The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
May 31, 1842

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V*l. VIII.?No. ISO.?YVLolo So. 3001. REGULAR PACKETS. T SEW LINE Of LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ttlfrotn New York on the ?th and Liverpool on the Uth of tack month. M. m m. M "^KBUM NRW TeKRi Ship SHERIDAN. Captain V. A. Driwyster, ?th May. Ship OARRICK, fcapiain Wm. Skid.lv. 25th June. Ship ROSC1US, C*i>lr passengers. Every care has been taken in llie arrangement ol their accommodations. The pace ef passage hence is (100. for which ample stores will be provided. These ships are commanded by experienced masters, who will make every eiertion to give general satisfaction Nt ither the captains or owners of the shipe will be resp. nsible for any letters, parcels or packages sent by Uusin, unless regular b'lls of lading are signed therefor. The* ,iips of this line will hereafter go armed, and their peculiar construction gives them security not possessed by any other but vessels of war. '?'ttc6\Tl'Sk S"go!?* South St., New York, or to WM. St JAS. BROWN St CO.. Liverpool. Letters by the packets will be charged I2>? cents per single sheet; :0 cents per ounce, and newspapers 1 ceul each. ui7 NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SECOND LINE.) 4f?s> d$jy lUly this^mrwST hersc^^r^Sve New^RrPJu the Island Havre ou the 16th of each mouth, as follows Erom New Vurk. AVom Havre. The new slsip ONEIDA, 1st March i 16th April Captain 1st July inUi August James Ftwiclt, f lit November f 16th December Ship BALTIMORE, 11st April 16th May Captain 1st August t 16th September Edward Punch. 11st Deccem'rf Ifitli January %ShinUTICA, (l*t May 16th June Captain 1st Septemb'rt lGth October! Frederick Hewitt, lit January f 16ereil and|mt in splendid order,with accommodations lor jiassengers iiiieipiallrd for comfort. They are cpmmauded by experienced masters, who will make every exertion to give general satisfaction., They will at all timet be towed up ami down the Mississippi by steamboats. Neither the owners or captains of these shipa will be responsible for jewelry, bullion. precious stones, silver or plated ware, or tilr any Ictlhrs, parcel or trackage, sent by or put on board of thein, unless regular bills orlading are takeu for the same, md the value thereon expressed. For freight or passage, apply E. K. COLLINS St CO.,58 South at., or HULLIN WOODRUFF, Agent in New Orleans, who wilj promiKly forward all gooda to their address. The ships of tlris line are wan-anted to sail punctually as advertised, and great care will be taken to liave tire goods correctly measured. ml STEAM NAVIOv^^^^^^EEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK, VIA?S0UTHJ1MP TON. BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN. M. M. Keane, Commander. The davs of departure of this well-kisown Steamship,-have heeii Uteri as follows Form Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York, Ou 4th Ma/. 10(2. On ?lh May, IH42, Ou 7lh Jrrue, 18 42 10th July, 7th Aug., 7lh Sent. 10th Sept. 7th Oct., Price of rrasstrre, meals not included, to Southampton or Antwerp, $70?Steward's fees, $2 G2J?. Tire meals will be served cm board, on the |dau of a continental hotel, in the best manner, and at fixed and moderate prices, paaaeug?rs being only -Irsnjr J when partaking of the same. The pr ce ol passage to either of the above (torts can also be engaged if preferred, with meals and steward's fees included for $07 62R cents, exclusive of wines. An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship.' For freight or passage, or am further information, apply to H/W. T. k H. MALI. Agent., a22 6m*r 41 Beaver street. r- r-l-i.n. FOR HAVANA?Via?CHARLESTON ?The tine and well known steamship NATyvilfw^jrXd^CHES, Wbi. Miller, commnder, will sail for the above ports about the Otli of June. sxsBSumBSmm For pasaage only, having elegant and superior accommodation, apply to JOHN B. LASALA fc CO., m30 I7tm 41) Broad street. IMPORTANT TO WESTERN MERCHANTS. RELIANCE PORTABLE IRON BOAT LINE For the Trausportatioa of Gooda belts ecu Philadelphia and Pittsburg. V^V- A.THiffliA toimi mm -ymybumf This improvement in transportation affords to Western Merchants |>eculiar advantages. The corals brine carefully packed in thr boats at onr warehouse, Nn. 365 Market street, are carred over the Columbia aud Portage Railways without traitihipmeut.' Careful laptains and crews are employed, who take charge of the goods at Philadelphia, and continue wich lliein the entire mittr, thus avoiding delays and the liability of lota being separated on the way. N. B.?Passengers forwarded M Pitts burs and Poitaville, erery day, Sundays eicepted. H. STORKS, Agent, >H 3m* 7 Washington street. RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. rpilE NEW JERSEY Railroad, and Trauspoitauon ComE pany hare established a Freight Line between New Brunswick and New York, which they intend to run permanently. Leasing New Brunswick at J A. M. daily, (Sundays egceiKtd) and the foot of Liberty street. New York, at 3 P. M. To country dealers and merchants the above line is very Mvn iseaiisd. 'I K> rates for tl>? transportation of cattle, horaes, mules, ahted. liefer to IL Crook*. Ameriran Fur Co. 8. T. Nicoll. Front street rheln*. Dodcr Co., Fnlton street Suydam Safe fn ?in. Ksnkin, Dnryre ft Co, Newark. m& Sin fUOPLfc'S LINK FOR AUBANYI And intermediate places, fnwn the Pier foot of The NO?I,AM'?^CA"ci!uia M. H. Trueolell, lease* as shore ou Tuesday, Tliunday and Batuw day afternoon*, a* i o'clock. For pea sag* or (Wight, apply on board, or to P. C. SCKULT^ At the office on the wharf. N B.?All kiiada o( property takati only at the risk of (he cwuert then*of. mWr M M M. pasSagPP' ro menola nt) theland Scotland and wales. T)ERR0N8 desirous of inakim: ly to SAMUEL THOMPSON. Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl St. C. ORIMSHAW It CO. 10 Ooree Piataaa, Livrriiool. Exchange or ilralta at sight, and for any amount, ran likewise he fumidied on the Natiimal Ha^k of Ireland. Northern Ranking t.o., ISational ??im of taeotPmu, naysuue at an tneir reaiieet??e braneh -s: also, on R. U Olyn K Co., Bankers, London, and c CrtmsMw r cv-, Ltftrpool toj un*c E NE I RAILROADS &^'lrEA~M[iOAT,s7 HARNDEN CO.?GERMAN AGENCY?The aubscribe rs respectfully ammnucu an arrant-mem which ti*?*y bars recently made with Samuel H light, Kmj., U. S. Consul at Antwerp. for the i>unH?? of ustshliihin? a GENERAL CONTINENTAL AGENCY at that place, for the transvetiou of Forwarding ami Commission Butiiiuih, and for facilitating the iucreasiua commercial interco?rsc between this country and Continental Europe. As Antwerp it situated in the centre of the mHiiufacturiug region of Europe, it at only 13 hours distance from Loudon, :J9 hours from Paris, iu the imuiedi \\r vicinity of Holland and Germany, aud directly coiiuerts with all by railroads or steam packets, its location affords the greatest advantages for pur* chasing and forwarding Continental goods. All orders received at our offices in Boston, Albany. New York and Philadelphia, in season for that purpose, will be forwarded by the Belgian steamer BRITISH QUEEN, on the 7lb of June next, and w ill generally be executed in season for the return of the tame sUasnor, which will leave Autwerp on the 10th July. C?7"! Imp*rters of German books are particularly requested to notice tfiis. HARDEN fc CO. New York, May 17th. 1M2. mitt POMEROY C O.'S ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAOO KUCPIUtBS. Tnr subscribers are now ruuiiuig a regular Express ever the Railroads to and from Albanv and Buffalo, and die intermediate places, fur KORWARDING, at low rates, with the utmost speeu, regularity and safety, choice Georts, Specie, Bank Notes, Important P".*er? aud Valuable Packages?will aiu-iid to ine negotiation, v; iimcr cojuhuou or mrni 01 diu? -u i Exchange, Not.* Dnff A?ce|?Cai?css, Accounts, 8u\, at roasouihio in r caBta*"*- u*?? u oitlnra for the jmrcluue of aale MerchwulUe, Proilnci mil .Manufactured Artidos of very description, 1 v in the t^wns on their rout*, through Me v U VKMJKN U CO'S EXPRESS to NewYoili Mini l?-4itnn,a .1 M -i.ir. 1IAYVLEY A CO.'S EXPRESS to and from r'tilfalo t 'I. w ami, Detroit aud Chicago and intermediate pi ul- riium; .1 once the most direct, spoedy and perfect communication t \.i?! from the eastern and western cities, for the Begasseugers. Freight taken at the following much reduced rates To Boston, on goods weighing forty ]>ounds or upwards to the cubic foot, at $5 50 per ton, and on measurement goods 7 cents per foot. To Providence, on measurement goods 5 cents per cubic foot, and specific articles as per tarif to be obtained at office 22 Uroadwav. m316m OPPOSITION LINK FOR ALBANY. FARE REDUCED!! Passage 50 rents?Berths 50 cents. FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCHD PRICES. .Mfl /in The commodious Steamboat WASHINGflr. J* TON. Captain J. M. Brown, having made \jr -r (Q L.|lin,,,. |K.r days of leaving New York, will hereafter !*ave the foot of Robinson street. New York, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, and Albanv, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa turday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, landing on her passage nach way at the foot of H nn^mid street, Newburgh, l'oughkeepsie, Kingston Point, C ittsIS and Hudson. For freiglit or jvosstge, apply to the Captain on hoard, or to D. RANDOLPH MARTtN, No. !82 West street. m!tc T. POWELL fe CO.'B LINE. .331 FOU NEWBURGH, landing at CAI.DWELL'S. WEST PtilNT AND COLD SCI^JSESLsPHING^-Tlie?lean.bo.u HIGHLANDER, (~iplaia Hubert Wardrou, \vill leave the foot of Warrrn *tre?*t, N?*w York, every Monday, Thursday mi?I Saturday arternoont at 4 o'clock. Returning, tnr Highlander will leave Ncwhunch every Mond ly rooming at 6 o'clock, and Tuesday and Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Forfriitht or apply to the captain on board. N. n.?All baukHK* and Ireiv.ht of evcrv description, bauk bills or si>ecie, put on board this boat, must In- at the risk of the owners thereof, unless a bill of lading or receipt is signed for the same. n?23 .swift -a PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY AND "1~m_T^*TROY. daily at seven 'clock, P. M., froin jT ~Br the SuamlxMit Pier between LourlUndl and Liberty sitecls, (Sundays excepted.) The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A. P. St. John, leavs Monday, Wednesday, and Fridav afternoons, at seven o'clock. The steamlmat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Brain#r.1, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at seven o'clock. The steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain M. H. Truesdell, leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoous, at five o'clock, for Albany aud intermediate places. The above boats are lie w ami substantial, are furnished with elegant stale rooms, and in all respects arc unsurpassed among the Hudson River strainers. Forp usage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. Schuitv., at th i o fnce 011 the wharf. _ mJOc _ III ii I THE RAfNBOW MORM-NG LINE for ?l TTiu.JfALBANY.-?The low prcsaure Steamboat XJ-JBUSLkAINROW will leave the foot of Koliinaou street, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. mi Im+i _ I^NGLISH MAIL.?The Letter Bmr* for the Roval Mail Steamer "Acadia," from Box ton for Livrmool, will close at Ihrmlcn k Co'*. Kxnnu Office, No. 3 Wall street, Tuesday, .May 31st, at 4 o'clock, P. M. Small packages of freight also received as above. Letters by thii conveyance are lusured as beimr in season for the Steamboat Mail. m284tr HA11NDEN A CO. TAILORING. Retrenchment the ORDER OF THE DAY. T^HE Sulisci.ii? r, v ilh i view of meeting the exigencies of 1- the times, n od- i.. ugemenU whereby he will hrncaforth be rnabli otJ -I v!? to tlie most costly. Diess coat, ol su^-i' a I dyed cloths, from $16 to 2t. Ptusts, do do _ cassimere, S to 10. Vests, of ever, fashionable variety, 7 50 to 5 50. Gentlemen wisliing to furnish their own materials can have tlreir garments made -old trimmed in the saute style ol cleg-ace, In proportion to the above. N. B.?Mr. Bibcock,loug known as one of the most fashionable cutters, continues in the e tablishment. CHAS. COX, Higu of the Golden Fjeece, m5 lm 61 Nassau street, near Maiden Ian.. I\A A OUT M L" DflL'TDV i v n i WHEELER, TAILOR, hereby sends This information to hi* frieuds, Or enemies, if lie liu any, Whether they be few or many. The public too, both far and near. He wither every one to hear. That in Broadway lie ham a shop. In which he'd like to have them pop. Kud should they want coat, veat or pants, No ane can lit them if lie cant. Trices low tosuit the times. Cloth, too various for these rhymes; la short you'll find no other Tailor. So sort to plenseyun as A WHEm.ER. mil lane 167 Broadway, up stain. MARTIN'S Cash Tailoring Establishment, It Jltmovtd to ldl Wilt turn itrett, ttrrner of Ann street. rPHF. snlrscriber, in announcing the above to hit friends and 1 the public in general, lakea leave to return thinks for the liberal patronage In-stowcd on him at his fartnsr place of business, and assures theoi that 'very article ordered ol hitn shall, as heretofore, be cat, made, ami trimmed in the nespst ami most s'vlnli minm r. Tip M removed from 145 Broadway to No. 7 Ailor Hou?r. ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. (foments oft most Ehxint and F ash ie? mile kind ft t saving; of 1 6l being rannfcti d wim an vten .1 th it ri ihm? nt in Etirop hr foiiftni ntiy ?itet 1 thr emu fuinith ii??? |?ii h,? m n-uuon, will br found lower thin any othe? hoiite vutklig up the be?t description* of gentle me n't dre*?. I |H RIlILLIi S. 7 Attor ffoiiae. Broadway SHIRTS. I I HI i I.U nI Al ls BIIIM MAM.fAOTOHV.71 V.'il liam iti*et, cururi of Lilx rtjr, N. Y Notice n. liorrlij giren to M?rrh??U ml tr.nlrri in general, that the |.o.,ri.-f.w. o the almvr raUliliahtn. nt har. adopt. d not method el" m um fartnriiu which inaMra to aril their ahirtt .it e he ape rate than any oilier liome in thia city. Tina talemnit will bi affirmed by tin- lut of pricea u follou Fine Mualin Shirta, Willi Linen Borotni and Coll an, S7.'( l)o afitchad in the H iv>m in.I Collar ?i,nTEW YORK, TUESDAY FURNITURE. GEORGE W. DAWSON, Wholesale and Retail t\irn%lure and General Furnishing Warehouse, No. t>7 Chatham street, corner of Duane street. New York. WHERE ht* keeps for sale a lance assortment of the following articles,via.: Sideboards. Ban uu, Bed?te ads, Cots, Tables, Chairs, Office uid Portable Desk*. Glass Cuts. Book Cum, Looking Glasses, Dining, Centre. Tea atnl Pier Tables, Pianos, Ha fas Sofa Ueieces) French Porcelain, 1 50 Egg Cut*, do do 37 Glass. Gut Wines, per dozen, from 1 50 Do Tumblers, do .do 2 041 Lemonades, handled, do 2 25 Table Cuti.ekt. Of th? liuett inscriptions, in tets or dozens, at the low price of $12 the act. Just utiened, a handsome assortment of Toilet Ware. It. SIMPSON. N. B.?Agent for the sale of Siinptou's Ear Cornets, for the relief of deafness. in# lm*c CHEAP HARDWARE STORE. rpHE Subscriber is now opening hi* Spring supply of 1 HAHDVVARE AND CUTLERY, fkciivedper W arrival* from Birminglmm ami Shi tfield. Together with a gene* ral aiosortuieaii of Domestic viou.h, v. inch he is |?rci?ajrd to offer at tin* very LOWEST CASH PRICES. The attention of Country Merchants,. Builders, Cabinet Makers, Stc.t is solicited to an v lamination of his stork ami prices, m lie i* confident they will find it to their interest to favor him with a call. ALFRED K. LAGRAVE, 210 Grernwirh, comer Barclay, N?w York. A regular supply of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and Cooper's Glue. Also?a complete assortment of Mechanics9 Tools, Jam 8cr ws, ftr. m2 3m* n*RANsPARfc'NT 1TA1.I \N"WlND(>W~SMADES 1 OLIVER VV. WOODFORD. M Catharine ?t, wdl open this week four caw Transparent Window Shades. Families who have not supplied themselves with Dliivl* litis Spring, will find a collection of the nuwt beautiful paintinc* ever offered in the city. A* the ne&sou is advancing, a flirtlier reduction in the prices w ill he inade, namely?Landscapes $1 2.# per |wir.? ?lain Senilis $2 5n. Scrolls and Landscapes S3. Moonlight Scenes $3 50. Italian Scripture Designs?Italian Vignettes? Drapery Bordered and Scrolled and full Landscaped?about 3G0 pur Lin In ipti al the low price of $1 2'. pi r pur. N. I).?Ill consequence of mi .te presentations many have hecu deceived, while Took ing_ for No. in22 lw? HMUAL OF.BOOK SAFES !!1?Seveial trial* upon Iron A Safes, ofdifferent makers, hev?x keen had in furnace* and certificates given by respectable MrrciuiiU, in favor of Wilder** Patent Salamander Safe. The Safes so tried, t? aether with the ('otwnittw*' reiiort, and other testimonials, can be se^u aptht- Iron heat Warehouse of the Subscriber, the only place ill the city where Wilder'* Sala mandcr Safe* can be had. (.-bests of other maker*,such as have been taken in part pay ment for the Salamander, for sale at less than half of the first SILAS C. IIKRRINO, m22 2wc 139 Water afreet. DRY GOODS, &c. SHIRTS. SHIRTS made to order, after the mix! approved French fashions. ntlem, u'j Garments of all descriptions nude to order at the shortest notice. Gentlemen's Furnishing Store (7 and {9 Maiden lane, corner of Wilium street. millm'i WILLIAM COLLINS. THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL ANI) DIAPER PIN. ANEW ami important article tor use in the nursery an 1 as a lastenina to ladies' shawls, clonks, Sic., patented in the Unite.! States and in EurO|e, for sale, wholes lie, by \V. H. CAHY A CO., I'Ki IVarl street, New York, and by the |uiriitee, at the manufactory, 116 Jay st, llrooktyn. Thread and nei die stores, and dealers in fancy articles, supplied on liberal terms. mlllm'r yPRAW GOODS. rP BKNNKTT, importer ami manufacturerof Italian and A Ku^li .h Straw (joodi, respectfully informt hjt customer! that he Iw* removed mi establishment from 99 William and 2'? Piatt, t* 39 Joftu str ft, wlwe he onntifinea to k#*ep a splendid and extensive assortment of fashionable Straw Goods, French and English Dunstable*, kalian Rutland?, fine Tinars, Fancy Shell works, Prince Albert Straws, he. he. Also, an entirely new article, the White Siberian Hair Bouuet. for the sumine,?it surpasses all the styles as yet lulro duced, neintf extremely lijtht, beautiful, white and durable. ni2t Ira* m TO TI-1K LA NIKS. U'ASKIONABLK MILLINKRY GOODS.?The i n nrie* tress, Miu S KINO, dauiilit"r of the celebrated Carl Kin*:, offers for sale a most select and choice assortment of Millinery Goods, fsir the spriiitf trade, never w yet presented to the pair lie, both as regards th? quality and cheapness of the articles The assortment consists of the following The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED LAPOTTE D'ORLEANS,** worn by La DucIhmo* D'Orlcaus, of F i-ance SHLD H1LK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL STYLE And Lawu liau do do? An entire new st) le o Hau called MODINE CAI'OTTES, ELSSLEK. COTTAGE.' Psrisisusnd Kngliah FANCY STRAWS, of th? finest teature. in crest TSiiety. The Proprietress respectfully solicits the Indies to fsrrnr her with ncnll, nud rsniniue ltrr?lt at) le, and at very reasonable price* ih ntlemcii who hare lieen in the habit of p.yiuu estraraeant price* for inferior article* ?re requi atad lo rill and be cosirlnoed that hi* pncea are front ten to twenty per cent below other store* in the nt iirhhorbood rtiwwuurs heme taken of the I'act, an a |>air of lasts Irept for each customer, tlicru ia no dilhculty in iteitnnr a lianusome yot eaav fit. Constantly on hind, a larae assortinent of fashionable ready m de Boots, it price r in ins from TWO DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS TO SIT DOLLARS; Hilf Boott, Unite ra, Shoe*, Pumps, Slipper*, lie. Sir.at equally lowjirtrra. JOHN L. WATKLN9, IM Fulton *t.. al Sin* Betwaen Nam? and Dutch at*. ^^FiTENt H IMPORTED OAITeKS of all co of taahion; French boon and patent leather *|KH?, nailer*, >f.jiRiii* and children. Men', nod boy*' cl?t ni? boot* from *2 7S, VI SJ .'>(1 and I":' p?ir. Meru' ?hoet 7t to 10* and !2? per raur. Boyt aht?, Imckaltin*, walking hor* a'nd alipiara of all colors and aiae*. hint IVdiinn. tin. 1.11*1*in* and ?li|i. 7i cent* to $1, good l? *li|>|iert. Crone and tec a good asaoruneiit of llie *Ihh? article* at 12 tnal ?treel, miner of Broadway, and at 206 Canal at, north-w Will f,.r guitar, and other instruments, and give iostruv lions to aout tours ou the piano forte ami violin.; myl f?w*c AW RE PORT KR foi Maft lMl-^Cootiiiii wvmi cim o( i-J Bankruptcy, presenting tliesubject mall its various pleases The Bankrupt Law the contested scat of Mi Levy Chief Justict Marshall Lord ILdesdale American Jurist Starkie ou Evidence New Rules in Equity Grt-enleaf on Evidence Bankrupts in New Yoik (900) Baulmtpu in Mass. (km) &c. Judge Story's opinion nt length upon the r fieri of attachments laid ui->n the f*ro|?erty of a bankrupt previous u> his hemic declared .?uch will appear in the Jmu* number. Also, Judge Bctu's opinio., in the case of Km ou (iriwi Bwsiry) v> ill ipw win full in .he July number. The proprietor* will uvutiuuc the list of BaukrupU iu New Uork and Massachusetts which will render tit- work valuable to every business man. What merchant would nidge 26 cents h month for such iuforinsiiou The May uutnbi commences a new volume, and offers a favorable op portuujCy to subscribe for the work. BRADBURY. SOD&rt St CO. in 10 .m r-t 127 Nassau st. N. Y. aim 10 School st, Boston. PAPER HANGINGS. MA. HOWELL CO., 367 Pearl street, are now recciv in* from their manufacturers at New Brunswick, an eite naive assortment of Paper 11 mgittgs, Borders, Sic. of the latest and must apnroved patterns ami styles, suited to the city and country trade', which they oiler to dealers at the net manufac torv prices. Also, their usual variety of French Pa;*r, Borders, Fire Bo.*ra Prints, Views, inc. Tne best workmen put on paper in any part of the city can be had at the shortest notice. a 13 codQin r QM?PATHl7\3 WORKS.