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POSTSCRIPT. 3 Washington, [Correspondence of the Herald.] Wasnixeres, March 23, 1812 Benate—Mr. Clay—His Speech—Mexico and the United States, Mr. Sournaxp being indisposed this morning, Mr. King, at the request of Mr, S., took the Chair. The business of the morning was of very little public in. terest. At one o’cleck the Senate then took up the resolutions of Mr. Clay, to increase the tariff above the maximum of the Compromise act; to repeal that provision of the Distribution act which requires its operation to be suspended if a duty of more than twenty per cent. be demanded to support the Go- vernment ; to retrench and economise the expenses of Government. To which, Mr. Waicr had proposed amencd- ments—in favor of practical economy, by abolishing useless offices; by lopping off all unnecessary ex- penses in Congress and all the Departments of the Government, and by repealing the distribution act, 0 as to render amy increase of the tariff above the Compromise act, or any new burdens on the people, unnecessary. Mr. Clay took the fioor and made another of his greatest speeches. He never speaks without having the circumstance previously announced, and rarely without two or three days notice, in order that a crowd may be gathered. He had the floor yesterday, and his purpose to speak was generally known in the city. But the rush to hear lim was not so great as nsual; and although he weat to the Senate prepared, and intending to show off, he was dissatisfied with the audience and refused to perform. Mr. Clay retires ia a few days, and it is to be hoped that the system of theatrical clap-trap and trickery, to cram the house, will cease when his engagement is at an end. The system of starring has ruined the oratory of the There are at ieast half-a-dozen men on the whig side who can prepare themselves and beat Mr. Clay ina set speech any day of the year; but either one of them shall speak to empty galleries, while he, having become the fashion, will have the gaileries and every avenue to the chamber crowded to suffo- Senate. cation, long befere he isto take the floer. is the consequence? These men, his cqual What nm talents, and vastly superior to him in information, feeling themselves neglected and overlooked, never speak with that hfe and enthusiasm whieh might be expected under other circumstances, and whichis necessary to produce the highest effect. Mr, Clay has been an actor all his life. That he has many of the elements of greatness about him, nobody will pretend to deny; but he has a very large alloy of humbug and nonsense. The aflecta- tion of dislike to public life, amd the constant pa- rade of his intention to retire to his home in Ken- tueky for the last twenty years, is unworthy of him. This has long been a part of his game to attract publie-attention. In the National Intelligencer of 1th May, 1820, is the following paragraph :— “« In the course of the debate yesterday, Mr. Clay (Speaker) avowed his intention shortly to retire to the pursuits of private life.” The papers from that time to this, contain simi- Jar announcements once in every two or three years, and at last he has made up bis mind to go. Itisa fortunate thing for the country that he has come to this determination. His turbulant and dictatorial course has contributed mere to bring about the present uuhappy condition of the government than the conduct and influence of any other ten men in the country. In the course of his speech to-day, Mr. Clay call- ed the blushes to the cheeks of some of his fair hearers, by reciting the filthy lies whichare alleged to have been used in some indecent ceremony for- merly practised in England. The first line is, “ Here | am, riding on a black ram.” The others, which are too indelicate for publication, may be found in one of the numbers of the Specta- tor, in which the ceremony is described. Mr. Lawrence, of New Orleans, the gentleman who was sent to the city of Mexico by Mr. Peyton, United States Attorney, for the Southern District of Louisiana, under the authority of our government, to meliorate the condition of the Americans held in custody by the Mexicane, has arrived in this city, with despatches to the State Department. Mr. L. thinks the prisouers will not be released except upcn the energetic and determined interference of this government. May we not hope for prompt and re- solute action on our part? The Mexicans have mal- tyeated our citizens, confiscated their property, axd insulted our flag with impunity, until they have con- ceived general and profound contempt for us as a It is time to avenge the accumulated nation. wrongs which they have heaped upon ue. Oar min- ister, Mr. Ellis, seems to be little better than a help- less imbecile, neither inspiring personal respect, nor sustaining the national honor. gentle remonstrances are required in this emergen- oy. There must be a peremptory demand for re- dress, supported, if necessary, by an adequate naval force. We have a home squadron powerful enough to bring the Mexicans to their senses, without any extra expense to the country. No Executive was ever more alive to the honor of the nation than Pre- sident Tyler, or the navy a more efficient and intel- ligent head than Judge Upshur. the requisite measures, and ia three months time the stain under which the country is now suffering, of submitting to the insolence, arregance, and injus- tice of a miserably degraded country such as Mexi- co, will be wiped away for ever. Something besides Let Congress take House of Representatives—The Question of Privilege or Treason—Resignation of Mr, Giddings—Dr. Lardner's Lectures. Atthe assembling of the House this morning, there wasa ution and a jealousy exhibited asto the maaner in which the record of the last few days’ proceedings in the