The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
June 18, 1842
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AEvV YORK KKRALIX .'.nv York, S;i.?Dor.': forrot the iSunda; :1 rii?L i' is lite only i?aperpubh.-hed i t New York Sunday that haa the news at length. If the Boston steamer should nt. arrive till to-day, t!f Sunday Herald will give ui length the itnpor tn.it news that she may bring?fresh from China? from India?from the continent, and lrom England. Also tii? news from W,.. hington, if any explosions should have taken place. Don't f >rget 'he St.ndry llerald. Lost Sunday copies sold for 25 cunts a piece. IWcw Vnrlr f.fiitoiii The twenty fifth number of thin popular and va lmbl" Medical Journal, published this morning, ;?r l!i? II -raid office, is extremely inters .-ting. It contains the third and concluding mania t of l*r. Rno\ ni* S. IIi-j-im's ailinir:.v>ie pipers on tb" "nature, i t :iiis and It v. no't t c.f r,:tr\ lures"? IV I fenrih a 'tui'o on Clubfoot (illustrated I i a.;- 'id engravings of .he ...,.e?ious snpr.ratu* 'Vi'ip by :'r. JViiuoi.l, nnd use I in the ti.'.ittncnt of 'in i'.i i)?valuable pap*?r on the climate ami di- rt Western Africa?Editorial Articles on .M. dii.'ni Education, with the usual variety of intcr ti.ig and valuable medical and surgical cases, operation Arc. From the immense circulation cf the leaned throughout all the cities of the Union, andthecountrv generally, it presents the best possible mode of II vert Urn 3 the professional public. I'rice --.'I per annum in advance?single copies (>4 cents. New?. ntojt Kmilaxd Expected.?The Cunard st! public nHairs into coufn.-ion. John Tjler rtorineii Ids duties very f.rmly and very wisely. in '"identund honest men approve his corr it it" h is been assailed and calumniated, worse tli-i i .t.i i ifiJe!?worse than if he had been a malef. cior. Tiie present Congress is one of the worst that ever met. and it will cause an entire revolution hro ighout the Union at the next elections. If tfte now movement hete takes the right ground, they may succeed?if not, not. We shall reserve the right to treat them as they merit. Explosions in Wash:sucos.?Explosions of nil kinds are expected in Washington about these days So the alin :ncc.= sa v. TJic whigs are going to head ofl Captain Tyler, if they can. Their plan is to pass a revenue law Vith the distribution principle It ho-'already passed the House. Seeh a law the Captain will veto. Then the House ofltppresentutives intend to impeach the C tptaiu, if they can?remove him from the White House, and put in Mangum there. The present Cabin t will tlwa explode, and many fireworks go oil ahoui the liii of July. Verily, verily?this will be the best thing that overtook place lor the popularity of the Captain The ultras arc determined to re-elect him, by thcii own violence and malevolence. Nothing less. In the meantime, the "Charlies" sing the following lullabies, every night before q? "ing too drunk to know what they sing:? Clay oo Tyi it. Wi'h llarr. Clay w .'11 .vip 'he diy, M'>, Hi?ry Clay ?hill win he Jav, And wit*! ...tn u it h- i t 'i'le Ty, n'?, Ty I T? Ty J ii.1 '1 y we'll lilo'i ?hy h g'i, i.l -i i'h him we'll head little Ty.*' hip! whoop! hiccup! Of Tyler voting?of Tvler old. O. ryler'i B m'? ?of Tyler's gold, Of Ty leCa fir?t?of Tvler'* last, Of Tyler now?and Tyler pa?t. Of Tyler's word?of Tyler's oath, Think the Lord?Wp'i e had enough." Crs Axn Dowvs Amom; the Colonels.?A lew days ago Col. Edwards, of "the reg'lcrs," was con\ irted of swindling and forgery, to the amount ol ?4?u? ikmi fin l-~I ?K;? L I the pleasure to state that "Col. Webb, of the regu lure" has pint received a decree of discharge from debts equal t #230,000, by lilt-Court of Bankruptcy. So that if one Colonel goes down, another comes up, and wc have always the like quantity of military talent and whiskers in the field. BitmiHuh?glory to God, and to Mahomet, his prophet. Col. Webb has actually got his decree, und n doubt bts discharge will soon follow. We congratulate him on his singular good luck lie got into debt, somehow or other, for #230,000, to all sortot persons, of which #30,000 was due to the United State-'Bank. This was done, to when the "Cottrc r" then owned by him, was making a clear income of $12,000 to $20,000 a year. The Courier i- then put in the hands of Trustees?then sold to one Master Morrel, a nephew of Webb, and there it In* remained for two or three years past. In a tew weeks we expect that Webb, by some magnetic process, will againbecome proprietor of the "Courier," and can make t.gain his $20,000 per annum. This is a mystery, hut still it can be done. Colonels can do wonders. Vow,when Webb gets hispai>er back into his own hand we have r bit of advice to give him. Payal! v-or hones', bma fidt debts?..II tho.-e debts for which you had value. You arc not bound to do so i.ut do it, ;.nd be an honest man in heart as well a. in natm*. Pay none of your speculation debts? it her rive a cent to the United S?toor widow* an cud -jo'./oeif. is i :i:id goaj. These ci.is.-et lived ir. 'li ex?r v. unti pa-.,ion of i.iciety.-'l'iie general Ltiob'- has burst, and lb. lively, nnn.nil/iiiou*, indu tnoin, economical, steady trader, ci small i, the ci.lv on" tn.it gef r.l ?t.:. Tli deal in th; ?pc".- ri of life, on tit" c h system -.in I are link r! with th" f-.ti ..f the working farmer and meehtni.ea. Hence they are ull doinz tolerably well alike? hence Fulton, meet, uud till Pitch streets, are bri.-'. and lively. The f.shionable hotels are dull?the fashionable t rave He is urc not numerous?because tlte bunk:: cannot minister to their luxurious tastes, Many families ar- going out of town, taking board at n country town for $3 per week, who used to expend $50 in white gloves at Saratoga or Rockaway u few venrs ago, on the inflation of the hubbies. This is the way to get morals, religion and good smse all combined. Kxperience?experience?experience. Hi:aw t'ou Uamahes.?H'e l-am that ^lr. Tho'vie, the popular manager of the Chatham The. utn\ Im:'- brought nrt action against Applognte the rniiir' ia Ana street, for $10,000 damages Tlii -nit i* founded on a wick rd awl malicious liV!, u ?n a di ..us:'..is paper, which is priut' (1 l>y Applet. to. mkI conducted by n iriiscraLle mount' Stank, who used to enact parts at the low museums under feigned names, and with numerous 'tlinrcs. This fellow we henrhas been in many jails for his offences. Mr. Thome is one of the most honorable, and capable business men connected with any theatre. His private and public character is without a stain, and any attack on him, is unmerited and grossly malicious. Advice m Putter held, the Auctioneer.?Mr. Butterleld the auctioneer in Ann street, is respectfully requested to keephie littiedogs Tray, Blanche Swcathcart and Arena, in decent order, otherwise we shall have to give a full account of certain affairs that took place in Western New York. The public records will furnish the facts. No more at present?but old Butter had better be advised in time, or we shall have to salt him down. Coney Island.?Governor Davis has sent us u warm rcinon-t ance against some remarks made by us, on his dominions. The Governor admits the clams and sand," but denies in tuto the "scales." We apologise?because we hear that Stephen Whitney, Esq intend* to purchase the island as a retreat for all locofocos, on the same day that John Jacob Astor, his only rival in money, devotes u couple of millions to build a Foundling Hospital, to which tl\e benevolent Henry Laverty will also subscribe $50,000. A Pregnant Sign.?The New Era" yesterday, the organ of the ultra locofocos, came out bans for John C. Calhoun. Alas Martin our sufferings it truly intolerable." The Era" has already caught a little of the Carolina character?spirited, gentlemanly, and strong. Go ahead. John C. Calhoun is as great a inan us any of the potatoes. Mormons tx New-York. understand that the Mormons are increasing ra[iidly in this city.? Th-y have 500 catechumen and 150 members already, some of them wealthy and intelligent men. They have established a moral and religious government for their church, having a President and council They meet every Sunday in National Hal', Canal street. To-morrow they hold forth in the spirit. Go and sec them. See the advertisement. Crc.tox Water Works.?We are informed that he water is not tobe let into the Reservoir on Monday next. On that day the water will probably he let into the aqueduct at the Croton Dam. Several days will yet elapse before the water will reach the Reservoir, at Yorkville. New War Steamer u.v Lake Erik.?The English are building at Kingston a splendid wur s?eumer to be called tl?c Chippewa, ller burthen is 7(X> tons, end site will carry two long S2's and f.?nrJ!2 pounders. It thus appear that the liritish continue to arm their frontier. Tueatricat. axti Mcsicai..?Last evening Fanny Elssler danced a second time in the ballet of tin Prinec and Fairy," followed up by the beautiful Pijnrcrt. lu spite of the warm, musty, disagreeable, odious, painful, damnable weather, the Park Theatre was full as usual. The whole pit seemed to be one universal grease spot not rubbed out, so warm they looked. Such tremendous applause was only equalled by the tremendous heat. Wreaths an.! bouquets tlcw us ever?but what a gasping for fresh air! Simpson, Barry, and Blake, were stewed into oysters. She appears again on Monday. IIeixrich's (?r.?nt> Mcsicai. Festival came ofl on Tinned -v >ii nt the Tabernacle, which I w.ia crowrlei lie beauty and fashion, profe?-I v 1?ii' u ?h-m .-tin t?iir imen, gi i.etropolis It \ml? altogether, the greatest musical **rformance we ever recollect in this city The band was magnificent, consisting of nearly a hut Ired of the elite of the profession. The overture to the Pilgrim Fathers, barring some lew excentricities, is a very original und talented composition, i commencing with eight bars for the organ, followed by an adaiio for six violoncellos and six double basses?this is a very pleasing movement, the leading violoncellos part being admirably played by Boucher; this was lollowed by a spirit-stirring march, the whole brought to a climax, by a prestis simo, iu which gongs, trumpets, drums, harps, lutes, sackbats, dulcimers, mid all kinds of instrument*, were brought into requisition, aud so ended the great composition of the evening, of the great Maestro; we saw several ot tli little composers, when lleuirich guve them a few bars rest (which he rarely did) take out their note books und register combinations and eflects, wuh the intention no doubt of dishing them up at a future day to their own honor and glory. When Hcinrich catches them at it. won't he be dow n upon them in Litm and Greek. The vocalists exerted themselves w ith great effect? Mutlames Otto, Spolir ZliHn, and Mrs. llardwick, sang selections from favorite authors with great success. We would especially notice a song of Novcllo's at the end of the concert, most exeellently sane und nlnveH hv Mrs Hartfwick Rosier mil II C. Tinirn?it was quite refreshing. Mr*. Strong. Miss Pearson, and other*, labored heart and soul Indeed, all the performers deserve unlimited praise. Cannot "onie bodv rejiOHt the Stabrt Mater of Rossini, which was so admirably performed at the Concert of that prince of piano forte players, II. C. Timm. Ninth's?The vaudevilles arc repeated this evenins; they are light and pleasant, and some of the be-t names are included in the casts. The garden ?r I t i-torv.' iv of tins ?.*ntl?>mnn i. .Il?H C??y l'f?r hoi t! r> nvi- *'17.1 t!iv-?*il on ih- Nv|ti?? m i inw?"> WVl^. V'\CI Hi I t UiUUPdllU I'vrv I'l landed 111 the city of New York in the last two day including agriculturists und all kinds of niechi nics. In the city they cannot retn tin?we have tour thoc sand persons of our on- own aire ady out of employ and the numb"r lately thrown adrift by the Xa\ orders, has added to the calamity?to the country then then they must go, and there is room enou. h for all, if they v. ill hat follow good advice. Th counties cf Delaware and Ulster fifty to on hun dred miles west of ('at.-kil!, on the North Hirer, o; fers the best prosj?ect to the settler?good land nnetitions on the long notice passed to certificate and discharge. Objections were tiled to thos..of Wm. A. Hilly er and Jusiah Pierce. The clerks have worked merrily in assisting the disenthralled" ones along, and al>out forty certificates of discharge are row leady, we understand, awaiting thi ir happv owners? These are the magic times for paying off old debts. Special Sessions. Before Judge Noah and Alderman t 'roliusand Smith. Ji'ni 17?James linggerty wns sent up for six months for stnbliing n female, named Bridget Downing, with knife, in three different places, twice on the forehead and enroon the hand. This person should have been tried fo, an assault and battery with intent to kill, ami his case noted upon by a jury in the Court of General Sessions.? Thomas Foster, rharged with robbing the money drawer of Frederick Sicfker of 9J Varick street,of $8 in bank bills, was admitted. Henry Inidore and William Kerr, two buys, were convicted of stealing $10 wnrlli of printing paper from the store of Robert Walsh, 45 Fultan street, but judgement was suspended. Henry Craig, a colored man, u nR fiiimil irniltv nf Ntr.ilinir tiAirc nf ami. ter lioots, worth $1.50, from the ?torc of John McGuire, was sent tip for two month*. John Dickinson was sent to theCity Prison for (Wdav for stealing a tiarrelof molasses worth $9, from Wilson G. Hunt. Henrietta Jones, n colored woman, was sent up for 30 davs for stealing a nnmIter of shirts, collars, lie. from a drunken man, whore name was unknown. Marietta Dunn, for beating an ngi d woman named Sherlock, and otherwise assaulting her. w?? sent 1>ark to the City Prison lor 30 day s. Henry Jackson. colored, for cutting a colored woman named Henrietta Jackson with a rarer, and threatening to kill her, was sent up for six months. General Session*. Before his Honor the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah, and Alderman Smith. William Shall*, Esq., acting District Attorney. Jim. IT.?At the opening of Court the following' persons vert sentenced:?Isaac Sawyer, convicted of bigamy, to he state nnson for two years. The Recorder stated thv 'lie ci umsistoTS of his conviction wre su h a* to in. luce a belief that a proper application to the Governor vould produce a pardon, hut it was-he peremptory dir t >t the Court to pass sentence for thntlerm, as it w as thi .0west time in their power. James Rile* convicted of stealing the horse of Di. Wood, was sent to the State pri*o:t for three years. Samuel Dean, who was indicted for burglary, in cnteiing the store of Mr. Schwartz, in Chatham street, and stealing a quantity of property, hut who was finally convicted of grand larceny only, was sent to the State prison for three years. The Recorder stated that the paper presence 1 to ihe Court bv Dean,containing his defence as publish' d in the Ilernl I ot Thursday, evinced a full knowledge on his part of a perfect distinction between the technicalities of burglary and grand 1 arc say, and showed, conclusively that he was well acquainted with the la*> as well as the manner of evading the points necessary to convict. Daniel Olmstead, one of the three ntrn coneent'-d in stealing a copper sugar pan Irom Ahner Mills, worth $6">. and breaking the rime up and selling it, convicted of grand larceny, was sentenced to three years imprisonment in the State prison. Caroline Smith, a young, good looking girl, who hai pleaded guilty to stealing a watch aaa other valuables Irom Wm. B. TVarriner, in whose family she resided as a M va 'i, as sentence i u> me ma-e prison lor two ears. The Recorder took occasion again to remark that the evil practice that existed among servants in robbing their employer* should he visited upon them with the u'most severity when convicted, ami naught but her confession and |n n tence nee the crime was committed led the Court to impose so mild a punishment. Mary Pnckw nod; the celebrated fence" who had been convicted of receiving a gold watch and chain stolen by Catherine Conticll, from Mr. Lee, of Heed street, w us sentenced to the city piison for 3d days. Jacob Somerdyke and Francis Granger, the former solemnly convicted of attempting to unliorse Job Haskell, F.sq.'on the Battery on the arrival of Col. R. M. Johnson, two years since, and Francis Granger, (not the recent Post Master General,) who pleaded guilty to a similar charge, were both sentenced to a fine of $.1. Worse Thitf Convietti.?A young man nnmed James Williams was trie 1 on a charge of -tcalir.g a horse worth 74, from Joseph F.. Mount, ill F.ast Broadway, on the I'ithofMay las*, an 1 exchanging the same lor a cow, a1 Dushwick, L. I. It w as proved that he hired the horse to goto Bushw ick, giving the name of Charles Osborn at the time. He w as defended by M. Van Hovenherg, Esq. hut the fact of giving an as-timed name on hiring the horse, produced a verdict of guilty, and the court Sentenced him to tw o years imprisonment. inothrr Horn' TSirf.?A erow blaek l>oy named lames White, was tried for stealing n hnr.p worth *o0, from John Matthew s, of dl Fulton strep*, on the lii'.'i of .lav lair.? The defence con lucted by Counsellor Theron Rudd, F.s by putting him in the |K>nnil. The jury a^quitte I him. Fnht Prelrnnt.?Robert Griffith, known as one of the advertiser* for agents wiio can advance a certain amount of money as a loan to their employers, on conditions of obtaining a salary," was put upon his trial impleaded w ith Charles Farriugton for obtaining 'MOO worth of groceries from Messrs. Bunlick X Wright, of dM Kron street, under false pretences. The prosecution proved that the goo Is were delivere 1 to Griffith. and his parte, from false and lying representation* made by them, blithe Court decided from the fart that as notes were given an received for the purchase*, Sic. that the matter was qtte? 011 for a civil suit, and not acriminal prosecution, and he jury conclu ted hjr acquitting the prisoner. Thorn i mo In r ?nlt pending gainst Oriifl'h on v.hl-h the com i Imitted him 10 bail in tin* mm of f MX). The prisoner tvn shly defended br counsellor Throron Rntfd, Ksq. bri* th court concluded th* C't> without railing upon the i'i 1 mo to produce ana witnesses The fiourMidiourrir 'o Mgndn v qaxi, i' v' usuiii^iuii* [Corrripon'Jrnce of the Herald.] Washington, Thursday?3 P. M. PratcciIIn^ii iii Cjiigrm?The Loan?Com launders Levy ami Tattnall. Mr. Bitiianan presented in ill* Senate, this mecula'or of some notoriety ol Piltsburgli, Pennsylvania. He is believed to be an unsuitable and improper nun in every respect. The President is understood to have devolved the whole responsibility of the appointment upon Mr.Forward. It belongs to him, as the head of the Treasury Department, and as Mr. F. is a cautious and di.