseness, n:i.l found imnn diato relief. S. WELCH, 111 Gold *t. Brooklyn, Agent for t!u- Brooklyn Tent. Society. I c !ii recommend J. Pease $c Son,'Compound Hoarhound Candy, as a valuable remedy for coughs, colds, and hoarseness. R. v. Mr. WHITtAkKU, Pastor of Hie Presbyterian Church, cor. Catharine and Madison sts. Dear Sir?My wife was lying at death's door in the la?t stage of ('oinmmptiun, and she made me of numberless remedies, ail to no off* ct, and your iui du ible Co ni otind p( rlormi d 11 idn al cure. JOSEPH SUDDEN, 'J) Avenue D. Soi l wholesale and retail, 46 Division street. Agent*, Titnpson, corner of Kullou and William street; Wendover, 1M 8th Awnue; Ke*g,766 Broadway ;Dpdd, t#43 Broadway Clark, |p lud m itn et; Young, 111 V iriek itm I; Pastoi. 166 pointed ii'>r discovered while using it. )..ias safely convex?d all bopular stim ition as lVters1 Lozenges, and for the sufficient reasons that inoi' have bveu at the same time so pleasant to the taste, so easy in their operations, and so certain in their effects. Then- propert ies are not the result of chance, hut of experience baaim|ilri, liillrunru of the fniini, ami for y. m-i.il Irbilit ition. liil.li. n, u wall it iiilnlt. urn Hriirr groat ailrinnso from 1 Prion' Shilling Plutrr, ?i|-oeiall> w lion .nff.-i ing from rough., oolil., Irrihinu, who I| my rough, Hill .nrh likr, u in ?JI Hi... i.r. it i? a .impt*. on, ind .pri r.-inrilv. I p Pet* pri ipal b B w It itm Norths till ?trt r, nulub-hthi.!. A ,,t. I vo in.I l JP r f mii.mjt tt. if. Mm u?n ,fr i. md 210 I IiiiIm.ii fn l'? lm C DEI DSCHEK ARZT (r h;'\ "j\s M,% NV7 \V lr"" !B? ''on t. i v i r I? ",r* ?i n' flir Dr. 'W nl??. II miftrr ?la.tr form 01 (In* K 1, "'t ;v ?? tun leimwy n ,k. i ,V I'llr 11 w,.; v,ii ,jmw,u ">f? him- ..f.?"r,;,iinb; LnrJ" *c' 'nm"j4,rd" 1 MEDICAL. DK. SOLOMON HEINE WOl'l.b inform his patient* and the public, (hat In still adhnes to lu? original proposition, lo receive uu money either lor medicine or attendance until the i>atiriit is satisfied with liia improvement. mid would inform them that he La, I t r, iri.ni d from (18 B.oatlwajr to No. 57 lteade street, op|?t?ue tin Marshall House, where he solicit* the atUudauce on the abote ineutioncd conditions, of all who have suffered for a Ions time under diseases colisi^er^b^enwn rabl_e. For the advantage of all who w ish to attend the treatment of Dr. Solomon Heine, I would atate that the only Doctor Heine who has ever lived in. or had his office m Broadway, is the our now residing at i7 Reade street, up|>os!le the Marshall House. _ This Physician eatne to thu country about eight years since. I liave h..d the ph i ure of knowlua hun since that tune, aiei of witnessing many surprising cures |terlormed by him?he is aboye the age of ii years, and. is the only one of the li tine who is i meuibet 01 tile luedicjl institutions of the City and Bute of .New York. w_ WETM0RE> M D c Sworn In-fore me, tin* 27Th day ut of Aoril, A. D. 1BI2. Kicmahp Ri kd, Com. of DetJs. m!3 lin-r I DR. FA YVCETT j AAEMBER OK TIIK KOYAL COLLEGE OF BUR- t GEONS, of London ami Edinburgh, and of the* Medical i Collect) of Philadelphia, coiifims his practice to select branch ol" hi* profession. 41 Nout ernpta dolor* volumtus. Dr. F. i* uncounted by tin* uniform success attending his modi* of treaununt in tbe cure of venereal, aleat*. stricture*. I seminal weakness, and utercuritl affections, together with nil those other had kj inptonis which undermine the constitution i j and lay 140* foundation of premature decay, either Irom mal- tn-atmeut or any other cause. in such person* the appetite is Generally defective, and the t>di*h for life a 1111 out subdued.? Hi* mode of treatment 1* mil*, ersojly ad hi i red?his medicine being pleas ml to the la&te ami mii? II, gently e*lringe the fibres of the stomach and give that p.opur teniity. what a good dietstion requires, iiiw treatise on oon-ptiitional or nervous debility affords very estonsive observation* on sexual debility, seminal