The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1842, Page 4

Pustsckilr Washington, [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasnineroyx, April 13, Proceedings in the Senate—Passage of the Loan Bill_The Steam Frigates: Ia the Senate this morning, Mr. Williams p ed resolutions of the Legislature of Maine, relative to the British colonial trade, and the wojust Te t tions imposed by Great Britain on the trade 0 United states with the West ludies aad other) North Amencan colonies. 7! Vat those restrictions operate most | commerce of the United States, and call upon Cen- gress to protect our rights by imposing couatervail ing duties where there is not a pervect reciprocity in trade. : en . Mr. Maxoum, introduced the following bills,which read and referred to the Committee on Naval 1812. tick olutions assert er y on the njurious wert Affairs, vizi— 4 bill to authorize the Secretary of the Navy to regu- Jace with reference to climate and service, the rations of the Navy, and ‘A bill fo regulate enlistments in the naval service. A bill to provide for the occupation and settlement of the Oregon Territory was taken up, and Mr. Se- vier spoke upon it until the hour arrived for going on with the special order. He entered into a histc- rical account of the discovery of this section of the American continen’, with a view to show the ua- doubted title of the United States to the same. He pointed out the pretensions of title being set up by Great Britain to it, which he maintained she had been encouraged in doing by the mild course of the United States, and their inattention to the impor. tance of exercising jurisdiction over this interesting country, and by an acquiescence ia the encroach mats of the Hudson Bay Company. Thisis asub j ct of great and growing interest to this country,and ne man understands it better than Mr. Sevier the valley of the Mississippi a stroug desire prevails for the military eccupation of this territory, and the time is not far distant when the ge government will be constrained to move de in this matter. The loan bill was passed by a vote of 26 to 18, ata late hour, after a very animated discussion. The two steam frigates came up the river this morning and anchored about five miles below the It is expected th:t they will go up to the yard orrow. The performance of thes oth water, is perfectly satisfactory, but to be doubted whether either will fulfil the expecta tionsthat have been so studiously held out to the public as sea steamers. It is feared that there ia si ke in their construction which cannot y be obviated. The magnitude and complica- n of the machinery is objectionable, and neither has the capacity sufficient to carry the stores, fuel, &c , necessary to render them fit for foreign service. That they are fine specimens of naval architecture, ir works splendidly constructed, is not to be ned, and when properly fi:ted for the purpose, will always perform admirably in smocth water. They come round here for exhibition under cir- cumstances calculated to make the most favorable impression on the public mind, regardless of what their character and performance may be when fully equipped and made to encounter the vicissitudes of sea-service. The calculation was that the Mississippi would draw 18 feet 4 inches water, fully equipped and stored. She now, with less than a month’s provi" sions, draws nearly 17 feet. With stores, provisions and fuel adequate to a foreign voyage, she could. hardly draw less than 20 feet. In this eondition she could not eafely use her power at sea, her action and character being entirely deficient. The responsi- bility, no doubt, rests upon the Navy Commissioners, who have nearly ruined every thing they have un- dertaken for the last twenty years. The experi- ments that have been made with the vessels, how- ever satisfactery, furnish no proof of what their qua lities may be under other circumstances. Oa the contrary, it can hardly be doubted that they are unfitted for foreign service. They may do well for harbor defence. Take out the spars and diminish their size about one-third, and with a month’s stores, and fuel for two weeks, they will do well enough to dodge from place to place along shore, but when we undertake to construct sea steamers, the Secre- tary of the Navy must say to the @ommiasioners, “hands off.” House of Representatives— Appropriation BuUl—-The Diplomatic Corps -—-%i1s Mexlco—The War Fever rising. As soon as aquorum could be got together, this morn- ing, which was only accomplished on the ayes and noes being taken fora call of the house, the committee of the whole resumed its consideration of the Civil and Di- plomatic Appropriation Bill. The branch of the bill to which the committee has new arrived, is that distin- gutshed by the title of “ Intercourse with {Foreign Na- tions.” The first section appropriates $72,000 for the sa- laries ofthe Ministers to Great Britain, France, Russia, Prussia, Austria, Spain, Mexico, and Brazil, which Mr. Lixx mov ed to reduce, by striking out the appropr: for a Minister to Mexico, anithusa long debate origi- nated, which occupied the committee until a late hour — Some of the reasons urged by Mr.Lixx were, first, that Mexico was not of sufficient commercial importance to warrant the continuance of a Minister, but more espe- cially that the aypoiatme st of our Minister eontemplat- ed the snoexation of Texas te the United States, and mig\t thereby involve us in a war with Great Britain. h.To all this Mr. Picxens replied that a minister w more important at Mexico st the present than at any an- tecedent period. Political position and relations, and not commercial intercourse, were the basis of such mis: sions, aud what were our political relations at the pre- sent moment ? England, in ber struggle for empire, w Joking wistfully te California ; she had designs on Caba—she had purposes to gain by her interference with Mexico ; smi was it not important then, that this country should havea minister at Mexico to guard her interests? England, too, viewed the young Republic of Texas with no friendly eye, and she sought to menop lize the navigation of our seas. Greece , struggling for freedom, had had their sympathies, but here was flesh of their flesh, and bone of their bone, brethren of their wn household; and should they then see those people borne down either by European tyranny or Mexican despotism, and not aid that g:llent people to maintain their independence. It was rumored that Greet Britain, our rival on the ocean, w: ting Mexico » supplies for this unholy, this uahallowed war, and shoull they under such circumstances refuse their countenance to the people of Texas, and forget every yee iple of honor which binds man to his fellow man? But further, our Secretary ef State had given instrac- tions to our Minister to Mexico te demand the release jof the Americon prisoners held there in degrading bondage aud was this then a time to strike down that mission? He expressed his sco: . sition which had ef a da ae Mr. Rersoups followed Mr. Pickens, as a farce fol- lows