-creei in.in, it is believed that no fears need be enteitained of his acting unwisely in the premises Tlr consequences of an injudicious selection might b very disastrous to the government, as well as to tli" Secretary individually. The character and stand ing of the agent should be such as to furnish a guarantee that the interests of the country are safe,and that every thing will he done fair and above board. There are men enough of this sort, who would undertake the business, and it is to be presumed that Mr. Forward will select from among them. The President has disapproved the sentence cf the. Court Martial in the case of Commander Levy. The Court sentenced lnni to be dismissed from the Navy, and the Secretary approved of the sentence. The President has reinstated him in the service, but he is to remain under suspension one year, without pay. The cnargMs made against Captain Tattnall. b\ Commodore Morgan,are so frivolous und unfounded, that the Secretary of the Navy has cast them asid all together, and clone away with the suspension cf Capt. Tattnall. In the altercation between Senators Smith an 1 McRoberts on Monday, the former charged the latter with slandering Silns Deane. Mr. McRobert said it was false. Some other words passed, but it was amicably arranged. Ten Days Later from Aruentt.vk.?We have received the "British Packet" published at Buenoi Ayers, to the 30th of April. The news may be considered of an important n;.ture. We extract below. The U. S. Corvette Decatur, of IG guns, was i 1 port, also eleven American merchant vessels. The weather had been very warm at Bueno Ayers?the thermometer ranging from GO to 70?. [From Britidi Packet, April 30.] Colonel Marianr Mara, arrived in town on Tueada) last, bringing the official account of the complete defeat of the forces of Lopez, of Santa Ke, on the 2#th at San Pelro, about nine leagues to the north of the capital of that t ru> mtr, U.I in. WUIU.-1I. UI uic Luutu. II pe* was drawn into the action hy a stratagem of QcncrM Oribe, and discovered his error when too late to avoid the encounter. The remit* of the atlhir are stated to be JO J Mftled and 3A0 prisoner*. There wa* ol?o captured 13,00 J horses, 30,000 head of cattle, 4 pieces of artillery, baggagflt. Of the 9000 men carried into action v Lope/, son. e 1,-00 *o 1300 almost at the first charge p- 1 over to tieriftike of the Federal army?Lope/ hinis it, .ccompanie I by two adjutants, had effected his escape ,.u island i. the Tarana. It appears that a partial affair had taken j iaceon the I6tl four .lays previous to the principal action, at the Barrat cas, near Coronda?which oMiged Lope/ to fall back o:i Santa Fe. Wo understand that the head quarters ol the army of th?Confederation were at Coronda. It consists of mot. than 10,000 effective men of the three arms, under the o ders of General* Oribe, Pacheco, and Echague?a smn 1 body under Col. Santa Coloma had occupied the city of Santa Kc. A proclamation dated Cordova, February 1, IP42, an addressed to the Santafecinos from Colonel Jacinto Andre da, denouncing Governor Juan Pablo Lopez as a corrti| traitor coward, In league with the odious unitarian mm neer soldier of the 1st December, 18JS, Jose Matia Paz,and the rest of that infamous band? that a powerful army under the command of the renowned warriors Oribu and Pi eheco, was in march for the protection of the Snntntec: no', kc. Stc. From Ii io r>F. Janeiro.?By the fast sailing liru Isabella, Capt. Drebert, arrived last evening fror i Rio de Janeiro, we received full files of the "Bo letion Commercial" and "Jornal do Conimcrcio," to the lGtli of May inclusive. The following is a list of the U. S. vessels of war at Kio ut th" time the Isabella sailed:?U.S. ship Delaware,Commodore Morris John Adams, just arrived fron, Boston l'orpoise, R inggold, from St. Helena. The Oregon, Carr, (of the Exploring Expedition,) was to sail for New Yora. on the 3Gth. Curious Salute and Sioiit.?Bunker Ilill Monument is now two hundred teet high. Twenty more leet are to be added this season. Yesterday,being the anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill, a national salute was fired from the top of the liionu ment. Presidency ok a New Dank Wanted.?Apply to Col. Monroe Edwards, Egyptian Tombs, NewYork. The best of references given. The Best Bank Note List Published?Thonipson's, at 52 Wall street. It is the most accurate. A Beaciifll Classic Klin.?The Girard College in Philadelphia. Naval News.?The U. S. schr Grampus, Lieut. Van Brunt, urrived at Nassau, N. P., on the 19tli nit. The I*. S. sloop of war Levant arrived in Hampton Roads, on the 13th inst. from Pensacola. The follow ing is a list of her ollicers: Andrew Kit/hngli, K?q., Commander; Lieutenants Gabriel O. Williamson, Jarvis, Beverly, and Kodgars (acting.) Surgeon, J. C. Lawrason. Assist. Surgeon, W. B. Bannister. Purser, J. B. Rittenhouse. Midshipmen? Thompson, Brvson, Fnuntleroy, Bradford,Barrett, Ilarlxit, Lewis, Forde, Young, Huglnin, Fry, Cooke. Professor of Mathematics, J. II. Coffin. Captain's Clerk, J. H. Stoneall. Gunner, H. Welton. Boatswain. C. Chamt>erlain. Sailmaker, G. Parker. Carpenter, T. Caul. The Levant has on board 200 supeniumernries. Commander F.dmtind P. Kennedy, of the Texan Navy, came passenger in the Levant. The IT. S. sloop of war Falmouth, of 20 guns, having on board William M. Blackford, Esq., h Charge d* Affaires to Bogota, probably sailed oritli 15th inst. from Hampton Roads. The following i* a list of her officers: Commander, James Mcintosh. Lieutenants, t*ilhoun, iCMimry, iiiirn'i itn-cii. utmniiii, i r.ivmi. niinnvu, M. S. RennolJ?. A-Vt ilo. L. S. Wiliiim*. Purser, 8. Ram? The Constitution is fitting for Norfolk she is to relieve the Macedonia' u hi tli ling ship of the Wept India fq.i.idr.11. The liig.il Colnmbi?, now in th pert, nrd en" of the I font' Souadron, is to go nt to rhe er?M of Bra7.1l, on j t( ha the flat fhtp BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Baltimore. [Corre?j>mid?'uci- of the Herald.] Baltimore, June 17, 1842. M?. Editor How muck truth there may be in the following impei tnnt intelligence which appeared in yesterday's II qmb! can and Argue, I am unable fo say. My im ressionihowever, that it is more novel than true. Thus the art cle runs It has been but lately discovered that a lea for a large portion of the land which this city occuph was executed for hut ninety-nine years, and not renew We. Since the original lease, thousands of lea es lint. hoen made and improvements to a vert amount hnvo bee:, erected on this property bj various persons, who all confidently believed that the original lease was perpetual.? 'I lie conseqence ir, that the entire property will revert ti the orginal owners, at the expiration of the slated term oi years, unless so l e new arrangement can bo made with the present heirs, whom we are informed, are thirty i number, and of the State of Kentucky. The property isaid to be lrtd acres, running from the northeast coruc: of Baltimore and Little Aisquith streets northerly, en bracing all the property called Gallows Hill,and the northeasterly portion of the city, that extent." The Front street theatre is again open, though doing a poor business. Booth is the star. After paying expanse ca?h actor takes his share out of the balance. It is a kind of n stock concern, and a lump business. Winchell draw s very good houses at the Museum?only a quarter admittance. Wheeling money 1 quote at 6] discount, and other Virginia hanks 3 discoiint. Railroad orders, 06} on tin dollar. Flour $S S6}; 1'enn. wheat, $l|Q*2a$l I do per bushel; corn, St cents; oats, 37 cents. The weather has been cloudy, with continual showers for some days. It is now sultry, and threatening rain. Roderick. Philadelphia. [Correspondence of tli Herald.] rnu.iDET.rniA, June 17, 1842. Notwithstanding the weather last night was uninviting, the Concert of Professor Norton was attended by some foui hundred persons, all told. How many of these were den heads, 1 am not aware. There were rather more than hall a? many as attended the late complimentary Concert to Mrs. Watson, though being a dollar per ticket, 1 prcsum. the clc ir profits were about the nme, The orchestra vers not ill numbers what it promised to he; but 1 have 110 doul t the performances were as good as if there had been mote ofthem. Norton exceeded himself. Never did man more successfully trumpet his own fame. Mrs. Watson looked well, and sang as sweetly as ever Miss Melizet is a fnvr rile here, though I think no great singer. Burd-n he many friends, and was warmly applauded by them. The same may lie sail ef Mr. Levenstoiu. Ben Cross w as ult that he should boon such an occasion?etficient and attcn. tive. Duggen employed time on the piano that would have been more agreeable to the audience in the street not hut whit his playing was well enough but a pian is not an in'trumcnt with which to interest a public audience, especially in a warm night. Mr. Barclay took umbrage, I believe, at some of the arrangements, and did not show himself. Altogether it was a gay, pleasant, and I hope profitable entertainment. To-morrow night we are to have the first representation a' the Walnut street theatre of the new drama of Man Tudor." If good weather there will be a good house. Can you inform us whether Fanny the Divine means to visi us again, professionally, before she departs the country forever I Some of our young men are dying to know. We have had all the week bad weather, and ol course n-> entertainment* of consequence at Mr. Arann's garden. Lust evening, about eight o'clock, Mr. James McKinn.' respectable citizen, residing in seventh street, near Chat ry, the keeper of a shoe finding and band box store, die I a' the City Watch house. The deceased was found lving in Harmony court, late in the afternoon, where he fell in a tit ami iu consequence of no one recognizing him,he wn taken to the police otlicc. und there died. It nppenrs that he had been nt the Exchange for the purpose of seeing some friends off, who were leaving for Norristown, an' was returning through the court w hen he fell. We have to-day as yet nothing further from Harrisburg of the hill to punish the brokers by a tax of $.2000 no have we nnyj thing of the bill bargaining with the hanks to redeem their Relief notes?and last, though no1 least, not a word about adjournment. Not much was done in stocks to day. State Fives however were a fraction better than yesterday. Mu- Bknvtctt:? Seeing this morning in the Herald n notice of tit decapitation of the Feiee King, would it not In advisable to ask, what has become of the head ci the renowned Seminole Chief Osceola, of Floridt, which was brought to this city and sold for the pur pose of exhibition in the Castle Garden, an 1 wnic' was, with much horror and contempt, rejected lithe proprietor Mr. Marsh. Ttulv, the nineteen!: century, will exhibit in future history, that ther were cannibals indeed living in the great und mor. Republic of America. A Dragoon. Steam Ship Columbia, with twenty passenger $53,200 in specie, nnd 8900 letter?, left Boston o:> Thursday for Liverpool. Cot'nterkrit Coin.?Whoever saw an America, sixpence? It is watd that a quantity of counterfe', American sixpences has been thrown into circulation in Quebec. Senator Southard.?It is now said that this get tlcman is in the last stage of existence. Rhode Island.?There was a large suffrage meeting in Providence on Tuesday. It went oft- quietly It was thought best to await the action of the Cent ral Assembly before any further movement b made. False.?The charges against Chief Justice Pa ker have been pronounced false by the Legislatui of New Hampshire. Stopt Work.?Several factories in New Havei Another New Novel. DOUBLE BROTHER JONATHAN ONCi MORE !?Father Cos sell; a Romance of Ireland?b J. Ifctnim, Esq. the celebrated author of Tale* of tb O'Hara Family,*' "The Ghost Hunter,"Ac. Ac. will b published in a Double Brother Jonathan early next woe! This amusing and highly otitertainicg work was at nounced fot publication in London 1st June. Broth1 Jonathan will issue it as above stated?having purchase advance proof sheets from the London publishers. Pric en shilling Office Ifl-J Nassau street. Agents will plensr send thci orders and cash immediately. (q- THE KREMLIN DINING SALOON, 111 Bron' way.?We stopt at those lovely rooms esterdaj, abo: t soup time, and such Turtle Soup we never drank. It xva :Ot drink it was ratine. It was really balm far the I o We enquire! of our host whr*h use of the Balm of Columbia. Ladies, will you maU your toilet without this article oldbidor's Balm or Coli mbi t.?This v aluable article, which was first intioduced to the public aliout twent years since, hat;, fiom its superior virtues, obtained a mo*' extensive sale, especially in New York, where it was fir*' discovered. Kor reproducing hnir which has fallen o; keeping the head free from dandruff, giving it a softnr*' and beautiful lustre, it is withont a competitor. Beware of oils for the hair. They debilitate and relax the very vessels that should be strengthened and stimulated. A" moment's reflection will convince any sensible person of this. The use of oily matter causes more bald., ncss than all other -Buses. Ladies, remember this, and let your toilet he finished with the Balm of Columbia?n spirituous rati net of the most tonic and astringent roots, hut no alkalies whatever, with the most fragrant perfume Near two hundred cases of In'e and positive restoration ef the hair by it are reported by living objerta, and nearly all the fashionable* us# if ns a perfume and purify cr, even if they are not losing the hair. Immense quantities are sol 1 at 71 Mnid**n lane, New York. fome renegade has counterfeited our wrappers und the Balm, and has tried to make people believe his trash the true Balm. Wehave, thercfjre, to warn all never to buyany thing purportiugto l?e the Balm of Columbia, unless you find our signstureon thu wrapper*. COM8TOCK A co., Wholesale Druggists, 71 Mai len lane, N. York. (Zj- BEWARE OK COUNTERFEITS.?People cannot he too cautious in purchasing the gonuinc Dr. Tay lor's Balsam of Liverwort, made at 37.) Brwcry, as a mis i.e.?. i.? dishonest me in.. trvto i ,ilm oil o Ike innocent cn?to?ner?, their counterfeit trash which they call Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort. Let no one he deceived. The true Medicine i? to he had at 37,? Bower; ami only there, at which place i! has been made genuine tho Ins' nine yrar'. All who will call on the true proprit tor, at 37"> B jwery, w ill have th?