weakness, and impotence broughto" by delusive hat??U-? I all iu at u mlaut symptom* physiologically explained. This work ran be obtained at hi* office, l(k> Fulton street, where the Doctor can be consulted at all hours of the day ami night. Letters post paid will receive immediate attention. ni:*? hn?c S A LT RHEUM, SALT RHEUM fTMIERK is now an article I u sde in New \ork, mainifacJ lured by A. B. U D. Hands, 70 and lf-0 Fu'ton street, that w ill curt theabuvudiseaseialso. Kiugw qrtns, Tetter, liarhcra or 1 Jaeluou Itch; 8*;ars of age, who mentions her c.ue of Salt Kin inn a* burnt one of the most severe tluit ever c&uic under the treatmi ni1 F medteint. L For the last twenty yean 1 have tried every thin* that has been recommended,sod attended strictly to a number of IMijsicians advice without any permanent benefit. Hearing of 1 Sand's celebrated icmedy, I was induced to try it, and in one J week from the time I obtained it, I was able t(? walk.and my feet t were nearly covered with new skin?the return of health was 1 so rapid that I became a wonder to all who saw mc. I not only feci it a privilege, but tduty to make known to others who are afflicted with this complaint, the wonderful cure 1 have obtained by ihcuse of Sauds's remedy. ELIZABETH SPEAR Bcllingluun, Mass. The bottle of Sarsaparitla which accoinpani"* the remedy, prepared altogether on a new plat, which contains lout limes t) trcngth of inj n is In thi mu?tom? which invariably follow the abuse (or rather the use) of mercury, and other noxious medicines so universally administered in ihose raws. Dr. Brenni's remedy is so simple that it can be administered without the least danger of had consequences, the pati-nt bcim; able during the treatment to attend to his business and live as usual. Dr. Bretina's practice is not confined to the cure of the above di-1 ase, Imt will continue to ifiye hi* professional ady ice to pa- "J tieiits, and to administer medicines on the hqincathic system, i tli* only one that has or can ever care chronic disease*. f Office hours, from 10 to 2 o'clock, ami from 5 to 7 P.M.? j Chambers street 175. ni29linr rpHE PRIVATE TREATISE.-Tio-. i i little volume on -I- certain diseases, in which the most convenient and private _ means of cure are stated in the plainest jHKsildr manner. And 1 not only are directions given for the inore simple and rec? ut cases, but those which have fallen into improper hands, aud 1 continue on from mouth to rnontn, art particularly dwelt ou f Such persons will sc. immediately the difficulties which im 1 iH-de their cure, whatever they may he, as w ell as the plan to be pursued in each jwirticuUr case. It is obtained only of the i author, Dr.Rolph,88Greenwich ?t. Price $1* Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity of saving that he may be consulted on the peculiar diseases above referred to, at his private residence, at any hour. Aware, however, of the deep and jnrr disorder of this kind, and in which the most certain and private me ok-, of curing tlietn are stated in the plainest p possible in inne r. This 1* obtained only of the author, Dr. itilull, 83 Greenwich afreet. Price SI. y. The particular symptoms of Scricture, then, to be mentioned n here, are the following three, and these can lk-shortly stated. The first relates to TltK M ANNER OF URINATINO.?It is not necessary ft tint the stream should he sensibly impeded or broken, or mm n narrowed. These, indeed, occur in had cases, but in a slight or iM gianiiig one, they are fretjnently not present?all that is observed being a drop or tw o which steals away after the clothes 1 ar>* adiuited. so i? t.? w, t a little. Tie- next o lates to? T11 It TIME THE (iONOUUlHKA HAS REMAINED Ui\\ he generally succeeds in three days and, en the other hand, in certain unfavorable constitutions, it fl ri some weeks but, if instead of following up the method so f fully xplained in I s "Private Treatise," any other plau i low d. it iniy, and often does, continue on indefinitely. Now t? it should he ho. lie m mi ml that, although the symptoms nr. he k very slight, yet. all this time a chroni caction i* *i tin; in the I parage, and which, sooner or later, naturally terminates in si Strict arc. The lowrr the can of Oopo rhcos, therefore, die li greater the probability of Stricture. The remaining circum- h stauen to mentien, i.? THE DEPRESSING EFFECT OF STRICTURE n ON THE MIND.?This is rem ukably uniform, and in "The I" Ill van* 1 realise u i* cieariy explained wny u 1* mo. ?