atragedy to relieve the overchar, ed feelings which Graver matters have engendered. He played the Mitchell @fthe Congressional drama, and burleaqued debate us the olympic man travesties the masterpieces of the stage Dut with less than Mitchell's humor, bat the Hence hed, and he had his guerdon. bien a TLuMtone intreated the House to disc this debate, inasmuch as the wante of then were pressing, and would remain so wnt sted; and as the subject now under discs en referred to the eommittee on foreign rela ht be legitimately discussed when that e its report. Mr. Cosmina replied to the argument of Mr. Linn, showed that, if commercial importance w diplomatic appointments, we should either have no min: ter to Prussia or we should have one te the Hanse towns In reference tothe fears of Mr. Linn, that the annexa tion of Texas would excite the jealousy of England, he asked whether Great Britain asked any one’s permission to add a million of souls to her possessions every year the earth revolves, or when she fitted out expeditions to China to massacre that people? ountenance but Mr. Jongs of Maryland took ground a it Mr. Linn, Mr. Slade cai ve to his ail fe without cqut and spoke without equi exation of Texas. He man like Mr. Waddy been sent as minister to Mexico, hat he was in favor of the annex: ates, akmowledge of which yout Y ets of his mission when it ine Known at Mexico, But further he said he would not give the snap of his finger for this Union ifthe an- nexation of Texas should take place. The Uniwn would be thereby ipso facto dissolved, and it was because he was a friend to the Union tha opposed to tl . nexation. Mr. Wise proved by public documen back as the administration of the second Adam: jen Secretaryship of Mr. Clay, that attempts were made to fix the boundary line of thet nited States a! the Colerado, either by cession or purchase, whereby he roved that Mr. Adams dosired Texas (o form part of ere United States. He next recapitulated a recent Publication which set forth that Great Briain Sought the payment ef debts due to them from What were calied “ Bankrupt nations” by the re he cove of the abolitioni: f to bere te tiseussed the impolicy on th 1 ecg Texas out of this Union, Such a union would be but an addition of slavery te slavery, and not ‘ornerease; but drive Texas toestablish herself as an Jependent nation, and promated by the aggressions of lexico,she would carry her conquests and | slavery » Mexico itself, and establish that demestic institution the utmost bounds of that republic. And the conquest Mexico he deemed any thing but problematical. ROMAN EYE BAL FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES. TPHIS BALSAM ia apreseriztion of one of the mest cele- brated occulists,has been @ Joug time in use, and is coufi dently recommended to the public as the best acd most cessful salve ever used for indaimmatory diseases of the Th eases where the eyelida are very much inflaned, or the of the eye thickly covered with blood, it acts almost like m vic, avd removes all appearauee of digease after two or thr applications. {N DiMNESS OF SIGHT cvused by fixed attention to minute objects, or by long exposure to astrovg light. and ia the weakness or partial lo: sight from sicknéss Orold age it is a sure restorer. and should be all who ficd sbeir eye sight failing without auy appar: rom Illinois, Iudiana, ‘fennrssee, Kentucky, Arkansas, vad Louisiana, would arm themselves to destroy the hu- miliating despotism of Santa Anna and the Spanish niests, and to enrich themselves with the idols (which vere now worshipped in defiance of the command of the Deity) and treasures with which Mexico abounds. Let ane. i ; Bilsam has restored sight in many instances where al TOTAL BLINDNESS, ut that day be announced by President Houston, and y ve inflammation, hed exeted for years. In- bat House should not detain him iu his seat; he consid eae nares oeeed be he aoe od is ered * plunder,” if i re lexico, we eye, or by extrane red the “plunder,” if it must be so called, of Mexico, | wounds on the eye) or by os Reeg tees Seesathise the under such circtimstances, justifiable, and the golden images of Jesus would be vot the less valuable when sonverted into American “ Eagles.” In this strain the debate was continued until near five o'clock, at which time the House adjourned, pplication of the Malem: ‘will convince the most ae ee ou of ite astonishing efficcey. Put upiujere with full ned for use Price 87] cents. r raale, whoieea e aud retail, by DAVID SANDS & CO., 77 Bast Brondway, corner of Market st. Solduiso by A. Bh & D. S-nds. 79 r vad by A B. Ssnde& Co., 273 Broadway, cosner of Chambers alzert, New Yo m301m _ HOPE GROWS FROM IN- WARD FAITH. Men—My wife had taken a severe eold, which fi- nally becasne arated apon her iu such a manver that inflam Tmatou of the Langs eusuet, accompanied with rattling in throat, that she Was co dangerow ly ill and given up ard of your Com: pound Hore highest terms, I boucluded to purchase come tu ovder‘o give it trial, and I ain happy to way it was the means of restoring her to perfect meee WM. VANDEWATER, Corner of 20th street and 3d Avenue, To Messrs. J. Pease & Son. 45 Division st. od 100 Fulton streets, Baltimore. [Correspondence of the Herald. Bautimone, April 14, 1812. Mr. Eprron:— ie ‘The new mail arrangement, of which I made mention \few days since, is to go into effect on the 15h inst.posi tively. After that period we shall have two mails a day between this city ard Philadelphia,’ and three be tween here and Washington. The mails from Philadel- phia will leave Baltimore at 9 o’clock A. M. and 7 P.M. The former will carry the western, the latter the south- ern mail, a:riving at Philadelphia, one o’clock in the af ternoon, and 2 o'clock P. M. Two mails will leave Washington as at present, and the third at one o’clock A. M The Naval Conrt Martial is siill in session at Barnum’s, Hotel. The trials of Lieut. Gorden, Captain Clark and Caprain Levy have been disposed of, and the decision in that fears were entertained o tnoral enemy ofthe human r&<—the Cousumption—but upon mnaing use of Hechonnd Can'y, he war at ones, restored {9 pertect healt. I hav> algo used itmayaelt, and have ae he Tat cuin recommendiog it to those suffering under such. fotions. If youcusider the abave worthy, L have no objec Ci i e i Oo publishing it. each casa, T am informed, sent on to Washington, | tion t Bak: cell P. B. GALLAUDET. though not made known here. This apprehends that the |p. s—1.mamarket wagone~, and whenin the city stop at findings of the Court will be rigid if not severe. Lieu- | Matihews' Hotel, 2i Bowery. Mr. Matthews will co:robo- pate the above stateme.t, Sold wholesale aud resdil, by J. Veave & Son, 45 Division street Agent Mr G W Redding, No. 8 Stace at, Boston, Mr G B Zieber, No. 87 Dock st, Phitadeiphia. Pa. F Exchange Place, New Or tenant Adams and Captain Latimer, are next to be brought up under charges. In cousequence ef the decease of the little son of Cap- tain Turner, of which 1 made mention a day or two | | MessraJ’¥ C Co. No. 18 since, as having