privilege case, would go forth to the world, that could not fail to create the impres- sion that there was a consciousness of an approxi- mation to folly or crime, from which it was desi- rable to preserve a distinction. Mr. Everett first called upon the clerk to read the lists of the ayes and noes, to guard the journal from error as to the identity and course of every member. next moved an amendment tothe journal, Mr. Adams for the purpose of recording the fact that he had taken an appeal! from a decision of the chair, that the opera- tion of the previous question was to cut off Mr. Giddings from his right, secured to him by the con- stitution, to be heard in his defence. This appeal not having been received for the reason that there was a pending question to be first disposed of. When it was taken it formed no part of the business of the House, and necessarily was excluded from The House now admitted the correct- ness of the exclusion, for the motion of Mr. Adams the journal. was negatived by a vote of 124 to 41. Mr: P.G. Geopr desired also that the record should contain the statement ¢f the fact that Mr Geddings had commenced addressing the House in his defenee, but he was interrupted*by an objection made to this proceeding by Mr. Cooren of Georgia. After some discussion on this point, the amendment was laid on the table on the motion of Mr. Borrs, by a majority of 104 to 64. proposed the publication of 5000 copies of the jour- nal in relation to the case of Mr. Geddings, for the use of the House, but House refused to the reception of the rity of 107 to 53. the Mr. after suspend the resolution, Weller also wished the Mr. Everert next by a some discusion rules for majo- journal to contain the fact that he had offered to withdraw the motien for the previous question, i/ Mr. Giddings would rise and cay he desired to be heard, to which Mr. Giddings made no response Mr. Goode proposed to add that the withdrawal o/ the previous question was not absolute, and he justi- fied the refusal of Mr. Giddings to accept permissior to speak just as much as a majority might choose t permit him to say, and no more led toa conversational debate This propoaiti« and after spendin. wo hours on these proposed corrections of te jou nal, the whole snbject was laid on th table by e vote of 87 to 58. This feverish fretfulness to guard against a representation that Mr. Giddings was de- prived the right of an aceused person to be heard in his defence, may not invproperly be traced to the irritability occasioned by an accusing inward moni- to:. Here ia Mr, Giddings’ aesertion of his imability to precced, and of what he intended to have said, if he had been permitted to address the House :— When [ rose so often during the confusion of the pro- aecdings ha She Home Ay , and met often called 0 order, the time by Svoper, of Georgia, I had BI and desired to have stated tothe House, what follows: Mr. Srxaxua,—I stand before the House in a peculiar situation. [tis propesed to pass a vote of censure upon me, substentially for the rea at 1 differ in opinion from a majority ofthe members. The vote is about to he taken without giving me timeto be heard. It would be idle for me te say that 1am ignorant of a disposition of a majority to pass the resolution. I have been violently assailed in a personal manner, but have hed no opportu nity of being heard in reply. 1 do mot now stand here to ask for any favor orto crave any mercy at the bands of the members. But, in the name ofan insulted consti tuency—in behalfof one of the sovereign States of this Union—in behalf of the people ef these States andthe Federai Coustituticn—I demand a hearing, reeably to the rights guaranteed to me, and in the ordinary mode of proceedi: LT aecept of no other privilege; 1 will re- ceive no other courtesy. Mr, Giddings’ resignation of his seat was this day presented te the House by the Speaker, and all the circumstances of this singular proceeding will now become matter of discussion before the people. He came to Congress with a majority exceeding 6,000— more than some entire constituencies—and his friends autic!pate that by the firat of May he will be again in his seat with a greatly increased majority, and with a greatly increased bitterness against the peculiar institutions of the South. PeThe Sreaxer presented to the House the pro- ceedings of tthe meeting recently held in the New York exchange, on the condition of the country, and an executive communication in reply to a re- solution of the House, ealling for the names of the membors of the 26ch or the 27:h Congress, who have been applicants for office, in which the Presi- dent gave his reasons fordecliaing to comply with the solicitation of the House ; and then the House resolved itself into a Committee of the Whole on the extension of the loan bill. Mr. Wise proposed an amendment to repeal the distribution clauses of the distribution act of the extra session, and an ap peal was taken from a decision of the Chair that it was in order, the appeal being based on the rule which provides that no new proposition different from the measure under consideration shall be ad- mitted under color of an amendment. It was soon found that there was no quorum present, and after various means adopted to secure the attendance of members had been found to be unavailing, the House adjourned, it being found impracticable to proceed with the public business. Dr. Lardner has this evening commenced his course of very valuable lectures in the National Theatre of this city, as the place best adapted for the convenience of his audience and the exhibition of histranparet.cies. The Doctor's style of lecturing is popular and agreeable, and he manages to make the most abstruse subjects pleasing and intelligible. His first subject was the “Eye” whose structure, and use, and