-Just published bv W~M RADDE, 322 Broadway, John's New Manuel of Horn?ivithic Practice, edited, with annotations, by A. Gerald Hall, Nl. D., second American, from the third Paris edition. This indispensable book to homoepathists is now complete in 2 vols.? Price in paper $6?a full bound coi>y$7. The Family Guide to the Administration of Homaipathta dies, thinl edition, from the second London edition, with additions?Price 26 cents. Popular Considerations on Homcnpathia?by Win. Cullen Bryant, Esq., belivered before the New York Homeopathic Society, Dec. 23, 1811?Price I8&. cents. Also, just published, Ilydriatics, or Manuel of the Water Cure, as practised by Vincent Priossuitz, in Grcefenhcnr. coin oiled ami translated from'rhe writings of Charles Munde, IJ. Aeslel, D. B. Hirscnel. and other practitioners, by Francis rir-?.|..r-Pri.T ?l ...Mflv I H 11111! This little neatly printed bookcontaim an einositiou in whit manner this simple aye tit has been found remedial. mM lin*r B 0 0 K~B INUTKG~ paper ruling. H IRELAND, No. I20 Nassau street, having an entire new stock, of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, of the latest niost approw (I natlerns, is now prepared to execute all orders in the moat durable and handsome manner. Merchants Acccouvit Books and all other kinds of BUnkwork ruled ami bound to any patterns, and in a style that is wsrranted to give satisfaction. Any work ordered cut be doneMfAhe English mode if required, il. I. has had long experience in both methods. FOR SALE?Two second hand Copperplate Presses. Apply as above. in 18 lui HATS.' HATS! HATS! HATS BROWN CO'S One Price Hat Store, wholesale, and re3 tail, 179 Chatham Square, comer of Mott street, where fashion, beauty, durability and economy are combined to adorn the head. The proprietors have the pleasure now to offer in addition to their recently unproved uiort napped li*t, a new style, the unitatiou of beaverr, which so closely resembles that of all furs the most cosily and beautiful, that the difference is not easily perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere to the one Kice cash system, which enables us to furnish a very superior at lor the price charged. In ore seating these Hats to Ore public the proprietors think they have reached the ultimatum of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. ml Jm* JEWELRY'. WATCHES AND JEWELRY, verv low. rprie 8 ih.eriWr is rellitur all '.liin;i,itj>>k >1 '1; ij ?i .1 Silver A Waii'lii"-., Gold and Silver IVncils, (Jell linn, Ke>?, tec. at n tail, hxvur than at anv other tins ill ti e city.? Hold Wtttliu low u ti.irly to fortv -hllit* c-sar tVatiiie. vid Jcwriry ruhutici or bauabt. AM Aistare* ft# wtortEtrd to keep ipoJ lirar. or tlir money u tinted. Witcw i ami Clock, rape.uet) iu itf best mami.jr, and arenvtej, at much I..* tlian the u mil ,sv t*i ir.. rriZfl 1 in in Messrs. mort'imkii k hi nt. j,",^ii,'"r? imTsiiVrr inirb, of N?w Bond .Irert, Loudon, and 311 Broadway New V 11 rt! indf str i f N Y rh. w21 I) KMOV ED ?HIL MP:. WALTER, agent ind partnei o\ thehouH" of Berber VV liter, the only manufactory of Watclt Glasses in France, No. 27 Paradia Poissotnuere street. Paris has the honor of informing Mssrs. dealers in watch works, am all articles connected with the liue, as also dealers in cu it lass, that thvir establishment of watch glas^n, cut glass, gi! and colored, fancy articles, lie. Ike Ike., has lately been it moved from Nt> 40 Maiden Laue^ toj No. 90 William street. Gentlemen desirous of purrlifong fioin the only depot of tin factory, are renj?ectfully invited to call at our ."u!i hr*"mr!f where will be found an unrivalled assortment of the above men tinned KOodl, which will tkj di*|?o*ed of on die most rrasonahti t-rms. ml2ni*r NOTICKS." MiiW York a ad Am.xr Rail Road Co. Office N?. 2. I'ark PUce. NOTICE t? hereby eirefi to tlie Stockholder. of the NVv York .ml Atb.ny Rul Road Cointwuy, tint *n election o Director. to .old Coiniwny, will take place at their Office, Nn 2 Park Place, on Monday the of June n??t. Tin- Poll, will he o|h.ti at 10 o'clock, A. M., and conlinui open iiidl I o'chxk, P. M. The Book, for the trr.n.fer of Stock ur cloned, ?nd w ill .1 continue until the 7th day of June ileal. By order of Ike Board. m6 tjg c JOS. E. BLOOMK1ELO' Secretary. CORPORATION NOTICE.?PuMir n-. i.-,- i, girei thnt a .lie of propriti for uo|i*ld tain will take jil.ee a paihlie uirtion at the Citv Hell of the city of New Voak. 01 Tnr.d.y, the 2Cth d r. of Juu. heat, at 1J o'clock, noon, *?d Ix rnn',,.1,.,1 IV. da. to ilav until tlo wh-'lc uf the .aid prop.-it] *h|i^ .ij-. and Hut tlx- detailed ft itfmcllt ol tlx- curl a hi pr^^Hy to mid i* ihiblidicd in thr Nc w Era, a Drw*j**|iei printed and publtatird in thr city of N?w York. ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptr oiler. Comptroller'* Office, kprtl *t,. 18IV. a2!l lawMwtltjyr SPEC lAL""ELEC'TIO,V?The Shcrift Cm manni"th7'fob lowing liotifr to tha lni|>ector* of Election; and the Com man School* will, of courar, be hereafter controlled by new Oorcrnom NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION. HHtmrr'? Orrice, Citt H*i i., N?:w Yon* May 2l?t, 1842. S Notirr in h n by ifitrn, that ?or rial election will be held in the City and Connty of New York, on thr rtmt Monday ol June ni l', puriuanl to an act to com lilt,-d nil all mitten in Bankruptcy. m!!fl Irntrxl^ir JJAHI'S.?A very Auc tonrrf, elegant donMe arfinri H irp lo J1 Sile, .it 386 Broadway. H^rp* repaired ami exchanged li] J. F. Browne, ratent !lsr|> Maker, an?i at Bcrnera ftrref, 1ah? non. rt?24 ?^*c UNORAVlVQ BV fHFrnWHMAI'H MACRlNKBURR. JON KB ?t CO., IW Ui>, com. r of Jriir 'trrrt, N.Y..nrr prepared li> rin;i arte all kinalr of Mspy, (.'baits I'U?a and IhiTcyi, any work of that cl us, in tip mini hraia taful atyle, with nniaarallrlrd expedition, and at prkfi far he those charxej for Minilir work exeraited hv hsnd rtijjrar int?the ro?t offine ?tee| or copper pistes not csrertJinK Li thoifraphir work. N. B.?S|>erimena of I ho work .lone by she OmiiiKraph est be examined at rh1.1 a| the low it (xnaihlr |irir?-? for enab. *1 tr.e myiiolutt-rrv. ?l W-xt Vo?r b-eiith atrrrt, hrtwrrn Kiftliatlll WISCR OVenoi a V B.?riano Fnrtrs I r !4?r%? A 4*1* UM'tS.'Ll of f{HtC4 ivt Iuik ll Uac luauulactosy t7 jm 0 we. I I II IERA i I "TiPTTT TSTS I THE EVE. DR. WHEELER. OCULIST. INFLAMED, D1BKA8KD AND WEAK KYKS.-DH 1 WHEELED, Octitlhrt, ii Greenwich street, New York respectfully inform* tl?e public, that in consequence of hi' practice having become enlarged to ?o great esuut in i compelled to confine hi* otlice attendance ?.tri?:11 bet went the hour? of 8 A. M. to 1 I'. M., after which hours he visit* ou door peliwiiU. Notwithstanding tl?r?t amour the many hundredi of cam which Dr. Wht cUr Ins tUl th Coin i M tractors for building the Harlem River Bridge on Section v of the Croton Aqueduct, until the first day of June next, hi o'clock, P. VI at their office, at said section, for furnishing t1 I Im la tire of the stoue not already contracted lot to cobij l? d ll r said Bridge. The prices for the stone, per cubic foot, mmt include all jl expenses of preparing (lie stone suitable to be laid into the b id and delivering tt*> same at the wharf st the said bridge, acirt, i eluding the building of the Bnd? e oier the Harlen? Kjver a*id section. w>21 tjel r niOlKHfiefYVE AITAJlATi'H.?T. aTaKTaTI. 1/ fc CO., Ulclv to Broad if/eei, ari l now 1AH*? r niton atrri pppnnir V u |riV,. r^. civr^ by packet ship bany, ruid offer (or tale at low |?ri 2"> rnmplrtr 1) ujuenrnfypf A| climate, eii client for ship *for? v ?wV *rrf a great littury at a rraaouanie price Ground Coffee, wair.?i? para Walnut, Mushroom ami Tomato Catsup, by the g or doten. N. B.-Ur*e?ii? rickl?-?r?rKiot) ment tor which ic is refused on the ground of its being a gambling debt. It appeared in t videnaa that the defendant and Henry Wool( ey, iu Mu\ last, went over lo I.ong Inland and while at im hotel, got into a dispute about a debt ol $00. They agreed to "play it out." Cards were consequently ordered, and they sat down to the game of seven up.'' After rubbiDg oil'the debt, they play ed fur adinuer and on getting into >r the spirit of it, started hard for money. A man named Snedeker was in company, who went to bed about 11 o'clock, previous to w hich Jones had lost $600, for which ho gave three notes On the witness getting up next r. morning, he was called upon to draw up a nolo for $900, ii u liioh Junes signed, and the others were given up. For a the privilege of giving this note it was supposed Jones J" had toiled all night, hi* adversary keeping him haul at it. This note, it isconlonded, is the one in question, having been made payable to bearer, and transferred to plaint iff j. and not vuli.1. ow ing to the maimer in which it nad been ir obtained. Tiie jury gave a v erdict for defendant, r. For plaintiff, Messrs. Slosson and Scholl. For defendant, Messrs. C. E. Butler and N. B. Blunt. Gideon Stem is tl al. vs. James 7Vi ompion..?Tbfl firm of Thompson Kelly started iu 1840 extensively in the bun ness of obtaining paving stones, 4cc. from various parts of I* the North River, and furnishing tbem to contractors. They subsequently failed,the defendant in this suit(brot!ier to tlic senior partner in the firm) being a preferred crtditI* or, and since having more than $1,300 of the money paid to him. James Thomson had recommended the firm, and ii induct d the plaintiffs to trust them, and the present action is iu lumpci mm iu pay a aoic 01 meirs kir uiiom youo. Mr. Gerard, Counsel for defendant, moved for a nonsuit, which, ufter argument, w an granted. I nlt/. in Montreal.?We believe we must give up to Montreal. Tliey have brought out Boz in a per* fectly new character. After this, what can we do for hint here 7 .On his reception in New-York thid week, he ought to make his second appearance in the Park Theatre. The following is from the Montreal llerald Thcitsc Rovai On Wednesday evening there was t- an exhibition of private theatricals in the Theatre Hoyal, under the superintendence of tho following Committee of j Ladies und Gentlemen l# Mr. Torrens Mrs. Perry, I. W. C. Ermatinger, Erq., Cajit. Torrens, r The Earl of Mulgrave. II Singe Manager?Mr. Charles Dickens. About four hundred cards of invitation were issued to j* ladies and gentlemen in tho city and vicinity, of w hich j the following is a copy 1 he Committee request the pleasure of Company, at the Queen's Theatre, Montreal, on Wednesday evening, iho lath of .May, at bait-past seven o'clock, I precisely. It is to bo expressly understood that this is a y card of invitation, and not a ticket of admission and is, ,e therefore, nottraioferable. To ensure a strict observance I of this understanding, it will be required to be presented y althedaor," J1 fixjn after the doors were opened, the boxes and pit |fj wwrc lit I od with the beauty and fashion of the city, and too gay uniforms of the otticeis of the different rogiments in 1 the garrison, interspersed with the rostlv dresses and jewelled brow of the holies l'ayre, presented a beautiful scc.nts. The entrance of Jli* Excellency Sir Charles bag,it and suite into the Governor's box, was tin' signal for the orchettra to play the national autliem, during which the t. audience stood. iiis Excellency w as dressed in u plain V blue coat, with a star on the left breast. In the box next rs t? him were His KxcelUncy Sir 1C 1). Jackson and te auite. The first play in thr bill of fare was A Ilolaud for an Oliver," in which the following were the dramatii prrs'intr Mrs. Selborne, Mrs. Totrens, Maria Darlington, Mits Griffin, m Mrs. Fixture Miss Ktmatingcr. Mr. Hellmmr The I'.arl of Mtllgravo, Alfred Highflier, Mr. Charles Dickens, Sir Mark Chase, Hon. Fntil Methuen, Fixture, Capt. WiUouahby, tiamt keeper spt. OreuvtUe. j- To say that this play was well acted would be to bestow ty( but small praise to the performers, who were ul\ au/oi'f in their respective characters, nud elicited thunders of nx applause and roars oiTuughtcr from all parts of the bouse. Where all conducted thciuselies to such admiration, it may appear invidious to make selection, hut we cannot refrain from noticing the ease and perfect naiveh of Miss imI Griffin, who looked us if she had been accustonieil to tread i- tlie stage. Mr. Dickens and Mr. Melhucu appeared also to lie no strangers to the boards. The latighshle interlude of Past two o'clock in the morning" follow cd, w hich wus sustained by the followtl' ing characters The Stranger Capt. Orcnville, y, Mr. Snobbington Mr. t 'harles Dickens. This was the performance of the eveniner rind was most I admirably acted. Mr. Dickens so disguised his person and uj voice that so mo time had elapsed after the play began beii fore he was recognised. he The closing piece was the farce, in one art, entitled "Deaf as a Tost," which was not so well sustained as ita predecessors. The following were th? ch amain pertuna:? or Mrs. Plttmpley, Mrs. Torrens, Amv Turn pit-ton Mrs. Perry, Sonny Walton Mrs. Dickens, V Hnlly Maggs MissOrilBn. Capt. 'l'empleton Mr. Walton, Tristram Sappy Dr. Oriffin. E7- Cropper in Gallop During the intervals between the plays the refreshment rooms oil the upper ho\ lobby were tilled with guests, w ho had their choice of every thing suitable lor the occasion, such as tea, coffee, cake, lemonade, ice.*, fcc. Ike. ?a This h the first exhibition of Private Theatricals w hich ii- has been got up in this city, and from the success which attended it, we trust soon to have another. The inimitar* Me Box was, as a matter of course, "the star of the goodin lie companie," and many were eager to get a peep at the Jr literary lion of the day in character in w hich comparativeiui ly few can ever have an opportunity of seeing htm. AU may rea l his works, and receive enjoyment from their pent rus'al, hut it is not allotted to many to hear his own humor from his ewn lips, ami see him poraouify individuals reis semhling his original characters. After the performances closed, a select number of the I," select sat don n to an elegant supper, which w as aervad up on tho stage. The liand of the 1 fusileors formed the orchestra, and th? tnuaic was exeelbuit, hot too lottd. sr, Mi* Excellency the Governor General warmly Kpt i pl?ud?d the jiarlormers repeatedly, lie Boston. lie [tj.rrresi nder.cr of tlie Herald.] Boston, May 23,4 o'clock, P. M. t- Elder Nicktrton, the Mormon, gtnng ahmd? 77w Lasi did and Sandy HVrfi. Elder Nickeraon informed me this forenoon, that it" should make a great sglr in Boston during the entitling week. The Elder is one of Joe Smith' moat I _ f T U- 1 ?J -O .1^ y.^mou* ujh nr?*. in* nay? uc hub nif^Hgru jDoyujroji IIJ, Hall, and shall hold a series of meetings, to endeavor to wake up the drowsy spirits. He talks of enga,(i ging Dr. Collyer to perform the miracles? henl the Li ?i_rk a"d raise ?he dead. The prophet Miller tw at Xrwburypnrt, preparing the pious citizens of that place for the final consummation of all things," h which, from various i-igns in this neighborhood, it is evident is near at hand. Let the wicked stand from under. r.?- The \\ra?hingtoniuns are to have a mas* meeting at Kaneuil Hall to night. Handy Welch Is to speak. lie is quite a lion here, andi* said to be very popular iJ- among the I.idles. L:iet night ho spoke at Marlbro' ('Impel, and urged the dear creatuftss, in hispeculiarN ly eloquent manner, to ,gn the pledge. He eays they must do it, and then there will be no fear o| the 1, gentlemen, as fhev always follow the ladies whererd, ever they go, aiwf imitate whatever iliey do. A huge paw from New Hampshire also addressed the meet* Inr II K'"- ahead of Hawkins, who i* now a int! rnrrv ninny in cunipnrupon h ore8 the xenipcraiice revival haM "wokffi?p. Yours resell ullv, B. ?n Tin. tiovESNoa amp CprvciL or MASsACHt-srrrs i,nvl. pointed Commin*ii>nerM with full powers to I sanction kiich arrangement ns the i.Tfn?r*n>ovcrnI incnt may make in relation to the North Eastern of I boundary. I The ommissioners are Mrarn. Ahbot Lawrence, ''>B I John Mills, formerly I'nited StatcsPistrict Attorney, I and i third, whose name we know not. We. also hear, that Abbot Lawrence h lf. NVintiirop's place. .4

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NEW YORK HERALD. .v.-vi- \orla. Ttteaday. May 31, 1844. H-ra' I RnMotlla of IVawa. T. hi; let in of Mem i? kepi ?t ilia north-weal Co 1 1 oi '"i I hattau streets. On the arrival of the ;i. nri.4 tn-ilr, i right o'clo'ilt, A. M.?am' alio of ihe ''mull, .it fouro'clock, P. M-, the litest iiitelM^cncr from ill parts of the world, mar be foun t on the Herald Ballot in Bour.l, at thit oornar. Let ttarv wayfarer stop an;ra t. Advertiaementa of all kinds taken at the oftiee Herald tirntral Printing OHIce. The Gmioriil Printing Orfira, capable of doing all aorti of printing, such aa hooks, pamphlets, billa, enrdf of all tacritHiona, it now open ut the Herald Buildings, entrance lrom >aitaustreet?Jowpo miiou, rrmwi Second Bdltlnn of the Herald to-day for (he Acadia. To-day at 2 o'clock, a second edition of the Herald will he published, containing all the financial, local, theatrical, religious, literary and political intelligence of city or country that may transpire after the issue of the morning papers. This edition is intended to go bv the Acudia steamer, which sails from Boston to-morrow for Liverpool. Single papers or quantities may be procured at the Herald office, north west corner of Nassau and Fulton streets Litters ron the Oli) World ?The Acadia will leave Boston to-morrow for Halifax and Liverpool. Her letter bags will close in this city, this afternocn, at twenty minutes after four o'clock at the Post Office, and at tour o'clock at Harnden's and Gilpin's in Wall street. Hubllr Meetlnc In Relation io the Navy and Army. The Courier and Enquirer" of yesterday propose that a public meeting should he got up by the cit >z.en3 of N'etv York., in order to express their sense of tit conduct of Congress m the recent vote and measu;. .1 t,v>y have adopted in relation to cutting ijov. n, curt filing and crippling the Navy and Army of this country. It i? seldom that we can agree with our highly re::ahie eoteiiiporarv of the regular i.rniv,'' and Ise.krupt under the law of Congress, but in this par t e i'ar instance we do moat cordially agree with him, barring all his debts. T> "Courier" suggests that the meeting should be ci!l?d without distinction of party, and a proper 1 conniv ndabh sngg-stion this is. We sincerely v\ ..i tli great mnv of the intelligent people of this eoe die i.? Musq'iesiion ?.;t the broadest possible rronuds. Tiie conduct of Congress h is been Y" e; hi ipfnl, charging enormous sums for milen~ icke1 uu i a day fordoing worse than nothing, nod hypocritically canting about economy ,.:i I retrenchment, mid to show their sincerity, putting all the money they can in their own pockets, viJ -ttem.'tiug 10 destroy the most valuable institution in the country?the Navy. ThkM>i; w. Revomttiox.?The recent emrute in N Orleans is mere'v another item in the grent moral revolution which is pervading every class and every description of society and which is destined to control the political and financial operations of this country, and bring them all to a healthy and noun 1 state. The fact is, thut the political and bashing system of this country is and has been so loo 'm? demoralised and debauched state that the m i d ense of die coimnunitv can endure it no lo er-r, id they are rising up in their might and oi .>?ty to correct all these evils. I'ai.sj- Sm.vt.?We see it staled in some of the papers, that Oov. Borr is rusticating or hiding hint* s. V somewhere in. the neighborhood of Perth Amboy. Thi.t may be true, but it is more likely that it is nothing but a rutc to prevent his arrest; nnd the probability is that he is now staying in this city.? Any person who has an enutt at the Pewter Mug can see iiim. If so, it is equally probable that some of his warm lartizunsin this city arc secretly concerting measurrs to get up another rmeiiir, to take place in Rhode Island as soon as possible. 1 A Warnino to SuiNruisTKR Brokers.?Oyes! O jm! yes! All ye brokers, shavers, shinners. rogaes, rascals, who get a living by shaving the poor out ol tl e discount on paper currency, be pleased to take a solemn warning from the mobs of Cincinnati und New Orleans. He who cast the money changers out of the temple is not on earth bodily, hut his spirit is beginning to arise in these latter days. Ores! O yea! O yea 1 Vox poputi vox dti. DtsTtNortsnnD Akfivaj-s.?The Postmaster General, with part of his family, arrived here yesterday 10 remain n few days. Mr. Webster is daily expected, on his return from the eastward. The >ergennt-ai-:irms of the House ol Keprescntaiives, 1'. S.. has been here for several days past, with a hat lull or suhpeenas for several individual", to appear at Washington before the committee investigating certain matters connected with the furniture of the new Custom House at this place. F.ivw Kussuta a'jais at tut Park ?We understand that Mr. Blake, the Charge ties Affaire* of rhe Park, has effected a farewell engagement with Funny Ellaler, and that she will niuke her first nppearance on Monday or Tuesday next, in one of her new bnUrlt. I This is a remark aide engagement, and will be I msrkcd Willi cnrim,* raiulto l i., f 1 I UI.I.S I uuuj liwyuiu in the soft iinil lomantic island of Cuba, we learn that she aught a fresh inspiration from some o( the native da.ics?, practised by those fantastic islander She frequently wandered out among the rnoun- tains ami vales ol Cuba, saw their native dancers in their native villages, rmght ii|> a variety of inat'Vi i's, took .-suns from tlie dancei- themselves, nod out of the" be ha" sonstnicted three origiuul ./rU, diversified with uew aud picturesque dances, ia London and Pari", and perchance in Germany, ?ef? to briit;i out these foi'/fion her own tiuo t: f at iius quality of ueni t" in the dnnee. The s|?-c- icle will be rem >rknble. I H ,T~r?o|? ?