been killed by a dray running over it, | texas oe cen ae 4h Rawls & Co 57Stateat Albany. that officer has been released from further service on aed te Vo. 110 Baltimore st, Balti Md the court, and another has been nominated te take his place. The court is waiting his arrival. The defence of Captain Levy was made in an able and eloquent man- ner by Judge Noah, of New York, The judge acquitted himself in a masterly style. There is seme fun in hear- ing the testimony in these cases, especially in that case where six parrot feathers were used, and ¢ little tar. The western moil was detained some four hours terday, im consequence of the locomotive attached to the train of cars between this city aud Frederick, when ontheir way to Baltimore, ceming in contact with a horse, which was run ever and killed. The locomo- tive and two of the cars were thrown off the track. No serious injury sustained, The British frigate Warspite left Annapolis Rosds, where she was anchored, on Sun lay last, for Bermuda. The officers were highly pleased with their visit. This fact I should have noticed before, but it escaped my me- mory. There is no new feature in business affairs. The stock market is at a stand, except city 6 per eent, which gra- xcharges on the north and east are h alteratio: New York par a 4 discount; int; Philadelphia par a has been a slight imprevement in Virgi quote at 7}a8 discount. It may be remembered, howe- ver, that this money fluctuates pretty much with the willand disposition of brokers. TTreewury notes arela I}discount. Specie is without a premium. Henry Brice, Esq. brother of theJudge, was found dead at his office,in the basement room of the Exchange, yesterday afternoon. It is presumed that he was strick- en with a fit of apoplexy. ‘There has been’a slight improvement in the price of mal A SUFPLY of large ized heslthy Swedish Leeches that will bite quick cousfanily onhand, aud for sale by the hundred do yi Ds a competen! on. OF dozen OF APP OF DAVID SANDS & CO., Drusgists and Apothecaries. ‘ast Broadway coruer Market. REMOVAL. | PHILLIPS’ CASH Fe ee ESTABLISH- y to Not Astor Howse. m3i tm Is removed from 145 Br { IN GENT LEMEN’S DRESS. Garments of a moat Elegaut aud Fashionable kind at a saving it unnecesaary to resort to the hack- ig @ list of wominal prices. presuminy lisned. together wit ot THE advertiser dee neyed 8) fi that the length of time he has been eat the extensive patr bestowed on hi cient voucher for ti being connected wir rope. he confidently naseris. gn comparison. will be found iowert AND PAPER RULING. H IRELAND, No, 120 Nassau atreet, hay won band + stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, of the latest and most approved patterns, is now prepared to execute ail orders inthe most durable aud handsome munne: flour. I quote now at $9,624; wheat 1.20 0$1.25. The |" Merchants Account Books and all other kinds ok provision market is witout ohange. The weather still | work ruled and bound to any pattern.im a style that is war- Continues cloudy. Yours, ranted t_ give satisfaction. Any work ordered can be done in Rovraicx. | fi Fughah mode if required, ae H. 1-has hadlong experience in both metho FOR SALE—Two second hand Copperplate Presses. A Philadelphia. ply az above. v4 maim: FIRE PROOF BOOK SAFES!!! at ILDER’S PATENT S\LAMANDER SAF! tafe han bern frequently exposed to intense hea ing building furnaces, &e., aud has never failed to pres contents, and ¢ only o.e which stood the test at. thi trial fool of Wall sree aureported by the following ‘Com- rehantes— multee of respectable WADSWORTH & SMITH, BALDWIN & CO. MINTURN & CO: his af ly behad atthe lr Safe Ntere ate” Sate Rtore TH ee eres “SILAS €. HERRING, 5; iter at. N.B.—Sa'ey of other makers—some of which are made im ‘m itation of Wilder's Patent, forsale athalfprice. m26aw 2 REWARD !! CROSS’S SPECIFIC MIXTURE $500 for the cure of delicate diseases, | We guveno lo, guackash recommendations tdve.ivethe cublie, {1 the me esnotsprak for itself no one shall apesk for it. Our [Correspondence of the Herald.] Putiapgecrama, April 14,1812 Defalcation of the County Treasurer—His Sureties— Recipients of the Abstracted Money, §c §c. There was another grand defalcation here yesterday much ofthe character of that of Lloyd, recently in your city—though, from what I can learn, of larger amount. The “abstractioni: the whig County Treasurer, Jo- seph Plankinton Esq! Me was eleeted at the last elec- tion, and was almost the only whig who received a ma- jority of the City and County vote. He had for several years oecupied the post of Chief Clerk in the Treasurer’s office, and was generally esteemed an amiable, discreet man. It is not supposed thathe has reaped much profit to hotiy wher titean be had,and that the proprietor from the deficit, which is variously estimated at from six | chall ners » single cure of recent dscase to be “ron tin ty toone bundred thousands dollars. He was formerly | turest$s00, Forsale at Dr. W, H Miloor'a, druggist, 192 in the dry goods business and failed. Brosdway. Som Zork: JJ0 a eet This amount of loss was incurred, it is said, by Mr. | Bostouy Wobérts k Atk'nan, corner ef Manover larke Plankinton’s bad investments in shaving operations. treet, ¥ A. B. Crossman, street, New Or- The large premiums offered for,money during the recent | leans. : sake ti pressure were too tempting, and, at the instance of one COLLECTIONS. he Subscribers will col jureties, it is said. he made use of the eounty’s Drafts, Acceptances, Certificates of Deposite, &c.(throug! jo shave upon. The sureties . W. South, and Messi Mesers, Harnden & Co. from N.Y. to Albany) upon any of the following places, and guarantee returns te the eity] of New. York. in from siz to eight days. South has for some years mi of standin; Uti c security. for sheriffe and treasurers; and & share of Syracese, Seca’ the profits arising from such use of the money ss Auburn, Batavia, this is supposed to have been the considcrativn. Geneva, Buffalo. srs. Weigand and Snowden, are cutlers in Ruparnxces: Sixth street above Market, and’ are reported to rasmus Corning, Thomas Wh, Oteots, #ineey, belmoterately wealthy. Weigand has been a member of 3 Wall street, New York, the City Councils. South was the surety on account of s Corner State and Market ats. Aibany the Treasurer's liability to the Stato—the other twogen tlemenon account of his liability to the county. South is engaged in no business, without perhaps that of “ lum- ber,” he too, has the reputation of possessing considera- ble wealth. TTHUUT MERCURY—DR. D. BRENNA has honor of mforming tne eitrizns of N he cures radically. on the homeopathic system, and days, every description of aypbulic disease, whether recent or aflong standing, without danger of relapse, which very often occurs by the use of mereur; a partials of been much feeling evinced on the subject nd the belief is that the loss to the county is considesably larger than was last evenivg supposed. 