The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
June 23, 1842

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THJ Vol. VIII.?No. 171.?Wholi No. 3044. REGULAR PACKETS^ NEW LINK OF UVFRPOOL PACKET* T1 ailfrota New York on the Uith mid Liverpool on the lJlh of each month. Ncw'TfcaT 8h4p SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyirer, 25th MarShip OAHrUCK, Captain Wm. Bknloy, tJth June. Ship ROSCIUS, Captain Jwliu Colliiu, iilh July. Snip SIDDONS. CaiMain E. B. Cobb, zhtb AmtuA KaoM I.MVKe iOL. Ship SIDDONS, Captain E. B. Col.b, 1Kb June. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Deiw/atrr, 13th Jul/. Ship OAUR1CK, Captain Win. Ski.i.Iy, ISth AuaTul. Ship ROSCIUS, C vptain John Colluw, 13th September. 1 llesr snip. Art ail oi uie nn?i in the city of New York, with men imi>roveiiieuti as com blur mat speed with unusual comfort for jiioriyiin. Every cure >1*1 Iweu taken in the arrangement of their accommodations. The price of passage hence i* $100, for which tntodc stores will be |>rovideil. Theie *hi|>* are commanded by experienced muter*, who will make every exertion to give general satislaction Neither the captain* or owner* of the ?hi|i* will be resp.naihie for any letter*, pared* or tmcltage* ?cut by them, uuleia regular b '.la of lading are signed tlierefor. "Hie! ,ii|?? of this line will lierealh-r go armed, and their peculiar couitruction give* uiem security not poeseued by any other but vessel* of war, or freight oi passage, apply m E. K. COLLI~NSs k CO., .Vi South *t., New York, or to WM. k JAS. BllOWN k CO., Liverpool. Letter* by the packet* will be c! trged It!1* cents per single aheet; 10 ccul* per ounce, and newspaper* 1 cent each. in7 NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SECOND LINE.) dily l|f& The ihi|? of till* hai^Jn hereafterleuve New^oil^u the 1st ami Havre on the 16th of each month, as follows From Nrw York. From Havre. The new ship ONEIDA, k 1st March k Pith April Captain 1st July loth August James Kiiuck, f 1st Novembert 16th Deceinbur Ship BALTIMORE, I 1st April k Pith May Captain 1st August a 16th September Edward Kunck, f 1st Deccem'rt lbtli January ShipUTICA, k 1st May k 16th June Captain 1st SeiUemb'ren*t? actually incurred on them. For freight or passage, apply to BOYD St fflNCKEN, Agents, at Tontine Buildings. FOR NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. tfe Jfy M m. M For tlie better aecoinuiodation of slupi>er% it is intemled to despatch a ship from this port on the 1st, 5th, nuh, 15th. 20'h, and 25th ol each mouth, commencing the 10th October ana continuing until May, when regular days will be appointed for the remainder of the year, whereby great delays and disappointments will to prevented during the \ntnmer months. The following ships will commence this arrangement Ship YAZOO, Captain Cornell. Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson. Shiji MISSISSIPPI. Captain Milliard. Ship LOUIS VILLE.Captain Hunt. Ship SHAKSPEAKE, Captain Miner. Ship GASTON, Captain Latham. 8htp HUNTSViLI.fc, Captain Mnmford. Ship OCMULOEE, Captain L?aviu. Ship NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson. Ship MEMPHIS. Cnidaiii Knight. Ship LOUISA, Captain Mutlbrd. These ship* were all built in the city of New York, eipreaa>for packets, are of light draft of water, hate seceutlv been a wlyctgiperedand put in splendid ortier,%yith accommodations lor passengers miegiatlled for comfort. They are commanded by experienced masters, who will make every exertisu to give general satisfaction. They will at all times be towed up and down the Misaissippi by steamboats. Neither the owners or ca|>taiti* of these shi|w will be responsible (orjewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated ware, or for any letters, parcel or package, sent by or put on heart! ol them, unless regular bills ofladiug are taken for the same, and the value thereon expressed. For IVeight or passage, apply E. K. COLLINS St CO., 5C South st., or HULLIN WOODRUFF, Agent in New Orleans, who will promptly forward all gnoila to their address. The shijis of this line are warranted to sail punctually as advertised, and great care will he taken to hare the goods correctly measured. mi STEAM NATIoi^nfW^^WEEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK, Wi?SOU TIM M lJ TOS. BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN. M. M. Krisr, CoMsiA!st>K.itraat, Ncwbur*h, Puughki-ep.ir, Kingston I'- nit, CVskill and lludcoii?Passage 30 ccuta, bat Couulnndr and Liberty strecu. y *-.,Thr team boat ROCHESTER, Capt. A. P. St. John, l?avia Monday, VI edneaday, and Friday afternoon*, at aeaen o'clock. P. M. The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA^c.apt. L. W. Brainard. leaves the aboae pier carry Tacaday, Thuraday and Saturday afternoon, at seven o'rloek. The above bnata arc new and substantial are fWniihed with elegant atate muni, and in every reapcctarcu nsurpaaaed among the Hudson Kivrr steamers. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. 8CHULTZ. At the office oh the whart, or on lioaril. Passengers taking this lite of boau, will at all tunra arrive at Albany in time for thes first train of ears for the east anil wast. _ ietlr ifS- rfSy PAS!Li^JE^RO^H^N(TPAND,, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES. ntnuOMIl il#>kirrtn? nf tn.tbini piikurpmrutJ fftf fripnili to F emigrate from the Old Country to the l.'nited Sub. mil who mav wlili to tecnrr for thorn detpateh and enmfortable ?ceontiwod*tioii?. will foul it their intereat to "Only to the lib rnUn, who ere at all timet prepared to make tnch irruii^femrrtta aa will gnirigtee atiafaction. The eetaela e.?mi>oa rt; thia line are all of t'-rliral clut, one of which learet Lio r|i.h, weekly, rootei|u> litly all delay at the |>ort of embarkation n roidcil. At h.u alw iy? been cuttnmarv with thia line, when thoae t -itleil for deelinr coming out, the pattage money it refunded, without any deduction. I'aataitr |>er iteamer from the ran out porta of Ireland and Scotland, can likewiae be recured For further particular*apply to HAMUKL THOMPSON. Old Ktlablwhed I'aatave Other, 173 I'uarl at., Or to C. GRIM SHAW it CO. 10 Oorea Piatxat, l.i?er ceotagc?execute orders for the purchase or sale el Merchandise, I .educe and Manufactured Articles of every description, personally, in the iovik on their route, through Messrs. IIAKXD&N 4c C.O'S EXPRESS to New York and Boston.and ;*ie**n. iia? lm uu. o r^aruraa to and from Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit and Clue igo and int.Tin. iHtft pUMi >?t-Hrttins it iw the most din 11 -i" ay and perfect communication to and from the eastern and western cities, for the negotiation and transaction of all mercantile and professional business, remittances, exchanges, lie. References?Krastus Coming, Thomas W. Olcott, Watts Sherman, A. D. Patchin, Noah Lve, James Taylor, Theodore Olcott, All?an\. Agenptes?Bennett, Backus k Hawley Utica T. A. Smith, Syracuse A. G. Smith, Auburn; J. harjro, Geneva J. G. Shepherd. Canandaigua; David Hoyt, Rochester; John McKeimter, Lockport; J. A. Clark, Batavia Thomas Blossom, Buffalo. POMEROY It CO*, No. 5 Exchange Building*. Atbauy. all 3 Wall street, New York. ~T'AKE AND FltElGHT KEUUCEU. BOSTON, vil STO.VINGTON AND NEWPORT, cotnpoiril i>l' ill. following sup.rior Mrinwri, nnming in coimec> tiou with tli. SloninKton ami PrnviJ.iict-, and Bo.tou nod Protiilelic. Railroads? MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Coinitock. RHODE ISLAND. CanUiu Tliayrr. NAURAGANSEtfT, C.ii*ain WooUey. MOHEGAN. Captain Vanderhitt. One of which will leave New York daily, (Sundays excepted) from Pier No. 1, North River, Battery Place, at live o'clock, P. M. AnRANnr.MK.NT. The NARIt AOANSET. on Monday, fi>r Stonington, and Thursday, for Stonington, Newport and I'rovid^pe. The MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesday/^ Stonington, Newport and Providence, and rriday for Stm^Mtton. The RHODE ISLAND, on Wednesday, lor .Ntouington, and Saturday, for Stonington, Ne wyruf, and rrovideuct. Pass*-near* oil the arriv.il of tTie steiiiners at Stonimrton. may rake the Railroad Cam and proceed immediately to Provi deuce and Boston. Freight uken at tlie following murli reduced rates To Boston, on goods Weighing forty |>outids or upwards to the cubic loot, at Sj JO per ton, and on measurement goods 7 cents i?er foot. To Providence, on measnrcmeiit goods 5 cents per cubic foot, and specific articles as per larif to be obtained at office 22 Broadway. mil 8 m r OPPOSITION LINE KOK ALLANV. KAllE REDUCED Pnsaase 5(1 rents?Bert hit 50 cents. FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES. jfjl The commodioiu Steamboat WASHING>R, .r^'TON, Captain J. M. Brown, I wiving made **t WP-- change her days of leaving New York, w ill hereafter leave the foot of Robinson street, New York, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, aad Albany, every Tuesday, Thursday, and 8a turds-/ aflernoon, at J o'clock, landing on tier passage each way at the loot of Hsnumiud street, Newburgh, Pouglikeepsie, Kingston Point, Cattsbill and Hudson. For freight orjiossaire, apply to the Captain on board, t>r to D. RANDOLPH MARTi.N. No. 183 We.it street. m?c M /*A THE RAINBOW MORNING LINE for Cr,?_ml*ALBANY. The low inraaure Steamboat 12**bKL38?.RAINBOW, will lruve the foot of Hohinsou itreef, every Tuesday, Thursday mid Saturday, at 7 o'clock. _ l_m*r TAILORING. OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO purchasers ?f Marshall's Troy Shirts, Bosoms and Collars. In consequence of the many mistakes having been made of late by strangers and others, in finding our only Troy Shirt De|>or, w? are thereto c obliged to mad; imbiir the rinse for the benefit of all in pursuit of our highly reputed Troy Shirts, Bosoms and Collars. It is this. A store lias lately had painted on their window, and about their premises, a sign purporting to be "Troy Shirt Depot." Now we iuloiin all, lliey do not keep our Troy Shirts, Bosoms and Collars, and as a guard against mistakes that may occur in future, on account of this new sign at the corner store, therefore, we slull circulate extensively the follow ing card, and for the benefit of dealers in on r goods This is to inform dealers and others tliit Marshall's only Troy Shirt Dejiot in the city is buut sixteen doors from the corner of Pearl and Chatham streets, on the right hull side in paaailu' to the City Hall?No. 00 Chatham street. This is our only Troy Shirt De|iot for the receiving of our highly repur d Troy Shirts, Bosoms ami Collars in the city. We shall cause this to be extensively circulated, in consequence of many mistakes lias ing Iweu tnadc of late. Bs particular to sec the name. MARSHALL'S, on the window gins; also the following? MARSHALL'S ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT.!? Chatham street. No patronage a>ked of those who beat down. New York, .luile 3, 1H42. jei lin'e REMOVAL. PHILLIPS' CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH ME NT, Is rctnovid froin IS Broadway to No. 7 Astor House. ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garments of a moat IIInfant and Kft*hiotnLlc kind n a savin* of 60 jxr cent for cash. THE adrertiwr dreflli it uDMceuary tu resort t fiie hack1 neyrd system of *miur a li.it of iiotnina! j>n.vs, preajmin* that, the length of time he hi* been establiiM, ti?eihcr wim rient voucher for lys capabilities. !\mcs-inif tin- advan*a~e of being cnunccifd with aneatensivr cloth(.HUbfuhm> iit in Eur?|?c he confidently asset* that he can furuuli clothes which, on comparison, will ne found lower thou any other hou.e Hukiiu up the bent descriptions ofcentlemen'i dress. inylHiu S. PHILLIPS, 7 Astor Tlouw, Broadway MARTIN'S ('anil Tailoring F.Mtnlill.Iiimii t, Is ItrmnvrH to 151 H'illiam sh eet, comer of Inn street 'PHE subscriber, in announcing th? above to hi* friend* and A the public ill central, Mkrs l?ive to return thanks for the liberal pntroDsge bsstoweil on him at his farmer place of business, and assures them that arerv article ordered ol him shall, as heretofore, be Ci-t, made, and trimmed in the neatest ant! most stylish inanne. The materials, the newest nnd best in the market, anil at r |. S. B.?All garments made at this establishment are done whth neatness and despatch and warranted to fit. Please call judge for tnnraelrea. m21 tmeod l.'1'.EN' ll DYKING M.FIM IES?oi' A for many years, ami full confidence can lie placed in them wtniiris of finiah and punctuality in returning goeds.? 1 Mcrclia ?fd the public generally will find it to their adaate W? "i? m tini ileal. I l"' 1 erior ijii-.lity and low Ptice: Cider and White Vinegar, by the gallon or barrel; Sour kront by the barrel or keg; Preserved Meats. 9. lips. Oyatera, Fowls, Milk, kc., w irrinted to keep any length of tim.-, and in any climate, ea-'rllent for ship stores, as they afiord a great luxury at a reasonable priv*- Ground Coffee, warranted pure Walnut, Muaiiroora and Tomato Catsup, by the gallon or doaen. i N. B.?Large sisa Pickles for gtofers, by W^LLS fc MILLER, "BeUuJt Wart Itou.v t for Ptrkr|?, I mTI ft* Waf?-' fit! 11 Kront t S^ vvWINDOW N H AI) E *11 V NINO TON k CO, 2WJ Broadway, near lie nle at, Olaaa J All'l tlrror.llVy Passat f..n t. I a r ?Iiw.ni, resprrtiiuiy ?fin:u# lanuiir* m. dolhir?, fitting up their dwellings, to impect their fttneft, which for i:yh* wutiou of work i? not to be tnrpM* d, and .it prices to f*il the time*. W.*?habte window nliad**t fr?>m one (toiler lo thr rtchr?l ?tyle?. equally cheep ill proportion. Architect* Mid othen oliiu*hed with deign* for it nurd gl.t*? for church window!, dwelTlnr*, he. on the shortest notice, end order* eiecuted Willi economy ?n?l deapmeh. WANTED?Au ?:t?t, owd lu decorative punting; eleo en ?p|?reiiticr. _ toy to Imr i BVNKItl I'ifV-SAill EI. OWEN. Couiuellor eil.ew hue re looted U> 87 .N'eeetn *trerl, the corner of John, where he iney be Cnuaullcd on ell mitten in Bankruptcy, m I mend "re SPSfi? ^^5ftffe5WK uwer W YO W YORK, THURSDAY M WATERING PLACEST&C. SHARON SPRINGS. THE PA VILLION.?Thia new commodious Hotel will W A opeu for tli* rcce ution of visitors oil and after ihu lisst of Juuc next. at the Village of Sharon Splines, Schoharie County, N. w Yors The clear pur* water of the spriiura,. crreafl'/ reaembliof those of the white sulphur spiinci of V irginia, have been proved to be highly eilir u-ious in Rheumatic, (.'ut*in?*oin, Dili* uuis ami Dy>i?epi?i' complaint-; ami i th? cure of Ki iw, Sail rheum, Scrofula^ lover C mplaiiit, ami general debility, ami ill Many uther towns (as certifier! by some of the moat e mine lit metlitm prolessora in the United State*) inedi final iu| Iwaliii;; proj Hies unsuiiWLiicti, iml believed to l)e Uiic quail* d by any in (his country. Added to these, the ridex in the vicinity, numerous villages, extensive views, neighboring caves ami romantic scenery are anionic the* many attractions offered to these seeking iu the heat of summer.either health or pleasure. These springs .?rr but a lew hours ride frm.i Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Ate., anil are accessable from Canajoharie on tlit Albany ami uuca railmad, when carriages daily await the arrival of the mcmim; cars from Schenectady mid Ulica. to carry visitors to the Springs, a distance of about eight index, arriving in time for dinner; also by the Albany and Cherry Valley turnpike by daily stages, being about forty-five miles west of the citv of Albany. Warm, cohl and shower Baths furnished at all times, either of th r which it has heretofore ?.?H*ible attention that cau promote the convenience and enjoyment of its patmns will l>e promptly bestowed. The ro.nl leading to this establishment and especially that part of it on the mouuiaiu, has been rendered perfectly smooth and safe. Messrs. A. t. B ach Ac Co.'* excellent line of .stages will run at heretofore regularly bet wen the landing and the Mountain House, on the arrival of the boats. C. L. BEACH, Proprietor. June 13th, 1RI2. je 14 3mr JfA r LAGRANGE HOTEL, Bull's Kerry, New Jewry. p??nj This most delightfully romantic: summer retreat is in full J^Mareadiix ss, well stocked with fruit and flower, and alxive all a line kitchen garden. The bar it well supplied with choice w ines and liquors, ale and porter. Also, segars of the first quality. John Pouson, tlie proprietor.sincerely returns bis grateful thanks to his friends, and the public in general, for th* ir lil>eral patronage for the last nine year*. The heiurifiil steamboat Boston, Captain T. V. Babcock, leaves foot of Canal street four times a day. The public can rest assured that they will not be disapiiointed as heretofore^ the owners of the boat are determined to regularly as advertised; for further particulars see the Sun. Gentlemen cau he accoinxiodated with the best of board and lodginz at five dollars per week, and have tlx ir dinner at what hour they please, except Suhday, always at I o'clock, P. M. Military* companies on target excursions w ill liud it to their advantage and pleasure to visit the above place and try the target ground and Pouson's good dinners. His prices are according to the times. J. Pouson is al ways at home, aud will be happy to teg his friends and visitou. u loi*r 'I Mi IS fiA>lIL. I UIN l nli establishment li mta A open lor flit* reception of c ompany. It hat been thoroughly renovated and furnished anew, upon n scale of liberality commensurate with the demands of the public. The department ol the cuisine haa been pi iced and* i tin charge of 1 c ipcMe and experieuccd artist, who will lark no supplies ihat the mirkets can afford. To those unacquainted w ith the location of the Hamilton House, it is only nrcesstry to say, that it is situated at the ocean entr.uier to the Narrows, from eight to ten miles from the cifv. on the high western bluff of Long Island, coin inanding a noble view of the lower bay and the Atlantic and landward, ihe highly cultivated and fertile shores of Stafc.ii and Lonx Island, and the harbor of New fork. Nothing cm ex ceed the beauty of the prospect in every direction. The salubrious air at all periods of the day, the east access by stage and steamboat, and the muisled lite and retirement of the spot, render this establishment second to none w ithin a hundred miles of New York. The apartments are commodious and airy, and their accommodations ill marked contrast with those of similar houses heretofore in the vicinity of the city. The rides in the neighborhood, the falling grounds, billiard rooms, ten-pill alleys, aud other accessories of lecreavton, leave little, it is be Lieved,to In wished foi bj ibv put Families desirous of securing rooms for Bie season would do well to make eaxly application to the proprietor. je7 Imr BATH HOUBFITLONO ISLAND.?This long add well know n boarding and sea. bathing establishment, having recently undergone numerous improvements, among which is the erection of'several ciegaut summer hosues upon the mat-gin of the ocean, is now open for the reception of company dining the v-ason Tin-great extent of private beach on this shore??Se Perfect security in bathiug, even for ladies aud children, (Mie bathing houses being within a stone's throw of the m*iisioi,)? the shady, cool slid delightful locust grove adjoining the house he pleasant rides in the surrounding country?the excellent fahing grounds ami other sources of healthful recreation and amusement?tin* beautiful view of the Ail n*.ic ocean and the lower bay, almost annstatitly enlivened by numerous vessels arriving or outward bound, render this situation iuev*ryrcspect unequalled by any in the vicinity. Its accommodations aie imph', ihe rooms airy and the temperature, even in the warmest days of summer, auything hut oppressive. The convenience or communication and distance, (be ma b?t nw?> mile* from Brooklyn.) the access by stages at hours Accommodated to business render it peculiarly well adapted as a residence for gentlemen of buac is iu New York. irl?2m*r WILLIAM BROWN, Proprietor. \f ARINE PAVILION, ftut K A WAY. 1.. l.-ttie ?ub 1. arrilwr would rc.pect fully auuonne.r to llir public tb,t the .bore r,l\blishlnclil v.ill b ued for tin- ini m ihu day, June 22, IB 12. There beiiw a few line room* not yet engaged for the ?ea*"n. which ?'ll be let to families oil very r.