- moat poitive proof lai h. fore them, which will convince the mo t sceptical. That this is a -too m vlicine for ail pulmonary complaint*, the thotuan Is of certilica'cs already published, fully proves all that is sniil nhout this vegetable article.? Buy in thi- city only p.; 371 Howcrv, an I of Agents, MrIKys, 139Fulton street, Brooklyn; Dr. I.owcrre, Newark; II. HaulsJcCo, Albany; S. Powell ft Co, Bvston; Cha? Dyer, Providence; K. W. Bull, Hartford; D. Mitchell New Haven; 11. Hull, Bridgeport; A. Oliver k Co, Nov Orleans; J. Du Bose k Po, Mobile; P. Cohen it Co. f'harh-ston: F. Punderson, Hudson; K. Ti icett, Potigh keepsie; J. I). Philips, Newliurg; Harrison, Lansinglutrg Heinistreet, Troy; Hoof Bahoock, Coopcrstown. iiDvuiiru ni'/oii arnnpa. CM womlut A' was awarded hy the Ameriraa InMitntr nt tlic late a* wei as mrh prrredinff Fair to Uoo. Saunders. lf>;? Broadwai or the heii R? 'or Strops. Tli Metallle. Tablet invent? by O. Saonlers produces a thin ,000th e tfjc on a raro' villi more certain'v than it van lie Jonf on l hone in nth part of the time, without the tt? of ollorwiteAny pemon can te*t it by bringing a ilnll tnjor and hat iug it pot in order on one of them. This rrtlrle lias hoe eetalUilMtl forth* M years, anJ eenlfle|t*dht r?l of the (lr?t gentlempn in the eounlrr ft/- REVOLT OK THE KALMUCKS.- EIGHT ENGRAVINGS?The New World for Saturday. June IS, will present extraordinary attractions- It will contnin a complete account of the Revolt of the Kalmuck Tartars, one of the m >tt extraordinary events of mvdern timessix hundrc.l thousand Tartar's having lied IV im their country iualmdy. The Brigand, a Tale of Castile, h? Edmund Flag r.r.sq., author of "Duchess of Terrarn,'' "Mary rudor." fcc. (a e-.utnl ltorv.1 nnwlml l?n~-li?ntof America?an amusing account ?f this gentleman's excursion*' in this country, with u lvuotun i on tin- I'p|" i Missouri w i'.h M nil in* Bryan,'Km;., ami ,N. I'. Willi', tl.e Pcnciller, with a graphic description of the Fancy Bull in his honor at the I'ark. Storv of Margaret w ith eight fin" engravings, from Goethe's Faust. A Ileal King, and the or.lerof arrangements lor the reception of hii Fejio Majesty at the Hark, under the management of the Stereotvpo Committee, G-mi from the t)hl Poets, Scrap Book, K iitorial Criticisms. News, he. $.1 a scar?single copies rt cents -Ollicc 30 Ann street, where Uulwcrnnd James's last Navels arc for sale at 19} and 19} cents each. fj(7-THF. SUNDAY MERCURY' OF TO-MORROW will contain, among much other matter, a Sketch ol Chief Justine Jones, by Wasp; Fashionable intelligence, a:i 1 all sorts of other things, by Ladle; The Hast Wei k, Monroe K hvards, See.; a Discourse on l'ipea; All the News of the Week, eoudcn'fd into u popular form; Domestic Set vllude, a humorous article by Harry Franco; R ugh Sketches of Celebrated Individuals about town?the Man who keeps the Tark; a Chapter on 01: Batchclors; Dow Jr., will discourse Irom the following text:? "All the world is a fish-pond?we are the fishes? The devil's the fisher." Go it while you're young, by Spoons; Wallerisms; the Theatres?The Trince and the Fairy, and Gabriel Ravel and) Miss Wells at Niblo's Dr. Hart; Life iu l'arit, byu Charivari; the United States Bunk, See., fcc. All the latest' local general and foreign news. OlHce 13 Berkman street J 1'riee three cents n single cony, $1 for eight months, sent to any port of the world. Aavertiiuments receivud till 10 o'clock this evening. Of?- OUR FRIENDS.?We shall continue to recommend to our'afflicted friends, on every occasion, these, grand cure-alls, Dr. Fleming's Medicated Candies. His Worm Candy is a most effectual Medicine: His Diarrhoea Candy gives instant relief. Ills Dinner,or i onir. i anily, wjll cure indigestion, tull ncssor distress nfter eating, Heartburn, Sic. His Cathartic Candy is most u'cful in all cases whei pin sic is necessary. For sale, w holeeslo and retail, at 13.' Nassau street. Agents?79 Fulton st; 573 Broadway; 110 mil 133 Bowerv; :I5 9th Avenue; 242 Greenwich st; 73 Fulton street, Brooklyn. 'i N. B. Dr. Cooper's in'alliblc Corn Salve, for sale at 13.j. Nassau street. ft?-THE DEVIL GOES SHARES IN HUMBUG GING?Might very well pass for a modern proverb,whetS we hear the nnmberh as nostrums and trashy cosmetic n ottered for sale by ignorant pretenders to Medical sli ilf' and chemistry. Such, however, is not the case with Dili Felix Gouraud, he is an old established practical ChemistL and his Cosmetics are the result of manv years experience and deep research. The admirable Skin Lotion prepare^ by him, and known as VEnu de Venule, for removm(M tan, pimples, freckles, blotches, ike., arraying the handJ; neck and arms in radiant whiteness, and imparting healthy juvenile bloom to the complexion, is found oJI the toilet of every w oman of taste anil refinement. To bll had at the original olfice 87 Walker street, I door fro rll Broadway ;'$1 per bottle. j ft?- FEVER AND AGUE MEDICINE- Dr. Sheti man, the proprietorof the famous|Mcdicated Lozenges fo* coughs, colds, worms, headaches, Sic. has prepared son)! for Fever and Ague that cure any case in one or two day! so that.it will not return. His ofliccis at 108 Nassau streel New Vork and 3 LeJger Buildings, Philadelphia. M IN EVERY CIVILIZED COUNTRY THROUGH) out the world, the human hair is always found to be J subject of peculiar attention. Of the numerous con) pounds professing to promote or reproduce the hair,fe] liave survived?even in name, whilst Row lands, Maca i ,Ait Oil, w ith a reputation already unparalleled, is still c| the increase in public'iestimation which fact, togethi] with innumerable testimonials (for perusal at thcpropriJ tors') is sulticient to satisfy the most incredulous as to ill sovereign virtues so repeatedly shown in restoring preserving and beautifying the human hair. I In dressing the hair, nothing can equal the effects q Rowland's Macassah Oil," on either natural or artifi cial hair, rendering it so admirably soft, that it will lie ii any direction it produces beautiful flowing curls, an ju by "the transcendant lustre it imparts, renders the hctfi dress truly enchanting. It preserves the coiffure in till heated atmosphere of the ball room, and neutralizes tl M effects of a damp atmosphere, or violent exercise. 8 iuriiinvi, 8, |'tl par r,, Ssrannaii, (Jeo., n, i,l,i71j lt?a 2 r? JI'll irirslon, I J. n a 7\ a 1 Biltimor*, 15, 7 nfl pirn The rates at New Orleans are nuoted for specie o hills of other hanks that yet continue to pay specie, pcrieverniicvof those hanks in specie payments, will an exceedingly henefi -ial effect upon the w'i ile coun it will sustain the banksof the whole West, which about resuming, and which would have perhaps way hut for the firmness of those New Orleans institu Th' con lition of the ten broken hanks of New Orle seen in the following table of the prices of their hi spectively:? Banna* Barks op New Oai.r axs?Prices of Note SNKTV OKI.PARS. F.KrliAiier B'k. 5!ls0l dis. Louni,s"S Stste S s ir b 'ml r I. 79 a75 (, Citi*rn?' Bink. 2fl a ?i I'ily, fi The remaining five hinki have a circulation of it I,700,01X1 at par lor apecle, which constitute* no1' paper currency of the great lieail of the cotton mil port of nhipment for one-thirl of the who ort? of tho Unite.l Utatr*. The cotton market outh will, for the firtt time in three yuan, opci atrietly *p?cle ha?i', nnil with n t ry icnall paper ei cr. We nanr here loo',- hv'.; the pregrcil or hank* *inr? the failure in Pent at th* com* stent of the cottoa eeoir^
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pilos* op .New *>*i ilim rtou Oct. i;.J) to Ji nk l?W. r im Si i it. Cire. l>epoi Spt. A S"t 7?, 1 l> ir.lKi, 4MWI.II3 s.jdl.rji J,"*0,7SS li.lls.'iil 3 lino. Jinii*n, 5*,iri7,fi'i7 *,V ,,va J,HOI, 1*1 G,616,711 I I1 rbnuiy, .v;,.v?7,!i? i. i; ,:i,oi.i 6,l?i.'M i Marti, ::,l.?i,:i'?l ,;i l.'.l i. SHi,tM M?y. VI 1.7.7 I. I 7.1 III.I'll 7 7.'l,j?l J ill", l.'l.iiji.B'.l 3.3111,I'll 6,1137.3*5 ?,?.i?3 Jul13.117.629 M'.i.ooi f-.V..i>* ii.IJ7.ii>! A' III, 411,1..-H.77U OoiUjll (i.KM.-iiil ti.rw.rili I. I S'.tiibi, 41,337,0:13 3.>!,?40l .'..761,7*4 0i0.3l.il i I, I M.IHi.nirt 3,i 107 .3.1,1" >11 r.,1 I 3'i 3 Nov, i, r, 4?.16,733 3,H i.'HI 6,11 1,765 7,036,3. ll? I l.'lll. J ion 19," 35,1*1 3,V i.'ijl 7.7.51,1V! 7.571,tlti I1:1 Krb ,i., v, 4 ,||0i,n;:i 3,|-w."#j j 7..h.I..>i3 I Mop-It, 17 :t,HIT lf i F,1t\?.i:4 8,497.507 6 J H-, ,463,866 3.466,001 8,331,171 7/:.'.0-M 5 July, 4lt,!,.l,:wi 3,171,4.1. 7.03,1.7 7,11 l.l? A.iW-1. i ..0.3,61 I 7."I o.ll 1.60.1 fw I. I l r. 11 I .?:t .'I f.i: 5.91,1. ...i I ?J r, V'.v, MIIV, o7 r,,,'.11,37., C.ofI..?!? I U ilwr, !o.137,731 2,'W! .21 3,370,373 4,'J12,*32 18(2. Mileli, 11,811,(123 S.fW.231 l."32,IC2 4,810,731 7 I April, SJ,070,008 2,203,000 3,707,7 W 1,730,1 ;J 0 J'liir, 21,(131,703 1,08!, 110 1,110,030 2,130,201 par I In March, the live w eakest institutions went down, an on the first of June the other live stopped. The aggregate for the firct of June are therefore those of the remai..ing sound banks only. The other concerns, as they anunuble to pay their debts, must soon stop altogether. The new crop will thm open with a circulation of $1,400,00.' of paper currency, which was never lem than $4,300,001, at which it stood Oct. 1830, or any previous occasion. The ell'cct of this state of things upon the business of tinwhole country; the evils of the system heretofore pursu* 1 by thobunks ol New Orleans.havc been severely felt ovi r the whole Union, and commerciHl men rnav now loo!; forward to a steady aud regular export of produce, an 1 that tho bills drawn against w ill be for actual sales, ur. t not for imaginary profits, which have of late years re" suite) In nine case3 out of ten in reclamations. The co lon must now move forward on its own basis, tho hills of the penniless agents of speculative buyers will find les easily tho e accommodation discounts that they have heretofore been indulged with, and the whole system of bus ing an I selling the great staple ofthe south, must underg a Change for the better, and wi.h that change the welfare of tho u liters community, ns well as of the whole country, will be promoted. The banking and paper system is the instrument by which foreign bankers and their purse prou I and supercilious agents in Wall street, fatten on the labor of free and independent American citizens. England has been crushed beneath the enormous weight of accumulated paper creJi's aud he. tottering aristocraci seeks now for a support upon this si le of the Atlantic, but the paper bubble will be blown to the winds, and with it the mushroom bankers who seek to bind 17,000,000 of people within the folds of a national lebt. !?nl?'? at the Stock Kxchnnae, 20 sha'rs Del Si llnd. s3 1 tit) .' do h'JOdi 20 V) d do t.GOd ill |j do do Modi 2,1 10 do do 29!a .'SI do d b.'lds 20 2'i do do ?30d 2") 10(1!) I'ilium B noli >!1, VI do di rash 29'i 501X1 Illinois Bond) litlOdi I'l 'j .00 Greenwich Ins. Co. 9!) 3000 Ne.v York Oh, 1062 9i HO N York Gas LiuntCo 193 SOCHI do do Isold 96 1(1 Canton Co. 21 1001) do i'.s, lBti 96lj 2j New Jer. It II caeli Ct 1209 Ohio C's, I860 hi Second Board. 5000 Kentucky j's 70 Tjiharcs Harlem 11R 'ill'j 3(HI0 Illinois b 3 19*4 190 do do 20 on do li 4 2(1 100 do do 20 100 shares Harlem RR 20'{ SO do do 2il flO do do 20'? 10 Jamaica Lojn 21 "5 do do 20'4 20 iMeeh. Association M SO do do blS 20,S State of Trade. The markets generally are exceedingly dull to-day.? Ashes?Sales of about 100 bbls Pots at $5 26. Some hollers are asking $5 SO. No sales of Pearls. The Cottoo market continues quite dull. Flour and Grain?Canr.l flour is sold about as fast as it arrivrs at $0,00}, and Michigan and Ohio, in flat hoops, and in good order, ut $0. 100.) barrels of the former were sold at $0, and 600 of the latter at $0,0} for Liverpool. No change in other description, of flour. Grain remains as Inst noticed. A sale of Tea. took place with the following rosulU Terms?Notes i t six months, to be maae satisfactory to the sellers, and pa? UIUU III llllS CUV. Htiox. HO rhrits ill 5 cht-ila .551 j ill (In 8.i 111 tin 01 1 1 do in". 2 do ami 37 hnl f do 53'. ID do Ct 0 cheat! 00 no do r,"% m do MS 2:1 do 60 81 do 15;. Youxo Htsox. In half chests *l> !>i cheat! 51% 50 do 91 I? Kilf ehciti in 37 do 118 81 do 52' 20 do 87% 115 do 51 9 do 80 ?lii do mid 7 cheat' 0 21 eo 70% Wlnirdinti withdrawn inn do 70 Ri do IK I'll do k 697 j 25 do 22 17 do 67 20 do Oil 10 do 15 909 do withdrawn In cb?-nt! 69 25 11 lb bo*i-? 2P1. 311 do 611J 25 do 28 7'li It chest* no 550 13lb do and 60 I2lb do with153 d 1 57 drawn. 25. d 1 and 25 cliesti 5.1 Hrsox Skim. 2 i chest, 50 82 chest* 35j? 27 d 43 32 do 33% 25 do 127a AO do 12 1 22 do 10 350 do withdrawn 22 do 39 Hvsnx Toxkat. 50 halfrli?*U 10% 50 hall chests withdrawn Tr* rowoKR. 158 ch'?t* 5 InxrowiiM. 11 lia'f r'o la 2"I in 25 half chest* to.% jj; ,1? $1 17 no do 10 17 do 02 50 do 39% j do 61?, 151 6lb Ihupa 53 jlj do no 150 do 57': 33 do 58% 150 12lb do 18 lil do 58 250 do withdrawu 31 do 13 IMrcRiti.. 10 half chest* 05 in half cii.??ti no if, do 01 28 do 11 f, jo 02 250 fib boxes 52.% in do an 109 I3lb do 50 03 do 05 200 do 18?, 25 d> G0% Por: II 1X(1 91 half dies'* 13% 10 half'chest* 37'.. 10 do to 03 'In 00 do withdrawn 303 do 37', Sotlt'Hoxa. 21 half cheiti 12 5 cheat! 27% 174 do withdrawn 111 d an 1 150 lull do with81 1I1 37% drawn. GallU. 3050 n ali 19 Hrovlalon Market. In consequence of the unusual quantities of vegetables an 1 straw'iorrius brought into market the worm season having let in, there lias oeen a tailing on iu uioacuiaii for ranat. There hu not l?oon an average supply of r.i-at in the wholesile m irk-t lately, which haa kept the price' from falling. We r.houM pay that 12j for good teel is e little too high, as times go. Cherries are pl?nty, an 1 quite cheap too. They arc now in season for preserving. We notice that they arc not so largo as last year. The severe frosts in the spring injured them. fjOrpen Peas arc plenty, and the hucksters seem to be doing a hoa\ icr husiness'than the butchers. t'cicts or Provisions. Beef, per lb fi a 10 Tri|?e. Id a it 1'orti r Houv.' Ptalits 12 a Cabhigri a 6 Sirloin, lb a? Beets, limioh a a Reel", per cwt---$4d0 a $r. Money, I It a is Mutton J a 8 Pork, per cwl SlS'St C^nil), peril) S a ti Veal 4 a 7 Pork, per ll .1 Fresh Cod a s'V ltlaeiundi, C a II Cell r bunch 8 a lit.1, I'loimderi" a !i link. NntU a 5 Halibut, a 6 Wateu rr-.ses, 2 A?i'?i urn I2>?a? Freih Butter, lu---lfl aid rjckle*. IPO- 10 R'j 'irkiu 12 a? Rhubarb,plant a 12^ H naa-.'t j a 10 Piqeoii*, ilnav* a SI'. ala?l. 10 Spanish |ht Mil. The crop came i.i of excellent quality, Iling a'. 5100 to $120 per fonega. By tlii* time the price ha* ri*en to 220 for the barrel ol flour. An opinion, therefore, begin* again to l e entertained thnt more per mil* will he granted brio, e the end of the year. Freight* are very scarce, and the rate* to the Unite .1 State* jc jier Ih. lor dry hide*, and 57 per ton for halt good* arc nominal, there being no shipper* at prc*cnt. Salt wtidowa to >10 per fanega on board, hut lia..i. raised, and thesulwoquent great slaughter of honw l i tie, from the in?i-curity of tin* property during ?o much w iirf.rc. ha* made the export of hidi of im i amount, but agroat falling oil" thoreln i* now to I cxpet'Ml. Mwrled. A'. IVitgl.kccpkii', oil l'hiir* lay, the I nth I net., by ih 1;. v. I)r. Hoci, Wiiiivm A. l)?tiu to S?a*n, e)?lr-1 of Hot- t Van VVanenen. V>q. "r.r, TV. ?i.iy rronintr. l" h in?t. by the n t ?pincn I' 1 tj i?. i it Mit New Vorlt to f ousei i? C., >l*nybt?r of dir lata fl?pt#lnWm F*rri? i cwon MM* *r Olid, On Tkurxltr, June ltJtli, Mr*. M.inoaaiT, wife of Job. S. tlraham, and daughter of the late Peter Mfllntoth, En; of Albany. Her remaim were taken to Albany for interment, j r tor 'ny morning at 1 o'clock, A. M. On KriJay the ITlli in-*., Jit.u Aoeim, infant Jut I tor of Allen and Knun) .Miner, aged 4 month!. The relative* end fricn 1, of the family arc r'spoctfuh invited to attend the funeral thin (Saiur.iny) afternoon,. .1 o'clock, from No. 191 Henry rtrret. ?fa Arrived. MojinK-Btavnr, Kin;,I. .-Mr. M'Coy, Mi,., f. lln. M t Hagh. .V-.... s. rr, K lb. .iru, T.?w;.-e .d, V,.., Barber. II lli.ei.a-, J i h..:n E.iir.i.uu, S.wt*, St. rn, R ;-u li!r nf V,?l? Moitit jjru v,,i,,j r?;\. ;t. I ,V ''""iV-J V.', Mvhe.- II Kami. J A I. .lie Il.eles II y IXV m K,.kv. C S lh!.. ,.nd I,.'-. a-olim Stewart Kobe.