1 The remedy of Dr. Brencs does uot centam rrosive OF poisonous mi haveheard itstated that the clear lossover and above the | ol th ie opera. tion is alwaye gale, an ona" can follow from ise use, however critical the circumstances under which it is takes. ee, Patients wishing advice exn congult Dr. Brenna at hs sum covered by security, would reach sixty or seventy thousand dollars. Among other names that I heard mentioned as having enjoyed the benefits of this loss, is that of Matthew Newkirk. and a Mrs. Fraley. Col. : é R ding, corner of Broadway and Caamoers Page, late Postmaster, immediately after Plankinton’s re- | street, eutrancein Chambers sire t. at anv hour from 1¢ A. M. erday, was elected Treasurer by the Coun. | '2P- ty Commii ers. Plankinton is to-day, I am informed, HARDWARE, CUILERY, GUNS, &e. confined to ed by indisposition. W. SPIES & CO, are now punt their spring assort- The theatrical benefit last night at the Arch street meut of the following kinds of food, ard are determin- & Crook's F and theatre, to aid the cause of Texas, yielded I understand | not to be undertold by any house’ in the trade. about $300, This, considering the inclemency of the | ,,Femhuivee | Hecgers, & Sopa; Woetenholie weather, is more than I expected. Pools. Japanned Wares. nod Dixon & The business in stocks to-day was light, without | new patterns, Patt Metal Tea Kettles a: change in prices. and enamelled; Shelf Hardwares of every de ‘The trial of Holmes is progressing. NOW IN PORT AND IN STOCK: os The hearing of Handy and others, will take place to- 200 double barrel (June, to saaasevts 500 single 2 0 $12 | be ths A te f (Grat rate): each, 1} each. iale of all kinds, for altering and man Og The Hon. Mantix Var Buren, and the Hon. J. K. Paulding, arrived at Mobile on the 6th turing guns. . of April in the steamboat Arkansas, from Mont-| yame,mes a stacy Gen etd gomery. S. Jaudon, wan also a passenger in the | ,Amvat for the sale of Allen's Self-cocking and Revolving Pistol, being the greatest modern imprivement in fire arma boat. can be discharged in three seconda, with the use of one hand only—wholesale and revail. maa Li Deatn or rue Ricut Reverenp Dr. Exctann. —This eminent Prelate breathed his last this morn- ing about five o’clock, in the filty-sixth age, having undergene a lingering and i being inflammation of the intes: x ig throughout unabated courage and strength of intelleet, with an unwavering reliance in the promises of asteadfast faith. Bishop Eagland has beew a resident of our city for 22 years, during which period he has presided over the Diocesscom- ted to his charge, com; i the States of South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia with singu'ar talent for both civiland ecclesiastical ad- ministration, and with a pateraal regard for the interests of chure}, while in the civil relations created by the allegiance to his adopted country | jafe. he ever exhibited respect for her institations, zeal Agevts—Mr. Hays only, 139 Fulton street. Brooklyn; H. for her interests and sensibility to her rights.— | Ravie & Co, Albany; G. B. Ziebir, Philadelphia; 8. Powell Charleston Patriot, Aprii 11 Il, Boston. a7 STRIKER’S BAY oa ae BLOOMINGDALE HE subreriber, having leased the above establishment, re- etfully informs his friends and the public that he will open T TPHE DeSERVED CELEBRITY of Taylor’ Balsam o Liverwort, made at 375 Bowery, is fast superceding all ting of Blood, and all other th‘ngs in curing coughs. cold: digesses of ingerand liver ‘Nine years has it been tried, apd with the most unbounded success, which hs caused it to be so much counterfeited ‘The person who advertiges Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Li wort in Spring street, at firat under anonymous afterwards «a W. W. Taylor, and again as WW thi ag net now, nor never did have aay connection with, the original and gen! ‘aylor’s Balsam of Liverw ort, which is only made by the propcietor, at 375 Bowery. Buy in thus cily only at 375 Bowery ASTHMA CURED—“I have a ff-red from the effects of Asthroas long time. snd used every medicine I could obtain for its cure in vain, uo Taylor's Balswa of Liverwort at 375 Bowery—this medi re MRS. 8S. RUTON, 218 Laurens 0G- BEWARE Of A BASE COUN TERFEI t the true and genuime at the old office, 375 Bowery .aud you are e. Mexican Anmy.—We find in one of onr Cam- eachy papers of the 15th ult., a statement of the ‘oree of the Mex Army, that had just been re- ceived by an arrival from Vera Cruz’ The force actually on foot, jand mounted, was upwards of 40,- 000 men ; and although not thoroughly disciplined at the Gms ber ve no sed it eae soon We site Bae come nearly perfect, from the unusual exertions and | jogdale Road. activity displayed by the officers to eflect that ob- fee rlrer ang tee Waube of which the gureceand ect. The army was then stationed thus :—2,600 in oad sane (. considerable distance, the wi Xalapa; 1,500 in Perote ; 2,000 in Puebla; 500 in rough a beautiful grove of locust trees. Valapa: ¢ During the past. wint Vera Cruz; 1,200 in Ulta ; 22,000 in the capital, and ke pe coin toed teatlag to ihe hone hes tece s ee for thesummer, on Saturday next, April tet. ‘0 those persons who have once visited this beauty i wi the remainder at various points. No mention is | ¢d and graded, nether expense nor lebor h made of a probable movement of this army upon | "pst !¢ renter this adeservedly f oe Texas ; and, indeed, it is believed few of them can -om| other safely be spared from their present locations. & _ The papers state that a great struggle is prepar- ing forthe next Mexiean presidency, the candi- dates bring Senta Anna, Valencia and Paredes, with every probabilit i with ev Sukie yn} that the former will succeed. Our Retations wit Mex, n s Mexico.—We were aware that Gen Thompson remained in this city several jays, in the expectation of receiving instructions a tel ot . fectionary, be of the very first quality tid the. cha thane of aay other respects ie establishinent ‘The garden and orchards are weil supplied with flowers and ind | fruits ot every description, #0 that vieitors wisning to obtain bouquets, or baskets of fruit, in their several seasona,can be ied. ea an ’ "Bor the accommodation of those prions who for health or jvc ride early, breakfast will be provided from 6 till 9 ia the morns The comfort and convenience of Indies visitiog this house w be especially studied, and civility and attention may always from Washington, fownded upon t a hi troim the Mexican capital by Mr. Melton Rod are | camalight at the gate" Tom NOM Bower seegiygsper ma7im a 1000 Pad DOUBLE CAP WRAPPING PA 500 Ream Cap Weapping Paper. tay M2" Gaal Setng ee now learn that since the sailing of i im- portant decuments have arrived, witek aa ‘0 doubt be forwarded to him with the utmost despatch New Orleans Bulletin, April 6 Lo) [ror TANT, NOTICE.