>[r. Parker, the well known Proles- 1 or>>, tne I'glit fnntastic toe." showed us yeater- d 1 a dozen of linitbois, or tne improved rrv. In size they are enonno'.H?one being tihd.it 1> re m six eorninon strawberries. If Mr. Parker would mm gardener?go to iowantis B ty? and pi 'it these slips, he would beat Jake Morris all to stom*. Tua On iton on Finn!?hot th" river, but the cwif: si evening, the 7?h of Jane. DonrraD.?It issaid that Joe fsinrlh/the Mormon, was recently killed in an affray near Nauvoo. i i k 4 V s _ tmmmgmm ??f?? Important Decision of U?? Supreme Court r ?It evolution In th? Corporation?The 1 Wulp Triumphant thai far. The great question of the ascendency in the Corral ion li is beta decided thus f ir in favor of the ivliiga. Last iveek the questions involved in the coutro. tsv, as to wlteth r the Whig Alderman and Aasibtni of the Sixth Ward, were entitled to their seats r not, were argued before th?? Jmprerne Court, now s iting in thin city, with ureal ability on both sides; the Mayor apiwanag tor himself, assisted hv Mr. Cowdrey, ami Messrs. Foot, Lord, and Wood, for Aldermen Crolius and Attwell. The argument* closed on Saturday night, and yesterday morning a decision was unanimously given by the Court to the fleet that the mandamus applied for must issue to the Mayor toswear in Messrs. Crolius and Attwell as Alderman and Assistunt of the Sixth Ward, forthwith. We presume that there will be no appeal from the decision, us it would only b? a loas of time, with probably no diflarcnt result in the end. Such, then, being the fart, let us look at the consequences that will flow from this decision. The whigs, Crolius and Attwell being sworn in, have a ma;ority of one ui each board, and two in loint ballot. This is as much as they want, and j just sufficient to keep them decent and correct in their ..orporate conduct, and to prevent them from passing any very ultra, violent, extravagant, or inju| dicious measures. Hut at the same time, it gives them tremendous power and influence for the whole year. All the patronage ol the city, all the money, all the officers, all the power connected with the government of this vast city (except what checks and vetoes the Mayor may put upon them) will he in the hands of the whigs from this time until May next. Consequent upon this slat.* of things, ot course we shall have in less than a week from now, a clean sweep of all the locsfocos holding office under the Common Council. All will go, from the Comptroller down to the lamp-lighters?weighers, measurers, inspectors,'superintendents, street-sweepers, collectors, and everybody in the shape of a locofoco office-holder. And in anticipation, or rather apprehensive of this state of things, we presume that Tom Lloyd dismissed himself, to save the Whigs the trouble ol doing so. The cutting oft' heads we presume will not begin till about the middle of next week? any Wednesday?because the Whig Aldermen must have time to hold two or three caucuses, and eat two or three good suppers, before they can possibly determine which ot the twenty candidates tor every office it would be proper to elect. When the next joint ballot is held, there will be the most beautiful row and tight that ever was seen in this world. The locofocoa will have a hatch of names ready to propose, nnd the whigs will have their hatch of names; and there will he discussion and 1 talking by the hour, nnd debate, and abuse, and jk-rsoualities, and lighting the ground inch by inch, and every manoeuvre, and trick, and scheme of party politics imaginable will be resorted to, but all i in vain. Die ihe present office-holders must, and there is no help for tliern. Well; the thing must now he considered as set- lied, and the locofocos had better give up with a good grace, at once, make a virtue of necessity, j and die with decency. They have lost the city by 'heir disreputable quarrels, divisions, and brawling contentions, and they certainly deserve the fate they have met. However, there is lio|x* tor them next iall. Ifthey behave well in the mean time, work hard and have no more defalcations, they may possibly carry this city next November. t TSse Decision. c The People, on the relation of John Heath and Samuel lloome, assessors of the Sixth Ward, N. Y., vs. Robert H. t Morris, Mayor ofthe city of New York. On motion, and alter hearing counsel on both sides, or. deroil that a mandamus i_sue to Robert H. Morris, Mayor t of the city of New York, requiring him to administer the ti oath ofotficetothu relators as assessors of the Sixth Ward 1 of the said city, whan the relators shall present themselves F lor that purpose. I The same on the relation of Joseph R. Taylor, clerk of 11 the hoard of Aldermen, vs. the same. o The like, w ith a different description of the office. The aame on the relation of Edward Williams, clerk of h the lroard of Assistants vs. the same. The like. 1 weavers of it lie rfixthteenth ward, for office, was reterred to the ommiltee on applications for office, to ascertain .vliat should be done. The whig Board then ad- p oumed. 0", In the meantime, the locofoco* were not idle. A 10 necting ""was held in the Tea Koom, and it was j".' igreed that they had a little pluck yet left. Accord if ngly, the Mayor addressed the following note to the vhig officers of the two Boards:? tl The Mayor's letter. Jf Rrrort may l?e taken upon the subject. Since I saw >ou. reflection haa Convinced me. that the welfare of this ,1( :?ty, and the integrity of lh" Charter of the City, re- q ptires the lodgment of the Supreme Court thould here- j,fitwtdbj Mia Court tor tfca Canwtfaa of Knaaa- hi The Supreme Court in their decision have determine.! hat the destruction of the ballot lio.xe* in a district of a .Vsrd. striata tkt elaeriaa of that Wart for mnrr umcer*. This ili?ion practically may be j? impocant to tlna city that I deem it to If my duty rt ii have ita legality te?trd by the ourt of last reaurt, whuecaute the tame ilecitiun of the Supreme Court thowi 1 hat other utficeri may administer these umlit to you. am1 on, therefore, will not In;prevented attaining your legai nJ jutt right*, should tuch decision he tultSfntxf. You ttoi 'hi t the power of the city under mt control. >ill he, -ierforni under the Jocition that baa been inrnte. ROBT. if. MORRIS, Mayor. Thus it will appear that the difficulty ii not settled. The la to be carried up 10 the Court of Error*, which meet* here on Saturday, there to he re-opened and re-nrgued. The ftin now commences?the excitrnent increa sen?''aiiiif his malignity. The first article in this tabular statement runs thus? Super royal cash hooks." Price under Mr. Hoyt $20. rhe second column is blank, or filled with a dotted line, ndicating, none purchased by Mr. Curtis?the third coumn bus $11, as the true market price. Now this is a ilsehood to start with. To fill the lilank in the second ohimn according to the truth, would not answer the purmse of Mr. Poindexter, and this may be said of the other dnnks?and why Because in the identical bill, (one of nine,) from which the next item "Imjiort books" is extract d, there is this entry?Six super royal cash Itooks at $9, .vhile Mr. Felt's estimate of the market value is $11 now I t would not ilo to put this item down, because this price vas two dollars under Mr. Felt'a, and less than half the irice paid by Mr. Hoyt! This was perhaps the most prominent item in my bill, tnd nearly the heaviest in amount, and the very next -barge in the bill is selected to be placed in the tabular statement. I take leave to say this was a wilful suppression of the ruth, and as flagrant falsehood as any affirmation. Next ako the article of (taper, price under Mr. Curtis froin $6 o wuue according to .sir. rcit, a good article ol ruled aj> is wortli but $2. Very little paper has been supplied by me. I find only wo reams in these bills charged over f5, one ft ream of due laid English letter paper, the other, a ream of exti a uperfuie ruled. There was, however, one other excepion, and of this Mr. I'oindexter did not find it convenient o make mention. This was a half ream suner gilt ledge utter paper, furnished May lath, 1341, for the use of Mr. 'oindexter, and charged at $7 per ream. Ruled paper at 2 pur ream must be found for the Custom House, but the tvestigator is particular to insist upon gilt edge at a cost f *.7 to the Gov eminent, for his own use I appeal to the lcrcnntile community whether a good article of ruled cap thigh charged at $5 and it the customers of Pavid Kelt iok into their hills they will see whether $'7 or $6 is the harge which they pay their stationer. But the most gross misrepresentations are made in reard to steel pens. The testimony of Mr. Eno, agent for lie sale of llayden's pens, (a manufacturer in Mass.) is tost shamefully turned and twisted by Mr. I'oindexter to nswer hit purposes, and much, I om sorry to say, to the acrifice of truth. Mr. Eno is made to say, at page 15 of he report, thnt he stands ready to supply the Custom louse with any quantity of Gillott's commercial pen at $3 -or gross on cards, and at $1,50 per gross in boxes, whilehe Custom House is paying $9 |wr gross, or less, for the ame pen. Now 1 assert that Mr. Eno never offered to upply Gillott's commercial pen at any price farther, I do ot believe that Mr. Eno cverowned'a gross of them, and are I am ho never saw them in grosa boxes; but Mr. Eno's wu language will best illustrate the matter New Yokk, Mit 10, 134-2. fr. II. .lustier: Pear Sir At your request 1 have examined Mr. I'oinexter's Report (No. 669 of House of Representatives,) age 16. in regard to the stationery for the New York usioin House, and find that my evidence is not reported orrectly. The price of pens, equal to the magnum bourn, should be renortod, "could be afforded at j-4 50 per rots on cards, and at a lcaa price in boxes, say, the cost f the cards and holders on them.' The commercial pen shown me by the commissioner as not the large barrel pen, known in the market as the commercial pen," but one of Gillott's smaller peas ihicli Is sold at a less price, the barrel pens being sold at 7, and the other at $3.36 per gross. None of the pensof rodby me to Mr. Hoyt were English?they were Amerlsn. manufactured by Josiah Hayden, nnd warranted qual to the English. (Signed) EDWARI) J. ENO. Again. The tabular statement says, "Pens by the ard, usual site, (small,) 76 cents to'$1,25 under Mr. loyt. and 75 cents to 83 under Mr. Curtis," while the larket price, as given by David Felt, it 25 cents t-er urn. it 11 iaa.cn in noses, $i.bu per gross. in inn unfair tingling tip of fill small pen* are included tho whole of Perry's pen*," "(inn.'' extra fino," India rubber firing,r "side spring," "flat spring," anil "elattia pens nd holders." 1 nee! only appeal to every bookkeeper, nd almost every merchant, and ask them what they ive for the Terry" ian pens; they are well known an J no ow thing Whoever purchased a card at 3d cents, and ;ho oversaw them in gross boxes Again, why should It Poindexter give hi-" statement as from 76 to ftl rents n ler Mr. Curtis, when he well knows that in the very ills from which he '11s made extracts, there are several barge* of |?"is at :.0 cents per card, and in only one solitr\ instance can lie find a charge over 7* cents-, and the easonofthis was thai the original holders were taken i! anil a new patent holder riirnishad in its place. 1 link 1 am safe In saying that the majority of pens suplied by me have not hern over 60 cents., while some avo boon charge! at 37J cents, and even the Porryian cos. on cards, at five shillings, (see bill JSth duly,) rhile almost every one knows that 75 cents is the comion market price." A word or two as regards abstract paper. Here Mr. oindextcr gives us another dotted line in his -hedule of omparative prices, or rat >er marks It. "none furnished to Ir. Ctfii," while within l.vo lines of 'hr p ms. on the aine hill, the article is charged at just'.>5 per cent helow hat it h i! beeu furnished lor tinder Mr. Hoyt. A little irtheron in the tabular statement, abstract paper is menone!, marked (inferior quality) $70 under Mr. Hoyt. and ?1 cents per sheet tinder Mr. Curtis. True value $16.? ir. Poindextcr has very kindlv transferred the paper suplicd by mc from the $47.50 column to the $15 one. PerHps he thought it would make no difference to me,while would serve to show a much greater discrepancy l?e. veen the pricechargad and the actual value, which was a doubt done to oblige Mr. Curtis. It is worthy of olc rvation that this paper is quote I by the ream, as if the jlleotor Vlr's goods, and the value I set on my own. Thus the report might he taken, item by item, and its consistency shown, but I will not thus trespass on you iluinns. One word more in relation to the testimony nl nvid Kelt Wore I have done, and I would conli e m; If to the article of black writing sand. David Kelt Is a le to state that he ?clls black sand at cents per peek '4) cents per bushel; thus bringing it to $1 50 per h ir1, and'hat at these prices it affords him a profit of dOO tr cent, making the cost of his sand 50 rents per barrel ow this Is too gross to called a slight error. It is e iIculation"mlnii?ely anterwl into, and it is well known to r> s'ationer. everv vrhol..?sl? ?1 ...iii nH"i pcrrtRp ird'warr marrhnnv'that the ronmon prior of aand h? in barrel la about aid that it ringd from $j to ff> m >rding to the abundance or arnroty .>f the market Call l tin? deatrr in thr article unit he Will girr jrott thr ?nmr iitrmrnt. do not know that it w on Id br doing Mr. Kelt auy injnare (perh.api he would br glad of the opportunity) to aug- 1 qest, that inasmuch uhi hu thus fairly, honestly, and mildly, net forth the actual value of many articles of tationery, bl* niimaroiu customers, (including on#or two institution*) should be invito! to look u|> their old bills and .irtiBcut thelii to Itnn, and thus attdrd hun an opportunity I' rfliindioi? am smiill over-chnnroa made lis >.1x1. Line hi* statements reported by Mr. Poindexter ax the stanI'ara. I submit these remarks ill vindication of my ow 11 busiiuss to all w hum it may concern. Their correctness can in dismal degree be established by the r?>]>ort itself, ami it would olford mr pleasure to verily such as ant not thare explained, by a reference to my own books. Let the reader compare thia table w ith that on tha 11th page of the report, and thia subject will be umleretood without argument. Postcript.?Since the foregoing was prepared,1 have been allowed to examine Mr. David Kelt's bills rendered to a single establishment in this city, for stationery delivered within the lost eighteen months, autl down to the present time, amounting to more than live thousand dollars, paid in cash, and when the bargain ivai for the low est cash prices, as I am ready to prove. Finding Mr. Kelt's hills on an average higher than my own, I have concluded to annex a tabular statement, after the manner of Governor Poindexter, as to form. I have selected such items us correspond wite those put forth in the tabular statement in the report, it will appear either that David Kelt is very badly reported by Mr. I'oinduxter, and I am inclined to believe he is, or that there is a huge diflerence between Mr. Kelt's theory as a witness, and his practice as a stationer. Prices un- Markrt ra- .Actual rFgi. Jm .'Jrheirs supplied. Jtr Mr. hie by Da- David Fell-Bills Curtis. rid Fell. rendered. Pells, tip the raid. $6 by |fr. or $0.71 by the jroce l uges! Slid best, 75c to 80c Kir per card 71 to (7 cts |>r card. Commercial pens, 75c pci card 17cper card 71 to 87 cts. IVns, by the card, usual size,[small 7ic to U3c 21 cents 87 cU to lti cts. Letter paper, av'g pnee b> the ream. 11 to $7 to 3.10 $ito6.K). e oolscsii p* r.rul'd, S5 to 1.50 S? pr ream 11 to WO. P ucils.by ilie gro., $12 to 11 $9 118 to 84. Wafers, b\ the lb., $1.10 00 eents $1.10. Was, by the lb., $1.10 71 cents 11.10 to SI. (Quills, liv U11 1000, $10 $11 $40 to $41. I ap,blanks,print'd, Hon sheet, Slttoll $7 pr ream $12.10 to 10,ruled. an blanks, I on a stun t $12 to $14 $7 to 7.50 $20 to 27. Other cap blanks, priuted. $12 $7 to 7.50 $18 to 20 I mi so ill, [same an Itl^eaht.or abstract paper.- ISO ream $11 $129per reaiu.lass llie printing the head, valued at $C, making $12] |a-r ream, same article. It is but fair to Mr. Kelt and mysolf, to state a.' t scarcely in any instanco have the articles been supplied in the quantities given in the report, but inasmuch as Mr. Poindexter has -een tit to multiply small quantities into reams, groces, and thousands, to make the discrepancy greater, I have been compelled to take the same course in relation II, I 1 1. 1. "HENRV'ANSTICE Account Book Manufacturer ami Btatiouor, corner of Cedar and Nassau streets, New Voaa, May 16, l84->. Common Connoll. Board or Ai.di.hmkn.?Monday, May 30th.?At the hour of Ave the Whig member* elect of the Board of Aldermen, including Clarkton Crolius, of the Sixth, took their scats in the Board of Aldermen and proceeded to business. Alderman Woodhcll in the chair, and Joaeph R. Taylor, Clerk, assisted by David T. Valentine, Assistant Clerk. The rule* of theprcviou* Board, aa well aa those of the joint ballot, were adopted. Alderman Writ, of the Sixteenth, presented a resolution to meet in Joint Ballot on Tuesday (this) afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Aldtrninn Choi.ii i, of the Sixth, moved to amend, byinserting live o'clock. Alderman Writ replied that he thought the business before the joint meeting might be extentivc, and therefore if they commenced at nn early hour they would get through the sooner. Alderman Caoi-n-a withdrew his amend- i t, and the cutting ofT and putting on of heada will coir. -cot four o'clock precisely. Alderman Junks,of the Fifth Ward, prea...... nmgixi iiirm saie in priaon. Horace Dresser. appeared before Judge Oakley ai couiiSM, to sustain the writ of habeas eorptn. Such uncalled inter ference will neither brnelit him nor the cause he professes j to serve. JciTicr. 11.0* hi t it-Re.?During the mouth of l-'ebru- 1 arc, 1341, a seaman named John II. Mann, who had been engaged on board of the sloop Champion, belonging to Mesari. H. It K. 3. Kip. ran nway and took with him a 1 quantity of rigging, blocks, ropca, Ac. The vcaael at that 1 lime waa lying at the foot of Dover street, and no trace of the thief or the goods wni discovered until yesterday, when the rogue w as arrested and committed to prison, lie has escaped miraculously, and while in confinement, will have time to reflect on the truth of the maxim, that Justice, though slow, is sure." tiaisn l.sai rw.?On the 33th of April last, the dwell ing of John B. Townsend, Washington Tlace, wai entered, and plate and elothing vanted at $44 so, taken therefrom. A woman named alary Fan-oil. alias IUlcy. being suspected by the Police, a trap was sot for her. and li die w as e.mght j esterday offering some of the stolen jewellery for sale at a silversmith's. She denied the charge moit poiitivelv, until Mr. Townsend came to tt?? ,'olice Office, when slho made a confoietoa of the w hole i li'.iir, and was look?d up for trial. _ it ftirtcioc.?An inqiii-tt waa held yerterJay on the lioay o Homer C. B'irk, a military equipment maker, who eom union mirine ny toning inniianiim at me noww 01 uri ".li/n Bike-, ll-j Lauren* utrort, on Sunday, where h? nairdod. He ha I been out of employment for *ome time m.I I* ?uppo?el to have deatroy ed Mmtelf from that can*. i in I hnhit* of intemperance combined. Two Vrw*Lt Inr?wT*, ?up|io?eil to hetwiui, were found i ncloiiej In a pine coffln In the Catholic burying ground i o in or of I'irnt Avenue and K.leventh *treet. on Sunday ifternooo- They were examined by the Coroner, but not r ing able to trace the parent*, they ere vent to Potter'* i Field for interment. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. y T- IMBCT?racSCrrss?Oz.. Ju JJ. i nw?? li'nihlktvinn _ [CurrvipoiHlcRCv of dw Hvrald.] Washington, L>. C., May 29, 1IM2. Bin I promised you u copy el Mr. l>avid Fell's letter I to the Speaker, in regard to the complaints of Poindexter about Custom House stationery. How will Poins and 1'wight jmtch up this business after refusing Mr. Curtis's reqinlflV Mr. Felt hus behaved like a Christian. Why don't Mr. Curtis publish the written statement of Mr. Felt about the bills of Ansticel It may turn out that Dwight hus misled Poindexter. We shall see. But here is the letter:? New You, May IB, 1943. To the Hon. Jons White, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the U. 8., at Washington:? Sir:? Having before me the printed Report of the Houae of Repreaeutativea. No. 099. relative to tha examination of the New York Custom House by the Hon. Mr. Poindexter, 1 find that my testimony taken under that commission, has in ose is entertained of entering Mr. Buchanan for the race in 1844. The object is to place him prominently before the people with a view to the election in 1818. His name is hardly mentioned out of Penn* sylvania, but there the demonstration may be so decided as to exact a conditional promise of ihe nomination at the latest period. The future policy of President Tyler inn matter of much solicitude to a considerable portion of the Democrats. They know him to be a thorough republican in principle and feeling? in theory and practiceand they know, furthermore, that there is a natural proclivity in the popular mind towards the existing administration, provided there is nothing strikingly eveentlnnaKle in lt? ilfinull... 11 ?vv.iMik.o cuiu mraaujCP ItU wn- ful wrong in its appointment?, and no point of repulsion in the advisers with which the executive is surrounded. These men apprehend that certain chauges in the Cabinet, which may ultimately \ery naturally occur, and without difficulty or disagreement of nny sort, and such a liberal, state rights administration of the affairs of the government as the country has a right to expect from the hands of John Tyler, may draw off such a portion of the Democratic party as to ensure the defeat of their candidate, unless they compromise with him. From the Whigs, ultra or moderate, the President has nothing to expect. To say nothing of thp question of the succession, the Whigs will not unite with the executive, even in carrying out measures ?hviottsly demanded by the popular voice. Nay, hey turn aside to assail the President, and etnbar ase his administration. How then can they ex>ect the offices within his gift I He is bound to seed agents that will ro-o|?erate with him in conducing the government; and a par tof the hig creed sto thwart hitn in every way. After the fourth of March next the Wings will have no control in illier branch ofCongrrw. The Democrat* h.h! the Vflident'a friend* will make a majority of the tenate. Hut enough on thia point for the prctent. Baltimore. [Corrrtpnndeiiei of the Hmlil.] BitTiMiar, May .TO, lttlj. da. K.ditor I.etter* have been received here by tlieir friend*, Mating 1 bat the Hoffman'* who wen; on lioant the tteuiner DongM, anil were aererely e?t I aeant *inreearlv in the *pring. You will learn or the Norfolk paper* that two jronne iid*hi|imen have been taking a ?hot at each othar. *n bat one of them wa? (evenly wounded. Their narrr reJame* J. Wadded, and Arehibahl II. Waring. T1 meting took place on Saturday laat near the Manna llo?ital. They were both under twenty-one, nor did their lammie* know they were ont until altar the hifllM war 1. Boy*, von are actually too'fneoeione. Swab courage rill deprive the navy of it* Star* 1 "WiM???? Mil 1 To-day the Mayor, member* of the City Couucil, aad nany outer* of our citizeu*, leave in tha ear* for Hancock, theoccasion of the opening of the Baltimore and Ohio Ilail RoaAto that place. It will be agloriou* jaunt. Mi 'an Dc Uoai and Mou*. Knoop have l>een most flateriugly patronized, and are to give another concert.? The National, or little Ala I Theatre in North rtreot, in to je i c-openr I this week for vaudeville repreeentation*, unlet management of Mr. llarrivon. Virginia money i> now 4 j diecount. We had a powerful rain yesterday afternoon, but it i* now fair and very warm Rooaaica. Philadelphia. (Corr.