adaptation to the wants of man, be- speak infinite wisdom and goodness in its creation, and alone, irrespective of the other parts of man’s wonderous mechanism, would justify the psalmist’s exclamation, Iam fearfully and wonderfully made.” In connexion with this subject he noticed some modern diecoveries respecting light—its motions and its pulsations—the physical cause of eolors—the vi- bration of the retina, and the mode of counting them, which,were illustrated by drawings and trans parencies. The subject of the next part of his lec- he Moon—its magaitude and ‘distance, the qualities of itslight, and the physical character of its surtuce. He also diacuased the questions, Has it an atmosphere, or seas? Is it inhabited, and does 1t influence the weather and the phenomena of insa- nity? On these peints he differed from many popular teachers. This branch of his lecture was illustrated by a transparent telescopic drawing of the moon, taken from the magnificent map of the mon by the Prus ian aetronomets, Baer & Madler, showing the mountains, voleanoes, and other appearances dis- covered on our satellite, but no living being:, the absurdity «f which he demonstrated, if animal life existed there, which he questioned, and with great force of reasoning. ; 4 ‘ Isis understood that his course will consist of five lectures—one on Friday of thie, and the remaining three on the alternate nights of next week, and it is as refreshing as the well spring in the desert, to turn to the Doctor’s lecture from the pratling folly of Congress. Baltimore; [Correspondence of the Herald.] Batrimone, Mareh 24, 1842. Mr. Eprtor :— Mr. Charles Dickens and lady took their depar- ture from our city this morning for the west. Dur- ing their short stay, a very large number of persons called on them, shook hands, and passed civilities Their course west is to be extended as far, I believe, as St. Louis. Gen. 8. C, Leakin was regularly nominated last night by the whigs, as their candidate for Mayer. The General will certainly run a good poll, but he is of the wrong party to triumph in this citadel of locofocoiam, Col. Hillen will take the field with a strong majority. The law licensing brokers, at the rate of $3,000 per agnum, seems to give them considerable unea- siness. It 13 certainly a hard case, and savors of oppression equal aicnoue to the corn laws of Eng- land. _ If it proves to be constitutional, it will have the effect of closing nearly every broker's establish- mentin the State. Exchange on New York isof but little account at present, being so near par. Philadelphia 1 quote par a discount. Virginia funds are tending to get worse ; 1 quote to-day at 8 a 9 discount, Flour continues at $5,50 from stores; wheat $1 a $1,10. The markets generally are without much change. Business is yet dull, but tending to improve. tis clocdy this morning, and threatens rain Ropenicx. Philadelphia, [Correspondence of the Herald.] Puitapecrara. March 24, 1842. The Chesnut street theatre opened last night, as was announced, under the management of Pratt and Burten, with the popular comedy of “Money.” The house was not very full, though still fair, con- sider.ng that the prices have been put up. The audience was principally males, and whea Burton first{came on gave shim a most glorious reception in the usual way,which was succeeded by three hear- ty cheers. The play was generally wejl sustain- ed—Clara, by Mrs. Sefton, was particularly good; Hosea J. Levis is expected in this city inthe course of afew days. Hz is understood to have been arrested near New Orleans, by an officer from this city,atithe instance of the President of the Ken- tucky Bank. Itis expected that Levis will make ceitain developements—such It show that he isas much sinned against as sinning. Let the truth come and the rifled rogues, if there be any, siript of their disguise. ‘The busine tocks today was light, State fives fell to 39, and found no buyersat that. Penn- sylvania credit is in hot pursuit of that of Illinois, and Indiana,and it there is any reliance to be placed on present indications, must soon overtake them. The credit of the nation is not far behind. Treasury notes are now from 5 o 6 cent below par, with every peapost of becoming much worse. Ex- change on New York and broken bank notes vos the same as yesterday. Country distress notes 2 to 25 per cent. discount. The following country banks in this State, me announced by the papers in the neighborhoo resumed specie payments, in whole or in p wits— Easton Bank, at 4 Doylestown Lancaster ©. ay Exchonge Bank, br. at Bank ‘of Moatg tow wn, Middletown “ Forme ank, Reading, bey Germantown Bank, “ Most of the above banks have made Ze ments in this city for the redemption of Fr notes of £5 and upwards, on deposit. The Wes'chrs'er yope.s state that the Chester County Bask pre- mises (o resume ina few of the page| Bank, the e and the Sones De id | Br ors {cg- The British mail steamer ( ~ciyde, Woodruff, from New York, touched off Charleston bar on Sun- day morning last, to laud passengers, and proceeded to Havana, via Nassau, N. P. Fine ue New Oaceats—Sr. Cuaates Taeathe Buanr.