>oi now- ever, tint it is seen to the same extent in every constitution, hut iti* ?o common that the writer rarely sec* a case of Stricture (and he sees many every day) in which the patient does not J complain that his spirits ar? not so good a-s formerly and tint he is Irs* capable of business than h used to He, 1" These being #ir symptoms which especially denote n Stricture, n it r? mains now only to observe, tint this disease, unlike almost every other, has no natural cure neither is it curable hv medicine. It is gratifying however, to add, that Stricture admit* of perfect cure, and by means w hich are simple, safe and certainfar. Ralph takt s tins opportunity of sarj ing that he may lie con. suited on the disease-*, connected witk "Private Treatise,n at his residence, 88 Greenwich street, m any hour. Consultations by letter are faithfully replied to. His little private cm st containing everything necessary for a perfect cure (price Sin) T| forwarded to any distance. m!9 lm*r J1 H EARTH AM) STKENHTH.^lVlt. S. urely Vegetable matter; and from our own experience, as well as .1 others, we can speak highly of their renovating and invigora* u ting effects iijhibthe system. We have a good opinion of tl?e Bitters, as they are not a ijuvk nostrum, hut discovered, pre pa* r,v red, and vended hy a regular physieian, a graduate of the college 1*" of our own St ite and who has said hut little in the vvav of puf tin fing tlmm hiin??-lf, hut hives it to those who try tin m to judge Pn themselves. For the diseases that many are liable to, hi tlie *h i>'i nlli iri. n win. irr not in tne Inlut if drinkm. bitters, (any more linn the irood j;irl was f IIOIIU toi in- fmar.) lor the pleasure of it. Wc have im taste rn| h r Mi? vqnu i 11?? r a "pill swallower*' or a nff-T lubber, we s!i?>?ild inclined to call ;?t (irnntV. and in- ti pure the way to Hiv "Health and HtreiiKiir' of Doctor Uicbard* V- cot t f?) in nous hi idarhe, will find the Bitters very beneficial l>oi v v proved so in the ca*? to which we refer. to Foi s de, wholesale and retail, at his office, 15 Hanover ataee Hold 'hy the auenU, A. B. D. Sands, dru**uU. No. 7* Fill- ,|u. nstiv. t, corner of Oold. *?.d Fulton street, at wlvdesalj ..I retail. Also. *o|d hv Ahr:n. B. Sands No Bro-.l- ?v, rornt'rnf I'lumlirri .reel; P iviil Jaaiwu X No. Bto.ulu.iv, rorwrot atreet; Hmhlon ft Aairtnwall. William .ir. rt; f Physicians and Huojeons, Loudon, and formerly Surgeon in he Biitiili N;i* y, continues u? hf the profession, guarantees a safe and speedy, and eflcctual ;ure to such |tenons as put themselves urtder his treatment Helent cases cured in a lew days, without the use of mercury or my other d&ugcjou* n?('diciin\ tir. C.'s mild and judicious mode >f treatment w ill n*i.?rc no inturrui4ion from business, or Alteroioii in the mode of li\ ?ni. Persons allliclud w ith i rotracted and b plornhie case*, not despair of a complete recovery. Atitndanc** from 7 iti the morning until Id u clock ai night. Office N'o. i p me street. tn1 *r "DO C TOR B EL L rvOCTOU BELL devotes hij i*rao.ial attention (daily, un.il'? P. M.) to theromos.il of private diseases in every :Utfo. All suffering time r protracted ras.'s, aggravated or uniuixeH.,fully trcateaby inexperienced hj ^r't&iuled praciilionirs?'