The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
July 2, 1842
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r? T11] Val. VIII.?ilo. 181 Wlaoln Ho.3034. f ra1lr0 ads ste amboatst p- pomelfoy c o.*s ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. ?^2 Tiic subscribe r? ar?- now ruuuiliK a n-tu1.it Express ever the Railroads to And from Albany and Buffalo, and the intermediate (ilirct, fc>r FORWARDING, at low rites, with the nt- mi?ti|x*p(i, recuUrity and s*fetv, choice Goods, Soecie, Ht.ik i Notes, Imiifrtant Pa|?arj and Valuable Package*?Will attend to the negotiation, transfer, collection or |>a>ineiit of Bills of Exchange, Nutsn, Drafts, Acceptaurs*. Accounts, fcc., at reasonable |H?r ceiitage?execute orders for the purchase or sale of i Merchandise, Produce aud Manufactured Articles of arary dr- scrurtiou, in rsonallv, in the Uwns on their route, through Massrs. HARNDEN k CO S EXPRESS to Ntw York and Boston, and Men. HAWLeY It CO.'s express to and from Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago and intermediate place.?forming at once the moat direct, f|*-edy and I perfect communication to and from Ike eastern and western cities, for Uic negotiation and transaction of all mercantile and fr professional Utilities., remittances, exchange* kc. I References?Eras!as Corning, Thomas W. Olcott, Watts I Sherman. A. D. Palchin, Noah Lee, James Taylor, Theodore I UlCUd, AiuaiM Aftnciea?Benuett, Backus Hawley.Utica T. A. Smith, Syracuse A. G. Smith, Auburn J. Fsnro, Ut*tiurs J. C3. Snephrnl. Cansndniu'ta David Hoyt, Rochu*Ur John Mc- Kenstrr, Lockport; J. A. Clark, Bata* ia Thorns* Bl ossoin, 1 Buffalo. POMXROY Jt CO-, I No. J Eltliuue Buildings, Albany. >11 3 VVall street, New York. FAttE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. regular maii. r.IVK KoTl ric. va i >iTn' 8TON1NGTON AND NEWPORT, composed of the following superior strainers, miming ill connec- f lion withthe Stoningtou and I*rnv,dt uce, add Boston anil rroVideucr Railroads? MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comatock. RHODE ISLAND. Cantin Thayer. NARRAGANSETT, Captain Woolsey. MOHEOAN, Captain Vanderbih. One of whirh will leave New York daily, (Sundays eicented) from Pier No. 1, North River, Batti ry Place, at five 'clock, r. M. _ Abraivofmetit. The NARRAGANSET, on Monday, for Symington, and Thuraday, Kir Stonington, Newport and Providence. The MASSACHUSETTS, on Tneaday. lor Stonington, Newport and Providence, and Friday for Stonhigton. The RHODE ISLAND, on Wednesday, for atonington, and Saturday, for Stonington, Newport, and Providence. Passengers on the arrival ol the steamers at Stonininnii, may t?k? the Railroad Cars and proceed immediately to Provi denee and Bo.lon. Freight taken at the following much reduced ratea To Boston, on goods weighing forty pollnds or upward* t>* the cubic loot, at $5 JO per ton, and ou measurement goods"/ crnta per foot. I To Providence, on meaaurcmeut goods 5 cents per cubic i foot, and apecific article* aa per larif to be obtained at office 22 Broadway. m31_6rrir_ IMPORTANT TO WESTERN MERCHANTS RELIANCE PORTABLE IRON BOAT LINE For the Transportation of Goods between Philadelphia and Pittsburg. i This improvement in transportation affords to Western Merchanta peculiar advantages. The goods heiug carefully parked 111 the boats at our warehouse, No. 36J Market street, sre carvie.d over tlie Columbia and Portage Railways without transhipment. Careful captains and crews are employed, w ho lake cnarge of the goods at Philadelphia, and continue with tliem the entire route, thus avoiding delays and the liability of lota t being separated on the way. N. B.?Passeagrrs forwarded t* Pittsburg and Pottsville, eve, ry day, Bundays excepted. H. STORKS, Agent. a!2 3m* 7 Washington street. FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PITTSBURG. The proprietor* of Bingham's Transportation Line to Pittsburg, (ire notice in the Merchants of Ni w York, ami alt other persons shipping to tin- Wrst, tluit their line ii now in scrive qj* rmior Goods consigned to them (or seut to go iu their lie., I will be forwarded wkh ectareu nsui, assed among tlx Hudson River steamers. For passage or freight, apply on hoard, or to t t _ V. C. SCHULTZ, l At the office on the whart, or on board, Passengers taking this line of boats, w ill at all tunes arrive at Albany in time for the first train of cars for lite east ami TAILORING. OF'"" THE-UTMOST 1MP0K TANCE TO purchasers of Marshall's Troy Shirts. Bosoms and Col- lars. In consnquence of the many inistakna having been made of late by strangers and others, m finding our only Troy Shirt Depot, we are therefore obliged to made public the cause foi the benefit of all in pursuit of our highly reputrdTroy Shirts, Bosoms and Collars. It is this. A store lias lately hail painted on tin ir window, and about their premises, a sun mir- 1 poitsug ts be "Trov Shirt Depot." Now we inform all. they 1 ilo not keep onr Troy Shirts, Bosoms anil Collars, and as a 5uard agstnst mistakes that may ocrur in future, on account of t lis new sign at the corner store, therefore, we shall circula|e I esteneively the follow ing card, and for the benefit of dealers in ourgoods This is to infe-m dealers and others that Marshall's only Troy Shirt P?j>ot in lite city is sbout sixteen doors from the I corner of resri aml Chathim streets on the riglit hsnd tide in iwtstag to the City Hall?No. 80 Chatham street. This is oar I I ostly Troy Shirt Depot for the receiving ol our highly reputed Trov Bhlrts Risrmi is* >ii hit- 1117. 77 t in*i 1 cause this to be ertenulrefy circulated, in consequence of many mistakes luring beer. nijr of late. B? particular to see the n\mr. MAHSII Alil.'fl. on the window alias: also tin- follow in*? MARSHALL'S ONLY TROY SHlflT DEPOT. 00 Chatham nt m Ktir* r? fmblinf tie *o of the w hite sulphur spriiu'* of Virginia, have been proved to l?e highly efficacious iu Kin univtic. iitan-out, Ililiimifl aud Dysoeptic complaints and ill lh? cuie ol Kr>>i|*das, Sallrm-utn, Scrofula, Liver Complaint, ari l ureal debility, and in many other resnecta, puss (as certim J b> some of the most eminent medical professor* in the Unit d Stales) m??liciml and (waling properties uihiii, .vwscd, and believed to bt unequalled by any iu tins country. Added to these, the rides iu the vicinity, numerous rill up extensive views, neighboring caves and romantic scenery are among the many attractions oftered to these s*f the morning cars from Schenectady and Utica. to carry visitors to the Springs, a distance of about eight nitlm. arriving in time for dinner; also by the Albany ami Cherry V alley turu[?ike hv dailv stages, being about rorly-iive miles wrsl of the &.\rn\. coKi and shower B iths furnished at all rimes, rithci >f ii, mim r\l or fresh water, anil every attention git en to reni?sr the stay of visitors agree able. An abundance of the purest inouutai" soring Ire m ?t foi th* loison. W, Dt be ili ,apjH?inted as heretoforex tint owners of the boat arc determined to regularly as advertised; for further particulars sve the Sun. Gentlemen can be accommodated witn the best of board ind lodging at five dollars per week, and have their dinner at what hour they please, except Sunday, always at 1 o'clock, P. M. Military companies on target excursions will find it to their advantage and pleasure to visit the above place anil try the target ground and Ponton's good dinners. His prices are according to the times. J. Pouson is always at home, and will be happy to see his friends and visitors. je 12 lm*r THE HAMILTON HOUSE.-This esublishmeut is now A oten for Ihe netpdoB ol fioaptny It has bsra thorooghlj renovated and furnished anew, upon a scale of liberality commensurate with the demands of the public. The department ol the cuisine has been placed under the charge of a capable and experienced artist, wno will lark no supplies that the markets cau afford. To those unacquainted witn the locaiiou ol the Hamilton House, it is only necessary to say, that it is situated at the ocean cntranoe to the Narrows, from eight to ten miles from the city, on the high western bluff of Long Island, com minding a noble view of the lower bay and the Atlantic and landward, the hizhly cultivated and fertde shores of Stateu and Loiys Island, and tin- karboref New ki>iU. Nothjjycnn ex briou. air at all periods of tlie d.y, the rtv accc.. by sta{? and stc ont'cMt, ami tlip mincled life and retirement ol'tlir .pot, render till: esubli-hinent second to iiodp within linndr.d mil? of New York. Thr apartment. are cominoiliou* and airy, and their n. eemmodation* in marked contravi with ihoaeof similar house. In"etcifore in the vicinity of the city. The ride* in the neighborhood, the fulling grounds, billiard rooms, ten-|>in alleys. and other accessories ol recreation, leave lit'.le, it is be tiered, to lie wished for by any guest. Karttilirs desirous of securing rooms for ftir season would do well to make early application to the proprietor. je7 tmr RaTh HOUSE, LONO ISLAND.?This long and well D kai iwn boarding and sea bathing establishment, having re- I c?ntly undergone numerous improve menu, among which is the erection of several elegant summer hosues U|?o?i the margin of the ocean, is now open for the reception of company during the season The great extent of private beach on this shore?iSe perfect security in bathinp, even for ladies and children, (the bathing houses be ing within a stone's throw of the marmot)? the shady, cod and delightful locust grove adjoining the house ?the pleasant rides in the surrounding countr /?the excellent fishing grounds and other sources of healthful recreation and uBoaimtiit?the bimiwl view of the Ail ide ocean tod t&e lower hay, almost constantly enlivened by numerous vessels arriving or outward bound, render this situation in ev*?ry respect unequal! I by any in the vicinity. Its accommodations are ample, rlie rooms airy and the temperature, even in the warmest d*y? ?f suinmer. anything hut oppressive. The rciiiofcc of communication and distance, (being hut nine miles from Brooklyn.) the access by stages at hours ereotomooausd to business rentier it peculiarly well adapted as a residence for gentlemen of basic ss in New York. jetf 2m*r WILLIAM BROWN, Propri-tov. QHAKON S"RlNGl PAV1LLIO.N, SfhuHAHlK CO. kJ E.urthof July.?The Grind O .nine Bdl fur the 8e??o:i, will taka place on the evening of the 4th July, at the Sharon Spring. Pavilion, wliich i. now open for the reception of visiter.. No pain, will be spared to render the entert tinurent agreeable. O. VV. B. OEDNKY. jt at t2djy B~T.DKOKD MI.S'RAL SPRINGS?Thi. well known water itar place, situated in Bedford County, Penns> lvania, is now Djwn for the reception of visitors. To those who have never visited the Springs, it may be nrces??ry to *sy that they are situated n'*ar the great Western TurniMkr, which passes through Pennsylvania from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, a few miles east of the chief elevation of the Allefhany Mountains. Every thing h is been provided at this watering place to render i sojourn pleasant to those who are seeking health or enjoyment. Amusements will l>e found suited to all tastes, ami a good baud jf music will he in attendance. The liberal patronage extended to the subscriber the two last teasous, will induce the renewed exertions the coming season. June lOth, 1812. WILLIAM REYNOLD*. jeZteod lmr Pr-qwrielor. BATH BUILDINGS, FORMERLY HENS HAW'S, at Long Branch.?This ex" tensive and delightful Sea Bathiw; Estahl shment will be opt nr.i hi the sftbscnbei on the S7th Jim, intlsny. HeWp respectfully to infirm its former patrons and the public, that roiisidcrable additions and alterations, enrreasing the comforts, have been made since last year, and will he in complete readiness for their accommodation. Wishing to lie as reasonable as the times will afford, the board will he seven dollars per week as last year, instead of ten dob ars as formerly. hihlreo of a certain age and servants half once. Hlorw-t full$1.50. Hr hop?s he may say without imputaion, that hi* table and accommodations will he equal to any on Long Branch. Young people not requiring too much room,will Snd accommodating terms. j? 22 ltn?r JAMES GREEN. BOARDING. AT DEAL. MONMOUTH. CO. N. J, T KWI8 F. HANKINSON respectfully informs his friends D and the public thai he has fitted up in the belt style the total formed) ccupiedb) Jacob C ortes, at the ftbivs 11 it la he mi>st heathful situation on the sri coast, aboir 7 mile* from Red Bank, and fourteen from Higstown. Stages |?aii through uid fro to meet tin Philadelphia car*. The terms of hoard will found \er\ BMMCritl. Also, stabling, Ike, for horses, on rery reasonable terms. L. F. H. pledges himself that no effort of his will be wanting :o render tho e who patronis* him comfortable, and that his rouse w ill be found equal to any along the coast. ic30 I in r PAVILION; SARATOGA SPRINGS?The Pavilion, conf tS 'uous to the Pavilion fount tin, and equidistant from Jotifrcss and Iodine Springs, ha* been thoroughly renovated, md is now open for the reception of visitors. Fur convenience >f location, beauty of the ground* adjoining, commodinuanets iftlw rooinr. and effort* on the part of the proprietor to make ris ?w*-sts comfortable, this house, it is believed, is not surpass>d. Thr. charges for hoard and rooms have been modified to nret, iu mint degree, ihe depression of the time s. A share of latrotiage is respectfully invited. JOHN CROSS, Proprietor. Saratoga Tsnrimrs, June 20. Ifl'tt. je27 2wr DRY GOODS, &c. TO THE LADIES. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.-The pronne tf",', Mi?i 9 KING, daughter of tin celebrated Cvl King, i(T> r? fof sale i moot select ana choice INOfMnt if MilllMTy ioaiU, for the spring trade. never u yet presented to the pabif, ti i? u regards the quality *n'l cheapness of the articles IV assortment consists of thr following The celebrated SILK MAT. CALLED CAPOTTE D'ORuhANS, u worn by La Duchesse DOrtesni, of Trance, >111,1) SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL ATI LI. Auil Lawn ll.iu J do?An entire tuts sty le o HaU called 44 MODINE CAPOTTER, EL.SSLER COTTAGE.*1 Parisian and English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest te? ',?r favor her with arall. and rvininir lirr elegant ami varied stork of Mililiery for themselves, before tin v pun lisse elsewhere, aa it alii lie a treat sating to them in prire anil a (real ad vantage aa egarda the variety auil jnality of the gn.xls. illSS S. KING, Magawne de Modes, je22 Itr.*r 293i I. and fsthion. rh> err than ever offered, ran lie found at *7 Broadn ay and 9! Cannl street, all of heir own mar ulaetiiriug. Gentlem-n will not b-* disaiUHjinteil falling at he abuse store, as they will And the very article hft want Bays, do yon c i:l, aa yii w ill In suited to a T. jeWlf c GREGORY h CAHILL. DRESS Ml UTS?LATEST EBENCH -a"**E/ST\ I.E.?The subs, iiber mal;. a to nrib r, Boots ?f tlie above deseription, of the finest quality of 1'rein h Call Akin, and in the latest style, and at very' reasonable prices.? Jentlenen who have hern in the habit of jp'.ying eitravagant rices for inferior articles are requcited to fall and he convinced ha: his pricri are from ten to twenty |ier fent lielow other torn in the neighborhood Drawings beijg t.ikcti of the I'ejrt, nil a pair of lav's kept (or each customer, there is no diff.cnfry n getting a handsome yet easy St. Constantly onhnid, a large assortment of faskionalile ready nade Boots, a -ices varying from TWO DOLL ARB FIFTY ;ENTS TO SLY DOLLARS; Half Boots, Gaitera, Shoea, ump?, Slippers, k> he.at equally low pnr.es, JOHN L. WATKlStS, lit Fulton st? 1m Between Nassau and Dutch tt?. BETTER pFac- to find Boots and Sr.nes cheap, C^^^g and we are not anre that in New York ihe,e is any lace to good as at the Clinton Boot and Shoe .Market,ifftl Canal tieet, n. rtn cast corner ul Hudson street. Those who hate ned appear to genii illy satisfteil that this is a fart nniiesisoiiahle. All thoae who m>y not have tried our hoots, hoes, or gaiters,will 11ml it m their advantage to make the trial OOQ. A. KNOX fc CO, N. B. Country merchants a >e b> the paekage or dmrn inm lu?er LI AC IIINE BLANKETS.-A bal., for .ale t,v >1 m III e e rF.RSSEh BROOKS. Mheety r. i,LOtrR?icnjsrrcls StTotSs S?uam"Mil|a Flour. For sale by LK COLLINS h CO je36 tt Booth at. w ro EW YORK. SATURDAY BOOKS AND STATIONERY. An interesting work thk k vs 1 -j .t be too murh admired.?Spirit of the Timet. We doubt not bur these two iuiereatinir volumes will be eagerly sought for by the public.?New World. Tin* w ork is precisely such an one a.-- a man ia glad to take up \vh? n he desire* information u4?on the subject of which it tre *t*.-^Brother Jonathan. A very pleasant unpretending account of rambles through j region* ah nit which every intelligent mind desire* information, j and it it furnished iu a sty le which every one will find agreeable. ?pMinaylv ani not a i age in the work that i* not interesting and iu- f stru|'uiU| j nl cuMlnlly j.nii wnli iuir brrilirru of the (irci* iu coin- inwiidiiK il to iio|'uUr fivor.?Daih Chronicle. For Ml. by WILE? k PUTNAM, j. 4 1w?r V.? Vrtr 1 THK MKSMfciff? MAGAZINE, OR JOURNAL UV I AN I M A I. M V(i\K riSM-1)11 R. 11. LOLLYEK 1 will mi hi ifh id. 1,1812, th Into f i periodical with I flu* ..hove title. If will l?t* il voted exclusively to Mesmerism. or Ani:nMagnet rim, md will cutim flir?|ile dirt cti lr. riie i imitafeou of beaverr, which so closely resembles that of all furs tin inost costly and beautiful, that the difference is not easily perceived. Price three dollar*. We strictly; adhcre to the one nrice Cash system, which enables us to furnish a very a*i|? -rioi Hat for the price charged. Iu nreae iitins these Hats to the public the proprietors think they nave reached the ultimatum of beauty, durability, cheapness and comlbrt. m4 Sm* a N IMPORTANT QUESTION is here presented fur the I serious rellectiou of the purchasers of Hits. Is it consistent with true economy or common sense to pay five dollars foi j a Beaver Hat, when the same article a an b?* bought at 5 Wall street, (between Bioad and New streets) Dr FOUR DOLLARS 7 This is no deceptive assertion. A single trial, or a mere Inspecti wijl satisfy the most skeptical that the Beaver Hat now oftVi. d i* far froin being the inferior article often sold j for less than five dolhrs. The fact is that th* article now offered is generally uotc? t illed, and in no instance surpassed, even at thai price, it is in entente of a r. dn ttion in the f rice of the raw material, togctln r with the economical policy of this es* tabli-liment?and the proprietors engaging personally in the uiamiucturr?thai the present great inducements are o lie red, such as were never offered before. WARBURTOX St WEBB, j?-10 tn r Hitters b W ill itw *t. i hi i PM?ttammrrrya* IIIWH'I III .WTC-JCT JEWELRY." \yATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-Tbe M.b* Y scriber is selling all d* scrii'tions of gold and silver Watches, gold and silver pencils, jr 5.1 ?hains, k> v., lie., at retail, lower tlmo at any other place in the city. Gold Watcher as low as 25 to 30 dollars each. Watches and J -welry eich willed or bought. All Watches are warranted to keep *ood lime, or the mouey returned. Watches and Clocks repaired in tie best maimer, and warranted, at much lr*? ih m the usil d price*, by one of the finest workmen in the city. O. C. AhLKN. ln?priiuiof WitchesAtel Jceriry wnolf??le irn! rrt-* I, Jn Wall I street, upstairs. jflt !m*rc DEMOVED.-HILAIHE WALTER, went and i iruierTi aV the house of Berger Walter, the only manufactory of Watch Glasses in France, No. 'Si Paradi* Poi?win?re Mrset Fkvk has the honor of informing Mssr*. dealers in watch works, and all articles connected with the line, as also Mssrs. dealers in cat class, that their establishment of watch gi. l?l? rs of the Aineric hi Patent Friction Match Cnmiany, will he held at the C om [amy's Warehmne in Ronton, on Thuranay the 2|st Jay of July licit, at 0 o'clock. A. M. A i unetual atteuilance ia reOUaiteH. Per order of the Director!, HEO. C. GOODWIN, Secretary. Boston. June 27, IRI2. _____ I B. TIMMF.R V1AN, 7J Broad atrcct, offers for ealc in lots' to suit pnrchaaera, Chamragna, Darr.otte brand, superior quality Port, ill nr. esaka (Jhae oil, in haeketa faeeniiierlin in cams, vintage 190! and 1037 Otuhli, IR'tl jr2im? inNKKI I'TI'V-bam I EU i|W to lit them for ?ae. No article has ver given tiet- ter aatiifaction to thoes farmers who have naedtliem. fi Patent Hard Coal Furnace, a new article for summer use? will malt- a neat little atore for winter. ,1 Pa rut Chip or Charcoal Furnace, from new patterns, mnrh J, improved. Theve are lined with firebrick. Also a very low priced furnace withont limns. Combination and Fuel-Bavin* Cook Stoves, at anmmer t' pricea. The combination ie the only legitimate itove that coa H ducts the ateima and smell from the kitrlien. They are equally well adapted for aummer aa winter. Dealers supplied on liberal tetn.e. J. I,. MOTT, jel Im'c XI Water and 15 llowcrv. j( II YVANA A >11 PRINCiPE SEGARS ti MK AIIK.lt, 0 Chatham atreet, baa received, h. ihe Hellea- o pout 100.000 if liia celebrated I,a Norms Sea >r?, aa a'ao a t, beautiful lot of superior Noaal and Pere* I iuci;>e 9'uara, which he offers for ?ale at reasonable prices. ]cQ 1 mc RII.I.S .J i a bailee nn all part* of "nihnil, In on! iml Scotland, in sums of ?5, ?10, ?15 and ?20, to any nmn?nt, for .ale at S J. SYLVESTER'S, jottc M Wall at. and 110 Broadwar. C CHLORIDE (If LIMF.?JOO cbbIu Boyd's superior "thin a ride of Lime," formic by jeTOc I'EKSBE k BROOKS, 01 Liaerty at. R K MORNING, JULY 2, 18Court for the Correction of l-irrors. The Lieutenant Governor in the Chair. Ji lt 1?Mr. Wood occupied several lioumon hchalfof Ihe defendants in error. He reviewed the |>oints of the tountel that had opened the case, (Mr. O'Connor) and lupported those of hi* colleague Mr. Koote. Deep anxiety s os manifested to hear his argument, and the crowd, in rousequence outside of the but, w us eo great as to render lie situation of those forming a |>orlionofit any thing hut somfortable. Like Mr. O'Connor he doubtless made a food many enemies und a proportionable number of rieuds, for the time being, by the boldness of his renarks, as they might suit the views, or otherwise, of hose who heard them. He occupied thu Court on Thursday to the hour of adjournment. The crowd yesterday was as dense as ever. Mr. A. L.JoaDA* rose in behalf of the plaintiff in error, tnd in conclusion of tha argument. The lollowiug is a jrief view of his remarks He said they fully ooncurrel with the necessity of guarding the elective franchise, and that he couusel on he optHisite side had said many things aliout w hich there s no disagreement. On the other haud much has been isaerted not susceptible of proof. We do not deny, said Mr. J., to the Supreme Donrt the right to act U|k>ii elecions in certain cases; hut we claim that the sole right was "cited in this case in the Common Council, la order :o entitle himseli to a peremptory mandamus, the relator must show a title to what he cluims, and he must do so at he time of making the application. He cannot afterwards ;o bock and do so. lie must show a clear prima facie ight, and do so at the time. Wh it do the relators claim I They claim to have the oath administered to them. In irder to do this, they must show a title to the ottkee. The n every pri son that comes along ami claim* to have been deeted; uml if there i> a doubt x. to that claim, the writ of mandamus rould not be resorted to. The .Major lias no right, by law. to go into the investigu'ion. It is the duty at the candidate to show that he has been elected. There treonly two moles |ioiiitcc no remedy till there is a ilelunlt. Perhaps, had the time lights been exhibited to the Maj or that have since b en shown, he might hare done different; but even that we do not say. The Mayor could not go into the ballot box. There must be evidence laid before him such as he la botaud to take notice of. Ho shun hi not be subjected to i peremptory mandamus for uut doing that which it clearly was not his duty to do. The utfidavits placed before the Supreme Court were all made out after the application to the Major to be sworn. Them is nothing in those affidavit* to show that he had anv evidence presented before him that the relators hid been elected. They never applied to him to he sworn t.fier those affidavits were made out. I apprehend, said Mr. J. that the Court will perceive that the Muyor could not lie put in fault and be called upon to perform a duty which it was not in his power to pet form. The return laid belore the Mayor shewed no legal return of the election ofchartcr officers io the Sixth w ard. The return is a matter of record and must he proved the same as any other record. Mr. J. then alluded to the various laws in relation to the returns for charter officers, and presented a chain which ihi-wed that the law of 1313 still governs. By this the int pec lor- me required to make return to the county clerk, iu which he names of persons elected are to tie w ritten at length, and entered by him or his deputy in a book to he kept for that purpose, an I tiled. It therefore becomes a matter of record, and the candidate must present his certificate to show his Ciaim. This Is the sole evidence thv law provides. The Mayor is not authorised to go beyond it. If a can lid ate is dissatisfied with a return he Ins right to apply for a m rit of mandamus against the mspi tors to esquire into the merits of the election. The nsse. ion of assumption of power hj the Mayor falls to the ground. The gentleman I-'gilt have gone into the very towels of the ballot box,nun have scrutinized every thing in rernrd to it. All this excitement, therefore, amounts to nothing. If you are dissatisfied go to your quo warranto an 1 yoa get redress. Neither the assessors nor the Cumiin.it Council are subject to the Supreme Court. The Common Council have jurisdiction of the matter. Thcv can sit down immediately, without the delay incidental to t rourt -f law, pus- upon the light of their members tu their seats, and immediately proceed tu business. Volt mu-d have the x.ljmhrntion of the Common Council in audi matters before you can go to the Supreme Court. 