-it ...r..,. iF-ORCKTOHx-Brti IMr>i;-v, 11 K from U S ue I iron boiler B Si t 1 II?llc'vs Paris white 1 case copper I ijennrtl?120 Io ia coal m i r. St I'roii-B.ijj Wui. C. iv.ford?; un* mm 13bb!rdf r?73 hlidi surar III panel,, rum d ucmresr oi. c???i ao iu nnu* ug u Alsop k. Co. I>amc*tlc Import a 4 Inns. Nr vr Orikan v'hr Helen Frazicr?55 bblt M P Reed?4IC bushel# Cut li t &t Robert*. Muiiilk?I3ris Virgi m?157 ImIc* cotton Wm Bloo???>od? A F Wihb ?114 Poiru ?Ik Frere 125 F?brr Bfiiuoith?? C U K W ?blo?7. Hicks Ikco? 15 Boxtrl 5t Knct-Und?21 do 217 ro lorder. D.udn?liny; 1 uc Mr ad? 2 keg town Brig Detroit?109 bale* ii Colt ro?2li Smith Mill" cj? 112 Ltftn R- dmon?l?57 S .elcett B ctV ?12 S, ofVord, Tab rtou co?1 cisk 1 box mdr.e Lock U C irtcr. Apalac'iiicola? Tii-x L'*l%?50 babs rottou A J BcnnUtei? 30 In IdJv, t:o?5000 Let lumber \V D Starr. iii i i ***JL*u\^r Masters. We shall esteem It a favor, if captains of vessels arrivinr here, will fiive to Commodore W. A. Basse! t, of our news fieri, a re|?ort of llie shipping left .1 tin- p from Rio de J ineiro, wit! ^_ 15 hay* cofT e t? Mason 8c Thompson; S7000 O.inm I!, Minium 8c Co. Io fl barks Pantheon, tiom V;ti I)iemtn*s Lor! IV Fall River, with a full cargo of oil, put in in distress, tiearL irulv for *ea; John A. Robb, Walker, ju?t ?rr from Coast o Africa, dhjj brigs Omasa. (?dlagier, for New Yoik, nith\ Kimna. Smith, froin Isle of May. disg; Geo. Gardner, No.-folk, do; David B. C.atie, from Ne*r York, dug. The Isabclli h?made lbe voyage from New York to Rio and hark, in eightyfocr days. British brie Kate, Dtiflfey, from Cork, Ma;, 12, in ballast, in Glover Sc Murray? OiiassPiigrrs, Brig Win. Crawford, Means, (of Surry, Mr.) in days fram St. Croix, WK. with molasses, to N^smith, LcciU 8c C Left iio Amur ran vessels. Soled in co. with hrisr Win. Thatcher for Philadelphia. The lr. S. brig Boxer sailed for St. Mar'ha i days hefte?die put into St. C. f? repair, having sprung a leak at sen. ftth insr. snokc schr Fell >w*hip, from Guadaloupe ho Tutk- Id oi l; lath, off Cape II nlnptm, schr Ain uid.a, ot Bo toil, standing S. Br'g Chain s, Doanr, 17 davs fr^m Mobile, with 42 bales cotton 11,0( 0 feet lumber to E. I). IluHbut 8c Co. Brig Virginia, Talbot, IC days from Mobile, with cotton, to master. Bn r haac Mead, Thorpe, G days from Dariep, with cotton, to R. M. Dctnill. B i Detroit, Andermn, 3 days from Georgetown, SC. will CO toil, to 31. Coit 8c Co. Biig l.? 11, Condor, lOdrys from A jnlaciiicola, with cotton to J. V. bnow. 11th iast. off Key West, spoke brig Atlantic 12 days I'm Charleston for Mobile. Britidi schr J. S. Alhury. H day* froin N ?mn, \P. with I2r dozen pine apples ."?tj lbs old copper and a ??rt?d June 6th. lat 29, but 75 10, It da> out, with 70 bbli sp ami 25 do Mack fish oil. Spoken. Lorhinarsr, 10 days from N Orleans for Liverpool, Junr 7, Is N -ti i[n, Rocl.MIe, f? Til H '.vana for Ainwcrdmn, Junr 5, lat 27 21,lm 70 I'l. Mary, of and for B x*ton, 9days from Mobile, Join* 10, lat j JO. Ion 70 6. 8c"tia. of B lltimorc, froin Mobile for Liverj?ool, 30 days out May 15, laf 50 :o. Ion 10 50. 4lib-altar. ?tai?dinir east. May 10. lat 17 50, Ion ?2. Hugh WalLcc, of Newcastl* from Bordeau* 1 >r Quebec, dav? out, M v 91, lit 4 J 40. Ion 27 5'?. Amity Hall, Br) from Jamaica, 10 da> out, Junr 6, lat 12 1.1 Ion 56. A ship having across in her fore topsail, and thr?*e royals, 8tl June. bit 42 5. Ion 61 30. I shrlli, u d.aya lioin Ri dr J ?n iro for NYork, May 24, 1st 5 S. Ion :i6 51. T^niuin, of B stcei iiu NK. June 13, bit 31 50 N, h?i 73 15 W. 14 ?hrlla, ??f Daltiuior from NOr! am for Livcrj?o'?i. June off Cit Keys. Ruroias, of Plrmouth, from MiUnxas for St Petersburg, 19(1 May. lat 9 18. Ion A. TeiiM*'??r. of |1 tin from Vew Bedford for Amstci dun, uo il.it l.it 31) lo, t G7. Foreign Ports, If it.n At. June f?? Arr f ?ne, of and fromNVwcft'.tlc for Nov York, out III i!:?y?!o?f main ti#t1? May, lit 11, !n-i u.?. Arrjh, II >un?l .liV. NYorlf, Pit t >i Ji?r?: I iU !?Ijdiia, ir t ?1iv ftt II-1. :m, if..#;. St. I.?iix, Nil I n r.?Arr I mi N .ok ia Ki 11>??.c; N 11.on. I'hihil-lj us Id'oh. >1?Tcv.J-n Bi!timi v^t mu i Jn: V 11. r l*e. H I m*; r -rvv ?Vet Yoik; IlrUi-y *ipr?*f; I 'fli, Brv >n Ahlr. L'?n?- id I'raoia, I, *?n; !i?. M.irs'illi#; Count ?.f Du I iir (*lilts. The follt.V it wro r*?l?Ort? 'l at O 1' I I'- C |i?f. ji |j;?pur, y M i?l, M Asv m II urv, v imru. PofiTLAan, Jwnr I'? Arr I?no, MM\ Pluhdi Iptim; orinlltii *ir RT Jr p F;.>-'V'V'V C.i n. CF.tKH, luir 11? t J ho, ff. ri .milin for ChnrU 1 ""'Eutfrtn. J"t)f Mn *t N>w M'lU, .N'Toik. rntTO" Kft to, 4fiil Ih l?f 48.S I' II2J, saw a aliio showing a >1**111! wltli four l?il?, X biujuv, a;j1 bnir. l.i >r jtn sliip ('.oliifTihi Lu.tikxiI; Elizihth, St?K>' NB; Apollo, HnuLmrr:; J- Bi!c'?, BiLim- Vif* e, A. nv; Ki i?*ud, N York. 1 ?t!.? or Virginia, Ki?ltmoiul; U(?n! Haftitn* re; IL?un r. Phil i l- lplii.t; Viu'iuh, do; Miranda, E* n ur*t A hi* il. A' 1 '11 l):i.k; .l|v, Lvfu'.i, All 1-, t:?'l 1. l'liifof I;?hs KD'.Ui i?) .\y, J in. II?An V trior, I'iuUdeli jiia lor lio-t^t Virginia I'.icL NVoik i'o. I'oitlamJ; Eii/.i,do for T)?omv' I'M!.?S. I tlie ub..ve, with Al 111. j, Caliioi.iu, and tlr r>; I n iu'I Ar 1 lr? i Boston. K\ll lifVKit, June 11?Arr M i oit, APuny. I i\u\ 1 r?> %t J im- 15?A 1. L ui*i nil, NOvh* oi>; Time. Sn foil*; i liuLaion locket, X'hiUuelph .i. Cld Tecum* .1, Mol Uf'| iii.1. Pint adki.phia, j me !7?\rr Funi'u l.aiun, l*iver*?o I; Lr, N*\v il >M*u Ve?t i# f i.'Ii ?.iu \ru 1 11, VlM.iTiown, Ct; il \V-*^tcot!, Norm .M.liii 1. 15 ?t *1!. u I?. rtl: Franklin, J.i> 04 S .mm I. i 1 Mi(*t Am f iiip, Ju.i.* Li?A V..f r Witch, St Jjhm.FH. T I, Si Mean lb. Dli| i n! ?J. Rici m >i), J in H?An Su, i??, NVo;k. CM Talt K r S.-: i; i r, IV i.. i M!. 1 on. J.i i It H low, D-! iware, fin II v\im. A JJtli, N t In Ii* IV-Mle, NVoik; iMolj, do. Cld try ??*:?t v i' I ;r! Mill;!. Sid (Jeoi-c. NYo>k. Mom? Jinn i?Ml Slo t;\ im r IV 'h r%, NE M-famed and celelruodl'ilU, from Portuxil, are. V we prr:eivt, to be obtained i:i tl ii country. Sec autrrFi.* nctit on tHt lulcolumn of foil ml is DRr .1 STEsJ ALEX CNUEU HOI 9 i ON ret 1 llis CoKSULTI w) UiuLK, to No. "J HkKALD Htll.HI.NtJ CAl nri -N I Ml MM Fill I p I MAX SALOON.?Wt m ii r l? 11 i. t i i.. I Ui nblic to the Bill of Fare of th- Clirnn, whirr* imii in for hit n otiey thin it any nthei e.tabluhimnt iutlw cit> tint ?i, he ret* as yvu by thj ftp rie ;c?d of th- i- taMiibineiit. OP E v, HO f] \s TRIED I P. rp A K SHOE fil I YD IS Y1LS E I I ment oi Mi, Sj w ;.i ti Bilii GiMet, Wool, t it, I Mi, if i.'tun Tnn ill'* 'I e\ r d? 'i Al E.uli h (I Am ieaa S'm Th. ul, M m'iln *1 Km ;*i i ll-ui, m i I"ofton C'ordt^e nd Bvb* U-jpe, Cut and Wroui li' N .il IV I. and S.uK-.-. S!,n-! i:id Siw At for i tie h CKBKA Hi CUM I NO. .It*" l.'M Pearl..treet. L-LV KILUNO P VPF-R f FLitS ANO M(?8( HK'l'OllS. I- ?'11:. payer, nhtcti In. b??en u??o sticce*.ifuU> b> a nttn> brr of |ni ,??nj, in?i riu'? ?l e* i u al I y ah voou, ii not siti ertor, to the imported, .u l at hall'the price?viz?three cents yer heit; and prep ?.*ed i I dd hv, l)It. LEWIS FECCHTWANCiEll. No. I \Vra!l street. N. IV A^encier all over tlie United States. je 13 ???o I^UUMSHT D KOOMs i.rlet aT7LrBroadw^v~ One Irr.nt 1 em I.-r .iiul t wo bed rooms, together or seneiate. Thev are will ilt'uiiit d for ingle gentlemen, who ran be supplied with bi ikl i iti tin h room if i quiri d. |?l$ I *r C* i (t woith ol i)>\ ft wis or Groin riea warned i>i wUU in t xch u>..e for stock in a first rate Insurance i'o., tk.it iml.rs o-gular divi k-n U srmi-anunlly, of t ?o b per oei.\? TIm* a'nve is f |jt rite chance lot an investment. All coin* inuni 'tt 'in >ir tlv confidential?address "W." box *J3 upper pu t ofli p. u* *11 nr* r VT O BKTTKIl place to ti:id Boot* ami Si.oes oh* p, mm we J-N ?i.? ii 'In? iti X*'W York thcic ii any place o good, as ut tin- iii'ton B>> land S'n'c Market, 201 Cinal *t?eet, tn.rth en^t eoro' T 1 ll.i ?r. v.n i. Those who have tried nnpear to b" generally -I'.istkd tint tliii is a fi t un iuestionskle. A11 those who m?y i ?t I KV. tried our bo t?. sho o, or g titer.*, will find it to tin ii ulvuit i;.c to make the trial soon. A. KNOX fc. CO, N". 11. Count y no i- hints stippli.d by tin* package or dj/.en. y R 11. i *81 MMER~HAT3 rT^HK fnbscriber Ins on k r.d i mo t ,,.,cndi and very xten* ;ive assortment of Summer Flats sui *M?* for gentleim yi uth?, atu! ehildren, xv!i:?*li have been obtained at prices far bt low importation, .oil will be sold according!;. Among them are Fine in I t \'ri fine Panamn Hits, do do Moiillj. do do Bronze and White Leghorn Hats, do do White and Drib Beaver do do do C LvCmore do AW? i vaietv of new and spleu lid patter'* of Children*S nnmer Cap Ht WATSON'S, jelfl ll*r 151 i. .Riant i and Kit) Bowery. ON BOARD SIIID ClIKSTcJl,*' STATK.S ISLAM), N. Y.. Jun l.'i, 1842.?To J ii D >vle, F.sJ., C iptain of tinSlop CI.ester," fioin I.ivir( l. We the undersigned per* sons, pansvngen on hoard the-hip Cue?r*r, from Liverpool to New-YoiU, beg leave nnvst irsj eetfnl!y to appro i.di Captain J ?hn I) iyle, to a**'- n ovUd,'e our to >t In ar; felt thank* f?r yon. exemplary conduct, during pis* i.;e ot seven xvi i Ii-. of peril and contrary winds. Wc unhesitatingly n e y*ou \w fi*?-' Mtisfnd fiom exp? ri* nice of your parental car i? 1 a'so from your u iweiri d ve. lion and utt-ntion ;ii I'm mi; w I >rc n l iiospii i r. m rem do. V lienf n *11: J10 Van, Tho*(?r, D id L. Iluiiin.i Bryan MtTnley, Win. Stcj h u >n, Tinv B uu Jos. Blan* y, Jiio. Csrioll, j ?s. Wright, J is. Nelsou, Tho Lewi- W111. C'dho'lii, K?lw ird Begiau, 'J iio?-. Mulli.ui, I'ltrick Hn 11 v, Uichird Niilty, ?nk. H -h v, .luo.rC m.;!, loo. Frend). Pitb.H 1, .1 a. MrCo mick. John Downly, Patk. II d.penuv, John M tl? w jel:; in (to ii An KxcrR -1MN TO fv\HA 1 ui?a 1.1 At...a many imi.t know to their cost, i^. at: 11 led lire Ims ri inurh time an 1 in nn-y; this is n??t tin* e;ue will* a vi it to t ,nt h autiful anil loinmtic spof, th Sybil'* f at HoboUi n, the mineral spring of which, .is it *jti*li ch ar a* cry>t il from the rock, if not so fashionable a lihitinn, i; at lr;i,t more root an i pslatahl and perhajis as benefici 1 to m >*i i>er*ou*. If ini?h: perh-ip* be au^/estcd to those who arc in the habit of u in-; many inmflc^ Iowium ami candi d, thit iude*.? they fully know the nature of their ill*, a irhus of this limpid wit -r, cord and trash from tlv-spring, will in warm w?-ather, by way ol variety, prove its sale and *s pleasant remedy. II this dioubl he of no service, the chituje of air and a walk through thr yrounds of the place rendered ao lovely bv the lenity f it. scenery and it* splendid view.*, will not liktl\ cause the xcui lion to he regretted. h 18 I sno RKWAllI). STOLEN?From the subscriber, the lollow iu Waichr*:ti patent lever move incuts, gold dial*, steel haHancc, Win 1.'hanee, Liverpool. maker, numbered -lti.?29a 40,220. 46,152, 46, 147. Iti, 139, 40, '05, already j in ted; 1 go! I hunting fejxnfr, ijoIi uiil, Ducherie, Bieyrot tk Co. O-nera, No. 17,Ml, dial n ?t lit ted; I cold lepine, irold dial, cold can, Ducheiic, Sieyrot C Gaiieva, 65,211; I cold lepitie, half plate, hard dial, brass cap No. 500: 4 silver nail lepines, b ird dials, with Sitj Geneva under '.he future six. The above reward will he }iaidfor the de lection of the thief and the recovery of tlu* property, or pai thereof in proportion. T. F. LIMBUIIGEH, 81 John *t. New York, June 17,1312. Jfl33t,r PARTNERSHIP DISSOLl TION.?Notic* "i hei bj Riven tint Edward Wiiille, having voluntarily witiidiawj from tliM firm of Brrthoud St Waille, on the 1 ith insL, the ur, "drrsigned is authorized to pay and receive all monies widse'rli nil accounts connected thercwi h. The subscriber will rout in ue to import Watches, and of tier uoods, under the firm of Er nest Berthand, in th'--city of New Vork No. 8 Pines". jc!0 3t*? ERNEST BERTHOUD. MECHANICAL LAMPS.-UEMOVAL.-Th subscribe 1V1 infoim his customers an 1 otlu that he has rt moved his Depot from 337 Roadway, to the trw wni-ln'Us No. 20 John ortet, near Broadway, wli re his es!ahli>hm? u has increased aecomnioditions, and It*? is prepared as heret( for- to furnish all the v ?riety of th in r beautiful L iiiilm and every article appert lining to tin in, at the lowest postiM rates. II would particularly invite the attention of the proprn toi of II Is, Libraries, public or ptivute, and all other large csta idisbin its to the great inducements he is now ore pared to olfr them to light with hi* Lamps, which ire entirely Free from all thinj: offensive, and produce the most agreeable light poiobh at about one hilf the cost ol Ros. E. D. PAXTON, Sttcce??or to A. Di icon. 20 John Mrfft. 1Jir aurmrv at r oihi-umii t i* UMimiiur., ,m nrinumi- 125 Chcsnut street, and in Button, 3?i Trcmont Row. r je 1H !)wr ______ T(? rtn a person tl iiP? I view, why the present proprutor is willing to di*j?o*. ol' f profi able a busim% A note through the post otficr with r*o name ejid mid* ndu?'t d by I).. Benjttnin iSrandretli into th United Hf tie*, and lr? ii hippy to say thatTh-y are a tillin fivi with the American |ublic, and that th .or reputation i .still o i the inert a c. It ii scarcely nec^jnar. for Dr. Braudreth to assure It 0 friends that lie continues fiin uur mi'tin^ care and per** nil a trillion til the unn ila? tinii?4 d! part n? nt of L|i?? Bripdietli I'll! or that tliey are entirely fie" from ChcnitciT 'or Mineral I rep, ritioiis; these ftcts being well known md understood to l.n .11 t!?- Ifrit N \y, continue* t 1m conaultrd daily 011 ill di*? s*c* ol a tlclicii unf 11 rr. and all tnnn? ?lMtre*, while Id* medicine* are .i^reraM* ri laiteand *nirII. 1 in fitob?lriictir>ua ill the urethra, *u? h a* *tricMrr. M. ire ?t* strictur in a sr??r ?i fine manner, promoting abaorirtum ol the thickened circul r. membrane ithout nnv ptiu. v CONSTITI'TIONAL DKIHL1TY.?Thotnand* of yom in? n ue ?uIT'-:in; from fh consequence4 of indulgence in s en t d? ru lii 1 ?hit,*i 1 wlimr nerve* are further injured fro tin me el' 11 itrum*. and pretended *iv>* ji't KARL fc CO.. ii Will if. f?OK~HAi;E?? I (irH C..*l, atloi r f- OI.OVKH k M. MURRAY, ?J I ;r. ion Tin# "Irivf, V, or.VNISH ?l- I 'lriTi I high r .7. O by S. J. SYLVKHTKII, .Ii j,.|3 T! W?ll n'.anil i:w Hn.ailwiy Olt.l.S ofuchWK nn all |"'l? "I t kI mil. Irrlnml anri ?c I' Iini!. in miiffghi ii do, liW'i t toativgmniinf.fi I'h at aivlih i Hl. JSH.VKK IT.R jrlfl 23^Yal|.t and id Hroailway "S T5 I.F.AC IUNO rOUTF.n-" f In of Df>d'? i| i J Bltarhiii, P?iw i >1* l?v rr.msii brooks. J.-I71| V'. M I.I CMaTTkI \?a_in,(w?fi, "in .M- It i11;> m?k?r*. I- ilnnt 70 tn and'It I'll* ttaiin.an Xmnr-.?liii laari-l 11''1.. rnf falAr *TOKf S It ANTHONY, ti, .aid |itf #a f road tin-*' EOR THE HAIR. HOWLA NO'S MACASSAR Oil 'IMIKectraoi HmryetArary, an I tnppy of l?ur? ly vrK'ft.?hlf ula, liav?* enabled it trttimi?bvit ti throttp lical u i io tfii.ii 'H' .1 n w li'to jcist.y icn imi thr nvfiout til'* world it iii irl; vi ta' 11 u. t .lun j. inr. To flit r h it in' -nvil.i; lilvd a f'.ilhlt vt-ral tr.iUA4'vl)'.! it 1 a four. latum f. i m'11' 1 li .ul id*hail. TlSMMON/AL. To Mt i i IL jw 1 hi 1 S 'ii 20 ll-ittoii ii o Jimi. Lo? 2 i V sr, t>Ul Kt lit I load, L? nl o. (i i.tlomt :i?\b. tit p o, my h.iir lie:'.u t 1 !i of; ar in ?o r*pid n mauuci, r s i t:? spar- I month my hi a w Jmo t 'iv-t dot It I tried hi i-r.'.! pr?'|Mr-:i? hi fortt r r i\ with..ut the slightest l, svh out- d.?y your circ: 'Is., i i "Coll ii Mcmoriuil cau;htiny s i veirurcil i' tin- i un;li.: ofa iirull U tile of'Tloo 1i? d\* M n' v ..ii Oil;' aft rtiiih': whi. 1 1 'out": my hair v.v h* .puniim t ie and icforainifly I 1 overhottl which, when fmi-d.* id If It 'ist'i , and invigorating to the human constitution. It is thus th.it tlu*v etiible the mo?f wraklv stomach to digest properly and healthily*. Pure Blood i thui plied to oi rv cart oflnc bodily frame. It in absolutely i'epotilde Br n h ih's Bills can fail to cure the Dyspeptic individual, j iovi.lcd tlta powers of the iVatne ate not ciitircly?hevoml all iiuman aid. TO BE REMEMBKJIKDThat r*ch of the genuine luu upon it THREE COPY RIGHT LABELS. Tl. it each label lias two aiirnatuies of Pr. Benjamin Brand reth upon it. That there irusf he unon each ho? three ?i.1. U. And three signatures, thus BENJAMIN BRANDRETII. Bcsid* s the labels are full of small printing done in red ink, there belter on the labels nearly three hundred inipressious of Bneimio B, md re ill's Bill". DU. BRAND RETH PILLS are s??ld[at 25 rents i?er box, it the ft II wing |ii' in New Ynnt: DR. BHANDRKTH S PRINCIPAL OFFICE. No. 211 Broadway; B ?wery oflice, 271 Bowery; Hudson street, and 175 Second trcet. iei|lt*r 17ISITS FASHIONABLE SUMMER" HA! S. IIRLAV I Do KMii would lcspect nily call the ittijttiop ofpe t!. men to hi* .o! end id s'oek of Summer Hits, which he has now ready for site, r inpri.sing the following desc jptionx Lou.