.Lose laboring under the d> sftuotiv effects of mercury or |uael. i hums, and all who susnect in. re a aim of di?ease urki... in liu- system, may consult l)r. E. J a a* a with a guarU230* i>l" i cure. QP? ramis contemplating marriage. ?;M have Weil the snbj t f delicate diaeasoa. may*conauJt Ui bell with honorabu Kmfuicnre. Post paid letters. describing the case of persons it a di.Uiuce, have hi* prompt attention. Dr. XL's treatment icvcr elooses to suspicion, and is well known to be safe and leriuaiieut. rr^- Private offices 4 COURTLANDT hTREET, two loora from Broadway. in271m*c_ A COMMUNICATlON. CANNOT refrain from mentioning to the public, thit Iain L actually astonished and surprised at the injury done in this city >y taking the spurious pills, drops, and mixture*-, indiscriminatey, which are represented to act as a 'cure all*' in a certain se:ret disease. These Tacts 1 have ascertained to my entire sntisaction, from the hundreds of patients which I have cured, who .vere suffering from the effects of medicines injudiciously tacen. Thus one man w ill say lie can cure himself a; well as any loctor; another will say th*? he will buy Doctors A, B or C s nix lure for one dollar, which will cure him, without knowing it the time, whether it be put up by a doctor or not, and a third iVill sav that he would not give a box of pills, to he bought at uch a No. for 50 cents, for all the physicians' advice in the city, ind thus are the constitutions of hundreds of young men ruined, vho would have comprised the greater part of the bone and ?ilew of our country. 1 would say to you, gentlemen, that those liings mav, for the time being, check your disease, ami if you wish, in after life, probably after you are married and have forgotten those days, to have chronic rheumatism, weakness of the pine, a nervous tremor nil oyer# dull nervous headaches. >ccv tonal deafness, Ions of sight, and scrofulous children, then go hi, if n*t, you should, consult a Physician visit him every nree or four days until you ire well, and probably he may not :harge as much as you anticipate. Should voj select ine as our Physician, you will find my office at ill Broad street, curler of Stone. Open from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. mvl7 lm* r J. PROVOST, M. D. MEDICAL OFFICE. 34 L1SPENARD STREET, N. Y. CITY. f ADAMK COSTELLO, grateful for the extensive patron*4 age so liberally bestowed since she opened the above Ofice, res|?ectf\illy solicits the attention of females and mothers ii particular to the following Medicines of her own preparation vhieh liavc proved so effectual in remedying the diseases for vhich they nrc recommended, vi/.:? Madame Costello's Tile Ointment, a certain cure for the "Mies in all cases. U-rman Soothing Syrup, prepared expressly for children eeUiing, w ill effectually prevent fit*, screaming, &c, Madame Costello's Nipple Pante, the most successful remedy or sore nipples, and which no mother should*'1* without. Diarroea Cordial, the most effectual remedy possible, geneally requiring but a few doses to effect a perfect cure. Lip Salve, Cream of Amlu r, for removing pimples, blotches, edness. tan, sun-burn and freckles. Hair Renovator, a positive preventive to the Hair falling out, rill restore it in bald places c? of liver Complaints which have been standins for irhave been cured 211 n very short time by Madame C.'s exclient remedy and restored to |*rfect health. Madame Costello's S>rup for after plains a never failing re tody* Each and all of the above medicines prepared and sold at 31 lispeiiard st., and where can be obtained such proo&oflhese icts as will ?oiiviiicc|the public there is no fancy iu these assrtious. Madame C. would inform ladies that good nurses may be oblined at the shortest notice by applying at her office. All communications and letters ust he postpaid. tnlf. 1m?c "MEDICAL AID. WTO. PECK SLIP?Doctex carpenter, as usual, devotes bis s entire personal attention to the relief of the afflicted and unwtun&te. to the effectual and speedy cure of all diseases, at his Id establish d and well known Peek slip Dispensary, No. 1 'eck slip near Pearl strhy.ici;ui id' the l-rmn Dispensary, No. ptft Hudson st. By the direction of a j up* lint -mliiiK Proud-nee, I w u led to that excellent and chxriluh* institution, t?? nceive the assistance of the young and 1 inrl benefactor, who administered to my afflictions; until the n oht lined neither help nor assistance in my most miserable it*. riMirc fc-i t.:m fV,..