1 will venture to sav, that if Mr. Morris, who has been ac he void at the Merchant exchange in the eity ol New York, on Saturday. the 2d July next, at 12 o'clock, M., to wit: Knr ine Allegany County Bvnk?Stock account. 5 errtificatev Indiana J t>er ct. (Internal improvement) itoek, I pay Ut July 1863, for SlOtm each, JJOOO Stock ami Ileal Ext tie account. icertiflcatex Indiana 3 percent, (internal improvement) tloclt, pay. lit July, 1863, for $1000 each. $jl)nn j SdMKt New York i |*r cent. (Erie enlars?tncn*) itock, pay. laii. $50011 For the Bmk of Oli-u*? Stock account. Icerificate Indiana 5 per ct. (internal improvement) stork, pay. 1st July 1863, for $5000 $sunb New York i per cent. (Erie enlarges, (tock, i?, 1K55, _ $icno Stork and lira) Estate account. $70,(It*) \tw Yotk 5 per cent (trie enlargement) aloek, payable 1855, Sill noo 2 rrtifir.atra Illinois 6 prr crnt. Illinois and Michigan canal tock, pay. MM, for $1000 each, $700(1 10certificates Illinois 6 percstil. internal improvement stork, CV. 1st Jin. IHiO, for $1000 each, $!",OOti I, 45 certificates of Arkansas 6 per 'rut. Ileal Est aid tliear Dividend at this Office. By order of the President and Directors, jejtiuylr C1IAS. SEYMOUR. Treasurer. NOTICE TO CLERKS, and all oilier pen sons whose business causes them to he constant!) on their fret.?By calling at the old exclusive Boot Store. 141 Chatham-street, they can be accommodated w ith the invaluable article, ROGERS' ME- TALIC ELASTIC HEF.L BOOTS, warranted in erery |?rticular, and at the same price of the ordinary Boot. The followitiK are some of the many advantages the Elastic HecJs have over erery other kind 1 First?The elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the Boor. i Secondly?They make no noise in walking upon the pern,' 1 Dent. I Thirdly?Tlier prevent Boof* from running down to the r heel. c F urthly? They eneh'e the vrearer to walk with much le* n cased 01 uu s?rt* 01 nar.i tilings, iy runny, usurpation, niui there in no knowing what nine, ami which conl I only have been used lor the purpose of iutimidalion, had been placed in possesion of ordinary evidence, he would have -aid nothing about it. There i* n law governing the solemn duties of election, w hich provide* for a return being made in the elerk'a office, but which law, gentlemen t tw in touM lH3 liudlr Uk u nullity. In okcii of by the opposite aide. The uin will continue to shine even if the gentlemen do not [?t possession before they get it in the legal way. We lave heard mueh about the danger to popular government unless the ourt chastises the Mayor, the returning illicert, and every one elac. It ia as necessary to protect i valuable vigilant officer in his dutica, as to prevent one rem eneroaehing upon ground that ia not lawful. The ndgmont, 1 hope, will be auch as to settle what kind of hings these returns are to be. Whether one half or one hird the districts are to he such aa shall form a record in he clerk's otficc to be applied to in all time to come. 1 iop? while harmony ia preserved, that the power given to mr officer) will be properly defined, and that they be irotecte 1 in tin1 exercise of the privileges they possess. Mr. Jordan concluded at 1 o'clock. The Court then lecided to adjourn to 11 o'clock this forenoon, at which ime judgment is to he pronounced. Ucncral Nrulons, 3e!orc his Honor the Recorder and Judges I.ynch and NonV .lomes R. Whiting, Kssj. District Attorney. July I.? H'illiam Wiirleworth, formerly ol the firm of iVardsworth V Robinson, who was indicted in April last, :n a charge of obtaining *JI3 Kl worth of millinary goo Is rem Horvuy Farrington, jr., nn ler false pretences an I reireaentations made to Mr. Clennan, a clerk of Mr. FarIngton. w as discharged, three terms having passed withnit his heiug brought to trial. An n Iditional complaint Urged against him for perjury. growing out of the same ireum'tance, was also dismissed. .I .nhnm Cohen, charged with petit larceny, in stealing pairof boots, was also disrharg'-d, it being shown to the ;onrt tliat they were not taken with a felonious intent. ft charii IF", lit J fir Irf, late cashier of the Commercial tank, who is indirted for ember/ling the sum of F5fiUOO rom that institution, and w ho is also charged with perjuy before the Bank Commissioners, wns admitted to bail in he sum of fin,000. Jamtt Srhrmerhnrn late secretary of the Ocean Inurnnce Company, indicted for ember/Icing 5103,000 o' he funds of the. institution, was also admitted to hail in tlium of 510,000. The grand jury came into Court, and stated through heir foreman, that they should conclude their business on iturdav morning at lOo'clock, to which timrthe Court djourned. Rprrlal Meaalon*. Before Judge Noah, nud Al tcrmen Crolitis ami Smith Jriv 1 lane Williams,|blnek, for stealing three 'hilts rom Margaiet Keef, and a frock from Margaret Dowling, as senMipfor ninety davs. I ihn Dougherty, for steallg plank from a new building to be erected In Mulberry 11 ect, was sent up for sixty days. Catherine Martin, for tealing a shawl from the store of Jured Mack, sent tip lor hirty days. John Swrum, for stealing an axe and shovel rom Mr. Randolph, was sent np for a like term. Joanna miner, a little girl, was sent totlic House of Refuge for leabng several blacksmiths punches and other tools, from l-njamn (Jtldersleeve. Valentine Still, charged with rawing a knits upon William Oibbs, and I.etitia Haggerv, with stealing a small quantity of lead Imm Dsvid lines, were discharged, and the Court adjourned to Tueeay next. Dai win Gibson, formerly a resident in Mobile, and afTwiirda cashier of a bank in Georgia, has been put on rial in N'ew Orleans for uttering two forged certifies ea fdeposite, fir 51100 ami 5Wd respectively, purporting i he "fthc t'nion Bank of New V'ork. No evi lence was llerixl for defence?the accused rested on n flaw in the idlctment. Thcjury Hound him guiltyninn. the Mo-xstkh.?Bird, the wretch who fastnej liix wife to the elinirnnd lire to her clothes ,hiuh caused her death, line been found guilty of mnalaughter only! He was tried in Pittsburg* iera: 42. TH B G li EAT CLOTH CASE. Last Da v. lTnltr commenced the summing up. lie said the amount at issue w as more than A'3000. In H3tt Air. Francis Blackburn bought tin so goods of Thomai Shaw and Abel Shaw. Theae gentlemen hud liought the ame good* of J.Hues Brown k Co., and co|>ied tlieir int. ices, making them out Blackburn liought of Shaw, instead of Shaw bought of llrown; and they added to each package le's in some instances, uud Hi'a in other instances. The goods ai rinsl here. Mr. Rlackburn came on to enter them.? Mr. lloy t violated the jiower conferred on tlie appraisers; sent for Mr. BlackUuru, am! examined him on the 'J 1st of August; he didn't conliue his i;uestiuns to tIn- legal jniii ts, but went on an.l demanded of him to show his laioks. By the advice of couu> ol.he refused to do so, am! refused to answer any more. Weil, after all this?after he had raised Mr. Iloyt's ire to a very high pitch,the appraisers pasted these very goods as correct on the ?J8th ol August. Mr. Host got live or six sets of appraisers to value these goods at different times, and they all agreed that they were ftiir. ly invoiced. But Mr. Hoyt, determined to worry this man, ransaekud the whole city, and at last succeeded in getting two men, who put the goods up in one ease sj per cent, an! in another fifteen per cent; now the ipiestion at i-sue are the goods falsely valued' Are thov invoiced ut the pri^o which Francis Blsckhurn p ii 1 for them I It is not a (Uestion whether these Yorkshire-men are all smugglers 01 all cheaters of the revenue! But are these goods entered at a fair value' If these ,ri,wl nl ft,.. u l.al, L'mnri. 111.,'t.lMirii paid for then, then no matter what frauds Hoyt, or wilier, or Taylor ni ly have committed or not, and if my client hod licen connected w ith the frauds of IS3S, is that any reason why e should he charged in I S3'.' with fulsc entrle- I If a mutt vho once makes a slip is never to he allow uj to retrace hi-steps, then u man had better go on committing crime till the day ol his death. But my client hud no connertiou with the business of 1S.1H. The collector charges that those cloth frauds were done through the connivance of Campbell?well, lie left the Custom House in April, 1S38. Then came the purr reign?thedynasty of lloyt, Now, is it reasonable to snpIKise that aft? r Campbell lift?after the cloth seizures had taken place?after Jottomley, Bent, anil especially John Taylor (allowed to !>e the smart) st and shrewdest importer that the Custom House had to deal with,) is it reasonable tosupposethat Mr. Blackburn,himsell a orkshireman, would attempt to have his goods falsely invoiced and after the cry of mud dog hud been raised aga nst John Tay lor, nud he was a marked man at the Cu?tom House, is it likely, that Mr. Blackburn would have his goods consigned to J?hu Taylor. Now as to the discount for measurement. We find iu theftrian le T. goods liought of Thomas Shaw, this feature does not appear. And in the Abel Shaw B. K. goods it sometimes does appear and with this deduction, the B.K. goods were not put up by Woodhcad so much as 1(1 per cent; w hilst Thomas Shaw's goods, the man who never had any connection with Campbell, the honest man, arc put lip 16 per cent. Now Mr. Hoyt suid that the discount ter measure was itself evidence of fraud, and on this he gut in all the testimony he could i and yet X-ounaberry, Mead, all the other witnesses hut one, sw ear It wns a general rule. And that one, Mr. Brown, swears he never heard of the rule, and when pressed by Mr Hoyt on this point, swore that if it had been a rule, he should have heard of it. And y d Mr. Hoyt knew of it himself?had disallowed it?then hllu-.od it? then there was a great commotion about it in the Custom House?and at Inst it w-asdisallowed lor the last time. Then Mr. Brown swore the charges lobe 6 percental least, whil t the regular appraisers swear that they made a uniform rule for charpe* of 11 on hale goods and 1J on cases. Mr. Brown did not mean, 1 believe, ?o sweat f.ilso, but he has certainly shown himself to be unfit for an appraiser. If an error of judgment is made by his Honor the Jud e, r an "irorof six cents he made in any of our small court', I can get r remedy in a higher court? but If a Custom Mouse appraiser puts up my goods 2ft per cent, I must pay it, end have no ren !dy, although it may ho the most unjust thing imaginable'. Now Mr. Woodhead, the only witness brought here w ho put up the goods, sw ears honestly that lie can't tell the value of goods within ten percent, and he only put up the goods of Abel Shaw H i-3 per cent, und the goods of Thomas Shaw w ere only put up 1,1 per cent. If there wns no evidence to rebut nil this, you never could take this property nwny from the claimant on such testimony. But we have six wi'.nes-cs, all of whom swore positively that (he goods w ere fairlv mined and invoiced. (lien Mr. Lord reviewed the testimony of Mead, Loimalw if. Smith, Savage, ji And yet in the face of all this?with the decision of the government appraisers jtgu.nst him?Mr. lloyt tak s the responsibility of seizing tin se goods because Mr. Bluckbiirn hud dared to ofl'end his ignity. And then Mr. Hoyt's gross assumption and abuse of power, in culling up Mr. Blackburn, and ordering him to produce his hooks and private papers. Why, it wa* the grossest violation of priv.-.te rights I ever heard of. Innocently done perhaps, hut such as no man, except hi \t as ns ignoru.