—On Sunday y evening, a about 6 o'clock, the alarm of fi Camp street, oc soen it was found to be e back part of No. 96 al rot by ‘Quitk & Sons, Cabinet- makers. The stable adjoined the rear of the St. Charles Theatre, and the combustib! lofty flame iu a fewseconds. The e the spot quite in time to have arreste gave outa ines were on the progress of the fire, could they have gotten in its rear, 80 as to have played on the St. Charles In some ten mi- nutes’ time the blaze run up the wall of the Theatre coursi| the bui for re along a covering of tar that had smeare: ng in the process of hoistii iring the zine roof. his material The paint room first took fire, the lambent flame entering a window that opened into it. Ten minutes more saw the whole building enveloped in a dense black smoke and bursting flames, By half past seven o’ciock, one hour and a half from the time the building caught, nothing but the walls and left standing. the magnificent proscenium arch were The fall of the great chandelier was aiptiacly heard. The fire next attacked the Arcade Bath building, and it fell a complete prey to the de- vouring ele: was saved with much difficulty, ment. The old Camp street Theatre hough one fourth of the rear of that building was crushed in, root and all, by the fall of the wall of the Arcade. One man was killed by another, who threw a bot- tle at his head—another by a tumbling wall. Seve- ral men were severely injured. The ineurance on the St. Charles and Arcade is $30,000. last summer to the it for $100,000, in the space of t The Arcade was sold by Mr. Caldweli ‘as Company, and the theatre alse ; but.on condition that at the end ef three years Mr. C. ehould have the privilege of re-purchesing ree years more.— All the scenery, fittings, decorations, the chandelier, &c. belonged to Mr. Caldwe: ed. He estimates his loss at On the Camp street illiard room and below as an id mo insurance estimated at $10,000. ation. occupied above auction mart, done to Pi) buildin Our office esca| 4, who was not insur- 600 at a low valu- heatre, which is now The injury thovgh adjoining the Thea- ies but we have lost. much by removing materi- ,&e. aries Ttalian Troupe was announced to Play che Di Rosemberg last evening, and two Spanish Every seat had 3 cers were to ap ‘ad the catastrophe happened two in the house. ‘ar. dan- een taken hours later, God only knows what the consequences Pigs have been. ‘here must have been 20,000 people in the vicini- y Bazin on the destruetion of the noble pile of the harles, and the regrets were long and loud. a the pride of our city. Mr. Caldwell bears the loss with a firmness re- markable. His energy rises with the occasion, eae be not surprised to hear that in niact; days the 3 Charles will rise a Phoenix from ite ashes. The Italian compan’ ment at tae French Theatre. wil it ill finish their engage- The season ) the St. Charles of the English company was te have closed on the 20th inst. ial all the walls of the eet buildings fe have fall nin this morning. The total loss is full $450,000, at which cost Mr. Caldwell, by his own invidual fortune, erected them. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &c. A. Wa Shes &c + ment of the following kinds undersold ed _not to be ea Kaives of pes S Bount Wosten » Table Cutler errs, Pools, Japanhed Ws Tbisonk Son's japan new patterns, and, enamelled; Patt Bieta ‘ato! jarre's (firet rate) - Gumi ‘miterials of ail minds for alteriug and }) are now by any hou ‘ea K cPevode, er fe ac They ars ‘ares and Savce Pan, tinned Shelf Hardwares of every afore Bow 1 IN PORT AND Game a bs powder flatka, percussion caps, Sc. he of every ¥ Sportsman's arttcles rariety. Agent fur the an sale nol Allen's Self- cocking aod Revolving tol, bel atest modern improvement in s Taste eset ceed ix ites seooules With Ube use of ony Riad Sept wholesale and revall, mee ma DRS. SARGEANT AND MAL \YSICIANS and Surgeons from London and Paria, are in H Peconstant Mietdanoe throughout ihe day. at thir, of 89 Cedar stree! sulted with the ee DS ere ir 5 i a doth in England ‘Trance, sitendel, for a posses ot yeamadne foe for several yea United States; Unite London and Pat from ‘strictest confidens ical or renrpeal character. Dre Sargeant: also ee Sir Benjamin B: SN.B. A select aesortment of perfumery, and the moat ap proved pateut medicines. LESON, ey Broadway, and m ce in all cases of either'a mer ‘eson have had most extensive op) a thorough saad practical ost ris, studied and tained th Fite Brodie aud the Grst physicians ia sug" OC TOR BELL. ate may consult te dige’ jeaeiand ii treated by rienced orpret bors jer the eatrusys env mereury 0! ‘Ros trums,and all who gus; remaing tot disease Ta in the Be B ways with aguarantee of eure— Ape mari ho hav onal eH Fal tere, eserib attention. Dr.B.’s treatment bev Reva: is Wellkmown to be safe and perma val i Frivate ofices 4 COURTLANDT STRERT. 1 doora from Broad’ DPDANDRUFF or los dly the scalp ai ‘perspira which the on the suriace, forini + the parce of the skin, and caused yby a) - ait blood aaa h nourist ment, in consequence of becomes thick aud clammy, and dries ig a sae call irnff, which clogs preseure against the roois the hair prevents “ia receiving sufficient nourishmeat to ered Gr derares revives ibe formant a of the surface vessels, removes mea harsh and uupleasaut, his unnealthy affection te very air Tonle, which the dandruff, and produces a woes healthy growih of hair to eu ly the lene of the moved where it already exists baldness is preventedor re- ‘The following certificate is selected, which nfficiontly uet— proves ite extraordinar! Messrs. A. B. & Sands: :—~Gentlemen. As an act of justice to you and Dr. Gon Isend yout this certific: ble benefit my wile jayne’s Hair Tonic. Sh but her eye various other remedi it started to grow out finely. and wa few we te to inform you of has received from the use of Jost not only her entire head of nd after trying Balm of Colum- with no benefit. she used Dr. used two bottles before we cculd with the third her head and oyebrows were covered with a third growth of fise black hair. atin! than she had los’. 1 think it was entirely prodnced by the one and would re:ommend 1t to all who need e OF Hy sir eed ab Broadway. sold by Abral yours, Prepared only by De. D fold at wholesale and retew by A. gipts, 79 Fults pees corms of oes sod 108 Fall jan B. Sands & Co.,.No. 273 Broadway, ¢ her of Chamber atreet; David Sanda & Co. No. 77, E: . Jayne, 29 ea 54 strest B. &D. 3. JOHN N. JACK3ON, Price NDS, dri avd 100 Fulton atre ‘East m12im* DR. ALLEN’S BALSAM. Of Horehound: Liverwort and Pleuriey Hoot, for Coughs, ol ineane fore there stage it can be ¢! other dis: rqused yout riay Ro otiay my pra wonderful effect Sth seases very superior aau Vonsumption, se. til their fungs are seneid! Br. Aliens Balsam of and the Faculty, Wao c Me COUGH. -T, be: and Liver Complai reons delay the affected, bu in this ci T. CURED.