-si?>edence of the Heield.] PHH.suai.rHi*, May SO, ltJ4d. Heavy Haiti?Cute of Sit hoi ion?Stock i?Thtalrtt. jf Wt- ha..n ost, garrisoned with troops, includinglthe Superintendent of the Military Academy at West Point, who is regarded as the commandant of that post. 5th. To the eommandnnt of each of the armories and of each arsenal of construction at which the operations appropriate to such arsenals are actually carried on. 6th. To the officers of tho corps of Engineers and Topographical Engineers having the immediate command of the men engaged in the construction of fortifications or other military works, or in the improvement of harbors or rivers, but not to include any suj crintendent other than the officer having such immediate command. By order: J.C.SPENCER. R. Jnxrs, Adjutant Central. Chatham Theatre.?At an early hour yesterday morning there was a great rush for boxes to secure seats for the evening's performance, and long before the curtain rose, every place in the house was taken. When the performance commenced, the dense mats of the audience rising tier above tier, presented a sight almost as grand as the performance. A large crowd collected outside the house and hundreds were refused admittance, l'anny Ellsler occupied a private box, and the Metamora Engine Company No. .1, in uniform, occupied a box in the second tier, in j honor of Mr. Forest. It was indeed a gala night at i the Chatham. The performance was all that was I expected ot it, and was greeted with enthusiastic applause. This evening Thorne returns to old prices, and brings nut the "Six degrees of Crime." with the Cwvonter of Rouen," in magnificent style. The principal characters by Mr. Kirby and the beautiful manageress. Rioiit.?The Governor of Iowa has forbidden persons from (quailing on the Indian landa in that j territory. Good Efkkc rs of the Medicated Vajocr Baths i I ix RnErMATTSM ?In 1828 I had a severe attack of rheumatism, which confined me to my bed four months. A friend advised me to try the vapour baths, for which purpose I came from Albany to this city. 1 went to J. 1'. Carroll's Medicated Vapour lf.tths,25 John street; was carried from the carnage into the b.tths by four men, and was cuite unable to nsoist in undressing myself. After I had taken five baths I could walk from the bathing establishment to my lodgings, and m seven baths was cured and returned home, since when I have not had the least symptoms of rheumatism till this spring, when from unusual exposure I had another attack alter suffering one month I determined to come to New York and again try the remedy, which had proved to mo so effectual before. I arrived here on the 18th of this month found Mrs. Carroll's Medicated Vapour Baths removed to 25 Courtlandt street; went there; commenced taking them, and in seven baths ant perfectly cured, and shall, please God, return home to-morrow. 1 leave this unsolicited, vvith Mrs. Carroll to make what uee of it i-he may think proper. Peter C. Doyijc, 158 South Pearl street, Albany New York, May 2l)th, 1842. Court Calender?This Day. Client Conn.?Km?loo inn ca IN, WD, |3?, 130, 131, 13'}. 133. 136. 136, 1ST, 136, 130. 140, 141, 143. I 143, 144. I Common Pl?a?.? Port 1?Nov. 10,37. Part 2, at 10 o'clock, la the Superior t ourt Room.? Net IB 14. 19. 30. 46. IB Bankrupt Llat. I SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Edward Smith Hall.clcik, N. York, June30. H TVm. S. Bromley and Jas S. Wilton, (late B Iff iN M York, June 80. A rch'd. Winter, Kingwon. U liter co. June 90 Wa. H. Lutk. X. York, June 30. Cllrehngh on the Human Hair. QO- THE ONLY BCIENT1FIU AND PHY8IOLO i'cal I view of the varout diseases ntl'ecting the tkin and hair H which havever been w ritten or made public, it that tie- H tailed in "Clirehugh's Treatise on the Hair,'' and the advice, which he give* gratia to all who mty lie threatened with BalJnea* or Oray Hair, it the advice of one who by H Jeep study and research hat become thoroughly acquaintod with the tubject. The Tricopherout or Medicated ^B Compound, which he cheerfully recommends, hat pro- ^B duced the moat wonderful results. Bald headt have been ^B eoverad, and pn\ hair restore.1, to itt original color ^B Seurf and Dandrulf entirely removed and cured. Every ^B day aids fresh testimony to tin' already long litt of ^B successful cures. Private rooms for the reception of la- H (tCf- A GENTLEMAN WAS TAKEN WITH A BE- H vere attack of Rheumatism or tlout In our office, and was s coiiiplelclj helpless thnt w r were oblige, lo tend for a Cab to take him home we learned from ho conversation mat no nail irequent ami repeated attacks of thia kind, and a* a matter of 0(UN, wns rendered for tlx* time helple*'. We ({are him a hottlo of Indian Vegetable F.lixlr, and llewea Nerve anil Bone Liniment, which we found at *1 Maiden Lane, which ho uaet^ with auclxMOrgy and good will, ns every one almuId do w hen buying a remedy for any complaint, that the next day we taw liim attending to Ilia btiaineaa, and perfectly cured of hiagnut. Such cerlilicatcana theae coming from aome of the moat reaper! aide merchants down town should remove all prejudice as to rhr unspeakable efficacy of the above remedy. One exiieriment will ronvinee the moat aceptieal. that the Indian Vegetable Elixir, and lfewea' Nerve and Bonn Liniment, ire not only eurea, but antidotca for the moit inveterate attack*. fty- TO LATHER AN ASS'S HEAD IS ONLY WASTING SOAP?To ineea antlr tell hairy fared female*. thai the** la a rhemiral prepare! ion w hich w ill effe tuallr extirpate all tuch frightful excreacanrea, whilst hey atnlihornh auirer it to mar iheir o'liei?i?e eounte ancea, is aa much a waste of worda.-ns lethe-ing an a??'a I ice i? a waste of soap. I.a lies, the Powder Subtile of Dr. Felix Gourard la efficacious, safe and aimple to tin*, and will eradicate permanently every lilire of hair, which i on nre deairoiia t^remove- To 1* had al the old rata r? M

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tue Bopiemet'ouit, commanding an individual or a set oi individual* to do a certain act, at, for instance. commanding Mayor Morri* to (wear in tha Whig officer* of tbe had at 106 Nasaau atraat. Agent*?Kedding, Boston: Burgess, rhiledel|ihia. aud Dr. Heed, Baltimore. Paa**'? Candy?Its march la onward. New York, March 'J*. ltUl. Gentlemen?1 vvaa last fall afflicted with a severe cold, inasmuch that 1 could not reat at night, uud the phleptn was continually rising in my throat. 1 had been trouble*! with thiicotlffh at times moi-a mi era than at others 1 bad tried all kinds of medicine* that are uaed for inch complaiuts, hut with litUo or no success I was at length in duceJ to purchuse a small quantity of your Hourhound Tandy and 1 am happy to say its effect! upon mo were much better than 1 could have anticipated, lor 1 was completely relieved, and I have no hesitation in recommending it to the public. I am youts, truly, JOHN 8. THOMPSON, 70 Oliver ?t. To Messrs. J. reuse it Son, 45 Divitiou street. Agent!? Redding, 8 State street Bolton Rawli k. Co. 67 State street Albany Zither, Philadelphia Robinson 110 Baltimore street, Baltimore: Haldemau, Louiiville, Ky.; Hacker, Washington Citv, D C.; Jobson, 20 St. Charles street, New Orleans Watson, Memphis, Tenn. Adams Ik Blunt, iluntsville, Ala.; Tobey, Cincinnntti, Ohio Tamehill, Nashville, Tenn. Woodward. St. Louis, Mo.; Piercy Teller, Detroit, Michigan. Qty- BALSAM OK LIVERWORT?This wonderful remedy, like avcry thing else which contains in itself th# ferms of true excellence, is acquiring a fame over the Inited States, unequalled by any production of the kind. The many wonderful cures effected by it have convinced the most incredulous of its virtues. It has restored health to the victims of that dreadful malady, consumption, which yearly carries off so many thousands of the young and beautiful of our race. It needs hut to try it, to be assured of its properties, and its influences on the human system. It is, however, all important that the genuine article should be obtained and this can he done only by applying at 375 Bowery, New York. No family should be without a supply?Sunday Morning \rwt. HQ- IF YOU WOULD BE DELIGHTED AND INstruoted, go by all means to the New York Museum, uotv under the management of Yankee Hill. The Polyspastes Views exhibiting there are the finest specimens of artistical skill ever exhibited in this country. The variation of light, shade and season, is truly wonderful, and must ho seen before its Imposing eff.-ct can be Rpprociatod. Yankee Hill appears in the Lecture Room. There is an exhibition at 3 oYlock in the afternoon, and in the evening. Who wants to be Rood looking, handsome and beautiful 7 (K7- ALL MAY BECOME SO. IK THEY HAVE disfigured skin, or bad hair, if their face is blotch J, or freckled, or pimpled, if their skin is dark, yellow, or sunburnt, why they may have a beautiful clear skin and complexion by using one rake ef the Italian Chemical Soap. Also, but stop, remember reader, the articles we recommend have becu tried in a thousand rasas, and never failed. We can conscientiously say that Jones'Oil of Coral Circassia is, without one exception, the most excellent article for the hair. These are its positive qualities :?it will make the hair grow, stay its falling on, thoroughly cure acurr or dandruff, and cause light, rad, or grey hair to grow dark from the roots nnturallv. Both are sold very reasonable by Jones, sign of the American Eagle. 82 Chatham street. MVe do advise all to try them. They'll be satisfied, we are sure. MK THERE ARE HUNDRKDs"OF PERSONS IN our business community, who, with a lnudible ambition, aspire to be good writers to such we would refer to MR. BRISTOW'S advertisement, announcing a great reduction in his terms for this senson only, from 12 to dollars. This arrangement of his will he satisfactory, at least, to all bad writers, which class is quitetoo numerous. I.et no one, therefore, postpone to appry for admission into his classes they may, perhaps, regret the omission when it is too late. Be wise to-day?'tis madness to defer." 0U-HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.?We cannot find words hig enough with meaning on this occasion to express our feelings of gratitude towards Dr. Fleming for his incomparable candies, they are heyond all doubt the very best medicines for the diseases they profess to cure, that are known to the public; they are purely vegetable, and are sold for the trifling sum of one shilling a stick. His Diarrhea Candv is u speedv cure for all howei complaints, mild in its operation and agreeable to the taste. Ilia worm Candy will in a abort time relieve the moat obstinate case or worms both in children and adults. Hi' Cathartic Candy is most useful in all coses where physic is necessary. His Dinner or Tonic Candy will most cit'ectually relieve from costiveness, fullness, or distress after eating, heartburn, See. For sale at the odice 135 Nassau street, also 140$ Bowery, 36 9th Avenue, 79 Fulton street, 373 Broadway. MESSRS. PINNEY St SON, OF OWEOO, REport that Jas. Macbeth, printer, of Owego, having joined the VVashingtoninns, his leg became swollen to a frightful extent, and the pain out of the power of human nature long to endure. He sent for a box of Dalley's Magical Paia Extractor, which Messrs. P. had bought at No. 71 Maiden lane, New York, which cured the pain and reduced the leg to its natural size iu a few hours. A. T. Hyed.a clerk of Messrs. Pinney St Son, had the Piles terribly, aad nothing elsu would do when he applied this.salve and was cured directly. (SJH A NEW CASE?Mr. Hubbard, a well known citizen of Middletown, Conn., had become bald for years. His wife was determined to grow his hair if possible. She procured a wash that on a short application she found sarted a thick crop of hair all over his head. As it grew she cut it twice, and now he has a full (towing crop of beautiful hair. Reader, do you ask what has done it! Oldridgo'i Balm of Columbia from Comstock St Co. To be found at Dyer fit Co.; and Ferre's, in Middletown Bull, Lee Jt Butler, Wells Humphrey, and C. F. Carlton, Hartford, and Smith Si Co. New Haven; and in New York at 71 Maiden lane. Will you use it or go bald soon, if not so now 1 Let people, and especially ladies of sense, answer. MR. SEYMOUR, OF THE FIRM OF WELLS Si Seymour, of Batavia, purchased three boxes of Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor for me, and in 3d hours wo had full proof of its astonishing powers in arresting pain and aagui?h on a child that was nearly burnt to death. It was literally flayed alive, by the falling of a stove and emptying a kettle of hot water on it. The salvo proved to the world a wonder indeed. The cbVl could nave lived but a few hours, but was raised from torment in twonty minutes, to the wonder of all who ftcheld it. AARON LONG. Pembrook, Genesee Co., May 37, 1843. This article, ol more valuo than all preparations ever discovered, may be had at Comstock's, 71 Maiden Lane, or Mr. Dallcy will give it to any person wanting it for actual cases, who doubts Its power. (ft?- AMERICAN MUSEUM?Lansing the comic drolTerist. Master John Diamon.t (hs nricrtnnl nnH nnanr. passable professorof Negro dancing M^iitlock the Banjo player, Miss Rosalie the pretty linger, Celeste the accomplished dancer, Indian) and Kquaws, Animal Magnetlim, the cataract of Niagara with real water, and other novelties make this establishment for the present week decidedly the most attractive place of amusement in the city. Barnum has adopted the motto of Bam Catch, that "some things can be done as well as others," and so it would seem when such a host of amusements and curiosities are exhibited for 35 cents. We had almost forgotten to mention that the mysterious fortune telling Gypsey Girl, who is the greatest wonder of the age, is to remain another week. ftp- CHATHAM THEATRE?Mr. Kirbv, a talented and deaerving young actor, announces his' name for a benofit this evening, and hi* many claim* should not be disregarded. He presents an attractive entertainment, consisting of the moral drama of the Six Degrees of Crime, and the ever popular drama of the Carpenter of Rouen. The cast of both pieces is unusually strong, Kirby enacting Julio Dormilly and Marteau, (a part he has made exrlusivelv hisown Thome, Antoine C. Mestayer, Nykin La Slppe, and Mrs. Thome, Julie. The old prices are resumed City Despatch Poet, William Stsilt. Principal Opfice.?Letter* deposited before half-paid 8, half-past 13, and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9,1, and 4 o'clock. Bxajich Offices.?Letters dejiosited before 7,11, and 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. OREIO, Agent. MONEY MARKET. Monday, May 30? P. M. The stock market waa heavy to-day, and prices in some cases declined. Del. It Hudson fell Taterson India nn b'r. rose j; Illinois I per cent.; Harlem 1 per cent Mohawk 3 Kentucky 0's J New-York State 5} improved do 6's, 1H6-J, fell I. The anxiety in relation to Harlem stock continues, notwithstanding large purchases of the slock the price yet continues low in consequence of the want of confidence in the stability of the operations going forward. It is now thought that the bears" In the stock are craiy, but the event on Saturday will determine. The progress of resumption at the West anil Southwest, is exerting a beneficial influence uj>on the internal exchanges. The lollowirg is a table of the ratea of domestic bills at New-York at different perio it. In February, 1S39, the resumption was general. In November of the same year, the South and West had again suspended. In January, 1*41, a partial resumption took place for a few week*, when tne nankx south ami Went of New-York ngain impended, and to continued, with the exception of South Carolina, until the prexent Tear. Thexe event* have produced the following fluctuation in the pricex of bilb Rate* or DoMr.iTtr Bn.t.s nr New Yum. l.m tail. 1812. Frh. Nov. Jan Fth. *1pril. May. B ton Vapar par .'x* V* '(pxra Philadelphia.- '4* It 4* 'j, 7 *8% pxr* >j* M Bxlliioorc- ?a l* II Il4*l'* 2 x J 4 4 Richmond. *l 13 2'a*2H *l?^ *S? 2?,hia 7 ti'i* 7 1 *2 1, J.oimvillx 2 a i ?fi 0!i*t0 S 3'%*! Nuhrille. 4 x I *0 II xlt>*?1J St-Loni*. x 13 *11 23 *25 x? Cincinnati 3 x 16 JH'8 li *16 6*7 t xi Indiana a 16 *17 *12 II1 in i?. ?a 17 all *31 _ Mobil*, Naxhville, anJ Richmond, are the prexent centre* of the xuvendol faction*, a fact which ix made apparent ht* iKe ptinrmniti rxf oa of n*rh9n? m> |K^-.. ?'I ~j b- r"1"- art now such as cannot long be maintained with a aound currency in the ndjaornt districts. The following table of the rates of specie, sight bills on New-York, and hills on F.ngland, will show the ?t?te of the currency at the several point* i , par a This shows a fair and favorable state of the currency at point. except at those where fraudulent, irredeemable paper money is tolerated as a currency. The following is a table of the progress of the depreciation of the currencies at fire of the leading points, during the past year Prasiii'M opt Sr?.ar par K bruary, htiaiifj 13 'Jalu 3 a3j* 10 al2 January, li?afi>, 12>, aid 3 al\ *J a 9H 1811. December, 3l?al 9 ?a 9 3 at 5 a iV, November, 3 a3'a 7 ?a 2 a2'a J a 3l, October, 2'>a3 ON ?a H Ml U?| IN September, l1,a211 71. ?a 7lt 2 a3 2 a 2N Annual, 2l,a3l, 8b, ?a 7 2 a3 2'4a 2\ July, 3*,a4 9 ?a 7 2Hi?3 2t,a 3 June, J a6 It1, ?t 6S 2tj, 1?16 ?3 SI'a 10 do do 39)^ 1000 Kentucky 6's 78 60 do Patenoa RR 51 3000 N Y W I,'ii 5,1B68 01 50 do do 50* 1000 Illinois Bonds 17*4 150 do Harlem RR 13V) 3000 do do ID 10 do do s3 13 Ji 2000 do do blO 10 130 do do H 1000 Indiana Bond) 21 150 do do 15 2000 do do 21'.; 100 do do 14* 3000 do do 21* 10(1 do do h3 llh 10 shas Manhattan ft I. an an On it a. 20 do MB Auoria'ii 52 2ufl do do *3 14\ 70 do Am E3 14 23 Del It Hudson 97 30 do do 14 25 do do *13 W! .'41 do do >30 13 24 do do *13 'JS,1.! 23 do Stoniugton RR 16 '4 Second Board. $5000 Indiana Bond* 21'* 23 do do 111* 23 ih* Did It Hudson 9fl'.i 30 do do *60 14 30 do Harlem RR *3 14*t 130 do do 14V 30 do do J4>* 100 do do IIV State off Trade. The market* have been fairly active for the aeaion, but price* of produce generally are heavy. Aihe*?The *ale* since Saturday amount to about 130 barrel* of pot* at $5,12}, and 30 pearl* at $3.30. Klour?The receipt* are light, but the market i* heavy, and though Canal llour is held ut $41.31 j, it can be bought no doubt at $6.23. Michigan we quote at $6.12} a 6.25, according to brand*. No change in other descriptions. Coal?There have been quite a number of arrival* this week and several sale*. 140 ton* Scotch brought $5.87},cash; ISO chaldrons Liverpool Co. nel $8; 213 chaldrons Sidney $5.50; both 4 month*. Coffee? Buyers oiler rnthjer lower price*, but seller* are willing to keep out of the market. The sales were small,lay 500 bag* Brazil at stl a 10 cents; .TOO Laguayra at 9} a j 200 bag* and 30 hbl*.Cuba at 8} a 91; 100 Sumatra 8} and 400 St. D mingo at 7] a The hanit i*. to sell St. Domingo for cash, and th? rest on 4 mos. By Auction 011 Saturday 396 bag* Maranaibo brought 8} a cent*. The following is a comparative table of the price* of the leading articles HLIrtirlti. slpr. 9. ?ipr. 30. My. 7. My. It. Mr/. 21. My. 21. Ashe*, pot*. 6-50 3.30 3.00 3,30 5.23 3.12 Coil, Ljrool, 1.00 ,7.00 7.73 7.30 7.73 7.75 Coffer,Cuba, 9.00 9.00 In 9 9 9 Cotton, UrdandAVtfX 5a9*-? 51* *9)4 3*9>? 3*0*4 3*9 Fish, Dry Cod. 2*2.12 2*2.12 2.?3 2.37 2.77 2.37 Klour, Weil. 6-30 6.00 6.23 6.10 6.31 6.23 Wheat, 1.25 1.26 l.2t 1.26 1.3(1 1.30 Iron, E. Pig, 31.00 23.(0 29.(01 26.00 26.00 Am. 32.30 23.00 31.30 32.00 32.00 Tar, 1-50 1.50 1.62 1.36 1.50 1.62 Oil. whal*. 33 33 3 3 31 31 34 E. Linseed, *3 1 3 06 ?6 96 Beef, mess, 7-50 f..o0 8.00 7.30 7-50 7.50 fork, 9.?3 9.3" 9.IH) 9.39 9.30 9.30 Sugar, X. O., ifi 5 Oi 15 3 These price# are sufficient to show the general course of business through the Spring season. But little mora has been done than absolute necessity required. We annex the new Mexican tariff. The !?rw Mexican Taxiff?The committee of merchants, appointed by Santa Ana to revise and alter the tarifl laws of the country have reported, and all the alterations recommended by them have bean acceded to. Tha new law does not go into effect until six months hava elapsed from the 30th April last. It will be seen that the duties upon nearly every species of foreign merchandise have been materially 'reduced, and we understand that the new tarifl is popular with the mercantile iuteresta of the country generally. We might, also, here state, that many of the restrictiona upon foreign vessels entering the American porta, have been taken ofT, and that the masters are now allowed twelve hourt to present their manifests at the rustomhouse. By the new tariff brandy will pay $2.00 per arroba, t'lfl lbs.) instead af $4,no, as bv the old. (tin, $'2,00 per arroba. instead of $4,00. Hum, whieh waa before prohibited, will now pay $4,00 per arroba. Wines (white) will pay $1,30 per arroba, and red $1,23. It may lie recollected that by the old tariff white wines pay $2,30 and red $2,23. We speak of thosa imported in casks. A proportionate reduction is to be made in all classes imj>orted in bottles. Olive oil will pay $4 per quintal, instead of $3. Sperm candles. $13 per 100 lbs, instesd of $26. Codfish, $1 per quintal, instead of $0. Steel, $2 per 100 lbs. instead of $4. Raw iron, $1 per 100 lbs. instead of $2. Wrought iron, $2, instead of $4. Black tea will pay 60 cents per lb. instead of $1, green, 73 rents, instead of $1. Ham*, which have alunv* been prohibited, will now be admitted by pa} ing :I0 per cent on amount of invoice, with 2.'i per cent augmentation. Cloth of all cla** cent*, per vara, instead of (1. Cotton print*, colored, 9 cent* per vara?they enn now come in n* coamr u* 26 thread* to the j squire inch?liefore prohibited, under 30. Thi* alteration w ill have the tendency to bring many t'.nglish goodiintothe Mexican market,"which were before a* good ar prohibited. Cotton handkerchief*, colored, will now pay 6 cent*, the square vara, instead of 12$. Cotton thread i? prohibited a* lormerly. Cattle Market, Upper and lower market* were both dull to-day, comparatively *penking. There were about *even hundred Breve*, five hundred Sheep nnd Lamb*, and fifty Cow* nnd Calve* offered. Not all sold. We notice no change In beef cattle. Sheep fetched from V2 to .VM); Lamb* from $2 to 3.60, and Cow* and Calve* from J>26 to 38 each. The quality of the rattle was pretty fair. Foreign Market*. Kivotrojr. J*. April 29?Colic*?One tierce marked DMF-, M at top, sold at 92?, 1 ditto ditto, same mark, at 72a, and 2 ditto marked NB, at 102* per 100 lb*. Sugar?llhd*. aohl at 22* to ?j? ditto ditto at 22* 3d tt 23*. and ditto ditto at 2ft* per 1001b*. 