-.trainable ternu. All communication* left with McCoun is Clark, i'J Wall stn rl, will meet prompt attention. Vi'liSVlTRll.' GEORG3E W. DAWSOJk" IVhotetalr and He tall f^xrniture and General Fur ni*hin% Warfhouxe, No. t>7 Chatham street, corner of iJtianc strut. New York. 1XTHEKE he keeps for ule a large assortment of the follow** in terms. Mallressts, Bidding, kc. for fittiug out leiisb, constantly on hand. All orders to the shove establishment will be ftmctiullf attended to and thankfully received. N. B.?The highest prices will he given for Second Hand Fur.iilure, and Gentlemen's and Ladies'cast off Clothing, a22 6rn r TIANOFORTesT OOUTIIERN DEALEM^ ajdiuicnaaftairuBwrilly will find O u to their ad ran* age i t c .11 1! a* rtxim:** cUuce j*?ctcinetit of Im ibovea icl i fintdt of C ?.i Id It ctavi?, of roaewood and mahogany, w iti. ?*f2l.d e'.ton, scroll stands, and every modern iinprot. :r c:?t- i'lien.* ;11 at the lourest possible pne for cash, it tt.^ iftm ili :t r;, It Wectfully informs hi* customer* thst lie has removed bis establishment from 99 William and 26 Piatt, to 39 John street, where he continues to k?'?p a splendid ami extensive assortment of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods, French ar (English Dunstable*, hxlian Rutland*, fine Tuscan*, F i BhsKlwcm. I in a Al t Straws kc. h AI*o, *n entirely aew article, the White Siberian Hair Bonnet, for the summer?it surpasses all the style* a* yet intra dnced, being extremely light, beautiful, white and durable. inH 1 in* m TO THE LADIES. IfASHIONABLK MILLINERY OOODS.-Tlic ).rr>j,nr" trrm, Mi?* S KINO, aiueht.r of the celebrated Girl Knot, .IT.r? for i.lc most .elect w?l clioirr ...ortinrnt ul Mlllin> r> Oowli. for the ?prinf trade, ne.er a. yi I piTicnt.il to tin- |.tr lie, both r.ginli llrr quality anil rite i|?i.ii of the article! Tb. luiortm.nt conii.ta of the following The celfbrat.il MILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTK D'ORLEANS, ii worn hi La Duchnir p'Orlci.n, of France, *QEp SILK, ENTIRELY NEW ANT) OltltilNAL STYLE And Lawn lint* do do?An entire new itrle o Rati called t?iuui4.xr. i>AI*U i i r.rv C( >TTA(iK. Parisian and Rnglwh fancy 8TRAW9, of the Illicit teiUin*. in gn at Tariety. The Proprietress re*i>errfiillr solicits the ladira to favor her with a call, and egamine liei elegant ?nd raried acock of Af11liiifry fur Ihrmirlrri, before they purchase elsewhere, a* it will tie a groat saving to them ill price and a great advantage regard* the variety and finality of the good*. MI98 9. KINO, Alagarine de Mode*, i jeK lm*r 203!* Br >adwav. I ffOTADIES.- Mr*. TKAIJt.NF-IN rv?iivct:iifly inform* (lie Lidinof N'wYork tud viriuitv. tint ?h? cnntinnpx 1 hi work of French Pti>lin4,KlnHiig *i??l Clear *tarchinf, ai .No. IC2 fc#l4ridge street, (on the fimt f1cx?r,) New-York. N. B. Onlrri Krceiffd and rt ts. t l'.F.'l I K i 11e by the iwckage or lini.-n. 1 jell im*r 1 RK t TUNING, JUNE 23, 1845 HOOK'S AND STATIONKUV. EW Gl IT AH ^USIC-GKORUE H. DERWORT. pn>A ?*or of the guitar, No. 138 Canal itri ci o|i|io?it?r the St. John's chili' i, h i the honor to acquaint his friends and the l?iidie* tli t hi* ha. published a variety of new and popular uiu ic, irrati;ed ith easy accompaniment* lor guitar. Mr. D. will also mange an to aiii.r ti rt on foi ui\>?. BOO K BIN 1)1 G PAPER RUI.I'M 1 n IRELAND, No. 120 Nassau stru t, having an entire u? w 1 L .1 I'.imll'w Tn.,u ..I n..i;.. latest and mint approv? d pattern*. is now prepared to execute all order* in live most durable and iiaiuhoiiu- rntnner. Merchants Aeccount Books arul all other kind* of Blankwork rah d and bound to any patterns, ami in urtyle that is warranted togiv tistaeticfi. Any work ordered i.72, and "I inches wide. Dryer Felting of strong fabric, and of width* usually required. Bine 8malt3.? diving the agency of the Sutton Company's Blue Sin ill., they arc enabled to supply FFFE, and Fb KFE; in ativ quantoi, 4 U ir?-? for Foi\..hinier and Cylinder Machine*, m inn factored from the pure*! mtinl?also, Jacket*?Wet audi ress Felts. Puln Screens, Not. I. 2, 3. of brass metal. Order* i'-f any of tn?- above articles, together with Korei their recently unproved sn*>rt napped Hat. a uew style, the imitation of heaverr, which so closely reirmofes that ??f all fins the in??*t costly ami beautiful, that the difference is not easily perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere to the one price cash system, which enables us to furnish a very superior Hat for the price charged, lit oreaentin ibr country, and poa*es?inj small cental of about ten or fifteen hundred dollar* cm bear of a jb liable location in regard to the mercantile l>u*iijes?, by c .tiling it the store of William S.Ccrrwin, No.?.; Prosdw.iv. Tin situation referred to is ab >ut siitv miles distant from hi? cit\ and I1 lieved tojNWveea some adv.iiiti.TCs not readily U wli. t f with* lj_. Je I It9r MKiDfjra Am; SODA mWDKiTS. VrERY m. n ir ?rticl.? to ?ti?l an :ii rail, put nn iir. lv f'>r famil- n?r. For ..ili, tmli.alc .no rrtail, by kVM. WATtON. ChmiiU' and Ap'thecvriM* llall, W Calirr in, .Irott. ;v u.?? A inorunfui 01 in?* ?:ihmc?ii i^ininc ry. i JeHMIm? I vtOTK K. -TI.. nm- for kra V flftutnl that no attempt had ever been made to open theWVet. mid tliat he bad novel lieen remunerated for his land. The Court below and the Supreme oiirt decided against him, und the case has been I sought up on a writ of error. Mr. (feu. I'. Barker, Attorney (ieuerul, wh heard for the plaintiff in error. On motion of the Chancellor, it was ordered that this Court hold a term at Albany, to commence the last Saturday in August, at which ap]atal causes hare the prefi ruace. Court of I'oniinbii Plena. Before .linige lligrulinm. Ji nr 2J.?J.'hn li. Krlhig ii"c.iil. I). A'ni/i nnd -i. Bati/urU.?Five young printers associated themselves under the linn ot Kellogg V Co. to print a daily paper, and hired of Mr. Bassloirl u portion of the building in Ann street, adjoining Broadway Finding the concern unprofitable they dissolved, leaving the materials with John B. Kellogg, one of the plaintiffs in this suit. Mr. K. subsequent!) entered into copurtnerthip with Mr. Taylor, to publish the Commercial Transcript, a id removed the printing materials, which had been in possession of his recent firm, from No. I) to No. v!7 Ann street. The articles of copartnership with Mr. Tavlor w ere for three years, the profits to be divided, 4tc. 'jPhi1 old firm was indebted to Mr. Basslord for Ij years rent, and he issued a landlord's warrant, w hich wus given to Mr. Nash, who seized the materials which had been removed from the premises of Mr. B. They consisted of type, frarnos, imposing stone, fie. The articles were icpleviued, ami suit now brought. The plaintiffs claim that Sir. Bassfurd had lost his lien on the goods, having accepted the key at the time ol removal; uinl also that the levy was made after the 110 day s allow ed by law had expired, by w hich it was rendered invalid. This the defendants denied, and in addition averred that the plaintitls had no right to bring the action as they did not own the property, but that it belonged to Mr. Richards, proprietor of the printiug presses in Ann street. The jury found u verdict in favor of defendants, valuing the materials replcvined at $100 For plaintiffs, Mr. Allen and Mr. Van Antwerp,? Messrs. Bell ami Coe.auit Jas. T. Brady, fordelendtniU. Before Judge lnglis-. John Jl. Smith vs. J oh n K. t'olri/ (En gler 4" h'olnj) ami Monmouth II. Hart, sheriff.?Ainoug the profitable Western customers that the merchants of the "commercial emporium possessed, was Mr. 1'atrick Culleii, a somewhat extensive dealer in fancy and dry goods, at 07 Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala., together with It is lady, Mrs Anna CiiIImii, w ho kept u millinery establishment on the same premises. A tew months since, wneu Mr. ("ullen had obtained a first rate supply of good*, and got into our metchants to the extent of about $30,000, he found it very convenient to stop pay ment. Mr. John A. Smith i.i bro. tlier to Mrs. (ullen. He came from Ireland in |K32or ml landed, as Mrs.('.did, at Philadelphia, Mewuapprcn tired to a tailor, and Anna successfully sot her cop" for Mr. C., whom olio married, and went oft to enjoy bet famine at Mobile. Mr.Smith worked a short time 11s a journeyman at i'lilladelphia, hut subsequently found his wnj also to Mobile. When Mr. Culion" stopped payment,'' the creditors discovered that be hadj sold out" to the wealthy .Mr, John A. Smith, who became duly installed as owner" of the establishment, Mr. nnd Mrs. C.ronti. lining there merely ns assistants. Mr. C.then sent to Nets York, and compounded with ome of his creditors at iS cents on the dollar, and might have irone on successfully to pay all his debts,"and pocket a few thousand dollars in the bargain, hut for the cruelty of F.nglcr nnd Foley, to w hom he was considerably in arrears. A few weeks since, Mrs. Anna Cullen came on aa the agent of Mr. Smith,"to purchase goods on his account, partly for cash, w ith which to replenish tho two stores. She received a draft in a letter from her husband on the Fulton Itank for j.l,aoo, which she laid out. A knowledge of hetmovements came to the eats of defendant, when he issued au attachment against Cullen, and seized a prim* lot of goods w hich Mrs. C. w as at>ont shipping on board the Waverly. They were replevins 1, valued at tfAO'l !>J, and M rs.C, departed, having first given her testimony de bene e se. In that she declares that Mr. Smith is ow nerofthe store and ofthe goods taken. He is a man of property now. While in Philadelphia a journeyman tailor, nnd before, he came to Mobile, he had "his health and'his hands." He is her brother, and the youagest of the two. Is sure he is of age, and "13 or U4 years old: wishes it was true he was not of age, as it would moke her younger. The drnl\ she got from Mobile was signed and sent by her brother, the plaintiff, in u letter from her husband. Will not showthat letter?it relates to him, herself an her child; would not show it toher counsel or her luther. Mr. Smith is owner of the store, and Mr. Cullen keeps a desk in the hack part. Sec. In n Cn'U iirtfili.iii it lilt f Inn 1 ,1 In ti-lsAen lirttit-n lim husband ha* been a "customer," she Mated that Smith owned the store now, hut when Mr. Cullen gothis business settled up, he w ould take it back. She nl.'-o spoke to the fame effect elsewhere. The jury considered Messrs. Knch-r and Foley us having the best right tothe goods, and found for defendants in the sum of F.Wi the value of the Roods, with $11> ell damages, and ti rents cost?. For plaintiir, Mr. J. S. Bosworth and Mr.t Denrochefor defendant, Messrs. McCoun fct Clurkeund Mr. .1. Ilart. 'cncinl UrsslotiSi Befuiu Judges Lynch and N'onh, and Alderman Smith. William Shnler, Esq., Aeting District Attorney. Jim: 12.? At the opening of the Court the list of jurors hcing railed sixof the Uruud and seven of the petit were fined $23 each. Hills tif ladichnenl against lh ri.k The present Grand Jury have found two hills against H.Trick k Ropss, publishers of the Aurora, for a libel on Thomas J. Smith, Esq., of this city. These bills wero disinisMd In the previous grand inquest, hut the complaint having been renewed hills were found in both cases. This is the third iudictment obtained on the complaint of Mr. Smith. Pleaded Guilty.?John McGitire, the old row thief, pleaded guilty to the charge ol grand larceny in Mealing two cows from Thomas Kiloran, of 330 tilth street, and will be sentenced on Friday. Cane of Utarge H?met.?The trial of this man, Indicted for passing counterfeit money, is set down for Thursday (this) morning. Highway Robber Tried. A young man named Francis J Mies, h butcher, impleaded with William Smith and Daniel arnmerdy, was put upon his trial, charged with highway robbery. Mr. Jacob Amos, the complainant, of I It Second street, testified that uu Tuesday morning,I till iust. between the hours of 3 and t o'clock, while lie w as returning from a party that had been held at the house ol his employer, and passing through Orange street, lie was attacked by three men, dragged up an ullt y, mid n portion of hi* clothing stripped from him. He eoulJ not recognise the prisoner, but fully ideulifie briitli, vvlm was in prisoner's box adjoining him, in; one of the yartles concerned in the robbery. Jacob Leitah, who resides neai the alley, where the robber) took place,w i'nessed the robbery from his w indow, and iecogiif/.e I I n'h the pieoner and Smith us being concerned in it. The defence,"(inducted by F. W. Terhune. F.sq. presented evidence to piove an alibi by t o girls of the pave w ho resided at a house ol ill fame in Anthony street; one of them stated that p: boner slept with her the night the robbery is alleged to have noon commuted, anu anotner state i mat sue uw mm in bed in the morning nt nine o'clock. A voting man, named Julin Patterson, v. ho ha? charge of the house, hikI an old salt, named Charles Stanton, lioth stated that Jones slept in the home uhot e named all night Stanton swore that he had tint tooth-ache ell night and, therefore, hacould n't sl?ep;that he walked the room from eleven o'clock till seven the next morning; and therefore Jones could not have left the house without being hi nrd by him. Several other persons who slept in the house testified to the same point.'-'. The prosecution then called the w ife of Lcitch, who saw the lohbery from their window, and who recognized both the prisoner and Smith as being the persons who committed the robbery. Officer Stevens arrested prisoner, he having;heen pointed out to him in the stri-et by Mrs. Leitrh oti iho same morning the robbery was committed. Officer McMahon stated that he found the coat and vest that In I been taken from complainant in irossesiion of Daniel Cammerdy, one of the parties indicted. Acting District Attorney Sturm contended, in sum. ming up, that the avidenee produce I by prisoner to pro v. an alibi tvas surh as if admitted to lie correct would be dangerous to the liberty of everv citizen who w alks our strict* during night, That if believed by the Jury nothing would be more easy than a rogue to make a previous ar. rnngement with his mistress, leave the house during the night, commit u robbery, then return, anil when arrested bring the inmates of such premises to prove that he slept there on the night the crime was commuted, and thus escape the penalty of the law. Jit Ige Lynch charged thrjury in a pointed manner relative to the recaption of such testimony and the htry alter a short absence returned a verdict of guilty- The punishment for the offence is not less than ton years imprlsonmen' in the State prion. On the announcement ol the verdict the prisoner became much escited and shed t' troot, on the 9th of May laat. No poiitive proof being adduced thnt prisoner vtolc 'ho violin .owing to the nh?rt:oc of Petor Williams, to hoin In offered it for sale, the jttrv roturnoil n verdict of not guilt) The Court thon adjourned to this morning at olovi n o'clock. Sitr.kr ^tktkinn m N nttvkkt.?Thin great anmini jubilee i now in operation. Many strnngoni nrr now on a visit to the Inland to visit this festival. At leust ten thousand sheep will he clipped of their wool. i\r rtask of Kuiott.vi ion.? Arrived at Quebec this season IS,JWI emigrants. Last season 11,fi'O. In lavor of this yenr 1,351. Court Cole inter?'Mil* Ri rratoa Cotrar?Noa. 97, til, 7", 'JO, .14, to, IOH, .iO, 14, 140, 11t, 9|, ft-!, |45, W, lift, IS, 67. Ciii-st or Common pi.t%??pvai i ?No?. .1, ,.1* M, (II, (W, (17. (W, 7171. 7-T77 79 Part 1 |???t fon.A toif nilny.?No?. IDA, 100, .'0 90, 1M, 7?, 74, 7?, 9-J, 11*, 99, W, 93. L11. Pilff Two Cent*. City lnl?|llH on being accosted, hut on reaching Theatre alley in Ann street, he drew a loaded pistol ami threatened to tiro it at thr head of Mr. Burke if he was not instantly released. He followed this up drawing u knife, but Mr. B. wns not to be seared at trilles, and held on to his man with the grip of n vice. At this juncture R gentleman v ho w as j losing ?topped to in i|Uire the cuuse of the dilliculty, when the grasp of Mr. B. was purtiully teltuted, and Mr. Watehstutfer made a dash and rushed into Nassau street near Fulton, where hi' waa caught un.l placed in charge of othcer Hutli waite.w ho was passing at the time. Instead ol being taken to the police iltice, a'- he should have been, he w as landed in the ottice of his Attorney in Centre street, where thr pistol was secreted by the stufft and claimed by the Attorney. The stuHit and olficrr then ieft together, and after an absence ol tlirec hours the otfieer returned without the stuffier, and paid the country man $30, reserving $10 for himself, and very significantly Intimating that the Attorney ought to tie paid $1,50 tor the trouble that had been occasioned by the crowd gathering about his ottice. The object ?f Mr, Burke w as to obtain the money so fraudulently obtuined in the first place, ami then have the scoundrel arrested lor the assault w ith the pistol, while in the disc barge of his duty as a goodciti/en but the manner in which the ofhcer transacted the business entirely prevented his intentions. The stufier is still at large, and the whole mat* U-r is now before the Mayor for investigation. A Dr.srrssTr. Mas Cauf.d.? On the ICth of May last a man named Harry Button, w ith numerous aliases, shoved another man, named Philip bison, overt oard, at the loot of I.croy street, and then jumped on to him, intending to drown him. The drowning man was rescued by Samuel Springsteen, and the brute who threw him overboard e?enped. Since the', he has committed several other assaults upon individuals, and was finally caught on Toeslay evening by assistant Captain Garrison, of the third district watch, and safely dejiositcd in the third district w atch house. Beoxi nu Hand.?A Fivo Toint loafer named Francia Kei v lis HtTCsted yesterday by olficcr Prince John Davis, charge,! with annulling Barney Hanngun of S3 Cro?* st., with an iron bar, and breaking his hand near the wri?t. Ho was ordered to find hail in the snm of >600, and ill i!e fault ot which was locked up. Likf..?A piece of childhood thrown away. LoaiiTlUe. 1 oiros|Hindctice of the Herald. J Lotiisvuj.E, June 12th, 1842. Dunking and Hunting?Safety and Steaming Hi din,r and Hating?Fin and Finance?Singing and the Sutton. To the Editor op the Herai.ii:? Dear Sir.? Times are, if possible, worse since my lact, and the news from New Orleans has served, if anything, to depress us still more. I trust, however, that when our banks resume, it they do, they will bo able to sustain themselves, and not cause a further depression in the community by auch conduct an the New Orleans Hanks. The West Wind steamboat, which burst her boiler last week, came from St. Louis in 47 hours. There is nolluiik' wanting beyond tins fact to show the extraordinary speed used to effect this, and the excess of steam employed beyond the strength of the boiler. Some effective measures ought to be. taken to prevent this; neither is it safe that the tion of the engineer or other officora of the boat, who, as it appeared in this latter case, enn prevent the escape of extra steam by stopping the action of the safety valve. Oar races this vear were miserably attended, and tlf want of excitement amongst our sporting nvn e\ideiitly sroce front th ahsenre of the greatest ol all stimulants (money). Van Ibireii honored the course one dov with his august presence, and last, though not least, in public estimation, if wc mny ndge from their c oncerts having draw n more than the races or the theatre. Mi Sutton, with Nagel and lady in a phaeton, witli Sutton a whip, who, it nil things fail, would make a splendid coachman. The way he threaded i, '111 litre,Iicli MUTMfM mill It AM*! ?tl lei lit#. !./!t. t_* tiiji'i, quit'* blanched the Signer's chocks. Their ore ertshnve been all crowded, and every one ha* ti ii in ecstncics. Mr" Sfltion leaves us to-morrow for Cincinnati, and the Signer remains another week with us, and after comes on to the eastward. I'.iidic curiosity i--rather small to know the cause, of their not keeping together, but as this is their own business, and not any one elses, 1 shall not trouble myself with it. .Mrs. Su'ton gave a concert it the church on Saturday night for the bcn il Bank of frrUnd, f)?iblin, it o on thm coft. Qrote. Anns 6i Co.. bliiiu'ri, London, which art* jmuI frrt* of duo out or wny chaw whaftcrr, in rvrry pructiK. or county, b' cid'RAll tit*- inland town* and t^muxhoat hwliml. IreIntnl. Scotland and Wal??. can "i ??d A|'i?l>in N?il t|t>?r fo thr Fullllhl't wi'trit?i" B idpcirt wnnuftctnrr comprn*I mi rLLRCTIONSt?IHT" Biibtcribf rc will roller! Not# ArrrpfMlM IVrtlftnifi ?f Dt'jm?iitra, Sir. (ihrnitff)i ?tr? ft-nndm Co. f: m Nrw York to Alhauv) npon aftr >f Itif Inlliwiti-- plain, anil nnnniff return* lf> the ci(y of Si Vurt. i" from tit tight ilayi. Otic*, Camutdau'iM, Immr, JWh^ator. Anlmrn, Batarla, Genera, Bnfialo. (Emm.. Coming, thru,** 1 Wall ?ttee?, New York. f I Coram ft:.'-' ami M?k?t atrv.ta, Affmnr.