—Dr. of Horehound, Liverwort and Pleu —Convumption in due season resort te taedieme hae Set fer which all 1 ity now use this medici: Alles—Dear Sir » Ra ‘etfully, IGHARDSON, M.D disease is “prev y hue cb ling very ver} bo hould without fai obtain acopy of a ngravings the Rusicon, and published second editicn, with many valu t }} ard in 1842, it has been still more improved and enlarged. The meararinge re beautifully done auitabte expl c city pract MEDIGAL AID. ALLE. those in aced of medical aid of a certain description with e by Dr remar! 34 Motta: little book entitled wi itt 1839; in 1841, he published a je improvements and altera- are accompanied with ‘The author is now in exteusive His having brew constantly « this character for many years theoretical other symptoms aboul Dr. Gregory. ober Same pric: of the cay and evening. ore, 53 hay and oveur, The lor of the book is oe, gS takes thie opporinaity to remark, Mpohied ve coder aireningtupere ghare ip ulferiog which umetances and condition of the case. to show the ordinary mon eases, wi'h the best method of cure nd dofrequently happen, with appro} risted ulton et Dr. Gregory will be found at huame'ot i horns t. nearly opposite the stone chu past, eoables him to tt y but pracucally correct - the selection of remedies, accordi Sach cvsrs aa d in combatting diseases of At biz sub- patient to the re: plan of me occurring in com- It then. shows what be adopted in case thes: lead Lie) into the belie a complaint still left, which e frequently ws Well ae the no! a long time, an . several months Doctor Gregory Doctore residence ia my well Patines reaidiwg any dietance from the city may eommn Bats by letter, lays. pow path aa OU = Ie gar reus om , the clear des:ription always guaranter Saath elepremmer merscrntet tor id) with Mr. QO, apd his ad. the cose i+ proper re’ me Fiour, wow teadug #hip Louisa, from Rew 'Oatzaay for gale by rf . 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TIOPE GROWS FROM IN- WARD FAITH. wife had taken a severe cold, which fi- pon her in vuch a manier that infltm- Mf titanate 7 bee re a e, a by ee ee : es By Uy Horehound, Dandy. shoben. of sat Soueluded te purchase some m ecder 10 gi tin happy (o say it was the means of restoring her to Myerfeck ce nl NOEATER To Mears. J. Prax & Son. a8 Divino tt New Rocua Mesare. J. Paase & Sox —Gentl afflicted for three montha with a that Tears were entertained of hus beeoraing cote with that evemy of she hasan rac.—the Consumption—but uoon andy, he was at once restored tn T have algo used it myself, Tecommending «tt those uffe If youconsider the abave wurthy, moral muking ase of Hore! ertect healt. at fliot tom to your publishing i. S.—I+m a market wagoner, th stat it. pile the poy bstement olena! MrG WR Ey Boston, Mi MS B Ashen ck st, Philadelphia, Pa. Tac ¥ jo. No. 18 Exchange sidered 4 ‘farerow Ty ill and rE. ad whe the Maithewe' Hotel, at Bowery. i Ar fr, Maitkews wilt casyeees ald wi ‘with rattling in the up yi ae givenue eines ferme. | vets trial, and Phy it ee bt Monee Ihave no objec: ALLAUDET. Je and resail, by J. + Jeasant, choics ana in every La ee it a picasing task to shave, Makes Aud will both timeaud trouble sa dand sold by C. H. RING, 53 roadway , aud 459 Brosdway. Fulton weet ae TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c. UST PUBLISHED,—The Modern’ Builder's Guide, ¢ with fall explanations. ‘werk should be in the ecu Manard Legend 44 seven Mery plates, publication hes | een atieuded ike great expense somely bound in quarto, and Public, wholesale and retail, by the Sst, Saeed tte ILLIAMD: SauTH, Architect, Petteess and Ci ver, seabenar Cd For ale few Oil Stones, suitable for ‘Engravers, Dent Jewellers, &e, u NEARS Ra eee A‘bLISHME Fei ype lg shy ata eae ee S 10 conte. $15. to a Pants, double milled do black. plaid, and fancy cass., $6 to $3.50. ‘Veats—F ine cashmere, tim, and all Bto Conts mad ber chase Nia pr'to ay aN perrAT ae poet | AND SCULI in We ere made and 'rii ina sy Pani 50 tO at Thay a clanon tinned, hy: side, ard id assortm: at of Fei jonnets, Dealers are invited to examine the sume before pare re. T SE Flag 104 will and fixtures of the R tory and Bar -Reom, street, will be sold cheap, as move ip m23 LW: NC DION M titione: tmadininy ti the Cit: iver Of th ; Medica al Tastitutions of the je. ze Bowery, ager, ofert Toe oda ¥ experience of Dr, ie be te dhesived. Uttint nes Reed street tle? =r eau Breet we cata tis over CHEAPNES EAT te Becht TAILORING ESTA- 108 Beekman rly have, ‘betn Pearl. Gentle. 3 that the do fof an Rt et ar ne eer rr trae, or green dresa Soo Twill jan ‘Gare, Bvisene le to. for from ighiment, sd ‘ca Water miaer fae atte at 2 A. PEA! Le we ‘Williaa street. offers” for me at very low the country. “Apply on the premises. dt JOHN SPANGLAT. undersigued, of New York, them: tate and v- eine, Sa 8 guarantes 1 Le ill bef ind ta the atreet and Bro: ad agimes, Tans est gloria novire, Natura ms be” SOLOMON HEINE, M. b.. ia hand. rd_story. ‘att ime Ss. Gorda, con- 8 of Straw ‘orlatane: m222weod* corver of Division wher ip going to je medic anaes | 7 ery iad the pets a Ist of Broadway, und afte: COR ry Glass, &e.,s0id bj China, Glass, &e.. House, Broadway, who. kee STONE WARE, Porcsisia, Blue or White. be Ist size perdoz * cry 00 M do 174 88 do M4 do 186 76 do 4th do 137 ry do 6th do 6s 37 Cover Dish, 144 7% Sauce Tureen and Stand, 1 00 % Tea Cups atid Saucers, per pitchers tit is chers, 