* Napi yd Dnh Beaver, ibis article lor the i-'chnes* ?3 tioii of this church will be celebrated on Sundav ne?r. the If?th in*?. Pontifical h>gh mass will be ofT r*d by flu* Bight Il? v. UiII Jr s, and an appropriate sermon preached by the Jl? v \ir. Al'Cluskey^ of St. Joseph's Church. The olk i tiim will be in ni l of the church Eminent artists hive vr.lwutivi'i'd their services in t lie choir for the occasion. jeiait*. LMiAX WASTE?20 wio lbs, suitable lor paper makers, just l1 rrcvivid ait I lor ol" ?>v j?l> i'Kits- K ft BHQHKS, f.l Liberty ?t. riOLl H TIONS in ^11 parts of the United Slates made on th most favorable terms, S. J*. SYLVESTER'S, jel.'l* 22 Wall f Director*, 13. AKMITAGE, Secrctarv. New V r\. M IV 3 1813. 18 II RAN A W from his father, >n the 10th ol ?S y, a boy, sit teen years old, ti med Thorn u Cassidy. Had on wh? n left a brown ralctte ,y. daik gray round Lihoitt and nns, and woe 8 He ity, N. Y. JeI7 3i*r I CODA ASH?20 tons, landing from schr Perthshire, from 1 vi 4;?,a w, ami for i I PKHS8E BROOKS, i 17o No. 61 Liberty street. DKMOV AL.-PARMELKfc HALL hive removid tlieir IV wi 'jl warehouse to No. 2f? Pin?* street, opposite the Custom House, where they offer foT sale, on the most accommodating trim? 3 >,()(lfl lb* American Fleer* Wool, regularly graded. bald. cnmpri'iiiiz all qualities of coarse and middling j quality foreijrn wool. '1 30 hales superior Saxony and Spanish Sheep and Lamb's Wool, for hatti nunc 20 ba!ej Mohair, for headings and listings. 2 boxes Mohair Yarn, for headings end listing*. Ja I73ti*^r \TOTK ETQCARTMEN -The cart man who took two large tubs, lined Willi copper, from t! wharf of I'eck slip on Friday or oaMuday I si, m requested to c dl at V/j Mddcn La DC. je 17 Iw DKOHPECTi fToK v -EW ULY M ON J NO PAPER. 1 ?Tl?.? suhsritberj have hid ft a Ion: time in cnnieinplation to est 'Mi ll a daily morning journal, to In**; ailed fbe New York Mttrning Po*t. The lime has all* n thari.vvd, when they third* it proper to carry their project into execution. I j he ginni.ig th ent?r.?ri*e, t'.? ii de dgli is to publish a politicd newspaper,wdi'ch shall command the confidence of the public, lw>th as an ind mleut critic ??f pnl tic.il measures and men. They hope b? diligence hoie-sty and fearles .ness, to secure .ill the favor tint r LiK'Ce?.nr> to their success. I" |Militiet, it ii their intension to sustain the creed which proclaim* the equal right of mm, which ^aerta the jnifect freedom of 'ra 'e, w hi* l? holds to the uesmy of impartial Mid sparing legistitioti, and whose great iina:id end i. the elevation md progress uf society. For the at democr .tic doctrines of the i.. they inean to e tin t in ;i kind, candid, and manly sr irit. "i hey will pledg?* tham.aelvs to no iictions, to no c.aiuliua'es for office, to no i special and limited schemes ??f policy, luit in the fulness nl the neople. The editorial control of th?s paper will be placed in the hands of a person who for the U't four vrars Ins been associate in llie management of the New York Evening PU;iii r. book", ntntionery, k v, inelmUd.SZ C. Fir tlx- oomi lpfo rniiKo ?r*c i uli'? had at thx r rnv jrl0 3t*r MOFFAT'S FA MI FY" OPE >1lTl7fClN*ES~~ TT it no lon?er question d, eithl our population, than nny others that can he t na:ru d. Yet they hav nevi r been i*.Mitly recomrn mb d by the proi ritor, but have n their icnown and respectability n by their ooav.'rful efficacy nlous and their sound and intrinsic avortli. No medical proprieo r either in thi'* yr iiir>y or in jvcre ro; has a yiv.ihr mimh-i and v.oiety of cl?-r*i*iv r**%tirnrda'* to f.,c ictU'i) cute* they have per; rnv*d, and although thr?e 1a lie.unt to n oty thou- hi*!*, ten* dcubtb'v* form but a ?rml! portion of tin ?r t*t? naive wd unheralded u*efilm rhe ci 11ifirate however, which all hear the lijcnature ind adun j of the persoit* cured, un unweribly demon frav t lit tlmy ally moftt invariably cure not only the ordinary Junctional d v# r and a :ue, otfi-r ndermMbi t It v# i f ntlirr fniililful mil vlica. And lb" rr??nn why they ate aoftotniirrlirmirr in fbrir r"frrri, i'i ininioally inl illiblc, w rotnpnrrd with*l, y?t inilil i.i th. ir o;*r?li..ti. or i ionin,- no i ali iifti. il mi p-.in, alilion :h tii mo t:? wrrl'iil urif;. r in tl i? ,i .1. II il, .n ill th, l.okin,; a\1 lin'in^j, m ?t i?!? d.?, 3u\ MO\!)\V. At i.Vtoek hi tht roomv S. I- ml'rk nt a nteirhmt tailor. B V J. B A RNAi Aactioww \1. hjt. n a/i i i i I I At in i.Vlock '!ii? room pi' tin?A t r J it-. .1 1 o- v lm'il v.i I Ach? f.l IlltttWoft V. 1/ d' l P ii:?" .id H G.o 'fiO '--A ;;i ii 'i 1 Tt.:i? tit of :.\v il sk:t', tn,. ir.? a H*- v. in' fcs Viii-ppr, fti1*-?HI# I-* A wlit- wm? Mil a very su;* ?i ir*:o!o. Also, 10 bo\? v white *o?i i I ?il'k i. an^ in bax? n*v\ l> or U, i:u lis?e*, AI?o, 20 d iliovrl* ai2?l .j A!*?.?, n lot oI'm ,i? of i Miin?ii.ir qu .lit .t hf au>l j? t>ov AUo, a ?iiit1it>* of eartlrnn it, suuabl: l ir yror??rNWTlFK-PAffB EMDKOIDKIt V, Iki.lkc. iV ?JOHN 11. (iLOVKlt will sell a' miction this ilu ,t 10)? oVlt .it ll'J II o ?dwt\, rorii. r of Lib ;rT\ street, an r\t-1??'v? a 'merit of fathionable Pari* Kinbroid -rvconipri?ii coll.u*, fu'O, and pmv*; Minn* ri w tiid heftU'iftil *lnj?ndid Ki i t'i IIuw.'m, n* w m \1 irIf! If r UT T|() V VO'llfK?Vj.v :t Irdi I P ottin JUKLL v\ A li!? in 118 r THOp. BELL A UCTION NOT!' F..-M ItMTi HK, CROCKERY -WM. W. SHIRLEY will sell tbi- Ivy oYU;k, r.t 122 Fulton st-eet a variety of good ii-mv ami ?eTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINK. 'tmif/ new oersi^^dln.Cl. and ormfirum'omI imiiy have cftPibli?licd a Freight Line b !\\ecn New runswick and New York, which they intend to run pc-rmaaentl^. leasing n*im\bjunmvick at 5 a. m. daily, (Sundays exce *te i) ami the foot of Liberty street. new aork, at j 1'. m. To country dealers and merchants the above line is very desirable for the speedy anu'entrap conveyance ol inerchauclne of every description, and more particularly to Drovers and Dealers in Live Stork, who can have Jit) beau of cattle conveyed between New Brunswick and New Yoik, the saint day whenever required. The rate* fi'r the transportation of cattle, horses, inules, sheep, hogs, See, and all other kinds of merchandise are verylow, never exceeding steamboat prices. Merchandise sent by this lino is not subject to any extra chart;*: in crossing die North River. The Company have fitted e.p a large storehouse at New Brunswick, adiotuing the Railroad Depot, which will always beopen for the reception of merchandise. r?xsstoilets purchasing their tickets at the ticket offices, will receive ferry tickets gratis. fTp^ Freight for Newark, Ehzabethfown, Rah way, Westfield, risinii* Id. Scotch Mains, BoundbtooU and Hotnerville, is conveyed by the above lines, and delivered the same day when received. mil 3m* .mm u.\ EXCURSION TO HARLEM on Sunday feL-?J* ii??ae volt half pest 2, and Dehncy sheet it rt o'clock. 11.* tiirniryr, v. ill leave Harlem nt half past.). The al>??V" irip will affoid to the citizens of New York a fine vi theth? Fishou J" Banks, cm ry day, R itunfav* evcrpt#. d. I.Hiding ^Tii, -t Fort II milton. Fan* UP tse.irh way. The steamer Napoleon, CY.pt H .if'U, will resume her tiips t.? the above places on W? dm d tv. Jute l.'ith, and h ave ;?s follows? Poor of ('.mil street :t 0 o'clock, H'mmond st 8hi, Pier No. 1 Pike st 9, I ithrrinw F ri y Brooklyn 9la. A hand of music i, .r.Th, i i- ladies saloon on deck, iml a chamber* tn iid to at tend to the lid.es. The bar wilt he furnished with all kinds of refreshments t? epf jii?i *ie ting dunks, n?d Capr H. asout-i the public th will i nd- ivor to render these excur* tion.i worth* of in*" *e. jcM lm*c FOR 1 I V V. t\ l'( H>L? Regular otmnercinf Line? k?RfVFi?st Hf it Th? first class well known ship TAL^afn P^T./ St. i vmII l> dispatched for the above port,on th' Ifpn t 'ahin. second ?hui, plying a., above. je 1.11 x// FOR LIVERPOOL?New Li llegtiIar Racket taWSJV^f the 2*>th Jnn'?The splendid packet ship OARf f U I'o.c \V'f? mi.klv Hied tun-, will f t.,9 i 11 V?> I v s.uThand having splendid nceomiip da ic made on hoard. or to W.fcJ.T. TAP8COT+, 411 Peck Klip, c r. Sontb street. Person* desirous of sending lor their friend* can have the in brought out by thi* ?rlcndid pack* trailing from Livrrpo- I on rh? 13th Au list; and tho?e remitting th?;m money can hare draff* foi any amount, |?a\ able at the national and provincial Mnkt of I cUnl, on London, and the Etc hand* and Discount B ink, Lirerj O'd, which-re paid in ill the principal towns of the I nited Kingdom. For particular, apply as above,if by h tter post paid. jelfl 4^ OLlTLINfc Ofr LIVERPOOL IPACKETS^ WKjrctW Kesulir Packet of the 10th June.?The magnificent, wll known, fry fast railing packet shin ENG I.AND, Cnpf. Vmj. L. Wait?.will positively ^ail on olouday, the 20th of June, her regular day. The accommodation*of this line for cabin, second cabin and steerage rM>fnire|,,?iire well known to be far superior to'any other. For terms of passage, apply on board, foot of B? ekmnn street, or to ROCHE, BROTHERS A CO., 35 Fulton sf. neat tloor to the Fulton Rank. N. B.?Persons sending to the old country for ihrir friend*, can hive them brought out in the England, sailing from Llvorponl on the 7th August, or in any of the xlup* comprising the Old Line, sailing from there on the 7th anu 10tl? qf ouch month. For term* of passage aijdv alios#*. j? II PASSAGE FOR LIVERPOOL?I I ^.TjttPV ',Jirket. Iflth June.?The M.lrnJid Well known picket. t;4~vka? HIBERXJA, Ca, t. Fuibt r, will sail as above, h* r r Kill r lay. 'I his superb hip, so not rious for short p:is>*>'$e*, it is scarcclj necessary to sav, has accofniiioditicv* f??: cabin, vennd cabin and teerage assetigers, um.ijn lied for comfort bv any other aliip. The number of p.)*?enic rs being limited, an I the price of pa s i ,e v* r> low, tin ?e wishing to secure berths should niak?emly application on boaid, foot of Burling slip, or I W. k J. T. TAPSCOTT. U Peck slip, coriiT South st. ?2-t. I #1,. f,;... h.It UVBliPOOL. H:i'i 11 RMpj-The well St&T-afV known fvvi .illin rftiri?li ship CHE Hi E It. Captvi-a Doyle, il ily i V|iectrd from Liverpool, Wl.l have I IB* Ifl'-ill lie ilr .pateli for lint ".t. For fiienlil. See -m to _ ItO' Hik, BROTHER* St CO 35 Fulton vt, r Mr it di.or to tli- Full >n Built. "i*3? FlslllN'i F.X('I11SIONhi? K. K E N FIK L D, WWk No. 4 feral,111 S^IMlf, opjimitf the lift Office,in1 .'*'1''j :iC lii> fiiein'* and tlie i lib',e tint ha* proenrt',1 eoTennipl'f tt?ol Fitliintf Apparatu inelnilin; I.inca, C.ookinu' Ctenvila, fee. of the fir?t ivler. rtteaniboit*, 'line I', c n, in,I t':idcr?, of the tint elan, nlw n* in r- nlinem, and will be fiinii?hed f., part let on the most reasonable term*. lli* friend" ml tli? public ar informed that lie continue! to ar. or too I i, permanent boarder* an I transient company. Cornliill Hrjoire, Brwton. May PJ. 1343* 11 >a? m i' hhTi* 5h\K? i i CTV t it ool. I a (Joniiktot I'V tl.i" "liip "till please send their permit* ?u I bo r l, loot r.f lertni!!'il in five nb? tribet* the *"tne hoilr. ielt til.OVF.It fc Mr.MC/tHA> OOl Til AMROV HTONK WARK MAN I FACT D It V. The mihvnl rr Inn i n Inn I. and olfcm for'"\v,1' ,'V a feficiil ?jorfTiVsr.t t?f Strsitr ?n I KurllKil AVnr*', Vnf. "t i *_ V low i I on. Ki-1 Hi!-. A" Dm i T f. vr'rfPTTKiTJrl n 1 ihf ?*k* 1 inw i u i?i r>r AMI ShMb:\ IS. ivijilo's uardkv /-nxtii vordinry v i rka.'h. i bfo??lly a'lvr wh'.oh Th? i ill. in I.. Weill. [H.ill an Itou.. Hit?rrn.i tiuill in i for HoinNudB tind r-l?f -t.ni. ur m the ii fs I ..u 1 r THE I'liOMK Mil- aI.K. iVlii. !i 'iiuiuli i. l i LEN s K By M'lL Finny lei. Dcvii.s ?-i>. at ttu?it iiorinauc .will c inuience at halt past vav M?"it, ^0 rent Gallery, IS 'en'j* CHATHAM Tl KAl RE* I )'? performance will com in- cr vri?h AN UNWI'.l.f OMK VISITOR, r P?r? v Kir.' I M Led. Herbert Mr* D^bbi Mrs J"urh A Per whirh FOREIGN PRINCE. J*me? f'iow Rice I Lbeuoz-r Audetion Mr vtow Mi. Beerman After which MR AM) MRS. I RINOLE. John BmisH Hit Id Henry RoMnson Meattv-r K it I Mlftf Meffaycr After which JIM CROW IN LONDON. Mr Jimrs Cmiv Rice* Tap Clark To conclude with WF.ltiH. SipLarkiu* Rice De Molgr Hluke Doors w i'l open ill fnture at a i|U.irtei pa. t 7 o'clock, ami lite curui:i will rise it 8 o'clock punctually, lite** cin Ic, iO CfUti?Doii'i, ?Pit, 12?lt? Prit .ite Doses, St? HILl/S NEW VOHK MlSKLBi (Formerly known PcalaV) No, 'ViQ Urn ad way, opposite the City Hall. NOV KLTY NOVELTY!! NOVELTY!!! S??? ond night of tlje Olympic rompaiiN. ,%i Wiftv, oft))** Ohmpic T!*Mre. Mra I .'It, of the Olympic Thonthre. Mr. llik? r, ofth?* CM) Th? aire, Mr F.vcnrJ, oftnt Olympic Theatre. Mr Bruce, tiu. i-ot?i>r comedian, ami Mi (it* vt t- 01 inpir Theatre. THIS EVENING, and di t J.. wicl., thy above talented nud popular peil?*riner.4 will appeal in a rerie? of comic Ueiuri 4, U in the Orv.ul Piet'-ri'il Baloon. Mr Marahall, ilu artist and worker in Glass, will be in attend .lice day and evening. The truants of the Forest, Lea and A?r, Mineral Wonder*, and th" vast number oi Portrait* of American Worthies. An Egyptian Mummy?In perfect l reservetiou; wrapped iii its ancient e* nnieut* and fully years old. Previous to ami after th? Concert, r xperimciits in Electricity, with one of the most jajwerful machine* in the world. Performance at li.nll-i-Met 8 o'clock. 8*ciri'. ('merit tvrry Sunday Evening, undrr tlie dirvcliou of Mr, ply to I*. M. L ifourcadr, ion Crwn ?tn-rt. SAME. BItAUSON, Secretary. Illi!. Ijilin, J11ii" 1, isr.v J*4 lro*_ Clltl I S?WEI.I II i. VA'.N will ,TUv in Uo.-hr.iCT, played.? Among the performer* will b- 'ouud in. nanv- rf the uoircrsally celebrated J. KOGhUS, tin- Nl*r of the 5on.li, n. all his In &i;tiful Shakspeareiin wi.d ma-'n il ont hone >c t*? J. J Cadwalhrier, 9u j !.is wonderful pupil. John Oh nrey, y. I'r onjr tray their beautiful one, twoandthnc licue auti ot operate ballet, aMed by the four Mi'.ms Wells, the most talented aud interesting children in ti e Uuiou. The astounding IiaJi in G- mtnatic Hcenu of Mr. HisJ*y ?md hi* infant sou, inuat electrify all who behold a series of sueh wonders The magnificent Totes of the four Hungarian Cousin* The fashionable and twishing Equitation of an tltvauf comnanv o( Lidici. heailei) by th? lecpoipniM ,0tfN SM ITIl, v uii.ot tail to evi ite sensation a* surprising as de lightful. The great eat livid Acrobat, Mr. u?? j;en price*. jwI2tjy4#c FIREWORKS SELLING OK CHEAP, AT 60 MAIDEN LANE, UP 8TAIRS i 12 tjyfr FIREWORKS. rPHK most ritinsiv", raried and brilliant evhibitfonal Frei 1 works ever manufactured in this or any other country, are now iearly for deliv? ry. on the lowest term*, hi lots to suit committer* o>d parties for the celebration of the 1th of July, at the United States I..boi.vorytJi r?? v City ISA A' KIHiK, J r Pyrotechnist. Onlfw ft af Niblo's (Ftrd- ii, (.0 Maiden Lane, 131 I hatham street, will weei with imm? di-Uc attention, ;v.d goods delivered to ati) part of the rity free of expense. !el2tiy4*r KIUKWOUKS. V For H T II o f j i: l v. TjMREWOIlKS-New York Laboratory.?M. Bennett, 196 Front street, two doors south of Fulton?The most ext? n1 sive air! brilliant assortinr tit of Firtw- rkg are now offered at the abovr plar?f consisting of Honorary and Signal Rockets, v ifh (j.dil "in! ai|* rr raiu: Suns, Fans. Palm Tree*, p> ramidt. P? nmari Comet, Orttfoobi, Triangle*, Vcrticnleg, Mn.rs or St 11writs and Stan*, Maroons, tt-ngnta Lights. Roman Candle*, Ih.t and small Serpents, Fin Wheels. On diopi er?. Port F'res, Hltii- Lhth's, St roll WhecU, Torhilli' iis I.in Pigeon*, Tor* i do., idlhi/ Crackers, D -ublc hodcr*, Firecrackers, Canto* Rockets, Sir. I Country merchants, an! dealers ii general, are requested to call and examine the above c V. N. B?Committees for city and country display. nvtitary and private parties, can be supplied on the m?>?i hU isl[trims, with l e abovi artiejr#, warranted?the materials h'*n?K beeni sc? lec ed w ith the utmost care, jel4to>y4 r imuxi; mom:v. THE rv*n who rr mi h S- f|?ttp>in, bn, I WMb nt'on. ?t llinr inlwyltr'l rrp l?r ll.e ?in lint of? Jntr inoi?ry .''",'1" ?"ritif'r 1|?- SjMi.j.li '-h' r?T A I n> i p?yi w> ,ur. ,*n i n u, TIlOllNF i'. '.between fie ho rt of fO red 3 i>! -ir' iin"f -UtirUv I l'',!l J""!'-"?.* "!'rh_] P~ pli to n? w II be h. Je to him on bn.tr a the L. S.bilfc %*hill:"r,n. 1 r\ a(|| tfiifttAf i 11 H .1 b? i A i i Ii.ii.n An Ai%A IJ 'I t'H I* A AHTAI'LT It CO.. Fnh Freudi |>la:tr*tu*, rt |wfter:?; 30 *roiti4tle fences. made at fVri*, by Aipnouce Giroiu Sc Co.; 100 bottle* hy'osuli'hi'f of fori? Alio, inioli of teniae, codine, rhfordr of iodine, bromine, bfominr if chloride of gold, sud lh? ti?.w aecvferatinjf 'PCe. j*s lm* m: M~r PKLiiJm i ui" iTi 5 in /"\F tV -ifi.'i II* of New York, In -Im |>j l'i V r< I rrii I f f.' v- i v. #1 ia tilin r-lit.t! .11. Wci'.ii'm.,! B-(<!" ,vV. 'I II I mi K'rr. ".r.n t .r? ,1 t <ir f :i' r1 l" S ""in B i;' fTf?I? i. A |V.,? in .At W 14 19 QVhvH t 1 In