% as a horse*, could do without know ing he was tlutng Mion^but it m just such an net as a grossly ignorant man woqgl do. I do n't waut to hear hard on Mr. lloyt, hut hvdid n't scruple to trample on every thing like law and all that men hold dear this whole proceeding was a gro-s, abominable use of iiower; he aetra like a petty tyrant lording il over his fellow-men?If not wilfully, i most igiiorantlv and shamefully, showing that he only i wanted the knowledge to lo any act however disgraceful. If ever there was a case which calls for the jury to give i the claimant the goods w ithotit leaving their seats, and for a judge to refuse to gis e this collector a t -tjl.cute of "probable cause." which may protect hitn from the consequence* of this illegal seir ure in another place, is this and I do therefore hope, that if the jury acquit there goods, you will refu*o this Collector a rrrtifirat- for probable cause. I Mr. II-vt said, that the causo for suspicion was that >!i Blackburn came to the custom house and claimed sods mark*d diamond I) K, which John Taylor w as in he habit of entering at the custom bouse. He also dwelt j long time on the Inct Dint both invoice* were in the same iin l-writing. Iln was going on a: n great and extraordinary length into the domestic relations of the clamant, when the Court stopped hiin Mr. lloyt said if he had done wrong, he begged pa* dot of the Court he hud'ut 'I""..' i?, ii" ?ui'|KJ??i ii? unimiii m.ik. but a poor hand of it. He laid that Mr. Lord had -wiled into a si/ct.iat he never saw his figure Hss-imc before and put on an air and manner perfectly theatrical, and for stnga effect calculated to excite the anger of the jur egHinat the late Collector, because there wasn't a new spaper in the city?and (iod knowthere are enough ol them, that has not had something to suy against the late Collect t -aid that Mr. lithwas the Jester in the Custom llotl-e. Mr. Lownshttry he said had been taught his knowledge of goods hj tirofessor Bottom lev and professor Wood, nnl professor Taj lor, and adjunct Professor Dayton. I'rnlessor Bottomley hail goneto Kngland professor Taylor had the sagacity and the talent (lor he has both,) to remain here. Mr. Hov t 'hen ma Ic a curious rambling speech, in which lie said he took the responsibility of all this measure, s|N>ke of the i trrency, the credit system, General Jackson, Mr. Lord's speech on tlio steps of the Exchange, King's Jester, the ingredients of a good lawyer, and pretty much every thing under the sun. He said if Mr. Blackburn had made an error ol ?5, oronly 5 cents In the invoiced value of the goods, the goods must be forfeited in the eye of the law, although this ?15,000 was p-opar.li/.ed for the sake of ?5. Merchants mils' be very rarelul in makng out the full valuoof their goods; for, by petty frauds within the last 20 veam, the government has been robbed ol ?50,000,000. lie went on at some length about giving the value of the goods. Ji nor. Br.TTs corrected him. and told him that he had forgotten the 7th section of the act. It was only necessary that the goods should pay duty on the market value abroad, w ithout reference to invoice price, or any other price. Mr. Mow thought the law was different. He could not find some papers, and the Court adjourned. Common Council. Bnvnn or Akiitisi Aii.it \t July 1st, IH41?Present?Daniel Word, President, in th?* rhair?Messrs. William", Shul.r, Nash, Ilrown, Waterman C. J. Podge, F.squirnl, and Pett'jjrew. Prlilinni.? Dy \!r. Pettlgres Telitiwn of William D. Murphy and .VOOO others, ugl.nst nllowing the tub- ct spirituous lii|uor* in the booths around the Turk and Battery o.i 'he Fourth of .Ittlv. Referred to the nmtnittee on tho Celebration of the Fourth of July. Rsiofufinnt.? By Mr. Ilnwn?the following preamble and reaolntion", to wit ll'lfiu, Mon lay next beingthc annivcrsay of Amiuiran Independence, a day worthy aad demanding the cclebra ton of Amu>m freemen, in commemoration of the great principle* pi\ -Inirnrd be our forefather* ?ixlv-?ix year ago A-d herein this Hoard of Assistant Alder- i men did on the JOlh of June pass a resolution making an appropriation of AlflWfol the purpos. of celebrating said i .lay. conditioned On the concurrence >f the other hranch of the Council And whereas no action ha* been taken on the roMwjt hv the other bran. Ii cf the ti t .vinctl which n tdertthe action of this nomd rugae-y therefore. Resolved. That the citi'/en* of this city are hereby request ft to celebrate the Fourth day "I July, instant, in neh n moniur a* will unnnslratc that they regard the nnniversi. t af American Independence os a day endeared to American fcrein.-n hv the aio-t "acre lionds of l.iberty. III" .lie I That his Honor the Mayor.be requested to direct the national flag to he -'isplayed fiom the citv eapitol, mid from nil other public place* under the control and direction oftlic citv autho itirs, where it iscnxtomary for the >?nieto lie displayed. Resolved, That persons hasing in charge the several church bell* of Hie rity.be Mid are hereby requested to cause the some to he rung on Monday next, one hour at sunrise, onridian, and su-isct; and that for all expense incurred thereby, to rob i n the patriotism of the Common Council for the payment of the same when duly or. ganised. Which preamble and resolutions w ere adopted. On motion of Mr. C. J. Dodge, the Board then adjourned. fiviM/F.n.?One of the Indian trihes on the border of Arkansas, is stited to have a system of common school education much suprri >r to that in the ?tate of Arkansas. Vkip, Ktxn All the planters in St. f'roix have r exprt scd the pious wish fhnt the temp? ante men may go to Heaven immediately. Reason? their rum trade is ruined. LD. Price Two Cent*, t li, I iitrlllgrnre. Tmk C*otom Watkh will be let into the distributing reservoir at Aid atreeton 'lu- Fourth of July, commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning. The receiving reservoir at Yorkville i? now nearly lull, and the w ater it cool and refreshing to the taste, having no noxious qualities evru at to short a period of time since its introduction. The upper reservoir has the appearance of a small lake, ami I* in sire equal to many of the so called likes of Kurope. Accommodstixu The steumbeat KmeraM, Captain Kctchum, fur the purpose of accommodating the increase of population in the northern part of our city, atop* at thu old State prison wharf, foot of Amos street, every Sunday morning, on her passage to l'eekskill and Caldw ell's Lauding. Captain Kctchum comprisesthe gentleman audcom mander, and his passengers receive that attention that their comfort demands during this oppressive weather. Mom. Imported Bi roi-ars ai out During thapresent iium. h the saddlery store of Thomas Bucknisster, 547 Unison street, Ait* tittered by 1 Urgiurt, ;.nd *409 worth of horn.> tolen therelrom. Abo, tin- ?tore of John l.ittell, 30 uiv' Avenue and *157 v arth et similar gouds taken, Am. a it if y in tools, belonging "David 1. tones. The *t?l .i'ot Nuthnniel West, at loi Uoerck hoi also been mite; land rubbed of a >ud of tiled clo'hes, at well av the s'ntde ol Wm. Pearch, house carpenter, in (ioerck street, and a bay l.orse \voitit $to, ,m a set of wagon harness taken therefrom. The carpenter shop of Stephen C. Fowler, ?t If3 (ioerck street, alto robbed of a small quuutity 1 tools altout the same time. Cir. citmstanres induced suspiciun to fall upon aa F.nglishniau named Tbontaa Wray.o stone cutter, and an Irishman, named James C. Burnt. Officers Tompkins and Jan ea 8. Smith, of the upper |Hilice, tracked the rogues to a shop in Houston street, near the Union market, which they had rented, and uberethev nad opened a store for the sale of harness am! saddlery, furnishing it with their stolen goods. Through the energy of those officers nearly all the property stolen, with the exception of the horse, has been recovered, and on a filial hearing of the! rogues, before Justice Palmer, they u ere committed on three charge! of burglary and grand larceny, and two of burglary and petit larceny, tnc hail in all the cases conildnt 1 being >5,100 each. bfpdkx Dkcevsc.?Aroloretl man named John Dav's, a native of Virginia, aged 48 years, diod suddenly yesterday from disease of the heart., broke* i r.?A hug in the shape of a woman, named Marin llugltea, who has kept a brothel at 100 Mercer St., and who has been in the practice of decoying girls from twelve to fifteen years of age, I om Montreal to this city, ami then prostituting their persons for her gain, was arrested yesterday uud committed to risen. A nnn named Francisco Fortecu, and two little girls from anuria, o.itned Jane Oauliene and Amelia Jaenuee, v.'ire also fowl ii| ou her premises, and held to bail as witnesses against her. The Forgery Fixed?At the time that the young man, Argustus Macduiiald Robinson, .if Boston, was arrested on a charge of attempting to purs a lorgetl draft upon Martin Shea, put porting to nave been signed by the firm of bombard it Whit more, of Boston,it was supposed that no such firm existed, am', therefore li ro"Id not be hel I under the complaint. Ithasbecn i.scertaineil, however, n letter received yesterday, that Robinson was in the c.ipluy of that firm 'vu'le residing in Boston, ami the forgely is therefore conclusive. A Kogkiacker Cai i.iit.?George Beardsley, the leader of a gang of counterfeiters in New Jersey, was arrested on Thursday night by officers A. M. C. ami James L. ^11.III., mi a i|iimiiiuii irtwi me uovernor oi mar state.? He has been caught once or twice before, but has managed to ear B|?e before trial. Frakcm CoLLiai?A long.ahore loafer, who anya hi* name is Krancia Collina, w as arrested yesterday by oltire* Durundo, in the act of sell ng a silver watch that be had stolen, w ith threeolhers, l.om John Pitkin, of A3 Nassau etreet. Hu wa? fully committed for trial. Accident? Felia, the boatman who plies olf the Battery ataira, while sciing on Thursday in the North.River, u ns capsized by a law of w ind. Lord John Hay, of H. B. S. worspite, aeeL.p the accident, immediately put ofl' to hia asaiatance, and having rescued him from hia danger, and righted hia boat, took Mr. Kelix in charg- in hia o>vn jig, as well aa hi* boat, which ha to wail usiiorc, where both were safely moored. Man Don Willed yesterday af'ernoou, at the store of J. k M. Gaasncr'a, corner of Greenwich and Kulton st eet*. Bankrapta, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OK NEW YORK, July 1. John S. Graham, (late firm of Jamet Graham fc Jon,) X. York. Nath'l. Withercl), Jr. (firm of Witherell, Am?, Si Co., merchant*.) Albert Hi i*bane, clerk, N. Y. Simon Kranft and haac 11. Broncr, pedlars (firm of Kranft k Broner,) N. Y. Daniel 'ty We have not heard how far it attended e??t. The destruction of property is immense, probably exceeding lOO.iKHI. A punster, speaking ol the amount of glass broken ?aid the hail took some panes to enter houses. Loads an'1 loads of hail stone* ware vet lying on the ground yeverday morning, some of whir ft then moasnied more than four inches in circumference.?.duAsm Pm'ritf, Jwir 19. A'inrcvat r to Jrnnr Hill.?fJoTiieal Jackson, in a eeent letter in reference to his fine of lOOli. and martial aw in New Orb an?, savs:?One of the details nftheorder leclanng martial law \va?, that the lamps be put out at ine oVIoo',. anil all found in the stre after that should apprehend* t. n.al carried to the ppmnst guard fore**, flination." This rule proved inconvenient to tho Judge, f ho was a bachelor, and spent his evenings w Mi, the kilies.
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M ISC ELL AN KOI TS. THt PREPARATION* OK THE JVA'n YORK' COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PHARMACY WHICH HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR THE Sl'I'PRt^SlON OF Ql/ACKKKY, BY THE PREPARTION AND SALE OF GENUINE MEDICINES. The Ojllegn wish to save the public from the deceptions o Quicker)* both in and out of the Medical Proli ssion, and to make every unn hi* own physician. A cure in all c?