^..e.r ..>>i*t ,.I l istinj; stratitude to retnm a most lasting and public acktiow'd^uic tit. I applied for relief in vain to some of t!?e most eminent of the ledical faculty, some of whom advised conntrv air, others am- i utation of my limbs. Under their treatment I iveeived no be- i rficial effect, hut grew worv and worse, until my leifs and rms wi re nearly covered with imliiniin: ulcers, and presented sp? ctarle awful to look upon. By the timely aid of the above i liysieian, I am not only healed, but every vcsfiicr of this lor- i ?id ild disease routed out of iny system. I publish this for the j i*nt*fit of suffering humanity, and advise all to seek relief from IV lasting be lie factor. I JOSEPH rouitcil, 170 Hudson st. I certify to the above farts. j JOHN AXFORD. News Office, 186 Bowery. I certify to the above facts. JOHN KIHKMAN, 31 Catharine st. N. Y. Soap and Candle ManV. J This is to certify that Joseph Pourch has luu n in my employlent boll* before and since bis affliction, and 1 do not hesitate nay that the above acknowledgment >s true in every nartieul r c in Kn'r f inform tin- inhabitant* of w York and it* iicighbnihoou fh it he ha* innt arrived frotn n igltnd, and intend* carrying on tie practice of the Veterinary t in til it* branch**, at 13$ anal street, near Varirlc iff, where he re*p? ctfiilly solicit* their *nm>ort. R. II. C. i brought with him hi* diploma and evrry other certificate in power of thr Colbce to grant aho the highest recom- ndafory testimonial* from tin* different Prnfeneors, the**. miomd with In year* citen*iTe practice, lioth town and intrv, will, he fni*t?, entitle him to the confidence and *up rf of the American Public. Horn- and Cattle medicine* sent anv i>art *?f tin* country. S, R. II. ha* had considerable eiperiencr in the rpi'i which ha* been no prevalent amount rattle in If.nglauJ ling the last two vein. ml>? Im*r_ *,h KASKS ()F Tilh KVK AND KAR-.I. SHANKS, M. I). r?**|>erlfiilly announce* to the public that he ha* reved hi* office to IT.i Hudson sirtet, near Canal, wncre he II, a.* u>u*l, devote nprrid attention to the surgical, medical I p-re Hapa. from 3 to 6 o'clock. I k. II. At all other time* Dr. 8. attcml* to the general iirac- I j' I of hi* profeaMuB. ml7 ImeoU* c I MEDICINES. LUCINA CORDIAL. TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. IT i> uow barely three )t ars since tee general ttitrududtiuu of the Luciua Cordial into the United States, and in thai jsriod it hu not only spread its usefulness throughout this lurai.phere, and sustained the vast reputation which it had prei iously acouir rd in Kurope, but haa also added to the renown of iu illustrious lilt tutor by the unrivalled power* it has bean discovered to possets iu the cure of incipient consumption. The knowledge ot iu wonderful influence iu renovating and invigorating the human frame, first suggested the idea of using it iu this way and the result is, that a medicine has beenhtddr d to the catalogue for the cure ol' incipient consumption, which plscei the disease, with due precaution, under tlif control of the pallets. It is scarcely necessary, at this period, to iccomnieud the Luciua Cordial, as in all- uflicicnt remedy in case of Gleet, Fluor A I bus, oiiucuii or imiuuii nwusiruation, Incontinence oi Urine, and all diseases arising from debilitation of (lie system, where an impulse, or a rastoralive U wanted a* throughout the United Stales it has taken preci deuce of all other medicine m such esses, and leaves nothing further to he hoped for its cares beiug treed), perfect, |?ruiancnt, and effected without |mn or trouble. Should there, however, he any person laboring uuder t'-e above eo 11 ltd .in its, who are doubtful ol