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ANd rilAMMACV wish it to he distinctly itnderstod thai they hare no connexion whatever with an incorporated compauy of Apothecaries denominated the "New York College ot Pharmacy-'?a (act sufficiently evident trom the diirereace in the titles ol the two Colleges. Neither can the College of Medicine and Pharmacy" be connected with any other corporate hody, as inch, 111 this country The great object of the College is to Introduce a new era in M .dical Science in this country btr correcting the errort and abuse*, alike of legal and illegal practitioners, as they We termed, and that can only Ik- accomplished by pars* ing that entirely independent course, on which the "Col lege of Medicine and Pharmacy have entered. By order of the College, W. S RICHARDSON, Agent. Priucipai Office of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, SI7 Nassau street?June 33, 191-1. (W- EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE REV DrSamuel H. Cox, now ot Brooklyn. Nrw Yo??, Feb. 13. Dear Sir?In conformity to promise, 1 write to inform vnn that the nreserintion seems thus far to have done real t{oo bo found at Comstocks, 71 Maiden Lane, and we advise its use by all those afflicted. HQ-A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.?Dr. Fleming's Medicated Candy, for diarrhoea, and all liowel complaints, is an article worthy the trial of all persons uiflicted with those diseases It has never been known to fad hi performing a cure. His Worm Candv is a total extermivxotor M'AIWv.o its k I 1,nml .wl.slfo Uto ninnoe Tonic Candy is universally approved of by all who have used them, for costiveneM, indigestion, fullness, or disiress after eating, heartburn, &c.; and his Cathartic Candv is one of the best physics ever ottered to the puhli*. F'or sale, wholesale and retail, at 133 Nassau street. Agents: 140J and 1*3 Bowery; 79 Fulton street; 3a 8th Avenue; 'J4'J Greenwich street; 103 Thomson stre.et; and 76 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Hurrah, hurrah t?proved at lust WE CUT THE FOLLOWING FROM A FILE of papers to prove our statement of the article, that it will really make the hair grow, stay its falling, cure dandrull'; and we need not tell the public that r. Jones is proprietor ofthe Italian Chemiral Soap, so famous for cleaning had skin and all eruptions. From the New Voik Tribune, January, 1841. We see that Judge Edwards, of Philadelphia, u msn over 70 years of age, the top of whose head was as bald us the palm of one's hand, two months since, has now fine dark hair growing fast, from the use of Jones' Oil of Coral Circassia." From the New York Sun, December, 1841"A young gentleman, a friend of ours, living iu Bleecker street, and well known in Wall street, was attacked with lever?the hair on the top of his head was dried oft-the sides were covered with red rnsty dry hair, filled with dandruff?he lias now a beautiful head of hair; from the use of Jones' Oil of Coral Circassia." Sold very reasonably, by T. Jones, Perfumer, sign of the American Eagle, sj Chatham street, New York. (0(7- MEANNESS IN PERFECTION?We have labored lor years in making a reputation for a valuable remedy for the Piles by the name of Hay's Linement, when some renegade w ho makes his living by counterfeiting mediciics, his, without a shadow of a right, stolen the nnme and is trying to vend some mixture on the reputation of our true Hay's Liniment,to which no other one has any claim hut such as attained by rascality. Some equally contpmptable puppv has counterfeited our splendid wrappers for the Balm of Columbia to restore the Hair or preserve it if fallihgAiH'. Honest men are cautioned never to buy either of these articles, unless they i.avcour nanu s uponfthem. COM8TOCK 4i CO., Wholesale Druggists, 71 Maiden Lane. As the counterfeits are spread over the city, buy only at 71 Maiden Lane or you will be liable to imposture, or injury. FAIR.?Previous to the dedication of the French Catholic Church, in Canal street, several French ladies have resolved to hold a fair in it to aid the funds for its completion. There will he a great variety of elegant, curious and useful articles in exhibition and for sale. The occasion will afford an opportunity ot seeing the interior of the building, which is beautiful. And there can be but little doubt that tho 7.eal of these ladies will be justified and approved by the generosity of a liberal public. Who is there possessing a taste for literature, that will not rejoice at having amongst tut a temple of religion, in which the language of classic France will be the ordinary medium of instruction 7 PRO BONO PUBLICO.?The extraordinary novelties and attractions put forth at the American Museum, may tiirly he said to be for the public good. A large portion of the public are daily gratified with a view of the interior arrangements of this establishment, and n still larger portion enjoy, free gratis and for nothing, the magnificent balloon ascension which tokes nlar.o ever,- nio-Gt o'clock from the garden on the topof the Museum. This is positively the last week of the wonderful Signor Blit?., also of the Industrious Fleas. Miss Ilosalie, La Petite Celeste, and others perform, and experiments in Animal Magnetism are made. The wonderful fortune telling Wipsey Girl eontlnues to astonish all who consult her. (fiT- CHATHAM THF-ATHF-.?This theatre, which is umiuoationably the coolest and liest regulate 1 of a.iy in the city, presents nightly a brilliant array of beamy and fashion. The elogant Josephine Clifton draws crowds of admirers. Mho appears to-night as Julia in the Hunchback which by many is considered her chej d'om-rr. The after piece is the drama of False Colours. City Despatch Pout, 40 Wlt-I.IAM Strkkt. Prisc ir*i. Orricr.?Letters deposited before hull-past S, half-past 19, and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 0, 1, and 4 o'clock. Br inch Orricts?Letters deposited before 7,11, and 9 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. OREIG. Agent. MOSKY MARKET. lYidiirtdn)-, Jnne !4*3?0 P, M. The Stork Market has been a good dual improved to. day, and price* have generally gone up?Harlem improved lj; Mohawk 1; Long l*lan I J; Illinois j; Indiana 1; Farmer?" Loon declined per cent. The failure* among merchant* continue numerous, and buaino** generally ic exceedingly dull in all in department*. The (tato of business is sensibly felt by the banks, which have lost the most profitable part of their business, consisting of the deposits of the small dealers about town. AVe apprehend that near three-fourths of the business dc rived from the deposit* of thatclassof dealers has eeased to be. Tho business of the dealers is confined in o great measure now within their own capitals, and they no longer percaivc the necessity of keeping bank accounts. As their means accumulates in thoir tills, it is disbursed for such goo ls as is necessary to make good their stock. They have ceased to depend upon banks for facilities, ami hence the whole ceremony of deposites chock drawing, See. he. is dispense w ith in great measure. This is a natural and healthy operation of the progress ot the cash system The stagnant stateol trade is the necessary result ol the change going on from the hank credit system to tho cash system of dealing This latter will grow steadily and gradually as tho increased productive wealth of the country gives to its producers the means of procuring other articles in exchange. Our merchants are oppress. .1, because their assets arc due lrom persons who cannot pay, unless they can derive the mcaus from banks. The banks can no longer grant those means and prrserTe cash payments. Those who have sold goods on credit will not get tholr pay. The business hereafter to be doac must be predicated on the actual wealth of the interior, and to get this business, exerti'.n must lie made. Boston has put*foith her energies, an.! is already enjoying a large business The July interest due in thi* city on the Kentucky Slate debt has been forw arde.l by the Commissioners of the Ainking Fund. The progress o. the project for the assumption of the State debts may he seen in the follow ing paragraph lrom the National Intelligence! Among the present visitors to our city is Mr. Hn-.it do an eminent English hanker, who is received on all hands with the respect and regard due to hi* character and lnl standing at home. The hopeful protect for making the industrious nav the items of the extravagant will scarcely *uccee?l. Should it .lo so, these United State* would become but a province of Great Britain, and Lord Ashburton a Viceroy, with absolute pow erof the property over the peopln. The banks of Cincinnati refuse any longer to take any daacription ol fund* but sperie'and city bank note* in payment of debt* or on deposite. The Ohio country and Indiana bank note* are at a discount of 2 per cent for *perie, nod excbiuigeat a piemininof 4 percent. The resolutionof lie banks will purify the currency of Cincinnati, and reduce very thing to the specie standard. The prophecies of Mr. Bi bile are rapidly in progre sol fulfilment,and the "Penitentiary i* claiming it* own." In New Jersey an} indictment was found by the Grand Jury against F.. K. Biddle, Vice President of the Morris Canal and Banking Company, for a misdemeanor, in Appropriating funds entrusted to him, tor lus own u*e. Mr. Bid-lie snrrendaped himself, and appealed to the Supreme Court, where ho designs to defend the indictment. The money used by Mr. Biddle and Mr. Lord, brother ol Kleasor Lord President, at 16,000 of that expensive bubble, the F.r,o Rail Rosd, was in the prosecution- of anthraciti iron work in the Mits of Pennsylvania, a speculation that 11| mi ii i i imi i i |--n?r ,1nrt of October, to remonstrate, ami to endeavor to gi t tip a counter investigating committee, but tvas unsuccessful. On the 16th of October the Dhectors had a meeting, and by vote turned out both Mr. Bidille and Mr. Lord. On the same day Mr. Biddie's furniture, at No. JO Washington squat e. Wnverly |dace, was partly sold at auction. Messrs. Diddle and Lord being thus ejected, published a card in the New York Courier and Enquirer, wherein thej promised to make public a full history of their transactions with the company?a promise, however, which they have never kept; but the Grand Jury, it seems, will now save them the trouble. It isa great point gained when unfaithful otlicers oj monied institutions can be brought to answer for their stewardship. If persons who entrust their money in companies would take care that the otlicers did their duty and draw no money from the institution e\ccpt the salary to which they are entitled, a large proportion of the losses and defalcations would be prevented. How many institutions are there now in Wall street governed by arrogant but absurdly incompetent men, whose purse-proud arrogance seems to increase in tho inverse rati* of their inefficiency These men surreptitiously make use of money which does not belorg to them, and on that mereti icious character for wealth, assumu the most ridiculous pretensions to financial wisdom. Sales at the Stork Kirhunge, Sl.WOiN York 7 11 cl.181!) Mil1, 2., do do o-.li -13',' 2.000 New York 6'?,1802 'Ilk, 300 do l'atrrsou ltR In,II 61 0, 1100 Kentucky 6'? G6 *J do Stoniiivlon Rlt 17 6,110(1 Illinois li s, 11170 1)00 211 37 d.. Hulna KH l!!1 i 4,000 do do esn 20'4 26 do do esb IS'10,0011 do do :O0 20 .60 do do csli IK1., 1,000 lutlmis S's _ 2?s4 Iim) do do esh I') I.uwi 3 19 fltate of Trade. There is no material rliiinire in any of the markets. Al aurtion the following sale has taken place Terms?Ninety dajs over If I (Hi, approved cndorscJ notes. Majeiras-Pearsall's at fft.50 per bottlo Watson 4.12J, Craifc 3; Waliol)3 Kirby 2.76 Coles 1814, 3.2ft; do 1900, 4 .50; do 181 A, 9.4(1; do 1819, 1.9ft; A W Lawrence 2; Juno 1.05; Pouonia 1.44; Canton, snperior, 1.50; March Sc Benson 1.50 per dozen Braham 10.n0 a I4.A0; Sercial 12 a 13, Green Seal 7; Blackburn 9, Kduards 7; Eclipse 40 a 41; Gordon 1801, 19; Edgar I LAO per dozen. Sherries?Yriarte Pale $8 40 per dozen; llomano 8.25 a 10; Krancia 13.50; 1 i.cries 11.60; Tost Sherry 9 per bottle; Pale Mountain 5.75 a 6.95 p r dozen. Port f>4 a 6 per dozen; Lnlitte Clarette 11.75 a 14; Souterne 4.45; Metloc 3.2ft; Cole's Brandy 13; Peach do 1.50 pr Bottle; Lynch do 13.60 per doz; Cognac do H.ftO a 11 ;8rotrh Whiskey 3.7ft per demijohn. In Cotton?822 bales New Orleans and Upland were taken ful sliinmimt (n llav re a) **l r.n(. oil moo.: ti.? krt has (inhibited rather more buoyancy, yet transactions ilo not discover any improvement in prices. The sales for the three days, of which a nsidcrable portion were for exjiort, include 2150 bales of Upland and Florida, at 5] n 9| cents S00 Mobile, 6 a 91; and 300 New Orleans, 0 a 10, together 3200 bales. Naval Stores?Sales Spirits Turpentine at 3*2 a 33 Cents, 4 months. Oils?IsOO bbls Whale sold at 32 cents, ca>h. 2500 gallons Knglish linseed sold tit 79 a MO cents, cash; 1500 at 9-2J, on time; and 1000 best American, so cents, cash. There is nothing doing in Olive or Sperms. By auction, 400baskets inferior Olive sold at $'2.31 a '2.75, cash.*) Provisions?The talcs of Beef and l'ork continue quite moderate at previous rates. The shipments of Lard, mostly to Marseilles, since the first of January will probaldv exceed MOO tons. Smoked shoulders sell at 9J cents; Tickled Hams, 34. and Bacon Sides 3 cts Buttpr and Cheese are almost without demand. Rice?Piices have a downward tendency. Misrrlrd. On the 90th instant, by C. S. WooJhull, F.sq.. Tiir.oviitLi/t Ctrir, of Philadelphia, to C*th*aixK C., daughter of Leonard Van Hocsen, of this city. Dies!. On the 22d instant at his residence 33ti Water street, Jons Kit.tr. Ilia friends are requested to attend the funeral, this (Thursday! afternoon, at 3 o'clock. On the 22 I instant, in the forty second year of her age, Fiiscii. wifeof John S. Simmons. The relative and friends of the deceased and o' the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral (without further notice) from ism Kim street, on to-morrow (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock. On the 31st instant, Ai.i xaisdi h Cmhsis, aged 3 years and 10 months. At Orcat Barrington, Mass.. on the 17th instant, ftvnvii Snr i: vvnno, age 1 Hi. daughter of William an I l.ydia Sherwood, Ol thisrity. On the 2?3d instant, 0?.oai.?. Farm sn x, ebb it child of l Henry a" Sarah K. tiniiiiigham. and grandsou of the lateO. F. Van pell, in the sixth year of hi* age. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at ft o'clock, from 17 Laurens street. On the rv ening of the -21st instant, of cou-um;d.on,alter a long and serious sickness, Ci.smim T-, wile ol Jam' v \1. i Waterhouse,and daughter ol the late Samuel U Ti'-iehlj aged *27 years. Passi-ncirs Arrived. Monti >ini o? Bjii! Uiinitmi?Rev Wm II \,,iri., I i cl.il.lr.n inn wrfSW; Fr*ntree, I> a,. I m hildrn, Mr? Waldl.urg, Mk ii Dirkin. M ii'KIl, S-irr, VVilili.iue. Menu, W.dlt. r, Birn.nl Jr, Hm.w, li.cl f r?dy ?3 ill th'- ttnragr. Foreign Importation*. MoRTCVioro?Biill I.rviualon?101 liidn 93 balra ?.ml 13.1a 37 mi. k? Ini. Bvrrliy St I.i. iiu'it"!!?119 liil.j m.lvi- W WD. Forret St rn-''.:tI l,,.l. I Pain. All. mo?Brig Siftn;. r? lit) Wh?l M ..4, St I Innniry ?S cli 1 Birlx lu. v i.?. I St T L lurir. Dumi Htlr Import nt Inn*. "*r tn*ti[?Briu Kr. rl? Jtf, balei e.illon O Collin*?I2i Vie* ISurltvein?| ht Hohiiivoti, l'rili St i n? 1 trunk BirrUy St ltr?ta?to.t-| bx T J Vent-Mil. MARITIME HERA I.I Mhlp Mnatera. (*T"rj.,|f enDtniu* of arm It nmrin. nr.: r1'/:: w. a. kw,u, ?r ....r n..,, report of the hipping left >t (hr lloll ,.1.,.,,.. ih.-v ?nl. .1 ihr rcit.-U i|>nkrii ..n ti.e.r i 1;., y fnr..nrii ,n ,i..? f Hot of il.rir rargo, and am srvo^Tut: wivr,v on fe; To Correapondent* Abroad. 