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M lSr'KLLANEOUS. VIKKS riiVH BOTANICAL PILLS.?Lei th? ?iu?dt lit there is no exaxgn itioii in ii.: v. ?m t l a -tlv aud radical curt-f>r (t uiorrhu i. 'f *h- Kidneys, Ice. Thev >v. r? *or seven! fli- celebrated Abcrnrthy in all stage* of lu ti?e first st*g? ft one box i* u>ui?\ cu u? a few days. In long j rot;*oit taste or smell; an i iin mi;hr i'i .11-iir fb?- most refined society with" i* 'Muci'o i uiiftf iiiiii-v i. rted. Tbey .in c >utjM,sed ,1 V table III which ilia i.'f?r ?t? the svstem 11 v. V Vork. b) WM. WATSON, A|?'?thec%fi? Ifl ill 'v\ ('libirinc *f. _ jelO lm*c I He N I i \l PH UT A NT I 1 i 1 I I N 1 v** ni() j. rm, i and Horticulturists.?The com|?ound 1 C h. ini vil UMJ.- O.I S..ip may In* coiuiili ri il in tin* pref. ut m.' ii t* prejiAntion tli*r ever was compounded I-,,, r ,?nicn >n ot every *pccies of insects inft*stinx'the j,!,. u-'i t- siuls, rosebuds, peach. iiectuiiue, up! It n l i?i i. tr insects, cut and .trtity worms, snail, cabbage J:,- .I,, II th* 'ii ?lh*r insects which arc piruitic tin indiueii is i vcie t! ?wrrs, such as the oleander, cactus, licus. cv* 11., i?i? :i hri ?ut!i mum, wrania, erica, rns .ee i, hi ay ?11 b\ a plication, be thoroughly exterminated. B sides tin* st s on a lar^t* scale?1000 pe u*h ii. or Mi acre*of land, may De kept free from the marauding niH.v ts for tin- tiiflin.' expense of one dollar. K'viu i raising com, oat.*, rye, potatoes, turnips, cabbages, in t\ i the i; a few dollars realixe hundreds by saving their in Ids 1*..i.n tin- tievi tations of the vermin. The Compyiin I I'heinical Wh tie Oil So tpmay be bad in hull:, or in jars t' ('a?: 'iin U, a dozen ot which are picked in a Imx. ai |d\ to DH. LKWIS KKPCHTWANOKIt, je21:u*C Chemist, No. 1 XVaH ?n.-crf. \U tl IilNOTON A. CARTER Commission tud Wine i :it, No.'? New street, one door lrom W *iI met, ai? lor the ancient house of Lomeliuo, of Madeira) oiler* I or .ile, in mireh to *uir purchasers? i r, *,nhd?, and small cask*, of the celebr'fed Loinelino, S u'ii -id", M oieira Wines, NIalmsey, R? rve,* and other H i ditics, t!.-* whole of direct importation;, *o?ii" thirty years old, u.i I' r custom house lock. and entitled t ^drawback. 1 t An'h.?r, Harp, Windmill, Cabinet, and all other Choie It, Is, -hamp t-CI.t :ii(?ci s ?.fCl^n l, St. Iu!:* n, ('!.itc.au Magaux, &c. Alio, common t ible wtne?, at I w pm s. 100 c l*s of Muscat Win assorted Cordials, Absytithr, kc., ike. I hi 1 I- fresh S ill id Oi'. M- inachina, Anchovies, Capers, and Pi. hies. 6?? I i 'i.ui bbls of Malaga Sweet Wine. A ro:i f.int it, i'l y of th b ?t double and tingle refined loaf. AI*o. Lump Su, lrom various refineries, for which W A. Carter ii th a-reiit. Adv inc 1.1 lib* on ;a!ribV merchandize. A* f i lion- "1 [j lU' lino embarks by an arly conveyance fo 1 1-i. i, o dns fi r thove ct lebrited win of auy age in \VA V, corner Canal street, has been, ami is iO jtill, tie depot for 11 Webb's Improved Burners" and :i'ii i ttiiphme,'' inasr.tf .etitrcd under the immediate sup i nt i net* of the otCin il inv. ntor. flie improvement above r -.i I to. together with thr reduction in prices, render these Huruers" matchlrii in point of ecou- iny, simplicity and brih of I it| ret i i u ot ei .mi la of tin- kind v. r uitiodu d into this country. Pur sale t rtie oldcstablisdim; ium I !i ;!it, 118 Broadway, corner Canal st. V. H Vi EBB, je7 ?w^r Octitral Superiuteiident r|Miu I VI'K l)!v\srifOl S KIRK "IN 11A M IJ CI Kill 1 -h'Milil admonii.h m.-icliiui-, and hwin,: bodes nil 'nihil peri, e* necessity of procuring oun of Wilder'* 1' r Stl n uidt i SilV*. The v*' ne vl dt truetion of B K>k .and Vi i; v S *t the e it fin- i;i >?ir city, brought out the great i i i!:i .hie ?li? r, of tV Silimnebr ftttV. Since 'bit time n? ?ny t- 's hive m id- in I'm; naces w idi other s ihs.atid in burtiitu I uildim; i mikioi ihr most iotcnw I ret. and in ery iri tin" S il ;ii mi ler S ite has pre i ved th books and paperi it Co .r lined, v. i?i the contents of other Sties exposed to ibt s.unt' bt have b. n to? D- d?'*fpo?-il. SILAS UK (lit I V(J, Sob- A;'eM, jc!3 Iwr 13?) Wafer *t., New ?>;k. CitOLIUS* BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. 400 WATER STREET, TVV'' R T)OOTtS K A ST o p \T11A KIN E MAR K RT. ''PIIK Sub. .ib r lnviu.' in hit manufactory, and nailer his own i s m liate ?m;? rints-utb-n;'!-, some of tin oldest and m, -t v ricn.etl build* rs in this citv; and the best of materials fr r bu.hlitu ev. v c ription of boats, which enables niin to fu at the shortest notice, Boats of the most appro?cd modi 1 d >rb'nuHiip, on the most liberal terms. IU iLL>Ell of the Sultan of Mas-- it's Pleasure Barge, the V.'.n,-, (J i,'. Ill Victoria, Atlantic Wakotn, Jfc.c. Ae.o, tiie A ;;i, I .11, Washington, of f'nuuhktfepsie, Duchess, of I? Svlfli end Wave, of Mobil-. (M-o Strrvvt, of i, s illc. NT l-l in-- insure in an Ii .i company oruut. To u 1 t :ailist mistake, anil is an act nf justice to the /Efti Fii Idsbi m -e i omnatiu i? of U irtfl I, lis- eriher feels b und to add. that tin- above caution has iu, cp'dicati- i wli \tt\ r to either nf tlwxw until the whole of the tid roperty s .11 ?i. a i.r ni 'ii.it tin; detailed st itemeul of the taxes and in tlx Ni w Era, a i.' vrtpaptY l .luted ,.ial publislied i.i the city .?f New York. I ALKJIED A. SMITH. Comptr oiler. Comptroller5* Office, Vpril 26, 1M2. a2ft l.qwliwU ijyr FHE CHEAPEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE CHIN A, G LASS A N D (J U E K X S W A W E Ks I'AHIJSl! MKNTS IN THK INH'ICI) STATKS, IS THK OLD i 11! N H ALL IN CHESTNUT STREET, (ilirertlv ??i? ofe the State Mouse, Philadelphia,) width" ?>t'W Hi V 11 LL. BALTIMOKK ST., iALTIMOKE. rPHE 111 die m i\ deiH'ii'l upon jcettiiu every deicrijifion o( A French ami English China. Di:ii:i set's, Tim setts, Chamber setts, &.C., from the pure while u the most elegantly decorated, at either of these I., ii Rich Cut Glass from the justly celebrate I I3> at on and Sandmi -h GL?* Manufactory, by the do7.en or in complete setts, w .Tinted sit|?crior to an\ ever imported. "in; merchants will find over llilit) c rates and hh;W. of Liverpool and Mueenswart, opeu for inspection ami sale, at 1 tot 11 i ci nt cheaper than t* the Ions donbifnl we ih Bton Tip entire business ol these concerns, ii conducted un the che \n Bennett or f ash System. No mi 'ike in this.) fish purchasers in want of China, Glass, Lf rpoolj or I C Tissv i either at wholesale or retail, from any part ol the 1 iii' m, will find it to their ow n interests to ell or wiitetothe Id f huia 11 1 in IMiiladelphia, or the new China Hall inB.il tiinorc, and they will not he disappoints il. Parkin u i ranted to any part of the Union. To Kiench and German languages i> fluently spoken by the salesmen. KKUK mil I in r Ullh.M II llhaiAl KAN I. No. ?~N.T^ ui opposite r th. f.utom II "I.e.-J. HON NA III) St P. DELAMOT'fE have tie honor to inform their acquaintances ind the public in yener.i!, that have added to tie ir old establishment, known for ui'ivaid- ol two y?' irs under *ho firm "C J.ifrftloniiard, the yre.it Saloon on the ftrit floor of the same house, and have be- i sides arraiied scleral lesser Saloons for the accommodation of prii ite parties and society dinners. They will pv, the ur? a? >t attention to orders for Dinners atul Sui?pci-i in an> jfirt of the city. H'lomi ami Otvi" i in upper stories of the same house may b?- ha I of ihent *?t i erv moderate rents. iel lin* CHEAP HAIU)\VARK STORK. rPllK Sn ..crilHT i. r >w op-ni j hi. Sprint .UI I.OWKsT ASM l'l!l :u ?t iininuinu ol In. flock unit jirii. i. lip i ,1 Tt *t so In.;lily cpl. lir noil in China mnl Kttmpc, jn-t im or'i I, I. noo tors I. vl tin* ('.anion Tpa ''oo SAI.T WATIiK HATHS. WMNKAl "S w IM iinil r .1.1 S.lr \YxWr at It trot ..I" D.'?'.r.nvii Irr.'t, Clur.i pier nonlli I >n>l rtri t, North lliver.) ire now open f"i lh? accommodation ol 1 >t!i I ldi.'t ...I S' litlrni' n. 0|*'U fr .m stinrUr until II o'clock at hi,lit. V D Tlir water where the bttln arc .rationed baa been .1 .pencil, which ren.l i it if. pure a? my other situation in the a. n' \.-w Vorl.. On Tip- t ie llath it excliuivel) -.it 11. in. until 3 I'. M. A l.nii'l ol mii.ir will lie m atti ii I ii- iy pit m ml .\eiiiiu. J\icc of a cold bitli I2li eta, w 'in r I \s--ttil TIIK KVK AM) KMC?J. SlIASKS, ?-ftinily announces to tin* public that lie has reovo i Kk t;* HiuDoii strict, i??-? (Janal, where In v 1, 1 ii, ilr volt* rs ?\1 .1 Men f ion to tilt* s u' w I. nodical i ?ud i\t treatment of nil diacasoM ii:ci?lc*tiC to the human i i.. and i ?Uton, om Monday*, Wednesdays 1 u> HI 12 o'clock, morning. "'1 i" hfiHt- t.i the l" "ir ;n' i o'i the evening of T A 1 n days. Iri-m 5 to 6 o'clock. A* W o'hir tinif* Dr. S. attends to the ci m nl pne* Kit Ml M mt7 !m. .??!*r CROTON WATER. 17\y D A N!\ LEADKN nTKS, 1.1N Kl) WITH TIN.4 I 1 'I deleterious Ift eti of drinking witt I, w i i. ?Htli r, aim otn? r t\uit I i t H.llm, mi. Dr. .i 11. id other eminent medical and scientific ttlevnen. w i'1 httiiK pip* 1'ii'Mj.s. I.mIh, nj .1 ipMton r !uih Mi l A >i i a well at for their 'piaiity o| rrsn^trvttins tin- i,r*t n?* i 1;|. free from the moat iiiMiltoua ot p-.tnorjom * at pricra iryina tor si- tithoHv rharsred h\ plvmhers for c tnin. i. o:?e?. Lik? _ _ i 1 I- 1 -A t Ml III ur ?IM( HIT) im*? II ?H 1 T'U'I 1 'iwi I, I in Km-op-. with the hitter hutilitv >>1 th wlm im ii mi-rcsti affected bv fhrm. All wlm desire infnr miii ri-.p. n; lliemare invilril ti> ??iid for circulars, ami i n ,r r is to TH()9 KWIIANK, ii-n'r tO Sjiniri- nr'W t io?M ?t t I \K HAVII) BHF.N'NA Im the honor of iiifinnniv hi i -1 is ..:,d tin- public tint In hsi rfiU'iirdIroin Ihf *Iwniii II -.i.i 17} Cham hi i- -i'n*t where h- \iill, without tin 'I f i v. cure ridtrally.fcml its a few days, the muslin'?1 nf syphilic li -sirs. Or. drrnm's n-mrHv ii mi i" f ii rrositc or imison-u? minrral, ami whrii ,l-' 1 u to hit ilir ctimi.t, will remote thr painful a i in I m- n nit irisMy follow i abti. ("r rather the use) I nr. r- 11 mil iit,! r notions medicines so nnii m illy nlminlst> i il hi ii -i int. I >r. Brriim's reinrdi is so thru V thai it ran I 1 niinsti red v. itlioio (tlie I- .ist ifinati'nt hi'inic able durinf Uie treatment to attend t his Im -tin it and lilt- as usual. III. II..- nil's I-IVII" It ;i -t -Iit-n, I i,,- nil f r'.t .l-,,vi j iliti .isr, h it will rontin i-tn |fi?s Ins j,r tfrtti mil tdsn -t pa ti ntt, and to admi -isti-r medicines on i n I-t>ii-i>|vsthf sTatrm th- only one that Ii it or can ever cure cV urn div nn. OlTin- Imura, from 10 to t o'clock, an J fr-?m to 7 V. M.? t 'hsmhers street IT}. mSltmr '400.000 Is* Nfnrma Meuarn, 1 ANDED from the hn* Ohio, from fiatana, of tnpenn 1-e nuality, for sal in lota to suit purchasers, at reasomibl 'ices, by M RADfcH, 44 Chatham stree'. ?o im* PKlVl'T.M ElvV~ OWEN'S AMERICAN HAIR DYE. THI8 Dye i*t!?e only infallible Ilair Dye now iu use. Man> A there are who offer article* to the uulic bearing the name f Hair Dye, that an not onl) worthies but often injurious o the hair. The tnlvjcrihcr i'ledgerhimself that the American H :irl)y? i> iI'rctI> liinnlr- in it* n tare, and infallible in its-'feot, it will color the li?ir only. The lightest hair, red or .rr iy, can in lew ln?nr-_lie %c!i invjed to .uy irk rliaih- Irom t 0rot)d with duk htii> l m that tli i: I Pi rri Ow i i written ou the libi I of each bottle, as all other* are worthless. ll' iu any case the dye should fail to produce the de*ir? d eIh ct. the money will be r- tiirnr l. Manufactured and for sale by Ferris Owen, No. 3 Siitli AvtMiU'-. Agent* Kin,', 5'J Fulton street: H.'J'. Kicrstedt 's*,i IS roadway; K. ('h;t;u ny, 14uV? Bowery;U. Linday. Sixth Ammiiu1, Druggists; and Manuel, H ur-.'> "roadway. Also at Armstrong's Drug stnir, IS1 Kultou ti t, Brooklyn. Specimen.. ol hair colored may be em at any of the igents. mIO IwinsSw r In Cutlers' Huiues Wcodeu Kiih'?." THIS Spanish proverb applies iti t excellently to some of A the New York Hair Oil manufacturers who are making great noise by their grand compositi when they have bald head* them t Ives. B it PAS'! UK'S OIL is not only good for every body's hair, to destroy dandruff and t?r? vent hair from turning grey, but is also an excel!, qt Oil i?> Keep his own hair equal to any b.iir in tin- world. This boa-ting is not intended forthe citv of New York, where, for t!ie l ut .ixteen years. I jtave men practising the hair cutting lm?i:iess, but as 1 am sell at* a great quantify of nil forthe country, I w ant to put l htm uu titeir guard again-1 some h id head fools tint are making ?very nody hair g ??w except their own. A. Bailor's Oil has uvvu tne t'loduee ?.f 2! years'experience. For sale, wholesale iuu reuui. at Itii Greenwich street. New Yi>rk. A. PASTOR. nre. Ml cents per bottle, highly perfumed. m'ifl 1m* c VRHi TOOTH W I ?Prej i d fi im thi oiIfin>1 ref cipe at No.3 s?es ing the pro|ierfie* of cleaning the teeth and mouth, restoring tin gains to a healthy st'ite, and preventing any unpleasant taste or clour in the inouth, whether arising from decayed teeth, or from a deranged stale of the stomach. It is desigii"d t be used w jtli a tooth brush, and will le- found to supersede the necessity of a powder, keeping fh te- tli clu.in iiid preventing the wearing away of the gum. fr the teeth. It i.. particularly useful in cases of spungy gums i coloring them to a healthy state, and causing them to contiact around the teeth. In painful affections of the teeth and gums, arising from exposure to cold, it will be found highly beneficial. It is particularly serviceable t use the Orris Tooth Wash at night just before retiring to rest* This method is i ?oi meudi i n mint nt dentist*, as by so doing all particles of food which accumulate during the day are entirely removed, and the mouth kept through t-he night in a clean, sweet, and n-althv stile. sound teeth and white teeth are the most vikiahle portions of poor humanity; but how many neglect the attention nect-for their preservation, even when surrounded b> all the ine nis needed. Among tic ..e we know of none more pleasant and effectual than the Orris Tooth Wa h?it cleanses oi l whitens the teeth, strengthens the gums, purifies the mouth, ami sweeten* the breath. We recommend iu use to all, young and old.?[Boston Morning Cost. The Orris Tooth Wash is the best detergent w'c ever used on our enamel.?[Boston Transcript. For sale I v the pri'ieip;:! druggists in the citv ml r /V V ;:b!?- Exrract lorelf.tr?s:ntr and h prevents the Inir falling off, restores Io>: hair and causes alt short or fine hair to grow to uniformity, is a, positive, cure, for scald head, ice., and prevents recurrence of diseases of all kinds to wl chtlu head is liibl Thi roj h I r. iti flVii*> I 1 valuable article is acta fed by result* arising irorn experience. It will he found by all who use to be ?lu* most effectual ever before discovered or offered to the public, and may heh^l. fU wdtobs ileand retail, at C. A. Ring's 6-1 Kulton ft, eor. ('lift, and sold at r> tail by D. Sands be Co, "57 East Broadway; Korton, lf;K Kist Broadway; Ouion's B 17 rir, 173 Broadway; A. 15. Sand; k Do., 273 Broadway; Wood worth, late Bonfanti'a 325 Broadw iv; II. Kitiu St Cr sun.mm, erysipelas, or any eruption. It will ehain;e the color of d ok y llow or sunburnt skin to a beautiful healthy cle iruess? th public mav rely on it, it never fails." Sold by T. Jones, si u of the American Kittle. 82 Chatham street, price 50 ecnJa a cake?obie-ve 011 each label the sLoiMure of M. Vcsprino, the invi ntor, and T. Jones as the General A .rent. A -cuts?139 Fulton street, Brookly 11: 87 Dock st. Philadelphia; 8 State st. Boeton 110 Baltimore st. Baltimore; 57 State st. A1 bany. jl lm*c RRKMIKR \Vi(x MA KKR. IMPERIAL WIGS SCALPS. f CKISTADORO, f ASTOR HOUSE, in Broadway,, has J the honor of iurroducin^ to tie wi; wet jug ubue, two 1 entirely new inventions?viz?THE PATENT ENAMELLED PARTINGS AND CROW N9, in. 235 Broadway, near Park Placs. TKHMS 11 EDUCED from twelve to six dollars. Tims bringing the science within the mean* of every intelli gent young person of either sex. N. B. A work of the author is presented to every pupil for trheir pelmaticut guide. L ssons gi v n winnii MISCELLANEOUS. ASPH \r.Ti'M NiNMi.vAL TATL JOHN L0W1TZ, No. 1 VVall-Street, HAS const i i! 1(1 Coating of iron work, to prevcut its oxidation by air and water. Coating of timber w whit h it dv? attached several *tc* ones ol various depths) 1.5 by 19, and a juvnuile -win,initio school of considerafdc iteiit. The shower baths -re upon a now construction, gtmt lo, HTioient and improved and tlx* whole hit ut 'umnier, when manager of iho Kiaukliii Bath, (now pi uad .f ;li*- b-.'t of Moii ,'.?n?ort t b?r t n i nt in ich tnon rn* laried enterii -m l t;uv I K r rill 1. Cii) do i r. m i v .merry Syptru. 