1st size, 1 50 do ad do 137 a & tha Ms FH lo ath do 6 do Sth do 63 do ith do 50 Chocolates, lat size perdz 3 75 do ‘2d do 3 25 do 3d do 275 Teas, 1 50 Ess rt] ‘are, Dining Service, 112 pieces 13.00 French or Eng. Porcelain ten nate, ahpicece 100 Octagon é dishes, best ad 30 350 F Ls a 400 Decanters, the set of 4 from 5 60 Green Hock Glasses, per dos. 2% Cut Wines from 1 80 per doren d Tumblers 200 handled, 2% the upon reading re tor Hor b'e toa T: ble Cutlery, in sets or dozens. m13 Im" ROGERS ic HEELS. Ba Bk Gat vi hie, commenced to wit je invention, which ouly y adopter topke followirg et ome of the many ad: ove, every other ki at— \d—It makes no more nei The wypleasant clinking m 4tn—Its elasticity enables one to walk Gaus, the, heel mivi a natural t hgcle. fnordor to bring @LASS AND EARTHEN WARE—A hist R. SIMPSON, ra Antee cps than a-y otler ho United States. cheaper y other house to ta the United Staten rs, take care this biet, and make your ie EF yibg jou wll make by 20 Coing must le Cutlery— This ia also the Cheapest store for fine Ta- R. srs: 8 Astor House. facture and sell boots oihsticlty adde to the durability of the boot one- nthe pavement than aslipper. ¢ of the iron heels is obviated. It prevents boots from running down at the side or ar pet improvement ASTIC BOUT eto inform thé pub- needs to te known vantages it possesses witn much leas fa- » irow oF naited reach ul Of all, the subscriber hae concluded to Fut them at the same priced of th comma heels. “sh y an x . ure mel erery aaality cription, wholesale and re: H. NEWELL, m9 im* 144 Clistham street, FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWEMS, and Mate BRUN, LAROBIERK & CO. 118 Wilinen the Havre packets, Argo and 500 Dozen Pink Sancers, suitable for flower makers, ware rantedof the firet q Cai constantly recei hey appear iu Paris. *teclere will Aad ta tinte advantage ia extensiv: with the care. Flowers, com ‘tment of the most fashionable jsey So eteay mederate, aud every article ene bere flees new styles tocall. The stock DOCTOR FAWCETT T. ‘Al, COLLEGE.» EMBER of the RO’ “of London and i Philadelphia, confine profcanon. Nocetempts doloce vobaptos Dr. F, is encouraged by the mode of treatment in the cure of practice to @ venereal, gle note OT Ueaicsee: tad trereaciel Kiet tone, thore other bad ey miptoma which underm snd lay the foun Treatment or any other cause, i a generally ‘defective, Uelog ploawant to the ta esa Roret of Jn euch univer hy ada versally caste and smel!, vat ttend>nt sym) Sor secotée ettendiog hie Intion of premature deeay either from m 1° ative on Coustituttona hd Pe ery extensive obyervauons ‘esa. and tmpotency, Doctor can be commuted ai alt ours Letters (post paid) will receive i of SURDEONS ledical College of ‘elect branch of the ine the constituti reons the a ife almost subdged. mired, his medicines gently astringes the proper tensity what a tite De invari yi ton of the ae im Kau (SOM INE PAINT —The Kalvomine Paint having been severely terted in thie city during the patenteca can recommeud the public. The numerous specit existwg in New vontages superfluous ; ‘among t! following — Kalsomine Colors are mcre agreenble to the eye t oceasioning any by health, and scan ina few hours. properly apelie one in the eircular. “Orders received and BALES iN feb 97 am* LAUREL, D = Now 0 veel koa in thie city for Very MARY Aprat and extraordin eu Cite discnaey even after all other poe SR continues to be consulted by the afflicted of both sexes. His mode of treatment i. too well known to yo & a ion, ke ying Beem in the practice for 20 years, in 8 cates of Fran ‘ten years in this ty, comering pew her diwences snceces aud despatch, it the aid either of Mercury or mm. Persons ai with pretrac: ted und depiorable -agee d not deapair of a complete reon very, by applying to Do Laarcl, who offers te hue patrons 2 Fare gaarnn og oF 9 om e. ‘At home unt 9 P.M. mt Yon* with renewed confidence to f Kalzomine i They are smell ery ‘Bhuriour« washed when solleds consi gerne SaRALe TI eRe ORK A. winter months, Weod Cotta; Hers AE, ie distance from Me fs ferey lis 2] miles. The tg get sitaranty 1642 ea The gene lg or ho study economy and taste in nthe ie cite a call from t selection of eat in his prices will be four Best Cra be reed jutria, $3,405 | eatin, #3; and Silk Hate 0. and, & the Beweat and ‘approve riots = 1 Pee healt, of tip de Parks Syiph and W Garments of a most ge being connected wich an extensive rope, he comfidently asserts, that he gp comparison, will bef ses Sp eRTCL IPR. ‘Astor Houses Broadway. king up 15. E meena seen and. wine ty the balloes . ate ene order, mee Hee mally Suet sm nen let or has aia oe colored man and cat ‘ould not be ot jected ty. 122 3teod* rookly», a House covtsin- fries, two ee ae house at 67 Greenwich stret, New York. mi large terract the candan i med in Yorable to C cuitivauion—there are eight or ten m fixe grape excellent order arden is ua i rice of the arbor. Staten .are ornamented and vines, Srvit. tre The view from the house and avat past By epupetas, ae coum itr See dariaga apie ine gue thoes Seam. ‘inqure Toll Hei : a Aiden Pe 26 John at. w Court street, Brooklyn, or at be let fora hoardii wae cash “i veel se aces, of the sawe r, im field is fa- Green- HATS,5 Hats are now o! ere ‘article of cee ordanee with the tunes fine Cassimere $4,00; N Alto on a large assortment’ of Caps of atierns, corsisting of Seatlemen ‘Travelliug and dress caps. fancy cloth en velvet cape believi ore Wn, BANTA, 130 Chatham st. velvet, idren’s THREE. DOLL > 42 ‘The mot splendi at Short Nap Mot a by oth caters 8 . eS aaa ‘BROWN, prendtions Hat mii Im* SPRING FASHION, er, 6 Comal street. CROLIUS” BOAT ESTABLISHMENT, OUR DOORS FAST OF CATHARIN UILDER ofthe Bultan -f Mascat’s Pi ilies Vigtoria, Atlantic, Wakons. eof Mobile. Louisville, ROWN & tail, 178 Cl fehuom, beaegy. durability and economy are cum! Sie peoveietore hike thpipleagyre now to offer: id sddig to their recently Improved soit nappa hata hew atyle, the bles that of all furs imitation of beav conti wagberua Te te at ibe one price cash syatem, whic super.or hat for the price fhe public the proprisiers tum of beauty, dural enable ed. ton of Poughkeepsie, Duchess le” Geo. Stewart of m2i im* .