1 .1 j .nnnnpp Married. On the 26th instant, at Sharon, the leat of Commodot* Thomas Ap. Cateaby Jonei, jn Fairfax county, Virginia, by the Rev. Thorns* Balcb, D. D-, Hr-??v l)*v* W?ati, of the city of New York, to Chabi otts: OacaaaiTH, of Dublin, Ireland. Died. In this city on the 4th inatant, Aaboh Cesar Pio&ot, iv sged 11 years and months. OntheSOth instant, Mrs. M*ar Bi'rraas, in the 7Jrd year of her age. The relatit es and friends of the deceased are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place this Tuesday) afternoon, at lour o'clock, from No. l&'i Heade t street. I On the .tilth in-itant, Runs a r, son ol ltoliert and Ann 1 uwt'Di, a^eu I year, H month* and '21 day*. The friend* and acquaintances are respectfully invited t j attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afrernoon.at ao'clock, from No. 66 Mutt street, without further invitation Weekly Report of Interment* In the City and County of New York, from the tlst day of Mav to tli** 28(h day of May, 1812. 21 Men 42 Women 40 Boys 31 Girls. Total, 137. DltCASKS. Absctsi, 1; Ane urism, 1; A|K?plexv, 5; Asphyxia, I; Blerdiog ir. 11* Lungs, ?i; C tn i ,j*r nWMOpMMSnmnSSimnmSMBMaMBSMBBBMM|ipMgpMSSMB|p| Latent Advice* received at thk new yokk iikkal-t) office. 1 Afnc* Feb. 13 Macao Feb. II AaiCiyri April 22 Madras Feb. 20 Antigua May I Manilla Jan. 2 Bombay April 1 Montevideo April 6 i Bttaria Jan. 8 Maranlinm March 2 Bermuda May; II Vaunt a May 19 Bouairt April 9 May-agues -May II Biienoe Ayres March 25 Maracaibo -April 3 Bahia March 1 Matamoras April 17 Belize, Hood. May 7 Neuvitax April 20 j Barbadoes April 29 Nassau. N. P. May Bogota Dec. 19 Oahu, S. I. Dec. 27 Berbice Feb. 20 Taria May 2 Cape Haytirn April 6 Port an Prince May 13 Curaroa March 5 Ponce, P. R. May 0 Cienfhtgos April 28 Para May 3 Carthagem May I Pernamhnco May t Caracca* Apiil 12 Panama-- Feb. 20 Chagrea July 1 Rio de Janeiro April 12 Callao Jail. 22 SiugniMnr Dec. 20 Calcutta Feb. 19 Sydney, N. 8. W.- Aug. II Demarara March 'J St. Helena March 29 Faval April II St. Thomas April 30 Gibraltar April 19 St. Barls Jan.. 3 Guayaquil Feb. 13 St. Jago de Cnba- April 20 Guayama, P. R. May 11 St. Johns, P. It May 3 Oonaives May li St. Croix April 12 j Galveston May 1C St. Martha May 1 Havre May 3 St. John, N. B. May 18 Havana May 21 Surinam April 27 Halifax May 22 Tampico-.i April 2? leremie March22 Tobasco April 21 Jarmel April 2ti Turks Island May 12 Kingston, Ja. May 0 Trinidad de Cuba- May 2 London May 7 Vera Cruz May 12 Liverpool May 1 Valparaiso Feb. 6 j La Guar April 22 Yucatan April 3 Lima March 20 Zanzibar Dec. 19 PaMengers Arrived. 1 Bremen?Brii Maihildc?Mrs Abeg and chilJ, and 18 in the steerage. Qat.rr.iTON?Brig Cuba? Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs Dillingham, Mrs Wade, two children and sen ant, Mrs Oslniann, Mrs Day, Mrs Ames, Mrs Nnrdman, Mrs Srrfiehl, Mrs Allen and chil l, Mrs .Burger, M ias Dyer, Miss Brown, J A Mason, L J Latham, F Kelly, J P Dsvie, John Kuthrrn, John Browu, and J Magce. Panne it gent Sailed. Liverpool?Ship Brooklyn?Dr Wheeler and lady, of Brooklyn; Alexr Jonnson, Aloir Pullen, Mr Higtfinbottom, and S Clement. England?70 iu steerage. J Foreign Importations. BrkMW?Hriif M.illiilila- lAnAaUmlirsKn. IftA 1.? ?l*? J C Mullcr?10 bvs Hns 8t Goetz?7 |Sc?rx 15 boxes Orosheim St, Sorrbcr?2 bis 1 ck A F L Hen?20 bvs G H Krcmbcnc Sc. co?11 j nkg* 5 cks G H Sicmon?5 casks J H Hilbcrtson?2 Schultz Blydenburip?2 C H Schneider?2 Vietor St Duckwitz?10 bin Hcnschen Unkirt?3 cks 3 bxs C W Varwick?4 S St H Korst- mm?2 pkgS II ei^-63 hides Chain- hrrlainSt Cutter?1 trunk 1 desk H Ilutchins?I bx Warner?153 bale* cotton 6 bbls copper 10 hides 1 bdl derr skins 1 case 450 bxs tO order. MARITIME HERALD. Departure of the Atlantic Steamers. 1 FROM FNOI.AND. FROM AMERICA. Acadia, Ryrie Julie 1 k Cl. Western, Hoskeu M*y 21 June 16 Columbia, Judkius M?y 19 June 16 s Britannia, Hewitt June 4 July 2 r Caledonia, Lotl June 19 July >6 ort of the (hipping left at the |>ort whence they tailed, the vessel* s|.okcn on their passage, a list of their canrn, aud any foreign nrwsp?|iers they may have. Commodore Martin will board them immediately on their arrival. We will reciprocate he favor in any way. PORT OK NEW YORK, MAY 31, 1M2. UN RISKS 4 19 I MOON RISES 12 04) SUN SETS 7 21 I HIOM wirr.S kl 2U Clearest. Shin Brooklyn, Richardson, Liverpool, K. Richard.on it Co. ?Bars Hrhoois, Cole, Bangor, Mr. R. P. Buck ?Brigs Wiscon sin, Hopkins, Camiieachy, Bouchaud Ik Thehaud; Augusta, Sh.rwood, Savannah; Oeol Pinckney, Ford, Baltimore.?Schrs i Rhi Granite. Rogers, Hampden, Me. Brett rt, Sun, for New York, to sail May 12. Arr April 27. Echo, NOrleaus via Falmouth. Moxteoo Biy, Ja. April 2fi?Arr Pandora, Pluladrlphh. I'l ss imhi cOj May I?In |iort, Oiralfr, for N York, in 2 days; Globe, from Philadelphia, art April 29; C hedabneto, from Halifax, discharging. Henry Mansim, for Philadelphia, sailed3 dais previous. MoWTKTU>ro, April 5?Arr since 2lsl ult. Helen M?r, froin Philadelphia, disc; Giilliare, from live l?lr of Hah do; Herald, from Val|iaraiso, boundto Cadia, put in leaky, Philcns. from Btth. disg; F.litaheth, New York, do; Margaret Hngg. from Rio Janeiro, Irlg for Havana, lo sail aootl; F.ipress, from New York .disg; Africa, Boston, do; Telumah, from N York, just arr; Three Brothers, Salem, proceeded to Bncno* Ayres; Albion. fin do. do do; La Plata, Philadelphia, do do; Amazon Miltimure, do do; Theti*, Boston, do do; Africa, fin Bo?ton, disg; Delight, Bueuo* Ayres, jnst arr. United States Ports. PnHTi.*"t!>, May 2t?Signal for a brig. Arr 27th, Snow, Thomasl-n for Mobile; Extra. Porto Riro. Phil*nyt.rill?, .May IIS?Art Venire, NY'ork; Ann It L-ali. do; Packet, Bangor; Gen Warren. Peruainhuco; Dimly. ilaibor Island; Borer, do; Splendid. Sayhrook; Vulture. Newburrportt Iranhoe, do; Asawain, NYork; United States, Lubec. I Id Gen Lafayette. Stamford, ercftiTf, fo h# obtained in this country. See advertise* meettm tiwlm colnwm of foorth ps nil BA Y W ATEli. Jii it i ceired from Saint ruii,tw I indred rallon* of Bay Water, a superior article. For ?aI?' Iiv tin* 1 bottle, uallcn, or barrel, by WM. J. HOMER, mil 7t*r 170 Southafreet. T^O WOOL STArLKRH.?A pfnon is deairoua of taking sitmtimi in the Wool businraa, who Imi had twenty years practical eiperirnce and thoroughly understands the nature of the Wool HtipliiihC in all it* various branches. Addn a to O I' f V w York Ib r ?bl office. mil 2t rr_ TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN.?An elegant amte of rooms can be bad together or separately, furnished or unfurnished, and with or without board, in a private family, at No. BO White ftrect. Alio, an upper room, on moderate terma. in 17 lm*r SUMMER STOCKS. SCARFS, CRAVATS. AND GLOVES, 1UST RECEIVDC, rich utmilir.of the ibore artirl**, con" ii.tin-,prf*.lv for thr WURTBMkl. Aim? Srarft MM UfSTMe, II lti it variety. A large avaortrnrnl of Milk, Thread, Cotton and Hoakin Olovc?at the old eitabliihrn- nl 241 Broadway, b-iaon Park Place and Mnrray itre PARSK.LLS, Agent f ir J. AOATE, N. B. Con"nntly on hand an evtrnelre anortment of Linen >nd Muilin Bhtrta, Linen Drew Kronta, Linen Coll ir?. 1 nder 1 Oarment*. tec Str. mU lin*m 1 r> ENGLISHMEN.?The Mihacrtber. Attorn. y and I CtMinaellor,who |irarti*eil m England in the legal r.ro(. vion for manv year*, hat eatabltahed ageueiea in Condon, I.iveri?"il. I Rriatol. and in moat of the ?ca |>ort towaa in England, may be cniwlllted With rrfrrencr tO tltl" of Engll-ll property or III the recovery of delita. lye. SAVIl'KI, OwtN, j I mjl lt?r 07 Naatru ttrect, corner of John UEBB'S IMPROVED BURNERS, at ..reut>-fir. (.er inj J**? t*un fluiot*. T)it? subscriber has now on V'"/, L"*urt "#nl ,ul th* >">Port.d Burner., which he w offere at the above redurrd m6j. A ltuoral discount alllui A *le"\ 'U4|"V Oetnuhioe al 50 rente pei allon. Cimtfiormted U* 7i emu. Call and euumnw fo. ourceleee at No. ill Grand street, one dr from Br>*mwey. JAMES HINDS. N. B. All kinds of Lamps altered, bronzed, gilt and repaired I tin* shortest notice, on rea* iiahle t#rm? m*?t i... m. HOARDING.?A few single geutleineti can be accommodated with rood board ami pleasant nmins by applying immediateat 198 Walker street. Applicant* Hill find it to their adv luUye calling toon, as there will be no |?aiii4 or t|N.ti*e vpaired to lake n comfortable and pleasant horn- for boarder*. ii mi to let, hiruuhedoi uiftiminhed. m31 lwr*m THE NORTH AMERICA N'trOAL t OMPANT VTOTIt'E is lienby given to the Stockholders of the North AioerioHti ('oh I oinpauv that an election for Eleven Direc?r? of the sm their tonic properties tend in strengthen the system, ,nd improve the general health. Retailed at No. 79 Fulton street, and at Drug store Broadway, ornei t lumber street. W>31 lt*C Office oi i mi Nf.h Toa* B v*a Notk. LTst, J 208 Broadway, New Yo'k. SUBSCRIBERS are hereby notified that the hills of the Bmk of St. Albans, Vcnnool, are n?i longer redeemed at Joston. The pamphlet for the 1st June will he .-cut to subscribers to norrow (Wednesday.) Should any b himself, anil was tak;*n into tip' Chelsea Hospital in the city of Boston. That after being in stid hospital five weeks, Doctor Otis said lie did not know what wis the matter with him, and that lie could do nothing for him, nor could he prescribe any medicine. Thai li?\ therefore, wis conveyed from the Chelsea Hospital to the Sailor's Retreat on Stiten Isl ind. Thit he was there phvsiced with all sorts of medicine for a neriod of four months, suffering ill the time the mo*t heart-reudiug misery. Thar, besides his affect ions of his hones, lie was troubled much with a disease of the lungs sometimes he would suit a quart of ph.egrn in the day. Besides this affection he had a bad diarihoea, which had more or less attended him from the commencement of hi* sickness. That at lime* he dreaded a stool worse than he would have dreaded death that he can compare the feeling to nothing save that of knives passing through his bowel*. After suffering worse than death at the Sailor's Retreat on Suten Island, the doctor told hiin that medicine was of no use to him, that he must try to stirabout. At this time he was suffering the greatest misery. That his hones were so tender he could not near (he least pressure upon the elbow or upon the knee, that his instep was most painful that as the doctor said he would give him no more medicine he determined to procure some or Dr. Brand* rcth's Pills, which he did, from 2-11 Broadway, New York that he commenced with five pills, and sometimes increased the dose to eight. The first week's use so much benefited him that the doctor, not knowing what he was using, said, "Now, Shaw, you are looking like a nun again; if you improve in this wav, vou will soon be well." That he found every dose of the Brandreth Pills relieve hiin?first they cured hint of the pain when at stool, and they next cured the diarrhoea, and finally the pains in his bones: that the medicine seemed to add strength to liim every dpy. He told the doctor yesterday, the llth instant, hat he felt hi line If well, ami also that he owed his recovery to Brandrrth's Pill* under Providence; that lie had taken the medicine every day for 19 days; that the doctor told hiin if he h.id known he had been taking that medicine he should not have itaved another day in the house. He considers it is his duty to make this public statement, for the benefit of all similarly afflicted, that they may know where to find a mediciut* that will mre them JOHN SHAW. John Shiw being by ine duly sworn tliin 12th day of April, 1012, did depose and say, that the foregoing statement is true. J. D. WHEELER. Commissioner of Deeds. BRANDRF.TH'S PILLS ire sold at 25 cents per box, with directions, at tlie following daces in New York. ^111 RIUNflltF.TH'S PRINCIPAL HITVirL?*>il Hna.l. way. Bowtry Ollir**, 271 Bowery** 189% Hudson street. 173 Second street. Olierve the new labels, each having upon it twoi signatures of Dr. Brandreth.s So each hoi of the genuine has sii signatures, rhree Bsnjainin Bruidrcth and three B. firaiulreth upon it.# Besides the labels are full of small printing done in red ink. here being on the labels nearly three huudied impressions of leniamin Brandreth's Pills. in31 11 r 5JTRANOEK8 Si CITIZENS desirous ol'uvimt thirty-three J and a third per cent on their dress are invited to call at the iroad^ay Cash Tailoring Establishment, whert they will find n plendid assortment of materials of the newest fashions, received ?er latest importations, and are made to order to suit all tastes at a liscoutit of thirty-three and a third ner cent from credit prices, rhe best cutters and workmen employed. Terms cash on deivery. A full suit furnished in twenty-four hours. AdH?S3?r. THIRTY-THREE AND A THIRD PER CENT MAY [IE SAVED in Oe title men's Dress, bv cilling at the Broidway Cash Tailoring Establishment and ordering a auit of Clothes, which for elegance and durability are unsurpassed in he city, and at a discount of thirty-three and a third per cent from credit prices. Terms cub on delivery. ARTHUR L. LEVY, n30 3t im*r 139 Broadway, between Courtland A Liberty st. f OST.?A (hild Stone Bracelet was lost on Saturday,?a reLi ward of three dollars will he paid on delivery at 71 Wall or 28 Thompson street. in30 2i?r WM. G. BULL It CO._ A CADIA STEATVIER.?Letters for the Steamer Acadia, fY which will ?ail from Boston os the fir?t of June, will be re. cived at the Upper and Lower Post Offices in this city,unti wenty minutes past 4 o'clock, P. M.. on Tuesday, 31st instant rhe inland postage of 18% per single letter, must be |?aid. All letters mi despstch-J will be under the chance of the Fost tluter at Boston, who w ill see them duly forwarded. Post Office, New York. Mav 28th. 184?. mjitytr JOilN LORIMF.U GRAHAM. P.M. r EFX'HES LEECHES! LEECHES.?COW very fine large IJ I'ralthy Smyrni.nd German Leerhe., for tale wliolesale or elail, rrry reasonable, orcarefully app'ied by WM. WATSON, Chcmitt fc Pharmaceutist, in2U lm*c Apothecaries' Hal). j?\ Catharine street. BLACK French Straw HaU,imported, dyed for ladle.' mourning hit. in warm wralh r. Little boy. superfine Leghorn ula. While French Straw Hats, ladies nod little girls tir.e*, at ow prices. Ladies'Leghorn Hit*, fashionable aharH-.. for .ale ,y C. WILSON, Leuh Atny 10th, at NOS. 4 5 ASTOR HOUSE, mM IWUC _ I.EMON SVIiOT, GREAT REDUCTION/.V PRICES. t ran Boxes Lemon Syrup, firof, second, third, and fourth 1 ,0uU qualities. 1000 botes SirsanarilU and Raspber y Syrups. 000 do Pine Apple, (linger, and Strawberry Syrujw. 100 do Orgeat Syrup. 4H0 do StonghtoiiN and Wine Bitters. 1000 do Assorted Cordials ('*rdeaus, Martinique, Am sterdtm, and Italian 400 bbU and halfbbl* Cordial*. 10 do Liquor Coloring, 200 botes H??c k C.indv, red and white. 200 gr?is* Extract of Lemon. All put up in line shipping order, and for sale at reduced twice* at tlie old establishment of JOHN B. KEY, 33 Builir* Slip. V* n _ TV I r. 111 fowl ii f.xr til. ir t ..It I ...A,? tin i i/ fl?? where. rn:/'?1 rn* r?/J00,000 La Norma Hrirarf, [ANDKD from the briff Ohio, from Havana, of ?nperio J quality, for tale in lot* to j?uit purchasers, nt r?a*ou.il?l irtfra, by M. IIA DKK, tti t hath on urn t. rnlO lm* XK\V STtAM SAW MILL.-The attbtcribera havii* their mill in full operation, and a eompl^'f atock of white Nile, white pine, Georgia nine and hemlock timbers on hand, ind are prepared to furnian the same by the wl), crib. >r single OTMWedto oratfi i"i pip bvildert, hou*e b?iWer?, and ithera, on the moat reasonable term*, and at the shortedtx???ihle lotice. rVrsnns requiring any article in our line of bosinesa, nav depend upon being supplied at once by apply ing at the mill, fo ?t of Hth street. North Hirer. _ n,3l end 2? LKWIft OKIFFEtt CO. \f IPWIFER* .-Mi IU/SSKLL. I teemed bv the b acult VI ?r hi 1 I I kl'iiw Arntlftml t/\ ra^. ice midwifery, and to treat the diaeuer of wonarn anil 1. m?Um*r WRf. vi il i ANARY lEfBTor Side, at NoTlii" Fojton at r wholeaale tad retail. B| AUCTION SALES. BY THOMAS BELL. Stoi ti Not Ti .Inn ami 111 AWlan ilrtel.) TUESDAY At 101a o'clock, at the ailea tooui. Suoiuiri lothint,- ilr> uoods, fancy ami pinned articles, eKars, krocursea, hardware, it. Also, i large lot of elegant goods "ml merchandise of a arh'iia lesrriptloiu, clothing, fcc.. It.- pledged over one i ear. Alan, lite stock .>i ju upiiolsle.t r, rniilpiiaiug about lihy rkrst "tie It or nullrviri. t nious sires; pillattrra, beds, bolsters ami allows, sofas, i u.lnoiu and Otlser articles in the line. WEDNESDAY. M lOle o clock, til the sale rooms, and at No. kt Aun street. Episcopal Prris. Snlciidtd and eiUiisiv* sale of eibiuet furniture. Alto, the t utiie valuable- furniture formerly contained *u tlw Blooming*! th- Abbey. Tint will be nrrarigt-d iu the Stores Ji Ann and 116 Fullou street and 28 Ann ?t. The carpet* and oil clothe* will .til be mcaanrcd and an Jinked. There will also be Catalogues in time. THURSDAY. At 10 o'clock, at No.3bi Btnadway. corner White at. Largo sale of superior family groceries, choice winet, teat, pickles, sauce*, fruit*, ice. Will he tol-l without reserve, the ntire truly valuable ttock of the old w. II kn.otn c ?tabli*hm-nt. The groceries and every thing in the detriment are of the best and freshe Equalities; the wine* are deservedly celebrated and need no puling card of description can be M-eu at the tttire or sale room i. nnd atforiL an opportunity lor families aud others, it the ttock will be told in lot* to suit purchaser*. FRIDAY, At 10 o'clock in the sale room*. Piano Fortes, Organs, Paintings, file &.c.?Without reserve, 10 splendid rosewood and nthoiiM) new indw nvd hand piano firtft.by the English, French and American muiuf.iclurer,, valuable organs guitar*, innsic stools. elegant original paintings and engravings, about 200 vols vain ible t>ooks, fitc. fiic. I 11Y F. J. BKAKN8, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY At II o'clock, in front of the store 130 Fulton st. Packagt Sale of Earthenware?52 crates of Derbyshire Iron Stone Yellow Ware, assorted iu packages; 25 crates printed wore, and 10 iMckages glass, now landing, from ship Hutting* tier, foot of FrAiiklin st, N. 11. Catalogues and samples early on the morning of sale. thursday, At 10ja o'clock at the auction room. Furniture?A general abutment of houstlndd and kitchen furniture. FRIDAY, At 10 o'clock at the auction rooms. Groceries?A large and general assortment of groceries, teas, wines, sugar*, coffee, liquors, file., by virtue of a mortgage, ami by order of the assignee. Also?20 bauds St Croix Sugar; 25 bags Java offre, and 21 half boxes young hy on tea, by oider of tin- Sheriff. m3l 11 r RThTTIMPSON. Auctioneer. Hardware, cutlery, rc.-jacob s. platt's Iweuty-secoud spring trade sale, will take place this day at 10 o'clock, at the stor?. No. 21 Plaft stieet. consisting of 300 packages, casks and lots of Birmingham, Sheffield, French, Gertntn and American hardware, table and irocket cutlery, fancy goods, German silver, fitc.fcc. Also, at 2 o'clock, an invoice of 20 gold and silver w niche*. anions which are Johnson, S. 1. Tobias k Co., and other celebrated makers, consisting of patent lever, anchor escapement*, dnpliu, chronometer, lcnine, verge watches. Sale positive, to c|el, dam iri d on the voyage ??r importation. The above sale is vrc|| worth v tit** attention of the couutr) mMfeil n the cit] deah m3l lt*r BY R1ELL Ac AfeCULARlfTs', THIS MOKMNG. At 10,o'clock, in ili** salec room. Wines, Liquor*, Scu'.iiN, &r?-Consisting of ver.. clinier Malmsey and Surh nidi* Madeira, Duff Gordon's p-\-aod brown sherry, Port, and St Juliciu Claret, st-ir and anclnn i mv jvtfpie, Dunuy bnndy in bond. cordial*, s|*rm and patent at., bister candles, Havana and Principe *e?ar>, varinut brand* alio fine, with other articles iu the line, to which the attention of private families is invited?to he sold in lots to suit purchasers.] in U It r A UCTION NOTICE-Elettanr Furui'nre-R.in or ?hme.-cs Thi diy, at 10 o'clock, at 17 Fulton street, the Furniture of a family declining housekeeping, consisting: of sofa, mahogany and fancy chairs, dressing and plain bureaus, tea,card and dining tablet,marble top wash*'amis, polislnd inahogauv wardrobe, withstands, sideboard*. Frcncb mahogany bedsteads, maple do, pier classes, paintings, beds and mattrasses, cliiua tea sets, dinner Jo, 3 plv ingrain and Venetian carpet, h*ll an 1 astral lamps, mantel clocks and ornaments, and tint Kitchen furniture. Also, I polished marble top sideboard, 1 blue Canton China dinner set, refrigerator. 1 railroad rtove and apparatus, also 15 marble top tables snirable for saloons and public garden*, mil It*r JOHN 8NIFFEN, Auctioneer. OTICE TO" FURNITURE BUYERS.-WASHTNOTON MEEKS, No. 315 Broadway, next the Hospital, would draw the attention of the public thai he w ill sell splendid Cabinet Furniture at 10 iwr cent, less than the same quality of work is now soiling at the auctions?consisting of Drav.s, Couches, Sofas, entered in diflvilVtlicolored plushes, tuliiit., and hair cloth, ot the latest Spring patteVM* dl6 6m NEW~YOIlK AND NEWARK.