——Mesars. Mu’ bs TO"P ERS! ard BROO a 6 se ion iately clos ir eats % | XCHAN LONDON—Bile of crehanice at ®, 30 . Prescott, G. days, or at sight, on Mri , Ames & tock of Jewelry, Plate, | Oo., Bankers: London, for sale at ail times b; ch tne structed theit azent ts “ROCHE BROTHERS & CO 145 Falionst., E prime cont, and iu very many cages at agrestan | oa as Next door o the Fulton Bank wi lpesitively be diaposed of without reserve. mae PK re 1 All persons having any claim againet Messre. Mortimer s |. c1'n'r",inetiad of buying the te fikely ant will please to send an account of the same to No. 241 | curio thew heath eee iol ele, money, but moat likely condway, for examination and tiom ; and all persons re ie notning like Shera: omen jr bled to the firm are requested 1 pay the same t .ere asear vase NB. Sve ay AND wire Pee ~ el fos es PEINES’ ORK. WOTH STE, It improves the color of the Hips end au and imparts a grateful sweetness to the breath—Price 50 ceuts ss BEAUTY OF COMELEXION—The best cosmetic for removt . freckles sunburn avd healing pape and erup tions of the skin, is the Tablette of Pearl and Atabaster. ‘Try it, ladies,’ and be convinee \—Price 25 cents. Seid only atE.MGuion's, 137 Bowery, coreer of Grand, 169 ond 278 Broadway. 114 Canal st. mi.25 1m* "TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—iHe FreRSIAN SOASP—Is always ¢ffic cious im remov ng freckles, dark spots, redoeas, aud eruptions o' the shia. ‘This Soap imparts texture mbhig the blencing 58 ee BLOTCHES, &e.—Sir Ast ‘ceeds in removing pimples of the moat inve erate na ture, er long s*anduag. cents, Sold b E. M GUION, 107 Bowery ,coraer of Grand #1; 189 Broadway, “nk m: Browlwey S24 share Lae MIRACULOUS CURE OF RHEUMATISM. NEWARK, December 21 1341—Dr, Ring —Dew Sir: You IN “Will please to excuse my not an«wering you in relation to the certificate, giving am account of my almost miraculous re- storement to life es it were. twas 8» Unexpectedly restored, that it appeared more like a dream thaa re-lity, notonly to myself but to my friends Teana orp ucu have te pray. ers of one Whose liteia dear to him Situated among friends ul dear, aud a funily who lovk to him for sayport, ‘also join ia praise to you. and their God. for his um speakable merey 19 sparing m is time Anything that 1s jnmy power to do, whieh wll nefit to you, such as gving an » tet “y ufl>riny certificate, that you Tight publianio the wild, agit 1 eaned by. ty who hive puttheir naz to pay tenfold the price y charged, but Thave beeueick £0 long that my pecuniary exhausted. Itisover three yearesince { was attache: v ourdoctor ea loflémma ory Khcumstiam, hy whieh waa left complete ¢:iopie, having ‘oat the ugs of my lunbs, which fell away most Irightfuity, olvabiing oxe from all work: and had it uot been for a few hutdred dollars Lhad saved when In work I aud my family would have been in the workhouse. So you aud hoje theytblic, will see how much | owe you for ouce more being able toeara my Ly three boltles of your Elixir, « hiew you lures and. considering it truly the “Tecixtr of Life,” 1am, with the Greatest respect and gratitude, yonr Humber ser vaat cia caged >GENJ-C. JACOBUS. Witnesscs—Hannah Jacobus, Will ani and sold by C. H. RING, Chiff. m D A T i. cy <) DR. ALLEN’S BALSAM. iverwort and Pleurisy Root, for Coughs n ard Liver Complaint —Con sumption is a disease often recretly lurkiog in the aystem for fore there ia the levst complaint of the lurge. At atage 1tean becured as effectually acd as c rtainly other di Let no! per-ons detay the vse of medte tit thei re sensibly affected, but in due season resort te Dr. Aliew’s Balsam of Liverwori—this medicine has proved even the ‘Conqueror of Physicians,” for which all mankied will have abundant cause to vlewe the hand of Providence — More than 100 Physicians in thiseity now use this medicine in thelr pragtics LIVER COMPLAINT. CURED.—Dr. Allen—Dear Sir Ihave used your Bulsam of Horehound, Liverwort and Pleu risy Rootin_ my practice for some monthe past, and from the wonderful effret it has had, 1am fully i see2es very superior Viriuea in the cure ver Comp aint nsumptiox. Ido strongly recom sendit to the public Kespectfully. J.D. RICHARDSON, MD. aise, hi IUGH —This disease is "pre eepipg «ff many little one farents should remember that Dr, Ai- infallible remedy, and ven yerrs. 0 A. le agent, 88 Barclay at ; E.M. Guion, 197 Bowery’ corner of Grand street ; Dr. coruer of Broadway and Chambers street ; Milnor’s Drug Store, corner of Broadway and Jol D CANDIES. ant and the Faculty. MEDICATE D®. FLEMING'S WORM CA! 8 und: periectly adapted to the total exte in old and yourg. of any thing of the kind ever pared, Children like it, anditis warrant d vegitable and per- tectly safe m ite effects. 4 His DIARKHGEA CANDY, prepared from his celebrated Quaker Balm, is said to do wonders inall vowel complaints. endant on the last stage of consum| it is Most scothirg and salutary. Itis pleas fe and cer His CATHAKTIC CANDY certainly opeus a new era in medical compounds. For cleansiag aud invigorating the stomach and bowels, removing obstructed hunors, for cos tive- hess, biliovs hahits, colds, fever, jauxdice, headat d indeed fa all cases where , hysic is necded, this candy is 00 ides, itis a3 pleasant, o take a8 peppermint candy. His DINNER CANDY, fer costiveness, indigestion, trege after eating, he sriburit, &e , &e., is recommended aa ‘of the best stomachica aud touics bow im use. And then itis ing sales and popularity efthese pleasant J BALM OF LIVE, for all affections of the lunge and windpipe,dyap pia, &e. &c, is an unequalled remedy e following :— Covert: Sin=I have received much behrfit from the use of your Balmof Life iaremoving the pains about the che: ed by dyapepsia,and especial cannot say that my beelth iy amproriog: A, Feb.14, 1849. Bold wholeaule acd retail by Also by |. COVERT, 181 Nassau street. J. Stewart, 75 Fulton st , Brooklyn. 74) DP IS] TO ‘THE LADIES FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GO-DS—The ie torent this well known establistment offers for eale a ice assosiment of Millinery Goods, for ing trade, never as yet preecnted to the public, both ar rie the quality and cheapness of the articles. ‘The assort- m8 1m* re Tent consists of the followin SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE D'OR celebrated BANS, ‘by La _Duchesse D Ork Evrapes: LAERD SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL STYLE—AndLawn Hats do.do—An entire new atyle of Me HaeMODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER COTTAGE, Parisian and English FANCY STRAWB, of the finest tex. raniety. re ‘elegant and varie of Mil- Defore they purchase elsewhere, ax it ‘Qareat advantage as price and Pr the foods. LD, Magazine de Modes, 60 Canal street. SPRING FASHIONS. "THE pubscriber desires the attention of strangers and others 1° tensive assortment of stocks, acarte, 1, pocket kerchiefs; eral milk, merino, gloves, hosiery, &e. ke. ‘ticular alteption in selecting the pay tonable patterns of acarfs and ats. blia aagortment will al ways be fund varied and extensive, ‘The subscriber continues the manufacture of e'ebrated Elastic Siocks. Gentlemen may depead on being suited by calling at the old estabjishment 241 Broadway, betwee Park Place. m9 im* SELLS, agent for J. Agate. RING’S VERBENA CREAM AGAIN TRIUMPHANT. HE truetest of the exquisite merits of Ring’s Verbena Cream ia fully borne ont by the first premium diplorn