| HA rSt HATS! HATS" 08 One price Hat Store, wholesale and re Stham Sagarey corner of Mott street, where 0 Fura Daeteatatinn Ghent they hve reached the ultive am dcomfort. CARL KING The well-tnows and Cay bres Millinery and ‘Ladies Straw manufa t Hat pips 5 7 ENGLAND, vais respect jew ‘announce to t Pon band «mag Reniedia sad and fashionable peo alae of hands Ladies Straw od Suk Ha fared pecinat oA mo PeLeLER COrT Tih, Gineer a teat miter straw QUEEN. eiia The silk item is cor sii he a poat ina ingeviowy and e vil tasty milliners — to be eat aty! Wow so Flowers to car Broalway, and 17 Division streets. bons and latest style abdeas purchas ether oF iis abtiehe je, and can be ‘either tablish fments. at wholeaale and fetail ou reasonable terms.” mi [eat 7 PHILLIPS’ CASH nt ESTABLISH- Is removed from 145 Broadway to No.7 Astor House. IN GENTLEMEN’S DRESS. stand Fashionable kind at a saving ary to resort to the hack: Ti advertiser deems a “= fir i efacmalaa neyed syatem of & cites ss can mpees ect proeunig hy oe ‘on him, wilh prow uff cient voucher for iubilltes: Pesgeaain ing tnenavaniage street Ree eeaeeccctars dives Ware ct evirydiaeiptig | Of fhe latest patterns and hasmew on hane ten petts, Saffec ‘cher, rich as well as "an Fegan 2 picjaean d wit Cworkinen int ‘the ci G. and Jewelry, vibolenale Aroma iphite of Bod: * exact 3 miscly umenieing oe ee reinea fant eer nae iy mt tle nf Bd ce ig eomering og are rt Kae Wireco. we im? fe eh up ‘bought at ‘The public areit Spring D. UARTERS, ‘301 GRAND s? aa Pa ant eR each Prints. 4 cases French Prints, rie ‘ts 6a ae 6d per yard, ee ee yl ie aia elegant styles. 3 Fine, blacks str dgnet 3 _Blue'black black and made coloredplain and every weisty NBHAWLS- SHAWLS. Of every deseription POMESSICS. es tea A from 6d to 10d. peries, Chuntes, Tighe sf ‘B.—Sneetings § ards wid oR mene’ 3,1, DINAN, ni bream tape called and 2 Swiss Flare around the fr remade of is of the most logan pte ri | Be wenn. ts connie neeecttenman ole: y IN—LAD ES RoticE, Had adhe ‘of DRY GOuDS—$1 ‘worth just received from Auction. The best stock of ‘nef Goods ‘at Retaal in th such prices as must eu- sale. to examine fer themactye Ie ‘we are supplies with every 8 Laer bleached Sheetings or “Shirtings, from 6d to Ganlronne Ln gy Tif losiery, Glovi Goods of every description. sy Grand street. new. corres- pring mi tm* —The following colors, of Dy Corot Sul Paiating ating or ae souune,Yor sale xt ears mle, Tbive Blacks, Ecol Tadian Med japer Chinese Blac, . Sept Oeperald Green, Madder Like Vermilion, rome Ochres, &e., je at d Engravers.—Frankfort and ‘eeciin Blacks, 364 Brosdway. corner Franklin. Gan the best Peach Orchard, Red and Nu: sizes. ‘Lots to suit purchasers, tree of ter street, four doors trom Clinton. let SEAL rmomsos._ os and certificates fey the hind’ committees, others, can only te had at my N. B.—Second hand 3: of o.her makers, which thea in part payment for the Salamanders, for Se ers ‘subscriber offers for eale, al re kdnceed prices, Ash Coal, ot te Broken, Fi Eee ERRING, 139 Water street. than half of first cost. RD’S EGETABLE HAIR OL; —Thu Vegetabi Hair Oil pos- aeesce uliar p a0 long sought for in other oie, but sought mn rain, of Br reproducing © newt growth of bale ou headatotally bald, Sogreat are its nourishing properties, Which it revdl y, imparts ux the roots of the hair, that it re- sires but a snort time to Mew growth,and few AT Auhlog of the hale which be often ob: plications to ba gS expec turn’ may be easil by nen the oil. te peels Fabia eve wb wery and 86 A T PILL: Ets ie Riwtmnene LLS “that there is LA I bea ds atl stages ta is il neg to —_ a cure in a ek jays. protracted ehronic ocaenso certain havingteured hi mete 5 mh cines for mont! a than to cure the’ to the troublesome wei nes. een system coneeally, tralntrove aroggiat, Fu fa by Bi a a cca iiganke tem knows, alm & os AN corel benefitted by ea : whe hg bie) havesgrperie ‘Wh se) all Nefrol Nervous Pog Recap Ce ea to do all that is claimed. GREAT AND SMALL, mending igh sed eriay medicines and salary eT ERGYMEN have announced thei their virtues from their pulpits, and amidst their comgregMom: PHYSICIANS to their patients, when their skill RES iited to giverel is softened re ‘table ety by using Sherman's Lozenges—alway ie Pee Sherman’ Leserges, wad ee "that you fet them=2t ey can will cure you. wr. an's Warehouse is at 108 *eAgen'e—-110 and 73 B ay, 188 Bi Egat Brom, Hudaon #1: 96 iin tn preety Nev orgs ed ntreet, Broo Me South Third rif Miteisiohin wit 40,000 tbe. $6 98 im ots to git purchasae, by mi 4 MOSMOTH 3: NK NO’ at Freel w new emianionare rede ued DY ai get, he Hear irom tr turning gray,an} when it begins t ed and restored to its natural beauty, ¢ oil gives an agreeable fragrance, and erable to amy other for perfuming, curling, aud glossiag pay of sentra can be seen where it is ame at Y’ SB TAN ICA L cee at saat ee ik Po beneficial effects them to all who peed a LD AGE acter antineie declining years made com- —20,000 Ibs Shewred South American W oolautab!e by F Ke. No. 99 Walle New Cough, diseas! York Corder S's at one per ormt dimcoumt—over Sut par. mis im CELEBRATED EYE WATER. DR. J. FRANCIS, No. at GCUE REET, WITHIN TWO at or a AsTOR Sa ‘sally sted ie ihe els wi “td cortaty that yd oe al of about 15 of ‘all, apparer Tas ttle ume the edn. said nates Sat he hae has ce te pa eat Ged, efveccvining his sigh Se ea, ase JAMES MILNO} Reetor of St. George’s Churen, Beekman at, a kaaaneary bled for twelve seary wits’ the sight, and | am now hia Rb aN ca rancian 177 Forsyth atreet.