0,,rrrc?poke 13 th itut 1st 26 21. Ion Gil 21, brig Eclipse, I7day? out for Gmuliliupt; 2|at, lit J*? It, 1 ju72 46, schr rilgrim, Dodge, 6 days from Boston for Alt indria?encountered i severe gale on the 19th, in which her otilv boat was loat. Brig Stranger, Brcvonr, D days In v. \i? cibo, 1 K. with sugar, to master. Left brigs Li*bou. for Boston, 3 days; Commerce, fr un Baltimore, just an; Eric, for do, same day; schr Eliza Meserole, do do. Brig Excel, Shaptcr, 6 .lavs from Sav?un?h, with cotton, to Sturges At Clearniatt. Bailed in co. with b.ult I/i Grange, Porter for NVork. Schr R. Tomlin, Maud, 6 days from Sr. Johns, EF. with pine lumber, to E. Atwater?15 passengers. Ld scni Panama, foi i niladt 1| lo ready. Schr Mail, Aiwell, 3 days from Ilvitford, with indse?bound to Philadelphia. Schr Triton, Francis, 3 days from Hartford, with mdse, to III I r r-1 Sailed. ?iup KuHkcIl ('lowi, LivcriNKil, and other* Whiilrinni, Air it Sai; Harbor, Juiu J7. Gem from Sf Heirm, I3??0 l?M# oil, 18.000 lb* bone. Re|>orw Mircli VI. lat 43 50 S, Ion 61 10 E, Eugene, Sip, hound wr t. Spoken. Tuppanooly, from New Haven for Bail idoes June II, 1*1 33 40, Ion 71 10. I' ui ei^n Pot ts. Pit top, June 2? Old China, Philadelphia. Ql KB EC, Juue 10?Arr Europe, Cadiz: I7lh, Lord Oakley, Boi le.iux; Wear, Newcastle: 17th, Maria, Bordeaux; Rainbow, do; Elizabeth &t Catharine do; Ynyaituer, do; Henry, Montrose; Iodine, Sunderland; Trade, Se.irbourgh; Chietain, Larue; Onyx. Dublin; Industry, NYork; Amity, Lisbon. Cld 17th, Ma.;nei, Porto Rico; John, Liverpool; Dahlia, Plymouth; Po ruona, Leith; Llovds, Southampton; Triton, C irdigan; Ann Elliott, London: Welslord, do; 18th, Pna>ei vativr, Belfust; Curlew, Sunderland; Kldon. Newport; Wm Sc. .Man Colchester: Countess of Durham, Bristol; Acadia, Liverpool; Sou i is, Dunlin; Sarah, Aberdeen. Month*: ai june 18?chi Alex tndiiiia, Kock*hire, Ituni, and 1 it?li iii Chief, Liverpool. Caaf Hattii"n, June 10? Sid Rowetia, Baltimore. Iu port, Oralloo, for Philadelphia, next day. bi enos ayri nf.?v i?in |K>;t, Telunudi, Gliddeit, for n. York, mi**; Dromn, Pirk? rim;, from S-tlem, for Boston, 6 ?b; Three Brothers, for Stlein, 10; Amazon,%Wedge, from and for Baltimore, 8th; Oiwem, Gr,tn^rfrom Oran, suppnxud for N York. Gi.noa, May 2'J?1 ti port, Be\ is, expected to proceed to L?'g* horn. Kino Georoe's Soi'nd, NH. Jan 26?In port, Grotius, lot Swan River, next day. tilted St atrh Poi'tx, Portland, June 10?Arr Isidore, Hebron, and Jane, NYoik. Shi 2Mli, Oxford, Turks Island; Mary Pease, Trinidad; Daina?cu Chaileston. Salem, June 20? Cld Gaze lit*. Martinique. Boston, June 21?Arr Kate Thompson, Cape Il.iytien. Signal for 2 shins, 1 brig, I schr. Cld Uncle Sam, Pic ton; Desdt morn, NOrlaans; Josephine, do; Manhattan, NfYork; Pequot, do. Air 20th, Peru. Philadelphia; ('ornelia. do. New Bedford, June 20?Arr Meullue, Richmond; Company, Ajwlachieola. Shi Hcinrich, Bremen; Law rence H Adams, Newport. Holmes Hole, June 17?Arr Sabine, NOrleans for Boston; Susan, do for Fredericksburg. Tarpaplin Cove, June 111?Arr Win M Rogers, Boston for Philadelphia; J Gorham, do do; W Garrison. fordo; Lowell, Boston for Albany Nimrod, do do; Roe, do for Havre de (irasse. Arr 15th-, Henry Curtis, Boston for Albany; Trausunrt. do do: Cicero. Dennis for N York; R?on Ricelow. Briton for do. Arr 17tl?, Henry Newell, Bmiiimv icl. Me. for HnmbtirK; Jamas Ellin, Plymouth. NC. for Boston; Mary, Rappahannock for Portland; Louisa, Nantucket for Baltimore; Compliance, Boston for NYork; Roxaiio, NYork lor Portland. Arr l?th, Columbia, New buryi?ort for Velocity. Norfolk for Boston; Brilliant. for NCarolina; M bze, NYork for Portland; A Lawrence, Boston for NYork; H^nry Chase, dodo. Arr 20th, Tallmadgc, Eastporf for Phila Jdpliia. Sid Henry Newell, J Gorham, \V Garrison, W M Rogers, Compliance, H Chase, Roe, and others. Providence, June 20?Arr Alexander, Mobile: Mettniora, NYork; Extra, do. Cld Zenobia, Turks I-.land. Sid Or ray Tart. Charleston; F A Tupper. Baltimore; J W Errickson, Philadelphia; Tecumsch, NY'ok. Fall River, June 18?Arr Carolina, Wilmington, NC; Hector, Roiulont; W.ive, Apaiachicola. Wickforo, June 17?Arr Advance, Albany. Sid lilth, Convent, Norfolk; 10th, Kmilv, NYork. Bristol, June 20?Shi 18th, Savannah. Hamburg. Arr l')ih, Sally, Alhauy. Sid Patino.-, NYork; Hope, Norfolk. Sbl frn below. Emigrant, Atlantic Ocean, and a brig and two schr* fm Providence. New York, and Arion, which sailed JC?th l??r New York, returned yeilerday on account of head winds and thiek weather, and sailed t?w tin thi morning. Newport. June 20? Sid T. all, Alban. Vigilant, Chcrlea, Rienzi.and Herald. N York. Philadelphia, Ju.> 22?A Lord M Utoue, Lotidond?rrv; Globe, Pernainbuco; Cora, Mnaciiho; I'dm, Boston; Orb, N York. Cld Ariel, Per hiiiImico and a inkt; Mt tamora, Odron, Planet, Jane, Brilliant, ami Only Sou, Boston; Star, Bath; Planet, do; Lenity, Providence; Rob Roy, Norwich, Ct; Oneeo, Newport. Arr in the Schuylkill, New York, NYork. Baltimore. June 20?Arr Rowena, Cape Ihytirn; John Ah lyne, Stvar.nali?on lite 14th itist. at 12 M. about 2i miles EN E of Tybee Light, fell in with and boarded the wreck of sloop Emeline, Chad wick, from Mobile for Boston, ami succeeded in liking therefrom the i>a*semt?:rs, (live in number) c.intain and crew, 6 bales of cotton, anchors, chains, sails, Ike. Sid Henry Shelton, Havre; Carribean Baib.?d?>c-. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. n^HF.SE far-famed and celebrated Pills, Croin Portugal, are, 1 wiptnMve,tt be obtained ii thia cosatry. In orartiw inent on tie: last column of fourth page. in') is ni. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON htt Tnnovtd his Consult two Office, to No. J Hfrald Building corner of Nmw ami Fulton street*. 1 hfi ins c KTOTICE-41 'l'li Emerald Prote t Mutit Be?eriiia> unit Ui?* of which an arrangement has b 11 made. JOHN ROBINSON' P..V up vnv u/inivcov c i???. H. THO.VIP8QN, St-c'ry*" P'o'tTLAR rKHibDli-Ai-S-l.is7jMiblishfd for lul.-Offir?. h8 Bowery.?God ey'a La*i>'? *)nolrt and Ladies' American Magazine, Edited by Mrs B.tmh J. TI\I??, Mr*. Lydit IfSicoumey, Morton McMichat I, and Louis A. (k)dey?EmWIlished with two beautiful steel engravings, and a plate of the f^hions, colored.?T? rnu, ?2 |>er annum in advance, or 2* cents a situ:lb nninlwi, published monthly. Graham'* Ladyi' and Uerttl?*tnau*i Maira/un*. taihellUhed with *v supe.b Mexxotnir t-n.-ruviiu; ?-n oe? I mtifa! line engraving, and a plate of the fashi mis, colored "T"?ros, >1 (wr annutn in advance or 75 cu. i nin^lc numla., luhluheu monthly. The bati/i NVorld of Fashion, a Monthly Mayuuwof choice American Literature, einh-Hi*hi dailn fine meytotint engvavinc. and a plate ol the late*t Lond- an nous to dec ivr11k' S' If' vv ill In rxperird fo icidf vs ith h' inn nt ili ilie lower p ot, ol the eily. AlG. R." at rf?e Herald Offin NOTICE?Debts rent ratted by any of the crew of Briiiah b Ri dwing will i. H be li I b iptain i o m, in jell f F. BALES i f fentab b dri I n wbn from their cohtinued sitting, t which their occu I ftttioue obligi I Item, an illrcted with native nets, which ivea ri?* i (>alpit itioii it tlo lir.nl on I It h th oi1. i;c? of B ui.lreth'? IMC TSu i* ml it I fhn iit.idi. ine vv. i ld in i (1? il of fr? u- j hit-.old year* of iff ring. One, or two, or ereii three of the B andrefh Pill* just h? fore dinner, are -ft.-n found highly bentliey, try one of our m?ltre?ae?. and out w nrd for il ji.n will tieti-r irh to uleep mi fe itliei again in hot weathe r, at any lale If P. St J. CiRATACAP, 1 t'plioletery and Pa|wr Hanging Warthrme, o j*212w#c So. 31 Mattle- cttixat (,lass7 and 1:arTHENWARE. il^l I X ASTOR HOUSE. VSKNL'H PORCfcLAlN d :uncr ser i, r 1 While Oram* fiirh or i |i P ,rr. ,i,i T' 1 ft I W I)mncr Plau reach i' I un i dor.r i ,j Granite. blue. or whit*- I W Hotin Q, Krcnch porcelain, dor Tea c?|s bih) aurrr?, IN piveri I jiva) Built ol Ire and. Did i;? ?u- i-. i- i.- J.... i r i. Giote, Antra Co., bank> r#, L-mdnu, wliic.h arc jiaid free ot di vomit, or any clurtre whatever in i vei y nroviuce nJ county, bf?id application to tbc sui ?cril>?r?. KOf'IIK BHOTHEK8 It Co. 35 Fulton Mr^? I, ntil d M>l I f( HI#.,!, They Ciii only be lnd ol" the authorised A. i tr SILAS I HERRING, New T-rh. J. W. STANTON kC.i., NVw Urban*. M.J. THOMAS 0 o., Alb my. f2l lwd U 1 SALISBURY, Troy. TR1SH BLACK M A Kill K?loo blocks ofvei io blscl 1 Marble,thi at ngo i Brttisl brig Red wine.firMn till way. lo, mIi by PERSSK BROOKS, it M hi Lib* it v *t. t 4 i' E TO, CARTMEN Phe eaitman who look twtOORATH!C OR-DAGUERREOTYPE 1 IK F NESHES.?Mr. E. WHITE, ot* No, 176 Broadway, ojiu Howard** Hotel, has largt nd conreuient room*, where lie dailv devote* bis attention to taking likenesses by tb?* above simple but beautiful and accurate process. The whole tune required for the completion of a true and certain likeues* doea not eicefd jux or seven minutes, and his method of practicing ilie science i. ?f such n p culi ir chiract? i that it cannot be obstructed, even 1 v the most cloudy or rainy weather. E. W. llattersliinxelf that he can produce at hi* rooms some of the nio-' magnificent specimen* of Daguerreotype Portraits taken by him to ,t hiv?- evr been executed since ih? discovery of the K. W. keeps constantly for si'e the nio .improved Dtjffri'eO* type Anparatuj, Plates, L-113, Miuiatui" C?ue?, Polluhing Materials, 6t'\ N. B.?In?tructii s will be given mth Photographs art at E. W.'iRoom, 175 Broad way jelA lav*e pOMP PROLLER'S SALE OK STATE SJ tlbKsSlate of New-Ymk, C\?tli''iroller's Odir ?The Albirirr. B ik, ot.I th BUiK of Oleai bavin failed t pay tin ii eirculat liu notes upon demand at th ir i.-q^ctiv. bank in house^, is required by the act entitled "An act m authorize the business of banking," p.v. percent, internal improvement stock. n?v. M J n. 1070, for each, SW.flOU Alio, IS certificates of Arkansas c? per *ent. Heal F.*t ?f^ B nk stock, lure to {'ort* advertised on account of the St. Lawieiirr Bank, S IS,000 1) t"?l at Albany, t)?e 16th June, Ml*. A. 1 FLAlM), n;j?tj AU r, HORN'S PATENT ARGAND I.AMI'S AND IMPERIAL BURNERS rPHK Subscribers would rail the attention of the public f tin* A injxrior qualities of tin ir gift** fouiPuiii shadowles.", sn/pend* inff, side and other Lamos. Tiieir glass fountain. h.-in; icn-condiictori never become hunted like those of br.u* which nf ill nse, consequently there is no expansion of the contents or escape of urtcoiisuuied vapor into the mom, wholly different from spirit gas or of her compounds for illumination. Honrs new Chemical Oil nor only tran*par ami stainless, but devoid of scent or snicll during combustion, anil entirely free from smoke or dan* gflr of explosion, yieldiug a light which lor steadiness, intromit v. cb-irm ss and beauty cannot be equalled by the best e.ubiirctteii hvdrogcu gas. These class fountain lamps require no attention alter 1m ing once tilled and ignited, and w ill continue to bum ton hours in Miirct?oi w .iter thiough the dwellings of the citizen*, Ins been strongly recommended by the prolessors of f'licinistry in the University, Columbia College; College of Physicians and Surgeon*, fcc.; by the Mayor of the Cifv the State Commissioners and Engineers of tin- Aqiu duct the Superintendent, of the Pipe Department and Coinmtssionet for furuishing water to flu* houses; by Professor Hillunm, Di Chilton, and other eminent medical and scientific gentlemen To those who are having pipes, pumps, baths, See., fated up in anticipation of receiving tne Croton wat? r?to the friends ot tin temperance cause, and tne riti/.ms ?t l;n these pip?s are par- I ficuhirty commended, as well forth dr superior strength and durability. as well as for their qualify/if transmitting tins first n?* cessary of life free from the most insidious of poisonous solutions. The tinned pipes will be fitted up at prices varying hut slightly f'lom those charged by plumbers r,,r common ones. Like every improvement in the aits, ihey '?a*. had to contend, bflffi here and in Europe, with the hitter hostility of those who im agine their interests affected by thein. All who desire in/nr mati'Mi respecting them are invited to s.nd for riiculais, and give their orders to _ THOS. EWBANK. I jf 10 rud lm* r 29 Sprue* or 93 Croahy street. TONO FORTKS \f AJfVFACTCRED by A. II. (1ALE k CO., lit* N. V i'l pi.ino Foite Co.?Purchasers ire invited to famine their eiti usivo stock before purchuinu' elsewhere, at their Matiufactory and Ware Rooms, Third Avutiue, corner of Thirteenth itrtct. N R. Fricoa to suit th* times. jel tm *tn? c rn v -r ?IM. -1 1^1 r I'IM at 1 o'clock, P. M. Purse, $,0 Mile ll.*at* hi*si thr?e m fire, un?)ef the s old!*. W. S. Reed tntera gr. g. Snaffle, (J. Crane br. g. Sam Patch, A.f oucklin, h. g Homer, II Woodruff, br. g. Hector. i?-23U*c ~&fi& FOR LIVER POOC7 Bntirh Ship.-fThe A. ~i. fcTyJrV cow?? r fastened well known faat sailing Br. ship H'4WTi CHESTER, Capt. Jim. Doyle, will be ready to eeiv? cargo in .i few d ?>s, and will have dispatch f?ir the abort* i?oit. For freight kc. apply to ROCHE, BROTHERS k CO., 36 Fultni>?tr?*er, Neit. Jot r to the Fulton Bar FOR n! V C!J! 1 CnS.?Lo*ii liana ind N JwJJWrV. York Lin*.?1The fasl-s.ii'imr pad.*. t *diip OASTON iwUawi Cinr. Oliver EldrHere, i* now loading at Orleana wharl, \?r of Wall-street. k or treiyht or pasafe,hiring handsome lnr.ii lo 1 ;e cor.nnodatioii*, apply on board at Orleans, \vi trf, foot of Wall afreet, or to K K. OLblVS. k Co S mth afreet. (?.cat cire will be taken to have the woods b thi.? line correctly rn? aiureo. Agents in New Orb-ant, Ilnljcn k Woodruff, who will n 1' irward ill p da to tlieli Idrt lASb BRITISH VESSEL FOR FRR|7iflT OR V*?JV C|IAUT?U-The w Br. llri^ UKDWIMJ to I s ~jwm insjMa?fer, burtiw ii '/'Ml I oil>. will he ran J ie c|c *|?twn f?t Mtiliiro Rriri.l. *liiti'ly to llO( I IF,, RUOTIIKR* St l() 3", Full n t, I jH6r Niit U its. satliiitf veM?-l?, rook*, ami t:nhrs, of the first 'lass, always in r?- vlitics*, and mil he furnished to parib oil he nr??t rruoniMr terms. ffii IVif nd* and the public arc inform**! that he miinres f.i letommodatejicrmincut boarders and transient corapanv. 4, Cortihill S.juire, Boston, Mdy 23, I 8ia ,c I 6w *c *A?- FOR UVKKIwXl.?N>w I.mw? It.";ut,.? MWfVtntli.t of 2.v!i Jnii" ?1 ho ?;>|on>it.l k. i ^rr Milt! K. ill. Wiski.M; .ol |WHot of VVa 11 'fn-ff, F. K l OIJilN S .S, (A). 34 South sir# et. Pncf ,f ij\vn?p i Tb ?ti. t ^'iip KOSt H'S. il t? .iti>? i ~k i~inptr. 11' i rrirnUr dar, Invini; splrfidtd cor>we. iu( I'.i r?. f*. ?r ij,i I ,rlr linplieltlOfl nhoull) l?# ITIfdf ??f| llOffd, ?>T f 5 W. k J. T. TAPnr OTT. jri r 43 P r*k ?lip, r.ini-r Mth ?t. [lACKbl* ? o'clock, at the (ilea room, Sal,-of drv cloiliiui;, l ine: tnj lart.cd Irr, walcmi, urtoiii'i, winn, liqucaia, ai gam, tit. SATl'HDW. At 10ji o'clock, at the wile# rooin, Lir*i' !??le of taluabie furniture (*fall description*. Ainu piano iorres, el gunt girandoles, lamps and lu?ti? s, 1 i 1 1 tt'iiii11fill mantel clock. Kc. \l?o ItteiceUenl sofas, lODlfUt.adi, 10 re frig era tor#, fl lafti, 10 .il seraphim, enthrlt n w. tnnde by r fi.? n, Loudou. One #1. ?ui upright piano, cost a superior iiHtiument fcr. in rr rlect o.der. Also, oiu' fioliin-eUo >ne srnir.tr, and several violin#. FHIDAA Juno 21. At 10 a ocla* k.at ilu- auction room. Urge a>#ortnieut ot Inr.Ui r ami cutler), br ing thr stock i i of I 1 in i tirtuv I ont h i. i r*i? JUlJf jilh. At It*}* o'clock \t tiif *.iU room I Oil Paiutiig;*?A fine Collection ot imioungi computing macy originals by the old master*, worthy th*- attention of priv r. geiuh men and tlx* trade. MONDAY June ?7ih, it the nl? s ro- on. General Assignee'* Soles?Bv irtue of umiiv deerIn B iiikruptcv, issued out of the District roiutof il>- I St*t11 Monday, the I?7fh iu.it. at II o'clock, A. M.. the stock in tra?l? of a mcrcliini tailor, consisting of a great variety of cloths, ras*imere?, vesting*, summer at* ffs, trimming*, fee.? ALo, the future* and implements of trade. Also. th? Lock of i fashionable mill in ry eatsbliahmetif, countering )f a rarietv oi new ind fashionable articles, being nart of th# personal effects of sai?l Bankrupt*. \Vn?. I oventry H. Waddell, Official or General AiSICUre. TUESDAY, June 20th, At lufjg o'clock, at the sales rooin. 