*ei guarantied. if the directions of the CoLlSGc be faithfully oU-nfd. All the preparations of the College are compounded by skilful Chemists. according to the most rveent iiniiruvaments in Pharinao-uth al Science. The College do not offer mere bitter aloe*, gamboge, and drastic purgatives for the cure of the alHicted. alleys ay Away with the brazen i in posters who assert that lie beneficent Creator has provided atid intended for llu* reliel of sutf the searching eye of science thai these treason ?m un/??I.!? d?not to the ignorant and illit-rate pretender, 'l'he t >11e-k? ha*e opened their prinoi(>al office si _ NO. 97 N \SSAI" STREET NEW YORK. \V. S. HJt IIAHDSON, l'iiuci|?al Agent. Full explanations of the uses and doses of the several preparations are printed on the IabtioM. and general debility* This iniffal and riltublc specific is compounded of five ingredients, the virtues of each being concentrated and all comhiued by a tedious, exnensi*e and difficult pharmaceutic process. The College confidently recommend it as eminently adapted for the iiivigortliou of the w hole system and the complete cure of all the distressing affliclions for which it is the appropriate remedy. To all nated "nervous the "Tonic Mixturt will afford uueiiuiro* cal and permanent relief. Hold in bottles ai $1 and Si each. THE RESTORATIVE PILL For the cure of those coiaplainU peculiar to the female sea. and to restore and preserve the regular action of the female organs. This preparation has been in use by the most distinguished practitioners in London and Pius, ana its utility luc* been established beyond cavil.? By invigorating tie system and removing the causes of alerrility.or barrenness, the me of this medicine h is conferred inappreciable blessings. Sold in boxes at >1, 60 cents, and 26 cents each. TUK TA RI SI AN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. No clasa of the afflicted litre suffered more severely at the hands of the quacks, than those laboring under those loathsome maladies which unlawful pleasure entails on its votaries. Remedies innnmerahle have been offered for tin i: acceptance, and soon, alas have* been found to he iudto d deceptive and useless. The mixture now prepared and offe red for sale by the Col ege, is cotniHised of a combination id' botanical reirediil agents which exercise a specific effect on these terrible affections. One of the members of the College having been connected with a large hospital in Europe, has bad amph 111 irtunities of onset* ring the operation of this specific, and be has been so completely satisfied of its value, that lie has recommended and superintended its preparation, in order that it miy be sold by the agents of the College. A cure will, in all cases, he guaranteed, if the directions he implicitly followed. In the treatment of secondary eruptions, pains in tli- banes, Ac., the mixture is sufficient, but to effect the cure of the pnm irv symptoms THE SPECIFIC LOTION Of the College must be used. The Mixture is sold in bottles at $2 and $1 each; and the Lotion u sold in bottles at 60 cents per bottle. i THE ANODYNE, LINIMENT. For the cure of rheumatic pains, painful affections of the pint] i eadache, toothache, Ike. Stc. A piece of linen or lint, to he thoroughly moistened with the huiineut, and applied to the affected part. A truly invaluable remedy, and guaranteed to afford immediate and permanent relief. Sold at 76 cent* per bottle. SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S PILL. For the cure of cutaneous eruptions, gout, chronic rheumatism. and to improve the tone of the digestive organs. This inraluabli remedy, tang and saccsMfttlli used bg the groat man whose name it bears, is now first offered lor sale in this country, in boxes of 60 ceutsand 26 cents each. THE AMERIC AN ANTI-BILIOUS CATHARTIC PILL. This Pill?one of the happiest combinations of which modt rn science aan suggest?has been prepared lor the peculiar use of those subjected to the frying vicissitudes and influences of our American climate. The effects of particular climates ou the healthy exercise of the functions of vital organs are only begin- uing to be properly studied and understood. The excellent preparation now, for tli first rime, offered to th inhabit inrof the United States, has been the result of careful investigation into the nature aud causes of some of the most prevalent diseases of this climate, which are chieffv owing to the derangements of the biliary secretion. Unlike the disagreeable and drastic jiur- native ?>f the nostrum venders, this preparation does not irritate tne bowels, nor produce piles and other distressing affections, but by exciting tne whole aliamentary canal to healthy action, it carries off ill the vitiated secretions, purifies tlie blood, and gives new vigor to the vital powers. Sold in boxes at 60 cents aud 26 cents each, with full directions for use. THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER, For the cure of sore nipples and superficial xcoriationa of the kin. Asafe and efllea ioa? irticle, unlike, the filthy and rttt* cid oily preparations sometime* used During the application of the piw der the infant can he suckled Sn usua*. Sold in closely stopped phials, at 60 cents each, with directions for use. THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE. For the cure of G norrhfiM, Gleet, and muaopuruleut discharges from the urethra. Guaranteed to cure. Sold in bottles at 60 cents each. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Any individual oil forwardinx to the agent ol the College a It tter com lining description of his ??i her c tie, aud ?nclosing 1 hip sum t Iron, and Steel, lie., n ade plain and easy to every ook keeping, bt>ok*, sutiouery, Sic., included. $7 :?A. For the complete course of prae'iee in Double Entry Bookket*ping and Mercantile Calculations, including hooks Sic. $15. There are no classes?each person is taught separate! v. Prospectuses inay be had at tlie rooms. jefit o PRIZE MONEY. THE men who were on hoard the U. S. Surveying brig 1 Washington, or their authorized agents, w ill re v ive the j amount of salvage mosey .awarded by the Supreme Court, for the Sj anitn schooner Armistad, by applying to Mr. NA l ll'L. THORN E, at the City 11 itei, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'DA Pi iWDERS \TERV superior articles to what are generally sold, put up expressly for ftrnily use. For sale, wholesale and retail, by Ww. WATSOS, Chemists' and Apothecaries' Hall, 36 Ct therine street. N. B.?A large assortment of the choicest perfumery, je lO lUI* IK the tax for lieenc a of theatres iacollect d without imruaity or favor, the House of Refuge must In* reaping a rich Inn eat ?enough, we should suppose, to maintain the vagabond* sent tht re through the agency of those establishments. We have wow appropriated for dramatic performances the following places The P.-rk Theatre, I Vauxlisll Gardens, Bowery Theatre, i Tivoli Gardens, C hatham Theatre, I Hill's Museum, Nilblo's trardens, I American Museum, Olympic Theatre, I Palmo's Cafe, Cafe de* niilles Colonue*, And other places, not excepting public literary institutions w hich are fre iuently rentnl our for dramatic readings, Sir. fcr., s hich are, or ought to be, euually taxable w ith other places for tlte omr perlormances. 11 these taxes are not demanded or exacted from all the mmagers of the*e places, manifest injustice has been done to tho*e who have not only been compel let! to pay but saddled with costs into the bait sin lor delay. Fair play is s vel, Mtsars. Governorsand Directors. jeito 3t*r Dlssi bLUTION?The copartn* rship heretofore existing between the subscribers under the firm of Howard Ryrk* was mutually dissolved on the first day of Heplemlter, 1811. William F. Johtuon, Jr. is hereby duly authorised and em- I powered to settle and collect all the business transactions of said font. New Vork,Juuet7, 1612 ROBERT HOWARD. O RKKT W. JtYCKMAN. The copartnership heretofore existing under tliH firm of Howard, Ryckinan k o from the first day of September, IH11, is this day dissolve >y mutual consent. Alexander M. Gregory is hereby duly an orised and empowered to settle and collect all debt*, duts.claims and demands for and against siul'firin. ROBERT HOWARD, GARRET W. RVCK vfAN', ALEXANDER M. GREGORY. The Brewing business will he continued at the old stand. No. 6 8heiiff street, where a constant supply of Pure Cream, Psle and Amber Ale, may always be had. _ jfjo li0r DR. DAVfH) BRENNA has the honor of informing his t'i tfU'ls and the tHiblu that Vie has removed from the Granite Building to 175 chambe rs strr^ where tie w ill, without the 1 use of mercury, cure mdicall .and in a frw days, the moat inveterate cases of syphllie diseases. t)?. Brenna's remedy ia eti tirrl> free from any corrosive or pow only one thut h*? or con ever cure chronic di*eMe*. Office houra. from 10 to 2 o'clock, *n?l from J to 7 P M Chambers street I7J. mid Imr MI US COWAN respectfully inform* th- |?ilie*of NewYork an I it* riding, that she continue* giving li-?ton* on th ?idenee. Hsrn ?nd P ano Forte* for *ule and on hire Al." ecre splendid P an Forte for -ale i??o i .,?r UlAltDIN'li IN A FfteS'i ilTiulU.?A lew gcuUemen who wou'd M de*irou, ol ac .luring a (-raetieal knowle.lxe of tne French lanx'iige, can he iccommodated w ith bo ird at No.49 Beckman afreet. Term* moderate. For *al*> at ai-ne lace. Purified Lamp Oil, for family u*e, al the Ic price of H"ds etruet. I?29 Im eod *e PERFUMERY. "OWEN'S AMERICANII A 1 K DYE. pitlS Dv '?'hr i'llhllibl* H*" Dve now is uir. Vl?n\ I lb.re err wb?> I'ffcr arllcUt U) tbr public bearing the uaine I Hair D>*, tbat are not only worthle??, but often injurioui ,i tin han The subscriber pledge. himnelf that the American H.ir Djrr i. i perfectly harmless iu its ualurc, and infallible in t? riTrcl, as it will color the hair ouly. The lightest hair, red r array, can in a lew hours be changed to any dark shade from brow ii to a black. This dye is used very successfully in hangrug red or grey whiskers to corre?|ioiid with dark hair. B? sure that the uaine of Ferris Ow tni is written on the label of each bottle as all others are worthless. If in any case the J>? should fail to produce the desired effect, the money will be returned. Manufactured and for sale bv r ?rr? Owen, No. 3 sih Avenue. Agents C. H. Ring, 53 Fulton street; H. T. Kiersted, 520 Broadway; E. Chastitiy, HO^ Bowery; G. Lindsay, 15 Buth Avenue. Druggists; slid Manuel, Hair-dresser, 565 Broadway. Also al Armstrong's Drug stoie, 1UI Fulton street, Brooklyu. 8|?eciiiiens of hair colored may be seen at any of the tgenu. ml6 lwins 3wos*t 0Kit is TOOTH WASH?Prtpirad from th? t riginal rt* cii?e at No.8 Gold street, New Yrok?The Orris Tooth Wash is purely a vegetable preparation, possessing the pro|?erties of cleaning the teeth and mouth, restoring iht guins to a Mfthhy itits.aod priviDtiiic any tuipUiM&l taite or odour la the inouth, whether arising Iroui decayed teetii, or from a deranged state of the stomach. It is designed to be used w ith a tooth brush, and will be found to supersede the necessity of a powder, keeping tb# teeth clean and preventing the wearing away of the gums fr oi the teeth. It is particularly useful in cases of spungy gums restoring them to a healthy state, and causiug them to contract around the teeth. In painful affections of the teeth and gums, arming from r.. v~;ii i i.i^i.i,. K if U ticularly serviceable to use the Orris Tooth Wish at night just before retiring to rest. This method is recommended by eminent dentists, as by so doing all particles of food which accumulate during the day are entirely removed, and the inouth Went through the night in a clean, sweet, and healthy state. tottiti tNth iMwnlts IhUi ura the moat valuable portions of poor humanity; but how many neglect the attention necessary for their preservation, even when surrounded by all the mean* needed. Among these wo know of none more pleasant and effectual than the Orris Tooth Wash?it cleanses and whitens the teeth strengthens the gums, purifies the mouth, and sweetens the breath. We recommenu its use to all, young and olS, and the never shrinking skin gossamer NETTING, two inventions that place THEIK Wigs so high in th?- estimation of connoiseurs, as to be pronounced the nr. plus ultra of the art. The prices are so exceedingly low as to defy comjielition. jeU lm*r THE OPENING OK CLIREHUGH'S new establishment for HAIR CUTTING CURLING, WIGS, SCALPS, &c. No. 205 BROADWAY, CLIRFJIUGH has, in connection with his present pr-im? from! trelvc to /Vie Dollars, thus bringing this I'seftJ Art within' ?e means of ALL, anil is guaranteed to be taught in Twelve Lessons of an lurur each t Academy No. 235 Broadway, mar Park Plare. Gentlemen of all ages are positively taught a bold,frte, ex'editious anil finished business-like stvle of Writing; no matter low illegible or cramped the present hand may be, [See specineiu at 21*i Broadway,1 AND THE LADIES neat and handsome delicate and fashionable Running Hand IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS! ?7" VISITORS in New York can take a course in Three Days !?Mr B. is to be seen from 9 to 1 A. M., or from t to 8 M. tr* BOOK-KEEPING taught by double and single entry. Evening Classes from 7 to 9. ml) I in c MISCELLANEOUS. ASPHALTUM AND MINERAL TAIL. JOHN LOWITZ, No. 2 Wall-Street, HAS constantly on hand natural Asphaltum Rock and Minemi Tar, whirn are used fut the following I'Uijtoses Gardens and sidewalk*. Florin* of Buildings and Cellars, where the exclusion of moisture raaaind Canals and Bridges. Piers, Wliarfs and Docka. Vaults. B aths, Aqueducts, Reservoirs, Sewers. Terraces, Roofing. Coating of iron work, to prevvut its oxidation by air am. iter. Coating o( timber work, used at railroads, 8tc. Markets, slaughter houses, and Binding warehouses, where the exclusion of vermin is required. jttf lW*r jj ~~ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD LIVING. THE undersigned has, at a great expense, fitted up one of the A largest and most splendid Coffee -ml Fating Houses in New York, in which one hundred persons at least ran sit down to an excellent and substantial breakfast, dinner,and tea, [from the ehoif*m supplies ofihe markets, with a bill of fare not exrelied either as r-rards quality or number of dish sj by any hoel in the United States, and var> iug in prices from sit cenu to me shilling and eighteen p**nce i?