100 ill) t?n do ...ir.. lipww w 4M ht.f 10 do 2m' boat 200 gro%? ..it Allfxit tip t :.T, uid lor rule At reduced price* at the KRV> B-rlirf slip. N. B.-DrAl. i* -.vili K:iJ it for their hitereats to call briora iv.irchiftiiig el v. r?. ni2.ilin re MISS COWAN J} KsrECTFrLLV in! imt' b?J;r* c> .itini ivu -.m* on tin* I uno k"it* II Hi?. (tuji.ir, mhI in ?Murtug. Mis* ('.will lie h M'i'V t(? rt .'rn,. hrr pupil* t No. f*> lr.t? utrn t, ?r if preferred will it!m l at tin- rr.*jifcti?t houses of those ladies who may honor hrr with their ptlruiiage, I i And Piano i'..rte? for mIp and hire. Al-.i', a vrry iplrmlitl Tiino Korle, uf ?ti|iorior Quality And 'OM.Mrnb. _ ml7 lm"r_ 'piiv. wmtfc 'siBKniAsnrvili ihA^k.t.?th.. n.litl ,:T1. I. I- _ I' I, r| j, viiri'U-- all the slvlet introduced this season, K th ng and da and will elean like tin I m-Mn, fcr. A *n r*trn*jvi- ir! Culo nV rtrv, ut "I Ladies' Sj! 1 i >1-. A Fi I i h ind V 'II.W1. TuH%,y,fcr!kS'hrl1' n. u'j t'n T''* "^urtirln "I pi irp?, by T. Bl.NNKT r. m J ,i,n JfH l"i r I Wri.M VTKVV STK VM "AW \1ll.i -Tu llii-ir mill in full nj rali ri. mpl, '.ik, white pinr.li' .'rcit in." till l.i ml tnnU nil r? pu pirril In i l"nr l"i- i.nn,., way ilfprml ti>?>n h'-in* uipplifi at onre by ip|.))itift at iht ill, f.i ll of Ittli atrrrt, North Bit r. "''I "I iw? |.h w |s B. OHIFFKN h CO l( ^OS? If* I. ill til71'til M ad way, No. 2JP.?, at the corner of Kcude street, a short distance fioin the Park and Po; 1 Oflice, and but a few minutes walk from Wall street and the business part of the city The rooms are commodious .11.d pleasant, and i: is the intention of tin* bust to accommodate the travelling communi? id boarders, in 1 manner that liall hi sii fact ry for tlu prict cl tct 1. Having long exj rience la catering for the pnblic taste, he can as?ure all that may favor hitn with their patronage. tint his b? ?f exertions will be imde l?t plca.sc; and from fh-- situ... it u a desirable location Ibi Boarding, and cannot but. off"/ inum inducement* to pers- 13 visiting tire city to make the Marshall House their hum-'* The bar will he furnished vy 1 th choice lienors, and tin* larder with th" substantial* and delicacies r the season, and with attentive servants, and every regard for the comfort of his guests, the under-dirtied hopes to merit and receive a 'dure of patronage, my 183m*c R. S. MONTIOK. A CAIlI).?BOARDING, Ht Jamaica, Long island, .N. 1.? Persons desirous of passin the summer months in the country, can be accommodated with pleasant room* and board, at Fulton street, second door from the corner of Washington street, Jamaica, L. I. Distance from the city 12 mil- Coiniiiuiiicatioti by Railroad and S: four times jH-rday. Reference can be made ti JAMKS HKR1UMAN, 11 Fulton street, Jamaica, L. 1. Railroad Dept On mmuti walk from the Houso. m212a V] A 111 r. I'AV IL1UIN, KU? l\AV? Ai L. l.-il'' J.V1 gcriher would respectfully announc** to the |?*?i?!it* thif the above establishment w il! lie opened tor the se.non on Weilues| dry next, tlr- 22d June. Tlu-rr being a few fine rooms not yet j engaged for the season. which w ill he let r,? families oim ry I reasnmhle terms. All communications left w ith McCoun Clark.53 \V.ill street, w ill meet prompt attention. 5 ielC 3ti?c HI HAM CRANSTON. S pOAIUH \ n?7 ner.tL-ir.-j curx^svrMmnmiBMV^MW.* j^ftnwavLw^r^r zr-:^ J FOR SALE AND TO LET _ J y-*L TO LKT?Immediate Possession?The three lofts of j the Bri? k Store, No. 5 New street, one door f? 8 Fourteenth street, near Sixth Avenue, w ith counter r? II ir. basement and attic. This House very excelleur, and w ill be exchaugcd lor improved Property iu tlie lower part of tin city, or for vacant lots. For Sale, one of the best Pevvs in the South Dutch Church, Murray street; also, one-half of a IVw in middle aide of Dutch Church, Nassau street. Knch pew u near the pul| it. Apply at olftco No. 9 in Ctl Wall street or to W. A. CARTKK, rngfl Im+ic 5 N w street. _ tFOTE SALK?A Country Residence, Farm, Mills, Ac., the residence of the late Jolsu Wm. Holly, at the Cove, Stamford, Conn. House is large, commodious and genteel, beautifully sitDated and in good orayr, ch:i'' In IHU Hew of tl i ad* Summer house, carriage house, barns, Ac. A large i b n, handsomely laid out; the best and finest of soring n u 1'lir w hole on an island (connected with tiiw main by a t'tone bridge) of about 40 acres. Nine-sixteenths of two large mills, also on the island, which proportion is now rented for $11*0 per aim. with an npliubltb water power.. Far m contiguous of 200 acres, under good cultivation, well fenced; valuable orchards, farm houses, barns, Ac. For in i d information reference is made to Thomas li. Sinitn, K- uti Thompson street; or John Bissell, Ksq. 75 Nass ;n t.. t; II* nry Hudson, Esq. Hartford, Conn. For eximinvriun. f-im- Ac. tt the premuer, to. WM, WKLLE8 HOI LY. For n more i?articular description, see Courier and Kuquiri-r. my 19 lm*r FOR SALK?On* of the li.uld omest lenses in the I s beautiful under the saddle, kind in lmm?s, .O AV^ mmhand iusr from the country. Apply in tie ;rruiT iaiiuuumi aui iui i/im.vu airct-ts, uciw ecu i i r ill afterm kid* KOIl SALE?IOmtmI! iml 5fl lar*ge f.u .1 m il ^KreBPCVi'-rs of all sort?, nturt.4.1.uUlic houses, tav?iu*,ju firt ^UKMa.rral estateofall sort*, in New Jersey, low f? r h ill' cash, nigh mil roads, canals, or rivers, fr un two to four hour* travel tVorn New Yin's. On** farm of sixty acres for $19,5o, ?11 1 t'o of in a?*rrs fnr $0.w0 each, three ami a half miles from 1*1 linlbld. ('ill 011 8. Vail, l! ('our lm.lt street, Siturdays, it >ni ten to two?ith';e principle of atmosph ric pressure which you made for a I ?dy in my family, has succeeded in every respect; in appearance, comfort, and utility, and has given entire satisfaction. lam dear sir, Y our obedient, (Signed) M M. NOAH. Mr. Lkvf.tt, Dentist. m2!l |m?c SIT R(4ir! A I. A \r I) I) KMT A I. INSTRUMENTS Manufactured by wm. r. gouldino, ss gm street.?A general assortment of the above Instruments kept on hand and m.ole to order, of the most ipproved i (terns. The medical professors in gem ml, and dealers are invited to call and examine before Purchasingelsewhere. Syringes, stomach and cupping pumps, splints and fracture apparatus?Instruments for clump let t and other distortions on hand and made to order. Cutlery and Surgical Instruments repaired in tlie best possi- f ble man tit r, and on rt isou.thle terms. References?'Valentine Alott. M. D. Granville Kharp, Patterson, M. D. Alfred C. Post, M. D., and John C. Che est man, M. D. nSG 3m*m DENT1STRV. WM. THORN, DENTIST, solicits the attention of those who wear artificial Teeth, and those who may require them to his method of supplying thi Maxillary h nhly, vi/., the Teeth. Knowing that therc is a disairrve?bfr taste in the mouth of those who indulge in acids, rt suiting from the action of the acid 011 the Gold I 'I le. in all cast;, tli t admit of it, he inserts teeth front one fa complete set, without usiug one pn> tide of metal of any description 81 Chambers street. mJ2 lm*c l)l?. PawcETTT \/[EMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF 8UR^1 GEONS, of London and Edinburgh, and of the Medical College of Philadelphia, confines his practice to select branch of his profession. M Nocet empta dolore voluptas. Dr. F. is sncour i^ed by the uniform success attending his mode of treatment in the cure of venereal, elerts. strictures, seminal weakness, and mercurial affections, togt tin r w ith all those other had symptoms which undermine the constitution and lay the foundation of premature decay, either from maltreatment or any other cause. Ill such IMTSOllS the 'ppetife is gum-rally defective, and the relish for life almost subdued.? His mode of treatment is universally admired?his medicines 1? >-ing pleasant to the taste and smell, gently -?ri?uu* the fibres of the stomach and give that proper tensity. what a co afmio?| heri pressure, from one to an entire set of feetli," Toothache Pills, one of which put in the painful tooth will effect a pernniv.it cure. Dr. A. C.C. refers to the Spanish Ambassador, Spanish Consul. Mrs. General ? consulted aa usual in all branches of hit ol saion, at hi* residence. No 5 Warren afreet. If ha* IK NEW B HI I RABINF.AY' infoims his friends and th" public that hi* N? w li.ith is NOW OPKN.ot hif old stiti hi -->iirh side of sstle Garden Bridge, at the Battely^ filter* lie will b* ph -?.ed heat all. Hi might add mvti 1 itemive Swimming F Vb, the tar i fntiti Baths, the cat, retired, ?id site Biths, wnh .1 pure ->?I'liu hit .IwAiri Ihroi.sli ll?' wlv lt OntMjn.'. Hut .rn?init jltd ,fn- ycilnrlvrv Ailiirtl fo .ill fliM ii ihr ri^j. n. nt Iifnm- of ?hf |i|ra?ailtr?t \irwi ami r. olr.'t ?*T? in Ynrkinthi (Jr n it >n n?or thr building?writ nip Mil ?ilhrv. ry fomlort, from a ili of koihI roff.T t i rim -p-trkliiit: i.111-? -11- Dlrr-ii.mh I >r miili-r i ri] -r i I.?r*j mill im, alwavj f?rt !y liircn. Al?. ir lli'lii i? i.11 il m! imp: .int. '2 t.n*r I VMBKUMKN'-HTJANTIMI|T7S r,,i t j. I.vertfits. irrltr ?J W lA I \?I1MF.RF OR I AMF. 1.8 H\IR SHAWLS K.F. Mr.WHALL. IM WMhiafM B i ki? f i n lii'li i Sh.twli; rol'in utfi-n, tmI, ami whilr?long and Kjijur? jific?? from tw.nl>-ii\ to fivr liomlo-il ilnllar'. L'iiiZ'..Vr FBhmiJrmlI'utoaCit* Stuwli. jel Tk r>i 2t*w im im*i r 1 MEDICINES. 0R! peters^TEBICATED LOZENGES. VTO mriljcine? evenliscovered have risen so rapidly iiijuipui.' Ur estimation m I'rlrn' LniriiKri, and for I he sufficient reMnti4th.lt none have b'.rn at the same time so pleasant to the These |iro|?ertit-i art* not the result ofchance, but of Hi|?erieiice based uoou science and tested In time; fi r the proprietor,whoa* I ifc ha* t>een devoted to the study of medicines, and whose universally known success in the varying and combining of tlicm so as to iutluence the great masa of human diseases, is almost without a parallel, jfave up hi* entire attent ion for u whgle year to the ih- r Ire ting of tin in,and never trade his discoveries public until tfiey were beyond the reach or the requisition of improvement* PETERS' IVORM LOZENGES. These are the desideratum* so long required. They are so fvriertly plea*".nt to the taste and gi title in their operations, that they tnay oe fearlessly administered to the yiiittt^esi infant, anu yet no medicine heretofore discovered e ji he named iu comparison with if as a destroyer of worms. It has nn attraction for them which they cannot resist; and haying once t.uted it they become powerle sard die. The Worm Lozenges ar? i bi id niui \U red in doses i ient to 1 u ith 11ic effect. Tin* attention of pareuts is especially solicited ill favor of this unrivalled article. PETERS' COUGH LOZENGES. For Coughs, colds, whooping roughs, and all pulmonary complaints these are a truly invaluable article, and must be successful if ii'od a? directed. Neither do they let ei> path tits in susu 'tiie, but relieve them at once,almost proving their efficacy be I ere the taste has pished away from the mouth. Dr. Peters courts the reader's trial of this, and will hazard his reputation oil the result. PETERS' CORDIAL LOZENGES. Dr. Peters almost fears to spe?k ot these Lozenge* as they deserve, lest he should startle the render's credulity, for in chiiuiiiu for them the power of invigorating the mind, of dispelling melancholy ami low spirits, of subliming th imagination, of strengthening the nerves, of sweetening the Wreath, giving thereunto a balmy fragrance, and of almost instantly curing the headache, and correcting n? rvous affections, he attributesto them no virtue which they do not fully possess. In addition, they art- the most delicious of .ill Lozenges, and are filial to anything yet discovered lor curing sea sickness, toiling the stomach, and sharpen-in;* tin appetite. 1)R. PETERS' VEGETABLE SHILLING STRENGTHENING PLASTER. TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD YEARLY. Peters' Shilling Plaster is an evy and effective remedy for parn in the breast, tide or stomach; weakness or pain in the chf sight, and scrofulous children, then go ou, if i?, you should consult a Pnvsk ia!X Lit him every three or four days until you or wi I) aii I probably he may not charge, as mucli as you anticipate. Should von select me as j our Physician, you will find my office at 91 Broad street, corUrr of Stone. Open from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. m> n Im r J. PROVOST, M. P. human hair restorative. THE IIA1R OF THE HEAD CAN BE RESTORED. pKAD THIS, judge impartially, see the testimonials, hear in Pv mind that no misrepresentation is offered, but a fair truthful statement. The following will suffice?a thousand other testimonials could be offered:? From J. S. Baker, Esrj., F R S I, Fellow of the Royal Scientific Institution. The Royal Scientific Institution has been favored with a specimen of Jones' Oil of Coral Circa&sia, for the purpose of testing its recommended * ?lnf for ivinf iif inl^rmafinn nf flii. kind, they have selected from a list of advertising people, tlx one who h id boasted most of wondrous cures?hut not without the bitterest repenteuce. He therefore be## to state that* heside his rank as graduate of Edrnlinrnh, Sic. kr. &r,, he has ho n watching th- ^e diseases, lx>th in hospital and city practice for more titan thirty years, and has publish* d two editions of work expressly on tin in. Also, that he has testimonial letter* Irom the most eminent physicians of Europe, to the most eminent in America?as Sir Astley Cooper to Dr. Mott of V'., and Or. Physick of Philadelphia, and oth'rs and, further, that he his the privilege of referring to almost every physician eminence in this city. Nothing can be stated, lie conceives, as better ground of confidence to those who are strangers to lttrn. Consultations may he m ide by post, and for such lie has a little private chest, containing everything necessary for a speedy and private cure. U is forwarded as may be directed. Prici $10. itiIQ lm*r "OR. SOLOMON HEINE T170ULD inform bis patients and the public, that h. still adW heies to his original nropoaitioji, to rec ive no money either lor medicine or attcnaance mini the patient is satisfieil with liia improvement, and would inform them that he kia> rerouted fn>tn lift Bro.ulw?y To No. 57 Heath* street, opposite the Marshall House, where he solicits tin* attendance on tin above mentioned conditions, of all who have suffered for a long time under disessci consideretl by fliein incurable. SOLOMON IIKINK, M. D. For the advantage of all# who wish to attend the treatment of Dr. Solomon lieine, I would state that the only Doctoi lleine who ha* t'vrr tiv.-d iii, or brut his rjficr in Braadway, i? the one now r? aiding at 57 Heade street, opposite the M ushall House. This Physician came ro this country about eight years since. I have It mI the pleasurt of knowing him since that time, ami of ss itn--*mg inanv surprising run s performed by him?"he is above the age of 55 years, and is the only on* of tint n imc who is a member of the medical institutions of tlx City and State inform thhse who have recently enquired if he has 1^ leP the practice of bis profession, that lie continues t prescribe for such a* require his aid as usual. Those difficult and protracted cases wliiclt require practical experience to nsure success, have been the particular obj? cts of bis study. Tin recent improvements in chemistry have put into bis hands sr\eral new ami iinj>ortant remedies which have escaped the observation of the less scrutinising physician Dr. Glover's primary education enables Kim to keep pace with the improvem* nts of the day, b* ing a graduate in the medical profession. The unsuspecting stranger should beware of th*? host of self named Doctors and pretenders, some of whom aspire to be authors of little books upon subjects of which they arc totally ignorant. Office, No. 2 Ann st?private entrance, 4th door from the .Museum?office hours until 0 o'clock P.M. 1112c lm*c NO. 4 PECK SLIP. DRv. CAKPKNTF R. at^ his old moss-covered Dispensary. I to the afflicted .md iniiurtunatc, ami !o extend to them such relit fas an ear I coile^iatc and regular inedicnl education and nearly '.'d y? ars' constant practice and daily familiarity with every grade and variety of disease so essentially enables him. Dr. I nrpentrr isa licentiate of the Nov.