™ oe curtity, tr seeeeee true statement. G. BENEDICT, ay hureh.” for twenty years, with 2,1842” ve «1 was pearly Bh each eye, Surgical aid was Teaorted to fect Bat from ‘use of Dr. ‘Franc’ Be peebeation i rfe ret se ER SONNEON 18 Beuth ot, New Tork” “We ihe undersigued, have witneased the astonishing ef yf Braue! iseasea ae mesmned hem 10. the notiee of tea pelbone ‘S Ign Ne SIDUNBAR, Pastor of McDougal stfeet Churely, oN sew ik: Pastor of the First Bactiet ces JOHN FEC Rane tof the Hom, JACOB BROUNER Fasior Fine Non Bontiey Charch.s JOSERH A "Noman \Catwolie Priest of" Bt Nun pra bere ote be it Office. ae frera pared ang told onur by Dr . FRANCIS,No. 18 relay atres| -” Artidelal Eyes inserted, equal in Appearasiee to the natal. me Imdkw. <a LO “YHE PUBLIC. yul a t ba newly invented Sotto nk tine Fev fee towel or tid Vreaves for aoy part rf she United forthe sale Datent right fOr any. section of Heghany 1 spustains of RE ED ge ope: svallon tatty Sttweze the hours f Avenue On thie and Sthatreet. o pone ieee HEreee a fais of cotton tothe danstly subie fo eo thereby guocreding the imacensity of compressing mit great cost and presrig thea.me, at ty pout to th cobre ko vn the pam tie gtr y simple ngtructi An cecunies.a space of about thee by sche oa ea asa Faguire ofthe subscriber. at th: ging Pega ba 4 ‘Wall street, betwe Hurvey,at his mi bopty ot Letters post DEN rant we 8 pets te esta Ng the. mouth of those ere Knowing: ige in: of the acid on the Gold Piste! Shake tfithe m one to a complete set, vy tant ada fs par. lof any deseription. States, or to we tite fo counti = id will agen . GARDINER, them. W'5 the Teeth. anew and spars improt although much more. make we of “Raw Peet, Tur — manure, nor moulding sa cual, as articles of materi that is pot i itselfa vi hav, jo make r 50 cen! cating a ee bertyla, ay, have hy Board any veeecl cs York apa Sarre cach bor eal eee Nore iet et Ona mill not contain Tour bushels heaped ee roe Se "Oar of ref the kh y benebite i aati these sehr eas the me on tortinn chitnoctenty ay hy cone rit ners who have “ae Aures say ‘tha, one bushel of SiFoudreustecqual'tsnioed enka eiy may be hed of Mr. Jacobus on one wack lesars. Rileeall « conta ti S Mawah Lod M ‘ ew Gee i vtil be fortnwith af ring aes i manures at a satis aca eve Sdvenes end the company will r OO HUE! TRL JSEY STREET, ASTOR 8. bu8 3E New FoR ete Fis tures may rely uponthe beatin affords on pribieee ‘at hie o est jesey raiser Sorky ne xe Eek jumerous agents must be Tre careful to examine the pe gar ni ruses, (0 ate that they are endor Hull in epi ted on ay good, Children. under cured without further ‘The radieal gure _ vege alte ‘years iFrice Se, and ia now brought toa state of ‘oO. T LA MANES voegeegs Foniale Physicist cd od “ire, sl erates ah very eset Fidame C's ssc ead sitaraigons for the joc the wis Gaara ae eae eee rage Sarsonel Sem tevcond Paral i al sil times and with the strictest regard to eecresy, “Af Soeaunsoations aod oe must be fas ime IMPORTAN T TO MARRIED LADIES! DR_HULL’S ABDO- MINAL SUPPORTERS. | pus. apparatus uniformly cur moves many Weaknesses incident to the married tate: is applied as an article ; any lady can fit herself wi ourse to A surgeow, op reading the Pamphlet writen by Fiat accompanying each ment, which will be sent by free of chi harge, 10 any pertof the a to pombe eee bea ull haa. at the req table physician, ‘separ: futed wpa re poems exalaat vel sett ‘ee trom ‘he Busines cpa — where a lady is in coestant at- 1 tera. Lo fe seer OS G. HULL & Ci "isi No. 4 Ve ‘ sree ns ly on te ‘nature, and all those di 5 tC oe price Treatment and Sarees are the Venereal virus with certainty, withoot a ee te restricting hin in his ursuits, wi are agreeable in taste a cure, giel 2 foodies, 2 suitabie fee, will Letters =pom fais onyy'ke srvinge dvice ‘part of ihe ior fe ea FEMALE ene yee PILLS. ion of filters can take, cg they jom fail to taken accordin Siloes who eal, for. dew Wil besuoplied wi, he precaution® nec te the tae fer, containing. 7 e directions, wkd ate at ecard, treads Ds oa Ee UTIOR FE MALES. Se VARIOUS aud Vp gl are the ex: pedientervorted to retende! object females, that Malame Hestéil deems hers on their guard cg 18, to "Vemale Monthy Pa with the Rape ef the repatacign, 2eq ai dune ame Sttentell's _| Ben fe Mo a raat a oun better to potas the publ. id or calle nereelh ie ea Female, hetlore, aetd et ee de> feived those who too ignorant tad unskiliful to diee itrodce a valuable medicine, are yet «espicadl SEN oat iatsegh te palm off upon the apsuspecting or aarie eco counterfeits and imifations of the genuine. mit female Monthly Pi a ac, counterfeits except those ba rove ‘at Madar ame Restel beaded “ GScaterfeit Female Mooaiy sded prefe the btig op of porter nvented im Doctor. with my advice and a ion—and J mA to say, that itis extensively adopted in Europe as well a thi try. ae VALENTINE MOTT; MD, ned, New Yors, duly Ty 1841, PORTUGU FEMALE PiLLS, Fe PEON, oF nounkLoquk: M.D. LISBON, tion of Wogredients of wi n h made them the cc wonay a ‘ over Europe to ed oth! M. ture of continent a Ae mall. to ax part of the Unit one aoa ettention Bol Bal id or poniath out of a nt TUBLISHED DAILY BY GGRDOK BEANE No. 21 ANN STREET. Moarive Hesarp—Ilssued a He ‘enta por copy. Country subscri vume rate, 7 an en c remittance ip aivance. No paper rent, unless paid in advance. Waaciy Raravo—liaved every Seturcay mornipg, @ Koel Ae nis sor dla per copy. faralehed to oan subscribers at $8 per -vuum in advance ‘OMRESPONDERTs are requested to address ten Ve Jamer Gonpor Bennett, Proprie’s BAitor: end asdera on Dusiness must be'port 5 < sax ed wt the

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