*r dish. The purest Java and Vfocka coffee and the very best teas, and served at only three tents per cup. And all other refreshm nts in prqpoition. The aaiters are uniformly civil and polite, and every visitor may he issured of feeling in this establishment quite "at home." In fart, very depart mi nt of the busiii'ss is under the sii|>erinteiiit nee of competent overseers, whose sole care and attention are ilirected to the comfort and conveniences of customers and guests. HENRY GOSLING. Proprietor of the French and Americui Rating House, Nos 61 ami M Nassau st, between John st and Maiden Lsnr. P. P.?Open Suiida\s for breakfast, dinner and tea. jeld 3mr FH K N u>e.?J. BONNARD P. DELAMOTtE have the honor to inform their acquaintances and the public in general, that the; have added to their old establishment, known tor upwards of two years under the firm of J. Bminard, the erial, (a beautiful article) hn T use an, Ac. Ac. The above articles are offered at much reduced prices, by T. BENNETT, 3? John street, jell lm*r late William and 26 Piatt sts U WELLINGTON A. CARTER Commission and Wine Merchant, No. 5 New street, one door from Wall street, (agent for tin ancient house of Lorneliuo, of Madeira) offers lor sale, iu nareels to suit purchasers? 150 pipes, nliHi, and ?mvjl casks, of the celebrated Lomelino, South side, Madeira Wines, Malmsey, Reserve, and other jualiti s, the whole of direct i mi nutations, some thirty years old, under custom Imuse lock, and entitled to drawback. 101 baskets %nfh r, Harp, Windmill, CnbiMl,ibIiD other choice hrand>, iiainpagne. 340 cases of Isr t, St. Jnlien, Chateau Magaux, lie. Also, common table wn s, at low prior*. 100 cases of M cat Wiur quality, will In orwsrd* J. promptly executed, and the wine hip|>ed to nrdrr, i v. I i xhli prices. o ho W OLEEP (M)L !?'I v prepaied to supply their customers and the public in genrrnl with their celebrated Hair Mattresses, Bolster*, Pillows, Ac., at such low prices th t all may enjoy the Inxurv of sleeping cool, and upon ruing in the morning they w.ll feel 50 per eeii* better than aller h ing ujon feitber Hanging W vrehouse, je*12w?c No. 31 Ma?dev lane. U'RKSf II AOF.M IKS?O. VV. Bunihsm, 76 l Mallien lane, V Y., J. CI IU.d, U3 Fulton at, Brooklyn.\ IJusson, New Haven, Dyer,?Ttir public air rc?|*ctliilly I inc. that the above establishment U been in sucerasiul yeiy*.?tt '"r n'?nl V>"n. .nil full confidence can be plan J in ,tu2 ''""ess nni.h .pel punctuality in returning Roads.? vlcfcha.u- and the public r. ncr.lly will find to their advan 'a*amr'n *?-m their ordrs.. lm.r Mechanic/t .aMrs.?RK.MciVAL.-Th. .nWribar twin to infoi i it. cn.tomura and others, that he h.s re unrcl his Depot I m 317 Broadway, to the tew w.rrhH.i.r No. John Street, ne.r Broadway. wh.re i,'. ^,Tl,,hmem im iBtreased accommodttions, *nd he i* |irepar. d s? hereto or. to furnish all t e r.riety of these most b, sutiful t itid eeery article wrtaining to thrm, at the loweat poeaible He wonld partiet arly tnrite the attention of the proprietor, if Hotel., I.ihrariea, puhlie or private, and all other I.rite r.t, ilishtnent. P> the great inducement, he i? now prepared to offei li.-m t'l luht w ith his Lamp., which are ntirel) free from au hinu offensive, and produce the moat aarveahle liaht possible it abont one half the coat of gas, E. D. SAX TON, Succoe.or to A. Diacon, 2d John street. The aifency at Philadelphia ia continnrd aa heretofore, at 12) Che.niit street, and in Boalon, 39 Tr.mont K >w. jc 18 3wr _ _ DOAHDINf).?A leet?bU family. ApdIv at No. 204 Enlton it, mT HOTELS, BOARDING, Engllkh Ailvcr( Immtiil. N OTI C E TO RAIL WAY TRAVELLERS. ANDERTON'S HOTEL, No. l&l FLEET STREET, LONDON. U llltam Harding, Proprietor, Returns Ins thanks to the professional and commercial genllumen, and the public for tb? liberal sipport he lias received tiiici occupying the iboyi named Hotel, mm bopus by umemitniu attention to retain the patrouage hitherto so geimrouslv afforded. W. H. assures his patrons that no endeavors shall be spared to promote their comfort, and flatters himself that few ran compete with him as far as regards Wines aud Viands, it being his ambition to procure the choicest for 'he approval of his supiatrters, and conducting business on the most liberal system. The daily bill of fare, containing the grest.^st variety, combined with moderation of prices, cannot nl u ii.. IU il ?tt ist a turn, lire lLl'ists 1 liu 1 id t fh; lodgings IUs od per week. Public Meeting &nu Committee 1eii ike Marshall House on the 30th instant, es a hotel and boaidn.g house it i* undeigoiUH a thorough i?peir, and w ill he put in complc le order, and furnished ill handsome style. The location is central, being on the west side of broadwav, No. 280, at the corner of K?-ade struct, a short distance from tfn Park aud Po?t Office, aud hut a few minuter walk hour Wall street and the business put of the city Tne room* are commodious aud pleasant, and it is the intention of the h??si to accommodate the travelling commuiuiy and bo.uders, in i manner that shall be satisfactory for the prices charged. Having loug ei|K*rieuce 10 catering for the public taste, he can a*?ure all that may favor hitn with their patronage, that Ins esertions will be made to please; and from the situation, it is a desirable location for Boarding, and cannot but offer man? inducements to persona visiting ins city to maks dm MfurwiallifouM ntirlMP1 Tkt bar will he furbished with choice liquors, and the larder w ith the subst intials and delicaei*? of the season, ayd with attentive servants, and every regaid for the comfort of his guests, the undersigned hojies to merit aud receive a share of patronage, mvlfi 3in*c R. S. MON ROE CARLTON HOUSE, 350 Bronduay, New York. rPHE proprietors of the Carltoii House, desirous of having their-charges correspond with the timet, respectfully inform their friends and tin- public that they hare determined to reduce their Tariff of Puces to tiie standard of IR33, and will in future accommodate their customers with B?>ard At the Table d'Hote for $1 50 per day u Private Tablet, 2 50 Parlors, 2 50 And Boaid bv the year forsiugl* geiitJernini or iamilies, on the most reasonable terms. 1 The Carlton House if centrally tituated in Broadway, on the highest ground in the city, and its elevated nosition and commodious construction make it a most airy, healthy, and convenient location. The parlors are spacious and ule^nnt, and ?4?e house is finished aud furnished throughout in a superior sty le. The tingle roomsarc pleasant and easy of aceess, and the Table d'Hotc is furnished with every dehracy the market affords, je2l 2\v BENSON fit HODGES. T WILSON'S BOAlTblNO IIOl'SK, No. 71 and 73 C? therine, entrance No. 1 Monroe street. New York-7-The proprietor of the al?ove establishment, in returning his sincere thanks to his friends and the public g? nerally, for the very liberal patronage he has heretofore received, would take this opportunity of informing misters of vessels and officers, that lie is now prepared to receive permanent or transient boarders on tht m. m r. --.Mi iblo it rms. N. B.?Rooms furnished or uufurnished, snitatde for fsinilies. je2l lm*r H'AVKUN AMI ("TTfin !foTsK.-i ITUTSTIANSON, f late J. C. Stoueall, 29 Ann street?The best of accommodations, best of refreshments, best ol liquors, best of attention, hkI, what mora, Af b it and moil agn i ibit Boditj in tnls city is always to be found at the above establishment. English harn, cold cuUs, chops, steaks, &c. &cc. An ordinari d il it t o'clock?chtrgo modirito, jail i*ij Hazard house; tompkinsville, staten ISLAND.?This new splendid Manston, recent)! etti t?-dby the subscriber under hi? own immediate supervision, and designed expressly for a select private hotel, is now ready for the reception of persons desirous of a beautiful and pleasant summer residence. It is furnished in a superior manner, and replete with every convenience and comfort lor families and single gentlemen. Its situation affords the most beautiful prosj>ect on the Island, commanding a full view of the Bay from the Narrow s to New York, embracing the adjacent shores, added to these attractions is its proximity to the sea shore and steamboat landings, renders it a much superior residence lor either persons of pleasure or business than any other situation contiguous to the city. The subscriber w ill devote his |>ersnnal attention to the establishment, and w ill at all times eudea vor to promote the com fort 'Hid conv? n is nee of his patrons. jy!2w*r I A FAYETTE IKHSK SARATOGA* STRINGS, Broadway, in the n?*w huild'ng opposite the tvrmin?tion of the Rtil Road.?T. B. RIC'ARD, French Restauresut, has newly fitted up aud enlarged his establishment, where families ma\ lie constantly accommodated in the best style. Will constantly keep on band a great variety of the delicacies of the season, and a table served a la Francaise and American. The Wines and Liquors w ill be of the first quality. Those |persons who w ill favor him with their iiatronage, may rely on his vigilant and strict attr ntion to promote their comfort. His domestics will be found polite and attentive. jyl lm r ST. GEORGE HOTEL, No 61 Broadway.?At the request of several pafronisers of this establishment, the proprietors, always disposed o please, h*ve made arrangements to have a public table set from 3 to 4 o clock, P. !>1., from the first oay of liih text, it the hi derate 1 75 eta per meal, in ludinf ordinary chret winei or five shilling* without wine. Also, to receive boarder* at from seven to ten dollars per week, according to the rooms they may select. jyl 3t#c HOARD?Gentlemen and their wives, or single gentlemen, can be accommodated with good rooms and board, in a pies sent and tligible situation, No. 24 Dey street, on reasonable terms?rooms furnished or unfurnished. je8 Imr A CARD.? BOARD I No, .it Jamaica. Long Nhiud, N. Y.? Persons desirous of passing the summer months in the country, can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board, at Fulton street, second door from the corner of Washington street, Jamaica, L. I. Distance from the city 12 miles. Communication by Railroad and Stage four time* perjfay. Reference can be made tt JAMES HERRIMANt Esq., Fulton street, J.smatcat L. 1. Railroad Dent one imnutes walk from the House. m2ftfe*r*c 1 a TO LET.?A Bestiful Country residence on Bow- anus Iiefcnu. Brooklyn, adjoining the Greenwood Ce- metry, situated on 23rdstreet, 2>a miles from the South i ferry. The house contains If rooms, 2 pantries, vault, w ash house i and every convenience for a large family,attached is a good stable and barge gardeu, all in excellent order. The house and grounds command a most e\t? -naive and iinui- uptk-, (ilass is, Hook Cases, Looking Glasses, Dining, Centre. 'I ea and I'ier 1 aides, Pianos, Sofas, Sofa Bedsteads, Beds, Bending, raleasters. Mattresses. Camels, Oil Cloth. Malting and Fire Irons, Wash Stands, 'loiiet Table., handle Sutlda, Bureau Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus, Safes, Ike. Also, a large assortment of men and women's Wearing Apparel, new and second handed. All the shore articles are offered to the public al very low prices. Persous ill waat of said articles Would liiid it to thsir advantage to make an early call at the above eruolishment. Shipping orders punctually attended to and packed to the shortest notice, ana on reasonable termi. Mattresses, Bedding, &e for fitting out vessels, constantly on hand. All orders to the above establishment will be punctually attended to and thankfully receivt d. N. B.?The highest prices will he given for Second Hand Furniture, and Geutlemeu's and Ladies'cast off Clothing. a2? Sm*' DENTISTRY. SURG1C A L A NI) DENTAL INSTRUMENTS Manufactured i>v w.