being ogain awarded by the judges st the American Tustt Pumheld at Niblo’ss ‘The longer thi + io celebrated shavi Encws, and the more extcunively circulated. {t has becokae, and unsolicited testimoni: seems duly to confirm thy Hatterin js ithas recetved from all parta df America and Europe. In. feed, the constantly increasing demand is a source of proud d what thou: satmfiction that the proprietor has accom} nds have been for years attempting, ¥ n ‘*Emoltent ‘Am rican shaving soap,” which, for ease, comfort, and ceono- my,cannot be surpassed cither st hors or abread. ‘rom je 's Verbona Cream for t eapi- had at 89 Fultons Tees ined rior. Et sof akes ve ne #0 the operation as gentle as magnetisi Pe From the Boston Travelle—April, 1940.) YVrasena CREAM--This new Shaving Compound is now all the raze, ai well aviorg tonsorial professors as among those who to gather theie owa diurnal crops. “The bar. bers say thata pot of it lasts twice as long as the same quan. lity of another soponaciova preparation; wnile those who their sixpence declare that with the - razor willingure a smoother face than most of the oid se: with amen steel; eyed a rr at to to the shin. agreat destroyer of who! m nd retail by C. H. KING, 3 Fulton street, N.Y. uring se saya yea, because Obstruction is cither immediately or re. motely the csuse of Inflammation or Catarrhal Fevery, produ. ‘croup, consumption, and abscesses of the lungs. pain apd ee of the throaty breast, sides, or shoulders, Prenchitie, exciting mucous and peruleat secretions, thereby cloptiag ep the lunge, go as to fore of leas impede both reapitaties cat the free eircultivn of the Blood, cataing dutty of breath oss of ‘voice, fod asthma, plewrisy, hoarseuces, and 3 he Ie and bleeding from f blood vessels, of blond tion, from which all these, alarming liseages origi a o nu beet found equal to SAY NE'S LXPECTO! NT. It stands unrivalled—it stands pre-emiaent—try it, and you will be forced to acknowledge that its virtues nif dpe-d not be overated ; th ida far above and bey ond the reach of competition ; tis the ouly reasonable, the only natural and the only traly successful methd of arrecting dise f the pulmonary organa, Sold in New York at wholesale and retail, by A. B. & D, Renae, B ‘ists, Nos. 79 and 100 Fulton ; David Sards & Co., 9.77 Kas roadway ; A.B. Sands & Co., No. 973 Broadway. — mi7 im* AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE R.A. C. CASTLE, Dentut, 267 Broadway, New York * iat, Tor filing decayes teeth, which, while it Ye perfest imposition, can be put iuto the most tender eclatslalon vip original ppegeenes sod eure eitioet tay oop whatsoever. ‘Tre most painful tooth ean be thus tered, he fret soci .C. inge The numerous testimonials from ladies speak sufficiently as to its efficacy. Dr. A. cial Teeth without liga‘ures on the prin ure, Dr. A. i. F.U- Johnson, Pres valier Don A. Calderon dela Barca, 8) ymeador, Mr Stoughton, Spanish Consul, Rev. Mr. Lyell, Rev. Mr. Kissam, rofessors of the Univerty of the College of Physicians and Surgeonof New York: DEAF NESS—Drs Castle & Edwards, Auriats, ery diac ase incidental tothe human eat. A jure cure for deafness, paing, no mi? im* MARCH OF INTELLECT, REAT of all general sciencea—then why not the same in the cannot be the Medical Faculty « even they recommend Ring's Vegetabl hen they Ue he je Cough feetions of the lungs, and w ‘express the . they ba eed why such a pleasant, pure, and palatable ar: ticle, should not ec ipwe the many numerous o have been used for years, merely beeaure c Galen, Medicis, and other writers, speak of euch and such medicines. ‘No, no, Ring’s Candy is a tnodern invention, and goon re ie checks and cures, and cannot be preyevted from ite onw course by the envy and jrslousy of afew iliterat Sndeold by CH "$9 Fulton street, corner 0 sold by moet drug; 500 PREMIUM. Hy INDESTRUCTIBLE. INM,whith B. M. BART. E the Fair of the American Tnstitute Neve Work, ate with an offer of $ inho should $500 to any exctenct it from paper, aed which recelced the ol the fastitute, ean be bed ‘by calling on. @. wdon, Wright S Hateh; bank note engraverr, 48 Merchants’ Exchange, Orders't part of the Liston Paid, through the abeve name eitiae eeade wtih this uke will remain ‘une 9 p per will erdure, Hy valuable a deilibt if now we ha y, Mi. D., brof-seor of Chymisiry, sd Boar wand spl | Hous wr eeenene about two hi afew rode from the Pavilion Spring, ‘Soply at C. Haisenbuttle,9e Cedar, or Franklin Hoyt, Sa ratoga Npring 2 m2 tm? sPUes TO Leathe two tour story brick Stores, No. 5 and 7 New street, two coors from Wall tceet, and opposite the pt blie atore now erecting: ne three story briek Store, No. — Pike slip, om the east ree a ide, wije Cc ti “HOUSES PO LET The three story brick house, No: 34 Wall Letween Broadway and Church street. Toe new four story brick house. 58 Fourteenth street, between the fifth and sixth Avenues. ‘the two story House, No. 73 Gold street, near Beekman, now eccupiel by M Miles Hitchcock, FOR SALE—Three Lots on Broa tway, near U one Lot on Kighteenth street, 97 feet Seventh Avenue, between T'weuty-e. zlatl atree's. Apply to Sim? Mr DELAPLAINE, 68 Wall st., Office No LEASE on favorable terma—Ti Be known og the Shakepeare Hotel. nerot Willism and Duane strect New York. ‘To a persoa of respectability. eapable of conduering aa _establish- Inent cf the kind, a better opportunity of making a fortune seldom ¢ffera. ‘Tne house is replete wichevery nec ture, sud is too well known toeslarge ¢n ate capatilities business. For furthee particulars ‘apply. to the, ubseriber, who is the preseat occupant aud owner of the premises maol ROBERT ANDERSON PAVILION AT NEW BRIGHTON, THE SUBSCRIBER bega reevec'fully Lo announee tohia patrons end the rublic: that hia house, after being completely refitted ani put’ in perfect order, will be Opened to recr iv company ou the Ls} of May ext. Me will bo hippy tomake er ang-ments with families who nay be disposed to enjoy the benefi: air, with all theadvautages and couvenietces of & Nene, ¥ wier- ed #o by th Rogeees ep! a ged My a plying tly toand from the ci:y of New dor! CoH an well kucwn euubrity, and unrivalled beauty of thie place, offer many indvcemcats togr ntlemen of business Wishing t» be with theie families in the country, and algo to ‘tend with pauetuality ‘other affairs inthe city, ae well ae to persons of lersure, who Wish to enjoy a couniry residence oot aaniiibe recayvable, ond hia devotion to the eom- Niesia, he fistters himaclf, wilt watia’y alll who may favor bin with their patronage. New Brighton. 