From the foot of Cmirilandl ?f*et, New York. (Every day?Sunday tit.!.pled.) Le.ve?Ncw York Leave. Newark At 8 A. M. At i P. M. At 7H A. M. At l? P. M. 9 do. 4 do. 9 do. 3H do. 11 do. lu>i do. 1*4 do. 6 do. 7 do. t do 10 do. ON SUNDAYS. Froin the foot of Liberty ?treet. Leave New York, Leave Newark. At ft A. M. and lj? P. M. At 12 Noon aud 10 P. M. NEW YOllK. ELI/ABETHTOWN. RAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fare reduced. From the foot of Liberty itreet, daily. Leave Ne.v York. Leave New Brunswick. At 9 A. iVl. Al A. >1. 4? P. M. 11 A. M. SOMERVlLLE Stages connect with these lint each way. Kan* between New Vork and Somerville, 50 cents. Do do New Brunswick, cents. Rah way, M csttk Klixabeifitown, 25 cents. The fare in the 7A. M. train from New Brunswick, anil i\ P. M. train from New Vork, has been reduced betwrrn New York and New Brunswick, to 50 cents. and Railway to The Philadelphia mail line passe* through Nuw Brutuwick for New York every evening at 9 o'clock. On Sunday t the 7X A. M. tri|* from New Brunswick is omitted. P?...s... SS.,.M?L.|. ,t Ik, tielsat ..flu-,., re cene a ferry ticket gratis. Ticket* are received bv the conductor only on the day when purchased. m2G 3in saM POK ALUANY~iiid TROY direct-Tin CV w* nilrnndiil low pre?>ure steanileial DF. WITT JfaojLJZ.CLINTO>I, ajitaili S. K. Roe, will leave the foot of * For freight or passage, tuning odatlons unequalled for apleudoi 01 comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to K. K. COLLINS St CO. M South atrteL Price of ntsaage ?100. The k t ship ROSCIUS, Captain CoHtna, of 1100 tons, will succeed the Oarrfek, and sail fcVJi July, her regular dav. Paaseng?-is ruay rely on the ships of litis line sailing punclu illy as advertised m'Jlc Xi5ft PASSAiiK f&r lrvi:Hfl-i;1.1rr>7VSt*3fV The splendid, fast sailing packet shin ROar.sengers. For passage early application should hr made on hoard, foot of Burling Slip, oi to W. fc J. T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip. jnMc corner South at reef. PASSAGE FOR LONDON-Packct of first nf June.?The splendid, fast sailing packet ship MED]khMfaiATOlt, Capt Chid wick, tails imairively ns above, her regular day, having splendid accommodation* for cabin, a* cond cabin and st# erage passengers. Those wishing to secure berth* should make early application ou board, or to W.kJ. T* TAPSCOTT. mV _ 41 Prck ?li|>, i or South ?t. KOlf >TA K S KI CCE'S ?The iuperior l.ark KVKHCart. Wsjo, will be Hniwlrlird on or brlnr* JUiuL'ik' I lib June. V?r lrnrl-1 pikjc, ,1 to BOYD fcHINcKEN. m2Ro No. 1 Timlin* B' ildinit. PACKET S1111' ONEIDA from HAVHK.-t oimcnrr* will I'lrur tend thoir prrimu on board, at pirr No. 1 North Rirrr. All c'rorli not permitted by the 2!>?h inat. will bo ?rnt to the public alorr. ir??t kklTiTouse tkottinc coursk. A r*ir?e for Twenty Dollar*, Mil* Heat*. l>r?t thrre in fir*. to com* off thi* dv, at 1)^ o'clock. M. Biidyrs. bh, Colour B.rd. J. Sointn indyke, *h, Jemmy Kirlior. Brook, b h. J m Cone. L. Hogtt?. tt h, John Ati'Icmoh. mil II r CAMPHENE. VT7F.BB, through hi? invention* i tli? article* know (amphene and Webb'* Burner*, nan tnmwn too mmrn light throughout tltip country for year* p**t. to admit of lightened public bein* led awiy h\ any nil?eril*enieiir? whtrn may oftn to convey the idea tlia* the genuine ampw't'e b? obtained atanv e?t*blnhmer>t in tht* city, tatablUhed EMPORIUM OK LHIHT, heen rc-deeorated, and the latler filled with rare and beautiful Shrubs and Flowur*. Edge, the inimitable Pyrotechnist, hat Iteeu engaged foi somi iitoiitTis past in executing, al an uiuianal expense, a series of if s I displays in his pleasing art. Tliu I'lomniide Musicale, which last season save such nut unitrural satisfaction, will he ri sinned bj a full and eflieieu' [tic henna, uudei lit, ilbcctjoii of Mr. F.. Woolf, from Coven' Garden, London, and no effort wl)I lie left nn'iied to merit tit itrtisitc pntiouage hrstonoil on this eatablishinent hereto fore. The Gaul en will lie ilnown open al half past 7 precisely, and lite amusements commence at 0 o'clock. Admission. JP Cents. B.?A limited number of Season Ticket' will be issued ina. r HILL'S NKVV YOH.K MUSELIU (Formerly known as Peale's,) An. >sj Urnuilwai/, onnolift the City Hall. TREMENDUra ATTRACTION '?INCREASED NO VELTY 7wo Performances Daily. MONDAY, May o and every rvriiinc during the week YANhyy. HILL AT HOME. Grand MjUtiiios of the woudarful I'OLYHI t 9TKS VIEWS, Just tmiiorted front Enrone, o- Mom J Martin, and to be pav sented to the publie for tin first time in this country. Last wishes of the Emperor Vapo|ron, represented in tell mtttiiificenl Polvt|ta?tes Tableaux. Among the other views to be e-xliibt-J wl|| t>a found? 1st?La Tour de Nr?|r 2d?Campo Vecchio at Rome. 3.1 ?Huins of the Abby de Haint Berlin alt, (jmer. 4tlt?l.oneche, and LiGemmiiu three Tabli,ax On this occasion will also be exhibited a t. w Daguerre's Diorama. Mr. Hill will deliver hit lecturea on the habits, cu?0ln>i ma? Iters, kc? of the Down Eesters?and conclude with a n,iUberb Equilibriums aud splendid Danceaon the 1 ight Rone. The first Comic Singer of the Day, Mr. Dickinson, will occasionally introduce a aerie* of the most popular songs**thu great East Indian Ntcroinatic Keats by Mr. Jeiiaiiyrs. Mom superalatiw Egyptian Pyrainidical Vmultiug by a fully talented troupe?single horse acts of dash aud dtre, by Mr Howard. Twenty iwrformers will represent Grand Historical Cava! cade Pigeaiits, with tne beautiful stud of Horses. And in accordance with the taste of the day the most excel lent and popular a|oth ladiea and gentlemen arc. requeued to attend. By ordei, m3'l Itr J. A. SPARKS, Seeretar. f'KEAT AND NOVEL ATTRACTION AT TI!L RLYSIAN FIKIapS !-Frfr Cnin'crt* dTaf, i U Mu?ard, fViTv Monda) Wfdncudiy and Saturday Aft* moon, frnjn 1 l*? itiie to iutn?i?nr?? lo llie public that he I?m f flrcted a abort ojm ias of thr most admired romj-oi n, with fatnritr overture*, rarutin**, tfallo|wd'-?, lie. fc,c. The Iwauty of die tirrouiidiiixf scenery, combined with tha cxrrlUnrs ofthemuaic, cannot rail to yhddit gratifying amu*? mnt to tlioac who may honor him with their coin|*uy. m22 10t?r FIRKWORKS, CRACKERS*&C. FOURTH J UL Y, 1842. COUNTRV and city dealer* in fireworlta, will find it to their advantage to call and examine an ritrnaive aaaortment of the heat quality, at 11. AYLIFFE'S old eatabliihment, DK t halham atrret. A large quantity of fire eraelteraitut received. Re mem tier I lie ?ign ol the two mammoth ally rochet* and cold key mil t jy?*r Mechanical lamps?removal.?Th* .uUmbe, bee. to inform bia cnalomer* and other*, that he haa re moved hi* DEPOT from \T Broadway, to the new warehou*. No. 20 John ?treel, neai Broadway, where hit eatabliihment hi. increased accommodation*, and he i? prepared a* hereto lore to fnniiah all the variety of theae mo.t beautiful Lamp*, ami every article appertaining to them, at the lowrat poeaible ratea. He would particularly invite the attention of the proprietor* of Hotel*, Liornnea, public or private, and all other targe e?I tahli.hmeut. to the great inducement* he ia now preiared lo d produce thr mmt attr.mMr li?lit liOMibtc, at about our tiaJf the coat of Ku. K. D. 8ATTON. Succyaaor to A. Diacou. M John sirc.r. I he agency at i hiladt-lphi.i h continued as heretofore, at 125 S.P',.J 'treet. anulh Boston, If) Tremont Row. rr?2f? lwis#c nANtr mathematical academy, Wo. 3n Ann sueet, Neiy York, centre or the city.?Gentlemen, desiiotis of obtaining, in the moat complete manner, anil tti a very abort lime, at a small expense, the following very lucrative vocations, commanding the highest salaries, to wit, (iHjmetry, Triffonometry, Astronomy, Optics, Geoffraphv, with the i se, the Olohes, Navigation. JLiiuar Observations, use of Chronometers, lie. complete. All kinds of surveying and engineering, the practical use of in* fru rife fit*. hoth in the observatory und in the fields, and those put irt'thc best order for use, The requisite instrument* are kept for practising architecture, civil, naval. machinery, hritlgrt, Itc. Vrfth estimates. (Inaging with the rods, to tire greatest exactness, mensuration, writing, hy an easy method, in a lew lessona: arithmetic, far II fieri or to nu v other method, calculating all the monies, w iirliU and measure* of re it to that of each other by ahreviated theorems. Book-Keeping, emhrartnff a mercantile wi,h C. 8HARHKKF, T, mel~l, in?* 1t#c With Assistants. In Cutlers* Mouses Woodei Knives.* rPHffl Spanish proverb applies most eicellently to some .if I flu New York Hair Oil manufacturers who are makinr 20 at npi bv their grand repositions, when thev have bald I lirads fhem*e|re?. But PASTOR'ft Oil il not only food for I every body* hair, to destroy dandruff and prevent hajr from I turninf grey. but it also an excellent Oil to keep his own n?ir I equal to any hair in tht world. This I wasting is not intended I for the 1 ity of New York, where, far the last sixteen yeais. I I have 1* en practising the hair rutting tfhsiness. but as I ain sell. rtf ...I Cnr tiu? roimtrv I want to plit theni m.heTr i?Vrd w.m.t ...me held heed ?pol. the. ?rr m.kjn. everr b.5y'. wJmrpw ?*cm llwir own. A. P???or t?' ?f t.ern the produce of 21 vmr*' n|*rlt?ff. f wh"'*" nirt rruij, ?t IftJ Greenwich ??rret, New 1 orK^ f AHTO*. Price. VI cent, per bottl< hinhli perfumed ',l i'"* NmiteSS""-1* iMK,'(

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PERFUMERY. OWEN'S AMERICAN I f A i i i. DYE. 'PHIS Dyr iathr oafy mUllible H*ir Dyt now in u?*. Muiy a liitm are wl?o offer articles to the public bear in.- the name t Hair P e, that arc uot only worthless, hut often iujuriouj to tin hair. The subscriber pledge* himwlf that the A nrM.-.? I* or Uv? u perfectly h*iin! in chaugm^ red or *rey whisker* to corr*s|*.riJ with ?J rk hair. Be sura that the name of Ferris Owen i? wntuu oil the label of each bottle, as all othura are worthless. Il in any case the dva should laU to produce the desired effect, lb# money will be rammed. Manufactured and tor sale by Ferris Owen, Vo. 3 Sixth Avonue. Agents C. H. Jim*. M Fultou street; H. T. Kiersted,'Broadway; L. Uliasteav, 140*% Bowery; U. Liuda?hnweiin: and Manuel, Hair-dresser, 666 1 'J'" the human hair restore!? THF Growth caused, falliu* off stayed, the dnrf or dandruff .lisle-lied and li*lrt. red, or *rey hair made to Brow dmlt.? Tlii. i* effecteJlharc is no tniarepresentation) by Jones' Oil of Coral Circa?.n. Tl??' i?oiirietor will nllVr no furthrr stall mem >1 In' own?but trial lie can assure llie public this is jusi wi.at II represented, and tlial tlie above are Ha positive .|uatitles. lb "I ibis. -Old iheujudlir.^ From J. S. Baker, F. R. S. 1.. bellow of the Royal Scientific Institution. Tlie Royal Scientific Institution lias been fivored with a specimen of Jonea' Oil of Coral Circassia, for the purpose of lestiiiB ita recorumeuded qualities, and reports ai follows-? "Wo Tiara minutely examined and tested Jours' Oil of Convl Circaaaia, and liml that it consists of coni|ioun fsvorable for noutisbiutf, sofletiinic, causing ttrowih, eurii.it dandruff. Slid KI>111* a dark appearance to tlie hair, being tlie nuslitiev most recommended by Fir. Jones, which tins Society hnd perfectly true, aud in irture thereof award Mr. Jour, the allocs testimonials." (Signed) J. S. BAKER, K R. 8. I. Fortmaa iMrt, Portman Square, Loudon Sold at the aim of 'he American Eagle. 82 Chatham street. Price only 3, J or I shillings a bottle. Brooklyn Atp-nt. 111 Fulton street s.H'lin'i vVIGS cleaned iNSIDE AND OUT, EQL'A 1. Tfi N ?\V. ^(TIOS at?tl very description of ornamental h*?r rle/uicl, krctcl.a ti auiI restored to its nri4in.1l beaiitv, tv/ a chtMiijrat mofcis, simwu onlv to th? aulmrilnr, VVM. U ATCHK* LOR, prirucal wi* mAcr lu.i hair cutter, l6j> ur*y, NVv S ork. i'ark.icn* from the country must be foresaid to cluurr prompt Hlifuiion. Th** handsomest and bt ?t ;i5&ortin?-nl of w.tfH and tinipvcs iu Lin* Uuilcd Ht.it#*?, will be found it this ?Ubluhmrril in* lm?u CLTREHTfGH'.S tricopherous, OK MEDICATED COMPOUND, Ft lit TlfK human hair, ]?no>v acknowledged by thousand* who U?r it daily, to be the ONLY REMEDY TO PREVENT BALDNESS an Ulg N Us 1. m l has. ill thousands of IBSUllCIS, lITl t led per inanent cures after all other means had failed. ?7" LIFE.LIFE!! LIFE !!!?"All thst a man hath will he en r for his life'*?so we find it rrrord^d in the most ancient mui best of books, but whrn we see thousands dyitg? around us, with Consumption, Croup,Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, aud otnvr pulmonary affections, see are led to doubt the correctness of the ahoTe assertion, especially since it is so well known that a certain icinedy may be obtained, w inch alwa>s arrests those diseases* Dr. JAYNE'S Expectomit never fails to give relief, and cure* after every other means have failed This emu be, and has been proven in thousands of instances, where it has effected radical cure*, after the ^atieut had been given up by all his friends and pnvsici tns. This v iluahle Kxiwetorant is pre)wired only by Dr. J A YN E, No. 2U South T111RD street, Philadelphia M lo lin r T^BALD HEAD* AND HARD HEADS freqnrutly ttnitein the satne individual; that is. |persons preui*pos? d to earlv Baldli ss art- aiwf to In- frr?ti nfl?.n sit If-v\ iilr.l m-h1 stubborn- JAyjfr/8 HAIU TONIC m the very thin* tor the first, hut what influence if may hive on tin* latter remains to t stc il by e*p-rience. Is it not, however, worthy of triil f Ladies who have husbands pn*.?r**i;i? a either li dd or ll.txl Heads, ar.: invited to mskc a liberd n indication of this Tonic to tie I. i li of their lord?, and if it do not make tlnmi mor* fbsibie and tnaitmble, will it h ist mtorn their hair, ami add inneh t ?the comfort and h? mty of tlic g?htleman. Pax n II iir Tonic, Eiiwctoraut, vermifuge, and Carini mine Bds.vm for sale lis the .igml* A. B. D. tiuuU, Diuggists. No'?1) FultoiHtrpft, corner of Oold-street, and ion Kuiton-str et- at wholesale and retail also sold bv David Sands and Co., Nx ?7 Cast Broadway, corner of Market-street; and Abrihsm B. Sands and Co., No. 273 Broadway, comer of Chamber-street. mlO 1 m a ORKIS TOOTH WASH?Preiaml from the original recipe at No. 8 Gold street, New Yrok?The Orris Tooth Wash i* purely a vegetable preparation, possessing the properties of cleaning the teeth ami mouth, restoring the gums to a h? ilthv state, and preventing any unpleasant taste or odour in the mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth, or from a deranged state id* me stomach. It is designed lobe used w ith a tooth brush, and will he found to supersede the necessity of a powder, keeping tP a teeth clean ami preventing the wearing away of the gums fr m the teeth. It is parr i?*ii I ariy useful in cases of spungy gums testoriug them to a heal thy state, and causing them to contract around the teeth. In (painful aflfenions of the teeth and gums, iri*iur: from r iposure to cold, it will lie fouud highly liem*Aci-il. It is particularly serviceable to use th. Orris Tooth Wash at night just before retiring t?? rest. This method is recommended by eminent deiiti.sU, as hy so doing all particles of f?od which accumulate during the day are entirely removed, and the mouth lu throa|h *h?- night :n i clean, sweet, and nealthi st Sound teeth and white teeth are the most valuable portions of (poor humanity; hut how many neglect the attention necessary lor their preservation, even when surrounded by all the means needed. Amonr these we know of none more pleasant and effectual than the Orris Tooth Wash?it cleanses and whitens the teeth, strengthens the gums, purifies the m?>uth, and sweetens the breath. We recommend its use to all, young and old.?[Boston Morning Post. The Orris Tooth Wash is the best detergent we ever used on our enamel.?[Boston Transcript. For ssle hv the nrincjpsl druggists in the ritv. m4 r PENMANSHIP. 11 un ?t pHitiTrly laugh' a kolii.frtr, rrind finished hmiu ..-like at vie of \Vriling; no inattrr ii>r S\lr, or to Let, the superior new Brick House. No. 5A Fourier nth street, near Sivth Avenue, with counter cellar, k?e* j merit andAltir. This House u very rice I lent, and will I" eiehinjrd tor improved Property in the lower part of the city, or for vacant l?u. For S Or, one of the bc.tTews in the South Du'ch Church. Murrav a-r-ua'wi, on.-half of |Vw in middle ai.le of Dutch rhurch. N\?%*u street F.arh pew is near the pulpit. Anrli at office No. JiaU Wall .trect or to W. A. CARTER, WW Im't _____ J N-w street. JmL FOR s M.T.-A i ouui Re.iie.we, rirm.~Sf.ll7, |TJ1 Ac., the raaidence of the late John Wm. Holly, at the J. JUL I ??v*. Sum ford, Conn. The H.u.e II lance, comm.elima and g.nt. el, beautiful!* sitnate.l and id fd ordur, a.haeent anil in full ai,vr ofil,,- Sound Summer house. can age houae, bama, ?a,-. A Urge ;.rilen liandaomely laid out; the beat ami ineat of annng water. |Ur whole on an island (connected with the in tin by a Hone bridgel of about 40 seres. Nine-sirteentfw of two large mills, alao on the island. which water power. Karm eoorifWoiH of JW aerea, under *oon at reel; or John Hiatell, K?|. 7) S??u ilnrl; ti llrv Hudaon. Kea. Hartford, Conn. Kor riemin.tmn trran, Sic. i rl.r ,.r. mWr i WM. WKI.I.KS /lOl.LV. tP?>r a morr ivirtirular d*icri|?non, ace Courier and Ku juir*?r. my If lm*r ACARD.?BOARD1NO. Jamaica. L >C I i N Pfr*nu? rimiriMM nf ivumik' the auininer m-*ntt in tlir country, can be arcommou i(? d with pleasant room i and b?Mrd, at Kulton street, arroud do->r from the corner ol" W ashiugtou trr?*t, J%tn%ici, L. I. Diuaiic* from iht city 11 miki. Communication bjr Hnlroid and 8tanr nuuiit-w walk if >m '.he IImi?c. w?12'r'r HOARDING.?A f*-w ct bo*nl*r? Will he tah* in ??n tetl and i?*t*ct.ilde family. Aivly at No. 201 Fulton ?t M1SCELLANE01 S. STOLEN. AN ekcaat Ion* Mack SILK VKLVKT LOAK, with a hood, lined throughout with Prussian blue Miin. trimmed with deen .ilk fringe. mittnr. of blue m l Ma. k, alio i urtla and luirli of bine and black, from No. tl 1Tti iirtrl, w to re a liberal reward will be gireu lo any non who will re?iiu; the above named Hotel and hopes by wure- inittiug attention to retain the |*itionagc hitherto so geuerotulv 1 afforded. \V. H. assures Ida patrons that no endeavors shall 1 be a{orlers, and conducting business on the moat liberal system. The daily bill of fare, containing the ?t?st variety, combined witli moderation of price*, cannot 1 ratl jiviux gem Breakfast* (jdain I la il each; l??ds;iiiKa 10* per lc. Public Meeting and Committee Kooina. a2ll 3rn* W/ i K 11( SE :tou, (Conn.)? T^jWThial.n s ii i .mi n!? lor meir .amine, will il l well l" ai'i'ly early. Term. innJi raJr. t Thr und- r-tiKm-il on UkuiK lliw dirrctiuu and niMiw-ninii of Ikil kowr, mam the public that lha i sunlbrt and i>lea?urr of In, inn,Is will In- Ilia study, rather than rules and rettulatioii* Hoiumo muaxm. P A V 1 L 10 N, u tiu:mont how, hlwton. PLKASANTLY ami ce1 it rally situated oa Treinou' How, I (No, 411 capable of accomn mating 00 penopfi w well ppliad with irata narloi io?l largo ?ud iiii( c)>Amncri?ine home i* is wt 11 furnished 4- any hou?* in the city "I Boston.-* Thr su lumber- have 11 v mi J lor several yeai* i a N. \v York cif} (U the Astoi and liow trd'.of course tin', table willalwajt 1 be well supplied w ith the 1> oiir marlo 'ailord*, too cellar is i well j^ocked with choice Wines aud I^P'or* f.r. FAVOR KIBK. Refer to C. A. Stetson, Astorliou.e D. D. Howard, Ho*. ariT? House. _ my In i MARSHALL HOUSE, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.- r-The subscriber r? ceuily from the Naii* Hotel, Troy, will re-op?ii tl.c Marshall House on (Ji?* With instant, a hotel and hoatdii.e MISS COWAN p ESPECTFt LLV informs the ladies of New York and its vicinity, that she continues giving lessons on the Piano Forte, Hs.p, Cinii.'.r, and in sin dug. MU* will be happy to i receive 1m? r pupils .?t No. fi?i White street, or if nrefcrreJ will attend[at the respective houses of those ladies who may honor her with their patronage. i Hsrps nud Piano Fortes for sale and hire. i Also, a >ery spiendiu Pi uio Forte, of su|H*riur nu dity and tone, for aalf- in 17 fro* r I J. BllADEN i WOULD most respectfully beg leave to inform liis friends 1 1 an,! tlie public generally that lie hat completely renovated and reopened his suinmer Saloons for the reception of those who mav he pleated to honor him with their patronage, lie flatter* himself it will be sufficient to ray to those who have been acquainted with the established reputation of hia lee Cn ams, fcc. for the last nine years, that nothing shall remain on his part to retain, and if pot#ihie to I hi? .former effortsHe still eoiifinues tin* manufacture of Confectionary ill all its branch***, and is prepared to supply families and dealeis ill city Or country, wholesale or retail. Not forgetting to tender his ml icknowUdments I hu receii he trusts by his future efforts to deserve a continuance ol* the same will not he unavailing. i30 lra*r JOHN BRAPEN, 73 Canal street. K E K El t K R A T() R S~ I VKNT,r'ATIV(i- REFRIGERATORS. REED St SMI TH. Ventilatory Refrigerators, the only article ever manufactured which cau lie kept long without acquit tug an oftluvia which wiil comniunieM- to every thing placed in it .so as Mi,, nt it ind make r an Hi tyr use, Dstttmbovi artiph I confidently offered to the Public ns *nc thoroughly te*ted, and proved to he entirely free from the objections usually found to those of the old construction. Their ventilating, purifying, and cooling Properties are so combined as to m tUe ii a very desirable article for a family In warm weather. They can he !i d at the agency, S32 Broadway ml3 1 in?r i G R E A T TEMPE R A N C E DEPOT?NOT TETOTAL. mbscriber offers the follow ing Wine* as pure Tempe* I M ADKIKA. (of the highest grades,) in wood and in clam. SHERRIES, do, I'nif, (iviJ, Urowii, and Amontillado, in w?