\i. r. ooulding, s? Gold street.?A general assortment of the above Instruments kept on hand and m ,Je*to order, of the most approved |iarreins. Phe medical professors ni general, ami dealer! are invited to call and esamine before ouroliamigelaewherc. Syringe.,stomarh and nipping pem|i?, splints and fracture apparatus?Instruments for clump feet and oilier distortions on haml aad made to order. Cnllrry and Surgical Instruments repaired in the beat possible manor r, and on reasonable terms. Reference!? Valentine >1o|t, M. D. Granville Sharp, Patterson, M. D. Alfred C. Poet, M. D., and John C. Cl.eeseman, MD *36 3m'm DENTISTRY." R EMOVED. FROM M TO an CHAMBERS STREET. "IITM. THORN, DENTIST, iolieiu the AHvntion of tho#e who wear artificial Teeth. and those who may inquire them to his method of supidyaiff the MaiilUrv family, vir.., the Teeth. Knowing that mrffc is a disagreeable tram# in the mouth of thoee who indulge in resulting fmm the action of the acid on the Gold Plate. In all cases that admit of it, he inserts teeth from one to a complete set, without using one i?ar* licle of metal of any description tO Cham hi str? t |sj| Jm*r GUIDE TO SOUND TEETrf. LADIES N'EED NOT DESPAIR. y\R. A. C. CASTLE. Dentist, 217 Broadway, New York, has a Marnitrsiliron Paste, for filling decayed hollow tceih. It is perfectly harmless in its composition, and ran be put into the most tender tooth without pain or inconvenience, and with which it becomes impacted as one solid body, maintaining its original sppeatinre and uses for life, The numerous testimonials from ladies in the first ciass of society s|ieah in the most glowing term* as to Its efficacy. The Evening Post, 22d May, says?' It is admirably adapted for sore or tender teeth, and to nervous |iersons, anil Dr. A. C. Castle opcratus on the teeth with great care and ability." The following, from the New Orleans Picayune, Dec 6th, sufficiently siieali* of Dr. C.'s skill as a mechanical dentist" "Lieut. who was employed in the Florida service, during an engagement, had one side of hi* lower jaw and part of the upper sliol away. It was feared that the loss would he permanent, lint meeting with Dr. A. C. Castle, of New York, an artificial substitute, with teeth, vtins in the ear. jc7 lm*c UtAUTFFUL TEETH AND 6WEET BREATH?AH D can possess, by using sHERMAN'S Orris Tooth l*aate.? Nothing can coni|*?re w in it for cleanig the Teeth, keeping 'hem ft m aching mid do ay, hardening the gums and sw- eten"i? the breath. Recotnmi nded by Dr. A. C. Castle, 297 H'oailway, one of our hest dentisis Dr. Elliott, the distingnishr,! Oenlist; Prof. Ward, I). Si Fryr Esq. and Mn thousands who isvc used it?warranted superior to every other ihsolifriee. Dr Sherman s office is st 106 Nassau St. Agents, Rnshton fc As pmwall t 7 Stores; S.nds, 273 Broadway and 77 East Broad* hnrch s lag B .wctv, and Codington's, 227 Hudson sr. ^IT* ?nd 7 Lvdgrr Buildings, Philadelphia. MEDICAL. DR. HORNETP?OWTlNUli8 to b? sonaulud confidentially at hit office No. i v3 78 Mumy ilrert. r. Strangers arc respectfully apprised that Dr Home, being le?dlI> bred 10 the medial proiessioii, in the city of L?tuion, L*# een a tiractical member of the said faculty of physic for 46 yean, for the last 36 iu the city of New York. Hit practice from Win* general, he ouAues to a particular branch oi medicine, w luch engages hi? profound attention. Hu experience u i very gretft?his success astonishiu*. He cautions the unfortunate against the use of mercury; thousands are annually mcrcitri ill led out of life?recent affections are, without mercury, cx- tmgui?he>i in a few days Sec your cases eradicated, not natch- j ed up. Theharued Dr. Buchau emphaticallyobsciies?"Mar- t ritd persons, and ess?>us ah?ut to be married, should be particu- j lavly cautious of those affections; what a dreadful inheritance to transput to posterity.99 i Persous affticted wnh protracted and deplorable f.wa, ueea i not desjnir of a complete recovery bv applying to Dr. Home. A L residence of 36 years iu New York city has established Doctor 0 Home s ch 'racter as a man of sterling honor, and based on real respectability and skill. Dr. H. offer* to his jiatrous a sure guarani? u. Di 11 III' ..fliers SI-- numerous, ui-I i.oi i m t s come in contact. Attendance uutil nine o'clock m the evening. NOTICE. ry THOMAS G. HOKN E, son of the late Dr. George T. Home, res]>ectfully apprizes the public that h* continues his father'* most successful practice at his establishment, No. 78 1 Murrty street, and may be consulted daily until 9 o'clock, P. 5d.. Sundays excepted. ?________ jc!6 l?n#r MEDICAL AID. j ALL those who are in need of medical aid of a certain dc- Mcriptioii, should, withqut fail, obtain a copy of a little book entitled lha Rubicon, w uh engravings. This little work wra* written and published by Dr. Gregory us 1830; 111 1811 he published a second edition, with many valuable improveme nts ind alteration*; and in lilt it hm boenmU mora iteprotad mm enlarged. The engravings arc beautifully done, and are accom pamed with suitable ex|Janatory remarks The author is now a in extensive citv practice at 34 Molt street nearly opjevsite the stone church. Ill* having been constantly engaged in combating diseases of this clia.irater for many ve?rs past, enable# him to treat his subject n0 cents. It u worthy of remark that many persons instead of being promptly cured, continue on from da/ 10 day taking various nostrum* under circumstances where medicine alone could never make a cure. Now it is very important to the patient that he inform himself upon this particular sebject, and .v> it is one whichcannot he more pniticnlarly explained in a public priut, those interested will fkiid it in detail on perusing the little book to he had at the drug stores in lTnlUm si, numbers 53, 79 and 100; and also at both corners of Chambers st and Broadway. Dr. Gregory has established himself in the practice of medicine and surgery at 31 Molt street, which is not a druif store, about 100 lrds from Chatham square, nearly opposite the church. Di. G. does not limit his attendance to a few hours; he is at home and may be consulted at any hour of the day oJ evening. Invalids intending to isit New York city, the fourth of July, will tike net ice that Dr. G. will devote the entire dav and cvtu in.- to thtdvtiei of bit pfOlMlitB, usual upon Other days. Letters from the country, descnbnijr symptoms, and enclosing a fee, will be punctually attended to if post paid, jet lrn#r 1 "HOMO SUM NIHIL HUMANI A MELIENHUM PUTO." eedy and perfect relief as this. Whenever introduced into a family, it becomes the standing remedy for those aliments, and is called for again and again, which. I think, is pretty good proof of its efficacy and usefulness. in the summer complaint children it has freouently amiearcd to snatch the little v, tim fmm the grave. It saved the life of my child, and such and such a child," 1 have repeatedly heard it said. In disentcric affections of adults I have time and again seen it act like a charm, and give pennv ntntrrliel in a if* nourt; J may sav in a Irw nunutr*. In flue it in a valuable medicin-, ana no family should be without it. Re*j>ectOilly, M. L. KNAP. M. D. Late Physician to the Baltimore Dispctuuiry, and Ageut for the Mary and Vaccine IuAtitvttton. Sold by the wnu, A. B. A D. Sands. Druggist*, 79 Fulton st. t corner of Gold, and 100 Fulton at. at wholesale and retail. Also sold by Abraham B. Sanda 6t Co. 273 Broadway, Granite Buildings, corner of Chambers st.; David Hands t o. 77 Fast Broadway, corner of Market st Price 60 cents. jc26 Imr HARVEY BURDELL, M Dv Dentist, [formerly at 67 Chamb' rs st,] has removed to No. 3f>2 Broadway, corner of Franklin st?eet, where lie has permanently located his office. Dr. B. atundi to sf1 tM kriMUMi of tho dantal profeaah n it usual, and has not aliandnned dental practice, neither has lie recommended or does recommend his patrons to any other Dentist. JeX lw ?c Mealing mineral waters?sharon smnt. Whit. Sulpher W.ter may be had ol the Ageuta, Dickson It Co., ltd Broadway, Bvsemcat Rooms.?For their nnriralled efficacy in all Rheumatic, Cutaneous and Dyspeptic t'om- 1 plaints, tore eyes, debility.erytipalaa. srrofuls liter complaint, J affection of the kidney, Ac reference (by their permission) is 11 made to the followimr medical gentlemen t HUGH McLEAN, ST. 4 Warren-st. Dr. BEDFORD. Prof. Univaraity, Med. Dep. I Prol. PATTERSON. Med. Dep. Dr. WHITE. Cherry Valley, N. V. Prof. HADLEV, Ei-Pres't Med. ('allege. N Y Dr. DELAFIELD. Bleeek, r-st. N. V From a certificate of a rec?ot an lysis made for the Proprietor of the Springs, hy one of the most eminent chemists in this country, (Dr. (Chilton ol New-York) the following results have been obtained from one gallon of water Sulphate of Magnesia 42 40 Sulphate of Litne Ill 62 I 'hloride of Sodium 2 24 Chloride of Magnesium 2 10 Hydiosnlphuret of Sodium Hydrosulphttret of Calcium 2 2* Vegetable Eatracti.e Matter 160 94 Sulphuretted Hydrogen Oaa. 16 cub. ins. For sale by Messrs. Rushton fc A.pinwall, at th.tr stores, Broadway, Astor House, sml William street J. M'lhau, Broadway G. H. Milnor, Broadway A. B. Sand A Co., Broadway and Intnl.en it. Dr. J. K. Chilton, Broadway I 1 II. P. Leeds, Fniton street, Broofclm. je24 dn.e 'T'O l,M)lf> |-H VI TWEIN n ?peet nlly informa T th Ladies of Jew York aiuj vicinitv, tnst she continues th. work of Frocii Planting,Fluting and Clear starching, at No. 102 Kldridge street, (on the first floor,) New-York. N. B. Orders received and eiecnted with neatness and at the shortest notice. Also, Collars for sale. jetl lm*r QODA ASH.?JO tons of superior miajily, for sale by jetfl e PF.RSSE fc BROoks, 61 Liberty st. MEDICAL. DR. SOLOMON HEINE IITOULD mfunn his ixtirnu and the public, tht. fca still *tate of New York. u r .i- -.es K- w- WETMOUE, M. D. sworn before me, this 27th day of of April, A. D. 1842. hiulaeo Rkkd, Com, of Deeds. jel7 lm?c J. BRADEN IITOULD most respectfully beg leave to inform his friends aud the public generally that he has completely renovated ind re-of wiied his summer Saloons for the reception of those who may be pleased to honor him with their patronage. He latter* himself it will be sufficient to say to those who hate seen acquainted with l^e established reputation of Ins Ice "reams, itc. for the last nine ysars.that nothing shall remain in his |?rt to retain, and if |??s?ihle to tactl his former effortsHe still continues the manufacture of Confectionary in all its tranches, and is prepared to supply families and dealers in city w country, wholesale or retail. INot forgetting ?o tender his [rateful acknowledments for the i?atrouagc he lias received. u? trusts by his future efforts to desarvt a con Li nuance of the win.' will not he unavailing. je3 lm*r JOHN BR A PEN, 73 Canal street. "]DR."MORRISON. VTOItTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20Ui Folmn itreet nrnr I' Oreaowieh.?Dr. Morriwin, Membrr ui the Rnvsl Cnllvyr >f Surgeon*, Loudon, mid formerly Surgeon id the British N?ry, ccuitiuur. U> be mt 1*11 lied daily on all di?t-a*** of a drlieate j?lur?, ..ml all inoac dutraaning symptom* eoimaiifiit on iiyuliciouv traatiuuut, and lb* imprudent Ma quark MMM> L)r. M. h.uh d au cinerieoca of tweotv two yrara i" treating l.licale diaua.ni ui all ih.ir ration, and roinplic.iled fount, and itrt a mild, safe ayd infallible subitum? lor mercury, eradicating the venereal virus with certainty, without subjecting the atit nl U) any risk Of restricting lioniulutusti.il dirts or intrants while his medicines are aitrreablt' in taste and smell. IVrn-Hint obstruction* in the urethra, such as strictures and enwyemeui of tlia rust ate gland, accompanied Willi murh irriation and dull pain about these parts, are some of the consrIIMM of oial-lreatineuL L)r. M. treats strictures in a scienitic in inner, promoting absorption of the thickened circular nrntbraoe without any pain. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITT.-Thottaandaof youtif ntu are sutlVnng from the consequences of indulgence in a secret destructive habit,and whose uerve. are further injured from he use of nostrums, aud pretended s|ierifica, which stimulate inly to induce gie.vter depression. Dt. M, treats such eases on ntrely pathological principh a, and never fails in establishing a ure?the strictest honor and confluence is observed. Letters post laid, an.t containing a suitable fee, will ensure 'ic correspondent full advice, and medicine to any part of the Jnion, by his giving a history of his case ia detail. CO I 'j Fulon rtreet near O.eenwich. jrlH lrn-r "MADAME costello, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, [NFORMSthe Ladies of New York and Female?, that she L mutinies to give advire and prepare her nojmlar and efficaious medicines for the diseases of female?. Madame C. is hapiy to announce that In r treatment has given much satisfaction o tlie numerous natieut? who have relied upon lit r ibilitie*-? tladamc his'Telt htrself induced to undertake the rt-spousiilr office of Female Physician, from long experience and pracice, having a knowledge of the structure of the human frame, n ignorance of which renders the unblushing pretension?, and lecoyiag panaceas of mercenary adventurers useless, if not inurious. Single and married ladies may rely with Confidence on ler skill and maternal solicitude .as aafemale physician. How er distressing may be their complaints her mt dical acquirea. nis, will found adequate to the case. In short, she grounds his notice Oil tin* IQCCeMlhl NMltS Of a th*JOUgh DietUOtl eduttion, and reliance on appointed means of imparting health, igor and happiness to all who honor her with their confidence, Rid secrecy. All letters post-paid. Office and residence 34 daponava*t. Jell im*e J AND 8' REMEDY FOR .SALT RHEUM?" Wavpto* to cure."?Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Tetter, Scald Head, larber's or Jackson Itch, Ec/.ama, Proriosli, Palmaria, and ther diseases of the skin, are safely, certainly, and effectually ured by the use of Sands's Remedy, which has now been lestd in more than six thousand different cases ?f the above disases, without having failed in any where the directions are atended to. The unparalleled success of this remedy in curing liseases of the skin, is without equal in the history of incdiine. The Comnound Syrup of Sarsaparilla is recommended u he used with the remedy, a? it tei'ds to throw out from the ilood and system generally all the unhealthy humor connected villi the diseases, and the application of the rcmcd) cx'i riiilly t the s.tn.r tiim-. ehti> lv ladi'Tites if I run tlie s\stem. The emedy is perfectly harmless in its operation, may be applied rith safety even to the skin of the tend crest infant. Testimo* lials of its efficacy are daily received, and the followiug are seeded for publication, which it is thought w ill satisfy the mind if every candid iktsoii of its extraordinary virtue? Nm York. May 4, 1841. Messrs. A. B. D. Sands?Gentlemen?Feelings of thankiilnessnnd gratitude induce me to inform you that 1 am perectly cured of the Salt Rheum by the use of your remedy. The iiscase spread over both my hands to mv fingers ends, and had ecu standing fourteen years, during which time I was under he treatment of more than twenty different physicians, who all ailed to give more than a temporary relief. I was unable to is* my hand* but little, and eould not cut them in water; my i.i i la reneatedlv mine off. a ml I wa? almost hel nleiia from tin* omplaint. I tried Indian Hoot doctor*, bnt *11 to no pur|>osr, mil l ist ummer 1 wiu advised by a friend to use your remedy, commenced it with little frith, having tried to many things, rithout producing any good effect. In a tew days my hands rare betts r. and notwithstanding I put tliein in water dsdv they ontinued to improve, and in a lew weeks were entirely well. I is now more than si* weeks since the cure was effected,since hich time they have been perfectly well. Yours, respect illy, LYDIA LEWIS, Newark, N. J. Messrs. A. B. St V. 8a?ds?Gentlemen?I certify thai 1 have een cured of the Salt Rheum of ten t ears standing, by the se of you; remedy and Syrup of Sarsaparilla, and I wish every e'son troubled with thia dteadfnl complaint in any for..; would all on me, and I will satiafy them that your medicine will ure them perfectly. ANN MARIA WSJBALL, Residence, 109 Nassau-sireet, stor,. lyVulton st. New York. June 3, llitl. Pre pared and sold wholesale and retail bv A. B. 0. SANDS, Drugrisu, 79 and 100 KuIioti ?t. Sold also bv Abraham B Sands It Co. 2'3 Broadway David lands ti Co. 77 East 3ro -dway and by William Brown, 111 Vashitnrti nstr'et and 8 W Kowle. 31 Prince street, Boston; oseplt Balch, jr., Providence, 11 I E W Bull, Hartford, Con; )r. it W Mathewson, Norwich, Conn; H Rawls St Co, Albay J Gorham and J fowler, Newbureh. N Y Dr David ane, 2n.Sotith 3d, Pnilad G K "l'vler. Baltimore E'l'revitt t Son. Potnrhkeepsie, and by druggist* generally in all the rii.ripal citi es anil chief towns in the United States. Price $1. jt-2.7 Imc rO RHEUMATIC PERSON8.?The Vegetable Rhea 1 raatic Syrnn prepared at No. 286 Bowen*, is offered to your oticr. We ask eiery i?erson who is aluicted with this disnuraging and painful comolaint to examine and make inquiries bout the medicine, and if ne is not perfectly satisfied, we shall c extremely disappointed. .The proofs are all at hand, as any enon najf 6m upon applicUtos?ithar at the one* or H m videlicet of the poison* who have boon CUti Everyday rings fresh proofs of its wonderful powers. The proprietor asks o one to try it until he is satisfied by enquiries that it is all it rofessrs to be, and that it M a perfect cure for Kheum*tisir\ ither in its inllamatory or chronic form. If any person after ny investigation he may make, should continue to doubt, we ay you need pay no money until the medicine has cured you. )nly give security for i a payment when you aiv cured. Ilead fie folio wine, and many more of a similar kind can be shown ipon application at the office. This is to certify, that in the month of April last I was stacked with a violent inflammatory rheumatism, which affectd nearly all my limbs to such a degree that I cle for me to sleep. 1 called in a doctor who did me no good. I hen called aaother, hut did not rective the slightest benefit rom either, and my disease was continually increasing, when nv husband bought a bottle of the. Vegetable Rheumatic 8ymn itNo. 286 Bowery* which immediately relieved the i?iu, and I apidly ircoverctl and am now entirely free from the disease. LYDIA COFFEY, 18th st. one door west from 6th avenue. The following persons are also re fen d to. either having been :ured themselves or having had some member of their family V-. Biidsall, 203 Houston street, near Clinton. M r. Rver, corner of 7th st. and 3d avenue, and many others. This dvrup can be obtained at only one pi ice iu the city, and list is 286 Bow ?ry, corner of Houston st. Remember, 28G. je27 lw*r 'PHE CEI.P.BR7\TED FAMILY LIKE PILLS AND A I'HENIX BITTERS.?The renown which these great nadiciucs have acquired in every part of the United States, is lolid and durab'e, because not founded upon quackery or e xraiagant Pretension. It rest* upon that from whence it sprung, heir good properties and unfailing efficacy. Their field of iscfulness embraces a greater number ami variety of bitmap mmiUint# than any other medicine known, even to the morif ;al profession, bec*as? rhry n?* compounded ??f h ercafrr nuvn* of choice and powerful re medic* for those complaints than ire combined iu any other, and be cause the quality of the innredieiita i* the very bcstt-h.%t money can procure and pharmaceutical chemistry produce. Hence it is that 'hey arc famous "or the prompt nnd complete cure, not only of ordinary bilious md dyspe|?tic affections, costiseness, diseases of the lifer, and ligcstive functions, habitual costivenrss, ierott* and bilious looseness, headache, nausea, giddiness, fullness of the sangtiiMCeotlR system, impurity of the fluids, palpita'ion of the heart, i? n om wi kness, md nnh?ses of lealth, recreation, and in*tmction. This Uath measures in exremelinath 161 feet be 7J feet. The gentlemen's Bath ia ret by 46?the ladies' (to which is alio attached several private incs of various dentin) (5 by 19, and a juvenile swimming chord of ooniiderahlc extent. The shower bat ha are upon a lew construction, innple, efficient and improved and the whole interior with a taloon, comprising every luxury and re're?hment, underthc experienced management of Mr. Oakley, if Brooklyn, designed in a style of romfort and convenience mired to the wanta and w i.llea ofthe visitors. Elias Thomaa appcala to thoac (rienda who ao warmly anaaiued bim laar anmmer, w hen manager of the F'anklin Bath, now platr l at the foot of Montgomery afreet,) for tint a pport hat eneonraged him to emtvirk in hie present much more enarted enterprise, and trnsta for the aupport that hta merits may Maim from the ciriteiu ol Nt w York and iu riaitora in general je!2 Imr DABINEAir'S New Hot anil Cold Salt Water Baths, at IV the font of Dealiroaae, atrret, I third pier south of Canal 'Ireet, North River.) are now open for the accommodation of with ladies and gentlemen. 0|w-n from sunrise until II o'clock it night. N. B. TI|" water where the hatha are atationed has been Icepetied. winch render-tit aa pure aa any other situation in the ricinaty of New York. On Tut stlay', the Bath is exclusively le voted to I lilies iu til .11'. M. A hind ol miraie will be in alendsree every pW uant evening. Pike of a cold bath IIVr sea sickness and nervous headache, palpitation, lowuessot spirits, and all nervous diseases. The Hon. A iron Clark, Hon. Edw. J. Porter, Rev. Mr. H?rider* k. Her. Mr. Dunbar, of the llcDougal street Chmch, have used (hem. OlTic. UXS Nissan street?Agents, Rushton Aipm wall's three stores; SOlds', 773 Broadway J7 East Broadway; Coddling! op, 227 Hudson. "*72 c THE MAGIC MIXTURE IS considered the safest, most speedy as well as the most pleasant remedy for the thorough extinguishment of goiiorrHcsa and analogous affections of the urinary organs. It is not like the result of twelve year* practice. It Las never &il?a4 to cure in a undo instance. Sold at C. H. Ritiff't, 53 Fulton street, corner of Cliff; Dewar, corner Church and Chamber; and at drug stores 113 Broadway cornai Lisix*nard >treet; 6'jCowery cor Walker; 77 Ea*t Broadway cor Market, and 184 H Fultou street, Brooklyn. ?rice $1. jc-2 lrn*r NEVKR KNOWN TCTFA IL!-FRVER ANITAOU! CL'RKD!?Chill Fever, Dumb Ague. .Intermittent and Remittent Fever*, and all the vaiious iormi of BiliousDweases, speedily and thoroughly cured by Dr. Charles Osgood's eelc braced (NMA CHOLAOOOUE. Thu article has for several years been in high repute in thoee districts of couuCrv where the above named forms of disease are moat prevalent. Numerous certificates of it* efficacy can be 8?*5 ,at, lLe warehouse of ike wholesale agent* in this city. No. 83 John street, by P. BOWNE CO. P or sale also by J. It J. Ceddington, conie-r Spring and Hudson street* A. H|cLeod. 309 Hudson street Saml. Kotfon, li>8 i \\r o barman, corner Canal anil Varick st*; J. W. Bassett644 Broadway*: L. A. llosenmiller, 311 Bleecker st, coiner ol hrutnpher, N.Y.; and Win. Bailev, 49 Fulton st., Brooklyn John Brice, Booklyu and S. B. Bowue Son, Westchester, fcc. he. ml61aw3m*C A BERNETHY 8 BOTA~NTICAL PILLS.?Let the uufor junate rest assured that there is no exaggeration in aasert these pills to he a speedy and radical cure fov Gouorrhtea. Gleet*, Irritation of the K'dpeys, Ike. They ware for several years prescribed by the celebrated Abernethy in all stages of the above diseases. In tne first stages one bo* is usually sufficient to effect a cure in a few days. In Ion* Protracted chronic stages, obstinate gleets. fcc., they are equally certain, having N cured hu. dreds who had been taking other medicines for months, which tended more to destroy the constitution than to cure the disease. They never leave the parts subject to the troublesome weakness, which so frequently occur after using other medicines. Thev have no unpleasant taste or nmolbeeariei, Hall. 36 Catharine st. jelO lm*e RAND SPRING MEDiCINE.-WHITWELL'S TKAfft PERANCE BITTERS, WITHOUT WINE OR ALCOHOI..?Read.r, have you no appetite 7 Do you not reliah your food 7 Then use these bittera they will also ere ally as ist diet-.tion, aud of course remove dys|i Washington City, D. C. OTV" ICai h .nvrlc* of the centime More hound urnod J. PKASE k. SON. to Division sf?oint.#,s Astringent Pill," whose failure in removing the disheartening complaint is unknow n; more th^n 20,000 boxes havebct'ii sold in New York alone, and not one case of failure has been related to any agent selling tbem. lias such a fact occurred from the use of any other medicine Answer, ye that suffer. Sickness, or general wasting of the body from any cause, arc speedily ameliorated, or in a short time cured. If or gravel, loss of contiol of the bladder, pain in the back front disease of the kidney or prostrate glauds.these pills are pre-eminently successful. J. O. FAY, Wholesale Agent, New York?Retailed at 79 and 100 Kultou ?t drug store Broadway corner of Chamber st; Church cor of Chamber; 127 Bowery; 63 Bowery cor of Walker st; 77 Fast Broadwavi 1H8 Washington *t, Boston; 37C Market si Philadelphia; 4 Maiden Lane, Albany, and of Oto Pulling, Natch? z. Price $1. Also?"Dr Poett** Eradicator" celebrated as the most certain safe and sp? cdy cure for gonorrhoea, aud certain complaints. je2l lm?r HIGHLY IMPORTANT rPO Farmers. Planters and Horticulturists.?The compound f Chemical Wh ile Oil Soap may be considered iu the present moment, the best preparation that ever was compounded for the total destruction of every s|>ecies of insects infesting the vegetable Kingdom?maggots, slugs, rose bugs, peach, nectarine, apple and near tree insects, cut and army worms, snail, cabbage lice, and all the smaller insects w hich are parasitic on indigenous and exotic flowers, such as the oleander, cactus, ficus. cycus, mescrnhrianthmmodions hrivato Baths, the ?'vt, retired, .id safe Ladies Baths, with a pure sweeping mr if water throngh the whole building. But come and see?jud^ for yourselves. Added to all this is the et\joy ment of one of tne pleasantest views nutiins the signature of M. de floudrloqoe, and the English di reerion* has e the siiiuaWTe of D?. F. NLLVLAU, authorised agi nt for the continent of America. Tiny can be transmitted by mail m any part of tfi, Fr.ited Stati a. 'ters directed to Dr. F. Mi lreau, hoi 24, New York will inert with immediate attention. Sold by ap(>oint mrnt at let Cherry, near Catharine street. Trice $5. Half Khies $3. No half boxes aent by mail. my30 Im'dtsw PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMBS GORDON UKNNKTT, N W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS. I Tint New Yon* llmun-A daily paper, issued every morning of the week?price lirn cen/i per copy. Country subscribers furnished at the same rate, for any specific period, on a ri mittance in ailvsnre. No |ia|ier sent, nnless paid in advance, Thi Wi iki.t Hvsai.o?Issued every Hutnrdsy morning at nine n'cloi k?inire lis unit a qvartrr rrnh per copy?furnished to country subscribers at *J,3i n*r ainrnrn, in advance, or at the same rate for any specified perfod. f osa y,sroNtis ists are reanested to aildrrsa their letter* to Jsmis Gouoots Brispi*tt, Proprietor and Editor?end all or| dors on buiine.si must be poet peid