7th April, 812,83 es, COUNTY TAVERN AND STORE TO LET— At Chrlpca, Sizien Island the tavern and store knows a heChelsea Landing House. ‘The steamboat Ra Hrom the foot of Barclay street, stops daily atthe dock in froutet the house. It is in improving U-ighborhood, and is a Aeairable atard forany perrou competent to keep a reapectabls tavermand general grocery lore being the westeat landing to rchmou Pocsession on tstof May. Apply to , eu 7 OPCARY & CO. 99Pinz arawt JACOB TRAVIS, Jr. Phelsen, ST (4 THREE DOLLAR HATS—SPRING FASHION, Vda —The mo. taplendid article ever offered to the pablic—Elegant Short Nap Moleskin. at the low price of $3 ; Kiso an article at $20, equal in durability and lustre to those told by other Hatters it $3. h GEO. P. H. BROWN Practical Hatter, 146 Canal str GEORGE PIERIS. aS aw alsimtt ist ve % . » GENTLEMEN'S IMPORTED FRENC Pm Pet NATIVE CALF BOOTS, Gaiter Be: y Wi ces and Putnos of the latest fashion, ‘and best fini a Der. cent cheapest inthe cily. Boois $',75 to $2 $ Warranted good boys’ boots price: 75 50 cel ladies”, mi gaiters, a nd walling sho of the arranted goo ourselves, be- ing, at 42 Canal street, cor roadway, and eet, N. B. A compicteatock of boots and shovs of eve-y variety is kept constwtly onhand at the above stores, and for sale wholesale and retail. J. WALKER. DRESS BOOTS-LATEST FRENCH STYLE.—Ths subscriber makes to order Soots scription, of the fiuest quality of Frech calf akin, an Tatest s yle, and at very reasonable prices.— Genilemen who have been in the habit f payiny extravegant prices for interior artic'es are requested to ca'l and be conviue- ed tha’ his prices are from ten to twenty per cent below other the neighb rhood. Drawings being tuken of the feet, customer, there is no difficulty ir oflasts kept for nated run FO BOLLARS FETT it ry * CENTS TS Bix’ BOLL ANS: Falf boots, galters, shoes, i e s u prices pumps, slippers, Ke TaN WaT! 4 Fultonat., m* Between Nasaau and Dutch sta. PARTICULAR NOTICE.—The oped and well known im i (itvouers Salamon Heine, M- D.rhaviug concluded at se aciivanced age of 63 years, to make an offer to the sub- resented br fore, anuounces that he auch as has never been 4 qill undertake any orailof these matiguant or Jong standi disesses of evrry claw req her medical or sur, treatment, aud considered by others incurable. He will give at ineludicg medicine) ¥ if the patient is advantaged, the Doctor will moderate charge, by *greement, to cure him. { not benefitted by this first t ial, no charge whi made for med: hout charge, and id ready, at. ance. The Doctors effice aa Reade street almoat apposite the : ind Reade street Mysvalt se) cerser of Broadway gos MEINE, M. D. CROLIUS’ BOAT ESTABLISHMENT, 400 WATER STREET, UR DORA RAST OF CATHARINE MARKET, UILDisR ofthe Bultan sf Muscat’s Pleasure Barge, the ‘Ware, Gazilie, Victoria, A‘lantic, Wakoua, &e.” Also, the Ann of Peckakill, Washington of Poughkeepsie, Duc of Hyde Park, Sylph and Wave of Mobile, Geo, Stewart | Louisville, &e- 5 7 HATS! HATS! HATS !! Brown & cos One price Hat St se aclenele, sod se i I Square, corner o re faghom, "beauty, durability and sconomy are combined to adarn the ‘The proprietors have the pl to their recently improved anortnapted hat: a pew siyle:the i wi 80: imitation ovtiy sud beausifuls that the differenee ie not easily ‘ lista. We strictly adhere to the peeenn s stm, we ganblen 12 frm a very argea in Rae soe one areesthiak they huve renchtd the ultine tum'of beauty durability.cieapness andcomfort. m4 3m* ARL KING ‘The wellanown and eclebrated Millimery and Ladiea Straw ‘manufacture! ™ re ache fh oe epee TF ENGLAND, Ladies that he vi yun u lies [eprecttlly vere cet eplendia and fasmuobaple sasortapent of Ladies Straw and AtikeHinie ‘The Straw Ha‘s are manufec- ured r com tured to 2 mone EULSLER COTTAGE, with Gipsey sides and a Swiss Flare around the front. ‘The Braids these) Hats tretade of a of te moe! elegant paiteraa, sr ae patron the Albers etre in eR VICTORIA. The silk department is conducted by the most ingenious and tasty milliners not to be equalled. The rilks are of the new- eat atyle, fresh im, ‘Trimming avd F ers to a.) ‘Those whe wien, to convines themselves may call at Wo'8o Canal car Broadway, a 17 Diviaige airets ‘ Ribbons aud French Fi t! tab seiste and cola be purchased at either oF kis tablish tents. at wholesale andvetail on reasonable terme.” a9 Im SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO ALL HE.“ American Magic Mixture” has been hailed a one of jes o! the present age, and seer ft 2 8S inary vaaragen ge srl es Une bitty jot the ur ae Leesa bladder. Ite effectsare absolutely eifectual i ing a radical cure ina short time, while the ordi Sormibe sen mouths! One dose cannot (ail to eu tating and over delicate in vor, and cut of |! we put. their fai ot ‘one has been diaaprointed ‘discovered while tit has sately conveyed all beyond ofa vicion., The" Magic Mixture” hed longatood un- + stood e glittering imagery #9 pompousl inyed apr inked Fowita ec nor by a host of anprinei Ines been, to.dane went at King’s drug at mai q unfortunate re, Fulton street cor. Chff. 1 CARDS, BILL-HEADS, &C. 100 Cards. 50 cents. do it 60 600 do: 1 95 000 do: 00 ing aud Show Bills, and ting executed at shert notice, om as eatablishment in the city. ‘RD visiting card, plate engraved and rinted for $1.50. equal fo any in thi city. Circulars, Billheads, Sot every description of reas*mabie terms as ai VISITING C. *ferlupers, Manu cturers, and Drugyiste’ Labels constantly pagal BROWNSON & CO, ma3 im? $6 Gold a! Fulton. WIGS AND SCALPS. THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT, VRE TO BE FOUND AT A. C. BARRY’S corner of Liberty street, up ying and gossamer sys- any yet manufactured mavufactur ei from i nee haif'work of to suit customers ip, Sane ality and’ low- Brcsi allon or barrel; Sour rout by Soups, Oysters, Fowls, Milk, &e. war anted okeep any length of time and in nny climate, excellent for ship. stores. as they afford agreat lusury ata reasonable price; Ground Coffe Warranted pure; Walau', Mushroom and Tomato Catsup, by the gallon or de ren. Lae ae Pickles, for sb N: BAPALLS CSULER: Wheleesie and Rete! Warehousts for Pickles 194 Water and 242 Frost street. ™m23 3m* $5() (OO. OF WATCHES, Je cash, or epproved shoi requiring the above mentioned goods wou ro Parchnon 5. NEUbTAS No.4 en iC) ¥ port ladies’, gentlemen's, ol staple boots, shoes, Be Mc ensive and valuable assortment always on hand, war ranted of the firat quality. TUTTLE & HAYWARD, oheshontern snd Waster, meron rat ode thoor will nd it'ta their advantage to call. nat im titer for il Putting of Kalvonune fordale mapa ei ranklin— ‘asbed Biue Blacks, in want of ladies? Chinese Blue,” Boa Chi \ * Emerald Green, Madder Lakes, Brunsw ck Green, Vermiliion, son Green, Chromea, Turkey Ure) Ochres, Ke., b, &e. To Printers and Eogravers.