304 Bretdwiy, Wines, Liquor*. Ncgars, ike.?Con*i?tin:r of \ery choice Malmsey aud south side madeira Duff Cordon's pain and bro sherry port and Jr Julicn claret star and anchor champagne; Dupcyorsndy in bond cordials, sperm and patent alabaster can-Res, Havana and j'riiicipe Bcgars, various 1*1" and fin.-,with otliei articles in the line, to w hich the attention of private families is invited?to he sold m lots to suit purchasers. j?23r BY F. J. BEARNB, Auctioneer 139 Fulton itrett. -THfrurr At 10 o'clock M the s J' looms. Dry >ood??A huge and legant assortmt ? forte. HtoihWt in .io i. I union. NJOTB E TO F11IIX i i L UK BL Y KUHu?W ASHING TON MEEKS, No. 'IPS Broulwiv, next the Hospital, would draw the attention of the public that he will sell splendid Cabiuct Furniture at hi rn*r cent, les.s than the same quality of work is now soiling at the auctions?consisting of Diawu, Couch?*, Sofas, covered in different colored plnshc*, satins, and h in cloth, of the latest Spring pattern*. UI6 gin Alio, an additien .1 lot of suMrior second hsnd Airnitorti i sod i fountain, 2 turning lathes, &e. DOR SALB-TIh Y..ON-KA-IIY-E.?8b? u M Sei long, 2-11 j feet be a in, and 12 feel hold. II?r cabins .ire exiMisive aud superbly fitted up. If not w ante d for a Yacht, she world be well adapted for a packet between some of tie? West India GlatuU?to the China or any other trade where great speed ii an object. She is an admirable sea-boat, and would convev a large cargo, tonihiiiiug mon- buoyancy witli sharp in ss, than auy other vessel illoat. Sin i> strong and stouiiy built, and would hc valuable a* a dispatch vessel, or us a tender to a fleet. She would convey a very he av y arirMineiit on her deck, from having part of her ball st, (it) tons) in an iron keel, by which h?rstability is greatly incre?*ed. For commercial puipos^s, she would require no other ballast. klaviiig satisfied myself that going to sea for pleasure may (without any very great sacrifice) ho dispensed with, 1 would dLiHVst? of her for very much le tlivn she cost uie. Her hull, sails, rigging, furniture, Ac. Ac. Ac., are in p? if. er order. Sixcan be sent rosea without a dollar's expenr.e. She maybe seen at P. rt? Ambov For further particulars inquire of Ira Bliss, at the office of the f\ and A. H. It. ompany, or to JOHN C. STKVKNS. i? t "wi South Ainho|. PHfLADBLPHIA AU: all other uf men h ludise arevei) low, m ver exceeding steamboat prices. I Merchandise, sent bv rhu ln?? is not snliiect to any extra j charge in cropping the North River. The Company have fitt^Soip a large storehouse at New Brunswick, adjoining the nf.M.id Depot, which will always Yropeu tor the reception of merchandise. Pas A.M. At I .P.M. 9 do. I do. 9 do. 31, do. 11 4\ do. Yi\ do. M, ?lt. A do. 7 do. 3 d-> 10 do ON SUNDAYS. Kioin ?l?e foot of Liberty street. Leave New York, Leave Newark. At 0 4. M. and I. M. At 12 Noon and 111 P- MNEW YORK, ELIZABETH TOWN. V/EBTFIELD, FLA INFIELD,BOlLNi)BROOK, BOMEKVILLK, fcc. I) lily. Leave New York. Leave Elizabeth Town. 9 A.M. IH A.M. 2\ P. M. 12 M. 41. P. M P.M. The ti lius of the Some rville Railroad Lo. conn* ct w ith these lines i ftdi waj daily, Sand lys excepted. Passengers are requested to purchase tickets at the office, foot of Libf ty street. F.iro betw een N* w York and Elir.ih.-ih TowuSA cents. F ire bet wen Jerscv Citv slid SorueinUe. M? cunt*. X E \f YORK. UAH WAY AND NEW HKINSWK K. Fare r( diired. From the foot of Liln rty sr et, daily. Leave New York. Lr v: New Bruiisvti* k. A: 9 A. M. Ai 7H A. M. 4! P. M. II A. M Fa betwef. through Now Bttnsv. i i'u? F SaoC-'i yu'i rr k?.. i*v? 'v..14v. n.: strain*? N.ip.ih L ipt H>-w ill rrsumr h? r K?ip to the .ibove place* on rdn "Isv, June Idth, an I lr ?vr as follows? Po??t oM'anal *rr? r' /ck>'k, lDmmond ?t Tier No. 1 3*t, Pike St 9. Whenn F? >r ll ooklyn O's. A lend of muIir r? "u! ?n? i ?t j?-?- m I'almi s? i KOV|? Ic IIIM KKY Aimi.f. J Tomino BniMiny rfill r.l9ElirOOL?Hf||iili packet ?l I 24tl *Fy}^'one?TK. (plomli-l ii' w la?t amino; psrkot akii fUlKm' Ritl' K, I|il. Skidd r, will ?ail HI nlmvo, h'j ir y u lar iL.v. Tbii akip'a ar.eonimnd ilioru fur ralnn, aeronl ralon, and iter rare piwloir a, an .opeii'ir to any ntliei in port, (ipl Kertk 1 an l? i currd on niodrrtlr Ifim, by *pl'yif.., 01 V ird, font nf Wall *tn 11, or to OI.OVIR k McMI HR W. jrttr |rn Pine ?lroef. x?t>r l-'ok t.lVKRf-^OL?V.r?t M e U boom I kywJYfi 1 ^ailio. Kip si'. I.AtVRUM K, i pit in II.own -akVan'i \-:iir re .1 ill !>rr r.o 011 board, ill In! dopa' 1 ri on 1K1 Mtk inat. I ir baaing ear-Men' an inmoaiatinna io ra''in, bin ami ate. ragi all of wKicli w ill be t I In I tec r 1 ipplvon board the rliip al Mnr-av' waif, |V?,tWall afi a' >r?n TOMS' HF.ItllMAY 61,*7 ""f I'naiKP fiom l.irrrp.. .1 1 in it all Ho re a" I ir Conuoeroial l.ine, a tiling an civ I'rotn Ir ilU ImnieKeil for an, amount payable ihaaial*"" 1 KiiiK'loin, 011 ipi lieation aKtier r D AI t f T Ml||; nMAK^PK A il f. f 7L I ("fiaignece by thia .hip mil p'"~ """.I'"""! mod, foot of Doe.r AH C"od? ?o' primmed in h> l'.\ ?Z?1^' _. f-y-- *IBWri SiADU. jy~exthaokimnjjy attraction?/*n _, I HIS KVENJNO, J.iu. 2j. d I .ic ittiunf icrhirii.in wi!1 commence null/u 8 o'clock Wltil A GRAND OVEKTCRE. vfu-r whichi vjeKSiii' nJix tioriniucaion THr. TIGHT HOPE. 1 l,i'?vKnur, Mu? \V?|Iiiertor, Mr E Woolf. Ticki-t?--,v cent* l)o, oj.-ii .if lu!f |W.vt arren Mock, l'.nUrt?liUJ)?r,U in eoni'iiruec at eight. PAHK THE i TICKET MOHT. THIS EVENiNG rut K SUA V, Jun.il. Pie Colli.i]. TO MARK Y OK NOT TO MARRY SirO-win Mr. Rarrv I Mi?. MorMand Mn Wl. .'ley, l.atc.idortli Kr.H'iirk.l H??ter Mi Bo!ereMa, A. Bedford D? >ra o|? ,i m .ten?ytrfonnancra will eonnatuaii si halt p^jkt K'HOlli Boxes, SI?Tit, 50 cents?Uallety, 25 cent*. CHATllAM THKATllK. MISS CLIFTON'S TIlltlD NIOHT. THIS EVENING June iPf U>?. Olympic llir.tre. .Mi Bruce, tUlaimii t ni.- flan, Mr O Graham tlaa Olyun|nc Theatre, anil the accunplivbed vocaliat Mm Ta"lif!. MONDAY EVENING, and duiing the week, the anuac tile lite J and popular pcrfnrtneia will appear in a of comic Icctmea. *c., in the Grand Pictorial Saloon. Kint performance, YANKr.E HILL AT HOME, Willi the O'viiipic C'omimny?Lot* oi Fun. Sv, olid ivirlorm ,ere CLl'BS \RE TRTMPS H-rculir?, Ajta. Gl-tui tor, As1*., mJ Qrih'.r.i' V mcy G1 ill..?in , ~t al iTk ah. (iOll.Nh.lt of' BROADWAY ANU ANN STREET V V. T II \UNi M, mm wer. EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK, commrnciuff on Mrfiv'ty, Ju. 20. lh M mi iic.pt ?n in the city! I)iy mit* r* uiinvittrd tl?*? ?air\? cvoniiiK FKKK.. Gu 4Sc>t >vrUi? in the cifv. BMT2. ?1?f M ly.iriin, Vt nrriin ??nst .uu! Pint* D-nfr. Tiie INDUSTR!OL, \>l;o b anml ih* in 10 H-; ham pi j to 1'. M. L.fourvadr, Iftw Crown aurrt. SAML. DRA1TSON, ficcreurv. PliiUdflphia, June 3, tftll'. j? 4 lti* ('nwn COM 1J H' S f HI V K i-. K L V?On new and "J Economical bystem?The |aihlic is icspcrtfully informed that Msssr*. Forshet and Kinuboaom have t km thj larfro and magnificent Saloon known is Concert Hall, 400 Broadway, and irttiul yiviu^ a grand Concert of Vocal and lnat?um?nfal Music, ou every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday each week ilii.ii the season. Engagement* *k ?v. bcrn uudi' with a uumher o| the most popillar musicians, both vocal and instrumental, end so that all in ?y paiticipitc ill the grand milerfartYimrnt* that will ho given, tho i loprietrus hnye fixed the tiricc 01'admission at Is. The police regulation of the establishment will he of such a character that, la-lie* and gentlemen nuiv aitrud the Concert* with a thorough ausuranco that they will not bo subjected t?? any drawbacks itojn the attractions and aniusomcucs win. h 'a* 11 i1 pi emu ted to them while in the Saloon. FIREWORKS CRACKERS.&C. FOUKTH J UL V, 1842. pOD NTHY and city dealers in fireworks, w ill fin 1 it to their V-/ advantage to call and cjp mine nn ?vteiwivc assortment of tl?? bestquality, at 1C At I.IFRE'S old eatahliahmcut, Chatham street. A Urge quantity of fir? crackers lust rec?i?ed. K?mrmb?r th? ?iaa of the two mammoth sky rockets and gold key _ intl tjyt*r FI REWORKS. tMRF.WORKS.-The uhsciih? r .iflTen to the public lh# larirest and most n? ral assortment of fireworks now iu tiiu city, which lie. will sell on the most reasonable terms. Country merchant*, deal.in, and vender* in cueral, are requested, before pnrch uing elsewhere, to call anl examine hi? stork^ CHARLES W. VULTES, j?17 tjv4*r llfi Chatham st, coruer of Orange. FIREWORKS. f1 A8SNF.R k YOUNO,*No. 132 Chairiagi street, Ware on kJ hand their usual cXU naive assortment oI warranted Fir works, which w?d he sold to dealers and Others at the lo> til I in .Mit.K tnrert prices. AL s lore supply of Mr. Isaac. Edge's fi e works, far exhi FIRE WORKS SELLING OK CHKA P, AT 60 MAIDEN' LANE, UP STAJRS. ie!2 tjv?*r FIREWORKS. rPHK mo t etf neire, varied nud brilliant eihihitional Fr?* 1 v .naticiiat lured m ibi* or any other country, are I'm .V 11 dv delivery, oh the 1garrat term*, in lot*To ?uu ton? in'tu *?ie* forftie celebration of the 4th of July, at ike t uii? 4 L ibtii lfot) Jc ?'V ?tr ISAAC F.DOE, Jr., Pyroterhnut. Order* lef NiMoN Gtiden, t*o Maiden Lane, IT* Chat J.am alicet, will rnr'' v 11 immediate atuniion, a*?d good* Jfliv ere J to ui,v y t tin eity fr*" of |!e!2 'v4#r FIREWORKS. FOURTH OF JULY. F'IHK.WORKS?New York Laboratory.?XL Benu'tt, 194 Front attest, two d??or* ?.^ith of' Fulton?The mmt eaten bv, wnd brilliant aaanrtmcvit of Fireworks are now offered at tli*- tbom place, coti-iitiDtf of Honorary and Signal Rocket*. \%ith gold and ailver rain: Sua*. Fan*. Palm Treoa, Pvnunida, Peruvian Co??*C5, O'tigoon*. Triangle*, V'trncnlai, Mine* of $nj an J Stir*, Maroen*. Bt .uroi.n Light*, Roman Gejidlr lanrc and sinall Hen"Ht?, Pin Wheel*, Graahopi era. PnrtFuaa. Blue Light a, S roll \Vl?*el*, Torlullion*, Line Pigeon*, Twin do*, f'ulhn; Crackers, Double header*, Firecracker*, Canto A It i'K? t Ate. I Country merchant*, and ileal*. r* in general, are regaetted to call and evim)ne the above atocU. N. B ?Committee^ for city and nnntrv d*?j>lay, military and pi i\ i n tic*, can be lupplii '1 on the mcit hbml term, with t r alh.vc articles, warranted?the material* hiving been ie|f aith the uuno*l are. h Ml yl*i iSAUUKR REOTV i'K N KVT PATTERN .APPAJLA D TUB.?K. A. ART ACT.T k CO ica^ Fulton *iret, opposite St. PaoPa f li'irch, h. tcCcterd i?cr packet ship Argo, and oil r f i Kill* at low ri- 30fl French plitw*, lane* sue. 8 fnrhea hall on G hdf; -'5 complete D^guenw.typc a*?rviraui*( n? w pattern; 50 aeromr'ir lentc*. made at Parib, by A1pnoti?e Gi "in k Co.: 100 bottleshyro>?il|>h?te f.f tod?Alio, tiinoli of nine, rod Mi', hloride of iodine, bromine, b:oniiic f iodine, chloride id gold, and the new accelerating *nlint*net'. __ ieA lm? GYMNASIUM. tFENCING AND FIMOTIXG GALLERY, Rrmtiwuy* (rot ntr of Anthony-st.) PMOl'o^l IN ba? the I ruor ?d tnf^imiug hie fr lend* and j ew Gymn i*m i i- ;,4 f.jM r 'i? u In. and lb 'beat'voicli ha* been vrt ?I'. f?.*M d to the A'ri^ilrtn jntblie. The if m* ,iral?i|i and well v?iifiia.rd, sshi? h jri?'? i thern i)idvmtise of heira alw*y? r I. V*r P'Oii. vii*. ami 0r h?i i- '".Hi; 4 "fi Din, clirfo, kr., iiirf. THK tJKVTI.K.HKV? WKI ROO.il for iWr will. ?i?h U> li I.iv'ti' ?h?n fitfiu# on m an I rill.-. c. inn i".' rmuiifc. ihm mi fur, rpnimifi i" hi? ri' l'i ??ion, flu1 rhiri. :nr of liii wiitk i? .uMfjlt .1 tit on i nivii) th'? hr in' i il m n.mki- i.nlv llv vi rv b.- .r vilj** nt>! i-?Ii?. mid "nli. m to ihf tinri, the my loweft in.. 11fun* fulfil. ,Ir. i wi'll* round ?t In r?o "4 n ill gii*. ',1.4 ?i? -ml it'll 1 ol I Mfrmi .11 I" *11 who Ki li I 1 rhti r in fcf ?k? m? u!it BA IM IU iLlii NGS, no>'MKRI,Y Itl.NSHAWN, I V- r*. r trli i vp yid fit* I Infill Pc* R d.ii uill It* in ilbv r'n? nilncrih(if on thf* 27'h Jnni>, If 1 4* i tfn *ly f If?r??rj*i it* fovmi*i |?nuon* >t??! ?ht 1 ti.nc 1? 1.i?f? nimi'ioi.* 1 -v t| tk im'f 'iti n r* lib i or* i v, 1 v* if* !j* in romjilrfn ia*4i? i#m for 'hfif irroni nxIa i.n Wi-iHill'.? r'*? fii s* ill nftor-l, -vi" hoard nil if v vrfi ioiit- 1?r vn fc ?n*t?%?l of t?-n 4? ir4?fi'v ni'J N u?l ,\r\ i'liig bm?rb, voif* j DO?rr-jin i to ???inc': r? 11 ltd nrr litm?. jt2ilm?r JAMES pRt,L.W. 1I

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m 1scellane0us. CROIJUS' boat establishment. HH) WATER STREET, rotTR POCKS FAST ok CaTHARINE MARKKT. 'J-HK fc-uhaccN r luring in hi* manufactory, *a>! under hi* i iiwii i>*im> tiiati .npvnutrnilenca, some of the chU.l au ahortr.t notice. Boat* of the moat i|>|i[ii?vd n; t.l ami w lnnatu)iii>, on the inoti liberal trims. BUll.liKR of the Sultan of Muscat's Pleasure Bamfe, the wu.' iJi'i-'le, Victoria, Atlantic Wakont, Alio, thA'in, of IV -.lull, Waahii.fron, of ronil.h. .-olio. Docli -i I! '"siL, Sylph au.l V/.ie, ol Mob1!-. ti- Httwatt. Louisville, M une frleiti of N-u us. a-. AI -C-Th> aail boat* Win. Crolina, Fashion, iouh Star, u I I'Jwin Forre?t, ate., ice., ate. ie iim?c P'.VlSfU.S OAK K- I \1 I ;?:0 7.'.VI. l-inBTo l a: Hi! Water street, til. lAlharine war kt ?t? ?1. bar Ivk'I,irou, &c ,daiuod the unjust, illc-d ami di picihle fc.'Oltlid, llut the* article? WER NO r H ARDIV 1KB thinking, probably, i were t. To guard .iv uu?t mistake, and as an act of justice to the M:T5tHsM and *'Protection" Eire Insuraine Comiiaiiirs, of Haitford, the subscriber feels bound to add. that the ado* e caution ha n? ap'lic.ition whatever to either of those Companies, but applies only to 'The H artford Fire la'Urnsce Ooinp myof who E. Terry i* President, ami James O. Bollrs S? \iy. jef,iui*r A. II. NhWBorid) V "0 John st. CHE AP HARDW A RE STORE. rPliE S-- crihei is now m* :r f h"? Sprini! Slippl) of 1 HARDWARE AND CCTLE RY. lj.tr hi. arrivals from B;nt.h.c'tsiiu and Sh res. irknhly chea.', at 20? C .uaI s'n et. 0m door west of Hudson, Also, a Urge assortment of Cloth., Cassii.n V?i.iugi, and Summer Goods, from which Clothing of all >r mad. to order in the best ma.iuer nt v?-r, reduced prices, 205 Canal str-et. je 10 II111 *r THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN. A NEW au.I import ?nt article for use in the nursery and as a fastening ladies9 shawls, cloaks, kc., patented in the Ihi.t ISt if.** .in! in F.U'ope, for s le, wholesale, hv \V. H. t AKV Nt CO., 1% I'^arl street, N w York, and by the p.ttcute. it t!i" manufactory. 116 Jay sir t, Brooklyn. Threa 1 ui I u. edle stores, and dealers in fancy Articles, sup pli i OH Iil?. ril tl rms. je '0 61 r l i. V. ASHMERkTOR CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS.? d E. K. NEWHALL. 102 Washington street, B ?*tou, his for sal.- Tty |if? 1.1 Sht colors green, red, .lid whit*?!o. an J s*).iir*?price fr on tw "'ity-tive to fire hundred m mi*r rpHt MESMERIC MAGAZINE. OH JOI K N J ANIMAL MAGNETISM .?Oil ll. II. COLLYKJl Will mi'didi Jrtlv I, IHI2, the first number of ixriodw >l with the oipt at!* nt* ???The New Y??rk Trihune, Herald, Pennsvl vttiinn, Public L "I r, H iltimore Sun, Ann m an, llic'inioud St ?r, Clnrle?t *11 Mer.-iii New O I-ins Picayune, Louisville Journal, t.'iiu in it (i Hr publican, Portland AdvertL- r, will no cr.t twr.ee i week lor weeks, and send their bills to the Mail dfice, ??r i? reive a copy of the Malta tine, and such other public journals ate ib i?rou 4 of rrcwiviu*; the M i^ar.iue will insert aforesaid, ar.d send a copy of their papier to 27 School sheet, kJ >?tou. je9tUnv3wr _____________________ AN INT Ell EST IN (I; WORK ON THE i.A* 1J.st -Y i;; I? bed, by Care v llait. Notes of a Tour ihiou^h Tinkey. G, Egypt. Arabia, retr.ra, to the Holy Land, iuclu?liun, in-! is urr.Mhei! ii: s style whieh evt ryoue will duJ a^ri-iahU. Pi kayfva m. Thr,. |v I,.-: a i i?te 111 the work that is not interesting and iusfnic'ii .-De'. turu.il. U think this hook Intimd to b v oine citenMvely popular, a-a ve runiMiiy oiu wuu ua ntofesrh; and 'hat file w ill .>r hereafter io?* dueled by and uidcr the name of 1 K.vne\. JOHN KK\ MOLDS. SAM 1'el It \INEY. N. It. All tlmse h.ivi;u claims uiiusl the former firm "f Reynolds x R*in?