*wl and if lis*. TOUT, ilo. in wood and glass. dirrct from Oporto. BURGUNDY, in caaes, Chainbertln, Romance Clot de V eooECOt. CLARETS?Cha'ean Ma rye an* and various other brand*. HOCKS?Johnnie she rg, Steinbetv, Ilockheimer, G? Isen- himer, Rheiideshimer. Assinannhaitaeii, M wcobruanrr, Hintc* hauser, Clnr*xbergei, Bvonrhenr and Pris|K?ier. STARK!.INO HOCKS; do CHAMPAGNE, various br uuL, kc. kc. Two pipes very old ptire Cognac Br.indy, cost 1200 francs each.% A few pi|?e* Holland Gin. The Brandy and Gin is only o! ferrd in case of sickness. Annlv to GILBERT DAVIS, IS Pine street, in!2 lm dkw comer of William street. DENTISTRY. No. Pnrk I'lnrr. one ?l????? from Ilrondwny, uutl nt No. ;S7 Ki'nnilwny, Nrxt to thr I 'iiion Club. TO VI8IT0HS AMI TilK INHABITANTS OK Nl w York. IMPOli T-1XT NOTICE. MOMS. MAI.I.W HAS AUKIVKD, IMPROVED MIXEH.1I.. WITH TEI! M.IXEXT IXl)ESTR UCTIRI.E WHITE EX.1 ME I.. Not duluiKuuliHblr 1'ium tlu* unlm ti Coitvx or Enamel of the Titili. KOH KILLING DECAYED TEETH MONS. MALLAN cSc SONS, Burg- on Dentist*, No. 372 Broadwv.*, between Franklin aud White stTeets, New Yndlc terirva. Rrfrrei.?*.-??V -Jentii.e >lott, M- D. Oraueille Sharp, P.ilt?*rx ?n, M.D. Alt'i. J C. r.-i. >1. L>., aiuI John C. C(.?p?pm.m, I M.D. .?6 3iri*m DENTISTRY. wv. THORN. DKVrWT. aoIimLth* Attention ol tl??* wm> ?i ,t 'f otli. *nif tfcna* who may mnin !'"V' 'I "f opph ii tl.r M*iilli without charm..'' V- VAN I'KAAS. Snmr. n D. nti.t, ..if.-r. H?? pr.> 1 I tl. i .1 IS, rity nt V* .IK, .mill, Aicibity, in ?ll v'?. Meier* Lit till ;tr>. Mr. A. H V., I'. li*. I. tnl.ilv r,li rAt,,l totli. nr..fr^ ton m Lev de ii, tl-nl uil.tt be> n honored with a Diidniitt of Itw Mnltcil S.'.m'.iUuI Ik.iIi N.utlt An.i SaiitIi ll,,|i ,,,j (lll] Ian apvi-ral iirtilKAtr. oi dip m?l nip, ct (l,| t", mill. Whrn i hp S-? t-nirtipp.! MiUi.l mini Mt.tr., which In pr> p? will pntitlr hint ti> iIip ccw.i.l. nir I tin American public. urra th??p wlm may lie plrMP'l to honor him with thrtr p.- trutiaup, that h" pprfortm i vrry oppration in thp m...i rohitat- pnt -.nil .en utiti. mannrr, Ami mi tSr moat rraaoimblr ti in, ill. Ojfca i? at No. .'i7 W.rT't, .trri t, York. N. B.? At all ?imp? ott IiahJ, To. th rowtirp. Ti>oth Ta^p, at.H MpdtmiH A ipted lo flip cur* of llio l)i?> a?p, of tl,p Mouili *?upt*Jt), uUf lm* i MEDICINES. JAND'8 REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM. WARRAN TED TO ('I HE.?SuflTeier* from ihu disaasa are reqursf I t raad (he following, and from the person* named, parti cuit% iu relation to their case*. Mui Almtra Gardiner, of Montvrille, (treat Plains, lias for iorr than two yoars been entirely cured. *ft?r being confined i Iter room and prevented from laboring for twetotv-Of? years. ?he has pawl hundreds of dollars for advice and ail the inedritw of the day, wilimut benefit. Mrs. Murphy, opjtosite tire uew brick church, wa* cured of a ilt rheum ulcer, which had rendered her almost unable to walk ?A daughter of Mr. Watroos, in West Chelsea, was afflicted to itch an extent that her head was neatly a continued soie. She tied the Thonisoiitafi idan, which only increased her sufferings, md was entirely cured tu a short time by u>iug one hall box of .\1atiy other ca?c* can be Uarned and reference* obtained by ^lin, ?,h,u the ^ent. w MATHEW80N, Norwich, C?. Mr?n. A. B. D. Sand*. Gentlemen Feeling indebted to rotl for the valuable service you have rendered myself and lanily. I do moat cheerfully inform you that iny wile i? entirely 'ureil of salt rheum, hv the use of your .remedy, and syrup of ^nai'ir'lk She had hr??n severely afflicted with the disease mi her hands from her childhood, and cotnmeuced the use of our medicines without much comidedc* but only hall'% boi iad been used before there was greut amendment, and by eontiluiiut it a lew weeks longer it was entirely eradicated. There been no appearance of tile di-? a?c for more than a year. Voun, most respectful!* Catokill. Oct. iftii. NATH'L. H. Hl.VMAN. I'i? pae?l and sold wholesale and retail by A. II. D. Sands, 9 aim 100 Fulton street. 77 East Broadway, aud 27'J Broadway, S*. V. Also sold b* la. Ha wis fit Co, Albany J. E. Patten, *wew 11?veil E. .Bull Hartford J. A. Wads worth, Prnvii-jit'ej \\rm. Brown, 481 Washington street, Boston; and by Iruggist* generally in all the principal towns in the United State*. Piict. $1. N. B.?Merchants supplied on tlie most liberal cim A. B. Ik D. SANDS, Druggist*, VI |.i i*o *7?i and 100 Fulfon and 77 East Broapwav. r KAiSli sPHINU MKD1CINK.-WBITWlELC*S TBM.T IHlANCi: BITTKR9. WITHOUT WINK OH Al. "OIIOI..?Reader lia.r you no appetite 7 Do you notrrluli our I km I I Then n?e theae bitter* Uiuy will alto (trritSy 1.1 ui-.uou, niil of eourie remove e|?ia. jauud.ee, wrtki... nl* tiie cuitnoch, debility, Icc. They purity lite blood ami o.i.'onttc Hie whole lystetn. The bitter* are extremely mild lt.iI I'lr.itant. Try them. I'lice 2S cant*. s. I.I by A. II. i. 1). S.in.U, ilnimji.u, No. TO Fulton, corner >f t ml J et.cut, ami ino Fulton, corner of William alirel. Al?" i ilil by Abraiu. U. Sands &t Uo., No. 27'i Broadway, corner of Jhain'ier* st,..et: David Sand* It Co., No. 77 Broadway, cot* rer of Mario i .truut. a2it 3in? in ,llLL"THE W OTlLlDTS_A STAGE." THIUS said Shakspaare, ami uo one doubts lis.truth. The 1- Drama (if Health. ia oar climate, may be coinpriscd in three iceues i Colas, Cough*, Consumption? A chill throughout the human Irame, Thrilling the ioya of life IV* fear its trouble* but iu name, Tilt come* the (Miiniul strife Vcs. the Cold first affects the body ?nd limbs creates in riitation ami lassitude?paiuful, yet enfeebling, it works its alouir?eating into the system imperceptibly?until fiually, we are afflicted with i llickinr Cough A conjfh the fatal signs are near, That toll of d&mrers nirh B?*"t>cakiu? soon the final bin, Tlllt waits for those who die A couch has set in hoanenc v. follows the voice is only ifard in e Genuine Ilorehoand Candy i* ligncd J. PHASE SON. 16 Division st**?t. MERIT WILL FIND ITS WAY. This is to certify that I, have used tfease's Hoarhound Eaudy for hoarseness, and found immediate relief. b. WELCH, 144 Gold ?L Brooklyn, Agcut for the Brooklyn Tcm. Society. 1 c-.n recommend J. Pease U. Son, Coinnouttd Hoarhound Gaudy. as a valuable remedy for couch*, colds, and hoarseue**K.-v. Mr. WHITTAKER, ???tor of il.r Presbyterian Church, cor. Catharine and Madison sts. Dear Sir?My wife was lying at death's door in the last staze of Consumption, and she mule u-ie of uumbeile&s ltintdies, all to no effect, and your invaluable Compound performed a radical cure. JOSEPH SUDDEN, 20 Avenue D. Sold wholesale and retail. 45 Division street. Agent*, Timje son, corner of Fulton and William street Wendover, HI 8th Avenue Keag,756 Broadway Dodd, ti 13 Broadway (dark, Mtl 11 ii. L. m Jivcf Yniiiiir. Ill Vnrirk street !V*f??r IK6 (Irtu M* wieh strvet; Brigham, cor. Hou ton and Avenue P.; Martin, cor. 21st street and 9th Avenue. Agent* in Brooklyn, 13:J F'dtou street; Haodly, li High street; Stuart, 73 Fulton street. Each envelope ol" the geuuiue Candy is siguvd J. PEHSK At SON. "i 13 r NO. 4 PECK SLIP: TAR. CARPF.NTER, at his old raois-covered Dispensary. Tv So. 1 Peel; slip, near Pearl-street continues to administer to the afflicted and unfortunate, and t?? extend to them .such relief as an early collegiate and regular medicalI education and nearly !i4i years1 constant practice ami daily familiarity with vcry grade and variety of disease so essentially enables him. Dr. I arbiter i?a iiccnli'ite of the New-York State Medical Society, (claims no equivocal toreign honors)?hx* separate private offices and eotiaiicrs for the privac> of patients, who can never come in contact?keeps no assistants or sho,?-boys, and |e\ ?t. i himself iMTsonally to the welfare of his patrons. lie ware of all nostrums and specific nostrum venders.? Patients are daily falling victims to their baleful effects. The 1 tie stiiltlru iie?ivnce to ensure success, have lieen the particular object* of his study. The rcceut improvements in chemistry have put into his h.tuus several new and important remedies which have escaped the observation oks U|>ou subject* of which they ire totally ignorant. Office, No. 2 Ann sf?private entrance, 1th door from the Museum?office 1 tours until 9 o'clock P.M. m26 lm*c SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO ALL. "THK AMERICAN MAGIC MIXTURE" has been A hailed as one of the greatest discoveries of the present age, and it* long as medical science exist* will be considered the most invaluable discovery for diseases of the urinary imssatfes, u w>; lettrra patent of the United Stales, all persons .are hereby cautioned from selling or vending an\ article pretending to b-the same as the original, invented and manufactured by CLIREHUGH, 206 Broadway, as he will prosecute with rigor all who dare infringe his lights. The public should observe that being oatented, any article pictetitling to be the same can only he a base counterfeit and imposture, and it* use csUtc the ruin and lots of the hair. ill at 206 Broadway, up stairs, for the genuine. Price $1 i r bottle. m2t Iwi^r DR. PETERS" MEDICATED LOZENGES. N O medicines ever discovered lisve risen so rapidly in popular estimation as Peters' Lozenges, and for the sufficient reasons that none have been at the same time so pleasant to the ts?te, so easy in their ope rations, and so Certain in their effects. Tin ?e propert ies are not the result of chance, hut of experience based tinon science and tested by time; lor the proprietor,whose life Ins oven devoted to the study of medicines, aid whose universally known success in the ap ing and combining of them to as to inlluetice the gicat mass of human diseases, is almost without a uarallel, gave up his entire attention for a w hole year to the perfecting offlieivi.and never made his discoveries public until they we it beyond the reach or the requisition of improvePKTKRS9 WORM LOZENGES. These are the de.atdcratuins so long required. They are so l*?rfectly pleasant to tne t.isie and gentle in their operations, that thej may be fearlessly administered to the youngest inf.nit, and yet no medicine heretofore discovered can be named in comparison with it as a destroyer of worms. It has an attraction tor tin in which they cannot resist; and having once tasted it they become powerless and die. The Worm Lozenges are to b? hi Ira in is tared in doses sufficii nt to produce a cathartic effect. Tlie attention of parents is especially solicited in favor of this unrivalled article. PETERS' COUGH LOZENGES. For coughs, colds, whooping couglis, and all pulmonary complaints these arc a truly invaluable article, and must be sueressfol if used as directed. Neither do they keep patients in au*j>eit.se, but relieve thein at once .almost proving their efficacy before the taste has jKissed aw ay from the mouth. Dr. Peters courts the reader's trial of this, and will hazard hii reputation on the result. PETERS' CORDIAL LOZENGES. Dr. Peter* almost fears to speak of these Lozenges as they deserve, lest he should startle the reader's credulity, for in el liming for them the power of invigorating the mind, of dispelhn; melancholy and low spirits, of subliming the imagination, of strengthening the nerves, of sweetening the breath, giving thereunto a balmy fragrance, ami of almost instantly curing the headache,and correcting u* rvous affections, be aitrihut?;s to them no virtue which they do not fully possess. Ill mr> ?n- ini- iwxi ilelirimia ol all Loiengra, and are r-inal in anything yet diarovered lor curing sen aickneau, loniug the atomaeh, and ning the aia'etlte. UK I'ETKWS* VEGETABLE SHILLING STRENQTHEJfUfQ PLASTER. TWELVE 11VSDRED THOUSJUTD SOLI) YEARLY. Trirra' Shilling rlwater ia in a-y ami rlT.-rtirr remedy ft>r |?mn in the bregat.aide or atomaeh: weakiieu or pain in the rheat, loins or hack, atiflneaa of (hp neck, atlertiona of the limha or joint*, whether produced bv ihcnmitiain or oilier rviara, habitual run of the head or atoinaeh, coldatcongha, livrr comiilainta, wrakneaa ,-f the a|iim- pre,Nap.otlon to break onl in bflea and pimplei, liitleuiiraa ol" the frame, and for general debilitation Children, .aa well aa ai!nlt>. may deriee great advantage from Pelrra' Shilling Platter, rapeciallir whenaiilTering fromcongha, rold., leething, whooping rough, .onl aneh like, aa in ill tliele L-aa? i it ia a aini|dr, aure >ud apecdv remedy. I) Peters' |>nncipel oAcea, Ui Broadt?a\ 121 Fnllon ilreei; and 90 North Silth aim t, Phil oh l,d?, i. A-cnla?141 and IKl lb >y. 12 Kult.iu street, 416 Hudson alreet, and 210 Chatham n reel. S. V. mil line DEUBSCHER ARZT, ff.RMAN PHYSICIAN, formerly from 1M llwdton atref, miybe COIMnUrtl by both wiri bi unt il at lit* office hit I'tnal alrert. For the following complaint* the l)r. guantnttn a i**rfect fire??yphili?, no nutter what form or how long Minding. wlirthrr the bone*, throaty akin, lung*, or irtjT other part be the ??'it of this destructive complaint. Ii. Ihtife tbe Marshall House, where lie solicits llie stUmKuce ou the above nu ntioued condition*, of all wlio have suffered for a I,no. rone under diseases considered by tliein incurable. SOLOMON HEINE, M. D. For the tdranTMB of (II wlio with to attend die tieatmeiit of Dr. Solomon Wine, I would stale that the only Doctor Heine who lias ever lived ,r liad his odice in Braadwar, i? the cue now residing at i7 iU 1w street, opposite tl.e bUrsh.il I Hoaar. Tin. Physician cru to tint coan'ry about eitclit yeara aiore. I hare had the pleasure of knowing hiin atnca tliat time, and of witnessing many surprising cures performed by hint?he is abuse the age of ,U years, and, is the only one of tlie name who is a ineinher of die medical institutions of die City aud Statu of New Yoik. E. W. WETMORE, M. D. Sworn before me, diis 27th day of of April, A. D. IfttJ. Hicmskd Rcau, Com. of Deeds. ml] lm'r DR. FAWCETT, Member ok the royal college ok burGEONS, of London and Edinburgh, ami of the Medical College of Philadelphia, confines his practice to select bianch of iu. profession. Noirt rmpts dolore Tolumtns. I)r. K. is encouraged hy the uniform success attending his moil i of to mm,nl in the cure of venereal, gleets, strictures seminal svenkueaa, aud mercurial aifeclious, together witli all th.ise oilier had svnmtoins which undermine the constitution and 11\ ti?e foundation of premature decay, either from tual* treatment or any other causo. in such person* tli* appetit** is -nerally defective, and the relish for life almost subdued.? 111- mod* of"trasunsut 14 univernally admired?his medicines being pi o as ant to the la.ste and liui II, geutly estringe tiie fibres of thi stomach and five Uul i topar tonnt). what a good rtifni tion requires. Uis treatise on uoiuUlulumai or nervous debility affords very extensive observation* on sexual debility, seminal Weakness, aud im|>outicv brought on by delusive habit*? nil iu attendant symptoms nnysiohwically explained. This %v.iik can he oht mind at his oilier, 1% Fulton street, where lite \jin-tor call be consulted at all hours of the day and night. Letters post paid will roceivs immediate attention. m23 lm*c SALT RHEUM., SALT RHEUM rPliERK is now an article lor kale in New York, inanuUc* 1 luri d by A. 1L I). Bauds, 70 and 100 Fulton afreet, that will Mr* theabove disease: also, Hi in: worms, Tetter, Barbera or Jaeksou itch; Scall'd lleail, am! uiokt diseases of the skin. It j is i remedy uever before known in medicine or history. Amotig the inanj cases which has proved effectual. 1 mention the rase of John Sutilb, who purchased one box and a bottle of the Oourentratcd Syrup of h.u?r.j?arilU, which etfectrd a perfect cure. 1 then nrehailed nine dollars worth for his friends. Certificate of Mi-*. E. ttpecr. We hare iust received a letter from Mrs. Elizabeth 8peer, of Belliugham, Mass., a lady sevwnty-lbrce years of age, who mentions ner case of Salt Rheum as being one of the most severe that ever came under tlie Ureal* nieul of medicine. For the lust twenty years I have tried every thing that has been recommended, and uttcuded ?t r^y^y to a number of Physicians advice without any permanV benefit.. Hearing of Sand's celebrated remedy, 1 was induced to try it, and in one w*ek from the tiinc I obt.riued it, 1 was able to walktand tuy feet were nearly covered with new skin?the rctiiru ol health was so rapidthai I became nwoodar to all who saw nr. I not only feel it a privilege, but aJuty to make known to others who are afflicted w ith this complaint, the wonderful cure 1 have cbt iiii- d by tiit use of Saudr.'s remedy. ELIZABETH SPEAR. Bellingliarri, Mass. The bottle of Sarsaparilta which &ecorn(Niiiissible in an nor. A nd imt only are directions given for the more simple and rec0 these peculiar complaints, the author deems it proper to give the following short sketch of the opportunities he has had to tit himself for this trust. And this lie is the more inclined to. -is many have assured him that, for want of iuformatiou of this kind, they have selected from a list of advertising people, the one who nad boasted most of woudiou* cures?but not without the bitttrttl NfeOMRN. Ht then tore hug* to slate that. In side his rank a* graduate of Edinburgh, tkc. Sic. &tc., he lias b en watching diaK diseases, b??th in hospital ami ii y nractfre, for more than thirty years, and lias published two editions of a work expressly on them. Alto, that he ha* testimonial letters from the most emiuent phyaiciau* of Europ-, t*> the most epiioeu( in Am- rica?as Sir A .th y Cooper to Dr. Mott of N. Y., and l)r. Pliyriut* of PhiladrTphia, and others and, further, that he ha.i the privilege of referring to almost every physician of eminence in this city.% Nothiug can b*? stated, he conceives. as better ground of confidence to those who are strangers to him. Consultations may be made by i>ost, and for such he has a little nrivMg chest, containing everything necessary for a speedy tnd priflfte cure. It is forwarded as may be directed. Price $10. ni 10 Im r ON "CUR lit Ilk" nVTTuBlc.Tiritfc.?It i, N mott unfor tuo&te thing in this complaint that a |ierspn .may have a stricture and not be in the least aware of it. This is the reason that so many continue on from month to inout)ix trying eVrry j silly remedy they hear of until they quite despair of ever getting well. Nowx it is well kuowu to every real physician. InaL all the medicine in the world, aloue, can never cure a stricture, In proof of tl.i.i, the writer solemnly declares lir is frequently consulted by persons who have been taking such things as colured drops and other boasted nostrums, for six and even twelve mouths, without the leant advantage, but whom he has perfectly cured in as many days, and by the most easy,safe, and certuin means. Is it not, then, most desirable that society, or those at least who are interested, should he acquainted with these fact-*, and also have nccrss to knowledge of such a kind as to enable tncra to judge, and judge correctly two, ?f their own condition and complaint. And. not only will suck know ledge save them great anxiety, but also serve them as fa guard against the numerous little offices and boasting people of this city. To enable every individual, therefore, to judi^e for himself of the probability or possibility of stricture in his owii case, is the uinin object of these remarks. But the symptoms of stricture, it would appear, are too name rous to mention in this place it is fortunate, however, there are three of special import, and which, when present, tvill alone afford sufficient ground, at least, for strong suspicion and those who wish for fitrtiier information are referred to Th* Private Treatise" of tho writer, a little volume which embraces every disorder ol litis kind, and in which the most certain and private means of curing them are stated in the plainest possible magner. This Is obtained only of the author, Dr. Ralph, 83 Oreeuwich street. Price $1. The particular symptoms of Stricture, then, to he mentioned here, are the following three, ami tliese can be shortly slated. The first relates to THE MANNER OF URINATING.?It is not necessary that the stream should be sensibly impeded or broken, or much narrowed. These, indeed, occur in bad cases, but in slight or beginning one, they ate frequently not present?ill th.it ut observed being a drop or two which steals away after the clothes are adjusted, s as to wet a little. Tin? next relates to? THE TIME THE GONORRHOEA HAS REMAINED UNCURED.?It is well kiiown that the Stricture is the result of a lingering, badly treated Oonorluea. The average time of curing this disorder: at least in the writers' practice, is ten days. It is true, if seen earl\\ lie generally aiieceeds in three days anil, on me tuner iianti, in certain lima*oraoir runsuuiuniii, n is lome weeks but, 11 instead of following up tin- method so fully ruLsiiii d in his "Private Treatise," any other plan iv followed, Tui.iy, .ami often does, continue on indefinitely. Now it shoulil&e bornr in mind that, altlioiurh the symptoms may be very slight, yet, all this time a chrnni caction i? existing in the passage, and which, sooner or later, naturally terminates in Stricture. The longi r the enrr of (eonorrhrpi, therefore, the Itreater the probability of Stricture. Tire remaining circumItstie to metitten. i?? THE DEPRESSING EFFECT OF STRICTURE ON THE SllND.?This is remarkably uniform, and in "The Private Treatise" it is clearly explained why it it so. Not however. that it is seen to the same extent in every constitntion, hut itis so common that the writer rarely sees a ease of Stricture (and Ive tees many every day) in which the patient doet not complain that his spirits are not to com I at formerly and that he it lest capable of business than lie Used to he. These being die symptoms which especially denote a Stricture, it remains now ouly to observe, that this disease, unlike almost every oilier, has no uvtiir.'