its almost universally tested merits, I r> cuiuiiiuiend it to them with all confidence, anil on in) own personal responsibility, feeling assured if they give it the reuuirvd IriaL that health to the a (Hided parc.es, and gratefulness to Dr. Magrin, will be the result. But, as u also the case in Kitrtvpe. tlie immense American reputation of the Ltu itia Cordial, is pnnci|>el!y based on its thoroughly investigaled. imliiliitshle, and generally admitted jaiwer to enable females, w ho had In en considered barren, to bear offspring, and to restore virile powers in males, when reduced to utter and aj* poii-iitlc lm|ieless prostration, to i>erfecl health and activity. When I first received tin- agency of the Lille ilia Cordial, from Dr. Magiuii, notwithstanding its I ill me use f orrigu celebrity, and tlie great amount of respectable testimony lliat nrcoiii|>aui?d it, I declined committing myself individually, by giving any |>ersouol assurances in these particulars but now. after tile etlhrinous sale of upwards ol one bundled thousand bottles, coupled w ith the receipt and certiorates and testimonials innumerable, and much knowledge founded ou personal slwervstion, I cau unhesitatingly w arm lit it as far eiceeding my most sanguine hopes, or ever ilia illustrious inventors promises, in the fulfilment ol tlie most important ends for which it is recommended, and lias be. come so justly and usaversally popular. To he as explicit a* possible, I rejieat, and hold m self peraonallv resjHiiuible for the assumption, that the Lucina Cordial ran iiirigorate the virile |>nvvrrs in males. and make them foeundant, where nature has heeu deficient, or when they have been pros* Irate J by arttrcia) means j and also that it ran produce rHat state ol tlie s) sti in in females, wha had been previously unfruitful. niiu ummiiirii uorrtn, wmcn win i; liable them to bfor children. I regret that 1 have to snon me iu this eonntry, I re tnaiu. tne Public's verv rtbedient humble servant. JOHN WINTERS UOLDKUWllLL, M. D. Price ?3 per bottle. Hor sale at Ifr* Broadwav, Mid Of Nassau street. New-York, and 00 North Sixth street, rhiladrlphie. inli lm*r fl A MIRACLE TO CLEAR THE SKIN OF Pimples, Freckles, Blotches, Salt Rhrum, Scurry, Tan. Morpnew and the Medical Council of Paris, have declared the Italian Ok-imc.il Soap, invented by M. Be.prini.a nerfeet niraeh st cure any disfigurement or eruptions of the skin?it never fails?iris cured hundreds in the city. It will change yellow, sunburned, or dark skin, to a healthy clearness?remove fever spots, or in fact any spot or defacer of beauty. No misrepit sentatinu?one trial will prove.?One lady in this city, (she won't giie her name.) hrr face was covered with piinyles and freckles?two Cakes thoroughly cured her. Sold hv the New York Agent, J. Jones, sign of the Am* riesn Eagle, 82 Chatham street?l rlce SO cents a cake Brook lynn Agent, lit Fulton street, Merchant*, Captains and others, trailing to the South, allowed a liberal discount. *JU lin* FACTS AGAINST THEORY. PHILADELPHIA. May 10. 1W. T~\R. JAYNE?Dear Sik :?I feel that 1 can loudly aay enough in favor of your Hair Tonic. My hair liad liven falling Off for almut two years, and had become vetv Uiiu, threatening .peedv baldness, when I commenced usiiig your tvmray. in anouc one wee* u ceased to fall off. I liave used it now for about three months, and have as full and thick a head of hair as I car. ,>ossiMy desire. 1 have recommended its use to a number of my friends, who all tjieak well of it. If faithfully employed I have no ilonbt of its general success. 1 may add that before using your Tonic, I had tried most of the various articles etnploved for the hair?such as the Macassar Oil, all the different preparations of Bear's Oil, Vegrtabla Hair Oil, See. See., w ithout eaperiencing much if any benefit. Respectfully, yours, 8. 