*y, will be kind at to pre .ent tht-tn, id tho- null bled will settle Willi the pi m m* t ioiun t ?r, feS lt?? lw*i SAMUEL rainey. rhe OHEAPifST and most rT.NsTvl C H I N A, LA >S A N D i lT E K N S \V A E establishments in the i*nitkt> states, is hie OLD CHINA HALL IN CHEST Ml I' STREET. (directly opposite the State House', IMiiladclphi?,)and th?- new CHINA HALL. BALTIMORE ST.. I?ALTIMORE. HMIR public may dei*nd upon getting every description of -I French ami Eutfii*ii China. Dining ?**tts, Tea setts, Chamber sett*, &t\, f.?'in the oure white to the most elegantly decorated, at cither of these house*. Rich Cat Glass from the justly celebrated R ?n and Sandwich GU** Manufactory, by the dozen or iu Complete sett*, warranted upcrior to tov ever imported. Country i i reliant* will find over I(*0*? crates and hhds. of Livefpool ami Queeiiswart, o|wii for inspection and sale, t l? a>t twenty per cent cheaper than at the Ion* doubtful ere rf stores. The entire busim f China, Glass, Liverjwv call or writ to the old i Hum II'II in Philadelphi a, or the new Chins Hall in B il tiuiore, ann the w ill not In disappointed. Packing w arranted to any nart of die Union. The French and German I'lnguajre* is fluently spoken by the salesmen. KEKU V C 0. in 11 I in r \tr ELI INO TON A \U FEU innTi i \V Merchant, No. 3 New sttect, on* door Invn Wall r, nl for tin ancient house of Loinelino, of Madeira) oflt r* It.. Hale, in pa.-cels to suit ^urchasen? I30pi|vv, hh ls. arm ?m ill r isx oi me rriftirarm j,orm*i South side, Madeira Wim Reserve, and r qualitiei, the wMf of dir-?( itnjKiri.itiom, sorn#? thirty >i ?r? old, utvh r custom house lock. and entitled to dr twba. qs.alit>, will b* orw.\r?b d, pro npfly executed, and the wine shifted i.? order, i t ty fmnrable price*. jrS )m*k Mfcot 1 m 337 Broadway. to th* t w u reh ?u?e N *>u John afreet, near Bros iway, wliere hi* ettabl: shins* at hat mere a -d aecoinrm?Utioiu, and lie i* prepared as heretof r to I'amvth all t e variety of th **r m wt beautiful Larno*. r?d ?aery article a ?ert*inmg to tht m, at the lowr-st possible raft*. II w ?nM pirtict arly ineite the attention of the proprietors oj. II 1?, Uihrarii**, public or private, and all other large rit ?bli*ht.a ,to the great inducements he is n w j?o pared to offer ihei., to lulu w ith his Lmi|t?. w hich are rnti ly f. from an> thing offeusive and p:odu**ible, at about one li4lf the out of gas. K. D. SAX TON. Successor to A. Di icon, 10 John ?trert. The st; ncy at PhiWI)RPOR VTION S^rfirK ?l*nbh. tfKicr n?i? ?i>. \J Ptn-.lfOl m?i? r?y ?nr uiv?i%J U^a will f tk? ic? iiibii" u:o*i >n xt t!?. I. itv Hill of t'n* tvoI Nf vr ?-rk. T In. the 26th il of Jane ?mit, ?t 12 c eJo.^, n' "??i. in? I e u-?l fr rr? a*y t .Uy until fl wh ?le i th? fc.n?l i ro|H*tx ft ^1 4?? !j tie I tlut' the (Milled *t le ?ent of lh? t?t?? iih p.- r?y U, r>- jn.M d in 'he Nrk. ALt'KKO A. SMITH, Cnm|.fr oiler. 1 u IV f'? oiHee, \i-?ii v imi. itf UwifitUivf L* H litis I K\ HA N l N N n i.I. Oi.iom H ut -J BONNAUD U DEI. \^1(M I h hlre 'he ho?? t .uiorm th? ir acquaintance* and th. public it K??:? ral, ihit ih 'Y xe *dded loth, tr old rttabhthm. ?t. hnowi upward* f l*o )/?r? unfcv the fmii of J. B.tin.trd. th n?xt Saloon on t!ir nr?t of the ainr hoaae, mi| hoe bt Mm iir :iSi d rTerftl le*%cr SaUhum for the accnm? r? an utfiera in any i? the city. .loom* mid O.fi in the atone? of da ttnehonw p* x* he had of tin.?t ?ery inodtiilc reuu. i PERFUMERY. OWEN'S AMERICAN H -A 1 i; PVK rpHlS? Dy? is the etdy infallible Hair Dye now in ose. Maav lherr nrr who offer irticles to the public beann* the uame Hair Dje, thnr are ti>to*!y worthless, hut often injurious tiif hajr. The subscriber pledges himself that the American lairJ)ye M j^rfeefly harinle. in its nature, and infallible in r% effect, a. it %%ill ?-?dnr the Hair only. The lightest hair. red r gray, can in lew h ?ur* b? changed to any dark *had?- from br?wn to a bhck. Thin dye i? used very successfully in eliaiarui^ red or grey whiskers to OMTe?|?ouJ w ith d irk hair. Be sure tl.Jt the name of Kenis Owen is written oil the lahel all :lit rs aia worthless* If in oy use the dy* ?hould fol to t reduce the desired effect, the money will he returned. Manufictuird and for vile b. Karris OWell, No. 3 **.ith Aieiuie. Agents H. lliug, Yi Kult n str.?r; H. T. Kicrstt-d, liroauw u F.. h t uv, M.i1, Bow??ry; i?. Lindsay. 36 Si at h Avium l)ni/.i>t ml Manuel, II orilresser, UCi SfroHilwav. Al>??t \s r.-tiou^* I )ru;r stole, 184 Fulton street, Brookly n. S, uriioei., ol h ci hued may seen at any of the agents. mlfi Iwiu* 3wos*r I i f H ii Wooden Knives.** rPHlS 8j>v n.o>! excellently to some of the New II Oil to -o f. .n who are making great n isc I. i -?!f when they have bald i.. t- not Oldv wtnil fur v?*rybody'* i ill oid Prevent hair from turuniK ^r? i.r Oil t>? keep his own li?ir equal to ati) l i t >tsting i> not intended lor tin' citv N o N? I- i the last sixteen yean. I n i?t* twt'ii 11.1* ft m. ifiii'4 busin but i* I ltn soil uti 1 #re it '..i '.t'i t ?iI runntry, I want to put tlu m tuun'irgUM i t .our I'.M head fooh t!?%t arc making c? i v tnuly's li air uro* rx? i t their own. A. Pastor's Oil ha* ?i-ti Liu p;oi!.i i _' v. >'.-i|>? ri nor. Kor uric, wholesale tuu irirtll, ??t ?t? ell wi I. hI ft. Niw York. A. PASTOR. rice, iO e? o 11 f? h o? urm-d. m?8 I mi* e /"ARRIS TOOT I! '.V I i >in tlM orinb l re* i t i' i Gold v rok?The Onw Tooth VVhhIi ur t ?i ?u, p.? >e**iiiLj the proper- lit*- of cle i. i. 111?1 iti-*nr)?, it*>ioiiiim tie KUOfis to a health. si.if .i I'uph '-.ant taste or odour in i tin- i 'It. hi.. .'J lew tli, or from a der 1 *1 it i ih r and Mill he found to up.-r*' U in. ll j> teeth rlu'D .1 VI. t ?'.V .f to- .iiins fr the teeth. 1! r11. li !i l' i. v.'iuis ?okt ii.kthrn to hi 'lii.> i'ii iii to imti.ict around the terth. !m 'i '.(i cii.d guilts, arising I', ,n etp t? v., highly beneficial. It u j ?rfi 11 s. r\,. .'.drtii c t t? 'l'.-th W v?h nt innlit jut before retiring to re t. Tliii metinHl ii recommended by end* licit den* h\ - an ti I. mnoitd. oid the inotifh I; pi t io.ni.il ie tii?. in i t, ..ud In- ;lthv* state. 1(1 tr?-ill .iliO whilt t? ''t if '.if most Villi.ill If rtio'18 of po r Iiui i;iii hut li neglect the attrition in ces?.\ry f 11 i 'ft i \i i win ?i u ku; led by ill ti?* t mi uis needed. Amoiut thei m know or none wore ideuant I ami flifftif il (halt the Orris Tooth Wash?-it eh \io? niul who tens the teeth, sf: ?n^theiis tl,? k'utru, on ri (lei the mouth, and J s'.M'Clrv I In iirrath. We r? lOii.nifiid iu use to all, young and old.?[Ih -aon Sloniint; Po*t. I Tii Orris Y'soli W ph ij *h? heat detente lit we etc r used on our eiiair t I.?f L)o-t? u Tnuscript. Pnriuil?? by the principal ilrug t?ti in the rirv m-t r m tS i( f'oii i he H UTi Si fJ i F3 i i- Veip ?tahf Exrraet far cl? j f.?ir u>, iIt !l in dandruff or scurf, leating the skill of i the lit* 'id j i? '.-an, iwl produces i mtifni briuht ffloss. j prevent* th> li* I'tlJinc oif, restore* lost hair aim cause* all J short or fine h?ir to ?n?w to uniformity, is ^positive cure for i ?cald h?* ad, cv h'mI pi v. nls ri-nirrnu of diseases of all kiwis i i The pn prh t r. in offsriujg this v i!ii ?I I- art. *h i attii iird by results arising from experience. It will he found I? til who use it lobe the most effectual eve, before di e \,-r- I urotV red to the puMie, and may bo had,tU w holesale and ret itl, it i A. Hoik's .V* Fulton st, cor. Cliff, ninl sold at retail by L). Souls At Co,- 77 East Broadway; Hotton, HJJ E??l JRioadwav; Guion's Bazaar, 173 Broadway; A. 11. Saw'. is 'J I Broadway; Woodworlh, late Boufatiti's it... dw Ik Kii r It Co, 461 Broadway; J. U Dodd, $13 aw! 771 Bro-.dw iy; S,.I,. lin IIH'tualM, .1. 1\ Ciaphatn, 1U3 Canal st; I. J. Co i liu.*fnti,2?7 Hudson *t; K. Onion, corner I Grand and R nvciy; II n; Grand it. awl 210 t, comer Cranb.iry. Price Si per bottle. __ in2f> lm*r A WONDER AND A BLES SING TO CLEAR THE SKIN. TUB ITAT.IW 1'IIK M ltiM'*il of Paris We Contid r M v e>?*ri'ii th ifre t tihil mthroiiist of t!ie .itfe, and Ills Italian Chfinieal Snip n perfect miracle to ruiesH) eruption or d sn^nrernent r any eru.'t.on. It will change the color of 1 ?rl Kultonsfp ef, Bfo klyn; 87 Dock ?t. Philadelphia; 1 Stalest. B '*ton 110 Baltimore st. Baltimore;57 Sf r:i. 11 se are its posiiiv qualities, for which it I i in is of in faculty, and I in? end u; tl ftho M? die il Society of Paiiu It has cured 1 thui- Mul- in t r United Sutrs every disfuuremeiit and I ruption oi ?h in Mich M punplr freckles, b!ofeh? s.i'f rh? urn. scurv\. lo- t -soot*, 1111, sun burn, inorphew, &e. it It will rh'?tr4l!owi,p; diploma award d t M. Vis- r print..the i renter, b the Mt lical Boc?fty ofPafis: a VVr c ..'si h-r \1. Vt h;" 111 i i-? tin greatest phil inthropist of i the a?'?\ ,r 1 hii I a I i in Chemical a inir.i 'If to cure auyeriip- J u lion tir di-fi-itii i.i>11 Id '?e washed witntliis a.? with any common soap. .i?-20 3tc HUM AN HAlR RESTORA- 1 TIVE. the hair :u' tiim mead can be re STORED. n E \I) THIS. ..L'e impirtially, see the r firtioni il?, be u in v tuind t .present .'u#n is oIIYred, hut a fair 11 uthftil statement. Tht jnHhiut will sufficv?a thousand oth r tests* int i i ds on'.1 b '.n il:? K:o n J. S. iJ K- r, 1-s-p, i' RSI, Fellow ol tht U Scientific 1 Institution. k The Ko\ S 1 ttif.c Inotitutum has been favored with a

oi;h as fuiloii "Wi- 1 hi'. io 1 t .hp .1 iu.lt" "?ted J. Hi's' Oil of I 'oral are nit i and bn l that it nui>ts of compound* decidedly favorable tor j ti iui 1 hifcj. s. f;. ninclUsintf rrowth,caring dundrUn, and gW tug a dark ippearuice to the hair, being the finalities most re* no n br Mr. Jonas', which this Bt icti find rfsctlv fr"'. id in vi. a. the enf award Mr. Jon. h t!i" ti sti- i I) J. S. BAKEIt, F. R. S I. I Portman ^ln it, Portinvu S ;uare, I^outloii. street. N. V., it ill ri I- m.able inire of3, "r 8 shilling h hoi11 Be car* ful t" si e rlnt T Join is sign* he r-*uc m Twt-U i.? s?ivh ??f ah hoiir ?.ich .Ir/idrmt/ Xo 2X> I)roacn of v? minis rr- i ]iiiml. j*-7 lm*r LEMON SVRUP, GREAT REIlUCTIQX IX THE PRICES 1 rin(l Boies Lemon Syrup, first, second, third, and fourth 1 jOvv qualities. IOOS b lies S iriiiwrilla ami Raspber y Hymps. vmi do Pine Ai?lde, (iinucr, and Strawberry Syrups. ISO do Orgeat Syrup. 400 do St.nighton's and Winy Bitters. 1080 do Assorted Cordials, Cordetus, MtrtioiQiir, Am lerd in, and Italian 4 0 bring. ?ihj b"S? Kit met "I Lemon. All p.' t fn. shipping of.br, and for *al# at reduced prices it tltc dtl establishment of JOHN B. HEY, J1 Bnrlirc Slip. N. B.? D?-alf r?e m? t t. rv Mron** and durable, and will rle .n like the i tmmt of Lit rhvnbert rI., r vkr.. It. nl II l?',?Kn. Ami in ettr Under with fife m. re ohar^f a, A* li r ballt and |HIW?|.-| m .roml cij i ul j llwki, iff now affftfil |i?r mI? ?t t lucid >ricr? i V I" I B I h ?Uh?i t? Ion 4 -i. :l rrl Pnrchaai.f from abroad can be ?uj?| bed wlib any re t. i.*b|? j n Intttf Mfeoi t lotKf? The fro *t u.hautajrr* of lhe*e fire arm% ou r air other fin arm* now know i, a? weF1 a* their v*;?rri wo the provisional end commercial gentlemen, and the public Cor the liberal ?i pport he lu? receive'! nice occupying the above named Hotel, and hope* by unremitting au mi..|i to retain the patronage hitherto so generously atloided. W. H. .tAs.trtk his {airbus lint no endeavors alkali he k|iiri-tl to promote their comfort* and flatter* himself that kw tan compete with lain a* itr as regards Winer and Viands, it heiug his ambition to procure the choicest for the approve! of' his supporters, ami Conducting business on the most liberal sysi-nt. The daily bill of fare, containing the "reatsst v irietv, combined with moderation of prices, cannot 'ail filing gene ml satisfaction. Breakfasts (plain) Is 3d each; lodgin,? it>? 6d par week. Public Mreting and Committee Aooiiis. 4^8 Jin* VlAKSHAJ.L HOUSED ftROADWAY, NEW YORK.* ?The subscriber i' cnil, fiorn the National Hotel, Troy, will re-ojien the Marshall llotue oil the 30th imUut, u a note I and boardiut. nti..L ?ud de liOeie* of the season, and with attentive serv ints, a:id every r? nd for the comfort of his guests, the under- tied hO; ti to un rtL and r? ceive a slurs ol patronage. U. s. MONK (HO. M-AVKKN AM) i H >i' H(H'SE.?to h 1 ?:ind .?t lb above establishment. Lnglun ham, cold cuts, cho;>?. sti-v**, 6ic. Ik'*. AuorUinnr* diily t 2 o'clock?charge moderate, jell lm' DOAKD?G nt 1 thi ra1 ,or littgl n*ullein?0| I can be accommodated with good rooms and board, in a pica sant i.d t ligible Mtaation, No. 24 Day street, cu reasonable term*?rooms furnished or iiiimiiiiisIk d. je linr A AUD.? BOARDING, at Jamaica Look island. S. V I'eraiii* d? airnu* of pissinw tb summer months 11 tb country, em lie accommodated with pleasant room* and boa id, i- iiu too rner ol W1 ihi id street, Jamaie 1, L. I. Di -lain e from the city 12 iniles. (himinunicatiou by Railroad and S:?. tet 1 and respectable fainilv. Anolv at No. 284 Fulton st? rn7 f1 KNTLEMKN aud theirfainilh andsiuglc Guitlemcn can hT bv MccomiYiodate with Boaid and pleasant lloom*, either furnish or uufuriiisln d, at I2.'? Bleecker street. jv22 Jt'r FOR SALE AND TO LET m+~ I TO LET?A otta^c, with 7 rooms, new I is! hf and a large Gird en all planted with every kind of veJ-V.leL gelation, and in line order, with a y(*r\ lir^e vaiietv of id i 1 fine fruits. Pomes i 11 will be gisen "ii s.i ind iy, the 2'i'h June, 1312, to any family wishing for a beautiful situation. Apply to J. I'onson, Bull's Kerry, she re a regular boat runs 4 times a day. Th e is a line well of excellent w ater near the house, j-22 lw?r AM TO LU. 1 lediati Possession?The three the* Brick Store, No. 5 New street, nm door from \N'.1! t, has two t xcrlteiit offices coininiiincatiug on tin kuI floor. K i Sale, or to L'-t, the superior new,Brick Ilonse, No. 58 Fourteenth -*fr? ct. n ;?r Sivth Avenue, with counter cellar, ba-emt iit and attic, Phi* Home u very exo lleiit, and will be n ch.vu.ed for improved Property in the lower part of lilt city, or fot v vcant lots. For Sale, one of the best Pews in the South Dutch Church, Murray street; also, one-half of a Pew in middle aisle o> Dutch Church, Nassau street. Kacli pew is near the pulpit. Apply at otTice No. 9 in 1*8 Wall street, or to W. A. CARTER, mJSl m *k _ 5 N' w street. FOR SALE?10 small and 30 larye farms, mills, wvfer w er i of aH sort?, stores, public houses, tavern*, in fact .ri^-reil estate of all soru, in New Jersey, low f.?r hill* ci.lt. nigh rail roads,canals, or rivers, from two to lour hour* travel ft "iN w YorV. One farm of sixty acres foi $10,30, and thret I lu n i for Sr,.'>0 each, three and a half miles Irom Plaiultcld. C ill on S. Vail, 41 Courtlandt street, Ssttirda^s, from lento I v.. ther days I'ldinfield, N. J., at the Hail Road H?*tel. !m STEPHEN VALE, A t. f TNTTAkM FOR SALE LOW.?Au eleuant and eomphfC ttniform and horse .juiomenU of mineral si iff officer. hut vi. little us-d. for sale low, as the owner is about touiitoc i tit il Air. oi f| ii" basin*, cin l? iv* lint si tliii idice directed to Division,M with address, which will receive immediate attention. je2l 3t*r kas,li'Jf.uaw.'.am.. iiis wn mill isiim DENTISTRY. artificial teeth. ON TOR PRINCIPAL OF ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. f From the Courier and Enquirer.] PiENTlSTH Y.?It in not oltenthatwe permit ourselves to spe.\K pi terms oi eulogy ol discoveries on subjects w h'ch lo not come wi?r?m our province. We have not sufficient tnowh-d^c to do it, in live first place, unless indeed the objtc visible or (inirablc,atid this is the case in the present instance. VIr. Levett, Survteoti Dentist^ who arrived some lime since rom London, has brought with him a ie*w method whuh h? tas put in successful practice here, of supplying the loss of e.tl teeth by artificial ones, without the use of any accessories. ti( h as iicatiires, springs or pecs, now in ordinary use; uor h .n o)Hratioti when completed followed by any iiitlammatioL ?r pain. H" can best describe his method himself. We will tow ever add, that many patients wlioni he has providi d with vary necessary cmbvllishments, are ao^elighted villi Mil thai they have permitted him to refer eiypiiiers to li*in who do not apply from idle curiosity, but with a view if profit lint; by the couvictiou au actual exouiiuatiou will rouuev. M. LEVBTT, Dentist, 2f?A Broadway, comer of Warren st. [Copy of a letter from J voice Noah to Dr. Levett.] Nkw York, May 24fh, 1342. Dear Sir:? 