—Franktort and English Blacks, very superior, for aale at iobat am* $64 Rrondvway. commer Franklin. al VEGETABLE HAIR Oil. —Thir Vogetabl Hair Oil por. esses the peculiar property so long sought fer im but sought in vain, of reproducing a new growth of jeadstotally bald. Bogreat are its ¥ imparts to the roo! s but a auort Lime to produce a ew growth. ons to cheek th ui especial an. venta the hair from teraiog y,and when it {urn may be snail and resto te cea by applying the of ives an agreeal 3 is pre Verable to any other for be framing, curling, and glossiag ‘the hair. Numbers of certificates ean be ecen_ where it is for male. at at Beray sod 88 Decay a. mh im UNITED STA ". TAILORING EMPORIU NO. 12 JOHN ST.. NEAR BROADWAY. Just. RECKIVED at thie establishment, e coms sortment of cloths, cassimeres, ke. the spring trade, Purchased iorevsh. Ourfrien’s andthe public are respeetfull: and examine for th«mselvcs bafore leaving thy be satin anbe fu as can be 1 4 ad trices which emer ‘vat weet the tiswe of the 00 B—Tue Orricens or 142 Anny ann Nagy z invited to eall ir order, else- *N. specifully informed: hat the cle 2 are re- yeu be furnished withanp ante of uoiform. mad agri to the preec fy ata reduction of at leat 35 per cent from face ieee ations, i — R. WILLIams. . Wii LIAM HeARN, OWERY, be vern Prince and Spring at 2OA Tee esle the tolowing dey, pour isteie meaeheg? Light chints watered Pople wuitibic ior talllitaad sadenoe makers’ use, and for Leics dresses Freneh, English anddomessic! “al-coge, mourning and second mourning light chintz and siog'e colors Superfine 4 4 Frene® pristet Musting,!iy ht chi Blue black and satinstriped blue-black Silke; lightestored Muslin de L Fine 4.4 Ceriton, mourn my Superfine plain back and im Light colored hat acd lining fave ana getter nd gentiemen’s \) tz fizures meurning and co'ored Ginghame oV’d do,all wool 4 watered Ribbons Ye black wilt Cravate nd hens stitched tinen cambrie ‘teolored Kid Gloves «and misses Paracol: is ick snd brawa Linens, twill- bine, Bhitings, Mtualios jneonet, book, Swiss, mull, ) Lawns cambrie Ditities, &e... back bombexines, anda general aassort- ment of other Good:,ali of which are offered generally, at the lowest market price’ et m30 im* D&, a to Greal secret dueasen of a kinds, with unrivalled shil! aud surpassing judgment, which has euabled him to effec! a speedy and permanent eure, and will not d) # and delicate consiituls well kuown for its extras: boxious end deplorable casen eat Broadws ag his Fence) red drop i now ary virtues, in curing the most Terma moderate—eall at 199 beer aval et ert, mis im? aes OC VESEY SHIRE. ASTO haa SSEY STREET, ASTOR LOUSE, YORK. Persone slcted mith rg tures may rely uponthe by mental aid the word affords ca aplication at h 1 Veavy street, New York, Or to either of his numerous agents m the chief towns of the United States, Patients must be careful to exa: ad of Dr. Hinll’s Trusses, to see that they are endorsed by Br. Wall in 'writiog Nove other are gevaine or te bere lied on as go: € cen wader twelve years universally ‘ured without further expense, thay the eost of the Truss, i has been under the progressive IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LADIiis! DR HULL'S ABDO- MINAL ; EO ee it fc y curs i t "TMhoved buany weaknesses incident tv the married fate, Te ia applied as an article of dress; any lady e+n fitherself without tecnurse to a surgeon, on reading ihe pamphlet writteh by Dr. Hull, sccompanyiug cach instrument, which will be sent by mail free of charge; to aty part ofthe couitry, to persons requesting hesame by lette: ‘Dr; Hull has, at the request of several re:pectable physicians, fitted up a room exclusively for havibg separate entrane pe whe Tnatneny latpe g oa De sslceeriaes st ance, to rudees apd Supporters to femate patient ‘i sti ‘AMOS'G, HULL & CO, mi5im* No. 4 Vesey at. Astor Honge. T SUPPORTERS of DR. AULL's to receive my decided preference— have emplored the ‘Trusses of Br. ‘Phe snpport-r war invented in by the Doctor, with my advice and acprubatiou—and I am toway, thal itis extensively adupted in Furope as Well as ih ABERNETHY’S BOTANICAL PILLS, ET the unfortunate rest ass ration in asserting these cure for Gonorrhea, Gleets, |: by the ‘were for several years pre thy, mall stages of the above diseases. In the first one box is usuallysufficient to effect a cure in afew di loog protracted chronic stagea, obstinate giests &e. they are equally ‘certain havi a eda who had been taking other medi- eee rine er rf are to dostreeae eenmtinesen fhanto cure the disease. ‘They. never leave the parts sul to the troublesome weakness which #0 freqnently occur after using other m¢ . They have no cnpleasant ingithem might frequent the it hes ear ee ate a ona a rusecteds dienis, which int sisi New York by Win Ware posed entirely of system generally. For x r pothecaries’, Catherine street, aud in Brookly by Blagrove, druggist, Fulton street. ma im’ COAL AND CO THE extreme mildness of the weather of amar nave proved diaateo r a ish gn tp city Tromeey acquired Paces nadine aCOSUR OT remedy of the day is * great EASE’ HOAKHOUND CANDY, Mibich’bes acquired an enviable celebrity for itd invariable cure “ALL GLASSES OF PULMONARY AFFECTIONS. Tt is known by ite fruite—ite good works testify for it—it can oy Et TAS A OMPLISHED. Soot Erck "envelope of the genuine Hlerthound Candy is signed John Pease & Son, 48 Divion street. Rushton & Aspinwall, 'No.10 Astor flouse, 110 Broadway, han 278 B. h, 395 way: Smith, 'y, 140] Sowers Brombish & gun, 3, Agnew 300 Hudaon street; Owen, No.3 Wilson & Co, comer of Hubert & Greenwich 65 Greenwich st; Moreton, corner of Lewar, corner Church and Chamber at; er of Broadway and Chambers 139 Fulton street. Brooklyn; ‘Albany; Duvall, 298 Broad #,, kN. J. GG Ail ietters post-paid will be prnctnally att post-payl PEACH & SOM. 48 Bivieton a ry mp yh PMerehente wisi oo ree Can- am obtain at at the manufacturers, at ti prices, Getdlee cn tates totay Marchant inhi ity’ Wide Ose, they have eae mal Leones ERCHES—i0 oo vey te large and beslthy jmyrnaand Germa “ ir very reasonable, wholesale and retail. cr earefilly upplied by WM WA. TROUS, Chexist and Pharmacutist, Apothecaries’ Hall, 36 Ce ‘ine at. STAG YS AND SODA POWDERS —Warranted very ri artic'es ti rally 4 \ for fam ae: Fer rales wbolerale sudretade by WA y mist and Pharmacuti i 38Catharine at. mpm ai CHEAPEST CARPET INTHE usr SHORE STATES, No. 99 Bowery —ANDER- estabsishm hav. le extens alterations in ble. the cheapea tof every deacription 0 sver belong ommred x y. The carpets having purchased at low prices for cash, enables them t» ell from 25 to 30 per cent low- erthan any ‘other store in the United States, ae yards carpe.ing, warranted all wool, 3s. 6d. 35,000 do do, warranted fine wool, 4s. per yard. Bel 000 do do, extra ine, Sper yard wie, e j phy $2 50. ‘ANDERSON & DOBBS, N», 99 Bowery the first store above Heater N.B.—Just received six entire! Stok cannot be found in ang oll er tlorein thinly, See ag iw* No. 98 Bowery. WATCHES & JEWELRY VERY Low, T Witenes eid ‘iss ji! ver penei! r retail,lower thanat any ter place the city, Gold Watches Bs low se 30 t0 48 dollars cach Watches aad Jewelry. er: Sught. ‘All Wai 7 abd mosey elurmeds Washi et Clam. yar boot = 4 eo CTREREN Tae rice of and retail, 89 Wallstreet, ap evairs. BREAD-BREAD—BREAD—At A atches an: thy ery, copver Second street and Bowery, peaaae w Ba for 8 hilling—and made from the best superfine 4 shilling and made from the beet super Ay WHO WANTS A BEAt TIFUL CLEAR jour—try HIS ia not addressed torediesouly, bu not addressed to Heol, vou wipessered that freck e5; prachon tiettine’ oc burn, tan, morphe moved by the {al ‘ ate ive particnlariy requested ‘are particularly requests ‘ viroen pat the lavestiow af M. 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