8. FITCH, M. D. No. 172 Chestuut street. Sold by the Agents, A. B. D. Sands, Druggists. No. 79 Kultou it, comer of Gold; 100 Fulton street; 77 East Broadway; 273 Broadway. a30 lm*t V ALIER'S FRENCH PILLS. i ONE box of these inestimable Pills are worth all the Quack K Medicines in the woihl, for the cure of a certain disease. Comment.?If we examiue th? nature of the above disease aud the situation of the pails affected, we must consider it a very important object to be able to obtain a remedy at once cer- I tain in its action, and at the sur.e time composed of such ingre- I dients as will prevent the possibility of discovery while using tt it. It is a fact well kimwu to many, that most of the remedies M otiered for these diseases are eomuosed of such nauseous drugs, M as to render it almost impossible to continue their use with.,,,! creating a sicktie**. at the stomach or other unpleasant countoutaic.s. Sucb being the case. there lean be no doubt but such a remedy as VALIER'S FRLN^H PILLS will meet the universal approbation, being entire! v free from those objections, pleasant ui their operation and prompt iu removing the disease. The proprietor would here remark, that the efficacy of these Tills iu the di?ord?-rs alluded to, are not based upon supposition; on the contrary, it is founded upou rational experience, having used them in SftCCesafVtl pned^s for upwards of ten VWI he feels ronfideiit of trieir superiority over the remedies hitherto employed Sold at No. 02 Nassau street, 159 Broadway, and 90 North J Sixth street, Philadelphia. 1'rice $1 per box. mli 1m?c DR. SHERMAN'S MEDICATED LOZENGES. t~PHESE celebrated articles have now been, used for nearly -I four yearn, find the greatest proof of their efficacy in removing the various disease, for wliich they are recommended is, tliat the demand for ihrm has bei n rapidly increasing, and persona ho ha* e one? Used lliem not only coutiuue their use, nut recommend them to their friend,. COUGH LOZENGES. Arc tin- best medicines in the world for coughs, Colds, con sumption, asthma, whooping couch, Ste? ever discovered. THE WORM LOZENGES Are the only articles which never fail iu removing worms of every description, both lionl children and adults. THE CAMI'HOH LOZENGES Are a sovereign remedy for ar sickness and nervous headache, palpitation, lowness ol spirits, and all ncr*oils diseases. a The Hon. Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw. J. Porter, Rev. Mr. Handcock, Rev. Mr. Duubar, of the McDougal atreet Church, have used them. Office ll!6 Nassau street?Agents, Rash ton k A spin wall's three stores; Surds', 173 Broadway J7 East Broadway; Cod- >1 d.melon, 2{1 Hu l-oii. m2i e Nl.VK.U KNOWN t'O KAIL'-KKVER ANITAGUK CURED!?Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and all t|)e rarious forma of BiliousDiseases, speedily and thoroughly cured by Dr. Charles Osgood's cele brated INDIA CHOLAOOGUE. This article ha.sfor several years brum in high repute in those districts of coualr) w here the above named forms ol disease are most prevalent. Numerous certificates o| its efficacy can he shown at the wan-house of the wholesnle agents in this city, No. U3 John street, by P. BOWNE k CO. It or sale also lie J. Hi J. Coildington, corner Spring and Hudson streets; Saml. llotton, PMt East Bioadwav; W. M. Thar man, corner Caual aid Vadck *ta; J. W. Baisctt,644 Broadway; L. Ronenmiller, 311 Blocker st, corner of Christopliyr, N.Y.; ami Wm. B'lilcv, 49 Fulton itnwt, Brooklyn; John Brier, Boo kl>n;diiti S. B. Bowne k Son, Westchester, kc. ke. mhi Saw Sine T)K W A Tilt FT L OK YOl'R DEALTtl.