11 is both a matfi o| duty and pleasure to state, that the set of irfiliei.tl tlt terms. U Terences?Valentine Mott, M. D. Granville Sharp, Pat!t mini, M. D. Alfred 4J. I hist, M. D., and John C. CI.eesemau, M. Dj *26 3rn# in dentistry. 1X7M. THORN. DENTIST, solicits the attention ol those who w ear artificial Teeth, and those who may leipme them to his method of supnlyitig the Mailhrv family, viz., die Teeth. Knowing that there #is dis nqree?ble ta.te in the mouth of those who indulge in acid*, resulting from the action ill" the acid on the Gold Plate. In all cases that admit of it, In iti'erts teeth from one to a complete set, w ithout uniug one particle f metal of any description 81 Chambers afreet. m22 lm#c f v f x i v i t i i xrtvr iv I Mi. rAWtLl I, VfEMBF.R OK TllF. ROYAL COLLEOE OF SUB*l UKONS, of London aiid Kdmbmvi, andoflh** Medical Cnilr jr of Philadelphia, confines his practice to select branch ol liia pro leas ion. M Nocet empta dolore voluptas. Dr. F. i* eiicourvyd by the uniform auco attending hi* ti iomnt in ii ereal, gU ^strictures minal waaknci ind mere ial affections, together with ill tii other bad symptom* to hie h iiuderiniim the constitution Mil lay the foundation of pre mat ure decay, either from nult r. .itm-ul or any other came. hi an h 1 tenons the appetite is l? i illy defectivei and the {fellah i"i lit?- almost subdued.-** 11. mode of treatment is mover* illy admired?his tin di? ines i ing pica inttotlM tnti indsi ell tl. trini tin nbrea ft imach and give that perpetuity, what a good digaation requires. Hit treatise on constitutional or nen nisdebUi* tv affords very extensive observations on sexual dt-bilitv.semiii il ikm ami inn.Hitency br ?%?uht on by delusive habitsall it attendant s> m| nm n?io ill) expl liu* I. TI i a in be obtained it hi oim e, 196 Full street, whei Doctor can be consulted it all hours of the day and night. Letters oust paid ill receive immediate attention. m29 lin*e (irinrc TO sorxo TIth w ith ut pain or incoi>\uir.euc a.id with viliu ti it Im-coiiu impacted as oil" solid holy, main:lining its cjiiiM ap|H'.?? .*ic** and Uses for lifr, The numerous testimo i in the it ciaas of i iet speak i moat nhwii tejm* a*- to it* efficacy. The Kvciiin: Post, 2l*\ May. says? It i adiitirat;I nlapted for sore or tender teeth, and to ifii is person-i, and Dr. A. C. Castle operates u the teeth m ith treat care and ability.w l' followiiu*, frotn 'he New Orlems Pioiyunc.D'C fiih, siiili-ieiitly sjH-akt ?t Dr. C.'s skill is a mechanical d^utisP iMLicnt. who waa employed in the Florida servi sfaatOflpheric pressure, from one to an entire set of teeth." T-otha*he !flls, one of which put in the painful tooth will effect M" rnvnentcure. Dr. V i.C. rafVrs to the Spanish Ambassador, Spinish Consul. Mrs. Grier.il Gaines, Dr. F. C. Johnson, President of the die d Soci IV, and the several Protestors of tlie New York I j;n rsity of niysicians and Surgeon-. I) .'.AFN K>S.?Dr.*. Castle and Edw in! Aurists, 297 Brc id>. attend to the r ure of deafness, and ill diseases pertaining lo the ears. Aconwtic Dro|?, sure cure for incipient deafness, it iiin, or collet; -1 in I'm ear. jgf Imv i w M fik L I LK. rn wirVu F;Ki SE'A I H- M. I' c iti|??issess, by ?isin/ SHKUMAN'S (Irris Tooth Paste.? Nothing caa compare with it for rlrauig the Teeth, kerpinv i m aching and decay, hardening (n lamindiwi leip inc the breath. Recommended hv I) A. C. Castle, ?U7 B ikuI* w.?\. one of oil r best d ntists Dr.^ Klliott, the distiiiHiiished Oculist; Prof. Ward, I). M. Fry*. K-q. .md the tiioiiMinh whr. Sherman'. other it it Ihfi N i?-in it. Ayentt, Hu.hton It Av piiiwaN't 3 Storr?; Sanda, *7.1 Broidway and 77 F.aat Ilro.adwiv; ChnreliY, I"* B '"'tl; and Cndimron't, ?n ||tl>|inn at; K State ilreet, Bo Ion, mil 3 Lodger Building!, Phil id. I| In i. jr!7 r UTlLLIAM ARNOLD. M t>., LIE vrisT-re.(.ei inform! hi* friend* !in tne pnh. if [hit he ni!y h* niiaul'.r i? u ml iii nil branches ol In* pn?i? ..ion, at hi. r?-?iii i? hi? foen.L and the |*iHltr that In I. N. w tlnhia VOW OPEN, at hit old ?t ition, tontli ?ide ol I utle Harden Brnlge, at the IIittrif. wlnrf he will I*- pleate. to t> r them all. lie wight add utvra in n fcrencr to hi? yreit indexten iTc Swimming Ttth, the i frv raimr.i li.'.la Tntatr Bath., the o'at, retired, .id tile Lidiet Bilht, with apart Weeping rut ifw.alei thiftitgh tin- whole Imildtni:. But com. and t! e?jnd if >r youtelvri. Added to all thu it the rivoyme ut ol o tie of the jdc u.mtett vir'aa and coolett aeata aSonl New Yoilt inthetirrat Saloon oaor the I milling?well (applied w uhetcrv comfort, from a diali of good cotfee to the t| arkling champagne. Directions (or halhing, under an riiieneiire ol thirty odd veara, a'wayt freely girrn. Alto Shower Hatha auaual and ?nproud. tm*t "medical. i dr. horne: /"CONTINUES in be consulted confidentially at hia uffite No. vv 7a Murray street. Strmsrrs arr respectfully apprised that Dr Horne, bring legaily bred to the medical profession, in the city o| London, ha* been r. practical metiibrr of the said laiulty of physic lor .e, which engages his profuuutl attention. His rspeutuce is eery great?Ms suceaaa astonishing. He cautions the ugfurtunslc against the use of mercury; thousands are annually mercurialised out of lift?recent affections are, without mercury, estmgui.lieii in a few days See your cases eradicated, not latched tip. The h aruud Dr. Bucliau emphatically obsc iVes-?"Marrn d persons, siul peaous about to be married, should be pnj lieulariy cautious ofuaose affections; what a dreadlul inheritance luiim inn iinmatrntT I't rtous afflicted wt h protracted and deplorable cases, need not despair of a roniplatr recovery bv applyiug to lfr. Horne. A resilience of 36 years in New York city lias established Doctor Horne i ch 'rafter as a man of sterling honor, and based on real respectability anil skill. Dr. H. olfers to Ins patron, a sure guarantee. Dr. H'rite's offices ate numerous, and natients nr ?er come iu contact. Attendance until mue o'clock in tliu evening. NOTICE. T7* THOMAS O. HOKNE, son of the late Dr. George T. Home, resjtectfuily apprises the )>ubl|c that he continues his father's most successful practice at his establi>hmeut. No. 7H Murray street, and may be consulted daily until 9 o'clock, I'. DOCTOR BELL. rjOCTOR BKLL devotes hi* per*? ual attention (daily, until'? I*. M.) to the removal o?' private disease* iu ??er> stage. All sufiVring um.cr piotracted cases, aggravated or uu? sin-., fu i uoit..at advice, and all necessary directions to enable the i*tir mfatiMi in my wnt BliMllbll suffering*?U> him, therefore, am I most, justly bound in ever lasting gratitude to return a most lasting and public acknowledgment* I applied for rel;efin vain to some of the most eminent of the medical faculty, some of w hom advised country air, others amputation of my lunbs. Under their treatment 1 received no beneficial effect, but grew worse and worse, until my legs and arms were nearly covered with malignant ulcers, and presented a siKCtacle awful to look upon. By the timely aid of the above physician, I am not only healed, but every vestige of this formidahl i,;sea*e rooted out of niy system. I pulnisli ties for the benefit pi suffering humanity, and advise all loseek rcLfe/from my lasting bel -factor. JOSEPH rOURCH, 470 Hudson it. I certify to the above fact*. JOHN AX FORD. News Office, 186 Bowery. I certify to the above facts. JOHN KIRK MAN, 31 Catharine st, N. Y. Soap and Candle M.an'y. This is to certify that Joseph Pourch has be* n in my employment both heforrind since his affliction, and 1 do not hesitate to say that the above acknowledgment is true in every particular. J. W. BUSH, St. Ins|>ector Otli Ward. 1 believe the above Hatemi nt to he correct. rKKxuMAN ('AMrBLLL, Alderman of 9tl? Ward. N. B?The Doctor has removed to 164 Canal a: sect, where the modi* ine may be obtained for the cure of all long standing complaints?is put up with full directions, price $10. which is warranted to curt?if not, the money will he returned. It matfcrs not whether the throat,bouts, or any other part is the scat of the dues**?it w ill likewise eradicate all the had effect* of mer ciirv. The medicines will he forwarded to all parts of the United States, by *ddr? *sing a letter, post paid, enclosing the above uro to Dr. jOSKPH HEINE, 161 Ctuial ?t. Patients will be ^ttt od? d to as usual The Dr. lus more ban 500 certificates in his |>osstssion winch i may be seen at hi* office in27 lm*c__ "HOMO sr\l NIHIL HFMANI A MELIENHUM PUTO." T am a Man, and whatever concerns Man concerns me." A Such ?s the literal translation of the sentiment of Terence the Roman P?*t. and it breathes the purest sentiments of feeling which should ever agitate the human breast. Strive hut to save, ''is God's own gift To aid the cause of human kind? And they to Heaven whose eve* would lift, By dot ds on earth are scarce to find. A remedy lor trouble of any kind, physical or mrti'al, is a d son, comer Fulton William streets; Kursted, 529 Headway; Pastor, 165 Greenwich street; Reafe, 755 Broadway; Hays, 1J9 Ftilton street. Brooklyn. i5 lmr R II. Cl'RTIS, Veterinary Suigeon, member of the Royal Veterinary College, London, and Fellow of the London Veto: i n.trv Medical Society, begs to inform the irih ibitants of New York arid its ncighhoihoou that he has just arrived from Kngltnd, and intends carrying on the practice of the Veterinary Art in all its branches, at 138 Canal street, near Varies street, where he rrspecttully solicits their support. It. II. C. has brought with him his diploma ami every other certificate in :hr power of the Collsf^e to grant also the highest recommendatory testimonials Imin the different Professors, these, com' ined With in yc.rs ettensive practice, both town and country, will, he trusts, entitle him to the confidence and support of the American Public. Horse and Cattle medicines sent tn anv n.irt -til* the mtinfrv. P. ft. *11. 11. C. li.ttl cnn.ider.bl. rtiwri.we in tbr rpiil.inic wIik0! hw b*en ki prcVklrnt .mongtt c.itle in klncUm) do.mn tl?e l??t two run. Im'i FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS CASTLE GAHDEN. KLIA9 THOMAS respectfully informs the public that lie ill* completed, ami placed ar fnc above location. one of the most eitrnsive and ornamental B thi for ladies and gentlemen Thai ever floated unon the American waters, planned and built by Mr. Calvin Poll trd, and adapted to all the purposes of health, lecreafiou, and instruction. This Hath measures in extreine Irnxth 161 fe**t by 75 feet. Tbr gentleincn's Bath is H6 feet by 4?>?the ladies* (tT AM) CnlJi KAI/r WATER BATHS. RABINKAL"* New Hot and Cold Bait Water Railia, at the o\ of Deshrotses street, f third pier south of anal street. North River.) are now open for the accommodation of both I till* a .intl g eltmV TJILI.S x ha ngu to ihc regular practitioner, but more iiopoaUnt to the suffering and deluded victim. m28 tm?al>omge. He tiatu rs himself it w ill be sufTici.nt to.say lo those who hive been acquainted wiih the established reputation of his Ice Creams, &e. fur lite last nine years, that nothing shall remain on hi.* part to retain, and if |NMsib!e to ever 1 his former effortsWe ?iill continues the manufacture of Confectionary in all its branches, ami is ore oared lo supply f'tmilu s and dk or restricting him in his usual diets or pursuits, while his medicines arc agreeable in taste and smell. Permanent obstructions in the urethra, such is strictures udc^ larrementof the nrost ate eland, accompanied with much irri Cation and (lull p.tiu about these pait*, art- some of the constt^ucures of mil-treatment. Dr. M. treat* stricture* in a scientific manner, promoting absorption of the thickened circular merabr me ithoul in) pain. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITT.-Tbomiul of young in*. 11 are tuff* ring froin the consequences of indulgence in a secret destructive habit,and whose nerves are further injured from the use of nostrums, and pretended specific*, which stimulate only to induce greater depression. Dr. \1. treats such cases on purely palhoUtticat principl s, au, FEMALE 1*11VSICIAN, INFORMS the Ladjf* of Nt'W Vork and Females, that she I continues U) sivi" advice and prepare Iier popular and efltea- cicms medicine* lor tin- disc i ;e.sof Lm.dis. Madmne C. is tii|- J PI to announce thai her lioatnient lias pvtu much satisfaction r to tin- numeroii; patu ntJ who have relie'l upon her abilities? M ni anie C. has'fell h i-elf indited to undertake the resiiouaible oilier of Female Physician, from loos experience and practice,'having a knowledge of the structure of tlu- humm tramc, an ignorance of which renders the uublndiing preten ous, and decoying panacea* of mercenary adventurers u.rlcst, it uoi in- juiions. Single and married ladies may rely with confidence i n lier si.ill and maternal solicituda as a female physician. How- J ever distressing may be tin ir complaints her medical actptiieHints, will he found adequate to the case. In sh>rl,she grounds this notice sin the successful results of a th-rough medical education, and reliance on appointed means of imparting health, vigor and hap| iness lo all who honor lier w ith their confidence, and stcrrcv. All letters post-paid. Office and residence ft I Lispeiiard it. ji21 lm*c 1 lj OCULISTS. THE EYE. JR. WHEELER. OCULIST. i TNFI.AMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EfF.8.-DR.{' I WllEELF.lt, Occnlist, 33 Greenwich street, New York- respectfully iuforas the public, that in consequence of his compiled to confine hi* office attendance strictly between the liours of 8 A. M. to 1 P. M., after which hours he visiU out door |?atient.*. Notwithstanding that among the many hundreds of cases which Dr. Wheeler his attended, many hare been operated 011 by other professors without success, and pronounced by them incurable, yd he has never failed to eradicate the disease, and effect a |>erfeet cure, despite of every disadvantage which may have pn seutr Wheeler, Qlr" will uol bj taKcu from the Post Office, unless post piia ??Q QT?* The vast Duidtk r of cist s which anve beencnr* Dr. Wheeler, have ahr_clwy giv?ti him a wide spread rrptfCT 1 1 ?and filed it u|n)ii a liisis as lasting as the gratitude of those w 1 in he has rescued ftoin a M living doalh- Of the number ofr *r* tilicaies, which patients have offered to liiin of their own ac I cord, ha selects the lotlowiag, not thai the enliaio non it* mailable than many others, butbicaus* the Persons who w rote litem appeared to be actuated by a commendable spirit of philanthropy, in seek ing to make known for the good of their fellow men, the b?uciit which thwv have received from Dr. Wheolci's Ueaimvnt. Nr.w T? ag, March 15th, 1842. To Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 33 (Jrwn??Cs st. Dkar Biii-Thst you may, if you lh,nk Proper, mate publicly known the high estimation in w hiu? 1 hold ycu as an orenlist?1 beg to give you, ill addiuoa 1o my veual acknowledgments of the benefit You have c interred Uj?ou me as a patient. this written avowal of my ftreat indebtedness to you lor restoring the sight of my poor little child .rom the dangerous 1 disorder which lately afflicted its sight The child was 01 such I tender years, and its disease was of suck alarming a character, lh.it I unpaired, until told of your rKiiI in such matters, o| ever obtaining any remedy for her, and die more especially as other physicians had afforded her no micf. I am happy, how ever, thus to confess that you have efftvtu.illy cured her, and I cordiallv. h* irtilv th ink on. for vour hizlilv successful enr lions. Yours resiwclfully. MARTIN WATERS, ll?!H*mmer*Iey st. City ?nJ County of New York to wli In the hope of being si rsiceable to vine of my afflicted fel low creatures, I hereby voluularily oiler my grateful testimo mils to Dr. Wheeler, the C cuksl, for realoritw me to perfect sight, (from iota! blindness,) after havitig before been unsuc cewftill) tr. 