.l cure neither is it curable by medicine. It is gmtifyuig however, to add. that Strielure admits of perfect cure, and by means which are simple, safe and certainDr. Ralph takes this opportunity of saying that he may lie con. suited out he diseases, connected with los "Private Treatise," at his residence, Us Greenwich street, at any hour. Consultations byt letter are faithfully replied to. His little private rhest containing i verything necessary for a perfect cure (price $10) forwarded to any distance. ml!) lin*r HEALTH ANDITRENOTH.?DR. RICHARDSON'S CONCENTDHATED SHERRY WINE UIT TF.RS?Put up in octagon Itotiles, and the ingn-dicgt* i? make the same put up in pressed packages: for sale liv all the drugyjists. and most of the \V. I. Goous Dealers in 'Boston and vicinity. AUo, by my agents in all the principal towns throughout New England and tin southern .and western States. OFFIl E li HANOVER STREET, BOSTON. 75 cents per bottle; 50 cents |ier paper. The follow in*- are selected from a large number of Editorial nonces. Front the Dover, N. II., Gav.rtte. Da. ItfitHinnsoar'a BiTTrns.?In ur columns may he found an advertisement of the Vegetable Bitters, nrctwirrdhy Dr. O. S. Riclmrdton, of South Redding, Mass. They are, ss said to he, undoubtedly composed of a variety of valuable and purely vegetable matter; ami froin our own exiierieuce, as well as others, we can s|ie.ak highly of their renovating ami invigorating effects uponlhc system. We have a gooti opinion of the Bitters, as they are not a snack nostrum, but discovered, prepared, and vended by a regular physician, a graduate of the college of our own State, mid who has said but little in thr way of puf four I lie in hints* It. hilt leaves it to those who trv iln-m tn in.lee thr'Thai I ve?. For the diseases lliat many are liable to, in the spring and summer, inch as debility^ dyspepsia, bilious and nerroui complaints, lie., we do not hesitate lo say dial tliese Bit ters will Of found a safe, agreeable and effectual restorative. As ipmhI health is one of the greatest of earthly blessing*, we would early advise those lwtx>ittitc under such disease* to make a Irisl of Dr. Richardson's Bittern; they can do no harm, aud may do much rood, as we are confident in many caaea they have. Vegetables and vegetable medicines are unquestionably tlie most congi nial to the human system. From the News Letter, Kscter, N. H. Richardson's Bitters, advertised in another column, are highly spoken of in thia vicinity by gentlemen who are not in the habit or drinking bitten, (anymon this tin- nsdiirl wy of going to meeting,) for the pleasure of it. We have no taste for these things ourselves, being quite bitter enough already, without the aid of rue, wormwood, or qttsasi*. Nevertheless, if aidicted with the prevalent diseases enumerated in the advertisement. and obliged Jo become either a "pill swallower" or a bitter hinber, we should he inclined to call at Grant's, and inquire the way to Hie "Health and Strength" of Doctor lliciiardi sou. v From the Bristol County Democrat, Tannin?. f Ricmapdsoiv'* Bittt rs.?Of the numerous medicines which are sdveitiscd in on-paper from time to time, we pretend to kn ?w but little?their virtue* must be known only to those who m.ike u*e -?t; (Jiaaiirr k Yimnir I >2 luth-ii'i atrret; (rii m. 1X7 Dowery; Coddinetmi, U7 iiudaon-atrert; Srluu I'cImi, HI (*nal-s(rcrti M(W, .VW Onuiit-atirrl; Badran, 21.0 Bm-.rry; hi Raonfclrn kf laiWr. IW k niton Uinl minimr poitk? hliU clear, rlrar mra and rump l\)rfc, ?l in for aa'e by i ?'i L. K. C0LLJN8, J5 SuutfjaUut, ??????1?1??? MEDICAL. DR. MORRISON. NORTH RIVER oi8i,E"?8ABv.jo4S':'u|?on,t"Mv,?*r OiecnwirU. Dr Mori >n. mumt'cr of lh? Royal College of Phyticlai-. lui1 Sn.groin, Lnuilob, anil formerly burgoo* in the Iiriliil. Navy, coMllovei to I* coiuultol Jail) uu dlwuci of ilel irate nature, uul 11 (home illi'rr ..in.' iyli'yti>liu too*r5 i?i)Ullicloe. In attnrtii ami ihr iinyrudcul uar ol' quark uieill r..irs. .Mr. M. has list, an riper re nee nt a years iu treating urlicate diseases in all tir various and complicated forms, aud uses a miltl, safe and infallible substitute for mercury, eradicating die venereal vims with certainty, without subjecting the jiatient to any risk, or restricting him m his usual diet or pursuits, while his medicines are agrerablc in taste and smell. Permanent obstructions in the uiethm, such as strictuees, and accompanied witii lunch irritatiou and dull pain, are some of the consequences of mal-trealmeut, and leading ultimately to urinary fistulas. Dr. M. treats strictures its a scientific manner, giadually promoting absorption of the thickered membrane with""CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.? ihouaand* of young men are suffering from the consequence sof indulgence iu a secret destructive habit, and whose nerves are further tuyurrd froin the use of nostrums and pretended specifics which stimulate only to induce greater depression. Dr. M. treats such on purely pathological principles, and never fails in establishing a cure cases the most obstinate yield to his jilau of treatment. Letters, post paid, andcontaining a suitable lee, will ensure die correspondent full advice and medicine to any part of the Union t>>- hit giving a history of his case in detail. The strictest Iso nor and confidence observed. ?(it)? Fulton at. mft lm*e.c NO CUKE NO PAY. DR. COOI'F.K, No. 11 Duanc street, near Chatham, takes thi* method of informing tire public that he atill affords relief to tjie ailUcled, and may Ire always consulted with the utmost coulidrucr, in Ine worst cases of delicate disease, mercurial affections, and the numerous symptoms arising from the disease. Dr. Coo|>rr, from a residence of many years in the Hospitals of EutO|ie, devoted to the treatment of dns disease, and from all eitrusts e practice for the last ei(ht years in that tiarticular branch of tire profession, guarantees a safe and sperily, and effectual cure to such persons as rait themselves under his treatment. Recent rases cured iu a few days, without the use of mercury or any other dange-rous medicine. Dr. C."s mild and judicious mode of irrational will niiuire no interruption from business, or altrratiuu in the Iou are w ell, ami probably he may not charge as much as you auririjiate. Should you select me at your Physician, you will rind my office at 91 Broad street, coiner of Stone. Open from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. my 17 lin* r J. PROVOST, M. D. MEDICAL OFFICE, R4 LISPENARD STREET, N. Y. CITY. 1\^"ADAME COSTEI.LO, grateful for the extensive patron a*a- age so liberally uesloweu sincr m* opened uie above infice, respectfully solicits the attention of females ami mothers in ("articular to the following Medicines of her own preparation which hare proved to effectual iu remedying the disrate! for which they are recommended, vir. Madame Costrllo's Pile Ointment, a certain cure for the Piles ill all caaea. Oarm.an Southing Syrup, prrpared rgprrssly for children teething, will effectually prevent fits, screaming, Sec. Madame Costrllo's Nipple Paste, the moat successful remedy for sore nipples, and which no mother should he without. Diarroct Cordial, the most etfrctual remedy possible, generally requiring hut a fcav doses til effrcl a perfect rure. Lip Salve, Cream IpAmher, for removing pimples, blotches, redness, tan, suu-buM and freckles. p-lair 111 novator, a positive preventive to the Hair falling oat, will restore it in bald places and givs it a rich dark, ^glossy a|? pearauco. Also, a Beautiful Dye for the Hair, does not color the skin, hut will turn red, grey or light hair to a beautiful black. Ladies can have itappliod at the office by Madame Coatello, warranted, Madame C.'s Ointment and Lotion, a positive cure for the salt rheum, tetter, ring worm, scald head, and other eruptions of the skin. Cases of Laver Complaints which have been standing for years, have been cured in a very short time by Madame C.'s elcellent remedy and restored to perfect health. Madame Costello's Syrup for alter ipains a never failing re medy. Kacli and all of the above medicines prepared ami sold at 34 Lispcnard st., and w here can he obtained sueli prooU of these facts is will couviuctflhe public tiiere is no l'aucy iu these assertions. Madame C. would inform ladies that good nurses may be olr laincd at the shortest nolirc by applying at her office. All communications ant! letters ust he posiiwid. tnl* 1m*c MEDICAL AID. NO. i PECK SLIP?Doctrgr Carpenter, a* u?n a}, devotee hii fillip* iirrsouxl attention to the reli?Tofthe alliirl*>il and un* to th?? eflVctuil mid uneedy cure of all disease*, at hi* nLl .-siAhfiwhrd and wi ll known IVt k slin Duixiift.irv. No. 4 Peck slip ii -nr Pearl strcrt. Dr. Cariwntcr begs leave lo appvine those to whom he is uuknown, that he is a regularly educated physician and surgeon, a graduate of Uuion College, and a liceiitiale of I he New York Slate Medical Society, and obtained his diploma in this city m the year 12113. But w hat i* most important to the patient to know is the fact that he siteedily and effectually cures his patients, as thousands might and many will testify. His offices and entrance* are conveniently adapted to the comfort and privacy of patients, who are never excised to observation, and his charges will be found r? *son~.hl? Mariou street, next door lo die drug store. iu21 Im* c WONDERFUL RECOVERY. I HAVE been saved from the (lurk precipice of an untimely death, and from the miseries and tortures of a moat vexatious and protracted illnimt. which I suffered for nearly sewn year*, atid by the blessing of God, 1 ain enabled lo otter my public th inks to Dr. Joseph Heine, a owns German physician of the German Dispeutnry, No. 1*8 Hudson si. By the direction of a snperiiit* ndius: Providence, 1 was led to that excellent and charitable institution, to receive the assistance of the youtu: and kind IHfnc factor, who administered to my aiTlictiotw; until the n I obtain. 'I nnth. r help nor i-i-lance in n.v most miserable sull'erincs?lo him. therefore, am I most justly bound in everl^sfiii'' l'r^liliiilt- tat ii-turn a mtwt l.i?lunr anal imhlir- ackii/nr. ledgtiicnf. I ?*in?li**?l for relief in vain to soine of ll># moat eminent of (Ste medical faculty, tome of whom advised country air, other* amputation of my liinh*. Under their treatment 1 received no b#> nfflchl effect, bat grew wo/*e and worse, until my legi and arms were nearly cohered aaith malignant ulcert, arid presented a spectacle awful to look upon. By the timely aid of the above Aysirian, I am not only healed, but every vestige of this lormiilahl disease roofi d out of my system. I publish this for the benefit of Buffering humanity, and advise alt to seek relief from iny lasting benefactor. JOSEPH POUHCH, 470 Iludaon st. I certify to the above fart-.. JOHN AXFOlp, New* Office, lgj Bowvry. 1 certify to the above fa?*ts. JOHN KIRKMAN, 34 Catharine st, N. Y. Soap and Candle Man'v. This is to certify that Joseph Poorch has been in my employment both before nnd since his atflictioii, and 1 do not hesitate to say that the above acknowledgment is true iu every particular. J. W. Bl'SH, St. luspector 9th Ward. 1 believe the above statement u> be correct. FREEMAN CAMPBELL, Alderman of 9th Ward. N. B.?The tor has removed to Ifil Canal street, where the me^i'in* be obtained lor the cure of all long standing complaints?is nit up with full directions. price $10. which is vnMMrd to cure?if not, the inom-y will V returned. It mat* tt-nR whether the throat,bones, or anv other |?art is the seat of the disease?it will likewise eradicate all the had effects of mer cury. The medicines will be forwa-dedto all parts of the United States, by addressing a letter. |*?st paid, enclosing the above sum to Dr. JOSEPH llEINE, lot Caual ?t. Patients will be attended to as usual. The Dr. has more than 500 certificates in his |M>s*c*sion which may boiiiibility, freliug assured if they give it the required trial, that health to the aflicted parties, and rrateiulnesa to Dr. Maio-in, will be the reeull. Bat, as is also the case iu LniOpe, the immense Amrrirsu repnlalion of the Lucius Cordial, is principally based oil its thoroughly investigated. indubitable, and generally admitted powrr to euabla females, who had been considered barren. Pi bear offspring, and to restora virile jiowere in males, when reduced to utter aod apparently hope less prostration, to perfect health and activity. When I first received the agency of the Lucius Cordial, frum Dr. Murrain, notwithstanding iu immcusef omgn eelcbrity, and the great aiauiunt of resjieclable testimony that accompanied it, I declined committing myself individually, by giviug any parsonol assurances in these particulars hut now. after tlie enormous sale of npwarils of one hundred thousand bottles, eoutdod with the rrcei|it and certificates and testimonials inuurrwrsble, and much knowledge founded on personal observation^ I can unhesitatingly warrant it as far cxccedinc my most sanguine hope., or ever tha illustrious inventors promises, in llir fulfilment of the most important ends for which it is recc inrnended, and lias bocome so lastly and universally popular. To be as eiplieit as possible, I rejieat, and hold mv&lf personally responsible for the assumption, that tiu- Lnciua Cordial can invigoratc the virile (aiivers iu males, and make them focundant, where nature lias been defwieut, or when lliry hate been proatrslcd by artificial mean..; and also that it call produce thatsUto ..r .1 ;r i .?l i i r ud imagined barren, which will ?liable thein lo tnair children. I regie, Cliat I have to apeak so plainly, on such exceedingly de lieale matters, but feel called upon to do ?o, laal it might ha misunderstood, and aa a full guarantee f.jr the prat reM^inihility which I have cheerfully assumed. With Ir clings of sincere flatitude for the extensile patrouvge whiciwai tbc age hi of the .acuta Cnidi.il, has been hciuled upon me m this country, I re main, Uie Public's very rihuUiclit humble ?ervaut, JOHN WINTERS HOLDERWkLL, M. D. Trice S3 per bottle. For sale at VJO Broadway, and St NaUia street, New-York, and SO Nonh Sixth alreet, Hviladelnhia. in 13 Im'r A MIRACLE TO CLEAR THE SKIN /~\F Pimples, Freckles. Blotchcx, 8all Rheum, Scurvy, Taw vJ Mnrphesv and the Medical Conncil of Paris, have declared tlir Italian Chemical Soap, invented by M. Beapriui, a Perfect miracle to cure any disfigurement or eruptions of the stria?it never fail*?has 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 misrepresentation?one trial will prove.?One lady in this city, (she won't give her name.) her face was covered with pimples and freckles?two cakes thoroughly cured her. Sold by the New York Agent, J. Jones, sign of the Ana rican Eagle, R2 Chatham street?Price M cents a cake Brook lynn Agent, 139 Fulton street. Merchants, Captains and othen, trading to the South, allowed a liberal discount. a30 lm* FACTS AGAINST THEORY. PHILADELPHIA, May 10, \Ut. TNR. JAYNE?Dear Sir :?1 feel that 1 can hardly aay C enough in favor of your Hair Tonic. My hair had been falling off f?r about two years, and had become very thin, threatening speedy baldness, when I commenced using your rameuy. in aoom one wees i, l eased to fall off. I have uaed it now for about three months, and have aa full and thick a head of hair as I car. jiosspily desire. 1 have recommended its use to t number of niv friends, who W speak well of it. If faithfully employed I have no doubt of iu general auccesa. I may add that before using your Tonic, I had tried most of the various articles employed foi the hair?such as the Mac set sr Oil, all the difierent preparations of Bear's Oil, Vegetable Ilair Oil, he. he., without experiencing much if any benefit. Respectfully, yours, 8. 8. FITCH. M. D. No. 171 Chestnut street Sold by the Agents, A. B. D. Bands, Druggists. No. 79 Fultonst, corner of Gold; 100 Fulton street; 77 East Broadwayi 273 Broadway. a30 lm?t V ALIER'S FRENCH PILLS. f*"kNE bo* of these inestimable Pills are worth all the Quack c' Medicines in the world, for die cure of a certain disease. Comment.?If we esatnine the nature of the above disease and the situation of the parts affected, we must coneidei h a very important object to lie able lo obtain a remedy at once certain in ita action, and at the same time composed of such ingredients as will prevent the |iossibiliry of discovery while usiug it i> ta ,t,., ?r .p- i;? offered for these dlheases are composed of such nau*tnpt in removing the disease. The proprietor would here remark, that fce efficacy of these rills in the disorders alluded to, are not based upon supposition; on the contrary', it is founded U|>ou rational extierience, having used them in a successful practice for upwards of ten years he feels confident of their superiority over the remedies hitherto employed Sold at No. 92 Nassau street, 159 Broadway, and 90 North Sistli street, Philadelphia. Price $1 per box. mis Im*e "mSHERMAN^S MEDICATED LOZENGES. rpHESE celebrated articles haee now been used for nearly A four years, and the greatest proof of their efficacy in removing the various diseases for which they are recommended i is, that the demand for liiein has been rapidly increasing, and tlemons who have once used them not only continue their use, lut recommend them to their friends. COUGH LOZENGES. Atc lite best medicines in the world for coughs, colds, con sumption, asthma, whooping rough, lie., ever discovered. THE WORM LOZENGES Are the only articles which never fail in removing worms of every description, both Ironi children and adults. THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES Are a sovereign remedy P'r sea sickness and nervous headache, palpitation, lowness of stiirits and nil nervous diseases. The Hon. Aaron Clnrk, Hon. Edw. J. Porter, Rev. Mr. Handcock, Rev. Mr. Dunbar, of the McDougal street Church, have used them. Office IOC Nassau street?Agents, Rushton St Aspinwall's three stores; S 11; and S. B. Bowne U Son, Westchester, lie. lie. mlti 2aw3mc Be "watchful op your health.?t>r. bravdretm's office is now 271 Bowery, having removed it Qom 276. He reostors, who are anxious to dereive the uuwaxy. Kcinrmber Dr. Brandreth's Office ia274, not 276 Bowejy. my 18 lra*e ^crvrTllEWARDT^trtosS' SPECIFI^TTIXTURE.e brought, in which the luixtoie will not effect a rapid cure, under a forfeilnre of $500. This is a disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of so cietv?high, low, rich and poor, matrimonial and single. They arc here presented with a remedy by which they can core themselves without the least cxjiosure in the shortest time possible. Further, the disease cannot be contracted if a dose of ths mixture Is taken at night on going to hrd when exposed. It is put up in bottles with lull directions accompanying it, at SI a bottle- One bottle lasts a week, which generally cores? many am cured in two days. For sale only at Wm. H. MHnmJs, 192 Broadway, corner of John street, opposite Franklin House, New York; J .Jones, corner nf Chestnut and Seventh st reels, Philadelphia; and at J. M. Smith s 138 Washington street Boston. myl3 lm* I> LEACHING POWDF.R, of Boyd's" maker, constantly on hand, and for aale bv miA.s rVRRRF. It nnoOKQ at V IkiM ar MP^S?*rtSBiT0sS fHHr"' mil) c t>ly t (heimlmwuicknamwl doctor's, anch aa the Mafic Mixture," nieni* Bittern,*"'if you doubt, dit," drop*, Aa., Ac., who aril drath at a low ratr or aball we go to the crlrbratrd doctor* who celebrate thcmaelrea hi the daily paper*, and on every lamp poat throughout than city. How Ion*, gentlemen, do yon inland to .pill ua ol'our money, health, Ac., with your mercury, copui- I ra, apirit* of nitre, cubebe, Ac. 1 will tell yon what we want? r an old regular aciemiAc ilocto', arrnatomrd to cure anch com- plaint. Such ia Dr. Lanrrl, 103 I'anal atreet, who cure* a new caae in 24 honr*, ami in old one in lea* than a weak. in4 lm" Vf ADAMK RKSTELL. Female Pliyairian, office and reai" 4 l?* dene* 1M Oreenwieh atreet, beiw**n Conrtlandt and Liber t> atreet*, where aha ran be consulted with the itricleat eonA tie nee, and where al?o her celebrated medicine* can be obtained AM lertera mtul be po t paid and addrraard to boi Ml, N. York city. Medicine* forwarded by mail. Boston office No. 7 Eaaea street. mil hnr PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. M. DK BOUDELo'OT,AA? Bo'LUVb^, rORTUOAL. fIMIK S. icntific combination of ingrtdirtiti of which th*?? A Pill* are computed, have made them the wowlef and ad roe* ration ?>f i\%r world. Tlit y are known all aver Europe tob* d the only prr|*ration ever dweoverea that ha* prored jn**r|iwf curtain in producing the monthly turns, i heir certainty, intii j casts, being such that flic*- must not I* used during prrgnancv, frvthoQKhimjH safe, and healthr, thff arc certain to prod* miscarriage if used diirinf thai iwdoo. The directions are translated into English, and are enveloped round with tiie teal of the ;mporter, stamj?ed. Eaeji boi con- Utrui the sign dure of M. de BoMdetame^ aid the English di 0 ructions have the signature of Dr. p. mlLVlAU, authorised agent far the continent of America. Th? y can be transmitted by mail to any i*rt of the United n States. Letters directed to Dr. F. Mehrau, but 24, Newt, York, will meet with immediate attention. Sold by appoint- a ment at 120 Cherry, near Catharine street. Price ft*. Half botes $3. No half botes sent by mail. royrf lm*dAw r PUBLISHED DAILY BV jT JAMES OOKDOI DKNHRTT. rt CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS. >Thk Nrw Von* Hr.ti.D-A daily paper, iaaited every morning of the week?|?ricr emit per copy. Cnuutry racriherv furnished (I the umr rate, for any ?|?ecific period, ou d remittance in advance. Nn paper .cut, nnle.a paid in advance. h Thi Wrr.LT Hehali*?Uined awry Saturday monftuc at.. nine o'clock?price rix and a quarter trnlt pat copy?funuMed lo country aabacrihera at *3.tl par annum, in advance, or at ika aume rate (m any apeclived period. >1 Co?*r.?rouou!?Ti am rrojmafed to addmn thair lettciatnnr JiMia Oovnov Bvjv.itt, Proprietor ud fid iint nnd til of j dan <w bwiw nrt be poai pud. B