-York State Medical Hociet>\ (claims no equivocal foreign honors)?has separate private offices and entrances for the privacy of patients, who est never come in contact?keeps no assistants or sho;--noys, and devotes himself nersnnally to the welfare of his patrons. Beware of ril nostrums and specific nostrum venders.? Patients are daily failing victims to their baleful effects. The Thy Midden transitions of the sons of Crispin to those of KsctiI ipius are a caution to lh* regular practitioner, but more impoatant to the suffering; and deluded victim. _ r trn*r DR. CARPENTER, J. BR ADEN WOULD inn.t re.prctftilly b? c lr*?e to inform !ii? fn. ti.lt and the public generally that tie has completely renovate* and re-opened his summer Saloons for the reception of t host who may 1m* pl'*a?rd to Honor him w ith their patronage. Il? flatters himself it will be sufficient to say to those who han been acquainted with the established reputation of his I;u I; 11 nriunei the min 11 tnn off feet bran, lies, and isjireiwivcQ to uti'pb fitnili* s and iit rmainutly cured, film.'., I ami specks, removed will toot .urj.tca! 0|w.i^tiou. 8TRAB ISM US, Comme??.ly c-vlleu Stiuiiitiug, and CATARACTv, Mfely w moved?in a few minutes?with scarcely any inconvenience or pain to tho nl" Tos?re trouble correspondents art ml >rmcd that letters, iddressi d to Or Wheeler, u. w ill not be loiten from the IV.t Office, unlc m pest paid 'O" The ra.t number of cases which nave been cur" 1 by Dr. Wheeler, have ali rtUMitt t? timo j ni'ls to Dr. Wheeler, the C culist, for restoring me to perfect I sight, (from lotni blindness.) after having before been uiisuc cstsfuIU treated and operated upon bi npwardi of twenty of I the most eiiiiii' iit and celebrated meJu *1 men of this city ami different purl* of the United State*. In witness whereof, 1 in ike deposition, under oath, to its truth, ami hereunto subscribe mv uanir JAMES O. KAUREL, 78 3d Avenue. I Sworn before ine, the 30th dav of March, 1313. Ui:o. 1ukla.no, Coin. Deed*. 7 Nassau street. City and County of New York ss. David Powell, 1.03 Jackytn street, Brooklyn, being duly sworn, says, that he was afflicted eight years with the Egyp tisn opfhaltnin, and ulcers in the ryes, and though under one rt tne first oculists at the Ey* Infirmary four and a half years, ne experienced u? relief, hilt became blind, in which state he \va.? placed under the treatments-^ Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 33 Green ivich slieet, who has entirely restored his sight. DAVID POWELL. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 31st day of March, 1*12. John Bulklky, Com. Deed*, 21 Wall .street. City and County of New York: 3?. Mary Ann I'i ley, daughter of Mrs. Wim*le*,No.91 Catharine stri ct, being duly sworn, say*, that she a short time suffered dreadfully from a disease known, technically, (as deponent is informed) to be Amaurosis, which remit ed her quite blind.. Although she hud the best as4h*.anre that could he afforded her ai the Eye Infirmary, (as \t .11 as from an emiinnt oculist in this city, who eventually told her the sight could never be restored) she never received anv essential benefit until she was placed under the: care of Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 33 Greenwich srreet, whose kind and skilful treatment, has riitirelv restored Kr. MARY ANN PIIILEY. Sworn before me, this 15th day of April. 1812. Isaac P. maktin.Com. Deeds. 11 Will sheet. City and County of New York: s*. Mr. S. Cady, 85 High street, Providence, R. I., being duly "worn, says, that lie was totally blind in his left eye, for nine year*; the cause of the blindness was otaract; that he applied to Dr. Wheeler, Oeulijt, of 33 Greenwich street, who, [by an operation attended by very little pain and inconvenience, and without d inger.] has perfectly restored his sight. Under such c?rcumstances, ne leyfs it his duty, to state his gratitude, to the Doctor, for the iuestimable beneht which hi* skill Ins conferred upon him. S. CADY. Sworn before me, this 25tl? day o fApril, 1842, Gilo nay. Ireland, Jr., Com. Deeds. 7 Nassau street City and County of New York, r,%: On the 9th of last month, 1 placed rny little daughter, three year* old, who had sore eyes, and was completely blind of the left, under the care of Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 33 Greenwich st. To the astonishment of all who knew her, her sight is perfectly restored, and he r eyes are well. In the hope of leading others to the same bin tug that 1 have enjoyed, I voluntarily make this statement under oath. CHRISTOPHER BURNS. Grand stre. t, corner of Thompson street. Sworn to before me, this 28th day of April, 1312! W. K. Bkkiif., Coin. D eetlfi, rnlf) lm*r Hi Nassaustreet MISCELLANEOUS. A VOICE FROM LOWER CANADA. Ayf ONTHKAL, January 1j, 1812.?dents:?Yon will be sur, priced when I inform you that a Inge body of Cochins wauga Indians came into iny store and traded inoeraains, skins of foxes and otters, for your candy, which would have amounted in cash *o fifty dollars; and I am happy to say that the Canadians now regarii it as a general restorative; also, that mv stock is m arly exhausted. We have n large force of the British armv here, .also, who have acknowledged its pre-eminent merits. In fact, I cannot supply the deniauo, and you must continue to re plenish my stock. I shall convert the furs into cash, .and send you an immediate remittance. Yours, truly, DAVID ASPINWALL. To Messrs. J. Pease St Son, 45 Division si. Brooklyn, Dec. 27. 1811.?Gentlemen:?I deem it but justice to you, however unprofessional the act may lie considered, to ap|ii*eyou that I have li d, for two months past, a i?erson under my charge laboring most alarmingly under the influence of consmni tion, evidently the effects of early intemper ance. I resorted, w ithout the least hopes of success, to every r Division sp-eet. N. B.?Pedleri auti confectioners are not appointed awnt i 'j la PHAND SPRING M E DiC INE.?WII IT W E L LPS TE VI vj pkuance bitters, without WINE OH ALCOHOT..?Reader, have you no appetite Do you not relish your food 7 Then use these hit ten* they will also greatly m?ist digestion, and of course rt four years?and has now the largest assortinvut of oars. sweeps, and sculls ever collected in mie place. N. l>?Thr Branch Oar Store on the North River side, is shut up, and removed to 402 Water street; and as I save all the ripen-c* of one store, I will x II enough cheaper to those who come from the North River side to pay the in for fluir trouble. Race hosts, club boats, oars and sculls sold 50 per cent less than last year. m3 3m*c OTA I NED GLASS AND WINDOW SHADE*.?HAN k NINGTON Jx CO, 2*.iJ Broadway, n?mr H* ade st, Glass Stumers ind decorative Painters, r ipccffitlly solicit families ar. ch '.titrs, fitting up their dwelling*, to inspect their stork, which t??r le and execution of work is ?u to In* surpass d, and at Pi ices to %u 11 flu* times. Washable wind >w hades from one d 'llar to tin richest styles, equally cheap in proportion. Architect* aiid others fumislied a\ li desi?m lor stained glass for church windows, dwellings, itr. on the rhor'cat notice, aud orders ciecuted with economy ni despatch. WANTED?An artist, u d to dfccra'irc painting; also an my20 linr 1 (1(1(1 I'M Kf I "i t" mi it customers? l^V/U,Uv/l' Assorted Pickles, Catsup, Sauces. Pre I serves, and English Mu?tard, ol a superior quality and low j price Cider and White Vim gar, by th? gallon or barrel Sour K rout by the barrel or keg; I referred Meats. Soups.. Oysters, Fowls, Milk, fcc., warranted to keep any length of tiine, and in any climate, excellent for ship stores, as they afford j a great luxury at a reasonable price Ground Coffee, warranted pure Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato oaunp, oy me sauou or doren. N. B.-Lantrme Pickle*for k MILLER, WhoUaalr and Retail Warehouse* ft I irkrl*, J m211m* HM Wale- ??d $lt It nf street 'piiV. iii.Tf rATTN'r ienor workmanship and f|ii dity of material*, ia to well estab ishrd thai it i* not m ceta'-rv ro drarrihe llrr aatnr now. iet tm*c MA RI'IN'St'jiati Tailoring RMablUhmfnt, lie moved to 154 Will uim street, corner of Jinn street. 'TMIK subscriber, in announcing the al>o?6 to his friend# and 1 the public in sreiirral, takes leare to return thank# for the liber .I pitrniiAgr hostowrd on him at hit former place of bnsii and assures them that overy article ordered of him shall, w heretofore, be c.'t, made, and trimmed in the neatest and stylish mantle The material^ the newest and best in i' rrijiU'Mrd toral inH'iamine. >l trimmed in the atyle that hi* circn atirh r:1 lMia'iction during the laal four yeara. Ercry garment irrant?d t" (it, and made by the be?t workmen at tlie followin* i tire*, it.:? Pre** C.i.it* $7 00 to S# V) b rock Coin no to 50 Pint* and Veita I 75 to 2 00 Over Coat* 9 '*1 to 11 00 O"" No garment* ready made?all inaile to order, and a init i.rmhed, if neceaaary, in 24 boor*, mli Imc MKHAEL E MARTIN. MEDICINES. VALIEE'S FRENCH PILLS. r\NK bo* of iIk.sc inestimable Pills are WMlli all the Quack Medicines m the world, for the cure of a k% rtain disease. Cosimknt.?If we examine nature of tnc above disease and the situation of the parts anected, we ihwst cousidei it a very, important ohj'Ct to be able to obtain a remedy at ouce cer* tain in iu action, and at the same time comi?o?ed of such ingre du uU as will prevent ibe possibility of discovery while using it It is a fact well known to many, that most ol the remedies offered for these diseases are composed of a en nauseous drugs, n- to render it lknnst imoos ible to continue their creating a sicklies* at tike stomach or other ?nple.isaut conse* iiuencca. Such brine the case, there lean he ??o doubt but such a remedy as VAhlKR'8 KRhNCH PILLS ?vill meet the universal approbation, bc-iug entirely free from (hose objection*, pleasant in their operation and prompt in renting the disease, 1'he proprietor would here remark, that fti* efficacy of these Pills in tin dir.oider* alluded to, arc not based up>n supposition; on tin- contrary, it is founded upon rational experience, having ii nli tent of tlicir superiority over the reme dies hitherto S. !d at NTo. f-2 Nissan street, 4'i9 Broadway, and 90 North Sixth street, Phi tub lphia. Price SI per box. m 18 lm*c DR. SHERMAN'S MEDICATED LOZENGES. 'T'HESE celebrated articles have now been used for ue.jly A four year,, and lire greatest proof of tlieir efficacy in removing lire various diseases for which they are recommended i?, that the demand for them liu been ra|iiilly increasing, end neraona who have once u?ed th. in notouly continue their tue, out recommend them to their frienJ,. COUGH LOZENGES. Are the beat medicine, in the world for couch,, cold,, con *mn|itioii, asthma, v. hoopinc couch, &e? ever discoveied. THE OHM LOZENGES Are the only article, which never fail in removing worms ol every description, both trom rhildreii and adult,. THE CAMPHOU LOZENGES Are a sovereign remedy for sen sirknes, and nervous headache, ja mtation, low was at snicits and all nervous diseases. The Hon. Aaron Clark, lion. Eilw. J.Porter, Rev. Mr. Handcock, llev. Mr. Dunhsi, of the Mi Dotigal sLreet Church, hat e used them. Office 106 Nissan strert? Agents, Hnshtou Aspinwall's three stores; S Hid,', 273 Broadway ,77 East Broadway; t.'oddiiiicloli, 2V Hudson. c T1IE MAGIC MIXTURE IS considered the safest, moat .|ieedy as well as the most pleasant remedy forthe thorough esiiucuishmeiit of conorrhira and analogous attectioiis of the urinary organs. It is not like the niuii in nu11-1'in ii iiiruiiiiii ii, .1 i-iiiiiii ricai oni', nut is llic actual result of twelve j eari practice. It has ueter failed to cure in a silicic instance. Snlil at (J. 11. Riinr's, 53 Fulton strret, corner of Cliff; Dewar, corner Church and Chamber; and at drnoitores tit Bio.nlway cornel Lisi enard stn-ei; 63 Bowery cor Walker; 77 Kast Bioadway cor Market, and I8l.la Kultou street, Brooklyn. I'rice (1. jc2 1 in ?r MIDWIFEUY.?Mrs. RUSSKI.L, licensed by the Faculty of Physicians and Suriceons, (II.iskow, Hcotland, in practice midwifery, and to treat the diseases of womrn and ehildren, lieu* lease to intimate, for the convenience of her numerous i atrons, tint she inay be consulted at her own house, 96 Wooster street, from 9 to III A. M., and from 7 till 9 P.M. Ladi-s attended at their own houses, ?u> ljiMir, iii(lit ordav. .Mrs. 11. has the best of references from man'* of the most re eetahle Piij si.-ians of (ilas-ow and New York. m27 lni*c F.VF.R KNOWN TO FAIL!?FEVER AND AGUE 1 CURED!?-Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and 1 lit initteut Fever*, audall the various forma of BiliousD^eases, speedily and thorotisrhlv cured by Dr. Charles Osgood's celc brawl INDIA CI! OL AGOG LIE. This article has for several years been in high repute in those districts of country where the above named forms ol disease are most prevalent. Numerous certificates ol iu efficacy can be shown at the warehouse of the wholesale agents in this city, 1 No. 83 John street, by P. BOWNE CO. f b or sale also bv J. J. Coddington, come* Spring and Hud- i son streets A. McLeod. 309 Hudson street Sainl. Rot ton, H)8 East Broadway; W. M. Thaumn, corner Canal and Varick ata; J. W. Bassctt. 611 Broadway y L. A. Rosenmiller, 311 Bleecker J st, comer of Christopher, N.i.; and Wrn. Bailey, 49 Fulton sf., i Brooklyn; John Brice, Booklyn and 8. B. Bowne Son, Westchester. &c. kc. in 16 2aw3m*c i ON THE CURE OF STRICTURE.?It is a most unfor tunate thing in this complaint that a person inay have a stricture and not be in the least aware of it. This is the reason j that so many continue on from month to monthx trying every silly remedy they hear of until they quite despair of ever getting well. Now% it is well known to ?'very real physician, that all the medicine in the world, alone, ran never cure a stricture, In proof of this, the writer solemnly declares he is frequently consulted by jmtsoii* who have been taking such things as colored drops and other boasted nostrums, for six and eren twelve months, without the least advantage, but whom he has perfectly cured in as many days, and by the most easy,safe, and f certain means. Is it nott then, most desirable that society, or those at least who are interested, should be acquainted with t these facts, and also have accers to knowledge of such a kind as I to enable them to iudge, and judge correctly t*o, of their own condition and complaint. And. not only will such knowledge save them great anxiety, but also serve them as la guard against the numerous little offices and boasting people of this city. To enable every individual, therefore, to judge for himself of the probability or possibility of stricture in his own case, is the main object of these remarks. But the symptoms of stricture, it would appear, are too nume j rous to m otion in this place it is fortunate, however, there are three of social import, and which, when present, will aloue at ford sufficient ground, at least, for strong suspicion and those who wish tor further information are referred to Th* t Private Treatise" of tho writer, a little vclurne which embraces cvcry disorder of ti?i* kind, and in which the inost cer- M tain and private means of curing tliein are stated in the plainest possible manner. This Is obtained only of the author, Dr. jj R-ilpli, 88 Greenwich street. Price The particular symptoms of Scricture, then, to be mentioned 4 n.-rr, are we following lliree, and tntac can be shortly stated. The first relates In I THE MANNER OF URINATING.?It i> not necessary that the stream should be sensibly im|>etled or broken, or much narrowed. These, indeed, occur in had cases, but in a slight or begiuiiitig one, llicy are frequently not present?all that is ob- f seised being a drop or two vi tiich steals away after the clothea are adjusted, so as to v.et a little. The next relates to? THE TIME THE OONORUIKKA HAS REMAINED UNCURED.?It is well known that the Stricture is llie/csult of a lingering, badly treated (Jonosticea. The average time of curing this disorder; at least in |Jie wtitera' practice, is ten days. I; is true, if seen early, he generally succeeds in three, days t and, on the other band, in certain unfaiii that hi- spirits an- not so good as formerly and that he is tes i capable of bluiness than he used to he. These being Sie symptoms w hich es|tc:s'? Bittkfj.?In .kl\n bv Bsilrv, 11'i Fulton-slrert mIO Imr MADAME KESTELL, J FEMALE sici iii? ?.t' i \m* cv tiins the si natnre of M. de Bondeloimr, awl the Kinchsh ?l recti on a have the si.Datura of Dr. F. MELVKAU, authorial '.it for tho cwmtinrnt or Amour*. 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