'ted and 0|>erated upon by upwards of twenty ol the most eminent and celebrated medical men of this city and different p.irt.s of Uie United States. In witness whereof, I mike deposit,on, under oath, toils truth, andhereuutosubsrribe mv none. JAMRS O.KAKURD. 78 3d Avenue. Sworn before me, the 3Ulli day of March, 1812. Geo. Iari.a.xu, Cm. Deeds. 7 Nassau street. City snd County of New York s?. David Powell, IS8 Jackson street, Brooklyn, being duly sworn, says, that he was afflicted eight years with the Egyp tian opthalmia, and ulcers in the eyes, and though under one toe lint oculists at the Rye Infirmary four and a half years, ne experienced uo rein I, hut berime blind, ill which state he w.-u placed under the treatment of Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 33 Green rvicli street, who has entirely restored his sight. DAVID POWELl, Subscribed and sworn to before me, this Slit day of March, IM2. Johis Bi lsi.it, Com. Deeds, i 21 Wall street. City and County of New York: ss. Marv Ann Pirliy, daughter of Mrs. W!m?lcs,No. 01 Catharine street. bring duly sworn, ssys, tliat she a short time suffered dreadfully tre::i a disease known, technically, (as dr|ionent is informed) to tie Amaurosis, which rendered her ipufe blind. Although -die had the best asaf'tancr that could be afforded her at the Eye Infirmary, (as w II as from an eminent oculist in t'tis city, who rvrntuifly fold her the sight conhl never lie restored) she never received any essential benefit until she was placed under the care at Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 38 Greenwich s'rert, whose kind and skillili irrttment, has entirely restored la MARY ANN PIRLEY. i Sworn before me, this I5th riav of April, 1811. i Isaac P. Maaii.x, Cons Deeds. 1 It Wall stiecL. I City and County of New York: it. Mr. 8. Cady, 81 High street. Providence, R. I., heingnuly sworn, says, thet he w as totally blind in his left eye. for nine year*} th? canst* ol the Mmdn wu cataract; tnai in* "ii,y:u 1? Ui. Wheeler, (h ulivt, of XJ Greenwich atrrr who, [by ?u operation attended by eery little pain ami Inconveiin without danger,] Imu jieifectly reatorcd hi. tight. I n. einurnvtanc., he b la it liiv duty, to .rate ma grantorle, t. 23th ihy of April, lj)l2. W. H. Braac, Com. Deeda, r mlSlm't ftl Nvttaa .tret I TMSEASKS Ol THE EYE AM) EAR.-J 8IIA> K8. XJ M. P. rripertiullv a.in 'inert to the ptlblic that he In. re- moved hit otfic to 17) llurla, n .tiret, near Canal, where, lie will, at utaal, ilevoti I .penvl attention to the tnigirvl. medical and operali.e treatment of nil diiraae. incident to the human eye and ear, and delect, of vnion, on Monday., Wednetday. and Friday., from I to II o'clock, noniai. Advice uid medicine to the |wvor (gran.) on the evening of the above day., from 5 to S o'clock. N D. At all other tunea Dr. 8. attend, to the central orac tier of hi. iirofe?aiou. ml) lmriw*r 1 How.pia'. Miltnra Thi. eatremely drliciona and nnparallrlrd T? a,.o highly celehraird in China anil Europe, ju.t nn orted, I. now for aele at the Canton Tea Company a Oeiveml Tea E.tahlivhment, III Chatham atreet, New York?in Chi J uaae Package.. Pricet X) centa and $1. lm MEDICINES. b DR. SHERMAN'S MEDICATED LOZENGES. 'THE8K articles ktvi now been used for nearly J- four years, and the [RWit proof of their efficacy in renorm* the various diseases for which they are recommeuded a, that the drir.and for them has been rapiuly i acre at lite, and ersous wlio have once need them not only continue their use, nit recommend them to their fnenda. cough lozenges. Ire the beat medicinee in the world for coughs, eoldn, con nmption. lire the only articles which never fail in re mo v in* worms ol verv description, both from children and adulu. the camphor lozenges Ire a sovereign remedy fbr sea sickness and nervous headache. nioiutton, Iuwiiih 01 stunts, ana all nervous disease*. Tin' Hou. Aaron Clark, Hou. Edw. J. Porter, R>?. &jr iandcock. Iter. Mr. Dunbar, of the McDougal street CharrJi| isve used them. Officii 106 Nassau street?Agenti, Ruihton k AspinwalPs hire stum; Bind*', *73 Broadway 77 East Broadway; CodIrirmton, 277 Hudson. ?i22 c THE MAGIC MIXTURE IS considered the safest, moat s|ierdy a* well aa tlie moat plrsa?aul remedy for the thorough extinguishment ofgonorrhrna and uialoi;ou? affectiona of the urinary organs. It ia not like the moat of advertised medicines, a chimerical one, but is the actual result of twelve years |iractice. It has uever failed to cure iu a lincle instance. Sold at C. II. Rinv's, 53 Fulton street, corner of Cliff; Dewar, coreer Church and Chamber; and at druir stores 411 Broadway comet I.isjieuaril street; 63 Bowery cor Walker; 77 Cast Roadway cor Market, and IStVa Fulton street, Brooklyn. Price $1. jeZ 11 n r |\ff IDWIKERY.?Mr*. RUSSELL, licensed by the Faculty i'l. of Ph> sician* .tml Surgeons, Glasgow, Scotland, to practice midwifery, and to treat the diseases of women and children, begs lean- to intimate, for the convenience of her numerous patrons, that she may he consulted at her own house, 96 Vyooater street, fr im o to 10 A. M., and from 7 till 9 P.M. Ladles ntlmided at their own houses, any hpur, night onlay. Mrs. R. has the beat of refereuces from mane of the most res|iertable_Physicians_of Glasgow and New York. ni27 lm?c Never Known tcTfail'.-fevkr and ague CURED!?Chill Fearer, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Ferert, audall the various lorms of BiliousDiieases, ^t^'rNlRAUHolAOOGUE^ Ch"'" 0lg'>O'1', This article lias for several years been in hi*h repatf ill those districts of country where tiie above named forma of disease are inont prevalent. Numerous certificates of its efficacy can be iliown at the warehouse of the whle?.ilr agent* minis city. No. 03 John street, bv P. lfrOwNE At CO. kor sale also by J. St J. Coddingtco, corner Spring -tnd Hudion streets A. McLcod. 309 Hudson street; Sam!. Uotton, 108 East Bioadway; W. M. Thaiinan, comer Caii.il aid Varicksts; J. W. Basset t, 641 Broadway; L. A. Rosenmiller, 311 Bleeokor it, corner ol C hristopher, IN.I.; and Win. Bailey, 49 Fulton St., Brooklyn John Brice, Booklyu and 8. B. Bowne Ik Sou, Westchester, he. he. _ inlC3aw3in?c P\B. DAVIl) BRENNA has the honor f informing hit friends Hid the pulilic that he has removed from the Granite Building to 175 Chambers met*, where he will, w ithout the use of mercury*, cure radically,end iu a few days, the most inveterate cases of typhi lie diseases. Dr. Brenna's remedy U en lirely free from any corrosive or poiaoncus mineral, and when taken according to his directions, will remove the painftil symptoms which invariably follow the abuse (or rather the use) >f mvrenry, and other notions medicines so universally administered in lliose cases. Dr. Brenna's remedy is so siinpV that it can be administered without the least danker of had con.seinenres, the patient being able during the treatment to attend :o his business and live aa usual. Dr. Uremia's practice is not confined to the cure of th? above lisiase, but will continue to giy e his professional adview to j>a .ients, and lo administer medicines on the hqmeojialhic system, the only one that has or can eve r cure chrouic diseases. Office hours, from 10 lo 3 o'clock, and from 5 to 7 P. M.? I'hambers street 175. m29 Imr A BEllNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILL8.-Let the unfnr it tunale rest assured that there is no exaggeration in assert ink these pills to be a s|ieedy and radical cure for Gonorrhma, Uleets, Irritation of the Kidneys, Str. Thev were for several I ears prescribed by the celebrated Abernelhy ill all stakes of I lie above diseases. In the first stakes one box is usually sufTi:ient to effect a cure in a few days. In lontr protracted chronic itat;es, obstinate k'eets, Sic.. they arc equally certain, having ured huidrcds who had been taking other medicines for nontlis, which tended more to destroy the constitution than to :ure the disease. They never leave the inns subject to the xnublt tome weakness, which so frequently occur after using nber medicines. Tliey have no unpleasant taste or smell; any jne taking tlieni might frequent the most relined society with>ut having their misfortunes suspected. They are coin|iosed ntirely of vegetable ingredients, which iu\ ignmte the system reneratly. Knr sale only in New York, by WM. WATSON, Ajiothecaries' Hall. 36 Catharine st. jelO lm*c H RAND SPRING MEDiCINE.?WHIT WELL'S TEMI br PERANCE BITTERS. WITHOUT WINE On ALCOHOL.? Reader, Imve you no ap|ietite Do you not relish your food I Then use these bitters they will also greatly sslist digestion, snd of course remove dyspepsia, jaundice, weakness of the stomach, debility, Itc. They purify the blood and invigorate the whole system. The bitters are extremely mild uid pleasant. Try tlirin. Price 35 cents. Sold by A. B. it D. Sands, druggists, No. 79 Fnlton, corner f Gold street, and 100 Kultoti. comer of William street A l,? add by Abram. B. Sands It Co., No. 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers street: David Bands a Co., No. 77 Broadway, coricr of Markc-t street. *22 3in*m I" EECHES LEECHES'. LEECHES.?fitXW) very fine large Li licallby Smyrna and German Lcechea, for sale wholesale or etail, very reasonable, orcarefully applied by W.M. WATSON,.Chi inist 3t PharmaCenti t, m3!> Im*r Aimthecarirs' Hall. Catharine an *et. r^TnRED KOR ONE7 DOLLAR-Such is (he eflicaey of Dr. Thomas's Specific Pills, (hat thcv are warrauti d to rfi-cia permanent and speedy cure in all diseases of onevclass.? riie uiHiualififd success they have met with in the most ilifli'lilt cases, at once vivo them a.claim to the atteution of all hose who may ne> d theme of a similar medicine For sale it 273 Broadway, comer Chambers street, 7!i and 100 Fulton St., 7 East Broadway; Syme, o.i Bowerv. Price $1. je2l 3t*r A VOICE FROM LOWER CANADA. \f ONTKEAL, January 15, 1812.?Gents:?\ ou will be sur Lvl prised when I inform you that a large body of Cockina amuga Indians came into my store and traded moccasins, skins if foxes and otters, for your candy, which would have amount' d in cash to fifty dollars; and I am happy to say that the Canatians now regard it as a general restoratire; also, that tny stock s nearly exhausted. We have s large force of the British army sere, also, who have acknowledged its pre-cmiueut merits. In r.ict, I cannot supply the deinaim, and you must continue to re ilenish my stork. 1 shall Convert the furs iuto cash, and send rvu an immediate remittance. Yours, truly, DAVID A8PINWALL. To Messrs. J. Pease Is Sou, 45 Divisionst. Brooklyn, Dec. 27. 1811.?Gentlemen:?I deem it hut justice to yon, however unprofessional the act may be considered, to apprise you that 1 have h d, for two months |>ast, a person under my charge laboring most alarmingly under the influence of consumption, e* nlently the effects of early intemiwr nice. I resorted, w ithout the least hopes of success, to every remedy; the dry hoarse cough continued to increase?discharge rrom the hums was rarr and attended with convulsive spasins? die appetite failed?the bowels became constituted?and s ccld limi uess prevailed over the frame. When I had exhausted all 'nfejsional remedies, I yielded to the friends desire to allow cease's Hnarhouud Candy. With reluctance 1 ||ics of his recovery continued.? lustice rcoiiires this tribute to your discovery. H. HUNT, M. D. To Messrs, Pease It Bon, 45 Division st \oknts?Re?hling, No. 8 Bute street, Boston, Maus, II.,..I v, IO llt.l. .I...i All...... v v Xit-brr, Philadelphia, Rnhinsoii, No. 110 Baltimore street, Baltimore, 5M HaliK'mau, Louisville, Ky. Cook, Pittsburgh. Pa. Jobeon, No. 2C St. CItarles street. New Orleans. Watson, Memphis, Tenn. Aointed agent IGHLY IMPORTANT 1"*0 Farmers Planters and Horticulturists.?The compound ('In inical While Oil Soap may be considered in the pre; nt moment. the best preparation that ever was com|M>unded "or the total destruction ot every species of insects infetling the regetable gingdom?maggots, slugs, rotebugs, |arach, nectarine, ij'ple ami iiear tree inserts, rut and army worms, snail, cabbage ice, and all the smaller insects which are parasitic on indigeious and rustic (lowers, such as the oleander, cactus, finis. cy:iis, in.'srinhriantheiniiKi, wrranis, erica, rosarea, may all by a |iro|etise of a few dollara realise hundreds by saving Jieir fields from the devastations of the vermin. The Comlouud Chi mica! Whale Oil Soap may be had in bulk, or in jars if four pounds, a dozen of which are parked in a box. Ai ply to DR. LEWIS FEUCHTW ANGER, je2 lm*c Chemist, No. 1 Wall street. QPLENDID DISCOVERY FOR LEARNIN0 TO PAINT AND DRAW FROM NATURE.?Amateurs nay see at No. 231 Brosdwiy, a number ol samplea of tainting in wood, velvet, silk, muslin, pa|>rr, fcc.. by a process for which :he inventor has received a premium of two thousantl dollars from the French government. The imitations of ml pointings ire so prrlect that no painter ran imitate them without learning [he prnc SI. By this method, any artist or other jierson mavis irn, in a very lew Irawuts, to paint miniatures to a i erfection JilScnlt to understand without ssflhf thyaatnplea, or taking a ingle lesson of Mr. VICTOR ERNETTE, painter to the -oiirts of Ikmn r. Russia, be. je> Im'c "MONMOUTH BANK, N. J. TMIE notes oftha Monmouth Bvak, signed by B J. Hathway A or J. H. Earl, as caahitr, are redeemed at one per rent bidet ?twa? KARL k CO.. II Wall*. TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN.?An elegant suite of rooms a can he had together or se|asratrly, furnished or unfurnished, iml Willi or without board, in a private family, al No. K White wrest. Also, an upper mom, on moderwee terms. ml7 ltn*r_ MADAME RESTELL, CEMAI.E Plusienn, office and rest denes 1U) Gresnwich I street, beiw.-en onrtlandt and Liberty streets, whars die can be consulted with the strictest epufidrnee, and wheru ilso her celebrated medicines can lie obtained. All letters must >e put paid and .adilreasrd to bn 86ft, N. York city. Mrdicinaa lorwaided by mail. Boston office No. 7 Essss street mil Imr PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. i-svrtsTS D asp pncraRKD II DE BOUDF.LOQUE, M. D., LISBON, PORTUGAL. 'PIIE Sri, ntiftc combination of ingredients of which these 1 I',lis air Composed, hsre made them the wonder and admi atioii of the world. They ars known all aver Enro|ie to ba he only pre|?(ranon eeer discovered that has proved on suable i rtain in producing the monthly turns. Tlieir certainty, in*11 ases, being such that thev mint not be used during pregnancy. Of though mild, safe, snd heallhv. they are certain to prod. nisearnage if used during that ja-rion. The dirertions are translated into English and lie enveloped ound with the seal of the importer, stamped, nffi bos eopains the signatnre of M. de Boudehiiyue. ami the English eetinnshsve the sijnature of I)r. F. MELVEAU. authorised strut far the continent of Amnira. _ Th? can he transmitted by mail k> any pert of th. I rn-ed (fates. Letters directed to Dr. F. NlelIwn 2(, Niw fork, will meet with immediate si tent Mite. SnM hy appnirt nent at 170 Cherrv, near athsnwe street. Pnee 15. Hall ioxes 83. No half boxes eent bT nvm ImSlltlW PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMBS GO R DO ft B K ft ft KTT, c w CORNER. FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS. The N*W Yonn H*nai.t?? A daily p"|*r, jMnrd norninc of fit* week?i-nra f?ro cmU |?rcoi>y. Country irib?f. furniihad ?i tKa umr rate, lor any apaeiie paryal, ..a remittance in ndvaiirf. No paper sent, unlfu paid in ndmnre. Tmr WriiLT III naLD?l-sned etery Saturday morning at line o'clock?price fix and a gtunirr c*ni$ par copy?furnished o conntry subscribers at $3.21 I?*r imnbi, in sdvance, or at tk? ?mf rate for any specified |>eriad. ConERtPOffDRitTt are rfHiuusted to address the tr letters* IaHvs (tosonft lUft^iTT. I'm)TOUT and Loiter?aud all or J Icn on bntineas mast bf punt paid f