-br. blUV' DRETH'S office is now 271 Bowery, having removed it (join 276. He requests liii friends to be careful of mgues and impostors, who an- anxious to deceive the unwary. Remember Dr. Urandreth's Office is271. not 77ti Bowery. inv!8 Un*r Cinrifl"reward.?cross' bpecifittmtxture.? ijpcJ VJ\J For the Cure of OonnorThcea, Oleeak for itself, no oue hall speak for it. Our object is to notify where it cau be had, end the proprietor challenges a single case of recent Oonnorrhtpa to he brought, in which the mixtuie will not elfect a rapid cure, under a forfeiture of $300. This is a disease that unfortunately pervades all rank, pf ao cietj liieh, 1 >w, rich and |>oor. matrimonial and (ingle. They an here prt scut-d w ith a remedy by which they can eure iheinlelves without the least exposure in the shortest time possible. Further, the disease cannot he contracted if a ilose of the mixture is taken at night on going to b?d when exposed. It isitc Franklin House, New York; J .Jones, comer of Chestnut and Seventh streets, Philadelphia; and at J. VI. Smith's I:w Washington street Boston. inyl3 lm? B I.F.AC HIM} POWDER, of Boyd's" rnaker, constantly on hand, and for aale by in to e c PF.nSSE It BROOKS, ?1 liberty \/T A N()ANE8E?40casks ground black oxide of Manganese, LVL forstdc by l'ERSSE It BROOKS, mlfie ?l lulu-sty street. IPI-F.NCH CANARY SEED lor"Sals, at No. 213 Fulton it c wholesale and retail. md 1m*V T0-Tnir~ai5vert]IN(i dol'l OR8.?Gentlemen A when toiiclied with little accident, should not apply to lie puffing nicknamed doctor's, inch as the Marie Mixture, Plienix Bittcri," if you douhl, die," drops, ke., kc., who oil death at a low rate or shall we go to the celebrated doctors vho celebrate themselves in the daily papers, and on every; lamp oat throughout this city. How long, gentlemen,do you intend o gull ns of our money, health, kc-? w,lh your mercury, ropsi 'a, apirits of nitre, cnheba, fcr. I will tell yon what wr want? ,n old rrirnlir acimtifie doctor, aceoatomed to cure auch comdaint. Ru'-li i? Dr. Laurel, Wl I'anal atrret, who enrra a new 'use in 21 hour*. and an old one in lr?? than weak. ml lm- e k/f IDWIFtRy.?Mr*. RUSSELL, licauard l>v the Faculty VI 0f rhyaiciana and Surgeon*, (ila.yow, Scotland, to pne ice midwifery, and to treat the diacaaea of women and cliilreti, beta leave t? intiinale, for the convenience of hertiumeotta patron*, that ahe may be consulted at her own houae, 9ti Vooatrr atreet, from 1 to In A. M., and from 7 till 9 P.M. Laie? atti tub d at their ow n liontet, any lionr, nijht or day. Mr*. II. ha* the beat of reference* from many of the moat e'.portable Plivaieiana of (llaa^ow and New York. m27 lm*c PORTUGUESE F E M A L E PJ L L S rt. T)E POl'DKLOtJ' V., *M. I).. US BON, PORTUGAL. pi IT a Scientific combination or ingredient* of which these rill* aie composed, have mach* them the wonder and admi*tion of the world. They arc known all over Km rope to he le only preparation ever discovered that ha* proved intariably crtiiin in producing tJie monthly turn*. Their certainty, iutll ases, b? iiu such tint tbev must not he naed during pregnancy, or though mild, tafe, and healthy,f they are certain to prod. lisrarrnge if used during thai jieriofi. The directions an* translated into Knrlish, and are enveloped Mind with the scil of tlie'rnportrr, stamped. Karji box conuns tlie signature of M. de Bondeloajie, and the Kuglish di ctiovas have dit aiftittre oi DnF. HELvLAUi authorised cent far t!?e continent of America. Tlu y rsn he transmitted by m*il fn any jiart of the United lafua I.# Ilrrt directed tO Dr. K. Ml Uf*M K.i? Oi v.aat "oik. will meet with immediate attention. Sold by appninilent at 120 ChrrvT. near atharine street. I'rica $1. Half rises No half boars trnt by mail. m'M Im'ilkw PUBLISHED DAILY BY J A MRS (IORDOH IIKNNKTT. ORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS. Tin Ntw Yo?? Hi nun?A daily |?per, issued every loniiw of llv> m i ll?crier Urn renin |>er copy. Country subnl i ra furnished at the sunt- rate, fn? any ?|ierif|r iwrind, oa remittance in advance. No |ss|ier sent, unit as |?id in advance. Tiir Werner llraat.r?Issued rvery Satnnlay mormnir at Til o'clock ?pm I nix and n ylserfrr mill yir ro|iy?furnished i country snbserilx rs at $3.Z^ |?-r ajmuui, in ailraucr, or at the imc rate for any specifo-d |ieried. Conrtsroyprars are rrr.nosted to address their letters to imfi (insnos Bi.sai.TT, I'mprietoi and Editor?aud all or sis ob baa mess tonal be post paid.

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